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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
RESCUE OF
ICE VICTIM.

FI9hr,tOwn. Mnss., Feb, 14-Onb Of
tho must thrilling r,scuas ever chroniclsd
on Lhs lsluDu ut Naniucket took piaUo
du ing thu I'll ter 0yld OF last nishL altar u
young man and hts boat had ben caught
aud hald in the Ice for nsariy eight
hours
lhe rasonin par,y which contained the
stranded lMi', father, u Ons time gave NJ
and returned IT, I'm nftsr which he en-.
tire p"puiaCs tur ned OUT and u steamer
was,sen otiio badly irOst bitten vicmn' s
all. li~ being reached by means OF laying
punk, over II lunu field nt ice.
Henry X. Lure went ou' In dory yes
tnr,luy alto, no. II ~ II OOt sea birds, aud
when rescued. about vi, ok this morn
Ing, he had been ba,tiy frs uittnn. 1hs
rescue was rtftc ed by crew which was
taern around the nOstn bvuctl ny tine
stparnrr Mono hansett
Yesterday uit-rnOun the men OIL the
steamer saw ynunv lu,o signaling for
help his Ak Il hnvinK been caught In ihe
ic,. Ths steamer was unable y reach him.
and n rescuiny purify winch had put on
from tho shore had no De, ter luck.
The men returned 10 tbs village. and
af erwRrd II large party iarted out with
u ,.u'v gu wheels. Fur several hours tiIo
buy co,id no, ba lou .td. Flnollv, how
ever, hh WAS sightai auu tine .lnry WAS
taIsu Ia vi hin % feet OF him, bnt he
pies of Ice SIX t.s, deep wsra enrouni ereI.
AMI III men were obliged 10 return 10
tine town ii ut night
,aptai Franris Marshall o. the stsam.
or Monniinn --Lt, then decided 10 set up
stsain. an about midn g,t he to'x ths
same crew which hat ma IL the previous
ut, vinpt nrouut the nor, bach. A punk
Wink wa- land over Inc Ice. auL
with son" difficulty Luce waI taken
Uu Of his skin and to tho .teainrr. He
cuud not have survived much longer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
Sp,iUY h tai and canes At NIearps.
R:ce on to Bishop.

On Wednesday, the pupils o. the
UisLiine Academy rendered a re.
cslHIoL 10 Bishop Monaghan GU his
return from MS TRIP abroad.
lnc happy coIntenLntes oil the
participants evidcneed the ovoLs.
mes On tn.s OCCASION. The father.
~ interest ever shown bv the
bisno,' ', most grdte.uIly apprer :
ateL b. '.- DapIIs Who acquu1, d
the;nsens> II Isl creditduiv Oh /. g.,
as On al previous occasions vi " -
come.
ne address was pronounced ov
Miss Ncnle Mona chan. OF Sumpter.
d :, she IL Bishop Monaghan
eldest nieIe. In d most earnes st
AN ndppr manner the young ladv
dc,rcrcL her words Ut cordial well
COME.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
F.IDA>. FEBRUARY Is. 1901

A. G. McCAUsLAND, Supefinten-
dent OF the ". n n. h. r.. addressed
the Legislature yesterday afternoon
on the bill 10 increase The annual
payments Of that road to the State.
He said "rhls road, orig ally the
Wilmington a. Reading, was built
by Local caplill, Largely subscribed
by resiGeMs Of Wilmington and
New Gas. county. Ii has, eXciu-
save OF It's terminals. only ii miles
Of track in Delaware, aud the larg.
est single tare It charges, from Wi.
mingt0n 10 GranoSue, the station
nearest the Pennsylvania Slate line
and most distant IRON It's terminus
in Delaware. Wilmington. is 50
cents. round trip ~ cents. Outside
its Interstate Traffic. which IL not
taxable under the State laws, it
has never paid its oper atlng eXpen-
SEES IN or out oil the Slate. The road
has paid aunuany 10 the state, IN
addition to the $50 Communication
tax under tie act OF Aprll 8, 1o69.
IRON $ouU 10 500 under the act vi
August II, 1854. Delaware pro.
portion OF the net receipts OF the
W. u N. R. r., exclusive OF fixed
charges Tor the year ending Dec.
Slst, 1899, was Sl7, 1857; deduct.
ing the SAID liked Charges IRON said
net receipts Tor sad year, there
was dencit OF $57.7l2. - In oper.
ating expenses io- said year. And
this has been tine case IN Years
preceding lo99 and 1900 1t would
he unjust TO increase its rate OF
taxation. OF course you will take
into Consideration that 1t paws Big
taxes on its depots, workshops and
other properties.
After listening to Mr.. McCauslahd
the committee announced through
the chairman Of the meeting, that
all committees OF the Railroad Com.
panies will DC heard next Wednes-
dav evening. After that day and
date nothing viii be heard in any
way relating to the Railroad bills.
1t is proposed 10 hold a mig hit session
The Legislature desires to trans.
act the business before them as
quickly as possible, as the time is
growing short.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
AiOWnER MIL EXPLOSION

Rein W rvui, ma! - .&a lb
drn.t,G min, rat pills uaL noth 40 nj Ihts
ual gorUa Non'G dYnain.,a tue del cate
H.,cbiisHry VI your may ~lth c.s..oi,
Gro on TT! OF A"'U', p!lis whoa D.. kilI =
NV l. 10 f.Ia an.sb ars =. usn " ~. .
kun."nt usL., ~ no VIVA perile ~,
CUios H@N '.Nh',, Con -tipu6un. Ohiy ~
1sLt.a .Isuuur.n = u,u. -i vra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
III STOP ACOLD

After exp sure or when .on fesl col
cnIn 'nv GU. take IL dose VI Foley money
nni Tar. 1t mover fails to STOP cold II
tas.n IN time. lake nOthiag siss.
Sold ut UauforJh's, 10 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

Powell hn, on HE staiis 10 the Third
8 Ieu mnrkeL nuu u, he tUiluAln2 n-h
Mhlting. iour pounds fra quar- er; ais"
yellow peicn. ia4o snai, iresh shad. shss,,'
hu,,i, cat Iisi,, snviI ami hue hehnebacK
sIiuvu. Gull %. ~ aud yet iirot ohuics.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

REPRESENTATIVE Frank Ewing
xotea mo on Wednesday when the
Clements bill Furnishing wife beat.
.r~ was up for its final passage.
HIS emphatic 40 Caused ripple
oil laughter among the members
aud the Speaker Was compelled TO
Pap for order.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

Col. John "a,nw isnt nae sscu'sl
psns.oL Ia james VI. & al, Co. H. VA
Dei Wits. residing ut Sewi"r., Da.. r'S
uullars u mon h from Nav ~. iSiV.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
TUESDAY, T 4B. u. 1901
at | o'clock p. IN.

on tho farm OF the lats john c. A-m.t strong.
situate on me pubic -oa leading from
touch'1 Bridge to u kton, N l., better known
A. the y npsnn farm alout "a miles IRON
Cuuch's Brtdsr. an! ~ mpeI tflu y swlrS,
Dei. petsots prOIerII IUw wit.
ina Hrt Wa ;on.. AIrs rii,. hIy rigging
rnIheIler, thrn wa ;oa, sho W D., ab idL -
Lbs e,u'h, corn mil wagon, teuruorn, roller,
i.b out u tOI. OF ODD I'm ythy hay by tne Jrn,
wnra: il trve@t u ali bn Ter. i,w.. cult
10; wheels al chuih, hos, rahd,. VII ,veis,
grina,toact etc-
AIS sew II mich COWS. will ba in ~
MI ref s"on $ Lefsrs 8 calves, (vr
bul head OF morse and iht'a-, Fng 8 an |
double ERrnoi- wheel barrow, Set parlar
iurn ture. goo cook stOv lot ( gram DAYS
etc. 81 r,sof wheat in gr, und, 7JU lbs OF
phosphate about ~ lbs. snlt smUkcd uent
ah"nt 81 buaheis Of ?otstoes by the bush.l.
lerml-slU AM un or cash uylr that
amount a crod,t Of 3 mo this wal bs given b "
purchaser giving bsEtNDI. uoye with ap-
proved heclritS, payaDie NJ the attonu
3 nix OF NeWark, Del Interest IRON day VI
sale, No rn"p r,y 10 b renewed uh il tho
terms ar-c nptrd with.
hlso viii Dr oH"ge,l al sam plaza bnt'."en
! au y. III. the farm a above
meh,Ioled, Oh ~ j tsrm.. cultan ng 10.
acres rOoi- md Is perches IN ,rr or tees
we'll loaa!eI asa ho'h" AMI acre SID ed, VIII
mioEi"n MAJ kcts, we'll whic'@ rrutlins
ibJut { gCr"S gonl wO tlun p trh orchard
inN, coming II brrr,ug; ui-n " ~ nrcha d.
tA"rre-, ietrs, p'um4. ct" : .. ir,r frame
hou.c cDntainih! roo"l+ H.a Nr! , GOOD dry
cellar, hpuse GnrnpHrativ.r ,,y. ,puIyraI
hHus" wroi rouse etc convenient to he
churches schools p 7tutfrr min: rm IN .ler
good fttn us. Terms NM IN KIN ,'sh On dtv of
sale DAVID y. SdirH.
Executor Of Norma Ohm ii ons Decd
Hoyan H. smith, huc,
flP.Gt Addre~. Ceatrrvilln Nj
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

The cigarette bill which origina-
ted IN the Senate was passed in the
House yesterday. 1t prohibits the
selling OF cigarettes or their manu-
facture in tue State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
Personally Conducted Tours, Via 3. s.
r. X

Personally conducted tours from vii.
m!ngtun 10 . d Pniat Comic /, Nt..v,
Washing un, edmond nGu the Jume rs
Rvur. viii b, run on The following ua 'ts
lrnvna Wilmington aJ 34J p. NJ.
Feb, 2nd, FeD 23rd. arch III h
March 80 H.. April i3tn, April 9Th nni
May llth The rats from " liningLon viii
be.3i W, covering everyexp 'nsr. inc Il iiug
accommodations ut the ''EDb tt" or !, i1gs
.ion.e ii Washington ihs Jefferson in
Richmond anu tho Hypeis ut o d Point
Comfort. Tickets will bs good far trn days
win np-over p ivile.e For Buon ut
Tours aud futl ptrticu ars apply 10 a.
Miller, L. A. D,ia~ar, Avenue Station
Wilmington, Dbl,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

WHAT has become OF William
Michael Byrne's boom for Senator!
Everything is being done to get him
voles, out the members cant be
persuaded to compromise on him.
Michael would be d credit 10 Della
ware. although lie could not say lie
was to the manor born or that his
ancestors came from the State OF
peaches and Paynter F'raim's 20
pound water melons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

THERE is nothing uncertain about
Representative BayuarL. He is
The most reliable man IN the House
al al tunes. He Is well versed 10
The affairs OF State and when he
has anything 10 say lie gels up and
says it. You can pin your taith to
him every time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

Oyo,ets ~ the quar- Ut Bockct Restau'
raut, seventh auL Shipley ~tTests.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

Indian Pow WOW.
Chiefs. squaws, pap"us's this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

DOVER had a big o.ster roast
lasl evening aud several memUerS
y, The Lee Isldture joined III The 1t =
tivt.cs ILey mad oysters IN very
c. +, { and cake walk wouui
a. we t'ch'ns's enjoyment,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
One !hIrt PJd G. as { Q Had. Dopa

VIE :" 1T F1II q Us HtaU.- Docs
y"u' he,i ait tIav, YOU u IN. uv.r
your "iesf there c,n,,ant dropping
IN 40 w ihrna' IL the b es,n ntTs,.
S'v"f !hrns are cor sin SIN ptu,ps Of Ca
D.. r". br A ln'w's Cntarrhni Puwt.r
VII cire ~ 1T .tnuObru ca,s. IN 4 mar.
va. 'u,y Ill" tin,. Ii yDn " ND "a.
I" :" - w.'"S n''a sn-s cure. ma OF
Il t. Years 'haius IFS jus a- effective.
II!
:od by u. Jas. Bsl Oh and M,rk.t
i'"".. aud y Is. D.sa.urLh, auI and Mnr.
ket uU.euSs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

MRS. NATION has made name
Tor Gerseli asasmAsher. AID now
sne has gone on the lecture stage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

IT 10 fortunate for the people that
the coal strike is now over. as this
kind OF weather makes the coal
barons smile with gee, The opcr.
a,ors lost nothing as the present
advance made up their loss and the
people are now paying Tor the
strike
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

WALTER HAYES says he thinks
two u. S. Senators will be elected
before the Legislature adjourns on
March 9Th. They VIII be kepubli.
cans OF course, Representatives
Dayett and Robertson are OF the
same opinion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

lr. Bulls Cough Syrup invariably
cure, promptly All ce6Arrhai atf.ctiuns.
1hIs wonderful medicins psrfnrn. today.
and has pc formed IN b past half cent
uc, tho So ,sIisst cures III The throat
chest AID lungs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
Piles Of PEI pre-

te tity 10 ths neat Banner SaiVc IN
curing pile. IL \. gu rKn,ceu.
-..I s-. s'- n -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

Go to N1LLEt'S stall No second
S rect Market HOUSE for gooi meat AMI
steak
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

WE would suggest that the brainv
editors oil the Democratic press Of
Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York
and Maryland Tx up two candi-
dates Tor U. $. Senators. The mem-
bers OF the General Assembly have
been wrestling with the problem,
since January Is, and the Senators
not elected, notwithstanding the
report that Senator Hanna plainly
minated 10 the Republicans who
visited Washington that "hs" de.
sired Two Senators elected. That
is what every Republican wants.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
TE.SRE rnE RIP ~ Two uAyS.

i.s."n'tv4 A>rVtIU- QuIDlns rsinOvos 6ba
Cat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

THERE is every prospect of the
bill abolisiIinS the Office OF State
Detectives passing the House. 1t
has passed the Senate and is now
IN the hands Of the committee. As
soon as it receives the Governors
signature it becomes a law and the
two State Detectives viii be out OF
joo. THIS is the game TIE Demo.
cratic Legislature paved for years
on Republican officials and now the
same rule Is beng applied by the
Republicans.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15

LEVI c. BIRD has sent telegram
to President Pro lem Ellison OF tho
Senate that he 10 not candidate
for U. $. Senator under any cirtum-
stances. Now if some others would
make the same declaration, t
would save a whole lot OF time and
trouble and possibly elect two Re-
publican L. 5. Senators, Two
members voted for Mr. Bird on the
first ballot and eight on the second
ballot. Evidently tue members
think Levi is toolIn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-15
Sent Free
to Men.
Free Trial Package Of this New Dis
coYery Aail.d to Every Nan
Sending name and Address,
Quickly Restores Strength
and V.sor.

y % TIT! pack,ge4 Of a most remarkable
ren. - .uIuH mailed 10 Mi WHO WI
wr;Ls lie State Medical Institute. Yhay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-07
TO LoP 30 MORE HEADS.
ChiA Sin and chsng W, stupessd By
Opium and Behsaied

PEEIS. Feb 3-Whlle Chih Sin
and Chsng Yu were On their way u
the place d execution the Foreign
Ministers net and virtually agreed II
demand no more blood. None q the
Ministers we're present at the eKecu.
ton. They felt that their presence
might have the appearance Of gloat-
ing 0ver their enemies Bot the
streets were jammed with representa-.
tives o. every nation and with euriosi.
ty-l0ving Chimes
II was a remarkable sight from q
Chimes standpoint this decapitatiou
% tEo q the highest officials Of The
Empire Tor a crime that IS a yirturs
in Chinese eyes-hatred Of foreigners
The execution took place In public
Fully 70. 90 saw the heads fail
In the crowd we're many missiona.
mes evidently enjoying the fearful
fate d those who had prosecuted them.
killed their families and their con.
yerts and encouraged the Boxers t.
do worse.
They we're very great men In China
these tao Mandsrisns. and came IL
carts down the crowded street frou
the japanese quarters. One had beer
Grand Secretary Of the Empire; tn.
other Fice-President of the Ministr
q Justice. Had they been decapitat
ed By the foreigners every Chinamar
would have revered their memory
But these two MOBILES we're beheaded
By decree Of their Emperor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-07
AeUIxALDo TRRKATEys DEATH


WAsEESsr8N- Pea 81 rscsni
e3lt51z q Fu As2 Ezroio- a.
urza q The Filipino insurgents P1s
lshs A. Madrh c1ziz = PrcA
Etsn ss1ed D. AEinzl5o uu5si
date q SovszhsrZ 1909 vhch 81.
forth thar hzszzh Is Tbz invader,
give IS 3 weteTt fg their cruelty and
.f1F their presezt ear tkzt Ne are ID
disciplined and DEJEsruhs psJP
e-c AE-1zl5l Rk1g uz = II
suEZ P1Ee-s Erzztd hin b u.
cEz1suthll orders and o1z-znds
THAI al psop= Wb9 0azzit murder.
vozte w1zHz o1zzit arts O.
h IS vel S al traitors,
szE HswZzrily Shat
II Sas1 prescribed that al priests
5sI HaE allegiance . rhs Filipino
zEEEiA secretly. 4 EaeasSzEy, and
that a. pe-slE WE 6Jzmule with
alien p-S-s together with ali prs
01sE san . severely punished Al
pas EhC an % Hed obedience tc
the Filipino sUIhGnu@ are prescribed
As enezIA and zre % bs treated &C.
Archbishop Capele Eho
Wsnt 70 the PHILIPPINES from the
United states i declared b. The proc
Auzua an iniuizI Pelzte from
The m0ne1t be ado-Dsd the American
palace Eith the American flag and
BE- as vel assu priests governors and
preIztH who are not FIlipinoS ara
de1gminz.ed enemies Eithau that The
tern Implies
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-07
cOxVIcrs In A PANIC.
.Eebraska Penitentiary Destroyed BY
Fire-0nly One Life Lost in
the Disaster.

LINCOLN, NEB., March /. Fire
almost totally devastated the main
buildings Of the State Penitentiary.
three miles south Of this city, early
this morning. The estimated loss is
a quarter Of a million. The flames
were discovered in the kitchen by the
wife Of Warden Davis shortly after
midnight. The prison fire department
made small Roadway against the rap
idly spreading flames and the city de-
partment responded. Acting Gov.
Savage, on request OF Warden Davis
called out the local company Of the
state militia. The troops were hur-
ried on a special train to assist In
guarding the conyicts and TO prevent
a possible wholesale escape.
The flames were famed by a heavy
wind and ate through the big cell
house where 275 convicts were asleep.
Guards let the prisoners out and
marched them into the prison yard,
where they passed the rest OF the
night in the open air, shiyering with
the cold, but evincing no disposition
TO make a dash for liberty. One life.
convict broke away from the guards
and dashed back into the cell house,
where he perisned. The prisoner had
been morose and had scarcely spoken
for years. Warden Davis to-day /.
suffering nervous prostration.
The Legislature is In session and
bill win be Immediately introduced
appropriating $4,000 10 replace thu
burned buildings with firepro0.
etrv.sur.z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-07
MISS ESCAPE.
A - Louis Street Car Came Near Kill
ing 8 Eexieo La3y-shs il
Blind.

H4@ - 49,
Misses lille Haine and Lucille
Walker. Of the Blind Girls School at
No. 1sz7 Morgan street. and Mis-:
Lille Hendricks, Of Mexico, No, all
blind, had a narrow escape from death
under the wheels Of q street car at
Nineteenth street and Washington
avenue yesterday evening.
None 0f the girls is totally blind.
but Miss Haine Is the only one whC
can see veil enough 10 20 on the street
alone. She was escorting Misses Wal
ker and Hendricks 70 a dentists Office
in Olive street. As they started
across Washington avenue they did
not notice the approach Of an east.
bound Page avenue car until il was
Immediately upon them.
Miss Haine managed 70 pull bel
companions from In front Of the east.
bound car, but Ia doing 70 led them
Immediately in front Of ~westbOund
car. II vas too late Tor the motor,
man 10 stop. and the three women
we're knocked down. The fender
scooped them up and carried them I'm
I'll the ear was stopped. Misses HainG
and Walker we're badly cut about the
face and bruised about the body. Mis-,
Hendricks was not severely injured,
but the shock completely unneryed
her. The three we're removed TO the
st. Johns Hospital
Miss Hendricks is a graduate Of the
Blind Girls School, and is visiting
Misses Haine and Walker.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-03-07
SENATE ADOPTS AMENDMENTS
he Rsz&zEsss Regarding the eSE.
srZezt e ClA AID the Pail
iFP5ne hzaGza

AL military civil ard W5ieial pos
ex neoaSzr @ govern the Philippine
ISzns zoquiue3 f-on spain By ts
treaties ocoG16ed 81 Paris ca the
tenth 62y q Deemher, iSS, and AZ
Washington ca The seventh Gag q
NOvember. lau S-zl unul other
Wise provided o. ConErgS Dc vested
in sch uznDtr Is The President Il
The Cuited States shall direct fOr the
establishment q eivilsovernment and
for maintaining and protecting the
Inhabitants q said islanas In the free
eHN meRt o. their liberty, property
and nlghn. Pr0vHfed That al
franchises gn1;ed under the suthor-
.iy hereof shaI oantain a reservation
q the right O. llteT, amend o. repeal
The sane
Cnul a permanent government
shall have ben established in said
Archipelago fun reports shall be
made to C0nrraS. On CT before the
first day q each regular session, q all
legislative act and proceedings Of the
Temporary government instituted TN
der the provid1ns hereof; and full
reports Of TIE acts. doings Of sid
government and as 70 the c0nditioa
Of the ArchipslagO and its people,
shall Be made 10 the President, in
Guiding all infoEmati0n which may be
useful 70 the Congress in providing a
more permanent government
Provided, That no sale, o. lease, or
other disposition q the public lands
or the timber therein. OF the mining
rights therein, shall be made; and,
provided, further, that 10 franchise
shall Be granted which is not ap-
proved by the President Of the United
states and Is not in his judgment,
clearly necessary for the immediate
government o. the Islands and indis-
pensible to the interest Of the people
thereof, and cannot without great
public mischief be p0stPoned until
the establishment Of permanent civil
government, and all such franchises
shall terminate one year after the es-
Enlistment Of such permanent civil
government.