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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-01-24
The CONCERT.
A Big Success and the
Band Boys are JubiIant.

Court House Saturday night
scored one of the biggest success
es to anything of the kind ever
undertaken In Winfield. The
time in which the band boys had
to advertise the concert, which
was given free, and the box sup
lper which was given for the ben
eft of the band, was so short
after it was definitely decided to
| give the concert, that some of
them felt apprehensive that it
would prove a failure. But all
apprehension vanished before the
large crowd which greeted the
musicians promptly at z o'clock.
The house was full of people,
many of them bringing boxes
and generously donating them to
the band.
Promptly at 8 O'Clock the
Brass Band opened up with sew
eral selections and made some
splendid music. Then Prof.
Bakers Orchestra treated the
audience to sweet music by q
we'll organized band of stringed
instrument players. After play
ing for some time Cas- Moss,
Esq, accepted the invitation to
announce the program in regard
to the boxes and the sale was
opened. There were seventeen
boxes in all and they were sold in
|a few minutes, bringing $3.50.
After . few minutes time allow
ed for the supper a magnificent
cake, made by Mrs. G. p. Long
for the band, was put up, to be
voted to the s'mest beautiful
lady in the house. - Mr.. Moss
stated that the cake was worth
$3.50, but it would be given to
the lady getting the highest num-
Der of votes, which cost five cents
each. Voting commenced imme-
diately, with w. A. Jones and
A. A. Moss as talismen.
There were in nomination:
Miss Anna Hudgins, Miss Mamie
Brigham, Miss Emma Williams,
Miss Nettie Bernstein and Mrs.
Ella Magee. No voting in open
Democratic primaries where Pop
ulists were allowed to nominate
the weakest man." was done
faster than on this occasion,
some of the enthusiastic "ward
heelers' dumping two hundred
and TO If hundred votes at a
whack, and one even put five
hundred at one time. Some Of
the boys ran short of cash and
the opposition candidate was in
the lesdl They thought of their
h~.sI @~ocs,.,to an6 <sforo os,f -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-01-24

1 will be in Winfield on or
about Jan'y. 20, 1909, prepared
to do any and al kinds Of hrst-
class dental work. My oflec will
be at Comrade Hotel.
j. +. JOHNSTON,
j3lt Ruston, La.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-01-24
Boxes sold, II,
Votes sold. 3064,
s $50
1890

Total receipts, $16l.70
Ihe efforts of the band boys
proved successful and they are
jubilant over the success.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-01-24

All persona indebted to mc
viii come forward and make -
clement at once. I am without a
hoase BY reason Of the fire and
must have Z settlement from
those who owe me.
= J. J. PETEzs, NJ. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-02
Un detective
que cae deSde IN tejadO
q la calIe.~

Nueva York Tanio &C. Tea.
pues de estar vari c,.. ga NJ Ns
oe un lndividuo, 81 uslecrivs D5rs 4
v'o su presa aver pot "a t,rae en-
10 OTTAWA Avenida. La sigu 8 HIS,
ta la ncveus, muy eerca de la calle
quinta. 81 ersegaido III darzs
cuento de que segufau sus pasos,
suolo precipitadan ente la escalers
de Ia casa ndnero 796 de la A7eni-
da nueve, yendo q parar nj quinto
piso.
81 detective Doran peydi6 sus
pAsos. pero corri6 por todos los pi-
sos de Ia casa, y como no 10 en- CON
trara en- ninguno de ellos; Sc dirjgi6
hacia ell techo.
Doran habla perdido algtin to
reno mientras subfs 10 escaiera, Y
cuando lego al techo vic al hombre
que per segufs, andando q gAtas por
Ell tel ado de IL casa del lado qus es
el ndmero 798.
DoraE excitado, y deseoso como
estaba por hscerle prisi nero, no
nCt6 que las casas estsban muy Sc
paradas Ia una de 10 otra, por an
callejon, por 10 tAnto Sc dispuso {
ssltar para &lcanzar al que perse.
gnia. Asf 10 hizo, pero cen tsr IA.
ID susrte, cue no aleanz6 Ell te .ho
de 10 otra casa, yendo 6 parsr IL
fondo del callejou.
El otro hugo como alma QUE
lleva ell diablo. Ell la casa de Ia
cual habfa csido Doran, estaba un
Teniente, que al sentir ell ruido,
cue nizo el.que hula, y luego el que
hizo Ell Detective; fa6 avisar a Ia.
Polic1s, Ia cual, al lleg&r, encontto
III pobre Doran hecho una masa in
forms y CON todos los huesos des
trozados por 10 caida.
Doran fee conducido al Hospi
tal Roosevelt,sy & las dos horas de
es5sr allf, muri6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-02
HAITI,

Divertidos deben hallarse & es'
tas horAs los habitantes de 10 patria
de l. Overture. Como nos 10 comu'
nico ell cable por servicio directo de
LIZ Correspondence, despues de IN
nombardeo Ia cludad del Cabo, CO
mo 81 no fuese bastsnte, IL artilesfa
complete ell cuadro siniestro de Ia
desolaci6n y Ia mata1zs, barriendo
edifcios y destruyendo vidas.
A esta hora de la civilizacioa'
esos hechos dan medida exActa del
extravio de los puehlos cusndo en-
ellos predomina II polftica de eau.
dillsje:
Sin duda, Ia cAuss de esa efa'
sion de sapgre en- ell pueblo haitia'
no, d cuyo adelantamiento Sc tienen
noticias contraditorias, estriba en-
derrocar In dictadura de algun potrio
to erigido en- se1ar do vidss ha'
ciendas. Y como, generalmepte, los
que lleg&u ciertRs alturas, C snse
en- ell deber de perpetuarse ali sin
mas dc echo que Ell de su antoio,
cuando a ciudadarfa despierta y lss
eXigs cuenta de t tsles desm@nes, Ell
ca d IN y ell fasil SO eucArgan de dsr
cumplidA respuesta.
Es asl qae ciertas revolaciones
estallar y 1lientrss sc hab . de pa
triCtismo, y es este ei bEnderin de
~enganche de los la1chadores resulta
que Sc a Ia pstria contra una es'
quina, y cadA cual, las mas de las
veces, levAnta en- alto Ia mfsera eff
g'e de su particular lima convenien
cis.
E pueblo p, g \ los vidrios rotos.
POROUS, a1emas de recibir ejemplos
POGO edi6cantes de lss Ilsmadas clA'
sea d rec oras, e5 Ii ca,7ee de ca1on
Indispensable de cue echsn mano
les oespotismos parA shs infcaos de-
saguis ados.
Seguramente, Ia in ervencion
de les eonoules ex5rAnj5ros respecto
los sal e e1tcs sucesos de CahO
Fl .itianC, acsrreArA IN conf ;to & 10
r R3ppbiic. de Haiti.
Esperemo5,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-02
MOViniento ;obrerO.
Ideas, no paSiOneS.

Les obreros go organizan CT to,
das parties de ia isla Una t4ndencia
hermoss Ia de IL solidaridsd-les
&prt xima y les estracha psza ID de-
fsnss de sus peculisras interes ca.
2sro tanbien algo sio-
nes NAL GisimulsdAs tie ade q nscer
inefc, z e( asfue z, de los hij0s Gel
tra5aio. O3rere del periodismo, We.
mos con dolor qae en- Ia gr&r fsnni-
liza de los desnefedados, Ell encono
ensombrezcs las almss, y Ia obta del
bien vacile socavada por los mismos
enpenados en- que brilie el sol q . la
justicia
ST To- refexion dominase los Gle.
gos Impulses del spasionamiento,
ve1fase Guam distinta resulta la lu-
chs en- 81 sereno campo dc las ideas,
y Ia lncha en- Ell revuelto h511isciclo
de los rer cores.
ri pensamiento es luz. Fl odio
es IL negra tempestad que -.rrsss las
slm&s y sgarrota los sentimlsntos
altruietas, El radicalismo de las i.
deas es snpesi.r :cien veces al rsdi-
calismo e Sc vinculA en- la 3esusa.
d. rsz6n de la fuerza. De ah1 que 81
medios tan ar6agoaicos fuasen EN-.
pleados, el trianfo correspondents {
los que lss ideas rinden quito.
Entendemos que el problems 60
cial aqu1, es Gle fAc1l soIucion STEM
pre- que para la conquista de iEdis
cutibles derechos no Sc enplean me.
dios violentos sino, por el coatrario,
SO de rsiieve Ia instruction, para
aleccionar & todos en- ls cultura neca.
saris, y a mas para que, asi prepsra
dos, no SO n ga abstraction &c mex
cusables deberes patriotcos, y SO
propenda que nueatrs TERRA slcan-
ce cuant antes Ell ideal qua todo
pueblo civi izaf9 peysigue, consisten
te en- poder vivir, da msnera decoro-
SIS, Ia vida de "a libertad sin restric..
clones, de todo puuto ini7stss una
vez que los ciudsdanos todos dis.
tinguiese ana perfecta educaci6n, en-
ell orden ce la cuitura, de ID moral
del patriotismo.
TareS no tan diffcil sl Sc quiere'
BAstsrfa dar de lado a las pequef1e.
ces, y mirar la cumbre, siempre &
la cumbre; es decir, las ideas, q to-
do aquello que, ennobleci6ndonos,
ennoblezca de igual msnsra Pto-
Rico.
Porque, cuando Sc quiere cons.
truir algo grande, 81 lss pasiones SO
cue!an en- ell alma, sucede casi STEM
pre- 10 que q los obreros de 10 torre
d3 Bsbel. UN OBRERO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-02
AQuienintereSe!

En los abundkntes pastcs de
malojilla que contienen los terrenos
conocidos por lA denomination de
sLA VEGA DE DON LORENZO
LEZCANOS sltuados en- ell bRrrio
de Ia CArrera de este t@rmino, Sc
Admite & Guido ganado cAballar por
In suma de tres dollars mensusles.
FL Guido es esmersdo, y para
evitRr las sustracciones Sc vigilA en-
To- vega todas las noches.
Dirijirse & don Andres Paz Ur-
daz, quien reside en- In mismR inca
y quien ofrece en- venta, por precio
moaico, ocho vscas hermosas que
dan leche en- ahundAncia.
Arecibo Mayo 1902.
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ESPANA.

de la Prem q asociala hiapono o0se
ric0nn
La <Acsdemia C&lasSnciss, de
Z.r&goza, ha orgsnizsdo m Certa
men cient1ico, lite rario para ell 8 de
Diciembrs p,oximo. Entire los temss
de inteies qae ssf&ls fgaran los
siguientes: Aplicacion della fotogrs
fia al leyautamiento de pianos. Ia'
Il aencia de la electricidad en- la + ,r
macion del granizo Aspec5o econoni
co de In vivienda del cbrerc: medic S
de'convestir & este en- prophet tario
de Ia misma. e. hl,terismo y los es
tados histericos. Ap:ovechamiento
sgr1 sols de las &guas de las a'cantA'
rl1las Estu 1io de l& telegraia sin
alambres y sus aplicacione 5. La hi
brid4ci6n en- Ell reino vel stal y su
aplicacioa la vifa. Estualos soore
las m&quinas de calcular.
E plazo de presentation de ira :
baios term nh el 10 de N 5viambre, y
los scribos debsn envlarse al Secre
tario de L. Academic.
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Un hombre honrado.

Se11or Editor. - S1rvase informar
& sus lectores que 81 me escriben con
1dencialmente les mandar6 por CO
rreo en- carta sellada ell plan que S.
guf y por 81 cual ohtuvs 81 rest be
c1mienEo permanen5e y compscto de
mi saiud y. vigor varonii despu6s de
aaos de sutrlmientos de debilid 40
nerviosa, perdidss nocturnss y par
ss d6biles y atrofiadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dineEo
de nAdie; fal rooaao y estafado pos
char .tsnes, h&st& perder la f6 del
g6nero humane, pero gracias & Dios
estoy ahor& bien vigoroso y fuerte,
y con daseo de hscer conocer todos
este remedio cierto de Gararss.
No tenle1do nada que vender nj
que enviar g.. A. D., no deseo dine
ro.
Direction: e. Brant, Box Delray
Mich. EE; UU. s 1902
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-02
PR0FESORA DE PIANO
Solfeo y filosofla de la mlsica.

Dona Ramona Sicard6 viuda de
Caracena. Con titulos de los Con-
seryatorios de la Habana, y recien-
temente de Madrid, tiene el gusto
de ofrecer sus conocimientos cuan-
tos sc dignen honrarla.
La sonora Sicard0, ha estudia-
do para la ensenanza y por 10 tan
to ejerce en- ella ell don de trasmi-
tir al discipulo.
Sus classes seran exclusivamen-
te a domicilio, pudiendo tambi6n
asistir con sus classes, a los pueblos
por donde pasa ell Ferro-carril de
circunvalaci0n.
Para informes dirijirse a su
hermano Don Juan Sicard6, en- Ba-
yamon.--Ap&ctado mum. 70.
Pto-Rico, l3 de Junio 1902
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FERRO.OARRILES De PTO-RlOO
DE los

La Companfa de log Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pone en- conooimsento del plibi
90 muy particularmente de los hacendados
dueilos de f&brica, que, habiendo monoa1o
en- sus talleres dc santurce maquinaria per
teccionada, SO encueAJra en- condolences de
hacor toda clase de rcparaciones de pleas de
maquina asl como dc nueva construction con
prontitud esmero.
Tambien dispone de una fundioion mo
delo provista de aparatog modernos perfeo-
cionados que 10 permltcn tundir deutro dc
las 48 horas squellas piezas que Sc necesiten
con urgencia.
Pue5en remitirse gratuit&mente por ie-
rrocatril todas las pleas &c maquina que
hayan de ser rep2radas, 10 que Representa-
una gran economic.
Prec. os nay reducidos
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Academia de IndSiCa,

Diez lustros de pr&cti". no in
terrunpida an tcdos los ramos del
Divine Arte, iuccntab.es disclpulos
"a maestros, son garantias sufcien
te & satisfacer aun ri mas exigsn
te.
Don JOE Go+9s ofreca sus conc
cimientos cuantos Sc dignen hon
r&rlo abriendo So academls y con
especialidad Ii clase de cAnEo, calle
de Ii Cruz Is donde so racibirAn
a7isos empezando el 1o de Janio y
horss compatioles con los Co)egios
y Oficinas. 8 30 Is.
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Ano 6da
at P an R mn dummMmm 1900
A Diaz Mir0n.

iTd eres el Genio! Miro los An les
nuevo Parlaso en- 81 ta aimiro
cual nuavo Apcio, cAntor sublime
de las grAndezas de un nuevo clclo.
Lucients eEtralla de IL E.peranzs,
heTmcso rasgo de amor bendto,
VIZ gensrosa que 81 alma alienta....
1850 es tu canto para el cai3o!
Lava eandente, rsyo impls cable,
cortalte espada de coble Q,
VIZ impoE enta cue
severe arcSngal apoes1ptico
ieso ea "a ca ito para los d6spotss,
y los sober bics, y los inicuos!
I'd 81 Gsnio eres! tu oopjuro
brotan dol srps magicos hnne S..
Tn verso tuyo vale una estrGfa,
en- cada estrcfs palpita IN ibro!
;Qae apsguen los resplandoras
iQae agote nunca el lapilo
lQae luzca siempre Ia hermosa estrela,
arrnje lavas el monte ignff f.ro!
Jano 1902 VIRGILIO DAVILA
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R6nQnCiaS
Y NOmbramientOS

H. sido aceptsda la renuncia
presentada por Ell Presi1ente de la
Corte de Distrito, don Juan r. Ra-
mos, habieado sido nombrado para
sustituirle don Juan Morera Marti.
nez Juez asociado del mismo Tribu
nal don Jose ] Peres, actual Ju z
asociado del Distrito de- SAnidad
don Ricardo HefnsL dez y coIcejales
del Aguntamlento de Toa alta d N
Pedro Lopez y don ] asa Jrdsn.
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y un m0deio esclusivo de la casa con
81 colchoh superior por s6. Cana de
ninos. Surtido complete en- COLCHO-
MES y COLCHONETAS, ALFOMBRAS
de sala y cana. LAMPARAS para luz
electrical y gas. Cuadros de sala Y
ccomedoT. JAULAS, NEYERAS, BAJf-
LLAS de porCelana de ccrada JUE-
Cos BE C0PAS. CUBlE2TOS de chris
totle y Rogers y todo 10 necesario pa
ra adorno de casa.
In ABANICOS japoneses t4nemos
eSpeclalidadeS y precios sin competen-
cias.
Complete surtido en- articulos de
NoVEpAD y FANTASIA propias para
l,aoaloS
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1---3.igraCi0l.

El Mayo ditimo entfa on & los
E.tados U hos '107 741 inmigran.
tes El C~ngraso de- este sno ha
dictAdo una ley qua impone q los
inmigrantes lR cJnalciol de b II
leer escrioir su respective i1ioms
y psgar 81 SO por derscho de er
trads, con exception de inmigran-
tes cuban S y canadenses.
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PORT0.RICCRAILR0AD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the propretors OF factories and su-
sar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
Sl tho work of repairing and construction,
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity ard pre-
ciS0n. model foundry with the most mo-
dorm a ID improved machinery allows them
tcemeIt within IS hours those PARTS that are
urgently needed The railroad itself cantake
I'll tho paris to the workshops which saves
the cost OF carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
lii be granted 10 our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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POLICLINICA
:. del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medades en- general.
Operaciones quirdrgicas.
ESpecialldad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 a de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
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-Wyiy'

Rnme rroeo dnwsr ruemu rq ah
I SpH dq n
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GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANOg

Constane sqrido de CAAAs C0LCHoNEs vaead de mo-
deoS cse; las tenemos toda doraas
oa amerlcana en- los esto
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GN ESTA IMP RENTA go ds.rA
locsci6n & dos chicos appendices
GUe sepap componsE 7 distribuir.
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One Year ear............ gold ...... 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
Rumors That 1t Will Be Taken Up
Bids for Large Business
in the Way.

Various life insurance companies rep
resented in the northwest are discussing
ways and means of stopping the rebatlng
of commissions by agents. Many OF the
companies have already required their
agents to sign ironclad contracts contain
ing forfeiture clauses against this prac-
tice. Others, while not requiring agents
to sign contracts not to rebate, have IL
thoroughly understood that any agent
found guilty of rebating his commission,
or part of it, to customer, will for
felt his position.
Several years ago the big eastern COM
panies entered into formal agreement to
stop rebating. An appeal board to try
all charges Of rebating was organized, the
chairman Of which was Thomas B. Reed,
former speaker of the house of represen-
tatives. This plan has not been so ef-
fective as it promised to be.
With the effort being made by many
companies this year for a large increase
In business, the companies are redoubl1ng
their efforts to keep rebating down to q
minimum Yet some of the agents insist
that the magnificent plans of some of the
companies for a large business for this
year and the inducements offered agents
to write certain amount of business will
not have good influence on rebating
Agents are doing their best to break al
previous records, and this effort, some o.
the agents say, will breed more rebating
Genral officials Of the companies say
that as rebating lessons the agents prom
in the business, it tends to keep goot
men out Of life insurance work. x
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
WARMERS SAFE CURE
Is the only Positive Cure for All Dis
eases of Kidney, Liver, Blad-
der and Blood.

Sandwich. ILL.,, After delay of months
to be sure that a cure of my rheumatism
Of over years painful suffering had been
effected, | desire to assure you that so
far as I know anything of myself I am
we'll. | am persuaded that Warmers Safe
Cure did it. 1 believe that the medicine
will do all that it claims to do, if the
patient will follow the instructions to- the
letter:--(Rev) I. VILLARS, Pastor M. E.
Church.
TEST YOUR URINE.-Put some morn
ing urine in glass or bottle, let it stand
"a hours; if there is a reddish sediment
in the bottom of the glass, or if the urine
is cloudy or milky, or if you see PARTICLES
or germs floating about in it, your kid
neys are diseased and you should lose no
time but get a bottle Of Warmers Safe
Cure, as it is dangerosu to neglect your
kidneys for even one day.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is the only
positive cure for all forms of kidney, liver,
bladder and blood diseases, uric acid poi
son, rheumatic govt, diabetes, pain in the
back, scalding and painful passage of
urine, frequent desire to urinate, painful
periods, bearing down and so-called fe-
male weakness.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely
vegetable and contains no harmful drugs;
it does not constipate; it is now put up in
| two regular sizes and is sold by all drug
gists, or direct at SO CENTS AND $1.00
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Refuse substitutes. There is none ''just
as good as Warmers Safe Cure. 1t has
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| the last thirty years. It is prescribed by
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| forms of disease of the kidneys, liver,
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
PLANT TO COST ABOUT 100000
Will Be Established North of the
City-Articles of IncOrpor-
alton Filed. >

The Minnesota Clay company has hled
articles of incorporation with the sec
rotary of state. Its headquarters are in
st. Paul, but the plant will be at Coon
Creek, Anoka county. The enterprise was
organized by A. Humphreys Of this city,
who, for several years has devoted much
time to the enterprise. The plant will
cost 100000.
Contracts have been let for a complete
brick factory adjacent to three railroad
lines. The clay is fit for vitrified sewer
and paving brick and is said to be the
heaviest and densest iE the country; con-
tanning large percentage of aluminium
and silica with no alkali and limestone.
The company has seventy-tWo acres OF
clay deposit which has been bored to a
depth of 100 feet without reaching bottom
A powerful steam shovel will take the
clay from the pit and dump it upon cars
At the graduating department the cars
will be unloaded automatically. Gravity
will carry the clay to the crusher, pug
| mill and cutter; 225 cars will haul the
brick from the machines to the dryer
which is to he run by steam and hot air
Weather will "cut no figure in the manu-
facture Of the brick. The permanent kllns
! will take 100000 brick each from the
driver. It will require $1,000 tons of Goa
CT 81, 900 barrels Of oil per year to run the
plant.
| The main building will be 80x124 feet II
dimensions, covered with iron, and The
construction of the whole plant will b.
strictly fire proof.
The directors of the company are F. D
| Kendrick, George H. Shellenberger, j. j
Smart, D. ]. McMa hon and V. Gilman
officers are as follows: President, G. H
Shellenberger; vice president, F. D. Ken
dricl1; secretary and treasurer, V. Gilman
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-02-11
DONE WITH THE CASE
Monitor League ssWashes Its Hands"
Of Sjob1Om Matter.

After threshing over the sjoblom
charges for several hours last evening.
the Monitor Republican League decided
to wash it's hands of the whole affair and
to let the Swedish American Naturaliza-
ton League and Peter G. Sjoblom settle
their differences in their own way. The
testimony against Sjoblom was read to
the Monitor League, and then sundry
members took turns in expressing their
personal opinions of Peter G.. sjoblom
and the manner in which he handled the
funds Of the Naturalization League. Final
~ SjobIom secured the floor and pro-
ceeded to lay about him, paying partic-
ular attention. to John S. Norman. He
casually remarked that Norman had told
him If he did not oppose Alderman Peter
son everything would come out right Al
derman Peterson, who was present, was
ready for hostilities the moment he heard
his name, and others also became ex-
cited. A motion to refer the whole mat
ter to the Naturalization League Gained
the atmosphere and was quickly adopted.