davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
ULTlMOS CABLES
OORTADILLO

Espa1a
Ha ocurfido una terrible explosion en- una
fabrica de tejidos de Manresa, donde setallt
Ia caldera de vapor.
o0reros obrsras f0eron muertos en- ell acct
dente, eontandose IN gran nd nero de heridos
Algunos mfembros de las personals que su-
cum Dlerou 80 encontraron q una distAncia
lncreloie SO 1nvestfga por Las autoridades y
el pueblo Ell raconocirniento dc los muertos.
FL gobierno dedicsrA una suma 81 aivio
de las tsmliss de los obreros que perdieron In
vida.
Sc aguarda de an momento q osro que
Sc decida 10 crisis en- ell gsbinets espafiol.
SOLO sAldrA IN ministro habPA eamhio de
csreeras entre los que queden.
SAgasss 40 da impottancfa Q este movi-
miento.
B6Igica
La CAmara de sociaitstas cato fcOa he 'r&s
eata practicando grandes trabajos cerca del
gobisrno britdnico en- favor de los boers.
Los eat6iicos beigas, llevAn q su trAbajo
en favor de los boers el cArScter de doctrinal,
pAZ, annando cor cesiones de uno otro sbando
lnchadoT.
lnglaterra
ADtes de aver, en- IL C6mara de los Comu.
mes, Mr. b four neg0 rotundamente que 50
haysn pedido al gobierno condiciones die paz
on Ia guerra que sosbiene Inglaterra con las
reL 6blicas sud hftieanRs, Astgur0 Que al ga
binete no ha AutortzAdo nipgupa otra gsstI6n
despue@ de las terminadas entire i 1 L tche-
ner Botha, que no dieron nj gu resultado
positive
Anidi6 que Ia Gran BfetanA no sceptarfs
nipgana cIase de negoc1aci6n para Ia paz qae
no estuvera bssada en- la rendici6n incondi~
clonal de los bOers que 10 dicho en- Holands
ei microbes d time es oora de los sgsntes sud
stric6nos, deBeosos de hacer ver Que Ell gobfer-
no Ing 6s 10 pueds sostsner la guerra por mas
tempo.
Venezuela
Siguen las Acometidas de tropas rebeIdes
o desEAcAmentos IeAles.
e estado general de Ii RspGbitca sstG
mug leios de ser fancrsbls. La luchA tntesti
~ ocasions grandes males y paraliza las syo.
neiones del eomsrc1o.
Africa del Sur
Sc han recrudeeido los eRcuentros antra
inglesss beers. log aterra sssgura Que OBJ
tend1a Ia par por las Srmas, los beers ne pro.
pcnen obtener su iddependencia
La lurht es vsrd lad era "a snte encarnixadA
per una otrA pArts.
Pareee qle han cobrado nuevos alisnto.
duranss las negociaciones que antss So enta.
blRfon.
va todos las gsstlones diplom6tIcas en- IA
Vor del teFmino oe la guerra sc b an retiradc,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
Tranluilidad, salnd ? Rsp,so para las
Madreg J las Oriaturas.

FL JARABE CALMANTE de Is
seHora " 1NoLON, ae ia To- nifios en-
ell perfodo de la DENTTCIOJ. les
aDianoa las enclas, resuelve ls inflammation
= 111Fia todo color, oura Ell coli o ventoso
AnoSsnee encaz en todOa tos1paso~.
aconselamos Las msdres GU teng IN
nlno enfermo que NO dejea q 6 Ia prevan.
clon pr'pla III La Gle otros, eVite el uso de
esta lnedioina que proporciona alivio se-
gnro, Embellishments segnro. ii se uss
7Doriiunomente. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
noRRORoao lnlcEmnln

En- Observation-Disclosures
duJose una terrible confagracion.
Las p6riidIas SO conceptdan
en mas de quinientos mil dollars.
V0LADUHIAS
Mu" hos edificiog fueron vola-
dos con dinamfta.
Los esfle-z realizados por
el cuerpo de B2mberos resultaron
lnffuctuosos para contener el fuo !,
go.
DECLARAEGOM
La comisi6n de medios y ar
Dltr1os manifesto que la abolici6n
de lmpuestos sobre Ia guerra no
perJnd1ca las concesicnes c0banas.
EM e. HAwAIE
Los productores de azticar de
remolacha trabajan contra el ira
tado de reciprocidad entire Cuba Y
los Estados Unidos.
Esperase el dictamen de la
Comision Y SO hara 10 que 6sta re-
suelva.
El Senado remitira dicho
acuerdo al Congreso.
LOS SEMTEMCIA0os il mUERrE
Els probable que el Tribunal
Supreme recomiende clemencia
para los cinco sentenciados q muer
to.
Sc ha fijadc ell plazo de diez
dias para resolver en- definitiva.
e. SARGEATD ANDEMO
Fla sido dgclarado cesante por
imposibilidad f1sica.
La policfa insular pierde un
buen Blemento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

Dxtractamoa de una carta los ukYrsf,s
elocue tes que sfgueD, cuya lectnra as 40
6remanera interessnte
az, cn6I no serfa mi sorpresa al reconocer
m SOTO le era InnY cisrto TODD cnantO de sn
Emuti6n ee dactHs sine que de ella pods es-
peFn Su niue m mas En esta creencia me
"ec' usaris en IN conUalece1actG de t0CIos las
e'geTnead1deS G0ttdas tiSnIo de constitoYen
te Nils esperSnEss no quedRron defra uda dss
hoy cnep TO por eentenares Jos casos an ape
ell eml1leo de Ia Emulsion de Scott IA aldo sa
guido de veFdadero 6xttO, eyitando las reoaI
das tan frecueDtes en- un ain n1mero ia an
fsrmedades. A 4, no tepgo inconyeniente an
recoUendaF mis- compFc fssorss Ell ugo ia il
Enuiai6n de Seobt, prepsrada por scott 4
. vac, no solo los aasos 90 que Sc haua
lndiesda, en- lOs cualel debe haher va me-.
Cleo cue no conOzca sacacis, sino muy es
pecfalmente en- La oorualecenctd de toctds Lna
e1ger1n6dddes Ggndas y sab ogatd II, en- las que
San rtpidameDte Sc verifica el proceso destroc,
1.-Two, como MEDIC segurO de reparaF las perdt-
l6gicc.e
Ljr. Francisco Sobus
sso. D'ming,, r. d., Septiembrs 1924.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
VIS q :

Esta mana tnvmos eI gusto de saludar
Bugenio Vivsa de Caye1; don Nsrciao varona,
de San Lorenzo; don Jof6 G.. Va7ouez, don
Juan AIbisux don Dario VareIs, d. Ia Cidra
Todos, excepci6n del seh1r Morales, son
mRestrcs que vienen q las conferencias escola.
res que hoy 80 celebran en- Caguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

20 lies parece ustsdss Ia eepIicaci6ap
fAita de otra, buans es esa q ella nos
atenernos hasta que el gObieFno nos brfnde otPa
mas sAti fsctoria plausible.
~
EKhams <Ls CorrsspondsnclaD ell recuer.
do de den P6ux, de aqnel fsmoso don P6lux
vltable en- todas las mssas como el sarroz blan.
Coz
Tsnian 10 en- cuenta que dssie la Invasion
AGA hsmos progresado mucho, parece CUE los
Polux, por no ser menos, obedientes . Ia lev
de las eVoiucionss, Sc rsproducen mutipli.
can.
For ESQ no nos sorprende Ia noticia d g que
ahora haya cuRtFo platos de ese arroz blanco.
L1 que nos exGrafa es qae no ssan mas.
Pero con el tfempo con un palito iran
aumentando, aun cuando sea por squelio de
que 10 malo abunda. 10 que abunda no
daRs.
-.
senior Matienzo para su anunciada conferencia
en- ell Ateneo.
Pero esta fu6 suspandida, sin duda poro no
no convene, por ahara, desentra1ar ciertas
cosas, aunque Sc sientau efectos.
AL buen callar llannan Sancho.
Dsspn6s, una yea que la absorci6n sea un
heehe, sera tiampo de hablar de ella.
SOmos asf
Desperdiciamos Ian oportunIdades cuan.
do ya no hay remedio, surgsn las lamentacio-
neg y las protestas tardias,
1n ese punto permanecemos estacfonados
dc ahl no hay q1ien nos saque.
OORTADILLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
CHARDONI & YORDAN
p0Assg -aaQR q

Agenaia De uegocio% j1diciales, No
tariales, Conten eiosos ETC., etc. Testa
neutarias' Sc arreglan por diffoiles que
aean. EsrEc1.ALlDAD en- j risdioci6u vo.
luntaTla: Asuntos contenc osos, SIC tranzi.
Tan con pFont1tud: Snbsana8i6n de defe0
tos en documentos sujetos inscripoi6r:
AaENrEs de % conpafifa de Seguros de
VIDA <EL SOL,1 del Canada, Compra
venta de 6ncas r6stioas urbanss. AS.
TrvIDAD, prscios m6iiaoa.
Julio 30 Gle 1901,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

IN GABLE

IN GABLE
Ii Cmara de Comercio de
esta capital cablegrafio aver d don
Federico Degetau, comisionado
republican, eli Washington.
TENTO
En- el texto del cable le dice
que siga adelant9 on su actitud
contra la reciprocidad de EStados
Unidos y Cuba Y contra, tambi6n
de que esa isla obtenga yenta las
sobre el cafe do Puerto Rico on los
mercados de la Union.
AUTOMOBILES
Sc ha constitnfdo una ennre.
sa entire San Juan y Ponce.
Oonduclran La correspondent
hn a DriI proximo comenzaran
G r0correr dlcho tray ecto.
YACHT cLuR''
Esta sociedad So propone re-
caudar fondos 4 fin de constrnfr
nn edificio propio, para ell one sa
ia presupneatado Ia snma a.
,natro mil dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

En- Juana Dag Sc hi dado sepulturs 81
entusiafta Correigionarto nuestro don Jo.e
GODzaIk2, veciDo lei barrto zRo Cs d g absio
Su cad4ver f. d aeon Pc Il Ado al cementerfo
poF numerosa conCurrencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

VOCABlDLARIO GEOaRAFLCO de los
Estados Unidos por don Narciso YarcnA de
venta an esta inprents III centsyos ejsm-
gler'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

El gobefnador suspende por trefnta dias
la ejecUci6n de loa cinco reos de Ponce para
considerar los petciones de indulto que SO e
dtrigen,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
EI IOtiCiaS

Els nuy probable que SO h4gan algunos
traslados de cabos guardlas de Ia policia
1nsular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

Mr. Gaorg' a.. Fallen professor americana
es otro de los q1e SO mnestran partidarios del
castfgo corpora an las ascnelas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
Francisco ] Mater
Y Ramon Nadal
A90GAa0s Y sOTARlOS

Oon nobarlas en Ubaa3o Arecibo res.
i3acti7aments. REfeta 50 Araciho. Ofra
rem 81 pdblieo ssis Ssrslsci js protesionalss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

Ia los panass esrs n lies hav II presos
conde Dsdoa por los tribunaies de Puerto Rico,
en- tielnpos de EspSnA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

Sc encuentra On la capital ell cura p6rroco
de FAjHrdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
HOTEL oLIM!.1Po
&A NTETRCE

A 10 MTNUTOS DE SAN JUAN
81 metor hotel en este cllma.
Esplendida ventilacion. Parone,
lardines J Kiosco q Ia inRlesa.
Excelente servicio Gle carrua1ess
Precios motisrados. So hacon re.
ducc1onos para familias. Alum.
brade eI9ctrico moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

vapor americana sPonct9 COO destino New
York L!evs passjeros. carga correspon,
dencist.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

e iuzgado de- C4tedral condena Satur-
elmo Corchado (nudc) uufrir Ia pena de un
mes IN dia de carcel, por bnrto de dos pares
de chinelas en- la tienda xE. TT6 pico.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

90 les p9rece q ustsdes la eepIiCaci6n?
fAita de otra, buana es esa ' a ella nos
Rtenenos hssta que ell gObierno nos brinde otra
mas sAti f sctoria plausible
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

Nnestro estlm&do coFTeligionario don EEe-
quiei Martinez Quintsro, lieenciado en- letras
not& Bile pariodistss di6 Anoche una conferen-
ella en- los saionea de Ia federation LibreS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01

81 recufs0 da csssCi5n interptle sto yor los
GSncesores de )'6 Hernai2S contra don Artu-
70 Maa 50 declar6 con lugar, sin especial COZ
dena de costss.
a rer diilmos 10 contrarto por un laDsus
pturBa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
Asamblea legislative
Session del dia 81 de .Enero

10 una 40 minutes sc declaYa alberta
ID sesi6 por eI presIiente sefi Rossy.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
9rOBe arbeiter=9 Denomination
Tane geftern in 2erre Saute, Sno.,
itatt.

Serre Saute. Sab, 8. 5ebr
Gin rieiensrOBe paraoe Der bieRsen
arbeiter.9ereine fanb beute Ha@mittas
itatt. an berielbsn nabmen idmmtIibe
orsanifrten grbeiter Der Staot tbeil /,
iomie au5 Die ausseiperrten ebemalisen
anseiteften Der serre Saute electric
Company uab Die ON Musitanoe befinb-
Iiden 9ln9eitelltsn Der StraBenbabn-
8eielidaft. Yrafoentt 9. s. Wa-
bone pon Der Snternationalen Ser.
sinisuns BON StraBenbabn-a ssftelltsn
belt Die Souptrebe.
Sic 9emonitration mar ans Spmpa-
THE fir Die ausitdnoisen StraBsnbabn.
anseitellten arransirt. Sie StraBen-
babn-6eielidaft befaratete 8epalt.
tbdtistsiten sssen Die arbeiter, peIde
Die SteIlen Der Ssreitsr ausfiillen uno
itelIte ben 9etrieb auf Die Sauer oes
llmSuses 9dnSlib elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
1Siir Il ie 8nrenfinoer
Col srl. Hooiebelt cine Vetitiou
nnd) 9on6on mebmeu.

Cincinnati, O., 7. 6ebr. Oe-
I,sai.n Der 3nansis bielisea irldnoii9en
Wsseinisunsen bisItsn seitern cine @cr-
iammIuns ab uuO beiprahen bic GEE
pIante Geiis, SRI. alice &ooieoeIts CUR
Rr0nuns aonis eoiparbs. ardiioeni
Soiepb asoID CAB ipdter cine grtIdr-
uns ab, mona9 Die bisfsen SrIdnber
bsiiirporten, oaB SRI. &ooiepeIt cine
pesition ,u @unifen Der guren nit mad
9onbon nimmt, Die ausidlieBIib Dor
ameritaniiasn Jrauen unterssi5net 1T
Eieie YetitioE. in nel5er I'M Die Gnt.
laiiuns Der Bursntinoer aus Der DE-
ianssni9aft eriuht miro, ioil 9onisir
Ntsranbra iibsrrei5t meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
subiamapolis, snb.. suuutas, ben 9. Gebruar 1902.
stnr, Oer q ..pubIif.
Das iif mas prin5 pietor
11apoleon erifrebt
-
Grlakt elm asamifeit an oas fraas
sSiiihe Bolt.

Yaris, s. Jebruar. / Bring @ietor
HapOlsou, Der 6iibrsr Der Sn perialis
fen, lat beute in sinsm Waniislt-< oos
frans6fide @olf aufseforoerf, ibn als
6ibrer Der Nation anSusriennea. Ct
iast gan. offen, ooB Die repubIitaniide
&ssieruns fi@niht mebr ian9e baIten
tonne. Gr 1T 81 0uniten Der saifer.
li4eu Resieruugsform uno cine 9erab'
iebans Der Wilitdr-0ienifseit, ioIDie
Der grbaltune bes Srisosns. CT LIT
Elm @esnsr Der iOriaIiitii5en Gin.
miiduns In Die 9eitimmunssn uber
e0sns une Arbsits,eit Der arbeiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
Den gertreteru Der Yreiie
Giebt Ole y11ew porfer Staats-
5eituns" elm srobes
Sdnfett
3m Gbrem Ses VriH5em Seimrid).

Nen Yort. 8. Sebr. Sic Yl6ne
fir eas gantett su gbren oes prinsen
Deinrid DOR YreuBen, pel5es bic .glew
Dorter Staats 3eituns" ON z6..
6ebraar ben Wertretern Der ameritani.
f4eR preiIe seben pirb, ad9ern ii9 Der
Wollenbune. 1leber 400 ginIabunseH
Rnb an bic @ertreter Der tdsli9en
3eitunsen i'm 9aHbe ausseididt, unb
bic folsenben SOaite in ausii9t se.
nommen norben
Gin Willtommen unierem oiitin
sairten 8aft", BON Sermann 9tio6er,
mOrauf Bring Seinrib antporten pirS;
Ser aaiisr pon Ssutialanb unb
Der 9raRoent Der 8ersinisten Staa.
ten, Reoner @biteIaw Rsio, BON Der
Stem Yort Sribune";
~Oie YreIIs - oas Sane, wel6ss
binbet", ct. Clair Mcaelwap, pom
pSrootIpa eagle;
rSa9ienblut'- Was mir 9euti6.
lamb auf oem @ebist Der 3iteratur,
aunit, aSiheni9aft unb Wtufit Der.
oanteu",. @y.@eneraIpoi itmsilter ebas.
Gmorp Smith. pom Der rYbilaoeIpbta
preB".
rSnternaiionnle 6reunbibaft", 9bas.
W. Raapp, st. 0Ouis Hepublic".
Wapor Com tiinoiste beute on, baB
aui @riu4en bss Staatsietretdrs Sop
uns Der 8aibinstoner 8eb0rsen oas
Datum, ar iueI@em Dem prinsen 9ein-
rid oas gbrenbiirserre@t Der Stabt
Iew Dort serliebsn msroen fotle. BON
Niesitas. bem %. Gebruar, auf sonn-
abens, ben %. Sebruar, uerIest NOR.
ben iei..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
Gin ytabtwddter
Saste ie9s Sanfraaber in Ole
5fu@t.

9ancafer, Ya., 8. 6sbr. Gin
0.riua. Die Sap Rational 8aut in
Gap, pa.. gu beraubsn. miBsliidte in
6olse bes rshtseitisen Gtnsreifens bes
@6hters Gapib Stannir, Der. our3
cine GrploRon uufmsrtiam sema@t,
berbeieilte uno ole &duber our9 &epol.
peri9Ifie peri5eudte. Sie Rduber err
Hibertsn Die S9Iiie. obne ibr 3isI su
treiisn, unb ueri@panben. Giner BEL
@duber muroe perIsst unb ipGter IN
Yartsrsbur9 perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
GatraltnuasreOen
Sm preaHiidben ennbtas sesen Die
@ngldIosr.

8srlia. s. Sebr. SIN preuBi'
i5en 9anbtase waroe bsute Elm Sturm
Der Gairaituns sntfsIlelt sssen bic bri.
tii9s &oncentrationspolitil in Siibaf-
rita ourb Den GonierpaiiDsn Rewolbt.
er uerianste su wihea, marum Der
Reibstan,Ier aaf cine 3uidriit oes
seutiben concentrations Eager Nus
.idulies. morin bic Goopsriruns Der bri'
tii1en Beb0roen fir bic YertbeiIun9
BON ggaaren uno yropifionsn an bic
toncentririen 1urea psrianat Miro ,tribt
beantwortet babe.
G;rai BON Billion mar nibt anmeienb
uuo Hismano erUicsEls seitens Der
9egisruns. OaS peranlaBie bic asb-
ner oller Yartsien, bic britii9en 2on.
centrirunss-Metbo 5u psroammeu
unb 3u foroern, oaB Die &eSieruns ole
MISUNDERSTANDING unteritiibe
2emolbt erfldrte, oas 8omite babe
800 900 Start seiammelt uno @aarer
iowie Nabrunssmittel uno babe 'jinsli
ert cine SenounS i'm 8ertbe Don
$4,000 Marf nod Siibafrita ab9e.
ianbt. Sas &omite bat tpeitere Waa-
ren i'm Dsrtbe poR 5O.000 gum Ser.
laben bereit, pinIdt jeoo9 porDsr eins
3uf9eruns. oaB oieielben ibrer ri9ti.
gen 8eitimmans iiberseben werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
uHuerGnbert
ST bas 8eiineen oeS Sobnes oes
VrGRbenten.

2 Waibinston, $. g., 8. Sebr
PrdFoent Rooisoelt purbe beute tele-
srapbii9 benadri9tist. baB in BEN
8eFnben isines Sobnes teine geiieruns
einsetreten 1T. Ser Yraiibsnt bat in.
folss eshen feline 8eiie nod ebarIei.On
aufseseben, um i'm Hotbfalle mittelit
SpesiaIsuses iofOrt on Die Seite ieines
Sobnes fabren su tonnen. 6raa
Rooiesslt 1T bersits In @rotOn anse-
lonst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-02-09
seniationelie eei@nloiauns.

Jrantiorf. SnO., 8. 6sbr. er.
5ruifee gS. .. GIorI murSe beute an-
8eitost, 9opnib,p.@sioer Z i'm Nelaufe
bon $I0.0l6-72 gu onoersn 3iDeden
auF Nrtiiel psrous9abt Ju baben, pelde
The Daily soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1???-1911, 1902-04-21

Call on the oliph one and exa mln'
our new 1902 model Hammond type
writer. 70 u
The Daily soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1???-1911, 1902-04-21
At the Churches.

Methodist-Rev. M. b. Umsted
will preach at IL m, and at :oO.
Epworth League at o'clockp P. M,
in the chapel.
Cumberland Presbyterian
~. &. Thurman will preach at Ii
d. m, and at 1880 p. N. Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. ~.
Baptist: Preaching both fore
noon and night by Rev. Huddles-
ton, Rev. Hartley being absent
from. the city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Ed. T.
o. Rogers: Subject IL a. m. "Ihe
Fullness of Christ" Night
ssWalking by Faith"
St. Mary's (Catholic)-Regula
Sunday services conducted by Rev
Father Fuerst.
Sunday school at each church a
$50 q M. Each of the above mem
berships extend cordial invitation
to the public to be present, AM
visitors to the city especially vii
DE welcomed.
The Daily soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1???-1911, 1902-04-21
Epworth League.

Regular Epworth Service at NJ.
E. church chapel at six o'clock Sum-
day evening.
Leader:-u. NJ. Woods.
Subject knowledge of Saliva
ton; How can I know that am
saved?'
References. John 8:32; / John
3:14; l John At.
Isn't it a suggestive topic? 1t
will be an interesting service.
All young people not worshipping
at this hour are cordially invited to
attend.
widespread prayer ard thought
is entering on this meeting.
COMMENTS.
Popularity with some people in
Paragould might me.lu eternal con-
demnation. Am one of them?
Popularity with Jesus Christ is
Eternal Life.
Christ-the epitome OF gentle
maniless gave his blood sealed hand
| that we are saved.
We must love others. There is nc
room for quibbling, unkind act, un'
charitable speech or selfish thought
He will keep il we commit-otl
tempers and our tongues; our eyes
and our ears, our hands and ouI
hearts.
II. M. W.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
DETAILS ADD TO HORRORS
First Reports OF the Earthquake in
Guatemala Are Not Ex-
aRRerated.

SAN FRANCISCO, May S1.-Later details
Of the earthquake in Guatemala add to it's
horrors. Passengers arriving on the
steamer City of Sydney say they under
stood that 1,400 dead we're taken from the
ruins Of Quesaltenango. One man who was
there and aided in the work Of getting out
the bodies says that over 1000 had been
taken out when they left there on May 10,
twenty-five days after the city had been
destroyed. Reports of losses and damage
on the coffee plantations are beginning to
come in and they practically double the
total reported from the towns. The es-
timated figures run into the millions.
T~apacuhcula is a city of about 10000 and
the damage to the town is estimated at
about 5000 600. San Marcos, a town near
Quesaltenango. was also destroyed, with
great loss Of life. There were 14O prison
ers in the Jail and every man was killed.
crushed and buried under the falling walls.
In Tlachico, a town of 1000 inhabitants,
not a house was left standing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01

der establishes twelve troops OF seventy
Eve men each. This will decrease the total
strength OF the fifteen cavalry. regiments
from 1880 TO 1900.
In the artillery branch the coast con-
tingent will be kept at its former strength
Of 126 companies Of 10e enlisted men each,
or 8 total Of 10, 7s4, but the field artillery
will be reduced from thirty batteries OF
100 men each to twenty-eisht batteries
twenty-five light and three mounted) OF
120 men each.
Provision is made in the new order for
two siege batteries, each with a strength
Of 100 men. which, in addition to the light
and mounted batteries, will give the ar
tillery corps a total enlisted strength OF
7,742, as against the 1852 men provided
In the former order. The new order re-
duces tho number OF men In infantry COM
panies from 1O4 to eighty, and our thirty
regiments OF twelve companies each Will
now give a total infantry force OF 29. $50,
instead Of $500. The strength OF the en-
gineer branch remains as formerly, as does
also the strength OF the stan departments.
It will be the plan Of the War depart
ment hereafter to divide the army, as pro-
vided in the order issued today, into thirds,
having one-thlrd of the entire establish
ment in the Philippines at all times and the
remaining two-thirds In the United states
and elsewhere. BY this plan an enlisted
man, taking six years as a basis, would
serve four years in the United states
proper, or in Hawaii or in Alaska, to every
two years served in the Philippines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
SOLDIERS BURN ONE VILLAGE
inhabitants Refuse to Give Informal
ton Concerning
of a Native.

WASHINGTON, May s1-colonel Wagner,
assistant adjutant general, U. S. A., and
formerly adjutant general Of the Army in
the Philippines, today continued his testi-
mony before the senate Philippine commit
tee.
He said he knew that one village had
been burned because the citizens would not
give information of the murderers OF a ma
tive friendly to the United States. He gave
a fine character to General Bell as a hu-
name oficer. He said the conduct OF Amer
leans In the Philippines had been uniformly
kind and considerste to the native pris-
oners.
Colonel Wagner aid not agree with Gen
eral Hughes that the war in the Philippines
was not a civilized war. He said that in
tho provinces commanded by General Bell
about 100, 900 people were gathered in the
concentration camps. Their property left
outside the camps was conhseated and the
wealthy people lost heavily. He did moi
believe that any camp described by an an
onymous ofheer as a suburb OF hell" ever
existed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-01
SUMNER COMFORT
Get READY For Warm Weather.

BY a complete change in breakfast, at
this time Of the year. one can put the
body right to go through the summer com
fortably.
Leave off meat, potatoes and heavy body
heating foods. and use the food that Will
nourish the body and give reserve. force
to the brain and nervous system.
A most appetizing and healthful break
fast can be made on Grape-Nuts and cream,
some fruit and perhaps two soft boiled
eggs-this meal will furnish full strength
ana nourishment up to the next and has a
remarkable effect on the body during hot
weather. Remember the cells OF the body
you are now building Will last you into
summer, so be sure and build the kind that
tend to keep a cool body and level head.
One pound OF Grape-Nuts has more
nourishment-that the system will absorb
than ten pounds Of meat. without any OF the
internal heat Of meat that a person wishes
to avoid during the warm season; it's rich.
nutty flavor added TO the delicate sweet Of
the grape sugar makes a dish pleasing to
the most critical taste.
You receive Grape-Nuts from the grocer
ready to serve, as II has been thoroughly
cooked at the factory by food experts, and
this saves heat from cooking and time and
e~xertion necessary in preparing ordinary
food.
A change from the old breakfast to one
like this will refresh and invigorate the
system in a surprising manner and permit
you to enjoy the pleasures Of summer in a
cool. comfortable fashion when your neigh
bors, differently fed, will be hot"