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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
CHEMISTS FIND AcoNITE.

Death of MIR. and Mrs. Mccormick.
Special to The Globe.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July 90
Aconite was found in the stomach of
Mrs ]. G. Mccormick by the chemists
at the University of Minnesota. This,
was, therefore, the cause of the death
of both Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick The
last report ives received today.
Monday, when the inquest is resum-
ed, the domestic relations of Mr. and
Mrs. Mccormick will be Investigated,
and it is expected that some light will
be thrown on the bath tub tragedy of
three weeks ago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
TeIegraphers In Alaska Strike.

VANCOUVER, B. c., July ga dis
patch from Dawson today says that the
operators of the government telegraph
offices IN the north have gone out on
strike, owing, 1t is said, to the nonpay-
ment of wages and a cut OF. 80 Ia per
cent in SararieS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
PROMINENT MERCHANT AND PIo.
NEER GRAIN MAN, OF HASTs
...laA..SGs INGs, MIMI JasaSs.sssss:.
.assaRaeS saasS,
SUccUMBs TO INJURIES
ss,.i.. a..x. SUSTAINED IN A FALL
Deceased Was President and Director
of the German American Bank and
Extensively Interested in Many Lines
of 5usiness-GeneraI News of the
Northwest.

Special to The Globe.
HASTINGS, Mimi, July CIVIL
liam Thompson, who sustained inter-
nal injuries by a fall, died rather sud-
denly at his residence this afternoon,
aged seventy years.
He was a pioneer grain dealer and
late of the lumber firm of r. C. Libbey
& Co. He also established the Thomp-
son Lumber company, of which 8. w.
Thompson is manager. now operating
some ten yards in Central Minnesota.
Prominent in Banking.
At the time of his death he was pres
fdent and director of the German
American bank. He was one Of Hast
ings' wealthiest citizens and very prom
inent in business circles. He leaves
Hife, one daughter, Mrs. E. c. An
thony, of Chicago, and one son, SewelI
Thompson.
The funeral will be held from the
house next Wednesday at 2:30 p. M,
the Rev. Archibald Durrie officiating.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
LAY A MASONIC CORNERSTONE.

First Step on Handsome New Temple
at La Crosse,
Special to The Globe.
LA CROSSE, Wis, July 26.-The
cornerstone of the handsome Masonic
temple was laid with imposing cere-
mony here this afternoon by the grand
Masonic lodge.
Grand Tiler John B. Cromwell, Of
Milwaukee, was among the partici-
pants. The services were strictly in ac-
cordance with the Masonic ritual
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
COL. AMEs WILL RETURN.
Private Secretary Wheelock Says He
VIII Be Back Soon,

Ernest E. Wheelocok, private secre-
tary to Col. Fred W. Ames said yes
terday that it could be authoritatively
announced that Col Ames would be back
at his desk the first of the week.
When asked as to where the colonel was
at the present time, or had been for
the past two weeks, he said th2* was a
matter upon which he was not ga over
ed to enlighten the public.
He said: "Of course / know, or think
that 1 know, where he has been during
regarding it at TT the J PRESENT time. SSiu
Capt. Coffin has not returned from
Chicago, and Acting Chief Hill says that
he does not know just when he will be
back.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
CLEVER PLAN
TO GET RID OF BORE
Gives Adviser Hair Restorer and Tells
Him 70 Renort I a%ar

~tIFVS ENeIVISST IEaIT INSsCUTeT anu CTS
Him to Report Later.
Among other well-meaning Northern
men who bothered Lincoln in ga with
impracticable plans for ending the war
was kindly, bland, and very bald old
fellow whose flow of conversation was
simply maddening to the good natured
but very busy president. BY hook or
crook, the old fellow managed to get
by the sentinels; and Lincoln was too
soft-hearted to give him premptory or
ders to remain away. One afternoon,
when he had interrupted important
business for nearly an hour, the presi-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
FOND DU LAC, WIS, is FLOODED.
Damage to City by Rainfall Is esti-
mated at $4,000.

HIaIeu at YfUsUUUs
FOND DU LAC, Wis, July 26.-
Fond du Lac was flooded today by a
rainstorm which turned some of the
principal streets into raging torrents
and tore up many blocks Of cedar
pavement.
The rainfall aggregated 8 23100
inches, and the damage in the city only
is placed at $4,000. The crops are seri-
ously damaged and many oat fields
cannot be saved.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
Postmaster General and Family Leave
MiIN. ukee

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2s.-Post-
master General Payne and Mrs. Payne,
who have been spending ten days in
Milwaukee, left this afternoon on the
l:45 train for New York. W..
From there Mr.. Payne will go to
Oyster Bay and will remain near Pres
ident Roosevelt until his departure for
the naval maneuvers now being ar
ranged for the United States fleet. Mr..
Payne will remain with the fleet three
weeks The trip to Oyster Bay is by
appointment
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27

Schmalz. IT. has been learned that
Schmalz and Fabian had been fishing
together and there iF reason to believe
that Schmalz was also drowned.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
Northwestern Patents.

List of patents issued this week to
Northwestern inventors reported by Lath-
- = A->"--~--., natant lawyers. GIL and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
CHARLES SMITH RENoMINATEp.
ThIrty-second Michigan District Repub.
IIcans Nane Him.

a0uGET,oN Mich a., July 2esenator
mated by reclamation for the third term
by the Republicans of the Thirty second
district in convention at Houghton this
afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
AMES WON'T RETURN
HE HAS DISPOSED OF NEARLY
ALL OF HIS PERSONAL
PROPERTY
STAY IN WEST BADEN
WILL BE PERMANENT

VIII Only Return to the City When
His Case Is Called, and Undoubtedly
Will Be Called as a Witness When
Cases Against His Brother Are TAX
en- Up.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
INJUNCTION SUIT
AGAINST IRISH LANDLORDS
Members of Parliament Take Another
Step in the Land War.

Step in the Land War.
DUBLIN, July 26.-Another step in the
Irish land war has been taken in the filing
or an Injunction suit brought by John
Redmond, William O'Brien, John Dillon
and Michael Davitt, representing the
United Irish league, against the landlords
constituting the new "land trust" who
are unfolding the De F'reyne estate ten
ant trouble
This suit alleges conspiracy on the part
OF the land trust to prevent the plaintiffs
reforms of parliament respecting the Irish
laws.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
PAYNE TO VISIT ROOSEVELT.

visiting clergymen will occupy local
pulpitS tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
BooKKEEPER is MISSING.
81 500 Belonging to a Grand Forks
Firm Is Also Gone.

Firm Is Also Gone.
Special to The Globe.
GRAND FORKS, N. D., July 26.-
r. C. Smith, who has been bookkeeper
for Collins & Stinson, machinery men,
for six months cannot be found, and,
according to a hurried inspection OF
his books, $1,000 is missing.
Smith is a young man, of whom lit
tie is known, but he has said that his
father lives in New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-27
LOSES GIRL; SHOOTS HIMSELF

Travelling Salesman Is Tilted and Com
mits Suicide.
CLARINDA, Iowa, July 26-Harry
Faber, travelling for a Keokuk firm,
shot and killed himself today because
his sweetheart had Tilted him.
Torn bits of a letter and the revolver
were by his side. The girl lives in
Texas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
Grace Adela Pierce.
EsTADOS UNIDOS

El gebernador Taft 80 encuantra fuera dc
psligro desde hace dos dfas.
En Washington CORE 81 rumor de que Ell
gobernador Taft no volvera Manila.
Este rumoK ttene visos de Vefaad q causa
de una Ley promuIgsda recieptemente en- ell
CoDgre' Reformando In administrator civil
en- Filpin8s 3 Ia que ge ha mostFado opusste
el gobsrnador Taft. coIOcAndose en- oposici6n
alberta contra la Comtnl6n del 9anado.
En- Ia CAm&rs, bS1a Sc rssumi6 aver Ia
discussion sobre ell SbiliS presentado con res
pects a la revocation del imquesto de guerra.
Algunos de los miernbros de Ia Ckmara 80
rnogtFaron partidsrios de que 81 impuesto de
guerra eobrRse 6nicsmense los productos
Gubanos. Esta proposition fu6 desechada.
Tamhien fueRon desechadss dos propoai-
clones, tsndentas 4 rsbs Jar los dsreehos que
pagan a 50 entFada en los Es&ados unidoR, Ell
cafe el dcsF cubanos, Sin embargo, SO
cor fla 90 la spFobaci6n del <5ills con ligeras
modihcacionea
-Rueva York ha tiio bloQneada por ana
snorme uralla de nieve, que obstruye dih.
culta absolute q eomeEeio el tfAnsito.
Desdo 1888 no hR vfsto una nevada mayor.
Todas las lfneas de tranvfas estkn psraIi.
aadas los aIambres de los telefonos teI6gra.
tos cayeron rsndidos nj peso ds la nieve en-
ellos congelada.
El tren que Sc encontrabs 3 distancia, no
pudo iiegar 3 Ia gran estaci6n central.
Todos los negocos e1perimantan an retra-
so atsmsnta perjndicisl.
Las sutordades, pesar de aus esfuerzos,
han con fesado i'm potsntes ante Ia avAsalla-
dora enorme innndacl6n de nieve,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
AtropeIIO en- Humacao

Be aesrea & sstAs oAeloas francisco Tolen.
tino, sochero de olcio, nos manifesto 10 qua
sigue
iii dfa de 10. corrientes al regresar de
Nsgusbo para Humaeao, guardia insular
de seuel puesto lie entEeg6 un papsl para el
CO bo jose Maria Llenzs. Hai6sa con Ell capt
tan Berrfos, 81 preguntarle 6ste 81 -llevaba
aigunos encargos para Ia poltcis inaular, To-
lentino ls ensyf GO Ell pspsl aludido, 10 ley6 ell
espftEn sc qued6 con 81, manifestkndoe cue
So 10 eomunicark asf & Lienzs, pues solo se trs-
taba de una soiicftnd de licsncia.
En- ara ds las sslles de Humacao sneon-
tr6 Tolentno 81 eabc Llsnza los poiieiss
Emilio Girons, Pedro L6psG Roman Hfp6li-
10 CaizaGs, & ouienes manifesto 10 oGurrido.
Al retirarse, como pasara un eoehero en-
estadO de embrisguez, lilo Pedro Lopez: xAsi
son todos los cocheros, semers borrsch s.. ,
Replic6 ToIensine: GNe tedos son asf: he
venido dar una r&f6n al cabs Llenza y estey
sersnO.S
ga II 10 mismo que & Bernar0ino tene-
mes que srreglarlos,o Tegpondi6 Lopez.
-&Eso me toca pfo agreg6 el 0irona
sin cue medi8ssn mas psl abras Ia agFedf0 bru-
talments, d6ndole M pufetszo al ejo izqnter-
do
Eusegaids ie acometieron Pedro Lopez,
Calzada Ell ga no Lenza, ouienes lie sgopea'
ron con ell pono De los rew6Ivers, ie patea
ron al eaer 81 suelo.
RecibId v&riaa conbusiones, fu6 recono-
eide por oil doctor Font ksartelo.
El JuzGado tieae conocimiento del heeho.
Este fee prssenciado por Francisco R1df
gueE, Migpei Castro ID sRssps Ars>, Emilio
Dias, Juan (s) Yizcsrrondo A foRse.
Por hoy no connentamos.
Toentino es hom6re hcnrade rseffeo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
DE regresO

El coronel George T. Ester, del servieio
Secreto de los Estados Unidos, se halla en- San
Juan, de rCgEeso para Waabir gtcn.
81 cor0nel Foster fac enviRdo Ponce pa
ra que sxaninara las supuestas monedas fall
s&s, qae Sc diio haitian aldo puestas an circala-
ci6n Ia isla gran eanSidad.
Hs lIelnado mueho la Stencibn cue el ehor
Foster Sc haya conformsdo con examfnar los
200 que fueren ecr ezcAdos por ei sub mar.
skaI Frantmsn, an IL <Hscls2da Rsparada.S
No sc ha hecho ninguna otra investigation
en- nipgdn otro- ssntido aunque 81 eoronel SO
nisga hablaT sobfe Ell resultade de e1a~
men, hay n,etivos para Greer que a $50 quedarA
reducida la Alarma que exitt1a sobre laa none
das falGss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
CUENTO MITOLOGICO
aducdO del hg DEM0CRACA Manuel Yordan

CuAndo ell vieio lnvisrno todo tenn mboroso
dessparece Hev&ndose & cusstas Ia inmensR
sfombra de briIlAdora nieve que spgalanaba
los tnontes y los wales, cuando Ia vftgsn pri-
mAvera radlante de hePmosura escena lu-
ciendo con don&ire primer trSie largo de
fopdo verde, guSrDecido do r&yos d g sol ma
tiEado de flores DE color Vario aiegre, Ham6
siempre Ia atenei6n entire bodAs esas flores una,
Que, por su rara bellesa. fu6 bautizsda por 10
dosa Venus con el nombrs de Az 6monA.
Eaa for sB de singular blancnra, salpica-
6RR da diminutas manchas de delicGdo color
AZ rosa, ca historic SO 10 siguiente
En- sousllos tiempos en que el mundo era
nuevo, en- 10 Adorads tlerra de los grisgos los
sor rgregados en- pueblos, sino qua andaban
srrsntes por llAnuras montsh hss y los 6rbOles
' las grutss ls ssrvfan de albergue.
Y tenfan por comp paneros d os doses
6iogss Que convertidos en- hermosos sAres hu-
rnanos bsiab&n menudo & los cRmpos e fsees
Entre aeusllos j6venes habfa uno muy ga.
Ilsrao por sisrto may afcionado 10 caza.
Sc llamAba AdCnis.
Y IIevaoG GismpHe consigo su IsY9a sgu-
6a IanzR CON que ArFGmetf@ las bestias sal
yafes cue por AqusllGB comaFcas abundahan,
v con las cuaIss sosten1s muehos muy Fudos
' pelisrosos eombatea.
R1Gre todas sus smigas, Adonis distiDgufa
( Venus, 10 diosa del amor y la bslezA.
Mku aun, La snabs.
Ia amAba con Gelirio.
Psro no pooiG vivir pag CON ALA.
Y era porque fFecuentents a yela estrs-
macerse asustsdA euantas vsGes Ola OF pene-
trants ahullldo de las RsFas.
Venus prefsris d0ssansar en- aqueIlos pa
rsiss en- qus iAs dKiAdRs-las nlhfas de los arbo-
Iss-murmuraban aus frases dc amor medic
ocuItaa eEsrs las hojss-y donds las nAysdcs-
las ninfas de les sguas- enssysbsu gus cantos
y sonrisss oil Eomp6S Gle 10 m6sics as los ma
nRnNslas.
Y Adonin viva siempra inpselants 2 dis
Rustado porque 50 bella Compafisra ne quejaba
de miedo q CRda instRnte y lie supllcaba CON
roz lAstlmera que no Sc arrieagara q eazar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

perseguir tsnto las fsras, que no SO aIejara
con nfngdn prstexto de au lado.
ESQ era imposibe
Una noche, despu6s dc una laPgx iornada
durante oil di&, bs1o un sol abrssador, oJ6 10
lejos el ladridO desespaLado de sus lebreles.
olvidando Su canssncio fatiga y
dssoysndo Ia voz DO su amAda, ssi6 aprssurs-
damente var 10 msgufacs prssa que sin duda
ibs hscer, gracias ID lealtsd de sus servl-
dores.
Yys pr6ximo 81 attic de IA lucha vic sus
perros 1adeantes furiosos persiguiendo an
enorme jsbalf; eorri6 veIozmsnte hAcis Ia beG-
tia con au iarga faerts lsnza le asest6 pro-
funda herids en- IN costsdo.
Mas Ia Aera, repuesta pronto del gelne,
cobr6 vigoroso impulse, acomes6 son rebia
Este Sc defsndi6 con heroismo luch6 con
suna dastreza.
AL IN 81 jabaf elav6 uno de sus grussos
Rgudos colmtlos en- ell peeho del infeli2 Ado
MS, que csy6 mortsmsnte herido, exhalando
alaridos sstimeYos.
Al OR Venus los gritos de au amante, acu-
di6 prssurosa d8rle suxlio
SobEe Ii hhmeda tlsrra del campo, y&eia
examine 40 81 cuerpo tan bIanco tan her.
moSc; So alredor iban eayendo menudas go
has de ssrg gre que bretaba de Ia hsrida.
10 dioss, iabto 81, arrodIilsda, loraba
cuaDdo "a Sc hahfa aletado de squeloa
In saIvBje fera, aqualla vfrgen ain
ventura comprendi6 que era impossible infun.
dir nueva vida 50 adorable, dej6 que aus ojoa
re deshicieran en- lSgrimas 2 eayerRn sobre sl
cRdkver para an bSsamsrlo.
va MEDIA que aquelias l6grimas fbar
N neEcESndose con aqpelas gotas de sargre ben.
ditR, ibapse transfofThando en- lip disimos cs-
pallos que nj ser besAdos por el c6dro ADRIAN
DUs pStalos baneos suplicados de diminutas
del mas delicado color de EOsa
Dssde ent6aess, Venus di6 1 aquellas do-.
res el nombre de Anemonss, dores del visn~
ss, porqus 81 Csfro. deapuSs de acarieiarlas
esparee suB p6sales sobre 10 verde afombrs
somo lSminAs do blanda nts7e.
Grace Adela Pierce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
T E RR E M 0T0

Sc da euanta de un vioient0 tePFernoto
osuYrido en- Tvans, Caueasis, en- 10 parte sep
tentFional de RuAia.
Las eonmaefones se sintieron dssde ell Mar
Qaspio oil Mar Negro sc dice que ha oeasio
nade graDdes dt f1ss-en uehos pueb.os Ia
ciE6ad de Shsmekha FL Mar Casplo, Trans
CAuessia, con mas de %. 900 babiaantep Sc dice
hA sido totalmente deBtFHida.
Los adihefos 40 sneuentran en ell snelo VI
Ia communication son lR ciudad Sc hAce impo-
able.
Ss crse cue he psrseido II gran ndmere
de peHsenas, pero hRstA Ahora no IS han reeir
hiSe dsspsshea 6irsetos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

Sc aseg gura que las tropAS lngIasas deStina-
Ghs q la campRfa del Africa del sur, estan su-
friendo RFandes pAdecimientoG.
"a desconocimiento de lUgarss cuRndo sa@
len a campRGs - hSos desori0ntarse Sc ven
dc pronto Acometidas por comandos boers.
El mayor ipconVenianta por psrte de las
bropsu Ing glesas, es el que los beers tienen GER
cados grandes terfisoFlos eon La pas ~ ehlo 10
beers no han podido librArse una ves caldos en-
allRz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
LA POPULARIDAD

--Mirs 1Hted-me decfa IN deFgraciado
que lR eofte lego tres s1os hAee
eon 81 haul repieto Gle cemsdies,
aft5enl0s, qnintilias remsnces-
aiFe usted, yo he lushado poF 10 gloria
u as qua poF los gsrbanSOs missFGbless
molsssando o empresaries editoFes
eseritende dsssaie 10 sn toGss psftss.
Como % SOY un gsnfo. estoy SECURE
ae que sl dia en que 81 alma Sc nae mgFcke,
no ha de qaedar nj iastfe nj memorfa
de esa labor tan rudA y ten eonstante.
Pero auneue fuera genio, TODD oil nnndo
pOF genfo me 9Gyfege v RdmiFAg9,
80 mi1erbe me espaFaba? Ls de te0os
cuatro aueitos sepcfllos vuIgsres
diciendo: &Don Falano tiene ell titus
ID cienOia desespera de sslvarls.D
zHa muerte esta msfana don Falane,
rodsado de amigos entra q ahIes>
Luego ian articulito neerol6gico
relatando: nlls obFas principaes.
diciendo que perdfa con mi muerse
muehfslmo ell p&is... y en- pas dsscanse.
ESQ. 6qu6 es? Caai NADIA. 70 auisiera
que en- las horas supremas me alcanaasen
vislumbres de esa gloria CUE el sepalcro
p&ra Ion seres superiores abre.
Tener Il la naci6n, con mi gor1A,
temeroha, cnnvuIsa, paipitsnte,
bebtendo mis paIabras en- la pFensa,
eomentsndO nais eastos mis- frasss..
Crea listed que he pensado muchaa veees
trccar la iD6til puma por al sable
narclaarnae & ls gnerra, en- 10 guerra
nO1lg SluEIpS&NenRd Eu uA pouaS&a0tsa'
Pero !. luege he eaido de mi hnrro:
tiens gFAndeza ell aeto, ys Sc sRbs;
= los que mueren por Ia patris, lcgran
Ii aureesa y Ia palma de loa mAFtirea.
Pero eli morton confuse casi tiempre,
xevuelt1s englCbaGOs en- los parties
cue extgaefan ense gufds Ion diarI0s,
Sin notAs, com antarfos nj detallas.
7 mf ants aapiro a6io, & toda costa,
= aunqns MA cusste lSgrlmas sargre,
que & la hktoria nssen nails haEalaae,
pueds ucurfirme que nj el nombre pass
Por 10 eusl sepa nate, Dios me psrdone
cue en- este af&n tiranico. insaeisbla,
de que en- oil trance fIsTo de In muerte
todcs mis- cpetanos me aconspahan
yen nails RGsos 80 nis el orbe entefo
sterna fama en- ell cadRlsc aieAnee..
/ ne estSn dandc astos 6fas tentacIones
de ponsr uns bonbR en- enalquiar parte
Sinesio Delgsdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

En 81 DepSrt2mento de lh gusFrs rgies'
hs IA recibido un csblegrama De lord hlbcpe
ner trasmitiendo una propOsieion del general
De Wet pidiendo un Rrmisticlo a IN oe entrAf
en- IAs dlscnsiones de nm arregio ae paz enSre
los hner 70 8 Ing laterra.
HsstA hoy ell Departsmento De "a guerra
no ha dado contsstacl6n al cable de Kitchener
La opinion eu LcndEss es favorable a. ar
fhistiefo pedldo, peEo exigisndo que cate dure
poco los beers Sc abstengan en- absolute de
AvAntar en- aus posiciones nj IN solo paso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

Muehoa hombres pLbIieos de Dnamarca,
entire eIloa dos ministries de la Corona, mss
de is, 900 ciudsdanoa, proteetan en5rgcamen-
sa por la css0n De las antiIias & los Estados
Unidos.
En vista de elloB, So hs psdide 81 Fey Girls
tiap que dssista dc hacer scde Tratado con IL
rep6bliea del Norte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

z1 anuel Silva, comerciante. Provisio-
Az mes y frutos del pals. Pavfa 10 Are
cibo, P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
a los suscritores
de The Puerto Rico Herald"

Hacemos aAber os seliores suscritoFes On
Esta isis DE The Puerto Rico Herald, que por
lsIta de ndmeros tengan incompleta ls coiec-
rt6n- Gus nuestro estiinado amigo don Jol6 @.
aeigei, sgente del colega en- 1sabeia, tiene de
venta elem plares bastantes, correspondien-
tes 4 los pdmeros IL. 13, IA, IL, 1s, 10, 20, 21Y
22, %, "a 25, 26, 81 % de dicha revista.
Envisr& cualquier pueblo &c ID 1sla los
que 80 le pidsn. Z.
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dores exportadores de mercancfas.
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IF ederaci6n Libre"

Aver nos ha visitadN o. 90 rGmero de 10
sFeders ci6n LlbreS, 6TgaDo ds lss nnionas
la federsct6n obrera. Sc publica San Juan
siendo director don EUgsnio Sanchez.
DeseSrnesle larga vida al cole ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19

N Eerminio Diaz Navarro, abogado y
notario, con bufete en- San Juan,
Fortaleza 33.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-19
PARTIDO FEDERAL
oFICINAs EE SAN JUAN

EJ seIor Presidents del Ctterpo EjecuttUo,
por haber lnudado su residsncia s Santurce,
recbfra en- 81 despacho-Sen Juato 11--de Ia
de In tarde p. m.
SecretdrEG General: ForselezA II, altos d.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-20
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Washington university has insti- tuted travelling fellowship in archi- lecture which will enable the young man who wins it to spend a couple of years in study in Europe.
 President Birmingham, of the New York board of education, has accept sd the offer of several churches of rooms in these edifces for the use of city schools, the buildings belonging to the municipality being overcrowd- ed and thousands of new pupils seek ing admission.
 Cornell university has IS scholar ships. each valued at S200. but this year only IS were awarded, as the re- maining candidates did not reach the required standard of excellence. These scholarships are open only to graduates of high schools who desire to enter Cornell
 Moses Leonard Frazier, the only ne- gro who ever graduated, from the school of political science in Columbia, university, New York city, is a shin ing light. He has been graduated from three colleges, conducts real estate business and finds time to manage a barber shop He is master of phi losophy, bachelor of philosophy, master of arts and an inventor. Mir. Frazier was born in 1860. and he was 35 years old when he had earned suffi- cient money to enable him to enter col lege-
 Prof. Frederick Hirth has begun in Columbia university the work of in structing students in the Chinese lan- gnage, written and spoken. Later he intends to conduct courses on Chinese literature and studies in the arts and industries of the orientals. Prof Hirth denies that knowledge of the Chinese language is particularly diff cult of attainment, though, as he re- marked to his first class. students must not expect to chat with their laurdrymen in few weeks"
 There are in the Oxford Christian EndeaVor union at the present time some 21 branch societies, with mem bership of GIT. Of this number 348 are members of Christian churches, and no fewer than 500 are total abstainers. Tn the Oxford union several, of the members have pledged themselves to spend 15 minutes each day in quiet de- votion. and not few have joined the Tenth Legion, who promise to devote one-tenth of their income to the serv- ice of the Lord. .-
 As a result of the tireless, efforts of Judge Tuthiil. of the juvenile court of Chicago, to provide home for the boys. of the street, a farm has been purchased near St. Charles. H.. on which suitable buildings are soon to be erected. Before many months elapse there will be a place where boys who are too bad to send to Glen wood, and too good to be sent to Pon- tiac. will be given a chance to become good and useful citizens" The farm comprises nearly 1000 acres of rich land, and will be made to produce the fruit and vegetables needed in the in- stitutfon. The boys who have no taste for farm work will be educated in the arts and will be taught trades. The institution will be one of the largest of it's kind in the world. and will no doubt prove an agency for the redemp- tfon of thousands of homeless, friend less boys. -.@ ...- .