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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Weather permitting. there will be a bali
game. this afternoon, between the Y. \.
c. A. team OF Lewiston. and the Cadets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Miss Emma RochOn has entered tn
employ Of l.. II. Soper Il Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04
Program Of llbray Dedication.

A meeting of the trustees of the
Lawrence public library Fas held at
the library building. Tuediay evening,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

MIS-. Frank Ierrick of Bangor. Is the
guest OF friends in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Darrah have gone
to Gurnett's Bridge for an outing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

9. T. Lawry is spending a few days AT
his home here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

John Greenleaf Ejgcomb was dr0wn(
at Sheepscot Falls. Wednesday. He "a
from n skin. A widow survives him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04
OAKLAND.

MRS: NJ. a; Reale Of Skowhesan. Is
spending . few days with friend. II Sov,rs:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04
FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. w. G. Rice is visiting In Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Herbert Philbrook is enjoying a shor
cutting at Great Pond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Edward Newell of AllstOn. Mass,
the guest of friends in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Mrs A. g. Page was In Lewiston. Tues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Mr.. and MIS-. Hiram Eddy have --c,urn-
ed from weeRs>v! Wait with friends n
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

There is n brisk demand in the city
for carpenters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Miss Katherine Brown Of waterville. /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04

Going down to THE North, today!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04
Daily kenneber Journal
WATERVILLE.

$40 REWARD
will he paid for Information 1ee1'
lnx to conviction Of any party steal
Ing the Journal FROM doorsteDo u
doorways. where left ~ our ear
slesU.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give an entertainment at the
residence 90 Mr.. James II. Webb
this evening from 5 Ia If. A
pleasing program aud refreshments.
Everybody invited. General admis-
sion Is cents.
Mr.. Westmorlaud Of jacksonville
was in Bryan yesterday, On route to
Kimball county, 20 visit Mr.. Joseph
Randolph. His last information
from Mr.. Randolph was that he was
thought TO be improving some in
health.
Attend the -. Louis Watchmak-
ing school, IBIS Locust Str. 81. Louis
Mo-, aud become a first class Watch
maker, Jeweler, Engraver and OPP
tician. Good positions guaranteed
10 our graduates. send for circu-
lar iS2
Send your orders 10 the Willis Art
Gallery, 28 ;. Beaton 81. Corsicana,
Texas, for duplicate photos from
negatives made by Willis a Cole
man. Send 2596 less than original
cost. %
There win DE called meeting Of
business league at the X. Of +. ball
tonight at S O'Clock 20 make arrange
meuis To receive the New York bust
ness men who will visit Bryan and
College saturday, May {.
The A. +. Wilson oil company Of
Bryan, Texas, was Incorporated
Tuesday, under Che laws Of Texas.
Incorporation, A. +. Wilson, G.. h.
Tabor, G.. +. Moore and Others; car
ital, s3lOo.
LOST-One English setter, name
ON collar aud one black and white
hound, both gyp- Reward Tor return
TO W II. Colo, Bryan Texas. i3i
The colored base ball teams of san
Antonio and Bryan will play three
| games u Kernoic park az i:aO p. m.
Thursday, Friday aud saturday 81
Negotiations are ON foot for a
union Sunday school picnic at Lake
IN Robertson county running an
excursion over the G.. We B.N.
fyou want TO feel like you ar,
going 10 make % chit on oil stock
step Ia at Taylor n Cox aud try som,
OF that old Rye they keep. i29
McNutt Bros. are able TO offer go,
great inducements on the purchase
Of pianos and organs See Thorn n
| Mrs. b. Whites furnit re store. IN
Sanders Bros, * Go. can supply
your table with the best chieken
and freshest eggs the market cal
afford lbl
NUNS Extra Dry and Scuppornonl
are two Of Americas favorite wine
and add to the tone Of all banquets
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03

Scuppernone wine is One Taylor &
Cox keep itlor sale. l29
Try the Young Fritz. 0 cents a.
the Exposition saloon. iS
Miss Carrie Henderson returned
from Dallas yesterday.
Water Coolers and lee Cream
freezers at Levy Bros. 10
Extra copies Of the Morning Eagle
AZ Haswcll's book store. n
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye
at the Exposition saloon. lS3
Step in at Taylor d Cox and miy a
dish Of Biny Mikes chill. 10
Fresh bread and cakes made to
order at T.. Grieser's city Bakery. n
Go to Norwood's and get pair Of
patent leather three strap san
dals. i3l
Second hand doors, windows and
mantels for sale. Apply at this
Office. n
Just received fresh shipment Huy-
ler'- fine candies 40 McDougnld s
Drug Store. s9tf
| y. ;. Buckhaults aud W. &. New
man were here from Edge and Macy
I yesterday.
McNutt Bros. nave pianos and
Organs ON sale at Mrs. u. Whites
furniture store. 100
The bill collectors are thinking II
organizing and having a picnic once
"a month, say, about the 9TH.
4 New Workers are coming 20 Bryan,
Taylor 4 Cox Keeps q. H. Nuns
Extra Dry champagne for sale. lGl
Just received % pieces Of bright
new madras for shirts aud waists at
! 10 cents per yard at Norwood's. l5l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03
THURSDAY
CENTRAL


j +. Farquhar, Wellborn; Rush
Mcqueen. Brenham; W. y. CAN'T,
Ledbetter; George Il. Ray, lola; W.
g.. Prater, L. ;. Army; J. NJ. Law
less, Jr., Edge; Mrs. W. +. Sokelle,
Kate Sokelle, Lizzie Hand, Lena
station, La; John Dunn, james
Green, Ledbetter; j. e.. Hampton,
HOugfou
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Alex Beard was IN tho city ycstcr-
day.
Try our Brook Hill whisky. J. +.
Ponder, 1873
+. Marion Law has returned from
Houston.
Refrigerators aud lee boxes at
Levy Bros 100
a few day boarders wanted. Mrs.
q. q. Mass. ~
Smoke General Arthurs, Exposi-
tion Saloon. 1873
Mattings the newest in style at
Levy Bros. l2o
Huyler's iiue candies ~ McDoug-
aids drug store. S9tf
Capt. W. II. Wiley and wife were
here from Bethel yesterday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03

Joe Love, Kurten; II u Steele.
Steele's store; Robt Wilson. Jack
Morrow, Corsicana; II G CLANCY,
Mesa; Ii II Barrett, w ; Barrett,
Madisonville.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03

w. r Denton. Hookston. Miss
Rev. l.. A. Traylor. jacksonville
I ID Grissett, lola; T. Candy, Rock
Prairie; j + Payne, J W Parker,
Hollis; J Il Brought, Weatherford.
THURSDAY
T. X Woodward. san Antonio
Chas II Smith, Taylor; ID ; Green.
Kansas city; J r. Payne, Hollis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.


MONDAY
John Summertield, Dallas; ". r..
Mllues, 81. Louis; ". r.. Rivers, Chi
cago. r. 4. Terrell, II. a. stacy.
Honstln; W. II. Todd, Indianapolis;
J. W. Graves, ireland Graves, Beau
mont; }. W. Cunningham, palcs-
tine; WIFI. Scott, Denison: ; ).
KestleT; Is. X. Duncan, Corsiclna (;
A. n. Jackson, Boston; T.. II. Asthl,
Mumford; II. :. Cooke. st. Louis;
j. T.. Frisk, Hampstead; Alex Moon,
ST. Louis.
TUESDAY
". 4. Cruce, 81 Louis; G. W Carr,
Houston; y J Clayton, Galveston;
A W Palmer, Houston; ] = Wilson,
Kentucky; John summeriield, Dali
Las.
"WEDNESDAY
Jos. Gibson, New York: Sam
Goldman, Houston; VI W McAfee,
C0rsicana; G l. StrattOn. Chicago; I
cohen. Cincinnati; - VI Quigley.
G. Hunter. Chicago: J ; saunders
Cincinnati; o = Meador. Dallas. !
A Jones, - Louis; I'd IA Hardin
Waco; & LOiier, ~ Louis; Byron
Miller. New Orleans; j ) Higd0n
Alexandria, La; George Byrne, Ba.
ton Rouge
THURSDAY
J n Curtis, Granbury: " " Noll
indianapolis; J r. Adkins, New
orleans; W & Connor Jr. Houston
james Cooper, Wellborn; > Il
Arnold, Kansas City; y ID Norton
san Antonio; ID A Donaldson
Chicago; J A lsaacs, Louisville; q
II Reed, Calvert; Miss Crume. hos.
ton; J. II Fuller, 81 Louis: W q
Lemen, ~ Louis; All Dieckman
Louisville; Jas Gibson, New York
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03
HAT G. SCHEDULE.

&. w. &B. V. SCHEDULE.
No. iCO-Southbound-Passen-
ger-Atrives ......... 1910 p. m.
No. i0i- Northbound--MiXod
MAKES close counsstlon With maln line !.
40 \ going vest
No. l02- Southbound-M Mixed
Arrives ............-.. 7:i0p.u,.
No. Overwhelmingly ssen-
ger-leaves ......... .3:i5 p. m.
fhates close oonrerti0n with main line
T. 20 n going east
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-03

Miss Molhe Berger returned firm
New Bfalnfel- " here She va bed
TO tn bedside Of her .l.ttf-In-law,
Mrs. Henry Bergrr Mr.. Berger
h.. recovered.
30 sses Ruth, Flor nee ugd Lizzie
nr.u OF whe at hai been
spending eg~rrttiayr 700 tHe CTS as
4vritpl Ar a,n Ap. hppt .,Arw-
strong q ti" "a .le'.,-il i,tA
Mr-. M @ Bu-haurn and iau-h-
ter Mics WINNIE, cad Mlses aa-
ME NrlfWG apa Aetle Iypes were
isitor7 ifom h.tnei ye,trpay
iaul lr Q.ey ls at homo again
az tHuh.5l'f- ai-oucrIu suul-
west Texas, representing 81. ID. 49, ! IS
- 20.
Ar and Mrs. llu.m DlwsoH 81
New fnrz Uiii tfnn iu Bryan ga
the anrly sunday morning train
Mis- Nichols and Alis- Morris OF
M,lisonvilo were here yesterday en-
q teto Hou.tom
Mrs Holland aud daughter. Miss
Nuggie, were visitors TO the city
yesterday.
Potato Bug Pui-on-25 cents per
package McDou4ald's Drug store. II
Misses Bette and Bonnie Candy
OF Rock Prairie were here yesterday.
smoke Authuretts the best made
Tor . cents Exposition Saloon. lis
Rev. and Mrs A. y. Hollis Of
Keachie la. arrived here yesterday.
Smoke Sahrosa. the best on the
market for jc. Exposition. 1888
/ Go 10 Exposition saloon Tor all
brands OF fine wine. 1888
J. NJ. Morgan Of Reliance was her,
yesterday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-25

extaaviar 81 pdblico, averigue Gin
quiera con acierto, los pormenores
de los de hechos y IL culpa5ili-
de sus autores.
La socie al, con una buena po-
Ii Il, con IN buen regimen judicial
mejor de- que hoy existe, s senttrfa
fuerte, y por ser fuertsse iuciinarfa
casi siempre q IA c'e nencia
E E,tado sesfa ref sjo ds esa
sociedad. y perdona,f.. Ahora, Ia
s ciedad We en- cada criminal de pro-
le 5n un enemigo y ve:es IN ene-
migo af 3rtunado en- burlar q la iu =
ticia que les tribunales en- Or eficaz-
me1te auxiliados. Por este la ense,
nanza debe rscogerse: no d;scutire
mes i la peaa debe 8 no abolirse
ahora: pe"o g .tablezcamos los me-
dios para que lentamente que ie aba
lido.
Uaa sntencia de muerte es ho-
rribIe: no sirve de lecci6n nadie,
parece un refinam e ato de crue'-
Noso'rJs como hom5res huma-
nos, vot.remos sienpre contra ia
pena de muerte.
Victor GonzdIez Ct171d0nao.
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No eS labor breVe.

Nacids dc pronto una nueva
uacio nalidad, no c8be pretander que
en- un periodic de tempo tan corto
como { que ha tr II rscn-rido, hsys-
mos cambiado nue. strcs habitos nj
nuestra manera de fer.
Un pueblo ioven como cl nues
tro en- la vida de sn desenvolvimien
to civil = polftico, es I'M possible. que
aranque de primera intsncion sin
pasar por Il psr1o3o de andar &
tisntas, de psrarsa en- frme, y de
asagnrarse de su tarrera
No es tan facil csmbiar a con-
dicion humans, como 50 Gambia m
SO nbrero. Y 81 de primera lnienci6n
foimos fAciles en- cam biar de vestidu
ra, 81 las mo las enropeas, fueron
seguidsmente suplidas por modas
americanas, 81 fu6 obra del momen
to Il cambiar hasta de aspeoto ff,i
g., eehandonos absjo Ia bsrba, y
peinandonCs de corte ,dondo anne
lenaoo; 81 pudinos en- par quite,
trocar en- ang to panta'oa en- bo
to ancha nrestros bonbachos y nues
tros escarpir es, no es segdrameuts
igual tan fdcii ell cambic de nuestras
condolences molales, do nut st -os
hAbitos de origen, y de uuestros ca
ract6res.
Mucho ha ,emos imitando FL
pueblo yanqui, pero mas haria nor, j,
8 en- /, possible faese nos aproxi-
mandG nos sua costumbrse y 81
mar era de ser practic,, eateadiendo
que no h1remos nunca un pueblo
z'njon 20 ell cambio de in iumen-
taris, Ia lr cur ando msdir nu
tros tos, sentando como nuestra
doctrina Ia consideration & los de-
mas, siendo parcos en- el expar:i-
miento y constantes llchs d RS ca
la labor; procurando que nuestro
viftualid ad 50 demuestre haciand )
actos de presencia, no en- les clubs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-25
MuNasA.s I E..har
OF r E G E N

CEMENTO, HIERRo GALyANIzADd,
ALAMBRE CON PUAs, CARRETILLA3,
HARINA, ARRoz, JABoN, AcElTE, HILd,
PINTURA, VINO EsPANoL CERvEZA.
a. 90-l.
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La Dena de IQuerte.

CAda vez one Sc levanta ell patti
bnlo 50 oyen generates protestas
contra Ia pena de muerte. Acaso
sean nuy pocos los partidarios de
esta pena: pocos 8 muchos, fusrtss
8 deb les las protsstas, es 10 cierto
que las nacione mas civil.za "a con-
servan en- sus C5dig tan terrible
castigo de la hun ana justicia
Francis, Eso oaf1a, Alemanis, In.
glatsrra y los e ia 'os Unidos, no
han cue rido abolir este preno CO.
rreetivo, y es sabido que en- Ia dit
ma de las cit.6 as nacio ns', dcnde Ell
pueblo es considerable cona2 a1ao de los
mds cultos del mundo, se toma } JUS
ticia por sn mano, = ty!acha. es deci',
nata los delincuentes La vo un
tad popu a Sc constituye en- tribu-
nal y aplica sia proce 20 Ia Ultima de
las sent encias.
)nsideramos esteril todo deba-
to sob.e la abolicion de la pena de
muerte mientras las costumbres no
cambien radicalmente y la crganiza-
ci6n judicial y penitenciaria sea mas
perfecta. Al donde no nay segd i
dad personal: aih donde no hay pr :
stones de sistema cellular; alll donde
no hay policfa experts; slli donds
no han acabado los sattea lores de
caminos y los secuestradores y los
incendis RIGS, la idea de Ia abolic On
de la peaa de muerte, ide, que par
ticularmente profesamoa nosotros y
que quiza profe an todt S, ha ds ha-
liar resistencias en- las colectivida-
des, que tienen ademas para fortals-
Ger su opinion les ejemplos de les
pu sblos que hemGs citado
Que Ell NAL xists, no cabe du
da, y es pre- ciso poner los medios eu
10 sues sivo para remed arlo iCo.
moP anizando la policfs judi
cial, para qua esta, serena entire les
fscales populares y los que pueden
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-25
ARMAS BL ANCAS,

Frecu antemente Re egistramos en-
sac O. de noticif aeci1antes Gu rri-
dos Dor Ell rs de armas b ancae. Gu
ch | IS = "a vsj s.
Los vendedores do pap, les de
chinas, Il s de ca d as v ot-.s frutas.
llevan como anxiliar de So egocio
afilados Gu nil.os.
Ciertamente que repre- Sc ia una
ventaia ell po oder dar pelada 8 mon
dada~ls ffuta al comprsdor, pero 6
cierto tamb e., que esa ma en- ma
u, 8 de personas fa'tas de dis re cci6.
generalmente en- manos de much :
chos, pueak res tar, , rsu'ta e
muchs 8 casos, en- VIZ de nm ir stru
mento inc C ante del negocio, e. cuar-
pc fanesto de un delito.
Muchas vecss hemos visto vepde
d res Sc distraen simu!&ndn O. SO ii
ran tajos, y como el cuchillo 6 la na
vaja essa siampre sflade, tan b, en
hemos visto de estos jasgos resul
tar heridos.
E to an e., de qu B a-nsSoe a (
t;enen la tentac:o1 lateLte y como
en- la o;asi6n esta ei peligrc, toda
diferie lcia, todo enojo TODD il ci-
dente tr .tan de a.rf glarlo con la in
tarvenc.6n del GU halo one tienen en-
Ia mano.
La policfa d. b !, ocu parse de este
asunto y registrar los tales ven1e-
dores y "a qua no sea pcsible evi-
t.rle por S industria arma &C rtante.
b igness IS & que estA no sea pun.
tiaguds, nj ne wis.
7 brs 'elc. sew dad con log
gu, jugeste a ! con az.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-25
Sc VENDE

Una finca a Puerta oe Terra,
son tres grandes lares ur dos, con
parte edit a Ia de MADEIRA qua pro-
due an buena renta, da frente las
GALES de San Agostfn y Vera5eTo
con mas &c z mil varas cuadradas,
sitio excelente, muy cerca la Cap;-
tai: p sperad parte de estos 8 S ,
lares rmardo uno de 5000 varas
cuadr das N un frente de 20 a la
del Varader,, + ara mas fcrI es.
Luna II San Juan.
T.. M. V. 3O-9.
En ests imprenta SO vende pa
pei de oerihdi,os & S2-4C ell quin tai
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IA DI RICO Is N0VIEMBaE Dl 1901

nj en- Ics Albe 1tos, sino en- e1 CON.
cut S que prestemos 4 todO 10 que
rsve Il proveth en general.
queremos er e y. ricanoe,
sbien esf4 eamos 10 BIZ b1 i a hora,
pero fin que nes figursms que es-
stes se hacen vistisnt,o D Como Clos,
tino oEr aEdo mo &llos obran.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-25
ARECIBENAS


a
Temporal de aqua Gran dvenidd
AalGSlios 0portunos. --A Albcrgases inapro-
UisGdos. ~ Cdsos socovodds. Trdnsito
a7atcrgumpido. Lincoln drr0strddo P4en
te Pizdrvo. Gatardi0s cuanplidore$
/ Chisp0 electrical mata dos reses = Le-
cheTos SIN co7acienciG. - Inconaat,afca
dos. : Signe lloUiendo
Dssde las primeras horss1 de
anochs ApenAs hs cssado de llover
un momento en- eata ciudad El nsr
que medio 1, ircuUda est& sgit&df-
simo y los yientos del rorte que s.
plan no permiten al transeunte lie
var alberto Ell paraguas. Tan fqer-
tes son.
Ell rio TanamA hizo una gran
Avsnids, inundando a parte baja de
Ia poblAci6r.
A los vecinos de los sitios in
nundAdOs hubo que 50 carles en- bra
EOS Dc sus respsctivas casas. Mas
tarde So utilizaron yelas, al efectc.
Muchos mos y mujsres pa 50
ron 10 noche en- Ia casa consistorisl
y otros fueron slojAdos en- casas par
ticulAres de piso alto e sef1or Al
calde habilito una que tenfa &c o.
cupads, y Ia cua sirvio de albergus
gran ndmero dc personals.
En- las Gales &c Cervantes, la
PintA y 10 Nins, los grandes corren
tones de aqua han dejado cinco ca
sas casi en- ruina, consecuencia de
habsr .que los cavado los estAn-
tes de estas.
La arena, arrs strada per - &C.
rrientes, ha tornado un barrancon
tan grande en- la Gale de San nta
Marie, qua impide el transito pd
blico
FL RIO Santiago arrsstr6 un an
con del seflor Huelva hasta el pu an
te de Pizarro, donde ne atrave So.
Si los guardias municipales G. sto y
Cordero, auxi!iados por uncs Gu an
tos paisanos, no 10 hubissen con-
ducido, corriente arriba, hasta r un-
ia brave, dicho puenta, que es de
MADEIRA, & estas horas no tstarfa en-
su sitio. En- esa operaciou, tanto
los guardias como los pals mos, ira
hsjaron como leones.
Por uno de les extremes del
puente el RIO rompi6 un trozo de Ca
lie como de dos metros. Tan prom
to cesen las aguas sera recompues
to-
Apenas el temporal de agua 80
inici6 con Gus grandes tronAdas, una
ohispa el6ctrica cause Ia niue rte de
dos vaoas de don Eduardo Rosso,
que pastaban en- el lugar denomina-
do Villa nusva, muy cerca de Ia po-
blaci6n.
En- Ia maf1ana de hoy trata ron
los l.cheros y algunos especul do
res de confebularss para alterar ell
precio dc la leche; pero la Policfa
Sc enter6 & tempo de TODD, y que-
los fueron conducidos q la Jef4tu-
ra, donde SO les expendio dicho IT,
guido al precio corriente.
Son las dos y media de la az
do, y el trsn corrso no ha llegado
con Ia correspondence del E ste.
Supongo que ssta carta no po-
dr& salir hoy.
Sigue lloviendo faerte y ell vien-
to soplando duco.
CORREsPONsAL.
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Sc ALQUILAN

hAbitaciones y nm hermoso venti
ado mirador, en- la casa miner go
de L. calle de San Jos6. & prac "a
m6dicos.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-31
NOT SURE OF THE CORPSE
Supposed to Have Been That OF Chrl,
Harm-Two Claims for Money.

Supposed to Have Been That OF Chris
Harm-Two Claims for Money.
Ute, Ia, July 29.-There were,
Startling developments here Saturday
night in scandal of many chapters
in which Chris Harm, two months
ago considered well to do; his wife,
Richard Palmer, banker and CAPT.
talist, and his wife were the central
figures Harm was supposed to have
been in suicides grave MS the result
of disclosures by Palmer in $4,000
suit for damages for alienation of the
affections of Mrs. Palmer, but it now
appears that Harm is alive, although
claim has been made for $4,000 life
insurance, and $4,000 suit has been
begun by Mrs Harm against Palmer
on the ground that her husband was
driven to suicide because Of Palmer's
allegations.
Harm disappeared June 81. July s a
corpse which was identified as that
of Harm was found in creek. 1t
was partially decomposed. An in
quest resulted in a verdict of sui
eide and the funeral was held. Mrs.
Harm sued Palmer, who soon left
for San Francisco, where he now is,
and Mrs. Palmer went to Huntington,
Neb. Two men now aver they have
seen Harm alive since his supposed
DEATH.
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department has been derellct III eXecut-
ing the laws made by congress, and no
excuse can JUSTIFY the navy depart
ment for failure to court martial
Schley''
The two senators, while not close
together on any other subject, stand
side by side in demanding fair play
for the Marylander. In the last SEES
sion of congress Senator McComas at
tempted to end the controversy by in
Producing a bill providing for making
both Sampson and Schley vice admir-
ais, and the measure had fair chance
of passing. when SIMPSONS now IA
nous Gunner Morgan letter set the
country agog and nothing could be
done owing to the popular antagonism
to Sampson. Senator Wellington has
said within the past few days that he
proposes to continue his fight to secure
justice for Schley.
Washington, July 29.-Secretary
Long has issued the following general
order: Cali persons in the naval serv-
ice are strictly enjoined to refrain
from any public statement concerning
the subject matter of the court of in
quiry requested by Rear Admiral
1 Schley ),
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