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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
La soberbiia del genio

Don FfapeIEco J Amy, sjeptess
ahf; &c eae ell hspquillo Do les acu
sados 90 el trihuna' IN 10 o Union FI
bliea. Ha ado usstd procssRdo. por
desscato Aura Autoridad c)no NdhsE
de Arce y 10 soy sl 4 cal en- elts eau
-. Nonbse ustsd 30 Abogedo , III
ne iieo. que le dstiandsn
IS brs sl juicil;
Habla tl pr, cssAdo' sHubo u0
tlempo 81 que e'smos ensusiaatAs Ad
m!rAdt res dc N1h'E de Ares. LIS els
vsc!on de sus pepssmis ntos, la elegsn
ella de 81 dicel6n, Ia belltza dc sus
inagsues II q allliz de snA estrofaS y
3 haim3lfs y correction de su mesri'
90. eran para noaotros el non plus vi
ira de 10 gsyA eltncis,s
Agrg1, qua dssesndo entrAr en-
rs'acionsa con Nl1 1 de- Arce, ls can.
s6 en un soneto; 10 eserib'6 onA oArtA,
= suf-i6 10 sruel decepe61 do NJ ser
aontestsdo. 10 que ls hAce ex.lsmsr
AT: GEL NAL sgradec!do hAbfA muet
10 ain hsberse dignado envlsrnos, en-
aorreEpondsneia & nusstra f'atsrnal
c5rteIfa, III un limple eouss da re-
eiblls
Y Yexpons el aeusado & serg 6n te'
guido; <Desde entonees nos h,mos
sonvencido que eIiahRmos com 0lstA'
merits equiv cad spttt2 Al n6.!to
lltsrario de N6flW do Ares, Dropo.
uiendonos eritisAr todas sus ossiGs,
tan Admlradas ror sl go irn Il xlvo
tds sste iorm6 parts don Pansh J y
dtm ostrar Qse tios do ser obrAH macs
tras 90 hAllAu, por el eontrArio pl&'
gadaa de talea incorrescionss (lMaM!?
' defsetos de tondo y frmA que, result
to Ndfez de Arse indnisAmsnie irfs
rIor 4 G fiIc, (lq9e a!IoCid&t y Quier
por 10 menos iayo Ia ktenci6n ds &cu
sAr rseibo del eiamplar de muaa qua
ehinapgs, digo. Muta BliioI il, Qae 10
dedteAmos, eic.s
La 6giea no pueds ser mas dea'
p&mpanants. N6f1sx de Arcs t 6 con
aidsrado eomo un dlos por don Fran
cseo j. Amy mient'As no 30 Ia oeu
rri6 eseribirle y Eutrisra un desspgA
DO, 8 una delaiensI6n; dsHpues, por
que no 10 Acus6 reeibo do cArtA y 90
nsto, 10 conaidera un dispArAtero, in
terior Giilo y solamenss e.evAdo por
al vulgo irrt hsxtvo, del euAl f1rma-A
pArle don Francisco, cuAndo era admt.
rAdor de Ia v1.tlmA do au prcfando
enoio = le resonociA totas sQusllaa
GJndiciones, que bora do tres plu,
mIEoS,
~; Atrosidsdl
Ahl sik don PAncho 90 le ceurrie.
rA ua diA essri oirle d Mensndez Pc
lGyo, 6 a kAx.mo Cork. , eatos no
le RcussrAn rselbo, blen pcrQus no
llsgarA Is misivA & aus mAGos, 9 Eor
olvldo For no aAbsr Quien tdsrA
Amy, Al poso tempo seriAmos sabe.
dores, por pluma de 9,ts, cue Menen-
dee PelAyo no "a un iluatre literAtJ,
nj MAX mo Cork gran novelissa, vi
un par de nolq liGos pAt6genola que
tLsnen Ia mania de eacrib,r libros mA
loa qds Made lee, pof ind lies y dia.
pAraleAdos,s
eSs hA b h,rldo en 10 mSa Vivo nuea.
20 amor tr0pio y, neossArIAmenle,
! t,nemoa un dsher que cum plir para
con las lstrAis, inaiats don Paneho, ,
temstA al;
<N1 transiglm % con reoutacIone
usurPAdAs por ott& parts. somos
iemoGfAtss 70 h'mos de eonsentr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
PRtsIDtHTE tXPULSADO

aeRda notlclaS dc El Paso, TeiAs,
Abrs ham Jcle sAlesdo, presidents de
10 ilntA R,vo.usiopAriA M x.cAns,
ie DopgiAs, h& Si3o entregAdo d tAI
autorldAdes m X .eanAa per Jorge
Webb, I4Spect5r de Inmigras 8 l de
os EstAdoS Uaidos y llevAdo & H!r.
mosilc. capital dc Sonora.
Ssgdn Sc dice, So eedo i.@ depor
tldo Sor ordsn Ie do sl HeersIarlo
ie Com ereio y TrAbsi), f4nca 1dose
en quo era M tx.rSpi aro p.c1 deEsA'
oe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
UK ZULU, EMPLEAO0

Juan T, Turner, naeido y criAdu
ca z a!alAnd, ha aldo nomhrAdo EN-
pleado de 10 depArtAmeLto del A-ae
ual de Nav Y TX TurLer es DC Is
ttibu de Cel tyo. que tsntoE dolores
de eabszI do los irglsiss.
Vino aqu1 a edueArsU, Le gtAdu6
en- la Univsrsidad Inward, Virginia,
= decidl6 quedsrse squf, eansad) de
las guerras do az pals y vida primill'
Va que b Assn aus pAiaanoS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03

%Pafa CArrerAs de cAbAllos, ven
isn rsloiss espeeis 90 8 contadores de-
Iuintos de segundoS { s6 40, % 90,
$1,000 J SLIGO, ports pago, les It no.
'sI F, Kshrhahn } Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico, ALI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
PuEST0S De cARNE

se qreian vArios vtcincs 10
Puertn de Terra dc que hay eisrsoa
pueatos de carne donde DO 90 cumplen
las reglas ssnitsriss. Las moacaa
sstAn siemFrs sobre 10 earEs 10 que
acusa una gran f.lta de vg'lsueia
por pArte de Les llamados q vslAr por
lA sAlnd LII ,'ics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03

~ 31ANO-ss vsnds ~ ceiu
,erior CO dad, msmsnie bsrAIu In
tormArA don Luis r, Miranda, diree
sor do Ia banda del rtg mlsLt1 de
'uerto Rico. l6-1(
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03

Paraeurar un resfrIad0 on un
ulA, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
QuININA. II hoticsrio lie devolverkel
diaero 81 no Sc cura. La tirma de Z.
w. GROVE ae halla en aada aaiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-03
LO GARANTIZAMOS
AGENTES PARA: :PUERTO-RICO
Hernandez & Barasorda.
NlLAGROSO DFSQJBRIMI[NI0

Po flo 'V San JAn N'VroS eSpscSdAd t0sa psnro
Alberto NEolsE E
has madenHe de lie India dOu@ prondo sob Las an
meddea Vepersa m a he rtrado e msdio
solo sin haser del nereuro
dAdes eorrads uso De dehA uSauea sep
mo lAA rmuss puAmpe vegetables eonpoe
hbAu mednae de 10 India nyecci6n
cAAdos un invno miagroo On
termadAdaa de las Was urins vAa de amhcs
msgroso ROOB PJZzO mcameno eacaamo para
eompstA destruction de todo baso az % Con
murs derdoa estado norma e
rmunidsd eytsr 10 arodue6 de Tsnand
asgudAd de todA aquas an
rsousrir curAr,s
lid Po los iuo podrGn rs.u
pArteamA solo nrmsimo bonded de In.
tAbscsrlo dmuA mcior sdsasa de aoue
sresadAs gastsr Halud.
uero Riso; FArm'e's del rr Blsnso del Dr. 'ilsmsty
P.-N H..
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Thursday vINrA, OKLA september 100
AHEAD or PUBLIC OPINION

In advocating government ownership q railroads
Mr. Bryan may have pat himself out Of Inns tor the
Democratic nomination for the presidency In 1905 but
he has taken step that Il inevitable some polite
Al leader would take IN the near future.
Ten years ago no politician ot either of the great
parties would have advocated seriously the owuehp az
railroads by the government nor would he have com.
manded following Il he had But times have changed
vastly since then and in the past few years especially
many soberminded citizens have e the conclusion
that the only solution Of the problem Of adequate egua'
tlon IS in government control
Just At present however sentiment Is not iipe for
Mr Bryans radical proposal That there i not great
and immediate demand for government Ownership how
ever is due not 10 The railroads eu 70 President Roose
yet Ifhe had not saeceedsd ID forcing ne railroad
rate bin through congress against the violent oppcs.
tlon oi the railroads there would today scarcely any
checking Of the demand foF government ownership
The people q the United States DO not want govern.
ernment ownership Of railroads ans more than they
want government Ownership Of ans other industry Thsy
win not endorse tie movement tor socialism except as
last resort but ali efforts regulation prove futile
II the moderate and Just demands oi such leaders as
Roosevelt Ia Toilette and others refused Or even
bitterly opposed Il il comes to aat proposition q
whether wealth or the public TO control this govern
srnment, certainly wealth viii bs defeated.
II up tothe railroads aud other corporations them
selves 10 say whether Or not there sla be Socialism.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
pENY TnEN

The Democratic press bureau At Oklahoma City il
working overtime 70 stir ~ the Indians against tie
Republican party bat there few tbngs Il has neglect
ed 10 do
For Instance explanation has get beea iorthcoa.
ine q tie treatment the ehsFokess received Ia Demo
cratic Georgia ,eiore their removal 10 ths territory
Neither have noticed denial Of the report that in
Democratic Mississippi the choetaws wera forced o ride
In I'm crow and 10 ssnd their children 10 negro
schools while IN Republican kansas At tie same time
the shasnees accorded every right snloyed b the
white man And Il IS even sald thar ia North Carolina
there Is N force law TODAY forbidaug ntermarriaes
betVsen Indians and whites
Tan these things BE- VIII not the Democratic ba.
ts abuse Of the Republican party long enough
70 deny tie lase ealamuiess
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

The commissioner Of Indian aaaifs
t.as Issued an order requiring al per.
sons now liging who verc enrolled
for tie per capita payment ID 1851 as
eastern Cllef0kees. and al legal re-.
personalities uf at pcisons - enroll.
el VITO hare died q make application
On certain prescribed forms for enroll.
ment
have these forms ard invite al
personseuiltlcd toenFoliment 10 ecme
% ms ofiee and make application.
All Applications must furnish two
witnesses sho have known them for
one year Of more. This should "a AZ.
tended % promptly OFT A. Smith,
ts4 let Building Vlnita
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
BisINRss cHANgRs.

L G. Arnold, who las lad charge Of the business
management q The chieialn suce Tie fist q March
has resigned his position 70 aeeepta similar position
with the Tulsa World Hereafter Murphy vii =
the business manager q The cheftain. while Grant
stearns-smtt Of Ginrd, Kan, viii be circulation man
ager
ar Murphy IS sell known . svepone IA vinta,
while sir stearussmltb ss ieel certain wil b short
y. he Young active college man, aud We feei Ger
tain that he wi pat the circulation q The chieftain
on a better basis than It las ever been before
n company with his maaY friends here The chief
tain IS sorry to lose Nj Arnold from vlnta, bas hs
goes . position q larger responsibility and Ths
Chieftain releiess IN hls success
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
once more the majesty Of ths law has been vindl.
Gated At Eoou today while ali tie toen inStlncslsoly
paused and while Ia the federal ial half hundred o.
gazed with hororstflcken eyes AMI hated breath
there sudden larrlng. whlrrlng sound of steel
traps duh sckening plunge and from TIE cod Of :
rope danglea the motonsss body Of Hob coonhs uscs
broken, legally executed
The Chietan has no hestancy ia saying that II i op
posed 70 capital punsent II Il had not been bsiosths
past two weeks would have made il 80 IL Is not the Grim
Ina The chieftain Is thinking Of -he deserved worse
death than he but i, IS the effect upon the sntrs
community 0, his execution And when yoa pause 10
think Of H. what earthly benefit has Bob cottons death
been to the community
ro hegin with there las been Tho morbid curiosity
that IN spite Of everything has flied every mind and,
10 the past night 80 has kept mors than one from
sleep. The advocates o. capital punishment may cain
H does no harm community goat over or to dread
Tie approaching execution Of fellow man but does IL
do ans soodf
Acts as deterrent you sayy As matter Of fact.
crime las diminished almost in proportion a. the death
sentence has been removed There was time ia Ens.
land when almost every crime even 10 theft was pun
sed b death but there theft then than
there Is today aud the more Bnci,nss there are in
the south the more nnpaut does crime become Are
there murders in Kansas whore tie death sentence
is inflicted than "a Missouri or Indian Territory
Another thing Bob Cotton and his wife rad nine
children. one o. TIE parents vas murdered. and sn
instead q putting the remaining breadanne thu at.
in some rsiormatory institution where hs might a.
least enough money 70 pas for tie support Of lis
children the state Kills him leaving tie children en-.
tirsls dependent on clarit, That's both humane aud
buslnes-liEe, isn't IL
The oldiaa demanded an eve ies an eye tooth for
tooth That has been superseded by one that says
Thou shalt love thy nslghboras tayset" ThinkAyou
thar tie Man Who gave tat au would ever have put 10
death the wicssdest o. his ielovss Bob Cotton
death could not give back life to tie woman he Killed.
Il a not deter nan from murder whcse hearts Is
81 oh Ati Il Vii not elevate the eammnait Il aul IN
spite o everything take away something Of the sanct.
= q human life from toss usn who wsro compelled 70
witness The ugly details Of the execution il shows that
We sim owe allegiance 70 tie old Hebrew las ot Re.
yenge instead Of 70 tie Christians q lose
90 The subject q capital punishment The Chlef,an
agrees thoroughly with GovernorIoeh Of kansas sho
saYs 7 would resign an once ia the SIN oi ths peo.
pie before would be personally respouslbs:ioriplangu
human so4 into eternity except As matter Of lagso-
te necessity aud sslfdetense Or = necessity o. ma
tonal salvation IA asaf
speed the daY when capital punishment viii have
been nat quite but altogether abolished aoer win tie
p.iov the stocss thslwhpplng post Tie torture and
Al the other hldeous barbarties OF the dara ages
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
GET rnE RlGHr MAN.

The Repabllsans Of the s9th dsegats district should
b looking about far suitable candidate 70 tie eenst-
tutonal eonsenteu The nemocats'have already pFae-
tlcally selected teir man v Il KofnegaY and he is 3
good man II viii take good e beat him, but The
Republican party has men eho can % It. It's only :
question Of getting the right 70 tire nom
nation and then Of nominating him. In month from
now ths selection wn b made IN the meantime the
right man should be brought forward
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
CONDITION.

The oklaiioman put forth a eiam not long age that
the tarif : tie motheFoi atusls The Chaflain asked
to ha shown low the tariff nottsrsd te railroad trust
the eoa trust he beef trust ts OIL trust The okaho.
man has responded never wvri suspicion begins "a
srou IN rhe ehieitAns mind tat perhalssthe oklaho-
man cannot make good is blan And woaidnt that he
sad condition for the leading day Of the new state
. b M
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Free Buster Brown Show

TIE Brown Shoe Go. viii give I
stereoptlcon entertainment under TIE
auspices Ct Tie Golden Rule Ia trout
of the store on Friday evening, sep.
temhef ii consisting Of mosing
and stationary Worlds Fair vlexs,
White House Shoe making illustrated.
maylng pictures of Buster ht0wu and
Tige n many Of their mlzchleyous
paukx 4 lecture vii be given Ia
connection with the entertainment by
Forest y High
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

A bath eleauses the skin and Flds
tHe pores II refuse A bath makes fof
bsttef Fellowship aud citizenship. Not
only should the outside uf the bodf IL
cleaused, but occasional 80 u laxa.
tive " eatharfic opens tile bowels And
clears TIE system of efete matter
Best for thls are DeNittz Little
Eafif Risen Pheasant little pills
uiat Do not grlpe o. alcken. Sold bi
Peoples Drug Store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

When tso strong meu come ID blows.
even y they are veil matehed. il 8
not \ pleasing siRlst bat II ths man
WHO Gets Tie worst 0f Il wlil use IL
Wits Witch Hazel salre IL vii
look better and feel letter IN shofi
ofueF he sufe fuu get neNlttA
Good Tor everything a salxe s llssH
for including piles. Sold = rsaplss
Drug Store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
MUST HAVE WALKS

TIE continued rains certainly ought % impress upon
the minds Of tie people Of vnta tie imperative neees
sity Of paving and Sidewalks L vas had enough %
wade through The mud last winter bit t VIII BE- ever
>. sauch worse this year Last year Ne felt that the
fact that the au a authorize construed street
improvements sas an excuse for not doing the work
this year that sxeuss dos nos hold good Il doInot
fasa ssowalks aud paving ui be because We do not
uant them.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
feet swollen 70 ,nmsass Sac

! had kidney trouble - lnd thai
l could nat vpfk. aYs J .. ca b
Valley NlcN. kf. smy feet uefe
swollen - al immense slta aud / Wzz
reuaned a. my led and physgelaae
sefe unable 20 give tGn ans relief. SIS
doctors tualiY pfecfiDell faIsf s
Kidney cure ehIeh made vel man
81 me sold hy 3 4. Overs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
Doctors eoala % hs,p hsr

J had kidney trouble fdr years =
writes Ms Raymond Conner N
shelton Wash. aud the doctors
could not haip ne. tried Eoes !
kidney cure, anil Tie feFy hrsg aase
gave ne relief and am noa eafea.
cannot say Too much for F0lefs Kid.
ns. Cure Z Sod BY 4. +. Owens.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

fo.ef Honey and Tar Is qeealiafig
ADAPTED ios ris0ne throat trouble
And viii positively cure bfoaehlfla
'iaAfreness aua sll nfUuchlal dlseksss
iteiase Substitutes Sold b. A. Il.
Oaens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

Nhen yoa have a eaid L IS well 10
- very careful about usink angthlnQ
that VII Cause constipation. He uan.
icnlafig careful about preparations
containing npiages Ise kenneuY
iakatlFo Honey and Tar which sl6l.s
tie cough and moves tie bowels seId
b Peoples Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

Good for tie cough. removes tie
cold Tie cause uf the cough That s
the aofk ~ kennesiY lexafige Hoe.
icy and Tar the original laatiss
cough syrup. Contains nc opiate4
sold BY Peoples Drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

Ilee's L4tAflfe iloaey anl Tar tie
oflginaI laxative cough sEup zrfs ~
3 cAiiaftie on the towels Id : made
ifen tlla iAf gathered ifn Tie plne
tfess ut our can e0HugfF therefore y
uae iesi fef eili4ifeH it IS Food fef
coughs coldA cfaup. shQanInE e1aeh.
ete Ify oaf ffes n1ef sad Is A Il.
0Reus 8W
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

The Vinita Chieftain IS published every Thursday
morning at vinita Indian Territory Il Is the eldest
and most extensively read newspaper In the Northern
District II IN It's twenty fourth year andlas general
circulation throughout the north half OF the Indian Ter.
rltoFy The subscription price Of tho paper is soo >
year always in advance postal card will get a sample
copy anywere IN the United States
CHIEFTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
n. M. MecLNToCK, Eaitsr.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

are sou lfaNh.e8 siib piles one
Application 6 NanxAn alI Else 80
immeiiate relief sod b. a, Z oesfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06
PLACING THr nTspoNsiBILIrY.

TIE psspsei vlnisa lons arasnss ios better school
facilities ios shss children rs Cts council i rsads
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

Avoid serious results Of kldnsg a6d
bla.ldef disorder IS taxinr EnleYa
rufH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

Tone the liver. move tlr bowels
cleanse The sFslam ladak iif.ta
Liver HIi's never efina sold = A =
ostns 3m
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-06

Folefa Kidney cars makes t1e
DISEASED kldnefs sound s. fhsf aia
eliminate pelsaus f1an tie bleed
The daily tribune., 1906-01-27

1Ss7-Ex. Governor W. B. Bate
elected U. s. senator from Tennessee.
lS90-Nellie Bly, completed trip
aound the world in seventy-three
days.
1s92-Emperor Nicholas I. Of Rus.
sis died.
1893-Princess Margaret married
to Prince Frederick Charles Of Hesse.
1801-Baron Rothsohild died.
l904-Mrs. Florence Maybrick re.
leased from prison.
1905-Great blizzard along the At.
lantic coast Of North America.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-27
Florence Daily Cribune
SUPPLEMENT
SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1906.
This Date in History.

This Date in History.
January %.
1827-Edward II of England com.
PEELED to resign the crown.
15o2-MArrisge of Princess Margs-
retto James ". of Scotland.
15S3-Henry VIII. privately mar.
ried to Ann Bolevn at Whitehall.
1759-Robert Burns. Scottish poet,
born.
1S30-Robsrt Haynes. great speech
in defense of the Foote resolution.
1s34-Castle of St Louis at Quebec
destroyed by fire.
1S43-Edward Drummond assassi.
mated in London.
1s63-Msjor General Burnside re-
lieved by Major General Hooker.
s66-Freedman Bureau bill passed
the U. s. senate.
l867-The president vetoed the
Colorado admission bill.
1S69-Assassination Of the governor
Of Bursos bv partisans Of the cleri.
cal party.
1S7O-George Peabody 8 remains Ar.
rived in Portland. Me-. from Eng.
land.
1s72-General RichaId 8. Elwell
Of the Confederate army died.
1S82-Guitesu convicted Of the
murder Of President Garfield.
l885-Liberty bell arrived At the
New Orleans exposition.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-27

Bring In Your School Children
To the Lennox hotel. Florence, where
DR.. Sapero. the we'll known eye. ear.
nose and throat specialist, will OK.
anime their eyes and yours FREQ.
January 10 and 81.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-27

January 81.
i689-Robert Burton, author Of
"Anatonby Of Melancholy" died.
1756-Mozart. the great composer.
born at Salzburg. Austria.
i796-JAmes McHenry became Sec-
retary Of war Of the United States.
1sl6-Admiral Hood died.
IsSo-DAniel Webster made roply
to Haynes speech.
1851. ]. Audi bon died. Born
1870.
l869-William H.. present emper.
or Of Germany born.
Is6s-ArrivAl Of Edward Thornton.
British minister to the United States.
ls74-samuel B. MAxev elected
senator from Texas.
1886 Lord Salisbury and cabinet
resigned.
l889-John M. Olay ton. repu biioan
candidate for oonsress, assassinatsd
In Ark ansas.
I8p8-Jamss @. Blaine died In
Warrington. ID. O..
ISs4-Rosin vokss. celebrated
actress. died In London.
lSo4-Aidwinter fair opened In
San Francisco.
is05-Htsamsr City Of Macon wreck.
Cd In Delaware Bay.
The daily tribune., 1906-01-27

January 26.
1564-Pope confirmed by a bull the
deorees Of the council Of Trent.
l716-Lord George Sackville born.
I764-J. B. Bernadotte, king Of
Sweden. born.
17ss-First settlement in Australia.
1sl5-Oongress purchased Thomas
Jefferson's library for s25. 900.
ls2s-D1. E. j. Jenner. discover
Of vaccination. died. age "a.
Michigan admitted into the
union.
1S56-Rutledge college, South Caro-.
lima. destroyed by fire.
ls8l-Louisiana adopted the ordi.
nance Of secession.
George Tioknor, historian.
died in Boston.
l875-Emperor Of China died.
l8S5-FAll Of Kahrtoum and -.
sAssination Of Gen. Charles Gordon
l886-Emperor william became REQ
onciled to Prince Bismarck
1894-James j. Oorbett defeated
Charles Mitchell in fight at Jackson.
vile, Fla.
l904-WhitA ker Wright dropped
dead on being sentenced.
I9O6-Largest diamond ever known
in history found In the TransvAal.