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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-30
At Work Again.

SWilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. q. Mining
was resumedsin the anthracite regions
yesterday after an aidleness st 23la
weeks. The resumption was not as
generates had been expected, however,
owing TO the unexpected difficulties
that were encountered in the shape of
water, accumulated gas and the dan
gerous condition of the roofs and
shafts of many Of the co1lieries. ss
More at Work. ~gz.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. 25.-There
were % more mines importation in the
anthracite region yesterday than on
Thursday and the output will be close
to 100000 tons. This is as near as can
be estimated. From reports. received
the total output Thursday did not ex-
coed $4,000 tons. When in full opera
tion the mines employin-every capacity
about $4,000 men and boys. OF this
number it is estimated that 81, 600 were
.n& ~ Z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

gada de esas des 1ichAdas leyes esco-
leres G9ben Corregirse sin p6rdida
de tempo por qui6a corresponds aSf
10 dem&nda el patriotismo nuest tro
h 0nor de puertorriquefloS; 81 quere-
mos demuestra que no estamos tan
atrasados como tai vez a'guuos nos
ju8gan Observation-Disclosures por com
pleto 10 que serfs peor contribu
yendo nosOtros mis- nos & sostenor
un estado de cOsas tn stlficsdo.
CJn este motive present@ el %
de e zero 4 timo una proposition 6
Is Canara de Daleg adcs solicitando
se modif1carsn Ciertos parrafOs de
las leyas es2olares pouiendo Ia direc
ci6n de Ia justruci6u pdblic4 de nues
tro psfS en- manos de una J dnta su-
perior de instruction formsda por
ell comercio NADIA mas custro perso-
mas ue iIu 5traci6n y conocimien to
pro fan1o del pals de- los cuales 10
mencs dos habfau de ser profesores
de uotaria competer cis. El resulta-
10 ds mi sCliCitud no tardara de sa-
berse. Sea cual cual fuesa creo ba.
Der llaI ado un deber y ell cumpli-
mieuto de este deber es la mayor 50
tisfacci6n cue puede experimental.
DR., a. Stall.
Bayam6n Febrero 1902.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
SAN JUAN

cilaci6n1. Consiste cate sistems, en-
terminos vulgares, en- tirar del ojo
dal paciente hacia adelante, y dejar-
10 volver q su sitio.
Los nervics que rigen ls& fun
clones del ojO, como 81 nutrici6n y
ligera perception, estGn to1os CO.
nectadCs en- su porci6n posterior,
prOporcionando las parties de que
depende la vista. E desgaste de
estas parties e3 caussdo por cierts
letsrgia de estos nervios, Estimu-
larlos ha sidO Ell empsG1o de los me
dicos por muchOE d )s, los que en-
remedies interncs,
E, DR. G Arey produce Ell estl nu -
10 del nervio por medic de unA ma-
quiua qus ohliga al ojo 4 moverse
hacia adelante y hscia dstras Esta
oscilaci6n es caus .da- por la preston
atmosfG ricA en- vasitos dOude So pro-
duce Ell vAcfo, los que Sc colOcau So
bre el ojo despuGs de ponerse en- cc3
municaci6u con ma ma1uina neu-
II atica. Al efectuarse el vAcfo, ell
ojo ca empuiado suavemente haci&
aIei&uGe, y al peFMlJlTa0 10 nueNO
L. Ell trsda del aire, vuelve aQuel
su pOsic.6n natural.
e tie proce dimiento dicsn qua
no causs dolor alguno y queen cam
bio produce efectcs ssluda bles inme,
diatamente.
Los aqteriores datog los he to-
mado de IN disrio local en- obsequiO
& los lectores de'ese populsrsperi6-
dico.
ELsCORRE3P 3PONsAL.
F7iladelda, Enero, 1902.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
CuraCi0n de Ia 0trOfia
del n0rViO 6ptiCO.
Nu0VO tratami0ntO.

Ell Seoador Money, que ha gas
tt do considerable tempo y dinero
tanto en- los EstadCs Uui1Cs como
en- E1rop& para yer de curarse Ia
enfermedad que Dadace de los ojos,
hs sbieI d ) esfado q punto &c quedarse
totaIments ciego, bace gr&ndeS elo-
& os del nuevO tratsmientO que l9
ha sometido un me 1lco de Filadel6s,
donde ha logradO va mej )rsr mu-
cho, y tieue grapdes esIe = nzsa de
recobrar Ia vista completnmente.
Atroha del nervio 6ptico es Ia
enfsrmedad que paiec9 ell Senador
Money, la cual, al decir de un psri6.
dico que publicA Ia noticia, cast
siompre termin@ con Ia p@rdida total
de Ia v sta.
Eel DR.. H. F. Carey estG tratan-
DO dicho senior por uo procedi
miento que 81 mismO Lama de COS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
SerViCiOS
de POliC1a.

Detepidos Ramon Garcia One,
vedo (a) B .st60 por profari, frAses
indecorosss on Ia via p6olics, Arnan
do Maisopet por escanda'o y IRA
tender fg e1ir con una pia3ra q d.
roteo Avlle5, jose Centeno = Rosen'
do Serrano por rina y esc&ndaIo en
ia via pdblica Silverio Bargue)l 4s,
Jos quin Silva, Luis Iglesiss, y An
tonic ST. por ee c&ndalo en- ell e5ta
blscimianto de don B 9nito C4rr3ras,
Luis G dorado y Jaana Fercano
per rifa y escandalo en- la Gale
de Il Luna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
Sala de SoC0rrOs.

Han sido cur8dos A 1dres de
Jesus de una confusion con epi>ts
sic s)bre las fosss nase?es, Dolores
Olivero de heriis por desg AFRO con
Re 'dids de 10 una y pulpa del dedo
ms f1ique de Ia mano derache, y otrA
herida co otusa de dos centimetros
sobre Ia 2 " fAlange del dedo medic
de la misma msno, el nif1o Armsndo
B tAnces de una h3rida c1ntnss de
un cantfmetro de lorg tud sobre la
region temporal derecha y } Ramon
Ramos de una h9rila cjntuSa de dos
centfmetros, en- el tercio medic de Ia
pierna derecha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
N0TICIAS.

Los vecinos de Ponce Sc quejan
de la junta de Sanidad, porqus di-
cen que no We el mosto del aIambi-
que de don Lnis Ferrer, que O. AFRO
jsda q una zania de aqua podrida
oropiedad de Il hacienda de los Sc
dores Sauri Subir&. zapia en- Ia eual
bebs el ganado de dicho sancr,
muriendose mucho gsnado por ests
causA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

E2 Ponce Juan Figusroa pr j.
tendi6 ore ell reveudedor L b7rjo
Qaintaua le vendiera pero s, n dine
ro, con Ia marca F, y como dicho re
vendor 70 enteudi6 esa marce, Il FL
gusr1a le 40 de palos y 81 Tnb 2u
90 Polieja Ia rcgal6 diez di4, de
arresto con trAbaio f0-z-do
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DENUNCIAS.

Leonor Rivers 4 8 parte que Ell
individuo Juan Pedro Ls1a Sc in
troduio an su casa maltrat6ndo1a de
palabras y apretsndo & su. hija Mi.
eaela Rivera por un brazo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
COMPRA DE sEBO DE RES

La fAbrioa de jab6n ala To-
dustria P0ertorriquenA, de Succession
de Roman & C8, estable ida en- Ha
to Rey Rio Pledras, comprs todo
el aebo de res que le ofrezoan. Diri-
girso en- Ia misma don POlicarpo
Eche7arr1a.
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BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las c8sas, calle de TIE
tuau ndmeros q y 20 que tienen sa-
Ida & la Marina.
Como la construction en- la Ma =
rina de Ia Estaci6n Naval es un he
cho, facil SO hace comprender 10 q.
aumentSr&n en- valor las propieda
des en- ese sitio.
DarA informes D. B9nitO Carre-
rAs. N. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Is Colonia Es 2anola de Blya
moe, nos ha ingitado at5ntameLt-
& m bale de c7nfAn8a y ctr0 de
nifits que celebrara ell domingo pro
ximo en- su centro, Damos g'aci@ 6
por Ia cortesf4 y nos prcponemos
ssist7ra esa simp&tica fiesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

III Ayunta Lieuto de Pono7 h.
dejado casante al act;G1o facfra-
ceatico municipal. don Juan P"' ,
nombrando en- su lugar al 81 fl ,r Ju
ia d. Juana Diaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

81 Martes Sc llev6 & efecto en-
ell grnpo de obreros eLazo FIR .ter
nal un bale que re ulto segdn dicen
de Ponce muy animadO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Eo Penuelas los profesores gra'
dua1os han q nerecido maguffcas no
t:s por los trabajos escolares. Los
pre- f sor es son sef1oritss Laura L!o.
pis Don JuRn G. G0rz.lez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Un jo7en de buens conducts
que concce contabii3ad, habla fran
ces y conoce la escritura en- maqui-
ns, d s.a obteaer colocaci6n en- una
casa de comercio Il ofcina c4alquie
ra en- esta Capital 8 en- la is'a.
Diraccjoa M. R, spartado A San
Juan. n s 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

La competeucia pormovids por
ell Ju2gAdo municipal de Juocos q
instanoia de don Juan Maldona1o en
iuicio interpu esto por don Juan
De1g ado Pagan, en- cobro de pesos,
Sc ha deolarado &f4vor del Jug ado
de Csguas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

En- Ponce Sc .ha declarado que
ira stu cuartel la;r ;raza Gamma aQUf
hace mucha falta una limpieza Pc
rruna
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Dicen de Ponce que con motive
de la manifestation, 10 policfa mum
cipal registro avariss person&s en-
Ia Gale.
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Cotizamos los de- Pto Rico.
TABACO.

Iusistimos en- que ura esmerada
seleoc On del que venga este mer-
cado tantO elsbt ra1o como en- hOja,
puede asegurar 4 esa I Ia IN briIlan-
te porvenir ara este artfculo, y aun
que los preti que de momento OBJ
tenga aqul csc producto no sean por
ahora renumerstivos, esta faera de
duda que tan luego esAs clases remi-
tentes est6n en- condolences de man
dsr siempre uniformes y buenss CO.
braran mucho favor en- este merca-
DC:
CAMBTOS.
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allllalll4lazla-uA-~ l1a-,allalilaalll@
G @ T I @

Acaban de recibirlo de Cauarias
y 10 veude SO centa7os la lata de
cuatro libras.
LaLiHQ Hern2QYOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Eals ciudad del Sur Sc 8 sgjta la
idea de formar IN pequan) ctrculo
dedicado exclusigamente las ex-
pansiones intelectuales, especia do
eAteneou en- que SO celebraran con
ferenciss, y se dar$ lectura & tcaba
jos de auto res escogidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Para las classes suaves tambi@n
ha habido un mercado muy 1ojo con
escasas Operaciones, habiendo decli
nado l C. los precios.
Cotizamos los de- Pto Rico.
O:dinsrios de & 9
Altura fno escogido III a12
YaucO selectO 13
CRracoliliO 13 q 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

La Junta Directiva del Colegio
Notsrial de esta Isla en- session cs!e
brads en- 81 do Enero 6ltimo, acor-
do IL disolucion de dicha aociedad.
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CAFE.

Mercado fojo y muy INSECURE.
CDntinUan las entradas les puertos
del Brasil sien1o enormes para esta
epoca del s1lo. No es possible prede-
cir ei curse que tomar& g. merca1o
de este grauo por haber en- ambos
la1os del mismo fuertes y encontr&
dos interesee que puaden ipfuen ciar
10 determinando Ell alza 8 Ia baja de
precios en- cualquier favorable oca
sion que Sc presen e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08
Los carteros de Pouce hG

Los carteros de Pouce ban
ngresaio ea a N.tioa A'<o:ia-
ti6a # Letter csrrius u 5 que
preside Mr.. jos G. KsIler y sus fl
ues es fjmentsr IN seguro de vida
para sus socios, cuenta con mas
de IS, 900 asooiad0s y publican un
peri6 iico mensnsl qze Sc tituIa
sTha Postal Record.0
El Club <Bll 1erioty de Poues
ha puesto su banders q meiia asts,
en- aef1al de duslo por la muerte de
ID sefora Capo de Rosali.
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Gale del CriSto No. l.

C3ntenaIes de frmas IS han
rec 1gido en- POnee y mucnas mas
que Sc recojeran para pe1ir 81 c.
beruador el indulto de les condena.
dos 5 muerte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Sc susurra en- PJuce que algu'
nos indi7iduos del cuerpo de bonn
beros han renunciado su csrg0.
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MerCad0 de N, York.
Enero 20.
AMERICAN TRADING Co.
hZUCAR.

Sc ha operado uLa reacci6n IA
vorable en- los preeios de este dulce,
nostrandoso les refinadoresmu &C
tivos compradores ba1o la base de
3 11I16 por centrifugados po1ariza.
cion 90 y como los importadores no
tienen existencias de mportancia ell
mefcado cierra firme. La existencia
hoy en- manos de los importadores
es:
1902-6, ,972 Toneladas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

Sc dice en- Ponce que L. disiden
cia republicans SO reunir& pronto
para eleiir comit6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

En- el barrio de S4ban taz de
Ponce faIeci0 repant:namente Ffan
cisco Santiago pe6n dc la H>cienda
4Cano Verde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-08

CALDERAS.-L La casa dc NJ Ieri-
& Ca. tiene mucha exporencia en- la fabrica.
ci0n de Calderas para Haciendas de Cana Y
construye una clase especial de acero. las cua-
es levanta vapor muy pronto con Q! bagazo.
Para precios y particulares
Dirijirse 4, r. A. Macf e.
UnicO AQente en- ?. L
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1902-6,972 Toneladas.

PREUIOS CORkLENIE6: 1yO2
Certrifagados 95 polarf
zAcion ................3 11l16,.
Moscabados 50 G id....3 3 3n6c
Azdcar de miel SO Q id:...2 15I10c
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Total 80. II, 1855, ,OC0

En- ell meroado :especulativo
las operaciones han sid0 limitadas
cerrando hoy fojc.
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Movimiento de Ia cosecha
del Brasil .....,.......,.. 1902
Extra las en- Rio, Julio
l q Euero %. ...........3, ,769, 900
I'd. SAatos Julio /
Ene:o 28..,..,..,.....7E95.CO0
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Fil3delda, Enero' 1902.
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a Is 5
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II
Arocbo
RALs ostren1
elos oshayava vajerosca ma
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Mixto ID MixtO IL
I}iariO DiariO
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

B. F. HinsOn has returned and takes charge of the Barbecue Meat Market on September ,. Will be glad to see old patrons and meet new ones.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
IS IT A PLOT |?
Attorney Sleeves Investigating Case
 of an Alleged Insane Man.

An incident was brought to light yes- terday that discloses either the strange hallucination of an insane man or all outrageous plot of which the supposed insane man is the innocent victim. No charges should rest against any one at the present time, yet the story is of sensational interest, and should the de- velopments prove that the fears of some who are making investigations are true, it will not be quickly disposed of or forgotten.
 A mining expert by the name of Hen messy, in the employ of Jonathan Bowen, a wealthy mining man of Port land, Oregon, arrived here yesterday morning on the train from the north en route to La Cananea on mining busi- ness. The story originates with him, and the matter has been left by him in the care of Attorney x. N. Sleeves of this city for further investigation. MT. Sleeves has known MT. Hennessy for the last eight years, and knows him to be a reliable and we'll to-do gentle man. hence places considerab ble confi- dence in what he says and in the inn pressions formed by him.
 MT. Hennessy says that coming down on the train Tuesday night he noticed a quiet and we'll man a seat or two behind him and engaged him in conversation. The stranger told him
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

his name was P. J. OHalloran, and from the racial similarity of names a friendly feeling at once sprung up be- tween them. He asked O'Halloran where he was going and was told that he did not know. O'Halloran then wrote his name on a card and below it the following: Arrested on warrant from the land office" He then told Hennessy that he supposed he was be- ing taken to the land office by the deputy sheriff that sat across the aisle from him. He further informed Mr. Hennessy that he had made some min ing locations near Flagstaff and later was arrested and told that he was on timber land or government reserve and could not legally locate there. MT. Hen messy then asked him if he had any money, and he said he did not, where upon MT. Hennessy gave him a dollar and told him to buy some tobacco and write him a letter when he reached his destination, detailing his troubles. Mir Hennessy noted nothing unusual about O'Halloran except his ignorance of his destination.
 Yesterday morning, feeling curious to know what had become of OHalloran.
 
 find no registration at any hotel. He then applied to the city marshals and to the sheriffs office, but at neither place had they such a prisoner, and neither office knew of the presence of a Coconino officer in the city. Further inquiry revealed that yesterday morn ing MT. OHalloran had been placed in the insane asylum by a deputy from Coconino county.
 Mir. Hennessy then hunted up his old friend. Attorney Sleeves, and told the story of his unfortunate friend. They studied over the situation and arrived at the conclusion that there might be something very irregular in the pro- Ceedings. and it was feared that some evil-minded person or persons may have 'conspired to railroad the man into the asylum on the timber land plea and later jump his mineral locations. The only reasonable adverse conclusion that could be arrived at was that possibly the old man is crazy and the officers told him the land office story to allay his suspicious and make him tractable till the asylum could be reached. MT. HennessX however, could scarcely ac- cept this theory for the reason that O'Halloran talked so SenSibly and never for moment impressed him with a suspicion of his sanity.
 MT. Hennessy left last evening for Cananea, instructing MT. Sleeves to make a thorough investigation and whatever expense was attached he would settle the bill. Knowing that such conspiracies are sometimes employed. both MT. Hennessy and MT. Sleeves have determined to ferret out the case thoroughly. If he is really insane there is nothing to be done, but if MT. Sleeves concludes that the man has been un- justly dealt with he will do a little business at the courthouse himself. He will visit the asylum this morning and interview MT. O'Halloran.
 Ruby flour makes ruby lips"
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
BRIDGE ERECTION.

The remarkable hexibility of railroad tools and equipment and the enormous power which some of these simple inn plements are capable of are demon- strated in the use of a new derrick car of 30 tons capacity which is designed to be used in bridge erection. The car derrick is of heavy design, constructed entirely of steel, with side girders S2 inches deep. The derrick mast is A frame, A feet high and has a 60-foot boom built in three 20-foot sections. The middle section of this boom may be removed conveniently, and the boom thereby shortened to 40 feet in length. The car has been in service during the summer on the Chicago and Northwest
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
PRISON CHANGES
Walter T. Gregory the New Secre,
 tary of the Institution.

The territorial board of control held a meeting at the capitol yesterday, at which Walter T. Gregory was appoint ed secretary and storekeeper of the territorial prison and U. G. Wilder of Yuma assistant superintendent of that institution. MT. Gregory will leave to- night for his new post.
 There has been general understand ing since Governor Brodie came into office that in the event of any changes at the prison MT. Gregory would be made the secretary. He is well quail fled for this position, and was strongly supported for it by influential friends. MT. Gregory was brought up in Ari- zona. The greater part of his time has been spent in newspaper work; in fact, all of it, except four years in the mili- tary service in Cuba and the Philip pines. He was one of the first in this territory to join the Rough Riders, and was engaged in all the battles in Cuba in which that organization took part When the regiment was disbanded he entered the regular service and went to the Philippines, whence he returned less than year ago. He is active and energetic, and has a knowledge of ac- counts that will make him valuable official at the prison.
 The new assistant, superintendent has been resident of the territory for sev- eral years. He was for a long time a deputy sheriff of Yuma county, and during the term of United States Mar shal Griffith. the present superintend- ent of the prison, he was his deputy for Yuma county.
 No changes have been made by the board of control yet in the prison guard.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

ern railway, and was recently employed
 in erecting a bridge on the Thirty sixth street viaduct at South Omaha. Neb. The trusses were lifted bodily by the derrick and set in place on the braced towers. These trusses for the longest spans of this bridge are los feet and weigh 17 tons each. At Sioux City this car was used to erect 70 feet of double track, through girders weigh ing p tons each. In this work the girders were lifted and carried ahead of the car, which was pushed into po- sition for setting the girders into place
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

Children often cry, not from pain but from hunger, although fed abun- dantly. The entire trouble arises from hamilton. Their food is not assim- Hated, but devoured by worms. A few doses of Whites Cream Vermifuge will cause them to cease crying and begin to thrive at once, very much to the surprise and joy of the mother. 25c at Elvey & Hulett's drug store.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

Phoenix. Arizona, August 25 1902.
 The annual meeting Of the share holders of the Buckhorn Mining com pany will be held in their office, No. F Wall street, in the city of Phoenix, at 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday, the 9th day of October, 1902, for the election of directors and the transaction of such
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
TheIefever Gun Wins Again

the Phoenix clubs traps w. D. which McVeagh medal a of loaded shells
 Lfever and hand load
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04
The Lefever Is Hard to Beat

 for a
  October 10 without charge Get ourc
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

other business as shall come before it
 GILBERT D. GRAY, President. JNO. L. BURROWS. Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-04

The kelso, under the popular man. agement of Mrs. w. F KelsO, is now open. The house has been thoroughly renovated, the most important change being a new and enlarged dining room.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-24
Knights Of Pythias
ExpeI j. A. Hinsey

Chicago. Nov. i4.-After a hearing
that lasted nearly all week. the Grand
Tribunal OF Illinois, Knights Of Pyth-
las. has voted unanimously to expel
J. A. Hinsey. who retired from the
head OF the board OF control Of the En-.
dowment Rank last year. tHinsey has
appealed to the Supreme Tribunal.
which will meet at indianapolis In
February. At the recent meeting OF
the Supreme Lodge In San Francisco
he was suspended from It's member.
ship pending the action of the Illinois
Grand Tribunal.
DR.. A. |, Duffeleur. who was medi-
cal director OF the Endowment Rank
during the Hinsey administration, has
been suspended for a year by the I'LL
nois Grand Tribunal, Secretary II. ID.
Stolt who was also to have been tried,
died last month.
In the sixteen months since the Hin
sey administration was retired the
Endowment Rank, according TO its an
nouncement today, has paid up $500
900 OF overdue death claims and has
now nearly 100000 cash on hand.
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