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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
NUN. 35
De Nal en- PeOr.
Ad Gamma Ia HHeIga de los MI
nerOS de Carbon Pledfa en-
Pennsylvania.

La lucha de los mineros de
carbon antracito CT la region an
traeita del Estado de Pensylva-
MIA, inaugurada desde hace mas
lie dos meses, lejos de tocar a su
fin parece ir de NAL en- peor.
Los duehos de las minas no han
querido hacer ninguna concession
a las demandas de los obreros
y debido q este la difcultad ha
permanecido en- statu quo. FL
atentado de los dueiios de las
minas, de trabajar sus propieda-
les con gente no agremiada, ha
sido la eausa de que hayan ocu-
rrido varios encuentros sangrien-
tos entire los huelguistas y las au-
torida des, durante la semana. Sc
gun 10 demuestran los despachos
lue siguen:
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Septiembre
24.-Un reinado de terror existio
en- esta ciudad anoche Y esta ma
mana. Ell alguacil mayor Jacobs y
sus subalternos no pudieron guar
dar ell 6rden. Apenas era supri-
mido un tumulto y estallaba otro.
Una escuadra de subalternos del
alguacil mayor y una turba de
huelguistas Sc cambiaron varios
tiros Ell Wanamie despues que
estos habian descarrilado un tren
de carros de carbon. En- Ply
mouth una partida de inineros no
agremiados fueron detenidos en-
81 eainino para sus casas por una
patrulla de huelguistas y golpea-
dos casi q muerte,
Corto tempo despues de la !
Sc recibieron pedidos por ohcia-
les de no fnenos que diez diferen-
tes lugares en- Ell condado de Luz
zerne. POGO despues de las ? de
la manana, el alguacil mayor te-
legrafio al goberrador del Esta-
do informandole que la situaeion
en- Ia region de Wyoming era tai
que no podian suprin1ir el y sus
subalternos los desordenes y ur"
giendole que mandara tropas al
instante,
Lebanon, Pa, Septiembre "a,
En- la oscuridad de las primeras
horas de la maiiana Sc libr6 una
batalla entire la turba de alboro-
tados y los obreros en- el interior
de la planta dc la American Iron
& Steel Company y varios de los
combatientes fueron heridos, aun-
que ringuno, que Sc sepa, de gra-
vedad. Los soldados suprimie-
ron el tumulto ( hicieron varios
arrestos. Esta rnafiana Ia situa-
cion esta mas quieta, pero no ha
desaparecido el peligro de mas
derramaniento de sangre.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sep. "a, ~
Ell Gobernador Stone, despnes de
haber communicate con hombres
prominentes sobre la situacion
que reina allf ha consentido en
mandar tropas al lugar para que
supriman los des6rdenes y prote-
jan las ninas y a los nlineros no
agreniados de los asaltos de los
huelguistas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
La Baend 0bra COmlenla.

por un despacho al New Me-
xican" Sc sabe que los Democra-
tas y los republicanos indepen-
dientes del condado de Socorro
han convenido en- fusionarse y
can1inar junsos durante esta cam
paiia po1itica.
Los dem6ctatas lievaran 5 EN-.
pleados, los dos coinisionados de
condadoI el escribano q asesor !
el superintendent de escuelas.
Los republicanos, senadory y los
dos representatives, el collector y
tesorero y el alguacil mayor El
triunfo de los fusionistas, agre.
ga el New Mexican" que esta
asegurado,
iQue vivian los Sucorrensesi
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
Indigestion

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81 Vd. come las cosas que desea, y
cue le son buenas, SO siente an.
gustisdo, Las Pastillas DO Acker
para 10 Dispepsia haran perfecta
81 digestion y prevendran Ia Dis
pepsia y sus sintomas atendientes
tan desagFadahles. Con seguridad
podra conner 10 que 10 guste y en-
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Las venden todos los Boticarioi
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tisfechO. Msnde nosotros por un'
muesira gratis. W. H. Ho' ker {
Co Buffalo, N. Y De vents Il
la Botioa do Sohaefer, Plaza Nue
'va,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
SOmhreFefia de SeHOras.

Las sehoras que quieran CONF
prar sombreros 4 la Ultima t1oda
y los mas hetrnosos articulos de
arte; todo d precios atractivos-
snniamente baratos- haran bien
en- ocurrir al estabiecimietito de
la Sra. Malboeuf, No. s24, Gale
Sexta, Plaza NueYa,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
EAST LAS VEGAS MEXICO. sABADO sEPTIEMBRE

publicano 8 cualesquiera otro,
pueden eabestrear 4 eiudadanos
libres en- uu pals liore como el en-
que vivimos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
AVI / SO.

pos este doy aviso que tengo en- mi
poder una yeeuaRlazana do unano quo
"a 4 dos, con Ii siguiente marca en- la
piernA IEquierdA Fl que cFea ser
derechnso QUO venga pur eiisa "
S' DeaidsFlo Apoasea-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1902-09-27
Coma E.Ian 10 Ilinone. !

T. Hobbs sparugus riils curan tOda clase de
lrmedades de los rifones gucstras gratis.
janse, Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago NY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-12

III magistrate, cByos srgumentos
lie apre taban como tenazas: ePerO
81 los bolsfllos han sido registrados
hasta tai psnto, co que 10 hau
matado para robarle; nj mas nj
meHoa
No, put sto Que ten1an stn su
carters, su reloi ? sus anfllos. Lo
que bus aban erau sus cartas y Su
rostro de Undo tenorio. rs la for
ma dSl crimen pastoral
Ei marido no contestants. Dsl-
crds temi6 haber lido 6emssiado
leios y no obtener "a NADIA mas;
para recobrar la pesici6n perdids,
efectu6 una diversion: <.Sabe u.s.
ted, Ricardo. en- que he pensadoP
I'm una venganza de mujer
Vi6ie estremecerse y creyendo
bueuo Ell cebo: ruve e3a idea ants
ese,cuerpo cuidadosamepte exten
dido que daba Ia fusion de In vida,
en- una posici6n y baio an abrigo
scostumbrado. gNl le parecs a
usted que esta installation de mu
sen d = dguras da csr4 tndica IN
refiua miento, una co1uetsrfa de
vendetta eompletamente fement-
naf1
Ricardo comprendid cue 81 mu-
ter estaba perdida y 30 puso delan-
be: <La vsnganza no tiene s'xo,
amigo mfo. como tam POGO los ceics.
Un marido engaffsdo que se venga
puede poner en escena 81 crimen
con sutllezs fd6ntica q In de La mu-
jer mas perversa.
ID De modo que ustsd no ve ahf
una msno de mnjers
-Jurarfa 10 contrsrlo.
listed de5s saoerso.S exclam6
el iuez con una gran care sjada cue
lie parsci6 may chlst ,ss Y luego.
bruscs ments. por uns de esas 0 slr-
presas qua flrusa psrte d. las
malicias de Ii instruction, prsgun
to, entire confidential y seria: <Me
han asegarado que es usts1 de tenn
psram ant1 m7y celos1.
-Asf es, efectlvAms sute.
z hassl par sce qua. m2Ulsado
por eats piston, ha eacribo uste1
cartas do nns yioiencis,..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-12

<su deber como magistrado,, y con
tai obtendrfa una confdeDcia In
TINA de su querido F6nigsn antsa
del int rrogatorio deinitivo de Ia
INSTRUCTION, de modo que las de :
claraciones francas del amigo. sir
vieran de prueba q las confesiones
del acusado. Asf es que apenas
estuvieron leios del pueblo, cuando
los cabaiios hacfan resonar Ell sUelo
apiSonado del camino nacional,
empez0 su Information ell iuez.
Fenigan debf2 comprendsr Ell
motive que les habfa i'm pedid
llevar & su joven esposa en- Ell CO.
che; 5como hablar delante de ella
de 10 muerte del principe de Oh
mute, Sin duds alguna violenta y
trsgica, y no puramente accidental
segtn a1rmaron los m6dico-?
-STiene usted pruebas del case?
preg0nt6 con ansiedad Ricardo.
z Delcrds, con IN movimiento de
cabezs:
-Absolutss.
e marido no dud6 mas. Ss tra-
tsba de Lidia; pero que loeura
Greer cue ioa ensreg8r su muJef
squellos curiales. y dudsr de oae
pre- ferirfa Glen veces entregarse ell
mismo. Aunque Delcr6s era POGO
sagsx, 10 sinti0 conmoverse 6eba 10
de 81 cults curtido y continue sa.
tisfscho: sUna primera prDeba y
en- que no nos habfsmos 6jado. -.
Como Ia mayor Far'e de los hom-
bres amigos de muieres, sohre todo
los j0venes, Ell prfncipe lleVabs en-
Gina cartss de mujeres. retratos,
recuerdcs one ensefiaba facilmen-
te. Ia pequef1o porta tarjetas de
concha, lleno de ex-Vot % ia esa
class no lie aba nd JnAbs nunaa.
Pdes blen, cusodo Sc descubri0 el
cadzv5r, estaban vacfos los bolai-
los, J esto es 10 qus IA dirigidO y
coadrmaio nuestras sospechas.
Era exActamente el drama ina
ginado por Ricardo; Lidfa desean
do re sohrar & toda costa 81 recuer-
do que Carlos So negaba dave
verle. Sin EN- 5argo. Sc oontuv1 y
halo fnersas para hsceT objscloLS1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-12
-Entendido, contest6 en- ell
%n{srno r.afRtarfna0 tOnO.

-Entendido, contesto en- Ell
tnismo mfsterioso t0no.
Cuando Lidia vi6 acercarse Ell CO.
che alberto nj patio donde espera-
ban los carrusies de las visitas
delante del paulossnia, y que BIZ
cardo subfa q 81 con Delcr6s, su
delicioso rostro sc puso descolorido,
pues un secreto instinto le adver-
tia de repeDte que le quitaban 81
rnarido v Que no volverfa & verle
en- alR On tempo. Sin embargo, do
tnin6 sa emoci6n y dijo sonriendo:
SSi ustedes fueran smables me lie
varfan; voy & ponerme un som
brero.1
Ricardo comprendi6 Ia signi6ca-
tiv& preston del brazo del magis-
trado. sNo vale In pena, le contes-
is, ire apenas hasts la entrada de
Il comarca.S Y affadi6, inclin&n-
dose hacia ella d la vex que le
mandaba IN besito volado: <Vuel-
We IN POGO al salon, lie haras M
favor 4 mama.D Por las ventanss
cubiertas del piso bajo salfa IN
trtpo de voces mui una char
ls mny suim ada. De pie en- 10 alto
de la escalinata, Lidia presenci6
antes de volyer al salon la salida
do los briosos cabailos y oy6 su
marido que volviendose le gritaba:
sHasta luego
Con oil coraE6n hecho pedazos
~-auno que hablando de el sea qufzss
excessive La imagen sacrifice Dali
crfs UEelles 4 Grauburgo y ell amor
nj ascepsc. Hsbfs lido de una quin
- 4 la otra siguien1o. la 0rilla del
Sens en- mitad del pueHte dnrs-
ba ali1 81 vecitacion; y 81 hubiers
estado alif In Caperucita Encarna-
IA, no cabe duda de que ell sorti-
legio de an risa, y la fuerza de Ia
pressncia r. -, habrfan triunfado
de los deasos de ascenso rapido y
del presEiRio dc las eleva1as Ia
fiuencias. Psro Abandonado q sus
propios iustintos, Ell jusz era inca
Dax d. llegar q cass de 81 futuros
parientes sln hAber tom ado ell par
lido Que ie scons seiaban 81 amhi
los y 10 seco de 50 alma. HsEia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-12
-SAcaso sabe uno 10 que hacs
IN sc m ainnfes trauannrfaS2

-SAcaso sabe uno 10 que hacs
en- semeiantes transportes?.
In este hubo una de esas notas
dc orgsno seguida por vsrios com
psseS de siIencio en- que los knimos
Sc calman y rehacen Por ell CAM.
no, que iba volviendose blanco &
MEDIA de aumentsr la oscoridad.
pasaban trabaiadoreS uumerosos,
mudos y esnssdos, con TODD ell peso
de Ia iornada en- los rif1enes, iban
dos d dos, tres & tres, con ell moral
= Ia azadada al HON bro. Un Care
tero. adormecido por L csscabelee
de sus bestiss, saltaba de su ami.
NAL dsado IN brinco para dejaf
sitio al coche. que eli vagabundo
sentado q orillas de IN foso, y ocu-
pado en desatarse Las vendas de
sus pies llenos de ssngre, miro pa
sar con enyidia. Al pie de los vi.
ne los inclinados corrfa ell Sena,
los tonos purpurinos que le daba
ei sol poHiente, hacian parecef
mas oscuros los bosques agfupados
en- frente, 10 largo de la cornisa.
De distsn:i en- dista1cia silbabau
ga "a AZ los O6A S1123s Su kO d j
les contestaba ell bosq1e c3n sus
ruise1ores una lluvia de alegres
enam lradas notas. con ar mas de
lirios silvestres que iuvadfan Ell
carfuaie nj pasar, ev cando ants
Ricardo ls adorable imzgeu de
Lidia ants Dslcrds In risa la
brillanOe dentadura de Elisa. fOh
mdsica de II syo, olorosas fees ,urAs
de los liuderos. con que Hafdas
mistsriosOs eavolveis d las aim as
mas rsactasi Ri iuez muy impre-
stonado, casi resolvi6 telegraRar 6
Versailles para reclamar IN aupfeu.
te; pero esta dehilidad no dur6
D. pronto, hacia In eDtrada de
s aisy, surgi6 de m pelu 40 Co.
mlno que snbfa hacIa los vifiedos
una larga silueta. completamente
.negra sobre 81 polvo hlapeo del
cam mo. g 3uenos dfas aef1or Cares,
grI50 Ricardo. dandl ordeo aI CO.
charo de p srarse. La prim "a pre-
gunta del yicarlo fae para pragnu.
tar sencillamete sl tambisn estabA
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
SIDE LIGHTS ON
NATIONAL POLITICS.
In the Nutmeg State.

The Connecticut Democrats will hold
their State convention tomorrow to
nominate governor. lieutenant gov
ernor. secretary OF state. treasurer,
comptroller, attorney general and Con-
gressman- at-large. In view of the fact
that there is very little rivalry for the
various nominations. 1t is inferred that
the Democrats are not hopeful of max
ing much headway this year with their
movement to reclaim the Nutmeg State.
A few months ago the prospects seemed
more favorable to the Democrats than
at present. The Republicans were threat
ened with serious factional troubles on
local Issues. but they appear to have
composed their differences since the ad-
journment of the constitutional conven-
tion and their party seems as strong
as 1t has been at any time In recent
years. At their State convention the
Democrats are expected to become en-
broiled in a liveI. fracas over Bryan
and Organism. exclusive Of which ques-
tions they apparently have no issues
menacing 10 party harmony.
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
THE GRAND ARMY IN WASHINGTON.

Washingtons Army of the
Republic Capital proud
the who fought for
bloody days of 1S6l6 and them the high honor which their
just due.
These grzzed comrades old feeble
beho their numbers diminishing increasing rapy
wnf be long until the g. A R. will of but pathetic little
band of whteeard constituting the guard of army
body of which will have the Divide pitched
tents on fame eternal camping ground" The passing such
must be- in the things, the
of the disappearing Grand Army mdyng the
physical of its that oblivion
To the generation the spectacle of the Grand
Republic assembled in the National Capital profound
l interesting significant and inspiring Never please
be imperative for Americans
these The Unon
unassab from within. The national spirit all North
declaration Of Spain found the
the of Confederate gladly rushing
Old Glory in the comadeslp
existed between the Blue and the Gray in the
Grafton The uniform by the G.
Americans N every section Of the Union.
The people of unfagging enthusiasm
the of the G. A R.
pitay but just Not until the left
Washington the weeks end will Washington efforts for
happiness The home of e
friends and will be made realize this truth degree pos
sibe.
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

We have understood that there civic
ais that turned wachfu if slightly jaundced fambovan
and chonac that vyify bboads our
vacant lots and have therefore regarded the small bills that
have been added to them by his artistic hands
which him. These ingenious as they
fer of $50 for the of ruthless destroyer they
call emphasize what they attempt mouce,
upon forms the uring dmpe and
parts that there adjacent lie
That there should be restriction placed the freedom
public advertisements believe should be
their we
when point ballet ado the
tail OF the rampant by paa bull of tobacco
But be this as consistency jewel and Won
der where the line drawn, and f this takes walks
abroad he furnished by patema
his For certainly the weight of
scenic smiling down from sde with their endng
young charms srouded y dapery that
unrebuked the peacock feather of official ban or hidden by the
jacket Of proposed reward
Surely if worth $50 the ordinary and traditional
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
Danger Spots in Texas

Reports from Texas indicate that the
Democrats are in danger Of losing two
Congressional districts this year. Under
the recent reapportionment Texas
gained three districts. ard In the re-
arrangement the Republican vote OF the
State appears to have been pretty well
massed In the Galveston and Laredo
districts. The Fifteenth (Laredo) is a
shoestring district extending the great
er length OF the Rio Grande border.
where for many years there has been
strong tariff sentiment, due to the
threatened competition Of the cheap Ia
bor of Mexico and the constant and
fierce attacks of Editor Frank Grice. Of
the "San Antonio Express" on free
trade. Heretofore the border counties
have been distributed among three dis
tricts that reached back into the Demo-f
cratic stronghold of Texas. and the
danger Of Republican success has thus
been m.nimized. About the same pro-
lection sentiment exists in the new Gal
weston district as in the Laredo dis
trict. 1t was the high protection sentf-
nient of Galveston, one Of the largest
shipping ports of the country. that en-
abled the Hon. Thomas Porterhous9
OchiItree to break into Congress and
bulge suddenly into lasting fame, The
candidate this year In that
district is George r. Burgess. .sfThes
candidate In the Fifteenth
Is John Garner. a new figure in poll
tics
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
Senator Carmack Rampant.

Senator Carmack is as belligerent to-
ward the Democratic editors Of Tennes-
see. who take Issue with him on the
Philippines question. as he is toward his
political opponents in Congress. He was
the principal speaker at Lewisburg. in
his State. the other day, and declared
that In order to get on level with the
Democratic editors and all other people
who criticised his Philippine position hs
would have TO say Ii wassright to kill,
burn, and murder. In q great burst OF
Indignation he exclaimed Let US 5ay
that 1t Is right TO be dishonest Let us
say that the devil Is God and that Jake
Smith is his prophet. Have got down
low enough for you?" At which his au-
diencc uttered a mighty yell of such
peculiar character that even he was an
able to tell whether it was meant as
approval or disapproval Of his utter
anceS. n -
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
Make Way for Frazier.

Tennessee oratory is not dead yet, nor
has the race OF Tennessee statesmen
become extinct If the glowing panegyric
passed upon the Hon. J. B.. Frazier,
Democratic nominee for governor by,
the Hon Lii. Thompson, Is to be ac--
cepted at its face value. In introduc-
ing the gubernatorial candidate to
Wilson county crowd few days ago
Orator Thompson hurled this hot and
fuming at the heads of his hearers:
'I am glad to see you here today to
welcome a political leader of a hun
drcd battles. and every one of which
battles has been great victory:
man of noble principles. in whom the
declarations of Jefferson yet live: the
son Of an honored father. whose noble
spirit. descending. let fall upon him
mantle as spotless as the snow. and
which he has worthily worn. He is a
man loved by the great and the small.
the rich and the poor. With such a
man as this. when he takes his seat in
the governors chair at the Capitol. there
will be no man. woman, or child in the
State who will not feel at home in his
presence. The glory OF his life, is to be
your servant end he is man who has
risen above the murky mountains of
politics to enter the sunshine OF states
nanship."
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
"UNcoNsmERED TRIFIEs." !"

Dog Fish-why didn't you give that
fellow a shock when he stepped on
you?
Electric Eel-It would be a waste OF
energy. II those bathing suits don't
shock him there's no use in my try
ing.-New York Herald.
Othello, having smothered Desdemona
with a pillow, became terror stricken.
Discovery Is certain" he muttered.
III 1 had only shot her in the back,
the police would have called it suicide. =
Perceiving the bopelessness Of his
case, he put himself around the bread
knife.-New York Tribune.
Herlock Sholmes took up the subject
Of the burglary boldly
You say" he remarked, that the
thief stole Miss smartlcighs gloves?"
Yes" said the lady of the house,
zone pair Of gloves
HIM" mused the famous detective
ut is as l suspected! He robbed her
right and left. Baltimore News.
Martha" said Mr.. lockwood. last
night I dreamed that you ran off with
another man.
And you were worried?" anxiously
inquired Mrs Meekweod.
Yes. Martha, because / know how
seldom dreams come true."-Philadel-
chia Inquirer.
1 had to wash the windows and sweep
TIE floor.
The Office Boy-Well. dat Just shows
yer dat de kids nowadays amt get de
advantages dey had in your time.
The Lawyer (astounded)-H that?
The Office Boy-Why. il I did any
cleanin' around dis Joint de Analga
mated Winder Cleaners an de Jani-
tors Union would put yer business on
de brmi-Puck
Going up to Maine on your usual
hunting trip?"
Mop. Can't afford it,
"Oh. l see."
See what?''
You can't get the deer il you haven't
the dough cleveland Plain Dealer.
II strongly object to the custom of
said the temperance advocate.
Il don't" replied the other man; Il
think there's temperance lesson in it."
How can that be?''
We'll, directly after her first taste OF
wine the ship takes to water and sticks
to it ever after."-Stray Stories.
Petted son tof plutocraU-Hi. there.
Jacobs
Stableman-Yes. sir.
Petted son--There Is something wrong
with my highest kite-the one that's
10 COO feet W. l wish you'd take one OF
those flying machines and go up and see
what's the matter with it.-Baltimore
American.
Winks-What do you think will be the
most important Issue in this falls
Blinks-The thermometer. from pres
ant indicatinns.-New York Herald.
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
ever. were dispersed at the celebrated
sale Of his effects at Florence.

ever. were dispersed at the celebrated
sale Of his effects at Florence.
OF late years 1t has belonged to a
rich manufacturer Of the Island Of
Elba named Ubaldo Tonielli. who has
devoted a considerable sum Of money to
keeping the villa in proper repair, and
to assemble as many Napoleonic relics
as he could get together. He has always
refused offers to buy these made by
visitors and tourists, but 1t is UNDER
stood that he is now about to sell the
entire villa with its contents to Queen
Alexandra.
The Queen, keenly interested by Lord
Rosebery's researches into the life Of
the first Napoleon. and which resulted
in the issue of the earl's well known
book about the great conqueror, has be-
come a positive enthusiast about the
latter, devotes much time and money to
collecting Napoleonic relics. ana 1t is
this that is impelling her to buy the
villa which he occupied in the Italian
Island of Elba.
1t is a strange enthusiasm for so
gentle and gracious Queen, and one 80
deeply religious as Alexandra Of Eng
land One would have imagined that
Marie Antoinette would have appealed
to her more than the first Napoleon.
Empress Eugenie for instance has al
ways been enthusiastic on the subject
of Marie Antoinette and Indifferent to
the founder Of the Napoleonic dynasty.
But there is no accounting for the whims
and caprices Of royal people.
MARQUIsE DE FoNTENoY.
The Washington times., 1902-10-06
All After Snapp.

The cause of greatest political dis
turbance in Illinois is not the Hon.
Billy Mason. as is so generally beliey-
ed. but another Illinois statesman whose
highly suggestive cognomen OF Snapp
weighs heavily upon the minds of the
voters of Will county sleeping and wax
ing. The office for which this Mr..
Snapp is running appears to have been
lest sight Of in the excitement conse-
quent upon his past official record.
which seems TO suit his name and his
campaign methods. So great a menace
has Snapp become to the continuance
of Republican ascendency in Illinois that
that staIch old exponent of Republi-
canism. the Bloomington Bulletin"
demands imperiously that "Snapp petit
tion Congress to have his name changel
or else get out of politics.