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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT

san Juan. p r.. oct. 15.-Homer s.
Bird. editor of the San Juan News AMI
J. Medinas. the Manganese correspondent
of that paper. were convicted today I'm the
MayagueZ. district court for contempt.
Bird was fined $780, Medinas was con-
demned to thirty days I'm jail and to pay
a fine of 500. There is no appeal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
sITUATIoN DtsPFRArE

Paris. Oct 15.-The situation Of the
sultan Of Morocco is gradually becom-
ing desperate According to official dis
patches received here, the minister of
wars forces have been defeated ana
dispersed. causing q general democrat
ization Of the imperial forces.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
WORK RESUMED

Colorado Springs. oct. 15.-After a shut
down Of six weeks as the result of the
miners strike at Cripple Creek the
standard plant Of the United States Re-
ductiOn d Refining company al Colorado
City resumed the treatment Of ores 70
day. fun force of $50 men are at work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
REAVERs - rnnRr

New York. Oct 15-At the exaufna-
ton today Of George w. Beavers on the
first Of the four Indictments returned
postal scandals nothing of Importance
developed. The next hearing will De held
On the 23i inst
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
NAVY VS.. Army On Oct 81

Washington, oct 15.-It was announced
TODAY az the navy department that the
.outbali game between the United States
Military and naval academies VIII ne
.iavcd this year under the old conditions
7u1 on the usual date. This makes the
game occur oct IS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
REPUBLICAN NoMrNATToNs

Logan. Oct 1.-THE Republicans held
their ward primaries for the purpose OF
naming councilmanic candidates and
electing delegates 70 the city convention.
yesterday. Tie election Of councilmanic
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
FIFTY CENTS
- l. 4 " -
A MONTH

A small bottle Of SCOTS
Emulsion costing fifty cents
viii last a baby a month
few drops in Its bottle each
time it IS fed. That's a small
outlay for so large a return Of
health and comfort.
Babies that are given
SCOTS Emulsion quickly re-
spond to its helpful action
1t seems to contain just the
elements Of nouishment a
baby needs most
Ordinary food frequently
lacks this nounshmentS SCOTS
Emulsion always supplies it
Wen sena you a sample uoo son request
SCOTT & BOVINE <o7 Pesri STREE. NV YOrs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-16
NATURAL CAusFs-

San francisco, Oct 15--The cOronar's
Jury in the case Of A. L. Eohu the Chi
ca go millionaire. who died under peculiar
circumstances, returned "A verdict today
that deceased died from natural causes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
EDTCTO
EsTADOS UNlDos De AMERICA S. s.

HI Presidents de los EsS1doS UnIdos q Eu
nomhK0 den Charles e. Eooles Juss AsoeiR-
40 del Tribunal dc DlsbEito dc HnmAcAo.
Hsgo BAberi que que sl L0trado DON Juan
n. Was shotsco q nombro de- don Rafael BsR-
lApRa HoStoa hR promovido axpsdisnts snts
saAs Tribunal para que 80 adSGiars favor de
al rspEsaant&do oil dominic dc In afguisnte An
co t6 tIeA, sitA en- oil bArRio de Rio.&bAto, dc
asta t6rmino municipal, euEpuestA de eatoFes
ensKdAM do taPRanoB llAn0s, d0dicAdAs lA
IismbTa dc pamRs dc coco otEOs fFntos ma
nuras, eoliRdAntsB PoF sl NoFba con tisRFAs de
don Juan Jot6 S&nehs8, pog oil Bur con taFEe-
NOS dal PTopio BsrlaDRas por e Eats con ID
EonA mGlilima por sl CASTE con INCA do Ia
propisdad de don Juan BsIATGn, cuya hnGA
co hubo por eomprR que dc ella hcisra On
prGGio de- ei0nto GineuentA dollars doh& Pillar
Torres DfAS.
PoE tAnto, v hRblsndo Admitldo oil TEibu-
nal IL EGferidA solicltuc, poR 81 presents cue
so pnblieRFk trss vscas On ai pari6dIeo que 60
aditS On San Juan GThs Pusrbo-Rieo sun.s
llAmo empIAEo q las paHsonss tgnor@dA9
qulsnss puSdA psFjudieAF Ii interruption de do
mimic DC lA FsfsFida hneA para qns dantro de
ssBanta diAs nAtnrRlss que 50 conbArkn dssds
10 primers pnbIicRe'6a 40 asbo sdicto On sl ak
pRSsado peFi6dioo, eompRRs1eRn ants ssts Ell
bEnRl {! quisisrsn AlsgaR Su dsEscho.
DAda On HumReAo sells de Bn0ro DO mil
novssiantoS tres.
Charles 70. FoOts, Jose Gabrt61 Gonzales. Sc
sEstRTIo. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
ri TaNeyrand" puerterriquenO

TAllGyEand: he aaUf uns de los honbrss
waE gubernRms sntAlSS qu0 FegiAtrA la historl2;
ks Asuf uno dc los poftieos mas fSlsos trai-
6orss hastn hoy eonceldoG. Fac ebispo do
Utsmb bros mas induyentsB de Ia AgAmble cons.
ttuVsnEe del 80; eiudAdan1 TsllsyFAnd duran.
ts 81 psrfldo ravolueionRriC; pEfRcips de Be as.
VENT bAio oil impsrio Napols6nieo; Y m1s t&Fds
rninistTo dO Lula XVIII.
Fue IG mAno dsraehA do toaoR aquslloS
robisrnoS. No podfA, le era sumAmsnte impo-
sibls hscaFls frsnts los podsres, fneran AriS-
tosrktsos q dsmsgcgos. M gusGaba dc 10
oposiel6p, Y 10 psoF del cAso no era simple
msnts Ell eambi de ideas, NO; 10 infeuo, 10
rAStFsro, era que &tAcAbA do una mAnerA des-
pIadadA q sus eoFrsligionaEios de 10 VfspsRa.
Vemoslo, por siSmplO, MI sntg&r los coAli-
gados en- Paris daHpues de 10 e6lsbFs e&mpShA
ds 1914 en- YES de ssRuir la ampsFAsris q1e
tsnfS oFdsn de ssgnir . 81 ssposo, SO haee aHEsS
Aar a una do lAa baHPefRa y llavAR do nuSVo
Ia gran eiudRd para haear los honoHaa los
sliadoB: 90 dSelAFRs ante Als1Andro do RnslAi
snamigo Aeerrimo dS Napoleon 1o dice que as
te "a va cadarer pero QllS 0tln no desptds NAL
oLoT DSspuss de varlos embustsS, consIgus
aus IA AnIguo isfs J bianhsehoF sea sEel1ldo
Gel tEona d. FrAneia Asi como todA 50 fAmili&s
Aa1i en- PusRto Aico, deFgrAciAdAmsn~
b, tsnsmoB I'M psque6o TAllsgx≠ uamAse
HeFnkndsz Lopez. Todos eonoesmos su hiS'
toriA politics. Ia sldo soda 81 vida IN bnsn
AdulAdor de los podsFss, fusssn GrtsiocrGstcoS
dsTboGoq0S.
Ease como aqusl, tampoco gustA de ls opo-
sei6ni sAts como @qusln AtAeA sin OonSidsrA'
e.6n = los aua fuaron suA amigos, smplss euAn
tAs iRfRmiAB S0an nScssAriRS, emoustsa gEa
nal con al an criminal de- &eAbAE con elIosS
No titabaa on ll@mAF mRnoio de flores mlt
tlsAs Rl hrillAnts , EasonAdo informe prsssnta'
do anita In e6mARA bStA PoE In EainOFiA fsdaraii
SOS amigos do aver.
No Nsns insonvsAisnis en- dseiE' qas los q.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

uPomusvsn tumaItes; los que AsssinAn; los que
tIensn an continua transportation o. este psfs,
son los fadsTaies, sus acknowledgements.
Por faKtnnR, nadis hass DRs0 ~ de 5Us pa
dcfa entrsvsP aims amoei6ns cAloF, nj
viyaEa en- o. acci6n, con In eAbaSA inm6vil, Las
mAnos puastaR On los bolEillos do los pantalo-
nssa y los pi4I sin nipgnn movimisnso, no pus-
de de nipgun& manara Greer 10 que dies.
WA qas hRbsis, sti ,r, dicho tales G0sas
NADIA mas que para darls gusto 3 IL lsngus,
eonaaeuir gunos aplAusoI do los que no pue-
den AplAHcir sinO dssvsrR snEas smhnssss;
dec idme. GQoi6n IN cTRAnixAdo asSA moderna
tiFanfa? SD0nde, sn que pArss tsna ella sua
safe itaR, & sean @tuYbAG19 En el partido
Yapublicano. XQniSnss han cnbIerto Puerto
Rleo do duslo, llsvado In dsssspsrRci6n On les
faui,ias dsspohado 81 pals, Vusito sl Eegfmsn
rapublicRnc san odioso que m esclAvo mismo
doblado bAio oil psso dc sus cRdsnas re usAriA
vivir baja de Sip los rapublteanoss SQai6nes
desaAn Ia eenNnuRci6n de esta hoRKinIe ssta-
do9 los Rapubieanos.
Todo ssto 10 sAt6is ausho msj0r que nos
otros, peKo deeir lO contrario cOnvlsns precl
ssmsuts Q VuastrA nusya situRci6n polihcl; os
habsis eoiocado en- an pAHsido donds bodo 90
ha psFdido......
Nosotros quia!erAmos, que para hisn wa
tEo dieEAIs pAseo poE oil SoampoS eomo An
teYioPmenta euRndo loa libsrales eran Ssiunfosi
varfais 10 m ucho Que han c&mbiado los tiam.
NOS: si Anaas "a os Apiandfa frsnetieAmsnts,
hoy oirfAls q nsGos y aneiAnos, g. negros y .
blGneosI . ricos pobEsEI federalss y socia.
iatRas o. uniouigtss y PspublicAnos;' en- nn 81
pals en- maSa excAmaY 0 una: ilAstins gpanda
cus IN hombFe do tan gran sal0ntos EaaGite
iAn sin .b0rb0 en- ID cara.
No "a ineomods. tRmbisn sra bG9npsto TA'
lleyFand.
Naroccema.
GnAyanilIs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
Naroccema.
GnRyanilIs.

bot 4Uet de foPss, ss sneontraban las SInp2ti-
cas- earihasRs Hsrminia AmpaTo RodFi-
guaG, que son, alma de estss AssAAa; lAs an
eAntndoKag Rosa Pas Enelf MontAivo las
duIess s6ndfdas, AmpAro ' MtagEo Pasante;
Iaa Apgsliealea Teresa AyslinA QAFefa, Gus
con aus miEadAs deFramabAn luz poE tOaAs
parties, las slsgantss hsrmosas. Lsonalda
MonAalvo, haEmanas Mendsx, hsrmanas Al.
tlary, harmRnas Irisarrys Dolores Ohspsl, Au-
rsA P.juan, Sofia Urrutia, las mononas Apg6
lea Bsndex Adsla QAstRmbidas qus provo
eando CON sus miKadas ssiuvlsron sxpusstas
o una dsnunciA en- EeglR, 10 qus pudo evisAr
CON su pKsstigio aeYanidad Jose Rodriguex
Pas sneargado de velar poR In iusticia.
OontrlDuian asi mismo TODD sl ssplsndor
dsrrAmaban 10 sRl de Andalnefas MsRseGss
Maria Pas, Ana P&quita sAlas. JnAnita del
Rosario, RosRrito Qailsss Elisa Bontoga, Car
men Risa Eidsnsla 1nlgo. T1la snaEas. 20
wares, E!snA Montoya, Teresa, Rosa 9usnaAn
" NsmesiR Guxmkp.
Inposibls ssrfa hAcar la rspsaa de asaas
AantAS, qua vnala pluma les diKits an vle1oic
que afn saba aprssiar 10 qus vale en- nusssra
eultA aoeisdAd In mE1sF puertoFriquehA.
"a
El Is tAmb'An csIahFAron bale vsrios
i6vanas dc In elAss obrsrR, sl que les rssult0
splAndldo, sisndo rsinas dc aquslla fiesta lea
elegAnAas s1mpAttoAs Oandlt& Es3saflo y %"
ssfR Domin9uaz.
Las dsmks ssnoritss v ssaoras que alIi 50
sneontFaban, eontribuy eron con su hsTmoanrA
modales OAR 10 brfilAntaE Cue acossnm bran
an todos au aetos soeiAisa.
La ore uestA de Simon MADEIRA, % justadfstma
digna del busn eoneepto famA de Cus gozR.
Hubo AdanAx shIvs, nis@ procession o.
aodA orquestA, Aetos rsligosos . los gus Asisti6
una numerous concuHaancia.
| Faro sntre otsas cosas uno de esos amigos
| de La DEMcCRAcIA q0a hublsra YesGdado lAs
| AestAs meioE que asts msdio vis1o. que "a Va
1 olvidando nastA ell modo de andaF en- plsRo pc.
| Piodo do LIBERTAD 7 PRoeBEso
TuvImcs tamof@n de hU6spsd ca estas Hss.
| Ana a vAYImA mAyAe d s3anas aRuadillanAs antEs
Ias oua nguTAbAn 10 graciosa stsnPatfea L&u-
ya CaneIo v otrAs no manoa hsrEosas que M
uuda eonocsF como sran mis- deseos.
Pnadan uatsdes haner ID aogAridad que o.
| las pY6vimas heatas de CAndslaFia c0nducfre
MayaRHsx por fsrroearril scdas las asfioliss
dc safe pGeb,e, siemprs que sstea dispuestA
nj psRo do su passgs en- In esaaei6n que diFig
Of genial y simpkaico jorge SAntoni,
q. de L.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
FIESTAS EN- ANASCO

TsFmin&ron las AsssAs, qua eslsbrabRp sn
aata pueblo IoB dos casinos, al CiFculo de las
arueei6n FseEse->isl que sS.prssldsnts sl dos
toF GaEmAn RodrignaE oil CsntRo Latino pre-
sldido poR don Jos6 ArFaHas.
Cumpiisron suH preRFRmAs en- In foFmA
hhpuGslA poF SRB JuntAG DIKeetivAs.
DlR Is II. Bales On oil Circulo de ms
aEueei6n RseTeo, Ell que anRalanado ssDci-
HAmsnto pRaHsntAbA an RBpocto eneGntadoFs
dAndo realise 10 aastS, esA pl6ySde de asRo-
EltRR SnAEqueAaa, eApRcas dc anlt asesr los
loVsnss viSios qaa prsBaneiAbRn lAn brillAnte
ganniSn.
como no, Of Fseordamos qus On Rquel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

El Presidents de los Est1doa unIdos "a
nombFs den Charles e. Eoole. Juss AsoeiR-
40 del Tribunal dc DIsbTito dc HnmAcao.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
Pierre Paragraphs.

Louis Primcau. the Old-timc Sioux
interpreter who died at Standing
Rock agency several weeks ago. was
a member of the Pierre lodge of Cath
Ole Order of FOrcsters, and Treasurer
Hartnett of that lodge recently recciv-
ed draft for $4,000 payable to Rose
Primeau, the widow of the dead mem
her. .........
Mrs Bernard O'Ncill left last week
for her home at 1ronwood, Mich,
where she will remain for the winter.
Michael Brewer has gone to Chicago
to have critical operation perform
cd. He was accompanied by his
family physician and two nurses
from st. Mary's hospital.
The ladies of the Catholic church
are preparing for fair to be held the
first week in November.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
We ddinq at CyIon.

The marriage of Miss Ella Dunbar
AMI Eugene T.. B,lshcy, both of Cylon,
was SOlcmnizrd at the Church of the
Holy Rosary. Cylon. Wis. Monday
morning, Sept. %. Rev. ID. Kcddin,
pastor, ofiicatcd, assisted by Rev Fa
thcr Lee. The attendants were Miss
Katherine Judge, niece of the bride,
and John II. Lee. Owing to the i'll
ness of the brides mother, the we'd
ding was a quiet one, only the very
near relatives being present. After
partaking of a wedding breakfast the
happy couple left on their wedding
trip for Chicago and other eastern
places. Mrs. Bushey is daughter of
Anthony Dunbar, one of the early
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
Married at Graceville.

John w. Gnnaty and Miss Mary
ii. McBrady. popular young people of
Big Stone county. this state. were
married at Holy Rosary church,
Gl;lccvillc, last Monday morning. Rev.
Father O'l'rirn officiating. Only the
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties were present at the impressive
ceremonies which took place ut :
O'Clock. \ wedding breakfast fol
lowed III the home of the brides IA
rents. after which Mr.. and Mrs
GinnatN left on !; train for Il short
trip East. They will hr III home to
their friends in Gluccvillr after No.
vrmhrr L. The bride is II daughter
of MIR. and Mrs Robert McRrady.
old and respected residents of this seq
ton.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
The Death Roll.

Charles Leonard died ut the home
of his sister, Fourth avenue S. and
Tenth street, last Saturday morning.
The deceased was about IS years old
and single. The funeral was held
Monday morning from the Church of
the Immaculate Conception. His re-
mains were inferred in ST. Mary's
cemetery.
Mrs. Nellie Buck died Wednesday
last at her home, 219 Fifth street Sc.
at the age of 33 years. She leaves a
husband, Lawrence Buck, and one
child. Her funeral was held yester-
day morning. Requiem mass was
celebrated for the deceased at 8
o'clock ut st. Anthony church.
John Il. Mccain. aged A years,
died on the 1.-THE inst. at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mccain, 1924 Irving avenue S. After
requiem mass at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, Tuesday
morning. the remains were laid to
rest in st. Mary's cemetery.
Roy Long. aged Z years, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Long. died last Sat
urday of peritonitis at the family
home. 1900 Jefferson street NE. The
funeral was held Monday morning
from st. Anthony of Padua church
| The interment was at st. Anthony
cemetery.
The sudden death of Mrs. Jane NJ
Sullivan of this city occurred las
Saturday at the home of her daugh
| ter, Mrs. DR.. J. C. Corcoran, 9G!
! Hague avenue. st. Paul, where Mrs
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

settlers of this locality. and having
lived here all her life she is we'll and
favorably known. Mr.. Bushey is an
industrious young blacksmith. having
bought a place of business here some
time ago. Congratulations are en-
tended to the young couple. May they
live long and enjoy Il prosperous and
happy welded life is the wish of their
numerous friends.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

Sullivan went to visit the Thursday
before. Mrs. Sullivan was SO years
old. She lived in Minneapolis about
twenty-five years. Her husband died
dren survive, Mrs Corcoran of st.
Paul, Harry and Jennie Sullivan of
Minneapolis. The funeral took place
Monday morning ut $50 in st. Paul.
The intcrment WAS at Calvary ccme-
terry.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
\ PARODY.

Where are you going little maid?''
80 O'Keeffe & Yak. good SIR she said.
why are YOU going there?" said he,
'fo select IA suit of Clothes" said she.
''Ah," said he that's not the place
For Your half of the human race;
All of their goods are tailor-made,
But not for girls. my little maid"
Good sir, said she. ''your re off the trac':;
I'm going to Ollccffe Il Yak;
III tell YOU why: the best of heauN
Desire the best of wedding clothes
You see. my Jack is ON, of town.
Eat they his measure have marked down:
likrwis" til" price: that's why. for Jack
I'm going tn q lIcrfrr !: Zak."
Her friend replied. well. I'm a chump.
Tell Jack he's surely got Il trump:
Yea. ni"rr-t the best trump in the pack,
.\nd tina, ! wish that | We're Jack"
Said she: "N"u lik, my sister Sue.
! \nd Sh" Il liking has for YOU:
| Talk ii overland huy Your clothes
Nf n'l<""it" X Hn!i hrf"r" i; SHOWS"
| he did as h" MAS told and now
| 'I'r SISTER SW is her friends frau:
| .[i"i II" and Srt, aud SHE aud .Iarll
| W, 'SMit,a" with b'<c,ril, n Iak
fIE FASHION >i;l.r. wNlI.uIs.
:, 't'r ST, I;sepswir}, liu,rl i}lnck.
Minneapolis
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
Old caroets Worth money.

The SimOnct Rug Company Of Still-
water. MIMI. will give handsome new
rugs in exchange for your old carpets.
1t matters not how far distant you
live, your orders will he promptly at
tended to in any part Of the United
States. Read their advertisement in
another column for further partic-
ulars. -.... ..
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
Will claim our steadfast care.

DO YOU call this beer fit for q
Christian to drink?" "Really. we
can't distinguish between the religious
beliefs of our custOmers.'
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

I'D HAY" YOU know. madam" said
the l"ud-vuirrd head of the combine.
that ana Il self made man." "Wril."
rrioinrd I'll" meek aud luwlN other
half. 'Hll Eve GOT To say is there uyh,
I" he II law I" proven, Il man from
rlralin" hluSrli.'
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

Tommy-Mother. what is a club
man? Mother-A man who doesn't
feel at home at home.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

The is" that mrll.: in one brief uj"il
40 more will bring despair.
lhr little lump of anthracite,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
ST. JOHNS UNIVERSITY
COLLEGEVILIE, MINI.
CLASSICAL,
PHILOSOPHICAL,
THEOLOGICAL,
COMMERCIAL,
cIIN1lF1C,
PREPARATORY COURSES.
ST .

BY Bdet tine
Of
~
in
at Of H school
and mdg fMns& noms
Seconds Pama
Fortalgu
DREW
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

Said she: "N"u like my sister Sue,
Md she II liking has for YOU:
Talk il over and huy Your clothes
tf rl\rrifr X Iuli before i; SHOWS"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

Her friend replied. "W.ll. I'm a champ.
Tell Jack he's surely go, Il trump:
Yea. nl"r"-th" hes, trump in the pack,
.\nd that ! wish that We're Jack.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

You soc. my Jack is out of town.
Eat they his measure have marked down;
lik"wis" tn" price: that's why. for Jack
I'm going tn oll""frr !: Zall."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17

Good sir, said she. you re off the trac':;
I'm going I" O'kcrffe ~ Yak;
III tell YOU why: the best of heauN
Desire the best of wedding clothes.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-10-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

Standard Catholic Book Store,
Books and Religious Articles, 81, 4th
st. S., End floor.
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Where are you going little maid?'
80 O'Keeffe & Yak. good SIR" she said.
why are YOU going there?" said he,
'ro select Il suit of Clothes" said she.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-22
The YAKIMA COUNTY HORTiCUL-
TURAL UNION INCORPORATES
The Members Net on Saturday for
This Purpose and the Trans
action of Other Business.

The Yakima County Horticultural
Union met in business session on Satur-
day afternoon in the Woodmen hall over
the postoffice. The principal business
to come up was the matter of incor-
porating, which was done by the neces.
sary vote. The name will be unchanged
except the addition of the word "incor-
porated."
A. F. Smelling was elected business
agent to work in connection with the
managers, Ryan, Newton Co. This &C.
ton made it necessary for him to resign
as trustee, which position T. w. Clark
was elected to fill for the remainder OF
the term.
Prices were submitted by different
firms for the furnishing of fruit boxes
and fruit paper for this seasons output.
They were taken under consideration
and will be acted on later.
The Union will issue new stock certifi.
Gates to the holders of stock in the old
company and have also arranged to give
some time on stock to those who would
like it and feel unable to pay for it In
full at the present time. All who wish
to take advantage of the offer should see
the secretary at once. Purchasers to the
extent of five or more shares are given a
discount of ten per cent.
The next meeting of the Union will be
held on Saturday next at the usual time
and place.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-22
The Old Champion Receivers Lost Laurels

George Stacy after five weeks of DIES.
pondency brought about by the fact Of
his losing the Yakima Gun Club medal
and his failure to recover the same, has
finally succeeded in landing the coveted
trophy again and today he is much hap.
pier man. The record of "a birds out Of
possible % is not a slow one by any
means and the champion should fee
proud of winning by such good score
Mark Pennington was close second
trying hard to retain the honor he won
week before.
There were a number of other con
tests besides the medal shoot. Below
is the official score of all last Sundays
events:
LIST Event, 20 Singles-Sitton IL, Pen
nington IL, Stacy Ii, Fisher 10, Walker
IL, Bower s.
End Event, Singles-Sitton 5, Pen
nington 4, Stacy 4, Fisher 4, Churchill 4
Sd Event, 5 Pair-Sitton 4, Penning
ton Z, Stacy 5, Fisher 8, Walker 4
Churchill 5.
4th Event, Pair-Sitton 5, Penning.
ton 6, Stacy 8, Fisher q, Walker 6.
9Th Event, Pair-Sitton 5. Penning-
ton s, Stacy s, Fisher 8, Walker g.
9th Event, 10 Reverse-Sitton 5, Stacy
Z. Fisher 6, Walker 6, Churchill 4.
9TH Event, 5 Singles-Sitton 4. Pen
nington 5.
Sth Event, 10 Singles-Pennineton g.
Medal Shoot, % birds-Sitton IA, Pen
nington 81, Stacy "a, Fisher 10, Walker
% out of %.
Hereafter all shooting events will take
place in the morning at 9 80 O'Clock.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-22
Ia Trouble Again.

William Mohr has been forced by the
authorities here to give up his 1O-year-
old child Lillian to the Home Finding
Association at Spokane, on the grounds
of alleged cruelty to the child. The
neighbors complained of the manner in
which he treats his children and re-
cent outburst on his part upon the per.
son of his daughter Lillian, severely
beating her lead to his arrest and the
above judgement. The association has
already taken younger child of his and
it is expected third will go the same
way. Mohr is now living with his Sec
ond wife and they are said to quarrel a
great deal