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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13

oolls cisneia ha hsEho prodigIos en sssos
tlampoG.
- 1o5ido llegar todsvfa, es Ia dissection
a. los sbntimient0s.
20 rs m6ilco ss atreVerfa regular sl CO.
,.,sn IA una &C a iats, de una ds esas mujerss
aaa tan bisn saosn dngir mirsdaS sonriaas,
son - las aua destruysn In fslieIdad del hombrs
1no AIens Ia dsadich& do Amarlas?
\ PaeS bisn hubo un m6iico qHe lego q
,o,eer ege nitric bIaneO dc Ia cieocss.
Y uronso 10 fsmA del Doctor Y, 50 e1tsn-
dl6 nor todA Ia comArca.
EauncIalista en- lag epfermodRdas del ce-
v.v6n. sr despAcho era un eOnRbante jubilee
AZ muiAres p<das melane6lieass 10yenes
S.,tJados Ancianos moribundos.
De su ciencls SO amp&re5an Eod0s los qua
.ar.Inp algunaa palpitEcionss de mas s'En.
80 istt1,,s a manos an al corag6n.
Ia diA presant6 iels unR muier hsFunosa,
payo t.n eztge adsmenss pAltda, que semeis-
ba ana eHsAEua de ceFa.
d lctor me sisnto m0Fir. Mt coFAz0n,
,nrurnzd0 Dor los dasepg 4H0s, no quiere va Ia
s,r nor NADIA nj por nadte. Ha sido 10 que en-
a. mundo Iiaman una soquess M he entire
tSnldo en- ing2F con ell corAZ6n de los damss,
sGn nanssr que Ell nfo podfa ser slgdu dla TAM
hIAa iugusts de los hombEes Asf ocurrio.
TJag18 4 amar un homhrs, que pronto me
sbnndon6, DsBde entonceJ In vida me es In
goDortabls. C6sems usted, doctor.
Z al daclE 6sto, la tovsn ciavS6A en sl Ss"
Ieuc unAs miradAs tan supiicantes, qae este So
sintl6 conmovido.
Que de ssfuerzos hizo para sslv2rla
Pronto ID joyen stntio Que 10 sangrs snro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
10 kNTHCA

jecfa sus jilTas, qae sus ojos adquirian 81
fuOgo de l& vSa.
Psro lextrtna coincidenciaI A msdida
qua ella uaejorabs el doctor se sentfA eEfermo.
ParecfS ana Ia enfsrmsdad al abandonar oil
eorAE6n ds Ia joven, % R'olaba en- sl del me
dico.
Era un caso de consagio, del que sussn
ser vfetimas esos sacerdotss de ID cieneia.
Como la i0vsn no necestsba "a de loH
auxilfos del metisO, II de las miradss de un
hombre quisn adsrabs, abandop6 aus con
sultAs. E gops que ell doctor x recibi6 con
10 auseuctA de ella, fu6 terrible.
HAbfaHe enamorado losaments de su bslla
elisnts, y Rhora el fAmoso specialists ssntfAss
uoorir.
IN dis fus donde Ia iovsn, arroikndoss
sus pies, Ia dijo:
-Bslla muteri al cufsros eoDtFajs vues-
ira enfsrmsdsd, solo vos podeis salvarms.
o. amo con delirio, una mirada de vnsssros
oios, una sonrisa de vueatros labios, valsn
mas que t1da mi ciancia. Salvadme, aunqus
solo sea por gratltud.
Mi qseTido Doctor 10 aiento macho; pc
70 smo otro.
Auts seuelIa negative, a m6iico SO con-
siasr6 dssdhIct1do.
D asaa aquai dis sI famoGo galeno fu9 mu-
riando paulstinSmente, y hoy puede verse On
el esmenterio de- Ia Giu1ad una pequeDA tum-
ba, en- cuya l&bida so lee, O. modo de aarcasmo.
Ell signienss episafo;
eAaui yaee 81 doctor T.. Era gran esps.
eialista en eDfsrmsdades dol eoraz6n, mnrao
de-. palpltacioneso.
Mariana ABRlL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Mariana ABRIL.
liTGU Al.

De Ia secci6n P1cA F1CA. de GLa Cores
pondencia,S y es el aguisnha anelto;
az dcmingo. an aI parqus, las seis de III
tarde, hicisY0n saliF de ls piataf3rne v&rien
naAivos. poreus ess& nrohibi5o poF la era eress
aue 90 oeupe Dor al rh 5Iico Aqu6la, ca la cus
ya al moAorfSta SalieYo1 los nAtivos Ga la
plataforma, ioa pocos mnmsntos ssssoA Ia
rroIamn uena de- eonAlnenbales. 6stos no los
eeharop flera vtnieron Tranquil smeute has
"a San Juan. pof cue saas pEe1ersnelss
Para probarnos prsetGeamarts qae somos en-
teramente igualss los de aca los &c alia.0
III 1GUALEs III
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Parrafo de I'm discurso

/. solonia franeesa de san Juan obs&aui6
- -. .san{aro banousea ID la caelaiidsd del
son.ero son frsncat <snchetD surto en- aqualla
O@n1@. =, sa+a nronuuef6 un sloou antfslen0 dis-
80 =, ravarande Psdre Glordapl del que re-
.oSvstr "a eomo nuestra, ell pkrrafo que siGue
sLo di1s, 10 fspite, paFa cones uiri nuas
tra raaa no ha degenerate san, nj n& encahe-
edo. Hay, sf, tormOnsHi pebgros 10 minshsss l,a
- amenRsap mere ID marina obseTva valhs
nSs =, .-Ine a IL sstrella del sur gas cree ca
A..siia 40 = AZ RslAa. IL ossvsila de Ia salad, Ia
n..rs,is de- la victorfa. Hnrrap puss, & 6sts,
hurra In raEa latina -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
.EI conde Rocco
en- Barcelona

El conds Rocco Diauowich rs vtsitado >
ekrcsi de s N JnaHe psro sSta Vss 10 IA naoho
uoF mandate del Juea dal diatfiso os O&teofSl
ous ls impuso IN GiolIar9 40 mulbs poF insnl'
sos, tres por no haest eonpaFeeloo sa ila
mRmisnto.
Como quieRs que 90 Ia AcsuSioso 81 cis@
do conds atraviess una bTeJers9 Tan e4tsnsA
como la Rsaei6n de- sus Nia1as, no ns pedldo
h.esr sfaetivss las M nltss cue lie impusieron y
le han deaNasfo haEreF las cai!es qas hgoA'
cue &s eTeddo y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
CAUSA SUD AFRICANA
Agita aci6n plbIica

Agitaci6n p1blica
Hay MN gran agita,ct6n r6biiea an Lon
dres por haberae sabido que el general ingss
Msthuen fac aapturado por los <boerss qns
Ouara ban ga Ell sudneste del TransvaRl en- lss
oercani&s dol rio Vsal, al mando osl general
Dslsrey.
Rehidfsimo
El som batn ha stdo reriof.mo v ss iguer8
en- Londrss, ec1n exactitua e sitio dondo tuvo
lHgar.
LAS Iistas OfciaIes
Las bsjss dle los sud bfrtcsnos los irgle-
see son numeroafslmas v de momento otro
- ssperan sn Londres lasl listas ofciales de los
uusrtos = hariios.
2D0 prisioneros
Postsriorss dstslIsa recibidos en- LondrsA
dsl africa d0l isur. Anuneisn que al general
beer DslafsY 81 aaTrOSsr d los inglssas ha he.
cho prisionsroa 1untsmenss con sl general
Methnsn doseigntos bTiiAncoa entrs los que
90 eusntan quincs odcisiss.
Sangrienta y desesperada
Sc asegnrs aua csta bRtalIa es ls mAs san-
grianta desosrerada que Sc Ia Hbrsdo desds
In telma de Prstoria.
A inyadir 4 Natal
Dslarsy ha segaido movi6ndosa hGeia sl
Natl con int4nei6n de invsdir aqusl pals.
CONSERVATION
Los ktim % telegramas rscibidos en- Lon.
drss producen gran eonasernRci6n.
En oil Depart8mento de Ia Gaerr9 % MIA
"a one sapgan sgunA information de asta de-
Trosll sufrIda por los inglssss en- sl Africa del
sar, pero los prinsipsless l,sri61isos dudan do
Ia assversci6n do aquel csntro porquo en- las
A'tinaa4 "A hoFas 50 han connrmAdo lss prime
raa notiefks que le recfbisEon dando euenta de
IL catkstrofs.
Crftica
eDn este motiVo el Miniitro de IL Guerra ca
muy critiesdo y lib indignSci6n popular - ex-
traordinAris, en- ioda 1nglatsfrs.
Extrategia "boer"
lg anessntrel en que aI freron han gran
aea rsrdIdas los isgleaeE, f,.6 debido una ex-
lratsgia de los bSeTis.
IIstos 90 vlstlsron sl llamado srajs kakis y
:ogno 9sts ea dEff.Ii de distiDgnir por color
l,scuro, los Iug e,as se vier0n envnsltos euAn-
Ii0 nc 10 sspsra6An.
Captura
aa sabs Que all am mpreDder Ia fuga si eisr-
Vito ipgles, frenlss las fiiersas del general
ly0gr Iosarsy, detaron en poder de los bOers
,,uatro esHonea de tiro rGloido, muchas anne
tralladoYaa atnIcalculabie q q usro dc fusiica.
Manifestation
l., Hn vista del Il simo deiastre dc los Ia e o.
aeu sE Affca d ri sur; Ios Tlsrtldos sociaalssAs
I,rapaYan una IAanifsstsci6a pidisndo go tsr-
inlHs 10 guerra,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Dep6sito municipal

ri msFtOs Ing rsssron los s'Ksisusas ina'
yIdnes al dap3sito mnnlSlpal- as - .A.
Jos6 H8rreFa, 1lsroaleioh 11i gIa ga,..
pcY huPto de IN sSco vlsloi az gtlts % Fo'
pa un hues sed ds la tonaA Ne DiAoo.s.
HtRlnio RiyNra sold ado pueftofFi qusns
en- rusa De Care h imAc@o; 4....x
III gusl Laboy, por robe as nsa. 80 s.-
chras pnbiiess, 90 hAlGA 0ispoM@i0n as sSAs''
JueR municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
De administration

gablendo cesado en- sns funclones COMO
aqsnte de s5ts pabTicsci6o en- BIO Piedras don
Miguel Rivera, los susssiptofes de olcho pos- :
bln ous aun no han satisfacho suscripcIones
vonoiiaa, pusdsn hacerlo Al doctor don Alton
no PanIagaa, ell cual Queda encarg4do para
clio asf como, On 10 sueesivo, para todos los
Asuntos qns SO reiacioDsn con esta empPeSa.
La administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
C5t OF 1a1tr1x

Deavanecf6 ell crer6scuIo
sobre Ia tierra pSIida
So postrimer tuIgor
Y an ei azni tras dsido
abri6 aus rosas AuFsRs
todo el espacto en- 4 ar.
Pausada lnelanc0fca,
como Is vog del 1rgano
en- la alta cAtadral,
aaciende por la &krn6stera
dsl universe &Fm6nico
Ia csntig@ nuG,siai.s-...
fArrobsEiento mfstico
do III nAtura 6xtsais,
que irrkdia por 6oquier
ell fecundanGe espfritu
con cue alumhrsra 81 genesis
Ia navidsd del Ser
Dies baIa de Ia qufmics
en- TERRA agua atre
90 VeFb0 communion 80.
La eterni1ad pro f6ca
exs.s 1dess en- los Eso nos g6rmenes vibrstiiel
de Ia slma creaci0a
Jose de DIEGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Manifestation politica
YGbucoS, hSrRe IL dc 1909
sr. dcR Is Ariano Abri'.

Caguas.
DlsttbSuibo aorrsIiriepAFio; Habiando lie.
sado mai eonoeinlanso que vArIos fAEsantes
han hseho aoFrar la bardS cqpnels ds que III .
he AdiAaO III partii rspu uoileane, qntero n&csE
aeasbar que siam pre- hs mttisadN 90 q pAFHus
federal, d alec Is que debsa psrtsn9cer ios poef-
ioTIqueGoa dlIn0a Rmantss az 80 p@ls'
SspAn d0 una ven loa qus 80 eneretenen On
propslsr falwadAdau. cne aaaoy AisPussto dAr
mi sufrsgrn Al nar.id5 feasgAI aa sodo tism po
COO iIeIosost oor11a anas b5to sog reEtS aa'
!iIta enr1gt 1an&s poisA shsr con ioa qas,
e1nsa labor auGp p4Ari0tca, ha1 ssnFA,ibaoO
la "a ninistr&cI6a dsl ptis, qattAd1onos tSs y
BERT sdss e0nssKuidas a 4 IsrHa de tAnaoa sAsti'
nsloa, y hAei6adones rstrog cadAr ios hsmpos
as ia FeMocl6n,
Qusdo "a alto. y. g..
Rafael Artlgusz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Catastrofe en- Arkansas

A,vrn sraa da ferroearril pof nm In
,lsa.ss. w,tados Uuid0s, de mas ssa-
So u = As.rvamdt6 ma pARaaso d0 Is toneiadns
.S esIs. .ohrs sao de- los ys cones. Muriaron del
os1O 1,.. .-esonaa ouAdando heridAs eorRo
so'Pe ..ns 80 ma eaha da me noa varIos iaAi-
viduos, 10 que hAee tanner n@Jah pSfSs'0o
bi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFICI.GAs Ell SAN JUAN

HI sefEcT PTestds7ate; CJeb C14eTpo EjSc1GtSUO,
nor baber mudado 50 residences 3 Sansurce,
reeibirk en su daspacho-San Justo 11-de 12
q de II tarda p. N.
GsaTStGTsn 0s5EeTGG: Eortalsgs II. sltoa d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13
Con or l0c, II

preparation meor de los espec
de
ronitud os morbosos Fn desereFas
esDcheces ureSales
The Gonorrhoi MeccNi IL fg -
New York Seiembre IL de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-13

MANGAS Y YCAPIHoTES-vsrsos de Luia
Rodriguez Cabrera. De vents en- Is ealls de
IL Foftalnxa no So, 81 l5gscio ds 20 esnssvos
oil aismpiar, r.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-10
INVESTIGATION POSTPONED

Important Witness Not Present to Give
Testimony BEFORE Commission.
Chicago, Jan. glowing to the alb.
sence of necessary witnesses tho In
CURRY Of the Interstate commerce COM
mission into the workings OF the
community OF interest" plan OF rail-
roads has been postponed until Janu-
airy "a and the commission Itself ad-
journed to meet in Chicago that date
President Farris of Burlington and
Darius Miller, said to be slated for
traffic dictatorship OF Northwestern
lines II their consolidation is not pre-
vented. were present, as were a num-
Der Of other railroad men.
President Hill of the Great North
ern. President Miller Of the Northern
Pacific. President Hartman OF the
Southern Pacific. and T. C. Stubbs,
traffic director OF the Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific system, were absent.
and Chairman Knapp Of the commits
sion announced that, owing to the fact
that the gentlemen mentioned were
best qualified to give complete md
comprehensive testimony concerning
the matter in hand it had been
thought best to postpone investigation
till these witnesses could be brought
before the commission. He declared
that II necessary witnesses would be
compelled by court subpoenas to at
tend
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-10
AGAINST Big PACKERS
Interstate Commerce Commission Sc.
sures Valuable Evidence.
DEMORALIZED,, RATES
Ofacials Of Railroads Admit There Il
No Pretense Toward Maintaining
Rates on Packing Houses.
=, Only for Short Hauls.

Chicago. Jan. 9. Prosecutions
against all the big packing house con-
Germs in the west for violations OF the
provisions OF the Interstate commerce
law against receiving preferential rates
are contemplated by the Interstate
commerce commission. This fact de-
veloped during the investigation by
packing house products and list meets.
1t Is also apparent that the commits
sion and the railroad management OF
the entire country practically had en-
tered into an alliance for the purpose
OF inducing congress to pass legislation
permitting the railroads to pool under
certain regulations by the interstate
commerce commission, and that 1t 10
believed such q law can and will be
passed.
The third development OF tho day
was the announcement that the commits
sion had requested the attendance
here of all the leading men in the ad-
vancement of the community OF inter
ests idea including ]. p. Morgan. James
]. Hill and E. Fl. Hartman. and that
II these men failed to respond to tho
request harsher measures would be
taken to compel their coming.
Evidence upon which to base prose-
cutions against the packers was OBJ
tanned In abundance. Traffic manag-
ers and vice presidents OF roads east
and west admitted freely that there
was no pretense toward maintaining
tariff rates on packing house products
and list OF meats for export or domes-
tic use except for a short time 1t the
beginning OF each year.
The packing houses and their repre-
eentatives to whom rebates were paid
during 1901. according to Commission
er Prouty. will. If possible, be made
amenable to the maximum fine OF 5000
for oveTy violation Of the low.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-10

Canton, O., Jan. 9.--Every governor
in the United States has been invit-
ed by Governor c. K. Nash, chairman
Of the Ohio auxiliary of the Mckinley
National Memorial association. re-
questing that each issue an appeal 60
the citizens Of their state or terri.
tory to set aside January 49, MuKin-
ley's birthday as Mckinley day" In
the opinion Of the association the In
auguration Of January 20 as a day or
observance will eventually become a
virtual holiday. as Washington's and
Lincoln's birthdays.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-10
A Farmer Shot.

Paris, Tex, Jan. 9.-w. H. Ruther-
ford. living in the southeast corner of
the county between Deport and Min
ter. was shot twice, in the arm and
stomach, and is believed to have been
fatally wounded. A complaint was
sworn out against him in Justice Of the
Peace Deware's court. and the warrant
for his arrest was placed III the hands
Of VIM. Short, a special officer. Mr..
Short telephoned the officers OF what
had occurred and left for Paris TO sur
render.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-10

Poris, Tex, Jan. "a fire which de-
stroyed between $4,000 and sac. 900
worth OF property started a little he
fore o'clock Tuesday morning in the
wise building on Lamar avenue, 90
cupIed by Hope Nunn's saloon and Ed
Walls restaurant. 1t began in the
restaurant kitchen after it had been
closed for the night and had evident
ly been burning for some time before
1t was noticed. The kitchen is in the
north end OF the building with two par.
titions separating 1t from the street,
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-10

Chicago, Jan. 9.-An endowment Of
100000 has been given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Mccormick, of Chicago, to
found medical institution which will
be known as the Memorial Institute for
infectious Diseases, as tribute to the
memory Of their little son, John Rock
efeller Mccormick, who died of scar
let fever.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17
SEA FISHERIES PUBLIC

The Supreme Court rendered a de-
cision on the test fishery cases Satur-
day afternoon. 1t is written by Jus
tice Galbraith. who with Judges De
Bolt and Robinson heard the case.
Frear and Perry being disqualified.
The opinion holds that the Hawaiian
statutes giving konohikis in the sea
fisheries were not grants Of property
but were public statutes in which no
one could acquire a vested right, and
that when repealed by the Organic
Act no one had any private property
in such fishery" II is also held that
exclusive rights in sea fishery sur
rounding these Islands could not be
acquired by ancient custom, nor a
Royal Patent convey right to such
fishery.
Justice Galbraith goes at length into
the history of the fishery laws Of the
Islands, showing where at first the
king had an interest in the fisheries
and that this was abandoned when
it was found that the business was not
profitable TO the government. There.
after the fishing rights were granted
OF the people and the court holds that
there could be no private right through
ancient custom.
A number of Hawaiian Supreme
Court decisions are quoted as showing
that the fisheries should not be in
cluded as an appurtenance to the land
or by royal grant. The opinion con-
cludes: Under the common law the
right of fishing in the open sea like
that OF navigation was a public right.
The grant of an exclusive right to Il
sea fishery cannot be presumed. Every
ambiguity or doubt in the instrument
by which the right is GAINED to be
granted will be construed most strong
ly against the grantee
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17
NEWS NOTES Of L|HUt

Lihue, Kauai. Nov. l5.-"on The
Road To MOndalay" now reads "On
the Road to Hanalei." When II rains
the roads between Kilauea and Hama.
lei are like creased lightning. Andrew
Moore says one needs either webb
feet or wings when travelling.
The Misses Kobbe of Honolulu are
visiting their parents at Lihue.
Zereu Kakina OF Hanalei visited Ka.
paa this week.
Deputy Sheriff H. J. Kapu OF Hama.
lei and wife are spending few days
in Honolulu.
Miss Maggie Klaaina is now teach.
ing at Hanalei school.
5. Sheba Sr., editor of The Garden
Isle, gave a moving picture exhibition
at Hanamaulu Tuesday evening.
Lihue and Hanamaulu plantations
expect to begin grinding before Decem.
Der /. Cold weather and late rains
have prevented the cane from matur.
ing earlier.
A. p. Mosser and A. Smidley are
obtaining Mormon converts on Kauai
They claim over 1000 members of
their church on this Island alone.
W. II. Bradley is here upon bust.
ness.
The following names are registered
at the Fairyiew Hotel: +. j. Cross,
Miss Maria Brede p. Paronzoni, A.
Morrison, r. Hutton. l.. +. Prescott,
Chalmers A. Graham, NJ. Rosenberg,
Judge Hardy, Mr., and Mrs. F. G. Pres.
colt, Andrew Dempster and John
Willard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17
COlLEG|ANS V|(TORS
WIN GAME OF FOOTBALL
AGAINST THE H0NOLULUS
SCORE OF TO 5-THE n. A, c,,s
WEIGHT DID NOT COUNT FOR
MuCH-liNE.UP OF
SATURDAY.

In the football game between the
Punahou and Honolulu Athletic Club
teams on the campus at Oahu College
Saturday afternoon, the former de-
feated the latter by score OF to 8,
Notwithstanding the superior weight
of the Honolulus. The Punahou men
| seemed to be able to go through the
line or around the ends at any time
they cared to do so and always for a
gain. They were very much quicker
and the Honolulus will have to change
their tactics quite good deal II they
expect to do anything with the collie
gians.
Each team secured touchdown but
the Honolulus failed to kick goal, thus
giving the game to the Punahous. Rus
sci, quarter back for the Honolulus
was badly hurt in the second half and
was carried off the field in an un-
conscious condition. Hatch was also
forced to retire from the game on ac-
count Of an injury.
1t must be said that the men who
have charge Of the games in the future
will have to do little more watching
II football is to be popular. There was
some work noticed by outsiders who
were STOPPING down low during the
scrimmages that should not be coun-
tenanced for minute. No names need
be mentioned as the work referred to
was very plain indeed. Twisting a
mans neck, stepping on the back of
the head, kicking in the head or try
Ing to twist the foot of a man that
every one knows has been suffering
from a sprained ankle are things that
Will go to make football very unpopu-
lar in Honolulu If something is not
done to stop II.
Taking into consideration the ma
ture of the day and the condition of
the grounds, the play was fair and
with little more practice the men will
be able to put up a much better game.
The Punahous demonstrated their
ability to take care of themselves in
the face of big odds in weight They
were quicker in every move and their
quarterback. Williamson. was In the
full possession of his wits at all
stages of the game. Russell the quar-
terback for the Honolulus, seemed to
be dazed after his first injury and did
not play with the precision that he
has been noted for while at practice.
The game next Saturday afternoon
Will be between the Honolulus and
Maile-Ilimas.
The lineup Saturday was as fol-
lows:
Punahou- H. A. C.
r. End l..
Armstrong, Berger ........... Crook
r. Tackle l..
walker Observation-Disclosures. Joy, Lane
r. Guard L.
ruler ................... |. Cockett
Center.
l.. Robinson .......... HoughtaiIIne
l.. Guard r.
II. Judd ............... II. Cockett
l.. Tackle r.
Waterhouse ........ c. Chillingworth
l.. End II.
Anderson ........,.....,,.... Scott
Quarter.
Williamson ........ Russell, Gleason
r. Half l..
Morse, NJ. Robinson .... Fernandez
l.. Half r.
Rycroft, ]. Marcallino -. Kaminsky
Fullback.
iiatch '''''''''''''...... Blaisdell
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17

The Bulletin. rs cents per month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17
HoNoLULU LODGE GIG, 3. p. o. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG. B. P. o. e.
will meet in their new hall. on Miller
md Beretania streets, every Friday
svening.
By order OF the E. r.
d. L. CONKLING,
,. n. BROOKS, Err. Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17
CABLE RATES TO AUSTRALIA.

Ottawa Ontario Oct. 6.-Minister
Mulock was advised today by the Pa.
cific cable board that the rate per word
from all points in Canada to all Aus.
tralian and New Zealand points Will
be shillings and 4 pence per word 4.
The present rate is 80 cents from OF.
tawa, and the old rate before the cut
was $l.50 a word.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17

Delay in the Treatment of bronchitis
which generally begins with chill. not
feverish attacks and feeling of OK
haustion, develops into very serious
complication. PAlN-KILLER taken in
hot water, as well as rubbing the chest
with 1t clear, will speedily cure. Avoid
substitutes, there is btu on Pain-Killer,
Perry Davis. Prive Csc. and soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17
MANY sEkLERs RETURNING.

Victoria b. c., Nov. 6.-The sealing
schooner Arietes arrived today from
Behring Sea with 456 skins. There are
six other schooners on the Vancouver
coast from Behring sea landing their
Indian crews.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-17
THEosoPHIcAL SOCIETY.

Thursday, Nov. Goth, 1902, at p. m,
at Arion Hall (back of Opera House).
27th Anniversary of the Theosophi.
cal Society.
Mr.. Thomas Prime will deliver an
address on the Society, Its growth and
objects.
A cordial welcome extended to all.