The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-07
The NonpajreiI Man
Casually Observed.

--E- Casually Observed.
Mr.. Bixby. if he has one, is not exposing
his bee to the public. -. j., -@4-. =. ~
1t didn't take week to overturn the CHEAP
brand of government set up by. Jininez in
San Domingo. All it needed was for some
strong Latin American y to look fierce and
breathe hard, aud the government fell down.
The Denver City Tramway has raised the
wages of its employees. The move seemed to
be quite popular among the men,,
A Chicago thief or thieves, stole a 5oO-pound
noise producer in the shape of a church bell.
It's wonder, being in Chicago, that they
left the sanctuary. - .'.
Prince Leopold, who has been casting 4 fly
into the waters of social Washington, hoping
to pull out an heiress did not get even 4
ni5ble The girls are beginning to get wise
as to the value of a coronet as a social and
commercial asset. = >..tsI- a.
The senate restaurant is under. a cloud
having dispensed a brand of cold tea that
filled the visiting delegation from Yell county,
Arkansas, with an artificial joy that over
flowed in loud yells to the scandal OF The
legislative body. ts e. ~
''P. L. writes to know what will take off
warts. We are inclined at first to answer,
an AK but refrain and refer the questioner
to Beatrix Fairfice, who is still jakng at the
old stand : ...- -, = .-
Trunk trouncers at the New York custom
house have been ordered by the collector to
be decent 1t will he a strain on them
Little Charlie. has been caught planting
g1tvel so as to get a crop of big stones for a
fence. x - = ~ g..
Z The large nittened gentlemen are said to be
telling the grand jury with whom they vera
obliged to divide when. they sold the yellow
Watch. = --s%'&4 R,.s-3S'$' - S"%G5f4 =
The png-pons ankle is popular trouble
in London. Arthur, Warnock Of the CONNER
cia1 West is said to have slight list to
port. due to the2early symptoms. >ts-5.
! The climate d 81 9issu, might agree wei,
with Tams #. BE'ixhs HssaANipg health. 81 y, ~
!, Perhaps the Moros don't know that they
ftressingly long time to discover that their
rivets were slightly started: >1~- ,..s- -.
:. Tribute to Macabebee Mary. -
It is with deep regretSsthat we have to
chronicle the death of the beautiful and ac-
complished woman known to so many Of us
SO long and favorably as Macabebee Mary
Born of lowly but excellent parentage Maca-
bebee Mary first played with saWdust dolls
at Balabagang, on the beautiful Isle of Luzon.
So brilliant was the promise of her youth that
she attended her initial o'clock tea at the
age of and won the universal plaudits of the
Spanish officers by her star-like beauty anu
grace of manner. 1t may be&said that con-
versation was no task to Macabebee Mary
Combining the grace and fluency of abe StaaI
with the charm of style of a De Sevigne Mac
abebee, Mary easily won the heart of a Tag
alog captain, and at his forcible death under
Spanish auspices donned his uniform and
went out to STAY Spaniards and-later on
Amerlcanos. But as Agunaldo did not keep
his promises to her, Macabebee Mary, i'm
PEELED by a sturdy love of liberty and enlight-
eminent, shook the Tagalog cause and Joined
the American forces, serving on General Fun
ston's personal staff often swimming the
rivers Of her country, side by side with that
gallant Kansan. -: aide
Funston had been ''silenced the shock to her
cheek, which became q pale olive, color Her
natural .vivacity and lghtheartedness left
her. The melancholy outcome we row know
through yesterdays cables. s.%....
Gentle and ferce-the tiger and the lily-the
panther and the dove-Macabebee Mary is no
more The heart of the nation is deeply
thrilled by her premature taking off and a
wave of sorrow extending from PASSPORT, Me-.
to the Alamo &vibrates across the sounding
Pacific and beats in mufled surges on the
shores of Luzon. Macabebee Mary is no
more! =
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