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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-04-16
Hiram rhayer Dead.

Hiram 1'nayer, who recently moved
here from solomon and resided with
his son, died yesterday aged so years.
He has been in falling health for
some time.
Funeral services at the house at
$50 q m. Friday. the body to be
taken East on noon train for burial.
For sale, afrst class peddler wagon,
suitable for selling dry goods, notions,
groceries. ETC., frame ia good condi-
tion. address BUSINESS,
Ia Care OF REFLECTOR.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-04-16

All the efforts competition STERLS
hand tailored Clothing fashionable Clothing
other Abilene
buying Cash
around and what
with those shown elsewhere
don't find goods better and for less will
WI ask for look sell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11
LOS BOMBEROS .
de Ia Playa de Ponce
trabajaron diestr amente
en- el VI t imo fuego

Dura nte ell incendio que en- aquel
poblado two lugar hace POGO, del
cual ircendio LA Corresponder ciA"
inf rm6 ampliamente & sus lectoreg.
la brigada de bomberos allf desta.
eada trabai6 CON mucha aet.vidad y
destrezs,
Ls brigada csy6 sobre ell foco y
lcgr6 aislarlo y destruirlo Elm que
necesitara, gracias 6 sus~ esfuerz EOS,
derribar casa alguna de ! eerca-
MAS. El fuego qued6 sef scaso en-
81 origen.
Las casss inmediatss 4 10 incen.
dada, suf,ieron alg', pero fuaron
salvaaas bsjo 10 ir Fl ercia de las be m
bas de sgua que consiguieron ane'
garlas y hacerlas iumunes ante 10
prcximidad de lss llamas.
Fac nm busn ser vicio prestado por
los generosos muehaehos de ls bri'
gaaa que, como tantos ctros, EXEC.
nan Abnegadamsnte su vida por sal:
var los iLt,resas sgsnos.
Fue de otro lsdo, muy apiauaiaa
10 habi,idad, orden v disciplina de
los bomberos del poblado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11
TOdO ell mundo
reCOnOCe en- YauCO
Ia inOcenCia del eX-teSOrerO
Ennanuelli
FL Ayuntamiento di6
a SUI antique empleado
un "Y0tO de CODfianza''
Fue destituido por equiyoeacion y al Co.
bernador toca haoer justicia repo-
niendole
(De maestro eorresp0nsoz)

Abril Gel artfeulo que vic 10 luz
en- su popular reri6 iico, hacienda
juatfaimas spree acion sobre la ino'
cencia del ex Tssorsro Municipal
don Francisco Enmsnuslli, ha produ.
cido qof muy buen f scto, por cua1'
to se v6 que su ilustrado diar;o rinae
culso siempre & ls veraad y & Ia jas
ticia.
En- eGta lrcha honrosa, para que
brille 10 inocencia de los hombres
buenos, dc bamos empefarnos todos
los que, sin paaiones, preveneiones
nj parcialidaaes recorremos Ell kspe'S
ro camino de 10 vida.
Acusado Enmanuelli, en- an mo.
mento, como deaffaudsdor de los
fondos que tuvo bsjo su custodia,
fu6 GestltuiSo pr el G bernador en-
virtuA de las facu taGes one tiene ell
inner Msgistraao de In Isla para
enapanaer y destituir emrlszdos
E Ayuntamiento de YaEco en- Sc
zion extraordinRrie, deciaI 6 an just
eta establishments inocente 81 Teso-
rero Municipal y le di6 an voto de
confiArzs.
La Logia sH jos de 10 Lrz. por
conducto de uns eomis On honorable
pide al Ayuntamiento certificaci6n
del acuerdo que justifiea IL honora-
bilidad del Hsrmano Francisco e /.
mar uelli y lsrzs una hoja impTess
proelamAni 10 ku ins cencia.
La eon bra que 90 prcyecf6 scbre
10 e. to honr&aa de nm hombre, es
hoy r. 70 de luz pura y b .rmoss.
Fsak ci co E amaE uelli ha sido
siampre nm hombre honraso. Ha
maneiado otros intsresss q 40 NO la.
ron les interesss municipa'es CON
equidad intac h able.
Ua funcionario I db'ico que no ha
dalir guido, que no ha fa,tsdo 6 sus
deberea y que hs siio spor equivo.
caci6n, destituido de eu esYgo, deba
| ssr repuesto, no por 10 que gai6ea
| IL remuneration de m del tino, sino
| Dor 10 que moralmente vale una re
| put aei6n.
No se mstR & un hombre por el
gutto, / Be cas t GO, sino cu&ndo 10
L y d. SD vereaieto.
Don Francisco E lmanueili ha sido
decapitado y es inc ante. El G 3bsr
nador debe restitnirle SD honor, CO.
mo ae 10 ha restitaiao 10 opin:o &
bliea, reponi6ndolo en- su cargo de
Tesorero Municipal.
Si los Ayun tamientos faeran "a
to 1omos, 10 causa de E1manuelli &c
hubiara sustanciado con un expe
disnts, del cusl, naturalmente, ha
brfa resultado inocents. Vergs
pues, 10 reposic:6a de dicho emplea
do.
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THE New York Times
deClara que va eS tempo
de fijarse en- los prob | ema 8
centro y sur canos
"Las repdblicas de CEN
tro America -dice-al sur
de Mexico, as1 como
Colombia y Venezuela,
parece que son palses
destinados 4 caer en-
nuestra esfera,
Si como "modelo" SO presenta la legis
lacion impuesta a Puerto Rico, Sc
"a un POGO dif1eil convencer a
aquellos senores

eel N. W Yol k Times. en- su edi'
ci6n del 2 de- Abri!; publica nm ex-
tense Artfculo tratando, despues de
laI g as consideraciones, del porvenir
que sguards G las rep1blisas de Sur
An erica.
Condena sgriamente 10 conducts
observada por los gobiernos de d.
chss rep1blicas, exeeptuando Mo.
xico, Chile y Argentina y cree
que quizks Cuba tambien siga sl
ejemplo de estas tres & timas. Sc
muestra sltamerts pesimista, con
respec cto & las dem&s v en- pa t.cu
lar con Colombia y Venezuela, las
que augura que nunca sa bran gobar-
nArse.
sHsy dice an 10 por cierto de sus
hAbitantes compueSto do mezcla de
esps d oles, negros y nAtivos, esta se
f JrmR de aventureros, ambiciosos y
milit res sin principles, muehos cri-
minalas, ctros que han dedicado to.
do su vida 6 intrigas polfticss; en-
Il IN palabra bandidos q ae hay en- 10
tierrAs
SSu tirarfa Sc extrema h&cis loa
extrar ceres eatablecidos en el CO.
mercio 81 ektss v1ctimas rehusan
% gar lss imposiciones que el go.
bierno quisre muy pronso son ence
rradoa en- prtsiones, aus bienes con.
fscados aus familias ultrajadas;
los alemanes, ingleses y americanos
pEeden al 1 trabsjar por ser los mas
respetAdos
sAti es como los B Ane1s, les
Creepos y les CAGtros sc han soste
riio. retirando cRpita'e el primerc
de 40 n illones de pesos; 81 segundc
de 20 millones y Castro que vi en
cAmino de 10 millones, qae tisne or
los Bsncos de Fl ancia p
Y concluye ell ArticulistR hAblande
en- pro de 10 Doctrina de Monroe
&c llegAdo pues Ell tiempo-iice-er
que aebemcs mirer este con mas
atenci6n. Estamos obljg sdos & re
primir 6 tales repdblicas como w
nezuela y Colombia. Fl camino mat
natural, ell mas aerecho, IL mel u
soluci6n del prob,ema, se1fa pari
las req dblicas vecinss, echRr & to
dos los aventurercs fuara y elsgil
gente capsz, honrsda y baena pars
los puestos cficiales. Aaf ae ir&
10 perfection aembrsndo 10 samilli
de IL equidad y justicia para un go
bierno propio.s
sLas tres cuartss parties de nm 81
glo 10 hemos perdiao ain dsdicAr
este nuestrA Atenc ol.s
<Ahora en- diferents. Como tod'
ell resto del mundo estamos atento
& extender nuestro comercio, y seri
imperdonAble que eontinu&ramo
viendo O. tos sucesos CON indif sren
cia en- paises tan produetivos y tn
ricos. Las rep6blicas del Csntr
America al Sur de M6jico y Colon
bia y Venezuela, parece que SO
PASSES marcAdos a caer en- nuestr
ee fera no mucho despues de 10 apel
tura del Canal de PanamA..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11
Algunos galleros &c Ponce
estan disaustados por que
e1 teniente Mater per-
sigue las jus4das

ri tanisnte Fsrn4rdez Mater, q as
es celoso en- ell cumplimiento de Sd
debar, trabsia con algunss de las
faerzas & sus orlenes para impedir
qae Sc il f,inja en- Pence 10 ley que
prohibe Ell iuego de gales. Esto,
como 90 natural, no es del gusto de
de los jugaaores, a'guuos de los
cuales parecs que han dicho qae tie.
men i. fusncia bAstanta para haeer
que sen re'evado ese taniante por
otro mas eficsz en- ell cumplimiento
de sus deb ares.
81 efeetivamente puendeE inf air
tAnto, 10 mejnr seria que hisis sen
modific8r 10 ley. Con ella en- vigor,
10 policfa que peraigus el ,juego no
hsce mas gus cumplir su ob.ig sc:6a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11
El Se1Or Antonio Ma
riani de YauCO
no formo part te de una comi =
sion investi gadora que
actuo ALI u1timamente

81 DC or Antonio Marisni, de Yau
co, ha b acho CIR uxrlen ,quesls po
blRci6n, una b is inpreea en- Is casi
eatablece hs b Is rel tivas su psr
ticipsei6n en- una conf ion iovesti
gadora que u.timsmsnta actu6 en-
aicba poblsci6n.
La refsriaa hoja dice ssf:
go eonstar, por 10 prssente,
que fl des'g ado para f rmar psrte
DO j. Comls:on inves igadora que
dabfA oeu arse de jastifies-, ant sls
opinion rdhlics, la consuc-a > del S
EMANUHLLF, y desistf del eitado
cargo, por que mis- ccupseiones no
me permitfan desemref1srlo; por lc
tanto, no habiendo tornado parte
de ID citada Comisi6n, es por an
error involuntArio que mi nom
bre fgura al pic de 10 hoia pd5lics
d. en- Yauco, en- 80 de Mario Ge 1908
antonio Mar5ans
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11

La EScuela Velasco
EsTABLECIDA 1890.
2S3 SchsrmsrhOrn St., Brooklyn
New York, U. s. A.
IDIOMAS. INGLES etc., TAQUI-
GRAFIA en- TODOS IDIOMAS; MA.
TEMATIOA, TENEDURIA- DE Ii.
BROS, INSTRUCTION GENERAL DE
NEGOOI0S, PREPARATION PARA
ENTRADA en- OOLEGIOS etc.
Looaoion, centrica; hospedage de
primera y precios moderados. La
Escuela Sc encarga de instruction y
hospedage cuando asi Sc desee.
TAMBIEN Sc DA INSTRUCTION
POR OORREO.
Oirculares informes pueden obto-
nerse tambien en- sLa Correspondence
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11
Cdmara de COmerCiO
SeCci6n de Ponce

A nuestra mesa de redRcci6n hs
llegado un elegarts f)lleto publica.
DO por 10 secc' On de Ponce de la Ca
mara de Comercio de Puerto Rico.
Contiene dicho folleto 10 memoirs
del ano 1902 leids en- Junta general
ell II de Mario del 1908.
La relaci6n de trabsjos hechos
Dor esa Sscc On en- beneficio del co.
mercio de los intsreses sgtfeolas
del pals, dan f6 del valer y de 10
competsncia de los elmentos que Il
componer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11
''EL CAUCHO
EN- VENEZUELA"

Hemos sido cbgequiados cen nm
ejsmplar del libro cue !leva este IT,
tulo, y del cual es autor el sef1or B.
TAverA Acok t..
rs muy interesante dicho libro,
pues trs,a CON aeopio de dAtos y
rszonsdas ohservaciones de la ex'
plotasi6n del cRueho en- Venezaels.
Damus g acias oil &c fior Tavera
Aeosta por "a muy spreciado obse'
quio.
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Linea ferrea del 0este
ITIN R A R / o.
Saliaas de Bayam6n y Capital 81

BMetes 6aratos para dias fest,Nos
I" ClaSe. g" Case.
os Capital Bayam6n, de
ida vuelta. ......... SO.25 Solo
% Bayam6n Catano, ida
y vuelta.. 10 ~
Bllete ordinario de Capital Catano en-
u clase q 3 ctvs.
Bayamon 10 de Noviembre 1902
Ramon VRldes,
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q r AN S A S TR ERIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extens0
Y elegante surtido de casimires In
eleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtidO de corba-
tas, .tirantes, igas, parag1as je-
noveses, cuellos, puros, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de coloIas. Ca
misas especiales y exclusiY = para
Frak y SmoHn y otros 1 'culos
para caballer0s.
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A los NOtarlOS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
en- dolores se hacen 6 la 6raen en-
LA kCoRRNSPONpENCIAs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-11

TARJKTAS de vista con &C okre
6 ss el'os. se Asses as sEs Co
rros >~1e ca
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
STEEL CORPORATION NOT
DISCOURAGED BY CRITICISM.
Member Of Finance Committee says
Pr0ft-SharinG Plan Was
OF Success Before Announced.
SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Jan. 3.-Reports from Pittsburg
to the effect that some Of the employees OF
the companies in h United States Steel
Corporation did not care to take any stock
in it under the proft-sharing plan announced
last Wednesday were regarded to-day by
officers of the steel corporation as nothing
more than an evidence of the fact that 1t is
always difficult to make the simplest plan
thoroughly understood by all concerned.
When one Of the members of the Finance
Committee was informed that some of the
steel workers were reported as saying they
could do better by putting their money In
savings banks. and that 1t was thought in
Pittsburg the prof1t-sharing plan would not
be a success, he said:
1.-THE plan Is already a success. We should
never have entered into it II we had not felt
our way very clearly. We have assurances
from enough of the employees, before the
plan was announced. to make 1t A success.
1t will not be long before we can issue a
statement showing exactly how many men
have .availed themselves of the benefits Of
"As we anticipated. some have misunder-
stood Its import. As there Is no compassion
about the e. matter; each one has a right to
verse criticisms We expect to get points Tor
Improvement
of the workmen see what a good plan 1t is
for them. and each year. especially after
the payment Of dividends. we will see large
additions to the list of stockholders among
the employees. They will find It beats saw
inGs banks"
j i nv was f-n ssid t s.ssss , hat, the Se- met Earnings earn ass
the last quarter of 1902 probably would be
announced In a few days. 1t was said to be
sill 90 would be shown. In the previous
quarter net earnings were S13, 600. 600. The
outlook for 1893 was said to be the most
promising upon the basis Of the orders al
ready booked.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
WOMEN MAKE STARTLING
DISCOVERY WHILE SHOPPING
They Fine BODY of Aged Merchant
who Had Evidently Been Struck
Down BY an Assassin.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fresno. Cal. Jan. 3-while shopping. two
ladies' entered the store kept by L. n.
Eicholz. an old man. and seeing no one 70
wait on them. they walked to the rear ol
the establishment where they found the
! dead body OF the proprietor. lying face
downward in a large pool Of blood.
The women hurried from the place and
not,6ed the police, and Chief Morgan. with
Detective McSwain. were on the scene with
in ten minutes.
Investigation led to the conclusion that
while Eicholz was eating his supper in the
twice on the back Of the head with a ham
uer- knocking him senseless; that the
marauder then walked to the rear Of the
number of these implements which were
kept in a barrel. returned and stuck his
victim two blows, one cutting q sash hye
inches long and laying bare part OF the
jaw. and the other nearly severing the head
from the body.
stains on the ak handle and the tracks of
the murderer's shoes.
The police are Of the opinion that the
motive for the crime was a rumor to the
effect that the old man possessed much
money. which he kept in the store.
The Public Administrator discovered IS IN
small change. tied in a handkerchief be
more money was in the place. A pair OF
shirt cuffs were found in the store. by the
police. and as neither the victim nor his
Morgan. wore cuffs. it is thought they were
left by the murderer. On the cu1s are some
bloodstains and a laundry mark.
At the Hughes laundry the cuffs were
identified by the mark as belonging to q
young. man who, with a partner, recently
arrived here and registered at the ogie
A. man answering In part the description
of the owner Of the cuffs was seer. to Jump
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
FATHER WINS CHILD FROM
CUSTODY OF GRANDFATHER.
Given at Springfield Two Years
Ago in Favor Of Older Man.

Chicago. Jan. SIN the habeas corpus pro.
ceedings brought by James W. Brooks OF
this city to recover possession Of his daugh-
ter. Florence. II years old. from Andrew W.
Brooks. her grandfather. who resides in
Springfield. Ill. Judge McEwan to-day hand
ed down a decision giving the custody of
the child to her father.
Two years ago a Springfield. Ill, court
gave the charge of the girl to her grand
father. with whom she had been living for
eight years.
On the witness stand the girl stated that
she loved her grandparents more than her
father, and preferred to live with them.
The case has attracted considerable at
tentior on account Of the prominence of tho
parties to the action, the father being
principal Of a Chicago school. while the
grandfather is Superintendent of Schools Of
SanRamon County.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
ST. LOUIS PERSONS ARE HEIRS
Will of Mrs. Mary j. Alexander
Filed for Probate.

PECIA -
Carlyle. H.. Jan. s-The win of the late
Mrs. Mary ]. Alexander. who died recently
at the home of her brother-in-law. w. ).
sparks. IN this city. has been fled in the
Probate Court. Disposition Is made of prop
erty having, an estimated value Of $s.sA.
Among the lesatees are relatives living 81
81 Louis and Edwardsville. h requests
are az follows: Roman Catholic Church
ington. D C.. a nephew. 1900; Mrs. sarah
Nyisr OF 81 Louis, q niece, 1900: q. Parker
3 PIC 81 salt Lake City, Utah. a nephew.
~Efandnephew .e0a: Julia I. Benedict Of
HarvaT asSiils ~: a niece. 800: William &
ne .rey oa 81. Louis: q nephew. 500: AZ
every Kind and description, is devised 70
sns Sster OF the DECEASED. Mrs. w. A. J.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
MADE HAPPY BY CUTICURA
Testimonial Of the Cure
pf Facial Eruptions by Cuticura
SOAP and Ointment.
Also Another OF . Cure Of Eczema
Of the Scalp and Hands
when All Else Failed.

SIT was q happy day for me when I could look myself squaleiyf N Inc
face, be cause for q long time had avoided looking in a nirro.n
No. 1Ns Bedford Avenue. Brooklyn Borough. New York City, to
Mr.. Bolton, Of the Bolton Drug Co. Young as he is. he has sold goods
in every State Of the Union, and ~! you , could not 2. IND d IN !. a ;, d = Srsss Journey
"When l was about eighteen, !" MIR: Coryel went on. my face was
covered with pimples that seemed to break out all at once. Some my
friends said that growingb boys are often troubled that way sa that was
mighty poor consolation for a fellow who liked to go out In society and
took : prope. pride in his appearance, n cheeks, chin ina and 3am 1ossason
had strength Of win to resist 1t. for Iknew that scratching would only
II suffered little physically. because the hidecus eruption was not
painfuL but my distress OF mind is a thing I don't like to dwell upon,
even now: 1 imagined that everybody was looking at me and msking
times I felt like turning my mirror to the wall -.hs
"Remediesf Bless you, every friend I met had one: | washed my
1ner al the DimpIes stick, but new trouble came. My scalp became
dry, hot and itchy. The least rubbing brought a gray ray SHOWER hSS. o.
surely as the Ocean Parkway leads to Coney Island:
.tdesra bb older than 1, became 20 anaicted that my trouble was positive
luxury BY comparison with his. He had scaly eczema on ms hanas aho
S:1:: h shs, s d Bsn sss tsyans t. IS e sssg xs the ~ aRPs srsss, eS 8 at ss so9ss,
over which doctors mixtures and other medicines seemed 7 ave n o
poMsr -, -. !. 70. .o;n. = +v cut;cura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment laughed and told him he might find q better use
for his money. but he was. not a man to be laughed u OF q good
Perhaps he used both. My memory is not clear as to details. but the
great, final result was too startling ever to be forgotten. Mind, it was
mot t tsna % IN > : d III n cr : sss ana Scales scales I we're g : removed from my
hiend's skin. His hands became fair, smooth and white. the sores o.
Cuticura Soap until his hair was thick and strong as ever.
"You may well believe this object lesson was not lost o n me. Went
fnrther reason when 1 went into the street for wondering what iolks
said about me. From that time to this have had no trouble with my
Il conquered the dandrur with cuticur.s Soap. The r, soft, s rich
steadily fr Keeping my hair and akin in proref condition. !.
CHARLES z C0RYElA So
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

Frances first entered the order. she was
stationed in the house of the Sisters Of
Mercy in Mulberry street, and remained
there sixteen years. until the convent in
Madison avenue was opened. Since then she
has been connected with st. GATHERINGS.
When the Civil War broke out Sister Mary
Frances volunteered as nurse. She was
assigned to the staH of General Foster in
Beaufort. 9. c.
Later she was transferred to Stanley Hos
pital, in Newberne. N. e. In general orders
from headquarters her devoted care of iii
and wounded soldiers was commended.
After the war she returned to the quietude
Of convent life.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF A NUN.
Sister Mary Frances Served as a
Nurse During Civil War.

New York. Jan 3.-Fifty years a nun is
the rare distinction enjoyed by Sister Mary
Frances Of the Sisters Of Mercy.
In st. GATHERINGS Convent, where she has
spent thirty-four years of her religious life
elaborate arrangements have been made for
the celebration of her golden jubilee to-day
In the chapel of the convent at No. 107;
Madison avenue a mass Of Thanksgiving
will be celebrated.
The celebrant will be the Reverend Henry
Murray, rector OF st. Rose of Lima Church
at Rockaway Beach. He will be assisted by
the Reverend Michael F. Shine Of Port
Jervis and the Reverend F. F. McGronen OF
St. AIMS, Brooklyn. .
Half a century ago. when Sister Mary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
California via New Orleans and tn
Carnival.

The fame Of the New Orleans Carnival
has become q by-word the world over. Tia
magnificent pageants Of the Mardi G11
festival lead all other celebrations In brn-
liancy and unique conceptions. The caruf[
celebrations.
New Orleans Is the southern gateway to
California. and the Southern P~acidc-Sunse4
Route operates two trains daily betyeen
New Orleans and all points In southern Ind
central Texas, Arizona. Mexico and Al
points on the Pacific Coast.
Tn famous Sunset Limited, with splendid
dining-car service. leaves New Orleans
daily at HISS a. M. Pacific Coast Express
all modern conveniences and comforts
For information address any Southern
Pacific Agent. OK J. II. Lothrop. O.. A.. Sd,
Louis. Mo,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
Mulberry Grove Teachers' Meeting.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Smithboro, Ill, Jan. 3. - The Mulberry
Grove Teachers Association held an inter
esting meeting in Woburn to-day. The
studebaker. Papers. we're. read as follows:
"Relations Which Should Exist Between
Parents and Teacher Lulu N. Smith; "Ar.
Lydia watson: "GraMmar." ". c. Brown:
"Physiology.'" Anna DUR: Geography"
Lemuei Bone;. History" Claude stude,
by Lemuel Bone. Moral Qualifications of
Teacher" was the subject OF . talk BY 81
Las Crutchley.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

THE Annual Winter Sale at CRAW-
FORD'S STORE begins in the morning.! 1t
will be quite unnecessary for us to say, be
II wet or dry. the Great Store will DO
damned Read their adyeftisement elsa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

out Of a rear window Of the store where
the murder was committed at z O'Clock by
since then no trace Of him or his partner
has been found.
The only relative Of the dead man who
can be discovered is q nephew IN Stock
ton. whose name Is G. H. Alenthon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04

contrary to the usual custom. An investiga-
ton showed that the two men were literally
frozen fast to the platform and neither
could move.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-04
Tramp. Frozen to Car.

Tramps Frozen to Car.
Rochester. Jan. 3.-when the Empire
State Express pulled into the Central sta
ton here two tramps were seen sitting on
the front platform OF the baggage car, next
to the engine.
The trainmen rushed up to arrest them,
but the Migrants made no effort to escape.