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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29
SF kcARO Fl CAgBGN Isl quiere

Sc ACABO Ell CARBON. .-Si quiere usted
sea gallo de larga espuela, visite la npeva
Camiseria Ell ModeIo que en- la, calle de
San Justo numero IL acaban de establecer
los seflores F. Marxuach y 1Compa11a.
Encontrara usted ALI sombreros de todas
classes para caballeros, camisas de alta no.
vedad, cuellos y puflos muy elegantes,
corbatas, de hage life y paraguas y basto-
nes escoger. Els la Camiser1a de moda
en- Puerto-RicO. 1870 E3 s.
El sabado treinta del corriente q las
tres media de la tarde, tendra lugar en-
el local del Real Asilo de San Ildefonso la
irnta general anUal, que disponen sus
estatutos siendo publica segdn los mis-
mos, SO invita- especialmente los favore-
cedores del Asilo, para cuya invitacion
estamos competentemente autorizados.
Aver SO vendieron en- competencla en-
esta Capital 7S sacos miel, amarillo, de la
hacienda s'Constancia" So Al centavos
comprados por Caldas y c.; 96 sacos azu-
car de "a blanca, de la misma hacienda a
3$ 874 comprados por Andres Crosas y 260
sacos de "a, clara de la hacienda "San
Vicente" q $3 rs centavos compradossp
s. de Vijande y C". nj" Z
.Chapul y Navarro, siluetas y matices,
Ga1eria. filipina,s.1 tomo ri1stica 81. Con
cepci6n Af8naL Ell visitado dor del preso,s |
to1no rllstica' rs centavos. La misma, La
Beneficencia, La Filantropia La Carl
dad, ! tQmo pasta 81, La mismas III Y1el'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

HEUA[[UNES de plata con los Santos que
Sc deseen desde hasta SO centavos uno.
Idem tambien de plata de orc para re-
cuerdo de la primera Communion. Blondag
de seda negras y blancas de todos precior;
gran surtido de pasamaneria con cuentas.
Galones de todos colores auchos, desde
TN real Ia vara en- adelante. Cintas de
todos colores desde dos reales has
ia $3.50 la vara. En- el PARIS-BAZAR,
Fortaleza ~. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

pectaculo es una obrita suInamente chis-
peante, de situaciones comicas mlly origi
males, que mantuvo al auditorio ca cons
tante hilaridad y que debe repetirse en-
las primeras de canabio Tai, al menos,.
son los deseos del pdblico VaIgael aviso
conste que el apreciable bajo sefor Lilo
ret estuvo ininitabie en- su papel de Co
1Deradador, siendo h6bilmente secundado
por la seforita Mendez, y los sefiores Ba-
rrera y Delgado.=- Las demas parties y los
coros nluy enecaracter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

FL qufmico austriaco Rodoifo Lau-
ghaus, residente Ell Berlin, parece haber
resuelto ell intentado oroblema do produ-
Cir seda artificial Esta seda sera diez
veces mas barata que la natural.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

SlgUe recogido en- CANA con hebre
nuestro Director. Son los gales. de nues.
tro oficio: trabajar todos los dias sin es-
cusar las noches y sin descansar nunca,
dobla el esp1ritu mas robusto. Sin ernbar-
go: no son pocos los que Green que las
labores de las ofcinss periodisticas son
muy faciles, muy c6modas y muy lleva-
deras..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

De FaJardo nos escriben que no es
cierto, como asegura I'm dfario de esta Ca
pital, que haya fallecido el quemado on la
catastrofe de Ia hacienda Isidra don Gui
llermo Astrong. Hasta la fecha solo han
muerto, victimas de aquella hecatombe
don Benigno de Santiago, Marcelino Be
cerril, Julian Armstrong, Gavino Carras
quillo y Urcelio Garcia. Sc encuentra'
en- estado grave don G11illermo Astrong,
Sebastian Camacho, Natalie Cintr6n =
Catalina Rivera. Van mejorando don
Jose Quif1ones, don Monserrate Estrada,
don Julio Flores Y Luis Ayala.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

BUEN NEG0GI0,-Se vende arrienda L
imprenta denominada LA CooPFRATIvl
establecida en- la Gale de Ia Fortaleza MI
nero 10. Para informes difiiirse SUI
dueflos en- dicho establecimiento. g.!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

Redactado por eIniffo don Guillernno
Wives y con obieto de defender la instruc.
ci6n entire la nifiez estudiosa, trata de pu
blicarse en- Ponce I'm nuevo periodico in.
fantil que Sc titulara La Huston.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

Para los dias dc Semsna Santa Pas
cuas tienen en- la F0nsG de PueTtO-Ric
de don Francisco Arrabal, Saa Franci,co
ndmero 45, brocados surah de seda, ga
sas de seda de colores, cefiros blancos y de
colores, muselina arrasa 1as, velos religio-
sos y cresponea, cintas de moire y lorna
soladas, flores y adornos para traies y pa
ra Ia cabeza, guantes blancos y de cabri
tilla. Todo extra superior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

Apenas Sc di6 la voz de aIarma con
motive del conato de incendfo ocurrido
antes de anoche en- la Gale de la Fortale-
"a, nt1mero 81, de que dimos cuenta, salio
la nueva bomba con la caldera encendida,
servida por cuarenta bomberos, sc colo
CO en- la darsena de los botes, tendiendo
las mangueras hasta la Ciudad. Parece
que por esta Alcaldfa Sc trata de premiar
los primeros bomberos que llegaron al
Quartet dispuestos q prestar sus servicios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-29

Hablando de nuestro estimado COM
patricia amigo el sef1or don Salvador
Brau, dice EJ Correo de Ultranear:
., ssContin1a ell insigne itarato puerto
rriqueffo consagrado q sus trabajos de
investigation en- ell archivo de Indias de
Sevilla. Desde la hermosa capital anda-
luza nos escribe una carta, en- la que nos
dice:-s' Cada vez entiendo mas que hay
que inYestigar el archiYo todo. Hoy aeaS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
ABOUT STATE TAXES.

a Large Amount Appropriated to Meet Demo
cratic Deficiencies.
A careful analysis OF state expendi
lures, says the Kalamazoo Telegrah
shows that the present administration
ofGov. Rich has not been cxtravagant
as some Of our Democratic contempo-
raries claim. Appropriations are made
by the legislature for two years. Jan. 1
1891. the state was out OF debt. The
appropriations made for all purposes
for the years 1SS9-9O were So, ,OS5,-
2G5.10. No new state institutions were
built during that period. AZ the close
of that period, Jan. 1, 1891, there was a
5000, 900 surplus In the treasury, max
ing tho total expenditures Of that period,
So. 1856, 900.
When the WinanG administration
came in IN 1901, there was 5000, 900 in
the trcasury, and the state that year
received $I2O,O00 refunded from the
United States. The tax levy was
$2,S63, 051 %; and at the close Of that
administration there was deficit OF
$500 900, making a total OF S3,SO3,-
05l % expended in two years.
The legislature in 1893 appropriated
$3,G20,3 .5S, and out Of that sum
established two state institutions
$4,000 for the upper peninsula asylum
and 500, 900 for the feeble minded insti-
tute at Lnpeer.
Jan. ]. 1895, the deficiency in the
treasury, carried over from the Winans
administration, amounted TO $1,000
Doducting this from the total deficiency
leaves $f40,000 TO be charged TO the
administration of 1904. Add this to
the Ia klevicd anil il makes in round
numbers 81 ,000, 900 as the totaIexpenses
for the two years. But TO secure nm
absolutely fair comparison the $3.50, 900
for the two new state in
stitutions referred TO should he deducted
from the total appropriation which
leaves $500, 900 as the actual running
expense OF the state, or $1,000 moro
than for the preceding two years. The
legislature for 1895 appropriated $780,
900 10 meet legacies in the shape Of
iieitiis siiSfisies, irit bS thc winan's ndnlinis-
tration.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

-shsr.ii Of Iron County Dies In an Ashiand
Hospital

Ex-shsrin Of Iron County Dies In an Ashiand
Hospital.
John s. Mclean, ex.sheriii OF Iron
county, died at Rliinehnrt's hospital, at
Ashland, on Thursday OF last week.
Mclean had been a sufferer from cancer
81 the stomach for several years. but
since August Inst had becnccnfined 60 the
institution where he died, the malady at
thnt time having become more agra
vated. After leaving Iron River. several
years ago, Mclean removed To Iron
wood, whore he was employed at his
tf'uir, binrksmithlng, ny X. a. lieide-
mann. lie was still a resident oil Iron
wood when il became necessary to
remove him 10 the Ashland hospital.
The funeral took place at Ironwood on
Sunday last from tho Presbyterian
church, the A. o. Y. w. having charge oI
the ceremonies.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
LocALGRAPHs.

G, T. Roberts and Il. y. Webb trans
acted luainoss ~ Iron Mountain on
Tuesday.
Emil Guensbure, Of Florence, tarried
in Crystal I'nlls between trains Wedncs.
day.
Bert Cook, one Of Staecr's leading citI.
xens. was a Crystal Falls visitor ycster-
day.
VIM. Doucct. OF Maiinette, called on
his friends in Crystal Falls on Thursday
A. L. Flcwelling i attending to legal
business IN Chicago.
J. L. Corcoran spent last sunday AT
Eseanuba.
Reyore gripping pains OF the siomucll
nnd bowels instantly and cfsecfunliy
stepped by re Wits Collie 4 Cholera
Cure,
Mrs. n. Smits left ON Tuesday for
Grand Rapids, where she win attend the
silver wedding Of brother.
Tlos. Mccusker, who Is operating on
the Michignmme river, reports having
200,0 900 feet on skids,
ID. + Davenport hns established n act
oi camps ON the Fence river and is put.
tiog Ia shlnele timber.
Hon. A. .. Cook, Of Iron Mountain.
transacted legal business IN Crystal
Falls on Monday.
J u. Bower will put IN smnIlamount
Of pine on bis farm near Fortune Lake
this winter,
All the furniture ol tho Bannermnn
House will bc sold nt auction, com
mcncing Nov. nt z y. m. consisting ~
bedroom. pnilnr. office md bnfroom fur
nitnrc, together with safe with vnnlt and
krnnnich 4 Bach plhmo. Also triangle,
clluppinc mnchinc. kitchen rlnge, twelve
fret long with three ovens, blankets, pil.
lows, mattresses. comIoriers, lamps,
stoves and sllyerwDrc. Sale 10 lr con.
tinncd each Saturday until ~ j. sold.
Private sulcs during tho week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Iron River Reporter chi,les TnG
DIAMOND DRu.L for accepting, recently, a
vcluminous communication from G. A.
McRae, OF Iron River. We would rsmind
Mr.. O'Rricn that the columns OF this
paper are open for reasonable amount
OF representation OF the cause Of any oI
It's readers, SO long as those applying for
admission see nc TO father" their own
cfiusions. II our memory serves us cor.
rcctly, the Reporter is conducted on the
same lines. IL is TO be regretted that
Mr.. MoRae Inns written ugly things ancnt
Mr.. Q'Brien, hut great mon cannot
escape criticism.
Mr.. John Il. Murphy has decided TO
leave Crystal Falls md early next week
he will depart with his family for Salt
Lake City, Utah, where they will reside
in the future. By tho death Of Mrs.
Murphy'S father. the family was left ia
possession Of some very promising silver
mining property aud to assume the
management Of this vMr. Murphy will 90
west. Tue DIAMOND DRILL regrets the
removal Of Mr., and Mrs, Murphy from
Crystal Falls, bat hopes their present
brilliant prospects IN the land Of the
Mormons may never grow dim.
Tie Norway curront has the following
concerning n young gentleman well
known ia Crystal Falls: NJ. +. Gleason
aud liis old school mate. Pat Whalcn, oI
Republic, were callers at this Office last
Saturday II Is whispered TINT Matt
WIN Join the ranks ~ tho hpnpdicis on
Nov. 9th. The prospective bride Is an
cstimablc young lady oi Marinctte. and
who formerly resided in Iron Mountain.
Mr. Whalcn will be best mnn.' on tho
occaslon. Tho eentlomon spent Sunday
last ~ tho snwmiII city.
Daniel Banncrman, n pioncor oi Crys-
tnl Fulls, viii soon dispose Of his prop
erty here. real and personal, and depart
for new field. lie will probably locate
IL Chicago and accept a position under
his brother, who Is superintendent Of the
machinery department oI the Illinois
Central Rnlfond company. III leaving
Crystal Falls, Mr. Banncfman will take
with him The best wishes ofmany friends.
who hope that his iuturc may be iraught
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
HARDWOOD SAVING.

Branch q fbe Lumber Business Likely te
Become an Important Winter Industry.
The Argus snys that 0t least three 81
the saw mill companies % Narinctte are
now considering tho project oi running
a portion oI their mills this winter in
saving hardwood. We are not nt liberty
now TO mention the names Of these in
stitutions.
The three lines q raiIrond give ncecss
20 many large tracts of hardwood owned
by Marincttc companies. and timber
car be transported by rail and dumped
In the sew mill slips during the winter
time, when u could not be handled at all
Ia tho summer. Hardwood logs cannot
l,c driven In the streams as pine can.
The only question IN il,e matter Is
whetler or not the railroads win mako q
rate which. will make the project icasible
II u thought that they will.
Several oi the large stump owning min
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

The Iron Trade Reviews Resume Of the Week
in Iron Circles.

The Iron Trade Reviews Resume Of the Week
in Iron Circles.
Buying and selling interests in all
departments Of the iron trade are scan
ming closely the Developments of each
week. On the one side the drawing out
oi the present interval OF quictness week
nfter week is taken as reason enough ior
further waiting. the view Of buyers being
that the market will eventually iall of
and that large contracts made now
would he "a leap in the dark. The wait
ing attitude is noticeable among buyers
OF foundry ilon. Furnace men haze an
opportunity TO Isuow that consumption
isrheavy and that there IL an urgency
about shipping orders, indicating that
very little iron is being cafriedinfv foundry
yards. They affirm that furnace yards
ARE kept clean and are therefore firm in
the position that when present contracts
run out, IA many will in the next few
months, there will be simultaneous
effort TO cover that will take prices even
above the present level. Southern pro-
dslcers OF pig iron seem to agree in reIus-
;s,F =. make sisy attempt 10 g. business
by shadlag current quotations, evidently
on the theory that the conditions are
such TINT shaded price would only
encourage a postponeneDt oi buying.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02


While Judge a. l.. FIewellne was IN
duiging in a day dream enc day this
week, he unwittipgIy locked hIs office
door in tie court house and left his
eood-Iooking typewriter. a. rovcl with
solitude and courthouse goblins during
t~u or three hours that followed Upon
discovering her predicament, the nf0rc-
mentioned t-w. instituted bowling pro-
cecdings that for awhile threatened the
integrity Of the court house foundations.
The cold. innnimate walls, however
tossed back the Iady's vociferons plend-
ings with sulIen samcncss Of expression
and fully vindicnted their cnrleHs char-
aeters in ono instance OF record, at
least Alter several feints nj cscapc, win
the window route, the lady was rescued.
Gentle readers. unacquainted with Mr..
Flcwclling and his business habitat
might infer from this iiam that the
judge has, since this episode. bncn IN the
morning papers for new typewriter.
But he hasn't. Information relative 20
wigs and hair restorntiyca, viii, however,
fc gratefully received NJ his Office.
Twas his pnrtner--in law and life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

inc on the Iron couasy Tax Cases.
Mr.. ii. Il. Chase, assistant attorney
general oi Michigan, spent several days
IN Iron county this week. at work on the
'o3 tax cases, recently decided in iavor
oi the ohjectors and which Auditor
General Turner intends 70 appeal to the
supreme court Of the state. for tho pur-
pose OF collecting the amount oi state
tax thus set aside. Mr. Chase. while
here, made thorough investigation Of
tho cases. examining the objections, the
records and other matters appartss;ning
90 them. As to the merit Of the appeal,
Mr.. Chase, could. Of course, express no
opinion. Whatever may be the outcome
of this proceeding, one thing h certain,
and that is. II there il a possible point
OF vantnge in the situntioiL II will be
zcalously seized by the state authorities,
urged on by Auditor General Turner.
lie has made mn prcccdonled record IN
the way OF bringing delinquent counties
and corporations TO payment. In one
instance in the upper peninsula, that oi
the Wisconsin Central Railroad com
pany, corporation which has escaped
taxation in this state for many yenrs,
Mr.. Turner has brought the case 10 a
focus and unless the company secs ilt to
meet it's obligation to the state, the
Michigan portion Of the road will be
sold. In Bay and Muskegon counties,
also, the influence Of Mr.. Turner Is being
felt and the realization is gradually
creeping over the citizens Of these baili-
wcks that the Office oi the auditor
general extends beyond the limit oi n set
% account books. With such record
behind the man who rs pushing the cases
against the Upper Peninsula Taxpayers
Association. il is sale TO eny that il the
cause is lost il will not he clIarpeabls TO
hack Of ability Sr zeal on the part OF the
auditor general.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

companies hnve tracts Of hardwood
ranging from onofourth 10 onc-hali the
quantity 81 original pine stumpagc. and
would make an important auxiliary 10
the pine operations.
This departure would be- likely e.
hasten tho establishment oi hardwood
working industries.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
JObberS

viii please take notice that we
are fully prepared TO supply
their wants ia the Grocery line
at prices that cannot be beaten
by outside dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
WHEATEANA

The most nutricious and deIici-
Gus breakfast food on earth, Is
the thing ~ use. 1t is made by
the American Health Food Com
pany and we are exclusive
agents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

Domestic and otherwise, often
arises from poor health. lndi-
gestion makes men cranky. The
breakfast table is the place to
begin a cure and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
IT WILL PAY
X II \ x *

To buy where you can see what
you are getting and not buy
pig in bag. Our stock OF Sta
pie and Fancy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
Groceries

Was never more complete and
our line of exclusive specialties
for family trade grows every
week. We aim to be
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
THE LEADERS

In the Grocery and Crockery
Lines in Crystal Falls. Call in,
examine our stock and prices
and pass judgment upon us.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
SNAP.

lies' Fine Shoes he has
80 busy that the latter gen
a has succeeded him in
Important capacity. He
usy enough through the
n OF his own advertising.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

Has q more potent hand for ad-
writing than has our Office devil.
but since he advertised that
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02

|And the clerks have threatened
DO strike IN consequence OF over
work. III you want the Choicest
|}elections from this mammoth
winter stock
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
Flr-
John Frost.

dropped in serenely and pro-
feeded with unabating vigor TO
,dvertise q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-11-02
HArry
To The Fair.

Before they are gone. for we are
assured that Mr.. Frost will con-
tinue his
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-26
LOOKING BACKWARD.
Retrospection of Two Years Ago
From the Editorial Columns of
the Express.

To the DAILY LIGHT:
Having had occasion to remark
lately that in my humble judg.
ment the morning paper OF San
Antonio is as uncertain and unre-
liable as rain signs in Texas, | was
Immediately asked to show upon
what my assertions were based {;
whereupon | answered that, &C
cording to the Express it becomes
the duty OF every decent and in
telligent voter to oppose Mr.. Cal
laghan for mayor, or charge his
staunch supporter-that same Ex-
press with gross inconsistencies,
and-"StOp, produce the proof" was
said, before | could complete my
sentence, and as then engaged to
do so, will ask the LIGHT little
space each day from now on for two
or three weeks to show that your
esteemed morning neighbor has
been political Judas Iscariot or
that IL must admit the charge OF
superlative Inconsistencies. To
prove it so, / will only go to its
own files OF two years ago, when
one Of the best and purest men of
San Antonio was taken hold of as
mayoralty candidate, brought
out endorsed and worked for by
that same Bryan Callaghan whom
it now lauds to the skies, and, In
order to show to your cold-blooded
northern neighbor its change o.
front, | will give the dates, from
which | will quote it to you, so
that others can see for themselves
that l do not misquote.
A TAXPAYER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY or BAZAAR.

By virtue of an order of sale is.
sued out OF the Honorable District
Court of Bexar County, 10th Judi
cial District Of Texas, on the Second
day Of January 1895, by the Clerk
thereof, in the case of Joseph
Sheern versus George f. Toulerton
No. 1927 and to me, as Sheriff, di-
rected and delivered, | will pro-
coed to sell, within the honrs pre-
scribed by law for SherifT's Sales,
on the First Tuesday in February
A. ID. 1898, it being the fifth day of
said month before the Court House
door Of said Bexar County, in the
City OF San Antonio. the following
prescribed property, tO-wit:
All those certain lots or parcels
OF land, known as lots No. l6, II,
1S and 10, in block No. 80, of Threes
first addition to the City Of San
Antonio in Bexar County, State Of
Texas, and being a subdivision of
original city lots Nos. l, 2 and 3, in
range No. 2, in district No. 4. Said
lots No. l6, II, Is and 10 in block
No. 80 have each a front on Johns
avenue Of Az feet and a depth of
one hundred and fifty. five feet to a
19 foot alley, levied on as the prop
erty Of George E. Toulerton on the
2nd day OF January 1885, to satisfy
a. Judgment amounting to $453.SS-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-26
QUOTATIONS. FROM THE EX
PRESS.
CHAPTER L.

FEBRUARY l, 1895: "The heavy
registration is another evidence OF
the fact that the people Of San An
tonic are determined to be heard
at the polls on election day. They
will have something to say in their
own behalf, anent municipal az
fairs hereafter" ct fits two years
later just as well) Again on the
same day on the same editorial
page (4) under its article headed:
"DIsCOVERED A MARES NET"
1t says: The Callagha1- Shardein-
ties have made startling discov-
ery-the most remarkable perhaps
in the annals OF San Antonio poll.
tics. AS discoveries, DR.. Koch and
christopher Columbus pale into
lnsigniticance when compared
with these voyagers to the terra
lncognito Of politics. They have
actually discovered - after ten
years OF asstdious effort-that
George Paschal Chen the candidate
instead OF Mr.. Elmendor; now
candidate for mayor Of the CITY OF
San Antonio is Republican. AT
every county election for the past
decade they expended their ener.
gies and money to elect him to Of
flee and shouted themselves hoarse
over his victories. Now they are
seized with an awful fear that ii