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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10
Dos correos al dia
De SAN JUAN A PONCE
YDE PONCE A SAN JUAN

81 departamsnto de correes selieisa pro-
posieiones para IN servicio de correos entire
San Juan y Ponce y este San Juan, dos We"
cas al dis, por vehfeulo de motor.
Esa benefcioss reforma cemenzsr& Ell tq
do Julio de 1909, admiti6ndosH las eontYataa
solo por dos afos.
Sa hsr6 e itinerario que sgue
Rio Plsdras. Caguas, Afeonito, Cayey
C0amo Juana Df4z
Sc dsben hscer catorce vIates de ida y
vuslts, salienGo de- San Juan las 9 de le N q.
1ana las de ID noehe y llegando Ponce
las P. M. las s A. NJ.
al regresO sale de Ponce las A M 4
P. M. Tegsudo llegando San juan las &
P. M. 8 3D..
Sc podrA hacer el trsyecto en- menos item
pc, pero este es el mkxmun de tismDo e
viS1e de dia eS de horas lie nochs 10 heras
OAde postor debs prestsr fanEa de Is 600
dollars para cn6rir las responsibilities de gu
cargo.
no hay para que decir 10 bsuefcIoso que
rssultarA dicho servIcio, prinepalmente to-
dos los Puebles de Ia caFEssera central.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10

En- todos los paisss civi izsdos, los gobier-
nos respet8n la voluntad de los pusblos, 81
elIcs rige una mouarqufs, y cbedecen esa vc-
luptad si su primer msgfstFsdo no es m rsy
un emperador. sino ell presdente de una rerd-
blca, lleyado ese primer puesto por Ell voso
popular.
Para orguilo gloria de los puertorrique-
Il 1s, rigs hoy los destnos de nuestra qleriia
isla, In primera rep6oIt de- muDdc.
Washington no hIzo, ni r )osevslt hace las
Ieyss; sus anes no fueroa nj son IegtsIar, sino
hs5sr sldo ser lsles gusrdadores de 10 Cons
titnei6n americana.
Penssndo de- esa msnere, no abFig&mos ese
tenor que abrigan nuestros mpueoisnos, Gre
yendo que la Legislature al maudo de 1rhosa
Egozcue no Tespetar6 la woe de les pueblos;
auDque asf no sucedIese, queda todavfa un
Mr.. HINT que VIC desde nscimiento fOtsr
en- su TERRA Dna bGndera libre, acaFfciando
uDn constitution, y repuguara & su conciencia
de cludadano americana, estampar al hrmA
on una ley contrsria 10 mass que discUrre y
produce trabajs en- cada pueblo dc Puerto
Rico.
La mAyorfa de los pueblos, psracs no
eqrIivQcarnos 81 dscimos todos los puebos, no
Rpguebsn esa IsY de condados.
TfujIIlo parte de ese TODD no quiere, al
dehe anexarss por las consiieracionea que
spuDtsrsmos.
Rio-piedras, Carolina y CAguas. En tiempos
de iluvia permanecemos incomunicados con
esos pueblos por espscio ds varios dlas.
En las frecnentes crecisptes del rio Lola
no tendrfsmos trlbunales ;udicisIes nj civiles.
Pnr otra parte.
20 q ventsiss ofseee al eontribugente 10
anext6nP
-NIugurs.
La contrbucl6n Sc estableee hoy aobre el
capital, Ia mlsma cuota Sc psga sfendo tru-
lilo pueblo, que no s'endolo.
Nuestro dinero satis3echo por contribution
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10
A,samblea legislative

las nueye media de Ia mr fans Sc abri0
"a session. ley endose sprooaadtss Sc Ell Rcte an
terror.
10 hsoiendo 2stlcionss nj informes de las
comlslones pefmSnentes ni de las espeeisles Gs
proceuIo dar tefcers leetura al IL 81, del
senor Ooli. para eVissr la exploitation de nf13s
de pDca edadJ paf6 al Conseio Ejedutivo
lsa leyeRon dos com unicaclones del S,ere
tario del Consejo Ejssutvo, que adiunaaba sl
Il. -. 81 oel stnof bAsoss, sobre el Noaariado,
hrmAdo por sl Presidents de Ia CSmara A AttAv
el FL. B. ., del ssh7r Msndez Martfnez Rohrya
cierFa de los sssa b. ecGmientos
Sic oeciATA In CSwaPa en- comisi6n t,4ai r.
Pa digcnAir Ell FL. B. So, respecto nj fdtn,ra 80
ha do smplearse en- los Departsmentos T,thn
males Ohcinsa del Gobierno InsUlar. el erel
Tue aprobado por ia CAmara sin snmiendss
Ffesidida por Do1nenech Ss deelarA la ca
mara nnevsmenss en- Oonisi01 totsl para con-
tlnuar L. discussion del eC6digo Pofsicos hasts
el arIlGulo $50 lsVansanaose Id session las on.
&c y Guarto hAsba sl lunes Ala ma da Ia sar.
de.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10
libertad de conciencia
poR Ell "MEDlUM' ALLAN KARDEO
DEL LlBRo DE LOS EsPIRITUs

La Iibertad de conctsncis, Sss eonsecuerl-
ella de la de pensAr? dis concisneia O. un
pensamiento fntimo gus psrtensee ei hom ore'
como sodos Ion otros pen , amisnsos.S
4T;ene ell b IN bre derecho ponsr lrebas
O. Ia iibersad do couclencf, ?-xLo mismo qusA
10 de pensar, pues solo Dos psrtsnees ei oe-
reeho de iusgAr ia conclsncia. 81 el nomoFs
con Isyes arregla las re .aciones 40 Ioa nom
bres entire ST. Dios con las leyes 10 Ii RAturA-
lena arreglA las relacionss del hombre con
DIos.S
sCaSl es ell rasultado de las traoGs puestas
q la Iihertad de coneieuetaf -sO oigar los
homb bres q ohrar de otro moto que piensaD, ss
hacer hle6:ritAs La libartsd de concienctR
IS unO de los GAractsres de Ia verdsdera civil
zaei6u del progreso.
be fAlsa 60 res patA ble9 9-<Toda crsenciA as res
pstSbe, cuando ss sincera eonouce ID
prEcsica del bien. Las 0reencias censuraoies
son las que eonducen al msl,>
LSonos reprensibles pOr escandaIizar en- 81
cresncia squ.el Q ae ne pisnsa como nosotresp
-<E' fAltar la cari1sd atsnsar Ia loeF-
bad de pensarD
ntendo trahas D eresncias capaees de pertuf-
bar fs s0ciedadf <Ss pusden reprimir los &c.
tos; zero la creencia 1ntltns es inaccesiele.s
ISs debe, por respeto Is libertad de- con-
cienctR, dejar que SO propsguen docsrinas per-
nieiossp, 8 bien SO puede, sin atentar squs-
lla libertad, procurar atraer al camino dc Id
verdad les que estkn fuera de 81 por falses
principfos9
-eClertamente que SO pusde Sc debe; !;
pero ensefia al ejempIo de Oristo, por medio
ie a dulzara de Ia persuasion, no de la
Fuerza le eual sarla peer que la cresncia de
acuel quieu quIsiera conveneer. 81 ss
permitido fmponer ago es Ell eien y Ia Fratar-
nidAd; Pere no ersemOs queel medic de IA
csrlos admtsibes sea ell de obrar con vesncia;
Ia conviction no SO lmpone.0
Teniendo tod9s las docrinas Ia pretension
lie ser la anics expression de Ia verdad, len qu6
geRales puede rsconocerse Ia que tiene dere-
cho do pFesenearse como taif- SSsrA ID qua
haga mas hombras de bisn menos hip6ertas
os decir que prscttqnen l. ley de amor do
caridad en- su mayor pureEa mas lasa
aplieaei6n an asto eonoeereis que una doc
trfns es buensi porqua toda IL que -codujesa
Ia consscuan de- sembrar Is desunI6n esta.
hleeer una dDaarcaci6n entire los hiios do
Dos, nc pusda m5nos DIS ser falss y pernieio.
50.
PoP la cops
lsidro Alvarez 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10

varios cabAlsros, Sc present6 IN gnsrdia in :
sulaF llamado Ds ValIe, Ia emprendi6 con.
tra uestro amigo don Hfgolito Padr6, liegs1-
do su osad1a hastG ell extreme de tfarle m be.
fston.
En- los momentos g6 & sguol paraje, 81
eabo que Fscientements prest8 servieos en
aquel puehlo y Ia iadic6 al mencionado guar
dfa que levase al dep6sito al amigo PRdr6.
So dice que ese mismo caho, cuando pres
taba seryicos San Sebastian So jactsb1 de
que fusrza de sAngre iba &-haeer que squsl
pueblo emipentemsnte fsderal SO l1iciera re-
publiesno Tsmbien ss dice que ei Correspon-
sal de La DEMoCRAC1A de Utuado, debe dejar
las benevoencias an lado fustdgar { los
que IL fripgen de ese modo 10 10y.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10
EONCEz =
NOTECEAg DIR ECTA9

Contind&n los srabatos del tran VIA el6ctrl.
80 con bsstante Eapldez.
Va eatA tendida Ia vfa an Ia Marina, desde
In Qaancha hasta ell almac6n de don Carlos
Armstrong.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10

OonbinAan 0s sFaba1os del tran VIA eikctrl.
so con bastante Eapdez.
Va eatA tendida Ia via, an Ia Marina, desde
In 0oanchs hasta el ainac6n de don Carlos
Armstrong.
La serenatl con que obsequiaron Al Ayun.
tsmient0 agunos amigos empeados del mu~
nicipio, se lIev6 & efecto al vierpeg Dor In no
che, DO el sahado como estaba anunciado,
81 correo ie los E,tados Uaidos, via 8 IN
Jnap, lego el Aasado tempranc; pero ell coche
que conducts Ia. coFrespopdencia de In capital
pHeelos del trAnsito, lego las IL media
del dia.
H lIegsdo el D6msro 80 de eThe Puerto
Rico Herald.9
quedaron algunos suseritafes ain recibiro.
Pedimes dinculps3 ya ssrkn atendldes en-
al eoFrso pr01imo.
a aIsads ha publicado in bando prohi-
blendo clertos excesos sn los dias de Carna7Al,
= les ditfraces que pnedan conssituir algune
pFovocact6n Acua.Qater persona
En- ia colocsef6n de los ratts del srsnvfa, ira
bajsn obreros salIsnos peones puertorri.
qnehos.
Sc advierte las personas cue teunan asra-
par resfrisdO, que ouando comfenceu los
dtEs de lluvis pueden escampar an el <Bazar
OseYOs
Ahora resata que la serenata con que OBJ
seqniaron al Ayuntamiento 10 ft6 por la apro-
bscfon del bli8y municipal, sf por eli nombra-
mfento del administrator del Asilo Teieobhe.
st III r Rsgts.
So dies qua-este ssaor ssra festeiado tam
biGa con otra serenata.
Algunos peouss que trabajan en- Ell tran.
VIA esctrico SO ham declarado en- hueIga pi-
dtendo aumento de iornal.
Tambl6n la logic <Modesties ha pedido Dor
tie 5grafo Mr.. Hunt al indulto para las reos
muerte.
Fl martea II se celebrsr5 Ell iuicio oral de
Ia eausa que se sIgue los nc a1res Pieriuixst
Torres, per violaoi6a de las leyes de rentas
Una requsGs mia de nuestro amigo don
Ed ei miro J. Lespier,se encuensra enfsrma de |
AnhoiAmos rscupere pronso su salud,
Maestro amigo correHglonArio don Felix |
Imp Rivera, de Junoos, So encuentrs sn esta |
.iudsd.
pear Ia qus ell usiiso sefor Rsnd6n In
1ru0 al Board de sanidad da la dennncfa ha.
ha por lon noras s4urf sabirA, contInd.
.rrojAndose Ell mosto de- alam bIque del sef1or
'erisr 10 Iania propiedad de Aqnellos seiforas.
e "A del corriante sc celebrark al luieto
e Ia csusa inssruids por eli inesndio ocurrIdo
q eH estsblecimisnso de nnsstro amigo dcIn
lVeltne Gonzales, vscino de Ia Marina de esaa
iudAd
LA DENocRAclA No vende en- Ia Tabaoue-
Ia del sshor Solssic4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10

i LA DEMoCRAclA 10 vende en- Ia Tabaous,-
Ia del sehor Saltsie4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10
PARTIDG FEDERAL
oFICIYAS EN- SAN JUAN
Por Ia copis.
lsidro Alvarez 20

FL sefJor E'reesds1ste del C1GeTpo EjscG1t5U0
pcr baber nudado su restdencia Santurcs,
rsciDfr& en- 81 despscho--San Justo 11-de u
o de la tarde p.
SecretGYfG ceN.sTdL: Tortslaxa II. aItos d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10

La serenatl con que obsequisfon III Ayun
tsmiento algunos amigos y empeados del mu
nicipio SO lIev6 efscto al vierpeg por In no
che, J DO el sAhado como estaba anunciado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10
Ecos de la isla
Notas de nuestros corresponsa1es
Utuado.

Utuad0,
En- la seTnana pasada llev6se & efecto poi
iniciativas de los obrsros una function bene-
Acl0 del hospital de ests poblaci6n.
Cen Ian plausible objsto ssisti6 dicho
RctO nnmerosa concGrrencia, para prscticar
una buens oofa dc caridsd, que 10 es sin duda
socoFrer q los pobres, maGime si estos ae hs-
Han epfsrmos.
-El jardfn de Ia piasa aMudoz Rtverss
este primorossmeDte cuidado. E jardinero
qua so ocupa dc embellegeFi0, hsce su labor
con tants atsnci6n esmeFo, que bien msTeee
81 b1en hombre que vuestro municlpio le re
eompense, asign&ndoe mayor remuperscl6o
pecunlaTia. Hs llenado el iardfn con gran
TaFisdad de flores arbolillos de distintas
elases.
-SIgue ineresc~ ndo ell eutusiasmo entire
los afcionados al juego de carnSval. Sc ha
nombrsdo una ooms'h7 para organizar IN
programa amsno diveItldo.
La Colonia Espanola tambisn cfrece So
eoncuTso, que,nO olvida que sstas cIasss de
feste1os sehslan el c>f<ctar tfpico de nnsstra
ra7s y conservan las c0stumbrss legendariss
de y uestrcs sntepassdos.
HsbrAfbailes de mSscaras, TatFeta an 10
plaza an hoz RiveraS, compares, una fiesta
inisntll, sobre todo librarian algunas bs-
tsllas de confaetis, que superaran 8 Ia fAmoaa
aom2 de los CastlejOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-10
pos cOr1Ns
lsr. don Mariana AhriI.

5r. don Mariana AhriI.
CAguss
nj qusrido awig te incluyo capis de Is
caPta cue me ba dlrigIdo don Acisr'0 Daz, '
que Fecbo N eI dia de hog gus ! agradsce-
rs pnbliqaes en- LA Dem caACIA
Te anticipo las gracias soy tuyo como
siempre af mo. amigo.
Angel 4 ccsta.
Ponce Febrero 1903
Rio Pledras de FabFePo de 1909
Sr. don Angel Asosta.
Ponce.
Nav seIor INFO: Impuesto per don Eauar-
do Acu1a de los dese eos de usted relatfvoa Z mn
suelto que bajn mi drma inserts 9The sanJn8n
II, con fecha del actual nanie esko nor
medic de essa cara, que Ia aseveraef6D eon
tenid2 en- dicho suelto Gle guardsr en- mi DO
der cartas del Presfdente magistrado de Ia
OorteS TefIeren q 1Lsted.
Ateutemente de usted,
Aeisolo Dlaz
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
BRIDE OF A YEAR
TAKEN BY REAPER
GRIM DEATH SEXES UPON MRS. H. L.
WALKER, WIFE OF PROMINENT
CAPITAL CITY MAN.
ESPECIAL TO INTER MouNrAIN.]

Helena, August IS.-Mrs. Harry L.
Walker, wife OF the secretary and treas
urer of the Helena Power & Traction
company, died very suddenly this morn-
ing at her home, at the corner Of Sixth
avenue and Warren street. The couple
had been married only since September II.
Mrs. Walker was Elizabeth Duer, only
daughter of Charles L. Duer of Fort
Benton, pioneer of Northern Montana,
a stockman and a very wealthy banker.
At the time of her marriage, she was
but ~ years of age. The wedding took
place at Fort Benton and was one OF the
most elaborate in the history of the state.
Mr.. Walker is prominent in Helena. He
was receiver for the Street Railway COM
pany and has been a leading business
man of the city.
The funeral arrangements are not COM
plete. The relatives of the young wo-
man were here, in anticipation Of ap-
preaching illness.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
EJECTMENT WRIT
WILL Be ISSUED
olUATTERS ON CCpURN CLAIM
DOWN ON THE FLATS WILL
HAVE TO MOVE OUT.

II was practically settled in Judge Me
elernan's court this morning that whole
sale cjeciment Of squattcrs III the flats
south Of the city would result from the
application OF the administrator Of the es-
tate OF Charles toburn 10 quiet right 10
title of the claim known rs the Emory
placer claim.
IT Was set forth III the application that
there had been 50 many cabins built on
the claim that II WAS practically impossi-
hlc TO get u correct survey to establish the
boundaries OF the claim until an order
Of cjcctmeni was issued
Judge McClernan has the application
under advsement and will probably issue
an order next month when his cour, con.
ycncs again.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
PETER POWER WILL
TAKE HIS CHANCE
WITNESS IN MERGER CASE is SAID
TO BE ABOUT TO RETURN TO
THE UNITED STATES.
[nY ASSOCIATED rRrss.l

New York, August is.--Slightly con-
hicting stories are told in Montreal
special as 10 the future movements of
Peter Power, the much wanted witness in
the Merger case.
According to the World, Mr.. Powers
will in all probability leave this evening
for New York, accompanied by his wife
and attorney.
1t would seem that powerful influences
are at work to prevent him returning and
his own family, it appears, have advised
him to stay in Montreal. He is willing
to return if he can keep out OF Jail.
The correspondents Of the press put it
this way:
ut is said Power is reluctant to return,
as it is believed if he places himself with
in jurisdiction of the United States court
he will go to Jail for the full time Judge
Lacombe committed him. He refuses to
see reporters and Mr.. Lamb declines to
talk for publication"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
MRS. J. w. M'ALLlSTER is DEAD
Prominent Missoula Woman Succumbs to
Brain Fever After Brief llIpess.
I TSPEGIAL 10 IHtfR MOnN4A

ESPECIAL 10 iF1fR MoGNfAl&.I
Missoula, August iS.-Mrs. J. W. Me
Allistcr, aged about 80 years, the wife
Of the wcll-known barber, died Saturday
evening at the Sisters hospital after be
ing i'll OF brain fever for the past week
Her demise viii be surprise to many
Of her friends Of tins section and else
where, as not many Of them were aware
that she was i'll. 1t has been arranged
10 have religious services at the home on
the north side this afternoon and the re-
mains will then be sent TO Warm Springs,
where her parents reside. Services will
be held there and the burial will be in
the cemetery at Anaconda.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
READY FOR BIG co
TOMORROW NIGHT
MCCARTHY AND HAWKINS WILL
COME IN FROM THEIR TRAINING
GROUNDS TONIGHT.

Both Jerry Mccarthy and Dal Hawkins
are expected in the city tonight. Both men
have ended their training and will be here
ready for the big mill tomorrow night at
the Broadway theater.
If reports be true Mccarthy is fit to fight
for kingdom and there are many who
think he will win out against the man who
has laid low many of the champion as
pirants.
Stewart and Hayes will go on for the
preliminary and this bout is expected to
afford even more genuine entertainment
than the main cvnt.
The sale OF seats has cclipsed anw adj
vance sales held yet and the indications
are that the attendance will be the largest
since the days of the saucer track con-
tests.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
AMERICAN HAD NO
HOPE OF SUCCESS
FRENCH EXPLORER SAYS PEARY
TOOK WRONG ROUTE IN HIS Ex-
petition TO NORTH POLE.
TBy ASSOCIATED PRESS !

New York. August 49, Captain Bcrnier
The French Canadian explorer who is now
collecting funds for his dash for the
North Pole by way Of Bering sea, does not
believe that Pcary has reached the pole,
says Halifax special Captain Bcrnier
has arrived at Sidney, having piioted
George w. Childs -Drexel's yacht down the
St. Lawrence from Quebec. and when
asked about Pcary's chances Of reaching
the pole, said:
why, he has no chance at all. How
do you expect him to reach the pole with
seven toes disabled and without the doc
tor. But we must give him credit for
what he has done he deserves it. You
will find, however, that he will admit on
his return that it is impossible to reach
the North Pole by that route"
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
KELLY CASE COMES
BEFORE NJ 'CLERNAN
tiAUPTS ARE UP BEFORE DISTRICT
JUDGE FOR ALLEGED CON
TEMPT or COURT.

once again the much liiigatcd Kelly
case came up before lndgc McC lernan
this afternoon. The latest move in the
battle Tor the possession of little Camille
kelly came through the application Of
Jesse b. Roote, attorney for Mrs Mae
Kelly, 10 have Attorney {. N. Hall and
Henry l.. lIanpi and hi, vie show cause
why they should moi be committed for
contempt OF court.
Following the entering ol the decree
awarding the custody of The boy 10 the
mother, Mrs. Kelly, Attorney Roote an
nonnced that the lad had been removed
10 another state ont side OF the iurisdic-
ton ol the court. This was accompanied
by an affidavit setting forth the charge Of
conspiracy
Mr.. llaupt made the statement that the
father Of the boy, Clarence Kelly, a rail
road man living in I'oeaicIlo. had taken
his son away.
Kelly came back 10 Butte Saturday and
was arrested and lodged in Jail. Papers
were also served on llaupt.
This afternoon Guy Stlpleton appeared
for Kelly and h. S. 1hreshcr was in
cludcd as attorney for llaupt
To Quash the Proceedings.
Mr.. lhrcsler filed motion to quash
the proceedings against Attorney o. M.
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs iIanpt and sim
liar motion was filed in behalf Of Kelly
on the ground that the affidavit did not
state sufficient cause Tor contempt.
Mr.. Ihrcsher read the record Of former
proceedings and the decree entered and
ffOntinuDl IN pog. 'Ibr.. 4
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
TWAIN OF BEARS
KILLED AT ONCE
OLD GUIDE WHOM PRESIDENT HAD
INSTRUCTED DISPATCHES THEM
A LA ROOSEVELT.

Rifle tolo August IN, i. Irih-
bic is the hero ol 4 desperate hand to hand
encounter with two bears. aud that he cs-
caped with his life was due in part to
the visit OF President Roosevelt to this
part OF the country two years ago. Roosc-
welt showed the old guide jus, how 10 give
the coup de grace 10 q bear with the knife.
lrihblc whle IN the mountains was
surprised by grizzly and succeeded in
dispatching him a Ia Roosevelt When
confronted by another big bear he dis
patched it IN like manner rrlbhlc WAS
covered with wounds but managed to
crawl to his horse aud ride to camp,
where he lost CONSEQUENCES
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
picture Inter M
PICNIC
MINERS UNION HAVE
BIG TIME AT PICNIC

1t took three excursion trains, with "a
cars, to handle the 5000 people who at
tended the great Miners union picnic at
Mountain View Park at Anaconda yes
terday. There were 5000 people from
Butte and 1000 from Anaconda. The
beautiful park was the secene Of one of
the largest and gayest gatherings that
have been held there in years.
The Miners Union picnic was sue
cess from every standpoint the finest or
der and the best of feeling prevailed and
nobody at the picnic failed to have de-
lightful time. Too much praise cannot
be given the managers and the commit,
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-18
ENGLAND'S KING MIGHT HAVE LOOK
ED ON AND SMILED AT OPENING
OF ST. GEORGE MEETING.
GRAND LODGE OF ORDER
IS IN SESSION TODAY
Representative From Six Branches, With
Total Membership Of 200, Gather in
Butte-Officers Are to Be Elected
This Afternoon-ProbabIe Candidate
and the Grand Presidency.

From all Montana's Britons, beneath the
suns bright ray,
A toast goes up for Englands veal on
ths-the Grand Lodge day.
Hurrah for merrie England, snug isle
across the sea;
For good St. George; for Englands king
and Englands people free.
Had King Edward himself been present
when the grand lodge OF the order of tie
Sons Of St, George was called to order
in Templars hail. he would have smiled
approvingly at the enthusiasm evnced by
his loyal subjects in foreign land.
The meeting was called to order at
10 O'Clock sharp by Grand President
William Eddy. The grand president then
delivered an address in which he spoke
of the good of the order of the Sons Of
st. George and the necessity Of holding
the annual meetings of the grand lodge.
He reviewed briefly the progress made
throughout the state during the past year
and declared that by the time OF next
years meeting, the order will have made
even more rapid strides than has marked
its course in the past. se4
After the opening address, roll was
called and some matters of minor impor-
tance were passed upon, after which the
Continued on Page Three.)
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TOWN OF CUMANA
NOW THREATENED
VENEZUELAN REVOLUTlONlSTS SSEtM
TO BE CARRYING EVERYTHING
IN FIERCE INVASION.

New York, August ~, Venezuelan
revoluionisis under command oi General
Morales are threatening the town Of Gu
mana, says a Herald dispatch from Port
OF Spain. General Nclutni, who cndeav-
ored to reach Barcelona before It's cap
ture by the insurgents, is Fastening with
troops TO reinforce the government
garrison in Cumana.
The capture OF Garcclona was affected
after several oays fighting by eight hun
drcd rcvoutionists. commanded by Cen
eral Monagas A large quantity Of arms
and ammunition was captured. More than
two hundred government soldiers were
taken prisoners.
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NEW LODGE OF REBEKAHS

Dillon is going to have lodge of
Rebekahs. 1t will he organized by Mrs.
Myrtle Stephens of Missoula, president Of
the Rebckahs' assembly of Montana, who
has been doing lodge work IN Butte FOR
several days and who left for Dillon last
night.
Mrs. Stephens will be assisted in her
work by Mrs. David Meiklejohn, vice
president OF the assembly. From Dillon
Mrs. Stephens will go to Anaconda to visit
the lodge Of that city.
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CAME IN WITHOUT A CREW

San Francisco, August IS.-The big
four-masted schooner Novelty has reached
port with 775ooo feet OF lumber OH board,
but without crew.
The men struck at Willapa harbor,
Wash, and Captain Perry went to sea
without them. He successfully nayigatcd
the vessel to this city with the aid of his
wife, two mates and the cook.