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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE TINES COMPANY.
Washington D. C January . 1901

Washington. D. C. January ?, 1901.
We the undersigned. Walter Stilson
Eutchins President: William p. Leech.
Lee Hutchins. and StiIson Hutchins, Trus-
tees OF The Times Company, being ma
JCrity OF the truSL tees of the said Times
Company, do hereby certify that the
amount Of the capital stock Of said com
panT is twenty-five thousand i25 000l dol
lars. divided into two hundred and fifty
ESQ shares of one hundred 600 dollars
each. that all Of said capital stock has
been subscribed for and paid in IN cash.
and that the amount Of the existing debts
OF said company. including mortgage for
one hundred thousand (1G0 9g0) dollars. is
one hundred and twenty-five thousand TWO
hundred and eight {125, 2eS) dollars and
fG-tv-three f43) cents
WALTER SFILSON HUTCHINS.
President and Trustee
WILLIAM P LEECH. Trustee
LEE HUTCHINS. Trustee
STILSONE HUTCHINS, Trustee
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th day Of January. !. D. 1901.
(SeaD WILLIAM J DANTE.
Il Notary Public, D. c,
OFFICE or THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Potomac Telephone COmrauy-A diVi-
dend of 81 per share viii he payable on
the 2Sth day cf January. 1901, 10 the
stockholders OF record at the close Of
business on the 18th day of January 1901,
at the Office Of the treasurer Of the com
Pany. SO Fourteenth Street northwest.
Washington. D. c.
The transfer books viii be closed from
the 18th day of January to the 18th cay
II January inclusive
JEREMIAH n. WILSON, President.
CHARLES G. BEEBE. Treasurer
Washington. .. c. January -, 1901
jaI6.1T Is q 24z7,zS
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDER of the Anacostia and
Potomac River Railroad Company viii
Il held at the Office of the company.
Fourteenth and East Capitol Streets, (
Washington. D. c. FRIDAY. JANUARY
-. 1901. for the election of directors TO
serve for the ensuing year. and the trans
action OF such other business as may
properly come before the said meeting
Polls viii open at L o'clock m, and
close at l p. m
By order OF the Board of Didectors.
JAS. B. LACKEY. Score AIRY.
Washington D C, January >, 1901
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Lines OF SHAMROCK Il
Features Of the Sybarita and Bona
Followed by Watson.

To BE the NarroweSt Cup Yacht-The
Builder Aims to Make Ii the Light
Constructed on the Canoe Plan
Measurements at The WATER Line.
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Walter Gray. tTo years old. whose parents are
said to have abandoned him was ladzy commit
ted 20 the care Of the Board Of ChiIdrcu's Guar
diaIs
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ARBPLY TO mir. HARRISON
c. 4. Gardiner on the Constitution
and New Possessions.

An Address Before the New York Ear
Association in Answer to the ex-
Presidents Ann ArboE- SpeecE-De-
cIared to &c Wrong on Every EN-
pansIon Probiem-Havv.iiRn Record
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IN SIEMORIA54.

EiErE-iu loving remembrance of our dear
mother, NARY X. HiTTE who died six wears
aga today, January Is 1885,
tome. mt never Will be forgotten
II BY UER SONS.
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EDUCATIONAL

LESSONS given on plano by thoroughly connie.
dress BOX go this ofice. 5,T5-sS
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY of the District of Co
lumbia, Washington, January >. 190L--The
annual meeting Of the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company Of the District Of Columbia
viii be held on the THIRD MONDAY ii
January. 1901, the 21st instant, at the Of
fee Of the company. No. 902 Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest commencing at
o'clock a N
BY the charter of the company the cleo
ton OF seven managers TO conduct the al
fairs Of the company is required to be
held at the above meeting.
By the sixth article of the bylaws OF
the company Z is provided. AT the an
nual meeting of the company the first
business in order shall be the appointment
Of a chairman. who shall conduct the
meeting and election in accordance with
the act Of Incorporation, between the
hours OF s o'clock a. n and D. m
Amount OF premium notes. 81, 654, T49 so
Amount of cash on hand. 1927 So
securities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z49,256 IS
real estate. ..-..-------.-.... 81 900 60
Office furniture and fixtures SEQ 60
Losses by FIRE. adjusted and
paid Observation-Disclosures IL. SIS II
The annual statement viii be ready for
distribution at the Office Of the company
about January II
By order OF the Board OF Managers
L PIERCE BOTELER, Secretary.
ja5toIT. en-
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GAS STOVES

Ger Cooking and Heating.
GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE,
1924 New York Avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Official
SOUVENIR PROGRAMME,

1UJFEfin TnUGnhmMEI
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is TO certify that the exclusive
privilege Of publishing the only author
lied official souvenir programme OF the
inaugural ceremonies Of Mckinley and
Roosevelt. March T. 1901. has been award
ed &c the HUNGERFoRD & DARRELL
ADVERTISING AGENCY, incorporated.
OF Washington, D. c.
Any other publication purpOTting to be
the official programme Will be without
authority and viii not be recognized
We besceak for the HUNGERFORD &
DARRELL ADVERTISING AGENCY the
cooperation Of all public spirited citi-
zens
'stsneo JOHN Joy EDISON,
Chairman Inaugural Committee.
We propose to publish an unique and
artistic Souvenir, one that VIII be appre-
clated by both advertisers and purchasers
HUHGERF0RD & DARRELL
Advertising Agency, IaG.,
Rooms 101, 102. and los, star Building.
isI5-2t
There viii be meeting Of the stock
holders OF the PURITY ICE COMPANY
at the ofice of the company Room 80,
Hutchins Building, corner Tenth and D
Streets northwest on MONDAY THE 18Th
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1901. AT II
O'CLOCK \. n, for the purpose of au-
thorizing the increase of the present cap
ital stock Of fifty thousand $50 000) dollars
to one hundred and fifty thousand Csc 00el
dollars. JOHN E MeGAW
LEE HUTCHINS
". J. DANTE.
ja13-23tam Trustees.
HEADQUARTERS PUBLIC COMFORT.
Rooms sos and 509. Fifth floor. The
Evening Star BuIlding-Au parties
wishing 10 furnish accommodations to
visitors during the inaugural are rea
quested TO call at headquarters or send
description Of quarters, stating number
of persons that can be supplied with
ROOMS, With and without meals, etc, also
list of prices per day
NJ / WELLER. Chairman.
Public Comfort Committee.
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20 PnEvENr L. GRIP

lszstive Bromo-Quinine removes the cau-,
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NJ / WELLER. Chairman.
Public Comfort Committee.
de9 -Inoau,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22

Esta Conpaa @ que 0ece aegUrGda 0ena prAeos
De0eS cWdNGS hGbGGN
t0tG AnaericG d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22
Ell cafe de GuiIIermo Il.

tina reyista extrangera que Sc precla de
estar muy al corrlente de las costumbres de
Guillermo II, nos hace penetrar en- la despen-
sa del kaiser para revelarnos sus preferencias
en- 10 que concierne al cafe.
Pues bien, sepan ustedes que el emperadof
de Alemania tiene un! cafe especial y exclusl
vamente suyo, que solo comparte con la en-
peratrz su esposa algunas veces con ell prfn-
cipe heredero.
Este cafe escoiido, que 10 plantau, 10 cul-
tlvan, 10 cosechan, 10 tuestan y 10 muelen es-
pecialmente para 6t proviene de las planta.
clones imperiaes del Estado de Mchoacsn
tMejico), su marca particular es Caracolilio.
Todos los afios Sc eavia un centenar de hlos,
en- bolsas de seda, al ofcial de bocG del castillo
de Potsdam, donde el cafe permanece cuatro
afios madurandose antes de ser seryido al EN-:
perador.
Este toma slempre una veces dos Ia
zas despues de susprincipaese eomldas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22
MUERTE De " AVtNTURER0 ITALIAN0

81 Nelc York Herald partlcipa que ha muer.
to en- un hospital de Washington un antique
Official de marina italana ell seiior Cesar Cslso
Moreno, cuya existencia, leua de sventurss,
puiiera servir de base una tnteresante move.
la.
Despues de haber tornado parte en- la que.
IRA de Crimes, donde logro distlnguirse por su
brsvurs, Celso Moreno march6 las tndlas
orlentales. Anfcontrajo matrimonio con la hi
ia del sultan de Sumastrai mas hablendo for
mentsdo una revoluci6a, trvo necesidad de
hur bordo de un barco de gusrra frances
Estsblecido en- China, logr6 conqulstarse
una situaci6n preeminente al lado del empera.
dor Mas tarde hugo aHawai donde lego Z ser
primer ministro del rey Kslaksus.
Hscs pocos sfios reaparlci6 en- Italia, presen.
t&ndose candidate de unaselecciones leglslatl-
vas. Dsrrotado pof So competidor, embarc6ss
de nuevo con rumbo los Estados Unidos,
Este peFsonAie extraordinarlo ha muefto
los setenta anos de edad, 90 Ia mas horrofosa
miserla, despnes de haber sido yarlas yeces mi.
llQnaflo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22
EulogiO HOrta.

81 CARO- de las basufas "a nj pasa pur la
Plaza principal.
De otras GALES tsmblen centrlcas Sc que
jan con frecuencla de ese servicio.
Ri vernes fu6 conducido al hospital un
hombre que padecfa de hambre estsba echa
do en- los ba1os de la casa ayuntamento.
Bse nfelfz esta ageno la proSpertdad que
invade Ia isla.
Muchos empleados municipales Sc dispo-
men renunciar sus cargos en- vista de Que Sc
proyectan muchas economics con detrimento
de los sueldos que hoy dlsfrutau, aunque no
cobran.
Los conceiaes don Adolfo vendrelI don
Ramon Aguild, nan renunciado el cargod de con.
cejales.
Aumerta el ndmero de los que desean emf.
grSr Cuba.
Entre ellos, hguran 6uenos obreros.
5Cuando terminara esa sangrfa Que Sc le
ha alberto al pls1
Precisamente ahi esta Ell NAL, en- que emf
gren buenos obreros.
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De Penuelas

Aver rindi6 la jornada de Ia vida Ia apre.
ciable sefiora dofia Isabel Scooiff madre de
nuestra distinguida amiga la Sra. Laura Lilo.
pis profesora grsduada de este pueblo.
En- medic del Intense dolor que hoy expe-
rimenta esta seaorita hase visto rodeada de
sus numefosas amIstades que no Ia han sban-
donado un instsnte en- tan terrible trance.
El entierro se verified en- Ia rahans de
hoy. Multitud de ni1os nlfias scompafaron
al csisver hssta So Ultima morada.
81 sefof Cuebas Aboy con sentidas frases
di6 las gracias la eoncurrencia.
Descanse en- paz ls que va no existel y re-
clba Ia Sra. Llopis, p0T medic de estas ineas
81 testlmcDiO de nueatrO sentImiento.
Ceresponssl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22
ROStand

Comentando la rectente ee;ci6n del emil
nente dramaturgo frances, Edmundo Rostand,
c6lebre autor de Cyrano de Bergerac y
&L'Aiglon,S q la Academia Francesa, ell con-
notqdo crftico 1ramatioo, Luciano Muhlfeld,
censur6 el acuerdo envirtud del cual ha entra
do el primero formar parte de la Academia
de los 1nmort4les.
En- el curse del afticulo, Muhfeld aludi6
al senior Mauricio Bernhardt, hijo de la gran
actriz francesa, = este ha envlado sus padrl-
nos al reyistero.
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APOLOGIA

El hermano del Emperador de China,
Kuang-Su, Sc dlrige Berlin, a presentare de
viva voz la apologize que ell gobierno chino en-
via al Emperador de Alemania, por ell asesIna-
to del baron Won Ketteler, Embaiador que era
de esta naci6n en- China cuando surgi6 el mo-
vimiento anti eulopeo, del cual fu6 el repre-
sentante aIeman la prmera victima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22
RsfQrrna en- los tribunaIes

Desde anoche crcula un rumor interesan-
to por San Juan.
Sc dice que ell gobernadUr trata de tefor-
mar los trbunales de distrito y de poicfa dc
modo que Sc observe en- ellos la equidad posbe
Para hacer mas efectiva Ia sltusci6n de
coLcordIa entire ell goberno y el partIdo fede-
rail- serfS altamente provechoso que Sc conar-
rnaran los rumores del pueblo,
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PONCE
NOTfCTAS DIRECTAS

Ha smbarcadd para Europa cufsar los
bstudos de ingenero, nuestro amigo ell apre-
cisdo ioven don Alfredo Wiechers.
Buen viajs y que logre yer realizados sus
deseos.
El concierto de Paoi anuncado para ell
domingo pr6ximo, como despedi1a, sera un
exito. La mayor parte de las locslidades es-
tan tomadas,
Ha llegado la esta cIddad ell comisouado
para Ia anuncIada Exposition de Charleston.
Be llama Mr. Knanf.
Hia regresado de San Juan nuestro buen
amigo elnotable iurlsconsulto don Angel Acos-
ia ouintero,
Don Heraclio Gsrsrdino Acosta, almone
dero pnbllco nombrado por ell G0bierno espa-
fol, conarmado en- su puesto por ell america
NOT que ha venido sirviendo su- cargo sin
interruption, SO vi6 preterido ell viernes, en- el
Rcto de presentarse veri6car IN remste, por
81 administrator general de aduanas, que Sc
encoutraba de paso en- esta ciUdad.
Dlchn alto funcionarlo practic6 ell remate
deiando perplejo al senior Gerardino, con ese
Acto Informal, pues para algO es este slmone-
dero pdblico.
Nusstro amigo don AureliO Martin Sc en-.
epentra enfermo.
Dssesmos que recupere Ia salud.
81 viernes iuerou depostados en- ell scre-
ditto y Ahorro PoucehoS, ESQ mil pesos que Vi
theron de New York con objeto de comenzar
los tfabajos de la Central auanlca.S
Ef comlt6 del psrtldo republican, prepaFs
uus reunion con el 90 de trstar asantos in.
spftantes Il eoleeilvIdad
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Cosas de San Juan

Barbosa, segdn va die,
fu6 llamado pOr ell hilo....
-por ell hilo, que es por donde
suee sacarse el ovillo-
pues Sc enreda Ia madeja
y Sc teme que haya un lilo.
Sc forman en- la Botica
pihas, grupos y corrillos,
y algunos republicanos
que gozan buenos destinos
concurren q la tertulia
trlstones, alicaidos,
puestos los oios en- blanco
8 en- Barbosa ...que es 10 mismo.
Impacientes y nerViosos,
inquietos, fuera de quicio,
Sc aprestan recibirle
con palio Y sin palia .tivos
Sc consume en- la Farmacia
mucho jarabe de pico,
~ todo, al cabo, Sc vuelve
conieturas, vaticinios,
hip6tesis, cabildeos,
Aautas, flautines pitos.
Veremos en- 10 que para
semejante revoltijo.
Esta carta recibf
&Grande ) fdndada es mi queja.
dQu6 delito cometfP
dPor que me tiran asi
de la oreia?
iDesventurado de mi!
Me matau 4 desazones
Auque adoptc precauciones
J me enfado, no hay tu tia,
pues aumentan, noche y dia,
les ti!ones.
Por mas que supico y ruego
es in6tll: desde luego,
los guarliss no me hscen case.
Dicen que es cosa de juego -.
Error craso
Els de veras; los thrones
--causa de mis- aficciones
Y motive de estas quejas-
han hecho de mis- orejas
orejones.
Protection en- vano espero.
lHay aqui tanto fullero,
que, de fuerza 8 de buen grado,
me tienen desorejado
y orejsrol
dNo cesara con la fiesta
esa costumbre funesta?
Yo, que, al fin, soy el paciente,
consIgno solemnemente
mi protesta.
A f6 de Jorge, abomino
de tan aciago destino.
Ocdpese del asunto
Isl viera usted cuanto punto
filipinol1
Por la copia;
RINO0NETE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22

Ha llegado la ests clddad Ell comisionado
para la anuncIada Exposition de Charleston.
Be llama Mr. Knanff.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22
VEN TAJAs

4 La garanHa del goerno Canada inspection po
racOnes
La emission de POLKA enega pronto ectie
primer queando aseguradO interim egue la deniva.
La de POGzas restriction
DENCA OCUPACON VAJES DESAFlOS REVULUC0NES GUERRAS
Solo SUCDlO
accnes uturas de asegurdo PAGANDo T0D0 SRO CUAQ
SEA LA CAUSA.
enguaie clarO exentO de frases ambiguas.
Que Pozas especifcan
pemo EN- Ell PALS DONDE Sc EFECTUE Ell SECURE
asegrado yare de reSnc En- mb % las mas Companies O
da gar grande entorpemsa peric asegudo
PRgvL EGlOg
asegudo puee ed cuaquier del dedarse&
Cualquier Ocupac6n sin prima extra.
Trelnta d c0nceden
vaci6n.
FTsvSlegs0 contra caducidGd
S0bYe este AdnGmOs
SeNae0ne pyIvAegi0
milo su vencmie9to ca corresponds excede var
del pemiO annual medic POLKA NO CADUCA
aden mpOrte de dichO premO POLKA cOnnuara gene
cuanto tempo ance de la tn sufcnte cub
vencdOs Es adyert
dande eta oc6n POLKA continue
CADUCAR
VICENTE rmay mnad LA COMPANA PAGARA Ell VALOR
DEL SEGUKO deuenO solamente mioo pemo ven adendos
equavO m6dcO que emprs
moesto, cOstoso ansislad al agurado.
equd particular
asegurad0s bien famla
Ell darechO ABONADAS.
pIevia dcacn ada de buen saud pgOde prem
ineees devengadOs
CARLOS sTORER
SMperEntNdsMte
Gambia Y Stubs Jesus Maria Lag0
A0eNteS Generates
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Ha regresado de San Juan nuestro buen
amigo eInOtabe jurlsconsulto don Angel Acoa-
Ia y QuIntero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-22

El concierto de Paoli annnciado para ell
domingo pr6ximo, como despedila, sers un
exito. La mayor parte de las locsIidades es-
tan tomadas,
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PROGREs De LAe eOMP AMI \

SEGUROS en- VIGOR
5 l.O6t,35O
.693, 405
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WILL VISIT AMERICA.
PietrO Mascagni. Composer of Cav
zlIeria Rusticana.~ 10 Tour the
United states

Pietr0 MsScagni, The celebrated I1al-
ian composer, who : coming % Amer
lea for a concert season Of eight
weeks. has written several grand Cp-
eraS, but only CHe Of these has taken
lis place beside the great compositions
OF The nineteenth century. This :
-Cayalleria RusticaIa.' MaScag1i,
ike Verdi, was born Il The huublest
Of circumstance. HIS father vas
baker Of LeghuFu. and Il that city the
future composer first looked upon day
on December :, Is63. He played 50
vel or The piano that che musicians
q The town sent him zS 3 child 70
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HIS Dinner Cost SIOO.

The most expensive ~Cae nan meal
On record was consumed by NlcomIe
II Viel-CaStsl. who undertook for :
wager 70 eat = dinner a. The Cafe de
Paris. within TWO hours, which should
eoSr 500 francs. He succeeded. The
actual sum total amounting 20 S+s
francs 50 cengimeS. a1G The time OocU-
5ied being % minutes under that stip'-
ulsteG. Amongthe items which helped
most 70 swell The oill were young green
peas al - francs plates s. dish %
straw berries. . francs: and - francs
fer 3 pineapple These sound sNtTzvs-
CANT fsure>- bat 3 should NJ borne II
mind that Ehr dinner took place il TIE
. depth OF al unusually severe winter.
Eu6 that prices 81 the Cafe C Paris
rule high 81 the best Cf tines.
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scrateher. Why, s.a--= vogl5a
interested II y5ur history
And yOu vii lot discourage rz5r
Never. Do not fear .s .sT 1ssL
Now for your h-s-ory.
She drew Ia v1.uEe :r,z ,5s f5r5,
OF her automobile.
Here Il Is. a complete history si
The Boer WAY - Ca.s. Two thousand
pages, 800"
N confusion he o4cs ssr.s retreat.
e.
Run. E0nz1--u1." shouted he
clerk
~Whz- Is 5-e- she glzpe5
The g-5zc water -zlk IL he roof
has BURST
With = -1zg shrek she rushed down
. The street
-Wh6- hey spring those gags yoa
have % take heroic means" gti1aei
The -sL pen z--z-cler "Womens Ls
tories an; VIA they ars cracked p
to be
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Msxfeaa Women

The women Of Mexico, as = rsle.
make 6oeile and Trustworthy wives,
deferring 70 the husband II matters
which the American woman would SET
lie for herself. TIE women among
the masses possess only The charm e
extreme simplicity n dress, ard the
healthy, unrestricted beauty Ct hg-
nres that have never known corset.
They are Vel developed. a. a rule.
Many Of he faces are beautiful n
youth. but tEey age earlier than rhsir
white sisters do, either becoming
obese z1d coarse. OF zhriveling with
The loss q the plumpness which onee
made -hem attractive They might
have stepped cut u The pictures q
Bl5Ie times, Nth their plainly made
cotton gowns and rheir blue rebosos
Gong, w.6= scarEs % cheap nz;srisD
e8vzr.Eg chei- heads Women q
higher class who have n0- accepted
The innovation OF hats wear black
-apolo Of 6He wool OF six. Instead q
: reboso- They of1en 80 about TIE
streets bsrehss6ed. bat rot one
among them ever enters q church
without drawing up her reboso. zs q
DO otherwise would Be considered sac
rilegiouS.-SzJionsI Magazine
The Washington bee., 1901-07-06
TREY SAY

Be true and honest TO those who
are true to yOu.
Several COlOred Attorneys want
ts be Justices.
Several viii apply but 8 few
chosen.
The pstihsn for the Recorder
ship viii be weighed in the balanc-
ss and found wanting.
Don't be alarmed because you
hear 5 noise.
The South is still blooming.
Both Judges must be rsappoint-
Cd under the bill.
The world is full OF trouble.
Presidential candidates are
Epringing up.
I0Es doesn't want the place.
Lookout FOR Deliver.
Watehmen sround the D istric
building should wear uniforms.
Commissioner Macfarland knows
how 10 ak.
Speak the truth always, II will
pay you.
Some people know it sll in their
own estimation.
The Democratic Party South
will split.
There is to be new element
south.
Be good and honest in your
deaungs with yOur fellow man.
China IS suffering under severe
defeat,
a small fry will soon waste sway.
Robert ". Wilcox is 4 true blue.
He speaks veil Of President Nc
Kinley.
There is nothing that transpires
that can be hidden from our de-
teetive force.
Speak what You know, + it Is
the truth
The truth does = great deal Of
harm sometimes.
It's the truth thst kills.
L never dies.
4 lie will rise somstimss, but the
truth Is bound 10 prevail.
This Is what your prophets say.
The Warrington Base Ball Team
sleald take . rest.
Beauty so0a fades.
4 trutttzl EA- z bsund 70 sue
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tie HlE- S.-ss- La > senPs:snt
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uskiag great hsadwsT-
Southern delegate. VII 6s Il de-
mand Al the next elecgiou
There Is republican element
springing up south.
Ex-Auditor YoungbloOd made
EOme great moves before he retired.
he should have made these
moves before.
They would have been sppre-
eisted more.
The weather is warm. and so are
tAs psop!e.
Re oertain that you sre right
and then 20 ahead.
Read the BzK Il Won want . i've
paper.
Don't Imagine that ycu sre
greater than What you are.
GODd people wlll do good deeds.
I-Cpasr1si mn White ls stil
waiting.
The Washington bee., 1901-07-06
GREAT FIRE FIGHTER
Record of Denis ]. Swenie, Of Chi
eago, Is Unparalleled.
For Fifty-One Years He Was AT the
Head Of the City Fire Depart
menT Never Shirked His
Dnty or Took a Vacation.

For 81 years Denis J. Swenie has
been the chief of Chicago's fire de-
partment. Recently, because OF IL
health, ne was forced 10 resign.
There were tears IN his eyes when he
went 20 Mayor Harrison and said:
My doctors say I must quit; it's
time for me TO quit"
Think of it! Fifty-one years as
head Of a city FIRE department. and
that without holidays or vacations!
Chief Swenie celebrated the Fourth
Of July by putting out the fires
caused by other peoples carelessness.
The harder other people played the
harder he worked. He hardly
thought il possible to take -dav on.
and when he celebrated his golden
wedding and received many hundreds
OF friends his horse stood at he
front door and he was ready 10 an
swer a moments summons 70 duty.
Chief Swenie, says the Chicago
Chronicle, was a fireman always, day
and night, weekday and Sunday. and
as q result he was the best fireman IN
the world. When the FIRE fighters of
France or England or Of any other
of the European countries talk OF
fremen they talk of Denis Swenie,
the man who made the Chicago fire
department what il is-one of the
best in the world.
II any boy wants 70 be a fireman
this Is the kind Of a fireman 10 be-
come his example-be a Denis Swenie
and you VIII be man worth talking
about.
Chief Swenie is = ScoJchman who
came 20 Chicago when he was IS