davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16

| week.
J. NJ. Simpson, attorney, IA Durstor
| block
evening.
NJ. p. Gleeson came down from Butte
yesterday
A. H. Barrel of Butte is registered at
| the Montana.
T. F. Richardson is in the city from
Great Falls.
w. H. johnson of Butte was in the
city yesterday.
Phil Corcoran was in the city from
Butte yesterday
r. Jockey of Helena came to Ana
conda yesterday.
Mrs. P. J. Maloney left yesterday on
visit ITO st. Paul.
Special prices on millinery at the C.
o. D. store all this week.
George Symons, a prominent business
man of Butte, is in the city.
Attorney J. M Simpson was in Deer
Lodge yesterday on business.
The best thing that's happened yet
that 25c dinner at the Broier.
A daughter was born yesterday to
the wife of DIR. Fl. W. Stephens.
A good thing is always initiated, but
never equaled-the broiler 25-cent din
ner.
A son was born on Friday to the wife
of James HOOlahan of 1910 East Fifth
street.
The celebrated Anaconda bottled beer
for sale by the Copper City Commercial
company.
For Rent-Large han in Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
Ky. blue grass and white clover seed
for lawns at the Martin Drug Co., III
Main street.
The famous Anaconda bottled beer
for sale by the Copper City Commercial
company.
John O'Rourke and Miss Kate
ORourke We're married yesterday aft
ernoon at st. Paurs church.
Every sufferer from female troubles
Hager's agent. 213 Oak street.
Something better has happened: that
% cent dinner at the Buffet. 1t cannot
positively be equaled. A. Fortier
Barney Mckinley. who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time past, was re-
ported yesterday as being in a very
much improved condition.
Parents are requested to enter chill
.dren at Professor Aker's school of
dancing and culture, A. O. H. hall, Sat
urday, p. m. Three months, IS. Reel
tations, songs and fancy dancing free,
Special Inducements in the way of
low prices will be offered Monday on
ladies' and chldrens shoes at the c.
o. D. store.
Nptice-All persons indebted to Losee
& Maxwell are requested to call and
settle up Office at l.. A. Kings store,
10S Main street.
Rev. F. b. Cleland. pastor of the Pres
byterian church, left yesterday for
Philipsburg to attend a meeting of the
state preSbytery, which meets there to-
day.
Society, dancing faternities: Now is
your opportunity to learn latest ball
room novelties. Experienced and cult
waited instructor. A o. H. hall Mon
day and Friday. Beginners 7:30; ad-
Vanced 9 o'clock. Ladies free this week.
Martin c. Aller, G. NJ. D.
At the Montana--James Heekin, Gin
cinnati; NJ. p. Gleason. Butte: William
G. Blatt Detroit, Mich; Louis Friend.
New York; r. Jockey, Helena; E. c.
Morrison, San Francisco: E. F. Smith,
Minneapolis; George Symons, w. H.
Johnson. A. H. Barrett Butte: T. F.
Richardson, Great Falls.
Double Train Service
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16

Ed J. O'Neill of Deer Lodge is in the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16

The famous Anaconda bottled beer
| for sale by the Copper City Commercial
| company,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16

A good thing is always initiated, but
never equaled--the broiler 25-cent din
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16

The celebrated Anaconda bottled beer
for sale by the Copper City Commercial
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16

A daughter was born yesterday to
the wife of DR.. Fl. W. Stephens.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
AIssIa!. contra q s.. Ra.h
En- pista do los maIhschores

TeLemos informes de que el ls tavo no
ticias con6denoiales la policfa municipal de
Ponce, del sitio donde sc hsllaban alguDos dc
los objetos robados al sef1or Rosich y del nom.
bre de ciertos miembros de la ouadrila de SAL
teadores. Embellishments sa'ieron clnco pare
jas hAoia el bsrrio de Norzsgaray, jurisdiction
de Utuado, que colinda con Adjuntas, donde
parece que hay nm nido de gestes que reclaman
ejemplsres csst;gos.
Despues deupraoticar muchss averlguaolo
nes, Sc sorprendio en- su rancho q un lndlvlooo
llamado Juan Torres, ..agregado una fnca de
cafe del menoionado barrio, quien trato de ma
Ger resistencis armada de machete pero tue
capturado. AL mismo tempo algunss mujeres
arrojaban 4 una quebrada pr6xima un saco ,lle'
no de ropas y otros bultos, de 10 que Sc apercl-
bio la policfa. Diohos bultos oontenfan parties
de 10 robado al sef1or Rosich.
El Juan Torres hs deolarado qulenes eran
los que formaban la partida, en- ndmero de oln'
Co, denunciando adenas al mayordome del Sr.
Rosioh, al padre de aquel otros peones que
&c hallaban en- la fnos, los cuales sc negaronA
prestar auxilio la noohe de los acontecimlentos.
Estos dltimos ctados individuos Sc hallan pre-
SOS desde que comenz6 el sumario, por sospe-
chosas oontradiooiones en- sus declaraciones.
Hssta aquf los informes que tepemos de
aquel esoandaloso hecho y celebraremos que SO
deseubran plensmente los autores de ese cri'
men, que debera ser castigado severfsimamente.
Nuestra felioitaoi6n la polic1a municipal de
Ponce Sc la tributamos con justicis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
DeSQc Malat[.

Qaeds consumada la aggregation de BARGE
loneta & este municipio va Sc ha practioado
el inventario de eLt egs, trasladsndo los archi'
vos hasta las oampanas, que hAbfsn sido pres
tsdas Ha sido nombrado Alcalde pedaneo de
aquel csse'fo, don Jose Reguera = Quintero.
Los federales de este pueblo, unidos 1 los
de Barceloneta y la Florida se ooupan con toda
actividsd de las elecciones, luchando cen entu
sissmo para alcanzsr los pucstos de Ia mayors.
Veremos hssta donde pueden llegar en- sus EN-.
pefos. Dicho partido parece que designs don
Antonio r 'm6n Davils para ell cargo de Alcsl
de.
Han llegado por ferrocarril siete furgones
cargados de provisiones de socorro, las que sc
slmaoenan en- tres casas, para distribute entire 6
100 trabsjadores que hsoen gervicios en- pla
xas caminos. De Barceloneta so ven me
nudo muchos indigentes que vienen en- demanda
de soco,ros, sobre cuyo particular lamo ls
atenoi6n de la Junts de Carload.
Ell Corresponsul.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
Gob|eTno para Pue|to-Rico,
Lo que piensa ell Gabinete.

En- la session que celebr6 ell gabinete de
Washington ell IL del actual, ocup6 casi todo
su tempo on discutir las condolences polfticas
y estado fnanoiero de Puerto-Rico. FL Score.
tario de la Guerra puso la question sobre el ta-
pete, manifestando que habfa recibido una co
munioscion del General Davis incluy 6ndole va.
rios memoriales dsscrbiendo la situaci6n de la
Isla pidiendo al Congreso sc tomase inter6s
en- asegurar 81 <status, polftico de Puerto Rico
sus relaciones con los Estados Unidos
Aunque Ia Isla no tiene deuda pdblioa sin
embargo se dice que los agrioultores Sc enouen,
tran gravemente compensation. No invir-
ti6ndose dinero en- ell pats, no es la situaci6n
muy aproposito para amman Ia industria ell
comeroio.
FL Seoretario Root, tiene sobre este asunto
los mlsmos puntos de vista que el Gobernador
y ell pueblo y desea ardientemente que ell Con.
greso tome medidas rApidas para asegurar los
puertorriqueflos una forma estable de Gobier
no.
rs oosa entendida que ell Seoretario de la
Guerra ell Presidepte y todos los miembros del
Gabinete, SO inclinan dar Puerto Rico una
forma de Gobierno parecids la que ss oonoe.
did 1 Luisiana, ouando fu6 adquirida de los
franceses en- 1903.
Por ella se autoriz6 al Presidente de loe
Estados Unidos & nombrar un Gobernador pars
ell Territorio certo ndmero de ciudadanos
prominentes naturales del pats, revestidos de-
poder de legislar. FL Gobernador tenfa ell de
recho del sveto.. pero estaba & su vez someti
do al Presidente de los Estados Unido'.
Es muy probable que el Presidente, dirij.
dentro de unas pocas semanss, un meneaje q
Corgreso, revisando la question de Puerto Ri
60, y pidiendo sc tomen medidss para colocar
Ia 1sla en- una stuacion mas satisfaotoria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
Carta alberta
al Honorable General Davis.

Senior: Vuestra Orden de feoha reoiente
prohibiendo ell uso de armas de tnego sin Is
correspondence licenoia, sin bien mereoe place.
mes por que evitarA frecuentes rilas que oca-
sionsn crfmenes, pone en- peligro una clase me-
recedora del favor del gobierno muy neoesi-
tada de rodearse de todos los medios que con-
tribuyan & mantener ell respeto sus personals
bienes Nos referimos los propietarios,
que viven en- aislamiento, distantes de los cen !.
tros de poblaci6n, para quienes resulta onerosf
sima la lioencia que ha de faoultarles para re-
peler agresiones njustas.
Nesotros creemos, Honorable sei1or, que
podrfa establecerse una esoepcion, que en- NADIA
desvirtuarfa la intenci6n de vuestra Orden, en-
pro de esa clase digna honrada, autorizando
la defensa de la p.opiedad rural,, objeto de las
aseohanzas de los malheohores en- todos los
paises.
Puesta en- vigor vuestra Orden sin esta
escepci6n que tenemos el honor de pedirle, ma
da extraf1o serfa que los facoiosos, cuya a6oi6n
es violar las leyes, y derechos tan ssgrados CO.
mo ell de vida propiedad. se prevaliesen de la
oarencia de armas de muchos campesinos para
esgrimir las suyas contra paoffoos 8 indefensos
propietarics. Ademas, pareoe contra,io la
equidad que el due6o de una fnca en- que go
ocupan tres ouatro empleados, cada uno de
los ouales debe estsr provisto de un arma para
la comnn defensa. teDga que psgar otras tantas
lioencias, que importan treinta dos pesos pro-
vinciales al af1o, cuando una sola debfa bastar
para sposeers todas las armas necesarias dentro
de una misma propiedad.
Podrfs muy bien servir de tftulo para la
adquisici6n de lioencia gratuita de armas de fue
60 el ser jefe de familia 6gurar en- el Padr6n
dc contribuyentes por sgrfoola, encomendAndo-
SO los Ayuntamientos los libros registros para
anotar las lcencias que Sc ooncediesen = los
nombres domioilios de los favorecidos. para
probar, en- case necesario, la legitimidad de
aquellas.
Muy respetuosamente.
arturo Zzuveras.
Yauco, Dicembre 81 de 1899.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
J. Rafael G6igeI Sabat,
AvQ uitectO.

Arquitecto
Ofrece servicios prcfesionales. encar-
gandcse de Ia direction, panos de proyecto
pre-. .upuesto, para obras particulars de nueva
plsnta; asi como tambien de obras de refor.
ma, derribos, tssaoion medioion de fncas,
deconocimientos, oertifcaciones. eto.
San Justo n %.
N-a-15-l4
o.. III trozo de Ia calle del Crisso, entire
Sol y Catecrsl, est intrsnsitable por sl fan
gal que SO hs tornado slf, con motive dc 10
versi n de sguss aucias por aquel reointo, in
fripgiendo lss 6rderes recientemente promul-
gadas. Como consecuepcis 81 hedo1 que despi.
de squel tro.o es ospsz de producer squf IL pes.
te bubdnca. Tome nota Ell sehor Inspector de
Sapidad.
%. Prooedente de New York ha llegado
& esta capital 10 sefora esloss dc Mr. Jas A.
Buchanan, Tesorero General de Hacisnds en-
esta Isla.
%. Tratase por los beers de sisbar las
fuersas que scaudila el General en- Jefe de Lac
tropas britanicas, J al efscto hs psdido con
urgsncis, refuersos q Pistermasitabure.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
DetaneS dc IA QerrOta
del General ing|es Butler.

va ssbemos que ha sido ocmpletsmente
derrotado por los Beers ell generalfsimo de las
fuerz,s britanioas en- ell Transvaal Mr.. Butler,
que habfa sido el h6roe en- muchss batallas de
quen la Gran Bretafa esperaba que; fuese Ia
mano vepgadora de sus desastres en- Africa; pc.
70 hs tenido la misma mala fortuna que les ge-
nerales White, Gatsore y Meyhuen, habi6ndo-
sele hecho impossible su avance haoia Ladys-
mith
La prensa de Nueva York publioa un des-
pacho que dioho generafsmo envi6 al departa-
mepto de Ia guerra, ell oual probablemente con-
tendrA la menor oantidad possible de ponders .
ci6n del desastre, como suele suoeder en- oasos
pareoidos segaa ell general Buller. las Qua.
tro de la tarde del dis IS del actual empezo ell
svance de las tropas de 50 mando desde ell cam
pamento de Chierty, dividiendo las fuerzas en-
tres columns al mando de los generates Hart,
Hi!dysrd Littleton.
Despues de dos horas de lucha tensx tuvo
que retirarse la COLUMBIA mandada por ell gene
raj Hart con muohas bajas herido gravemento
ell ooronel Brooke. Avanz6 entonces ell general
Hildyard apoyado por numerosa artilleris, pc
70 tuvo tambien que retirarae, dejando on poder
de los Beers once osfones.
En- el telegrama trasmitido Nueva York,
no SO dice el numero de muertos heridos que
han tenido los ingleses nj el de prisioneros quo
qusdaron en- poder del enemigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
E| ST, AIzobjspo de Santiago

Aver las dos de la tarde SO EMBARGO en-
ell vapor eMaria Herrera ell Sr. Arzobispo de
Santiago de Cuba, que regress su di6oesis
Segun nos informan personals que tuvieron
oportunidad de hablarle, Va muy encautado de
este pals. el que le ha gustado mueho, prinoi-
pslmente ell carscter de sus habitantes.
FL aoto de despedids fu6 aoompafado por
el Obispo TODD ell Cabildo Cathedral, diversos
sacerdotes & infnitos partioulares de la ciudad,
hssta dejarle s bordo.
Que tenga visgs felix Ia alta dignidsd
Eclesiastioa que hemos tenido de huesped du
rante pocos diAs, son uuestros deseos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
Una e eStafa &raci ioSa.

Pareoe que los t9pos hsoisn estrsgos en- les
slrsdedores de Kirchernsrnbach (Patatinado)
tanto que el munloipio Sc vi6 en- la precision
de estimular { sus administra1os ( matsr sin
comp pasi6n A-cuantos roedores enoontrsran.
Para este ofrecio diez pfenpig por cads
cola de topo que Sc presentars al Concejo.
En- POGO tempo IN gpsrds CT mpestre llev6
al alcalde O57 oolss de topo. r..
Pero este no fu6 Inconvenience para que en-
los alre1edcres de Kirchenarnbsoh aiguieran los
topos hacienda estrsgos....
Resumamos
FL gaarda fabricabs las colas con sombre
ros de copa viejos. y al parecer le respltabsn
muy semejantes & las naturales, puesto que 90.
bro Ell CORE spondiente nimero de pfennigs
Pero el nimero de alas de com brero le han
denunciado como infame improvisador de r. bos
de topo =. !
mo les parece & ustedes que los verdade-
ros topos aon en- este caso los munfcipes de
Kirchenarnbachf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
Noticias.
DR.. JOSE SAM URJ 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=SAN FRANCISCO=36.
Precios Sumamsnte modicoS,

81 DIR. Sanjurjo ha ganadodos premios'
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
cay otro por las mejores caas de d'entes.
segun certifcado que posee.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
TRIBUNAL De P0L|C|A:

Han sido oondenados los individuos si
guientes: Gumersindo Ortiz por lesion, { 80
dias de trabsjo Tornado; Arcadia Benitex (s)
(Bien te veo) Ramon Cruz (s) (Chavo de que
so), & 80 diss de arresto cads nno; Felix Gui-
lien por embriague dias de trabajc; Ro
sario Nieves y Martin Rivera igual pens cada
uno-
1arnnfae de to lss clases 20 haceH en- IL tipo-
s'6S.sS grafa de La Gosreepondeacia. Al
oontado sxtrioto psro prscios m6dioos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23

Qc uCNnc la c' So ndmero A de la ca
DC vcVUC lie de San Sebastian. In
formarAn, oalle de San jose namero l9-altos.
A. &c
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-23
Ia Espanola.
FONDA z CASA DE HUEsPE DIES +

Este establecimiento se ha tras.adado 4 la
casa 10 81 de 10 oslle de Tetuan, donde su an
tiguo duefio ofrece comidss hospedsie 10 mas
economico que Sc puede desear. Habitac: ores
frescas con vistas & Is bahis. Aseo y trato es
merado.
p. av p.s. Antonio Sonso/sa,eo.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

The aggregate number Of passon
gers carried during the year ending
June 30. 1898, us returned In the an
nuai reports Of railways. was sol ,O6s,-
osi. indicating an Increase, us COM
pared with the year ending June 80.
1897. OF ii,G?i.is3. The number OF
passengers carried one mile during
the year was 1888. $3.50. .00i, there be-
Ing an increase of Lice 1870. .357 as com
pared TO the year previous. The in
creased density Of passenger traiiie Is
shown by the fact that In 1895 the
number OF passengers carried one mile
per mile Of line was 72.AGs. as com.
pared with 6G.S7i for the previous
year Tho corresponding figure for
1893, however. was S3.sOg. The num-
bcr Of tons VI freight carried during
the year was S7g.0O6. .3O7. there being
nm increase of is7. .30O.3 .3ei. The mum.
Der Of tons OF freight carried one mile
was ili,o77.5IG,3O5. which. compared
with the previous year. shows the
large increase Of iS.a3s. .55i.0 $50. The
number Of tons Of freight carried ono
mile per milo OF line was oi7.siO.
which Is as.7si greater than tho cor
responding item for the year proceed =
ing.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
PANIC ON WALL STREET.
Ranks Only Partial y successful In Hold
Ing Up Stocks.

Ing Up stocks.
New York. Dec. lg.-The elimination
Of long season of uncasncsS and
sluggish trading In Wall street and
persistent contraction of loans by
banks came yesterday when the Stock
Exchange was several times scene OF
panic seldom equalled in Its history.
The rate call for money was at one
time officially quoted at l25 per cent,
while as high ns 1856 per cent. is said
to have been paid. The clearing house
hanks ca-cd tir situation for II time by
throwing Sl0.opnOOO into the loan mar
kct mt per cent. hut panicky condl-
tlons again prevailed. and the closing
hour Of trading was full OF Indications
that to-day viii witness n repetition OF
panlcky features.
The failure Of the Stock Exchange
Trust Company, with enormous llnbil-
tiles, tended 10 abort the rcpresslbc
measures OF the banks. and they now
look to Washington for some adequate
measure of relief from the Treasury
Department, which Is promised by the
prompt action Of Secretary Gage In
designating new depository banks and
Increasing government deposits In old
ones which comply with necessary con
dltions.
The cotton market was In sympathy
with the Stock Exchange. price fuciu-
atlons being violent. and the close
showing heavy declines.
Wheat spectators ON the other hand
paid no attention To Wall street. hay.
ing decided that prospects OF long
war In South Africa Justified higher
prices. Oats ana corn TITLED after
wheat In the upward movement In Chi.
cngo and New York, but pork products
declined.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

and aff0rding m excuse Tor the hnal
destruction of the silver dollars as
money and their forced sale as bullion,
after the manner of the German pro-
cedure In 1872. The greenbacks, the
best paper the world ever saw, the pro-
duct of the Republican party in the
days of Abraham Lincoln, are to be
virtually destroyed by being changed
into gold certificates, to be locked up
In the treasury and paid out only for
gold.
The tax on the circulation of the M
tiOnal banks TO be reduced and the
amount of the bank currency they may
issue on government bonds deposited
is to be increased from 90 per cent. to
par of the bonds: thus making their
business enormously more profitable.
opening the way to an immediate pos
sible imitation of the bank notes, not
legal tender, excellent for getting into
debt on, but unavailable for getting out
of debt with 10 the extent of $500. .O0O,-
900; and placing the regulation of the
volume of money, and hence the deter.
mination of prices and the burden of
debts, absolutely In the power of the
banks and the creditor class. The in
evitable tendency among these banks
will be toward Il uniformity and CO.
operation of management, the result
of which will speedily he the erection
of n great bank money trust more pow
erful than all other trusts and COM
bnes. and ultimately, If the Republi-
oan party should remain in power. ire
slstible and unresisted by the govern
ment itself.
"'rhus, fellOw-citizens. the scheme we
denounced In 1896 is nearing consum-
nation. I1e policy that was denied
by the Republican party in that cam
paIgn stands now confessed. Millions
of You who voted the Republican ticket
in 1896 would not have done so had you
believed your party destined so soon to
be the agent of the forces that now
dominate 1t. Millions of you were bi-
metalists In 1896 and remain so to-day.
Now that the promises then made are
clearly seen to have been insincere:
now that consequence of the decep-
ton practiced upon your honest conf
dence. your country Is about to he
handed TO the ownership and control of
the great speculative banks and their
associated trusts and combinations:
may we not appeal to you to come TO
the rescue of the liberties of the people
and their imperilled institutions? In
the spring of 1897 the undersigned
took the steps leading to the organiza-
tion of the Silver Republican party.
Against the bctrayers of the Republi,
canism Of Abraham Lincoln that party
resolved to wage unending war To-
day the necessity for its work is more
evident than ever. Come with MS and
help MS. We believe that the highest
devotion to the Rcpublicanism you
once vcncrated demand that you OPP
pose TO the uttcrmost the present ten.
denotes of the party which still wears
the name, hut has forsaicn the prn.
clples Of its heroic days.
Charles A. Towne. chairman com.
mittce: Henry NJ. Teller. II. +. Petit
grew. Frank ]. Cannon. Edgar Wilson.
Charles S. Hartman. John Shafroth.
Fred Y. Dubois, chairman executive
committee"
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Interrogation. as a figure OF speech.
may be made quite effective when used
by writer. but must be treated warIly
by the orator, lest II provoke discon-
certing replies. Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
delights In repeating n story OF his
youthful days In Scotland. He says
that minister. who gave full value for
salary received. and ordinarily
preached for an hour. one morning,
when in splendid condition. spoke for
an hour and a half Then. without
turning hair. he remarked that what
he had hitherto spoken concerned the
major prophets. He would now turn
TO the minor prophets. But what
place" he asked dramatically, "shnll
We reserve for Malachi" Just here a
restless sister of the flock rose from
her seat under the pulpit. noislly
dropped her psalm-book. made her way
down the aisle, and after opening the
heavy. crcaking door. turned to face
the astonished pastor and people
Malachi" she said. succlnctly. Nal.
aehi may have my plaee!"
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Persons sometimes wonder why pat
ent medicines, prepared foods and
other proprietary articles take such
outlandish and heretofore unheard-of
names. Mr.. Duell, the commissioner
of patents. in an address on trade
marks before the commercial congress
made 1t clear. The government can
not allow n man to use his own name
MS trademark for other men may
have the same name. Neither can he
use a geographical term, for other peo-
pie have n right to that as we'll. Any
descriptive word denoting the quail
ties or ingredients OF the article is
also unavailable, for other producers
might use the same materials and be
entitled 10 the same descriptive ad-
Jectives.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

The humorist's assertion that tall,
Is cheap, women half price. seems in
the whirligig of time to have brought
in its own revenges. At the recent in
ternational council of Congregational
lists, every speaker exceeded the time
allotted him, thus encroaching upon
the privileges of his successor. At a
subsequent meeting of state fedora
tion of women's clubs, only a single
speaker overstepped the limit of time,
and the exception was man.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
Tea. want. Ia Ar--., so,a,.,..

Austin. Texas. Dee. ~. Goycruor
RnyrrE to-day appealed 10 President
mckinley for the surrender nf Llcuien.
M, iinobotiom nnd NIL non.c0mmiH.
Stoned officers ut Fort ltinRrold.
charged with rloilnr. etc. during the
disturbances which took plnr. there r..
Gently. Commander Mcl<llbbcn hns de.
cllned to surrender these men 10 the
clvll authorities nnd ,.o,crnor Hnyer-
today carried the mniinr direct 10 the
President, asking for the surrender OF
the men.