davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28

por los celoa, J 81
Ss, no hADi6ndolc
rus compaheFos |
que inspiE6 viVas
sompIsR . que .
- preasnto lloHans
sra meTiYle puas !
iuuado dict6 vsxsd
he sido condsAado
'ss J nm dia dc pEi
de indGmnixReioR 1
-En la c'Rsa
AutoH del libTo que
eRal - d0ciA que |
Isabel 0EaA MaGoHt
aAdo Il psna do II
h MoRforte,
roo J2E6 Va8queE,
8ibeIas del hlno.
- En- Pslma d
sxtraoKdiRsxie exit
Lsonor de Il 6psTs
siatA mallCEquinp, !
s:ibNtsTon ana Yuic
TodAVia no as {
tos sucsaoa ocurEld,
motive dc lA cobra
puSa ae guaYda sol
lsxvA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28

pvoyiaiona, bsio naxa, los sapuestns apalaadeRssI
dol pexiodiatA nohorHarcia Real EAte ha EidO
dade dc alta par lorra ra6dicos Sc ha sonstitHidc
ID nan4R dc II prana para oiaxo1K II accI6n po-
pu aE - el PTccsao neoadc prr 81 Atxopollo de
que faG victin el noseIonaao p0Tiodiuta.
-~.In 81 Atens, dc Santiago de Gelioia, q
EegicnaliutA Bsfot HaHau explis6 una eonfeTan.
aia q que pleioYdi deIaentTax que Le6n XIII
soatisRs la adEmsain de que % Iogttima Ia anpi
raci6n dc laa eoloni1 lnA faturA indepoRdan
Gle. cEss que - illispsnsabls, aogdn II opiRicD
lei 60 reac nte ma esmpletA deHcentTAlIKA
si6n adminltE4tiN para Cuba , Puo1to-R Rico.
Lca antillanes Yealllt 81 aquella Giudad 10 han
otxosldo m banqutk.
-En Uang y ta TiRee (Oviodcl q paeblo =
Hnotin6 con m0tip del Eapaltlnianto de- oonSu
NOS On maniteatci6n tulmutIoaa penstE6 On 10
JaBa- syEatamieEts eaustndo dsstIo8oa Dsspus.
soouetieroA ID g1aIdiA civil, vi6adeGs 6sta PIE
SisAda haesE fEsgO. Nc - sAha n han ocuFHi
do dosgrtCiss, PeHes0 gutEaA muCha TGsaxva cel
10 os1rHi6o. Eln Aide ua Ovisdo para aqua
puohlo dea eom pAAfa dc iafAAt0.i Il maadAdAS POI
Rn tOpisute coroel
-Ha a0iatito nlumsyoaistHo oonsuI1oneta al
iuiOio pGx julades Yiato aata l. AudioActA DC Ma.
drid, y coEoCido per d erimen dc Alcal1.
ascho ocuxli6 On 81 tsatYo del msnsioRado pUs
olo. = actor Ram6n Gsmss, mat6 dc m tiTt
da raW6lvaR lAAantxiE Ohdnlta Soy. i@pulgadc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28
IA snfsInsdad d 4 saHl
Humscso, Dicienbrs a. de 1884.
ar. p. Fslna do L6poG Tusro.


Ar. p. EsIna do L6poA Tnsro.
Rio-pisdHaa
Nj estmade amsgo: Cottestando uu gra
10 qRe rsciM 81 dia 2e, teHgo ii gaato d. iAtoY
y aIle, que los haeandadoa de rqui, est6n may de
acusgdo oon los a5sisulos por Y. publicsdos refs
Santea one, In eauIa de IL enfarmsdaa que 81
trs II c.Ha, producIda poE d gusanc blsncC
uahsza pristA.
No Ia habido neesaidad de nAudaR aKawi.
aAT si NJ preseSciax a'guRAa aep'g; d NAL 90 60
Roeido deads nuchos AMOS, J 70 minmc hs tssidc
ooAsicR dc ccAvsnCsrme, tinto sn lSB facts que
hs cHltivadc, cEaRto eA diRtintaa capa1 qNo Algu
naa vessH he tenido On al corral dc mi casa.
Sc ha obssxvpdo tambi4a que an los Aios de
ss0A, % cuando mas 20 H0pHuduca 81 animal; Goa.
Hicna ID mvort0 do ID caps, q que dicho gufanc
y ls come toda Il Esfs, saro 81, que eA. ssgai.
d. 90 Haea.
SO ha notado AIi miamc que sn Ia terra muy
TotuHada antss de II Eiombys, aeRde 8 @ praReR
ts meRoE sl guuano.
Pero no 90 aItA aolA, nj ID dnioa sRfeYmedad
que ssfTa Il o. axiTta ctYa cACGA dc pHcpersio
ass tan grsvss J alsEmanteH pYodHcidA tambi6H
por otEo guHsHo hormiga negrA que - iHtEodu
70 en- 81 II terror de 10 casa, entgando especial.
msnte poH 81 ecgollc, } cuaAdo no ua ssca, de In
gar que brots con alguna sxteRsi6n roH todal
sagins, ep mule; muy convanisnte ssIfa para IL
gEicultWrs, sl que " estzdiars tanbi6a osta -.
gunda snfeImsdad, repito tan grave COMO 10
primsra.
Sin OtTo particular diGpOnga Dc N Attmo
amigo aE q. b. Z. N.
Narciso SoIsr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28
NOTIOIAs GENERALEE

Bsta manana sa he visto sn juicio oral , vA
blieo Ii eauaA sontEa el eiago JoAgHin GoDHalsH
que fu6 aeuuado poy hAbsT musxto 6 "a eoneaht-
aa O. OI PWente del Agna.
ID TKibunal foTmado poH lea EshoEes 0viIa-
sxo, AlvaEsE. Conds Bosch, 10 preside . 1lMo
eaaag aen Vieante TamandaH. Nm sugtstuei6n
del nsaog Tsniamta AHsal, xepEssentaha la nsHaa
aiSn q diaiIngpi9o ahagAda y aeoal NRplnute aan
Islipa qlahi 7 eeNpAhA q lgasle g aailAlss n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28

aida iatant6 Ram6n Iuisidar
dido stectRAI porq1e 11o de
.eavi6 al aTma. III acusAde
mp. tiAs 81 P6blie0 puOs se
ha loco dc amor poT ~ Aovia,
Y dioiaMde que 10 que quOIis
soda viviT Ain Onduiia =
o de cRlpabihdad J Ramos
diaR = siats sAos ouatro me
u, y 81 pHgo do ], 900 poaOtsa
q fAMilia dc 81 VictlWA.
pguida contra ol p. Osyhat6,
! puhlie6 On VAlsReiA J sn o.
2sins, 0I Rsy y ID IHtAnb
el RsGal pids para 81 pIoce
ioH De pIiSi6n mayor.
alicial hA Hido 0Iec1tAdo .
t1r del assEnato del euxa de
MaIIerca, ha debxtado cor
sspIeIeRtsRdo 81 pApal de
FsVolita" la diltag1idA n.
bel Riers. S1a paiaanos i
"a uvAci6n.
% que A,ea1ce han teAidc
SR Oangta de Tlneo, COZ
! de dsrsshos de conHAmoB
10 AUcsdido AbsolutA rs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28
Harina
La Tuun1oa,dora,"

La mejor de todas las harinas y efec-
los americanos tiene constante existen-
cia SERAFIN Alfonso. Tetuan %. 1919
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28
Movimies 10 de spcEe1:

E e. esp. "saturhisA" SAID ds Liverpool
via ssntaSder 81 15 del eorrieass. 81 sHPal-
''Vasso" 10 verified de Liverpool 81 10 del setua.
81 aIenkn BoIHsaa con sScals 81 los puslt q
10 HambuHgo. BEeaeA SaathomsH, sataxf sqEa
hacia el ~ del asa Iigs ssgHiY6 vajs para Ne.
yaRdea Ponce 81 b~Pa AstanxAa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28

Nuevas Vfctinas de IL dinasita dc Cateso
H lba ala DoAocKt ei4" de r nss:
sEn Ii no. ha dc ] del corTieEte eR ID cara
que hRbita den Manuel Gim6noz, sn ls Plsya de
sata Oiud,d, % re IS IA quiRquS ore stSsfs
Il c6lssHs dinsniia ds Oatano, qusmkadess va
rios musblss , prspdas de vsItiE, sin qua haYs
que la1sstAv m iRcsndio, que pudo tTAaT graves
scHSseueReisn gEaciaa los vscisoH la pATeia
do Ordon pdbli'c qus acust'roH tiSmpe J pu-
disHon HefoeaYlo, uin oahsygc. el a'har Gi1OauE
Tesu t6 cor ma quemsduEa en- una maao, una
AsrldA su m piS 80 asncxA hantants qnsmada
IN eAh tedo 81 ensrpe."
Ha AeBidc 10 AtuAelon a. dsHpndiRBs de Eos-
otrcs para Poncn, donda 10 sconpAna IN satimi.
BILE ftmilia, AusstEo busn amigo 81 ssAeT der
HduaTde Rodoyvc, Tesisntsmeats nomhxsdo iusx
de prImaya iRstsneia dc fqusl aistvIte judicial.
UsseGn uuy busn vlais , falieitaRes { Pow.
ea cue tendEG ea 81 HsnoV 10 ieYxo IN msRlutrtr
do pRoba en- ~ dtGti guida fsnailiR un prlAxon,
= M paae aqwslla bssla nesleapd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28

t0 Puerto Riec. .-PregUBtsI
res. CoHtoataci6n del ki1iE-
= Fe-Raet tificacion0B de smbeI
NIatAn del aeiloY Diax OaRsiaI
tel Ministxo de UltTamaT.-|
de amhoG EenoTaH. .-ObssYva.
@Nll6n. .--OcE taGtAci6A del hi.
AHna1. 1.-RectifieacioRss do an.
20 do ELTRAk6R (Abaz.
bra.
ENTH: La tieBe 8. 8.
o do ULTRAMAR (Aba1-
tlEeH.
<ice 81 sedox LlaBt1es que 90
pa; paYO 20 pHedo dseir l.
toT4eTo de In t6nHla: / N
. 20 naCido / Como he
PH0rto Rico d0ads hass
r4te AAoa Ia plata no oEtAba
- hoy ! ri Eefior 0ulI6R:
sxiatiR.) Pslo I como ha.
slsma Ri no sxiGtla la caHaaI /
sha dc que ID question no %
O. que 81 GeH0x LAntHeS, qua
IoAseTvGdoy, que hA eHtado
10 esoa Siets AMOS, no he To-
amigos que hsgan 81 oanjs;
8. no 10 10 hAyA Psdido, CO.
3 10 habfA pedido; solo que
mas tsG6H J eRsYRiA { Iul
isn, que { Ius propios ami
ado que 70 reluslva. (Rl 81
tico 81 Prebl0ma.l Rsyo lcS
Vieron en- el podsx durants
todo 0Hs plaso, One ha pedi-
los amigos que xasuslvan 81
Apadids no 10 hA scnEsguido
ls que squi TODD 81 muado o.
No; el 0okieYnc W { scn-
: Is. 8. no rscusaI4: VI Z Con
EAy6R, al sahox { GGov0a, q
nor II, todaa La soHdAd6YaI
porquO nee0aita que todaI
y 50 veto AutoxiHado en- estC
bion vile In psma de que ID
lsSno 10 reeiba. NJ IeHol
Dc IL ley.) / Antsn dc h
y 90 osA I UAA ley dc pre-
ha dispHaEtU qua b u a
Aacional; Pusa Pzesisament
to dc Osa Icy, sobYe eeml
la MaHeTa Dc haceYlo. sehI,
. de hacex J GobEe le que dil
3 que ss zopttA 10 "a suco
caano lAu connocueA ciAs d
kla ligSrs, como tu6 ID autr
llaci6n dc loH pesos mejicl
8 tamadA Tiger, meRtS J ia
oa habitantsu de PasYto Rt
:oR Alagiia, con j6pilo, CO,
hey 20 qusisn dc ella. 1Quit
EnO, solo poY sseuchaI u
lab.taAtes dc PRoJto RisC
en ostA eRenti6n una xesc
smo IL Dc IL cixculael6n d
IL Ruaa ESQ No Il ha1k {
res.
% hay 1Banimidad dc paxl
ESQ sstk damoltradO. Die
ip1tados dc Puerto RIoo %
dEk hAbsr , 20 10 10 dudt
d xeheien loo DipHtadoa d
I, no We 8. 9. que 81 eTgu
humane Z I Como hAn d
baien les que 80 bsRsf
ne log eaMbiog Z OF ye tol
llfS de Puerto Rieo, a
.tIi ostka los esm bioa M
.pH ri eaxRamento mas px
al estuvis1an bsjrs PA
svlBeia yyo otamderten 6
L. ostA mMtaxtn. Ne puaG
Apini6R. Toda h qHe eaal
e HN@le MgA I igV - |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28

Aver taYda Ia IrAcina ache on II ca
10 del Sol, en- IN caf TIA ceIcA de ls rsmra "a
3An OriIt6hAl, TsGu tendo d. els N iR5igids5
lsTido Bor 10 sSpAlds, oTo eoa an tyaasndo As-
vsj 10 en- d brlEo derscho, J sl sgEsEor. hsEida
n usa AAEo 81 tismpo de dssaTaario. - moti
70 de Ia Hsysrta 10 ignorAmoB psro eenvsndTia
1yo la poieia 10 Az rlguAvs. Les hezidoa que
fusron enRE dos Aa prinsTa iAtsRcitn En- 81 dep3.
lto nuaicipRl, Hs llamsa Marcos GAEsiA Cd kE1.
quito, AHtenio Ousv1U 10 CAiolss sl agEsIoz
aombrAdo AsdTeI AvsIso J 81 Tlta tut coAdE-
lido u OkKcaI por 10 20 icfA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28
EXT ACT0 OFFICIAL
en- la session celel ada cl 28 de NoViembre
en- eI COn9T 20 dc los Diput05OS.

! Jzoati6M mcnatafiR
del senior Lat
tro de UItEstni
senorss. Peg
OoBteltaci6H
RecGi6carionb
zion del sshoH
nitro dc Ultr
kes sanoles.
III Ssnor Mai.
suxaD: Pido IL pal
81 SY. PRESIi
| n senoT AiHia
suEs): Auy pccas
HAes sIste aHo
Is pll AtsAdo el rTol
que dsciR el famoae
hAce Eista amos no b
lie habaY pYoblena
Iiste ahcs, ai Asos
dspEeeisda come 10
PRss Z pesar dc GGt
oia do e1fGtiY 81 pl
PeHc, adsm1I, Il p1
Dc tAR tAcil noluei6
asxtsAsCa d pArtid.
en- 81 podST desPE
gTaao de Ius propi
= no ssrG pozquO 6
mo raxeso indicAx
3. 8. pidO mas, 70
adveHSaxics, ATcs
yoG; rexo Ao N Il
LAlSrag; No eaI
amigos dc 8. q. .
sSoa mats amos, J
10 8. 9. { sus pl
problems, yAi Ee /
HahlAba 8. 8
sHes uAa eninamci
su.tA4 sAalEaAcian
guIta AI Esnor Co
'sAOE 6ilvslA yA
Smi10seiAG del pa
alias den "a opia1,
sInsto, quo el an
len J - qAs 81 @
hAAtEOs: ESQ, ~
Iey ] I Pexo que
InpRoatos o. ha
PRsrto Rico moas
Iobro .. cAnflInil
pu0ds hacsyGs, aok
Ol pla 10 en que 70
sUkmoA 1 uni6rs
tido Z E.tlms-
ana msdidA tcmadl
;iEaei6n para II cir
aos. Esa me&ida1
lplaud do poH tedoI
10 que Ii TGcibieHox
os bHazos abieItos
% 8. 8. que sl Cob
,piHioAsa de ciartoG
ioms sen IgeramcH
ROi6n roH sl entilc
% pesos meiisaE
lokjsYBo, BeAeT I
ReSp0eto 6 %
sIes, me paxeco {
!. 3. que todos loI
e eata opinion.
n mayoTiA, a
'ueTt0 Rico. III
lanto qE0 70 uGo
uerax que los san
Ian con II slsvaci
. m eaYgamoktc
ondo On LendHsi
ltcs, no ohtand
70 que d loa can
y CO dc Ultima 1
GmnxA inmatlenG
lba4 unanimidad
lIye 4 OEpanad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-28

IIustTAdo jHYissoREulto don Jcs6 SevsEo Gu nonss.
IRA Eaerethrio de IL el usdeT AldTay.
DssruSu de Il dscIsTAci6n del pFoesRado
syaeuads a pfusba testiHeaI, el dsfss soY pFcpu-
90 una iEfoEssaci6a AupIsmsntaKiA para aVsKigHAy
IN dieao del Jotqufa 0oREtisa; % anspendle -
lsEi6n pcr brsvsn Asmsntasy coHhpsada, isJeIe
pox 81 HasyataFio Ol aRte del Tribunal dsnegAnoe
ID pretanHi6a poK innesoaaYIa nj dsfsRscE ptdtA
que ns eonSiEsaYa uH pKots: t. ssf - h'Eo.
LleRade 81 mcmsnto de iKfotm =. 81 sshsT
roprea Il tanta del MiRutaSio hssal aNxeG6 tustiA
eando IL Misi6N del aeussdar sn aqael asto qxs
ctlI6s6 de mepstENoss, PoT aH ciTcuHltascisH gus
eoAoa IieHsn 81 81.
Enlu opini6n, sntes que uaiRaH como ats
nWaate 81 hsGho de ser Oiego 81 heHicids. debfs
en- consieRela miTaIns como agTava1tes PcIqus e
hpmhi que pIivado dc 10 vigta, dit0: satToReliS
maltEsts una mSisE smbaJsxads, 70 Pssds
asntsuersR sa agIssi6R NJ ante sl kaato de do
loR de Ia vietiaaa, nj asta Gus adeTasss hup1eaE
Ies, nj aBte "a actitad dtBevpaTads aRguHtioSk.
OsIifoo los hsshoR dc dos dslttea: sO bcmi.
aidio, lia cisehEEt noiss modiHcatyas y de abe.
n vlslssto, eitsRdo paI2 10 Ia dectSina de-
rRibunsl Supreme an 81 particulars texnHe
Su oTaSi6A, pidieRdo para sl AeuHRdo diez J axe
vs ancs de Hieluui6R teEpaVal Nj istoEmo del
ioVsw abogado que dassm sehAba 81 pIauto del
Niniutevio pdalico, tIe slocusRts severe J nc
Savs6 en- n pgaao de sRa psliodoI nj pATeiAlidad
nj apasiobs miss TO-
Al Gems xar 6 has0r use de 10 paIahIa oi
dsfa Asox dc Joaquis Cons les reproiuio 50 pro
santa pcT no hsk6sGsls Rcs di 10 Il BtoYmacitk
,ap'smsntaIis que pidi6 para svssigusx IN ~
tYs no de- ID dsclaIaCi6n DO Proeetado. Ma aeRu'
Is, COS oIa 0le. u'ncia que acEeditA Fl Esncr QA
noAss. pIocur6 Demo tssY que no tHtAhs tiaf
SEobada IL pMticiptc 6a On el h che Que He str
buia su dstsAdi1o Expus9 eom9 entesdfa
stRaih ado do In p1lAsTA abort , us msHitsst
9puasto & que 90 admitisTa en- sI ds ito 10 soAcU
uaAcia del RiEmo. reEeht6 COZ IsRgoH ur
4 t0lisSs y op7ItuA q Ia cigeusat neia do no hahg
tSniio 9onEslex ints citn de- csuSAy el NAL -.
pTo iuia y soiic 10 del TEiosnsl, qus Ii ccRuid
On praba 10 Il ds!iASs0AaiA = m EesKsGsntsdc,
splicsra di no Gtsnu.ztf Esh ira IL PsRs :
doc0 a6oG de Tesls ai6n con 10 cpa sEtAba ssa
siOatsmsHts csItgado 81 eiego scu ato La de-
tnss, hEbil slocu Ets del HsHor Q inonsH pro
dujo muy bu \ stecto sn ID Gala TsEninsdo q
.cio pa = dictAT SentSEeia, EbA n6 local d
1umaYnHa q neuFrFs c. Que & 81 AeiIki6.
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Nos eHnE'bRR Qa Day -A0a; 4 Las maioIA qae
% ha llevAdo cAbo sn sStA posltei6s, peTsse
los plkssmsu del vseiRdsIio N vota ds aT els
para nuestRa aht lridad losAl poF el iatsrSE qus
ha dsaala9ado sR 10 isGtaiAri6R de- Les Rx0YcR ts-
rssH que taAto par 90 acsi tsd@ ditri6u ion, czas
to por l. tu.rxA dc lsK que pEoducea las lkTs2a
raS, supleu con poos ditsrsscia loE de gas hi.
dr6gtno, 0vitAHdo los ineonVeaieStss de lA oscg,
n 1ad haatA an los cAlsionsI mas spATtados de
Eona poblads. Nos tToS qua no kemoS Hido coz
tor en- eDatnFAE os setoa de eta Adm niatrAsiSa
suando Tara clio hA exlItido una csEGA, ueEaes
.oH pEimeyos que, camei snde m -bsx de jzsE
cis tslieitA acS cSIuFoS ents 81 IthoT A'cAlde d.
esto pueblo poT los bSnsncioE que obtiese la .e.
calidad con Ia KetoTmA del AlunbYsdo, J poE d
intsrks Que visAs dsmoEtrands en- ID repairs lci67
10 las cGtIs', coa Guys neaida nc 80 Poco 10 qus
zsna j. uslud p6blicR 60 10 qus rsEpscta al dsss
que dc Les cUMetaI EGs, sse % 81 aaP-ino rcs
londO II. Ra ms Auto ida esptarEs Ii oItiRA.
ai6a DC % pusb Of J hoy que por ventura - Ros
prsseuta ID opoYtanidsd de splardiV, 10 haeamo1
dosdo le mas intino de au0Stra slnA, J eSn Il
lncsTidad que Eie aprs pro-eHsmos."
EoF dicez de IAs PieaI.s que 81 Is del ea.
..ies % dSclST6 sn sIs pueblo an tueIts tempo.
ral de aqua que faS IL aaMiTseion de leG veeiKor
pueu duTsHts uno dc loa sguaceroa que cayeEoR
ESQ de les echo de ID mAnaRa vino aqHGl accE1.
psdado dc gEani1o, ,Alguno de tamano de uRa avs
Llama.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22
Before you buy it will pay you to see
what they have at
The Racket Store.
NJ snan SUGGEST tne matter req.

ldent snaI suggest the matter req,.....-
secrecy or committee of the senate
recommends that n specific matter shall
be considered behind closed doors
At | o'clock the Hawaiian resolution
was taken up, and Senator Daniel re-
sumcd his argument. II was 2:2O when
he concluded, and senator Vest imme-
diately called the bill to provide addi-
tional accommodations for the govern
ment printing office.
senator Dubois suggested the alb
sence OF n quorum. The roll was called
and forty-four senators responded-a
quorum. The bill was then read at
length The measure directs the pur-
chase of plot of ground adjoining the
present printing office, authorizes the
payment therefor of sl7G 900, and pro-
vides for the erection thereon of six
story building, under the supervision
of Gen. Casey, chief of engineers
Senator Sherman opposed the senate
bill and favored the site provided for
in the house bill.
Senator Gallinger favored the senate
bill and urged prompt action.
Pending the consideration of the bill,
the senate at p. m, on motion of Sen.
ator Sherman, went into executive ses-
sion, and at $40 p. IN. adjourned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22

The Kansas City Times, speaking OF
Judge Humphreys candidacy for Judge
Fosters place, says:
Among the other candidates for the
position whose names have already been
ftvOrably mentioned ARE senator John
Martin, Judge G. Webb Bertram Of
Norton county, Judge Il. j. McCue OF
Independence, Judge Lucien Earle Of
Mcpherson, Hon. W. II. ROsslngtOn Of
Topeka and Hon. W. Q. Perry OF Fort
Scott.
1t In not possibly known that Senator
NJ ,Ttin is after the place. but the i'm
preston prevails among leading Dino
Gratis that even IL he IL not n candid ate,
he will insist on naming the appointee,
and that coupled with the belief tina;
the senator has solid6ed himself with
President Cleveland, has caused uneas.
mess among some Of the other aspirAnta
No one doubts, however, that senator
Martin would take United States
judReship IL he could get 1t, and II this
particular appointment is left to him
he will probably take advantage Of the
opportunity Of securing life position
NJ n good salary rather than trust to the
next legislature for re- election to the
United States senate.
The announcement 0f candidates to
succeed Judge Foster was Mt first re-
garded as huge joke, but now II
IL looked upon as a stern reality. The
hill retiring Judge Foster may not he
passed for some time, but that does not
make any difference.
Martins candidacy for this position
does credit to his Observation-Disclosures
he may have. While 1t is true that he
has no fitness for a place on the United
States circuit court bench, he has done
we'll to try and stand from under the
Republican landslide that will return
him to private life next winter. Martin
has made miserable iizzle as senator
and the only COMMUNICATIONS he de.
serves are that he Is not as bad az
PETER and that he has sense enough ia
see that Kansas don't want him fol
another term.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS.
Information Concerning tho Rules OF the
Pension Department.

hthhioh department
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 2l.-General in
structions concerning enforcement of
revised rules for executing pansio
vouchers, have been sent TO the various
pension agents. The most important
chan es are embraced in the following
provisions:
First The certificate must be exhibited to
h. magistrate at the execution OF each
ugher This shall be the hrst evidence q "A
pensioners identity When the certificate
cannot be exhibited to the magistrate the
voucher may be onl5 executel upon IN, exit.
bi lon OF q permit, properly ISSUED by the com.
missioner OF pensions
Second-Permits to execute vouchers Ia the
NIB 'ence OF certih atcs may be issued by the
commissioner on application Of the p'usiouer,
who should be under olih and fully state to he
satisfaction OF the commissioner the facts con.
ne,ted with his or her inability to exhibit the
certificate
certificate OF the officer before whom the
voucher is executed, or In whose presence 1t Is
siined shall be SUFFICIENT attest, but when theg
sign 1t BY mark the voucher must DO attested
by the signatures of two witnesses
in their own proper handwriting But
in every case the slgnature OF the
pensioner to each receipt attached to the
voucher must DO attested by at least one wit.
ness in proper handwriting 1t shall be COM
petent for the ofiieer before whom the voucher
Is executed to attest thu signature OF the pen a.
sioner When payment Il m lde TO the pension.
err In person neither the pension ag ont nor any
clerk employed b him hall appear ns q wit.
ness In either the voucher or the duplicate
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22
The Candidates Of 1892.

Arthur Capp' says that n IL not likely
any body will be nominated by the Republi'
can State convention this year because he Is
n railroad man, nor because he Is farmer,
nor because he ia a colored man, nor because
he Is young man. Nominating somebody
simply TO catch tbs railroad vote" or the
"colored vote" or the "young mems vote,'
without qualifications in the nominee, is not
honest po i'ics. The plan was tried in 1892
and IL didn't work, What the Republicans
ought to do this year ia TO put upa ticket OF
capable, honest, clean men, who stand wei
in their own communities and whose Repub-
licanism has never wavered. good many
OF the candidates before the next Republi'
can INVENTION viii be men who seek ONCE
simply because they cannot succeed In any
other business. Men who make Lying out
OF politics are not the kind wanted this year
-[Clay Center Times.
The duty is not alone for this year"
but for every year. II was felt just as
strongly in 1892 as now and no one was
more eager in declaring that it had
been fulfilled then than the Times and
Arthur Capper. Because the ticket
was beaten is no excuse for abusing the
men we fought for and accusing them
OF being nominated on dishonest
grounds. There were on the 1892
ticket excellent gentlemen, men
who had they been elected would
have been as UNNECESSARILY above
the present gang Of State house
blunderers as the sky is above the bot
tomless pit, and their denomination
this year would have been unanimous.
One can say this from personal acqaint'
ance and a close scrutiny Of their
records. Saying 1t does not, however,
necessarily mean an endorsement OF the
idea of renominating the old ticket.
The REFLECTOR believes 1t would be
bad policy to put up the defeated can
didates when there are 30 many other
worthy sspirants who can be honored
by places on the ticket.
But II does not believe In bounding
them because they we're defeated.
They made gallant fight and ought to
have won. We have yet to learn that
one Of the 1892 candidates Is not a
capable, honest, clean" man who does
not "stand well in his own community"
We made a hard fight for every one Of
them, and are glad of 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22

Like an echo from antedlluvian times
comes another bit of news regarding
the closing Of the Worlds Fair on
Sunday. The appellate court at Chi.
cago, the other day reversed the
decision of Judge Stein made lat
summer filming Director General Dav 8
and directors Of the Worlds Fair for
contempt of court. The officials were
fined various sums for closing the
fair on Sundays after an Injunction
restraining such action had been
granted by Judge Stein. An appeal
was taken resulting IN reversal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22

The now wind raj way Of the Pops has been
sued rsi6 back salary by a young lady who
has been writing tiers tor tne head swim
oilers. IL IL said that several thousand dol.
lars have already been subscribed and paid
by enthusiastic farmers with more money
than sense, but IL appears that the executive
committee needed 1t all In their bus ness
ana could not AFFORD to ray the young lady
for her work -tLawrence journal.
The farmer or capitalist who puts
one cent into this scheme of the Pupu
lists ia a rank sucker. 1t is absolutely
throwing the money away; anyone with
an ounce of sense should see it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-02-22

We are learning more and more
about this FIRST Peoples Party govern
ment on earth" every day. How it has
reformed" the offices is told by the
New Era, a Popullst organ published
at Topeka. The New Era says:
Today pimps, thugs and prostitutes
bask In the favOrs OF the administra.
tion, while state officials, to hldo their
deformity, attempt to Islander true
Populis,s, and even get down 80 low
as to set the cutters to work to defame
our women who can not suppress their
indignation at the vile methods used to
deceive, rob. and enslave the people.