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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
La trata de bIancas

No sa extrafio que los francsses produE-
can tAntss noveiaa ds foileain. La vida dc
PATS es un PERI pstuo meIodrAma. 81 ala que
no hay una cRtAstrofe ansncisrs con sns sui-
eiafos indisuensAbies, q un Rsesinato lleno de
maeabFo aparAto, 6 nm atentedo contra Ia viz
ginidRd de Aiguna chiquilia, 8 un proceso dra-
mAsico, Ios reporters. habtles y Acsvos, deacu.
bren Algo emocionants, Aafs nog, en vista de
uue N ell Asunto Numbers estA agot@do,
que In MartinicA persists en- no desAparecsr
bA1o ias o!As DOL goifos IN psriodico mos reiEt&
los horrores de n trAta de oisncas.
Los pirAtAs del vicio, segna paEsce, estkn
Ga tAI modo organisados, que iusticia NO logra
nuncA cAptur@ros. Los mas honrados comer
eioa ocutan q vsces IN 2ntros las mks recA
tsdas mobiles senorAs son, en ciersos casos.
agantea da loo nnevoa mercAderss de carna
humAna.
Rsos anuneios de los psri6dicos que dicsn
ava neceaftan obrerssD 8 Gse buscan fnstitutrf.
uuiIoa. En lA capital, los avisos, mas frances,
rsxan: aPracisan iovsnss bonitAa y bisn hachaa
para representa- euadros vivos sn teatros
extrAnisrosD. Las parisiansea bonitas abun-
dan, como eodas prs6srsn ser artistas q ser
costuraras, pres6ntanse, por eada avisito de
esos, Iegiones ds Rubas de moFenas. Los
emprssArios escogens exAmfnsn, exlgen. Es
necessrio asner hnsna s&iut. Es neessarfo
saF mlEnoaA. Es nacssario aaber rair con gra.
eia. Es nscssArio sers al msn0s On apsriencia,
may fogosa, muy fogosA.
Y poF m6s que IAs pobfaeillaa cabilan. no
lnRYAn explicarse para que 10 neeesidsd de
EAGSF
euadros vivos. Son Gsxeentricidadea, dieen nj
dn.
AIseras, caniando como pkiaros. toman 81
Aren aa embarcan en- oil vapor. Van hscia
pAfses deaconocidos. I'm aus earebros novsles.
COS germinan ideas dc Aventuras, de amor pro.
fnndo, de triunfos dennitivos. Sus camaroses
ss pueblan de noche de bisneas apariencias.
Loheng grin. en- cisne de plata, llega El en-.
bailero ideal 20 arrodillR. La fortuna se detie'
ne. Todo 10 dessRbs estk ali Y sonFiendo
liegan Rio JAneiro, Baenos Ares, a Calcu.
~, . Sidney, PetersbuPgo, Shanghai.
Una duefia Va . buscsras nj mueIle. Dea'
pu6s de almorzAr en- una casa muy misteriosa,
desean viaitar al tsatro. Ei tsatro Com ironfa
sa las enaena una alcoeA. La pobrecilla com.
prsnde. Las visiones 90 deevanecen. La sxis'
1enelm de eaFne do labor, In sselava del placer,
de gAIaosa del deaeo, aperecs do pFonto, negro
de doior, dc humiliation, de asco. Su alma II.
Rera de paiariilo humane rompe. en- vano
ea llorAr. en- vRno 90 rebslArrss On vanc es pc
dir iustIcia. L3s nuxos alIf no tienen nj cfios
nj ojos. El ANA 90, como IN ca pitsn de barco,
dueGx de sua tripulAntes.-l Eh RI. chiqui-
liz. Los borrnchos piden m&a chAmrafiA antes
de YER ell cuAdro vivo de "a esciavitud. Rfs
ANA. Esrs beodos inmundos son tus Lohengri'
mes.
E. Gomez OarrilIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
Notas de Bayam6n

AGAba % tomar poaeei6n del iuEgado dc
paA sl seEor L6pezs eosA que b. sorpTendido
q alRunOa rsp1bicAnos, que coneebfan In es
p@rAusM de que fuese moofe8do oil bra
mionso, pero no hR sido asf, como die en- mi
anterior information, sste pueblo tisns IN
busn jusS, diRo,si no 10 baisa JuAnchon.
TambIan hoy han ingresado este pueblo
los archives de ToA-baja, Naraniito, dos
puahou vfeAimMs do las pasiones polfticAs, dos
nyuntAmisntos destruidos por vengansas per-
Eonalsa, dos pueblos que In ley no los bA CO.
biisdo, como no los ha coniiado In bandsra,
que ha InmoFtRlixRdc n Warrington Lin
sAparecsr& mas tsrde, si Dios no 10 remedia.
@ste dsBgraeiedo paiss para condanAr Rsf q
los que mAngone9n en- lac esferas gubarna-
mantaIos, dssgraoisdo porous tales hiios
Mone, x aquf 10 de MuG1z Rivera eNullA eat
Rademptio. No hay radsnci6n p0aihie con los
nu0vos AutocrAtRs.
La minoFiA do nuestPo Ayuntamiento Ia
aido VfetimA 90 una hurlM sRpgrienta. El
monssjAl sefoF Flores tnvo por necasdAd Que
ReuunciAK an cargo p0r ausentarse para BIO
Piedrma Rdmitlda que 10 fle 10 renuneia. hm
oeupMdu an pueRto el sefior g tar (rspuhlicano1
on IDgnr del st nJr Santiago que ls eorrsspon-
TaI procsdsr hA indigDado tanto los de-
Tn m oneaiAIoB de- In mipoff&. que han Rcorda-
DO no Asissir mas 81 conaistoTio, deiando en- en-
Anym Hbartnd JnAnchon y loa suyos para que
hawan desahag gan N en- antolo. pnss este no
oArR eosa e. 10 que qnisPe don JnAn, 10 prus-
-. @an IA accf6n zoe acAba dc realisar en- con-
a. Am lm law an pnRna con In rAHons v en- eon-
sr@AIcci6n ds 10 poF 81 sxpresado al ssf-r U ne
rsavya. don AugeI, cuando este ssn'r 10 D. Dia
800 ~ umrttcuImF que nos ocDp@ uars podex
~a~a@nanv mnn al seHoT Msteu MI sthiF Y y pie
Ire, i ii iioI mis msiorss amigos son ies s'asfa'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
E Faro
de Ia Vida.

La superioridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis.
Cutible y Sc manifesto ms
tantaneamente ante ell OBJ
servador inparciai en- los
puntos siguientes: Primero,
81 sabor dulce y agradable;
segund0, sus energicas "prO-
piedades' en- los casOs de
caquexia, tuberculosis, ane-
mia, los infartos glandula.
res, las afecci0nes 6seas de
caracter estrumoso, las
afecci0nes del aparat0 res-
piratorio, el raquitismo. etc.
Tarnbien en- las c0nvalecen-
cias de intermediates largas
" debilitantes es un buen
medicament0.
Ademas de sus pr0pieda-
des curativas, la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04

De mAnAnA G pAHAdo, seg6n nuestros In
foPmea, 80 recordAP& solemnsmsnte al vecin-
dArio que sstk prohibidc sscupiF en- eI suelos
baio In penR de Glen GdollarsD dc mult&-
Iquien IoS pillarAi-6 dc prisi6n, en- cAso de
insoiveneiR.
Puss esA 90 In ley que priva.
Munque Rbaio y aunqae ArHiba
prosigRn los desAtinos,
prep&rense los vscinos
6tragGr muehR saliva.
Y el que no tsngR conformfdAd, como ne
dice ahorn, resueite Ia AhstA costumbre. nAda
pulerA v nadA higi6nica, de soltar los sscupi.
&Rtog en- oil ppnuelo. dobl4ndolo denpu6s cuid&-
dosamente antes de mst6rsslo en- 81 bolsillo.
Tai 90 eI procedimisnto q 7a indicabRn hAce
OArFeno-desconocido hoy para muehas psrso-
nAa--Io rsehax6 como incivil 8 ineLlto.
Suponsmos que In Junta Superior de Sa-
nldad NO pratendeFA, nj CON mucho, que VOL
Vamos o incurrir en- San fea eostumbre; psro
90 10 que dicen Algunos cIudAdanos, mas
m6nos ceRriles: 81 nos estk pr0hibido eseupir
en- el auelo Sd6nde escupiremos, cuando In
neceGfdad NOS apremie las grkudulAs saliva
res 10 exlien, mGxime Hi NOS encontrAmos en- 10
via p6blic& " no hay escnpidofes nj cos& que
% les Asemsie, por los contornos inmedia'
eionssP
RAS6n Msnen, y muy sobradA, los tales
eludAdAnos que As1 pregunt&n.
SEscupiFAD &l cielo para que les cAigai de
R0eh1zo, Ia saliva en- In fsentef
SEmplsmr&n On esos menesteReS oil pan aelos
D 10 antigua uGanSA?....
sAeaso este es prefsribis
m mAnchar oil pavimsnto,
y ss, acaso, compatible
aon sl aseo personal con ell saneAmientoP
Diuim uIen ustedeE si este tmo verso 30
hA exesdido n Of mismo q mAneFA de los que
hAce Juan de Poncs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
nuIsi0n
de Scott,

debidO q la bOndad de los
elementos que reune, tiene
ell "nlerito" de que el aceite
de higad0 de bacalao, unO
de sus principales compo-
nentes, esta tan bien COM
: binado y disfrazado su sa.
: Dor que los nifos d quienes
Sc prescribe 10 tOman sin
repugnancia.
Las imitaciones de Ia
! Emulsion de Scott sirven
: para causar daiios conside.
: rabies d la salud, p0r tanto
: exigir la legitima de Scott,
: yerdadero "farO de la vida"
: SCOTT & BOVINE, Quirnieos, New York.
s De venta en- las Droguerias Farmacias
GEssp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
Nicolas Vazquez.
Or. Director Dc LA DEMooRAorA.

Or. DlrectoR do LA DEMoCRAcTA,
OsguAs.
Muv aenor INFO. No hAbiando militado en-
nlnOGn pAraldo poiftico do los exlstentea en- oil
pals, compFendisndo que oil parIido federal
90 si Anico que puede saivAr mi pAtriA de los
NRFavIoa poF que atrAviesA, ingreso en- el para
RyudRr con mi voso IAs doceflnAa Ieosraies'
a9radecisndo 90 BiFvA OAR panltcidAd \
oataa Isas para que Sc ma inscriDa On ei re-
RIstro foderMI, qusdA A aus ordehes
Julian Rosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
NOtiC1a5

sa encusntra sn San ] uan ell Rsv. PAdrs
Martorell, cura p&rroco de oomerio.
El procurador general aprueba oil pombra-
misnto de nuestro compadsro don Ess6oAn
Montesinos. para el cargo dc sscrssario asi
1usgado de paz de OAsedrai.
Han sido nombrados por 10 Junsh Superior
de sanidad. inspactoras de Hygiene. don Lo-
renzo Barrants don jose Maturana'
Tipos de eambi
Londres. 90 div 4.s4H 3
90 yl,,. d,v s4.s's $50 SO
New-York, DIV PAR;
Paris, 8 div 2% p.S
Eapaha. Q div % ssA p:sD
En- sl mercado de New York, SO eotiza 81
aa6car los stguientes preciea
Centrifugada sx
Mascabado 2T
I'm ell vapor americana Caracas. que ss-
tnvo aver en- e puerto de San Juans llegaron
de los Estados q nidos, los j6venea abogsdos
don Jos6 Flgueras, Joae Raul Bsnedicto Gel.
gel.
La Cor.e de Distrito de Ponce libra requi-
sisoria contra Ramon Colon de In Cruz, alias
sAgapito,& procasado por rssistencfa y contra
Pedro Vargas, de Yauco, processao por Tobo
La Emulsion de Scott ss nm axcslsnss ALI
mento de Ahorro, I'M modifcador poderoso.
de In nntrici6n.
e infrascrito Dr.. en- Msdiaina y Oirugfa.
Certtfca: Que 10 preparation denomina-
do Emulsion de Scots 90. por al aceite de ba :
ealao que contiene. agante term6geno de pri-
mer oEdan, y xsxceients aiimenso dc ahorro,S
por los hlpofosasos, smodifcsd0r poderoso
de In nutfici6n.9
La he sdminissrsdo CON frscusncia en ca
SOS da dahiidad general, raquitsmo, escr6fa-
In, fists pulmonar, etc., etc.r siemprs CON re-
suItados satisfactorios.
z para que los ashores Scott Bovine hs.
gan de esta m apif sstaci6n ell nso convsniante,
Ia expido en- San G srmAn, Isla de Puerto Rico,
D SO de Junio de 1924
DR.. Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04

casual, pues Sc disparaban revoi-
vers.
La procession cfvica fu6 magnf-
flea. Los nifios lie Beneficencla,
que formaban Battalion, recibieron
aplausos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04

LEONOIO BARREIR0

OiYujano dentista. Ofre.
CO sus servicios nj p6bj
60. Gale de RMS Relvis.
Oaguan, Pto-Rieo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
Ramon Perez Feliz

propietario de- Municipio de Oamuy, hace
puoiico por medic del presente, que en- 10
sucesivo no reconocerd como valida nin9u.
Da otra nrma que Ia de su sobrino Juan
F1rpa 20. considersndo sin ning6n vaIor
euaiquier otra frna 81 rueKo, que aparez.
% - soda elaae de doeumsntos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04
Manifestations poIiticas
Humac&o, julio de 1909.
Or. Director de LA DEMocRACIA

CAguaa.
Muy ssgor mic de mi mayor consioerA-
ai6n. Suplfcois hagA eonstAr en- au viril o ilus'
NradR publication que nunca be milltado en-
ning6n paFtido polfSico rorque no contaoa con
Ia ednd para clio, ne pudiendo Agurar en- poll
tiea: pero HOY cue he cumplido veintidos amos
v daaeAndo cooperar con nal voto en- lA proxi-
ma cAmpanA elsctoral para contribute con Oh .
Il aAIvaci6n de lA pASria chica nj iad0 de In
pAtriR gr1nde.
Eta salvAci6n se consigue Ayudsndo al
pnPtIdo federal, como quiera que 20 puedo
rontribulF en ago para ei progreso oienestAr
de satA ILfortunndA B JrinqusD, cuentome des-
40. puaa an 81 se encuensrA IA dignidad y los
hombrs de progrsso que han de sslvrrIs.
Z para que Asi 10 mAninssts, 10 AnaicipA
Las grAclMs O. 8.
Nicolas Vaznuaz,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04

La capital esta hoy de festas.
Estas resultan espl6ndidas. Sc
sientsn petardos. Hay IN herido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-04

Pasajss de ida y vuelta 10 % de rebaia.
Niflos memories de 10 amos: mitad de precfos.
Los vapores de asta Inca SON recomenda-
blas por aus eomodidadas sspeciales para pAsa.
jeros. amplsando de Puerto Rfco 4 New YORK
Al gadadoF do dtas.
Aggates generates: Bolltcn, Bliss q D2llets,
1sS Front SD. Nsw York. I'm Ponce Morales
Co On San Juan. VilIar Ca
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-26
OTHTED UN bUHkU
Prince Henry Remains on the
HOhenzOllern.
Projected Visit to Grants Tomb
Called Off.
NREATHS NOT READY.
Flowers to Place ON the Tomb
Were Behind Time.
What Miss Roosevelt Cabled to
the Emperor.

New York, Feb. 26.-Prince Henry of
Prussia remained on board the Hohen-
zollern this morning. A visit to Grants
tomb which the prince had desired to
make early in the day was postponed
because the wreaths to be placed on the
sarcophagus were not finished in time.
MISS ROOSEvELT'S DISPATCH
Washington, Feb. 26-Following is the
copy of a cablegram sent 20 the German
emperor yesterday from New York by
Miss Roosevelt:
His Majesty, the Emperor, Berlin,
Germany.
THE Meteor has been successfully
thank you for your courtesy to me and
send you best wishes. (Signed),
ALICE LEE ROOSEVELT.'
This was to be a quiet day for the
prince. compared with the busy one he
had yesterday. After resting on board
the yacht Hohenzollern during the
morning the programme was for him to
go to Sherry's to be entertained at
luncheon to which 100 men from differ
ent parts of the United States, prom
inent in commerce, industry and finance
had been invited. This luncheon, it was
expected. would take up the princes
time until $3.50 p. M, when 1T was his
intention to go for sightseeing trip
about New York city. The evening
programme included a visit to the
Arion club, a review of a parade of
German societies and the dinner given
by the New York Staats Zeitung to the
American press in honor of Prince
Henry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-26
PRINCE AND PRESIDENT.
Speeches Made at the Luncheon on
the HohenzolIern.

New York. Feb. 25.-While the lunch
con on the Hohenzollern was being
dent as follows: Mr.. Roosevelt, you
are here on board as the guest of his
majesty the German emperor, and L
really believe it is the first time that a
president of the United States of Amer
lea has ever been on board one of his
majesty's ships. Please God, it may not
be the last time. 1 wish to thank you
heartily for the reception 1 have had,
from the first day landed up to this
moment, and it is my sincere and GER
tain impression that there is a strong
feeling of personal friendship arising
between us. May it extend to the bene-
fit of our two great nations. L propose
three cheers for Mr.. Roosevelt"
The president arose to answer, say
ing: 81 wish to express my hearty
thanks for the kind words your royal
highness has expressed on my behalf,
and 1 wish you to understand that it is
no empty compliment when / say that
your royal highneSS has already won
a genuine place in our affections and
good will. 1 highly appreciate the fact
that his ma jeSty, the German emperor,
has sent you to the American people,
have taken a step which naturally must
knit closer together the two great ma
tions whose friendship means so much
for the future welfare of the entire
world. To express. finally, a personal
wish of my own, 1 look forward with
great pleasure to the day on which
shall be your guest IN your capacity as
admiral on board one of your battle
ships''
The prince expressed his thanks to
Miss Roosevelt, in the first place for the
truly graceful way in which she per-
formed the ceremony of christening the
yacht. I'VE sailors are said to be super
stitious,'' continued the prince. and turn
ing to Admiral Evans, he said: Il be-
lieve, Evans, we are not, but however
this may be, there will be a happy fu-
ture to this craft from the fact alone
that t(turning to the builder of the yacht
was at her first appearance on the wa
ter linked with the name of a lady.
We sailors are used to speak of our
ships as her and we keep and treat
health of Miss Alice Roosevelt"
While luncheon was being served ca
Diagrams We're received from the kaiser
by Prince Henry, President Roosevelt
and Miss Alice Roosevelt. Miss Roose-
Welt desired to reply at once, so the
He began to write the message and had
written a few words when Mrs. Roose-
welt, smiling, took the pencil from him
and added a few words. She then
passed the pad and pencil to Miss Alice,
who completed the message. Thus the
cablegram to the emperor was the joint
production of the president, his wife
and daughter.
The presidents departure from the
Hohenzollern was preceded by a pretty
ceremony. The presidents flag, flying at
the peak, was hauled down and the
sailors cheered while the band played
the Star Spangled Banner
Soon after the president had left the
ship Miss Alice Roosevelt walked down
the gangway on the arm of Levi p
Morton. The ex-vice president. with
Miss Roosevelt and Mrs. Morton, then
went to the Morton home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-26
LUCBAN TAKEN.
Filipino Chieftain Captured and
Isolated.
Most Important Event Since
Aguinaldo Became Prisoner.

Washington, Feb. 26.-General Chat
fee today notified the war department
that Lieut.. Stribler, of the Philippine
scouts, captured General Lucban on the
ed instant The prisoner is confined
at Laguan.
Another capture is recorded in the
same dispatch namely, that of VIM.
DunSton, said to be a deSerter from
company c, Eighth infantry, who had
in his possession a lot of arms and am
munition, and all of the tools necessary
for the making of ammunition He
was captured by Second Lieut. Pratt,
First infantry, at Cayhayan, on the
island of Samar. The lieutenant also
destroyed the factory and killed IL SOL
diers, besides capturing all of Dun
ston's correspondence.
The officials of the war department
regard the capture of Lucban as the
Agufnaldo's capture. He was run down
on the island of Samar. The place of
his confinement is a tiny island in a
bay on the north coast of Samar.
Lucban is one of the most energetic
and ferocious of rebels He is a half
breed, a mixture of Chinese and Fill
pino stock, and he has been an irrecon-
Businesses in the mountains of Samar,
from which he would descend upon the
coast towns, and his reign of terror
was so complete that the entire popula-
ton of the island paid tribute to him as
the price of freedom from attack. Or
dinary campaign methods failed in his
case, and his capture now is believed
to he the natural working out of the
system of dividing the island into small
squares by military garrisons and MAX
ing 1t impossible for the inSurgent to
obtain food or shelter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-26
FRISCO CLOSES DEAL.
Becomes POssesSOr of the Black
well, Enid & Southwestern.

Kansas City, Feb. 26.-The Frisco sys-
tenn today, it is stated, became the
owner of the Blackwell, Enid & South
western railway, and thus gains con-
troll of one of the most i'm nportant of the
many roads projected through Okla
homa Territory. The B. E. & S. will
run through some of the richest of the
Oklahoma country. 1t is now in oper-
Kansas line to O'Keene, Okla, and ul-
timately will run to Vernon, Tex,
where it will connect with the Fort
Worth & Denver City. The deal has
been on for some time and was prac-
tically concluded several days ago, only
the transfer of papers today remaining
to make the transaction complete.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-26
BEATEN BY UNION.
All the Anti-Bailey Forces United in
Jackson.

Holton. Kas.. Feb. 26-The Bailey
forces were defeated in the jackson
county Republican convention yester-
day afternoon by a combination of the
field against Bailey. Troutman, Cole
and Richter all have their friends in
Jackson county, and they combined to
keep the convention from instructing
for Bailey The "antis" won on a
straight contest by a vote of 63 to go
Now it is a contest between the
field to see which shall have the most
of the twelve votes of jackson county
in the state convention. Some of
Troutman's friends wanted to introduce
a resolution to instruct for the Shawnee
county man, but this Immediately
aroused the opposition of the Cole and
Richter men, and Troutman himself
who was on the ground before the con-
vention, advised against it
The delegation is headed by Senator
Hurrel, who is a pronounced Richter
man. A. D. Walker, who is for Cole
says the balance will probably be di-
vided about equally between Troutrnan
and Cole, but others say Troutman will
get the majority. Richter makes an
open claim to only Hurrel, but saws
there are a. number of old soldiers on
the delegation who will be favorable to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-26
BOERS GOT THROUGH.
Rushed Kitchener's Lines With
Herd of Cattle.

London, Feb. 26.-Lord Kitchener re-
ports that six hundred Beers, driving
cattle, rushed the outpost line near
Bothasberg, Transvaal colony, during
the night of February %, and that sew
eral of them got through. The Beers
left Is dead and six wounded on the
field.
A dispatch from Lord Kitchener. made
public today, says:
"A convoy of empty wagons was at
tackled and captured by the Beers;
southwest of KlerkSdorp (TranSyaal
colony), February "a. The escort con-
sisted of a force of the imperial yeo-
manry, three companies of the Nor
thumberland F'usiIiers and two guns.
The fighting was severe, but have no
further Details
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-26
HAS FREEDOM OF CITY.
An Unusual Honor Conferred Upon
Prince Henry by New York.

New York. Feb. 26.-An immense crowd
had assembled in Battery park to do hon
to the prince and his suite as they
came over from the Hoherizollern Monday
afternoon to receive the freedom of the
city.
AS the prince stepped ashore he was
greeted by the mayors secretary and as
sador Won Holleben, Consul General Buenz,
Admiral Evans and the legation attaches
walked into the Battery place there was 81
tremendous outburst of cheering. AS the
carriages containing the party were driven
lined the pavements and stood at the win
dows of the tall buildings gave the occu-
pants rousing welcome. At Wall street
an avalanche of ticker tape almost cover
ed the prince, who took it in good part
and saIuted the throwers.
The mayor and the members of the cit
r..
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Lawrence Murderer Brought
Here to Escape Mob Violence.
Talks in Rambling Manner of
the Crime.
SAYS HE DOESN'T KNOW
Has No Recollection of Having
Shot Anyone.
Evident That the Man is Mem
tally Unbalanced.

Captain J. B. Shane, who shot and in
stantly killed Edward Katherman in
Lawrence Tuesday, and was subse-
quently brought to Topeka to escape
possible mob violence. was seen in his
cell at the county Jail this morning by
State Journal reporter. Shane was
confined in a small cell on the third
floor. He talked freely, but stated that
he remembered very little about the
crime he committed, and it is evident
that he is mentally unbalanced.
If so many had not told me that 1
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BURIED IN RUINS.
Two Women Fatally Injured by
Natural Gas Explosion.

Kokomo, Ind, Feb. 26.-A natural gas
explosion today wrecked the home OF
Mrs. Harriet Achey and Mrs. Achey to-
gether with Mrs. Ida Achey and Mrs.
Blanche harrington were buried in the
ruins. The women were terribly injured
and will die.
Frank Wyatt, Panhandle brakeman.
jumped through a window and carried
the women from the flames and he was
burned and cut and was removed to the
hospital. 1t is the third natural gas ex-
plosion in this city within a week. A
second explosion followed the first and
two firemen had a miraculous escape.
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LOOK OUT FOR STORM.
Barometer Takes Sudden Drop This
Morning

The barometer in the office of the
United States weather bureau took a
sudden drop this morning at $50 O'Clock
and went down to 29.46. Its normal
standing is 80 at this season of the
year.
The drop of the column in the barom-
eter means that the low barometer
which was reported in northern Mon
tana yesterday has extended as far
southeastward as Topeka this morning.
In Montana yesterday the barometer
stod at 29. so. The falling of the barom-
eter means some change in the weather
and the climatic conditions. The fore
cast sent out this morning was partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday. Colder
Thursday The wind this morning was
from the south blowing 20 miles an
hour The minimum temperature was 40.
The hourly temperatures according to
the government thermometer were as