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-. Est& caussndo dolorosa impression
eatre la opinion tablioa, la preoipitada, sail
da de fami,ias que sbandoDan 10 Isis en- es-
tos nome atos do pruebas, pue1 no faltsn en-
tire los q.e aslen, peraonalidades one en- ITEM.
pos no .ejahos exageraban de modo incomen
sulable la nots del patriotismo. y
-. Fue eaptarado "en Ponce por Ell
ssrgento de ofden ,pGblioo don Gaspar Iri
zsrri 81 celsdor de vigilanoia don Domin.
60 Morera, eli desertor de presidio Juan Mu.
iel Rivera (a) Indio, despues de sostener
una Eeiida lucha con diohos sgentes della
antoridad. - fs
-. <La Union, que nos lansa de vex
en- cusado aus proy6ctiea explosives en- 81
tiroteo que sostenemos con 'Fl Psis" ebga-
lara nuestro firaot1r en- el nhmero de
anochs con 81 tltalo de orsdor vehementfsi-
mo republieano federal, desde ! $40. Pro
testamos de que csc adjective en- grado super.
ietivo no le haya aCompafado cen los de elc,
oaen.fai,no y stildad'simo, para qae Ia ora.
cion auedaso jasta conpleta, =. *.
~ Olsen dc Mayagiiss, que el vier
nes entire nuevs y dieE dc la noche pss6 por
1ffente De aques puerto IN buque -soEpechoso
~ V;enadesp!egando gran sctiyidad
en- el cumplimiento de aus cargos en- Ponce,
81 jefe de orden phblico D. JOS Adzhar y el
snbinspeetor de vigilanoia don Ffuctnoso
Bustamante., - /
X. ~ Dice FL Liberal: use nos dice
que en- algunos pueb!os de la isla, &c yieren
trsmitando iuaioialmente los expedientes del
gansdo aparacido mostreneo, perjudicsadose
con eHto o! Estsdo, cue debe percibir el I'M
porte de los remates de dicho gansdo; siendo
nuestro critefio, que Is autoridad local es Ia
namada conooer en- los reieridos expeaien:
tee. En esta creencia, appearances que 81
Centre de Hacienda pubIiea diote Is reealus
eidn que proesda en- bien dc los fondos del
Kstado.
Mas de 100 600 900 dc pesetas Sc
la dicho en- los efrculos bursatiles dc la Pa.
ninsuls que hs costado Espafia los gastoa
de Ia guerra do Fisipinss basta que fu6 pa
cifeada, mas los oourridos deade les nueyos
suossos. s., -.
-. la t.Gaceta''' do hoy no trae niD''
guns disposition do importaneia. La Gus
cripeion naoional asoisnde hasts la fecha 8 la
suma de Ie2.57l pesos 9 ! centayos.
- Segdn noticias de A.emania, no
solamente faeron Fi!ipinas buques trans i
portes con 5000 hombres, sino que desem.
barcaron para eyitar que los rebeldes padic'
ran haoer deiio los ahbditos dc su naai6r.
Tambien 80 hallan en- aquelias aguas baroos
de guerra austriaoos. IA
.+. De. Ella Uni6n,: sSr. H.. r.
t.MeoapQh Qhmetro" es una unidad oonpencio.
nal de medids eompuesta dc sumandos hete'
rogeneos. AL deeir que Espana por conss'
.cueaeia dc Ia guerrs de Cubs y Filipinas ha
heoho un esfuerso igual ss meoapoifmetros
.mientrss qae Fsanoia con su guerra do Ma
.da gaacr 10 hizo de 1s67, Italia con nAbisinis,
daa.ss J d Jsp5n On China de 4 90, dichp
'esta queen esa unidad entran todos los eie'
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~. Nos eactiben de- LAres que todsvfa
no se han recibido en- squella slcaldfa los
docamentos necesarioss para comenzar las
obras de aqnella casa ,oonsis.orial. Y se 10
mentan do quo 80 dttsngs el despacho dc csc
o1pediente en- Ia SeCretaifa de Obras pabli-
cAs, ,perdiapdoae un tempo precioso estsn
do sin trAbajo muchos obreros. :,
~. Anoshe 10 decfs quo por Is tarde se
vefan aos centioelas yapkses ffento nj puer'
TO-. pero otras personas, convsitidss en- vi
gfas, negaban el rumor Hoy sola'nents Sc
ha visto uno por ID maHana. 4, =.
-. En- Ponos 80 dice que es tan extracr'
dinarla Ia solloitud de psssjss por el vapor
francis 4ae psssrA 81 II por squel puerto pa.
ra EarJpa, qne no habfs bsstante cabida pa
RS liensr todos los desscs. Ignoramos ii
pssa utro tanto para el que SO deberA despa.
char de este puerto el mismo dfs.
- Para hoy estabs anunoiada 10 SUI
basta de 90, ,002 kilos de bacslao en- ell De.
p6sito d. vfveres del Ejercito, en- esta ciu.
dad. 49,
-. Desde hace un par de nochea &c es'
tAu praoticsndo pruebas oel naevo foco cleo
trico instalado en- 81 Moro, trsido en- el va
por <Antoaio Lopez, y NOS di;en que es de
una potencia extrsoydinaria.
"a Nos dicsn que anoche eali6 para
Ponce la. .fa'ailis dc nuehtro distipgaidoiami'
60 don Ramon Valdes, de Bayamdn, con OBJ.
leto de tomar ALI el vapor frances ''Sslya'
dor" que sc despsohara para Europa el d!a
II Gel actusl. ~
~. Han sslide para los barrios de Pom
ce, dos praeticantes con obieto de inooular
Ia vacnns, por oraen del acasde de dichs
eiudsd.
-. En- 81 barIio de la Llave, doMarca.
cion do Vieques, ha siio detenido Dionisie
Rosario Casuela, que estaba reolamado por
Ell jasgado municipal dc diahs isis, para
cunpiir condena 90 Ia csrcsl dc Humacao.
~ Henoa resibido ia vista, que agra'
tecemes, de dos nusvos caiegas: els Ma
trails, de Humaoao sLa lnformsei6n,p 2
dc Ma5sgiisz.
Sc VSnde barato un'lote de cal, la,
drillos Y maderas del pals,
dirijirse 4
s-e A. RAUSCHENPLAT.a
~. Hoy SO oumplen dos mesas dc Ia
memorable mafiala del ~ de Mayo. Desde
aquei solemne dfs hasta1a fesha, NADIA ha
tarbado 10 traneuilidad de nusstro suelo. RI
oie'o psrmita qua, como hssta hey, podsmos
Vivir eisnpre en- ese estado de ssrenidad
bandita, bajo ID sombra sugasts de IL ban.
dera de Espans.. & a: ..ts Z ....s5
-. Aaegdrase q S.M.ls Reins Regente
dessa Ia intervention dc las poteno;as euro.
peas, manifestando que estA dispuests 4 ~.
oriiear su trono por Ia paz..
! AarlRa a Dc ma|z, supsTiar, Rss Tssas,; q. q.
LAU, San Juan, Pts hics. l5--1s
Dice IN periddioo local: s.Dios
nos aaista, 81 los yankees pissn este suelo,
oigan ustedsslo Ggaiente: tsSiste indi,i.
daos en-. Boston merendaron NADIA menss que
custro leshones Qsntroprofsgos!) J siete Ii.
bras de csrne gaisada, babiandoae IN asum,
bre Dc vino; por 10 visto tieaen estomago
sin fondos." - .@s
=. -. 81 domingo 10 de Julio deposi.
tsron 500 imponentss en- 81 Credito J Aho,
FRO Poncsno la cansidad de 2457 pesos
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Gallo de Atooha.- once ,.Pto. Rico. -Iiey-
bach Un Bal!o. Op. 5s, Fantasia, an psas;
i IS ceutayos. Hsrpani. Op. l72, Eantaxs,
IN peso Is oentayos. Nosturno, 10 Or. j,
90 eentavos. Idsm 90. idam 4, m peso 8
centayos. Idem 80 idem IS, Is csntayos.s
Idem 40. idem So, 90 centayos. Idsn So.
idem 81, 90 centayos. Itiem 60. iden VI,
IN peso l3 ctyos. Stella Con6deAte, Op.1 .1f5.
Fantasia, 90 csntayos. Lnccfa, on. 1ss,
Fantasia, sl.l3. Aida, Op. l5s, Fantssfs,
s5 centsvos. Travista, Op. 100, Fantisfs, !
s. centayos. Rigoleto Op, 1es, Fantssfa,
7s centsyos. Ioae. OR. go, Fantasfs, 90
csntavoa. sonanbala, Or ls7, EaatalIA,
06 centAvos. :sss2S IN
i3n Siya s assu1sss sTc g suszHe ossl 4 Dss
nusyas que las usaaas seIao il nisina Isq1
asa e ads IS pass "
eompran venden mnebles rsaacss San Juan de Puato
l:aiIirida R,chsld Este nedioanente
V0ttiUluo ! y 1tlui " da eGcacis probads 81.
RI Ia curacidn de. los callos, se detalla 8 As
centavos 81 pomo on los establ ablecinientos xEI
Capricho,, ia Esferas ! sFarmaaia. Go.
Ions
n Tnnfn gn!eo depss,te dsl dessereditado non q
sasV nal mata gcnte, % regais e Ios toc1yos AZ
Payfa no l0
The Washington bee., 1898-02-05

No. 10. Here : god
Warranted Watch Chain.
} Fine rolled gold plate.
double curb, fulI length.
y elegn,ly engraved gold TIPS
solid bar, ven bcst u snap
and guaranteed 70 wear ten
years
For this fine rolled gold
chain. The Bee will give 10
any person sending in 5 yearly
cash subscribers SIX 5 month
SuSscribeE,
The Washington bee., 1898-02-05

Gold-plated metal base; gold-plsted
clock ring; gold-platsd open cast head
removable oll fouEts thr latest ratcket
screw burner, large. handsome, hand
decorated globe, arsl-ciaSS chimney.
Clock made and warranted by one OF
the largest factories IN the L. = All
ready 10 put oil n aud light
This handsome lanp-clock Is worth
. dollars. \ me Christmas or birth
dsy present. The REE viii give one
Of these clocks 10 any person who may
send 5 cash yearly subscribers.
The Washington bee., 1898-02-05

GOLDLPLATED VASE,
Sold only in pairs. Beautifully finish
ed. Hand decorated center. Height
ten inches.
Height 10 inches.
Send US cash yearly subscribers
and receive a pair of these excellent
vases.
The Washington bee., 1898-02-05

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boorish conduct. The only reply he
made was to laugh.
Every newspaper in San Franciscan
has denounced Kessler in unmeasured
terms. and l have no hesitation in say
ing that his actions have been pro-
nounced as a disgrace to Montana. To
scores of people l nave already ex-
planned that this person is not a type
of the Montanans. A fair sample OF the
newspaper criticism is the following,
from the Chronicle:
Colonel Kessler placed every obsta-
Gle in the way of the work of the Red
Cross women. who worked from the
early morning and for days before. so
that n departing soldiers may have
luncheon when they reach the dock
after their long. weary march from the
camp. Through his unheard-of orders.
his lack of consideration for his men
and lack OF courtesy to the ladies. they
had a miserable day"
This is putting ii very mildly indeed
One of the Montana privates handed
a note. reading as follows, for publica-
ton:
The members of the LIST Montana in
fantry beg hat they be not judged by
their colonel. They know their friends
and appreciate more than they can say
the kindness shown them by the ladies
of the Red Cross. and deplore the action
of Colonel Kessler in refusing TO accept
that kindness to-day"
This is going the rounds of the papers
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SHE'S ONLY A GROCER'S CHILD
AND SHE WAS BORN IN THE UNITED
STATES, BUT SHE HAS A BIG PULL
AT THE COURT OF THE KAISER.

princess of our story. She was bora
in 1910. AS a child she was remarkably
bright, intelligent and pretty. In 1900,
two years after her husbands death,
Mrs. Lea went to Germany with her
family of small children, as she could
not afford TO live in New York. II
settled in Stuttgart.
Here the eldest daughter married
Baron Won waechter. When the lat
ter was sent as ambassador from Wur-
temberg to Paris it was only natural
tina Mrs. Lea and the other girls
should pay a visit to the baroness.
Other perfectly natural things hap
pened in due course. Another daughter
married a captain in the British army,
and Miss Mary. the youngest, having
begun with an affectionate acqualn-
lance with Princess Louise of Schles-
wig-Holstein, met her father. the
prince, hen a sexagenarian widower,
whom the Prussians had turned out of
business.
The prince fell madly in love with
the bright and beautiful American girl,
and in 1864 made a morganatic mar
riage. 1t should be remembered that a
m~organatic marriage may be perfectly
respectable, legal and binding, as this
one was. Nevertheless, even to effect
his compromise, his royal highness
had to give up his shadowy title. and
still more shadowy claims, inc accept
the simpler designation of Count Won
Noer, which was given to him by the
Austrian emperor, the name being de-
rived from one of his great estates.
Immediately after the marriage the
bridegroom of "a and the bride of "a
started on a wedding journey to the
Holy Land. Before they reached Cairo
the bride had persuaded the groom ID
make a will leaving his entire fortune
TO her. Six months later he died At
Beyreut. in Syria.
His wealthy widow settled for a pc
riod in Vienna. She so won the esteem
of the emperor of Austria that he ere
ated her Princess de Noer in her own
right.
A summer or two later the young
widow met Count Won waldersee at
Wiesbaden. the fashionable German
watering place. The scion of an ancient
Prussian family, staff officer in the
Prussian army, he was in high favor
with old King William and Bismarck.
From this meeting a marriage resulted
in 1865. The young couple moved TO
Berlin. where the brilliant American.
an excellent complement to a nan "
her husbands talents and position,
helped him along by counting just the
friendships that were advantageous TO
him. In fact, she o on became a social
power.
grand niece by her FIRST marriage. the
wig-dolstein, TO young Prince William
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A11 Very
Qexed at keSS1er

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
San Francisco. July 19.-Just about
IL o'clock this morning the Montana
troops sailed out through the Golden
Gate, amidst whistle shrieking and
bomb booming such as the a Fran
cisco people only can give To speed
their parting guests.
The final scenes at the dock were
such as always occur when a steamer
Is leaving. but there was added To the
usual events and experiences the nov
city of going on ship board. for a good
number of the boys had never taken
an ocean passage before. The opinions
expressed were interesting n some
times pathetic. for not a few felt sure
that such a large ship as the Penn
sylvania could not be much tossed
about by the ocean. The Pennsylvania
is a goodly craft. but is one of those
that was considered too slow for the
New York and Liverpool line. and so
was transferred to the Philadelphia
route. l learn that she makes a speed
of 10 knots an hour!
Colonel Kessler added to his already
considerable unpopularity here by en-
deavoring to exclude every one from
the dock. so that even relatives of the
300 California recruits that accompa-
MED the Montanans were. in most
cases. unable t. bid their boys and
husbands goodbye. He even went to
the absurd length of instructing the
police to keep out the Red Cross ladies.
and many Of them told me that this
is the only Tegimental commander from
whom they have received the slightest
discourtesy. IL is alleged. even in the
newspapers. that when his man was
asked by one OF the ladies' about ar
ranging for the time for giving the
boys their lunch. he. who probably had
fed royalty on the l-usciousness provided
at the Palace grin. grufiy said that
hard tack was good enough for the
nen.
I am told that a gentleman. who Is
high in official circles here. suggested
that after all the courtesies that Cali
fornia "A shown the boys. Kessler
sWed the ladies an apology for his
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and will serve to refute the idea thao
Kessler is a sample Montanan-
Ii is a thousand pities that Montama
should be the only state thus held up
to contempt by these acts Of unpaPdon-
able discourtesy. but as one Official re-
marked to-day: when Montana has
another colonel TO nominate. she au-
thorities there may learn by that time
TO find G gentleman who can be cour-
teous. at least to ladies'"
This seems pretty hot talk. but the
Californians are too polite Inc chivak
rous to see their elect ladies boogtshly
treated, even by a mountain soldier.
am told by all the newspaper boys
who were on the dispatch boats hat
when the Pennsylvania was ready to
sail the Red Cross a with b last
news was received with hurrahs and
cheers. Immediately after her came
the boat carrying Kessler, and the boys
tell me il vas received without a sim
gle cheer and. indeed. In dead silence.
When the Picking left / went out with
some OF the naval officers and the
commander OF the expedition. and the
boys lined the bulwarks and gave three
and a tiger again and again.
DE PUTRON GLIDDON.
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If the United States is ever en-
broiled with Germany she can doubt
less take care of herself. She has no
need of a friend at court. At the same
time there is no harm in having one ca
pable of whispering sense to the mad
cap emperor. Now, such a friend she
already possesses in the person of one
of her own daughters, a friend so puis-
SAINT at the German court that she is
even sometimes known as the power
behind the throne.
The Princess Won Noer of the present.
the Mary Esther Lea of the past, is a
New York girl by birth. She is a prin-
cess In her own right, being the only
American woman that is. Her lesser
title of of Waldersee she de-
rives from her second husband. chief
of the general staff of the German
army.
She was the daughter of a wholesale
grocer. Now the grocery trade, even in
its wholesale aspects, is locke upon in
Europe as incompatible with nobility,
or even with ordinary gentility. 1t is
much worse than the hotel keeping
which made Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer
objects of the high-bred scorn of the
Spanish Infanta Eulalia when she Wis
1teu our democracy. nevertheless, this
g~rocer's daughter married successfully
a royal parsonage and one of the choicest
flowers of the German nobility: she was
instrumental in bringing about the mar
riage of the German emperor to one of
her own connections; she was the cause
of the estrangement between him and
his mother, and she Yields and has
welded so great an influence over both
the emperor and the empress tina the
German people call her the female Bis
marck. seeing her finger in almost every
significant event of the reign, even TO
that of the downfall of the male Bis
marck.
At the present moment the efforts of
the female Bismarck are mainly direct
ed toward placating the heart of the
emperor in its ~anti-American mood.
Tha she has been partly successful
and that this partial success has pre-
vented any hostile demonstration up to
now is the belief of her admirers.
The Princess Won Noer, Countess of
waldersee, was the daughter of Mr..
David Lea. who came TO New York
from Connecticut in 1910 and started
his fortunes in the grocery business. He
had his store in Front street and made
his home in College place. He afterward
made considerable money and moved
TO Union square He a social ambl-
tions and retired early from business to
live the life of a private gentleman,
small fortune to his wife and four chill
dren, one boy and three girls.
The secon daughter was the 3mous
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Women Of Note.

Queen Margherita of Italy has taken TO
golf as a preventive of her increasing
obesity.
Miss Florence Nightingale. though an
invalid, continues to take an interest in
everything appertaining to nursing, espe-
cially the nursing of soldiers.
DIR. Elizabeth II. Bates. who died in Port
Chester, n. Y, a short time ago. has left
her fortune Of 1925. 900 to the medical de-
paTtment Of the University of Michigan.
Two magnificent candelabra from the
Royal Porcelain mandatory at Berlin
have been sent to Queen Victoria by the
German emperor and empress as birthday
presents.
1t is reported from The Haguc that or
the occasion of the coronation of Queen
Willie lmina several Dutch Indian princes
are expected 20 be present at the feStivi-
ties. The sultan of Siak, with a large
suite, will attend.
Helen VaCaresco. the Roumanian WON
an whose love affair with the crown
prince of that country created such a sem
only a poet Of real merit. but is thought
one OF the best authorities on old Latin
manuscript.
Mrs. Jane Marsh Parker. a remonstrant
against equal suffrage, has founded. at
Rochester, " \, a club called THE
Fortnightly Ignorance Club Its motto
Is: W know nothing. but we seek
knowledge" Miss Susan b. Anthony is
an honorary member.
A woman has been elected one Of the
two associate superintendents OF schools
In Brooklyn. She Is Miss Evangeline
whitney. who is principal of one Of
Brooklyn's schools. II took 10 ballots 10
elect Miss Whitney against a field OF four
men and four other women.
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account for the intense piety and mys-
ticism that constitute so marked a
characteristic Of the imperial couple.
The countess formed the Young Mems
Christian association in Germany. has
had several churches built and en-
dowed, had passed the appropriation
bill for the grand new Berlin cathedral.
and she abolished Sunday work in
shops.
The Princess Won Noer has never re-
turned to America since she left il. 43
years ago. yet she holds tender memories
Of it. h cannot bear the thought of
her adopted country Joining against her
native land, where her fathers tomb
lies, and all the influence she can bring
TO bear upon the kaiser is being exerted
in behalf of a cordial relationship be-
tween Germany and the United States.
New York Herald.
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A Man of All Work.

Here is an advertisement from an old
copy OF an English provincial journal:
Wanted. for a sober family. a man OF
light weight. who fears the Lord and can
drive a pair of horses. he must occa-
sionally wait at table. Join In the house
hold prayer. look after the horses and
read a chapter of the Bible. He must.
God willing. arise at : o'clock in the
morning. and obey his master and mis-
tress in all lawful commands: IL ne can
dress hair. sing psalms and play at crib
bage, the more agreeable. Wages. u
guineas a year"