davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

sak A. bL. DAlLA-LOcal 19r dRErlsonburx
TCauentor. DauviUe. ard Way stations
,a'El A nj DAILY-Ns=tstagEln and FLORIDA
I,.i4ed. karsI-clAss coaches and sleeper ro
CoInrbta savannah. aud JdcksonVfIIa
r1t,iD- car Service.
~ IL DAlLH-CaIted states Fast Man
. s,-st1gr-rlass Coacnes and sleeper 20 Nevy or.
t.TS DIulus Car service.
- y N NEEk DAiS-Local for Hart
s.nbttrg ant Nay stauons on Manassas >
"a bl'I'' y n. DAILY Local for wa--enton ana
- -" - ~ N JAIL.Y-Sew York ana Atlan.1
- 'SSVOtsse tlrsI-clNss Coacn II AtEnta
t-1s1sr I, columbus. Ga. via Attsnra.
SSDsst Route Iou@lst Sleeper Wash,nar0n
. So Francisco Mondays and Eridsys
80 - nj DAlLi-New orb and FIoriea
sv,,,sss . Through Coaches and S!eepsrs nd
SNirIn,tia savannah and Jacksoovills
SS-sner 20 Augusta and PORT Tampa Din.
90 Oar Service a Ia Carte.
1o.oS p NJ DAILY-New York and Memphl,
AZ Az oyJ United via Lynehburg). First-cass coach
Snd sleeping car 10 Roanoke Knoxville,
Chattanooga. and Aemp!1isi sleeper 10 New
Orleans. Dining Car service
tn-t5 p II. DAILY Y-NashicsJou ard South.
western Limited Al Pullman train. OBJ
se1-Salioa car TO Atlanta and Macon. Clul
car 20 Atlanta. S'cepers To Nashville. AZ.
anita. Macon, Memphis. Birmingham Nen
G,rieans Dining Car service.
H T. SPENCER, General Manager
oct @ 5 IL HARDWICk- Pass Traf Mgr
SSsos w. IL. TAYLOE. Gen. Pass. Agent
- S. BROWN. General Agent
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
PROGRAM TAKING SHAPE
FOR SCHOOL CENTENNIAL
December "A and IS, Probably, With
Speeches and Exposition in
Business High.

The dates of the celebration of the
school centennial viii probably be De
cember il and 10.
This has not yet been officially an
nounced. but only those days have
been under considera ton
In the celebration. public meeting
will be held in some public building.
Several persons prominent in educa-
tional circles Will deliver addresses.
Ihe centennial exhibit viii attract
more than ordinary attention from the
fact that il is the first thing OF its
kind ever held in the District.
The furniture has not been placed
IN the new Business High Schoo! and
will not be placed there until after
the exhibit so that the entire floor
space may be used for the display.
Preparations are being made for the
most interesting of all exhibits in the
Technical High School, where the
wood turning and wrought iron vii
be on show.
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
.PURDY'S WORK LIMITED
TO ANTITRUST CASES

SO great in number have become the
antitrust cases before the Department
OF Justice and so onerous the duties In
connection Herewith that the Attorney
General has found it necessary to re-
Heve Assistant Attorney General Purdy
Of all other cases 50 that Purdy may
devote his entire attention 20 all cases
involving violations of antitrust laws.
The criminal cases have been assigned
to Assistant Attorney General Robb and
include those arising from violations OF
the laws relative TO naturalization. i'm
migration. Chinese exclusion. internal
revenue. and peonage.
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
NEW NAVY ASSISTANT
is NOTABLE FIGURE
Trueman Newberry Has Been Leader in Politics II
Michgan-Preparng to Settle in Washington With
Family for Long Perod-BuyS House.

The advent OF Trueman II. Newberry.
Of Michigan. as a member OF the sec
ondary cabinet. succeeding Judge OAR
ling az Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Is an event OF much interest despite that
II has been anticipated a long time
Mr. Newberry has been a notable hg-
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
CHFSAPEAKE AND OHIO ny.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily.
"a T. M.-CHICACO AND ST LOUIS SPE-
GAL. Sond Vestioule, electric lighted,
DIuing Car Train 10 Cincinnati. with Pull
man SIeepers 10 Louisville, Cincinnati. In.
dianapol.s Chicago, ard St. Louis. Par.
lar Car Washington 10 Virginia Hot
turings week days Dining Car from
Washington. -
=, "a p MI +. Y. LIMITED Solid ve.-
thule electric lighted, Dining Car train
Ia Cincinnati. with Pullman SIespers to
CtpciunRti Lexington. and Louisville
Ccmuartment Sleeper TO Virginia HoE
slrlugzs daily except SUNDAY. Sleepers
,inciuuau 70 Chicago ana 81 LoUia
Dtning Car
reservation and tickets at 5I3 Pennsylvania
.,sDrr. HGg Fourteenth street. near F. and
- The station Telephone 1910 for Pennsy.-
SSnia cab SeryiCa H. ". FULLER
Telephone Main 1856 CenI Passenger A<t-
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGT ON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every cay IA the ear ffoHi loot OF 7tn
- Tor Fort III pnrOe. NOTIOIh. NsWp,r.
Iterb powerful stsei pd.aNs steamers
Newport News Norfolk ana
washington
7 :, Washfngton.6.so PM 1>v. Portsmouth, 3 ofa
= Alexandria I 100 pnl Nv IsorIolk--.....s prn
~ ~ - Monroe. Z 90 anil L.. Monrosi m
ar Norfolk-..--e.o5 am At Alexandria-s:5g an
AI' ~ t5ort xIuouth SEQ ami AT. Washington an
AZ, S1-Through connection made al Nor.
foIS win steamers OF Old DonInloB
SCAN. ship Co. Tor New YORK and Msr.
rnants ana AIiners AtsS insh!ps tor IIos.
- ION.
General ucket u-fiCs, 700 IAN ST C,,l.
srado building telephone Matn-s.,,yl
= sr 5Eh VNnAlf Telephone Main-es5ol
NO CALLAHAN
I'd Y. Pres A< Gen AIgr
W. d. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. ASi
sAs1
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
.CONEN STRUGGLES
GAnELY IN VAIN
Must Die, But No One Can
Safely Say When.
STRENGTH is REMARKABLE
With Shattered Spine and Bullet IN
Back, He Si-s Up and Writes
Lette-S

Lucien Corens Hfe is surely eUbing
away. but his determined struggle in
the Naval Hospital makes the number
of his days uncertain. Phys!c.sns say
he may die in sn hour and he may live
for months.
Conen spends his tine sitting up in
bed reading letters from his friends out
Of the city. and listening to his motaer
reading novels and Dickens works
Propped up in bed with pillows. he puts
a stationery box on his paralyZed lower
limbs and writes with a fountain pen.
Yesterday Conen put his pen to good
use.
D-aws Pay.
About noon. an officer from the Marine
Barracks called at the Naval Hospital
with three long. wide sheets OF paper,
and requested ConeE to sign his name.
He placed his signature on the three
sheets and smiled when he saw that
he had s60.S5 coming TO him for a
months service In the Marine Corps.
At present. ne is carried on the rolls
as sick" As long as he lives. he viii
receive his monthly stipend, with when
he has supported and cared for his
aged mother, who has no other help
Just whom Conen Will no longer be able
to sign the payroll IS matter Of con
/ lecture.
Remarkably Strong.
The young musician has a remarkably
strong constitution. and has lived al
/ this time with n bullet in the muscles
OF his back OF the left lung. When the
( bullet entered his back, It struck his
/ spinal cord. and shattered it so thai
/ he cannot move any of the muscles be
] low the waist
/ When the physicians started TO oper'
ate on Kim TO extract the bullet. they
| found the injury to his spine and
/ stopped Immediately. because they real
/ lied that Conen must die within a shor
| time. and Il would not only be useless
1 but inhuman to try 10 get the bule
out
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
TWO NEW CHAIRS FOR
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

Two new chairs of learning will be
added 10 the course of the Catholic Uni
Versity of America The formal an
nouncement will be made at the regular
meeting of the board of trustees, which
will be held in the University next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
A scholarship will also be given in
Trinity College The scholarship is TO
be the gift of the Ancient Order of Hi
bRrnj3ns
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
MAINE POSTMASTER STABBED.

AUGUSTA. Me. Nov. 4.-WhIle en-
tering MS home late last night. Z. y.
Allen. postmaster and town treasurer
Of Vienna, twenty-miles from here. was
seized by a stranger. presumably a
burglar. and. resisting, was stabbed in
the shoulder lie broke ava and, pro-
curing q revolver from his house. fred
twice at his assailant as he scaled A
stone wall Neither bullet was effective.
Mr. Aliens wound is not serious
The Washington times., 1905-11-04

ure in politics in his own State. and is a
man of much force and thoroughness.
He has recently purchased a home here,
on Sixteenth street northwest, and viii
occupy 1t with his family as soon as II
IS refurbished and fitted.
Meantime, he is stopping with Mrs.
NeWberry at the New Willard.
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
RAILROADS.
SERBOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket ONCE, t4aI Penna. Ave.

Fer petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
luTnbia, Savannah. JaShsVIN ilis, tampa. At
New Orleans, ,., -.
1o.sO \ III DAILY-Seaboard Mail-ThrougA
,,4,,oN.1 :. eeper to Jacksonville EIa- CON
ling al liamleJ Win pullman Sleeper u
birmingham
- to Jacksonvills and Tampa. with
sLr"uUh Pullman SlcspeTs. Aiso Sleeper TO
IeIrufnghan. thls train
The Washington times., 1905-11-04

LEAVE STATION, New Jersey ave. and c 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Trains Every Other Hour On the ODD
Hour" tc
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
s-.ooa u-pt1er Pullman Parlor
ss5.60 nn-Hudet Parior. STIR. Train.
.9.O0 n-Diner and Pullman 1'arlor Car.
ssiY m = m--Diner and Pullman PaTlor Car.
e N :, n-ssI3EvaI Limited" AL Pullman
81 - = Coaches 70 Philadelphia
sF.60 n m Diner and Pullman Parlor.
e 90 p.D.-Coaches 70 FhlIaoelphl~
al -2O d N -Sleepers-
s2:5T am.-Sieepers
IN
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
DR. FISK ELGIN

r,x-,ert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
EF1,'fc and acute Both sexes. All consulta-
tiors confidential. Medicine furnished. Prices
-T09erate Hours. 9 to l. TO 6. Z 10 0.
isoonas 1923 Pennsylvania ave. nv. Phone
NJ. 1919 ueiS-'i
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
viii Always Kick.

Grievances against our Government in
the Islands. whether well-founded OF
unfounded. viii always be seized upon
bv 2 certain element which is only wait
ing for such opportunities for agitation
Political discomfort in the Philippines
v-ir aIVavs take the form Of a cam
pafRn for Independence. more or less i'm
mediate. The FiNpinOs. who have opin-
ions OF their own cannot at any time
thus be stampede0 for immediate inde-
pendence.
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
To Baltimore With Pullman Servics.

EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
To Baltimore With Pullman Servics.
week davs-z:57. 500, $50. 200. 7:2o. s.oo
$50 900 $50. 1000. HOO an; u noon;
19-05 Eco 900, 500, 400, 4:45. 500. 506
I:2o. $500 $50. 100. 500. 1000. ll:S0. II 'sj
s,IP5;9gs;v.-2.57. Pm; 100. 7.2o. $50 900. 1000
II.0O A m; 100. 1:I5. 300 3.30. $780, 5:S1
6.g0 500 1000. II so II :S5 pm
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. 'n:Co An.
> SG;SY9NPPISSNAr1. ~ PrINSN ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS.
1-TTIF = sIO-O5 an, - ;O5 p-Tn 1915 niKht.
PTTTSBURG. ell 90 am. -J;15 pm. and
1910 night
CLEN ELASSDs .s;i5 90 pm
VHEEIING, s1O:c5 am, $3.50 pm
WINCHESTER. --S-S5 am. 's4:O5. ''5:09
pm -. 49,. e.oo 49, -
200. eco pm sundays. $50 an. 5;sO and
~ OieTyRAY and ELKTOS. '4:o5 pm. through
P1FlSEE P1FFRlSEEDERlCK. SERlCK ''s.35. tsI5 1905. ''11:oo
iIfjxGERSTOWN. >'1OOj an. and ''5 90
BoYp AMI way points. ''s:S5. 1913 &-m
t1.i5 ss5 90 '"5.35. tlO:l5. ''l1:S0 pm.
fs:Ib an. s"l2.5 Tl:l5. $3.50. sos. "@5:Sa
sss q ~ :s5. flOl5 ''l1-So pm
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points.
as az 10 Is am. Tl:I5, ''5-OO $3.50 pm.
sISSily except sunday. fSunday only.
T5oggase called for and checked frcLl hotels
20 rSsiderces by Union Transfer Co. on
orders left at ticket Offices GIG Pennsylvania
ave nv. Sew york eve. and lJth ST.. aaj
al 3. B. iIEGE. Distric, Passenger Agent.
The Washington times., 1905-11-04

..I would rather point to these results
as the more notable because acnleNeo
in the face Of hard times
"No Government policy could have
ayerted OF wholly remedied the effects
OF the hard times that have come
to the Philippines in large part through
providential causes. The HaE, the
destruction OF the draft animals by
rinderpest. the cholera, locusts, ana I1
sonoe nIaces a series OF droughts, have
been woes that trOd on each other 5
heels. so fast they followed.
The Washington times., 1905-11-04

Secretary of war Taft has in the cur
rent issue Of the Independent state
ment OF his impressions of the Philip
pines upon his return to the Islands, or
governor.
He says in part:
I'VE Americans have grown 50 accus-
toned to rapidity OF development in our
own country, and TO the display of great
individual initiative and enterprise, that
We are prone to expect results too rapid
ly in the Philippines.
The Washington times., 1905-11-04
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

General Passenger Agent
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
iATENCION!

Nosotros los abajo 6rmados, conner
ciantes y vecinos de la ciudad de
Mayaguez certifi amos: = !:
Que hemos tenido en- dep6sito. por
Ell termino de ocho meses, una GAIA
de Ia PASTA AMARILLA para So
PA, fabricada por ell industrial Don
PEDRO DIMPERIO SIN que duran
te ese lapse de tempo Sc haya da-
aado la citada pasta, 10 cual conserva
sus propiedades de color y buen gus
to en- tan pe1fecto estado como el
primer dia de su fabrication.
Y para que conste en- donde qulera
que estime conveniente el sef1or Dor
PEDRO DIMPERIO hacer uso del
presente documento 10 suscribimos en-
Mayagiiez ell primer dia del mes de
Agcsto "a. D) de 1905.
K. MonAgas S. en- C.--Sucesores de
Suau S en- & C-Sucesores de Esmor1s
y Ca.-pp A. Casta i1er A. Virenofen:-
Moral y c.. S. On C.-Ieonardo To-
rrado.-E. Bonilla Raj. Reventos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29

| uud pdld VI q III mCuIo Gull Il
Sultan para descomponer com
binaclones aJenas y armar una
tremOlina a mi gusto2 :. Cola
sin. un solo hecho vale por Glen
mil conversaciones. y el solo
hecho de hallarte abo1 do del
'Hohenzollern" ha bastado para
promover un jaleo internacio-
nal, cuyos primeros resultados
nos dictaran 10 que tengamos
que hablar mas adelante. Por
ahora, 10 que tenemos que hacer
es sentarnos a la mesa en- segui-
ditto, porque estos aires del Bal
tico lie abren ell apetito a un di-
funto.
Nicolas.-Amado primo, me
dejas atomic.
Guillermo.-Esta, primo anna
do, es una de mis- estratagemas,
uno de mis- bonitos golpes de
teatro. TIE lame, vinlste let lie
tour est fait'., como dicen los
prestidigitadores. Ahora, que
hablen los demas todo cuanto
les venga en- CANA. lSabes como
estan, con nuestrO imprevisto y
dulce encuentrO, esas tres bru-
jas parlanchinas que Sc llaman
la Diplomacia. la Prensa y la
Opinion. =. iLocas perd1das!j
Nicolas NO creas. primo, ;,
lue con estas sorpresas esta
muy segura Mi razon. lQue Sc
diria de nosotros. 81 Sc supiera
que nos hemos avistado pour
donner lie change" a la Diplo-
macia, a la Opinion y a la Prem
sa7 Una entrevlsta muda? Gui
| 'ermito, eres el mismislmo de-
monio.
Guillermo.- -Dajalo estar.
hombre, que harto hablarAn por
tt Y por mi en- Londres, y en- Pa.
ris, v en- las ccnferencias del
Washington. SEl compadre Roo
,evelt ha 1nvadldO mis- atr1bu
clones de metome en-tcdo, y be-
aqui que 20 lie destripo ell cuen-
to con to1a mi real e imperial
desgracia.
NlColas.-Y sin necesidad del
calentarnos los cascos con char
loteos politicos y combinaciones
complicadas.
Guillermo-Veo con gustoI
que. por fin. te has dado cuenta
de la situacion. Nj una palabra
mas de asuntos graves. IA laI
mesa. primo! Tenemos riquisi |
mo "sterlet" del Voiha.
Nicolas. S.-iAdmirable CUTLER
mo! iEstas en- todo! r
Mariana de Cdvt0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
BIBLlOaIECA SELECTA

Las srece MOclses de Carmen,
por Te0doro Guerrero.
.NsmMtm dc et2x fc~EaMsc1stO, Po
GumerslDdo de Azcarate.
COssstitMci6as assgtesA, por el mis-
mo autOr.
La muir eseE 1sOrUemis', por Con-
cepci6n Arenal.
C0rt~s d ssN OOres0, por la misrna
eScrtOra. -
DeIit0s y 2,e~a por Beccsria.
Edmea cd6ss superior de la mas
1er, por SpaldIDg.
R<d@criGst 1e 6ssstrM2sse eaiEOS 29S
b;icOx, por Zarzoso-
(6sJisO CsriF, Ultima edici6n, Con-
gora;< con la Jurisprudence del Tribunal
Supreme espalal.
.EssrisprssteesscG ga deI Tribunal
SWDt'paaeO espaIol, ScRvOla.
EpisOdS0S MssciOnMIeS, de Perez
Gald6s, GltimoS v0umenes.
Ell p0der Gel 5efe, Azcarate.
Rmsa de E3oss QixtjOfe, Azorin.
ObvHs AseMcTes de Cervantes.
III i4sgeM 1850 hidaSg0, por Navs-
rrO Ledesma.
EI BogosG de! .gttGmt ticO, por Pc
reg Triana.
EAad dUrM0a, M. de Val.
| Ceramics, poy EduarlO Benot.
ydears~pens eSpaSsoF, por Ganivet.
xEG rubInGaO Cie .arteQssiss, por Pho
Baroja.
EJ N~Mos. Parent, por Guy de Mau-
passant, traducci6n de Ruiz COntreras.
Esv~lsO, Poesias de Eduardo BenOt.
Lie 0ss~rQMEss y eE c0lecttctSaasO,
por Alfredo Naquet.
COsAs de Esfs@itN, per Pr6spero Me-
rim6e.
Caadr0S hfsS0ricOs de La Re
UOsMct6s EraMcesG, por Cham
fort.
EfesnSriAes Cerr0ntisNS, por Co
q. torueIo, de la Real Academia Espaiiola.
Vida de ID. QMij0te y SassCisO,
sxplira..s poT unan.nno.
Ne la fsscrsA AAaaYoS ese et De
Stfho, pvi AaUits hxner. Catedrat'cs
| O. viNRa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
Dulces coloquios

Gu1llermO. - Saluu, y III
mio.
Nicolas.-Primo milo, salud.
Guillermo. - Ante todo, m:
enhora buena, por tn excelente
aspecto. 1Quien diablos me ha
bia dicho que estabas bastante
desfgurado'
Nicolas. ALAS, my dear
Will"
Guillermo. - Mira, Colasin.
hazme7el favor, por Dios Nues-
tro Senior y por todos tus sagra
dos iconos, de no hablarme en-
esa lengua.
Nicolas. - Dispense, primo;
pero, al fin y al cabo, es la len
qua de tn mama. 2E ~
Guillermo.-Mi mama es Ger.
mania, "et rien de plus"
Nicolas. IL Hola, egregio en-
perador aleman! 1Ahora te po-
mes tn q hablar en- frances
Guillermo-En la lengua de
tus fraternales E incondiciona-
aes aliados, inclito Emperador
de todas las Rusias, A1mira.
bles aliados! Supongo, Calesin,
que no tendras queja de ellos.
Con ellos puedes ir a cualquier
partel IT,. menos a pelear con
NOS fain0neS. s
Nicolas.-1Me hubiera servi-
do de 'mucho mas la alianza con
los tudescos?
Guillermc. - Vamos mucha-
cho, no te pongas nervioso; que
no nos henos juntado para pa
rarnos en- quisquillas.
Nicolas.-Pues, primo, tn d1-
ras en- que quieres que pare esta
conversation; porque me hguro
Que no me has sacado de mi i'm
perial escondite para hablar del
"yachting" 9 del "foshunting.
Guillermo.-lY dale con las
ingleserias! ST sigues por csc ca
1nino. me pongo a hablar en- ia
pones.
Nicolas.-ITanbien sabes esa
fengua de macacos' a.
Guillermo.-iYo 10 Sc todo!
Nicolas.-Y 20 me complazco
en- reconocer tn universal sabi-
duria. ;Ay, Guillernnito! iCuanto
te envidio en- mis- peque1los mo-
mentos de disgusto! No es que
me abrumen mayormente las
pequeneces y friolerillas que me
salen al paso dentro y tuera de
Russia; pero, en- fin, alguna con-
trariedad me causan de cuandoI
en- cuando. Y como estas cosas
de poo momento suelen ser
mas dlticiles de arreglar que un
conflicto gordo, digo para mi
capote: iOh, quien tuviera el
repertoire de recursos del Kal-
ser aleman, que para todo halla
salida Y de todo SAGA partido!
Guillermo. -Muy bien Colas,
muy bien. 1De modo que, para
ii, tus presentes apr1etos no pa
san de ser pequeneces y triole-
rillasf lDe manera que 20, con
toda mi universal sabiduria, solo
repre- ,ento para ii 10 que un re
mendon cuando echa medias
suelas a upos zapatos v1ejos?.....
Nico!as.-Primo, por el sera-
fico San Seratin, no INTERPRETERS
de tai modo mis- palabras. A
pesar dc los pesares. asl los Ja-
poneses como los revolucloDa
rios rusos solamente me inspi-
ran despreclo; pero 10 que til te
sirvas opiuar y advertirme
acerca de los unos y los otros, 10
escuchare como un oraculo.
Gulllermo.-Bueno; y Isl 20
te dilese ahora que no voy a
darte la menor opinion nj d ha,
certe advel tencia alguna acerca
de la guerra, nj de la paz, nj de
la agitation de tus subditos? lAl
diablo las couversaciones gra
YES V serias! Charlaremos de
~. cosas agradables; comeremos 10
mejor que podamos; descorcha-
rem0s un par de botellas de TN
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-05
Death of Jaques Levy.

Died, at Crowley, Louisiana,
last night, Jaques Levy, aged
about % years.
The above sad news was convey
ed in a telegram to Mrs. H. Boil
lack last evening, and cast a pail
of sorrow over the entire city.
Mr.. Levy was well and very
favorable known here, having been
engaged in business at Matamoros
for a number of years, leaving that
city about four years ago with his
wife to make their home with a
married daughter. Mrs. Isidoro
Marks, at Crowley. La.
Deceased was regarded as one
of natures noblemen, numbering
among his friends the best people
on both sides of the Rio Grande,
and his death is deeply regretted.
He was a native of France and
came to this section about 1862,
bringing his young bride. who
was a Miss Brock, of New Or
leans. Mr.. Levy Immediately en-
gagged in business in Matamoros
where he remained until about
four years ago, when he went 10
Crowley as stated above. Besides
a wife the deceased leaves two sons,
Henry and Emil. and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. VIM. Burkenrod, of New
Orleans, and Mrs. Isidoro Marks.
of Crowley, La, with whom he
was making his home at the time
of death. To the bereaved family.
relatives and friends THE HERALD
extends sincere sympathy in the
death Of this good man.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-05

Trudging the streets of Browns
vile by the side of his little mouse
colored burro every day of the sos,
there is an old pipero. or water
hauler, who deserves an easy place
whenever the city obtains water
works. Rain or shine, hot or cold,
the old man, bent with the weight
Of years, trudges along, delivering
water 10 his customers, many of
whom are no doubt moved TO en-
ploy him on account of the evident
regard in which he holds the little
burro which wins his daily bread.
He never adds the weight of his
own bent body to the burden of his
lowly beast. preferring to walk
barefoot through the hot and dusty
streets. The little donkey is sleek
and we'll fed, and presents an ex-
ample of kindness to dumb animals
that some of our more pretentious
citizens might do well to emulate.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-05

S. A. Roberton left today for a
short business trip to Sinton.
+. Poole, a railroad man from
Dallas, is in the city for few days.
Judge w. n. Parks spent last
night at Point Isabel. returning
this morning.
Ed Moczygemba. a San Antonio
drummer, left at O'Clock today
for up river points.
Howard Miller, customs iuspec-
tor at Hidalgo, is in the city today
on a brief visit to his family.
The Misses Krausse and Miss
Rohde went down to the Point yes.
terday afternoon for a few days re
creation.
Miss Hettie Dougherty expect.
TO leave Monday for San Antonio
and other points on a short sum.
mer vacation.
Mrs. p. O'Donnell, who has been
spending some time in Brownsville,
left this morning for Call. Texas,
to join her husband, P. O'Donnell,
who holds the position of material
agent for the Orange and North
western railroad.