davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08


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e, 81 4 >'TTs- !. IL: h. ,33:e las iun0ioncs
gue lc oorrcs sy.ondem vse hc
rcnzara 4v Que tsifaraln di1e.
"A cue q Esisdo "a e mas que
an asegurado' a Quien en- for
ma de couirhuclon sc Is .paga
Il : suro y acoso couvcnffla
oon Il Say cn que cl Esiado
- una ulcera. despueS de sabcr
con Molinarv que gobernai e
elcrcer la industrial DC segu.i-
dad como la IN iustTia 6 II.
bre os paruculares uenen dc
recho i ejercer tamblen aque.
la industria por medic De aso-
ciaciones q de otro modo.
Ah. que cosas st ha perdido
el commentator terrible de 'la
Iorden de tasadores, colectores c
investigadores de rentas in
ternas
POr IgnOrar Cosas tan eSen-
ciales es que pretende aclimatar
entre nOsotros el socialismo bu-
rocratico, hacienda del gobierno
una entidad suprema. la unica
entldad respectable dentro de la
sociedad
Para el no mereCen nj prOtec-
cion nj lustiCia las industrlas. n
ell comercio.
Estos son males que es pre-
cisO estirpar. pensara el tesore
TO Y CuantO antes sea, meJor.
Asi, no sc detiene en- la cleo
ci0n de medios para acabar
con la clase que mantiene a la
burocraCia. Todos lie pareCen
legitlmOs.
Los industriales tienen que
pedirle ktcencta al TeSorero pa
II esta blecer su industrial Y este
p1ede o no Concedersela segun
10 que le parezca mas oportunC
V Convenlente, 0 segun deSCu
bra 8 adivine en- el intereSadC
intenCiOnes mas 0 menos de
fraudadoraS.
Tlenen luego que prestar fan
"a, la Cual, dicho sea en- honor
de la moderation Y prudencia
que revela el joven funclonario
no puede Ell ningun case pasa1
de j0eiHfe mil d0lIQrS.I
tsta hanza puede ser docu-
cumental o en- efectivo. al Qrbt
trio del Tesorero, pero en- el
primer case los fiadores solo es.
tan obligados a aposeer bienes in
muebles por valor del doble del
impOrte de la tiauza, entendien.
dose este respecto de cada fla
dor.
Una vez prestada la tlanza.
que el Ies0rero puede Cancelaf
en- cualquier momentO que le
parezCa adecuado, suprlmiendO
de pasO la industrial, 0 exi-
giendo la ampliacion de la
misma, matando tambieu y pro.
bablemente 6sta, ell indus
trial queda sujeto a la inspec
ci0n, vigilancia, intervention y
registro de todos los agentes de
rentas internas CreadOs y POI
crear; tiene que llevar un libro
que le dara Ell Tesorero Y en- el
Cual habra de anotar t0das las
nOches la cantldad de "produc-
tOs acabados" " durante las "a ho-
ras precedentes, libro que le cos
tara al industrial raz0n de un
centavO la hoja; tiene que pa
gar las rentas internas de to-
dos los artiCulos que fabrique
anteS de que eStOS Salgan del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-08

de-sos hsm aros ac buena voianiad'
-.
Dcsputs ae d 6efensa. ciusra 81 de-
hste d. hsDal.A q a. d primer 'laior-
me peugc eu las 'lie5os por ta-41o
el 3~ca. acus4 dos Ncces cstuVo bicn el
senor Csmpsllo eu 81 segundo visrfe
- vrgf1 como suele oecirse yno quee5
piedra sobre piedra cue no reno
~Viefs..
Aquello fue un derroche de elo-
cucncia y &c cIalcctica de argumen-
toS pOderoslsimos tendencies 4 conven-
Ger de Ia crlmlnaIidsd de la acuSaea,
relacionando sus actos anteriores. coe-
;aneos y pos,euoreS a la ejecucion del
dellto
Nos pareci6 un tanto fuerte cuando
iscrepo Ia acusada en- terminos du-
ros, con ap6strofes terribles, quizas
entusiasmaQo con Ia .causa, guiado
por el lnstlnto paternal tai vez.
DlJo que Ia prueba indirecta tiene
el mismo valor que cualquier otra
Cuando. como en- este case. es COM
pleta, ll4mese indiciaria 8 circuns-
tanCial.
Desenvolvi6 habilmente ese medic
probatorio con razones de mucho
peso.
Dijo que Sc habia probado la iden-
tldad de Ia mH6rtectta en- la unica for
ma possible, con testigos.
Canta un hmno q la abuela, & la
dos veceS madre. Pregunta, como no
habi4 dc declarar como declare, 81 la
Tobre anciana habia perdido para
Siempre su biznieta y temia perder
tambieh a ST. Meta LulSa2 ESQ hace
una madre, mucho mas la que 10 es
dos veces.
Contra Su sentimiento es; pero We
ces; en- el cumpimiento de su deber
no tienG mas. remedio que acusar. De
un lado la que Sc sjenta en- el banqui-
llo, que inspira lastima, conmisera-
ci0n: de otro la pobre vlctima Y la
'sociedad; y 81 aquella vale y pesa mu-
cho porque sobrevive, no hay que OIL
vidar, que las otras me7ecen, cuando
menos, el mismo respeto, la 1nisma
consideration que estamOS aQul para
Velar por que Sc repare ell dafIo. La
sociedad 10 exige y hay que cumplir
ese penOso deber, absolViendo 81 pro-
cede, condenando 81 las pruebas no
admiten duda de que un hecho no
rrendo, un crimea terrible, ha turbado
la tranquilidad dc las familias
Ustedes, senores jurados, sois sobe-
ramos, en- vuestras concienciaS podreiS
yer, mejor que en- parte alguna, 81 la
acusada es inocente 6 culpable y yo
conho en- que, como 'otraS vcces, cum =
pllreis con vueStro deber.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
Alles webb Dukes flolss.

Nov York, Aarch . ludgmeat fos
Gi0870 vas entered agaIm Alice H.
webb nov kB0an Alice T. Duke
VIC, o. Brodie T. Duke, "a favor % chs
German NHi.0ne banh 81 ffils Rock
Al Cor fhe amount HoR aao on ts1
noies These wefe maie 81 bsr AS
Alice h webb and by Charls y Tag
.of Doe chieas1 oa Feb s. 1904. fn
g. 600 caee payab'e nge and 81
months after date TO the order q the
rrItoharl Nelmewer Lumber company
~ chicago They uerg nDl paid ~
matanty Tire summona uas Sea,
upon hef 9n Dee 9l O the park Az
enue hotel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
49, ION Japaneee capItaI.

Toxic. March S--NoOn --lmperia
army headquarters makes the follow
ing announcement today
In the direction Of Sins King on the
morning Of March G, our force adj
vanced toward Huaien. It FIRST occu
pied Plpshlhhats. and then Huaiien
The situation 10 the direction Of Tie
"a and Malchuntun IS unchanged.
In the direction Of the shakhe riy
er. east OF the railway at 3 o'clock In
the morning of March Z the enemy
infantry attacked the heights north OF
Tunchiatun. but we're repulsed The
enemy left 30 dead on the Geld al
2 O'Clock on the mornig Of March
the enemy's artillery concentrated iii
fire on the lines between Ia noun
tain and Wan Pao mountain and
large body OF infantry attacked us
but was entirely repuised az $50
O'Clock.
West Of the railway We occupied
east IIanchenpao az ~ a. m. on March,
z and later we repulsed an attempt o.
The enemy 20 re,ake the right banh
OF the Hun river.
There are indications Of che enemy z
gradual reinforcement and OF a gate
eriBg OF troops 90 me vicinity Of yang
shiuu. mles souihEest OF Alkaen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
STANFORD INQUEST FINISHED,
Attorney General Had an Idea She
Committed Suicide.

Committed Suicide.
Honolulu, March 9.--The testimony
Of the chemists in the inquest on Mrs.
Stanfords death practically completes
the case for the jury and tonight wit
nesses will sign the transcripts OF
their testimony in the presence Of the
jury.
Attorney General Andrews Is said to
have been directing his actions with
the idea OF bringing out the probabll,
lty Of the suicide OF Mrs Stanford.
using as the basis OF such theory the
fact that Mrs. Stanford In San Fran.
cisco became acquainted with the ex.
IRENE bitterness OF strychnine, yet
made no remark on the night Of her
death that she had experienced the
same taste IN the medicine which Is
said to have caused the end Of her
life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
St. Petersburg this morning OF the sit
uation at the front.

st. Petersburg this morning OF the sit
uation at the front
The Associated Press Is now in a
position to positively deny the current
rumors that General Kuropatkin's line
OF communication have been cut
Within an hour a cipher dispatch
from KuroDatkin to Emperor Nicholas
containing a report of the days oper,
atoms has arrived and Is now being
transmitted to Tsarskoe-Selo. It's con.
tents are unknown except that Kuro.
patllin at nightfal still held Mukden.
With the fate of the gigantic strug.
gle between General Kuropatkin and
Field Marshal Oyama probably al.
ready decided, and It is now Z O'Clock
at night in Mukden and with the st.
Petersburg waiting breathlessly for
news, oppressive silence reigns No
private or press dispatches giving news
of today's battle have yet arrived here
and the mere fact that the curtain Is
run down, taking leaf out OF past
experiences, is pesslmlstically inter.
preted. There are ugly rumors circu.
lated In the streets that the day Is lost
and that the Russian army is in fuli
and disorderly retreat with only the
gallant rear guard fighting OF the vic.
torious Japanese.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
THREATENED wlrA REVOLUTION
Several Central American Republics
on VERGE Of uprIaInna.

San Francisco, March According
10 a report brought from Central
American by the steamer Acapulco.
just arrived at this port revolutions
are threatened m Guatemala, aud also
in Nicaragua
President Cabrera Of Guatemala. ana
President Zelaya OF Nlcat3gua are
said 20 be very unpopular with the
massoa o. their respective counirles.
Cabrera "a trying 10 avoid trouble by
opening up tho now railroad 90 The
gllr coast which la expected 70 slim.
ulatc trade Ia Nicaragua the sltun
dion ls rald 10 be greatly strained over
The new law compelling priests 10 ap.
pear Ia citizens clothes instead OF M
Casgocba The church party r. very
atrong throughout che eouHlry aud
the laW debating the style ~ gagh
for tbe church leaders has from the
hrst met with strenuous opposition
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10

General Kurokis Headquarters in
the Field, March Z, via Fusan-De
layed in Transmission The last day
OF the Japanese attacks finds the bat
Gle progressing favorably.
It's long duration was expected, and
1t will probably continue several days
more before 1t is concluded The Jap
anese forces have nearly reached Muk.
den, within miles of the railway and
is bOmbarding strongly
The Russians everywhere are max.
ing desperate resistance, frequently
trying offensive operations and arrang.
ing every defensive device known to
modern warfare, The fighting resem.
bles a siege more than battle. The
past two nights there has been hard
fighting in front and east of Witosan
The infantry were closely engaged
while the Russian batteries shelled the
trenches and star shells were used TO
illuminate the battlefield Hand gren.
AIDES are used frequently at close
range,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
ROOSEVELT NAMES DEMOCRAT.
President Tenders Hon. Carter Tate
Office Of District Attorney.


Washington, March 9.--Attorney
General Moody stated ON Tuesday
that he had, on behalf Of the prest
dent rendered to Hon, Carter Tate the
oiiee Of district attorney Of the north
e,n district OF Georgia. now held by
Hon Edgar Angler The place comes
to him entirely unsolicited
Coming as Il does, Mr.. Tate's friends
here see no reason why he should not
accept L. II comes solely as the re
suit OF the personal admiration OF
President Roosevelt for him, and OF
his close personal friendship with At
torney General Moody and Secretary
OF Commerce Metcalf, both OF whom
served IN congress with him.
Mr.. Tate took the matter under ad
vlsement. His close friends have
strongly urged him TO accept the place
coming as Il does, to him entirely with
out any suggestion OF solicitation on
his part, and without involving in the
least his own politics.
Il Is believed Mr. Tate viii accept
This appointment Is regarded here
a. Ia line with the presidents deter
mination to place in tho district at
torHeyshIps throughout the country
men who public careers have demon
strated their ability to be OF positive
assistance IN carrying out bis policy
Of making effective the laws against
trusts and mon0pollea Il Is bis pur
pose TO see that officials OF the depart
ment OF justice, especially district at
torneys aro aggressive In using the
power OF their Offices 20 this end.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
-FOUR MINERS DASHED TO DEATH
Were Going Down Incline When Car
Got Beyond Control.


Charleston w Va March 9.--Ai
Shrewsbury a mining village 10 miles
above here. a mine car loaded with
coal and carrying ten workmen who
were coming from the mine dashed
1000 feet down an incline killing four
Of the miners and lniuring four others
The dead are:
Andrew Hunt. aged 35 married.
William Mcsurley. aged 49,
John Mcsurley aged II.
I'll McGloihian. TO-
The men were rdlns down 90 their
homes when the rope pulled oui of che
dead eye end. Of the dravhead and
the car descended Ike lightning 20
the bottom o. che inclIne 1000 feet
bci6w
Two OF the ten men jumped a. soon
81 the car was released. and we're 700.
hurt Others iumped later and we're
injured more OF Jess severely -Four
stayed untu the cor smashed lnio IRE
tlppIe Gemolisblns g, and being Itself
destroyed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
Lnnaness pnrsulna Enemy.

Toxic, March Sd p. m,--The follow
ing dispatch has just been received
from the headquarters Of the Japa
nese armies in Manchuria
"Our force. which has been engag
ing a superior force Of the enemy n
the neighborhood Of Machuntiar
(southeast % Mukden) dislodged the
enemy from his position al s O'clocl
this morning and IS now pursuing hin
northWard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
Aosibsr vIetln d Nine D'ssstsr

mmnFhhm hia Mareh . Toe
body of Joseph Poey negr3 uas
brought from tte ViuInia ciy mlfea
N0adaJ making fhe ii0ta Brought
fol .tt depths s.leo tha caiatlreD =
uhra $40 o go miaeu aefe ~
tanbsd AMI oai tteif Hres by d dnr
trn'oa The water aaa beea ~
safsf aaf ~ thr remalnlus bodies
80 pa suhi 10 fte liaee Sc
af4t lag 81 The aotF ~ fo
yes 90 ssaaIeaty deeonposei bai
g flmeh taa az Be- real
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
eoNTEsT sueKEr sAop 80.
Measure viii Bs Fought Dlvores Law
Of North State Please Many.

o. Hpfth etatc Ficahe MANY
Raleigh. n G.. March The tnti
bucket shop bll. passed by ,ho isEisla
ture. allows cotton mlll men 20 deal "a
futures. This amendment having been
secured by senator ller 90 the lntor
est az tho mill men
The bucket shop people as theJ arc
popllarly known. say the new lnW D.
WORTHLESS. because q o. class leglsla
tlon and hence uucoustIinilonal and
say ihcy wlli continue business aad DEE
tesi ease bf made
Tue divorce laN which has been 90
acted by the legislature gives more
satisfaction than anything % that bne
which has been done in acore ~
years ahd q annuIu a ions HaaE ~
special laws. eHsefed 90 cover par.ieh
Iag cases lu ihe interest ~ people who
wished tp take smother husband of
vHe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10

So Petersburg March s.--i,ao 3. m
-roko dispatches auounc.ns tsaI
Geaal Ku.0e s uah.nE wosr
ana had already approached o pon
IA miles south 1i Fushuu yesterday
shouing hat Lieutenant Gele-l. L-n.
witch. commanser OF lhe hfa Aarc--
rsn army s again giving way u 60
latest anl vogst v0rl N5.ea reacas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
frisco Police Deny Rumor.

San Francisco March 9.-The police
authorities have deemed lt necessary
TO deny the persistent rumors ahoat
that hey found stychnlne Ia Mrs
Stanfords residence here. Acting
Chief OF Police sprague has given ont
statement that no siryehnlne was
found IN Mrs. Sianforda residence
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
- - - - -.

Naiics h Man tel
monrhoid cbad ~ a 9r1 q m
operative ot tI'.d bY
eiEatgearoa aa.he ahI.e fha by
saa p.agiaf u pistol Ihe l
sho dlaapDesel affcr rhe shooua
vas fousd 81 uih uhero he tsa
been hifing " h9Ura he s.1 De- d'a
aet irtsni % shoot the baby
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10

Cblcago March a-Aecofd.ag 20 g
dispatch 70 the chrouicie from 80
uardsylIe ul. Victory uaieman. uf
well knoau actress Who has appeared
before the public frsWeliiy aa meu.
ber of stock company, Gee her
r.ously burned In O hotsl Gre ttff
The dispatch gives 90 ft'a'f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
new YORK STILL IN
TRROES Of STRIKE
Street Car Trouble Is Causing
Great Inconvenience.
NEITHER SIDE SHOWS WEAKNESS

Railway Officials say that They Are
Better Prepared Now to Handle
Trahe-striks Leaders Claim They
VIII Get Their Demands.
New York. March s.-The second
day Of the strike on the subway and
electric lines began with little change
from yesterdays conditions, Trains
were running in the subway and there
was some improvement shown In the
service on the elevated, but the trains
carried comparatively few passengers
and the greater part OF the down town
traffic was handled by the surface
lines. The Metropolitan street rail
way put out every trolley car available
into service and tried hard to handle
the crowds.
There seemed to be nothing for the
public to do but to gel about as hap
hazardly during the day and the night
as they ala yesterday All during
the night the Second and Ninth aven
ne branches OF the elevated were tied
no almost completely. The Sixth av'
enue llne however. made a good rec
ord and the subway ran trains with
considerable regularity There was
no Sign OF giving way by either side
when the day opened The INFERIOR
ongh officials said they we're IN bet.
ter position than yesterday that they
would run more trains today and that
the situation IS growing better for
the company had done ts best yester
day and from now OMIT w0Uld be In.
creaslngly dlfncult Tor The officials 70
operate the subway aud elevated lines.
so attempt was made 10 maIntalu
schedules either ON the elevated or
subway lines during The nlght, but asI
early as 3 O'Clock this morning
preparations for attempting to handle
the rush hour crowds were begun. I'M
The subway there was about lbe same
as yesterday and when the down town
tide was 40 ils height trains were sent
away from Ninety .uh street every
eight minutes About that point The
service was lroguar The best show
ins made by the Iularborongh compa
ny totay was on ,' s,Sth avenue Gle
waited line
George z. Pepper president 81 the
Amalgamated ocIaiiou Of l.lectrlcl
and Street RAILWAY Emp.oges said % |
day
we were oniy Irmhhiag yc5,cr /
day We are goiug 90 DIS business 10
day-wc wiii mako rso fur ay for sure |
It's e f0reg0ne conclusion
u ana dissatisfied alth tie worldnei
OF the police and aill mako protest.
10 COMMISSIONS IcAdo0 We hayei
couuselled peSte,s order during thel
strike, and ~ one of me strikers laI
guilty OF violence Dee should be- pun
ished b. The organization and sent 10
the stale prison. Aay violence done
so lar has been don by eympaghlzora 4
and pot by the meuJefa of tbe union
Toe success or iaHlre u che STRIKE 4
depends 90 public aU.a.on We have
public opinion nsa aal $50 hold t
Ioba McManus w Louisville. Ky
cDsdHeior 0f train Ehieh c0ll'dcd 10
q subway "a TaeliYfhifd STREET iatl
r.fr.fr $3.50. AID Dbl. a. UHN ftr4 81. 49, {
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
CROWDS FLOCK TO
CHADWICK TRIAL
Despite Snow and Sleet Court
Room Is Crowded.
EXAMINING me BANK OFFICIALS
United States District Attorney ls
Working Hard to Prove Conspiracy
AsaIns, National Bank Laws-Trlai
Creates Unusual Interest

Asalns, National Bank Laws-Trial
Creates Unusual Interest
Cleveland O., March 9.-pospite a
most dlsasreabIe snow and slee,
storm the federal court room was
crowded to the limit when the trial OF
Mrs. Chadwick was resumed thu
morning
Receiver Lyons, OF the oberlln bank
who was on the stand at adjournment
yesterday was the FIRST witness, lie
was shown by District Attorney sui
Ivan a number OF checks drawn by
Mrs, Chadwick on the oberlln bank,
and certified by Beekwith and Speae
lie testified that the books OF the
bank did not show that 90 any Of che
dates when the checks were drRwu
any money or credit OF any Kind Dc.
longing 10 the defendant There was
nothing In the bank. he declared.
against which the checks could be 10
gally honored by he bank.
District Attorney Sullivan handed
tho witness two drafts made on the
importers and Traders National bank
by the obonln hank aggregatlng $50
900 made IN favor OF Mrs. Chadwick.
aud asked him IT, on the date OF their
issue, any money was Ia che bank 70
her credit
The defense objected TO the drafts
because they had not been mentioned
Ia the Indictment District Attorney
Sullivan argued vehemontly that the
witness be- allowed 10 auswrr The
drafts were dated Aug 90 1900, aud
be declared The BOOTS Of tAe OberIln
bank showed no mention OF tho draft
until Sept 20 1900 d was vital ~
ibo charge Of conspiracy, ho argued.
that Che government be- allowed %
show chat Mrs Chadwick, while not
having a dollar 90 the Oberlin bank
had drawn from % $4,000 aud thal
thls amount was Tor ono month and
Ayo days carried ON the books OF tbs
Oborlln bank AZ being Ia New Yors
when g. actually waa ln the hands
Mrs Chadwick
Mr Dawloy pro- icd against inc ln
PRODUCTION OF the drafts energetlcaIlY
and tho dlslrc, attorney replied 70 hls
objection IN strong fashion
Iudso Tayior ruled chat inasmueh al
tbe TAO drafts we're dated on AUG 81
1900. the SAME day az a certified oheth
ior gi260Q vas given 10 SITS Chad
wick inc hree papers we're part of
the same transaction and the QassroH
was permissible
Receiver Lyons stated tlai no entry
o. zoe drafts appeared OH 90 books
OF che bank until sept ~ 1901 ana
that between the two dates Nw cha4
wleE bad neither mour nqf credit b
che O8cHIn bans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10

heavy leather covered bali which was
found ON a uorthbound LenoX avenue
subway train today TO determine
whether or not Il contains explosives
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-10
RUSSIANS HEMMED
IN BY JAPANESE
Fighting Now Resembles Siege
More Than A Battle.
RUSSIANS DEFEAT INEVITABLE

Dispatch from the Front Indicate tina
Big Battle Is Very Favorable to Mi
kadO's Army-czar's Men Giving
Way to Kurokl.
General Kurokrs Headquarters in
the Field, via Fushun, March s.
Morning-The Russians last night un
der cover of the darkness evacuated
the whole line along the shakhe riy
er and are now in full retreat north
ward. The Japanese infantry is press
ling them closely.
Before retreating the Russians sci
Gre to great heaps Of supplies, which
burned throughout the night. The fall
ct Mukden appears imminent. The
Japanese are pushing the Russians
Aard on the east.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-01


the other hand. have, generally, both
the time and inclination to administer
their charities personally and these
and their works we have become more
or less familiar with. What we know
of them and what sometimes leaks out
about the munifcent benefactions of
the rich men makes it very certain
that the unduly rich are quite gener-
ally lavish in their charities. This is a
condition calculated to reconcile the
public to the rapidity with which riches
are accumulated under our system.
There is not very much chance of
country going to the dogs where wealth
is lavished in good works in proportion
to the rapidly with which it is gath
cred together. The pessimist will still
declaim against the system which
gives one man millions to lavish in
charity while creating objects for the
reception of their bounty, but 1t is
something to know that the J. Pier
pont Morgans are not Indifferent to the
claims of humanity