davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
Could Not Comply.

The matter was referred to the Com
missioners. who replied to the effect
that, owing to the difficulty of efrecting
a remova! when deemed necessary they
could not give permission to the com,
pany TO place a structure Of the kind
proposed upon ground lying within the
lines Of a public street Rhode Island
Avenuel ard the people who go and
Gene on the cars at this place had to so
on using the one lone trolley pole that
had heretofore done service as a storm
break. while at other points farther up
The line. where no greater need for
shelter exists. three CT four waiting
sheds inside the District !ine) stand
close to the cor tracks. and il l mis-
take not. lie within the lines Of public
street Rhode Island Ayenuel.
Now we need a shelter at Twelfth
Street. and need il bad. and we want
your assistance to get it. You have
hitherto shown friendly spirit toward
BIooklanders. and given us your hearty
assistance in our endeavors to secure
improvements and benefits of various
kinds, and We expect you to come to our
aid now.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
SI.oo To Frederick, Hagerstown, Har-
per's Ferry, Martinsburg, and
Winchester.

Via b. 4 o. II. H., leaving Washington $40
a. m. Sunday. July 20, stopping at principal
Metropolitan Branch points route Return.
ing. leave HagerstowH and Winchester at q;
Aartinshurg. G:l5; kcedysyille, Goo Frederick
and iiarper's Ferry al ?. III. same day.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Frank P. Hall Files Claim Against the
District.

Frank p Hall yesterday lled suit
against the District 10 recover $1,000
claimed as damages to his property at
the corner OF Seventh and K Streets
southwest
II is explained that an excavation
made by the District caused wall to
settle.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
Railroad Company's Share.

''As to the objection advanced by you
(above referred tor against the erection
Of the shed at Twelfth Street. we want
you to waive it. and we believe we can
The Washington times., 1902-07-13
Essential TO Stability.

I'm part ? Of the attorneys argument
he makes the assertion that I-bars re-
ferred to in my previous report are es-
sential to the stability Of the roof. and
that the ceiling cannot be secured TO
them without the reintroduction of the
channel irons as shown on the original
drawing. In reply. ! would refer to the
accompanying reports OF Mr.. Somerville
and of Mr.. Ashford, and 10 the drawing
on which the Z-bars were introduced
where they are referred to as ceiling
purlins.' l would also again give it as
my opinion that the roof trusses re-
quired no other bracing than that re-
quired by the roof purlins and the roof
covering. and that. SO far as the root
The Washington times., 1902-07-13

consider the matter favorably. provided
our association should secure a site for
the structure.
The Washington times., 1902-07-13

The greatest efforts of this sale must be put forth right
The builders take charge of the this week Every yesge of
stock south building has got to be gotten ouas much
possible sold and what remains will have be crowded into the other
building OF such will affect every department in the
house each will have up for the departments the
south building
The Washington times., 1902-07-13

La..l8' Gowns, with yokes OF line
tucks and finished at neck and
sleeves with cambric rufTle. DOC
The best of the usual soc ~
Gowns-in the sale at....... EO
Ladies Drawers, made of soft-fn-
ism muslin with clusters OF tucks
and wide rufle of embroidery, fin
ished with yoke bands and nc
tapes: 29c values-in the VI
sale ........--.-.-...'.
Cambria Potticoats; some trimmed
with Point de Paris lace; others with
tcrchon lace. and still others trim
mod with embroideries. Pet nPf
ticoats that sold for S1.5o-in 1,BG
this sale at...........---.....
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
MARIANA ABRIL

ApOchs regrss6 de Ponce este qusrido
comps A sro amigo nuestrs, director de LA
DEMoCRACIA.
Auteu de aver sali6 en- cechs de Ia ciudad
del Sur, psro no le die p&so Ell RIO GB 1cAn6, ,
por 10 euGl le fu6 precise retPoceder apAEAP
el ViAie
Por encontrarse aIgo fRtigado, no pudo
eoncuFrir hey & sstRs ofcinSR. Desde mahRna
reapudark sos habituRIeB tareAs.
Seg6n vemos en- 10 prenSa de Ponce, du-
rAnts az estancis alif recibi6 inequfvoeAs
prusbAs de Las muehAs simpatiks de que dis
fTuta en- aquslla poblaci6n.
SsA blenvenido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

muchos coucaptos-se el,va la en0rms
cfr@ de ounce mil, seiscasntos oeEenta catatro
&dollars2 varios centavos ds afiAdidura 6
de F1po uomo dsclmos en Puerto Rico.
sComo podr& cubrirss esq presupuesto?
Eco II probyenaa
Tanto el pueblo de B lrros, como el de
BArranquitas, que sera anexado en- a1uella
fecha, Sc hallan en- completa ruina, sobre
todo ell primero, q c2usa este de su desgra-
ciada administration.
Pero este no importa; va SO buscarS el
modo de exprimir al contribuyente, hasta
sacarls todo el jugo que de de ST.
Lo que conFiene, 10 que urge Y 10 que
interesa es aumentar ell sueldo los emplea-
dos, en la proportion que sigue:
Al alcalde, de so dollars que hoy dis
fruta, & go; al sec-etario, de so Is; al as
cribiente, de 40 q 60; al depositari0, de 80
& 80; al alguacil, de 15 & 25; cada uno de
los urbanos, que son tres, de Is; al me
dico titular, de 80 80; al encargado del
Registro Civil, de IL 30; al sepulturero,
de TO-. y asf sueesiyamente.
Y viva Ell rumbo
Hay que repartir la breva entire todos,
porque todos pertenecen la familia- -----
republican,.
Con derroches tan bizarros
y con tales despilfarros
lque mucho va prosperar
la Jurisdiction de B srrosl
mo hay que hablar!
Bravol Bienl echad Ell resto,
id aumentando ell impuesto
con empuje, fuerZa y ganas-
iQae partidas tan serranast
SCasles?..., Las del presupuesto.
~
Ahora, una du1a:
Y 81 hay deficit que 10 habra-Scomo
10 enjugaran los Sbarrefos1, maXime ST ell
peri Jdo de las lluvias Sc prolonga siguen
cayendo goteras y goteronesP
Ahf vera usted.
HNpm RnTTrn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
El rio Caguitas

Esta tAFde q las dos estabA sl rio osgaltas
baatAnts crecido por efscto de las liuvi4s.
La corriente, ha cercAdo un tro1o de In ca
FrsterA que Va BIO PisdTas, 30 bifGRc6, de-
rrumbRndo parte de la carreters antigua y
q nenAEAndo con lnvRdiF IN troEo de Ia actual.
Ei puente hA Sido soeAvado en- 81 baaa por
dichA eorrlente en- su extreme sur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
Ia REVOLUCE0n

Seis mil partidarios del general
Matos SO disponen q caer sobre la
capital de la rep1blica.
Las tropas leales atacan d TN
vapor noruego matando al captain
8 hiriendo varios tripulantes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
IA FEDERacEoM LlBRE

En- la convention verifcada ano.
che, result6 electo Alfredo Rhilip
Henriquez.
Be nombraron otros cargos.
Philip pronuuci6 IN excelente
discurso, que fue mny aplaudido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

de Scott
de Aceite de Hfgado de
BacalaO con Hipofos-
fitos de Cal Y de Sosa.

! U0 ACe1G0 O0 d1GaQO ue \
2 BacalaO con Hipofos- !
2 fitos de Cal Y de S0sa. +;
: Constitufda por toni !
) cos directos de la medi- /
J caci0n hematogena, que ;
; propenden a reparar las !
! perdidas del lfquido san I
) gulneo, haciendole reco- !
; brar su composition nor 1
) NAL, llena cumplidamente !
J su indication en- todos !
) los casos en- que sc en- !
! cuentra deficiente 8 alte- !
) rado factor tan importante /
; de nuestra organization. !
! En- los pafses intertro- ;
; picales las perdidas que !
3 experimental ell organis- l
! mo debido a las copiosas ;
) diaforesis originadas por }
; las atlas temperatures y>
! su frecuente volubilidad, !
; traen como consecuencia :
8 estados de debilidad ge- !
! neral y afecciones del !
} aparato respiratorio, que !
; la Emulsion de Scott in !
! faliblemente regenera "
} combate ventajosamente. !
! ExiIase Ia verdadera de Scott. &
De venta en- las Boticas.
SCOTT s BOVINE, Quim;eos, New York.
r3A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

FL teniente Cabrera detuvo ano-
che, las once, q Mauleon, ell cual
ingreso hoy On la carcel para ex
tinguir condena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
FL correo de Ponce

Aver lego sstA eiudRd el eorreo de Pom
co, SeriAn pr6ximamente las einco de 10 tArde.
CAnsR de In dil9cl6n en- oil serviciJ el NAL
llempo, que CO general en- tode IL isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

Psasjss ds Ida vuelsa 10 5 De rebata.
Ni1os memories de - amos: rnitad de precioz.
L0s gapores ds ssta KnsA son rscomends-
bias por aus comodidsdss sspeci&les para pasa-
jsros. anplaando is Puerto Riso New YORK
ii esdedor de S diAE
Aqs7ases Js7isT 5lss: Bo1laon, Bliss & Dallatt,
1sS Front ST. New York. an Ponce, Morales
0s IA San Juan. viIi4r Os
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
NOtioiaS

NOticiaS
Ii o,rts ia Dissrts de Hamaeao libra
requisltoria ccnt-a 3s6 de JESUS Le6a, proce-
sado per lesiones.
s, h hacho Cargo de Ia alealdfa ds Are
eibo sl concsiaI don ,rnardo HaYct, por usar
de licsnela el sIcalds proaistario, sea,r s..
gvedo.
En- el barrio de ADAMS -l&na-Rlo piedras
Sc cslsbraron 81 domingo 6'Mn, 1s masrfmo-
MOS cst6iesl.
MsKsna ae var&n ca ls S1rts de Dlstrito de
San Juan, las eausas instrutdss contra Thur
clio Colon por 81 supnesso dsiIto de eatEfA, CON
ira Elauterio Torres otrcs como presuntos
autores del dslito de rapto, contra Agustfn
gonzalez acusado del delso de lssionss.
Tipss de caubfo:
Iondr''.. si.s. 30 s,' tsss tssss
New-York, DIV PAR.
Espaaa. div asK s8I p5
Hambnrgo, DIV 4pS D
El abogAdo don 1mSs Monge,oue hs oueda
do 81 frente del bufste del Sr P&lacios R1dri
gueE, ,ha trssadado aus o1cinas al piso p. de 10
cass n6mero 81 de In calls de San Francisco,
San Juan.
4sa dice que el ssf,r iuez municipal de Ma
yagH ~, Martinez, aoandona muy amsnudo Ell
1uzgado se VI 81 campo sin nombrar quien
le sustituya.
I'm al mercado de Nav York, Sc cosisa 81
az6car los siguientea prscios
CentrlSugadA 312
Mascahado 3.
En- Oabo Rojo han contraido mstrimonio
al professor Urfneiuai Mr.. Thapen p0tts In
sefiorts Luisa Patton.
Aver circul6 por Ponce una expreslva no.
il suelta del Comit6 repubiicano titutada Nos
defgnderensos GcuS Irado, iSdEUese quien pnedG
e ell caserfo de Cata1o So estE formsndo
una aocisdad sn6nima CON obieto de establscer
una fRbrica de thbacos.
Sc encuentra enfsrmo de slgdu euidado en-
San Juan ell presbftero sef >r Colon, pkrroco
de ID tgesfa de Santa Aua.
Los vsclnos del pobiado de P4lo ssco Sc
disponen cslsbrar las featas dc ~ pAtrona.
Dfcese que el dla 10. de los corrientes Sc
retirars de San joan Ii Poltef& Iosnlar, empe.
zAndo prest&r seFvicios la nueva policis mu-
nicipRl.
e. szbAdo, las seis y media de la tsrde,
Sc sinti6 en- Ponce IN ligsro temblor de sierfa.
Ha regresgdo Ponce nuestro aprecia.
bic compkheKo el pgopietario de Sc InparcialD
don Martfa Farnandes, que se encontrAba en-
Mayaguaz.
No sc ha recibido en- esta ciudsd ell n me
70 del sSzn Juan NewsS que dsb6 llegar hoy.
S. German, Pto. Rico, 10 De Agosto. / s94.
Stes. Scott s. B,wne, NuevA York.
Muy sed3res mf1s Oonvsncido de Ii ed
cacia de los hipofoshtos de eal sosa, Y del
aceits de hfgado de bacalao an ell trasauiento
de varlas intermediates aeompafadas de de-
cainniento orgAaico, fses como tfis, raouitls-
mo. escr6fnlks. etc, hs administrRdn mis-
enfermos II Emusi6n de Scott, que Uds. pre-
paFan. consiguiendo de 50 oil resutsdo e.
ToFable que era de seperarse, cnando msnos
un meioYamiento notable.
De Uds. alto. 6. 9. q. b. .. M,
Dr. e GeQoTi.
Da In Facnitsd de Roma, Italia. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
Ramon Perez Feliz

propietsrio de- Municipio de Camuy, hace
pdblico por medic del pressnte, que en- 10
sucesivo no reconocera como valfda nfngu.
na otra frma que Ia de su sobrino Juan
Firpi 20, considersndo sin ning6n valor
cualquier otra frms su ruego, cue aparez.
ca en- tcda cIase de documentos.
MATGAS CAPIROTES.-versu de Luis
Rodrisaaz Cabrera. De vantA sn il calls de
l. ForsAissA no 81 N pracIO dc 50 csnsavoa al
stsmpAT, 2,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
RIsUM TEMEATIs

Pretendfa apelar al Tribunal Su-
premo de los Estados Unidos, y
este, como es natural, le fue dene-
gado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
OORTADILLC.
GUERRA PROKIMA

Colombia y Venezuela hacen
grandes aprestos de guerra. Las
tropas de una y otra naci6n ocu'
pan Ia frontera.
En- Caracas y Bogota SO trabaja
por llegar a una avenencia, sin
derramamiento de sangre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
a DEESTR0 = STNEEsTRO

Hace POGO ell 0Boletin Mercantile apli-
CO al AgaIluchO -por NAL nom mbrs-e este ala
lerazo:
eel Aguila de Puerto Rico. Yiens en-
papel amarillo, como la bandera que ponen
los buoues cuand1 traen patente suciax
Esto, como es natural, lie ha llegado
10 vivo.
ahora viene en- pspel color rosa
Es que ha querido sonroiarss =. ico-
sa extrsEaI
Pero no 10 ha conssguido del todo.
lie aconssiamos sl uso de la Hemoglo-
bina.
HAY que fortalecer esa sangrel
Rn verdad, en- verdad os digo que estos
republicanos SUI generES que tenemos en-
Puerto Rico son unas hormignitas para su
casa.
III slcalds Msyaguez Sc ha aumentado
Y, a fin de que los enpleados del mu-
nicpio queden contentos no murmuren,
tambien les ha aumentado los haberes,
Pero no les deberes.
vamos tirando- dinero.
Como la situacIon ecou6m.cs es tan
boyantel----
Nv
Ylo peor no es ESQ.
Lo peor es que ell NAL ejemplo cunde,
sc propaga y Sc extiende.
Pero, Sacsso ell lena de los republica.
nos no es PTo.pGga?
Pues ESQ, q aumentar la paga de los
empleados p1blicos que pertenecen la Co
lectivdad, es 10 que Sc dirigen sus inicia-
twas sus esfaerzos.
que sude tinta ell contribuyente.
-
En- confirmation de 10 que decimos, ahf
esta ell Ayuntamiento republicano de Ba-
rros que desbarra de una manera lastimosa
Ell presupuesto del af1o econ6mico que
fnaliza Ell dfa Gltimo de los corTientes, as
Cendfa cinco mil pico de cdollars1; ell
nuevo, que reglra desde ell 10 de Julio-fe-
cha que ha de ser memorable y acisga por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

en- nm dia tome las PASTILLA6 LAXAE-
TEH DE BROMO-oUIG1HA. El botieario
la devolvsr6 el dinero nj no Sc euka. Ia hRmR
DO N. w, GROVE 80 hhlla On sada eajlta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
mAuLE0m DEcLARA

Ell iefe de las turbas compare
ci6 aver ante el Secretario de
Puerto Rico Mr.. Hartzell.
Nego todas las acusaciones.
Dice que 81 es el atacado, y
airma que no hay turbas en- San
Juan. Lo 1nico que hay, segIfn
el, son obreros que defender al
partido republican,.
Acusa q Santiago Iglesias como
promovedor de los escandalos.
Considera falsas las informacio-
nes del <News,1 que, dice, son
inspiradas por 81 partido federal.
EGOZCUE
Tambi6n declara 6ste, presiden-
to honorario de las turbas acerca
de las Manifestations de Mr..
Butler.
Prosigue shoy la investigation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
r. REY DE gMGLATERRG

Mejora notablemente. A conse-
cuencia de este desaparece La alar-
ma que produjo su enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
e. JUE& RAM %

Acieclo Diaz en- carta alberta
dirigida al Attorney general pide
resoluci6n sobre el asunto Ramos.
Dirfgele preguntas pertinentes y
suplica respuesta.
Retirara la acusaci6n, 81 IN juez
del Tribunal Supreme certifica p1-
blicamente la idoneidad del juez
Ramos.
Afiade que conoce una resoIu-
cion del Attorney que no ha sido
comunicada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

FL secretario de la Guerra Mr.
Root, aprueba los gastos realizados
en- Cuba, durante la interven ci6n,
relevando de toda responsabilidad
Mr. Wood.
Los pagos hechos por Maximo
Gomez al ejercito libertador, estan
comprobados con documentos.
FER0MEMO sEisMiCO
En- Melilla SO han sentido tenn
blores de TERRA.
Los daflos son pocos.
En- Sud America tambi6n Sc ha
repetido el fen6meno.
W0LCAME8
En- el Ecuador Sc han product
do varias erupciones volcAnicas.
.CICLom
En- Kunache India inglesa--se
ha desatado I'm cic.6n. El mar
penetr6 On 10 TERRA, produciendo
mnchos estEagoss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
CLUBS Dc PEL0TARES

Esta noche 30 reunen todos los
jugadores de pelota, a fin de dar
impulse d la formaci6n de Clubs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
Veritas.
Y eritatis.

De todas las prepara-
clones similares conoci-
das es indudable que
tien e conquistado TN
puesto muy preferente
otorgado por ell voto una
nine de la clase medica Y
de la opinion pdblica, la
celebre { Incompatible
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

en- IN dfa tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA FL boticaFio le de.
vOlverk Ell dinefo 81 no se eura. La frms dc
e. w. GROVE sahsils en eads esiits.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

Ii O1rts 4 Dlttrits de H7maeao libra
requislsoria contra j 3s6 de JESUS LeSa, proca-
sado par lesiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

No sc hs fecibido sn esta ciudsi ell ma ne
70 del SSzn Juan NewES que dsbl6 llegar hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
Para eUarar mn ResfFaado

Ds 10 Facnitsd de Roma, Italit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

S9ha hach3 cargo de Ia alealdfa ds Are
eibo sl concsial don ,rnario HnYct, por usRl
de licsnsIa Ell slcaids propistario, sea1r So
gredo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s==== - : 80 !: : !: : = ::
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En- ell barrio de Sabana a-iI&na-Rlo piedras
-ss esIsbraron al domingo 6'tiRl 1S matrfmo-
MOS cat6iIsI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18
SAN JUAN
POr feI6graf0.
MAULE0M DETEMHDO

JUNO Is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-18

Msh2na sc varkn ca Is S1rts de- Dlstrito DC
San Juan, ias causas instrulaas contra Thur.
clio Colon por 81 supneEto dsiito de essafa, con
sra Eleuterio Torres otrcs como presuntoi
autorea del delito de rapto, contra Agustfr
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-11-07
SPOKANE WILL SOON
$ HAVE terminal RATES

Gated in this city-their importance
can not be ignored.
Another important feature that
helps Spokane at this time Is that
the old bugbear that has always
been against it is now working in
it's favor; that Is. water competi-
ton. There are so many goods
coming to Pacific coast points via
the new steamship lines that the
railroads are finding it necessary
to give interior jobbing points
freight concessions to enable the
railroads themselves to do the bus
mess as against the steamships.
The negotiations that have been
carried on between the large ship
pers and the railroads have been
in the most friendly spirit. There
is no antagonism and those inter
ested and In position to know feel
that one Of the most important
agents to work for the upbuildiag
Of this city will - IRON this time
OF the railroads themselves. 1t is
only fair to say that most concess-
ions are looked for from the north
ern lines. The southern railroads
that touch this country through
branch lines are, of course, more
interested in Portland and San
Francisco than in the Washington
cities.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-11-07
leading Shippers Consulted by the Rail.
ways and Concessions Expected
Within Ninety Days.

from his system favorable freight
rates. -
The principal shippers in this
city have been interviewed to as
certain just what rates were neces
sary for Spokane to control the
business in the territory that nat
urally belongs to this market. 1t
is understood that this information
has been compiled and placed be.
fore the officials who control II,
! making OF these rates.
There are many reasons why the
time IS ripe for this move. In the
first place, Spokane has built UP
for itself a large jobbing interest
in spite of adverse freight rates
In some lines of goods. the largest
jobbing houses in the state are 10.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-11-07

GOO retail dealers, and Howe will
try to bring in every dealer in the
country who is opposed to the
trusts monopolistic methods.
The association will have a copy
righted and registered trade mark
to distinguish all antitrust goods
and stores. 1t will appear on all
cigars as band and as a label on
the boxes, in addition to the blue
union label. II will be displayed
on the windows of antitrust stores
and the statesmen will wear 1t on
lapel buttons.
An odd feature of the campaign
is a movement started In this city
by so young women members Of
trade unions. They are urging all
workingmeH to quit using tobacco
altogether, not from hygienic or
ethical reasons. but rs the most ef-
fective means of combating the
trust. which, they say. controls
practically the whole tobacco trade.
The girls disavow any intention to
criticize tobacco users and, when
unable to induce them to quit
smoking, will devote attntion to
persuading smokers to buy cigars
and tobacco made by factories out
side the trust, 80 long as there are
Eny.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-11-07
TURix.Ei:R /.
HE ANNOUNCES HIS
RETIREMENT FROM
POLITICS.

Senator George Turner has prac,
tically announced that he is out of
ii for good. He states that he is
glad to resume his duties as pri-
vate citizen again and calls II a
mistaken ambition which first led
him to the doors OF the United
States senate. He will remain in
the, city until congress opens in
December.
Best Of Friends.
Senator John L.. Wilson and Sen
ator George Turner are taking tho
political situation philosophically
They were seen arm la arm walk
ing down Howard street at moan
| today.
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MAS NOTHING TO SAY

Mr.. W. e. Gccdspeed. tie only
city republican candidate WHO met
defeat at the polls last Tuesday
was found busily engaged in his
office in the En- ,."e State block
this mornins by .rcSS reporter.
Il am out Of i, now" he said.
Il have to work for my living and
have not had time TO do any talk
ing.
The morning after election |
was at my desk here as usual.
NO, | would rather not talk he
continued. Il have not had mo
nent, even to ask the opinion OF
others over the election"
ITO what enc particular do you
attribute your defeat?" was asked
81 have nothing to say" replied
Mr.. Goodspeed.
WAS it owing to Mr Mudgett's
great popularity" the reporter in
sisted,
81 have nothing To say"
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MAY FIGHT
TROOPS ORDERED TO
PREVENT A SOUTH
ERIN LYNCHING e {,

ADMISSION, Ala. Nov. state
troops, who have been ordered out,
are now assembling here to pre-
vent the lynching of the negro who
assaulted Mrs. Williams He is
said to have been caught near
here. A mob of a thousand men
are on the scene preparing to burn
him. The troops will be rushed
forward. 1t may precipitate a bat
tie with the lynchers, who are
many of them armed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-11-07
LETS0N BALLET is
SENTENCED and FINED
Federal Court Of Iowa Sentences the Famous
I / Operator to Years Imprisonment.

DIES MONIES, Nov. For OBJ
tanning nearly quarter of q mil
lion through the fraudulent use of
the mails in disposing of the stock
of the White Swan Mining COM
spauy of Baker City, Ore, Letson
Ballet, the mining promoter, was
today sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment in the Polk county Jail
and a fine of $1,000.
4 Ballet was tried last May and
after a sensational trial lasting
over a month was convicted of
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fraudulent use of the mails. Ap-
peals have been taken to the Sixth
United States circuit court and
also to the United States supreme
court and stay of judgment will
probably be procured.
Ballet maintains a suite of Of
fees in San Francisco. He oper-
ates the White Swan and other
mines and also owns the Baker
City Herald.
In spite of his alleged fraud he
has many friends, among them the
majority Of his stockholders, who
protest his innocence.