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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18

en- favor de dicho partido; y, por ilti-
mo, que entire los asaltantes de Ia quin.
ia del sefor Rosich aparece tamhi6n
complicado y se halla preso, IN presi.
dente de un Sub-comit6 republican,.
De eaos hechos J coincidencias no
tenemos nosotros la culps nj mucho
menos el respectable senior Rosich, para
que la preusa adversaria baraje su nom
bre en- maliciosos sueltos, pues no es
ese ell modo de sacar inc6lume la honra
de los Correligionsrios suyos que Sc ha-
Hen envueltos en- esos processes.
He aquf ahora la carta del senior 10
sich, a cnyas preguntas no solo contes
tamos nosotros satisfactoriamente, aino
todas las persouas honradas y respeta
bles de Ponce
Ponce, Diciembre IS de 1899.
Sr. director de La DENoCRAoIA.
Muy estimado sefior y amigo Rue
COLE Sc sirva disporer Sc inserten en- gu
apreciable peri6dico las siguientes pre-
guntas, que diriio uGted con ell fn dc
que, 81 pQede complacerme, las contests
segdn le dicte su buen criterio.
a Puede un ancisno, padre de nu
merosa familia, que nunca ha hecho da
no nadie solo ha derramado benefi
clos durante su larga vida; que no tomt
parte directa nj indirectamente en- la'
luchas polfticss, vivir tranquilo en- Pom
ce, hasta donde es possible en- la humans
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18
SUSCRICION DH PONCn

Todos los federaes que quieran con
tribuir los gastos que origine en- Was
hington la apelaci6n entablada por ell
Partido Federal en- ell asunto del doctor
Vazquez y treinta correliglonarios mas
4 quienes condena la Corte Provisional,
Sc serviran envfar sus Quotas a esta re.
daccI6n, para que fguren la siguiente
lista
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18
.LETRAS PUER70RRIQUENAS

POr tratarse de un amigo querido J
de uno de nuestros mas distinguidos
literatos reproduoimes, tomandoIo de
nuestro estimado colega mayagjiezano
E LooDarciaJ Ell siguiente suelto;
POEMITAS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18
FEDER!AILISMO Y HEPvBucANISM0
10 QUE DICE FL DICCIoN.AR
mi OUlTAMOS Nj PONEM0S
VA SIN ALUSIONES
COSAS De AFRICA
NlDOS, PAIAROS Y OTROS ExCESOS

He aqu defnci6n que da o Dnconaro de engua caste
llama a las paabras federaissm0 repubbcano:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-18

do los republicanos en- aquelIo de dar
smueraso J eabaioss al Leon. XIII,
Pontffce Optomo, Maxine g., q.
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Suma ,.... S 1888 ,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-01
HORSES COULD NOR STAND 1T.

Transport Victoria Returns to Port AFTER
a Very Rough Experience.
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 29.-With q
cargo of dying horses and mules, and
SIS empty stalls, the United States trans
port Victoria returned to port, having
been forced by an unprecedented stress
of weather off Cape Flattery to turn
back from her voyage to the Philip
pines. Of the 40 horses and mules
carried by the Victoria, taken on board
Nov. %, So were literally pounded to
death against the sides Of their stalls.
in the storm. and the remaining ami
mails are so badly bruised that the OFF,
cials Of the vessel believe that many
cannot be saved.
Under the circumstances, 1t was
deemed necessary, after consultation
between the captain and his officers, to
return to Seattle.
Purser Lockwood said that during SO
voyages he has made across the Pacific,
he has never seen such stress of weather
as was encountered by the Victoria.
The furthest point reached was 200
miles west Of the cape. While the
storm was at its height oil bags were
entirely emptied and everything done
to ease the motion of the ship. Aside
from the loss of animals no other dam
z was done, the Victoria behaving
splendidly.
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FUSION ALMOST CERTAIN.
Action Taken by silver Republlcana
With That End in View.

Action Taken by silver Republicans
With That End in View.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The special meet
ing of the national committee of the
Silver Republican party has adjourned
to meet again at the call of the chair
man after having taken action that
practically assures the fusion Of the
party with the Democratic and Populist
parties, the Endorsement of the Demo-
cratic platform and the presidential
candidate Of that party. Chairman
Towne gave the following official state
ment Of the action of the committee;
IA resolution was unanimously
adopted that a national convention Of
the Silver Republican party be held
and the executive committee was in.
structed to confer with the Democratic
and Populist national committees in an
effort to secure. if possible, the holding
of all three national conventions at the
same time and place and at the earliest
practicable date, to the end that COM
plete cooperation Of the reform force
NAV ho had"
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good, and o all - so was his
digestion.
No man should be old before his time
because of a weak stomach, sluggish
liver, shaky nerves and labby muscles.
There is no need of it. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery cures these
things. 1t brings back youth to the
feeble because it brings back keen appe-
tite and good digestion. It tones up the
liver, puts oxygen and life into the
blood, and solid strength into the flesh
and muscles. 1t contains no alcohol to
inebriate OF create a morbid appetite or
craving for stimulants.
II have never felt better in my life than do
now, says Charles Hunwick Of Lenox, Macomb
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery right along.
I can now walk quite we'll with a cane and hope
to throw even that away before long, and as I
think l am doing fine. I do not cough now and
I can eat and sleep like a school boy. Think I
will have to change my mind about Patent
Medicines as I never had much faith in them;
two hospitals and by three doctors besides, and
received no benefit; so I think your medicine Is
the only medicine for me-
There is nothing in the world for
constipation like DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They should be taken in con-
junction with the Discovery" when-
EVER any disease is complicated with that
dangerous condition. Nothing else that
may be offered in their place will &C.
complish what they will. And their re.
lief 10 permanent. Write to DR.. Pierce
for free sdvice.
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PAUNCEFOTE PROTESTS.
He Tells Secretary Hay hat Recruiting
here Must Stop.

He Tells Secretary Hay That Recruiting
Here Must Stop.
New YORK, Dec. IA special to
The Journal and Advertiser from
Washington says:
Great Britain has protested vigor-
ously to this government against the
organization of expeditions in this coun.
try intended. presumably. for the as
sistance Of the Beers. Lord Paunce-
fote made the protest al the state de-
partment and Secretary Hay has re-
ferred him to the secretary Of war.
1t is no longer a secret that expedi.
tons of Importance are being organized.
The most notable of these has its ht ad-
quarters in the suburbs Of this city
and another will be equipped in New
York city. Both Of these organizations.
it is said. have backing and
are under the secret auspices Of an
agent of the Transvaal now in New
York. 1t is understood that there are
millions of Dutch and French money
behind these fhbustering expeditions.
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Notice 10 Owners TO Build Sidewris.

Notice IL hereby gwen ths. al n meet - - the
CITY council ofirc ttv OF MAJ. SOY. S,u a Ia
kota, feid on The 9,hsdf o: November, Iss9. a. =
o clock p. m..i IN he CIV h. II wee co -.cc cd ~.
de by sad Guy councl tuat ne 90 y c
necessity and CONVEX rG1e Geme9u ~. hs,.
walk o'tcc cnerac - and ! =. eco et b" a.
o'' snccs o, be CT y, De N ao4- .c.
heie haf or mentioned and dc.c ed = III o. e
date end at .ae time I'D pc 40 c.a Il. .ec
said civ couu =, nfo.csa :. n eac "a m me-. .,.
hh,i adopted u fesO'r On otde sat se.>s I
TO he bn Z In cor 'otni,y wi h ..eof nyo'
u" ri.y now ~ force AID wh,cu ESQ, % vss
hhciwa. d- approved b. ;re Lns orlad sow nj
retosc ~ my oficc, and which sd . dews ".
ordered 20 be built and completed ,uc e., , n.
usew hin thirty days a. e ne comp'ee, Or d.
Iication on = notice ard y not 60 corc ~ e..
same W be DR. 7 Ivy ne J. y OF NadfAoga-, 10
expense i1c.cof assessed &c ust The ,op, %
p-cmis"s trd which enid Sidewalk . To be on The
nof.h slde OF Tenth sect and IN 'ont O. ,bo
io,""ihs lots. b ocks aud prem seq, owt.:
commencing at tie southeast CO lcr o. bloch
eleven Oh, OF North Mad, son, hence wee
a,oug we routh side of blacks Elk ~ sal .h.e,
t3ao! North Madison to Washington avenue.
That said eidewa'k 10 10 be consii &C Ell /, nc
o 1.-THE city Of Madison, South Dnko,v, now !,
io;te and must be fully comp icied wi, an ,bt :,
day- amer the completed publication OF IN . no
Ice.ov ne different property owners At lie
own exp. nee and cost, and 10 not 90 br,,, an,
completed within that time the came win J,
ou'i' by the city aud the expense th.rcor ?.
ses-ed against the %abnttine premises.
ny order ~ the city council.
dated this Goth day Of November, 1899.
City Auditor of.h.e City Of Madison. south "M D.
kO'a. o""'" ~
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Notice Of Chattel Mortvave kale

Whereas default has been made in tho copd,.
lions Gil certain chatiel mortgage, dated this
18th day OF Augnst, A. u. 1895, given bv Han
Z. hiloen and Peter j. Rnen, mortgavors. to Tho
Minneeota Thresher Manufacturing COMPANY of
ss.I.wete!, Minn., mortgxgec, said MOI gage ana
the above named mortgagce, and said mo, .OaSe
nsx!ne ocen duiy died In the Office Of the register
= y ueeos o. Lake county, NOuth Dakota, on the
~ nay o! August, A. y. 1926, a. No. 98,3O|. and
"n'en RAID mortgage was given mon the follow.
.uH property ~ ueacribed In said mortgage. 70
NJ: Une ishorse Giant engine, No. 3,ssa, The
same beings straw. burner, together with other
property. (Esld engine 1, now standing IN Tie
s.rset northeast Of Peter fiansnn's machine ehon
u Mecieon, b. d., IN charge 0f said Hanson. and
~ NC examined by any pros pectiye purchasaY !
neleas there 10 now due on eaid MORTGAGE and
=, aent thereby secured, principal ana Interest.
~. sum Q! $'s6.1l. Whereas said default con.
VOW. tn'efnre. notice IL hereby given that bv
virtue q the power of pale IN said mO,trsre
and pursuant to the etainfc
~ =. eneh case made and provided and
~ me order Of the owner Of said
m1T.esse ! have taken possession Of, and wiI
i:n, . "f.!ards livery bsro, In the city Of Mad.
nsy, the o.h Day Of December, 4. D. 1859, a. the
the h.igheat bidder fCs cash, 10 pav ths iehs ~ .o
c.r g" ~ :sid mortgaes s,d On attorneys ics az
n; ~" sno tns costs and expenses IT foreclosure.
s 1Ss esopsrsy N said nortGass dsscptbrd, 10 vii;
ccmS s"t'n ".. nss:!no.Iotc described which isyali
Dated q MsdiscS. Soatk Dakota. I'll, as.n Az
TaS MiNsts;oTTiA' -: TT;aisssusx xAxu,Ac.
TUNING GO, aostea9ss.
~. SOBER, Attorney Tor AestsAsss.
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Whereas. David ". L.ci:hfua sd ~
Leighton, his wife, n Ors,!o , ~
single, ~ Lake county. South nskf'' !
gore. gave to a. Il. schmidt oi Lsse ]
Sou;h Dekoia, mor.csgre, then noNts-1
January 3ist, ls.s.. and died for RECORD . !
acr nj the register OF te"d. ~ LaAe9
south Dsfo'a. on the is' CAV et seI-NJ
NJ i0.D a. m, and recorded N 57os "
gage, OF page 10, upon !ane. te'.-
scr bed. 10 seeure one PROMISED! ioe /
dated January 81, !s!~. niih .bi'.'.s 81
cent per sbnum ai.er due, ala 49,.
I and > ycars from Fcbiuasy ], - ~
said mo. .1aHoie shove r.eulieisG, ,a!Ml
q. Schmidt; and, whereas. /, ~ s'p11
said gage that II de!au.. .bt-S ~ /
amy Of the pro, sion. OF said uoT-@- /
meni Of principal or interc.i"beH ny ,
came due, II shaIi be lawful ior %. :" "a
gee, his heirs or assign-, or ihf 49,
county, south Dakois, 10 ~fo.telo.t "i|
gage by Advertisement. and eelt ~ N
gagged ~ pnhlic auction as !'o,...' 4
and, whereas, sAid mortgage "aa,ti1
sikncd bv nm ,%nstrumeDt 10 IN
eaid A. q. Schmidt 10 Peter y ~ ;
Lake county, south Dako'a. oh md
Of November, A. d. 1879. "h!eh w. re.j
hled for record In the Office % !. an 4
deeds Of Lake county. South paS',' II 1
day ri November, 1899. NJ tn '..'o,-l
and duty recorded In book heed
pare AZ: and. whereas, delaH', "n I'm .,e1
In I he pay msnt Ut the pt'nc'p". s.i(
said mortgage when due. 10 WI. ,os .
FEBRUARY lat, 1892, and thct' and nj
claimed 10 be due upon said io.n otsl6q
nj the date Of this notice the sAm ,a,al oil
cips' aud ~ 81 interest, MAXIM aud.
besides 5000 legal nitorne! : nss, ind
Ms, no action or proceeding h@s by al
at law to recover the debt -nsqiit ,c no,'ce
gage or any part thereof. iNp'iIh h. ,orced
by given that eaid mortgage '.ha,.a Of
. sale ut pnblic auction by ~. ,n,,,ag,d
cou aiy, south Dskota. OF 'h1 NV u. coau.1
scs which sre situated IN I'm. ,,,ase
Dakota, and described In saia .,,er Of
lowe, IN VT: Tho southwest ,,dred sn(
twelve (i?), In township one INV 81, Jh
400, north of rance fffy-one l,u .e. IN the
At the front door OF the court h LIZ" ! On
Madison, Lake county. SCUM :, Of ole
day Of Januar., 1870, Of IN. n as,. TO 'a',
In the afternoon OF tha' 9Th cote
amount Of es,d ,ndebtcdne-r, her y, ~
Dated Madison, 3. r.. JEIGHTo
A.sicnccol A"''
D. q, uOLDRID0E& sos, ~.
Attorneys Tor A~ssiyhes' veGlLLN"71
sheriiI Lake eoHD''
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SIX PEOPLE DEAD.
Fearful COLLATION. Occurs on the Lacka.
wanna Road at Paterson, y. j.

Fearful CoIlision Occurs on the Lacka.
wanna Road at Patterson. n. j.
New YORK. Dec. 1.-The ~eastbound
express on the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railway. while standing
outside the station at the Van Wrinkle
street crossing at Paterson, n. j., was
run into by a swiftly moving accommo-
dation train, bound from Phillipsburg,
n. j., to Jersey City. AT least six peo-
pie We're killed and there are now
twenty injured at the hospital in Pater-
son Of whom some will probably die.
Others not seriously injured ware able
to go to their destination. The dead
are: Mrs. Mary Roe, wife Of David
Roe. Ithaca, n. Y. and two daughters:
Walter Wellbrook, Cornell college, Ith-
AGA; Miller Craig, New York city, and
an unknown N
The Buffalo express was waiting for
a local train to move that had been de-
layed at the station and the Phillips
burg accommodation was following the
express but a short distance behind.
The two rear cars of the express We're
broken to pieces. most Of the passengers
on them being either killed or injured.
The engine of the Phillipsburg train
was completely wrecked, the engineer
and fireman escaping by jumping.
When Engineer Reardon Of the ac-
c~ommodation train saw the lights
ahead the distance was too short to
avoid a collision. His train was going
at full speed. The engine plunged into
the rear car of the express, a Pullman
day coach, and ploughed through the
heavy timbers almost it's entire length.
This car was lifted from the track and
pushed to the top Of the mex car, also a
Pullman, pulling off its end and almost
completely t~elescoping it. The engine
Of the Phillipsburg train was torn to
pieces. The wreckage caught fire, but
was soon extinguished. Within a few
minutes police reserves, firemen and
great crowds Of people came to the res
u of those in the great tangle of wood
and iron. The dead were laid out in
the depot as fast as recovered and the
injured taken to hospitals.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-01
Coinage For Move m Der.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The total
coinage at the mint during November
was So. O36. go, which represents 10. 4l5,.
2l0 separate coins. OF the gold coins
to the value Of 81, COS, 700. there Were
1O7, AGO eagles, 90, 800 half eagles and
1920 quarter eagles. In silver there
was a total Of $l,ls2,O 900 coined, Lie.
600 being half dollar pieces; 1905, OOC
quarters and 2,34O. 900 dimes. The
months coinage of nickels was valued
at Sal 500, while 1885,. 900 pennies
We're made.
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Notice to Owoers to Burd S.dewa,x.

notice ie hereby eivcn that At q NEE. ny Or he
e,ty con- &c J OF the city OF Madison, Son b ! aio.
a: ne,n on 'he 9Th day Of October. 1879, . 3
ocioek. IN me city haN, II was ctas q. I'd and
determined ~ sa'u q conner TIA. tae prh C
necessi'y and convenience demand that / &c
!" sne soa'ac'er tnd / nd requ. red by he
OIoiIances Of tue eli 2, be bri I aopg the q, rp.,.
ana ~ iront OF the los. blocks and p emises
nc.e'0sltev mentioned Ard descriue end on The
0ats and satpe time and place aforesaid. the ~ Il
c.ty co1nc'I Aforesaid In dne iofm psa.ed ina
ad3pISo 2 resolution ordering said s.dcwa,x 10
De Ooln 10 conf"rmi Y Vi a he ordins VI ESQ, So,
e. now IN .0rce ard which resolm ION was atr.
war6s approved by the mavo: am 8 now a a
or" !" " ~ ente and when .a,d . ocwrik wa.
"s.esIG 20 ne nal't And completed and ready 20
Hoo!'cs ION OF ~: notice and Il not 60 done
!son sod the oxpense thereof assessor acsi".,
ne se9ulnR premises, and which said sidswsi.
. q os on ne wsat side Of Lincoln avcnus ard n
70 wit: ""' p'o"''ses.
Conmeneine q the southeast co,n., >, ,,...
eoe ~ Of Nofe Madison, thence north ai"n~ H.
~ - q ss'd block 70 the northeast Uorpsr Of
~ Sidewalk 10 70 - esestsse.ed IN .e.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-01
TRAGEDY AT DULUTH.
Jacob Schneider Suicides After Attempt
ing to XIII His Wife.

Jacob Schneider Suicides After Attempt
ing to XIII Hts Wife.
DULUTH, Dec. AT 2:3O a. m.
Jacob Schneider attacked his wife Mary
Schneider with q meat axe. at their
home in an isolated portion of the city,
and after chopping her horribly, satur-
ated the house with kerosene and set
fire to it. He persisted in the flames,
but his wife was saved by her daughter,
who was sleeping in the upper part OF
the house, and was alarmed by the
noise Of the struggle. There were
three other women in the house and
they ran to the rescue of the wife. but
Schneider drove them out Of the house
with the clcaver. Schneider has borne
a good reputation. but his home life
has not been pleasant.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-01
What Want.

WHITE EARTH. Mimi, Dec. IA
large delegation of leading Indians from
different portions Of the reservation
waited on Special Agent J. E. Jenkins.
The Indians strongly reiterated their
protest against further employment of
William F. Campbell to act as attorney
for White Earth Indians: that addi.
tional lumber be manufactured for i'm.
provements on the reservation, and the
opening and continuance Of the agency
blacksmith shops. etc.
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with ordinance No. " Of the ord nauce.
-. The CIV OF Madison, South Dakota. nov / .
force, and mus, he CON pi.lcd wi,t'r To- ~ dave
s'ter he completed publication ~ hi. notice, b :
TIE q terent p-pperts owners. at IN. : own ex
pen-c AID %. and 4 hot so huilt ard completed
vi hin iuat I me tue sane vii be built nv In.
g. ano the expense thereof assessed against
the abni ng premises.
Nv order OF The c - council.
Dated this Hth d., OF November. $50.
WM. RAJ.
CITY Auditor ofthe CITY o. Maaiton. South Dr
kota.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia, Dec. IAN.
other suit attacking the validity of the
franchise of the Omaha, Council Bluffs
and Suburban Railway company has
been filed in the district court, the allie
cation being made that fraud vas used
in obtaining the name. The complain.
ant is w. H. Rogers, a person unknown
to any Of the defendant company's Of.
fcers.
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CHICAGO. Dec. AT q conference
at the Auditorium hotel by representa-.
tives of the universities of Chicago.
Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois an
agreement was reached practically set.
thing all the difficulties existing be.
tween them in athletics.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-12-01
MINERS RETALfATE.
General Suspension of Work In south
eastern Kansas Ordered.

eastern Kansas oVucEeu,
PITTSBURG, Kan. Dec. 1.-The eX-
element in union labor circles result
ing from the action Of Federal Judge
Williams, sitting at Fort Scott. in sem
fencing John P. Reese. the Iowa mem
Der Of the national executive board OF
the United Mine Workers of America,
to serve three months in the federal
prison for alleged contempt. has cul-
minated in an order for retaliation.
The order calls for a general suspension
of coal mining in the entire district on
Monday next if by that time Mr.. Reese
shall not have been released in an hon.
orable manne by the federal court. II
it shall be strictly observed the orde,
for suspension will effect thousands OF
miners in the Southeastern Kansas dis
rrict
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New Jersey Interpretations.

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec. 1.-The report
Of the secretary of state on incorpora-
tons for the month Of Novemb Der shows
that lib companies Were chartered and
$32, 500 received in fees. AS compared
with November of last year the cor.
poration business shows a large de.
crease,
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dohSh AiS dSS.
True enough.
He was young
because his
h eart W a s
you &; his
step was firm;
his y was
bright; his
! a u & was
Gle a a n d
m his
appetite was
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EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. D c: l.-At
Chester. ". Va. just opposite here.
John johnson. a negro railway labore-.
approached Mrs. Mary kidder, keeper
of a railway clearinghouse, and de-
manded $500 which he knew she had
hidden IN her house. She refused and
he beat her to death, but did not get
the money.
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To Prevent Consolidation.

DENVER, Dec. Judge Stimson Of
the district court of Teller county, in
his chambers at Cripple Creek, issued
three temporary injunctions to prevent
the contamination OF the scheme Of
consolidation of the railroads now OPP
Grating to the great gold district.
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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Another System IL successfully Tested
at Lexington, Ky.

Another System 10 SuccessfuIIy Tested
at Lexington, Ky.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. IA new
system of wireless telegraphy was
tested here by Professor X. G.. Sturte-
want. 1t proved successful in every re.
spect. Sturtevant says it possesses
qualities superior to Marconi's system
in that instead Of transmitting in waves
the message is sent in parallel lines in
two directions and cannot. therefore, be
taken Unfortunately by persons not
intended to receive them. Another
point OF superiority, he argues, lies in
the fact that the instruments are the
perfection of simplicity, consisting OF
an ordinary dynamo and ordinary tele-
graphic receiver.
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Tennessee Roys at Homo.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l. - The
First Tennessee regiment arrived dur.
ing the day from San Francisco, where
it vas mustered out some days ago
upon its return from the Philippines.
The regiment came in three sections
and was accorded o hearty welcome.
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TAHLEQUAH, 1. T., Dec. both
houses of the Cherokee legislature have
finally passed the bill extending to july
l next the time for congress to ratify
the Cherokee treaty. The treaty is
practically the same as that made with
the Dawes commission.
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Wonderful DEVELOPMENT.

Watts-The development Of the sense
of touch In the blind Is something a.
ways q wonder to me.
Gotrox-I have It pretty well devel-
oped myself. ! have got 80 I can tell
q borrower two blocks away.-lndian.
apolis Journal.
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Further Opportunity to Soil honda.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The secre.
tary Of the treasury has announced that
he will continue until the close Of bust
ness on Dec. % to purchase any United
States bonds offered known as 4 per
cents of 1907 and 5 per cents Of 1904.