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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL,
Providence, Springfield and Rochester
Teams PLAYED Exhibition Games.

TORONTO, Ont, May 24-The Queens
birthday was properly observed today by
two games between the Bisons and To-
rontos. In thelmorning Buffalo won out
by score of o to 3 in the presence of 5000
persons, II being pretty game. In, the
afternoon the tables were turned and the
home nine won by 8 to l. The attendance
was not quite as good.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May A.-The Stars
defeated Scranton by score of 13 to s,
the only feature of the game being Min
nehan's errors, which were redeemed by
his making q home run. X
Eastern League Standing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

sowrites happy man, fresh from the Slough
Of Despond.
Welt, the discovery has been proclaimed but
men are slow TO believe.
The way is open 10 inquire, TO investigate.
Why will not every man do so2
There II simple way TO cure Mt home all
those baneful effects Of the sins Of youth and
the excesses OF later years which blast the lives
Of mutitudes OF men.
There is a way TO regain strength lost by dis
ease, overwork and worry.
A way TO secure and retain the abilities sac
rinoed 10 dissipation-to !" be glad again after
suffering and atonement."
A way TO repair drains on the system that
sap the vitality.
A way 10 replace nervousness, dread and
dependency with courage and self-respect.
A way TO give full strength, development
and tone TO every portion and organ Of the
body.
A way 10 remove every obstacle TO happy and
fruitful married life.
All this is clearly shown In a little medical
work recently published IL Is not a book for
general circulation, being purely medical and
scientific and for men only who need advice
and aid.
How 10 get C.: Write TO the Erie Medical
Company, Buffalo, N. Y, say you read the arti-
Gle In this paper and ask them 10 send you the
book called Complete Manhood, and the Way
TO Attain it.- They will send ono copy entirely
free In a plain sealed wrapper TO any man who
writes for II at once In good faith.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

To whom II may Concern:
The employees Of the Geneva worstcd Mills
desire 20 publicly return thanks 20 Hs Honor,
Mayor olney for his prompt action and
promise OF complete protection. Such n re-
ception OF our petition Is grcat encouragement
20 working people, seeking only TO be allowed
10 work In peace.
(signedD
GENEVA woRsTED Mills EMPLOYEES
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

|oRsTrD Mills EMPLoYEs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

it's the place for you You'll admit it's the best lai
giving frontage the whole way round, and no back
ments and its unrvalled location. For, remember
etc. and with the eectrics direct to the property.
Remember, too, we insure your life we
$500 for building, we charge you no interest
heard of in the annals of real estate; our lots
only $2oo down on any lot on the property, and a
values of property, prices, propositions,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-25

RUDYs PILE sUPPosIToRY is n guran-
teed 10 cure Piles and Constipation or n money
refunded. ~ cents per boa. send stamp for
circular and Free sample TO MARTIN RUDY,
Lancaster. Pa. For sale by all first class
druggists CHAMBERS. CALDER 4 co.
Wholesale druggists Psavidence- y L
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
Ell herOiSmO

| A traves de las paginas blancas de
la humana historic, transparentase la
celeste irradiacion de un luminar Gu
yos fAlgores SON como los divinos ra.
yos de un sol sin ocaso.
Ese luminar es el heroismo.
Dadme un pueblo. uno cualGuie ra.
que no haya sentido un momento da-
do de So historic. la e.e ;trica conmo-
cion de los grandes arrebatos. de los
grandes y puros heoh IS. y csc pueblo,
dado que exista. no sera herm ano
nuestro. nj llevara en- su ser la marca
| de nuestras grades debilidades y
nuestras exce!sas energias.
A tai punto es humane el heroismo.
Uaa ,flosofa grosera, una ciencia
que todo 10 reduce al calculo positive.
han querido manciltar la granjeza su-
blime de todos los heroes, santos. mar
tires y demas sacr fcados en- aras de
la ingrAta humanidad, llamando al he
roismo locura. 4 la santidad neurosis,, ;,
al martirio histerismo y despue, Sc
han redo burlonamente como dicien-
do: hemos destruido el imperio de las
viejas leyendas y las aniiguas tradi-
clones
N-cin error. Por sobrc todas las
conclusioues de Ia hsiologia. por So
bre todas las negaciones de la cien-
cia. Sc levantan i-vantaran sienpre
las tfistes. ensangrenta las hguras de
|aquzllos que en momentos de abne.
gacion sublime dieron su vida en- ho-
ocausto de la patIia, de la libertad
de Ia fe
S., ei h-roismo uno de los sem
timientos que r. as h ,nran la Il .ma-
ma especie.
Sufrir con la sonrisa en- los labios,
desdenes de la fort ma, hambres, des-
nudeces y miserias.
Yer la muerte, la tAlida at a.
dora muerte que tanto tememos, ,veda
repe:imos, sin temblar. antes b en-
amandofa mucho. abraz indose ella,
aspirando en- su helado beso un nun
do de ideali jades infnitas, ESQ es ser
heroe.
Amar una idea con todas las fuer-
zas de nuestra alma, consagrarnos a
su propaganda con abnegado fler-
20, vivir tan 90 para ella, penssr
constantemente en- el anh elado d,a de
su triunfo, y morir ;onsolado con Ia
esperanza, de que siendo ella la idea,
inmo,tal per su divina esencia, alg1
dia triunfara. ESQ es ser heroe.
Y a esos heroes sublimes, esos
locos abnega los debemos nosotros
TODD aquello qle consideramos como
la sencia n ism. de nuestra vida espi-
ritual. desde ell derecho salvsguardia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19

7 81 los periodistas noe u,rmitimos
criticar esa actitud de quien ob!iga.
do esta q proceder dc otro modo, se
nos denuncia y encarcela.
Y mientras nos sentamos en- ell
banquillo del REQ. la dinamita de Ca.
tailo coatinns hacienda extragos y
asesinando 8 seres inocentes como
esa pobre nina de Maunabo.
Dicese one ell concerto del petr6-
leo va a ser anulado por el gobierno.
Pero no basta esto.
Els necesario que Sc abra un proce-
80 sobre tales crimenes.
Y que ese proceso vayan todos 4
aportar los datos que posean.
Todo aquel que haya perdido 4
algun miembro de gu familia q eau
sa de esas explosiones;
Todo ell que haya recibido quema-
duras de ese liouido Internal;
Todos los periodistas que posean
datos de esos siniestros, deben mos
trarse parte eD ese proceso
Porque Sc trata de un crimen mas
horroroso que ell asesinato en- una
encruc'jada de cua'quier individuo.
Los tribunales deb n castigar a
los fabricantes introductores de
pstroleo, no solo prohibiendo Ia in.
tro .ucci6n en- el pals de esa dinami-
ia. sino condeuandoles q indemnizar
a cuantos hayan sufrido perjuicios
en- sus vidas intereses por las *
plosiones
Si este no sc hace, puede decirse
que no hay justicia en- Puerto-Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
SECRETARLA

.Acercandose ell dfa 2 de Mar
20 proximo, fecha en- que ha de
tener lugar en- Aguad'lla Ia
Asamblea del Partido Autono-
mista Puertorriqueno. 50 convo
ca de nuevo para la misma q )"'
correligionarios que hat1an d
constituirla 8 sean:
Los Delegado- de los Comite
que funcionen dentro de las res.
cripciones de la Constitution del
Partido:
Los senores que havan s'do
Senadores 8 Diputados 4 Cote
por 81 Partido Liberal de esta
Isla
Los senores que componen
actualmente la Delegation de-
Partido y los que hayan sido
miembros de las anteriores.
Dos representatives por cada
periodico de la oolectividad
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para
conocimien'o general
Sau Juan, Puerto Rico, Is E
brero de 1895-El Secretario
General, Sanchez Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19

que jamas existi4ron en- las altu-
ras del olim 10 h -lenico ni en- las
anchuras d 4 mar ma,lite raneo
Y iuzgau % imno~ib'e la re
publica, Y no qrlerien'lo conde-
mar q nuestra p"b - iS'a q eterna
~ervidumbre baj, las y antas in
condicionale-. pr"pl limos va eu
1891 transaction =, iut., ig-ncia~
pactns. que no nos atlltaran Ell
m do alg'lno nu -stra p-r-onall-
dad; pero one nos p rmitlera /"
iuf ir en- ell < bi rn". V ap ic4s
la leyes Y utiIiz .er7aS h y
perdidas en una oposlciol iuutlI
| y ha'dir.
Homhres da ana isis, sin fana-
ti-mo~ Fin >un-r ti..i niee. 20 llr~
re>ig abano- 4 ' r q Puer q
Rico pr With / t,aba1o De
~u h : 8 ppr vir'r.l lei /: va ca
lie los temp ~ e;",1 ,is'ara 1ef'r
mas Y N. - ,ef mrs. par, one
nue ,tro- adv4r a'in, IL ap eva
chen Y las exp'"t-n. crnvIrt ca
do az en- in>t,utnentos snyOs Y
lesacred,ta dpas con to1as las
txt' ategia~ ne les in~pira sn
a an d., vivir >obre el pafe y de
TAB bnrar coutr. al p,is
Hoy Ruiz Zpr,lIla vuelve q Ia
patria. d, cue nta1o roto, NAL
t echo, til v-z q encontrar una
tumba en- su< nativos la Ga, tai
vez q organizar la batalla en- la
g. fera do una legalidad fecunda
y p' 'udente
Sea como sea, este aconteci
mients reviste caracteres ga
yes Y es nec-sar'o co aceder' Q to
da Ia I ascendencia que tiene en-
81, en- sus motives Y en- sus resnl
tados.
El caudillo de la protesta ar
mazda no Sc somete; perO tran>i
go. Ell sfmbolo de Ia 'evolu"'o
desaparece, deJ4nto que su,J el
: simholo de la resistencia no porI
pacf1ca Y discreta menos mere
cedora de respetuoso Y enthusiastic
homenaj7
Il f xlonen r1est~os amigo :
vean al iustre emigrado renun-
ciar q su misma hi-toria dc p 'os-
critic sob roio 6 irreductiole VI
pien~en que nos ,tros nosotros
40 mas quedamos en Ia arena.
IN sacr' isio q que 10
tenemcs derecho; ell sacrificio de
an pueb O joven y generoso por
ma eau a este III.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
VINO NUTRTTIVO

kola, coca car,e peptonisada, de Torregr0sa
Alimento reparador para los organismos
dSbiles.
Poderoso t6nico On todas lss sfeccionee
del coraz6n
Para la anemia no hay ferruginoso que
10 aventaje,
LevaDta las fuerzas fi-icss del indiyiduo
repurando al propio tempo las funciones
todas de la nutrici6n.
Es an antidoto efcaz contra 81 abuso De
los licores
Todos estos preparados De Torregross
han sido premiados con meds'las de orc
en- la Exposition Universal de Chicago y 81
La regional pc Puerto Rico.
Dep6sito en- esta cindad, en- Ia Fdrmacio
dc Gadea.
Por mayor. en- la de'don Luis. A Tore
grosa. Aguadilla, plaza principal. !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
Una naula

A los seno es Megfa 6 hijo, de
Jayuya, SO les ha exuaviado una
mula zsina oscura. cerrera, mar
cada al cuello cou c S. la in y
cola recortadas Ell que de no
ticias do su paradero a dichos So
nores 6 & do Ventura Mattey.
de essa ciudad, sela recompen-
sado.
Febrero 8, 1895. Inn. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
ADlESTRO Y SINlESTRO
MARIANA ABRIL.
i El tercer partido !!

Ui bercer partloo
i Sc disponen a fundarlo alguno
senores de Mayagii AZ y de San j Jaan
Les favorecs la disidencia que la
to en- Camuy. en- Caguas. en- Areci
! Las da impulse ell ejsmplo de Gu
ba, con su reformismo que anda Ell
boga con ell poder.
Y 81 tienen energla para luchal
brazo b 'azo, les sobrara g 'nte que
constituya comite. y vaya & las nr
mas y cot qaiste las victorias.
E Sc tercer partido fue siempre ur
snsueno ca la isla.
Qaiso formarlo La Portilla y fra.
case.
Qaiso darle vida 81 otro Daban y
So estrell6
Ahora quieren echaylo odela,ste unos
ca balleros que no fupgen de goberna
dores
Y shora es possible que cuoje.
No cuaj ara, de SECURE, & costa
nuestra.
Los autonomistas SO hallan bien
con sus dogmas. hacia los cuales el
gobierno Sc dir'ja 4 pasos de 81
gante.
Y no retrocederau una Inca.
Su,j. 81 tercsr p.rtido con ele
maptos ,nservadores.
Y le aplaudiremos.
\ con 81 eetaran nuestros votos
alli donde no presenter candidates
nuestros ccmite..
Y ocurrirA al 60 como 10 que ocu
rre en- la An'ila mayor, donde se
confunden SO estrech an en- frater
nal abrazo Galv<z y Fl Hsrrera, Am
blard y Montoro, Do'z = Fernandez
de Castro
iArriba no haya mied,
Ese ediisio ru;noso que se llama
II COP l'cionslisme ha de caer.
[. ss grietss le destruyAn
L4s carcolnas le corroep
Eta calnco. enl.b e, fl il, sin
calor sin sansre
a le'ante. 8 no SO sa'va
Ia liza. qnA ~ seportnna
an e-ta q . 81 ntngnna
Ia OCCASION la pintan cu'ra.
Continuance, victimas de los a2aar
qu'>fos lie la Standard
f Maunabo acaba de fallecer una
nin de ooho snos causa de las que
maduras que le produjo la explos: on
de un quinque que contenia aiaamita
marca Eiefamte
7 esos c,imenes quelan impunes
en- un pals viliz ado como este
5Que fue de la circular aqne la que
SO dlrigi6 los jaeces municipsles
para que enviasen una estadistica de
las desgracias ocurridas por esas
explosioness
sSe hizo aquepo para acallar la
opinion lub';ca justamente alarma
da, para cast'gar a los introducto
res y propsg sgadores de esa dinamita
que tantas desgracias cause causa
r.. Ell este pal ?
Nads; este pueblo ha de sufeir toda
s!ase de " jamenes, sin hallar en- ell
gobierno nl en- las leyes el amparo que
estan en- ell deber de prestarle.
7 el general Daban. la primera
sutoridad de la isla. We impasible esas
lesdichas. sin que de su sabio cacu
men sa ga NADIA para evitarlas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19

DEMOCRACIA-P POnce.
Ell Consul espano en- Saint
Thomas comunica hoy al Gober-
nador que Ruiz Zorrilla, votada
la amnistia, ha vuelto 4 Espaila.
Coresponsam
Els absolutamente digno de fe
el conducto por donde llega ell iu-
forme. va no habla Bonafoux f:
habla un representante de Ia 1
ci6n en- el extranjero; va no es
la noticia producto del reporters
mo: es esencia de la verdad of
cial.
Ruiz Zorrilla en- Espana no es
solo un polftico que busca repo
so: es el procedimiento revolu-
cionario que abdica es la aspi-
raci6n republican, que sufre su
tlltimo golpe.
Nuestras dolorosas previ>iones
Sc truecan en- amargas reali 'ades
Nosotros, id6latras del sistema
democratico en- su forma ma
amplia, en- la repdb!ica, contem-
pianos hace tempo con doIor III.
finito como va convirti6udose en-
impossible nue>tro ideal Y en- qui-
merica nuestra esperanza
Desde que la monarquia tomo
en- sus manos la ban3era de las Ii
bertades p1blicaS, y rest u'6 el
sufragio, y cre6 ell jurado, y do
rienda libre & la prensa, Y rec"
noci6 81 principle de Ia obera Il
popular, y organize Ia hacienda.
levant6 los valores bursatiles. y
domino en- el Norte Y en- Cuba a
guerra civil, Y atrajo 4 So sen''
las personalidades revolucionaria~
mas ilustres, nosotros cribimns
en- estas propias Columns one Ia
revolucion era tan inclerta y mi
tol6gica como las si'uetas disnl-
ventes de Jupiter 8 de Neptune
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
NO MAS HERPES /
Cxracidn radical por nsetio ie IA Herpe-
tiad de 10rTsyrOsa.

Numerosas certifcaciones de individuos
curados de esta fatal doleneia stestiguan la
bondad de este medicsmento. La HER
PETINA sc emplea Al propio tempo cor
la LOGON ANTIHERPETICA DE TO
RREGROSA que, tan brillantes resultado'
viene dsndo para extirpar las pecas, barros
v manchasde la cars.
No hay empeine que SO resista al trata-
miento de la Hspetina de la Loci6m An
tshcrpktscG de Torregrosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
Sc .yende

Por 600 p<eos de contsdn una flo 3
& tia 81 el barrio de Jvbales risd'cci6n
Arsc De, compussts de 100 crerdas de
sArr. no. focada de csfs 81, de buen pasto
IL y as dem eetan dc monte m Leg ;
los casas en- muy buen esfado ur techa-
la do zife G; 4 eorrederas una m&qnina de-
msno De qusbrar cafe b1e-a sgua para el
lso de la casa y por -l centro de la finca M
riachuelo Tamb Ga tieIe mny buena salids
de car o. para In pob.ac.6l.
e que Ia inserese pnede di, rae al que
suscrine On b .rce.one.a, barrio de II Flo.
R.msn Y rqu 3 vkzqusz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
Juan Landron Acosta
-AeENTE DE NEGocIos-

-AGENTE DE NEGoCIos-
Escrib no de aetuaciones que hs
sido del Jusgado de Instruction d..
Veg B.J4 y del extinguido d.
Coamo.
Tiene su residencia, constante j
definitiva. en- esta villa. Gale del Co
meIcio. donde ofst &C sus ssrvicios
de IL de la mafana y DEL 6 de
la tarde.
Coamo, Febrero de 1895. I n. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
AVISO

parecido capallo la oche del % de Di-
ciembre u.timo, propi-dad del que sus-
cribe
= E; zaino quemsdo marcado en la narga
ierecha m las inicales j G.. en- una De las
patas trasesas tens uns mancha blanca de
Raj, del menu iillo paso arcade Ia aalida
.e-pnes menudea devsnado media an1a
in-a, escastrado, de q amos DO edad, erin
ba- tante re gu ar. cola poco sbultada, al
zada al pie de siete cuartas.
JOSE DEL CARMEN MERcADo.
M. d. Juana-Disz, Is de Euero de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19

to por ell mundo indiferente cuanto
me rodea, con los ojos 6jos on el ,ie
10, donds distingo la imagen encan-
tadora del hada de mis- sueilos Aho
ra, amigo. confesad que soy mas f.
liz que vos. Yo paso por delante de
las miserias del mundo. Sin qua estas
entristezcan mi espiritu. Solo la veo
a ella. y como es hermosa, la vida me
parece siempre encantadora. En
cambio vos, que 10 YES todo, sois
desgraciado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19

Estas palabras del ciego me hicie
ron pensar que tenla razon: que hay
una ceguera mas espantosa todavia
que la de los ojos. y es. =. la del
alma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
DIRECTORlO

DEL PARTIDO AUTONOMISTA
PUERTO ToRRIQUENo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-19
RUIZ ZORRILLA

Eiene verdadera ilnportsnc
este despacho que aver tarde reci-
bimos:
Capital, Febrero l5.
DELOCRACIA-Ponce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-04
A DEPRIVED RASCAL

C"mpIai"t Made by People Who Use the
 short Cut from south Main to Bank
 Street.
 A man who appears at the barn at the foot ot Jewelry street where the steps lead down to the walk along the river. has been treating pedestrians to an exhibition such as has not been witnessed in public since some fellow was brought to the lookup for the same business below Smith k Griggs' factory several years ago. The result of this mans shameful conduct is that large number of girls who found this a con- venient passageway to and from work are now compelled to go around Washington avenue or Meadow street Tn order to shun the scenes encountered at this point. A good many thought this was due to the drip from the old barn. but in this they were mistaken It Is astonishing to think that human being would be guilty of such conduct in such a public thorough fare, and If the girls had acted wisely, in stead of discontinuing to use the short cut they would have given Chief Egan a quiet tip and the man would have been brought before Judge Root before this time. He is a married man. and the fact that he does not live with his wife is sufficient proof that he Is a contemphb'e cur, whom some respectable woman refused to live with. If he appears there again in the same role as he did the other evening, he may rest assured it will be his last offense, for his name is now known to people who will not hesitate to inform the proper author ity
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-04
THEY WILL CUT ICE.

President Melton of the Water Hoard
 Issuing Passes to Fishermen
 President Welton and Clerk Bennett of the water board are two of the busiest men in town to-day. Since 2 o'clock this af- ternoon people have been pushing their way into the office for fishing permits. Befor. 8 o'clock over 250 permits had been issued, the applicants including most of the prom inent fishermen in the city. The first man who appeared was William Me- Dermott, the man in charge of the East Mountain reservoir. It was almost tle bstween Marcus Hellmann, the Grand street hotel keeper, and F. J. Walsh, the versatile newsman, but the hotel man left the scribe in the rear. Chris Strobel walked in. but wi ea he ,aE the crowd he pretended he only called to attend the meeting. He got permit all the same. While all this was going on W. E. Quigley was an impatient spectator and acted like man wbo feared that there would not be one left for him. T. H Hayes. James Douglas. George H. Burns. Contractor Cronin, John Flynn, Alderman Condon, Timothy Brennan, Edward Halpin and other celebrities were carly at the office. About 3 o'clock a man rushed in breath lessly and asked if there was any left. It proved to be E. R. Crosby and when he got his ticket he asked If Jack Walsh or Dan Mahaney had been in. Some one asked where was John McGuinness and was toli that he had called long ago. The last man seen running in the direction of the office was Mat" Cassin. the Stone street butcher, and he could not make better speed if he was being pursued lIy a mad dog, It was the biggest rush ever known at the office, and it is certain that over four hundred people will ask for permits. Up to press hour Kelly had not appeared.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-04
MRS. EDNA GARMAN-

ters full uf stamps day. and there seems no way of shutting off the flood of missives. Mrs. Garman is a resident of Kaneville. Ills, and until her recent marriage was Miss Edna R. Brown. She is a native of Jefferson county, N. Y, and removed four years ago to Kane- vile, where she became engaged to Charles Garman, whose sister Mettie was suffering from n spinal trouble and was a cripple. Miss Brown heard that a cripple in Sycamore. Ills, was mak- ing e collection of 1000, 900 cancelled stamps, by the sale of which he expect ed to raise money sufficient to buy him a cork leg, and undertook a similar col lection, with view to securing med ical treatment for Miss Mettie Garman.
 Some one suggested that she try the "ohain" idea. and 90 letters were sent out asking as many people to each send ten cancelled stamps to Miss Brown and then request three friends to do likewise and continue the chain. As each link of the chain was treble the preceding link, it did not take long to start an immense quantity of letters full of cancelled stamps toward Kane vile. For example, the first eight links of tho chain, prosuming that every per son appealed to sent letter. resulted in Miss Brown s receiving some 454, $50 letters.
 In one day Postmaster Shoellhern de- livered 20, 900 letters to her. She al- ready has millions of stamps. but has learned, to her regret, that they cannot be sold. Since she learned this fact and since sho became Mrs. Garman the stamp heroine is praying for relief from the doluge of letters, some of which contain offers of marriage. It seems un- fortunate that the charitably disposed people, who desired to help the crippled girl, could not have given her 2 cents. instead of spending cents for postage. As it costs $400 to send 20, 900 letters, the money expended for one days worthless mail would have nstted the cripple a substantial sum.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-04
AMUSEM ENTS.
Waite Comedy Co.

James R Waite makes his first appear ance tonight in his comedy of "Uncle Reuben the man from Cattarangus." MT Waite has played this comedy many for seasons in all of the principal cities. The advance sale for tonight is the largest of the engagement and no doubt the house will be the largest. The daily dime matinees which were so popular last week will con. tinue each afternoon this wsek and for the Tuesday matinee the new comedy of ''Casey's Troubles" will be given.
 "Sh- Couldn't Marry Three"
 The small boy wbo, when asked his age. replied that judged by the fun he had had. he was loo years old, pretty accurately de- scibsd ths feelings of the large audience at the Academy last night Lillian Kennedy made decided hit. and the amusement that was crowded into three hours to un- ravel '.She Couldn't Marry Three" was enough for two nights; and all the roles essayed by Mss Kennedy and the strong support. was equally charming and sue cessful. The company is far above the average. and Is surs of big business. New York Herald.