davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-04
EN- EL j APON
Ell MuSE0 De lRvEHCl0NES

N0lA Rduo OOutl q IOo DOASASb R4N ~
sentose a un "talleur chinois
de Shangay y lie pidio un uni
forme igual al que ]levaba
"Muy bien-repuso el celestr'
sastre-se lie hara a usted iden
tico; pero dejeme usted el suyt
como modelo." Era una prend;
vieja, sucia y raida. Ell ofcia
la dejo. AL cabo de una sema
ma recibio dos paquetes: abri(
81 primero. y dijo: "este es el
viejo"; luego abrio Ell segundo y
VIC que tam bien era Ell viejo. El
obrero chino habia copiado, nc
solo Ell corte y los galones. sine
tambien las manchas, los re
miendos y los agujeros. La
anecdota, apocrifa Q autentica
tiene en- ell Extreme Oriente
una importancia de parabola.
Los europeos la invocau cada
vez que sc trata de probar que
los asiaticos, grandes imitado-
res, son incapaces de inventar.
Y 20 conheso, pecador como to-
dos, que al entrar esta mafiana
en- Ell Museo de patentes de in
vencion, vecino del Museo in
dustrial, me repetia mentalmen.
te la famosa historical.
PerO no tuve neCesidad de-
aargas horas para comprender
que, en- vez de ser parabolica, la
anecdota del sastre y el milita1'
es sencillamente calumniosa.
Nj en- Nueva York, nj en- Paris,
nj en- L0ndres. ell espiritu inven,
two ha llegado nunca a la altura
que aqui tiene. Notad que no
me re6ero a los resultados prac
ticos Q geniales, slnO al espiritu
general Sin duda, en Toxic no
hay un Edison nj 10 habra tai
vez nunca. ESQ no importa. Ell
caracter escudrifador, el deseo
de descu brir, existe en- todas las
categorias sociales. Pero ique
digo! La locura misma de IL
1nvencion, que tanto preOcupa d
los psiquiatristas occ1dentales es
en- esta terra mucho mas in
tensa, mucho mas frecuente y
mucho mas extrafla que en- el
resto del mundo. Las maqui-
mas para coavertir las sardlnas
en- truchas. Q1e tanto haclan
reir q AIfonso A ilals, 70 son ma
da ,mparadas con las mil y
una quinn -ras de estos invento-
res.
AparAtos guerreros hay aqui
ideados O, mejor dlcho. soma
dos por matematicos amaril.os
que causarlan la admiration d,
Edgardo Poe. Lo monstruOso y
10 sutil Sc unen en- las imagina
clones japonesas para producil
10 menos verosimil. Esas cuer-
das que uneven esas alas, esa'
cuerdas y esas cOrreas. repre-
sentan un hombre que vuela
esas cadenas unidas por un;
1ueda electrical son TN Carlor
que puede incendlar a Londre'
en- una hora; esa GAIA m'steriosa
LENA de clavos y de tornillos, e.
un molino para fabricar arroz
esa linterna euorme es la reall
zacion de un ensuenO de V1lllel
de l'Isle Adam, es una Intern
para refiejar imagenes en-
cielo.
Y este, al fin y al cabo, e
comprensible, este e| casi res
lizable. Pero aquellas otra
mplicadisimas m a III n a :
aquellos intrincados y diabolico
Instruments, aquellos enigma
ticos aparatos que veo mas lejo
v tienen nombres extraordina
rios lque queden ser, que puede
representar3. La imagination n
alcanza nj a1n a hgurarse 10 gu
de tanta complication podri
nacer ST los ensuenos locos s
realizaran.
Pero 10 que yo deseaba er
saber 81 realmente los pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-04

e Gomez Caryi1lo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
THE RUSSIAN REVOLT.

Itcu"H'd disorders D1cuTrrG "A iLCa
where a conflict between trDypa ana
striI cis resulted IN the Killing II sia
pcr0pns and the ~onndlrF Df ~
The official Ilti ~ persons Eillcg dur
inR the disturbances al Warsaw on
talns over 300 names, IN addition ~
many uHldeHtinod bpdica lying at tho
receiving want IN the cemetery.
The strike movement IN POLAND hae
spIcnd TO the governments Of Warsaw
Feiiikau, KalisI, Itadom, iuDlIn and
buyalki. Martial law has been declared
~ KaIisz. tadom and SIodlcc
Reports from MpscDw say that the
cry for the end pf the war and the
inauguration III reforms is stronger
and Is being made more openly.
The "Iar received Il d"lcpatIun ~
W~DfIInPmcu n promised 20 amcIicfnte
me condition II the laboring classes B..
the strikers would return ~ work
the report u me Guar granting Il con
|filiutiDn ~ dcniod. he has however,
approved IA scheme ~ ave the schat"
more power 10 curb ~, po"cJ II minis
icrs anc ~ provide lrHrr courts
Grand Duke V|ladlnIf. in AN interview
IT, - Petersburg. admitted tLat ~jtussia
II ia'lH" u grave crisis bui declared that
he nation VIII cm'JP ~ triumphant. iir
insists that iptorms VIII be- granted and
the people given an opportunity 10 I'D
dress the car.
An pfHcial statement issued IN 81 Pc
'ersbuIP gives ia" casualties III the col
Hsipn bNwc'n s~lr.trrs aud lfrpus on
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
CONGEISSIOEHL

1he house committee Uu interstate
and foreign commerce has authorized u
favorable report Dn the Mann bill ABBOT
ishlnp the Panama canal commission,
abd placing the PgYoiHm,ut d the canal
zDno ana the WUIt ~ constructing the
cana entirely in the hands ii tie prcsl
dent
I'M senate IN tie - resumed The
imp'arAinent case against judge
S~hyHc, and the answer II the accused,
juaufylnR the acts N which he is
charged, vas read February ~ was
hs"d as the date foi beginning the
regular trial The rest II the day Was
consumed in discussion 81 The state.
h~yd bill. The house passed The post
Eiico appropriations bin The amount
carried II $3.50, 7s7, 4l3
The senate on The An passed ~.
house joint resolution AUTHORIZING tho
director III the census 10 publish addi-
tional statistics relating 10 cotton, aud
~ gather statistics relating 10 mar.
riaRe ana divorce Senator Bailey
presented the credentials III Senator
culbrrsDn for The term beginning
March 4 The house passed The dipiO-
maiic and consular appropriation bin,
carrying ~, I07, 0i7. witch is An in
GREASE for this service Ut $3.50 over
the current appropriation
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
Russo JAPA EESE WAR.

priciaI hRures show disease has cost
Tie Mes 0f only 40 men IN Gen Oku's
whole army since May q. though 24Gi2
have been sick Ills tOial Killed an..
~ounced Tor the same period IT, ~, Z07.
Russians renewed attacks along the
Hun river aud against KuroLl, but they
were repulsed
Gen GtipDrnbofR II rcporied u have
had "A raw win Kurppstbln and asks the
ear 10 Jet him resign
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10

According 10 Va, latest census Boone
county has Il population ~ 33,2ll. an
Increase Of | ,Ssl since the United
States census IN 1900. The city Of Co
Iumbia has increased IN the same time
from $3.50 10 1,Sjs. and Ccnlralia has
Increased from I,722 10 1903,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10

No republicans have been given
places Al The state ponitcnliary, nOr
will they be. The matter was put up
/ Warden Han by Attorney General
iiadicy ana the warden answered that
he would not give any II the prison
pie 10 the republicans,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
HAPPENINGS Of
A WEEK IN BRIEF
SUMMARY or MOST INTEREST
ING EVENTS or PAST
SEVEN DAYS.
WHAT CONGRESS is DOING

Progress az the Eusso~Jnpanese WnI
in the Far East-HeWs from All
Parts Of the Union and the --latest
Foreign Intelligence.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10

1htrc are now more than ! 500 rural
mail carriers In Missouri being paid
from the office pf Joseph IT, Harris
postmaster at Kansas cry MI iiar.
fis said that On January ! there were
] BIZ rural mail carriers on the RON
Since that time ~ additional rura.
carIirfs have been Hddrd. Their pay
for January was SaJ. 1G3 ID, white tho
nnnu1l pay roll for Missouri's rura.
carriers was 81 ,G7O, 22G IN 1904 itural
carriers are divided into ten Rthd"a
receiving from $iGh n year to $12D
The Kansas cry rlhcc Is the head
quarters tor Iho entire rIraI mail scry-
ice In the state.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
"Huhs" OHisshy Goes west.

"Itubr" DRlcsby, the democratic can
didaic for railrond commissioner who
was defeated by a clos" margin IN the
last election, viii start for California
within "A few days. iic has accepted
a good position win "A firm Of horse
I'IauTiafD
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10

The Missouri supreme court affirmed
The Judgment III murder IN The first
degree against William ~Itudolph. the
Union bank rObber aud murderer, anG
sentenced him 10 be- hanged March II
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
43D GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Notes ~ the Legislative Proceedings
at the capital Of the
wcnItb.

NOR man 10 hours al a tlnIe, ana pro-
n!"'nK a p'h"Ity 81 IRON ''p II" SI,Wo Ipf
m,nn. ''','t''"' t,'yyh'n a i'iE n,nat1 10
,h' a'ih'r' an Amendment permitting
'I'"' ~ resi- 'Ithl nouns btIpi' 'yHl'H~
u'hE NOR ran, II ihry ihi h'rh al lh'lr
tY@t ~ ~ '' ha,' uL'u htuia, 'A"arl
nl4'L h'a'ua nm IN ron can me hin'hd-
".ul va" "h"p''H W "a N"I" 81 "a I" u.
Al ne CLOS" III me debate the mouse
bnh""Hce1 ~ lla ,hI'i ,I'ih ihr % x"
Di "a mn cAurlIy IIso Senator BfaGI,ys
bHi ana with"ut amendment
Ihs I'll a Of the HmtDaH,ut viii be- to
eitn'I JHI on delay me DII .DuI s,iy lHto
Ia tu' session, when II WuI ~ ~ The
scrap pie.
IIIIs introduced in the senate.
49, S,uator Yam. no uI4,o ,itruIt
,I,I.3 in ,,lufi,. al ,.s. ma, ,y yj u,u-
Llauyu upyn aaIari,s.
a.. ~ ar - ~
.n'"y, ""''"mi'',"D' 'i''"n'' " P,Ii ItH
I1t,,- ,,',t.,t H.. " 80
wn,ir lie ,lr,ulau"u oI XIII D.'u. .
at I',., u., ..n, a. ~, rIp' -
IN, ,,gl, "a ,uy u.v!n. ,nrptIni of r.,n
uiIuuug " 81 ""''"1 ''"'''' - ""o"
D....., a. ~
't''H'H !" 'E","' 'H"
a.. It ,,.' r.na5 ,x1m.nIng DonrI.
"' a' '",' ''ii'iH','" ~" ''~i7I'hN'i'di
"i","'ih' hta i'b"i'.' "dEei"'J ~ "'h,
49, II'"" I'"p'a'' '''"''".''''.
am I'''"'"t pIH'IHthE lhhl pr' "i'diy %
~ n,.''' ~ ,N' E'i''"I "'"' i""'/ aHa''
- F,yN " J'"I
'"i'"hb' 81 r"ii"I' chairman ~ me
moo "'i"'' i"l'' 'hHcua, "h'h "iatnaainS
lA' i4'Aa mn t. piyhIDIl 'iHu!yJ'e ~
st1l' uI.ptnl"Is lipm p'InE aas'aa'i
I"t I"iIl''Ai pDip"@'a. SAFE.
want ia, tnEtDaain'nt 81 ms blIl
it'tnrit'i'd I" ino'it ~" ""id DTr"-
ter. Inc democrats have pianiDIL,1 .pI-
IOIatIyua nom contributing ~ cam
paiEh- II yDu IepusI,JEa "uLt IoIDI IA,
o. IT. IEut.'
'I..,.. . .. ..tt... -
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS

Banker g, = Eech with, u ODerlin
q, Is dead, and the case against MA
Ehadwic Nv weakened.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10

a.. ,,r,, =. .na. . I'm bor atrug'
aIa. a.. ,, e.. ma w.,. sa,
"a. -, ~ fam hon.,
rt.o a..,,.,', 49,, -, n I,.I..t,,
s,ln y In
... -. en- ".,. ~ ,h, ,ia..
49,, ,.a". Ln'. and f,u, .,,o
..,o.,.Iu h,.,
rh. a."n,,I -, .,., nrnok., gn
,ou.. t,,n' u"s, Nv .a.
| LL.,,n -, ~. a., IAN -, tL, L,u
81, .,d I.I.. u,,1... no,d .. .
''"' w. Va"
instantly hlI"H
Ut NIchpIas Sem NJ h!'hRp urges
general support ~ lA' "nI'' Cfrsh So
'lety wbich he says b. ee''lhcd, IN time
~ Dracc, ~ NUM- tho ~ ION ~ Ia" RED
cross IN war
Emperor william an' King Edward
are sald 10 he planning 81 concerted cf-
i"fl - ihfu'c Russia aH4 Japan 10 end
me war
"lrlt"a ana ripiihp continue through
"Hl I'pIahd foriy-iEp suear iactufics
ana an immense cphl '.s''ict are lied up.
J'hh H'nIIy, millionaire r manu-
la''ufri committed suede rs shooting
ia II"mbplti park fl.'.2p III heath
hnd wary because 81 aa "lie's illness
are gwen a. 'hr cause
TN report hat Hc'"''afy II the navy
MORON val i'a'" ne 'ibIhct ana be
come president III he aa'lh iria denied.
An engineer II The ,'" YORK IRE de
paIlmrni climbed oy'ilho engine when
we 'fIF'f "Ae lhfp"' rom ms sea- ny
4 ''II"lph. ana slpppr. ne horses say-
M ,h' NE III bis cp'n'l.' and ~pfpbabiy
u many "lh'i prispn'
q sweeping 'YII s'It.'c bIII fps,cicd
~ h"V La fNIIrllr "a introduced IN
mo Wisconsin ASSEMBLY
''Hh' I"' "Ialpj d~''aros there never
can u" Il genera H'''l'n H. Russia
ana I'"Eh ipi mans "h' reforms as he
h'a"I' ~ ia" biracr' 81 ..s.
'hhII'a W Dai!.tt assistant score
'a'y ~ me navy, ia '''."rcd ms f"sip
hh'I"h 10 me pI'sID'h' h%iInp that IL
l"H' 'H''' near lho 's.ifaiipn II his
I""f-y'hia' term "f a%''icc, "hich a
p'I'H ~ i''''ihb"', 1871.
me Sihl'hfy author. .E II he raha-
m' '4HaI zone FpF"ihiin al have under
l"f'h Nc" sanitation . IA" 'Ill's ~
'"haIn" ana '"Iph
""h!' nl'hI Hh"l ana lllIcd her ."'"r,
''"" i'd'I"' al vaughn W Va J'ai-
"'ay ID fdId |" nave b'.hIho cause.
me "''''h'y general as ''hd"f'G an
'''"''" ~ "H''h ne mas MAJ df""-
""''" ""y "r "II'"'d on '>bIil'I nrur
J" p"'' iron" '"'p'''"' "he"l
ILie ~ Ia" chart department II
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-02-10
An American squadron composed of

or Japanesc h'tts.
Gen. Malsumara. according 10 a dis
patch, has died at the front from con
R"stion III the brain He commanded
the oDefa,iDna at 2D3 Metre nil, and
was decorated and promoted for hero
isiD.
William Iiri'ton, sentenced 10 Il Hfr
term ior he murder uf James CycIrll,
was denied IA new rial by the court IN
~i~zinftDl, ~
President Roosevelt Gpholds he
making III contracts win scctarian
schpcla where lhc money involved br
longs 10 me Indians and not 10 me
government and strongly urges that
al funds hod IN trust be allotted 10
the REDSKINS
The grand jury IN Chicago returned
i~hdIc'ncn'a charging fpTPcIy against
1--WE city and corporation Gmcials al
Ieged ~ hay" been implicated in talsl.
Tying council records IN connection
win The Illinois Telephone n Trlc
graph Dfainanrc
1hrcc children we're drDwIrd ~
HfD~natD"n Pa The nHGiuP pf a hole
III III" ice IN a dam IN the Cpucatppa
creek, led to me discDyefy u The trap.
edy.
n,i, ~, ct,,oo g.,o,
mania, -, a., W., vt,.t.I,
,u,, ,,, -, r.t. a., U
a ,,,v,,. di,,rd,, Tn,
rocoyrrcd from a disease he contracted
IN The Spanish American war.
I,, 1s,.Lf, ,,.d ,,. .,t,
baLv L,,,h., ,,n,a ..,J ,, ~
chid,., ~ 4 sbt,y.,d i.,,r,, ,,.
4utfu,at,d T.. fa.,L no .,,,l. a., p,g,
names a, Vyya,d,t,. vt,,
tiptt It,f,. .bf,t,,, uI.,...,.,t
a aI,ipb I'm hand .l.ds ,, ,i,.f, ,...
hum, fran, q ~,,,,,ht.I s,h,.I g.. -, :
,,,t, lD,u .,,. s,,uoL -.
ear 1,, wa. .uI.d .,d nr,, t,n.,.,
Wbllr 4 Marty If ,f.L, L,yy ,..
cpnstiny doUy. a rim in ram, c,,.l
Mich iLair 1aL. .l.J ,,,.I,t i,,, a.
rapiGly mDyj,s train G..,r, lr,dy
acod u wu+ tp.t,piIv LuL,1 an, "
Sharlcy ap,a ~, had Li. I.ft l,, a,,
erred BY the ,.r vb,.'s
IrlcuL.u, and t,l,n,,,b .,,yt,, ,y,,
a via. are. II In. .,,uL v,s ,l,,,,,
completely ,r.,Ll,d nv heavy sl..,
some towns IN. IigL,iup and s,,,., ,.,
facilities we're Auspcndcd
Lury EIn~ic" Ypung. the si,lL wife
~ no late Efipham Young farmer
president Ut he HDrinpn cbu,cb is
hrh'
II = llsNlrtb 1tIlIU one tI lIf HILl J.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29
Drop, 1 zoo Feet 20 penth.

ST. LOUIS, Aug Releasing his
grasp on trapeze attached to para
chute as the latter opened to the wind
1000 feet above ground, John VIII
llams, thirty-eight years old, has been
dashed to his death at Red House park,
near Cahokia, III. The tragedy Is said
to have been the result Of the victims
determination to make balloon ascen-
sion. AS the aeronaut prepared to make
the ascension Williams Is said to have
rushed forward and seized the trapeze
bar, calling to his friends, "Goodby."
As he clasped the bar the balloon rose
into space, carrying both the aeronaut
and Williams. AS the parachute com
menced to fill In the wind and the rap
i'd descent of the canvas was suddenly
checked, Williams, whose strength was
exhausted, was jerked loose from the
bar, and his body shot downward. The
aeronaut was uninjured and alighted a
few yards away from the scene whore
Williams met his death. .,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29
aoosRs DISAPPEARANCE CASE.
sh-r-asssts .f sasri- WI. Ab.s.
dsa.d rhiIdr-s SIN q Mystery.


ALBANY. y. y. Aug al.-Evidcncc
Regarding the Identity u Mr.. and Mr-.
John ". Rogers. who went out % the
Hotel Ten Eyck here Friday night
leaving their two little boys-onc a
baby ~ six months aud the other six
years Of In the care ~ chamber.
maid. steadily accommodating. but
their w.. 'rcabOuts i rs much q mys.
terry as ever.
The belief that the Rogers went 90
New York Thursday and sailed on the
campanIa for Europe was disposed Of
today when Edwin II. Low. a steam
ship agent with whom they had had
some correspondence about booking
passage, photographed that nobody an
swering TO their description had sailed
on the Campania or any Of the other
liners that departed on Saturday.
The police are now working on
theory that Rogers and his wife are
still in Albany or near at hand. There
is nothing TO show why they should
wish TO abandon their children dellber-
ately. on the contrary. letters found
in their rooms at the hotel and the be-
bavior of the older boy, Rex. demon
strated that up TO this time the young
stcrs were tcnderly cared for. one OF
these letters, evidently cherished by
Mrs. Rogers, was written for the child
to his mother by some grown person.
In It Rex sends "loads of kisses" To
day when one of the sympathetic
housekeepers Mt the hotel wanted TO
kiss Rex he declined the honor. IL
never kiss anybody but my mamma"
he explained.
Both children are exceptionally at.
tractive. Strategy had to be used this
afternoon to get Rex to leave his baby
brother. Rex was taken to the Al
bany orphan asylum, while the baby
went to st. Margaret's Home For Very
Young Children. The older boy shed
his first tears when he found his
brother was to be taken from him.
Advices from Washington confirm
the belief drawn from the papers
Rogers left in his room that he was
vice president of the Congressional
Correspondence club. He remained in
that position for two months, when,
1t is said, he had disagreement with
his partner and left the city. Charles
Ii. Coleman Of the New York law firm
Of Quigg, Bostwick & Coleman, while
here today, said that about month
ago his firm employed Rogers rs an
expert stenographer. He left their en-
ployment about a week ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29
sGos TO Dg JAILED.
once rsmos. Journalist c.st Resist
Hsm'. s.daetI..n..s.

NEW YORK. AUG s1.-Iohn King,
artist. writer nnd fn- lance. veteran II
the unlis-l STATES navy aud a man Vi
many accomplishment. was commit.
tel Nc his own request a. the Hudson
county pcniicntiary by Judge Hanson.
sitting In Jersey Clty.
"rlcnsc send nio e. Jail Judge" plead.
81 the old man. 4 have trici to stop
drinking. nnd cant 10 IL. will be-
better on In jail"
The court cxpryss'sl IT, sympathy
and promised 10 see " something conld
not be done 10 all King. who. after
having made name on two continents.
Il now reduced 10 perjury. Judge Ran.
som accordingly wrote 10 President
Roosevelt. placing Kings case before
him. King was honornbly discharged
from the navy. but lost his dismissal
papers. and In consequence cannot
draw n pension. Judge Ransom be-
lleves that the records will show the
facts as TO Kings service and that the
president will be able 10 assist him.
Kings friends say that the writer
was once disappointed In love and that
his life was ruined by IL. But the cause
OF this was also drink, they say. He
was once engaged to beautiful girl.
Shortly before the marriage he called
at the house OF his fiancee one night
after having been out with number
OF his friends. King was drunk. and
the girl. seeing his condition. shut the
door in his face and broke or the en-
gagement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29
Drowned %. na.hand pie..

NEW YORK. Aug ~ By a strange
coincidence Mrs. June Johnson. said TO
be n magazine writer under the name
OF Helen Dixie johnson. was drowned
In the surf at Coney Island Just about
the time her husband. president OF, the
Little Rock bank at Little Rock. Ark.
died. A telegram informing Mrs. John.
son OF the death Of her husband was
received at the hotel where she stopped
a few minutes after her body had been
recovered.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29
Amos Rusic a Lumberjack.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 20. Amos Ru-
sic. once famous pitcher of the New
York club of the National Baseball
league, is lumber hand and has been
engaged in this business in the south
ern part of Indiana for some time at
S1.50 day. 1t was announced that
he had just obtained better place in
Cairo, ILL.,, where he will receive "a a
day. Mr.. Rusie received 5000 a year
while with the New York club.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29
Irr.,, LI,.. I.e.i I'D .sa.

JACksONNiLLB. Fla. Aug. -
The American steamship rcconic Gu
countsrcl a fierce gale OF the coast Of
Florida. and twenty OF the crew VI
twenty-five were drowned. The ship
was struck by an enormous wave. the
cargo shifted. and the vessel sank.
Two Of the crew. an Italian nDi a
Spaniartl secured the llfcboat and
landed on Amelia beach about noon
and told the story Of the disaster The
steamer was laden with coal from rhll.
adelphln for New orleans.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29

LONG BRANCH. N. j., Aug. 20
Burglars blew open the safe OF the At
lantic hotel here and secured $500 In
cash and some jewelry and other valu-
ables. No one In the hotel seems TO
have heard the explosion, and the rob
bers got away safely. There Is no
al. \
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-29
Prince Louis mt Toronto.

TORONTO, Aug. 29.-Prince Louis
Of Battenberg was formally welcomed
to the city by ceremonies In city hall
park. The prince replied briefly to the
mayors greeting.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12
satsuma Pottery Decoration.

Satsuma, adored Of all pottery loving
women. has been manufactured Tor
many hundreds Of years in Japan. In
old feudal days the Japanese princes
delighted in private pOtteries, In which
art craftsmen made all the pottery
used in their lords establishment. The
ware made on the estate Of the Prince
Of Satsuma acquired a worldwide
fame. During the internal wars OF the
nineteenth century, however, which re-
suited in the new Japan, the secret OF
the ware would have been lost had 1t
not been preserved by a potter. Mr.
Meizan of Osalsa is said to be the
greatest living decorator Of Satsuma
He employs fifteen artists, all his own
pupils. The extreme minuteness OF
some of Meizan's decorations is almost
incredible. On the interior OF bow
fifteen inches in circumference anc
three in depth he has painted 1ooo'
butterflies, indistinguishable to the ma
ked eye, but through the glass seen t
be perfect in form and colorin&-Phil
adelphia Press.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12
A Telephone Tragedy.

A Philadelphia lawyer who has
telephone on q four party wire III MS
house had a recent experience OF hu-
man curiosity. On such a telephone
arrangement any one or all OF the -FOUR
subscribers may hear any CONVERSE
ton If they wish to eavesdrop. Inc
LAWYERS wife suspected one OF the
neighbors Of eavesdropping. "Satur-
day" said the lawyer, "she held pre-
arranged conversation over the teie-
phone with me and suddenly shut me
off. She explained that one OF ner
neighbors was eavesdrOpping and tnat
she intended to have the thing stopped
y know the woman WE'LL she said,
and the next time she speaks to me
I'll insult her. Later my wife ex-
plained that she could tell the cuiprit
when she avoided her. Next day we
went to church to make the test and
met an awful shock. Not one OF our
three neighbors on the pa~ey line no.
ticed us. although they had always
been very friendly. My wife found tht
culprits all right, but she had neglected
TO figure Oh the natural curiosity Of
all women"