davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1901-11-13

Kitchener's wig-waggers in South
Africa keep the "enemy is escaping"
signal always in the air. Sometimes
they just say "ditto!"
Smyrna times., 1901-11-13

The record of the reformer is like
his swallow-tail coat-mostly behind
him.
Smyrna times., 1901-11-13

Gen. Tribe Uribe is about to Join
the other me-two defeated -dictators in
South America.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
BLOW TO REPUBLICANS.
Old Line In South Carolina Practical
ly SidetraCked.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. THE ap.
pointmenU of John G.. Capers on the
Republican national committee in place
of E. A. Webster, deceased. is a severe
blow Mr.. Hanna has given the old line
Republicans in South Carolina.
In fact, it is pretty plain notice to
them TO surrender all aspirations of con.
trolling the organization.
Edmund H, Deas, state chairman of
the party, was the negro candidate for
this place. He took on to Hanna letters
from 18 of the % members of the state
executive committee indorsing him for
the position, and he considered such in
dorsemant insured his appointment.
The appointment of the young dis.
tr1ct attorney of the national committee
must also be considered distinct gain
Tor McLaurin. Capers was his man and
his appointment seems to refute the
declaration that Hanna does not think
well OF the junior senator from South
Carolina. 1t might also indicate that
President Roosevelt has fallen in with
McLaurin S plan in South Carolina.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
OFFICER KILLS BAD NEGRO.
Coleman Filled Up on Liquor and
Terrorized Town.

VALDosTA, Ga, Oct. Frank Cole
man, a negro, living in the northern
part of the county. near Cat creek, was
shot and instantly killed by Policeman
j. w. Dampler here while resisting ar
rest.
Coleman came to town and spent the
day, presumably, thanking up' with
mean whisky. When he got ready to
leave he proceeded to terrorize Ashley
street with some wild pistol shooting, and
Policeman Dampier went to investigate
the matter. Coleman was in a buggy,
and when the policeman called on him
Coleman jumped from the buggy and
began shooting at the officer. Dampier
Is dead shot and returned the fire, put.
ting three balls within the space of a
few inches of the negro's throat and up
per part of his breast. The duel was
fought at close range, but the negro's
shots went wild
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
CHINESE COURT AND
AFFAIRS AT PEKING
Thirteen Million Taels For
Travelling Expenses.
NATIVES ARE EMALTREATED

Chinese Officials May Protest to the
Foreign Ministers Against Conduct
of the Legation able
British and German Defenses.
PEKINa, Oct THE officials here
have not been informed as to whether
the court has started for Kal Feng Flu,
las announced in dispatch from Shan
ghal yesterday. Previous advices lead
to the belief that the court did start.
The temporary palaces at Kai Feng Flu
and Pao Ting Flu are being prepared
like permanent dwellings. although they
Will be occupied only for few days.
The acquisitions for the travelling ex-
penses already amount to 13, 900, 900
taels, III spite of the edict enioining
economy in this respect The scale of
preparations may be Judged from a sim
gle ltem-3O, 900 taels will be expended
on tableware. Several local officials
along the route have resigned because
they are unable to meet expenses of en-
tertaining the court. The latter's Jour
ney Is now particularly unfortunate, be-
cause the regions traversed have been
Impoverished by the summer famine.
Conduct of Legation Guards.
The Chinese officials are considering
the desirabiIity of protesting to the
foreign ministers against the conduct of
the legation guards The soldiers con-
tinue to treat the Chinese like a con-
quered people. Groups of soldiers roam
about the city wearing their side arms,
often intoxicated, malUreating the ma
tlves and committing petty robberies.
A party of Americans recently looted 8
sllversmlth' store, securing several hun
dred taels' worth Of property. The
garrison was confined to the barracks
until the guilty men were detected.
The governor Of Peking has protested
because foreign storekeepers continue
TO occupy buildings which they seized
in 1900, regardless of their owners
wishes. The ministers will eviCt the
stOrekeepers from these places
Correspondence has been exchanged
between the Chinese officials and the
ministers regarding the com plants made
by Cinnamon that they have been COM
pelled against their will TO take part in
the work Of building the new legations.
1t is becoming evident that some modus
vivendi must be established, or the con-
ditions here will become intolerable,
Notwithstanding the ministers policy
Ut moderation in erecting defenses.
Like Fortified City.
The legation quarter presents the ap-
pearance Of fortified city. The Brit
ish defenses are particularly formidable
and Italian defenses adjoining the
British have am bra STrns f0r. cannon
deep moat protects the German section,
and across the city wall the Germans
have erected a stone fort for artillery.
Prince Su, the collector of taxes, has
adopted the policy Of taxing goods
brought into Pekin for foreign mer-
chants. Heretofore such goods have
not been taxed and the merchants have
protested to the ministers, who hold
that the goods should remain untaxed
on the ground that they are intended
for the use of the legations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
TROLLEY CARS CRASH.
Eighteen Persons Injured In a Col
lisiOn at Atlanta.

Eighteen Persons Injured In a Col
lisiOn at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Oct. Cars Nos. 81 and
69 of the Atlanta Railway and Power
company were wrecked late yesterday
afternoon at the corner of Washington
and Fair streets, as a result of which IL
persons were injured.
Of the 18, several are seriously in.
jured, Motorman Gaddy sustaining a
conclusion of the brain and Conductor
Alexander Of car No. 81 being severely
injured about the hips and chest.
Among the passengers on the cars
were some Of the best known citizens of
Atlanta, among them Stewart Woodson
and II. S. Johnson of Chamberlain
Johnson-Dubose company, the latter
being hurt about the head.
The cars were of the vestibuled vari.
ETY. and both were practically demol-
lshed. The shock caused by the COLI
sion splintered che front ends of the
cars and shattered all of the windows.
The accident was the result of both
cars being off schedule. Both were be.
hind time.
The passengers were knocked and
thrown about the cars, some of them be.
ing struck by falling glass and splint-
cred tlmbers, but aside from the motor
man and conductor no one sustained
serious injury.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
REDMoND's COMING VISIT.
New York Irish Societies Arranging
For His Reception

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Delegates from
80 Irish societies in this city have ap-
pointed committees to perfect arrange
ments for the reception of John e. Red.
mond, the leader of the Irish party in
the house of commons, who, with sew
eral other prominent Irish statesmen, is
expected to arrive in this country on
the German1c Nov. 3.
Mr. Redmond will be accompanied by
Thomas O'Donnen, member of parlias
meut, and Patrick McHugh, the mem
Der Of parliament who is serving a six
months term in prison for publishing
an offensive article in his Dublin news
paper.
Rodrick J. Kennedy, who presided,
announced that Justice Morgan j.
O'Brien has signified his willingness to
act as chairman of the reception COM
mittee. Justice O'Brien will make the
speech of welcome and he will also pre-
side at meeting at Carnegie hall, in a
few weeks, in behalf of the Irish cause.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08

II said 'Cnat we were all alone with
the three Spanish vessels and it seemed
that it depended upon US to knock them
out. At that time the smoke was so
dense could not see anything and
supposed that the New York. being
away, the Brooklyn was steaming ahead
of the slower vessels. He stepped out
of the coming tower and exclaimed to
me: What's that off our starboard
Quarter3' looked in that direction and
saw the heavy bow of ship and said:
'That must be the Massachusetts,.
HE said: No, it could not be the
Massachusetts; she had gone to Guam
tanamo | said: 1t must be the Ore.
gon, and he remarked: God bless the
Oregon. l said: Well, am very glad
to see her
''Ihe Oregon was at that time about,
I should say, 400 or 500 yards off our
starboard quarter at full speed. We
continued in that position until the
Brooklyn's speed began to increase as
we got up steam and we probably drew
little further ahead from the Oregon.
She never was that close to US again, as
remember. The OquendO, shortly af-
ter, fell out and went ashore. The Colon
gradually drew ahead and also went in
shore
81 remember very well the time that
the Viscaya blanketed her from our
hre. This chase was continued in that
direction until, when off Accerraderas,
the Vlscaya ported her helm and ran in
shore. The Colon at this time had
gained speed and was in shore some
miles. After passing the Viscaya we
steamed ahead and ceased firing.
Mr.. Hodgson then told of the chase of
the Colon until she hauled down her
flag and ran to the shore.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
BY MORPHINE ROUTE.
Assistant Textile Instructor at Tech
biological school Suicides.

ATLANTA, Oct. 7.-Professor John
Wyatt Turner, assistant instructor of
carding and spinning in the textile de-
partment of the Georgia School of Tech.
nology, committed suicide last night at
the Alexander House, 1873 15Marietta
street, by taking morphine.
It was stated last night by friends of
the deceased that a woman was the
cause of the suicide, and in a letter left
by Professor Turner this statement was
verified. He had been despondent for
some time, only his most intimate
friends knowing the reason for it, and.
as a result, Tor several days had been
drinking constantly. He was under the
influence of drink, it is asserted by
those who saw him, shortly before he
took his life
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
EMBEZZLER LOCATED.
Man who Stole 100000 of sandus4
ky, o., Funds In Havana.

hys Va Hi havana
SANDUsKY, o., Oct. "A W. Miller.
formerly city clerk, who left here last
February, being alleged to have made
way with about 100000 of the city's
funds, has been located at Havana.
Cuba, and Chief of Police E. A. G.
Weingate and City Solicitor Henry Hart
have gone after him.
A telegram was receivsd from Havana
saying that Miller was there and asking
what would be paid for his surrender.
A reward of $500 was voted by the
council and reply was received that
Miller would be turned over by his be.
trayer for that amount The Cuban who
made rhedeal says Miller is poor, friend.
less and in a pitiable condition.
1t is expected that Miller's return will
be followed by sensational revelations,
which may include many ex officials
who shared in his alleged pecnlationA
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
Four OnarIors Granted.

VALDosTA, Ga, Oct. fudge Han.
sell has granted charters to the Georgia
Ice and Manufacturing company and the
Hill Avenue Investment company of
this city, the Farmers Supply company
of Hahira and the Pridgen company of
Lake Park. Valdosta has more incor-
porated concerns than any city of like
size in the state, and they are all in a
prosperous condition.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
Receivers are DIsnIsseu.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 7.-The receivers
of the Augusta Southern railway APP
pointed in the litigation between that
road and the South Carolina and Geor4
gla railroad have been dismissed by mu.
tual consent, the Southern railway hava
ing come into possession of controlling
interest in both roads.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
Big Fire an MarmeCre. wis.

MARINETTE, Wis, Oct. 1.-THE Gram
building. the largest in the city, was de.
stroyed by fire early this morning. Loss
$50, 600 The building was occupied by
The Daily Star office, o tailoring essab.
1ishment and the armory Of Company ],
Wisconsin National guard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08

LAKE CITY, Fla, Oct. 7.-Cotton is
bringing good prices in this market,
though it is coming in slowly. The crop
is short, and it is not expected that
much more than half the usual yield
will be gathered. 1t is feared that the
heavy rains have damaged the cotton
now opening.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
The POESE

Of woman in perfect health attracts
the eye at once. Such woman is all
too rarely seen. The most of women
bear scars of suffering on their faces
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08

can hide, and
often in their very
carriage betray
the WON an1y
weakness which
oppresses them.
There can be no
perfect health for
the woman who
suffers from dis
ease of the delicate
womanly organ
ism. Her general
health is so init
mately related to
the local health of
the womanly or
gans that these
must be cured be-
fore the general
h e alt h can be
established.
DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-10-08
Liverpool Imports and Exports.

LIVERPOOL Oct. Y.--The statement OF
the board of tgade Tor che mopsh Of Sep
tembeS ShoWe deCSaeaa Of &S,O24. 400
in imports and Of %. 6SS, 800 iS experts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04

Las Pfldoras Rosadas del DIR Wi
lliams son las mas populares en- to.
dos los paises donde han sido intro.
ducidas. Puriican enriquecen la
sangre, restablecen los nervios y Gu
ran Ia parAlisis parcisl. bale de San
Vito, neuralgia, reumas, nerviosidad,
dolor de cAbeza nervioso, palpita
ci6n del corazon, anemia y palidez,
frialdad de manos y pies, irregulari'
dades en- las funciones mensuales de
las mujeres y la debilidad de ambos
sexos.
Son inmejorables para las en-
fermedades de los hombres causa
das por indiscreciones de la juven.
-tud: exoeso de trabajos y estudi os
etc.
Hay muy pocas boticas donde
no Sc vendan las Pfldoras ROsadss
del DR.. Williams.
Cualquiera per soma que tenga
difcultad en- adquirirlas debe dirigir
Sc Ia casa DIR Williams Medicine
Co. de Schenectady, N. Y Estados
Unidos, y Sc le dira donde puede
oomprarlas. La misma casa cuenta
con IN departamento medico para
atender gratuitamente 4 las consul
tas de los pacientes donde quiera que
Sc encuentren.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04

vigor Sc debilitan y ocupa /su lugar
un estado lastimoso de languidez 8
intranquilidad, Jaquecas, vertigos,
dolores en- los miembros palidez, id.
somnio, ETC., tales son los avisos pre-
curkores de la decadencia de la sal.
lud. Los que psdezcan de jaquecas
nerviosas y otros trastornos analo
gos deben leer la siguiente nara
ci6n hecha por la Sra Maria Vega
de la Vega, vecina de la calle de ID
Libertad, mum. 80, en- Guira de Ma
curijes, provincial de Matanzas, Isla
de Cuba:
eDurante buen ndmero de meses
ven1a sufriendo de nervlosidad, ia
yucca, abatimiento de amino, dolo
res en- el est6mago, debilidad gene
raj y falta de apetito, estado que me
obljgo 6 gaardar CANA mas de una
vez: Como los remedies prescritos
por varios medicos no me hacian be-
nefcio alguno, el Sr Antonio Valdes
farmaceutico de esta poblaci6n, me
recomendo las Pildoras Rosadas del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04
Una mQjer nerVioSa.
de Gel Correo de Matanzas,

(De Gel Correo de Matanzas,
La palabra <nerviosidad, no sig
mica tan solo, como muchos Green,
una depression especial del sistema
nervioso, sino que lleva consigo un
grupo de numerosos des6rdenes. Is
debilidad de los nervios puede ser
producida por varias causas, tales
como IN estado delicado del aparato
nervioso, irregularidad en- las fun
clones, estrenimiento, sangre vicia'
da 6 empobrecida, torpeza y pesadez
en- el funcionamiento del hfgado, ape
titos caprichosos, digestiones dif1ci
les y otra smultitud de causas que,
por mas que parezcan peQuefas,
tienden todas reunidas debilitar el
sistema nervioso y q arruinar Ia sa'
lud Cualquiera de estos estados
puede ser originado, sobre todo en-
las mujeres, por exceso de trabajo,
incomodidades, cuidados, y muchos
de los accidente naturales que son
| inseparables de la vida del bello Sc
xo. Todos los mdsculos y organos
de la economic parece que pierden
su energla y su fuerza, el amino y el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04
La Junta de Sanidad,
SuS atribuCiOneS en- los E. U.
y Puerto Rico.
Al Editor de Ella Correspondence

Al Editor de Ella Correspondence,
Senor:
Permitame un espacio para al
gunas palabras, sobre ell asunto de
almacen para explosives, el cual ha
sldo comentado en- su publication de
Setbre 9.
Sin pretender replicar a la sati-
ra de su correspondence, deseo ha-
Ger constar claramente la situaci6n
de la Junta Superior de San1dad en-
Ell asunto.
En- cada Estado de los Estados
Unidos Ia question de materias peli
grosas, estan bajo la inspection de
la Junta de Sanidad, expresamente
discriminate por orden general 102
1899.
Las leyes de la Junta no recla.
man conocimiento experto, nj indi.
vidualmente colectivamente, sobre
materias explosives, y por consi'
guiente les releva del conocimiento
esencial en- la ciencia expresando
opinion alguua.
El almacen propuesto es igual
muchos en- uso en- los E. u. y
otros paises, y TODD el que esta ia
miliarizado con dinamits, sabe que
con cuidado ordinario puede ser
manejada con tanta seguridad como
81 fuera aAtcar
Aun respecto al derecho del
Ayuntamiento rehusar permitfr
La construction de esta clase, la Jun
ia NADIA tiene que hacer y simple
mente lleva q cabo los deberes de
| ella.
Respetuosamente.
| IH,, NanifL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04

DR. Williams para personas palidas.
Ell gran poder de estas pfldoras para
curar la anemia Sc demostr6 mas
pronto adn de 10 que yo habfa imagi
nado, porque q los 3 dias de tomar
las comence & sentirnle muy alivia
da. Continue usandolas hasta que
consumf un fraco, que bast6 para
efectuar una curacidn completa y
permanente.
<En vista de los magnff EOS re
sultados producidos por las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR. Williams para perso
mas pa1idas, auto1izo Ia publication
de estas lfneas
(Firmado)
MARIA VEGA de la VEGA.
<Nosotros. los abajo frmados,
deolaramos solemnemente que nos
consta Ia verdad de la narraci6n que
antecede hecha y firmada por Ia Sra
de la Vega.
(Firmados)
Antonio Valdes.
Fernando de Ia Vega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04
HECH0S Y DIcHoS.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

Sigue 81 muelle de espig6n dan
do juego Official.
El Conseio Executive en- que nc
y Ia Compafiia en- que ST.
La ecompailia alega que ella
siempre ha tenido plantada su ban
dera.
Y el Consejo en- que 81 es por
bandera 81 ID tiene plantada en- toda
Ia isla.
Lo cierto es que las obras estan
plantadas y el nuevo ombligo no
acaba de salirle q Ia bahia,
Al fin TODD Sc arreglar&, que nc
es cosa de ref1ir por espigon mas 6
menos.
Nuestro imperio Sc acrecienta.
Hemos comprado las islas Da'
nesas por cuatro millones medic
de dollars.
Formarenos de elias emporios
de bienestsr y riqueza, como hemos
hecho de Pto. Rico,
Nadie podia Greer que la lin
gtlistica y fisologfa pudiesen adelan.
tar tanto.
Sc ha averiguado recientemen'
to por unos chicos aprovechados,
que Ell idioma que hablo Dios en- el
Paraiso fue ell castellano.
La lengua paradiasiacs, asi Ia
llamaremos ahora esta sufrieudo
una metan6 n6rfosis retrospective
hasta volver q ser la pura y genui.
ma quo habl6 Adam.
Por ESQ algunos Green que les
hAblan en- griego hebreo cuando
le hablan en- uu castellano paleon'
tologico.
iQue palabrita eh!
La coss entire Venezuela y Co
lombia sigue enredandose.
Dfcese, son oficialss americanos
los que por humanidad, Sc han pues
to al frente de las tropas de Colon
AL tic Sam parece le gusta mu'
cho el amarillo, rojo y azul de We
nezuela.
El rojo y azul 10 tiene va, le
falta el amarillo y tras 81 va.
Y 81 al ito Sam SO le pone CO
mer amarillo; 10 come.
Ell volteara al amarillo de unlla
do hacfa otro, 10 pinchar& con asti
llitas de palo hasta que este pun
to y entonces. ....i icataplun!
xx
Pues, sefor, nosotros creemos
en- la prosperidad,
Isl hasta Trujillo- alto SO diver'
Y cuando todos los pueblos ce
lebran fiestas, es que la cosa no an
da NAL
Por aquello que donde no hay
harina todo es mohina.
Y que barrga LENA cara de Pas
Y cuando los trujillanos tienen
cara de pascuas, .es porque la cosa
no debe andar mala por casa
~
POr la Sultana del Oeste no an
da Ia cosa muy tranquila.
Ell microbio de Ponce Sc conta
Hay hidalgo que procediendo
como tai, renuncia cuanto puesto
tfene renunciable y armando va &
su gente para el nuevo grupetto
El Sancho GPanza?) de la r4rol
no Sabe 10 que as muelle de esplgon
pues cree que hero D es2'ig0n. son
una misma cosa.
Perdone, hermano; espig6n es 10
mismo que Ssncho; este es ombzgo
de la nina de Caguas
POr esta vez oh Sancho!
te metiste de patas en- ell rancho.
FL pawista Sancho, de Ella De
mocracia,, dice que los Sres Sauri
y Subira, arrojaron al mar unos bo'
coyes de ron, del coSecho del af1o pa
sado.
iAh. gramsticc, de percalina!
lDe donde has sacado ese cosechl
masculine? Envaiueselo Y vuelva
por otra, 81 le place.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04
Kruger no aprueba
las amenaZaS
DEL GENERAL DE WETT.
Ell Transvaal no debe imitar a 1nglate
IRA

New-York Stbre. 4 l-2) P. NJ.
Ell Presidente Kruger no aprue-
ba las amenazas De Wett y asegu-
ra que ell General boer no sera ca
paz de llevarlas q la practica.
A los actos de verdadera cruel :
dad llevados a cabo por los ingle-
ses en- Ell Transvaal, han respondi-
do los beers como sabe Europa en-
terra, con acciones de hidalga noble-
"a, y aunque aquellas crueldades
Sc aumenten no descenderemos ja-
mas al nivel de los ingleSes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04
Terrible amenazaI
del General De Wet t
A LOS PRIsIONEROs.
Seran fusilados, 81 los ingleses no ca m
bian de conducta.

New York Stbre. l-2) P. M.
Despachos de Lorenzo Marquez
dan cuenta de que Ell General De
Wett, amenaza fusilar todos los pri-
sioneros ingleses, 81 Lord Kitchener
sostiene los terminus de SUI proc "a
ma.
De Welt dice, que ha llegado
en- ell Transyaal ell momento de LIS
represalias, precipitado por los in
gleses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-04
La guerra
tern1inara
EN- PLAzO BREVE
No sera necesario enviar mas fuerzas

New York Stbre. 4 l-2o P. NJ,
La plensa gubernamental lon
donense, publica muy satisfactorias
noticias para la causa de Inglate-
rra, tomadas del Departamento de
Ia Guerra.
El General en- Jefe del Ejercito
ingles, telegrafia que la guerra to-
Ca a su termino y que no necesitara IA
mas soldados para la anexi6n def
nitiva del Transvaal.