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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

81 estos documeatos enyiados por el
sheriff de Dublin son exactosi
Como sa cOm prendar4, el h&ronet
habfa fRlsi41sado cEsnt0s documeR-
tos To hicieroR fRIta para ategt1-
guar aqueigas diex mil ibras ester
linAs de RENTS que Sc ad1udfc0.
Cuando estuvierou todos reunidos,
Ia baroness mand0 rstirar & los
criados mRnd6 81 notario que
procediese q Ia IectEra del contra
30, pero cuando Sc Eiisponfa ha-
cerlO Sc oY6 en- el patio el rufdo de
I'm cocne "a vfaie. Los conv1 dad0s
sc mirarOn un0S q oEros y uno de
elI0S miranda una Ventana df10:
Is una silla dc pozta de In que b.
ian tres personals. al oir 6sto pd-
sose p&liflo sir GuiIlermo ? expert
mento un gran maIsstar. Herminia
sc estremsci6 impulses de una
esperanto de pront0 sc abrio ID
puerts y % oy6 nonbrar nj conde
De Kergaz.
Este, vestidn de negro y con Ia
actitud ssverA dc IN tuez be diri-
gf6 a la hRronesa sin mirar aiq qRtara
4 str GufIIsFmo-
PerdunMdms, seEioTa baFOnea&, ri
ms pFesentG saa ser asparado. peEr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Reconstruction
de otro Comite

Todo oil pals sGbe que 6 virtud dsl wanda
liano da las furhAa republicans d8 Tea alta,
des& &parecieFon loB comtteH de- nusstEo p&Ktido
an Dorado, ToR alta H&yAm6n.
Pues biens hoy ss rsconstituysn para is
pr6xfmA Iucha elsctoFai.
Bn Tos alta 90 eltgsns para conGfftufElo .
IoH - 1rss qIs siguen!
Presidents honoFario, don Oetavio Garcia
SaIgAdo: Prssidents sfeetfvo, Ledo. don Fran
sfsco A. RomsPo; yics- pIeBidente, dom Antonio
Lopax: DepositsFtc, don CFfEAn1o DEcref; Sc
eEatayio, don alix Monelov&.
voeaIas: don = aBto Morales, dom HoFbeEao
Morales, den yirgilio Morales, don MsFfsno
Hsrn&ndes, don Nicolas 5svilla, don Pslix Mar
vasx, don Joss CSbrsFA, don jose Martinez don
TIbprcio EevAFsB.
9nuIentsss don Emilio Gfboysan, don An
tonic Cniesa, dom Felipe Morales, dan Dame.
trio MGlaonado don AguBtin NaPvass.
IElan por sscG eEavos soEraligfsnartcsi
EAialAnte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

d6ndose dormido an seguida. a csc
Ga Las dos le desper taron recioa
golpes dsdos en- In puerta.
-Abrfd en- 1ombre de la leyI
-l Ne eogieroni-exclSm6 MioG-
10, dutgo ocultar el gabaE fobsdG
naic In CANA, pero no u dieroa
tiempo pnrque ID puerta 50 ahrt6
de golre dando paso dos agente8.
-Tsago para ssis uaesss do corrsC.
cfonsl, = murmur6 el nandido.
Nicolo era IN fugsdo dc preaidtos
pero estaba tan dss6gur ado que nc
famfa le reconoesesen. La llesaron
. In conisarfa y su nj interrogato-
rio nadie le ha1l6 del garan, 10 que
smpex6 q tncuietarle.
- De qu6 Hs acusans
De an ssasinabo. Hace ochau
dfss matasteis 1 otro fugado de-
rrasidio llamaio Collar.
-Yo no ne sido, les falsoI
La osasa 10 dira. Cue 10 usvau
al dep6sitO, ordeno al comisarloa
4 las dos horaa sompareei0 anae
ii iuez do instruction y neg6 su
parficipaci6n en oil hechoi pern
discreto a su MaEera no delae6 N
nadfs. ri habl6 da air anillsrmo r
sus e6m pIlces. Ls csraaron con In
viuda Elpart = RosamboIa y sstoa
10 acusaron catsg6rframsnss cen
gran aaomhro suyOs MAS como oil
conde habfa sntrado por n vsnGana
~ 81 10 vferon huir precipitnda.
uents, 10 atribuy6 tndo IN srror
rwm ~~mynm ia mFv m~wmmAn4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
hillefsa de : mfI.

Tres billetsa de mil.
Els POGO, observe Hocamb0le.
In cabexa de Eicolo hien vale mil
frances mAg para In vtuda.
Sean cuatro mil.
Y cuatro mil para mf,-dfto
iescaradamente 81 piiluelo;-ya vs.
rsis mi declaration J iuramento,
cspisSn. No tendr6n precio.
SEES. .-diio al baronet.
saIteron de In saberna = Rocanz-
bols faSse Q yer ! ID Fipart y Ia
ensed6 In leccion cue al principle
se resisti6 q aprender, pues no que
rfa cue cortaseu In eabeza su es-
poso ilegftimo, pero Rocambole
fu6 slocuenee : = convencio. IL
dfa siguienbe 30 present6 al comi-
saric de policla, u1ientras que Ro-
cambole entraba sn casa de Eicolo
oculkaba en- 81 coleh0n de este, 81
reloi y Ell portamonedas del edifun-
20 Collars como el decfg.
Nicolo vivfa en "a calle de Gue-
rim BGisseau. 81 IN cuartucho del
sezto piso, y alll no le eonocia ma.
die poraue andaha p0r Los barrt0s
extremes y alrededoras de Paris
con uuoa sastimbanquis- AqueI
cuarto era IN refugfo an donde 50
ocultaba q veces. hacienda einco
sais afios que 10 ocupaba pagando
uuntualmente, 81 trahs y salfa y
recibfa mas que : Rocamboies que
pasaba por sobrIno suyo.
Desde In noche en que murt0
Collar, Nicolo No habfa lido glli, pe-
rn ana tarde. precisamente Rquella
en- que sir 9niIlermo y Rocambole
estuvfercn en Bougival, Niuolo 10.
% un gab&n : por 50 desgrscia L.
vf6 IN agents de policla cue 10
rarsiRuf6. perdiGndols de Vista en-
ire Ia multitud. Sueedi6 esto 81
BelIeville Eicolo 80 fae 81 casa
Dc Paris, aIlf II p0rtsrs 10 die
cue RoeamboIe nAhfa pedido la In.
vs subidc . II cuarbo. Sc oreyo
cue su I'll cuart0 naLlarfa algnna
eusa que strviesa CO c0ntrassAa
recRd0. psro par mas que busc0 10
enc0n hr0 NADIA. : eemn sstAns rem
lido 10 eanasaeio = nooss6, 7ue'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
DESDE SAN JUAN


Ess pkrrAfo fosforecssate % de 10 psrtsnsn.
eta marea de fGbrtcA (rsgistradal del Ledo.
F6sforos sl ds In BGHdeTu AnseTtc3aG
one orad0F redePe2 Pnes.....a Be-
Hoatta, Ell de PJncs, eI del abT&zo don Eduar.
do Torres en- 10 AsAmbIeA Republicans; Be.
soHiaai hpmhrsi oil reuoltcsonGrsO, 81 groTdi Is
ssSe71ts orador.
RTsnemoa ahora ffats fren1a n nm var
dAdsro tTfbuno.D
Psro que cnnespto tsndr6 de los vardade-
ros trfbunos saa Hoe7lcsGdo F6sf0roE
Bssosit2, h&biRnao, pMrees uno de ssos
Alumnos que euAndo lsen, tiene sI professor
que AdvsrtirieH cAda p&so:
Mo CAME, nffto.... Nt4Eo, no ed7ate
s.; euando BssoEitS hAbls. no hay de que
ire 0tTos Oos1s0 Rrrastr& In r, que as una bar
bGT[dGs. Una YES dsefx, Assscado sn IN perto'
do Eunnt1a0s0:
POrqus sI asnor P&aarrrr-ns. :. PAfsrrrr-
ne.... PafeFPYFna.
Nj Cristo 10 t0leTTTTTrTTTro.
Como 40 Se& al LGce1lcb1d0 F6sfoTo. que poF
ser este ttmo In vtsto rasto de lux trQs ss tFaa
de, 8 de 10 rAlAbrA dc Bssosits.
Como no f1eFA IN faego fatuo
-.
Y& no 30 puads nj ser c&t6lieo Dssde hoy
eusst& cineusntR eentAvos nj mes IN aaianto
de prsfsrsncia en- In igIesia dc Santa Ana. que
sSt6 hoy de moda. a que no oys misa &Ilf. no
peFtsnsca la &High lifs.D
70 cns hAhfA FenunciLdo Ioa asienton de
pEsfsrsncia del PGr0Eso en- al tsatro, poF eco
nomfa, bendre Ah0r& que Yenuneiar del stelo IA
Ia fglasiA de Santa AaR.
M ms dueda mas remsdio que c1sT e7sUlGeL'
to en- Eos pbtegttes de Ia bardsrd dc "a 8rufsrsd.
-
81 ius1 K7opsl IN metido Ia patn, lsea di-
sho con rsspNto) Antsa era snemigo enc&K.
niE@do de loE rspublieanos dsRds que le die
ron IN Ts1Tsey, - hR convertible IN snemfgo
gratutto do LoH fBdeYRleE.
KoOpsI, q 6 no to han dSdo vsI& On este |
sntieTTo
4. Tia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30

A. rtnisiar ssta saeei6n en- La DzMoCRAcrA,
..bf1mos a IA s lmpaeAbls critics dai xHsraI-
80 10 podrfR contensr aus fmpstus De frrasia-
tbls rutsstro (Cirusla). (Y vAmos Rprsndfsn.
~ 2or ESQ no nos han soEprendido I&s EaIIdaa
A touo IN fachendA con qus nos an tr@t&do !;
a .oTotros, que no pRSRmoa de- humildfIimoG
gGesliIlsros.
-svfsutA-gAnoBo ds sxhtblr suB B6Iidos como
simlsntoH Ia.erGr10S, digo, litsrArioa, sst6 dale
ms 10 dss sn lA Escci6n Are0pGgssGs. POGO
faltG 81 tAsntoEo crft'co, para que. an rApto
de- IsgisimO orgullo, s1siams con EspfTttaG de
viva yo....I
tn gL0QEeY
Todo 81 que hAyA tsnido lA p&eisncia dc
dspeubisEto en- este m0dsrrfsimo ClGTSa de tr0s
% mares IN poKtento de RAbldurfR hAst& MlIS9s
hautA al Aro6pago icon Aesnto)
70 que % como Scso pAHA IN ArcOnte
Psro Como como eoEteH desRpAsfonaG6. 50
1.usrdsss que Glo cortes no quita 10 VA
llsnteS (AmboS nsutroa.)
Ests 5usn ssnor (sl Aponte) no pusde per-
douAF os litsr&toB dsl pals que 10 privErSn
5si guTtExo de llRmAKse per sc hc&d6mieo, 8 de
osuDaE 10 PrsSidsncia de In RsoeiRci6n de ss.
.fitorsE, cuAndo msnoE.
.sl ponrsl no hR tanido mas Ksmndin que
sonfun dirss con nOE0aros, Etmplss gaceaiIIar0s.
z BiGchz boTsTd.
E1K $50 4AA @S1hAA0M AASGA@@ " 10 KEh&uO@
A singular comoAte.
All tfsns 10 yerba, digo, la arena.
Ldneese al oorl5StS. ....que " morir CO.
no edTTIeTo en- sl desierto.
namoE contestGdo aatisfactoFfRmsnte, los |
cozvI8CEETES ARGUMENToS 9rGHsatiotdt0s, es
dSeir, gFkmAtisAiss, con que nos ssli6 Al pAso
al auneA oAstKnta bisn p0adarhdo I'D IN Qai- |
Ioss De san JuAnD, sndsresadcr Do tusEtoE.
SEItarA Disn dieho tusrtoEY
-.
gT TsnsmoE Rhofa frente frsusa q nm vaFs /
lGdsro rri5uno. Gas rAStFo de luE dsiR sr1s 81 /
a paA0rA de sste oradorlS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Ia question religiosa
EN- ESPANA

Il presidents del Concsio De mtniEtroR
senior Sagasta, Ia mAnifsstado aver loa Pc
rfodistaB,. que e. O:tuhFe, dsanttivsmants,
qasdarz Arregtado el Rsunfo de les ordsnss
FGligfosas con al VatieAno.
b sefzoT SAgRstA ha dicho tambien, RED
rendose . Ia cIreulsr del 5fEpo de BAFcslona,
sobTs In snsenanxa raligfosa IN las ssc1sl&s.
que uno de los primeRos asunfos que se tFaAA-
ran en las pK6ximRs sesioneg dss senRdo sara oil
do n instruction raIl giosa sn las eseusl&H rd-
bIicas.
Fl sefor SagAssa sst6 Gecidids, seg6n diic.
sasiafacsr q In opinion pablics sn Esps In
hacienda aqusllo que an iusticia dsbe sfsc-
tu&Rss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Pr6rroga solicitada

Sc ttsns poT ssguro, que }. ,. oil Papa
Leon XIII. Ia psdido una pr6rroga al gobier-
no de los EEtsdns Unidos h&sta 81 pr6ximo o.
tunss, para al Rrreglo del &sunso de Ias con-
grsg1einnss rsiigiosRs en- 81 Archipelago nit-
pfno-
q VAtieAno sspsra II rssoiuci6n que tone
al gonferno ssps fol, para procsder sn conss-
eueneia CON al de los Eatados Unid0s. sn sl
arregio de los bisnsA cue poassn an EuipirSs
iAs ordsnes NOR tisAs, para 10 svReuAei6n dc
aquel pats.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
De ADMINS STRACION

Rowsmos los suserfpforss ds 0oRmo que
Iiqafdaa sua dsndas con nusstro agents. sn 10
cfaada villa.
Los aua yfvsn en- eI campo pusden dAr Or
danes aIguna sss& comsreiaI DC 10 pop aeaon
para saIdar Ie que dabsn por sussrtpeiones
wanefdaa.
Esparamoa que no atisnda nusEtro rus-
70.
De Ia ccntrMTto renunciaRA nueaaro Agsnsa
-asf nos 10 dIce-y ncH veremna an sl easo ds
suspsndsE sl snvfc del psri6dico ailf.
LA Empresa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
Maria Cristina, enterma

De Madrid tsIegrafAn dicisndo que In rel
AA as EIpAhA SURE una lfgsrA tndlsposiei6n N
SoHSscusnEiA DC Aeeaso de Asbrs sscalcfFfoE.
Los nSdieos que I& aSfstsn AsegurAn que
Maria CiEtinA no po6gA AbADdonAr 81 laCho
en- Aigunos dfkR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-30
En- toda Ia rep0blica

Es tai sIineremenSo cue tomR Ia rsvoln-
ci6n sn Haiti, que Rs sspsTA cue sn muY brevs
plASo tEiunfa eomplstAmense 81 todA 10 rspA
5ltc@.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
DIxVillE.

May 20-Everybody il nearly through
planting corn and potatoes in this
vicinity. =,
We are having plenty of rain, but
none too much as yet, for the crops look
fine
Miss Tracy Jauson is visiting relative"
at the Falls this week.
There were services in the Langola
church last Tuesday evening
Mrs. Alfred Larson OF Little Falls Wis
tied friends and relatives here this week.
On account of the bad weather last
Friday the sociable IN the new school
honee in Lapgola was postponed until
next Friday evening.
j. G. Hollenbeck droye to Morrill, last
Friday. =.
Dan Jansou, who is working at the
Falls, visited bis parents here last Sun
dav.
Quite a number from here enjoyed the
entertainment at Royalton last Friday
evening.
Il. o. Buckhout drove cut to his farm
last Tuesday.
There was big storm northwest OF
here Monday evening. It is reported
that building was moved several feet.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
UPSALA.

May 2O-John Anderson was in Little
Falls Wednesday.
Pete Ekholm went to Brain. I'd Tues
day.
Ole Westgrund was in Royalton Mon
day.
Sam johnson was in Little Falls last
week.
L. NJ. Larsen and Reuben Anderson
were in Little Falls Saturday.
Augusta Runquist, who ia working in
Royalton, was home on visit aud re-
turned Thursday.
Charlie johnson was in Little Falls
Friday.
August Fagerman was in Royalton
Tuesday.
Arthur Reynolds closed a successful
term of school Thursday,
Otto Fagerman is working for R. N.
Hanson.
Mr.. Rudquist was in Little Falls Sat-
urday.
Gust Stein was at Royalton Monday.
Mr.. Lnnd was in Royalton Monday.
Otto Fagerman purchased wheel.
Mr.. Poison was in Little Falls last
week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
Bun

May 2O-Mike With returned from the
northern part OF the state, where he had
been employed on the drive.
Mrs. j. j. Barres and Miss Title Sim
ons from Randall, Mimi, are Oh a visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul WIRING.
The Overall baseball team defeated
the Granite City, score to 5.
The captain OF the Lastrup baseball
nine announces that they have received
their tools aud are willing to play the
Overall team.
A number IF boys from Buh went to a
dance at Plattevlle last Saturday.
The writer OF Lastrup must have his
thinker on too big a spot. He thinks
they have the world with board fence
around it. Buh has not written any
Laetrup news, and would find it strange
to do so. We don't have to.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
Motley:

May 19-the funeral OF the late Mrs.
Edith Gregory took place last Wednes-
day from the n. E. church. Mrs. Jas.
Clulow delivered the address. The Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs attended in a
body. All who ever met the deceased
will regret the loss ri the good and
gentle lady.
Misses Ruby and Maud Glidden visited
friends near Aitkin.
Memorial day will be celebrated here
as usual.
E. V. Wilson Of Minneapolis may buy
the Morrison drug stock and open a
drug store,
W. W. Wolf Joined the Elks at Brain
erd, and he certainly got bis moneys
worth.
NJ. J. Palmer will put up a telephone
line between bis farm and the village.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
HllFf

May 2O-We are not likely to hear
any more about dry weather or want OF
rain in our town for some time now a.
the rains OF the last Jew days has filed
the ground full OF water, 50 much SO as
to delay planting and endanger what is
, already planted.
John NJ. Gleh drove oyer from Pills
bury last week and took home some
corn and potatoes.
Alec Oby made trip to Little Falls
and return Saturday. He reports roads
very bad.
Elder Martin OF Swanvil'e preached at
the town house Sunday at IL a. m. and
! at p. m. immersed Ed. Signor and
wife and Miss Garrison.
1t seems to u just now that an elect
ric railroad would be a mighty handy
thing to have. Not much matter how
we got it unless we stole it or murdered
| for it,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
Merchant Arrested For S. aday Sell.
:. n. ~ ~: inc. -. =. ~

F. Shopera, proprietor of the
Palace Clothing Co.. was arrested
Monday on complaint of Robert
farley, president OF tho Retail Clerks
Union, on the charge of sellinggoods
IN Sunday. 1t is alleged that Sho.
pera sold seven handkerchief and
two pairs Of socks to Mr.. Duxhury.
Sh opera appeared before Justice
>heldon and had the case continued
until May 26th.
It is claimed by the union that
Shopera has not been keeping his
agreement, signed in common with
the other merchants. to keep closed
Sundays. and evenings after certain
hours.
Section 65l7 of the penal code, un-
der which the arrest was made, is as
follows:
"All manner OF public selling, or
offering for sale, Of any property up
on Sunday is prohibited, except that
articles of food may be sold and
supplied at any time before 1000
o'clock in tho morning, aud except
also that meals may be sold, to be
eaten on the premises where sold, or
elsewhere by caterers; and prepared
tobacco in places other than where
spirituous or malt liquors or wines
are kept or offered for sale, and fruit.
confectionery, newspapers, drugs,
medicines and surgical appliances
may be sold in a quiet and orderly
manner at any time of the day.
Tho penalty is a fine OF not less
| than one dollar nor more than ten,
imprisonment not exceeding five
days.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
The Old Settlers Meet.

Az president of the Old Settlers a.
ISOLATION Of Morrison and adjoining
counties, I hereby call meeting of
the associat ion to be held on the 31st
day of this month at Royalton. One
Of the objects in calling it on that
date is to change the time of holding
Old Settlers meetings from cold to
warm weather, as heretofore they
have been held on the 22nd Of Febru
airy. Another object is to be present
at the golden wedding OF Rev. R. D.
Kinney and wife in pursuance of an
invitation extended to the old settlers
at their meeting held at Little Falls
on the 22nd day Of February last.
The meeting Of. last February was
attended by many veterans by spe-
cial invitation. They will also be
welcomed at the Royalton meeting.
, As yet a program is not made out
but the old settlers will get together
at II O'Clock a. m. to transact such
business as they have to do. after
which they will Join the golden we'd
dig party and take part in the festi-
vitles of the occasion.
As Mr.. Kinney came to Minnesota
in 1850, and engaged in missionary
work among the Indians, he Is quite
an old settler and as he is well and
favorably known throughout north
erD Minnesota, a large gathering is
expected. N. RICHARDSON,
President of the Old Settlers Asso-
citation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23

The saw mill was shut down two
hours Monday evening owing to a
band saw coming off, No one was
hurt.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
Buffalo Bill CominQ.

The announcement is made that Bnf-
falo Bills Wild West, led by Col. W. F
Cody himself, will this seaso1, and for
the first time in it's history, make CON-
plete tour OF the American continent.
They will cover the entire couaLiy this
season and exhibit at tt" principal
places only and the day and date will b.
duly made known. There is no end OF
attractions. All the fea lures which have
for years made the Wild West famous,
are retained.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23

Mrs. Claude Tucker OF Belle Prairie
is It the hospital.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23

D. K. Harting attended the closing
exhibition Of the Minneapolis School
OF Fine Arts Saturday. His son
George is an assistant instructor
there.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23

Mrs. Jos. Selleck left for Perth,
Ontario, Saturday morning, called
tn re by the serious illness OF her
mother, Mrs. j. Nagle,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-05-23
Second Place,

The local High school team got
second place in the annual meet OF
the North Star Interscholastic
League Saturday afternoon. Aitkin
was first, with 33 points, Little
Falls 20, Brainerd 10.
Several of the races were left out
because OF the heavy track.
Olson of Aitki n won the 10O-yard
dash in 10Y seconds, Sanborn of
B ainerd second, Fortier third. o.
son also got the 220-yard dash.
Rice of Atkin won the running
broad jump, II feet, / inch.
McNairy won in putting the shot
with 81 feet, 1 inch, Stafford of Ait
kin second.
Anderson won the pole vault, 9
feet. 4 inches and LANCE of Little
Falls and Rogers of Aitkin tied for
second place with 9 feet, 2 inches.
Stafford of Aitkin threw the ham
mer 80 feet. Fortier Is feet, 4 inches.
Stafford also won the running high
Jump, with five feet, Knox of Aitkin
second, With 4 feet, 10 inches.
.Moorhead News (s): The mar
riage in this city of Miss Kate Jen-
sen to John Kerrick, Jr., was solem-
nized at St. Joseph's church at 900
O'Clock Tuesday morning, Rev.
Father Augustine officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Jennie
Jensen and Miss DuBord of Fargo.
The groom had as attendants Frank
Kerrich, a brother, and Charles Jen-
sen. The out of town guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kerrich. parents
OF the groom, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Jensen of Little Falls, In
the evening a wedding supper was
served to the intimate friends.
The bride is we'll known and de-
servedly popular in the two cities,
having been employed for a number
OF years at Moody's in Fargo. A
large circle of friends join in good
wishes for her future happiness.
The groom enjoys an enviable rep
utation among his associates. He
will leave Thursday morning with
his bride for Little Falls.
The aged mother OF Denis Lemieux,
while standing near the stove in the
residence on Ninth street Saturday
morning, was burned on the back
and limbs by a lightning bolt which
entered the house during the storm.
Mrs. LIS injuries were not serious.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-02-13
A GIANT CAM ERA.
1t Makes a Negative Containing 81
Square Feet

It Makes Negative Containing ~
Square Feet.
The largest cameras are small Wheh
cCmnared with one capable OF TAXING
a negative feet by 10 feet, or 80 ny
100 inches. 4 camera of this SIZE was
REQUIRED by the Pullman WORKS Ior
taking some special train photographs
some of which visitors will r"cohecI
seeing at the Paris exposition.
Some details of construction OF inns
huge camera are as follows: me peu
is composed of four by inr9 Cherry
beams. and is about 90 feet long
when fully expanded. The bellows Is
made with an outside covering OIL
heavy rubber, each fold being stittenSd
nv a niece of whitewood a quarter OF
an inch thick. 1t was then llncd INSIDE
with heavy black canvas and an al
d.tiOnal lining of thick black Opaque
material used In the construction OIL
this bellows over forty gallons or &C.
ment. two bolts of wide rubber CIoth
and 500 feet of QuartCTlnCh Wh'tCWoou
we're used. The bellows is divided INTO
ton is a supporting frame, mounted
on small wheels, which run on steer
track. The back supporting the plate
holder is operated as easily as IN al
ordinary camera.
The instrument has double swing
front and back, and at the rear is
small track on which two focusing
4 sliding door The plate holder is OF
the curtain type; this curtain contains
about eighty square feet of ash three
eightns of an inch thick, and is lined
with three thicknesseS of light proof
material. Over ten gallons Of cement
were used in the construction OF the
curtain, which is mounted on bail
| bearing roller. Ballbearing rollers
are also mounted at every two inches
in the grooves in which the edge Of the
/ curtain slides, thereby reducing the
| friction to almost nothing. The weight
! of the camera is 900 pounds, md the
weight of the plate holder, whom load
ed, is 500 pounds, or a total camera
weight Of 400 pounds. The camera
| is so constructed IndC aDISl Il lOuS
! Journey it may be busted in d unique
manner. The holder is put in position
the large front board. OF front door, as
! it NAV be called, is swung open; the
operator passes inside, the doc" is then
closed, and a ruby glass cap is PLACED
over the lens, the curtain slide is
drawn, and the operator duSts the
| plate in a portable dark room, after
which the slide is closed and h passes
out in the same way as he entered.
The Zeiss lenses for the camera are
| the largest Photographic lenses evel
| made, one being a wide angle lens
! with an equivalent focus of five and
| Onehalf feet, and the other beng q
| telescope rectilinear lens of ten feet
| equivalent focus. The latter was used
! in phOtOgraphing the Alton Limited
| The exposure was two and One-halt
minutes on a Cramer iSOchrOmatit
| plate, this special plate being used tC
preserve the color value of the train
Three of these huge prints were ex
hibited at the Paris exposition. and
caused considerable comment on ac
| count of their size