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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-18
SOME ANECDOTES OF THE
LATE PAUL EGRY, VIOLINIST

Poor Paul Egry Bohemian by birth
cut out himself ceckered
tragic climax that appeals the artistic temperament Euerpe presided
his birth but rfted
homage to that god of the registering negeng his and giving
his rude until they him Egy
genius without balance wheel His of his
wonderful He could make his violin sing rage
co has heard few better artists than the For
Ery absent
bohemian the natives he discovered by the
who made much of him Pupils engage
nentS and sheke fell Paul, and said that he ongd for
Princess Chmay him Rigoke prestige From Honolulu the
wanderer New Zealand with the Josephine Stanton tha
rca company In time and he Honolulu
and himself trouble, and he peeling
for the ships Doctor the this
Ery really vioins OF brlancy, and had
he hours the of
he would probably have lived life of He the
vions distinction and he bowed violin before
he could walk When he America he
gagged by the best the but his fOndne the
bottle kept him long He first Vest
leadeo it first von-for the Tavary Opera Company
he taken seriously drunk left behind when
company turned Eastward Denver unusually musical city
Egy time, had small difficulty making good living
Shortly Eg involuntary Ysaye the world
famous Belgian vonist. weeks stand The
of the Bgan program composition the
recall whose chief OF the
skill difficult prasng and brilliant lingering kgy
when he
scd aubv and played number like begin
ner got caused much discussion
invited his hook and
the composition ought to be played
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WIN. G. IRWIN d COMPANY. Id.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co.. ear
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-
phia, Pa
Newell Universal Mil Co., Manufac-
rurers OF National Cane Shredder, New
York, ~. z.
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co. San Francisco. Cal
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., saS
Francisco. Cal
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Honolulu French Laundry

Still remains at 1104 King street, near
Piikoi street, and has NO connection
with the Beretania street laundry.
Reasonable prices; gents White Shirts
Numbered for I0c. Phone White 49,
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

THE OAHU LUMBER AND BUILD
ing Co. Ltd, have moved to their new
quarters on King street, near the King
street bridge, where they will be pleas
ed to see their many friends.
LEE CHU,
Manager Oahu Lumber & Building Co..
Limited. 64o3
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-18

IN BREWER building, Queen street,
on reasonable terms Apply to c.
Brewer & Co., Ltd.
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TO INVESTORS.

FOR sale at par a first mortgage for
ten thousand dollars on three income
paying business corners on King and
Kekaulike streets; worth fifty thou
sand dollars Interest at eight per
cent per annum, payable monthly.
Apply to Thomas Fitch, corner King
and Fort streets. 6391
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For LEASE.
EOR SALE,

THE furniture of a six-room house at
1923 Nuuanu avenue. 6405
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE offices in the Mcintyre
Building. Fort street. Apply to E. f.
Bishop at c. Brewer s. Co.'s, Queen
street. 6391
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STORES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE store in Day Building. Will
be divided IL necessary. Rent reason
able. Warehouse in back. For par
ticulars inquire of w. o. Smith. $751;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-18

SIx-room cottage; Broom house;
lights and baths; on Punchbowl be-
tween Hotel and Beretania; 3-room
cottage, with bath, on Beretania near
Punchbowl. Enquire DR.. McGrew,
Lunalilo and HackfeId. 6391
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
By the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
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POSITIONS WANTED

BY German girl. viii do house work.
cooking and take care OF children;
travel If necessary. Address r. l..
TINS once. 6406
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A SIX room cottage on Nuuanu Avenue
near School street. Apply Room COS,
Stangenwald Building. $3.50
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DENTISTS.
ENGINEERS.
INSURANCE.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO. OF NEW YORK.
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COTTAGES; Christley lane, or Fort St.
Rent reasonable. Apply Wong KwaL
$40
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

FIRST class ironer at French Laundry
25S Beretania street. 640s
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MUSICIANS.

COOKS MUSIC sCHooL-Love Build
ing, Fort street.
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Barometer corrected to 80 F. and sea
level, and for standard gravity of Lat. As.
This correction is-06 for Honolulu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Cuba Musical

Ha sido nombrado correspon-
sal y agente exclusive en- Puer-
to Rico. de esta revista artistica
literaria. nuestro compahero don
Joaquin A. Burset.
Esta importante Tevista dc
gran interes para todos los
amantes del bello arte de Ia
musica. es diFigida por el CON-
positor don Jose Marin Narona.
va ventaiosameute eouocido del
pdbllco de esta Capital Esto
solo 6 una recommendation para
que el p0hlico acepte esta re-
vista con veFdadero gust0
II precio dc suscFipcion men-
snal. G. el De ciucuenta ccntavos
y pueden dlrigiFse Las pefsonas
que desecn suscrihifse 4 fnuesiFu
companero burset.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Gel Figaro"

Hoy hemos recibido la impor-
tante revista habanera, que es
sin exageracion una de las me-
jOres de America.
Ell texto es de 10 mas variado
ameno y escogido, rivalizando
con la parte grafica de un gusto
irreprochable.
"El Figaro" de la Habana,
tiene cada dfa mas aceptacion
entire nosotros, y en- todos los
paises de Suramerica.
r Els agente en- San Juan, de tan
artistiCo semanario, don Jose
Labrador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
D0n Mariana Riera
Palmer

Aver hemos tenido la salts
faccion de saludar al distingui-
do poeta mayaguezano, don Ma
riano Riera Palmer. quien per-
manecera en- esta Capital unos
dias. en- union de su elegante
esposa.
Grata permanencia deseamos
en- esta Capital al vate maya
guezano. uno de los mas cons
tantes colaboradores de nuestro
semanaTio.
FL BoLETIN MERcANTIL. sc COM
place en- enviar a los esposos
Riera Palmer su mas afectucSo
saiudo de .bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Fiesta esc0Iar en- Jayuya
Noviembre, II de 1903.

Ell dfa I3 del corriente asiStimos Ia
fiesta escolar que en- honor a Colon y
con motlvo del 4Io aniversario del des-
cubrimjento de Puerto Rico dirigieron
los competentes profesores de este pob1a-
do don Antonio Medina don Eduardo
Rodriguez y a Ia verdad quedamos
agradablemente sorprendidos pues no
esperabamos TN acto tan lucido dado el
POGO tempo que hace que dichos pro-
fesoreS regentean estss escuelas y sobre
todo 10 POGO acostumbrados que estan
los nifios de aquf estos hermosos ac'os.
Intercaladas con las indispensab1es
canciones .escolares, muchos nif1os de
ambos seXos recitaron, bonitas poesias;
entire los que recitaron recordamos a
Eduardito Rodriguez que es TN orador
en- miniature. Nelida Rodriguez, Ampa-
ro Rivera, Jose y Julio Fiol y Antonio
Fiol que recito TN bonito diScurso alu-
Sivo Colon, pero 10 que dio la notS
culminante. fuG la bella oracion oratoria
del professor seflor Rodriguez qre en-
cerraba todo TN curse de educacion
moral.
Desesriamos que Sc repitieran anne
nudo, tan hermosas festas y felicita =
mos los citados profesores.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19

del desgraciado. Y pues fiais q mi
solicitud Ia salud del mendigo, podeis
partir tranquila a descansar del viaje,
que confando en- el cielo, mafiana Sc
os presentara.
La marquesa despues de estrechar la
mano del anciano Alcantara, sali6 de
la habitaci6n acompafiada de sus don
csllas. Aquel Sc sento cerca del lecho
del mendigo, para cumplir su humani-
taria mission, de velar por I'm enfermo.
(Continuara).
Manuel BarroS Pena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
H0St0s en- Espana

El importantisimo diario espai1oE
"Heraldo de Madrid, en- su edic16n
correspondence al % de Octubre. pu-
b!ica el retrato del eminente puertorri-
quefio don Eugenio Maria de Hostos. "
ell siguiente artfculo, que reproducimos
al pie de Ia letra:
La prensa de Puerto Rico, llegada.
en- ell 1ltimo correo, anuncia la triste
nueva del fallecimiento del ilustre pen
sador y publicista don Eugenio Maria
de HostoS.
hostos era de antique conocido en-
ESpafia. Ala por los aflos de ISss es-
tudio Humanidades en- ell Seminario
Conciliar de San Ildefonsc. teniendo
por maestro un fraile capuchino de
Cadiz, que despues fue obispo de Mala-
ga: e padre Carri6n. Una vez que Sc
hlzo Hostos bachlIler Ell Filoso!fa, vino
Madrid, a buscar TN titulo universi-
tario
Mas tarde, de Espafia Sc traslad6 4
los Estados Unidos, recorri6 Ia Ame-
rica del Norte y la del Sur, siendo pro-
tesor en- Chile, trabajando sin descanso
en- pro de los ideales de la Humanidad.
Hostos era compahero y amigo de
aquela ilustre generation revoluciona-
ria, de aquella brillantfsima juventud
Intellectual, gloria de Espafla, que con!
taba entire sus hijos mas preclaros q
Glner de los Rios, Salmeron, Az
carate, sRevilla, etc. Era ell ilustre
portorriquefio TN gran orador. en- ell
tamoso Ateneo viejo 10 demostr6 cien
veces. Todav1a Sc recuerda entire sus
amigos ell discurso que pronunci6 Hos
tos, en- el mes de Diciembre de 1868, en-
la Seccci6n de Ciencias morales del
Ateneo, siendo p;esidente ell ilustre Mo
reno Nieto. En- aquel discurso trat6
HostoS del problema colonial, y con
amino generoso y prcfundo amor q Es-
pafIa, prOpuso ell establecimiento de un
regimen federal entire la metr6poli las
coonias
Hostos deja escritos y publicados una
porci6n de libros de gran substantial 6
iuter6s para ell sociologo, ell moraIista
y el jurisconsulto. Sus Lecciones de
DerechO c0nstttAcionaI su M0rai social,
SUI .Jnici0 crttic0 de Hamlet, su Rese10
hiSt6jic0 dc Puerto Rico, su Ref0rma de
la rnsthansa del Derech0, su DeScentyG-a
Lieaef6n admfn1strafiau, su Proyrcto de
ley general de ruSrnonsa fd6lica, su En-
czrntifca de Ia mujfr, sus Car
las ta6IfcQS aceyca dr Cnba, le acre ditan
de un gran pensador, de I'm gran flo
SOTO y dc TN gran pedagogo.
Ha muerto don Eugenio Maria de
Hostos en- Santo Domingo, su patria
ado optiva, donde Sc refugi6, huyendo de
Puerto Rico, por no querer resignarse
a vivir en- la dependencia del pueblo
norteamericano. En- la capital de San
to Domingo, los ediicios del Gobierno,
los Centres de educacion y los Circulos
soclaIes puSieron media asta el pabe-
Ion de ia Rep1blica, por la muerte del
antillano esclarecido, del americana in
signe.
Apresuremonos nosotros q honrarle
como cosa nuestra, pues aqui vivio gran
parte de su vida, en- el glorioso solar
intellectual de la REVOLUTION, en- el Ate
ueo, en- comunidad con todos nuestros
eminentes talentos. Con la muerte
de Eugenio Maria de Hostos estan de
luto la Ciencia y la Virtud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Suebdcs usiserables

Un peFi6slico Dc mucha inGucncia d
L6ndres. abngs porque al emhaiador
'uglts en- WashingtCn - Ie aSsMpen
$4,000 anualeS ae sueldo. eoa i0stzlal
.ssrsa 81 iuueionaFio msjor rstFihuiio
de sodo el ssgvicio diplnm zfico brlt1-
uicn Loa suellos principalcs 60 ei
misno ssn. IA emha,ada Dc Madrid.
So sot. . ds Roma. Sv.oo0 IA Dc IA
NefsrshuEwo. g.. .ncug las a. heFlin.
Viaaa " ccrnnngiupeia. &tooDo y
"a a. Pxfis. e,s.opa Ia a. Was1ing
ien sisne resuALmsnte Il @uscs68 ~
asa sec.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
Desde Maguab0

Dicen por ahi que el sefor en-
cargado de reconocer las reses
destinadas al abasto publico en-
Naguabo. no es ell Official de Sa-
nidad de Humacao. sino un
delegado de este.
ISe cumple la !eyi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19

Hemos tenido el gusto de sa-
ludar al Sr. don Jose NJ. " Me-
lendez, del alto Comercio de
Nueva York.
Ha llegado hoy en- ell vapor
Caracas. y permanecera unos
dias entire nosotros.
LIE saludamos afectuosamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-11-19
NOta del Ola

Nunca con mas raZ0n que
.shora cabe la critica del pesi-
mismo desalentador, en- los pue
bios arbitros de sus destinos, So
beranos E Independence.
En- Gel Pregonero', de Cara
cas-, uno de los diarios mas i'm
portantes que ven la luz en- Ia
-culta capital de Venezuela, he
mos encontrado, entire los t1lti-
mos n1meros recibidos, I'm arti-
culo que merece algunos comen,
tarios, por la insana doctrina
que sustenta y ell fatalismo que
predica.
ST ese colega fuese TN organo
popular inspirado en- los anhelos
de las muchedumbres, en- vez
de ser un interprete de la vo-
iuntad del Presidente, tendria-
mos que Sentir ell contagio de su
resignation sumisa, 10 que SOS.
pecha inevitatleS mandates del
destino, Y fuerza iuvencible, Gu
yas violencias no sc pueden re
chazar.
Veamos como Sc expresa ell
diario caraqueflo. al referirse a
los successes de Panama Y a la
emancipation del Istmo. Como
disculpa la accion de los istme-
f1os y de que manera califlca el
crimen mayor que Sc haya podi-
do cometer jamas, contra una
patria extenuada por las torpe-
zas de sus hijos.
Con una tranquilidad en- ex-
tremo chocante juzga eel Pre-
gonero", 10 acaecido. Es YER
dad que el agradecimiento a los
Estados Unidos, entra por 1nu-
cho en- el juicio del colega, pero
debfa comprender que nj estan
en- ell mismo case todas las ma
clones latinas americans, nj la
gratitud que puedan sentir ha-
cia Norteamerica los veneZola-
nos, a causa de los tltimos suce-
SOS, provocados por las reclama-
clones puede llegar hasta dis
culpar, y casi aplaudir, la fea
TRACTION de los naturales de Pa
mama. Traicion que han de llo-
rar muy amargamente. cuando
la desumbradora vision de la
codicia exaltada, Sc bore de sus
horizontes, como una nube que
pasa. como un astro que sc hun
de en- el mar.
No era possible esperar tan ex-
trafia manera de aceptar los he
chos, en- un pals que puede ver-
Sc iolala no sea nunca! en- el
mismo trance que la infeliz CO.
lombia.
LOS is,mefios han decidi1o consti =
tuir nacion separada de Co'6inbia-di
ce.-Han pospuesto el inter6s politico
de Ia unidad nacional, al interes de 81
prosperidad y de su civiiizacion.'
Y nj una palabra de censura
para ell hecho inaudito: NADIA
que revele una protesta de in
dignaci6n tan natural en- esos
pueblos donde las exaltaciones
del amor patrio han causado
mas de una vez traScendentales
perjuiciOs.
Como Es Venezuela. Ia pa,
tria dc Bolivar. Ia cuna glorioSa
de Ia libertad americana. Ia que
llama SacTihciO del iHkryGS roll
fic0. 4 ese bochoFuoso engendrC
de pasioncillas hastardas. de lie
gitimas ambiciones. de toFpes
codiciaS. de infames devaneos'
No: no 10 es no puede serlo,
porque ESQ scria 10 mismo que
confcsaF a muerte de u Taza,
Ia abdicaci6n humillante de sus
destinoS en- el mundo
iQue mAcuia Ia caido sohrs
algunas couciencias Teud'das 4
an s6gdido interts yaun falsc
dcslumhr4mleutopara hahlar Dc
e4ta guiaa. ante IN hecho cue
aonroia a n milnd de AmtEical
Evening star., 1903-07-14
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glass in the frames the woman answered.
Was he drunk" Judge kimball inquired.

Anderson declined to avail himself of the
privilege of making statement. and Judge
Kimball imposed fines amounting to $40,
with thirty days on the farm as the equiva-
lent.
Evening star., 1903-07-14
WILLIAMS EXPLOIT.
Chased His Wife Into Street and Broke
Up Furniture

William Anderson. a colored coal HEAVIER
on one of the river boats. who resides. with
his WIFE Catherine in Cow alley south
west created a great deal of excitement in
the vicinity of his home last night. Po-
liceman Fraser appeared on the scene about
the time the trouble was over. but he saw
enough to warrant him in arresting An
derson. The latter appeared this morning
before Judge kimball of the Police Court
on the dual charge of obstructing the free
passageway of the alley and depositing
glass on the thoroughfare
Catherine, who appeared in court as a
witness. explained to the court that her
husband came home last night before she
had concluded her preparation for the
evening meal.
Did he do antthing?" his honor asked
the woman.
Yes. When he found that supper wasn't
ready he chased me around the house, but
he didn't catch me-
Anything else?'
Il should say. When he couldn't get me
he broke the bed down. upset the bureau
and washstand and fired the whole lot out
into the alley. breaking them to pieces and
then he took the pictures down off the
wall and threw them out. breaking the
Evening star., 1903-07-14
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Body of Wexford c. Green Found in
Eastern Branch.

Wexford Clarendon Green a freight
brakeman, employed on the Pennsylvania
railroad was killed by u train near the
north end of the railroad trestle over the
Eastern branch near the Congressional
cemetery late last night early this morn
ing His body was found i'll the water
about > o'clock this morning. y freight
brakeman on passing train saw
the body shortly after the dawn of day
Schoncbergcr went to the scene and re-
moved the body to the mOrgue.
There was no report made by tralnmen
to show that anything unusual had hap
pened on the road during the night, and it
was not until the body was found that rail-
road employees knew there had been IN accl-
dent The mans skull had been crushed,
one leg had been broken and other serious
uiur!eS had been inflicted. 1t was stated
that Green had been ordered from the Ben
ming freight yard to report to the main Of
flee for orders. Instead of waiting for a
train he started to walk. and probably
on the treStle when train overlook him.
The deceased was about twenty eight
years old unmarried and had worked foI
the railroad company nearly two years. He
lived at 400 G street southeast. His parents
live at u jefferson street, AnacOStia.
Coroner hewitt viewed the body at the
morgue and heard the statements of wit
neSseS concerning the death of Green. He
deemed an inquest to be unnecessary, and
gave "A certificate of accidental death. Tn
dertaker Murray removed the body from
the morgue and prepared 1t for burial The
interment will probably be at Congressional
cemetery only short distance from where
the accident occurred.
Evening star., 1903-07-14
A TALKATIVE PRISONER.
Surprises the Police by Free Confession
of Crimes.

Detectives McNamee and F'lather did a
good service to the people OF TINS city
and other places yesterday when they ar
rested the young man Coleman Lee, alias
John Cole. and held him to ans 'eT charges
ot burglary, as published IN yesterday 5
Star. According to the mans own state
mentS. he has served several terms IN
prison because of dishonesty, ana expects
to get long terms for crimes committed
in this city and Baltimore during the past
three weeks Considering his experience
in the criminal line, as told by himself
he surprised the police by talking SO free
ly of what he has been doing in the two
cities. Yesterday afternoon the prisoner
and the detectives went out sightseeing
in a vehicle and enjoyed ride about the
city. The object OF the trip was 10 give
the stranger an opportunity to pick out
the houses he had robbed. He was able
to find several Of theIS, and tell just what
he had taken from tl~n. During the time
he was in Capt. Boardman S office he re-
lated the story of his wrong-doing with
much interest as fisherman telllnS
of the big fish he had caught
Over in Baltimore he had visited a house
and carried out an iron safe weighing
about seventy-fve pounds
Il just smashed it open. ne SAID, ana
took what was in it
The safe contained about $500 worth OF
jewelry. 1t was removed from the house
o. r. +. l.. Borgfeldt. 1911 Hartford ave-
nue.. This jewelry was recovered In this
city, where Lee had disposed of it, 1t is
believed that two other men were here with
him, but he does not seem inclined to
reveal their Identity This is about the
only thing about which he does not care
to converse. 1t is known that another
man was with him when the Baltimore
robbery committed
Detective Hogan came over from Balti-
more yesterday afternoon and took a look
at the prisoner He is anxious to have
him sent to that city. but Capt. Board
man will have him given hearing in this
city first. There will probably be about
ten charges of burglary filed against him
Eere, entering houses by means of a
duplicate key constitutes burglary under
the code. 1t is not necessary that there
shall be a breaking in the day time, as
was provided under the old law.
Baltimore will probably have to be con-
tent with recovering the property stolen
in that city. Lee will be given a prelimi-
nary hearing in the Police Court tomorrow
Evening star., 1903-07-14
INSPECTOR JENKINS HERE.
How California Indians Disseminated
Between Government Officials.

Indian Inspector James f. Jenkins was
in at the Indian bureau today to report to
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones on
one of his recent missions in the west In
spector Jenkins is one of the beSt-known.
officials In the Indian service. and has ham
died some of the most important investga-
tons in the history of the bureau At the.
Indian bureau he is called Colonel Jen-
kins.' though nobody ever ventured an ex-
PLANTATION for the title aside from his record
in ferreting Irregularities.
A story was told about him at the In;
terror Department today In connection with
the recent removal of the Indians from th..
Warmers ranch, In California to Pall
ranch. in the southern part of that state
Charles +. LummtS, the editor of Out West
was one Of the committee which was ap-
pointed by the government to select and
purchase the site to insure fair treatment
for the 800 more Indians on the ranch
all of whom were inclined to fight their re-
moval Lummis and Indian Agent Wright
were impressed by the defiance of the In
dfans and believed that troops were neces-
sary to effect their removal
Jenkins disagreed. He believed that the
Indians could be induced to transfer their
habitat by means of tact and good iud,-
ment. and that troops We're an unnecessary
part of the game. And he was right for
the removal was not accompanied by any
casualty list. Now, the Indians have a Pc
culiar way of showing their likes and dis
likes. They liked Colonel jenkins: they
were not particularly fond of Iummis, and
1ndian-like. they wanted to show it, The
night after the 300 swarthy braves and
dusky danes and damsels arrived at Pala
boy baby was born in the Indian colony
The parents instantly named him jenkins"
in fond admiration for the man who be-
lieved in the application of persua sion in
liberal quantities toward the wards of tn.
government. The same night calf made
its entry into the world among the berd
brought by the Indians The decision of the
owners was almost as quickly reached
They christened the calf "I.ummis"