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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23

"a no hay rs, nj sntusiasmo, nj dinerc,
ni coss que 10 Va'gs,
J 10 mismo oil patricio que 81 Plebsyo
eatAn 10 que salga.
III luOro vii, el interes msEquinO
domirAh las oonoisnciast
H Yen rslegsdAs al olvido
las Artea y las oienoias.
10 todoj 10 pfesente, sonbfs oscHfa
oil pofvenlr, sitlieatro
J hay qlieu vehde la patfia, como Judaa
al diVino Maestro,
tusrto Rico sucumbe : Sc despusbls,
ca tai oil serviliamo
las mnohoS borinquefioa 10 celebrani
SON singular cinismo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23
Al oIor del Cadaver

Qu16n plenSd eu IeVanCAE Ill
ques frente la marea invasora !?
J. Qui6n, 81 los mismos a quienes aho-
ga piden aqua, mas aqua, siempre
mas aqua, con tai de que les arro-
jen un m4stil y les permitan quedar
q flote unos minutes en- el naufraglo
de sus hogares, de sus afectos, de gu
honor y de su historic J. Quien, 81
son gentes nacidas en- ssta roca triste
las que clamau porque las destruyan
y las aponaden?
A media que es mas hondo ell
desastre mas gritan aplaudiendo los
Judas; mas esfuerzan su homemade
los traidores. Y cuando no SO puede
respirar; cuando la atm0sfera Sc en-
venena con 81 miasma, y 81 egido Sc
esteriliza por la inacci6n, y faltan q
un tempo ell pan del cuerpo y la
dignidad del alma, esos services es-
tan diciendo que todo crece, que to-
do produce; que la justicia extrana
es meior que la justicia propia; que
la abundancia nos rodea; que Ia ale
gria nos abruma y que deben callar
los que protestan de tan inefables
bienandanzas.
Nosotros preveiamos la absorcion
violenta, brutal, despiadada, feroz.
Y adn asi aguardabamos que SO rea-
lizase de un mcdo mas lento, en- IN
periodic mas largo. Sc realiza rapida
y absolute. Y nos equlvocamos en-
ese punto, porque nunca creimos que
existiesen hombres capacss de vsnder
su madre, la que les nutre y le
sustenta, para ayudar d los que q su
madrs atan al poste del perpetuo infor-
tunio; porque nunca Pensamos que Sc
alzaria un grupo de parias d forjar el
eslab6n infame y remachar la agrla
cadena que ha de cehir y destrozar
sl seno augusta do Ia patria.
Excussn 8 nieguen su obra parri-
cida: nosotros apelamos d la opinion
de America, la opinion del mundo;
nosotros, 81 dssconfasemos de nues~
tros juicios, tendriamos el juicio de
la prensa Guiana, de la prensa do
minicana, que nos conocen, que Sc
escribsn ahi cerca y sscuchan el eco
de nuestro dolor sin rescate; y ten
driamos tambien el juicio de la prem
sa americana, que fajela los crime
nes del gobierno americana, llegado
aqui para hacer la luz y no para hum
dirnos on Ell caos.
All, Puerto Rico Tu nombre
desaparecera entire el escarnio del Uni
verso tus hijos negocian con los an
draios de tu desnudez pero en- tus
yalIes y en- tus campinas, en- tus al
deas y en- tus ciudades hay todavia
patriotas que to den su aliento, que
resistan & todos los reveses, que re-
chacen todas las injurias, que Sc yer
gan sobre tus despojos y que maldi-
gan con tn lengua todas las tlra-
MAS q todos los tiranos.
tAh, Pusrto-Rico Mientras que
de en- pie un ciudadano viril; mien-
tras SO alec en- el espacio una voz sin
temblores; mientras lata en- las mar
renes de tus rios en- las riberas de
tus mares un coraxon sin miedo, po-
dras perscer, Niobe abandonada y do
lorosa, psro Sc salyara tn memoria
del bald6n que la posterldad arroja
sobre los cobardes y los Judas.
Patria de nuestros amorss iDios
te salvel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23

va ver9is la que 90 armas
es olaro de ssa manera
nos alarms.
oon tono furibuudo
pressgia mas de un exosso,
sin mirar que TODD Ell muudo
Sc rife de ESQ.
No en- bslde. = nj de baide,
se sgitsran las turbas nuevamente. -.
Va Egozoue es ell aloalde,
y, asf, por oonsiguiente,
pueden atropeliar Improvements.
Con golpe traicionero.
nj que cojen de espalda hsr&n afficos,
mientras hays diuero. ....
iAy! Pobres fsdwicosI.
No esoaparkn los pobres nj los rioos
Hoy todo Sc desquicia.
FL popu'aoho, sin rubor, ultraia
10 ley y IL justicia.
Egoxoue 10 agsssis.. .....
No es caja Egoxcue, pero tisne oaja.
z csja siempFe alberta
en- tods situacion, d tods hora,
para que males vierta,
infoua y destruotora,
10 mismo que la oajs de Pandora.
suAREz De MoTA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23

So patris y gu familia, sale con Ia esperan'
"a de r,tornar en- mejor situaci6n de la que
ha salido.
Vive en- oomunidad con aus compa-
triotas, y hombres y muieres--s son po-
bres -ocupan un mismo hogar sin que la
corruption tome cuerpo, en- elegantes
edit ,ios al son rioos -sin que el orgullo
y la vanidad les lleve al extreme de des-
preciar y abandonar sus compatriotas de
inf rtunio.
El eo-dada la desnivelaci6n So
DIAL hsce gu immigration forEosa, unas
vsoss scosado por ell hambre otras ts-
miendo las iras de los poderes que ven
en- cada obrero IN anarquists dispuesto d
destruirlo TODD y le persigue y le enoar
cels y le IA sts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23
SOBRE |NA|GRACIONES

Todos los pueblos tienen 50 Spooa de
abundanoia y su estado de aniquilamiento.
En- sus distintas fasss evoluciona an
unas veoes atrayendo braEos productorea y
otras restando fuerxas b su vida org8nica
Hay dos olases de inmigraoiones Ia
Immigration forzosa y 10 Immigration vo-
luntaria.
E arabs ouyo idioma 10 forms un
coniunto de palsbras orientales que les ia
oilits sl sprendisaje de ouslquier otro lido
ma, como su espfritu aventurero conner
oial. puede decirae que abandona 50 patria
voluntariamente, sediento de fortuna de
adquirir oonooimientos generates sobre los
vicios y virtudes de los pueblos de Am6ri
Ga J Europa.
ReIioioso por tradioidn amante de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-23

Hay una raza europea que inmgrs
America desde tierna edad en- busoa de orc
mas orc ; raEa que esquima no pro-
duce. Saba en- su sistems de vida y cal
oulsta por orfgen, saoa prodaoto de 10
mas iusignifoante y enoadens sas nego-
cios comeroiales CON pueblos = fsn' lias de
ISL modo que insensiblemente Va extra
yendo de puebIos y fsmiliss eli capital, sin
que uno pueds dsrae ouenta de clio Els
el vampire que bate lss alas misntras chu
pa la sangre de gu vfctima para que 6sts
no sienta Ell escozor que produee la herida.
Pero esta raza tiene una virtud. Pa
triota hssta 10 sumo, lleva una vida mise
rable en- America para fomentsr--con sus
shorros -grandes edif3oa y diEponer de
predios de terrenos sila en- ga patris, ALA
en- el pueblo villerrio donde ha naoido.
~
Dos raxas que pueblsu medic mundo,
dos rasas que al abandonar patria y fami-
liza, SO despiden con 81 eorsson hsnohido
de esperanzas dos rszss que van ex-
plotar el mundo para tfeeoer aoomodo d
sus fsmilias, para offeoer IN presente an
patris.
Pero esos hombres I'd abandonsron su
patria ain antes h2bsrla librado de yugos
extrs r, eros. III cuerpo oubierto de andra'
Jos, los xspatos rotos, Ell sonbrero destro-
xsdo, CON pessda carga sobre su oabeza q
sobre sus hombros, andando leguas y le-
guas pie, rendidoa de oansanoio reposan
4 la orilla de un arroyo bsjo oopioso dr..
boil, refresos su garganta con cristalinaa
sguas alimentsn su ouerpo con plansag
vegetables, psro en- medic de tanta desgra"
ola esos hcmbres elevsn CON orgallo Ia
frente al cielo dicen epobre soy, nads
tspgo, pero no, soy rico, pues tengo una
patria me Ia Iegaron mis- padres derra-
m ando su sapgre por conqaistar su libsr-
tad, 8 la he derramado 20 para digoiH-
oarla ante ell mundo
EarnandO | Matiaa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
THE INSANE ASYLUM.
Physicians who Visited if Speak in the
Highest Terms of its Management

The members OF the Idaho medical
society. who visited the Idaho insane
asylum, in Blackfoot. last week, speak
In the highest terms Of DR.. Giyens and
his management
DR.. Givens has few superiors as an
alenist, and has made the institution
almost sell-snpporting, MS all the 235
inmates who can work are kept busy at
some useful occupation. This is very
beneficial TO them aud results in II
great saving 10 the taxpayers.
The asylum grounds comprise 1000
acres. 500 of which are under cultiva-
ton, the remainder being in pasturage.
Upon this farm all the fruit, vegetables,
cattle, horses, sheep, hogs, chickens,
milk, eggs and butter. needed at the
asylum are raised, and there is a large
surplus that is sold in ear lots.
Under the management OF DR.. Givehs
the asylum will soon be entirely self.
supporting Wood River Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Typical South African Store.

o. r. Larson. OF Bay Villa, Sundays
River, Cape Colony, conducts a store
typical of South Africa, at which can
be purchased anything from the pro-
verbal 'needle to an anchor" This
store is situated in valley nine miles
from the nearest railroad station and
about % miles from the nearest town.
Mr.. Larson says: II am favored with
the custom of farmers within radius
OF 80 miles, TO many OF whom | have
supplied Chamberlain remedies. All
testify to their value IN a household
where doctors advice is almost ont
out OF the question, Within one mile
OF my store the population is perhaps
sixty. OF these, within the past twelve
months, no less than fourteen have been
absolutely cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. This must surely be u
record" For sale by Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Joe Pintham Turned Down.

JOS Piukham has been turned down
Is first deputy 10 Marshal Ramsey. Mr.,
tiHsbam has hern connerted with the
oihec - many years this, he wa. looked
upVu hy many a. the whole thing as
marshal him.cli.
Ar Ptnkham has been succeeded By
'oe Beaie aud those who were accns.
toned To sec him on his Official rounds
VIII see him no more. II is Joe out
ana I"" ~. This change seems to have
Been In accordance with orders from
Washington. II this a starter? Does
'h's mean that Others who have been
= We counter so long are to follow.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Blood in Mis- Eye

l'a't saturday morning. Sheriff Jones
served notice on All The local saloons In
h'nc"'n county that gambling bad TO
'"p Inst spring gambling was carried
!" ~ The prominent saloons IL the
.""n'y' but owing TO the proprietors Of
,ue'e establishments and those gam
V"ng standing in with each other the
s"ot'tl wasn't wholly successful In stop
rng uhem. This fall the same thing
!" started up again, and with IL the
,aer'l has blood in his eye. He says
"t every man caught playing cards
~ money and every saloon keeper In
'ac county who allows gambling in
"'c'r place of business will be prose.
sa'ed to the full extent ot the law
'noshone Independent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
hsyivm Director.

Governor Hnni hAs apisoin,sd Hon.
u l.. Evans ~ Malad. Onrija c,Wuiy.
dirvriur ot tbv iu.anc Asylum, 10 fii
lhr saran,y orrasinncd hy the death u
Drce,ur I;lcas, oi Rrxhnrg.
The governor Il a. i,r congratulated
oa 'he aPpaiuimenl, Sir. Evans l.
rroosuixcd Rs nus Of tie best hnsiness
men tn .ua,heis,rru ldaho, and having
'erSe,i nu 'ilr h,.ard In the past I. ls.r.
iee'it familiar wltb the hu-inc,s nan.
asemeDI 81 The institution.
Nr Evans liza. accepted the appoint.
ment and will hc wi,h the board Iu
Biacktutt a, its next meeting.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
The State University

The iiuisr Statesman noting this GOV.
srbDr, retaru from North Idaho 80.
I,si. him saying this about the state
gaiyvr,ity
"Gossraur linnt found everything 10
tr.i,clAs. chaps ut the university, with
Alarge number % students. The year
ssu Beginning will be lhn beet 10 the
hi,.Ory Of the stats. Every Citizen. tbs
governor says, has right 10 the great.
e., pride 10 this institution. which
spuld b. entirely Crcdilable 70 ah!
,ialr IN lse Talon,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Ruttinq Season

h's is the glorious nutting season IN
uc Southland when old people and
,ouhg people all become children again
l0st for the time.
Us great sport to go nutting. There
: no style, no good clothes, no fril's
wv, no fnrbclows, but with conduct OF
ae'tbehaved children every one reaps
|pyous delightful pleasure rompIng
Trough the forests Of dry rustling
''Vaward' a.,, turn backwayd, Q time in your
"He me TO the Southland where forests are
bright,
""o,o the pleasures OF childhood ne'cr grow
oil
"ncn nutting in leaves us yellow as gold.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

4. ". Wilson. prominent business
man and leading politician OF Salt
Lake City spent a few hours in our
town Wednesday.
The county commissioners may read
yertisc for bids to repair Snake river
bridge. Only ,wo bids were received
under the first advertisement.
Mrs. DR.. Giyens will attend the meet
ing Of Federation OF Clubs at Boise next
week. and will visit her parents at Ore
gon City, Ore, before returning home.
District court begins next Monday,
bnt then district court IS not like 1t WAS
IN territorial days when 'stereotyped'
Jurors died into seats like fire engine
horses rush to their places when fire
alarms are given.
"The Belle OF New York" captured
the Bhcifoot party that witnessed the
play Tuesday evening. Col. Hannatord,
manager. may always look for good
representation from Blackfoot when he
presents so popular play as The
Belle OF New York. !"
Misses Scott, CIV. Bergman, Pars
Jones. 4, Il. Chalmers, Geo. Watson have
built near Il 1000 feet OF side walks OF
their own free will and public spirit.
The town council wont kick, but the
council in behalf Of all the citizens OF
the town will thank them for L..
'rwix' you and me-all returning pill
rrims bear testimony that there are
bu, few better places than Blackfoot
The Kausan will tell you 1t is better
than drouth-s,ricken and hot wind Kan
sas. The oregoniun will tell you IL L
better than damp, foggy Oregon, ant
the Nomites will swear 1t is better than
| Nome,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Presidency Re-organizsd.

The Pir.t Presidency Of The Mormon
church has been re.organlzcd Eith
Jo~ph + smith, President, and John
n WInder and Anihon II. Land, coun-
slSr. President Smith is made Pies.
lisns oi Salt Lake Temple.
Apostle brigham Young Il made
Pse,ideb, ot the Twelye Apostles. A
.seiAi conference u the church IL
cAliyd for sunday, November 10th.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Flowers for czoigosz.

Since Czolgosz' confinement at Au-
burn, several Thousand letters have
been received for him AT the prison, as
well MS large number OF express pack
ages containing flowers and fruit The
letters, howcrs and fruit have never
reached the condemned man. Some OF
the letters, no doubt, contained offers
Of marriage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Know What You Are Doing.

A prominent politician Of Idaho has
bern Ggh.ing certain proposition
since the campaign Of 1903. So earnest
was he. that he waited ITO carry his
wur into Africa"
4 short time ago he was enlightened
on the proposition. He was told Of il as
il exists. He did no, know of 1t before.
Ills trouble was imaginary When the
scales fell from his eyes he said u
see aud am done. ain whipped with.
nuta battle. was wrong and ackuowl-
edge the fact"
MORAL: First, be sure YOU are right.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

The stage road to the Big Butte will
soon lose its travel and become Il trail
for the lone emigrant.
'Twix' you and me--there is Il tavern
at the end OF life's road where friends
and foes must enter and register. The
landlord is death.
FOR SALE. ] will sell, at bargain, my
fine team of heavy horses together with
"a good harness and farm wagon. Call
and examine them and get prices.
j. G. FISHER, Blackfoot
Twice-a-week we print The News
Only 81 per year. Subscribe today.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

Henderson Grimett, OF this place, was
stricken with partial paralysis aud COM
plctely lost the use OF one arm aud side.
After being treated 10y an eminent
physician for quite while without re-
lief, my wife recommended Chamber
ain's Pain Balm, and after using two
bottles of it he is almost entirely cured.
GRO. II. MCDONALD, Man, Logan coun.
ty, w. Va. Several other very remark.
able cures of partial paralysis have
been effected by the use Of this ltni
ment IL Is most widely known, how
ever, Us cure for rheumatism, sprain'
and bruises, Sold by Scott & Co.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
The Morrison House.

The Morrison House has changed
hand, again. Mr.. Cellar has sold his
i,,erests 20 Henry simmons.
Nr. simmons is no new man In the
,r.,aurant business. His experience
a,s. back TO the years when Biaekfoot
IA. 10 It's youlh as compared with iis
,ss today Mr.. simmons needs no in
,rauc.ion as a rcstauratenr to the pub
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

Remember the piano=s40o. 90 for moth
ing at Biethan's.
An Estey piano free, a generous prize.
Get ticket AT Biethan's.
II you want farm or real estate loan,
see o. +. Smith, the Nurseryman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Carry the News TO Hannah.

The bank Of Idaho Falls is Offering to
buy county warrants ut their face value.
This is good news for the taxpayers
Of Bingham county. Let the news be
carried to Hannah.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Lost or Stolen.

Two sows aud six shotes, no marks.
Left the Wearyrick place about lst oi
Oct. Any information of them thank
fully received.
Mrs. LUCY Z. DAVIS,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Stray Horse.

have in my possession, one light
roam horse about years old, weight
about ! 900, branded X on left shoulder.
Call ON HENRY SHANDREW,
Goshen, Ida.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
WANTED

All the Good, Merchantable Potatoes
in Snake River Valley. Highest market
price paid 10 cash or trade.
CONSOLIDATED IMPLEMENT Co.
w. II. BARNHART,
General Agent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ remains due and unpaid, on the following
described stock in the Peoples Canal and
Irrigation Company. ON account of assess
mcnt No. s, levied August S0th, the amounts
set opposite their respective names
NAMES CERT NO. SHARES. AMT
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19

Aud in accordance with law and by order of
the Board OF Directors. unless the above
amounts are fully paid up ON or before Na-
vcmber l4th. 1901, enough of each parcel OF
the stock will be sold at the Court House at
Blackfoot, November 4th, 1901, at2 o'clock,
u. IN to pay the amounts above mentioned,
tosether with cost OF sale.
c. =. swENDsEN, Secretary.
Dated October 10, 1901.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
SHEEP FOR SALE.

Three thousand good sheep for sale
ut reasonable prices. Address
]. ID. STILL,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-19
Change in Dental Office.

u, McAtee has bought DIR. +. S.
pIs'. dental outfit and has moved into
lhe Office.
\, pyle expects TO go To San Fran
.i.oo and take "a regular course la med
line DR.. McAtee has come 10 stay
"a render the public good work in his
wviesslon,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-04-26
STUDYING ENGLISH.
Aguinaldo Preparing Himself for
American Citizenship.
The Insurgent Leader Tells Of His Flight
Before Uucle Sans Troops and of His
Life In the Mountains-Once Frus-
trated by L0Wton.

Manila, April 23-Aguinaldo is still
non-committal, fearing that if he talks
on the situation he will be misrepre-
sented. and his position thus jeop-
ardized. He said: 81 will make no
vate questions until am familiar with
the situation. I am learning English
and studying the American govern
ment." When asked if he desired
to visit the United States, Aguinaldo.
replied: eyes, greatly; but am at the
disposition of the authorities" He
said that he generally Endorsed the
acts of the Philippine commission,
which he had followed interrupt
eddy in the newspapers for the
last half-year. He had been secluded
in the mountains, however, and,
therefore, was not very well informed
niscent he said:
II was often very close to the
Americans. I expected to make my
greatest stand at Calumpit. When I
abandoned Tarlac 1 commanded $500
rifiemen. I anticipated Gen. Whea-
tons landing at San Fabian planned
to retreat to Nuova Vizcaya, but was
frustrated by the brave Gen. Lawton.
1 slipped through the Gordon with $50
men only four hours before the land
ing party came ashore" In response
to a question concerning his opin-
ion of the American troops, he said:
How terrible are the Americans.
They are splendid and ferocious fight
ers. I no sooner built arsenals and
barracks than they destroyed them.
Col. Marsh chased me in the most live
1y manner for two months in the
western mountains, until I worked
eastward with 30 horses and so men.
I crossed to Cagavan and lived on the
east coast for eight months. My out
posts often saw the Americans, but
did not participate in a single en-
gagement, though I once commanded
10000 rif1emen''
Aguinaldo still remains a leader.
He dominates the peaceful Filipinos as
he did the warlike ones. He argued
seriously for several days with Judge
Arrelano and Gen. Trias as to whether
he would take the oath of allegiance
or be deported to Guam, but since he
has taken the oath he accepts Ameri-
can rule Internationally, and asks
guidance with seeming childlike faith.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-04-26
SMELLS KANSAS TREASURY.
Union Pacific Pays $4,000 Fec for Filing
Charter to Increase Its Capital Stock
to S296,0OO,OOo.

Topeka, Kan, April 2a.-The state
charter board Monday had presented
to it the largest charter proposition
in its history when A. L. Williams,
general attorney for the Union Pa
cific Railroad company, came in with
an application to increase the capital
stock of the Union Pacific 500, 000, 900.
The Union Pacific capital stock a:
present is $1s6, 1000, 900. The $1O0, 0oO,-
900 that is about to be issued, bring
ing the total capital stock up to $780,
100000, is to pay for the interests
bought up in the big deals that have
been going on this spring, a large
part of which is represented by the
purchase of the Croker interests in
the Southern Pacific, giving the Union
Pacific control of the Southern. The
fee for filing the document was $10,2 200
and is the biggest ever received by
the state.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-04-26
YOUNG QUEEN ANGRY.
Wilhelmina Married q Spendthrift and His
Creditors Are Pushing Him for
Settlement of His Debts.

London, April 23.-Special dispatch
es received here from Paris report
trouble at the castle of Het Lo over
the bachelor debts of Prince Henry,
the husband of Queen Wilhelmina. It
is said that shortly prior to his mar
rage he promised his creditors in
Berlin and Frnkfort to pay one
third of his debts within month of
the wedding but the money has not
yet been forthcoming and the money
lenders formally applied to Queen
Wilhelmina-N The latter declares her
husband must pay his own debts out
of the allowance made him by the
state. It is now said the creditors
have formed syndicate and pur-
pose to negotiate the prince consort's
paper on the Amsterdam bourse.
Queen Wilhelmina is reported to be
very angry.
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Mrs. Nation Back at wichita.

Wichita, Kan, April 2a.-Mrs. Ma
ton arrived here from Medicine Lodge
last night with her bondsman, Wilbur
Jones, who had himself made a dep
uty sheriff yesterday morning for
the purpose of bringing her before
the court for trial. Mrs. Nation was
perfectly willing to accompany Mr..
Jones to Wichita and impressed him
so favorably during the journey that
he invited her to be the guest of his
family until her trial is over. Mr..
Jones was the prohibition candidate
for mayor of this city at the recent
election.
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Kansas Charitable Institutions.

Topeka, Kan, April 23.-The cost OF
maintaining the eight charitable in
situations for the month of March
aggregated $19,9O7.31, while the sala-
ries of employees amounted to $14,.
297.o7, making total cost of 1884,
204.3S. There are in all the institu-
tions 1890 patients and pupils. To
care for these the services of 522 en-
ployes and attendants are required.