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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

Alderman Lars Rand now comes to the
front with aesthetic views. He opines
that it is not high art to put plain glass
windows into juxtaposition with all the
ornateness Of the interior of the new
council chamber. For once, we agree with
the alderman.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

The department Of agriculture is get
ting to be perniciously active. 1t has
originated variety of oranges that can
be grown throughout the southern part of
the United States. This is certainly a
stab in the back for Florida and Cali
fOrnia
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

Steel and copper mills are to be erected
at North Tonawanda, near Buffalo, and
the latter are to utilize ore that will be
mined in far away Alaska, shipped to
Seattle by boat and thence by rail to
Tonawanda. The earth is rapidly getting
smaller
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
S. E. REAL ESTATE UP
A Sale That Shows Effects of Recon,
improvements Near the .
Unfversity .

The advance in real estate prices nea,
the university owing to extensive building
when mas taken place this summer and te
the building of a new bridge at Fourteenth
avenue by the Great Northern is shown bv
a sale just made at Fourteenth avenue
and Fourth street Sc. F. B. SNYDER
bought 1873 frontage which was held at
$50 front foot one year ago and now is
believed to be worth $3.50. The building
in the neighborhood has aggresated
S150,000 this season.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
SUSPlRIA.

Take them. o Death! and bear away
Whatever thou canst call thine own!
Thine image, stamped upon this clay,
Doth give thee that, but that alone.
Take them o Grave! and let them lie
Folded upon thy narrow shelves
AS garments by the soul laid by
And precious only to ourselves!s
Take them, o great Eternity,
Our little life is but a gust,
That bends the branches of thy tree,
And trails its blossoms in the dust.
Henry w. LongfelloW.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

The railway managers are falling over
each other in their haste to make it an
pear that each was the first to propose
higher wages for railway employees. $780,
900 of whom have been benefited by recent
changes Not SO much is said about the
increase in freight rates, which transmits
to the gentle pubic the burden of the wage
increase while the managers take all the
glory.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
Vests Mlnstrels at the eiiou,

It is very much the fashion nowadays
to speak of an entertainment bearing the
name Of sHaverly, or West as an .old-
time minstrel show" but the term is q
misnomer Minstrelsy as sit waseknown
twenty years. ago. is no more, Most OF
the 'old time minstrel men are dead, and
no successors have appeared tosstep into
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

The Minnesota spy story Is now doing
service at Ann Arbor. Wisconsin prob
ably passed it along together with the
prediction that Michigan will beat Min
nesota 10 to o.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
The Nonp,areil Man
Casually Observed

The department of agriculture has cap
tured big Florida sperma tozoid. There
is no danger Of being bitten, however, as
the beast is a good deal like some religious
controversialists. He is so small that 1t Is
difficult to see him with the naked eye.
An eastern religious paper had delicate
review of Miss Van Hutton's new book
''Our Lady Of the Beeches," but the infer
nal scoundrel who set the type Slipped In
an "r'' and the reviewer came in the next
day with tears in her eyes.
England and Germany may go down
and pound Venezuela's face to a pulp
without violating the Monroe doctrine. It's
when they try to get a tax title to Castros
real estate that your Uncle Sam feels shiv-
ers along his spine. E,
Casey went to bat and did not fan out.
The revolution was settled.
Foxhall Keene is going to give up the
United States as His country, it's of
thee" and go to England because he was
fined $40 for automurder in the second de-
gree. Well, goodbye, Foxy, take keer Of
yerse'f
"A Siamese paper with column for Eng
fish readers printed the following story of
a murder:
Shooting Outrage. Fearful Agony. Khoon
Tong, one Of Phyh Songs staff, mis-
sion to liampoon, and his return instantly
shot dead by some miscreant, scoundrels. o!
untimely death. o! fearful. O.! He'll. All
friends expressed their morne. The cowardice
dog is still at large. s soldiers and six police
men were at once dispatched. 49,, :.
That's about the way we fret at the
assassination in Guatemala
90, -i.ia:
In the Mrs. Ellen Gore case in Paris the
French doctors performed the autopsy.
Then four American doctors performed an
autopsy for the United States government,
after which the French performed another
autopsy, just for good measure. Mrs.
Gore Is dead. p T. - "','''
In his Sunday devotional, Elijah Dowie'
spoke charitably Of the labor leaders las
a lot of humbugs' miserable stink
potts. the latter epithet due to the fact
that the labor gentlemen smoked.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
1t Probably can-and Viii.
Pittsburg Dispatch.

Cuba cannot help suggesting that gov
ernrusnt SO gifted in the matter of abol-
ishing yellow fever ought to be able to
work out satisfactory sugar schedule.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
JESSE PRATT'S SUICIDE,

Camden. n. j.. Nov. 25.--Jesse Pratt. at one
time mayor Of Camden. committed suicide at his
hotel in this city by shooting through the head.
He was G4 years old. III health is supposed to
have caused his self destruction.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
CANADIANS IN CONTROL
Western Extension Of Grand Trunk Not
to Be Under EnqIfsh Co.

Charles M. Hays, general manager Of
the Grand Trunk, announces that the new
line through Canada to the coast will not
be under control Of the English company
which manages the Grand Trunk. 1t will
be made up of Canadians and will use
Canadian capital almost entirely. The
route will be the unused one surveyed by
Sir Arthur Fleming and selected for the
Canadian Pacific.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

If DR.. Babcock is not an anti-adminis-
tration man why are all the anti-adrninis-
tration men for him?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
FATHER WOULDN'T PAY
An Artist In St. Paul Draws on HIs
"Pater" 70 Pay Board

Romeo Sauliere, an artist and a gradu-
ate Of the French university at Paris. is
under arrest at ST. Paul charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses and
with defrauding a hotel-keeper. Sauliere
has been at the Clarendon hotel for sew
eral weeks and the other day drew upon
his father for $50 to pay his board bill.
The draft was returned protested and the
young man was arrested. He will be ar
raigned in the municipal court. but says
that the matter will be adjusted as soon
as the father hears OF his sons arrest.
The father resides in Winnipeg.
New Iork--It Is now generally understood that
tho plultlSed malleabc iron combine will be cap
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

Boston, 345 1887 miles S4@ "a
miles ITO 4 44@ 40
Anthracite region to Perth Anboy, for%s : 4 #~+
York;, S-173 miles ............. 1855 .ss@1le
Bituminous region to Jersey City, 346-3SS ~
miles . ............ ITO .44@ 40
Anthracite region Baltimore 1924 :, -
miles .............. ............... 200 .ss@1.12
Bituminous region to Baltimore, 229-240
miles .................. las 500 go
to .67@ ~
region Buffalo, 324359 miles. 200 $500 62
Bituminous region to Buffalo, 2S9 miles. 80. 1.6O 90
Bituminous region to Buffalo, 1888 miles. -. 1876 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
IN A NUTSHELL.....


the direction of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, Oct II: ras a#r. @.@s n .s.~,
= u - -. IN Rate Per Ton
s&~ ~. 's@ Per Ton. Per Mile.
(Decimas Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25
"A Siamese paper with column for Eng
lish readers printed the following story of

In his Sunday devotional, Elijah Dowie'
spoke charitably OF the labor leaders las
a lot of humbugs' miserable stink
potts. the latter epithet due to the fact
that the labor gentlemen smoked.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

In the Colombia revolution Admiral
Casey went to bat and did not fan out.
The revolution was settled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-25

Foxhall Keene is going to give up the
United States as His country, it's of
thee" and go to England because he was
fined $40 for automurder in the second de-
gree. Well, goodbye, Foxy, take keer of
yerse'f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

llsgarsa o 10 cAtSstrofs, Aunqua nos hubierA.
mos dsstFoSAdo como los TiEios y TroyAnos.
OtHos compatriotas msnos ssntimsntAis'
tas dssesndiendo al fondo de 10 question, com
pPendisPon con bRstants cl&HIvidanciR, los
rsanltados funestos de una Iucha fEatricida
NADIA provaehosa entire pusFsoFriq uedos, mas
daggVaeiRdos estos, que 10 infsli1 Poleni@.
OoAan los 6itim0s, en- sns ComantaEioss que
dahsmos AtsmpsEARnos Q les ciRcunsaAnsiRs
axcepeionAlss da nusstr0 sstRdo actual, que no
puede SsH mas dssastreso y defender con "a
I6gica y sus RaEonamisntoss que 80 prssiso
aEuardsr, no olvidando squsl antique adsglo
IN hay NAL que duPs elem aHos,n aunqus au-
pare al mismo Job ID gran d6atS de pAcisnsiA
qaa 90 nseesitA poser en- sstoa momsnsos de
gupPema augusta que "a brillara en- nues'
ira tlaPYA el sol do 10 tusSieia.
Y 10 sstey con los comp&tKiotas que Isl
oplnan, crso que no dsbsmos Disappearance.
ncs.
SQue hubieramOs lcgrado al rsehasAr con
Ia vlolsnela los desafusros del adversarfoS
NADIA, absoIutamants nada. Los hogarss en-.
bisrtos en- tai easo, de craspon, 10 intsliE aneia
oil capitaI, sl trabato dsstruido por sl fuego
AEdiente dc las pAsiones, YEN medic de 1sn
horrc so ouAdPo de da8olRci0n ruinA al Tie
Sam hRtisndo palm&s entire sstropitosas car
aRiadAs, EeeoRsrfA los Tsatos sADgKsntAGos
del botin para lAnzaElos en- ID vorfgins de vlo-
lsnta RbSorei6n que VI aHEollando en- nueRtra
RaxR q 81 total Rniq uil RmienHo.
Y oil partido federal eonstituido poF hom-
brss honFados no llsva 10 PAtriA oil suteidio.
La tnteligsneias oil capital oil aEaba1o, y todo
10 que vale RapT0sanea en 81 pals no GsgA
dastruido poF nosotRos.
Qas vsnga 10 ola formidable impulSada
DOE los desnatuFalisados hii0s de B3rinqasn,
con Is dirseei6n del gobisTno insuIRT america
no, que esR ola quis&s poR leg fatRl ahcgus lac
RapirAeionss Tsgi0nalistas Anulando nusstRa
psPsonalidAd do pusrtoFFiqasn1s lbrss, que
luehAn poF no ser sselAvos: psro que los fsds-
Ralss pYesAsn 81 eonourso . ssR obRa demola6os
Ra, ssFia penosoI auque 80 impusisEa.
Vals In guerra intsstinR euando tisns poE
tsASFo do sus contisndas y opsRaeiones los vas
tos c&mpos dc una patria libre, donds los be-
nsncios del hosin aprcvsehSn cualqa aiefa dc
los b1ndos eontendlentess pero cuando ess b9-
tin de guerra pusda e2sr en- mAnos sxtrapge-
EAs, en- psrsonRs que no intsrviniaron en- la lR-
chs, exponiehdc sns vidRs haeiendAs, enton-
eas vArfA Ell euadro.
Tened pAcisnsia, ~ en- nusstra eAusa y
RguaFdAd.
America BIasco.
UtuRdo, Nbre. de 1902,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
La poIitica en- la IgIesia

EAn pAsAdo las sIsesionss en- OiAlss y
omito dAr mas detAlles porqus veReu snsR me
dArfa rslAtar suosaos que por 10 afrsnta del
pArtido FspublleAno, sstkn dsshonrando Q II
iGla.
Lo qua oeupa hoy mi Atsnei6n = mas qua
n mi dabiaRa oeupaTle los que eatAn en- sl
dabsF de vslaF por ella, 60 el estad0 dc dses.
deneiR en- IR que 90 sneuantPA ell eulto cRt6lieo
On estA pohl&ef6n, fRmiliRs enteKas eminante-
ments cato icAa no Asistsn oil temple, La lyle.
sIa EvRng6!icA empisza verse eonstAntsmen-
DO cone euErida, yes 10 que diesn iRfnidad do
psrSonRS: Gaosotros no podsmos cRser sn nm
saeeFdots que ss oeupA mas de 10 poifticA que
de lA IgIssis, &quf iRm6a hAhfRss visto que en-
nuastro temple 80 eant6ssn oGeios 6ivinoa por
si tRiunfo de tal euAl paRtido.S
AhoFa hien Ell dilema ~ ssts as aus
tituya con an nuavo sAcePdobe oil actual,
OiAlas, puablo sminentsmsnHa cAt6lieo, sarx-
no hay que dudaElo-pusblo essneiRImsnta
protestAnae.
Ei Eemodl0 uTgs.
OoEts 81 nal quisn pusdR y dsba eoFsAElo.
rosotEos solo danes IL vos de AlsEsa.
0ergespsnssll
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
LA ASAMBLEA Federal
EN- DIvERGENOIA
LO QUE DEBE HACERSE
DEJEMOs EL LIRIsMO, VENGA LO PRAOTICO

mas msnoE fogoEes, mas nsnos bellies, mas
msnos eanidos las Fsgias de 10 oTatoEia.
PsFo todA To- labor qua Sc Esaiies ADfs pueos
TsaliaREa al Comite dirsetiFo, euyos hamorss
poK Sa 1uieto, s&baT 81 sxpeKfsneta, FAIen
Iuntos tAnso como todss nosotEos tunsos y,
ead& Enr, taEto como Gsda uno de noaoerosa
Ntmenog, nj mas
Con 81 msdfo gus indfco sc sVitaffEn gaE-
toy molsstiGs q lea fsdsFales De In isle, aobRs
TODD los del suE-oagts, sss diuaKos cuy&
fbvaEsi6n sn trasl&dos hospsdA1eE 80 shoKrai
EsrA una gTandioEA RYuda para los dsasm bolsos
ans mpsriosAmants hayan qua haesRas an
WaShinQton, si 80 lava los tribunAlss de la
Mstr6poli IR ApaIAei6n de nusstFs plsitos para
saIvaR de L. mas gR9nds de todas las dsshonFas
al nombRe y & l&a tradleionss del pusblo ans
Fieano.
Esto no obstants, rseonoxeo otro msdio
faetlbe qua no desyiEihA en- nada oil dn ors
ds1o expusato--Jn1 b: a t...,o sovrrnI. m
raaationario AeePca de Ios Rsuntos que pudls-
ran trAtarse en- In AsamblsA = que SO rsmiea,
nor corrao, para que 10 absuelVAns todos los
comit&s locales, reunte ndose an una fsCh@ IA
da el dirsetoRio para conaidsrar las respuesSAs
y, solver, de asuardo con sl eritsrio de ID
mayoTfA.
Es question de connansA y 20 assguro que
al pArtIdo tisns, muehA, en- los oaoAllsros que
nos YepPasentan en- nuestra polftica.
EI hscho de que, Rl principle de eAss arNi-
eulo, 1uEgamos descabellAdA la idsA dc que se
eonvoque q los fadsralss una convention no
uufsra decir que no VayAmos s0msbernoS 81
se tom&n unAa YsSoIucionss contr&dicsorias.
NADIA de ESQ
No seremos rebeldes.
Aauf sstk un paPseeR, hiio de 10 mAs bns-
nm voIuntAd, con nus1tPa prottsta de respsto
de AcAtAmiento . Ia sobsrapfs del partido.
O. del Toro Fernandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

SeaEuEtA poY algunoS amigos To- daseahs-
o0nysnsl6n.
az para quGP-pFsguBt&Hos nosotFoE.
dPaR6 pEoponsT gas 80 disuaIvA e0nno ss-
IsetiVi1Gd oTRaDfSad&f
&PaTA que Sc adop4sn nu@vcs EFoes6fmisn-
toa como gonssouanef& de los sMivatas AtEopa-
ioas Dc los fKAudas ineoDcsbibiss de los dea-
earhdos dsspoteG del psTfodo slsceionARfoY.
Sl pare 10 pnmsro-GuG@ao de Eum& tKaR-
eanaencia, 90 indeseTiptibls gEGndssR-sst&FfA
iusnssada Ia eonvoeRtoFl&, poF mas que, 81
qua 40 BFacis Dc vsrd&dsF0 pMtriota, dohlsgaE-
80 los K0lpsa de 10 hEania, pKodueiSndo .
Mr.. Hdnt Ell Eolsmns gustAxo de que nos sIrvA
Dc HepultuFeRo, - cue eRse-lsI Nfontol-qua
noa h@ dado 81 tiKo de gK&cia son sus indiR-
naa paFeialidadss, Iusgo do hEDsKnos pronsti-
DO 10 faE dsl pusblo una GbSolutA imp&Eci&.
PoNcE" ha" e'' Jks as lEEa6.srno COMO oA1A-
LLHRo.
81 para 10 otro, para tomAr ace6n contra
las varR sn1Gs de sstos dfAS, no debs mOlss.
tRKsa q nm cusFpo Polfbico que hA tonido gran
daB deBem bolsos no solo con In racients lueh@
electoral, sino con In AsAmblaA y los pRellmi-
mares que Prsssdleren ss9 lueha.
T eomit6 direGttvo resibi0 sus plsnos po-
deTou del p1rtldo H&BtA hoy msFees In SON
hAnGs DO tOdoS los fsdsTAlss-Sno es ciertoS-
Puss deiemos que obre libre y desembRrAsGda-
manta, cue 10 hAr& en- terminoB compAtibleS
con ell inteR6G com dn v con nusatHo1 1sntmien-
tos de daeoTo. QIs 81 anAlies, que 81 estudls
sobra sua dtStintos &spsctoS les cuesttoneS de
hoy y las cueAtionos paR@dABI " orieDta n1eB-
AFAs demands diRija nuastHAs qust&s.
ES 10 mas Immediate 10 mas prkctico.
EShese o nm lado 10 lfricS.
BsbAmoS en- una 6pOea do puFA mAasrtAli-
dad, de PuRo p1sitivismo.
A In ASRmblsR iIfAmoS deCiF diGeurseH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
CuItura republican,

B. dia S del ecrEisnts, "a Ciaias tuviaEon
10 idea los RspRblieanos de sAeaK aI snHsrEo de
Rusatro paKtidot 10 aus no hietaFon visfR Ia
&etitud del pasbIo, pusz aunqus dsbido o sus
80 Sc eresn han triuIau0.
Aqus 10 ss emma ntsmenta federal.
Hllos kabiando an gobisrno rsctos no pus.
dan saliH vietoriosos.
El por la nochs hicisron IN vsloPio del
paRtido federal amsriG9n0, an eRER do Juan
Pavon; pero est0 ss aupo sl otYo dfa.
El inventor de ssto fQ6 Ventura Padr6
trknRfuga de los pRrtidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
Contra correos

Nos dissn ds Bio Gfanda gus alif - Ksci.
BE nuGssEo psFi6dieo con mHehas irKsgularids-
dss; dAudoss sl easo de que llsgusn 1untos dos
r6nsroa del niamo.
In esta admfnfaaraGfon gs eumpls Eisn eon
los agsntss HuseFitorsEi de nansKR que 10 fal-
- dspsnds de eoKreoa.
YR nos eAns& produeiP t&ntss aasi&s los
smpleRdos dc ssa Yamo. No sAbsmoa cus h@.
esE para qua esss EsmsiaEts abuse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
oTsgeUO IectO9'

Eusatyo quarido amigo sI obFsro don Jot6
BsrEsr, eats nombrado lsetoF de la fkbRle& d
tAhaeoa GEI EaleoS
e stnor EsrrsF ceupa In plaza d don Sc
veFo TorgEsIIaRx quten fH6 dssPsGlds poE sas
fztEsnssgsneias soIftIeas.
ToYEHsllaa - IN FsgaIcftYaESs TsEnblfeAne.
In la eaaa de elts, fus In eomsdfa dsi fnesndio
dias pRsades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
GRAN SASTRERIA
DE r AGONTHS


En- este antique eablecmiento ademas de
cimtres Ingleses Franeees
clientele hschos de casmr de tdas meddas
surido dc Hrantes
gsnoves cuelos punos camisas Negg6e ban
Camisa epaciass para Ffack smokiny oo acu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
Proximas bodas

Sc astSn eorrisndo las pEoeIAm&s ean6ni-
cas- en- 10 fglssiA de UluAdo para el proyeCtado
snIRss de nusstro amigo distinguido eorFsli
gIonAFio doctor den Adrian Cueto r 0dIfguaz,
prssidents del eomit6 federal, con Ii agrAoia-
dA virtuosA sen n9rltA FrAnciScR Garcia Persx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

Noviambra II.
Entire los candidates para Ia ID EserstaIfa
de 10 Okmara L L-gtslstIva, los que mas proba-
bilidadss tisnsn do obtsAsr sss pussto son don
RAm6n Falcon y don Gallo Rosy.
Sa RssguFA que to6os los dsmas candidates
tsndran que rstirRHse, Puas essos eontrineRntss
son muy fuartss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

Sc snGuen1ra sn ssta capital una Gutorixa-
do eomisi6n del psrtido TspubiIeRno paro de
AanAN. Estos gsAorss han vlsitado las auto
ridadss gubsrnAmsntAlss y tambi6a varies
hombrss politieos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
NEGOC|O POSITIVE

Sc venden dos de MADEIRA de construction moderns una
elias de altos sirvn vr odas comoddade fa
a abca de abecimiento merant APPS
de etar alquadas bao preco producen mas de
medic
Para informes drgirse don Ciprano Manrque Cagdas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12
SAN JUAN, PUERTO-RICO

Seguros do Vida Incendio.
Europa EE UU
COmisiones general.
Sc aceptan consignacones del Exterior do la sa
Representane de maquina de escrb SJewett> de las dc
coser <Dayton1.
caado drogas be-
telas eeda cacene Ruante de crujanos
artifcae hbros Cort1na muepe
anuncios de metal amos espa1oIe faaceSeS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

El peri6dIco aThs Puerto Rico HeraldS %
haya de venta en- oil sEtablscimisnto de aThs
Allsn Nsws,S iEsnts la plasa Bsldorioty.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

S. assgura que dssds hoy h. ausdado sus-
psndido dsanitiVamsnts el psri6diso Fepubli-
sano sEl Pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

Ell dia Ia sAIdrk para Mayasn,E sl iuss
Psrsa que acabA de haesr rsnuncia d "a ear
60.
E sefor PsrsR sa easl ssguro que abra
bufsts sn Rquella ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

BE assgHrA que al 1seal Toro 0ueta, h ta.
nido una ccnfeFensia CON les mismhros mas
autofisAdcs 10 las turbas.
PaHscs gus esta con fsRaneiA ha sido EoF
indication de lRs autoridades supsriorss.
Sc ignefan l0s puntos qua tTataron On ESQ
eOnfaFaneial psf0 sa essgura qua les tarhas
fUsron Rmsnasadas para ca TO aneasivo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

Dasda h&es mucho tismpo goza dc gran
crsdlto la fkbrisa de lieorss de Pedro OhandEy.
Hoy O. Ii favorita del phblieo russ sus ucoreg
SON los mstoras que Go fabriean.
@ata fkbYiea 90 especial "a Ia confession
de ron, puss sus mareas son exeslsntss.
Eel ron marea ell TrolyD 90 sl que 30 pona
"a todas las masRs do los hotalss y easaa paT-
NeulAyss. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-12

La vfspera de Ia Conception 4andrk lugar
en- &Dl OimpoD una gran vsrhsna qua dan lcl
sspanolss poF euarta del Casino aspkfiol.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-11-22
Rrsef State happenings.

Mrs. Bowman of Boston has bought
the Clifford Hotel property on Oconomo-
woe lake
Joe Newbone of Pound, while working
on a corn shredder, got his hand caught
and had it nearly torn off.
DR.. w. J. Griffin of Ashland has been
notified of his appointment as physician
for the La Pointe Indian agency to sue
coed the late DIR. Davidson.
Charges of INSTRUMENTATION have been
preferred against Surfman Charles Mey-
land of the life-saying crew at MilWau-
kee because he refused to obey Mrs. Oh
sen, wife of the captain commanding the
crew, and scrub her floor.
The school house in the town of Little
River was struck by lightning in thun-
derstorm and burned to the ground. Miss
Edna Mcdowell, the teacher, and the
pupils We're all stunned by the shock ana
were rescued unconscious from the burn
ing building by gang of laborers
An unknown man shot Miss Jennie
Gilowski while she was walking on a
country road near Coleman, causing Sc
rous injuries. 4 posse o. neighbors
armed with shotguns searched fer the as
sailant with the intention to lynch him
if caught. Miss Gilowski says the shoot
ing was done by a well-dressed, smooth
faced young man.
The iron mines situated three miles
south of North Freedom is place of
interest these days. The new industry
started last May is opening up finely and
IL Is expected that ore will be shipped
within three psonths.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-11-22
WISCONSIN'S RECORD.
FAITHFULLY TOLD IN READABLE
SHAPE.
Little Boy Disappears After killing
baby Sister Milwaukee to Have New
sea Wal1-On1y One Party at Franzen
Locomotive Fireman Killed.

Mr.. and Mrs John De Keyser of the
town OF Preble are distracted over the
disappearance of their 6-year-od son.
Inc boy accidentally shot and killed his
httie sister few days ago. At the time
OF the accident he was so badly fright
eneo that he ran and hid in hay stack.
his father found him, but the lad refused
TO speak and acted queerly. The day
iollowlng the funeral he disappeared and
no trace of him has since been found.
Hunting parties have been out every day
securing the country for some trace of
the enid, but all their efforts have proven
futile 1t is feared that the boy has
wandered into the woods and persisted Of
cold and exposure. The killing of the
little girl was a horrible shock to the boy.
his mother had gone out into the yard,
leaving him in charge of his baby sister.
Ihere was a gun standing in the corner
OF the room and the boy began playing
with it. In some manner it was dis
charged and the top of the baby's head
was blown off