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@mara de Delegates
E1tracto de Ia session de hoy 27 Fbro.l

Eztracto de Ia session de hoy 27 Fbro.)
"A las dos de Ii tarde se deslar6
alberta II session, presidiaa por Ell
aef11f DOmeneeh.
Sc le56 y Aprob6 81 aeta de ayer.
VAriCa veCinoe dc GALES eolicitan
de 10 ASSEMBLIES Legis.. tiva que Sc
apruebe el H B. SO sobre empires.
tito.
Sc leyeron varies dictkmsnes de
las comisiones permanentes los que
queiaron incluidos en- el turno del
din de b, y
PfopuestAs de Bills.
81 " va. Provayerdo meioras
permanentes en- II E EstAc On agror g..
mica experimental de Paerto Rico y
para haeer inses.igaciones especia.
les acarcs del tAbaco y del e rs.
N1msro 88. Para raf 1il y y pu.
blicar Las le y IS de 10 Legislature pa
Dad&.
B.lla en- 81. lecturs.
H J r z. FL r. 20 e B ID
mero AZ y G B .1nero 12
A vuta ske en- 8 =. lsctura al FL. B.
n11ert 81 PARA formar 10 Co t, de
apelaci6n, el sl nor D.az N. .varYo
dijo que Sc Abstenia de v t... Il!
docsor Nnf:z dijn Qua lts Dalega
dos ests ban en- el deber de votar.
La p. esidencia 1Antea Ell dill ama d
Ia Cimara, sprohardo 8 to I. pro
posi- zion dsl Da'f g do de IN &c ,ria
e &, d r D.sz N vArro VI to en cen
trs.
@ .ed6 votado eu 8 le IRA tam
bien el H B. 81 para est. bleeer iui.
CLOS por ] J1rasos en- las causas civi.
les y ell q. B 8 para enmendar def
ciencias en- las tAaaciones de To- pro
piedaa.
Ri senior Montalvo Dpidi6 y fee
Aprobaao. que SO Consigne en- alta
nm voto de gracias para el seiior
Garrison autor del q. B. r1n 12
que provae una pens On 6 favor de
los nietos de don Roman. A peti
ci6n del senior Fejsrdo se nombr6
una comiai6n compuesta de los ss.
i1ores Montalvo, Fsjardo y N a, l
para que dem las gracias al ss6or
Garrison
So racibi6 el G. B. Idm. II sobre
revisi6 de balal !, pesss v medi.
das. F.jardo pide que se posporga
indefni6Amente.
T.. tef1or Gnzman BeniteS pide que
antes se Leo, pues In C&mara no co.
ncce dicho G. B. Sc proce1i6 Atu
lsctura y paa6 q To- comi.i6n corrsA.
poEdiente.
Sc propuso ind q idamenta ell FL.
B. sobre ps GO de los diAs de vasas
clones pAsaaas & los maestros.
Sc acOrd6 que se pAsara al Conf
sionado de e lucacion In peticion de-
10 viuda de Maldonado sobre iubi.
laciou.
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Information Local

Febrero. 26-Torm6metro: 76.5-
Bar0metro: 80 l4-Humedad; 80
En- parte Nublado.
SantorAl de ma n 'EA: Santos Rom6n
y Tsofilo.
CArtss detenidsS: Frazer F. Fs.
rrAn A. GAlib.r, N. George r. Con
zAltz ]. GonxAltz G.. Juex de Ias-
trucci6n L. LasarA s. Viscaya r.
Wlllisms r Wyka G.. Wood, G.
Eta tarde cuando c'rcule els
Correspondence. SO estAr3 llevando
q efecto en- sl campo del Morro, Ii pa :.
rAdA miiitAr por el battalion puerto
rr'qut d }. Maflsns dsremos datallea.
layer rde sA]i6 para Ponce el
joven den FfAncisco R.mirtz. en-
p!eado de 10 mercsntil que RirA an
tstA plszs baio lA rs2oa social De
So.1 y RamireE.
-Msf1snA 6 les dccs del dfA sal.
dr& de N aSva York pAra este pue, t }
el vapor Amsri,ano aPonce.D
-Hemos tenido ell gusto de sAlu
ear en- esta Iedaccion q nuestfo qua
lido amigo correapnnsai de 10 ca.
rolina, don Vicente GArtf. SAlgAdo.
Deseamosle grata estAncis en- estA
ciudAd-
-Esta ma11ana sali6 con rumbo &
las inlas Csnariss ell vapor esp, mol
sBuencs Aires.S
RI AviAo de- guerra sGioucestars
Arc,o aver en- cate pusrto procedente
de CulsbrA.
E-Ayer fueron aaistidos nor ell
prActicants.i i Larger Felix T .rres,
Alfonso Artons, Domingo Qainsal y
Felix Cosme, de contusiones y heri-
das lsves producidss casuslmante.
-Esta maflAnA fonde6 en- cate
puerto el vApor sFiladslfias de New
York.
Ell dia "a tuvo lugAr en- ell Ell Tri'
bunal de Distrito de Humacao, In Wis
to para In acumulaci6n de pleitos se.
guidos por los hermanos srnando,
ElvirA y Bsrnardina Perez, contra
10 succession GArrigA, de GuayAmR.
Abogados Lopez LAndr6n.y Torres
Monge.
-Anoche sl lAyuntAmiento dc San
Juan nombr6 Preaidents del mismo
don Manuel Rodriguez, y Vice Pre-
sidente, & dom Lnis Chevremont.
Ill LicenciAdo Coll y Cuebf ha
aldo desiRnAdo para formAr parte dc
10 comisi6n do hAcienda del Ayu1 to.
miento On union dc Torres Norge y
pherrsmout.
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Information Local

-Sa encue ntrA en- ekts ciu Had don
azlArio Casa ytcino de Manatf.
p .rA Ell df 8 del p 6ximo Mario
estA sefiAiado el 1si.i1orAl de 10 eau
90 contra Geos gs Csrrateuiilo, por
hulto de nm pantA On y para eli ID q.
proceaente de 10 Carolin. Sc instru-
yo coItra Inoeenci1 r sm O, por hur
to de una novilla.
-Se dice que entire los candidates
para oeupar Ii vscsnts de CONCEAL
qus results CON motive dtl nOmbra
miento de Alcalde del se1Ior L ,timer
6gura oil d. ctor 10 6 Msrsuaeh.
-MAfisna probabiemente empeza'
rA aus trAbs - lA comision invssti.
gadorA que se nombr6 del ssno del
AyultAmieEto de sst to ciudAd.
-Por acuerao del & tino smeeting
genera 10 sU LION OorerA Fedora
das MIN: 9 626 aDuncia & todos 1os
miembros que lA cOmpCnen y 6 los
que deseen irg esar en- ella, que sl
lu1eG 2 del entrALts mes 90 r. unis&
esta Onion en eneet!rg general re
gular., con o. fi n de resolyer npcr
tsn inas cuest:oEes S. pids 10
Asistencis de dos an el local de la
FsAarae:6n L'h el rsfarid dfa
las z do 10 NO. he para ls sesi6- q 10
ha de llevar 6 cab3 di1h Union.
Aver In conlsion dc ID Policfa
Insular hsxo 20 rseDganchasy sepa
re iyArios miambros honrosam
ts Dor habsr terminado sel tiam.
20 de aus servicios, negAndo asf el
rAauranmfa nma AL 0ftaPa n Nehn
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Gran incendio
en- Cincinnati

:Sew York, Febrero II 1890 P M.
Ha ocurriao un terrible incendio
en- Cincinnati Varies grandes edi-
ficios fueron destruidos por las la
mas. Ell esfuerzo de los bombe fos
no pudo detener ell avance del fue-
go, que redujo q cenizas ell princi-
pal teatro de la poblacion. Sc ase-
gura que han ocurrido desgracias
personales y que las perdidas mate
riales alcanzaron q 2 millones de
dollars.
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Excitacion en-
Guatemala

New York, Febrero 81 1890 A. M.
Noticias de Centro America in
forman que en- Guatemala reina
gran excitacion contra las republi-
CAS- de Salvador, Honduras y Mica
ragua. Ell Presidente de Guatema-
la senior Estrada Cabrera ha dis
puesto que salga un ej6rcito en-
auxilio de Bonilla, al que SO han
undo muches revolucionarios hon
dure1os para derrotar q Sierra.
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San Francisco ndm. 40

Aver fu6 6 Csgnas en- a.untos par
ticulares Ell seflor don Alfonso FAura
do HumacaO.
La sortija de orc rifAda por q. Ca.
aino de Mayagaez, sela e gAr6 l. Sc
nora dofia Rosa Torrsllsa de Morales
CESE Ell EGOISMO: Como al.
guuas personals de cutis sonrosado
natural no quieren reve'ar como
conaiguieron desaparscsr 10 palidez
de ans mejillas, ~ 90 tempo sepan
toaas que tas sacreto estirba en- las
PILDORAS RECONsTITUYEN.
TES DIE VALE & CANCIO,
La carrezs que gan6 eli primer
premio en- 81 carnaval de Msysgr -,
fac 10 de dom Santisg 60 A. Oaino que
representaba el sMando."
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Mr.. Bowen saldra
pronto para Caracas

New York, Febrero 81 1890 A. M.
Sc dice en- esta ciudad que prom
to saldra para Caracas el Ministro
MIR. Bowen. En- la capital de We
nezuela Sc desea tributar q Bowen
una manifestation p1blica en- honor
q los servicios que aquel ha presta
do q la Rep1blica en- ell conf1icto
con las potencias aliadas.
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Vino de StearnS
DE ACETTE DE BACALAO
FERRUGINOSO

FERRUGINOSO
EstA preparation contiena 10 psrte
curativa del Aceite de BAcslao 10
que hace que sea inmejorAb'e para
todas Las afscciones del pecho, ade-
mas con tiene tambien hierro qus do
fuer zAs y enriqusee 10 sangre y el
hecho de estar estas substanciAs di.
sueltas On nm vino de mesa delieioso
y nutrisiv0 hace que De pseflera
siempre por todos los ne iieos. Si
quereis gozar de unA buena salad y
eonssrvarla para siempre no vacileis
en- usAx eli
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TELEGRAPH sin hilos
entire Guadalupe J
Martinica

New York, Febrero 27 1890 P. NJ.
Sc ha establecido Ell TELEGRAPH sin
hilos entire las islas francesas Qua
dalupe y Martinica. Ell suceso .ha
sido muy celebrado por los habi-
tantes de las dos islas.
Sc. ban expedido mensaies de
salutac'on los gobernadores de Qua
dalupe y Martinica reciprocamente
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Debe preferirSe

Para reeonstituir los org .nis mos
d6biles, psrificar 10 sangrs. crsar
carnes, aumentar el apetiso, en- flo
para ponerse en- comp eta salu 1, no
existe pingun preparado que pueda
compArarse al
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AL BEI.LO SEXO

Todas aquellas que tengan
su CUTS manchado con pecas
paflos etc, basta para que de-
saparesca con usar ell Rene
dio Turco de Sidi-Amazz Que
vados.
De venta en- la Farmacia de
F. Guillermety.
Por mayor. G.. Mulet.
Mayagiiez, PR.
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/, D3n Fernando Aiem2n VAl'6a,
ne lido t;tular, SubdelegaAo de Me.
dieina, Director &c Sanidaa mA,isi.
ma, n iieo de ID Real @ reel, del
Cuerpo de B3mbsros, de lA G .mpA.
MIA de Fsrroesrrilas, de Il Sociedad
de s, guros de Vida eMassAshusset It's
Benefits, de B ,ston, Di- q ,tor del
Hospital de II MonserrAte, Pfesiden
ta de IL Delegation de ID Cc. Roja,
lkureado CON 10 plAca de lA AsOeia
ci6 !, Caballsro Hospitalarioy S6sio
correspondence de In S5ciedad de
Hygiene e spa d ols, etc, etc.
Csrti6co: Qae he nsAdo en- mi lar.
ga prkctica CON britlAntes resnlta
dos 10 Emuls Ga de Scott, de aceite
de hfgaao de baealao CON hjpof osfi
tos de cal y de sosa, y one su mao es
pre- f srible & cualqular preparAdo
an&logo en- los ni1ios, que la t,man
con faeilid I'd.
En todas Las ,Afeccionss pulmona
res, en- el rsquitismo, anemis y en-
todos los casos en- que hays empo'
bree iniento de les elementos orgk
nicos. el bs1 6fioo result .do 90 segu
r., por 10 que 10 reeomiendo efcaz'
N snte tan exeelente preparado.
Arecibo, Pue,to Rsco, Mayo 16 de
1894
DR. FERNANDO ALEMAN.
Sc h.lla en- Jaana Diaz sl aistin
guido actor dram asico puertorri'
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Nas partieipa el contrRtista de los
bales de Carnavai, que ma compro.
misc ces6 el dia "a del corriente.
Santos FSliDpi.
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Ell Polo NOrte
Y BILLAR. :

El mejor establecimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
radisimo. Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, y icores. de Ia mayor pu-
reza.
Is San Francisco q
I'm ests imprsnta "a vsEde papsl
visio 6 $2.40 sl qaintAl.
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Santos Fl;Dpi.

Horroroso erimsn, eomaterk el
que NO eompre ANA de Ian mGquina
de doble pespHnte 8 cadeneta que
venden 4 % 8. Mel6n q Co Allen
st esquinR q San Justo,
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Vino de StearnS

Uaic0 preporGdo en- sw cgase
DE vENTA EN- TODAS LAS
FARMACIAS
r. STEARNS & CIA., DETROIT
MICH, T. u A.
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NOTICIAS

CoNSFJO ALAS MADkES. - FL iarabe ca!mante
lie IL sehor, Winslow iebe slempre que o niios
estan el periodo de la dentcion Proporcona aivio
Immediate al pequeho paciente. produce sueho
muy vivo allegro Es muy agradab1e paladar, calma
al nifo ablanda sus-ncias, alivia dolores hace f.
Giles las funciones del estomago regula los iestnos.
Es e mejor remedio oonocdo para Ia diarrea va pro-
xenga 6sta de la dencion de cuaguiesa otra causa.
T6ngase mucho cuidado pedir e Jarabe Calmants
de Ia Sehora Winslows % 81 msiox de eodos.
Vsrios i6venes de la socieaad de
Ponce. e.lpedir&u al seflor Alcalde de
aquella ciudad. el que permita iugsr
cArnAval el pr6ximo domingo.
Hey gran Animac' On en- Maysgu 2
para el baile que 90 celebrar6 el pro-
ximo domingo en- aque'la eiu lad.
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Para aiiy' ar esa irrifacion qce
sienten aquellos que padecen a1guna
affection bronqpial, las Pastiiias
BronquiaIes de Brown. son nuy
dtiles. Remedio sin igua1 para Ia
tos. ronquera y NAL de garganta.
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MAnana s&bado % hAbr& nm gran
bale en- Ell Casino de P mes; y para
ir 6 g., reina gran aninal 8 !.
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Para curar On RefYodo en- u0 dIa

tome Las PASTTLLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. E hoticario le devolver& el dinero si
no Sc cura. La frma de e. w. GROVE. 90 halla
en- cada cajtta.
A pesar de que g Casino y Q. Csn.
tro de Maysgu &, prohibieron Ell uso
de polvo para jugAr el carnAval,l se
jug6 CON cate en- los salones de
aquellos centres.
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N(yTICIAS.

IL. % se los eorrieutas & las 8 de
su noche ae eelehr6 en- M.ysfn 81
act1 hist6 loo del entierro de ID Sar
dina
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New York, Fe5rero 81 1890 ?. M.
Ha muerto en- esta ciudad ell in
ventor de la ametralladora sGa-
tling.1
Ell tinado gozaba de gran aprecio
aquf, y su muerte cause impression.
A su entierro asi>tiran representa-
tes del gobierno y atlas PERSONAL :
dades de a politica muy amigas
del inventor fallecido
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Baquero y Gandara.

Commentaries importadores dc
provisiones de t0das procedencias,
San Justo ID y 1b, San Juan
Ptc. Rico.
ais i
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Doctor Emilio CheYremOnti
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

De regreso de lna e tadoa q nidcs
he Abierto sd OFICINA DENTAL
Gale de San FraE cisco ndnero SO.
Ffente 6 10 CApills.
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DR. FERNANDO ALEMAN.

Sc halla en- Jaana Diaz el aistin
guido actor dram asico puertorri'
quefio don Jose L. Otero.
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Sc quejs Il prensA dc Ponce, de
los feesuentes ese& adalcs que hay
diariamente en- uua de las esquinAs
de IL Gale W4shi gton de squella
ciudad.
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Aver ne expendi6 IL carne en- Pom
ce 6 % csntavos el ki,o

rH7N7fI15TTTI5ISIT7TIITi7TITI1T7F
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-03
jumped in q Chimney.

The Atlanta Journal says Ira Da-.
Wis, about 35 years of age, who has
been working on Rev. r. 81. Smiths:
farm near Gainesville, Ga, for NUM-.
Der Of years, was brought to this city
and lodged in Hall county jail for.
safe keeping. The negro is affected
with a peculiar form Of insanity, sup
posed to have been produced by the,
extremely hot weather. Wednesday
night he was suffering from the de-
lusion that bloodhounds were on his
trail, and began a wild race for life
and liberty, which ended in one Of
the most remarkable captures on re-
cord. For a mile be ran, disrobing
as he ran and throwing articles OF
clothing along his path piece by piece,
until he was entirely nude. BE
reached the two-story dwelling Of W.
r. HowingtoD about o'clock, after
part of the family had retired for the
night. He scaled the chimney by
climbing up the lightning rod and
mounting the roof, jumped down the
chimney. The fall was distance Of
Is feet or more, and he landed on
some boards which had been placed in
the fireplace. With great difficulty
be was extricated and drawn out the
top Of the fue by means Of rope,
and be was found to be terribly
skinned and bruised, but calm and
willing to be taken in charge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-03
Two Captured a Company.

A prominent feature around Mis-
sissippi headquarters, which were the
liveliest in line, was Judge Harris OF
Memphis, Tenn, who was a Missls-
sippian prior to his removal to len.
nessee. Judge Harris told recently OF
the capture Of an entire company OF
Yankees by one man Of bis command,
the Seventeenth Mississippi, who was
aided by negro. The man wasJohn
Lake. The negro who aided him was
known as Sandy. Lake, who was In
company F, sighted the soldiers, who
were in camp. Instructed Sandy, and
sending him to flank them, he boldly
walked up In front with drawn sword
and demanded their surrender. The
Yankees sprang for their arms, when
he yelled out: "Shall we open FIRE
captain?" Thinking that they were
surrounded, the Yankees laid down
their arms and were marched off to
the main body of the Confederates.-
New Orleans Picayune.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-03
& EEW SLAVERY
4 System OF Peonase Which Obtains
in That State.

At the request Of the department OF
justice. the Cnitcd States service has
undertaken the work OF Investigating
the charge Of peonage. Or holding
another in Serritude to work out d
debt, which has been made against
persons living in the vicinity Of Mont
gomerv, Ala. The punishment pro-
vided by the statute for this crime is
a fine of not less than 81 200 nor more
than 5000 or Imprisonment of not
less than one year nor more than five.
One man named Robert \. Frank
lin has already been indicted for keep
ing negro in servitude for at least a
year. information in the hands ot
Chief Wilkie tends to show that a
regular system has been practlced for
a long time between certain magis-
trates and persons who want negro
laborerS.
1t is said that the plan is to bring a
poor negro before a magistrate on d
tIimsy charge. He is convicted. and
having no money to pay a tine, the
white maa offers TO advance him the
money. provided the negro will make
a labor contract with him for length
of time sufficient to reimburse him fer
the money and trouble he has taken to
keep the negro out of jail.
He is thereupon taken away and b
gins what is frequently q long term OF
cruel Seryitude, being frcGuent!;
whipped for failure to perform work
to the satisfaction cf his cmplorc".
An agent vi the secret service, who is
now on the ground. will make i
thorough Investigation Of the whcla
alleged system and turn over to the
United States attorney for that dis
trict all information he may secure
with view to the prosecution Of Of
far6nrS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-03
The Mystery Solved:

City detectives claim to have un-
raveled the mystery Of the $1,000
robbery of the union depot ticket
Office in Birmingham, Ala, which oc-
Cured May 16. As a result two
young men, one of them being the
son of J. NJ. Bibb, superintendent Of
bridges and buildings of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad, have
been arrested and axe now in Jail
No one will be allowed to see them
and not even the name Of the second
man arrested can be ascertained. It
is claimed that the robbery was ac-
complished by boring hole through
the ceiling over the ticket Office from
vacant room on the second floor OF
the union depot, and through this
hole the robbers looked with a magnl-
flying glass and watched the employees
Of that office work the safe combina-
tion. It is said that on the night OF
the robbery they entered the Office
while the night ticket seller was asleep
and worked the safe combination.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-03
Einht Trainmen Killed.

at Birmingham, Ala, in a collision
between two freight trains on the
Southern railway, uear Bryan, there
were eight men killed. After the col
lision the wreck took fire and burned
rapidly. The officials OF the road
have not yet explained the cause of
the accident, but it is alleged that an
operator went to sleep or duty and
failed to deliver an order. The burn
ing wrecKage destroyed the wires and
cut of communication for some time.
The dead are: Henry Action, engineer;
L. G. Chester, engineer; johnson,
engineer; Roland Madison, colored,
fireman; Otto Wood, fireman: David
Ingram, colored, fireman: Robert Han
cock, fireman; J. D. Hill colc.ed,
breakman.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-03
A Girls Tragic Death.

At Rome, n. Y, with halter rope
tied around her wrist and a frightened
colt running at top speed Rena
Webster, of Northwestern, was drag
ged a half mile over a rough highway
and killed. Miss Webster, who was
20 years Of age, led the colt to allow
it to eat in the highway. While the
animal was feeding she sat down by
the roadside and engaged in sewing.
TO prevent the animal from getting
away, she fastened the end Of the long
halter rope to her wrist. The colt
suddenly became frightened and ran
away. Miss Webster was dragged
hcadlong into the roadway, and the
horse ran into the village Of North
western, dragging the girl at end OF
the rome
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Decaloltated Him.

4 special from Newcastle, Wyo.,
says: w. C. Clifton, murderer OF Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Church, lynchec by
a mob from Gillette Wednesday night.
The mob battered down the jail door.
holding up the sheriff and deputy the
while, and hung Clifton to bridge
west of town. Clifton;S head was cut
off by the fall Of 40 feet. John ".
Church and his wife, who lived on
homestead claim IS miles southwest
of Newcastle, were never seen alive
after March II last. Clifton, whose
ranch adjoined that Of Church, was
arrested On suspicion and on April II
he confessed that he had killed Mr..
and Mrs. Church Their bodies were
found at the place indicated by him.
Clifton claimed he had killed the
couple in Self-defenSe.
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Bundy. and his assistants. on lniorma-
tion furnished By pOSto;lice inspectors
who lave d great mass OF documen-
tary eridence. notably d letter TO
John J Ryan, from George y. Chris
fancy as acting assistant attorney gen
eral for the poStolfice department.. in
forming Ryan that the Investigation
satisfied the Washington officials Of
his right TO use the mails IN his busi-
ness. Ii one corner are the Initials
ID. V. NJ" in Miller'S handwriting
indicating that Miller dictated the
letter. and for that reason the officials
say there is no proceeding against
Christiancy. This letter was not for
warded to Ryan, but it came to him
through Johns when they met in Gin
cinnari, Dec. s, 1902, after Ryan paid
Johns 81 100 cash and s3.400 in ST.
Louis checks These checks, indorSeo
by Johns. are in evidence.
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immortality Of Our Rich.

DR.. r. St. John Perry declared be-
fore the State Association Of Physi-
clans at St. PaulS that in immortality
and intemperance Americans OF
wealth and apparent respectabilty
were worse than African savage$.
'Christians lock with adherence or
Mohammedans who take plural wives
and are true to them" he said, 'yet
many Of our Americans indulge i:
thrice the wives Of the ignorant say.
age and are untrue to all. Vice ana
immortality are rampant among al
classes. Physicians can bear witness
to this. To gauge the state of Ameri-
can manhood one has only to count
the thousands Of fallen women il
0itv
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Battle With Strikers.

The first serious outbreak since the
late strike order was issued occurred
at the big @ mines on Lanrel creek
not far from Thurmand, ". Y, For
several days the strikers al that point
have been making an effort to induce
the non-union men to join their ranks.
wednesday evening the strikers be-
gan marching in body toward the
mines. The guards on duty. half a
dozen in number, at sight Of the
marching body opened fire. The
strikers quickly returned the fire, but
as they were at long range the shoot
ing was not effective and only one per-
son, Marshall Brown, and guard,
was killed in battle. Several received
minor injuries. Brown was shot
through the stomach, the bullet be-
ing from Winchester and he lived
but a short time. More than 100
shots, were fred before the strikes re-
treated. More trouble,is anticipated.