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Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08

been really amusing 10 observe the
methods adopted 10y the makcshlft city
administration To hide the dirt and
squalor for which II Is responsible.
from til" eyes of Chlcago's distinguish
ed guests. Little squads of Italians
with brOoms In their hands were lu,s.
tied out along the streets over which
the royal rctlnu" passed IN going from
point Ia point. the swccpcrs being in
Structcd to make all possible dispatch
In sweeping the horse manure. mud
heaps. vegetable matter nnl other rc.
fuse into the cutters. This they did
ns best they could. the result being
that the heaps of dried rubbish were In
excellent positions to he blown by the
raw March wind into the eyes Of the
distinguished visitors.
Citizens who witnessed this ill,istra.
tlon of the wretchcd impotence of the
city administration In trying to hide its
own dirt and poverty could not help
signing for the days when our streets
were cleaned ut night by great sweep.
ing machines, and when. with smaller
financial resources. efficient means
could have been taken to put them In
at least fairly prcsentable shape for
such an occasion. II is u matter for
thankfulncss that our business enter.
prise. the resourcefulncss of our mer-
chant princes. and the splendid social
institutions Of the city were of such u
character rs divert tho Princes attcn.
tlOn from the shnbbincss of the city's
OfiiclaldOni.
William j. MOXlcy and his friends
will nominate Thomas II. Jones for
Alderman Of the Twentieth Ward.
Donald j. Morrill, would make n splcn
did i"dge, and everyone who knows
him would he proud to see him on the
bench.
~eA
Frederick Grleslcimcr. the well.
SHOWN clothicr. IL strongly talked of
for County Treasurer by his Democrat.
IT, friends.
~SA
Judge William II. Barnum viii be-
nominated ana elected to the Circuit
bench this year.
~SA
There Is but one tircprOOf thcatcr In
the city. and perhaps II practical test
would prove II to he iircproOf oven.
would Withstand the dropping of II
match?
How much do the Chicago theaters
give up" over at the City Hall, that
they are permitted 10 violate the laws
with impunlty?
~SA
Human life is very cheap In Chicago.
Chicago thcatcrs impcrl hundreds of
lives every night.
%GSA
Chicago ought 10 have safe thea
tcrs.
%>
Almost every night sees aisles full OF
seats in Chicago theaters in defiance of
the law.
~e~
The city authorities have been fore
warned about the dangerous condition
of Chicago theaters. If anything Oc-
cuI'S they will he held responsible
for il.
%es%
There will he Il holocaust in one of
our Chicago theaters some day, ana
this rotten city administration can be
blamed for it.
~SsA
Chicago will furnish Il theatcr horror
one Of these days that will appal the
world.
>e~
Hon. Austin q. Sexton should be
nominated by the Democrats for SUI
perior Court Judge. The party must
name the very best judicial ticket that
1t Is possible TO pick out IL II wants to
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08

There will he Il holocaust in one of
our Chicago theaters some day, ana
this rotten city administration can be
blamed for il.
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08

The city authorities have been fore
warned about the dangerous condition
of Chicago theaters, If anything oc-
curs they will be held responsible
for IL
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08

Hon. Austin q. Sexton should he
nominated by the Democrats for Su-
perior Court Judge. The party must
name the very best judicial ticket that
1t is possible TO pick out IL It wants to
win next fall.
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08
March T.
Editor Chicago Eagle:

Editor Chicago Eagle:
Sr-l notice by this days papers that
Harry Holland and Bud White, pro-
prictors of the Everett pool room. were
indicted by the Lake County g-nnd
jury.
Whars the matter with tla Cook
County grand jury taking pattern after
the Lake bodyg
Recently there was u great ado Gboul
policy games In this city AMI the grand
jury In It's report took pains to say thai
the police were deaf, dumb and blind"
when 1t came 10 tcstifying to this spc-
cies of gambling. But II seems TO me
the grand iurles themselves are not IN
u much better condition when (; comes
10 gambling of another kind. How
about the pool games which ilpnrlsh In
Chicago on the North, South ana Cast
sides; how about the nick"l-n,thC-slot
machines which are in full swing once
more in the Eighth, Ninth. Tenth and
Twelfth wards? The grand Jury could
obtain all the evidence necessary Ia
base scores of indictments up1n, and
that, too, without much trouble rhcrc
are some things which are ncXpllra-
bic, ana the incrtness of our grand
juries on the gambling evil nj present
Is one OF them. j. i. MI,
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08

lays. This nuisance has been going Oh
for two ycnCs now owing to the clns-
ing of Randolph street bridge. rhc rc.
suit being that the Ogden street ear
service Is the very worst in the city.
DOUGLAS rARK.
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08

Jonathan RuXton Is making a fine
campaign for Alderman in the Thirty
fourth Ward. lie will receive the Re.
publican nomination by unanimous
vote, and under such circumstance his
election will be practically insured.
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08
Citizens from Many Parts of Town Write
of Men and Events of the
Day.
Pointed Questions Asked Regarding the Trans
actions Of Public Bodies and of
Political Leaders.
Gossip OF the City and Of the Country
Forms the Subject Of Com.
munications.

lays. This nuisance has been going ON
for two ycnCs now owing to the clns-
ing of Randolph street bridge. rhc ro.
suit being that the Ogden street ear
service Is the very worst in the city.
DOUGLAS rARN.
Chicago Eagle:
Dear Sir--l notice in some OF ihc
dhiIy papers an attack upon the pres
cnt management of the fire department.
THIS, of course. IL unfair. as cycryhody
knows. No fire department IN the coun-
Try has u better or more efficient chief
than William Musham. But tho truth
Is the iirc.tigliting force has been sadly
d"morallzcd. first through the cpciq-
tlons of Mayor Ilarrison's pet bureau.
the Civil Service Commission. and.
secondly. through the cNtravarnIco
ana mismanagcmcnt uf the city ad-
ininistration. This year the upprOpria-
tiOn for the fire department has had to
bc reduced to an utterly inadequate
amount. and Chief Musllnm has been
quoted as saying that he will he com
PEELED to lay or 100 men. being II per
cent Of the force. IL not this an out
rage when one considers that upOn the
city pay rolls there is being carried an
army of Harrison pets. professional
pap suckers who never do anything cX-
cept draw their pay and their breath?
II the finance committee would 60 over
the city pay rolls carefully. instead Of
dealing with departmental estimates
In the bulk. they would find such an
amount of dead timber to lOp of as
would more than make up. through the
wages saved. the deficiency In the lire
department. But the Ilarrls6n adj
mlnistratiOn II too much concerned In
the welfare Of the political payroll
brigade to interfere with Il In the inter
csts Of the fire department. which IL ont
of politics. TAXPAYER.
E,lit0r The Eagle:
Sir-S0me of the developments d. pol
tiles and political campaigns are rcr-
;ainly amusing To the average man up
u tree.
The latest joke Is the appearance in
the Republican arena of one &. u.
Deere of Moline as n leader IN The con.
test against the machine.
IL this the Deere whose wife was re-
Gently elected to some office IN a won-
ans organization. concerning which
election 80 many remarkable things
were said!
II 50 we may look on; for squalls
when he Joins hands with Speikcr
sherman, the man with the wonderful
Legislative record.
Let Us hope however tllaf for the
sake of the peace Of the community
Mr.. Deere will not lntroducc into the
coming campaign any of the methods
of rho Daughters 0f the Revolution"
Even the redOubtablc William l.orlnrr
would grow faint ana weary ut the
thought of that. and Coy. Yates might
have To call out the militia.
] am yours.
4 REPUBLICAN QUAKER
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08
Iililnl l.,,lrln.

Editor Eagle.
Stiff the proper Kind of u cam.
paign were made among the Bohr-
mlans Of the Ninth Ward l.ociiier
could easily bc beaten and the control
of tho ward taken out of his hands
Respectable Bollcmlans are sick and
tired Of having this man claim that
he Is representative of their race and
carries their votes In his vest pocket.
j. II. J..
Chicago eagle., 1902-03-08

Chicago will furnish Il theatcr horror
one Of these days that will appal the
world.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
LlneA f6rrea del 0eSt8,
It'll N e r A r l o

SStidss de Bayam0n = Capital 81
mult&neamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
Los de MindanaO
no QQitren paCtar
con los americanos.
Contestaci6n del Sultan
de Baclod al Coro-
mel Baldwin.
20 hacerSe mOrOS
Q retirarSe" "--dijO.

Manila JUNO 18. B. 0Cnonel
Ffar k D Baldwin, del 27o regimen.
to de L fanteri ;, que Sc hAlla esta.
cionsdo en- Ia isla de Mindanao, ha
escrito una csrta III Sultan de- B sclod
en- que manifesto los propositos de
los autoridades americanas. El CO.
ronel Bal win dec1a entire otras CO.
sas, que los ameri ;anos no se pro DO
MAN inmiscuirse en- 10 religion, poll
gamia y derechos de propiedRd de
los moros. He aquf IL contsstaci6n
& So carta que el C)ronel Baldwin
recibi6 del Sultan:
sLas pedimos que SO retiren de
MalAbang; no les queremos 6 uste.
des en- el di strito del Lego Zsnao, &
meaos que SO conviertan nuestra
religion y adoptar nuestras costum
bres 81 no Sc retiran ustades, todcs
los datos les haran 10 guerra, pues
aqu{ no hay mas que una religion,
la de e st ambul
Ei coronel B Al3win dice que ser&
precise hacer prisioneros los sui
tanes de B sclod y MAssda, para que
pusda haber paz permauente en- Min
danao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
de Ju|nd AIE g.
B. as @n
Las CuentaS
del.gran captain.

Las cie1tAs de que vsmos.a ira,
tar no son, como algunos de nues-
tros lectores pudieran Greer, las pre-
sentadas hsce 4, sig'os por G DC No
Fernandez de C6rdcva al rey Don
Fernando el G. .to.ico III telmingr la
campaf1s de Napoles, sino & ttrss
mas recientss y colo ,a!es, ren.i1 las Ell
mes psssdo por e! Gran CApitsn de
Is iudustria americans, CsrlCs nd.
SchwAb, 4 los accioni tas del trust
del aeero, rsls tivss al primer af1o de
sus neg ocios, que tarmiuo 8. 81 de
Marz0.
Prueban estas euentas que du ;
ranta esos doce me es las miaas
peltsnecientes al pulpo terrreStre
llamado United States Steel Corpora
ton 1iedteron 1895. 7O5 toneladas
de mineral y que en- sus horLos sc
hicieron 8, 079 900 toneladas de coqus
y 9,035, 900 t2nslsdas de lingotej de
acero, esntidsd esta dltims que,
cor1parsda con IL pre- duccI6n ttA
da pals, rep esents las tres cua1 as
parties y es dobie que Is de la Grar
Bretaf1s. Cow srti los en- dinero
los pre.ios corrientes de plazs, los
prodactos de ID comps MIA repres en-
tan la sums de $459 100000, que son
MAJ de uao y Gu art, M LINES de pc
SOS en- ORC por ckda o1a d tfaoa'
10.
La cantidsd psgsds pr 6 9tes 1.
los fsrrocarti o. QUAINT. ei IN as
Glen te a S54, 147. 900. HI n1e:i %
de In cam 2af1ia h. ke c.blGJ : M
sueldo POI los dole mese,, IN uiaon
de pesos. E! pere. n do Is clmpa'
MIA Sc compoue oe 159,263 dspendisr
dientes y obreros cuyos sueld s fac
70. ca corj anto S24. SAL $50. .12. FL
nforms NO dice 6 ea&nt oaacien lie In
gAnancia nets, pero en- vists &c las
otcas cifrAs, tieae que ser enor
me.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
Department Of Education Of
Porto Rico 2
"a Office Of.the commissioner San Juan q

ProFosici nes PARA IL construc.
ci51 de IN eaifi ,io para unt escue!a
mooel1y otro para WE d. del ptin
cipa!, en- los e 'reaos de la E scuela
Normsl de Ri Pie lras, P. R.. seran
tacloidas en estx Of ina ha t4 las 10
d3 Ia ma 4 ana del 5 d Jasi1 1892, f.
cha y nora en qae Sc a i sbiert IS los
. l2g os. Las pro posic.oles odeten
Venlr en tripl4cAdo -
Los iDformes que se deseeu seran
facjlitados en- 81 D4l artsment3 de
In: uccion, eli cuat sc rsselvA et de-
recno de aceLtar 6 rechszsr cual-
qnisra de las Pr aposiciou IS 6.tod&s
elias. En- el sobre de emtsion de5e
"a escrioi 'se ePfopo sails for ccns-
truc6ing building !, Normal School
sye tenn, R1o Pisarsss, y ser&n dlrigi-
das q s. B. eskman, Acting Commi.
ssionsr Cf EAU 5Rtioa.
J-2l-23 -.J-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
La ProVidenCia."
EM PRE- sA DE COCM e .
CARLOS H. BL0NDET.
Puerta De TERRA Calls de San Agustin
PREGIos

Agenoia en- San Juan-Calle Allen nGm. 78.
Agencia en- Guayama-Hotel Frances
Telefono-S04. he
NOTA;-Los precios de ida y yuelta son con-
vencionaes.
OTRA Los pedidos deberan hacerse direc-
tamente & la Agenca.
6. 90-l Ell PROPIETARIO,
Carlos HI. BlOndeG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
La UNION

Este acraditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA = perfumeria sito en- L. calle
de San Jose II, Bajns del Casino
Espanol, frente q Ia fo5e grs6a del
sef1or Colorado, estS introduciendo
grsndes meioras y cuents con tres
com petentes operariOs.
Precio de cada servicio 20 ctvs.
Ptopietario
Agapito del Toro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
Ono Year. ar............gold ...... 0 800
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03

EN ESTA TMPRENTA So dsrS
c 'sf'os:i6n e dos 2hicos &prendices
aae sepAn conpnner y distribute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-03
POLICLlNICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enier-
medades en- general.
Operaciones quirdrgicas.
Especialldad en- afecciones de
los ojoS y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, l6.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03

hgTlrC POST no. IS q. A. R.-Mootg az
~ call Of pOst C~ommnnlert A4toc, New
Wtrico. W. H. WILLIAMS Post Comman-
dsr 3. ". MCCOY, Adiutant.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03
DIRECTORY.

nREsBYTERIAN CHURCH Mbruns sef-
I vices % the hrat and third Huhday9 II
each month at eleven o'clock. kyening ser
SUNDAY school AZ 73O D. m. Prayer meeting
on wednesday evening AZ 500 p. m. J. r..
COOPER, Pastor
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03

Following is the list Of letters remain in0
uncalled for in the post0moo dt Aztec. New
ue4ico, on January l. iSO2i
&c. GouldinR
q. W. Lashmot
". ~ Todford
Mr.. g. Sehrempp
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03
strayed or stolen.

One bay stallion colt. no brand, AGED two
years the 25th OF next March. Shows good
blood and Is 4 half.hrother Of Silver Dick.
Shows alittle white ON left hind loot, next Co
the hoOf. The undersigned win pay go reward
for return Of animal o. 70 any one taking up
tho animal and sending mo notice Of same.
A. N. HUBBARD,
Aztec, New Menic6.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03
eattIemen,

The regular annual meeting Of the Cattle
Growers Association Of san Juan county,
New Mexico, Is called TO be held at Aztec, on
Saturday, January 4. 1902, at 1o'slook D. m,
full attendance Of the members is desired,
as important business viii come before the
meeting.
W.. J. WHIGHr, President.
LAWRENCE WELSH, Secretary.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03
Dictionaries.

Mrs A Z. Colton modiste tine dress-making
a speciality, Aztec, N. NJ. Rooms in the Geo.
Blanoott building. Havins worked for several
yeara with tho leading d~resamakers Of Colo
RADIO, am competent to do yoaf dressmaking IN
a satisfactory manner after the most approved
meth6ds and 10 the latest fashions. Prices
6~asonabie.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03

Gan JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
- fCathoIe population 500 Headquarters
pro ten santa Rosa Church, Biaucb 7. o.
hegulaf services. hr8t and second Sunday Of
echooIfor Children, Immediately after mass.
AZ . y. ma rOaarys congregational hingtngi
Bible history, praYeui mQnthlLservicoa held az
duTinq yeas, Aztec, Ia Plata Farming
Ton and Ou0 are yialted ~ tbs priest -
eharr8. Rosa precinct. Rio Arriba Co.. y, ~
Catholic population L9N ID ettelaed from
Hanta Roaa church. Any communicattOn on
ehurch Affairs or religious subjects an0nld Be
od6rossed 10 Catholic Priest binnoo 20 .
New Mexico"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03

PARTIES knowing themselves indebted 10 ME
Will kindly call At the drug At5ts and settle
a. soon az possible. AN accounts not paid BY
January 10Th viii be placed IN tie hands 81 al
c. E. MEAD.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-01-03

Ai pafties ka0wine thomsoites Indebted e
ndatieieat oao6 BnED BUhKEHs
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27
PREPARING FOR CORONATION.
Enthusiasm Is Lacking, However.
Streets VIII Be Made Smooth for
King Edward.

London, July 26.-The preparations
for the coronation of King Edward
have been resumed with full swing,
but it is impossible, of course, to re-
arouse vivid public enthusiasm in the
postponed event. 1t has now been de-
cided that the whole route over which
the royal carriage is to pass will be
flushed. dried and then sprinkled with
sand, thus forming a carpet which
will reduce the vibrations of the We
hicle. The barriers will not be re-
erected at all the cross streets inter-
secting the coronation route. Other
wise the original police regulations will
be carried out.
One of the saddest features of the
postponement of the Kings crowning
from the viewpoint of the Spectator,
is the great slump in the price Of
seats. A conspicuous example of this
is the fine stand at st. Margaret's.
Westminster. where the best seats
were sold for ten guineas. There.
prices have dropped 20 per cent, while
at many of the best places along the
route from one to three guineas secure
seats previously held at five and eight
guineas.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27
WILD FLUCTUATlON IN OATS.
Prices Ranged Is Cents in Twenty
Minutes.

Chicago. July 26.-Great excitement
ruled the oats pit to-day. Prices
fiuctuated so wildly that spectators
were almost panic-stricken. In twen-
ty minutes July oats dropped from 69
to So cents. a loss of Is cents from the
the price rose to 81. the closing quota
ton. The cause of the pandemonium
was the rumor that James Patten. who
is supposed to control contracts for
about 100000 bushels of long stun,
which shorts fear they cannot deliver,
had allowed his unfortunate opponents
to settle at about 20 cents. No
support was given the market
for some time. Receipts of oats,
which have not been liberal for some
time, were much improved to-day at
IA cars A liberal movement was esti-
mated for next week. Fair weather
has been drying out the over-wet
FIELDS to some extent and other cond!-
items favored a natural decline in
prices
With the Patten contracts out of tn.
way the crowd started to let the
market take it's course and thrash out
the imitation in values. July new oats
which opened firm at II, ioundered to
IS cents before any support came.
Then the small shorts heard that No
settlement had been made, the few
spectators who sold unguardedly
rushed back to cover and with
whoop prices jumped to 81. Trade was
not particularly heavy, but f1uctua-
tions were ragged. Quotations were .
cents apart many times. Other grains
felt the depressing influence of the
stampede, especially July options.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27

one of the most potent remedies yet
proposed for the trust evil is a revision
of the tariff, whereby the American
market cannot be controlled by the
American trusts. Every person ia
miliar with recent history also knows
that the first suggestion of a colonial
policy came from the protected classes
in our country, who feared the
competition that would come to
them If our newly acquired territory
was made an integral part of the
United States, and thereby entitled to
free trade with the states. 1t is we'll
known, too, that their wishes con-
trolled. and that, in defiance of all our
popular traditions and belief and, as
many of us think. in violation of the
constitution itself, a tariff wall was
erected between these new possessions
and the United States, and the begin
ming was had in governing them out
side and independent of the constitu-
ton.
The greed of the protected classes
Was also responsible for the failure of
the present Congress to grant recipro-
cal trade relations with Cuba, there
by discharging the solemn duty of our
government to both the people of Cuba
and of the United States.
II is not opportune for me at this
time, however, to make more than
these passing references to the great
issues of the tariff, the trusts and i'm
perialism, nor can l consume your time
by any discussion of the many minor
issues with which the Congress has to
deal.
1t is perhaps enough for me to say
that in all my acts and doings as your
representative, in dealing with both
new and old questions, l have striven
to keep in mind and be controlled by
the principles of the party to which
we belong, and to say that l shall con-
tinue so to do in the future In this
connection, it Is a context and salts
faction for us to know that>the dreams
of wealth and empire and conquest
that have come to many have not
swerved the Democratic party from its
old mornings, but that now, as in the
past. it is true to human liberty and
popular government is loyal to the
constitution, still believes in the De-
claration of independence, favors the
masses where their rights clash with
classes. stands for economy in
the classes, stands for economy in
public expenditures, for tariff, for rev.
enue and for equal rights to ALL and
special privileges to none" We must
draw hope for the future, too, in the
consciousness we have of the wisdom
and justice of the principles for which
our party stands and of their necess-
ity to the maintenance of American
institutions. Our faith is strong and
abiding that of necessity they must
ere long be vindicated and sustained
by the majority of the American peo-
pie.
Again thanking you. gentlemen, for
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27

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