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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
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EOT1AS POB COREEGD

MarEo SG.
oontinAAn ApIAsAndo los Directories del
Paftido RSpublicano In Asamblsa que siensn
aauneiada.
PAFscH cue sl objeto on YER Ia manera dc
AAesrls sE San Juan, ,donde hay mas olament0
bAFoosissa, que pusds apoyar oil grupo de 10
capital
gAbsmos que los repnblieaaoe do Ii isIa.
per eacrit0 pidsn QUE 90 Acuerae 81 din de esa
AnAmblsA, Pnss hay asuntos impoPtantss que
Sratar.
Hoy IA llegadO do la a1ayrA sl vapor ana.
fidano soaRaeaso ha salidc para los Essados
UhidoH.
Nm sais buqus van o. psrssaas d. pauais
de primaPRj snAro ell0s van IN jov6n america
no qaa astA eompleaamanta loco.
Ela rsRrssAdo do Caracas Ia atnoriaa Mar
RaeiHa MaltS Psftsneeisnts o In tAmilia Acos-
Esta ss1orita hs pasedo una larea tsmpo.
fAdA On Aq usllA eiudad donde Ia rscaperado
81 salud algo qusbrantAda.
Tambi6n nos asmoa entefado Que 90 an
enSntra AlEo rnsjorAda In aeAoribA sollta Aeoa.
ooAtinCs oBfsrmo do algan suidsdo oil
amigo, dlSbingHido doctor VaEqneE Prada. Mn
diesn que hAbrG que hRcerle una cpsract6n ca
una pierna.
W Pusde Asegurarse que os M maIoren H.
cores fAbEieAdos en- oil pafs, SO venden en- Ia
f6bFiea do don Pedro OhMndry, sn San Juan.
RssA easa hR montado aus productos !
gran AltuRA. NO admiAen eompetsnclR sus
licorss son mUcho mejor que los importadoT
dc Europa. El rom OH una sspeciAlidad.
San JHsso, n6m0ro i. San Juan.
PATeee que las t1Fbaa FspubIicanaa do
GnayAm& han hecho una dsnoBtraci6n do
faeF1a AsAsAndo vArloa fsdsralos go dlea
cue 10 poliefA los mstl0 en esja.
Any SFsogldo 90 sl progr&ma que anuu- |
sle pSr9 ia rssrssA ds assa nocAa Ia banda de
La eaua& da hAbsFGs suapsndido Ia repra.
aantkai0n do Lon cuadros vivos, para oil lunes
tbaGeea que oil slamsnto AmaFicano an au
EAAyoTia Ba hu bieaa vIst0 cehlbido de ir III eau
% On ser ea0 dia dsstlnado para sHs preesetos
: gsiigiosea.
NO ca da dudSF que aI iunsa PasulAaRk nm
sAo m6s anil@adA esta fiesta.
Nn estns dias 90 ha vlaa0 GonsAanasman
ia al 1Msg&dO de ORtedRAl ai licaneEado HAmos
ID AaegnFs qHs 30 qalen In dirigldo los tr6mi-
as da una sAusa importanbo que Sc stgae on
fa tRibHmai.
lEs cue bi jneS no tiana auaclsnte cnmpa-
aneia, q ss de lay que 30 hags auf On cIsrtoa
aaesY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
Asesinato Y Suicide
Orfmen apasionado

Ell 25 ie los corrfantas 80 metf6 an ho-
rrlbie crfnen Tailaboa, hArEIo de lps q nslaa.
Lais Esprir gor, por eausa da eelos, aseai-
not dfapar&ndee tres sIros de- revolver, una
noDrisa suya, jovsn de Ii Il sn1s.
Olsen que, dsspuas Dc reaIizado al crfmen,
dijo hsiIrass aAtisfssho, soneiuy6 psr car
gar da nnevo Ell rev6.vsr suiaidarss.
Sag1a ir f1rmes, Espringor venfa prsms-
disAndo ei hecho, pnes Ell dia antsrior eatuv0
On Ponce en soIieitud del arma homicide.
Assguran aigunos vsciaos qse lIspringor
paaecfs dc snsgsnsci6a mental.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27

Anoehesa han rscibido au Ia logla eRsgs-
neraci6nS los j6gsneB don Ffansisco C3ssaros
| y don Antonio Mosaos.
El aeto fu6 como sismpre cen correction.
Han llegsdo slngressdo On 10 eareeI 10.
| baRdldos sandalio Msresd AdoIfo 1dstos. an
| ls mafi&na ae hoy,
4 sst0s suissos 80 los aig us sarsa Dor -
| Ftes eFinsnss que tiGnsn paadlantas.
Dlcen que A1olfo Matos ha naaifsssa
de1soa de hablar con Les psrioiissss.
varioa amsrfcanos cue protsgferon ru a.
en0 On sata capital al celabte eonGe Rocco
de- Diannowieh estAn muy fneor cd AIDES con
sste sn1eto por 'haberles desHcPeditadcl an In
vscfna isla de San Thomas.
El conds pAreca que h disho alruuas YER.
dades en- Rqnal pafs con References : COMO son
6rassdos squf los nativos les ha reconsends
do no votsn por Ii ansxi0n.
LA EsPAFoLA.-Fonda y possds eoa
vissa nj mar pr6xima & 10 astaci6n del ferfa.
earfil. .--Tetuan 81 g.
Ofrece eata casa las msjorea comodida-
dea para 81 pasajero. Comida ID earsa S eoma
oonvsngS precfoa m6dieos.
Habitaeiones frescaa hien genkfIaaa4 8
bAfios. ~"S
HoHpsdaiss abonos, presios eonvsncio.
Pare eOnduer los coneurfentss ii baiIe
Dc Rio Piedrss al a6bado pr6xlmo, habrkn ca
rroa esPecialea do IDA vaslta.
"a han comensado & sir.ular las invita-.
clones para sl bale de Pescuas en- el Casino
Dspan1l.
Una erquesta compuesta de NJ a deoo do il
polte1a insniar ha aldo contratada para hacer
lAS e0cataa de aemana santa an Rio lPIsdrar
TsndFan lnEar las hsstas da regfanento
sea Ia del 1neveH VieFnes santo, ona se h.
ran con media orauesta vones las de- sshado
domingo, cue as harAn con cantoa |, i 4ods
ofquesSa, Id procession In que eonearrirk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27


Ssfor:
ysrios essos haa sido comgnlcad0s esta
cfiefna aa que les slcaldes de los divsrsoH rau-
nlefpioa han datsrRina1o que era Illegal ira
ba1aT comareIal On los dfas fsstivos al puer-
&C Eico. Probablamense ests harror IA aohrs.
vanHdo por L. confusion 10 los dfas fsstivos 60 n
la lIAngda &L4y para esrrar los eata bl0ci mil n
tss los domfBsos1 que fas aprobAda por la AL
Simn Asam5lsa Legislative.
For ID preaense SO haee aaber Qua l. lev
nO prohibs Ming una persona el podar haear
cRslquier nsgocio, oeupaci6n legal, sn cusl-
qufer ola festivo legal establscido por las la-
yes de Pnarto Rteo. con exception de Rqusllas
que pFevisns dicha Lay Domfnieal, que solo
erdana que IS sisrren eisrtos establaeimisn.
sos indastFises Eeregites, despuss DO las
dose, todos Ios doming0s.
Es eossunbre del sobierno haear oua To-
das las cfctnas pAolieas psrmanezean esrra-
das 81 los dias Dc nastas legales y par 10 re-
galar 81 G Gobernaaor pide todas laa neraonaa
que dsjea de trassiar continuar suu neso-
clos en esos dias, peTo no hay ley cue exiia II
PaTali=aci6n de los nsgoeieg trabaios On
ssos disa de dssta, ) qua provaa usna aleune
sn rsssi6n con 10 mismo.
Por 10 tanto 50 haee sabar rsspatuoaamen.
Sc que hajo Ias lsyes de Puerto Rieo, cuslonier
persona pueds haeef eaaIquIar neeoefo legal
Oeupaei6n en- euaiquier dfa festivo estabIe-
sido por Il sys CON excspsi6n de Ia Ley Do
ninieal.
Muy respatuosamante,
CHARLES HARTzG ELL
secrstarles
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27

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EOS Oh dGeho rano, san Lar Esnarsc 1st...
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
sc We II DEN

10 nneYo selb6 nogal con perehas de
msrmDl a25
Una mesa comedor de Is per-
SC nas redEcf6ndose d q, 402. SO
Pllra informes en- ests Redacci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
t5idra
CIRCULAR ACLARATORIA
Luz del Campo,

AL puede calihcarse la qus diriie sl 9e-
cFehaFlo De Puerto Rico > les alealdss de IL
1871 para SWEAR srroaess 1ntsrpTataclonas go.
pre- uno ds los bats aprooados per los ouerpos
oiegisisdofea en 81 hgtino psrisdo legislative.
San Jaan, P. Z Mario "a de 1909
Al Alcal6e de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-27
F elIeiano Ma.nIgrin,

Anoshs % han reeibido Ell ia logla eRsgs-
neraci6n1 los j6geneB don Ffansisco C,ssaros
y don Antonio Mossos.
El aeto fu6 como sismpre cen correction.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
Kansas CITY
Journal

Has led the metropolitan dailies Of the
great Southwest for nearly fifty years.
In this section it is supreme. In 1899 il
vi,l be brighter and better than ever be.
inrH. More new, attractive features;
rpre national and foreign news; more
Lovs from Kansas, Oklahoma. Missouri
Nebraska aud the Southwest. Bright
and well selected miscolaney. Latest
sporting news. All the news that is
worth printing. Tho circulation Of the
journal now exceeds 10000 daily. The
Company wants 10 double it this year.
tro you subscriber II not, now is a
good time to begin.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Anp,r.,us OF Digestion.
Cnndncted hr the w. q. 7. U.

|
When we see good things to eat We
say "Our mouth waters" or, techni-
cally speaking, the salivary glands are
furnishing juice which is necessary for
the digestion Of the food we take in our
mouth. We can't find 10 any
physiology statement whore the saliva
is to be spit out Of the month. 1t is in
tended for the stomach TO be mixed
thoroughly with our food and aid the
digestion. The Kansas City Star Of
Jan 8, says 1.-THE Tobacco trust reports
Is Millions pounds Of tobacco as passing
through the factories from Missouri
which places Missouri first in that
business.
Now consider the use Of il. Every
business man looks at results or profits
in money invested. Tobacco is used for
neither food, medicine, shelter or
raiment. What is it good FORT Stof
and think Of the saliva it viii take 10
soak up IS millions Il pounds OF .obacco
aud the filth ,t III IA ks Al ast't
no one denies. No mau can swa,ioH one
bit OF tobacco julcs because It's u po'sJa
so what Is done with itY "Don't spit IN
the floor" "Don't smoke in the c1r. y"
Every lady is saying "Don't!" "Doa't"
papers are sayi1, Don't toOnccu 81 t
your life away" Use "no tobacco, -
everywhere is the saying, "No gentle
man will smoke in tho presence OF
| aides"
Are we a civilized people Iud 81 Q
and then use up ~ million pounus #
Missouri weeds into useless rrouuCt
and dangerous one. The saliva when
dried floats through the air and is one
If the main causes of tuberculosis.
II nan wants to become Illuminating
1 animal give him II cud to chew which is
not poisonous and he can dispose Of the
juice as our senator who sucks eggs
disposed of the shells. Tue day Is
coming when the health of the nation
will require man to carry u spittoon il
his pocket and empty it in the grounl
and bury the contents in lime and ashes
A minister Of Jasper preached a
, Csrytuwn once on the subject o
tobacco and his text is found in Rev. p
second clause of 18th verse. Swing"
4 Mrs. Roup will entertain the W. &. I
! U. ladies at her homo Friday Afternoon
e at 3. O'clock Every one is welcome, thos'
, who are not members come out and SCI
4 what y good time we have.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
LXnnIand Gossip.

Among those from town who attended
the dance at Horton 'sThursday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Frck, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rathbun, Bessie St John,
Della Glaze and Dole Pike. All report
good time.
Rev. Palmer closed his meeting
Saturday evening. Tho house was well
filed each night and We trust great
good was done.
Mrs Green OF Kansas is visit ng her
daughter, Mrs. PottortT ami will likely
spend the summer here.
Mr., Jones' and wife returned from a
visit to F, $ tt whore they are iuten-
ding to locate.
Mrs. Stratton and daughtrr Lottie,
spent Saturday o.il there friend Mrs.
Wood.
Miss Stella Byers has been visiting
Miss Lizzie Lawson the past week.
John Laforce spent one day last week
visiting his friend Mr.. Byers
The children OF Mr.. Woods are quite
sick with chicken pox
Mrs.'Porter of Dakota, is visiting he,
brother +. W. Wescott.
Mrs. Rose has been quite sick, but j,
improving.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
Sheridan.

Miss Toi Hrrlman entertained few
Of her frie DIS Wednesday evening, by
giving mystery party" The evening
was very pleasantly spent in music and
games. When the time for supper came,
the guests were invited to the kitchen
whore the supper had been arranged in
packages with long strings attached,
and each one was allowed to take one
string and the contents. Those present
were: MIR. and Mrs. Ray Herdman,
Misses Cora Rogers, AlmyrtN Reid, Eva
and Ethel Robinson, Lena aud Ethel
Riddle, Anna and GraceWampler, Myrtle
/ and Nellie Grow, Grrtie Brown, Emma
Harghnvout, Toi Herdmnn, and Emma
/ Wo. Il. Nrssrs Walter Miller, Dude,
/ Rogers, Ray Rbiuehart, Homer Owen
Cha-. Kerury, Alvin Wood, Wilbart Nil
/ Der, Chas Wamplcr, Frank and Tom
Grow, Urbln Brown, Roscoe Haugha
won't
/ Nm Nc Cliutock and family have
moved to their new htme. We welcome
them to our community.
Some Of our young folks attended thu
party at Mr. Woods Tuesday night anc
report 8 good time.
Chas Hhitesell is at his fathers sicl
but is reported 10 be getting better.
Mr.. Little has moved ITO the hous,
recently vacated by Mr.. Balm.
Mrs Frank Hatch and daughter, ot
Carthage are visiting at j. r. Preachers.
Mr.. Frank Cocl;rell Of Lamar spen
Sunday at Mrs. Kerueys.
Mr. Bowman and MIR. Brown MT,
hauling wood from Northfork.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
Mud College.

A very nice time was enjoyed at the
home Of Mr.. Welsh'S on Tuesday
Dancing was the principal feature Of the
evening. The only thing unusual was
that Mr.. Welsh was minus u cap.
Mrs. j. Malone has been on the sick
list 'or the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have been visit
ing their daughter for the past week.
We understand that MIR. Willis Pat
terson is going to move to Boston. This
will leave another vacant house in Nal.
ty which will be for rent.
Mr.. Beleue's father is very poorly al
present,
John Mccoy has moved over near Ke.
mona on the Harris farm.
Anyone having anything to trade or
exchange, call on viii Self.
John Spencer has sold his drilling
outfit.
Girls look out, Harry Roy has new
buggy.
Mr.. G. L. Bell and wife were visiting
Eva Self last wrok.
GUESS.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
Preston News.

Last wednesday, Jan. g, at 2 p m.
there was pretty home wedding at the
residence OF X. s. Judd, where Miss
Hattie Judd and A. G. Mink were uni
ted in matrimony by Rev. Kirk, Of Orc
uoRo. The bride looked very beautiful in
white silk trimmed in applique and point
lace, the latter..being the gift OF an init
mate friend. The briCe also wore white
slippers and no jewely except diamond
ring. The groom was tastefully attired
in dark blue suit :and white silk tie,
After the ceremony, the guests retired
TO the dining room where bountiful
dinner was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Mink, Frank Mink,
Mr.. and Mr.. Arch Mink aud family, Nh
and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr.. aud Mrs. U
f. Clark and Minnie Clark. Several
nioeI presents we're received.
Mere will be teachers meeting and
prayer meeting each Saturday night at
O'Clock, at the Presbyterian church
Anyone who will, is invited to attend.
Mrs. Marcia Collier, Of Cave Springs
and James Cone aud family, Of Sheldon
Mo, are spending the week at I. L.
| Cones,
FL Collier is just recovering from Sc
we're case Of the chickenpox. DR.. Crum
has been In attendance on him.
Mr.. Cotfelt, wife, and daughter Bessie
spent last Friday and Saturday visiting
Marion Sparr's, at Reeds Station.
Abe Mink gave an oyster supper t.
the band BOYS and their girls, in honor
Of his bride, last Friday night.
Mrs. Helen Eddy and son, Of Alba
visited with her sister Mrs. Matte Titus
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mamie Lauderbaush is visiting
her brother in Jasper this week.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
Dewey sparkIings.

Henry Hoover has his house painted
all white and IL has fine appearance.
We hope as spring comes every one will
fix up'Around their farms. The cities are
making plans for home decorations and
why should not the farmerY IL will
make land worth more TO clean II up,
burn up the litter ond put unsightly
objects away from the public roads.
Don't decorate your front yards with
clothes lines, City folks don't. or
your front porches with old rubbish.
But hang up hammock, make some
flower beds. plant out some shade trees
and give your thome sever so humble
an attractive appearance.
The literary is reaching high water
mark and the school house is not large
enough. The questions of "Art vs..
Nature" and "Inyention vs.. labor"
have been settled.
Notice will be given next week Of a
sociablo at the hcme Of Mr.. Matthews
for the entertainment Of Rev. Burnhnm
and wife. Every one is invited to come
Harry Pringle was stopped on by a
horse and Lad his toos mashed. lie was
unable 20 attend school last week.
DR.. Hendricks, Of jasper, has bought
7 800 feet of lumber from Mrs. Golf or
Dry Fork, for his new residence.
Tho kindness Of MIR. Jones and Mr.
Busby in fixing the little bridge is muci
appreciated by the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Forbes o
Carthage took dinner Sunday with Mr.
Matthews.
There will be song service at thu
Dunkard Church next Sunday night.
Mr.. Wine, of Jasper, has been build
ing hay barn for Mr.. Pugh.
Mrs. Allison was out in the Dewe!
neighborhood Saturday.
Mrs. GoT is planning to have new
house built this string,
Mr.. Schott spent Sundty with Mr.
and Mrs. WillWood9.
Harvey Gofr has lost three OF his fin
dogs.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
a cure Isor Lur1bnRo.

W. G. Williamson Of Amherst, Va, says
For more than year suffered from
lumbsgo. finally tried Chsmberlain's
Pain Balm and il gave me entire, which
AL other remedies had To DO" Sold by
Webb Drug Il Hdw. CO.
A nice new line of Rockers and
Couches at bargains at d. W Teeters.
iTABLER's BuoKEYE PILE OINTMENT is
the only remedy for blind, bleeding or
protuding piles, Endorsed by physicians;
cures the most obstinate cases, Prise zoe
in bottles, tubes 75cts. Ell. Lauderbaugl'
Drug Co.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
Dublin Items,

Mrs Maud Hepboru, of Neck City,
came up to visit her sister Mrs. Morl' n
last Saturday and will visit other rcla.
tives at Forest Grove this week.
Tom Goodwin returned from Nongom-
cry county, Kansas, last week, where he
has been visiting since Christmas.
II. f, McElwain and family, OF Walk.
ar, Mo, is visiting Tom Goodwin this
week.
Rev. Burnham preached splendid
sermon at Dublin last Sunday.
Our Sunday school starts with the new
year with s6.l0 in the treasury.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
rhe seeret OF LonrLIt..

Consists 10 keeping ali the main organs
.of the Dody IN healthy, regular action
ana IN quickly destroying deadly uisca-,
germs. kleclc Bitters regulate stomach,
liver anu Hidurys, purify the blood, aud
give aspleudid appetite. They work won
d'rs 10 curing kidney troubles. female
c m laints, nervous diseases, couslipa.
tim, dyspepsia aud malaria, Vigorous
health aud strength always follow their
use. Only SOC, guaranteed by Webb Bros
druggists.
Cash paid for Hides and Furs.
Boucher & Butts.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16

Your hens will go way back
and sit down to lay eggs
when fed International poul-
try food. For sale by Webb
Drug x Hdw.Co.
The worst after effects OF Inauenza arts,
from Geranged functions OF the liver
clear tho blood a. once with HEEBlNE fol
it will strugtheu tho liver TO with,
from circulation the hillary rois.
Price COO. Ell. Laederbautk.
Pure Maple Syrap las
tings.
Cou3hs ud
you canqu
few dosrs % ls.aa.
tr.rt p dpt
isikv-ias -:.ar- 4'}t@a.
Money refunded il il ever f-i.s,
The Jasper news., 1902-01-16
Fruit Trees.
GUESS,

Cali on IL, Hunt when you want any
thing in the Nursery line from straw
berry plant to ~ evergreen tree. You
get exactly the kinds you want and II
full replace at half price of all that are
dead ON or before August LIST 1902
lift IL. HUNT.
The hens will have to
hurry to lay eggs when fed
international poultry food.
For sale Webb Drug d Hdw.
Co.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-24
y Observation-Disclosures
of the Presidents Life,

Among the annoyances of a presidents life
are the tntrusions of well-intentioned people
upon his private and personal affairs. He is
the common property of the nation. He has
no home. or as little Of one as the public is
compelled to leave him; he is worse off than
any private citizen in the country in this re-
srect for when he his wife asks some
friends to call on them on certain day OF
the week, persons who are not asked. and who
do not know them, accept the invitation which
was not given them and go also. Not so an
moving. perhaps. are the people who open upon
the president as teachers of morality. They
have no delcacy: they rush in where they are
not asked: and they insist that now the presi-
dent is In the White House he shall conform
his life to theirs, shall live as they think is
right, and Is a monster Of iniquity II he does
not accept their tutelage. There is not a
president who has escaped Them and there
never will be until we have a score or so Of
presidents. each of whom will not heed them
who will not answer their letters, who win
insist on having his own habits. and on living
according to his own light and not according
had temperance president who has been
called q drunGard because some one said he
saw him drink glass Of champagne at dinner
Denials OF the truth of the statement merel,
whetted the appetite for objurgation. And now
we have another president. very abstemious
man, who receives letters nearly every da,
whose writer's express the regret that we have
wine bibber'' In the White House These
letters, we are told, are not answered. but q
reply was sent to the woman who reminded
the president of the commandment, "Sx day.
shalt thou labor" and then lectured him 70, 4
Sabbath breaking. The reply was written by.
Secretary. Cortelyou, and was. this: ID
III am directed BY the president to say thar
takes his wife and children into the country.
Sunday afternoon.
,'.To which OF these, occupa lions do you OBJ !
Weekly.
- / a-sf .ttt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-24
TORN BY WOLVES
WISCONSIN FARMER HAS A TER
RIBLE FIGHT For HIS
LIFE.
ATTACKED IN MS BARNARD
HAD TO FIGHT HIS WAY INCH BY
INCH TOWARD THE
HOUSE.
INJURIES NAY PROVE FATAL
HIS FLESH IN MANY PLACES
IS TORN FROM THE
BODY.
ATTACKED IN his BARNARD
INJURIES NAY PROVE FATAL

La Crosse, Wis, Jan. 10. - After q
hard struggle with pack of wolves.
Olaf Halesrud a, we'll known farmer
living about ten miles north of this
city. lies in his home in a critical con-
dition. His flesh in many places is
torn from his body. Physicians say
that he cannot live.
Thursday night Halesrud was awak-
ened by a disturbance in his barnyard
and he made an investigation. From
q pig pen a dark object skunk off. He
found two pigs dead, one half-de-
voured.
Halesrud heard a growl and looked
around to see two balls of fire glazing
at him in the darkness. Presently an
other pair of eyes appeared and he
realized that he was being surrounded
by wolves. He started on run for
the house. $50 feet distant, but before
he had gone twenty feet half a dozen
swapping, snarling wolves We're about
him. The farmer tried to protect him
self with a small club which he
snG ched up but it had little effect.
Several times Halesrud was forced to
the ground by the animals, but each
time he fought them off and regained
his feet, and fought his way, inch by
inch, toward the house. The door was
finally reached. when, half-fainting. he
staggered inside and shut the door
upon the determined brutes. Mrs.
Halesrud helped her husband to bed
and dressed the gaping flesh wounds,
which practically covered his body.
Wolves have been SO numerous in
this vicinity during the past few
months. and their work so destructive
to cattle of smaller variety that the
farmers have decided to start an or
ganizcd movement against them.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-24
BRAGA ESCAPED.
Spainard Who Snys He Blew Up the
Maine Has DiAaDNeareI.


Chadron, Neb., Jan. 18!s- Edward
Satterlee, Who was a member of the
committee chosen to investigate the al
legged confession of the Spaniard on
Bob Yago's ranch in Sioux county,
that it was he who sent the battleship
Maine to the bottom of Havana har-
Dor, has returned with the informa-
ton that Manuel de Silvia Braga was
not to be found on that ranch. He
was told that the Spaniard had learned
of the investigation and had boarded
the east-bound Elkhorn train at Glenn.
Neb. Mr.. Satterlee found letters and
other papers at the home of Yago
which, he says, convinced him beyond
doubt that the Spaniard was in some
manner connected with, or knows all
about the destruction of the Maine.
Pressed with questions, he admitted
that the papers prove the Spaniard
was in Cuba as military officer dur
ing Weyler's regime; that he left there
about the time the Maine was de-
stroyed, and came to this country.