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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27
IITTLE FOIKS. PARTY-

Little Miss Della Sites entertained a
party of her little friends at her home
SIP South Topeka avenue on Friday af-
ternoon. The children played games on
the lawn, and in the house. After a
couple of hours OF fun they were served
with luncheon. consisting Of ice cream.
cake and lemonade. Mrs Frank Daniels.
Mrs Julius Luling and Mrs. Chas Bas-
com assisted Mrs. Sites in entertaining
the little folks. Those present were Fran
els Anderson. Inez Goodin Isle Knapp.
Maud Baseom. Ruth Niinnich. Jeanette
Minnich. Idel Buck, Helene Steinbuchel.
Sweet Steinbuchel. Freda McCluug. May
Davis, Charlie Adams. Albert W. Luling.
Wash Davis Robbie Rogers Marshall
Daniels and Herbert SteinbucheI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-04-27


The Social Thimhle party Of the R-bec-
k0h lodge met with Sister Hanan's. CSC
North Washington avenue. THURSDAY an
ternoon- Those present were Mesdanrs
NcDauiels. Cho1eau. Mcintyre. Fslatt.
Hashharsess. .Torme Compton. ward.
Ihe next meeting VIII bc with Sister
Weeks al the corner of Central ana
Wihita. on Thursday. May All Re
beckaas are Invited 60 these meetings.
LAST STAPLES RECITAL.
The series of violin reci1als came ~
q very Successful conclusion on fas-
Tuesday evening. En- SeigVicz Aissic hats
The audience was large and apprecia-
ave. and The program varied. and r1sde
uT ~ standard worSs
Az the hea1 stood 2 monument of
Peel hesvn "AInoalieht SoaFa. which
d. Henri Apny. ,he orsanlzer - tEe
81 nshons orchestra, was indeced ~
r-at Ills parity - tone ald ciearusss &
d-.is .E this most poeiicai ~ tae great
aas au artistic treat te his
bearers
Airs St4ples WAS hsard Ga VienNre17p'
'-t'.-ntssie Canrice. In = Beethoven So
aarl and the hs.tutEai Rema1e-
liem Rubeast-i1. sssteihr- ar1 cu1p-la-
sizing the reputation FIR versatility ans
lriilianey which b. has beeu accon5ef
universalls ir Wfchita
a duet FROM ssaiaers Daughter Of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Oorresponsalp

Btrcelonata, de Marzo de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
&c os de Ia i la
Notas do nuestros corresnonsa1es
QusbradiIlas

Hoy, dla Q de les sorFisntss. 90 ha sfse-
t1ado en- sste pueblo una dc las nanifessAefo-
nas mas e1preslvAs sxpoAsansAs DEL ssnhr
p0pular3
da, entire los qus dsbe eitarse aspeclaiments
al dfgno eindadRnn don Manuel Rsyss Rnfz,
il,tsrprstarao In Indignsef6n del pnssio anss
al hscho de querarle anular ansxandoia 81 de
CAmuy, ac0rdaron cegsbrar una alan blsa en-
La Cual vihrara enSrgica fogosA ls proteata
coutra tan mAniaasha srbisrarfedaad censra ia
justicia taEaada.
Al sfscto invitados Lon orAdorss muy eono-
cides, ssn1rss Perez vileg Lcdo. ~ Adal 9An-
ta Coloms, de Areeibo, al 1ovsn EsssvsR. de
Aguadlia, podsmOs decir que sI aG1o revlstio
Ia, mAa alta aolsmnidad
Ds elm seF4n convtnceasa5 tsssfgos lss fe :
tOgra ffas tismades con obi isto de ser pHesenta-
cRn iunsas con 81 acta notarlai qua autoriEsn
sint1 nero de drmss do ambAs sGrupacionas
polfsicas 81 honorable Gobernador
El ordsn del meeting fu4:
AbriSto 81 LGde. Psraz AvtIaz dasas una
tribuna prRpar&da adj hoe, sita&ea en- ano do
los sxtremp5ss de la plazA de raeTaop con una
oraei6n que, como todas las do 81, Fsault6 bri
lants r pfofun6ao
Msie.taoso sn ell eoneapto, eoneiso en- IL
forms, cortante y tsrnplado en- oil atasue, Pc.
rsE Avilez IN v0rsbhdero tribun0 en condi
STONES de podsr nsdiP las armas da In inspira-
eL6n de Ia eloeuancia con los mas sobrssa
llentss de nusstra IsIa.
sgui6Ie en- sl uso dc Ia paiabrA al aboga-
10 NG1aI, en- cuyo diseuFso rsBalBaba con een-
tslIeantes relieves esa magestad do ideas que
Tia cimsnsado su rspntaei6n grSnisiea "a 81
foro pusraofriqusno.
4 Ia rnanera como al gladiator romano.
frme Ia pansa y el atsque rudo, eonbaNA en-
ell ciFeo hist6stco, Nadal Santa CoIona, ergui-
do gig 8Eltssco, fnlgurabA demosfran6o en- si
ssoreus fiaba ? disAantizaba en- el csrola-
rio
Habl6 mas tarde ell joVsn Estavss csrr6
CON broehs de GRO el Ledo. Psres AvieZ.
Dssputes ell pueblo en masa r9corri6 los
aeordes de Is R3rInquen, nuestro hfmn0 In
lnert.I, as eallss ds Ia pobiaei6n y Ies vivas d
Ia apsonolnfs municipal los vsrdsderos de-
fansoFss de Ia caasa del dereeho popular, SO
.aucedisKoa deliraDsss de ensasiasrno.
Ahora queda 81 pueblo cfendiio, ssperan-
do tusticia. Ahora quedan muchos, mushos
hogarss rsspstahies dignos, sgnardsndo el
destaerdtnns de los sumos poderes con 81, Ia
rehabilitation.
y a dasalle: rnisntrag Sc tomaha ID fotogra
ffs del meeting, IN hombre, IN hij, del pueblo,
vents con aus dos ainos en- los brazos dieisRdo
fpretseto, pFotesGoi por euriosidRd el fot6
grafo tom6 su fotograffa.
Il Al reTalarse slta, ha resultsd0 que uno dc
Los niioa, que spareee en- Ii plasa eon Ii mano
lsvantada Ilev&pa en- ella ana eajila do ciga-
rrilos que represents 10 haRdsrR puertorri-
qne1A.
IHAssA los n'f1,s protsstan sn nomhrs de
Ia pasEiAl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Inconvenience
de Ia union

JosS BdEsnHo. colaborador de GLa Cores
pondenstaS, qua psFaeO preocuparse s6risna nasn-
- do los probemas qus afoetan nueatra actual
VIDA colonial, publica aYer en- el referido pa
Ti6dfeo IN artfculo titulado ~ PdTttdo Peterto-
TrtQue7to, pcr 81 cuai mersss APPLAUSE.
AL lesr dicho artfsulo, sin detenerms & ave-
riguRr Ii psrsonslidad que tras el seud6nimo
Sc eseondel no pnds por menos que ssntirme
gatisfecho al var que no estoy Tolo Ell modo
De psnsGE renpacto ias prop1gandss del sen IT
Matienzo C;ntr6n, y que hay otro (J9t6 B Asa
mc) que tambi6n sstS dlspu0StO decir la vsr-
dAds como 10 hacs, sin andarse con rodeos;
como cuRudo ss dice Ia vsrdad, & mi me inpor-
"a POGO quien on oil que 10 dice y Ia Acspto van
"a de donde viniere, do ahf que, sea Jot6 B a.
same IN federal, sea TN rspubIicano, vengs &
ofrecsrle mi APPLAUSE, oil cual, NJ roso vale por
10 que mi personslments atshs vale muehf-
simo por el sentlniento de iusticia que 10 pro.
aues.
NADIA mss eierso cue 10 anrmade por BdL-
snns0; Ia formation de ia paEtIao ptGeTt0rTiQtGe.
no tPserS nscesariamente II constitution de
otro continental y ri hoy luchas fratIcidas
tienen colocSdos en- 10 pendants de nuegtrs
anulacion, mRRlxns, puestos ffente los don't
nadoPes, sae pGndtents aumen taRia en- da9liVa,
y 10 que 81 presente v& verihe6nooss de una
manera, si no ban lentA como fuera de deEeAF,
Al menos no tan raPids como pudiera ser, cam
biarfs de AHPecto se rsa isalfA sin contem
plaeinnes de niuguna clSse.
RscoEasmos one ST algoiuauy6 muy poda-
PosRmsnte en- nueasFA dsaveBtaiosa situsci6n
PoIikiea durante In domination esps69Ia, fee
Rqueila ifnea dtVisorla estsbleelds entire pe.
YttGsuIares p1LeTtoTrtqUefL0s y cuenta, que en-
toncss In division no fn6 pFoVocada poR nos
otFos, los cu&l podfs Atenusr en- parts nuesara
Rebitu6 de dofenss. Provocar HOY una division
AnAlega entire conttnectGles pdtiVes, con la
SgravRnts de cTssFa nosotros, seEfa volver
Bieu pos pArecidos squellos, con Is desyentaia
ds Que Ia batalla shora serf4 consra gsntes de
m6s disposition para ls luehA, que por 10
fnismo que ssrfSn los resados SO ysrfAn preci.
ssdos & dsfsnderse, y el empuie desplegado
para In defGnBs, neessaFiamsnte habliA de re-
sultar mayer que Of se dejA que sean eiIos los
cue llRmen al eombats.
La union SoGadR por Mstsnzo es una
union eontraproducsnte,e es una union que ace
diVidiR& mas de 10 que hoy 10 estRmos. Hoy
nO guensn mas nomhres de pArtidos cue fede
rel republtoGno; mAhsna, realfzada taunton,
bsndrismoE fedsrGlss, repHbHcanosy u7ltentstds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Yabuooa

Puaa sedor, Ia GfAlapgez incandicional "a.
bueeea4 &c ha ppesto en- movinaianto. deade
que 10 palabra azslsecionassfu6 prbnunciada sn
IL OSmara publicads en- Ia pFsnsa. Llusvsn
los avlsos de los barrios, corrsn do sqal parR
alla, csI0bran frscGentes eoneiIikhnlos en- oil
Club Miiland 30 hablan unos btros cen mis.
tario con sigilo, al gual que Ion conspirado.-
res de A1Fiana Apgot.
Tfstan por tndos los msdfos de conseguils
proE6itcs, 81 efscto, est&n los cfrecimientos
d ls 0rden, psro como la gsnte es lsdtns eatN
escamRda. dicaa que deen cue nopes, que eon
10 suceddo Lvino No caarzn en Ia tramps,
Y que NO 90 hAitap dIspaestos trRgar el an
znelo do Ia suplenciA del JuzgatIo de poIiefa
para, iufgo qasdar Is luna dc ison SAndRlio,
digo dc Valencia
Y o. prop0slto don q 2bino: teDga ma.
vista MO siga pelr ID senda emrrsndida, por.
que vs. psrar nal vaelva sna f4snaa sggf
eolas, slvirs como susse, msreesndo oil apre.
aio de t1dos, pero no ne empsh1 an ser politics,
que es age m tsrreno glay eseAbroso para M.
be , su oil que solo ie tomaran ds instrnmene,
eomo no hscs ucho tismpo - 10 Iiiio mil anal
re Luis Pandura, an las columnks ds La DE
MoCRACIA Is Vsrdad que nstild tfsne ma,
talento que Nazario qua Carb0 psro III aIlos
tiansn li inteligsncta msnos clara, tamblk,s
sienen la ptal msnos ofcura, eso 10 prchar,I
Que aquHl docantkdo AMOR : lAs rlAses lorna
leras, mo era otYa eoaa que II red para coIss
fncRntol y unciFlps al carro fnoolndscionAl
ConeluJo aalag lineas supliGando A do,
Enafoqulo, 81 vi0e-prsaidsnte quh no de,s al
Aviaarmn, cusndo s ssta pueblo lItgue 10 parss
que ie sOTrssponde en sl buey de nils milionas
Que pians&n envIar de los Essadcs IL uidos 6 los
Fapublicea puertcFriquG fios para Que ganan laa
elaecionsa. porqne QnIsn Eahe oil hAes noa ii.
tan nTrsgt0 Gnltstoso, cue naneR vlsna InaI N,
ntfA epofa de brstfsTf1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12

rs como aa IIamayanl tras los cu&las 9endFiA
nn uuevo partido constitufio POI contfn nents-
les adEIadorag de sst0s, el cuaH ineVltaoIs :
msnte tandria todaa las simpstfas sroys dSi
GobisrnoY saria el que dominariar nasta sai
pnnto, que oil hoy teosa los puettofF q a q ~
Fapuhltcanos 8 fsdsralss, no lmporta lutsnet
una aunous inslg gnihcansa intsrvsnslon Sd 81
aansio de Ia eosa p6blies, m d sna naoa al
canzarfaTneg on eSe senttdo
La union predieada por MAtienSo, no pom
60 du'a nj por On momento que con 10 mas
sang fntenci6n, no resCslve n&d&. 40 s0f
puastra mas pronta snulsci6n. Dlstdi1os co.
mo estamos, los continentaes dsiayan que SEA-
mos nosotros rnlsDos los CUE nos oesttoosnOa
consnmem nnastra anutacl0l ukh0os' IA
Sc encarearfan eIlos ds ser los qns Eos anHia-
ran snioncea, exeusAGo es decir cu0 sodo no
harris mss rz3ldamsnts.
Bdysnnso acknowledgements Ia pussso 81 dsdo
en- Ia llsgs, Gomo vu'Earments se dice, NJ
ssnalado una de las mas poderosaa razones q1o
exlstan para cue 6ebamos preferif nuesfrss
actualsa dfYIsiones una union Que nos m atA-
ria aunque IL ssrfA 81 dsSeAr qna efasi dlvisio
neB sgtngtiersn fnapirAdas, no en lcs acbaates
cdfos personales que las Snfmans tfno en- ra-
zonsbIes bases de pRincipios politlcos oisn de-
Hnidos y honFadsmeate sustsntados.
No es en- 10, division existent0 entire puar
torriqueiios en- donde 20 yeo ei mai, Iine en Il
manars de soatsner esa DIVISION en- los m0vi
les que ID amman, en- los medios que Sc am
plesn para ir nj kriunfo. B6rreHse sscs movt-
les, desaparsscan esos medios, Ia division no
s6.o no aeFa lperiudicial, sino por 81 epnsraEio,
hi nueyo usrtido ans ae ecntrae BdJsG
mo tYaerfa la necesidad de satlsfacar nueVas
ambieIones erestfa nuevaa presansiones, mol
9asvf. nuevss hguras po:fsicas, y ya al No Gmsro
de ambsi0s0s, do pol1tlcos de rFstsnsiosos ss
bisn orecldo annrs noaotros, para que con
venga aumentsro.
Ira union traerS como oonsaousncia IN
defsotible nuessra mayor division, como ocu-
rri6 cuando ae Quiso soldsr & 0rtod0r01 ts0eTG
Egs an tlsmpo de la autonomfs espsiioisj en-
tonces, de una union hsehs C ID fuerza, rssni-
t6 uns divi.i6n mayor que Ia qua So trat6 de
hscer desapbreceT.
UnAmonos hoy, , mafana essarsmos mas
divididcs que aver.
Quintfn Maretrezo.
San Juan, P. B., Mario II de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12

Tempo ha qus venfamos ocupAndonos do
la gran nscesidAd que tenfa esta puablo de po-
saar sn sus GALES faroies para al alumbrado
lholco sin que nuestro ayuntamisnte tomara
"a sdidas an6rgieas que extirparan este nal.
Hoy con La benevolsneia que 10 earac-
teriss, ell acRudalado propietarfo don Er@nois-
co Vsrgea haeiendose cargo de ests gran ns-
casidad sin contar con In bolsa agena, fact
lIta in nflmero de fAroles, marea especial, i'm :
portados de los Estsdos Unidos, los que pone o
dlspoaicitn de esaa localidad.
Nuestra gratitud para Q! se1,r Vsrgss 90
inmansa, uegAndo Greer que no fAltarGn
otros cabalieFos que, sseundando los buenos
deseos del aludido senior, estirpeEl ell mal de
raiz, "a que sug grandas empresaa le psrmiten
esta prueba de gratitud hacia al pueblo donde
guardian sus intereses.
--Corren lss busnss notteias de que oil
Honorable sefior Oblspo hs notifcaGo al padre
Mir, eura ee6nomo de eats pueblo, que contri-
bnirA con la cantidad de $500 para In rsedfH.
eaci6n dal tempo cat6lico. 81 asto 80 ana
vsr6ad, rnuy bien podrfan los Elamados . ele.
var ans pneblos III mas alto grado de progrs-
40 t0rnar asto como base formando In coacta
hAata culprir Ia canstdad que para essa empire
Sc sa aecsssa.
Yaya nuestfa grAtitud para 81 Sr. Ooispo
Ts0 que tsnsmos s gusso de RnunciaF oil
p151ico l,or ne iio de ID pTensa para sAtisfac-
Cii0n da fos doaAntes con oil nsl de que Ioa
demks sefi3ras de sssa poblaci6n coadyuven a
tan laudAble propSIiso fniciado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Los ascensos
on la pOIiCia

Son mucbos los eandidatos que auenan pa.
re aseensn en- lst policfa insnlar con motivo del
nueEo BIlLs pero entire Assos no suena ningun
eofreliEioniario nusstfc,que los hay an al eneE.
pO eon tansos deTachos taptitudes como Ios
repuhlicgnns
Nos eztFsfis gobrsmAnsra porqus ahoFa,
aegun estatuya oil Bin de VcVe, los sisesRso se-
ran heshos p6r oil jefs del cuerp0 por ell 90
betnador no por recommendation de Ioa apH.
tanes eonD Sc venfa hacienda para ofoiales
suhaltlrnoH, .dandose sl easo slsEapFs de CUE
estes rbconlandRFan & sus pAniaguados
Para tsnisntas seindiesn los sargentos, Car
DO, DlaZ, S1to, Castro Jd1tcey tt1dOs repgbl
eaDos; y plra asrgsntos, da Jasus, Iturrc .to
Niliariny, SantselIa, tamben repuhiieanos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
FIJI =STA De PAT RI0TAs

Pclr lsub- counite de obreres fsdsralea dsl
spaeolo hoftsS. en- Yauco, 80 ha brg aniEado
ma bTlilsEta hssts. de earsetst pbitico, con Ell
On de dAr uAa p6bIca mantftatac6n de sus
enhusiRsEntls y de Ia vItaiidRd dol partido eH
aqnsla conRfea.
D.cho festival, para eI GUS hswios ST 10 ga.
l2ntenientt invisadoa, Sc llavsFk + afscto Ell do
ningo 9 iel cOrrients, en- Ia sIguisnse forina:
10 ReIunidos los fedeFaiet, G las @ da Ta
manAra. en- los aaloDes del Cnbi partirkn
aeon pEn s6loB de Ia orGussaa, 4 Ia sstaci6n del
fsFFoekTrilI rseibir los corteligionarios co
Ponce.
30. Uufdcs 6ibos, en- solemuiA procession
ei9tca que atravssark las ealllls de IS de Ji4lIo
, dc Pieheti0s ae detsndrkn lab nianifestantAa
en- 10 casa moFada del pFasidents del partidO
don Atili0 q SztAE bide, para pfesentarie liI
nueva bauiiers estandarte del Sab Comtb.
31, SigniFa Ia procession ror la cGlls C0Tl-
e0rdtG, baiark por ID dc Meta j atravasand0
= PLAZA de w Washington, tsrmlnara 81 el Club
faderaI.
20 aa 10 In orqusstA sotaI6 algunAn
plakaa parit feunir oil pueblo eil los salonaa dsI
Club; ID ana - dark princf tito 81 an sstsgfD
en- eus naafkn de II psIabra alstintEnidos oril.
dorse ,.e lei isla. inVitadcs sspaciaraants para
este aNta. ri
So TsrEniuark Ia dsatR eoil mas vala1R an
al Cub fsdsral. las s ia In a ouhs
GrAeias, mi gFaeias por Il. cor!ss invita-.
eion dA saoF anfnsiastas eoErslil.lonarles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12

San Jusn, P. B., Mario II de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
UN ACCIDEN7 I'll:

E honorable secretario del gabiarno, Mr.,
HartzelI, al visiAar CON ell gobernador Ia carsel
de Ponce Sc dIsoc0 m tokiIlo consscuencia
de una calda.
Es fsci que rstorns San Juan, annque
Ia lesion no favists gravsdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12

Que los huelgufstas e1srcefon vioiencis
contra sus compahsros de labor essA de mas
decirlo; y.sl estos eisFcisron VicIienela sontrs
los dsmis brRCsros, at su actitud antns do ser
pRcnc& era vlolenta Spodia al tenieElss CaDre"
rA pernauecep impasi0is anita tamRno Do dss6r.
daneg, 90 qua la aetitud del tsnisnts ha dis
gu.tado cisrtoa caciq uillos que 10 van todo
travGs de In polfties y que qaisisFAn que TODD
ne amordaae s las meiidas de aus deseosY
Haraos concufdo, nRFrando los sncssos Isl
como 20 han ysrihsado nada mas.
0Orresponsal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
IsIa en- arriendo

Natieta la nrensa de Beusslas Qie IN sln-
ste4ado de fnaneieros bslgas ha arfandado si
gohsrne eaps II oi ia iBlA de Fsrnanac' roo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-19
HAND CAR IN PERU.
A Thrilling Ride Down the oroya
Railway.

n InrlIllng Ride Down the 0roya
Railway.
Lord Ernest Hamilton in New York
Journa1)
As matter Of fact il is JOG, but for the
sake of a title, the extra six may goa
hundred are enough at any rate for pur-
poses Of illUstra ton.
These hundred odd miles are TO be
found on the Ferro-Carril Central OF
Peru, commonly called the Oroya rail-
way, and they are TO be found nowhere
else ~
This Oroya railway is a very wonderful
line, indeed II not only climbs higher
IMAM any other railway in the world. but
also distinguishes itself in a variety OF
other ways. But the accomplishment
with which I am chiefly concerned is this.
that II provides the only road in the world
down which "a man on wheels can travel
for over 100 miles by his own momentum.
ana praeuc&liy al any pace TO which the
memo or recklessneSs may urge upon him.
The object of what Is here written Is to
trace the sensations born Of a rundown
from the summit Of the OrOya railway
la665 feet above the sea Level, 10 the
verge of the very shingIe that g~inds
under the sway Of the Pacific. You start
under the eye of the eternal SHOWS. and
palms.
You start sick with the uns9eakable
~'Atf-l-f7-e tA SoIDlAes ana YOU HulEl
ecst8cy Of an eXultatiOn too great for
words.
There was one indeed who had done
the run By night who owned that not
Tor all the gold at Areby would he again
pass through that ghastly. dread expert
enCe- With brow that paled and moist
ened as he spoke, he told of the naueiess
horrors OF that midnight run and of the
eVi, crooked nature Of that fiend-in-
spired car Of the hideous clatter with
which Is would plunge into the blackuess
of a tunnel tunnel maybe. whose exit
gave upon the airy void Of space-0f the
satanic zest with which. az the sight Of
the abyss. il would quicken its pace and
charge, only 20 shirk the leap in the
last stride. as II were, and Swerve Off
with a snickering iurch into the rattle n
another tunnel
The passenger train that brought us
up from OrOya has Tumbled down far
out Of sight and hearing The moment
is at hand The heart beats high in ex-
pectaucn- in the same spirit as a stee-
plechase rider that weighs out for an
unknown horse, we stand and take stock
OF every point Of the mount
Ihere Is a back seat that holds two
with comfort and three without The
right hand man on the seat is the driver
Ready 20 his hand is strong lever
brake. The left-hand man. as an auxil-
larry is similarly armed. but only as an
auxiliary force. He acts solely under or
uers and assumes neither initiative nor
responsibility The front seat is a foot
lower and is not 10 be recommended TO
those who can get behind
We put on oEercoats- blue spectacies-
wells over our eyes. and b,4nfaces over
our hats Then we look around. through
blue glasses. aud suddenly remember that
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TWO FLYERS AT The SHOW.
St. Louis Tries to Get Langley to Join
Dumont.

St. Louis, No, April 1S.-An effort is
being made by the exposition officials
to induce Professor s. II. Langley of
the Smithsonian institution at Wash
ington, D. C., to accompany NJ. Santos
Dumont and members Of the Worlds
Fair staff to st. Louis for the confer
encs which is to be held Monday.
This conference viii be, if possible.
made the occasion for defining the rules
and regulations Of the aerial tourna-
ment. The mass of correspondence
which has been received at headquar-
tiers on this subject, most of which has
been I'm the form of queNions relative
to the tournament, has made it highly
important that definite plans should be
published without delay.
According 10 information received
here today. NJ. Santos Umont left
Washington this morning and viii
reach s. Louis tomorrow afternoon.
Willard A. Smith, chief Of transports
ton exhibits of the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. who. as the representative
Of the Exposition company, met n.
Sant0s-Dumont in New York, returned
to St. Louis today and at once set about
making preparations for the work in
which the great Brazilian aeronaut is
to be employed for the benefit Of the
exposition company.
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Neither Fear Nor Favor.

A tactfuI refusal is sometimes hard 20
COMPASS: vet a no may contain
spicier SAVIOR than many an assent
There is a story of Archbishop Whate-
ly. who was walking in London c.iE
park one day with a curate and Charles
Lever. the novelist.
The archbishop was greatly interest
ed in mushrooms, and he picked one
and ate a piece of it, at the same time
handing a biz 90 the curate-
What do you think of that. Mr. Az
he asked.
The curate did not especially like 70.
and. moreover, he was not sure whether
It could be safely eaten. Nevertheless
this was his superior in office man
who must not be offended.
It think. my lord, said he. oose-
quiously. IF il had "a little pepper ana
salt il would be delicious.
Here. Lever said the archbishop
"you taste it and see what you think
Of it,"
Many thanks. your grace. sail
Lever calmly, "but I am not clergy
man. 1t is true that 7 have brother
In holy orders. but he IS not in your
grace's diocese.
The archbishop laughed, better
pleased with this Cleverness or evasion
than by a dull acquiescence, ana aa
the mushroom himself.
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Reason Why Shorts We're Not
Squeezed In [. an.
Deal.

New York. April 1S.-The Evening Post
printed q statement today that light had
Deen thrown on the motive which led
70 a settlement Of the Louisville & Nash
vale situation. The Post said.
The Gates pool appeared to have Sc
cured majority 81 the sixty millions Of
STOCK Of the Louisville and if il saw fit
1t could have squeezed the shorts
Mr. Gates walked into the offices of
J. L. Morgan & Co. and explained the
situation, intimating that the pool was
ready 10 sell out 20 the bankers at a rea-
sonabie profit. The bankers realized the
seriousness Of the case, and invited Aug
uSt Belmont chairman Of the Louisville
d Nashville board Of directors. TO attend
d conference
You have got control: there is no
doubt about that. Sir. Belmont is said
TO have remarked to Mr. Gates. and I
guess there is no doubt about somebody
being badly cornered, from the looks Of
things
Perhaps the gentleman does not
know whom he has caught short. I am
not short and never have been That
$5,o00.000 of new stock was sold for the
company. You and your frields have got
control Of the cOmpany-you are the
company. The higher the price is put
up on the shorts the more it will cost
the company-yOurselve s--at IS.
After Mr.. Belmont's explanation of the
sale of new Louisville stock II is said the
chances Of a settlement promptly i'm
proved"