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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
AgitaCi6n popular
en- Russia,

Contin dan recibiendose noticias
procedeutes &c distintos puntos de
Rusia dando cuenta del inCremento
revolucion&riO que Sc extiende por
sodo Ell imperio. T, d&s les notici&s
cOnvienen en- que Ia situacion presen
ta NAL aspect para la causs reAccio
maria pesAr de que Ell Gobierno b@
circu1ado seyeras ordenes & todcs
los distritos militares para Que & to-
da costa restablezc& Ia obedicncia 81
despotismo imperial
No obstante ell elementO militar
simp8tizh con Ell pueblo y Sc MEGA 6
disparar sus fusiles, siendo 1nica
mente los cosaCos les qua con su
proverbial ferdcid&d matap, destrO
zAn y encarcelan.
En- Ekateriucff al celebrArse
una gran manifestation contra ell
Gobierno, los cosacos arremetieron
contra los manifestantes, m&tSr0n 3
20, hirie ION II y arrestaron $50.
DurAnte Ia jorDa1a de ese dla
pGsaron de 800 les muert. por los
cos&cos.
En Njiui Noovgorod SO reparti6
Ia sjguiente breve y elocuente gro
cl&ma: sHemos sufrido "a bastarts
en- el silencio. Es va tempo de que
Ell pueblo Acabe con todos sus opre
sores2
En- ~ pueblo, cerca ess misma
capital, los vecinos desarmAron d
dos batallonesy fueron & peles con
ira los coeacos, despues de haher
ahorcado & tres Zen1kj N0ch0Imkts,
aooufoe 3ol Gobior4O
En- SarAtoff, Tamboff y OtrO dis
trito del VoIg& los revolucionarios
son duenos de Ia situaci6n.
Ell TAsk9nt> ko muchOs miles
de mineros han volado con "'i.amitA
the na0nagers's house, casa L1cin@ de
In direccj6n, y & ls llegada de Is
trcpas libr6se una verdader@ b&ta'
liza resultando muchos muertos y he
ridos de uno y de otro bAndo.
Toda Ia correspondence del Sud
de Rusis cue llega & San Petersbur.
go, es alberta y son prohibidas las
cOmpricaciones teleg1 afcas. TOdOs
los propietarios rurales abandonan
sus haciendss y Sc iuternan en-
las gr&ndes cspitales.
Los campesinos reccrren sus
distritCs en- grandes columns ar
mados de maysles, picos, hor-
cas-, hachas y llenos de corsge atA
can 4 las tropas que arcuentran $su
p2so
Uoo de los leaders del bsndo re-
volucioD&rio, es un repres entante de
Ia iglasia rusa.
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GGStaS en- Granada.

En- IL prensa de Granada enCon-
tramOs datailaG& rel&ci60 de uu he
Cho que reyala Ia Rudscia de los Ia
drOnes que ejerc3n su Oficio en- sque
la capital.
La casa rObRda fu6 Ia nun. 13
de ls caIle de Gom6r5z, donde h sbi-
tRbs la sonora de Martinez de Rods.
En- dichN casa reside Ell guardia
civil jose Tirado @ 3rt6>; y, siendo,
proxim3mente, las tres de la madru-
gada, Ell referido individuo sinti6 pa
sos y ruldo de gente extrsfIa
81 guardia Sc ArrOj6 rApidamen-
To de Ia CANA, y cogiendo su fusil
abri6 10 prert". del cuartO dOnde dor
mia y enGro on IL cocina.
En el momentO de entrRr Jose
Tirado, vi6 que un hombre SO Arroja
b& deede estA habitACi6n al jardin y
huls precipitadamente.
= FL gu&rdia hizo dos disparC s de
fasil S Jbre Ell fugitive, que no fu6 81
Canzado por los proyectiles y pudC
esCap&r.
MientrAs este ocurrIA, oil guar
dis siutj6 en- el comedor rufdo como
de vRriRs persopas que hufan Rtrope
lladamente hGciA Is parte opueets
del odifcio; so dirigi6 squel sitio
y vic alberto un bAlc6o, por eli cus
seguramente se hsbfan srrcj ado
IL Gala los indivil laOs que h&bfau e1
ell Comedor.
E com4dor estsba en- el m&yo.
desord"n, los c0jonts de los mpeble
able tus, y Ell suelo lleno d. intinidat
de obj9t-s de vslOr que los ladrone
AbAndouSron en- su fagA
La servidumbre de Is cas-, gu
Rcu 40 81 rp;d de los disp&ros y II
carrerss, practice, en- union dc
guards, "a cscrupuloso recopoc'
mieutn y rfcoRi6 del suelo los obje
tos rob2dos que eran muchos y
vslOr.
NEUROSINE l7RUNIEl
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Iudiscutjblemente, es s,

Iudiscptjblemente, es superio
rfsimS la !echs que venden en eLA
VAQUITA \ NEGRA , San Francis
CO Al. Recumendam0s q nuestros
IectoTes t. c&s%, modelo, puede De
cirss de lechetfa, donde Sc observa
3scrupuloso Aseo, Sc conoce que el
negs C 0 esta en- mAnos de pefson&s
que l.. cooc can S fondo, buena ga
rant1a para In Dume:osa ienCela
que sostiere E i r. f ccp, b3mbo
mes, rsposte:fa. sifops de tvdaa cls'
ses, b Irchsta dc aimendr8s y leche
b .tlda & 5 centayos ell Vase, no hay
mas que pe dir.
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LmpOrtant0
Contestsndo con el GU to

ContestAndo con el gu to QUE
rOs csrActeriza Vari&s consu tas
qua SO nos ha he"h :, respe, to d que
obedece ell silencio que hast@ ah9ra
hRy sobre las reclaim sciores hechRs
por varios cont i1uyentes que recon
siderAn perjud csdos con Ell nuevo u
mento'de las propi' dsdes t'ssdss, po
demos iuformsr, que lss pers ouas 4
quien uada SO les dig =, sig iticN q. han
si1o estimsdas sus reclSmaciones y
a aquellss que no 9 ten en- las mis-
mas condiciones, Sc les avissra Co
10 debidS sntel&f ion psrA q pued&n
d. f9nderse personslmeate 81 asi 10
quieren. Del IS 81 90 se reunir& ls
luuta para delioersry resolver sstos
. .rticular>
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Academia de mdSiC2.

Diez lustros de pr&ctica no in
terrunpid& en- todos los ramos del
Diviuo Arte, incontsb,es disci oulcs
~ Daestros, son g&rantias sufaien
te & sAtisfAcer sun al mas exigsn
te.
Don Jose G )t6s ofreca eus cont
cimiertos & cna1tcs SO d;gaen hon
rarlo a61icn6o SD Acsdemta = COZ
e<n~ciz, i3&3 Ia clase de cArt", c&il
de- il C:rz Is donde SO recibira
aviscs cmptzspdo Ell 10 de Jrnio y
horas co patioles con los Go egio
y OdCinas, D 30 IL
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Frente d teatro de Aguadill

Frente 81 teatro de Aguadilla
ocurri6 una reyerts entire varios j6
venes, propinaudose 6 tos sendc s
garrotazos y esqujletszos, 6 conse
cnencis de cuya reyerta resultsrG n
cuAtro heridos de gtSved&d, falle-
ciendo un sefior de apellido B yrna
te & causa de las heridas que reci'
bierA.
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OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de jose G. del
Valle' Fortalezs II (altos) Gesti6n
en- los Centros ofciales y AyuntA
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y americanos y traductdo
Tambien Sc ocupa estA oicius or
oompJa y venta de 1ncas etc.
NJ P,
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A nue. stros amig0s

Esta lIamard0 Ia atencion ,el
Hotel the Merioa," eitua1o en- la
Gale de San Jose n6mero esquira q s
Tstu ar, por las conida5 tan exqu1s-
tas que aili SO hacen y por Ia vista
hermosa y fresca one tiene ac;a la
bahia.
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Nos dicea de Anasco que Ell jue
yes tltimo Sc introdujerOn unos Ca
cos en- ell almAcen del Sc nor Jose Ro-
DR. 'guez Martinez, rompiendo 81 es
critorit Sc llevaron v&rios pagares
y billetes, destrozaron Ell ibro ma.
yor, y Sc llevaron ell lioro diario.
La po}ic1A anda en- averjguacio
nes, del NntOr 6 AntOra2.
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Los contribuyentes de 10 juris-
dicci6n de Ponce van elevAr ur
escrito al Tesorero General, protes
tando per el aumento en- las tasA
clones
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FL Sr. Desiderio Canales, aboga
do y rico puertorriq uef1o de Ponce,
prometese defender personalmente
ante la Junta RevisorA de San Juar,
Ia reclamation qua tiene pIanteada
por tAsaci6n injusts de so fuca.
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CAsaron en- Csyey la sef1orita
PAquita Santiago y el joven Alfonso
NJ. Ortiz. Ap&drinaron 6 los novios
en- ell temple cat6lico Don Juan Or
tiz y la Sra. CristinA Santiago.
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e. Mayagu9z. por orden rel
Alcalde Sc han suspendidO los ira
baits qua vebf&u pr2c candose ep
as acerAs, hssts tstto squella &u'
tor:d a egue u acuerdo con los
alba ri es.
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Han contrhi1o ma

Han contr&i1o matrimonio ca
t6lico en- Poucs los distiDguidos j6'
venes de aquella sociedad don Juan
TorIuella Cortada = Ia sen 9rfts Rita
Fnrnaris
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Contir ia erfsrmo en- Ia ciudad
del 0 ste nus stro amigo y compafe
ro don Jose Garcia B Bsreuguer
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81 dOmir 90 pr0x mo los sci

e domiE 60 pr6x mo los sen
res Santiago Ig esias, Julio Medioa,
Eugento Ssnchez, Julio Aybsr, Luis
Montalvo 7 ot'o3 50 trAslAdAr&n de
Msysgt z & Csoo Roio con obieto
de celerrar IN emAss meetings en-
este 4 timo puebl:.
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N0FICTAS.

Dur&nte ell mes pasado, ocur1 ie'
ron en- Ponce 81 defunciones, 210
nAcimientos, y Sc verificaron 81 ma
trimoniOs.
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INTER ES ANTE.

Hsgo sAber al comercio y al
pd5lico en- eneral, que desde Ell diA
de hoy no psgar6 ninguuA uents
que vengA a mi nombre, &Eo ser
que sea autorizsda por 6gden mia y
con mi drms.
jose Rodriguez.
n
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"A un cabsllero> de Clyey le
foeron sustraidos del bolsil!o dos
billetes de 6 $40 y 8 de uno. Muy
babil debfa ser Ia mano del csco cuRn
do el despojado solo SO d 6 cuenta
del hecho cu&ndo "a era tarde para
sorprenderlo-
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P,~ el t-inunAl de Po!icfa de
Msysgasz le han sido aplicadss mul-
tss a varios sofistidcadores de le~
che.
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E volcan E5: segun telegrs-
mas de- 1talia cxuss gran iuquietud
gu e1 N e De Sscilia dJnde se hS-
la situAdado.
E volc&n arrois torrentes de
hamo percib' 8 1dose desusados rui-
dos en- el Interior del monte que h&.
ce temer una ru%vA erupci6n.
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La fieDro amarillo
eSta aCabaldO
con los habitanteS
de la Gu3yana FralCeSa.

Paris Mayo 2y EI G ,bernador
de Gasy2ua, en- VISTA del plan da
ervlar emigrantes de Martiuic& al,
hA inf ,rmado al <ministro de iAs
Coloniaso qae hay 200 cases de fie
be amarills, 81 +; y que recieote-
mente Sc han registrado, Il def1n'
cioneP, y tambien le ba hscho saber
que estos casos y dsfun clones. son
veriic&dos en- todas p%rtes de Qua
Yara excepto en- C¥ne
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Eld1a Is del presente mes, Sc
desiguarAn los <Jueces de Ptzo que
iran sustituir & los Jueces de Po Ii
ole
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CCNsRJO a LAS MADRYs ---Ri jaraos calmant
10 Winslow debe uaarse siempTe que los nifos esta
en- al DeYEodo de Ia dentici6p, AlyiR de moment
- oa6rsSo "ntr'"nte: rroduo~. IN sue8o natural p
APanquo, altviando al niHo de dolor 81 angelic
ladar. Calma al nino aDlanda las enctas, alivia to
dos dolores, ayuds al vanto, resula los tntesinoRe
0Sss ma1oT oonooido remedio para Ia dIsyrss ss ~
gal3R dc Ia dentiei0n de otras cauaRs. Te0eR fui
da1O DedlE poF "yarahs CslmarEs do Mr Wtnsow
p1Y ser al e@a1oP 10 todos
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Al Jaez Municipal de Fsjario
le ha sido cCncedido eI mes de icen
cia, que pidi6 per N )tivos de So
Ind
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El almuerzo esta servdo; su famila Sc ocupa de
hacerle justica. Ldstma que por sufrir usted del
est6mago este desocupado asento le sea
possible gozar de los sabrosos maljares!
S6ntese usted! Coma n1odtraci6n mastiQue
bien al levantarse de Ia mesa tome una dosis de
dos tres Pastillas del DIR. Rchur; repose durante
ounce veinte minutes pas6v*e luego. Con este
m@todo no sentird usted el peso y ocupaci6n del
est6mago, nj la accumulation De gases nj las agru-
ras, nj el dolor de cabeza
No cree usted que vale Ia pcna probar con este
tratamiento mas csc]nvo del.est6mago? Ell
remedio esta SUI alcance sc vonde Ell todas las
boticas
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GAELIC COMES FROM COAST.

The Gaelic arrived from san Fran
cisco this morning with five days later
mail and news. She brought no pas
sengers for this port and has but a
small number 70 rthe Orient. Among
her through passengers is Colonel c.
Kitchener, a brother of Lord Kitchener
the commander of the British forces in
South Africa. Quite a number of mis-
siOnaries are returning to China and
Japan The Gaelic has a big cargo
Captain Finch is again in command Of
the vessel Mr.. HambletOn who COM
manded her during her last trip, has
left the vessel and gone east to accept
the command of one Of the vessels of
the White Star fleet on the Atlantic.
The Gaelic win sail for the Orient at
p. m. today
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TEMPEsTIOIIS WEATHER

SAN FRANCISCO. January 21-Tem-
petuous weather was encountered by
the bark Kaiulani, which has reached
port, eighteen days from Honolulu, with
seven passengers and a cargo of freight
consisting principally of q Az bags of
sugar and $40 bags of coffee. The pas
sengers We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Brinley,
Mrs. Somers, Mr.. Van Leuvan, Mr. Van
Arnsmaldt Mr.. Opitz and Mr.. Shore,
Captain Dabel reported that on January
9th and 10th. in latitude 80 deg. "a min
north, longitude 147 deg. so min. west
a strong gale blew from the southwest
with a high sea and terrific squalls, and
that the wind suddenly shifted to the
northwest, with squalls For a time
the Kaiulani was in company with the
barkentine w. II. Dimond.
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PASSENGERS


Per Stmr. Mauna Loa, January 2S,
from Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau
pOrts-W. II. Cornwen, p. O. BuzZeU, c..
h. Palmer, A. b. Sheen, G.. Yaknam, w
r. Herrick, Miss NJ. Fennell, r. La
Mar j. Bachelor, G.. b. Wells, f. Peter
man. Rev. w. Ault, $. E. Damon, j,
Goldsmith. Miss r.. Henry Miss Palma
nui, Charles Roedahl, Mrs. Hemming,
Master Hemming, w. e. Bal, H. r..
Case and 90 deck.
Per $. S. Gaelic January o. from san
Yokohama: Miss A. NJ.
Archbold b. A. Bigelow, Mrs. e. A.
Bigelow, Miss Janet Scudder, Rev
Leigh Layman, Mrs Leigh Layman
and child, d. r. G. Brown, Mrs. d. r..
c. Brown, r, A. Gleason, j. 1, Mexican,
S. X. Werlich, Fung six.
For Kobe: Mrs. S. A. Beck child and
infant, Rev. S. A. Beck, Miss S. Miller,
Rev. f. w. Steadman, Mrs. f. W..
Steadman and son.
For Nagasaki: r. d. Rodgers, Mrs.
r. d. Rodgers
For Shanghai: Rev. w. j. Mortimer,
Rev. c. e. Hartwell, Mrs. G. e. Hart
we'll, two children and infant, Miss
Phebe Wells, Miss Pauline e. West
colt.
For Hongkong: L. J. Clayburgh,
Miss ID. Varley, Col. c.. Kitchener A.
Filipini, II. L. Van Wrinkle.
Departing.
S. $. Gaelic, January 2S, for the Orient
H c.. Hudtwalcker, Rev. d. ScuddeI
and wife, c. B. Ripley, and so Japanese
and 25 Chinese.
Per stmr. Kinau. January 2S, for HilC
w. A. Scripps and wife O. NJ. Dun
bar, w. II. Corbin, r. e. Callahan, A
Alleuburger A. l.. Morris, Miss NJ
PAYNE Rev. S. Hayashi. A. b. Clark
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THAT PRIZE STORY.

The Bishop Of Panopols has written
letter protesting against the char
acter of the story Father Francis"
which was given first mention in the
Kilohana Art League competition. The
letter is addressed to the editor of the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser and
says:
II was surprised that such a vile
production could have the ear Of the
kilohana Art League and that it could
be published in a paper like yours,
which presumably enters the homes of
Christian people with sons and daugh-
ters, whose minds should be brought I'm
contact with only the best and purest
kind of literature.
II was indignant because the article
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by its Attorneys,
HATCH g. SILLIMAN. "
AN ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA
AWARDED OEE

Some time ago my daughter caught
a severe cold. She complained of pains
in her chest and had a bad cough. 1
gave her Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy according to directions and in two
days she was well and able to go to
school I have used this remedy in my
family for the past seven years and
have never known it to fail" says
James Prendergast, merchant Annot-
to Bay, Jamaica, West India Islands.
The pains in the chest indicated an
approaching attack of pneumonia,
which in this instance was undoubted-
~ warded off by Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. It counteracts any tendency
Of cold toward pneumonia Sold by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., gem
eral agents, Hawaiian Islands
Ads under Situations Wanted" in.
serted free of charge in the Star
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INDULGENCE


Tuesday January 2S
S. S. Gaelic. Finch. from San Fran
cisco. off port at $3.50 a. m.
Smr Nauua LOa, Slmorsun, from
Lah1ma. Naalaea. kona ana Eau ports
at G.2O 90 no. with i3i9 bags sugar Ho
bags coffee, 391 bags taro. 90 bundles
bananas. bundles tobacco, hides, 10
pigs. 100 packages suudries.
Am ship Helen Brewer, Mahaney
13g days from New York at 40 a. M.
Am. bark Ceylon Willer from Hilo at
a. M
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terday the schooner S. T. Alexander
reached port, seventeen days from Ka-
hului, and the barkentine w. II. Dimond
twenty days from Honolulu, and the
schooner Rosamond twnty-six days
from the same port, also came into the
harbOr.
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RETRIAL IN MARcH.
Second Hearing Of Honolulu Plantation
Case

The second trial of the case Of the
United States against the Honolulu
Plantation company viii begin on
March 3. Yesterday eX-judge Silliman
filed the following refusal to accept the
proposition of Judge Estee:
Refusal to accept suggestion Of Court
TO remit portion of verdict.
Now comes the defendant, Honolulu
Plantation Company and declines to 1e-
init from the verdict rendered he"rn
the sum Of thirty thousand dollars as
suggested i'm the decision and ord sr OF
the court filed i'm this cause IN Sabu day
the 25th day of January, 1909.
HONOLULU PLANTATION COM
PANY,
by its Attorneys,
HATCH g. SILLIMAN."
Judge Estee refused to allow any ex-
ceptton to be made to his ruling in
court declaring that there was nothing
to except to, as both sides had asked
for a new trial Silliman filed with
Clerk Mailing a bill of exceptions.
The appeals i'm the cases Of the
United States VS.. the Bishop Estate and
the Hawaiian Tramways Company VS..
the Honolulu Rapid Transit Company,
were perfected yesterday. The cases go
to the Ninth I rcuit Court of Appeals at
San Francisco.
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Note leads, Bill Heads, Statements
and Fine Commercial Printing at the
Star Once.
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HOnoIuIu on OF abont the lac beIOw sLated, VII:

From Sydney and Brisbane, for Vic
toria and Vancouver, B. c.:
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Oceanic Steamship Company.
TIME TABLE
FOB SAN FRANCISCO.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

The fine Passengers Steamers Of this line will arrive
e. hereunder:
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From Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.,
for Brisbane and Sydney.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13

The Republican State Central
Committee met las, Friday in St.
Lonis and decided to hold the NOM
inaiing convention for state offices
at Jefferson City and the date was
Fixed for June "a. which suits us
exactly. The delegation was fixed
on as one for each three hundred
votes cast for VIM. Mckinley for
president in 1900, which will give
Bates county nine delegates. The
Judicial convention was located at
Joplin on July 18th and delegations
were fixed At one delegate for each
five hundred votes cast for McKin-
ley or major fraction thereof. This
will give Bates county six delegates.
The eonYention for nominating state
officers will be composed of 1910,
and the judicial convention of 6,o
delegates. The utmost harmony
prevailed and there was manifest
throughout the meeting a DISPOSE
ton to put up a tremendous fight to
rout the Democracy foot, horse and
Dragons and leave no stone unturn-
ed to honestly bring about such a
result.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CON-
VENTION.

Pursuant to the action of the Re-
publican County Central Commit
tee, a county convention is hereby
called TO meet at circuit court room
in the city Of Butler, on Thursday,
June II, 1901, at II o'clock a. M,
for the purpose of nominating a
county ticket to be voted for Nov
ember 4, I9ozi and to elect dele
gates to the State, Judicial, Con-
gressional and Senatorial conyen-
tions; and for such other business
al may properly come before the
convention.
The townships are entitled to the
following representation in the
county convention;
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-03-13
HarpIng on old story

The Republic manifests its un-
easiness with reference to the Unit
ed States senatorial election by its
continuous and persistent filings at
Republican National Committee
man Kerens.
This gentleman, il seems, can do
nothing to suit the Republic. He
must not ride in his own private
car, which he paid for with his own
money, and which he owns just as
absolutely as the chief stoc kholder
Of the Republic owns the automo-
bile in which he plows the streets Of
ST. Louis, lest he be considered a
nabob, trying to impress his great
ness and grandeur upon simple
minded rural Republicans.
He must not ride in an ordinary
passenger car, lest he may lay him
self open to the suspicion that he is
trying to convince the horny-handed
yoemanry of the cities that be is one
of them.
He must not express bis prefer
ence for any particular man for the
Republican nomination for the
presidency, much less should be de-
clare himself against any other in
dividual, lest he be accused Of court
ing political fayors.
The Republic appears to have
resolved MI. Kerens into a close
corner, for it would damn him il he
does and damn him if he don't.
So tar as the Republics allusion
to The Star, in connection with its
assertion that Mr.. Kerens has de-
clared himself in favor of President
Roosevelt for the nomination in
1904 is concerned, this paper EN-.
phatically says It neither knows any
thing about the matter nor does il
care. MI. Kerens is a free man,
and therefore entitled TO his own
opinions, and has the undoubted
right to express them. We have
yet 10 bear that his honesty, either
as a man or a politician, has ever
been called in question, ard that, At
least, is infinitely to his credit.
The Star Is = Republican paper,
and advocates republican prinei-
pies, because Il believes them 10 be
the best for the good Of the greatest
number. and in this connection the
Republic can stake us last peanut
that II will do It's level best to wresl
the great State Of Missouri from the
hands Of the most corrupt ring thar
ever held control. After that is
done, Il Mr.. Kerens is the choice OF
the Legislature for United States
Senator, then let il be Mr.. Kerens
the choice should fall upon sothe
one else, then let it be some one
One thing now looks to be very
certain, and that is that the next
States Senator from Mis-
iouri will be a great big slalwar
aepubliean.-St. Louis Star.