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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-28
De HEINE

Iban los reyes magos del Oriente
preguntando por cada caserfo:
's5En d6nde esta, muchachos y muchacha1
de Belen el eamino?''
Nj j6venes nj viejos 10 sabfan.
Los reyes caminaban, ,atrafdos
por una estrella magica, dorado
de resplandor tranquilo.
Sobre la casa de Jose la estrella
SO detuvo, entraron, pues. Ell nifo
gritaba, himnos los reyes entonaban
y el buey daba mugidos.
S>Ee%
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-28
LUZ Y SOMBRA

La pl6yade fugaz de alas de orc
Surgi6 de pronto en- la callada alcoba;
Y mi madre me dijo: mo te asustes,
'fSon bellas, y Sc llaman mariposas
'Donde hay amor, perfumes colores.
"Besos, arrullos, esperanzas, notas;
stDonde tiene su trono la inocencia,
''Altar el bien, la dicha sinagoga;
"Donde hay lats, y carifos, y poesfa;
"Donde no existe un atomo de som6ro
calf van buscar, amado mfo,
"Su nido las aladas mariposas.
II
Cuando me encorve el peso de los amos;
Cuando Ia senda del dolor recorra
Y, cansado viaiero, sin I'm triunfo
Me tienda descansar sobre la fosa,
iQuiera Dios que en- La noche de mi craneo,
Asi como en- el hueco de la alcoba,
Vengan fabricar, madre querida,
Nido de luz aquellas mariposasl
F. G6nsalo Marin.
EnLo CorrespoDdeDcio
Fianzas en- metalico con frma.
Recibos talonarios para cobro de alqui-
leres de casa.
Conocimientos de Goleta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-28

fL SANDALO.
5Das perfume celestial
Al hacha que te asesina,
Ppbre sandalof
-Sftal.
Cumplido con Ia ley divina;
LIE devuelvo bien por NAL.
e. Satas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-28

-Cuando usted tenga necesidad de
comprar bombillas electricas pruebe las
de marca Sterling Special" Duran mas
y dan mas luz que las corrientes. Unico
dep6sito para la venta en- Puerto Rico,
Sociedad An6nima de Luz El6ctrica, San
Juan, P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-28

La CarambOIa 0 eI
muChaChO. ell muIO y eI cato.
Pasando por un pueblo un maragato
Llevaba sobre un mulo atado un cato.
Al que un chico, mostrando disimulo,
LIE asi6 la cola por detras del mulo.
Herido el cato, al paTecer sensible,
Pegole al macho un arafiazo horrible,
Y herido entonces ell sensible macho,
Pogo una coz y derrib6 al muchacho.
Els el mundo, mi yer, una cadena,
Do rodando la bola,
FL NAL que hacemos en- cabeza ajena,
Refuye en- nuestro.mal, por carambola.
CampOamor.
LAS ESPIGAS.
La espiga rica en- fruto
Sc inclina terra.
La que no tiene grano
Sc empina tiesa.
Es en- su porte
Modesto el hombre sabio
Y altivo Ell zote.
Hartsen6usch.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-28
Alumbrad0 EIectriCO! AIumbradO EIsCtIicO !!

berve endremos termnada la installation del alumbrado
eectrico pueblo de RoPedra asi Ell Barrio de
HatoRey
poDEos rEREsARLEs EN- LA QUESTION ELEcrRo
de enviarnos area postal para poder
dar un representane para recbir sus ordenes.
sN IT X LIGHT & TRANSIT COMPANY
Ne San Justo, San Juan, P. R.
90,
p. o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
HOPS WILL
SELL FOR
TWENTY
Dealers Believe There Will be
Few Sales Before
Picking Time

Conservative hop dealers in this
city believe that there will be few
more sales of hops in the Oregon
market before the crop is gathered
That is, the dealers say, that offers
will be made at 16, II and is cents,
and some of them say they will give
20 cents for good hops, but it is the
of opinion that the grow
ers will be cautious about selling,
and most of them will be content to
wait and place their hops on the mar
ket at the prevailing price at baling
time. 1t is likely that some 20-cent
purchases will be recorded today, as
at least one firm has orders from the
East last night by telegraph to give
hat figure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
DUNN
COURT
MARTIAL

Vallejo, Cal, Aug. 1.-THE
court-martlal was continued at Mare
Island this morning, with a big
crowd In attendance. Chief Seaman
w. +. Richmond, the first witness.
stated he saw the Churchill woman
In Dunn's room at the time before
stated by the other witnesses. She
generally sat on the bed. Dunn
signed all orders and performed the
duties of executive officer. He was
drinking heavily. but did not appear
to be I'LL Assistant Paymaster Mel
testified he saw the accused orfcer
drunk IN Paymaster Nicholson's Of
nee at $3.50 p. IN, Mel went TO
Dunns room 10 awaken him TO per-
form certain duties. Dunn was
drunk aud stupid. lie next saw
Dunn at $50; he was then leaving
the room with the woman. Paymas-
ter Nicholson stated he saw Dunn
drunk. and later searched Dunn's
room for liquor, and found both beer
ana whisky Later he saw the wo-
man leave the ship. He did not con-
slider Dunn ht to conduct affairs OF
the ship. Captain q. n. Harber.
commander OF the Independence
stated that he was informed the wo-
man Was In Dunn's room, and sent
word thre ctlmes for the woman 10
leave the ship. She finally left. Next
day the witness asked Dunn for the
"oman's address, ana Dunn didn't
know II, July 18th he again asked
Dunn for the address. and Dunn re.
piled he knew her phoue number.
but not the street number.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Married Twelve Days.

Tacoma. Wash, rus. !7.-After
12 days of married life, Ethel Rob-
erts and Arthur Ashley, of the Allen
Stock Company, who were married
on the stage of the Star theatre July
rs, separated, and Mrs. Ashley said
yesterday that they would never live
together again.
Mrs. Ashley is staying with a
friend. Her husband keeps his old
rooms at the Irving Hotel. Mrs. Ash
ley is careful to say nothing that
might show where the blame for the
separation might rest. Mr.. Ashley
declined to be interviewed, but ad-
mitted that he and his wife were not
living together, but added:
1T is only a trifiing matter, and
hate to talk about it"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
PACK
HORSES
BURNED

A dispatch from Detroit yesterday
says: The forest fire is still running
on both sides Of the Santiam river,
near here. and It Is difficult to esti-
mate the amount of damage done.
The railroad bridge on the G. & f.
II. II. leading up Breitenbush creek
TO the logging works of the Curtlss
Lumber Company was burned yes
terday, also the fumes and all the
buildings located at the Curtis Lum-
Der Companys dam.
Sixteen pack horses. belonging to
different packers here, were burned
to death Monday. and people en-
camped at Hot Springs are unable
to get out. The fire is checked,
however, between Detroit and the
springs. and the campers are in no
real danger.
Many cows and pigs belonging to
the mill hands have met death along
the path OF the fire, and several
families barely escaped from their
homes with their lives. Mills and
logging camps have suspended work,
and all hands are fighting fire. One
party was working at the dam
couple OF miles below here when the |
fire closed in upon them, and the |
only means Of escape was to wade |
up the river.
The fire on the north side Of the
liver is about all extinguished, but
s burning rapidly on the south side.
Not much more damage can be done
here, however, except to the timber,
md this is falling fast as a result OF
he flames. It is said to be the most
destructive fire ever known in this
'art OF the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
SOME NEW
BURBANK
CREATIONS

Five new creations, the work OF
Luther Burbank, the plant wizard,
have been prepared for market, and,
according to a bulletin received by
Prof. Z. ]. Wickson, Of the depart
ment of agriculture at the state uni
versity, will be commonly grown
within a year. The new plants are
listed in a catalogue just issued by
Burbank, and his experiments have
been conducted on such a large scale
that a stock of seeds of the new Gre
ations have been prepared, and will
be at once placed on the market.
The first and most wonderful of
the new creations is the improved
Australian Star flower. The variety
just perfected by Burbank is Of un-
usual beauty and color, and is of the
nature of the old-fashioned Ever
lasting flowers. The Shirley poppy,
which is commonly grown in Califor-
MIA gardens, Is larger and more beau
tiful than anything which has ever
been offered, and the colors particu-
larly are blended in a new manner.
The California Wind poppy is anoth-
er variety of the common cultivated |
poppy, differing slightly from the |
Shirley poppy. The Heuchera Chris
ana is new foliage plant, which is
by Burbank to be one of
his most wonderful creations. 1t has
arge leaves of peculiar shape. and
and is one Of the most
foliage plants known.
The Patagonia vegetable squash is
variety of vegetable which has been
imported from Chill by Burbank.
nd greatly improved. 1t is an apple
haped squash, very sweet to the
aste, and is expected to be a favor
te garden squash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Object To Writ Monument

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 1.-THE
G, A. II. adopted Il resolution asking
the Associated Confederate Veterans
to use their influence to prevent the
southern women erecting a monu-
ment to Wirtz, who was commander
AZ Andersonville. They tabled a res
favoring the canteen for the
soldiers homes, and adjourned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
nerrrra 10 Meet Nnnrr

milwaukee,, Wis, Aug. lT.-Under
the auspices ~ the Badger club
Aurelio Herrera. the Mexican boxer
Is to hght Charlie Neary this even.
lng, Herrera ana Noary are To drht
eight rounds and Herrera Is 10 re.
eeiNe $1,000 Tor his trouble. whether
he Wins. loses or lights a draw. II is
believed that Herrera viii put nm
the nsht of his life aud that there
VII be no draw this time.
Neary end Herrera have fousht
'hree draws. two at the Panoram.
and enc In Grand Rapids. Mich. Tn,
ionF'a time they were 10 have u.et
IN Butte, Mont on July lth. OF lAsi
year but the authorities stopped the
battle In the nrst round Herrera
n"s lost a grcat deal OF his ponnlar.
lV Saee the nasco With Nelson =,
Los Angeles. but he Is stnl a hard
a"'ing nghter and may be depenaa5
upon 10 siVe a good account OF him.
'"'' 'eis ume' particularly. As he has
personal Erndge against Nearv
W the Eagles are holding their CON.
"nIion here this week. a large ~.
endance AZ the nght Is exnectsa
'oSordins to the arrangements with |
DC principals the sixty per can, =,
= safe reseipss viii bs divided be. |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
ZOLOC'S FAST MILE.
Champion Exhibition PAGER Made n
Quick Mile This Morning.

Zoloc, the champion side-wheeler,
that Is being trained at the state fair
grounds, made a mile this morning
In 2;O7h Zoloc has a record OF
2;O5 a, and his trainer believes he
VIII go the mile in 2:O3 at the fair.
Zoloc Will not be a contestant in any
OF the races, as there will be nothing
here In his class, but will give some
exhibition heats to show his speed
This morning he started off slow.
but warmed up presently and began
TO get In his work, and finished the
last quarter in 3lia seconds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Additional Personals

mrs Emily Bartges, of DAYTON
p - ,,r, Is visiting her niece, Mrs. c
= M'inlire, In South Salem.
Nrs' H. C. Blackwell and dausb.
,',r tIr' Helen of Oregon City. are Wis,
lem. ~ south Sa'
,o.a S'ss Eva j. Savage returned YES.
Sa MAY lFom a tive weeks outing AZ
ts"pOr'' /, ,Sa port She left today to spsDs y,
,av remainder OF the summer on hsr
'A'ner's farm in the Waldo Nm. "''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Hotel Arrivals
Willamette.

Geo. II. Fitgzibbon, Portland.
j. E. Burton, Portland.
Ernest Meyer.
Robert T. Neeley, Portland.
j. H. Neeley, Monta Vista, Col.
c. B. Atchison, Portland.
]. A. Alternately, Portland.
DR.. H. C. Nelson, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Lesher,
Lansing, Mich.
II. Townsend, Liberty.
A. G. Newsom, Klamath Falls.
a. w. Hayward, Chicago.
G. Bestorious, San Francisco.
!. NJ. Selegar, San Francisco.
Salem.
E. Upton, Falls City.
ID. Grant, Falls City.
Earl Clark, Portland.
d. p Weaver, Silver Creek Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Armstrong.
Jos. w. Smith, Albany.
G. j. Moisan, Gervais.
Lee Louis, Eugene.
Cottage.
W. A. Taylor, San Francisco.
l. W. Miles, Elgin, Kansas.
Chas. c. Lightfoot, Portland.
Mrs, E. C. Smith, Eugene.
J, E, Watt, Medford.
J, w. Carson, lone, Cal.
l. NJ Selinger San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
North America Shaken.

Washington, Aug. 17.-North
America was shaken by the same
earthquake which shook South
America last night. The seismograph
here gives a clear record. and shows
that at 1850 the earth swayed a
quarter of an inch. 1t began at
1929 and continued four hours. The
record indicates that it must have
been very severe at Valparaiso, but
the recording pen was not so much
agitated as during the San Francisco
and India earthquakes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Show Is Tonight

through mistake, typographical
OF clerical it was announced in The
journal last evening that a free show
would be given last night at Com
mereIal and State streets. Tonight
Is the time the show will be given
ana the notice should have so read
II Is hoped that the hundreds of peo-
PIE VINO came last night and were
will turn out tonight
and see the show.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Negro Mnlinrrr. Iinnrn,,

Wilmington. ~ C., Aug. l7.-Ar.
'hnr Adams and Robert Sawyer. two
OF the three negroes convicted OF
mn,iny and murder ON board the
fhiladelphia schooner Harry A. Ber.
wind were executed today by hang
ms rheir aooompliee. Henry Scot,
was hanged last month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
A Mystery SOLVED

HOW to keep on periodic attacks
oi oil'ousness and habitual constina.
.loh was a mystery that DR.. Kings
New Life Pills solved for me i"
writes W John n. Pleasant, of Magno.
.la' ma The only pills that are
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
oI C,on 10 everybody or money refunded
0h'E zoe at J, c. Perry's drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
The Indcpcndence Con,Inco.,, =,

walter Lyon, the editor OF the
West Side Enterprise; r. p. Dlcker-
son, a well-Snown liverymen; T. ]
Erifhn' race horse man: S. E IT,.
vine a capitalist, all Of the hon town
OF Independence, came to Salem this
morning and spent the forenoon ~
'he state fair grounds, watching the
ponies go. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Southern Pacific Dividend

New York, Aug. 1.-THE South
ern Pacific this morning declared a
dividend OF two and a half per cent
on common. The Union Pacific diyl-
dends are payable TO stockholders OF
record September 10Th, and the
Southern is payable October LIST. 10
stockholders OF dividend warrants
dividends have been expected, as
both companies have been showing
immense earnings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
PICKERS
ALREADY
COMING
People From Eastern Oregon
and California Gathering
to Harvest Hop Crop

People from several states are be
ginning to gravitate towards the hui
OF Oregon" said Waiter Lyon, oi
Independence, this morning.
Hop plckers have already arrived
from Eastern Oregon, and have
pitched their tents, and Will await
tho beginning OF the picking season,
which this year Will be September
Jst. The Eastern Oregon people
came by wagon, and Travelled over
the Barlow trial. Pickers are al
ready on the grounds from the Sac
ramento valley, In California, and
they are beginning 10 come In from
different points in the Willamette
valley. great number OF the pick
ers Will come up from the city OF
Portland and some from Oregon City
and Salem, but the growers prefer
those from the country, as they work
better. az a rule"
The biggest yards In the world
and the biggest district in the world
has Independence for its center, and
that Is the reason Mr.. Lyons refers
10 II as the hub" OF Oregon.
The Horst yards and the Walker
Brothers yards are the only yards
that have listed all the plckers they
need, but there Is no anxiety felt on
the score OF securing enough pickers.
The pickers usually gather to this big
hop center. because the large Yards
there insure full days work. n long
season and work every day until the
season closes.
Mr.. Lyon says that, while II is true
that there viii be a shortage In the
Oregon hop crop. In the big yards |
around Independence there IL no |
shortage, and many OF the Yards |
VIII yield more than ton TO tho
acre.
Very near independence Is the
Horst yard. with 400 acres; Krebs,
4oo; Hirschberg. $50; ottenheimer.
100; George Rose. 200. and 20 other
yards containing from 10 to 80 acres
eaeh' In this district there is an az.
gregate OF 3b00 acres In rich Wi.
lamette river bottom lands In hons
IL is estimated that there will be |
spent this year In this district s25O,-
poo for picking alone. The prevail
NIX price will be so cents box
u was In the l.. Damon yards I'm
MS neighborhood last year that
Richard Gaines, grandson OF for
ner Governor Gaines, made record
y IN boxes day, making his
wages ~ per day for the season
Nagers were offered that he could
'ick 20 boxes In this district wo-
nen often make $3.50 and 81 per
lay.
There Is nothing doing IN the way
u selling at Independence today.
'ners of 20 cents are freely made
nd are refused.
H. hlrschberg has announced that
a soon as the price reaches 25 cents
pound he viii distribute si0O IN
iiekels among the small boys OF
'olk county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
In Self Defense

MAJOR Hamm. editOr aud manage,
o, v the cons'itutiOnalist. Emipsncs
ny when he was fercely attscsss
=, s,ur wears years aso by piles bought a Sor
OF saeklen's Aruica sAlve, Of w,'os : 1Oa
ne says 1T cured me in ten saSI sH
sAu no trouble since" ou,cls.,
healer OF Burns. Sores. cs,s .A.
store. S''ss drug
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
L. l.. Dividends

New York, Aug, 1.-THE Union
faciho announces semi-anpual d,y-
'dend of Ave per cent on common
ana TWO per cent on preferred stocL
rms puts the Union Pacific on a ten
per cent basis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
President Has Vi-i,--

oyster Bay \. Y. Aug. l7-At.
torney-General Moody lsft ,r,.
morning' The President entert,,naa
General Wilson. retired: Cleve,ans
H. Dodge, Of New York. ana Co,.', ,anu
coeoe' OF the English army.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17

100 after man will do moan
-V merely because he has confidence
Ia hls ability TO square himself NV
luerlhs an apology.-Chicago Nsu,s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Jews Flee From Poland

bucharest. Roumania. Aug. IL
In Warsaw panic is following N.
killing OF Jews, and hundreds Of IN.
s''iNes are rushing on to Roumania
h'tusees say the anti-Jewish riots
nave extended until none feel safe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Big Erne Shom

rro'' Reynolds and mis- company
OF entertainers commence a series q,
S sise' 'nnny shows tonight, corner ot
, s'a'e and Commercial streets. Moth.
ing TO sell. Ladies invited. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Filed His Rona

o,, W. T. Richardson. who was -
this 'sg treasurer of Marion county,
FOR ' .,ns -i,s'noon moor filed his OticIal bona
,0' 100000. The securities rites ,rs Oond :
cert and ,. P. Rogers. : a. AL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
sultan Attended Service

Vons'antinople, Aug. 1.-THE
sultan today attended religious func
''ons' to show the people that b,s
health was all right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
Asquam Lake Water Carnival.

Plymouth, n. H., Aug. 1.-THE
fifth annual water carnival under
the auspices of the New England as
sociation of amateur athletic unions
is being held on Asquam lake, Mount
Llvermore cove, today. The list of
events includes boat races for boys,
women and men, canoe races,
swimming races for boys, men and
women, launch races, a parade of
decorated launches and in the even
ing illumination OF the boats,
launches and canoes on the lake.
Prizes will be awarded to the win
ners in each event.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
(hicago NIarkets

Chicago, Aug, l7.-whest 7nuo
so sS,s' corn ass 047H oats sOis :
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17

The Yokohama Tea Store is mar
ing some much-needed improvement
in the interior of their store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
CITY NEWS
A Cole .tiOn of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration

j. M. Lawrence, the groceryman
is confined to his home with
sprained back.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17
NEW TO-DAY

For Rent-Housekeeping rooms, 4
stairs at 223 South Commerc,
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-17


is confined to his home with
sprained back.
The Yokohama Tea Store is maxi
Ing some much-needed improvement
in the interior of their store.
Three summer cars have arrive
and will be put in use on the sres]
car system before the opening =
the state fair.
The funeral services OF the iS'1
John p. Johnson will be held tomo'1
row at 10 a. m, at the residence u
Church street.
A license to marry was issued tn'
morning to Samuel Joseph bu'
roughs and Miss Emma A. Koeneks'
both of Mill City.
Mrs. Phileta Carnes, who was
have gone to Chicago last week. n''
postponed her trip until later In ~
season, as her mother, Mrs. W.
Church, is much improved in heai'A
Mrs. Lucy Smith, former rs
dent OF Eastern Oregon, at press.
living at Gervais. was brought 10 II
Salem hospital last evening ana
day she will undergo a surgicA "
Grafton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-31
CHAPTER XIV.

The terrific impact Of the huge ship
on the sand among the breakers.
which Numbered and beat upon her
sides with overwhelming force. came
just In the nick OF time for Morgan.
Had the disaster been delayed a sec.
ond longer the furious buccaneers
would have cut him down where he
stood. Even the officers were angered
beyond measure at him for their pres.
ent situation. which threatened the
loss Of the vast treasure already gain.
ed In the ship, although they had con.
scented to Morgan's proposition to at.
tack La Guayra and Caracas, and the
captain was In no way responsible for
the storm and the wreck which jeopar.
died their booty and their future.
Therefore II Is probable that none OF
them, unless II were Teach. would
havo interfered to save Morgan, and
he would have been swept from his
feet by the savage men and instantly
killed In spite OF all that he or Garth
or any one else could have done. But
the Violence OF the shock when the
ship took ground threY them to the
deck. and they forgot for the instant
their bloody purpose OF vengeance in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-31

the inevitableness of their approach.
ing danger. They were checked in
their mad anger for few seconds
and given a moment for reflection
That moment convinced them that they
could not yet dispense with the serv.
ices Of their captain. With black
rage and white fear striving for mas.
terry in their hearts, they rose to their
feet and confronted him with menac.
ing faces and threatening gestures.
What's to be done now" question
ed one holder than the rest
"Now's the time" roared the un.
daunted Morgan. striving to make him
self heard by all above the thunder.
ing seas, ito show your courage,
ladsl"
He had quickly observed that the
force with which she had been driven
on the shoals had showed the gal.
Icons nose firmly In the sand. She
had been caught Just before she took
ground by tremendous roller and
had been lifted up and hurled far
over to starboard. Although almost on
her beam ends. her decks inclining
landward. the strongly built ship held
steady In spite Of the tremendous on.
slaughts Of the seas along her bilge.
Take heart, men!" he cried. lob.
servo. She lies still and secure. It's
stout hulk and will take tremend.