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Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-31
Territory of New Mexico, }
County of Mckinley.

County of Mckinley.
Before me E. Hart, Notary Public in and
Mexico. on this day personally appeared N. j.
Hudson. known to me to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the foregoing instru
ment, and acknowledged to me that he execu-
ted the same for the purposes and considera-
ton therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this
the seventh day OF September, A. D.. 1903
Seal. E. HART
Notary Public.
My commission expires jan LIST, 1904.
Recorded at request of C. A. Cover Sept H.
A. d., 1903, at O'Clock a m, in Book l. Arti-
Giles of Interpretations, Pages 527 ct seq, Rec.
ords of Coconino County Arizona.
Seal. He HIBBEN.
County Recorder.
First publication, October 10, 1903
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State of California, }
County of Los Angeles. }

Before me, T. C. Chapman, Notary Public
IN and for the County of Los Angeles, State of
California, on this day personally appeared
whose name is subscribed to the foregoing in
strument, and acknowledged that he executed
the same for the purposes and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this,
the 2nd day of September, A. D., 1903.
seal. T. C. CHAPMAN,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January 10, 1907
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,
October g. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before C. P. Silver
nail, U. s. court commissioner. at Williams,
Arizona. on November Is, 1903, viz
Patrick Hannah, Williams, Arizona, for the
Sig OF nw}4 and n1a of swI, sec. s, twp. % n,
range east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said lands, viz:
E. ]. ONeill, Charles Skooge, R. II. Nephew,
John Carlson. all of Williams, Arizona
FEN. s. HILDRETH, Register.
First publication October 10, 1903.
Williams news. [microfilm reel] (Williams, Ariz.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-31
Territory of Arizona,
County of COcOninO.t

1effI'"f! 0f -hf1@01i1' Z
County of Coconino.}
Before me Henry F. Ashurst. a Notary Public
Of Arizona. on this day PERSONALLY APPEARED
Chas. A. Cover. P. A. Melick and 1. t. Hibbard
known to me to be the persons whose names
are subscribed to the foregoing instrument
and acknowledged to me that they executed
the same for the purposes and consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of office, this
29th day of August, A. D., 1903
Seal. HENRY F. ASHURST,
Notary Public
My commission expires July LIST, 1906
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05
Labor funesta

Prosiguen nuestros adversarios en-
ku labor funesta de perseguir y aniquiiarr
q sus propios hermanos, & los que, 81
bien nacidos de una patria comfln, como
ellos no quieren sentir y menos pensar,
va Que Gu sentir pensar de la verdad
be aleian, conduciendonos ll eterna
ruina al oprobio maldito de los que Sc
En otro Iuoar de nuestro peri6dico,
npbl;caroos In viril protesta de todo IN
'pnehIo enc ca vk ofendido v hssta viii
.pendiado por Ell proceder odioso de una
JUnta Escolar republicans.
Ests Tnnta. Ia de Barros, sin respe-
htar 81 darecho Il no iurfdico. moral, que
Ele ssista ii noblado de Barranquitas para
eleoir sus propios maestros, qIiere Inn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05

poner ALI su yoluntad odiosa. desprecian-
do dignos profesores que, por espaclo
de % amos dedicaron su vida la ense-
fiaDZa.
Don CAstulo Rodriguez cuenta en-
Barranquitas con discfpulos que hoy son
gloria prestigio del pals: Mufioz Ri
vera, Negr6n Sanjurjo, Santini otros-
Don Tulio Rodriguez que es tam
bien professor acreditado y que ia saol-
AZ captarse Dor sus condolences valiosl-
s;mas el aprecio de aquel vecindario.
81 esos profesores quieren en- aque-
LA Iocalidad y no otros ipor que Sc les
suprime9
sPor inquina politicas
~ deben consentir nuestros gober-
nantes. que hasta 10 mas ssgrado. para
nm pueblo, es decir, la educacl6n de sus
hiios este merced de Ia inquina y de
Ios odios de dos 8 tres p0liticastross
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05
De Juana DIaz

Seg1n informes que tenemos de Jua-.
ma Diaz, ell alcalde Sc ha negado abo-
rar a la Comision Investigators los ha-
beres que devengo por ell trabajo de la
misma. Esto parece es debido que la
Comision, compuesta de dos republica-
nos y un federal. cumplieron noblemen-
te su cOmetido, y no Sc prestaron las
exigencias que en tono de mando pre-
tendi6 imponerle dicho alcalde. Lila
mamos la atencion de quien corresponds
acerca de este hecho que por ST solo Sc
comenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05
Unas preguntas

Al sefIor Sub-comisioDadoy v Secretario
del Departamento de Educaci6n.
SefIor
Cuando Sc procede la elecci6n de
presidente para la Junta escolar de Ha-
to Grande?
Fu6 legal 8 no la propuesta de macs
tros elevada al Departamento por dicha
Junta escolar?
Han merecido los maestros propues-
tos, la confanza de los inspectores du-
rante ell aflo anterior?
Aprob6 desaprob6 ell Centro sc-
perior la election de los referidos pro-
fesores?
ST 10 segundo, apor que no Sc auto
RIA esa Corporation para enviar nue.
va lista de elegibles2
Hasta ctra GIRO.
Campos de Puerto Rico, Agosto 3 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05
SAN JUAN
NOTAS POR CORREO
Agosto 4.

MuCud liz CduSduO ID SOF~
prendente designation del cardenal Sar-
to para Pontffice de la iglesia cat6lica
Este es uno de los cardenales mas j6ve-
nes del conclave, el que menos habfa
sonado para ocupar tan alto importan-
&c cargo.
La asociaci6n medica de esta ca
pital ha acordado recomendar por su pu
reza ell uso de la acreditada cerveza
SFabsto de Milwaukee de la cual son
dnicos importadores NJ. r. Calder6n y
Comp. Tetuan, II San Juan, p. e.
Sc halla en- esta ciudad ell reputa-
do doctor don Rafael Gatell, de Yauco.
Esta esta capital en- casa de sus familia-
res.
Grata permanencia en- San Juan le
deseamos.
<THE HELVETIA1 81, Gale de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes. -
8Table d'hOtelS. ApOsentOs para fami-
las personas solas. Comidas a Gin
cuenta centavOs cubiertO. Banos. Te'
lefOnO, l02. ApartadO corre0, 205. Pro
pietariO, Pedro Schira. NOta: Este hO.
tel esta a cargo de una senOrita Ca
g1ena.
-Nuestro amigo don s. Damau
Canet, ha sido nombrado reporter de
nuestro apreciado colega sEl Heraldo
Espafiols.
-Pro5ablemente ell alcaide de la
carcel de Humacao permate su puesto
por otro de igual categorfa.
OFICINA de asuntOs administrati-
vos y judiaciales de Jose G.. del Valle
(xAllen> II, mirador) Gesti6n en- los
departamentos del Gobierno insular,
Ayuntamientos en- todos los Tribunaies
de Justicia. Para 10 judicial: abogados
Acuna Texidor. Buen traductor y
maquina de escribir.
En- ell teatro de esta capital prom
to dara varios conciertos ell tenor puer-
torriquefio sefior Goicoechua.
-Manana dara retreta en- la plaza
de Baldorioty la banda insular.
-Hasta hoy han contestado 18 de-
legados que aprueban ell credito para no
suprilnir escuelas en- la isla; 8 han con-
testado que no.
AVER, mientras Sc celebraba la
retreta en- la plaza de Alfonso XII Sc
oyo un hombre que estaba dando gritos;
| tan prOntO nos acercam0s entire la mu'
chedumbre que le escuchaba, vimOs que
era un prOpagandista del famOso Ron
Trolley que fabrica, ell senior Pedro
1 handri en- San Juan que es ell favO.
rito del pdblicO y de los Hoteles.
Ell vapor Ponce sali6 hoy las IL
para New York. Ell Coamo Sc espera
mafana por la noche.
-Por la madrugada sali6 en- paseo
militar ell Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
-Aun NADIA Sc sabe ofcialmente en-
ell gobierno respecto de la renuncia dc
Mr.. Hunt
En- ell laboratorio de la Junta Su.
perior de Sanidad, La sido instalado ur
motor de gasolina para los trabajos dt
dichs oficina.
RECOMENDA MOS todos nuestro.
amigos el hotel THE MARINA. San Jose
numer0 /, Capital. -P0r IN dia de hos
pedaje, un dollar.
| -Ma1ana tendraD lngar las honra
por ell failecimiento del Papa en- la capi
lla de la Conception.
Sc asegura que ell juez de psz d,
Lares don Aurelio Mendez sera suspen
dido 4 causa de varias denuncias qal
hay Ell su contra.
- Sfgun informes que hemos obte
nido resuIta que Ell sefIor Morgan que es
ta empleado en- las oficinas del Attorne,
General, no es hijo de Mr. Morgan 6
rico baDquero nj del Senador; v 81 50
| brino Dc este 6ltimo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05
JOSE G.. DEL VALE.

Tiene raz6n ell senior Vale; pe-
70 nosotros hemos rectificado va ell
nombre equivocado que sali6 en- el
art1culO.
Desde Iuego que en- tienlpOs de
Espafia, sal1amos mas airOsos en-
esos Certamenes. No va Ell la Ex-
sposicion de Chicago, donde hici-
mos un papel digno, sinO en- la Ex-
posicion de Paris de 1867. Pero pa
ra este Certamen fu6 Comisionado,
mo- un Mariani nj un Besosa, sino
ma de las primeras capacidades
del pals: el ilustre patricia don
Roman BaldoriOty de Castro. Ain
conservamos en- nuestra biblioteca
la luminosa Mem0ri0 que publico,
ca La que mucho pudo aprender ell
pals, pues esta LENA de datos Y OBJ
Eervaciones interesantfsimas acerca
de los progresses que por entonces
alcanzaban la industria, ell conner
clio, las ciencias y las artes.
Yahf esta la MemOr60 escrita
Dor el s&1or Vale con mOtivo de La
Exposition de Chicago, que aun-
hue trabajo mas modesto que ell de
BaldoTioty, es interesant1sima, y
1enuestra Ell papel lucido que
Puerto-Rico hizo en- aquel Certa'
men.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05

| mora T9Gactada pOr Gomez BrIOSO
Y demas Comisionados q la Expo
sicion de Buffalo?
En- cuanto la de San Luis
ivaliente Men1ori0 van a escribir
Mariani y Besosita
Y t6ngase en- cuenta que tanto
La Exposition de Paris como la de
Chicago, le costo muy POGO a aPuerto
Rico. Baldorioty fue d Paris con I'm
Dat55dolO de pesos, que le facilito en-
gran parte la sociedad economical
GAmigos del Pais.> Y para La de
Chicago ell gobierno solo presu-
puesto dOce mil pesos meGic09aOs, 9
sean siete mil d0scaeaat0s dollars.
En- cambio, para La Exposition
de San Luis, ell gobierno pone on
manos de la Comision la respeta-
BILE cantidad de a,eia1te mil dollars.
A juzgar, pues, con los recur-
SOS que esta cuenta, deber1a exi-
gfrsele mucho mas de 10 que Sc
exigio a Baldorioty, a Infiesta y a
Vale. Pero esos veinte mil do
liars Sc iran, en- gran parte, en- gas
tos de oficinas Y sueldOs de Conf
sionados.
va Sc dice que al Tesorero de
Puerto Rico le han alberto los Ojos
nuestros art1culos, y que ha pasG-
do un oficio q La Comision die L.
doles que para ell personal subal-
terno de La oficina, no deben crear
plazas nuevas, sino utiIizar a los
empleados de La Camara que ac-
tualmente cobran un sueldo pOr
no hacer NADIA; Y que en- Vez de
nombrar q Besosa Secretario con
1000 dollars de sueldO pOr GhOr0,
deberian utilizar al Secretario de
la Camara senior Pedro Castro,
que SO pasa todo ell dia en- La oici-
na utilizando las medQatt1oas de es-
cr6bir en- trabajos particulares y
traducciones para THE Puerto RlcO
Sun.
Utilizandose d esos empleados
Sc economisarfa la COmisi0n algu-
nos miles de dollars Esto, POGO
mas O m6nos, es 10 que el TesOre-
TO ha dicho los miembros de la
Comision, los cuales han tOrcidO
ell MORO, y hasta SO han dejado
decir que antes presentan la 0anaa-
sion, que prescindir de Besosita.
Parece que ell Tesorero, como
cato escaldado, huge del aqua fr1a,
Y quiere intervenir en- eI empleo
de esos 10000 dollars, 10 cual, los
se1ores Comisionados juzgan 0fe71-
siU0.
Z va que de los Comisionados
nos ocupamos, debemos aclarar
ciertos particulares respectO a los
senores Mariani y Besosa, consig-
nados en- nuestros art1cCIos ante
riOres.
De Ponce nos dicen que Ma
riani no es frances de nacimiento
sino c0rS0.
En- cuanto a Besosa, no fu6 en-
Nueva York depe1adae1ate de cOnae1'-
ca0, sino algo menos; ALI SO dedlca-
ba d c0nap07aer 6ac5cIet0s,y y no es Gle
suponer que al mismo. tempo SO
dedicase al estat0aO pq'05a1'ado deI
m2erc0OtO dmae1'ac07aO, como dice AI
Agu9t0.
Comparese, pues, La fgura in
telectual de un Mariani y un Be-
sosa, con la de IN Baldorioty 8 un
Infiesta, y d1gasenos a que estado
de degeneration hemos llegado.
;Es que va no hay hombres Gle Ca
pacidad, de talento y de prestigio
en- Puerto Rico para acometer esa
empreea Y uevar una representa-
cion a ese Certamen, y hay que
echar mano de un eDtr01a3er0 Co
mo Mariani de una autad0d CO.
mo Besosa? SQue SO propone el
gobierno con ESQ! sDefnostrar a
Estados Unidos que carecemOs de
inteligencias superiores9 sQue So
mos un pals de Iilaputaenses, pues
no otra cosa han de suponer al me.
dirnos por La talla f1sica de Beso-
sd y Marianis
fPOhro Daisl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05

Nosotros creemos que sobre este
particular, los vecinos de Barranquitas
deben sostener gu actitud energica de-
cidida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-08-05
Mas SObre Ia exposition de San Luis
u Ma CARTA

San Juan, Agosto de 1908.
Sr don Mariana Abril, Director de
70 = '1'' Caguas.
Mi distinguldo amigo:
Dol artfculo que publica esa hoia,
=, edici6n de 30 del mes pr6ximo pa
80 10 II Il rubro de <Sobre la Expo
go de San LuisS. ~El lapel de Puer-
to Ricoo, son estas lineas:
EN- Ia Exposition de Chicago hici-
- otro f1sco. Ell rGnchito levantado
aIT nara que Sc exhibieran, no produc-
- deI nafs. sino Unas cuantas senoritas
nv onapas, que servfan tasitas de cafe
4 lie 1isitantes, fue ell hazme reir de las
narsonas ~ cultas. Fu6 an argumento
contnndente en pro de nuestro atraso, y
~ one no debemos aspirar a brillar CO.
p1o ma estrella en- la constellation anne
r;cana. ESQ ST, sirvi6 para que ell pals
Ioe naoase el viajecito los doctores
Barhosg Gomez Brioso los cuales no
Sc dipnaron escribir nj una simple me-
&noria acerca de aquel Certamen.
Y ahora nos amenaza la Exposition
he San Luis, donde haremos otra vez ell
'Aid5oul0.7
Desde Iuego que los lectorea de su
peri6dico, que recuerden los anteceden-
Is relaciCnados con la concnrrencia
%xitc de Puerto Rico en- las Exposiciones
sIJniversaIes en- que ha figurado, han de-
Sddcido que ell arGiculista ha estam pado
el nombre de Chicago, por ell de Buffalo.
Ademas, mi ten1a que sorprender-
me mucho que LA DEMoCRACIA dijera
hue en- la Exposition de la capital de
Illinois hicimos un Sfiasco1 y un Gridfcu-
slo0, pues precisamente ese mismo peri6-
.dico insert6 una cr6nica, suscrlta por
susted, acerca de aquel grandioso acto, y
|en ella Sc deslizan estos conceptos: Shoy
nuestra isla ocupa uno de los primeros
|puestos en- ell Pabell6n de Espafla.1 <En
una palabra, que nuestra isla no ha pa
sado desaperciblda en- ell gran certamen
Industrial de Chicago. ....>
Y va que usted apunta 10 sucedido
en- las Exposiciones de FIladelfa y Buff
fula, ell POGO airoso papel que cree Sc
hara en- San Luis, bueno es que conste
que en- la de Chicago solo gast0 Puerto
Rico dOce mil PESOS MEJICANos en tOdos
los ira sbajos realIzGdOs aquf y en- los Es-
tados Undos; que nuestros productos
Sc instalaron en- amplio salon del pabe-
Hon de Espa1a en- ell Departamento de
Agriculture Gel mejor de los pabeilones
de aquel palacio) en- cuatro palacios
mas ocupando un emplazamiento de 500
pies; que tuvlmos ALI DosCIENTOs CA
roRoE ExPos1ToREs (mas que Cuba y FL
lipinas;) que los productos, con peso de
mas de CUATRO TONELADAs, Sc eXhlbIe-
ron en- DIEz sIETE vITRINAs, tres gran
des instalaciones centre elias la de cafe
con mas dc CIEN muestras) y siete pc
quefas; Y como una de las dos personas
que formaron la Comisi6n de Puerto Ri
co en- ell Certamen colUmbino, publica-
mos una MEMoRIA del exito alcanzado
por la isla en- aquel giganCesco bazar de
la actvidad dol hombre y de los produc-
tos de la naturaleza.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
TROOPS CALLED OUT
GOV. WELLS ORDERS STATE MI
LITIA TO CARBON COUNTY.
National Guardsmen Will be Required
to Guard Coal Properties and Pre-
vent Disturbance by Strik-
ing Miners.

Governor Heber NJ. Wells has issued
proclamation ordering the entire Ma.
tiona Guard of Utah to Carbon county
to protect life and property and main
miners strike. The proclamation was
! issued Monday night. Governor Wells,
as commanderin.chief, instructed AID.
jutant General Charles S. Burton to
issue any and all orders which he may
deem expedient in the mobilization Of
the guardsmen at the scene of the
trouble, and providing for their trans
portatlon to the disturbed districts.
At one time 1t was thought by Gov.
ernor Wells that he might be COM
PEELED to declare that martial law ex-
listed In the disturbed district. But
after further deliberation over the sit
uation, he decided to postpone that
extreme action until after the troops
have arrived upon the scene and he Is
better able to judge the conduct of the
people in the face of an armed force.
1t is the expressed intention of the
governor to call an extra session Of
the legislature in the next two weeks
to make an appropriation for the main
tenance of the troops in the field If 1t
Is found necessary to expend a very
large amount of state funds to pre-
serve peace in Carbon county.
Governor Wells action was based
on the reports of threats against
life and property that were brought to
his notice. Men who have wished to
work have been deferred from doing
so through fear of injury to their fam
lilies and the burning of their houses.
Threats have been made TO destroy
the property OF the company as well,
and there has been apprehension
among the miners that should they
contiue work in the mines the fans
that supply them with air might be
wrecked and the miners perish in con.
sequence
The governor declares that he Is de-
termined to preserve peace at all haz.
ards, and the troops win not be re.
called until lie is assured that their
presence Is no longer required al
Castle Gate, Sunny side, Scofield and
Winter Quarters. The entire guar
will be distributed among those camps
In commands in proportion to the re
quirements, as thought best by Gen
eral Cannon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
FIRE ON RIOTERS.
Striking Chicago Street Car Employees
and Police Clash.

Striking Chicago Street Car Employees
and Police Clash.
While preparations were being com
pleted Monday for the opening of the
State street cable line. not heretofore
operated during the strike Of employees
Of the Chicago city railway, rioters
were engaged in trying to put out of
commission tho four lines which the
company has been operating on lin.
tied scale. Trol ey wires were cut in
a half dozen places on Halsted street,
and the cars on that line were delayed
over an hour while repairs were being
made under police protection. A serl-
GUS riot occurred at Forty-first and
State streets when the trains arrived
at that point. Many shots were fired
by the police and one man Is believed
to have been hit by a bullet, while
several were knocked down by the OF.
ficerS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
Governor of Hawaii Sworn In.

Governor Carter Of Hawaii took
the oath Of office and was formally
inaugurated Monday at the capitol.
There was a large assembly OF fed.
eral and territorial officials and mem.
bers Of the army and navy, Edward
s. Boyd, commissioner OF public
lands, teNiered his resignation, and It
will be accepted All the other mem
bers of the governors official stan
will be retained except Henry e.
Cooper, superintendent OF public
works, and Alexander G. Halves, Jr..
private secretary to the. governor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
The Bath Killed Him.

News of trouble with threats of VIC.
lence at the Jlcarilla Indian school
department in New Mexico has
reached the interior department from
Superintendent Johnson. He tele-
graphed that an Indian boy, who had
entered the school, fell dead in the
arms Of the teacher, Phillips Sayles,
Immediately after a bath yesterday.
and that another hoy who was being
dieted on account OF stomach trouble
had eaten large quantity of prunes
which he had stolen from the school
Kitchen, and that his death resulted
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
Plat Still Leads.

As the result N conference be-
tween President Roosevelt, Senator
Plat, Governor Odcll and Chairman
Dunn of the Now York state RepubIi-
can committee, on the political situa.
ton in the Empire state, a satisfactory
and harmonious agreement was
reached adjusting party differences in
the state, 1t is understood that Sen
ator Plat win continue as state lead.
err but that Governor Odcll will hove
charge Of the details of MANAGEMENT
of the coming campaign.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
TROOPS AT TELLURIDE.
Effort Will Be Made to Open the
Mines With Non-Union Men.

Six companies of infantry and two
troops of cavalry OF the Colorado ma
tional guard, about 500 men, under
command of Major Zeph T. Hill,
reached Telluride safely Tuesday aft
ernoon. The train. in four sec.
tions, was run very slowly, great pre-
cautions being taken to prevent any
disaster. Mine owners will now at.
tempt to reopen their mines and mills
with non-union men.
A Special from Cripple Creek says
that in consequence of the recent at
tempt to wreck train, the indicator
mine explosion and threats against
non-unlon miners, a vigilance commit
tee. to be known az the Committee of
Forty. is being organized Cor the pur-
pose of dealing swiftly and severely
with violators of law and order.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
MILITIA WILL GUARD MINES.

Soldier Boys viii Preserve Order
Among Strikers in Carbon County
At 2 o'clock Tuesday night a train
Of seven coaches having on board 400
members of Utah National Guard de-
parted from Salt Lake City for the
scene of the disturbances between the
striking miners and the Utah Fuel
company, in Carbon county.
No troops will be stationed at Cas-
tie Gate the 400 men being divided
and posted at points surrounding Sun
nyside and ScOfied.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
Lived Over a Century.

Mrs. Phoebe Clifford, the Oldest min
lister in the Society of Friends in the
world, is dead at Providence, r. L..
aged 100 years and months. When
she celebrated her Tooth birthday, last
June, she received kilograms OF con-
graduation from all parts of the
world, as her work in connection with
the missionary labors of the Quakers
Is historical.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-11-28
TURKS CONTINUE DEPRECIATION
Demand for Reform Means Additional
Cruelty to People.

The correspondent of the London
Times at Sofia reports that while ne
gotiations are dragging at CONSTANT
nople, there is no remission Of the
seventies practlced upon the unfor-
tunate population OF Macedonia UNI
der the gulse Of a search for arms. 81
am informed" adds the corresponds
ent, that tho maltreatment of the
peasantry is even worse than it was
during tho instruction"