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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

SANTORAL. - XIV despues de
Pentecost6s. Stos. FiIem6n mr.. y
Pragmacio OBJ. v cf. y stas. Cecilia vg.
Y mr. " Appia mr.
CARTAS.-Detenidas en- la admi-
nistraci6n de correos: Sooley Charles.
Stolze Albert. Siares Nicolasa, Sierra
no Catalina. Sanders Luisa Sanchez.
Sanchez Enrique. Strand Charley.
Sanchez Mariana.
xLA CORRESPONDENCE DE
PUERTO RICOS.-Se halla de venta
en- los Kioskos de la Plaza SBaldo-
riotyS. d. p.
Santisima Trinidads Gale del Sol mum
18. Cultos para mafana. Predica-
ci6n & las de la mafisna y y 80 de
Ia noche. Eseuela Dominica q las 3
de la tarde.
DE VIAJE.- -Mafiana saldran por ell
Oeste de Ia isla los Sres. Smith Y Do
tin, con objeto de inspeccionsr los
hospitales de la isla.
CARChL DE DISTRITO.-H Han
ingresado en- este ESTABLISHMENTS, Fe-
Iipe Vega Ortiz. Eladio Rivera, Y fue
puesko en- ibertad, Manuel Martinez.
ASISTENCIA.-Les fu6 prestada
en- ell cuarto de socorros & Francisco
Salgado, Pedro Navarro, y Aur6lio
Ayala. ...- --...-
EXHUMACION.-Esta maflana SO
hizo Ia del cadaver de Marcelino vi
darder para trasladarlo q los b. U.
COMISION.-La Comisi6n inves-
tigadora de los fondos de SimprevistosS
de Ia polic{s, la componen, ell Conan
dante Lutz, los Capitanes Cabrera
y Silen. Sabemos que trabajan con
Ia mayor actividad.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc lie
v6 efecto ell recOnOcimiento de torce-
dores, despalillsdores &, en- n1mero
bastante regular.
CARCEL MUNICIPALITY Deteni-
dos, varones SO; mujeres, IA, pendien-
tes 5, cumple, /.
REGRESO.- Ell Pbro. Sr. Diaz
Caneja. ha regresadO de San German,
4 cuya Ciudad fu6 acompafiando & Ia
Priora de las M. M Carmelitas. Ac-
tualmente Sc ocupa de j preparar ell
traslado del resto de la comunidad.
AVERIA.-COn motive de haber-
sele roto dos tubos Ia maqulna del
IEEIOCdEIll ClEGuANCtOh ACAS0 O 40
1 33 de la mafIana & esta Cuidad.
BETANCES.-En la Logia que lie
va este nombre Sc inici6 anoche ell Sr.
r. Gilestra. Hicieron usos de la pa
Iabra Yarios hermanos, resultando
el acto muy serio.
CORTE FEDERAL.-Hoy empe-
rs & verse ante la Corte Federal, 81
juicio de Dolores MOoyer Rodriguez,
contra Ignacio Rosales, sobre recono-
cimiento de- un hijo, ambos son de Ba-
yam6n.
REPUESTO.-Ha sido rapuesto el
policfa instructor, jose ]. Hernandez,
Barpeuto que fu6 del battalion puer.
sorrfquefFo.
DECOMISO.-Esta mafiana fueror
decorniaados 100 ibras de arenques )
242 de queso danes.
PROPUESTO. Sc nos informa que
ha ado nombrado SecretaFio de Ia jun
ta investigators de los fondos de In
previstos de la Policfa Insular ei guar
dia Sr. Angel Rosa.
BUENAs MEDIDA.- -Iso dlspuestt
-por la Junta Superior de Sanidad so
bre 81 uso de g6tnlos extrapieros 8 gu
puestos en- los ,prodpctos fabricados 81
81 uais, yiene garantizar los buenO,
licoses que fabriCa ls destileria de doE
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Cura gaTantIzada
para las alnOTTanaS

Simples y sangrantes; exteriores Y con pi-
caz6n. ST no eura no pagues Los Boticarios
estan autorizados por los manufacturers del
UNGUENTO DE PAZo q devolver ell dinero
81 la medicina deja de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea oronieo Los ca
SOS ordinarios Sc curan en- seis dias, los re-
beIdes, en- catorcs. Una aplioaci6n da alivio
sosiego La picaz6n Sc ealma instantanea-
mente. ES un nuev0 descubrimiento ell
dnico que Sc ofrece con una garantia positiva,
81 no cura, no pague.
81 ell Boticario no 10 tiene en- su almacen,
envienos sellos de correo equfyalentes d so
centavos en- orc americana, dirijiendo la car
ia & PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Louis, e. q.
de A., que son tambien fabricantes de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROM0-
QUININA, Ell c1lgbre remedio para los res
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CUE EsTioN RELlGlosA

New York. Nvbre. 81 I1.30 ii. IA.
Informan do Paris cue VueIve & to-
mar alarmante aspecto Ia question re-
hgIosa en- Francia. Ha habido serias
protestas y tumulto en varias ciudades
con motive de haber aprobado Ia CD
mara de diputados, la polftica del go-
bierno con las congregaciones.
nd. Combes, es obieto de VioIentas
acusaciones por los partidarios del
clericalisno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

New- Orks Nvbre. 21 IL. 30 Al. M.
En- Rio Janeir0 hace tremendos es-
trag0s tn peste bub6nica.
Esta epidemic no ha podido extin-
guirse q pesar de grandes eafuerzos de
Ia ciencia, " los habitantes de RIO Ja-
neiro son presa de indesc1iptibIe pa
nico.
Las personas que Intentan abando-
mar Ia ciudad, no pueden lograrlo por
que Sc han establecido cordones sani
tarios para evitar que la peste Sc ex-
tiends pueblos vecinos.
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]. c. Rodriguez Geb0I8To
ABOaADO
San Francisco So
San Juan, 2. r.
BASEBALL

Mariana domingo sc lIevar6 & efecto
en- los terrenos de la SLiga puertorri-
queffas ell 80. desaffo del championato.
A juzgar por la animation que rel
ma, sera muy ,renido eI que Sc efectua-
rs entire los clubs xAlmendaresS Y
<Habana>.
Serfa bueno que los individuos que
resulten designados para Umpire y
Jates de campo. sean jLstos Y cunnplan
su cometido con toda unprecedented,
no suceda 10 que desgraeiadamente
ocurri6 el domingo pasado.
Hacerlo bien, s no hacerlo, que los
amantes { este sport que alli concu-
rren. estan en- espectativa.
.E3tGnStoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

Ed 8 81 gy i
4uemdt e e
~ los % y pa n m
rsa gusn
proceed ~ d xd s. d La
dnad EN- doll a6 6dono Il Id b b a yhogn dee
Il h
q
w m Sec e
nuy ypiee
asaA A1uNo- au.n Is sAA
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10 D PANAMA

New FORK. Nvbre IL Ii 80 4. M.
La pransa eurgpea insiste en califi-
car uuranaente aa ac1iksad de los Egta-
dos Unidos en 81 Idsna0.
Varios peri6dicoa de Paris j LON
dres dicen que 81 asnnto debe s0nne-
terse al Tribunal da IA Haya,
Sigue eA pueblo c0I0mhiano, espe-
cialmente en BoGot6. BarranquiiIa y
Cartagena excitad dfsino.
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Academia peparatOrIa

Pronto se abrira en- esta Capital
una academia para los que deseen es-
tudiar para ingenieros Ayudantes de
Ingenieros, Agrimensura y Sobrestan-
tes, baio La direction de competente
Professor.
Tnformes Gale de ID Luna n6m 80.
altos. 10 v. S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21
Rsmats de AsVIdad

El dia de Diciembre pr6xino & las
2 de la tarde tendra lugar en- la casa
de prestanos de y. Bazan y Ca. Allen
90, un gran remate de prendas de to-
das clases, propias para regalos de Ma
vidad. Hay infinidad de sortijas con
brillantes de todos tamafIos v alhaias
preciosas. d 15 /
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TnVIernos Usando Ia Peruna


hombEe mas Yisjo en existencias nnstrada
eon - gran r4trato. - encueatTa ca 81
I9aiaas Morning News. fechada nj de Di
eielnbrs, 1893, y tambitn en- Il chicagO
Times Herald de- L. misma fecha. Esta
centenario IS IN amigo aEdiente de Il
Psrans = l. ha usado poT muchos aHos.
Hehlando de su bnena salud sxtFsma
veisz. q Senior Brock dice
Despues cue IN hombre ha vivido en- el
hmaasso tanto como 70 he viyido, debe haber
averiguado machas cosas por sxperiencis.
Cree qus asi lo he heeho 20.
k1na De las aosas cue ne avsrisuado
szat entera aatisfaeo36n % la co9a pro.
pta para las eaEernaedadas que aOs
atrectasaeuse 6ebIdas loa m aloe efsc-r
tos del etiaaas por ft4 afioa he Fsslatsdo
= oairas veraahis De ioa Estaaes UnIaoas
siempre he sido un hombre muY sano
pero por supuesto sujeto peqaeaas sfee.s
clones que son debidas ( los eambios .repsn- I
tinos en- q clima temperature DnTante
mi larga sls'a he conocido muehisimos re-
medios para Ia tos, resfriados diaTeas.
" "Rsspecto al renedIo del DR.. Hart-
man liam ado In PerunA h@ aneontrado
Gue ea ei meier. 81 no ei Gnieo aiano dc
confEanza para estsa AfeccioEsa. Ha
eide mi sosfsn principal por muehoa
afoss atrfbuyo mi buena. saiud en-.
sFeraa veisz este aran remediO.
s'Afronta exactamente todos mis- necesi.
dades me proteje de los malos efeetos de
las variaeiones del tempo, me eonseTva con
buen apetitos me da fuerza me hace cir
eular Ia sangre con perfecta regularidad.
Confio en- ella enteramente por muchas
pequefss eosas para las cuales necesito
medleina
"Cuando Ia epidemia de Ia griPe eomenz6
primero haeer su essragos en- este pals.
essuse eafermo de esa enfermsdad.
a. HE tszEao xarsas hasaIIaa larsaa con
- sFipe. Al principle no sahfs aas lA
/ Psruus era un rsmedio para eStA enfer-
nedad. Cuando of que la aripe era un
eatArro spidsnieos prob& In PeFuna en-
eontre cue era exActaments Ia eosA que
De I'd atenio S s.
ISAAC BROCK.
Escribase a la Peruna Medicine Company,
Columbus, o., para recibir un follsto que
trata del eatarro.
ST I'd no obtiene resultados prontos
satisfaetoTios por el uso de la Peruna, escri-
ba en- Ell acto al DIR. Hartman, dandole una
description completa de su case. y le dari
/ gratuitamente J con gustO su conssio impOr.
tante.
Diriiase al DIR. Hartman, Presidents de-
sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
a, un eiemplar del ouAl, aconpaha como
lar la botells, seis botellas por oinco dolls
las dilaoiones necessrias en- ida
aOeutioos droguIstas al pOr rnsnOr. en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21
PARA FANlL.lAa

1uz&sTnss sa7snaSSsa para 81 aa~H4a a.
"a sSaaxanfs aasa Esessz. as vanasA ga e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21
SUBASTA PUDLCl

Elslunes % del corrienBe & la una de
La tsrde Sc rematar6n en- p6blica su-
basta por cnenta de quien corresponds
en- Ia calle de Tetu6n n6m. 8, 10 que &
continuation se expresa:
119 pacas tabaco tripa La.
131 id i'd 3a.
364 pacas tabaco del pals.
$4,000 tabacos elaboradoa varias vi
tolas.
La venta se har6 de contado en- Iotes
y no ser6 atendida ninguna reclama-
ci6n despues de efectuada Ia yenta.
Lo que SO hace pdblico por medic
del presente, para general conocimien-
to Y concurrencia de licitadores.
San Juan. Noviembre II 1908.
5ys Francisco Guerra.
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NacE6 anses aue los Estadoa uni-
dos SO formasen.
Sc aruerda de IA eieoci6n de 90
pressdsntes.
La Peruna le ha proteaido de todos
los cnmbica vGolentoss del tIempo.
FuS yeserano de guerraa.
Hero un cabalio cuando tenfa 90
amos de edad,
siarnpre venoi6 Ia aripe con Ia
Peruna.
Eu6 testiso en- un pieito de tes
rreno la edAd de Ito amos.
Cree que la Peruna es ei remedIo
mas rneritorioso de IA edad para las
enfermedades catarraFes.
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III Senior Isaac Brock, un ciudadano de
h McLennan County, Texas, ha vivido
ia amos. Por muohos amos reside en- Bos.
que Falls, IS millas al oeste de Waco, pero
Para direociones espssiales, cada caal
tura oada botella:
La Pe-ru-na la tienen de venta todos los
Aquellos que deseen correspondence di
Puerto Rico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-21

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico vieio 4 S2-4O quintal.
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ahora yive con su yerno en- Valley Mills
Tejas.
Hace POGO tempo, por peticion, el anciano
Isaac vino Waco y Sc tome su fotografia
en- su mano tenia un bast6n, eortado de Ia
tumba del General Andrea Jackson, el cual
ha sido usado por el desde entonces. FL
Senior Brock Is un caballero digno, que
muestra pocas sefas de decrepitud; la bib
liza de su familia aun Sc eonserva, y muestra
que la fecha de su nacimiento fue escrita
ira amos hs.
Seguramente unas pocas palahras de este
notable anciano que ha tenido Ir4 amos de
experiencia, deben ser interesantes ysventa-
josas, Una larga biografia de este eaba-
llaro Sc encuentra en- el Times Herald de
Waco, 4 de Diciembre, 1893. Una biografia
aun mas estensa de este aehor, quien es el
debe leer @Las enfermedades de la vid
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Alanbre da rollos
Dc 90 6
Granpa en IS
80 Iibra 500
Puntas de- Paris oaias
De 80 libras EamanOs
de | 1I2 hasta 5 pull
gadas gruesas ! dnas $50
Mani superior en- saCos
de O0libras nm qq +" $50
Maiz del Pals Ell liz
sacos qq. l-50.
Sal Quintal O-40
ZINC AMERICANA
ACANALAD0 de s
pies = 400.
Id ingles id de 8 400.
San Justo 13 y Is San Juan. pto-R Rico
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-30
TITLES OF RESOLVES AND ACTS
Passed by the 71st Legislature and
Signed by Governor Hill.

Following are the titles of the pri
vate and special acts and resolves
passed by the 71st Legislature. The
public laws passed by this legislature
are given in full on the preceding
pages.
RESOLVE
~ Protesting against the Hay-Bont
=, In aid of the Temporary Home fol
women and Children, at Portland, provid
ing Tor special epidemic or emergency
Maine. . 1A'u ''0o'' VI
In favor of Nellie E. Flanders of Lib
:, In favor of Benz Smith of Appleton IL,
r. Providing for the compensation of
Steamboat Inspectors for the years 1901.
In favor of Kings Daughters Union of
Bangor
Providing for the preservation of Regi-
n mental Rolls In the Adjutant, General
For State Pensions. .ii t'- .'
IN favor of Allagash road. r.
FOR the purpose of operating the fish
nat f and feeding stations for fish
ana Tor the protection of fish. !"
IN favor of Bernhard Pol of Bangor. to
reimburse him for taxes paid through err
III piSltiSt tIfC City VI NoCh-
land the amount deducted from the school
iund for the year one thousand nine hun
dred and two. on account of imperfect
school returns.
In favor OF the purchase. of the Maine
state Year Book and Legislative Manual
Tor the years nineteen hundred and three
and nineteen hundred and four.
In favor of the town of Sanford.
In relation to the completion of the fifth
revision of the general and public laws.
and appointing Commissioner therefor.
Authorizing Temporary Loan for the
year 1903
Authorizing Temporary Loan for the
year 1904 :
Making appropriation for the Penobscot
Tribe of Indians.
In favor of Albert r. Buck, chairman OF
the Committee on Maine State Prison.
In favor of the Society Of the Sisters of
Charity for the use of the Heaiy Asylum
of Lewiston, Maine.
Waving forfeiture of the public lot in
the southeast quarter of township No. 4,
County. north division.
In favor of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union.
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In favor of George D. Gaddis OF East
Machias.
In favor of the Western State Normal
School at Gorham.
In favor of Maine Children's Home So
ciety, Augusta.
In favor of the State Committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations OF
Maine.
In favor of the Town of Jackson.
10 provide for the services of Stenog,
ra pher and Typewriter, when needed. and
for extra clerk hire in the office of the
State Superintendent of Public Schools.
In favor of the town of New Sharon.
Waving a forfeiture of the public lots
in the north half of Township Number
-Four, Hancock county, north division.
In favor OF the Town of Parkman
To aid the town of Washburn, in the
county OF. Aroostook, in part payment OF
the, cost and expense incurred by 1T in
building a steel bridge across the Aroos-
III favor Of repairing the Bridge across
the, St; Crsoix River. hear Squirrel Point
In favor. Of Conner Plantation.
IN favor OF the town Of Mariaville, to
assist in rebuilding Goodwfn's bridge, In
! said town. which was carried away by an
| ice lam about two weeks ago.
In favor of building Bridge across the
MattaWamkeag River In Town of Ban
croft.
In favor of Maine State Prison.
On the Pay Roll of the House.
| On the Pay Roll of the Senate.
TO provide for the expense of examina-
| tion of candidates for the Cecil John
Rhodes scholarships.
III favor of paying the uneXpired Lii
| censes of HaWkers and Peddlers.
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| across way in EOult0n.
Relating to the width of the location
of the Fish River Railroad.
To ratify certain doings of the Eliot
Bridge Company.
convey to the Fish River Railroad Com
pany rights of way over public lots owned
| by the State.
To legalize the doings of the Rumford
Falls and Rangeley Lakes Railroad Com
pany.
To legalize the doings OF the Portland
and Rumford Falls Railway.
TO extend the charter of the Camden
Trust Company.
TO extend the charter of the Cumber-
land Trust Company.
10 amend Section 30 of Chapter $50 OF
the Private and Special Laws of 1898 in
cooperating the city of Eastport
10 incorporate the International Trust
and Banking Company
To amend Chapter % of the Private and
Special Laws of 1899, relating to taking
cells in Bagaduce River. bays and tribu-
taries.
To authorize the town of Monson to re-
move the bodies of deceased persons.
To grant additional powers to the Port
land & Brunswick Street Railway.
To legalize the acts of ST. Francis Plan
tation in the county of Aroostook.
To amend the charter of the Home for
Aged Men in Portland.
To incorporate the, Squirrel Island
Corporation.
TO amend Chapter. 145 of the Private
and Special Laws Of 1895. entitled An Act
er CO. -
Amendatory to Chapter 279, Private and
Special Laws of 1901. entitled An Act to
incorporate the Mattagamon Manufac-
turing Co
To amend Chapter GA of the Private and
Special Laws of 1899 as amended by Chap
ter Az of the Private and Special Laws
Of 1901; relating to the Wilson Stream
Dam Company. ,
TO extend the charter OF the Malta
norcook Manufacturing Co..
To extend the powers OF the Katahdin
Pulp and Paper Co.
TO amend an Act entitled an Act to rati- |
fy the mortgage of the Fish River Rail- |
road Company, approved February Ii, |
1903.
TO incorporate the Swans island Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. .'aAFos
To increase the corporate powers of |
the Newport Light and Power Company.
Additional to and amendatory of Cha p |
ter fifty-four of the Private and Special
Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-fve,
the Rumford Falls Village Cor
poration.
To incorporate the Rangeley Water
Company.
two of the Public Laws of eighteen hum
dred and ninety-nine. as amended by
Chapter three hundred and twenty-six of
the Private and Special Laws of nineteen
hundred and one, relating to fishing
through the ice in Thompson pond.
70 amend Chapter two hundred seven
.y-one of the Private and Special Laws OIL
nineteen hundred one, relating to the
Lincoln Electric Railway Company.
To legalize the doings of the Crosbyville
Chapel. at Bangor, Maine.
In relation to the election of the Mem
'ers of the. School Committee of the City
# Portland.
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law. have cut off the whole of the nose
fir n the skin of the bear described in the
certificate of claimant made be-
fore me the day of A. d.,
| 100 and have destroyed the same by
burning.
Dated at this day of
A. D., 100
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-10-09
MAUNA LOA IN ACTION.

Mauna Loa action its summit sight worth seeing
There few gande sights in the world OF the erup
ton OF Peee the West Indies awe-inspring
dwarf OF mountain compared with Mauna Loa mae
tcay in huge dome reaching height 1868
miles upon miles OF slopes and started well up the noun
tain make rapid rush first
advancement through the woods and the table
lower slopes, till it either dies reaches sea-
ne eruption OF Peee or Souere have been grand but
people who fleeing for their lives had much
grandeur With is entirely different danger and practically
no damage comes from Our ptons The lava simply gdes
former lava beds covering with stony ncruaon
aons years aye thousands OF years past for the great dome of
aua oa has been formed by countless flows untold If the
How goes further painless and mpenerabe
1t reach to the fertile fringe of land sea and the
lower spurs has pretty well worn itself out and with slug
gsh motion that an ordinary wall would course
"A lava flow has therefore terrors for the inhabitants
waan Islands is grand spectacle and who
up the price of steamer ticket ushes off do not flee
an of these islands have with regard they should
be over before they are able to be the OF action
Our flows If the steep to the sea the
lava comes with rush and the flow quickly This
in 1860 and 1887 both of which course of not more
than eighteen miles The flow 1887 Kahuu was
in less than week but pipe which formed continued
carry lava into the for long and the whole
III 1888 When shower fell surface steam would rise
months afterwards fortnight after sea was still boiling
hot close the newly formed line which
of a mile to a mile in
On the other hand flows took an immense time
1t November 1885, and lasted till October 1881 and
there ample opportunity watch its nearly fifty
miles in length Its progress towards the end the
three hundred hundred yards day. The hurry of its
earlier course came to moderate very moderate crawl per-
ceptbe This flow started high up northeast face
Ihose S43 and 1850 both flows Of similar length about fifty miles
started IN the same vicinity and lasted about the length time
not longer The broadest flow 1850 which started
% up on the northwest side OF the mountain and after
miles reached the which plunged Kioo This flow
took something like eleven months complete course and poDe
time, it.
Tt pity that rule lava flows when tourists
here Any one who has the opportunity seeing such sight should
avail himself of it. 1t the opportunity see one of
me most stupendos works of nature in perfect safety given few
were any OF the many steamers port there would be
many who would avail themselves opportunity
think one OF the grandest sights earth going begging
o spectators Like the flower OF the poet volcanic flows
doomed to roll unseen and waste their grandeur mid desert bare
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-10-09
UNWISE?

Ferris will hang 1t ungracious thing to saw but
the extension cemency like Ferris sen-
mental action the the deserved hanging
much those have been past The evidence
OF the witness who acknowledged would
nave mad no influence upon the verdict of the jury.
Drunkenness sufficient committing murder If #
is to be accepted the thing woub do to
I'LL up W If he should
ed by the Governor will readily accept in exenuaon
OF his crime and will pardon him. sentence Having
accepted the plea in he we'll refuse accept an
other. " $3.50
1t is understood that the consulted the heads of de-
Pen upon the matter the of opinion among
that cemenc should not be extended Ferris and that strong arg
menus were made upon the subject OF
which the heads of departments authority The
rests entirely the hands the Governor and has done
as pleased The will allow
heart and kindness feeling which due but nevertheless
II considers that he has made serious mistake
he great complaint throughout the mainland present time
the working OF the law which allows the gaows
The uncertainty of getting conviction against man who has patiently
committed crime and confessed many legal oopholes b
Wh ne may legally escape and the final opportunity appeal
cemeny brought feeling
is without the aid of the law and this led to yncng In many
city and county othe United States citizens of worth and Of
position, aroused by
tried ne will We make example of him ourselves
And they do That such should ever be reached here
Heaven orend But unless make an example
OF each is made will sure as the morning sun reds
the peaks of the Pail mountains
1t is said that the Governor sign death warrant
Dun after all ne than the which The Judge who
ounes the death sentence the condemns the Grim
ina to death The condemnation the twelve men who
return the verdict If they choose change winds afterwards
mat no consequence AT the time they they we're
unanimous and returned verdict the first degree Theirs
the condemnation The judge has option but pronounce e
death sentence and the Governor in signing warrant only carry
ing OUT te instruction the twelve who tried the man
s 10 90 an ACT winch seems to cut off life but unpleasant
things have be done of duty to the state and nnd
circumstances individual feeling should give way entirely and sent
meraism be cast aside 49,
However what is be rndo,e A Distinct soo tt
with serious danger has been us hope that its future en
may not Dear the evil fruit which there fear will