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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18
FORGED CHECKS.
Mysterious Woman SwIndIss
Local Business Men.

Providence merchants have recently
been made the victims of bogus check
deal The orient Tea store iii Westmin-
ster street and Meat Marketman Wall.
on Weybosset street. on Saturday night
must regret certain transactions An un-
known woman about Is sold. present.
ed checks in payment Of small purchases
ed checks in payment of small purchases
and received their good money In change
The checks were made out on the
Weybusset National bank and signed VII
liam Gilbane. The stamp of the nrm was
also on the check, which fact led tho
merchants to believe the checks all right.
Each check was made out for $50. The
purchases A. the orient Tea store
amounted Co less than 81 80, leaving over
SIS in change
A. Nialls market ON Weybossot street.
shc also got about sis in change The
checks were made PAYABLE to Edward
Miller but the delivery cieUr could not
find amy such family Inquiry was then
made about tho checks and IL was dis
covered that they were forged. The mat
ter was reported 10 the police who arc
now tuukiug for the woman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18
The Gossip.
Carnegie's Gift Not Appreciated

The gift Of e2oc0,coO which Mr. An
drew Carnegie recently promised to pro-
vide free education In four Scottish uni
versities has not met with that spprecis-
ton In his native country that was ex-
pected. says the London Daily Mail
At q meeting OF the executive commit
tee. held under the presidency of Lord
Elgin At Edinburgh. the treasurer re-
ported that the bonds had arrived from
America. but "a further transpired that
the paucity of applicants was surprising.
IL was suggested that this being the
arst year students were not aware or the
last date originally fixed for receiving
applica tions. and Il was accordingly re-
solved to entertain such applications AS
may be lodged with the secretary up 10
Tuesday. October iS when the list will
be finally closed for the winter session.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

Commissioners Powderly r. statement that
there Is no legal restriction on tho en-
trance into this. country. OF anarchists.
calls attention once more to the necessity
% some amendment of our emigration
laws by which such dangerous and m-
desirable characters may be kept out
Persons who profess the principles Of
anarchy be " servtrr "a This
country aud 81 T. evident that nation
l. Justified On preventing the entrance Of
such moral lcpcrs into lts domains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

Two weeks from today a new congress
will meet at Washington and because OF
Unforeseen and sad circumstances Il viii
be greeted by new president. The new
congress will be called upon TO decide
several very important questions, but its
members will be more calmly Judged I'm
the way they perform their duties than
the members OF any othr congress since
the close Of the war Of the rebellion.
rhat the deliberations Of the national
body viii he mafked by sincerity and a
patriotic desire 10 serve the nation well
rnd faithfully f. assumed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18
WILL GO TO THE PHILIPPINES.

Peter Creighton. Jr.. OF this city. wss
examined by tho United states examining
surgeon ~ the local recruiting station
this morning for enlistment In the In
fantry.
Mr. Creighton was ~ the war with
Spain as corporal VA the Forty-sixth
United states Volunteer Infantry. and
has a good record. lie will leave tonight
for Fort slocum where be will he assign
"a To the regiments now fornins for the
Philippines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

The plain duty OF the common council
is 10 XIII Perrys outrageous station
plan and then proceed In a systematic and
determined manner TO secure for the peo-
pie the establishment of an adequate
ticket system for which they voted with
such unanimity at the recent election.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

made a mistake IN Kidnapping Miss Stone.
n that is true why do they not release
her at onee2 The fact is, however. these
fellows are not patriots at all They
are bandits Of the most dangerous type
who use patriotism az a cloak for their
criminal practices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

II "pasters" are illegal as now assert
cd by Secretary Of State Bennett IL is not
remarkable that the fact was not dis
covered until eleven years after the Aus
trallan ballot system went into effect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

Ose OF the silliest OF yarns ever sent
aften heretofore originated H. that con-
Americans anywhere 20 overthrow the
There will be no attempt on the part OF
regularly constituted authorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

There IL reason 20 believe that az the
meeting Of the common council this even
sne the report ~ .. william Moorc's com
rlitce on railroads recommending tho
s'erry doiensiou-houso transfer plan viii
ts asken iron The table where is Sas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

Rishop Cndman ~ the Episcopal do
ccse OF Msinc dedicated tho new church
~ St BsorGe az Ions Cove. Maine. YES
tcrdsy. tho personal gift of the bishop 10
tho people ~ that section, he paying The
entire cost of its erection. The altar fur
nishiugS ucre tho gift OF the sisterhood
ef HOLY Nativity " rroyidencs, bishop
Codmsr Was assisted by the Rev ".
Woodmsn W 81 rctsr's church Roc klauo.
who Nill have charge OF the rev church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

slumbered since last July, and Indefinitely
postponed Such action Will meet the
wishes OF the people and will Ice Ia sc-
cordance with the emphatic verdict on
Nov S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

ing Station has received letter from the
surgeon general authorizing him 10 enlist
men for tho hospital setvicc This is ~
guard scsinst losses that will occur this
wear and ncNt. Any healthy young man
having common school cducstiou u
els sible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

About the only thing capable OF shock
ing the unspeakabe Turk is an earth
quake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18
Chat 4bouf
People.

There appears 10 bc a good deal Of
interes, taken Ina scientific circles OF
Professor Grahams discovery that by
aging a piece OF beefstesk which had
given evidence OF having passed ma
turity. permanent. phosphorescent
light was obtainable.
The Brown university professor Is
behind the times. In any meat mar
ket good liver can and a light.
Speaking Of decayed meat suggests
that friend OF mine told me. last
night Of the experience Newport
undertaken had, not so very LONG ago.
The funeral director was notified to
call ~ a certain house and prepare for
burial the body of a negro.
lie took his assistant with him and
as the weather was warm he pulled
of his eest sftd dropped tt in chair
nearby.
The body was soon dressed all but
the coat and this was handed to the
undertaken by the assistant.
After considerable tugging and pull
ling the coat was put on: but IL
wouldn't button across the breast.
That's a pretty good coat, only IL
don't At well It's little too tight.
] can Ak 1t In jiny. Gin me your
knife. It's pity; but nobody will
know the difference when We get him
snugly tucked I'm his box
The body was lifted a trine and
"trip the knife ran up the back
OF the coat, cutting IL open from the
waist TO the shoulders. Then IL was
pulled forward and buttoned and the
family were requested TO view the re-
mains. which TO them looked perfectly
satisfactory.
Then the undertaken turned To the
chair TO get his coat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

According to late adviccs by cable. the
so-cailed bulgarian patriots realize they
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18
the H0MEL lest Man IN
PROVIDENCE

As well as the handhonest and others
are invited 90 call on any druggist ana
Get frse "A trial bottle OF kCmp's Balsain
for The Throat and Lungs, remedy that
is guaranteed 90 cure and relieve al
Pronchitis and Consumption. Price sc.
and soc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

III the health officers will ride In
some OF the trolley ears they
VIII quickly discover that The ordia-
ance against expectorsting is daily
violated On a Cranston car last night
n man somewhat the worse for liquor
had a pool Of tobacco juice running all
over the car floor. much Ia the dis
gust Of the women passengers. The
conductor. however did not seem to
notice or TO care.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

And he bought another coat that
day !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

Judging from the number OF persons
who daiy solicit aims on the principal
streets. the state farm is either over
crowded or their IL lack of activity
on the part OF the police. Saturday
night not less than y sturdy beggars
could he seen on Westminster street
industriously plying their trade. Three
were arrested and sentenced to the
farm today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

IN. Sartos-Dumont must content
himself with having French streets
named for him. At the present rate Of
census retrogression there can't be
many babies named for him in
France. Denver Republican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

lie took his assistant with him and
as the weather was warm he pulled
off his eest and dropped II in chair
nearby.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

There r. no reason for scare over
the reports of vaccine accidents. There
is unquestionably danger from the
careless application OF vaccination.
but forewarned ought 20 make the doc
tors and patients forarmed. '--Phila-
delphia Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

The body was soon dressed all but
the coat and this was handed to the
undertaken by the assistant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

fl' - '!'!'!f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

After considerable tugeing and pull
ling the coat was put on: but IL
wouldn't button across the breast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

Private steamship interests are
making strenuous efforts To induce the
government 10 abandon it's transport
service I'm the Pacific aud turn its bust
ness OF this character over to them
They are hardly 10 be blamed for TAX
ing this course, for the reason that the
government carrying trade with its in
sular possessions Is very large. and
likely to be- profitable 10 them IL they
can obtain t."-Philsdelphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-18

The Brown university professor is
behind the times. In any meat mar
ket a good liver can And light.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
COM ERIC
UN MEDIC0 QUE FALTA A SU DEBER
Sr. Director de LA DEMocRAcrA.

Sr. Director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Muy senor milo distinguido amigo: Des-
de hace dos tres dias pensaba dar Ia publ-
cidad ciertos hechos que produciran indigna-
cion en- TODD ell pals y sobre todo en- los padres
de famflia; pero Ia pena que embargaba mi
corazon por Ia perdida de un hijo, me 10 habfa
impedido. Hoy, que la resig gnaci6n ha venido
& camar nn POGO mi espfritu, me progongo ha-
cerlo, ofrecfendole ser impartial desapasio-
nado en- mi relate.
Be trata del m6dico de esta localidad don
Pedro Gutierrez Igaravfiez. Pues bien, queri-
do director: Teniendo que ausentarme ell dia
% del corriente para la capital en- diligencias
de mi profession dcjando de mis- hijos
enfermos, die mi esposa al despedirme, que
81 ell ninitO segu1a NAL, mandase segufdo por
e nedico, viende ella que ell niIlo continu ba
enfermo envi6 por ell doctor desde las primsras
horas de la maf1ana, una, dos y tres veces y,
las6mbrese ell pafsi ell galeno permadecfa i'm
pasibe, auhque Sc lie decfa que ell enfermo pa
ra quen necesftaba sus auxilios Sc halaba
en- estado grave, viniendo luego instancias
de senior de esta locaidad, qufen e supic6
fuese al nifio. Pero loh desgracial ell
nichO estaba exhalando su 1itimo aliento, CO.
asf sucedi6 a adntnistr4rsele Ia primera
dosis de medicamento recetado; y para mayor
pena mia de mi senora, 20 me halaba ausen
te como digo antes.
alarma estos buenos vecinos, puedo asegu-
rarle que no ha quedado bien sentada Ia "a nu-
taci6n del doctor Gutierrez Igaravfdez
Como lie he pr omitido ser imparcial en- mi
relate, voy tambien decirle las causas que
han fmpulsado dicho seflor tomar una ven
CANA tan pobre. En- meses anteriores tive
necesidad de sus auxilios facultativos para
otra nina que tuve enferma fue su m6dfco de-
cabecera durante muchos dias; pero lego un
momento en- que la chiquita Sc puso muy grave
tan grave que Ell mismo le pronosttc6 la musr-
te en- un perfodo muy corto, question de no
ras En- esa vista la recet6 diciendo Que
no encontraba que dare, pues vea Que su
tratamiento no lie daba resutado, y Sc retire
diciendo que Sc le hiciesen tomar algunos ALI
mentos para sostenerla los mas que pudiese
vlvir; yo-padre descensolado-al YER one se
marchaba sin decirme NADIA, aguarde hasta la
tarde viendo que volvi6 & verla me fuf
desesperado donde ell lcenciado en- farmacia
don e. Urrutla qufen con simple medical
mento hizo recobrar Ia vida mi pobrecisa hi
ia; este parece que no agrad6 al doctor Gu
tierrez, hasta ell extreme de necestar sus au-
xlios para otro nifio va We usted ell resulta-
do de su lntemperancia. Una familia lloran-
do la muerte de su hijo por falta de asistencia
medica.
Ahora deio al pals & mi pneblo para Que
iuzguen la conducta del doctor Cutie RE e.
no obstante sefior Director, 20 hubiera
deseado que al tener que acudir 10 prensa,
| hubiese sido para eogiarlo y darle mi srati-
| tud; pero desgraciadamente no ha sido asf.
| E 10 ha qoerido.
De nsted alto. amigo 8. 8,
G. Berries.
Comerio, SeptIsmbre 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
Il jefe federal
conmprueba sus cargos

El acalde de Gusyama, Lugo Vinas,
Aien acus6 e jefe del psrtido federal De ma
IiRrse incapacitado para desempenar ese cargo
ID raz6n & que no es centrbuyente, MEGA Ia
Specie.
# Ell senior Acufla comprueba los cargos, con
nn certlfcado o6cisl expedido por el Iasador
ID Distrit0.
Lugo Vlflas podrfa estar pagando contri-
bn nciones en- otro m unicipio, psro este no le da
le recho & la alcaldfa de Guayama.
Ell se1or Lugo Vifas puede asi mismo hgu-
far como contribuyente por algdn impuesto
Municipal del syuntamie nto de Guayama, mas
esto tampoco le abona.
81 SegGn dice la ley, debera ser contribuyen-
Il al TEsoRo INsULAR, su nombre debera
epRrecer en- la relacion entire ell Z nmero de las
Cos terceras parties de los contribuyentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
UNA EXPLOSION
HERIDAS GRAVES

Antes de aver POGO despues de las cuatfo
de la madrugada ocurri6 un accidente en- la
panta electrical de San Juan.
Ell tubo de una de las calderas explot6
causando algunas quemaduras los operaros
jose Tuffo, de oficio palero, Guillermo Con
zalez, fogonero, que tra6a jaban aquelas
horas en lugar pr0ximo al referido tubo.
En- ell mismo instante que ocurri6 Ia
explosion, que produjo gran slarma todo ell
vecindarfo, pusi6ronse ca movimiento cuantos
empleados tiene Ia panta, con actividad asom-
brosa dedicandose unos auxiiar los heri-
dos otros cOmponer la averfa.
La capital, qued6 competameute & oscu-
ras durante algunos miuutos, hasta que Sc To-
gro poner nuevamente en- movimiento toda
Ia maquinaria, cuya bondad fue puesta prue-
ba tan inesperado incidente.
Solo Sc invirti6 en- clio unos veinte minu-
tos, traba jandose activamente.
Ei herido jose Tu6ho, Sc encuentra en-
en- gravfsimo estado, consecuencia de las
graves quemaduras.
Estas han interesado 6rganos importantes,
por 10 que Sc desespera de su curaci6n.
A pesar de que los empleados de la Planta
Eiectrca pusierOn acto seguido en- movimien-
to el telefono pidiendo urgentamsnte camillas
para los heridos, aquellas no aparecieron has
ia Ultima hora.
La maquinara de Ia pianta electrical se-
guira fupeionando sin nfng1n tropiezo, pues
las averias iueron perfeetamente reparadas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
LAS PIE DR. AS
NO HAGEN CASO AL CAPTAIN

Despu6s de los sucesos que notIfque u.s.
tedes oias pasadOs, Ell capftan Berries di0 Or
den terminate los guardias insulares, pre-
sencia de muchas personas, para que quitasen
& todos-sin distinction de personas-los garro-
tes, fl q de evitar posteriores disgustos dada
la excitaci6n del vecindario.
Esa 6rden no ha sido cumplida, pues aver
paseaban por las GALES varios republicanos
Dortando GARROTEs, yARILLAS DE HIERRO
EsPADINEs. Esto clencia paciencia de la
polcia
Tai parece que estamos en- estado de sitio.
Y al algo nos extraha,es que sean objeto de
burIa las disposiciones del captain Berries y
que este no sepa hacerlas respetar todo
trance.
Ante ese sstado de cosas como los repu-
bicanos son indemnes, ell comercio cierra sus
estabIecimientos al oscurecer pues fattos
de garantfas, teme asaltO de las turbas,
peruidas en- las somDras de la noche.
Da vergusnza que los comerciantes que
con su pecut1u ayuuan sostener las cargas
p6blicas, tclaen meoida tan perjudica sus
intereses.
Vean ESQ las autoridades llamadas por la
lev proteger los ciudadanos de Dien.
Corresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
PAJA2OS De CUENTA
Corresponsal.

Antes de aver ipgresaron en- la carcel de
San Juan los sujetos Eduardo Perez RlJos,
lose Relen Lopez Francisco IDfante Lopez.
nara cumplir la pena de un no meses II
dias de plisi6n correctional cada uno, que les
ha sido impuests por ell Tribunal de Distrito
de San Juan en- Ell sumario que Sc les signlo
nor disparo De armas de fuego.
Esos tres inoiyiouos fornaron parte de las
turhss Que en- San Juan persegufan J atrope-
I,ahan 4 los federaies ell ailo pasado.
El prmero fue oil que 80 colo en- Ia casa
dal sef1ar Mufioz Rivera, para enterarse de 10
ac.itud de los cRballeros que ALI rennio In
amenasa de los bagapundos de SetIembre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
San Pablo de Londres

. Parece ser que Ia catedral de San Pablo
3 Londrss CORE pelfgro de derrumbarse
onsecuencia de la construction de numerosos
IanVlas e,ectricos subterrsneos y de otro &c :
2kIo, que crnzan por Ell subsuelo de Ia City.
"a SO ooservan muchas hepdlduras en- los
q ue,o os nuros del te mplo, las autoridades
- ieslsstlcas estAn muy alarm adas ante Ell pro
Pos1to de construir nuevas Was subterTaneas
uDa de estas hsbrfa de pasar ID metres
lie los cimientos del grandioso eoihcio, otra
so metros, es decir, menor distancia que oil
|errocarril metropolitano l160 metros, el tran
IN e!sctrico el ferrocarril central
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
Banderln de enganche

Il La alcsldfa de MaysgGez invita- los jove-
nes robustos, que tengan de 21 2s amos de
u sd que deseen in gresar en- el ejercito, pa
" que So presenter en- Ia Ofcina ne recluta-
non. alberta en ell Hospital Militar de aquella
poblaci0n, todos los oias desde las nueve de la
ma mana hasta las cuatro de Ia tarde.
III ALI seran tallsdos examinados, para yer
" reunen las condolences exgidas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
Don Genaro Toro

Ha embarcado para Puerto Plata, -Santo
Domingo-nuestro conterraneo don Genaro
Toro, quien pas6 una temporada en- Puerto
Rico
El sefior Toro es un puertorriquefo labo-
rioso que nos honra Ell extrangero, donde
con sus laboriosidades y economics ha sa-
bidO coDquistarse una fortuna.
Que lleve un viaje feliz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
YABUCOA
Ell SUB-COMITE DE LA JUVENTUD

Yabucoa, Stbre. 10 de 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
Csguas.
Muy sefior nuestro distinguido correli-
gionario:
Nosotros, los componentes del <Sub Comi-
te Federals de j6venes memories de veinte amos,
enviamosle, por medic de estas lfneas, nuestra
muy enthusiastic feicitacf6n por ell brillante ar
tfcuIo civilian Nc Kiuey9.
Cada dfa admiramos mas usted por sus
buenos vaientes artfculos
Somos de usted altos. S. S. y corregfona-
rios,
Francisco L. Cepero, Maximino Berries,
Jose l.. Berrfos 20, Francisco Colon. Ramon
Cabrera Hernandez Leandro O!asagazti, Jose
Roldan. Luis Carrasquiio, Fidel Ma Carras-
quillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
DENUN CIA

Ell director 1el <Faro> de Arecibo, nnes-
tro amigo don Jose Lugo Perez, Ia denuncia-
do ante los tribunales q uno de sus EN- pleados
por sustracci6n del original de un articulo.
Probablemente mostrarA parte en- ell
rocedimiento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04


ventado
al de boao las comic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
HOTEL. i" AURORA "
GAGUAS, PUERTO RICO
CAIIE DE TURABO

senorita Aurora Marin tene gusto de particpa
estabecdo cudad
Turabo ente
Puertorrqueno.
Oece magnifcas habtacones caballeros familias
aDOnadOs-Pr6cOs
situac6n, los lmtados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
FARMhCIA 7 DR0GUBRIl DE- BLlDCO
HAn FAaHctaco auHa. ST

Preco de algunas preparedness especiae de la msma
Jarabe de Rabano odado,. 40
Id de Lacto fosfatO de cal i'd 40
Id de Hpofosfto de cal i'd 40
Id de Protoioduro de hierro tnalterable i'd 40
Magnesia efervescente Id SO
Elixir de Gcero fosfato de cal Id 60
Zarzaparrilla
Vino de quna fosfatado Id SO
Por docenas hacen rebajas de importancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-10-04
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez
mEN0Ez-yIGo No 9, ALTOS. TELEFoN0 rs

para Intermediates de la matiz de las Was urnaras
cedmientos de la mpoeE
Espermatora Eteridad de mue Stills, Caaos de vega
y de "a matrz miltar huos rebede
Hos Consultas: laborabes de 10 IL
LOST
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18

Havana, April 14--At private ses-
slon last night the convention-1s to 10
adopted a motion expressing the
opinion that the convention is opposed
TO the Piatt amendment on account of
the terms in which some OF the clauses
are drawn, and the contents of others.
After voting this it was proposed to
dissolve the convention. The question
OF sending commission to Washing
ton was not voted upon. A sconserva-
tive delegate, who previously favored
commission. says that those moder-
ates who favored it will now oppose it
as being useless after last nights vote.
II is considered that the conventions
action is ashalf-hearted way of reject
ing the Plat amendment, and that it
was largely due to the animosity Of
some OF the delegates against Gen.
Wood. they being anxious to show him
that he was wrong in his forecast that
the convention would adopt ,al the
amendment.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-04-18
TO FIGHT A BOYCOTT.

Early Closing Movement mt Dead
wood Develops a Law Suit.
There will be a suit against the labor
unions of Lead. brought by l.. T.. BATE.
ley and George Boutwell,, the mer-
chants who were boycotted by the
unions for not closing at 6 o'clock with
other merchants. 1t is said several OF
the citizens who are against early-clos-
ing, have offered TO assist the two mer.
chants. They will bring suits for dam
ages to their business
BY the will of George Brettel, who
died in Lead. his two grandchildren
will receive $40 per month until they
are eighteen years old, when they are
each to receive $1,000. To his son he
left $40 per month for five years, at the
end of which time he is to receives 80.
900, provided he has quit the cigarette
habit. The Odd Fellows received q
frame building on Main street. to be
used for hospital. and all of the 9th.
er property was left for a sanitarium
in Brettel Park.