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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07

ciado, con caracter irrevocable, ell alto
puesto que desempenaba en- ell Gabinete
fracasado.
LA ADUANA EN- PUERTO Rico
Ell Departamento de la Tesorer1a
de Washington Sc halla resuelto q que
sigan las investigaciones hechas en- Ia
Aduana de Puerto Rico para determi-
mar ell fundamento de los cargos dirigi-
dos contra ell Collector Mr.. Cruzen.
UN PoLfTIoo ExPERTo
Ell rey de Inglaterra ha logrado
conyencer algunosf prohombres y au
mar determinadas vOluntades para cons
tituir gobierno. Hasta ahora, ell 1nico
nombramiento Official ha sido ell de Mr..
Litlleton, quien sucedera Mr.. Cham
berlain en- el-cargo de Secretario de las
Colonias.
CACERfA DE ESCLAvOS
Las autoridades norte-americanas
en- Filipinas, acaban de dictar disposi-
clones, tendencies dismiduir Ia esciavi-
tud, que todav1a existe en- algunos pun
tos del interior de las islas. Sc Ia pro-
hibido tambien, bajo seVer1simas penas
los contraventores, Is cacer1a que Sc
venfa hacienda de los esclayos fugitiyos.
ATENTADO
Ell Presidente Roosevelt ha sido OBJ
jeto de un nuevo atentado. Un socia-
lista intento sgredirle por dos yeces,
evitando la consumacion la guardia de
Casa Blanca y los detectives. Este he
cho ha causado sensation. Sc afrma
que SO trata de otro loco procedente de
Minneapolis.
ANIVERSARIO DE lola
En- elprimer aniversario de la muer-
te de Emilio Zo.a, este mes, estuvo en-
ell cementerio de Montmartre visitar
la tumba del Maestro una sociedad de
escritores y artirtas.
Los REYES DE ITALIA
Sc ha fjado para ell IA de los CO.
rrientes Ia vista de los reyes de Italia
Paris. Los festejos que en- honor de es-
tos sc preparan, son muy suntuosos.
En- LYON
Ell Presidente de Ia Rep6blica frau
cesa los altos funcionarios de aquelIa.
iran recibir en- la estaci6n de Lyon 4
los soberanos de Italia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07
Ultinos cables
PoBLACfoNEs AnlENAzADAs

Las partidas rebeldes marroquies
han atnenazado Taxa Rabat, donde
ne fortifican apresuradamente las tropas
del Sultan para resistir al sitio.
En- EsPERA DEL ArAtaUE
Distintos buques de guerra, dis
pnest0s 4 innpedir los actos VandAlicos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07
HOTEL FSTRFLLA' REFORMADO

Ell esablecento montado la aura
de Isla ofrec bc esmerado servo comodas
habiaciones vas la bahia d. g. todo modera
dos Sc admiten tab6n abonados Una vista la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-07

ciado, con caracter irrevocable, ell alto
puesto que desempeflaba en- Ell Gabinete
fracasadO.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11
MAY BE BUILT
WITHIN A YEAR.

Colonel Monserrate saws the
Arkansas Pass Railroad Company
will keep its pledge to the Railroad
Commission to extend It's line from
Alice to Brownsville and to have
the new road in operation within
two years. Colonel Monserrate in
saying this IS giving himself plenty
of margin. He knows that it will
not require 50 long a time to build
the line and it Is not intended that
construction shall be delayed more
than can possibly be avoided. but
he does not wish TO offer any
pledges that might not be redeem
ed through unavoidable delay. The
road may be completed within a
year.-San Antonio Express.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11
THE BROWNS VILE EKTEN- THE
SION

NJ. D. Monserrate, the general
manager of the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railroad, announces
that he has let the contract for
grading and surveyors will begin
locating the line of the extension OF
his road from Alice to Brownsville
Monday, July -. The contract has
been awarded to J. P. Nelson, a
railroad builder of long experience.
We are truly pleased to learn OF
this action; it is encouraging. 1t
implies a well-founded object, but
of the nature we know not. We
await further developments with
interest. please keep us advis-
ed"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11
4 COIIPIRISON.

The San Antonio Express COM
pares the social relations in Ohio
with conditions in Texas, and It's
conclusion Is decidedly favorable to
Texas. as the facts in the case bear
It out. The Express is correct in
saving that the good citizens along
ihe Rio Grande border unite in up
holding the peace and dignity of
The law, regardless of nationality.
The Express says
There is a large Mexican popula-
zion along the Rio Grande border
IN Texas. 1t comprises some good
citizens and some bad ones, just as
does the American population.
There are occasional conflicts, as
there will always be where bad men
Of anv race or nationality abide.
Khsn there are disturbances Of the
peace the good citizens uphold the
officers in the enforcement Of the
law without any regard to the color
or nationality Of the offender. There
may be race wars along the border
a tie Ohio river. There Is nothing
Of the sind IN Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11
SATURDAY, JULY IL. 1903.
THE HERALD'S POLICY

THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD goes
after It's county Judge and a lead
ing banker with sharp stick for
throwing off on the railroad pro-
ject while serving on important
committees. 1t frequently happens
that men of wealth and prominence
don't want he country to go ahead,
and Just why would be hard to
guess.-Cuero Star.
All men look alike to the THE
HERALD. While we would much
prefer to allude to the gentlemen
mentioned as being closely in touch
with the general spirit of the peo-
pie Of Brownsville, the fact that
such Is not the case Is against them,
and prevents THE HERALD from
crediting them with the desire to
advance the best interests of Browns
vile. no matter how much we may
regret to take this stand. But it is
only fair to Judge Carson to say
shat he did do some real good work
for the Lott cash bonus. and has
otherwise showed an interest in the
project that is evidently sincere.
We are willing to credit him with
whatever good he does-like all other
men.
That he is connected with the
efforts to secure the Sap is a matter
shat Of itself Is altogether creditable
10 him. We commend him and
Capt. Kelly for their efforts in this
matter, insofar as it IS public
affair. But their methods have not
met with our approved all the way
through. The Sap would be a
desirable acquisition to Browns
vile railroads. THE HERALD has
never opposed it and never will
There are usually several ways OF
accomplishing certain ends, and in
4his case because THE HERALD chose
i different course to its two fellow
citizens it does not follow that this
paper has been unfriendly to the
Sap and Indifferent to It's coming
20 Brownsville.
But the past ism the eternal past
let our differences be settled for aye
Let us all pull hard and pull
y sogotAer to secure both the Lott and
she Sap railroads. THE HERALD /;
where it has always been-foremost
N the advance guards of the city:
progress. Line up, fellow-citizenS
Get in the grand march, Tn,
future is ours, Brownsville /:
destined to be the greatest city OF
lhe Mexican Gulf,
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11

SUCCESS to the campaign for nat
ional pure foo. laws! The public
in general, the welfare of the entire
nation, is vitality concerned in the
quality of the food that the people
consume. The adulteration of food
and the manufacture of injurious
limitations of any articles of food, as
well as the sale of such products,
should be ranked rs penal offenses.
The federal and State governments
could not concern themselves with
a better business than that of in
surfing pure food for the people.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11
THE HERALD
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The HERALD hereby announces that
lanes T. Denton is now connected with
the paper in the capacity Of associate
esditor and business manager, and Is
authorized TO collect and receipt bills or
transact any other business in connec-
ton with either the paper or the job
department. ANY attention or favors
shown TO Mr.. Denton will be appreciat-
ed by the proprietor Of THE HERALD.
JESSE O. WHEELER,
Editor and Proprietor
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11

THE Laredo Times says it is still
looking forward to that excursion to
Brownsville on the Lott railroad.
All right, brother; you will be re-
ceived on the Lott road and return
ed on the Sap, if you choose, for we
will have two within a year.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11

MATAMOROs seems assured OF gett-
ing railroad connection with Mon
terey within less than year. Good
for the Heroic City.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11

CLoUDBURsTs are getting to be
every day affairs. Cannot some
thing be done to prevent the clouds
from bursting?
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11
WHICHNESS OF THE
WHAT.

would call concentration of cir
cumstances" leading up to the pub
lication in the city of Brownsville
almost every day lately of a small
circular issued from nOndescript
source and purporting to contain
information of vast Importance to
the people of Brownsville.
Now THE HERALD believes in
candid, open, straightforward, man.
~ policy in all things. 1t has no
tolerance of men or measures whose
methods are underhanded, surrep-
/ titious. Hence we believe it is best
to have this matter cleared up at
once; have it explained fully, so the
people will understand and no more
questions of THE HERALD manage
ment will be necessary along this
line. Thus will the whichness of the
what be made known. The "what"
being the dodgers" daily issued
by two well-kn0wn citizens OF
Brownsville on the local railroad
situation.
1t is not our purpose to define
these circulars, but in passing we
will merely say that it occurs to US
that they are appropriately named;
dodgers" evasions-subterfuge.
But we will tell this story and be
done with it for good and aye. 1t
will be remembered that the first
kilograms were published dated
June oath. and 18th. And there's
the secret, Prior to the oath. rep
resentative of THE HERALD had in
terviewed both Captain Kelly and
Judge Carson about certain tele-
grams which it was reported they
had received. At that time they as
sured him that the reports were un-
founded, and their statements were
believed, and are still believed by
/ THE HERALD man. However, both
gentlemen unequivocally promised
to let THE HERALD have the FIRST
Retrs received on the subject in
question. And TIE HERALD man,
feeling that abundance of faith in
the integrity of his fellowman char
acteristic OF his nature, confded in
the promises of these gentlemen.
He was prepared to treat them with
entire frankuess and fairness and
would have freely given them space
in TIE HERALD to publish any tele-
gram. letter or communication.
This space Is still theirs: ii has "ere,
Jeep rtased,
But alackaday! How often, Oh.
how often, is ones confidence in
his iellowman abused, The first
telegram received by Messrs. Kelly
and Carson, Gter their promise. they
suppressed it, Then they sent more
. kilograms to Mr. Monserrate, and
he-trusting soul and fine old gen
, tleman-demanded that his tele-
grams be published officially. OF
, course. then THE HERALD had To Ire
notified.
Z he subsequent events are such
recent history that we need not re-
iterate them. 1t IS sufficient that
the facts be known as to who have
violated their good faith'-their
promises-who have assumed unto
themselve, the prerogative OF
speaking for the people OF Browns
vile.
1t is true that Judge carson has
informed several citizens that his
name was used to the first kilograms
without his Acknowledgements?
No, impossible! However, as tele-
grams still come from Mr.. Monser-
rate to both Kelly and Carson, we
nm. .nnclnde that the indna ras
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11

TEXAS chance ofbeing represent
ed at the Worlds Fair is still doubt
ful. The time set FOR final deci-
sion Of the question, which was
July /, has been extended, in the
hope that few weeks more would
bring out NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
make up the deficit in the fund
required, and it is believed 10y those
in charge of thcproicct that success
may yet be theirs It isto be hoped
so. Every Texan with particle
of patriotism or State pride in his
makeup should do his part in this
cause, and also the part Of those Of
his neighbors who are lacking in
these qualities. Any who have
through negligence failed to sub
scribe to the fund so far should lose
no time in doing so ere it be too
late.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-07-11

THE esteemed Gonzalez Inquirer
is respectfully informed that, in
the opinion of the Herald, it knows
very little about the "@inews of
war" behind the Yoakum-Lott plan
of 4 railroad ti,0ngb Brownsville to
Mexico City The Inquirer's ''op-
inions and predictions" regarding
public matters are generally sound
and safe, but in this instance we
feel warranted in disregarding
them entirely. The Inquirer is not
in a position to know certain
things. hence It's reasonable con
illusions" are after all very absurd.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Thes- Asbury ~sa, 70 Roeksals
last ~esk ou . VISIT q his moshrr.
J. = wssssers spend1 asnly Al
hia ti'ns ao'r Down % th- isrm. Tie
serms % hks e.
Mr- ard Mx chas. Eiasidgr 81
Sssaaa- sssss sfayoo Gasksh auss
ssise. sssF suudsy. M-s. Eldssags
Ss 4 ssssz % Mrs. GraErs.
casrs slzESshea and wsE-. fr.m
LIS Aass.0s- cass1rnia. are "a ts-
ray vazg hs pa-suss. Mr.. ard
Mr. J. r. NzEsseu-
HISS Bas1A yruBaskak. az
Iols- Kaasza has ber- vfs=tz Es4
Erzuaparer.s. Mr. and Mrs. samI
wsE-, 81 Wst C4e nr.ss. ne
Paa u-z1
sisA c c. J1zes aas huie sau
Bgrsas Iefs ~ ST. Lsus lass IN
drY rvsag . vn r-1Icsvzs and
frss-ss Na lszes sas aos visit
ed ias-s ssv sesuzl ye4rs and wsII
rsnssz 81 soze fu
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

rs virtue and authority Of an
execution Issued from the office
0i the Cierk of the Circuit Court IN
aud tor the connty II Bates. Nturn.
able "a the June term, lau3, of said
court. and 20 me dlfacted. wherein.
A. Sanders and Dan Sanders. lrm oi
sanders Bros, are plnintiiis. aud
Sarah A. Sanderson. defendant. I
have levied upon and seized the fol.
lowing described reai estate situated
in said county of Bates. State al
Missouri and descFibed as follows.
to-wit: Lot twelve lisl la block
thirty-two t32l Ia the Rich Hnl Town
Company's first addition 10 the city
oi Rich Hlll, ard will on the ath
day ot june. 1893. between the hours
Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and
ave o'elock Ia the afternoon Oi said
day. at the east front door Of thu
court house IN said county and state
sell nt public auction, for cash, a.
che highest bidder, the property
above described, 10 satisfy said cN,,
cutl0n and costs.
Batler, Missouri. May g. lpo1
Jon a. SNlfn.
sheriff ~ HATES County
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Az Ger tzrr,sr ry.s.ss-s .sss to-
adFaHtAss - Ea,s zaSrerp.ss-se.S s.ssi.-
hing oEasr NE rlfs Ysnr aaaze. wh6R
iRclndas vita ta3s vaDer. Tse G1xe
stock Indkeasor, lts sg.-rE,as r ss--u..~ss
Inszitute Esiitins aaE thg gauisrr
farmeg. Th<se tArs pszi.r..asss,n.s
asr The l,ess q flaesr elasas aissE .ksq,.s
he IN every harm ho1a.s. 70 tsvaa ~
add. Tor ioezl sazzty aaE ex-eraI
Fev-s, oar 0wn pap-er. and nlzke snp
price g The four on Fesr aufy 81 =
AeFer eef9re was ~ u1sch supersor
reading matter 0zersd for - sussa
An amount ~ mguey- The shrre r.z-
pers name3. xAich we elub wlth 0,sr
owu, ans wsl ku1Wn rkrouwh0ut
The West aud eomneal fiensssivew
% tne reaslers tsveeahie attention
upoa mere uentt9a- Ths Lire stocx
Indicator = fAe great asrieuitur,.l
aud I've sEDak pap.g n tbe West.
The Poaltry Faruaer L the moas
practical poultry PAPER flr the faru,-
er, vhile I,he Special Farnaer's fnssi.
tnte Esii1ions are the na~t praetical
pubitcatious for ear promoti0n a
good farming errF published. TAKE
aavaasase q this grrnt oasr. a. it
- ili hoid gool for sAoFt tfine only.
s0mples - thsse pat~Fs may u ex-
aminsl hy eAIllns az this ouice.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04
FOUNTAIN PEN
For School Boys and
School Girls.

We are pleased to eses 10 any
eoy OF gwl who will secure ios Us
EIGHT NEW suBScRIP IONS
FOR THE KANSAS CITY
WEEKLY JOURNAL AT a5
CENTS EACH. MAKING
a TOTAL OF TWO DOLLARS
81. ool aud uili sead the moaey
10 IS sogs,hsf with .hs names, ws
wdi mail to his Or her address.
charges prepaid. A BEAUTIFUL
FOUNTAIN PEN. THIS pea is
guaranteed 70 sire Psrlses satis-
isssioa If property handled. Rub.
Der handle aad geld pointed. Isls
6sss class 10 every respect. whaI
IS the uss Of having a bottle oi 'nk
wheu yoa eaa have ,his pen ia
yoar pocket. al 6llsd ui,h ink aaa
read, tor WFiginge rhis pea is /
great present los she boy og gul
aad 6 yoa viii get oei and make /
6ssle siioss On Sasusdsy. you eaE
secure a list 10 short time ant
earn this bsauiiiol pea. Nov 4
the time to make . ggial - oal
/ pfoposision wili oaly hold good 10
sixty days lSom Deeemhef lsi.
Seed money by poacthrr ofaf'
o. d1ali. and address AZ sommanl
easssns 70 Tbs Kansas Cisy Mssk
liy Jooraals kaosas Cay, Ne
send ios sample copies oi thl
lWeskly ier sanysssiag,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04
STATE oNssrshID in Desmask

From the Chicago Ckronicls.
If there is sny co1atry 10 the
world usre state ovnerIhip of'psb-
Iie utilities ought 70 be sseeess-
iui IL IS Deamsrk. which - Snau
tsuiioEisllF. ihe psopis are regard
I'd - houest careful, frsgs1 sad
conservative snd pubic o%zers
snd employees arc Supposed ~ be
bed to tie stFictest sccountsbslify.
SKATE ownership u Dearzrk has
been unsBccessfai The Dsnish
government osns a1d operaies
about hsH CT f5e railroads ia the
CounirF. Il rSgs ne Esxsr-usnf
gsined = prosI fr1-1 its rsslrrz1s
smounfing to 4.ooo. co rzzcs,
sbosg $50 yooo- Lzst year the
profits had sbrunk 70 soo. go
francs rsszbosiff3o. &c. Sezf yezr .
deflCIt SE ezPected-
There had besa 30 eEszEz =
the rsiiEsad Uses ard 20 eha-xe
n the service szoeps fhaf 4 has
materially desersorzted. Tb-rs
has been 10 rsdzSfioa IN ihe sstGs
Of nzEc- The gross recesps
have decreased Ehile the sxPenses
have Increased.
| The cause Of this state q zEzirs
IS explained Evea snoag fhss
simple people sPoiis politics 81 TIE
most vicioas iorm has aEerted
the administration Of the asPublic
utilities. Wages ard expenses
have grsately increased. With the
same service I ssoo zdditioaal en-
! pioFss have been PLACED on the
/ pay rolls, but no uore labor IS per.
formed Ehsn had been Preforued
/ by the tormer smaller number Il
emPioyes.
II IN the little kingdom Of Den-
mark. With the PoPulstou Of Chic.
ago. politics rules the railway ser.
vice with decreasing profits and !
( deficit II view-with poorer service,
bat a constant increase in It's cost
aud a eonstsntIy increasing numbsi
employees 70 perform its same
w0rk--What would public owner
ship be IN Chicago:
Adj 25,ooo street railway en-
ployes to the pay roll force Of tbs
city hail and j, ~oald 10 longer b.
s"hrieadeT its nambcr would b
suahcient 70 form an army corps
In the natural divisloa Of p1rtie1
on general lines the street ssil
way employees would always coa
troll municipal politics and prob
ably the politics Of the sfste.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Spceinl one Way colooisg lsies 10
California, on sale wa The NJ. .. T..
Ry., Feb. iSso Juns ss,ra,s ssS.oo
10 San francisco, Los Angeles aud
inssrmedia'e points. x. A. ban.
~. Agl.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Sls Sangerfess Of North Amsri-
can Sangsrbund, St. Louis. One
fare Plus Ss.oo Tor the sOuad trip
via The Mo r Tickets on sale
June & and I6. Return hmii June
sfN.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04
CHAP C0l0RAD0 SIMMtR
RATS.

Commencing June let, tAe Basun9.
ton Eoute makes n,n.srkably cheap
r0und trip sumuier putes 20 Colorado
aud Utah -neagpr. Colorado
spFings Puelie, Gleawood springs,
salt Lake cty The daliy rate Il
about haif rate. sssept fson July iss
20 loth, shea is ls even less tha.,
half rate.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

The volume Of water Sowing out oi
tho south end Of the simplon tunnel
uader the Alps Is over 1900 gallons q
minute. and furnishes motive poEeI
sufficient not only 10 work the refFss
Grating apparatus. bu, 10 compress tbs
cir by which the drills are operated
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

There are some Foidash n Wsslr
inrton which heloased 70 the ssmS
hmlly for the iast afsy ysarei and
thcy scom no hiseer ana 40 more vifa.
clogs today than thry dia whoa they
nrst eAmo into the oeners possession.
A rev a ne nsh Ia the RoSai AQAass
ism. Il So pei~sbars. efe knosn.ii
ls lse Yssss e.s.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Mr.. Leopold strouse, who has made
many Sits TO Johns Hopkins Uniycr-
sisy. has just prcsented that insiiiu.
ton With a rare library 81 Semitic IT,
eraturo, consisting OF .7oo volumes
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

The himsy paper called tissue paper
wsn originally made 20 place between
tissue cloth Of Eold or silver 20 pre-
vent It's fraying or furnishing whon
folded.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Above the length OF ~ or 80 feet
snakes in the Philippine islands In
crease greatly in bulk for every foot
10 length. 20 that a snake ~ fee'
long looks small beside one 20 Zee,
loag.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

A farthing has been found IN the
ttomaeh Of 3 goldfish at Eyemouth.
England.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

The faculty Of Columbia University
has added a course in automobile me
chanios TO the curriculum.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Brussels has a church clock wound
by atmospheric expansion induced bg
tho heat Of the sun.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Over four billion postoniee stamps
Of various denominations are shipped
10 the dinerent Offices within a year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

The fastest bicycle record Is that q
an American. Who made > mile in q
minute in the suction of a railway
train. planks having been laid upon
tho Ties 20 furnish a track. Now q
Frenohman has made ai,y miles IN Al
hours riding behind a motor pSciuE
machine having q wind shield.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

The Hsll In front Of Glasgow oathed-
raj is built almost entirely Of tomb
stones,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Bread as a daily article Of food IS
used BY only about one-third Of the
population OF the earth.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

The average straight-shead motion
of the stars Is now put al p miles a
second.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

oarniverous animals never have less
than four toes on each foot The hyena
alone has four on each foot. Tho dos
has four an each hind foot.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

During the tuiip mania In Holland,
IN 1855 ana 1897. a single bulb q q
tulip named ihe vlceroy was sold Tor
four tons of wheat. eighty tons q rye,
-four fat oxen. eight pigs. twelve shpeF,
two hoesheads q vine four batrela %
beer. two barrels % butter, thousand
pounds q cheese. a bundle u clothss.
and a silver pitcher
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

The printing Of the first printed
bible was finished ia lass by Guten-
berg and Faust. the year Of the begin
uiug of the War of the Roses.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

Near salsburs. In Austria. lives the
mother Of thirtyseysn children.
Among them were twelve pairs Of
twins and three sets Of triplets.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-06-04

because Berlin hotei-iSeepor knew
how 70 pFeEsre Prince chun dish Of
chow. the Chinese order Of the Two
beaded Dragon has been bestowed on
hlm.