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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-19

The fight against the Governor OF
earnest and the Home Rulers have
been the ones to start the ball rolling.
A meeting in the drill shed last night
OF Home Rulers and others interested
In the welfare of the people had a
two-fold object in view. The first OBJ.
Ject was the bidding farewell to Dele.
gate Wilcox who leaves for the Main
land in the Sierra today but the second
and more important object was the
passing Of resolutions against certain
actions Of Governor Dole and Acting
Governor and Secretary Cooper. Two
resolutions covered these grounds and
the unanimity of the expression OF the
assemblage showed how very wide.
spread is the feeling against the Gov.
ernor and the present policy which
seems to the masses to promise the
ruination of the Territory. Through.
out the crowd assembled in. the drill
shed, there was not a dissenting voice
when, after the reading OF the resolu.
lions In both English and Hawaiian by
John Wise. a vote was asked for by
Chairman Kaulia.
The meeting last night showed tho
trend that the work Of the Home Rule
party has been taking for some time
past. The meetings OF the executive
committee Of the party have invariably
been held behind closed doors and all
that has been talked over has not gone
beyond the portals. 1t was learned last
night that the work of the natives
which came to head In the resolu-
tions. has been going on quietly for
months and that outside of the regular
meetings, there have been frequent
caucuses on the subject.
One Of the leaders of the party when
spoken to last night after the meeting
said: I'VE hope for the removal OF
Dole from his seat as he Is obnoxious
to the majority Of the people Of the
Territory. He is not fair In his deal
ings and he seems to have no concep.
ton whatever Of what is the right
thing to do. He does not care snap
for the people as has been shown on
more occasions than one. Everything
Is carried on behind closed doors with
him. For some reason or other, he
does not care to allow his dealings
whatever they may be, to get any Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-19

Tho ,o,l baa,tb.giv,pg ,,ybt NJ dav
49,, tbo noon,o WIN he aoo. mi.
C. hor1 =, ,a,, hut - 10 Tho ola nlan NJ
,,,nino tbinos IN s,it bimsoif ue
ha. hean need ~ tbis sort NJ thing owe,
s,nca no has heen nm there in The old
naIaco ,uild,ny and no viii, never GET
oy,ru No can never change some.
o,e will have IN Give him n change
are not MANY OF us who expect that the
resolutions which We have offered will
result directly in tho removal of Mr..
Dole hut we do expect that the very
positiye lnnpuape used vii, have tho
effect NJ calling foro,tlv IN the alton
t,on n, president Pooseve,t tho need
~ some action be,ng taken in the case
n, Hawaii, THAT "a the nrincina, oh.
ioct of the resolutions and delegate
Wilcox, who will carry the resolutions,
will put the matter still more forcibly
a.d give details that could not Of
course be included in the resolutions. {"
II was after 4 n, lock TINT the meet
inc vas called IN order NV Vic. chair
man Kaulia Tbroupbont the whole
meeting there was good order among
tho fo,,r hupdred or mora nresent and
con,rorv IN the renort NJ the Adver.
tiser ,bis morn,rg there u,as n great
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-19

Whereas. the Superintendent of Pub.
lie Works has been and now Is max.
ing agreements, In advance of legisla-
tive action. whereby the credit OF this
Territory is pledged to private corpor
atoms for materials to be furnished
and labor to be performed (said
agreements being themselves viola.
tons of law in that there has been
no call for tenders as required for
work or materials to the value of Ave
hundred dollars ts500J or over; and,
Whereas. these and kindred acts of
the Executive are In plain violation OF
law and subversive of those principles
OF democracy contemplated by the
Constitution of the United States and
OF Hawaii; and.
Whereas. there is ample opportun.
lily for promptly creating the legal
F, conditions necessary tor meeting pres
ent requirements without resort to
the questionable practices herein com.
planned of; now. therefore. be 1t
Resolved. That the Territorial Dele
gate to Congress be respectfully re.
quested to inform the President and
Congress of the United States OF the
actions of the Executive Of this Terri.
tory. and to request The removal of
! Sanford B. Dole for lack of ability to
Understandings interpret the Consti.
tuition and laws given him for guild.
ance.
Resolved. That the Home Rule Re.
publicans in mass meeting assembled
give notice to those advancing mon,
eys or creating other obligations to
a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-19

Though but AZ years old. President
Roosevelt, considered as a public man,
is well out OF the nursery. He Ia
eighteen years older than the younger
Pitt was when he was prime minister
of England, eight years older than
Gladstone was when he entered the
Cabinet, eight years older than Napo-
leon when he was First Consul for
life, and older than Frederick the
Great when he invaded Silesia, or
Grant when he took Vicksburg.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-19
Honolulu Iron Works.

Improved and modern SUGAR MA
CHINERY of every capacity and de-
scription made to order. Boiler work
and RIVETED PIPES for irrigation
purposes a specially. Particular atter'
ton paid to JOB WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
NOTA del DIA.
81 hOmbre pdbliCO.

Penosa es la mission dal hombre
publico; no se pertenece, los actcs
mas nfmios y mas privados, son CO.
nocidos, escudriflados, analizados y
censurados.
Su personalidad pt Utica absor-
We su personalidad individual. Po-
css veces Sc | } juzga con imparcia-
lidad; la passion entra en- el fallo y
este. por consiguiente, IS injusto.
Los adversarios, por serlo, ex-
fireman ell ataque, extraen ell veneno
de las flores, desfguran ell hecho
mas indiferente, buscan la intenci6n
bastarda no In nc blezA alteza de
mira en- su proceder.
Los correligionarios al menor
motive de disgusto, murmuran por
10 bajo, discuten meritos, Ii sojuzgA
ia envidlA y les dominala hipocresfs.
Ell duef1o de aquella misma mano
que traza elogios hiperb6licos en- la
prensa, Sc burla desdenosamente en-
su interior de } que escribe, y des-
precia con todo su ser al mismo que
ensalza.
E to es ruindad; pero es Ia ruin.
dad humans, que setalza repugnante
y anenazadora por doude quiera.
iSer hombre pdblico!
Ell suef1o dorado de muchos; los
vivos anheios; ell desideratum de sus
aspiraciones ignoran que nj ell lecho
de Pfocpsto, nj ell suplicio de Tan
talo es como el que les aguarda
Son responsables de todo 10 ad
verso, de todo 10 desfavorab'e, de
todo 10 perjudicial; pero la gloria de
10 grande, de 10 bueuo, de 10. diguo,
esa la lleva Ia comunidad & que per-
tenece.
va dijo Ell fil6sofo, que ell rayo
que aniquila, cae antes en- Ell palacio
del poderoso que en- la choza del la
briego. A1adieudo el poeta: <Seguid
la escondida senda por donde han
lido, los pocos sabios que en- el nun
do han sido.,
Els, pues, de sabios, huir de la
notoriedad.
Esta, en- la naturalezs, tratar de
humiIlar TODD 10 que Sc alza, oscure-
Ger 10 que brilla. Sc perdona la vi
da al reptil que Sc arrastra; pero Sc
hace certera punterfa al condor que
Sc niece en- los espacios.
Et lef1ador escoge 81 robusto Y
corpulento cedro para derribarlo al
potente golpe de su hacha, y pasa
sin smirar siquiera, los juncos, que
Sc mecen a Impulse de Ia brisa.
Las embravecidas olaa absorven
en- sus abisnlos q los monstruos de
hierco, que surcan su superficie,
perdonau en- la hora de desolaci6n,
& la fragil barquilla que sostiene 8
los angustiados n&ufragos.
Sc adquiere popularidad dejan-
do girones de Ia vestiduras en- las
zarzas del camino.
Hay quien pre6ere estas amar-
guras, q cambio de la aureola de un
nombre sonado.
iVanitas vanitatis ct omnia va
nitas!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
la DeInOCraCia"
Dor buen CanlinO,

Nos completeness en- repro oiucir
alguros parrsfts de Ella Democra-
cia, de Caguas, de IN suelto que pu-
b,ico en- su edicion del dfa 20. Ell
colega va por terreno irme. Dice
asf:
Ella Democracia. es ante todo
un periodico serio y quito, que no
puede dar cabida en- sus columnas 6
ciertes cuchuf1etss de NAL genero,
nj mucho menos a ataques la vida
privada de nuestros adversarios
<Nosotrcs com batimos les re-
publicanCs en- Ell terreno de Ia poll
tics, y en- aquello que Sc relacione
con hechos p1blicts y de admins
TRACTION, pero empleando siempre la
forma cults, adn en- Il IS casos de Ia
mas acerba censura
<AlguLos c orre ligionarios de Ia
isla no ID comprenden ssf. Green
que ell periodico esta en- q deber de
publican todos sus desahogos, por
el hscho de llamarse federales, y es-
tan en- un error,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
Casa pension,

Comprendiendo es una necesi
dad para los nifics de la isla tener en-
esta Capital ma casa pension dirigi.
da por maestro competente, he deter
minado instalar, mas de la de Sc
horitas, que tengo hoy, Cristo 26, y
donde puedo admitir nil1as de todas
edades, otra para aai1os y aspwantes
d mdestros, en- casa contigua eiLde.
pendiente de la de niflss,
Ambas estaran bajo mi direction
y cuidado, teniendo personal de con
fianza para atenderlas.
Lo pensonistas pagaran $l8
por mensualidades adelantadas. El
lavado, Tedico y medicina sera de
cueuta de los padres. Traeran toda
la ropa de su uso, y teudran 'clase
diaria en- Ia casa, con objeto de ayu-
darles en- los estudios que cursen en-
las difesentes escuelas, que sus pa
dres ordenen sasistan.
Las nif1os saldran q paseo aeon
paflados. Habra classes de dibujo y
mu sica extra
Como ell 10 de Octubre empiezan
todos los cursos, fines de Stbre es-
tara instalada Ia de niflos.
San Juan Agosto 1901.
A1eo R0que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
SERPENTINAS.

En ell cafe:
1Por que Sc ha tornado usted la
libertad de quitarme el reri6dico de
la mano?
Porque estaba us'el durmien-
do.
Es cierto Pero no habfa aca
bado. ..de dormir.
90
Pregnntaba syer un curioso:
lDe un reciennacido que ha We
nido al mundo el 81 de Diciemhre, q
las once = ciucuenta y nueve minu-
tos de la nocha, podra decirse que
es hombre del siglo pasado?
Dos b)hemios viven juntos y
uno de ellos sale de casa con objeto
de ir & yer un amigo, para que te
prestara cinco duros.
Al cabo de media hora regresa,
triste y abatido.
;C6mol, le dice ell otro al verle
en- aquel estado. mo ha querido
prestarte NADIA?
NADIA! mi siquiera un minute
de atencion
Entre novios:
E toy muy triste, Ricardo.
lPor que, hija mfae
Porque temo que te cases con-
migo, tan solo porque mi ito me ha
deiado uua gran fortuna:
No lO-creas, amor mlO Me ca
sarfa contigo 10 mismo, aunque te
la hubiera dejado cualquier otro.
90
Vallejo, escritor preclaro,
una novela escribio
que con el tftulo raro
de Ella Viejas publico.
Y al encontrarse Bsnito
en- la Gale con Valleja,
le die: TIE felicito;
.smexgusta mucho tn Tiejo.
o~o
iSorpresas desconsoladoras de
ID ciencia!
Segdn nos asegura ahora un sa.-
bio fisi61ogo ingles, eli amor no resi-
de en- ell coraz6u, sino en- el hfgado.
ST esta afirmaci6n prosaica no
halla pronto contradictores, es pre-
ciso que nos preparemos a presen
ciar /, revoluc On de aquello que
aun es practices q fines de este siglo
materialista y despreciable.
1De hoy mas SO dirA:
Sef1orita, mi nfgado palpita por
usted....
Y para ser mas exacto, habra
que hablar do las bills. Horror de
horrores!
No ssiga usted; es inhtil. He
dado mi hfgado q otro! mi h:gado
no me pertenece
90
Una vieja 50 morfa,
y 81 marido, de ayes harto,
entrar q verla en- Ell cuarto
& viva fuerza querfa.
Y viendose detener
por amigos, clama al Cielo:
iDejad, que siemprs es cor rsuelo
yer morir su muier!
90
Pedfa limcsna un ciego a la puer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
FheNew- Work ard Rice
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LINEA REGULAR DE YAPORE2
CoRREoe nK LOS e y
EL VAPOR SAN JUAN,
SALDRA ELI DE- OCTUBRE
Admite oarga y pasajeros.
Los Vopores
PORTORICO" Y "LOhGfELLOW'.

ta de una iglesis, acompanado de 50
hijA de diez AMOS. I'm dia Ia nina
estA sols, y IN sparroqniAno. del
ciego le pregunts, dandole una Pc
seta: I,
IL II padrei
iAy, caballero! Una desgra-
cia. Pap6 ha recobrado la Vista. {
Aver Sc cas6 P.aoual.
Casa Que me ha sorprendido.
"A mi no ST ese perdido
tenfa que AcAbar en- NAL!
90
xPregunt&banle q nm muchacho
on al colegio uua tarde:
Para que sirve la lana
de los borregos7 Df, Jxime.
Y como& la tai pregunta
a responder no acertase,
uuiso Ell professor al punto
de aquel aprieto sacarle,
diciendole: No te apuree,
vas s 50 b arlo al instante.
;De que son los pantalones
que llevAs pnestol mo sabes?
-Sf, sef1or. Respondi6 el chico
de unos viejos de mi padre
u*o
De la mujer:
El.amor propio obliga q las mu-
jeres & cometer mas locuras que el
mismo amor. or.-DuFuy.
En- la edad en- que las mujeres
comienzan & ser menos amables, es
cuando saben amar melor. Roche
bruno.
no nay CUs0 Mas liSsTn nj per
niciosa que 10 fengna desenfrenada
de la mujer, nj mas plcante que sns
obras. mas temerAria que su mali
cia, mas peligrosn que su Juror, nj
mas disimulada que sus lagrimss =
Plutarco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
Al PQb|iCo

Habiendo alberto de nuevo nues.
tra casa de huespedes THE MARI
MA en- la calle de San Jose ndm. !
altos, esquina Tetuan, Sc 10 hace
mos presente q nuestra clientela
amigos y relacionados ofreci6ndo-
les hospedaje 4 los precios siguien-
tes:
Por un ola hospedaje con
comida 3 1 90
Por abonos s conner men.
suales 30 90
POr una CANA mn.-........ ,. 80
Un catre. ........ ,, Is
Pupilaje para un mes una
persona. -. -. 80. ,2O 90
Bateas..a la Gale precios conven
eionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietario,
SOLER HERMANO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
CalOnaZOS
DESDE SAN CRISTOBAL.
va no habra desperfectos en- las casas.

A las reclamaci 3nes hechss por
Ia sLiga de propietarios,, con mott
vo de les desperfectos de las c sss,
a consecuer cia de lss sslvas del G IS
tillo de San Cristobal, ha contestado
ell Jefe militar de la Plaza, que Sc
buscaban los medic de hacer las
salvas con caf1ones colo cades en-
otro sitio. Y a,f pa,ece Sc ha he
cho, pues les ii, os disparade este S
diss, 10 han sido con csf1ones en-
plazados hacia el mar. Bien; muy
bien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22

~Sl uu dSoHio uc pOMpd IaSbuOSa
en- mis- exequias quiero:
yo ansfo que me lleven la fosa
igual que al pordiosero.
Yo no aspire Ia fama que eterniza
Ia gloria y 81 renombre,
nj que EN- otras regiones mi ceniza
me la venere el hombre
Yo no sueho nj pienso en- la ventura
del renombre profundo,
yo quiero que mi pobre sepultura
la ignore todo ell mundo.
La muerte no me espanta nj me aterra
su ligubre..misterio,
con tai que me encierren en- mi terra
en- aquel cementerio' 80.
ALI junto al hcgar donde he nacido
hogar de mis- amores;
ALI junto a aquel temple destruido
donde estan mis- mayores.
Mi aspiration loh muerte misteriosa
yo espero que te cuadre.
y me lleves ALI ). que este mi fosa
muy cerca de mi madre!
NJ. LOZANO CASADO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
NUEVO "HOTEL OLIMPO"
NTURCE


Ell dnico mejor HOTEL que Sc h
ccnstruidO en- esta Isla, propio para este
climas.
A CINCO MINUTOS de la Capital, en-
carrOs el6cticos que pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz electri-
ca demas adelantos modernos. Rebaja
en- precios las familas.
Tiene ademas una empresa de coches
os precios siguientes:
De Capital Santurce vice
versa L..
Ida vuelta /, so
De Capital Martin Pc
ia, ida vuelta 2. 90
A Rio-Piedras g.. 90
Por horas un peso una.
Tel@fono lOl Aparta087.
En- esta tipografiase hace toda
clase de trabaios { precios equitati
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
SaQueO del Heraldo
de Paris.

Leemos en- ell <Herald0 de Me-
drid:,
<Una partida de bandolercs. tt
tuladcs iSnsar nbri6leetrs, compue s.
ia de espal1oles uno de ellos, seghn
Sc dice ex x-diputado q Cortes, entra-
ron, vs1iAndose de llaves falsas, en-
las ofcinas del eHerasdo de Parfss
y Sc IleYaron por valor de 8 COCHRAN
cos en- curiosidades artfsticas y 500
en- dinero.
Les ladrones dejaron al admi-
nistrador un papel, diciendo.
eau plaisir de vous revoir.s
N6tase que dejaron cosas de
precio en- los banles por llevarse
todos los documentos pero en- este
erraron 81 agolpe, pues los documen-
tos importantes del peri6dico no es-
taban en- 10 Redacci6o, po-qne B.
nsfoux los lleva consigo.
La Policfa de Paris entieDde en-
Ramon Nadal Santa C0l0ma,
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
Arecibo Puerto Rico
A p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22

Don Juan en- los infiernOS.
Pensonie1ato de Boatdeluwe.
Ell joyel diamantino en- el sombrero,
la,espada al cinto, el cuello de ORC y blondas,
Doa JuuH ga1iaIaU a1tanerO,
en- fdnebre bajei las negras ondas.
Mujeres. peregrinas hermosuras
de ojos de luz formas nacaradas,
abiertaS las flOtantes veStiduras,
detras del seductor gimen airadas.
Su padre, ensangrentada la meiilla,
4 la legion terrible y clamorosa
de los muertos, que vaga por la orilla,
muestra al hijo con mano temblorosa.
La dulce Elyira triste demacrada
oculto el rostro con las trenzas de orc,
>al lado de SUI amante va Sentada
vertiendo silenciosa amargo lloro.
Y en- ell timon la mano poderosa
una estatua de marmol impasible,
traza cortando ell aqua tenebrosa
de los infiernos el camino horrible.
Mientras D. Juan tranquilo. indifersnte
tantas desyenturas dolores,
los ojos clava en- la fatal corrieute
yfanza al viepto una cancidn de amores
MANUEL REfNA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
De Yenta

Bombillas electricas de sy Is
bujias, q 80 centavos una sEl Tele
gratos
San Justo 12-San Juan
a-3O-16
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
G.. TIN A U D & G.
PLAZA PRINCIPAL
TALLER De RELoJERlA

des
Especialdad fno
metros Gron6grafo Patenfes ngleses.s rs ez.s=
Pezas de repuesto para Reojes Raskof Walam EgiR etc
la Reloes
paquete cercado de compueo
la tarjeta de garantfa por UN ANO.
FRecIos eouITATyos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
FOREIGf

One Year. gold ...... 5 800
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
Diario absootanrnte co Dc h raensz
Ia IBERTA AID.

Lei poder soy ell re eclamO;
me tocan como registro,
yno conozco un ministro
que sepa como me llamo.
CAntAndo mi gloria sinmensa,
SO psegonAns mis- favores,
yencadenando escritores
y denunciande Ia prensa.
Por mi desdichada suerte
sirvo alss leyes de mote,
~ adn se alza en- Ell vifgarrote
Ia horrible pena de muerte!
Como noble y santa .egida
Sc invocAn mis- ideales,
y entire tantos hberales
la Lsbertads "a de. huiaa.
iTumbA es mi hermosa mar sion
pero puede suceder
que e,asetv0 es Pdl1cSo q '1tacer
Se,aciaaa del p0nste6a.
Jose Jackson Feyas,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-22
FRAGMENT0.

Saltando, las flores huefia
una mariposs b balla
que nhaudo, So embriag6,
=, de volar fatigada,
SO duerma con suef1o ineierto
en- Ell caliz entreabierto
de una rosa perfumada.
El viento sopla irseundo,
troncha el tsNo de Ia rosa,
y 80 hunda Ia mariposa
en- charco de lodo inmuhdO.
Dsspierta y v6 su sAr todo
despo1ado de sus gaias.
y negrss mira sus alas
Aenas de manchss de lodo.
Eufr de aquel charco intenta,
10 ve impossible, y 'sa irrita
y sc retuerce yfseagits,
Sc rebulle = Be impacienta:
Mas es in6til su anhelo;
sus alas en- vAno ensancha.
;Con el peso de Ia mancha
no puede volar al cielo!
BARTRINA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-04
lola Wins Fifth Prize.

The great Santa Fe railway system.
in order to encourage hustling among
its agents, annually awards prizes to
the agents whose books show the larp-
est increase in business during each
year. The road operates thousands
of miles of line, from Chicago to
Galveston, to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, over a dozen States. and
of course there are lots of mighty good
towns along the lines. 1t was lola.
however, which carried of fifth prize
for the year 1900, by showing such an
increase in freight business over
other towns on the whole system. that
MIR. IL. A. Edgar, the agent here, re-
ceived Il check for 800. together with
the thanks of the company for the per-
sonal interest he has taken and the
success he has met with in securing
business. lola people congratulate
him and the road and rejoice that this
is thus, at the same time hugging to
their blossoms the warm compliment
Jhus bestowed upon this little burg
hus publicly.
There is little reason to doubt that
lola's other railroad, the Missouri
Pacific, makes similar showing as
compared with towns on that system.
During the year it stationed u switch
engine here and work has increased
so that that engine can hardly do it,
extra trains running in here daily with
freight for the smelters.
Nobody is surprised at the fact that
this is the best town on earth, but there
is surprise that other railroads have
been so slow in finding it out when
they could have easily been on hand
to enjoy the fun.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-04
WORLEY WILL CONE BACK.
Nebraska Governor Agrees to Yield
Him up as Soon as he is Able
to Travel.

County Attorney Gard returned Fri
day from Lincoln, Nebraska, where
he went to interview Governor Poyn-
ter in reference to w. II. Worley, who
is wanted here for base crime, and
the Governor has agreed to issue the
proper papers as soon as the prisoner
Is able to travel
Worley's crime has already been
mentioned repeatedly. He skipped
and was located in Nebraska and
Sheriff Hobart went after him. When
he arrived the sheriff was told that
Worley was playing i'll but il good
stiff bluff was worked he would yield
and come back here. The sheriff is
long-experienced in criminal possum
playing and as there happened to be
no doctor at the house where Worley
was lying abed the sheriff had to de-
termine for himself whether the illness
was real or assumed. He told Wor.
ley he had to accompany him and
talked determinedly until convinced
that the man was really very i'll.
Worley's mother and sister at whose
house he was staying seized this as Il
pretext to run screaming into the street
and cry out that the sheriff was killing
Morley. Neighbors gathered to see
whatwas wrongand an excitable news
paper correspondent sent glowing
tale to an Omaha paper OF the mob
which came near furnishing sheriff
Hobart for gross brutality" There
was no trouble at all. Atfdavits from
Worley and his relatives we're sent to
Governor Poynter denying the crime
charged, alleging sickness unto death
and claiming that re was an innocent
being prosecuted for "A small debt
On this showing Poynter cancelled the
requisition papers which he had issued.
Hefreelygrantcd Mr.. Cards request.
however, when told the facts in the
case.
And all good citizens of Allen county:
without malice toward Worley, will
rejoice thathis crime is to be punished.
He does owe debt here, debt to
justice, and he will be forced to pay it
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-04
Young Nam With Measles.

The evil results OF putting off until
tomorrow what you can do Us we'll to-
day is forcibly illustrated in the case
of Robert McMiilen, jr., who at the
ripe age Of perhaps - years is wrest-
ling with the measles. He is son of
DIR. McMillen of 2l9 south Walnut
street and is home spending his vaca-
tion from Columbia, Mo-. where he is
student in the law department of the
Missouri State University. He was
exposed to the disease in that state.
doubtless, and the rash youth is well
broken out. It is fortunate that he
belongs to DOCTORS family and thus
every prccaution has been taken from
the first and little danger seems pos
sible Of the contagion spreading.