davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
AGUAs BUENAs
InCOrrsGClOn dc un ,Iusz. -PrOvOCaCiOn
do la pOIiCia,

Una persona de Aguas Buenas, ha
deJa0o squI varlVs lnIvrmes sobre la
guardia lnsular y el Juel 0e poliCia que
c0mivnAan eJeCcer su mala autOridad
On aqueI veclnua. iU.
AndclpandV nuestro juieio, podemos
decir que caua unJ de elios extrema su
pasionvllia PolltlLa, uSando y aDusando
ue Sus atrlDuclUnes, on satisfaction 0e
yenganxas lntameS, que NO Sc atreyerian
a pOnerg en- prsctlCa desproYlstUs del ca
ravter OtiClaI d. que le dotan sus ami
gos.
Hace dias comparecieron dos per-
sonaS ante Ia OOrts del Santo 0ticio,
uno Lorenzo Montana acusadV pOr hur
10 de gaIlInas Otr0, LeanurO Santiago,
pOF llevar un cuchlllo sin hCencla.
NuestrUs Lectures cOmprenden cual
de las faltas necesltaba mas rlgurosa re
primenda. No Obstante. al prlnerU Sc
lmt uslerOn 10 alas Qe p7tSi0ya y d0S 40
haTS de nau.ta; al segun~O que es fede
raj 80 DIAs y 10 doitGrS como pena.
Y firm6 81 fallo Rom del carmen
Dias, un Qsa am, un pObre diablo. :.
Icuslquler cosa QIe esIa Gu Aguas Bue
mas de lnstrumento dc unos cuantos ne
clos!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
DE SALINAS

FL dia 10 de Mayo tmptE6 aus fan
clones el nUsvO tribunal dc polilil del
cual % jues, don Jose de los Reyes. Este
es independents , poIse ConOCimiento.
para dsssmP.hNr sl cargo que ss lie hs
conRado.
-El miSmo dia empez6 & prsstar ser
vicioS en- IL loCalidad la politi, insular }
haIta 10 fechA SOLO tensmos qus CensurAT
Is la oEden que paFsOs quiersn estsblsCsi
de mandaT doTmlr los veoinos lei
dies de la nochs, ooaa diffoil de sons sguiF,
toda yes que los ciudsdAnos psoi6cos nc
se les pusds txriE tanto. 30 nseenltaii
para ESQ que don Enrique IIquisfdo J nc
don Luis OAbAllsro fasss sl aloalds de-
pueblo.
-MeEeos 10 PolisiA nusva nnestrt
aplauao en- 10 que 4 higlsas toOs; puss ;.
oopPa con muOhs sctiUdsd de msndal
reCs n Ias baAuras, limpisT lor pstios ]
barrier les GALES, J sIIH e. ana busns
mpdida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
ULTIMOS CABLES

Be aSegura que Ia Gran BretAna no
nAttSfAEa las Exp lCsslOnes d. Rusla 80 :
brs su ConductA N China. III gobisrno
ingl6s no cree que 10 lntsnOlon dc Rusis
sea OcupAr tsmp0raimente la ManohurIs,
COMO dice.
Iii doctor B ,llinxSghi ha Ourado Va.
rios oauOa do 6ebre Amarllla con el suero
que prepare et doctor Cabras, del BrsslI.
El lnundo CientiAjo reclbs con verdaderC
11hllO 10 notiOla.
-~LA pcllCia portuguese ha invadidc
IL escusla poitSOnlCA de Llsboa 4 conat.
Ousncla do una demOstrscIon hostf hschs
poE los estudiaotss contra los jssultas. Lol
eandarnVSs hlrleron AIgunos.
don JAlmede B ,rbon, b del pre-
tendisnte 81 trOnO espSfiol don Carlos, hl
optenid0 eL prsmle mayor en- la loterii
Suba.
-Ss cree que 81 cruCero american.
NsW TOrh, vIsltArA en- brsvs las isIas Azo
Ese oOnde. cl gObieFno de W Arlington ges
NonA sl sStsDIeOimlento de una estaol6
sarbonera.
I'm el TfansvAal han adquirido en-
tfaordinariO preiominio loG 6osrs Cuya
taeFsas e0grOsAn oadA dia.
-skn toias las eaquinas de 10 Haban
N Asn Psgado varioa Osrtelones dirliidC
81 pueblo dc los Estados Unldos con eat
psnsamtsnto del immortal Jorge " M4ehinG
sOni enc cOntraigAis compromises que 0
ssteis sssurOS de CnmpliT, nj dejeis nunC
90 NAL lugN 10 pslabrs empsh sda, ,
- -hA consptrsCi6u monarquios d
DtAAh " gsnandO adeptOs, tspecialmeni
entrs los Oasisles de Marina. EIgobisrn
Slgila sin ds'ssn'O 1 los jsfs, de l. eucua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
Revista c6mica
LEGION CUARTA
De MUN0Z YL0S DEMAS PATRlARCAS


Prsgunta. En- quienes 90 CONSERVE la
rsli0i6n GutonensIstG antes del diluvio anne
rlcano9
Rsspuesta. .-Ccmo las VestaleS con
servavan el fuego asgrado, asf Ia Conssr-
varon en- diGtintas 6pocas, antes del dilus9o
G ,ioo, Cells, BAldorloty y Otros pasri
cios. q
" deSpu6s del diIWvios
En- Mufiox Rivera y el partido fe.
deral.
--Cu&l fuS el autonomista que, dejan.
do anulado el pIatonismO polltlco, quiso
darle forma 4 Ia idea : para Conaeguirlo
psct5 cen SagaGta!
-MufioE Rivera.
--CuAIea fueron las condolences i'm
pueatas i otorgadaS por 10 AGambIsa que
le comic podsrea abSOlutosS
Que trabsj sSe por el bieneGtar de Ia
fAmiliA puertorrlquena y por 10 dignidsd
de az patria.
| -Ql6 mas le sxigi6i
--Que solucionaas de cMalQuier medo
81 problsms pOlitiCo qus con rsspecto q
nuestra pArGonalidad dsntrO de Ia Metro
poll exlstia, y Conjurase on 10 possible IL
malquerencia y anlmadveTsi6n que, psrs
CON noaotrOs, los AutOnomlatas puertorri
qusfios, demostraban en- todos sus aCtol
los gobernanteS espaholes.
| DUAL faS Ia principal promesa qu'
Sagasta le hizos
-OonOedsrle 10 que psdfa, "a que d.
clio dependia la fslicidad de ~ TERRA. e.
Que signi6oAba ellAH
-Qae aL fin, con0Ci6ndonos J ha
Cl6udonOs justicia, NOS OonesdsriAu Il
sutonomia desOads qus ssria Ia Rsdsnciol
do la famllis PusrtOEriQueha.
i -CuAL fu6 Is ssiia. de 10 sIisnsa d
lSagssta CON Mu6oxr
LIS FUSION.
-Vuelt4 dc Madrid 10 Comisi6n !
con ella Mufioa Rivera; 81 dar Ouenta
sus podsrdantes de los trabslos realiEado
.en la NstEopOli, Iquien fac 81 primer cis
mdtieO /?
] -BArboGa.
i -lPOr qu6 quiso sGeTiHcGr & Muilo
RiveEAr
-Por obedeOer 4 suS sentimisntos d
..OdiO personal
-1POIqu6 le aiguisrOn, separkndos
DE La yRRDADRRA IGLEsIA AUToNoMIsT
: dies J ssis hetsrodOx0a mari
-POrque CreyerOn de basna fe qu
D BAEboGa al deClr Sque 60 IlevA la bAnderas
10 harta con ol prOPoSlto de ConServarl
incolume, pcr Greer atentariOs Ala integri
a--@%
-(l) EsoS, enamoraras d 10 divinO, Ce
mo declr en- 81 Psts.
(a) MuAOS Rivera embaucar 4 Saga
is , declrle que aqut tOdOS Querer autono
mis, cuandO 10 que qusrer rspubliCanOs {
10 contrarlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
IA RENUNCIA DEL GOBERNADOR

Ssgdn Oartas dc Washington que to
nemos Ia vista, el GObsrna0or OlVll de
la lsls Mr. Allen, ARtes de embArCar para
los EstsdoS UnldOG, tslsgrAHo Washlng
ton dlClsndO que. rsuunOlaria su cargo. Eu
todOS los SirOulOG pO. O.ttlCOs Sc COmenta IL
resoIuclon.
Eutrs los nombres de los que susnan
para uustitulrle, sAta Mr.. Evans y Nj
Hunt, SeUretaElo en- Puerto Kloo este q.
tlmo que aCtualmente deSempsha eI cargo
CON CarActsr do lnterlnlaad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

La aeflorita Maria Valencia y Monta-
na resldenas on aquel pueblo, dsssa saber
el paradero de 81 hermAno Pablo Valencia
J MontAiia que 80 auaent6 para Venexaels,
rssldiendo On MGracaibo en- MarSo de 1899.
Be supliOa tanto q los periodlOos de la
isla como del sxtraugero, y en- especial .
los de VeneSuels, la reproduction de Ia
preGonte nOta.
Don Pablo EPollO J Mel6ndez fA
llsli0 - Aslt Darante muchoi aiios
'1d6 empleadO de 10 alcsldfa. Dsjs en- Ia
oTfAndAd una numsrosa familia 4 Ia que
acompAAamos On az natural doloT.
-kl n0mbrAmisnto de don Fortunate
de ViHcarrOndO para jueG de poll.fA, CT
aCogido muy blsn en- este vscindarlo, que
dc largos amos prOfesa d la famllia de csc
ilustre apellido el afsctO que SO msreCe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

ras y senoritas regresaban 4 sus hoga
res sosegadas y tranquias.y y el guardia
incivil arturo Zayas Os6 injuriarlas,
diciendO: sQue en- Aguas Buenas las mu
jeres parecian bandOleras.D
No puede registrarse mayor agravio
para una sociedad.
En- otro pals ese deslenguadO ten
dria va el castigo de suS inauditas pro
cacidades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

Una n0che Sc celebraba un novena.
rio de dl.uhlo en- Ia moraaa de don Fe
ia Rivera, cOrrellglOnsFio nueStr0 que
gOza oe simpa1aS; la benemegtta trato
oe lnterrumplr el aCt0 piauUsO; pero no
fayorecla sus pianes Ell 0raen y c0mp0a,
tura que guaruaban las personss reuni
aas ca la casa De duel0,
EntOncss ~ scuuo Ia proYoeaei6n.
krsn las once cvpndo vsrias sene-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

dsspueble sl terruNO; que 90 arruine y pc
rsGOs; que SO ooarts nueatro dereCho y Sc
dsspOjs de su autonomia los munlclpios;
cue 90 NOS prstiera y se nos anule.
Para ellos no hay idealeS nj prinCi-
pios nj COnviccionea: no hay mas que es-
tonnage.
Es este el gran generator de sus
aOton.
Y aAi, 4 Oamblo de unas cuantaS mi:
galas que lee Arroja el Goblerno despre-
CiAtivamsnte, le Offecen Hu apoyo deeldi.
do, "a adhesion Unconditional.
De ahi que NOS expllquemos IL acti
tud J sl proUeder de BArDoGa, de Rossy,
dc Orux Uastro, d. SAlt mon Donss, dc
PsricO Guerrero J de tantOs y tantos am
biOlOsOa vuigArss J vlvidOrea de ofcIO,
como adulan : defender Nj. Alien,
PssAr dc SuS avlesos PrOpoGltos y de ~
InePtitud manl6sS
1Pero como no han de aplau1irle,
soatsnerle y eatlmulsris, II, msrced d t.
mahas bajeSAG, dlsfrutan eilOs do lucrati-
voa emplsoa J 90 redondean medrauI
gastando, por aGSdiduFa, fDfulsa y flbetsl
us peHsonsleAH
lQl6 stIft dc ell0s si no 90 arfAstFa-
fan como reptiles 4 los ples del 00bIernol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
PLiZY VACANTRS

Sc hallan vaCanses laS Higuientss ea-
cuelas pdblicas:
Una grAduada para la pOblacion on
Juana DlaSs dos para los bsrrios Sabans
Ysguas J Plata, en- Lajas; dos ruralss pa
ra Santa Catalina y Pedro Garcia, termi-
no jurisdicOional de Coamo J una Psr'
Barrou, barriO del pueblo de eGs mlGmC
nomhre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
SAN JUAN
POr teI6grafO.
A. =. .
Abril 4


Los gaSrdlas inSularss Francisco Sc.
BE- J AudrSs Medina sstAn pfsuos pof com
poutsaF 1 tres hombrss en- la plasa d.
Pasrta de TERRA.
Los jtfss del CuerPo Abren 10 sumafic
para svsHguar los heOhOs en- vista de Il
dsDunoia prslentsds por mi. ssFAn iasga
dee en- ccnstio de gasrra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
Il P0PULAcH0

HI populaCho japOD6s pide con insis'
tenCia que He declare Ia guerra Russia.
Sc Ies Objeta que China aufriria las Oonss
cuencias tenieudo que cedsr la MaChuEria.
III gobiernO del Jspon deSsA arreglsl
diplomAtlCAmente este asunto intsrnaCio
nal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

Mientras sl pals % hunde, , la mise.
rio 90 enseiorea do nuestras poblaCionss y
nuestroa campos, y ei 6xodo % inicia de
manera alarmanie, y 10 abaorsion CANA te-
Yren0 % extiende como una mancha de
sceite sobrs si papeI, no fAltan Puertorri-
quefioa indiguos que cooperen 3 tan ia
nesta J destructora labor.
DdctiIes, sumisos J Complacieates 90
plegan q todos los csprichos, d tcdos los
dssaOiertoa y todas las ex'genOias de ese
Gobiern6 que, Oonocl6ndolos d fondo, los
utilisa como ilstrumento de sus planes.
Son los eternos pariau de Ia colonia.
Y oada atentado contra nuestrs
psrsonalidAd soCisI 8 1urfdica 4 cada
goIpe dirigido sobre nuestros aentimientol
reglonalistas, splaudsn J prOrrumPsn eI
sclamsClonss y vitores vergonSosos.
III Ia cIdQaS. 4 10 oual 90 paga III
msxquino sslarlc por Sus aplausOs.
z apIauds; pero cobra.
Ante TODD, la pitanza,
Sobre TODD, ei egeismo,
mientras Ia abs0rUl6n aVanza.
Gracias & tai serviIGmo
no hay rsdenClon nj esperanza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
VEMTA

ri rey e DinsmarOa Oonsisnte Ia ven
to de las pd ssiOnes de 90 corona en- Am8-
rics, ain ntbeSidad del pleblsCito de lol
uaturalss de la iSla. La msyOrfa de lol
isleiioa plden el Cambio de naCiOnalidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

FL padre Martin GOtsy predicate q
sermon de las Hlete palsbras, en- la Capills
de San FranOisOo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

Colombia ofFsoa ooncesiones exolusi
sas 4 los RsiAdCs VhldoI pusa ls eepssFaa
sla. asl aanal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

Be tFaniGsEs para sl dfs 5 del pressn
% Ia Isuni6n dc los pEoiesoFel de eata iaIs
gaa dsbs tsneE sfsOto sqli.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

dad de ellis los prooedimisntcs smpleaaca
por ls Comisi6n, para haceEla tremolar en
Puerto Rico; dudAban que Esgasta cum
,Iiers 10 ,frscld0 4 10 Cvmlslon y Creye.
ron que ID fusion con el pavtido ADefA
esDs6ol habia sido nm acto antipOiitioo
ous matarfa Ia entidad del partido Autono'
mlsta puertorriqusdo. sin Concedsrls min"
guus venssia nj benehcio; alegaban. para
d,seulpar 30 rebslion, que, aunque SsSsataH
Cumpllsra sua compromises 10 que Oonsi'
dsraban tan imposlble como 10 euadratura
del cirCulo -eilos, l0a ClsmAtlcoa, hssero-
doxos, disidsntel no Podrtan aceptaH oe
aus manos NADIA que nersciera agradeci-
alento, porque no olvldaban que aquel ha'
bia envisdo Puerto Rico 81 lnfAusto &C.
neral Palaclo y que, aunque despues 10
relev6 no por ESQ atsuuabs Ia otsnsa CO.
metida.
-IOumpIido por SagaGtR el conpFo-
misc OOntraido con 10 COmision J 70 q
gobierno dc Puerto Rico On manos de l0s
puertorriqusfos 1cumplleSon los dlalden-
tes su promssa de $40 ACsptar nsda que
de Ssgasta procedieraSS
No; pues como el perro que gruhs
mientEas Uome, 40 AbalanSaron 10 Coclna
! dc la FortaLexa, y, gruiieudo sismPre, ps'
Idisron obtavieron para elloa las metorea
ltsj adas de ls ola del preGupueStO. ~
-Porqu6 gruffanH
i -Porque no queriendo agradecerle
lnada & Bsgssta, msnos querfau agrsdecsrls
algo d Mufioz Rivera que fac . DussAr IA
:. lcarne que sllos So Comian. {
II -Qll9n fu6 ell partldO AutonCn.lstaI
Xii hlio de 10 TradlCion pUe4torEl'
! quefs J eli defsnGor de Lac libertsdss Pa'
trlas.
-Tuvo otros nombresr
-Sf; antes DEL PAoTo 90 llam6 Lii
, Iberal, Rsformlsta, Aslmlllsta J Autono'
| mlats; en- Ell PAoTo, AutonOmista puerto
rrlqasfo, y dsspu6S del PAoTo, Liberal
} puertOrrlqusfo y por d.tlmO Federal.
. -Ousntos huOs tuVo el antique Far
: lido autonomlsta3
8 -Varlos, descollando entire 0lloa Vix'
osrrondo, Padlal, GolCo, AOoSts, NJ. Qai'
Q Hones, BAldorloty, Bslvls, Cells, FeFnan'
dex JunOOs, MufO1 Rivera J OtroG.--IOd'
Q lmo se llamaronH
VI --PatrisrCas y Cabe1as direCtoras de
la opinion del pueblo puertOrriquefio.
-HuDo mas patrlsrcaGf
81 -Bf, con ese nomors Do deaigna {
y ltodos squellos que han vivido, vivea y Vi
;vlran Por PusEto Rico ypSFa PasEtO Ri
90. %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
POR FAVOR

Los trabsioS de labores iran Ia expo
siOion de BiffMO, pOr favor, sin que Ouests
NADIA "a tvssladO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
M0MSEAoR DLEMK

HI venerable Prelado, aunqus no del
tcdo bien, asiStira hoy 4 la COnssgraOi6n
de- OleOn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
RERAJA

Be- ha hsCho una rebajs en- sl serviOio
la p0lieia inaulaT, reduei6ndolo & doCe
hOraG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

(POr telegrafO)
DEN. oRAo1A. -Oanuaa.

ArtfOuIo HATtATRIA clrCula prOfusa
msnts hojas aOSltaS. ksOlba entuslssts
ssllCltaolon.
cOmit6 federal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
C0NcIERT0

EI martss prOxImo hAbra an sOnOier-
10 en- sl AteneO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04
DR.. Gonzalez Martinez
MENDEz-WGO No. Q, ALTOS. TELEFONO rs

CEnca para enemedades de a matz de las Was urnaras
Curac6n rpda efca pOr modenos pOcedmen de mpoten~
c Epermatorrea Estedad de Ia mue s6 CaarOS de vegs
y de la matiz, Gotta miitar y apOs rebeldes.
Horas de Consuas de tOdos los dias abosbj de 10 12
los fesivos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

K aqu6l gSntil oaballsro
que pOr ConGeSuir dinerO
90 sutG 6oNaade en- la oharcs;
iquiSn est
-Ess eS.. an PGtriGrca..
De los Judas.
--CamareHoH
" tel.
-Bonito dsGtino.
--Pero, ess no fu6 ell CAminO
que anduvisrOn los patriarCsS..
Chico, nientrss quedsn ohsrOaG.+
NO faltara aIgdu.. ...goErlno.
DlOVsnOS PrIeto
(S) Pues con noSOtroS no pedir NADIA
= CoDfoEmarSe CON 10 que buenamente NOS
le der.
az AhtrA ser nosotrCs los que nos 90.
mer Ia oarne.
(O) No good, no good
MotOs de Linhdrt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-04

sam FRANCISCO 4o.-.sAM JUAN, PvERTo.RlcoI
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1901-03-02
The Antithetical Chinaman.

To attempt to get Chinaman to as.
sign reason for anything is futile.
One day while riding donkey through
the country west of Peking noticed
that the women Of the country villages,
mostly farmers wives and daughters, :
did not bind their feet. l said to tho
donkey driver who was running along
beside me, "The country women do not
bind their feet, do theyY"
"No."
"Why"
"They do not bind their feet"
"Why is 1t that the Chinese women
bind their feetT'
"They bind their feet"
"But why do they do it?"
"That is their CUSTOM"
"But why Is 1t their customY
"There is no why-no reason what
ever.''
Ask a child, "Why did your brother
not come to school today?"
'My brother did not come to school
today"
Or inquire Of a man, "Why is It that
the Chinese build a pagoda 13 stories
high?"' and he will most probably
answer, "That is the way to build a
pagoda. Isaac Taylor Headland of
University Of Peking in Washington
Star.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1901-03-02
The PEOPLE KNEW HIM,
6enson's Plaster Is Pains Master)

George Washington made and sold flour,
and every barrel of -four in the market
branded "G. Washington, Mount Vernon"
sold without delay. No question was ever
raised as to quality or weight.
Bensons Porous Plaster sells on its repu-
tation everywhere. All the buyer wants to
be certain of is that the plaster offered him
really Is Benson's, and not worthless imi-
tation of it or substitute for it.
A plaster is the best form of external rem.
edy, and Benson's is the best plaster; {, 900
physicians and druggists, and multitude
OF people no man can number have settled
that. ''You can trust it," they say.
Coughs, colds, lame back. lumbago, mus
cular stiffness and rheumatism, troubles of
the liver and kidneys, influenza or grip,
pneumonia, and all other diseases open to
external treatment, are at once relieved and
cure by Benson's Plaster.
Do not assume that Belladonna, Capsi-
cum or Strengthening plasters are ssjust as
good as" Benson's. They are vastly in.
ferior.-No other plaster is as good as
Benson's.
In competition with the best-known
plasters of Europe and America, Benson's
have received Jyty.5fue highest asoards.
For sale by all druggists or we will pre-
pay postage on any number ordered in the
United States, on receipt of 25c each.
Seabury d johnson, Mig. Chemists, NY.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1901-03-02
ONE HUM RED DEAD
THE RIO DE JANEIRo STRIKES A
sUNKEN ROCK OUTSIDE THE
GOLDEN GATE.

Vessel Sinks So Quickly That a Ma.
jority of Her Passengers and Crew
Are Unable to Escape-consui Gen.
eral Wiidman and Family Among
the Missins-captain Believed to
Have Perished With His Ship.
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surprised By Dickens.


II vividly recall hearing Charles
Dickens read selections from his own
writings in Steinway hall, New York
city, shortly after the close Of our civil
war;" said well known Judge. "The
hall was densely packed with an audi
ence of cultured people, by far the ma
jor part of whom were intense admir-
ers of the man who was to entertain
them that evening. was youngster
then, but was glad to part with 81 to
hear the author of Nicholas Nickleby'
read his own lines. But his appear
ance on the stage, though greeted by
applause, was a distinct shock, so thor.
oughly out Of keeping was his costume
with the conventional evening attire of
a gentleman. He was clad in short
velvet coat that looked exactly like a
smoking jacket, velvet vest to match
and flaming red necktie. Such a
garb was in reality an affront and an
impertinence to that fashionably clad
assemblage. But 1t was overlooked as
an eccentricity Of genius, and much
applause attended the rendition.
Nowadays the newspapers would
roast any man, however fai.Jus, for
daring to come before the public in
such grotesque attire, but do not re-
call that any of the New York papers
criticised the distinguished visitor for
his sartorial laxity." - Washington
Post.
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fridav. Feb. %.

Fire in the business portion of At.
lanta, Ca, destroyed property valued
at nearly half million dollars.
There were three heavy earthquake
shocks at africa, Chilli, at a. M,
Wednesday. The inhabitants were
panic stricken.
The arrangement whereby farming
implements may be imported into
Turkey free Of duty has been renewed
for another decade.
The Turkish minister at Madrid. IL.
zet Pasha, has again rendered his res.
ignation to the porte. owing to the
non.payment Of his salary.
Wolves are becoming so bold around
Neche, N. D.. that they venture to en-.
ter the outskirts of the town in day.
light and play with the village dogs.
DR.. Mayo G. Smith, the companion
and friend of Mark Twain and the
inspiration Of the novelist's doctor
in "Innocents Abroad" is dead at Col.
orado Springs.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1901-03-02
Monday, Feb. IS.

The total appropriations of the pres.
ent congress will foot up $1,467 $685.
457.
The German government has def
nitely decided to recall the Asiatic
squadron.
Three more deaths from bubonic
plague were officially reported at Cape
Town Friday.
The New York Herald says that the
new steel combine will be capitalized
for $1.1O0,00O,O00.
The report that Archbishop Mar
tinelli, apostolic delegate to the United
States, will be created a cardinal is
confirmed.
Miss Rosie Boote of the "Florodora"
company declines to confirm or deny
the report of her marriage to the Mar.
quis Of Headfort. but the fact is &C.
cepted by London society, where it
has caused an immense sensation.
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SATURDAY.. Feb. %.

DIR. B. Longstreet, a prominent ply
sician. and one of the best known sin.
gle tax advocates in this country, is
dead at Cincinnati, aged 81 years.
The Citizens bank at Lacygne, Kan.
has been closed by Bank Examiner
Waterman, who has taken charge. 1t
is said the cashier is missing.
The British armored cruisers Good.
hope and Bacchante were launched
simultaneously during the day on the
Clyde. The former is a gift from Cape
Colony.
Edward s. Easton, one of the
wealthiest residents of Peoria, Ills.
a prominent grain dealer, distlller and
glucose manufacturer. is dead, aged
So. He was for many years director
of the whisky trust.
Milton Luther Sykes, vice president
and secretary of the Chicago and
Northwestern railway company, has
resigned, to take effect June 1, and E.
E. Osborn. general attorney for the
company, has been selected for the
vacancy.
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Tuesday, Feb. 26,

Fire In residence situated in the
poor quarters of Birmingham, Eng,
resulted in six men and women being
burned to death and four dangerously
burned.
J. w. Adams was fatally wounded
in a battle between three policemen
and a-'band of citizens who made sa
midnight raid on a North Topeka
(Kan.) wholesale liquor house. ,aai
The Imperial special train" carry
ing about 175 members of the Mystic
Shrine to San Francisco, en- route to
Honolulu, where the Shriners will in.
stall aloha" temple of the order,
left Grand Rapids, Mich, Monday.
George H. Heafford, formerly gen.
eral passenger agent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul, has been
elected first vice president and gen.
eral manager of the Morning Star
Railway company. This company in.
tends to build line to develop the
zinc deposits in Northern Arkansas.
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NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
Thursdav. Feb. o.

The president has nominated Will.
tam R. Shafter to be major general.
j. H. Roach, senior member of the
firm CT j. H. Roach & Co., confection.
ers, died suddenly at st. Paul Tuesday.
7. F. Wood. second vice president
and treasurer of the United States
Express company, is dead in New
York city.
There has been a heavy fall of
snow in Madrid. the first in eight
years. The streets are covered with
snow, and traffic is difficult.
G. B. Perkins. president of the Chi.
cago. Burlington and Quincy railroad,
has resigned and Vice President
George B. Harris has been chosen
president.
Jack Corbett brother of James ].
Corbett, the ex-champion pugilist, is
dying in the midst of filth in shaci
on the Seattle tide flats. He is a vic.
tim of the morphine habit.