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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
il2 HibriOteoa de La DEMocRACIA

de que no brill'ba uuguna Luz go Ell interior "A la
hra one 10, tsnd,ro duermau, psus6 los enamora-
dos sueen estar despertos,
81 principe entoa6 media voz una canOi6u de
la 6poca esper6 POGO despu6s se entresb6 discre-
tamente una ventsns del piso jo de Is cale de Jo
DEL el THn lipe Sc aeerc6 a. ell AL mismo tiemp1
una voz conuovida pregunt6;
-tSois vos. EnriQue2
-Yo mismo. . Sc aoerO6 adn mas Ia ven
tsns, la mano de Sara estreoh6 sfectuosa1eate Ia
suya.
-lAh, querids Sara! murmur6 EnTiqu7.
-Monst nor. -. dO Ia hermOsa paters temblsndo
5sUpOBgo que no suoed6 nadaa
-BPor que me hae6is pregunto alma mfsf
Como soeis venir tan tempTauo
Rs verdsd, Sara, pero ha llegado esta tarde mi
lIs rsina Julnsl szclam6 Ia platersi entOnces nos
hemos salvadO.
Esriques Sc hsbia spnyadO 81 eutsmblamento de Ia
veBtaus drgia de vez ousndo IA miTada haois loa
dos extremes de Ia osls -Q1e hemos savadol di-
10 respondendo lss paabras De sara; ol.rtamente
que 81 - pero no teneis que tsmer NADIA de RsDato
-JPsgo vosl preguot6 a platers que seguil TEN
blsndc.
-Yo tsngo por garapta Ia pa'sbra De o,taliua.
" luego, dijo sara tristemsnte dabeis cassros en-
brsve con Is pfiuoesa Margarita.
-iAh Sara, guends Sara dii9 EaTiqaa, no me
hablaeis de MVgaFlts.... qHen 20 amo % . vos....
no monsshor, no es 8 mi...ss. quisn debsis
amaF.,. es eila.... Principe mio. repuao la platt-
n con duzafa, 50 Ter qns ameig s.s mujsT aQe
ce ssts ds1tineda . Is mesestel qua aniis 3 qae
IS asesoafos SO ass q sfoao as kFsneia.ss
-issfsl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
r. I'll Dexter
AVOCADO

Ha alberto sus oficinas en- San Juan
y Sc Ocupara de toda clase de asun
toS ante la Corte Provisional de los
EStad0S- UnidOS. Tambien cOnducira
y defendera aquellOs asuntos profesio-
males que sea precise neyar ante ell
GObiernO militar, como tambien ante
cualquiera de los Departamentos del
en- Washington. D. G.
Mr.. Dexter eS apoderadO de la Com
pania de Ferrocarril de circumyala-
ci6n.
Sc ocupara tambien de la venta de
fncas y aquellos que deseen sus SER
viciOs pueden dirijir Ia correspondent
cia en- Castellano al senior +. H. Dex-
ter. Gale de Tetuan numero ! San
Juan P. r.
MOdicidad en- los hOnOrariOs.
Setiembre IL de 1899. %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

chss y enoausan Ia nave; al Comit6 lo-
cal de esta Ciuisd y todos los fedora
les de a patria puertorriqueiia, que en-
arm6nica lid, tremolan Ell rabell6n de
las grandes ensenanzss.
Aquf estoy; mi puesto sera, el puesto
sefialado del deber.
Pro patria.
Ponce.
DoMINao PAoLl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
Sc Venden

Dos solares, en- la ealle de la Qua
dalupe, uno mide q yaras con 2o de
fOndo, Y ell otro l9 pOr 46.
I'll que 10 interese puede dirGirse
"A don BQI5iRo Figuer0a, en- ell orabo
lie la culebrap
Noyiembre . del 90. 4 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
CANALS HERNANOS & Ca.
s. en- G.
IS AtOcIna is Ponce.

0frecemos al pablieO de Ponce IS a.
de Ia isla un gran surtid0 de ealzade
americana y espanol dc tOdas classes.
que Rendemos a preei0s modicOs.
Tambi6n 0lrecemos maj sliales de
t0d8s classes para zapatefiss u pelete
rias, asi como un yafiado surtid0 da
driles de t0dos preci0s.
Tant0 los materialeS como el
zado Y driles que dejamos anune
son acabados de recibir y da exec
lente calidad
9 de Oetube de 1899 g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
R0PlC | HoUo E
Casa de Ho$pedgie q restaurant

Casa de H0Spedge y restaurant
Propietarios SIMoMPIETRI MEAD.
ServiciO la carta, habitaciones
frescas y con luz electrical,
BanOs de ducha. Sc habla ingl6s.
El mas elegante y c6ntricO de todos
los establecimientos en- Ponce.
Sc admiten abonadOs por semana y
por meses segdn conVengan, Marina
y Aurora I'm, 8 " p. S.
0ctubre 81 del 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

Dice El CrioHo de Aguadilla, y dice
muy bicn que en- Ell viaie del tren desde
Mayagiiez q Aguadilla es un peligro Ell
traslado que se tiene que hacer por Ell
rio de Anasco, porque cuando crecen
las aguas de dicho rfo-lo que ocurre
con mucha frecuencia va ell paso es
impossible.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
Don .ROdulfO del yaIle ) So

Don .ROiulfO del VaIIe ' so-
rianO. - EX procuradOr con tr9inta y
tres amos de ejercicio professional,
participa a sus amigos cllentes y al
pdbicO, que tanto pOr sus conoci-
mieat0S en- asuntoS judiciales como
por la cooperation de completeness
con quienea cuenta, Sc en-
carga de Il - lie Les 0'ioo de- II y
negocios ciyiles . cfinlta9 -
lisdicci0n voluntaria D cOnGencI0s2,
asistiendo perSonalmente los juicios
verbaleS ante los TribunaieS municl.
pales de Ponce, y de las pOblaciones
lnmediatas.
ofrece su despacho en- la calle Ma
yor NJ. II,
Ponce, de 0ctubre de 1899. |. m. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
NOTTCfhS,,

AnuestrOs buenOs agen-
tes de La Isla que no han
respOndidO 4 nuestrO iil-
tiHlO IlamanlientO, les SUI.
plicaunOs 10 hagan q La
mayor breVedad, pues
nos es fOrzOsO liIuidar
las cuentas atraZadaS,
para enViar nuevaS re-
nleSas de recfbOS.
EsperamOS ser COM
placidOs.
Sabemos de algunas personalidades
extraugeras que piensan nacioualizarse
smerioanos para venir formar en- las
tilas de nuestro partido.
Tambi6n llega esta redacci6n, por
conduoto tidedigno, la notieia de que
dos apreelables caballeros afliados al
paFtido republicano, veudrau con sus
entusiasmos y popularidad al federal,
impulsados por la bondad de nuestra
causa, que cada dfa atrae mas adeptos.
En- Colombia ha estallado ana revo
lucidn que domina todo ell departameu.
to de Santander En- Bogota Sc iguora
ell ndmero J poder de los leyantados en-
armas'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
A Good Chance

For anyone to purchase a soda
water plant for hall its price, fer
particulars apply to this Office
N0YiembFe 2 de 1899 Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

Dice nj Cfl0tt0 de Agnadllla, y dice
muy bion que en- Ell viaie del tren desde |
Msyagiiez 4 Aguadilla es un peligro ell
traslado que se tiene que hacer por ell
rio de Afasco, porque cuando crecen
las aguas de dicho rfo-lo que ocurre
con mucha frocuencia va ell paso es
Hoy ha regressdo de Guayama nues-
tro querido compailero don Gumersindo
Riyss, quien trae ampios detalles de
las elecciores en- Guayama que empe-
zaremos a publican mafana.
Han prestado luramento de idelidad
a los Estados Unidos, en- distintos pue
bios de la isIa, IA espaholes | chileno,
franceses, ingleses, 6 daneses, co
lombiano y l turco, cuyas respectivas
certifoaciones han sido remitdas la
Secretarfa civil
En- la InStdntGlleG de uuestro amigo
Cuevas Aboy, publicada aver, donde
dice : mortiferos veneaos, lease noOrN
fe2os miaSmoS, pues asf conSta EN- el
original.
Valioso testimonio: El doctor Z,ra-
goza, que 10 suscribe, es no Bolamente
un m6dico practice J experto, sino tam
bi6n un buen farmaceutico, raz6n de
mas para que liable con perfecto como :
cimiento de causa,
SEl aspecto, olor, sabor J confec3ion
de la inmejorable Emulsion de Scott de
aceite de htgsdo de bacalao con hipo.
{ Ii q. a.. o,, @ic sosa, merecen todo
al vuoomIo y almr sei6n p0r 10 perfec-
to del preparddo, y su compactllldad,
pues no obstante ell tempo transcurrldo
despu6s de su preparation, permanece
perfectamente homog6ueo, insepara-
bIes las sustancias que 10 forman. Res
pecto a sus propiedades terap6uticas,
tongo gran satisfaction en- communicates
que siempre que la he empleado en- nj
clfnica particular y general, he obser
vado los mejores resultados en- toda'
las afcecioues del Gpdrdt0 reSpTat0rto,
en- la eScr6futa J ell r0qWitisn'o J con
Sunci6R2
Dr. EmiJtano Zardgosa.
La anemia, clorosis, cansancio, debi
lidad, palpitaciones, raquitismo, gas
Stralgias, desspareeen con el uso de la'
~, !. ~, q ~ loetaE. Sautoni
F'tt10rdS uHld19ttdS DEF USSs s'yu2uotsJ
koderoso reconstituyente de la sangre,
Estan ademas indicadas en- las conva
lescencas de todas las intermediates.
2 3
Arturo COstas CintrOn. - era
bador en- orc plata y demas metaleS.
Ofrece sus serviciOs en- la Joyeria
de V. Manescau ca. RaSa P,9ncipai,
Octubre 10 de 1899. | m, a.
Sc desea cOnlpPar una fuente
Ipropia para un Jardin.
Para intormes diriiirSe a don Fell
ciano T0rO en- eSta ciudad.
Setiembre 20. m. a.
COrOnas fiInebFes. Para ell pri
nero de Noviembre pr6ximo, las mas
elegantes y baratas son las acabadaS
de recibir en- Los PreCj0S FTiOS, ca
lie del ComerciO Ponce.
Sc alquilan dos departamentos com.
puestos de tres J cuatro divisiones cada
uno, en- Ia plauta baja de la casa sta eu
la plaza de elias Delicias0 esquina d la
calle de la Rena. Para nformes diri.
iirse a don Carlos Costs. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02
Una Ganga

Sc vende por la mitad de su valorI
un aparato complete de hacer aguasI
gase0sas, limonadas, etc, para infor
mes dirigifse a esta Imprenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

Hoy ha regressdo de Guayama nues-
tro querido compaiiero don Gumersindo
Riyas, quien trae amplios detalles de
las elecoiones en- Guayama que empe-
zaremos publican maflana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

La correspon lencia para los Estsdos
Unidos Sc cierra en- las oGcinas de eeta
cildad ell dia las ocho de la noche
para tomar ell trasporte Mac Pherson
que sale de San Juan Ell dia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

Ell licenciado don Antonio Moreno
Calder6n, estimable correligionario
nuestro, ha presentado la renuucia del
cargo de S9cretario de la Corte de JUS.
ticia de Aaecibo, y permanecera en- la
capital ejerciendo su profession, asociado
al distinguido jarisconsulto don Juan
Hernandez Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

La anemia, clorosis, cansaucio, debi-
iidad, palpltacioues, raquitismo, gas
,tralgias, desapareeen con el uso de las
~ N AL oct or. Ssptnni
FJIU0rUS 1HldT9IEdS DEF doS syaGrotss5
koderoso reconstituyente de la sangre.
Estan ademas indicadas en- las conva-
Iescencias de todas las Intermediates.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

Han prestado Juramento de fdelidad
a los Estados Unidos, en- distintos pue
bios de la isIa, ID espaholes, l chieno,
8 franceses, ingleses, 6 daneses, co
lombiano y turco, cuyas respectivas
certitoaciones han sido remitiias a la
Secretarfa civil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

Sc alquilan dos departamentos com.
puestos de tres J cuatro divisiones cada
uno, en- Ia plauta baja de la casa sta eu
la plaza de elias Delicias0 esquina d la
calle de la Reina. Para informes diri.
jirse a don Carlos Costs. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

COrOnas filnebl'es. Para ell pri
nero de Noviembre pr6ximo, las ma,
elegantes y baratas son las acabada'
de recibir en- Los PrecjOS FUOS, ca
lie del C0merciO Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-02

Los se6ores Meyers, Junghanns q
Ca nos participant haber establecido en-
San Juan una ofcina dedicada 3 la com.
pra y venta de fncas rurales = urbanas,
de haciendas de aztear, cafe ETC., y de
mas negocios relaciouados con hipote
cas-.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
KENNEDY ARRESTED AGAIN.
Oft Suspected Train Robbcr in Gus.
tOdy at Kansas CITY.

Jack Kennedy, often suspected of train
robbery and twice tried for that offcnse,
and now under indictment for the murder
OF u Woman, is III custody in Kansas City
for the train robbery OH the Memphis Kill
road Oh the night of January 8, near Ma
comb, Mo-, in which the express company
admits u loss of $l,o0o. The officers say
they have Kennedy this time beyond all
doubt. Five men are under arrest at
Mansfield, Mo-, for the robbery, and the
officers say three of these have confessed,
and in their confession have told that Ken
nedy was the organizer and leader of the
robbery.
A singular thing about tho train rob
berries in that vicinity is that invariably
they occur just after John Kennedy is re-
leased from Jail. Kennedy had not been
seen in Kansas City since the day Of the
Macomb holdup, though his friends assert,
as usual, that he has a cast iron alibi ready
and can account for every minute Of his
time about the day of the robbery. Ken
nedy is in love with a woman in Kansas
City and is engaged to marry her. The
woman is supposed to be a daughter of Kit
Rose This young woman's mother is a
sister OF Cole and Bob Younger.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
NOT TO HOLD THE ISLANDS.
Foraker Declares Our Acquisition
of Philippines Is Temporary.

A climax was reached Wednesday after
noon in the debate on the question of eN-
passion which is in progress in the senate.
'cna:cr Foraker of Ohio addressed
the senate in opposition Id the dec
lara;ion of the Vest resolution that the
United States had no constitutional power
to acquire foreign territory to be main-
tanned as colonies. He laid down the
Lgoad proposition that TO adopt the Vest
resolution was to declare that our fathers
had brought forth Il nation that was in
fcrior to all other nations, regardless of
the generally accepted idea that mi ma
ton was tile equal of another and all
equally restricted.
Senator Forakcr's strong assertion that
the acquisition of the Philippines was tenn
porary in character, created Il sensation in
the chamber. He maintained, however,
that we have a legal right to hold tho
islands permanently.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
MIR. DINNLIlY is DEAD
REPUBLICAN LEADER PASSES
AWAY IN WASHINGTON.
Death Was Due to Heart Failure
Following am Attack of Pneumo-
nia-Gcn. Eagan Ccnsured by War
Investigating Commission.
Nelson Dingley Dead.

NSaSDu sSsutSlCy AIGstSIs
Hon. Nelson Dingley of Maine, leader of
the Republican side OH the floor of the
house Of representatives and representing
the Second congressional district OF Maine
in that body, died in Washington Friday
night at 1880 o'clock of heart failure
resulting from weakness due to pneumo-
Nia. lie WAS unconscious durin. most
of the da; and death came quietly while
iic slept. 10 within Il few hours of his
slcatl, tie family firmly believed, as it
has throughout his illness, that Mr.. Ding
lcp would recover and il was only when it
became apparent that he was dying that
its members gathered at his bedside. While
the few days preceding his death had
given great hope Of recovery, the prog
rcss of the disease had made the pa
tirnt dangerously weak and had scri-
onsly affected his heart. Late Thursday
night and again Friday morning Mr.. Ding
ley had IL bad sinking spell from which lie
Slightly rallied. There were further evil
tcnccs OF Heart failure as the day pro-
crossed and the strongest stimulants were
administered but without effect. lie failed
p%erccptibly daring the afternoon and us
night caEe hope WAS abandoned. There
were many heartfelt expressions of SYM
pailiy when it became known that the
Maine congressman MAS dead.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
MAY ACT.
Much Sympathy Is Felt for Lieuten.
ant Wark.

Home Secretary Ridley's response to a
monster petition for Lieutenant WarlS' S re-
lease from an English prison by reducing
his sentence to three years has created pro-
found disappointment at Liverpool and
Woolwich, where Wark is widely known.
Further efforts are to be made to obtain his
pardon and the whole case will he dis
cusscd in parliament when the session
opens.
Press comments condemn the home Sec
rctary's decision. The feeling is that the
home secretary is Furnishing Wark for inn
morality, which is no crime, thus weakly
following the example of Judge Phillmore,
who tried the case. Many papers argue
that this miscarriage of justice furnishes
the strongest possible argument for an APP
peal. Wark is described as. physically
broken down. but is showing much courage
in bearing up under the terrible ordeal he
has gone through.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
Gov M'LAURiN ON LYNcHiNG.
His Message Deals will, Necessity of
y Stopping 0utrnges.

His Message Deals with Necessity of
Stopping 0%utruges.
In his message to the Legislature Gov.
McI.aurin of South Carolina deals with
lynching III a most emphatic manner. He
says:
1.-THE remedy suggests itself. See ia; It
that laws are so enacted and SC. admins
tered that conviction and punishment
shall follow crime. 1t is necessary i'm
mere protection of society and vindication
of justice that n stop he put to dilatori-
ness in the administration of justice,
which tends not SO much to the protec-
tion of individual rights as to the subvcr-
sion of the rights of society. 1t should
become of itself n high crime and INSIDE
mcanor for a sheriff or constable to allow
Il prisoner to be taken by violence from
his hands, even though his own blood
should have to he shed to protect the
criminal. 1 recommend that my county
in which the crime Of lynching is commits
ted shall be liable to the heirs OF the vic
tim of the lyncllcrs i'll the sum of 3d.
GOO, and that men who shall be convicted
Of participating in lynchings shall he de-
prived of the right to vote or to hold office
in this Statc."
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
TURNS IN sRlse MONEY.
Montana Senator Gives Investigator:
Committee Ss:SO.OOO.

Montana Senator Gives Investigating
Committee $4,000.
The managers of United States Senator
Clark's campaign deny cnphatically the
charges made that they attempted to
bride members of the Montana State Leg
islaturc in the interest of their senatorial
candidate.
The Senate and House met in joint ses-
sion i'll Helena to hear a report of the COM
mittcc appointed to investigate alleged at
tcmpts at bribins members. The commit
tee produced and exhibited $4,000 in ST.
600 bills, which Senator Whitcside of
Flatllcad County claimed had been paid
him and three colleagues to vote FOR w.
A. Clark of Butte for United States SEN
ator. The money was ordered deposited
with the State treasurer, subject to the
order of the Legislature.
Whitcsidc testified that he had induced
Senator w. A. Clark of Madison County,
Senator III. l.. Myers of Navalti County
and Representative Carr of Flathead
County to sec the Clark managers. Ac-
cording to the testimony, they had done
SO. and Clark received $4,000, Myers
$4,000 and Carr $1,000. They had given
the money to Whitcside and lie had turn
ed the whole amount over to the investi.
eating committee.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
NO RIGHT no
Senator Ironr Argncs Power. of Gov.
nlc1t Is limited.


Senator IIoai's I~aNg-cNpccted and
much-aavcrtiscd speech against cxpan-
sion, or imperialism, as lie is pleased to
call The sentiment i'll fave: OF keeping. the
Philippines, VAS delivered in the Senate
Monday, ans! for two hours the vcncra-
Die Massachusetts Senator held the close
attention of his associates. 1t was a re-
markable speech in many ways and was
filed with lofty sentiments and constitu-
tional argument. Much whitening sarcasm
was levcled ut Senator rlatt of Cunnecti-
cut md Some at the President.
Mr.. Hoar confined himself pretty close
~ to b constitutional aspects OF the
question, disclaiming Mt the outset an in
tention to discuss except III an Incidental
way the policy proposed by the admins
tration Of entering upon an expansion of
its territory, but making Il clear enough
statement of his personal position on the
subject. He based his argument priuci-
pally on the declaration of independence
and on the national constitution, saying
that IL the doctrines of the fathers were
to he preserved. III right exists whereby
we could govern subject peoples. lie dc.
clared that labor would suffer. that the
national debt would be materially aug
mcntcd, and that the necessary increase
In the army and navy would be a menace.
she Senator added hat e CoaSrsss
should vote for annexation II would be in
palpablc violation Of its declaration a few
months ago that "the people Of Cnba arc
and of right ought to he free aud !udc.
pendent" Mr.. I'latt OF Connecticut wads
a tcrse reply, saying the Massachusetts
Senator had been building up a man Of
straw, and that lie stood in fear of a mere
spectcr.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20
SENATOR MASON SPEAKS.
Illinois Man Tries to Arouse Feeling
for Eiitniuna

Illinois Man Tries to Arouse Feeling
for Filtpinos
Senator William Z. Mason of Chicago
was the star attraction in the Senate
Tucsday, and the galleries were filled to
Ihear his speech against expansion. Sen
'atOr Mason was just as earnest and CHI
Ithusiastic i'll his appeal for the Fiiirinos
as lie was for The Cubans last sp,ing,
when he declared himself for war and for
the independence OF Cuba. lie spoke for
an hour and a half.
The keynote of the Senator's speech was
the belief that i'll considering the welfare
of the natives OF the Philippines we should
he in reality studying our own best In
tcrests. In the course of his speech he
said:
ut is easy to drift with the tide, but
1t is not always safe. The simple rcsolu-
ton have introduced has nothing ncces-
sarily to do with IL treaty nor do 1
intend TO speak of any proposed treaty.
Inc resolution does not involve a question
OF law, but is n question as to the future
policy of this republic. l am willing to
trust the people and / want the people
to hear both sides OF the case before the
verdict is rendered. In speaking of the
Philippines l am speaking one word for
~. sAhN w 4OI OuLSSINSSs "A UlJCk
man said to n Senator the other day: Il
thank YOU for speaking for my race and
the Senator replied: 4 am speaking one
word for YOUR race and two for my own;
nothing ever dwarfcd the white race so
much as STOPPING for 100 years to keep
the black MAJ down. l may appear to
speak one word for the Philippines, but
two for my w people, when l plead for
the broad manhood of the man who wrote:
M! just powers of government are Derry
ed from the consent Of the governed
You cannot govern the Philippines with
out taxing them. You have not yet their
consent and the proposition of taxation
without representation is made again.
Look out for tea parties; those little semi
social functions are likely to break out
even there. for Hail, Columbian and
Yankee Doodle have been heard in the
archipelago
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-01-20

Harvard with high honors aud immediate
ly began the practice of law. Senator Ev-
arts heard his first pleading and was 80
amazed by it that he prevailed upon the
young barrister to form II partnership
with him. Not many years after this
partnership was formed Choate could sign
his check for S1.00O.OOO and still leave
enough i'll the bank to make the ordinary
lawyer rich the balance of his life.
Cloatc has appeared in many of the
g%leatcst cases of the past twenty years.
He vas instrumental in breaking up the
Tweed ring. made the argument for Fitz-
JOHN Porter, defended Gen. Cesnola in
the famous criminal libel suit brought by
CASTOR Fclicrdcnt. argued the Stokes will
case. was a lending spirit i'll the Tilden
will case. and his opinion was sought in
th" Hc!'i'ing sea controversy.