davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
nunting CrocoaiI..

'One may tax of shooting Dig game.
handling the rod and line or following
the pointer aud setter for small game.
but IL you would know what real snort
is you should go after crocodiIes." saws
X. j. Johnson OF the island of Jamaica
who Is visiting In Washington.
"One OF the best forms OF sport to be
obtained in jamaica is stalking and
shooting Gro odiles. Perhaps il is not
quite 80 exciting AZ fishing for sharks.
catching tarpOn or harpooning for devil
hsh-all OF which sports may be found
In Jamaica-but IL is far more difficult
and dangerous. calling into play all the
best qualities OF the sportsman. There
are good many crocodiles in the more
distant reserves OF Kingston harbor
and nc the mouths of the jamaica rlv-
ers. but ther are exceedingly wary. and
most cautious approach is necessary
II one wishes 10 get close enough for an
effective shot"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Richard Wagner, the composer, was
an ardent republican in 1S40. In the
archives OF Dresden there Is a docu-
ment setting forth case OF high trea-
non against the musician. He was ac-
cused OF having written to a friend a
letter proposing to turn Saxony into a
republic. But whom shall we make
presidentr' he asked. II see nobody
competent for the Office except our
present sovereign, Frederick Augustus
IL" Frederick Augustus does not
seem to have appreciated the humor OF
the suggestion that ne should don the
crown and content himself with the
dignity OF q republican president For
this nssh OF unconscious fun Wagner
had to bolt to Switzerland
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Artificial Eyes.

The first false eve was a metal band
which gripped the head and was fitted
with plate 10 cover the blind eve.
covered with leather on which an
eye was painted Then came shells.
Ike halves Of nutshells. Of gold. silver
or conncr. enameled or painted 10 re
semble an eye and Inserted under the
eyclid. As an Improvement upon these.
artificial e~es were made OF porcelain
and at last OF glass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Hampton court and We're later present
ed by the cardinal To Henry VIII. Sir
Caspar has Informed the Metropolitan
museum thar these roundels represent
the best terra Gotta work OF the six
teenth century and that they will be
sent TO the United States Immediately
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke is a dis
tinguished authority on matters per
taining TO art and for several years has
been director OF the Kenslngton Art
museum, London. He was born IN
Dublin In 1916 and from bis youth has
been interested in art. becoming 81
famous for bis criticism that he was
knighted in 1902 He Is reputed to b.
the most competent art connoisseur
ever connected with the Metropolitan
Museum of Art
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
TROLLEY CAR HIT sY TRAIN
One Killed. Many Injured In Collision
Near Baltimore.


Near Baltimore.
Baltimore. Md. June Gin a col
hsiOn between trolley car returning
from shore resorts east OF tho city a8d
a freight traia of the Pennsylvani a
railroad. Laura Scarborough. cclorod
was killed. Mrs. Saran Cromwell
white. was so seriously injured tina,
hcr co"th is monau rrily cvp-c.e s.
and dozen or more were injured
The trolley. coming toward the citv
from Back River was bchin3 time en- 2
did not stop except 10 let OF pas en-.
gers. For that reason only absut D.
persons were on board At Hi-hlanf.
town. an eastern suburb. there are
many railroad tracks. protected o.
safety gates. Reaching enc OF these.
the trolley stopped while a freight
train passed The gates were raised
and the trolley proceeded slowly. Just
as the forward part OF the car was on
the railroad tracks the freight backed
Unexpectedly The trolley was knocked
from the tracks and rolled over. the
last car of the freight leaving its rear
trucks and. mounting upon the trolley.
crushed 10 like an egg shell Plenty
OF ala was at hand but Il was impOs
sible TO release all those pini0ned un-
der the wreck until Jacks could be ob.
tanned. While these were being sought
those who could be reached were ex
treated snd n were placed upon a
car and brought 20 the city hospital
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
CHARLEY BARR

OF all time This honor Is deserved
too. Barr's breaking OF all transatlan.
tic records in addition 10 winning the
trophy caused the Atlantlc's owner.
Wilson Marshall OF New York, 10 give
the skipper present 20 5000 I'm cash.
Barr had previously been renowned as
the skipper OF the Americas cup de
tenders Columbia and Reliance. He al
so captained the Plant racing schooner
Ingomar on her successful invasion OF
European waters last season.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Power OF sulphuyse Acid.

An Instance OF the great dlssolyinc
powers OF sulphuric acid is furnished
by an accident which occurred In the
chemical factories at MulhOuse. Al
SAGE. An operative was blown up into
the air and fell into a trough filed
about three feet deep with sulphurlc
acid, the temperature OF which was
found TO be 81 degrees c. ten hours
after the accident The death of the
man was only proved by the discovery
Of his caoutchouc respirator. muzzle
two porcelain buttons and other insol
1ble articles Everything else had
chemically combined with the aSid.-
London Engineer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
PEOPLE OF THE DAY


DR. Francis Lander Patton. president
or Princeton Theological seminary
who recently aroused unusual com
ment 10y his condemnation OF rich ras-
calls. Is one OF the most celebrated the
ologlans and educators ln the United
States. In the course OF sermon be.
fore Princeton students Or. Patton
said
Il hate 20 see cold blooded. right
living rascal who has his $4,000. 600
and can teach Sunday school regularly
and drive his hard bargain every week
always keeping Just within the range
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR steady:
winter extras. s3.759 Pennsylva.
MIA roller, clear, $4a425. city mills
fancy. $3.50 a615. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel, S4.20. WHEAT steady; No
2 Pennsylvania red, new. S1.00Ik ~
L01Ik. CORN firm: No. ? yellow, 10
cal. 59ic. OATS steady No white
clipped. 37izc; lower grades, 34i5c
HAY firm; No. l timothy. $14.5O. large
bales. PORK firm; family. $17 BEEF
steady; beef hams s23Q24 POUL
TRY: Live firm; hens. 14c.; old roOs
tiers, &c. Dressed steady; choice fowls
l355c.: old ROSTERS SC. BUTTER firm
creamery, 221sc. per pound. EGGS
steady; New York and Pennsylvania.
lSc. per dozen. POTATOES steady;
new, per bushel. $1@1.25.
southern =, 75c.0sl.oS &C CORN 'i frm /;
mixed spot, 591z Q59Ac: steamer
mixed. 55s4 q 66c.; southern. $50 621ac.
OATS firm; white. No. ?. 371z 6371ac. /:
No. 3, 36A Q37c.; No. /. 35l5 a Soc. /:
mixed. No 2. 350351zc: No. 3. 34G
341zc; No. T. 33Q33i2c. BUTTER
steady; creamery separator extras, 21
121kc.; held, 16Q lSc.; prints. 2O6
&c; Maryland and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. lac. EGGS quiet: fancy Mary
land, Penna and Virginia. 1910.
West Virginia. Ice; southern. I5lhc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
a DOUBLE SUICIDE
Naval 5andrsster and Wife Preferre,
Death to Senaratlon.

Paterson. y J.. June 27-Unable 20
endure the thought OF a long separa.
ton involved la the foreign service 20
which ne was ordered. Henry Eichcn
rodt. bandmaster OF the United States
battleship Alabama. and his young
wife. 20 whom he had been united loss
than wear committed suicide.
Alter tao last cruise OF the North
Atlantic fleet Eichcurodt came home
and was 20 have rejoined his ship last
night with the understanding that he
would not again obtain shore leave be.
fore departing for the Asiatic station.
Friends gathered az his home 10 bid
farewell 10 the bendmaster In the
midst OF the festivities Eichon-odt aud
his wife LETT the party and later were
found dead In their bedroom. clasped
In each others arms Examination
showed that after turning on the gas
both had swallowed carbollc acid.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Sir Caspsr Purdon Clarke. the new
director OF the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art. In New York. who ~ now ian
London. has secured FOR the museum
duplicate casts OF two TERRA Gotta roun-
dels i've feet On diameter representing
busts ~ the Roman Emperor Nitellius
and Julius cesar
These me..allious were presented 10y
Pope Leo y. % Cardinal Wolscy for
the ornamcutation OF the walls OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
KILLED BY A BULL DOG
Brute Had 20 &c Killed 70 Releas
Child From Its Grin.

Brute Sad 70 &c Killed 70 Release
Child From Its Grip.
Chicago. June 26.-Yvonne Davis. t.
months old. was killed by a BULLDOG
owned by her father The little girl
was playiug with a ball which rolled
near tho dog. and when she went 20
pick 10 mp the dog knocked her down
and fastened his teeth In her face
Paul Korinortz. a neighbor beat the
dog with an iron bar and fired eight
bullets into its body. but Il still re-
tanned its grip on the child After the
dog was dead &c was found necessary
to pry its jaws apart iu order 10 re-
lease the girl She died within ten
minutes
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
killed BY Live Mir.

Allentown. Pa. June 27-Harry s
Weand. aged 70 years. went fishing
along Cedar creek. and IN climbing a
fence grasped a dangling wire. % was
a live feed wire OF the Aller'owa and
Reading Traction company which hal
been blown down by a violent storm
Wieand was KILLED almost instantly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Did You ever notice anything funny
about his conversation %
Funny I should say not There's
absolutely no point - H."
That's the funny part or IT, Having
no point 20 10. how Is IL that be bores
20 quickly Philadelphia Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

"A good friend" said Captain Bill,
as the greatest blessing a man can
nave. But men are Ike canal boats IN
lots OF ways. and It doesn't pay for
either men or boafs TO get so close to-
sether they wear one anotber's paint
ofr"-Newark News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

i never met any ole ~ eccentric
He says he doesn't believe there's any
such thing ~ luck"
That's not ecccuir,c. Some pe,Dle
never 10 have arg hex. anI t.iry get
30 pesslE. 81. 49,
But h" Srrs i;e cocSrt believe
there's suc'' '''rg as 64I luck
Philadeipba I9t~..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Lamoure. ". ID. Iuae ~ - Mrs
Evlgne F. Reilly save birth IN three
girls and a boy The ntua ones are
perfect ard well. Mrs Reilly. who Is
- years 81 age. Is now the mother
u 10 children.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

His Wife-You're home at last! ]
thought you'd never come Mr. Out
iate-And absence instead OF making
the heart grow fonder has merely az.
fected the tefnper.-New York Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
The SPORTING WORLD
narr. Tho UpconquernbIe.

CaptaiD Charley Barr. who sailed the
schooner Atlantic 20 victory In thu rae
for the international cup offered by
kaiser Wilhelm OF Germany. is now
hailed rs the greatest racing skipper
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

thinking the matter over see now I'm
In the right. III IL wasn't for the taking
the honey all them bees would Ice out
OF work the whole OF next summer"
Buffalo Enquirer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

First FloorwalSer Poor old BJoneS
has completely lost his hearing I'm
afraid ~ VIII lose bis job Second
FloorwalkeT-NOnsense. He's TO be
transferred 20 the complaint desk. -
Philadelphia Record.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Gus Macy has roam horse called
Albert c.. by jay Hawker. 2:14s.. in
his stable az Lexington which has been
n half IN 1.OG7s
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Customer want some up TO date
toys
Salesman-Yes'm. Here's a divorce
doll that SAYS stepmother and step
father brooklyn LIE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
SATURDAY
July Ist 1905

Henry Arthur Calls. the first colored
student who has ever graduated from
the mughanpton. New York. High
school won the Cornell scholarship
from the county, having stood higher in
the recent examinations than any of his
white competitors. This will have a
tendency to emphasize the fact that the
colored brother Is an available candidate
tor all kinds OF higher education VIII
some one kindly telegraph the fact 70
Senator B. z. Tillmau of South Caro-
lima aud 90 Gov. James X. Nardamau of
Mississippi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Strikers Reject Peace Terms.

Chicago. June 27.-By an almost
unanimous vote the striking teamsters
refused TO accept the terms recently
offered bly, the employers. and the
latest peace prospect in the strike has
vanished. The terms offered by the
employers were those which have been
published from time to time. with the
addition that the question of wearfng
the union button should be left for
decision with the individual employers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Nothing Il 40 good for an ignorant
man as sllerce, nnd II he was sensible
OF this he would not be ignorant
Saadi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Live stock Markets.

PITTSBURG CUnion Stock Yards)-
prime. $5.2gG5.5O. HOGS higher:
prime heavy. $s.7o95.75; mediums.
pigs, S575Q5S0; roughs, $4al9O'
SHEEP higher choice wethers. s5I5
1880 common. $250m3; spring
fambs Sl5On7. veal calves &c 50T7
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

pion- Bessie McLanahan. which per
formed In manner at the New Or
leans races to make him many friends.
Including Hildreth himself.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

"iiav" Won congratulate Willie yet .''
why. nn, thor@h, ia wa, au OF 20
1T it,"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

tF-POSTAGz STAMPS OF A HIGHER DE
NOMINATION THAN Two GENTS Nor
RECEIVED on SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

President Pulliam has sent TO the
umpireS OF the National league an order
to enforce the two league rules which
provide that captains only shall have
the right 10 protest against q decision
OF the umpire and that the accuracy OF
the umpirc's judgement shall be IN
questioned President PulliaIn also
warns the umpires ID recognize no one
as captain unless ne is player active
" engaged in a game. and declares
that the manager will not be allowed to
question a construction Of the rules ia
iesS he is also captain and PLAYING IN
the game
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

1t II better TO hold back q truth than
60 speak II unxrscsonsly.--De Sales.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01
Entire. For vppderbn, Cup Rne,.

There are now three entries for the
Nanderbtt cup race. % be held in the
fan. the last car being entered by Coo
nel J. II. Il. Green OF Texas. son OF
Mrs. Hettv Green. who Is said 10 be
the richest woman In the world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-07-01

Entered At the Post-Ofhce At Richmond. Va.
a. sccond-clAsz matter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06
NOT AS.

Est6 ID C6mara de Delegates es an
brete con tSntss peticiones POr algo
spn los que allf 90 reunen padres de 10
patria.
Esta vez en- pedir nRdie &c ha que-
dado corsO Zoos quieren ir eetu-
diar por cuenta del people; otros
quiaren hbroa. Otros que se les exima
de pagRr ContFibucio v para que
no fAlta nads. hssta Joe CoCinarOs y
peecAdores de PAlO SeC0 han hecho sus
respectigas peticiOnea.
Esto serfa terrib 9 u en- la IegisIatu-
70 de Albany, seR6n exp'ica en- un
libro 81 presidente Roosevelt, no pasa-
II 10 mismo.
x 10 verdad ea que todoB GO van 8
quadar s pGL0 6eco.
Unos piden y otros ChuDan: por
ejemplG. DAlmau Canet, bumbonas 81
Catalan; , Lopez MARQUEE, auxiIio eli
tinsOrero.
Los chic0s de Il prensa no 0uiereD
quedarse atr6s y piensan hacer aus %
ticiones Lespier (don Ad0lfo) d
auditorfa de Puerto Rico; Aides Na
zario, 81 almirantazgo de la escuadrs
de isla de Cabsas, y Semper las obrae
completes de E1rique FOntanills.
RAUL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06
N0ticias De ATecIbo
(De maestro cor ponsag. !


Febrero 5.-LOs ipieiOs Dor iurado
al ests Corte de DistritO comeD aaron
I'll lunes 13 del HctuRl, celebr6ndoEe en
dichO dis el del Pueblo de Puerto Rico
contra Pedro Ad0FnO. pOr escaIa-
miento.
Los sefIores que componen 81 jurado
son los siguienteB: / 6a MatOs, Utnn-
do: jose g. SotomayOr. ManntS: Ma
nueI Bravo. Arecibo; Manuel Iguir 8
Fuentea. UtuadO; Euntaquio RodHf
guez. Manatf; Juan Bta salicrup,
AFecibo; Juan Cabrera. Cialp, Fran
cisco MaFchesse, AFecibo. a gel0 To.
rraa, UtuadO: Manuel Pnz Urdsz.
Arecibo: ArgustO Frese. ArecibO:
GenaEo SierrS. Ciales; Julidn de Je-
a1s. Morovis; Santisgo Msstre, Que
bradillas: Eilesar AeFn6ndez. Utuado;
Domingo Martinez, Arecibo: Luis Co
Ion, HAtillo: Juan Rniz AdorDO. Ha-
tilIO: Arturo QuinterO, ManAti; ROge-
lilo Archilla, Ciales; Pedro ZoFFilIs,
Manstf: Hilario Case, Manati; Juati-.
niano ClaVelfn. Arecibo; jose A. Pc
rez. Utuldo.
-Ha suhido 81 precio de Ii Carne y
90 habIa de cOmponendas que peFiudi-
csFfan d p6blic0. Sc espeFs que nues-
tFO Alcalde pare d cOaFtada.
LA policfa de esta IoCaIidad be
pFOcedido Correctsmente en- este pc
rfodO de huelgsa y en- particular ell
CaDit6n Feruandez Mater y 81 81 yQentO
Sants3Ila, ConCret6Ddosa s eVitar cual-
quier cor ficto y Vieilar fin de que
no Sc Cometan desmaneG que no tendFfan
NADIA de particular. aunque hasta aho-
ra 10 sctitud de Los huelg1istas es Com-
pIetamente pacffca.
: -Esta noche CelebFar6 una reunion
en- el casino b Junta de Carload en-
onion de varias spfIoras, sefOFit4s
caballeFog con 81 Obieto de organizer
una velada On el teatrO s beneficio de
los pObres.
LAS escueIas de esta ciudad pre-
Daran IN gran festival para 81 din 90,
aatalicio de Washington. HabrS pro-
cesi6n Cfvica que recofrers las callea
le u pOblaci6n y por u noche una ve-
ada en- el teatr0 que promote ser es-
pl6ndida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06
PObfe angel!
DON MODESTO.

Aver Dor Il mafiana fu6 conduCido
81 cementerio 81 CadSyer de la que fu6
virtuOsa y apreci. bile Srta. Ana Noa.
acompAfiand0 81 f6retrO distiDguida y
numerosfsima concuFrencia, pruebaine-
qufvoCa de las muchss y justifcadas
aimpatias v amistadea con que Cuents
en- esta sociedad Ia distingHida familia
Nos Lars.
Don Angel RiVero Mendez. que pre-
sidia ell duelO Y asisti1O de Los Pbros.
Rodriguez y Vega. despidi6 81 duelO
en bFeves aentidfsimhs frases.
Ei TOdopodeFOso ncpjeFS eE so seno
81 alma de Ane NOa que en- p0caa hO-
ras pas6 & meior vida, dejsndo epena-
dos & Cuantos tnvieF0n u 6ichs de tra-
tar & tan excelente 9. fi0Fita.
In Redacci6n de Ella COrresp0 0nden.
CiaD comparte con o. efigida fanailia
NOa Lara ID gran pena que experiment.
tan pOf Ia irremediable p6rdida de 60
sobrina; y haca los mas ferviantes Vo-
tos pOrque alcancan Ii resignaCi6n que
han menester para soportaF tan terri
bic gOlpe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06
UH HOGA DEsOLADQ.

A Ia / de 10 madrugada, falIeci6 ID
distinguish sefora dc a. Angela Lara
de Noa, & cAuaa de los graves quema-
duras de que fuera victima ell sabadO
en- Ia noche. cuando trataba de evitar
que So infOrtunada sObFina Anita sue
Cumblera press de las llanas.
Anits falleci6. como se sabe. ell mis-
mo ssbndo. hoFas despu6B del desgra-
Ciado accidente.
7 ahOTa le sigue su amRnte Tia, ID
bondsdOsa dCfia ArgalR.
/ La anCianR no poofs sobrevivir & IL
tremenda desgFacia. De una parte
lss quemRduras sufridAs, su avaDzada
edad y de otFs b impression intensa-
mente dOlorosa que le prOdujera 81
tFagico sucesO. Ia emDuisban & lA
tumbs tras cruelea sufrimientos en-
treg6 Bu alma 81 CreadOr.-
TOda esta soCiedad he gentid0 ell In
fortunio que abFum& 6 Ia fAmilia Noa.
Especislmente los pobFes. lloran u
p6Edida de an ser como dof1s Angela
que fu6 para ellts tln magn6nimo y
tan generOsO.
LIS sefforR Noa era de singular eapf-
4A9A SAAf VhuANOs 4GuNA uu GUG&HUU uO-
bilfsimo. La fla trOpfa fu6 para ella
un verdaderO quito.
AhoFa descansa en- psz. Sc fu6 so
alma purG dijerase que en- pos del alma
blanca de su QueFida BobrinR.
Z Yqueda desOlado un hcgar, hcgar
60 que ha POGO respir6base 81 ambien.
te fAliz en- que alientan todas Ias almas
buenRs.
"a dOlOr 10 entene6reCe todO aIIf. Un
doTOr inenarrable, prOfundO. de esos
ante los cuales solo es possible enmude-
Ger como 81 no hubiesen palabras con
que expresarlo.
81 entierro de dcfia AugaIa Sc veri-
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