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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-21
Al0nnania
y Ell AzdCar.
PROPOSICI0N PARA HACER
DE LA INDUSTRIAL
UN MONOPOLIO DEL ESTADO.

Berlin, JUNO 6.-LA Comjsi6n
del Reitcbstsg, encargada de 10 cues
ti6n de szdcar, Adopt6 hoy una mo
ci6n Cuyo objeto es hscer de 10 in
dustri& azuc&rera un monopolio del
Estado, y limitando ID production &
determine das fabricss, las que Ell
Bundesrath concederfs privilegios
especialss. e Secretsrio de ID Te'
soreri& imperial, BM6u Won Thiel-
mann, declare que el Gobierno esta'
ba aun iLdeciso en- cuanto sd acti.
tnd respecto q L. moci6n, pero que
6l personalmente Ia fave rec1a, y
creia que Ell G0oierno da!fs su asen'
timieAtQ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-21
POr Ell puerto de Ponce
Sc han exportado
en- un anO.
$2.797,789 48.

La expectation por el puerto de
Ponce desde 10 De Mayo de 1901 q 80
de Abril de 1902 ha sido In siguien-
te:
Cafe 8.522, ,26o libras
que importsn. 81 047, 1876 12
Az6car. 35. .741, 290fb
que importsn 81 ,151, 564 50
Tabaco. 1856 IL
que importan IS 78 1913 81
Ch:nas: S. 81 625 55
Cuercs; s IS, 70
Mieles: 2 1866, 6,170 ga. 8 330,783 50
GAnado c&bsllar l, 776
mular.. 354
lamar "a, AL
one importa....S LAG. 679 so
TOTAL........S2 7o7, ,789 48
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
HAPPENINGS AT VAIL
Miss Kate Kelly, of Denison, was
Sunday visitor at Vail.

Miss Kate Kelly, of Denison, was q
Sunday visitor at Vail!
A.. D. Servoss. was a passenger to
Missouri Valley Sunday.
John Moran, of Dunlap, spent Sun
day with Vail friends.
Joe Granny, of Manila, was an over
Sunday visitor at home
Miss Smith, of Des Moines, visited
last week with her sister, Mrs. T. j
Hoffman.
j. F. Glenn, of Denison, was bust
ness visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Milo Ryan, of Chicago, is visit.
ing with Vail relatives and friends
Tom Coats, of Denison, spent Sunday
with his parents.
The R. N. A ball at the opera house
Friday night was very we'll attended
and all reported good time. Mr. and
Mrs. b. B. Hoffman received the prizes
for being the incest costumed.
Candidates for county offices have
been rather thick the past few days and
politics are warming up Mayor Bren
ton, of Des Moines is billed to speak al
the opera house Wednesday night.
Mrs. Jane Bell died Wednesday a,
the home of her daughter at DUNLAP
and the remains brought to Vail Friday
and the funeral held at the Presbyter
ian church. She was one of the early
Crawford county settlers and leaves q
large number of friends to mourn hel
death
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
ASPINWALL SETTINGS

Mrs. Detlef Weise, of Manning, &C
companied by her daughter-in-law of
California, who has been visiting with
her son Adam Weise, returned to their
home Friday.
John Brockman has retired from the
service of the Nicola elevator company
and returned to his home in Charter
Oak.
Mrs. Christina Gluckstadt returned
Wednesday from Kansas where she has
been visiting her sister.
Geo. Leutjens, of Denison, arrived
Friday morning and will visit with the
family of Henry Bloom for two weeks.
Mrs. Will has been on the sick list for
the last week, but is now improving.
P. w. jain and Marcus Kuhl shipped
a car Of cattle t. Omaha Wednesday.
Fl. E. Jones has taken charge Of the
elevator and will run it in the future.
P. J.Rogers, the good looking railroad
agent, after a two months sojourn at
his old home in Pennsylvania, has re-
turned home.
p J. Klinker and Herman Koen-e
kamp were in town Wednesday. They
will both get big vote from this vicin-
ity.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
CHARTER OAK CHATS.

On Wednesday afternoon at 1870 took
place the happy marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Kagal TO Mr.. Albert Schultz
| at the Hanover Lutheran church north
east of town After the ceremony the
guests assembled at the brides home
where very pleasant dinner was served
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Many beautiful presents were received.
The bride wore dress of white satin
/ trimmed in silk with orange blossoms
white charande. The bride is an &C.
complished Young lady who is we'll
known in this vicinity and is esteemed
by the whole community. The groom
is we'll known here and is sober, in
dustrious, honest. careful man and has
host of friends who wish him and his
wife success in their new enterprise.
! The REVIEW also extends hearty con-
I gratulations
Earnes. Kadell, of Mapleton, is work.
ing in the Thompson barber shop
/ Dad seymore, of Denison, was in
town Saturday. !.
Emil Martensen, formerly of this
place, was married to Miss Grace Nc
Clure of Mapleton on Wednesday at
Sioux City
j. W. Meyers and family, of Denison,
were Sunday visitors.
w w Cushman and John Roher of
Denison, were in town on business
Monday.
Pins Beaulien was Denison visitor
Friday.
DIR. R j. Hart was a Sioux City visi-
tor wednesday.
Mrs. Lew Romans returned from
Woodbine Thursday where she has
! been taking care of her invalid mother.
VIM. Rule was Denison visitor
Monday.
l. A. Mains went to Ute on business
Monday.
Mrs Dickens returned Monday from
her visit at Manning with her daughter.
L M. Rymer, of Ricketts,. was in
town on business Monday.
| c. E. Heitt was in South Dakota Wis
iting his brother last week.
The city has started to put in their
gas gasoline plant and already have
four blocks of pipe laid. They have
their power house built using the hose
house for the plant and building hose
house on the south side of the present
site. They will have an s-horse power
engine, also a cistern ten feet deep and
tank that is thirty six feet long by
FIVE feet high. The gasoline supply
tank will be on the outside. The plant
will cost $4,000 when completed and
will make a beautiful acquisition to the
town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
ARION NEWSLETTER

Friday, Oct. g., at about five O'Clock
as James Stewart, son Of John Stewart
OF Buffalo Center, was moving his
threshing machine to neighbols farm
he met with an accident which caused
his death. He went to back the ma.
chine out of the way of rock so the
separator would not strike it and in
backing the engine on a short cramp
the strain broke the separator tongue
and the sudden jar caused him to lose
his balance. He was forced down be
tween the tool box of the engine and
driving wheel which ground away the
lower part of his face. His brother,
seeing the accident reversed the engine
thus freeing him The funeral services
were held in the Congregational church
in Buffalo Centre Wednesday afternoon
at 30p NJ, Rev A. w. McNeal.
former pastor, but now of Arion preach.
ing an eloquent sermon The floral Of
ferings were beautiful and the remains
were followed to the cemetery by
large number of sympathizing friends
and relatives.
Dr. j. P. Lord, of Omaha, assisted by
DR.. Carr, of Dow City, performed an
operation on the son of P. Mahoney, of
Kenwood Monday morning and at this
writing the patient is resting we'll.
DR.. King, of Willow, Iowa. will To-
cate here in the near future.
Miss Sylvia Owens, of Denison visit
ed at her home over Sunday.
The Arion Telephone Co, has receiv-
ed new lot of phones which will be
put in service next week.
Jess Culver was in town Saturday
visiting friends.
VIM Corey, the barber, has been on
the sick Ii for the last month and that
accounts for Pat Hedderman wearing
long whiskers.
Mrs Bradley Stewart and Mrs. Thos.
Mcclure went to Denison to visit over
Sunday.
If you want to have good time Fri
day evening don't fail to attend the so.
cial to be given by the Christian Ladies
Aid society at the home of Mrs. John
Barnard.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Conrad spent
Sunday at Dow City
Ohio Underhill spent Sunday at his
home
Mrs. P. E. Bennett returned home
from Dunlap Saturday where she was
visiting with her parents.
Arthur Stewart has invited a num-
Der of his friends to attend rooster
party to be given in his honor at the
hotel.
The friends Of D. j. Butler will be
glad to know that he is improving.
Levi Green and his party arrived
home Thursday morning from Mime
sofa Mr.. Green says he prefers Iowa
to any northern country.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
NEWS FROM RICKETTS,

L. M. Ryman and wife drove to Ute
last Sunday.
A sister of Mrs. Paul Voss arrived
last Friday and will make her an ex-
tended visit
Miss Pauline Voss leaves this week
for Denison where she will learn dress
making.
II. C.eStemple and family spent Sun
day with Charter Oak friends.
Street commissioner j. Eschke is
p lifting in the crossings which were
r.moved when grading began.
DR.. Watkins came up from Ute to
while away few hours Friday.
Herman Krohnke and family are
entertaining relatives from Manning
this week.
School closed Friday for two weeks
vacation.
Our barber took "French leave" OF
our little city Sunday night. Some OF
our business meL are little sorry
Herman Krohnke has been having
his building fixed up preparatory TO
starting a butcher shop.
Mr. and Mrs krohnke with their
friends spent Sunday with relatives
neartSchleswig.
John Nuntz who stepped on nail
one day last week is getting along as
we'll as can be expected, although he is
not able to use the injured member.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
BUCK GROVE LETTER

Tom Griffin was here visiting with his
parents for few days this week,
Mrs. Kent, of Dow City, and Mrs. V
Talcott, of Arion, were business visitors
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Downs and children who
have been visiting relatives in Illinois
| for the past five weeks, returned home
| Wednesday.
Mrs Maud Staller and sister Miss
| Laka Carpenter. went to Schleswig to
| visit with their sister Mrs. Fred Gigax
| last Saturday.
The Denison callers this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. S M. Thew and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Moffitt.
Herb Thew, OF near Denison, was
here calling on friends Wednesday.
Mrs. John Kepford is on the sick list.
Mrs E. Thew has been quite sick the
past week, but is better at present
/ Mrs Bailey, of Denison has been
visiting her mother for the past week.
| Aug. Buetel returned home from
Victor, Iowa. Wednesday after attend
ing a cattle sale. He brought home
seven fine head.
Miss Carrie Soehls of Denison is here
visiting the Misses Hink.
Manley Pence, of Sioux City, was
calling on friends for few days this
week.
LYDIA Fry, of Coon Grove, is staying
with her sister, Mrs Ed Stahl
Hon. j. P Conner gave an interest
ing speech here Wednesday. The at
tendance was large.
Mrs. Nicely, of Manila, sister, of
Mrs, Joe Pease, was here visiting re-
Gently.
A nephew of Mrs. S M. Thew re.
turned to his home in Kansas after
weeks visit.
/. Jack Jones is having large building
serected on his farm south of town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
MANILA NEWS NOTES.

Chas Schroeder and wife went to
Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II: Hart went to Perry Fri
day to visit friends.
Mr.. Harry Phillips of Lafayette Ind
is visiting friends here this week.
Mr. L E. Sanford of Dow City was
in town Thursday and Friday on bust
ness
Mrs. l. Hird returned home from
Denison Sunday after week visit with
Mr.. Hird's parents.
Dyson & Calvin will move into their
new store building next Thursday.
Chas. Schroeder will open up his
new restaurant Saturday.
Lew Caldwell known as the broncho
buster was thrown from horse Wed
nesday and hurt his blck, he is able to
be out at this writing.
/ New cement side walks are being
laid in front of all business houses
which gives the city a metropolitan
appearance.
James Tryon has drawn up specifica-
of Arion 1t will be two stories high
rock faced and will make an elegant
bank building
People were wondering why Mr.. Ed.
Dyson was in such hurry TO get in
his new store the reason was that new
clerk appeared at his domicile Sunday
in the form of baby girl.
Quite commotion was created on
the street the other day by couple of
young ladies who los a little midget
dog which they priced very highly,
/ A jolly crowd of young people called
at the home of Mr.. Ed. Morgan Friday
! night and pleasantly surprised his
daughter Miss Ella who had attained
her Is birthday. A pleasant time was
had as they went there with the idea
of having a royal good time. Refresh
ments were served and at late hour
the company departed for their homes.
Mrs j. B. Gardener after an ex-
tended trip east returned home Satur
! day.
Mrs E M. Smith returned home
from Nebraska Friday evening.
! A. E Wright, j. l. Gibson, G. NJ.
Russell and r. q Hecht of Denison
were in town Friday to attend the
Dolliver speech
One OF the best and ablest speeches
ever delivered in this town was given
by Mr. Victor P. Dolliver Friday night
to crowded house, wrapt attention was
given the speaker, who showed up the
gooi traits of the republican party and
proved without doubt that the repus-
lican party was the best party for the
people. The republican candidates
will get a big vote out Of this part of
the county.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
NEWS ABOUT DELo1T
Mrs. Horr. Correspondent.

The G. & NV. agent had little
trouble with some stranger at the depot
on last Friday and the man was ar.
rested aud placed in Jail, but at his
hearing he paid his fine and went his
way.
Sol Laughery has returned from his
trip up north.
Mr.. j. A. Booth and wife and Mr.
Roberts and wife drove up from Deni.
son Sunday evening Mr.. Booth was
the speaker at the Sunday evening ser
vice at the L. D. S. church.
Mr. James Pearsall. of near DOW City.
is spending short time at Deloit He
has been repairing an organ for S.
Horn and is contemplating getting up a
singing class at this place
Mr. l. D. Ley and wife were seen
driving On our streets Sunday.
Mrs Bradley Lee and children, Roy,
Abbie and Arthur, We're in Deloit Sun
day.
A. j. Mason purchased j. C. Phillips
house near Mrs. M. Ainsworth last
week and will move it on his place and
Ii.
Miss Cassie Newcom took her de
parture for her home at Bonesteel, S
Oak, on Monday She enjoyed he1
visit very much.
Miss Vivian Jordan, Miss Sadie New.
ton and Mrs. Winnie Browne are
among those who have finished their
fall term Of school.
Miss Kate Kennedy, of Odebolt. was
at Deloit Sunday.
Rev. F. P. Morgan and wife arrived
last Friday, also their goods and are
getting located in their new home.
Mr.. Matt Wilkinson returned from
his western trip last Saturday. We
understand he purchased fruit farm
near Payette, Idaho, for the considera.
ton of $4,000 per acre.
Mrs. Viola Stovall, eldest daughter of
Mr.. j. T. Turner, arrived Friday even
ing from Horner, Kansas, for visit
with relatives. She accompanied her
father to church Sunday morning and
greeted many old friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
DON'T BEDECEIVED.
/: BY !:
C0IGh. Penny Advertisements

Which claim to furnish without cost to the
afflicted. some appliance or method of
treatment that Will cure diseases. When
the patient calls in response to such adj
vertisements. he invariably finds that the
SIR EWD "TRIEKSTER"
Has string to this free offer-that you
must pay dearly for medicines. advice,
or something which was not mentioned
in his generous (?) offer, but which is
absolutely necessary lin your case" to
effectually cure.
These are Tricks that
have long been practiced
by Unscrupulllous Men
Who seek to palm off their so-called medi-
cal service to the innocent. Surely no one.
with any practical knowledge Of human
nature, can be duped in any such way.
ls it Reasonable to Expect
Something foI. Nothing?
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-06
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Prominent business men will contribute
s2sOOC0 TO pay off the bonded Indebtedness
OF the Exposition Company before the prop
erty 4. acquired by the Carnegie Public Ii
brary.
The temporary appropriation bill passed
by the House and Council goes 10 the Mayor
for his signature.
Cupid. through song. brings about the
marriage Of Addison f. Rupenthal. an actor
and Miss Cora Light. daughter Of a Frisco
engineer of Rolla.
Mississippi may reproduH the home Of
Jefferson Davis at the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition.
The Senate agrees 10 the postponement Of
the Worlds Fair and adopts an amendment
making National Secretary Flory's salary
1900 annually.
Mayor Wells will Investigate reports made
by Milk Inspector Helwig.
Associate City Counselor Woerner com
pletes the draft of a new city ordinance
governing the operation Of street cars.
The Mercantile Trust Company sends rep
resentatives with several hundred thousand
dollars in cash to collect the stock for which
they claim 10 have contracted.
The two divorced wives of William Hort
mann met the new Mrs. Hortmann in the
courtroom during the trial of a damage suit
which was decided against him.
Samuel Cupples Woodenware Company IL
reported To be negotiating for the purchase
Of the Felix & Marsdcn Company of CHI
cago.
The Western Alumni Association appoints
a committee to confer with other Fulton
College associations for the arrangement Of
e Worlds Fair exhibit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-06
William Hartmann, his pr

William Hartmann. No. COS South Fourth
street. his present wife. Rose Hartmann,
and his two divorced wives were present
in Judge Ferrisss division OF the Circuit
Court yesterday.
The divorced wives were summoned to
testify against Hartmann in a damage
suit and his present wife for him. The di-
vorced wives were allowed to testify, but
his present wife was not. His first wife
gave very damaging testimony against him
and he lost his case. His second wifes
testimony was favorable TO him.
Hartmann brought suit against John
Bloch for 5000 damages for injuries al
legged to have been received November %
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-06

1900. in placing a barrel of whisky in posi-
ton in Bloch's saloon. Twentieth and Mar
ket streets. Hartmann was employed by
Bloch as a barkeeper.
Blcch's attorney questioned Hartmann
minutely in regard to his previous life
with view to eliciting an admission that
he had been injured before the whisky bar
rel fell upon him. 1t was to bear out this
line of defense that Hartmann's divorced
wives were summoned.
The fact of the presence of the three
wives became known TO the spectators when
Hartmann was under cross-examination. He
asked how many times he was mar
ried. He replied three times. He was mar
ried the first time shortly after he came
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-06

freight rates by virtue OF owning the rail-
road. The road is fourteen miles long and
can easily be made into belt line
one report was that the Rock Island Is
the interested party. The Rock Island Is
reputed to have secured possession OF the
c.. p. & st. L. from Peoria to 81. LOUIS
The road runs through Alton and could
easily cross the Mississippi River at Alton
and gain an entrance into St. Louis from
the north. By securing an option on the
Alton bridge. the Rock Island people. it is
thought might be able to secure better
terms for the holders of the franchise to
build a third bride across the Mississippi
at St Louis.
Among the other reports afloat in connec-
ton with the purchase was that It was
part of a plan to establish a belt line IN
which ST. Louis capitalists are supposed to
be interested and by the use of the Alton
bridge avoid the bridge arbitrary.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-06

to this country from Germany. about TWEEN
ty-five years ago He is now 81 years old
He obtained a divorce from his first wife
about thirteen years ago. and added the
Information that she was present.
He then told of his second marriage and
divorce. and said his third wife was in
the courtroom. Asked as to his third Wife,
he said she was also in the courtroom.
Hartmann'S first wife testified yesterday
that Hartmann had spoken TO her Of his
injury while they were living together. HIS
second wife. Mary HeitZ. No. 1912 South
Broadway. said Hartmann did not say any
thing to her about being ruptured.
When his present wife took the stand oh
lection was made to her testifying. and the
Judge sustained the objection. The jury re-
turned a verdict in favor Of Bloch. the de-
fendant.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-06

REPU BIJC SPECIAL
Chicago, May 5.-A contract for the trans
portation of officers and sailors of the army
and navy has been made with the Govern
ment by the Rock Island Railway IN con-
nection with the Denver and Rio Grande
and the Southern Pacific roads. For the
year from June 1. all persons connected
with the navy travelling at the expense of
the Government either east or west be-
tween Chicago and San Francisco, will &c
over these lines. Last year the Western
roads had pool on this traffic and received
total percentage of the profits 1t was to
be carried exclusively by the Burlington
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific roads
The Rock Island was not party to the
pool, and the roads in the latter, IL is said
had an agreement to boycott any other
road. BY Its contract the Rock Island will
get all the profits
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-06
TO-DAY,,S NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterdays banl, cIearings were s1o,2s5-
90; balances 81 1864. Local discount rates
were firm between AZ and 5iz per cent. Do
mestic exchange was quoted as follows:
New York &c discount bid, SC premium
asked; Chicago l5c discount bid, par asked;
Cincinnati par bid. 10c premium asked;
Louisville 25c discount bid, par asked; New
Orleans par bid. 1Oc premium asked.
Wheat closed lower at 7224d72zsc July. 50
fs,c No. red Corn closed lower At 6o21
6O7,c bid July. e3dSSlzc No. mixed. Oats
closed ut &c asked July. 4ic No 2 Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was 1-i6c
lower.