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The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-06-05
YA0UI TRIBESMEN
AMBUSH SOLDIERS
Kill Thirty Mexican Troops
in Mazatan Mountains.
Capt. Celsc Gomez and Lieutenant VAL
ejo Among the
Slain.

TUCSON. Ariz.. June 4.-The uprising
among the Yaqui Indians is becoming
general. \ detachment Of seventy-three
men from the force of General Torres.
who is pursuing the Yaquis in the Ma
zatan mountains east Of HermosiIlo,
was ambushed and thirty OF the num-
Der killed
Capt. Celso Gomez and Lieut.. Jose
Vallejo, of the Twentieth Battalion. were
among the slain. Only one escaped I'M
hurt
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-06-05


| 1t Is probable that at least four East
ern horses will start In the American
Derby at Chicago on June 21-Heno,
Homestead. Old England. and Hermis.
Mr. Mackay will likely send his crack
three year old to Chicago within a week
He will probably be given one more race
Homestead will be shipped three or four
days before the race. and Hermis will
likely leave week before.
1t is possible that Arsenal. the Felth-
erstone candidate, will also go to Cnica-
go. and Mr.. Wilson may send Diheline.
while ]. G. Foilansbee is considering
sending Camerson to the Windy City
Eastern turfmen will pin their faith to
Heno. although the Green Morris pair
will have strong following II is the
belief that Old England will start to
make the pace for his stable companion
Homestead, as the latter is more of a
long distance horse than Old England
There is no question that Eeno can go
the route.
The East surely looks to have better
chance to capture the Western stake than
it has had In several years. Strathreat
was the last Eastern horse that annexed
the Chicago race.
Gold Heels. who is 4 prominent candi-
date for the Suburban. is going along
well in his work and will likely be n
starter in the big race. He worked a
mile anG furlong al Brighton on Tues
day In 1:!6la.
4 notable example OF the abuse of
thoroughbred racer is shown in the
case of kingraine, the Western horse
that came East early in the season with
q reputation of having worked faster
than anything at the Kentucky Associa-
ton track. Kingraine has been en-
tered in a race every day for the past
ten days and has been scratched on
only two or three occasions. lie has
started six times since the opening of
the Gravesend meeting.
Goldsmith and Yankee. two of the w
c. Whitney three-year-o that were
very sick during the winter, are going
along well in their work now, and may
lace the starter before long. II Is to
be hoped thai neither horse Will show
the effects of his sickness. as each was
rcckoned among the tOpnotchers of the
two-year- old division last year, and Mr..
Whitney has had enough bad luck.
The judges at Chicago who have been
investigating the running of the horse
Louisville have decided to refuse to
. How the horse to start on days when
The track is muddy.
According TO the percentage of win
ming mounts. the American jockeys
Maher and Martin are second and third
respectively. in the list of riders in
England.
The first yearlipg sale of the season
took place at the Sheepshead Bay track
on Tuesday, when the yearlings from
the Runnymede and Racelsnd farms
we're disposed OF. with several horses OF
other breeders. The top price was paid
for d black colt by Sir Dixon-Lady
which was purchased by ]. E
Widener for $500. The chestnut filly
by Sir Dixon-S Sally McClelland was
I, h,, Cont nroup f,r Ea0
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-06-05
Out of Ammunition.

The Mexicans ran out of ammunition
and engaged in hand hand battle
with the Yaquis Fifty OF the latter
were reported killed. but their great
number overwhelmed the &exicans. The
survivors retreated 10 Hermosill0. Fiji
terr nf them were wounded
General Torres has retreated and sent
out scouts loyal to the government. Ref
ugees arriving at Hermosilio report
that everywhere the Yaquis have taken
the warpath. Three stations en- the
Sonora Railroad have been abandoned
and the telegraph operators have left.
Gen. Luis Torres, in command of the
Mexican troops, has been re-enforcei
by his brother. Lorenzo Torres. with
2G0 mounted meE. l. is estimated that
there are 1000 Yaquis. we'll armed. as
sembled in the foothills of the Mazatau
mountains.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-06-05
Indians Capture Arns.

The Mexican forces are sh )rt of am
munition and arms and through the au-
thorities at Nogales all available arms
and ammunition at Tucson were ordered
shipped Monday. The Yaquis captured
twenty-five stands of arms in the am
bush Sunday. Runners arriving at Her
mosillo report fearful cruelties ~ the
ambuscade which occurred Sunday near
Aquatic.
AS soon as the expected re-enfort e.
ments arrive, Torres will engage the
Yaquis in the mountains and 4 decisive
battle is expected then.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-06-05
Notification to Be Given.

The Bakers Association will be noti-
fed that no definite action was taken by
the Grocers' Association at the meeting
last night.
Other business was taken up in regu-
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-06-05

First race-For all ages; Lightweight
Handicap: about six fUriongs. Smart Set
QO'Connor). to l. won; Eddie Busch
(odom). 3 to /, second; Grail Uandry)
s TO l. third. Time, 1:77 is.
Dallyhoo Bey also ran. Scratched,
swiftmas, Roue.
Second racc-For thrce-year- and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
De COEU0O
Menos polftlca y mas hygiene

Sc nos dice de CRt&f11 gus haes por eRpacio
p6blico, Sc visns Osupando-sn 10 que respecta
ests r&mo-mEs de su eonYsniencia que de
ID dsI eRgsrfo.
Lo pRopio sucade con 81 rsnsta de caTni.
csHfR eIgpnas vacss ss saerifcEn rssss pPs III.
dAa y grRciRs m sefl1r aucsriesno qua de vsS
sn cuAndo saerifcR sgnnAs reseE .se come
eRFne h1snS bRP&ts.
Tambisn 50 nos dice que sn algunas pAna.
dsPfRs 30 dsis ell pan eEndo que sse estado
Sc expande nj p1hlie0.
Las eailes se sncuentrAn en- p6simo estRdo
princfpalments lA del sAmparo.s
Hay an hornos cssi pueds deeirss, en- me
dio del cassrfo para f&bTiear carbon qus'todo
gst0 sucGds ciencia pAeisnci& del veeinda.
rio que tIsna que pereibir ss& hRmarads de
mapgles vieios que So queman.
Convsndrfa que los llamAdos g coErsgrIos
aom&Yan carta1 en- ell asnns0.
Ma htgIens m6nos pOlialca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
Entire los hijos del Tic Sam
Grave aItercRdO

sG nos comunica do San Jn&n, qus CON
motive del dsssmbRFeo de los soldedoa mari
NOS q qua formsn 10 dotaci6n en- los b&FCog de
gnsFFa suEtos en- s pusrtn, sc snscit6 entire epsos
una Eeflde eontiendA que pudo tener mGyorss
pPoporclonss 3 no ser poR Is oportuna fntePvsn-
zion dc piquats da infantsEfa de marina
que prsEtsbA ssrvieio an 81 arsenal qus dis.
pars6 los 8TboFotadores,
TESiBtR euaFenta msrineros at&c2rOn Q
eineo Heis aoldados que SO hallab&n en- nm Ca
rs, fRents al RyuDtAmisnto.
Uno de estoa GItlmos 90 dsfendi6 vAlisnte-
msnts 6s loS maripos que por ID Bnpe .ioridRd
del ndmePo 10 rlndi6s sp&lo6n6os atroxmsnts
y d6ndols de pStsdss, al extrsmo de ArToj&r In
HRBRPa por In bocS.
Unk mnehAehA que iba por aquel sitio en-
nl monento is 60 lueha fu6 vfCtma ds nm ss-
eidsnte habisndo nscssidRd de dkrls frieclonsH
para que Volvisra en- VI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
lEl Lcdo. Guzman

Nos sseFiben de San Juan hAeis udones
alugies del dIgno sbCgsdo nusatYo amigo co.
PEsligfonaFio don Juan Guaman BsDftex.
east kodoa los fgdegRIes quiansa No Al-
9aa eausR poF delitoS electorAlssa les dsaanda
con dasintsE6s, obtsnisnd0 sismprs 10 abuolu.
ei6n.
Ultimsmsnta defsndi6 RI sefi1r Garcia Sal.
RAfo q R8rnRPdo ManguRl
Aplandimos In &etltud gensrosa del gefi1r
Gasmsn Bsnftss, 81 que fslieitRmos por aus
tginnfoB.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
ACLARADNO UN PUNTO
NsEuabo, DlessmbFs Is de 99O2.
SafioF Director dc LA DEMoCRACIA
C8guAs.

Muy sefior INFO:
En al n6msEo 57s de su iluairAdG publ.
esei6p, AoErses I'M suslto Pafsrsnts Ia
cFipCl6n iaisi@dA ests pueblo, q favor q
don joss Lsoneio B )dEigusE, rogSndo 80 entire
gse q au VudA ell imports ds Aquellsa 20 no
pudiaTA oaliheRFSs tRl pstiei6a poE 10 que no
e0Doean 10 ocnFri6e, como RogpschoIa, ha cEei
do opoTtuno dFv OEts4 eieTtos detallss, FIN
DO one Sc atFVa resAiaeaR ~ indieada noticia.
PoF eieTtoE psrl0dieoH de San Juan, ms en-
taYe de que SO habfa inieia6O . f&var del Gitado
sshoE Rodriguez una snscEi pci6n como NqusI
tanfa muShAs ElmpRtias sn In IocRlidad, nae re.
sulyf formAr otFR eoaeta Teunisndo antRa Va
rios amigos ls Sum@ de dies psses ncvanta cen
taVos.
a. tsnsrss notlclaE dsl f&lleeinisnto de RI.
dEiguss, eonSults con los donantss para "A e
rsBolwiessn 10 eonvsnisnts Ecersa da la invs
si6n qus ausriAn dst 10 reoaud4do y optRndo
m0usiloE porous co yemttieaa una psRts del dI-
nero 3 do1s OErmsn R)drigusz Ia otfG q IN
hf1o cue al hnado tenfR astadiando en los Esta.
dos u nldoS, sntFegse Il Suma 4 IL sNnora de
don Arturo 9AllAFdo, dona MonBsrrRts Dia4,
Qulan 10 snvi6 L. indisRda dona Carmsn con
don Martin CAlEfSt, ai obtsto indieado.
Re suAnbo ha oeurEido en- 81 particular que
nos OeapG,
Con Ia mayor eonsidsrsai6n qusdo de US
lsd atto. amigo q. o. Q. B s.M.
Miguel 3, Garcia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
P6rddda

En- la noehs dsl 10 de los corrisnsss ha de-.
sApAEseido de sBtA Jurisdiction IN cabsllo dc
mi propladad, color sceisano osepro, como de-
6 cnGrtss de alxada, ds 4 . 5 shos, pAta trace
TA dsPechR blAnGa, pRsO msnudso largo, ain
hsRPAF = elm mAPeA
Ofrszeo oil que me sntFsgus dieho Rnimal,
ana gtatfcacion de ocho dollar
Limo Oottu
Maanabo DIeismbrs 90 de 1902. D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
ABS II e 70

hA sl1o absuslto en- sl iuieio que SO Is segufA
poF aupusatRS intuPiAs por madio de IL pEsnS8,
cuRndo ssta6R 81 cargo In direction del GDiA.
rio DO Puerto Rieos.
oAlurosRmsnts 10 fslIait&mos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
Incendi0 en- COmeriO
UNA CASA DEsTRUIDA

La BaFmAeiA que psrsanscs sn Comarfo
~ seh1r UsrutiA gusd6 east dsstFnida por nm
ineOndio Ia noche del sGbRdo. El fueg1 10 orl
Rin6 an dsRcuido del domSStioo, quisn dei6 le-
IN aPdiFn1o en- lA eoeinA.
Duranss lA noehs Sc comunie6 . Ia mAdsra
del sdincio, y cuRndn 80 pudo veneer sl fusgo,
yR Is casa sHtaba eRsi dsstFuids.
LIE p6rdida 90 eAlculR sn muy carea ds
TOO dollars.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23

h@Esn @l ala ds @neTo proxlm0'
Ha aldo pusatO disposlci6n ds Ii CoFas
Federal ell indIviduo Dfonieio Gonz6ies. da San
Jaan, por tsner en- an podsr una monedA falsR.
HemeS rseibido 81 &Bolstfn AgFfcoiaS n6-
msFo :, que 90 Fehera Al cuitivo de 10 pins.
Ss rsmits gratis euantas personas 10 40.
1eiten 81 Bureau 10 Agriculture Mtn9s.
Aver sstaha funeioraDdo en- Gan j uan Ii
Oorsa de cifcuito, con mativo dee contTabdndo
Don Manuel Morazs, oneiaI da sala de Il
Corts de Dlssrfto de San J1an, aspiEa Ia plaza
de Sscretkrio dsl Avunta misnso, vAcants por
rsnuneiR del ssK0r Nsgr6n Flores.
So dice qua 81 C6nsnl general de VaneEue-
lAs acspSar& los ofraeimisntos de los puerto
rrfqusfios que qRiaran defsnder Ii integridad
del tsrrisorlo vena&oiano.
Parsca que 81 eobIsrno de Caracas Is oxds-
m qua faeilits aI emb&rcua de- euantos dsseSn
ofsscer IN hrszo hum8no Ia Eep6oliea To-
tins.
Antas de eompyeF u 4. aus N adieiDGa visite
Ia Farmaeia MARQUEE ROHGs Sartido
general on el ramo. PasentiSados de- todas
procsdenciss Personal compstsnts para el
deEp&cho de racatas. Agrado prontitud.
Preeios ain compstaneia.-P&Fque Central.
OFgQas, Pusxto Rico. ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
DIDO A LA GAIA

Essoy dispnsEto publican sus nombrss en
Ia pFsusR, si no psgaB 10 que me adeudsn los
suscritorss LA DEMoCRACIA, Ell GO'gaS y els
Vo4 dc il PatriAS.
Gabriel Garcia.
CAysy Dcbrs 10 de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
a -VI-lI.-SO =

psrtir del 90 ds Octuhrs pr6ximo voIve
EAn tse$r sn Ponce los vAporaa ds In ~Rs(
~ Lins,S aAuiiAs gMaRGesibo,~ Eduitisudo
e8rg& = p&B3gsroa en- viags dirseto pArA New
York. Gporkunsmsnbs SO pubIiears al nnavo
ltnsrkrio.
Agsntsa: Mcr&leE Ca.--Ponea D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
FL Iicenciado AIdrey

Sc halls sn ss.A cludsd nusstro diStingui-
DO amigo s9FZsilgIoERrin don Pedro de AL
drsy, IurisecnSAit1 de % bsIs oiudad de
Ofiente.
D&mOsls nusssro cordial ssludo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
"A DEESTR0 Y STNEESTRO

Con Ioa altos funeionkgios
Qqe hev tensmos por ac6.
-fnueionsrfos intachAbiss-
hemos dado ca psogrssar
no faltan eontRs bendos
nj pequsfTos sPenam&s,D
Adsmkg De aIgunuB frAndss
como al fFauds electoral.
sEs ssf como prsdican
To hoSradaz y 10 moral
. los misePos nRtivos
los sobrinos del TITO SAmP
Q1a 10 digan Mr.. Butter.
Mr.. Hill , Mr.. CLARK.
YO TODD 10 husneo.
20 TODD 10 3d.. d.. &.
A Rivera sua amigos
hRssn guerra Sin cu&Htsl:
que le GpliquST solieitan
sodo 81 peso de IL ley.
Los que 81 frauds 10 indntsron
smpuiEndols, tal vex,
p0F ssminoH @xtgavfados.
hoy lie miriam con desd6n
v VoIvl6ndola Ia aspAldR
ls hAesn guerra s5FdA cruel.
Nnevos caTgoS ls preparan
para hacerle eDmudaear.
IA mlrRrss an eas sspeio
sgoxeuistas e7aT0gS
70 t0d0 10 heLSneo,
10 t0d0 10 s6.... e., &c.
OORTADlLLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
EM e. EXECUTIVE

La comitiva Sc diriie al palaoio del
Executive, en- dopde cumplimentan a
Dewey ell cuerpo insulsr, los obispos ca
tolieo y pretestante, ell Ayuntamiento, la
Corte Suprema, la de Distrito Y Ia Federal,
Camara de comercio Camaras legislati-
vas.
Mr Dewey permaneoe en- Palacio CO.
mo hu6sped Dc Mr. Hunt.
Dufants su permanencia, aIternaran
para festeiarle, las bandas de Benefi CEN
cis, In del btall6n puertorriquefo Ia
de Ia Policfa Insular
Esta nocne habrA reception.
e. CRIEgER De IA CARRITERA
So ha tornado J COnstitufdo nuevo
jursdo.
EI anterior 40 emiti9 yerediete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
Ia RECEPCE0R

Marines de la escuadra y tropas for
man en- los muelles.
CoDcurren tambi6n los alumnos de
las escuelas, bandas de musica las auto
ridades civiles.
al desembsresr Dewey, es aolamado
oalurosamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
"Ponce Bar. Reformado
LUIS MIRANDES
PomCE, PUERTO RICO

Ofrezco al pdblico en- general ell nue.
vo establecimiento que acaDo de adquirir
en- ell que he hecho in6nidad de reformas
tendencies favorecer a todos los que Sc
dignen visitarlo.
Vino de mesa para familias sumamen-
te barato.
Efectos de Colmado de todas classes.
Precios igual los demas CoImados.
Acudid pues al Bar Reformado en-
donde hallar6is infnidad de amigos que
carinosamente os recibiran.
Precios equitativos. Limpiezs, Licores
de superior calidad, Regalos de Navidad
etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
HAs CoPLAs On GIDEON,
DEL PnBLICC A PETTCToN

Ms CoPLAs DR GEDE0N,
DEL PnBLICO A PETTcToN.
VsnaEual& ants en- nm bFste,
vaneSaaIa satA en- IN tris
IRglatsrFA Alsm&RiR
Is pFatsndsn redusir
q qua ppgua GieTtRa 6audAs
que eontTRio aqasl paiS.
El Ito Sam anda eg0Ggsaa
con sns baPeos poF ahf
La doetrina de Monroe
81 asaDto d. IN eaRiE I..
Va 10 ha dicho On vaFioa tonou
lc vueIvo = TspstiF:
IA No p&gar los t7lgSeaes
sismpRs tuVo muy mai fn.S
70 tOdo 10 husne0,
10 t0d0 10 20. -. d.
Puerto Rico ss vssturoSo,
ssg1n dies Mister Jon,
va no hay brU5as' tQue Ia de hAbePiosl
Psro sac6ehsms 81 leetor:
Al entFRF on si tsatro
me dssuvo IN bnsn gsfior
con &iPe sompupgido
dos pesstas ms pidi6
ldoa pasetaBi.... IC&spitinRI
IA buen arbol sc aYFim6l
Mas co&ndosa de gltd0at1
Sc intEodujo en- ei salon,
& eaperar oil medic duFo..
lV8ya nm bruiR de mist6l
20 todO 10 husnleo
10 todo 10 Sc. -. & &.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23

Solicito de Dewey que favorszca el
establecimiento de l. Estacion Naval en-
Ell puerto de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
8 BsbA
PGr a@I6graf0.
Dipiembre 80.
DEWEY
Dieiembre %.

a las dieE de Ia maflana desembarco
ell vencedor del combate naval de Cavite,
acompaflado de dos almirantes de sa
Estado Mayor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
~. 0t1C1 as

AysP disron prineipio las vAcaeionss de
NAvidad en- Las sseualas p6bHsas, que tarmi-
naFan oil dta de- Ensgo pr0ximo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23
REMUMCEa.

Conffrmase IL renunoia del tsniente
Lopez Gsstambids.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23

, Para aIiviar esa irritacion que
slenten aque1los que padecen alguna
affection bronquia1, las PastlI1as
BrOnquiaIes de Brown, son muy
titles. . Remedio sin igual para Ia
tos. ronquera y NAL de garganta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23


MR.. ROOSEVELT dsseo8o de eomprobsr
los edslgntos &c las ind dastrlas pusrtorEiquS-
fIss hf. dado orden para qua Sc Ia eonatRuyRn
an eLa Mavag ii ,Eanas SapEteEfs en- San Juan,
San JastO II an par de c&iZadO para uEo.
Iguamsnta reeiha 0Fdenex poP ccrreo d.
cha eass con solo enyisr Ia plants del pie mar
eadG an IN papsl = sl n6mero del eslsado que
use. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23

ATODOS La AGENOIA COLONIAL.
Apastkdo 422, OHeinA Allen 10, San Juan P. z.
Sc hGca cargo Dc sodo sncargos eomisi6n. In
forms, consig gnacI6n, c0mFra vsnta, smbsrqus
&, &. Is enazf1sn I'd. 81 10 dassA ascri-
biF en- Ii m<quina "a sseribir @Jswstt9 Ena
eartA emplaando OINCO eoloFaa distintos =
tln1a. ID.
HOTEL ITALIANO REToRMADo.-oi.
60 frants ls PISA Principal con vista
trss GALES. Unicc en- 80 Glasa. Eoapedg1s
alarto o I.s0, Arseibc, Pho, Rteo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23

70 tOdo 10 husnGeO,
10 todo 10 20 -. & d..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-23

HR aldo pusatO disposlci6n do Ii Cora
Federal Ell individuo Dfonisio Gonz&les. de Sal
Jaan, por tsner en- an poder una monedA falsa
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-05-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

The national banks are in receipt
OF q consignment OF the new nation
al bank hotes, series of 1902, bear
ing the vignette OF William McKiu-
ley. The portrait is most life-like,
though in appearance it is little
more youthful than the latest photo
graphs showed him.
At the sessions of the village
council this week, the bonds Of
persons desiring to engage in the
retail liquor business were sub
mitted for approval. There were
six presented, all being approved.
The new South Shore sleepers
will go into service June 1st.
It is expected that q party of
6fty six students from the Michigan
College OF Mines, Houghton, will
pass through town tomorrow en-
route to the iron country.
W. T. Menge has placed "foun-
tain of youth" in his store, and the
young folks may now de served
with refreshing temperance drinks.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-05-03
Hines Lumber Company Floats
Last OF Their Logs Down the
Huron River.
100000 FEET AT sKANEE.
Crew Of Men Arrived In L'Anse
: Monday From the
River.

The Edward Hines Lumber COM
pany has completed the drive on the
Huron. The last Of the logs we're
gotten down to the bay Saturday.
About fifty men arrived in town
Monday from the river, and for a
time the company's pay office was
besieged by the men after their
checks. River drivers earn good
wages-from 81 to "a per day, ac-
cording to their efficiency.
The drive on the Huron this
spring lasted about five weeks,
which is two weeks longer than was
expected it would when the men
were sent out, about March 25th.
The Hines company had about a
million and half feet OF logs in the
Huron, this amount being the cut OF
the camps which we're in operation
in that vicinity last winter. The
logs we're all fioated down and are
now at Skanee, where they will be
sawed.
This is practically the end OF the
Hines Lumber company's logging
operations 10 Baraga county.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-05-03
The VIM. Kitz Co., Baraga, have
removed to the Grabower building.
HIRING TEACHERS.
Board Of Education Will Meet
This Evening to Engage
Full Corps.

The board OF education of L. 'Anse
township will meet in regular ses-
sion at the clerks Office in the
Town Hall this Saturday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. At this meeting q
full corps Of teachers. including q
superintendent, for the schools OF
the township, will be hired for
next years school terms.
In oil likelihood the present force
Of teachers will be re-engaged, but
judging from the complexion OF the
board " seems to be foregone
conclusion that we will have q new
superintendent next year. There
are about dozen applications for
the position on file with the clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-05-03
WE'RE LARGELY ATTENDED,
Funcral Services Over tho Re-
mains OF Hon. Edward L. Stone
at Saginaw Saturday.

mains OF Hon. Edward Il. Stone
at Saginaw Saturday.
Funeral services over the remains
OF Hon. Edward J.. Stone, late
Judge OF probate of Baraga county,
who died at Baraga Wednesday
morning Of last week. were held at
Saginaw Saturday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, where they we're
taken for interment. The services,
which were very simple, were held
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gage, 1l8 South Porter
street. They were conducted by
Rev. w. c.. Covert, Of the First
Presbyterian church. The choir
rendered several hymns at the resi-
dence, and at the cemetery. the
hymn, "Asleep in Jesus" was
rendered. The interment took
place in Oakwood cemetery. The
Saginaw Courier Herald, in an &C.
count OF the funeral services of the
deceased, contributes the following:
THAT many 'Saginawians remem-
Der him as he had remembered
Saginaw was evidenced by the num-
ber present who were not detained
on account of the severe storm.
Though Mr.. Stone had been away
from here for some years, he always
regarded this city, the home of his
boyhood and young manhood, as
his home, and chose its cemetery
as his last resting place, and those
who had known him during his
more than a quarter OF
century residence here, regarded
him as belonging to Saginaw, and
esteemed it q privilege to partici-
pate in the last sad rites the living
pay the dead.
AN abundant Offering Of flowers
was an additional evidence that the
deceased had place in the memory
of those who had b.en his associates
here.
"In his remarks the Rev. Mr..
Covert referred to the character OF
the deceased as he had learned it
from those who were his friends.
He spoke of the seeming incongruity
of death in this season, when all
nature was waking to life, and
pointed out that it was only seem
ing, because death, to the true and
noble, was but the beginning of a
future life"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-05-03
Common Council Proceedings.
OFFICIAL.

L'Anse. Mich, April go, 1902.
An adjourned session of the COM
mon council was called to order by
President Pro TEN Menge.
Present, Trustees Menge, Seifert,
Stringham, Trudeau, and Williams.
Absent, President McKernan and
Trustee Bulger.
On motion liquor dealers bond
in the sum Of three thousand dollars
with August Menge as principal
and Charles p. Blankenhorn and
Alexander Krolck as sureties, was
approved by the following vote:
Yeas-Trustees Seifert, String
ham, Trudeau and Williams; nays
none.
Excused-Trustee Menge.
On motion liquors dealers bond
in the sum of three thousand dollars
with George Trudeau and Charles
Rambaud as principals, aud ]. b.
Belanger and A. Gamdche as
sureties. was approved by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas-Trustees Menge, Seifert,
Stringham and Williams.
Excused-Trudeau.
Nays-none.
Oa motion liquor dealers bond
in the sum of three thousand dollars
with Emelie Sengebusch as priu-
cipal, and Henry Steinbach, Matthias
Hansen and Otto H. Sengebusch
as sureties, was approved by the
following vote:
Yeas-Menge, Seifert, Striugham,
Trudeau and Williams; nays-none.
On motion liquor dealers bond
in the sum OF three thousand dollars
with Herman ]. Seifert as principal,
and George O. Beehler, L. Menard
and Peter Clyne as sureties, was.
approved blythe following vote:
Yeas-Menge, Stringham, Tru-
deau aud Williams.
Excused-Seifert.
Nays-none
On motion the council adjourned.
MARTIN VOErscH, Clerk.