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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13
Shipping Notes.

The Miowera leaves at noon today.
The China is due from San Francisco
next Monday.
The Nebraskan is due this morning
from the coast with five days later
mail.
The schooner Aloha will leave Kaa-
napali on Sunday with 400 tons of su-
gar for San Francisco.
The four-masted schooner Kohala,
DERRICK master, cleared from Sydney
Dec. Il.
Word was received by Capt Niblack
yesterday from Midway that the cruis-
er New Orleans will arrive here next
Tuesday.
The American bark Olympic will
probably sail todap for San Francisco
with a full load of sugar. She win
also take several passengers.
The steamer Niihau sailed last even
ing for Makawel with 25 tons of coal
and about 400 tons Of fertilizer for
that plantation. She also took the re-
naming So hives of bees for Eric
knudsen.
The barkentine Koko Head entered
at this port yesterday morning and
then sailed for Makawen in the
afternoon with her cargo of
nearly two thousand tons of coal for
the plantation.
The w. G.. Hall is due this morning
from her trip to Hawaii ports on the
Mauna Loa's run. The Mauna Loa is
now overhauled and was taking on
coal yesterday, allowing the Hall to
resume her Kauai run next week
The schooner Alumna has finished |
unloading and took on ten tons of bal |
last yesterday. She will probably get |
away for the Sound this afternoon for |
a cargo of lumber which she will take |
to Australia, or possibly the West |
Coast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13
BONDS
SALES BETWEEN BOARDS.

IL " 1@114E 1IN0]A1t11RJ'
Seven hundred and seventy McBryde,
$S.1215; 1850 McBryde, 1925; 215 Nc
Bryde, $S.621a; $50 McBryde, $S.75; 497
McBryde, $3.50; 500 Hawaiian Sugar
Co., $32; so Hawaiian Sugar Co, S32. 25:
$50 Eva, $3.50; 10 Oahu Sugar Co,
$120; 165 Waialua, $685.
SESSION SALES.
Twenty-Five Eva, $3.50; 40 Honokaa,
SIS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu, January y, 1905.
MERCANTILE,

c. Brewer & 20.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13

A WELL-EDUCATED wen-appearing
lady to do special introducing work
for large Eastern house; experience
in teaching or talking before small
audiences desirable; $40 per week for
right party; write fully, stating ex-
perience. Address" L." this office.
699S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.

L. S. s. Bear, Hamlet, San Francisco
Dec 90.
U. S. S. Iroquofs, Niblack, Station ves-
sci.
L. S. S. Patterson, Pratt, Kahoolawe,
Dec %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13
The Nails.

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
Colonies-Per Sonoma, Jan. II.
San Francisco-Per Nebraskan, Jan.
L..
Yokohama-Per Korea, Jan. 81
YokOhama-Per Manchuria, Jan. IA.
Mails will depart as follows:
Victoria-Per Miowera, Jan. 10.
Yokohama-Per China, Jan. II.
Colonies-Per Aorangi, JAN IA.
San Francisco-Per Sonoma, Jan. II.
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Young Building, Honolulu,
T. H.
January u, s p. m.
Mean temperature-69
Maximum temperature-76
Minimum temperature-62
Mean barometer-2996
Rainfall, "a hours ending s p. NO.
Relative humidity-S a. M, sc per
cent; 8 p. M, IS per cent.
Mean absolute humidity-4422 grs.
per cubic foot.
Prevailing direction of wind-North
Average wind velocity, miles per
nour-6
Average cloudiness, in tenths-2.
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY,
Section Director, in Charge.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-13
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.

Advanced English, college preparatory
work, expert shorthand and business
branches. Highest references. a. z.
Way and Emma R. Way.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

So encuentra en- San Juan este
apreciable joven, Fepresentante dc
una compaffa de sellOs que ha fjado
su Fesidencia en- la Gale de Ia cruz.
Blen repFesentada resulta la ia
sOCledad, pues Ell senior Vald6s IS
I'm j'ven active & inteligente. Ha
lido antes, de nu estFo gremio, de
los &chicos de la pFenss,O PUes ira
oaj6 en- algunos de los mas impor-
tantes PeFioalcos de la Habana
pe"bando la mayor suficiepcla para
esa labor de iuformar al p1OlicO
todo 10 que ocurre y expoHer mu
has veces La vida por ser los pr1-
meros en- llegar q los sitios de Pc
L'grO y en- la que poF regla gene
raj Sc hallan mas espinas que fo-
res y oehavos por pesetas.
DeseamOs grata peFmanencia en-
San Juan y buenOs negocios, a.
slmpaticO & ilustfado companeFo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

En- ell vapor GPonceD embarcaron
hoy para los EstadOs Unidos, muy
estimableS personals de esta spciedaa
que tuerOn acompaflados & boFdo pOF
QumerOsoS amigos. -
Los dlstlngu,dOs espOsOS MarChan
CONF z, selora y senorlta Fernandez,
sefiorlta Carpenter estenogr4fa de
oficlna de la secretarfa eel gobier-
NO lnsular, don Enrlgue Orbeta,
don JustO BarrOs y aon F. Tet-
cher tomarOn pasaje en- dlcho barcO
Tambl6n sah6 para Nueva York,
con Objeto de traer a So aistln-
guida se1ora, Mr.. Regis H. Post
secretarlo de Puerto Rico a quIen
4eSpidieron, entire otras pefsOnas
que fuerOn al muelle con d1chO
objeto, los seflores Dlaz NavarrO,
EllOt, TeSOr~rO, secretaFlO del Con-
seio EjecutivO senior Castro FalkneE
y Proctor.
Buen viaje & todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
Notos y noticids

trAslado pOr eI CuRrteI general de D.
pOliefS insulaF.
Han aidO nOmbrad0g guArdias 10
sulares Pablo B FRda. Manuel BarrioO
y Gre0oriO B ArFios.
-Ea la Ciudad de- Gosyama hs sidO
pyCSFOelsdO MaEgar0 R9drfguez, Dor
hSher1e aFChivado d Gauss que ae IT,
seRafR despu6a de Margsro estsr libFe
LPOr aG0metimSento y agrasi6n h.
aid0 CODdenadO p0F eli JuAz MuniciEa1
de San Juan SsVeP0 Muf1oz Rivers,
4 nneses de arresto en- ia O6rCel de Tie
IRA TERRA y Alfonso Rivera & $50 diaG
pOr porter armss & 10 prohibidO.
Los siguienteS gaardiss han sido
VeeDgsnchRdOs: asn Bi.C0eCheG, F6
tix Gim6aez. TOmSs MANY Antonio
M. COstosO.
-Et Juez Municipal do Gusyams
le sigue un pFoCes0 Juan Marfredi
] ven de 81 Afios por hAb6rSele Reuas'
do del deIito de vi0laoi6n. Con tel mo
two hR BidO reduCidO priBi6n.
-POr motives de GRGud han sidO se.
DaEad0s los guardiAs insuGHres Jose
Torres y Juan Lopez.
-HR Bido hOnorablemente separR
do del CusrpO de ls poliCfs insulsr el
GuHrdia Cef arino Santiago pOr impe
QlbllidSd ff,iCp.
-MAnueI ValleB que % encontraba
sufti andO COndenG On sa carCeD de Qua
yAmR pOr uaR multa impuestB, pSreCC
que fu6 tan grRnde el CRl0r que &c
aoretabA en- IL prisi6o que % Ob ia6 {
pogar ell reatO dts1 diAS que le faItab Il
por Cumpiir, en- mesauiCv; xhOrR VAllel
Pespirs nj Aire ibre.
-Eu HumRCRU fu6 deteDidO en-
barrio EspinO FEDERICO Rodriguez
oCup6ndoie un buey FObAd0 & AnVO
Mo RNg,
e. detective Ortiz ha Oapturado
en- Ponce 4 JUAe Faro , Juan Msi6n
dez. pr6fOg1s de 90 cSrOel de ARuS
dilIS.
LIS organic adores 0brsrOs Store
. Sanchez han aldo OitAdUs para com
pareCer ante 10 CoFte Municipal d
Ponce.
-iPor San Francisco POr que D
plaza de o. iR,eSlR dc squel nOmbr0 d
se ArreglA un POGO, aiQuieFa p0R rel
oeCNo ~ lp g sr sagrad0 que esSS 81 lad
de dicha leaeBia3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

ri oaDitSn don Francisco CAbre era,
de ls poIiofa insuhF, Se enOuentfa en-
esta CapitaG. r
Ia nOmbFR. maPO6J aver q teFm6metF0
de esta Uficina, 6 las tCeS de u tards.
-D0n IgnRCiO Franco. prOpletsTl0
de Manati. 90 enCuentra en- eSta o.
-Hs embArCSdo hoy para los Est g.
6oa u 1idos con objsto de ContinuRF
SuG eatudiou, el ioVen don Enrique
Orbeta. 60 i,
de Ti0Pra, IN brigAda de SSAIVad0reSS.
del cuePp0 de b9mbeFoR dc eStA CludSd
dSn6O agua s lOs 33 segu"dos.
-FfSnOiHC0 Arroyo fee Curad0 On
al cunrtO de g0corFOs dc C0ntusloneS
DY0]uCidas & CONSEQUENCES de una cal
aM qua Rpfrlera desde una escaGeEa On
mnmentOs qua egtabS piutRnd0:
-El edifsi de Ia SudienCla del eual
nOp hennOs OCupado' 'vRriAs veCes p0r "a
mel egtadO, se enCuentra en- litiglO en-
ire Ia ig:eSis, el gObiernO civil y el
militSr.
HIS aldo aprobAdR lR information
pFcmovida ante 10 COrte de DlaSrltu
Sobre recsifi SsCi6n del segundO ape
lido de don JV.6 Ramon FIguerOa y
Lsbr6n que debe ser Rivera:
-EsSS tsFde 90 eSperR de regrego
de Msy,glez eli Fiscal Stfi1r Luis
CRmpill0. -,
-Infor naSe que he subido eI pre-
Oio de m cArne en- RI Piedrag.
-Ha trssiadRdo "a residencie de
Huto Rey & SAnturOe el Sef1or JOt6 {
MOrie FlRuerau, Juez del Tribunal
EEo al pr6ximO Corrso Ileglr& de
Los EStados UnidOB 81 j. uez Wolf.
Hoy han ceGebradO session Drivadn
Eoo- JueCes del Tribunal Supreme:
He galidO para MsnAtf eli RbogS
do don Luis M6ndez VAz, On SsuHtOi
pFC feaionRleB. -.
La hR sido COnCedida ECeEci9 O.
ampleado de 0brSs p6bliOG1 muniOiPA
lee &c nor B fAel MAFtf. ..
-MuchOs AsunS0a de JuFlSdloelol
vOluptaEis 20 han vlatO hoy On % Coz
ta de DistritO de San Juan. Foe III
die Do Sb3TiusO. {,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
NOticiaS generates

ACENTAvOLAs.ROsASF FINAs
LAS ROSAS DE IN BOUQUET
TODA8 A CENTAVO, slempce que
= bOu0uer no 30 Olda de- fl arcs de una
mi~mI CtSse. TRES JARDINES
QUE DAN 500 ROSAS D1Ah1AO.
S.rvImOa uedldos s dOmlCi,lO pOF
ouestra cuents, q usted antiCipadR-
noC nSa nos eserihe Dor cOPreO. Hay
30 o.si1la eopecipI para d Venta de
q SFOs fcGnte 6 q esEFeter9: dotO
Ray (PaFads de b O1eE1.l Sso, o4; f.
FSlSg Vega NevGreS. p. y. BOA "a
BIO Pie0FAs. -.-.....- --.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
ObIerOs disgusiados
en- UtuadO.
TuVIOr0n d psnSanibntO do pre-
plTdr 0n tTs1 tdatbrs J no
han podldO VsrltlGar IA 0bfa.
de maestro oo,rssponsoz }


Septiembre 25.- Varies Cbreros de
ID l0CRlidad tnVIePon el lIauds bic pen.
aamientO de pFepaVaF nltron fl 1abPe,
y 6 realizaP eli ideal 90 proDusieron
iniCiand0 uns GuaCripci6n pOpuIeP que
alCapz6 8 $24
Como eaa CantidG6 no baGtAba, ri
con much0, para el Obi4b0 idesdo. be
dlFigieF0n 81 COnCej0 pidiendO 6 Cite
dlers d CantidRd que faltaba, & 10 que
no GCcedi6.
In Citsda corporation IaIeg6 no te
neF diner0 Di partidR para ega Clase de
gaSt0s. aeR1n me iDfoFrla el CbPeHO
Do Jsa6s. y On Cambio tienen J han
tenid0 diner0 para reCepCi0nes = Otros
usos.
La nsgativa es IN deapreOio & los
iniCiRd0Fes de tan buenG ideG. puea b
empTe8R funeFRria Gerfa de ben, fciOB
generates y 10 pobPeza 0ontaHfa con
este medic fiCil para la cohducci6n de
los Cad6VeFe6 de Bus familiareS d CO.
mentsrio situad0 respectable distSn-
Gle de d Ciudad.
En- el ConCejo no habRs habido maIs
f6, perO ha resultado CRitiCAb.e %
COnduCta.
A b hOrs On que eGcribo se redscta
unH hoja suelta contra l0s cOnCejalea y
seguiFa una pr0testa p6bliCR pOr me-
1lO de 1a tribun8 On 10 plsza.
El CitsdO ObserO. sefIOr Ds Jes6g, se
quejS de % OCurFid0 ' la mRnlfssta.
Gl6n que nos hs heChO FevelB una pro-
Sesta en6rQiCa.
Liza $24 que Se habfRn reCaudado
han aidO devueDt0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
CurlOsO sueOsO
IA buena hora, mangas VeTdes!-
olIria el petlCionario.

Arcadia Bsnitez que camPlfa SEN
tencla en- el PPeslalO, Dc tres amos
y sels meses, tenfa pendients una
COnaena DC cinco dlas de c&PCeI Por
haberle comldo clR~O Gulces s nj
lariO Morales ell 25 de Febfefo del
a1lo 1900.
En- % de Agosto del actual Co
mo provision hlzo instancia al al
calde sollCltaRdo ell inGulto de esOs
aias.
Dlcha autoridad 10 pas6 al gbbeF-
naGor, este al Attorney, qUleR Pi-
dl5 informe al Alcaiae, y baj0 =
subio el expedlente y tantos wales
di6 que resulta que Benitez cum
pho su sentencla en- 81 pFesialo }
tambl6n Ia de los cinco alas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
UN cal Bile.

Warrington, Septiembre 25 de 1905.
Cuartsl GeneEal Reglnaisnt0 de Puerto
Rico. San Juan.
Hs RidO AGeptAda lR renunGi8 pre-"
aenORda pOF % Cspitan Lugo Vines,
M6llCO del ReglmlentO de PuerSU b.
co, II Oual tenor4 efecS0 an esSA fsCha.
TehGs lS b0ndad de nOtlhSArlO RH inte"
resadO.
MAC CAIN.
SeCretario del Dep. MilitRr.
En- esta inaprenta % Vonde papel de
paPi61iab Vlslo $500 GulDAA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
Una / INVESTIGATION

New York, Sbre. 26, 1.3O p. m.
Hase dispuestO la practica de una
investigation en- les contratos que
para construction de barcos de que
Fra CelebraFa el gObierno austrlaco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
PARA HONDRATE

zadoFes de- los heroes de Puerto
Arturo, Green que merece dichO
PFesente el FeteFldo general, pueS
siempre Sc mostr6 Opuesto q Ia rem
dicion de la plaza hasta que muFl6
y Por tanto tlene acordadO regular
q So viuda Ia rica espada Dc he
nor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

New York, Sbre. 26, l-30 p. NJ.
NOticias do Paris dicen que ha
sidO entFegada 4 Witte para que
este 10 haga q la yiuaa del gene
raj II ndPatevitch, Ia espada de- no
nor que fu6 enViada q Stoessel y
6evuelta poP Ell gobiernO russo.
Los patFiOtas franceseS simpati-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

A3gunos peFi6aicOs dc Viena la-
man Ia atenci6n del emperador So
bFe supuestas irregularidades Co
metidas en- aqu6.las.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
AMAGOS De ERUPCION

New York, sbre. 2e, l-3O P. M.
Noticjan de MaFtinica que ell vol
cSn Mont Pele6presenta desde aver
sintomas de erupci6n. -,~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
ITALIA Y COLOMBIA

New York, Sept. 26. l.30 p. m.
Un despach0 De Panama. mott ia
que el gobiernO o itallauO ha IN via
DO al gabinete de- B gotta, nIta
er6rgica en- la que exige al gobier-
NO Gel PTeSidelte Reyes Pague sin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
EMPRESTITO EN- ALEMANIA

New York, sbre. 26, l.3O p. N.
Dicen de- B 1rlin que comisionaaos
rusOs llegaaos 4 esa capital gestio-
nan un empr6stito de Glen Milo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

demora, la reclamation que Ie Ian
heCh0 yarios sdbdit0s de Victor
Manuel III.
En- Colombia ha causado pEofun-
do descontento Ia actitud del 60
bieFno italianO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
IMPORT CABLES
CONTRA STOESSEL

New York Sbre. 26. 1-SO p. M.
Una violenta campa1a h8cese por
la mayor parte de los generates
Fusos contra el general Stoessel, q
quien Sc le acusa de robos en- Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

Ia primera veg que Sc GhaoIo de
IndemnizaCI6nU

To Drimera vez Que en- I'm trata-
3o 60 hmb0 de- ina aemnlzaci6n de
guerra, fu6 al frm&rse la Paz 9e
Wrstfaiia que PuSo termlno q ID
guerra namada do trelnta amos
Q648). En- vlrtud De ese trataG0
IL vencida Prussia cealo d Francla
la Alsacis y la LOrena, J a Suecla
oI,.da IA Francia, Darte de La PO-
TneraD,s y unn 1ndemnIzacl6n de
CinCo mlsloRes de peSUS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
AVlSO Al PUBLICO.

In casa de pr9stamos de JOSS BAzsn.
eatnbieClds On d CasA No % de l1I IoaIle
Alien, tendPa PemAte el 80 del GCtuAl
laa a ue @ nOOhe de lRB pFenda8 que
han trsnnCurFidO Oeis mesea desae %
yencimientO , no han sido FenOvadAG
nj canoolRdRG.
En- oStB impFOnta % vende papel de
neF6clleun vlaiOn. & q. 90 Quintat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

RuidOs subteFr&neOs han sido SEN
tidos aver en- las cercanfas de Ia
destruiaa Saiat Pier. e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26

nes de marcos para la repatriation
de las tropas moscovitas que 50 ha-
Han en- Manchuria.
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administered On del ej6rcito de PueF-
to Arturo.
Dicho general ha pe1ido la Ii
cencia absolute para salir de su
pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-26
rMpr.Eos DEL GOBIERNO. Me-

EMpT.EOS DEL GOBIERNO. Me-
u,cs ,1n = ,-hr3nerpoa. Ss CARA uu curse
0omnIeto ooTo ~ ~ inntruCci6n educaci6n
para adqpirir CualquleF empEeo oo.
q biern0 p0R medic DEL examen en q
serviSio civil. 81 ugeed deaea col0ca r
se On el gub eHnO, uiFilase & g Porto
r 90 Correspondence 1nSutute' 6VX
9O3. Ssn Juan F 3. '. g.
ia EsPECTALTDAD. de Rosa Co.
,sa e G~ -d,~veg. r Il. Gran fAbFi.
a. :. - oio.pp0s. ainhoPadOg con lac me.
;o.sS = - h..iaa a. 9Toin9 y eMst6nS.
VeDS, % 3 nor ropyoP y detail. DlFeO-
c,6n teleaPAfica: Rosa Col6n. ..-
3Ov.a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
DOES 1T PAY TO BE GOOD?

an? If there is, this old wife is she.
IL there such thing in life as happy
man? If there is this old husband is
he. 1t is the people who strive for
higher things than sensual pleasures
who reach happiness. 1t is the people
who respect the accepted canons of
correct living and who are constantly
with Faust, after he had discovered
the futility of vice and the utility of
virtue, stay! Thou art so beautifully"
Many of the noblest souls have been
fettered by vice, as Is shown by some
who have burst their bonds. All the
stoy and of Oscar Wilde, and all of us
know of cases of both men and women
of modest attainments and abilities.
But the soul that bursts the fetters of
the senses does not find rest in its
freedom. 1t must find activity of an
ally one of abnormal energy which re-
quires employment.
Good resolutions with respect to vice
may create a crust which will contain
and restrain this energy for n time,
but there usually comes the "lapse,"
which is another name for explosion of
the energy which could not be perma-
nently contained. The revival con-
vert usually falls from grace" from
time to time. The revival method is
to quicken the restraining crust by
process of frequent prayer for strength
to resist temptation. l doubt if this
method is ever really effective unless
the habit of doing for others is ac-
quired, and the more practical the
work for others the more sure the
reformation.
The demand for this kind of outlet
is stronger in women than 1t is in men.
Nature has implanted within them a
resistless energy which is turned more
easily to social account. The mater
nal instinct is easily turned to other
uses than the rearing of children. 1t
makes women very useful nurses,
teachers, and useful in almost every
field where the social veal is con-
cerned. On the other hand. it's perver-
sion renders women most destructive
of the cardinal virtues and of our most
cherished social institutions.
Yes, even Nan Patterson might be-
come a happy woman and a pure and
noble woman II she could once taste
the humble serving-if this form of
activity could be substituted for the
glare of the footllghts, for the revolt
ing vanities and Righteousness which
she and many others have mistaken
for happiness.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
Continued from pnge 1.


a conscience in every man and woman
which gives us no rest. 1t is not the
fear of the hereafter, of which we
know nothing, which keeps US straight.
1t is that small, still voice within us
which will not give us peace. When
death comes to such as Nan Patterson,
could we place our ears to her lips,
could we hear the arraignment of the
erring soul before the tribunal of her
conscience, we would stand aghast!
OF what avail. then, is the luxury
her fine clothes, her good food. her
handsome home, her well filled purse
when confronted by the questions and
reprimand of that voice to whose words
she had so long turned a deaf ear?
Could we hear and understand the
agony of the poor soul as it leaves the
degraded body we would not need to
reply to the question:
Does it pay to be good?"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18

am no everyday affair, and all you
others sink into pale insignificance be-
side me. Oh, don't flatter yourselves
that any Of you can ever make the
hit 1 shall, or give her one-half as
much delight. Haven't told you yet?
Oh, haven't I? Well, I'm her we'd
ding gown. Yes, wedding gown
w-e-d-d-i-n-g-no, sillies, of course she
isn't married yet, but there was sale
OF rich white satin at Blankley's and
she couldn't resist it, and moreover,
she made up her mind that this sum
mer is going to make a wedding gown
necessary; so she thought it we'l 10 be
ready in advance, an, me voici, as
that would-be Partisan yachting suit
would have it. I am not finished, as
you see, and this long seam up my
back is decidedly painful, but she
thinks it would be bad luck to have me
entirely ready; so I am left in this
semi-finished condition and can be
hurriedly put together when necessary.
She heard some one say that it was a
sure sign you would never be married
to have the wedding gown completed
before you had received the proposal,
and she doesn't want to do anything
to spoil her chances. But, dear me!
tia enterprsngness of the present day
damsels would put their pokey grand
mothers to shame. My veil and the or
ange blossoms are also bought. But,
quick, back in your boxes; here she
comes, and it wouldn't do for her to
find me gossping about her in this
way!
THE ENn
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-18
"There Is Hope Even for Nan Patter-
son Could She Once Taste the Joy
of Humble Serving"

By James II. Hamilton of the Univers.
ity Settlement.
Does it pay to be good? Is virtue
ultimately it's own reward? l have
known a good many people, both men
some seem to have been born in it-and
hopeful number who have emerged
from it. There are reasons why men
are more frank to give their testimony
about their vicious lives than women.
But 1 do not doubt that the feelings
who had gone from the gang to prison
life and a criminal career lasting some
fifteen years. when he dropped into my
Office on New Years day, after three
months of pure living and honest toll,
to say that he could not express his
happiness on celebrating the New
Years day for the first time in his life
when he felt that he deserved the re-
spect of his fellow men. would be char
acteristic Of both sexes.
Vice never brings true happiness; it
ultimately destroys it. Neither man
nor woman is ever quite content to be
mere animal-to devote life chiefly
to the quest of sensual pleasures.
There are few people who have been
through 1t who will not testify that.
in spite of the dress, champagne sup
pers, mirth and laughter. there was
nameless hell in 1t all and a haunt
ing fear of the future.
Does virtue pay? Does it contain
its own reward? How are we to find an
answer to this question? How better
than by visiting an old couple of our
acquaintance, and we all know them,
whose long union is finished monu-
ment to the old fashioned homely vlr-
tues. honesty frugality, thrift fidelity
to the marriage VOWS. devotion to
children, and on the social side to phi
lanthropy and good citizenship hos
pitality and neighborliness? Is there
such a thing in life as a hapDv wom-