davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-01
En- los BaIkanes
EE plan de Sarafoff
Las revoluciOneS

No debe darse como cosa hecha una
confagracion general con motive de Ia
question macedonia. no obstante el
gran peligro de que Sc produzca, debi-
do a Ia moderation de opiniones preva-
leciente en- las principales cancillerfas.
Concedese generalmente que los cristia-
nos en- Ia Turqu1a Europa son acreedo.
res a mejor tratamiento del que reciten;
pero los metodos empleados para obte-
nerlo no son recomendables. Ell plan
de Sarafoff, jefe de Ia revuelta maced6
plea predica y practica una campa6a de
horrores que notiva represalias por par.
te de los mahC metanos y acabe por ha-
Ger imperiosa ana intervention europea.
En- Macedonia como acaecio en- colonias
espaflolaS, tratase de menos amor la
llbertad que de odio al dominador, CO.
mo 10 prueban los resultados en- ambos
casos, viendose que la independence,
10 mismo en- los Baikanes que en- Ame-
rica. ninguna esencial modification ira
10 en- cuanto 4 verdaderas libertades po-
lftic:s. Esto, empero, va desprovisto
de todo resentimiento, pueS en- historic,
como en- fiSica, las aguaS buScan su nj
vel. y harto claro comprendemos la i'm
I osibllidad de que el domnio espaflol
Sc prolongase por mas tempo en- el
nuevo mundo, como el otomano en- Ru
mania, Servia. Bulgaria y Montenegro.
Con respecto 4 la question del Oriente
Europeo, parece rsinar Ia opinion de
de que 10 Pre- cedente es dar ocasion
Tu1qufa para que, bajo la vigilancia de
de los imperloS austro -h1ngaro y mos
covita, reprima como mejor le sea dado
y con la mayor moderation rosib.e los
desordenes en- Macedonia. siendo pro-
bable que mas tarde sc Ia obligue 4 I'M
plantar extensas reformas, una de las
cuales podra ser ell nombramiento de
un gobernador crist..ao para la rebel
de provincla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-01
Lo que ocurre en- Persia
lntransigencia religiosa.

Desde Teheran (Persis) anuncian q
"The Times, de Londres, noticias de
graves desordenes, producto de la in
transigencia religiosa. ocurridos en- Ia
region meridional de Persia.
Ell populacho y los soldados cometie-
ron en- Yerd y toda su provincial trope-
las sin n1mero, llevados de su odio
contra Ia secta de los babys.
Durante los dias citados. fueron ase-
sinados cuantos babys cayeron en- ma
NOS de los fanaticos, y estos saquearon
las casas de los niuertos y de cuantos
correligionarios de las victimas. l6gra-
ron huir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-01
la R1niSr1a cosa

No Sc sabe NADIA del veraneo
eSe veranea? Supongo que ST.
Pero, bien al contrario de 10 que
es costumbre en- esta epoca del
alo, no llegan a Paris regocija-
dos ecos de Oste2de. Trouville,
Cabourg V demas playas "con-
sagradas" por la moda. Esos
veraneantes deben haberse So
metido al regimen del silencio,
que, segdn dicen los galenos,
hace maravillas.
I'm Paris nos chapuzamos en-
un lodazal inmundo y microbio-
so. Llueve un dia 81 y otro tam.
bien. Sc habia dicho que esta
lluvia pertinaz era indicio segu-
70 de que Ell mundo acabaria ei
dia "a, con arreglo a la profecia
del sabio Stencil, que ha result
tado ser un borrico mas, Y qua
son, por anadidura. Pero paso ell
"a, y la costra terrestre, aunque
la lluvia debia haberla ablan-
dado, contjn1a sosteniendo al
genera humane.
OtrOs seTlores, no sc 81 sabios
a 10 Stencil, decian que ell NAL
tempo era consecuencia de la
gravedad del Papa; pero, en- fin,
Su Santidad Leon XIII esta EN-
balsamado. Tai vez haya sido
tel NAL tempo, mas a1n que los
doctores que lie asistieron, quien
dio al traste con aquella natu-
raleza, verdaderamente privile-
giada. Entire los que suspiran
por la tiara, los habia desespera-
dos. Una caricatura los repre-
senta cariacontecidos, saliendo
del Vaticano.
-Esto va para largo = dice
uno.
isl tuvieramos siquiera dos
9 tres cardenales servios!.. OBJ
serva ell otro.
En- fin, paz a los restos de I'm
Papa que indudablemente fue
I'm gran Papa.
Mient1as salen a la Audien-
cia-y en- seguida a la calle-los
chicos de las Humbert, cuyo es-
pectaculo judicial nos 10 tienen
ofrecido para amenizar esta ca
nicula, nos dedicamos, como
otras veces por este nismo item
po, a discurrir sobre la fiebre
tifoidea, que esta hacienda YER
daderos estragos en- la islilla de
Gennevilljers. a cuya comuna
como vecino que soy de Asnie-
res, tengo el disgusto de perte-
necer. s., 49, 4
/ Como en- afios anteriores, Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-01

acto de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. comoeidoa-Amnmto
fiel-Yn no sc usa percRI
Samuel Parks, delegado ambulante
de Ia Union de Hsrreros, fue convicto
ell jueves del cargo de aggression en- Ia
persona de I'm tai O'Neill, rival suyo,
que eJerce iguales f,ncioneS en- Ia
Union de OrnamentadoreS. La senten-
cia. cuyo maximum puede ser $500 de
multa, 6 I'm afio dc enclerro. 6 ambas
cosas 4 la vez, sera pronunciada pronto,
pero autes tiene que ser vista otra cau-
So incoada contra el, por haber obteni-
do dinero de patronos apelanGo a me-
dioS de eXtorslon. va Sc holgaria la
justicia con poderle ahoI car por Ia terri
BILE animadversion que contra el expe-
1imenta pero su Influenza entire la
clase obrera es formidable, y castigar-
le con rigor sera hacerle martir. iAh,
81 no fuese que cada obrero tiere un
voto, pobre Parks!
*A
Un matrimonio apellidado Booker,
que viva en- una Choza en- los montes
cerca de Winchester, Tennessee, fue
barbaramente asesinado en- Ia uoche del
a al s, por unos foragidos, cuyos nom
bres son conocidos de la justicia, pero
no Sc hicieron arrestos. Los asesinos
fabricaban whiskey clandestinamen:e y
hace POGO fueron descubiertos por Ia
policia federal. Ell doble asesinato fue
por sospechas de que los espsosos Roo
ker habian delatado la madriguera.
Despues del crimen, los asesinos prem
dieron fuego a Ia choza para ocultarlo.
***
No Ia historic del obispo D. Garcia,
sno la del ''ermitafio" Henry Combs,
vamos 4 relatar. Nacio en- 1916, y
habiendo muerto en- 1853 una hermcsa
joven con quien iba 4 contraer matri-
rnenio, hize una choza en- un rincon de
Long Island, a Ia orilla del mar, y al /
vivi6 por los nltimos cincuenta afios,
sin volver a frecuentar sociedad numa-
ma. Personals caritativas trataron en-
vano de recogerle. Todos los amos sa-
liza una comlsion de las cercaniaS a
bafiarse. Recientemente hercdo una
buena possession de terrenos y varias
casas, sin que este fuese parte hacer-
le mudsr de vida. Finalfnente. el jue-
yes pasado unos pescadores hallaron su
lcadavey en- la cabaiia y 10 trasladaron
al pueblp Immediate para darlesepul- :
Itura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-01
OMIAMA
Un pajaro de cuenta

No habra en- todo Boston, con todo
ser Ia AtenaS americana, ciudadano
mas respetado que Willard S. Allen.
De los 6I afIos de su edad paso 40 en- el
mismo barrio. Fue I6 afios miembro
de Ia Junta de Ensefianza, 20 secreta-
rio de un juzgado Cargo que desempe-
no hasta ell Q de la actual, en- cue Sc
le echo de menos). tiene un hermano
rector de Universldad, era amigo init
mo del gobernador y, en- fin, cuanto
habia que ser. En- puntU 4 reputation
de moralidad cristiana, con deer que ia
Iglesia Metodisla Episcopal de Massa-
chusetts le tuvo por IL amos de t; 5orero,
queda dicho todo, porque para que asi
le hayan con6ado fondos para socorrer
clerigos menesterosos de dicha secta,
asi como sus familias TN la indigen-
cia, precise es que lie hayan tenido como
recomendado por el mismo Padre Eter-
no. En- mario t1ltimo Sc decide Que Ell
tesorero presentase fianza, no por des-
conhar de el sino por hacer las cosas
en- forma. Allen, que 10 cobraba suel-
do, Sc resistio y tomo ell asunto como
ataque a su dignididad. Sc le apaciguo
como Sc pudo y hasta de agCsto no
Sc die1on mas pasos. En- dicho dia sa-
lio de Boston, pero Sc supo que habia
lido de temporada al campo. La tenn
porada fue qse Ell viernes 7 lego carta
suya, fechada en- Montreal, Canada, di-
rigida al reverendo c. H. Spencer,
cuya iglesia acostumbraba concufrir,
coniesando haber desfalcado SIS 900
pertenecientes a la Socieda6 de So
corros para predicadores pobres de la
secta metodista. Dej6 tinicamente $4,000
en- acciones, y este de SECURE porque no
tserian- snegociables. Suponese que 10
perdio- o-todo jugando a Ia Bolsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-01
COR.reO de
America

Un delegadO iRhuysnte-Mnnejn como CiriacO-Un
actO de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cOmOeidss-AmRnto
fiel-Yn percaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-01
ESPANA
ULTlMO CORREO

D.as scOnsmfHs de guerra-ProbIemas militares-
NADIA de cierto-La question de Marruecos-Des-
concierto econ6niuO-La JuntR COnsuliiva-EI
problemn de las huel lgas-Uu fracasO.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-07-21

Domestic Department
Look at These Prices. The Goods are Standard Grades
Light and dark Outing, the loo grade 6Ac
Apron Check Gnghams, the Sac grade j. ...... +
Foulard effects in Satin Finish Prints, Sc grade .............. z
Dark Colored Prints, good style, &c grade .........:........
Light Colored Cheviot for Shirts and Waists, Sc grade ..... 4
Ill" Brown Muslin, 7c grade 80. ~
24inch Plaid Crash for Pillows, 1oc grade .............. 23
White and Brown Crash, the &c grade. .....................5
Silkoline, the 15c grade 49,. ..... Q
percahs, 12,1c grade. ~. 6s
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

the street Carnival week will have
been about spent, and the differ
ent attractions looking for a way
out of town.
We have not taken any radical
stand on the matter for the reas-
on that we realized we could not
accomplish any great good1ma and
that we might be misunderstood.
In the light of recent expert
ences we are impressed that
street carnivals are not desirable
institutions and may be very un-
desirable, become very immoral,
exerting a most degrading in
fluence.
We have not been under either
tent, not that the shows are all
immoral or unworthy of patron
age. We have been too busy,
that's all.
But if what we have been told
about at least one of the ''attrac-
tons" is true, it is simply a
shame. The pernicious influence
of the show will be felt, in the
community after the carnival it.
self is forgotten.
We do not know who is to
blame and have no disposition to
censure any particular person or
persons, but it is a sad common
tarY on the community, not only
that such abandon and shame
less performance should be toll
Grated, but it is astounding that
such wanton and disgracefu1 be-
havior should receive the en-
couragement of patronage.
We would not like to be under
stood as assuming a "holier than
thou" attitude. 1t is possible
that men who are better morally
then the editor of the Enterprise
went to look on the disgraceful
scene, but if they did we feel
sure that everyone of them will
acknowledge it with blush.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12


Most Of the papers of the dis
tr1cts are apparently pleased at
the appointment of Hon. w. G.
Brantley on the judicial commit
tee Of the hou Sc, which is regard
ed as one of the most important
of all the committees.
The -brainy little represent
tive Of the 18th Georgia district
isnotso often heard from through
cloak room interviews but his
ability and responsibility is re-
cognlzed and we'll understood at
Washington and appreciated at
home.
A large part of the palaver of
newspapers about congressman
is nauseating and we avoid the
appearance of seeking something
with which to flatter our repre-
sentative, but it is very proper,
we think, to notice the evidence
above referred to of the high
standing at Washington of our
immediate representative.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

The Savannah News says that
1t is probable that since the civil
war the South has lost enough in
cotton futures to make her farm
ers the richest people in the
world and the South the most
prosperous section of the union.
No doubt the southern specu-
lators are ahead on this season s
transactions as most of them are
bulls on the cotton market and a
rapidly advancing market made
it all their way, but it is safe to
say that the winnings will be lost
several times over in the near
future and the drain will con-
tinue as long as the machine is
operated in Liverpool and New
York and the cotton belt fur
nishes so much OF the fuel for the
enormous furnace.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12
RADCLIFFE BROS. NEWS CO.
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 18th Of December,
1908, at the hereinafter named
places, will be held the annual
city election of Fitzgerald, Ga, at
which time and places the follow
ing officers will be voted for, viz:
one alderman at large, and one
alderman from each ward of the
city, also one member of the
board of education from each
ward of the city. The polling
places for said city election will
be as follows: First Ward, at
Louis Keim's building on Oc-
mulgee street, near the A. & B.
passenger depot; Second Ward,
at the city hall; Third Ward, at
the justice court house on Mag
nolia street; Fourth Ward, at
VIM. McCormick's building on
the cornerof Lee and Pine streets.
The polls will open at nine O'Clock
in the morning and close at four
o'clock in the afternoon.
No voter not previously regis
tered will be allowed to vote.
This Novem Der "a, 1903.
Attest. THOMAS WILSON.
}. IL. RoUNTREE, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

The Standard Oil Company has
paid its city taxes under pro-
test" Poor little helpless Stan
dard Oil Company. Strange the
benevolent people Of the commu-
nifty have not opened a subscrip-
ton list to help this weakling to
bear the burden of city taxation.
The dear S. O. c. might
get even by applying it's
Cuthbert rules to this communi-
ty, explained in a dispatch of
Dec. 10, as follows:
The merchants Of Cuthbert
are experiencing no little trouble
and Inconvenience on account of
the insufficient service of the
Standard Oil Company. Recent
ly this company adopted plan
of delivering oil to Cuthbert by
wagon tank, from another town.
When the roads are bad no oil is
delivered; when they change men
no oil is delivered. Many times
ithappens that several merchants
are entirely out of oil before the
wagon comes again; at times only
half supply is given, and mauy
are out before the wagon comes
again; at times the whole town is
without oil. This is the situa-
ton that the town is now in. Iu-
diyidual complaints have gone to
the company, the board of trade
has constantly called attention,
and vet the people are. without
remedy. The service of the
Standard Oil Company, SO far as
Cuthbert is concerned, is just
about as bad as it could be"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12
Seaboard Air Line Rai'Wa
Christmas Holiday Rates

Tickets on sale Dec. 25rd, oath,
25th, 30;h, 31st and Jan. 1st,
good returning until Jan. 4th, at
rate OF one and one-third fare
plus Is cents for the round trip.
For teachers and students of
schools and colleges, tickets will
be on sale Dec. 10 to 22nd inclus-
i've, good returning until Jan.
Sth, at same rite as above.
Full information can be obtain
ed from any Seaboard agent or
Charles F. Stewart, A. G. P. A.,
Savannah, Ga.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12
THE DIFFERENCE.

The papers accuse Roosevelt
Of being a plagiarist, which indi-
Gates that he has sense enough to
select better stuff than he can
manufacture. In that particular
the editor of the Enterprise and
the president differ.
Our editorials may not read as
we'll as the presidents message,
but nobody doubts their original
ity.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12
TWIN DEMONS.

Cocaine and Rum are the two
hobgoblins which work more mis-
chief among the members of the
negro race than all other in
fluences combined.
All efforts to better the condi-
tons of the black man, or to up
lift his moral nature, must prove
fruitless unless the demons are
restrained. Either ofthem work.
ing alone, would be sufficient to
degrade any people to the brute
level. Together, they form an
influence so baneful that the i'm
agination recoils from it's horrors.
There is something of pathos
in the appeal of the negro lead
ers, now in session at Chatta-
nooga, for the suppression of the
cocaine trade among members of
their race. These people de-
serve to live-to live peacably,
honestly-and they deserve pro-
lection from the twin demons
that are wrecking their happi-
ness, brutalizing and degrading
them by them thousands, and ag-
gravating the race problem ten
fold.-Atlanta Journal.
The twin demons menace not
only the members of the negro
race, but every race of civiliza-
ton.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Tests as to penetration of the
present rifle bullets in sand, loa m
and steel show the penetration
into sand and loan at fifty feet
does not exceed six inches, at 500
yards, thirteen and oue-half in
ches, and at 1000 yards, sixteen
and one-half inches. At fifty
feet the velocity is so high that
the bullets are completely flat
tened in the first six inches, the
sand not having time to yield.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

\ he sraailer the town, the big
It's steam whistles, and the
Ser they are blown.-Ameri-
Times Recorder.
ne editor of the Times Re-
Ter is a lady and we therefore
nok dispute her word, but we
prepared to defend the as
ion that no town, smaller or
has bigger steam whistles
bore of them or bigger fool
zlers than irifest the very
eats in and around this
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

The Enterprise wants to see a
|pspicuous water guage painted
Il the south side of the stand
he that will indicate at a dis
bee of several hundred yards
plain figures the amount of
KAr in it, This is impor-
and can be done without
at expense.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

II is a long way from Cleveland
b Hearst, and as somebody has
lreviously said, it is down hill all
be way, but Hearst is coming to
he front and will be reckoned
18th in the selection of a nominee
II the Democratic party next
aar.-Athen Banner.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

The best indication of prosper
sy in our sister city Ocilla, is in
he advertising columns of the
They slept for sever
q years, but have at last awaken
ID to an appreciation of the virtue
Il printers ink. The result will
rove most gratifying.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12
HERRING HAS THEM ON THE RUN.

Triton police have done more
good work against the blind
tigers and the results are appar-
ent on the sereets ard elsewhere,
but the bell wethers of the traffic
are still at large, clifton Gazette
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

IS said in railroad circles that
exodus of homseekers to the
I is Offset by the unprece-
"a volume of travel to this
|0n from the north and north
Hundreds of people are
Aing South and are locating in
Ikh Georgia or Florida. All of
railroads are getting big
ness. -Waycross Herald.
hey are coming to Fitzger-
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Editor Hanlon is so busy with
Biz advertisements that he has
ao time nor perhaps the dispo-
sition to chew the rag, but he
Still has dreams of holding her
sand and whispering sweet things
81 her ear.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Our Lexington neigh Dor writes
Hit Dog Yelps" and then pro-
ceeds to howl. Where seems to
be the gripping Shackleford?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Editor Traver, of the Hawk
1sville Dispatch and News, may
L assured that the editor of the
snterprise, having stood the test
+ '96, may be counted on in any
Arty emergency.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Ex-Justice Hal Il. Lewis died
Il his home in Greensboro yes
erday morning. He resigned
us place on the supreme bench
Ieyeral months ago on account of
ailing health. Thus passeth
aother good man to his reward.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

The fire losses in the United
and Canada for the month of No
vember amounted to S13, $3.50, $50
But for the carlessness and in
cendiarism incident to the pro-
lection of fire insurance, the loss
would have PROBABLY been less
than half that amount. Who
pays the difference? The peo-
pie who annually contribute to
the rich insurance companies.
The great insurance system is
an enormous drain on the bus;-
ness world.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Fitzgerald is going after those
new recruits in a business like
way and will get them. There
SIS no way around it Mr.. Fitzger-
80
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Elijah the prophet is making a
record as pilot of the good old
ship of zion.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

1t was altogether" too utterly
utter-they say.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Have you read the presidents
message? We haven't. You
may read it for us.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

1T MAY BE NEWS TO YOU
AND IT MAY BE NOT, BUT
WE WANT YOU ALL TO
KNOW THAT WE HANDLE
All THE LEADING NEWS
PAPERS IN THE COUNTRY.
RATES AS FOLLOWS, DE-
LIVERED TO ANY PART OF
THE CITY
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

SATURDAY, DEcEMBER II, 1908.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Hatred is a more powerful
beauty destroyer than time, pow
ertv or hard toil.-Vienna Pro-
gress.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Plant shade trees this week.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

Pull for Fitzgerald or pull out.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12
RCER, Editor and Manager.
liar per Annum il Paid in Advance
TWO DOLLARS. CREDIT.

Entered' hume IL, 1903. at Fitzgerald, Ga. as
ep0nd-Class matter, under act OF Congress
" March 3, 1870
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-12-12

BY ......
RALD PUBLISHING co.
1xzGERALD. GEORGIA.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-03
HAS LOST FIVE HUSBANDS.
BUTTS READY FOR SIXTH.
Mrs. ixora kingory Of Rocky Ford.
Who has Devoted Her Life In
Caring For Disabled Help
mates Again Widow.

The above is a copy Of double column
heading in the Denver Post Of Monday.
II is followed by large article from Ha-
gerstown. Ind. giving an account Of Mrs.
kingery's five Marriages. most OF the
husbands being erippies. In speaking Of
her fifth marriage and her fifth widow
hood the Posts article says;
sReeently she departed from Rocky
Ford TO ylsi, friends at her girlhood home
in Indiana. She lstI her aged husband in
good health and received letters from him
regularly. One day a telegram was
handed to her in which il was announced
tina, Mr.. kingefy had been struck by
lightning and instantly killed. With over
powering sorrow Mrs. Kingery received
this sad intelligence. Il was the fulfill
ment OF pfeseienes which had possess
cd her during her married life tha, this
husband would be removed in this man
ner."
This is somewhat foss-eolored view
OF the situation. Mrs kingefy's fifth
marriage did no, bring into the domestic
circle the same heipialness and happiness
which she is reported to have contributed
10 the four previous matrimonial alliances
Some months since the aged couple mu-
,uaily agreed tina, the happiness OF both
would DO promoted by living apart. and
Mrs. kingery returned TO tho home OF her
children for permanent residence.