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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

Y la tesceTa, GEe nqestro matrimonio 4
no ser en- case de urgencia reconociGa por
mi, no Sc celebrart, sino en- presencia de mi
padre.
-Ese mi mis- viyo deseo, enento con
su bendicion para MERCER la del cielo
Me quede as0mbrada. II 4bia eraiio he-
liar en- ell conde alguna oposic6n, veia
por ell contrario, que abuudaba en- mis- mis-
mos peusamientos.
-Anora. seflorits. dijo me permitir..is
que por mi psete os de algunos cons-jos
--Decid e. ,llero.
Ell primero es que camineis lie no he.
-Estoy rSsuelta 4 clio
-Ei segundo que me deieis La election dc
les posaGas donde debsis de detenefos del
camino que h ayais d. seguir I'm sal., OBJ
1eto tendran todas mis- .s..ecaucones. ell de
Iiorares del dUque de Anjoq
-Si me annals como daciS. sefol conde
Iuestros iDtereses soE los laistaos, ningnna
objeci6n tengo que hacer contra 10 que oeiis
Pur ultimo. Ell t-rcer conseio e. que en-
Paris o. contante:s con la casa que Y, os
prepare pof Folre que parezea y por apa ia
da que sc halle de sac GALES princpalos
No deseo mas que viyis ocrlta. cnanto
mas sencilla apartada sea Ia haai.asi6n
que me prepares, tIrto II : coavendr.
una fugitisa.
-Gntonces estam Is ambos psrs-e.ams ate
dc acueIdo, senorits; para cor fornaarme
con el plan que me habeis traz do, solo me
resta tomar vuestras ordenes, enyiaros vLes
tra doncella y designar el camino que de1sis
! guis.
-Pcr nj passs, responds, soy noble cano
plire las rnias
!. No pido otra cosa, dijo el conde. Ra- |
do en- ynestra palabra, creo que dentro de |
POGO serf el hOmbrc mas f.ig ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

i Ali dijo Busy 81, en- efecto, esta car
Ia es de vuestro padre, no puede ser mas
termiuante.
-Suya es. no tengo duds ninguna: sin
embargo, la lei tres veces antes de decidr-
me NADIA, Por liltimo lame al conde.
Eutr6 al momento, 10 cusl me probo que
habia estado esperanto a la puerta.
lo tenia la caIta en- la mano.
y bien, me dijo, Ila habeis leido9
ST, senior.
-sDudais ahora ia mi afecto de mi
respeto9
ST asi hubiera sido, cabalsero asta carta
me impondria la creenoia de que me faltsra
Ahora bien, suponiendo que este dispuesta
cader a les consoles de mi padre, Sque pen
sas haeerG
-Picnso lIeyaros Paris, sefiorits, ALI es
mas ell ocultaros.
-IY mi padre2
Ell baron, bien 10 sabeis, Sc rennira con
nosotros en- cualquier parte donds estemos,
luego que no haya peligro de compromete-
ros
-Muy bien. sefior conde, estay pronta ].
aceptar vuestra protection con las cnndicio-
nes que me impongais.
-Yo no impoDgo condiciol niDguna, Sc
forita, dijo ell conde, no hago m Is que Of e.
ceros un medic de salvar yuestro honor
-Pues bsen. cabalero, digo como vcs,
afiado que estoy oisp4esta aceptar Csc me
dio de salvacion que me esrecEjs, con tres
condciones.
Habad, seDorita.
La primera IS que yendra Gertrudis a
renhirse c0nmigo.
va eAta aqn.. diio el conde.
--La fegnra', que caminaremos scpara-
-tba pr6pt u aros esta separation para
80 yuestTg 5usceptibilidad. ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
Diciena ore 5 de 1902.

uos Ei ssi1or de Aonsoreau h sbfa tornado
todas las precauciones necesarias para que
no me fatigara nj me molestase Ell frfo. La
hscanea que me habia escogido tenia IN
| trote muy suave, al salr de casa me habfa
tscho poner IN NJ manto bien Tornado.
En- esta parada, COMO en- la primera, en-
todas las que hicimos duranta e camino-
note que Sc tenftu conmigo las mismas aten-
o'ones, ell u,ismo respeto, los nismos cuida-
| dos, prg b, eviie0ts de que nos precedia al
guuo. encargado eSpeciaImente de preparar
nuest~o aoj tmiento. 81 era ell conds al
gIno dc su seqlit>, no ll.gl6 sabsfio. por
qne cumplisnde esta psrte de nucstia esti-
eulac6n con la mi<rna reg 1laridad que las
dem IS, nj una sola vez IL VI en- todo el ca
mlao-
al septim, dia de Marcia vi desde 10 alto
de una colIna una multitud de ediflcios. Era
Paris.
Hicimos alto para esperar que legara la
noche, y iuego que oscurecio volvimos & po
nePnos en- marcha- Pssamos por una puer-
ia, mas ALA dc la c1si oil primer objrto que
So presenf6 mi vista fue IN immense edif-
clio que por sus atlas paroles conoci que se-
ria slgdn m monasterio. Tomamos la dsre-
cha, al cabo de diez minutes nos hallamos
n Ia plaza de Ia Basfilla Entonces un
honbre, q1e arrimado una pusrts al pa
rec .r nos est sbl espersndo. 80 lleg5 al jefe
lie nus-tra eseolta, diliendole:
-41ui IS.
Fl Jele ID la escolla So vc:yi6 L,sis mi
- 10 ofs. senora, dijos hsmos llcg4do.
Y apeaaeo / .del cAbAllo ma ofreci6 la ma |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
Unquento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
Dor Ell UNGUENTO DERM6GENO en-
las Aagas qaemadHyas. jNanefss, ps-
cssduyas de uosq.itos lepra afyieasH.
sa5aaonss, elefantiasis sxm0yss, az
cual4uisy pyocsdsncia, ,enmatis~so, ~
ce,as, Asy1dds ds c~alqYie, anna, p0-
nadisos &., 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especihco Sc
hace.
Deposito: Fa,macia Central de I.
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
ROBERTO GRAHAM
INGENIERO
PONCE. p r.
Los s,sfroscr5tos nsedacos ciryyessos
con eieycecso en- esta cea1dGd,

| A<co Wff tSoOS quo NeCWItOo CW cs/tS5sco
con ejeycacso en- esta csastlsd,
| Certi6can: que han comprobado "a en- Ia
practica Official, "a en- L. particular, durante
| Is epidenia varlolosa reinante eu esta ciu-
| dad, Ia oicacia incontestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu-
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Arecibo bajo su direeci6n.-Diriase que di-
oho senor Seijo despues de IN coneienzudo
detenido sstudio, ha conssguido perfec
cionsr 81 nivel dc los Institutes Europeos
de su fndole, 81 eultivo de aquel virus pro-
ilactco do IL viruala hasta el extreme de
poder asegurar = afirmar los que guscriben,
ono en- estg poblacion ha producido tan fe
ices resultados ha obteni0o tao lisonjeIo,
atisfactor;o brillante 5xito, que SO han
corseguido con So eupleo propagation el
e5 5terninio do Ia viruela que aterrorizaba y
diazsnaka ests poblacion desde hace disz y
ocho nleses. no vaaIiaDdo pOr ends los in
frascrstos or pU5iioar-l1o tan solo por Tae-
die da Il. present GO ssno Jue tazn Glen por Is
preaaa periodics. dol pals scr nscasario-
que ia linEa vacuna esLraida de Is tsrners
tei preeitaao Institute ea superior pxefe-
ribla lodas Las denlas usssdas eE Ia isia, IN
oluso IS de Londras, 7 cue estadlsblcanente
a dado mejor 2 1aas resul5ado, hasla 81 e1-
trano de hsber ooEseguido Ia pssssulacsJs
cncsss0i en- III Eoyentss por cianto. para
que conate y valga donde convenir pudiere
4 don Santiago Seijo espido la pregente en
Ponce III de Mayo Dc 1889.-Dr. Baltasas
lsssgs4eg-Dr. CoTcbedo-L2r. Heuer6n
Psgans-Ls. Cofosses-DT. VsdGa Rses-Dr.
Essseo Eoeat q 0sssIso5-DF. .Yssass zgaes;Gs-
Dr. III. Zsyso Gasadsa-La. Cassnsir0 g.. del
VrIk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

-Seflora, dijo ell Jsfs de la escolta, estais
on yuestra casa, aqui termina Ia mission de
acompaharos ode lemos reeibido. tpuedo IL
sonjearme de haberla cumplido seg1n vues
tros deseos con ell respeto que Sc nos ha
recomendadol
-Sl, sefor, lie conteste, deho daros Las
sracias. QfrecGdselas. tambi6n en- mi ngH-
bre los que me han aconpafi ado, quies
nes desearfa remunerar de una manera Mzg
efcaz. Pero NADIA Poseo,
No paseis cuidado por ESQ, sonora, "a
astan iargamente recomponsados.
Volvio montar q caballo me salud0,
dirigiendose aus compafieros:
-Venid conmigo, les dijo, cnidado con
que mafiana se acuerde ninguno de voso-
tros de esta puerta 10 bastante para reco-
nocerla.
Dichas esias paIabras, la escolts SO alej6
al galope por Ia Gale de San Antonio.
FL primer cuida 10 de Gertruds fue csr-
rar la puer IA, solo pcr el ventanillo pudi-
mos YER ell csmino que llsvaba In escolta
que de nosotras Sc acabAbz de separar.-o-
Despues ios dirigimos hscia la ecxe,e--,
donde' estaha il ltmpara. Gsttrnd.s lk'toff3
y marcho adsial.e. = 20
Snbimos los esoalones y nos encontra mos
On oil corredor; hall banse alberta las tres
puertas.
Entramos por la de en- medic v nos en-
contrsmos en- este mismo salon, 1ises
hallaba iinminzdo como ahora la ze de
Aorl esa pnerts, VI un gr1 DIn ds
tocador, despuss abri esa OF, Etn Pro-
nj Quart, dc dormir,. me ha] btSh
etrato era el mismol
n "a avv.fv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
pARA CARRETERAS

Sc veyde casa nsitad de So ualos, una md
gss;ssa trstssSodora de aiedro me,sstEa para ca
rfsteros, con ss4 csldera deu.Gs psezas, en-
mssy bs@en sstado IN Daartssaete de rsps4esto
.sg g~e ie s,sterese psseds dsTsgsrse doss Ro
bcs-s Q5g4ans, e,s esta csssdgd
passr< Is-s@-e-o II ~ 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
Gran depuratsvo regetal !

iGran depuratsv0 regetall I
sea extracto duido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO.
u,o alterantes y sudorihcas.
Cada onza huida representa- una
onEa de las plantas que conttene.
PURAMENTE VEGETAL |
FL mas conocido, ssg1ro y rdfsdo
purifcador de la sangre!
Conserva 81 CUTS tsrso y ibre de
syapcso7ses y .gyan0s!
Pueden usarlo hasta los nifios.
Deposito: Fayssacia Central, de J.
Ferrer.
3 mT3v p. S. Nvbre. 2 de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
HIO7E
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE.-HAITI

El propietario que auscribe ofrecs lag CO.
modas vsntiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel tcdos los puertorriqueiios extran :
geros de transito estadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- Ell eetablecimiento SO habla ingles,
frances, espanol 6 italiano. Trato quito; SER
vicio escogido.
Tenenlos sucursal en- al aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizot6n) para los pasageros
enfermos que sersn trabados cen esmerads
sclicitud
r. GONZALO MARIN
Enero ass d 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
= . l. s III go
ALEJANDRO DUMAS
LA DANA
DE
M q N S q r. ( Al
CAPITULO XIII.
CoNTINUAsE DIcIENDo QUIEN ERA DIANA DE
MERIDOR.-EL TRATADO.
Continudci0n.
CAPITULO XIII.

Hay un medic para librarte de esta deshon-
ra, e Ia cual 20 no podia sobreviyir, y es el
de casarte con nuestfo noble amigo. Siendo
condesa dc Monsoreau, ell conde defenders
su esposa, me ha jurado hacerlo con to
das sus fuerzas. Mi deseo es. pues, hija
><ouerida, que sc celebre este enlace 10 mas
unto possible; 81 aecedes clio, recibe con
ensentimiento positive, mi bendcion pa
pientras quedo rogando Dios te
"a tesoros de felicidad que tiene
"a los corazones como el tuyo.
- no 10 manda, sino que teD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

a., para bajr 7
ocssi6a do had
La puerta s
los escalones
naba Ia escal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
s AC AL AN 30
QUIT TA-DoLoR

Este preparado indio, de- gran fsma en el
pals, cura radicalmante los catarros gripa-
leg, dolores de cabe2a, neuralgias, rsumas
infiamaoionss dsnaks afsecaonss cutaneas,
stc., etc.
Ia formula dc cada botalla indiea la ma
AGRA do usarse. 4 pesar del gran consume
10 ests preparado, su precio sera flo como
sigus: Gaia dc a medias botellas, pesos.
Unicos depositarios del Isgtisno Eaca
Asaabo
L. Chard6-s q Ca
Ponca Feorero Is de 1925 s.r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
ROBERTO GRAHAM.
GENIERO
P0Hce, Pmeyto-RSco

Repressntante de los seTores Manlove
Alliot q Ce, ipgenieros manufactureros y
sspeeialis5as en- toda clase dc 1naquinarias
para hsoiendas do cana Ia fabricaei6n de
azdoar.
Pfdanss iufor1nes .Tassio 4, 1853.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13

ONE of the pressing needs OF the cas-
tern portion OF the state is large estao,
lishment for packing and preserving all
kinds of meat 1t is false economy To
pay exhorbitant fr, light rates on stock
east, and again pay exhorbitant rates on
cured meats to this state again. why
not save that freight rate each way? 1t
Is a fine thing TO patronlze home INDUS
try, but home industry must lrst be es
tabished before it can be patronlzed.
II some capitalist wants to prohtably
invest some of his extra cash he can not
do better tuan establish packing estab
hshment either at Pullman or Spokane.
We don't mean little ten cent affair,
but one worthy the name.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
It will stand for

smaller dimensions. It will stand for
gold alone. It's candidate for president
will be an out an )ut gold man-will be
called "gold bug or possibly gold
elephant by its opnonents-and the
financial plank of the pl 'tform upon
which his campaign will be made will
advocate the gold standard without any
ifs, and's or butts. This party Will not
expect to win; it will merely make the
campaign for principle. Now for the
other side. The republican party will
have for its candidate man WHO IS
friendly to silver without being an en-
envy of gold, and Its platform will reflect
his views, and he will win When asked
to complete the prediction by naming
The three candidates the gentleman said:
! "The identify of the free silver man and
and the man who is friendly TO silver is
purely speculative at this time. But
the choice of the gold wing of the dem
ocracy Is a foregone conclusion; it will
be Grover Cleveland" Unless all signs
fail two of the would be prophets pre-
dictions promise to become facts-thS
election of the republican candidate and
the nomination of Mr.. Cleveland on a
gold platform.
The friends of real reform In the civil
service-not the spurious article given
by this MISUNDERSTANDING pleased with
the backeye given the spoils system by
the majority of 1880 votes in favor of
the civil service law in Chicago Civil
| Service Commissioner Roosevelt dis
cussing this subject said: II want to
see the civil service system become uni
versal, in the first place, because the of
fees ought to be out of politics, and the
service would be improved If they were,
but, in the second place, and chiefly,
because [ wish to take out Of public life
the utterly demoralizing and degrading
influence of the spoils system. 1t has
been, on the whole, the most fruitful of
the causes which tend to the degreda-
tion of American politics. and IN NJ way
can we so strengthen the forces which
tend to the elevation of our political life
as t. utterly destroy the spoils SYSTEM
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
The Outlook for Wheat.

Only few years ago there was great
rejoicing throughout Europe and the
United States over the greatly increased
acreage in wheat, says the Seattle Pr.
One would have supposed that a great
blessing had been conferred on the
human race by the planting of vast
grain fields in Dakota, which were due
to and needed the development of agri-
cultural machinery. The cry went over
the land that there would be plenty of
wheat and so cheap that none need go
without bread. We pointed out to each
oher that when food became plentiful
starvation would be unknown; when the
necessities OF life could be easily pro-
cured suffering must cease. We all re-
ioiced that the staff of life should be in
every hand and foresaw land blessed
with plenty and with consequent pres
perity.
Now, the newspapers spread as glad
tidings the estimate that millions OF
acres less of wheat will be sown this
We than last; that the product must be
less and the price higher. Wheat which
was currently valued at 81 bushel, and
even when it was at its normal worst,
was worth 81 cents, is fed to hogs. The
governments wheat report, dated at
Washington City on March -, states
taat the estimated amount of wheat in
farmers hands is, in round numbers,
100000 bushels, or 1853 per cent. OF
the crop Of 1894. This Is 100000
bushels less than was reported in the
farmers hands at the same date last year
TIE explanation of this exhaustion OF
farm reserves is in large measure to be
found IL Tie fact that great quantities
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13

THE farmer who has fat steer or a
few hogs to turn off these times Is The
one who has the least to say about panic
and financial stnngency." This hay
ing but one pay day III i year, and that
payday often one man deal, will break
any man. Wheat is go)d thing IN Its
place, but it must not usurp the place
of all other Legitimate products OF the
farm
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13

PUYALLUP people should put forth
every effort to and in building up the
experiment station located there. They
Will lind 1t of great value To them and
TO the state We are sorry, however, to
note that Puyallup contains few cltl-
2ens OF the same stripe as composed the
gang IN This city, and instead oil and
ing the station they seek rather TO tear
down. If Puyalluy knows a good thing
when it sees 1t, 1t will set down on those
grumbltrs, who, doubtless, are dlsap-
pointed because they can't always run
thing To aut themselves with same
force that the gan here was
sgueIched. The PuyaIlup station can
be made a great success If given half a
chance. Gail off your sore heads, gen
tlemen, j, Watermelon with the rest.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
WASHINGTON CITY NEWS.
Special Correspol dence.

,J.:.1 ,,.,.,,,,,,,. ,,,,r.oo
WASHINGTON. April 5, 1895.
Mr.. Clevt land does not regard the
idea of starting his boom for another
nomination by making gold speech at
Chicago. IN accordance with the invita-
ton recently extended to him by an al
leced non-partisan committee Of one
hundred business men, ms fayorably as
he did before the returns from the Chi
caqo municipal election reached Wash
ington. and it is probable that he will
decide that .important public business"
will prevent his going to Chicago 10
make a financial speech. He has his
doubts about attempting to launch a
Cleveland or any other democratic boom
in q CITY that has lust gone republican
nv moro than Al 900, particularly when
IA remembers that the same city was
carried by $4,000 majority in 1892 by
the democratic presidential ticket. A
change of more than 10000 votes in the
short enace of two wears and a half ind1-
Gates even TO the slow moving mind of
as great an egotist as Mr.. Cleveland that
tie democratic party is losing popular
itv in CHICAGO. as we'll as elsewhere.
The rumor that Secretary Gresham
iptanded to RESIGN. which was started
apaw aarlv this week. was the source of
considarahla amusement among those
who are ACQUAINTED with the sitration.
The denial that quickly followed the
rumor WAS not headed to convince them
that sacratarv Gresham wonld not re.
sion ,plooo oomneIled to althonoh he
now kn,ws that the object for which he
obonood his poIitios-tba bons of spc-
ooodino Mr. Clavsland as nres,dent- is
;,,,,oos;hla of otto,nnept Rnt ha neads
tina salary and be also needs the friend
shin Of Mr. CLEVELAND nnon which he
do ards for a restoration to a place On
Tho ho,ob With rho nossibIa excsnt;or
=. Soo.otarr uarhar, Mr. Gresham !.
a.. .,,+ ,,,l,ou - +lo ooh;,o+ ord
o1.haaL -, o,Io Iowror ba hos hoor 60
6 ,o.;,, ,root;oo tho+ bo foors
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13

HENRY CRAM, who has large orchard
at Penewawa, on Snake river, IS gong
TO pa. in an electric light plant to fnr-
nish power for pumping water for irri-
CATION purposes, says the Review lie
also announces his intention OF II llizlng
the plant IN another novel way, as an
experiment, that will no doubt prove an
interesui one to fruit growers. 1T is
in the destruction of the codln moth,
one of the most troubles ome pests that
Snake riv5r orch ardists have TO contend
with MIR. Grams idea is to put an cleo
trio light system in his orchard, haying
TIE lights distributed around through
the trees, and Immediately under each
light IL place shallow pan of kerosene.
1t is expected that the moth, attracted
by the light, will fly to it, when, being
dazed by the brightness, they will fall
into the trap set for them. If the ex
pertinent proves successful, the advances
in the use Of electricity will have scored
another triumph.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13

The free coinage OF American silver
will be an i'm ortnt plank in the 70
republican platform. Ii it Is not, the
old ship may spring a leak.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13

This leaves only balance of l4,OOO,-
600 by Jul, | for all supplies. Ii an
other estimate which we recently pub
lished Is correct Mr.. Hyde's estimate OF
the quantity needed for export ard food
is too higt by 100000, which would
allow $4,000, 900 available July l. The
English estimate Is that Europe Will
need fifty to sixty millions from America
during the next four months.
How great bearing this must have
on prices may be seen from the condl-
ton in 1891, the nearest parallel, when
there was reported in farmers hands on
March III, 100000; and 100000
were marketed at terminal points from
March | to July |. In April of last
wear wheat sold in Chicago for Sll6
per bushel in the face of the biggest
crop the country has ever produced
That price will never DO reached again,
but Is to 80 cents bushel is by no
means an improbable price at that point.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13

have been fed to hogs aud other STOCK.
Returns from Nor and South Dakota
Indicate unprecedented exhaustion OF
last years crop, correspondents IN many
counties reporting not enough on hand
for spring seed and the necessary food
supply.
From another source it is learned that
the supply Is running short Charles
L. HYDE, of South Dakota, estimates the
conditions as follows:
Wheat in the visible March l.. 8,OOo,OOo
Wheat in second hands not in the 900, ,,o
visible .Go'UuO'ooo ~
Wheat in farmers hands ............o 9'ooO'Voo
Total supply .......... 1873, 100000
Amount for food for four months to ,oo o,,o
July ............. $500 - -, 'lo0'000'''N
N% ISo5 "''"'' 80 .''a a........ $4,000 600
A',,o' a,i,l ''' ...e,..... 10000, 900
,,I,,,,r, rohabe exports. months 10000, 900
Total needs. ,OOO, 900
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Committee Appointed by the Speaker Of
tho Wisconsin Legislature.
MADISON, Wis, March TAT the
opening Of the assembly Speaker Bur-
rows appointed Messrs. Hall Of Dunn.
Jones Of Iowa and G. r. Mahoney Of
Milwaukee special committee to in
vestigate the earnings Of the Chicago,
and Northwestern and Chicago, Mil.
waukee and st. Paul railroads, in 40
cordance with the provisions Of Mr..
Halls resolution.
Dairy Bill Passed.
Before the special order on blacklist
bill was reached, the dairy bill was
taken up and passed.
O'Neill's hill for state board of arbi-
tration was passed, but subsequently, IL
was discovered that the bill contained
an appropriation, and it's passage was
declared void by the speaker. It was
referred to the committee on claims.
In the senate joint resolution for a
constitutional amendment making sher-
ifs eligible for reelection was passed.
The committee on charitable and penal
institutions reported for passage the bill
authorizing the governor to pardon two
long term prisoners each 4th of July.