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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-05
/. PIanas Marti.-Tetuan 48

Ofrece precios m6dicos y con constante
existencia los artfculos siguientes: Azucar
mascabado amarillo. Azdcar centrifugada
de 81 Mafz en- grano, del pals Cafe, clase
IA % Amid6n de yucca del pais Cerveza
en- barriles marca La Boripquen." Ninos
Riojanos alambrados, clarete blanco, en-
caias do IL 24l2 botellas de la marca G.
ROIG dc HARO. Habichuelas del pafs
hlancas coloradas. Vino moscatel en- cajas
tap6n de cristal marca COLOMER
Sc vende una buena GAIA de tamano gran
de- para guardian caudales, con buenos depar
tamentos para libros prueba de fuego.
PIANOS. COCHES Y MAQUINAS DE
COSER Venden 4 PLAZOS MODICOS. Y.
Balbas Il Co. Playa de Ponce. p r.
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SAINT SIMON"

De Saint Thomas lego a Ponce ell
vapor frances saint Simon~ consig-
nado a sucesores de Mayol Hermanos
& Co.
Condujo: Para Dasf & Herdman.
800 bis papas.
Gonzalez Bonnin & Co, 25 els brandy
Felici & Go. els brandy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-05

En- las paginas de Puesta dc Sol,
una figura simpatica Sc destaca: Apa-
do Leal. Este es ell sfmbolo del pa
triotismo acosado y perseguido Ell
patriotismo!
Unas veces la calumnia pretendi6
azotarIe, amenguarle, destruirle. \
el fioto siempre, estuvo siempre en- la
atalaya. Cuspide, Gina, pinaculo, no
pudo jamas aquella yfbora llegar hasta
su solo para mancharle. Siempre ro-
do la vfbora para caer, maldita de
Dios, en- la ci6nega del llano.
Parecenos yer en- la noble figurade
4A1nado Le0i, toda una gran 6poca que
hoy oscurecen en- esta patria nuestra
las abjuraciones sin nombre y los SER
vilismos sin continencia y las peque-
heces que proyectan sombras sobre
aquella vieja historic de abnegaciones
Y sacrifcios en- aras de la libertad ell
honor de nuestra terra. ..-g
Selenia, la pdlida sensitiya, la perla
fiotando en- ell tango, Immaculate linn
pia y la Marcela, y la Dolores, y Pa
lacio y eel cura~ cuadros son, 4tipos re-
iejos de amarga realidad desconsola-
dora. Hacinamiento de sombras, con
resplandor triunfante de luna que Sc
impone, que vence, que es modo de
rayo luminoso que hiere los buhos
del yilipendio la maldad. .......#.....
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LOS PROPIETARlos

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos
para cobros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas de demandas.
Fin SLa Correspondence de Puerto
Isicos.
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CAFE "SAN JUAN"

Este prec.oso estabecimiento. situado en-
ell sitio MAJ centrco fresco de la Cudad.
olrece al pdblico, servicio esmerado, refres-
eos, duloes y helados la vez que oportu
nidad para disfrutar de la mdsica de
Fetre:a
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VENTA

Sc venden en- Santurce, barrio de Hormi-
gueros, tres casas con solares propios de tres
habftaciones eada una, DE MADEIRA, cobiiadas
de hierro galvanizado ademas un solar.
hl precio-de estas propi iedades es .el misAe
por ell que Sc ha adquirido en- hipoteca
Los que quierap hacer. ell nggocio. pueden
aagagssseA don du8Ssl chec Is 8 4 81 ssllse-
sblaFiag eale Allen nanSesp 81.
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Respecto de este libro de don Felix
Matos Bernier mucho Sc ha dicho va. +
No pocos escritores lie han juzgado.
Pensamos que Puesta de Sol no es
ciertamente una novela. Su antor 10
dice. En- uno de aquellos capItules Sc
lee: <Parece noyelesca esta pintura
Y es una acerba fioraci6n de histo-
ria1
Sin embargo, en- este punto, supo-
niendo que ell senor Matos tuYierala
empeho sostener que su libro es una
noyela, 4 nuestro luicio la crit1ca no
pondrfa una o}tu en- i F2daQe$ affman-
do 10 contrario.
Para escribir ~Puesta de Sol2, Ma
tos ha tenido delante un profuso ma
terial historico, lie ha desenyuelto Ell
esas paginas, 4 nlanera novelesca, de
igual modo que Leno Gambia tradujo
en- las paginas de la CHdrcd los doio-
res v miserias de los hijos de la mon
tafIa, de ese utalndo enfeImo, como ca
lifca 6l 4 los habitantes de nuestros
campos.
5Se podrfa decir de las obras de To-
la que son aaooelaS? iQuien no We en-
elias ell refejo de hechosz positiVos Y
reales ?
Hemos leido Pue8ta de Sol aparte
de las bellezas literarias de la obra.
reconocemos en- ella una hermosa ten
dencia moralizadora Palpitan, pu-
diera decirse, en- aquellas paginas, los
dolores del pasado coloniaje, de ellos
la nerviosa Y en6rgica pluma del autor
de Acaaatos hace pintura fel, desapasio-
NADIA, aiustandose q las exigencias de
la imparcialidad Y reetitud que para
trazar hechos hist6ricos son norma de
escritores honrados.
Airmar que ell yencot' Sc manifesto
en- Puesta de Sol, es casi desconocer la
historic de este pals
Por ejemplo, los espanoles hablan
con noble orgullo de su dos de Mage,
y q ning1n frances lie ocurrirfa tildar
de reaacoroso al espanol que hiciera pin
tura fiel de aquel atentado de Napoleon
| para con la gloriosa Espaha de Daoiz
y de Nelarde.
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Ell POLO NORTE
CAEE Y BILLAR

E melor establecimiento de su clase
Sa Juan Servicio esmeradiimo: Sc sirven cho-
colate, cafe refrescss, y licores, de la mayor
puraza.
25 San Francisco -
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Dentro del delicado estado en- que
Sc halla desde Ell s6bado, ha expert
mentado alguna mejorfa el senor Lcdo.
don Jose Ramon Becerra. Deseamos
que el restablecimiento total del Dig
nfsimo compatriota no Sc haga esperar
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. Ha sdo relevado todo ell puesto de
guardias insulares de la carcel de esta
ciudad, haci6ndose cargo de Ia CONAN
dancia de dicho puesto ell cabo Gorbea.
FL puesto Sc compone ahora de seis
guardias.
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ARTURO BRAVO
COMERCGANTE COMIS,ONISTA
80 Wall St. NeW-YOrk

Sc del embaque povisones g6nero
americans
Recbe congnacioue de azicar etc. para cuya
cuenta las nismas ildades cualque
dtala de este enlercas
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AWsaa atIePOlleeO1
que han apafaGldO Cuatr0rOs
pgr"" Rio PfIet0." "a lsasa.. MI a..'5,.. Z.
is 81 iuI n TT a .a 4n Ia. III
Ha sido relevada la guardia de
la carcel de Ponce.
Los bafios de Quintana han sido
refornnados. 81 st aar
{ De Muestlo. corlespo4saly

Agosto LA xFederaci6n Libre>
ha publicado una hoia suelta desapro-
bando el heeho de la subida del pan
por el administrator de la panaderIa
que dicha institution, estableciera haee
POGO tempo; Y ha ,acordado suspender
.ppr ahora los trabaios de dicha pana-
islerfa con Amino de contrarrestar las
sdficultades que Sc presentan para vol
yver q dar ell pan ctvs ell bollo.
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JaCintO TeIidOr y AICaIa del OImO
AVOCADO NOTARIO.

Ejerce en- todOs las los Tribunales de
la Isla
Allen, 80 altos, San Juan
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3oaoqiNO2 AQUIF

Los STONES de la <Rex Carbonating
Coz estan muy cargados, permitiendo
asf nuestros clientes hacer uso de to-
da ell aqua que contienen, V no como
los de algunas marcas, que causa de
estar descuidadamente cargados, pier
den la mited de su contenido.
Ree Car6onoting Go.
TETUAN -TELEFONO 20.
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FL cuello "TyfoId

Fl cueLl0 p" Iyt0ld
El grabado muestra como Ell cuello
esta cortado a cada lado para per-
mitir el ajuste de un lazo 8 corbata
sin perinitir que el cuello sc abra.
FL cuello yiene junto al frente,
guarda el laso en- su lugar y Yd. no
We Ia parte del corte~ Ademas el
lazo esta retenido sobre el bottom,
que tambien esta ocuIto. Su como
didad en- el verano sera 5aumen-
tada 81 Vd. usa uno y nos agradecera
por el estilo, Los comerciantes en-
cuellos los venden.
Marca Cluett, IS cts. cada no.
Marca Arrow, IS cts. cada uno.
Cluett, Peabody & Co.
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H 0 M RE D EBIL
CuRESE V. M!SMO

MANDARE GRATIS
4 cualquier hombre una
receta para curarse el
mismo, con la cual po
sitivamente Sc curara
en- POGO tempo todo
case de debilidad yital,
perdida de vigor, debi
lidad nerviosa, varico
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LiRea f6Trea del 0eSte
ITINERARfO
B5Uetes JaJdtos para -dias .testiros

BlAetes baJdtos para dias fcstiros
5.u..tr.se. ] Clase Clase.
De Capital Bayam6n, de
ida vuelta a...... 1925 S0.16
De Bayam6n 4 Catano, ida
y vuelta. ...I.. t.... t.t.lN 10
Billete ordinario de Capita catano en-
caSe 3 ctvs
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre 1903
RAMON NALDES
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GENTLEMEN g. lADIES.

Desiring to take lessons In Sprnish
will and Q eompetent teacher ct "a
Totuan SO.
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Sc han introducido reformas en- los
baI1os de Quintana, siendo arrendattos
estos por elasenor Roig. Anothe hu-
DO ALI, en-, ell salon de deseanso, un bal
le que result0 muy animado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-05

II Licenciado don Felipe Casalduc
Goicoechea ha ofrecido gratuitamente
.sus seFviciosi como abogado q Ia $50
ciedad Anonima de. la Luz Electrica1,
en- ell pleito que contra ella ha enta
blado la companfa del tranvia el6ctrico.
Digna de aplauso es la actitud del Sr.
CaSalduc.
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f.. Sc nos informa hoy que el roho de
ganado ha entrado en- la Jurisdiction
de Rio Prieto. ...,a., !.
Ell ayuntamiento de aquella locali-
dad Sc proponfa tratar acerca del esta-
do reHxque Sc hallaba la jurisdiction,
.desproyists hs de -vigilaheia, pues Ia
policfa Sc halla ,econcentrada en- Pom
zee. All tdistpite 1rresp ponden 65 guar
dias, de los cuales hay so en- esta ciu-
dad.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29
THE oELEBRArED CASE.
Well Known Drama at the orpheum
Tonight.

This play is better known than other
adaptations from the French. for the
reason that il is original in its dramat-
ic construction. and each event, in
working out the plot. succeeds the 9TH
er with a startling swiftness and with
a realistic force that keeps the atten-
ton OF the auditor on. tenter hooks.
He is da1zs=d. as 1t were. by the kaleid-
oscopic variety. but each pattern is har-
moniOus in itself, while consistent with
the rest that go to form this wonderful
piece Of work Great pains has been
taken in the selection OF casting the
company calculated to put the case in
the best possible way before the public
The Celebrated Case was. for
Number OF years. the headliner in Louis
Morrison's repertoire. II Is from the
French Of d'Ennery. who never wrote
a prettier drama, or more skiilfully
handled a strong plot 1t is a pictur-
esque society melodrama, and all the
parts are good Albert LandO plays
Count de Morney; Pietro Sosso. Jean
Renaud: Lillian Elliott. Adrienne; Claire
Washington. Valentine: Myrtle Sell
wyn. the Duchess; Pauline Maitland
Chanoinesse: Charles II. Elder, the
Duke d'Aubetere: True BOardman. Paul
de Langley. and the comedy will be in
the hands OF James Corrigan. who viii
have the part Of Dennis o'Rourke.
cinderella" the bill OF all bills for
a matinee performance. will be pre-
sented on Saturday afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29
BUSINESS LOCALS

a man for general work is wanted al
the French Laundry. opposite Hawai-
ian Hotel.
Koa wood tables and other furniture
made to suit your Individual ideas by
A r. Gurrey Jr. at Hotel and Alakea
streets
Volcano mineral water is sold for IS
cents per dozen bottles. At this price
every household should have dozen
or more bottles.
Hebron Drug Company have an ex-
ceIIent line OF new tooth brushes for
Is cents. 40 cents and so cents each;
see advertisement.
A choice cottage on King street and
in very good neighborhood is offered
for sale by Henry waterhouse Trust
Company. Ltd; VIII be sold on easy
terms.
W. NJ. Campbell the contractor, at
Pawaa. will guarantee to build five
room cottage. similar to the cottages
he has just completed on King street,
for 81 .250-cottages to have solid foun-
dation. sanitary plumbing. hot and
cold water. and wired complete for
electric lights.
The Bethel street store of the Pacific
Hardware Company will be closed for
a few days in order to give the sales
men a chance to arrange the stock for
their grand coming clearance sale. in
which all surplus stock now on hand
will be sold at greatly reduced prices;
watch out for announcements later
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29
SAILORS WILL
PLAY HONOLULU

The return Association Football
match between H. NJ. s. Amphitrite and
All Honolulu win be played tomorrow
afternoon at prompt at MalSiki base
ball grounds. The teams are:
H. NJ. S. Amplitude xI.-Goal.
sproat; backs. Parker Ccapt). Wright;
halves. Scott. HasEins. Davidson; for
wards. Peggs. Kendrick. Liby. Clar-
ridge. Webster; reserves. Musson.
ChesseIl. Ward. Linesman. Douglas.
All Honolulu xI-Goal. A A. Cation;
lacks, r. Anderson. S. Beardmore;
dawes. Blackman. McGm (Capt). A s.
Guild; forwards. catteral, Mayall,
LansdaIe. Harwood. ]. H. Cation; re-
serves. Stokes. churton. Simpson. p r.
Cation. Donnelly. Linesman, Jno. An
derson.
Referee. ]. w. waIdron.
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Eye Examination.

In this day of defective eye
sight, no person, young or old,
should wear a glass unless fit
ted by an eSpert-one tho
roughly familiar with anatomy
and diseases of the eye, laws of
light and science of optics.
In addition he must depend
upon no one method of examin-
ation-he must be familiar
with all, and substantiate one
by use of others.
Here you will find employed
the best and most scientific
methods and back of all, ade.
quate knowledge of the eye and
it's needs.
A. N. Sanford.
Manufacturing optician. Boston Build
ing, Fort Street, over May & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29
EUROPEAN RESTAURANT.

CHOCK SING, THE POPULAR
restaurant keeper, is now the manager
of the European Restaurant, No. 1135
Fort street. opposite the Club Stables.
He will conduct a first class establish
ment. Twenty-one meal tickets viii be
sold for $3.50. s4A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29
.DIMOND'S WILL
FILEDFOR PROBA7E

The will of the late william W. d.
nnond was filed for probate yesterday.
The widow. Emma anna Dimond. is
named as sole devisee. she to care for
the two minor children Of deceased.
The estate is valued at $45.scO and
consists of Ieasehold East Niu ranch.
Oahu; sixty shares waialua Agricul-
turaI Co. stock. 4s5 shares of w. w.
Dimond & Co. and a $4,000 Insurance
policy.
The widow IS named as executrix
without bonds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29
LookinR After Licenses.

The Republican Executive Committee
Is now busily engaged in looking ever
the list OF applicants for beer licenses
A subcommittee. consisting OF Messrs-
Atkinson and Winston was instructed
to make a careful canvass Of the ap-
plicants and report upon qualifications.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29

The American ship Erskine NJ
Phelps was loading on April IS at Nor
folk. Va. 400 tons Of the best Poca-
hcntas coal for the Honolulu Naval
Station
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-29

Captain White. U. 5. N. Of the Naval
Station, is victim to the dengue.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-05
Is Solved at Last by the Detectives
From Spokane.
Arrested for Stealing Merchand Sc
From Cases En- Route From ST.
Paul to Seattle and Spokane-Some
OF the Articles Stolen Are Recov-
ered-Suspects in Jail.

Freight Conductors j. e, Thomp-
son and w. f.. Paul. and Brakomen
". f. DarloW and George Healey
were arrested this week ON charge
Of stealing merchandise from box
ears. There has been numerous cases
Of WheT goods that left ST. Paul and
other eastern points in good condi-
ton Would reach their destination in
Seattle, Spokane and other coast
points in battered condition, with
several articles missing. Company
detectives were put at work on the
ease, and have been working for sew
eral weeks. Suspicion finally fell
upon the men named and this week
they We're placed under arrest. They
WCla afraigned before Justice Wal
lace this week on charge of grand
larceny and We're bound over in the
sum of $500 each. Thompson, Darlow
and Paul furnished bail, but Healey
would not, and remains in Jail. They
will have their hearing Tuesday next.
The complaint against Thompson,
DarloW and Healey alleges that on
May II they broke into three Great
Northern freight cars and stole goods
in transit from ST. Paul to Seattle.
The articles claimed to have been
stolen were 26 boxes of cigars, II
pairs of shoes, seven pairs of gloves,
a sack of rice, and some handker-
chiefs. The stolen goods were stated
to be hidden at COZ Second avenue
east, 331 Third street west, room Z
over the Exchange saloon, and at
209 Second avenue west. The places
me entioned were searched, and a box
of cigars and few of the other arti-
clpS described were found
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-05
Such Is the Belief of Friends of Paul
Wagnitz.
WAS ROBBED AND MURDERED
And His Body Then Thrown Into the
River-His Pockets RfIed and His
VaIuabies Taken-Jury Returns a
Verdict That Death Was Due to a
Blow on the Head.

Missoula, June 5.-Reports come
that there is no doubt in til. minds of
the friends of Paul Wagnitz that he
was foully dealt with; that he was
held up and robbed and then
murdered and his body thrown into
the Clarl's Fork river. The fact is
almost established beyond a doubt
by the autopsy upon the remains held
at Undertaken Lucy's today, and by
the fact that not only was Wagnitz's
watch, chain and money gone but
that his inside coat pocket was pulled
out of shape and the pocket book and
all the contents Of the pocket miss
ing. Drs. j. j. Buckley and E. w
Spootswood, who conducted the au-
topsy, held that death was due to a
blow inflicted on the left side of the
head. The fact that death had oc-
CURED before the body reached the
water was established by the fact
that the lungs contained no water.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-05

Bryant woman and had often spent
hours in her company. 1t is believed
that he grew insanely jealous of her,
or that he sought to shake off the
mesalliance. George Bryant has
been the cause OF much trouble She
first came to Great Falls as the wife
of William Zimmerman. who was at
that time a conductor on the Great
Northern. She made life so intolera-
Bile for Zimmerman that the latter
was forced to leave the city. He is
now running saloon in Kalispell
After Zimmerman left, she became
the paramOur of young married
man, who afterward left Great Falls,
deserting his wife She then went
to Fort Benton, where she was the
consort of a barber for a time it is
said that young Rowe and the barber
had a quarrel about her a short time
ago, and that the barber left town
Immediately afterward An inquest
was held at Fort Benton this morn
ing and a verdict that death resulted
from deliberate suicide was rendered.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-05
Wealthy but Unbalanced Young Man Of
Northern Montana
ENDS ALL HIS EARTHLY TROUBLES
Rowe Was Jealous of His Sweetheart Although She Was
Not lmmaculate-Had Been infatuated and In Her
Tolls for Long Time.

Great Falls, Mont, June 4.-Harry
Rowe. wealthy young man of Fort
Benton committed suicide this morn
ing by shooting himself through the
brain with a revolver. The motive
for the suicide has not been fully dis
closed, but the act was the result Of
an infatuation for woman Young
Rowe was the son of William Rowe
one OF the most prominent and
wealthiest stock men in the Fort
Benton region. He was about &c
years of age and was the oldest of
seven children. The shooting occur
red about o'clock this morning.
Rowe and woman of the town
named Georgia Bryant, with whom
Rowe had been infatuated, went to
the wagon bridge across the Missouri
river. They had proceeded only a
short distance when Rowe drew A.
caliber revolver. and placing the muz-
zle to his forehead pulled the trig-
ger The ball entered between the
eyes. He died instantly. Rowe had
long been an ardent admirer of the
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-05
Committed at La s. :, About Ten Miles
From .>aispell.
THE VICTIM WAS JOHN FLYNN
And Was Not Discovered for Many Hours After the Deed
Was Comn,itted--One Man Under Arrest but No
Charges Have Been Made.

The most cold blooded murder in
the history of Flathead county oc-
Cured at LaSalle, Monday night,
when John Flynn was shot down in
his saloon and robbed while lying in
a pool of blood. Who committed the
awful crime remains unknown, al
though the officers are hard at work
tracing down every clew that will
perhaps lead to the capture of the
criminals. The case is shrouded in
a cloud of mystery that battles the
officers, and while they are doing
their untmost, they are handicapped
at every turn and progress is neces-
sarily slow. The peculiar circum-
stance of the body lying in public
place for over II hours without be-
ing discovered is only one of the
strange incidents of the case, while
another is that the people of Colum-
ba Falls, seven miles away, learned
of the killing before people of La
Sale, living at a distance of 100
yards, became aware that a murder
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-06-05
Known Dead Reaches II in Topeka
Kansas, Floods.
GREAT RIVER Is NOW FALLING
Bodies of Victims Are Gathered Into
an lmprovised Morgue, Awaiting
,ldentification-A Drop of Over Five
Feet From the high Water Mark
Affords Some Consolation.

Topeka, Kan. June 1.-THE bodies
of seven more food victims were
found today. The list of known dead
now reaches Il, with so people iden-
tilted. Scores are reported missing
and there is no way of Immediately
locating them. The Union Pacific
depot has been improvised as a
morgue, and there the bodies are
gathered to await Identification. The
river today fell 13 inches. This
makes drop of over five feet from
the high water mark.
Kansas City. Mo-, June 4.-With
the rapidly falling water, business is
resuming its normal condition. The
10000 people made destitute in Kan
sas City, Kan. by the flood are be
ing we'll cared for. The relief serv-
ice is we'll organized here and there
has been little sickness.