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The Dolores star., 1902-10-31
Ethical Propertie. Of word.

Nothing in language is more fasci.
Mating than the shades of meaning
which grow up around word and
cling to it and then gradually fall
away, making room for others, No
conspirator will ever plead guilty to
conspiracy. Call 1t some more accep-
table name and he will not object
Words, that is to say, have a moral
character, and the invidious term ia
the one we repudiate with scorn. The
man who prides himself on his close
nstedness would never admit that he
is mean. Tell the implacable that he
is resentful and he will plead guilty:
hint that he is vindictive and he will
slam the door behind him. One word
is invidious, the other is not.-Port.
land Oregonian.
The Dolores star., 1902-10-31
BACHELORS TIPS.

Two wrongs never make a right any
more than two blondes make a brun.
cite.
The man who let's his wife buy his
neckties for him is the same man who
lets her decide for him that he doesn't
like to smoke in the house.
There are three ways to win q WON.
ans affections; one is to keep telling
her how much you love her, and the
other two is to keep telling her how
nice she looks.
1t takes whole lot of will power
to love woman enough to thank her
for calling you half an hour early in
the morning SO you will have time to
stop in on your way downtown and
match some silk for her.
The Dolores star., 1902-10-31
Constitutional Amendments

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that At
~ the general election to be held on the
sTSrtbn Ii bs & sab1itted to the anaiiiied electors
Of the state OF Colorado the question OF
amending the constitution Of said state.
iron S4uyed March u. 1901. Which is. III In words &
and figures. following. viz.1
AN ACT
10 submit to the qualified electors Of the
state of Colorado. amendments to Ar
ticie X Of the constitution Of Colo
.1A4it Enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State OF Colorado:
Section !. There shall be submitted to
members OF the General Assembly. for
their approval or rejection, the following
state Of Colorado. which. when ratified BY
yang & seeon part Of st the %r;sIs oe N.
shall be amended SO as to read a. fol-
Sec. .. Once in four years. but not Of
ltener. the voters Of any county In the
S ssfe sS
e. for oiSsn SSsnty city town
provements on land: but neither the
whole nor any part Of the full cash value
lie ways. or land. exclusive of the i'm
,provements thereon shall be SO exempt
lion be submitted to the voters by virtue
iof a petition therfor ttherefor1. signed
land sworn to by not less than one hun
'and filed with the county clerk and re-
.corder. not less than thirty nor more
than ninety days before the day of elec-
Sec. 5. Section ii of Article x of tho
constitution of the state of Colorado
Shall be amended SO as to read as fol-
Sec II. The rate of taxation on prop
coed four mills on each dollar of valua-
tion: but the provisions of this section
sn ses m pnBye TO @ays yshs or Ia an
cash value Of which may be taxed at
ton. as shall be provided by law. after
exempting all personal property and i'm;
Sec. 4. Each elector voting at said
election and DESTROYS Ia1 Of Voting for or
WHOLE shall prepare and deposit his bal
iot whereon shall be printed the words
Against ef Austraias'an Tax system.' and and
shall Indicate his choice by placing q
e woras one y s shsr aot Of fos ss
as aforesaid. may express his approval
or rejection of any one or more. of said
amendments by similarly designating
any amendment SO approved or rejected
by number, in the order In which 1T ,ap;
pears IN TINS act, lhe onlcial pailot shail
be S" prepared AS to afford the electors
Abe opportunity to express their choice
Us herein provided.
Sec. s. The votes cast for the adoption
or rejection of said amendments, or ell
ther or any of them. shall be canvassed
and the result determined in the manner
provided by the laws Of the state for the
canvass of votes for Representatives in
Congress.
Approved March 2lst. A. d. 1901.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
of the state 81 Colorado at the city of
Denver. this Is day of September. A.
D. 1902.
DAVID A. MILLS
(Seal) Secretary of State.
The Dolores star., 1902-10-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that At
~ the general election to be held on the
will be submitted to the qualified electors
of the. state of Colorado the question of
The authority for snbmitting sue such aues-
tion ID found In Senate Btll No. q. sp-
The Dolores star., 1902-10-31

aty ana county Of Denver. tos,ehse
Vl4 al property thsrsunto beionsinS.
.,an ,ans Slsy ana county Of Denver Sksli
tffct Of the state. 'sA e's
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17

Ny escort talked about the 'Ruhaiyat'
of Omar khayyam, and then first
appreciated the beauties of that sub
lime composition. Aftcrwar.l he spoke
of my work in a very earnest and ell.
cOuraging way. He let me know that
he had been quite student of the
drama and that his criticism and ad-
vice would be of the greatest assist
ance. That. ut least. was the infer
ence. Finally he badc me good night
on the doorsteps. with gentle sadness
in his manner which let me know that
there was a romance in his life. That
made me feel safe. for ut that time
surely did not want him to fall in love
with me. and still retained the delu-
sion Of my earlier years that ronances
in persons life acted like vnccina-
ton.
1.-THE gentleman called upon me the
next afternoon. and he was very enter
tanning as well as instructive. lie
brought me n large book. | forget
what it was about. The next day lie
took me out to dinner. and remember
thut he gave me some very shrewd and
helpful criticism about my work.
Then didn't see hin, for two whole
days. and began to miss him very
much. At that time was lonely. My
girl friends in the profession were all
out Of town, and some Of the men In
the company who wished to be kind
to me were rough in their ways-not
at all like the cultured gentleman
whose acquaintance ! had been 80
fortunate as to make"
H. l,,o =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
Last Rites For AItxeld,

CHICAGO, March l7.-Representa-
tives of all classes of people in the
state of Illinois Joined Yesterday in a
final tribute of respect to Ex-Governor
John F.. Altgeld. who was buried in
Graceland cemetery. In uccortlance
with the wishes of Mrs. Altgold there
was no military display For two
hours in the morning before the casket
was sealed steady stream of peopIc
viewed the body MS it lay in state in
the Public Library building. Along the
line of march, which extended from
the library to Lincoln park, the streets
were crowded with men. women and
children. in whose hearts Mr. .\ltyeld
had found Il place. The funeral pro-
ceSSiOn. which started at II O'Clock.
was headed by Il platoon of police.
Among those from outside the state
who attended the funeral was William
}. Bryan. who served as one of the
honorary pallbearers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
ECUADOR'S MISDEEps,
An English Trnlcsmnn'x Arrest Re-
calls the RUlnM Case,

An English Trnilcsnnn's Arrest Re.
calls the ROlnm Case.
GtAiAQIlL. Ecuador. March H.
News has been received here by telc
graph that a man named Kennedy ha,
been locked up in the Jail at Alausi, the
same place where Michael Boan OF
Springfield, O., was formerly imcrison
ed. Kennedy is not an employee OF the
GHayaHuil and Quito railroad, but an
Enslislllnan trading legally in Aluusi.
He appears to be well connected 1t is
believed here that as a result of Ken
nedy's Imprisonment the British gov.
eminent will have to consider the mat.
ter Of affording protection to British
subjects in Ecuador.
1t is expected that the United States
cruiser Philadelphia. which has been
anchored Off Puma island, at the mouth
of the river, since March 10, will depart
at once.
Certain American citizens here have
signed and forwarded Il statement to
the secretary of state at Washington
in which NJ. de Leon, the American
consul at Guayaquil, is complimented
upon his stand in the matter of the re.
cent alleged impositions upon Ameri.
can contractors in Ecuador on the part
Of Ecuadorian officials.
Michael Bolan was one Of the Ameri-
cars Whose iippFisonnaent ~ ailegcd'
u have bern siissnl ana III 0ttrnxe
Tue cruiser Phtlad esphiA VIM to |
Guayaquii 70 make I'm Investigation Of
the allegations that American citisens
had been III treated in Ecuador.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
PORTO RICO INSPECTED,
Governor HINT Pleased With whu1
lie Has Seen,

! he Has Seen,
! SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, March IT,
Governor Hunt and his party, who
nave been visiting cGHst towns of the
; island, returned by automobile from
iuayama The governor expresses HIM
self rs delighted with his trip and as
being particularly gratiiied with the
excellent spirit Of the people and the
generous, enthusiastic reception ac-
corded the party.
Everywhere the party stopped ban
Guets, balls and other entertainments
were given in Their honor. The govern
'r says he did not see many idle per-
sons. lie also says the crop CT sugar
on the island is heavy. that the coffee
crop IL satisfactory and that in another
year these crops will reach Il normal
condition.
New tohacco fields are visible on all
sides. The health Of the people is good,
rue governor says, and the inhabitants
appear more thrifty than at any time
III til" past.
The man impression gained by Coy
erhor Hunt Is that the responsibilities
"t government are better appreciated.
1t is wonderful. he says. what uppreci
alton there is ll3w HmonE the people of
the tremendous power to make their
1Wn laws. Less bitterness is shown in
politics. The governor says
the largest cities of the island will |
shortly float bonds ana are approach. +
ms the questions of municipal im-
l'rovelntnt with intelligence and eau
.Hn.
Progress. says Governor Hunt, "is
he lest word with which to sum I'D
he island $ condition-proaress in edu-
alton, commerce, agriculture, health
md satisfaction"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
WORK BEFORE CONGRESS,
The Senate Yates Today un Slip
ming DiiI,

IAe senate tateS Today Dn Ship
ping BILL.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-In ac
cortlance with the agreement reached
a week ago the senate viii hsg.n vot.
Ing on the ship subsidy bill and
, amendments this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. There will be 10 speecEmak-
ing after the voting begins.
The senate met nj II o'clock, an hour
earlier than usual. in order to give
senators who might still wish to be
heard an opportunity to speak Oh the
bill before the time to vote arrives.
With the subsidy bill disposed of the
bill introduced by Senator Hear for
the protection OF the president of the
United States from assassination will
assume first place on the calendar,
having been mad" the unfinished bust
ness. 1t is expected, however. that
there will be Il prolonged debate upoa
this bill, and there is great interest
among senators AS to which of several
measures will he next preferred.
IHhef tHe ole0iilIryHrine bill or the
Chinese exclusion bill will doubtless
be made the unfinished business to
succeed the presidential protection
measure, though the Nicaragua canal
bill is also pressing fer attention The
canal bill, hOwevc", according TO pres
ent understanding will be compelled
to wait Oh both The other bills.
The house during the present week
will pass the river and larhor bill.
will decide the contested election clse
of Moss versus Ithca from tic Third
Kentucky district and will consider
the bill for the retirement of officers
of the revenue cutter service. Such is
the programme of the house leaders. !,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
THE NEW ARMY POST,
site Near Manila Awaits ConEres-
kinnAl

Site Near Manila Awaits CONGRESS
/ sionai Approval.
MANILA, March 17.-General Chat.
fee has signed an executory contract
for the purchase Of Il site for an army
post at point seven miles up the
fasig river. The site is a mile and a
quarter wide by two miles and half
long. 1t is bounded on one side by the
Iasig river and on the other by the
Lasuna de Bay. II is on high ground
ana ovcrlooks Manila. Building on
this site will commence as soon as the
purchase has been approved by con-
grcss.
Givera, the insurgent leader. has is.
sued proclamation in the island of
Samar declaring that lie has succeeded
General Lukban. who was captured by
the Americans, and that consequently
all orders now standing in the name
of Lukban are void.
Givera also says lie has been com.
PEELED to issue this proclamation.
Owing to cholera at Hongkone
of five days will be enforc.
ed against all vessels arriving here
from that port.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

The queen regent of Spain has called
upon Senior Sagasta to form new cab.
met.
The resignation of William NJ. John.
son, first assistant postmaster general.
has been accepted by President Roose.
welt.
BY an explosion in the powder mix.
Ing department of a Cleveland torpedo
factory one girl was killed and seven
other persons were injured.
The remains of Hon. William ],
Glenn, late doorkeeper of the house of
representatives, We're buried at Cuba,
N. Y. The funeral was largely attend.
ed by prominent men.
Two mills of the Latin & Rand
Powder works, near Columbus, Kan,
exploded, and one workmen was killed.
and several others were injured. The
prcperty ioaD 10 heeyy. III
IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17

SPOKANE, Wash, March ia
special from Elk City, Ida. says that
W. 7. Murphy and j.. A. Fields have
just arrived there from thunder Noun.
tain. They came on snowslocs and by
forced marches made the distance in
two days and Il half. They report foul
and half feet of snow at Thunde,
Mountain and say that provisions can.
not be bought for any price. They came
out for supplies and will return at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
Il. R. brlDshurst, SIT Market
BiE Hotel For San Frn ns.iscO.

san FRANCISCO, March IL The
heirs of the late Senator james Fair
will soon erect magnificent hotel on
tie summit of Mob hill in this city. 1t
will front on Mason street and extend
from California street to Sacramento
street. The style will be Italian re-
nhlssance. the material either white
about S2,ON,0o0. Although the build
ing will he only five stories high, its
elevated site commands view of the
entire city and lalbor of San Francisco
and the cities across the bay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17

I)SYCHOPHYSICS AS TAUGHT BY THE
L Boston College Of Practical Psychology.
Is this nrt OF knowing what to do, how to do II.
when to do II and wheSe You have il and
don't knowit Millonalres have it ANA know
ii and rise 1t.
Psychologists is indispen sable to .he
young mother and nj! heads Of families IL
caches them the art Of governing their chill.
dren without punishment Taught by III nil.
~ mouths course . 81 per0month. Regular 10
weeks course 81 per week. send 81 and re.
ceive our First Lesson giving Instruction..
also our AnnounCemen Mt and Special Con tract
arranging to furnish students with material
TO teach others anC form classes.
Many of our students are clearing $50 per
week Tor their evening classes. Never before
has there been such great opportunity for
people skilled IN this line as there Is at the
present time. Address: Boston College Of
Practical Psychology. 2l4 Columbus avenue.
Boston, Mass mlO.1t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
Mother 81, Gabriel bend

CLEVELAND, o.. March 17.-Moth-
er St Gabriel. known in the world as
Annette McAndrtwS and whose home
in early life was in Philadelphia, has
Just died at the trsulur academy.
aged seventy-tWo years. She had been
a member of the Ursuline order for
forty-fivc years and had spent most of
her career in religion as Il teacher in
the Roman Catholic parochial schools
of this city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
EOl]AI. y
PARTNERS
By HOW..RN FIELDING
Copyright, 1901, by Charles W. Hooke.


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Upon my word" he said. approach
Ing the bed, you are the miracle Of GU
species"
Il am so we'll" replied Elsie. "tha
Brrnda is thinking of deserving me-"
Kendall had been holding Elsie'l
hand He dropped it and slowi,
strengthened his lall figure till he stoot
erect. The dead white mice seemed tc
be danriil. before his eyes
"fou cant mean it," he said. and his
face WAS b!uish gray rs he thought OF
the certain Inference that Elmeniort
would draw from Brcnda's departure
at this time. "Rrendn"-- he began II
truly beg your pardon
"'fhaf Is my name.' she said, 'and |
shall always answer when you speak
IT."
! Il thank you from my heart" said
be. "And-Brcntla. you mustn't go
moi now. can't explain. was taken
unaware and mag have said too much
already. Upon my soul. ! don't know
whit have said. But don't leave us
now
In bis excitement his voice broke In q
queer little sob.
II had no idea" said Brenda, that
4 nicsence was so important"
can't think OF anything earthly
that is more important than your pres
ence here" he said. with such Impress
i've carncstncsS as would have carried
conviction to any woman's heart,
'This must seem strange TO you, this
sudden outburst, but | am nervous,
overstrained. You must pardon me. !
cannot tell you all mean
go on" said Elsie. Don't mind
me-"
And she put her fingers into her ears.
! Then for the first time Kendall COM
pretended the preposterous construc.
tion of which his words were susccpti-
BILE. His face suddenly blazed with col.
Or.
"Wc-we really need you," he STAN.
mered, both Of us. Tell me that you
will stay"
I II had no intention of going" said
Brenda in n strange and stihed voice.
ut was only Elsie's joke"
'Thank heaven!' exclaimed Kendall,
and he took both of Brenda's hands. II
can't be sure Of what you think mean, !
|but"-and he threw back his head with
a dne, strong air-"whatever 1t is, I
mean 1t from the bottom Of my soulw
He still held her hands. but not at all
In the society fashion which Brenda
had recently deprecated.
Y = have your promise7'' said he.
n can't BE- sure Of what you mean"
phs anawsrsd, smiling. nut whatever
n Il you have itp'- 35 5.s ----- -
TNey looked straight into each 9th.
FRS eyes for a moment Then they
laughed together like happy chill.
dren. Kendnlls hands closed more
lightly upon hers. He released them
gently and Inclined his head as he
turned and left the room
"Well, considering that that was only
4 little Joke" said Elsie. II don't think
ever saw 50 much for the money"
"Wlat co-t.l the mnn hnvu n,npntw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17

CHESTER, Vt. March 1.-THE ma.
pie sugar season has opened much ear.
Her than usual this year, and the last
week has been an unusually good one
FOR flow of excellent sap. All orchards
in the warm localities are now in work.
ing order. Farmers predict that more
sugar will be made this year than in
any one of the last five seasons,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17

!: !; !; !: !: !: :
H1 1f>I the BED, ana she look
M III ed very beautiful.a cir
III A\4 cumstance upon which
NI Hal Elsie did not fail tC
0 1WETl comment with great
CX~.JfN satisfaction.
You will be very
happy she said. And then she heayed
little sigh. presumably for herself.
: My dear child" replied Brenda, "this
! is altogether too sudden and incom.
| prcl,ensible to suit conventional per.
son like myself. This weird Irritation
| of the madhouse which DR.. Kendall
and seem to have begun in manner
shamclessly public may be only the
! temporary alteration Of our minds and
have nothing to do with our hearts.
hope it will strike in; do most de-
voutly. Then you and Clarence could
arrange your agreeable romance with
out remorse"-
''That is ended" said Elsie. "In fact,
it never began. Brenda, you opened
your heart 10 me: let me open mine to
you. want some one in the warld.
some one whom | care for, to know
the whole truth"
Are you sure you really wish TO
trust me with this confidence?" asked
Brenda earnestly. you do not really
know nc. Your mother may soon be
with you"
81 would never tell my mother" said
Elsie sadly. ''She has had trouble
enough. AS for trusting you. knowing
you-why, it seems to me that we have
been here together since the dawn of
recorded history and you were my
friend the first minute. Pm afraid you
may not care to be after you have
heard the story. but don't want to
hold you by false pretenses. 30 hear
me. Brenda"
ut will not excite you? 1t will not
make You i'll AGAIN."
ut would excite and worry me II
should stop now after have made up
my mind" said Elsie. Listen. You
shall know everything but name. l
can't tell you that"
Brenda was silent. She was saying
to herself: II nun afraid. Ny heart Is
trembling for this GIRL"
at doesn't matter when, 1t doesn't !
matter WHERE" continued Elsie. "but
when and where fate pleased met a
man who took great liking to me. l
know little now, and knew far less
then, though 1t wasn't so long ago.
He was an educated man, and was
not an educated girl, but wished that
Pwas. We met in merry party, and
expected him to talk frlvolity. He
1idnt. His conversation was very i'm
proving. oh, he took a deep interest
n my mind.
"What idiots girls arel Why, this
nan read Inc like book. He saw that
was full Of yellow covsfsd ansbltishs
md teh cent aspirations. He had PROB II
IDLY seen great many girls equaily
Of encouragement ! thought
'e was splendid. put my hand In biz
md prepared to ascend the hill Of
earning
1T was supper after the theater.
md we rode to my house together in
) hanson afterward at 2 o'clock in the
morning, and the cEaperon of our
upper party rode in another direction j
Il another hnns"m with onnthar man. $
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
SHez Canal Blocked.

STEZ, March 1.-THE canal is at
present blocked by the British De.
troleum steamers Neritc from Mar
settles Feb "a. and BulysSes. from
Constantinople Feb. ~ for Port Said,
The former is on fire, and the latter is
ashore and abandoned,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
Remains Of Missing Nam Fouud

0"IHS Ut WIHH5HE Win Found.
SCHENECTADY. n. V, March IL
The dead body of Il man has been
found in the bed of the Erie canal four
miles from this city. The body proved
to be the remains of John Jacob
Anecht. who has been missing since
Oct. - last. 1t is believed that he fell
from steep path and was drowned,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
A Fatal Quarrel i

RENO, New, March 17.-Reese
Evans and A. A. Smith fought a duel
with Winchesters at eight feet distance
Mt Purdy Station. Each received iniu
ries from which death resulted. The
quarrel was over . strip Of almost
worthless land.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-17
Half 4 Town Burned.

HASTINGS, Neb., March ia dis.
astrous fire has destroyed nearly half
the town Of Campbell. 1t started in a
billiard hall and in an hour, with a
terrific wind blowing burned the Bill
llAtd hall. q newspaper office, black.
s!s' \! h lhQp. postofllce hardware store,
drl6fGIe and hotel. w v