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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

En- Maya giiez tambl6n algunos detallista;
han eleyado ell precio de los fosforos de Bo
lfvar SIN timbre, a : ) ochavos.
NO ca este nm hecho penado por el Co
digo'
Suestro querido amigo de Humaeao don
Serafin Noya, pasa por el amargo dolor de ha-
Der perdido So uuica hija, nina de corta
edad, que era el encanto de 81 hogar.
Solo tres dfas de enfefmedad bastaron
para arrebatarla al carino de sus padres.
La numerosa corcurrencia que asistio al
entierro, fue muestra do las simratias do
que gozsba la desgraciada nina.
Reeiban les esposos Noya Ia sincera EXPIRE
sion de nuestro duelo.
Don Vicente Perez, vecino de la Capital,
denuncio en- Ia prensa Ell heeho de cue va
rios detail stas de aQuella cudad vendian
where's con peso incomplete.
Con ESQ motive trata de cclebrar una
reunion el Centre de Detallistas para ave-
riguar 10 que haya de cierto y censurar la
conducta dc los pulperos one no procedan
correctameDte.
De "a. - .errnedades mas moleetas que
atacap /. humanidad con mucha frecuencia,
son q es,na, la bronquitis, Ia tos pertinaz y
81 ge erai todas las de las Was reepirato
eias.
r'eio ho hay remedio tan ehesz para elias
emo q yara6e del DR.. Snat0,a preparado
por Ell L;cdo. Gsdes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

pcluye tambi6n al Jap6n, al cual SO lie
Fidera como parte integrante del mundo
'cIekifico, pues actualmente posee en- Toxic
un observatorio especial para los temblores
de TERRA
Otro peri6dico, Astronomta Popular, re-
cientemente fundado, sc encargara de vul-
garizar los resultados de la alta ciencia ex-
puesta por el primero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08
GnHlhG IN magnfico iDs
VHU trumento de Agri-
Sul UI mensura, compile
WV yhbNI tamente nuevO.

Desde hace dos dias SO encuentra enfermo
nuestro apreciado amigo don Gullermo
Schuk.
Deseamos su pronto restatlecimiento
Juan Jose Cintr6n, Zoilo Montaleo ia
cinto Camareno, tueron detenido8 on 81 dep0
sito municipal por expender leche adulterada.
Juan Berries fue denunciado por Ia mis-
ma falta.
Sc nos dice que son muchas las 9acas
prenadas bueyes vieJos que Sc sacrifcan
diaramente en- el mercado.
mo Sc ha enterado de esto todag{a el re
nor Alcalde7
CalcutaB mate; gonna superior; Beoerros
matea; vaqueta fina; B6falos franceses y
otros materiales para zapateros talabarte-
ros ofrece 8 precios m6dicos, la casa de Plza
HermanOs AtOcha f. 2-6
Bajo la direction del arquitecto munici
pal, nuestro amigo el Sr. Domenech, Sc es-
tan practicando trabaio5 im2ortantes en- los
abovedados del acuedncto, que 80 hallaban
en- NAL estado.
Muy bien.
Pero todo resultara initil mientras al
Acueducto no Sc le ponga un flltro, para evi
tar que ell pueblo beba aqua cenagosa.
La Junta del Creliito D -ih3rro pobce'to,
ha acordado en- su Ultima session, dar prin-
cipio & sus operaciones, abriendo dicho es-
tablecimiento al phblico, el pr6ximo domin-
60 dez del corriente.
Ell acto inaugural tendra lugar q las ocho
de la mafiana del citado dia,
Damos las gracias por la invitaciou que
= IL, In Il ~frrrC
>--tro colega La Ls6ertot.,
enoo.o editorial, titGlado Po, la co1sco,,i AZ o
n Ell que Sc aboga por que desaparezean
lertas diferencias que tienen diyididos los
OmbIeS de nuestra cOlectivldad
Creemes cue ESQ es 10 patriotico. Para
,s autonomistas DO deberia haber mas enc
ligo que ell enemigo comuu.
Pero por desgracia no sucede aSI. c
Hemo3 recibido ell primer nlmero de
"a Bomba, periodico que ha empezado I {
ublicarse Ell esta ciudad bajo la direction /
g nuestro amigo don Eyaristo Izcoa Diaz,
que sc dedicara la defensa del pueblo.
Por cierto que viene otufado por que di- /
mos que ell sefor Izcoa habia sido hasta
ace POGO reporter de La DEMoCRACIA. 1
Y dice que debfamos llamarle comp1dero, {
orque no fue reporter, sino g0cetiilero de
ste periodico.
iPero' hombre; 81 reporter : gacettliero Il
& Ia misma cosa.
Deseamos & La Boinba, 8 mejor dicho, al
ompanero. todo genero dc prosperidades.
Auoche, en- los precisos momentos en- que {
g aDria la t6mbolo iba empezar la re- {
reta cayo un fuelte chubasco, Y agu6 la s
estd.
Hasta ell domingo, pues, no habra tom
ola.
Para que SO yea el POGO beneicio que re-
ulta para este pats con Ia aplicacion de Ia {
a. columna las procedencias de los Esta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

La yenta por acciones de un solar que pos
SEQ en- Ia calle de La Villa una maquina
de cosel. no puede efectuarse en- cate me-
como se creyo hacerio, causa de no haber
SO colocado adn todas las papeletas.
Oportunamente se avisara por medic de
este peri6dico la fecha en que sc yerifcara
la yenta.-Nemesfo Diaz %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08
Los GORRIOSES

La otra tarde Nlllanuera,
orador que Sc restdurd
V que puso al senior Maura
mas maduro que una breva,
hizo una Erase oportuna,
de muchisima intencion,
que, segiu mi opinion,
ha de tener gran fortuna:
"Maura y Gamazo, santones
& la moderna, decla,
uuieren que la mayorla
'.sea cual los gorriones.
"Noy descorrer ell yeio
4 descifrar su sentido,
pues ESQ Inc ha parecido
de primissino earteliO.
Que en- estos tiempos fatales
de moral y dc emociones,
los yernos y los gorriones
son exactamente iguales.
En- cuanto llesa el yerano,
81 gorrion codicioso
"a las eraS preSurOSo
4 la busgueda del grano.
Vnela pfa su sabor
= la mics sc va lleyando,
Ell descuido aprovechando
del incauto labrador.
Mission bien trascendenta
do estos pobres psjaritos,
los mas aproyechaditos
de In Historic Natural.
De igual modo yuela Y pia
lodo yerno diputado,
uno Sc lleva un juzgado
V otro ana secretaria.
Jamas en- su EN-. enc cejan,
que estos diputados larvH
van escarbando la parsa
donde III una espiga deiap.
Que en- estos tiempos fatales
de moral y de emociones,
los yernos = 10 gorriones
son exactamente iguales.
70 sc que. 4 decir verdad
en este les dan ejemplo
los que les guian al temple
de la inviolabilidad.
Y 81 ellos, de cualquier mo1o,
eojen 10 que hallan & mano,
los otros pescan ell grano
pero con espiga y todo.
70, al yer estas cosas, digo:
,Acaso pueden pensar
que una cosa es predicar,
otra cs. el llevarse ell trigof
;Ah, 81 80 fuera Button,
que hermosa ornitologia
hiciera y titularta: ,
,Los PU1yOs del m ont6n.'
" que no tendria venta!
Cuantos quisieran poder
desde luego, conocer
4 esos pajaros de cuents!
GIL Parrddo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

Siguen adelantando con rspidl
JOS de reparacion Ell los caminJ ioo tiaod. ,
de los barrios Ti6es D 81 Real 'eoinaies
Eaya un APPLAUSE para las comislN
bradas, que por esta vez no So han n,,n ~
Inscripcones hechas Ell ell reg
en- ell da de aver: s'ro chii
Nacimientos. Ninguno,
IinlIa Cr;st;no Pnd1z con Isabel Lopez
nru'g F,ol;a oistt.J nada fguez Santiago con
,;o,as LIZ. eohadO Torres Defun-
VOC. 0y.!Ps Jesds Negr6n, Tomasa Re-
y figueroa Cirilo Mayo y Maldonado.
Pasajeros llegados aver tarde de la Haba-
ma en- el vapor Ciudnd de Aeeico. j nan
Font.
Los conductores de coches n,imeros
Y 81, fueron denunciados por escandalo.
Tambi6n 10 fue 81 del ndmero 8. por tener-
\ 10 abandonado en- la VIA.
4 Auoche fue detenido el indiyduo Andres
Santiago, pDr INDICTMENT ado scspechoso,
ocupand osele una silla de MADEIRA Y un en-
| chillo de zapatero.
| Nuestro amigo don Victor Manescau nos
| envia una circular participandonos haber
cesado en- gus operaciones Ia casa mercantil
| que giraba en esta ciudad balo gu solo nom
/ bre, constituyendo otra baio la raz6n social
4 de j. 1idnescdu = c., que Sc dc 2icara los
mismos negocios que Ia anterior.
\ Son socios gestores do la nueya sociedad
don Victor Manescau don Jose T. Costas.
Deseamosles muchas prosperidades
Hemos recibido yarios ntmeros de La
Propagdaada publication mensual do anun-
clos, que ha empezado q edltarse gratis en-
la Capital.
Es su administrator u. Joaquin Ferreras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08
RECON

Solo hay uu secretI que Ia
guardian religiosamente: el dew
ttnelie
Las resoluciones de una muje
sirven contra la perseverance,
bre atento V que sabe probar Qud
todas las mujeres afectan ser al
niuguua 10 es tanto como deberis
bruno.
La muier, en- lag familias poe
economic, al orden, la proyideia9
inhueneia que CANA es un proaso en-
moralidad. Mchelet.
La primera dicha que puede dar el amd
es el primer apreton de manos de la mule
amada = !SWdRd0l
Los GORRIOSES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

dos Cnidos. publicamos & continuation, la
diferenca de derechos entire esa coiumua Y
la IA. one estaba en- vigor:
la. cs'aaa p. eofstao. Difer.n-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

PREMIOS MAYORES

del so,teo celeb,ado hoy en- Ia Ca
ptfal
T Dor feI3Sor1m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

Dice un periodico de Madrid que una ca
,,ied az safitorial de Paris ha adqnirido la pro
% aa ..p;,,s del nuevo Hbro que con el tituo
u9 D.lio, " acaba de escribr maestro compa-
~ 60 e' senior don | ois B0nAf0uA
ao oaaas da 40 oa,nSes que algnnos propietarios
piensan cerrar sus esl ESQ oe aahsla iocsaluao a.. AZ
mingos por la tarde COZ ahin. da 1uo 10
dependencia tenga algdt. as ' horaa IA res"
piro.
Maestro amigo el senorI, 80 -soi
bido en- Ia Capital un g. leyrama dc Ia Haba.
ma, anupciandole qa :, s;n,,ta ane uo Ponaa1a r1
nj su splaudida ny o. GU, s,ina -
embarca para esta isIa VI" o"ni'o' &c
al efecto, 81 efor AnfosstN. s.. oo,.-..aao
va el teatro de la Capital paraV d;cba com.
pania.
E! dis IA llegara a esa ciodad
Sc ha a0torizado la JET .tura de- c,,.oa
pdblioas para que ejecute por admin stra,
cion las obras de acopio do piedra MAJ nba
cada para Ia conservation del 6rme de< -
seccion de Ia oarretsra central, comprendidS
entire Caguas y Cayey. asf como tambien r
para Ia del trozo entire Cayey = Aibonito.
Sc ha hecho cargo Duevameute del desti-
no de fiscal de la Audiencia dc Mayagiiez,
don Francisco Lorenzo Hurtado Iimepez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

FL presidents, al acusado.
iEs nsted casadof
No, sefor presidene, pero 81
ne aguna hiia soltera
Tn hombre pide limosna, declaran<
RI no fuese por gu perro va Sc habria niue
to lie hambre.
--sC6mo ESQ, lie pregunto un caball9ro.
Oh sehor ya le he vendido tres rfces,
pcro 81 gu seguda yuelve a mi casa
La nha (diez amos toca Ell piano: gu her
manto Ole ocho) la acompafa con q violin.
Iamama un amigo que esta d. vista;
-;Nerdad que parece mposibV emo
tocanf
FL anigo. = En- efecto scflora, Ian de
uu moio impossible
EP GR RAMA
N maestro iorobado,
i un nprendiz, con de-pecho,
81 no andas, dijo, derecho,
To castigare, meDguado!
FL apreDdiz asustado
i maestro miro -
su joroba conteInplo
10 d jo:-D. jose,
81 anda jorobado uste c.
so6mo quere que ande y6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-08

Sc ha hecho cargo nuevameute del desti
no de fiscal de la Audiencia de Mayagiiez,
don Francisco Lorenzo Hurtado y JimepeZ
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09

Pacific by himself and Mr.. Hammond Mr.. Bon
ner said 10 STANDARD reporter this evening:
Jan. was the date set for the confirmation
Of the sale but il has been postponed TO Jan.
10. There is no doubt that the deal viii be con-
hrmed, as everybody interested. business men.
railroad employees and local capitalists are all in
favor OF IL. The purchase was not so much OF a
bargain as IL seemed as there is much TO do be-
fore the road will be a profitable investment"
As TO the construction OF the new Astoria
road, Mr.. Bonner said work will probably begin
some time In March, attn ough April is the
date fixed by the contract.
Mr.. Bonner said further that he has been too
busy TO take any interest In the senatorial
hight more than TO read the press reports.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
WINTERS TELLS US WHY
he Is Not Fighting BOardman on
Technical Grounds.
THE LAW MUST BE UPHELD
Once Upon a Time. He Says, He
Lost Real Fat Snap Just Be-
cause of Some Conflict
I'm the Statutes.

| BUTTE, Jan. 6.-The contest over the
| county authorship was in statu quo to-
day, the attorney still being out of town
and both auditors were again on duty.
MIR. Winters stated to-day that he was not
fighting MIR. Boardman on a technically
or otherwise. He found that the law,
which everybody is supposed to live up to,
was against Mr.. Boardman's eligibility,
and that was all there was about il. The
facts, he said, were undisputed that Mr..
Boardman lived in Helena at and after
the election two years ago, that he regis
tered and voted in that city, and that the
railroad records showed that he shipped
his goods from Helana on Dec. 8, there
fore he had not lived in Silver Bow county
the required two years. In law it is just
as fatal to miss the required time by two
months as by two years.
Two years ago Mr.. Winters was
knocked out of two years of office, he
says, by technically. The law creating
the Office fixed the term at four years. He
was nominated for four years, spent
money to be elected for a four year term,
and after election ii was discovered that
the law conflicted with the state constitu-
ton and he received certificate of cleo
ton for only two years and he took his
medicine without grumbliug.
The county commissioners were in ses-
sion to-day and transacted their business
with Mr.. Boardman. Commissioners
Lloyd and Lisa, who went to Chalk Bluffs
and met Commissioner Galbreath of
Beaverhead, with whom they cons alted
about the ACCESSIBILITY of building a bridge
over the Big Hole at that point, made a
report to-day in favor of building a bridge.
1hey were authorized to consult with the
Beaverhead commissioners and devise a
plan and ways and means for building it.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
JERRY WEARS THE buds
A Suit Of Clothes That Has Caused a
Deal Of Trouble.
KNOXVILLE WANTS THEM
They We're Made for Ed Daily But
Never Paid for, Then They Got
Into Court and Now Constable
Crlffiths Wears 'Em.

BUTTE, Jan. s.-A suit of clothes has led
TO a good deal of unpleasantness between
j. A. McConville, the Baron Munchausen
of Montana, and Jerry Grifflths, ex-con-
stable IN eX-Justice Colman's court, and
| the troub has finally been carried into
the courts. Last June McConvIle made a
$50 suit of clothes for Ed DAILY, a miner,
on which an installment of Sl5 was paid
when the goods were delivered. The bal
ance was to be paid within 30 days, but
DAILY ,iled TO settle, and when McCon-
vile saw that he would be unable to coll
lect the money he called in the aid of Col
mans justice mill and had an attachment
issued for the clothes.
Constable Grifiiths levied on them and
took them INTO courI and the case was set
Tor hearing a few days later. Daily failed
to answer the summons and "A decision
was rendered in favor of McConville by
default. The legal proceedings took place
shortly before election, and as Colman
was so busy fixing up his shrievalty fences
that he did not have time to attend to
much else, the tailor allowed the matter
to rest supposing that the clothes would
be safe from molestation as they were in
the hands of the constable.
subsequent events, however, showed
that he was entirely wrong in his sup
position. After election he made de-
mand for the clothes. but was unable to
get any satisfaction, and he was after
wards put of from time to time with diff
ferent excuses. 1t did not take him very
long to arrive at n realization of the fact
that the mills of justice can sometimes
grind about as slowly as the tabled ones
OF the gods, but he persisted i'm his efforts |
to secure possession of the clothes which |
had been legally awarded him.
On Christmas morning ,as he was walk |
ing down Main street, he espied a familiar |
figure ahead of him dressed in a familiar |
suit of clothes. closer inspection |
showed that the figure was that of Con-
stable Griffiths, while the clothes that he |
was wearing were the ones which he had |
attached, and which the court had ordered
returned to McConville.
Grifiiths could not give n satisfactory
explanation of how he had happened to
don the clothes, but McConvIlle in
formed him forcblv that he would have
to pay for them or there would be trouble.
Grlftiths failed to settle for them. how
ever, although frequently requested to do
so, and patience finally ceased to be
virtue with the tailor. Yesterday he
called on Grifiiths in company with
Assistant County Attorney Mattison. to
whom the eX-constable told several con-
ficting stories about the clothes. TODAY
McConvIlle instituted a civil action in
Judge NauRhten's court to recover pos
session of the clothes with damages re-
sulting from their use.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
THIS S TILES 1T.
London Won't Allow Any More Lynch
ings In America

LONDON, Jan. s.-The anti-lynching commit
tee. OF which Miss Florence Balgarnies is secre-
tary, Is receiving accessions constantly. Justin
Mccarthy, NJ. r., chairman OF the Irish par
hamentary party, is the latest notable recruit
The committee yesterday adopted the follow
ing resolution:
THE anti-lynching executive committee hay
ing heard from undoubted sources in Memphis.
Tenn, New York and Boston that the Jury at
Memphis refused to convict those OF whose
guilty completely, according to the Memphis
COmmercidi-Appedi,t there WAS no moral doubt
whatever In the CHASTITY, cOwardly and brutal
massacre OF six helpless negroes near Milling
ton, Tenn, and having learned from William
Lloyd Garrison of Boston that il is impossible
to find jury which will convict white men for
lynching cOlOred men in the South. the commit
tee desires to express to the six widows of the
murdered negroes and all colOred peop e suffer-
ing und r oppression its warmest sympathy and
earnest hope that strict justice. irrespective of
race may yet be kindled throughout the United
States "
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
NO MORE MO KEY BUSINESS
The Fire Department VIII Look After
tho Relief Fund.

the Relief Fund.
BUTTE, Jan. S.-The fire department
held an important meeting this evening,
at which a radical change was made in re-
lation to the relief fund. Heretofore the
relief fund has been drawn upon on the
slightest provocatIon, with the natural re-
suit that IL has become depleted TO an
alarming extent. All sick members of
the department were furnished constant
attendance and had their doctors bills
and all other expenses paid, and there
were frequent instances of the fund being
abused.
Ii became apparent some time ago that
unless a change was made the relief fund
would soon show n red balance, and at
the last meeting committee was APP
pointed TO prepare an amendment to the
bylaws.
The committees report tonight recon-
mended that members be paid a weekly
sick benefit OF 50 for not more than 10
consecutive weeks on the presentation of
a doctors certificate, provided that the in
Jurles were not the result of carelessness
or neglect. and that tho limit of funeral
expenses he $40.
The report was adopted without discus
sion. The relief committee reported re-
fusing TO audit a bill of Sl5 for medical
attendance on n member for the reason
that he was perfectly able to pay il hIm-
self and the injury was not the result of
an accident sustained while in service
with the depar ment. The treasury re-
ported balance of S436.95 in the relief
fund and $lS.6S in the general fund
The secretary's report for the quarter
ending Jan. l showed the collection of
s5i. 80 for dues and that Il members " ere
liable TO suspension for nou-payment of
dues. The delinquent members were
given n month in which to call at the cap
tain's desk and liquidate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
TO ANOTHER CROWDED HOUSE.
The Calhouns Gave an Excellent Per-
f0rmanoe Last Night.


BUTTE, Jan. S.-The Calhouns gave an
excellent production of the "Black Hus-
sar tonight to another crowded house.
The opera is one that gave especial on
portunity to Flint and Webb, the come
dams, and they made the best of their
opportunity. George Lyding sang the
leading tenor role.
Between the first aud second act a
series of beautiful living pictures were ex-
hloited. They wore magnificent. To-
morrow evening that most charming of
all comic operas, "AmoTita,n will be re-
peated and the cast of characters will be
entirely changed from what IL was last
night. Marie Bell will appear in the
title role and Alice Vincent will take the
character of iHgclo, while Robert Dunbar.
formerly with the McCaull Opera com
pany. viii sing the part of FRA BoHbardd.
Mss Bell and Miss Vincent were formerly
with Carleton and are particular favorites
IN Butte and will doubtless be given a big
reception tomorrow night. The BLACK
Hussar will bc given at the special matt
nee "Wednesday and the great living pic
lures will be exhibited at both perform
ances.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
WHY OF NOURSE.
Jim Corbett Says His Fight With Fitz
Will Take p.ace

ATLANTA, G =, Jan, s-Champiom James j.
Corbett arrived here this evening When asked
by Journal reporter if hs thought his fight
with Fitzsimmons would ever take place, he
said:
"Of course 1t will. The match has been
made, the money is up and the fight must nd
Will come on. think that it will come off in
Jacksonville in September There is no law In
Florida t. prevent it. Governor Mitchell used
every means in his power TO stop my fight with
Mitchell and was unsuccessful Besides the
people OF Florida and Jacksonville are anxious
for the fight to take place in that city on account
of the immense amount OF money those will
spend who 90 10 see IL. -
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09

BUTTE. Jan. s.-The members of the
Royal Arcanum and their friends enioyed
a delightful social session az Fidelity baIl
tonight. The public installation of
officers was followed by programme OF
exceptional M crit "a hich was partlcipatcd
ia by the best talent IN Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
Lilies Crazy Notion

BUTTE, Jan. s.-Lillie Gibson, the in
sane Galena street woman, was taken to
the asylum to-day by sheriff's deputy.
She thought she was going to Anaconda to
get married, and with this hallucnation
in her mind she made it blushingly I'M
comfortable for the officer on the train.
She was induced to stop off at the springs
by the officer telling her she should have
a good bath before getting married.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
MISSES MISSING,
Mrs. Burns Has Lost Her Daughter and
OIher Glrls Can't Ise Innnd

BUTTE. Jan. s.-Mrs. Burns, a widow
from Centerville, called at police head
quarters tonight to make inquiry about
her l9-year-old daughter who has mys-
teriously disappeared. The girl has been
staying with a Mrs. Lawson. a gamblers
wife, in West Granite street for some
time. and has had something OF a doubt
full reputation. Mrs. Lawson left town
this afternoon and Mrs. Burns Is of the
opinion that her daughter accompanied
her. Two or three other girls disappeared
from their homes In Walkervillc to-day.
and Mrs. Burns believes that Mrs. Law
son has taken the girls 10 Denver for i'm
moral purposes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-09
BITTEN BY A HORSE.
singularly Painful and Dangerous In
jury to Jockey ChevaIier

T.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. Sin the fourth
race to-day Jake Allen. while at the post.
seized Jockey Chevaher VINO was on North, in
the thigh, and pulling him from the saddle,
shook him vlciously as "A dog would a rat A
large piece Of flesh was bitten from CheyaIjer's
leg, and the boy is in dangerous condition.
Riley was given the mount on North and won
the race. Jake Allen was not allowed to start.
ard the money put up on him at 80 to was
lost.
Inc favorites won all except the fourth race.
SIX furlongs-CharmiOn won. Charles A. Sec
ond. Qurt third time. 1:2IR. Five and one
half furlOngs-MOTven won. Little Tough Sec
ond. Blue Banner third; time, 1;l7H One mile
-Braw Scott won, lily by second, st. Brandon
third; time, 1:57la. Five furlongs-NOrth won
Chemuck second, Searagossa third; time, I:1s.
SlN furlongs- Realization won, Motor second
Imp. E.iZ third; time 1:2jI.