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Mrs. J, G. Baine StnRing,

Augusta, Me-, July 10.--Mrs. James G. Blaine's physician reported tonight that she was rapidly failing, though it is impossible to predict when the end would come.
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THAT PETITION TO RUSSIA
CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT
 TO BE HELD TUESDAY.

Plans for Getting the signatures DeinG
 Carried out as Rapidly us Possible
 Prominent Names Among ,he signers
 Andrew D. whits, John c. Carlisle,
 seth Low, Cornelius N. Bliss and T. q
 Plat Iaeiuded.
 New York, July 10.-It was announced to-day that the presidents conference with Oscar s. Straus, simon Wolf and Leo N Levi, representing the Kishineff petition. would be held on Tuesday next. The plans for getting the sigma lures are being carried out as rapidly as possible and signed petitions are all ready coming in.
 Z. A superficial preliminary examination sof the few lists that have been sent in disclose among other prominent names, the following: Andrew D. White, Cliff ton R. Breckinridge. John c. Carlisle, General Thomas L. James, Judge Rufus w. Peckhann, Governor Montague of Virginia. Mayor Low, Judge D. Cady Herrick, Bishop Burke of Albany, Cor nelius N. Bliss. Senator Thomas c. Platt. Senator HopkinsS of Illinois and Edward M. Shepard.
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Camera Store News.

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 If you want a kodak (and by the way a Kodak has its place in the vacation outfit buy it here and save ten per cent. Have you seen our $. so Camera makes 4x5 picture and is equal to any 10. % outfit ofl the market.
 Eastman Kodak films 10 per cent dis count.
 Eastman developing powders, 3 for 1Oc.
 Eastman folding head tripods 3. 15 \ No. Brownie Cameras, g oc.
 Brownie developing and printing out fits, 68c.
 Toning solution for Solio paper l0c.
 Acid hypo. Y pound cartoons Sc.
 M. Q. tubes for SOc
 Brownie developing machines 1.6N Brownie albums, 10c and lbc.N
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STEAMSHIP PIER BURNED
4 HALF MILLION DOLLAR FIRE
 IN HOBOKEM.

seandinuvian.Amerie Line for the Second Time in Three Years Tempo rnriiy without n Landing PIaoe-Er- pio.,ons spread the FIames-Firsmen Drop in River for Rslisf from Intense Heat.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-13
JUG 4 D A S

Decia MIR Lutz, segundo jefc de la
Polcia insular, que, por su caballerosi-
drd correcto proceder, Sc ha hecho
digno de general respeto, que en- San
Juan solo habia jugaditas de tres al
cuarto, que, en- su dIa, caerni1t.
No 10 dudamos. La policIa capita
lena viene desplcgando gran actividad
en- la persecution de cuantos faltan al
orden pUblco Sc conyierten en- de
iincuentes de profession.
Pero tenemos cntendido que aGn Sc
lie tira en- San Juan largo y tendido....
de la oreja a Jorge.
En- muchas GALES de la capital, dice
Sc que la policia csta sobre Ia pista, y
es claro; por mas que los ayisados ju-
gad0res sc cream muy seguros, cuando
menos Sc piensen, no va saltar la lie
brc.... pero 81 la policfa.
DE modo que, para burlar la acci6n
lie la justicia, tendran que sepultar-
sc sete estadlos baio TERRA, y aun
asf, no estaran Iejos del alcance de los
saIu sos de Ia p0licia
Conque, ojo al Cristo.... que es de
Hamill.
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TienG COSaS paregrinaS eI DGpar.
tamGntO de instruction!

Aver hemos Ieido en- ~La Cores
pondencia~ los motivos que expone ell
Secretario del Departamento de ms
truccion, reindicando 4 dicho Centre
por haberse dado ordenes para quemar
libros de instruction i fin de ano es-
collar.
Leido releido dicho suelto, nos
parece a(In que es una guasa de Infan-
te, pero 81 sc ha cscrito en- serio, es
una gran tomada de pelo al bendito
Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Sc queman los hbros usados como
medida higi6nica y porQue asf Sc hace
en- los Estados Unidos.
No es mala la cscusa, pero resulta
que ese paternal departamento cntrana
hacia ell puertorriqueno I'm yerdadero
amOry cuidadO.
En- los mismos Estados Unidoa, he
mos EistO en- muchas GALES y partieu-
larmentc en- Boston, puestos dOnde Sc
yende hbros muy usados y bien radios,
SIN que sepamos que los haIcHl&taS,
Sc ocupen de clio.
Pero es porque aquellos libros son
de propiedad particular y no de un
pueblo menor de edad que tiene anual-
mente consignada en- presupuesto una
cantidad para compra de libros
\ a 10 dice este diario, 81 tanto Sc
yela por nuestra saIud ipor que no
gastan unos pocos de pesos hacienda
la fumigacIon en- camaras de vapor!
rs 10 que la economic y la raz0n ma
turaI dicta, hacerlo de la manera que
Sc hace va Sc sabe 10 que Sc pretende,
10 que no Sc le oculta al pueblo por
ignorante que Sc quiera haeer ST es
cl empeno de que aquf Sc haga todo 10
que en- los Estados Unidos sc hace
dabe tambien consignarse en- presu-
puasto una partida para estufas Y car
bon en- las escuelas durante los mcses
de insicrno, ,quc diablos. aquf no hace
fri0, paro la question 0HlcttcaHIEUiuos.
Tome nota el departamento, como re-
compensa L tanto cuidado de parte de
los americanos por mis- compatriotas,
quemando los libros de uso en- las es-
cuelas por hygiene, yo propongo en-
bien de ellos, que todOs los billetes de
banco americanos circulanteS, que tan
usados estan y que su vista solo inspi-
IA asco, por 10 sucio que estan, Sc
reunan todos y SO me den, cuidandome
yo de salir fuera de aquG con ellos
morir fuera de Pto Rico infestado por
Sus microbes.
Esa serfa una medida yerdadera-
mente htgielica en- bien de todos, que
yo gustoso acepto con sacriticio de mi
vida
n. R,.... |T,.tL,,,..,
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POGO CONCURRIDA
GStaba Ia bahia aver tarde
EI muelle IL hierro que sera termi-
nado prontO Y Ell viejo ''tinglado"
hacen notable contraste.

Aver tarde, Ia bahia de San Juan
no presentaba ell aspecto que de ordi-
mario, pues por 10 lHenos hay siempre
/ 8 5 vapores fon3eados, y aver solo
hab1a aigunas goletas y un transporte
de guerra americana, 81 NAL no recor-
damos.
Adeantan, 3 mejor dicho muy en-
breye estaran terminates los trabajos
del muelle de hierro levantado donde
fn6 destruido por las llamas ell ante
rior que fabric6ra la Po,to Ri;co Str
anlShip CD.
Sera und gran muelle Tiene las
mismas dimensi0nes del otro que Sc
incendio y ofrecerl muy buen aspec-
to, que seguramente impresionara de
modo grato al que por primera vez vi
site esta ciudad.
Lo que contrasta con este editicio,
es el vieio tinglado de construction an
tigua, techado en- parte de tejamaniles,
plntados oscuramente y que aparecen
despegados por la accion del tempo.
y, sobro todo, contrasta mas, es
muy irritante, que en- la construction
de ese muelle, muy pocos 8 quiza min
guno de los obreros puertorriquenos
han ganado un centayo en- esos traba-
JOS.
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ess
Cr6niCa de Cata1O

Apesar de las vacas en- estado gTd-
old0, que dicen, Sc han sacrificado en-
ell poblado de Catano en- epocas ante
riores; pesar de las letrinas cons
truidas en bttrrlies; pesar de los ba
ches que Sc forman en- Ia calle del
STrenH, por efecto de In dichosa via
del senor NaIdGs, que dicho sea de
paso, sesnha hecho ell sordot Ga las
indicacione de kgo; / pesar del
tango del mdngle que Huele mas
que estas bocas de alcantarilla, 1 pc
sar de los montones de basuras que
alderman las GALES; pasmense. senores!..
en- ell mes de Julio (ltimo, Ina habido
en- Catano, seis nacimientos y cuatro
defunciones. Quiere decir, caballe-
ros, que en- un poblado que tiene $500
habitantes, sesos dos boltcaus que Sc
han ganado ALI, es debido, sin duda, 4
Ia brisa de la bahia de San Juan. que
llega ALI saturada de yodo y desinfec-
ia tanta.... basura, por no decir otra
cosa ! gracias, que la bahia perte-
neee al Gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, quien deben estar agradecidos
los cataneros. Porque 81 la hygiene
ha de yenir de Bayam0n, va pueden ir
tomando diez centigrmos diarios de
sulfato de Pelletier, como preserya-
two, 81 no quieren morir de las conse-
cuencas de las palndicas.
Hay que yelar por la hygiene de Ca
tano, porque. las palUdicas y las que
no son palGdicas, no sc casan con MIN
gun areopagita por mas campanillas
que tcnga.
RORICIIA
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y donde, ahondando, hay cada mistc-
rio que raya en- tragedia.
No les hagan ustcdes notar que GUAM
do salen Gle Espa1a llevan la vista en-
la superhcle de las cosas, y ademds lie
van consigo gran provision de luises 4
Paris, de libras cstarinas 4 Londres,
de marcos 4 Berlin, de liras 4 Roma,
mIentras en- Espana viven escatimando
las pesetas, porque tales cosas les diran
d ustedes que tendran que darles un
cachete en- los labios dejarles con la
palabra en- la boca. .por cursis SEN
cillamente.
EgLln .Mn1e..
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LOS PRoPIETARIos

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos
para cobros de alquileres de casas.
Boletas de demandas.
En- ala Correspondents de Puerto
Ricos.
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THE LINCOLN CLINIC
LINCOLN BUILDING,
Detroit, Mich. u. S. A.

GALERIA COLORADO.-El mcior osta-
blecimiento de Puerto Rico. Toda clase de
jrabajos de fotogratia, san Jose l2 Telt-
f0no 24
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GENTLEMEN & LADIES.

Desiring to take lessons in Sprnisk
will md . competent teacher at &
Tatuan st. ."...
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RTIsTA PINTOR.

fof de
el cido
CHINA otra NAL cado
I'll Estulo Exposition ha
Francisco nlmero
Los
E1uel raliso 10
tes possible t@ a
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SEPASE.

Que no publicamos comunicados sin
Iue sean pagsdos por adelantado.
C4da seis palabras Sc cuentan poI
una lfnea y Ia lfnea vale diez centavos.
= Las cartas que vengan con cOmuni.
sadss sin su importe. no Sc contestsn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-08-13

Chief of Staff cele, vltalldad perdlda,
aun cuando todo este provenga de excesos,
disipacidn 8 desarrollo natural.
No puede fracasar. Habo con eXperien-
eia. Mi persona era una ruina humana y
esta receta me euro prontamente, dandome
una salud notable, poderosa vitalldad y ytal
Yigor, que la ambici6n naci6 en- mi, levan-
tdndome del puesto humtlde y rudo de Zapa-
tero. 4 ser nm professional adinerado. Me Gu
re yo mismo, del mismo modo 10 harl todo
hombre dtbil Mi estado era cr6nico, deses-
perado pero esta receta me traio nueYa vida,
casi instantaneamente solo Dios sabe Guam
tas humiIaciones sufrf por causa de mi debi-
Hdad: v en- recuerdo de eStos sufrimientos,
extiendo mi mano salvadora i mis- congene-
ueres Simplemente mandeme su nomore y
direction, y 20 lie mandarG Va. la receta
dentro de un sobre blanco, curandoSe ud. EN-
su casa para ser hombre entire los hom mbres
La dnaci6n es perjudicial cuando la saiud,
la feGcidad aun la vida, estan amenazadas
Escriba I'd hoy mismo. Dirijitndose al
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PARA FAMILlAS

Cuadernos talonarios para lavado de
"opa dursnte seis meses, Sc venden en-
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l!||ago B. Palmer
Abogado Y Notario.

Fierce en- tOdos los Tribunales de esto
Isla
Allen ST. 2s. San Juan, P. R.
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H 0 M B R { D { Bill
CURESE v. MlSMO

MANDARE GRATIS
Il acualquier hombre una
rcccta para curarSe Il
mismo. con la cual po
sitivamente Sc curara
ell POGO tempo todo
case de debilidad vital,
I 6rdida de vigor, debi
iidad nerviosa, varico
.1yll ~,,.,I;In
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MULA A..

Sc vendcn % mulas domadas en- ca
rreteria y carga; sanas, de 4 1 6 amos,
tamano grande.
Para informes, en- esta redacci6n.
l5-y-d
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Llnea t8rrea del OGst0
lTINERARIO

Salidas de Bayam5n Capital simultanea-
meutp.
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JoSe Reye& Culderoa
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H. Rnmrlu Uarthau&rD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-12

Jf p. B. Kills, Pres. J. r. Judge. Secy.
E. f. Roberts, W. r., "A. Conn. dTfeaG
Home Office. Carson CITY,. Msvad41oiT
odThe 0rdah-Tonopah Mining Conn
pany fis organized aunder the laws q
the State of Nevada,l with q capital.
zation of 100000 shares Of stock:
par value. 81 per share, Of which $50.
900 is vested in Treasury Stock" for
development work. -,....-z5 ..,.
This poperty comprises seven full
claims. the Gold Button" Nos. /, 2,
and 4. Wonder and "Eastside''
Nos. / and 2, in Tonopah Mining Dis
trict, Nye county, Nevada, and situa-
ted south Of the Tonopah Mining Com.
pany's ground. ,~@ secs az n
It is the purpose IF the Ordah-Tono-
pah Company's managers to sink a
shaft at point on a line lying south
of the Mizpah ledge. When the por
phyry underlying is tapped, this shaft
by prosecuting, will open up and de
velop all seven claims. For the pur
pose of developing, $4,000 shares Of
the Treasury Stock" are offered fol
sale at 10 cents per share. For infor
nation, application for stock, maps
etc, apply to the Secretary, James R
Judge
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-12
Notice.

WHEREAS uAder and by authority
inveafed inst1Ae State Board of Exam
inerau tbyo An Act entitled An Act r.
the proving up OF Indian War an.
Indian Depfedati0hi CLAIMS appr0vel
March c17t1R a1DOs}e fIlLl CD bns haii
NOW iTHARMEQR E;Notice3 IL here,
by given 70 Al persons having, claims
of the character as mentioned above,
which s&fd Claims Accr1ed within the
Territorial hmitS Uf the present State
Of Nevada, between the first day o.
January, 1860. and the date Of the
approval Of this Act, to present them
by petition, showing the items there:
of, to the Board within sixty days
from the first publication of this
IA w. G. Douglass n-f5.
lt, James G.. Sweeney -
State Board of Examiner.
Carson City, Nevada.
Date of first publication April 18th
1903. 3s1 g. 5oE
Attest:
Geo N. Noel.
Clerk
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For Sale.

A desirably located property. COM
prising cottage of six rooms. besides
bathroom and large cemented celler,
Also adjacent thereto an office of three
rooms, together with sundry out build
ings such as wood shed, servants bed
room, store house, stable and carriage
house, all in good condition and of
modern improvements. and all sur
rounded by twenty of the finest shade
trees in the city.
For further information. call on or
address DR.. Fox. Carson City. New.
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Cemetary Water.

Notice is hereby given that water
will be turned on May LIST, and that
no person or persons that are in areas
for water in former years will be al
lowed the use of the water until the
amounts are paid
Geo. w. Keith,
Secretary.
Carson City, April 3Oth. 1903
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-08-12
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

,tFrom The Con,noncrl
Cain was the Gr'gir a. "sts.HspastSr'1
The Mississippi bear and the Russian
bear dppear to be presrien: immune.
Some of those Manchuria storie4
have a familiar Mole st. Nicholas nav
or.
It does not require close Observe
ton to note that Uncle Joseph Cannon
is rapidly becoming bridlewise.
Doubtless if English monafehs had
visited Ireland oftener in the, past,
conditions there now might be differ
ent. ..-;s.a
BY the way. why do we not again
hear those old Republican organs, re-
mark about Wall Street concerns,
going Democratic?" 1-
A large number of gentlemen operat-
ing in, Wall Street have had to use
pontoUn bridges in order to reach
their offices lately.
Of course the Republican National
Committee would be badly hampered
by the lack of funds if the protected
interests decided to stand pat"
Of course the labor that is protect
ed by the tariff need not worry about
the millions of more of immigrants
pouring into the country each year.
Among those who are shouting loud
est for an asset currency are the gen.
tlemen. who alternate by shouting
most strenuously that the money Ques-
ton be settled.
Speaking of misdirected zeal. what
would you call going right through
Indiana and Illionois in order to reach
an oriental country and do missionary
work? as0 c .z
Reports from Oyster Bay indicate
that while the Aldrich-Rockefeller as
set currency bill will be sidetracked
something equally good will be handel
out to them.
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SHOOTING INNOCENT MEN.

Two men have been mistaken for
convicts and have been shot by officers
since the pursuit. Of the Folsom con-
victs have been in progress. In both
cases the officers have been exonerat-
ed, and in both cases they should be
tried for manslaughter. Near Placer
vile a deaf man and in Yolo county
a crazy man have fallen victims to
the hot headedness of men whose lack
of judgement was criminal. The Plac
erville shooting was done under cir
cumstances that rendered it more near.
ly justifiable than the other. but in
neither case was the taking of human
life demanded. r
I The trouble is that when some men
are given weapons and q little authoF
ity they imagin that the whole world
should answer to their beck. II they
tell a man to stop and he dosen't obey
their first impulse is to kin him. It
never seems to occur to such persons
to shoot. to MAIN. instead OF to kill.
Convict Roberts was captured without
the fring II shot. and sherin Kenna
who &pshrsd SAWS. had the good
sense tofre at bis lower HInbs- The
onicers who figured in those captures
were bot6 eqP(bstded, ana Their exam
ple proves that the killing Of innocent
menfifs hardly fesvag erp justidabie. s's ,.
1t is i6amxaahg 81 q 1|iIs sahie fhat the
aim Of the oomcers has been deadl,
when innocent persons have been theil
victims. but they have usually sho'
wildly when convicts are their targets
This seems to Indicate q tendency 4
be les nsrysas ~nenf the hunted mel
are fupaiffa ,fyeN pg, ePeEsssn ~ ~
ing nc. attention. to- their -passnFe.
than when shots are being fred iron
..eiEIiso.G .salfn-SN
ll!lIldllplqlnl l,s
buy Jones. Paddock Cos. Faralloz
Moca and Java for the same money
Ask Joe Kelly 4 Co: for it and You wi
use % omar. .ofla. ,2pgss.9am..
For sale-A choice building Ia
suitaolo for . sma:! cottage. Contra
II loeated. win sell cheap for casl
Apply q this oAice. Z
4~ess 80 . q 80 = sssvs " ssss e :
The two-year old PAGER owned b
d. Hennesey worked . quarter 1
3DH secc0ds It Reno Thursday eveI
.ine. This promises to be the speadiel
Golt = - eeate
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To The Public.

Ice made of pure mountain water
delivered to all parts of the city for
u cent per pound. Leave orders at
Kattlemans yard. ~. 4
-1s..s.s. s-.. r Lee Craven
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..->.;,... ADMISSION. aHot
RESERVED SEATS. ...a.. I 90


...>.;,. ADMISSION. aqoa
RESERVED SEATS. ...,...... 90
The johannesburg Gold Mines COM
pany requests that its proposition be
Investigated. 1t is high class. Send for
prospectus and engineers report.
Price so cents. Dividends assured by
October. 'Hi':H.
Pacific Coast Mines Bureau.
1924 Wilcox Bldg.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Reference, State Bank and Trust com
pany. e,e.-ea A. =. J1S-1m.
IN THE DISTRICT, COURT OF THE
First judicial District Of the State
of Nevada, In and for the County of
ormsby. s,,esse VI
Ella N. Thomas, COS
Plaintiff.
!. fcr hlC7i ict
Edwin J. Thomas,
Defendant.
Action brought in the District. Court
of the First Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, Ormsby county, and
the Complaint filed in said County, II
the office of the Clerk of said Distric,
Court on the I'd day of June, A. d
1903.
The State of Nevada sends greeting
to Edwin j. Thomas, Defendant.
Your are hereby required to- appear
in an action brought against you b,
the above named Plaintiff. in the Dis
trict Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, Ormsb.
County. and answT complaint nle,
therein within ten days tsx4lnaivk o
the day Of serFice) 1T tn se9yie
On you Of this sSumm6nS II sefved 1.
said County, q if1&uA ont ri at
lCounty. but vlitlin tie nlstrie i
days. in all iotheE kasd 1t
or judgment by default vim IS fdke
4 againat youa according to 1.-THE praye
4 of said Complaint ,a39 ssss
The said actionl 10 brought to obtai
q decrea.,of said. rDis1ict Court .,
ainAtx you saids Defmaank,S dipuly1u
! the bonds 81 mat I'M now i existfn
!: tsstwe1p .ypl AID saidl fIsii md q
general relief, on the osrqpnde qe q
sGtion and failqfe, 70 lprevider "a I'd
Z (which will more fully appssr from y
! complaint now cpq Ale n the aA1eeb.
: the Clerk Of the above entitled Clp
at Carsqns City. oEmshE coplty.s Ne
ada, and. stob which gafereses dseher
BY made odu 5oa iava1fI la ssssa
VI And you are. hereby notiAea that
you fatl to answer the Complaint. Il
Y said Plaintiff win apply to the -
y Court for. tho .relief- prayed for. IN -
complaint
t Given nsssr ~ hahl. ~ seal iofsti
District Court Of the First Judici
District, Of the State Of Nsvada, Or
sl.@aby County, this "a day Of June
II The year Of our Lord one thousal
nine hundred and three.
Il 81. B. vanHtten.
81 Clerk.
In = Roberta
Attp1nm fne IIna1laR
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-10-30
LIVES OF JUDGES IN DANGER.
Trouble Brewing In the Montana
Copper War-Extra PrecautfOn to
Insure Jurist's Protection.

Butte, Mont, Oct. 27.-Judge William
Clancy has announced that he will re-
main here to do all he can to expedite
the appeal from his decision in the
copper war, and thus aid speedy set
tlement
The fact that number of armed
men were around the depot when 1t
was reported that the judge intended
leaving the city caused the mayor to
take extra precautions looking to the
jurist's personal protection Every
corner in the city is being guarded
closely, and number of special police
men have been pressed into service.
Policemen guard the home of Judge
Clancy and the home of Judge Harney.
kilograms have been sent from
Great Falls to Senator w. l.. Clark,
Gov. j. X. Tool. at Helena, Represent
alive Joseph Dixon and ]. j. Hill. pres
ident of the Great Northern, asking
each of them il they would act with
the other men named and Senator Glib
son in an effort to mediate between
the warning copper interests with a
view to keeping open the mines.