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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
B1B1IOrECA De .LA DEMOCRAC1A,

den de vover c de Amsterdamy sonrSndose buronamen
hizo chaaqueAr ell latlgO.
Aavesba e coche plaza de Ia Concordia cuando Daniel
VIC venir reina del mundo galane eatrepo
E1s, 10lA . aana, dlo Mmplemente:
Sc6ors Pomponnete
La ov miro Ia quien AcAbAbln de eQuvocAr
puso muy encArnAda trses de abs guA
mismA eeGanca excenrcA, e msmo lue indoente En-
cuanto hubo egado sub6 cuaro 0rar de-
shgo AviAr de que k que sena hAcla Daniel
aqueA Ultima Aventure no enia sino gacas que
de rrIabA de de aQue muchacho e cua
haCia, Aeg6n ella, mAnCha ntgra en- 60 casa.
RepdM veces hAbfa atRdo de que le despideran pero
dputAdo qusrfl Daniel e cuA haca ndis
penAbe Desde psgabs ingenca ener aentO,
e permitido nec0 sena tan GuaSo
nsc.ad que cudado tsnA de prvSe de aQus nCA
c6moda Acog6 las de muler con condesCendencA
enG de auperodAd 10 mand6 rapos dc6ndoIa que 6
oerAba sjes que eniA ella tolear ecrstio.
Ments solo hAbia lido ndul hAba obsdecdoi desde
dputado te omAndo actudes dc amo guerra dgfo
todo en- torno auyo
Daniel nj nquiera &c dAba de aS que extAbii
iba drecho n que habA propue bA cego,
IN hombre empesa generodad de in
tencon unQue para decr verdd ago Ii se6orA de
Ronne hAbR poddo abnegac6n c0mplet ter
nura proundA; pero QuzSg decAra ella heXbdAd
habllidAd en- 81 cumpIimiento de tan ardua empreaa
I'll ioVen cumpiA apAsionadamene ~ mE6n de ternufa
Su gnoncas rudeEA generoHS enaeciAn La
mutr en- las cVidenclss de les 6moI mOmentos hAbs iux
gado Daniel Mienr hor de Ronne AcAbaba de arrul
nsIG nouerA rcordAr tenA ha en- tanto que 10
hoa oe Teller AbrAbE tRosAmtnte Ia desgrAciR de Juana
Aausa senia p0der nvocar nlnRdn uo
humane en- favor de 50 Attcco1.
HAbA acAbado por cuenta dc kodoi odol los daa
dAba ell oVen dguAto uAna Elte pregunba ain duda
con que derecho gu por tod pkr mFSndoa sds oos
ssero no para ella no simple empedo % pohre dGbO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
-ContinuAei6n do 10 liata do los
ira O. adoa de poll,

-ContinuAei6n dc 10 liata do los
tra O. adoa dc poll, iSs:
Guardias: doa JoAA Gsgundo To-
ledo, do Meysgusx& An sseo; don Pri-
m..ivo RodrigueS, de Nsyseuez & Hu.
macao; don Obdulio LopsS. do Maya
Rtiez . Coamo don Hermiuio Lsbr6n.
de Maysgu xa Ans,c; don Jo.s Lu.
90, do Msysgusx GSan Juan; don
Aci,clo Rodrigu' yAlexQuez, do Ma
ysQu.z& & Ahssco. (ContinuarA
A1oehe 90 rsuni6 sl Gentle local
rspublieano, para sratar 10 question
de candidates. munielpslss. Dfaese,
que por habsr opinionss opuestAs den
tro del mismo Comil6. no 90 tom6
anoche ningda aeusrdo dsnnitivo.
Ell DspartAmsuto dc Eiseaoi6n
recommends & las lntas sssolares re.
mltAn las propusalas do masatroI slu
demora dc tiempo.
lContinetG on hpdgisa 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
Ell MANDATE DE La MUERTA

Use h,bA marchado SECURE de que no e mo'srf0n muy
conteno con precsuc6n que tcabAbA de toms No ov6
temiendo eper que acced.r As6n cSpricho de su hA
Daniel enconAbA fecuencia en- Ia casa un' cara que
nouietAbs Lorn sela de ALI decidor zamero ira
tsndo de gdar Juank psrcA compacere en- vtrle go o
saba dve cu.ndc estaba Ia oven NAL humorads consenna
en- ser bsr 90 de eGram De manera sc hSc ca In
dispenMbie.
PreQunblIe Daniel con que 10 esqu, hombe
nuer, LIS poc pabrss que con hbfa cr1zsdo le nbsn
de rqv vetud Deade eel a eE perd6 de vista hssA
trA de penetr ntercone nsda que ccrhrme
Eus soIpschas
Sus tsmoreS DO desaparecaD deseba ardienemNne
trser uana las in6uencias Ia hCan mala Conf Sbaie
que sera mposene mentr ella vviele ardda per Os rce-
res del mundo Hubieae quedo evSea eos de todoS una
EoIedAd tranquila.
So Iue6o qued6 cumpidO Una mAh'ns 81 !ehar Teller le
o oue se mrchsba enro Dc ocho ds muje
para n par Ia hermo,a esac6n al conabA levarse
80 Iecretaro trsbar grpde obr que AVA1zIba
muy entsmente.
Dsne subi6 80 curto, llepo de una alegrs profuDda
Haba pssado nvernc terrible hacienda una vida one mA
b e decs que por hn lbs respirar ell ncho horzonte
unto 80 amadiGma Jusna A IL duce de Ia pmayer'
cumpIirfa Ia 6timA voluntsd de 10 muerta'
Ocho dfss dsspu6s ettabl Normandfs Ii 6nCa que
81 senor Teller poeia oriliaU del Sens
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
EN- LA MANSION EJECUT|VA
La RECEPTION De hNOCHE EN- HONOR DEL
SECRETARl0 ROOT.

Fne brillantiaima. Tel We 10
mas brillAnte qua ae hA celebrado
nunca en- sl pAlaclo de nuestros go
berns dores.
Pueds caleulArse qrs asiatfau unAs
trsrc 'entss personals. de 10 msior so
cIedAd de Puerto Rice: el Conaejo, 10
CAmArs, las eortss de justieis, los
hombrea polfticos, oil comercio. IL
sgricultura. 10 industris, 10 banca,
ID prensa peri6dics. sl jS c!to, 10 ma
rina, los flncionarios de ID admins
traction federsl s insu|ar & innumera
bles personAs de 10 i.,a.
El secretsrio Root y Mrs Root. el
Gobernador y Mra Winthrop, rscibfan
en- el salon principal, de pie, y tents
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola
manana.-Una aclar ,ci6n : Cinema
t6grafo Lowande.- Perla 6na.-Prncipios de exa-
menes.-Una renunca.-La Federation Libre-De
nuncas, mutas sentencias. s.-Sombrero extravado
-Otras noticias de nteres general

contra Tomas Mirslles de Ponce, por
acc metimienso al detscti Ortiz.
-Inf6rmaasnos por persona pro
minente dentro de IL Federation Ii.
bre. que esta institution no tiene In.
gereneia algunA con los psriidos po'
litcos del pals J que, corforms CON
81 constitution, deia en- absolute II
bertad q aus miembros para que pien
sen On poIitica y religion como meior
les plazcA.
a Sc solieita una persons hoprA
da como cohrador y vendedor. Dlri.
girss con reeomendaciones a la Com.
ps MA Singer Fortaleza so.
-Anoohe, despuea de tarminads
la recspei6n que suvo lugar en- el pa
lacto de Santa Catalina, algnna per
soma por equivocsc Ga ae llsv6 vi
sombrero dc cops mArcGdo con lA
inicialea G. G W.. do ls ia1ricA d.
A. J White, de Londrss Ea el Guar
tel general do lA policfa SO desea oh
tsner ipf1rmac6n reHpecso de est'
asunto Tambi6n h'y eu dithN ofcini
un sombrero hongo. n1msro 7, de
cual n0 90 ha podido a1a enconirar 81
6ueflo.
-En al Quarts general sc recibi
do el tells lfgtma Aigniente.
eAr,cibo, Ju 10 10 de 1906
AcusGdos Deasds y G srcia No CON
psrecIsron iuicto hoy ain Alsgsr eau
sas iuatlhoableu Corse decrei6 eontil
eAoi6n aanzA y Arreato de d.cho
Acusados. dssestIms ndo recurso ape
laei6n. Cdpitdn Oubrera,.
Ell abogado don CsyetAno Co
CuChf partlcipA & aus cllen,es y ami
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10

una frsse para eAds uuo dc los con,
curren.ea
Est hen llenos todos los Ealoues,
en grand compIet. Reprsasr tAndo 81
elsmento f,msnino 80 vefsn muchAa
damas, bellas y elfgantes, que daban
4 Ia fiesta ell enesnto superior do su
donaire y de su gracia.
Foe 10 eiudad enters, sin diatin'
ci6n de mGsiees polftieos. en- homena
ia 4 10 Alifsima representation de Mr..
Root, q Ia pressucia de au esposa, y
& las simpatfss, cada vex mas profuu.
das, que msrecen Mr. y Mrs Winthrop,
Habo ndsicA y batls. Hubo ter
tulias animadas y bulliciosas. Hubo,
Gu da. algeria de blsn tono y francs
cordiAlid3d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10

Por exceso de msteriales susrsn-
demos para ma mana algunas notieias
de inter6V
Liza ncticias que publieamos
aver hsjo sl rubro sDssde Csguass,
no son de nuestro corresponsAl Allf,
s.for Aciselo G menex, y Of de otro
c c,rrssponsal espesial do LA rKMo
CRACIA, que So h,llabA en- diths eiu.
dad atcidentalmente
-Auoche do au tereerA txh hicl6n
ell msg i6eo cinamst6grsf) <Pa'h's,
del circo L. wAnde Una hermosa 60.
lecoi6n de vistaa de Ia catGstrofs do
San FrAnclrco, iue muy aplaudida por
el p1bico ssnsAto. Despu6s dc ter
mtnada Ia function, 40 probaron dos
preeiosss vlstAs de larga duraci6n
<Descarriladores & de treness y el eSue.
no de un goosc1 que pertenecsn al
programa de eIts noehs Ls precision
y 6iezs con que cate Aparato presents
sus vlstis, al &C mo 10 competsnela
del aeilar Mu'et que es el electricista
que 10 mAntis. hsco que Ia funci6n
resul.e un scto intere resante y divsrtIdo.
La cAntinA esta & cargo de don Jo,e
Ot'z Martinez, es do recomendAr o.
buen servicio de ella,
-EstAba tan en- moda el nomhre
de <0erlA dna1, que "a no s6Io I'm
hArcAciones y marcas de ron vie II 10
llev&r, sino Qae tAmbi6n uu club d.
toase hsls que Ee ha estahlscido cor
eae nomh'a
va han dado c mler2o en- Ia Ia
ls lcs txSmenes para mReHtros pre-
pAratorios
Sc hA presentAdo una denuncll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
ASAMBLEA LEGISLATIVE
XUEV0 MENSAJE DEL GOBERNADOR. SOBRE PBEsu
PUESTOS MUNCRALES
Eumenda important(sima q Ia Ley Municipal
sobre el mismo asunto
de Dslegados do Puerto Rico, ell
dia 10 do Julio do l 9(6.

de Dslegados dc Puerto Rico, ell
die 10 do Julio do l st6.
FL ssior Solsr PRESENT. sl sjguisnte
proyscto dc 10y, autorizando q los
munisipios para rsformar sus pre-
supusstos para sl Afo eson6mieo
do ] 900 & / 0O7l
Deer essse por 10 AsamblsA Lsgis'
lativA dc Puerto Rico:
seeei6n l. 10 Autoriza por esta
LeJ & los munieipios do 10 isla para
que, si asf 10 dssean, rsformsn sus
prssupusstos para sl afo sson6niso
do /. .00e 4 1.o07, do mansra que 10 TO-
talidad do los sgrssos prssupusstos
no sxssda do los ipgrssos etssttvoa
Que, por sonsspto do sntradas eorrisus
too, hayan tsnido On 81 ano fiscal de
1906 & 1905. Cualquisr sobrants que
results dsspu6s do sasisfsshos todos
los gastos del sisrsisio do 1905 4 1908
y todas los dsudas hotar tss del mum
ei pio psndientes do psgo, podrS tam
b.6a utilizarss para 90 Asignasi6n.
ascsi6n 3. En todA modification
que 90 hsga do ssssrds con las die.
pesisionss do ssta Ley, % ssguir& el
prosedimisnto discriminate, para ID
formasi6n y sprobsci6n do los presu'
puestos ordinarios. On las sseeiones
50, u, IS, y So do 10 Ley Munieipal.
sprobada On 8 do Hsrzo dc 1905.
y el p ssuput sso modiheado ha do 10.
cibir su aprobaei6n dthoitivs & mas
tardar 81 81 dc Agoato dc 1905.
Seeci6n 3. Esta Ley empexarA &
regir delde oil momsnto do ga sproba'
ei6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
Buques amunciadOs

Buques amuMciadOs
Vas esp sMigusl n Pinilloss SAli6
de Barcslona ell 80 del pasAdo para el
NediterrAuso, Canariss, este puerto,
Asysguez, Ponce, Santiago de Cubs,
Habana. Matapzas y New Orleans.
Vapor amsrieSno <PhilAdelphias
sali6 de Ntw York para esta el 7
del eorrisnte.
Vspor americana <Carsesss con
deitino a Ntw York saldrG msisns.
VApor imsrics no <Julia Lutksn-
hAths con des'iun 4 site puerto 80 drk
dc Ntw Yo, X el 70 del SEXUAL.
VAnor frances sMoptres]> recals
re de Puerto Plata Gel II Al Is actual.
Vspor cubxno SJuliss estarS en
puerto prccsde to De IL HabanA %
calas intermediss al II del eorrisnte.
EntFadas
De 10 iAla vApor <Porto Rlec1 y
goleta <AureliaS.
Saltdas
Sali6 aver para los pusrtHa anups
ciadoa el vApor espafiol <Pio IXS.
Ruquos en- puerto
TRAvEsIA
<John NJ. Hcrmotl> ,csrgsndo
<Lydia M Deeripgs desoargando
SHsnry Closens descargsndo
<Coamos deseArgsndo
sMsVaspsquas desea'gEpdo
COSTANEROS
sEncarn scl6rs Fsjsrdo y YAbucra
eCarmelitss 'AgusdillA y Maya
gusz.
cana Msrias HumacAo y Nsgbo.
SGuillermitos Arroyo
<Fesrs9 descargando
xDoloresx VieQues
<Esp'rArzas d'scargsndo
sMsysgtiszanss psndierte
<Porto R'coS eargando
SAuv.lIsY raudieute
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
F4ERMlrNIO DlAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San Juan, Pusrt0-Rico
SAN JUSTO Il.
SAN JUSTO z.

Hoy disron priLcipio en 10 Jun
10 Superior de SAnidsd los txame
naa para fArmsceutlcoa. Los St fio'
re, Gallsrdo y CAldsr6n Aponte for
mau el tribunal.
Ell sabado paSado, primer diA de
inscripciones en- Truiillo alto, hubo
1Ol unioniatAs por 4 republlcAnos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
AVISO

Sc vende por Ia mitad de su valor
un aparato para fabricar debidas car
bonatsdas. Sc compone del generator,
tres iuentes con sus correspondientes
lavaderos de gax, una mesa para lle-
mar botellas de tapones de gravitaei6n
un llenador de aifones.
Para informes dirigirse on Camuy
A. ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
C&marA Ejecutiva. Puerto Rico, San
Juan, Julio 10, 1905

C&marA Ejecutiva. Puerto Rico, San
Juan, Julio 10, 1905,
A la AsAmblea Leglslativa:-Ds
aeusYdo con las pressripcionss do 10
secci6n so del Codigo Politiso, tspgo
ell houor de rtcomendsr que see toma'
do on consldsr Asi6n, durants 10 session
extrAordinAriA de 10 Assmhlsa Legis-
lativs. RetuAlmenta en- session, 10 en-
miendA temporal por el prsaents ano
ecop6mico, de 10 atcei6n SO de 10 Ley
Municipal, apro bAda 90 s te Mario
dc 1906
RAjo ls Icy actual, apsress en- va
rios ossos que los ipgresos dc los mu.
nicipio1 por el primer semessrs del
afso econ6mico anterior no Aseiendsn
& 10 miLsd de los ingrssos por dieho
afio eeon6mtco y como consesusneia
de clio los municipios no podrkn pre-
supueatAr ura sumA que 90 apro kline
& sua entradas Eato 90. vsrdadera.
mapte deplorabls, pues On muehos 90
aoa los ingresos de los munieipios
cAsi 70 son sufeientss para cubrir sus
necesidsdes. Los munieipios proba-
Elements eisrcsr&u mayor suidado On
10 sucesivo en- el eobro puntual dc los
contribuciones vsncidss dufants sl
primer semestre del ano econ6mico, de
modo que dicha sscci6n no funcione
con tanta dineBltad. Reso misndo que
90 10 COR csda alg6n or xllio temp poral..G
los municipiCs para que pusdan for
mar sus presuuhestos para el no eco
n6mico 1905 1907
Beekman Winthrop,
1 m IL Aatk kwa -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10

gos haher trAstAdo su despAcho & 10
calls de San jose ldmsro IA, altos.
-Eu 10 paradA del 4 de Julio,
obtuvleron propiedad de 10 banders,
que va hab'An & anado el pasado Afio,
las ni6aa del Asio de Carload de
SAnturaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
xU US0

Como purgants euave.y eocaI'
I'm Ii Indigestion.
In los agrios y n&s0s del sst6m ago !
Contra 10 iaqueca.
Contra al estrefimiento,
Contra la bills.
Como refrsscsnte,
PROkPECTOS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
SECC|0N MERcANT|L
Preclos MN dc los articuIos
aua Sc detallan en-

freclos MIN do los artlculos
que 50 detaIIan on
alma0enes
Arroces de partido Jap6n dc
es}&b.
Idem valeAciano 9 i'd. Id.
Aios de 30 etvs. & so.
J&mones oct . 10.
Quesos amess.a s16 Patagrks 20.
Tosino, Q III 9 IS.
sardinas ahumadaH Is centavos.
Jab6n, est Rocamo 70, america
no, s2} ~,
Pasta del pals t3}.
Mantssa & 81 On ! y On latas
do o. { 10.
Harina do $3.50
Habiohuslas Amsrisanas soloradAs
largAs e5t . se.
Garban1os e4i 40.
Raealao s4Ia as
Cebollsss4
MAntequilla, de s13 . 10
Papas ameriaanas 2t q 3.
TasAio 8 st.
Leche condensada <Aguilas q s6
Id Id <Cruz Roias s5
Id Id <Magnolias S4}
DEL PALS
Axdear para el eonsumoi
Massabado alAro do s4t.
De miel slaro o..
Cantrifuga slaro do u ass
Amerisana do s q st,
De Ponce s3} . 81.
Ron 80 gradoa Cartier 6 o.. 50 con.
t.vos gallon psgados r. 1ntsrpss
NAixe3
Tabaco, nominal,
PrecIOs dc compra
Almid6n o $3.50
Algod6n de- S . $50.
Coaoa de Is . Is millar.
Ouaros dulees OILS
eebo de res Q n.
Gate sorriente de s12.A ia.
CambIos oorrlentes
Londres cheek . l.87 & AS7}
Paris 3aa3 D.
HAmburro G4aD.
New York bttvs
Espana .
C6duIas hlpotecarlas
RAneo Territorial y Agrfcola $50 59a
AeeiOMos
Banco de Pto. Rico Q rs & rs
Banso TERRITORIAL. . 10 u.
Baneo Popular. . 10 IL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10

Ultimas operacionesde szdcar:
A 1885, polarization garantiza
is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-10
Beek kman Winthrop,

Tercera AAsmbles! Session txirAor
dinaria q B 3. I'm 10 CGmara
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-17
COURT TO SETTLE
JAPANESE QUESTION
Continued from Page One).

Until the case is brought before the
court Mr. Devlin will hot discuss it's
merits.
POINT WHICH DEVLIN RAISES.
The point that the United States Dis
trict Attorney intimated was that
should the United states Supreme
Court decide that the most favored
nation" clause in the treaty included
the subject of education the California
statute providing for the segregation
OF Japanese would be invalid
THE point as to whether or not the
Japanese are Mongolians is not in
volved," declared Mr.. Devlin "The
question at issue is whether or not the
United States guaranteed IN the treaty
that they would educate the children
of Japanese parents"
rs the State law providing for the
segregation of the children of Mon
Eolan parents I'm violation or any ar
ticle OF the Constitution was asked.
Mr.. Devln replied that its constitu-
tionality had never been questioned.
But if it conflicts with any treaty that
the United states has made it would
be invalid" he added
GOVERNMENTS ATTITUDE.
When asked for complete statement
as to the attitude of the Federal Gov.
eminent Mr.. Devin gave the follow
ing:
l would say that [ have pcrsistently
declined to say anything upon the
points involved or the views of the
Government until the matter should be
properly before the courts, but mas
much as the question has new attained
wide publicity it may not be i'm
proper to state the poin>s involved.
from legal standpoint, in the present
controversy. In doing so however.
shall refrain from making any argu-
ment or expressing any opinion of my
own, but shall confine myself to stat
ing the issues, leaving the discussion
Of the issues to take place at the proper
time and before the proper courts.
The question in issue in this case
is whether or not section 1862 of the
Political Code of California, which
provides that the Board of Education
may establish schools for Indian chill
dren and children of Chinese or Mon
golian descent, and the action and the
resolution of the oBard Of Education
of San Francisco in establishing such
separate schools and providing that an
Japanes, Korean and Chinese children
shall be sent thereto, conflict with the
treaty with Japan.
CERTAIN LEGAL PROPOSITION.
1t would not bep roper at this time
for me to discuss the legal aspects OF
the case. There are, however, certain
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-17

Is. Docs this course on the part OF
the school authorities Of San Fran
cisco give to the japanese the same
privilege as are given 20 English,
French, German and American chill
dren; that is, is IL not a discrimination
based upon the assumption Of inferior
fly and of conditions uniting these
children to associate with children OF
the most favored nations and of Am
orleans? And for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the decision OF the courts up
on this proposition, in due time such
proceedings i'm court will be commence
ed as to the Governme,.t may seem
necessary.
GOVERNMENT STANDS FIRM.
I have studiously refrained, in what
1 have said above from discussing the
question that arises from our treaty
with Japan, but as there seems to be
considerable misrepresentation as to the
point involved, l have endeavored to
state the question to be presented with
out attempting to make any argument
i'm it's support until it is made in court.
1t may. however, be freely asserted
that the United States Government will
do its utmost to compel the observance
Of all treaty obligations and to secure
to the fullest extent to the subjects OF
any country with which it has ex-
changed treaties, the rights guaran-
teed by such treaties 1t will prevent
to the extent of its power any discrim-
nation exercised against the subjects
Of the Empire of Japan or any other
country in violation, of treaty provi-
sions.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-17

legal propositions that may be assum-
cd To- be true and some that viii be-
come undoubtedly, the subject Of judi
'uial consideration
QUESTION OR DISCRIMINATION.
If the state of California enacts a
law providing for the aggregation of
Japanese children, but makes no dis
elimination against French, Italian or
English children, or children of other
nationalitics, the question arises
whether such action on the part of the
state of California violates the treaty
provisions with Japan, and whether
such action is not a discrimination
practiced against the SUBJECTS of that
particular country If the State Of
California had declared that all chill
dren born out of the United states
should attend the schools specially pro-
yided for them, a different question
might arise 1t is not SO much a ques-
ton whether California can discrim-
mate on account of race, but whether
such discrimination can bv cOniiscd to
a particular race with the country OF
which we have entered into treaty obi
cations. Under the treaty with Japan
the subjects Of that country are en-
titled to the rights of residents and to
all the privileges, liberties and rights
accorded to the most favored nation as
residents or to natives as residents
The question is not involved whether
California may or may rot establish a
free school system, as it may be con
coded that such a matter is entirely
within the discretion of the state, but
if the state Constitution does require
the maintenance of a free public school
system and does maintain such a sys-
tenn for the children of residents with
out regard to citizenship, and admits
to its schools children OF subjects or
citizens of France, Germany Russia
or any other European country the
question to be presented is: Is the right
of education in the public schools of
the State not right secured by the
treaty provision with Japan and is a
segregation of Japanese children based
on no other consideration than they
are Japanese not a denial Of equal
treatment with the subjects of the
most favored nation?
OBJECT TO THE TREATY.
The object OF the present treaty with
Japan, which was made in 1894 was tc
provide for the maintenance of a good
understanding between the two coun.
tries by increasing the intercourse be-
tween them upon the basis of equity
and mutual benefit 1t VIII not be dis.
puted, probably, that the city of Sar
Francisco affords equal educa tional ad
vantages for the Japanese in certain
schools to those afforded the native
| born children and children born in 9th
er countries but the question is, does
| the segregation of japanese children ir
| a school attended by them only, or by
| children of Korean and Chinese de-
scent, constitute a discrimination
against the Japanese which under tn
treaty should not occur
Then, in precise words the question
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discovered in the rooms Of Mr. and
Mrs. Mayficld on Nuuanu street just
above Hotel street, Saturday night
about Z O'Clock. Occupants Of the
house smothored the blaze with a mos
quito net, the only damage being done
to the floor, the lamp and the net. An
alarm was turned I'm from Box II and
the department quickly responded Fire
Chief Thurston leaving the Shriners'
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HARBOR GIVES UP
TWO DEAD MEN
SOME SUSPICION OF FOUL PLAY
WITH MARINE WHO HAD MONEY
TO HIS CREDIT.

Two dead mems bodies rose from
the waters Of the harbor yesterday.
one was that of u. S. marine John
Howser who was bound from Manila
to Mare Island for discharge; he was
attached to the cruiser Cincinnati on
the Asiatic squadron. He was passed
ashore Friday night, due aboard at II
o'clock. He may have been drinking
and so stumbled off the wharf. There
is some talk of foul worn and Howser
is said to have had several hundred
dollars to his credit. The body of a
negro was found near the Fort street
wharf. A few evenings since an I'M
known was seen by the s. S. Kirklee
crew to fall off the wharf, apparently
drunk, and to refuse the aid of a plank
and a rope.
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celebration TO respond. The Maynelds
are conducting a mission. having taken
their quarters only few days ago.
There was no one i'm their room at the
time Of the supposed explosion.
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The s. S. Iwalani, in yesterday from
Hawaii was delayed at Kukuihaele by
an explosion of a number of her boiler
tubes at the landing on Thursday last.
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Astoria, say that the boy lost over
board at sea made a grab FOR the line
to which the patent log was attached
and that the captain threw him "a
life belt and yelled to the boy to let
go the log line.
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A SAILORS YARN

Sailors of the ship w. T.. Babcocll
which put In here for water and pro-
visions. 1S9 days from Baltimore for