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Evening star., 1901-10-31
wHITNEY's HORSE WON.
Water shed Surprises the English at
the NeWmarket-HOugh Meeting.

Water shed Surprises the English at
the Newmarket-HOught Meeting.
There was a big attendance at the second
days racing of the Newmarket-Hought
fEngiand) meeting yesterday to witness the
contest for the Cambridgeshire Stakes, the
principal event Of the meeting.
The result was tremendous upset for
the betting men. W. c. Whitney's Water
Shed, the winner of the race, ridden by
Johnny Reiff. was considered to be a rank
outsider, and started at % to 1 against
Lord Wolyerton's Osboch, who was second
at the finish, was the favorite at 100 to IA
against. The betting on G. Woods Lascaris,
third horse, was 10 to against. Goldman,
ridden by Maher, was greatly fancied in
France, but did not fiatter his supporters
Nj. Ephrussi. Cedoman's owner, Is said to
have backed his horse to win 100000.
Water Shed won by neck, after an ex-
citing finish The American horse re-
mained In the rear until the bushes, when
he took up the running, followed by Las
carts and Osboch. The latter drew in inch
by inch, but little Reiff drove his mount in
great style and landed him first Three
quarters of length separated second and
third horses.
Lord Welyertonis bay colt osbeeh came
in second and c. Woods brown colt Las
caris was third Twenty-three horses ran
The distance was one mile and 237 yards
Mr.. Whitney's Spectrum and ]. r.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

civilian who was in Ladysmith at the time
and who said there was nothing secret
about 1t. He asserts also that he under.
stands that both Gen. Butler and Ger
White have officially asked permission te
publish the authorized version and he can.
not conceive why permission has been with.
held ~
Ihe same informant, giving an alleged
explanation of the fact that there was mn
cooperation between Gen. Butler and Gen
ntnaee nurfng the battle of Colenso. saws
'0en- White was informed that the attaclS
was Hxed for December IT. but Gen Butler
commenced the attack on December IS TO
the dismay of Gen. White who had mt
campieted his preParatiens
Ihe Morning Leader characterizes the
National Reviews version of Gen B,,ller,s s
dispatcH to SIR George White as rinnagsna-
ry and misleading
Ihe war sofiice sent ORDERS to Aiderslast
last night that a brigade of cavalry be pre-
pared to start Tor South Africa about the
middle of next month
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Emerson and Rockville Failed to
Score.

Van Ness Park was the scene of sturdy
battle yesterday afternoon between the
elevens from Emerson Institute and Rock
Vile Academy. Neither side scored. Two
twenty minute halves were played and dur
ing the contest the ball was dangerously
near each sides goal line, but the danger
point was passed without scoring and the
final whistle blew with an advantage for
neither. Both sides played aggressive ball
and several exciting runs were pulled Off.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
Business Boys Won From Easterns 9
to q,

to O.
The Business and Eastern High School
foot ball teams opened the season yester-
day at National League Park for the cham
pionShip of the local schools. Both teams
put up a snappy game, the Business lads
finally winning out by the score of to 0.
The championship this season will be be-
tween the Business. Eastern and Western
schools. The Central team is so strong and
being assured of victory before the start it
was thought best to let the other three
schools fight it out among themselves. Yes
terday's crowd was an enthusiastic one,
several hundred students of both schools
being present and they whooped things Up
in true school boy fashion. Neither side
scored in the first half. but in the second
half the Business team got down to work
from the start. The Business boys kicked
off and the Easterns were deprived of the
ball on successive downs. Then the Duck-
ing of the line by the Business team was
started and Johnson finally pushed over the
coveted line for touchdown, Clarke kick
ing goal and making the score 6 to D, where
it stood until the final whistle was blown.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
wHITNEY's RACERS SOLD.
First Step Toward Closing His Career
English Turf.

NEWMARKET. October 31.-The first
important step toward the breaking up Of
William c. Whitneys racing establishment
at Heath House was the sale today Of
ten of Mr.. Whitney's racers. The Mount
Vernon flly fetched the best price, 1920
guineas. Water Shed, the winner Of yes
terday's Cambridgeshire Stakes, for which
Mr.. Whitney paid 2ee gineas when Mr..
Haggin, the Californian, sold a batch of
yearlings here. brought 2,G00 guineas. Hol-
stein was sold for 200 guineas, Conva-
more for s1O guineas, the Shibboleth finy
for 500 guineas. De Lacy for 4S0 guineas
and Luke Ward for 4So guineas.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

Keene's Chacornac were the only starters
in the Subscription Stakes, distance one
mile. Spectrum, ridden by j. Refill Won
Pax (Maher) won the Wednesday Welter
Handicap, distance one mile and hall
]. C. Dyer's Lady Macdonald fJenkins)
won the New Nursery Plate, distance five
furlongs Pistol (Maher) won the Moulton
Stakes. distance five furIongs.
The Americans thus won five out of the
seven races Of the day
Evening star., 1901-10-31
THE BULLER DIspATcH AGAIN.
London Nafional Revlew Prints Fui
Text Of 1t.


LONDON, October S1-The National Re-
view gives the essential terms of the
"Spatch-G -Gocked'. dispatch of Sir Red
sesH's Butler tosGen Sir George White when
IN command of the beieaguered British gar
rison at Ladysmith. Accordingsto this au-
.therity. the message ran as foIIews:
have been repulsed. You will barn
your ciphers and destroy all ye,rr 'amnnni-
tion. You win then make the best terms
you can with the Boers after have forti-
fed myself ON the Tlgela.''
Gen. Butler. In the speech which led TO
bis dismissal from the command of the
Hrst Hrnly corps challenged the National
review to publish the complete SllSpaJch
and to explain how 1t WAS obtained de-
ciarlng that he would then publish cer-
Tined copy of the original and aiAvw the
public 10 judge the matter
The editor of the National Review Eow
explains that he got the dispatch from 9
Evening star., 1901-10-31

Calvert of College Park, Nd. who at one
time, and that not very long ago. was one
of the leading democrats of his vicinity.
He spoke here two years ago at the same
time ex-senator GoesanT addressed the
meeting. in the campaiena for the election
remarks created good deal OF enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
A Spanish Bull.

From the Hartford Gonrant
native Mexican newspaper, aaescribing
the arrival OF the Pan-American delegates
announced that the bHna plaved The s:ssfaa
Spariiard Banner.
Evening star., 1901-10-31

CASH Sloan. the American Jockey, fell
while riding on the race course at WersaN.
FoIaHd F4e WIS picked up unconscious,
but revived before he was taken to his
residence.
Evening star., 1901-10-31
WON BY CENTRALS
Maryland Agricultural College Foot
Ball Team Beaten.
BUSINESS DEFEATS TEE EASTERN
Sale of the Whitney Horses in
England.
CURRENT SPORTING NEWS
BUSINESS DEFEATS TEE EASTERN
CURRENT SPORTING NEWS

In two twenty-minute halves yesterday
the Central High School foot ball team de-
feated the Maryland Agricultural College,
ON the grounds of the latter, IL to 0. The
Centrals had the weight against them, but
they were more nimble, played an agrees
sive game and outpointed the Marylands in
almost every play. The greatest adyan-
tage came to the Centrals through good
team play, their opponents being slow to
start, with the result that runners with
the ball were often downed before they
had made move toward the goal Of the
local lads. On account of the lack of speed
the Marylands devoted almost all their
time to line bucking, with the result that
their moves were anticipated and blocked
time after time. After the first kick off
Hughes went through the Maryianders
line for a touchdown in the northeast Cor,
ner of the field On the punt out Central
lost the right to try for goal, making the
score, Central, 5; Maryland, o. After the
ball was again put into play Snow skirted
the right end got past the bunch through
good interference and ran the length of he
field for the second touchdown. Cox kiclkeG
the goal. Score, Central, IL; Maryland, o.
After this second goal the Marylapders
braced up somewhat and kept the Centrals
from scoring again, the final score being
IL to O.
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Eatredoses de !in6n bordado in
crdstanse en cfrcnlo, 8 veinte cent?
metros de distancia, partiendo de 10
alto de las rodillas.,
<De muselina de seda azu1, so :
bre.fondo de tafet4u, <bnllonada. !,
El corpifo. doblando blnss, est& xbu-
llonado. verticalmente y descubre
IN canesd, fernando coraz6n, de gni-
pur de Irlanda.
Las mangas, fernando bullones,
terminanse por un volante guarne-
cido de Irlanda, y Ia falda, muy ad-
herida, eguanteandoS las formas co n
bullones horizontales, deja escapar
en- 8 baio tres volantes sobrepues-
tos y muy guarnecidos de encaja de
Irlanda..
De blanca batista. Falda con
tfras de entredoses de Malinas, que
bajan hasta la rodflla, uniendose
la amplitud de ID fAlds, que v& Aus,
tandose hasta Ia altura de los entire
doses.
Corpi1o blusa con esco5e cua.
drado, guarnecido de entredoses de
Malinas, que alderman todo ell corpi-
no, de alto en- bajo. Mangas cortas,
con dos frunces en- ell hombro, ce-
rrando ell bajo por un entred6s Gin
tur6n de suras negro. plegado:
Hay bonitas chaquetillas Luis
XVI -auuque bien pudieran datar
de Grecia de tafetan Luis XVI, cru
zadas abotonadas con botones an
|'tiguos, semi escotadas. con fich1 Ma
ria Autonieta; todo de muselina de
seda, adornado con cascadas de mu
selma blanca, y capelinas horidas,
frondosas; ligeros tiestos de hojas y
flores.
La estaci6p, cuanto q natural -
"a, languidece va cayeron abfasa
das y polvorientas, las primeras ho
Jas verdes. Los nuevos retof1o, no
tienen el vigor nj Ia algeria de los
retofios primaverales, y con las pri-
meras lloviznas, que no tardaran en-
cAer, caeran nuevamente las hojas
verdes, esta vez para siempre
Abandona-emos Trouville y
Deauville; haremos. de paso, excur
stones & Fecamr, 8 Dieppe, & TODD
ell litoral normando; veremos aLaari
|larse Ell otof1o en- nuestros castillos,
y, arrebatadas por ansia de place
res, excitadas por 81 tenor de no 60
zsrl ,s todos en- esta vida effmers,
nos restituiremos &. Paris en- busca
de nuevas sensaciones y de nuevas
<toil sttes,, que hsmos de lucir en-
MIA, en- B:ckra, en- el Cairo.
Duguesa de las Vist0las
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La Semana
de DeaQVine.

iQue de piques azules, como 6
cielo madrile n, y de batistas Oorda
das. al plumetis, y que de pique:
blancos y de bajos blancos realzan
do batistas y linones!
E verano, en- esta latitud, va dc
vencida.
La egran semana, de AgostG
marca ell descenso de la estaci6n, Co
mo Ia egran semana, de lJunfo sena-
la. su incremento, = las revisteras dc
modas debemos descansar, 81 no que
remos expcnernos 4 repetir la can
taleta sobre motivos de la moda We.
raniega, 8 & descubrir, como & des-
cubierto-la revistera de- <La Jour
nal,, q1e es moda inglesa Ell conner
en- copa los huevos pasados por a-
qua, moda que fue llevada de Ame-
RIGA I glaterra, en- donde ha teni-
do POGO 6xfto....
No 6s de Trouville nj de Deau-
ville-si -sihelas!,-de donde viene la
luz que ilunina nuestras etoil cites, j,
porque nj adn estas son nuevas, sino
viejas como Ell mundo.
Un erudito. j. !. en- paf1os mayo
res ha descubierto que ell bol sro y el
tac6n Luis XIV Sc usaron en- la anti +
qua Grecis, segdn Sc ha visto en- ba-
jorrelieves hallados en- las ruinas de
aquel pals. Y nuestras costumbres.
estas perversas costumbres parisien- I
ses, datan del Paraiso.
mo hay hechuras nuevas bajo
Ell sol de Deauville, como tampoco
hay costumbres nuevas, no siendo
esa de tomar en- copa los huevos pa
sados por aqua,
iLas .gastaron en- Grecia? So
encuentran trazss de elias en- las es
tatuillas de PompeyaY De todos
modos, mi debsr de cronista es dar-
to cuenta de algunas ~toilettess de
Ultima hora.
sDe batista de hilo rosa, con bo-
lero plegado hofisontalmente, inc
rustrado de lin6n bordado, con an
chas solapas de lin6n horladc, sub
rayadas con cintas de cometa de ter
ciopelo negro, que abrese sobre ca
miseta de blanco y fno adorno.
La falds, muy sencilla, sostiene
en- las caderas grupos de pliegues,
que la dan uu airoso ensanche.
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Ademas tenemes una literature
afeminada y licenciosa. Los peri6-
dfcos jlustrados con sys fotograba.
dOs obscenOs nos entristecen tanto
mas. cuanto que en- ell extranjero,
son considera1os como la expression
genuina de Ia vida francesa 10 cual,
puedo asegurano 70 que conozco
nuestra sociedad, es falso de todas
veras. Con todc, la sensation del
frances que regresa a su pals des
.pues de unos amos de ausencia s
muy penosa y esos sfntomas de cos
tumbres tan relajadas le agobian Ell
alma.
iQu6 hacer? Trabajar 6 incul-
car q les jovenes el gusto al traba
jo, y decidir & los profesores dar
q sus alumnos una educaci6n clasi-
ca, una instruction solida, positiva
Y esencialmente moderna
F. D. HE-ROUSSE-
San Juan.
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viIIof v Co.
.BAZAR OTE RO
ATOCHA.-PONCS.
OBRAS DE DERECHO
Y LEGISLATION.
Por 0rden AIfabetco de TltulQs

SCEVoLA.
Aranceles judiciales para | o
negocios civiles en- Cuba Pto.
Rico Rustica p
Aranceles judiciales para os
negocios criminales Rtistica p
Aranceles de los honorarios
que devengan los Registrado-
res de la Propiedad en- Cuba Y
Pto. Rico Rustica 30
C6digo Civil Espanol VICENTE
en- la Peninsula, Cuba. Puerto
Rico Filipinas anotado pli-
blicado por Is Redacci0n de Ia
Revista de los Tribunales Tela l-G0
CodigO Civil, comentado
concordado extensamente con
arreglo & la nueve ediccion OH
cial. Tercera edicci0n en- 10
tomos saber:
TOMO I.-De las Leyes. sus efec-
tbs reglas generates para su
aplicacion, Espaholcs Extran-
jeros. Nacim' ento Y extinction
de la personalidad civil. Do
micilio Pasta I-15
TONIC -Matrimonio. DISPOSE
clones Generates. Matrimo
nio canonico. Matrimonio ci
vii Pasta 10
FOMO III--Paternidad flacion
Alimentos entire parientes
Patria potestad. Adoption.
Ausenca Pasta 200
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AVIS0

Una casa importadora dssea
entrar en- relaciones con uno mas
fabricantes de Paros, con objeto de
hacer una contrats por uno 6 mas
amos del producto de sus fab .icas.
Dirigirse 6 la .eAssocioted DisttNeg's
Distributeng @ ,.
Mono7a Buildeng.
Chicago, Ills.
s-3-1
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E Pfesidente Nc Kinley. sigue
meiorando notablementa. Sc alimen-
ia segun ell regimen facultativo, y
ha conversado aver durante media
hora con algunos de sus amigos mas
caracterizados. Los medicos no le
permiten fumar todavia.
A las doce del dia 16 los alum
nos y alumnas de la NJ rmal vista
ran a! Gobe rnador Hunt.
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La RepdbliCa
de Liberia.

81 descubrimiento de ricos cria-
deros de orc en- territorio de Libe-
tia, ha venido q fijar la atenci6n
general en- el E Estado de dicha demo-
minaciop, establecido Ell ano. 1922
en- la costa de la Guinea septentrio-
nal como una colonia americana, y
Repdblica independence desde Ell
af1o 1847.
Con noventa negros emancipa-
dos y mediante la adquisicion del
territorio q cambio de algunos zapa
tos, bastones, sombreros y botellas
de aguardiente, SO estableci6 eli ha-
mante Estado por iniciativa de Ia
Socie6ad americana de G oloniz acion
para hombres libres, que presidfa Ell
famoso Henry Clay y patrocinaba el
A pesar de Ia oposici6n de las
tribus lin,itrofes, Ia Republica ha
lido prosperando con ell advenimien-
to de negros de distintss proceder-
cias, y hoy es una nacioncita hecha
y derecha con una Constitution CO.
piada de los Estados Unidos y cuyo
artfculo fundamental estatuye la ab-
soluta libertad del negro; un poder
legislative tornado por dos Cana
ras; un poder judicial calcado sobre
el americana; una capital denomi-
NADIA Monrovia, y hasta ej6rcito,
formados por cuatro regimientos de
milicia eb,igatoria, dedicados a la
defensa del pals y en- los que sirven
los ciudadanos de dieciseis & Gin
cuenta af1os de edaj.
Hasta ahora la Repdblica ha
podido mantener su independence
epfrente de las irrupeiones de los
negros y las ambiciones de los blan-
COS.
Veremos 81 el orc yacente en-
sus entraf1as no constituye un peli-
gro mayor que los anteriores.
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COlegiO de San Pablo.

Para alumnos internos y exter
nos, en- ell edificio del antique Semi
mario. Para informes, solicftese de-
Director ell prospecto.
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La factorfa que Sc esta constru-
yendo en- la Isla de Maui, por la Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar company
tendra una capacidad de $4,000 tone
ladas de azdcar por zafra. Para esta
azucarerfa Sc ha hecho un pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cuadru-
pie efecto, debiendo tener cada un
capacidad de SO 900 galones de guara
20 concentrate por "a horas. Otros PEI
didos de LILLE triples y cuadruples
efectos de 100000 galones para arriba
hacen un total en- capacidad de null
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este af1o
para las Islas Hawaii, de l 800 900 ga
ones de guarapo concentrate por cada
"a horas.
Estos aparatos a'eemplasGn ocAo
de los sfectos naugtat4bu1ares 0ertscales
''.Standard" cuya capacidad ha sid
superada por las respect-vas fabric
donde Sc encontraban en- uso.
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En- las fiestas del dias 16. Sc que
maran numerosos variados fuegos
artifciales entire los que llamant la
atenci6n un gran castillo con el9re
trato del gobernador Hunt. o. ,----J
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Los Hacendados de Manatf,
tienen on almacen una gran existen-
cia de azdcar, detenida por falta de
precio
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hubie Ma
Purto-Paa,
Para
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Agujas para maquinas de CO
ser Expres, nd nero 90 O 2 q
5 centavos, casa Sobrinos de Armas,
Cruz, 13.
De otEas marcas, Sc siguen VEN
diendo q centavos una.
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La decision del Gear de no visi-
tar q Paris por ahera, ha causado
hondo disgusto en- Francia. Los pre-
parativos para las festas SO han
suspendido.
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El senior Inspector de las escue.
las de San Juan cita todos los pro
fesores y nif1os de las escuelas pu-
blicas de la cildad para que asistan
maf1ana & las ocho y media la pla-
de Colon para hacer ejercicios.
CONSEJO A LAS MADRES Ell jarabe calmante
de W.nsow debe usarse sempre que los njnos este n
On el perfodo de la dentic6n. Aliva de momento
81 peqneno sufrientc; produce un sueno natural o
tranquio, aviandO al nto de dolor e angelic dey
pierta con mucha viveza- 6 muy agradable al pa
adar. Calma al nino, aDlanda las encfas, alivia to
dos dolores, ayuda al yento regua loe intestinos
este me1or conocido remedio para la darrea asi TO
sulta de Ia dentioi6n dc otras oausas. Tener on
dado = pedir pof "Jarabe Calmantede Mr.. Winslo
or ser 81 me1or de todo
Ei muy conveniente que los
alumnos de Ia Normal no olviden
que no paeden rstener ningun libro
de los entregado per ell Department
sir incurrir en- responsabilidad cri-
minal.
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Para familia

En cajas de 4 docenas medias
botellas y al precio de "a 80 por ca
jas venden Cerveza Americana sude
rior
De Sofa & Ramirez
1S Tetuan
$50 30
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pal dc peri6dicos S2-4C el quintal
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GNPRGSA De VAPORGS
De SoBRlNos pE HERRERA

cmods e
de ocandoe
90 Nuevi Habana
gal oamerie tank lie AguadiHaI
nsupeior9
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FRANCISCO Ponte, cirujano Den
tis ta, participa q su numerosa ellen
tela, y al pdblico en- general, que es
tara ausente sn los Estados Unidos
solo por seis semanas.
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Marcos Garcia y Manuel An
dr1ni han sido condenados q veinte
dias de trabajos forzados por hurto
de una Gaia de tabacos.
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APARTADO 184

Primer esabeceno foografo de Pto-co Epeadad
Retrao todo ha l natural de Foog1a
tbaja pape "EHeumban Sc haba Inges Frances Aeman
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PlNTURy DE PLOMO BLANC.

6ALBAYALDE. La pintura de plomo blan-
ca Matheson, alhayalde fue la dnica que
obtuvo premio en- la Exposition de Paris.
400 Libras de la pintura de plomo Mathee
son, da mejores resultados que 500 lbras a.
cualquiera otra pintura de plomo blanca Pa
ra precios particulares, dirijirse
r. "A: Macfie,
Unico Agente en- P. R
(Ialla dol Cricfo No I
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1B5
sconao del5ger0ntes,, cuando Sc en-
cuentran en- el campo de batalla re-
ciben alguna psl!za; pero cuando
es al contrario lara aquellos es
decir, cuando obtienen algun triun-
fo sobre las tropas beers, entonces
les tratan <cona0 rebeldes, hacienda
les sufrir muchos vejamenes. iAh
vAliantaSl
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9altu s EaaIe
czoLeosz PENALTY WHOLLY INADEQUATE.
M. nj. MURDOCH. Editor.

CzoIgosz has only to die. He was expecting nothing
else; was sure of that while loading his murderous
weapon; was calculating penalty when secretly
exung over that his would thus be rem
dered familiar every where his should
discussed by nanind was secretly gloatng small
sacrifice glory while extending his treacherous
pretended friendship the President whose eyes
looking kindly into his unsuspectingly
upon handkerchief white folds concealed the
fatal charge which doomed to days of and death
whose life was being devoted the interests Of
his fellow and to the welfare of his country.
nothing has miscared in the calculations Of this
anarchists diabocal plot the fact that after the first
Of horror had swept the world his
little mentioned connection with the foul crime
calculated he has been sentenced to die at the
hands Of electrocutioner.
The punishment is lamentably inadequate The mur.
derer at to unconsciously suffer for single
and in commensuraton for days Of mortal agony
Of his noble victim. who was a loving husband and
righteous ruler beloved by Millions suffer but single
moment for lifelong sorrow of frai trusting innocent
nothing Of all the pain apprehension Of
a nation Of rghtminded men, women and children.
Newspaper editors and magazine writer's are having
offer to the wisest plan Of dealing with anar-
cbis assassns majority these counseng against sum
mary vengeance and urging enlghtment education and
Hocous love for those eng ones who claimed to be
the offspring Of medieval expressions and Of present Euro
pean mis7ule.
With all this have but little patience Ferocy is
better queed than palated maddog safer dead than
cured there being less danger Of return of
atrucve malady The death sentence Of Czogosz should
be committed to solitary confinement for life with the
additional stipulation Of complete isolation He should
put into rOomy cell of perfect sanitary conditions to
water sunshine and physical comfort and there left
MED Of all communication with the life Of the world
friends beasts the fact Of his farther existence
being kept sworn secret the very condition Of his mind
and his final death to remain unannounced so that his
friends and sympahizers in daily recalling his dastardly
deed and in contemplating his doom. could know
whether he in hades sn earth rejecting upon
his crime and cursing the day that he was born.