davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
NuGVO prGSidGnte
del Brasil,

Et mos pasa1o celebr&rouse
elecciones presidenciales en- ell Bra.
sill, resultAndo sgracisdo el doctor
don Francisco de Paula Rodriguez
Alves.
Dicho sen3r procode del Estsdo
de San Paulo. del que ha sido gober'
nador asf como Sanador por ell mis-
mo y Ninistro de Hacienda con los
presidentes Peixoto y Moraes.
Pertenece al partido republica
NO, y su elacci6n se considera sefla'
lado triurf0 causa de los grandes
m6ritOs de su competitor, el doctor
don y OaliiuO de AmSral
Ell ej6rciciO es por cuatro amos
y la Inauguration ser& en- IS de No
yiembre, aniversario de la procIs'
macion de Independents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
V1Ctim0S de barlOVentO
"a aEnau ww
0Sp0radaS en- New York.
La carload pu0rtOrriQue1a
m0reC0 apIauSOS
en- Ell COltinente.
DifiCuItadeS
para algunOS auXiliOS.
para algunOS auXiliOS.
(De nWestrO C0IresponsaI. }

Esp6ranse en- ssta ciudad Ia se'
mana pr6xima q los pocos que es
c@paron con vida de Ia catastGofe 9
st. Pierre.
En- las oficiras de la eQ1ebec
SteOr ship Co SO ha rscibido hoy un
cablegrama en- que Sc les anuucia
que el vapor eK0ron&0 sRli6 aver de
Santa Cruz con los refdgiAdos del
sRoraima0; debiendo llegAr aouf en-
Ia tarde del 19 8 Ia mafiana del 20.
Cpntfluan las erupcione5 volcA
nicRs de San Vicente.
I'll estremO nOrte de esa isla es'
est& cOmpleta mente desOlado:
En- Fort de France Arrecia el
vecdsval; las proviciones esca'
sean.
La fslta de desinfsctsntes en-
st P.erre amenSzR con l& invasion
de una epidemic en- todS la isl&.
Los solda los que SO ocupRn en-
la cremation de cad6veres adelantan
muy poco a causa de las difcultades
natura.es que Sc cfrecen y es pro
bRble que tengAn que abandonar ell
trsbajo & 10 acci6n del tempo y de
las auras tif1osAs.
Mayo IS Sc recibe hoy Dor ca
BILE ls noticia de que ell 81 Ongfellows
he salido de esa ciudad para Ia esce
na del desAstre con 500 toneladas en-
prOvisiones, y el viaje es objeto de
favorables concentrates. El6giose la
@ctividad desplegadA y ell empef1o
que todos han puesto en- que L. ex'
pedici6n sea buena y r&pida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
ARECIBO.
de maestro eorres2,1m8al. J

Mayo 90. La causa Que oblig6
&l professor Don C,odomir0 Acevedo
renunciar su cargo, fue IN DISCUS
to que tuvc con el sef1or Inspector
de escuelas.
o*o
Ella nota del di&3 es ell tftulo de
IN peri6dico que ha empezado & pu.
hlicsrse aqnf. Su editor es Don Juan
@ Prats.
o*o
La cOmpaf1f& de opera que actd&
en- Ponce ha alberto nm abonO aquf
por seis fuaciones. Los ee11ores
Calderon y Seijo son los encargados
de ei.
Los sef1ores J M Csb&llos y CO
de Nueva Yo] K han sido comisiona'
dos por el Ayuntamiento para, por
medic de concurso adquirir en- dicha
ciudSd los materiales del acueducto
que no Sc pueden conssguir en- el
interior.
Estos, segun presupuesto del
sef10r LArrinsga, importar&n $3.50
1887 c9ntavos puestos aqui en- 81
ito conviente.
o*o
Las fiest&s de Mayo en- honor de
Ia virgen Maria, SO viene
csAebrAndo en- estA Iglesia con gran
concurrencia de fieles.
90
Las otras noches, desde la cate
dr& del espiritu Santo, dijo el padre
Miro, que como &lguuos astron6M nos
han auuucisdo que ell fin del
mundo SO veridcRr& hoy, es conve'
niente por } que pueda suceder, que
nuestr&s almas est61 en- graciS de
Dio9, y que por tsnto concurramos
sin dem0ra & couf9s&r nuestr&s cul'
pas en- @! s&nto tribunal de 10 peni
tencia.
Los encsrgAdos de velar por H.
hygiene pdbica han decomis ado en-
estos dias varios &rtfculos expuestos
& 10 venta er malas condolences.
o*0
$547, 81 hR imp0rtad0 el bArra'
con del hospital provisional de va
riolosos.
El seflor Ruiz Sagredo, Alcslde
de esta villa, sigue meiorando de su
enfermedad.
Don jaime S fre remat6 10 ms
talaci6n de Ia planta el6ctrica de es
to villa en- 12 700 pesos; y don Ec'
nasto Valerie las obras de repara'
ci6n y limpiezA de ls parte del acue
ducto que hay construid&, en- $4 842.
o*o
Estando enferma E7angelista
CAndelario, an pillete le sac6 de de-
bajo de 10 almohsda rs centsvos en-
met&lico, 2 aros-sortijas de orc y
una insignia m&s6nic&. E. delin'
cuente fu6 detenido por ell cab Cs.
rrar&s.
90
Hsn sido autorizSdos para cele'
brar destas pdblicSs, en- honor de Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23

Santa Cruz, varios vecinos del ba.
rrio de La Cruz, de estA poblaci6n.
Un individuo, porque en- el ca
fet1n de D. Salvador Ledesma le ne.
GO ell dependiente una copA de licor,
insult6 & este y CON una piedrA en- 10
mano le di6 dos golpes en- L. espal'
da, ocasiOn&ndole ignAl ndmero de
fQertes contusiones. Daspu6s en-
prendi6 10 faga, siendo capturado
aver por Ell cSbo Carreras y conde.
nAdo & Il dias de c6rcel por ell Sr.
Juez de PoIicfR.
EI AyuntRmiento ha acordado
no peFmitir, en- 10 sucesivo, 10 cons
truccion de kioskos en- propiedAdes
del municipi0.
90
El joven don Luis Gorbea, en-
plesdo de Ia Tesorerfa, SO b Alla
aquf, desde el d1a 13, examinando
las cueutas de este municipio CO.
rrespondientes los amos economi'
cos de 1890 & 81 hasta SO a SO, por
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
som EST0S SuS SlNTOMAS !?

3'redilecci6n al onanismo, ernisiones de dis de
1Oche derrames al estar en- presencia de una
fasciyas; Granos contracctones dc los mdsculos
(que son precursOres de la Epilepsia); Pensa-
tendencias & dOTmitar dOrmir, sensacl0n de en-
bruteCi1nento, perdidA de la vOluntad, falta de
dolores en- las piernasy en- los musculos senSacl9n
de triSteZa de sahentOs tnquetud, falta ue
memoria, indocision, melanc0lia, cansanclo des-
tantes ante IA vista, deEilidad despues del acto
lie una p6rdda invOlun tarta; deTrame al hacer
esfuerzOs en- la silla, ruidO s1Ib1dO en- los o1dos
timid6l, y pies pegajosOs fr1os, tenor de
agun peligro imminent te de muerte infortunio,
inlpOtencia parCial total, derrame premature
tardio, perdlda dismtnuci6n de los descos. de-
CaimientO dc la senslbllldRd, oTganos CaldOs
d6Giles dyspepsia, etc, etc. A1gunOs de esos
sintomas son advertencias naturales para un
hOmbre que debe recuperar sus enervadas fuerZas
whales, vendra scr presa de aguna fatal
Nosotros solictamOs de todos los que sufren
de alguuo de los sintOmas arTiba enumerados,
COmuntcandOse con nuestre Compan1a de mediCos
espeCialist2s que han teniG0 Teinte amos de
perionCia, tratando enfermedades de los ne1vios
del sistema sexual, y quienes pueden gaTantiZar
una CuraCiOn radical permanente:
Env1enos una relaci6n completa de sQ caso
paci0n, 81 CasadO sOlterO cua1es de los sin.
tomas nOmbradOs SO le han manifestadO I'd, Y
81 I'd, ha usadO algun tratamiento para gonOrl ea
estTcchez, Stills alguna Otra enfeTmedAd venerea
NuestTa junta de m6dicOs diagnOsttCara ense
Ruida v cuidadosamente su casO (gratis), inform
ara I'd de 10 que le Cuesta un tratamirntO de
treinta dias, en- ell que efeCtuara una curaCi0n
radical SO le restaOleceraa ID gu C"mpleta aHd, Y
VolVeTa L d. & un hombre v1gorOsO. ST Cu nos
remite cincO pesos en- billetes de su pals giro
postal como garantia de buena 10, le envlar6WOs
enseguida las medicinaS reQueridas por C Trro
certifCadO, tan prOntO como nuestra jurt" "a
medicOs haya deCtdidO el complete tratAm 4
que I'd. doDe someterse.
OOMPANIA EsPEOIALIsTA del Z RTE
Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane st.,
80 New XQEks E, Y. dc A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
Protection
q los CriSti2QOS

En- contestRci6n 10 nots colec-
tivA de los Representatives. de las
Potenciss }bre los peigros que CO.
rren los cristiAnos de Macedonia y
Albania, hs manifestado ell Gobier.
90 da la Sublime Paerta que la agi'
tscio | revolucionaria que cormueve
aquellss regiones es debid& la i'm
portaci6n &c srmAs y dinamits que
hsce el comit6 de M@sedonis, y que
va Sc han trasn itido instru cioo' &
lis autoridAdes para que protejan los
intereses de los cristianOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
Marti1lica
sera abandonada
POR sU METROPOLI

No puede vivir un rueblo baio la cons
tante amenaza de los volcanes.
. New-York Mayo % 1O-A. NJ,
La opinion en- Francia Sc pro-
nuncia q favor de un complete
abandOnO de Ia isIa de Martinica.
No SO permitira la contrucci6n
de poblaciones en- aquel pals CO.
mo medida para evitar desastres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
Academia de mdSiC2.

Diez lustros de practica no in
terrunpids en- tOdOs los ramos del
DiViLo Arte, iLcontab!es discfpulCs s
va maestros, son g&rAntiSs sufcien'
te q sAtik facer Auu al mas exigsn.
te.
Don jose Got6s ofrec9 sus conc
CimiontOs & cuautCs SO dignen hon
rArlo abriendO su academic con
eepecialidad 10 clase de cAntO, calle
de la Cruz Is dOnde SO recibir&n
avist s empezando el 10 de Juno y
horas compatibles con los Colegios
Y Ohcinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
7OR CABLE
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.O
MerCadO de New York
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina De Trigo eEl Gigan-
teH sacO. . 3-9b
Harina de Maiz GGoldon Mai
ZeS Saco. $50
Harina de Trigo GE Premio
Mayor saco. S-6b
Harina &Caballo Volante, : 3-06
a Alimento p &C ballo
&Stock Foods saco. 8 l-S0
TocinO de Norton (CIF) 8 l9-l26
Woodlwn 17-25
IbFas. 'O 8 s-25
Salchichones $1,000
Manteca ala VencedOra1
corriente) 8 TOO
Manteca ala PrimeraS (pu-
DOlde mas baratO Sc Velde.
L&ctO marrow 20 cts.
P&stillas del DR. Richard. .95
Pfldoras rosAdas del DR..
Williams. ......86
FArmacia americana, FortalezA %.
Refrescos de soda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
Las iSlaS danesaS
depreciadas.
LA OPINION AMERICANA ES HOS
TIL AL NEGOCI0.
81 aplazamiento ha sido bien reoibido

New York Mayo % % A. NJ.
Ell aSunto de la venta de las is
las danesas eS muy cOmentado Sc
resiste la opinion a comprar islas
peligrosas por sus condolences geol6-
gicas Otros atribuyen error esos
terrores En- las islas la opinion es-
ia mny dividida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
Sc OFRECE.

En- vepta un potrero de la mejor maa
premiada raza del pats una magnffica bus-
yada.
Sc conducen provisiones frutos de Ca
yey, Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo y Caguas San
Juan vice-versa.
Tabaco en- rama hilado y "El, ron
Nectar" todo propiedad de Quinones Ca
bezudo. -Drigirse Don Gerardo Santana
aguas. 9. 60
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
HUmBRES DEBILES
i RECOBRAD VUESTRO Vl6OR
la DEMORA ES PELIGROSA.,

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado que despu@s
de la sangre el fluidO vital seminal sea la SUBJ
stancia mas preciOsa en- el cuerpO del hOmbre,
alguna p6rdfda cOntranatural dc 81 pr0duoira
siempre TesultadOS desastrOsOs.
corrientes tales como las del cora7on, del hlgado'
de los riIlOnes, intermediates pulmOnares, etc,
por haber per1nitido su vitalidad gastarse, ex-
pon6ndosa asi a ser faciles v1ctimas de estas
enfermedades, Cuando algnnaS caJas de nueStTas
medicinas, tOmadas tempo. habr1an impe' do
estas deOilitantes p6rdtdas, asi preservando gu
vitaidad para res1st1r IOS 6LaQueS oe eS@s poIl'
grOsas Intermediates.
MuchOs hOmbres han llegado 1ents pero segura-
mente a IN estadO de demenCia inCurable Causa
de estAs p6rdidas, sin saber Ia verdadera causa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
TO LET

Fine rooms aud one commodion
and we'll ventilated mir&dor It rea
2nS ble uprices- Apply at ~ Sc
Tot6 Street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
0 pOSiCion de intereseS
comerciales y agr1colas,
Ell ASUNTO RBVISTE MUCRA I'M.
PORTANOIA
7 no puede ser resuelto sin estudiarlo
baj todos sus aspectos

New York Mayo 23lO-A M.
Una Parte de la oposici IN publ
ca plantea Ell conficto entire la
idea de abandonar a Marti MICA y
los intereses materiales ALI creados.
lntereses relacionadOs con las des-
tllerfas, agriculture y comercio,
~oponen resistencia a toda resoluci6n
de abandono.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-23
Barco de guerra
americana, va q Haiti.
LA GUERRA DONNA AQUEL PALS.
Intereses y vidas amerioanas protegido

New York Mayo % 1910 A. NJ.
El gobierno americana ha en-
viado d Port-au-Prince un barco de
guerra con motive de la revoluci0n
q. DONNA en- aquel pals Sc asegura
tiene instracciones de desembarcar
marinos 81 las vidas 8 intereses ame-
Eicanos en- aquel pals 10 kicieran ne
cesario.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
FILING UP CUT TAXES
War Revenue Repeal Makes ll Many Changes.

Collector Mlntle received notification yesterday of the changes In the internal revenue taxes made by the repeal of the war revenue taxation.
 The taxes that were entirely repealed and which will not be collected after July Ist include that on bankers, brokers of all kinds, proprlstors of thsatsrs, elrcusss. ex hlbltions, bowling alleys or billiard rooms, dealers ln tobacco, manufacturers of tobac- co and cigars. The stamp taxes will not be required on documents of any kind, wines, seats In parlor cars or berths in sleeping cars or excise taxes on refnerIes
 The tax on fermented liquors Is reduced to ST per barrel; that on snuff and tobacco to G cents per pound; cigarettes to 8 per 1000. A rebate Is allowed on oil unbroken factory packages of smoking and maniac tured tobacco and snuff on hand July |.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
COLLECTOR JARVIS IS ON
 ANNUAL INSPECTION
Lieut.. Jarvis and Assistants Checking up
 Supports in District

wrangel. Mr. Snyder was not dismissed from the service but may go to Ungs, II he so eesIres. The other change was the appointment of Mr. Stinger to Eagle City. At the present time 1 do not contemplate making any change In the personnel of tbe force.
 "l have made no changes In the admin Istration of the affairs of the district thus far, except in a few minor details"
 Lieut.. Jarvis Is a quiet but prepossesslng gentleman, who looks, talks and acts like one who does things and who knows why he does them.
 Mir. Causten, who goes to St. Michael, held down the same post last year. He has been at SItka since the close of nayi- gatlon last fall. Prior to last year he was at Wrang-l In the service. He held a good position In the customs house In the Puget sound district during the second Cleveland administration, and Is regarded as one of the best versed men in customs affairs on the coast. His assistants at St. Michael this simmer will be J. w. Lv- sons, Mllson Dobbs, o. C. Hastings. Geo. Miller and Harry Hill,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

The officers who are Investigating the matter of the destruction ot old Russian boundary monuments by the Canadians, do not come to the same eOoelusionS. One thinks DO monuments ever existed. while the other takes the other ositlOn. A re- cent wiShlngt n dispatch says:
 Capt. wilds P. Richardson, one Of the offices sent to Aliska to Investigate the statements that a Canadian surveying party had destroyed a stone monument marking the territorial boundary between the British possessions md Alaska. and also ,o endeavor Co locate any other bound ary monuments, las made hls report Co the state department. Clpt. Richardson says ln his report that he was unlble to ilnd any evidence that the alleged minument had been removed. or Co SubstantIate the stories that other monuments exist. The report will be sent Co congress.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
.RE DIGGING
Eastside Mine Owners to
 Develop.

The several mine owners on the east side of town are still pushing thslr work and they are even more confident than ever that they will develop producing properties vet.
 The owners of the Lucky Boy," down near MOore's wharf, are driving a cross-eut tunnel on the lode. They are 10 TO feet and have good looking ore coming In on the left side of the tunnel.
 Adjoining the "Luekv Bow on tho North, Is the Fourth of July" They are still driving the tunnel In and the orc at the bottom of the face Is improving.
 R. q. Brown, who owns the "Mlaml," !" which Is stlll north of the Fourth Cf July" Is sinking from the top of the croppngs In good looking material.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

Collector Jarvis, who arrived on the City of Seattle yesterday with Deputy Collectors l. H. Causten and L. U. Stln- ger, spent yesterday inspecting Deputy Collector Andrews office at this place. That he found the office in good condition goes without saying among those who know and have done business with Mr. Andrews.
 Collector Jarvis and Messrs. Causten und Stlnger will leave for the Yukon in a few days. The latter will remain at Eagle, where he will take charge of the customs house. Lieut.. Jarvis and Mr.. Caustsn will proceed down the Yukon to St. Michael, where Mr. Causten will be stationed. The eollretor will go to Nome and then take in the ports to the west ward, connecting with the mall boat at Dutch Harbor.
 "l am just looking over the customs af- fairs at the sub-pOrts and learning my new business" said Lieut.. Jarvis yesterday. "So far have found everything In good shape. have only made two changes. Mr. Bronson took Mr. SnYder's place at
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
DIRECTORY IS HERE
Alaska-YukOH People Delivering
 Their Production.

The Alaska-Yukon Directory and Gaz- ettser for 1902, was delivered in Skag- way yesterday. It Is complete, eonpTe' henslve and accurate production, the best of its kind that has ever been prepared of the northern country. lt,ls an invaluable piece of property to the northern business or professional man.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
MOOre's Wharf Was a Busy
 Place Yesterday.

Moore's wharf assumed the busy scenes of two years ago, yesterdly. The Seat ties freight filled up a large space, then, with the arrival of the FaraIlon, Topeka and Humboldt, eich contributing over TOO tons, besides Livestock shipments, the warehouses were beginning to get pletty well filled up last night. The railroad Is getting right next and through freight Is billed out as fast as clerks and truckers can hanils lt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
READY
Line to Juneau to Be Fixed
 Up Now.

Sefgt. Erickson, who was the attend ant on the cable between Skagway and Juneau, before the break, and who has been ln Vancouver for the winter, returned on the Topeka yesterday,
 Sergt. Erickson says he Is here to open the office and prepare for business. Msssrs. Porter and KllDe, who have the repair of the cable h charge, arrived at Juneau on the Topeka, and work was 10 commence Immediately. This morning, lt all plans were carried out, the repalrlng outfit are to leave Juneau for the break.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS
 DO NOT AGREE
Richardson Says There Are No Russian Mon
 uments. Emmons Says Yes.

Lieut.. George EmmOns, United States navy, retired, who Is connected with the museum of natural history ln New York, Is now h Alaska sndeavorlng to lo;ate RuSslln boundary monuments. He ee llsves that they exist, and from long res- ldenee In Al ska and acoualntanee with natives who support his contention that there are such monuments, he Is regarded is better fitted than any other man ln the United States service to make the inyesIl- ga,lOn.
 The state department oeS not acknov '- edge thlt there arc no boundary monu- ments, and will continue It's Inquiries on the subject.
 Collector Jarvis, who Is ln Skagway, slvs he was not aware that Lieut.. Elm mOus was snaged on the boundary question at all.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
LA BARGE OPEN
and ZeIandian Cut Their Way Through Ice.
 Dawson SaiIings

department of the White Pass & Yukon, last night that the first sailing for Dawson would be Friday night, after the arrival of the train at White Horse. He does not know vet which boat will sail. He also announced that the Cleaner would sail from Caribou for AtIln, Monday
 afternoon, after the arrival of the train al that place. The Ice has not yet gone out of Taku arm, but lt Is pretty thoroughly broken up and lt Is confidently believed that the Cleaner will have little difficulty in reaching raku. The Ice Is already out of Lake Atlln.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
Address Wanted

Address of Henry lubiez. He Is physician and surgeon. but went north four years ago to follow mining. May b. known as Dr. Lublcz, Dr. Henry or Doc. !" Re Is very polite and gentlemanly. There Is money and propeity here awaiting hls attention. Address: Ella Shedloskt Klngstown, Indiana. 2w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

White Horse, May 2s.-The Bailey has at last won her fight against the Ice of Lake La Barge. Accompanied by the Zs- landlan she arrived at Upper Ia Barge this evening at TO o'clock, leaving behind her an open channel from one end of the lake 10 the other. Both steamers are expected to arrive here tonight Thus the season Of navigation Is at hand. The first through boat for Dlwson will leave White Horse Friday evening, after the traln arrives.
 Dawson and Atlin Sailings
 ". A. Maekay, In charge os the traffic
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

Hotel Leland 6I3, and Ave. Phore Red 37oI. Only three blocks trcm depot and wharf. Rates soc 7sc and sl 90. G. T. Olds. Seattle, Wash.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
EIks Meeting Tonight

The Elk's will meet tonight in regullr session. lt Is desired that there be full attendance.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

II you want fresh dressed Poultry and Meat you will find a large assortment just arrived at the ARCTIC MEAT co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
Toe CrOam

lee Cream, the best In the city, with cake, Isc per dish. Root beer SC per glass. Ice cream sodas, milk shakes, and all soft drinks. always on hand, 2t PYles', Sixth avenue. U
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

French dinner at the Royal Cate every Sunday at IIa m. to Sp. m. Private dining rooms for ladies.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

Regular boarders wanted at the Golden North restaurant; sI per day. Good Serv- Ice guaranteed.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29
loo for Sale

In large or small quantities Inquire at the Monogram liquor house. 54Imo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

Fresh hsh .n any quantity at Peter Madsen's, Seattle wharf.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

Giden North Restaurant ln connection with Golden North Hotel. Best In town.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

Celebrated Washbum mandollns, gul- tars and banjos. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

Spring chicken at the Pack Train rs' taurant.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-05-29

The time to advertise IS allths time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-08
SHOWED HEAVY Loss
Fletcher's Vote Fell Far Behind the
!. Republican Congressional
Vote at Primaries.
The Full Republican Vote Was Well
Ahead of the Primary
Registration.

Congressman Fletcher received 1901
votes for congress last Tuesday.
At the primary election, Sept. 16. Mr.
Fletcher received 1889 votes. Eugene
Hay $3.50. and James A. Peterson 5,4S4
The total republican vote for congress at
the primaries was 22,953.
At the general election Mr.. Fletcher
failed to hold this vote, falling below 1t
by $3.50. or % per cent.
The Fletcher vote fell behind the repub-
lican primary vote In every ward but the
first. In that one ward Mr., Fletcher more
than doubled the primary vote, which was
very light. Owing to a fierce alderHaanlc
fight among the democrats good many
republicans voted the democratic ticket
Sept Is. Mr.. Fletcher's vote there was
also increased by large number of dem
ocrats who have always stood by him.
Proba bly, 900 Irish democrats in the first
voted for Mr.. Fletcher in preference 10
John Lind.
In every other ward Mr.. Fletcher lost
q large per cent of the republican votes.
The loss was largest in South Minneapo-
lis, but In the thirteenth ward it
amounted to third, and was nearly one
NTH In the strong republican eighth
ward.
The primary vote on all republican con-
gressional candidates. compared with the
Fletcher vote by wards, Is as follows: