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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
Baptizing a White Girl.

of the country than coiored, have more
than $500 converts among the white people
here, ] wish 10 close my meeting mere
about the second Sunday ~ August
| have a mother in Beulahs Land and a
father. / baptized d German on sunday
evening last and there. are a number OF
converts vet to he baptized
l am not In politics just now The diner
ence between the democrats and repub-
leans here is one Is In offce and the other
Is not. The, poor man has 70 Work tor
himself lust the same, coiored man, VINO VINO
in the North lust like he Is in the South,
have some warm friNnds among the
business men In this country me North
ern Electric Manufacturing company gave
me check for $50. and the money that I
get is free will offerings. and not salary.
i am known ont here as the rapid firing
The friends who would like to write me
can address me at Maln and Ferry streets,
az the gospel tent FRgnfTlalg \ G "A beg
Travelling Evangelist. and Presldent Of the
Rescue Work and Rapid Firing Gun
Evangelist
Buffalo IN. ~ Times.
Rev. j. L. Griffin. the rapid firing gun
evangelist who is conducting services in a
tent at the corner of Main and Ferry
streets, held baptismal service at Fort
Erie last Sunday. the persons who were
baptized being immersed In old Lake Erie.
A large number OF spectators saw the bap-
tism.
The persons baptized were Carrie and
Florence Irene Place. sisters, Of No. 40
Rhode Island street, The baptismal serv-
ice was held directly in front Of the sum
mer homes OF District Attorney Penney,
William H German of the. corporation
| couasels office aud Frank w. Hinkley,
! Mayor Knights secretary.
When the evangelist started into the
water with Carrie Place he found bunch
| of photographers on hand, waiting TO take
| services until the camera men had obtained
| several good shots. Then the baptism took
plaza. the evangelist lowering Miss Place
| beneath the water She came up gurgling
| but with smile on her face.
| Mr.. Griffin then baptized Miss Places
| Ing MAS held In Fort Erie grove.
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ON TRAcYs TRAIL.
sherlffs and Their Posses Are AGA
Trying to Catch Him,

sherlffs and Their Posses Are Again
Trying to Catch Him.
Spokane, Wash. August "a man SO.
posed to be Tracy rode through the main
street of coulee City last night. He led a
seaond horse and kept away from the light.
BE was not interfered with and today II
was reported that be had been seen ave
miles west OF Aimira at 2 o'clock In the
morning. having passed east after having
a wordy alteration with some campers
whose horses he had frightened Today
two sheriffs posses are In pursuit. Efforts
are being made to head Tracy of from
crossing the Columbia river into the Col
Vile Indian reservation.
coulee City and Almira are on the North
ern Pacific, midway between Seattle and
the Idaho State line. This would seem e
confirm the report that Tracy Is ON his way
70 the hole In the wall" country ii
Wyoming.
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American minister to England, but NJ
would Carlyle have got OIL as an nlA
charge d'aEaires at Washington n
not certain that Frcude would alv pa
a triumph IN that capacity. and fMaf
would have everybody By the ess VI
the English writing min does pot ipft
to do well in any Official posltloa Aixl
than that OF consul Charts Lever ~
consul, so was James Hsrnay "
Sir Richard Burton There d hA
much 10 be sail In favor Of seadlli z
popular men of letters abroad % " Y
Outstanding that they write nolsls; J
reports about trade and health. II Y
eiists and poets and critics wne " -A
In evidence now could be banlshs 81.
the muzz!e on to Spezs.a or BaresltAl
Trieste, or places Of that sort us 4,
world might gain by the transiereats a. y
the lady workers IN the same aepinls Y
might so ont as missionaries ana " Y, Z.
tured 6y bandits or sarases sna is
rluSdlpeu
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VISIT OF GENERAL MILES.
He Is Near the Presidents Homo and
May Be Snubbed

He Is Near the Presidents Homo and
May Be Snubbed.
Especial TO The Postj
oyster Bay, August 2,--The arrival OF
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles here
today is exciting much comment az 10
whether he will he snubbed by President
Roosevelt. General Miles will visit the Col
gate Hoyts, who own a splendid country
house only few miles from Saginaw Hill.
He expects TO return TO Washington mex,
"Wednesday.
During his stay with the Hoyts every,
thing possible will he done to make his
visit pleasant one.
The president and his family frequently
ride by the Hoyts, but II is reported here
that he does not intend 10 notice the pres
ence Of the general or extend 10 him the
slightest social courtesy.
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sPoRT.

Hyphen, ridden by doom, won tho $1,000
derby at Brighton Beach.
Dan Patch broke his sire's pacing record
by making mile in Less than 2.ol at Co
lumbus.
John MeGurk won the Superior handicap
nj Harlem.
Ethylene captured the Homebred stake
81 Deimar.
Lord Derby defeated Boralma in the trot.
ting race at Boston.
Little Rock shut out Nashville in poth
games yesterday
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values again moved up in antici-
patton of a bullish market report on Mon.
day.
The. grain market was buiilsh In spite of
good crop reports, owing 10 good demand
for cereals. Provisions were strong. Stocks
were stagnsnt, with a general tendency &c
lower prices, caused by announcement OF
big railroad deals being closed.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
Fair.
DOMESTIC.

Several sherirs' posses are again on
Tracy's trail.
General Miles is visiting near Oyster Bay
and may be snubhcd By the president
A controversy has arisen at Wilkesharrc
between President Mitchell and the cid
Gems alliance.
Troops are still quartered In Shenandoah
though all is quiet,
William J. Bryan delivered au address tc
1000 persons at Chautauqua, n. Y.
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England's Literary Diplomats.

s,n Mhay not send out our men OF letters as
ss anI and so forth, as the Amer
i insa b sST The idea Is not new. but il has
notion-for the men OF letters ana Ace &c
,SSap,ng public. The general interests Of
ne aation might Of course suffer LoweiI
sns,f5ncss one Instance, had the diplomatic
very tsctySi, sne literary man usually
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
WASHINGTON.

rne postofnce department Is to expert.
ment on plans for preventing loss to the
mail order houses.
The census department has found that
there has been a great growth In irrIga-
tion In tho past few years.
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San Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas.
July 20, THE rains which have been fall
Ing within the last few weeks are the
most general and best that have visited
prospect Is splendid. In Coke county II
Is said the cotton crop viii be larger chan
farmers will be able to harvest, Throughout
this section there will also be an enormous
II Increased yield OF forage crops while in
many places winter range Is already as
sured. a
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AN INDEX.


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Sporting news
SIXTH.
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RAILROADS,

President stuyYesant Fish OF the Illinois
Central says his road is not meddling with
consultations.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

LIvINGsToN.--Go ldthwaite; Texas, Au.
gust 1.--wlnt Livingston, county surveyor
Of this county, and one OF the oldest eiti-
gems in the county, died tonight. He was
a native OF Alabama and an ex-Confed.
erate--company ~ Eleventh Texak
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

NJ. 81. Trotter died at his home ia this
caty, at 1880 today, aged 81 years. lie
leaves son. Tiliman yrotter Of Hous.
Ton, and daughter, Mrs L. ]. Goree OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
MEN 5 D|S[I0|

Have had my individual itlen'A' I,
twenty years, and more cases niu ~ n.
under my treatment thaa that q y NJ
physician in the United STATES 4. !.
find that each case has saspe a'''aa !,
tme which requires special atsens1 y
by giving each patient lndiSidaa Y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17
Sc remlten pedldos de preclos
GgMENEZ SAN FRANCISCO q

Florida aquf sssaremos nosotros, no abaorvi-
dos, sfno trans aats nei adoa an In vds de In Rs
pdhlics. N ha7 ebsorci6o de rszss hi de
pueb.os s. 81 ia llu6isra, debamos coLfar Ell ID
lnm0rtalidad de nneMtro pueblo de nuegtra
Fsss.. .Mrad e. Gobernador Hunt, trigua-
M. elOcnanta, fno, nervioso, como 81 en- los
EstRdos Unidos, sntes que ser Ia faza latina
absorVids por lib salons, fuera ella abs5rvida
Harbaeil Y verets como en- aus 'oios en- aus al
mas raipits el fuego immortal de aqueilos pua-
bioH qua asombrsron al mundo cen sus gran
deZas y Ia luz tamblen de squelos otroa Pue
bios Que rivalissn con los latinos en- Ia obr ci
villzadiora del unundo: 6Ios perteuecen dos
Fezas unidas per 81 amor per In Iibertad y
leVsn an sus vanas psrtfculss ssgrsdas y eter-
mas "a Ia sapgre de Jssds de WAshinEt0ni
ESQ q1erernos nososros todos los puartorri
-aueG5s, seh1r CT bsrnadori porque las difsren
cias qus hsb9is sludido, las luehas y los an
conoEy las pasiopes que, nos dividen non tan
ofas del oceanc: y. tai como Is psra aneusn
sra en- Iss profundIdads sub arinAs, vIvsn an
el fondo de nuestrss aimas, con vida impere-
csdsra, ei ssntimisnto, Ia sot4SrIdad, 81 amor
intsnso legfslmo dc Du8stra patria pasrtorri-
qucfisl
e n esta rAtria quaramos liz 4 la vusltra y
confan0s Dios vuastro AMOR Ia iusticia
lde pueblo amsricano elcnmp plimiento de nues
RFos tdesles. HAbsis b 'cho uaa alus!6n Ia
pandeFs. 20 os contasto qus Pasrso Rico es-
Cd 8 h1ra en- ell espacio deGerto la las ran jas
fblsrcas, pero que Dios 81 AMOR Ia justieia
tienen que slavarln, como IN assro nuevo, al
egpacio de las estYeiIas ID
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La revoIuci6n en- Colombia
EI combate de 'Aeua duIce"
MAS DETALLES

ss han reoibido mas detsiias reIsEivos 81
eomhsta cerca ds Agns D ice, 1"tmSSue Pank-
ms. E despacho viana de Col6a.
FuarEss re be'das, supsriorsa en ndmsrn q
las del gobisrno, obligaron estas, one dsfen
dian ell terreno Aqua Du!ce, reArarseI
straveSando las montsH ~ Ia jurisdiction dsi
Bocas del Tlro, psqnfno cabo del litorsl 81
e sta de- Costa R'ca
La lucha en- ia costa O)ssa--.si0 de- PAST
fco--fo6 terrible.
Iaformss recibiios por Ell D5psrtam en ii.
de Estado, de Washington dicen one $50 re-
volucionerios fusron muertos $50 sueumois- I
ron, tambf&u entra las alas del G9biarao.
La lueha &c libr6 toda en Casta Rtea.
No 30 cree que 81 irforne rsspacto = que
500 hombrss hsyan Bido musrtos sea axag g4TsI-
do es probable eus Ia cifra publicada aver,
1900, sea confrmada cnando lleguaa Inf Jrn =
eomplssog por corFao
Bl combAts en- Las INN aaianieuas de Aqua
Dalce dur6 aproxim sdsments una ssmsua.
Habfa encusntros diaries, algunoa de ellGs
cuerpo cuarpo
La moraandsd fue horroresa.
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Homicide por imprudencia

In IL nsii ma del viernss rIasAdo osurri6
aomicidio por imprudeneia tsnerariA sn
Mayashss.
Fu6 Ia vfGtims una nina biis del que fee
don B Ventara ,meu, sserstaFio por mu-
chos s1os dc In jaEta do instruction en- Rqus-
liz eiudRd.
r muchacho de IL casa nmpiaba uR re-
v6ivsr escape una bala yendo 6 sloiass
en- el eFSneo de lA fntsiG nifa, producIeadola
lR nnerte los pocos minutes.
D3plorRuaos esa desgraeiA.
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Cultos catolicos

M>n2ns, al tosaa de orReioDas, 80 ealsbFR-
rA en- In fglesia de estR pGrrcquiR una sAlvs
toda orqussta, en- honor del PaNiarea SsA Jo-
s6. La cAntark In distinguida seHorA Trilla da
ArgTEsyes.
lpasa3o N Nina, las nnsvs de 10 misma,
SO coInsuusrS una misa solsmns en- honor do
aicho SanAo, cAntAds por To sc n5ra ds ArKns.
yss. con panesfrieo cargo de nueatro cape.
Iisn rsversndo padre Pisa.
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Ha sIio rombrado guards municipal dom
Higinio Silva.
Fl &C ub de IL Juvantud Tsisralo darG un
EnaeNngH ea IL pr6xtma semana, con ebiato
Gle GonmsmofRF 81 primer snivsrsaFlo de 50
fGndacf5c. < -
Anoehs dL6 ma confsreu.sie 81 Eremfo de
hip6grsfos 81 Pretidents de- Is Federation Re.
gional don Pedro G. Tlmothss.
ssa sncuansra an ssta eiudad ell Delegate
To- Canara don Tomas CArri6n,
Hay quisn dice qua Tlmothas hacs polfsi-
CO republican, que sns confsrenciss no tia-
nen otFo obieto que dirfgirus por ese medic oil
coEas6n de los f,dsrsiea para aseldiros por l.
canaa adverssria. toIo, mncho oioi
adIminissracI6n del psri6dieo satfrieo <La Ara
ns,,s don julio Esparolini.
otba,a que 81 tranvfa e:sfieo snpsssrA
funeonsF 81 pFimaro de Abril.
sascrielones La DnAocaAo1A, The Puer.
70 Btco Herald, EI Figaro, y La Euosacs6r1,
Amarico Maria, Ponce. P.
o5ntintar muy soneurridas las novsmas
90 honor dol PatriaFea San Jas4. Ia parts do
esnto en ssts fiesta raligtosa, satS IL cargo de
las IS @ 'risss NJ Msrcedes SnhiFk, Emma Preston,
Aaita AoRHAnso Lola Mercedes Forstsr.
q ,uaes. las etneo y nsdta d. IL sards.
Elstados Unidos.
Hoy, Alas dos de Ia tards, lego el corrso
do San Jaan.
Casino de Ponce celsbr6 aaoehs una
animsda fists familiar, que dur6 hssta lss
docs.
Hoy llfg5 esss eiudsd sl dsimo ndmsro
de Ia utsrssants revlsss sThs Pnsrte Rieo
TIL arald.S
En- toios estos dIas saba visto muy concu-
rrido 81 be'nito estahleciuliento La IrsdustTt0
del PGEs, que ostanfa en- sus elegantsa spara-
dores tndpa los efactos para eaballeros en- los
ramos de ssstrerfa. cau,issrfa y scnlbrersrfa,
Hsf como infnidsd de artfculos de superior CO
lfdad prseios sin competeneia. P.
La plaza de Il eAaoIiri6os .e sneuusnsra an
IN estado de absndono dnplorable. La yarba
lA cubre pbr complete
ss h levantado an eats IN osntro de ami
Eos situlado sSociedad bsn66ca de amigos con
1oieto De lsssar rssos de expansion y solax.
Son much1s los dtaparos de arms qua ga
ssehssn toaas las noehss On esta cindad
Doa , snh&go IKlesias G'eaders del Partidc
soels1ska do Anoche INA coLfsrencia en- lor
salsnes del gesmio aa pane6sros
/. 8 enClaantYau or Panca nnaaGpas sesi,n.
aaa amigos y eorralialonaftoa de Jnnna nia~
dan C&rl1a v don DsnArdo Dlsx arm parf~'
nc Colon.
don Jasto .rros lie han alio darusltoa I
loa tres nnt pssos ID sn.rrs.- conis.ra5os ,.o-
al asnnto ae In monsda -
La aaiIi6n extranrdfl,Ayfa ana daht6 asfa
fFar apoehs Ell sYunt.ynIaaso a sn-rarsas
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Porto-Rico Market
139y al Pearl st. NEW YORK 90 92 Beaver St,

ds e par ed
eaTa
permnas tabacos sombros
O. etc.
q
cocsr
Bsbaa (Gerert0
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g on or rhoI

Esba preparation - .u..ot
ncos In o. 20 S P
Las LON Serneea dseaf
grdad cornn II oJRn dvueave inte-
Preparado 1nicamente Dor The eaor@ g. ia
New YORK; SetiembrD11 de 1901 noi A0 Ana - =
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pom - 6;
NrdnTHzJIAg DIREC'TAs

Son mnchos los fsderass de Psncs que
asiatrAn 81 greetings que tFstan de- calehYAr
Ell dnEningo pT6ximo nusstros coFrsligionarios
de Yauco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

Ets siio rtombrado guards munisipal dom
Higinio Silva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

. endaansYau 0n Ponce nnsstges sstima-
aoa so %n 90 eoFreIigionafioa de Jnans DIax,
..an u C5.E S1Eiah don bdaAfdo DiaS don Bsnig
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

+ don Jasko Il .yros la ha0 .f,o .Aavra,.a
Ion tres nl pssos da rns.rrsa. eontt.radoa -,
~ Asnnso lae Ii m0neda.
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Doa SAnhsgo TKlesias G'eaders del partido
soei<sta df6 Anocha ira otfaranafa an L.
salsnes del gesmio de paneeeros
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

!. Son much1s los dtsuaros de arlnaa ana "a
Atenssn toaas Las nochss On esta cindad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-17

La aali6n axtranrdf,Rrfa ana dahi6 aafa
hFar apoelhs el xYunk.ynTaaec snx sn.ra.sas
PcF so hApss eane0rrido numsEo da consais.
len saasiantss para f,rrnsr "a aoruns
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Ss h levantadd al eats IN Oeutro de ami :
Eos ttulado <Sociedad bsn6fca de AMIGOS con
1bieto de lsssar rxsos de expansion y soIaz,
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La plaza de Ia "a aofei6aS ss sneuentfa an
IN eatsdo de Abandono daplora6e, La yarba
A cn6re por complete.
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Eli &C ub de IL Juvantud EadsraiD dark d
GmeeAingS en IL pr6xima semana, eon ebtst
Gle GonmemoERF 81 primer snivsrsaFio de o
faEldacf3c. -
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I'm toios estos dia.s sa.ha visto muy concr
rFido ell belnito estableciulfento La I7sdustrz
del PGzs, que ostenta en- sus elegantsa apars
dores todpn los efactos para eabaleros en- lo
RAMOS de- sastrerfa, camissrfa senibrerarfs
Is como inhnidad de artfeulos de superior ca
lidad prseios Sin competeneia. P.
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Hoy lfg5 esta cindad al timo ndmerc
de Ia tntsYssanta revIsts xTke Pnsrte Rieo
I'll srald.s
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sascricones LA DEMocHAc1A, The Puer.
20 Eteo Herald, EL Figaro, y La EUobecs6Tg,
A,nerico NJ Arin, Ponce. P.
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Cf6ssa Que al tranvfa 6csfieo anpsSara s
funelonsr 81 pFiaero de Abrii.
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Hoy, 3 las dos de 10 isrds, lego el corrso
dc San juan.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-11-13

New Work. NOV, II. The fate y,
Roland Il. Molmoux win lie deter
mined today When court adjourned
last evening Justice Lambert am
uouuccd that he would allow Assist.
ant District Attorney Osborne but two
hours and n half moro to finish sum.
ming up, which means the court viii
deliver its charge and the case viii 80
to the jury during the afternoon
The courtroom was crowded to SUI.
location when at the opening OF yes
terday's session eN-Goveruor Black
rose TO sum up for the defense. After
general defense of MolncuN, whom,
he declared the prosecution had ut.
tcrly failed to connect in any way
with the death OF Mrs, Adams. Black
passed Il sCathtng Recommendation of
Harry Cornish, to whose guilt, and not
that of MOlinCuN. he declared, every
| circumstance In the case directly
| pointed. More than half Of Black s
address. which occupied nearly -four
hours was devoted to an analysts OF
! Conish's conduct and testimony, and
of the testimony Of other witnesses
! in manner to support his contention
! that Cornish's actions wore not con
sistcnt with his innocence of the
crime of which Moliucux stands &C
| CusCd
Osborne based his argument for the
prosecution yesterday largely on the
testimony of handwriting exports
which, he said, couclusively showed
MoliucuN to have been the writer ol
the poison package address and of the
! disputed exhibits
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-11-13
Military Governor OF Phil
ippines Arrives at
Frisco
Transport Sumner Has a
Stormy Noya "e--En-
counters Typhoon
General Says Civilization
in Island is Doing
Wonders

San Francisco, Nov. Little trans
port Sumner with General Chaffee on
board arrived yesterday afternoon
from the Philippines after a stormy
voyage. Shortly after leaving Yoke
mama the vessel encountered ty-
phoon. Boats were smashed, portions
of the rigging carried away and dur
was torn from its fastenings and
struck Mrs. Chaffee's stateroom with
terrific force, the shock proStrating
that lady, who was i'll when she board
ed the vessel In an interview last
night General Chaffee said that when
he left Manila everything was pro
crossing in a most satisfactory man
ner and that he could not be more
pleased with the situation.
"Ciyilization has accomplished Won
ders." he said, and the natives arr
fast recognizing the institutions of
this government and meeting them
with a friendly spirit
He said also that while some PROV
inCes are unsettled and further trOu-
BILE may be expected. the outlook is
most cheerful, and he looks for no
great difficulties or disturbances re-
curing unusual force to subdue. Many
natives now advise their former bel
ligeront fellows to lay down their
arms The general said the greatest
difficulty experienced was in oyercom-
ing the legends and superstitions of
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ISLE OF PINES IN BAD STATE.
United States Minister Keenan, Makes
Report to the President.


Washington, Nov. ll.-PresidenU
Roosevelt has asked the secretary of
war for a report on the situation re-
garding the Isle of Pines as it was at
the time of the withdrawal of the
United States from Cuba and also on
the government of the island during
the time the United States was in CON
troll in cuba.
In an interview on the conditions of
affairs on the island T. J. Keenan,,
who is president of the American Res
idents and Property Owners associ-
alton on the island, said the condition
of affairs was so bad hat United
States Minister SQures had virtually
advised the delegation of American
Pine islanders. who recently called on
him in Havana. to take matters into
their own hands and establish a pro
yisional government. Continuing,
Keenan, said
The Isle Of Pines is on the verge
of anarchy, having no governor, no
courts or magistrates. no schools and
no revenue. All taxes and customs
dues which are paid by the islanders
20 into the Cuban treasury and not a
cent is expended for their benefit. All
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-11-13
DEMAND REINSTATEMENT.
Employees of Lehigh Company Want
Old Men Back.

Tamaqua, Pa, Nov. 11.-At meet
ing of the employees of the Lchigh
Coal and Navigation company COM
mittee was appointed to wait upon
w. d. Zehner superintendent, and in
form him that unless the 2lS officials
of the various local unions in the
Panther Creek valley, who it is claim
ed have been blackisted, are rein
stated in their old positions Lefore the
end of the week, general strike will
be ordered The committee called at
Zehners Office yesterday, but was in
formed that he was not at home. The
committee will endeayor to see the
official before the end of the week 50
as to present its report at the meet
ing to be held next Sunday at which
Mitchell will be present.
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oUsIy. and clotbing was torn On both
sides
While the banquet was on some
sophomorcs fell through the ceiling
into he banquet hall This led TO a
call for the police who rounded UP the
sophomore. securing their names
After selling the viands the sophie
m0res ran through town eating them
and yelling The freshmen rallied.
consumed all that was left and carried
out Their lost program without further
interference.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-11-13
.BEL0IT FRESHMEN
LOSE BANQUET

Belott Wis. Nov 1.-THE banquet
Of the Beloit college freshmen was
broken UP last night by the sopho-
m0res. The freshmen tried TO keep
the time and place u their event a Sc
crc but failed to DO so, and while
they were enjoying their spread the
sophomores climbed up on surround
ing buildings broke in some windows
and showered the banquet with eggs.
f0ul-smelling chemicals and LIQUID
glue The freshmen resisted yigor