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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26

pado, sino de,pues de haber sido hs
chos. A 10 sumo, SO compra 10 move.
na, que cuesta I'm real de vell6n y que
resulta mas barats que la novsns de
San Autopi,, }, Ia cusl, por menos de
una peseta, no re vende en- IN libre.
ria religlosa.
AL paso que crecs la clientela do
San Expedite, disninuye ls de San
Antonio; y este, al fn y q Ia postrs,
hubiese salido definitivamsnte derrots'
do q no ccnrrir recientemente un csso
lastimoso y del que tai vez nuestras
beatas no tisnen notlcia Yo % Ia doy
aunQus con pens; 81 el csso que el
abAts Plantin, un erud.to monom ania.
90, despu6s do haberse conssgr ado 4
hscsr pesquisss y rebuscos en- archi-
vos y btbliotecas, ha aver guado q
cieIcia cierta que el nusvo sapto, el
& orioso San Expedite, no ha xistido
jamaI Ea Francis, donds SO ha pu-
blicado Ia not CTS, una prsnsa inspi
rads por Luzbsl 10 cumsnta On tono
dc zumba :. Dios perdoae 4 esa prsnsa
y mi me lib. Q dc imitarla. :. San
Expedite me era siml atico, y cuando
pienso que sin III piadosa Intervention
andarf4 20 ah IRA con mulstas siento
que IL critica implacable 10 COZ nvierta
90 un mito....s -
Y ahora con el mayor respeto {
10 SAINT dad del dogma - d ado q ue San
Exl lediso no ssra acaso el po.trsr san
to expulsado del cielo, y que ese Plan.
tin empecatxdo, ii persevera On ~
mania, Va 4 despoblar Ia casa del Sc
for. Y esto SO explica facllmense, el
orist!anismo, en- sus prinsros .iem pos
y en- esso peraevsra aIo-tuvo una
espeoialidad; el dc conversir.
Esforsarse on coaq listar sspiritus
era 81 principal coisto, y 81 prossli-
tismo religioao apsrsse en- los prime
ros sigtos dc la Era cris.iAns.
En- esta epocs, ouAudo el dogma
nuevo subl6 desde Roma haats los
ba a,baros de O:cidents, fue Ia Gala
msrldional muy prontame.ss cong uis
tada. Este pueblo, smable, aslmtlia-
to que NADIA tuvo de sectario, 400
gio con benevolencia q los nusvos
ap6steles, y Ia rel gi6n del NazArsno
muerto en la cruz 90 instal6 . esfuer-
- on el su.lo de Frsnci, Sin embsr.
90, a ,didx que 90 exteodfa hsc q
sl NJfIs, las uiticuitAdes acreclan
Pasados el R5dano y sl Loire, un
pusblo MIA tsnaz, tAl vsz msnos con
cllisdor, prefsrfa atsnerse q las Green.
cias att guas, y sus sacsrdotes, mas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
Rihas on Ncche Buena

Desdse dia de N che Buena hahts
aver futron arrestados con me two
de rihas, est andslos y otrss cue.tio'
ues, los siguientei indivfduoE Mar:
clal Morales, Claudio Bonills, Fate
ban Rosadc, Mac'aI Morales, Anto'
nio Cabello, Daniel Corres, Pedro
Perez Ru6no Rosario, Justo Serrano,
Ramon FIguer oa, Juan Ramos, Leo
nardo Rodriguez, IgnscIo Ferr aadsz,
Bernardo Garcia, jose Flores, Leon
clio B argos y AutoniA Martinez.
Tudos ettIs individuos han sido
denunciados hoy ante los iuzg ados de
paz y municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26

potsntes, 80 oponfan CON mas fusrxa
& ID invasion de las ideas que acaso
les desposeerfan dc III indiscutible au.
toridsd.
Hubo que apelar on tai estrscho {
tel 8 cual superch, ,rfa, Ia mas frs.
cuents consisti6 ea rsemplszar muy
suavsmsrte & los doses antiques con
los nnsvos asimilandolos los unos 4
los otros, 8 mejor dicho 90 faudiea.
dolos, sin molessar { uad!e.
Dsmo!er los temples, destrozar los
fdolos, no era indispensable; bast6
con bendecir los temples, sgregando 4
los fdolos un attribute que los eristia'
nizabs. Con frecusnoia sstos dltimos
conservan sus nombres. Los doses
indigsnss, por miles de docsnas, con-
virtieronie on santos, con los euales
80 pobl6 el parsiso. Y asf, On nuss-
os dfas, no q dificil topaz en- las
aldeas del Mediodfs con santos do nom
bre eltravsgantes que on el calendsrio
no Hguran, ] dc los cuales los ts6lo-
gos no pueden dsr noticias. Son los
antiques doses do Ia Gala, que, ne
g&ndose { ceder el sitio, fueron santi'
fcados, sin quererlo, unos tras otros.
A los mas tenaces q mas discolos se
les hizo diablos Supplements y 90 fas.
tldiaron. Fueron demonios, gsnios
del nal, ogros, fsntasmss, brujos....
A Ia hora de ahora ala % amenaza
con ~ aparici6n q los nilos rebsldes.
Yo, Grey ents y cat6lico, no doy Is,
claro esta, q estas estupendas here
gfas que copio para rechaxarlas do
un escritor frances; 10 que si afrmo,
por mi cuenia -puss estA comproba.
do -es que 10 estatua do San Pedro
que 90 conserva On r ms, bsjo les mi.
radas dol Ponti6 80 y que los fs.es do
todo el mundo, 4 vuelta do molestos
viajes, vao q saludsr evotamsnts;
que csc Sau Pedro en- bronco, { quisn
20 besa el dedo gordo del pie robusto
y que otorga indulgencias, no % otro
que un antigua Jd )lter, snteriormen-
t, venerable de Ia misma m snera, en-
10 misma ciudad y por oil mismo pue.
bio, y que hoy luce una aureola res
petab que SO le clav6 On el occipucio.
AL Yer estas tran, formAclones, me
convenEo de que en- ciertas cosAs hsy
que tener.la manga ancha. Guam
DO veneramos al portsrode 10 nd ansi6n
dlvins con las barbs, de lpitsr, Scon'
que derscho le exigimos nj & San Elk
pedito nj & ot,oa santos mas 8 m6nos
aut6nticos la cedula de vscindad?....
Antonio Cort6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
0TR0S EXPEDl10S

Las buenas amigos que 20 tengo
en- oil distipguido gremio de bsatas, no
podrau, no, sin ser ipiustss, quejarse
de mi; elias continuaban, imperterri-
tas, en- ~ fanatiamo por el sanio mas
popular del mundo. y 70 callade San
Expedite, Ell santo do las virtudes mi
agrsrss, seguia do moda, y 20 calla'
do; San Ex osdito, ssrvlcial, habfa
81 contrado un novlo ric, para una
soltsrona pobrs ! fsa, yyo csllado;
San Expedite por aquf, San Expedite
por alls, yyo callado. Bisn sabe
Dios que este cronisis, en- 10 atshsdu
ro al santo dc 10 dsvoci6n dc bsatas
bsllas, 90 hubisse echado para stem
pre- un cAndado on Ia b. cs, & no haber
ocurrido ciertas cosas que le ob!igan
& dessmpolvar una cr6nloa vieja. j.
Ala hora de shora ,dquiea no CO.
nocs al ssntos Todos, religiosos 8
pre- fanos, le han tratado con intimi
dad 8 han hablado con 81; ~ nonbre
es popular, y sus virtudes las cantan
los ciegos por las GALES. Pero antes
de shora, hace tres amos, dqu!ea ls
conocfs? Media dccenA de senoray
que goz an fsma de eruditas, y 20 que
rt vsle su nombrs al Idolico profano.
Y no s6lo tuve el grsnde honor de
darle & oonocer; die, adsmis, que csc
Expedito-faerza es preicindir do 10
de santo no habia existldo nunca.
Hace Ia friolera de tres amos una
eternidAd para el que vive de Ia nal
dlta pluma que shrme e.to en- una
cr6nics que shora recuerdo, pcrque
o. justo que yo possa esta gloria, y
porque no 10 90 que don Felipe Perez,
el de las <Rsvistas c6micAs,s venga &
estas alturas, alabaudose, On irgenio.
sos versos, de haber dsscu erto que
Expedite no es santo dc verdad.
San Exped to -decis 20 -es un
ssnto de buen asre:to, ioven, imber-
be y elegants, y que lleva 81 palma
con distinction. Moralmsnte, o. un
imitador de San Antonio, Gel ins gue
San Antonio de Paiua, tan popular
en- otro tempo, anses que xparecies Q
81 rival. Lo que el do Padua vsnia
hacienda desde ell tempo de Mari
Ca.tafa, 10 h ace xh IRA San Expedi.
to; ayuda q encontrar las llsves y los
Lortsmoredas que 20 pierden, buscs
ma idos { las much schas, restituye 4
10 senda de 10 virtad los esposos
descarriados y obtiene, on resumen,
graclas m1lhplea que los devotos 10
pagan bien. Dlcho sea en- iusticia q
Ia honradez del santo: los milsgcos dc
San Ex nsdisn no ss pagan por snt!ci.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
Marines rezaQados

Hoy q las once, en- 10 calls F. rita
lsss e'quina Ssn Ju.to, el captain
Hurtado con un Z lsrdla q sus 6rdspes.
deIuvo dos m sr. nos anne icanos, con
ducie 4dolos al A.sens', de donde fue.
ron reelamsdos pr hab.r esp ado Ia
licencia que les conce3iersn para pa
scar.
Los reteridos mariueros en- estsdo
de oSciloci6a, hicieron resis.sncia. Uro
de ellos quiso hscer uso de una mace
tita de hero que | svAba oculta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
Mas, del incendiO

La nochs del incsniio, "a de ma
drugada, IL madrJ de Mr. Bshp, ma
dams LlcheItl, ohseo ui6 { los bombe
ros y paiSanos cue trAbaiaron en- la
cat&itrC f., con cafe J tsbscos, J brind6
Sdemas su casa como Slojamiento de
varios n!hos y familiAs pobres, que no
sncontraban albsrgue 90 aqrella bora
tan terrible.
I'm polieia, de nombre Miguel
CorIeI, Iutri6 una Quemadars durante
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
Reunion de maestros

Mansng 6 las muevs Q. m. tendrS
efecto sn los sal .nss del Atereo la reu
nion de dslegades de la Asociacion de
Maeatros, con obi so de reformar el
Reg lamento y tratar ssuntoI genera /.
les.
En- essa reunion pssar de ser pG
biiea solo hsral usO de la palabra los
dsleg ados dsbidamsnte autorixadol por
los Com tss de distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
Ell alcal6e Todd

Este aprsciAble funclonArlo, que
tratAbs de embsfcar en- sl vspor de
mahana para los EItsdos nidos, h !
de ~ viaie haIta ell pr61 mo
correo.
El lshor Todd ls propone pauar
una ssmana con au iAmilia, que sitG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
Desalojo de "SaI 81 puedes"

III barrio ssal o. pusdsss, situado
detras de 10 cArce de Puerta do Tisrra.
tendra que ser dssal 'isdc, al igual
que ocurrio al sxsinguido <polo Norts ,
Tsnemos noticiAs dc que sl dspar-
tamento do Marina snvfa todos los
dias IN sanitario 4 aqusl lugar, para
que intorms sobre 81 estAdo higIeni.
co.
Va loa veclnos han sldo advertl.
dos do que muy pron.o 90 les dar& Ia
orden dc desaloiar squellos terrsnos,
traslsdando aus casas 4 otro lugar.
lgusl suefts eorrsIa ., segd 90 di.
c., los vecinUs de eHcyo frio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
Antonio Cort6n.

sl fuego 90 lA mano derecha,y tina as.
nora llamada Francios L6pes, una be.
rids en- el borde del pie izquierdo, quis.
nes fueron Asistidos en- II ssla de 5000
rros dc Pusrta de TERRA.
Aver desflaron mas do diez mil
pecsonas frerte q los escombros de las
casas incendiadas en- Puerta de Tie.
rra.
La bombA <Eulalis, que 90 vol.
CO 10 noche del incendio, ha sufrido
graves averfas, que oostarAn unos
$ 200 on repararlAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26

w H. epecade Corte Suprema do Texa fue
Bigadier Ejercio Confederate. En- ecta
Washington D. C Gale H. No cabao
or recommendation de amigos de tan
efac
sintomas grpe los tambn sendo
so persnaddo atamienfo
c9ebre siento mucho
usad0 s0Lamenfe I
efecto neab mi apeo anma 6! 5abe
est0y camin0 de restauraci6n c0mpeta.
adonds
gad de cabaera de puden
mono m@rios de Peruna
prueba de gtud maravioa ehac"W H. Parsons
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26

En- Puerta do TERRA hubo anoche
una fArsa alarms dc flego. Un bonn.
bero dc nombre Trinidao Arroyo, 90
echo 4 la cslle tccapdo Q, /, Ito y anun
CLAUDIO faego en- el bArrio 10 que pro
duio oil consigulente sobresal,o.
Les bombsros 80 prsparsban 70 d
salir con aus titles de ircsndio GU ando
90 sve,igu6 Q"e 80 o.e trtt bs de una
broma de d'ch boRb.ro. Dicha bro.
ma ha rido deuunciada hoy 81 Juea
Municipal como I'm hscho constitutivo
del deliio de .urbsr la psz pGblica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
.abOgado y Notario
Rega|os -Rega|os


dsn
ooatsuo o,qu oreMlee Q u uomplto oagr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|C|AS

en NEW York antes de ir { Ws,hine.
ton, sgusrdando allf & su comps Zero
oil ief1 r BuA6 en- su delegation por la
Liga de Ayunt amientos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26

Sta. Eugenia Lafortune, Gale Berris
No. 10, Montreal, Can, dicet
ala PerunE me euro un caso muv
severe de la grippe, cuando NADIA mo
habfa hecho efecto. Cinco frascos
hicieroh el trabajo, los cuales valian
cientos de dollars por ell alivio y Ia salud
qae me dieron, y por 10 tanto, no puedo
menos que agradecidamente reconocer
sus m6ritos. ."-Eugenie Lafortune.
No hay NADIA mas eticaz que Ia Peruns,
para ell catarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26

I'm 5000 dollars ha sdo deposado Market
poseeno que testimonies vedo
pubIcad0S pakabraS del los frna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26

dios especiticos para los efectos de Ia
grippe.
No Hay Tempo Como 81 Actual
81 Y. estd padeciendu de las conse-
cuenclas de la grippe, 81 sc ha desanimado
al tratar de curarse con otros tratss
mientos, tome ahora una botella de
Peruna.
I'm frasco de Peruna al principle de
Ia enfermedad, es mas provechoso
que una docena, despues que Ia en-
fermedad se hA profundizado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-26
H Tenor 4 h 0fipe Pone II Cent?
Neryiosa.

81 Tenor 4 r 0fipe Pone II 0enfe
Neryiosa.
No hay remedio on el mundo, mejor
quo 10 Peruna, para los malos resultados
de Ia gripe. La Peruna fortaleze mien-
tras restaura, alivis mientras estimula,
y sans mientras purifica. La Peruna
no % un purgativo 6 cat4rtico, nj un
sedativo estimulante, tampoco un
veneno vegetal mineral. La Peruna
llega klaraix de las enfermedades en- las
membranes mucosas, por medic de su
acci6n en- ell sistema vascular de los
nervios.
Efccfos De La 0ripe.
Todos los que 81 afo pasado tuvieron
10 grippe, debiersn tomar Peruna, 81
qaieren curarse bien. La Gripe ha pro.
ducido infiamaci6n catarral en- toda Ia
membrane mucosa, y buena salud es
impossible, mientras no So restaure su
eStado normal. Esto 10 hara la Peruna.
De tempo en- tempo Sc han propuesto
remedies para estos casos, pero la Pc.
runa ha sido siempre, Ia lnica medicina
de yerdadero valor para ellos. Nunca
ha dejsdo de ser sstisfactoria durante
cuarenta ahos de experiencia, y aun
ocupa ell primer puesto entire los rene
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-06
AN ANTIsEPTIC EMINENT.

For wounds, bruises, burns and like
injuries there is, nothing better than
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t acts as
an antiseptic, forming a thin, imper-
ceptible film over the injured parts,
which excludes the air and causes the
injury to heal without matter being
formed, and in much less time than
by the usual treatment. In cases of
burns it allays the pain almost in
stantly. Sold by All Dealers and Drug
gists. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
Agents for Hawaii
tr.&:.----.|.i.t.t.%:.<. S~S.S.S.9.[S.<S
Gregg is the other musical member of
the party. He studied English in
Venice, and during his brief stay in
our city has absorbed quite number
of our slang phrases. These are so
amusingly contorted and misplaced
that he keeps those about him con-
vused with laughter. In compliment
ing his partner at a dinner party-a
sweet, lovely girl-he said You was
one witty, diable butterfly"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-06
PARKER HOLDS THE STAGE
CENTER ANOTHER. DAY

ed by POLITE and the others over II
San Francisco"
Asked about Mr.. Irwln's reasons fol
not wanting TO buy the lands when tn,
matter was preached last year his re
ply was:
II don't know. but I'm going to dine
with Billy Irwin tonight and will ash
him. and I'll let you know in the morn.
ing
Kinney worked hard for an admis.
sion that the witness knew that II
was of vital Importance for the Pau.
hau plantation people to have secured
the Paauhau lands, constituting APP
proximately half of the plantations
area of about 1000 acres and control.
ling the landing. But. though accept
ing paper and pencil with the remark
that 1t was long time since he went
to school. he stopped short i'm his cal
culations when asked to answer as ar
expert He refused to testify as an ex.
pert. but only from his general knowl
edge of Hamakua land prices. A dis
tinction he insisted on was that tho
plantation company had mill and
complete sugar-producing equipment
which he held put 1t out of fair COM
parison with the minor in her owner
ship of lands merely capable of cul-
tivation.
He knew nothing of what Kinney
questioned him regarding, that rep
resentative of large capital had been
on the verge of bidding against the
company for the lands. Charlie Cooke
and p. c. Jones he thought would
have had too much sense to bid for
the lands as a site for rival planta-
ton. 1t was very much of a gamble
over in San Francisco which affected
sugar plantation values anyway, the
witness believed. Though Paauhau
was capitalized at s5,0OO,0Oo, and its
stock of $50 share par value had been
selling at $50 in San Francisco, which
made the plantations present market
value 81 1000, 000 witness mentioned a
lot of things that might affect the
value OF Paauhau or for that matter,
any plantation.
Mr.. Parker was evidently tired of
the days performance, and the court
becoming appraised of the fact curtail-
ed the agony shortly after four O'Clock
by adjourning for the day. one of the
witnesses keenest retorts was when he
said, i'm answer to question by Kin
ney, why he criticised Carriers man
agement of the ranch when he admitted
that his own prior management had
been rather deficient:
That's a foolish question. You
might as well ask me why 1 wear
clothes when my grandfather didn't"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-06
GENTLE JESTER
IN THE TOLLS

G. r. Mahelona, is a practical joker
of rare and fruity old vintage.
He carried his merry Jest to point
yesterday, however, which, to put it
succinctly, landed him in the jug.
Along about Ave o'clock yesterday
afternoon the police station phone
tinkled and voice at the other end
exclaimed
"Send man up here quick-Vineyard
street camp-plenty people-big fight
everybody hitting-come wikiwiki."
officer Frank Kanae was dispatched
to Richards reserve and after de-
cent interval he telephoned to the sta
ton;
mo fight-one man drunk-quarrel-
ing with other native-he ring up
police station"
ARREST him and hold him till the
wagon comes" exclaimed Lieutenant
Leslie. well let people see we are not
to be fooled with"
In due course the gentle jester was
brought to the cooler and sent below.
charged with drunkenness.
He certainly wasn't charged with
anything else, for soberer individual
it would be impossible to imagine.
The dignity Of the law had been
indicated, so what mattered it?
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-06
TEACHER IS
NOT WANTED

The Committee on Teachers of the
Board of Education met yesterday
morning and among other matters
took up the Puako. Hawaii, row In
which Mrs. d. F. c. Wagner, the teach
err, is bitterly attacked by many citi-
gems of that out of-the-way place.
A resolution was passed that no in.
| creases of salary would be granted
during the present financial straits OF
the department.
From Puako came a petition signed
by several of the Hawaiian residents
asking the removal of the teacher
| there, Mrs Wagner, on the ground oil
incompetency. 1t is alleged that Mrs
Wagner, who is a native, has little OF
no education and is untitled to teach
the thirty-five Hawaiian pupils in her
schools. According to Superintendent
Davis Mrs. Wagner is only filling the
place of the regular teacher for short
time.
The committee met at the Office OF
the Department. Superintendent Davis
and Commissioners Jordan, Wilcox and
Harrington were present.
The following recommendations were
made:
That Mr.. Harlan Roberts be appoint
ed assistant at Lahainaluna at a sal
airy of 1888 per month.
That Miss Mary Rodrigues be APP
pointed assistant at Paia, at salary
of $25.
That the application of Mrs. C. X.
Copeland, assistant of Waikiki school
for an increase of salary should not be
granted.
That the application of Mrs. b. X.
Hofgaard principal of Kihei school, for
an increase of salary should not be
granted until the new school is built.
That the salary of Mr. j. Vincente,
principal of Kealahou school, be placed
at sos per month.
That the petition to establish a
school at Mokulau, Maui, be referred
to Inspector Wells.
That the application through Mr..
Richmond of Miss Potter, assistant at
Hilo High school, for an increase of
salary should not be granted.
That the resignation of Mrs Swain,
on account of having to live on a
homestead, be accepted.
That Miss Josephine II. Barnard be
appointed assistant at Laupahoehoe
vice Mrs. l.. Swain. at salary of $35.
That the application of Miss Bantam,
assistant at Makaweli, for an increase
of salary should not be granted.
That the petition in regard to Mrs.
d. F. C. Wagner, Puako, Hawaii, be
referred to Mrs. E. w. Hay, School
Agent.
That Miss Eva Anderson, having APP
piled for position, be assigned to the
Ulaino school, vice Robert Plunkett,
temporarily appointed.
That the application of Mrs. Mary A.
Wood for a Life Certificate be granted.
confirming action of the department of
some years ago.
The following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, The Department of Public
instruction finds itself in Strengthened
financial circumstances as a result of
insufficient appropriation and neces-
sary increase of the teaching force,
therefore be it
Resolved, That after this date no en-
ploye in the service of the department
shall be granted any increase of salary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-10-06
ono AFTERx. I.
SH|OZAWA

II wish to contradict statements in
both of the evening papers, that the
Japanese consul has brought libel
suit against C. Shiozawa," X. ono, a
Japanese merchant. said last night.
II have brought that libel suit my
SELF" Mr.. Ono continued, because
considered Il within my scope and
right.
THE articles published In the Hawaii
Shinpo. on the 2Srd and 25th of Sep
TENDER. were TO this effect: /. That
the Japanese consul had accepted $500
from w. A. Kinney. attorney for A.
Douse now charged with the murder
of Yamagata. 2. That the Japanese
consul had put up a scheme to pocket
the money and have nothing published
about IL.
"They as much as insinuated that the
consul was a thief. And that is why
l instituted a libel suit against Editor
Shiozawa.
II consider that Mr.. Saito, as the
consul of Japan, is entitled to respect.
Before l instituted the suit l made a
thorough investigation of this case, OBJ
tanning copies of the official reports in
- ~, -
the oonsuis once mere 'neg are
MT humphreys was re'an'eu Wy .ny
sen 10 prosecute we ease' So"su'
mas mourning W uo Win IT, No' W.
h'hhey never gave any hiones 10 tne
consul MI oa'u"ri save soVo W mn,
LOT the penen. oi iai''"s"'" nanny
as .nese reports show'
MT Snioaawa oeins Pioseou'eu
ior criniiiai noe., as nisoeiv nv. ;
LII the Hohoiuiu Dis.rict SouI.' Ane'e
iieeu not oe jury uN'i ioi 'na' e,ass
VI oieises oi'ess '"e "N''seu
IT,
THE CONSUDS REPORT.
According to the report on the case
of Tomihei Yamagata, who died in the
Puunene hospital on August s. Mr.
Mkt Saito called ut the office of Messrs
Alexander & Baldwin and asked Mr.
Geo. M. Rolph to ascertain the true
facts of the case from Puunene and
report the same at the earliest posi-
bile opportunity. And MIR. Rolph kind
Nv consented to do so. Mr.. IL. p. Bald
win in companv with Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Rolnh called at the Japanese Consul
ate General twice between the 18th and
the Goth of August"
AT the first interview Mr.. Baldwin
gave an account of the death of Yama-
gaia. which agrees with what has been
published. the important point being
contained In the statement that It was
"alleged' that Douse applied the light
ed match .to the tin container of gaso-
lene for the purpose of showing the
Japanese the explosive and dangerous
nature of the fluid"
Mr.. Baldwin stated that at the
funeral of Yamagata he sent a car
rage and gave all the assistance he
could to the dead mans friends. 1T
think there has been an unnecessary
amount of comment I'm the newspapers
regarding the matter" the interview
continues. II ends with a declaration
that Mr.. Baldwin would not give his
views about the death of Yamagata
until he was called In court and an
emphatic exception to the statement
that he was taking the side of Douse
because he was a white man. as well