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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-04-10
Notice Of Iowa County Republican
Convention and csucuses.

The county convention Of the Republican
party of Iowa county will be held at the court
house in the city OF .,odgevile, Wisconsin. on
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

diAtrito de esta ciudad, Jose Marc uez
Cosme, del Dorado, &cusado de lLev&r
Telaciones amorosas ilicitas.
E yuntAmiento de Coamo
snunci@ las vscautes de ocho escue-
las graduadas y 13 rurales para
q! proximo an escolar, fijando an
plazo de diez para que los 90 maestros
que interesen servir alguns presen
ten sus solicitndes documentad&s.
-"El Porvenir" publica en- dis
gram, Il actual po>io GA de L. p&rti
ds de Aj 9arez establ ci1a entr5 AL.
dana y Gotina.
Indudablemante, ell college, esta
vez, ha batido ell "recora" .tipogrkf'
CO, y por clio le fellcitnmos.
Del Is nj 20 del actu 81 Sc lie:
v&ran 6 efacto en- el cuartel general
de lS Policfa los exam aues para Ca
bos de dich1 cuerpo. Hssta abora
son muchos los aspirantes que han
solicitadO demCstrar su su6sien'
ciR.
Ell ferrocarril frances pondr&
s l9 vents, tarjetas de abono, vale
deras por tres y seis meses y un
a1o con un descQento b sstsnte libe'
raj.
-Hs sido trasladado & Arecibo
el G aoo de Ia Polic(A Iasular, don
Luis P 4dial: habie 5dose hecho carg }
del puesto de L. carcel O. este desem
pef1abs, Ell gusr1ia sef1or Enrique
Clivilles.
-EstaH muy adelantados los
dos fAros que So instAlsra1 en- Ia b.
hfs de ests Capt. H.; es possible que
en- brave p1edan prestar servicios
que seguramente han de ser de gran
utili lad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

bleu con las trisJezas de Is central
en- ruinas. Y pasando amos, IL G1e
fne fl )reciente cOmaroa, cOuvirtiose
en- una durnienta que mpanRs limita
d2mente explotan aIgunos tfmidos
nuavos poseedoras & cuy&s man0s IL
gran central en- ruiuRs pEs6 luego.
Pues Vega Baja tiene
deracho la vida. El ptoletsriAdo
tiane necesidsd de constante trAbAjo.
Las classes socisles de aQuella impor
tAute poblacion, una de las mas mo
dernas del norte, ne2ssi5@n tambien
el Impulse do IL pG 2!icR riqueza, Te-
niendo TODD est0 ep Cuenta auQ es
una ve-dGdarA contraried&d para to-
dos que IL activiiad del item po vieio
nc raviva que Ia riqaez duer-
ma? -! Por que 81 e,fuarz0y y & Ia bGe-
na voluntad no ksb-fa de soguir IN
5uen 6xito, al ls antiguA central SO
leyantAse como C:rglo sch e sus CO.
nizHs? Sc dira que & privada pro.
piedsd pertenece Ia extens& vega en-
donde estuvo erguido ell gigantic, pc
70 Ses que con In ventaia colectiva
no SO logrsrfa Ia individQsl de los q.
p2seea hoy el &utiguo pTedio?
No serfb para tOdOs uns fOrtu'
na que Is limitada especulaci6n de
hoy ensArchara su 6rbite pRsendo
nuevAs mapos? Y fuslmente, 6Do
ssrts pcslb fun1iendo vo3u ata les y
recursos h&cer entire mrchos 10 gus
IL q1ieren 8 no Dusdeu hRcer unos
pocos? V.g4 B ja dcbo luchRr y
debA v;v;5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
Sc aplaZa0.

Las fuucionos por tur0os, par
6 impair qua h@ @nu0clado Ia compe
1fs Luiss Martinez Cassdo SO apla
zsn para Ell martes 10 6 c&usa de ha
berlo solicitsdo ssi vsri&s distins nj
das dsmas con objeto de dar t0ds Ia
esplendidez que es de justicis a 4:
chAs funciones.
La Empress, sin embargo, partj
cipa, en- nue7o &nunCio al pdblico
que los Sres abonados que han sus
critic ~ l0calidsdes pndrau obtener
estas para las fQncjones de saHado y
domingo & pfecio de abono, 6luti iz&r
los suyss sino quieren espera So 81
martes 10 que Sc verifcar& Is Ia d }
turno impar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

ideal of a free nation into the
~manifest destiny~ of a generation
of Inscriptions time servers.
The Saxon people, forgetting
that they were once Barbarians, look
from the dizzy height of their
present culture upon their less
fortunate brothers, and are not
disposed, perchance, to admit that
the now PROSTATE Latin people, may
ia their turn, again become sturdy
and powerful. =
Latins and Saxons nevertheless,
were born twins in one and the
same cradle; and if the claim that
the former is inferior be persisted
in the sensible and Christian thing
to would be to import from one to
the other, some of that superiority
if it really exist, through the prac-
tice of liberty, respect of rights
brOtehdrhood an love.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
Information l,tsL.

Sc encuentran en- esta ciud I'd
los capitanes de L. Policia Insnlar
Sres, Lopez Diaz y Urrutia.
EN- Ell pr6ximo vapor correo
de Espafa Sc espera en- esta Capital
& ID seflora dof1a Ramona SicArdo
Viuda de CAracena, quien ha recfbi-
do ga titulo de profesora de piano,
del conservatoriO de Madrid.
Ell dia 6 del actual llegara 6
Maysgu:z procedente de New York
el vapor sPhiladelphia2 el que TO-
mara carga para New Orleans.
Don Modesto Munitiz de Ca
yey ha obtenido IL buena pro para
ell suministro de efeCtos destinados
la juergA mjlit&r de toda To- lines en-
qae est& include ell campamento de
Cayey:
Ell dia 8 del actual saldrS de
CAdiz con direction s este puerto
el vapor ~Miguel M. Pinilloso ha,
ciendo las escalas de- su rata ordina'
ria.
La Compaf1fa dramatica Mar
tiuez Casado SO propone aorir an
abono de seis funciOnes en- HumacAO
= Fsjardo.
Hoy con motivo de 10 mRcho
que bAj6 la mareA qued6 Al descu'
bierto ls drsgA srm9rgida cercS del
&Canuei0a y de 10 cuAl dimos cuenta
aver. Por las inmediSci 3nesa Sc va
r&r0n IN b0te y una yOla.
e cRda vez mayor Ell n1mero
de Srtss que so matricula1 en- lss
clAsas de In e>cus& nocturna de esta
capital.
-Esta maf1Bua SO verifcarC1 u
los examenes de irg'6s que hAt1a9
de sufrir los msestcOs puartorrique
f1os. Como fu6 pletRmente vo.
luntario dichO ex&men y es absolu
t&mente priv&do sn rezultado NADIA
podemos deCir, desean 10 sola mente,
h@yan Obteuido mayor exito; s4be'
mos que algdnos no Sc han presen'
tadO por motives de salud, 6 porque
esper&n prepararse en- los tres me
| ses de vac&ciOnes, porque antes sus
perentorias tsreas SO 10 impidie
ron.
n snemos enteudido que de
Ponce SO traslsdar&n 6 esta cspitsl
impOrtAntes coutribuyent.s de aquel
t6rmino para defender ante IL Junta
RevisAdOra las a'zsdRs int n 3uestas
q motive del aumento de 10 tasaci6n
d propie}A Ades.
Sc es5Aa haeieudo prepa~s.
ttvos para ID celebration del di& de
ID bsndera, ell ID del actual, en- t. d.
Ia isl&.
Sc halls grav amente enfermo
de APPENDICITIS Mr. ] Fl Msrcton de
Q te ciudAa.
-Ss encuentrA en- esta ciudad
Ell Sr MAnue. B ,nitez Santana, rico
comerciante de Rio G G"ande.
-Ha sido sentencisdo & an aGo
o2hO meses y 81 dias p2r Ia corta de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
VEGA BAJA.

Es de sentirse que la riqueza
duermS en- Rlgau3s de nue. str&s mGs
f6rtiles comarcas Amos h&co, Sc le.
v&nt6 en- 10 isla un hombre de incom
parable sudscia Adel8nta1dosa &
su tempo y eu medic de las mayo
res cOntrarie ladies', ell marques de
lgarsvidez concihi6 ell proyec5o de
fdndar, y ID fand6 81 csbo. una cen
tral azncarars en- Vega Bsia. Como
bsjo la &oc'o1 Go un coujuro obe.
diente q Is VOC or 6rgica de squel
puerto1 riQQefI0 singular, lsvantAron'
SO los maros de un verdRdero psl&'
clio dedicsdO 81 trabEj } z pu& am Dlia
ysonrieute zona de lss mas pi3gue3
que Ia isla tiene, qued6 bien proDto
sembrads de fAv0ritas csnas,
T0do en- Vags Bti ! sufci6 uua
transformaci6n. Los antiques inga'
MOS dessparecieron y Ia potsnte
agrup pa 'i6a de te:reuos detarmi06
l. poderosa iu6ust7is q79 dncaUt9
&'gGn tienpo, breva por deqgradis
hume6 per Glen chimauoas 2 lIe1 8
squallos am6itos de a5ti7idAd y tra
bajo.
Fu6 aquella una historic cuy1
relate sNfs extens0, pero hsst9 do
cir cue Ia aud scia de Igara7idez no
cab1a en- el ambiente poIfticO De su
tempo y que Ell poble compatriota
sucumbi6 Ia enemiga SAD cue sue
le perseguir los hombres St oerio
res. Una sinteeis puede dsr idea exac
ta de aquella gran caida. IgarAvjdez
fu6 copdusido Is c&Ec2l, 2 encsn8'
clio en- ella uuian hSbfs realiZRj0 en-
Puerto Rico, e. m4s enneG so y va
leroso esfaerzo oue aQoi, 90 es3 Or
den de iAess, &c h4 rs2liz sdo
Daspues, Ig4cAvid Y n1aj6. Ia
calu1nis y ls u.urA la pu ,isroo 81
Gina Ia piedra Dc fG1ebre cjviio, Y
colo para les nuevo9 5is1lrc Qa356
rose- vssd0 conocac 1que) cC1 pAtriO
tag eprecisr 81 grAu1ezs.
Pero IL mnerda de Jg gtra7jdez
abet' Vegs B sjs. Ell plctorezcn
pueblo an aonde enco1tr6 81 C=ci6a
sombrs psss 81 tomba, 20 5sn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
Hugo era Sup0pStiCi0SO.

Hugo creja ca lOs pcieras mis-,
teri0gos N ,n'o 50 1Atu~al; en-
Iaf I'll d :" i'm - , FOrej NJ
rl0, Vcto- H1gO tenia yer 1adero
hor or e3a cspri .ad.
E. de Zero De 1e7l aDosf bI
en- su diarjo f. timo Is igti'It9 afr
n c:or: sEram 3 Ia esa1 Ell
II DO Eno~o &C i2iAel mi mo dS:o.
Et Is dc F. 70 So IS de PsIfs y
LEG b. + B. deo 3, a'oia do e au ell
13 &C p calie dc saint M&ur. Tam
bi6,} h bta Or serv do que en- @ c0chs
sslC,. IL IN IS vjsJ rOso
E 13 &c Mario ibis:
eG,ta Och9 y no df rmis, go.
naba ~ nii q,r"a. z 3 Is obs osi3
de Pjtago '>4 YO 0els. b. el TO los
esos - acun ado y n z3tA % con
tDl - q hAc' mo & d 81 10 Dc
Ecero, ? a23 prop0 a b Il / 1T a.
t*c.sa 70 d >e3: y l13 Ia NJ r3)...>
Aoo = b g; este r'>mO di IL
d ! Mtrzoo uuri6 ie r,p ate su ni.o
C4r:Os H9gO
Son is pc41sG : mi,er,os dc
1oI gs. rt1e h34broa.
EN- EGI4 [HIPREhTA SO 7ar&
C ,Ioa>ai6n ( dos chjcos &orend23
qua 1apAn ct)~1 o"n7> 2 L zt~ir1l',3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
InCeDdiO1 en- Ponce.

En- la msdrugAds de aver, vier'
nes, declarose en- Ia ciudsd del Sur,
an inceudio en- Ia casa propiedsd de
don Toribjo Pagan, Gale de Ia O.
cordia, junt0 81 P Jrta( de IL herrerfa
Graham
Desde hace aIgd tempo hslls
base dek sbitsds 10 sludid3 casa, y
solo cuidaban de ella tres individuos,
& 1uienes detnvo la policis.
Sc dice que va otrAs veces habfa
Sc intentado incendiAr dicha casa,
Los iudividuos detenidos Sc llaman
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

H sido csstfgados por el Tri.
buna, de Polic1a de CAtedral los ii
dividuos, Gumersindo Matos y ANA
dor G Arcfa por hurto de un par de
botines en- un deUosito de calzAdo.
Lbs detectives @ lif1oues y Cutie
rrez, lograron cApturarlos ssf como
tambien recuperar los objetos robA'
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
TO LET

Fine rooms ard o0e commodjou
snd we'll ventilated mirAdor Gt res
enable uprices. Apply at 80 Sa
Jose Str 1t.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

Lorenso MsrtineS Miguel Y)rdan =
Juan Rivera.
Los homberos scudieron al lugAr
del einiastro, y sof lcsron este g. me
dis hora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

Sc alqal,~ una casa de altos en
buep%s condolences
Para irf yrm ss en- GLs Reforma
da E5per&nzso Marina:
8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
IerCadO de New York
Cotizaciones de hoy

Earina de Trigo <El Gigan-
teS SaCO. 5 &~95
Harina de Maiz 4Goldon Mai
zep saco. 5 $50
Harina de Trigo xEl Premio
Mayor saco. 5 3-66
Harina &Caballo Volantes s 3-05
AlimeDto p'ac ballo
&Stock Food1 saco. 5 l-30
Tocino dc Norton (CiF) Sl9-l26
W0O3lwn s l7-25
libras. 3 8-2s
SalchichOnes Sl2-00
Manteca <La Vencedora1
cOrrieDte) 3 100
Manteca ala PTimeraz (pu-
ray 5 $50
Qociuo 4Creciontep &I7~50
Qlesos (yOung) america 1900
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

Ea breve darAn principle los
trAbAjos de Ia c4rretera de BArro $
q aCoroz,l y de B Ayamon & Comerio.
Sabemos que el departamento ha to-
mSdO con c&lor estS asunt0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
Espana.
Terrible not1n
EN- BADAJOZ.
Sc temen complioaoioneg.

New York Junio 7 1870 A. Nj.
NOticias llegadas a esta ciudad,
dan cuenta de uo terrible mot L
0currldO en- las GALES de Badai0z.
TodOs los establecimientos de la ciu-
dad han cerrado sus puertas y nu-
merosas ia nilias abandonon "a po-
blaci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
NOTLCIAS,

Bo GuAyama SO celebrarku
f9steias pdolicog duraDte los dias
II, IL y 13 del corrieuts mes, en-
honor a Sau Antonio de Padus, Pa
tr6n de aquel d villa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
70R CABLE
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.O
Sigue Ell motin.
Llegan fuerzas
DE LA GUARDIA CIVIL.
Sc cree. sera publicada la Ley MarciaI.

New York JUNO 7 1880 A NJ.
D9bido d las grandes proper
clones que ha tornado Il motln, han
sido retorzadaS las fuerzas de la ciu-
dad. Sc espera serj pubicada la
Ley M4rcial dada la excjtaci0n que
hay en- los centros oticiales de Ma
drid, en- d nde hay temores de una
COnspiraCi6n general.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07

s. encuantc& eDf7cma en- Ba'
rros Ia distioguida sef12rita Lola
Jimenez pr, f9sor% gr&duada de
aquel Du 3D.O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
Africa del Sur.
DeWett trata de convencer
A LOS BOERS
Les quiere oOlonos,

New York .unio I 10 A. nj
El caudillo boer general Dewett
trata de convencer a sus compatrlo-
tas a que sean buenos colonos bri-
tanicOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
LA UNION.

Este acreditado SA!61 de Bar
beria y peffu noria sito en- IL ca}l3
de San Jose II. B .j7s del Casino
Espbf1ol, f cute a IL fit 6 ds del
sef10r Colorado, estS jntroduciendo
g -&n les meioras y cuentA con tres
com oetentes ope aries.
Pcscio de cad . s ,r7lcio 20 ctvs.
Pfopietario
Aga Oito del Turo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
DR.. NJ. Ramirez.
M6dico Cirujano
0CuliSta.

CONsULTAS, DE 2 a 5, p. N
P.'z, pri cipal rd Q 80
n a n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02
ILLITERACY IN THE UNITED STATES.

From the bureau have been received interesting
and valuable statistics relating lteracy in the United States
These figures show that the northeastern section the
country that is the six New England with New York New
Jersey and Pennsylvania sending other parts hundreds
of educated and average
iteras the cities of the nine alluded
but which explained when remembered that army
to distant sections where their training helps
celent showing of the list of intelligent citizens.
The Of adult male ilteraes cities So per
for the entire 1913 1t will be admitted
England New York New Jersey and
largest number of educational institutions while the spent
their maintenance proportion than any other part
the United States percentage male terates
to-tenhs of per higher average
the whole Cuousy enough the percentage of adult litter
the rural sections of those So under the average
the United States. "a
There be doubt that the educational influence of the
constituting the northeastern section of the country poteny
xerted by the young who the and south after
ing through the schools and colleges in their native nearby
This proven by the low percentage of teracy what
monty designated the
1t surprising discover from these
largest percentage
ing through successful the
poor whites through effective training of the negroes
through migration of of intelligence and capital
1t readily be therefore, that New England
neghbong still furnishes other parts
try with large proportion of educated
they will continue to do so for many years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02
d z ..

CUNNINGHAM-In this city. the 1st
inst. Bridget Cunningham.
CHACE-In this city. Aug. 3lst., Martha.
years and 10 days.
DAvIS-In Swansea. Sept. list, Grace D.,
wife OF John e. Davis. aged 81 years.
DUPREz-In Riverside, Sept. 1st, Charles
III. Duprez. aged n years.
HOPK1NS--In Edgewood, Cranston, Sept
LIST, Hon. Addison &. Hopkins OF Bridge
ton, Burrillville. r. l., aged 5s years.
Funeral services at the Free Baptist
church In Pascoag. Thursday. Sept. 4th,
at II a. m. Relatives and friends are In
vited TO attend.
HOPKINS - In Pawtucket. Aug slst,
seraphina. wife OF Henry r. Hopkins,
In her 18th year.
HAM-In this city. Sept 1st. Almira T.,
wife OF Edward i. Hmm. In her SD year.
HORTON-In this city. 3lst ult., Almira
h., wife OF William A. Horton
RALSTON-In this city. Sept. 1. Matthew
W., son OF Margaret and the late VIII
liam Ralston, aged S years months, l2
days.
sHEPARDsoN-In this city. Aug. sist. al
his late residence. $50 Point street Eras-
tus o. Shepardson, In the 60th~year OF
his age.
SULLIvAN-In Cranston. on the 21st ult
Michael. son. OF the late Eugene and
Catherine Sullivan. formerly OF Fall
River. IN the 56th year OF his age
SULLIVAN - In Pawtucket. on the sist
ult., Mary T.. wife OF NJ J. sullivan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02
CROOKS
Use FALSE
KEYS
Many Residences Were Visited
and Robbed Yesterday by
Unknown Thieves.

There was perfect epidemic OF breaks
In this city yesterday. In most instances
false keys were used and the repeated re-
ports that are made to the police of such
visitations at private residences lead 10
the conviction that these day breaks are
being made by some OF the crooks who
pick pockets on the New York line docks
when the crowds begin to assemble each
evening.
The heaviest break was at T. Edward
IIickey's residence, 92 East Manning
street.
The family were away from IL a. m.
until s p III. A square of glass was
broken out OF the light in the rear door,
q hand thrust In and the key turned.
The thief was evidently not up in his
business, else he would not have gone
to the trouble OF skinnng the sideboard
OF enough slver-plated ware TO make up
a total value Of $780,
From a sleeping room, however. he
secured q string OF gold beads worth SIS;
a pair OF gold sleeve buttons. $3.50; a gold
chain and charm, $40; a pair OF gold eye
glasses, 81; a ring, g; pocketbook, 50,
and suit OF clothes, SIS.
William Smiths house, 80 Wickenden
street, was entered by using false key.
The thief got a $40 gold piece and SIS In
bills.
Henry Staples house. 246 Federal street
was entered by the use of false key, at
the back door. A s. watch chain and q
SIS gold ring were taken.
Mrs Jane Patterson OF 12O Codding
street was away from home from IL to 5
D. m. A false key was used on the back
door OF her tenement and SIS worth of
jewelry and a 81 leather belt taken.
Mrs Waldo f. Woodward lives on the
second floor at 402 knight street. She
went away at 9l0 a. m. and returned at
u. m. In the meantime a false key was
used her home entered. and from n bu-
reau was stolen a ring valued at $50. two
pins, each worth $40; revolver, "a; a gold
vest chain, SIS. and a lot of old coins OF
unknown value.
Peter Benson or 800 Pearl street, second
floor says that a thief got into his house
by using a false key, yesterday. and that
the intruder took s2l I'm bills
Patrick III. Kenney Of 35l Willard ave-
nue. sends in n belated report. On the
afternoon OF Aug. 25th his house was en-
tered by tho use of a false key. The
thief stole bank books representing de-
posits aggregating $500 and tools worth
$50 The property was in trunk which
the thief broke open.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02
The Voice of
The People
THE PRESIDENT AND THE TRUSTS

THE PRESIDENT AND THE TRUSTS.
Editor Providence News:
In Mr.. Roosevelt's speech from the
platform at city hall. q quote from
memory he said: You cannot get by
any single action complete or perfect con-
troll Of the trusts. 1t will take a great
many different ways before we get even
a partial remedy for many Of the evils
entaiied by the trusts"
As long as Mr.. Roosevelt approaches
the trust question in the spirit that tho
above language indicates. the trusts will
have nothing 10 fear from Mr.. Roosevelt,
and the trusts know this only too well.
1t is only by Single action" that I'VE
can get complete and perfect control OF
the trusts" That action Is to abolish the
legal privileges which are the foundation
stories upon which the trusts are built.
The principal privilege which is the
buttress OF the trusts Is private owner
ship Of land.
The single action which will destroy
this privilege is 10 place a tax upon tho
value Of land irrespective of improve
ments on II or in IL equivalent TO its full
annual rental value. and 10 abolish all
other taxes of whatever name or nature.
This proposition r. called the "single tax"
and IL will burst the trusts which moth
ing else that will not at the same time
destory civilization win do.
Yours truly.
GEO. ID. LIDDELL.
Prov, Labor Day. 1902.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

Yesterdays labor demonstration was
the most imposing ever held In Provi-
dence. The thousands OF wageworkers,
who marched through the city streets
won the admiration OF the still larger
throngs that lined the whole route OF the
procession. No one could view that mons
ter column with it's banners waving over
the heads OF the Drawn and intelligence
Of the community without being deeply
impressed by the Inspiring spectacle. Nor
should II be forgotten that the entire cell
ebration Of Labor Day was carried out
without an untoward happening or un-
pleasant incident 10 mar the enjoyment
Of either participant or spectator.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

Voters Of Vermont are having the FIRST
really exciting election contest since
snte-bellum days. Those who have most
carefully watched the progress of the
campaign believe II probable that the reg
uiar Republican candidate will be elected
governor by the people. Friends OF the
other two nominees say TIE legislature
win be called upon 10 decide as to who
shall be the next executive. The real
sevoIt In against the present prohibition
laws OF the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

II was n sort OF unique Labor day
celebration that took place az one OF the
resorts near Salem, Mass. Distinguished
speakers laid before large audience the
respective merits OF the Republican,
Democratic and socialisuc Labor party
and each received a respectful hearing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

President schwab says the properties OF
the United Steel company are worth 81
10000, ooo Indeed he swors to that fact In
the state of New Jersey. The United
states census reports lx the value OF oil
the plants at $50, o,5so. 4s4. The census esti-
mate. however. does not include the wat
er In the capitalization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02
CHICAGO SCHOOLS OPEN

Chicago. Sept 2-The Chicago public
schools opened today with an aggregate
enrolment OF N5Co0 pupils. Tho children
will carry supply OF pure drinking
fever.
Plans will be adopted later by the board
Of education 20 either put IN filters or
20 furnish caldrons for boiling the water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

Even from President Roosevelt's many
speeches the searching Democrats have
been unable 10 extract even the shadow
OF an issue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

That was a pithy saying OF President
Roosevelt yesterday: The truths I have
uttered are common place. as all truths
are. A great. a fundamental truth has 20
bs common place" II Is the working OF
sAs truth into the very web and woof Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02
SEVENTY DROWNED

Cape Town. Sept. At r. now estimated
that 20 persons were drowned In Alsua
bay during the storm which swept over
Port Elizabeth yesterday Among the
wrecked vessels is the British chip Inch
cape Rock Captain Ferguson: which ar
rived at Aigoa bay. August from Port
land, ore) Part Of her crew were saved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02
TROvER ANO CONVERSION

Charles c. Ballou has brought suit
In trover and conversion against the
Peoples Loan g. Trust company.
lie alleges the conversion OF diamond
ring valued at 5000 by the defendant one
day last month. +. Il. owen Is attorney
for Mr.. Ballou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-02

The answer OF the Northern Securities
company reads well and suggests that
the directors believe this Is a hard world
In which to secure proper appreciation
for true worth and disinterestedness. 1t
may be that the United States court will
not agree with these devoted directors.