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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-11

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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-11

Get Your Photo This Week.
At Wade's. 207 n. Market. 10c.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-11
Prisonkeeper Washer
Won Box Of Cigars.
Troubles of Other People Told to
His Honor.

II won't plead guilty to a thing ]
amt guilty Of Henry Howe, a South
End young man asserted, as officer
Chas. Doerler questioned him before
Police court opened Saturday morning.
II bought those tools for 49,"
Howe was charged with stealing
carpenter tools from the Selle Gear
works. He entered plea Of not
guilty.
Bet you n box Of cigars he will
change his plea after i talk to him."
said Prisonkeeper John Il. Washer
to Prosecutor G. G. Benner.
"rl take YOU" said Benner
In the course of a 1o-mlnute CONVEX
sation which Mr.. Washer then had
with the prisoner, Howe confessed
and told where hatchet which had
not been sold with the other tools,
could he found.
Howe then reappeared in court and
changed his plea to guilty. He was
fined $40 and costs and sentenced to
80 days in the workhouse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
N0TAS ENARM0NICAS

Debo la cortesfa del distinguido artista
amigo don Eleuterio MeIendez, ell haber re-
cibido con atenta dedicatoria ejemplar de
su walls que lleva por nombre Et Federal,
que, como todas las produccfones de su genio
artfstico, merecedor de ocupar sitio promi-
nente entire las obras musicales que enrique
cen nuestro repertoire regional.
Nifo aun, me dedique con fsrvor estn-
diar el arte que con tanto exito fnteligencia
cultiva ell amigo Meendez, pero, pesar de
mis- esfuerzos y buena voluntad, mis- facnlta-
dss 1ntelectuales pegaronme So ayuoa nuoe
de convencerme al fn al cabo que yo po-
dr1a ser artista de corszon, pero no de fnteif-
gencia eiecuci6n.
Asi es, que, cuando veo mis palsaDos que
por sus propios esfuerzos escaian la montana
en- cuya Gina Sc alza ell temple On que Sc rim
oe quito al Divino Arte; cuando les veo Gu
biertos de la gloria que han sabido conq&M y
MERCER, Sc lana de jdbilo mi alma. pcrque
consloero que ell lauro que alcanza Ell MO,
nonra es de la madre del hermano, y, como
70 sk1fo cuando sufre nuestra amada p2tria
siento en- ell rostro ell rubor de la vergusnza
cuando Ia contemplo herida y humillada por
sus maos hijos, asf tambien gozo en- sus cortas
siegfias, me enorgullece el triun1o % os mis-
nermanos, porque, al honrarse ellos recloien-
DO mercedes laurelee, honren tam bien nnes-
ira madre. la pobre Puerto Rico
7, lquien sabel quien sabe, amigo Meien-
oez, 81 va que Ia protesta viril de los patrlotas
no hace eco en- ell coraz6n de nuestros goDar-
nantes; 81 el quejum broso grfto de IN pueoio
que agoniza por inacci6n no ha conmovido
los que por estar shitos no conocen nj com
prsnden la misera ell hambre, iqufen saoel
repito, 81 segun Ia leyenda mftoiogtcs ell divtno
Apollo domefiaba las heras con ell magicO sonl-
do de su Instruments, 10 que no han podido al
canzar protestas nj quejas, gritos nj lamentos,
pueden acanzar los subiines acordes muslca-
les que inspiran las almas sentimientos no.
bes generosos?
Esta esperanto podra ser una utopia, an
suefio irrealizable, extravfo quizas de IN cere-
bro enfermo por la febre del deseo, pero, como
Ia esperanza es 10 dnico que no Sc pierde COM
pletamente, va que la justicia de Dios J los
hombrss nos abandona, debemos esperarlo to-
do de Ia casuaiidad, aunque esta no exista
hallamos de esperar eternamente.
Por ESQ, adn tepgo fe en- ell porvenir.
Seces ell desaliento enerva mis- fuerzas; veces
ell desengano here las fbras de mi alma, y,
despechado triste, creo ilegada la hora de
confesarme vancido; pero, ilegan mis- oidos
los ecordes de un Instruments cualqniera
RGuelIas notas son ell rsnedio Invisible que
festauran mis- fuerzas alegrando mi alma me
disponen nuevamente la lucha, con tanto
Valor y fortaleza como antes.
El delicado Obsequlo del compa nero ami
20 Melendez, ha despertado en- mi recuerdos
dormidos haci6ndome pensar en- el presente
On ell futuro.
Aquellas notas pequehas y negras despa-
framadas en- confuse des0rden sobre ell pauta-
do blanco papel, ora pareciendo bandada de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

Ell preso Jose Febo Gomez que trabaia aba
Tornado Ell microbes, escape.
Estaba condenado por ell Juzgado de B J.
rros Ia pena de meses de prision.
III duefo del esta blecin iento donde oc u
rri6 ell incendio ell microbes es don Antonio
Rodriguez no don jose Mayol como diimos
aver.
Ell microbes cay5 de IN andamio ell traba-
jsdor Agapito Lopez.
Fue conduci al hospital, h hsrido en- ell
labio superior, y con una contusi6a en- la re-
gi6n toraxica.
Una nina de 251 anos de edad fu6 atrope.
ilada ell microbes por Ell coche de punto no
El estado de Ia nifIa es grave
y q guardia 70 unicipal hiri6 casualmente
un compaGero, en- 81 ante brazo izquierdo,
tiro de revolver.
El herido Sc llama Martinez fue condu-
cdo al hospital.
Hoy Ia sastrerfs de moda en- esta cfudad ca
Et NovatoT, que tantos a1os lleva de existe ncia.
Ponce es quizas la cindad puertorrfquefa
donde con mas elegancia viste Ia iuventud. 10
cual prueba la existencia aquf de buenaA sas-
trerfas
con decir que El NoUdtor Marcia Ia
cabeza, estA dcho todo. Telas de todas cla-
ses, hnas medtanas, para todos los gustos.
pfec1os sumamente mooicOs, por sobre esas
ventajas, la tjera del maestro Su6rez, que es
uno de los neicres cortadores que han venido
al pals.
Con tales condic,ones squiea no 40 hace
parrocuieno de Ell NovAroRp p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Isabella
ESPECIAL PARA LA DEMoORACIAo

El IL del c0rriente aparecio ahogado en- es
te pueblo ell fndfviduo Vcents M1jfa, vfctima
de un ataque epectico, en- momentos en- one
derribaoa un arboI en- el manglsr xvicente We
lez,s de esta Jurisdiction.
Ha sido trasladado la villa de Aguada ell
pnndonoroso cabo de Ia poicfa insular don
Alfredo Font.
Policfas como ell sefior Font onran ell cuer-
po que pertenecen.
Exacto en- ell cnmplimie to de sus deberes
justiciero en- todos los actos de su delicado car
go, es de lamentar su partida de Isabella, don.
de deja buenos amigos que saben apreciar sus
mobiles procedures, como funeionario p1blico
y como cabalero.
Ha tornado possession de su cargo, como pro-
fesora de Ing e., Miss Reed.
Ea les cortos momentos que hsmos deuar-
tfdo con ella, apfectamos las bellas condolences
que le alderman, favorables Ia de!icada mission
que ha de desempe pefiar.
DeseAmose fsliz estancia entire uosotres.
Liueve excesivamente por esta jurisdiction
.. extreme que los caminos estkn intransfta-
oIss las sismbras hsnse perdido en- su mayor
parte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

cuervos en- ell espacio; ora golondrinas posadas
en- las lfneas del pentagrama; "a como elelci-
tos dispuastos la luche, 8 bien como noroas
de beduinos en- fuga desordenada; seme1antes
barquichuelos com stidos por ell huracan que
suben baian meroed de las olas con maca
bricos movfmientos, me hfcieron pensar tam
bien en- la famiiia puertorrfquena desparrama-
da hoy en- su patria y viviendo en- peqnehos
aduares como gtanos de tribus enemlgas, o,
como ell hombre malGito, marchando errante
sin rumbo flo sin esperanto de llegar I'm ala
al termino de su via ie.
iTrfste doioroso es confesarol pero, as
notas que como enj = nb bre ds irauietas diIai
nutas abejas bren ell pentagrama; que nas
que obra de IL voluntad de un hom bre parecen
manchas de tints, obra inconsciente de un nj
ne voluntarioso NAL criado, cuando Ia volun-
tad del artsta 10 desea obedecen g. ella aqse-
LA mutitud infOrme de caracteres extranos Sc
convierte de pronto en- Cascade de armon1cos
soptdos, todos acordes, todos bellos, todos va
porosos, qHe, dsndo forma al pensamiento del
artista, hacen com prender los profanos sus
sentimientos, dulces amargos, tristes ale
gres-
En- cambio, la famlIa puertorriquefa, es
una continuidad de acOrdes dlSO1lGntes.. La
armo9tt1 existe ell conjunto y, siempre
desdcOrdeS sus mfem bros entire 81 no pueden o
no ouieren obedecer Ia ynluntad del sentido
com1u, en- vergonzosa fagG de p.triotismo,
someten dtegrene7lte sus sentimieO tos pa
sionales, sin importarles IN ardits que ia patria
este mlOrendo. Esta djUisi0n es criminal, por-
que, ritardaasdo ell logro de nuestras justas as
ptraciOnes, uceterGnlOs nuestra ru1na. Solo un
gran artista, no como Hafdn nj Apollo divinos
en- Ia escencia terrenal sino come ell gran ar
tista creador del himno immortal de Ia Natura
leza; como el que fernando pentsgramas en-
un mundo de mundos escribi0 en- ellos los dcor
des mas perfect0s del Universe; como Ell que con
ell duice trinar de las aves canoras, ell horripi-
lante siIvido y graznar de reptiles waves noe
tnrnas, Ell rugido de las feras, ell muir del
viento ell tableteo del trueno otros tantos
ruidos que llenan al hombre de pavor cuando
surge 10 desconocido impotente para do
ninarlo, hizo vibrar las dbras sonoras de un
arpa oculta bajo ell misterioso veo de la crea-
ci6n, Y, con sonidos tan heterogeneos incom.
prensibles, lanz6 al espacio las mas sonoras
melodfss, siempre admirables. isiempre mimi
tab'esl
Solo ese Artista, amigo Melendez, podria
sacar <slgo buenos de esta oDfusion drm6nt-
Co en- que encueutra ia famiiia puersorrio ue-
ia.
Yys cue las notas del aals que como de-
licado obsequio me. enyio Ell amigo NJ siendez,
trageron mi mente estas consideracones,
doiIe las gracias por tan inmerecida distin-
ci6u, y, admrando como siempre sus dotes ar
tfsticas, queda agradecido su amigo compa.
fiaro.
Diogenes Prieto.
Carolina, 10 de Noviembre 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
PONCE
NOTTCEAS DIRECTAS

El domingo pasado Sc celebr6 en- Coamo
una boda slmpAtica.
Nnestro amigo don Rafael Rivera Esbri,
con Ia dstinguda sefiorita Fausta Bsngoa y
Larrauri.
Al acto coneurrieron mnchos amigos des-
de esta ciudad.
Tn mundo de dichas dsseamcs la fsliz
pareja
Procedents del partido repu bicano ha In
gfesado en- Ell federal, don Salvador Negr6n.
EI microbes por la tarde sc verified ell se-
pelio del cadAver de Ia seforfta Enriq ueta
Prats y Hinchs.
Ell feretro estaba cubierso de hermosas co.
fonas con sentidas inscrpcones, timo tribus
to que dedicaba Ia amistad consecuente Ia
A pesar del tiempo luvioso Ia concurren-
cia fue numerosa: SO coches seguisn ell f6retro.
Despidi6 ell duelo con ssntidas frases nues-
tro respectable amigo don Guillermo Schuck.
ReitcrAmos nuestro pessme la fanilia
doliente.
Ha regresado de su viaje Europa nuestfo
distipguioo amigo ell ingeDi-ro don Roberto
Graham.
Rsciba nuestro saludo.
Don Felix FIgaeroa ha lDgrssado en- 81
pArtido federal.
Procede del campo fepublicano.
La DEMocRACfA se vende en- a tabaque.
fla dc don Vicente So.tero, frents al parque
de bombas.
Continda en- ests ciudad el item 20 lluvioso.
El iueves permansci6 ell dia nub.ado ame.
h&lsndo recios sguaceros.
Gel Louvres ha fecibido Ia paja de Italia
mas Hna que Sc conoce.
Los cientes que deseen obtener sombrerox
fAoricados con dicha paia, deben spresurarse.
pnes los pedidos aumentan va qnedan poca
LAT nNAa "A pfo rmfxr
Para ingresar en- 81 partido federal Sc ba
ssparado del repubicAno don Juan Ma vaz.
1uez.
Programs para In retreta del pr6ximo do
mingo:
Paso- dob,e clos BArbaros del Norte,
DAnsa <GloriaS.
Sinfopfa <Raymonds.
Walls <Saludo Ponces.
Mklurka <Qum Bambk,
Ella BorinquenaS.
Au.ores respectivos
Bslgrave; Campos; Thomas; Campos; Sa-
ksstibega Astol.
El artesano de esta ciudad don Heriberto
Draya. color triguefio de So afios de edad
de ofcio calderero. estG estado de demen-
cia Sc ha desaparecido de su casa. calle del
Coto no 10.
Su mania es el movimiento continue.
Sc suplics los demGs peri6dicos de Ia Is
10 10 reproduction de esta noticia.
Tamtisn abandona las flas repubmcana.
para formar en- las federales, don Juan Rivera
sscino do ests ciudad.
Gregorio Ponce fue detenido por Ia policfa
por rooo de un traje, un par zap1tos otros
objetos.
La session del miercoles no pudo efsctuar.
- Por fA!tA de quorum,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

La reina de los Paises B jos, Sc encuentra
enferma en- su restdencia de Amsterdam
Su padecimiento debido un parto prema.
turo. presenta temores sus medicos
Estas celebridades opinan cue en- tales
casos pueden sobrevenir complicacones de su-
ma grave lad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Avunlamiento federal

Hemos recibdo notas de Ia liqnidaclon
practfcada por la Acadia m nniclpai ue EIa
sobre Ell primer trimestre oei Sho
actual. - 400
Los ingresos ascienden Ia suma oe . 4oo
dollars S5 centaVos. 49,.
Cubiertos los egresos, queoo gu 1 oaJ' POI
Ell trim estre en- curse, Ia suma De S!-oo'
Asf es como administran los federales.
i ST pudieran decr otro tanso los Ones"
Iier, Franceschi, Fajardo, Ramos Egozcue
lQuia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Por maIa conducta

Por negiigencia mala conducta, ma na siao 40
iuzs ado en- Comerlo ei pocfa insulaf Juan uo
DiOs Santini.
Componfan ell Tribunal ell capltan pa S0o
Y los tenentes Lopez Diaz Tal1aoa.
ActU6 de acusador Ell cabo PAo1al.
Sc ha dado trsslado del proceso ID Ooni-
sion del CuerFo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Enterrada en- ell Conyento

Hs fallecido en- ell Convento de las ID M.
Carmelitas-San Juan-Luisa Iamayo, que
sufrfa enefalitis
Sc do sapultura sus restos en- el cemen-
terio del expresado Convento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
He9i4>o R@rez


omddic
asouon sehoias
Ger al publco Las ventajas ~ s'n oo' Wv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Sola, Cadiz y Co.
fabricanteS de tabaCos y Cigarri||os

Fabrca de prmera cae montada todos los de
6poca dgda peros competentes. Sus tabacos cgac
admten rival en- la sa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
IMPORTANTISIMO
PARA LOS COSECHEROS De CAFE Y C0MERCIANT|

Atenddo los bajos hr w
"A de echa la TAHONA
S
ID.
cafe los EE.
usende
F
brlante ell
oaoo nj inona son mor
Al tempo los
los
ami de
que tengo el guo de partoipar gener
Para Don Carlos
boyen' ores Francisco Jose Sierra ses Gonzalez Bnin Co
Ponce, Novembre de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

Parece que el gobernador antes de embar-
car llam6 cisrta autorIdad le reconvino
por su participation en- los desordenes afro
pellos que { diRrio SO snceden en- esta capital.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
STATEMENT CLEAR AS MUD.
Chinese Are Procrastinating and Spar.
rinq for Help.

Chinese Are Procrastinati and Spar.
ring for Help.
BY Associated Press:
Washington, March 26.-There is
reason to believe that some of the
cable dispatches stating that the
Chinese ministers at various capitals
have made a final appeal of protest,
is rather misrepresented. Real pur-
pose of Chinese representations are in
the nature of an inquiry as to whether
the great powers would help China
in case she took the serious RESPONSE
bility of a refusal to sign the agree
ment with Russia. The general re.
suit of these inquiries has been to
show that while the powers did not
approve Of the agreement they were
not ready to commit themselves to
backing up China in a firm rejection
of the Russian proposition, and the
consequent breach between Russia ana
China.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
Burglars Looted Somerset Bank
,, This Morning.
DYNAMITED THE SAFE
Only 5000 Stolen Before Citizens Took
Hand.-Bloodhounds on the
Trail.

BY Associated Press:
Columbus, March 26.-Seven men
robbed the Somerset bank this morn
ing. About $4,000 in cash was taken.
the robbers overlooking $4,000 in goli
coin, and 100000 in bonds, and secur.
tiles. Three men worked in the
bank, and four were stationed as SEN
tinels near by. Mr.. Lovett, cit
izen took four shots at the robbers.
The shots were returned, and fusil
lade kept up for some time.
The sheriff of Perry county was no.
titled and drove to Somerset with
bloodhounds. The dogs took up a
trail which led from the blacksmith
shop where tools were obtained, at
once to the livery stable and to the
bank. Two teams, had been stolen.
The stolen horses were recovered,
three and half miles from town. The
robbers were then making way to.
wards Hadley Junction. The bank
at Somerset is located in a brick build
ing. and force of the explosion of
the safe blew out the entire front.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
Complete Peace in the Philip
pines Looked For
WITHIN A MONTH
The Instruction Extinguished But a
Large Garrison AT Least 10000
Men Still Required.

BY Associated Press:
Washington. March 26.-Exchange
of civil and military rule in the Phil.
ippines has been unavoidably postpon-
ed because of the tremendous amount
of preliminary labor involved in fran.
ing a general plan of government to
apply to local conditions.
Meanwhile the last spark of the in
surrection is being extinguished and
there is prospect of general surrender
by April l.
Nevertheless there will be no relax
alton in the vigilance of the military
force and the president is determined
to maintain a large garrison in the
archipelago.
The movement Of regulars towar@
Manila and the return of volunteers
has now fairly begun, but there is n:
intention of allowing the quota oi
soldiers in the Philippines to fall be
low $4,000.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
ORDERS HAVE NOT COME.
No One Here Knows Definitely When
Grading on the cut.off Will Be
Resumed,

Contractors for the construction of
the Sidney-Great Falls cutoff of the
Montana Central are still at sea. They
do not know when grading on the
line is to be resumed. All they are
certain about is that the cutoff is to
be built. for there has been no sus.
pension of work on the bridge at
Rainbow Falls, where about 1875 men
are employed.
The contractors expected that work
would be resumed about 10 days ago
as instructions to that effect had been
given, but these instructions were i'm
mediately followed by orders to disre-
gard them, and since that time no one
in this vicinity has received any init
nation that the st. Paul Offices Of the
Great Northern know that the con-
tractors are here. ready to resume
work.
Contractors who were called to St.
Paul have not returned, and while
they learned nothing definite, they
have reason to believe that orders to
resume work will be given in a few
days.
| The contractors here are under
heavy expense and they are very anx-
ious to begin work.-Great Falls Trib-
une.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
CANAL SUBJECT POSTPONED.
It Will Not Be Taken Up Until Next
Fall.

BY Associated Press:
washington, March 26-Secretary
Hay and Ambassador Pauncefote have
relegated the Clayton-Bulwer abroga-
tion treaty to the background and lit
tie more will be heard of this subject
until Lord Pauncefote returns from
his summer sojourn in England next
fall.
Promoters of the Panama canal are
once more gathering and are imbued
with hope that this government will
yet adopt their route. But there is
small possibility of such action.
Although the Walker commission
report which will be completed in
June, does not unequivocally condemn
the Panama route, the Investigation
shows that the disadvantages in max
ing up the Panama project would not
justify an abandonment of present
plans. Public sentiment, moreover
clings to the Nicaragua route as the
most practical for thoroughly Amer
ican canal.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
Baggage Car Trucks Jump
the Track.
FOUR PERSONS INJURED
One Of Whom May Die.-The Injured
Came Off Great Northern
Train.
Special Dispatch to the Bee:

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Great Falls, March 25.-A serious
wreck occurred on the Great Falls and
Canada passenger train, five miles
north of Steele this afternoon. Sever
al persons were badly injured, among
whom were Mrs. Phil McGovern. San
Francisco; Mrs. J. Fowler, Pondera;
John Conway. and Mrs. J. Devine.
Mrs. Fowler's injuries may result fat
ally The wreck was caused by the
trucks of the baggage car jumping the
track, throwing the coach on it's side.
1t is a miracle that no lives were lost.
Surgeons were sent from here. Most
of the passengers came off the Great
Northern.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
CAR IS NERVOUS.
THEY'RE AFTER HIM
Situation in China and the Troubles

Situation in China and the Troubles
At Home.
BY Associated Press:
London, March 26.-The Birming-
ham Post says that news received in
high quarters in London indicate that
the Gear is in very nervous state
owing to the condition of the political
horizon. 1t is said he fears the re-
suit of the policy of his ministers in
the far east, while the student trou-
bles and threats against his life have
completely unnerved his majesty.
Those behind the scenes in Russia
take very grave view of the present
agitation and think it is the beginning
of more serious trouble.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
BRYAN BLOCKED THE PLAN.

Nebraska Fusionists Will Stay Over
to Preserve Deadlock.
BY Associated Press:
Lincoln, Neb., March 3d.. E.
Thompson's plan of being elected to
the short term senatorship by taking
advantage of the absence of thirteen
fusionists, who are in the habit of 60
ing home over Sunday, was blocked
by w. J. Bryan, according to the re-
publicans, Bryan pleaded with the fu
sionists not to allow the deadlock to
be broken and they agreed to stay
over. Thompson cannot be elected
when all the legislators are present
with his present number of votes.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
UNDER THE MuscovITE FLAG.

American Built Russian Cruiser
Steams Into Blue Water.
BY Associated Press:
Philadelphia, March 26.-The Rus
sian cruiser Variag has left anchor
age and started for the breakwater
Yesterday for the first time she float
ed the Muscovite flag at the peak.
which means she is now a part and
parcel of Russia's navy.
Captain Vladimir Behr stated that
the vessel had orders to proceed to
Cronstadt, Russia, via Delaware
breakwater, Norfolk, Va, and France
People who are supposed to know
things in the vicinity of Cramps ship.
yard, however, say that cablegram
has been received by Captain Behr
ordering him to proceed at once to
Japanese waters.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
With Which Missoula Fatnily's
Soup Was Favored.
OTHERS MAY YET DIE
The Poison is Supposed to Have Been a
Phographic Chemical Which Up
set in Soup Stock.

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Missoula, March 25.-Mrs. j. E..
Totman, one of the dinner party at
the Totman home who partook of
poison in their soup, on Sunday, died
this afternoon, from the effects of tn :
poison. Mr.. Totman is seriously ill.,
although believed to be out of dan
ger. His daughters and Miss Mills
are better. The nature of the poison
has not yet been learned, but is believ.
ed to have been Photographic chem'
calls, which got into the SOM stock by
mistake.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
Nominations Still Being Made
in Montana Cities
FOR SPRING ELECTION
Some Prominent Politicians Trying Their
Wings Preparatory to Getting
Into the Big Race.

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Anaconda, March 25.-William Kelle-
her was nominated for mayor by the
democrats. Dan Dwyer for city treas
urer. and T. E. Walsh for police mag
istrate.
Dillon. March 25.-The citizens
ticket was nominated with B. F. White
for mayor.
Missoula. March 25.-The demo
Gratis today nominated Sid J. Coffee
for mayor.
Bozeman, March 25.-The republi.
cans today nominated H. T. Morris
for mayor
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-26
In Montana During the Past
Twer y-Four Hours.
BARN ON DAILY RANCH
Burns and Eleven Horses Perish in the
Flames.-Fires at Boulder and
Bozeman.

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Hamilton. March 25.-A big barn on
the Bitter Root stock farm burned
today and eleven horses perished.
Boulder, March 25.-TwO residences
were burned here today. entailing a
loss of $1,000.
BOzeman. March 25.-The residence
of Professor Traphagen. of the agri.
cultural college burned today. Loss
$1,000.