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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
NOTICIAS/

-. A la salida del vspor frances de San
Thomas, no habia nj un solo >buque de guerra
extranero en- aquel puerto. Crefase allf por
ahora no vistsrfa las sgdas de Puerto Rico
ningln barco yankee, Estos andan escasos dc
marina para descDsolverse del berengenal en-
que SO Ian metido. Decfase que en- Ia Marti-
MICA estaban fondesdos los vapores espafoles
(dispue, toe para hospita es) <Montevideo, y
sAlicapte,. ignorAudose ell rumbo q. seguiran.
~ Los peri6dioos de Madrid publican la
resoiucion del Senado yankee, resolucion que
yomo no podfa dear dc suceder, traj consigo
la indispensable declaration do Ia guerra FL
texto solo consta de cuatro bases, y son de Or
dago. La intrusion mas manifesto que Sc CO.
noce de los lue Sc mezclan en- cosas que no les
importa, Dicen asf: <Prmero. Siendo y
debiendo ser independents por derecho propio
ell pueblo lie Cuba, el Goberno de los Estados
Unidos reconoce al de Ia Repdblioa Cubana
como ell verda Zero lexitimo de la isla. - Sc
eundo. Estan los Estados unidos Ell ell deber
de exigir, 10 exjgen por es,a resoluclon, que
el Gobie,no espsilol abandone seguidamente su
autoridad gobierno en- Cuba, retirando de la
isla de sus aguas las fuerzas de terra mar.
-Tercero. Por esta resoluc6n ae encargs y
autoriza al presidente para que emp'ee las
fuerzas de mar terra de los Eetados Unidos,
lla:ne al servicio active las miliciss de los
Estados en- la medda que necesite para ejecu.
tar eets resoluci6n. n.-Cuarto Niegan los Es
tados Unidos sbrigar prop6sito nj deseo min
guno dc ejercer su sohersnfa sobre dioha i:ls,
con exception de las medidas necesarias, afr
MAJ aae aae ssu yoluntad dejar los ha bitantes
en- ell dominic gobie7ae de- Cuba, una vez que
este paci6oada., -
~. LEGO por fin el calzsdo de excelente
ca!idad que SO esperaba en- "El Popular" San
Justo ndmero IA. Aprovechese la ganga, que
los precios 80 encuentran al alcanoe de todas
~ De la Florida nos esoriben hacienda
nos muchos elogios de don Eduardo Georgetti,
de Barcsloneta, por los obsequios atenoiones
que dispense los voluntarios do aquel case
RIO, que estuvieron EN- el oitado pueblo, hechos
que oonsignamos con gusto
II. Baio el rubro <El consul Lee, con-
trabaudista,, ella Pablicidad,, de Baroelo-
ma, telegrsfaron ell mes pr6ximo passdo, 10 ST.
guiente: "Madrid IA, las a'5 tarde. En- la
I8abana es violenta Ia indignation contra el
consul Fitzhugh Lee. Todo un consul general
de los Eatados Unidos Sc vslfa de las inmuni-
dades Do su cargo para introduoirse en- los CEN
tros ofciales con objeto de atender lnoros
PARTICULARS, de la manera mas indjgna. Un de
talle cnrioso Official que pinta a! tai sujato:
la "Gaceta" de la Habana inserta un aviso de
la administration de Aduanas sobre ell deco.
misc de alas oonsignadas al consul general de
los Estadoe Unidos que contenfan pinturas
iapouesas, hotones sortijas. En- los conner.
clos de Ia Hsbana Sc ouentan otros traudes
cometides por Lee, que parecertan increibles 81
no fuesen verdaieros."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
A Los PADRES De FAM|LIA

He alberto en- mi domioilio, Cristo 35 un
curse preparatorio para los aumos que deseen
presentarse en- Septiembre pr6ximo q examen
de ingreso en- la segunda ensohanza, : ademas
una clase especial de Aritmetica para los esA.
diantes que habiendo aprobado el segundo I1o,
-smppeeaaran el tsreero & principle de Odabfe.
Las restantes Glasses de segands ennsssAnza con-
stindan como de costumbre.
6-2 Pedro Mo<zd Baniet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05

Intarasanfp las famiIia. En- casa de los
M'"'V0a"'0s 0sefcres I.uiha Hermanos, en- el
Colmado de Cerecedo Hermanos sc deta.
lla al preeio de cusrenta centavos la media bo.
tells del exquieito extracto de cafe tan it'll y
c6nodo en- toda casa de fanilia pues, con colo
una cucharada en- una taxa de leche se obtiene
un rico paro cafe. Para tomarlo puro, p6Dga.
Sc dobe csntidad. Probad Oh convencereis.
l5-l2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05

,~h orandee MALES GRANDEs RENE
'=A e'a"a'S DIOS. Cuando el empobreci.
miento organico aniquils el cuerpo y el esprit
til Sc impona devolver al sistema nervioso
toda gu fuerza vigor; de ahf IL indication
especial del xVino Cordial de Cerebrina, de
Ulrici, eonceptuado por los medicos mas emf
nentes, como ell <reeonstituyente, spoderoso y
ell vitaiizadors mas rapdo. 1-ps.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05

Poss osa sassssons: csss:3o :''ss'; ss n,sss DE s
poeta ! festive escritor don Jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho). un tomo de 423 paginas IN
prologo de don Nicanor Bolet Peraza, en- panel
sat1nado superior, pc yende l peso so centa-
vos Ell ejemplar en- las librerias dc los seiiores
l.. SOLO Compania, don Francisco j. Mar
znach glon Is, +. Saniurio Vidal y en- ests
RedaccGn p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05

drid 4 los diputsdos electos senores Cort6n,
Ciutr6n Silva Colon.
El sehor Garcia Molinas piensa reunirlos
todos para tomar scuedos co!eotivos respeoto
de la ltuea de conducta que debera seguirse en-
las presentes crcunstarclas.
NADIA mas por hoy.
De- usted sompre sffmo. amigo y compa
fero.-LUIS PARDO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
INSPECTION local de- Ia Cruz Roja

Sc avissA las personals que quieran prestsr
sus servi ios como enfermeros ests hamani-
taria asociaci6n ,q,e de orden del scilor Presi'
deute(de la misma re les concederan diploma
bnzal gratis. Los que deseen insoribirse, pue
den hacerlo disigiendose al que suscribe.
p. DEL VALE ATILES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
w ASEGUROS CONTRA INCENDIOS

z MARITIMOS en- las respetables compaflfas
<La Northern, deLon,lres.
.La North British and Mercantile, de
Londrss.
ala Marina, de Londres.
sLa Trasatlantics, !, de Hamburgo.
<La Trssat&ntioa.s de Berlin.
Pagos con prontitud. Premios
muy m6diees Ri Agente:
LudWic Duplace.
Tetuan IL. San Juan Puarto Rico. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05

Conlda la oarta 4 todas horas del dfa y
de la noche. Sc sirvcn cantinas domiciIio =
sc admten abonados. Sc recben 6rdenes para
comidas extraordnarias. Vinos icores fnos
-Sus activos propiets.ios, Ciprisno Santos y
Compahfa, conocedores del oticio, hacen cuanto
es possible por comp]acer su numerosa alien
tela. l5-l5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05

nnneUltnrin de enfermedades de Ia "gargan.
o'"ss''s''" ia, naffz y oidos. Consntas
gratis !. les pobres de 10 ii de la msfans
por Ell DOCTOR BAIxAUM plaza de San Jose,
unto Is ig,esia). l5-l1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
HtRlMINlo Duz NAVARRO

ABOGADO<LHa alberto su bufete en- es.
/ ia Capital, oalh(de San Justo ndmero is, piso
! 9 ofrece lpdblico sus servioios profesionales
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05
"LA CATALINA T"
Sua Francisco 56.-Saa Juan Puerto Rico

DNT 7T71E3cTyC0 O0.--DU71 0U7T 7V97zO 7IlCO
Este antigua aereditado restaurant, com.
pletamente reformaio, ha alberto de nuevo sus
puertas 4 sus antiques favorecedores al publ.
co en- general.
ENTA CON
an eGcelente cocnero q con seyvicio nauy esMera0o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-05-05

nENTR0 de comisiones Agencia General de
oI"'"o negocios.-Jos6 Manuel Lopez
Tel6grafo: "Pelopez."- Guayama. -- Puerto
Rico. r.
The times., 1898-04-17

"a Forgotten sin." by Dorothea Ge-
rard, IS a welI-conducted English story
of the sort with which this author has
made Us familiar. 1t is quite plain. from
the first chapter, whose the forgotten sin
is TO be. and before many chapters are
read 1t becomes evident just what It is,
and how II will affect the hero and hero
inc. One also feels sure that everything
Will come out all right which is comfort
ing to people who do not like their feel
ings narrowed up by unhappy endings
The scene OF the story is laid in England: !:
the heroine is a sweet and attractive
English girl. and the hero a complex
but not too compleX-young man. half
English and half Spanish, with a dual
nature which makes him some trouble.
but is finally put in order by the hero
Inc. The character-drawing is clever,
and the plot well worked out.
(New York: d. Appleton 6, Co. Wash.
ington: All booksellers. sl00)
The times., 1898-04-17
MN dnn of the INies.v

Elizabeth Phipps Train is one of those
authors who seem doomed to be pursued
by the ghost of first success. "A So
cial Highwayman" was book of so
clever a conception and so mastery
fulfllment that everything which the
author is destined to write is likely TO be
compared with IL, to the disadvantage
OF the later work. Madam of the Ivies"
is certainly not likely to profit by such a
comparison. II Is full of some characters
who try very hard to be remarkable but
do not in any case succeed. They are in
consistent. They are unlikely and un-
likeable. They are unreal There is lit
tie individuality among them, and what
there is fails TO interest the reader
There is next 10 no plot. The descriptions
are not vivid, and the dialogue is not
quotable for any special quality of bright
ness or humor, Even the cover. while
meant to be striking, only succeeds in ap-
pearing bizarre The indications are that
this author will do well 10 stop writing
until she has something TO say, or else
take up a line of work entirely different
from the novel. Sometimes the mind
needs 10 lie failow, like field which has
been under cultivation for many years
and sometimes rotation in crops is a good
thing. Madam of the Ivies" al any rate
Is not as good as the authors first sue
cess, and it looks very much as il the
reason were that she has tried TO make
The times., 1898-04-17
"Miss uaImnine.. Past

Miss Balmaines Past" by B. NJ.
Croker, is a story which is mainly plot
one OF those plots which suggest a chess
problem. Given queen, knight. bishop,
castle, some pawns, and so on, how to
effect checkmate in 4 certain number of
moves-that is, chapters? The heroine,
Rosamond Balemaine, is a very beautiful
and interesting young lady, who through
an unfortunate separation from her hus-
band to whom she has been secretly
married, and also through the macbina~
tions of an impossibly unnatural mother
and a stepfather only less unnatural, is
made 10 appear as a woman with a
past" when she is really most innocent
Meanwhile the husband is cast away on
an island near Australia-convenieni
place, Australia-llving on gannets' eggs
convenient birds, gannets-and turns up
precisely at the right time to close the
game with checkmate The readers only
regret is that he does not horsewbip the
villain. The villain really gets his deserts
very seldom in this world.
philadelphia: j. B. Lippincott Com
pany. Washington: All bookseITers.)
The times., 1898-04-17
"TaIes of Unrest"

'"rales of Unrest" by Joseph Conrad,
is that rara avis, original book of
fiction. Conrad has been hailed as 'the
new Rudyard Kipling," which seems to
be rather unnecessary, since Kipling
is still on earth, and not yet forty Mr.
Conrad himself would probably be the
last to insist on such title. 1t Is un-
doubtedly suggested to those people who
love comparison, by the odd foreign
character of two or three of the stories,
and by the original nature of Mr. Con-
RAIDS former book, THE Niger of the
Narcissus The Malayan Archipela-
go and the islands of the sea have not
furnished subjects for romances until
quite recently, and the pace was set by
Kipling. But that Is no reason why ev-
cry teller of tales who has seen strange
things should likewise be called a Kip
ling.
There are five stories in this little book,
The times., 1898-04-17
An ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Wild sense oh deepes' modesty, Use sorter boun'
Oh one speshul gif de niggah has above de man
in white. '''
In de offices we's minus-though in votin' we's
hos
An de way we don't save money an lay treasuhs
| mus init our many failin's-
Laziness an yuther ailin's;
But wes bout as big pertatahs as You'll ebber
fin pehhaps,
Wen it comes to KNOWN somepin' ob de briss-
full game oh craps.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The times., 1898-04-17
An Ancient Chess king.
ply some Rajah first in the ages gone

Haply some Rajah first in the ages gone
Amid his languid ladies fingered thee.
While black nightingale, sun-swart as he,
Sang his one wife, loves passionate oraison;
Haply thou may'st have pleased Old Prester John
Among his pastures, when iull royalty
He sat in tent, grave shepherds at his knee,
While lamps OF halsam wnked and glimmered on
What dost thou here? Thy masters are all dead ;
My heart is full OF ruth and burning pain
At sight of thee; o. king. that hast crown
0utlasting theirs, and tellst Of greatness fed
Through coud-hung nights of unabated rain
And murmurs of dark majestic town
jean Ingelow.
The times., 1898-04-17
"a Bride of Jnpan.,

"A Bride Of Japan" by Carlton Dave,
is one OF those international romances
which are becoming in some sort a liter
ary fashion. With the freer interming-
ling Of races and nationaIities in COM
Inerce and industry, there has come up
the question Of race interniXture and Il
is with one Of these problems that the
The times., 1898-04-17
LITERARY NOTES.

Collectors of Pre-Raphaelite literature
will be glad to know that the original
text as it first appeared IN THE Germ
the organ of the Pre-Rap phaelite Brother
hood, in 1850, is to be reprinted for NJ.
F. Mansfield, of New York. There viii
be page decorations by Blanche Nc
Manus.
The times., 1898-04-17

Miss Grace carew Sheldon, author of
AS We Saw it in '9O,' book of trav-
els in Scotland and England, has writ
ten another book which will shortly be
published, and will be called From
Pluckamin to Paris" Miss Sheldon Is
newspaper correspondent, and the books
are written in the easy. unaffected style
of modern journalism.
The times., 1898-04-17
"PrisciIIn's Love storx,

''Priscilla's Love Story" by Harriet
Prescott Spofford. is short story of
American life, with a marvelously beau
tiful heroine of rather indefinite char
acter, hero of character still more in
definite, and pseudo villain in the shape
of the heroine's twin brother, strange
little dwarf with a genius for invention.
1t is one of those tales in which all the
characters are wonderful in some way or
other-in the opinion of the author. The
things they do and say, however, are not
particularly wonderful, and the only thing
that really is surprising about them is
their looks Three people of such extra
ordinary beauty could never have been
gotten together in little country town
without the help of novelist
Chicago: Herbert S. Stone & Co. Wash
ington: All booksellers. 81
The times., 1898-04-17

Did the ancestors OF Seth Low. Of New York,
come from Germany; il 50. when? Did they
come TO Essex, Mass b. +. W.
The ancestors OF Seth Low did not
come from Germany; they came from
England, and settled at Salem. Essex
County. Mass. They came over about
200 years ago.
The times., 1898-04-17

Did the battIeship Maine ever touch the spza-
ish coast? II 50, when2 WI H.
No; she had never been attached to
the European squadron.
The times., 1898-04-17

bricks without straw, to write a story
without any special idea for it. And that
is very bad art and worse morals.
philadelphia: ]. B. Lippincott Com
pany. Washington. All booksellers)
The times., 1898-04-17

OF whom was it said: ''when the srmine Of the
official robe fell on him it touched nothing lesa
spotless than itSelf?-' j. z R
or John Jay. the first Chief Justice Of
the United States
The times., 1898-04-17

Is nickel money legal tender2 When was R
Hss eOlhedf c. c. Q.
Nickel coins Of the United States are
legal tender TO the amount OF % cents.
The nickel coin now in use is the scent
piece. The first nickel coin was the cent.
hrst coined in 1851. and not coined after
1854
The times., 1898-04-17

Little Masterpieces edited by Bliss
Perry, are two tiny volumes, of a size to
be conveniently carried in an inside
pocket. Gaintily bouEd and printed. The
last two volumes contain, the one. seIec
tons from the writings and speeches of
Benjamin Franklin. the other like selec-
tions from the work of Daniel Webster.
Each contains fine photogravure of thu
author represented.
(New York: Doubleday & Mcclure Com
pany. Washington: All booksellers
Cloth, 80 cents. Leather, 60 cents.)
The times., 1898-04-17

What height and weight required of appli-
cants for enlistment in the United States Army
and Marine Corps? SUBSCRIBER
For the infantry and artillery the height
must not be less than FIVE feet four inch
es. and the weight not less than 12S
pounds. or more than 100. For the caval-
~ and light artillery. the height must not
be less than five feet. four inches or more
than five feet. ten inches and the weight
not more than 1s5 pounds. The qualifica-
tions in the Marine Corps. as TO height
and weight, are the same as in the in
fantry.
The times., 1898-04-17

A History of Scotland for young peo-
pie, by the late Mrs. Oliphant, is shortly
TO be published.
The times., 1898-04-17

The address given I'm Praise of
Omar" by Col. John Hay at dinner of
the Omar Khayam Club, in London, has
been published in a dainty gray-covered
little book, with. at the end, exqui-
site bit of verse by Justin Mccarthy, in
praise of the great Persian poet.
The times., 1898-04-17

"The New Era by Rev. Josiah Strong,
d. D., is, according to the New York
Evangelist "a book which ought to be
distributed in every church, every Sunday
school, and every religious convention,
because to carry out its wise suggestions
would soon introduce q new era in our
SHINING, suffering and sobbing world
The times., 1898-04-17
What is a ram and how does it work.

boat with a bow so constructed that
she can run straight into an opposing
boat knock a hole in her below the water
line and sink her. The hatahdin, the
ram of our Navy. is very low in the wa
ter. offering a very poor target 10 the
enemys guns. which her designers be-
lieve cannot disable her before she has
crushed her opponents hull This sug-
gests how il should work; whether she viii
do Just this no one knows. And there
is the same uncertainty about other war
ships They are the best that theoretical
science can devise. but a naval combat
may upset the theories.
The times., 1898-04-17

The new English writer, Bernard
Capes, has written a novel, 1.-The Lake of
Wine" which is shortly to be published
by D. Appleton & Co. The time is the
beginning of this century, and the place.
The times., 1898-04-17

"a French Volunteer in the War of In
dependence" is a book full of historical
by the Chevalier Pontgi-
baud The recollections OF the chevalier
include association with Washington,
Hamilton. Burr, and other historical fig
ureS
The times., 1898-04-17

G. P. Putnams Sons will shortly issue
the authorized American version of lie
Soutien de Famille," the last story of
Alphonse Daudet which was completed
shortly before his death. The title of thu
American version will be THE Head of
the Family" and there will be bio
graphical and critical introduction by
Prof. Adolphe Cohn, OF Columbia Uni
versity.
The times., 1898-04-17

The latest number of '"The Library of
Useful Stories is THE Story of Life in
the Seas by Sydney j. Hickson, pro-
fessor of zoology in the Owens College,
Manchester.
The times., 1898-04-17

Studies of Good and Evil by Profess
sor Josiah Royce of Harvard University
is a work of peculiar value. The Illus
trations of the authors theories of philo-
sophie idealism include widely different
subjects, and are given in a way both
striking and convincing.
The times., 1898-04-17

What is the population Of Greater New York;
4, 40 -. A. B. g
100000. estimated, as there has been
no census since its incorporation New
Jersey suburbs of 10000 popuIation are
outside these figures. as weu az out-
side the city limits. but for purposes
OF comparison with some cities. should
be taken into consideration.
The times., 1898-04-17

"The Making of Matthias is a dainty
little fairy tale. daintily illustrated. pub
Iished by John Lane, of the Bodley Head
The book is written by ]. S. Fletcher, and
the illustrations are by Lucy Kemp
Welch. 1t is a book which viii be one of
the prettiest of holiday presents for a
child.
The times., 1898-04-17

An original investigation into the laws
of suggestion and the subconscious mech
anism of the human mind is THE Psy-
chology of Suggestion" by Boris Sidis,
associate in psychology at the PATHOLOGY
cal Institute of the New York State Hos
pitals. There Is an Introduction by Pro-
fessor William James. OF Harvard Uni
versity.
The times., 1898-04-17

A treatise on Punctuation" by f.
Horace Teall, has just appeared. Such
a treatise is not quite as necessary now
as it might once have been, owing to the
prevailing fashion of writing in a style
which insures clearness independent of
punctuation.
The times., 1898-04-17

new novel by George Ebers is called
'Arachne," and is, like those of his works
which have proved most popular, story
of old Egypt.
The times., 1898-04-17

Crossing the Bar" Tennyson's match
less poem, has been published by E. r.
Herrick & Co, In the form of a booklet,
with decorations by Blanch McManus.
The times., 1898-04-17

Frederick Warne & Co, have issued a
timely publication in 1.-The History. Bla-
Zonry and Associations OF the Flags OF
the World" illustrated with 36l flags
in colors, comprising examples from the
days of the Crusader to the days OF the
modern yacht. The codes of signalling
on land and sea are also explained
The times., 1898-04-17

How is telIurium extracted nom gold or sl-
yer, OF telluric acidG j. ". B.
The extraction of teIIurium is COM
plicated process From bismuth telluride,
it is procured by heating the ore with a
mixture of potassium carbonate and char
coal, when potassium telluride is formed;
this dissolves in water TO a purple red So
luton, from which telfurium is deposited
on exposure to the air. From gold ore.
it is procured by oxidiZing the ore by hot
nitric acid and hydrochIOric acid. then
mixing with sulphuric acid and tartaric
acid. filtering off the gold and treating
the filtrate with sulphurOus acid. which
reduces the tellurious acid 70 tellurium.
The times., 1898-04-17

book now ready for the booksellers
is Psychologist Foundations of Educa-
tion. by the United States Commissioner
of Education, William T. Harris 1t is
written in DIR. Harris usual clear, prac-
tical and mastery style.
The times., 1898-04-17

THE Earnest COMMUNICATE is
course of preparation for the Lords Sup
per, originally compiled by Bishop Ashton
Oxenden of Montreal. A new edition has
just been issued by E. r. Herrick & Co.,
Of New York.
The times., 1898-04-17
"Admirals All, and Other Verses" i

"Admirals All. and Other Verses" is
slender volume by Henry Newbolt.
Two or three of the poems are sort
of reincarnation of the old English bal
lad in form and spirit. Others have the
swing and rhythm OF the deep-sea
chantey. And all breathe a spirit of pat
riotic devotion to England and her his
tory. The book is issued by John Lane,
The Bodley Head, and IN paper covers
1t costs 80 cents.
The times., 1898-04-17

In what direction is the force Of an explosion
of dynamite exerted? ELT
In the direction of resistance. That is,
If il be exploded while lying on rock,
the effect is down8ards: if while fastened
to the side of wall. the effect is against
that wall; If fastened under an object, the
force is upwards. This is so because OF
the instantaneous character OF the ex-
plosion. which is vastly more rapid than
that of gunpowder.
The times., 1898-04-17

have book OF short stories by Henry s.
Brooks called "a Tragedy in Bohemia. - Who is
Mr.. Brooks. NPO
The only II. s. Brooks that we have any
record of is newspaper man. He was
born in New York. at Elmira. on August
2, 1852. In May. 1873 he founded the FL
mira Telegram Whether he is the au-
thor OF "A Catastrophe in Bohemia" wa
do not know.
The times., 1898-04-17

=, fiease give the date lyear, month and day) of
the birth Of Matthias Ward, senator rom Tsvss
=" l''o-looof c. W. Z
The exact date OF his birth is not
known He was born in Ebert County.
Ca, about 1850, and he died in Raleigh.
NJ g, October 13 1861. He had lived
IN Texas from 1896 to his death.