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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-14
NotiCias de Ia IsIa

Dentro de breves dias Sc inauguraran las
Obras del nuevO teatrO de veranO en- San Ger
man. Ell intatigable Lcdo. D. Ramon Quinones,
iniciador del proyecto, vence cuantas difficult
tades SO presentan con perseverance, muy
plausible.
Sc ha trasladado i 4 vieques, D. Nioomedes
Pastor Diaz servir la Notaria de aquella Isla.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital d. Jose [.
Corujo, alcalde de Hatillo.
la sido capturado en- Ponce 81 desertor
del Preside Pedro Nie1es Gonzalez.
90
Sc encuentra para nforme en- la Jetatura
de Obras pdblicas una instancia cursada por
ell AyuntamientO de San German, referente al
stio on que a ju;cio de los peticionarios debe
instalarse la estacion del ferrocarril de aquella
ciudad.
Sc ha autorizado por el Goberno General
para Agente Consular de los Estados- Unidos
de America, on Ponce, a don 7. Bailey Muller.
90
Ell ndmero de presos que conducidos por
la Guardia Civil llegaron aver tarde Rio
pedras, fu6 e de SO ndividuos, como no Sc
cOnGaba con personal s0fciente para la custo-
dia y vigancia de tan crecido numero de pre-
sos, tuvo el Sr. Alcalde que recurrir al Te-
niente COrOnel Ter. Jefe del Battalion dc Volun-
JULIUS uO oquOI OOu dOuZa0Z,
On demanda de auxiliO, quien en- ell instante
puso su disposition un sargento, un cabo y
Ocho numeros del Institute, los que prestaron
ell servicio satisfactoriamente toda la noche.
90
Se han remltldO infOrme de la COmSi0n
Provincial los presupuestOs de Truillo-Ato Y
de Cayey para 1891-92, el expediente de con-
sumos 81 repartimiento de Isabella para el
mismo ailo.
Ha fallecido repentinamente las once de
Ia mahana de aver, el telegrafsta % de Huma-
Gao, don Gabino Martinez Mariana. Su fune-
raj ha sido costeado por todos los individuos
del Cuerpo que pertenecfa, que SO han pres
tado vountariamente clio por invitacion del
administrator General, don Domingo Ayuso,
on vista de la precaria situaci6n en- que habia
queuado el inado.
AL propio tempo que damos el p6same a
Ia familia, aplaudimos la gecerosa conducta
de los amigos del Sr. Martinez.
En- cayey 81 dia IS d Del corriente la una
de la tarde, el lndividuo Carmelo Contreras hi
rio. .levemente las vecinas Francisco Crespo y
Maria Pagan.
90
u. Han sido devueltos su origen los expe-
dientes de cOnsuEos de Naguabo Toa alta
para que sc rectifquen asf como los de cuen-
tas tallidas de Luquillo para lSS4-85 1886 81,
" de Fajardo para 1887 49,.
~.
Han stdo aprobados por el Gobierno &c.
neral el p1esupuesto ordinario de Yauco y
Rinc0n el repartirnento de la Ceibay de Fa-
jardo. 4r
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s ECION DE ANUNCTOS
Antonio Olivia

Otrece vinos de todas classes, especialmente
V0tdepe00s y NaUarr0, frutas ceraales de
Logrono y del pals. EsJos artcuos Sc reco-
mlendan entire otras, por estas importantes
cuadades: por la garantia do su pureza Yea,
lidad, y por su excesiva baratura Cafie de
San Francisco nlimerO &c. 45-1
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Propongo que. entire las fiestas con
aqui su solemnice el Centenario Colon, Sc
cluya IN banquete monstruo Pero ESQ ST
de ser en- la fonda La Cutalasso, que es la
mera fonda Jel Cosmos.
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CRIPTOGRAFfA

ALMANAQUE-S Sabado IA San Serapio
martir y San Lorenzo obispo.
EFEMERIDE-1 1909 - Real Cedula apro-
baDdo la relaci0n que de esta Isla habia hecho
Ponce de Leon ordenandole venga poblarla.
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12Nvbre. 1891. s Amtonio Hsssaieras.
En- La Mdll0rQujna encoptrara va dtlcesl
riquisimOs On cajas muy Nlegantes cada vez
que tenga que hacer VI regaloa su novia.
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VARlEuAUES

wHemos tenido OCCASION de yer algunos
trajes para caballeros, cortados por 81 maestro
sastre don Timoteo Cubelo, que hace pocos
dias lego esta Ciudad procedente de la Ha-
cipales sastrer:as de aquella gran Capital
Dichos trajes NADIA dean que desear. Ell sr.
Cubelo trabaja en- La UltransaY5e0, Tanca,
esquina Fortaleza.-Precos moderados.
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CERVANTES

RCemW0 General Ge PW6tScGcS02aes para
@#n~ tOGO I0 LsLG
de FRAILE y CO.-TETUAN 81
En- este Centro amiten suscritores 4 toda
clase de obras, tanto de lujo como economicas
servdas por cuadernos dom. clio en- la forma
que mas agrade al suscritor, Tamben Sc com
pletan tOda clase de obras truncas para cuyo efac
to las personas que las tuvieren en- tai estado
deseen continuarIas, pasaran este Centre una
nota del dltimo cuaderno que tengan en- su poder;
en- la inteigencia, que seran servidos con toda
puntualidad y economic, que es la norma que se
propone seguir accomplishments este nuevo Cen
tro de publicaciones.
Puerto-Rico, Noviembre de 1891.
l5-7 FraiLe u 90.
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BlLLET5s ne MADRID.

sobre las agitadas olas, pero 81 no marchan de
acuerdo cada ola produce una brusca sacudida
SO exponen que un golpe de reno dado a
contratiempo haga zozobrar su fragil esquife
Ell barco es ell matrimonio, los remadOres
los esposOs navegando sobre el caprichOso lago
de la ida, y solameEte auna1do sus m1tuas
voluntades lograran endulzar las contrarieda-
des del viaje.
No hace muchos dias presenciamos en- la
calle de San JustO no 81, en- el bazar Ambos
Mundos la siguiante escena Uu marido que
ria esencia de Heziotrop0, en cambio su mu-
jercita guerra IRIS de F1ore~cia; impossible lle-
gar un acuerdo; no hubO mas remediO que
comprar los dos trascos. No habia sido mas
conlodO tomar un frasco de esenea, un ex-
celente labOn perfumadO de s0nspGgWitG Se-
gun no es verdad ?-y no obstante Nifle.
Sc levanta usted al amanecer; toma una
taxa bien tinta de cafe de Puerto Rico; fume
un cigarrillo de la marca Figaro y al cielo con
con botnes todo: 49, .#x.. = /T<.i a
4A1aMAcEN D1 MJsfoA,
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No T. PONCE.
Masica para piano a dos manos.
Romr@ q p0lUeyde.-Nina Pancha, con
letra, americana. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Rdaaos.-El encanto del hogar, melodia.. 80
RGf-La Hilandera. op 127, estudio.... $120
Para pedidos On la Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font.
Por SIS al contado SO compra una docena
de juegos de palanganas jarros de hierro
aporceanado por SIS plazo, en- casa de los
senores L Bozzo hijos. Tetuan.
Propongo que. entire las festas con que
aqui su solemnice el Centenario Colon, SO in
cluya IN banquete m0nstruo Pero ESQ ST ha
de ser en- la fonda La CUtalamo, que es la pri-
mera fonda jel Cosmos.
. La compafia inglasa El Sol, del Canada
ofrece los que on ella aseguran su vida una
ventaja que no brinda ninguna otra Sociedad
de su clase en- el mundo.
Los tenedores de poizas que el dia de pa
garla no tienen medios de hacerlo, no corren
el riesgo de perderla, El Sol del Canada, de- la
cual es agente general nuestro amigo don Car
los B. Meltz, no solo conced3 para el pago 80
dias de gracia, sino que adelanta prest0npos
sobre la POLKA, 10 cual hace impossible que esta
pueia nunca perderse.
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AL EXCMO sR. D. JUsTo MARTIN LUNAs.


cFRENDA DE REsPETo.
,uposici6n pQetic0 leid0 en- Ell Ateneo en- la
session. Ntey0riG dedic01G d dicho EEcn0. Sy.
No es mera galantera
Nj alarde de una expression
De amistad la ofrenda mia:
Os habla la Poesia
Y la inspira el cOrazon.
No soy 20 quiea pulsa ahora
Facil lira on vuestro honor:
Que 20 interpreto On buen hora
Cuanto este pueblo atesora
De alta gratitud senior. $50.
Disteis apoyo eminente
A este Centre de ensenanza,
Y es noble ser cOnsecuente
el pueblo que nnnca miente
Os tributa su alabama.
en- ese APPLAUSE sentido,
Va la voz, el alma ent1ra
De este pals protegido
Por el Dios que ha suspendido
AL sol en- la azul esfera.
TERRA de hechizos, tendida
Sobre la espuma del mar
Como una ninfa caida
De otro astro de mas vida
Donde sentlr es amar
TERRA de flores preciosas
pompa no baladf,
Donde Sc unen primorosas
Las mujeros y las Iosas
BajO un sol que es un rubi.
TERRA cuyo pueblo siente
Cuanto en- mis- trovas indico
Pueblo leal 6 indulg ante.
Que de Colon en- la frente
La esmeralda es Puerto Rico!
Que en- sus bosques magestuosos
en- sus cumbres enriscadas,
Y en- sus collados graciosos,
Hay ecos maravillosos
De pajaros : cascadas
No hay tiera que al caminante
Moleste en- la soledad
De la montana gigantic:
Solo le sorprende errante
La santa hospitalidad.
Familia humilde que apura.
Su hacienda On prez del vlajero,
7 hogar y paz le asegura:
Esa su virtud mas pura
su simbolo, el Cordero!
Plegue a dos que cuandO ausente
Recordeis la TERRA hidalga
Que os aplaude reverente,
de vuestrO labio elOcuente.
Cumplido su elogio salga.
7 os deba este pueblo un dia
Buen afectO protection,
va que con jusUa algeria
Os canta la POesia
y Con la voz del c0razon
Nvbre. 1891, AntOnio Yi,sGjeros. J.
En- La Mdllorquina encoutrara WI. d,l.ce.
IMsimos On cajas muy Nlegantes cada We,
~ tenga que hacer uu regal0a su nOvia.
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Especialidades

Especialidades
en- camsetas, calzoncillos, cacetines abrigos
de lana Guantes, mtones cntas de seda, TO-
res menudas, abanicos, cors6s objetos de
fantasia. PRECIOS DE OCCASION.
Lemtini d Go.
~ CGsds QMe Sc yecOmdendGn EEL HUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
Pv0pdetGy50 J. Apellaniz, San Justo, MI
nero 16.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi
ten abonados.- Esmero y limpieza.
w CONSEJO A LAS MADRES. -El Jarabe
Calmante de la Sra Winslow debera usarse siem-
pre- cuando los ninos padecen de la dentici6n.
Proportions alivio Immediate al peque1o paciente;
tod0 dolor, T amanece el angeltO risuefO y feliz.
Els muy agradable al paladar. Alivia al peque-
nueo, ablanda las encfas, calma todo dolor, regu-
lnriza los intestinos, es ell mej0r remedio COMO
cido para diarrea ocasionada por la dentici6n d
Otra cansa.
Ell REsULTADO' sera siempre altamente
benefcioso.
Ell intrascrito Doctor On Medicina Cru
jia, M6dico del Hospital de la Concepcion
Certiflca que la Emulsion de aceite de
hfgado de bacalao 8 hipof0s.i itos alcalinos, de
los sres. SCOTT y Bovine de New York, puede
recomendarse q los enfarmos que padezcan de
statdrros cronlcos del pulm0n 4 los que ex-
lperlnentah las molestias inherentes q tempe
i amentos linfaticos y escrofulosos, On la segu
ridad de que el fesultado que obtenga de su
uso aera siempre altamente henefoiQso,
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Lopez dice que ei ojo del amo engorda al
lcaballo. por ESQ ell mismo, personalmente,
SIN encomendar nadie ese trabajo, corta la
rnpa que 81 confecciona en- ell establecimiento.
POr ESQ goza de justa fama la sastrererfa de
la calle de la Fortaleza n'1m 10, frente al B0-
leti9s
-Anaban de legar al establecimiento de So
brinas de LUNA ? Co.. chorizos secos de Estre-
madura en- manojOs de una dOcena, turrOneS
de todas classes, uvas, meMbrillos, gran varie.
dad de cajtas de pasas de tOdas classes, etc.,
etc. FL que quiera YER cosas buenas que Sc
pase pOr el almac6n de Luind.
b: vermOuth Fratelli Cora de TOrinO que
expenden todos los establecimientos de buen
gusto, es legftimo cnal el primero y es sin duda
alguna 10 mejor mas selecto que Sc consume
el el mundo entero. Su fama universal es
bien conocida es por ESQ que el consumidor
de gusto la reconoce on justicia Pedirlo pues
en- todas parties. Hoy como siempre esta de
mOda, no tiene rival.
Agentes generates: L. Bozzo hijos.
Ell baratillo en- casa de los Sres. Ahumada
y Co., San Francisco esquina a San Justo es
eterno. No hay quien pueda hacerles compe
tencia Visite usted Louvre y agradezca @
cO1sejO a LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26
LITTLE LOCAL ITEMS.

LAST weeks mortuary report for Allegheny
shows 3s deaths. Five of the deaths were
caused by pneumonia.
HEART failure, superinduced by cigarette
smoking, was the verdict of the Coroners
jury in the case of John Gregorie.
CHIEF MURPHY is having the entire appa-
ratus of the Allegheny fire department. over
hauled and repaired. The fire alarm wires
are also being repaired.
THE Eleventh Ward Republican League
Club last night passed resolutions indorsing
John Dalzell for the presidency Of the State
League of Repblican Clubs.
:. A GANG of men commenced cutting the
grass in the Allegheny parks yesterday. 1t
has not been cut before this season, on &C.
count of the dry weather.
THE Allegheny Board of School Controllers
will hold special meeting tonight, to
settle the matter of new text books, held
over from the last meeting.
AGENT O'BRIEN, of the Humane Society, left
yesterday afternoon to investigate q case at
Sandy Greek. 1t was reported that horse
owned by Jacob Nielsen had fallen over an
embankment and was injured severely, but
that the owner refused to shoot it or allow
the horse to be shot.
ARCHITECTS ALsToN & HEcKERr yesterday
commenced the plans for remQdeling Ale
gheny City HALL The Mayors office will
probably be moved. to the third floor, and
the Safety and Public Works departments
will occupy the first. Work will not be be-
gun until the postofice is moved, about
july L
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26
A DEDICATION POSTPONED.
Father MoI1inger's New Chapel Not to Be
Consecrated Until Fall.

Father Mollinger's New Chapel Not to Be
Consecrated Until Fall.
Father Mollinger, of the Most Holy Name
Church, Troy Hill, has now concluded that
his new chapel built in honor of st. Anthony,
will not be dedicated, as was proposed, on
the feast day of that saint this year, Satur-
day, June 15. The exact date for the impos-
ing ceremony has not yet been chosen, but
it will be some time in the fall, in October
That month is specially set apart as the
Feast of the Rosary, and it is also in that
month that the feast of St. Roch takes place,
and Father Mollinger honors st. Roch with
as much veneration as st. Anthony.
Father Mollinger has fully recovered from
his late severe illness, and is again able to
attend to his personal affairs. After he cele-
eats a light meal and then goes back to the
church to attend to the invalids, the number
being greater than ever, sometimes more
than 200 in the building. He gives special
blessing of st. Anthony with q relic of the
saint. After this each patient has q special
hearing, accompanied by instructions and
prescriptions in the church office. In most
cases this lasts until l o'clock. He then
takes a late dinner, and nearly every after
noon transacts other business in Allegheny
or in this city.
Now, as before his late sickness, Father
Mollinger enters into private conversation
in the evenings only His new chapel is
fully completed, but remains locked all the
time. The Il $1,000 stations or "Way of the
Cross" are in position. In the center of the
edif1ce is a chandelier with 100 jets, which
cost nearly s, 900. The chapel will have no
pews. The faithful must worship in prayer
by standing or kneeling all the time
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26
FELL AGAINST LEGAL sNAGs.

FRED MCARDLE was arrested yesterday in
the Pittsburg market as a suspicious char
acter.
PATRICK O'NEILL is in the Hazelwood sta
tion house for stealing watch from John
Evans.
THEODORE WINTERS was sent to jail yester-
day by Alderman McKenna-o on q charge of
larceny.
WILLIAM LUTz is in Jail for .striking John
Herman, of Franklin street, on the head
with beer glass;
DETECTIVE MoDoNoUeH yesterday arrested
Maggie Maloney for the larceny of $50 from
W. J. Siddon, of Allegheny.
ANDREW BACH. the artistic robber who pill
laged Felix r. Brunot's house, was held for
court yesterday, and the bail fixed at SIS
ABE COHEN was picked up by Sergeant
Metz in Groves toy store yesterday. The
boy was filing his pockets with brushes and
baseballs.
JOHN CROWLEY displayed too much affec-
ton for two colored women on Smithf1eld
street last night, and was locked up by
Roger O'Mara.
CHRIST MoDINeER was arrested at Fifth
avenue and Smithfeld street yesterday for
refusing to stop his horse when ordered to
do SO by the cornerman.
PETER O'MALLEY, a young Southsider, was
arrested yesterday on a warrant issued by
Alderman Beinhauer, on information made
by George Newmyer, on serious charge.
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HADA THORN In HIS BRAIN.

wonderful Discovery Made by an Autopsy
on the Body of the Late Rev. DR.. Pitts
Bony Partition Divided the Two Hem
fspheres.
The death Of Rev. Thomas Pitts, d. d., OF
the East End, last week, Monday, gives to
medical science the strangest case ever
known In Pathology. An autopsy held last
week brought about the. discovery that the
late minister had veritablc thorn In his
brain, but the matter was unknown outside
the attending physicians until yesterday.
Dr.. Ayers, the specialist ON diseases OF the
brain, conducted the post mortem and was
assisted by Drs. bravo, Of the East End. and
Todd, OF the West Penn Hospital. DE- Can
Held, of Bristol, r. l., q brother-in-law OF the
late minister, was also present.
When the skull was opened bony plate
was discovered. It was two inches in length,
three-quarters of an inch in width and had a
very rough surface. Itwas found occupying
q part of the membraneous partition be-
tween the two hemispheres of the BRAIN ;
The minister died suffering from convul-
sions which were doubtless caused by the
presence of this bony growth, which also ex-
plalns all that seemed unaccOuntaRle IN MS
conduct and actions during the past few
years of his life
DR.. Ayers was seen yesterday and said he
did not believe there was q similar case in
the history of medicine. As yet he is unable
to explain the presence OF this strange
growth. There are more or less bone
deposits in the brain, but why this form was
taken Is still unexplainable.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26
NEW PLAN FOR SAVING.

A. Stamp System Designed by a Detroit
Man for Small Depositors.
A Detroit man has invented what he calls
the nickel deposit and savings stamp sys-
tenn, which is being brought to the attention
of bankers. 1t is designed for wsrkmen,
poor people and children, to assist them in
saving money. A stamp about the size Of
the one used in the postal service Is sold to
anyone for cents A card holding % is
given to the purchaser, and as soon as he
has purchased that many he can get 81 for it
at the bank. These stamps are placed in
the hands OF agents, generally drug men,
and q deposit can be made at all times by
buying stamps.
+. ]. B. Forbes, of Detroit, is in Pittsburg,.
introducing the system. According to his
reports and letters, number of banks in
Western and Southern cities have adopted
the plan, and their business has increased.
Mr.. Forbes claims for 1t absolute safety to
bank and depositors. So far he has been un-
able to secure interviews with local bankers,
but he is just commencing his work. He
states it reaches a class Of people whose
pride will not allow them to deposit a nickel
or dime in savings bank, and it is con-
venient for workmen, as it avoids unneces-
sary trips to the place of deposit. The
stamps are steel-engraved like money, and
a counterfeit could easily be detected. Mr..
Forbes says the system has proven of great
value to. workmen, and men and manufac-
turers alike speak highly of the plan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26
OPPOSED TO RACING.
sociation - Pools and Horse Races De-
nounced-The Last Meeting of the Soci-

| Radical Action of the Union Ministerial As
sociation Pools and Horse Races De-
nounced-The Last Meeting of the Soci-
ETY. Until September.
The Union Ministerial lAssociation-or, as
some call it, the Evangelical Protestant Min
isters' Association-held its regular meeting
yesterday in the rooms of the Y. M. C. A and
discussed the public school question and
horse racing. As Rev. MI. Jones, of the
First U. P. Church, did not read his paper,
'The Public Schools in Relation to the Fut-
ure of Our Country" Rev. Mr.. Chalfant
opened the discussion by stating that the
great desideratum was the character Of the
teachers, not prescribed courses nor
methods.
Rev. j. H. Watts, colored, held that public
school teachers characters should be as
closely scrutfnized as those of teachers in
Sunday schools. He held white people re-
sponsible, as colored people could not con-
troll. He knew of teachers who were not in
sympathy with the laws of man or God;
knew young woman who sits on her door
step with her beau until IL or Il o'clock
every night.
Rev. W. J. Robinson urged that immoral or
irreligious people should never be employed
to teach, and school boards should not be
made, as at present, forcing beds for the
culture of politicians.
Rev. J., 7. McCrory opposed any compro-
lie schools. He would not listen to atheists
and infidels. If the Bible be banished, Rev.
McCrory would have Christians take their
children out of the schools.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson denounced the action
of the Wisconsin and Illinois Legislatures
making it legal to teach children only the
German language and not making the teach
ing of the English compulsory. He held
that unless children were taught English
they were not likely to make good -Ameri-
can citizens.
Rev. Mr.. McCrory announced that horse
racing was about to begin, and that pools
would be sold. He moved the appointment
of committee to call on Chief Brown and
ask him to prohibit such sale.
Rev. Nevin Woodside said he would vote
for the motion on condition that the COM
mittee ask for the prohibition of the races
themselves, as he thought them worse than
pool selling.
Mr.. McCrory's motion passed, and Rev.
John Prugh, Chairman of the meeting, ap-
pointed the officers of the association as the
committee. The Committee on Candidates
reported officers for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, F. G. Chalfant; Vice President, Rev.
w. j. Robinson; Secretary and Treasurer,
Rev. S. w. McCorlzle; Executive Committee,
Rev. w. II. Mcmillan, Rev. John H. Prugh
and Rev. C. E. Locke. The association ad-
journed until the first Monday in September.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26
MINERS ARE MYSTERIOUS.

Various Conjectures Regarding To-Day's
Mass Meeting.
The miners will hold a meeting to-day to
consider the matter of asking some of their
district officers to resign. The meeting was
called for Knights of Labor Hall, but Master
Workman Dempsey is authority for the
statement that up until last night his hall
had not been engaged. 1t is understood the
meeting Is to be a secret one, and every
effort will be made to have 1t in some OBJ
scure hall.
There was considerable conjecture last
night among the miners as to whether Pres
ident Mclaughlin and Secretary Boyd would
be present or not. There Is also some mys-
terry surrounding the object of the meeting.
Some say it is an indignation meeting, and
others say it is simply called to talk over
wages,