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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.,

use to tell him, but I can't see
any hope.' he answered her. bitin 1
hervously at the end of a cigar. az OK.
pect you better bring me some coffee
IN mere. couldn't take another step
10 save me. I'm too old to tear around
the country horseback before break
fast. like | have today"
Did you send her telegram" Min.
ME asked as he drank the coffee she
brought him. She had INTERPRETED
coffee literally and. with the assist.
snce Of Mildly Upton, whose subducd
nose was frankly red and who shed
tears on the raspberries, had prepared
an appetizing table at his elbow.
"ies,' responded the judge, land I'm
EIad she sent II. l talked the other
way yesterday, what little | said-it
lsn't any Of our business-but | don't
think any too much of those people
somehow. She thinks she belongs with
Fsbee, and | guess she's right. That
young fellow must have got along
with her pretty well, and I'm afraid
when she gives up she'll be pretty bad
Sver 1t; but | guess we all will. It's
terribly sudden. somehow. though it's
only what everybody half expected
would come, only we thought it would
GENE from over yonder." He nodded
toward the west. But she's got to stay
here with us. Boarding at Tibbs' with
that old man won't do, and she's no
girl to live in two rooms. You fix it
up with her-you make her stay"
"She must" answered his daughter
as she knelt beside him and patted his
coat and handed him several things
to eat at the same time. "Mr. Fisbee
will help me persuade her, now that
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31

she's bound to stay in spite of him and
the SherwoOds too. I've always thought
she was grand, ever since she took me
under her protection at school, when
u Minnie was speaking sadly, me-
chanically, but suddenly she broke off
with a quick sob, turned to the win
dow, then turned again to Briscoe and
cried: 81 don't believe it! He knew
how to take care of himself too well.
He'd have got away from them"
Her father shook his head. "Then
why hasn't he turned up? He'd have
gone home after the storm IL something
bad wasn't the matter"
"But nothing-nOthing that bad
could have happened. They haven't
found-any-anything."
"But why hasn't he come back,
child?"
"Well, he's lying hurt somewhere,
that's ALL"
"Then why haven't they found him?"
81 don't care she cried and choked
with the words and tossed her dishev-
eled hair from her temples, ut isn't
true! Helen won't believe 1t. Why
should l? It's only a few hours since
he was right here In our yard talking
to us all. l won't believe 1t till they've
searched every stick and stone of Six
Crossroads and found him."
ut wasn't the Crossroads" said
the old gentleman, pushing the table
away and relaxing his limbs on the
sofa. "They probably didn't have any
thing to do with 1t. We thought they
had at first, but everybody's about
come to believe 1t was those two fell
lows that he had arrested yesterday"
1T wasn't the Crossroads" echoed
Minnie, and she began to tremble vio-
lently. Haven't they been out there
yetT
"What use? They are out Of II, and
they can thank God they are"
"They are nOt!' she cried, very much
agitated. '"They did 1t. 1t was the
White Caps. We saw them, Helen
and l."
The judge got upon his feet with an
oath. He had not sworn for years un-
til that morning. whats thisr' he
said sharply.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31

i O'Clock the last posse passed through
on Its return to the county seat, and
after that there was a long. complete
silence, while the mlry corners were
undisturbed by u single hoof beat. No
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
CHAPTE TX.

IL morning horsemen had
been galloping through Six
Crossroads, sometimes sin
ely. oftener I'm company. At
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-03-31
6be Gentleman
From Indiana
Copyright 1899. bY Doubleday "a Mcclure Co.
Copyr8br 1902. BY Mcclure. Phillips "a Co.
By BOOTH IA

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
cARTAS DETEN|DAS

En- la Administration de Correos
de San Juan, Sc hallan detenidas las
sIguientes car.as;
Dolores Hernsndez, Martina Alva-
reE Hysbregtade, Domingo Isquierdo,
Pedro M. Julia Pedro J. Laporte,
Mariana Gopzslez, Mari Hermanos,
Teresa O. de Montills; Francisco Me-
lendes, Juan Melepdez, Trivia McMa-
mas, Maldonado, Miguel Martinez,
Cipriano Msnrique, Lui.a Maria, Jo.
se Mater, Antonia Par d, William
Parker, Dolores Q lifinnez, Francisco
Rodriguez Jimonez, Primitive Rodri-
guez, Victor Roman, Fe, RIO Rodri
guez, Manuel Rodriguez, Benito Ro-
driguez, Gregorio Rivera Eche,
Marcos Beyes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
SObqE La HUELGA
Alarde de fuerzas de Ia DO.
liCia en- la marina y sus
aIrededores.
RUMOR PUBLlCO
RUMOR PUBLICO
Los braceros de Ponce cesa-
ran muy pronto en- sus
compromises.

Des1e las primeras horas de la J
mahana, empez6 notarse hoy un
moyimiento inusitado en- la Marina de
esta ciudad, ds fuerzas de la policia.
Esta fue colocada en- distiatos puntos,
guardando las bocacalles de Fortaleza
y Tetuan que dan entrada la Mari
ma, con una pareja de guardias arma-
dos de carabinas.
Este movimiente de fuerzas llev6
oomo es consiguiente, una gran ahuen-
cia de pdblico hacia ell indicado lugar.
Los asuttos de la huelga Sc comenta.
ban por pequefios y numerosos grupos
de personals.
Nos lnforman que habiendo lle-
gado q oidos de los huelguistas que
DE- algunos puutos de la isla llegarfan
hoy San Juan treinta 8 cuarenta ca
rros para efectuar ell acarreo de los
fardos depositados en- ell muele de
|e;pig6n, uua comisi6n de los brace
ros en- huelga Sc dirigi6 al comercio
con el fin de hacer transacciones que
reportaran I'm bien para los intereses
dc ambas parties. Despues de esta en-
trevista, en- que no fue possible llegar
un acuerdo, circul6 el rumor de que
los hueIguistas impedirfan que Sc hi.
ciese ell trasporte de los bultos en- ca
rros que no fueran de la locali-
dad. De aqul la provision del Guar.
tel general de la policia, ordenando
una rigurosa vigilancia ca los sitios
va mencionados. Continda siendo pa.
citicd la actitud de los huelguistas.
Los braceros do Ponce, tan prom.
TO den termtno su descarga del va.
por San Juan, cesaran ca sus compro.
misos cl n el representante de la 7h.
| Ne,c York and Porto R!c) Steamship
marchando para la ciudad del sur
| Nos dicen que lea sustituir&n trabsi a
dores de Ia isla, que llegaran aqui d.
un momsnto q otro.
-Hs silo puesta una pareja de-
policfa en- el vaporcito que hace la ira
vesia de Ia Capital Cataflo, y otrs
en- el ten que desde este dltimo punte
va hasta Bay yam6n.
Ell Comite de Defensa del Co,
mercio, ests desde ell sabado en- sesi6 I
permanente, buscando soluclones a
conf icto.
Sc espera hoy la llegada de dor
Santiago Iglesias, que cslebr ara un
reunion con los trabsj adores de,lara
dos en- huelga.
| Continuarsmns informando & nue. Q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
Julio 5 1905.
AL Presidents y miembros del
Concejo Municipal de......
Puerto Rico.

Senores.
Ell Concejo Municipal de San Juan
me ha conterido el honroso encargo de
invitar en- su nombr9 los demas Mu-
nicipios para la celebration de una
Asamblea con ell objeto de consttuir
la olga de Puerto Rco.a
En- cumplimiento, pues de este en-
cargo, tengo ell honor de invitar a la
digna representation de ese Municipio
& concurrir dcho acto, que tendra
efecto Ell dia . de los corrientes.
Sc ha convenido que los Ayunta-
mientos designer por may oria de votos
ell lugar en- que debera celebrarse la
reunion; y al efecto Sc habfs sugerido
las ciudades de Mayaguez, Ponce 9
San Juan como convenientes q tai fin,
quizas los Ba1os de Coamo, tenien
do en- cuenta las fac les Was de comu-
nicaci6n y las comodidades para ell
aloj am Q 1to de los sen >res repreSen-
tantes. Pero este es solo q tft3lo de
indication y sin que exista deseo de
favorecer q una ciudad con preferen-
cia 4 otra. Urge, ST, la communication
del acuerdo que sobre ell particular
adopte ese c ncejo, para poder comu-
nicar & los dsmas Mun'cipios DUAL es
ell sitio designado por mayorfs.
Sc habfa indicado, tambien, que
la representation que envlen los mum
cipios fuese a tercera parte del mime.
70 de sus concejales, este es; los Ayun
mientos que tengan ID conceiales, NOM
braran representatives; los que ten
gan 8, nombraran 3; los que tengan 8
nombraran 2; los que tengan , NOM
braran |, Aquellos municipios que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
ASAMBLEA De MUN|0P|OS
CONVOCATORIA

deseen que su Alcalde forme psrte de
la representation, podr&n nombrarlo
en- la misma forma que 81 fuera Con-
cejal,
Para que los representatives que
concurran la Asamblea puedan tener
la independence necesaria en- la dis
cusi6n votaci6n de los asuntos i'm
p1rtantes que seguramente Sc presen.
taran q la consideration de la misma
sera necesario de que vayan revestidos
con todo ell prestigio que da una repre-
sentaci6n amplia; y al efecto yo me per-
mito proponer que los Concejos NUM-
cipales tomen el acuerdo de autorizar
ampl amente q sus representatives 4
emltir su voto, en- todas las cuestiones
que Sc susciten, y que ese voto signi
ique la voluntad del Municipio re
presentado De este modo los acuer
dos que Sc adopten llevaran toda la
fuerza que en- ST llevan los que tomar
los Concejos municipales.
No creo necesario encomiar la i'm
portancia que ha de tener para Puerto
Rico la celebr aci6n de esta Asamblea
Ell aplauso unanime de la prensa pc
ri6dica las numerosas felicitaciones
que viene recibiendo ell Ayuntamientc
de San Juan por la iniciaci6n del pro
yecto, demuestran que ell paso es acer
tado y ell momento es oportuno. Z
exito dependera, pues, de los MuuIci
pios, y solamente 10 obtendremos yen
do la Asamblea unidos y compactos
con una sola idea por norte la de los
intereses generates de Puerto Rico.
Soy de ustedes con toda conside
raci6n, alto, y S. s.
R. n. Todd.
Alcalde de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
De MAYAGUEz
Amigos que I|egan. -Repu-
blicano que Sc va. Emil
grantees a Sto. Domingo
JOSE De DIEGO
JOSE De DIEGO
Meeting de obreros. -Molino
para calas. .-Operaci6n de
ciruJla. --Carmelo Alemar

Han LEG ado q esta ciudad, proce-
dentea de Estados U Uoidos, nuestro
amigo don Luis Bravo Pardo con su
distipgu'd. famllia y 81 ioven abogs-
do d)n Martin Travieso.
Don Vicente Llnsrss, republica.
no de Cabo Rojo, sc ha declarado in.
dependiente.
-La Voz de Ia Patria aplaude con
entusiasmo los scuerdos tom ados por
la Asamblea de maestrcs, y censura
& los masstros inconformes.
La Corte municipal impuso q
Alberto Arnes veirte dollars de multa,
por agresitn.
-Se encuentra enfermo, de cana,
nuestr0 distlnguido compatrlota Lcdo
don Jose de Diego. Deseamos que 80
restabltz:a en- brave,
En- ei iltimo vapor frances han
salido para Santo Domingo cincuenta
emigrantes, todos artssanos. Buscan
60 pals exsrafio 10 que en- 81 suyo no
encuentran; trabajo y pan.
La noche del viernes 1ltimo SO
celebr6 un meeting de propaganda
obrera eu la plaza de Colon. Toma.
ron parte en- g. algunos oradores de
la isla.
-En el barrio ola @ linta, 30
montara en- breve un molino para ca
das, al vapor, propisda1 de don Ale
ljandro Gslanes. Moler& las cafas
de los pequefios cosech sros que estan
en- los alrededores.
Gran ndmero de personals sali6
de aquf hacia Ponce, para asistir &
las festas del Hip6dromo. Los WACO.
nes del ferrocarril iban cargados de
| gente.
| -Er ell hospital San Antonio, ell
doctor Jimenez Nussa extirp6 a un
lhombre por c?mplet o.. l.masxilar infe
rior,..que estaba atacado de un tumor
lmaligno.
| Ell dia I del corriente habia ochen.
ia y nueve personals asiladas en- ell
asilo y hospital, y en- el dep5sito mu
nicipal hallabanse treinta seis pre-.
Isos.
| En- un colegio de Virg' MIA ha OBJ.
tenido diploma de Taqufgrafo y Ty-
perwirter ell joven mayaguezano dor
Carmelo Alemar.
En- la plaza vieja, frente & la
carcel, ha levantado su circo la com
Iplhfa acrobatica L wis Jordsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
Il CR|M[N De lAASC0
Mas detaIles sobre ditho cri-
men y pesuuisas para cap
turar al asesin0
IMPORTANTkS DESPACHOS
Munoz Rivera envi6 un tele-
grama d Anasco, deploran-
do la muerte de Pesante.

Las dltimas noticias que nos lie
gan de A1asco, sobre ell asesinato de
don Jose Adolfo Pesante, con6rman la
exactitud de los publicados por LA
DEMoCRACIA sobre la forma Y cir
cunstancias del crimen
Cuando ocurri0 del smodo que
saben nuestros lectores, Pesante Sc ha-
llaba sentado en- una silla junto la
acera, en- la fsrmacia del Lcdo Rafael
Arrilaga y en- compafia de este. Solo
estaba en- la botica ell dependiente
Eduardo Piuan,
Pesante fue herido & las diez me-
nos cuarto de la noche del domingo.
Fue por sus propios pies & su casa
apoyado en- ell brazo del senior Arri-
llaga y cubrie ldose la herida con la
mano derecha.
Tn gentlo immense le acompahaba.
Muchas personals salieron seguida-
mente en- persecution del criminal,
Dice La Nuera idea, de Ahasco,
que al verse Pesante con su esposa,
exclam6; SPepa, me han herido traido-
ramente.2
Ell doctor Casalduc no Sc apart6
un instante de el, calfcando su heri-
da de m m)rtal.
Pidi6ronse enseguida m6iicos 4
Maysgu'1 y pronto llegaron les doc
tores Vadi y Jlmenez.
Is policfa tom6 embellishments
las disposiciones necssarias. Tres pa
rejss mont sdas, al mando del capit&n
Lopez Diaz del teniente Castro, Sc
trasladaron de May aguaz & Ahasco.
Pasose vigilantes en- la playa, para
impedir la fnga del criminal Sauto
Domingo C1brieronse con fuerzas de
policia tcdas las enlr adas de Maya
ghez, y pusi6ronse en- active movi.
miento ,das las flerzas, desde Mari.
cao hasta ell Rinc6n. La costa de
Mayaguez q Rinc6n fue reconocida
por una lanchs de vapor, y vigilada
Ia de Mayaglez. Fl teniente villarj
ny, dsstacado en- Aguadila, telegra66
q los puestos del contorno, y vino &
Afasco con cuatro guatdias.
Una hora antes de morir Pesante,
llegaron los doctores G arcfa de la
Tore y Moret y Mufoz.
De distintos pueblos de la isla SO
recibieron telegrmas preguntando el
estado de Pesante. a
Tambi6a Sc recibI6 un telegrama
del Gobernador NJ. Post, que dice.
eEstoy ,rrorlzsdo al saber de Ia
herlda de dou Jose A. Pesante. La
policla 40 dejara de hacer todo esfuer.
20 possible por capturar criminal
Confio en- que 10 herlda de Pesant, no
sea de naturaleza grave,.
O!ro telegrama dsl DR. D. Rafael del
Vale dice: sJunta Central profunda-
mente impreaionada protesta criminal
aggression exse,ente compstriota Pc
sante, hacienda votos conserved 8 n
vida Jtfs Policfa ests sobre pista
persecution criminal. Nlestra con.
dolencia y adhesion familiar.
Ademas telegramas y cartas de
otros comite, unionistas.
Nuestro Querido compahero don
Luis Muficz Rivera dirigi6 un te.
legrama al sefior Urrutia, expresan.
do su pesar por la muerte del sefor
Pessnte, que era un dlstinguldo am l.
go suyo, y encargandole presentase &
"a viuda del 6nado el testlmonio de
su pessme.
Ell Juez de Paz de Afiasco don
Marcelo Rios Rivera inicio el suma-
rio ain lavantar mano dos diss no
che, y dlspuso Ia co1du:ci6n de tres
personals de Maysgusz para declarar
como testigos en- averig laci6n de- crf
meu ourrido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10

En- esta imprenta Sc yende
papel vlelo d s. quintaI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
UNA COLLISION

Celebraron en- b ldapest -Hlngrfs
una function, unos saltimbanquis que
habfan snunclado una exhibici6n de
canibalismo,
Como no cumplieron ese pdmero
del progrsms, los espectsdores indig-
nados, estimsn 10 que ersn Wet t'mas
de una defraudscl6n, st4csron & los
vsgsbundos.
Del ch qle resul.aron tres muer-
tOs y S3senta heridos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10

la Liga; Dos solamente pueden ser las
causaS. O el pueblo de Puerto Rico no
tiene coniianza en- los miembros de la
association, 8 ese pueblo ac apta incon-
diciona m nte "a situaci5u actual
iDisyuntiva terrible
Eyite el pals esas incerlidumbres
que enc ezra ell dilema transcrito. Le-
vantsse unanime y altiyo 4 responder
con actos de gratitud & la pregunta
que le hacen aquellos compatriotas, y
destruya sus dudas, r5specto & su en-
terezs y patr:otismo, strontando EN-.
presas que le hagan digno merece-
dor del APPLAUSE universal.
GIadiatOre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
UNA cOlOCAC|ON
R. H. Todd.
Alcalde de San Juan.

Un joven conociendo ell uso de las
maquinas DENsMoRE, OLIVER y SMITH
PREMIER, desea colocsrse en- oacina 8
comercio, Sueldo moderado.
Dirigirse & las oflcinas de LA DE
M0rp1CTA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
POItotican-Anercan Boarding House

16 Cristo ST. 16-Sau Juan, P. r.
cuadra de los e6 rIcos o5et.
Espendda bahia
resca Exc sisa comda Precios mode
rados.-EM1LIA RAMIREZ Viuda de M A.fsrrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
Mario Morales.
Al PUBLICO

Alcailia municipal de Cdm1H, Cum,
pliendo 10 dispuesto en- la Seccion Gin.
cuenta y cineo de la Ley Municipal,
desde esta fecha y por el termino dc
diez dias, estari expuesto a. pIblico
en- la casa ACADIA el Presupuest0 para
el aho fiscal de ,905 "a 800. Lo hago
p1blico los efectos de ley.
Camuy, Julio & de ], ,g95.
PEDRO O. AMADOR.
Alcalde. 3-2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
Junta EscO'ar de Naguabo
MOCRACIA

Esta Junts Escolsr acord6 en- Sc.
sion celebrada ell dia % de JUNO del
af1o on curse anunciar las vacantes
de Las Escuelas de esta municipalidad
admitie ndo solicitudes hasta ell dia Ii
de Julio del pr6xtmo afio escolar.
Naguabo, JUNO 30 de l.9c5. -Ra-
mon ROdrtg'ez GonSilez, Presidente de
la Junta Escolar. So.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-10
DESDE AGUAD|LlA

(Continudci6n de la pdgita ~
Corte de Distrito senior Aponte, ha ST.
do colocada ultimamente en- sus estra.
dos una meSita exclusivamente para
los representatives de la prensa con ell
objeto de que tomemos notas dc los
debates de la miSma Gracias.
Mario Morales.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-21
CHANCE TO BUY
4 SEASIDE HOTEL

Anybody who wants a fine seaside
hotel to run will have the opportunity
at II noon today, in front of the Judi
ciary building, when Will E. Fisher,
auctioneer, will sell for F. Wunden-
berg, assignee, the Hawaiian Hotel
Annex leasehoId at waikiki. The lease
expires June 1, 1925. 1t covers 9.75
acres of land with Improvements con-
sisting of nine buildings. There is
splendid bathing pavilion upon what is
generally conceded to be the finest sea-
bathing ground on Waikiki beach.
At the same time will be put up for
sale the household furniture and fit
tings, surf boats. plants, etc, on the
premises. For the right man. or cor
poration, or partnership, this sale gives
the opening to have the most popular
salt water resort in all Honolulu. Re
verting to the item of bathing, it may
be said that the beauty of the Annex
beach is it's graduating depth. which
makes it safe for little children with
the minimum of watching.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-21
BOARD Of EDUCATION
HOLDS A MEETING

A meeting of the Commissioners OF
| the recommendations of the Teachers
Committee as published yesterday in
the Advertiser with one change and
took up the matter of the Hilo High
School site
A letter from the Hi1o High School
people made the recommendation that
the new building be built on the site
of the Riverside School, The Commits
sioners adopted this report and direct
ed that the Superintendent of Public
instruction be asked to prepare plans
and estimates in accordance with this
decision.
Commissioner Al objected to the ap-
pointment of the Reverend L. B. Kau-
meheiwa as substituted assistant at Ha-
ma School, vice Miss Ahu. Mr.. Kau-
meheiwa is pastor of the Hama church
and the objection brought forward
against him was that his knowledge
of English was imperfect and that he
was hardly qualified even to act as
substitute. The matter was referred
again to the Teachers Committee.
superintendent Davis stated that he
had made certain suggestions to Su-
perintendent Holloway as to changes
in the style of school buildings for the
Territory. These suggestions were for
higher ceilings, better distribution of
light, wider veranda and blackboards
graduated to the height of pupils of
various ages. Otherwise" he said,
the buildings planned by the Depart
ment of Public Works are all that
could be wished for and compare favor
ably with buildings of the same class
on the mainland
The Committee on Kalihiwaena
school site reported that they had in
vestigated the various places in view
and would soon render a report.
It was suggested that committee on
buildings be appointed and that all
plans and specifications of school build
ings be referred to this committee for
approval.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-21
TIE
THG
PAUAHI~ BISHOP
MUSEUM,
KAIIHI, OAHU.

Residents Of Hawaii Territory and
strangers visiting Honolulu are hereby
notified that the above named Museum
will be open to inspection on FRI
DAYS and SATURDAYS of each and
every week of the year, and also upon
ALL PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (Thanks-
giving and Christmas excepted), be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. m, from the 31st day
of March to the 31st day Of October.
and from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 4:3o
O'Clock p. m. from the LIST day of
November to the 31st day Of March
of each year until further notice.
Tourists arriving in Honolulu by
through steamers on other than the
regular visitors days hereinbefore
designated Sundays and Thanksgiving
and Christmas excepted) and leaving
prior to the days set apart as regular
visitors days may be admitted to the
Museum On SPECIAL PERMITS, is
sued during Office hours from the gem
eral office of the trustees, No. " Mer-
chant street, next door to the banking
house of Bishop & Co.
ADMISSION TO MUSEUM FREE.
Electric cars bound west on King
street pass the Museum every ten
minutes during the day.
Honolulu, T. H, June 18th, 1905.
PER ORDER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-21
BRITON
HERE FOR A DAY

One of Englands most prominent
and wealthy men was guest at the
Alexander Young Hotel the day the
Korea arrived. He was w. II. North,
who, with his wife and daughter, is
making a tour of the world. Others
of the party were the Misses S. K.
Peters and Messrs. J. Roach Hitler, J.
F. Williamson, and T. Lloyd, all of
England, and P. Daubricourt of Bel
GUM. The latter is the son of Min
lister Daubricourt of the Belgian Rail-
ways. The party is making the tour
under the supervision of J. o. Hutchin-
son for the P. H. Cook excursion COM
pany.
Mr.. North was the first man to in
troduce the manufacture of merceriz-
ed wooden, cotton and silk goods into
England, and it was through this that
he made an immense fortune He has
retired from active life.