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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

4, AfterSthe Wnr M jor Mel lde went lecr
turing IN the United States There he
met ISIS Maud Come, the Irish ''JoanSof
Arc, Y and after two years courtship mar
yried her! y " b: va
u Major AicBIlde's position, now that he
has returnedSto ireland as a dellcat one,
He may be arrested and tried for treason,
Just ms - Colonel lynch was. hut. q Is
POSSIBLE that his return may be Ignored,
IS; Meanwhile he has announced Ills iItel-
3tlon OF eontesting South Alayofa the next
election. though he wi not claim the
seat II returned. M saS q III
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.ElGLISRINENA| / i |. {. D.
O Stealing SECRETS 4 |: ]:
German ctllrers. p iscul1ss,
Question of5P reyerltiil Them
Inspecting Factories.
BERLIN Dec. 81,

~ - tt)Il!S, tr>sS' 81
81 discussion as been started N the
1 German i i press Il as tos 4 whether English
n,anufacturers isiting Germany Y! liould
I'D allowed to inspect g arInatl factories.
Complaints are m 4, ~ Xxx hen y thirty
members ,esf5 Junior Institnte 81 Eng
Anccrs b. London isisi ted y erl ~ the
summer they brongh ga fltii y. tl +!
MD snapshostetl Il al manner of technical
objects, which they rs n slso q
matter OF courtesy ard jot ted down u otes
spf everything new thn he " 50 ". hey
are accused OF abusing Germ liospitta q
sity.8f IS N ssS II Ia
81 Numerous German manu- aeturers write
to the newspapers stating that they never;
allow E1ngi!shmen5 to Inspect their Wor!ss.i
and pp!pt out tina iswh hen they VII III Eng
land great pr cantlons Il az ny aria bly,;
taken to prevent "a hem ss a ppropria ting
trade secretg. a5 S3s NJ 3Ss
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/, f,lerpvrnal Sent to Unison

f,oNDoN.f Dec, 81 The Rev, Wtlllam
1,arns!ey, pastor Of; g Primitive Il Aletho,,
ldist chapel sonlliaaptpn; ms slsste s..
imprisunmeit rather han pay the "
ice,a,y,lunai rates. On his ne lea ss on the
.preylotis pcc asion he reoo el his eX,
III d Working model Of his cell placed ia
jfronfsof his Dude, " &5 E553 r 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
4 srAAI,pING OUT spYING
Much N eeded Reform Heine' Effected
#5s.i IN the Trench Army,

d PARIS. Dec. 81 --Mnch admiration II en-
nreasefi in official circles fol, the quiet and
Wslyin Which i'sE, e s,
MiaiattenfSi fea II w
"a ssi1s,y been furnishing !nforr
alton are being ordered. 70 other sta
Hons Some haysaysn hssn ao "a
bbe e found for Them. Many have been at
.tnahad 10 the War Office ITSELF, ~ the
inennrts have hes n DESTROYED. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Aarift without IIoor for ID Days
4. MILAN, Zee. "a sailor who had been
without + food and DRINK for, q fertnight
nIbnard Il Ppntoon watch broke loose z
iTiests during nSstonn has Z, been bf3ngllt
had been securing the Adriatlca In search
OF him for days, He wa 9 IS uncost us
when rescued. y. *! n j8.
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SPORTING 10 Il {; Il pA 1 ]. 2 DEAD &
Discovery Of His Gambling Propens
ties Braa1 ks His II cart. "

es . Tea Ks HE fLsar Z.
s5sLONDoS.BD Dec. 3, ST The sporting pauper
of Etoni ihatlses led yes erda Sssf
Z, wa, Il fro sperolls draper. and afterWard
proprietor OF one Of the hes t hotels In
sS;louGh q 8Ie Went To me ch, hut Oh re-
turning To England ftritted int he union.
cVeu$then 4 he ore or gumblit X, vi icl he
had always disTIa.ed, WIS not suppressed.
The discovery OF more I han two pounds,
.in5his posse sion. ana of q letter rcsa ting
TO bets. econ u ~ W II ne
&i n gees, Ii w ho was ny
years OF a sc 8vaa 50 Iisconcerte d sat hs
loss OF his money that lin GU his throat
Last Wednesday,, but fingered INT I'll yes ter
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IPaint as a Beyera ge.

DUBLIN. Dec. 81 IA lunatt Inmate ol
the Waterford Asylum came 1lpon q poi
IA Ting Il part az tie asylum BUILDINGS
and drank It. "a fter some days he seem,
ingiy3s d ncoycrea b s usual ieHlth, bnl
again slekened, and q He'd eleven days after
Dartuklng Of the paint, IN IA
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!. DUBLIN, Dec, 81,

u RI ~ LII ~ fff i'ssc, 81 4
d Ohm y OF the fish
N, Brigade. WHO fought for thsg Isoerls Y
- hqs tired or his pleasant exile y ~
Paris. and IS back In Ire land again
Z NIB man who elped 70 hold Butler \. q q :
tho flugela apd who took part I'm I every 'l'r'
Important enga cement I'M tha phase s's 9 s
4 the campaign Is no ordinary al Ter
"a "A mania for freedom sent him 70 seek
ci,izenship az he Fallsi 81 fei';i vs. m
1896 and later llnpellcd} him "a IA re up
Z arms for his adopt ed cou M A s
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Kings Mare il a Haunting Car.

LONDON, Dec, 81 The Western Mail,
of Australia fIssports shat af the
Join Stuart won the championship for
harness horses With mare purchased
from the Kings stables. She we mar .lr
nessea i9 q IN, y r., ,pi iaublin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
q lis asDang,erS to Russia.

Thcrejis no doubt that as DO wage err En- Il
press Maria Fcodoro@na is "a danger to
Russia and an enemy Of al pro g ress. ]. AS
long as; she lives she and her II lend il'obe-
sdouostzeff will prevent ev err M venent
toward dom, but - IS 1Ho ma a ?.
MOI her she has SO ma ny xcelent $qnalf-
tbs tiIat8 As easily tinderst God tina the
car finds # hard to forge his feeling Of
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del toatrO
HOStOs On Santa Isabel
Mavn 10.

Mayo To-
El domingo 30 de Abril Sc inauqur6
en Santa 1sabel 81 teatrO Hoatos. Los
nifios que tanto de fuera como de sTIf
tomar0n pRrte. CumpIieron los mime.
ros del progFamR en- t0ds reUIo.
Por nifias adornRdsG con los colo.
res dominicano, cubRno y puertorri-
preno go cant6 81 himno compuesto
por el inolvidabIe Hostos.
Las niflas de Santa Isabal Miyits
BernaEt, Luiaa Fernandez (la oracio.
eita, J Zoa. Celita. Elisa y Antc fiita Ro-
dFiguez. que por primera VIZ se pc
sentan 81 pdbIic9 dejaFOl & todos s
tlsf chos de igual nRrera que ] Is ni-
nos Calder6n, Guzman Y Rodriguez
que hizO an DJn Braulio 81 pelo.
Don HiIari6n mereci6 Il repetici6p.
En- resdmen fue IN sdebntD alta
msnte satiafactorio, del cual todoa a.
Heron satisfechoa.
Ia poesia eDida,S recitads por ,Ju-
Its Torres. estLvo sublime.
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Como ell COniSi01adO
Larrinaga IuCla pOr
Puerto Rico.
PfOtesta del nOmbfanlantO De IN
Attorney General que no GS
puGItOTIlgug1O.

SThe Evening Stare, IN diario de
Washington, publicR en- abril % las
siguientes Ifneae:
EEl comisionado de Puerto Rico en-
Washington sgfIor TuliO LsFrina ags
esta muy contrsriado con ell reciente
nombramiento de Mr. Frank Feuille,
attorney general del go1oierno de PueE-
TO Rico.1
Sci se nor Larrinags hizo IN eil6fgi-
co llamamiento al gobiern9 ameriseno,
para que fuera nOmbrRdo IN native
para ese puesto.1
Sci llam6 Il atenci6n de que en- Ell
pals hay muchDs hombres capaces pOr
SUB c0nOCimieritos expe rieucias para
ocnpar squeI pueato.9
eLA Ocupaci6n de eae puesto por un
aneFlcano Ia C0nsidera Ell comisiOnad0
de Puerto Rico com IN fracaso. pues
han sidO nOmbIadOs ciDco americanos
psfa ese cargo, en- menos de cinCO
amps, Esto sin c0rtRr lss vacaciones
que he teDidO Csda attorney en- los Es-
tados Unidos. Y t6ngaae eu cuenta
que se trata de fun cionRrios 6 quienes
no les son fsmiliares las leyes. idiomas
" cDstumbres. ,
tEl ccmisionadO afrma que "a ley
Fora ker Isl vez coDa ider6 is necesidad
de nombrar un amel icano para aqueI
puesto bsjo eI punto de viata america
no, al tempo que SO implant6 AquellR
ley
fPerO 81 tambi6n considers que Il
aplicRci6n de ID ley ha sido llevada
lei6s 81 otro lado del Dlar por In inten-
ci6n de sus directories, quien, 81 piensa,
que nuncR IL discreGi6n dada los
iefRs de depsrtamentos hubiera sido
ejeFcida tan arbitraris mente en- todOs
los IcRsog, nombrandose hoEnbres que
la 1nayorfa del pueblo consi dera inep.
tos para los servicios p6blicos.0
fEi mfnimO de cinCO nRtiN9s puerto.
Irriqueflos sefialadoa por RqueIIa ley ha
venido ser una regIa fija, 10 que con-
sidera el 81 Il0r LsrrinRga cOnfrario 81
espfritn de la Eey.o
eLa ley Fora ker design6 un tiempo
prudential de aCuerdo con su tftuIo,
pero ha venido & ser permaneute, 10
que cree el COmisionado que mo ests
justifcsdQ en- IR presente circuIWtan-
cia.
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Mas sobra eI erinan De Ia ca
rretGra Dc Rio PiodraS.

Apesar de las activAs diliganciss
Drscticadss por ell ssrganto Lopez
pitz del luez municipAl de Rio Pie
dras seflor Vicente Nievea a6n no Sc
han podido pOner en- Claro los movies
del cIfmen Cometido en- Is persons de
Pedro Santos e1 el kil6nlatro 25 de ID
carretera de Rio Piedraa ( Cagu1s.
III dia % sc tuVo conocimientO en-
Rio PiedFas de que un Iado de Il ca
rreteFa Sc encOntraba IN hombre cruel
rnente sgolpeadO.
Tfasladadas dicho punto las auto
ridades eEc 1ntraron an indiViduo oue
dijoI IIamRrse Pedro Santos, en- estado
sg6nicO con ell cr6neo destrozado, bra
20 i4quierdO. piernR derechR Y fractu-
rRdo el tobilIo del pie derecho. Pocas
fdeIzAs quedaban 81 aQredido y de aus
declRraclones prestadas ante Ell iuez de
polic1a vari0s paisanos acus6 como
gsesOres a | I1ooepcio Torres Ramon
y Federico Lizard, juan Cruz. Fran
cisco Alemsn y Federico L9marero.
POGO despu6J fu6 trRsladadO & Rio
Piedras. fslleciGndo las de Il tarde.
Lp que mas llAm6 ID atenci6n en-
este procesO es que al intsEfect0 era
an h3mbre de cIase humilde del pue
bio, CRmpesino, como de 45 amos de
edad y r0busto, fgurRndo entire sus
agresores personas conocidas en- ID
soCiedad de Csguss.
Aver encontrabansa en- Ia csrCeI
municipal de San JIan los procesa-
dos.
InocenCio Torres es scusado de ase.
sinato en- primer grad0 y los otros
acusados se les exiRe 5000 doIIsrs de
tianza por 50 excsrcelsci6n, por su-
ppestos c6mpIicCs.
Aqnque el ssunto estk en- manos del
fiscal del distrito Ia policia Rigue sus
inds&aciones en- los bAFPios pr6ximos
81 lUgar del sucesc.
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NaiIeIas de ATeeIb0.
lDs nnestr0 e0rrssp .assaz. J

Mayo A Damos a conocer en-
otFo lugar los juicios celebrates por
esta CoTte de DistritO y los que
tienen que celebraFse por Jurado y
que comenzaFan ell dia 8.
La verdad que ell trabsjo del mar
shall y sub-marshall es tremendo
para hacer las citac;ones de tantos
testigos en- una demarcacion tan
'extensa y 81 4 ESQ Sc anade el que
tienen que pagarse de su bolsilIo
particular los gastos de visje re-
sulta una gran injusticia que debe
ser repaFada por quien corresponds.
Hay gran animaci0n para las
| carreras de- caballo que Sc c9lebra-
ran en- esta poblaci6n el pf6ximo
domingo y en- las que Sc adiudica-
ran como premios una medalla, una
elegant9 cabezada y una magnfhca
siIla de montar.
Los caballos deben ser matricu-
lsdos el domingo sntes de las 2 de
Ia tarde en- 81 Casino Tambi6n
habra carreras de b;cicletas con bue-
nos p:emios para ninos y hom-
bres.
Han sido trasladados de esta
ciudad para Ponce el teniente D.
| A. La Rosa. para Humacao el cap.-
tan Fernando Mater y para Mana
Il ell cabo D. M. Rodriguez
| Sentimos estos traslados, pues 81
proceder de estos sen res en- el ITEM
DO que llevan en- Arecibo en- ell SER
vicio ha sido sumamente correctO.
Ell captain Cabrera ha sido dos
tinado q pFestar sus servicios eI
Arecibo, Ell teniente Noa y el cabC
Cabrera, en- sustitucion de los Sc
lores Fernandez Mater, La Rosa J
M. Rodriguez.
Sc esta nivelandO la Gale d
la plaza Y Rosario para las carre.
ras de caDallos del domingo.
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FL l8f8 HniII en-.
Vega Baia.
los ObIef0S S0lSIanlzaH ALI 0l
primeTO De Mayo.
ne nssestro corresponsaz)

MAYO D 2-Ayer 4 Los 5 de Id tArde
ee reunieron los obreros de este pueblo
para oeIsbrar 81 10. de Mayo & hicie
ron uso de Is pRlabra don Francisco
Roiss. desde ell bRlC6n de su casa,
don Miguel Rodriguez Sierra.
PortabRn YATias bandeTas america-
mas y pueFt0Frique1As.
II orauests del amigo Font Les
aconpaf6 en- ID procession cfvicR por
Jas GALES del pueblo.
El mayor 0rden RENO en- q mani
feStaci6n demostrandO Gsl la dlgnldad
deI puebl0 veg0bele6o.
Ell iueves de ID pasGda semsna lle-
cr6 al ssf nor H HamilI, jefe de Ia pOlicfa
ingulag. en- autom6vllr para RlTar Visl
g 81 puesto de- este pueblo, donde se
,Nncuentra de jefe nuestro amigo sefioF
AreizaQe y fenemos Ell gust0 de conslG-
nap que Ia nota que pua0 este senoE
es muy honrosR y justR. Naestroa
plscenes 81 seflor Areizaga.
Ell die Is comenza aFan Les hestas
que anueIments 80 tributan & la madre
del Amor HermOs0. Sab mos que un
rfimero de balIas nos harSn Dir sus
dIIces , meio6iosas VoceS.
lTos il fHmSn que las eHijts de Ma
4 ) de este pueblo piel 90 leVantSI
mnv Nlto Ga bsndera esta M. siemprC
aue Al UuehIo Cat6lico de Rqul las Sc
cunde.
-Dasl Nu5S de corta temporada pasa
da en este pueblo, Sc AusentAron aye
ias q norris e.Skerret pSra su residen
j.. ~.
- los = - nrofesores de estN IocaIidaI
esper1n tfsnttuiios et axsmen de il
g6s. FIIos estSn seguFns de Due 9
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BasgO que llOnra ai Juez Cor
dOVa.
Destruction de IA raza GAMMA.
fDe nuestro C0rresp0nsoz.

Mayo 3
El candidate unionists Sr. Juan A.
Ramos, serS ell Juez de Paz de este
pueblo.
Por acuefd0 dc Ia Junta de Sani.
dad hR sido quamado an pan que So
gun Is opinion de ella estGbR en- p6sl-
mss condicioneq.
Respetuosainente IIamanaOa ID aEen-
ci6n de quien corresponds. q fin de
que las Tesea que sean saCFifcRdas pa
ra eI suminiatroa se examiner detgpl-
damente.
H6lIase enferma de afecci6n an
ginals Ia diBtinguida prOfesora se1ora
Ricardo i. de Ramos. Lo sentimos.
Don jose Rivers o ests ya mejOr
de- sus dolencias Noa alegramos.
La sefoFita Carmen Case las, daFa
un paseO con sus educandog. al aitiO
derOminado IR sPlaya.o EstkU excur-
stones & Ia.par que deleitan 81 espfritu.
fOrtsleCen ID inteIigancia. Adelante.
I'm rNsgo que honta 81 Juez Cor
dOva, y que c0naig1amOs con placer:
Sc celebrAb un jdicio en- Ia Cnrte Mu
nicipal. de dos adversRrios. r pdbli-
co inVSdfa los salOnes ansiOsO de cir ell
veredictO. EI Juez fAlla impasible
c0ndenando & parties iguales & los cul-
pabIes; despu6s de terminRdO el aeto,
Vedirije s los concurrentes y les dice.
qG7e Ell pueblo. Rl Uevarle GqueI sitial
quN oCupab1. eFa no para hacer de pa
togl nnR cortinR para cubrir faltas y
defec t0s. p ai para ense1Arla ese mis-
mo pueblo, blanca como el arm no.
lBien per eAOs mDgistFad0s que aaf
honraEl ga togAl
Don Fernando CaLlej0 Sc hAlla On
San JuNn.
Las noVenas &c Maria, han dRdC
~ Orincipio.
-+-Referenta al no mbramiepto del
senior Ramos VeEez pgl,S Juez de Paz,
podemos decir que el dfA 10 de Julio,
se9dn Sc dice. tonnars posa ion.
-VariOs impoFtantes vecilos de eg-
ts IOcRlidad. Sc han acercgdo 6 n0sotros
& fin de preguntarnoa 81 existieGdo una
sociedad protectora de animales. esta
permitida II matRnza 3 destruction de
la raza Gamma. TrasIadanos Is mott.
eia & quien pueda y debl coFregpon- :
dePIe.
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Una GaiiIIa aGOTGa
Dc Ia llgleIna[Ia. =

Aver celebr6 una entraviatR con eI
GobernadOr Winthrop. ell DR.. Pedro
Gutierrez IgqrRvidez, reCien nombra.
do m6dico auxiIiar de Ia comisi6n que
entiende en- el estudio de la uncinsris,
compuestR de los Sres. Asford p King.
Daspu6s de naanifestar Ell doctor Gu
tierrez la aceptsoi6n del csrgo para d.
ha sido ncmbrado, le expuso lac Jfneas
generates que ha de saguir Il Cooisi6n
de referencia & Ia vez que 81 prop6sito
que tiene dicho mGdico dc pubIicer me
Csrtilla para 10 vuIQarizaci6n de Il en-
rACi6n de ID unciuaris.
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GGReTOSa dOnaCl6n del senior
CaIaf

Correspondence el sefor Federi-
CO Calaf, hacerdado de Manati. auna
carta a. le dirijiera ell alcalde de San
Juan, solicitandO ell concuFso de
dicho caballero para dotar ell cuer-
po de bomberos de estas ciudad de
material correspondence, 81 senior
Calaf le ha enviado un cheke poF
valor de $3.50.
81 la mayor parte de los que Sc
elcuentran en- las condicianes del
senior Calaf hicieran 10 pFopio, en-
breve serfa una verdad Ia organi-
zaci6n del cuerpo aludido.
Ell pueblo de San Juan dara sin
duda las grRcias al generoso do
nante.
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Construction dc casa.

lie ha aido cOncedida Iicencis & l.
sehofa BsrnAbela Isac, vecina de Sam
tuEce. pGra Construir una casR en- Ii
cSlle de Alfonso XIII de aquel bRrFio.
-Al efecto ha enviadc los pianos con-
.Yenientea. Dichs casa cOntribuira al
ornate de ID nacients cslle.
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So nos informa que en- 81 vecino
bArriO de PuertR de Tierrs, Sc instals-
"a an Team de Biss bllI; siendo ini-
Ciadores del mismo los i6venes Fran
cisco FIorit y Martin BelIber.
In meior recommendation que de
uD artfculo puede haCerse, 81 es bebida.
pvObarlo y este Ocurre con % cerVezS
SPabSts: 81 que 10 pruebA una vez, no
bebe otra. M. r. Calder6n s. ca. Te.
tukn II, es a dep6IitO.
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I E A I R 0

Para eI domin 20 pr6ximo anuncis: ID
SSociedad Artfsticas dos fuucioneANI
una por la tarde otfa por q noche.
En 10 primera Sc Dondr6n en- escena
SLos Granujaao y Sci MonsQuilIo:9 y
en- u seQunds Gel Pobre VaIbuena. ;
eEI Tambor de Grpnelaros9 3 eatreno
de eL7 Bueng Muzs.2
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Gran tTIuRfO Dc Gat8II en- Ia EX.
p0SlCi6n de San Luis,

En- u Exposition de San Luis ali
gran iuFado com9uesto de expertoa III
coTiatas franceses y de otTas prOcsden-
cias, han adiudicado don Federico
GAteIl. UN GRAN PREMIO pOr sue
magnffcos IicoEes. como cFemas de Pill
fia, cacao, vanilla aDls, brandy. gil
neb4a v eI afanaa0o RON VIEJO y os-
ID recompansa 81 una pFueba mas de
que son Ios meioreg Iicoreg 0ue ea Ell
brican en n isia "a Puerto Rico.
30
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Hoy q 8 aa N

Preston harometrica so 0s
Temperature 81 2
Maxfma temperatura s5. 5
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MEReANTIL.

SSobrinos de Soglar. , il f.rman que,
con esa raz6n, han conatitufdo una %.
cledRd regular coleetiva en- Rio Pie
dEas. la que Sc dedicarS 81 ramo de
mercancfas y pr0visiones. habi6ndOse
hecho cargo del eBthb hblecimiento mer-
cRntil de don jose Soglar y Dfiz por
tanto del activo y pasiVo que 10 cons
tituye.
Son gOcios gestores don Francisco
Soglar Victorio y don Higinio SooIsr
y Dfaz.
So han dRdo 80 dfaa de pIazO & n
Oompaffa del trolley para nue pPoeaIS
g arFeglO de Il eafaei6n de Rio Pie
dra1,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-08
Dress BecominglY.

To youth and health the girl who
wants to be attractive must add the grace
of neatness and suitable dress. She
should study herself, her good points,
that she may heighten; her bad points,
that she may lessen their effect.
A girl with red hair, for instance, may
so dress herself that she will be delight.
full to look at. She must learn to choose
the right shade and color. She must
avoid puppies, crude pinks, and violet
contrasts; but the bronze-browns,
creams, faint blues, and delicate greens
will suit her, and bring out the lowell.
ness of her complexion, and the rich
lights in her hair.
A stout girl must not wear plaids, mol
load her dress with trimmings and
flounces. A slender girl, on the other
hand, should avoid stripes that add to
her inches.
Attention to shoes and gloves, to
nicely in the matter of neckwear, to
cuffs and collars, and the trifles that
give pretty finishing touches will make a
girl seem beautiful, when perhaps she
has little claim to that distinction.
The name of ''old maid" is often ap-
piled to the girl who takes exquisite
care of her wardrobe, and in a tone
meant to be depreciative. Why should
such trait which is 80 estimable be
generally regarded as Objectionable? 1t
would be blessing if more women, mar
ried and single, were endowed with it or
cultivated it. Women take the best of
care of precious bits of jewelry, rare old
lace, pictures and bric-a-brac; why
should they not be equally good to the
clothing, for which they pay large annual
sums? As for its being Old-maidish to
shake and brush and carefully put away
each article as it is taken off-that is all
nsenSe.-McCall's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-08

In 1891 o0e of the Hagenbecks AMI
Herman Boyer hunter in the family's
employ, went 10 India for tigers. Hear
ing of Il savage man eater in Il certain
district. they organized a party and
sailed forth to find him.
CrouchiIg like cat, with back ur
and whiskcrs bristling. it waited its
chance for a spring. One of the natives,
more venturesome than the rest, bold,
" charged it. With sudden blood
curdling growl it was upon him and
he was brushed from his horse like a
man of straw. And then, though he
was man of fully 145 pounds weight,
the great beast seized him as Il eat
seizes kitten and started off with
him toward the jungle. 1t was i'm,
possible to shoot for fear of killing the
man, and so we had to make the chase
one Of strategy. Finally, near the edge
Of the underground. we corncrcd the
tiger, and it dropped its lucklcss bur-
den. Then a bullet from an express
rifle ended its days of pllagc. 1t had
carried the man half IL mile. and,
strange to say. he was little injured
Leslie's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-08
wher. Martha Washington Died.


Martha Washington did not die III
the same room as her husband. but III
a room in the garrett, under whose slop-
ing roof the heat was insuferaDle Ill
summer and the cold not slight In win
ter, lighted only by dormer WINDOW.
The lower corner of the door OF this at
tic room is cut Off. This was done Tor
the convenience Of the cat which was
Mrs. Washington's sole companion IN
her lonely vigil Of eighteen months art
or the generals death, Il companion
which the Old general himself had or
ten petteI. 1t was the custom OF the
family to shut up for two years room
in which death had occurred. and
this was the reason VIII? Martha and
her cat moved to the shabby and stuffy
little grrret
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-08
Cooking In Naples.

In Naples cooking Is done anywhere
and anyhow-lnside and outside, or
sheet iron stoves, on tin boxes, in stone
jars or in clay baked earth. Here
cobbler sits from early to late out or
corner Of sidewalk near public
"Latrina," to which lie attends when
ever necessary; when not, he mcnds
also makes shoes. Near him Is gran
lite arrangement where he cooks his
meals. 1t Is about one foot high
square and open at the top, with space
deep enough for some charcoal. Be
low the coal Is crate. On one side
at the bottom Is an opening for draft
and n savory smell always arises from
q little black pot If one passes there
at noon or toward the evening. I saw
a stove and woman busy cooking out
OH balcony. with about six feet OF
stovepipe braced against the railing
Chicago Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-08

TT SENT HIM FORTY FEET IN THE AIR.
what the thing is. Now | shall 60
over there and learn something"
So he strutted over to the big red
thing and looked at it all around and
at both ends, but he couldn't make
out what it was.
"All see." said he as he perched
himself on top of the affair-"all see
is a little fizzing fire over at this end
At this very moment there was ter,
rible explosion as the firecracker went
off.
Forty feet in the air it sent Mr.. Roos,
ter Every feather in his tail and half
the feathers on his back were blown
out. His eyes were filled with powder
his feet were burned to blisters.
When he landed on the ground he
didn't know whether he was dead OF
alive
He finally pulled himself together
and hobbled home to roost as best he
could.
Have you learned anything today?
asked his wife as he entered the chick
EN- house.
Yes" he answered. '1've learned
something. but | don't know what II
."-Pittsburg Dispatch.