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They slip on easily and fit snugly
around the collar. This means good
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San Antonio and Arkansas Pass RI

On sale daily during September and October,
1862, with stop-overs in California, and Will
he accepted III Pullman Excursion sleeper
passing Waco each Wednesday and Friday
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These Are t1e s%aspa OF MORTAL
man. 'Jetn ttaiucy Adams,
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Low rates TOT Rockport, Corpus Chris'i and
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WANTED-E Everybody and girl who
attends the public kclGool, 10 call at
the Light ONCE AND we will give
khaan two nice blOtters.
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Mothers Friend

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|TO IMPROVE SYSTEM
RIO GRAND, PUEBLO AND
SOUTHERN ROAD.
In portant Alterations in Rail-
road Map ofUtah and
Colorado.

DENVER April 2s,---FoIlowing the
fling OF articles of Incorporation for
the Rio Grande. Pueblo and Southern
comes the announcement that the Den
yer & Rio Grande is preparing to make
improvements In the system. both In
Colorado aid Utah, which will cost
several millions of dollars Manager
Herbert OF the Rio Grande says that
the Rio Grande. Pueblo and Southern
was to construct in the future line
to take the place Of the joint track
and to be the main line Of the Dem
YER 4 Rio Grande from Pueblo to the
South.
When the new line win be built I
cannot say said Mr.. Herbert. It viii
place walsenburg on the main line Of
the Rio Grande and viii shorten the
southern route At preesnt the Rio
Grande runs south TO cuchara juno
tion. some distance from Walsenhurg
AT present the track usei jointly by
the Southern and Denver & Rio Grande
roads bends to the west. After leav-
ing Pueblo the standard guage pro-
ceeds westward to Alamaosa. where
the third rail begins and continue to
creede.
II Is said announcements Of spe-
cifc character may be made after the
annual meeting next August, as the
plans for betterments include several
important alterations in the railway
map of the state
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REMARKABLE VITALITY
COMES TO LIFE AFTER BE-
ING DEAD
Certificate of Suicide by Carbolic
Acid had Been Issued by
q Physician.

NEW YORK. April 23-Pronounced
dead by the family physician. a certi-
aeate OF suicide by carbolic acid pol
sonIng given by the county physician,
the customary mourning crepe hung
at the front door and undertakers
about 10 embaln1 iier body and pre-
pare 1t for cremat,on--these were the
conditions when Mrs. Emelia Hummel,
81 years old .heaved sigh, breathed
slightly and partly turned over on her
side at her home In Newark.
HorrIned by the sidden returning
to life Of the woman. the undertaken
and his assistants hurriedly left the
house Physicians were again sum-
moned, Although there previously
had been every indication OF death.
they found that spark OF life had de-
veloped. The aged womans vitality
was remarkable. She fingered. uncon-
sclous. several hours and then really
died.
Mrs Hummel, who was q large prop-
erty holder In Newark. was a cripple
and for years had suffered much. Fin
ally she drank poison
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The British Papers Making 4
Roar Against American
Enterprise.
GERMANY TRAILS IN ALSO
Wants the Government TO Inter
fear I'm the Matter Because
Companies Obtain
Subsidies,

LONDON. April 2s.-The Standard,
in an editorial protests loudly against
the shipping combine. While regret
ting that the Americans are outdist-
ancing the British in Industrial CONF
petition. the paper says:
80 long as American enterprise i
limited to what our laws and customs
regard as legitimate industry and 90
long as American capital Is employed
in undertakings Of public utility In
Great Britain We have no occasion fcr
apprehension. But the shipping COM
bine Is quite another matter and con-
Germs the public safety"
Then the tSandard demands guaran-
tees that British subsidized steamers
shall not be transferred TO the Ameri-
can flag and urges parliament TO see
that the proposed arrangements do not
exceed the limits Of legitimate enter
prise.
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oRAToRY AND ENTHUSIASM.
Marked the Opening OF Indiana Repub-
llcan State Convention

INDIANAPOLIS, April % Much
oratory and enthusiasm marked the
opening of the Republican state con-
vention this afternoon. Senator Bev-
eridge delivered an eloquent address
In which he outlined the principles
upon which Republicans Of Indiana
will enter In the coming cam
paign, and although the committee on
resolutions has not reported it is un-
derstood the planks in the platform
win not vary widely from general
statements made by Senator Beveridge.
The senator declined TO say tnat he
was the mouth-piece of the adminis-
tration but would not deny that what
he had said had already been approv-
ed at Washington.
Following Senator Beveridge came
Senator Fairbanks, who declared the
Republican party had been as con-
spicuous in its ability to rule as the
Democratic party had been in its ina
hility to govern the country.
Frederick Landis. of Wabash,
brought forth loud cheers by asser-
tions that he believed in the party Of
Mark Hanna, who had never lost q
fight and never would lose one"
The outburst OF applause that met
the name OF Hanna was fully as gen
erous as any that had been given dur
ing the day. The convention adjourn
ed until Thursday morning,
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TREATY SIGNED.

WASHINGTON, April s3.-SecretarS
Hay and Minister concha. for Colon.
bia, today signed treaty providing
for the transfer TO the United States
Of rights incident to construction OF
the proposed Panama canal. The trea-
~ Is similar to the protocol recently
signed, terms of which have been pub
lished.
The following statement concerning
the propositions OF Colombia was made
public today.
The United States Is granted the ex-
elusive right to construct, operate and
protect the canal and all railroads,
telegraph and telephone lines and aux
ilary works within the gone. The
zone Is six miles wide and includes the
islands Of F1aminco. Naos and Perico,
in Panama Bay, 1t Is to be under the
Joint judicial control Of the United
States and Colombia.
Colombia gives unqualified consent
TO sale and transfer OF the Panama
Canal Company's right to the United
States and exempts the latter country
from all taxes, etc.
She grants to the United States the
lease OF the canal strip in perpetuity,
Colombia asks for payment Of s7OsO.-
900 after the exchange of ratification,
to be considered as ION account For
Il years Colombia valves all compen-
satlon for the canal rights.
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GERMANY EXCITED,

BERLIN. April 2s.-The long press
dispatch describing the exultatlon In
New York over the formation of the
shipping combine is commented upon
here gloomily and with disnay The
Tages zeltung asks the government to
interfere in the matter because the
companies obtain subsidies on Ameri-
can lines and the fast auxiliary crui-
sers OF the transatlantic lines The
paper asserts the policy Of the new
combination to be cheap freight rates
from here to the United States and
that the combination is formed as an
adjunct TO American railways, mines
and iron works. The steamship lines
viii eventually discriminate against
German industries SAYS the Tages Zei-
tung. One note in the widespread
newspaper GullItlEht oh tAiS FASJ~~N -
that Of injured pride. in that the two
greatest steamship lines Of the world.
built up by genius and capital. should
pass under American control The
Stats zeitung. discussing W. 7.
stead's idea for the Americanization
of the world, defines Americanism a.
an incessant. exclusive and reckless
striving for wealth The paper ex-
presses its dread Of the mater'aliza-
ton of German society If the Ameri-
can view of life prevails II concludes
half page Of moralizing with the
words:
Germany is without antipathy to
the United States It may learn some
thing form American technical progress
but it does not need to be American
lied"
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Stormed Establishment Compel.
Ing a Complete Suppression
Of Business.
RUNNING FIGHT WITH POLICE
Exchanged yoIieys or Pistol
shots With the Authorities
and Raised Cain Gener-
ally. Many Injured.

PATERSON, n. j., April 23.-strik-
Ing dye helpers today stormed estab.
lifhmentS that were still running and
BY force compelled a complete sus-
pension Of business In their trade.
They engaged in a series Of running
fights with the police and plant man
ayers and In one OF the seyeres,
clashes exchanged yoiley OF pistol
shots with them.
Many persons on either sIde were
severely injured during the rioting II
was believed for time that it would
be necessary to ask the state for
troops to restore order but the police
expressed confidence in their ability
to handle the situation and no request
for outside aid was made
The conservative element among the
strikers disavowed the violence OF their
fellows ani urged return TO peace
ful means to gain their ends.
At some OF the plants raided the
strikers, familiar with the machinery.
turned steam on at full force and II
was an effective weapon at driving
the workmen out
II the dyers' strike Is prolonged 9th
er branches Of great SILK industry in
and around Paterson win be affected.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-24
oLEoMARGARiNg BILL

WASHINGTON April "a The
house today began the consideration
Of the senate amendment 10 the oleo-
margarine bin By a ruling Of the
chair the question OF further amend
ment Of the senate propositions was
confined TO very narrow limits SLOW
progress was made, Opponents 81 the
measure were out voted on every prop
osltion submitted.
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sHAKEspEARRs BIRTHDAY.
A Three Weeks Celebration of the
Event at stratford-on-Avon

NEW YORK, April %, -stratford-
on-Avon is celebrating the occasion Of
the festival commemorative of Shakes
speare'S birth with such thorough go
ing enthusiasm that 1t almost amounts
to an orgie, says London dispatch
to the Herald.
The celebration began week and a
half ago and the festival Is not going
TO end for another week and half
The chief feature of the celebration
is the usual elaborate series of Shake
spearean performances. These take
place nightly in the theater which is
in part a memorial building and Is
placed so prettily in the meadows by
the riverside.
"Romeo and Juliet" king Lear"
Twelfth Night" Henry T." "othel-
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10 and Hamlet have teen given 50
far The elimination comes today, the
date Of the great poets birth. when
Miss Ellen Terry will assist In play
ing Katherine In revival of Henry
VIII" stratford Is full or pilgrims
from everywhere The majority Of
them are English but there are many
Americans, as well as representatives
Of Germany and other lands. cosmo-
polilan crowd Of scholars not seeking
excitement, but finding the deepest sat
isfaction In the outlet enejoyment of
the worthy study
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SUCCESSION TO VACANCY.

WASHINGTON. April 2s,-The pres
lient has determined the succession 20
vacancy on the international tribunal
In Egypt promoting Judge Batchellor
from tbs, cauH ~ frst instance TO the
court of appeals.
Judge Van Horne OF Utah has been
named 10 fili the vacancy In the lower
court caused by the promotion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-24
RISE IN GRAIN PRICES.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Tbere was
big trade in the grain market today
and two-cent advance in both wheat
and corn. to the highest point of the
year. resulting frosi prolonged dry
weather In the southwest July wheat
sold up to saH
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pocAs EVACUATED.

WASHINGTON. April 2s Secretary
Long has received the following from
Commander Mccrea, of the gunboat
Machias;
''Bocas del Toro. Colombia, has been
evacuated, Former government peace
fully re.establlshed, Forces have been
withdrawn. Shall await usual condl-
tlon before returning to Colon.
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THE QUEEN cANvALEscENT,

THE HAGUE. April 2sI--It was said
today at Castle Loo shat queen VII
hemina's convalescence would occupy
month or more. Today her majesty
showed considerable revival of spirits
and interest in her surroundings.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-24
AT LAST SHUT OFF.
Funston's Talking Became as Nause'
ating as Hobson's kissing.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-By direc-
tlon OF President Roosevelt. Acting
Secretary Of War Sanger has address,
ed the following letter to General E'uns-
ton:
War Department, Washington. Apr
22--sir; I am directed by the presi-
dent to Instruct you that he wishes
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you to ease further public discussion
OF the situation In the Philippines. and
also to express his regret that you
should make a senator OF the United
States the subject Of discussion or
criticism. Very respectfully.
WILLIAM G. SANGER
Acting Secretary OF War"
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STRIKE NOT SETTLED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s-No def
mite result was reached today in the
negotiations for ending the street rail-
way strike. but steps were taken to-
ward an adjustment A conference
was held this evening between the
committee from the strikers executive
committee and board Of directors OF
the United Railroads at the compan-
les office.
The strikers submitted draft of an
agreement embodying their demands
and the railway people took it under
consideration.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-24
NAVAL PROVISIONS.

WASHINGTON April 23.--The house
committee on naval affairs today
amended the provision Of the naval APP
preparation bill so that one Of the new
battleships or armored cruisers must
be built In the government navy yard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-24
WHISPERS FROM
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Rawlings Opposes the Bill For q
Temporary Government
in the Islands.
THE EGYPTIAN TRIBUNAL
Secretary Hay and the CoIoinbi-
an Minister sign Treaty
Relative to Transfer OF
Canal Rights.
THE EGYPTIAN TRIBUNAL

WASHINGTON. April 2a--Rawiins
continued his speech in the senate
opposing the Philippines temporary
government bill He devoted the
greater part Of the speech to q dis
cuaaion OF the testimony presented to
the Philippine committee relating to
the administration OF the water cure"
10 natives and TO other forms et tor
ture inflicted on Filipinos.
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OLD PIONEER DEAD.

MARsHFIELD. ore. April "a
Frederick scbetter. aged II. pioneer
resident o. this county, died this
morning
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Phiiadelphia--Brooklyn. 4: Phlla-
|delphis, d
At Pittsbars Pittsburs, II; cincIu-,
net, 9
At New York-soston. 4; New York
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At St. Louis--st Louis. $; Cleveland,
q.
AT Observation-Disclosures. /; PhiIa-
delphia, q
AL chiclgoc Chicago. IL; Detroit. 2
At Washington Washington. |: Bos-
ton, 3
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Talking
About
CLOTHING

DO you know that there is n vast difference
in The make up lining sewing and general
finish Of clothing
There is the made to SELF kind, pretty
patterns gaady Innings but there's no sasac-
lion il the wear II Is made in hurry by
underpaid labor; just "nade to SELF
Then there's the Dmade to wear" kind, pro-
s pery shrunk, plain but strong Innings, the
"yitas" or inside paddings, properly adjusted
sowod with silk made by skilled labor and sold
OH honor.
The made to wear" kind costs little more
than III, made TO sell" kind, but dear me, il
ii ever much better.
We sell the made 10 wear kind
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24
MANIFESTACIONES P0LITICAS

HumacRo, Sbre, IA de 1909
(BArro da CoIlorss
St. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Caguas
Muy sdfior mfo: HAv IN refran que dice
evivir para mas ver.S Y como 20 vivo yso
que aqni al partido rspublic&no, no t.ena re-
preEantacicn ninguns, que sepa con honFRdez
predicar aus DOCTRINES, me separo de 81 que
dando an aetitud independents.
De Rsted f no seFvidor,
Pedro Romero.
Humacao, Sbre. Il de 1902.
Gr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Osguas.
Mui tshor milo: vista 10 los aconteci-
mfentos qas visnen snesdiendo en- esta
ciudad, me declare Independents.
Con Ia mayor consideration rsspsto, me
suseriho de usted alto. amigo ISIS.
Ramon Rivera
HumaGso, barrio de Coliorss, ssptismprs
II de 1904.
Ssflor Director de La DEMooRAc1A.
Nsgnas
Senior No conforma con les pYoeedlmisn-
Soa obsaPvsdos por ell partido fepubliesno. an
el cusl vsnfa militsndo. ma sspaKo de al que.
deudo en- &ctitud independents.
Ru6go1e la publication de Las sntsgiores
linsAs qpado ds va alto. 9. .. amigo,
Jose Margarito Reyes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-24

PARTII1o FEDERAL AMERICANA

En- session crdinRFia eelsbrRda por este
Cusrpo en- ~ nuchs de aver, fu6 acuaPdo que
In csndfdakura municipal Que hAbr6 de ilevar-
50 las urn;as al dfa de- Noviembre pr6ximo,
sea designfda por al partido de eatA locRIidad
y el t6rmin9 de G1rabo; MI efecto 80 convoc&r
> tcdoa ios aorraiigionarios una election que
hs De verifcsrss sl juavss, 25 de los corrian'
tas, en 10 oacina de eats Comit6, alta en In CO
lie de Bstances, en- los baioa dc la casa ds do
IL Dolores: Mersno.
La elscc6n comengar6 sn esta eiuded
lss acho dasa mhf&ns tsFminsrE lac custro
de 10 tardes horn en- que Ra ceishraFA el epcru-
tinio, cuyo ae&o ser6 puolfco para Subtraction
de fodos; y an Garabo de och1 9 doca do l&
msiisns, er oil sitio que alf his aousl Comit6,
do lnodo qua n La hora del eEcrutinio general,
ss tepga sn cuent& si resutado ohtenido en-
gguei poblsdo
Eats Cdmit6 inspirsndose en- los aIsos pFln~
cipios den ocrstlcos, qaiera que ID voluntAa dG
los studsdsaos sea ls que forme IL crndidatn-
"a Gle rs ht1bFes que habrEn dc rsglF los des-
ttn0s De So D manfcIpio paro smbiea tiens sl
dchsr de recon sndsr d sodos os eorFeigiona
Pios qua 80 aisn mueho en- l0s indivituoa qus
hRE ia eieGir, para que l1ego no ter gsnos que
Ian sntRr egroreB que tiempo pusden evitAE-
SO. Al sfaekos IN In refsrida ofeina en-
euantra daspoaicl6 de todos los que dssssn
sxaminarlas Ii ists de slsgib!es, f1rmuada
con arrsglda Ia Law sobra escoionas munlei-
palgs aprohsda el 1 d. Fabraro tslmo.
PresidisA ls mesa electoral en- representa-
ei0n del Connie, de II de la mkffsna don
Pablo Hsreter de II 1 de 10 tarde dom
Nspnmnesuo Flores, de de To- taEda don
CaIsssnc SaI6, funeionando como Sseratsxio,
o. cue 10 aa de esaa Comit6.
Lo qasIss publioa Fsra gsnafsi eonoeie
misnto.
Oaguas, ssrtiemhye 10 &c 1903
Ei Prsfidents, Modesto S0ld.-E Sesrs1a-
sio.- Juan VatIoTtny. SIS