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coNFEssEs THe CRIME.
Philll Tells af the Part 10. Iook Ia
the EdItnE~F Mardsr


the EdnSE-F Mardsr.
Fort Scott. Kan Jan IN Amos Phil.
lips the old Bates county. Missouri
farmer who was SAVED from the mob
that lyucaed the Mssks boys last Satur.
day night has been spirited away from
the jail hers 10 prevent further mob yio.
lenos he made a confession 10 Sheriff
Brook. who saved his life. and told a
complete story Of the brutal murder Of
Leopold Edlinger. verifying the ante.
mortein statement Of + i Meeks as the
hangmans cord was tightening about
bis neck ~ the effect that GEORGE Meska
shot E'lIiuger aud Phillips crushed his
skull with an ar
Phillips says hs preceded Edlinger
shout week on his journey from Bates
county toward Oklahoma. aud that the
Meek. men followed him The ahbi
testimony 10 Phillips behalf was Quilt
up from the statement of farmers with
whom be- stopped while waiting Ia
Bourbon AMI Crawford counties tor the
victim and his accomplices 10 come
They are all wrong a. 20 dates. he says
Il was the alibi thst-cau-.d many .
doubt 10 Phillips guilt Ahd that saved
his Iiis from the mob
The old mans nerves are wrecked III
says be- cannot close his eyes without
seeing a vision Of the boy. who pleaded
for mercy ~ he hushed his cries with
the az Sheriff Brooks has taken III,
prisoner out ot town. and i supposed g.,
have gone 10 the peniientiary with hin,
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want oi coulHtaaun on the part oT the
Free s.ater- al Modder river ami Presi.
dent slsyu. address 10 the Free Staters.
Mr.. Kruger said be had learne with
regret tha, only about 1000 men Of the
Free State fought in the last battle and
that many others remained in their
camp while their brothers resisted and
even defeated their enemy"
These statements appear 10 give Off
oial confirmation To the reports Of dis.
agreements between the allies.
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Helena, Ark Jan. % Frank Brown,
one Of the negroes who murdered VIM
Tucker IN Mississippi at Irifries' Store
was arrested on the Thompson place
just opposite Helena Brown was i'm.
mediately placed on train and taken
g. Jackson penitenuary, In order TO pro.
tect him from mob that was forming
% lynch him Brown confessed 10 hay.
ing taken part Ia the murder aud named
his accomphces
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NEW BRANCH ROAD.
The Tr.eo w'u Bund from sspupis to
Dsnison or shsrman.

81 Louis. Jan 90 From reliable
sources it's learned that the FRISCO line
has positively completed arrangements
TO commence construction at oncs OF a
line from Sapulpa in the Creek Nation.
through the Chickasaw Nation 10 Red
riveT on the Texas state line, terminal.
ing % Deni-on or sherman, or possibly
reaching both points An outlay u
from 8. 100 90 10 g. OO0 90 Is expected
Three StLouis trust companies inanoed
the scheme
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wo,. Than rir, Reported.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Jan q Five men
were killed and eight badly injured as
the result Of TIA. runaway train and eH.
plo,ioh OF dynamite at Ashley Thursday
night A complete list Of the dead fol-
lows Frank McIaughl brakeman
Peter Frey. snige wiper Michael Bird
brakeman Charles Haney, an unknown
tramp IL will take two days to clear
away the debris The accident was due
10 long train Of freight cars running
away and crashing into a locomotive
near the ruundhouse The shock ex.
plodvd 50 boxes OF dynamite ia one car
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san Antonio, Jan 26 A serious II
not fatal, runaway occurred here Thurs
day night IN which the driver II pub
lie hack suffered concussion " the
brain and four occupants Of the carriage
bruised and cut by flying glass The
driver was Bill Smith The occupant,
were Miss Blum aud Mis-. Grace koeuig.
helm. Henry Oppcuhcimef aud Henry
Michel all prominent 30 social circles
hare
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Chicago, Jan 26 Mr. and Mrs sam.
uel N Nickor-on have given 90 the Art
institute their eutirc art collection. said
90 bs the most valuable private cullec
ton " worries aud rare orieutalcaryings
~ Chicago, and second in value only tu
one Of It's kind In the United States
Most Of the collection was secured by
Mr. and Mrs Nickcrsou personally M
India
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wom.n Rurn.a to p...h.

San Antonio. Jan 20 -Mrs O. G
Roose. aged ~ years, was burned 70
death here early this morning. She was
awakened by her daughter and escaped
from her residence which was on FIRE.
but rushed back 10 secure some valua'
bles and was cremated The residence
was valued At t2O,OOO and insured for
a,O0t
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Washington. Jan 20 Judge o VI.
Spencer Of 81 Joseph. Mo the genera.
counsel for the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Railroad company will BE- a
candidate for senator in Missouri "a
succeed Senator Vest. whose term eK'
pires in 1903. and who has announced
that be will not be a candidate for re-
election
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crIprn Commit. suleld..

Maryville. No, Jan. 20 Garnet Van
sandt. aged 10. committed suicide by
taking morphine in sheridan He had
been a cripple since he was years old
and his afiiiction preysd upon his mind
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Rafael PaIacios Rodriguez
A 30 G A D 0.
Ofrece su cervicios profeslo
rales en- su bufete
San Francisco 81 20 piso
a-15-S
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Uruguay.

La bella naci6n del immortal Ar.
tigas: cuya capital Montivideo, es
una de las mas pintorescas ciudades
de Sud America marcha en- camino
de positive progreso pesar de las
iLevitables peripecias propias de
pafses j6venes y plet6ricos, por tan
to, de viAa y anhelos impacientes.
Su situacion economical es rela-
tivamente inmejorable. A clio con-
tribuye mucho, como en- Buenos Al.
res, la numerosa y trabajadora colo
Dia espaf1ola que ha llevado allf con
su inteligencia y amor al pals un
muy considerable contingente de
prosperidad y comercio.
Tratase por suscripci6n popular
de levantar dos estatuas en- Monte
video: Ia una la memoria del c6le-
bre oriental Artigas; la otra la del
unifcador de Italia, ell hef6ico gene.
raj Garibaldi.
La eLondon and River Plate
Bank>, de Londres, ha recibido de
su agencia en- Montevideo, un aviso
diciendAe que ell Is por 100 de in
gresos de las aduanas de Uruguay,
Sc ha elevado en- Ia segunda ounce.
ma de Julio 42.1O0 + oos, de los
cuales 45.7O0 han sido l5Genidos pa
ra ell pago local de Ia .Deuda. Un
cheque de 60 33419 libras esterlinas,
ha sido remitido Londres para el
pago en- Europa.
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Los asI'a1jjs''s
Y Il jus!iiciia !.ascesa,

uns magistrado,' aprovechando
los ~~ocios' slas wac aciones>> de los
tribunales franceses, Sc ha entrete
nido en- consignar algunas observa.
clones acerca de la proper ci6n con
que los extranjeros que visitan la
Exposition Universal, contribuyen
al aumento de la criminalidal en-
F'rancia, y la especialidad con que
Sc <diStinguen, mas los procedentes
de determinadas nac;ones.
Marchan la cabeza de todos,
por este orden, los arabes: los egip-
clos y los tunecinos, como infracto'
res de las mas elementales reglas de
la decencia p1bllca, 10 cual no es de
extraf1ar dado su nativo desconoci.
miento de todas elias.
Los ingleses son los que mas
surtido han aportado a Paris, en- 10
referente Ia lucrativa industria
quo ejercen los <pickpockets, 8 ra'
teros, como decimos por estas tie
rras.
Los anericanos tambien cult.
van con exito, aunque no tan grande
como los ingleses, la exploration
del bolsillo del projimo
Este desmerecimiento no debe
imputarse falta de habilidad de los
americanos, sino 4 que Sc reservan
para trabajos de alguna importancia.
Los espanoles Sc dedican a cha
Ger pellas, en- los hoteles y en- fas
fondas, y hacen en- los corazones de
las damas destrozos que no autoriza
el C6digo.
Ell italiano en- Francia maueia
Ell cuchillo con exceso.
El griego hace primores falsi
hcandO documentos de creditO.
Ell turco, al <sports del puneta
SY ell aleman, robar, pero con
tan mala suerte, que siempre result
ia 'cogido en- fagrante delito:
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FOREIGN

PAYBLAE IN ADVANCE.
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Juan va, como NAL pens.dor y buen
iteratO, en- excelente compaf1fa.
Son curlosas estas apologies
nuevas las cosas viejas Para defen
derlas tienen que Observation-Disclosures
No Sc dice hoy que la Inquisici6n
preservaba de la here]1a, manten1a
la pureza de la ortodoxia y evitaba
ell contagio de las almas. Sc dice
que no fue tan opresora como cuen-
tan ST Quemaba a los disidentes no
10 hacfa por-g r-gintolerancia sino por
puro amor al arte. Ello es que por
entonces hubo muchfsima libertad de
pensamiento. Tendr1a que yer la
cara que pondrfan. Torquemada y
Arbues viendose despedidos de este
modo
eUtile dulci,: la maxima del pre-
ceptista latino es suceptible de una
nueva aplicaci6n a saber; las cosas
dulces para ell que oye son titles pa
ra ei que las dice: La persona culta
a la que arrastra su pesar la afic~-
ci6n al espectaculo nacional siente
entregandose q su passion ell <resque
mors de su cultura y Sc extasfa oyen
do un hombre de entendimiento LA
mar flantr6picas las corridas: Pa
ra las tres cuartas parties de los es.
panoles rehabilitar la ILquisici6n es
restaurar una gloria nacional No
en- vano es Don Juan ell padre de
<Juanita la Larga, Solo que, para
emplear una expression del propio co
sechero, acaso Sc pasa de listo To-
dos los que quieren congraciarse con
la reacci6n, adolecen del mismo NAL
La teocracia es inplable ST la In
quisicion volviera ipobre don Juan!
No volvera No somos los mo-
dernos bastante liberales para res
taurar el Santo ofcio Aunque la reac
ci6n tuviese mimbres y tempo su
pseudo medioevalismo Sc parecer1a
el aut6ntico como Corneille y Racine
Sc parecen a Esquilo y Sofocles 8
como Sc parece las Cruzadas la ex
pedicion China Sc resucitan los
nombre, no los muertos Pero este
genero de apologies, sobre oscure
Ger y desfgurar la historic, privan
do as1'a la vida de las lecciones de
SUI maestro, contribuyen fomentar
la regresion atavisca a que es tan
irclinado aqui ell espiritu nacional
Siempre hay que temer para Espa
fla la suerte de la tan SObada sonora
de 10th
ALFREDO CALDERON.
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En- traje
de CardCter,

Podra ir degenerando ell Carna.
val en- Espaf1a; debido sin duda, a
que. donde nos reunimos tres espa-
1oles. tenemos seis ideas distintas y
va no gusta ell difraz en- epoca de-
terminada nj usado colectivamente,
pero no cabe duda de que, cada hijo
de vecino sc siente arrastrado por ell
magnetico intluio del Carnival.
Lo primero que Sc le ocurre al
que pisa territorio americana es en-
War la familia y amigos una re-
production fotografica de su perso
ma, por supuesto, en- traje de carac-
ter y con todos los attributes que de
terminen de una manera precisa el
cambio xperimentado.
dAtraves6 la cordillera para ir
a Bogota? El retrato ha de Ser con
<ruanas, <machete,, revolver, rifle,
sombrero de eburra,, y acompafado
de mula y position.
iAnduvo por las serranlas del
PERT y Bolivia? Traje de <car&c
ter>: <ponchoo dc vicuf1a, <chal> de
10 mismo, bota, sombrero <al6n,, ri
fle, con el aditamento de la mula
<empellonada, y ell indio position.
sAnda en- ell interior de la Anne.
RIGA Central? Pues <livian1to> de
ropa, con espue1a er pie descalzo
pero con el'indispensab.e mache-
to-
SCruz6 ell lago Titicaca, aunque
como todos, 10 haga en- vapor9 Els
precise que en- Europa no vayans
Greer que Sc navega tan facilmente.
Sc mete uno EN- una lancha de <to-
tOra, y reproduccion .instantanea.
6Ha visitado las pampas argen-
tinas? Forzoso es presentarse con
<chiripa,, ..chamberga, scuchillo,,
<lazo, y. .sboleadoras,.
cSe emplea en- una nina? El
retrato es entOnces con- ,spolcos, y
<mecheros>.
Et sic de ceteris
De esta manera, no solo demos.
tramos a nuestras relaciones de
allende los mares que al pisar terri
torio americana, Sc nos despiertan
de s1bito aptitudes guerreras
ecuestres que quizas no posefamos
en- la Peninsula, sino que damos q
conocer las condolences del pals en-
que es precise :caminar armada has
ta los dientes los diferentes tipos
de la America latina, exactamentc
lgual que nos conocen a nosotros: Ell
catalan con sbarretina,, con <boina,
Ell vasco, eli valenciano con ezarag1ie.
lies, = el andaluz con smarselles,
sombrero de <catite,.
~ POGO provecho que SAGA ell
pueblo espanol de estas eusef1an.
zas!
POrque es natural, en- patses
donde Sc viste de ese modo y es pre-
clso andar siempre armada, cual-
quiera que vaya un POGO animoso,
<corta ell bacalao,.
Ocurre algunas veces 10 que pa
so hace tres amos en- Nerja, cuyos
q t n te S con fiscal, cura Y
maestro la cabeza So largaron casi
todos en- pos de la felicidad de Costa
Rica, y cuando llegaron quedaron
no POGO sorprendidos al yer que los
costaricenses en- tan POGO tempo co
mo ellos emplearon en- ell viaje, Sc
habfau civilizado, vestian va como
las persouas y trabajaban.
Aunque esto dltimo 20 era de
gran entidad, porque como decfa uno
de los expedicionarios, al ponderar-
sele la fertilidad de los terrenos y ell
POGO trabajo con que Sc podfa hacer
un capitalito:
eTra6aja.... III uozotro no he
mos venfo aqu1 trabaja ri no 70
menta ..... III no jan dicho que hay
aqu1 cada jembra,
j. MORALES.
Colon, Agosto 1900
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! nstituto Washington
Ntmero 70 Gale de la Fortaleza.
San Juan p r

Esta ESCUELA PARTICULAR
SELECTA inaugurara ssus cursos
anuales el Jueves 4 de Octubrc.
DIRECTOR, cl .;;profesor G. B..
Benedict A NJ. vcntajosamente CO.
nocido por el publico de esta Ca
pital. FL cuerpo docente Sc organi-
zara cen instrucctores competentes.
CURSOS: Primario, Intcrmedlo,
= dc ~Iigh School.
Prcsentandose un n1mero suti-
cicnte de niios de la edad propia
para Gl, sc abrira un kINDERtiAR-
TEN.
Especialidad en- la ensenanza
practica del lNGLES.
CLASSES NOCTURNAS en- Ell
Ingl6s y asignaturas cvmerclales
TodOs los cursOS Y inotOdOS
scran. unitormcs en- todo 10 esen-
ciai con los mejores modelos de
las Escuelas Publicas de los E. u
Atcnci6n especial Sc dedlcara
d los alumnnS que Sc hallan atra-
sados en- reIaciGn d SUI edad.
EstudiOs preparatOr;os para mar
tricularse en- establecimientos de
educaci6n en- les f. &.
Prccios moderados, pagaderos,
por mes, trlmestrc 8 ano adelanta-
dos,
Para mayores informes, asi co
mo para solicitar la inscription de
alumnos, pedir la Circular J verse
con ell Director en- la secretarla,
calle de la Fortaleza n1mero 70,
diariamcnte, excepto los domlngos,
entire las horas de 3 y 5 p. NJ,
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Coleqio Particular

DlRIJIDO POR PEDRO MOCZO BANlET
Ah1mnos erternos, pensionistas v med's
pensiontStas, Gale del Sol netna. 1s y II,
Los alumnos reciben en- este Co.
legio: 10 La instruction prlmarla,
lncluyendo el ingles, dibujo y Ia his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
trucci6n secundaria, 6 sea la prepa,
raci6n para el ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los Estados Unldos,
SO Glasses de adorno. (dibujo, pin
tura y mhsica.) 40 Teoria praac
tica de la Tenedurfa de libros. 80
ran tambien admitidos, en- calidad ds
lnternos, los alumnos que deseen
continuar sus estudios en- la alta rs
cuela Americana, donde aquellos
concurrran yigilados por les ms
pectores del Colegio, reclolendo
despues repasos privados de Jas
asigpaturas que cursen. Este D.
legio tiene su <Reglamento intel ~'
aue SO enviara los padres que 10
c0licitan
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{. Ia Legion De Honor
H0RNADA lE C0NDECORACIONES.

Ha salido en- ell <Diario Ofcial,
frances una lista de 62O personas as
cendidas 6 iugresadas en- la orden
de la Legion de Honor.
Correspondent los nombramien-
tos los ministerios de instruction
Pdblica y de Comercio.
Entre las personas condecOra
das hay las siguientes:
Con grandes cruces: al duque de
SeXto, comisario espanol en- la Ex
posici6n UNIVERSAL; al pintor Hebert
y al escultor Cuillaune.
Grandes oficiales: el comedio-
grafo Sardou, los pintores Gerome
y Carolus Duran; ell escultor Ere
MET y el maestro Saint Saen5.
Comendadores: los escritores
Halevy y Larroumet; los pintores
Laurens y Roll, y los escultores Ba.
rrias y Chaplain.
Ofciales: Hervieu y Marcel Pre-
vost, escritores; el maestro Eduardo
Colonne; los pintores Carriere y
Roybet
Caballeros la saba escritora
Sra. Clemencia Roger; el musico Sa-
muel Rousseau, y los comediografos
Decourcelle y Ordonneau.
Los demas son redactores de pc.
ri6dicos ministeriales y notables eX-
DOsitores.
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IntereSailte.

La Empresa de coches de don 10
sh Ramirez de Cayey tiene estable'
cida su Agencia en- ell EsSablecimien
TO sLa Luna, San Francisco 35 de
los sefores Zalduondo & Mier; esta
uspresa cuenta con constante y
buen servicio y en- competencia con
las demas en- cuanto a sus precios
nor 10 cual llama la atenci6n de los
seflOres vlajerOs.
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R0CAM0S

A nuestros agsntes hagan las re
mesas de fondos antes del dfa 5 dc
oada mes.
Seran stspendidas las remesas DE-
peri6dicos a los pueblos que en- que
30 Sc llene esta imprescindible con.
aici0r.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09

opposite. a picture OF a japanese temple.
The one h almost a counterpart OF the
other, but Mr.. Charnay limits his remarks
TO asking how tns resemblance b. 10 be
explained and stating that a theory might
be started with respect 90 the probable
Asiatic origin of the Toltec tribes. In his
beautiful work ne does not appear 90
have any knowledge OF Fusang and Ice
historical discoverer. old Hwui shan. OF,
n ne does. he ignores him. lie seems to
believe that the japanese carried on a
steady traslc formerly on the coast OF
North America. "as also BY fortuiious
immigrations resulting from shipWreck.
Later he compares the etucco bas reiiets
on the ruined nunnery az Chichen TIA
TO Chinese carvings. These ruins ara IN
the true country OF the Mayas.
Elephants heads on some of the Amer.
lean ruins have excited the wonder OF all
archaeoioglsts. Where did they get the
elephants? has been the universal query
OF them all. Ana there could have been
hut one place they could have got u from.
and that Il India. IL We examine a
drawing OF che restored palace az Pa
lenque and compare it with the temple OF
BorO Budor in Java we will md that they
resemble each other. Waldeck found the
old temples OF Yucatan analogous TO those
OF the Buddhist OF Pegu. Ava, Siam and
the Indian archipelago. with the same
kind OF inches IN which the croes-leggcd
god Buddha sits IN Java
In view OF all this evidence Il seems
that we must accept Hwui -shan's dis
covcry as that OF America-his Lord q
the Mulberry Tree as Mexico, and that his
Ave missionary Buddhists remained amon-
the primitive races. teaching them the
arts and religion which the Buddhist
first carried into China. In the THOUSAND
years which interviewed between Hwui
shans discovery and the discovery made
by Columbus. the Toltecs had ample time
10 build such cities as We fnd ruined
Throughout, their hand making IRE OF aiI
improving upon. or modifying the things
they learned from the Buddhlsts.
Thomas r. Dawley, Jr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-09

into The body OF the cylinder like second
turret. The structure which looks 50 I'M
compromisingly massive and heavy IL -
well adjusted that the movement can be
effected by a man turning a crank IN the
interior OF the tutret. or sim more easily.
though less simply. hy the use OF electro
cal apparatus. The gun Is quick irer
and u ~ nos dincult 10 imagine what hav-
oc might be wrought by this one uncannv
instrument sending forth its shells az
great distance and with startling rapid
ity. and yet offering only an occasional
glimpse Of Itself 20 the enemy The
mote OF modern warfare a. exhibited
BY the Creusot works 81 quick IRE. To
this II added extreme facility OF loading,
ease OF manipulation and extreme acCu-
racy Of adjustment Of the entire mechan-
ism,
All the guns hitherto described are naval
guns. somewhat resembling those mon
sters which Capt scoW took from his ship
TO plaS 80 prominent n Part In the relief
Of Ladysmlih The enormous range Of
these guns cnablcd the English to shell
the Bocr positions while remaining them
selves In complete security. Their bulk.
however renders their transport by lan.l
80 difficult thar altogether different de-
signs OF the carriage are necessary fer
the army artillery. The Creusot company
has not made any special display OF is
Long Toms" nor even OF the redouhtl-
bic im-Nordenfeldts. or "R0mb- Max
inns ~ the Rocrs called them, which
proved 80 deadly 20 many a stormins
party Of the English and whose fierce
and aggressive double bark cou.d -
heard for a mile around 10 give a rany-
hg point to tho Burghers Creusot,
however does just as great business
for the land service ~ Tor the sea. AMI
az write I hear that no, only - the
spanish navy 70 be equipped with the
most modern guns. but that the entire
artillery OF their army will be over
hauled and that m immense order for
quick firing guns will soon De carried out
Nearly every country IN Europe has re-
Gently bought artillery of various kinds
from Crcusot and not only have eoun-
tries like Japan and China felt called
upon 10 acquire these very latest products
OF civilization. but even republics like san
Domingo have found u necessary 90 he
TN che swim" and to assert their import
ance by having guns as good a. those
their nelghbors.
Ne ascend to n platform above the