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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21
Unfamiliar sights.

For the schoolmistresses. they are well
enough. As to their pupils. that is an
other matter. one who knows. smiles TO
think OF the motley crew that greeted
the American lady teacher on her first
morning at school Tiny girls. no more
than six, coolly walk TO the schoolhouse
amol.ing cigarettes, while a long legged
boy OF twelve maybe comes with no
clothes at all on except a shirt, and that
a short one. If the lady be very con-
servative. dyed in the wool with old
fashioned notions OF propriety, her
blood is fairly curdled With the sights
and sounds that meet her on every
hand-till she gets used to them. There
is everything in getting used 10 things.
BY and by she will not be even sur
prised when. mayhap as sometimes oc-
ours i'm Manila If the police are not look.
ing, a full grown Tagalo man will stand
at a street hydrant. calmly divest him.
self of every piece of clothing and in
the sight OF all men pour pail after pail
of water over himself This is the
Spanish-Tagalo method of taking a
bath. Propriety is relative.
The pupils of the American school,
mistress start out beautifully at first.
oh, yes. The natives are docile If they
like Il white person. The only way In
which they will ever be permanently in
fiuenced is To awaken their affection
for the white people and then watch
them. They will bear IL like most races
that have been oppressed for centuries.
The brown native is very anxious to
learn English. The children begin with
an enthusiasm that makes the teacher
feel as though she were a ministering
angel bringing gallon of cold water to
those perishlng of thirst in a desert.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21
FASHION
=: G O 8 SIP I:
SUCC STIONS
PROBAB ABILITIES

The principal portion of the collar q
also covered with this all over lace.
DO you realize how stylish wool veil
ing is? 1t is also. let me tell you, one OF
the most useful and best wearing OF
materials. With a couple of pale color
ed veilings a woman can feel pretty
well dressed for afternoon and evening
occasions. Pale blue and fawn make
especially pretty dresses, aid white
must not be excepted.
An all white yelling gown would be
handsome addition TO almost any wom-
ans wardrobe. Polly Benedict. whose
small income forces her 20 be econom-
ical. has just had two yelling dresses
made over white taffeta. One is pure
white. the other delicate green. The
same skirt slip serves for both. and
both waists are of course made up over
white taffeta 20 so with il. In this way
a matter of quite a few dollars is saved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

Il NJEltE was Cruel Tlll III tHS
structure of harmony builded
by the sisterhood of the Han
nah More club. Through some
years of mighty effort they had
brought the Hannah More club 10 that
point where they made boast tnat they
were not as other women are that how
ever the souls Of other club ladies were
rent by heartburnings. they Ohe Han
nah Mores) let not "A wave OF trouble
roll across their peaceful club breast,
nor would they, come what might.
But on one evil day it happened that
a trependous--yea. a ghasuy-club Sc
cret got into the newspapers. Who
told?
Like their superiors, the members of
the respective houses OF the United
States congress, the Hannah Mores APP
pointed a committee of investigation.
II was a large committee eleven men,
bers. In numbers there is safety. Be-
sides that. two-thirds Of the Hannah
More private members volunteered
their services to help ferret out the one
who told.
Nevertheless. after all the members
had been told all that was known and
four times as much more that was not
known. only suspected. again the whole
story appeared in n newspaper. even
with the addition OF the name OF the
lady accused of revealing dread club Sc
crets. once more, who told?
Disturbance in the gentle collective
Hannah More breast waxed more and
more intense. Women can Keep secrets,
Of course. Each one declared indig-
nantly that she would tell her own age
twice over before she would unfold club
proceedings to an outsider. most OF all
to a newspaper reporter. This thing
had to be sifted to the bottom. The
more the Hannahs sifted tho louder
grew the row. AT length the club that
had shown the world how good and
lovely II Is for sisters to dwell in unity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

was the wonder OF her friends. She
told them that careful dieting had
wrought the wonderful change. and
they would perhaps have believed her
but for an unfortunate occurrence =
that IS, unfortunate for the girl.
She enslaved by her wiles the fiance
OF one OF the others. For three days
she paradcd him around I'm the very
teeth Of the others. and great was their
anger but they could do nothing. ON
the fourth morning two of them tripped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

what IL showed.
AT n house par
~ given durin :
Lent were half
n dozen charnF
inS buds. one
or them, the
most graceful
and chic. owed
the greater part
OF her beauty
90 her brilliant
c o m y lie on.
Now. no la ter
than twelve
months before
her cheeks had
been perfect tly
sallow and de-
void of color:
therefore great
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21
A rrcffN Sill, Coat.

One model which IL very pretty could
be easily made at home An empire ef-
feet is given by the broad band OF
stitching across the bust This band Of
stitching also extends around the shawl
collar and down the fronts. The edges
OF the bell sleeves are finished with II,
and these sleeves are supplemented by
full puffs of deep ecru all over lace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

quisite pale blue gown. Every one SYM
pathized with her and told her how
very Ill she looked.
The young man did not propose-in
fact, he hardly went near her. The
very next day she concocted hasty ex-
cuse and left for town. and that night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

center OF each tooth. giving II hrmer
hold on the hair than. the ordinary
comb.
Beautifully embroidered batiste robes
are shown I'm n variety Of large and ex-
ouisite patterns .Nc robes being almost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21
Pupils Lack Fortunately.

Then a change. The second week the
attendance begins TO drop off. When 1t
comes 10 steady digging in at study or
digging in at anything else, your Malay,
old OF young. Is not there. Unless he
have Chinese blood in him he is incapa-
bic of persistent effort. III is the Chi
nese blood. tolerably well sprinkled
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

into her room. girl fashion. to pay a
morning call. They found her drying
her toothbrush on towel. and as she
did so the sharper eyed OF the two no.
ticed that IL left a slight pink stain.
Looking further TO discover the cause.
she saw a jar labeled Cherry Tooth
Paste" The cover was off. and the con-
tents were beautiful rose color.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

trast in color are used for evening
wear Those of black lace with designs
OF rulings flounces. scrolls. etc. made
OF narrow black satin ribbon are par
ticularly effective.
rtf' s"rrovor iace or emhroidarei
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21
DAINTY NECK RuFFLE.

The sketch shows a very dainty silk
ruffle, the silk round the neck being
very thiclgly ruched. The inevitable
couple OF long ends I'm front complete a
very satisfactory whole.
Lace and tulle ruffies are worn trim
med with ruchinGs. and the effect is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

collars are popular for wear over satin
or silk neck ribbons Those with the
pointed front effects are the most ia
vored.
A new idea in the form Of backcomb
Is one that has a slight curve ir TIE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

Ing bow, for in
stance, were all
that were seen
on one very
dressy hat re-
Gently, but l
must not forget
90 add that
both brinl ana
crown were OF
most beautiful
ly tucked chie-
fon and that
the hat itself
was bent into a
coCuettish and
bpC o-r1iuv shane
EnT Ire hats are
made of leaves
or flowers. Lou
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

invariably in white. although ecru is
seen.
Holders by which the nun Is sus-
pended around the neck are OF silver or
gold link chain with at short intervals
Jewels set IN. Satin ribbons OF black
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

trimmed. isine ribbon is
being used a great deal for trim
mings. especially in white. II has a
beautiful luster and can be crumpled
up into the softest and most alluring
bows. A hat which is one of the latest
shapes is trimmed simply with a big
bow of louisine and two dropping ends.
The contrast between the black straw
and the silvery whiteness of the ribbon
Is considered very chic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

or dark brown are also used. and some
are decorated with fancy silver slides.
Automobile hats are made OF soft
and pliable cloth and adorned with .
large visor Of mica which covers the
entire face.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

AVE you noticed how well de-
fined the styles in hats are this
year? l mean that there are
two or three principal shapes,
and to these all would be fash
ionable women must conform. In the
first place, there is the three cornered
shape, then the marquise, then the pic
ture, but in one respect they resemble
one another-namely, in the eccentric
curves of their brims. The saucier the
angle OF the brim the more chic II is
considered. 1t is dented here and perk-
ed up there until each side looks like a
different hat.
The trimmings are comparatively
simple-that Is, compared with other
Nears. \ bunch OF roses and q drnnr,-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

In many new costumes the black and
white effect which has come TO be
known as queens mourning Is OBJ
served. This tendency Is also displayed
In the spring coats and other outer gar
mcnts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21
LACE FOR oRNAMENTATioN.

Good quality lace is used great deal
in the ornamentation of bodices and
skirts belonging TO costumes intendel
for fashionable promenade. and In or
der that the richness OF the lace may
be displayed advantageously IL is gen.
orally sewed on to the material fiat on
intersected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21
PARAGRAPHS FOR WOMEN.

ity are embroidered with little black
figures.
Separate skirts Of all over lace with
- .,~f@~e'v'r' ~ siii- % r's'~'s ~ ~~1-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

Beautiful silk rugs are really more
suitable ss tapestries and hangings
than for foor use.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

have just heard little story which
amused me because IL showed-but /
will let YOU find out for yourselves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

most beautiful: but. needless to say,
silk as foundation is far more eco
nomical for wear.
One of the very newest variations or
the neck ruffle consists of black silk
edged with feathers so exquisitely soft
that nothing could be more delightful
sor wear next to the skin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

MERE was a cruel rift in the
structure Of harmony builded
by the sisterhood of the Han
nah More club. Through some
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-21

~HE lady teachers who sailed
gayly away from Pacific ports
by tens. by thirties and by
efxtkaa 40 Am bt,rnfnp hfsfnhf
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-07-24
HxcELENTH NOMBRAMIFNTO.

III Gobernador Otero ha nom
brado al Hon. Cristobal San
chez, de Ocate, miembro del cuer-
DO de comisionados del condado
de Mora, para llenar la vncan =
cia causada por In muerte del
Hon. Antonio Montoya. lll Sc
nor Sanchez ha desempehado va
rias posiciones de honor tanto
locales como territoriales, y
siempre ha sido para gran salts
faccion de la mayorfa del pueblo,
| III gobernador Otero ha hecho
un nombramiento muy acertado
y congratulamos al pueblo de
condado de Mora por haber con
seguido un hombre tan compe
tente y capaz para llenar un'
posici6n tan importante y res
ponsable
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-07-24
3NERAL Y DEL CoNDADo DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR.
DEcADo MEXICO GENERAL

trando tielmente sus deheres Y
'cuidando los intereses del pueblo,
So necesita mueho mas Que las
afirmaciones de envidiosos de-
tractores para que pierda el con-
cepto Y Ell credito que goza con
sus supellores, con el pueblo Y
con los miembros de su partido,
que Ell sus conveneiones terrific
riales y de condado lehan honra-
do con sn aprobaci0n y endosa-
miento. Su administration ha
sido altamente beneficiosa Il Nue.
vo Mexico y Sc ha senalado por
su honestidad, eiiciencia Y fideli.
dad.
Esta carta estd fechadaen Nue.
vo Mexico en- el mes de Julio Y fue
tambien mandada 4 Washing
ton.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-07-24
LA LOCALIDAD DONDE DEBE TENERSE
LA CONTENTION TERRITORIAL RE.
pUBLlCANA.

DentrO dc POGO tempo lendra
su reunion la comision central
Republican, de Nuevo Mexico v
| publicara su llamada senalando
el lugar Y la fecha en- que serd te-
nida dicha convention. En- anti
cipacion q ESQ varios peri0dicos
de Nuevo Mexico estan discutien-
do acerca del lugar propio donde
Sc debe tener la convention y ha-
ciendo sugestiones mas o menos
acertadas sobre 10 que convene
hacer en- ese particular. Nosotros
considerando que la cosa esen-
cial en- el local senaladO para
una convention territorial es que
sea centrico V 10 mas accessible
que Sc pueda para que puedan
concurrir los delegados de los d.
ierentes condados, estamos del
todo opuestos 4 que lugares re-
motos Y lejanos del centro del
territorio sean escogidos para
tai reunion, porque ese es el me-
dio mas SECURE para que In ma
yor parte delos condados queden
sin representation Y vayan muy
pocos delegados 4 Ia convention.
La propuesta de algunos peri6.
dicos de que Ration es un lugar
rarn In
convention nos patvUv v..----
bajo todos puntos de vista, En-
primer lugar, Ration estd situa-
do Ell la frontera oriental de Nue.
vo Mexico, cerca de 300 mlllas
del centro del territorio, y en-
punto i distancia EN- el lugarm6s
Inconvenience que podia escoger-
Sc. En- segundo lugar, Ration
J es una ciudad radicalmente De
= m6crata, y no devengaria min
! guna yentaja al partido nj a
candidate Republican, con tenel
! ALI la convention. No negamo'
= que sera una ciudad progresistt
= Y hermosa nj que tenga toda'
= las comodidades necesarias pari
! celebrar la convention y alojar
c los delegados. Pero es el puntt
e mas remote que Sc pOdria esco
$ ger para una convention a don
+ dc concurren delegados de toda
u parties de Nuevo Mexico, y su e'
Is cogimiento no es de ningun
s. manera admissible nj propio 81 !
Ie primera consideration es qu
l. atiendan los delegados. A nue.
u ira opinion no hay mas que tire
% lugares propios para tener
s. convention territorial Rcpubl
al cana, V estos son Las Vaga
y Santa I16 y albuquerque. Tn
"a dc estos tres lugares debe tenerI
n prelerencia porque todos ell'
o' tienen Ia requerida circunstanc
de estar situados en- un lug'
" c6ntrico y de i6cil aceso para t
y dos los delegados de Nuevo NJ
:" xico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-07-24

En- esta oGciua SO venden las
Leyes Recopiladas de Escuelas'
5Ocentavos 81 cuaderno.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-07-24

fg-TOdas Prescipcones prepaaran cudado
,das horas del dia 8 de la noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
CONCIENCIAS SUCIAS

nOcion moral i III Jose G0rdlls, d IN
Pedro ThinOf8e- IN Jose r ApDnte
cue rec0Friergn este distFitO pFedlc2nd0
e aIr0pellO. "a c0acci0n 7 q aman0
electoral, Y seran capacas de lanar0s
aB0centeS Y deciros que Sasi es como Sc
hace political
TOdO Ell pals sabR, que ell distrit0 de
GuETama eS aminenTemGnIe federal. que
los reDubIicsn0s en buena = hOnFada
Id no p0dian 0bteneP Ell CrIunf0 N ST.
quiera en- dos D0bJ1c6OggeS- y sInem bar
90, aparecen venciendO en t0d9s los Dabe-
5b0S del dtstg'ztO, excepJO Caguas. POr
medic de los atr0pellOs de las turbaS Y
"a pOllcIa InsulaF, lOgraFOn que los fede-
rales Sc retTa3 3eran an Paullas- Guaya-
ma, Cayey, Cidra, Aguas buenas y San
Lorenzo; Y duen0s de las meSas en- es0S
pu6bl0s, vaclaP0n en as urnas b0das las
papeIetas que les do la CANA, pues aun
retrayendOse los federales en es0s pue-
bios, les hnbieFam0s ganado con solo
los v0t0s de Arroyo, Salinas, Caguas,
JurabO, Junc0s = BaFranQ QulIas. POP ESQ
tuvjer0n necesidad de restarn0s vOt0s
en eStOs pueblOs 7 dar I'll D8scReTu1O en-
aQuellOs dOnde no InteFTInlm0S las ne
sas, hasJa el extreme que en- CaTey,
dOnde los republcan0s no cuentan con
1uInl6ntOs vOt0s legales, apar6cen TO-
tandO tres nail Sgtecfe9Gt0S. EPuede darse
u descar0 Y IN cinismO mayor que ese4
81. puede darse. pOrque Z tOdO hay qnien
game en este mundO: el del C0nseJO EJe-
cuuvO 1pg'o5nHd0 las elecclOnes en este
disUitO, Y el del g0bernadOr Hunt p0'
niendO Su hrma ! esa aprObacI0n-
nue9JT0s delegad0S t0ca Inpug
mar Y CDmbatir en Ia Camara esas &C
tas, demostrand0 "a ilegalidad Dc esa
slecci0n, = pedIr no Sc slenten ali un0s
deIegadOs que, p0F "a foFma mlcua =
desv ergOnZada como han sld0 elegidOs,
repr8senIaran ali 81 escarni0 de IA ley
y al despOjO de IN derechO sagradO- Fer
nandO NuleZ, Jose GOPdiis,J Jose r. ApOn-
te, Pedro TimOthee = ell americana que
les hace cOrO, no pnsden senJarse dlgna'
menJe en- "a Camara. De clio deben
pr0testar cCu Joda energia los delegadOs
federales = alevar esa prOtesta al go
BieFnO, pidiend0 "a anuIacl0n de eSas ac-
Cas.
De To c0ntrariO esas Camaras no
rendFan autorldad ninguna para leglslar
en nOnbre Gdel pueblo de Puerto RlcO:>
p0r9ue las Ieyes que ali Sc vOten neva-
ran el seIl0 denIgranJe de Ia falsedad y
de z menTIFa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09

Nuesrr1 asri imadO coleZa La Cores
fl79dgUc3q DubliCa en- su ultima 6diCi0n
ln. sincere r hOnradO editorial tfrulado
C1ucfencfqF Illl1Dz1g, tendeute a llevar
II amino de cieTtOs delegados aires Vi
vffcadores de honr adeZ = dlgnldad.
Desea 81 cOiega, que esOs delegadOs,
1uipDes nos01ros llamam0s C0ncEega-
17zE casc11g. no manchen el augustO re
eluro dOnde e t0T7an las leT8s, ObsIen-
rsnd0 Ali una representation que en-
ausricia no les corresponds, p0rque van
ALI 4 amDararse de IN acJa mai adquiri-
ia. Sc hallan. puBs, en el case del ia
Fr.5n 1up Sc ad0rna con alhaJas rObadas.
Ai efacto dice el cOlega
eSOI0 h0Ubr6s despr0vIst0s De las
mas senciIlas slgc50]aeS az 019Y'IkEILd
zerian c2paces de peneEaF en el FscintO
5e Ia Canara sahe1dO que 81 pr8sen-
cia All sc debla al descOnOclmlenIO del
1arecho a5en0 y al fraude electoral Un
ae5py. ne c154Iey1S5d1d Imp0ne en- cas0s
la Ies que los h0ubras Obren h0nrada-
mente De acuerdO con ST. pFOpia con
cienCIa.
eJesus NazarenO diiO zen verdad.
en- Terdad os dlgO que qulen no entra
Dor la pueTta en el aprlscO de las Ovejas,
lnO que suDe p0F OtTa paT1e, el tai es
IN .adron # salteadOF.p
c0uIen ALI suba d6be e4tg"11- D0g- Ll
Uteyta Aluel 4 luiRn s0las c0nslg0
mism0 Ie olga Ia cOnciencla que debe
su designation Z Ia cOaccl0n 8 al euga-
no. no debe antrar, p0rque serla IN
sALTEADoB MISERABLE QUE EEGAEA Al
PUEBLO HACIEED0sE APARECER COMO ELF
-ED1.y
Herm0sa p h0nrada adTertencia q
del colega. PerO Ta vera como Sc plerde
au 81 vacl0 No espere, no, que las
eJglcleUcE1s s16cluS, ssas alTnas vIles
que han pr0fanad0 con 81 pOlItca bas-
tarda los ideales Y los sentlmlentOs mas
santos vavan 4 banaPse en Fl Jordan de
Z a 1Our2deZ p0lIuca. son unOs tarsan-
ses, edespr0vlstOs de las mas senclLlas
10eIOles de mOTaLdad-S
Vavan ustedes 4 hablaTles csc len
guale noble r france, 4 esOs delegados
Dor el distTIt0 Dc Euayama, cue no pue'
den dudar II InstanI6 que sus actas
nan sIdO r0badas del mOdO mas IulcuO
que esas actas, para baId0n & ignOnlnla
Dc los cue hoy las 0Stentan, 8stan anna
sadas con Ia sangre Y las lagTInas de
nuchas famiIas feder2les. = g rairan
4 mandibula bauen1e Tayanle usJedeS
con ese cuenr0 de "a dignidad = Dc Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
Un eStablecimIent0
tipOgrafcO
Sc VEADE In PONCE

UnR bunna pxsns8 MRFfnonl. uua rrsuE&
Labarty, ma EaflsssnR, Una pEens& &c E&e&r
urrshGa fSuI1ax1 Isz aEtGE os Eipos 60 par
feE80 eE1hd1.
Cuen8n cen uss Ia sisn s&r&cssrss ca ST.
ara a8&rlar8 e. fux11sR mcEncRE8e8 ronrt8
- anex9ar~ef. aaru eon tn Hfete sarnE8Hrsas "
a8xnK am 49, &C 0rlAR, w1Estax. Bo1a class
g aeEss0r1cH para 81 DGsn tunEion2Eiansc &c
uzn 1EurEnxA-
III enNAh1axaE38nt3 tssna EcEE3tAF1o. sE
el Sc pueda s1iakr I'D psr161ieo Sc regular ia
mara nMERr 156A elASs de- tKknx s9s 6ei rnzzc-
S. wennn e1 conb&dos 8 plmz0H Ec1 d0cu-
~umutus sunrxf1na Dor ArrnaR 1saennamhaas en-
aI csF6dlac Ahcxro PcnsE e..
Pmrm mRH lntoxmas 01Kff1FRs 6ez Slm6n
Rnsau NFRr6ns Pnnsmr aNaMhsnEimamEsa EI
rasaswK.-- NETaamhEe ~. y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-09
''Tris de Paz"

EEFR lcgiS, 7us tr&bA5s sn los vkIIsE ca
Arroyo, bA10 - 0osd1snEiS De a sGsan LUgik
SobsrRnk ds P1ssF0 Risa.S vaEifS6 sn 50 ssnI-
1& dsl pFfmEFo &c Dic4smnrR l&E slsss1onaa gs-
narAIER da missionaries para sl rr6xlno aEo
mEs61iso ds 1p0as reaultAncC slecs7s IoR Il.
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