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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

Aver 60 stectu6 sn Lares un "a. tir
socialists. Tambien tuvo lugar or
dicho pueblo otro mitin do obreros sr
uns casa particular.
Para curar un resfrlado on un
dla, tome el LAxATIvo BRoMO-
QUININA, Ell bosicario 10 dsvolysra ol
dinsro 81 no % cura. La hrms do =.
W. GROVE 20 halla On cada cAjita.
Sc encuentra spfsrmo on su re-
sidsncis dc santurce, el !antigao pro
fesor don Jose InfAnts Gasvedrs, her
mAno de nuestro Amigoy compa Zero
dor. Rossndo. redactor do sLa CORES
pondencia.s
--Mahana 40 vera on el Tribunal
Supreme 10 apslsci6n del pleito que
sosnepen don Francisco Escalona ,
don Gavino Alvarez sobre cancel aci6n
de un crSdite hipotecario. El iusl
ponente Oh el senior Hernandez.
-HA cesado, en sus opsraeionss
sl sstablecimisnto de Fsrmsoia que
giraba, On Msyaglsx bsio la rsz6n
soelAl do e. Arnaldo , Co., por com.
pra del ssnor Arnsldo & su soclo
ssiior Demetrio Santaells,. oonstisu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
LA DECtMA MUSA

s muy orgns; guerra svergorzse snte Svo hermsna
y sos smigoe. tQueEes habsrss
Volvi IL c4rga Eens sin acanzar buen exo.
Ex gersis djjo, 10 deTgrAciado de nuesa posc6n.
Sin duda he scanzdo 10 Aba; pero somos tan
djonas de piedd Por otra psrte IL uchs
empre ecunda dsgusa g.no Las grandes obrA sm6s
no reslzun en- 10 tbiA atm6sferA de IL pros0eridad.
La desgaciAdA segniG esperando 70 me retire
coanternado.
Entresanto SIvio Sc habia cssado Mara Nj nj
otro sospechsban 10 que Paris ocur Lego ds
kinAucas de Vsisnt de ID msms Eens hube de
crbirIes bravo muchacho ond6 fac Paris
boIso Ieno escudos YA comprendef desOraci6n
var nor s msmo aque dsastre. Abaz6 msdre hja
verti6 sobre escudos Luego drgiendoEe Elens
a6sd6:
-Tomsd: he trAdo este snlo que olvdasteis
tro cuarto el dia que MAJ chaatels.
le eng6 s0rtis certG tarde le dl6 en- t Grdln
sentados en- 81 de pedra promeron
eernamene Elena 10 co26 voVio rostto outAr
lSgrmas No horAbA 81 de SIvo lorsbA Ia p6rdda de
as usonea de od QozS tambea oraba otro
amor cuyo doloroto hb sorpenddo coraz6n
No esto todo prOsgal6 el ioveo MarlG me hA
sin vosoos En- San Gabriel vaessros cusrto VayA
seOrita Eena; vlVe VneS Adea III sre del campo
on .es bueno Eo del srdfn hs plaDado roaAa
uue for.ceron expesameDts para emba vuero arbo
Elena movI6 Is clbzE. Su madre uninoS nuestros
rnecoa IoA de- Svc; IL cue jeVen permAn clio IL flexible
-Idos m DIRE uia vowed ii lAto de mi hernans die;
sse fehE ella coomGo 70 ma Quedo aQui pOque
debo ouedsfme: tepgo que cumplr ml destno
Sit6 te ouedss 20 Amben replied 80 mldrs; pero que
serS de nuaotrOs hiIs miat
Nj ss sgrimas de Ia stHoa Valiant nj s6pcas pude.
ron oorsr que Elena abAndonas Ps TO- Ia reteniAs La
mu.sl lei amor q ls Rora tAIgdn que ouerA
morr como edra los uRares donde haba crecdO NuncA
he rodido averguAEo; que Svo pAr6 solo,
CuapdO ibs mArchAr, pidi6 icencA para AbasArme
20 Ue Il di con todG ei alma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

ssndpss, una maya. frmA., Z. -Arnal.
do, que .se hsea sarge dal aetiyo ,
paaiva do In extJ gaidA,y q. dsdloara
& los nismos nsgosios, .n,6
EEL sab-colsctor dc rentsa inisr.
mas dsnuuai6 al Dspartamsnto de- Ts'
sorsrfs a Federico Tosrsa poy .intrss-
cl6z dc las lsyea do rsntss lnlarnAs,
mos. dicsn de. Arssso, cue, los
ob'sros preparan una hnslgG para sl
Is del eorriente. La. nolisfA vjgIla
suidadosamansa varios .bGdrs que
proysctep asoacaionar { los irsbsia.
dores.
-SLA LgA sosials. socisdad 70.
crestiya Dc Ban Juan, di6 aver UNA
lueida iarAna bsils, para lasuAl tai.
mos atsntAmsnts irvisaaos.
-MIENTH IS % sncuenirs traba'
iando On d PA,qus 10 oonpaiifa dra'
mAsics, los pasAjsros que On las no
ehss Do tupc!6n visjsp do San Juan 4
Rio Piedrss 8 vice versa trasborda'
ran On IL pArada %,
- Eats no, 40 sslsbrsri session or.
dinaria 10 Logia sRsgsnerssi6ns On
Conknda On Ia pdgias a..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
Continuation de Ia pdgina ~

Continuation de Ia pdgina 4a)
vlera, pudiendo recurrirse al Concejo
Executive, que On igual tempo resol
verfs.
Mr.. Grahame. Pregint que SO
harfa en- casos urgsntes. de noshe,
por eiemplo, necesitando favorscsrse
las pro piedad del llano, dc un pro
babe derrumbsmlento del pusnte por
una avsnids de I'm rio.
Mr.. Feuills. Dice que una fran
quicia es un privilegio que 80 pide 81
COB erno, de modo que no ve por que
ss tsnga que hscsr objsci6n sobre q
forma en- que squella 10 ooncede.
Apoya 10 fspuesto per el Comiaiona-
do del Interior.
Mr.. Post. Dice qua quisre ha-
blar solo como Presidents del Ejecu.
two Entiende que este ORGANISING debe
STEM pre- conssrvAr autoridsd sobre 10
que rssuelve y concsde. Aprusbs,
no obsiante, la opinion do Grahame y
Feuillc.
Sr. Diaz Navarro. Rssponde al
asflor Feuille y dice que no pueds
pernitir que 90 digs que si el gohier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
ASAMB[EA LEGISLATIVE
Con!sejo Executive

no conceds una graeia al oiorgar una
iranqnicis, dsbs sl.psticionsrio pasar
por toda elass ,ds, ppomalfa. 81 sl
gobisrno ooncsds ssos priy!lsgios, al
parscsr gsuerosrmsnts,, ca poraps % !.
be qus ss 10 devuelyen 90 cambio son
les venssjas de-, spg rands ptspto del
psis , de 10 invsrsi6n de grandes 90.
pi'ssle', que tayQfs'ssssas iaApa ssss sbl'usn-
FL Consejo Executive dsbs rsssr.
vsrss sssaa tseustAdess y qua q, Cont
slonado DOL Iaterior solo tanga las do
inspeccionar T. rspostss n copssio
cualQulsr ialta que halle su dishos
trsbsios. =. n.-.. 49,
Mr.. Grahans AlsgA isn,r dsrs.
chos & ssss, tscultAdss. J.
Or Dis1 Navarro. Propons ,ina
snmienda ;.qns n acni6n dol. Comisio.
nado del Intarius %. este aspuptor ,sea
con 10 fscultAd. dal Cpussio EiaeutIyo,
30 pona {. vossei6n y .triunM por
mayoria> II frane alcia Qusd6 spro.
b,da, So dl6 pol. tarmlnada, ,lA, ~.
sion 4 Ina 1 u S. mluntos,s ssLtGndoas
para hog 6 laa dos. ,a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

por robo de gsnado cabsll,r en- sous.
lie Jurisdiction.
Eats mafiana SO recibleron tels.
gramas On oil cuarsel general dc Ia
Poiiclo, comunicando habsrss sor-
prendido idgadas en- los puebIos de-
Humacao, Nsguabo, P.sdras Y va.
bucoa.
Aver tsrde spareci6 ahorcado
en- sl barrio sArsnaa,s do Cidrs, al
indivlduo Vicente Lopez No hry
fndiclos de crimsn,
!, -Hoy ae recibl6 uu tslegrama on
10 ofcins del Attorney comunic sndo
ei fslieclm-enso del iues de psx dc
Juncos, don Joae Cinsr6n.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido On estos dltimoa cinco aiIos nor
essa rszdn los recomsndados nor Ii.
profesores do mdsica do lnAs pre.slsto
on 10 isla, son los de 10 f6brica Koals,
q Campbell, de New York, dc ia cusl
% agense On San Juan A. s. Bslsvsl.
Apartado 81, y q quien pueds usted
d1rigirse para meiores informsa.
--El Superintendent general de
Educaci6n Mr. Agres Informs que an
la.semana pr6x.ma o. prob able empis.
cen las conferencias sscolares On la
isla' Actaalments prepare un pre-, es-
to para dichos torneos de ensefi apzs.
La Jants Eseolar de YAuco a
90 propone solieitsr un emplestlto C q
deItino q escuelas rurales.
-Ha ingresado Q Ia carcsl de Hu.
macao, sl pr6fugo Eyapgelino Mercsd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

Esta mafiana q las doce regresa
ron do Saint Thomas en- I'm yacht a.
pecial Ell Gobsrnador Mr.. Winthrop ]
81 Secrstario particular MIR. Frazier
LA Corte Fe1eral regrss6 el M
nado do Msys2dez y Potce. En- ID
aemsna pfoxlma empszaran los juisios
pendientss On sssa Corte.
--Anteaysr empezaron On 10 cen
srsi <ragans dc Adaaco, los trabajo.
sgricolAs que % habian interrumpiac
por Ia husIgs. FL orden on dicha ha
cienda es complete.
--El cab, Sierra. de Carolina, de
tuvo aver Bruno Maldonado, por
aitraie q Ia nliiA Maldonado GonzS
,ez.
~El senior DIAz NAVARRO ha
eassDleoido su Oheina do Abogado J
su Nosaria en- essA eiudad, salle do San
Justo ntmero II.
Fierce anss 10 Corte Federal, Cor.
10 do Dissrit0 de toda 10 Isla y Corte
Suprema, dsaicandose asfmismo al
exsmen do htulos do propiedsdss, In
corporAcion do Corporxsiones del pafs
y sxtrangcras y tramltxcion de expe'
Gisntes Do appropriation forzosa.
Aespsando Ii noble oompetencia
hoy essablecida en- el eiercicio do lss
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, el
sehor DIAz NAVARRO 20 dispone &
soDrar d aus clientss honorarios exce.
sivanlsnte m0dicoa.
En- HumAcao fderon detsnidos
j ose Do ores Gomez y Dionicio Rios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
SECCI0N MERCANT|I,
Notas Go.nercIa|es de San Juan

Precl0s min do los articulos
que So 0etallaR on
alma0en6s
Arroces de partldo & Jsp6n de
e3}&5
Idem vRlencianc de 35l 8 Id. Id.
Alos de- 80 ssvs. q so.
Jamones sos y 81.
ouesos arnecs.a s1tf Patagrks 10.
2usiEo, = ID . At
sardinas .anmadss . l6 centavos.
xsoou, a 6o . S.76 SssAnno ra
emarlsaau, $50 yta
r'assa oel ps,s = ct
aAotcSa % ct ,a 60 ASA
Dc t1klo.
Hnrlns de At . 81
HahichuelRa Amsrissass 60 oradAs
largss . est.
Garhsnzos 9S 80.
Rasalao t8a63
oehollAss4} Q 5.
- NAntaaaillal de- sl3 IL
Pssta americans sn eai ~ de- una
asroba o %.
Fapas srartssnas $3.50 1.90
Taasio 10,
DEL PALS
AsdsSr para al cCnsumoi
MAsaahsdo slaro do OF t5.
Do misl ciaro y $3.50.
osnsrffug 81 laro do 10 as5
Anaericsna do 81 1854.
Do Poucs s4s . Al.
Ron 50 gradoa Cartier 6 N.so san-
Asas sAi6n pag Ados Z. Internas.
Mais q 1.So,
Tabaoo. nomlral'
Prsclvs dc c0Mpra
Almld6n y $3.50
Aigod5n as5s $50
C,oaos de Is y 10 millar.
Casros dulcea sls
Gobc de rea s4ss
Gate cosrienta do $40 al0i.
CANDLES o0rrientes
Loalrss check. . t.SS
Paris a IA " D.
HanbueSo Afs
Nsw York 1lS P.
Eanaha s dlv q p3 D
C6daIas hipotecarlas
Baaso Terrli 1rial y Agrfc >la s53.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05

ACcl0noS
Banco de Pto. Rico . IS G20.
Banco Territorial. Q Isl & 16.
BAneo Popular. s7.5o Rs.
Buques anunciados
Vapor espafiol <Pio TX, Este {
10 carga en- Barcelons, de donde sal
dr& sl 8 del actual pr6ximo con Les
escslas dc sossumbre para este puerto
| y Ponce, siguienoo visie para Santa.
go do Cuba, Ha5ana y Masanzas.
vApor americana <Shtladslphiss,
ssldr& para New York 81 7 die
Vspor americana Soar aeass, 90.
tara aquf oil 8 del corrisnse proesdea,e
de Nav York y ssldra oil dia siguis nte
para 10 Gusyrs.
10naaroa puerto
De Europa y San Thomas vspor
france. <Monsreals con carga.
De Barcelona y elcalas yapor es.
pafiol <Msrtin Sasns con carga y 70.
safe.
Sc hsbilstaron de saLida.
Vapor frances eMoatrsas para
Puerto Plata CON cArga dc transiso,
Golstas <Pr. gresvs y .<May F.o.
wars para los puersos snunciados
Buques on puerto
TRAvaEIA
eRobert H. M. curdoys pendlense
<Giadyss, dsscarg ando.
sJaanls Lppist., idem
<Laurs Bsliss psndleats.
sMarsin Sasnz.s descArgando
COsTANEROS
sCarmslissS, iYabucoa
elsSbsias. Aguadil.s y Msyaglisz
<Maysglzz .nas, Arroyo
<Dos Rermauoss Fsjardo.
<DeseAdas Hlmacao y Nasaabo.
<Aurella1 Vleques
<Maria Artau Vleques
sDoloress pendle1te
Sc vende papel visjo de pc.
ri6dlco a dos pesos al quintal. !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
BtBL1orECA DE .LA DEMoCRACtA,
-iY ID CiervaF le preg1nte.
--Muri6 do vejez.
-IY Mar{ai

Me promet6 que me daria un Sivio peque6ito
qo6 prolongsr tan e historiaf Certo da encontre
Elena srrodads del echo de 90 madre L. shoa Val
liant haba de postrer h4bs h.cho
iurar hijs quo voverfa San Gabriel.
On ecto: Elena part6 de alf mssss con 81 alma
vel dsstrozadoa Lsgsdo que hubo aldea v6 al
del mes6u deli aurora Ms qae n.rmansca On
portal sosssuieado ho Syo que par.
manecfs so lsdo q1e la mirAba con csri6o
Sc detuvo momento para contempIar aque trapoulo
dulce cuadro reA.sba tan ben Ia felcdAd dome,tica
iAcaso habeis edo ain entsrneceros squel pae de Don
ote heoe manchgo vuelve aidea despu6s de u
prmsra excursi6n Entra modo gopes 80 deene en- el
patio contempr acknowledgements Gus es aus
eghmbre' ae.esn sgua sobrns 40 ANA
estienden ropa e dine de 10 puer De nm .do h
poe.s ha io aventura campo que regyesa
Apaleads de oro do j que hs permanecdo an
ben Abr9adG ain que lA cOQiese 10 conatpado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-05
TARIFA De INsERCIoNEs
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

del Gobernador r-La Corte Federal
reanudara sus trabajos-La huelga de Ahasco. I'm
ultrae. -Conferencas escolares.-Un anticipo. Pro,
1qgo detenidos s-Robo en- Quebradilas Jugadas.-
y Un anorcado-Una aelacion en- Ell Supreme Falece
el 1uez de paz de Junco Rentas siuternas-pr6r;mss
huegas. 'D'7
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-31

Miss Kittie Kruger, the premier rider
Of the Sells-Floto show.
The Wallace side show attractions
were of a rather Indifferent sort, netth-
er good nor extremely bad and possibly
a little better than the average run Of
affairs of the kind. There was the tat
tooed man, and the sword swallowing
woman, bag punchers, bell ringers,
snake charmer and a Punch and Judy
show besides a fortune teller who exact
ed ten cents as her toll. Most OF the
attractions had a $50 much per- attack
ment, excepting a fairly good band
which played rag time and kept the ELI
thusiasm of the audience at the spend
ing point.
The real money making features of
the side shows did not pretend to give
anything for the money received and
there were two of them that worked
overtime. For want of q better name
they are known as 'tseparators' about
the show and among the show people,
and right well do they deserve the
name. The first game inside of the
door was the well known many-sided
block game where the unsophisticated
person is separated from his money by
a process which robs the game of the
possibility of being known as a gamb-
ling device. Pocket picking is a credit
to the game.
Directly under the center of the tent
and with part of the layout suspended
from the center pole was another game
operated on the same principle except
ing that envelopes are used; but the
process is the same and the plucking
is done in the same thorough manner.
The gaTne-keepers carried their usual
number of boosters" and "steerers''
and the play was unusually good for
while during the afternoon. The police
were notified later and the games or
dered closed but no arrests We're made,
for which the local officers should be
censured.
A local gambler who stood near
watching the process said: Those are
the strongest games known to the
gambling profession and yet most any
show that drops into the town opens
them, and plucks the farmers who come
in to see the circus and they are never
molested by the police nor county Of
ficers. Just let one OF the Topeka fell
lows start up and they would have us
locked up inside of an hour and the
most that they ever do with these fell
lows is to warn them to close and that
is the end of the matter
Aside from these two sure games
which were Of the fercest kind and
took several hundred dollars from the
pockets of the unwary, there was the
usually filthy show flor men only
which was not nearly as bad as the
talk Of the Speiler who stood outside
intimating the vileness that might be
seen on the inside of the second tent
for the small sum of % cents.
The wonder is that such exhibitions
are permitted right under the eyes of
the officers Of the law who cannot help
but know of them, but for some rea-
son every circus that visits the city
has an open season Of q few hours at
the games and vile exhibitions before
they are ordered to close, and during
this time they manage TO trade expert
ence for several hundred dollars OF
good hard earned money
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-31
GRAFSTROM MEMORIAL
Bronze Tablet. Presented to state, to
Be Unveiled Saturday.


All citizens who were here at the
time of the great hood three years ago
remember the tragic death Of Edward
Grafstrom, who was chief mechanical
engineer of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa F'e road. Mr.. Grafstrom designed
boat to be used in saving the Hood
sufferers in North Topeka Tho boat
was run by an automobile engine and
was manned by seven picked men. It
did great service but on the second of
June on its last trip at night l. caught
in tree top and was upset. All its oc-
cupants except Mr.. Grafstrom were
saved.
A splendid memorial tablet in bronze,
giving a picture. of Mr.. Grafstr5m ana
of the big bridge near which he was
drowned, and of one of the monster
Santa Fe locomotives which he design
ed, has been presented to the state by
various railroad men who knew and adj
mired Mr.. Grafstrom.
Appropriate speeches will be made by
Governor Hoch and James A Troutman
at a service next Saturday afternoon IN
the house of representatives at the cap
itol at three o'clock when the tablet
will be unveiled.
The metal setting OF the tablet was
designed by State Architect Stanton
and made under the direction of Super
intendent Purcell of the Santa Fe shops.
There viii be appropriate music at the
ceremony under the direction of Mr..
James Moore of the Santa Fe treas
urer's office. Invitations are extended
to the public to attend these services.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-31
Los ANGELES BOUTS CONTINUE.
Manager McCarey Declares the Game
Is Still On.

Los Angeles Cal, May 31.-Although
the fight game in Los Angeles has been
given a big setback on account of the
Nelson Herrera fiasco last Friday
night. Manager McCarey Of the Pacific
Athletic club has announced that box
ing Will be continued. McCarey states
that never again will the club be
caught in such a mess. Hereafter fight
ers viii be forced to weigh every day
before a representative of the club.
Abe AtteH and Jimmy Walsh. the
crack Boston fighter, have been match
ed to fight 20 rounds probably, June -
In the morning, commencing at 10
o'clock, the club officials began pay
ing back the admission money. All
day a line Of people extending along
two blocks worked its way toward the
cash drawer. At 5 P. m. $4,000 had
been 2aid back.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-31
Iferrera in : SC Flght.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 31.=Aurelic
Herrera is in seclusion. He thinks the
police want him. Smarting under the
taunts of the street crowd and having
been hooted whenever he appeared
upon the streets. Herrera began drink
ing and in the early morning engag-
ed in a street fight.
His party had just left a saloon.
when they met several young men.
one of whom pointed to Herrera ans
said loudly trorgh for him to near
There gees rhe half breed With a
yellow streak" Herrera male for The
speaker and Win an oath tried t.
strike hirns bu. the young man ran.
Herrera thea turned uooa the man
nearest hin m landed n blow On the
point Ct the -av which pat the mah
down and out. I7errera's f~i4n,ls hust-
led him RIO q cafe ani latec took
him away in 4 hack.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-31
IN WALLACE tent
One Of the Principal Features
Seemed to Be the Crafts.
People Were Film PLANNED and
Short-Changed.
GAMBLING GAMES RUN.
Evidently Bound to Get the
Honey Some Way.
Performance Itself Was of a
High Order
GAMBLING GAMES RUN.

A disgraceful and disagreeable fea-
ture of the Wallace shows is the graft
ing and thievery that was associated
with It in Topeka People, evidently
connected with hesshow, passed among
the audience at the night performances
working short change and film fam
games; sure thing gambling games
were worked in the side show; people
were charged double prices for re-
served seats and everything wasdone to
convince the public that the primary
object of the circus was to rob the
people. Mr.. Wallace or whoever Is
responsible evidently conducts the
show on the theory that the people
who attend circuses are the legitimate
prey of grafters and thieves. Mr.. Wal
lace gives out a long interview about
the people of Kansas not patronizing
his show. 1t is a wonder that any body
attends when he permits it to be con-
Quoted as it was here last night. The
performance is high class, clean and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-31
DAvITT IS DEAD.
Noted Irish Political Leader Passes
Away at the Age Of go.

Dublin. May S1.-Michael Davitt
the Irish leader and journalist, died
here last night of blood poisoning fol-
lowing two operations for necrosis of
the jaw bone. At first it was believed
he would recover. but he suffered a
severe relapse several days ago and
since that time he has grown steadily
worse. At the time of his death his
wife who is an American, his eldest
son and Mr.. and Mrs John Dillon
were at his bedside. Dillon was his
lifelong friend
Mr.. Davitt had never been strong.
He exposed himself to all kinds of
weather. often travelling long distances
in open cars to attend meetings and
speaking in the open air. This hard
life. following nine years of penal
servitude in English prisons as a po-
litical prisoner left the man of so
years little vitality with which to fight
a grave disease.
It is stated that Mr.. Davitt left
written message. but if so, its purport
was not given out.
During Mr.. Davitt's illness many
cablegrams Of inquiry came from
friends in America.
Mr. Davitt retired from the repre-
sentation of South Mayo in parliament
in 1899 but to the last took a keen in
terest in the politics Of his country
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The Wallace show is short on AMI
mails, which is just as well. Animals
seem to be superfluous, except as an
excuse for extra wagons in the parade.
On other features, the show is entirely
too strong The clowns had to work
along with the rest of the show, anc
lot of the highly featured acts were
lost upon people who tried to watch
the alleged funmakers.
Among the clowns might be seen
Trice, the old woman who asked every
bashful looking man to find her a good
seat, and Phil King. the silt walking
giant, who made such a hit at the
Auditorium with the Ship indoor cir
ers Of Ring 1, but the show seems to
be out of joint without Lou and Judy
Plamondin on the clown force.
The Wallace show carries a nuIober
Of first class acrObatic and riding lea
lures, but misses lot of free advertis-
ing by selling programmes instead of
giving them away. A reporter who VIII
buy a programme for he purpose OF
learning the names of some of the pr
formers is indeed green one at the
business.
The show left at / O'Clock this morn
ing for Lawrence. A lot Of the perfo-In-
ers had heard of Lawrence as some
thing pretty bad and crusry, and near
" missed their train in an attempt to
secure sufficient liquid refreshments to
last them through a dry day
In enumerating the features Of the
Wallace show, George Atkinson, press
agent should not be forgotten. This
versatile person opens the day BY cal
ing on the newspapers with passes and
suggestions concerning the evening
story. Next you meet him at the main
entrance, taking up, among other
things. the passes he issued. Again lie
appears in a wild-and at night in To-
peka-futile effort to announce the
concert. Following this, ne passes
among you with. concert tickets At ten
cents per. If you stay for the concert
you will recognize him, dressed in small
hat and lavish trousers. doing a mcao-
logue stunt Atkinson is generally
known as Mister Kitty Kruger" owing
to the fact that he is the husband Of
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VETERANS AT LEAVENWORTH.
Memorial Day FfttingIy Observed al
the Fort and Home.

Leavenworth. Kan. May 31.-Me-
mortal day was fttingly observed here
by both the military and the civilians
At the fort the services were very i'm
pressive. All the troops stationed here
assembled on the parade shortly before
noon in full dress uniform. At noon
the national salute of twenty-one guns
was fired by the Twenty-ninth battery
and the flag was Immediately hoisted
while the troops presented arms and
the band played the Star Spangled
Banner.s Captain Axton delivered the
Grafton on "A Nations Memories"
In the afternoon the survivors of the
civil war met at the National cemetery
to honor the memory of departed COM
rades buried there An army Of school
children decorated the graves. The
parade. composed Of all the local
Grand Army organizations. headed by
two companies of the Eighteenth in
fantrv and the regimental band.
marched from the Grant monument to
the National cemetery, where the ser
vices took place
An Grafton was delivered by ex-At-
torney General F. 3. Dawes and the