davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

x*4 Hace dos dias que cinco reses
vacunas han desaparecido de los barrios
de Legizamo y Rio Cafias y Sc suponen
que hayan sido robadas pues e1 ham
bre en- aquellos barrios es desesperante,
seg1n ne informan, y 81 las autorida- =
des no tomas modidas energicas en- TN
sentido y otro no Sc sabe como andara
la seguridad personal en- dichos barrios.
Sc dice que por allf suele aparecer el
"Aguila de Ponce"
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
POGOS dI0y de VId0
Habla la ciencia
Mas de 10 que podfa esperarse

Nueva York, sabado. = Am
pliando los primeros detalles
trasmitidos acerca de la eegun-
da operacion practicada al San
to Padre, contin1an llegando
despachos a esta ciudad.
En- vista del exito de la ope-
racion confian los medicos en-
poder prolongar Ia vida del
Pontffice unos dias mas de 10
que habia derecho a esperar por
las circunstancias que concu-
rren en- ell ilustre enfermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
Ia Caes1nemCEa
de Roosevelt.
Un falSsflcado
Ell case de MayagueZ.

CASTOR Sauteverre, frances de
nacion, fue convicto y senten-
ciado a diez aflos de presidio y
5000 pesos de multa en- Enero
de 1902, por falsifcar dinero en-
Puerto Rico. Ejercio en- su fa-
vor ell Presidente Roosevelt ell
derecho de perdon, rebajandole
la condena a cinco ahos y perdo-
nandole la multa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
9 de JUNO de 1893.

ode JUNO de 1893.
Todavfa no apareci6 aquel ladr6n de
gallinas, que hirio la sefiorita Garcia
Sanjurjo. Que situacion mas Nava-
rrete
NV Aver de madrugada sc declaro
I'm violento incendio en- una casa del
barrio de Buena Vista, Ia cual. segin
me dicen, Sc hallaba asegurada. Los
bomberos y Ia policfa esttlvieron en- ell
lugar del suceso y las autoridades bri-
llaron por su ausencia. Nj el mismo
Aguerrevere Sc present6.
~ Ell Hon. Fiscal de la Corte de
DisrIto, self Libertad Torres Grau,
ha estado en- esa ciudad y de su viaje
Sc han hecho muchss conjeturas; unos
declan que habia sido llamado urgen-
temente, por autoridades Superiores,
para tratar sobrc Ia causas que Sc 81
guen en csta Corte al ex-alcalde Fa-
Jardo, y otros que era para para tratar
sobre nombramiento de sust tuto; para
dlferentes fines, uuo de ellos e1 tener
que susentarse diyho sefIor Grau, con
motive de cambio de es:ado 6 actitud.
wv Sc hala en- es'a poblaci6n, de
regreso de los Estados Unidos, el estu-
dioso j6ven de Lares, don Salvador
Suau y Carbonell, ell cual viene rasar
tina temporada con los familiares que
tiene en- esta localidad.
wv De paso por esta ciudad he visto
al rico comerciante de Lares don Bal
tasar Marquee y Paleu.
wv Con motive de los ensayos para
la velada que piensa dar el Centro Es-
pafiol, todas las noches Sc reune, en-
sus esplendidos saiones, 10 mas bonito
de nuestras mujeres, y 10 mas alegre
de nuestros hombres. Con dicho OBJ
jeto Sc ensaya, Sc charla, en- resumen,
Sc lie pasan las horas a no sin sentirlas,
y sobre todo, TN joven que suele lie
var I'm nardo en- ell hojal de la ameri-
cana y es extranjero en- el pals y en- el
Centro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

tidad han declarado de confor-
midad que el Santo Padre podra
vivir diez dfas a 10 sumo, ST no
sobrevienen complicaciones mas
inmediatas. Dada la edad del
Ilustre operado, no ha podido
ser mas lisonjero Ell eXito de la
ciencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
nTe9|n'oiu)S e1 cIi1lel
La vista de los Cares
No tiene importancia

Nueva York, sabado, Sc ha-
cen grandes preparativos en-
Crimea para la vista que haran
en- breve a dicho pals, el Gar y
la Czarina.
La prensa ministerial italiana
trata de ominorar la importan-
cia de la negativa del Gar de
Russia a visitar el RENO italiano
y achaca a :loS aspavientos de
los socialistas el fracaso de la
invitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
AzuCaF.eS
MERCADO DE NUEVA YORK

New York, Julio H. Los
azdcares centrifugados Sc coti-
zan hoy a 3IIII1 y los mascaba-
dos 3 $40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

Libras en- New York
New York, Julio IL Las
libras esterlinas Sc cotizan hoy
en- estaplazasa $4.S4 ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
Mayaguezanas

Ia del humO-Un incendiO-AutOridades ausentes-
81, El viaie de Torres Gran-JOven estudiante- CO.
mercinnte amigo - CentrO cspanOl - Fiesta en-
fHga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
gcrmiidtc tclcgrap6ilfe sepeitsu.

- 9us &risg8 9epartement bat
@enerul 8runt, Den GDmmanOeur beS
Oepartements 3eras, 5ur 8eri4terz
itattung be3Igli6 oe5 QieutenantS
M}ur Sulnpn pom u. 8aouleriez
g}egiment aufgeforoert, nelder na9
bem Q(ntritte ieines llrIau6s DON flint
5aQen berI6punoen uno pabrf6einz
li3 bon einem llnfaG 6etroffen pprz
ben lit.
- Der Gurmer 81. 5. Ralf bon
9ono 6iQ, OneiDuzGountp. R.zg.,
puroe, nG6reno er Ieine 8ii6e bon Der
8eioe na8 6auIe trieb, BON einem
piit6enoen Stier angefaqen uno bate
nit oieiem einen per3peifelten 8ampf
gu 6efte6en, nobel er i6pere, pieuei4t
t0otli8e 9erleBungen Oapon trug.
- Die SeFeIfabrif bon Nilbur s.
W6itnep in South QG66urn6am,
MaR., 6eIte6eno aus bier 8e6duOen,
lit our6 5yeuer 3erIt0rt iporOen. 0as
2eBtere entitanD bur6 Die @rploiton
zines 8nrratbs BON 8en5in in einem
Der 8ebGube. Die @TpIoIion erI4iitz
terte iGmmtli6e 6duier oe5 Dries;
piele 6enIteri6eiben purOen eingez
Drijft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
0ninrsbiQc ilbrrldllurmmt.

@uinespille, Ser, 3. Sult.-
I'm 3 ll6r 6eute frIb itanO Die Riell9e
Stuot pier SUB tief unter 8a1er.
5ouIenoe BON WeniAsn haben ilcb
auf bic 0d6er geflu6tet. 8erii6te
ii6er QebensperluIt turiiren, bod lit
es unm0glid, 3uoerldIiiges gu ermlts
teln. Der 56aoen an Gigentbum lit
beoeuteno. 3nei feline 8dde, mel4e
Dur6 Die Stoot flieBen, Der cine oura
Die Mitte, Der anoere Our4 ben meit=
li6en She'll, iino jeBt je eine W}eile
brett. 0as WaiIer Iteigt ihneQ, uno
Die Ia6ri6t, odB cine nod beOeutenD
66bere SFlut6 BON St. Soe berab
fommt, iagt Der 8ep0lterung groBen
56refen Elm. Syn Der ~Nd6e OeS
8a6n6ofS uno an Der 9auptitruBe 1T
oas 8ai1er jeBt i4on 10 ttef, Dab Die
9feroe gum Sdpimmen ge3pungen
iino. N}an meloet, DAB Elm 3ug Der
Santa 6e=8a6n" orei W}eilen BON
bier an etner be1ddo1gten Steue emit
glei1t 1T. Sin 9iilf53ug lit abgeIditt
porDen. Der 6ei3er, 2OtomotiOfiibrer
urD @rpreB6ote Oe5 ent8leiiten 3u8es
peroen permiBt.
9oltas, Ser, 3. Suli. - Die
Sa6lage gu 9aine5biue bat ii6 i'm
2aufe oes 9ormittags ge6efert. Der
Regen bat oufgeb0rt unO bic @enGIz
ier IinO i'm 3uriiftreten. 8ein 2ebenSz
perluit miro aus 8ainesOiQe gemelz
bet, aGein an unoeren Yuntten i'm
iijopeitIi6en 36eile oes Stuute5 iino
etnu IS 2anOarbeiter in 5Olge beg
qsitrigen Oolfen6ru6es ertrunten.
Der 8erluIt an Den @iienbabnen,
8rud:n unO Negen pirO eine beOent=
li6e 606e erreihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04

2l6eno Des be3ei4neten 3ugeS bate
GrQpfer cine 3o6ter Rpan'5 beohrz
feigt. SpGter gingen Rpan unb fein
S6nuger 6opfin5 mebrere Wtale am'
6uuIe Grupier'5 in notwithstanding
poriiber, mas OieIen drgerte. @s idm>
melte ii6 eineWteni6enmenge por benz
6auIe an, unD pd6ren0 Der berrfaenz
ben 2tufregung lpuroen me5rere Hez
polper76iiife a69efeuert, popon elmer
gfDun tDDtete. 8ei Grapier fdnD Die
9oli3ei, ais iie in iein 9uuS einordng,
einen Repolper, Der nod heiB mar uno
aus Dem pier S9ii1Ie abgefeuert por=
ben naren. 8ei feiner eriten Pro3eiz
firung Dor 3pei Monaten marb Grap=
fer oes W2orbes I'M eriten 8rdoe i4ulz
DiQ befunben Der neue Pro5eB ipurz
be auf ben 8runb bin 6elpiQtgt, bdB
neue 8epeis7tiide entoeft poroen
feien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04

aen oelaoen, unD bic 8er6anolun9en
oHrften gsraume 3eit in &niPru4
nebmen.
@eneralmaior D. glern, tpel4er 1l4
in ben fFeloaiiqen Der Sabre 1866 uno
187O-'71 in 6erporra9snoer 2WeIIe
aus3ei6nete, lit bier geitprben.
Sin blutiges Drama piro aus Dem
piirttem6erqiI6en @eiler Bengen I'M
Oberamt @uloies gemeIoet. BON 3lpel
notorii6en Wilobieben, Die er oor .
W}pnaten per6aftate uno fir ldngere
3eit ms 8efdngniB Iieferte, puroe
bort Der fiirItli9 Wolfegg'fAe SORT
mart 8epsrle erfdofen unb Ietn To-
id6riQer So6n I6fpsr perpunoet. 4m
leBten Sonntug iiberrdi4te SepsrIe
Die crit por einigen Woden aus Dem
@efGnoniB entluiIenen Wiloerer ntez
Der Observation-Disclosures, uno er idnote
ibnen, ais tie I'D CUR 6lu6t Rono@
ten. 3nei S6uHe nud. Nm W}ontdg
lauerten linn Die 8erle duf uno Idol
fen i'm uno Ieinen Sohn nteoer. Der
9F0rifer nuroe am nG6iten Wtorgen
ais Qei6e uno Der Sobn iterbeno gez
Fun0en. Die M0roer bsfinoen lta in
6aft.
Die OrtI6oFt 6l0bu in Sa6Ien lit
beute pon einem Ihperen 8rdnounz
Qliit 6eimgsIuht porOen. Al WoAn@
bduIer Ii. 90 anoere 8ebduoe bronnz
ten nieoer. 8iele 2eute iinO oboahz
lo5 QeporOen. (Jl0ba lit cine Ortz
fhaft BON unqefGbr 2200 @tnmobnern
i'm R0nigrei6 Su6Ien, 8e3trtsbauptz
munni6aft 3nidau; e8 1T 8notenz
puntt Der @i1enbabnz2inien DRESDEN
G6emnib uno GbemniBzInnoberg,
Sib elmer g(mts6auptmanni6dft unO
bat 8aummoGz, 0ampfteHelz uno
6ol3pappez6abriten.)
Sine 9epei6e Der n80lniiden Set
tunq" aus ct. petersburg meloet,
aus ru1iiI6en Quelen in @hind
fomme Die Ha6ri6t, OaB Die Sapaner
ma6r uno mebr GinfluB uuf Die dime
iiI6e Regierung 9eninnen, neil Die
G6ineIen gu Der lleber5eugun9 gslan9t
ieien, oaB 8uBIanO obIidtIia Gbjnd'S 8
Gntlpidlun9 bin0ere.
SroB oe5 @erbots bat cine itarte
8afenyGinFu6r in @hina aus So
pan unD aug ben 9bilippinen itattz
1afunDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
Snrnnhn unh gNnIfrnhrufl.

Dallas, Ser, 8. 5uli. - Die
8egeno 3niI6en San 2tntonio unO
Corpus Gbriiti purbe geitern Our6
einen 5Ornaoo II. einen Woltenbruf)
beimgeiu6t, uno 6eute miro gemeloet,
e5 lei feitgeiteut, OaB elf W}eni6en in
Der Ndbs bon Yettus umtumen. Sc
rii6te ii6er 2e6en50erluite an anDeren
9untten iin0 i'm llmLauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
Seutifer &rsuirr ,0aselle" fricrt
nit.

G6orfeiton, S.~G., 3, SuIt.-
Der OeutI4e 8reu3er o9a3eQe", nell
der ieit mebreren Wo6en, bier gelegen
bat, Ioate beute pon bier ubge6en, bat
jeoo6 @rlaubniB erbalten, morgen
nod bier gu 6lei6en, um an Der 6eier
6e5 4. Suli t6eil3unebmen. Der 8reuz
ger miro einen Nationalialut 3u@6ren
Der Sterne unD Streifen dbfeuern
uno jsoen S6uB Der 9ufenfort5 unO
i'm 6ufen IiegenOen 3olloampfer err
ipipern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
gahn,ua burdl Bride lcbrndeu.

Oallus :, Ger, 3. SulI. = Sin
n0rOli6 gebenoer 3ug Der Santa Sc
8a6n" 6ra6 pd6reno Oes Sturme5
Der leBten Ha6t, 3e6n M}eilen iiiOli4
BON 8ainespiGe, Oura eine Bride.
Qofomotipfii6rer Sobn 8Opce fam
um'5 2ebsn uno me6rere Pahagiere
ioQen perlebt porDen 5ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
sdlnre. 6nnrL INN HlrnrlI.

Boulder, Gol., 3. JuIi, - 2(ua
GlOoru pirO 6eute frii6 9emeIOet, bar
pier 3ou S6nee ndbreno Der leBter
g}a6t bort Tielen. I'm 9 llbr bent;
@ormittog mar oa5 '66neegeit06er
i'm 8ebirge nod i'm @ange.
Central Stir, Gol., 3. Suli,
- NG6rero Der IeBten Na6t trat bier
i6nerer Regen ein, tpel6er ii6 ipdter
in 56nee umnanbelts. Wd6reno oes
beutigsn 5age5 mar Elm 6a9elz unO
S6loiIeniturm bier entfefelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
aErciQclnrn hen.

W}ount 9oGep, 3.~Sg 8, Suli.
- Die 5urp in Oem Safe Der 6ruu
Nnnie R. N6ares, angetlugt, ibren
8atten Q(l1ert g6ares Ourd 6ift er>
moroet gu ba6en, bra6te ipdt heute
Hu6mittug Elm 8erOitt Elm, melfeS
rie Qngstlagte frsiipri6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04

0dmorr6oiocus0trjtc Deldt uora-ben, elm Scs
btimmitttl oOer cine ucue Dletbpoc Der 8tbauoluns
Der oamorrbpom lu bcfBcl pjt Gurtm eauss
aritt uubcfannt Fno MAIDEN jtb uur Sure Etibfs
oGubiQttit ju RuBe nm ans eurem SeiOen Sors
tbtil an licbeu. 2ie bIinmfcn 6altt, bic ben
Nerltsu uutcr Die Singer tOmm:n, NHo 0ideni=
oen, oit aus Der Qiui6crci plber Cuodialbcr .uts
hchtu. Sine }paaiQiabriQt GriGbrunQ NIT alien
9trttu pnn oGmrrrboocn uO bic Sial0ung ouer
mcni{iuiidcu Shul.n habcr Sur @tuiae btDeieu,
nns guQftTs pus iuptrldTQitc hutliis, roDifalfe
uno ptrnuuftiqtc aucr cst brtauuttu lRittcl gegty
A,0morrhoiotu it, Qrpb:n pou glnateis wtrDen non
u Ituitd0tcr & Go, &or 2ll6, Mem 9orf tret
Serioupt. (2i, 70, sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
Ser MlurOprn,eB argrn 6lmrr St'
Grunler.

8ingbumtOn, N.~go 8. Suli.
= SSn bem neuen Yro3eb gegen 81
mer 81. GrupIer, Der angetlagt it, am
18. 2tuguIt 1902 ben Putrit S. Rnan
erl6oRen gu huben, purbe NIT Der
3eugenpernebmun9 begonnen. - 4m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
Baltimore Ohio Giicnbabn=
GrfuriipuS= SuIictit.

S1.25-Saltfmure ndc1 Sarpcrs Fcrrp uuo
Wartinsburs une suriid, SonHtag, b.
Suli. SpeIialjuq pom GdmoEn=SlbHbof,
llbr Morgens.
S2.5O-Sdlfimpre uad1 Surdp sSphlsn unc
l. ,uricf 0i7ihIs6Iid -3uritt au oen noben)
Sonntaq 0sn }. JulI. Sp;5Ialjug oom
GamDenseabrboi, Z llbr Worqers.
S12.3O-Sulttmpre mad, Soffpn uue ;uritf.
nber 0tns2Iprf, sanS per SGbn: Sl1.3o
iibtr Nttp=Yort NM Eampier; qclegtutli1
Der uNationul GOutationa NNotidtlon."
@ilttt gum 9crfaui pom 3. his s. Sull,
cini6lieBlib. fir Die &udiubrt bis gum Y.
Sul einidlicblit gitio.
S9.5O-SnItimpre uad, Sdratpsa. q ~,
unc suriicf. aeIe9enilidb p9mperlnl Council
Utnfic Sbrint" 9Iete ium 8ertdu1 am
g. uno T. 9uli, fir nit Rifidbrt bis sum
90. Suli, ciui6iebli6 gilti0.
SI1.75-Saltinpre mad, Teuper. Sol. unc
,uriif, sele9entid1 Der "@hri,ar SHoeapor
Gonrcutipu." gturte gum Strtlut am o.
Z. uno s. Suli, iiir Die &hdtnbrt bis ium
81. 9Iueui cnbIieblb, qitltig.
S1i.?5-Saltmprs mad, Detroit. Mid).. une
iuriif. seIesentlib Der "gpmortl 2eaGne
Convention 9illcte sum 9ertoui ant IA
uno H. 3uli. fir bic 8iidiabrt bis Sum
90 SuIi, einiblitbl;3, gIiItig.
$500 Baltimore mad, NtlaurcsSt ttn. Sape
Wsdp, ScdzsJ lcsSirp unc Cceau'S itp,
rs. une iurud, 1eoen 6reItd9 nno
Sanlitag bis gum L. September, sln1blitBs
lid @iattc iir pie 8iifiubrt bis 3um
iolqcnocn GicuioQ, cinibIieblid gitig.
glni alen 3iigtn ir Die @in= uno 8iif=
fabrt oiilta $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
8aowap's
8eaop
8eltef
gegen S6mer;ell.
Die biaigite anO bette
McOi,in fir tSanilien=
0cbrand) III Oer @clt.

llntrbrcbcu uu0cnblidljb ojc petnigtuotu Sbmer'
sen; p;rtebitu MIC O;m 2s.osuotn QiuO:runa iu
Dcri9aiicn
Sir @eritau6unqen, QuetI6ungen,
8iidenI6mer3en, S6mer5en in Der
8ruit oOer ben Seiten, &opff4mer3,
3o6niamer5, Gongeition, gnt5iiuOun=
gen, 8beumoti5mu5, NeuraIgie, 2umz
bagp, Sciuticu, Sdmer8en in Oem
unteren 56eile Des Giiden5
oOtr irqcuO pcbc ano'rcn duBcrliaen 8mtr.
sem pcrotH elm paar 2lppljttior'u maaiib Mrs
Ten, rtosm Die Sbmtricn auacublti5 uuttrbrOtru
perOcn. aIGt iUncrlj3tu 69mers
JtH, COLT Grdmpie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04
Entbe GnDr,
Smr6fau,
GGolern Worbits.

Gin b1lb:r bis 5u rintm lbctloiid poa Bon
8anUaD's Rtoo RsIiti N cin;m balbcu @las
g9aN,r pjcGbboI 10 oft ME O,e Auspirit dnbdl=
ten INN Gin Stijt Tlaucn, NIT 8eoOp 8cljci ocs
trdnft, fiber DEN N}dQeu UNI Die GjsOdrme aeltot
o;Ddbrt ioiort.gc Sinosruug uuO bcpirtt BAH tue
NtjunQ
EaDp,0's HeloD Rclitf. in gpahcr Qtuommtu
turirt III mcnj9tn Rnnttn &romprt l1ur'n Wd=
Gen Tlui:l. Nrbrebcu. NcrSbrcuutu, Ebnmdbtss
9lnfdac Gtrp6iitat, fronfcu Rop5i1mcrj, 9ldbungth
mo ale irutrIjd)tu Sbmtrtn.
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: Cp<rleo
%a Hrnd,tiae SnmpliiBe
nntcr icbr lcicbtcm
ScSinaumgcn ncrfamft.
9lusemeines @eiprad yir. t.
Shr 0jatte.

Gs lit nbt alcin, mas ciu Niauu jbt NM mas
er iir Rlti9uug tra0t Ods ba 9iitd!.d unO ju=
irit0,u liIt tr bt0drT dUdD oT &crdnocrunQ,
pcr A5lu:tDsiunQ. IS lit Oft Die &prausibt non
cjucm Sage }um auocrcn, Oit uns QeiuH0 unO bel
outer Ylnnc trb0lt 2&uu (br y4ltt: wdbr,uo i;is
Hr tdllb,n @lrbcitstuGotn NIB AMI otn Sctrlbtuo
ircu ptun Ct i;iu tltin:s poritdbitcs Aocjm iicbt
nit icin,r ircitu uuO fr:jbcu Suit NM it;ucm o.
uu0cu IrjutpliCr, inmt nj, pi:l:n uuocrptitQtn
9luu:bmbtcitin ocs ycbcEs auBcrbalb Der Stlot,
miro or Ounu u;tt Gin Q!idbr'r NM b;iitrcr
Utlun lem. us pcHu i'm tScQcatJsii dm Sb!uiic
cincg laQ;snrbt;t nab i;tn,r Swiib'n aHOtren
Nduicru inQtib!oTtntn 99nbuuuQ in elmer iibtrs
iuatcn Giant iuyidt;brt, III elmer b,iB;n NM tnlcH
Stvabc2 Sos iii mob! Der 1ltbcrlcoun9 tOer Otns
fcupcn 4;ripn pcrtb. 2&ir bj,t;n Ibu,u oicic Qinz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-04


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nen. tpsl6e BON @egnern Des neuen
Miniiteriums angeitiftet pdren, fam
ben 9eitern auBer6alb Der IbgeorOnez
tentammer itatt uno fiibrten gu Sc
gsnbsmonItrutionen bon Seiten Der
4n6Gnger bes Miniiteriums. @on ben
5aftionen ipuroen giitoleni6iife gez
ipe6lelt, aber ipie perlautet, lit gtiez
mdnD berleBt DorOen.
8ur5e & be | bepef den.
SIN 9ileniiden 9ufen Squique
1T bos @nrtommen Der 8eulenpeIt
amtli6 beitGtist.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-27
STATE FAIR BILL.
Senator White Plans to Take 1t
Out Of Politics.

Senator White of Jewell is the author
Of a state fair bill. the provisions of
which takes the management of the
fair out of politics and puts it where it
ought to be. i'm the hands of the indus
trial and agricultural organizations of
the state. Fifty thousand dollars is ap-
propriated for the fair Another bin,
by Vincent of Reno, TO which the people
of Hutchinson are strongly favorable
places the control in the hands of
commission to be appointed by the gov
eruor. All the persons interested in the
success of a state fair are opposed to
its being made a political institution
and superior features Of the White bill
have drawn 10 it a strong following
(which carried it through the senate yes
cerday almost without obstacle
Whites bill places the permanent To-
cation OF the state fair in the hands of
lthe state board of agriculture, one of
lCle most representative organizations in
the state. When the location has been
decided it is to be reported to the gov
iernOr who shall certify it to the fair
q tsociation. The bill provides that the
membership of the fair associa tiOn shall
d .le elected as follows.
Two by the state board Of agriculture,
one by the Kansas Improved Stock
Breeders association, one by the State
Dairymen's association, one by the State
Horticultural society one by the Kan
sas State Poultry association. one by the
United Mine Workers association. The
terms shall be three years each The
management of the fair viii remain in
this body.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-27
AFTER SMO0T.
Resolution of Protest in Penn
syIyania Legislature.

Harrisburg. Pa. Feb. PA resolu-
ton protesting against the seating Of
United States Senator-elect Reed Smoot
of Utah was offered in the house today
by Representative Flynn. but when Mr.
McWhinney moved that it be referred
10 tie federal relations committee the
resolution was withdrawn by Mr., Flynn
who said It would again be offered on
Monday night. when there was d full al
tendance. The resolution is as fol-
lows:
Whereas. It has been published in
the public press that Reed Smoot, the
senator-eleet from Utah. is a disciple
of the Mormon church and is guilty or
the practice of polygamy or plural mar
ria=e. and
whereas. Such practice being con-
trary to law and a disgrace to our civI-
lizatiOn. and
Whereas, Mr.. Roberts. who was elected
from the same state. was denied a seat
in the congress of the United States fer
this same reason, therefore be it
Resolved, That we. the representa-
tives of the people of Pennsylvania, do
enter an earnest protest against the
seating of the senator-elect from Utah,
and be it further
Resolved. That a copy of these reso-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-27
Notes and Persona Mention.

Mrs J M Thomas of Bloomington
Ind, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas-
F. Thomas, Thirteenth avenue and Har-
risOn street.
of Kansas City are guests of Mrs. Ches-
ter Burns Reed
Mrs. ". c. Nixon and her sister. Miss
Blanch Pitcher Of Galveston. Texas. are
guests of Mrs. J. E. Hurley at the Cope
Miss Maud Ranney came over from
Atehison where she has been with her
sister, Mrs. Heber Mize and spent the
day with Mrs. Harrison Morgan. She
will return Saturday to her home in Ar
kansas City
Miss Maud Bates will come up from
the University at Lawrence Saturday to
spend Sunday
Miss Louise Wood and her aunt. Mrs
Sohl of Hammond. md. went to Wei
iington today for a weeks visit
Mrs l. b. Kendall has returned from
Colorado Springs and is with Mrs T. $
Mrs. Edward Parsons has returned
from visit to Mrs. T.. S. Brigham IN
Kansas City
Mrs A P Wilder who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin
Franklin Criswell for five weeks, returns
to her home in Kansas City Saturday
Miss May Monroe and Miss Erna
Barteldes of Lawrence. will visit Mrs.
Frank Lewis this week.
Mrs. Z. S. W. Drought of Green For
est Ark, is visiting Mrs II. E. Bush
1867 Tyler street
Mrs Lillian Warren Brummilt and
her son Warren left Wednesday Tor
Dalhart Texas. to join Mr.. Brummilt III
a permanent residence
Mrs A II Connolly, Mrs. A c. Davis,
Mrs F j. Shubert and Miss Eleanor
Coleman of Richmond. Ky, have re
turned to Kansas City after a short visit
to Miss Foster and Miss Lillian Foster.
Mrs. Thomas Myers has returned from
a visit in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith spent
Sunday and Monday in Rossville.
Mrs. Louise dinner of Phillipsburg is
visiting Mrs. George Port Ashton and
other Topeka friends.
Miss Emma Kelly has returned from
a visit in Kansas City.
Mr. Charles L. Wood goes to Hayes
City Saturday and viii return Monday,
accompanied by his niece, Miss Pear
with MI and Mrs Wood in Topeka and
attend Miss PutnamS school.
Mrs. Billings and her daughter.
Dorothy Marian, are guests of Mrs
Charles Barnes.
Mrs. c. H. Morrison viii return Sat
urday from New York and Chicago
Mr.. c. S. Eagle has returned from
Chanute.
Mrs Myra s. Penny is visiting rela-
tives in Kansas City and Hamilton Mo.
Mr.. Arthur E. Newman celebrated his
sixteenth birthday anniversary Monday,
February % at his home The rooms
were decorated with palms. ferns and
towering plants. The unraVelIing of q
spider web was one of the diversions of
the evening. Partners for supper We're
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