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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08
CarpinterO imperial

Probablemente ignoran nuestros lectores
que ell sultan de Turqufa aprendi6 en- su juven-
tud ell ofcio de carpintero y que 10 practica
aGn en- un taller de carpinterfa que ha hecho
arregar en- Ylldiz Kiosk. Pero Abdul damid
no maneia solamente con destreza ell cepllo,
siuo Que tambi6n es un eycelente dibua ante y
todos los obietos que salen de sus talleres son
ejecutados segdn los pianos confeccionados
por e..
El Bmbajador de Turqula en- san Peters
burgo acaba de recibir del sultan ell encargo
de remitr al zar IN escritorio de su fabrica-
ci6n que es una marayia.
Todos los cajones son de secreto resorte.
En- ell centro Sc encuentra un rico necessaire
de fumador, de orc y ambar. 81 frontispicio
esta adornado con las armas ot6manas ell re-
trato del hiio del sultan rodeado de brllartes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08

limo, hace una dissection brutal del pensamien-
to con sus fuertes modulaclones guturales,
t6rnase musical en- la yoz de Odllon. La an
gusta la c6lera, la ternura, ell mimo, ell sar-
CASINO, toda la gama completa de los senti-
mientos de los impulses, encuentra en- ella
su sonoridad correspondence
En- Viena, donde actualmente escrturada
en- e sVolk Theatres, de cuyo p1bco es la
actriz favorita, Sc la cOnsdera como igual-
mente dstinguida en- la comeda que en- la
tragedla.
Su esposo, ell baron de Rakoozcy es un
arist6crata de elevada atura, que goza de gran
consideration en- la corte austriaca esta ver-
daderamente orguloso del talento de la be-
le2S de su esposa.
Las Representatives. dadas por esta en- ell
teatro Irving Place las han tornado obras in
teresantes como Las Hernanas Gemelas9,
comedla de gracia desesperante de un argu-
mento delicioso; GLa Estrella9, melodrama de
Herman Bahr, escrita expresamente para He
lcne OH on; xCamiIa1, de Dumas, en- la que,
seg6n crftlcos de notas, supera a Sarah a la
Duse Cuando debut6 en- Vena, en- esta obra,
el rey de Wnrtemberg, que habia asistido la
representation, quiso darla una prueba de ad-
mraci6n, regalandole despueS del espectaculo
un rico br lzaete de brilantes. La misma
repreSentada por ella ante el Car, en- San
E6boISuuISOt J ueSpu6S eA %DdiIy L uodVle~j
de Londres, e vsli6 dos de sus mas legitimas
victorias dramaticas. Su triulfo en- Nueva
York 10 ha constituido la obra escrta en- ita-
iano con ell nombre de GUntreu@ por Roberto
Brace. Doble triunfo, porque la defamation
era en- ing les, c1ya engua habla Elena Odi0n
del modo mas perfecto. Su personfcAc6n de
la condesa Clara en- esta obra, ha sido uno de
e3os rasgos rarfsimos, de los que solo es capaz
de realizar ell genio.
EI Deutschland conduce va, con rumbo a
su TERRA aiemana, la noble hija de Dresden,
la int6rprete nspirada de numerosas obras
maestras,
Volvera visitarnos, porque Ell inteligente
manager del Irving Place, Heinrich Conried,
la ha contratado para la temporada del ailo
pr6xmo.
Ell dla de la partlda su camarote del DeuSt.
C7lldnd, estaba inundado de flores; tl1res de
Hudson que llevaban su perfume la melan-
c6lica flor del Rhin, yictorosa y glorfcada.
Eulogio HOrta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08

Tn despacho del general Boyron, fechado
ell 26 de mayo en- Ti6ntsing dice que un des-
tacament0 que efectuaba reconOclmientos, Sc
encontr6 con una ciudad fortifcada a Is XII
l6metros al nordeste de Tsln Chan. Las au-
torldades negaronse abrr las puertas
hubo que hacer funclonar la artileria, re-
sultando un soldado herido en- la toma de
dicha cudad.
ri general Bailloud, al frente de una CO.
lumna francesa, recorre el pals sostlene las
tropas regulares chnas.
Sc confrma semio6cialmente la notca
de que las Potencias estan en- negoclaclones
para nombrar colectivamente ell General en-
Jefe de las fuerzas internacionaes que deben
quedar en- China.
Sc asegura que ell successor del Mariscal de
Waldersee sera un General frances.
Los plenipotenciaros chinos han informa-
do al Cuerpo Diplomatico, que la Corte esta
dlspuesta pagan la lndemnizaci6n de 45O MI
llones de taels, pero no Ell inter6s de por cien-
to que SO lie eSige.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08
Desgracia en- Pretoria

El general bocr Schoeman una hija fue-
ron muertos por Ia explosion de una bomba
de dinamita resultando gravemente heridos
su esposa y otros dos hijos. Schoeman, su fa-
mIlia agunos amigos examinaban una bonn
ba de AZ pulgadas que aquel conservaba en- su
casa, por mera curiosidad, probabemente
un descuido produjo el lamentable siniestro
El geloera JJg3r J3r j as uno de los mas ectusias-
tas partidarios de X Tiger t1Gnua6a los C, m
tingentes de Coesberg solo Sc rindi6 despues
de la ocupaci6n de Pretoria, donde en- la ac-
tualidad residia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08
NOTAS TEATRALES
"LOS HORRORES DEL TRIUNFO"

Con este aplaudido drama de nuestro com.
patricia 6on Salvador Brau anuncia para hoy
su benefcio oil primer actor de la compania
Martinez Casado, don Manuel M. Casado.
SUSPENSION
Por indlsposici6n del actor soiior FIort
hubo de suspenderse Ell martes la representa-
ci6n de SE pan del pobre.S
EEL HOMBRE NEGRO"
E domingo Sc estrenara este famoso dra-
ma del eximio Echegaray,
BENEFI0I0
La Compahia Martinez Casado daria una
prueba de acierto una nota simpatica
al anuncar una function benefcio de nues-
tros cotsrraneos los aplaudidos artistas Men
dez CardoDa su precoz hija Mercedes, que 10
llevaria gran concurrencla al Teatro.
LA C0NDESA D'UBARRY
Sc dice que pronto Sc estreuara este drama
del senior Torregross, autor puertorriquefio.
R0NO0R0NI
Este celeOrado actor que con su companfa
dramStioa act4a en- ,el testro de santo Do.
mlngo, proyects Venir Puerto Rico despues
de terminates sus compromises en- en- la Re-
pGblica Dominicana.
OINEMAT0GRAF0
AL concluir la compaiiia Martinez Casado,
nos visitara eI msgnfaco cinematografo Lu-
mier que esta en- Ponce.
COLORADO
Este aereditado fot6grafo hs obsequiado
con preciosos retrstos los artistas de la com.
pafita Martinez casado.
NAL NEG0OI0
Creemos desacertado que la compafia
Martinez Cassdo suspenda ia. temporada pol
una semana, para ir Ar4b, preclssments
en los diss que comienzs las eta del Patron
PA0LI
Ann sigue en- Ponce este aplaudido tenol
puertorriqueho , es iacIl de alli Yaya Maya
gaeg,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08
q. r = Q : B O

Eost Ramcnet Isolano Agente de pc,
q ri6dicos, repartid'r de esquelas y CO.
brador Actividad y cumplimiento. Are,
cibo, Plazucla del Teatro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08
LA BARQUERA

Yo estoy sentada en- la orilla
CuaDdo despierta Ia aurora,
Y ell aqua azul que Ell sol dora
Desgano o con mi barquilla.
Y cuando ell trabajo es duro
Y la baTca lents va,
Mi canto vibrante y puro
SuS notas al viento da----
Larals, 10, la!
Detras del verano avanZa
Ell otono; Ia paz llegs;
Mi barquilla 10 navega,
El firme reno descansa.
Y en- ell hogar, dulce nido,
Mi vuelta esperanto eSta
El que ice anna, al que no olvido.
Nochebuena llega va -
Larala, la, lal
POr la trdduccidn,
nj. R, BlanCo-Belmonte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08
CANCIONES De OSCAR h, RtY De SUECIA
IA R R IB Al

iLevantate y despiertal
Levantate sltanero;
La obligation tie llama,
Como clarln guerrero,
Con estrldente alerta.
La vida Is fuerza y lucha ;
La vida es un tesDro;
Guarda, guarda tus amos
Como el avar0 ell orc.
lLeyantate y despiertal
Alza la noble frente,
Y con robusto embate
Empu6a espada y Ira
Y lanzate al Combate
Sin dHdas y sin duelO.
Ampara al desyalidO,
Defende justsS leyes,
Ataca a los tiranos,
Y Ell Rey seflor de reyes
re premiara en- ell cielo'
iLevantate y desplertal
tB lid Sera refiida;
Paga cual howbre bueno
El precio de la vida;
Sc bravo campe6n;
Y 81 la gloria alcanzas
Tras ell combate rudo,
VerSs que tn alma brilla
Como fulgente escudo
En- la eterna mansion!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08
Erupci6n en- Java

Telegrsmas recibidos de Londres dan cuen-
ta de Ia espantoss erupci6n de un volcSn en-
la isls de Java, que ha ocasonado muchas
desgracias personales, amenazando ademas a
vaFios pueblos Una gran parte de la isa Sc
hslla envueta en- tinieblas, consecueneia de
las inmensas columns de lava cepizas que
sa ciernen en- oil espacio
ReIna 81 terror mas profundo entire los
RsteEales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08

4 Escud6, perito agrimensor, ofrece
q n sus servicios. Tetuan 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-08

RM anuel Roman, comerciante. Frutos
kW del pafs y provisiones. Pavfa 2,
Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
AMERICANS ACTIVE.
Number of Insa- cents Killed and Captur-
ed -, tn, philippines.


MANILA. Dec 3l.-Yesterday brought
many reports of ,ap5re Of insurgents as
the result Of scouting throughout Lu-
zon. The Americans in this work sus-
tained no casualties A detachment Of
he Fourth regiment captured 60 in the
province Of jayite.
General Wheaton reports having cap
tured and burned Gremorio's camp in the
peninsula near San Antonio.
General Funston reports that five in
smRents were killed and several cap
tured near Gaysan.
General Smith wires that the procla
nation Of the governor general has had
good results in his district.
Near Moriones a dozen insurgents We're
killed and eight wounded.
General Grant telegraphs that he has
detachments covering the lower portions
Of Mount Arayat in the hope Of catching
Aleiandrino. He says that last Friday
detachment of the Forty-frst infantry
raided the camp of the insurgent leader
and secured some of his papers.
Near Alija yesterday Captain Mendoza
with 30 men Of Sandico's command, sur
rendered.
Detachments Of the Eleventh and
Ninth cavalry killed u insurgents and
destroyed several camps in the Cam
crimes district.
The Philippine commission has added
to the peDding school bill a provision for
the employment Of 800 American teach
ers. at salaries ranging from S75 to 800
per month.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
CUOAHY THREATENED.
IIidnappers Demand That Reward FoI
Their Capture Be Withdrawn.

OMAHA. Dee. BE. A. Cudahy, the
millionaire packer. has received a second
communication from the men who kid
mapped his son. The letter contains a
threat and says in substance that unless
he withdraws his offer Of $4,000 re-
ward for the arrest and conviction OF
each Of the three bandits they will kid
nap another Of his children.
The letter refers TO the failure of the
police to get anything like a tangible
clue as to the identity Of the kidnappers-
SCOTS at the idea Of Pat Groves being
one Of them, mentions the case with
which the first job was pulled off, and
concludes by saying that if Mr.. Cudahy
Is as wise as he showed himself in the
first instance he will comply with the re.
quest and withdraw the rewards at once.
This letter is written in pen and ink
on the same Kind Of yellow paper as the
first, and evidently by the same person
1t was found by servant of the Cudahy
household early on the morning of Thurs.
day, Dec. 81 Someone called up the
house by telephone and asked Of Mr.
Cudahy was in. The servant answered
that he was not "Well," came the voic,
over the telephone, you go out in the
front yard and you'll find letter ther,
near the gate It's addressed to Mr.
Cudahy. See that it is delivered to hin
personally and to no one else"
The servant went out at once and
found letter. II was in plain whit,
envelope and was addressed, "AIr. Il. \
Cudahy, Sr., personal and private"
Later the letter was given out by Nh
Cudahy and it reads as follows:
"Cudahy, if you value the Boys life
at the Price Of Bullet, you will with
draw the Reward at once. And let wei
Anough alone if You don't do this we
will finish the Job with Bullet, If any
man whether City or innocent is ever
arrested \ bullet will close the Boys
mouth. You will think Of this warning
when It is TO late"
Mr.. Cudahy, who was then at his pack
ing house in South Omaha, was sum
moned home at once. No one was per
mitted to see the letter at first except
Mr.. and Mrs Cudahy. Mr.. Cudahy''
conclusion at the time was to keep lis
contents to himself, as the bandits had
requested, but later he thought better
of it, as he believed that in the hands OF
the police il would prove n valuable
clue, 50 Saturday afternoon he tool
Chief Donahuc into his confidence.
They held a consultation at the chief,
office, which lasted nearly three hours
The chief was seen afterwards. but re
fused to disclose the nature Of the sub
ject discussed. Mr.. Cudahy says he has
not Withdrawn the reward nor will he Dc
so. The reward offered stands as or
iginaly announced.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
THREE MEN KILLED.
Drunken Mans Spleen aud Malice Results
In Fatal Shooting Match.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dee. 81
Three men were killed in Abbeyville, this
state, Saturday night as the result of a
drunken mans spleen and malice. Two
of them were the sheriff of the county
and a highly respected Northener, VIII
lam Kyle Of Massachusetts,, who has
been experimenting the building of q
cotton mill in Abbeyvile.
Kyle and others were playing cards foI
Pindars mt the hotel, when John Dansby
threw 81 ON the table and said, play
for this" This was refused and an al
tercatiOn ensued.
Dansby suddenly drew a 45-calibre pis-
tol and shot Kyle in the abdomen. He
then backed out Of the room, declaring
that he would shoot any man who at
tempted to stop him. lie was followed
by two policemen, but held them at bay
with his pistol until Sheriff Kennedy
and a number OF citizens arrived. The
sheriff called to Danshy to come out Of
the house Of his father-in-law, whittier
he had fed, and surrender.
Dansby came out, closing the door be-
hind him. and with the remark: "Well,
wen all go 10 hell together" commenced
firing. Dansby was shot twice in the
leg and full in the chest. The sheriff
was struck once in the left breast and
fell as soon as hit. Dansby walked
some 30 steps and was reloading his pis-
tol when he was shot again, some say
by the dying sheriff. The sheriff and his
slayer died within few minutes. Kyle
fingered until . o'clock yesterday.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
OUR GROWTH REALIZED.
German Financial Publication Calls At
tention to United states Position.

tentiOn to United states fosltlon.
BERLIN, Dee. 2T.-In its yearly finan
cial review the Frankfurter Heitung
points out that one Of the most import
ant facts of the last II months has beer
the growing influence of the United
States upon the economic situation OF
Europe.
I'm the first months Of the year" says
the writer, "when German industries
had not the remotest fear Of reaction, it
was the report from America regarding
the iron market and the fear Of flooding
the German market with American man
ufactures that terrified our markets and
agitated our bourses. This was the case
even when there were no important
changes in the business situation in the
United States. In short, all the incidents
indicating, however remotely, that coun.
try's competition were discussed in theiI
bearings upon our business situation and
they thus became very important fac
tors in determining the attitude of the
German bourses and the quotations of Sc
curities.
"Wall street quotations frequently be
came the standard for all other ex'
changes The entrance Of the United
States into the ranks Of creditor nations
signifies a change in the times. Ever
since the war with Spain, the United
States government has pursued unde-
viatingly a world-policy Of world-con
Quest. European states must familiarizs
themselves with the thought that the
United States will have very weighty
word in determining the new political
1I,s fh.,
American action in undertaking the Mic
aragua canal also proves that the mill
tary, and, still more, the diplomatic par
ticipation of the United States in the
chief troubles shall bear fruit"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Summary o the Weeks News
OF the World.

rream Of the News Culled From Long
Dispatches and Put In Proper shape
For the Hurried Reader who Is Too
Busy to Read the Longer Reports and
Desires to Keep Posted on Events.
Police Of Omaha arrest Edward John
son on suspicion Of being a factor in the
kidnapping Of Eddie Cudahy, he answer
ing the description given Of the light"
man in the case, but johnson proved his
innocence and was allowed to go.
Negro bellboy at hotel at Buffalo, ~
Y, shoots himself in the forehead with a
81 caliber bullet, the leaden pellet flatten-
ing against his skull without doing him
harm.
Gar decides not to leave Livadia until
February. He is rapidly convalescing.
Three score American soldiers of the
Ninth cavalry attack a large force OF
Filipinos in the province of Alban and
kill 10 Of them, besides wounding many,
only one Of the American force being
wounded.
Major Poole, United States marshal
for Northern New York. dies of apo
plexy, a stroke of which killed him as he
was rising from his bed at his home in
Syracuse.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
day.

Reported from Washington, Ia. that
while school children were skating On
the river there the ice broke and 80 were
drC " ned.
The first formal reception and ball held
in the palace since General Wood be-
came governor general of Cuba, was
given Thursday, more than 1000 persons
attending.
The Philippine commission has finished
the tariff bill and mailed it to Washing
ton for approval.
Signor Nunez, civil governor Of Ha-
vana, has pronounced against the legal
ity of the Dady sewering and paving
contract.
Colonel picquart has written to NJ.
Waldccl.- Bousseu warmly protesting
against the inclusion Of himself in the
amnesty bill. lie says he does not wish
to owe his rehabilitation to such meas
ure.
Miss Marriott (Mrs. Alice EDGAR, the
English actress, is dead. She made an
American tour about 1870.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
TOBACCO IN CONNECTICUT
Successful Termination Of Experiment.
In Growing Sumaira Leaf


WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The fol
lowing notice was posted yesterday by
the secretary OF agriculture:
Milton Whitney, chief Of division OF
soils, reports successful termination
Of experiments conducted in cooperation
with the Connecticut experiment station
in the production of Sumatra tobacc,
aear Hartford.
One-third Of an acre was planted undei
a cheese cloth shade nine feet high ano
cultivated and fermented under the direc
ton Of NJ. l.. Floyd, tobacco expert Of tn,
department. The yield of cured tobacco
was 700 pounds, making an estimated
yield for one acre Of 2,100 pounds. Thii
lost about 10 per cent in the fermenta
tion.
The crop has just been sold by L. B
Haas 4 Co. OF Hartford to Nicholson s
Hibbard Of Kansas City for SfT3.TO
making an estimated value for one acr,
Of 81 l,42l. The cost of production, In
Guiding the whole cost of the shade-th,
frame for which will last five years-wil
not exceed $500 per acre, leaving a me-
profit Of over $500 per acre. This was al
average price of Il cents per pound.
The crop grown in the same field, with
out shade, and fermented in the sam,
way, yielded about the same quantit!
and brought u cents per pound, or a
the rate of $507.S7 per acre. Deductinl
the cost OF cultivation, fertilization anC
treating this would leave a profit Of
~Rbout $500 per acre.
The ordinary crop Of the Connecticut
valley brings the farmer about 20 cents
per pound or $3.50 per acre, and, deduct
ing the cost OF expenses. leave a profit
Of about $3.50 per acre. The Sumatra to
bacco grown under shade has been sub
mtted to New York and Philadelphia
business men and been pronounced en-
tirely satisfactory and fully equal to i'm
ported Sumatra. These facts-taken II
connection with the award at the Paris
exposition of two points for the Florida
grown Sumatra over that given for the
imported Sumatra-show that Sumatra
tobacco of the highest quality can be
grown in this country and save ou
farmers between SG,000,000 and $1,000
600, which is now sent abroad annually
for foreign-gr leaf. This work is the
result Of the soil survey made in tho
Connecticut valley two years ago and
similar results can be expected only from
very similar areas whore the soils ant
climatic conditions are similar to those II
the Connecticut valley and in Florida.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
Thursday.

A dispatch from Warsaw, Austria, says
% Poles have been arrested there, being
accused of a political conspiracy.
The second earthquake experienced
at Santiago within month occurred
Monday, but only slight damage was
done.
Governor Pingree- Of Michigan has is
sued a requisitiOn on the governor Of
Cuba for Charles Jenner Thompson, who
is wanted in Detroit for forgery. This is
the first requisition on Cuba ever issued.
The archbishop of Caracas has been
excluded from religious functions owing
to illness and mental trouble.
William knight, aged 90, was found
dead in his room at Rochester. He had
taken carbolic acid, mistaking it for med
icine.
General Reginald Pole-Carew, who has
returned from South Africa. will marry
Lady Beatrice Frances Elizabeth, elder
daughter of the Marquis of Ormonde
He is 81 years Of age and she under %.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
Friday.


The president of Liberia, w. ID. Cole
man, resigned owing to the disapproval
of the legislature of his interior policy.
G. W. Gibson, the secretary Of state, was
elected president by the legislature.
The Holy Synod has ordered that all
the churches in its jurisdiction take up
collection to help build an orthodox Rus
sian church in New York city.
Three hundred students have been ar
rested in st. Petersburg for propagating
socialistic doctrine,
The prefecture of police has not heard
of the alleged duel in Paris. in which NJ.
Ignace PadJrewsbi was alleged to have
been killed.
Emperor Nicholas is now fully restored
to health
Della Fox, the actress, was married to
John Levy Of New York.
A. IL. Pierce, the richest cautleman in
Texas, is dead. He was many times a
millionaire, with widespred interests in
Texas.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY
Head aud Arms of II Woman Found In
n BOX In tho River Nenr Chnrlotte.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 31.-Following
closely upon tine finding Of the dismem-
bered remains Of woman floating in the
river near Summervile comes the report
that a head and arms Of a woman nailed
up in n wooden box has been found some
distance up the river from Charlotte, al
most buried in the mud of the river bot
tom.
The man who told the story Of the find
at one of the hotels in Charlotte late
Saturday night seemed to know more
about the case than he cared to tell He
would not give his name and tried to
ascertain If anyone else knew Of the
matter.
1t is said that some boys who were gull
hunting along the river bank first dis
covered the box, and dug it out of the
mud.
Captain Gray Of the life-saving sta
ton is said to be considerably interested
in the matter, aud to have expressed the
opinion that the woman was murdered,
robbed of her clothing and thrown into
the river. No one, so far as can be
learned, knows where the mysterious
box is, and it is thought the matter has
been hushed up by the officials.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
Monday.

Charles S. Sparks of Cincinnati will
bring up his infant daughter as an ag-
nostic
Henry Wizards will left half Of his es-
tate 10 his widow, and many bequests
are made TO colleges and charities here
and abroad.
Colonel Albert l.. Mills, superintendent
Of the United States military academy,
admitted 10 the military board Of inquiry
that many cadets had been brutally
hazed at West Point
Ewaysert Won Rouer, who is said 10
have posed as a Polish nobleman, was
arrested in New York on charges OF
swindling made by three young work
ing women.
Herbert Barnum Seeley has obtained
onc-niutl of $i.O0O,OOO left in trust for
him by his grandfather, Z. T. barnum.
III Liberal. an official government
newspaper Of Managua, Nicaragua. de-
clares much trichina has been discovered
ir pork sold in the markets there.