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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

ingFes en- In Corte de Madrid, dice que
es tai ell odio que CON el mstrimonio rea-
lixsdo Sc desplerta en- Espafla contra la
familia real, que puede asegur&rse quo
en- 10 sucesivo sea objeto de acechanzas.
Sc supone que las faerEas BRITAIN
cas- hayan bombardeado lag posiciones
ooupadas por el grueso de las tropas beers,
porque ell vi6rnes Sc sintio un Intense y
contado cafloneo haoia Herachel, norte de
Ia Colonia del Cabo.
En- las oercanfas de Bulky los trans
vsalenses sorprendieron un campamanto
ingl6s aproveohandoee de un gran namero
de proVisiones de booa de guerra.
-El ssoretario de Marina del gabi-
nete de Mr.. Mac Kinley sc muestra sa-
tisfecho con ell informe dado por la comi-
| sion de peritos navsles que estuvo hacs
POGO en- La Habana, q ii de rsoonooer 81
dique fotante que posee el gobierno espa
nol en- aquellas aguas.
| Opinan que debe rehusarse por per
Ijuiciosa la oferta de Espaf1a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
POLITICA UNIVERSAL

Sc ha reetableoido en- Madrid ell Or
den. Las troPas que prestan los ssrvi
clos por las GALES volvleron sus Guar
teles. Despu6s del osrnaval Sc derogsRa
eL deoreto per ell que Sc suspendieron las
garantfas constituencies.
I'm las provincias Sc suceden los de-
sordenes, pero Sc observa que desapare
cf6 aquella gravedad del dla de Ia boda
de la princesa de Asturias.
-Dicen de Paris que Pekin Sc ME
ga resueltamente cumplir la deuda he
cha por los poderes interventores respec
to La deoapitacion Immediate de los
principales caudIllos de los 6oSeadores.
Sc cree que serA neoesario Ell rompi-
miento de hostiIidades.
-1.6oo rsbeldss flipinos Sc han pre-
sentado al ejerclto americana que opera
en- Ia isle de Panay.
Ell corresponsal de m peri6dico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
4 DIBSTRO 7 SINIhSTKO

Hase nombrado al doctor Carbonell
al seflor Rossy para la comision de la
policfa insuiar.
Tanto Ell uno como ell otro, en- su VIZ
da Sc La han visto mas gorda, segura-
mente que saldran muy bien en- ell desem-
peflo de su cometido.
I'm eualquiera otra parte, que no fue.
Sc Puerto Rico, se habrfa buscado, pa
ra este fin, personas peritas en- el ssunto,
como Antiques empleados, jefes de poli-
cfa, etc. etc;
Pero aquf vivimos en- el pats de los
Uice UerSas desfgnase NADIA menos que
q un naSdico y un a6ogado.
LIS declr que cuando Sc trate de al
guna question m6dioa jurfdioa sc CO.
mlsionara al primer militar gendarme
que Sc nos presente.
Pero, no impo1ta:
Es bueno natural el nombramiento,
por ser ambos muchachos de talento.
Z al Rossy en- revolveres no atina,
que lie ensefie ell doctor la carabina.
Ese ayuntamiento de la capital es una
graciG de Dios.
Cuando mejor esta es & palos ya
Deseos0nes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

Bsrrio del Mango, Febrero II de 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAcIA
Caguas.

Muy sefior nRestros Suplicamos as
ted de oabida en- las ooiumnas de 50 illus
trada publlcacion q la siguiente manifesta-
o1on por 10 que anticipamos las mas cum
plidas gracias.
Avergonxsdos de perteneoer un par
lido que solo para esoarnio = baldon de
esta querida Borinquen pudiera existir,
como 10 ea ese partldo que dioe llamarse
republican,, que solo es IN partido de
vividores, nos spartamos con horror de sus
flas.
No queremos que sobre nuestra con-
ciencla pssen las desgracias de nuestra pa
tria chlcs, ooasionadas por IN partldo que
se decfs:antonomlsta puEo, ortodoxo, Guam
do 10 que en- realldad solo es IN partido de
services y adnlsdores, que con su faIta dc
pstriotismc J miras egolstas han vendldo
por IN miserable plato dc frijoIes --porque
aqof no hay lentejas-ias sacrosantas Ii
bertades conquistadas d faerza de tantos
dolores y sacriticios, para dejarnos CONVEX
tidos en- parlas.
Puertorriquenos, hombres de honor,
hijos del trabajo, abrid los ojos.
Huir, desertar de las hlas de ese
partido que nos ha epganado, y, oual
nosotros engrosad las del psrtIdo federal
que es ell que representa- al verdadero
puertorriquefo y cuyo Jefe es 81 eximio
don Luis MRfioz Rivera.
De usted con toda consideration nos
suscribimos muy respet -Delhn
Pineiro, Jesus Gonzalez, Mauro Dlaz,
Julio Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

No hace muc hos dfas don p.
Gomez sgredio don Ramon Llovet,
don Ramon Llovet, como era naturs',
don Pedro Gomez.
Por 10 que fu6, Sc ignora.
Lo dnioo que sabemos es que bsv ),
desbaraiuste en- ell consistorio de San T."
que de la mejor manera que puedep ~ ~
es asf: tronapeondo.
Conozoo c0,aeejal que no asiste
sion aiguna sin lIevafse tres revolg.,.
una naoc0nG, dos nao,eopE0s, IN s.t1,
ciuco pufzales y un trabuco que, Guam,
toma aslentc, 10 oolooa d la derechs,
Asf todo sc mirah con aire p,o,,
cativo, y'si alguna pss existe entire sn
pusde deoirse que es la paz armada
Y es que esta para parir
ell gran chico de los sasto8;
y oads ouai, sin disgustos,
quiere del parto ssllr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

debe arrsncaries!
A veces coils satiriz lrlas pero de un
modo tan fino que no las causaba dano.
Asf, para decirnos que Ia muJar mace con
ell instinto del epgaflo, ahfmaba, con la
sonrisa en- ,os iabios, que
g toda nina al nacer, trae aprendida
la canci0n que cantaban las sirenasP
Pero tras eass htMlor01dS, volvfa
siempre por los fueros de ia mujer, exola'
mando:
<Por ESQ 20, que indago SD destino,
y ell alma humana en- estudiar me alamo,
veo en- ell hombre ell corazon humane
en- la muier ell corszon divino!
por ESQ por elias,
en- mis- 10 COS amores,
del mundo entero devast6 las flores,
descolgu6 del oielo las estrellas
por ESQ jamas ell alma mia,
pintandolas uE dfa y otro dfa,
pudo agotar sus grscias por escrito,
porque pintar una muj er serfa
verter 10 inagotabie en- 10 inhnlto.>
70 oonfieso que Campoamor fue mi
poets predileoto, y nj Zorrilla, nj Becquer,
nj Nuhez de Arce, lograron nunca desper
tar en- mi alma aensaclonss de amor tan
dulces pIacidas, como las que expert
mentG siempre con la leotura de las poe
sias de ese vieio lfrico, que tan bien supo
demostrar como puede
<en Cadix repercutir
un beso dado en- Canton2.
Sus poesfas estau todas llenas de SEN
tenoias admirables, de verdsdes amargas,
que revelan ell estudio constante del cora
xon humane. As1 nos dice que
| ''la envidia es la pollla del talento."
Que luchar por ell triunfo, apoysdo
solo Ell ell derecho es una boberfa, puesto
''que siempre alcanza ell triunfo aquel que tlene
| la razon de los muchos batallones.'
Que ser hombre de bien es una gran
cosa, pero
'sque todo hombre de bien lIeva en- la frente
| la seflal de la coz de algun jumento"
Que en- amor hay que andarse con
mucho ouidado, pues
"vuelve el amor del odio de la ausencia,
pero no del desprecio del hastio"
De esa flosoffa sencilla, pero huma.
na, estan llenos todos los poemas de Cam
poamor. La senoiilez ell huneorisnao
faeron las oualidades oaracterfstlcas de
este poets, genial cuai ninguno y escepti
90 como pocos.
Muerto Campoamor, muere Ia nota
mas simpatios de La africa espanola, sin
dejar qulen lie reemplace. NueVos rum
bos determInarAn IN oambio en- la lltera
tura moderns espahola, como 10 han de-
terminado va en- la francesa en- la lngiesa;
nuevos poetas vendran qulzas d enrique
Ger Ell inagotable parnaso eastellano; pero
ninguno lograrA esteriorzar los senti
mientos las rasiones con la sencillez, la
bondad y ell humorismo, sgrsdable slim
patico, con que Campoamor puso de re-
leve La volubilidad, eI capricho, los suehos
J. .el amor del eteyseo .feoss7es7ao.
mgz 2gAZn ARRsg
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
MAGESTRADO

Don Rafael Nieto AbeiIle, ex agis.
trado de la Suprems Corte de esta isls,
que desempeflo interinsmente La funciones
de Attorney general, ha sido nombrado
i1ex del Tribunal de Santiago de Cuba,
CON cinco mil dollars de haber annual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
SAN JUAN
POr feAesgafOl
a. FISCAL.

Sc hs tfsslado al noI fecal de la
Corte de esta ciadad para qGe formule
conclusiones--Ia oansa instruida por Ia
sgresion de que hs edo viotima el sehor
iuex del Dorado don jose vi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

Ante Ell anunoio de que Ell seflor Mu-
1ox Rivera visitara dentro de POGO esta
poblacion, reins indecible entusiasmo en-
tire ell elemento federal que aqaf predomi :
ma, que se dispone dispensarle un reoi-
bimlento digno del patriotismo, de la his
toria de los m6ritos del ilustre jefe. Be
espera que lie aoompafle el senior Dtaz Ma
varrO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

Anoche descarril6 ell tren de Bays
mon que conducts las personas que re-
gresaban del bale a4uf celebrado. La
mAqulna oasi fu6 3 parsr uns cuneta.
A las cinco de la III 2nana estaba en- oondi'
Clones de seguir prestsndo servicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
PRCCE &C n

Aver huho cqaf una fancion cfvioa
con un nhmero de cochss que exoedfan de
aesents. R1mpio ID marohs ell de Dfaz
Navarro, jugando carnaVal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
PARA IA HAB KA

Sc asegura que don Horacio Nieto
Abeill6, juez presldente de Ia Corte de
Arecibo, ira muy pronto ocupar un pues-
to en- la Audiencia de Ia Habana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
MARgASO ARREL..
TRENES ELECTRECuS

Hoy haoeu q tIahoC ios trenes cleo
t,iGcs. Las msquinsE ss mDsstran en- buen
eAsadC.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
golps propinado por el primero al segan

do.
No hubo tai oosa.
He aquf 10 sucedido :
Dos individuos promovieron un tuer'
ia escAndalo en- la oalle de In Carnloerla.
Fueron detsnidos; pero una vex apaelgoa
do ell tumulto se presehto franoisoo
Echeandfa. y, revolver eu mano, desaiio a
los presentes. El guardia munieipal Rosa
do intervino, y Echeandfa is faito oe pa
labras de obra, vi6ndose squ6l en- ell caso
de hs Ger uso del rotten. Dos poliofas insu
lares ne spoder aron del revolver y ras-
tras condujeron 4 Echeandfs al deposito.
Por Ia noohe fu6 puesto en- libertad. en-
consideration d que estaba hsrido. No es
| la primera veg que sale descaiabrado. Fun
ge de caja republicano.
Tai es la verdad de los hechos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
DE- SAN SEBASTIAN

FL domingo o, sstuvo en- la poblaoi6n
la muier del bsrrlo del eS2ltos, quien
denominan Angel, y la easi nos referi
mos en- numeros anteriores
Vlsito la iglesia y despu6s dirigio la
palabra al pueblo desde ei balloon de La ca
ss que habita el professor don Manuel
Arcailo Duran.
Hace propaganda catolica ? combate
Ell -esplritismo, por 10 cual sera precise
entregarla al braxo secular de Mstiepzo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

La juventud de este pueblo prepara
un gran baile para ell domingo de oarnaval
y la sociedsd Ell <Lszo de Unions una We
lada lfrico literaria. mas un bale de pif1ata
para al dia a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

Jose Bazan renuncio Ia pIcsa De co.,
cejal.
Todo por NOR aS una brevs que, ).
gun confession propia, Sc piensa tirob,,
Iiro, hro, en- muy pooos dias. =
Este Bazan es ell psje mas listO ou.
tlenen las Americas.
iMiren ustedes que zapatearss a.
ayuntamiento eaer de patitas frente 4! j,
estatus de Colon, fumandose una 5rspa. /
Por supuesto Bazan oonooe Ell teclo5
y sabe de memoirs una dancita mupn
pal de tres 6en2oIes.
La de chupa y d@j0nae el cants.
Por ESQ le regslan la breva.
Y ST por largo por anohs
Ell tab2co es inferior,
pida usted otro mejor:
sal 6ue'a caIIar, Nanaa'a Sanch0,
En- Ponce SO registrar "a veinte aa
casos de 0arisela.
7 dentro de POGO no sera varisela; %.
ro ST cGrisetita, de esa negrG, que lie pom,
8 uno el cuerpo como un tost6n la can
como un panal de avispas.
Dfoese que ests epidemic yarioOa
fu6 importsda por ell b'A Hollander, ya.
gun afrman, este no sera sino para hsCg
boca.
Tras de ella, y medids que SO dsl.
arrolle ell bill, vendra 81 earifIoso hu88pueG
de Qa,oges alias C6IerG amigo intlma
del Tesorero, y su prima hermana la pa,
tie 6ubonica.
Ests buena familia SO prepsra lin,
ptar el pats y 10 Iin1piard.
Despues, ouanoo este Iinapio, vendtsl
muohas, pero muchas Ioeoneotoras, tran
0Sds e1@ctricos, automobiles; Sc multiphes
ran las fabrlcas; deouplloara la sgrlcuItu.
ra, centupiicara Ell comerclo. Y todo els
en- medic de una dicha y de una prosper
dad inmensas para. los anaericanOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

Ha llamado aquf mucLo Ia atencion
una noticis inserta en- The San Juan Meas
referente d este pueblo. lis del TODD erro
nea. I'm ellis Sc hsbla de una reyesta sur
gida entire IN guardia insular IN policfa
municipal, hallAndsse este ebrio, y de m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
BALE

El bale de snochs en- ell Teatro tesul.
t6 magnffco +! muChss maScaras. En- ell
salon sc contaron mas de mil doscientas Q
personss. AguDas de los pueblos comaT-
aanOa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18
SUSPEM DIDO

Sc suspsndio sl baile que para anoche
~ preparsba en- Rio piedras,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-02-18

Hs sntrsdo y salido el vspor frances
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-26
HIS HEAD WAS BLOWN OFF.
Constable Blaske Killed John Dyals, Coll
ored, at ChaneyvilIe.
blew Ills Head Off With Shotgun-The Evidence
Showed That the Negro Had Made Threats
Against the Officer.

Chaneyville was stirred up last night over
the killing Of John Dyals. negro. by Con.
stable John .Blaske of that precinct. The
killing occurred between 0 and 10 o'clock
at CLANCY Junction. just on the other side
Of the Southern Pacific crossing and about
two miles from town, The weapon used
was double-barreled shotgun, and the ne
gro's head was blown OF Sheriff Ander.
son was notified and he promptly went to
the scene. When he arrived he found the
body Of the deceased lying across the side
walk. Constable Blaske. armed with his
shotgun. was on hand keeping the crowd
back from the corpse.
Justice Mcdonald of Precinct No. s,
wherein Chaneyyile is situated, was sent
for. and when he appeared an inquest was
held The testimony of Charles fairfield,
w. c.. Thomas and Charlie Court was
taken. 1t went to show that Dyals had
threatened the life of Blaske and had asked
another negro to 90 to his house and get his
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-26
MAIL POUCH CUT OPEN.
ITS CONTENTS RlFLED AND ROBBED
AT CORRlGAN LAST MONDAY.
Aaron Weaver and Jim Tolbert Arrested
and Brought to This City Charged
With the Crime.

Deputy United States Marshal f. T.
Darrough, arrived in this city yestcr-
day. from Corrlgan, Texas, having in
charge two negroes. Aaron Weaver and
Jim Talbert charged with having robbed
the United States mail at Corrigan
He was also accompanied by Mr..
Tucker, a hotelkeeper at Corrlgan. AMI
Mr. Gibbs constable of Corrigan precinct,
who had worked up the case and who came
as witnesses. The negroes had an eXamina-
tion before United States Commissioner
Dunn and were held over. The mail pouch
from this city over the Houston East and
West Texas railway, on the train leaving
here on the night of December -. was
thrown off at Corrgan, about ] o'clock on
the morning of December %, and when the
mail carrier went to hunt it it could not
be found Postmaster Boyle of Corrigan at
once started an investigation, but could get
I no trace of the missing pouch during lne
day Mr.. II. A. Payne. who mad been WORK
ing for the Trinity County Lumber com.
pany at Groveton, Texas, but VINO hau
left there without his money and gone to
Corrigan to live, came IN expecting 10 le-
ceive a check for his money through me
mail. but there was no mail for MIN he
Insisted that the check should have come
| in the mail which was missing. NhiIe ne
was talking 10 the postmaster, MIR, Boyle,
/ a negro came 70 Mr.. Boyle and wanted MIN
to cash check. This check was the one
Mr. Payne was looking for, and was drawn
by the Trinity County Lumber company
on the First National bank of Houston Tor
| $50 81 in favor If Mr. Payne. The negro
was at once arrested. He gave his name
as Jim Talbert and said he had gotten
the check from Aaron Weavwt another
negro. Constable Gibbs took charge of me
negro and went with him to where he said
| he got the check from Weaver, At this
| point evidence was seen of where the mail
| pouch had been dragged along the ground
and following the trail Mr.. Tucker and MI.
| Henderson who accompanied Constable
| Gibbs found the mail pouch and por.
| tion of the mail in n little thicket 81
bushes The mail pouch had been cut open
| and rihed. There was very little of the
mail found and some Of 1t had been torn
| up and destroyed AS the mails were very
| heavy just at that time, on account of the
| holidays, II is thought the negroes got
away with a goodly quantity Of II.
| Weaver was arrested and Marshal Oar.
rough notified. He mt once went to the
scene and finished working up the test
mony against the prisoners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-26
Ihe Houston Humane Society.

The Houston Humane society, which
holds it's regular monthly meeting next
Thursday, January 2. in its new perma-
nent quarters in the y NJ. c. A. building,
will by that time have some elegant sta
tlonery and seal Mr.. w. W. Dexter,
president of the society, has had special
cut made for the stationery of the society
and has also had a seal made. both of
which he has presented to the society as
n Christmas present. The meeting next
Thursday evening Is a very important one,
as It winds up the years business and Sec
rotary Wood will notify every member urg-
ing their attendance. The ladies' are espe-
cially urged tn be present.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-26
"SPORTING LIFE {"

| s.s pig English melodrama, Sporting
\, Nhien ran last season through IN
,ss selk ana Chicago. Is being presented
r ~ zane scale of magnificence this year
-s.Aeu It's last seasons triumphs, and,
,E~S are to be believed. the produc-
~, We most elaborate and costly ever
. N me metropolitan stage. There are
Twelve different scenes. all massive
~, e~'a .atlon and beautiful In execution.
n+.. me most novel and striking may
Esr %auahed a magnificent rural picture,
INA me home of Lord Woodstock,
\ a,, asun the famous painting, 1.-THE Day
|A,,sTaa view of EPSON Downs,
E,gnSs historic race course, with the
II. ana stands hlled with people on
N ~ ~ tne running of the classic derby;
u4s court exhibition. familiar TO
m sslAeficans; the interior of the Ma
Il, spprnng club, London Convent gar
|sg,| nlgnt' London's great hotel, the
|s,r,s, s1a numerous scenes of less i'm
| sSs put equally attractive. Scores of
|hsH, employed In the production.
r.. M spendthrifr lord, who squau-
II ~, ~ !ortune with reckless prodigality,
E,s g,eseryes his honor inviolate. The
IA "a Inscribed as absorbingly interest
IN ~ aeals In an intelligent way with
~, sporting life of an English gen
In nj mo Is devOtee of all forms of
Ia h,.slane action of the play is rapid and
\ m W. sustained throughout. It's sue
I'M ~ fork and Chicago was unques-
|sea k,l NV night after night 1t was wit
ID ,nns cueering crowds In either city.
rrrapnny engaged is said to be one OF
ff,iur,,assst ever organized for a similar
ssuan Sporting life" will be seen
tSt Vpera house, matinee today and to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-26

Mr. Joseph W Avery and Miss WiIhe
MozeIle Edmonson were married last even
ing at o'clock in the Methodist church
of BroOkshire DR.. James +. Duncan Of
this city officiating. Miss Mozelle is the
oldest daughter Of Captain j. W. Edmon-
son, a prominent and highly influential citi-
zen Of Brookshire. Mr. Avery Is a resi-
dent Of Greensboro, Ala. Immediately af-
ter the marriage the happy couple We're
driven Ia the depot where they boarded the
east bound Missouri, Ka2sas and Texas
train for their future home in Greensboro.
Mr. Avery is a popular lumber merchant
Of that city, The bride Is one Of the most
accomplished young ladies of Waller county
and IS followed to her new home by the
best wishes of hundreds of admiring
friends They arrived In Houston and re-
NAMED over night as guests at the Rice
hotel. and will go on to Alabama Bis
morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-26
BLANCHE WASP

n, n 'Iss,iaeter Of lord Cloves, the British
~ Nsln.e,ne Walsh's production of ia
|sia ,'sttlih, Isl played by r. Patton
|l4fys tahous actor who eXceis IN
n NV, ylllainous" parts In writlng
~ 6sS Of HIanlce Meredith" on which
n I'M. rounded, Paul Leicester Ford,
III e.ss sought an historical original
Ri ~ Prominent personality w his
|sksA ~ ~ original Of Lord Cloves was z
rs III Vllnnssary officer. who rpbked
NJ 1srcidug and the colonlsts, faUping
|flts ,t,sS every day the fire of,deternli-
|sfaa TN lmpelled Washington and his
ENiu,,r p 10 continue to fight on In an
|tNs5 hopeless cause TIL victory was
|sase uom seemingly inevitable defeat,
tues, 'faith, II Is claimed. presents
'fhd ~. PICTURES of the revolutionary
~ ~ nave ever been seen on the
Fltat ! story II charmed the literary
|Ag I'M. Play Il has served 20 fercibly
fsas " I, 70 The realization OF the people
|'aefs ee awtut struggles their. fore
+ ist, through that they might enjoy
FL Fc.,s Freedom. II Is play that
|.5ai ~ should see, as II teaches only
tths,la. exalted patriotism aud heroic
n ih,s. Tor dag and country The
|<se i ,st Is pure and wholesome, and
|s aothlng nv the niece or any char
/ IN, = nei Inspiring and uplifting
Wv q sfrehith viii be presented al
eocmhs OPERA house on Friday
.D'rscember 81. and on Saturday AT
!, sefget Me Not the well knows
sfsma, will be giyepa
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fWOiya car "a IN Au,prfsnp and
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The Missouri, Kansas and Texas has or
dered twenty-three locomotives.
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locomotive built by the Baldwin works.
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Pacific has ordered Thirteen locomotives
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will BALD 400 furniture cars OF large capac-
| ity at its own shops.
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New York City has been Incorporated with
capital OF $5,eO0.000
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reserved spoCe Ar tbe BALDWIN Locomotive
works FOR seventy more locomotives
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gun; that be was going to Kill the wnite $500
--- ~; that after making these threats,
which were communicated to Blaske, the
negro walked out Washington street and
stopped in front of the restaurant on the
other side of the railroad crossing: that
Blaske came out Of the saloon on the corner
and also started out Washington strNet
and that when within few feet Of where
Dyals stood the latter put his hand behind
him as II to draw a gun; that Blaske then
raised his shotgun and fred. the negro fall
ing dead.
Justice Mcdonald said that in view Of the
evidence he would admit the prisoner To
bail in the sum of $1,000. The bond was
quickly made and Blaske was released by
Sheriff Anderson.
Two months ago Blaske shot and killed
Mexican in the same neighborhood. His
plea in that case Is also self.defense,
Dyals. the deceased negro. was about q
years of age. He leaves a wife.