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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06

After studying the matter for more
than two years. Miss Helen Bradford
Thompson. Pm. d., Of Chicago, has
reached the conclusion that men are
more emotional than women as well as
being superior IN strength and inyen-
iiyeness. This. however. Is not due 70
sexual differences of mind" but 70
the Influence Of society as n r. now
organized. ana especially 70 the fact
ulat The boy IL taught 10 BE- independ-
ent 10 thought and aetipn, rs enoour-
eyed 20 ali sorts " outdoor eEercisef.
while ne gi1 n taught obsdlenos and
eeffffnee, ana W sbun any acton fbsf
% not ''ladyllke."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06

Lipton's shareholders gave Shamrock
III hearty cheers when she sailed for
America the other day. Two years ago
the same shareholders were roasting
Sir Thomas for giving so much time
to yacht racing. They thought he was
neglecting his business. Now they see
that the sport is a first rate adver-
tisement for the tea trade.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06

Secretary Moody says that thus far
no running mate for Mr.. Roosevelt has
been developed, Notwithstanding the
Presidents extended tour of the West.
1t seems to be the opinion of the Re
publican leaders that the running mate
must come out of the West.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06

Ulysses 5. Grant is candidate for
United States senator from California
He is a son of the general and Presi-
dent of that name, and is 81 years old.
We wishes to succeed Senator Bard,
who does not desire a reelection. He
is a lawyer, a graduate of Harvard
and of Columbia Law School. His
chief opponent is Henry T. Oxnard, the
beet sugar magnate.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06
The weather.

The indications for Georgia and
Eastern Florida for to-day are for
partly cloudy weather, with variable
winds.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06

AS a get-rich-quick scheme, Chicago
journalism is not to be disregarded
Twelve years ago James Kelley began
work on the Chicago Tribune as night
police reporter. To-day he is pub
Usher of the paper. Eight or Line
years ago John T. McCutcheon began
making drawings for the Chicago
press, which he gladly sold for 81 to
50 each. A few days ago Kelley closed
a contract with McCutcheon for three
years under the terms of which the
artist is to receive $4,000 year for
one cartoon a day, to be published in
the Tribune. This gives McCutcheon
an average of about 500 per cartoon
very creditable pay for a days work
McCutcheon by the way, is the crea-
tor of Little Peterkin," whom he
seems to have dsowned since he
achieved the distinction of war artist
and correspondent with Dewey in the
Manila campaign
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06
SOMETHING THE PEOPLE NEED.

The Florida Legislature has acted
wisely in treating the circuses more
lloerally than heretofore. Under the
old law, the tax was prohibitive, and
circuses steered clear of the state: un-
der the new tax schedule Florida. will
be able to enjoy the circus as well as
her sister states. And what a world
of anticipation and fun for the rising
generation is embraced in 1.-THE circus!"
What visions of spangled ladies', funny
clowns, remarkable animals, pink lem
onade and peanuts are conjured up Sin
the brains of the young people by the
very expression, 1.-The circus is com
ing!" Every man with the milk of
human kindness in his bosom who has
read David Harum'' has felt a mois-
ture about the eyes after absorbing
the story of how young David went
to the circus, and every adult has ex-
perienced the eager yearning of the
child that wants to go to the circus.
The old prejudice against travelling
shows, based on the idea that they
take away more money than they
bring in, is being set aside for the
more liberal idea than wholesome
amusement is worth paying for. A
really good circus-and there are few
poor ones on the road these days-is
worth to a community all the money
II takes away. 1t affords amusement
to thes grown-ups and supreme happi-
ness to the children. 1t leaves the
people in a lighter and easier frame
of mind than it found them. 1t takes
the mind away from worries and cares,
and occupies it with novelties and hair
raising sensations. There is no form
of amusement and entertainment that
has ever been devised that is so thor
oughly that of the people as the cir
Gus. The drama, the opera. the base
ball game, do not compare with it.
The people need the circus, and they
ought to have it. We congratulate
Florida on opening the door to it.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-06

have settled on land belonging to the
state. Since Jan. l last 10000 have
migrated, and between April and
April 20 the number rose to 1905.
From the report of the Bureau of Ed
ucation it is learned that in all Siberia
there are only 1874 elementary schools,
and, from the statistics of the Synod,
that there are only 201 churches in the
same territory. The Official Messenger
adds that at least 300 churches and L.
100 schools are needed for immediate
use
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
UNA C01NSULTA

Aver diriiimos al Honor. be Attor
ney General ID siguisnte;
sHonorable Attorney General
Sefior
II amos racihi&o una carta de Ia
isla que ai q d . este mode:
<SOy nm esmpssino separado de
las luehas po:ft.cas y sociales qua
por desgrscia del paf', se han des g.
rrolladO faIiosamente en- esta dss
vsnturaaa TERRA, que ya apenas co
nocemos los viejos. TAmpoeo co
z,o los nueves Leyas qua nos ri.
gen, 10 que motivA 10 pressnte ear:
ta2
sDeseArfa tuvie q uzt ls bonSad
de aelarar en- su diario, 81 estando
cualquier hombrs honrado & merced
de usl4nier quidam que fsrmule
una denuncia fAlsa co. q 6, so le
detiene y no rresta ia, z. perm ane :
ci sndo preso Alg & item po resul :
to luego II falsedad de Ia danuncia,
quien y de que manera sa le resA1 ca
de los do d % y perjaf ;ios morales y
m&tsriales q=e hsyA recibido? lPus.
de legalmente ma psrscna de ante
cetentes inmAculados ser encarce.
lado por denuncia prese n 10 por
eualquier re dido SIN resposabilidad
material nj consider&ci6 ion social?s
Daseando aar respuesta sati. fac.
toria y acertada & dichA cArta v no
s.eadCnos conociaxs todss las leyes
vigentes por no hsber siao todavia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
Expectation

QuzA no fae tan grande la espec.
.ei6n en- que ell pats sc mantuvo du :
rante Ell pasxdo bienio legislative,
como en- 10 que al presents se man.
tiene.
Ya Sc ha visto que mucaas leyes
aprobadas por las Cku a as no solo
no han dado buenos resultaaos sinu
que todo eI mundo Sc ha convene ido
de su inutilidaa y hsstA de su per.
judicial I, fujo para ell impulse del
progreso social y material del pafs.
Conviens que esas leyes sean mo.
diff saass 6 derogadas. E to aparta,
es natural que 10 expectation del
pa1ssea hoy mayor que aver. Eu
primer te 'mino, porque nada 6 muy
POGO hemos adelsntado en- 10 que &
cuestiones de derec cho se refere, las
cusles faeron relegadss oil olvido por
otrss yes que 81 de indud&b!e int.
res no dsbieron nunca ser obstkculo
para que Sc eeharan en- olvido las
primerss, que, en- nuestro coneepto,
tienen prel acton CON repecto & 6 ,tae.
Despu6s, ell pals espera que aus hi.
jos no vayan & 10 Asamblea Legisla
tiva soatener On alto sus privatfvos
convencionalismos; siendo asf que,
como hoy estar4 Allf represents tada
en- pequens 6 en- grande escala 10
opinion puertorriquefia, pArecs l6.
gico que sea el patriotismo 10 que
sus actos inspire y en- 10 bandera del
bienestar del pals Sc envuelvan to.
dos.
Sobre TODD, y 10 hemos dicho mas
de una vez, es la hora de demostrsr
que los que & Puerto Rico represen.
tan TODD por Puerto Rico 10 sacrif.
can.
NADIA de doblegar la ceryiz ante
antojos 8 caprichos que pudieran
resultar perjudici&les IL este pals.
Hay que ir & las Ckmsras levantar
10 frente, { qua vibre allf 10 voz del
pueblo puertorriquef1o, 6 pressntar
al desnudo, sin el tono de convencio.
nalismos desdorosos, las nece sid ades
de Puerto Riso; haeer, en- suma
Patri0, Sin debilid AIDES y sin compla.
cencias que empequeheciendo los
que de elias sean capAces en- mpeQue
nsz IAN 6 esta noble TERRA, &vida de
justicia
90 al vado 8 6 10 pusnte.. ST; CON
Ell pals, enfeents del pals. CJn Ell
p >eblo, 6 erfeente Ell pueblo. Tai
es la disyuniva. Y no creemos que
nm solo puertorriquefio sea capt de
hacerse merecedor & que el fndics de
la opinion pd olica le sense ms d .ns
como enemjgo del derecho de Puerto
Rico, 10 buena TERRA que le do vida.
Creemos que 10 expectation del
pals cesar& tan luego como se con-
venzA de que sus hijos saben cum.
plir con honradez sus deberes de pa
triotismo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
Recomendamos r

Nos hA llsmado 10 stenci6n nm no.
table arif .ulo acsrcs de un caso elf.
nico de cirugfs que en- el ''Diario de
Ponce" publica ell ilustrAdo m6dico
de aqualla cindad dot t ,r Susrez
La amplitud de nccimi sntos pro
bAdA en- ese trabsj, asf como el in
ter g J del tema t.LAparotonfA" uus
le insI ire, bacen de 81 una brillante
pSgina de literature mfdica QUE
honra y enaltece el pre- tomedicat;
puertorriquefio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13

consigui6 81 fin una plsza { Lula en-
un asiio de nif1os pobres en- B altimo.
re y otra 4 Julio en- otro Asilo en-
Nueva York Jalio segdn me dijo
el curs, se escape " del aailo.
Iatniiad de j6venes salen annual.
ments de esa isla para eatos Estados
an las mismas condolences que los
dos cuyA historic acAbo de relatar.
Algunos de ellos han encontrado
trsbaj !; pero la mayor parte SO en-
cueL tran en- los grandes centros de
poblaci6n, sin tsner NADIA que hacsr,
srf .ienao miserias sin cuento, vi.
viendo nadie sabe como.
e sta emigrac.ol mereee que "a
ocupen de ella, pues g tratar& de
evitar que psrezcsn de necesidad, en-
nm pals desconocido inf aidad de is
venes in6tile'; puasto que Ell Go.
bierno de Washington tendia ra z6n
al dscir que 10 libre admission de
puertorriq ae nos en- los Estados Un
dos estk expuesta & ser una calami
dad y carga r1blica.
O5ro p, 3leEa que indico OIL des-
cribir Ell caracter de Julio. -, toda.
v1s merece mayor consideration,
puss es an problema social julio. ;.
no e.. por desgracia, 81 daico Case
en- Puerto Rico, de j6venes que ia
temprana edad be entregan al vieic,
roaanao de garlic en- garlic, de bo.
dega en- bodega y de burdel en- bur-
dsl. Tfatar de corregir.os 6 dicha
edad es tratar de evitar & que sean
en- el faturo 10 calamidad y middleton
de 10 sociadsd en- que viven y de
evitar que su destino sea el pre-
aidio.
E.. G ReDach "
Carlisle Pa
Dc. % 1902
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
Compra y Venta
Re GanadO

Sc ComprA y vende constante
mente gAnAdo vacuno de todas cla'
ses y tambien cAbAllRr.
Qaien interese hacer negocios pue
de airigirse & A. HartmRm y Comp.
en- Arroyo Puerto Rico.
Il n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
ACertado
nombramiento

En- b.eve tomsrk possession de ga
cargo de L geniero de Bistrito, en-
car 6 ado de las obraA de caminos del
DepArtamento de Arecibo, el inteli.
gente ioven dom Enrique Rubio.
Este cGbAllero ha dessmpefiado
con gran idoneidad. puestos impor
tantas en- 10 Icompaf1is constructors
del Fsrrocarrll de circunvalsci6n y
en- ei Depsrtamento de Obras Pd oli-
cas-.
Estimamos mry acertada la deter.
minaCi6n de 10 Junta de Caminos de
squel Distrito y felicitamos al sefior
Rubio por dicho nombramisn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
nedades en- general.
Operaciones quirurglcas.
Especialidad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 q 4 de
Ia tarde.
Fortaleza ALLEN Street, Is.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
Examen para obtener
cert'hcado de maestro.

d, Dapart smento de Instruction
publiea 90 sirva msnif astarnos que
en- los dias 4, 5, y 6 de Febrero pro
ximos 30 celebra &n en- todas las CO
bsce ~ de Districts de la isls, exx
menes les cusles ser6n Admitidos
solamenta aspirantes al eel fc.do
de maest-cs rurales.
Los qua quierAn ser examinsdos
dsben solicitar el turno del sen u
Comisionado del yamo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
Linea ferrea del Oeste
ITIN RIO.

Salidas de Bayam6n y Capital 81
multanaamanfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
PlLDoRAS RoSAnAs
DR.. WILLIAMS
PARA
HRSONkS RALlDAS
Son nmeorable para desperar apetto para
fuerzas buen humor para los
los que nj estan enfermos estan buenos que
pueden quearse porque realmene abran expcar
enfermedad que sin embargo, para NADIA enen fuerzas
q NADIA aspiran.
Declaration de un coroneI del eercito Mexicano
He aqu 10 que dice este asunto ell Sr. Flores
Corone del Eercto mexcano residente Moreo Estado
. Desde % hee sufrnao @ nnsd
tz hua podido
perddo apetito
1s % Hs oando Gu ]
Williams Medicine Co. con-
% 5s;ss5 % ss 5s
ignorantes Hoy copfo esata enganado
Csad de nmg Las molesas he consute
los ota
debia
praPe
perfecamene
sis ] s. g sas ga p
sus indicacones.
"Ofrezco Williams
Fimado) CORONEI
DISQUALIFICATION

Las Fo Rodas del DR. Williams dan ygory
Ohran del
Williams Medicine A.
medo
cnss que eas AsVuaas pA0scsnaentVs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13

ssficientem ante denni las por 10 isla
nos tomamos la libertAd, sef1or Dc
rogar 6 usted que resusiva 10 pre-
6 anita que In an g .itada carta contie
ne, smAbilida ipor IL caal queaare.
mos 6 usted muy reconocidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
COIeCturla general
de 0braS PiaS

Todos los que ter gan cuentss pen.
dientes CON esta Colecturfa por ra.
x6n de censos, ne sirvir&n pasar &
liquiaarlas y saldsrlas de 10 & IL y
de 1 k3 todos los dias laborables
presentAndo el sdltimo recibo firmA,
DO por el que suscribe..
PalAcio episcopal, Diciembre 1902.
Ell Collector,
d 30 1 MANUEL d. CANEJA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
BMetes bdrotos para dIas eshvos

6WefeS 0dF0foS para 0IdS feSHVoS
IA CIaSe. ga Case.
De Capital Bayamon, de
ida vuelta. .....,. 1925 $0.16
DE Bayamon Catano, ida
y vuelta. a......,....... 10 10
Billete ordinario de Capital Catano en-
2" clase 3 ctvs.
Bayamon 10 Noviembre de 1902.
Ramon V8Ides.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
Nj Bueno Nj Enferrno

Centenares de Personals hay cuaquier cudad que
pueden decir que sentan ben ampoco pueden decr
que esen enfermos Son hombres mueres que esado
demasado atareados han experimenado penas dis
de la hygiene.
Sc flclmente, les falta energia sienten de-
bad siempre desean recostarse ago tenen
door sordo en- la espalda.
Preguntadles por salud maqunamente contestsran:
ben pero la expression de la sonona el de andar
todo ndca que ben estan enfermos tampoco
todo bien Son gente delcada de salud
Tales personals toneo el meor tonico co.
nocdo hasta ahora Sc llama
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13
DR.. Guillermo Wives

q . y L I b ] a
w Ponca-Puerto Rico. ~
Tiene de venta espejuelos y len
tss. Gran variedad en- eristAles.
- SOL No. -
Teleflsouo ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13

La Escuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA $780,
2S3 ScharmsrhOrn ST., Brooklyn
New York, U. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES ETC.. TAQOl-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA DE IL
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOIOS, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Locaoion, centrica; hospedage de
primera y a precios moderados. La
Escuela SO enoarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando as1 SO desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Circulares 8 intormes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- Ella Correspondent, az
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-13

I'm esta imprenta SO vende pa
DO Do peri6dico { $40 s1iatal,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-09
RESPONSIVENESS CABINET.
Premier Mcbride Makes Changes
on Account of Election.

Victoria. +. C.. Nov. Premier Nc
Brittle has reconstructed his cabinet. In
consv QuerCe OF the defeat OF Attorney
General McPhillips and Hon. \. ;.
Goodeve, the provincial secretary. AT
the late elections it became necessary
= name successors. This has been
done by making Hon. Charles Wilson.
X. c.. who has been president OF the
council. the attorney general. The
oye'election will De held iii Vancouver
in two weeks.
+. J. Fulton, Of Kamloops, succeeds
Mr.. Wilson as president OF the council.
which office being without = salary he
will not De required 70 seek reelection.
Premier McBride and Hon. H. Green
exchange portfolios. the former leaving
the lands and works and taxing the
mines department, and vice versa with
Mr.. Green.
The premier says he will meet the
legislature on the 10Th OF the month
with q working majority. and will pro.
coed with the regular business Of the
session. He denies that simply loan
bill will De pu, through and recess
then tsseu until February.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-09
ANTS TO KNOW.
Hitchcock Investigating Destruction
OF Letter Books 10y Hermann.

Washington. Nov. 4-Sscretsry
Hitchcock has begun determined in
yestisa,ion 10 ascertain whether the
thirty-six letter books which former
Commissioner Hiuger Herman. OF the
genersl land Olive destroyed when be
resigned his office contained official
documents and nominations OF the
interior department.
MIR. Hermann, who is now mem Der
OF congress from Oregon, deClare,. that
all the 5000 copies OF letters were en-
tirely persorsl. Secretary Hitchcock
does NOT believe this ami II il thought
the nvestieation has already brought
t 0 light some damaging eviience.
The law regards the destruction Of
official documents Is felony. punish
able by heavy fine or imprisonment,
or both.
Ii il should be proven A. result Of
the present invest cation that NJ. Her
mann destroyed any ethical matter.
whether Of value or not, he would. TN.
der the law, no. only Dc punished ami
lose his seat il the house, but he
would be prevented from ever holtins
public office Or being elected again 70
congress. Not only is Secretary Hitch
cock determined q ind ont whether
the destroyed letters we're official. bur
he will ;ry 10 ascertain II thew contain
ed any evidence valuable 10 thA prose-
cution Of the present land scandals.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-09
EATHEK SAVED THEM.
Several Stranded Boats Get Through
TO Dawson.

Dawson. Nov. 6.-The Threatened
destruction OF numerous Yukon river
steamers has been greatly essened by
the sudden ana unexpected warm spell.
The White Pass steamer Canadian is
the only boat that remains stranded
on the bar OF the Upper Yukon. Tne
others have all been rescued. some BY
heroic efforts and great sacrifice.
The Columbian je:tisoued 5000
worth OF potatoes which enabled her
,o get Of; the bar ana 70 Dawson. The
potatoes we're worth $3.50 per lou
wholesale here-an extraordinary price
The Victorian lett 200 ions Of Ter car
% ashore half way 70 Dawson AMI re-
turned q White Horse for tie winner.
Tie steamers Leah. Louise. Lightning
and Kerr are all stranded north g.:
Dawson IL uncertain positions a. 70
safety. Tie Yuaon Is likely 10 close
here an, dsv. Tie Il France, the .as-
boat p TIE river. : due ~ " aire Horse
sunday Overland trar1c is vel under
way. Hundreds OF people are going 70
>ea-re
william Malone was accidentally
killed a. For;y-Nile, He caves i
mother A. M;n1eapoli: aul =;s-sr 3,
Ta.oua
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-09
SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
Purchasing Prices

The following prices are being Of.
tered 10 the producer b. the local
dealers Tor delivery IL round lots on
the dock or in the car al Seattle:
Grair-Oats. So 25 per ton; bar
ley. So Per ton; wheat. chicken feed,
So Per ton; bran. 81 per ton; shorts.
81 Per ton.
Hay-EaS,srn Washington. new,
sl75dGlS Per ton; Puget Sound.
So 1880 per ton; alfalfa, sl3.25 Per
ton.
Esgs-s,-.cty fresh ranch, 36g3sc
pc. doz-
PoulJry-Live hens. &c per b; old
ROSTERS. Sc Per ID; spring chickens.
So G+75 Per doz; ducks, I3G13Lsc
per h; geese. 10GlIc per ID
Live Stock-Cho;ce beef ca,rle. cows.
So Per Ii; steers. 3a.c per Ii; sheep,
5-sc Pc u: hogs 5t.G-c per ID;
caves, 5C7c per 10; spring lambs,
s. 6 80 Per head.
Hides Pel,s and Wool-Heavy
slated steers. over 81 ID. 7-:c; medium
Per ., &c; light, under 80 lbs, skye;
cows. a. weights, Size; sal-ed kips,
&C; calf SC; stays ana bulls. Sc: green
hides. &c !sss tcan salced: culs ard
s-ubby, i less; dry hides, I3gi3c;
winter deer. dry. u Q 2Qc; good but.
cher caiiow. 4-,c; grease, -. G2c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-09
CHARGES AGAINST MADDEN
First of Assistant Postmastars Gen.
eral IL Become Involved

Washington. Nv. ~ nde- the H.
rec-ion OF Postmaster General Payne
Inspectors are investigating the depa-t-
menc Of Third Assi=rsnt Postmaster
Geuearl Madden. relative TO charges
msde g MeSvll. editor OF the Philadei-
phia Philarelis. journal ami stamp
collector.
Among other complaints i: ischar.e,i
;hs- Maiden made reprints OF t-ceDc
Stamps wiki inverted centers, which he
sold for 500 each 70 private collectors.
Madden makes statement denying
printing or selling the stamps. He
brands the charges a. criminally false
snd inspired BY maiite. The charges
were filed last week The investigation
has oesr IL progress nearly ; weeS
Madden WAS ignorant q; the charges
until informed q them ny he Post
MASTER general
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-09
Tacoma Quota.iors-

W1ea;-B,gesc=c. s.: club Sc.
Ca,t,e-Steers, -. c ic Per 10;
COWS. ga c5iec.
Stssp-3t-
HoEs-s { Sac.
oa,s-s22 5Q G-t50; relied cats
sjC96
Hay A,;a,:a. scc.-Wteac hay. 81
Ct6.5t: timothy hay. s-ec p.
bluegrass So: clover. $3.50 CI75Q:
Alfalfa. So
E5et-Co-n. So: wheat. $3.50 ges;
barley. whole gain So. rolled.
s. 81. t-ar. $50; shorts. s-25l
Pou,cry-Tu-Aeys dressed. 9etec:
chickens. dressed. spring. l5c; ducks,
dressed. Is, geese, dressed. Is. Live
Chickens ~ -; ducks, Ioc; geese.
-lc, turkeys. -.
Esss-F-s<h ranch. s5c3-c; East
s-r. -+E-5
Bur-sr-WaS.irs-or creamery. eSC
80 ranch p C23c; Eastern Tub, 20.
B1-,s--WaS1.rs-cr creamery. 2aG
SIC; ranch, = Eastern tub, &c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-09
NEWS OF THE DAY
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE WORLD
Outside the State of Washington.
Resume OF the Less Important.
but Not Less Interesting. Hap
peningS of the Past Week Ia u
Condensed Form.

The wreck OF All iron ship, thought
possibly to be the British Warship
Condor. has been found off Vancouver
Island.
Edward L. Fielder, = we'll known
resident OF Seattle, died suddenly AT
Nome October 10 al heart disease. Ne
leaves wife and two children.
The board Of couciliation appointed
by the anthracite strike commission,
has rebuked three companies which
have not been obeying the awards Of
the commission.
During meeting Of scientific socie-
ties III the Atheneum At Mula. in the
province Of Murcia, Spain. the build
ing collapsed, kiilins several persons
and iuJuring twenty fatally.
Mail advtes from Japan report that
the Nippon luSen Kaishs line is com-
plotting new 1900 ton mail steamer,
to be called the ranyo Maru. for adj
ditiou 70 the American line
The decision Vi the commission in the
San Francisco street car wage arbtra-
tion awards An increase ii 10 per cent
in wages 70 employees OF two years
standing and ) per cent 10 those OF less
service.
senator W \. Clark. Of Montana
has been sued by 7. J. HenueSSey and
". II, Abbott. for $3.50, 900. They al
lege that he extracted by tunneiliug
ore worth that amount from claims
owned by them in Dublin sulch, Butte.
Upon her return trip from the Arctic
to Nome the steamship Corwin encoun-
tered y severe storm. Three OF her life
boats were washed away and the deck
house and forward rail We're demollsh-
ed. The vessel WAS the last 10 leave
the arctic