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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23
UNO DE TANTOS

Angelic es un dandy
muy galante Y muy cortes,
que va siempre las S0irees
apestando a Patcb0Ub.
Su voz es algo atiplada,
su tpo es afeminado,
y, en- fin, segin me han contado,
nj aquello es hombre nj NADIA
Por ESQ va los salones,
Y en- medic de su simpleza
busca siempre Ia nobleza,
sobre todo 4 los Baroness
iQue hay gran function en- el Realf
Pues 81 vais a la function
lie verels en- un sillon
IN palco principal,
tumbado con arrogancia
muy torpe Y groseramente,
que ESQ da viso In gente
porque demuestra elegancia.
Al verlo un dia en Ia Gale,
tuve yo curiosidad
lie suplique Soledad
que me diera alg1n detalle,
me contesto al momento:
Els un joven distinguido,
muy sabio, muy instruido
que tlene un gran talento.
"a Is medico9
No senor!
-Tampoco; no lie ha gustado.
No ha querido ser doctor.
-5Comerciante!
-iQu6 ha de ser'
Tai vez fuera
81 empezara la carrera
siquiera de Brigadier.
-5Entonces sera ingenieroi
-iQuia.
-tY arquitectoP
-iTampoeo.
-iSenora, me vuelvo loco
fPues que es ese caballeroa
Mire usted que es cosa grave
no adivinarlo hasta bora;
cenque, digame, sonora,
dque diablos es 10 que sabe?
Lo que es yo no me 10 explico.
-iQue ST sabe? iFriolera!
No hay una lengua extranjera
que no domino ese chico.
Habla bien ell aleman,
domina al pelo ell frances,
y sabe ell ruso, el ingles,
ell sueco el catalan -
Como que ha estado emBleado,
cuando estaba en- la indigencia,
en- no Sc que dependencia
del Ministerio de Estado
Hola, hola? j Y ESQ ha sidog
Pues como sea verdad,
me parece, Soledad,
que inicamente ha aprendido
con su instruction esmerada,
demostrar a las gentes
en- idiomas diferentes,
que no sabe NADIA. NADIA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23
5ojo, ojo2

Sc vende una propiedad en- la ca
lie del comercio compuesta de dos
casas al frente con su solar.
Para informes dirigirse q Jose
del Carmen Bariny en- la misma
6nca. 4-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23
RECORTES r

Una mujer es coqueta mientras no anna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23
BASTONES DEL PALS

Ertensa Uariedad en- naaderas y formaS,
pr0pidS para regdlO.
Los ueade don Lsidoro Uriagte, Far
macia Arrillaga, Ponce. 12-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23
Fiacro 1rdy<0s.

--Portera, 81 viene don Sebastian pregun-
tar por mi, digale usted que he salido.
-Esta bien senorita; 81 no viene iqu6 le
digo?
-iMuchacho! iQue demonios hay en- este
bano que me pican las pernasG
-Senortu como usted me diju que le pre-
parara un banu de mar, he puestu La bane-
ra sal y cangrejus vivos.
Ernesto hace el amor a la hija de un banque-
70, cuya casa frecuenta
Dias atras present6 la nina un libro dicien-
dole
va Sc que lie gusta usted la poesia.
Aquf tiene usted este tomo escrito ror mi en-
versos libres.
El banquero con severidad
-Vaya usted noramala, caballero, tenga
usted presente que mi hija esta demasiado
bien educada para que pueda leer esas cosas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23

Y como quiera que sabemos positivamente
que 81 no hay sitio hoy en- el hospital Sc debe
que las hermanas de la carload Sc han extern
dido en- sus habitaeiones, no como cuadra a re-
hgiosas de una orden de benefcencia sino Co
mo damas aristocraticas, de opulenta casa CO.
mo sabemos que otra sata que habia para heri-
dos, el cuarto de operaciones los tiencn elias
de lujoso cuarto de banos retrete nos expli-
camos el hecho de aver, que resulta escandalo-
so, que entorpece la administration de justi
cia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23

Aver fallecio en- la Playa, ell senor don Teo-
doro Taule, Official 10 de Administration, celia
dor del resguardo de esta Aduana, hoy las
ocho de la manana tuvo lugar ell entierro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23

Por circular que hemos recibido de don Jose
Rossy nos participa haber establecido en- la Ca
pital un almac6n de mi1sica Y pianos todos
los artfculos relacionados con este ramo de CO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23

Deseamosle buenos negocios.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE post office department issued an
order on the eth. reducing the Zee LOT
registering mail matter from ten 70
eight cents. the change to take eHect
January l.
THE works of the Canton (O) steel
Roofing Co. the largest in the country
were totally destroyed by fire, on the
night Of the eth. the loss being sloo'-
600. The flames spread to the Canton
tile works, which were also destroyed.
The loss being $4,000. A number OF
surrounding buildings were badly dam
aged. xc,.s
RELIEVING that the accession OF Glad
stone is certain to result in home rule
for Ireland. and in accordance with the
urrings OF the prelates, the pope mas
decided to bestow the red hat on Arcn'
bishop Walsh Of Dublin
The city armory at Cleveland "
and lis contents were totally destroyed
bv fire on the sth. The militia organ
cations occupying the building los
SIS. 600: insurance, $4,000. Loss Oh
building, $40, 600.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS

TpY senate was not in session on the
9th. lin the house a resolution was
adopted amending the rules so ar 70
nrovide that unfinished business gong
over from one session to another may
be taken up Immediately upon the re-
assembling of congress. Inc printins
hill. with amendments. was passed. anu
a number of committee appointments
~ All vacanies were announced by the
speaker
THE business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
sevcn days ended on the 9th. number
for the United States, FL, and Tor IAN,
ada. 20: or total Of 297, as compared
with o69 for the previous week. ana
900 for the corresponding week OF ias'
year.
DrptSo a fire in a Milwaukee ar
norv NJ o'clock on the morning OF tne
or ~. fremen rescued William Mil
Ter. the ianitor, his wife and cniiu' an.
q lad named Jacob Fitzpatrick from tn'
roof of the burning building
THE army appropriation bill. as re
x,.,ad IN the house on the 9th. carrie
an appropriation of s24, 2os'7s'' re
auction of SIS, 7Go from the appropria
"a, for the current fiscal year an
=, 20 o1G less than the estimates
: prcrop AurwARDr was adJuste
guilty in Berlin, on the 9th' OF hav'n
ubelcd the Loewe firm OF gunhaNc'
and bieut. Col. Kuhn, as charged
: the prosecution, and was sentenced
Ave months imprisonment
N,sa EMMA VAN NoRDEN, eide
{ daughter Of millionaire banker
:, New York. has joined the Salvati'
:. army as full uniformed soldier. ~
: Van Nordens are one OF the Oldest ia'
I. iliesin New York.
- Tur deficiencies in the appropriate
as 10 congress for the current fiscal We
:" amount to something more than u
ooo. 600. according to estimates sent
the house, on the 9th, by the secrcta
he OF the treasury.
IxrrtiicEycE was received IN IL
- Am an the 9th. that Emin Pasha v
murdered near the Ituri river in Maj
IL last, by a body Of Manyema whom
had engaged TO conduct him 70
fe- coast.
90. THE clearing house returns OF SIX
en-. eight principal cities OF the country,
nd the week ended on the sth, amour
~. 20 Al $50. 562, sT3; and for the four p
he c.cal cities OF Canada, TO e25, o53, OBJ.
Al TIE Irish home rule bill has D
(, az drafted and circulated among the m
vet bers OF the British cabinet
!, az TuR government Of Switzerland
and ratified the treaty recently negotis
with France.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
MRS. FLORENCE MAVERICK
r, n critical Condition-Hcr Ante-Mortem
statement Made M Working Frso" pe-
ciaring Her Innocence.

In "A Critical Condition-Her Ante N"r.e"
statement Made nj Working Prison De-
clarinr Her Innocence.
Loxpox. Dec. cit has been learned
that Mrs Maybrick's condition was so
critical on Tuesday last that the gov
ernor Of the prison telcgraphed to
baroness dc Rogue. Mrs. Maybrick's
mother. at Rouen. and she arrived IN
England Wednesday and proceeded
Immediately to the prison at NokinR'
Il was thought that Mrs. Maybrlck
was diving. and the sacrament was
administered TO her. She maac
the last confession Of dying prison.
or which in case of death Is
legally at.ested and given the prisoners
next Of kin. Mrs. Mabrick swcars that
She was innocent Of moral intent IN
deed or act against the life OF James
MAVERICK. The Baroness Rogue was
oplv allowed To see her daughter for
short time. Mrs. Maybrick had sew
oral hemorrhages Of the lungs, when
la, her so weak that IL they occur
AGAIN She will surely die. she ma
been suffering from these hemorrhage'
for Xix weeks. She has petitioned Mr.
Herbert Asquith, the home secretary
Ia release her before her disease DC
, comes incurable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
a Murder Actuated ny Revenge.

NILES. Mich, Dec 10.-Miss Mary
Comely. maiden lady living alone was
murdered at her home In this CITY
about o'clock Wednesday night.
The murderer is thought TO have been
octuntcd by revenge. George Taylor
\ burglar who was convicted OF bur-
g,nyizing Miss Comcly's house severais
years sro, ia suspected Of being the
,rnrdcrcr. The town is wild with ex
element and Taylor 10 liable 70 =
lyuchcd II captured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
~. s,.o,.h Cabinet VIII Resign

MApprp. Dee. s.-Thc cabinet eO'
II, decided ut meeting Tuesday CIV
inc that the ministers should no'
sign until after q resolution OF VA "a
con f;dence should have been passe"
congress. This resolution was pa,
yesterday. II wns 80 wordcd tha'
d;ssident conservatives would not
Tor IL. II was passed by vote o
20 :. almost threc-quartcrs o.
DEPUTIES refusing to participate u
ballot The abstention OF 'nc
sident conservatives from voting
vealed the irreconelsbaihy OF Inv
eru msnt factions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

OK the 18th the international none
.,rv conference in Brussels. discussed
the report of the committee which eN-
.u;ned into the Rothschild proposals
After a speech BY Sir c. Rivers wilson
the Rothschild scheme was Withdrawn
fro,n the further consideration OF the
,o, fcrence
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

THE Austrian Army Gazette an
ro,nces an addition Of 5000 men 70 tne
standard Of the army. The measure IS
commented on in Vienna as iha.ea'ins |,
that the emperor of Austria Is aispoSe''
10 follow the policy Of the German en-
varOr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

Ex-MAyoR. CHARLES EVANS OF keau,
inc Pa. aged 81 years, and one OF
Readings best known citizens wa,
found dead in his room at the ho'e'
Penn on the morning of the oth.
Hear. failure was the cause.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

PRINCE MALETAsrEA. who partici-
catcd with the late Louis Napoleon H.
when he was an adventurer and pre-
sender. in an attempted revolution
.rainst the papal authority in lSS2,
died. on the 5th. as Trapist monk AZ
Airubel. where he some time ago
.onrbt refuge in the monastery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

wu NJ. STONE. Of Iowa. appointed
commissioner OF the general land once
Nv ,be president. was confirmed by the
senate on the sth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

N PRorsr, Columbian EXPOSITION
a;rec,or-general for France, mas re-
signed on account of charges o. eo os ,hs
zion against him growing out o' '"'
Panama canal scandal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

DrcArsr az n lack Of orders, the bes-
semer rail1mill Of the Bethlehem iron
Co. al South Bethlehem. Pa, was smut
down. on the 9th. and $50 men We're
thrown out Of work The armor-piate
md gun construction for the govern
ment in the ordnance works were no'
affected. The Carnegie works are not
making rails and the few plants now
working are on short time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

Mrs MAYBnrcK. confined in the "o'
king England prison for the alleged
Do;soninr az James Maybrick. her hus-
hand was thought. on the eth, to DC
diving Of hemorrhage and made an ante
mortem statement in which she swors
that she was innocent OF moral inten'
n word or act against the life OF hc'
rShand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

avoxe the resolutions passed by the
late agricultural conference IN Lohuon
was one protesting against the eN''''
.;va ,axation OF farming land.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

A SENSATION was caused in Paris. on
@he s,h. by the announcement tha' ~
bourgeois. the new minister OF justice
had ordered the arrest OF all parties
criminally implicated by the Panama
canal developments
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

PRESIDENT HARRIsoS's last annual,
ge was read before both houses OF
aarcress on the 9th. the perusal re-
cciving the closest attention OF malor-
~ ~ the senators and representatives.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

FRED LrsIrr, the weil-known BUR-
,esque actor. who had recently mao. .
crea, hit. in connection with Levy
Lind. in the London Gaiety tnea,er'
died in that city. on the 7th' after a
short illness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

THE senate in executive session, on
The sth. ratified the treaty with 'nil'
r-ov;dinp for the appointment OF a
commission to settle the claims OF cl.,.
zens Of the United states against mn
which was negoitat ted bv Minister Lgan
in Santiago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

THE congress of the National PRISON
pa,or,r association, which had been
q ssss;,n for three days in baltimore
Md. adjourned, on the 9TH TO mee' IN
Chicago one year hence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

NRs HoRrESsE MILLER for mum
her Of wears one Of the chief workers
in the W. c. T. T.. Of Denver. Col, was
expeled from the organization, on the
s,h rs being unworthy of confidence.
II was ascertained that she had useu
her position to swindle working girls
and others out Of money intrusted Y
her care 10 an amount Of at leastN 600
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

vuur IL had not yet been deter
mined when or where the will OF ,hc
late JAY Gould would be presented LOT
nroba,e. Judge Dillon, counsel Tor the
executors. gave out for publication on
,hc -th. a full and complete synopsis
20 ~ provisions. The testator, aitef
making ample provision for the me-
,anr maintenance Of all near relatives
.nJ spccial requests 20 his children
appoints his sons George, Eow ,n an ~
Howard, and his daughter heien 81
ecutors and trustees. in whose nanus y y
places his vast estate, which Is 70 ps ~
vided into six shares Tor the oeneh, .
his children. share and share aliKe' yc
70 remain intact for the purposes
carrying out the business aims IN
ends Of its founder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Submits His Annual Report for
the Fiscal Year.
A Glimpse at the Work Of the depart
ment Of Justtce-Cases Tried. os
the Docket. Disbursements
and Other Information.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Attorney-6en'
erai w. II. ii. Miller. in his annual report
submitted to congress, states that dur'
inc the fiscal wear 1892 there were paid
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

prrrENrSEp enc,t is being made
4, New Orleans 10 prevent any OF the
lilo nr,,c fights coming of in that Guy
IN or about February 4, when the an
nuol Nardi Cras carnival is to be held,
owing 10 the rough characters
drawn thither on such OCCASIONS y
would seriously interfere with the at
tendance Of respectable people who an
nuallv flock TO the Crescent city N
Great numbers to attend the carnival
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

THE Public Ledger building OF fhi'a-
delnhia. one Of the finest and best APP
pointed newspaper plants in America
was partially burned, on the o'n' caus-
ing n loss Of 500, 900. on when tnere
was an insurance Of $4,000 Mr.
George ". Childs. the proprietor WIT.
messed the burning. and was SO Wen
nlcased with the efforts OF the hremen
Ina, he drew his check for $4,000 70 oe
distributed among the men. The plan'
~ every newspaper in the city was
nlaced AZ the disposal Of Mr. Chiids un
IA he could rc-establish his own
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16

IOfaI ~ ''F'F'T7f'-ff'7'
The estimate of appropriations for
the same period are submitted by the
several executive departments and Of
ficcs. and are ms follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-16
TREASURY FIGURES.

Secretary Of the Treasury Fosters Esti.
mates. Contained Ia ilis Annual Report
III the Revenues for the Present Fiscal
Year. Probable Condition OF the Treas.
ury, Revenues TOR 1904 aud Approprls.
tious Needed for tho hams Year. Etc
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Secretary Fos
ter of the treasury department. in his
annual report Of the financial opera.
tons Of the government. estimates the
revenues for the present fiscal year,
ending June 80, 1898. as follows;
Prom customs .s+...s. ...s.clS-islWp
From internal revenue .............,. ltSWnnD
From miscellaneous sources ....-.... 2Ounm
From postal service ..'..'......'' oDtSTl
Total estimated revenues ......, A63. 1880
The expenditures for tie same period
nre estimated AS follows:
For the civil establishments. ..,.slun .o0m
For the military establishment. sauDuD
For the naval sstabiis ment. ,..-.... 3lDv0
For tho Indian service. ............., $1,000
Far p.usiona Observation-Disclosures. l5smm
Eov interest on the public debt. ...... .5OUm
ror ,sostal &c vice. snSB 80
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-10
IN ANSWER TO CHINA.
Assistant Secretary of state Wharton Talks
on tho blair Affair.

Assistant Secretary of state Wharton Talks
on tho blair Affair.
WASHINGTON, ID C5 April 9.-The text OF
tho letter of Acting Secretary of State
Wharton TO Denby. nninister TO China, TO re-
ceive ex-senator Blair us the representatiye
of this country, t,as been made public.
Wharton says the Inclination of Blair leaves
the question of his withdrawal by this gov
ernment out OF the question, and admits the
right of China tolobject to any minister, but
the comfy OF nations requires that it should
not be done without sufficient reason. The
reason assigned by China was that
il was because of the unfriendly at
tltude of Blair toward China as
a senator during the pendency OF the Chinese
exclusion act is not well taken. as the record
shows that he was respectful throughout
toward China and Just toward her people
The objection that he cast his vote in favor
of the bill was in reality an objection to any
member OF congress who votes ior any meas
ure Objectionable TO China This act Is now
q supreme law and commands the obedience
of all citizens, and any person appointed
minister TO China is bound 10 observe ana as
sist in its execution. This objection to Blair
cannot therefore be taken to account
IN the appointing of another appointed
The objection, moreover, Is illogical, as The
act has been in force for three years without
the discovery of ~ as q bar TO the reception
OF an envoy from this government. Denby
IL directed To communicate these views 10
tho Chinese government.
The senate In executive session discussed
aud Ioundly denounced the attitude OF tue
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-10
Notes and Personals.

Mrs Frank Hayward is spending month
with relatives at Hot Springs, Ark.
Captain j. f.. Hart will leave tho first of
tho week for a trip to Hot Springs. S ID.
IL is hoped that the trip will restore the
captains health, which has been poor for
some time.
Miss Helen Seeey and Miss Lodema
Jones of the public school department are
spending the Sabbath with friends at papil-
lion.
W. Il. Skinner, general travelling agent of
the stock yards, has returned from Chey-
erne, Wyo., where he attended the cattle
mems convention.
Thomas Griffith OF Sioux CITY, Ia, is the
guest OF his father, II. ii. Griflith.
Lawrence W. Shultz and Mrs j. Pogne
were married by Rev. c. N. Dawson at the
Methodist parsonage Friday evening.
Prof. G. g. Powroy of Toronto, Can,
will sing at the First Christian church to-
day.
There will be special meeting of the
Jeffersonian club at Hunt IL Cockrell's ohico
Wednesday evening.
The contract for furnishing the stone and
sand for the Hammond cOmDany's new
buildings has been given TO u. Cuddlngton
ID. S. Pinrey will build cottage at
Twenty-tourth ard q streets.
Miss Nellie Culver returned yesterday
from visit with relatives af Fremont.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-10
CROr RIlIIErIN.

Condition of Growing Crops In various Sec
tions of tho Country.
WASHINGTON, u, c., April g. The Weather
Bureau furnishes the following;
The rise in the river at Cairo approaches
the estimated rise of tho next two days of
two feet, which will bring it to the forty-siX
foot mark. The river at ST. Louis is sta
tionary; at Memphis it will rise to thirty
three feet by April IA; at helena, Ark, 10
forty-three feet by the 10Th; at Brownville
Miss, by the l1th to forty feet; ut Nicks-
burg by the 10Th to forty two feet; at Baton
Rouge by the 22nd to thirty feet; at New
Orleans by the 931 TO fourteen feet.
Tho season was generally late in the west
aud in the southwest, aud later in the states
of the Atlantic coast. The unfavorable seed
| ing conditions, draught, difficulty in plowing
| lumpy soil, slow termination and an imper-
| feet stand were naturally followed by latc
| aud feoble growth. The plant was there
| foro generally small when the winter set In,
| and apparently of weak vitality, its condi-
| ton in December averaging o5.3. The pres
ent return is a reduction of al points. Win
| ter protection by snow was quite general IN
| New York from January until late in March.
| In Pennsylvania the covering was less
| continuous or general, but was enjoyed when
| most needed.
In Michigan there was a fair degree Of pro-
| lection, especially in the severest weather
| In Ohio Indiana and Illinois the snow
| covering was not continuous or heavy, in
some places very light and partial, in others
| better than for years.
| In Missouri and Kansas there was less
snow, but there was some protection ut the
| time of tho March freezes.
| 1t is quite uniformly reported that the
| winter was not very severe and was i'll many
sections mid. Winter killing was excep-
tionul, o. limited TO fiat and wet areas Some
| cores spondents note the lumpy condition of
| The soil as modifying the injury by freezing
| Many correspondents report the crop i'm
| proving in appearance AT the date of the re-
Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-10
SOUTH OMIH4.
Saloon License Advertising

Saloon License Advertising.
The South Omaha saloonkeepers held a
meeting at Pivonka's hall on Twenty fourth
street last evening. The object of the gath
ering was to consider the matter of license
advertising. John Frey was made chairman
and James Fleming secretary. Speeches
were made by number Of the saloon
men present. They argued that
the rate allowed the newspapers by
the recent decision of the supreme
court for advertising the licenses was eXces-
sive and various measures to meet the diff
Guilty were discussed 1t was agreed that
the law was plain and that the matter could
not be contested with any hope Of success
On motion of Rhoda Redmond a committee
consisting of James Fleming, Rhoda Red
mond, Henry Martin, Neis Lundgren and F.
T.. Adams, was appointed to visit The BEE
office Monday afternoon and endeavor 10 eff
feet compromise. The report of the com
miJtee will be heard at a second meetng &
which will be held in Plvonka's hall Monday
night,