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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-14

OSI-tBetwecn here and the Washita River
Loo tne Anadarko road a poke book cone
.eine 80 ~ IN paper money finder will pleas.
ostLAt the Basley's reception SATURDAY
~ night Cloak. Finder win please erchanos
Tor one appropriated At this once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-14

ROoMs TO RENT-At Mrs. Trpp's. one
~ block ness OF Red Barn, on north side
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-14
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OsI--Near the keechi HIS white pointer
Itemaie dog about 10 months old. The mar
tnat tIa1, VIII return this dog 20 the Chickaaha
lioorally rewarded. "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-14

OK hENI--pne veil furnished room. an.
ggire at this once.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02
JAYUYA


Atent8nsnte invitsdo por el Padre Eayas
por una conisi6n de cat6iicos comp1esta de
los sefores don Jozs D. C0rres. don Angel
Santiago, don Bartolom6 Bsrcel6, lespahoD
don Angel Eattey y otros cue sentimos no
recofdar en- estos mons ntos, asistimos la feu-
ni6n que Sc diers 81 ssbado pr6ximo passdo en-
Is cRsa-escuela de este csseTfc con ell IN De
deliberar sobre asuntos- cue ss relacionaosn
con la construction de IN temple eatosfeo 81
este pobisdo.
Con frasas sencillas pefo eiocuentss en- 81
fondo. abrio al acto nuestro respectable que
rido amigo 81 Padre Navas. Demostro con
arzunenfaciones irrefutahles la concurren-
ella allf congre gada. la tmprescindiole neeesl-
dad De construirs en- ell plaEo mas pro7fmo una
igiesis cue lleDsrs las necesidades religiosss
de .odos sus isiigreses.
Signi6.e 81 81 uso de la pslabra 81 amigo
don Matso Defsudini, lfrance-l. Con identi-
cas- argunentsclones las expuestas por d
Padre Tavas. nclavsndo con estas frases
Ella iglesia hay cue lsvantarla por In razon is
toeTzss4
Por indication del doctor Aparicio, hiao
uso de- Is palsbrs al lnteiigante professor, nues-
trc onerido amigo, don jose D. Correa.
sorprendidos euedamos todos ante |. con-
amigo. Con m lsnguaje fios66co, ell senor
Corres proo5 incuestionaolemsnte al auditorio
Is necesidad de construir IN templo cstoiico,
que dejara sentada las MI tipies necesioades
de los feiigreses que comuigan en esa religion.
En- alas del deseo, elev6 81 psnsamiento por
enctna del estrecho recinto de los PRIVILEGES
circunscribos manifesto: <para adorsr Dios
hsstsse & nfcamente 81 buen deseo de Ia criafu-
"a estk ssss en- una iglesia. en- su donestico
nogsr, en- 81 trabajo cuotidiano. en cualq1ier
paTte. pues Dios, infnito nisericordioso en-
81 zapientfsina obza. 10 circunscribe recloto
priviiegiado para adorarie. .sino cue le ofrece
todos sus hiios como temple el Universe CO.
no altar sus propias conciencias.s Amante el
seSor Correa de ia Iibertsc no cohbe ell vuelo
dal pensamiento de los que adoran Dios en
diversas fornas. psro 81 manifesto que In de-
seo immense lie IIeva { los estrados de la tTibu-
rs Ell cual ouiere yer utilizado siempTe cuan
do cue ell espiritu de In indiferencia no bsta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

sQs Bias s0ore a000s los c&Io4lcos a1ll Ts1liaos
dando margan & cue oueden defrsudadas sus
aspIrAcionss- Dijo: <Que en- todos los pueblo
del mundo, los sectarlos de las religioness oien
fueran estas catolica. esptritista, protestants,
nzsonss, etc, eTfgfan sus casss con civerscs
nom bres. en- las que pueden los partidarios de
elias, elevsr, con mas recogimiento. sus preces
81 Aitfsimo. Z que por coacepsos no pocla
Jayaya onedarse relegada al oivido Ia IN
differ ella sin Ievantar en- plazo breye un tenn
po cRt0lico.3
Doa Angel Mattey, mienbro de Is eomi-
sion organizadora do cuenta de los trabajF :
realizsdos como tsl y syud6 Ia designsci6o
de los sanores para formar una comislon per-
manente en- eats poblado y sub ccmisioaes en
los barrios limftrofes.
Sc vic en- tsn trascendental acto nuestro
amigo don julio Grau-padre-dando inhni-
tas graciss ia concurrenci2 ailf cougreg ada
y encargSndoIe todos el cnnpliniento exac-
to en- 10 alif acordado.
Ahora bien: El cue escribe sstas desaint-
dss lineas, Ebre pensador, pero considerable
Como dice ei &c flor Correa que todas las seclas
8 reigicnes deben tensr IN lugar donde con
reccgiDisnt 10 Sc sieve el pansamfeHto nj Gran
Arc uitecto del Universo, Sc atreveria unir nj
Sd dplfca los de Ia Comisi6n para rogar Iieven
hasts Is realidsd Ia construction de ese TEN
plo. Que como expuso don Julio. LENA las ne
cesIdades morales de los catoiicos como tam
bien las necesidAdes nRteriales. pnes le igle-
sia ds impulses al progreso De l2s industrias.
El Corresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02
NOTABLE BRiNDIS
EugeniO Astol.

En- ell gran bsnouete celebrsdo en Ia Ca
nara d Concrete de New YORK Pronuncio IN
notable discnrso el Secrefario dc Estaoo' mr.
Hay. !. so..~.,. sa
Monroe, cue consider6 como Ia cue inforna 10
noI4tica internacionai ds los Estados Unidos,
' Que no tenfs otro objeto que esisar ~ lnIsl-
tados Unidos intentsn intsryenir en- las iu-
cbss fntinas de- los estsdos hisPsno-anerica-
Mr. Hay shadi6 cue Is 20 FLEA de Rooss-
vsf. no stgnifcabs sino paz. que no entraria
sn alIsnzss con ningun otrc Poders y que apo
vsba ana DO ftics de expansion conercial.
Mr.. Fay tsrnin6 diciendo que 10 que re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02
Ell Corresponsal.

AgeDeia de negooios judiciales, No
tariales, Contenciosos ETC., etc. Testa-
mentarfas, Sc arreglan por diffciles que
sean. EsPEcIALIDAD en- Jurisdiction vo
luntaria: Asuntos contenc osos, Sc tranl-
tan con prontitud: Subsanaci6n de defec
tos en- documentos suietos q inscription:
AGENTEs de Ia companfa de Seguros de
Vida eel SOL, del Canada. Compra =
venta de fncas rtisticss = urbanas. Ac-
TIvIDAD, precios modicos.
Julio SO de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

e.r8ovsl contaba vsinte primave-
.@n M habia rendido cnito 81 amor.
~ % .orsz6n. virgen de esa llama immortal
m consumir nuncR, era como urnA
as.s55s cue gusrda en el fonoo Aromas oes-
'si.ss1sos 10 peDetrsbles misterios
t0D0Tf rs beIleZa hfbrids, one p8recla re-
errdepssci6n de todss las bellezas
nns. nli..: bsbis an ellis slgo de Margarits, por
tHssu1s rubios: de OfsliR, por 10 dulzurs
"..Aavorssi6p: !" de Cleopatra. por el fulgor ar
n.rts 6s los ojos Degros; dc Lucrecla, por ID
..SI11ntnostdsd epcendids de los laoios rolos.
a .pIdermls ottent o. e. eolor
.ss las nDfsres del Mediodia- I en- tooa 80
s,s ~ ss r,osfrAba ese sello de mels ncolfa
s4'r 1ns tat pl6n csrscterizs las hiias del
Sn ,nAdores Sc sgrupsbsn slrededor de
50, cono insectos en- torno de IN Pansl dc
us. .r..nf.sa .ga-,.
i.sa51ctibIs. opopiendo unos In frialdad,
sa,,os 81 sarcasmo y q todos 81 desprecio.
,por que GO snSbs ElenAf
p,oblems Undesirable, que nsdie Sc ex-
,u..bS - souel prodigio del amor, insccssi-
rs amor nismo.
W. oDe nupcs IIegaron Ryeriguar los
..,ros AZ - esouiva msgR, sAbeio de modo
600 el uarrsdor de esta sencisls historic.
Al cue Sc sorprends por ESQ. deoe decfrle
,os psfs poetas noyslistAs nay siempre m
saso5sctt5 sblerto, Ssi en- lss cRsas como sn
!. 80 sso,,zonat Todo 10 penetran inyestIgRn
an rnirads sscrutsdors certers.
IOpe come Sc resliza sl niiBgrof he O. NJ
,r..tTo ,screto. Son facGltsdes del esPiritu
sos muchos pOtentsdos no comprendsn, Pc
~ a. sus milones. A ellos no les sonrle el
s,ds de ls nsginAci6n con su varits maravi-
Elsps no anabs Dor nnR desconh8n1s in :
s,tA su su ser, Que sumsntara hasta 10 increi-
Ne 81 iusistente conssio de IN padre volteris-
~ orgullo fsnenil SC resenfis de las injus-
lieiss de- natrinonio. Desdensos los hon-
h,.s Creisse slsccionsda Por ell doloroso
eBAdro cue lie efrecfsn muchas de sns amig2s,
Nav .nantss bien esposas Yklx menor pa
hbrs de tfscto pronuncis For laeios v1riless
,erlegabssa hurs6a sobre Il nisna, cuEl II Il
nds seusltiva cierrs sns hoias at manor con-
Aeto mundane. r
Dszs.
.lrc1los arstocrasicos.
~
Lego N nonento, no obstsnts, en- que
s;a 1ieye &c deshilo.
10 oue 10 pndo Arregiar Petrns, el nlsico
I,sma5o, con las delicRdas armontas de sn
holin; nj Luis Robert, 81 poeta triunfRntes
,on sus rinas de orc; nj Abraham Lslss. 81
bspcpeYo iudfo, con s1s inmensos caudsles'
II elem mas Que Dor diversos modos ensordecen
81 nando con el eco &c sus vicsoriRs, obthFoio
Alberto Cuzman, mRncebo cssi sdolescente,
rscien talido del RulR con Ell diploma de licen-
rSdo Il Derecho.
Alberto no era IN hiio minado dc la for
tuna de la gloria; Pere tents slgo CUE vale
.anto mas que este; IN coraz6n lesl, m Ia
lsrto caro sensible y una fsononfs agrsoa-
bic y noole-cuslliades que sgrsdan las % d
isles srtis.Ss.
yElenE, cue 10 era de p1rs rsza, comp .
eisse uuchss veces sn nlrsr sqneila gsnti
ssurs, cue parecis desPrendids &c m henEf
IL Van Dyck.
-.
Euss,ra Diana no tuvo nuncs IN gslsl-
sssaoT ma tepa1. mas eramorsdo, mas sunisc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02
NOTAs De OfIcINA

Z dom Josk Etanfslao- Morales Sc Is IA
nombrsdo sscal municipal suplente de ma
hnjito
Al iuez municipal de Cosrno Sc lie Ian COZ
esdi6o novents dias ds iicencia.
4 don Luis Rsnfre1. jues municipal su
piente Dc Bio PiedrAs, sc lie han concenios aos
neses de licenciA-
Don JoskBAergs, fiscal municipal @ I've
5s CoAuo. renuDcia Ell cargo que cesen peAA'
Sor teper Que cambiar 81 domiciiio Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

guerra 81 G3bier1o, era cue las denas nRcio-
hes cue ti6nen intsTeses sn el Paclfco, &c CO
locsran en- sitnaci6a eouitativa, pues los Ests-
dos UGidos pretenden ser n as grandes Que
niDguna otrs naci6n; pero ST estkn dispuestos
hacer valer sus leg{tinos derech0s, CUE tie
nen "a sdquiridos per la p.actica por su
1usfza propia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

DE kDELA OURTI.)
TRADUcCIOk DEL ITALIAk0

Soy grscIosa SOY morena
Como sonbra vsspertina.
Como luz de luna iiega
a traves de Ia aebiteg.
May negrs es nj cabellsrs,
Tan negra como ei oOlor,
7 en- mis- oios reverbera
La Garcia del amor.
Fueron mis- padres una hada
lie en- el fuego reside,
7 IN principe de Granada
Que de ella Sc ensmor6.
Fue nj lsctancia el rocfo:
hi cuna, Una bella FOR:
Ligers bruma de estfo,
Nj ornanento de esplendor.
Monte sotre el onds ouieta
De 8zul, ininito mar,
Z ne fae en ell sura INC uieta
4 mi estrella saiudar:
Una estrella que me mira
Con gallardo sonreir;
Is mas radiante Cue gira
En el etkrao zafr.
En- Ia arena del decisFto
Mi pie 81 huelis grsb6,
Y 81 81 arte risco yerto
Nisves sternss hoil6.
Un poder en- cielo terra
Fusrzss ignotRs ne dan:
In poder de paz guerra,
Cue hace frsnte al h1rscxl.
Cuando ell aba hacs de rosa
e. sareno nanso s1ul,
De aouells lnz tan hfrnosa
yue & envolverme en 50 tui.
Daspuss desciendo, los cd dnnlos
De nieblss & inteTrogsr,
Y en- el horror de los tnmuios
Lss Isvas despertar.
voy buscando las verbsnss,
Las yerbas de gran poder,
Las mas escondidas pepas,
Lo que piensa cads ser.
Leo en- ell tempo future
Goces, sficcioo, desdsn,
Como del pasado oscuro,
Dow explicxci6n taDbfen.
7 fltros y pafecerse
Por anistad sienpre d,
I los oprimidos seres
Hallzn Is j1sticia en- nj
Gusrdo IN corszon altivo
Guardo IN amor sin igual;
Gusrdo IN odio immense vivc
yls punts de m puhal.
jose A. Negron Sanjurjo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02


In dia de animsda excursion IN pseblo
Is costa, Elena Alberto sintieron & IN ITEM
DO mismo, por misteriosa aEnidad, deseo ire
sistible de quedar solos.
SeparGronse de sus com paheros, que entire
5uliiciosss diversiones haitian sentado sus
reales orillas de Ia playa Sc dirigieron
una colin8 separada de aouel lugsr por a1gu-
nos centensres de pssos.
ALI Sc doninsbs el paissie toda sn
impotente grandeza al frente, Ell mar; srri-
zas de pescsdol IS, sobre arenas de GRO,
las leisnfs. del horizonte cielo y mar confun-
didos en- smoroso abrazo por una extensA cinta
azul.
Junto & In graciosa parsis TODD respirabs
amor Y poesfa yefanse en- souel rednci1o la-
gar dos tres Arboes frondosos, IN tapiz os
prado con vivaces flores canpestres, m crists-
limo mansnti2i y, para que el encanto faese
mayor, una torre de piedra arrninads por el
TEMPO en- cnys grieta mas alta loh dnlznra
inefablei alberg&bsse IN nido.
Elena sinti6 que 81 alma Sc expsndla ante
Ia hermosurs del expectkcnlo. Guznsn, pues-
tos an elias los oios, condensabS Ell sem
blante de su adorsda todas las beilezas de 10
creaci6n.
De rronto subos Sc 1jaron en- m episodio
dfgno de In ira de Te6crito. Dos golondrinas,
msrho hambrs. yolsbsn hacis Ell celvstico
hcgar iievandc Ell alimento Para sns hiJuefos.
A In entrs Ia Gel nido divisabase m ramito de
cabecitss aegrsss menuoas como eosntas &c
azabsche. con piauitos de alnler, que &c agita-
ban snsiosas, sguardsndolR fraternai ofrenda-
No bien las golondrinss iegaron al nido
lcusnto alborozol IQue piarl Ioae allegro parlc=
teoi ,cuSn poderoso hAiito de vida en- aquella
endeble RrnRz6n de yerbas dc ninores, que
hubiera podiGo destruir el -msnor soplo 1e
viento
POGO despues saierou las dos avss, lsnta-
uente. en- bnsca de nueva pitangss pero uni
hss. muy unldss, con los pieos casi 1untosi
tsmblorosas eriEado el plnmsie, cual s. una
Saba de faego circulars por sns deoiies cner-
pseitos.
al conten plaf aouel cladro, Elena slntio
one los oios So lie lenabsn de lSgrimas, que el
coraz6n oueris saltkrsele DEL peeho Fiorsos
todo 81 ser conmovfdo Por IN immense roeio
de ternura-
Entonces somprendi6 las leyes del amor
De Ia vida pero aonel hide era Ia fmsgen del
hogar; porque aauells escena de famlila re-
prssentsda por dos paiarillos sintstsaos ID
"A. uprs IN mas hermosa. lie mas oivina ae
todas las escenas humans.
Elena sinti6 Go crereis9 sintio. -.
no ser golondrina
sNecesito deciros que aquel instsnte Sc
desposaron dos almas?
Elena yolv.6 hacis Alberto sus ojos falgu-
rantes de passion, dfiole con voz snayes muy
suaye fseTs tgyG!
Alberto, cayendo de rodilss ante ella.
murmur6, sgitado pslpitante 9tGeo para
sierapre!
| 7Rspdits seas, oh amabie ley de amor, que
al fmperas en- las slnas coHo sn los nidos
Eugenio Astol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02
GUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
e. N|DO
A SISIIA.

Tanta passion, simpatfa tants, strsfala ha-
ella 81 dulcemente. Mas cuando iba pro-
nnnciar esq palabra delciosa breve que es,
amor el tierno presagIo de ID earicla, &C.
rraba les lsoios por IN iDstintivo movinieuto,
y hacfa Ia neche en- sus ojos, para que los des-
tellos lie la passion m asomaran las pnpilas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02


pl6ndido
pToja
erenue
al piblco las belo de bueno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

an anuel Silva, comercisnte. Provisio'
nes J frutos del pats. Pavfa 10 Are
cibo, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

1ran Deposito de oalzado de Arturo Z.
u Dfaz y Cs Artfculos para eaballeros.
Mediss, corbatss, paraguas. Artfculos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

dores exportadores de mercsncfas.
Plaza fnPcipal, Arecibo. P. K.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-02

r 1erminio Diaz Navarro, abogado J
notario, con bufeie En- San Juan.
Fortaleza So.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12
Lost Millions and Then Peddled
Xeuetahles.

Charles II. North, SO, formerly a mil
lionaire pork packer, who died in one of
the public baths in Boston July 4, was
not a Nermonter by birth, as has been
stated generally. His parents were Yer
mont people, but he was born in
brownsville, Ga. The family were living
in Covington, Ky, when the civil war
broke out and Mr.. Norths father en-
listed in the Union army. He held the
rank of captain when he was killed in
the battle of Shiloh. Charles II. North
spent his boyhood on his grandfather's
farm in Windsor. At an early age he
entered the employ of John p. Squire in
Boston. Mr.. North learned the pork
packing business thoroughly, and event.
ually engaged in it on his own account.
He prospered and the company of which
he was the head employed 1900 hands at
one time. Mr.. North was a millionaire,
his wealth being rated as high as
SS,00O,000. He failed in his attempt to
carry on a big pork packing establish
ment in South Omaha. and gold mines in
Nova Scotia and other ventures swept
his fortune away, so that in the past
two years he had peddled vegetables for
a living, driving his single team through
Somerville, where he was known not
more than ten years before as the city's
wealthiest resident
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12
Call for Muster AUG. 1z.2a.

Adjutant General w. II. Gilmore has
issued orders for the annual encamp-
ment of the First Regiment, infantry,
V. n. g., from August II to the 23d.
Col. ]. Gray Estey is thereby assigned
to duty at said encampment as post
commander, and will issue the necessary
orders for the proper conduct in accord
ance with rules governing military posts.
Muster and pay rolls in triplicate will
be prepared before arrival in camp, by
entering thereon the name of each officer
and enlisted man in the organization.
Pay will be allowed to officers and en-
listed men for such days during the en-
campment as they are present for duty
in accordance with Vermont statutes.
The quartermaster general will furnish
transportation, quarters, subsistence, and
provide for the payment of the troops
but no transportation will be furnished
or pay allowed except to officers and men
who have been duly commissioned or en-
listed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12
OUT OF the WINDOW,
The Temptations which Assailed n Good
Woman-A Morbid Impulse.

The Temptations Which Assailed n Good
Woman-A Morbid Impulse.
In O recent letter to friend, woman
says she has been troubled from her child
hood with an affection of the liver. Her
skin was sallow and the whites of her eyes
of yellowish color. "I was always lam
guild and weary and I had no appetite. As
my complaint grew worse was so low in
spirits and so intensely excitable and ner-
vous that 1 felt as though could jump
out of the window.
"In March, 1899, an old friend said 1
ought to try a new medicine named Calcura
Solvent, which had the reputation of being
the best thing in the world for liver,
stomach and kidney complaints. She said
it was new discovery by DIR. David
Kennedy.
"After taking the Calcura Solvent only
ten days 1 was greatly improved, and in
two or three months / was well and strong
for the first time in my life. My spirits
are natural now. enjoy myself like other
healthy woman, and you wouldn't think 1
had nerve in my body"
If your druggist is out of Calcura Sol
vent, send $1.0C to DR.. David Kennedy,
Kennedy Row, Kingston, N. Y; express
prepaid. Write for free sam bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12
Prof. John Fiske,

Prof. John Fiske, the eminent historian
of Cambridge, who died July 4th at his
summer home in Gloucester, Mass from
the effects of the heat, was born in Hart
ford, Conn.,, 50 years ago. His father,
whose name was Green, died when the
boy was 10, and the latter took his moth
ers maiden name of Fiske. The mother
afterward married Edwin Stoughton,
Vermonter who was for years a prom
inent lawyer in New York city, and who
was al one time United States minister
to Russia. Fiske was a precocious stu
dent, mastering several languages in his
boyhood. He averaged II hours work
daily y months in the year before he
was 16, and afterward nearly 10 hours
daily, working with persistent energy
After graduating from Harvard and Har-
ward law school he opened an office In
Boston, but clients were not numerous
and he soon began to write reviews and
articles for the magazines.
He was a lecturer on positive philoso-
ply at Harvard and was also assistant Ii
brarian there, but for 20 years had devot-
ed his time wholly to philosophical and
historical writing and research, and lee
turing being in great demand as a plat
form speaker in this country and in Eu-
rope.
He was regarded as an especially able
eXpounder of the philosophy of Herbert
which the name of Darwin is most close
ly identified, and two books, respectively
entitled, THE Destiny of Man, Viewed
in the Light of His Origin" and "The
Idea of God as Affected by Modern
Knowledge" had wide circulation some
% years ago. AS years passed Professor
Fiske delved deeper in the sources of
American history, and the fruits of his
study are found in number of volumes,
| some embodying matter first used in the
| form of lectures and all containing much
| of the greatest value in the study of
| events on this continent. These works
bear the following titles THE Discovery
| of America" "Old Virginia and Her
| Neighbors," 1.-THE Beginnings of New
| England" "The American Revolution,
1.-THE Critical Period of American His
tory, 175S-17S9," and THE Dutch and
| Quaker Colonies in America" He also
prepared for young people 1.-THE War OF
independence" "A History of the United
| States for Schools" and civil Govern
ment in the United States" Professor
Fiske also wrote many delightful essays
published in 1.-THE Atlantic Monthly
and other magazines, and collected under
| the titles, 1.-THE Unseen World and Other
Essays" Excursions of an Evolution
ist," "Darwinism and Other Essays,
| Through Nature to God" and "a Cen
fury of Science and Other Essays"
It was in the application of the evolu
| tionary philosophy to the treatment o.
| history that Professor Fiske showed hi
originality, and with the charm of {
lucid style he was thought by critics t.
have succeeded in popularizing both his
tory and philosophy without compromis
ing dignity or depth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-07-12

The Ohio state Democratic convention,
in session this week, ignored Bryan and
made no mention of the Kansas City
platform.
Fire which broke out on Main street
in Colebrook, N. H., Monday, destroyed
IS buildings and caused a total loss of
$15O,OOO.
The United States cruiser Newark,
Capt. B. H. McCalla, arrived at New
York Saturday after making a record
run from Hong Kong by way of the
Suez canal The time was 46 days.
The recent annual count of the S25, OOO,-
600 in gold in the mint at San Francisco
showed that six bags, containing 100000,
were missing. 1t is believed that some
one acquainted with the inside affairs
of the mint took the money.
Sixteen persons are dead, two probably
fatally injured, and a large number OF
others less seriously hurt, as the result
of a head-end collision between passenger
and fast live stock trains on the Chi
cago & Alton railroad, near Norton, Mo.
Wednesday.
The London Daily Mail protests against
| the suppression of cable reports of wal
news from South Africa, and prints mai
reports which attribute atrocities to the
! Beers in recent engagements. They are
said to have shot and killed wounded
men on a battle field.
Gov. Shaw of Iowa has pardoned a MAI
| out of prison because he is supposed t
carry the secret of restoring the lost ar
| of making Damascus steel, and 1t wa
feared he might die before giving 1t t
| the world. He was serving a sentence
for manslaughter, having shot the younl
man who eloped with his daughter.
The exploit of the Gustave Zede goe
far indeed to prove that the submarine
of the future should be named battle
ship destroyers. In spite of the vigilanc
of officers and crews of all the warship
and of the watchers at signal station
in the harbor of Ajaccio, the Gustav
Zede came in from the sea submerge
and planted a dummy torpedo on tn
! bottom of the turret ship Jaureguiberry