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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
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en- CODfIiCtO

I'll msndigo Pedro BlAzquez, an.
siano y cieg }, BE ha &cercado & eatA
redaeci6n manifsatGndonos Algo que
dejamos s IL consideration dc 10
Junta de DAmAs del Asilo y & 10 del
81 nor AlcGlde.
Dee oil eitaio mendigc que hiciS
ramos I1b;ico en- su nombre y res
pstwosamente, que RneiAnos eieRos
como 81 solo hAhis eaAtro, hijos do
estA ciadad y que In mayoriA do los
otros mendigos a. de 10 isls ; que . o
60 solo 90 los ofeaCe una Comiaa con
sistente en- nm plato lie sopa, ain que
por 10 maGana tengan CON que dssa'
yunarse, y que, eomo On virtud de
6ato, 50 loo he prohibiao que mendi'
9aan k6blioAmeute, SON sus aessos
qae OIL soeorro 80 10 &c 6 8, y suA
tres companeros do infortunio On
mat6lieo los sAbA6os, ada euando 90
les suspenda ID rRcion diari&, para
altos asi poder mAntsnsrse on Ana
ghozRs y hAesr Gsa tacita de cafe
por las ms d Anas, que 10 qSs pide el
CHerpo pArs desc yanarsa1. Esto en-
cuanto q 10 Janta de DAmas.
RespeCto del nc d IL aleAlda AGreg6
qus como 81, B Szqasz Cusnta con
variAs fAmilias que antes 10 9
rliAn y Alas cuAlas no aeMda hoy
r~espstAn&o In disposition Que prchI'
be eli e~js:eisio dc IL msndiotAaA, 90
Gria autorix " 6 los CnAtros cisgos y
anciRnos capiTale d 20 & solieitar If
mosnas los s&bAdos aolAmenta. otor.
g&ndoles ana eertii ,Aeion y prove.
y6naole@ & 10 vex do an aistintivo,
qus pudiera Q ana msaAllita do L..
to FUNERALS.
e sto por 10 qas hAcs 6 allok-Aiea
oil deRgrAeiAdo visjo -pues por 10
que 6 los otroa menaigos se ref rs,
craa que como an ID totalilAd sou ae
10 isla y no &c italian en- IAs conai.
clones dc 81 y de sus tres compan ..
ros, podrAu disfrptAr de los sooorros
qRa 90 vienen dAnAo on oil ASilo por
10 JuntR de DAmas.
ARnqRs Ia ley dsbe ser i9uAl para
tOaoB, pueae qss oil buen &sseo y Ell
ingeniO do las autoridaAes y In Jan.
10 de Damas, encuentre an medic de
transaction O el cuRl sin faltAr &
Les leyes generates al buen vieieeito
6 que nos rtfsrimos pusda resolver
81 COZ hicto.
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La Sra. Carmen @ AYsila, v.Raa de
MuriAs, 90 hA Aesrea1o 1 sEtA rsdAc.
clio 1 manifestAuaonos que eli remA
tIsta de lAR ventas ambulaOtss Sc 1r
Viaasr, Ia impsdiAo s aus aos vanda.
aoras do dulses, que prsgousn y
vanaan "a msreSneia. porque no
llevAbAn neanciA de dicho remAli to.
Di hA Btn1rR se prsaent6 en- qrejs
Il alsalas para que rsauslv& este
Asuuto.
e a'cAlds poni6nanse las mauos
en- IL cAbexA diio;-sVlAder me tisns
loeos.
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(De maestro o-Orresponsal)

Jalio, g.: Aver, entire A , 5 de 10
tarda, fue 0nterrado oil CAdAver do
don JoA6 Sierra, busno y estimaaO
vacino do Ponce, que murio oil nAbA.
10 por 10 noch0 entire nWsve y aisE.
UnoB sells meses, mas q msnoS, hA'
hfAn trAnaeurrido das&a oil terrible
ReOidente que puso en- grave psligro
10 vida del ssGor Seeea; aano, qu0'
dAndo may triste y praooupado, has
to qae, Rl nn, rindio 10 jornAda de ID
viAa, earga pesa&R sismpre; pero
insoportAble 6 Les vsces. ri amigo
dom Psps Sierra va d~eseansR.
RecibAn suB aemdos todos In ex
prsaion de nuestro mAS ssntido pc
same.
Hoy q las tres de IL tArde hA par;
lido para OoAmo, CON direction &
San Ja&n, nu0str0 estimAdo amigo
dom Bernardo Blandino, intsliRente
administrator de sL& Oorrespon.
denci&S.
Llsvs fsliE viAis 81 senior Ban
aino.
La psna impusstA 81 guar1iA insu
lar MmiliAno NaxArio por AN Ju8gR'
do de PEG, en- vlrtud aO asnuneia de
Sd eompAnero Aviz nendi, de eaya
psn& Sc dio cuentA en- este perioGieo,
IN sido reducidA & einco dollars de
multA por 10 Oorte de Diatrito. Sc
nos itformR que Nazario peair& el
indnlto dc esa multa.
Ml guards NAzArio, que prssta
sus ssrvioios en- Ponce, sB "a guar
Ola cumplidor de sus asberes.
So hablA aqui de qua oil se efsck6a
10 emigration & Mexico, de qas vie
ne hAbl&ndoss, 90 ira muehA genie
de ssta soma, por eonseeueneia de %
panuriA que viane sufri6ndose en-
Puerto Rico, en- aonds se carece de
trAbAio, y en- donde SgonizAn 10
agriculture y 81 eomercio, pess 6 10
p1osperidAd de Mr.. liant.
Aver, SON motive Ge 10 sensible
muerte de don Pope Sierra, vino &
Ponce oil doctor GszsAmbtde dc YaR'
60, hsrmAno polftiSo del inado.
aver Dor 10 tArae huvo lu9ar AN
smsetiug~ espiritistR en- 10 eAsA del
ss n Or Sales, de CAnAs. HAblAron,
entire otros, 81 ssnor Lewis y nusstro
amigo el senor CAsAnova, este CO.
rrAndo ell acto.
MRch3s personAs, 81 conoeer 81
pensAmi0nto de IL Suppression de 200
escuelSs en- 81 proximo ano sscolAr
han dieho; yIpor que no se aehican
los grAndGs susldos para que, CON
0Ra eeononia, no teugA que sufrir oil
hAehs z } AnuneiAdo ID instruction po'
pul3rl
Qse confession los pOlttiCos de 10
situACi6-.
Aver por 10 tSrd0 hubo md sis& en-
81 muells amerie&ro de la plays, Y
81 s6bado por In noche tRmb.6n.
Eta ncche eomenzArGa On ell tenn.
plo cAtolieo, CON gem solemni&ad,
las novenas dc 10 Virgsn del Car
men.
577 imponsntss dspositAron aver
an oil aOr6aito y Ahorro Ponce n 9D
S1.403 90, pressntAndose para clio
2 S21 libret&s.
El COR htcto del cierre del concrete
en- Ju&nR Disz csso, volvienao les
c0sAs & ga estado natural
NGcimientos inVcritos hoy:
Maria Rodriguez, Juan Jose La.
boy, E,oy Cintr6a.
Defuncionss; jose Sierra y Soto,
] aan Rivera, I,dsfouso Garay, Mi
gael Labcy, Emiliano Co.on, Maria
M AldoE ado.
No 20 han eelsbrado matrimonios.
El vApor frances SAnto Domingo,
proeedante de sSaiEt Thomas, to.
mo paorto hoy o Carga para Va
rios.
Ia rapto que 80 com0ti6 Ell saba
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ECONOMIA MUY NAL ENTENDIDA ES

Ladeo dod u@od de ua@ a @pedadmenB 81 &a es demaders dqha sin phr nj renoarh pin
ra de la mlsma cRndo sea- nem@do. Los po@ pesos gu Gmn ahWaree en- IN ahnulo haa Gle
pWob hao como la pntr1 Sc pden con e@o pM3e deeroro natrl que produce la ha de CT
ia ne@@ara como la pntna, para la conservation dnabnidd de ndas las mader@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

Hoy q las tres dc IL tArde hA par;
lido para OoAmo, o dir0eeion &
San Ja&n, nuOstro estimAdo amigo
dom Bernardo Blandino, intelligence
administrator de Ella Oorrespon.
denciRS.
Llsvo feliE viAjs 81 senior Ban
dino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07

"a rapto que g Comsti6 81 saba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
Ell LEON PoNCENO

5000 personals usan nuestro oalzado en- Pom
oe. Unioos vendedores del famoso calzado
para hombre: SMART SET.
Sombreros, C~uellos, corbatas, punos, einfni
dad de artfculos para caballero.
COMERCIO STREET.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-07
la CONEIANZA

dljo un sabio, es una planta de lem
to desarrollo. La gente tiene fe en-
las cosas que We, y hablando en- SEN
lido general tiene raz6n. Lo que q
veces SO llama f6 ciega no es fe de
ninguna manera, pues debe haber
una razon y hechos para tener en-
que fundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10
que respecta & una medicina 6 RENE
dio, la genie pregunta CHA curado
a otros? use han aliviado con ella
algunos casos semejantes al milo !?
IVA en- ammonia con los descuhri-
mientos de la ciencia moderna Y es-
tan sus antecedentes al abrigo de
toda sospecha? En- tai case, es digno
de conianza, y 81 alguna vez me
encuentro atacado de alguno de les
males para los cuales SO recomienda,
ocurrire & el en- la plena confianza
de que me podra a~liViar." Estes son
los fundamentals que han dado q la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
su alta reputation entire los medicos
asi como entire todos los pueblos CT
vilizados. Este eficaz remedio es tan
ssbroso como la miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao Puro,
que extraemos de los higados fres-
COS del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofositos Compuesto,
Rxtractos de Malta y Cerezo Silves-
tire. Con toda prontitud elimina los
acidos que engendran la
enfermedad y las demas materias
t6xicas que SO encuentran en- 81 or
ganismo; reglamenta y fomenta la
accion normal de los 6rganos, desa-
rrolla I'm fuerte apetito y buena di-
gesti6n, y es infalible en- casos de
Escr6fula, Histeria, Resfriados, Pull
monfa, Gripa, Influenza, Asma, Tisis
y Intermediates Agotantes. Sci ST..
DR.. Hugo Marcos, de Buenos Aires,
dice: La Preparation de Wampole,
no me es desconocida y Ell ano pasa-
do en- una Clinica de Paris, he te-
nido OCCASION de prescribirla y notar
sus buenos efectos. Todos mis- CO.
legas en- Paris aprecian esta prepa-
raci6n." Basta una botella para con-
vencerse. Efcaz desde la primera
d6sis. "Nadie sufre un desengano
con esta." De yenta en- las Boticas.
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do de ana joven de estA ciudad ter.
min6 en- matrimonio ante Ell JuzRa'
do mn municipal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
JETT In COURT
Alleged Murderer of Lawyer Marcum
Held by Winchester Court, ,Habeas
Corpus Writ Being Denied.

Lexington. KY, May 1a.-Curtis Jet,
charged with the murder CT j. b. Mar
cum, was brought into the circuit court
at Winchester today, on motion to
dismiss the habeas corpus proceedings.
The county attorney was not present,
but Jailer Boone, agains. whom the re-
lief measure was directed. conducted his
own case. The court decided to hold
Jett ard made statement that to re-
turn him to Jackson, ky, would be to
instantly turn him loose. He will awai;
the action of the Breattlitt grand jury.
/. is said there was some trick in to-
days proceedings in the case which
Judge Benton turned down. The ha-
beas corpus motion had been overruled
and the case set for hearing on June 4,
to ascertain the facts as to the killing
and satisfy the court whether he should
hold Jett at all. Jets attorney came
into court and made motion to dis
miss his own motion. The judge be-
lieved this was a preparatory step to
demanding an examining trial, as the
law provides. In this case he could not
get Breathitt witnesses and Jett could
ask for dismissal in their absence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
ISSUES OF 1904.
They Are Being Fixed Up by sena-

They Are Being Fixed Up by Sena-
tor Aldrich Et Al.
Washington. May 19.-Senator AL
drich, the chairman of the finance CON-
mittee, remained at Hot Springs after
his colleagues had left. He has re-
turned to his home, and the future
work of the committee in preparing
financial bill will be carried on DUR
ing the summer at his home.
The new congress will be called to
meet Tuesday, Nov. 8, six days after
election. for the purpose of considering
the Cuban reciprocity treaty.
While this is being done the house
will organize. Mr.. Cannon will be
elected speaker and will have his COM
mittees appointed by the time the
treaty is ratified so that the actual
work of the session will be we'll under
way when the holiday recess occurs
instead of being delayed, as is usually
the case, until January.
No tariff legislation whatever will
be on the program except perhaps
the making of new schedule for
the Philippines, but after the financial
bill has been passed the appropriation
bills and such necessary measures not
involving political legislation will be
disposed of and an earnest effort made
to bring about the final adjournment
of the session not later than May Is.
The presidential compaign will be
fought on the issues as they stand
with the addition of the passage of a
financial bill based on the lines of the
Aldrich bill which the populiStS killed
in the closing hours Of the last session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19

British unduly, and to simply wait and
see what happens In the British cabi-
net. Some of the papers affirm that
Great Britain will be initiating a tariff
war on all exporting countries, includ-
ing the United States, IL she supports
her colonies in imposing preferential
tariffs.
Commenting on Chamberlain's speech
the National Zeitung says the impor-
tance of the matter lies in the principle
involved. Germany must obtain fun
and clear knowledge of Canada's family
connections with Great Britain, for If
the whole of the British cabinet shared
the views of Mr.. Chamberlain in the
matter the result would be a political
and commercial upheaval the issue of
which it is impossible TO foresee.
The Deutsche Tages Zeitung says
Mr.. Chamberlain's utterances constitute
a threat against Germany. The paper
asks how the German government pro-
poses to answer 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
Whole Company of New York
Firemen Overcome In a
Burning Building
MANY WERE UNCONSCIOUS
Comrades Come to Their Rescue and
Drag Them From Their Peri'ous Posi-
tions-one Man Overcome Three
Times at the Same Fire-The General
News.

New York. May 19.-At fire IN
business building on Wo. til street last
night a number of firemen were more ot
less severely injured. The first COM
pany to respond was No. q, every MEM
ber of which was hurt. Six men served
a line of hose and rushed into the burn
ing building to the thirl floor. Hardly
had they negun 20 pay water on the
fire when the flames turned and almost
overwhelmed them. Some were uncon-
scious for several minutes, overcome by
the terrible heat and sitting smoke.
Comrades dragged them out. THE mass
seriously hurt were taken to & hospital.
William O'Keefe, wtei he found him
self unobserved, slipped out and re-
turned to the fire. A second time he was
overcome and was again sent to the
hospital, but escaped and went back 10
DUTY. A third time he was overcome
and the hospital received him again. He
Mas put to bed and a watch placed
over him. The property loss was small.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
paul Norris TO Be Married.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell. Nay 1e.-Mrs- D. w. Norris
and Lucy Norris will leave tonight for
o,turawa where they will be present on
Wednesday, at the wedding of thess son
and brothar, Paul G. Norris. to Miss
i.dna Hanl, III RGnnells Iowa, which
takes place at 5 o'clock in the after
roon at the residence of Miss Hands
brother, Nj. William O Eand. D. w.
Norris ana son, D. W.. Jr. and wife, of
Marshalltown. will go TO Ottumwa on
the Wednesday morning train.
Paul Norris and wife will leave OF
tumwa at o'clock via the % for 4
short wedding trip to Chicago and on
the lakes, after which they will return
to make their temporary home in Grin
nell. Norris is graduate of Iowa Ccl-
lege '9a, and of the Harvard Law
School 'O2. He is at present associated
with his father in the practice of law
here. but his plans for :, permanent To-
cation are yet undecided. Miss; Hand
was once enrolled as student in the
,o.Iege and her sister is graduate in
the class of '99.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
PETITION FOR RHEA's LIFE.

Father Hopes to Prevail on Governor
Mickey to Commute Sentence.
Richmond. Ind, May ia strong
movement is on foot to save the life
of William Rhea, young man of good
family of Posey county, Indiana. who
is under sentence of death in Nebras-
ka for murder.
Rhea's father is a man of means and
wide influence and has enlisted the SER
vices of many prominent men on his
sons behalf who have united in a Pc
tition to the governor of Nebraska ask
ing him to commute the sentence to
life imprisonment. The pressure is so
strong that the governor has granted a
reprieve until July. The crime for
which Rhea was convicted was the
murder of a saloonist in small town
in Dodge county, Neb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
FEARS A TRADE WAR.
Recent Speech of Chamberlain Causes
Apprehension in Germany.

ARprenenSioUl III ASTIUduys
Berlin, May l9.-The recent speech of
Secretary Chamberlain at birmingham.
England, has caused disquietude in otii-
cial circles and growing apprehension
OF a trade war. The speech is regarded
as coming at a peculiarly inopportune
time.
For Chancellor Won Buelow a fresh
and incalculable problem arises, while
the reconstruction of the commercial
treaties with other countries was pro-
ceeding on well-understood conditions
What the members of the ministry hope
IS that Premier Balfour and the ma
jority Of the cabinet will decline to fol-
lew Mr.. Chamberlain's suggestion, and
that he will be obliged to leave the
cabinet.
So far as any reply can be made to
Mr.. Chamberlain's contrast of the Brit
fsh attitude toward German interstate
relations and Germany's treatment of
Canadh, as tho the latter was not part of
the British empire, it is stated that
Canada is an independent state in COM
mercial relations. Canada fixes her own
trade conditions, and Disseminated
against Germany without asking Great
Rritain's consent.
The newspapers here, which are usu-
ally ready to avail themselves of any
opportunity to attack Great Britain or
Mr.. Chamberlain, either say nothing on
the subject or use moderate language
IN cortending that Germany can injure
British trade more than Great Britain
can injure Germany's trade.
A hint seems to have gone out from
the foreign office here to the editors to
say nothing which might irritate the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
Short TeIeqrams.

Milwaukee-The International ma
chinists' convention adjourned to meet
in Boston in September, 1905.
Atchison, Kas.-Mrs. Ida b. Wood. of
Kansas City, 1t is understood. will be-
come the wife of Governor Bailey.
New York-Hermis, the champion
3-year-old of 1902, has been sold by l..
Y. Bell to Edward B. Thomas, the most
recent newcomer on the turf.
Johnstown. Pa.-Alber: Palmer, aged
81 years, shot and killed Mollie Beck,
aged 80, and then killed himself Mollie
had declined to marry him.
Monticello. Ga.-Mrs. James Lane, a
member Of one of the leading families
Of this state, shot and killed negro
who was attacking her husband.
Rye N. Y.-Frank Daniels, the
comedian. was thrown from horse and
so seriously injured that it will be many
days before he can return to the stage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
GRAND JURY lNDICTS
Sensational Report Made by the Grand
Jury at Colorado sprinss-officials
Charged With Corruption.

Colorado Springs, May 19.--Tas
grand jury which has been in session
investigating city and county affairs.
has been discharged by Judge Cum
ningham. in the district court. after
presenting large number of in'iic'-
ments and a report, sensational III its
denunciation of the police department,
which it accuses of not only being cor
rupt, but inefficient and the protector of
criminals generally. The report. with
out going into details, intimates that
general corruption prevails in local
public offices. Additional indictments
were returned against Chief OF Police
Vincint King, and Detective Joel At
kinson, charging them with secr'eting
witnesses. Other indictments We're
found against public officials.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
Storm Strikes Town Near Sioux
City, Demolishing Elevator
and Other Buildings
PEOPLE FLED TO THE CELLARS
Tho Storm Was Accompanied by Heavy
Downpour of Hail and Rain - Hail
: Storm at Sioux City - Tornado at
Horton, Kan, Demolishes Several
Small Buildings.

Sioux City. May ia tornado with
force enough to twist one of the main
elevators from it's foundations. demol-
ish small buildings, and crush in
plate glass front, visited Merrill. fifteen
miles north Of here last evening. The
storm came UP with an onlinous roar
and people took to their cellars. The
hail was accompanied by heavy
down pour of rain, some Of the hail
stones falling in Sioux City, being TIVE
inches in diameter.
Topeka, May ia tornado visited
Horton, Kan, at midnight, unroofing
the Union hotel and demolishing several
small buildings One or two persons
were injured. but it is not thought
fatally.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
A JAPANESE GARDEN.
Follow TIlts Recipe nnd yoM WIN
Have One Complete.

Follow TIlts Recipe and yoM WIN
Huve One Complete.
The classical garden, like sonnet, is
governed by special laws of harmony
and rhythm. 1t must have its five
hills, its ten trees ard its fourteen
stones. You can get along without the
hills, and you can get along without
the trees, but you cannot get along
without stones. Indeed the perfect
type OF the fiat garden is nothing but
un archipelago of rocks in sea OF
white pebbles. The stones must be
the foundation; the rest are mere ac-
cessories. Speaking stones are what
Is wanted-stones that suggest moods
and passions-for the Japanese recog-
nize that there are sermons IN stones.
Each stone has its name and relative
place in the composition. There is
the guardian stone in the center and
opposite it the belleyiew stone. Across
the cascade is the mOonshade stone
and so on.
The hills rE,inask each other by rule.
The principal hill has it's two foothills,
1tS spur HlllS. ItS QlStaHl peyh, seen
through valley. and the low hill that
must stand on the opposite side Of the
lake.
AS there are principal stone and a
principal hill, so must there be "prin-
cipal tree" the shojin boku, around
which the Tree of Perfection, the Tree
Of Evil, the Tree of the Setting Sun.
the Tree of Science and the Tree OF
Solitude bow their lesser heads.
These are the essentials. Now, add
one pond, one island. two stone Ian
terms, three bridges and mix thorough
ly, garnish with lotus and serve with
goldfish and mandarin duck. There Is
a recipe for Japanese garden.-Wil-
liam Verbeck il Country Life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-05-19
Iowa at Washington.

Washington, D. c., May 19.-Mrs.
Shaw departed last evening for Mt.
Vernon to be present at the graduation
Of her eldest daughter at Cornell.
Walt n. Butler expects to leave for
Iowa tonight.
Rev. George Luccock, formerly of
Greene county, later at Des Moines who
has been pastor of leading Presby-
terian church in Washington nine years
TODAY. accepted call to Oak Park,
Illinois church and will move about
July l.
The contract for carrying the mail
from Tiffin to Curtis has been awarded
to Peter L. Connolly of Tiffin.
The salaries of the following presi-
Dental postmasters will be Increased
July L.
Lake Park. from $1,000 to s1,1oo.
Lohrville, from $1,100 to $1,000.
North English, from $1,000 to 81, 100.
b. T. Van Cleye has been appointed
a rural letter carrier and Jess van
Cleve a substitute at Wellman.
The comptroller Of the currency has
approved the Iowa National bank or
Des Moines as reserve agent for the
First National bank OF Emmons, Min
nesota. The comptroller of the cur
rency has approved changes in nation
al bank officials as follows: First Ma
tional bank Of Tabor. Ira Mccormick
cashier in place Of L. j. Netleton; First
National bank of Logan. C. N. Wood
vice president in place of j. b. Wood,
assistant cashier; First National bank
of Doom, E. Huntington vice president,
IS. r. McDoell cashier, and II. d. Ken
yon assistant cashier.
Pensions to loWans.
Pensions were granted to 1owans as
follows:
Increase, reissue, etc-Richard L.
Woolsey, Des Moines, $40; Robert P.
Settell. Thurman. s35; Isaac w. Smith
son, Knoxville, s24; John c. Phillips,
Seymour, $40; Robert L. Thompson,
Van Meter IS: Augustus Fenton, Wa
terloo, $12; Peter Remine, Davenport,
SIS; Henry Northup, Anamosa, $14;
Harvey Hill, Sioux City, $40; Henry
w. Chase, Sioux City. s55; John w.
Vanderbaugh, Des Moines, $40; John
Speicher, Waterloo. $50.
Widows, minors and dependent rel
atives-Eliza j. Strain, Wiilstock. S12;
Mahala Hargis, Indianola, IS; Annie
Hess, Pelin. IS; Hannah j. Palmer,
Soldiers home, Marshalltown, IS.