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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
ROBO EN- CATHEDRAL

Aver, dursnts oil s8orif5io de Ia mi
a, oourri6 N sRceso escandaloso en- Ia
lglesis Cstedrsl.
Cuando los fsIss Gs dsdisahan con
mayor recojimiento 4 aus oraciones, IN
Aombre Sc sproxim6 Ia ssh2ra dons
Luisa Boneta de YaIderrams, aFrebst4n-
dole unA caFtsrs que contenfa dinsro y
rIros spuntes de relativa imporssncis.
& ladr6n hay6 velosments poF entire
Ia nuititud sin que nadie lie detuviera.
L. ts = otroa hechcs que vienen re
gi'tfAndose en- San Juan, demuestraa 90
no Sc hs sxtrkviado ell sentido moral de
mOcha gente, para veygi 'uza de aqnells
Gociedsd cuIta J morigersda.
Eu pleno dia se ass'to por dos veces
Ia imprentA del Didri0; en- pleno dia tam
blen se ssslto una de las gusguas de San
larce 4 mano armada; en- pleno dfa SO
Arrst atsrcn 4 una sefora continental ob
eos de Vslor en- Ia slle de Gan JosS, J
en pleno diA-Para coDcluiF-se fuRd6 Ia
Asociaci6n de Las Ttubas, ouyos fnsi
dlaoei adcres d Bsdie SO oenltan.
Nj cen Bro k nj con Henry, nj eoE
Davis observamos tants perversion M
I0nta indeferencia en- los llamados svi
tarla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21

vaF6H caritstiwo qua lego esa Asilo les
posres de Ponce: ell catolico Tricoohe.
De aquells ooncurrsnois inusitada ga
Hermanss de Ia Carload, repitienio algu-
mas: e7e 81 eE Bloao de echarEas de eQut.
Trabaio cost6 haeer dessloiar el LEGAL
que sstsbs iuvadido msterislmstts, 90
nos dics que consscuencia de sllo 40 pu
do aorVirae In o3mida 4 los enfermos : In
hora prescrita.
z Ell msiioo director del asilo oas
hacfa para obligsr respstar ell rsglameu
tor SPatrooinaba sl hacho, deja6a o5rars
Lo que esta pasando sa Paerto Rico
no Sc IA Visto jamas en- pats ciyilixado al :
guno: an s'ltronsstinaisaso en- todo, ayuda-
do II parsoe inoreible II por elenentos del
mismo pats.
~ para quse Para desquioiarlo to-
do. Ess psrese que es In consigua Elem
pie este Hospital Tricochs, orgullo que
fu6 de Ponce J de In isla en- los item pos
de los dootores Pujals, Corchado, Iglssias
y Coron~E.
Las Hsrmsnas de Ia Cariiad que-pe-
sc quien peae-cumplen satisfaotoria
mente aus deberss sn sl Albergue Trioo-
che va que no sncuentran en- Ponce auto
ridad alguns que les presto auxilio, dsbsn
soudir al Obispo nj Gobernsdor; 81
ahf tampooo repsrcuts sl eco de sus que.
] jss.... spelen slN,oacto. que e. sl doi-
90 recurso que queda "a en- ests pobre pa
tria mss desgraoisdA eada dfa por calps
de sus propios hijos.
vERITAs.
Ponce, Marco I9 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
EI partidO de las turbaS

no, con aqueIIas turbas, labora por
que Sc abata Y desaparezca cusnto
es caro- nuestros corazones. La po-
Utica de hoy es politica de desplaza-
miento. EI hijo de Ia terra va des-
alojando los quest 's que lie lIev5 la
autonomia ahora cas uno; de :pues
otro, y cien y cien: y no quedara ma
die-ni republicano nj federal-porque
entire los setenta millones que pue-
blan Ia America del norte hay por
desdicha nuestra mil, dlez mil, Glen
mil aventureros voraces, que consti-
tuyen LAS TURBAs AMERICANS, Y que
Sc arroiau sobre nosotros como los
buitres sobre los cadaveres en- el de-
sierto campo de batalla.
Ell gobierno esta con las turbas:
IN dia arrojaron 6stas las Gales de
San Juan una hoja incendiaria Y ame-
nazadora, dirigida al gobernador. La
Policia permiti6 que circulara. Ell go
bernadjr pareci6 satisfecho de que ku
nombre fgurase al frente del pasquin
inmundo. Y no sc protegi6 los anne
nazados. Y Sc produjo ell combate
Tsin muertos del IA de Setiembre.
|Otro dia las turbas Sc situaron frente
a los talleres de un diario: So llam6
por tel6fono al gobernador no acu-
do al tel6fono; Sc le visit6 entoncss
pidi6ndole que amparaSe la propiedad;
no la ampar6. Para dar garantias q
los patriotas no hubo disposition MIN
guna: los patriotas, al revss, fueFon
perseguidos y procesados. \ caba-
lIeros sin tacha, ocupaban el banquillo
de los rsos.
Mas tarde las mismas turbas Sc
reunian y aclamabau jefe suyo IN
ap6stata de to1as las banderas Y IN
desertor de todas las dlas; clamaban
que Sc le eligiese alcalde, y el 60
bernador le nOmbr6 tacont5neah Y al
calde es DE oFIcIo por Ia suprema yo-
Iuntad dc las turbas. Regimen ex-
trano ese regimen por 7irtud del cual
la espuma baja y suben del fondo los
detyTtus, q nosotros, sin embargo, no
nos sorpreude 10 habiamos preylsto /:
10 habiamos profetizado. La prediction
SO realiza; Ell vaticinio Sc cumple. Las
turbas serviran para que musra EN Ell
PALS 10 DEL PATS; y las turbas Sc
las ametrallara luego, cuando, en-
gri6ndose, estorben a la absorci6n, va
hecha sntonces en- absolute y por
complete.
Es dificil demoler las atlas torres,
Ique resisteB a las lluvias y a los Vlen-
tos; d las hachas y los arietes. Is
facil barrer la basura que SO opone a
Itransito y que mancha al transeunte
Hoy funcionan ell huracan y la cata-
lpuita manana funcionara IN ins-
ltrumento mas bajo y mas humilde
la EscoBA. Combatir6mos contra o
lamargo destino. Y 81 es irrevocabl'
lsucumbiremos con honor los que su-
pimos luchar con entereza y vlvlr cor
ldignidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21

n En cualquier pals regldo por ms
ttpciones modernas y por hombres
,rltos esa denomination seria imposi-
I No. mas adn seria absurda. En- Puer-
h-Rico Is natural y cabe dentro de
6gica. Las turbas gobiernan; en-
I, turbas 50 iuspiran los nombra-
msotos; a Ias turbas sirvi6 Mr.. Allen
mando puso a Manuel Egozcue en- la
ACADIA de San Juan; las turbas tu-
ysron IN RoduLfo Figueroa sn Pom :
p un Monchllo Irizarri en- Maya
ciz; las turbas pudieron asaltar dos
Tscss al primer peri6dico de Puerto
Rico; las turbas Sc impusieron en- JGa-
ps-Diaz, On Yauco, en- Guayama, en-
Csyey, sin que la fuerza pdblica las
coGtuyiniese; en- una palabra que todo
D define Y todo 10 resume: las tur-
bas son duenas de Ia isla.
\ .as turbas son este: la dema-
Eogia 9n 10 presents; Ia anarqufa en-
b future, eL desorden asustando d
las gentes sensatas y alejando a los
hombres de negocios; la intranquili-
dad ralnando en los hogares; los ban
COS 60 paralizaci6n forzosa; las in
dustrias en- expectation angustiosa;
los buques de migrantes, llenos de
babor a estribor marchando a Cuba,
al Hawaii, al Ecuador Y a Vene-
z1ela; a administration desorganiza-
da; IA educaci6n en- visible retroceso;
el hambre que mata a campesinos Y
braceros; Y en- el ambiente de la CO.
onla ios g5rmenes de un malestar
profundo, que no puede calmarse por-
que q gobierno solo Sc cuida de uti-
liar a as turbas para que elias le
ayudsn sllminar cuanto aqui re-
presenta arraigo, talento, caracter,
inIependencia y energia.
\ 10 ha de confundirss d la
turbas con q pueblo. EI pueblo ira
bsja, produce, piensa, siente los do
lore5 coIectivos, aspira 4 redimirse
por 81 propia labor, tiene ell instinto
del bien, es adalid de las causas JUS
tas J mobiles; no quiere destinos; nc
CORE tFas las prebendas; no necesita
rslder 81 dec0ro por IN sueldo, nc
prOmuevs ell escandalo, no toma sitic
en- o. tumuIto, y, llamese federal Z
pusds sngaharss, puede
conssntir que Ie enganen; pero mar
cha Dc busna fe por los caminos que
iuzga mas ampIios y libres, y Pons
e Patriotismo sobrs todas las ideas
porque, habiendo nacido y crecido q
IA sombra de las palmas, Ia mar
gen Dc los riachuelos, en- las choza!
csmpsstres 8 en las viviendas urba-
has, ansia que 81 hogar sc salye J
que el poryenir surja riente y pros
psro del pasado sombrio y misera
BE.
Con ese pueblo estamos nosotros
con aquelIas turbas esta el poder ame
ficane. Nosotros, con ess pueblo, labo
ramos porque 50 rsstaure Ia persona
hdad del terruno Rativo; el gobier
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21
SAN JUAN
NOTAs POR CORREO
Marxo 20.


Dssde syer corrsn intrsmuros de "a
t. oiadsd los carros el6ctrioos, ipterva-
los de ounce minutos. A IL indioacion
de cualquier visiero detiensn 81 marcia.
Los cochss de eabailos han rebajsdo
sas precios hasts por 25 ce1tsvos llevsn
una persona Ssnturce.
FL general Andrsds, que hsee 20
90 salio para Haity, ha pasado Curacao,
en- eonbinaeionss para In revoluoion en
Vensxuela. Casn.a con importsntes par
It'd arios.
Aver tasas estavieron sn Rio pisdras
eonferanoisndo con ell seaor Mufloa r.
vera, los sehorsa Acuna soler.
Como Lac cuAtro De In tarde 10 des-
pidieron para sas rssidsnoiaa. La entire
vista, oomplessnente ressrvada, dare dos
horas.
Aver en- Ell syuatanimento hs h
bido IN sltsreado entire oil eoncejsl Julian
Silva oil rstsn Banito Miro.
La eaasa fa6 In proposition de Silva
sobre qae se suspendan los retenss en- el
deposito.
-Ha fsllseido aqaf do1a Rita Go
Hoy Nc le did seputura "a oadavsr
En- el natsdero dos trsbaj sdores
aver ne dieron de euehilladas. Uno de sllos
se eneuentra en- gravfsimo sstado.
-Despaes que formale oonolusienes
ell Il zeal de Hamacao sobre la esuaa "a
guida Jose Il Anguita y otros de Jua
Goa por eoaccion, serAn reviasdas aqaallas
pog oil honorable attorney general.
Al director de eareeles 30 le pre-
gunta de eEs partida es que pida se le
ol ia
| -Es insnfrible 10 que ocnrre CON los
Iladrones en- esta capital.
Antes de aaoche robaron atropella
rem una smericana.
Los vapores <Philadslphis, <Ca
Irscas> tocarAn en- Ponce 81 regrsso d,
liza Gnaira.
Hoy Ia salido para Ponce, cen oh
Iieto de irgrssar en- IL smpresa do 10 Mar
times Casado quo aet1s Ga squalls ciud id
ell notable primer actor don Joss M&ndei
ICardena.
Il La enprssa Cssado adquisrs IN valio
40 elsmento.
-En oil mss pr6ximo eomensar&n
rsclutarse mil honbrss con obieto de for
mar dos batalIones de infAnssrfa; uno Ga
sEplirA nj que hay ahors, y otro nuevo qu
&c erea.
El 1e de Abril 60 probable que se ez
pidsn lioencias absoluas los que no qais
} ran reengsneharse.
Estas tropss serEn regularss, no vo
Iuntarios como hasta sGBf. Estarkn dis
russtss ooneurrir donde ss les ordene.
Pronto sslir& para Humaoao
. ssantos prcfesionaIes sl letrado don An
Q gel Aeosta Q ,intero.
: Es cssi ssgaro cue Hje 81 residen
eia sn aquelIs cuIta poblscion, pues Ia
muchss personas de importancia que
D lofrecsn Il gesti6n de sus ssubtos.
1 Dos Santiago E Palmer se en-
: euensra en- In isls dssds h.cs slgunc
: dias.
II Hoy las onee tomo possession d
i In alesldia Manuel Rgeseas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-21

Ell nal tempo oontinhs reinsndo
On estos contornos, cads ratio ose mn
fuerte sguacero.
A eonsecaencis de este Ia grippe se
Ia ensefore&do entire nosotros.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
PRAYING FOR RAIN.
SSsaS&S So - T Esrr~S 8F{x
suprlics tioas GO Up from Great
Nesting In Omaha:
SERVICES WERE VERY IMPRESSIVE.
Members Of the CongreEatiOn strong.
In i Faith That Prayers witt
BE Answered - Situation Ira
the Stricken Districts.

Omaha, Neb., July 17.-Revv. F. Mer-
ton Smith, the noted English evan
'gelist., who is conducting revival sery-
ices in the cities of the west, on Tues
day night led a congregation or sew
eral thousand people in prayers Tor
8 bounteoIs rain, which will prevent
sbusinesAk, an%nihilation in the corn
belt. An immense tent was erected
at Twenty-frst and Spencer streets,
iii a small park located in the heart
of the residence district, and in this
were seated hundreds OF members Of
the congregations Of the city. About
the tent, the side walls Of which were
raised, was massed a crowd Of cii-
zens Of all classes and all religious
faiths, partaking in the exercises and
lifting their voices in unison in re-
;peating the solemn, powerful invoca-
ton spoken by the eminent divine.
So impressive were the services and
SO deeply s%upplicating were the
prayers that a general expression of
belief was heard that the invocation
would be answered with a downpour
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
MAKES THOUSANDS IDLE.
Strike of the Stationary Firemen Ties
Up Mines In Wyoming Valley.

Strike of the Stationary Firemen Ties
Up Mines In Wyoming Valley.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, July 1.-THE
strike order of President Mullahy, of
the Stationary Firemen's association
of Pennsylvania. was promptly obeyed
at seven o'clock Tuesday morning
when 900 members Of the organiza-
ton in this section of the state re-
fused to go to work. Most of the
strikers r employed as firemen at
the coal mines and their failure to re-
port for duty caused nearly all the
%collieries in the northern anthracite
region to suspend operations, throw
ing out Of work, it is! ESTIMATED, 3d.
900 men and boys. Some of the indi-
vidual operators conceded the de-
maads of their employees on condition
that the short-hour day was not to
hold i the men employed by the big
companies did not get the same con-
cessions. The big GOAL companies,
however, refused to make any conces-
sions The officials claimed that the
demands of Acknowledgment unreal
sonable; that they had feceived a ten
per cent. increase when the wages Of
the miners were raised last fall, and
that the demands now made upon the
companies r equal to a 20 per cent.
advance.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
ton, Pa, g: Reeves, Canal. Dover. s; She
mango, Newcastle, 90: Star, Pittsburgh.s8;

ton, Pa s: Reeves, Canal. Dover, s; She
mango, Newcastle, 30: Star, Pittsburgh,f8;
United States. McKeesport, II.
tn AZ Amalgamatsa men employed On each
Roller, rougherss catches pair heater.i
Observation-Disclosures helper, aoublers matchets9
shearman, shearnian's hsaperr th%reesopens
ers and two filters. 81 sc ~ g
Each mill empleysaaA5 skilled men. The
American Sheet tstsel company endploys
4,4D skilled men ihfits 16s fIhllls!.ksDf this
number $3.50 skilled men are at work at
50 mills that have not been closed by the
strike, They are: Vapdergrift, u mills;
4lKfirkpaltEicls gII4eed qhburg ,sS6 mills; Salisbury.
SsaniAs;s Qld Meadow, 8 mills, and scotfdale.
The number of skilled men on strike lis
6.2a0 at the following plants: Cambridge
works; Canton, O., 8; CHARTERS works, Car
negfe. 81 Dennison' works, Dennison, o.
A; Dresden works, Dresden, O., 4;aFalcon
works. Niles. o., s; Hyde Park works,
Hyde Park, Pa, S; Laufman works, PAUL.
on. PA 3; Midland works. Muhcie, Ind,
Y; New, Philadelphia works, New Phhilladel-
fphia, O., 8; Piqua works Pidua, o., Il;
Reeves works, Canal Dover, O., 81; struth-
ers Works, Bridgeport, o., 49,; Wellsville
works., We4lsvihe,. s; w. D. vWeod worker
McKaespprt,, Is. - 4 u &9 u
IN the american Steel Hoop COMPANY
there are ZOO skilled. workmens and all
Y no ~ h tD%uncansville plantsareldle.
The plants affected are: William Clark's
Sons y Co, Pittsburgh: J.. Painter g. Sons,
Pittsburgh; Lindsay & McCutcheon, Pitts
burgh; Monessen Steel company, Mopessen,
Pa; Union Iron and Steel company,
Youngstown, O.. including mills at YounEs-
Town., Warren and Girard, o.; p. Z. KIN
berly & Co.. Sharon, Pa, and GreenVille,
Pa. Aetna-Standard works, at Bridgeport
and Mingo Junction. O.; Pomeroy Iron and
Steel company. Pomeroy. o.
This makes 10000 skilled Workmen
out at present. It is estimated that
the unskilled labor in the various
mills affected by the strike will run
the total close to the claim Of $4,000
idle men, made by the Amalgamated
association.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
Court Is Lenient,

Omaha, Neb., July 17.-Bird Head. a
Ponca Indian buck, aged. Sc, and his
squaw, aged 81, Tuesday afternoon
pleaded guilty in the federal court to
manslaughter, committed on the res
eryation more than a year ago, and
were released with suspended SEN
tence. Perry Laravie, also. an Indian.
had unintentionally slain their son,
Peter, and, following tribal tradi-
ton, he handed his rifle over to old
Bird Head, who shot him. Then the
squaw cut him up with an ak. They
had fulfilled the Indian law, but col
lided with the white code. This dis
position of the a 8 was making the
punishment fit the crime, in the view
of the court.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19

sections 1t has been retarded by rain.
Harvesting has begun in the north Pa.
,ciic coast region under very favorable
conditions.
Over the southern portion Of the spring
wheat region spring wheat has ripened
prematurely and the general prospect is
less promising than previously reported.
In the northern portion, however, the out
look continues favorable. Harvesting Is
expected to begin in northern Minnesota
by the 18th. In Oregon spring wheat Is
needing rain. Pr
Oats AVE suffered in common with other
crops from heat INT drought in the states
of the central valleys. Harvesting Is now
progressing in the more northerly Sec
lions.
Haying has been retarded by rains in
the New England and middle Atlantic
states, but has made good rogress in
the Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys.
The yield will be very light in the states
of the Missouri and central Mississippi VAL
legs, but a good crop is generally indicated
In the lake region, upper Ohio valley and
extreme northwest.
Except in the Carolinas and Florida, cot
ton Is generally well cultivated, and over
the greater part of the central and west
ern districts Is standing the drought we'll,
although growth has been checked, and
fruittng at the top is commonly report
ed. Cotton has suffered from heavy rains
In North Carolina, where it is making
too much stalk. In Georgia the prospect
is much below the average and many. fields
have been abandoned. In southwest Texas
early cotton is opening and some picking
has been done.
The weather conditions have been high
~ favorable for tobacco in the Atlantic
coast states, but the crop is generally in
need of rain in the Ohio valley and is suf-
fering severely in the western portions of
Kentucky. VI
The prospect for apples has been great
~ lessened, especially over the central
valleys, as a result Of heat.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
THE CONDITION OF CROPS.
Weather Bureau, Makes Report ~
to How They Have Stood
the Hot Spell. an.

49, EElttI Up ky4rH &~s -Ll-4EfHaf - ~
Washington, July T.-The weather.
bureaus weekly summary of crop con-
ditions is as follows:
The states Of the middle, Rocky mountain
and Missouri and Mississippi valleys have
experienced another, the third consecutive
week of intense heat, the maximum! tenn
perature over a. large part OF these dis
tricts ranging above .10Oadaily during the
week. many stations reporting from 100
to 107. With an almost entire absence of
rain the crops In the region named have
been subjected to most unfavorable cpndi-
lions. In the states lying Immediately to
the eastward Of the Mississippi river very
high. temperatures have also prevailed,
but the heat has been lese intense and Its
effects not so serious as in the districts
to the westward. On the Atlantic coast
very favorable temperature conditions
have prevailed with abundant rains, ex-
cessive and damaging In portions of. the
middle and south Atlantic states. On the
Pacific coast it has been cool and dry with
frost in Washington on the 18th.
The corn crop as a whole in the great
corn states of the central valleys has ma
terially deteriorated and has sustained seri-
GUS injury over the western portion Of
the corn. belt, especially in Missouri, Ne
braska, Kansas and Oklahoma. A very
large part: of the crop is late, however,
and this, has withstood the trying condi-
ton Of drought and heat remarkably well
and with early rains will still make a fair
crop. This is particularly applicable in
Iowa, Nebraska and portions of Kansas
and northern Missouri.
The early corn in central and southern
Missouri, portions of eastern Kansas, Ar
kansas inc in the central and west Gulf
states has been irreparably injured. In
the upper Ohio valley corn. while needing
rain, has improved, and in the Atlantic
coast districts the crop has made excellent
progress.
Winter wheat harvest is about finished,
except In the more .northerly portion of
the Atlantic coast districts, where in some
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
TRANs-M1ss1ss1pp1 CONGRESS-
Twelfth Annual Meeting of the Orr
ganization Mt Cripple Creek, Col
"A Good Attendance. 3

I; Cripple. Creek, Col, July 1.-THE
twelfth annual meeting Of the trans
Mississippi commercial congress
opened Tuesday with the largest at
tendance and the largest member
ship in the history of the organize
ton. Out of 1900 delegates appoint
ed 1000 were in their seats. The
morning session did no business, but
adjourned on account Of kilograms
received from several hundred dele.
gates who were unable to arrive in
time. ! The afternoon session was
called to order by President Walter
Gresham, of Galveston, Tex. After
invocation by Rev. Schofeld, adj
dresses of welcome were delivered by
Mayors Crane, of Cripple Creek, and
Franklin, of Victor, and Gov. Orman,
of Colorado. Responses were made
by Cows. Fishback, of Arkansas;
/ Seay, of Oklahoma, and Prince, of
New Mexico.
President Gresham then delivered
an address on the objects Of the con-
gress, after which resolutions were
introduced in favor of the Louisiana
Purchase exposition and the Mic
aragua canal. A resolution intro
%ducedSby OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Colo
rado,@ favering protection to beet
sugar and a strong speech made by
himin its support brought orthwitty
! remarks by Congressman,Long in ia.
vor ofs heresolution "a resolution in
favor ofE department 81. mines in
the MISUNDERSTANDING net was introduced
by Robert Graham,of Cripple Creek.
To-day,,s programme includes an.ad-
dress by J9hnSW: Noble,.of st: Louis
e~x-secretary1 OF the interior, onsssDe.
partmentJCohfmefc and Industry:ss' A
strong fight for next congress, is
being madesbyNNysw Orlea1 Oklahoma
City, seattle,s Minneapolis and sacra.
menfo. ~ an ~ gs!
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
"Bryan" Democrat. OF, ohio.

Cleveland, O., July 1.-THE official
call of the bryan democrats" of Ohio
was issued Tuesday. It is addressed
to "the Bryan democrats Of Ohio" and
charges that the Ohio convention re-
pudiated the two last democratic ma
tional platforms, and that the action
of the convention was the result of a
conspiracy mapped out at the head
quarters in New York"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-07-19
Place for MOsby.

Washington, July i7.-Col. John s.
Mosby, the .confedeFatefleader during
the civil war, has beenappointed a spe-
cial agenttssof The federal land Office.
He claims HIS present residence in Cal
ifornia. Heshas been assigned to duty
in Nebraska q Il