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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23
Raoortsmos del ..H.r lde de Madrid":

ANOuIWmua usI II u TUG DC AAuI1d'.
"A los sxtEASjsroS y aquellos compatric
taG nueStTrs qsa ahomiasA dc lls crrsdsE q
toToa hsssn gEAudsu cAluToIoI elogioI de l.
coGtumbTes ds fa.rR de EupAha, lev bTiRdamaa d
lsstuSa Dc les s'guieBtss NnsaE. IN aa asalto
'hoxiDg veEif 10 Faaisnte menta IN ell taatrc o.
SiTacusA Estado d. n w.Yosk, sl fAaeso pug.
lata tzuimmeRs 8 lps6 de tAi RasAsga ~ scx.
tEiaeants, Con Bio tsTn qus etts fslIeci6 & los
COS momsntca. Ditho sBalio era mSa bisA unA
simple exhibiei6R te'trsl que IN mstob; ssro loI
dos bpxeadoTss, sxciisdos Rcx Los eritca de lol
sspestadcrss, comenz roa { apeYEoaxsa o. usa
forms tai que deg sHer6 On tesez coabats Fits
almmoaa ha uido prssoi peIo los ahcionados al
"boxing" iHtsrp toda au iHa 1eneia aaxa qua
no 10 hagan nada qaelIas autnEii, dan.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23
CEMENTO naarcd Dos LeO2eeS

superior de pYimsIa an bs1xlsI de 400 kuoE, ola
20 garantxada. Presto mas narato de piaxA.- .-Aca
oAR de EecibIT, SOBRINOS Dz ARMAS. 1912
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23
RpcortaUnon ar ..Rl NcfioieYo UniVeYgaln 3

RBcoYtamon do ..Bl NotioioEo UnlVoYsAl" de-
BAHcslona; "UAIigrsfoB pSlog inos.-DoI j6vs-
mes dscsnt0ments VeItidoI de 10 y 2S amos de
edsd, gsanadtno einns y mad1ilano q otxo, ann
bos elI grstos dc pEefa,i6n, llega1on Stiles an-
telyer 3 ccodentaD do Madrid y On diKeoo6a
BaEoolonB euYo viAjs han vsxi6 sad0 pie Gin
aeMrsos On "a dinA sa paoo poR Is gla torres
lMm6 "A atenei6n d0 0aanaesao haIIsham ca Il 90.
inslpp a. squalla Yilln aQpeganke y Il0gadR del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23
DnEt1T VlEHntH SHnt1Hl.

OcuIistG de Ia facuttGd de Paris.
Recibe consultas diarias de "a 8 de la
maiana = de l 3 de La tarde en- Ponce,
Plaza principal n1mero 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23

lie intelessste @DsA s.Amorfs que mntan''
isI c6IsbHO noVslisSa fasc9E Mr.. CHARLES Ne
roaxsl que Venimos puhlicande eomo follstin de
sSte PeTi6dfco, 60 hslIa do vepta sa IL Lnxs1fa
ts B. y SssjuEio Vidal & $1.bo 81 ejsxplar que
coaaka da kornca lPl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23

HRn emrexAdo ~ sA Aaysga.z .z los tTabajol
del traAvfa q hA Gs uaiE eI lmp4xIAst0 banjo d.
ID playa con ID OiuaaJ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23

N d po,vsnir Mauitsstada mi opini6n ne oentsn.
tagfA mucb verla diHsutids pcK Lao psRsenna do
huons vcluntad, qae ss inteTouen pog d pcHvo1ir
eVto pafa ---AntoMiO HywneeW
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23

80 hR conc0dlao Ol smP4eo ds ssguKdo to
lieRts do lG 1enexva gIatUltA de IntaAtsxiA Coz
. aRtfguedad d. 10 Os sspNsmbxs hItlmo Dos
R&mcR Lopez 0gTcis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23

En- IL madTug "a de hOy han contFaido ms
t'imonio sA eBta Capital 81 jovsn tip6grafo eoa
ernest Rsa Coz j. Gimpstius stnoTita RsHRa Re
yaa. Esayna luna de nniel lee daaeaPcl
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So encusAtEA eA essa SapltAl y hemoa teal.
amigc co oapansHo 81 J6Ven Ooa Miximo RAJ.
diEis, eo-IeaAstoT dc el Diane Popular" &c
Mayaad.E.
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Sc sRGueEtxa panAhdU una tGmporAda en-
eSta Capital IL Elmpstica msy, gu .zIAa, eItimads
amiga RuesIXs, Genorita OaymsiA Llaugsx quisn
dnnetmou husn tiempo OntV0 HoIotFoS.
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IOzas de lanarIas

Lea ssfioxss A. Vicsnts J OompSnia, de est.
JoHaeYcic, acanaa dc SscibiZ ana DaeAR pArtidr
lie lozRa dc OaAaEiag, Dc 1 sa vaga que vsadoA :
precicR Imitados en- s1 sluascaa Marina. 10 Is
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Hsn tsnido ID atsnSi6n de pAIticiparuos Su
efoctaado enlace 81 apr sCiahle aenor RoaaTio Cs
aa'eB Quis tsTo y Il limpktss genoritS Conauolc
hey (Jayuysl DDSekmosls mucha pKoSpesidAd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23

PasaiaroB llegados de AgastilIs dieea qua
de vsygueaxa veE 81 eutado en que q hAlla 81 "a.
rniRo dssdo disho vueblo hats Il juSisdieai6s de
Issbels. Eos coshsa que tTanEitan por sIlf corxsu
81 Msago de EompoTnS y 90 tx.ata eosa qHa esso
QusbsadiIlaS daR 81 sismplo de teusx sus esrairov
IN busn eEtado. NnHotKf saAhsmon que 81 slcal5a
de Agusdilla abTiga sl mejeR dssse de hscsr
crnnponsr eua t1cEo de oRmiRo tan tYansltpdo hev
poE lcs visjsyoa que utIIizan Ia hnsa fSKres, psro
pAyeee qua en- 81 elAyuntSmieato eneusntra quien
le haga oeosiei6s, 10 eual eS SimpsEdoRahls. ARuo.
dilla sabre ~ prssuPueste de zI nil pico de
pesos annalesy paH0cs meHtiTa qve ss vSa sin en-
tIetsneS aus oamtnes e. el nlden aua esgYagponda
Les continuaa Iiuvias de sstos dies hen can.
sade degpszkagtos en- loH trshejes que e. Viennp
haeisRde e Z lglelia Dc Aihmlta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-23

Eupieamos Don kan6n Oampos Dol
jaime Sure do MoHovis, 10 MxvAR xomeEaE Il
que adoudan o1ta OmprsHA l0-t
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NOTICIAS GENERALEe

Aucho sgrad6 81 EdsIlOo que asiati6 snochs
Al Colinso de 0ata OapitAl il variadA tanei6a puss
II en- sHcsna por 10 OompAniA dc "Lon Bnfoa n =
baAsros" Como HismpIe las Ssnoxas Nsirslss J
asYnAAdsz J sl aafoT Gon1alo aleanxproA jaStoa
y mercedes splausoI, AIi como tlmbi6A 81 asno1
Roye el senor Marines (Don II ri niHo LIo-
YeEs deiempsna auu papeles con nncha satuIali-
dad despsjs. "La DuquesA de a.ity" graCio
81 zaxznela buta cAtsdHkNca fu6 may c0l0bxada
hari6ndoae rsEotiT 81 balls "El PapRlots" ea sl
que Ia linpAticA KlviIA Msiralss, I0cordando sus
aptiguou tTiuAfos OsCGsicoI bAil6 con gTAciA g.
lero anf como tambi6R Il sahora HernAndex.
Para 0sta noshs, petisl6A 40 varies af 10
nAdoa 20 HoPatixG IL xsvista eIitiea II Y SU1NO
DE OANRDA." Sc extSsAark 81 sHadIe c6mlnn
bufs, del natural que Laws poE tftKlo UNA NO
OHE BUBNA EN- LA RABANA y - pond16
en- sssaaA 81 iugasts bEfo satldI ktico LOS Es-
PIRITI3fA In IN inteEmsdio % Tesitsxk e
gEandicRo pooma de Nunt8 dc ATes que Levn
poT nombro "EI Vertigo" y 90 cantnrfn dos Qua.
rAchA Gen tan vaEisda funai6n auguxamus bRan
rssuitado Il HimpftiCa "troups" de Lon BRfoS
.HAbaaeEos.
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Ia "El 1mpAlclat" dc Aayaglsz encontramos
Ell niguients auOto. OonoCeRoH 81 gBHoY BKunei
one IL suscxibe cue eH m aprsciAbls y labpxioEo
hacandado do aqUslla comsHca. mo roy de
opini6A do gus sa afestds 81 cassie por moaada
esPa6ols; puestc que COZ OHta opo1GCt6n baiarIaA
loH fEutoa del paip, deEapRrscisHdo 81 aKdcaY
TAmpoeo soy de opini6n que 90 nigs Ell .'atatu
quo", pcyquo Este traO1ia, naaa tayde mes tenn
pranc, m cAtaclfsmo ri medic dc zs1jAH Gata
diHcultaa, Gin qusbrentoB para 81 psiD n aus ha-
bitantss, J O. t6rmino brave, - que 81 Gooislno
dOcTote Is rocc gda dc todA Ii m0nsda nsxicAna
ciTculanta q diHtinton puAtsg, marc6ndoIa On
alguna ferna, d0volvissdoIa GuH duenes con
una depreeiaci6n do as pOY eionte, Ssdusiendo 81
vaIox del peso { IS oentAvoB; amoxtizRbIes en-
soia Anol; dandO oItoa Wales como prenlio IN
valox dc 30 ceRtivo1, pxemio que no tiene nada
de axajOEAdU, hoy que acaba Dc nati1tAeoIss L.
amoxtiKAei6n do 4 esslavit1d. De sst0 mode Aa-
die poEdeTfa nadA Sc aRblia con toaA GxGstitud
u cantidad Dc menoda que cixeula en- 81 pals !;
@ ooItalfA u introduction fEAudulontA dc ella !;
10 % t6ndnn u 0uaKdia Civil a0nvertiaa em
euoEpo Dc earAbinaEes vielands las esstas, y, per
eltiwn, = oyilalan lea malaa nls Aea aEEnaaaa
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Harina
La Tunobadora' =

La mejor de todas las harinas y efec-
tos americanos tiene constante existen-
cia SERAFN Alfonso. - Tetuan 25. log
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. anO@ y uYa Gle

duran los cortes de traie complete para
caballsro, ingleses, de legltima proce-
dencia, ,recibidos hoy mismo en- ''kL CA
PRlCHO", para estrenarlos el dia de
Aio Nuevo = tener traje segurito hasta
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Ell l.. DEL ANO DE 1897,

San Justo ntmero 81, cerca de La
Mallorquina". PJ
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-30
AROUND THE WORLD.

RoNE, March -o.-The International
medical congress opened here to-day.
NEW YOgK. March 29.-Thc White Star
steamer TeutonIc arrived from Liverpool
after an exceedingly stormy passage. She
experienced a hurricane lasting Sunday
and MONDAY, with very high seas. Sew
eral of the crew aud passengers were Sc.
yerUly hurt.
OMNIiN, March 2s.-A special to the Bee
from North Platte, Neb.. says: The town
OF sutherland. IL miles west of here, was
totally DESTROYED by fire last night. A high
wind was raging al the time and tue eli.
forts TO stop tho fire were of no avail.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-30
POLITICS DIDN'T COUNT.
s.. Paul Gave Major Mckinley a spien-
dld Reception.

ST. PAUL, March s".-Without respect
to party lines men, women and children
turned out this evening to honor Ohio's
wcll-known governor. for whom recep-
tion was arranged At the capitol. All the
af.crnOon crowds flied past shaking hands
with Governor Mckinley and briefly ex-
tending greeting, During the morning the
governor and his party had come over from
Minneapolis, stopping for short time at
the Hamllne university, where Governor
Mckinley was introduced and spoke
briefly to the students. While her distin-
gu .sn ed husband was being formally re-
ceiycd at the capitol. Mrs. Mckinley was
an honored guest at luncheon and re-
ccp,ion given by Mrs. Newport of Summit
avenue. The party left for Chicago to-
night.
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,rcclal nlsratch 10 the standar.l.

Special Dispatch 20 the standard
MIssouLA, March e9.-Nord reached
this city AT 10 O'Clock this morning OF n
disastrous snow slido at tho Black Bear
mine, three miles east of Burke. Five
persons are known To have been killed
and two severely injured. The dead are
families of miners who live In the canyon,
which at this point is very narrow. Tho
tracks of the Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific run parallel through this canyon,
which is just wido enough for the tracks
and small creek between. Tho noun
tain sides are steep and high and the
miners cabins are built on tho slope, be-
ing scattered along the canyon for several
miles.
The slide occurred at 9:i5 o'clock this
morning and swept everything In lis
course. The main slide, according to the
report received this evening at the
Northern Pacific headquarters, Is l,UnJ
feet long and 10 feet deep over tho orth-
ern Pacific track and l2j feet deep OH the
Union Pacific rails.
! The slide came down the left side of the
canyon and was followed in n few hours
| by two others. one of them 800 feet lon.;
and the other JO) feet long. tho depth
being ~ and % feet. There was no loss
/ of life in the last two slides. but the track
/ is completely buried.
The first slide occurred without warn
/ ing and the occupants of the cabin in its
path were oyertaken before they could
escape. A force OF men left Burke aud
| another from Wallace was sent out to-
day, but tonight nothing could bc learned
hero as 10 the identity of tho persons
killed. except that they were members of
the families OF miners.
Assistant Superintendent Boyd was In
town to-day and left on n special train
this afternoon for Wallace. There is "A
smaller slide on tho branch near Saltcse
which il is expected will be removed to-
night.
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BILLY AND JOE,

Austrian and Germ Emprrors strut
ting Around Liutrh-irms.
AnuAZIA, March 21.-Empcror Francis
Joseph WAS met at tho railway station
tins morning by Emperor William. Tri.
umphal arches spanned the streets
through which the two cmpcrors passed
and enormous crowds checred them as
they rode by. After being conducted 10
the residence prepared for hun the en-.
peror Of Austria paid a visit to the en-.
press OF Germany aud partook Of lunch
con. The emperors will take sail on the
German emperor's yacht later, folio cd
by brilliant reception on board a Ger
man war ship.
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mens in regard to the plans and methods
of enforcing the award. lie secuted tho
idea that there had been danger of COM
plications sisce the award was made, say
ing in eoucluslon: NO difficulty what
ever need bc feared between the United
States and Great Britain on tho subject
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SWIFT AS the WIND.


ASHLAND. Wis. March IA remark.
able trial OF speed on winter cycle. the
invention of {. 4. Firth OF Chicago, took
place on Chequemegon bay this evening.
The machine Is OF great lightuess and
high gear. Il was ridden . mile iu l;il 3-j
and three miles in 3:I2 Is. The rider
went five miles over a partially crustCd
surface in vefy quick time. This is the
fastest time ever ridden OH a machine
propelled by human force. The fastest
mile was made by George W. Clifford.
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M,lter M..n,t So wicked.

CoLoHADo SPRINGS, March ea.-Walter
Russell, vice president Of the Victor union,
was found not guilty Of rioting in the
county court to-day. President Calder
wood was dismissed on the same charge
several days ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-30
THE HILLS FELL
An Awful Disaster in
the Coeur dAleneS.
FIVE WERE BURIED ALIVE
Beneath an Imm3niG Mountain Of SNOW
Timb,r and RICK.
AT THE TOWN OF GEM

The Northern Pacific Railroad
Track Buried Under Ono Hun
dred and Twenty-Five Feet OF
Earth-1hree Terrible Snow
slides at the Black Bear Mine in
Canyon Creek Houses swept
Away-Meager Details From the
Scene-WaIlaoe in Darkness.
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special Dispatch to the stan lard.

special DlApatcn 10 tne Stan ldIu.
SPOKANE, WASH, March "a special
to the Rsuielo from Wallace, Idaho, says !:
Four immense snow slides and several
smaller ones have come down In Canyon
creek to-day. Ono at the Black Bear
mine near Gem, covered up or swept
away five cabins, killing five persons and
possibly more. Several hundred men
have been shoveling all day, and SO far,
three bodies have been recovered. The
SHOW is 40 feet deep and almost as solid
as ice. The Gem, Frisco and Poorman
mines turned out their whole force OF
miners TO work FOR tho recovery of the
bodies.
Arthur Swaine was taken out alive, but
very seriously injured. Owing To tho in
tense excitement il is impossible To get
full details or the names Of the killed,
some of whom are Italians. Tho bodies
of a man, a woman and little girl hayc
been found within a mile and a half.
Above the Gem are three other slides,
one of them covering both railroads
10 q depth Of considerably over lOl
feet. THIS is dammlng Canyon
creek and fears Of food are entertained.
Since 4 o'clock slide occurred between
Wallace and Gem cutting oil coInmunica-
ton. Another one on Placer creek car
ried away a part of the electric light com.
pany fume and tonight Wallace is IN
darkness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-30
ALL Is SERENE.

There's No Trouble, Bayard says, About
the l:erlug sea Question.
LONDON, March 29.-Ambassador Bay
ard in an interview tonight In regard to
tho Bering sea negotiations said there Is
perfect accord between tho two govern.
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FIRE AT SIG TIMBER.
Much Valuable Properly Destroyed bv
an Incendiary.

speciai p,spatch to the Standard.
BIG TIMBER, March s9--A an early
hour this morning fire was discovered in
a vacant building on Mcleod street, for
merly occupied as meat market. The
fire spread, destroying the Gem saloon
aud contents. the Arlington hotel and
contents, the Club Parlors saloon, a Chi
nesc restaurant and another vacant build
ing. Total loss, about $1,000; insurance.
about 5000. The fire was undoubtedly
OF iucenliary origin.
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[COatiaucd on Eighth Page.l
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WOMEN IN roLlrICs.
Kcr York Ladies' Organize to Flight
' TamnAaNy.


New York Ladies' Organize to Flight
TamMany.
New York, Oct. IA meeting Of the
women Of New York, to organize in
opposition to Tammany. was held last
night. The meeting was in pursuance
Of special notice, issued last Tues
day by Col. John ]. Clifford. chairman
Of the Twenty-third district. Supple
mentary to Col. Gifford's notice was
one from Mrs. Mark NJ. (Brlck) Pome-
roy, inviting such women as wished
to take part In the movement to call
sst-hcs@ @asssle m &C. llgoat :. Ninety.
sixth street, for tke purpose Of going
together to the hill, which is only a
block away.
Col. Clifford called the meeting to
order, and Mrs. Pomeroy, who is q
strikingly handsome woman, and who
was at her very best in the light col
ored gown she wore, was unanimously
asked to preside. She said that New
York was like a house that was reek.
ing with filth. and It was eminently
proper that the women Of the city
should organize to assist in the house
cleaning.
Miss Ella Rowls was then chosen
secretary and treasurer, and made q
speech In which she said a large per.
centage Of the poverty and misery in
the city was due to Tammany, because
Tammany built private palaces with
the money its leaders stole from funds
generally contributed to relieve suf.
tering.
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IN cOsaMeRCIAL Law.
Important Decision Teuching In.
aorser's Liability.


Important Decision Ts.uchins Ia
aoFser's Liability.
st. Paul, Oct. GA case relating to
commercial law and of the greatest
to attorneys, has just been decided In
the district court by Judge Otis. The
case Is entitled The National German
American Bank Of st. Paul against
The Illinois Fuel Company, A. G..
Postlethwaite and w. ]. EOotncr. and
came before the court on q motion ot
the plaintiff that the answers Of tho
defendants be stricken out, the Eipt ;,n
being de.ied. I'll: Illinois Fue: cont
pnDy gave note for $3G,yO0 t. tic
bank and this note was Endorsed by
Mr.. Ives, president Of the company,
and the two individual slet .n.t:lnls.
1t Is the case of a prom,ssory note
;nade by a corporation, p.ovislins in
terms practically as follows: "For
value received we promise to Jay
-" ETC.; signed by the corporation
ut the end thereof, and Endorsed iM.sa.e
delivery for the purpose Of giN Ing
credit to 1t BY three OF the .tcrs:ntnstts.
The note is held to be the joint (and
not the joint and severaD promissory
note of the corporation and the per-
sons so writing their names on the
back Of the note. 1t Is held that Il suit
brought against the corporation with
out making the indorsers parties there
to, and judgment entered In such suit
against such ecorporation Is q bar to
an action afterward brought against
the indorsers.
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BROKE THE RECORD.
Flyi.x Jib Pace. a MILE In Re..,

Flying Jib PAGES MILE In Renark.
able Tilae.
Chillicothe, Ohio, Oct. 6. - Flying
Jib went mile with a running mate
to-day against the record Of 2O1 "a,
made by Westgate in Chicago ten
years ago. He went without a skip
and shot under the wire amid the
hushed silence Of 10000 people who
eagerly strained forward awaiting
starter Loper's announcement Of the
time. Some who had caught the PAGER
began cheering. knowing that he had
beaten the worlds secord. Loper said:
"Y0u have witnessed something which
no audience in the world has ever
seen before. You have seen the fast
est mile that was ever paced. Flying
Jib has beaten Westmont and made
the mile in 1853 Ia" The audience
once more broke out into cheers and
applauded the PAGER and Andy Nc
Dowell as they came up in front Of
the grand stand. The first half Of the
heat was made in 80 and the last
half in :5914. Another worlds record
was broken by Onoqua, the game lit
tie Iowa trotter. She trotted under
the wire In the first heat Of the three.
year-old trot in 2:1184.
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DAKOTA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IL. 1894.
sRARCn T0R PHARLs.
Gxsitssasnt Atsag SaS yiss-ao,liv ,,liI vsiss -,
Yasaaane Fine Sne esmcnn.

YlnlAanR 1Pine 0ne elAcnn.
Mailatt. q = s. n,t 1-poo,,. q,
mi. vi"in;+v 49, .n.,s,a...,,i. @ op.s .rs,.aS -
over tho .ronortoS ana ~ 80 % ~. 4,
frssh .r..ar , ,.,,ss.,. n I 49,, " 80. 49,. ~
lin liver naar % this ,,,soa In sa.,nas uns
fonnil ono % sor wh;o,, % 'hse he 80 - n1a.ss ..es
* ana : n,,,he. N h..e Nc 49,, 49, o..s 1S,.s.,
so,,th @ =, hare - .o,,..s ' u,,.ev ~" ,.vunu ~
which .o,d 10, sSn % Tha A, s"o,1,,.S.. S.e y. y.
s,innosed to i,eIono to % 4ha .naoias ~
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-12
CUT THE TIMBER.
A Suggestion for the Relief of the
Fire Suferera.

A Suggestion for the Relief of the
Fire Sufferers.
Washington, Oct. 1.-THE commits.
sioner of the general land Office, in his
annual report to the secretary of the
interior, makes several suggestions
for the benefit Of the sufferers by for.
est fires In Michigan, Wisconsin and
Minnesota. He says: "The timber
-AesdAAd hr -thaae fires on public lands
has been left In such q condition tna,
IL not cut in a short time. 1t will be.
come worln-eaten and worthless, thus
depriving the land of the greater por.
ton Of its value to the settler seeking
title thereto. Numerous applications
have been made by the sufferers by
these fires for permission to cut the
timber Mt once and sell it."
He, therefore, recommends that con.
gress be asked to give the permission
necessary to allow the cutting of this
timber and thus prevent the total loss
Of millions OF feet. He also suggests
that congress take other steps neces.
sary for the relief of the fire sufferers,
following the precedent set In similar
cases.