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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-02-19
EL cEN1R0

DO publlcaclones de los senoreS Frail6 7 ca, es-
tablecido en- esta Capital, calie dc Tetuan Iu-
nero 81, en- sus constantes deSvelOS por reca-
bar do tOdas las casas editOriales de Espa1a,
cuantas novedades Sc den luz 81 81 mundo ci-
vlljzado en- 10 tocante literature y ciencias;
que agOta todas suS vastas rslaciOnGs no es-
casoS fOndus con el unicO fin do prOpOrclonar
este ilusttado pdbiicO tOdOs los adeanGos del
ramO, acaba de recibir pOr 81 vapor naeional
BaenOs Hires, los fnaes de la interesante pu.
bicacion de La IiMstrGci6s IbeYicG, este es, la
termination del anO reclen tenecido de 1891,
con sus correspondientes regal0s, consistentes
en- una preciosa 0LeOgr0f1n Go gran tamanO til
tu(ada EE Desc0ps0 ess la MGTcleG, copia del
hermoso cuadro de BefaJJ[gre, mas las tapas
para la encuadernacion do las obras Dis Ia Bt
bl6otecG IZMstYGdG de LGIlssstyac5on Ib6r6cG.
En- su virtud, todas aQuellas personas que
tuvieran esta publication trunoa dessen ter-
minarla, So les pnede entcegar desde 81 sia
suiente n0mero que tengan en su poder hasta
la termination do las 0bras, acOmpanadas dc
los regalos que le pertenegcan.
Al prOpio tempo participa1nos 81 p0biioo
haber recibidO los primeros n1merus de la III
dicada publication, correspondence al corrien
to anO, en- lOa cuales vienan anuneiadas las
obras de que SO eompone Ia nueva sere de La
l5soSa0tecG ItssstrGGG, cuyo programa es Cd
s}gulente; Re00t4GS0ss EYGhacesG- Estudi0s his.
toricOs p0r Aifrs0o 0pissO, Las Leyessd0s Ge
tas .PEdast0s. (Mirt0s, crsoGoias, traolciouea =
GeoIlaS r6la6lVos al nund0 7bgeGa. por CaTIQs
Mendoza: De Roma .TeYessalens impresiouea
de un Viaje Ssria y Palestlne por Octavio Vo.
!asco del Real-Cuentos Novelas de Prospssa
Merimess
Condolences de publication -~4Cada mes se
iepartiran cuatro cuadernos de Ia BiblsegeCa
Ilastr0dG acompanados de su correspondent.
to n1mer0 de Ia IgssstSGCi6as IbertcG compren.
diendo cada cuaderno 80 paginas de lectura de
las indicadag Obras y Is de Ia Isssstraci07 Toe.
RIGA, conteniendo ambas publicaoiones multi>
tud de grabados intercalados On 81 texto de los
mas reputados artistas nael0nalea y extraneA
ros, distingui6ndose en- particular La Legem10
de las PIGntas, por sus magnificas aeuarelaa
del senor Labarca.
Los susoritores esta irteresante publica.
ci0n, reoibiran durante todo el aao dos expIen.
dldos regalos como sabe presentarlos esta casB,
ademas las tapas para la encuadernac0n de ls5s
tornos de La BiblsotecG ltasstrGdG de La IIsss
traction 1ber6cG.
Ell precio de cada cuaderno es el dc un
real, y uGro cada n1Mero de La IIsssyocSGs.
Unicos representatives on Eoda il Isla,
log FgGsle y Ce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-02-19
REL0JERlA, ARGEHTERIA 7 OPTICA.
De N. ALBERT SOBRINO
32-FoRTALEzA-32.
Esta antigua aoreditada encuentra peremne-
mene surtida de haas de de Ia Is klates alta
dad montados brlantes peras zaros piedras fnas
32.-FORTALEzA-32,
oPTICA SIN RIVAL

OPTICA SIN RIVAL
Lentes y espejuslos de acero con Vidrio
fino 20 cts. cada uno.-Gafas anteojos ahu
mados de colores montados On carey, caut
chd, acero niquelado metal blanco, plata do.
rada y de orc montados en- eristal de roca de
Bohemia.
ANTEOJOS De LARGA VISTA
Jemelos para teatros de distintas classes y for
mas. .-Br1julas de diferentes tamafo Term0-
metros y bar6metros aneroides en- estuches de
terciopelo, arreglados la temperature de este
china,
RELOJERfA
Seryicio complete de relojes de pared
Gran novedad en- relojes con paiaros pajaritos
que dan Ia hora con un canto especial-Vari
do surtfdO en- despertado ores.-Relojes de boil
sillo para senoras y caballerOs, montados en-
nlkel, acero oxidado, de plata blanca dorado
desde 81 haata los dc orc de Is kilates del mas
alto preoio.
PRENDERfA EN- ORC LAh1NADO
Elegantes pulseras. AlfalereS para sehO-
ras y para corbetas. s.-zarzlllos y dormilOnee
con brillantes del Congo imitando los yerdade.
ros, sun cartulina. 80
TT r 60BRZNO = todoa Qued Aran satisfsohos
pOhnap T de u afencidn seon cue ae les sirve
1Nnip 40 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-02-19
GRAN1ES TALlERES
de naqulnarla, Eun1leto1, 0alderetla nerretla
sREs
SOBRINOS DE- PORTILLA
SAN JUAN, PUERTO-RTCO.


de 2Opugsd das
Pueta
ediOs tubmla de hinro J~nd ytovad0
de cnalqu6er t0maDo
Adexaag
nadcsa
TERRA REFRACTARIA PARA FUEGO
Chda;
Iinas y accessories para Maquinistas
VENTILADORES
Herogay ayanzai lis Ranahes
Hos eyacascl
Ofec en-
GuomGtcn mOdrn0 NersG de c0b01os
Sres. Sobrinos de PoYtiIIa
Iafnasd
O'iS<feaaSe los dic1aOS 1nlleres,
s. imtaddmos
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

Nova kolonia polska ,,KO-
ERNIK" w Chipnewn Co.,
Wisconsin, zaiozona ola dcbra
ludu poIsk'ego, przez ks. Kon.
stantego Frydrychowicza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE

Save 2b to 80 cents on every. dollar you spend.
boob. containing illustration and giving lowest man
ufacturers' prices, With manufacturers diseonnn
Of every kind Of goods and supplies man1fsetolea
Household Goods, Furniture, Clothing: Ladies.
and Gents C Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Dress
Goods, White Goods. Dry Goods, HAS, Cap,
Stationery, W atches. Clocks, Jewelry siverware.
Buggies, Waips,. Agricultural implements. eto;
ONLY FIRST CLASS GOODS. Catalogue SEM
only concern which sells at manufacturer, prices.
allowing the buyer the same discount 0at't9e
manufacturer gives TO the wholesale buyer: Ms
40. money refunded. Goods sent BY express OF
freieht, with privilege Of examination before pay
ing. a. AAhE Sh,cs " h n,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

wynagrodzenia ukaranemu picnic
dzmi jego bolesci l do wprowadze-
MIA 20 napowrot do mllicyi, z
wszelkiemi honorami. Prawda tez,
re ami pulkownlkowi, AMI pod.
pu1kownikowl ME wolno by}o ma
dawa6 tax ciezkiej kary bez wyro-
ku sadu wojennego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
r y w O.
MA PIJAKOW.

Ma Cd sc1A bNICClO tCSt JYkR0
iedno lekarstwo, Dr.. Heineg0
zIoty specyfik (Dr: Heines
Golden Specifk).
Moze bye danem W fli&anoe
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wiedzy "a.
&~ywajacego, a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, i trwaia, zarowno czy pa.
event Jest umiarkowan7m piiakiem,
czy naiogowym opojem. Tysiaee
opojow z~ostaio wylcczonyoh 10.
ty m s pecyfk e W swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisia.
oni moga sic powstrzymao cd pa.
lonych trunkow z wfasnej wolf.
Zayzwanie tego lekastwa ME WV.
woiuje zadnego szkodllwego skut-
ku. ia ~wyieczenie sic recsy. zgSo6-
Gle sic po cyrkularzo bli&gSs
szczeg6ly. Adresowa6 W Gaufania
GOLDEN SPECIFIC 60.
Ra Street. Cincinnati 0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
WE WILL PAY

A salary 1875 to $50 per week to GOOD agents
INA IN II Merch andise at manufacturers prices. ONLY
THosf WHO WANT STEADY EMPLOYMENT NIED
APPLY. Catalogue and particulars sent on receipt
x % cents for e1presssge, ~
1919 Quincy Street. Chicago, Ill,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

UNIE robotnlcze W chicago
staraja sic o pozwolenie guberna-
tora, aby mog}y zorganlzo"ac
w}asny oddzla} wojska, ktory by
ich m6gl bronze przec'w tak'm
zbirom, lax P1nkertonczyczy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
Wiersz z nawiasamj.

Przyszta znow wiosna
(Wszak co rok przychodzi)
Piekna, jak aniof
(Tak mowia poeei)
Vice do ogrodu
(Kazdy 2 was tam thodzD
Spiesza dorosli
q z matkami dzieci).
Re lube kslezyc
(Mam maiego bzika)
I ia tam szediem
(Diabli wiedza pc COY
SzumlafY drzeWa
(Marna to muzyka)
[ byfo ciemno
(Tak jak zwykle noca).
l byte ciemno
Queen raz pow dziaf),
A mnie zas smutno
(Tak mawiaf S}owacki)
Chciatbym sic kochac
(Snac bles we mnie sledziai
Pisac poemat
(Chyba, 10 pod plackl.)
Az tn ma faWce
Wzrok mann nieco kr6tkiI
WIdze kebiete
(Chyba anielice)
W %iasnej fszutce
(Tak sic zwa zarzutki)
A oczy ptona
Oak najIepsze swiece] ].
Vice siadam obok
Uwielbian. kobietki
Wszczynam rozmowe
ca bIaguje z prawa)
Ona sic czuti
[Sadze, lem ME brzydki]
ia sic przysuwam
(Powledzcie tn: brawo(,
Tuli sic do mnie
CO! goraca dama)
ia drze z w%zruszenia
RI WAS dreszcz przenlka)
Wtem n wstaje
TBlisko byfa Drama
Wstaje znika
LAX Ouch Bank q znika.)
I znlkfa dana
l.Niech .ja piorun spatl],
uni,l znikf zegarek
(Wczoraj wykupiony(,
Kabza z centami
(Zaliczke mi dall)
l jestcm gofy
(Recte ,,ogolony'),
O! zgih kob1eto!
(Tak nowla bluznierce
O! zglncle wszys.kle!
[Od knezn DO kucharek
Chciafem eli skarb dac
(Nlby mole SERGE
A ty....
IA ona wolata zegarek
(Lskra
Starry znajomy
abonentow WIARSA
TaIx11 VVNI dDA UCD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04


Golub, 1890 lipca. %ZapanowaI W
paratii naszej og6lDy smutek z powodu
bardzo ciezkiej choroby naszego wlelce
ukochanego X. proboszcza Dekowskie.
20. DIS Sakramentami opatrzony. Oby
Naiwyzszy raczyl nam go j~eszcze
laskawie PREY zyciu zachowac i pier
wotne acZkolwiek skolatane Zdrowje
przywr6ciG.
Wabrzeznc. D%ebowalake, ktora
w ostatnich stu latach nalezala do
rodziny Hennig6w a dawniej do Dzia-
}ylsEich, kupila niemiecka komisya
kolonizacyjna. Hrabina Potulicka z
Poznania chcla}a te p%osiadkosc znaczna
100000 m6rg) kupic, ale komisya
daleko wyzszs podaIa Gene, boo re stu
miiionoW latwa rzecz zapIacic wyzsza
cene.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
PkACCIE "a
re SWIATA.
WIEDEN. - Gazety pisa.
ly. ze cholera Jest JUL " Ga.
licy,, lecz to ME prawda.

SOFIA. = Stracono tn 81
Lipca czterech spiskowcow
ma zycie ks. Ferdynapda: Mi
lorowa, Popowa, Gieorgiewa
/ Kargulowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
Gle zw,szkowYm przeszla uchwafa'
upowasn,aiaca komitet siedmiu
senator6w do zbadania agentury
tainei policy Pinkertona.

- Rad CHI
liiski obowiazaf sic wyptaclc Sta
nom ziednoczonym $4,000 dolar6w
" z}ocie, tytusem odszkodowania
70 zab,cie i pokalecaerie kilku
mathew W Valparaiso, n%alezacych
do zatog, jednego krzyzowc0w
stan6w Z]ednoczonych, suma Ia
rozdz;elona zostanie m'edzy fam'lie
pozostate pc dwoch zabitych' oraz
pom,edzy pokaleczonych podczas
pamletnego brutalnego atasr'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
ZA.PkACILl
w IA Ing u s a

Detroit, Woic. Hilla 200
Hastings Joz. Przygcda 100
Mauistee JOE Kaczmarek O.5O
Detroit K. Wyziic 200
Manistee Walentv Popiefarz 200
Milwaukee Teofil Potrykus 200
S. Chicago Jozef Dudek 200
Pittsburg Jan Klimek 200
Panom Oclagals-
kim poslemy W tych
dniach rachunek du-
zy jak wrota, z litera-
mi talk grubemi i
p%oteznemi, re kto Ii
cho czytac umie,
moze je namacac,
nawet ma odwrotnej
stronie. Kto TAXI
rachunek dostanie,
niechaj %czempredzej
przySle abonament "a
WJARUSA, DO ina
czej mu W kobyli 4eb
zadzwonlmy / Wiele
bedzie mla1 z tego
wstydu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04

@MtGsM5HAe a3
Zwazcle danny.
Ze tn many
Me "a drogi
Str6j na nogi,
S:o1zc fadny
I paradnyl
Tu trzewikl
q sk6ry dzlkieJ,
jake mietkle,
Pulchnc, gietkie!
Stara, mfoda
l dewotka
w Mich size poda
Do podlotka.
ZaS Ola wiary
Many kary
Mocnych but6w,
Jakby & drutow-
Kazdcj mary.
Ch{op co wstapl
Tu do Czccha,
Gdy wystapi,
SIG u5miecha:
Mega modnlc
wygodnie
Mu sic widzi,
u bosych szydzi!
Idac z miasta
Krok,em predkim,
Rqka szasta,
Tnie napietk cm,
Gfosao kryczv
War0, waira
Co sic tyc4y:
Jam ME skuty,
Nc ME pjlem,
Jeno byfcm
KupiG buty
e STE1NBAkRA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-04
REPUBLIKANlE

puptrpTIKA NTE StaHu
Minnesota mianowali ma kon"eh-
cvi W St. Paul Norwicza Il n u te
Nelson gubernatorem' sekreta-
rem stanu pana f. P. Brown z
Blue Earth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-20

WINNIE iilbrooH' bunch under one ear
which the doctor lanced and IL discharged for
some time. We then began giving him Hoods
SarSaparilla and the sore healed up. His cure
is due 20 HOODS sARSAPAKlILA.
He has never been very robust. but now seems
healthy and daily growing stronger.o
HOODS PILLS do not weaken. but ali
digestion and tone the stomach. Try them 25c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-20

basf-heafted sort Of way, and 81. down After
agreeing 70 support the s;s:s ticket Cats,
however, get up and szid he did lot 81 frss
understand white5ouse's question. He then
and there deserted Bennstg and his pe,sonai
resolution Instructions and ersphsties8iy agreed
70 support the st2te ticket Judge WiekersnsEn
was then ssked 5y the chairman Of the nesting
" be would supper. the county tieke. he
made . rousinz declaration % Eepublcsnisn'
sad snnounced his untfins Efforts IN support
OF ali who we're loyal AID true to Republican
principles, Saving. further:
he pledged himself 70 help desee. any man
VINO suaKed sad refused 70 support the ne
pnbhesn ticket from 70 T.: Az
the next state convention he said re-
at:ie and King county wogi5 have sixty
delegstes, vhiIs Tacoma and Pierce county
would have . dozsa- Tie snsnaies and not the
friends Of Pierce county were working
20 this end. TIE number OF delegates
would be spDo-tioned according 10 the nurnbe,
Of votes east for aeGrsw, and Pierce comfy
would not bsve any representation % speak Of
II would not command he respee; OF the small
est county ia the state Il tue boiling leadership
and personal views and rrs!udiess OF three or
four or salf dozen wouid-Ds bosses were fol-
lowed.
The sudieucs was with him Nearly hall OF
tie entire gathering congratulated him and as
sursd him iEst they were Republicans through
and through. This was the frs, oppor-
tEnity many tai had 10 hear the
truth and uu1erstaad the bolters' ally policy.
Mr.. Whitebouse SAID Il WAS al outrage upon sae
candidates and the Repub cans TO have Ben
netfs pertonal views. IN the form Of resoiu-
tons, thrust upon them. He dec AIRED be rould
not support any mga who would rot give the
state tieke: fuD support, and vss cheered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-20
FOR AN OLD MURDER.
A Man and Woman Arrested in
British Columbia.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT At DAYTON.
An KIlensburg Hunter Lost In the
Hountains-The Dayton Suicide
Was Stub MeCorkle.

New WEsIsIysTEs. Oct i3-tspecisl The
May odhuntsr tragedy. which caused such
sensation last February, has suddenly been
brought before the public again By the news
thsi Frank Esagen and his vile are un'
der arrest This couple, IL was supposed
oy the police a. the time Of the tragedy, might
throw some Light upon the matter, bu; they ois-
appeared and could not be found when wanted
TO give evidence st the eorOler's inquest On the
morning OF February IS last Nav Todhunter,
keeper OF house Of iil-fame, was found dead II
her bed, her lower limbs tied and e small hand
ksrohief in her mouth. An open verdict was
returned, but II was evident that ROBBERY had
been committed, as the room contained
many eTidences of that fact How the unfor-
tunate woman met her death has since remained
mystery. but that murder had been committed
was the general opinion.
On February Is Frank Beagen and his wife
came here from Victoria The rnsn went away
and Mrs. Beagea took 3 room a. May To:hunt-
ere, calling herself Lilly Mills. On February
%. the husband returned 20 town, and the
couple stayed al the house until the 9th. when
they TOOK roOul st the Eiekhof house, retiring
that nigh. 8. ocock- They we're heard,
however, 20 90 out about O'clock
and return again ct O'Clock IN the
morning Of the 26.h. They disappeared from
Ne. Westminster on tina. day. May Todhun.er
met her dessh either late on the night Of Febrl-
airy - or early on the following morning. The
question the police had to decide was where the
Besgens were that night, and whether they
knew anything about the tragedy.
For time all trace was lost of the Beagens.
but finally they resppeared AZ Ashcroft and
Constable Burr. at that place, was communi-
Gated with, but in the meantime the couple
had gone into the interior of the country.
On October u. however, they returned 10 Ash.
croft, where tie constable interviewed them
sud wired for q description OF the brooch and
ring supposed 70 have been stolen from
May Iodhunter q. the time Of her death. A
description OF the jewelry was wired back 10
Burr, and i. must have Tailed with that worn
by Ara Bsagen, for yesterday q short dispatch
was received from him 20 say that he has
Caused Beagen and his wife to be arrested
ana sent 10 the ksmloops jail for safe keeping.
Hov. Aoresoy has gone mp to MAKE an inyes,i-
cation OF the matter. Ever since the tragedy
both the city and provincial police have had
the case in view. tie first step necessary to the
unraveling Of the mystery being the ares. of
Beagen and his vile, which al last been accom-.
rlisned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-20
THE Loss OF THE ". a. CAMPBELL.
Solomon Abraham, OF Seattle, WIS One
Of Thoae Who We're saYah

HONOLULU, Oct. u The loss OF the Aver. can
ship " 4. Campbell has been source zf COM
meat here. A eighteso-fon; boat = I'll mate
an Ken sailors arrived q: H..o. Hawai- on Sep
ie-aoer 1, tia crew being rescued r. sane Ha.
vaiiau fishermen. Mr.. Johnson, the sa.<1naker.
tells tais stosy:
We hal pleasant weather til we stcues gale
w5.ch Dis - led orr ship IN three hoers and
she - VITA WatSr. AL haa1S X ordered
al aa4 Renamed there until the storm @ahssesi
about :. IA, WheI the Gained. saz ~ !! a
=, i vas suite CAIN one boat sa1 y sailor
Eerc washed overheard, ana We ha-sze1 ire
".1eF ~ hosts on the poop deck All zaade Il
Fea4y iHr sea We had Yesy l.t%is 8atc- azd were
E1t 50 Wei proTisl6ued a. the cans airs boat
! Se cApta!4s wife &c. lc4te szs3i- an and
tl1 raoy vas only about year old - cap.
Ia ST. dr= - me wreck afte- oE9eri { ne men
- TIE 1osts : We were leaving. TIE zsorsfn
sot sal. u-ei IS and added piece o: CARCASS 10
his ssil s. that he could sail as fast ga " could
we headed foT the latitude Of H7i o and ran
across ssss. TIE men were soon p:aFad oue
Ihsn t. e water anG wine gave OCT an xe 5s1
tine uat3t 1vseutv-thres days ous. w<sn We
SIGHTED laad, and the next day male : a.. rish.
Fol Owing Is a LIST Of those saved
4. + oa.IIvsn, o. Worthiagton. gaslaud.
Herman Johnson, Of sweden. Jos Horzash. Of
Gusa; Prank Nils, % Aberdeen, s-:<tiaad:
John johnson, Of Norway: 90 omon Asrahsra.
Of seattle; Aufoui Ava Is, ~ Cali; JAMS New
ton, o DIblin, PostsGa 1rocsIr,-, NJ :faa;ls
al seNrlea, a9d Nah Zoo. tas CaiLesg COX
Capt a4ysaeF's boat, wAich Up 10 - =. [get1h.r
l. la{ lot tsea heard from. contained zes.sss
TIE esp;aia a1s his wife an baby, sseo.l Nate
MURRAY. 4h-r1 Mate Percy Turner, II s.gd,sev.
aa1 ;su sslto-x
2ae Adve7t1ssr and Bs&als co1p.2;seg Q. tsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-20
South Prairie IsLoyaI.

SOUTH PR.IEIK, Oct 1a-lspeciaL Az q
meeting OF the Republican Club held here To-
night the following resolutions were uasni-
snousiy adopted:
wHERgAs, A Republican county central exec
utsye committee hss seen ft a. is meeting OF
the ista inst 10 pass series of resolutions con
demntng the Republican nominee for governor
and calling on a.! candidates aud speakers for
said tcset 10 endeavo. 10 defeat said nominee;
therefore. be IL
Resoived. That we earnestly condemn such
proceedings snd call on the chairman OF the
county central committee TO immediatsiy con-
veue said committee for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the authority Tor said resolution; BE IL
further
Rssolped. That we, the Republican, of south
FFairie precinct, hereby resffrm aud pleGg s
ourselves 10 she principles of the Republican
party and their nominee, both national ana
state, ana that We will not support any candi-
date o. the county ticket unless he pledges his
hearty support 10 both national and stats
ticket, and We call on Gil goof Rspu blicans in
tels county u vote for true RepD biicans only
Tor county officers. Further
ktsosrs1, that q copy o! these resolutions be
forwarded 20 thu chairman OF the state and
county committee, and a. so to the Seattle POST
laTELLIGkSCEg. for publication.
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Tax Collection Law Sustained.

OLYMPIA, Oct la-tspeciai. The supreme
court today, in the case of the County OF spo-
kane Va. the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, affirmed the Judgment of the lower
court in sustaining the proceedings to
collect delinquent taxes under the act Of March
8, lo9l, entitled, An act to defective titles
TO real estate" Tie railroad company con-
tended that the proceedings should have
been instituted under the revenue law of
1890, because the law of 1891 changed the
time allowed for redemption and that
the period given for redemption by the former
Jaw was in the naiure,of contract which
could not be impaired, and because the revenue
law OF March 9. ISL. provides that all incom-
plete tax collection proceedings should be com.
pleted under the law of Isso The court does not
pass on the question whether the time for re-
demption could be changed, but it decides that
Gil delinquent taxes, except those for which
proceedings TO collect had actually been COM
menced prior TO March G, 1891, must be collected
according TO the provisions OF revenue law
passed March 0, 1871
rehearing in the case of Spinner vs. Drake,
from Pierce county, was denied
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LAST wAKSrNG TO "scABs"
Cowsrdly Work Of Bloody Jack and His
Partners In Ceur d. AIene.

Partners In C4uF d Aleue.
WALLACE, Idaho. Oct Ia-fspecisL Last
night three armed men went into one OF The
tunnels o: the Gem mine and posted the follow
Ing notice:
Look ont, scsbsi One more warning-the
lssi one Before this month 10 over l-y,o pounds
OF giant powder viii b exploited. and all II
this mine viii De sen. 10 h-l 1t Is n sas mine
how ready for setion. With the fuse attached.
II we cannot WORK the mines. no one Else snsAL
BLOODY JACK.
The men were seen By Q carmsa who Was
coming out OF the tunnel with car OF ore.
When he caught sight OF tie armed men
he ran back into the tunnel aud reported
the matter 70 tie shif. boss When they
came back 10 tie mouth OF the tunnel the men
were gone and the above notice was found
The carraan was uns0le TO identify The men
ibis morning Mrs. John MoDaasn. wife Of tie
foreman OF The Gem mine, received the follow
ing anony mous letter:
Dear Hadam: have q wife and daughter my
sell, therefore an sorry for YOU he day OF
reckoning Is close upon ell seats. Your hus-
hand viii be blown into fragments inside
OF month, and the next hgat win no;
last The men will be killed ana the women
raped, young and Old. How would you Ike 70
see string o. twenty men in masks WAITING
their turn % outrage your daugh ters? Get out
ana leave Ao1ahen 70 the late lie deserves.
Il Is not thought that the rioters, q large num-
Der Of whom ere stiIl in this country,
viii attempt a. present to carry on.
their threats against non-union, men,
Tor they are not able 10 cops
with the evil authorities backed by the United
States troops. But there 10 Little doubt
that ii all tie troops were Withdrawn
now, there would be repetition of the
bloody scenes OF July. Monahan, the man
threatened, is one of the men who was compelled
to leave the country to avoid being killed last
July and the union men bear him q special
grudge
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Rally at RIniue.

BLAINE. Oct ls.--lspeeiaL The Republicans
oil Blaine, loyal 10 the CORE and enth usiaslic tor
the cause. gave q rousing reception to the
speakers who addressed them on tbs issues OF
the hour at tbs opera house last evening
The eashrsissm was spontaneous, and the
telling points by the speakers were roundly
spplauded. The orators of the evening were:
Judge Rice, candidate for superior Judge OF
this district. who spoke on county topics: Mr.
Gilbert T. Little, Of Seattle. who confined his re-
marks TO stats and general topics. and j. NJ
Wrestling, also OF seattle, who d scussed in an
able manner the tarif and reciprocity ques-
lions, dwelling especially on their relation To
tie shtngie industry, in which b aine IL la rgsly
Interested. The speakers were heartily an-
plauded at the conclusion of their remarks
This section is soliily for MeGraw and Harrison
and Republican principles.