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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

The state printing contract is
stirring up the animals severely and
some rather warm statements are
being made about it by Governo
White and Mr.. Upton They have
reached the stage where brick bats
may be expected to start at any
moment.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

There are very few people who
can understand why it is that in ten
years the assessment figures on the
railroads in this state have declined
instead of advancing with great
strides as the real estate figures have
done. There are hundreds of miles
more trackage than ten years ago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20
Bowers Barber Shou

Leads ali OF them. Seven chairs,
quickest service consistent with best
work Most convenient location.
Hot and cold baths. First Union
shop in town A, BOWER, Court
House Square, Union Shop.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20
The Best Build
Ing Sand.

We are now prepared to
furnish the best No. / build
ing sand to people of Morgan
town delivered in car load lots
in town. The sand is the best
to be had and is most suitable
for plastering, brick laying
and cement work. For prices
and particulars address,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

Near Lake George the boys have
devised new form of coasting sled,
called Jumper The jumper has
orly one runner, fashioned some
thing like an old fashioned skate
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

A GREAT line of Kodaks and Cam
eras, any of which would make a
suitable gift, may be found at The
Acme.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20
Extraordinary Bargainl
bean IDEAL.

Neatest, nattiest, nobbiest Photo.
graphs for 81 so per dozen.
PRoTzMAN studio.
los Pleas ants stree
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

THE B. & D. announces that the
regular rates given the clergy will be
in effect during the coming year.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

LADIES silk and flannel waists and
iris dresses at Hirschmans.
SUITS and overcoats mad
measure at Hirschman's,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20


Your new suit to be the top notch
of style should come from Hirsch
mans.
THIS is good time to buy mems
underwear Hirschmaus have al
grades
Owing TO the wonderful demand &C
more than four tickets will be sold tc
any one person.
Extraordinary Bargaini
For Sale: Handsome large pony
buggy and harness, blanket and two
halters.
E. z. HopGEs,
Point Marion, Pa.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20
Fonr Per Cent Paid.

Don't keep money about your
house. Many a man has been rob
bed. The Bank of the Monongahela
Valley will pay you tour per cent for
IL
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-12-20

Some western states, in their anx-
iety for change, make the mistake
OF CONSTANTLY changing their repre-
senfatives and senators. Yankee
shrewdness never permits sneh an
error.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
POEMAS EN- PROSA

In c&ridad pAreei6Ie dulce; y, le1os de sentil
vergt 'nSa, una satisfaction completa embargo
au alma,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
PARA Los HUERFAE0S Y vIUDAS De MaGINOs

III AlmirAAts he lR escuGdrA asps snoIa, ss.
nor CsfvsrAi hA rspartido una eircnlAr ep In
que dA ensnta dc un donativo que se propone
hacer una persona earit1tivA q loa hu6Ifanop "
VludAB de loa marines faIIecldoS en- ell eomhate
naval da Santa 20 do Cuba
sLa persona sneargadA de haesr distribu.
slOn-olee u elreulAK--me sscribe piefgadous
los nom brss ssnAs de Las rsfsrIdas vfudks V
In eAntidAd donRdA.
aPusden aapiraf nj donAtIvo In viuda 6
h1eliAno dc I'm indlviduo dc class, tvopa & rnn
rinsllA, smuaries en- sl eombAte del q de Julio
as ses, de hsridas recibidas en- 81 an s &C
eldsnts del al wAreS, ser pobre Que depen-
da solo dc 81 trRDHio.D
Lon dAtos que es Escesikan, " oua deban
AiFigiRae al almiEAnte don Paneunl Oervara Tr !.
pete, en- Pnerso RsAls sons ciAne " nombre al
tAIlseidci 81 fAlleei6 en- aqusIIos easos per Ia.
ridAs sufridas en- Al, 800 \ 9stoasi Ia famIIin
que dsi6 que sxiste, J eondicionas en- cue vi
vsEi nomoFs stnAs DC lA persona = qnisn 60
hAyA de giKaF el donAtivo, en- sn eAso, ' In MIA.
Do Gom0FeiRl mas pi0ximh gus pueds girMrsa.
In elrculAE tsKminR con sats pkErafei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
Los dos H.ieOs

CuAndo oigo celebrRF 81 ricaeho Roths'
child, quien, de sns rsntas cuantiosas, consa
gra grandes aumas o lE educaci6n de los nifos,
\ la cuFaci6n de las enfermedades - 10 fun
daei6h dc Asilos para los sneianoss 10 tambi6n
10 alAbo y 10 admire.
Pero esRG mlsmas aIAbanEas y admiracionss
me trRen In msmoria una pobre familiA de
aldeanos que hsbfa reeogtdo miserable
cAbana una hv6sf&na dssvAlida. deeia 10
aldeana o su espos0:
ST Yecogemos KArtia, ella consumiFS
hastA nuestr6 6ltimo ochavo, NO sandrsmos
siq nier& para compr8H In sRl de nHestro pa.
cheKo.
Sea en- bnena hora; 10 comsrsmos ain
sal, rsspondi0 81 esposa el aldeAno.
tRothsehild sata, puess todAvfa muy lejos
de este pobre campesinoi
Ivan de Turguenef'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10

Ye iba por una calIe; IN msndigo me de
tuvo.
OIos lacrimosos innamados, IAbios cdr.
demos, vestido har&poso, 6icsras asqusFosas.
oh, . que estado de miaeria rePugnAnte hA
biA tr- flo Ia pohreSa . &quel hombre infsliz
TendfAme 50 mAno rugosa, hinchada, su-
ella ; 81 gsmfa, mugfA nj implorar 10 carload.
En- tanto, 20 buseaba todos los rincones de
mi vsssIdo, nj boIss, ni reloj, nj siquisra IN
ptfiuelo 20 no tsnfA NADIA, Rbsolutamente ma
da que darle.
Y ell msndigo esperAba, ysu mRno extern
dida se extremscfa d6bilmente, como por
sacudidas.
70, prefundamente avergonxado, no sA'
biendo que hAcer, estrech6 con fuerzA aquella
mRno suciA y tembloFosR.
Mo te ofendas, hermano. 70 NO tengo
NADIA que dRrte.
Elmendigo fj6 en- mi sus ojos extraviados,
sus axulosos lAbios sonrieron Y 81 tambi6n
sstrech6 mis dedos tr6muos y fiios;
-GEn buena hora, hermano, me dijo con
su woe enronqueelda: grAcias por 10 que has
hscho por mi: ESQ tAmbien ss una Iimosna,S
entoness eomprendf, o mi yes, que 20
tambfen AeAbaba de recibir algo de mi her
mRno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
HOMBRES CELEBRES
LINCOLN

a Abraham Lincoln. presidents de ios Es
tados Unidos, muerto airadamente el catorce
de Abril de 1865. 6 manos del actor WI kss
Booth, dsbe In poderosa rer dbica Americana
la abolici0n de In esclavitnd en- aus dominios.
Para reslisar IAN humanitario acto, no vAci!6
Lincoln an provOcar una guerra civil en- el
pals, que lego Adquirir formidAbles proper.
clones 10 que tuvo II suerte de poner ter-
mino, con aus Victorias en- Petarsbprxo Bish-
mond. ell general Grant.
Lincoln hsbfA nacido on nm pueblo del es-
tado de Ksntneky el doce de Enero de 1909;
An es que contabs cincusnta seis sfios de
miids fu6 10 juvsntud del hombra de indoma-
bic voluntad alsesa de miras, que habfa ds
rompeF loa eslabones de In eadena que llevaba
oil hombre de color en- sl pals modelo, asiento
dc las nnartadess De befraR de ID faE de In
fAs de ID rerdolica Ia mancha que 10 imprimfa
esa odioss instituci0n. 7 acaso en- esas llA-
nuras del Ossts que le sisvieRon de cuna, fren
te frente con 10 msjestad de aus selvas es'
Wan los arboies centenarios, ne nutri6 ~ alma
en- las ideas de libartad Rdquiri6 aquella
voiuntad de hero, que fG6 Ia caractelfstica
de su existencia.
Marinsro en- sl Mississippi, assrrador de
MADEIRA ca los bosques del Oaste, tuvo fnerza
de carAeter para educarse por u mismo, estu-
df&ndo leyes haci6ndose abogado. Carca de
cuArentA AGos tanfa cuAndo, an 1S4e, tom6
aaos mas tarde dispute en- vano IN asfenso en-
81 Sensdo. sin embargo, Ell que en 1858 40
pudo obsaner In mayors de los 81 fra gios para
al Ssnado, dos amos m6s tarde, el nueve de
Noviembrs do 1850. fn6 electo presidents dc
In RsF 65lica.
Conocidaa aus ideas atolit oniatas y In nr.
mesa de ga carActeF, no hay para que dscir
como los EstAdos del Sur, se lanxaron & Ia ln-
cha para impsdir que .prsvaleciesen las ideas
del sHonorahIe vieio Abe,S cemo se le llamaba
familiar mente, hacienda IN diminatfvo de IA
nombre de Abraham. 4 los cuarenta dfas de
sn elecci6n, levart6 Ell Sur Ia bandsra de In
rebellion, Ia toma del faerte Sumter, en-
Charlsston, AIsnt6 aus espsrAnxas y fortaleci6
sus BROS. PsFe Lincoln no 50 abatI6: puso en-
pse de guerra un ei6rcito de 600 mil hombres,
una marina de $50 buques, tripnlada por 70
mil marInos. y sin csjar nm apiece an ans ideas,
dscrat6 In aholiei6n de In esciavisud, y coniiae6
los bienss de los eonfsdeyados en- armaa.
sDsndo lR libertad nj eselavo-decfa en-
10. de DlcismhTe-AsegurAmosl 10 lib bartad los
que son iIbrssS ell de Julio de 1863, des
pn6s de Ia victoria de Meade, en- Gsfsysburg
diio tambIea MI visisAr In tnmba de Ios que a1.
eumhisTon On In lncha -GIoon I'm aYoda de In
libertad, sl gobisFno del pueblo por sl pueblo
para ell pueblo, no psreesrk sohrs eata tierra
americans H.
Tai fac sl hombre euya mussta ss conms-
mora hoy. De- 6i SO diici- Ha sido de In raza
do los wsrdadsroa grAndes hombfes, cue ponan
oil ganiD 8 IN 10, tscnndada como oil ingenio, MI
ssfvlcio del debar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
LIuvia de ceniza en- Arroyo
HUM0 EN- LAS M0NTANAs
del DIR. Van Ness.

Recortsmos de nuessro estimado college sl
aHsraldo EspefSol -
sal an Arrero 49,. ~. t.s. af.z S.a pon .a
81 an fnstAnta de Hover copiosaments. La A..
mosfers estk csrgsda de sleebricidad les
truencs son fusrtes eontf7uos.
Me han aseg urado-Agrega-variss perso.
mas que dnrAnte In nocha del viarnes cay6 oil
aqua, que form6 nm diluvio, envuelta en- &C.
nixs.
70 no pusdo assgurarIo perque no 10 vi,
pero son a'gunos, repito, los que aErman 10
Vsrdad del heehoss ~C6nssan1s Of. poTqus he si.
do testigo de clio, que tant0 el mar como las
montsfas vecinas estan rodsadas de una sapa
densa negra que parecs humo.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
Ell mendfgO

Carea do una populosA ciudad, por una
gran FAmps, eAminGba IN hombrs, viejO y en-
fsrmo.
haquecidAs, pssAdAs y debilsn, Las ArrAatrAba
como aino 10 pertsnecierAn. 6u vestido hecho
iironss an cAbeSA desnadA inclinRda sobFe
sI pscho sStAbA oil irfslfz complstAments ain
fusFIas.
ssnt6ss sobrs una piedrA ala orilla de nm
cAmIno, ss inclInAbA hAcIa Adelante, se echo
Sobre sus HodillRs, cubri6se lA cara CON las ma
NOS, Y AtraV6I de Bus dedoS defoFmes las lkgri'
mas cafAn gotta gotta Hobre el polVo Ssco
girls.
hAbia estado llsno de SAlud de riqusIAs, y
como hAbiA usGdo de su salud dsdo su riqus
10 q otros, amigos ensmigos. ne Aqu1 que
nj preSenAs NO teniA nj I'M pedAEo de pan,
que todoI 10 hAhfAn AbAndonAdo; los amigos
mas pronto A6n qne los enemigos.
5Es necssGrlo humillArss hAntA pedtR una
limosnAP IAyl eGtA SttuAci6n era triste YER
gonSosa para 81.
aus l6grimAs eAiAn, cAiAn siempRs, ha'
eiendo psqnenGs mAnchRs sobre sl polvo.
Ds Hepente oy6 que 10 llnmAbAn, levRnt0
uu eAbeza fAtigAdR y vi0 delante de 81 O nm
daseonoeido, do ssmblante trAnquilo grave
psro no severe. Ojos elAroS, pero NO luminososi
miEAr psnetFAnte, pero no duro.
-Th has dado todAs tus riquezas, dijo una
voS iRual y tranquilA psro dime, SsisntsS hR'
beF heeho bien?
-Yo no 10 Ilsnto, dijo el vieio suGpiran.
DO. ..... psro mlentrAs tanto mlero de neee-
sidAd.
~ no teneF mendigos cue ts tendisFan
10 mAno, eontinu6 sl dssconoeidc, shubierAs
bsnido oeAli6n de probaK sisYesF tu virtad?
nj visio no EeSponcl6 nAdA y qusd6 pen.
BAtlVo.
~ bisn, eontinu6 ell deGGonocido, no seas
AhoF& oTgullOso, pobre hombFe vS, tIsnde Ii
mAno, proeuRA tG tamhien 10 ocABi6n ue que
otFRs bnsnAs gentes ejsrEAn lA VIrtud.
El Vieio 80 snderex6 y levAnt6 los oios
peTO oil deReonocido hAtfs ya desAparseido.
En- aeguida SpAreci6 10 lsjos an ckmi.
nAnts.
K AnelAn0 Sc aeerc6 q 81 lie tendi6 Il /
mAnO. ri pASsiero 90 ApArt6 con Airs desde-
hoSo
Mas atrks vents otEo pAsAjsro este le df6
una limosnA Al vieio.
EntoneaS eI mendigo compr6 pan con las
monedAs que 30 10 hAbfAn dAdo, y este pan de |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
POEMAS GRIEGOS
LA CARALLERIA

DRndo In fiesta militRR decoFo,
RvAnTR un eBcnAdl On; son los corceles.
que msscl1n en- enplendidoG tRopelea
fEenos de bronze y fontRlerAs de orc.
Como los pintA sl elksico Hsliodoro
con pluma que AvAsAlla los pinceles,
van . 10 riendA que los mAnda nslss
" reinehAEdo nj galopar Bonoro.
MRncebos con Jiiones y diAdemas
pRsAn, enal mAnchaa de color supremAU.
dsjhndo m punto sl Amino en- suspense.
Y sl oido rsCegs sntuslasmAdo
sl miliAar sstFusndo, rsdoblado
con ei pFofundo pAteAr immense.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
El cabalIO de paseO

Alta cervls, de majestad portsnto,
easco mAcizo de diamAnte v orc,
cnrva que vsnce . 10 del areo moro,
de frenta crus, en- donde 1iene asiento.
TsombA oil robusto tragoroso aIiento,
cola AltivA y audAx de ondas tesorc
naEix que lanxa cnal el1Ifn sonoRo
al rslinchAr que eseandaiise 81 visnto,
RsmOs a. Elbles que gentil maneja,
AncA Pedonda que ahEiilantA oil FAao,
pecho anehuroso que In Iu1 re q Ella.
Profuso an crimes v en- oReiA escaso;
leate es el bEnto q ne en- el polvo dsja
el rsglo trianfo oe su Exselso pasoi
Salvador Ruedai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
CENTRIC DE- COMISIONES
Y AGENOIA DE NKGOOIOs
d GHARD0M g. YORDAM
Oncfna, Amor g. TeIefons asim. is
pom CE

BE g7stionan toda clase de asun.
tos judiciales, Notariales, do ju-
risdiccion voluntaria 6 contencio-
ga On los Tribunales de Ia Is1a,
contando On casos necesarios con
expertos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes de La Contpanta de Sega.
1os de Dsda III SOL.del Canada.
Aciiv5d0d. Pa'ecios m6dlcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10

4Estas noticlAs ma hacen fAIta 10 mas
pronto possible, Aun c1ando no sean tan com.
plstss como f1erA de desear. le suplico me en-
vie las que tenga Anses del 90 de Fsbrero pro !.
xlmo, pass enseneos dare por tarminAdo ell
asnnto, renitre las que tsngaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
A ATENA@
Ivan de Turguenef

ViFgen Minerva, saba y eenerosa
A II Va en- l1rgR procession AtenaRt
to, que lAs Rlmas y los siglos Ilenas,
guialA con ia lAnsA luminosa.
Ten alta sstk IN sstktua espIendorosa
que Absorto el hombre 10 divisa Apenas,
y en- regiones subitmes y seEenas
80 hunde On cRsco de diVlna diosR.
Es sol fecundo el eereo de tn frents:
s6 como Al mundo el sonFosado Oefsnte,
que gufa Ia srEabundA carAbana.
vAys . II, como ideal etsrno,
sn n relieve vivO sempiterno,
sstA inhnita procession humAna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
0fCinas del "Puerto
Rico Herald"

Por hAbsr saiido equivocada en- OIL anuneio
que puoleAmos In direction de las oncinAs de
este qusrido coiega neo- yos k;no, advertimOs s
los snscEitores, que dichR redacci6n eatS esta
biscida 81 LAT ossse calls 70, no cRlie 90 CO.
mo dscfa oil anuneio. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
El peplOs en- In nave

Como vuslvs ell motive me'odioso
de musical eomposieion divInAt
no en- oil relieve, en- nave peregrina,
lbA otrn yes oil peplos primoroao.
En- Su teildo mRgBinco y Valioso
lhehA dc hombReS y dioseS Sc Adivinn,
, dibp iAdA en- oro Sc ilun inA
AteneA en- el csntro esplsnd c;oso.
MAnchAn el vslo al a1Afran dorado
oil tono obscure do color vioIAdo,
uonda lA luX 80 axsiende como estela.
nj sol ls RdorA y 10 yes 10 A1uIs,
SohFe 81 mAstil desplsgGdo, ondnla
eomo una rieA y deslnn orAnts vela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-10
PIldoras Reconstituyentes
Del Lcdo. Giol

hssas raofas pufhcan enfermeda-
oes oe sma door cabz pptacion oa
mia, cOlores paldo debildai general ~ 40 i A
adonr as p;dores
puede dlrgirse Farmaca Gol Co Ponce se adsn a
soaas Las bouca precio do vene centavos csja.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09

so intimate strongly that the Speaker Republican
posed to the omnibus bin first. all
Tawney reported
bill to make
divided that
II! Oklahoma
and Arizona 1t
admission Oklahoma the
would letting
be excluded.
This policy
man Knox of the committee Territories called
popularity prevented Republicans
being stampedd
being abandoned 1t
promotion
OF their
The sudden and rather Republican
made and that omnibus
chamber The especially
pass the
supposed
opposition only
tendency
Republican Philippines
all Territories
iee leg
would applicable
probability pass
every probability
of
pretty paeed by steering committee whih
embraces leaders
bill win much
Cuban reciprocity
be considered This will e&pain
reported avorab
and opportune time w c. GREENE
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09
DELEGATE SMITH OF HRIz0NA STRICKEN
ON FLOOR OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DOCTORS Report That There Is Tendency TO DODx But at Last
Accounts He Was RESTING Comfortably.

WASHINGTON Republican opposition to the State
hood bill broke today passed without
division
Speaker Henderson and his did
vote knowing that
we're on the Cuban reciprocity
publican insurgents together.
Immediately closed Delegate smih of
He
the cloak three
Smith delivered brilliant
and electrified the House his
Republicans making perhaps
his
He stricken Immediately
the Immediately
show sympathy for him the House bill
At o'clock Mr. Smith partially
lounge the
The doctors attendance making following
impossible
a tendency o appopexy"
o'clock Smith physicians
He
working
yesterday
personally
during night this
pIeey He
kept Jump
Anal appeal
He spoke with metaphoay
the eHouseo speech
q IN of battle wounded
Republican
the cloak the sound OF resoundd and
the Speaker declared that passed.
The history told When
finally bill of the Republicans slowly
developed Tawnes Republican
Henderson
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09

of the State Board of Health, and q
party of scientists, composed of Drs.
Frank w. Traphagen, chemist and
professor of natural sciences at the
agricultural college, Bozeman; Emil
Storz. of Helena, an eminent bacteriol-
ogist. and Earl Strain, of Great Falls,
left here today for the Bitter Root val
ley, Montana, to inquire into the causes
of the mysterious malady known as
spotted fever. which is causing a panic
in that region. Every case of the
disease has been fatal. and up to the
present time it has baffied all the West
Side physicians who have tried to in
yestigate 1t. Several eminent New
York scientists have been invited to
assist in the investigation now eoiu-
menced by the State.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09
CITY OF FORT De FRINGE IN THE lSLhND OF MARTINIQUE
WhS BURIED UNDER fl INDUSTRIOUS VOL ChNI6 ERUPTION
IS Doomed Cltu Like an Immense Mass OF Fire
Lett NOth1nQ nIIVe In It's Wake.

PARIS May French Suche has
to the Minister from Fort de France
date of Thursday May as follows
Pierre which has been completely de-
ved nv an immense which the about in
morning
Tbo entire popuaion have peished
tIaye brought backaf survivors. about thirty
IAN shpping in hrabor has uScn destroyed by nre
eruption continues
or THOMAS W. L. suchet arrived at
Guadalupe French West ndes from fort ia
France this morning bringing several refugees
of St. Pierre Martinique was
Thursday morning by volcanic erup
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09

Washington. of Alabama, to be his
guest when the noted negro comes to
this city in a few weeks to lecture.
He said: Il don't care what the carp
ing critics may say. Booker Wash
ington is a remarkable man and
honor him. He is a man after my
own heart. | consider it an honor to
entertain him"
General Gentry's radical step has
brought down maledictions upon his
head. Democrats denounce his stand
and will ask Governor Beckham to re-
move him from the staff of colonies,
It is understood he will invite all the
leading local Republicans to meet
Washington at his home.
A leading Democrat said last night;
General Gentry is in the wrong. He
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09


of is
in
penetrate h
is that a
resident Pierre the
governor colony Pierre and
probably perished.
captain Roddam very seriously nJl
S in a Lucia.
he killed
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09

has done many funny things, but this
thing of wiping out the color line is
silly. Washington is all right in his
place, but Kentuckians will not stand
for social equality. l, for one, hope
General Gentry will play the limit ana
have all the blacks and whites he can
Corral to dinner Beckham should fire
Gentry so quick that it would stasgeT
him."
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09
THE COLOR LINE
IN OLD KENTUCKY
A Blue Grass AristOCrat Has IN
vlted Booker Washington to
Dine With Him.

LEXINGTON, KY, May General
william II. Gentry, one of the Blue
Grass regions most prominent citizens
and politicians, will follow President
Roosevelt in the effort to wipe out the
color line. He has invited Booker j.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09
EobGIIOin In China
A Town BOmbdrd6d

hoNG KONG. May 9.--Advices rec
sgNcd here from WI Chou say that the
,to'IS hombarded Nan Ming Flu for
saI, fnl5e hours on April 27, using modern
killed. " '"e AAA" ~
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09
Cholera Fatalities
In the Philippines

MANILA, May 9.--Cholerea statis-
tics to date are as followws: Manila,
S67 cases and 706 deaths; provinces.
2,452 cases and 1,4S5 deaths. u
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-09
Montana Doctors
Investigate New Disease

HELENA, Mont. May 9.--Dr. A +.
Longeway, of Great Falls, secretary
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-20

Their. His name was not mentioned I'm the
convention, and William b. Washburn, who
dIterWafd became Governor of Massachu-
sets, obtained the place. I received the inn
preston that General Miles was more am
oltlous than discreet from this experience
with him.
My advice to the general was 10 stick TO
the army, and he did this subsequently un-
der a considerable temptation 10 leave il.
one or the uncles / have mentioned above
became very proud OF him from the dis
tinction he had won. This uncle was pos
sessed or a fortune of a million dollars. He
was without children. we'll advanced in age.
and gave General Miles 10 understand that
II he complied with his wishes he might be-
come MS heir. But this uncle had begun
life as a stone mason, and he was severely
practical. He did not like what ne called
the army nonsense in peace. So he urged
General Miles 10 leave the army and come
10 Boston, where he would set him I'D in
business. The general resisted this PROPOSE
tioi ard not long after made his marriage
connection with the Sherman family. This
brought him 10 where he is now. at The
head Of our armies, but did not placate his
uncle.
The latter died without leaving his for
tune 10 General Miles that might have been
his. Ihere was a contest at law instituted
over the will, in which the general Joined.
Governor CASTOR was engaged for the viii
and Congressman Ranney, OF one Of the
Boston districts, was retained for the other
without a trial. the neglected relatives re-
ceiving enough 10 quiet them. General
Miles never lived I'm the State after that.
though he sometimes comes here. but he
has not been looked upon very much As a
Massachusetts, man.