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Thomas Watson of Georgia for presi-
dent and Thomas II. Iibbles of Lin
coin, Nebraska, for vice president was
the ticket nominated by the populist
national convention at Springfield.
Illinois, last Tue.day. Former Sena-
tor Allen peremptorily refused to be
a candidate. The platform adopted is
brief and is a practical reafirmation
Of the Omaha platform Of 1892. The
greatest wrangle in the convention was
as to whether one man should be per.
mitted to cast the vote of an entire
state when only n from that state
wal present.
While we are proud Of the fact that
the pOpulists were willing to give Ne,
braska a chance, ever IL we could moi
have Webster, we are fearful Of hav.
ing to record q series Of consolation
matches between Thos. H. Tibbles
and W. j. Bryan after the polls. close
in November. The satisfact one get.
from telling how it happened, is, how
ever Of a very doubtful character.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

When n man begins talking wise we
want to get away.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Don't be a Russian; they celebrate
with champagne dinner every time
they win a mole hill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

The red raspberries are the angels
of the berry family. /.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

A very pretty Atchison girl liked
chicken backs all her life and lived
and died an old maid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-07-08

Occasionally every women rubs it in
on her husband by complaining how
hard she has to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02
STATUARY UNVEILED.
Kaiser Unveils at Berlin Groups Cele-
brating the Chase.

BERLIN, November emperor William
unveiled today in the middle Of the Thier-
garten. Berlins principal park, groups of
statuary celebrating the chase. The en-
press, Crown Prince Frederick William
and Prince Eitel Frederick attended and
many officers and courtiers and number
of ministers were present. Twenty head
foresters from the emperor's chief hunting
preserves were in attendance at the en-
peror's special invitation. Many of the per-
sons present wore the traditional red and
green coats of the royal hunts.
The groups are by Profs. Begas and
UchtritZ and other sculptors and were
made according to the emperor's sugges-
tions. After the unwilling the emperor and
his guests had breakfast at the palace,
where his majesty made a speech on the
joys of the chase. The celebration will be
continued tonight with gala performance
OF Der Freischuetz" to which the emperor
has invited hundred head foresters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02
ANTITRUST LAW INVOLVED.
Arguing Oil Companies Cases Against
State of Texas

The antitrust law of Texas is involved in
the two cases of the National Cotton OIL
Company and the Southern Cotton OIL Conn
pany against the state of Texas, which
were argued in the Supreme Court OF the
United States today by VIM V. Rowe and
r. l.. Lovett for the oil companies, and At
torney General Bell of Texas for that state.
The case grows out of a proceeding by
the state to forfeit the business licenses of
the companies, which are foreign corpora
tons They are charged with conspiring 10
fix the price of cotton seed, which Is i'll vio-
latiOn of the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02

Lieut.. Gherardi. who is in charge of the
government wireless telegraphy station at
the Newport, X. l., torpedo station, states
that the German system recently installed
on the Nantucket Shoals lightship is now
in successful operation.
Richard Fitzpatrick. thirty-two years of
age, said to have been member of the
gang formerly headed by the notorious
Monk Eastman, now in states prison,
was shot and almost instantly killed in
New York last night by Harris Stahl,
tailor nineteen years old.
Pope Plus, who for two days has been
slightly indisposed. was yesterday suffer-
ing from an attack of govt and rheumatic
pains in the legs. the latter caused by sud-
den changes in the weather.
Louis Stark of Park Ridge, N. j., was
accidentally shot dead yesterday at Pearl
River. n. Y. by Frank o. Mittag, senior
member of Mittag Bower manufacturers
of typewriting supplies in Park Ridge.
A large mob. with bloodhounds is pur-
suing Jim Harden. a negro. who killed Will
son Davenport prominent contractor Of
Maplesville. Ala. If the negro is captured
a lynching is almost a certainty.
William kaufman, publisher and president
of a mining company. was shot and fatally
injured by his former partner, Henry
Hottie, who Immediately killed himself at
Chicago yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02
Jamaica Races Today.

JAMAICA, l.. L., November First race,
handicap for all ages; six furlongs-Dia-
mond. O to . and 1 to 2. first; Monet, TO
1. place. second; Race King, third. Time
liz 2-5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02
Norfolk Women at Polls.

Special Dispatch 20 The Evening Star.
NORFOLK, Va. November 2.-Norfolk
W. c. T. u. women today decided to go
to the polls election day and distribute
.prohibition' instruction tickets to voters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02

5-inch Pure Silk Soft-finish
Satin Mousseline Ribbons,
in the most needed colors
for present use; also
black. Worth 33c. yard.
Sale price.
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CRONIIQylLLA.

-Se6ores. distinguido auditorio. pi-
do lapalabra.
Guerra deciros que para mi no hay
mujer mas linda. mas pstri6tica. mas
ideal y mas que Sc 20 que ...que las
japonesas.
We a00aat, zoe qvG1at s. etc6tera.
Yo no me he de casar sino con una
nipona.
AL efecto, espero que Sc abra el ca
nal de Pansma, para que ell visje no
me Ecueste tan caro-. no bien llegue
al imperiO del Sol (sin alusioDes q
nuestros Eteratos) naciente, me ire &
pasear por las GALES de Toxic, visitar6
las redacciones de los peri6dicos Y 10
mismo que digo en- estas l1neas, dire
& la primera reporter que me sRlga al
paso.
az que9 A mi no me GUSTAV las
puertorriquefiss. Son derechos i'm
prescriptibles y por aIgo decfa ell inol-
vidable Mister Hunt que era menester
que Sc tuviers Independents de ac-
ci6n y libertad de penssr. 5aad5soi-
pLin0 y demas.
Perfectamente. Y que digan 10 que
quieran de este cura, no hay para mi
mayor deIicia que contemplar ese ros-
trO de mango largo que tienen las Sub
ditas del Mikado, con aquellas cejas
arqueadas y .squella cabellera oliendo
& crisOntemRs.
Lo mismo le pasa al sargento Casta-
nera. LIE GUSTAV las japonesas, que
es un colir5o.
Y como en- el Jap On no hay ley es de de-
80oato. aunque, decir verdad, muchos
ferrocarriles circuaovalGn ell pals, ALI
pasa uno la gran vida.
Hasta B0ricu0 Sc ha metido & elo-
giar al Jap6n, pues como 81 dice va
aqui no Sc atreve nj tomar entire sus
dedos la pluma, por tenor de que 10
ciTCunVGlen en- un deS0cGt0 80 un
conficto.
Da ahf a. trate de imitar al marques
de Yamagata, el cual marques frma
siempre en- elise.
Tambi6n llama gate & cualquiera.
En- flo, que pesar de 10 que todo ell
mundo murmure, me GUSTAV las japo-
nesas mas que ninguna otra mujer de
globo del planeta.
Lo escrito, escrito esta.
Z no creO que por ESQ Ia ley Fora
ker nj otrs ley aIguna (incluso la del
desscato) me condenen q NADIA.
iEu que Manati vivimos?
Y0dye Maestro.
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decimos: ST est0s casos SO quedan sin
castigos, 5qu6 seguridad garant1as
queda los propietarios?
El individuO Osvaldo PefIa fu6 SEN
tenciado q cinco pesos de muIta diez
de costas por haber inferidO lesiones &
Prudencio Figueroa.
EI p6blico esta viendo con mucho
dessgrado las diferencias que surgeon
en- la Corte de Distrito con ell sefIor
Fiscal ell Licenciado Freyre. Pare
ce que estos sefIores no han simpatiza-
do muchO
Sci CrioIIo3 peri6dico que Sc publ
ca en- esta Villa bajo Ia direction del
conocido senior don RoduIfo Herman
dez, trae su primera plana adornada
de un artfculo que dedica & la defensa
de su ilustrado Redactor don Luis A.
TorregrosR. A la verdad que no en-
contramos en- dicho artfculo NADIA de
particular Y 81 la cOrrobOraci6n de to-
do 10 que hemos dicho y repetimos
con respecto q Ia Junta Department
tai nombrada para fOrmar los Jurados
de la que forma parte ell sefIor Torre-
grOsa.
Har6 muy bien Sci CrioIloo en- se-
guir ocupandose mas del Rsunto, aun-
que no es tan trivial como 81 10 iuzga,
pero nosOtros tsmbien 10 desearfamos
por tratarse de persanas que siempre
hemos sabido distinguir; pero llegado
ell case, no habra omisiones. Esto no
quiere decir que el asnnto en- question
Sc abandone en- 10 sucesivo.
7 antes de terminar hare Una obser-
vaci6n. POr encima de todo este. Ia
Ley. Ia Justicia. la moralidad. Y
cuando Ia Ley habla, cslls las pasio-
mes y los encumbrados indebidamente
Hemos tenido ell gusto de yer y sa-
Iudar al Honorable Assistant del Attor-
ney senor Libertad Torres. Parece
que le han traido asuntos concernien-
tes & las necesidades de la Corte de
Justicia sus Jueces.
Tambi6n hemos tenido OCCASION de
conocer al Juez Marshal de Ia Corte
Municipal de Lares que con motive de
ser lIamados por ell sefor Assistant, Sc
encontrabRn en- esta Villa.
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IA JOS6llud'l
La sala LENA de luces armonias
de sugestiones hermosas con sus her
mosas flores concurrencia espl6n-
dida.-MiI mil lamparas de llamear
brillsnte hiriendo las joyas de las ds-
mas los belIos luceros de las hermO-
sas arrancandO destellos Y cambiantes
variados como variados los matices de
aquellas.
Ell espectacuIo era nuevo para tt,
que tfmada ponfas tu primeriza plan
ta en- el temibie umbraI de un salon
del gran mUndo, que guarda flores her
mOsas de goces inexplicables, pero que
como Rquellas llevan esplnas de de-
seDgafos y gotas de amargura bajo su
capa falaz.
El instintivo tenor de 10 desconc cido
Sc apodera de las Juveniles almas GUAM
do aun no pueden discernir con conoci-
miento bastante los peligros que guar
dan las escenas de la vida. dOnde para
elias comienza con ell primer bale. con
las primeras impresiones del cOraz6n
sediento de otros goces, que no los
aridos del estudio Y las sencillas de la
nifez.
Sin embargo. Son tan duIces los
acordes de una m6sica que conVids &
bailsr, es tan suggestive el aspectO de
aquel salon cuajajo de flores y lleno
de algeria que atrae su senO con de-
seossin tasa ansiedades sin l1mites.
BaiIaste y baiIaste, bien, deslizandote
como una ondina en- en- las sguas, CO.
mo una n$yade en- su natural eIemento
tn cuerpO, va con l1neas de mujer Y
tus pies firmes Y suaves q la par. mar
caron con toda Ia cadencia de nues-
tras inimitables mrjeres, ese aire her
mosfsimo y grato, ardiente como purO,
suggestive ' tentadOr como ninguno,
que Sc llama U0lS.
Y tus mejilIas Sc Theron con ell fuegO
de la savia que en- venas azules traspa-
rente tn piel morena Y suave como da-
masquina seda. y tus ojos brilIRrOn con
los destellos del contento de tn ser que
sentia emociones nunca conocidas pero
gratas como grata era Ia ammonia que
te impuls2ba en- su sublime caden-
ciR.....
Oued6 grabado en- tu vida Ia prime
"a p&oina de Ia historic de toda juven-
tud, eI Iibro de tus goces en- la vida
oued6 alberto v en- 6l escrita una grata
impression para tn alma juvenil.
Ouiera el cieIO que las dennis sean
dulces como aquella, que siempre re-
suene & tus oidos como tu coraz6o,
ell suave arruIIo de una m1sica divlns
que en- Ia dicha to haga recOrdar STEM
pre- tu dichoso primer Gals.
REMEMBER.
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enganado. Que siempre hay fulla
rias y fraudes en- abundancia, Cd
cosa que todo ell mundo sabe; perd
rara vez 8 nunca Sc encuentra que
una importante casa comercial los
comBta, sea cual fuere la clase de
su giro. No puede haber exito per-
manente de alguna clase, cuando
este basado en- la mala f6 8 engaf1o.
Los que intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos Y. pronto SUI
fren ell castigo que Sc merecen. Sin
embargo, hay muchas personas que
temen comprar ciertos art1culos
anunciados por tenor de ser en-
baucados y engaf1ados; especial
mente Sc resisten a dar confanza
a las manifestaciones que Sc pu-
blican sobre los m6ritos de ciertas
medicinas. El muy efcaz reme-
dio, conocido bajo ell nombre de
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
es un art1culo que Sc puede com
prar con tanta seguridad Y garan-
tia como la harina, artefactos de
seda 8 algod6n, siempre que proce-
dan de una fabrica con reconocida
reputation. No nos convendrfa e.
xagerar de manera alguna sus bue~
mas cualidades 8 representarla CO.
mo con las que no le correspon-
dan; pero tampoco necesitamos de
tai ardid. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene los principles nu-
tritivos Y curativos del Aceite de
H1gado de Bacalao Puro, que ex-
traemos de los hfgados frescos del
bacalao, con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre, y cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes reactivos medicinales,
es cosa patente a todo el mundo.
Es de inapreciable valor en- casos de
Anemia, Insomnia, Mala Digestion,
Afecciones de la Sangre Y Tisis.
'El DR.. E. Duenas, de Buenos Aires,
dice: Tengo ell gusto de manifes-
tarles que he empleado con exec
lentes resultados su preparation en-
mis- enfermos y en- todos ellos he
Observable un resultado altamen-
te satisfactorio." En- las Boticas-
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REMEMBER.

Anta se Vende papeI de
i92 100 quintal.
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CONSOLATRIX AFLICTORUN

Todo me hace sufrir, todo me hiere
Is mustia flor que rueda por 81 suelo,
ell cantcO del cisne cuand0 muere,
eI sonoro gemir del arroyuelO.
AL alma mis-, que en- 81 fuegO arde
fdel sentimientO, abisman en- Ia penR
ell fuIgor moribundo de Ia tarde
la faz doliente de Ia luna LENA.
Viviente im8gen soy de Prometeo
un buitre MI Ell social, su inquina sacia;
con la arg0lla deldolor me veO
sempre atado al pen6n de la desgracia
Es verdad que aunque lucho en- mi supIicio
p0r ocuItar con Ia sOnrisa ell lIanto,
siempre ell mund0 descubre ell artificio
escarnece con burlas mi quebranto
Pero es mejor as1 .Venga en- buen hOra
el insuIto inciYil mi alma prefere.
Ia meDguada compassion que llora,
ell odlo sin escrdpulOs que HERE
Protection, no piedad, pido en- mi verso
3Lastima? iVive Dios ESQ lastima.
Mas lay! que ayuda Ia tendra ell perverso
lei justo hallar8 solo quien 10 oprima!
iOh ley, oh ley del mundo tenebrosa
que exalta al NAL al bien 10 MEGA todo!
LA v1bora en- un tSIamo de rosa!
LA palOma en- un t6lamo de lOdo!
Bien esta. Mas en- vano me Iamento
SAcaso porQue duda me taladre
la barrena del NAL ell sentimientO
10 he perdido va todo2 iA1n tengo madre
iMadre. madre! es decir Ia dulce copa
que ell vivO 8rdor de nuestra sed apaga
la manta que en- inVierno nos arrOpa,
Ia brisa que en- verano nos halaga
iMadre! este es ell arboI de Ia ciencia,
de Ia clencla Gel blen Y Ia espefanza,
la del hombre visible Providencia,
ell condensado azuI de la bonanza
Una madre 10 es todo. iCuSntas veces
al lado de mi buena viejecita,
va escanciado el afan hasta las heces.
blando aliVio encOntr6 mi amarga cuits
iCuantas Jay! sus razones de ternura
fueron al infeliz coraz6n mfo
10 que Ia mustia planta Ia frescura
del ben6fco aljofar del rocfol
X cuantas, roto ell pie, sin fuerza eli brazo
cautiva ell alma por letal d0encia,
fue para mi un oasis su regazo
en- el yermo arenal de mi exstencia! -.
SC6mo. pues pesar de mis- pesares
no he de henchirme de gozo sin medida,
81 por gracia del dios de los azares,
a1n cuento con Ia madre de mi vida?
Una madre es el nido del contento;
del verdadero amor Ia eterna palma,
la f6. Ia religion, ell sentimiento,
La abnegaci6n, ell sacrifcio, eI alma
Es 10 mas santo que la vida encierra
ell espfritu alcanza en- SUI alto vueIo
-tMadre. imagen de Dios sobre Ia TERRA
Que Dios to favorezca desde ell cielo!
rs G
JUAN ESCUDERO MIRIAM
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OTRA SOCIEDAD.

Entire varios j6Venes de nuestra bue-
ma sociedad sc hacen gestiones en- 81
sentido de constituir una asociaci6n &
grupo de determinado n6mero de elias
y de eg1os. con 81 fin de prOyectsr pi-
ras, bailes. paseOs Y demas diversiones
propias de la iuVentud alegre Y cuIta.
81 versailles como dice Semper
lleva Ia palma ell mayor n1mero de
elias sera del simpatico barrio que tan
tOs amigos tiene.
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En- esta j.
Peri6diCO viz
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Ensayos de Ianeeros.

Un grupito eecojido de monfsimas
damas y otro. sin diminutivo de j6ve-
nes, continuaran ensayando lanceros
en- una casa de familia distinguids de
esta ciudad.
una plazuels. discfpulas mas aprove-
chadas. una damita morena muY gra-
ciosa y otra rubita que no 10 es menos.
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Tu primer vaIs,

"a Josefna.
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NO sERA listed

JUAN ESCUDERO MIRANDA
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Descollaron Ia sonora Mangual.
Roig J Ia graciOsa nina de este.
La Companfa Roig ha deiado Oratoa
recuerdos en- esta ciudad, no soIc como
artistas de meritos sin6 tambi6n nor Ies
simpatfas que Sc captaran perticular-
ments,
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RESTABLECIDO.

Sc encuentra va restabIecida la divo
puertorriquefia sefIorita Amalia Paoli.
Lo celebramOs mucho, asf como sus
muchos admiradOres.
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"Muert8 Civil. !"

Ell desempeno de dicha obra por Ia
Companfa Roig. obtuYo una magnf6ca
interpretation.
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DIR. ANTONIO MOLINA

Parcpa p6bco general que 81 d IA de
cornt los Estados Undos endk
& fnes de Julio
euaIquieE asun neOesien puedsn
apoderado don Luis YOrdan DSVia.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
Mark TaUdiH Caught.

On one Of Mark Twain's later trips
down the Mississippi he made the
journey incognito in order to gather
material for stories about Mississippi
pilots, and the following story was told
by a man who knew him well, of the
way Twain was discovered: The
steamer was hardly under way when
through the automatic action of the
brain, the author instinctively wan
dered to the pilot house, and essayed
the role of the greenhorn. The pilot
loaded him with the kind Of river chaff
and badinage that must have recalled
the days Of his youth more vividly than
would have the taste of one of his
grandmother's pies, and our author was
enjoying it as keenly as If he were at
a country circus, slowing away page
after page of the most delightful ma
terial, and secretly hugging himself
with the thought that he was getting
a large amount of the most desirable
copy from the very source to which
he had looked most longingly, and for
the acquisition of which he had been
racking his brain in an effort to decide
as to the best method of procedure. At
the moment when he decided on beat
ing a retreat, in order that his stenog-
rapher might take down the interview
while it was fresh in his mind, the pi-
lot left the wheel, and. turning to Mr.
Clemens, calling him by name. said:
Here, you take her and lie awhile
you're handler at it than am. Trying
to play yourself for a stranger and an
innocentl Why, 1 knew you before you
bad spoken seven words, and 1 made
up my mind to find out what was your
little game. 1t was to draw me out
Well, let you, didn't 1? Now, take the
wheel and finish the watch, and next
time play fair and you won't have to
work your passage" The results of
this trip were incorporated in the sec
ond half of Life on the Mississippi"
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
OAKLAND BONDS.

TT HE Oakland City Council has fixed September p
the date of the bond election The issue is for
parks, bouevards. a new City Hall. polytechnic
school and needed necessary public improvements
Intending to further promote this enterprise, take
occasion say Oakland friends that no city
improved to death. Cities improved into
abundant life always. They die of dirt and in
erta If this bond issue is ratified, persuaded
will be, at the polls the first years in payment
of it will be only $325 the $1,000. After that the
the moment the issue is ratified every $1,000 worth of
than twice the of the years tax and that
the Improvements made this advance will con-
tinue in constantly enlargng ratio
The situation of Oakland unrivaled for beauty and
saubrity Nature the bottom out of her purse of
gifts and graces in behalf of that location But man
has heretofore been too let go that with
out assisting the unspent energies of nature improve
upon her first work Now that community is quickened
by spirit and the capacities of their appear
to them in raised vision, that is formed of union of
charms with impulse to material prosperity
There are not many cities IN the world whose everv
part is hawless Oakland 1t has no place where
slums can permanently lodge, where things low
and unsightly naturally gender and tester Every
block in it receive graces and attractions that hold
the fancy of the observer. When these proposed i'm
made in the spirit that has prompted the
undertaking. but few cities in the world will display as
many charms And then the people will discover that
they have only made beginning, and will clamor for
and longer steps forward guided by experience
gained in taking those now so carefully and wisely
planned.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15
Her Testimony.

He was a bull-dozing inspector at
one of the polling places at the recent
primary election and had made him
self obnoxious by challenging several
intending voters on the ground that
they were not the men they repre-
sented themselves to be. A young
man, whom we will call John Blank
came along, accompanied by his pref
ty three-year-old daughter, and after
giving his name asked for a ballot.
That's not John Blank" said the
offensive inspector. Il know him we'll
and you are not the man."
Blank smiled and his little daugh-
ter, scenting trouble, edged over to
him saying in a defiant manner:
That's my papa"
well, said the judge Of the polling
place, who had become disgusted with
the exasperating tactics of the inspec-
tor. well just leave it to the baby,
What is your name, little girI?"
My name is Dorothy Blank, and
my papa's name is John, for 1 call
him that sometimes"
Now, where do you live, my little
dear?"
Il live at 1885 Dewey street with
my papa and mama," came the an
swer in lisping accents.
THAT corresponds with the entry
in the affidavit book" said the judge
looking sternly at the inspector.
John Blank, here is your ballot"