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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-25


scouting squadron off Singapore
when the Japanese flag Fort Canning o'clock
this somewhat anticipated the expectations of
the well-nformed
The warshps sighted from Mt Faber o'clock
and promptly reported four number
veed cruiser and stoeip. The composition of the squadron
is "Kasag (faghip) "Chitose America Maru"
Maru.'
The cruisers straight from the East and anchored
about miles we'll beyond the harbor limits Chi
the north the kasag central the Yawata Maru
southwark Well down the horizon the Amerka Maru
the converted Togo kasen boat which has Singapore
She apparently anchored twelve miles possibly
form link chain whatever other ships be outside
She the anchorage of the other ships o'clock
and the vessels formed formidable
tie fleet to the of the harbor
Coming the cruisers, their formidable appearance
striking.
The kasagi and Chtose it be remembered American
built ships the former being built
at Philadelphia both completed about FIVE
tie with each having
fine lines showing that their
speed Spick and from end the
of bad weather from their all
activity and order.
The Amerka Maru is well known in the East
be the Pacific
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The weather OF the week has been favorable for
growing and agricultural all of
the Temperatures have slightly the
normal moderate trade winds have prevailed light showers
have fallen intervals II
Dung has, the whole, growth.
although still suffering somewhat from drought
the kau district of Hawaii portions
the have been sufficient keep the soil
don and afford adequate supply Of for pu
poses without interfering with field the plantations
the harvesting and planting
ed rapidly Pastures have materially except
leeward sections where would be beneficial Pineapple
the condition
sections has been much improved by
vegetables market quantities.
and the favorable weather planting being
OF by truck generally Growing good
condition The cutting and milling
Oahu las
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LOCAL SHOPS BUILD
CAR FOR KAHULU|

Superintendent r. W. Filler of the
Kahului railroad is in the city to ac-
cept from the Oahu Railway & Land
Company a new passenger coach just
turned out of the local shops. The car
is the finest ever built in the Islands
and will add materially to the Kahului
railroad s equipment. The coach is de-
signed to carry, in compartments, first
and second-class passengers, as well as
freight. 1t is fitted with electric lights.
1t cost about $4,000.
The car Will be taLen to Kahului on
the deck of the steamer Nevadan, just
as 1t comes from the shops. The car
was built under the supervision of John
A. Hughes.
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Consumption

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear is neglected
consumption"
People are learning that con-
sumption is a durable disease.
1t is neglected consumption
that is so often incurable.
At the faintest suspicion of
consumption get bottle of
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use of SCOTS Emulsion
at once, has, in thousands of
cases, turned the balance in
favor of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where SCOTS Emul-
sion is.
Prompt use of SCOTS Emul-
sion checks the disease while it
can be checked.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Cherisas,
<os4I5 Pearl Street, New YORK.
soc. and sroo; all druggists.
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ISLAND OF OAHU.

Waimanalo-Weather warmer, with a
good rain during first part of week.
A. Irvine.
Maunawili - Weather warm and
showery; coffee and pastures much i'm
proved.-John Herd
Ahuimanu-Warm and showery this
week, and everything in good condi-
tion.-E. Knust
Sisal-Dry weather still continues;
several light showers during week, but
not sufficient to change conditions
much; sisal mill running.-Wm We1n-
rich, Jr.
Waianae-Dry and warm weather
still continues; cane progressing, but
pasture lands need rain.-F. Meyer
Waiawa-Showers during week and
appearance of pineapple plants much
improved, but more rain is needed
w. r. Waters.
Kahuku-Heavy showers on 18th. but
otherwise weather dry; warm sunny
days; harvesting and milling cane.-R.
7. ChriStophersen
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YOU RUN NO RISK.

You need not hesitate to buy Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. IF you are
not satisfied with the results after
using two-thirds Of the bottle accord
ing TO directions you may return 1t to
your dealer and your money will be
refunded. Here is what the Greer
Drug Co, Granite, Oklahoma. U. S. A,
say concerning it: We feel free to
guarantee every bottle for we know
we will not have to redeem them" For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
Agents for Hawaii
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ISLAND OF MAUI.

KipahuIu - Light showers during
week and good growing weather,
harvesting cane; blowing and fertiliz-
ing-Andrew Gross.
Nahiku-Warm weather with light
showers throughout week; vegetation
of all kinds doing nicely; cattle and
other stock in good condition.-C. ..
Jacobs.
Huelo-Weather conditions continue
favorable: vegetation and stock of all
kinds in good condition; 2:S5 inches of
rain during week.-W. F. Pogue.
Haiku-Weather conditions of the
week very favorable for plant growth;
pineapples. sisal. and garden truck ad-
yancing finely; pastures and grazing
stock in good conditional. d. Bald
win.
Paia-Fine weather with occasional
showers: growing crops in good condi-
ton: the local yield of sugar is the
best which has ever been obtained here.
j. ]. Jones.
awao-Favorable conditions all
week for growing crops and pastures;
rather strong trades with partly cloudy
wea Their but no rains: the pant
ing of corn and potatoes still continues;
early peas. beans, squashes and pump
kius are bearing; peaches and hgs are
ripening; stock doing well.-E ii. Bal-
ley.
Kahului-Showers during early part
of week: very little wind. and weather
getting warmer-R. W. Filler.
Puunene-Th weather to-
wards end of week, but no rain fell
here; raining at ditch heads, however,
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ISLAND OF HAWAII.

| Kaumana-Very good growing wealth
| err, and crops dong WELL pastures and
| grazing stock in good condition; har-
vesting cane, blowing land and pre-
pairing ratoons for crop of 1901 E.
Gamalielson.
Hilo-Fair weather with occasional
| showers; crops and pastures looking
well.-L. G. Lyman
Papaikou-Weather all that could be
desired: crops doing we'll; harvesting,
blowing, planting, str;pping.-John T.
Moir.
Pepeekeo- all right: cutting
cane, grinding, blowing and planting
Jas. Webster.
Honomu-Good showers first part of
week; last few days dry and warm;
cane all growing we'll; harvesting and
planting.-Wm. Pullar.
Laupahoehoe - Fine weather, with
warm days and showers at night;
strong trades; all crops looking WE'LL
E. w. Barnard.
Ookala-Weather fair. with easterly
winds; harvesting and planting cane
w. G. Walker.
Paauhau Steady trade winds
throughout week, with heavy rain on
evening of 18th; cane crops in fine con-
dition.-H. Glass.
Honokaa-Good rain during night of
18th and again On 18th; weather warm
err, with plenty of moisture in soil and
favora BILE for all field work; blowing,
planting, hoeing, fertilizing and har-
vesting cane.-C. H. Bragg.
Niulii-Moderate trade winds con-
tinue, with sufficient rain to keep the
soil moist, and with the higher tenn
perature we have had good week for
growth; preparing land and planting;
hoeing young cane; harvesting cane
Robt. Hall.
Kohala = Weather good for cane
growth. although higher temperature
would be beneficial; crops looking well.
w. o. Taylor.
Kohala Observation-Disclosures showery
and warm, and therefore favorable for
growing crops and agricultural oper
ations.-Dr. B. d. Bond.
Puakea Ranch - Warmer weather,
with some rain, is proving very bene-
fetal to both pastures and stock.-A.
Mason.
Kamuela-Partly cloudy weather with
occasional showers; weeds growing rap
idly where crops are not already start
ing.-Mrs. f. w. Hay.
Puuwaawaa = Light showers every
day.-Robt. Hind.
Kealakekua-A good rain on 14th has
been followed by showers nearly ev-
cry day since; weather also warmer,
and vegetation making a good start
Robert Wallace.
Kau-Light showers during week
have improved conditions slightly.-F.
H. Hayselden.
Naalehu-Weather still quite dry;
strong trades for the last day or So
G.. G.. Kinney.
Pahala-Light showers during early
part of week. but not heavy enough
to make any appreciate Improvement
in the condition of crops.-H. D. Har-
rison.
Kapoho-Week characterized by re-
turn of dry weather, with easterly
J. Lyman.
OIaa-Warm days, with fair amount
Of sunshine: 1.S6 inches of rain dur
ing week.-E. p. Mccain.
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ISLAND OF KAUAI.

Makaweli-Very warm all week: good
growing weather, but drought still con-
tinues; blowing land and grinding
cane.-Hawaiian Sugar Co.
Eleele-Little change in weather,
which is still warm and dry except
for light showers at long intervals
McBryde Sugar Co.
koloa-Showers during early part of
week, and pastures in good condition;
planting and harvesting cane.-P Nc
Lane.
Lihue-Have had a few good showers
of rain which have been very bene-
fetal to all vegetation; days are get
ting warmer.-F. Weber.
kealia-Dry, warm weather; good
supply of water in reservoirs as a re-
suit of last weeks rains in mountains;
pastures very dry.-W. Jarvis.
Kilauea-1.71 inches of rain during
week: condition of pastures much i'm
proved, and reservoir water supply
much increased; weather conditions
most favorable for growing cane-L
B. Boreiko
Hanalei-Good showers early in week,
and upland pasture in good condition;
rice growing well.-E. G.. K. Deverin.
A. Nee. ASHLEY.
Section Director
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and all pumps idle; excellent weather
for harvesting.-J. n. S. Williams.
Enthusiastically favorable wealth
er conditions througout week; grass
reported good and growing vegetables
show improvement; fruit trees in good
condition.-Bro. Frank
Kihei Weather somewhat warmer
during week, but still dry and with no
Immediate indications of a change;
bitches going down: harvesting cane
fertilizing and plowing.-James Scott
Observation-Disclosures warm and clear
during week; several heavy mountain
rains, and streams all full; harvesting
cane.-George Glib.
Kaanapali = Light showers during
early part of week, followed by strong
northeasterly winds; growing cane
looking we'll; pasturage improved, but
needs more rain.-Wm. Robb.
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AMERICA MARU IN VAN
OF ADMIRAL TOGOS FLEET

One at least the arus OF the Togo Kisen
Togos fleet likely to be heard from in the
coming battle papers that dispatch received from
effect that the Japanese
and Chitose and the auxiliary cruisers America Maru
Yawata anchored miles off Singapore The
America, Hongkong and Nippon Maru scout ships.
unexpected the arrival of Japanese squad
here Singapore Press OF March although
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

Honolulu, T. H., April "a, 1905.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .e~o-o.0-e~0~0~o.0~E
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending April p, 1905.

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Nel"He hadn't known minutes before announced
that he going kiss me- Bel1The
had hatpin stick him with" Nel-"Oh! didn't need TO
be spurred on'-Philadephia Ledger
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WATER,
WATER,
EVERYWHERE!

where Excelsior Round Hoop Tanks
are used. No need to grudge your
garden it's liquid sustenance; no
need to forswear the matftudinal
tub. Get one at once and defy the
draught.
Easy to set up and easy to pay
for. Why be without one?
Specially good for other Island
residents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-11
10 DEL c0NvENTO
FL senor Dalmau, redactor de
LA DEMOCRACIA, estable-
ce SUI situaci6n en- este
asunto.
ESCRIBIO CON DATOS
ST hubo errores, no son del
peri6dico, sino de sus
lnformantes.

Sin tempo para mas, apremiado
por Ia information diaria, mi director
me permitira dos palabras acerca del
suelto xEn ell Convento de Monjas,s
que he dado lugar & una carta sentida
de Monseior Blenk, con 10 cual se
honraron estas columnas,y y otra carta,
que aparece en- otro sitio do este pc.
ri6dico, frmada por algunos seiiores
que estuvieron & visitar al refsrido
eonvento.
Acerca del trabaio del Obispo
Blenk NADIA he de decir, porque el ve-
nerable prelado iuzga los hechos des.
do el punto dc vista religioso, y 20,
consecuente con mis- ideas, decline des-
de luego entrar en- concentrates acerca
de los particulares que informan el
referido documento.
No asi con la otra carta aludida,
pues el que escribe no ha hecho
concentrates nj consideraciones ten
dentes & comprometer la seriedsd de
los senores que drman dicha carts,
redactada por el sefior Bernardini de
Ia Huerta.
No hice mas que rehejar flelmente
en- el sueto <En el Convento de Mon.
ias,, el informe del senior Montalvo
Guenard, que fue el que me proporcio.
no aquellos datos.
Los sefiores Coira y Romero Rosa
Sc encontraban presentes cuando reci'
bf del sefior Montalvo los datos para
el suelto susodicho. Ellos seguramen
to son testigos de 10 verdad.
FL periodista, seflores no invents
NADIA; no hace mas que recoger el sen
timiento pdblico, va reaejado on ur
grupo, va en- un individuo y trasladsr
10 & las columnas del peri6dico.
s. Dalmau Canet:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-11
SOBRE EM|GRAC|ON
Experiencla trlste dcloS enSa-
yos de emigration colectiya
d Hawaii, Ecuador y Me
XiCO.
INDIVIDU ALMENTE
Necesidad de 6jarse en- las con-
dlclones EN- que sc sale
del pals.

En- estos dias 90 ha senalado en- la
prensa las ventaias de una emigration
de pusrtorriqueiios & 10 repdblica Gu
bana.
Sc he dicho, afrmandolo, que los
compatriotas que emigran & Cuba no
hallarkn allf el terrible desencanto que
han sufrido los que emigraron al Ha'
vail, al Ecuador y a.Mex'co; ;sino que,
por el contrario, tal emigration resul.
tarfa bsnsdciosa para los nativos de
Puerto Rico.
Nosotros declaramos con franque.
70 no ser partidarios de ninguna emil.
graci6n collective, obediente insiuua.
clones y consejos particulares y q
propagandss de la prensa.
Aceptamos, Of, el acto de 10 expa-
triaci6n voluntaria en- cualquier COM
patriots obligado & clio por pecesi-
dadss imperiosas. Existen poderosf-
simas rszonss que iusti6can 10 emf
graci6n do puersorrlquehos hscia
otros paises, On donde puedan crear'
| sesl bienestar de que aquino disfrutan.
Faltan co nuestra terra medios
decorosos do vida; y claro 90 que
el deseo dc mejorar, de evitar Ia
muerte por el hambre y 10 peuuria
aguijones & nuestros hombres de
campo y les impulse & salir del suelt
nativo, sacrifcando los vinculos de
hogsr y do 10 patria.
| Pero do esto, & que se congregu
una multitud dc campesinos dandese
lie ala expatriacion todas las forma
dol tr&fco, hay una gran distancla
| Y esto % 10 que rechszamos
condenamos en6rgicamente.
/ Cada cual, por un acto liberrlm'
do su voluntad, que emigre, que salg
del terruno, llevaudo prop6sitos gu
l6 veces 90 conviertsn On suefios fan
tGstlcos, sin llegAr nunca q 10 reali
dad, pero que otras se lograu y rea
lissn In ventura de 10 familia.
! En- una pslabra; la emlgracl6r
personal, sislada, expontanea, n
encontrarA on nosotros ningdn ataque
10 emigration como negocio, organ
sado, captada, tai vez engadada
l sorprsndids, nos tendrA siempre ce
, mo sus mas cordiales enemigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-11
FUERA DEL RUMBO
Imposibilidad de que Puerto
Rico constituya un Esta-
do de la Union anne
rlcana.
LENGUA Y ORIGEN
Autonomia, en- cualquier for
ma, es unica solucion del
problema.

Reptile diariamente la prensa repu-
blicana, que 10 'lnico que puede conve-
mir Puerto Rico como finalidad de
sus aspiraciones en- la vida del dere-
cho, es llegar q convertirse en- un es-
tado de la Union Americana.
Olvidan nuestros adversarios. ca
da vez que hacen esta aseveraci6n en-
sus peri6dicos, que la inmensa mayo
ria de nuestro pueblo rechaza esa OPT
ni6n por absurda irrealizable.
va hemos dicho otras veces, que
entire las condolences etnicas del pals
norte americana y el nuestro, existen
grandes diferencias, que no es discre-
to dejar pasar desapercibidas.
Sc trata aqui del porvenir de un
pueblo, y no es cosa de andar & cie-
gas, nf.de proceder ad Hbihm, sino de
buscar los medios practicos por los
cuales nuestro pueblo conquiste la ma
yor suma de libertades sin sacudidas
violentas, sin que sufra la personali-
dad del pals.
De realizarse las pretensiones del
partido republicano, forzosamente ha-
brian de derivarse de clio grandes
males para nuestra vida social y poll
tica. No llegariamos nunca ser fe.
Ices y pr6speros dentro del conjuntC
nacional. No disfrutarlamos de la ar
monfa que impera siempre entire do,
6 mas pueblos .intimamente ligados POI
la afnidad de idiomas y de raza.
Por otra parte; es impossible que
tenga algdn dia realization el pensa
miento del adversario, porque mas sa
bios, mas sensatos los gobernantes d'
Norte America que los republicano
de Puerto Rico, saben y comprendel
perfectamente que la diversidad d.
origen, es el obstaculo insuperabl
que impide d los puertorriquehos e
llegar 4 constituir un estado de Ii
Union y disfrutar de una vida libre
expansive, dentro de la confederate
americana.
Mediten sobre estas raAones 10
republicanos, y tendran al cabo U
convencimiento tirmisimo de que su
tentan una opinion err6nea, absolute
mente err0nea.
Hay que echar d un lado preiu
CLOS y pasiones, y destruir todos lc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-11
cR|MENtS |MPuNtS
Sc cometieron varlos crimenes
en- el distrito de Humacao
con la mayor impunidad
para sus autores.
INERCIA O DESIDIA
Urge que sc garantice a los
cludadanos contra los y
aSCSlnOS.

Ain no fue descubierto el asesino
del venerable puertorriqueiio sefior
Cordov6s Berries. Ain las autorida-
des no se cuidaron de buscarle, des-
plegando Ia actividad que en casos do
esta fudole deben mostrar.
Por oil contrario, permanecen indi.
ferentss oil crimen que acaba do reali.
zarse contra el hombre que personihc6
siempre Ia honradez inmaculada 10
bondad ingenita dc los almas gene
rosas.
Hasta ahora 90 ha detenido 4 10.
se Ramon Anguita, 4 Francisco Donia
y 4 otros. Pero cato no satisface 10
opinion que empieza 4 YER claro On sl
ssunto y penetrar en- las intencionss.
Aquella no We en- esas intenciones el
descubrimiento del hecho criminal que
90 persigue, nj ain siquiers 10 spa-
rente actividad del fiscal Aponte y de
Ia policia.
Sc sospschs que esas detencionsa
solo han tenido sfecto para acallar el
clamoreo de Ia protesta pdblica. Be
cree que se quiers patentizar ante 81
gobierno y el pals I'm cello que real
mente no existe en- Ia persecution de
este crimen.
| Parece que tambiep, como otros,
quedara envuelto en- Ia sombra dc una
impunidad, mas odiosa que el crimen
mismo.
Pocos dias despues dc los dltimas
elecciones, iba conducldo entire dos
guardias iusul area Francisco Romero,
acusado dc altsrar Ia paz pdblica,
Gu ando recibi6 on el craneo un balazo
que 10 derrib6 moribundo por TERRA.
Ell hscho de ir entire dos policfas,
On cuyos brazos muri6 &los pocos mo.
mentos el infeliz Romero, no bast6
para lmpedlr que este crimen alcanza.
ra Ia impunldad, encubriendo al autor
& autores del mismo. Unos acusaron
4 Jos6 de Thomas otros & 10 poll.
cta. Pero hasta la fecha NADIA han
averiguado los tribunales. Debe 70.
nerse presente que Correa era unionis'
To y vivia en- casa do un prohombrt
unlonista de Hunacso. Ell fiscal Apon.
, to tuvo 4 bisn concurrir oil lugar del
crtmen, al dll sigulente.
Item mas; en- el barrio B,tenu Tist0
Con,in,ta en- ID pdgiaa 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-11
DON JULIAN bLANCO
Cara en- que e ustre puerorrqueho espone sus punos
de vista en- dversos aslntos de trascendencia
para Puerto Rico

cientss sino imsginsrias. iQue i'm.
porta en- efecto que 20 hsyan hecho
rebajas por cerca dc trescientos mil
dollars en- sl bill aprobado por el Con.
sejo Executive, si On cambio Ia Cana.
ra bsja he votado otros aumsntos'que
sin duda excsden squells cantidad ?
FL resultado serG que el presupussto
para sl pr6xlmo aho scon6mico supere
al del corriente afio On vez do haber
disminuido y que 10 situaci6n del pals
habrl empsorado y agravadose con.
aidera ablemente; pues 10 principal que
necssita para salvarss, salvando su
production CAFETERIA, y su agriculture
On general, mas que 81 tan cacareado
emprestitoy los amplisimos recursos
pecuniarios que solicita y & que hoy
por hoy no pusde aspirar, son preci-
samente las economics, do que depen'
dc que 70 rsduzcan las exesivss con-
tribucionss directas : indirectas que
hoy abruman { 10 riqueza pdblica; que
dessparszcan los trabas que 90 oponen
& su desarrollo y al trafico desemba.
razsdo dc sus productos 6 industrias;
que On lugsr do los recelos y el des'
credito que actualmente shuyentan loo
capitales do 10 isla, renazcs 10 con-
fianza haciendolos venir por su propia
conveniencla I fecundar las tisrras
hoy incultas y!abandonadas, y que 90
brando dinero dc los moderados In
gresos dol prssupussto, que no dsbsr
exeder do dos millones do dollars pol
ahora, aun permitan tomar, do eso'
sobrantss, 100000 anuales para su
xiliar 4 los mas necssitados dc nues
tros agriculterss, sin tsner que acu
dir & prestamos extrahos ~ ruino eos
Que misnsras sec posibls dsben svi
tarse.
Nunca he sido do los partldario
( outrance do esq soluci6n, sin deja
do comprender su necesidad y conve
lniencia On las dificiles circuntancia'
Iqus atravesamos, pero sin dsjarm'
alucinar tsmpoco por los espejismo
dc sus panegiristas, que consideran es'
medida como 10 dnics panaces pari
todos nuestros males econ6micos.
| Afortunsdamente no creo viabl
tel proyecto dc componendas que b
lvotado Ia Ckmara dc Dslegados, y, q
pasa on el Ejecutivo, dudo mucho gu
Icon 81 90 remedie NADIA. sAntss
! contrario 10 estimsr6 como un nuev
(Co ntinia en- Ia pdgiaa Gsl