davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

- Aus lsgF 1e 80 uae - dScst-salEs6 Ga
tlEo CON lAAl4rnla sarrSsH--Gle anH. az-Ere-
e1znsAe 81 a1senrfA- rrz1R m ne 5frsr d
szEzIzarie = noriA
Al Or es1aS Ealahrz< hszo 1Ez-s.efaal 7sr b-as-
&C nsuv7znaezato
Es 1z1so-- -zzs1ar--z1rzzxssss-x ars; szrl1-s ugt
A1s = AAssFa-ezzaas - Rszra s.sss a. enss mar
1nzrSr7o1es- Supoas- z0e i sea4szza Niunsla
fsaet1A 1AAtar - FsAinAa-a y -n-r,ar sFs ruE
4oe zssed
- Bal bah. ssz-1so rssnao issabizs-
10 - 5nno9noae ussed- gue - rs@lz5 rsss=9s
-s -AA1efa4- A1u~cze - @zgr m - Ar rs-s-g-Ss 81
- 41e srananfzAss- Adaunhs $3.50 IDs has6
- &C. l@ r-zazar gne r1gre aes1e 2aare ares s.
l-sz.-As- n2sfA Sc &@ssEzA = -a-ssna u E.F.issa
SO : r+s-FAlo = huasuE : q r4iz7ex - saa1 f-s-
-. e. clLs4zlszAv Fzr1 c1e na - seTiA- r. e
Er1nsgFe SerrSo Pnass-p-
II Hrz2rlPe Pazsnr. raez7e eas De 8 -
1@7 lht'@ ArNN sAaEnA-ms SEEe - IN Fnar1a i1s
'aes sn czSz ds a sAzzra Dsg-x-,srusns- b CHS
n HIS --'-
: sSAnigo rasa. -~gaao j. uns - Gods deer
eAaA -, a<seae hssrs trs.s sse-ses !~s~aer-1 v-
- AAsHrzans 60 astas rsEnmHnps AaE;nas, ire Iu-
soSF& pooo e1e MlrneEA ss,s : rs ts.zaoes4- ~
'osa c DaAnrne . - Pansna- Fa H. ha &C. saT
se- s4so 1n zaaz riro us rass we.R-s- Ne e. YER
80 - nasa no me rrps1srrEun uIRrraEsaa nia-
'Ss 1@Ha2rA Ena zaeraM zsrsraA yszz-x ne 1R11
- .lsf@rAa- che - 4 ser g IN aHslass1szi'f
EsiAzssTta Jnaaa
= hIesp'srzso = sezn-sEa Es E=-nav. ess -
y sfE0 saHr--eAxcAa1naE Mnreetn-
aesenso Dc qne Ia ran~M-xanr7s4a Eaz1&-a us
ro 1Asrzatc go nze Snhne * RnAasa Gn4Aa- err
80 . Aan.4x cen abzmSaz.r@ x.s-&sxaaaME - y
- A11pE1FA - = nn5Erm DsaTnasGnss. eve
- Gs7Aa na11E 1zzTsz ezaGzzzsEa xan1nn = ErS
Y AnG znKaEnUs A1nae'nz g Ia casa e 1algntf0
80 11As1 ozsNsria i = hezaA anEas - .sSst
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
CRoNICA

Es-z 6a1d0 g1s hsb1zr = n=gatzra
d los E,srs6dicos Incon3iclonalss ; g1s
- re7roaazca q II follstD los a-tlca-
los qns p1bllcaron con znotlro d. Aas
ra-zEzs
No nos sor-srznda esa rssaluc5dsn e
los c0leSzs c0nss-Ta30rss- Por0uR nos
hsza1ss "a acoS+-l-zl b-sao rer3eS bo-
rrar con = znano 1z9ulsra4 lo gne -
crzai=roD con la derscAzz-
Ia act7t1a d asos coleSas anre las
1zrzEas 10 rs1d0 ssr mas lnconsecaente-
a z5r7zc7vs5o --s1zr0n & aafauslsglas po-
nsa3a0se nj lsd0 DE- goblsrno aaa1s-
1nz-1zzn30 5 o. z.e-7I.aasros 1na=F.snalsa-
rs 1zs A1rou1z-0n = co11fcaa-
Eu101ces eS1zban n czr4rter- tsa1-
T.zan con "a 21rzsa ens 1E-eatAn IN -
han3=rA- eon = gobizrao Auneae =
Aur2a 4 EEa1s
z p-z-e-o = Il g8e fae7Iita los PR
Tllag5os = grzngerlAs ! ~agnn1o. =
pas. p : fss-o-zs e1e = expl0ss- Co
laea2os en1re = gotsss4n0 5 = FSais- pc
dries EnaEz-clsh2A3 elerar5on d e.
Fz-lra = cozn3 hRscar ro1ufzs IN -
golfo.
P=ro znosas6 ana oosa rsr- Qas Is
1uzss-ra2ores. N n uaRTOE-za come--
c7zntas : I-1slzzst-salss. erzn los HAS F.sr-
5a1lcaaos con lzs 1arlfas = - lsazaroR
4 a 1alla hacisnd0 ca1sa cam1n cen =
p7s130
En1aDoes "a P-s1sE, qRe las mas e
Is xeoas 10 a7ends szno 5 - 1nrerss
Fssrf5rulsr. rose eoloraaa entire = esFz-
g - Pzrea. eane = gobiern0 : IS
e1-reis gsonarzss. = 1se5ai6ss F.0r Il. !
s7.gE y estos grtan3o tamblen -7AbAss
lzs 1zr1fzsE
Como - - go sr1ztad 10 1snia nR-
q De 6eSzn1azesa6a Essa gTl10 no era
= VroteSta francs : noble ael gaA. rien-
d hollz3os Jos de-ecbos de- Fsaehla.
sla1ta en "A alma = 1nd1gnarion gRe
Fs-aducea slHzuFgr= aas IL Justices
L alma L n1ss7r0s aaFarsa-7os -
m E,archa ae tambor eaR d slanpre
"a rnlSuza meta 10 as7.erazs &c Ella zor-
cxsas e rnssez0r. II arT1ll1,s 7e rsaz0Zrz,
ID s0-l0zas e ta5rt5la- s5n0 graznl1os Dc
aras nocF1rnas- Para j. Vr1mer0 - L.
resstz sozsr con Algo grande : ballo,
: r. asc151au1s e ssszzzhae ealeEz e Ma
sl-9= e e3=zs11a Et.s-zz E5Esa-sa--1e 1=z5o r8n-
--ztszF5 E-xn3s-az1s ! producer = Es-g-4s1a
Eazz-1 zRs EE~zzas- 4 101os- Rz-11az1lstas :
s.1-ss4-Ess3ares- E2zEzzzz u ezD-aH = resvso--
szts61A1- Ahs1z-os- Eslv uaaszuB EE-113o. rebe-
9srDDs = EsEr1e Zus nos 1ora-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

De tal Pue6e Callhcars-. si1 81 Eenor
escrnpnlo. rl hecho recicn1en1enrr acae-
edo en- pGcrt0 Rac0 con D0aVo dc Il
nanera absu7da Goa 1ue las $autorida5es
de IA Pegucna an1zllz zpiiczn y resDe-
tan l. grzcs C indul1o E!rz-azrnsnte
conccd5da con motive de- C-4tenz-io.
Loadrna7o. haze algunoS urs@s. pr
delito de inprenta ! no1ahlt per5o1ls-a
PuertOrsone5o don Lu1s NuEaaz River
director de nuestrO estradc. colHga IA
De1HorvGr1a. fnterpuss 4s,e anse e. T77-
0unal Supreme Il c0rrcsp01dlen-e re-
carsO. que de f50 habrza obteu153 favo-
rzble resaltado, dada j bozsda5 6e a
causa de nuestro conpz1era,
P1r0 ana vez decrrraso e. fn6ulto,
0csasfso Gel recurso = apsszz1H para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTR0

la i me1ida De l. indole De c1ertos
Ind1Eid1os 10 aRe vlene oeUrr1sndo con
= H7p5dEosas
Todos - lamsn4aban de enc Ponce
eareciera DE- M ESTABLISHMENTS De esa IN
dole qne sirTiese de estimulo Jos pro-
piefarl0s de "a raza cabailar, gne 4 IA
Tsz fuse m sIt5o De rerrso. don6e l.
s0cledaa p0noeLa p1d1e-a oongregarss
) gear De los esparclmlentos del Sport
Pero. COMO s1oede aqui ssempre. min
guno - lanzaba a afr0ntzr = pr0yecto
Hastz one unos Poeos h0mbres Dc buena
Eoluntad, ac0net1eu0n "a enpreSa- Y POGO
tempo desp16s- e Hzps7r01l0 - alEaEa
en uno De los s1tzos mas pintorescos De
esta c1ndaa, con 81 ancha plsta. 81 pc
lssSss. szs paloOs : sus gradas esPz-
ciozas
D1sron principle las Primeras carre-
rasv todo .Fsas bncs's- F4nbo concurran-
cla- anlmasl6n y entusisSzDo
i este. como . saaTUyaF n nuastr0
pals, en Eez IL ServIr de 4S71mnlo.
despert5 IA rsncllla q ciertos espir1tus
peg1eTos. ene faltos C iniriatiFa. : por
1an1o Tneapaces De realizar ningnna
obra lanaable, han concebi6o Il s7ea 6e
p0ner obstaeulos Al H7rss7raate
ASStsD a las carreras. g m czba-
10 - res7Sfe, ! IN g1nete se cae, ! -
rOmpe ma br7la, en una palahra, .
ocurre caalguiera de es0s iDcidentes
proplos De los FSpertacnlos hlp5oos :
cue estan previstos "a q ReglaDento.
gr7tan = Eeclferan como i estuFiesen
en ma plaza DE- toros = tratan Il cue
las czrrerzs - anulen-
Pero como = HEgsss77eFao t1ene m -Jn-
rado comPetente sne DO - La C GUAR
p0r Tnd1rldn0@ mas o nsnoN 1rsarresio-
nab4es. slno Par los dictados de su r=c
L concleneia. De shi aas aoaeIlos no
sogrsn sn ob7eto- , sufran despnss ron
gEserzs De gargsnfa eue s1slen ser mux.
1n0lestas
Como = ralma ID ren-a
> aplacar ese fur0r.
"a snbir como u espurna
"a venEa d. 11aagacsE.
Alguiea ha lanzado a especiota a.
a1e los Representatives, Gel HEsss7rsuao
han sldo demanda50s p0rcue sEesea lss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
P0R EL Pals


In canelFlzaao rran1To 1ai saDur
don N lsuccherrl, rlnit3cs1n T,o- lR L.
uis1a a. -5grinnltra- lH6ns.-ia " L'a1aar-
rle- en- su ralulan dal l0, es alEno Dc
.lsnA- ia A1auc24n na r1- SOLO &c 40s
a.savuf9a-'ss = ae r1'-as las E.s1ss-.zss 11s
= rlf-esaz1 Es- IS E-tiss7's-a1isaa 'ae ts1--
aaaea. sgna af AoS no1aras sss-a1s 1e
- H.s'a,an-
NM nra-1ss con aAs oEEnlonFs 1e-
- Llarrasl7l, casao 10 E,-asisa-n zs-ls.s1-e
sela1sEa O. la q S1l-s- E-tzrna- setrrs
esszs-f-A - "a ts.,-a.rs.s' II rai11raE's oE-as ls
1ssss's Eia1o fN1 s0H'e Asaz-'s @os-il-
-1s na 'sAsnl1@ 1lfA1.s n= As
CD - SlA o-.A -E@l-a'-i-
las c Sas e~1s7@ le ael re'A
his .aAls-1- E.nss alnGls la2 IN
rlsrrA sx1-as1-A- as1ussT-a is1ies. ssl2-
ElE1zEs Fsa- 1.nastra 1uar11a1 E1ls
Is Fr-aA1srs-2s 2aalss ae
-HT'1-sr CD esq ls.s Flr = 11-1Fs nA1a-
sA-.s-s se1 e- - -
z-szF-a sS1aczEs e. ~ 2ae aAlAS
F'as F1H1e os1ls-l 'a An
&c = easl1A las 1i'-Aaz q A
N11lA- lA= FRAA '11 e
2F p r1 1aalHraal e1o
-ls 6 - s - sS<
-@- t -
60 'Alss 1ar1s1os tl slF saHas para
~ - ~
iAs-'s is1s -ass- aa'.na9 n
D-esI llEIo@ lsI1T's s1 ea2asla l7 d.
Foeat.'s SD f1's l'Aneos slr1I'eas AofFF-
A-'es'l1-1ls s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
Il RETRlIEIEITO Fl HERToRICO



- - - 49,
- =
-. -.
- - -
i. --7---7
- - -
----5-a- - - .s------.-.------
-
s----.s--stf - - -
- - - :
49, e
49, a
- -
nAsiS A2or- E zrae A11-- ms
= 4.en1aao Por = esE'7ra1za e So
sls1,1lE1e- "A e.an--e A1-ll ssls1o 2 g
ao= 4ss Arlsr~ 1t - Fldla E'ailTlcA7 t41e
AA osl
NAas-
@ae l1.A4le1A = ASreLa1e ea -
:. Z 1-l-s ele5a1o2sS Ak'rles r 8ol4 @
'1.sy4s2@L qns eszT77s'an1iaA = dlS9o
10 q 80 Pas ,2o1 F-z-l-A--lo -siIsI-
Ne "A Fe1 2~ -a IA "a 4ae
E'aaae= claSA i e9lls 80 -e 80 A1.l-
5.re@ &C gScasi-'1- s71'ga = Koz 2 Is
Cos -H2e1s e 4' lAl1es sa= TeAslnos
- -
-7 = = -. ''l t-~
1--A1 1o2os A24a's ASlsEos osle121
80 :. = - '-----'7
- = -
- - d - - 81 - -. - / -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

C5novas = AZ honb-e mur tzusill7r
con los PoderOsos-
In es+os 1l4lnos tlsmpaa lsg6
cresrse no solo 4 dne5o &C EsyaTa- &
DO one l. n0narguia De Joe Borb1nas
vino al tr0no Esara pUnsrss sxclas.va-
rnenre 4 "a ssrT1c1O-
Usaba unas zzE1lz7szridGaes e a-n1 e.
casa uue ser mas 5Uvsa lE hul1e-a-
oonau1stsad0 4 r5tnlo Dc fan0gsts.
Pero scaba e reclb1r MIA lHcci8n
muy durz DE- labi0s del rsF-ulzl9. uus
Por 10 rizto % = Dc Jos qne - Hama1
q dedo.
Cnenta IN per16dico de- u oorte. oue
caznd0 4 psG1e1o rsr esruvi9 1-t1rla-
nenTe ezfsruO f1e . Terls Il fss1ur Ca
n0vas y Ponlen1o ma cara Ian HalRne-
"a como a d II papa. ls pres-u1-6
- Que tai, Alfonzzto -
Para mana - resz,oDd1f Alfurxa
AIII-soF Alfons1to, psro para Il soT
e Beg.
Al OH este aicen eue q SAILOR C&no-
FAs = qnea6 mas blzco De 10 ssae es-
Leccl6n c1e bisn me-scia
Ean0was = n01s1r1oso.
para gue aP7snda otro dis
ta1ar mas c0r1as1a
4 ssr nenos nar5s8sa.
Dice III oolaga qn~ = ssIl6gr RoDa-a
R0blea0 eOnr1d6 4 conner N Fornos s
los tspadzs Lagrrfs50 = Gstiyvita
01r0s t0rer0s-
Is muy -FSapenoo i ex-1,tinis1r1 5s
e ltranar.
Con sns a6ciones Is 1aurornaouia Do
- azrra10 g1e rra+zse 3 estes Erslsas
b1zasv19lqz9s
Sin dnaz - imagine one t-z-nos L.
ros & Niaaa. g deer, ds los cue tsjan.
Den Paoo equiFooo i ca-r,,srA- 4 81
tp0 andaluE T. hnh7e-a sarSado -ne7o-
i cA3znss : "a chaqneFslLa dess-0-sro Cne
la chlstsra : 4 toga De aboga6a.
Por 60 prCPonsnos
One cnan3o ocurra o4ra vez
IN cambio ministerial
LagagTi5s desenpens
n c3rtera &c Cl1ra-na-.
! habrz nzz acierto. fle 67o.
en one, afend1snao ! 81 clase.
e seh0r Romero yazse
a PnsblO De Lagar7l5s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
La DeEnoaaaa


oan S3aa1es rs7e-Osas pa4rs6tico< "a
= Is s--ao7a. hazta con rero3o-aar n
reSAsor sleg x-esapnasta-
t. r,-pnse sgroT,s9l i7rssogaa1 ze riS rorea-
"a r..nzrse e. 5.ss, q So eorraErso-
na-ssos. epe son 1ss one nuxren = IL
= L ~ xasrrTc5ar,ssS los one s0sf5e-
nan S,s znzraSss- 0br6. zaas. a irnrsal-
- Is m sB-e-sS p-0p7a. no e IN
s--anar,a a. v4.a-r<5aa3 Pero aun aSi.
: a-7a.--,a IN e.n--sssssSrao. oae 10 uue5e
Ss-,47rlo Il saaa IA Tornado 8 n lnchA-
-o 5=ss d flanar = a4snrs6n ans lbs
nsa1ssegss7es u ta7as gas salnlSffssos hi
cssran : oFosici6n 81 p-ogeceo dsl -
aor Romero Roble3o.
Hor = 4-a4a De coleocionar en- III
foIle4o ruanto - esrr1bl6 con mo-
-=-ro Is n 4z-1EaS. para que en- toi0
4Saunn SBhSssfs IA protests ane ea aQne-
nos asaS acsaros Isyant6 el pals. : IN
raa1r 0aa n1nglzn Nl11Srro vRelva . po-
nerlaz sobre Il tzpete- ! Il Pransa m
o.Ddscs;onal - opone ese proyecto
coDo an1es - opuso a clerre De 1lsndas
~ aar11taa o0e dssde e principle qu1-
50 tornar el c0nercio.
1 = sns esos aEE1en!os Publacados sn
e E'eFaas-le1ss llsDeh F3aA til-l7sEaA u
no.a l's11o-lca l.1-SA : - - -
ss''.-'1 q c'a-il'12 = i e % 49,
Is
s1-- .'-e 4 = f----...- fs,-
= &C., - pa -
80 - 80 I -.e ,..-1 -. -
. = t-0--sSA -.->'N'-1'- =
: : e1'-se-,1.-s.'. = = - -
;, - s. : =.
SO 'l1<.'l1,1 o'.-l''-' : - -. -.
--li-4 - ,r lstI-La-.a -
- : - '-A = a -. =.
a. "a. = : 7----.-7
-
rv4-..,a L. =
- - - - -
= =
- - - = = - =
.--0 = t'A- : -
- o'l : - = -. = =
- = = = -'a--'''-
- -. !.
=. -. - :. - - : =
- -. =. y. -
-
.''s'
E ss7or KaldeS oonvlerteSe al In en
IN 1on SlnPlclo BObadllla- : sxclanz-
paeSeo ane ao1a Ieonor % ne 4uasre.
renuncs0 gsAsFosGz@essss > "a nano de-
aoaA Isson0r- one No o1ra coSa au1sre
derlr = arheulo oae pub3lcs IN u ulfl-
no namero ds Ia CavrfsEa8saaeslc6a-
E sezsor ADDS des5ste de- empen0
Dc for-rzr m fercer parrzdo con eisnen-
ro,z oonserra3ores disl3enses- Desenga-
1aao &C qne 4 zEe9sadsos0naEiszas 70 aca-
rsriazz nanca ideAles polifcos, Por agne-
10 q ane los ezr10s 70 pze3e1 aar
flores Il los oiz1os psras, sa1sgsesass per.
aKova q ezusDa5za So Eenla saStessenxzo-
Z dee gas D - po- 50 sino P0r ~
sfrs. Psrg1s SAgaSta Ia snhido al Poda-,
: 10 oEssrs Z ss=or Kaldss one alguier
supo1Ea one obrabas 4 impulses De al
gza n6vl zEFexsszas- Pero = - t7ene.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20
La Democracia

PONCE. MARrEs- DIdIElERRE y 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

SERGIO PANINE


Ts.ss aus i Ia Fw
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

uaa3eras = por = Incidsnte oanrriao q.
cabzElo o1e mOntaba = 3oEsn 4sarnse.
Per0 eEt0 DO = caerso- Lcss 8uefos
de1 Hsrsdram0 10 deben naaa l. na5is
e "a lntenc56n De esos gue lss 1ieen
..ssefansorss de los Intsreses pat:lcosr "a
xsao desacred1-ar a H9pssayon0. - hsr H.
rs7o ranto como jos cue gr1-a.tan Ges6s
laS gradas-
Tanbi6n dicen esoz, one col 1n11sro
ae 1a el.cci6n de IN n1erR D1rEic17vs &
S5.ag7 C7m5, hzy slguDos dssgEssadss.
Seran JOS dler seas one T4ftsrgn s
caudiaA+ura del senior PoznelD;
i - comprsDne- 4 naGis pUe5e
.-rsSfarie nna derrota-
Mnclo mas = es I'm Lasfdss1sg como
aqnelia-
SerlR c0sa nnnF rzra
qae aespzss C 6errO1adot
aTl4slasen esos sshDres
Snmamante regNs5GcGE.
Esa frIsteza g fo-zoss
v4ndrk log1czHsnte
> no d1sp0Lls otra casa
esa gHn3e-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

q. - conspIraclon''s'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

Como a calma Do Teu-a
! aplacar ese f2r0r.
"a 1 snbir como u esUurna
"a TenEa d. FaagsrzsE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-12-20

con Go. e que son 80 vistal
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-01-23
Telegraphy in Conversation.

An expert woman telegrapher was telling
sdd things connected with her profession.
"Do you know how many more ways teleg.
raphers have of communicating among them.
s0lves than ordinary mortals haveG" she asked.
"Noi Well, I'll tell you. Not long ago, in q
crowded house, saw an associate to whom |
very much wished to say few words. She
was within easy hearing distance of me, but
could not get close enough to her to whisper
what wished to say, and could not even
catch her eye. Suddenly thought of some
thing. | noticed that the frame of the chair
in which was sitting was iron. took nv
latchkey out of my pocket and, striking the
frame of the chair, tapped out her full name.
Her practiced ear caught the sounds at once.
She turned and saw ms, Then tapped out
my full message on the rim of my chair. She
took her latchkey from her pocket and sent
an answer in the samo way. Not word was
spoken, and only two or three persons noticed
the clicking, and these did not understand
what it meant. New York Evening Sun.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-01-23
EDUCATIONAL.
Turning Made Compulsory In All Girls
Schools In Cassel and Berlin,
Germany.

Reading pa workingmen have pro
tested against the introduction OF cook
Ing into the public schools.
In the universities o. Germany there
are 900 foreign students. Among them
are 43d Americans, 33l Russians, 20S
Austrians, 225 Swiss and III English.
The new Harvard cata ogue shows her
whole number Of students 10 be 1858,
aud that she has l2i professors and In.
structors In the faculty Of arts and sci
encea.
The Mount lIolyoke Alumnm Assocla-
tlon Of New York has raised S4j 600 for
an educational project in memory OF
Mary Brigham, the first President OF the
college.
Vasaar's share OF the Fayerweather
bequests $4,000 y IL 10 be used in build.
ing the new dormitory, which the in
crease in the number OF students has
made necessary.
The Brokaw memorial at Princeton
College Is 10 take the form OF recrea.
tlon field, and the plans as decided upon
contemplate one OF the finest series of
such grounds in this country.
Thomas II. swope, u wealthy resident
OF Kansas City and graduate OF Center
College at Danville, KY, has sent that
institution check for s25, 900 to be used
Tor any purpose designated by the fac.
ulty.
Seven girls have passed examination
at Brown University, and will take up
the freshman studies under the privilege
OF the co-education law recently enacted
by the corporation. The class will nun.
Der over l2O members.
There are at present 1888 900 colleges
and schools in India for men, with 1926.
800 students, but there are only TO be
found few hundred schools Of low yer.
nacular standards and half dozen col
leges for women, with 29i.26l students.
In Cassel, Germany, turning has been
made compulsory in all the girls schools
The Gossler school reform bill, which
will be up again for discussion in the
Prussian Landtag, proposes that turning
shall be compulsory in every girls school
in Prussia, as 1t is in Berlin.
The decadence OF university educat-
ors IL shown by the fact that at the col
lege convention at Ithica but one paper
on the opening day was devoted 10 col
iege athletics, the rest being on such an
tediluvian topics as mathematics, scien-
titic philosophy, scope of languages and
the like.
In Reykiavik, the capital OF remote
Iceland, u charitable lady has erected on
her own land n high school for Iceland |
girls. Needing more funds for teachers
books, etc, than her private in
come would cover, she has sold her fam
lily jewels. many OF them heirlooms 700
years old, in order to obtain the money
Tor her enterprise.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-01-23
PERSONAL MENTION.
Car oirai Manning Does All His Liter
arY Work on a Pad, Which He
Rests on His Knee.

Edgar saltus, the novelist, is pictured
AZ smal man with sturdy frame,
hne head, an observant eye and a mus
tache black az night.
Sir Edwin Arnold calls Zola's pen 9Th,
poisoned sLalpel" OF the dissecting room
OF literature, and yet the poet pretendi
to admire the novelist.
Nine. Tat.nO. wife Of the japanese
Minister in Washington, can talk Eng
lish well enough TO go shopping, and
IKE her Amei iCan sisters, she greatly
enjoys that pursuit.
The opinion of the eminent French
neurologist, Cha-ccl, that all men OF ge.
MUS are 10 some oegree insane simply
indorses popular belief that has OBJ
tanned since the beginning OF time.
General L. Burd Grubb, United States
Minister TO Spain, with his charming
young bride, who was Miss Violet Sop
with OF Lismore, Arsy llshire, Scotland,
is the leader OF diplomatic entertainers
at Madrid.
Queen Victoria has long been regarded
as more or less OF a recluse, being nota-
bly, indifferent 10 society. But OF recent
years she has grown moro social in her
ways, and now shows fondness for
making visits.
The richest OF the new Senators is
FELTON, OF California, who Is said 10 have
one million TO Stanford's three. He was
poor boy at the time OF TIE discovery
OF gold in California, and made his
money in mining.
The manuscript Of "Home, Sweet
Home," was given by John Howard
Payne TO Miss Mary Harden. Miss Har-
den has died, and the manu- .cript has
disappeared, though it is believed to be
still in existence, and efforts are being
made to discover it.
John w. Mackay made his usual
Christmas gift OF one-half months sal
ary TO every employe of the Commercial
Gable Company, of which he is Presi-
dent. There are 300 names on the pay
roll, and the distribution amounts 10
$40, 900, which Mr.. Mackay pays out of
his own pocket.
Prof. William R. Ware of Columbian
College, whose knowledge and taste In
architecture have made him an author
ity in that art, has recently been in In
to inspect the new soldiers
monument in process OF erection there.
He is charged with the supervision of
that work.
Tennyson's dislike, not to say hatred,
OF the common people grows on him with
his years. His beautiful home at Hasel-
mere is 80 arranged as to exclude the
profane herd " from sight of the ven-
erable poet, and it is rare thing for any
outsider to catch glimpse of him as he
strolls about the garden with his long
pi pc and slouch hat.
Cardinal Manning does all his literary
work on a small writing pad, which he |
rests on his knee. The famous English |
prelate is now past 81 years of age and |
growing feeble. His fine, intellectual
ace is scanned with the lines that old |
lge brings, and the skin is drawn tightly
lcross his broad forehead. The Cardinal
8 a very tall man, more than six feet in
height when erect, but his slender figure
s bent with years, and his white hair
hows in scant locks from beneath his
Ikull con
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-01-23
Youthful Denravitv.

Carl and Ruth, brother and sister. aged {
and 4, are known TO their immediate rela.
tives and to good many besidesas "terrors .
The other afternoon they were engaged in
o very promising sparring contest, when their
mother interviewed with some violence, took
both contestants by the collar and set them
down sharply on the floor, one on one side Of
the fireplace and the other on the other side.
Then she seated herself between them.
"Therem she exclaimed; ''now stay there.
exactly where you are, and forbid you to
make Soandl"
There was something unusually peremptory,
perhaps, in this treatment, and for a few
moments the ''terrors" were cowed. Carl sat
silent, blinking and looking puzzled. His
mother would have sworn that he was study
ing up some means of getting around her com
mands. And presently she was aStonished to
see him extend his hand solemnly toward
Ruth, with the remark;
"Let us prayi"
And the two children fell on their knees,
while the boy repeated the Lcrd's Prayer. He
knew his mother couldn't spank him for that.
Listener i'll Boston Transcript.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-01-23
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.
The President of Ecuador Orders a
Complete Display of Women's
Work at the Fair,

The women physicians, pharmacist,
and dentists of Illinois intend to prepar,
an exhibit to be made in the Illinoi.
State building.
The department of electricity is max.
ing an effort to secure complete collec-
tion OF historical electrical apparatus in
order to show the progress of the science
from early times.
The pressure exerted on the Rhenish
manufacturers to induce them to exhibit
at the Worlds Fair is likely to be sue
cessful. Several prominent ones among
them, who at first refused, are changing
their opinion.
The President of Ecuador has ordered
that complete display of woman's
work shall be prepared for the fair.
This is to include collection of gold
and silver braid work, woven straw and
other novelties. Two or three women
may be sent to Chicago to take charge
of the display.
L. Takaqui and X. Ikeda, two repre-
sentatives commissioned by the Mikado
of Japan, have been III Chicago seeking
detailed information concerning the
exposition. They were greatly pleased
and said their country would make a
fine exhibit, and that in it would be a
number Of private art treasures of the
Mikado.
In the interest of the Persian partici-
patton in the exposition the Persian
government has lifted the export duty
on all goods which will be sent to the
Worlds Fair from Persia, and it has
also lifted the import duty on all goods
which will be purchased at the Worlds
Fair and brought into Persia. These
concessions have greatly increased the
interest taken in the Worlds Fair in
Persia.
Electricity is to be the motive force in
Jackson Park during the construction of
the buildings. The electric plant has
been completed and steam engines must
60. This is done in order to reduce the
fire risk. The saw mills, used in getting
out building material, which have been
run by steam, are now supplied by cleo
trio power, furnished, if desired, night
and day. Electrical Engineer Sergeant
is prepared with sixty horsepower
plant to supply electric motor service.