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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11
MUEBLES RARATOS

Sillerias americanas de Vie
ma. Juegos para habitaciones &C
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MIN
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, ETC. etc.
PARA NINOS
Coches varias formas con lIanta
y gomas, sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc en- 'tLos
Novios" Fortaleza 4S
NAP
Nuestro distinguido an 60 don
Manuel Egozcue y Cintron ha sido
nombra7a socio honorario del Gre
mio de Industrales.
Ha salido para su sidencia
de San Lore 10 el caho de la p
Iicfa Insular don Jose Soto.
COLEGIO DE LA CONCEPTION
Ell que suscribe participa, los
sefores padres de familia que ha
trasladado su.p]antel, de enseflal ga
los altos de la casa n Q % ds la
calle de Is Cruz. local conocido por
Ella Filarm onia,
n 10 8
Los sef1ores don LUIS Morales
Correa y don J. P. Pablo Mesora, a
han ipgresado en- ell partido fed era
declarandcss i1adependientes los sero
res Miguel Figueroa y He mimic
Marquee, proceed entes del campo re-
publicano
Ha ingresado en- la csrcel de
Ponce Juan Rosa Ramos condenado
8 IN mes y un dfa de prision por el
delito de lesiones.
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Cr6niCa de W WashingtOn

Los monarc8S, ll4merse Presi :
dente, llamense Reyes 8 Emperado-
res, no es.an va asegurados ni'en Ia
tumba La fiebrs d anarquismo
cunde. Dia llegara en- que les ana r
quistss 8 falta d estadistas que ma
tar, acabaran por matarse les uncs 6
los otros Que sera 10 mas cuerdo
que habran hecho des ie Que apar e.
clio en- el mundo ese NAL bicho que
fas cinAndoles, 6sto es, cantandoles
la canci6n de la igualdad ds bienes,
&, clavoles la pomona del dio que
tantos frusos est6 daL do; ese NAL bi-
cho que llamamcs anarquismo.
a Mckinley le persigua hasta
en- la tumba, pesar de la guardia
que dia y nochs Sc le hace. La del
80, esq de las s, el centinela distin-
guio pocos passes la silueta de un
hombre que &c ocnltaba en- IA s 3m-
bra de un vecino arbol Interpela
do por aque), Ell desconocido avanz6
algunos pasos mas para proteg rse
tras otro arboI; y como NADIA contes-
tara hizo uso del fusil, dispar a1do
un tiro.
Ell tiro, sin EN- mbargo, fall6, por-
que en- momentos de d1spararlo reci-
bio ell centinela un fuerte garrotazo
por la espalda que le derribo a! sue
10. Ambos hombres, pues, desde
luego SO supone que habla otro, el
que descarg6 ell golpe, a menor dis
tancia del pobra soldado. despues de
maltratar este, tomaron las de vi
lladiego Y con tai presteza que la
guarda no pudo dar con ehcs, no
obstante la actividad que desplega-
ron los IS hombres que la ccmpo-
nen para dar con les malnechores.
Ell centinela tuvo tempo de YER
ambos individuos. Uno, dice, con
ducfa an arma reluciente en- una ma
no, y algo eavuelto en- tela papel
blanco en- la otra Este paquete Sc
supone que fuera a!gua explosive
que Sc quer1a usar para vular los
restos del difunto Presidente Nc
Kinley.
Els possible que Sc tratara de al
gun disgusto personal habido entire
el soldado centinela y los dos indivi-
duos en- question, uno de los cuales
dice aquel que puede reconocer 81 II
viera; pero es 10 cierto que desde q
ocurri6 el hscho, ell captain jefe de
la guariia b a aumep tado el contir
genie de esta, multiplicando los cen
tinelas y tomando precauciones que
de no temerse un sacrflego atenta-
do de anarquistas, parecetfan exec
sivas.
La familia de Mckinley no cree
que ese acto sea obra de anarquis
tas, y al propio tempo no sabe CO.
mo justi6car Ia ocurrencia. Tai pa
rece que nj los muertos irspiran res
peto va. A este paso, adit $ ambi
ci6n y adios aspiraciones de grande-
"a en- un pals donde 40 Sc puede ser
conde nj squiera marques. Acaso
nos traiga el porvenir un dia en- que
habfa que buscar con la linterna de
Di6genes a!os candidates para la
Pres1dencis, Y estos luch aran por
ser derrotados, mas bien que por al
canzar un puesto no va de honor,
sino de redentora expise:6a. (?)
Vendra entonces el desq uicia
mie nto social, y ST q ese fin nos con
duce el snarquismo, casi Sc siente
unc, anarqui ia al descubrir las llagas
que minan el org ganismo de la moder
ma sociedad -.
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MARlNH.

La dir anita que Sc eucuentra
almacenada en- ell anuelos, 10 es-
ta solo provisionslmente; inte rim
Sc construye ell polvorin que ha de
guadarle en- TERRA firme.
E. ejercito colombis no Sc en-
cuentra aoanpado cuarenta mil l'as
de Msracaibo. Hasta ahora 70 50
sabe q que punto Sc dirijira Sc asa
gura que esta muy bien armada y
provisto de elementos de GU IRA.
Han ingresado en- la carcel de
Humaeao les individuos Pablo Flo
res, Pedro Apo1te, y Crisostomo de
la Cruz.
Nuevos patrones acabados de
rec!br
Ch quota de O5cfo, b'usa de
novedad, fsldas nuevas, Tr.jes para
nif1os de 10 IL af1os. Sc pican y
rizan volaates. Fortaleza %.
Nes escribea de Cayey ha
ciendo gcard IS elogics del doctor
Moret Muf1oz que hs llsvado a cabo
en- est utimos dias muy importan
tes p + clones qufrurgicas.
Eel 'citamos per clio al joven ga
leno dssesndt ls .v5s exitts en- su
hoi rosa prof ssion.
Los; gabinete de Washington
y Londres gestionan la realizacion
de un nuevo tratado conercial y po-
II leo entire ambls naciones. regula
rizando los aranceles para favorecer
ell comere1o y las industrias.
Todo podra arreglarse, mientras
no Sc toque a las teorias de Jane 8
Monroe
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POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tauo So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infor-
mAremOs A p
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ward Sanders, Mr. John Shaw, Mr.
M. L. Little Mr. A. S. Gray, Mr.
Carlos Fl. Blondet, Mrs G. III. Blon-
det, Miss NJ Blondet, Miss D. Boln
det Miss A B!ondet, and maid
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

Suplicamos 8 nnestrcs agentes
de Ia Isla $ siryan Eiisimularnos "a
Immediate contestacion de u 5 CORES
pondencias por ha be-lo impe lido las
atenciones que nos obligaba la ee
fermedad de nuestro Direct T., va
mejor 10, q Dios graciss.
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Para otros nrmes rigr 81
XIur Co.
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A I. LOPEZ NUSSA.

Ell Professor Normal D Felipe Janer,
residente en- Rio Piedras aom 'te nj
f1os internos de IA ancs de edad
Los alumnos estudiaran lreferen-
temente ell idiona ingles y recibiran
una complsta instruction primaria,
bajo la direction del referido profe-
sor, auxi iado de uno de sus hjos q.
acaba de legar de los E ,tados Uni
dos
Ell Sr Janer dara los informes que
Sc le pidan acerca de estipendios y
demas condolences.
1915
Jose Salgad0 Gimentz.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA.
Ofrece sus sen elv.c:os prcfesiona a
les.
Tetuaa 6
A F.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

Aver han ingrasado en- ell Pre- 3:
dio Denarfa mental Jose Maria Ace
vedo, Eleuterio Gonzalez, Ramon
Olivo Escobar, Manuel Soto S alas,
3 ,nifacio PAuet, Juan Torres Perez.
Jose Aponte Rivera, Lucas Rivera,
Victoriano Rossdo. Braulio MARITIME y
Santiago Barrlentes, Juan Pablos
Mesorana.
A LOS HACENDADOS.- Ninguna
fabrica de azdcar podrd trabaiar bien sin un
Triple Efecto. 8 Evaporador Multiple II,
aparatos "Lillie' es de mas superioridad que
nlngtn otro sistema, mas economico
Para preclos particulares
Dirijirse Il, r. A Macfe.
Unico Agente Ell p RI
Gale del Cristo No. |.
En- las carceies de la isla hay en-
Ia actualidad 988 presos
E 80 de Septiembre habfa O3o
De los 968 que hay en- la actuali1ad
So les tramitau SUMMARIZES a 1856 v
cumpliendo condena $50
Solo hay ocho mujerss en- todas
Is carteles de la isla.
Agradecemos mucho nuestro
colega Sci Heraldo Esps nol,, el
afectuoso uelto que sc ha servido
dedicarnos, con motive de Ia enfe1
nledsd de nuestro Dire ctor. va SO
ha iniciado alguna mejoria y espe-
ramcs s verle pronto, completamente-
restablecido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11
Glasses nOCturnaS

Desde el de Octuore. Ingles,
Espanol, Aritm etica. suaiidad
So.
Institute Was hington 70 Allen.
n a Is 4.
En- esta imprrenta Sc vende pa.
pei de peri6dico & $2.40 el quintal.
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U WAS

Venden Is centavos la libra
LUNA Hern aof $.
n g 15 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

Grandes terremotos Sc han senti
do en- la ciadad de San Juan de NJ
carsgus, ocasionando mucaos dahos
mate riales y personals. Muchs $
aide as nan sido &c ,teuidss conp!ets
mente.
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6MPRGSA pc yAPOR6S.
DE SoBRlhos DE HERRERA


| de Cuba Baracoa ibara
Domingo car
a L me ha-a tamben Ia
JON DEsTINo PuERTos Y CITADos
los ospeciosd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

Han sido condenados q cuatro
dias de arresto Gregorio Nieve s,
Antonio Be]tran Emilio Pagan y
Este ban Perez por interumpir el
paso en- Ia via pdbiica con aus ven
tAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

Han ingresado en- la csrcel de
Humaeao les individuos Pablo Flo
res, Pedro Apo1te, y Crlsostomo de
la Cruz.
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y
ci6cado y Santa Rosa de Lima,
El dja 12 del pre- ante dara prin-
cipio ell septen ario de dicha cofrad1a,
contando con Ia asisteucia de todos
los fieles.
Dicho acto ten9ra lugsr en- Il
Iglesia de San Jose al toque de ora
Clones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

Don Eegenio Buitrago de Sail
mas Sc quejs de hsber sido suspen-
dido en- el cargo de secretario del
Juzga3o Municipal de dicho pue bio,
por la corte de Distrito de Huma-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

CONsEJO LAS MADREs I'll Jarabe calmante
de Winslow debe usarse sempre que los niGos estsn
al pequeno ,sufrientc; produce un sueno natural 0
tranauilo TO- aliyiando 81 no de- de- dolor 81 angelic dey
ladar calma al niao. aplanda las encfas, alivta to
este mejor conocido remedio para la diarrea as,
sulta de La denticion dc otras oausas. Tener Gu
"a do ped1r por "Jarabe Calmantede M. Wion
doaer al ma1or de tndo
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Hemos tenido el gusto de sslu-
dar en- esta redacci6n a nuestro que
rido amigo de Cayey don Banig no
Queyedo.
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Ha cssado en- ell uso de La Ii
csncia que venfa disfrutando el Jue z
de Policfa de Naguabo.
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Sc teme que Ell Rey Eduar1o
VII de Iuglatsrra, este atsca 10 de
un cancer en- la gargauta Una emf
nencia melioa de Dinamarca le
aeon eja no hablar en- pdolico, y
someterse q un r'goroso plan cura-
two
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En- ell juzgado municipal de
Arecibo SO instruye un sum a rio con
ira Ell guardia Insularl Primitive
Cruz, por violaci6n de la joven Anto-
uia OlmO
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Ha pres5ado juramento Ell Sc.
cretario del juzgado municipal de
Maur abo don Oscar Porra1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-11

UN LIGERO- ATAQUE DE
ca!ambres, suele traer consigo Ia
diarfea que mucbas veces es segai-
da por la inaamacion del estoms g
deben cararse desde el principle con
el mejor remedto one Sc conoce. la
eficacia del PAIN KILLER es mny
conocida puesto que es el expec1fco
para la disrfea colico, calambres,
&. Refuse todo s1stituto: no hay
mas que nm PAIN KILLER, ell de
Perry Davis
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Kruger continda achaccso. Los
amos y las pre- ocupaciores de la
guerra, acaban con su salud. En- sus
momentcs de exaltacion prorrumpe
en- expresiones ds odio contra Ia
glaterra.
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Desps CHI s de Lord Kite hener,
anuncian un encuentro con los, ,boers,
copar do los ingl ses el eomando del
Gener al Meyer, con 85 cahezas de
ganadc, recuperaci6r de una pieza
dn art ,eria, Ahora fslta compro-
bar la q kac- titud de esta nOticia.
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/ 0 P 0 r T U n I D A q!

y T . r t . n I D a q!
Sc desea un sc clio honrado y
trs bajador con $5, 900 90 en- efectivo,
para dar mayor importancia a un
magnifico negocio establecido hace
amos y prodociendo un 40 pS de
banefcio. Sc garantiza ell exito en- ell
negocio. Ninguna aplicacion que no
llene las condiciones antedic has Sc
ra atendida. Para mas informes di-
rigirss a oportunidad Apartado de
correo 416 San Juan. P. r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
FAKE MINING COMPANIES
SHAREHOLDERS WANTED TO LYNCH
THEIR SWlNDLERS.
Over Half Million Dollars Sunk by the
Directors" in Stocks on the
London Exchange,

London. July 80. AT TN first meeting OF
the creditors today and nj a subsequent
meeting OF the shareholders OF the Stand
ard Exploration company, one Of the min
lug concerns known as the Whitaker
Wright group. the official receiver made
Gucli astounding revelations that he drew
from the excited shareholders demands for
the lynChing OF the persons implicated.
The receiver said that the estimated assets
were farcical.
The fourteen mines. valued at f76TO
had earned nothing The company started
In with cash capital Of fJOO.QOO but the
directors took little interest in the com.
pany's mines and devoted themselves 10
stock exchange speculation and thatt
celyer; 'f22S,O0o was lost In deficiencies
lost In deficiencies In Caledonia Coppers.
The total PROFITS from specnlations are
f3SuO and the losses are e536,0Oo."
After n few such statements, which a
shareholder said vwould staeeer humanity
another shareholder ackod the receiver 70
prevent the directors from making away
With their property. as Il was reported they
Are TIE men stln at larger" shouted
0ntther shareholder
Yes they are" came the answer. ami
feet. Somebody shouted lynch them II
was an exciting moment for Lord Pei.
hgm-Clnton. General Cough Calthrope and
OTHERS. who were attending tho meeting.
storm Of angry cries and Kisses broke
out hnt the receiver finally succeeded IA
calming the shareholders by promising
them every protection possible.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
SHORT NEWS STORIES

MADRID.-The ministry Of foreign az
fairs is engaged on an extradtlon conyen;
ton anq General treaty Of peace ana
BEKL1N.-The German papers continue
flooded with tariff discussion. rhe asra
rinn dissatisfaction with the bill finds oc
cas.onal expression.
NllW YUhk.-teorge McCabe ~ years
of age, committed suicide by cutting his
throat Members Of the mans family say
that McCabe was driven to desperation by
the jecrs of his fellow workmen.
MANILA.-1hirtyf four insurgents, ma
jority Of them armed with rifles. have been
captured by the First cavalry In the Batan-
gas province.
!. CAMDEN, Ark-one of the sons of Llgs
Zieeicr colorcd. was round In the road
near Rosston shot full OF holes. HieSler's
two sons shot and killed Lewis IlHyne
linlton. sunday night.
MEXICO CITY. Business shows signs OF
Improvement. Mercantile stocks are low
ANA there must be heavy rcplenlshing 10
meet tho demands Of fall trade. Unfortu-
nateiy exchange continues high
NEW YORK General Leonard Wood
military governor of Cuba. accompanied by
Mrs. Wood and their three children, ar
rived here on the steamer Moro Castle from
Havana.
settled the mooted point whether or not Il
pecress, after divorce ana rcmarriaga, is
entitled to retain her divorced husband S
title. The decision Is that she is.
LONDON There is no truth in the re-
port circulated In the United States by Il
news agency that a Greek feet has gone to
Canea. Crete for the purpose of proclaim
ing the annexation of TINT island to Greece.
LONTON The resignation OF Vice Prcsi-
dent Hauartu OF Chill is announced from
Santiago, saws Il dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Bucnus Ayrcs "a protest
against further military preparations Ia
Chin.
ROANOKE. va.-The dead bodies OF
Jonn I Obey and Charles Berry were
found in the county road between Pocn.
hontas, Va, aud CUopcrs, W Va They
had been murdered and robbed.
NEW GORk.--The Tribure'S correspond-
cnt asserts that Rudyard Iiplings poem
THE Lesson" has caused much criticism
among English readers, ana it will not In
crease either his popularity or his literary
reputation.
LONDON. --James j. o'shea. nationalist
member for West Waterford, was suspend.
cd in the house OF commons for dsorderly
conduct ~ applying the term judicial
ni9ckgnaruism to the conduct of Baron
o'Brlen, lord chief Justice Of Ireland
NEW YoRK.-There is general agree
ment among these who have come recently
rom South Africa that there will be n
change Of policy as soon as Lord Miner
returns and elnfers with General Kitch-
ener, says the London correspondent of the
Tribune.
NEW YoRK,-~The possibility of /. the
spread Of bubonc plcgue thtoughoaf the
American continent having been discussed
as a.r-obahillty by Dr. Walter Kempster
OF Milwaukee, Wis, has brought out adj.
verse opinions from a number Of New
York physicians.
NEW YoRK.--Aftcr waiting thirty nine
Years for settlement of his accounts of a
soldier Ia the war between the States.
Edward Knott, veteran of White Plains,
has received q check for So from the
9nartcrmaster's department. The amount
Is the exact sum due him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
THROTTLING THE PRESS.
LONDON Papers Criticism Acted On by
The House Of Commons.
THE PUBLICATION RESENTED A BOYCOTT
Instituted Against II by the War Seere-
tary-Characterzed Broderick's Ac-
ton as Mean and Base.

London July 30. The printer and pub.
Usher of the Daily Mail Of this city had
narrow escape today from being ordered
to appear nt the bar Of the house Of com
mons ON Thursday next as the result OF
observations made IN connection with the
war secretary's CNr. Broderlck's) boyco'
Of that newspaper on account of It's South
African disclosures
The Daily Mall this morning character.
lied as ''haseless ana mean" Mr.. Broder-
lexis assertion in the house OF commons
Yesterday that the paper had habit OF
surrepttiously buying secret war offee in
formation. adding that II Mr.. Bro1erlck
yenturcd to repeat II outside OF tn hpHse
that the paper had stolen official docu-
mcnts II would prosecute him for libel
In the house OF commons this afternoon
swift MaeNCal. Irish nationnltst M ~ y
motion to the effect that the Daily Malls
challenge was a breach of the privilege OF
the house. The government leader Mr.
lalfour. assented. But apparently not de-
string to stir the matter up, he said he
Thought II was not necessary 10 press the
motion. Mr.. MacNeal. however, Insisted
ANA the motion was carried without dlyl-
sion
Mr.. MacNcal then moved that the printer
ana publisher he ordered to appear at the
mar Of the house tomorrow The motion
was deteated-2SS to us votes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
JEFFRlEs AND sHARKEY.
The Big Fellows to Meet In San
Francisco.

The Big Fellows to Meet In San
Francisco
New York. July 20 Champion Jim JET
fries and Tom sharkey agreed today to
fight twenty rounds az San Francisco in
September. All that remains TO clnch
the match between tue two big fellows Is
the signing Of the articles and the post
Ing OF forfeit ON sharkey's side at least
there VIII he no delay In that direction.
He said tonight that his manager had
5000 10 put up at once and that the
money could remain up as side bet.
The match was very quickly arranged.
although Il has been talked about for
year. Two weeks ago sharkey wrote TO
the champion asking for fight. The
reply came yesterday 10 the shape Of
telegram from Je1ries 10 Ned lIoman,
wnO represents Ia New York the San
Francisco Athletic club, s1itlng that he
WIS ready to meet Sharkey In September.
The sailor was communicated with, and
he promptly jumped at the ufier. lioman
wired Jeffries 10 that effect Sharkey APP
peared 70 he much pleased NJ the oppOr.
tunlty OF another battle with the cham.
pion
tI have always been In The Held. he
eald, ''and I have got now exactly where
want TO. TO show that ! mean bus ness
and that ! think / ought to have the hrst
crack at Jeffrles I'll fight Rubin and
wager guarantee that ! lick him before
Deet Jefrles. But the man that want
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31
POPULISTS IN CONFERENCE
ADDRESS ISSUED RELATIVE TO THE
OHIO SITUATION.
A Fusion Proposed by the Middle-of-the-
Roaders-Mayor Sam Jones May
Get in the Race.

Columbus, Ohio, July 8O-Joseph A.
Parker of Louisville. chairman of the Ma
tlonol committee of the middle.of- the-road
popullsts, and Otto Huber of New Rich
mond the Ohio members of the same com.
mlttee, have been in conference here to,
day with popnllsts in response TO a call
issued by Chairman Parker after the ohio
democratic convention for a conference of
populists and all citizens who favor the
union of all Independent reform forces
into an allied third party to take what
ever action that may be deemed advisable
relative TO the nomination of "A ticket for
the approaching state campaign"
Iomght Mr.. Parker gave out the follow
ing that had been adopted as an address
TO the people!
on the fact that the opportunity Is now M
tordcd ny Reason of the return TO power
IN the ,democratc party Of the element in
--oo IhTcirS leserted that party repudlat,
cd and scorikd It's principles and betrayed
u into the Nnds OF the enemy. to unite
al who bellcN in progressive democratic
principles into IN effective independent po-
hllcal movement and TO this end, we ap
peal 10 those citizens Of Ohio who are ais
gusted with the unfaithfuncss Of the old
parties TO organize In each county an In.
dependent partisan league on the prln
ciplc Of public ownership ot public utliitlea
ana mou0polics, direct legislation. the gov
eminent issue and control Of the money OF
the country, ana absolutely honest elections
ana unrestricted universal suffrage
4 provisional committee Of 1--WE is nro
yidcd for which may, II deemed expedlcnt
ncmlr0te state ticket, the nominations
to be ratified by petition OF voters or by
a ratification convention Ia be held at Co
lumhus not duter than September 10 Ii Is
understood that II the free silver men 10.
morroN nominate such a State ticket and
adopl such platform rs Is named by She
middle of-the-roadcrs, there viii be no pOp,
ul'et ratification State convention during
the State fair. September TO-
The prohibition and the Jones elements
Of the proposed fusion want all those on
pnSet To both democrats and republican,,
70 unite on Mayor Sam Jones Of Toledo
fos governor.
The attendance for the free silver con,
vcnt'on tomorrow as wen as for the popil.
list conference today is so small that the
action OF these elements either sngly or
ia amalgamated form Is not now regarded
rs q factor In the present Ohio campaign
for State offices aud United States senator,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-31

smiihvilie. Texas, July 2o-smln,,t.
this morning received her first bale 4 n
years crop OF cotton. 1t was broogs, h,
by August Bunte and weighed les, noNsl,
in the seed and was ginnea N II y1i ~
Cooks gin, and sold to Yerger lin
Son for SIS cents. ~