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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-10
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

IN accordance with Sections 4472,
of the United States, the undersigned
hereby give notice to all. shippers,
that the following articles will not be
carried on any Of their passenger
steamers. viz:
Loose hay, loose cotton. loose hemp,
giant powder, nitroglycerine, naphtha,
benzine, benzole, coal oil, crude petro-
leum or other like explosive burning
fluids, or like dangerous articles, iii
of vitriol, nitric or other chemical
acids.
Refined Petroleum which will not
ignite at temperature less than no
degrees Fahrenheit will be- received,
also oil or spirits OF turpentine when
put in good metallic vessels, or casks
or barrels well and seodrely bound
with iron. Friction matches must
also be securely packed In strong
tight chests q boxes, the covers CT
which shall be well secured by locks,
and all these articles must be packed
or put up separately from each other.
and from all other articles; and the
package, box. cask, or other vessel
containing the same shall be distinct
ly marked on the outside with the
name or description Of the article
contained therein.
FAILURE TO DO THIS WILL
RENDER THE SHIPPER LIABLE
TO A FINE NOT EXCEEDING TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS OR IMPRIS-
0NMENT NOT EXCEEDING EIGHT
ZEN MONTHS. OR BOTH.
Gun Powder win only be taken on
the following named passenger steam
ers. under special license. viz. Steam
ers "Mauna Lo&." "w. G. Hail." ~Ha-
nalei." ''fwalani." Noeau,- and
James Makee.-
Shippers are also notified that
freight viii only be received upon
the following conditions. viz:
That the carrier shall not be liable
for loss or damage. occasioned by
causes beyond It's control. BY the per-
lis OF the sea or other waters. by Ere
from any cause or whereeoever occur
ring. by barratry of the master ior
crew. by enemies, pirates or robbers.
by arrest and restraint Of govern
ments or people. riots. STRIKES or stop
page Of labor. by explosion. bursting
of boilers. breakAge q SHAFT or any
latent defect Ia hun, macAinery or
appurtenances. BY collisions, strand
ing or ether accidents Of navigation
OF Whatsoever ktnd
STEAM NAVTGA-
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MAY Re court.MartiaIed.

NEW YORK, March 30.-A special
TO the Herald from Washington says:
II Emelio Aguinaldo has violated any
OF the laws OF war and declines to take
the oath OF allegiance TO the United
ltates he will be tried by a military
commission to be appointed by Major
General Macarthur This is the i'm
portant feature of the instructions
sent by Secretary Root to General
Macarthur today regarding the dispo-
sitiou to be made OF the prisoner.
General Macarthur viii make no
bargain with Aguinaldo, giving him
freedom in return for his aid in estab-
Lshing the recognition of American
sovereignty. He will inform Aguinal-
do that the Government is disposed
10 deal leniently with him, and he will
he held for the present as a prisoner
of war. He will be kept under close
surveillance, so as not to be able to
communicate with his former subordi-
mates to the INJURY of the United
States. He win be allowed, IL he de-
sires. to take the oath of allegiance
and then TO acquaint the Fflipinos
generally with what he has done and
his views as to their future course.
The position of the United States in
reference TO the prisoner seems to
have been misunderstood in some
quarters. and there was an impression
that our officers were ready to make
terms with Agulnaldo In order to Sc
cure his services for the pacifcation
OF the islands. II is evident that any
overlures to bring about this result
will have to come from Aguinaldo. No
doubt he viii be given an opportunity
10 make a proposition OF that kind.
but until he does he will pc considered
considered as a captured insurgent
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-10
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Honolulu Chinese Chronicle Com
pany, Ltd, held at it's Office on the 9Th
day of April, A. D. 1901, the following
officers were reelected for the en-
suing year:
CHU GEM ...........P President
w. c. WELDON. Vice President
LIN SHEN CHOW. Secretary
HO FON ..T Treasurer
Wong Leong, L. Ahlo and Alexander
CARVE. Directors
LIN SHEN CHOW,
Secretary.
Honolulu, April 9, 1901.
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FUNSTON MADE |
BnIGlDIER GENERAL
PRESIDENT CARRIES OUT GEN.
ERAl MAcARTHUR's REC
ommENDATIoN.
Ne Disposition on the Part CT the Gov
eminent to Compromise With
ksuinsIdo-WiII be Treated as .
Prisoner.

WASHINGTON, March 3o-Presi-
dent Mckinley today rewarded Gener-
al Funston for his achievement in cap
turing Aguinsldo by appointing him a
Brigadier- General in the regular Ar
my, In accordance with the recon-
mendatiOn OF General Macarthur.
WASHINGTON. April 1-Represen-
taUlve Long, of Kansas, saw the Presi-
dent today and thanked him in the
name Of the kansas delegation for
the honor conferred upon General
Funston in his appointment as Briga.
der General in the regular army. Mr
Long said the appointment. in his
opinion. was fully deserved and would
prove very popular with the people OF
the entire country.
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APPEALS TO AMERICA.
Agent OF the Beers Wants United
States 20 Mediate.

NEW YORK. April Charles D.
Pierce. representative in New York
OF the Beers OF the Orange Free State,
has issued an appeal TO the Americans
in which he analyses the British terms
of peace and applauds the Beers
refusal 70 accept them.
He charges bad faith On the part Of
the British Government in Offering to
grant amnesty and declares Lord Kit
chener is trying 20 make a Benedict
Arnold OF General Botha by treating
with him as sn individual rather than
as a representative OF the Boer re-
public
They promise acknowledgment az
ter period OF military rule as a
crown colony" he continues. but dis
franchisement viii be infinitely pro-
longed"
He likens the acts Of their army to
the cruelty of the Turks in Armenia
and adds: 1T lies now with the Am
erican people 20 declare whether the
war is 20 be one OF determination. and
the Beers appeal to them for their
mediation"
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Panama Canal For Sale.

NEW YORK. April LA special to
the Herald from Washington says:
While NJ. Hutin. president of the
French Panama Canal Company. has
been awaiting the participation Of Co
lomSia in the negotiations for the
sale of the Panama Canal TO the Unit
ed States. NJ. Brunar Barilla. formerly
an engineer OF the company. who SAYS
he represents some OF the stockhold-
ers, has indicated 20 the Isthmian
Canal Commission that the company
is willing to sell it's concession and
property.
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MEETING NOTICE.

A meeting OF the shareholders of
the HONOLULU STOCK YARDS CO..
LTD. viii be held in Honolulu ON
MONDAY, April 18th. 1901, at .
O'Clock p. m. at the office of Jas /.
Morgan. 6s Queen street. to take action
TO amend BYLAWS and any other
business that may be presented.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
Secretary.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce will
be held at its rooms on Wednesday.
April 10. at 10 o'clock Il m.
JAMES GORDON SPENCER,
Secretary.
Honolulu, April .. 1901.
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and electric lights. Rent reason
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

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offices for rent In the MCINTYRE
BUILDING, now being erected at cor
ner of Fort and King streets, this city.
Apply to E. F. BISHOP,
At c. Brewer & Co.'S, queen st.
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camarInos' Refrigerator.

Arrived by the steamer and con-
tanned fine lot of the seasons deli
cacies. Game of all kinds, fruits and
oysters. To get the best the market
affords leav, orders at his King street
depot
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PAINTERS. UNION MEETING.

a special meeting of the Painters
Union will be held on Wednesday eve
ming, April 10. All members are re
Quested to attend.
]. W. FAIRMAN.
Rec. Sec,y.
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POWER OF ATTORNEY.

During my absence from the Terri
tory p. C. Jones. Esq. will act for me
in all matters under fun power of At
torney.
T. MAY.
Honolulu. T. H.. April 2. 1901
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

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SALES

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
n DIESTR0 = SINIESTRO

e. tra,mitide al Secretario de Estado, d-
<EI Pueblo d ds uerto-Rico. que bs 10 la ad-
minixtraci6n del PresideIte Nc Klnley entr6
pnrticipar In suerte de Ia Naci6n ,mparte ell
duelo pacional.1
Slempre ha de haber gentes desocupadas
que Sc 6gen en- TODD, poniendofe tachas re-
paros por fas por nefas, por carta de mas
por carta de menos
Sea como fuere, sustanca,
Degetau, o. ConaissiOner,
ha cumplido su deber,
clio no tiene importancia.
e! Herdido EspdHOJ propons teDer una
confererencia con ell sefor Degetsn "a Il de
preguntarle si este pafs puede esperar a'guna
protection para su cafe ,
5Habra tenido OCCASION de enterarse de ESQ
ell Comissioners
.Dira:-<Lo creo. ....y no 10 creo...
Es pelagudo ell asunto,
seg1u veo;
mas 20 vine de paseo
no acIarar ese puntO?1.
AHA veredes.
Pero muchos tememos que responda
evasivas, sin decir nada claro concrete.
iAl tempo!
Gordils no ha quer1o ser menos que Pope
Diego ha escrito sefs sonetos seguidos en-
cadenades.
Uno de ellos termina asf
.....< <En cada comardanctd
de Ia Guordto CiuiL, hey una escateJ0
De este no puede decirse
Que sea zero ben tr0uGt0
Porque son muchas las commandments de
la Guardia Civil, donde hoy tene sus puestos
Ia Insular Police.
Las escueas estap en- otra parte.
Pero. va hemos de e jarnos con mas de
teDcion los ses some tos, que, por cierto, ter
minan con esta paradoja abracadabrapte:
<jAqut reposa atr, nlue9te que estd vivo,,
no va mas.
Rinconete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
QUEJAS FUNDADAS

varios vecinos de Ia calle Turabo, Sc nos
ousian contra el pus.to de earns que Sc ha-
LA en- equel vecindario.
Dieennos que lieva dicho pussto 81 ar'l
culo, en- ia cabezs, sin sombrero, un nomure
en- complete estado de suciedad, que inspii0
verdadsra repugnancia.
ESQ debe evitarse no solo por convenien-
cias de su negocfo, 81 que tambien por exlslIio
asf las mas rigurosas prescriPciones nigishi-
cas-.
Para transportar II carne debe utiliZar
un caro- manuable cerrado hermetfcamente'
cosa que no le acarrea grandes desemooisos-
Aquf hay un calador de higicns que per
cibe sueldo de los fondos municfpales Ell ss
tA lIamado denunciar esas fnfraccfones,
q de que Sc establezca pronto rsmedio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
DESPEObDA

FL a salido para Ell vecino pueblo de Aguas
Baenas con objeto de atender los cuidados
de un hermano que Sc encuentra graveme n tie
enfermo, nuestra distin guida amiga Pepita
Caballero
No habiendo podido despedrse de sns nu
merosas amistades esta pcblaci0n por la
premnra que SO vio obigada efectuar
ell viaje nos ruega hsgamos presente sus
amigas el sentimie nto que experiments por o
haber podido abrazar todos aquel!as amigos
Que le brindaron su amistad y tan carinosos
con ella Sc mostraron haciendoe pasar feces
los dias que permaneci6 esta ciudad.
Nosotros deseamos que hermano rec, :
pere pronto la salud, volvamos tener ell
seno de esta sociedad tan sim patica seno-
rita.
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Uorresponsal,
pom E

Briliante solemne ha sido ell acto reai
xado en- la ciudad de Ponce.
El CO mercio cerro sus puertas, suspendie
ronse todos los negocios phblicos asf como 10.
trabsjos en- las Ofcfnas tribunales.
El comite federal hiso circular b ojas suel-
sas invitando para ell acto.
A las cipco de Ia tarde organiz6se Ia ma.
hifestaci6n ptblica partiends sta de la plaza
del cuartel militar hasta ell Ayuntamisnto.
La manifestation iba compuesta de la
banda de bonn beros, Ia Magistrstura, ell cuer-
po consular miembros de la junta local de
1nstrucci6n pdbica, de los partidos po.fticos,
smpleados, logias masonicas ell pueblo, re-
presentado por sus distfntos gremios.
Ell secretsrio del Ayuntam miento hIzo uso
1e.l la paIabra en- nombre del Alcalde, por ha-
Luego habl6 nuestro compaiero en- la
pfensa don Eugenio Astol. la oracidn de es.
ts querido amigo fu6 notable. Dijo. de IN
modo admirable, TODD 10 que se podfi decir en-
bquel actO. Segun nos escriben de aquella
tiudad, Asto Sc gan6 las simpatfas de todos
los oyentes, sin distinction de matices po'fti-
Cos. Els un orador de gran porvenir. por su
fAcil brillante pslabrai sus imsgenes beiifi-
mas y su correcto concepsuoso estilo. Nc
sotros le conocemos sabemos que cuando a.
bla entusiasma todos De ahf que no nos
sorprenda ell triunfo obtenido en- ell meeting &
que hacemos referencias, por ell que sera uno
de nnestros grandes oradores. Astol habl6 en-
hombre del partido fsderal. Reciba nuestro
APPLAUSE enthusiastic.
Despues, ell sef1or Domenech. don Manuel,
ieyo en- Ing 'es Ia biegraffa de lac Kinlev por
10 que no Sc enter6 de ella ell immense pdblico
que ALI Sc halaba reunido.
Choco bastante, que ningnno de los ora
dores repu blicanos que halIaban en- turno
Del programa, hicieran nso de la palatra.
no ser por Astol, en- dicho meeting no huhie-
"a habido discursos.
Di6se por conclude ell acto. tocando Ia
oanoa de bomberos el himno nacional.
81 partido federal, que puede deeirse que
Tue oil alma de la fiesta, esta ba brillantamente
rsprssen tado por los distinguidos prestigio-
sos correIgionarios Lcdo don Jose Ramon
Becerrs, don Ramon Cortada, don Tomas
armstrong, Lcdo. don Angel Acosta Quinte- |
70, don Julio Prats, don Luis Porrata Doria.
Subira, don Rafael Toro Gsndfa, Lcdo. don |
Luis Llorers Torres, don Erm elIndo saIazar, |
1on Miguel Porrata Doria, don jose Ramon
'f9nsNsz, doctor don Eusebio coronas, don
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Y lego el Comisionado,
seg1n estaba anunciado.

Al decir de La TIA JaUisra, xnna uumerosa
concurrencfa de corrsligtonarios amigos par
ticulares fue & recibirle nj muele.1
Pero el Heraldo EspafoL reduce Ia cosa
memories proporcionss, dice
xTal vez ignoraban sus amigos que Ell nota-
BILE publicista y educador vinisra aver. De
otro modo, hubisran lido esperarle en- mayor
nhmsro.D
Y,por dltimo. nusstro Corresponsal en- San
Juan nos participa que solo fueron recibir al
Comisionado de IS & 20 personals.
Y este informe atenemos.
En- cuanto al objeto de su viaje, manifesto
La TIN JnuterH que obedece asuntos particu-
lares de mportapcia, de mayor i'm portancia,
desde luego, que los que ell pafs, quisn repre-
senta In pdrttbus, le ha confado en- Washing
ton.
Ell 6rgano de los republicanos manifesto,
su vsz, que eI sefor Degetau ha venido So
lazarse con sus amigos, por espacio de una
semana.
le desea gratas impresiones.
Esta version debe ser la cierta.
~
Conocidos los m6viles de ese viaje que es
pnramente de recreo bilete de IDA
vuelta, hueigan, por ociosos, los concentrates
que venfa hacienda la opinion pdbica.
No 'obstante, a'gunos espfritus que las
echan de perspicaces desconfados no dan
por satisfechos con tales explicaciones no att
& comprender como ell Comisionado de
Puerto Rico se aeja de la metr6poli en- estos
momentos solemnes, por ero sport y por abra-
Ear los amigos
Y, bien mirado. duizA
tengan sobrada raz6n
pero. al caboen conclusion,
10 que fuere sonara.
x*x
Establecendo omparacfones n, nentt con
los homenajes de duelo tributados en- Puerto
Rico la memoria de Nc Kinley, falta guien
halle POGO expressive harto lac6nico el tee-
grama de pesame dirigido por ell Comisionado
sefor Degetau la viuda del ilustre estadista.
Hello aquf:
<En esta hora de gran affection para usted,
el pueblo de Puerto Rico compsrte su duelo..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
Hujeres paerterriquenss
JUICIO DE UN PERIODlCO AMER iCAN0

The CHICAGO RECORD notable publication
de los Estados = nidos, juzgando la hermosura
de las mujures de Puerto Rico, ezpresa de
este modo:
<Su belleza no tiene rival.
Las puertorriquef1as tenen Ia gracia espa-
fola que es la mas fna en- su g6nero.
Su aire es muy distinguish y Ia coquate-
ria natural que les es propia no tiene parecido
en- ell mundo.
Amsn como no saben amar las demAs m u
ieres, dan la vida por ell que es objeto d da su
carifo.
Las ujeres de Puerto Rico, rivalizan en-
gracia, en- hermosura, en- distinction virtudes
con todas las mu jeres dc la tierra.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
La Emulsion
legitirr,a.

Miilares de med;cos han
justificadO con su autori.
dad que no cxiste nads
mejOr para rObustecer V
fortaleCer el ORGANISING que
la preparation IIamada
EMULSION DE SCOTT.
cOmpuesta de aCeite de hi
gadO de bacalaO en- combi.
naci6n con hipOfosfitos de
cal y de sOsa, seguros por
su experienced que aquel
nutre y fortifica q la vez
que los hip0fosfitos ento-
nan el sistema nervioso.
restaurand0le las fuerzas Y
energfa vital, para repeler
principles antag6nicos y re-
cuperar la salud normal.
Preparation de tan benefi-
COS resuItadOs terapeutcos
es la legftima
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Q)3cQ)lQxO
EsPEcIALIDADEs AMERIcANAs
PRECIOS DE EAHRlCA.

Ejecutamos pedidos de todas classes Re-
presentamos compradores que deseen objetos
americanos de cualquier c1ase y en- cualquiera
cantidad. Atencion particular los pedidos
que Sc confien nuestrO albedrio asegura
complete satisfaction. Somos manufacturers
traficantes de camisas, sobretOdos, pantaiones,
panueIos novedades, utiles oyera ropa heeha para
Senoras Cabaleros, ect. Todos estos artfculos
fabrcan en- nuestra propia fabrica establecida
hacc treinta amos direct amente de ella
nuestros marchantes ecOnOmizandO asi ell
pago de todas las utlidades que perciben los
revendedOres garantizandO los preci0s mas
bajos por articuos de primera clase. Negociamos
tamben con toda clase de artfcu1osde algodon.
Agentes para ferreteria fina, muebles pianos,
ect. Atendemos prontamente toda correspondents.
Todo peddo debe venir acompahado por
una 1branza sobre New York, Paris Lon
dres 8 de un giro postal de por 10 menos un
2O% como depOsitO garantia de buena fe.
Referencias - Mercantile. National Bank,
Oriental Bank, y tambien las Agencas Mer-
cantiles de Dun y Bradstreet, todos de New
York. ROGGEN & EISENSTElN, 4
ALMAcENEs FAsaIcA. A3 A7 E. BROADWAY.
Pfdase circular general de exportacion de-
signese que ramo especial de artfcu1os Sc desea.
Dirfase toda correspondence la oficina
departamentos de ventas Nos. so y 90 Lis.
penard St., Dept. H., New York, y. 8. A,
Favor de meucionar este periodico.
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Homenage a la menloria
del Presideute Mfr. Nc Kin1ey
HUM &C 40

Como q las dos de la tarde de aver di6 CO.
miehzo 81 meeting iniciado por ell aIcade acct
dental de esta ciudad don Luis de Cells, ell
salon de Justicia de- ests Corte, con objeto de
tributar ell ultimo homensge de respeto al que
fue hasta hace POGO Presidente de los Estados
Unidos, William Nc Knley.
Una uchedumbre inmepsa fnvadfa dfcho
salon, en- cuyo fondo Sc destacaba bs sjo lajoso
dosel ell retrato en- cuerpo entero del infortu-
nado Presidente, cubierto con IN cresp6n ne
gro rodeado de banderas americanas artisti-
camente colocadas.
Ocupaba Ia presidencia ell alcalde don Luis
de Cells tenisndo su derechs al sefior pres
dente de la Corte de Distrito don Salvador Fu-
iiadosa y 4 su izquierda Mr.. Moore, Inspec-
izquierda 10 ocupaba ell vice CONSUL de Espaf1a
en- esta ciudsd ell del frente ell sefior Fiscal
don j ose Tous Soto.
En- ell estrada lenaban las silas distfngui-
dos mie m bros ! 9 esta sociedad cnyos nombres
omitimos por ser muy numerosos
Abri6 ell acto como Presidente del NJ I'D lei.
pio y como organizador del expresado naeettng
don Luis de Cells, con Ia elocusncia que e dis
tingue.
tor Gonzalez, sl sefior Tous los abogsdos don
Juan Was y don Tomas Bernardni, guienes
estuvieron una gran sltura en- sus discursos,
not6ndos6 en- ell sem bants de todos los concu-
frentes ell sentfmiento que despertaba en- So
espfritu las palabras de los xpresados seffores.
Este ha sido uno de los actos mas serios
QUE 50 han veriacado en- esta poblaci6n ha
jado una gran impression en- todos los que en-
81 tomafon parte.
Tom6se por la asamblea ell acuerdo de df-
tijir IN mensage de pesame al sefior goberne-
del malogrado Presidente.
Nnpro orcai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21
La Rosita
DE M8~celfnO Mira bal.
II Cruz ii San Juan Puerto Rico

Establecimiento de ferreterfa
= quincalla. espscia idad en- per.
fumerfa. lozas, hierro esmaltado.
pinturas On polvo, y efectos d. es.
critorio.
Importation directa. ventas
al por mayor y detail.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-21

Herminio Armstrong, don Simon Moret, don
Tomas Mousanto, don Francisco Ramon Su-
bira, Lcdo. don Pedro Marquee casas, don
GuiIlermc Schuck don Engenio Asto.
Reciban nuestros correligionarios de Pom
ee nusstra enhOrabuena p0r 81 hermosa actf-
tud que, como dice Ell Didrio. dio plenas
nuestras de civiidad, de cohesion y de
las fuerzas con que cuenta Ponce.