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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-03

Frank Schmitt, brother of Mrs. John
J.. Baker, is at Needles from Chicago,
and has accepted a position in the rail-
road shops there. Mr.. Schmitt is quite
well pleased with California in general
and Needles in particular.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-03

Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be given to chill
dren. Alvarado Pharmacy.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
NEW FAMOUS IS ENJO|NED
Judge Stillwell Decides the Interest
ing Trade Mark Case in Favor of
HershkOwitz-NO Damages.

One of the new questions in Kansas
law which Judge Stilwell had to pom
der this term was in the matter of the
use of the word Famous" by two
stores in lola. l. M. Hershkowitz for
years has called his clothing store the
Famous" A. N. Horwitz and COM
pany bought out the old New York
Store and Immediately named it
"Famous Dry Goods and Shoe Com
pany," taking the same name used for
years at their Pittsburg and Weir City
stores. Hershkowitz sued for S2,50C
damages, claiming that his business
was injured.
This week Judge Stillwell decid.
ed in favor of fHershkowitz, granting a
permanent injunction restraining the
new store from using the name ot
Famous as descriptive of their store
or business in lola. He ruled that the
defendants pay all costs of the suit.
No damages we're allowed the plain
tiff further than this. Mr.. Horwit;
Immediately asked for new trial
which was refused and the case will bC
carried to the supreme court.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
BONERSOCK 70 GET BOURBON
Mr. Hudson of Ft. Scott Withdraws
From the Congressional Race
Means BOwersock Delegation.

The only two men who have been in
the Race in this district against Con-
gresham Bowersock we're Nathaniel
Barnes of Wyandotte and Ben Hud-
son of Ft. Scott. Barnes secured The
votes from his own county, but got
not a pledge elsewhere. Mr. Hudson
seemed pretty sure to get the twelve
votes of Bourbon county at today's
convention, but when the country del
egates began coming in town Tues
day they avowed disinclination to
taking up Ft. Scott's town row over
the postoffice. Mr.. Hudson in Mon
days papers briefly thanked his
friends for what they had done and
withdrew from the race. The Monitor
which has been supporting the home
candidate in a strong editorial advises
that Bourbon county gives it's votes
to Bowersock.
And thus does the opposition melt
away. There now remain only the
twenty-nine votes of Wyandotte OPP
posed to him, and without them Mr..
Bowersock will have 81, while but So
are needed for choice. Even Bour-
bon county's II would not affect the
result. So it will be seen that the
Congressional convention will nomi-
nate Mr.. Bowersock on the first ballot
even Wyandotte county possibly lay
ing down the cudgels and getting into
the band wagon at the start. 1t is
what Mr.. Bowersock wished, the honor
of a denomination by a harmonious
and unanimous vote and it is what be
deserves.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
New Street Car Enninment.

The new 50-horse power motors for
the street cars are here and are watt
ing on the arrival of the expert from
jamestown, Pa, to put them in. Not
only have new motors been secured but
the entire electrical equipment of the
cars will be changed, including gov
ernors, trolley poles and all. Four
sets of apparatus were secured so
that all four cars will be thoroughly y
overhauled by an expert and prepared
for business. They will then be the
finest possible.
Mr.. Crouch is waiting on the city
council for right to extend his
track from its present terminus
to the river to his new park a
short distance north. TO do this he
must cross the city's land near the
pumping station and hopes to build
the track west of the power house,
right along the Neosho bank. This
done he will lose no time in beginning
work on the park. He says the rail.
roads have fallen in with the idea and
promise to run excursions here once a
week during the summer, giving people
a chance to see lola, take in the troll.
ley ride, spend the day in the grove
and enjoy the boating.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
Funston Probably to Stay

His friends who are familiar with his
service and his condition are agreed
that General Funston should not be
sent back to the Philippines, at least
not now. So the following brief dis
patch from Washington will be read
with interest. 1t says: at was said
at the War department today that
Brigadier General Funston, who had
just been granted months extension
of leave on account ot sickness at the
expiration of that period, If his health
permitted, would be assigned to the
command of one of the military de-
partments in the United States prob
ably the Dakotas."
Another dispatch says: ''He is GER
tain to meet with cordial welcome in
Washington, where the public classes
him with Dewey and Schley as one of
the heroes of the war. The president
is quite anxious to shake hands with
him. He told Secretary Root recently
in the presence of Representative
| Scott that he desired General Funston
brought to the White House after his
arrival at the capital. The president
will discuss the Philippine islands with
him. In all probability he will be re-
quested to testify before the house
committee on insular affairs, as he is
believed to be better able than anyone
else to put the committee in posses
sion of such facts as it desires to OBJ
tain in recommending suitable legisla'
| tiOn,
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
Some Mistakes Made

Some people who plant trees make
one or all ofthefollowing mistakes. (l)
Planting too soon. Wait until the
growth is in the right condition, till
the native trees start to grow. If you
plant too soon or when the ground is
too wet, the wind will move the tree
back and forth and let the air to the
roots. ~ Be sure and cut the plant
ed tree back as much as the roots cut
oil; it is called balancing the tree. (3)
Don't neglect the tree. If you have
many rabbits, protect your tree or
they will gnaw it the first night after
youI plant it. Don't let any hogs run
ia a young orchard. Take good care
o. yolr trees. 1t will pay you we'll
by making one or all of the above
mistakes, nearly one half of all the
trees planted never have fruit. Don It
blame the fruit man or his agent.
Plow the ground deep, dig the holes
2x3 feet 20 inches deep, fill in with the
top dirt 10 or II inches then set in the
tree and put in fine and rich soil
around the roots; tramp the ground
firm, with tree leaning to the south.
Then taking good care OF your trees
you will have peaches and pears in
two years and apples in from four to
six years.
S. M. IRWIN.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
Cures Sciatic Rheumatism.

Mrs. A. E. Simpson, 500 Craig ST..
Knoxville, Tenn, writes, June 10th,
1899: 81 have been trying the baths
of Hot Springs, Ark, for Sciatic
rheumatism, but l get more relief from
Billiards. Snow Liniment than any
medicine or anything l have ever
tried. Enclosed find postotiice order
for S1.00. Send me large bottle by
Southern Express. Sold by c. B.
Spencer & Co.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
Mel FrOnk for Clerk.

Melvin Fronk's announcement that
he will seek the nomination of the Re-
publican party for county clerk this
fall appears in another column. 1t
hardly seems necessary to say any
thing about him.
He was born, on earth, the time and
place is immaterial. For years he
lived with his father, G. A. Fronk, the
present clerk, on their farm in Salem
township where he titled the soil and
tended the kline until he arrived at
young manhood. incidentally he
picked up good education and an
excellent penmanship. When his
father was elected county clerk Mel
Fronk became his deputy and much of
the arduous work of the Office
has fallen on his shoulders, but he
has done it so well, so accurately and
so cheerfully that he has made friend
out of about every man, woman and
child that transacted business in the
Office. His Republicanism dates back
to the time when he came on earth,
but took an active form about the
time he reached the age of twenty-one.
Since then he has worked for the party
and has served on most of the county
and city Republican committees. Abil-
ity, experience and worth are con-
ceded to himiby everybody and few
young men can ask for election and
cite so good a record.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
This In Very True.

Incidence is a sluggish stream, yet
it eventually undermines the last yir-
tue man bas.
The Iola register., 1902-03-07
Bash Of Assessment.
First Published March 7, 1901

Agreed upon by the township trustees of
Allen county, Monday, March 8. Real estate
assessed at 60 per cent actual value, personal
nropertv 60 per cent.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-29
MatiGnZO Ciltr0n
en- -Daja,
V0lada eSpl6ndida.

81 domingo fu6 un dia de salts
facci6n para Vega-Baja. Matienzo
Cintr6n, el notable triburo ell pro-
fundo fil6sofo, ell encargalo de con
soltdar a Pto-Rico en- una sofa So
ciedad para que Sc confunda en- un
estrechO abrazo, nos deleit6 con su
elOcuencia, demostrando las verda-
des del espiritismo Esooz6 sola-
mente los puntos priucipales de esa
religion, con maestrfa, habilida1 y
discretion. Rebati6 principles que
no encsjan hoy lentro del orden mo.
1al nj fllos6ec =, pero sin herir, sin
offender: fu6 su objeto, senalar los
defectos d. muchas cosas de nues.
ira sociedad, aconseiando la regene-
racion de nuestro pueblo por medic
de Ia 7irtud y Ia practicA del trabA-
10.
Matiepz3 h bio dos horas, y
mas d. 1000 pc soras que escucha-
ban COZ relig oso sileGcio su brillsn-
t9 ora3:6l, inte rlmpian q la mo-
mert) al tribune con v1tores de
APP Ooaci6n y a!abauzas.
A Matienzo Clntfon le acompa-
na6a el intelig5nte joven don Jose
Calder6o, quien, cou facil y elocuen-
te palabra, desarroll6 uno de los
temas del programa. Ell joven Cal
der6n reYela una inteligencia desA'
rrol ads, y habla cen elocuencia;
siente 10 que dica. VAria, We ,es fue
aplaudido, haci6adosele jus5icia.
Los or&dores faeron pres 9nta
dos al pdblico por Ell professor don
Miguel R )driguez Sierra, habiend)
empezado Ell acto inmedi atamente la
Srta. Amparo DAvils, con una poe
STA del malogrado vate, hiio de este
pueblo, don Manuel PadilIa Davlla
Esta Stta. fu6 fslicitada calurosa-
mente, por 10 exacto que supo inter
pretAr el pensamiento del escrito~.
Cerr6 el acto Ell professor r 3dri'
guez Sierra, quien al termiuar me-
reci6 un abrszo del Sr. Matienz0
Cintr6D, manifestando dicho Saf1or:
eel abrazo que doy Rodriguez Sic.
IRA, es el abr4zo que envfo al pueblo
de Vega Baja."
Ell festival result6 espI6ndi1o
por demas, y la meDte de todo este
vecindario es preparar otrA fiesta de
igual fndole para den5ro de pocos
di S.
COSRE SPONSAL.
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COnS0jO Executive.
DIA %.

Reunido ell C,nsajo, Sc di6 lee
tura al acta anterior.
Ri bill del Sr, Cromwell no II
que trata do la publication de los
f>3l0s del Tribunal S1premo y Co: te
Federal, fu6 informado por Ia Comi'
sion Judicial en- sentido de que SO
vol7iara a reponer Ii seccio1 V. Ell
bill pit SO gu tercera le3tura.
Tambien informo Ia Comisi6n
Ju1icia' sobre ell bill del Sr Matte 4.
20 nQ 13, = por no eacontrarse al 1
So autor y ser ell informe desfavora'
bl9, qued6 sobre la mesa.
El bill no Is fue informado ia =
vcrAblemente con algunas enmien
das por Ia Comisi6n de Agriculture.
En- session ejecutivS 50 Giscutie
ron Algunos otros asuntos.
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Como viVe KRUGER

La Ultima escsns, tai vez en- Ia
larga y azarosa vida del ex-Presi-
dente de la Rep1o olica Sud Africana,
que est& & punto de ser absorbida
por el leon ingl6s, desarr6llase ac-
tualmente en- Hilversum, HoIan-
da.
Segdn las 1ltimas noticias prom
to caera ell t sl6n y desaparecera pa
ra siempre uno de los hombres mas
notebles de estos tiempos. La edad
y los Il 6.timos reveses est&n acaban-
do con el pobre auciano que cuenta
va rs amos. Aquell& constitution que
en- la juventud Sc endureci6 c2zando
leones no puede va sostener las pc
mas del magaate caid0.
Ell ex- presidente habita en- una
cssita de dos pisos conocida casa
Cara" que no difere de las residea-
ciss inmediatas de los ricos conner
ciantes holandeses y es el tipo ordi
mario de las casss de campo de aquel
pals. Un pequeno jArdfn an que el
deste e:rado pre- siden pasea todos
los dlas, ro1ea Ia casa,
Hil7ersun, es una ciu1ad d. Ger
CO de veiutinueve mil hsbitantes; Y
SO encuentra a media hor& de camino
SCORE ell ferrocarri que parte de
Amsterdam. Els un l0gar favorecido
como residencia campestre, pves tie
ne lama de quieto y salubrel
La vida del T1o Pablo en- Ia "Ca
sA cara" Sc desliza mon6tona y tran
quiIa. Ri expresidente sse levants &
las s9is y toma una taxa de cafe.
Des 2u@s de uu paseo, al lnusrza entire
ocho y media y nueve, Enseguida
lac con mucha atenci0 Il correspon
dencia que prevismente ha sido c,a>i
f3ad por su Secretario.
Tieue dos companoros insepara
bles: u1a larga pipa y su Biblis en-
pastada en- metal segdo Ia antigua
costn nbre, Aunque sab9 de memo
ria ell sagtado libro, especia mente
el antique I 1estsmento, y puede
STEM pre- encontrar al pupto un pasa-
je apropiado a cualqulera situa
ci6u, no d9ja de leerla debAio de un
arb0l que Sc en3uentra en- el jar
din.
A medic dia toma un elurcho
ftfo con sus acompsnantes, que son:
su nieto el sef1or Eloff, quien act1a
con su secretario particular; Ell Sc
Gor Van B ,eschOten; exjefe del gA-
birete y Jos Eef1o res BAk Van Ven y
B iced ell, &ata :h7sD. Estan tamb6a
con 81, su d6l criado Hsppe y 50 me-
dico belga. e. doctor Heymans. Pr
orden de esta 1ltimo estaa proscrl-
tos de su mesa todos los vinos IL
cores, siendo Ell aqua Apolinaris su
dnica b9bida. Das2ues del sluQchs.,
Il ex-Presl dent8 50 retira tu raca
n ara & 6cr mir Ia sic "a, levantar do
Sc las cuatro.
Ea la tarde d. IN paseo e1>co.
che que ostanta el escudo y Ia libr4a
del TcsnsvAal vo!v' eado lAs 6 o.
N. Es para e. un motive de mucho
ptac-r, que las gantes 1s sa|uien con
respacto; los mQchachos entonen q
81 paso Ell himno naci0nsl de los
boers, CUE TODD 81 mundo conoca en-
Hollands.
Cena alas 6 y media y Sc retira
& las ocho.
Sd espfritu no Sc ,ha &C rbard4
do por los Gltimos rave ses de su que
rido ps1s, y menudo exc.ama: $50
mos tan fuer5es como snte&; pode-
mos pelear toda la vida; nunca nos
daremos por vencidos.1
!Hermes3s palAbras eu los Ia
bios del admirable a1cianoi
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'I'OTAI
EGRESOS.

Llbramiento mlmero SO i favor de los que d
continuation Sc eXpresan por Montepio d la
Senera Viuda del DR.. La Rosa correspondien-
te d Julio $500. Id. viuda DR.. Selles de
San Lorenzo. Id. viuda Dr. Iguina~ Id. viu-
la dcl' Lc0O Juan E. Soler $500. Id. viu-
ia del Lcdo NJ. f. Martinez del Is de Abril
al 81 lie Julio. Id. viuda del DR.. Corchado
de Ponce Julio $1,000. Id viuda DR.. G. Fe-
ror $780, Ill., yiuda de II. BIanco $1,000
GratihcaciOn al Escrbiente por Julio V La
Correspondence de Pucrt0-Rico por su cuenta
$3l-70
Libramiento nllmerO 80 a favor de los que
la Sra. Vuda del Dr. Sel!es lie San Lorenzo,
correspondence al mes de Ag0sto $1,000. Id
viuCla del Lcdo, SoIer $500 Id. viuda del
DR.. lguina $780, ID viuda del Lcdo NJ F.
Martin $500. Id. yiuda Lcdo f. J. Mona
gas $500. Id. yiuda del DR.. Gabriel Ferrer
$500. Id. viuda del Dr. H. Blanco $500
Qualification al Escrbente por Agosto Sep
tembre Para sobres $3.50 sellos de fran
queo para cnvio de balances circulas 50
Llbramlento ndmero 80 favor de los que a
conunuaclon Sc eXpresan: p0r montepio a la
Sra. Vluda de DR.. Iguina, correspondence a
Septenbee $1,000. Id. viuda del Lcdo J. E.
Soler $500, Id, vinda del Dr. Selles de San
Lorenzo $780, Id. viuda del Lcdo. NJ F.
Martin $500. Id. Lcdo. C. ]. Monagas $500.
Id. viuda del DR.. Ferrer $500. Id: viuda
del Lcdo. U. D. Martinez de Humacao Dor
Julio. Agosto y Septiembre $45-oO Id. viu-
da DR.. H. BancO pOr Septiembre $500
Libramiento numero 81 favor de los que
continuation Sc expresan; por qualification
al Escribiente correspondence a Octubro
$1,000. Monteplo del Lcdo. NJ. F Martin de
Octubre $780, Id. viuda del DR.. Iguina
$500. yiuda Lcdo. J. E. Soler $500. Id.
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INGRESOS.

SaAdO ell eSta fecha
Cargareme nUmero l58 por los c0nceptos 81
guientes IA semestre del DR.. G. Wives. Dr.
q. VilIaronga. Is semestre Dr. J. Monagas
DR., Z. Hernandez. IA semestre I4cdo F. Gatell
LcdO. A Rodriguez LcdO. J. LedeSma (Sl2-OO)
Is semestre DR.. NJ. Guzman Rodriguez. IA
semestre LcdO. A. Saliva Lcdo. E. Davla l3
y IA Semestre DR.. NJ. Fernandez Mater. IA
Semestre DR.. J. NJ. Cueto IA semestre DR..
A. Goicuria. Is semestre DR.. q. Wives Por
10 sellos vendidos en- la Capital. Lo cores
Pondlente recetas despachadas por Lcdo. c.
Martinez Rosell0 $4-46. Lcdo. A. Rodriguez
5000. Lcdo A. Salivas $780, H. R. ANA
dec Sl-45
Cargareme numero l59 por los conceptas 81
gulentes: Intereses correspondientes al pres
tamo de $l8O-OO, | mes $l-35. Id, Sl8O-0O
hasta IA de Julio $3.50 Id. 100000 mes
3-75. Recetas Lcdo. E. DaviIa 5000. Il Sc
mestre DR.. Benejan, DR.. T. Rovira Is Sc
mestre Dr., Pasarel. Dr. R. g. Gatell. j. NJ
GateIl, Intereses pr6stamO de $4,000, $l-35
por un mes. Sellos yendidos en- la Capital
$1,000, sellos yendidos por ell ,Lcdo j. NJ,
GateIl, 8 Recetas. Id. $6-74
Cargareme numero 100 por los conceptos 81
guientes: Il y Is semestres Dr. j. Pom Rios
IA semestreS DR.. c., Garcia del Valle. Lcd0.
G. Martinez Rosell0. Dr. A. Lassaletta. Is
semestre DR.. Fernando Gonzalez DR.. Pedro
Hernandez. II semestres A. Bou Is semes-
tire DR., Stahl. DR.. Z. Font. l3 IA Is Sc
meStre j. NJ. Munoz. Intereses del pr6stamo
$5OO-O0 hasta de Septiempre 1915 Id del
de @6O-0O $3.50 Id del de $4,000 1898 y
por devoluci6n Il cucnta de este pr6stamo
$4,000.
Car@areme ndmero l6l por los concoptos 81
guientes: intereses pr6stamo $l80-0G hasta
Octubre 5I-3o Id. de S5OO-OO 1915. Id,
32lO-00 haSta q de Octubre $4-74. l4yl5
semestres DR.. J: Martinez Guasp. Is somes-
ire DR.. c. Garcia del ValIe. lntereses pres
tamos por $36O-0O hasta 2l de Mayo SI2-O0
LO correspondence d recetaS despachadas Dor
por cI LcdO. c.. Martinez Rosell6 S4-9l Is Sc
mestro Lcdo. c. Martinez RoseIl0. DR., NJ. Bozzo
SI2-O0 ntercses pr6Stamo $500-00 hasta 22
dc Mayo Sl3-35. Id. $l80-00 hasta 2 de No.
viembre Sl-35
Cargarcmc n1mero 1872 por los conceptos 81
guientes 20 sellos para ccrtificacones vendi-
dos por ell DR.. ]. Veye 20 sello5 vendidos
id. id. Lo correspondence a recetas despa-
chadas por ell Lcdo. H. r. Amadeo Sl-75.
tubre $4-05, Id. $500-00 hasta de Noviem-
bre 1915 Ill., $4,000 ha5ta Is de Noyien-
bre $2-03. Id. $3.50 hasta de Diembrn 81
35. Is semestro DR.. f. Goenaga. II v IS
del DR., S. Vizcarrondo. Is semestre del DR..
A. Bon. II y Is DR., F.. Pima II scmestre
Dr.. jose Baneras
Cargareme numero 1853 por los conceptos 81
guenIeS; LO correspondence rGcetaS dGSpa-
chadaS PoG Ell Ledo. j., NJ Gatell $7-9l In
tereses del prGstamo por $50O-00 hasta de
Diciembre S3-75 Id. $2l0-OO hasta % de
Diciembre S3-l6. Ill., $I80-0O hasta IA de
Octubre 4-05. Id, 10000 hasta de Enero
@l-35. Is semestre Dr.. Castani Sl2-O0. DR..
P. Font Martel6 Sellos yenddos por DR.. P
Font Martel0 $1,000. Is semestre Ledo R. A.
Martinez $500. Recetas i'll $500. Is Sc
mestre DR.. Vicenty $l2. II y Is semestre
DR. rMarcanO
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Sc SOliCitan agenteS.

Baen sueldo conisi6n por ven
der nuestros efectos, por muestrsrio,
al Cor mayor 8 menor.
Dirigirse por carta, incluyendo
seis centavos en- sellos, The Can
Dex Manufacturing Co. 134 East
Swan Street, Bdffalo, n. York,
l..s..9..2
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C0LEGI0 PARTICULAR
de Primera y Segunda EnSe1anza
E~undaao en- 1893
SAN JUAN, CALLE DEL SOL MUM. IL IA.
DRECT0R: PEDRO M0cz0 BANIEr

instruction dada Coeglo esencial-
mento pdctO IN Lr/24r i5 dibH/0; IN
I1p0uci61 N i0yo1r us u7iroTSid, II
cIGr30 ncNNI0 IN hUu0 fanceSn; Truc2y d LibrOS r
11@c0 NeTc0H AerjhlT0 @qni0a por imo JOS raaos
n0[0S, I}nu uNSiu Para Ia Ill Ing
el Cgo c'n la cooper co de (eputdo 7ofesr americana
cIase puamente de ducar e Od los
alnmno depues de habor adquo c anterior cono-
tene el frances idioma Datvo
tca Mcant cargo del de Lb de los
de esta Capital Sc alumnos nterhos media
sion Fl Coeio tiene RcgQueu0 Interior que oaviari los
dres los sOlicen
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Sc AL0UILAN

hsbitaciones h y IN hermoso Y yenti
lado mirador, en- Ia casa n6mero 90
le ID Gale de San Joss. preeios
n6dieos,
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dar&
CD ocaci6n 6 dos chicos appendices
qne sepan componer y distribuir.
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La Ultima escsna, tai vez en- 10
larga y azArosa vida del ex-Presi-
dente de la Rep6blica Sud Africapa,
que esta & punto de ser absorbida
por el leon ingl6s, desarr6lIase ac-
tualmente en- Hilversum, HoIan-
da.
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Sl.036-79

S 1922
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Dao absobtamente iarc de Ia opini de Ia prensa~
Microbes, d 0fCna
t Posi- at San Juan amond hsma July 1om

viuda del DR., Gabriel Ferror 1900. Id. viu-
~ H+~ M Blaneo Sl5-o0. I'd. viuda Lcdo. c.
J. Monagas $500. Id. viuda del DR.. Selles
de San Lorenzo SIS
Libramiento n1mero 90 a favor de los que
a continuation sd expresan: por gratfcaci
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-29
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-24
A BL00DSHED CENTER
The Victims and Dangerous Strike
at Lebanon Troops Ordered
There Last Night.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 24-General Co
bin last night was ordered by Governor
Stone to send the First battalion of the
Twelfth regiment to Lebanon to assist
the sheriff In preserving the peace where
the iron and steel workers of the Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Manufacturing COM
pany have been on strike for nearly five
months.
Lebanon, Pa, Sept. 24-Last night the
strikers fired several volleys at the works.
H. NJ M. Richards. treasurer of the COM
pany, was wounded. He was standing in
the puddle mill office when a bullet
crashed through window and struck him
in the side. President Sternbergh and
Superintendent Culliney were standing
with Mr.. Richards when the latter was
shot. Later six men were placed under
arrest by the troops
Shortly before the arrival of the troops
the rioters were In frenzy and that no
casualties were reported seems remark
able. A mob of men took possession of a
corhfleld south of the works and sent out
a shower of lead.
The men went on struke May 5. The
puddlers asked for an advance in wages
from 81 to $3.50 ton, but the company
was willing to grant only $4.25. This com
promise was refused by the workers. A
few weeks ago the company started up
several of it's rolling mills with non-union
men, all Of whom were negroes, imported
from the south. The presence of the col
ored mon greatly excited the strikers, and
there has been more or less disorder ever
since.
About midnight William Haffmal, aged
II, while returning homo from the the
alter, was shot He died in the hospital.
He was a messenger in the office Of the
American Iron and Steel company.