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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-01
A Wonderful Boy.

LOW many have heard of Nels Heinrich Abel? He
OF the wonderful boys that lived Some,
even go far to he "the' most wonderful
1t just hundred years the fifth Of last
August that this little boy born to country
clergyman Stavanger Norway. He died when he
day his feet, a mathematician
Euclid, Archimides Newton and Pascal His
fame well founded that has lasted century,
centenary all parts
gathered Christiania to do him honor.
Mathematics were easy to him, almost, as breathing
walking is to the boy He knew his numbers
by instinct seemed when he entered at school, and while
schooboys his struggling with the simple
Of arithmetic he already deep in the higher
they still at when outdoor
the natural choice of healthy boyhood he was
wrestling with the abstruse problems in arithmetic
the ables Of the day.
teachers OF the science
Of figures his students In the next few years his
highly original principle after
other; HIS methods still followed to-day
Among the tributes paid at the centennial ceremonies,
unstined than that by Professor R. A. Forsyth
Of England Among other things he said:
1.-THE spoke yesterday Of the satisfaction with
here a distances
which have traversed in order to to
city. a matter; rather resemble
pilgrims DID, way sacred shrine 1t is the
places, which cling that
of science; there few Of them in
the world they be counted almost the fingers Of
hands, them country of Abel has
honored place. Abel of those great
Of genius, ranking with the select Of the EARTH"
Yet with all of this recognition both by the scholars of
his those of to-day Nes Henrck Abel lived hic
great. in grinding poverty and died last In
neglect '%.-, -
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Mae Horris Ansor,

published Minneapolis
public the nth
grade and devoted principally their writings There is
attached and all welcomed competitors The editor
wishes correspondence suggestions teachers
All correspondence should addressed Junior
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Pictures without Slides.

electrical apparatus Of Professor w. Car.
pictures material projected
view from the object ITSELF the latter IL
large may magnied and thrown the sheet
without any lantern slide.
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busy is busy A a
figures that average, clover has
sixty with tiny atom OF at the end;
they
hive that doing they thrust their
thousand different As If this
enough figured little farther made the
average well-behaved twenty trips day,
clover field reasonably close to the hvehus making
a total hundred twenty
thousand in day. is staggering
very lazy beings comparison
this record.
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Seventy thousand showmen of Great Britain
complete Shetland turnout that could buy
miniature built in
GOOD Queen Anne" and Of red white
pebad ponies all ajingle with silverpated
almost worth while to be sprigs Of royalty to have such
present this.
1t is a good thing to know when to break rule The
OF WI Tingfang the Chinese minister
States been admitted membership
guards private military
rule Of the guards that member
must take the oath Of organization: by the rule of the
Chinese Chao Chu could this
allegiance to foreign military organization. Fortunately
majority OF Morris
to break the rule Hence Chao Chu is drilling with the
and to the world at large in the
tesy amply deserved -
If to write the fairy tales American geog-
raphy he would have twin Cndereas
Michigan and Alaska Michigan, especially
and forth between Michigan and Wisconsin, desired by
neither as separate terri
tory government during past quarter
century has become OF copper,
iron and forests Alaska bought
political reasons No dreamed that any
value except for Its seal fisheries Yet it
twenty millions Of gold yearly while fisheries
and its forests are practically priceless -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11
,LINEA FKE.RlgA DEL oKsTx


salidas de la Capital v BaysESn
sim mulaAnaRnaants.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

en- su primer paseo por ell parqus
una tarde radios8 de Agosto.
Ustedes pueden amar y despreciar
al mismo tiempo. ASf, tu piensas
todavfs en- esa perdida que te hs
engsGad0, que vive con otro y que
tie con virti0 en- hazmerreir de la
cOmarca.
La madre sentfa temblar el bra
10 que descansaba en- Ell suyO, pero
contInusba con voz dura y ojos de
operadOr i'm placabEe.
-Toda su historic se sabe. III
CITRATE que Sc daban cita go nuGs
ira casa !. Ell genfa de nUche
ssltando las paredes.
-Entcernos shf mama, no p1ado
mss, murmur6 Ricardo empujando
la puerta de Ia pequef1a casita de
MADEIRA. 7 al dejarse caer sobre el
divan COZ to1o su peso, desaIenta
do. los ID lelles cans8dos rechinarDo
y Ell rnin psnsamlento hizo poner-
sc eucen1id de IA golpe s Il
madre y al hijo.
For tn orgallo, por tn nom bres
mi querido hijo, no pieuses mas en-
esa muI5f. promote tenoGlo.
Movi6 IN coffin para sentaise
!unto q 81 Y lie cayeron on la nlauo
a'fleres de pelo ald olvidadOs.
Recogi6los y los tir6 fuera con SIS
co. Despues sigui6 IN silencIo
peSado, durants Ell cual penetro su
Ell recinto una golondrina, roz3 las
vigas del techo con un firt de AHA
nico ab erto desapareci6, como
capricho de nnuier.
APrnuetem clio. ..., repetfa ID
madre nluy conmovids. Ricardo
contes65:
-Pues hieh, ST, te 10 promalo;
peFo con una condict6n. -, quiero
saher.. ouIeTo que me digas d3nde
estan
Ella tuvo rnledo de haber toeado
con den1asfada fnerza la fibra tlel
orgullo y de Ia ira.
- sSaher d6nde estsnP sY pafs
QUE? sQae piensar hacers
Maids, esI una cUriosidad
--EstA tllen; iss gentes da Gra,n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

IN viaje en- yacht alredeidor del
mundo, recurri6 al antique mozo
de comedor de Su madre para reus
mir los fondos necesarioB on esta
aventura. z resaeltC 6 no navegar
solo, bastAronle para decidir 4 Ii
oia unss cuantas caftas alambica-
das , slgnnas pulsaciones tle tai g
cual cueIda de aquel instrImepto
femeninO que tan bien cDnocfa,
Para halsgar los iDstintos ambu-
lantes y bohemios de Ia huErfane,
le bablaba de las peripecias de una
larga travesfa, sbriGndole cielos =
hoSiZontes desconccidos; para IL
sonjear su vanidad de hospjci8na
servfsse de la novela que ella Sc
habfa FORBADE aceTca dc su miste-
rioSo origen: EdNo se subIeva TIA
sangre ari8tocJattcs en- csc medic
de vulgar burguesia. de avaricia
crdinsriaYS No obstante. Lfdia
deScoDnaba de Ell, de Al jusentud,
y pensabs en Ia desesperacidn de la
madre, en- la sonrisa Griste y debil
del general; pero 81 hn IN detalIe
IN fmo la htzo resolverse.
"a O. len te ha entreg8du cato?
pregunt6 Rosa ell bfa en- que Ia
doDcella 10 present6 la primefe
carts del principe. La crIsda 80
rubOrIz6: GEs Aleiandro. -. para
Ia sefIora. I. para Ia sefIora sola -
Desde ese moment1 ee sinti6 q
merCed de sus servitiores. Ell an.
tiguo lacsyo tc cmaba cada stex que
In vefa aires discretos m'sterio-
SOS; vi6se en- coDsecufncia oDlfQada
hacer Que igporaba sns IeIacio-
mes con Rosa, puest TO que ambea
conecfan sa secreto. Cualouier dia
fba 8 estallar Ell e,candaIo, nor
indHEcrecl6n 6 per naaldao, tanto
valfa no espeTsrlo. Asf es aue en-.
criblo & au 8mante: tCua ndn ouie.
ras.2 Contestaci6n: aMafIana las
cinco de In ms fIana en- In verja cue
da al bf sque.s
Ell dltimo dfa fue en- Ia ouinta
analngo & fodos los demas. Por ia
noche ajedreE v mfsica, vuelta &
les diez en punto 81 Pabell6p,
donde Lidls escrihi6 90 81 lloeadof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

vel6 sus oios de perro fel, J ssto
fuS todo. Fl NAL de los celcs vino
m6s AdelAnte, le hiri6 por retrocs-
SO entonces hAsta el delirio. Por
ell momento todo desaparec1a en- ell
grande y cscuro abismo alberto &
sus pies, y cuyo fondo miraba sip
com mprender... IHufda... por que?
4Q1e le habfan hecho. - IDe
modo que ella no le guerra, cusndo
6l IL amsba tantOP
Sentado ceros de- Su ventana,
ante squel horiEUnte familiar en-
que tGdo recordaba & Lidls, el
dnico pensamiento de su coDvale-
cencia fu6 este <sQu9 ha ocurrf.
dop5 Hubiera querido leer la earts
que ella escitbi6 al marcl1arss, pc
70 su madte la guardsba, dicien.
dole que se la eisenarfa mss ade.
laute Cuaudo estuvlara curado,
Bues habfa alli Cos5s capaces de
hacerle dafio y hasta de provocar
un levo stHque. fCdidadJ 81 la
miserable Sc poudris centennial
In realidad, IL cafta de Lidia
0NdS@0S |Ou Vbu0O AlBOA % ia aOS
gra, con tai acentO de rebellion y
s'ncerIdai, que esta fetroesdia
ante la desesperaci6n = tai ven de
la Ira do su hiio, enamorado ootro
ei primer diR despues de octin
afios de matrim0nlo. La conStan.
ella de cate amor era 10 que asus-
taba sobce tod0 q " buena mujer.
Para ella, 10 mismo que para
otras nlnchas francesas, mas lget
madres CUE sposas, que consagran
al h'jo Ia ternura desdefiada que
el marido no ha querido d sabido
aprovechar, Ia pss'on lie parecfs
d0lcamsnte un accesorio de rovelR
8 de t@atro, y Ia vida matrimonial
una ss 1ciaci6n siu relieve. SC6mo
hnbiers podido explicarsa Ia vio-
lenciR de este de9ao que iefR en In
nlrAda de en- hijO tan indomahle
mi cAbO dc los afiNs como al dia EN-
que 81 llsnto de fuego corrfa por
lsa vidriefaS de Ia tsb09
la verdad es que no cnuapfen
90 4 los h~mbres, dsefa Ricardo,
mlentras 10 acompafiaba J sostsnih
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11

Vez dDlorosa, tranquila, que la
envolvfa J que Ia molestaba, sohre
TODD sn presencia del maestro
Juan, q quien podfa inspirar sos
pechss. Durante los pocos install
ties en- que nt Ell preceptor nj Ill.
cardo estabaD presentes, ell enter
mo, c2n Ia Garcia de sus granGes
manos temblorosas, la reprenGLia
en- voz queda y con ternura:
Sin embargo, Sc 10 die v =.
no Ia qu1ere. =. no Ia guerra nun
ca. Pero... ahf esta TODD. i. tfene
la c0v0t0. ia c0uata 49,.
Lidia hacfa Ia que no comprende
sbrfa los ojos fngiendo jnocenc1a;
pero Ell segufa afirmando sin vaci-
lar. I'm cuanto 4 tu propia passion,
s1lo hablsba de ella en- tono de
lastimAp como de una cosa leiana
y, perdida
Una vez le die:
Da cinanto he teEido que ia
cridcafp de tsntas ambicjones des-
vanecida,s, 10 que lloro. !. es Usted.
7 cuardo pienso que es usted de
mi hi1'D... lOh!
O6ral vez exclam0:
-Ctiando viene de casa de lis.
ted, allnque me 10 ocults, 10 adj
divino en 81 andar y en- ell perfume
que triae, que es su olor. lQU6
angustisl, que tortural. -. Futon
ces laLnento que mi enfermedad no
me haIga padecer rnas. pues al me-
nos ms. ccuparfa Ell dolor no PEN
sarfa EN- esta &C sa gtroZ no teDdria
estos celos que me enloquecen.
En los primeroa dfas de Ia pfi.
maversl, Ia duquess Sc preSeDtG 4
buscar 4 su marido para llevsr.o q
bafIos del Tirol. que Ia habfan reeo~
mendsdo como infallbles. El enfsr.
mo de bfa facer don curas, v dsndo
sns tseAos el pretexto de los era
meneA y del trabajo. fesolvl0 que
CarlejCI pasarfa tntio ese item 90 en
Ell colelEio sin salir. no obstante ell
ofreciEl lento de Ricardo de aloiar-
10 en- HlI ouinta dursnte las vst,a-
clones, E principe Sc someti6 liin
m nurnlTlrar. Como desde hai,ia
muchl tempo ss'aba proyectando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11
Un " meeting republican,

III Domingo dc Ion eoFrisnses csis0ross
una pssit assmblea rspu oiicana, an 10 m0rAda
de don jose VAIlectlIo Manory.
CusntAn LCs er6Rtcdu, @ ms1or olcno loB que
asfstieron nj Y,eettno porque 20 no suvs ol NAL
guato de preaensarme poF shf, que 30 leysron
tres discursog prepe radOs Gd hoe por los We 40
res Milland, Nsnendsty VAtisciilo, dlssin-
g0i6ndosa sl dc Miii6nd qus Raa0 soDra 10 In"
auencia del sat6mago en- al camoio De IDEAS de
eiertes poIfticos de can,dna1, y 81 de Msnandez
que vera6 acePca doI essad0 mental del Eenor
Mauengo acoussfando sus amigos que no
hfcieran nj oYsPen Lac propagAnd4s os dIcho
sef1r, porous esaBbA loco.
Cuen6an tambi8n, que nj term1nar MGnen-
des 81 gran discurso, 80 deeisn los coneuPrsn'
tes.
-GPero el se1oY MRtisnzo no % uno do
los iefss del partido1
-Pues oil 60 asf, y eas4 loco, dcbmo etsar4
ei resto do la colectlvidaiT
Chaotas.
Yabucoa, Mar1o 8 !, ,9oa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11
Gremio de panaderos

Hsmos tenido al gusto dc reeibir IN rsglA-
manto del gesmio do panAderos de Ponce, Gu
Va DIRECTIVE, reci6n eIsctA, L. eom ponen los ss-
flores que siguen!
Presidsnte, DON ADtOnio DiAz Arenas.
Sscretario, don Julio eangss.
Tssorsro, don jos perax.
Vocalas: don RuEno Diaz, don Eladio Di6x
= don Lula Alvarez.
Supentes: don FranGjsce Rios, don Eiuar-
do Ramirez y don Bsnigno 1bs srt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11
Acuerdos del ayuntamiento

El ayuntsmieGt0 de ests. etudad an "a G'ti
ma session. aeord6 lon siguientas rarticuiAras:
(s) oasda sDtsRa IN do In iey sobra eiarrs
de estab scimientos pdhl'aos los domiug0s.
(e) En Ia demands da tsrcerfA gobFe domi.
nio de dos coches interpuss8a contra Ia AlGal.
dfa por don Pedro Tomas UhaRFi, ga acoPd6 ei
aFreglo propuesto PoF oil donants, FaasrvGndo-
se Ia corporation sl derscho de seguir ai eGps-
disDse de sprsmio contra don Miguel UhArri,
hassa hacer effective oil soeai de In deuda y
aus costas.
(r) Sc declAFR que por GsYassV de bisnss
don 0srardo Sante ' don Jos6 L6pan. no pus :
de sxigirseles responsAhiidAdas per sl aban-
doEo del edidcto de lA calls de GBs1ances0.
(d) P6aose el nsunb bra De <R &fas1 Csrdsro~,
D ls prtmeTa calls alberta de Norts o. Sud A
sxtrsno ness de ID cfudsd, por inielasivA dsl
Alcaids se4f Dr Garcfa.
(s) Une Eu 81 Dltca 10 Corporation munich
pal do Cagass o la da CAbo Hojo, an de que
l. C&msFa de Dsleg&doa vosa nm er4diso psrA
FeediHear las easGs dsstrutdas sn oil ksimo in
ssndto de aeuslla localidad.
% sa conesdi6 IN mss de pr6Froxa In
liesDeta GUS diEfruta Ell m0dieo titniar don Ta-
Iips B. Oordero, sustituJ Sndols don Gabriel
GimsHss SAP iuFio.
(g) Sc acoPd6 AbfiV uEa information viz
had dc IN aseFiso DO Esno Baex Octfs, aceroa
ds qus 30 10 Ansogica paEa sonstruir an hoEno
dc pan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-11
FRTTE, LUNDT c GO.
PONtE, N. R.

CasGs sn MayGgsteS q San J'tGss.
wnuaYeroa O0mE@HWmAgtas
AGEN TES
a, Las siguisntss oompAnfaa do vaPOrea
RrmbuPg American LAm@
Hamburg.
Ia yRL0OR
GSnoVa.
Rew B@FA apd PG~. RAsW D. q. Go
New York.
Msnsen Steamship Llms,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool
Vaperss serrs0s de sObrlRss de- Herrera
HabanR.
GaIveHsOny zEOgs ladies 8. .. Co.
Galveston.
Da lss sigaientes COmpanfas dc Ase'
ggroS oontra incendlo.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN & MUNICH.
AsEauROs MARITIMOS
EUrta GerrnAnica.
HCaP@@0m6@m&0@
dol Board Of Underwriters Of New York.
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q an Juan

Ia DEazoeEAotA 30 CROuentpa dc ven-
a an lon oassblesfaieatcs sigUientOa
sqaorea Allem Company Plaza al
feaso XII.
Farnaaia q. II. Patron, gaA JHsto Q.
Id. 5srkE, Paerta-sisrrs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25
School Per Capita, SIP.

The school per capita for this year
will be 1872, a decrease of eighteen
cents. The decrease is explained
by the State Superintendent as be-
ing the result OF a heavy falling off
in the collection made for the year
just closed from licenses, State
banks and miscellaneous corpora
tions. Another cause of the de.
crease is that the recent General
Assembly passed an act refunding
to State banks taxes they had paid
under the Hewitt law in excess OF
what they should have paid.
A further reason for the decrease
/ the increase in tho school con-
us. The census for the year end
ing Jane 30, 1901, was 727,53l; for
tho year ending June 30, 1902, it
was 72S,799, and for the year ond-
ing June 20, 1905, it is 732, ISL. 1t
will be seen that the increase from
1901 to 1902 WAS on y about l,400,
while the increase from 1902 to
1903 is about $500.
Next year it will be increased to
above $3.50, as the portion the
school fund will receive fr ON tn,
Civil War claim, to be paid il
March next, will exceed S220,000.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25
BIG SANDY RIVER.
Again Under Charge of U. S En-
gineer Thomas, Except Lock
Mo-.

Mr.. b. +. Thomas, OF the Unitec
states Engineering Department
has again been placed in charge o
the Improvement of Big Sandy
river, with the exception of Lock
No, ,, in which his brother is one
OF the contractors, The orders went
into effect yesterdayan Mr.Thom.
as at once assumed the duties OF
his old position His vacation was
cut short by this order, as he was
to have been OF duty until Sep
tember, provided his services were
not badly needed before.
The position OF Chiet Assistant
OF the district, which he has held
since 1t was established nearly a
year ago, has been abolished, be-
sethe district is soon,to be di-
vided. The Louisville division
which was added last year, VIII
again be separated from the Gin.
cinnati district.
Mr.. a. NJ. Campbell is in charge
of Lock No. >, and went to Kava-
naugh yG.te rday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25
Injunction Dissolved.
The CO 0. Again in Possession
of Route Through The
Breaks.

Judge O'Rear, OF the Appellate
Court. has dissolved an injunction
granted by Circuit Judge Auxier
OF Pike county, in the Case Of the
South and Western Railway Com
pany against the Big Sandy
Railroad Company. The Big
sandy Company was in pos
session OF the best right OF way
through the "breaksn of Sandy and
The South and Western Company
sought to obtain it, The dissolv-
Ing Of the injunction leaves the
Big Sandy Company, which is the
G. y O., in possession.
Engineer Lester and party ar.
rived at Louisa Monday and began
work Tuesday on the survey Of the
c. u o, road from Catlettsburg to
the bridge three miles above here.
The object Of this is to rebuild the
line Ia the best manner possible,
lifting it for the heavy traffic that
viii follow the completion Of the
extension to Virginia.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25
Cincinnati Markets

CATTLE-Slow and lower; ship
rers' $500 7.25; butcher steers,
$1,000 600, common to fair 1925.
m4.9O; heifers, good to choice 4.l5.
Co5.25, common TO fair 2.oO@ LEO
cows, good TO choice 3S5ta4 60
common to fair 1,7j@4, scalawag
l.25@ LOO; bulls quiet and easier
bologna 3.35@3.S5, fat l@5.
CALVES.-Steady and strong to'
shade low er; extra 7,25, fair to
good 6.l0@6,25 common and larg,
5000 $50.
H0GS-Steady; selected heavy
shippers $7.7j good to choice pack
ers'and butchers S,55@7 90 mixet
packers $7,40@ T.55, stays 4.25@
6 20, common to choice heavy fat
sows 5.25@7.25 light shippers 7.3C
40 pigsQl0 lbs and less)6.@7.Sd
SHEEP-Steady; extra 3.75@4.lO
good to choice 3.5o@l.0O, common
to fair .50@3.25.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25
CHANGE OF VOTING PLACE.

Order Lawrence County Court
June Term, 1902.
On this day various voters OF
Rock Castle Dist, No. I, presented
aud filed petition asking the court
to make an order changing voting
place from Patrick Gap to Doni'
than school house near Geo. +.
Chapman's school house at Pat
rick Gap, used as voting house be-
ing burned,) and j appearing that
such change is necessary. 1t is
therefore ordered that the voting
place in said Dist. No. I. be moved
from its present location Patrick
Gap TO Donithan school house
near Geo. X. Chapmans.
Copy Attest, Add Skeens Clerk
Lawrence County Court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25

Notice the five special prizes OF
$1,000 each in the election estimat
Ing contest, Tho nearest correct
estimate received between those
dates gets the prize, without re-
gard to tho big prize.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25

Its a case Of necessity with the
d. Brown Co. They have not room
for the enormous fall stock already
contracted for, and must get rid OF
most Of the goods now on hand.
Prices are being made accordingly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25

p. II. Vaughan slipped and fell
Sunday morning, his back striking
the edge OF the porch. lie was COS
fined TO his bed until yesterday by
the injury received.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25

Aparty OF Young people, chape-
roned 10y Mr.. and Mrs, d. j. Bur
ebett. Jr, enjoyed a moonlight
horseback ride "around the worldp
Saturday night.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25

Tho ladies OF the Baptist Church
wiz Give an ice cream festival In
the public square next Wednesday
. eYonMg.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-07-25

The Lawrence County sunday
school Convention will meet nj
Louisa Aug LIST and 2nd, and our
people are preparing to entertain
the visiting delegates, The pro.
gram is published Ia this issue.