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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Oct. 5.-Henry
E. McDsrmott, assistant professor of
chemistry at Columbia university. New
York, was found unconscious at the
corner Of Beers street and Edgewood
avenue and died soon after. 1t devel.
oped that he had committed suicide
with prussic acid. Professor McDer
mott was . graduate OF Yale in the
class Of '96 and was IS years old. His
ply sicians say that for some time he
had teen in poor health.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
MORE TROOPS ON THE WA

Compauy +, Third Reg mant, starts i"'
Leech Lake. Minn.
Sr. PAUL, Oct. 5.-Company T.
Third regiment. United States 'nfan'
try. left ut $3.50 over the Northern IA
cifio railway for the scene OF the 1n'
dian trouble near Walker in command
Of Captain Wilkinson and Lieutenant
Ross. General Bacon accompanied the
rapulars to the scene Of the threatened
trouble. There is every dispos'tion on
the part Of the war department. &C
avert trouble with the Reds. out. y
this cannot be done, the difficulty wil
be speedily adjusted at the point OF TN
reg ulars' ccrr
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
AnC 7lJo IilC IN MOOD.

Bear Island Reds show No Signs of Sur.
rendering.
WALKER, Mimi, Oct. 5.-The situa.
tion here is more critical than it has
been before at any time since the Bear
Island Indians took II into their heads
to resist the authority of the United
States. The council set for afternoon,
at which It was hoped the trouble
might be adjusted, came to nothing.
None of the Indian outlaws were pres.
ent. and, as the case stands, move
more or less serious in character can.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
PINGREE Is BEATEN.

Michigan suprcm" Court Decides Against
Him In = Rate Cnss.
LANSING, Mich. Oct. 8. .-Governor
pinrree has failed in his effort TO COM
nal the Michigan Central railroad to
aell family mileage books at tho rate Of
2 cents per mile. A decision disd oy
The stste supreme court holds that ~"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
FERRYBOAT CAPSlZED.

One Hundred Passengers Drowned While
Crossing the Indus
LONDON, Oct. "a special from
Bombay says that a ferry boat was cap.
S zed while crossing the Indus at Nit.
tuu Kote. town of the Punjaub. on
the west bank Of the river, and 100 Of
the passengers were drowned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
First shipment of Iron Ore.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Jaruga Iron
company OF Santiago dc Cuba, with
offices in this city, announces that the
steamer Newlyn has left Santiago de
Cuba with . cargo Of iron ore con.
signed to the Maryland Steel company
Of Baltimore. This 10 the first ship.
ment Of iron ore from Cuba since the
outbreak Of thu war with Spain.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
Amerjc ~ Aid Welcomed.

LONDON Oct. 5. The Times, The
Morning Post and The Daily Mail eii.
torially praise Americas characteristic
promptitude in dispatching warships
TO China and welcome the prospect Of
joint Anglo. American cooperation in
China,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
Kidney or bladder Troubles

Any OF the above complaints or too
scanty urine are surely and speedily
cured by "Dr. Fenner's Kidney and
Backache Cure" Bed wetting by chill
dren is generally cured by one bottle Of
this powerful remedy. Testimonials
will be furnished on application to the
dealer whose name is gwen below. II
not satisfied after using one bottle. your
money will be refunded by Frank Smith
Of Madison.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05

AD,so,. "s Trsops Mustered Oas
eld WI, Wis. Oct. 6.-Governor
1ash;n start some day this week
x'on to urge personally the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05

More than twenty million free samples
Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve have
been distributed by the manufacturers.
What better proof of their confidence IN
it's merits do you want? It cures piles.
burns, scalde, sores, in the shortest
space OF time.
Cook & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05
Thu kcmndin mt Manila.

MANILA, Oct. 5.-The United States
transport Scandia has arrived here ana
the United States transport Arizona
has departed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05

mastering out Of tho Third regiment
Wisconsin volunteers, now III Forto
RicO
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05

Good farm for rent.
CHAs. B. KENNEDY,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-10-05

Rocky Mountain Tea makes no false
promises. No tedious treatment, nc
mere temporary relief, but Il permanent
cure.
FRANK G. SMITH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
La Iocura de Brindis de Salas

Uq colega extrangero la explica asf:
xVerifcabase un concerto del Me-
nelik de los violinistas, J al efecto ha-
bfa circulado un magnftico programa,
EN- el cual figuraban Ell Carnaoal de Te-
Iuecia ell se.uator de Lucia, nnmeros
estos que lie han Waldo al artista cuba
no, innumerables ovaciones.
Ahora bien, un aficionado rampl6n,
verdadero martirizador de la hum ami
dad por medic de III garrulo cornetfn,
pariente muy cercano de la trompeta
apocalfptica, tambien habfa anunciado
para Ell mismo dfa uno de su acostum-
brados desco3aciertos y viendo en- es
entusiasmo despertado poI ell otro una
derrota segura, determine haeer circu.
lar la especie de que Brindis de SalaI
estaba loco. Ell hotel en- que este sc
hospedaba fue un jubilee, como el
artista luciera ese dfa las mas herme
sas pulseras de gu repertoire, y abriera
| y girara sus ojos mas de 10 acostum-
brado, no hubo visitante que no saliera
convencido de la verdad del desgracia
co suceso y apesarado por clio.
Motive por ell cual de NADIA lie valid
| la infame treta al del eornetfn, va que
hecho duelo general 10 acontecido, nc
aeudio nj un alma su malhadada fun
clon.
Esto, fuera de que una vez descu-
biefta Ia supercherfa restitufdo Brin-
dis de Sa.as al goce de su bien sentadc
credito habo de despedirse ell otro d la
francesa, temeroso de que 10 santigua-
ran con un chaparron.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
Ell rey de los usureros

Anuncian de Viena la muerte de Fer
nando Linke, ell rey de los usureros, que
habiendo comenzado su comercio ds
prestamista i la semana, con un capita
de $50 frances, DEF ia una fortuna de mas
de so millones.
Linke tuyo en- su carrera de negoclOi
que yer mas de una vez con La justicia
siendo yarias vcces sentenciadO. b
total de sus cadenas assemble oche
anos de prision.
Este usurero era un avaro; tenfa CO.
mo unico criado IN viejo de ocheLts
amos viyfa en- las mayores privacio-
nes.
Los gnardianes de su fortuna eran
unos perros feroces.
Sc encontraroE a su muerte centena'
res de miles de tiorines en- billetes de
banco en- orc ocultos baio la alfom
bra 8 escondidos Ell los muros Il otros
lugares.
La heredera de esa fortuna es la Uni.
ca hiia del usarero. Ella ignoraba com
pletamente la fortuna de su padre y
CANADA trabajosamente su vida como
criada con un sueldo annual de 125
frances.
Linke ha impuesto su heredera la
condicion de que ninguna parte de es-
ia fortuna de cincuenta miliones, sea
consagrada obras de caridad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
Fl asuacate

Puest0 que en- Puerto Rico abupda
tan d>slc(oso fEuto, buenc es que se Sc
pa qne talnbien g medicinal.
l0ntiene un aceite inmejorable para
evitar Ia cafda del pelo, ell iab6n he
cho con el es excelente para suayizar
el cutiz, siendo ademas Ell meior emo
iiente para Ia gotta.
La semilla fresca y molida, disuelye
los panadizos SEGA y pulverixadE
despues de tostarlos, es IN remidis ef +
car para las diarreas.
Con ell sumo de la semilla frezea &c
marca la ropa de una manera indeie.
Bile.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19

Noticias de Washington dioen que
Mr. Huntin director general del eNew
Panama Canal Coz EN- una conferencia
con Mr.. Mac Kiniey, protest6 contra l.
idea de abrir el canal de Nicaragua es-
|tandO en- Was de construction 81 de
Panama, y para comprobar sus argu-
mentos mostro varias fotograffas de
los trabajos hechos en- este ultimo. Mr..
Warner Miller antigua director de ID
compaflfa constructors del de Nicaragua
|dijo que las pretenciones de Mr.. Hun
tin eran absurdas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
AGUADILLA,

LOS MOS uc OuDa, los n2Dit1nte>
mas simpaticos y mas valien,es del
mundo americana, segun Ruestra name
ra de pensar, y segun nuestro derecho
de decir, necesitan hoy del auxilio ma
|terial de nosotros, los puertorriqueEos;
" Aguadilla, este pedacito dc TERRA no
bley generoso, debiera nombrar una
comision de damas cabaIleros, para
saiir a buscar domicilIo, = por Gale.
II callelas, y palacies y suburbios, pro
|teccion pera nuestros hermanos.
iQue palpiten los corazones al nom
bre de carload; y 81 no hay dinero ven
damos hasta la cruz del sagIario, como
dijo un poeta espailol.
Sc trata de celebrar una asamblea en-
la Capital, Aguadiila ha designado,
como representatives, 4 dos individuos
que se 10 merecen: don Luis Torregro-
ga, Lcdo. en- farmacia don Fernando
Acosta, concejal del Ayuntamiento-
No indicamos ell obicto de la misma,
por ser conocido de los lectores de este
simpatico diario.
junta, surJa la fraternidad de los puer
|torriquehos!
La pobre mujer en- nuestra anna In Bc.
rinquen, vlvfa pegada al pedal de IL
maquina de coser, para ganarse un mi
serable diario: surge ahora una empire
sa periodfstica, que lie proportions me
dios de trabajar con menos riesgo De
su vida y su salud, y con mayores bene-
ticios materiales, y allf acuden las gen
tiles paisanas nuestras, rendirle culto
al trabajo que dignitics., dando eiempIo
| de laboriosidad muchfsimos que per
tenecen al seAo distinto.
lBendita sean las damas borinqeen.s,
Nos causa verdadero regocijo ell sa-
Der que han entrado q formar parte del
Ayuntamiento de Ponce, tres obreros
dignfsimos. Bien, hombre, bien: lley6
ell momento de que SUDAN tambian ios
que no han hecho mas que trabaiar to-
da la vida para que los demas se e7sca-
1unae7a, quedandose eilos siempre deba-
| jo, y olvidados de todos. Ash, asf es
como sc prueba la verdadera democra.
cia.
Hablo ell honorable General Henry,
y dice cosas muy buenas, demuestra
que tiene buen deseo de que prospere ell
Pals; 10 que 81 no nos ha gustado, es
ESQ de cortarle I'M ala al periodismc,
~ que no Sc pueda censurar 4 las auto
rldades. En- Espafa, que va sabemos
que no es de los pueblos mas adelanta-
dos de la TERRA, no Sc pone al periods
ia, valladares, nj diques, nj barreras.
FL periodico es luz, y la luz debe hacer-
sc en- todas parties; ahora bien: 81 Sc
convierte deagraciadamente en- libelo,
entonces, debe sumergirse en- una cloa.
Amar, yque es amor?. Tcda In vida.
10 mas grande y msgnffco, fecundo:
llama en- ell pecho por Jehoya encendida.
y caanto LENA de extension del rnundo-
j. VIDAL CARpoNa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
GabrieIa Bompard

Esta complice del asesino de Gouffe,
dicen las uatimas noticias de los diarios
franceses, sc encuentra tan enferma que
Sc desconffa de salvarla.
La conducta irreprochable que obser'
vara Ell la reclusion hubode MERCER
que Sc lie diera un puesto en- la admi-
nistracion de la carcel central de Cler-
mont, que es en- donde Sc halla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
HIC AMOR, Haze
PATRIA RST

I'm los momentcs en- que escrlbl-
mos estas lineas, debe estarse cele-
brando en- la Capital la Asamblea
convocada por ell general Henry.
Aunque dicho general ha mani
festado que en- esa reunion no Sc
hablara de politica, sabemos que
su objeto principal es, en- ell amino
de Mr.. Henry, buscar la formula de
union y concordia entro los elemen-
tos sanos del pals, lamados ortodo-
KOS y iberales.
Nosotros creemos que la tarea no
sera muy dificil para Mr.. Henry,
81 Sc prescinde de cierto lastre dis
colo y vocinglero que neva consigo
la nave ortodoxa.
Ese elemento, compuesto de los
que sc mueven d impulses de la en-
vida y ell rencor, debe ser abando-
nado. Que former ALA en- las SOM
bras un partido: ell partido del odio
y la yenganza.
Por 10 com1n es gente sin arrai-
go aun en- su propio partido; gente
que carece de inteligencia para po-
der discurrir siquiera medianamen-
te; aspirantes d empleos, hombres sin
profession, y alguno que otro perio-
dista per saltuna, sin instruction, sin
ideas, sin estilo, que no conocen del
rico idioma castellano mas frases
que las tabernarias, las que hieren
con Ell insulto, las que humillan con
la lnjurla. Esa gente, verdadero de-
trictus de la politica colonial, es la
que mas alborota, la que pretende
obstaculizar la gran obra de la re-
conclliacion; pero de ella Sc debe
presclndir aunque solo sea por hi
giene politica.
Vengan los hombres honrados.
los que verdaderamente pueden ser
titles a la patria, los que llevan
en- su corazon ell carifo al terruno.
los que no aspiran d vivif de la po-
Utica, llamense ortodoxos 6 puyos {
como quieran llamarse; pero ven
gan con carino, con amor, y una
monos todos; que vuelva la paz y
renazca Ia concordia.
Los momentos son criticos Y de-
cisivos. Rotos los lazos que nos
unian q la naci6n que durante cua-
tro siglos habia mantenido aqui los
derechos adquiridos por ell descu-
brimiento, la conquista y colonial
cion del Nuevo Mundo, Ell pueblo
puertorriqueho va a entrar en- otra
vida nueva, con otra nacionalldad
distinta, que llega, no como opreso-
ia y dominadora, sino con la bande-
ra del Progreso y la Libertad.
xDe su vida anterior, solo lie que
da al pals el recuerdo de sus dolo-
res; su pasado Sc ha hundido Ell la
azuiada penumbra del horizonte.
Marchemos, pues, al Oriente con
la frente al sol. Vamos realizar
I'm hecho rarisimo en- la historic dc
los pueblos: la creacion de una pa
tria nueva, con una naclonalldad
nueva, con una constitution nueva.
La obra es trascendental, y d ella de-
bemos concurrir todos, puros y Il
berales, puertorriquenos, peninsula
res y extrangeros, aportando cada
uno sus buenos deseos, sus honradas
convicciones, pero no cargados con
cenizas y escorias del pasado incen-
dio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19

No mas miscrias, rencores y Ia
natismos. Juntemos todos las ma
nos Y los corazones para Ia dlflcll
empresa.
Que haya amor, y tendremos pa
tria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
GEL COrreOs.

Nuestro apaeciabie eolega FL Core,
ae IDerfo- Rico ha realizado las impor-
1antes Teformas que anunci&ra no ha
muchos dfas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19

Ell BAzAR OTERO acaba de reci.
bir, Historic de los Estados sTn,dos
Retratos de Washington tamai,o 4.y -,
cen.,metros 2 ejemplar y : s doce
ma. Mapas de los Estados Unidos en-
coiorcs, tamaiio y II metros Z ano
J mapas de Puterto Rico tamaS,o eox5o
cen's. que rcalixa i 90 cs. uno. Calie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-19
JuNrA DlaEcTIvA

JUNTA nIaECTIvA
HH
a
dented e BsncoN
SUCURSAI. PUERTO
CONsEJO INFORMAIIyO EN- PONCE: peeidsnt vicen-
tc
Eduardo
ene
amplo psdarse l
general MR. CHARLES r PHILLIPS
Ponce Dicempre ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
CTPcTVAUBII4TTON.

AmorS the oncients 1t was constant P,"'"o
10 ulrn themselves round "hen they ""'S"'iP
the gods and Pythagoras seemed 10 teco"','i,
A. :, hi. .vnbois decentralization or walking
in processiol around the altar or sacre" Pla0e' III
varably formed Il portion Of the fehsious cei'
monies OF the olden time During the sacTulclaI
ceremony the priests ana me FeoP.c ~ -,
walked thrice round the altar, singing a hoiy ny IN
po ,his circular movement, says Plutarch, some
imagine II intended 10 Innate u nlos,y}r ,o,,
the earth: hut the celebrated DIVER vas Oh op,.ito
hat the urccppt was grounded Oh another io'iyh,
that as all temples are built ronilhs tHe a., ~
people at their entrance turned Their bachS ~ sn
sun: and consequently. In order TO rae t.e sf'
they we're obliged to make hal-turn 10 M b
e a me ihey cc1 ET he round in oerns Their
The sam cefeonia n1Sy the altar
three times in which all the woTshipPers PsrtuG,.,
nated SdSseE onfinned To- be observed FOR AGES
after the ics ruction OF the Dru. Heal RELIGION
ands wrilten not century ago tells Us That in
the scottish isles the people H., mr. bI,
they walk three times round them from e"sT ~
west according to the course oi mn n.b SVn ala
Dcsical from Deas or Dels, the right hanI' ana
Soil or Sal The sun ne righ{r nat ous and Ia
meated Gies r Ycics. member Of ne IiaTa no 10,
dcnosanna society which was fornea in me STATE A..
pard a. ieliowsho ard o. ron ior.nP. a., 20 The
fo2r s hps SP P9q rs 81 Eai WIZ to ac
cessve ycais hc attended Iic says; 9t,es
b rnn,nsl festival % the Iroquoia some which
obtain among us Free Masons # the present d1y'
I vi n-crv state what these were; CircUman nl'la-
ION rou~i tho council room. which Is always or an
ohInn.s s1pare form r'he the old ~; as IN
y,hf,r they nvcd we're circular. A. each rounG me
pro ,ossi01 (rhi,h OF course moved IN indian he''
following the course o. the sun. stopped ar me
naq. md 81 the room where the Tire" Oldest rles
were seated dressed IN tn" most ancient costume
OF the nation. When - procession ArtlS"t - ~"
,.uc-ables ard answers re lrr"d." Diver writes
mat IN dwelling rc footst,"e - To-" t"nrI Nl,.-
solomon with the twClv" tribes of Israel or
curanibulatcG TIE mountain three tines IN lubne,
,ro.eesion and ita' during th' work tie eacre1
rofgo' was opened In -tc bosom o. the mountain,
~ in no vtry suot p-eilctcd " Moses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
TIVE uOyNT VEPNON CLUB.

Webster says CLAN: a bivalve shellfsh OF
different genera as the Venus mercenaria or round
clam Of North America. the Mya aTenaria, or
long clam And the American Cyclop2dia says
that OF them found IN the sheltered lagoons OF
coral islands are very heavy. the animal weigh
Ing twenty pounds. and. with the valves. 800
pounds. and that Sir Joseph Banks possessed one
with one valve weighing 900 pounds and the other
valve rs pounds. Now. Mr.. Webster has never
been TO cambake under the auspices Of the
Noun; Vernon Club and IL Mr.. Cyclopada had
been a guest OF the club on Friday. al Port-aG-
Peck altogether different version Of the clam
would now appear in these standard works. and
they come. and oh, how they 90 when the mem
bers and guests of the Mount Vernon Club come in
contact with The aforesaid clam. and as to the
manipUators OF clans as Robert Rocker. William
S Thomson and Henry b. Pruser It becomes IKE
natured JEFF Thorn takes hold OF CLANS all clam.
A good sized thrOng gathered a. pier No. FOR
the II clock boat of the Sandy Hook Line, and in
by trolley 10 Port-au-Peck the place Of destlna-
tion. Here things were IN readiness. that Is, the
men wheeled bushels upon bushels % the different
species Of CLANS 10 the nres, and when the signal
was given that everything was IN readiness nearly
one hundred hungry souls sat down TO ca clans
OF species-soft CLAIMS or naTu ones. long OF short
broiled baked. cooked or friend claras-clarns and
and the cry was constantly heard More, more
clans but the ravenous appetites OF such
NJ.
cons sr.. Senior Warden. OF Albion; William j..
Hutcheons. John Bartholomew. OF the majestic
Robert J. Kenworthy. and hosts OF others must at
some time become satisfied. The dinner was am
pie and the service excellent. which Was great
satisfaction TO the diners; the day, toe,
deal one and after the hungry were MI well fl
ana satisfied the romantic spot. the pretty bay
and the ms gi.iticent landscape were much admired
and fu,l praise was awarded TO tho members Of the
famous club for the excellent management OF the
entire affair.
among hs many guests We're Nh and Mrs John
ana Mrs Mathew Taylor. DR. Charles W. Shaw
and WIFE, Thomas S. Edmonston and wife. 7. II.
War5urton ana wife. Alfred Tenny. John Budds.
Miss Mary Budds. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Recker
and Miss ST Celie Rocker, Ar. and Mrs. James
Nice Tough. Christian G. eIhardt AND Mrs Ger;
hardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Seaman. Franz Schwartz ana
wife Fred J. Brown and Mrs. Brown.
Cigars were brought ont and distributed, and the
guests strolled about the beautiful grounds enjoy
ing the bracing air and inylgorating scenery.
vote OF thanks given the Mount Vernon Clrb
for the nnc entertainment provided. and the parry
started back by the same route. On returning the
chief engineer OF the boat Bro Nor roe II Mont
geometry Lo6ga 80. S. United some OF the brethren
to his cosy cabin, where a pleasant half-hour
before parting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
IN MARSH LODGE.

Marsh Lodge No SO neld It's first meeting, 'a Ts
recess on Thursday evening. sePtemoer a. a,n1os.
evening was hot one (of course. we mean ANN" "
,hori~I,,G There was a good attendance. ana OF me
rihcsrs re cry absentee vas w. re beat WAS
n jerks who. owing 10 the excessive ne1 Mo,rehai
mo ble "a be present. w Bro. jerks Is MAJ I'm t.
" me lodge. and to his credit 1t can be SAID thSt
,h,s The first stated communication II.
ha r,Issed I'm period Of about sixteen years Ut
since he first became Mason
The work OF the evening vas me r n Peeber;
ri tho first section conferred by Bro Npp. ~
4 Agnew s. W. OF the seconG section anu ~ Sr.
charce by Bro Alexander G.. Bradley. j. w. q ,ss
exclamation of the work and ceremonles
,,aa eyhaueiiye and Of a most interesting cHt.
acter giving evidence of his interest IN the ira
pernitv and a thorough study of the WORK
~ ~ Cooree W Adee presided at the regu-
lor business Of the lodge and welcomed the mem
berg on n return 20 their duties
rho cutIook for the lodge continues GOOD. ana
bere e, every evidence of prosperity during the re-
naming months OF the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

,nt-..s ,r1,a yot. on IN, most popular citizen
"'''''' "' c., ,,.,,,,i ~, m ,asv
n~re taken tomorrow Hro Stone "ou'd DC Al Easy
winner q, was born ~ KussclbIrg, Penn, on
... g. 49,. liz rs ,au,atel In the district
'''''' % , ut. u.,,h tho
school ana had begun f1' stua" ~ muSi- WIKI 'l'
g.. .... . -.. Rtr. % g. - .i,e work grcr financial
. .t ,,r.,,s prs Inns changed
..''I..r % '',,," iiL ',resr Al that time the
tN' ''.I' .I ~ - ,a piftehur. Railroad
l.'nhifh' N.I, h"'i} ' 10, sfntlor was
was ln '3uisc %. ,I,' Nv "' DO slnnS mon a
established a. i''ss'' 80. - ai,noI \
boy, tc ai1' in.rf'@'"i ~ ,tbs' I'm,
4ft,a4ll- school. A' ihl. III ''''' 49,. - =.
become s-'iicrnty pfohclri- 40 80" hNtn
100 on -. pu MS hftterth "'rtn,hy re W. st'S
to CarIld Penn as ircig't ara tIck"t dh'h "ln
operator tor the road WITH the ch ccptoh 0i q ~"
months when 80 VAS employed by the StanuHtu
on company At Bradford. Pom he remained ID tIe
employ o. the Duuklrk Allegheny valley ana tltts-
brrg Railroad for tho next ten Years ana uut.lSS
mat tlmo Doe worked ~ every ono on me i t,r
from TItusvIUo To- Dut Eirk M. act'ih 4S t jpn
agent COR the paukirk. .N"xht.y Nd,,'y hIIu -
I,trp Al New York. Lake ~" ma western tpu-'
a. F,l,ouer he WAS induced 90 come 20 Janitsdv"h
.nI frk, a p9-itou 900 thu Western Union l"'e-
~" "a, Jors M. executive ability soon he
ti"f' ,',,,tco, All ~ few years ago he was ap-
,'t,,.d in,r,..r %. IN. on 20, together WIN me
'e,',.or,'s service on CfautaUqua Lake. Under ms