davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-06

A corn on the toe of a Philadelnbio
man caused his death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-06

Refined Sugar Is Cheaper.
New York, Nov. Sail grades of re-
fined sugar were reduced five cents
hundred pounds, Thursday.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29
Churches and Sunday Schools,

NJ E.CHURCH. Services every other Sab
4v4bath at liza. IN. and 80 p. ~. sunday
school at 10 a. III, Mrs. 4. X. Baker. Supt.
j. G. Jeffers, Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29
A Sur. Thing.

It is said that nothing is sure
but death and taxes, but that is
not altogether true. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
is a sure cure for all lung and
throat tronbles. Thousands. can
testify to that. Mrs. G. B. Van
Metre of Shepherdtown, W. Va,
says II had a severe case Of Bron-
chitis and for year tried every
thing 1 heard of, but got no
relief. It's infallible for Group,
Whoop,ng Cough, Grip, Pneu-
monia and Consumption. Try
it. It's guaranteed by Ikelman
Bros druggists. Trial bottle free.
Regular size Soc and 800.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29
Eor rAess wao Live .. Farms.

DR., Bergin, Pana, Ills, writes:
"I have used Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment; always recommend it to my
friends, as / am confident there is
no better made. It is dandy for
burns" Those who live on farms
are especially liable to many acci-
dental cuts, burns and bruises,
which heal rapidly when Billiards.
Snow Liniment is applied. 1t
should alway be kept in the house
for cases Of emergency. 25c, Soc
and 500 at Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29
sprIHs AlImsat.

There is an aching and tired
feeling; the liver, bowels and kid
neys become sluggish and inactive,
the digestion impaired, with little
or no appetite, no ambition for any
thing, and a feeling that the whole
body and mind needs toning up.
The trouble is, that during winter,
there has been an accumulation of
waste matter in the system. Her.
bine will remove it, secure to the
secretions right exit, and by its
tonic effect, fully restore the vast
ed issues and give strength in place
of weakness SOC at Ikelman
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29

The management of the Cherry
Tree Home requests us to state
that the children are greatly
obliged to the following kind young
friends in Holly for beautiful
gilt of May Day baskets, each con-
tanning some useful or pretty gift:
Misses Ethel and Ruth Hoffman.
Mary Phillips, Carrie Shatfer,
Opha and Virginia futile, Lizzie
aad Agnes Debus, Loretta and La
vina Bell. Lydia and Susie Msdlin,
Mr.. Mckee and Letta, Edith and
Otta McMurtry, Anna aud Ma lie
Reyce, Sylvia and Arthur Yoos,
Hsxsl and Vera Tgumbull, Loulse
Ssumeister, Earl Cowea, Ethel
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29
President Roosevelt Inspect the Mar
ufacturs Of Beet Sugar.

When in California last week
President Roosevelt made visit
TO the American Beet Sugar COM
pany's immense factory at Oxnard,
where he was received hy Prisi-
dent Henry T. Oxnard and shown
through the plant to as
great an extent as time would per-
NIT. The president acknowledged
that a wonderful work had been
accomplished in the short space Of
five years and said to Mr.. Oxnard
You have a great industry and
am going to stand by it.
From the Oxnard Courier we
learn that "Mr. Oxnard was very
much gratified at the expression,
of astonishment and appreciation
made by President Roosevelt dur.
ing his brief visit here. 1t wai
indeed . compliment to have the
chief executive Of the nation
stretch itinerary for even the brief
time Of his visit here. But in get.
ting him to do SO Mr.. Oxnard
scored another point in favor oi
the great and advancing industry
which he represents. Az is noted
elsewhere the president remarked
while in the factory that it was .
great industry and he intended t.
stand by it. A little more consid
sration would mot hurt American
beet sugar culture, and there is ne
better way to convince a man thar
TO show him - people from Mis-
souri, have always contended. ="
Rocky Ford Enterprise.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29
sAssp xillsd by Hail.

A special dispatch to the Denver
News from Granada on Tuesday,
says.
"A heavy rain storm visited this
section today. No damage was
done here and no hail fell, but on
the range north of the Amity ca
nal one OF the heaviest falls of
hail ever known here fell. It fell
to ! depth of nearly a foot, and
though eight miles from here can
be,seen from town. A few farms
Just south of the dicth were slight
lysiHjured, j, N. Leslie's sheep
ranch Was in the center of the
storm. and a man in from there
reports 300 sheep killed by the
hail. v. Q. Haven, another ranch
sman, hada valuable horse killed
BY lghtninR. It is certain that
one bridge has been washed. away
on Buffalo creek and the stream
is q raging torrent which can b,
heard here distance of six miles.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29
made Yesaa AsaIa.

"One of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills each night for two weeks has
put me in my teens again writes
D. H. Turner of Dempseytown,
Pa. They're the best in the world
for Liver Stomach and Bowels.
Purely vegetable. Never grippe. On
ly 25c at Ikelman Bros drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1903-05-29

Orsbill, and Claude Stewart. The
girls greatly enjoyed this surprise
and wish they could personally
thank Mrs F. G. Hoffman who 30
kindly brought the baskets.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
.ReViSta COmerCial

Hemos recihido el 1m ero 13 de l&
sRevista Concrete Hispano-Ameri.
csnss. que viene public8ndose con
6xito crecienta en- BARGE ona. e
r1mero que tenemos Ia visits u
pera & todos los anteriores en- IL 90
plendidez y riqueza de 50 copjunto.
Contier 9 ara documentRda iI for.
maci6n ,sobre los sNuevos puertos
del htoral catalan. con magnfficas
ilustracioues, a'gunas tiradAs en- CO
lores. Y adem&s de las secciones
5fijas del peri6dico, license en- este
nu nero interessntes art1culos, fir
mados por publicistas de Espaf1a y
de Auerica. In secci6n de anun'
clos, verdaderamente notable STEM
pre- en- 10 sRevista C3mercials, po
demos decir que sc excede ests vez
& Of misms, Tar to por ell extraordi'
mario gusto artfstico con que apare'
cen combin ados, como por los her
mosfsimos dibuios que los ilustran
Pcr todo merece nuevos pl&cemes
10 casa Paigdollers Macik, s. en- c.,
editora de tan ex pl6ndida publica'
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
81 PreSidente Castro
IMPONE UN
Emprestito obligatorio
Todo el mundo obligado a dar dinero
meuos los extranieros

r., ,Willemstad, Curs zao,18 de Eaerc-
SAbese quf de manera positiva que
ell Presidente do Vene 7ela Sr. Cas-
tro ha dispuesto que Sc contrats un
enpr6stito sobligaJorio por 10 sumA
de $92. 400, que ea s6lo una casrta
parte del tltal que se trAta de I'D
quirir por este medic.
Todos los comerciantes, banqueros
y desallistAs venezolanos estAn en- 10
CbligAci6 perez toria de suscrib'rse
al ampr6stito en- captidad proporcio-
nal al capital de que gozAn. Los ex
trang eros AQueaan exentos ae'este
compromiso, Aun cuaDdo ne les Su'
plies que tAmbi6n Aporten su coope-
racion Al tesoro nacional.
e gobisrno Sc propone devolver
esta eBntidAd tan pronto como quede
completAmente xestAplecids 10 pf z.
autorizkudo los suscritores del en-
pre- stito pArR que eteDgAn ell 10 por
ciento de los in ngresos de lA AduAna
de In GuAyra soDre los derachos qse
han de psgAr los mismos tenedores
de los bonos qRe se hayan relnte
grado completamel te. NADIA Sc dice
del tipo de interes que gezArA cate
dinero.
A consecuencia de 10 penuria que
90 deiA sentir CON muchA faelz en-
10 rep1blicA venezolaLa, mucho se
teme squi que nj 10 p psquef1A cAntidad
de este primer emPr6stito podrA D.
llegsras por ahora en- TODD .el pals;
de suerta que Castro Sc verA preci'
sado G. Spei&r 6 { t .os recursoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
LA CONFIANZA

dijo un sabio, es una planta de lem
to desarrollo. La gente tiene fe en-
las cosas que We, y hablando en- sem
lido general tiene razon. Lo que q
veces Sc llama f6 ciega no es fe de
ninguna manera, pues debe haber
una razon y hechos para tener en-
que fqndarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10
que respecta & una medicina 8 reme-
dio, la gente pregunta So Ha curado
4 otros? iSe han aliviado con ella
algunos casos semejantes al milo ?
IVA en- ammonia con los descubri-
mientos de la ciencia moderna y es-
tan sus antecedentes al abrigo de
toda sospecha? En- tai case, es dlgno
de confanza, y 81 alguna vez me
encuentro atacado de alguno de los
males para los cuales Sc recomienda,
ocurrire 4 el en- la plena confanza
de que me podra aliviar." Estos son
los fundamentos que han dado q la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
su alta reputation eltre los m6dicos
asi como entire todos los pueblos ci-
vilizados. Este efcaz rcmedio es tan
sabroso como la miel Y contiene los
principles nutritivos y c.lrativos del
Aceite de Higado de BAcalao Puro,
que extraemos de los hlgados fres-
cos del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofosfitos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tire. Con toda prontitud elimina los
acidos venenosos que engendran la
enfermedad y las demas materias
t6xicas que Sc encuentran en- ell or
ganismo; reglamenta y fomenta la
accion normal de los 6rganos, desa-
rrolla un fuerte apetito y buena di-
gestion, y es infalible en- casos de
Escr6fula, Histeria, Resfriados, Pull
mon1a, Gripa, Influenza, Asma, Tisis
y Enfermedades Agotantes. GEL Sr.
DR.. Hugo Marcos, de Buenos Aires,
dice: La Preparation de Wampole,
no me es desconocida y ell aflo pasa-
do en- una Clinica de Paris, he te-
nido ocasion de prescribirla notar
sus buenos efectos. Todos mis- CO.
legas en- Paris aprecian esta prepa-
racion." Basta una botella para con-
vencerse. Efcaz desde la primera
d6sis. sNadie sufre un desengaf1o
con esta," De venta en- las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
Ell Cinennat0grafo

Con- motive de 10 exhibicio l de
vistas anoche, acud1o, numsrosfsima
concurre nci& al teatro.
Fue lun enssyo del apareto cine
matogrxfico dsl sef1or Maimon, y en-
sayo gratis. Resulta 6 veces que 6
estos y otros espsctAculos, poca gen
te concurrs.... cuando no son gratis.
ESQ aR idea de que este pueblo no Sc
hslls tan prospero, porque 81 10 es
tuviera no Ia beia emp tess teatral 6
de ctra culta y divertlds clase. que
no hicierA sqnf SO agosto.
Dabemos decir Que psrs los
empressrios del cnemAt6gra o, Gu
yss vistas son muy buenas y ell aps-
ratio mag 1fico, resultar& esp ldida
10 temporsds, habisa Gcuel ta de 10
sstisfecho que ealio del taatro el in.
menso I I1blicosque1le' llenaba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23

Para cunar un Refuado en- un dLd
tome Las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMO
QUININA. FL boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
en- cada ca1ita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23

En- esta imprenta so vende pa
Pol Dc peri6dico { $40 a1iatal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
Norma a que
debe aiuStarSe
LA VEN IA
DEL QUESO

La direction de SAr dad ha dicta.
do las siguientes reglas para 10 ven
tA del Queso:
sDEFINICION DE QUESO......
Para ell fin de es )s ReglAmentos, SO
entender& por II .pAlAbra sQU ESQ,
sl producto que conocido por isle
nombrs, es hacho de leche pura y
genuina, de cremR, y ain 10 adic.
clon de grasG animal 9 vegetal, 9
cuAluuier otro aceits 9 mantecR, au.
sentes normslmente: en- dichas le.
cnes 6 cremAs; y CON 10 adicion, 8
ain ells, de mAteria coloran g inofen.
silva. CnAlquier artfculo que haya
de ser fabrleado almacenadO en-
Puerto Rico, ,vsndido, ofrecldo o ex
puesto & 10 venta, transportado 9
introducido en- dicha Isla, con ell
prop6sito de AlmAcenAllc, venaerlo
8 sxponerlo en- venta, con el nombre
de sQUESO. 8 4QUESO DE GRE
MAJ, y. que contenga me de 30 por
100 dc. grAsA de leche de vacs, 8
cualq aier austancia nociya, 8 que no
corresponds en- todRs sus partss,
con ei ,ipo Arriba establecido, se
consi der ara como Alulter ado, DIS.
PONIENDOSE, qus este r. giamsn
to no tenderA en- NADIA, & prohlolr la
yentA de ,ciertos quesos, one sean
hechoH de leche pnr&, y que conten-
gan NO menps de 10 por lUO de GrA-
81 dc leehe de vaca, ninguna subs.
tsncia nocivA, y que sean ms1cAdos
con letrAs, no menos DE una pu ga
a. de largo, y de tai mAnerA p1sstos
que eaten siempre visibless y 81 mis-
mo tempo legibles, con los slgueen-
tes paiAbrAs: <QUESO PARCIAL'
MENTE DESNATADO.. Nj NADIA
tsnderA en- cate ReglAmento = prUhi'
bir In ventA de ciertos quesos que
sssn hechos de leche purs, deanatA'
da, Que conteL Sc no meuos de az
por 100 de grasa de leche do vAca,
mir panA substanci& nOClyA, one
sean mArcAdos con letras no menos
de una pulgada de largo, y de tai
mAnera puestas que sstsn hlempre
visibles Y III mismo tempo Iegloles,
con la higuientes palAcrAs: QOESO
DESNATADO, DISPONlENDOSE
one este Reglamento, no tsndei en-
radA 6 prohlbir, ~ ventA de queso
de sEDAMs sBRICKSTR1Ns, LIN
BURGE4, <SWISS1 6 he. .ho = ma
no, siemprs que no sean hechos por
81 proceso de ~CHEDDARs.
Cnalquier artfculo almAcen ado, To
bricado 6 expuesto & In venta en-
Puerto Rico, transportado intro
ducido en- aichA Isla, CON el propo'
sit de veuderlo, ofrecsrlo expo
nerlo en- venta, con Ell nombra de
40 aeso,, sin otra description en-
cuanto & su cAlidAd, (qte ha de ser
hscha por me lilo de una palabr& 9
palabrAs, pospueatas q 1@ palabra
equeso.), ha de ser consideraao CO.
mo <quesu entarAmente de emas,
81 se encontrara que difisre en- al
guna de sus pxrtes, oe! tipo estAole'
cido arribs, Aplicado i olcho qusso
de crema, se considerArA como adul'
terado. Ningdn artfculo pcdrA ser
fAbricAdo en- Puerto Rico, cen e1
prop6sito de venderlo @ exponerlo d
10 vents, bajo ell nombre Ge sqaeso.,
81 Oh hecho dc ieche impura suela;
nj poorA transpurtRrke o conauclrse
para In ventA en- Puelt1 Rico, con el
prop6sito desvenderiC, otfecerlo oex
ponerlo en- venta, si es hecho de d.
cha leche Gmpura 6 sucis), 6 81 estA
en- nm eata0o tai, que 10 hsga re
pulsivo. q expuekto prcdncir de no
alguno en- 10 salad, cusndo ssa usA'
do como alimento..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
EDICTO
DON JUAN MORERA MARTINEZ
Juez Presider to del Tribunal del
Distrito de San Juan

HAGO SABER: que en- ell expe-
diente preml do por dt n ]. Pstrons
Rivera de Luqua sobre declaration
de auseDcia de su esposo don Anto-
MO de Luque Sc Ia aut do In provi.
dencia sig aiente:
~Puerto Rico, E nero 13 de 1908.
Dada cuents publ1quense dos edictos,
en- uno de los perioaicos de los
de mas circulation, llamando al
auseute y & los que Sc cream con de-.
recho & la administrator de sus
bienes, public6ndose esos e5ictos On
eli lugsr del domicilio del &usente
y en- el de los bienes, exprss&ndose
adem&s en- ellos los nombres de los
que hubieren solicitado IL aamiuis.
TRACTION y su grsdo de parentesco CON
ell ausente, previniendo los que le
deseAn con mejor derecho que de.
herAn verifisarlo cen los correspon.
dieltes dodumenscs 81 comparecer
ante este Tibunal Lo acordamos &.
Y habiendO sOlicitsdo On esposa
dof1a Petrona Rivera Ia Administra.
ci6n de los bienes pertenecientes &
SD esposo sc hsce p6blico con ell fin
de que los que Sc cream con meior
derecho comp&rtzcsn ante este Tri-
bunal Ell t6rmino de tres meses 6
rec.am krlo, CON los docnmentos CO.
rrespondientes.
San Juan Puerto Rico, E1ero 18
de 1 9O3.-Je10n Morer0 Mdrttnez-
Evartsto Vslez. Secrets. 10 INFERNO.
Els Copia
E@sce7@
Evaristo Velez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
Union PuertorriQue1a
Americana.
Comit6 de San Juan.

Srendo graude Ell ndmero de pa.
rriotas que est&n pendiente de ms
eribir aus nombres en- el Registro do
10 mancionada colectividad, tene-
mos Ell gusto de participant es, que
qusda alberto aqu6l en- ell estableei
mi6nto de Ds Francisco J. Marxsna
Oristo no 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
Puma y laDiz

e 1sti 40 ndmero publicado por
sPluma y lap 2, % en- extreme orr
ginal y capri hose. -Bsios una pre-
cicsa eubierta contiene los siguien.
ter trabs jos: La pizArra de mi nietO.
Sc gun do parte dc El Sol de In boz
hemia, por Moreno Godino. El nlflo
rico. isodio de NAvidad, por el doe
tor Tolosa Latonr. .L1s tres reinas
de Isa 10, per Ludovico Naudean.
q mnndo ri die, por Rivera. IT..
tum revolutum. por M.rti aez Lecha
La pizArra de mi NETS metamorfo'
sis, por Kafikato. alUnos tanto y
otr % tan pccos! p6gina de color por
e Casanovas. Retratos, ornamen'.
taeiones, ilustraciones de los artfcu.
los, reproducci6n.d de nm cartel en- co.
lores, dos pliegos. de olletin, etc.
Adem as anunciA la proxima,.apa.
rici6n de un L1mero extraord iuario
conssgraao .Ipor complete al,sjusgo
en- todos sus aspectos y que & juzgar
por ell plan ha De lamar poaerosa.
mente Ia atenci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-23
DR.. Guillermo Wives

OC ULI 8 Z A.
W Ponce-Puerto Rico. .A6
Tiene de ventA espejuelos y len
tss. Gran varisdad en- cristAles.
az SOL No. 1 -@
Talaflsono ~.
Cerotifcacioaes m6dicas eH ala
CorrespnaoMNia.D
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-12-31

A year may have seemed long time
for them to wait to be married. The
young men jingled $3.50, which looked
like big pile of wealth.
The parents of both boys wish them
to return and behave themselves.
The girls stood high in school, wee
in fact models in every particular,
didn't care unduly for the social
whirl, were home-staying, refined and
accomplished. This makes their escapa-
pade all the more inexplicable. The
old folks at home are Frustrated with
grief.
A regrettab!e fact is that in her innO-
cence Jennie may be maIried under
the name of Chattin. Mr.. Parker, who
is much concerned, took advice this
morning. The only legal way for Miss
Chattin to marry is under the name
Parker, as Jennie is his adopted dsugh-
ter.
1t is a queer caprice of fate, this
runaway match, if indeed 1t be such.
Mr.. Parker once sat night after night
at the bedside of parent of the very
young man who, in later years. ran
away with the former adopted girl
baby.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-12-31
TH[ WATCH
i 601[
I. A. Myers Looking for
Ills Roommate and
IimepieCe.

Did Fred Bernard leave town taking
with him his partners watch, or did
he pawn the timepiece before he lett
the city? This question confronts the
police officers today. Fred Bernard is
a young man of wealthy parentage,
who for a couple of wears has been
mining in British Columbia. He came
to Spokane a couple of months ago
from Camborne. B. O., whefe he had
been in charge Of the aerial tramway
at the mines of the Great Northwest
ern company At the time Of his arrl-
val he was plentifully supplied with
money, according TO the story told the
police this morning by 7. A. Myers,
his roommate. This money he lost
through a fast existence led with the
demi monde Of lower Howard street.
When he went broke NJ. Myers took
him to his room in the Marion block
and held him up for the last few weeks.
Then Bernard sold his own witch for
SO. He felt 80 bad over the loss of L
that his friend allowed him to wear
his A week ago Bernard suddenly
left the city taking his friends wat n
with him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-12-31
Mclaughlin
in Town,

q. G. Mclaughlin. the champion mid.
dleweight wrestler of the inter-moup-
tain country, has arrived in town from
Poplar creek, B. G. He came at once
to The Press Office to announce that he
is ready to meet any and all for an
even up match. As he weighs only.
100 pounds, 1t looks like big chance
for many of the heavy ones. He ip-
terests are looked after BY L. B. WIFI
gan, who can be found tonight at Com
nslly's cigar store, where dstails for q
match can be arranged. MeLAasbliA
has wrestled through Montana, Utah
Washington and el5ewhAre, and 10 r.
garded as a wonder in bis line. He
also showed The Press some specimens
of gold ore, saying he had number
Of rich claims on Poplar creek. II he
could get someone In with him, on a
brug stake, he wouldn't need to wres-
tie next year. He thinks he has q big
strike up there. The railroad 10 at
hand, also plenty of water.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-12-31

the young men from Snohomish, nine
miles from Everett.
A much perplexed man, r. Parker,
is seeking them. He is gentle in his
replies and tries to act hopefully. He
would rather that nothing be said
about the affair in The Press.
No license has been taken out up
to noon today. 1t is now the opinion
of R. Parker that possibly they were
married elsewhere.
There are some unusual facts con-
nected with the disappearance of Ma
bel McAlhster, aged l6, who ran away
with H. B. Chattin, aged q, Jennie's
brother; and Jennie, aged l6, who
eloped with Ralph Andrus, aged 20.
The Chattins are half orphans. Their
mother died many Years ago, leaving
three children. The blonde baby was
adopted by r. Parker; the brother
lived around. 1t is said that the girls
fell in love with the young men, but
the runaway came as surprise. One
of the boys asked to marry Jennie,
but was told to wait a year. He con-
sented. This was only two months
ago. All went well until three days
since That night the girls, who were
chums, said they were going on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-12-31

visit, but promised to be home by 10
o'clock They never came back. 1t
was afterward learned that they took
the late train for Spokane. The police
have been hunting for them ever since.
The young brides to be carried only
hand-baggage Miss Jennie looked
lovely in her stylish grey cloak and
pretty blue dress, fashionably tailored
She is a pretty blonde and her clothes
are very becoming to her fine white
complexion and her bright blue, inno-
cent eyes. Miss McAllister is a dark
beauty. One of the young men is a
butcher, the other is said to be the
proprietor OF livery stable. Each
young man is described as having good
habits. The news of Andrus' disappear
ance with a l6-year-old girl completely
Frustrated Mrs. Andrus, who is suffer-
ing from heart afflictlon and may
collapse at any moment. 1t is now be-
lieved that Chattin wished to 20 to
his father at Anatone, and persuaded
Andrus to go also. The girls joined in,
Miss Jennie, the pretty blonde, has
never before been away from home
over night. Mr.. Parker doesn't under
stand why a girl so we'll brought up
doesn't write-at least a line,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-12-31

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Frozen into
two feet Of ice which formed near the
Iroquois the police today noticed the
strands OF a w6mans hair protruding
They picked the ice away and found
part of womans skull forearm. two
fingers and portions OF thigh. 1t IL
believed she must have jumped from
a great height and the remainder OF
the body was either picked up or is
on the ground in pieces beneath the
dead trucks. The searchers this
afternoon are continually finding
fragments of charred bodies within
the ,heater.
The ice is banked until the rear
wall has buckled out, towering far
above the stage ruins. Giant props
alone prevent 1t from falling, which
II must do If the wind sweeps strong
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-12-31
Mayer Boyd
ReVOkeS order
About CplD RentS

The following order has been issued
to the board Of police commissioners
by Mayor Boyd:
Hon. Board Of Police Commissioners.
Gentlemen-Pursuant to Your request,
the executive order issued some time
ago relating to fines Of crib women and
other occupants of houses of ill fame
and to the matter Of rents charged by
landlords renting houses for immoral
purposes, is hereby revoked. Whom.
ever locality more remote from the
business center can be secured for the
accommodation of these unfortunate
women an executive order will be
issued for their removal, and until
that time the matter of fines and rent
will be left to the Judgment of the
police justice and chief of police.
L. F. BOYD, Mayor.
Commissioner Root at once issued an
order to the chief of plolice to carry
out the mayors instructions.