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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27
LOVE FOR ARCHBISHOP.
Remarkable Demonstration In Chi,
cage Over Feehan's Restora,
ton to Health.

Chicago, May 81. Archbishop
Feehan. of the Roman Catbolic
church. was the central figure in arl
unusual demonstration on the Wesf
Side Sunday. III health had COR
PEELED him for time to refrain from
active episcopal work, but his health
is now completely restored. and biz
resumption OF all the duties of his ~
fee was celebrated Sunday by the
people of his diocese
A procession of about 5000 persons
with banners and music, escorted the
afch bishop to the West Side Jesuit
ehureh where he ofiiciated in the con
firmation of GOO children. on tha
way TO the church the prooessIoo
halted at the various Catholic ednea-
tional institutions. Arcbbisnoo
feehan's carriage was flied with
flowers
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27
HELPED BY RAIN.
PRovlDENTlAL CARE OF MRS.
M'kiNLEY.
Hot, Dusty Rice Across Nevada
Helped by Showers-Stand-
ing Trip Well.

Ogden. Utah. May 27.-The presi.
Dental train trayersed the state OF
Nevada Sunday and reached Ogden
about $50 last night. The route lay
along the Humboldt river, through the
Ruby and Wasatch mountains, and
then descended into the Salt Lake
basin. During most OF the day the
elevation exceeded 5000 feet and
snoW-clad peaks We're almost contin-
ualiy in sight from the car windows
At this season of the year the ride
across Nevada is exceedingly disa-
greeable. The heat is oppressive and
the dust from the desert is frequently
binding. Fortunately for Mrs. Nc
kinley, one of those heavy transforms
which SO rarely visit this region oc-
CURED in the state Saturday night
laying the dust and tempering the
atmosphere. Rain fell also several
times during the day. The weather
seemed like a special intervention of
Providence for the benefit of the gem
tie sufferer. Mrs. Mckinley passed
comfortable night crossing the
Sierras Saturday night, but the trip
Sunday was looked forward to with
some apprehension The rain, how
ever relieved the anxiety, and Dr.
Rixey reported last night that Mrs
Mckinley was standing the trip very
well. She suffered no Inconvenience
from the rarited atmosphere.
The day aboard the train was
passed without incident. The presi
dent makes it rule ordinarily not to
travel on Sunday, but the present cir
eumstances We're so exceptional that
he set aside his compunctions in or
del that his wife might the sooner
reach home. No service was held
aboard the train, but the president and
the members OF the cabinet kept
quietly to their rooms the largest por.
ton of the day Once or twice, when
the train stopped for water. thew
alighted to stretch their limbs At
Garlin, early Sunday morning, the
president shook hands with some OF
the people who had gathered there
among them number of Digger IN
dams, who live in the neighboring
mountains
Washington, May 27.-The follow.
Ing dispatch was received at the
white house Sunday afternoon from
Secretary Cortelyou. aboard the presi.
dents train:
Wells, Nevada
DIR. Rixey reports that Mrs. Me.
kinley had very comfortable night
She IS standing the trip very we'll"
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27

which former resigns, To be hell dur
ing the months Of October and No
vember.
John l.. McLauIin, U. S. Senator"
To this Senator Tillman replied
sharply as follows
Hon. j. l.. McLaurin, Dear Sir: !
have complied with your haunting
proposition that benjamin the TIL
mantle took good care not To put
himself iii any jeopardy and when |
responded 4 will resign IL you viii do
SO today will do that. Afterwards
ut the close yoa repeated your Will
ingness to carry out your agreement.
You seek to dodge out Of it by put.
ting impossible conditions.
We cannot dictate 70 the governor
Of the Democratic executive commit
tee. We can only do what we said
We would and leave the rest to the
authorities. Will or Will you not
stand by your pledge2
"B. r.. Tllman."
To this Senator McLaurin replied
Hon. 3. r. Tilmaln, Dear Sir: /
am more than willing to carry out
the proposition which your letter in
dieates you were tainted into accept
Ing Congress meets iii December.
| invite you to join me in a letter to
Governor McSweeney rendering our
designations to take effect in ample
time for our successors to be appoint.
ed. | prefer the canvass To take place
during October and November, as on
account Of my physical condition
could not stand it during the summer
months. If you are sincere in your
proposition, write with me In a letter
To Col Jones requesting him to cali
the executive committee and arrange
for the primary, or if you prefer let
us place our designations in Che hands
OF the governor Internationally, to
take effect September Is. 1901
i have the honor to be,
Yours respectfully,
John Lownes McLaurin."
To this Senator Tillman replied
briefly to the point thus;
"Gaffney, S. c., May %. 1901
His Excellency, Governor M. B. Nc
Sweeney, Columbia, S. G.
We hereby tender our designations
as senators for the state of South
Carolina in the United States senate,
to take effect Sept IS next
b. r. Tillman. U. s. Senator"
Senator McLaurin promptly added
his signature, and the fight is on in
earnest between the ex-senators.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27
WeIShaeh L.ightS Reduced to Size

Large mica chimneYs Acc extra. We
are the only authorized agents for
the genuine s'Welsbach." All other
incandescent lamps are infringements.
$500 reward for the conviction OF
my one selling spurious burners as
wv
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27
ours respectfully

Wyhon ~ H. -. y NJ ..
Wneh tnis was sent for his signature,
sslato] McLaurin incorporated the
iolloWLng. The campaign is to be
between b. r. Tillman and John r.
MeLS@lriA Tor the long term OF Office
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27

Charleston. 5. e.. Hay Z7.--The
joint resignation 81 United States
Senators TiAman and MeLaurin,
which will become effective sept. u.
reached Governor MeSweeney's OF
fee. In the resignation die tightins
colleagues have asked Tor a special
primary election for this year.
The announcement Of the senatorial
debate at GafTney has already caused
a reaction. and sentiment is over.
whelmingly against the move made
by the senator's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27

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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27
Woman Killed During Storm.

Madrid, May 2z-The village Of
Esparragosa province Of BadaSz
has been almost destroyed by storm
One woman was killed
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27

Ills Excellency, Governor NJ. b. Ne.
sweeney. Columbia, S. C.
slr-We hereby tender our resigna.
,iohs as senators from South Caro-
una IN the United States senate and
ask as a personal favor that YOU don't
appoint our successors until an extra
session OF the senate or until the
democratic committee shall have or.
uefed a primary to choose the men to
pe appointed. II you will kindly ad.
wise the state chairman Of the Demo
cratic 9. party and ask prompt action
N ordering such primary and arrang.
ing iof a canvass by them. we shall
be under obligations. S''''''
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-05-27
Ladies
Gold Watches.

They are beauties for the
price, and we have con
hdence in them. We
warrant them in all di-
rections for one full year
from date of purchase.
Open faces, Gold filled
cases, American move
ments, seven jewels and
clear. bright dials. We
welcome comparison,
knowing that the identi-
cal watch will cost you
more money anywhere
else.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
MALEDICENCiA POLITICA
INEXAOTITUDEs De "EL PALS"

Hoy fu6 traducido un pedazo de Ell
P0Bs, encontrado al azar que contiene unas
cuantas inexactitudes.
Dice que la vista de Mr. Mac Leary
Aguas Buenas, sc de6e que don Buenavertu-
ra Diaz, republicano, pdi6 que Sc hiciera una
investigation en- ia contabiidad municipal, y
no es cierto. Mr.. Mac Lsary estuvo en- Cicho
pueblo mantener un acuerdo suyo, desobe-
decide poreos concej4les que tlegftimamente
tomaron las riendaS de la cosa comf1n
EL AIcdLde federat fu9 deStituid0-agrega
<El Pofs1-Eso tampoco es cierto. Don Agus-
tin j. Diaz, renunci6 de n10tu pr0pio virtud
de las intrigas pofticas de nuestros adversa-
rica.
Los 1taticos que obte1tinn slt pago eran ell a.
cdlde Ell Secret1TtO y 81 etcGrgddO de Ld deposit
turin. IOdOS los demdS dependencies ten5nt 0trd-
sdd0s sus h1beres. Esa es otra falsedad noto-
ria. Para muestra, examined cuanto debfa ell
ayuntamiento al secretario saliente don Sebas-
tian Moil Mas de doscientos dollars de mem
sualides sfn no satisfechas
No nos eXtrAna ell procederde Gel PATS, ,
nj tampoco que acuda la pagina lnglesa cre-
yendo que asf puedan pasar meior sus inexac-
uitudes.
La mentira no puede nunca triunfar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
IA LIGA REGIONAL

nuestros fruto poniendo en- practica lossme-
dios que tan +certada,neate indicaba en- este
perfotico ell sefi n d .vi;a
Hay quo lucher, !ucher con decision. sin
desesper.rse porq Ie eI pri iner sf1 los result
tados no sean .4BiSf letorios; Sino por ell con-
trario prosPgpif c1n mayor tas6a, h4sta con-
vencerse que no hay nal nj situaci6n crftica
impossible de veneer.
Por ESQ nos plrace convaniente la cele
braclon de una Asamo'ea, de La que salga bien
organizada esa L'gs, con sub -comit6s en- todas
las caoeceras de dl.tTito, pues este facilitarfa
los brabslos que omprendfsron, extendiendo
en- cada locaIfdad las ventajas de la oferta la
protection los frutos que en- cada departa-
menCo Sc pro1uZcAn; IN arcando cada fruto TN
precio hjo, facilitando asf las transaccones
con 10 cual Sc le brin iarfa mayor8s ventaias al
comercio,que fr1a obtscien 10 ere Tito Y acapa-
ran1o La vez ell mayor consume, para poder
conpetir con la production extranjera.
E. la union esta la fuerza. Por ESQ nos
psrece que SLa Lig - bien organizada, puede
dar resustados benefciosos, 81 Sc ileva efecto
cor pTontitut eutusiasmo; ST e unen estre-
chamente sgriculoores conerciantes.
Ese SARA modo edcaz de coniurar "a
crisis por cue atravesamos, pues sin agricul-
rura sin comsrcio no puede existir nunca en-
pals ell bieuestar 81 progreso.
Los incadores de proyecto son los la
mados darie forma, contando, como no du-
damos contaraa ell apoyo de la prensa, ri-
pido vehfculo para todas las Ideas proyectos.
Por nuestra parte est amos sempre dis
puestos cooperar TODD 10 que re epesente IN
adelanto para nuestro pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
RAFAE Ell ORTIZ
LAS GESTIONES De SU INDULTO

SegGn las noticias directas que recibimos
So ha p1esentado la mansion eiecutiva de
Washington Ia so'icitud de dulto de la So
ciedad de Caguas, favor del REQ Rafael Or
tiz
Tambien allf han ilegado otras nstanclas
de los ayuntamIentos de Caguas, Cabo Rojo,
4auco, Arecibo, Juncos, Penuelas, Quebradi-
Has. Vega baja, Naranjito, Arroyo, San Loren
20, Guayanlla otros; asf como las de muchos
yecinos de Ia isla, soiicitando la propia gracia
Aiemas, Mrs. Kenny tiene poder
una eXpresiva carta del venerable obispo de
Puerto Rico dirigida Mr. Mac Ktnley, inter-
cediendo por la clemencfa. Dicha carta va
debe haber sido remitida su destino.
Varios periodicos americanos-y entire
eiios-<Sl Paul Dispatch,> importante publi-
cacion del Estado de Minnesota, ocupan en-
sns editoriales del duto, en- sentdo favora-
Bile al desgraciado puertorriquefo.
<St Paul Dispatch2 inserta en- su nGmero
del 81 de J ulio un escrto frmado por Rafael
Ortiz la exposition de Caguas.
Por otra parte dice que muchos medicos
certfcan que Ortiz es IN j6ven de eXcelentes
habitos 20 tiene las caracteristicas del cri-
minal tauto, que resenten Goa las triste-
zas de la priston facultades mentales, pu-
diendo ocurrir que de seguir recluido perda
ell juicio.
Rafael Ortiz fu6 sentenciado por una Cor
te militar ell 27 0e Mario de 1899 ser pasadO
por las armas, Ell prasidente de la repnbiica
Sc commute la pena por Ia de pris6n para toda
la vida
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POr Ia madre de nartl

iniciativa de La Discussion, de la Haba-
na la noche del IL de los correntes verific0se
en- ell gran teatro Tac6n explendida yela-
da en- honor de jose Martf, gel incom parable
Evaugelista de las libertades cubanas.S
La coneurrencia fue extraordinara ; 10
mas selecto de la socedad habauera di6se cita
en- ell ampIio coliseo, artfsticamente decocado
con attributes alusivos al pa5r6tico acto.
Ell prod ucto de las localidades, que se CO.
tzaron alto precio,se destina aliViar 8 iris
tsima situaci6n porque atrayiesa la madre del
nldrttT de Dos Rios
La poesfa Fotontt1, de Bernardo Lopez Gar
CT, fine recitada magistra mente por el conoci-
do Iiterato don A ice5o Vdltivia.
Loor los 9bIos que saean hopraF Ia
fuemoria de sus u lertos iiu>Sres
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San Seba stian

La cosecha actua, &C cal6 promote ser
abundapte pero los c. secberos estan rnuy
alarmados con motiVo Go las introdaciones del
grano brasilefO
Comerclantes, h4cendados industrlales
han diriiido una e1 posicf6o al sguntam1ento q
Il n de que grave la veata de cafe extranJero
raz6n de cinco centavos libra.
El dia del mes en- curse, cumpliose e se-
gundo aniversario del terrible huracan de san
Ciriaco. pesar del tempo transcurrldo ann
continlian en- ell mismo estado dos pueDtes de
la carretera no s. 1er ki6metro de San Seba, :
tian a AguaditIa, los cuales fueron destruldos
por Ia OIL n 8 lei cclOD
NAda ha hec no para tenderos n1evamen-
te Ell Departsmento de Obras paolcas' 2 pe<as
de las rspetidas inssancias elevadas dicho
ceutro.
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tara tratandose en- la prensa
Gee dl'S n Amadeo don RodoIfo Da-
iottlf ! ',.,nstitulr una <Liga regionals,
b tio t5 mas ehcaz de enconsrar s.'1la una soiu-
i5s 1,alij r,j,. porque atraYieSa Ia agricultural
Ne pais raea excelente creemos
8 dea IA pracGica, convocandose
Its le'a raunt6n de agricultores y CO.
S'n S4a. va que tan unidoS e''an 'o9 iu'e-
in.s, .mbss colectividades;,
" aarimeros, para acor1ar las oases por
@' P, rsgirse ala Liga9; los segohoo''
|iS 4-,.teD ia protection nues1ros Iru
b3s p.omerciantes no han De neg2rse
~ ,,oage los frutos del pals son Ia oase
.J ~ iii concrete. :,
E.p ssambea, en- nuestro codcep6o' 81
ro fructffera, tendTia que acordar
y % toJloos rea|izabies Gu el pals, tenden-
o.,r,r Ia ctis que nos amenaza: pres
B@.ysL sf.tpma va gastado 1nutil de
'lly 10. o9a 4 Washington, que tras de ser
Ia on concrete han conseguldo
t''. y go6iernc, una vez acordada
\ 80 ~, de- dsfCg .rla p)rque So le pre-
Iat tres caUaileros recIamarlo.
Isa - ~r,- los nediJs de defsnsa en- ei
ll' ron, el eSCui5oT busca en- as can
Y 'r,5gmyI que h4 dc serVtrle para sus
\ .o.foal oastaculo con que Sc tropieza
Y .'da tfnaro; paro de tG1 SO SAGA
" 80 HAY que peasar en empires
\ 'a 1an.os. VII en- los millones que desde
s,tl5a aca Sc ms Viene dtcienao traeran
Y NJ l'op tsnenos que formarlo nosotros
Y fr,b,4ndo con ahinco, levantando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
he Puerto-Rico Herald "

q, ami eli sumaiio del ndmero 6 de esta
..1ta reytsta. que hemos recioido hoy:
|ro,p1DOs. Os.-Pabel6u de Puerto Rico
~ p.rona de B0mberos. Don Ermelin-
Pan Americana de
/, E,o.-Representantes de Ia Prensa en las
Ert,s del Niagara. Mis- Carmen Casalduc.
|s Msrgarita Meltz.
|rxro : (En iDg 6.). The lnsular policy of
from San Juan, Porto
E-The law OF retaliation from ala Demo
[0-The Sugar Trust Little Scheme.
En espsfo1. Cartas de San Juan. Cuba y
ID Rco.-Los grabados de este ndmero -
Ma .atina. Req uiescant 10 pace.~-Pto.-
New York, por Eulogio Horta. - La
netr6por smericana.-El Midway en- la
Eg01 de Buff4lo-La policfa insular en-
|to Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
So Ds1AN
DTA8 ESeDR Cae R ne EGs

Agosto %.
H!a tarde q las Sc recoii6 en- la Ad dminis-
o1 central de correos, a correspondence
fanio Domingo Cuba que sale por yapor
hoy
Anoche fu6 snspeDdda la function anun-
Por % companfa RoncoronI.
a'a madrngada tom6 puerto ell vapor
Hlao eSan Juans, procedente de New
No Antonio Matey Lluveras ha regresado
l'Vall' Segan nos irformsn, sc propohe
\ ua .l0Fo con los datos que ha obtenldo en-
archipelago
fsgIstra murh0 entusiasmo para la fun
i4s maliana pondra en- escena ID compa-
oacoroni
n a!sf trde desde las s comenzarou caer
' aguAcerOS en- esta, durapdo hasta las
's "a noehe, hora en- que Sc compuso al
"7mpor cue a parecer era tempes-
N, .a.. aa uafa gu quinta conferencia eli iunes
''a'Fante semana.
,'ail p'l eomenzado hacerse los cimientos de
''''a normal de Rio Pledras.
ill.,. ssa e9learcado para San Pedro de Maco
'lso 's Uomtngo-don Celso Montero Mai
NJ suOn AureIlo Bevina Pochet, de Rio
Na,I,, y pr'nero fue cabo de la poicfa
''P'' De aque. pueblo.
H Sua s1S.!- de0e concluirse ell desvfo de los
N '''flcos' trente la plaza de <La Leal-
.3is.gen 3TG,en sera coocada Ia nueva volanta
N.F5 5.o Ge oanturce el domingo podran
aaciaC siecular los ocho carros que dias pa
te emo ma. olnamo debe estar aquf para prin-
ss,ts a. se espera quede colocado antes
''''a De San Mateo.
~ FIta m "a surtr efecto la &Llga de taho-
u TIs,r, pan ha subido en- Santurce y Puer-
Ms .saa, al Precio de cenUavos.
H.. nIs uran que los panaderos en- vista
H. spsaeh = "a anmento en- sus jornaIes 81 no
uecararan en- huelga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
Valiente broma

En- Buda Pesth ha ocurrldo un hecho oas-
Irl conde Gabriel Kepest teniente de husa,
ras apost6 rncientemente que cortarla con q
sable una oreia uno de sus melores amigos
Er efecto, ell conde Kepest reatizo el ooJeto oe
su apuesta. 90
Entonces, ell amigo disparo contra el te-
MEME ell revolver, fallandoie Ell tlro. Foco
aasnnes ell ipfelfz amigo Sc suicidaoa
A consequences de este necno' el @ conue arta. na
aldo degradad ado ante ell reglmlenlo que pei'o
necia y ser& procesado'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
10 mega

hpabIic.aauo doctor Zepo Gandia, q quien
% On nus nus olsidentes de Ponce atribuye.
FAasu o, 1aulnesto ciertss frases que Ie pie
''fas pror 5r ovonlTCtdtcci6n coRSigo mtsmo, MEGA
,E.a plonGnciado
HuDiatees cieTto-dlce Il Zano-desautorfzo
| linda ese rumor como desprovisto de
|sdo 10 bnento' bentto' 81 de ese modo hubiera
[spodera,a a1o,era ~, aceptado de ninguna ma
|sasnte A. ael Comit6 con qulen estoy COM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
0diCi0n Secuestrada

Avor nos fu6 entregada por ell Juzgado la
E5i correspondence al dfa 9, que nos ha-
Ed0 secuestrada.
lPor cIerto que dicha edici6n SO hallaba de-
lnia por orden del fiscal TOus, en- la casa
cu.sr de don 4 belardo Cajss,a donde tuvo
Is bUscar ell Juzgado.
he shi otra incorreeci6n del fiscal Tous.
Pea hablamos vistO que objetos secuestra-
pr el Juzgado SO depositasen en- casas
FcgIaTes, sno en- as odcinas del JueZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
Mercado de San Juan
COTIzACIONES DEL Ola

Harina de Trigo Gel Gigante> ST 8 $50
Id. de Mafz eGold6n Maizes 81 S 3 Is
Id. de Trgo <El premio Mayors 81 5 65
Id. SCAballo Volantez SIS 3 O5
Aiimentos para caballos 81 3 90
Tocino De Norton S1675
Tocino Woodland s 16 O5
Jamones (California) las 100 ID s s75
Salchichones $1,000
Manteca SLa Vencedora> etc. 5 60
Id ala Primera. shicharrop) $ 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
EI muelIe de esDjg0n

Brevemente comenzara reedi6carsa en-
ell nismo sitio, ell u4uelle de la compafifa <The
lTew York & Porto Rico Steamship Comr.1 In
cendiado ha POGO en- Ia bahia de la capital
Aver legaron ca ell vapor <SA Juan1 los
mat.riales = ira baj jadores para Ia oora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
Opinion independents

No obstante los esfuerzos que hace e po
pnlar diario la opinion permanece indiferen
te al asunto de Venezuela Co'ombia pue
mas le pre0cupa la actual hua'ga del acero
los prop6sitos que tienen todos los prncipales
csntros mannfactureros en- inYadir los merca@
dos &c EurOpa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
Preocupadas

Franca, Alemania, Rusia Espafia fta
liza e>tau preocupadas por la acci0n de los Es
tados 3 Undos en- Colon bla Venezuela.
EstAs naciones tratan la question manifes
tando gran aIarma incitan para que reah
ce IN acto que impina que los americanos In
tervengan, pues su ocupacion serfa perma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
POR TELEGRAPH
ALOALDE PRES0

Salinas, Agosto "a.
Tn jnez especial aca6a decretar &c. naso pfasaon
orbitrarja del alcalde don Luis NJ. Caoaiiero.
por correo iran detalles de ese suceso.
Eugenio Buitrago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-08-24
uEnTA Dc F|NCAS
n. CoRTEGA.

poders 6dis las
lrlo N
temn
fruto mens
para pauaier
e el
nformesd q
BOA q Bose silva Albert.
1Qde mra
The Conservative, 1901-06-27
HIGHLY Improved
FRUIT Farm For SALE.

One of the Furnas Fruit Farms,
Brownville, Nebraska, can be purchased
for less than the trees are worth, with
land and other improvements thrown in.
One hundred and sixty acres: 5000
apple trees, 500 pear trees, 600 peach
trees, 600 apricot trees, 1 900 grape vines
For particulars, address,
ROBT. w. FURNAS,
BROWNviLLE, NEB.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

have been imported as repeaters, were
arrested earlier in the day
The bill amending the immigration
laws, so as to exclude persons affect
ed with insanity, idiocy or epilepsy,
was favorably reported from the
house committee on immigration and
naturalization. The bill requires a
medical certificate for immigrants
showing freedom from these ailments.
Charles c. Howard, for many years
confidential secretary to the banking
firm of Seigman & Co., New York
and one of the bestknown members
of the F. and A. NJ. in New Jersey
consumption. He was ca years OF
age md leaves a widow and one son
Charles, :"
A perpetual Injunction was granted
against proposed combination OF
cereal companies. TMJ y,".g ago tn
Ohio, planned to increase its capltSI
from $3,5O0,O00O to $33,0OO,O0O. It was
proposed to form a combination of 9.
per cent of the mills in the country
Mrs. Nellie L. Hover, a stakeholder
objected.
There was an ice jam in the North
and East rivers, New York, that broke
all records for years. The foe that
packed itself into the lower section
of both rivers on the new tide about
$3.50 O'Clock blocked dozens Of ferry
boats which were unable to land their
passengers. As a result the Brooklyn
bridge was overcrowded and a trolley
delay added to the confusion.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21
The Choristers.

There's a little band of singers
Every evening comes and fingers
Meath the windows of my cottage
in the trees;
And with dark they raise their voices,
While the gathering night rejoices,
And the leaves join in the chorus
with the breeze.
Then the twinkling stars come out
To enjoy the merry rout,
And the squirrels range themselves
upon log;
And the frefies furnish light,
That they read their notes Alright
The katydid, the cricket and the
frog.
All the night ! hear them singing;
Through my head their tunes are ring.
ing
Strains of music straight from
Mother Natures heart;
Now the katydid and cricket,
From the deep of yonder thicket;
Then the croaking frog off yonder
drones his part.
BY and by the moon appears,
AS the midnight hour nears,
And smiles dispel the lowering mist
and fog;
Then the mirth is at its height,
And they gIorify the night
The katydid, the cricket and the
frog.
Philadelphia North American.