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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-19

Seghn dice <The San Juan News,s en- qua
vanilla hay un tai jose GregoIlo huiI que %
capsz de comerse cincuents bollos de pan un
qneso de ana libra con So aditamento De sesen-
Ia chinas, como postre.
Este gallo sera bueno, pero lie juego
<Yambr6n,, ), tspado doy gabeia
Admfiase ell peri6dico cftado de Ia voracl
dad del tOTi1lG guayan1llense.
no veo ell por que.
Hoy ell que no come porque no pnede,
as{ es que, cuando alg6u infeiiz logra atrapaI
uno de esos banpuetes extraordfnar1os que o.
vclo 6 Ia curosidad les proportions, SAGA Ia
tripa de NAL al /, es capaz de comerse, no cln-
cuenta bollos, sino toda la panaderla, 81 norno
inclusive.
Este modo de conner no tiene NADIA de par
ticular es justa compensation en- ell equlh-
brio gastron6mico de los pueblos.
5Que hay Glen personals que no comen por
fnapetencid obltgdda, 8, 10 que es 10 mismo' por
falta de guitar
Pues en- cambio hay una persona sola que
come por las Glen, santas pascuas.
he aquf ell equiiibrio
que hilo negro.?
Pues 20 digo que clio mismo es conner
que YER comer.1
para Ia c'0rrd!
DIcen que Egoucue es devote ferviente de
Santa Rita.
Esta sefora, segdn la general opinion. es
Ia <abogada de los imposibles,s con onfete
uuina <Sal 81 puedes..
Acth,, VI es muy respetada temida en- la
Corte Celestial en- donde entiehde en- todOs los
Asuntos judiciales de sus devotos clientes, los
cuales, confando en Ia sabidurfa de ella no SO
paran en- barras piden troche mocne los
mayores imposbes, pretendiendo iiocos! que
al olmo de peras ell cupeU aguacates. :
La Santa que es muy stenta, com place
sus devotos, como puede, les sirve desintere-
sadame3te con la mayor voluntad.
Pero resulta que Egozcus Sc le ha pnes-
to en- Ia cabeza traer al retortero q SANTA NJ
Ia, =, petici6n va y petici6n viene, Ia hs can
sado de tai modo, que Ia pc bre Santa rem ga
deses per ada amente de su noble profession
En- dias pasados Sc le presento san Peofo'
con un Legal, voluminoso debejo del brazo.
--sQne tienes bsjo del brazo, Pedro-le
bregunt6 la Santa.
TIN golondrino, Ritas este memorial
fus es ell millonesimo quinto de Ia serfe que te
snvia tn protejdosEgozcue.
" Que muela lie duele al 6lAe7so de bgoz-
cue?
No s6, 70 se, Rita. pero me parece que
no debe dolere NADIA de su estlLche moar, por-
que segGn me dijo ell comisionado que na tralio
81 .escrito este. Egozcue y los suyos estan dis.
buestos & comerse un baey de se1scientos mil
dollars.
-iQne bsrbari1ad
-Pero IS ell caso que cuentan contigo pa
ia clio.
Para que? Para comef del buey?
Mo, htia, no. Para que SO 10 ayudes
assollsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-19
SAN SEBASTIAN

La cafretera Que de este pueblo corduce
Lares se encnentra lntra stable
Don Leon RIBS, que face POGO ingres6 en-
dne forma ban parte de Ia minorfs republicans
Ei municipio proyecta Ia construction de
I'm hospital en- las afderAs.
Con obieto de pasar una temperate, ha
iiepado esta poblaci6n Ia dstnguida famflfa
de nuestro enthusiastic correligfonario yqneti-
30 amigo, de Mayagdsz, don Constantine Fer
h&ndez.
fAmbien Sc halla entire nosotros con ignal
6bjeto Ia simpatica aguadillana sehorfta To-
nita Rosa.
Grata permanencia les deseamos.
El dia 10 de los corrientes estuvieron de
paseo en- esta poblaci6p las apreciabias se1ori-
tas America Isabel Durecd, qufenes acom-
pan.ban don Sergio Noa, esposa, hermana
de aquell&s ell sefor don Angel Rivero.
Todos asistieron al festival lfrtco literar1o
cue celebr6 anoche la sociedad 6 Lao de
Union,
Dasde hace a'gunos dias Sc halla rscogide
ca el lscho nuestro querdo amigo don Andres
Mendes Licis 60. por cuyo restablecimiento ha-
cemos voto.
Ha sido trasladado & San Juan 81 policfa
insular don joss Bernsrdini, que venfa pres
tando servicio en- este pueblo.
La asociaci6n religiosa de <Hijas de Ma
ria, se dispone celebrar con gran pompa y
entusiasmo 10 festividad de Ii Purisfma Con-
cepc;6n.
En- ID pr6xima veiada que cslebre la socie-
dad SLa1o de u6n1 pondrk en- ascena Ia
comedia en- tres actos en- verso <Gajes del
b6cioS
Don Juan Coll G.au 50 familia han d
isdo nusvar ente 81 residsncia en- ssta pobla-
ci6n.
HNlase snfermo, sunque no de cuidado,
huestro correIigtonario don Eusebo SsrrAno,
concejal de este Ayunta miento.
Celsbrarsmcs que pore 10 salud GUAM
10 antes.
El OerresuonsaI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-19
0tro ''compIot" en- Fi|ipinas

TN <complotS para asesinar Ia guarnicion
Americana an Mopcada, provincia de Tarlac,
isla de Luz6n ha sido revelado por uno de los
eonspfradores. -
El que descubri6e ell <,ompiot3, escondio un
detective dentro de la casa donde Sc celebraoa
10 reunion.
Muchos arre.tos Sc han iecho SO han
conseg q uido documentOs importantes.
La idea era fncendisr Ia casa donde vivian
los soldados, mentras 6stos dormfan, Los qne
no murieran por ell fuego seifan asesinados al
Ascaparse de las ilamas
Los conspIradofes estAn presos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-19

Me parece que fuera mejor lamar un
~AIa til 81. Ahf themes ell escrito En-
terate de g., pues yo me voy para ID porteIia'
ESQ <del buey. me parece imposloie
-Por ESQ te 10 encasquetan. dNo eres tn
la <abogada de ellos
d. quienes? Ds los bueyes?
De los imposibes...
-Bueno. ala td-dijo San Pedro mar
Rita. Rita!-g grit6 San Tito sacando la
cabeza por una claraooss del cis'o.
Toms: ahf te manda tn pariente Egoz-
-Osro buey?
-Yo no se ST es buey vaca; pero me pa
race Que es question de pezuf1as. lFigdrate.
Rita, que los limpia botas estan mezciaoos en-
ell asunto 49,.
" que tiene que Egozcue con ellos9
ESQ 10 sabras tan pronto leas ei memo
rial que te he entregado. Abur.
March6se San Tito jugar pelota con San
Turron Santa Rita Sc quedo lsyendo las pc"
ticiones. de Egozcue
Dscfa asl la primera
<Honorabilfsima sapientislma Mlstres
IS rora:-Encontrandose la corporation
que preside mas bruJd que Ia misma oTuJers1,
atc. ETC.. deseamos que I'd. haga TODD 10 po-
sible en- sta asunto ETC., etc para poder ma
neiar 5000 900 etc, etc. ........... :. .....'
A los benditos pies de vuestra uonoIaDi-
lidad.
Respetuosamente
Manuel Egozcue Ctntr6n
Alcalde de esta Ciudad
(Jefe por antignedad
del Primero; Bntoll6'l
de espot3les de d perdlds)
Il Impossible pens6 Santa Rita, arrojan-
do leios de sf ell mamotreto slo que es por esta
vez Egozcue querido, no tie comes un ouey
tan grande. Si acaso. debas tendrAs que
conformarte con las parties extrensds
Veamos este otro escrfto. ..... Bien de-
cfa San Tito. Mi protegido no qnfere que Ia
gente sc limpie los pies como la Hygiene Ia
Junta de Sanidad ordena....s. bah 10 que
es en- este asunto no me meto 20. Aha SO las
entteudan ellos. -. III Pedro Tito
-sQl quieres? pregnntaron los liamados
| presentandose. .
-Cuando venga aIgdn enviado de Egozcue
| 4 i'm portunaros con ag1a nueve escrito de-
| cfdIe que 20 le he vendfdo el estudio san
| Turr6n que he lido tomar los oanos dc
| aqua fuerte & los quntos iD1ernos.
-Seras mplacida, dijo San Pedro ras-
| cSndoss la calva.
-Te obedecemos, repuso San Tito dando
| un salto mortal desapareciendo por una ca-
| rabOya.
YYgozcue, ante ell Attorney
oued6se sin protection
no pudo en- conclusion,
manejar fntegro gel buey. .....S
| oh, que grande deception
Diogenes Prieto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-19
IMPORTANTISIM0
PARA LOS COSECHEROS DE CAFE Y C0MERC|ANT

obtne ell cafe este ano he sueto e
educcon len los del pado lustado de cafe
Apartir de feha
los
Por cafe.... 25
lie id.
:, caepar g
n
La ella
brlant resuldos
ofre
cameo
COSECHEROS DE ARROZ en-
comple
ARROZ Thn
o partipar al comercio general
Fernandez Don
Sierra Sres Gonzalez Bonnn Co
Ponce, 10 de
lose Piha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-19

Ha sido verbs derAmente un temporal de
aqua ell que ha habido en- esta ciudad ,pues In
lluvfa empes6 anoche las diez, han seeuf.
do fecios aguaceros hAsta hoy por la mafana
que aun contin6a con algunos int6rvalos. Estl
tAroe 10 nnh vnelve Hover fuertemente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-19

La cafretera que de este pueblo eonduce
Lares se encnentra lntran stable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
HACKED TO PIECES
Fearful Tragedy Enacted on an
Illinois Farm.
ANGER MAKES MAN An AWFUL DEMON
Quarrel Followed by = Cold Biooded Muir.
der-Uses Knife and Club on Help
less wife-sisyer Makes Fruit,ess
Effort to End His Life.

AS a result OF a trivial quarrel Merit
Chism, n Of the wealthiest farmers
OF Mclean county. Illinois residing
near Carter, murdered his wife and
then made a futile attempt to commit
suicide, and was finally arrested.
AS Mrs. Chism was starting To church
q quarrel arose. Chism jumped into
the buggy and with a knife cut his
wife's face n neck into pieces. lie
then threw her into the road. jumped
upon her and stabbed her repeatedly.
Her son Harvey Freeland. aged twelve
struck at Chism with a ball bat. Chism
wrested the bat from the lad. and struck
his wife three times, smashing her skull
and dashing out her brains. He then
tried again to stab the woma
Harvey caught his hand in which he
held the knife.
Chism drew the knife through the
boys hand, almost severing his fingers,
and stabbed Harvey in the arm. Chism
then fled across the fields and tried to
drown himself in a well. The water
was not deep enough and ne climbed
out. He then ven to the house Of a
son, where he tried to kill himself with
. revolver. They prevented him and
took Chism To Bloomington. where he
delivered himself to the sheriff. Chism
was a man OF quick temper. but was
v before guilty Of crime.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
ATpOW[RS'M MERCY
China Admits II. and Makes Plea
for Mercy.
IS WILLING TO PAY The INDEMNITY


The answer of China TO the state.
mcnt ot the ministers Of the foreign
powers as to the losses sustained by
nations and individuals in China has
been received. The answer commenced
with an appeal for mercy, saying that
the country is impoverished. The
answer explains that the utmost China
can offer is $4,000, 900 taels annually
for the ncNt thirty years, and gives the
sources from which II il expected the
money will come. China asserts that
this sum will impovcrish IL to an extent
that will make IL incumbent ON the
government to increase foreign Gus
toms onc-third in order to raise rcvc.
nue. to run the government.
The news that China agrees to the
payment of the indemnitics demanded
is received with general approval in
Berlin, in view of the disposition Of
Germany To wind up the China cam.
paign, but the proposal to extend the
payments over u period Of thirty years
meets with only n qualified assent.
A cablegram from MIR. Rockhill. our
special commissioner at pekin. men.
tions the receipts Of the Chinese reply,
He has been instructed to continue his
total indemnity, but in the present dis.
position of the powers little hope oI
success il entertained.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
ATTACKED BY MOB
MOI -Union Car Men Arrive At
Albany, N. Y.
THERE TO TAkt Strikers PLACES


An Albany. n. V, dispatch says:
Under the escort Of "a platoon of
mounted police and surrounded 10y "A
mob of 1000 Albanians. 20O of the non
union street car mel were taken Ia the
Quail street ear barns of the United
Traction company. which is the main
station of the Albany lines of the
United Traction company. stones
were hurled az the non-union men as
they were taken to the barns. Near
the capital two shots were fired, hut
no one was injured. This Is the first
step taken 10y the company To operate
its lines with non.union men. The
officials of the company that
traffic will bc resumed at once. The
%non-union men. il is said came from
Philadelphia.
Notices have beee sent to the shcritfs
of Albany and Rensselaer, counties and
the mayors and chiefs Of police Of Al
bany. Troy. Watcrvlict. Cohocs and
Rensselaer, of intention to operate,
together with requests for police pro-
lection. Forty-tive inspectors of the
company were sworn in as deputy
sheriffs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
CUTS DOWN ACREAGE
Area OF Wheat Ground Not up to Last
Year.

NV" wheat GrOund Not up to Last
Year.
Returns to the statistician OF the de.
partment Of agriculture, made up to
May ], show the area under winter
wheat In cultivation on that date to
have been about IS. 267, 900 acres. This
is 2,ol5.OO0 acres, or 6.7 per cent, less
than the area shown last fall, but p
o32 600 acres or ~ per cent in excess of
the winter wheat acreage harvested
last year. OF the reductionlabout one
third came from Texas and California
due in h former state to the ravage
OF the. wheat plant louise and in the
latter TO the cutting, as Is not unusual
In that state, of a considerable acreage
Tor forage. In the states that had one
million acres or upwards sown last
fall the following percentages are re-
ported as abandoned or cut for forage:
MISSOURI |, Kansas /, Illinois 10,
Pennsylvania ., Indiana 2.5, Ohio 80.
Tennessee ~, Michigan 90, Oklaho-
ma 1915, California 1875, Texas Ara.
For the area remaing under cultivation
the average condition on May / was
94.l. While this average is lO.5 points
above the mean of the averages for the
last ten years, and has been exceeded
only three times in seventeen years, il
must be remembered that the acreage
plowed, cut for forage, or otherwise
abandoned, has been entirely eliminat.
ed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
SOLDIERS ORDERED HOME.
Reduction of the Army In h Philip
pine. tn be speedy.

by direction Of the secretary OF wal
instructions have been cabled Ia Gen
cral Macarthur tn send To San Fran
cisco at his earliest convenience h
following:
Fourteenth, Eighteenth and Twenty
third regiments " infantry; Fourth
regiment Of cavalry; Twenty-ninth,
Thirticth and Thirty-third companies
Of coast artillery; First, Eighth, Tenth
Twelfth and Fourteenth batteries OF
field artillery.
General Macarthur is instructed to
transfer To other commands all men in
the above organizations in their first
enlistment having more than N year
10 serve: also men wishing tn remain
In the Philippines. All men OF other
organizations having three months or
less To serve, not intending To %re-enlist,
are tn he transferred to the returning
organizations. II is expected that the
movement will begin o after the LIST
of July, next.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
A IN ~HOMESTAKE.
Boiler E%.plodes In Big stamp Mill Mt
Lead, n. ID.

Boiler EHplodes In Big stamp Mill at
Lead, 4. ID.
At Lead, S. d., a set of boilers at the
Highland hoist, operated by the Home
stake Mining company, blew up with
terrific force. The shock was felt in
all parts of the city, the hoist being
half a mile away. A fire alarm was
turned in and all of the fire depart
ments responded. The first arrival at
the scene witnessed a pile of iron and
wooden debris, with portions of ma
chinery scattered for several hundred
feet around the hoist. Fire started in
the building, but it was soon under
control.
Ed Bretsford, engineer of the dyna-
mo and air compressor, was pinned
down by a portion Of the boiler and
was almost instantly killed. Mandy
klinger and John Cowlin, two helpers
about the hoist, were severely injured
but will survive. Several other men
were more or less injurd. Bretsford
was married and leaves wife and eight
children. He has been in the employe
OF the Homestake company for seven
teen years.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
MRS. M'klNLEY BETTER.
President Able tn Leave Her-Mahes Trip
to San Jose and Return.

President Able to Leave Her-Makes Trip
Ia San Jose and Return.
After "A trip to San lose to take his
part in the functions of the day, presi-
dent Mckinley returned To the Scott
residence In San Francisco. If Mrs.
Mckinley's condition, which is some
better, remains favorable, the president
will carry out the arranged program,
with some curtailment. lie will visit
Stanford university and make brief
stops at San Mateo and %Burlingame.
At Palo Alto he will be joined by his
entire party, and the presidents Off
cial entry into San Francisco will take
place as previously arranged.
There is some probability Of Presi-
dent Mckinley abandoning his pro-
posed trip into the northwest in view
Of the condition of Mrs. Mckinley. I'm
less there is a radical change for the
better the presidential train will leave
for Washington Don after the celebra-
tions in the San Francisco district are
over. Mr.. Mckinley Is very much wor.
ried over the condition OF his wife.
Secretary Cortelyou has given notice
that Mrs. Mckinley, should she cor
tinue the trip with the president, will
not under any circumstances Engage in
for the party at any place, but that
she will remain as quiet as possible
during the remainder of the trip.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
CROWDS FLOCK TO SEE HIM
Ovation 20 h President as He Moves
Northward.

Northwsrd.
The route of the presidents train
northward from Los Angles, Cal, lay
through the Santa Clara valley, where
it ran for hours along the edge OF cliffs
overhanging the Pacific ocean. At
every stopping place there was a flower
show rivaling in beauty the floral
parade which the president witnessed
at Los Angeles. At Ventura and Santa
Barbara the president was simply over
whelmed with flowers. The carriages
in which he rode were lined with them
and the streets over which he passed
were paved with them.
As the president approaches his des-
tination at San Francisco the programs
at the different stops are more enjoy
able and less fatiguing. A drive
through the city was In each ease the
principal feature at the places where
he stopped. The president was much
interested in the old Spanish missions
filled with heroic relics which he
visited both at Ventura and Santa
Barbara. San Luis Obispo, was reach
ed at : p. m. for a drive through the
town. The party spent Saturday and
Sunday at Del Monte.
At Santa barbara. the fire chief, who
was in the throng waiting to see the
president. was told that his HOUSE was
on fire. Let it burn" he said. II
can build another; but | may never get
another chance to see a president OF tn"
United States" The house burned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Nh ls.a- A- t-..s. a.tH nN
'"'s,n'"s' 80
'"e 'ormek'"" pp ~" ~
" p''"'
i" ueSp.'"'e o"..e %,p".s
~ ah., a. al
"" 'e'
The Moline Plow company owning
the second largest pillow company IN
,Ian, 90 h -,
Inc hamburg t'hsrlca" e""n'p
company mas ACQUIRED '"' "',"' Inv
Ior past years plying 'e."ee" '""'"''"'
'"S'' wv" >'''"
Baron q Bergen. for two years sec
rotary OF the German legation AT fekin
has been assigned to the position OF
secretary OF the Herman legation AT
Rome.
At S~prinfield. Illinois, Mrs. Walter
Smith was burned TO death ny reason
OF "a gasoline explosion ana Mrs Ellen
Callihan was killed AT IA raiload cross
ing. Both were colored'
Tucker Woodson TAYLOR. for wears
confidential secretary Of John Clark
Ridpath, the historian, committed SUI
| at his home in Hrechcastai' ih"''
by shooting himself IN the mead
Unless a demand for increased wages
i granted il is expected that "A gener-
al strike. involving dire city $50. 600
men and indirectly 5oo'ooo men IN met
al working trades Will occur May 10
ACCORDING IN a d;snatch from Pre-
tori, Gon.ral Christian De Wet. the fa-
nous Ho.r general. has resumed opcr-
atoms and Is renort,d IA have crossed
into the Transvaal at the head Of 1000
men.
Mrs. Nick Marks and her daughter
Mary. wife and daughter of a prom!n.
ON, farmer near Wichita. Kan. have
been arrested for the murder of the
illegitimate baby daughter of Mary
Marks.
H. l. stated that several OF the Cuban
constitutions convention delegates
who formerly opposed the Platt amend
m.nt. are now i'm favor of il, believing
/, win he hes, for Cuba 10 accent its
nrovisions
u,,,
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
House Mover Nearly Killed.

While moving a large barn at West
Point. Charles Elsangcr. a young man,
was nearly killed. He was driving a
team of horses which were attached Ia
a large and long rope, the end of which
started out and the rope frightened. the
double-trec broke and was drawn back
with terrific force, striking Elsanger
over the heart and knocking into in.
sensibility. He was promptly at
tended to. and there are some chances
of his recovery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
OF THE WEEK.
Cold and Dry Week Generally In Nebras-
ks-Corn Planting Delayed.


hs-Corn Planting Delayed.
The past week has beer cold and dry
with less than the normal amount OF
sunshine. The daily mean tempera-
turc has averaged 3 degrees below the
normal in the eastern counties, and
slightly above normal in the western.
The minimum temperatures for the
week were generally 81 degrees and
40 degrees. and light frosts occurred
on several days.
The rainfall OF the week was every
where below normal, and was with
hut fcw exceptions less than 20 Of an
inch.
Wheat and grass have grown well
and In eastern and most central coun-
ties have had all the moisture needed,
hut in western counties more rain
would he beneficial. Oats have grown
fairly we'll, but there is some complaint
of II poor stand, and the prospect is not
quite as promising AS IL was n week
ago. Corn planting has been delayed
in eastern counties by low temperature
and wet land; nevertheless, fair pro.
gress has beer made, and corn planting
is nearing completion In several south
crn counties. The early planted corn
is coming up some, but the weather
has been unfavorable for termination.
The frosts were light, and thus far
hut little damage has been reported.
Gardens were damaged tn some ex-
tent, but fruit seems generally to have
been practically uninjurcd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
sultan Must Knuckle Down.

The Paris correspondent OF the Assoc
ciated press learns on trustworthy au-
thority that unless the sultan of Tur-
key yields on the question Of interior.
ence with the foreign postoffices the
powers will probably present an ulti-
matum in a few days backed by a naval
demonstration.
Those who are close to the postmaster
general say he is only retaining his
Office at the earnest solicitation of the
president and that as oon as practi-
cable he desires to return to news
paper work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
E~xTERMiNATE THE WOLVES
stochmen OF BlacI mn. Put Price Upon
Their Heads.

$3.50 Wv t"s
Their Heads.
\ Belle Fourchc. =. H.. dispatch says;
The cattlcmcn in the vicinity Of tho
short pine hills have formed a union
against the wolves and coyotes and
their cNte rmination in that part Of the
range is sure to bc effected. Every
man owning stock is assessed so much
per head Ivy the year. This money is
paid To a professional wolf hunter,
who receives 81 per head for every
wolf killed. This year Il cents per
head for horses and cattle and u cents
for every ten head of sheep is the as.
scssment. Last winter u total Of sew
enty wolves were killed 10y Robert
kcarncy, me of the professional hunt
crs. This plan is becoming popular
ON the Black Hills ranges and II is
possible that stockgrowcrs in every
district will unite and wage u detcrm
incd war against the wolves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
SENTENCE OF SEVEN YEARS

Defaulting Bank Cashier Of Newark. N.
H., Enters Plea of Guilty.
Charles II. Westervelt, the d~efaulting
cashier OF the Dime Savings bank Of
Newark, N. j., WAS arraigned before
Justice Skinner. He retract,d a plea
OF not guilty, and was sentenced to
two years in prison by the court. He
had several days before pleaded guilty
To two other indictments for forgery
and for uttering forged papers. On
these indictments he was sentenced to
seven years imprisonment. The two
terms of imprisonment are no concur
rent, and he will have to serve both
terms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-05-17
RIOT STAGE IN STRIKE.
Attempt to Run street Cars In Albany
Ends BADLY.

When darkness fell Tuesday evening
at Albany, N. v, several thousand
weary street cur strikers and sympa-
thixers went home, but they were re-
placed by as many more who took up
the vigil to prevent the United Traction
men from running cars with non-union
men. Darkness brought some conf
dence that there would be no attempt
before morning to move cars, for two
attempts made in broad daylight had
brought bloodshed and riot on such q
scale that the local police, aided by
scores of deputies and Pinkerton men,
had been unable to quell the dis
turbance.