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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-15
A GOOD LUNCH.

The Arcade is now serving the best
lunch in the city. and this popular
place should be literally patronized
by the public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-15

Try McDunles mo 16" for La
Grippe or Influenza. 1t is guaranteed
to cure or your money will be refund
ed Price $100 At w. Joerger's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-15

When you want lumber Of any kind
cali on H. A. Miller He viii save
you money.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-15
B. HlRecH,

See the Photo Jewelry, Miniatures,
ETC. at Wilson's Studio, Gloucester
street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-15

McDufie's 1urpentine and Mutton
Suet Lung Plaster is a certain cure
for whooping cough, easy and com
Portable, works while you sleep. rs
cents, at w. Joerger's.
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stenographic work and typewriting
neatly and promptly done. Terms rea-
sonable. Office of Chas H. Jewett,
opera house building, phone 275-3.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-02-15

Hunter-Sale Drug Co, a hone for
the sick. Phone 81.
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-Four BARRIERS Now.

Henry Brightly, the old favorite
reached the city yesterday and is now
with G. A Clark.
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TO THE PUBLIC

In addition to affording every IA
eiiity to our customers consistent with
safe banking, we arc prepared to act
as Administrator or Executor of Es-
tates, Guardians of property Of prop
srty Of minors, and to make bonds in
judicial and other matters, generally
to exercise all our powers as Trust
company.
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Eggs 25c per dozen at HoodenpyIes
grocery, opposite O6lethorpe hotel
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A gas stove--a genuine pleasure.
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Bruins wick Bank
& Trust Co.,
n. w. GALE, Cashier.
COLLINS g. GLASS

COLLINS g. GLASS,
Contractors and 81 iders.
Estimates furnished on short no.
tic and satisfaction guaranteed.
uperintending a speciality.
422 North Wolf Street,
Brunswick, Ga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
Representation m6diCa
de Puerto Rico en- New
Orleans,

ElDr. Wilsiani Faw let Smith,
secret ario dels Disecci6l Superior
de SanidAd, sac muy en- breve para
New Orleans CON objeto de repre-:
sentar 1 esta isla en- una @ onfsrencia
acerca de hygiene que ter dr1 lus
gar en- aquella ciu iad en- Ger ;anA t.
cha.
Nosotros crsemosr que el D3ctor
Smith ee nm competente facultAtivc,
que so toma mucho inter6s por los
asuntos sanitarios de ID isla y que 90
to estark muy bien erepresentsda en-
suuella aconferencia. Pero ere smos
tambien que d, como ae anuncia, se
proyecta pedir s II Legislature es
,peciAles fOndOs pa.a faturas repre-
sentasiones en- futuro Cor greso me
dic0s, cOsa qu5 nos parece muy 5ien
pensads; nosotros creemQs, fepeti.
mos, que fuerA bueno rpen1Andoq. I. .
con los m6aicos puertorrique nosBe
fuera contando para conferirlss esta
clase de Representatives. qne sin On
do alguns @cumplir6n intelig snts y
- My pronto se reunirl d San
Juan una esambleA de m6dicoa qEe
tratan de organixArse = o. de
pensar que si los me dicos que comes
IRAN z ellis son hombres DC criteriC
independents y que no eat6n dia'
puestos & sucumbir & II tirania de- h
politica @ partido, en- lA Citada aaam
blsa dar1n pFusba % sllo, tomanae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
ManiobraS naValeS.

Ell <Machias, ssli6 para 10 isla
de- sCulebra. esta maf1Ana.
La fiotilla de torpederos ee pre-
pHra 6 levar anclas me mana. Dirf :
gese 6 ID <Calebra, tambien. Si
consideramos que hoy estamos & -,
y que In fecha en- que se ha anuncia-
do que debeu empezar las manic bras
en- ell 25 de Noviembre, el movimien
to de estos barcos, coincide CON los
informes " conocidoc.
ri <BAncrofts espera tambi6n
salir muy pronto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
Orlan Clyde Cullen.

Abogado ante Ia Corte Suprema de los|
Estados Unidos.-Proourado registrado enI
Ia oficina de patentes de los Estados Uni-|
dos.-Patentes americanos extran1eros.
--Maroas do fabrioa derecnos oe pfopis-
dad. roo Calle T., N. w.
Washington, D. O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
Ell abuse
de los puert0rfiQuellos.
(IradUcido del sNea0 York Daily IrS-
bst7ae. @ v

4
La escena representada en- Puer-
to Rico dnrante Las dit mas elaccio.
mes, con pist0las, cuchillos, pSlos,
tumultos, muertos.y y heridos, ha des
pertado profnnda pens entire los
anti iDspe1ialistas, qnienes tase dos
AMOS fueron AtaeAdos de bisterismo
porque se eorcedi6 & los puertolri
quefios IL ley Forsker.
Los orAdoreS on las tribunAs, IL
prenss, todos pusieron ell grito en- el
cielo. Eor tamsiiA ipjustisia.
Un psfs -decfan elloE-qIe ha
tenido % gobierno propio, one sabe
gobernark 9, hacerlOs retrogradar
CON una ley que les restrings sas
derechos; y todo este heeho dentro
de ID cons stitnci6n de los Estados
Unidos? No, este es iDjusto. a
Pretendfan 0ntOnces los anti i'm
peyialistos, que & los buenos puerto.
rriuuefios se les concediese todas las
libertsdes en- On n,timo extreme; pre-.
tendfan mks; one sa las entregase ii
isis y se gobsrnasen ellos p0r 4 10.
los, siQuierA en- rocOmpensA de ha.
ber recibido nuestra bandera y nnes.
tro ei6rc to CON los brasos abier-
tos.
iQa6 engafaaos estabAn los que
tai pretenafAn! Llegaron Greer de
buena f6, que para americanizar s
nm pueblo, no se necssitibA otrs co !
% que llevar allf nuestra bandera,
xlgunos anglo-sajones, barcos car.
galos de municiones y armas y 70
squel pueblo estaba al nivel nuestro,
auocfa sus deberes y derechos CO.
mo 'f1osotros, en- una pAlabrs; 70 ci-
vilizaci6n estabs conquistada.
Ahora, assti inspersalistds. voeo
tros que quisisteis ser tan pro 6aigos
de libertades y dereehos para ios
buencs puel torr.q uefios dque d.
reis Ahora art, ell expectkculo que
han dadoi U 1puablo que Sc le con-
cede el ssgrado derecho De elecci6n
popular, y comete ell sacfilegio de
burlarlo no,sabiendo hacer uso. del
voto, ese pueblo necesita que se le
eduque y que ne le civilice; estk muy
| DOR debsjo de q nuestro nivel. Il
In ley Fors ker, es una ley con.
servadora que no encsja en- 10 cons.
! tituc.6n de los Estados Unidos, de
| cfAn los anti inapera0IistGs.
Fac denunciad4 como unx vio
laci6n & las traaiciones amerieanas,
sinembargo ne ha probado evidente
mente, que leios de ser conservado
70, CD demasiado liberal para loa
puertorriquefios. No obstante elloa
son hom6nimos de las repfblical
del Sur Am6rica, en- donde jam6s se
consolida 10 pax y es una perpetu,
guerra.
Pueblos de esa fndole no mere
cen otro gobierno que el dasp6tice
que prevalece en- Colombia, antei
que dejarlos que sigan siendo una re
pGblica vsnexolAna.
Afortunadamente, no ne le con
cedi6 10 que 20 le guerra conceaer
20 que nosotros hemos conquistado
Hemos sido muy liberales con lo'
puertorriquefios y esto los ha PERU
dicado; no estAban prepArados pari
tamAna cRntidad dc libertades..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24

s Declaraciones de- Nacimiento y
DefuRci6a, en-. <La CorrespoRden-
e'a->
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
Dasso s rssns..
1872 81
Il Juan saaon ManAnJl
(De ,satessfo corr O,asGl.

Noyiemhre2 "a De los tres po-:
lisf i inauIAres. denunciAdoA por els
RspYeeentante del Gobisrno, por I'll 4
tas, dnrants el perfod0 electoral,
Agostinf y Psg gApacce pfestsn servi.
clio en- An asces IL Mel dt % q Ri ctA
Hay dennneiA presentad I n go-,
hierno contra otros dos gnardiss,|
por hacer props ganda republicans:
por lCs Anpo1s
Sc estsn tomando declAra clos
res en- u acaus eegnida s m menor
de edad que se atrevio s votar On
glAs pAsAdas eleCciuue 10. .Ss.s
Aver estnvo por este pueb'o D
al dist gido psrIodistA j Htsrato
Elias Lsvis. on propaganda del pcs
ri6dico No 3nists eEI Ciudadane y,
que prOnto ver8 i luz ptb ica On
MAysgtisx.
So az como seguro 81 nombrA.
lmiento de ton Jos6 Rodr' g der Pas
parse o. cargo do Juex MnnicipAl -
plente.
Los subastadores fsdarAles
sce'ebraron unA corf srenciA Conssel
Alcalde y & isnsan presentar reses
spAra el AbAet0 r6 blico.
81, YodAvf est6n asperAndo On
pagA los Juacas de Msaefo fonas.
-H& fAlIecido don Antonio
Ufrutia, hsrmano del Presidente del
PArti Ia Federal don Vicente Urru-
tiA.
HIS venido & pAsar ma tenn
porada con SD fAmilia don Maximi-
liano Asiles, agsnte del sSAn Jnan
Newss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
Los puelt ue|1g!|s
deDen cumpllr con su deDer.

MUCAAn E8sbU1Sa 6ht0H Hul020 0H
L materia afi emAn Que una q 1as
cnsaa que mss contribny yen J. COS
rrupclon a4 los gpuepl0s go iA 1cclon
de lea madas ley -
Hay en cato m singn' 'ar c0D1un.
to de observations hius6hCas que
SON rigurosamente exaCtAs. Lass
yes buenas mejoran los pusb.os;
laa mslas leyes los corHomper In
costumbr = iatiuyen en slas leyst; =
lac leyes innuyen en !ss costn mnres.
~ el equuiDrlo de esoe IAct0ree
es en ~ que conesste prec1samente
= clenc1a DEL legielsdo OpAles
son IN nuenAs cuAloe 1aa MAINS le.
yesE y -bre cuSl eostumbre hay'
que Inn lair por medic de Les sleyssf
!ooDIe eusIes leyes NY que perm1-I
tlr qme lnnuy.n iss coatamDree1
=, C0nselo Elecusiyo en 70 que
Ilele ae NglsIatavo, Lnay noclv. !.
MEME en lnesLsa costnmnres poll
tlcas. y q pueDio eiiglera ere Oon.
Eelo 9 nAale ocnrrlrie y prot0ate
que lnevat tnoIemente ~ lmpone y
c0nslaesars gue sno soI. loe ptassoII Il-E
= $500 y 11s 4us ls asslsn ens Eaefso..
.aS. m.Co. IT,. ! y com p9siclon IS .si' 3
SusERo AsismPre en ~ 81 tlene oe
leglslatlvo1 no f1era 70 que 90, no
Ienoslamo1, ocssion para que los
.Puertof rlquenos que nQ t1enen nr-
% Me g os coL vlcclones en vez de re
s.sslL = ploss...F sucnmDnn 9 lmpA.- !.
III ~ sploDse,on : leye. Iecone 81 81
usnense Psl Juuicisiss = asftO- nj
W.
Ass costumDres polltleas de ID.
nuencla NOR a.qul @, lleVAn . los que
~ prsctlcAron Z ter or como cosa
muy gig az 2 mny moral imPonerse
eno. PsIsieOs 3 otros epeiAnuo 9 20
ao ksusso oe [ecursos, aentro g Iuera
oe = iey.No es posi- oie ne8ar que
en y polltlcs que aqui &c haee nay
aLaVlsmos de monarquia. q ae
clio se duda, bastart h1Arse en- u ley
electoral vigante hecha para que
triunfs 81 que . mane1e, y el censu.
ranis acuerdo del Consejo Ejecutivo
aanoo msyoiiA : nm psrtiao sobre
los otros enaa repfesentaclon de las
mesas eleetoraies.
n ios preceptos legisistivos ofre'
cen aqu1 I'M evidente ejemplo de
sccstumores que inhuyen sobre las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
Sc P ASE

Que no publicamos communicates
sin que sean pagados por aaelan-
ta1O.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca y la Inca vale 1iez cen-
tavoS.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
municado sim So importe no se con-
esta1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
Arturo Bravo
OOMERUIANTE Oomisionista.
Bowling Green Building.
IL Broadway---New- York.

i. Eiecuta 6rdenes de toda clase
de efec los que SO embarcan de- los
Estados Unidos, 8 se ocupa De =
venta en- consignaci6n Dc frutos =.
Asuerdcs cue dan dienidad:y - prasti.
& Ii noble profasi6n md iics m IN
u.
IL entoncas, el gobernador 10.
cordnrx qne PaertD Ricp tdlaetr6i III
COS muy competentes que ofreeerle
pxrA repreaentaciones de u claaede
squo = TRAITS y de cinjuntC q1e ffro
sel proti0m6 1icAto pusrtQr no
empesadc en- gfemio eUnep1 11ss
preaentantes para asunto1 m6 dicos
cada se1 qae loa neceaito,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-24
TELEGRAMA.
(De nuestro Gorresponsal)

Faiardo "a 8
Auccha & las 8 p m. el capitau
de la BsreA Americana n pu srto pc Z
g6 an tiro Al photo, hiri6ndole ga
vemente. Cl q tal motive Ell Jufz de
Pas, tom6 las neiidas oportunss,
t.asladando terra al ,gresor, re-
due endolos & prisi6n v disponiendo
se prests ran aux II % + -tultativos al
herido.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07
Southern MethOdistS.
IN Associated Press.

By Union Associated Press.
Dallas, Texas May THE four.
teenth general conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church,
South, convened in Dallas TODAY.
The opening exercises were con.
Quoted by Bishop Wilson of
Baltimore. The roll call showed
an attendance of 2S2 delegates
representing forty-annual con-
ferences and missions with an
aggregate membership exceed
ing 100000. Besides these de-
legates there were present the
eleven bishops of the church and
a number of prominent delegates
from foreign lands, including
Mexico, Brazil, China and Japan.
The conference is expected to
remain in session a month or
longer.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07
ADMIRAL SAMPSON DEAD.
Retired Naval Commander Passed
Away at 5 .. m. YESTERDAY.

away dt p. m. Yesterday.
BY Union Associated Press.
Washington, May 7.-4ear ID
mlral William T. Sampson IRE
tired) died at bis home in tb,'
city at 5 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. The immediate cause of
death was Ia severe hemor rhage.
He had been IN semi-con-
sc'ons state for several days and
yesterday afternoon suffered
severe cerebral hemorr hage.
AT the bedside when he breath.
ed his last we're Mrs. Sampson.
Mrs. Lieutenant Cluverius. the
admlral's married daughter.
Admiral SIMPSONS two Young
sons, Ralph and Harold Sampson
DIR. Dixon the attending physi-
clan, and nurses and attendants.
Mrs. Sampson has broken
down nnder the severe strain
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07
American Atrocities Paral.
lei Acts Of the
Dark Ages.

Washington, May Below is
the article which was referred
to yesterday by Senator Turner
IN his remarks on the atrocitie
in the PhllippinesIand which Sen.
ator Lodge promised to have
looked into. The item bears a
Borton date.
One thousand Filipino prison
ers We're shot in platons over
graves they themselves had been
forced to dig, according to let
ter from j. Bennett Walker, a
private in company I, Sixteenth
ilantry, no" at0 Sorsogen,
Philippines. Tne letter has just
been mentioned by his father.
Rev. w. H. Walker, D. D., aspec-
u instructor at the Gordon Miss
ionary Training school IN this
city.
Private Walker is a veteran of
the Spanish war. He is "A years
of age, and is well known here
for probity and veracity. Rev.
DR.. Walker said today: "My
boy was wounded in the engage
ment which occurred at Grosin.
The insurgents were taken bv
surprise and 800 of them were
killed and 1000 taken prisoners.
"This band proved to be sec
ret organization known as the
Katy Suman. All wore on their
heads round piro of yellow pap
er, the'siz Of silver dollar. On
this paper We're characters.
''The Katy Suman We're told
by their priests that the paper
would protect them from Yankee
bullets, and that if by any chance
they we're killed the holy water
would bring them to life in three
days.
Inc priest was directed by
the Americans to inform the
fillipinOs that he had deceived
them. He refused, and was hang
ed to tree and left there dead
tor week as proof that be would |
not come to life.
'The prisoners were then
aiken out in platoons. Each
platoon went in a different dir
'ctlon into the country about a
nile. Then they were given
Dicks and shovels to dig a trench.
"When five feet had been dug,
he picks and shovels were taken
rom them, and the men were
hot. In this way all prisoners
we're exchanged.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07

and was quite i'll all during The
day But for the G. iticai conGit-
ion "f the admiral, She wnnId
have been confined to her bed.
II has been snggest I'd to NJ =.
Sampson that the naval cemeiery
at Annapolis would be II prn, II
place for the last resting place of
the remains, whii. other friends
ave suggested he $hpu'L be.
bur I'D in Arlington cemetery "a.
this city. Admiral s amps -, ~
sided in \ uals'iiS eight ".
durin. four which he was IS
erinteud.nt on, ,acaden,y tner !.
Mrs. Sampson p,...fe; Ahh"i'' =
Mrs. Sampson suffer-, 81, '.;-
accident a few days az, " We =
tending to the wants of TIL, ao~
niraf and has BEEN in bed sill,
She probably will not b., ;thl-.
attend the funeral services.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07
Revolt in Russia.
BY Union Associated Press.

by UNION AssOclated Press.
Vienna, May st. Peters.
burg advices report that the
peasants are in revolt in some of
the provences and have DESTROYED
hundreds of farms. The troops
engaged the insurgents and sew
enty-six were killed and 200
wounded. 1t is reported that
the priests are supporting the
rebellion.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07
Trying 10 Make q Clean
Sweep Of the City
Police Force.

At the meeting last night Dick
Ih rash was discharged by the
city council rs deputy marshal
! and the salary of the marshal.
Charles Brooks, was reduced to
slOO per month, the object be-
ing to force him to resign. This
is one thing that Brooks will not
do. 1t was stated to reporter
of the RECORD this morning that
Brooks declared he would hold
the :ort IT he had to pay the
town $40 90 a month for the priv.
lege. He evidently looks upon
the job as a fat one.
Dick Thrash told a member of
the council that the reason he
could not do his full duty as an
officer was that he was afraid
that The law breakers would slug
INN, and further more he was
dictated to and bull dozed bv
marshal Brooks and practically
had his hands tied.
Z. ID. Fleming a carpenter resi-
ding on the south side was an
pointed by Mayor Sweet as de-
putty marshal to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal of Dick
Tharsh. Fleming SAYS he is not
afraid of any slugser who loafs
arouud a blind tiger, neither is
he afraid of Charles Brooks
bull-dozlng tactict and swears to
do his whole duty. He will be
given "a trial
A petition signed by forty two
citizens asking the council to
take some action to have the gov
ernor tire our present marshal.
The petition was granted and
t he ordinance Dom mittee was in
structed to draft resolutions to
be signed by the mayor and
councilmen asking the governor
to grant the petitions prayers. |
After allowing the bills the
council adiou rned to meet at 9
a. IN. May Z:
BILLS ALLOWED.
i l. Bowman, surveying S 6 90
darman d Carson, grading $50 90
Peter Wood, street work IS so
George Chris tian, st work Is 90
} A Thrash, street work Z rs
D j Marsh, street work 4 so
David Borden, 25 so
Frank Swager Is rs
spencer q Glanfield, plans
and specifications for
town hall, 200 DOL
Slack Bros q &c, harrow II 90
& Wooten, itemized act 2 so
ennings Electric l. g. p Col
April lights, Sc 25
lines Publishing Go 10 80
ennings Woodworking Co 1913 "a
b Sweet, salary and
itemized act 10 rs e
has Brooks, salary 80 90
Thrash, salary 40 90
II Hoag. salary and
itemized account % 26
1iss e Parker, 10 90
Coffin, 4 90
M Clute, 25 90
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07
Sole Agents in Jennings and vicinity for the
Harris Oil Burner

There are five sizes and patterns OF this
Burner designed for various u>e> and var
ious kinds of boilers. Th-r range in price
from $500 tn S25. 90, Including l,lanS aud
specifications and full Instructions for
equipping any kind OF plant. Write for
circulars or call on
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-05-07
Fertilizer,

Fertilizer.
l have full supply OF spac;tl
rice fertilizer, also for cotton AL
corn, which will be sold at r,.,:<-
bottom prices. 4. D. McFari,,I,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

THE board of county commission
ers IS sitting as board of equaliza-
ton this week and among other
business transacted, that raising the
assessed valuation of all lots in
CRur d'Alene one hundred per
centum in value. is of most interest
to our citizens. The action of the
board is based on the fact that re-
corded deeds show lots sold for
5000 and 500 that were assessed
for SIS and 500. These are bust
ness lots. The deed record reveals
the same condition of prosperity
with regard to residence lots, which
were assessed for $40 to SIS and
sold for SIS and SIoo. The increase
may seem to be quite heavy, but
it is not equal to the increase in
real estate values during the past
year, and if the board is making the
equalized assessment in a proper
tomato ratio to that of other towns
in the county, there can be no seri-
Gus objection to its action. The
change simply shows the progress
Of the town and we have not learn
ed of any sesious objection to the
raise.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

THE reported discovery of
Noah's ark in Alaska would indi-
cate that this old navigator, like
some of our modern seafaring men,
got a notion in his head that it
would be a good thing to discover
the north pole. The finding of
well preserved animals in Alaska
ice fields that inhabit tropical chimes
is evidence that tends to confirm
the theory that Noah was affected
with the north pole craze and met
the fate of later explorers. The
animals escaped from the ark and
some of them were frozen in before
they could reach a warmer climate.
That settles all doubts about the
ark and disputes over who was the
first man to attempt to reach the
pole in a ship.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

Martial law declared in the
Cour d'Alenes and troops rushed
to the scenes of trouble. Men shot
down in a riot and mill property
blown to peices.-Wright Krotzer' S
residence burglarized.-Ladies met
at the Inn and organized Column
bian club.-Four companies of the
Fourth infantry left Fort Sher-
man for the mines.-John Robin
sons big circus gave a show here.
Government experts were collect
ing specimens of Idaho fora in this
county.-Charles Fischer and Fan
ME Bates were Economically mar
ried on the shore of Cceur d. Alene
lake.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

IT is said that President Roose-
Welt and Secretary Root have arriv-
ed at the conclusion that the friars
must be expelled from the Philip
pines. The friars are members of
religious orders that have a strong
hold in the islands and while the
president may deem it advisable to
expel them it is questionable if he
has the right to do so. However,
some strange things have been &C
complished in the past four years
by authority of the men at the head
Of our government and we need not
be surprised if other strange things
take place. If the friars violate
any Of the laws they ought to be
punished the same as any other in
dividual, but to expel them as a
body would seem to be stretching
governmental authority to the dan
ger point.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-19

SOCIALISM is growing rapidly in
this country and no one who has
given the subject attention will deny
this. At the present rate of increase
the ocialistic partywil soon become
a factor in political circles to be
reckoned with. Its principles are
not those of anarchy, but the oppo-
site, and the promises made for the
future are attracting hundreds of
thousands of people, who see in the
present industrial system nothing
brighter for the future than indus
trial slavery under the powerful
trusts.