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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
A FIREMAN KILLED
And Eight Others Injured in $4,000
Blaze at Rochester.

Rochester. n. y, Jan. ga four-story
brick building occupied by the Rochester
Machine and Screw Co. with II. II.
Hutchinson & Co.. carriage trimmings.
and the Brighton Mfg. Co., was totally
destroyed by fire this evening. The loss
Is roughly estimated at between S5O.Oo5
and 100000: practically covered BY insur-
ance' The origin of the fire is unknown.
Nine firemen were at work near the
walls of the building when suddenly the
roof fell in aad them were buried under
the mass of wrecllage and all badly in
jured One of the men, Lieut. Boone OF
Hose |, died few minutes after his res
cue from the debris. and two others are
in critical condition and may die
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
BIG ONE AT ST. LOUIS.
Sx.Story Building on Washington
Avenue Now in Ruins.

St. Louis, Jan. 2S.-At 9.33. tonight
fire broke out in the six-story building
in Washington avenue occupied by the
L. Bauman Jewelry Co. and in Is min
utes the building was a roaring fur
mace from cellar to roof. A heavy wind
was blowing and the fire seemed liable
to spread in all directions.
At 10 o'clock, the Lindell hotel. which
is situated directly east of the Bauman
building. caught fire. The guests had
ample time to leave the hotel and there
CONTINUED on cage ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29

When wanting any nice toilet soaps,
cciognes or sachet powders at low
prices. go TO Chas- *. Partridge's old
reliable drug store opposite postofiice.
He has fine cologne redolent of SAN
dial wood. rose and orange flowers for
dollar Pint. Best perfume cX-
tracts. - cents an ounce; puts in Il
fancy bottle Il wanted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
COLD, ToDAY-SEOW, THURSDAY

Washington, Jan. 28.-Forecast fer
Wednesday and Thursday: New Eng
land, fair. continued cold, wednesday;
Thursday, snow; warmer rear the
co>st. fresh westerly to northerly
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
QUIT IN THE SECOND.
Kid Rogers Of Boston Lies Down Be-
fore George PheIan.

Portland, Me, Jan 2S.-Some COO Of
those interested in boxing were very
mach disappointed By the bout tonight.
between kid" Rogers Of Boston, and
George Phelan ot Portland. The Boston
man quit in the second round with appar-
emily no good excuse. permitting himself
to be counted out before receiving any
puniShfnent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
MISS STONES RELEASE
Can Take Place on Turkish Soil Only
Under Conditions.

Vienna, Jan. ga telegram has been
received here from Sofia saying that
the brigands wish the liberation of Miss
Stone. the captive American mission
airy, to take place upon Turkish terri
tory, but that the Turkish government
VIII not consent to this arrangement
unless it he advised of the time and
place of the passage Of the brigands
across the frontier. The Turkish gov
ernment requires also that neutral
escort shall accompany the brigands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
Boston Forecast.

Boston, an. -S-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Wednes day, fair. contin
ued cold, fresh westerly winds; Thurs
day, increasing cloudiness, proba bly,
with light snow. somewhat warmer;
light variable winds becoming north
east and increasing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
SIugSish'''ss
intellect
CAUSED BY
COFFEE.

Careful inquiry in the
schoolroom developed the fact
that those children who are
habitually given coffee to drink
have sallow complexion. are
nervous. more or less irritable,
and very sluggish intellect. or
an overweight and abnormal
imagination, results of extreme
nervousness. My own expert
ence with coffee drinking kept
me afflicted for some years with
severe and constant headaches.
with extreme nervousness at
times.
Il was compelled to abandon
coffee altogether, and was
quickly relieved of the head
aches and other troubles. was
fortunate enough to secure a
package of Postum Food
Coffee, but my first attempt at
making it was 4 failure. After
another trial and following
directions (Which are very
easy. by the way) / secured a
delicious drink, far superior in
my mind to coffee. l have con-
tinued to use it from the start.
and my improvement has been
steady with no i'll effects at
ALL"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
Belfast Shoe Factory to Start.

Belfast. Me, Jan. es.-The big shoe fac
tory here. which was operated by Critch-
EFT. Sibley & Co. up to last August and
which has just been leased by Leonard
IL Barrows IF Nillbury. Mass, will re-
SINE work in about six weeks. The firm
has taken a lo-years' lease of the prop
erty. This factory is the largest manu-
featuring establishment in Belfast. The
companys pay roll amounts to about
S1oO 600 per year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
IN DISTRESS.
Unknown Four Master Being Towee
Into Portland Harbor.

Portland, Me. Jan. 2S.-Just before
masted schooner that had apparently
met with some trouble, was sighted
several miles at sea. to the eastward
in tow of tug. They We're heading for
Portland but have not yet reached the
inner harbor SO far as known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29
DUMONT THE FLYER.
Makes Successful Ascent in His Air.
ship at Monte Carlo.

Monte Carlo. Jan. 2S.-Santos Du-
mont made an ascent in his airship
Tuesday morning. Everything work
ed smoothly. The vessel readily an
swered her helm in the light breeze
prevailing. After tour of the harbor
Santos Dumont steered his craft back
10 her shed amidst the cheers of the as
sembied crowds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29

Werner Luckow, wellknown news
paper and magazine illustrator, died in
the Jefferson hospital at Philadelphia
Monday night, of Inflammation of the
lungs, after an Illness of two weeks.
He was born in Pomerania. Prussia, %
years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29

of Oxford
Kan
habit Postum Cereal Food
whole preparation the Food
o boil long, o out value
All t-class
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29

of the knights of Columbus will be
held in Portland on, Tuesday, Feb. !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-01-29

Each year 1.0s5,0OO persons succumb
to consumption
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18

In Araha ha muerto. Y por qu&q Por-
nue MCrsO est6 Aispueaso & hRceF 81 sacrincto
de "a 0mpReBR, perO no d9 Su npertaa. AFl 10
maDInestA 81 mismo.
per que estk smenRgad@ Ia liosrtad de
Monan, 81 contipds publicando su psri6 lico?
ABS. RcAso, porque la tofma euita de ga esn'
suRa, elstono grid de sus sscritos, Ia sin
eeFe 'rn parcialidad de gus &prscisciones 10 ha-
esn aereedor & sllo2 Ne, Es que los qae
nunca sc avinIeron con Ia justicis, los que
sIsmpre temieTon & Ia publieidad, los qae ia
ra6s sunieYon bnscaP OEFo apOyo que ei escAn'
dalo, los que solo s&ben inponeRSs por el
poder brntal de lA fuersa, no pueden sopoFssF
eus hAya quien ter Ga In entereza neeesarla pa
"a ERcAF Il plaza Sus dF aesos, euando tai ocu-
reese vuelvsn airsdos contra Ell que intenta ST.
uuierA semejAnte dtTsvtmssrsto, y le deian sen
Sir sodo ell peso de d'g lsto, tods la violencta
de 81 snfAdo.
No en- vAlds fue aprobads G'timsnta pr
las CAmRras una ley para oastfgaP oil libalo.
8aROasmo horFibia
gi la inAsnei6n y ell alcanca de eas ley faa.
fan efsctlvAmsnts psresguif eastigar 81 IL
beIO TODD el que In eenBurNrR, merecer1a al
mas severe repFoche, p0rqus para al lfbelista
Godos los sAstigos son pesos, el libeliata es Ell
ser mas dssprGCabls do los seFes. Pero
deFRPaeiadamente, esa ley tIens tsndeneias
aleances muy dlferentes de los que debieFs
tsnsr Elsa ley t as hacha para que srviera
d. espada de doble hlo, tan sprop6aito para
decapitaR al RdVersario, como para defender al
amigo. Etlo pnSde servtr 10 miamo para hun
dir an laH mazmorrAs de m inmundo calsboZo
obrs, couso para poner sslvo 81 adulador que
les ripda ssYvil homenaja de msnttds adha.
a6n. Ds tAl ni&nera Gstk confssionads, g7e
oil verdAdero llbslo puade tsner franco paso, .
pa Amp&To, 81 as1 se lie Rntoja los eneargadoss
de apllcaxla, misntras l& effsieA masuPads
SRlta, 10 acusaei6n bA8Ada en- 81 derecho Ia
iustielA, lR Manifestation honrada del pensa-
miento ruedA sncontrar en- ella IN euemigo
bsrrible, 81 Atf conviens s los que la engsn-
Afaron.
Con Ia ley sobre Iibelo Iincreible vsPdadi
los que reAultan mRs favoFscldos son los libe-
iiatas de oAcio, los qua viven del inaulto dsl
ssekndGlo con bal que sean humidag sieRvos
de los dssp6tlcoa amos cuya msrcsd nos en-
eonhamos hoy, por incFslhle buPla del destino.
No era FuacIsnts que sl psFtide Repubiica
no hubiePA slcKnGade todas las preminencias;
no baAtAbA que hubisra escalado todos loa puss
tOs, no lin porta Ia maners como no satlsfacfs
aus upiseenelAs la possession de todos los
fAvoRes guberp pamentaesi no socialism 50 sad
de dominic las complAeenciSs de los altos po.
deres; nseesitaban lgo mas, para completar
80 obrG 3e maneFa satitfactoria para 6 nscs-
sitsbA Algo mas, para Rentirse vencador sin 80.
mores nj receloS, necesitAba que ls protesta
frAnca, la cenIura justS del adversario estuvis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
TriuDlO que enpequehece
Va venciste, voltaire, lMaldito ssasl
@ NaHez dc Arse.

ran obigadas enmudecer, Y naei6 eas ley,
tan liens de maa intenci6n suantO desprovis
Ia de todo espirita de rectitud y jnstois.
VA el pegiodista honrado, Ell que no vivs
de Ia sdaiaci6n, ell que apiauda euando el
splsuso SO impones pero que no lO proatg IN.
Conditional nents, ell que censuFa cuan3o "a
censnFa SO hsee nscssaria, m biene c&hida
10 prensas de0a essar dispussto Petrarss, si
es que no 50 encusntra con Amino suhcisnte
para snfrr TO 1ss las dessg gradables consecuen-
ciaa que pQedRn traerIe su entereEa vaor
cfvic0.
esa leg indudaolem anta fos eonfsccio-
NADIA con ell deliberado pyoP6hto de amordazar
81 pariodista independents de anular Ia
pTensa federal; Y 81 no 10 fu6 con tai iute nci6n
enbonces 10 fu9 sin que su antor se disra cuen-
t. del slcAnca que poifs teneF So ohra, resul-
tsndo de t1dOs raOdos que ell parsido repub!i-
csno, que sieuupra hE andado & caEa de cuanto
pueda sefVir sue baataFdos intsiesss, eneon
tF6 en- ella expeditasVfa para ia n&rch sr Il Is con
secuot6n dc lA mas daspreciabea de las con
quistss, la de pCdEr hacePlo t3do impunemanta
sin tenor Ia eensGFa 3 crfAc& honrada,
procsdi mianko tan refido con is nobleza de
sentmient0s, eusuto conformls ia eI lnodo de
psnsar de los 9 que reconocen So ntarran ante
su prnOia peq1ehsx.
Mono no quiera If Ia csrcal, y ,nasa La
ArdHG.
Mnchos han desaprobado tai lrucader, iie.
gando hastR calidearlo de cobarda.
70 creo qne Mono ha hecho blen. EntFe
enmudecaF, porque SO Ie psrn1isa deeir Ia
vard&d lihremsnbs, cambiar de- aetigud cue
hubters siio 10 que necesariamsnts habrfa ts-
nido que hacer Gi guerra que L t>Ar1fa a cont.
nuara teiiendo So red, 10 priuaero ss mds noble,
mss 7nrado, N Is dig 40, mai anatscsdor.
Tai vsz al miam1 camino que Mono tan
dFAn que seguir otros ante quianas' lRs pueraas
de las cafcaies ae abren hay con eapantosa
hambre de vanganss aeonssiads po1 Ia impo.
tenea en busna lid. 7 nadA de eztrafi9 sesA
que un0 tras otros veamos daS6lar, para ocu-
par un sitio en- las prisiones, los q ne, mants-
ni6ndose frmea en- al puerto del honor, sigan
denuneiAndo los abuses = clarnando contra las
injuskas.
MsnOy que hagan 10 que Mono
"a partdo repubticAno ae prop1as IN An,
ha ido 6l sin parsrse en los rnadio,, ell 6xito
ha coronado aus stfnerzos.
Va que no era possible destruiF iodas las
prensaE fs1eralss poP Ell pEocedimlanto em plea.
do contrs 81 SDIaFio de- PaaRso Rico, So ha
apssdo al de hscaFlss enm Iiacerpor medic de
una l0y, Ia mas extravsganta dc cnant2s Ia
podido pFodueir cerebfo humane
va venelste, Waldo de In astueis, odioso
verdugo do la Iibartad iMaldIto seasl
Quintfn Maretrezo.
San Juan P. E., II Mars0 1853
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
Mas triUnfOs " beers "
(UIEamOs eeAegramas)

Rota la Inca
Loa boers han roto las Hneas de b0ks en-
que estSban atrincherados loa lngieses.
C3nsistsn aqnelloa una linen de fortif-
cacIones anIazad&s entrs af, que arven de pa
rapeto 6 d. ensiva en- los stSq1ss.
Ese elemento de guerra 10 han degtrHf1o
los beers sus enemig0s.
A Ia desbandada
Perdides las tt. ncheras por las sropas In
giesas, tuvieron que entregarss la desbands-
da, reinsndo entire quelios soidAdos una gran
confusion.
ss ssegura que tendr&n que psibaR~ Enachos
diAg, para que las sea possible aituarse~ nuevR-
uIente en- condolences para Ia gnerrk,
Gran presa
En- al abandono que han hschol los soldA-
dos brisABtsos, los beers les han apresado II
canones de tIFo r&pido, qae Sc considera como
una gran prssa J como IN sleu1ento poderoso
para los asaquas.
Ia p6rdida, puss, sig oiaca musho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
POLITICA ESPANOLA
Con interes
SiRue eli GTimssS de Londres ocup&ndosa
con lntsrGs de los asuntoU de Etpafia.

Con nteres
SlRue el eTlmesS de Londres ocupkndosa
con lntsres de los asuntou de Espafa.
Rsformado oil gobierns
Asegura sl refarido perf6dico que Is refna
fawonte denA Maria Orstna estA empeAsdA en
cue en- Ill intervaIe do tempo que dusda para
IA eoron Aci6n 10 sR hiio 81 rey don Alfonao XIII
v an prAvls6n de acontecimlsntos graves que
naednn deaarroliarsa en- ct t&rmfno de re-
Rencia, sea rtiormado ell goblsSno CON peRso-
nAlidades de GDdos las partidos.
Ia spoya
La pransa independents aeeptA la idea de
la regente ia apoya como 6nIca soluci6n d8
lia1nP In mRvorfA da adad del rsy ain regis
trnr nuevas Altsracionss que difculten In mar
sha del EstAdD.
GabinGte mixto
f,oa fsfss de les iraccioEes pofGicas han
ealnbYAdo Fspetidas Gonfsrenciss en PAlscio
con objato dc lA eonSEtnc'on de IN ga0iness
mixto.
So MI gan
Yoa sxuYsnados 1Gfss as nisEsn aceptsF
In idea de la regencia exenh&ndoss cada un0
para no acephAr nIngdn puesto dsntrO del
Por Sagasta
Ma cree, adsm6s, que ls proposici6n hNya
aldo Iniciada p1r oil sef1r Sagasta en- cuyo o.
-. doepuss del fPaggsn 80 v8r6 oblIgAdo reA-
Farse On absolFto del Sonssjo DO IL Corona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
La interyenci6n2

Ell ssssdo de guerra en- que Sc sncuentra
Colombia sfgue Eisndo en- extreme aRitsdo.
Muchos habitanteg de Las pobesionss han
abandon&do loa nsgoeios reina IN complete
dss5araiuste.
Hsy euienes crsen, que una iuisiosa = ami
gable intervention S6nvendrfa en- estos mo
msntos ese territorio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
81 discurso
Nota bufa

La nota bufA ss 10 atrevida Indication ds
an 1oven repubIicano al gobsrnador Hunt PRO
matfeodoie que sslfa muy americana 81 go con
ssntfAn las jugadas de galloe. pero de 10 CON
trario n6 Mr Texcher iefs de sInslilar Policies
fus al que sfFvi6 de fnteYpfetPe,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
VOt tHss rIpidGys
Ode YAUCO)
81 tama

& tema
81 tsms del dfa an este puablo as 10 vtsita
del honorable Mr. Hunt.
Entire ID comitva que vino de Fonca vimos
al Br Chevalisr-Alcslde-'o hormancs Parrs
Cap6, Mr.. Fritze, JuAnito Cortada, Uipiano
Col6n, Basosita, cabreras Domsnsch.
Para los gastos
Para los gsstos de recspci6n el syunta.
gnianto vot6 do!LG D.
81 disourso
Ei disGurso del gobsrnacor dei0 los re-
puhlicsros pGttd fufos, al pueblo 10 diio que I'll
ora 81 soherAno que no tenfa que qusisrse 81
las yeyas no resuitaban buenaa puesto que de
aua votos depeaofa Ion buenos 8 maIos repre-
uentantes que elgiasa. ESQ Eismo tIijo q Pom.
ee. Parece cue s. i. sale de paso cos IN soo
aEbctelIado.
Nota bufa
T4a nota bufa ss ID atrevlda indication ds
hn 1oven republicano al goheFnadot Hunt Pro-
mati6ndoie que sslfa muy americana 81 80 con-
tsntfAn las iugadas de galloe, pero de 10 con-
tu6 oil que sirvi6 de interpfstre.
Con la m1sica aotra parte
El gobernador conStantamenta estaba ri.
Euen0 pero esta vea-se mostr6 dlsgnsasdo con.
taathndo gus no Sc ob'igahA nadie a. ser anna.
riGanc, pero Ell que no 10 dessara podfR irse con
10 u 1slcs otra parse.
A Ia centra
q gobernsdor So eomislva and1sntada
per aigunos cabailaTos de eltG sociedAd se tras-
lAi6 on eoche Ii &Ga&niea Csnsrsl,> una
parte del camino Ia recorrieron ID platAfor.
mRs tiradaa por una l0oom0torA. ~
Sc csnsufa
Sa cenaurA sgriamente ID coniiucta inco-
rrecsa de slgsnos jovenes durants ell bAnqus-
Be, santo en- 6sss como en- Ct I6niea vArLOs 80
sG7ndieron en ell bolaiilo su GboteliitA
Fracaso
EE pretandido banqueta dado all Robarna-
dor comitlv1 rssnlt6 tn fracasn, no 90 en-
sontrAbs nj s1l para la ensalads, no hAbfa IN
mbOy. CuArentA eomensAles ocnpahan In me.
~. I'll ssTVicfo fu6 la eaRta y, solkulente hs-
bfAn tres sirvientes, en- o. nenli fgarRba TORT
va ) beefsteok
In pace
Aver SIS did sspuitura 1 Ia vlriIuOsa dana
iaons Franchises LfuveRas vfuda de Eegroni ri
faVersndo padre Pleretti en muy abntidaa fra
iIsa desptdi6 oil dueo
EaviAmca nnestrA condolences 6 sus iami>
initiates.
Armand, BuIIa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
Suscripcitln

"ThS Barliner TageniAtS, de Aleinania .hA
aoisrao nna suseripcion para reg alaF una espR-
da de honor ai general Dslarey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
{ ausa Boer
I7asgo de HidaIg(a

Rasgo de Hidalgla
Se hR conArmado que al general bosr De-
laFsY hs pusEto en- IibertAd al ganarnl ing Ga
Msthaen haDho prisionero a.n la TINA batalla
que aostuvleron ambos eaudiIlos ererngos
Sc oomenta
En PaFiB an essi todas las eapitslas de
E7ropa Sc c0msnta mny fasoFRblsulsiats { Ia
causA beer sl rRsgo humanitario y noble del ga.
neral Dalarey hacienda la prensa to1a apre-
ctacicnes enbFe Ia oonducta de ambox eiArcitos
contendlentas mny tristss agusIlas para las ar
mas britknioas.
SuscripcitH
InS Bariiner Tageniats, de Asnania, h .
abisrto nn& suseripci6n para regular una espa.
d. de honor al general Dslarey.
DeIarsy afortunads
De Lorenzo MErqusz telegraffan diotando
que oil general boer Daiarey atsc6 uns, coinrc
IA aeaudillada por ell ooronOl MIR. Plruan Sa
rRot6ndnlR csnapletamenEa
DsiareT causo numerosas bafaa an al ala,
clso ensmigo iogro spo1erR do srtilIsrfa
munfciones, vltuallas = mas de E6 O(o Erafss "A
Rnfarme
Otro triunto
IEl eiescito Ing 6s al mando delE oanev.,I
Wallace QUO defends oil pAao del fsrroca II
rri aituado sn In naea diviunria a., Ilt 1.Io.ssI
del Caou ia EepaolisA de o.apga, luis ataesoo
In aocnE, del iuevas por trss gaerrIIIas boers
lograF0E hsgeEle tsflraF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
Jose Ramon Rivera
ARECIBO PUERTO RICO o-PLAZA MAYORS
Farmacia, droguera, Iaboratorio, especiaIidades
roDo 10 C0NcERNlENTE AL RAMO


cred reaclonos
enc
0tImfdad adeSun verdad n s3uti6
d.
legr ndes laborat los
Y
nsm abr auteS
mis-
e sin compst
C0ArAuo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
De ADMINISTRATOR

No pudendo consegur que agunos sehores que han 81
do agentes de este per6dco reman e dnero que por
cepo suscripciones han cobrado sin rendr las
dedco este so para poner nombres como un re-
cuerdo a los reclamos, que Sc les han hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
Inoomunicados


Con ssta motive sc eneuGntran c0mpieSA-
mente ineom munIoados los ei6rsitos ingleses
que opsrsn en- dieha repAbliea.
Methuen regresa
Ii eBposa del general Matthew, eapturado
pusst0 an libertad despueB pOr ei general
Delerey, embarcark de nm mom0nto oAro pa
n sl Africa del Sur con el An de acOmpAnAr
su narido, que regresar6 prcnto Inglatsrra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-18
VtseUO.G a.!

Hs sido nombrade fiscal de Ia ,Corts de
D.stritp de HumScao, don Rafael Tirado We
rrier, SscretArio de liz Corts de DistrIso de
Arscibo.
En- breve tomarA possession dc au cargo.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-07-17
THIRTY YEARS AGO.
Items OF local interest taken from the column
OF The Press, thirty years ago.I
July Is. ls7a.

Levi Gary has bought the livery bust.
ness OF shaw & Eager, recently bought by
them OF John Pocket at ID ,rman's barr
on Main-st., and will consolidate his form
er stock with the new purchase, removing
1t all to the newly acquired stand
A base ball club has been organized a.
Staffordville with the foil wing officers
President, George Eaton ;lvce president
Geo. I. Fisk; secretary III treasurer
Albert Merritt. There are "a members,
and the nams Valley club" has been
chosen.
Miss Carrie E. Dorman, daughter OF
Oliver Dorman, died of pulmonary trou.
BILE last Friday. Miss Dorman has been
In charge OF the local telegraph office for
the past four years. Miss Myra Spell.
man has succeeded Miss Dorman In the
care of the flee.
The new Stafford Savings bank was du.
ly organ:z d yesterday with the following
officers: President. Julius Converse OF
Stafford; presidents, Gao. M. Ives
and Chas. Fox of Stafford, and E. A.
Buck of Ashford directors, l.. w. Crane,
b. w. Patten, Gilbert HI. Baker, r.. s
Beebe, Moses B. Harvey and Hannibal
Alden of Stafford, Gardner Hall, Jr., OF
Wellington, and VIM. NJ Corbln of Union ;
secretary and treasurer, r s. Hicks.
Married at s afford Hollow, July 18th,
1879 William e. Segar of New York
City and Imogene A. Bennett of Stafford
Springs.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-07-17
A Scotch Ring.


The traditional history of the Scotch
regalia ring is of the most tragic, not
to say melancholy. character. 1t is be-
lieved that 1t was the favorite ring of
Mary Stuart and that after her judicial
murder in Fotheringay castle it was
transmitted to her son. From James 1t
descended to Charles l., at whose coro-
nation at Scone in 1888 it played dis
tinct part. Once more did this i'll fated
ring figure at an untimely and i'll merit
ed death, for, with almost his last
breath upon the scaffold at Whitehall.
Charles bequeathed it to Bishop Juxon
in trust for his son.
In due course of time the ring came
into the possession of James II. and
was carried away with him on his
fight to the continent. When, however,
he was detained by the fishermen at
Sheerness, the ring, which had been
secreted in the kings underclothing,
only escaped robbery by the luckiest of
mistakes on the part Of the sailor who
searched him. Thus the ring was pass
ed on uninjured to James descendants
till by the bequest Of Cardinal York it
became the property of the reigning
dynasty once more and was by them re-
placed among the royal jewels of Scot
land, from which it had been separated
for many long year.-Good Words.