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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The house was called TO order az 11:1o
o'clock by Mr.. Speaker Holden, with
quorum present The Journal of Wednes-
day was read and approved
Mr.. Blodgett OF Pawtucket from the
judiciary COMMITTEES. reported back an
act authorizing the town OF Charlestown
70 open and maintain a breachway from
Charlestown pond to the ocean, and to
protect the shell fisheries therein, with
recommendation of passage; calendar.
Also an act in amendment OF chapter
a.. general laws; calendar.
Also an act relative 20 the school COM
mittee of the town of Cranston; calendar.
Mr. Rathbun OF West Greenwich from
the same committee reported back an act
TO change the name OF Emmanuel Open
haym; calendar.
Mr. Peck OF Warren from the commit
tee on finance. reported back n resolution
making an appropriation for n new heat
ing apparatus for the Kingstown jail;
calendar.
Mr.. Remlinger OF Providence from the
same committee reported back n rosolu-
ton appropriating $1,000 for repairing and
painting at the State Home and school;
calendar.
FOR EMINENT DOMAIN.
Mr.. Johnson OF Foster presented the pc
tition OF the Providence and Danielson
Railway company for an amendment OF
the charter OF the Cowcsset and Terminal
Transportation company, under which
the road operates. This provides for the
requirement OF the right OF eminent do
main: judiciary committee.
Mr.. Nugent OF Johnston introduced an
act TO elect certain officers OF the town OF
Johnston and OF holding n financial town
meeting: judiciary committee.
Mr.. Gsrvln of Cumberland presented the
petition OF Edward ". Ryan and ~ others
OF the town OF Lincoln, for the initiative
and referendum amendment: referred 70
the next general assembly
Mr.. Pierce Of Providence introduced an
act relative 10 trees. shrubs and vines
shipped 90 this state. providing that each
package shall bear stamp showing that
IL has been properly inspected; committee
on agriculture and mechanic arts.
From the calendar came a resolution 20
pay the bill OF Walter e. Simmons. s62 for
expenses. etc. as commissioner OF dams
and reservoirs, on which tho Joint com
mites on accounts and claims recom-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
KATz SUED FOR $1,000.

Hyman Katz has been sued by Clara
Keenhaultz, who seeks $1,000 Miss Keen
hauitz says she was I'm the quiet possess
sion of "a store In this city and Katz
came along and after making a great
noise and disturbance expelled her from
It.
She says he took everything In the store
from beds to bedsteads and from paror
chairs and couches 10 kitchen stoves and
utensils. She values the property taken at
$3.50 and the rest OF her claim is for in
terruption OF her business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
ANNUAL INSPECTION.

Tomorrow evening the annual inspec-
tion OF the Meagher Guards, Co. ". End
Regiment Infantry Brigade. r. I. NJ,
will be held at tho armory I'm pimond
Block Randall square. The company IL
in such dne condition that Capt. Ber-
nsrd Hackett looks for even a moro sue
cessful inspection this year than last Nd
mission .,fll be by ticket and every ono
must have a ticket except officers In uni
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
CLAIMS LAND WAS DAMAGED.

Emma ~. Miner has begun suit against
William ". Nichols TO recover 5000
The plaintiff alleges that she owns II
acres Of land IN Lincoln adjoining prop
erty of the defendant and that he built
dam across a brook. Her land was ne a
consequence rendered spongy. rotten and
impossible and she thereby lost the use
Of the same
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
WILL ORGANIZE UNION

Youngstown. Ohio. Feb. 3.-Employes
OF the blast furnaces throughout the
Mahoning Valley have perfected plans
for an organization OF a union With the
American Federation OF Labor.
Labor representatives from tho several
furhsoss assert that the intention IL 90
bring all furnace labor into the union in
order that concerted action may be taken
on wage questions and hours Of labor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
HEAVY MORTGAGE FILED.

Toledo. Feb. s.-The American Linseed
OH GO. yesterday fled a mortgage here
in favor OF the Moreton Trust company
for se.ooo.Ooo The deed covers y printed
pages The mortgage secures an ISSUE ot
s0og.ooo IN a series OF per cent. gold
notes. Nearly A,oOo.ooo Of this amount
has been issued
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
xos esn.s AHerd 70 MIss @.

The Water Color exhibition and sale
now on AZ the Art Store and Galleries OF
Walter ~. Wood, 1@ Mathewson street.
prices at which these goods are plainly
marked Is one OF the greatest opportuni-
ties that Providence people have ever had
for FIRST class high art OF merit.
This sale II TO continue through the
month ~ February and the earlier buy
ers are resptng n9h returns Tor their 10
Nitel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
LOST POSITION.
McKalg Kills Himself in a FIJI
Of Dependency.

Whitinsville. Mass, Feb. 2s.-Robert
Mckaig, ~ years OF age, committed sui-
eide this morning by shooting in the
stomach with a shot gun.
Mr.. Mckaig lost his position ms mas
ter mechanic at the Whitinsville Spin
ming Ring Company works. short time
ago and has since been despondent. lie
leaves "A widow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
WITHOUT FIRE PROTECTION.

Martua. Ohio. FEB. ss a irc that oris
ginstcd In The s,ioon o. y. V. Rosen.
steel. De eiroycd p large portion of the
business part OF Mantua today. The va.
lage Is without fire protection. The loss
viii amount 20 s,s,VQ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
About rhor oersph..

our Photographs are 30 nicely adjusted
that they are easily distinguished from
all others, wherever hesrd-snd cost no
rnore-ilO. $50 and $50 for complete ouiat
At ocKEL's, ~ Ms!bosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28
Senate Passes the Act to Elect
General State Officers.
Providence and Danie|SonviIIe Railway
Company Wants Right Of Eminent
Domain--Other Matters in House.


November April
ate ands sevea m matt of.
Providence Danieon Railway
pany judiciary
>
with Representatives Sheffield,
) sderc changssi in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28

Fsr Cuts, tisetrotyses sus PvtutlnL
Any kind. see J. J. Ryder Co., Il WASH
ington. Best work. low prices
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28


g
der OF Gen.B Botha, the Bo er in-chie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-28

nends passage I'm concurrence; referred
% committee on engrossed acts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
LA CAEAUNa VIA

Ell odio ruin de un coraz6n podrido
Sugirio vii pensar una vim ente,
una boca aun mas vii, arteramente,
Semhr6 la odiosa especie en- IN dido.
AquelIo arroyo fue que, sin ruido,
Desl12ose al principle cual serpiente;
Aquell0, POGO, en- bramador torreEte
Viose en- mar furoso convertible.
Naufrago aquel honor, veneer queila,
iQu6 insensatezl ell fmpetu salvaie
Del mar de Ia calumnia tnrbulento.
Mas Ie agoto las fuerzas la agcnfa
Sc cerr6 sobre ell triste ell oleai ie..
Aun sobre aquela tumba Drama ell viento
Francisco Rodriguez Marin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
AMOR GEOGRAFICO
,Oue es isla?

Ell enanorado que no tiene padre, nj ma
dre. ni parrito Que le ladre.-G peninsula
El amante 4 Quien rodea mar de iiusiones,
zero Que todavfa permanece undo al conti-
nenta dc La familia-sY Y boca El enamora-
Que Ileya dos tres galones encarnados en- la
manga: cast todos gastadores y novfos de
las nifIeras-S Que es Oceano? La reunion de
tod as las iiusiones que cubren la suPerticie
del amor.
IA Que llama usted estrecho? Sc llama
estrecho Ell lazo Gel matrimonio.
--iO1e es puerto? !? Ell ito s0ltero la able-
la, en- q lier O. C ivan e anoora de sus espe-
ranzas los casados disgustos de sus padres.
Los padres de tos infelces Sc liaman
bancos 6 baifos.-6Y que llama usted esco-
Hop La morena de ojos negros ante la cuai
se estrellap todas las tentativas de IN tenOrio.
Cuando yarias amigas Sc conyienen en- hacer
pasar IN NAL ratio q sus amantes, constituye
10 que Sc llama un arrecife.-cQue entiende
listed por marea? La multitud de QuiJotes
i'm berbes que ahuyen las funciones de los
puebos en- busca de aventuras am0rosas.-
! Que son rios? Son los ojos de una muJer
cuando We que naLte Sc le escapa por ID
tangente.-cQue montas? Las Haslones
Qua nara el porvenir Sc fOrman los amantes.- -
! Que me dice usted de las faldas ?-i Q1e me
GUSTAV mas que los pantalonesl-I Y cuando
Sc dice que on amante Sc encuentra Sa1slado,S
sin que pueda divisar el puerto e.. Guam.
do la famiua de su amada sanciafraS esta
la detiane en- Ia bahia borrascosa de los celos.
- Conoce usted aguna especie de mar
Muerto Psf: los viejos alabancfosos, lnoten@
sivos y rldiculos .....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
JerarQllia de las Iengaas

Nue5tro idioma tiene entire sus palabras
una especie de jer&rqu1a miIitar como la que
reina en- los cuarteles.
Hay tejido-y de los mas costosos-que
nunca pasara de RASo, semejanza de un sol
dado sin graduation.
Ell CABo- TAJE nunca llegara sargento.
Una bofetada fuerte y vigorosa puede as
Gender MAN-TENIENTE.
El que tiene un chico consetdo, le da ga
lones haciendole fgurar entire los RE aALoNEs
No falta a!gdn nino asustadizo que muera
de ALFEREZ-IA alferecfa.
Y, por dItimo, es Dada menos que GENERAL
la creencia de que Sc fuman cigarrilos me-
jores que los de la marca TRES ESCUDOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
7 E 4. S e
q Tempo. de Milan. escribe:

HTempo de Milan. escribe:
{ eemos In Patrie, de Paris esta ex-
clamaci6n: La Francfa ha secnndado, cuan-
do iniciado, toda obra de libertad en- los
mas lejancs paises, tanto en- este, como ell
col tin nte americana. Ha CON ba lido STEM
pre- en- favor de los dominados
ESQ es falso. Franca, oigalo La Pdtrie,
attn Ia parte de Francia que dice liberal,
estuvo resueltamente al lado de los espanoIes
contra los cubanos. En- las horas mismas que
Milan, Venecia, Turin Roma ten esta ciudad
parlamentariamente) Sc hacfa manifestaciopes
de duelo per la muerte del pundonoreso, del
h6roe, del negro caoallero Mac4o, en- Lyon
MarselIa Sc hacia arrestos por causa de ha-
berse grjtado las GALES Viva Maceoi que
va podia vivir mas que goriosan-ente en-
81 corazou de los cubanos. la prensa
francesa, excludes Clemenceau (siempre) y
Rochefort "a veces), la causa de la lbertad de
Cuba &c otras ibertades, ha tenido, nj
tiene, no ya campeones, nj defensa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
GUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
- a-C1GOGREFgD

No bien oy6 Anita aquel logogrifo de Gin
co etras, puso roja de placer y emoci6n,
porque 10 adtvino al instante la solucion de-
bia ser. ...su nombre, Anita icinco etras! ~
ell autor decfa que ell &todo2 lie dslocaba, que
no babla nada en- ell muudo que Sc gustase
tanto, III que ambicionase mas!
Nade Gi6 con la soluci6n !: pero Anita
por resto de descon6anza, despues de sa-
car copia del logogrifo, cuando lego la bora
del destile, encerr6se con Mercedes en- la habi-
Uac6n donde ambas dormian Sc puso con
febrii snsedad combinar las letras de su
ombre, sacando ell siguiente brillantisimo
resutado:
Ell tftulo de una obra: xNana> partfcula
negatlva; Sni:o IN bicho con mucha sal: <titfS
una que SO come: <nata:o parentesco:
xtfs:> Ell etodos, que dislocabG el autor: eAni-
ta.S
-Por fn!-exclam6ab borozadfsima la io-
ven, abrazando q su amiga-iPor fin me des-
cubri6 gu pensamiento! Y de que nodo mas
ingerioso jno es verdad? Ell case es que ma
naDa va traer la soluci6n TODD el mnndo Sc
va enterar.
Va ser una declaration pdblca-dijo
Mercedes.
-iCIaro! Con ESQ que puso al final ...
dHas vsto mujer, que diabo de chico? Mi
ra que ocurrfrsele escribir!
Ell &todo2 mi me dsloca,
porque en- ell mundo no hay
NADIA que me guste tanto,
nj que yo ambcione mas
- NIL 6uuOEcOueAdS5 1utOd u6 lnl dlEnd-
djo Mercedes, besa ndo con efus6n asu amiga.
-Ha sido tsrdfo pero seguro.
~**
Ia noche sguiente, en- cuanto entro RI
cardito en- la saa, gritaron coro todos los
contertulios:
-iLa soluci6n! LA souc6ni
La verd2d es que ntngunO Ia fgnoraba, gra-
elias 4 las ndiscrecioues de Mercedes Anita
Rica rdto, impasible, sac6 el papel
a tr ri
bras del logogrifo.
--TftuIo de una obra qne ha dado mucho
que habIar: <Nana.9
Anita sonrio, embriagada de dicha; Ricar
do coptinu6
-Partfcula negative: <Do.9
-SNiS-se apresuro a corregir Anita.
-Perdone listed, sefioIita es <uo.s
-Es Eni.z
--Es <no,9 como usted vera; prosigo: In
bicho con mucha sal: xmonOs
mo es fcc2?-diio 10 lin racioso
i -iMonol-murmur6 entire dientes Anita.
-tsl en- m nombre DO hay niguna
Una cosa que Sc come-continu3 Ell lee
tor-<Ajo.s
Anita perdi6 el color.....
--Paren :esco: <mama en- fin. senores,
-5Que ca, cue es?-le preguntaron.
LILO que nj me disioca ! Lo qua mi
me gusta mas en- ell mundo? fEl <jam6ns!
Sc produjo gran marejada en- Ia ter
tulIa; todos Sc levantaron acudieron al lado
de Anita, que ha bia desmayado en- brazos
de Mercedes.
Ramiro Blaneo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
e. Anz Or IDEAL

Yo no sc ST es amor la idz que enciende
La gdoraci6n de hnmana criatura,
Fnente feiiz dc mislica ternura
Que ell vulgo dc los hombres no com mprende
III turba Ell alma, ni ell pudor ofende
De tu duice mirar la ium bre pura
Mas en- 81 pecho infunde una ventura
Que desde Ell cielO 81 az6n desciende.
Mas deidad que ujer te considero
Nunca mis- ansias Gu pureza ultrajen,
Que es mi passion un quito verdadero.
NADIA pido nj espero, vida mia;
No quero YER bajar tn noble msgen
Del altar que te alzo mi fantasia.
El Marquee de Valmar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
NJ WI CARA

En- la luz de espeio veneciano
Que retata el salon respla ndeciente
Miro girar espl6ndido y riente
Todo IN alegre mundo cortesano.
Juntos como los dedos de una mano
Pasan en- derredor confusamente,
De los amores a esperanza ardiente,
De las perfdias Ell dolor insane.
Gallarda, fascinante, ma iestuosa,
Viene hacia mi la mascara hechicera,
Raro conjunto de mujer y diosa.
Els la deidad de rubia cabellera,
La "a apada gentil misteriosa
Que dice al corazon ANA espera
Rafael Cohoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08

o,.ttie-decia Anita Mercedes, su
- dera de ColegiO.- 70 no sc 4
laSO1 ese mucbacho para declararse; ell
Flie sPo' a, uoches la tertnlia de casa,
.l5 ,ooa III cerca te IN afio; We que mis- pa
'ss cbsD muy hieD, cue 20 no le pongo
.ia embargo, no acabs de rom
~ lgnnas veccs, p0r desgracia muy po-
Amos h4blado Ricsrdito 20 aparte,
II a,ifio menos de peDsar: Ahora, ahora
Is no 65s,lare; pero ica. 81 parece an tonic!
-Sara muy tlmldo.
.,5o. No creas que es de esos hurones
y is,roatan an un rlnc0n; td le veras. Els Dn
..o r5rordetfto con buenos ojos y muy sim
tz., biio drico; su familia no esta NAL de
a.,,o.ss l., ;,abes? No !e encuentro mas que
Isl -S1 ID ~ mas que uno.... " cu&l es?
F eer mug glot6n segun dlcen, come 10
4 a., t,as g3uapane>; pero ESQ 5qu6 importa?
4 -tYtd le dueres. Anita?
La yeriad x que le quierc, por 10 me-
4. N qusta mucho y estoy consumida al yer
,re tsrda eE decrme que 81 mbi6n me
is,s. Dor mi parte 10 puedo ser mas expresi-
n ea1imo, 10 doy alas
Eatonces es que sera muy desconfado;
ensu oue no estes adn madura.
-Pues chca, de tan madura. me cal
sop
-Caa1d0 menos 10 pienses ver$s como tie
meta una declaration incendiarla.
-.Oaa sea pr0nto, pOrque antes de ese
ceDdo me tiene va quemada la sangre.
-lQue sera despL&s?--dijo Mercedes ri6n-
se as AS ing6nuas paiabras de su amiga.
~
Como suc3de en- mucbas capitales de pro-
n lca donde rara vez esta alberto ell teatro
y carece de otras diyerSi0nes, en- la poblacion
Rlde viva Z nita eran las teTtuias de con-
N Ala q gran recurso contra ei aburrimiento.
VI d lu, .t6res 7e f., padres de Ia ioven,
AM5a siam2re muy animada; allf Sc represen-
NJ al contdiss Sc Shacla> mdsica, Sc dis
Hahn con jupgos de preudaS, etc; por la 6po-
ea QUO VINO Mercedes pasar una Temporal
con Anita, estaban de moda las charadae,
ksfItos, fugas de vocales y consonantes,
adndos de paabras otras ingeniosidades
AF eStiI0
II Iodas las noches SO trafa alguno de aque-
" ompe.eaoezas, Sc no SO acercaba con Ia
lc6n baba que traerla & L. nc he siguien
RIcardlto, qae hacia va una semaua osta-
llluncando an IogOgrifo de 81 invenci6D,
RPaas Do uuch0s sudores compuso uno, que
Nfs1t6 Ia concurrencia la noche que sigui6
laIogo entire AS dos an igas
N lecls ssi:
Solo tengo cinco letras
Zen elias encontraras:
III 81 tltuo de una obra
III que ha dado mucho Que hablar.
HI Particula negativa,
III Hl 0cho con mucha sal,
M una cosa que Sc come,
MI parenteSco del cual
40 puedo decir palabra
MI porque 10 vas q acertar.
HI l. TODD mi me disloca,
III porque en- el mundo no hay
t nads cue me guste tanto,
III n cue 70 amblcione mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
Excelsior America

lie Journal, de Paris, e1presa grandes te-
mores respecto de la importation grandlsima
de trigo americana en- Francia en- Esl ala,
estima ell dtario parisiense que la agriculture
am mericana tan peligrosa para Europa como
ell comercio americana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
Juicios orales

Mariana la Corte de Distrito que actua en-
esta cindad, celebrara los iuicios que conti-
nuaci6n sc expresan
Uno contra Juan Santiago otro de Ca
guas, por lesones.
Otro contra Eduardo Hernandez y otro, de
Hato grande, por identico delito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08

Ia GozzettG di Ve1lectd, no sera estrenada
te alo opera xNer6n>-
Todo 10 afrmado segdn Boito, no ha sido
mas que <ligerezas de empresario; todavfa
he escrito fin en- la partitura de mi opera &Ne-
ron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08

Giro contra Bernardo Segarra Camacho
de Aguas buenas. tafnbien pnr lesiooes
Otro contra Jose Maffa Acevedo, alias
Ltdri, de la Cidra, por homicide.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
A 7 E n A s

Tn congreso arqueologico international
tendra efecto dnrante los meses de Agoato =
Septiembre en- Atenas. Todas las naciones
envfan representation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
700 HEROES

, q iFaPido incendio destruy6 parte del pa
w y! sultan en Constantlnopla. Ell fuego
~ q SharemS, Iugar donde comenz0 el
~ ,oeq 'a motive, Ell Sultan, q los que acu-
y. n. soiocar 81 incendio "a cada uno) les
'-1eulao setecieutas medallas de orc, con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08
Ramiro Blanco.

ei caliAcativo de premio al heroismo. iSete-
centos heroesi
Es mucha herocidad
- NgEsPoN
Segdn manifesto ell mismo Arrigo Boito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08

HA iosko FL Borinoano dc Alexandra
- Franco. Sc siryen cafe, sin compe-
tencia, dulces, licores y Topo cuanto sc
pida. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08

90 ootor Arturo Vazqaez Prada, altos de
% la fatlnscia SColon>. San Francisco
26, consultas de 2. NJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08

"a NIGEL Suarez. fabricante importador
81 de sombreros- Fortaieza SO, slmacetl
San Francisco 93.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-08

cara Deposito de ca!zado de arturo L.
80 Dfaz = CO Artfoalos para caballeros.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artloulos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Prin. ipal.
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
Rendr for the Pnssion Plar

Members OF the committee appointed
by the Rev r. b. Cook to handle the
details Of the exhibition OF the Passion
Play. which has been donated by Pro-
fessor n. d. Cloward for the benefit OF
the Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
night, are elated with the interest
taken In the coming entertainment by
the many friends Of the church. So
strong an interest Is felt among the
other churches that several OF the
clergymen OF other denominations
spoke in praise of the entertainment
from their pulpits on last Sunday.
prominent among them being the Rev.
+. b. Short. The illustrated songs
which will be used in this engagement
consist OF Bethlehem sung by Mr..
Cloward. and illustrated with over
twenty beautiful views Rock OF
Ages" sung by Miss YeWell and con-
oluding with the Holy City, by Mr.
Cloward, which is supported by over
thirty views
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
RELICS FROM TIE ORIENT
Detective Jones Receives Coins and Trink-
cts From China

From Marine George Campbell, now
stationed in Chinese waters, Detective
William T. Jones yesterday received a
box Of Oriental curiosities. consisting
Of coins. Chinese trinkets and trinkets
from other places.
The articles came packed in small
cabinet made of Dorcupine quilts, aud
inlaid bamboo.
Among the articles in the box were
the following:
Chinese, Japanese and English silver
and copper coins; Chinese and Japa l.
csc playing cards, bamboo cigaret -e
smokers and heavy Chinese silv n
ring Of odd design, which came, from
Pekin. and other small trinkets pecI-
liar TO the Orient
Each list of coins and other articles
is wrapped up separately with writ
ten description of their value and his
tory pertaining to each.
The box containing the relics is
about 7x9 inches, and the quills form
ing the top, sides and bottom of it are
alternately white and black.
A number of persons visited Mr..
Jones office to look at the relics this
morning and they are the centre Of at
traction.
It cost thirteen 2-cent stamps and
four 1O-cent stamps to bring the box
to Mr.. Jones.
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
NOTICES FROM COMMANDER MARIN
Buoy will Mark Spot Where Work Is
Suspended

Commander Mark has given notice
that the work of removing the ledge Of
rock in Philadelphia harbor Delaware
river below Cramps shiDyard). on
which the steamer Mameluke struck.
having been discontinued for the Win
ter season. rock buoy. a red and black
horizontally striped spar, which for
merly marked the ledge and which
was temporarily removed for the con
venience OF the contractors on May IS,
1900. has been re-established. Notice
is also given that Brown shOal bell
buoy. black, No. Z, Delaware bay has
been removed for the Winter season.
and an iron ice buoy similarly painted
and numbered substituted for Il.
Evening journal., 1901-01-11
ARRANGING FOR
Big INDIAN SHOW
Snow Moon Carnival Bazaar
Attracting Attention From
Pale Faces

Three double booths 16xS feet each
will be reserved in the centre Of the
Academy floor for the use Of the mem
bers of the order during the snow
moon carnival bazaar and pow WOW
TO be held in February by the local
tribes of Red Men. Spaces seven feet
square around sides of the floor will be
sold for industrial exhibits and SO
will be charged for same with Sl.5O
per foot extra charge for additional
floor space A special effort Will be
maze to sell the spaces.
Everything is going along swimming
ly with the committee arranging ion
the event, and there will be one of the
biggest weeks of aboriginal sport eve
witnessed in this city Everything viii
be "Injun" and every feature Of the
carnival will partake largely Of the
peculiar ways OF the Re,i Men of the
forest before the pale face introduced
fire water" and speaking books
into their midst 1t will be unique and
interesting and the purpose of the ba-
zaar is to raise sufficient wampum tc
defray the expense Of hOnoring the
name of that wise old chief st. Tam
many, who is the patron saint Of The
Improved Order Of Red Men.
The voting contest for the most pop
ular police officer is a popular mOv'
and already there is a demand for car
nival tickets.
Several merchants were at the Rec
Mems wigwam last evening inquirinl
about floor space, OF Great Chief o
Records Edward Mcintyre.
To-day the Red Man." the frs
snpa king DaDpr OF the order in Dala
ware will make its appearance. Th
paper starts under favorable circum
stances and will be a success. Th
number of paid subscriptions and ad
vertising contracts received makes th
papers existence for one year a Ger
tainty.
The paper is edited and MANAGED b
James Hargis who is one OF the mos
enterprising and indefatigablo work
ers in the order. He is an orig nal an
versatile writer and he is devoting hi
entire energies to making the paper
go.