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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
LA Iocura de amor"

Con esta hsrnosfsima obrs, original del
flustra &caG6mico dr&msturgo sefior Tamsyo
y B aus, cerrar6 So ssmporAds en- Cagnas In
nosabls com ps fifA cue diffgs la Esfora Luisa
MGrtfnez Casado.
He go I ell rsphrto, que rsproducimos por
haber salido equvhcsdo Do los programas:
L. rsina dcfIa Juana sef3pR Lufaa M
CAsado. AidGra EF1 IRA Nsvss Adams. Do
Eivira aefora Gala Adams. e rev don
Fsifps g. q " III I'll. Cssado. e eapitkn don
AiVAi: sSf1or G 7nEgiex. El aimirAnts don
ADgsi Le6n. NArItauo 4, d n E. Muriilo. don
juan Manuel : don Argel Pscha. FL marques
de Vilena sehor J. Msndsx. Filibarso senor
Msdina. Garcia F6rss; don Lease Puga. H ar
nan (sAjs) sF q 1riba Mandsx. Ua cApi1<n so
Cor Rabsr. DAm&1a saflora Lopez. Dana
"a sefiorita Msnd4x.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
EsCandaIos on Correos
TAM BEN LA POLlTlCA

va noG Sentimos cAnsAdos de las ousiss
que dirigimoS ain fscto In odcin& general da
que oil p6btco sUfra cohsidersblas periuicios,
pOE lh ineuEiA 3 IL mslA f6 de aIgunoa empiea-
dos.
No obstants Hsguiremos formando opi.
ni6n haaSA que ei jsfs dei rAmo Sc digne olrnos
" eorregr los AbuEoB que d1arlo snfrs estA
emprssR.
Hoy xscihImoS cara de uno de nusssros
RuscElptoreB, quien as qusia do NO rseihir el
peri0dIco 80 al de bai&. 6Qui6n nos indem :
nisR del dSf D que ae non CSusA?
Lsa el director general de correog Ia ekrta
q que Nos refarimoE;
GTeDgo trunca IL eoIecci6n porous ell rnes
que menos que menos me fkltAn son euAtro
nh mOrOa. Oomo no pHado iam&s Greer L. falta
Rf Supongo que hay Riguno d6ndoss gusto 10 :
yendo oil periodico mi costa, ls snpllco me dc
De bA1A como TAI suseritor, y Aaf no 30 reirkn
de mfS
Firma el vecino do CoAmo, don Julio NJ
LArrAuFi.
Aqbf regpondemoS, . fs de cabalIero, de
que Las suaeripciones 90 dsspachAn con pun
tnalid&d por eso Bolo en- las ofic1nas postales
pueden ocurrir las hltrReiones.
OHo eAHo; Nos ssCribs IN comsHciAnte de
Bio g Gcands;
&La eatlEnArsmos llamen In Atanci6n del
sGhoI IaSpector General de Coxrsos, scsrcs de
por QIe y con que derecho eli Postmaster de
Rio Gf1nds dstlsne 10 corresponosncaA de Ma'
mSJes hAfsa et Ola Efguiente o dos diAs dsspu6S
CON psr1ulcio do ios lnteresss de este comercio
de los vscinoG todos de ests caGelfo que
AmaSgGmsnts "a vienen qncjando.
Isl no ttene derecho MiRuno nj hay ley que
10 Autoriee rstener los pAquetes de estA Ad-
minlAsKAci0n.
70 me explieo perfeetame ents eu&l es 81
motive; como cate b&rrlo es en- mAsA federal J
AqueI GPosi mAstsE1 &c rspublicAno, de Ahl II
cAuRA.
Aquf 90 hAblR do eIevRr una queia oil cen
tro superiorS
No quersmos comentaF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
a DEESTRO 7 SINlESTRO

SAIom6n tlsne aus puios
do vAte. ...lQa6 msjsgranzRs
Ercribs en- prosR con ripios,
varbi grStiA
-GAudan susItos los vAlientes
v prediean In matAnz&
@yo me RIO. B.
IV1ys una risA sin g1nas
81 todns 50 conocemos
10 % iindamal
No laS eehas do vRllsrts,
no vepGas con fAFAmAlI
Ahl SI dursnte Ell perlodo
electoral, eBcuchArAs
Gsi estKepido sonar
como dicea " proclAmAH-
do Fuidosa aFtilleTfGD
I6 vsrl.. sd6nde to ocultAb&a?
GEn nm monte, p0F aquello
de que en- los montes hay f&ldas2
T6, a 10 sumo, sin psIigro
nj rieRgo, con mnch& labiA,
con mucho fGSror loque1ldt
excitAY&s q AAs KnABAs,
evitAndo p1r supueato
dAr oil frente y d&r l& cara.
En cuAnto ne arme una gregeS
eorreFas como una R&lgH;
y, ganAndo q pFisA Ell monte,
te escunder6s ep 1uE faldAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
Manifestations poIlticas
sr. Director de LA DEMocBAC1A

CAguAss
EstImAdo stfior: DsGda In oFEAnizaci6n
del PArbido RspuDlieRno, ipgrsR6 sn sus hlss,
permAnscf en- eilAs, hAstA Ia deatrueci6n del
GDlario dc Puerto Rieo,D por una parti1a de
foES RidoSi 6 los epRlsA te2dr6 toda mi vi Ia sl
aentimtento dc hRheE ll&mado mia correltgio
nArios.
Dssds eIa 6poeA, hs permanecido Aleiado
Ae las luehaa po,ilieasi psro ohssFvando con
impAFciRlIdRd Ia march& de los pRrtdos polf.
tcos, ccnvsneido hAStR 10 eVidente cue oil
el pArstdo federal americana, es el que vsrdR.
deFA IN ensa daGsn6e los dsEeeho del pAis, Y en-
al mittsAn To- inmsnSR mAyofiA de Lac peEsonas
de vAleP, poF su tntsllgenGIa, por su capital y
por ga lAhofiosidAd, ain titubsos de niug6n rs
nero, ingreso gnstoso lleno do sntRsiAsrnc, en-
las hlAs de est& eoleotividAd.
SfrvAss hAcer r6bticR estA manf sst&ei6n.
Ds V. muy AtsntAmebts,
Salvador Torres Vega.
BLIin&S, AgulrreI Agosto 81 d= 1902
UiuAdo, Septismbge g. de 1909
Sth) Director oe LA DEMoCRACIA
OAguAs.
Muy ReHor milo!
6nplieo 80 Sirvs hRcer dolieo en su tiua
tfado peri0dico, que hAsta aqpf he miiitAdo en-
el parAido rapnbllcRLo por c&usaa que me re-
ssrvos he obsAdo retiTarms de 10 poiiticA.
GfsciAr mil por In publication de sstas IT,
meas qusdo sus 6rdenes.
Su RtIo, s. 8.
Alejandrino Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
POE-EClA
MOVIMIENTO DE PERSONAL

e eaho EnriqSs Lugo ha aldo Heenci&do,a IN
cauEE de inposioi.idAo ffsieA.
a dies pollsfss, cuyo plEso de Q af1os h4tfA
asplrRdo, 70 les reenRanehA.
Sc rsslussn cineo nuevcs poliefaI quo
fneron aSignAoo oA los sig uientes pnertos;
Gesgorio Villa, de SAnsures, nj Prssidtot
Jaime AivArAoo, de JuanA DlaE, para AdInn
BAsi Rsfssk LAGmAno, De Arsci6s, psTa Oialefi
Manuel VazqusS, de AihonitO, psrR BSrToE; y
Manusi Anto In, de San Juan, para Camsrfo.
e isfe hAr. FEkLk Tsehssr &Hcendi6 y ca.
bo, &ysr, oil ponefs AsDsrto PArdo, del deatA-
cAmsnto de San GsrmADs sen lugar del cAbo Luz
go,qus hA aldo licsneiAoo.
El eMbn PArdo I'm ido YGneo o prsstAr
aeEvicio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

GAud&n sualtos los vAlientsa,
y pradicsn la matRnSaS
SqUe vsliaftes son eaosf
Pues leps GcAtasS,
los esjas repnblicsnos
que G gaFrotAsos, psdradas,
y tiros, quiaFen on trance
imponerRa era L. batalIa
futnFa de los comieioa
para campRf q sus Rnchas.
Oh provarbial SlIom6n
| peTfnelito esscRrrabias
que en- todaa las situsciones
" sn &c dAs las ciFcunatRnciAs
- conduceg te portas
como sl captain AFafia;
poni6 del peligro
& honestfsIira distanciR
tBlen gritas y vocifsPAsi
Son coDocidas tus mafias.
Te muestFAt muy hSIicoso
20 Q1ierss entrar en- hatRllA2
IA clio. pussi SQuien diio miedo?
Necesitns n1lG Lo7lz1;
perO es Ia laqzG de uT1 CAIRO
mAi4grsnzAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

de Msysgns. que SO sneuentra actualmsnte
en- Barcslona.
Metro amigo distlaguido eorrsdgiona-
rio don Jos6 Ell Amadao ha aldo nomDrAoo
m6dieo IL Vega-aIta.
H. aido absuslto por L. oorts Gle Distriso
de Msysga ~, ,nueasro amigo don Engsnfo Ssn-
ehsx seerstario lis In <F sderaci6D L'bre.s
Id def8ndi6 ell Esfior de Diego.
d. eoo'oni. Esps 4 ,las de eats eiudad ha
tornado ell scuerdo do ceisbrsr mn baiis IN no.
chs del lunes, Ell honor ds Naestfs p 9ra' ae
10 MonserFate.
DON CarmsIo MArtinaz Rtvas. amigo CO.
rPeigionario q1e sprectamogi h aoiafs2 an
o6cina de sbegado notario en- Ponce, nos
cfreca sus serviGios.
Dsmosle gr..cfas por II atenci6n le de-
ssamos triuDfos en- su carrerA.
Tambien noH ofeace aus ssrvicios al doetor
don J L7renxo Cs.aldue-de San Juan.
Dsse6moss igualmsnte. pipgtn gsnan-
cias.
SnatttI " CON ventsias sl aeeite de hfgs-
do de bscalso simple, siempre que sssa indi-
cado ell uso de dicha grasa.
El infrsscrito doesos en- Madlcfns Oru-
gfs. M6dico TisaIar y da Ia CAreei Pnoiica De
esta ciudad,
Oertifco: Cue hace af1oa vsngo empleando
en- adultos nif1s Ia Enuiai6n de Scott, de
acste de hfgado ds bAcalso CON hiptf 5antoa
de cal de sosa, obtsnfando aismpre orliiantes
rssuitados en- lA rcuOsisg bronquttis, az
crcfalismo, RAG uitismo, ansmis, osfAs epf ar
medades qus aerfa prolific snurnerRr. Eo ia
convaleesncia ds cieEtAs fsbrss fdfopaafcks IS
Ell reconstituyents por exceleneia. snssituyen.
do con ventaia oil Reeite de hfKsdo de baEAiso
sfmple, por ser ds facti toeTancia nara Ios es'
t6mRgos dslicaios.
Dr. e Q.4iatones Card'ona
s. Gsrmsn, Pto Rico, Janio 81 10 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
n CAYEY

Mr. fletcher pasara de Huma Gao
a Cayey para dar ordenes de mo
do que Sc restablezca Ell orden. Va,
en- ese sentido, conferencio aver
aver con los seflores Tallada Y
Guerrero.
Sc tomaran medidas rigurosas
para concluir con las turbas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
amNESTaGaCROR

Sc ha hecho una investiga 5i6n
sobre los sucesos de <Beatrizo =
Cayey-En ella SO demuestra que
la provocaci6n y el ataque partio
de los republicanos y que 10 poll.
cfa insular fu6, en- parte, respon-
sable del desocden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
d A aDaUAN
POr felSgrafO,
. HUMACA0
Ssptismbre s 6.

Mr. fletcher ha salido hoy para
Humacao. ALI har& una investi-
gacion sobre ell actual estado de
cosas, y asistira al <meetingo del
partido federal americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
OORTADlLLO.
HunaCao

MshAn& Sc vsrifcsrG un gran NEE ing fe
dersl en- squellA ciad&d, AI que concurriFan,
previE invite ci6n eBps clel, nuestrcs distr gui-
dos corFeligIon&rids amigos don ArmGndo
Rodtfguss don joan VllArfnY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

: agradable, digerible y
/ asimilable Y compile ::
! tando su benefca &C
: ci6n con el agregado
! de los hipofosftos.
! Sie1npre que ell orga-
i nismo este debilitado, asf
! como en- su padecimiento
! resultante, la neurastenia
! Y en- Ell crecimiento y de-
: sarrollo lento y difficult
: toso de los nif1os, como
I en- la convalesceneia de
! casi todas las enfermeda-
: des, acudase a la verda-
! dera y legitima Emulsion
! de Scott, con toda con-
( fianza.
!
y De venta en- todas parties.
Z SCOTT s. BOVINE. ouinnioos, New York
" L. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
NOt;1o1a Is

La Corts de DIstrito de MnyaRti Y ha 40
bYsEefdo Is earER que ipstYuv6 el tuez de pas
de Aguadilis, contra don Santiago Igiesias,
por libele.
E Camisionado de- educaei6n, Mr.. Linaey,
sali6 para MRyagass, IN de- inspaccionar los
trahRjos de In aseuela de industrias que se
eonstrnye ai1.
IA aldo nornbrAdo jusz De pas sustisuto
de PksiilAs, don asbino Tsio.
En- In cSrcsl de Msyaetss, faercn pueatos
en- Iiberted por hsbsr sxsInguido !. psnR que
sufsfAn. los ineivfduoa z sm6n vIiIanuevA,
Martin Rivera " Rsimundo I'hiar.
Tipos de earabio:
Londrss.....{ 0odT 4.se
New-York, DIV 80 :
Paris, drf AZ p.S d
Ham6urgo, DIV az p5 d
EapanA, sIdIv 279< s7X p.S
a don joss II. Santiago. ilsz de pax de
CiRIss, Is hs coasenid0 echo dias de licencla
el prceurAdor general, para trssladarsa o
Arsciho.
Han obtsnfto tftnlo ptra ejereer IL vets
riparia ep Ia iala. los ssnnres u. schinar, Car
loa OfliE, Victor Garcia BsEmsic, A. G.. 81 -hr
hcf J MariAno tJAlxAda.
En 81 mereAi0 de New York, So cosisA s
&x6caE los slgnlsates precios
Centrifugntb 5.T,16
MaEcAbado az
- pPoeurador general ha tsnido hisn
pFcFrcgAr nm Enn mas In liesncIa conesdida
roF snfaFmo NJ RsgiaifadcK ds In pgopiadad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
DR.. Marcos A. ManZano

M6dico Cirujano dc la Facultad de
Barcelona (Rspaha) con amos de prao-
tica.
Ofreae sus servicios profesionales.
Gale xJim6nez Sioard6s, Caguas.
Consultas de 2 q 4 p. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

La Corts do DIstrito de MnyaPu z ha 40
bYsssfdo is earER que ipstruv6 e tues de pas
de Aguadiis, contra don Santiago IgiesiaE,
por libele.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

H.aido absuslto por 10 Corts Gle Distrit
de eMsyeea,x,nueatro amigo don Ergsnio San
ehsx sscrstario de In SF Federation L'bre.s
Ii defsndi6 ell Esfior de Diego.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

- pPocurador general ha tsnido hisn
pFcFFcgar nm ia mas In licsncia coneedida
roF snfaFmo nj Rsgiasfadcr do In propiadaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

En- In ckrcel de MayaetsS, faercn pueatoa
en- Iiberted por hsber sxHnguido !. penR que
sufsfAn, los inaivfdnoa Rsm6n VIilanuevA
Martin Rivera Rsimundo Ithiar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

HA aldo noEnbrAio juaz de pas snstitutG
de PksiilAs, don asbino Tsio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

E Comisionado de aducaei6n, Mr.. Linaey
sali6 para MRyagass, IN da inspaceonar los
trabajos de In 9seuela de indnstrlas que se
eonstrnye ALI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

Nae,tro amigo disfia guido CORE dgiona
rio don jose Ell Amadeo hs aldo nomDFAoe
m&dieo de Vega-AltR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

de Msysgh'z, que so aneuentra acfuaimenss
en- B Rcelona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
AgeRhfes Generates

Boulton, Elis & Dallett, 135 Front st New-York.
En- Ponce, MORALES y 90
I'm San Juan, V[LLAR Ga
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07
JUooiEDJors.

BIZ Jrnmrn FssT.
George Eagles and myself were
out for . stroll in the woods Sum
day morning and in the midst of
. rattan thicket> north of town
we ran upon . manufacturing
establishment where the proprie-
tors(two men)were busily engaged
in manufacturing stick-and-vine
legged tables. Their outfit con-
sisted of q hatchet, some nails and
q fryingpan.
3 After our stroll we attended
Sunday school at the Baptist
church. They have large classes
and two more new teachers had
to be elected to accommodate the
large number of scholars.
Wilkin Beal and Jesse Payne,
of Georgetown, were visiting
friends here from Friday to Mon
day.
Parish Surveyor HI. N. Tame
hill, Henry Gibson and Frank
Gates went to Kelly Tuesday
morning where they will do some
surveying for the Kelly Lumber
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07


Senator Beverage talks as
though he were inclined to join
the Babcock tariff reformers. He
calls the opposition to changes in
the tariff laws "the hysteria of
precedent" and says that "no
system of taxation is sacred" If
he isn't careful the high tariff
worshipers will read him out of
the republican party. In deny
ing the immutability of the tariff
laws and admitting that the tariff
is a tax he is knocking republican
doctrines pretty hard.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

The laboring of the republican
mountain on the Cuban tariff
question has brought forth a
mouse of an offer of a 20 per cent.
reduction, if Cuba will enact the
u. S. immigration laws.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

Mr.. Roosevelt scratched Sen:
ator Tillman's name from the
list of guests to the Prince Henry
dinner for doing precisely what
he would have done under the
same circumstances. =
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

Royal fever is raging among the
New York and Washington toad
les and rapidly spreading among
the species elsewhere.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

Mr.. Cleveland will not lose any
friends for declining to attend
that White House dinner to
Prince Henry.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

The most unpleasant part of
the Miss Stone episode will be
when she takes the lecture plat
form to talk about her kidnap-
ping, captivity and release, at so
many plunks talk.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

Senator McLaurin now knows
that it is dangerous to call Sem
ator Tillmsn liar, even on the
floor of the Senate.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

II Tammany was iu control Of
the town it would be charged viii
responsibility for New York's
latest hotel fire horror.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

ALE following Is the full text OF
the culogy on the lie and
character Of William Mehln-
lax daf;,-,,..J - tho irx.i..tson
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1902-03-07

%a<<e a<"FW'1s7> ~ NV Ux1LkXU &IDD WW~
tional houseksspins lie took hlgh rank
IN the house from the beginning. HIS
readiness IN debate. bis mastery Of ever
subject he handled the bright and ami.
able light he shed about hin ana above
AL. the unfai1in8 courtesy aud good w(l1
With which he treated friend ana foe xllks
-one Of the suncet sienatuses ~ Mature
born 20 great desfinies-fuAde his ssvvlc~
In the house pathway % uubroleen sic-
portant past Of chairman Of ways and
means and leader OF the me- iorSty OF fhe
famous revenue oct which IN THAI e.
pactty he framed and carried through cna-
Gre1D Il y not my purpose )er4 aud nov
TO speak The embcr6 or the contrnver~r
In The midst Of which that law he'd its
troubled being are yet too warn 70 ~
handled on day IIke this { may only
ny that 4 wes never sunlciently tested
criticism Of its opp0neots. Aftes I brief
exfateuee 4 passed awsy. for Z time. in
the storm that swept he Republicans ous
Of power Mckinley al.o passed through
brief some Of shadow. Bile congregational
district having been rearFnneed for thar
purpose By hostile legislature.
so.ne one has said u b easy 10 love our
enemies: they help - - much more than
Knit SKIN had turned 16oKInley out Of
congress deserved veil o. him ana OF the
cepub;Ic. Never vas Nemeals more swiff
and energe<tc- The Republicans Of Ohio
wore saved the trouble 81 choosing > gov
efoor; the other side ha6 chosen one for
them \ yeeF after Mckinley len con-
49, - wos Uade gDvern0r Of Ohio. and
TIVE yeoro lntee be wos re~e9ected. each.
eine oy ma5ori1ieo unhoped Tor end over
Do111sc ere whtek n1.nos>n~x = ~~~~e .->-<f~--
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
THE LAFAYETTE SEASON
THE PRESENT PROSPECT BRIGHT
Work on the Golf Course Already IN
Prosress-Harry Mallette to
.:.--- BE Manager. -

The plans for the season at the Latay-
cite club are practically completed. The
clubhouse will open Nav l and Will be
in charge Of Harry MaNette, who has been
assistant manager since the opening OF
the club and is general favorlte WIN
members and visitors. Mr.. Mallette Is
here now and will go out to the CLUB Win
his wife in a few days to super!ntend
putting the house and grounds IN order
for the season.
Work has been begun on the golf course,
but no one will be allowed to use 1t until
it is all put in good order and until the
soft weather is over. The plans OF the
year will give great prominence to goi1,
as this has proved to be the strongest
feature Of the club. The team VIII play
the Bryn Mawr. Ice Yacht and Mlnlkahoa
clubs and the golf schedule will be ar
ranged as soon as the players quarry.
|, Indoor amusement is not to De lacking
either and the popular craze for plng-po
will be recognized by the placing OF t"c
tables for this sport and a mammalian
table will also be supplied.
The membership list is filled ana tnere
Is q. long waiting list, sure lndlcatlon
Of the popularity and prosperity or the
ch,b The club cottages are already tax
on nv families that will go out as soon a.
the club opens. The J. 5: be1ls WIZ
occupy the same cottage as last season
the G. D. Velies will have the cottage oc.
cupied by the Douglasses last year. AM
the J. c.. Woodworths will have the intro
cottage, -..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
A RATE REVISION.
May Follow as a Result Of Injunc-
ton Of the I. C. c.
ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINES
How Railroad Men View the New
Policy of the Commerce
Commits siOn.

AS a result of the new policy OF the
Interstate commerce commission, whereby
that body seeks to prevent illegal reduc-
tions of freight rates by injunctions, the
entire system OF rates in the territory
traversed by the Minneapolis Chica go
lines may be oyerhauled. Traffic men Of
northwestern lines say the injunctions
have brought about q new order OF things
and in the REIMBURSEMENT certain inequali-
ties in the tariffs must be corrected.
Traffic men concede that the system OF
rate-making is far from perfect and that
rates have not been on such salts
factory basis as they will be if some
means can be found to keep all roads from
deviating from the tariffs. 1t is believed
that the interstate commerce commits
sion's injunctions have done much to stop
the evil and If adhered to as perma-
nent policy will do much to solve the
problem Conditions are gradually be-
coming such as to make a change in the
rates necessary in order to give all mar
kets fair show. These conditions have
been met heretofore by secret rates.
From now on if the, commissions policy
should prove effective, these rates must
be published. When the roads are moral
ly certain that rates are to be maintained
there will be general willingness to en-
ter into revision of the tariffs. In
eoualities in rates are quite pronounced
in some sections of the northwest and IN
such a revision many of these will be
corrected. .--@ r.--. =.
The DEVELOPMENTS of the Interstate
commerce commissions work are being
| closely followed by all shippers and rail-
way men. Many OF them believe that
entirely new methods are due between the
shipper and the freight man.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
20 KINDS OF LETTUCE
The Basis of Salads Enthusia sticaliy
nesCrihad nv One Who Knows.

To most men and half the women who
eat lettuce there are only about two kinds.
the lettuce that is shaped like little
head of cabbage and the other kind. But
TO the expert there is as much difference
as between Kentucky thoroughbred and
a brOnchO. 49,. ~
Here is a description Of a new lettuce,
as found in the catalogue OF Northrup,
King & Co., seedsmen;
m, K. & Co.'S Sterling lettuce (sold
only in sealed packages). This grand new
lettuce will delight all who grow it. Inc
market gardener Will find this lettuce Will
command a premium over other sorts on
account OF its appearance and quality,
while for private gardens no other lettuce
approaches it for table use. For salads
it is unequaled.'
A man who can write thus interestingly
about lettuce grows eloquent when he gets
to sweet peas, pansies and nasturtiums.
There are tWenty-siX varieties OF let
tuce in this catalogue, ranging in price
from 3 cents a package to 81 pound;
also much interesting information about
flowers and vegetables. You are invited
TO call for a copy at the store, % Henne-
pin avenue, Minneapolis, or it will be
sent out of town if you write for it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
FORGER'S SAD STORY
Edward Ewing Tells the Cause of
His Crimes.

Edward Ewing, who has served nineteen
years in the Saltwater prison and who
was arrested again Thursday evening at
ter being out of that institution only q
month, was made a criminal by morphine,
to the use of which drug he has been ad-
dicted since childhood. When mere
lad he was injured and his life despalred
Of The physicians found it necessary to
give the sufferer morphine. He became a
mCrpbine fiend, and could not throw Or
his craving for the drug. His last SEN
tence was of seven years, and during that
time he did not use any of the drug, but
his craving for it returned as soon
as he vas released. He says that caused
him to commit the forgery to which ne
has now confessed,
this morning. He waived examination and
was held for the grand jury in $4,000 bail
While Ewing was bookkeeper in the
state prison, a check for $4,000, in the
regular course of business, came into his
hands He took the check and came to
St. Paul, where he attempted to cash 1t
He was arrested and got sentence OF
two-and- one half years, which ended
few weeks ago. After trying to get work
in st. Paul he came to Minneapolis ano
was arrested Thursday by Detective Nor
risey on the same old charge.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-29
1MpoRTANT TO THE BLIND

The Columbia Polytechnic Institute 1or
the Blind Of 1903 H street N. W., OF Wash
ington, D. c., of which Rev. H. n Couden'
D. D.. chaplain Of the house of represen n
tatives, is president; General Joseph r.
Hawley, vice president; F. e. Cleavelano'
secretary, and the Rev. R. +. W1lllams'
rector of Trinity Episcopal church, treas
,,rer. ia prepared to furnish profitable en-
nlovment to all able bodied blind people
in the United States. For further partlc-
ulars write to the above address, enclos-
ing stamp for reply. -