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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
Prisi6n de un embauCador

RaeortAmoa dc IN parl6dico mAdrilsho
HAelsndoSe paSar por hlio del hsr6Ieo Vi
ilamil, hR rscorrido VRRiAs pc bAeioueS I'M 10
ven que 81 An IA sido dsksnido en- VAllGdolld.
I'm VltoTiR llSgaron 3 obEeq quiaro con un
bAruust0, al que asistieFon las autoridAdeR,
bTindando por oil gIorioso mArIno musrto en-
Santiago Los rslRtos do los CoYresponaalas
hIcieron cue Es deBcubrler& In supIAntAei6n.
So 10 forui6 eonsaio de guerra tnvo que cum
pllr condenR en- l& eseollera del Fsrrol.
I'm BuYgos 40 hiGo pRsRr poF sobrino de
ConeRa aq1f por ofeiAl de To- TrAsAtkntlcR.
VsEfS pEaViato de pRsSportes y reAles das.
pRehou sxpedidos por ell ministsrio de Marina,
RpARts de unifoEmss, sbc, Sa busn tFAbo, sle-
ganeiA y distinction le AbFieron todas las pusr-
tAs de 10 buenA soeiedad VRliSoet2DA. AqUi
sstAbl6 Kslaeiones con una cOnocidR sehorisAs
utRando nm psri6dieo lRcaI . dAr RysF ls noti-
eia de su pToximo anlaes. Aptes Il, ,hAtfR pro-
pueSto oil mAtrimonio por sorprssA, psro ella
L'GmGGs, S dice llamars, Manuel Emilio
San Pedro. En- los Wales que hiSo liiendose
hIfo do VllIamil, pudo realism impoFt&ntea
ea5a fAa n los amigos dc Bilbao, San s -bAstiAnt
Ls6n, Salamanca y ZAmorR, paro solo psdii
reousnts cantidadss.
te6 sl bGehilIerato Rl morir ell padre, que era
nm honrsdo y MODESTO emplsAdo de Ia Trasst
l6ntleR, que no ls hiSo mArino por eAnsArss
de sus hASAfiAs,
Ia detenei6n sc ha vsrihcado poTque 9
dutao del hotal Fselsm6 ell imports de ls suen-
AA r. ioven 90 fue ver Ri EepRasensRnse q
In Tr&Satlkntiea, . qnian 50 hhhfA prsGene&d'
MI msg&R, y la diio que estAbs esperanto qa'
Id eiFaFan deGde BARcel0nR. El EspFesens@nb
AbOn6 In fAetuEa, pero telsgr@a6 In Oompa
ala, 6Stk 10 eontssa6 que alIf no fgurabR MIN
Rdn oGcial de bal nDmbge.
EntopesB dic eonoeimisntO lA polieaa,
"a Ia ingFesado sl incivf1uo en- u eATGsi q
chsneilIsTih, Aonde el tnSgAdo IL IN somaho
n PEimsT intsEgogatoEio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
BAYAMON

Tango hoy que empesAr eatAs cuArtlllAs,
lsmentsndo hondaments Ia re,dida del que
fue sn vida virtuoso sacsrdots, y amigo vsrdA.
dero don jose G. Vega. El Padre Vega, vivi6
muchoS amos este pueblo, donde ss hizo
AcradoF de las slmpRtfas apreelo de todos los
fsigreGas. Qas dsBcAnss en pas al alma del
amigo sacsFdots querido Dlos de consuslo
50 afIglds harms IA por ID psraida irreparA.
BILE qua rs tsnido.
LA eugsti6n polfiiea contir6a en- todo au
apogso, y las pEovocseionss los fsdsRalsS,
que parts de lns AdysrsREios van en- aumsnto
&Paro, sen r, no hay una Ley sserita que
por que no 50 cumpisP 5Acaso vivlmos en- IN
pals SRlvs jA?
No, mil vsees no. Puerto Rico ha aldo
sismpfs un pals quito eiyillxado, quisas mas
que muchoa Bstsdos do nasstra nusva mstr6-
poll. Puerto Rico en- los tismpos De 10 anti
qua sobeFapIs sopoFt6, Ri, las s1igsncias del
gobisFno, pero aqual mismo gobisrno hacfa
FaspetaF sus eiudRdRnos habfA gar1nts& peg-
sonal. sAtAbsn bten g2ralsisadaa iss pF0piada.
dss, Ia &uaedia eivfli apssaF de hAbsr COM
ponteRdo ell or, era y no habFk quien SO atreya
negarlo, ls gsrantfA del hombrs honEAdo, y NO
la gsrAnffi de los criminaes. como rssulta Ia
policiA insular.
No tsnfAmoH en- vardad IN eusrpo higi6nieo
para eonservar Ia higie1s,e en- lol hombrea q. 10
eomulgAn con Ia hoats santa de BarboEs, psro
tenfAmos an Gamble sl respeto oonsidsPAei6ns
de loE hombrsE que estAban 81 la6O de UbArri.
Nunea ell pArtiGo Unconditional, hixo rom
per imprsRtRg. nj Rtronailh aIssVos Amante q los
liberslsg, y muchos hljos dsI pals sneontrAbAn
prsteecI6n en- ellos, Runuus tuVlsgsE GistinkaS
ideas. 10 cual no sueeGs hoyl poTqua B2rhoss
no tIene para sus tuFbss, mucho menos pus'
de tens para los adverssriesi para estes no
tisns mas que eataeR tiEos.
iPnbre ps1u
70 soY pssimistA y erso que 81 espsramos
garantiAs del Goblsrno para triunfAr, hay que
sspsrRE que gArantiesn 3 sss gobisrno, ,que bien
dssaSPedisRdo asia CON Ia prosseei6n qus ls
prssta q los qua ssssinRn ID pAtria cue los
VIC naesF.
z Aqui 10 de MunoS Rivera
No hay redsncion,
Oorresponsal,
Ostubre 25 de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
Adhesiones
s .ior Director de LA DEMooRAcrA.
Presants.
Muy diItinguido ssiior:

Mny diItiDguido senior:
Daade To- evoluci6n del pnFtido Autonomis-
10 pusRtOHRqueio y 81 ingraSo en- e liberal
que dirgs en- EsoahR oil gran estAdtttA don
PFAxsdeG MRteo Sagasts, segufA dc buenR rs
lA politics que degsrrolIabR en- 10 isR oil GDoe-
tor BarboS&S; psro convsncldo dc que eIa es
una po fiieR DO Amhlei6l odio, me EOpRFo sn
shsouto del NAL llamsdo APArtido E BpublieA-
no PusrtorrlquenJS, pido IN Slto en- s gran
PartIdo sdersl Americana donds lRboran por
10 bisn8ndRnzA de mi p&fi, dentro de Ia 6Fbita
dsl ordsn 10 legaIidAd, los vsrdadsros puer-
torEiq usfoS hsles amantss de au pAtriA.
Los hombrss dc mi adueaei6n de mi tenn
Pile, no eongsniAn con laH cobardias nj s3nel0 :
nan oil erimsB; por ESQ quiero saparRrms de
asa 8grupAel6D,en q tanto abundGn ei bandida
isy sl dssel6dito o Iisro estRr Rl lAdo ds los
homhFsa dc honor, ayHdAndo con mi VeYga n
~ a aostaneE To- dIgnidsd de mi pAtria, y no sn.
fhando AtFo4msnts los hsehos REqueroEos da
nolS sx eoFrslia ionAFioH; pues AunqCe en- sss
gFupo exlstan hombres de eenelenei&, lR ma
yortA de lSs tUrbAs Sc lss impons, no dudo cue
hsy momento que Sc eonts giAn contribuysn,
euRndo no q RaaervA personal otTAs consignAs
RsssFvRdAs que me reserve.
No; no ss possible CUE 20 peFmAnsEca en-
ssa pRFtido que VI dejsndo muy tristes huellas
sFlmlnRlss on 80 nsgra historia, n6i pscRrfa de
iDgrAto y me quitAYfA oil husn 2ombrs dc obrs-
70 honrRdo, si pormanseIGra siloneioso en- sstos
momentOg, quedAss entire de JAl paPsido.
Sspa 81 PusbIo de mi pAtrla, que soy federal
AmealeAno, poTqus veo que asR astRellR de
sinep punto cue slmboliEa tai bAndera, seFG 10
PsdentoFG ae mi deserAGlado pAisI pofque has
50 lA nKturAleSa ls Reomps fS, no tan solo iR
sierra donds eAsi todas laB q 1rss son epgAlanR-
dAS con einco puntoS, 81 que tsmbien sl eislo
con su adorno briIAnte por Su efreulo sItrella-
do que le angalana3
De uBtsd Atantaments,
Saturnlno Ramos Aponte.
CsguAB, octubre 1902
Morovlu, bArrio Bio GrAndt ostubrs 16
do 1902,
DlstiDRuido eompGtr Gtr1ota;
HAbiando llsgado ls edRd que 10 Lay
mGre6 para la smisi6n del voto, llenRmos Las
lsgitlmas AapirRciones dc nusEtra concioneiR
honradA, eayendo de lleno en- las dlaG del gran
pArtldo fsdSrAl RmsrieAno, que sintstiSE ordsn,
moHAlid&d progreso.
GrAeiaa por la insePsi6n de sstas IinsAS,
aundAndo de uRtad altos. EePyidoRes,
Ramon OIsro, jose Sa'gado, Rsu ruego
HsrGelio Rivera, Juan b. Torres Juan Otsro,
Buan de DloS 5knehes, D su ruego Tomas X.
Rscudsro, AnGstReio Santiago, Juan Otsro
FcntansS, Miguel sAlgAdo, Jose Q. oiero, al.
frsdo Ga4man, Modesto FIgueroa, Antonio
Rivera. Hsriberto oo.6n, MaEse!O G1nzklsS,
Mat0o Gongklex,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
GRATlFlCAREMOS

TN eAbGllo zaino eiAro con un pequtfio la.
eaFo en- lA fFsnte, de sells 4fios de sdad, RlGRda
So euRrt s, mREeado a, IT, p. ; tene una ma
bRdUra en- oil aapinAEo y oil Fabo corsRdo.
I'm eabAllo bayo amarillo, de euatFo afios
da adAd, ElsRdA mas de ssis cuArtRgi tiene tres
sRbos nsgros sI deautsro dareeho blRnco
vatsRdoj marcado O. NJ. en- la maGR deFsehR Y
crimes Fabos coFtados de POGO tiempoj tlsns
una snrsdAduFa en- la rodIlls traesra.
Estes eAbsllos fnsron GustrA1ios 81 di& II
Dor 10 noehe del mss de o 3tubFe de 1909, do
Ia hnca dstIcR que tieps en- asmacAo, baFFio
asI BIO de PlsdPas, don OARimiro haFeRno.
Bs ETatiheRiA con oeho dollars poF cada
nnO DO elloa, al que DC notieiaS seRuFaB ds
a6nds GO eneuantrRnA LA DEMOCRACIA - is 5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
L1EKA FEnRlEA DEL ogsT1

tsInarario de Trenss y Vapoxes cue rsgfrk
desds el dia ds Septiambre da 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
HOTEL oLIMl4l.Po
SANTURgE

A 10 MTNUTOs DB SAN JUAN
Ell mejor hotel en- este china
TspI6ndida ventilaci6n. Parque,
Iardines y KIosco d La inglesa.
Excelente servicio dc carruaies
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum
brado sl6cIrieo modsYuo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
Dr.. Marcos A. ManZano

Medioo Cru ano de la Facultad de
Barcelona (Espada) con s amos de prAc-
tica.
Ofreoe sus servicios profeaionales.
Gale SJim9nez Sicard6S, Caguas.
Consultss de 2 & p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
AVISO

psrtir del % de Octubrs pr6ximo volvs.
ran tacAr sn Ponce loa vaporss ds In GRsd
ID Lines GZuliRD eMsPAeaibo,s ndmitisndo
esFga passgeroa en- Wigs dlreeto para New
York GportupRmsnbe as publiear6 81 nuevo
ltinsFAFio.
Agsntss: MorAIez CO. Ponce. D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
E aceite de hlgadO de bacaIaO
LACTO-MARROW


81 .eee de igado de baoaao medcamsnto cuyo
npendo poF nsroo pnsde provenr
de cualq"ier del higado de bacalao.
I'm los alrededore Paris de acete
ae hado de ocaao directories ulzaban materials pa
los inspectores mercados -
Mr. Bertrand cita Petersburgo en- cual
acee de hgado vaselna
puertop abandonado al consume de los
enermos acete do hgado pmea
aeste de orgen spgraar las mqunas
all humane aquna pero
poo que amacon faci seductora los broF B
81 aee hgado de baoalao n.tur. no ha osoapado mpooo
La ndasta humana Sc ha querdo priva gusto peo
pisdades FL h1gado natural de
ms snn po sn al ReadaG Pare
DO aote de higado de bacalao
thnd9se en- Ia mayoria de los ntsstina
do 81 ee n So 9o95an Jan & Spoetor no puedo sontnuar tonsn
vaelge horas 81 81 nsiste enfsrmos
autoridad. '>'@"''D'0 10 :" p''f'~
cue constituye n6ro relative del acee de hgado de ba
veces los teraeut aconsn anmntar @ rque la ncor
mas ssnoilo presoribP
6 en- este pals prepaado que
os E ua1 G T
LENA complete las exigencas de cenca compo
En- LACTo MARROW htgado de bacAlao
os sGG d m dd m no Sc
sion sino yemas de- huevos cogdos
rinaceas cognac como veheulo eche pura esto
sos hy qus Ia de- los
perf6ctam6nte dOslhcados
LACTO MARROW medicamentos empricos
tanto abundant composition entca nspa aos
uta conanza dice demuestra 10 que vale
LACTO MARROW vendo sustitur ventajosamente,
aee de hgdo de bacalao tene e
aqua rracion est6mago de
fc de dger todc sabor tan
agradabe mas medcina nectar deli oso
nido d guto los valosos testimonies susctos
Lopez Hemoso Duran, So6rzano
Capital los cuales manfestan dchos preso
satisfacoo Obtendo
pacisntes anemico tubercuosos raquitcos g. d. u
onieo reonstiyente dc pmea uer1a ameno
enfermos convaeentes que ene sooe
preparados de acete de hfgado de bacalao
facuavos, bien conOcdos tooo
parte nobidades m6dcas que
todos los que
snfcente los suen de cualquiera de
enfermedades esta ndcdo las madrs dc 1a
que hos crarse roizos usen pre-
ID segurdad enconraran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
EMPRESA De C0CHES
DE
sanaOra, PeRea, ASudO

Esta empresa Viajs desde San Juan q
Ponce vtce-versa sin Cambiar de coche
nj de cochero en- oil trayecto.
LIS Ii empresa que mas rapido hace 81
viaje.
Tambi6n nets coches para los puehlcs
intermedios.
Agencia en San Juan, Hotel Inglatorrs.
In Caguas, Adrian PereS.
I'm Ponce. Los Precios fjos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28
eJo a. ANUNCIo

I'm el tendal de don Francisco Rodri-
gues sc vende el Millar de ladrillos 4 Q
PESOS.
Arecibo,P. E.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28

Angel Acosta Quintero
AbOgaeaO y NoGarlO
Poncs. Paorto Rice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-28

Sc gestionan toda cIase de asun.
tos judiciales, Notariales, do 1u-
risdicci6n voluntaria 6 contencio-
sa On los Tribunales de Ia Isla,
contando On casos necesarios con
expertos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes de Ia Com4paAba do Sega
Y0s de V5zG Ell SOL del Canada
-AcS6VSd0d. PTeci0s na6dicos
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-05
SAT ON REDMOND
The Commons Refused to Listen
to the Irish Leader.

London, June Sin accordance with
King Edwards message to the house o.
commons yesterday, the government
leader A J. Balfour, in the house this
afternoon asked for a vote Of 4500Oo
to Lord Kitchener. AS a remarkable Co
incidence, parliament on June s. three
years ago, voted its thanks and 430OO
to the same general for his services IN
Mr. Balfour, in supporting the motion.
referred to Lord Kitchener's rapid pro
motion He said it had been given TO
few public servants to compass so Tnucn
work for their country in so short a
time as Lord Kitchener, who was COM
mander-in-chief in South Africa and was
chief designate of India
He found the army IN South AFRICA II
a state of disorganization consequent on
the il-success that attended the British
army at the early stages Of the cam
paign and he executed his duty WITH
adnira bic energy and skill But II was
not till Lord Roberts left that the claims
of Lord Kitchener to the gratitude OF
his cOuntrymen reached their present
magnitude. Lord Kitchener had to meet
with unique difficulties. He had erected
no fewer than 600 miles of blOckhouses
and in the conduct of the campaign had
the fertile mind Of his resources, bound
less courage, energy and resolution. and
to these qualities Great Britain owes the
termination Of the war. Few English
generals had cOntended with greater
difficulties and few had emerged from
1uelH III a more lulnp461ll ana DEIAl4d44e
way.
Mr.. Balfour concluded with formally
moving the vote of $4,000 pounds
The Liberal leader. Sir Henry Camp
bell annerman, who seconded the mo-
ton, paid warm tribute to Lord
Kitchener as a soldier and a statesman.
John Dillon, Irish Nationalist, led the
opposition. Mr.. Dillon said he and his
friends absolutely objected to the vote
because they were opposed to the policy
of the war in South Africa and the con-
duct of the campaign which involved
wholesale devastation of the country.
the burning of farms and sacrifice of
| life.
VIM. Ra1mond. Irish Nationalist,
/ caused a scene of great disorder by re-
/ marking that Lord Kitchener would go
/ down to history as a general who had
1 made war on women and children. "
| This remark called forth loud cries OF
/ withdraw and appeals to the chair
man to call Mr.. Redmond to order. The
chairman said the expression used was
not disorderly, but a majority of the
house refused to listen any further to
Mr. Redmond and interrupted him with
/ all kinds of shouts.
After a quarter of an hour spent by
| Mr. Redmond in fruitless endeavor to
gain a hearing. the closure was moved
The closure was adopted by 273 to 13e
| votes and the grant of $4,000 pounds to
| Lord Kitchener was carried by $50 to
/ "A votes The minority consisted of Irish
Nationalist and two or three radicals
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-05

Chicago, June 5.-CATTI4 LEI receipts,
10 600 head. Market steady. Good to prime
steers S7.25d7.75: poor to medium, o93n
700: stockers and feeders. S2.50Q5z5t cows,
81 seas 90: heifers. S2.50d6.60; Gamers, 500
$50; bulls $2.75Q5.55: calves, $2.50Q6. 80;
Texas fed steers. s.. 90N6. 40
HOGS-Receipts today, sc. 900 heads esti-
mated tomorrow 10000 head; left over, 81
796 head Market steady. Mixed and
butchers Sc. 95Q7 81 Y good to choice heavy,
s7.306i7- 471R, rough heavy. $3-0O4I % llBht,
81. S0lB7. Is; bulk Of sales s. 00gD7-35
HEEP-Receipts, 1000 head Shsep
steady lambs weaker. Good to choice
wethers, S. 5Od6 IS: fair to choice mixed.
s4.5OQ5- 40: western sheep. s5.25a6.zS; nat 5s
lambs s5250I7O0. Is western lambs $500
100. spring lambs, $3.50.
OFFICIAL receipts and shipments ysster-
day. Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Receirrts 49, 527 81 695 I,59S
Shipments --.... z,l46 e,f14 --.--
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-05
CLEAN UP DAY.
Next Saturday is Time to Brush
Up.
Civic improvement SOciety's
First Monthly Event.
LOOK TO BACK YARDS.
They Are to Be Fixed Up on
Saturday.
How City viii Be Frightened
For 1904.
LOOK TO BACK YARDS.

Saturday, June z, Is cleaning up day.
Cleaning up day is an institution Of
the Semi-C Centennial Civic Improvement
The first Saturday in each month is
designated by the Civic Improvement So
ciety as cleaning up day" and every one
is urged on that day to make a special
effort to rid their yards. both front ana
back, of any rubbish that may nave ac-
cumulated, and to clean out the alleys Of
all the tin cans and rubbish.
The Civic Improvement society IS COM
posed of mem bers in every walk of life
At the meetings of the society the mem
bers meet to discuss methods ana way
and means for the beautifying of the
city the humblest workman is on an
equal footing with members who come
from the largest homes OF the city eac1
member of the association is an equal
with every other member in the great and
noble work of making Topeka the most
beautiful city in the country, ooth from
a sanitary and artistic standpoint.
Prizes have been offered for the best
lawn displays and the best condition OF
premises in the various wards, precincts
and blocks of the city for next year. With
good hard work between this time and
the spring of 1904 when the city of topeka
will be fifty years old, it IS planned 70
put the city in condition and hold big
musical festival, with the best talent
money can get, and invite visitors here
to see the city.
Topeka IS already recognized as one OF
the prettiest of western cities With hard
energetic work and appropriations Tor the
Improvement of the parks, vacant lots
and the streets, Topeka is readily adapt
able to be made the prettiest of cities.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-05
PROTEST FROM PARKDALE.
w. A. voigt Corrects Some False
Impressions.

To the Editor of the State Journal:
In one of our daily papers of recent
date was an article stating that there
was a praying band Of women Of Park
dale going around to the joints IN
ParkdaIe and praying.
I wish to state in your most worthy
paper that that is great injustice to
one of the Oldest and most beaut1fui
additions to the city of Topeka nan ely
Parkdale.
defy any person or persons to
name or point out any joint In Park
dale.
I am also sorry that our reporters are
not better posted on the boundries
and locations Of our beautiful addition.
Parkdale Is only a small addition, a
little over two blocks wide and six
blocks long, commencing at the creek
on the north, Locust street on the east,
East Eighth avenue on the south and
the creek on the west.
But according to the papers for the
last fifteen years anything that occurs
south of the river and east OF * ansas
avenue is classified as Parkdale-
I hope in the near future they may
become better posted on the boundrles
of the additions of our most beautiful
city, and give justice to them all
II anything occurs in Parkdale, why
put it in big bold letters.
1I21 East Sixth Avenue Resident ano
Taxnaver of Parkdale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-05

Texas and Pacific lost a point and Cana
dian Pacific and Readings declined sharp
fractions
There was a resumption OF yesterday 9
selling movement in Canadian Rac1nc aIl0
the stock was offered down gradually IA
general list was 50 narrow and the. oeIaeno
so unimportant that prices SaggeQ s.lstite-
ly elsewhere in sympathy Hooking alAeg
and corn products yielded a point eaen an1
Westinghouse Electric points. ~Dstro4s
United Railway rose point.
Prices worked lower under the lnIueucs
of heaviness in Amalgamated copper aIio
a decline to the lowest again IN Ssllasfltl
Pacific Reading made a moInenraly spuEA
to yesterdays closing level ana 81. Louis
all relapsed later. international EoWer
opened 10 points off, at co. New York ar
Brake declined go points. American Tx
press g. North American and Pressed
Steel Car, Fuller Construction and Grass
Irvine over point each ~.
Bonds were easier. Central OF Georgia
incomes were notably weak.
Prices gave way additional fractions on
light selling. The declines reached a point
IN New York Central, Manhattan and
struction lost points. There were gains
of a point over in Northwestern ana
Interna tiOna1 Silver preferred
An active selling movement developed
and prices of many leading stocks Soiq a
point or more below yesterday, s. close. The
pressure was quite general, the fractions.
Amalgamated Copper, Consolidated Gas,
| Colorado Fuel. Reading. DelaWare and
Hudson St. Paul Atchfson, New York
Central Illinois Central and many obscure
madam Pacific broke rs points and Min
| neapoIis, St. Paul and Sault Ste Marie pre-
/ ferred Il point. The market was duh lagaln
at 2 O'Clock, but still dropping.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-05
COLE is STRONG.
Sixth District FusiOnists Pleas
ed With His Nomination.
Believed That With Him Reed
er Can Be Defeated.
FROM SAME COUNTY.
Present Congressman and OPP
pOnent Measure Strength.
BeIOit Won More Laurels as a
Convention Town.

Beloit. kan. June 5.-The nomination
of c. NJ. Cole for congress IN the sixth
district seems to give general satls-
faction to both Populists ana DeIuO-
Gratis although it was surprise even
to some of Coles friends. A NUMBER OF
counties ia the western part Of the DIS
trict came to Beloit friendly to Cole,
but they did not expect to be able 70
nominate.
said w. S VilcoxOn. of Thomas coun-
ty, sbut really I had no idea he would
be nominated. I supposed it would eth
er be Turner or some other Democrat
from the eastern or southern part or
the district. Cole Will make good race
though"
Two things made Cole the most avail
able candidate before the convention
He is from the same county as Con
date. and he has not been IN politics
enough to have political enemies as X
w. Turner has.
During the past six years since Tur-
ner left the Republican party ne mas
been rather independent in his political
actions He first went off with the free
silver wing of the Republican party IN
1896 Two years later he supported
Judge Picller, of Smith Center, Re-
asbIican for the district bench in OPP
position to the fusion nominee, and the
Republicans thought he was coming
back to them But he didn't. In 1900
he announced that he would act with
the Democrats and he supported Tully
Scott for congress in the sixth district
ia opposition to J. b Dykes, the Popu-
list nominee. These actions on Turner s
part made political enemies for him in
his own and adjoining counties, and
they defeated his nomination for con-
cole had none of these things to con-
tend. He was raised a Democrat in
West Virginia and has never affiliated
with any other party. He has been In
the mercantile business for number
of years and not very active in poll
tics, except locally, and his course mas
been such at home that he stands we'll
with both Democrats and POpulists
Then the fact that he lives in Phillips
county the home OF Congressman Reed
err and is popular there added to his
availa bility as a congressional candl-
date.
Two years ago Reeder carried Phil
lips county by only 80 majority over
the combined Populist and Democratic
vote, so there is chance Tor the III
sionists to carry the county against
Reeder this year with home candi-
date.
The fusionlsts believe their chances
for electing Cole are extremely good
this year. Two years ago Reeder was
elected by a plurality only. and not by
a majority over the fusion vote. The
Eopulsts and Democrats each had a
candidate in the field two years ago and
they worked against one another and
divided the vote. If there had been only
one candidate and he had. received the
combined vote of Scott and Dykes, the
two anti-Republican candidates, he
would have been elected by about 800
majority.
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