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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-02-27
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

A -four mill ia assured now for Che
saw.
Homeseekers continue TO arrive
daily by the three great railroad sys-
TENS
The establishment of branch of the
Bank Of Montreal in Spokane appears
to be assured.
The Aetna Touring mill, which has
been idle tor the last two months at
rekoa. has resumed operations.
Mrs. Louisa James. wife Of w. H.
James. formerly governor of Nebraska
and pioneer of Colfax, died recently.
The conviction OF former County Au.
ditor Charles G. Raby of Whitman
county Of the crime Of embezzlement
has been affirmed by the supreme
court.
A warehouse company with a CAPT
talization Of $4,000 has been formed at
Dayton for the purpose of erecting and
operating q warehouse at Longs Sta
ton.
The grand jury at Seattle has in
dicted George Kinnear. q wealthy
property owner of Seattle. for permit
ting the use Of his property for i'm
moral purposes.
Just eight hours apart occurred the
deaths of Mr.. and Mrs. Crowley at
Odessa last Sunday. Both were aged
about IS years and had passed nearly
all their lives in the west. .
Mayor Staley of Pullman has issued
a proclamation closing the public
schools and forbidding all public gath
erings in Pullman for period OF Is
lays, owing to the prevalence of scar
let fever, measles and smallpox.
The general committee appointed
from the Spokane G. A. R. posts to
have charge of the department en-
campment to be held in Spokane in
June, are getting plans perfected rap
idly. w. H. Wiscombe is chairman.
All the shingle business of Spokane
has been centered in little trust com.
posed of the seven shingle mills Of the
city, which have formed the Inland
Shingle agency. 1t is expected to con.
troll the shingle business of the Inland
Empire.
A. B. Meacham of Seattle, a prom.
inent young man, was recently shot by
footpads after a show of resistance
The bullet passed through his left side
and is not necessarily fatal. The rob
bers made off after shooting without
attempting to rob their victim.
J. d. Farrell, of Seattle, formerly
president of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company, has been selected by
President Hill of the Great Northern
to become assistant to the president
with responsible duties on the western
end of the system, the appointment be-
ing effective March /.
The first annual meeting of the Far.
mers' Grain & Supply company was
held at Wilson Greek last week. II
was an enthusiastic gathering Of far
mers from all over the Big Bend coun
try, and the proceedings were marked
by spirit Of greatest harmony.
Herman G. Post of Sault Ste Marie
representing Canadian millmen, Is try
ing to get options on timber lands OF
the North Half of the Colville reserva
ton. A number Of tracts have beef
acquired. and il they can carry ou
their plans Of getting control Of all O
the timber three large mills will b
established at once. They will oper
ate from Spokane.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-02-27
Chief Joseph Saw General Miles.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Chief Joseph
of the Nez Perce Indian tribe. has
called on General Miles at army head
quarters to pay his respects. He was
accompanied by several of the other
members Of the tribe, whe are On q
VISIT 70 the GN.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-02-27
FLOOD SWEPT THE CITY. /.
Tore Great Gully Through Shelton,
Conn.

Conn.,
Derby, Conn.,, Feb. 23.-The break
ing OF three reservoirs in the town Of
Shelton early in the day caused dam
ige estimated at between $4,000 and
100000, and there we're several mar
row escapes from death.
The torrent tore a great gully ITO
feet and 80 feet wide through Howe
avenue. Logs and trees and huge
cakes of ice were carried along and
crushed into several buildings.
Street railway and telephone and
telegraph wires were all torn down and
strewn about in confusion. The reser
voirs will have to be rebuilt, and this.
with property loss, 1t Is believed will
make the loss 100000. Several mills
will remain idle until the gravel swept
into the raceway is removed.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-02-27

The ofiicial orders transferring Gen.
eral Funston from Colorado to the de-
partment of Washington, Oregon, Ida
ho and Alaska have been received
from the war department.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-02-27

A Business mems association with
membership Of Is has been organized
to work for the good Of the town of
Palouse.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-02-27

Paint does not make . painter.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-02-27

t. surrender is setea t. ! in.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
OiO al CristO
que es de plata

Los republicanos de Humacao
Guayama estan hacienda fuerza
para que SO les autorize ell sacrifi-
clio del buey municipal, vulgo en-
prGstitO.
Con mucho tiento debe an
darse ell gobierno antes de conce-
der la autorizacion q esos Ayun-
tamientos en- manos hoy de turbas
irresponsables.
Recuerdese 10 21r0tetd que fui-
mos cuando Sc concedio ell empress
tito a los Ayuntamientos de San
Juan V Mayagdez. Ent6nces diji-
mos que ese dinero iba a serWr
para gastos de elecciones y 0trOSf
mes. No Sc hizo case .nuestras
advertencias y hoy dos processes
.ruidosos han venido a darnos la
raz6n.
mo hay que fjars9= solamente
Bh que esos municipios tengan ga
Rantfas suficientes para responder
Bel empr6stito, pues con ESQ solo
be garantiza a la casa bancaria que
gd6 el dinero. Hay que garantizar
JdIIl DlGl d. IOS COuCA1D1EJ OAGOos ddO
son los que han de pagarlo, dc que
ese dinepo no SO va a. malversar,
como ha Ocurrido en- San Juan y
Mayagtlez, sino que Sc va a en-
splear hOnradamente en- las aten-
Gciones y mejoras de la poblacion.
~ esa garantfa no resulta, yen
do el empr6stito a parar a ma
NOS irresponsables y hecesitadas
como las que forman .esos conce-
Jos municipales de Humacao y
GuayamA.
Ayet, bajo su frrya, decfa un
republican0 de Humacao en- este
speri6dicc, que ell alcal9e de aquel
pueblo esperaba ansiQso La apro-
baci6n de csc empr6st5to para sa-
slir de las dsudas que al partido re-
9blicanD l9 9habfan. ocasionado las
ecciones dc aqueI pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

En- cuanto q Guayama, hoy
empezamos a publican en- primera
plana, un acta notarial presentada
a la Secretarfa de Gobierno por
una comision que fue de Guayama
con ese objeto, Y que demnestra
ell desbarajuste que reina en- aque-
LA administration.
Elalcalde de esa poblacion don
Fernando Lugo Vif1as, hace va
mucho tempo Sc traslado d San
Juan de ALI no sale gestionan-
do, con una festinacion sospecho-
sa, La consecusi0n de ese emprestito.
Este senior Lugo Vinas, Sc
gun certifcacion del Collector de
rentas de Guayama, en- ell ejerci-
clio pasado no era cO,1tr66atye7ate en-
aquel distrito municipal, por 10
que ell Lcdo. don Francisco de 2.
Acu1a pidio su destitucion, sin
que NADIA Sc resolviera por La Sc
cretarfa de Gobierno, donde la re-
clamacion del senior Acuf1a duer-
me ell suef1o de los justos.
Pudiera suceder, que despu6s
de esa denuncia SO haya hecho
cOnUf1Duy0nU0, s1mulanQO aIguna
industrial 8 propiedad pero La ma
yorfa de los concejales de aqu-l
Ayuntamiento son, POGO mas @
menos, insolventes como el, de 10
que Sc puede deducir 10 que ALI
pasara 81 sc llega a conceder ell en-
pr6stitO.
Los contribuyentes de Salinas,
Arroyo y Guayama, han elevado
va protesta contra esa operacion,
que bien podemos calificar de rui-
nOsa.
Mediten, pues, el Consejo Eje-
cutivo y ell Gobierno, antes de con-
ceder d esos ayuntamientos irres-
ponsables, authorization para esos
empr6stitos que serfan La ruina de
esos municipios.
iOjo al Cristo, que es de plata!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
az la Ley7

SegHE dyspone la Ley. ning6n al
ealde puede Permanecer noas de sesenta
tlias susPe1sc en- su cargo5 sin que al
yencerse= =ese Slazo, sea repnesto 6 des-
titufdo.
]" Pueg bier: ell alcalde Cd Manatf don
Virgilio Ramps, lleva va CHICO meses de
estar suspense, y adn no ha sido desti-
tufdo acknowledgements.
Llamamo: la atenci6n del Goberna-
3or sobre este hecho, esperanto que ese
alcalde sea destitufdo definjtivamente y
Sc nombre el Sustituto, pu.s ese estado
De cosas perjudica notablenAente los in
tereses de aqusI municipio..:
!: La Ley debe ser igual spara todos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
SAN JUAN
NoTAs. PoR coEREo
Nayo6.

!. Ell captain Paniagua que.dar6 encar-
gado de la capitanfa del disSrito de la
policfa de Humacao.
!. Ma1ana seran hechos Larios tras
lados de oficiales de policfa.
), FL cabo Carhalleira ha si1o ascen-
dido sargento del euerpo.
:. Ell teniente Marquee es probable
se@ destinado a Fajardo.
:: -Esta tarde hs celebrado =un NEE
ting Ia comisi6n de la policfa.
.-Cualquiera serfa dichoso posevendo
lo que gasta en- anuncios en- un afio la
fabrica Gle SPabsts de Milwaukee. Co
mo que pasa de medic million de dollars.
S9n Agentes en- San Juan, 2. r. de es-
ia: cerveza M. r. CaIder6n y CO, Tetuan
lie.
!. FL te1liente Carb6 ha pedido su
traslado un pueblo de la isla.
-Casi todoS los municipios tienen
aag2tadas las paEidas dedicadas 4 baga-
jes.
:: -Sera designado para la comisi6n
de: ia policfa insular doh Manuel Pania-
qua Oller. Sabemos queel Gobernador
le 0trecerd la plaza yacante.
tPor que no Sc 'pone en- ese puesto
q uS federal2
Sc VENDE ! la casa n1mero "a
de IA calle de la Tanca. Sc dara muy
bar4ta.
Para informes entenderse con Jose
Labrador. Cruz, n6mero 6. d.
-Esta maflana ha salido de viaje
poF, Ell cenrro de la isla ell Hon. Gober-
nadbr Mr.. Hunt. Esta autoridad va
acompanado del coronel Buchanan v eI
captain Crobb. Tambien llevan un con-
Voy de campafia, con tiendas, otros
eetectos propios para pasar una noche
fuera de poblado.
Es SECURE que ell Gobernador pasa-
"a esta semana en- excursion, visitandc
mas de diez pueblos.
In los centros oficiales Sc ignora e
lurerarlo que seguira esta comitiva
g53 Jose G.. del Vale (Fortaleza II i.
Onclnas para la gesti6n de asuntos sd
mi1tstrativos en- todos los csntros of
cialBs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

ha podido ser capturado ain Y Sc supo-
ne este eseondido por Ia Jurisdiction de
CatafIo.
Sc presento un nuevo impor-
tante asunto que viene agrayar los
asuntos del Preside.
Sucede que La comisi6n investiga-
dora enyio al pOlicia Simon Rabaina
para que hiciese proposiciones de COM
pra de los obietos de vestira varios pre-
SOS que va hacfa tempo sc saba vendian
sus prendas de vestir. FL preso Al
berto Hernandez ofrecfa unos zapatos Y
una blusa por un dollar. Ell policia lie
dijo que ST, que las trajese. Cuando ell
policfa hacfa el pago al preso Sc presen-
taron dos miembros de la comision,
tomaron declaration de 10 sucedido.
Parece que los presos declararon
que ellos hac1a tempo tenlan este nego-
clio. pues por pequenas cantidades les
eran dadas nueyas prendas de vestir
calzar.
En- este estado las cosas, hoy ell
empleado del penal don Rafael Balseiro
present6 al iuez Kopel una declaration
jurada acusando al policfa como insti-
gador de la venta de objetos del pueblo
de Puerto Rico, Y & los presos como la
drones de esas prendas.
El jrez Kopel orden6 la Immediate
detencion del polic1a, y tom6 declara-
cion los presos. Estos negaron los
hechos refri6ndolos de diferentes ma
neras; sl guardia declare la verdad de
10 ocurrido.
Ell iuez Kopel pidi6 la fanza de
1000 dollars para hbertar provisional
mente al policfa Simon Rabaina. Ell
jefe de la policfa Mr.. Hamill Sc hizo
cargo de la custodia del policia sin pres
tar fianza.
Es probable que este asunto pase
manes del Attorney general en- lugar de
ir q la Corte de Distrito.
Els probable que debido ese nuevo
incidente queden fuera de sus puestos
otros empleados de la penitenciaria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

En- la mafana de hoy entr6 al
vapor americaho <Philadelphia>, salien-
do para los Estados Unidos.
Entire los cientos y pico de can
didatos que hay para la alcaidfa del Pre-
sidio. esta don Marcelo Rios, actual al
caide de la c&rcel de Mayagtiez y reco-
mendado de un prominente abOgado
americana de aquella ciudad.
See1n referencias, ell senior Rios es
persona competente, pues hace amos que
esta de alcaide de carceles.
Ell dia Is sera ell juicio oral de
Jose Maule6n por ataque q don Pedro
Martinez, apoderado del sBoletfn.s
~THE HELVETIA> -27, Gale de
La Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes. -
liable d'hotel2. ApOsentOs para fami-
has personas solas. Comidas a Gin
cuenta centavos cubierto. Banos. Te.
lefonO, 1872 ApartadO correo, 295. Pro
pietario, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este ho.
tel esta a cargo de una senorita Ca
gfena.
Han sido designados para conf
sionados de la exposition de San Luis
don Gustavo Preston, de Naguabo, Y
don Javier Mariani, de Ponce.
Esta comisi6n debe componerse de
tres, por tanto falta uno que nombrar;
Sc cree que sera un americana.
Pronto empezaran trabajar los
Cbmisionados.
"A consequences de un suelto que
publico LA DEMOCRACIA en- su n1mero
del lunes, referente los atropellos que
vienen ocurriendo en- Rio Piedras desde
hace tempo, aver al medic dia fue agre-
dido don Crescencio Kercad0 en- ell cafe
denominado <La Estaci6nS, por una
partida de desalmados turbas del pue-
bio. Kercad6 recibi6 varios golpes an
tes de ser protegido por nadie.
Seg1n nos referen, esta aggression
era caEitaneada por un tai Felito, que
Sc distEngui0 mucho en- los atropellos de
las ele6ciones.
Ld policfa nos aseguran no proce-
did cpns, las energfas que era del case.
En- la naf1ana de hoy ha debido celebrav-
Sc Ell juicio en- ell juzgado de paz.
Esperamos ell final de este asunto en-
ell juzgado para hacer los concentrates.
Bueno ser1a que Mr.. Hamill sc die
Sc IN paseito por aquel pueblo y orde-
nase algo en- bien del servicio.
DESDE hace mucho tempo goza de
gran credito la fabrica de Iicores de
Pedrb Chandry Hoy es la fav0rita del
pdblico, pues sus licores son los mejores
QUO Sc lfabrican. Esta fabrica es espe.
cial on La conteccion de ron, pues sus
marcas son excelentes. FL ron marca
GEl Troly, es ell que SO pone en- todas
las nlesas de los hoteles y casas parti'
| culares.
-El gobernador ha destitufdo en- su
cargo al uresidente INFERNO del Ayun-
tamiento lie Manatf don Francisco Ca.
sella. L. destituci6n o5edece & que
este seFot fu6 nultado con 100 dollars
por Is 'C6rtG de Distrito de Arecibo,
por frgoofaes en- Rentas internas.
En- Guayanilh cometieron un i'm
portante robo con escalamiento los in.
Hivid1os Jose Anselmo, Manuel Troche
! gose Cnbano otros. Los dos prime
sros fueroa capturados por la policfa >
lmando dql teniente Mas, J 81 cubanO NJ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
UItimos cables
COLLISION DE vAPOREs

Ha ocurrido en- Ell rio Delaware una
collision de vapores. La causa de este
desgraciado accidente fue la intensa ne
blina.
Abordo de los vapores que chocaron
sc produjo gran confusion y los gritos
de los pasajeros aturdieron los tripu-
lantes, que, en- los primeros momentos
no sabfan & que atribuir ell siniestro.
Ell <SAGINAw> Ell <HALMIToN>
Los vapores de la collision Sc llaman
Ell <Saginaw> ell <Hamilton>; ell pri-
nero de la Inca <Clydes y ell segundo
de la <Dominion.S
20 MUERTOS
FL choque de los vapores ocasion6
90 muertos. Ell <Saginaw> sufri6 con-
siderables desperfectos. Abordo de es-
te habfa algunas familias de transito.
SALVADOR
Con motivo de la actitud de Estados
Unidos, en- ell litigio con la Rep1blica
del Salvador respecto la possession de
la propiedad <El Triunfo> en- este Glti-
mo pals reina gran ansiedad, temiendo-
Sc una ruptura de relaciones entire am
bas repdblicas.
Ell REY EDUARDO
Ha regresado Londres ell Rey
Eduardo. Ell Presidente del Gabinete,
Mr.. Balfour, fue recibirle, acompa-
ffandole hasta palacio.
Los REFUGIADos
Seg1n 1ltimas noticias de Turqufa,
toda la poblacion Gle las aldeas y de los
campos Sc refugia en- las ciudades Dor
tenor los desmanes de los albanenses
que no respetan nj las vidas III las pro-
piedades.
ULTIMA BATALLA
Dicen de Paris, hablando de la te-
rrible insurrecci6n de Albania, que los
detalIes de Ia Ultima batalla son espan-
tosos, habiendo centenares de bajas por
ambas parties. La situacion del Gobier-
no es cada vez mas critica.
INGLATERRA AGRADECIDA
Un grupo de diputados en- Londres
ha propuesto la Camara inglesa que Sc
celebre con Francia un tratado de arbi-
TRACTION, correspondence los infinitos
obsequios que ha recibido ell Monarca
ingles Ell su reciente viaje & Paris.
SOLDADos BARCos
Ha sido desechado en- la Camara
italiana, un preyecto de Ley pidiendo
la reduction del eiercito la marina.
MARRUECOS
Las autoridades marroqufes han
prevenido los representatives de las
potencias que Green que estan corriendo
un Immediate peligro los extrangeros
que residen en- Tetu5n, debido & 10 des-
provista de fuerzas que Sc halla la refe-
rida poblaci6n.
PR0XIMO DEsASTRE
A los buques de guerra que Sc ha-
Ian surtos en- Tetuan ha legado la In
tranauilizadora noticia para los habitan-
tes de aquella plaza, de que ell ejercito
imperial. apesar de los triunfos conquis-
tados en- las escaramuzas ibradas en- las
cercanfas de Fez, Sc MEGA obstinada-
mente & combatir
LA ABDICACIoN
Las Potencias de Europa tratan de
pedir Ia abdicacion de Abd-ei-Azis. en-
case de que no Sc comprometa & garan-
tir las vidas Y propiedadss de los s1bdi-
tos extrangcros, asf como terminar en-
uIazo breve la rebeldla.
PEsTE BUBoNICA
En- Ia region de Bombay India in
| olesa1, han fallecido en- la semana tilti-
ma. seiscientos naturales consequences
de la peste bub6nica, La cual est6 hacien-
do mas estragos que nunca en- Ia referi-
1 il lonaIi1sI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

En- II region de Bombay india In
glesal, han fallecido en- la semana Glti-
ma. seiscientos naturales & consequences
de la peste bub6nica, Ia cual est6 hacien-
do mas estragos que nunca en- La referi-
da localidsd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-22
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-11
NUI SUBAD
Reporters Are Not Generally
 Understood.

Victor Smith, paragrapher on the New York Press, recently devoted about halia column, "On the Tip of the Tongue, n to the subject of the news paper reporter and the work he Is doing. Mir. Smith says;
 none of the sad features of civil and military life Is the unpreparedness of men in the presence of newspaper re- porters. Without reporters there might be papers, but no newspapers. He Is necessary evil, if he be any kind of an evil. Those who light hardest against him and oppose his mission arc the very ones who at some future day need him most and it is they that will work most s,renously to use him for their purposes. It gives me pleasure to say that we ot the fourth estate are gradually educat- ing the public in the art of receiving newspaper men and treating them with tha, courtesy and frsnkness which the exigeneies of the hour demand. We are here to stay We are friends of all good and enemies of all guile.
 ''One of the leading reporters of this city was introduced to Wall street broker, a man of no considerable con sequence, but much puffed up with bis success as an eighths and quarters go be- tween. The introdueer had neglected to mention that he was a reporter, and the conversatirn was general Later on the idenity of the gentleman was ex- posed whereupon the broker threw up his hands, exclaiming; Good God! Are porter? I'm ruined. Why didn't you say so before you introduced himY The situation was slighly strained. The re- porter said quietly; Don't let that worry YOU. In the first place, am not here for news, ideas or suggestions In the second, what you know, is not worth publishing. In the the third, nobody outside oi this office ever heard of you, therefore what you say would be of no newspaper interest. In the fourth, l carry more Wall street secrets in my memory than you ever dreamed ot-se- crcts of big men and great institutions. You are perfectly safe. Good morning "
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-11
THE TICLET.

The ticket which was nominated at the city convention last night by such a decisive majority Is a good one All sections and all the various interests Of the city are represented on it. It's per sonneI is admirable. There is not a man whose name appears there who is not clean, honorable and capable.
 Sksgway could be searched with a 6ne-tooth comb, aud seven more com petent or more worthy citizens could not be found to serve upon the common council than those who were chosen as the choice of the citizens convention. They are, every one oi them, men Of experience, good judgment and of strict integrity. The interests of the tax payers will be in safe hands it they shall be chosen Co the office for which they are named.
 The fact that the members of the school board were named by aeelama- ton in a convention of more than loo persons is, in itself, a testimonial Of the fitness ot those named for that office. The present school board has made a good record. Under it's direction the debt of the school fund has been re- dueed nearly ssOOO, and there has been a long term of very successful school work. It vas the general consensus of opinion that the board deserved an en- dorsement from the people on account Of the good work it had done. Mir. Howard was not a candidate for re- election. but the convention wisely re nominated Mir. Britt and Mir Haraden. Their election, which was assured, will mean a continuation ot the wise admin istration of the school affairs of the city.
 The nominee for municipal magis' trate Is not without experience in such duties as will come before him for ad. judieation, and his abilitiesare too well known to require comment. He will bear himself with becoming dignity and win make an excellent official
 Considered all in all, the Citizens Ticket is one ot the best and strongest that has ever been presented to the people of this city. No mistake can be made in electing it from top to bottom,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-11
! NEW SKIT
Company Is Rehearsing for
 Catholic Entertainment

Several of the members of the Shag- way Theatrical Stock Company, are hard at work on the little sketch to be given at tho Catholic entertainment at EllSs' hall, next Tuesday night. The sketch selected has been changed from "Hearts" 10 "Marble Arch" one of the prettiest little comedy sketches that dramatic people like to do.
 It deals with the gay ramblings 1t a gay widow, a gayer widower and the love-like doings of a young married couple. It Is a very funny thing and win be put on in frst-class manner
 The people taking part are; Mrs. Mckinney, Mrs. Guilbault, Eddie Tho lin and Elmer A. Friend