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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-24
IA CORRESPONDENCE Dg PUERTO "a DE- lBR DE 1888
Los Angeles en- Arecibo
(De nuestro c0rresp0nsol1

Abril %. Dasaa las primeras no.
ras de II mafiana de hoy eircul6 por
todas parties 10 Sensational notieia
de que clos angeles. se pre-. entarfAn
de nm mcmen5o otro en- nuestra
santa ig.eais, con objeto de dirigfr
al ubllcu 10 pAlabra.
Y en- efseto, & ESQ de las nueve y
media, y seguidos de una multitud
de peraonas inmensa, entire 10 que
dgurabAn muchas eampesinas, los
refsridos eApgelsas hie1sron an en-
trada On 10 cludad, po1tAndo ida
nnn an estandAxte de teia blanca de
q goe o., en- Cuyo centro sa destacA'
bA unA 6 an cruz en- negro. Ambos
eatAndal tss ostentaban inscripeio
mes que dscf4n: <V4vA 10 rsllgl6a
eAt6 .lcA. Aposlo4lca romano.
Los aDgs.iaos esos venfAn &eseAl
70 y en- cuerpo de cAmiss; u.an
xrAndss bigotss en- vez de alas, scn
ae aspects tsticO y de mOdAles tos'
eos, y se titulan esnviados de Dies 8
inspirados por 10 DlvinA Graei.s. De
ans respect vos eusilOs pend1 "a ro'
aarios de cam&ndulAs y escspularios
1a 10 Vfrgsn del C4rmsn y el Cora
z6n &c Jes "a.
Da esta guisA psnstraron en- 10 CO
"A d Dios, donds faeTon recib.dt O
nor el Padre Pins, quier, dsaae el
nj nito hau 6 d los fe igreaes ali
rauniaos en- sentido que lgnora,
| nuas. por cAusAs sgenas nuset n
vo,nntad no pudimos asistir q ese
anto. Lo que si me consta, ca
oaas "a termiLo con vArios WAS
~ ral;oion cAt6lica que fueron con
tastados estruendosAments por 10
mnchadumbre que llenaba sl sagrA
do rscinto.
Ri sdiseursos que uno de ellot
pronunci6, dssde sl atrio de 10 .gls
Ala. raeihiendo en- au descubiertA CO
hesa al ardentf simo sol de estos aiAl
dur6 ,ea horAs, ain tomAr durAnt,
las mismas nj nm trago siquiera q,
agus siendo tan potente y sonori
| ID woe de csc soradols. que 90 haei
OR 6istintamente 6 una DISTANCES d.
$50 metros, favor de 10 briss.
| Niuguno de sllos sabe leer nj ca
cribir; no reciban dinero de nadie
seq !, me irf formAn, y son hombre
honraaos que una parte del temp,
10 emplsAn en- trabsiar y otra en- ga
predieAeiones.
Dsspues /, o refsridos sangsless 9
retirAron, & descanssr sin duAa, se
guidos del g .ntfo, 6 uns casa de
otro lado del puente de hero.
A las doce volvieron & la ciuaad
y desde Ell atrio de la iglesia habls
ron &l ,lico en- 10 forma mas chs
bAcsna que darse puede.
Esto ha ocurrido en- Arscibo G
% de Abril del Ai1o de gracia de 100
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Ell Marinero Fadoen
oay0 anochn Il m r
desde uua muralla de
20 metros de alt "a.
Un reporters de ola Correspondent
ciaY acudio en- ell acto al lugar
encontrands una cinta del uni
forma

Anoche q las / continues gritos
de auxilio alarmaron al vecindario
de las caletas de San Juan y Mon
jas. Varios policias y algunos. pai-
sanos, bajaron entonces por la puer-
ia de San Juan, pues Sc decia que
por la parte del mar ALI, Sc aho-
gaba un hombre.
La policia y paisanos Sc dirigie-
ron hacia Ell sitio denominado xPri-
mer Higuillo>, y encontraron, arro-
jandose al aqua el cabo Aljandro
y ell guardia Felix Gimenez pro-
visto este de una linterna, y un
marinero americana que hac1a es-
fuerzos por ganar la orilla, 10 que
no le permitia ell estado casi ago
nico, en- que Sc hallaba.
Una vez sacado del aqua despues
de devolver alguna cantidad de
cervesa, manifesto ell marino que sc
habia caido de la Immediate mura-
LA, que mide cerca de veinte me-
tros de altura.
Fu6 conducido a POGO a la Sala
de Socorros.
Tenia cierta cantidad, &3l billetes,
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SILLETAzOS EN- LA
MALLORQU|NA
Que bon1tas cosas Sc
estan ensenando
al "nif1o'

Aver fac dia de aeonteeimientoss
entire los m&rinos desembarcados,
procsdentes de los vspores de guerra
sartos, en- este puerto.
Serian las siete de 10 noehe, unos
de aqu6llos, entr6 precipitadamsnts
en- 81 cafe "La MaryorquinA" y sin
decir ''ostse nj mosts" cojic ana ST.
lla para asscar CON ella & m marine
70 Que & pocos momsntos llegaba Al
miemo sitio persjgaiendo al pEimero.
Yer este 81 que psrscfr ga perse.
guidor y asertale m silletazo, fac
obra de an momento.
Aturdiao el agrsdido por el golps
cay6 al suslo, pero repuesto al POGO
ratio de su quebranto. SO levsnt6 y
continue "a perascus:6 hasta el cafe
de Charles de donae parece que cate
ocult6 III que hula sin que pasara
las cosas mas ALA de 10 sucsdido.
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Trernendo desastre
a soldados ingleses

New York, Abril "a, IL. a. m.
Otro despacho llegado de Lon
dres informa que ALI Sc han reci-
bido noticias de un tremendo de-
sastre ocurrido en- Soumalfs a 200
soldados del ej6rcito ingles. Sc
asegura que los Soumalfs dieron
muerte q muchos soldados 6 hirie-
ron gravemente q los demas.
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:ausia y Ell Japon
Sc preparan para Ia guerra

New York, Abril "a, II. a. m.
Otro despacho informa que la
Russia y ell Japon Sc preparan para
la guerra. En- "a armada rusa Sc
ad7ierte gran moyimiento y SO mo-
Villa un considerable eje.cito para
reforzar CLIQUE Sc halla en- la Man
churia. El Japon tambl6n hace
grandes y activos preparativos de
guerra. En- los circulos politicos y
aiplomaticos de Europa causan estos
successes sensaci0n.
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NOTLCIAS

coNsEIo LAS MADREs El iarabe G., eaman,s mar 10
estan en- e psrodo de la dentcion Proporciona alivo
Immediate al pequeho paciente. produce un sueno ma
tural tanquo alyia el do.oI el aagehto despiera
al nio ablanda sus encas avia dolores haee "a
Giles funciones del es6mago regua los intestnos
vsnea sta de la dentici6n de cual9qefa osa causa.
,ie IL SsGara Winston, On 81 rneior de todos-
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G!BlEiRlNas
sERVICIO ESPECIAL
DIN
LILA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
D1REoro DE NEw-YoRK.
Crisis en-
Mandchuria

New York, Abril "a, II. a. m.
Dicen de Londres que a causa de
prolongar Russia indetinidamente la
evacuation de una parte de la Man
churia, ha surgido en- esta una
violenta crisis CON ell gobierno iapo-
nes, que interesa la salida de ALI
de las tropas rusas Las relacicnes
entire las autoridades rusas de la
Aanchuria y el elemento japon6s,
son muy tirantes.
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Concentration
de tropas

New York, Abril "a, II. a. m.
Las autoridades rusas, estan con-
cent? ando miles de tropas en- la
parte de esa region de Ia China
perteneciente al Gar. AL Este de
la Manchuria Sc encuentra una di-
vision de la escuadra japo1esa. Sc
asegura que motiva la crisis Ell que
Russia pretende extender Ell gran
ferrocarril a puntos No abarcados
por la concession, 10 que estima per-
judicial para sus intereses ell Japon'
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ESpantOSa matan-
"a de judios

Nueva York, Abril "a, II. a. m.
Comunican de San Petersburgo
que en- varias pobl'ciones del i'm
perio han sido pasados a cuchillo
numerosos judfos La matanza de
estos Sc ha generalizado espanto-
samente; y Ell Gar ha ordenado la
intervention de la fuerza para re-
primirla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-24

ESPECIFICOS HOMEOPATI.
cos DE HUPHREYS de venta por
Rsfael CAST o Gonzalez, Fortaleza
81. Sc regala un manual para su as }
en- espaflol 6 ingl6s &aquellos que 10
aoliciten.
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VOtaCl6n pIebiSCitaria de
LA correspondence

EstAdo de In vot&ai6n hoy:
TERRITORIO............. 1856
INDEPENDENCIA....... 12015
GOBIERNO TEMPORAL. 1884
COLONIA,.....s.,.......... o9
CONFEDERAC4ON ANTI.
LLANA..... ..........+. 5435
Otro de Gusyams por Gcbierno
temporal observ&:
V6rtigos, sudores feios y snsias
de muerte, se sienten en- ell are;
gritos de despecho. voces de
corAie, manifestRciones de r1'
biA, SO oYen por todas parties;
promesss de odio y da vangan-
zAs venGr&u despu6s. Son los
mAlos hi @ que rgaron ell lktigo
contra sus hermAnoE. EmpiezSn
recibirlo en- 10 espRlss; ten1s
que ser"
otro de Guayama por Gobiern :
temporal dice:
"LN ola de disgusto viene de abaio,
los mimados del Cesar son los
peores. InvAden Lac concienciA"
' marchs hacia arriba. Como
espeio veAse el Pleabicito des
"LA CorrepondenciA", El ma
yor n1mero vota por Indepen
dencia. Que ha pssado? Antss
ter {amoa mas votos por Terri
torio. Que sucedef Sc Acercan
los puertorrique nos, se buscan,
SO perdonAn, quieren olvidar!
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GrandeS refOrmaS en- ell
ParQue BOrinQnen

Su due0o he introducido elf, gran
dss raformss, para Rolaz de los con,
currentse. Un nuevo y hermoso CO.
medor Sc ha establecido tambi6u.
adem&s ee un gran Billar, nuevo.
Es ahora squel sitio verdAdera-
mante racrssvivo, " nadie debe de-
jar dc acudir 81 SIP &rqaa", donde to.
no ag deliCiOsO.
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l32sdIeI3:lI pa! YYsiI.I
||,!|!!ll.I VINO GiI3li'G
E|iI|3s Ii511|&|iI5s sin Rival


La gente de sentido comun sa-
be apreciar 10 bueno. Por ESQ tan
tos toman ell
Vino de StearnS
de Aceite de Bacalao Ferruginoso
siempre que necesitan un buen to-
nico para enriquecer, purifcar y
fortalecer la sangre.
No Sc acepte otro que Ell de
"Stearns.'
FREDERICK STEARNS & CIA:
DETROIT MICH, e. U.A.
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A V Is @
Sc compran y venden
creditos de los opositores
del quebrado A. Raus
chenplat,
INFORMARAN SAN JUSTO l3 Y l

Los mie mbros de IA famila Sc han
cursdo r6pi5amente tomanao 10
Emulsion de Scott.
Sto Domingo, R D., Setiembre,
1894 Sres. Scott & Bovine. NuevA
York
Muy Sres. mios: Haca tempo
que veugo recetanto Ia Emulsion de
Scott, de aceite de hfgado de bacalao
con hipofot ftos de cal y de sosa que
Uia' preparn, hsbiendo obteniao
siempre los resultados mas satiafac'
torios. Actu&lmente IL est&n to-
msndo los miembros de mi fAmilia,
en los que me ha sido f&cil notar el
rkpido progreso de su curaci6.
Aprovecho lA oportunidad, para
felicit&rle y suscribirme de Uds,
Alto. 8. S. Q. B. S. NJ,
y, Ne Ramirez
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EN QUE Sc TRATA
de asuntos ocurr.dos en-
Pto. Rico y Sc dan opi-
niones de IA prensa
continental

Mr.. MOODY Y Mr. PAYNE DE
CLARAN QUE ELLO3 GRECO.
MENDARON Ell EOBRESEI-
MIENTO DE LA CAUSA POR
CONTRABANDO
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motive
aGu6e gs
Agd
IoIIaIns sCeydrma" DR.
4bveue
don
edeunn
naurbe
6uid
a agrna eneS nHS
Uric "ha ud
la
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Doctor Emilio CbeVremont
CIRUJANO DENTISTA
San Francis SO
FRENTR A LA CAPILLA

Los qua tienen pobfeZa de sar gre
estkn muy espueE to coutraer enfer
meSades cont sgiosAs epidSmicas
susambiando por fAlts de fue' zas; ;
para re superAr estss y enriquecer los
globzlos roios de 10 ssngre. son In
dispsnsables l8s <PILDORAS RE
CONSTITUENCIES DE VALE
& CANCIOo
Sal Superior de Curazao
A 40 CENTAVos %.
Maiz del pals en- Il sacos
a $500 "a.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ia
manos de 2 hasta S pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Grampas, barrll de 90
libras So.
OfreCen BaQuero y Gandara
Para curor un Refy0d0 en- un dtd
| tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMA
OUININA ri boticario le devolvera ell dinero q
no Sc cura La frma de e. W. GROVE se halls
| on cada cajits.
,ilrl7rigulr1IITlIEnllELTlr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1 ~ Q II
\ r. Un sSIGgerO reSfrfado" tos o
l & 1rrIGacion de la garganta, 81 Sc des- Il
| 5 cuida, produce con frecuencia una incura- x
~ BILE enfermedad pulrnonar una irritacion 8
| y c1onea de la garganta. Sc cura efectiva-
| n nente con las PasGtllaA BrOnQufales
~ do Brown.
| E =
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Baquero Y Gandara.

COmerciantes IN mportaaoreaa de pro
welcomes de todas pvocedenciRs.
San Justo 18 y is, San Juan Pto'
Rio.
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Para Curor un Refpodo en- un dId
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMA
QUININA. El boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
no Sc cura La frma de 3. W. GROVE se halla
on cada cajita.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-14

is delightful the year round, and there
are the seashore and the mountains al
ways near by. Just across the bay
from San Diego in southern California
for several years past there has been
what is known as Tent city 1t is a
city of tents. people living there for a
weeks or two weeks outing The
streets are all named and patroled by
police. The tent city is also piped for
water
The Santa F'e Will run three special
trains from Chicago to Los Angeles to
accommodate delegates and their
friends attending the Presbyterian gen
eral assembly at Los Angeles. May p to
June .
The delegates train viii leave Chicago
Thursday evening. May IA. reaching Los
Angeles the following Tuesday morn
ing, May 10, with a Sunday stOpover at
Albuquerque The missionary special
will leave Chicago the same time. but
viii reach Los Angeles day later
owing to additional stopover at Grand
Canyon. A. T. The third special train
viii leave Chicago May Is, stopping only
a Grand Canyon and arriving at Los
Angeles at noon, May 20.
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MONEY FOR QUEEN LII.
Hawaiian Legislature Again Votes
Her $15, 900.

Honolulu, April IA house commit
tee report on an act to regulate the sale
and use of opium contains the state
ment that the opium smoking habit is
spreading alarmingly among the ma
tives. The movement against the COM
petition Of -Asiatic labor is increasing all
over the islands At a meeting OF me-
chanics and other. workmen in Hilo
resolutions were adopted by which all
agreed not to work with any Asia.ics,
not to employ or contract with Asiatics
and not to work on any job begun by
Asiatics.
In Honolulu there is a movement
against Asiatic storekeepers, Of whom
there are large numbers.
The insects sent here from Mexico by
Prof Koebele. entOmologist of the Ha-
waiian government, for the destruction
of the lantana weed are proving a sue
cess.
The house has passed a joint resolu-
ton to appropriate the sum of 500 600
for the use Of Prince Kuhio Ka1alian-
aole, delegate to congress- in furthering
the interests Of the coffee industry and
others.
A joint resolution for the appropria-
ton of $4,000 for ex-CueenA LiIioukalanI
has passed the house without a dissent
ing vote. The last legislature made d
similar provision for her for the last
fiscal period.
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MUST PAY THE TAXES.
County officers Take Steps to
Collect From Receiver.

In the United States circuit court Mon
day afternoon an application was made
for an order restraining Bennett r. w heel
er, receiver for the Investment Trust
company. from transferring any of the
property in his possession from the county
or from diminishing it in any manner until
taxes for 1903 had been collected upon IT.
The application made by j. X. NC
Nary. assistant county attorney, upon in
formation provided by County Treasurer
H. NJ. Philips and in behalf of the county
commissioners. The case results from me
effort of County Treasurer Ph1ilpS to col
lcct taxes upon the property and Mr..
Wheeler's refusal to do SO without an or
der from the court
According to the statement made by
Receiver Wheeler to the assessor he has
about S135. 600 worth of taxable property III
his charge. The tax on it amounts to
about s.. 300. Wheeler says he has never
receivership and that he has no authority
to do - without the order of the United
States circuit court. Although taxes upon
property in this county Tor the present
year are not due until October the county
treasurer has authority to hasten their
collection when he is under the belief that
the property VIII be removed De1ofe the
time of payment.
According to the representation OF Coun-
ty Attorney McNary in court yesterdsy-
the county authorities had been informed
in charge is about to be taken away or to
be divided among the creditors of the In
vestment Trust company This occasioned
the haste to collect the taxes
In response to the application Judge
Hook directed Mr.. Wheeler and a repre-
sentative of the county TO be present in
court on April . to state the case m de-
tail and to receive the Instructions of the
court He assured Mr.. McNary that no
division of the assets of the Investment
Trust company is about TO be made ma
jurisdiction of the court until the question
of taxes had been settled
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-14
UNCLE SAM,S wagon.
More Than Four Billion Dollars Has
Been Carried in This Cart.

Down in the snb-basement of the old
custom house, along with the ash cans
and rubbish barrels there stands a
sturdy little wagon which has carried
in its days more than $4,000, 600 Of
Uncle Sans money. When the little
wagon was consigned to the scrap heap.
some time ago, Custodian Lawlor de-
cided to preserve it if he could.
i've been here now for nearly twenty
years" said Mr.. Lawlor, and it amt
within my memory when the little
wagon failed to make its daily trip up
Wall street to the sub-treasury and
never a penny spilled. There's them
that have been here thirty years and
the tale is the same I call that faith
fulness and Uncle Sam'H have a hard
time finding any other word for it.
guess. Anyway. I'm going to keep the
little wagon as long as they'll let me-.
The wagon still seems fit for duty. It's
joints are rather weak, though, and it
has been repaired so often that it was
thought best to replace it. 1t carried
the money received as custom payments
from the custom house to the sub
treasury at the close of business each
day for more than thirty years.-New
York SIM
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DR.. Shops
Rheumatic Cure
Costs Nothing If 1t Fails.

ANY honest person who suffers from
rheumatism is welcome to this offer.
am a specialist in rheumatism and
have treated more cases than any other
physician. ] think For Is years 1 made
1900 experiments with different drugs tesx-
ing all known remedies while searching the
world for something better Nine Years
ago I found a costly chemical in Germany
which. with my previous discoveries gives
me certain cure.
don't mean that it can turn bonv ioints
into flesh again; but it can cure the DIS
ease at any stage. completely and forever.
] know this so well thar I VIII furnish
my remedy on trial Simply write ms ii
postal for my book on rheumatism and
Z viii mail YOU an order yoAr DRUGGIST
for six bottles DR.. Shops Rheumatic
Cure. Take it for a month Il my risk
fails I viii pay the druggist nyself-aul
your mere word shall decide H.
mean that exactly. If you say the re-
suits are not what 1 claim. don't expect
q penny from you.
nave no samples. Any mere sample
be dragged to the verge of danger I use
10 such Drugs. and # Is folly to take them
y on must get the disease out OF the blood
nv remedy does that even in the inosr
difficult, obstinate cases. 1t has cured the
oldest cases that I ever met And ia al
my experience-in all my zoe tests-I
never found another remedy that womb
cure one chronic case liz ten.
Write me and viii send yOu the order
Try my remedy for month. as il can't
harm YOU anyway. II ii fails. t is frsa
Address Or. Sheep. Box i2g. Racine WIS
Mild cases. not chronic. are often cured
BY one or two bottles. At all druggists
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-14

out Of the paint shop tomorrow after re-
ceiving thorough overhauling IN both
coach and paint shops.
Frank E. Bush succeeds A. X Carson
IN the office of the superintendent Of
transportation Mr. Carson has secured a
better position at Ernporia-
It IS denied that c. e. Bartlett has been
appointed chief clerk TO the general store
keeper. Mr. Bartlett IS now in Topeka.
but says that he is to have nothing NOR
than clerkship in Mr.. Rice's office
party composed of Robert T Lincoln.
president of the Pullman car works: Third
Vice President kendrick Of the Santa E'e.
James Dunn, chief engineer for the Santa
+ e. and r. r. Gable chairman of the e,S-
ecutIve committee of the Rock Island sys-
tenn. passed through Topeka today on Sam
Ia Fe train No 2 All Of them. with the
exception of Mr. Kendrick. are just re-
turning from an extended trip to Caiifor-
mia.
A New Mexico sheet prints the follow
stops to let jack rabbits cross the track,
and the train that goes so slow that You
nave to take a hair sight on telegraph
pole to see that it is moving. The follow
ing item from San Bernardino paper,
however, is the worst ever. Grass delay
cd the Temecula train this morning and
the delay of this train caused the San ia
cint0 train to be held at PERKS for nearly
an hour. This is the first time for many
appears that the recent rains, followed by
the warm weather has given to vegeta-
ton wonderful growth and within these
Few days the grass out Iemecula way has
sprung over the rails in such thickness as
to conceal the rails .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-14

ration of Independence itself rests upon
the same foundation which supports
our religion, namely, love, and those
who deny the doctrine of human broth
erhood are not apt to respect the creed
of inalienable rights and natural equal
ity embodied in the Declaration of In
dependence and the constitution of the
United States.
Jefferson was the greatest statesman
known to history. He believed in the
rights of the people, and had a heart
large enough to take in all humankind
He hated tyranny, whether it mani
tested itself in religious or secular
affairs. and applied his doctrines to all
questions
The other speakers were: Andrew A.
IiDscombe, 1.-The Thomas Jefferson Me-
mortal Associa ton: President Henry
Needham, of Columbia university. JET
ferson as a Promoter of General Educa-
ton; Rev. DR.. J. Stafford. Jefferson
and Human Rights" and Governor a.
j. Montague. of Virginia. Jefferson as
a Citizen q the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia."
Frior to the banquet the board of gov
errors met and practically decided thai
the proposed memorial to Jefferson to
be erected in this city shall take the
form of a building
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-14
FIVE MINERS KILLED.
Fatal Results Follow Gas Explosion
at South McAlester.

South McAlester. I. T. April H.
There was a gas explosion in mine No.
II of the Kansas & Texas Coal COM
pany at Carbon. in which five miners
We're killed: Floyd Oder, George Teek,
Frank McMullen, Jerry Kincaid and O.
A. Fields Rhemus AcCrany and Ben
Hamilton We're badly burned. How
the explosion occurred is not known.
There were seventy-five miners working
in the mine at the time of the explo-
sion and all but the eight had no diff
Guilty in effecting their escape. The
eight miners were working together in
the same chamber. The bodies were all
rescued. OF the dead men all had fam
lilies except McMullen.