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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
MI DuEE0

No pusdo dsi&R pasaF silaneiosSmsnte sl
ssntImianto pTcfundo que embargo mi alma,
Ml tsnsr nctieias do que mi primo hernia
no fRIlsei6 Anoche On San Juan sn s GHotsl
MAFinA,S eonaecuenci& do una operation
qulrhrgica.
Qniero que Ilsgusn hssts allf. hasta aqusl
hogAr, mis- aentidAs lAgHimRs; que 1untAs CON
las que daFramAn sus quaFidos padres, nsrme-
nos, pArisntss y amigos, formen un cnmulo
para que Birvsn dc fsrvisptss oracionss en
bien da su espiritu.
mi primo jose A. RosRdo, tovsn ahn, qus
suS eoRt0a abriiss les d0dieo sus fasnas dis-
riAa MI asntimisnto pAbric, ha falleetdol ID
Todo BAFcslonstA, prob&oiamsnts, habra
tanido qua IAmsntRr como 20 tAn -mAEga per-
didR, v aatoy SECURE que ll0R&n como 20 llorO,
puen todo oil ne Is trRtf AbFi6 su eoraEon para
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brlndRrls BuH Eimpatf4s.
Todo sl comereio da San Juan conoefa
aui6n era Jose A. Rosados no hay dudA que
hAbrG ssntido tAl dsSgracia.
No hRy duda que mi qusrlda mAdre senti'
"a como 10 tai door, deHFAmsra lbgFfmas
abundRntas, dsdieAndo suS oracionss . ga ss'
pfEitu nobla y gansroSoI
81, mAdrs mfs; sBas l6grlmas SON merscf'
daS poFqus aI doioE iFrepApable las hacs bro
tar anvolylando an allss los mas puRos sent-
mIsntos; ca IN sobrlno menoB que IA tisns an
I'm axiatsneiR material, v nm soldado msnos qns
Ia fAltsRS a To- pAtEia para "a defSnRa.
LloF6mosIo porqus msreee el llanso' nora
.YoQnemos q Dlos In salvAeton
do Eu alma. PatTis. lloKA ia tAmbisn; iiloraI
Limo Rosario Rosado.
oaguas; de DIssimbTe do 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
FilaFSIistaS
guag; 2 de DIesimbTe do 1902

ga han rsunido en- Ia capital los eolsccia'
niatEs de salloB de eorreo con ob1sto de constl'
tuir una aHoeiaci6n, 10 que hR sido "a orgGni-
EAdA bRio S6lidaG bases.
A In iunta eoneurrisroD, eptrs otrAs par
aonaz los sefioran don +. L6psz SAnehez, don
s. Andrini Mr.. B. M. ComeIford y DON Girls
t6bal Real.
Han enviado adhssiones al preyeeto distin-
guidas paRsonRlidAdes que descuellRn en- IL
medIeIna, en- oil faro, en- ell concrete, sts.
La soeisdad funcion&r& en- igual fOrma que
las oonstitufdAs, con tRlsS prop6sitoS, en- iAs
aPineip&lss poblaeionss del sxtranj jero.
DsI is ~ 90 del mes en- curse apArseerA el
BaYl6dieo aPorto Rico Stamp Exchange, 6rga'
no do la eitAda AsocIAcl6n, que cuentR CON en-
tuSiAItAs eoopsrsdorsS an 10 mayor parte de
los pusblos de la isa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
La mejOr de todas las conocidas

pens9ndo que iba q morir, vol.
viend0 a echar la sortijs al aqua,
espero. A4uella vez sus miradas
iban desde ell reloj al vasoj Ell aqua
conservaba 81 limpidez y la aguia
Sc movfa con mucha lentitud.
Hacfa tres cuartos de hora que
Sc hsbfa marchado ell marques,
DAi Natha empezaba a lamar sor-
dos grttos de dolor, porque sus
torturas iban en- aumento. !. De
tai mauera SO habfa apoderado de
ella ell terror que Ia inspiraba Ia
muerte, que va no Sc acordaba del
Violer TO amor que la inspiraha ell
marques nj del odio que tenfa a su
rival que, debfa Euponer, morfa &
Aquellas horas, pero ella no querfa
morir.
De pronto Sc oy6 In rufdo de
pasos en- el salon. -. dieron unos
golpecitos en- la puerta del gabine-
te y 10 india no respondi6. Levan'
tose entonces ell pessdo cortin6n
de la puerta y sc present6 un hom-
bra que llevaba de la mano una
mu1er. cuyo rostro cubrfa tupido
velo. El vlsitants, al que Dai Ma
tina no conocfa, era ell oonde de
Artof que, sin decfr nada Sc acer-
CO q la mesilla en- que estabs ell
Vaso, y despues hiEo 10 que POGO
antes la india, 10 cogl6 y examin0
ell aqua al trasluE, mientras cue
aquella le contemplate con cre-
c1ante ssombro: Squien era aquella
vista y que querfaP Y sus at6nf-
tas miradas niaronse luego en- la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04

Guillermo y que Ell Club de los Ex-
plotadores b abba impuesto q Ia
seffora Malassis. F1ese sentar al
lado del fuego y Sc recost6 en- IN
comfortable con Ia indolencta de una
duquesa. 5Sabfa que ell marques
estaba oculto q poca distsncia
Debfa ssberlo, porque murmur0
con acento malhumOradO.
-lVaya que estoy hacienda buen
papel lTener que esperar todas
las noches & que la amiga de mi
sef1ora venga la cita con Ell amigo
de su almsI Hay que confesar que
81 mi sefiora hace I'm oficio POGO
lucido cediendo su casa para esas
cosas, yo hago IN papel muy est1-
pido pasandome las horas muertas
en- Ell umbral de la puerta. Peor
para ella; ST esta noche viene ten
dra que subir sola hasta aquf, por-
que hace IN frfo horroroso en- la
puerta.
Cuando Ell marques oy6 tan cfni'
CO lenguaje, experiments CON IN
accesa de rabia, sobre TODD con.
vencerse de que Ell secreto de 81
deshonra estaba q merced, no solo
de IN lscayo, sino ademas de una
criada. z en- Ell fondo de su cora
z6n SO desVaneci0 Ell 1ltimo resto
de Ia compassion que le inspiraba
la mujer 4 Ia que tanto habia anna.
do.
A los diez minutes de hallarse
Fam en- Ell dormitorio de su Sc
nora, oysronse otra vez pasos en-
Ell sardfn, que luego. como los de
lg doncella, resonsron en- Ia esca-
Iera.
-tvamoal = exelamo la doncella
an alta voz.- lYa estS aquf Ia Sc.
nora marquesal-Y SO puso en- pie.
tomando Ia respetuosa actitud que
convene a una inferior en- presen-
ella de una persona de posici6n. So
volvi6 con mucha curioaidad hacla
Ia puerta entornads, que So abri6
de pronto de par en- par, y viose
retroceder q Fanny 10 mismo qae
81 se hubiese presentado IN fan.
tasma ante ella. Al mismo tiampos
aesds 81 eacondlts, el marques dj0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04

del Velo que Sc hsbia quedado pa
rada en- Ia puerta.
-INo es ests piedra, seffora,-
pregunbo Ell conde, dejando otra
vez Ell vase sobre la mesflla, la
que debe dar color al sguaP
-Si, res spondi6 Dai Natha, que
cada yea sufrfa mas.
y una vez tefiida ell aqua de
szul, Jno es la destinada q servir
de contraveneno en- los emponzo-
fIamientos producidos por ell fruto,
zumo q hojas del msnzanilloP
Dai Naths hizo IN gesto de asen.
timiento. gesto que interrumpi6
IN grito de dolor.
-Essais en- IN gran error, sefIo'
ra, porqae esa piedra no sc disol-
vera, repuSo ell conde,-porque
no es la que suele hallarse Ell las
entraf1as de Ia serpiente. No es nj
mas nj menos que una turquess,- -
y Dat Natha did IN grito. z esa
t1rquesa reemplaz6 & la verdadera
piedra, llev&ndose a cabo Ia subs.
tituci6n sin que 10 llegsse sospe'
char Ell marques de Van Hop. "
Ell conde, al decir este, Sc aparto
IN lsdo para deiar pssar ID sef1o-
"a del velo. 81 auereis saber de
que manera Sc realizo esa opera.
ci6n -preguntadselo & esta seaors,
que ella esta pronta a decfroslo.
La desconocida Sc levant6 el velo
y mostr6 & Dai Natha ell noble y
hermoso rostro de Ia marauess de
Van Hop.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04

su mirada en- Ia persona que entra
ba; mo era la marquesaI sino IN
muier alta, arrebuiaoa en- un gra
mant6n alfombrado que llevab
descubierto el rostro, que era no
table por su belleza.
El marques no Ia habfa visto
puncs; pero ST Fanny, porque lanz6
IN grit0 Ia reconoci6. Era Bacara
que cerr6 tras de sf Ia puerta, dam
do dos vueltas la llave, Y 90 guar
do esta en- ell bolsillo, y luego Sc
acerc6 Fanny, que, cada vez mas
asustada retrocedi6' Bacara So
quito Ell abrigo y Ell sombrero, y
mostr6 al marques Ia elegancia
de su rubia cabellera, de IN matiz
rubio obscure.
-Buenss noches, Fanny, diio
con mucha tranquilidad, = como
viese que la doncella segufa retro.
cediendo, echandose reir afIadi6i
-Parece que te doy mtedo.
NO, - balbuce6 la doncella, d
la que aquella rlsa hizo estremecer.
"A 10 que veo no me esperabss.
-OE6l6 QuC Ia Z Ii y q AAO1G
muerto, af1adio Fanny.
rs possible, dijo Bacar6 y Fs-
nuy Sc echo q temblar, solo que
los muertos vuelven y tieuen la
mano dura, - y extendiendo la ma
no cogi6 q la doncella por oil brazo
Sc 10 apret6 CON fuerza ech&ndoss
a reir. va YES que al soy una
aparecida tengo nj menos alguna
fuerza adm, y Ia vfctima lanz6 un
grito de dolor, pero sientats Ahf,
delante de mf, que tenemos que
hablar.
Fanny, sterrada, permaneeio en
pie.
-lBahi diio BacarA. = De lore
ia q criada, va poca coss; sientate
hshiemos como antiguas ami as,
~ Ia fuerEa arroi0 Fanny On
ell mismo gill6n que aquella ocupa-
IA antes.
-5Que me quereisf pregunt6
Fanny, cuyoa dientes hacfa casta-
fetear el terror, porque se acofdaha
a6n dc aguella nesns terrible 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
NOTAS De FRANCIA

Huelga
La huelga do los trabAtadorss dc los m ua.
las contintR cadS vsx mas recrudaeida.
Actitud resuelta
La noticia que SO hIxo circular de que sl
presidents Loubst, intsrvsndria en- eI AERagIu
dc la huelga, no hs In fuido 10 mas minimo en-
ID eonduct@ de los hu0lguistas, Ios euRlea con-
sin6an en- en- rasueltA aetitud.
Escenas tumutuoSas
Variaa egcsnRs tumuItuosea 40 han pxodu-
cido csuss del gran n6msro do homhrea sin
Fsos1os pero los sse4ndaios no obsdscisron, en-
maneFa alguna, un aeuerdo de los csntPos
ooFsros, si NO las circunstanciRs uropfaa del
periodo snormRl porqus atravissa FraneiA Re-
sualmsnta.
S0bre marinerfa
El Ministro ds Marina del Rabinete fran.
ees, ns ordenado qua 10 mRfinsrfa de la ArmA.
d., efecths las operAcio0es de eRTRA " daSoar.
e. an los puertoR del ID &cFrGnao.
MEnsna empesarAl % marinaroB do Iea
hnrcos de guerra trRbajar On los mnelea do
Marselis, Tcl6n Nisa, hasta QUE puadaA lie
gar IN Acuards los hnelg uistaH y los armada
res.
Misn9rsa SO Gfsctuan Ios trabajoS an Ioa
muslies psrmanscsr6n en- los puertos ciaRdoR
varios buquss de guerra.
Las fropas ssSan seuertaladas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
Respuesta affirmative
EI @RItO de COmer1O

La aompAnis do Philadelphia que solicit6
oil RpToVsehamlsnto del sAlbo do OomsHfo, con-
bGRt6 aver al despscho que 0l attorney gene
rails 10 diPigierA CON oblato dc hRcsrls conoesr
las Sondiciones que dsbGa sUgetSrss en- Ell cAso
de que fnsrs grRn1eAdG HquslIa concesi6a.
La Fespussta de Ia eitAdA compAniA 80 SIR.
matiVA, aesptAndo todAs las eOndisiOnsa que
10 fueFon i'm pussS&s, una de las eusles Sc rsns'
Eo . 10 GonstltueI6n dc una hRnSR de 3 100. 0t0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
DEUTUADO

sousndo psnsArkn pagar q los iusoss fade
ralas de UtnRdo?
Oasi todos han nsgociado srs honoYARios en-
vista da lR tAKoanSA an In rsmisi6n dc los fon-
dos.
$40 que hrmaron los raeihca haea somc
veinaa diaB.
La AlcAldfa items por prssenaaP una eueR'
81 y astA pardisnte de que por uuisn eoPrss-
ponda SO inicisn los pagos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
LA TeVOIuCi0l reStauradOra
DE @RmtO Domingo

La rsvoluei6n FsstsuFadora de Santo Do
nalpgo mGrchR de triunfo en- tFiunfo.
Los Is&lss . 4Imsnss So han spodarado de
AlgunGs guGrnieioncs del gobisrno Sc recon
ssntEan en- los RlEsdsdorss de Santiago Pusr'
10 Plata.
L. precAriA sihuAci6n economies del Go
hisFno de Vazque8, hScs preBumir que ests no
podE6 sostsnsrRe en- oil podar.
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FISCAL VALDES
separadO de su cargo

Por disposition dol honorable attorney
generals. ha sido aspRrado do au cargo al Ase&l
% Id Corts de DlStrito dc MaysgasSI UlpiRnc
Vald6s Cdius.
Vaides hAes tiampo sstk suspsndido, paRo
30 traoS1aoa por que sc le acsptose Ia TsnuTles0.
RosaY, VailecilIo, Valdes. :. IBuena tEiIe.
gfal
s ssfor dc Diego. -. lmuy frsseoI
Que vuelva otro!
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nT joss g. del V&llS (FoFtalsz& T1.)-Oh-
GiMaH para Ia gastl6n do Rsuntos admIRiBtEAti"
voa en- todos los cantEos o6eiRlsB,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
CENTRIC DE- GOMLSIONES
z AGENOIA DE NRG0OIos
d. CHARDOm g. YORDAM
OficfRRs AmOrss TeH6Tone ndrm. ~
PENCE

Be gestionan toda cIase de asun.
tos judiciales, Notariales, de 1u-
risdicci6n voluntaria 6 contencio-
SD On los Tribunales de la Isla,
contando On casos necesarios con
expertos y reputados Abogados.
Agentes de La Conspaata dc 8egu.
Yos de TSdG Ell SOL del Carad6
AcaaogdGd. PrecSOa m6d5coa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-04
s. La Bg'ssjN -

La smpresa dc nuestro aprsciahIa eolsga
sLa Bsuia,S ha introdueido msi0ras en- sl Pc
lactuYa.
Ls faIicitamoE.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29

fellow partiZans as man well quail
fed to become a leader in their midst
He became a member of the city coun-
ell in the spring of 1886, serving three
years. In the fall of 1883 he was elect
ed by a union of the democratic and
greenback parties to the state legisla-
one in the house. He was reelected in
1890 and served until 1892.
Mayor of the City.
He was elected mayor of the city on
the democratic ticket in 1891, and was
reelected the following year. His last
public position was the office of post
master of this city, which position he
filed from 1894 until 1898.
Had Many Friends.
The late Mr.. Burgess had number
less friends in the city and throughotu
The state. He attained a state wide
reputation as successful politician
and did not sacrifice his friends to
reach this end After finishing his
term as postmaster, he retired from
politics and had not re-entered the po-
litical field at the time of his death.
For some time past he had been en-
gagged IN the carriage and farm lmple
ment business in partnership with
James Gee. 1t is stated by members
of his family that B. E. Goldsberry of
Charlton, brother-in-law of the deceas.
ed. was going to enter the firm and
purchase the interest of Mr.. Gee. Mr..
Goldsberry has been in the city for
the past few days, and stayed at the
Burgess home last night, being present
when the unfortunate man died.
The deceased was fond and loving
father to his family, and commanded
the warm friendship of all who
knew him He leaves a wife and three
young children, boy, John, and two
girls, Mabel and Elizabeth The sym
patty, of the entire community ( is
tended to the unhappy family fl their
sorrow.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
FEAR TROUBLE lii PHILIPPINES.
Ani-Friar Demonstrations in Manila
Threatened

Manila, July 26-The Philippines
commission ard the municipal author
tiles have received number of COM
munications advising them that prepa-
rations are making Tor monster anti
friar demonstrations which are to take
place in Manila on Sunday Fears are
expressed that trouble viii result from
the political effect of the speeches that
will be delivered at the theater on
on that day while the professions
of floats are crowded within the walk
ed city, where the majority of the
churches are situated, and while the
people are shouting for the expulsion
of friarS
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Outcome of Jefries-Fitzsim-
mons Fight is Said to be
Prearranged.
DENIED BY CONTESTANTS
Jeffries Nose Was Broken in the At
fray-DeIaney Says He Will consid-
err Challenge From corbett-cham-
pion Has No Intention of Retiring.

San Francisco, July 26.-Upon an ex-
animation being made by the surgeon
after his fight with Fitzsimmons. it
was found that Jeffries' nose was brok-
en-. The champion was not aware of
the injury until the excitement of the
battle had worn off. A doctor was
then called. He pronounced the small
bones of the nose broken.
Fraud Charged.
Now that the contest for the worlds.
championship is over, the cry of
fake" has been raised without any
justification in the opinion of Referee
Gransy, George Siler and the great ma
iority of other sporting men who wit
messed the contest. The communica-
ton sent to Mayor Schmitz before the
fight. to be opened after it had ended,
stated that the writer had been in
formed that Joffries was to win in the
eighth round. which he did.
May Stop Contests.
The mayor stated that if the charge
that the contest was a pre-arranged
affair cannot be disproved, he will be
compelled to prohibit such exhibitions
hereafter Both participants in the
battle emphaticeily assert that the
fight was entirely square and no fake
affair.
Moneys Divided.
Jehfries will receive sixty per cent
and Fitzsimmons forty OF the S23,910,
which is seventy-five per cent of the
gross receipts, SS1.SSo having been
received in the sale OF seats. Jeffries
share is S14,346 and F'it2simmons
s9,564. The share of the San Francisco
club is $3.50. Out of this it must pay
the expenses of the fight, including
$500 for q referee.
viii Not Quit Ring.
Jeffries' manager, DelaHeyi in referring
to the champions future plans, said:
I'VE will consider a challenge from
Corbett and determine whether or not
it is reasonable. | don't know what
his proposition is. If he means bust
ness we will meet him and take care
of him. Jeffries is young and strong
and has 70 intentions of quitting tbs
ring"
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DROWNED in POTOMAC.
Iowa Boy Meets Death Near Fl. Wash.
ington, Md

Washington, July 26.-Privates
Grover c. Burris of Ohio and Fred
Noting of Waverly, Iowa, members of
the hospital corps stationed at Fort
Washington, Md, were drowned
in the Potomac river half a
mile below the fort. 1t is presumed
the men met their death while bathing.
as the boat in which they left the fort
was found, and in it We're the mems
clothes.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
ADMITS PosToFF!cE THEFT.
Arnold kroeser Willing to Be Sent
Back 10 German

San Francisco, Cal, July 26.-Arnoid
Kroegcr, alias Fred Miller. who drew a
revolver on United States Marshal
Shine yesterday when placed under
arrest for embezzlling over $4,000 of
post Office funds in Prussia. ackncwl
edged his guilt today when arraigned
before United States commissioner.
He waived examination and asked to
be sent back to Essen Prussia, where
the money was embezZled.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
GIVE ULTIMATUM.
Workmen Of Burlington Make, De.
mands of the Contractors.
of friars.

Burlington, July 26.-This morning
the committee from the buildings
trades unions in this city presented an
ultimatum 10 the contractors of the
city demanding that they agree not to
use any lumber from Gilmore. Hedge
& Co.. until the difficulty between the
company and the building trades coun-
ell has been settled. Trouble between
the company and some OF its employees
is said to be the cause of the demand
made by the committee.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
TO SPEAK AGAINST BAILEY
Senator Beveridee Is Willing to Cam.
pagn in Texas.

Houston, Texas, July ga special
to the Post from Seguin, Texas, says
That Senator Beveridge of Indiana has
expressed his willingness to make at
least four speeches in the fifteenth dis
trict, in which Senator Bailey of Tex
as will make a campaign in behalf of
John N. Garner, the democratic nomi-
nee for congress. Friends of j. G.
Scott, the republican candidate. have
communicated with Senator Beveridge
with this result.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
NO HOPE FOR MAIL CARRIERS.
Postmaster General Says They Cannot
Expect Better Pay

Milwaukee, July Postmaster
General Henry c. Payne has Said that
the statement by Representative Sui
ger of New York regarding more pay
for mail carriers was foolish and not
warranted by exciting conditions.
Mr.. Payne said every government Of
fetal would be delighted if it we're
possible to advance the pay of letter
carriers, but the appropriations by
congress TO- increased rural postal
service, the large increase in TIE NUM-
ber OF letter carriers il The cities, ard
otlrer postal department increases,
made necessary ~ tise constantly in
creasirg business Ct tie country,
makes it question q conservatism or
q bankrupt t.efsr:,
Mr.. Payre GOD Inc ar%rage pay Of
Hotter carrfsrs at The 7 esent, tiEne
with an cTcIage OF cigi5t hours work.
/ is S1c3 per wear moe than the ayes
pay Of CLERKS il ncst9ftces. with ts-l
and even twsire hours work 'I'ha
efforts of tho Gcrartme~t al. at pres.
ent in II divcFtisn OF a aTeatcr eIuu,,-
ization OF The hour *, p@y OF postal
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BREAK WORLDS RECORD.
Clip One Second From Record at Salt
[ AXE

Salt Lake, July 26.-The quarter
mile unpaced professional race at Salt
Lake Palace saucer track, w. G. Fur
men of Los Angeles, F. ]. Hoffman of
Los Angeles, Johnnie Chapman of At
lanta, Ga, w. e. Samuelson of Salt
Lake, crossed the tape in "a AS sec
onds, breaking the worlds record OF
Is ga, bend by Major Taylor.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
TAKE 6,o71 BALLOTS,
Democratic Convention in Dublin
Tex, Adjourns in Deadlock.

Dallas, Tex, July ,26.-The demo.
cratic. congressional convention of the
Twelfth district, in session at Dublin,
took adjournment last night to meet in
Cleburn. September A, after reaching
the 6,071 st ballot without making Sc,
lection.
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GOES TO INDIANAPOLIS.
bird Encampment of spanish-Amer.

Third EhcampHent OF SpanIs1-Amer.
lean War Veterans for September.
Philadelphia, July 26.-It is an
nounced here today that the third an
nual encampment of the Spanish
American war Veterans will be held in
indianapolis, September %, 90, and "a.
The president has written that he ex-
Poets to attend the encampment on
September %.
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The Notices Served in Paris
Caused no Outbreak
in That City.
RURALRESID ENTSARMED
upheayal in Rural France Expected -
Result of Closing of Religious
schooIs-Refuse to Obey the Orders
of the Premier.

Paris, July 26.-The serving of the
official notices closing the unauthoriz-
ed religious schools began this morn
ing and was carried out so far as Paris
was concerned without disturbance.
AT MavauN department of Du Nord.
the expulsion of the sisters led to
riot in which two persons were arrest
ed. The police commissary report ten
rioters injured.
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AGED RESIDENT DROWNED.
Albert Nallie, Sr.. Found Dead Thi
Morninu Near Scion.

Cedar Rapids, JUL -(SpeciaD
Albert Nallie, ST., was ound dead this
morning under a railroad culyert nsar
Soion The deceased had been drown
ed in this place ard it is intinlated that
it is case Of suicide. He was about 81
years OF age.
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REoReANlzE ARMY REGIMENTS.
Adj. Gen. corbn Issues Orders for
Depot in Recruit instruction.

DSP0e 1T 'teS' Ut '''SN' 1o stoffs
San Francisco, July 26.-In pursu-
ance of an order from Adjutant Gen
eral H. G. Corbin, the Seventh and
Nineteenth regiments of infantry and
the camp of recruits and casuals now
located on the Preside reservation
will be reorganized in separate com
pany, and to be known as The depot
in recruit instruction" Colonel Chas.
A. Colridge being the senior officer
present in the organization, will be in
command.
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SHOT FlRER DIES.
John Olson Passed Away Late Yester
day Afternoon.

Bussey, July 26.-(SpeciaD John
Olson, the shot firer, who was injured
in the O. X. mine No. 5, Thursday ev-
ening, passed away in this city yester-
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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RA.Is ~ OTIS EFT.
!
Prices s.oa ss>~ g Is t !sa-te in
E.taii : les.

Prices S!oo r 81 IS sSes7te in
-EEe, r.os.
rules in TIC - 81. ;s2y Pie 8
fllctua.cA Sc Fly s'}a4'ii, crs
are aimcs n K S,- ~ u swentg
minutes now .Fuls Ga acppe,i tr5sn
50 cents TO 50 cents. = less CT IS aonts
from The cpcning n 80 az hour
more prices vert b1c& o CT cents.
closing the quotaticas. The cause Of
the pandemonian was q rumor that
James Patton, who was supposed 10
control the contracts fer 2Sout St5C3,-
600, but long stuff which the shorts
fear they cannot deliver, had allowed
his unfortunate opponents to settle at
about seventy cents. Latc- It yT.as re-
ported that no settlement had been
made and a few rash spectators who
sold uaguardedly, rushed back to COW
er. Prices then advanced sharply to
67 cents Trade was not particularly
heavy and quotations at tines were 2
cents apart.
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Peasants Are Armed.

Paris, July 36.-The rustic popala,
ton around Brcst sas taken up arms
and is determined to resist any ct
tempt at the forcible execution of the
orders of the premier.