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La Junta tribune., 1904-03-23
LA JUNTA 0TERO COUNTY WEDNESDAY
PALACE DRUG STORE "nE ssM"
loeA, ASP ,sesosA, ,rtss.

pies and cookies.
Pennsylvania Piedmont smitbine
coal at Matt Daniher's.
La Junta Souvenirs on sale al
]. w. Fishers bookstore.
For RENr-Five room house.
Inquire Of G. S. Thompson.
Latest styles in Monarch shirts
just arrived at McCarty & Athens.
Latest styles in Hanan and
Douglas shoes at McCarty & .Aith.
|, en's.
j When in need OF veterinary call
on 6. w. Plested at the La Jnnta
j Valley Barn.
FoRSALE-A four-year old Clyde
and PeTcheron stallion. Inquire
At this Office.
d. W. Barkley, Of the Rocky
Ford Enterprise. was a county
seat visitor Monday.
Eph Casteel and Mrs. Emma
Mcbride. the cattle queen. were
married in Ration last Saturday.
DR.. A. r. TimeTman, phi ysician
and surgeon. Office, Park block.
Office and residence phone. Junsa 81
McCarty & Althen have just re-
ceived an elegant assortment OF
the famous Rufus Waterhouse
neckwear.
FoR RENT-Five room furnish
ed house; modern conveniences,
except furnace. Inquire at 3I5
Carson avenue.
c. ID. Amos, who has just com.
pleted four new modern brick
houses. is making preparations to
erect FIVE more at once.
FoR RENr-Fmrnished room fol
gentlemen; bath aud electric light.
Inquire Of Mrs. NJ. Buckley, frs,
door east Of public library.
Miss Josephine Dubs, OF Rocky
Ford. who was the guest Of Miss
Gertrude Finney several days las
week. returned home Sunday.
A marriage licence was issued
from the county clerks Office Mon.
day to J Low Smith, Of Msnka,o,
Kan, and Florence Elser, O,
Rocky Ford.
Mrs H. A. Armstrong. of Pue-
bio, who has been visiting La
Junta friends for the last two
weeks, returned home on the noon
train Sunday.
The first baseball game Of the
sesson takes place at the hall park
next Saturday afternoon between
the Ia unta and Las Animas
High School teams.
FoR SALs-Sao per month and ?
per cent interest will buy six room
frame house; two lots, east front;
corner Carson avenue and Granada
street. Inquire Of w. K. Gibson.
FoR SALE-Fifteen good resi-
dence lots in Santa Fe addition;
most available point for home
near new Santa Fe shops; price.
SIso per pair. Inquire Of r. A.
Sseen.
We sse informed that Q large
number Of the farmers IN the Fair
nount county have banded to-
geshes TO put in . store over there
carrying = general stock Of mer-
chsndise.-R0cky Ford Gazette.
We sre very nsuct afraid that
Ls Justs 10 setting the hog. After
getting our young mems money
tos booze they run them in and
fise shem IS and ''tsimminss y
Rocky Fosd Gazette.
1s sddisies % the present tout
ise coz service the Ssasa Fe has
issssssaeed . weekly Pullman
eosssss sleepisg car lice betvees
Ca1vesaoe, Tease. SD los Al
geDes- These esss Gill leave La
Jssts evesy Thsssdsy. esss bossd
- ssSis No . ssd Uesa-seusd o.
Nol T. This Uil1 be greet >os-
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-23


w. Fishers bookstore.
G. S. Thompson, undertaken and
embalmer. Phone No. ats,
| For fresh bread. pies or cakes go
Ito F,shei's postoffice news stand.
i La Junta Souvenirs on sale at
~. w. Fishers bookstore.
/ Step into McCarty & Athens
/ and see the fine line OF nobby suits
just received.
/ Born-ln Pueblo, Thursday,
March 18th. to Mr.. and Mrs. W..
Z. Hair, a daughter.
| For Modern FIVE room
brick house; on Smithland avenue.
Inquire of NJ. X. Banning.
When you have sick animals call
up G. w. PIested. Phone, Junta
23, at the Valley Livery Barn.
Maybew House Furnishing Co.,
undertaking. embalming. Phone,
442 black; night phone. 46a red.
DIR. A. l.. Stubbs. Office in
Simonton block; telephone, io22
red; residence phone. 7sa black.
James Butter6eld, OF Rocky
Ford, was the guest OF his son in
law. n. ID. Garwood, last Sunday.
NJ. r. Houston IS over from La
unta again tins week. He is set.
ting out trees on his claim Ord.
way Era.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. King. who
have been visiting in Chicago for
six weeks. returned home last
Saturday morning.
Otero county is ont 1867. OF on
the recent invasion OF smallpox
hereabouts. There are no cases
st the present time.
Will J. Donnelley. general sgen,
of Al. G. Fields greater minstrels,
who will appear At the La Junta
Theatre next Monday night. was
registered at the Harvey House
Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs + Finney return
I'd home last Saturday morning
from Lawrence, Kansas. where
they were summoned on account
Of the death of Mrs. !. N. Florer,
. sister of DR.. Finnev.
On March 18th a bulletin was
posted At the local shops cutting
down the hours on the repair track
to eight. March aIst another
bulletin was posted increasing tn.
hours on the repair track to nine.
H. d. Garwood. county clerk,
has purchased the J. c. TaIlisierro
residence property on Cimarron
avenue, and expects to move there
in the latter part Of the present
month. Mr.. TsllisfesTo has less
ed the S. E. Woods residence
property on Ration avenue. which
will be vacated by M. Gsrwpod
w. w. Spencer. Of Manzanols,
left last Wednesday for Arkansas
City, Kansas, where he will be
employed during the summer BY
the Arkansas Chamber Of Com
mesce to experiment in the raising
Of sugar beets. M. Spencer was
employed by the same people last
year. snd IS thoroughly posted on
the subject.
r. c. 1nge IS now the owner Of
. part Of Central block, having
puschssec the storeroom occupied
Sos the past eleven years by c. r.
Kesdsll. Mrs. Emma Bradley
6osoesly owned the building.
The consideration Vas $1,000.
NJ. Kendall hes . three yesss'
Desse % the quarters Al present
oeespied bv h'm.
Owing to the presence Of gan
esese 4 wss seeesssO 10 sops-
esse the left loos Of Enginees HoG-
oas Dsss Friday. the opesssios
beiag vesy suceesssuIly performed
- Ds. A l. Sesbbs q the ssiI
49, Aespieal Ms. Hoaaas . %
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-23

We still have some good
tailor-made suits left, which
you can pick Of cheap for
cash. Don't 20 naked when
for . few dollars you can
dress like . king
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Anam Rann.
Roman at mons Lie.
(Sort1aD.

Url1 Mngeltfa betpges al Spin1mel6e0, naar Soget
latte oper bG11genoe 8roer, rpltenbe, ifafen6e, = euer
%bpcrga11g set bearopebes Sunnelers &pg, Camp og
Mprfe.. Set uor &Goslens forlige Sob / ole Sill
fGloe, - f1un fom Set o1 paa, ON ltbpret iuit palgte
bette 9ieblif til at Huge ben felt.
&pgea ilog ino &11p6en.
- Seq fpe1es, ia b,tn, min 6ornenr1elie CT, at
leg mao ipringe MS al Til1o1et. @ton buroe pioit
bette, @tenunen lfalp, finn roipe Men1elfer, io1n
lar Zig nontinere
SUN folot Hap tilbaee, funoe life finoe Spile /
,,oge,, Shilling. @on brIot benoe fine Arrne, og
han felte, at ban eieoe ben0e.
2i0t efter lteote FUN barn bort.
@oIolpcoen 5too benoe ON Ran6et; ban terreoe
oeu. unoerbolot be,eoe ON Sc mango seoerotgbeoer,
rige Mi,toer, iom Sc reilte TIL. interesiante Cling,
I1,tter hiltorijf @rl1rD, Oloti6s 6e11on1ener og l1b.
grapninger. oertil Solen, BARN Sol bele &interen;
Seer bm1 orfe0e life %foreltille Jig 6isie @illeoer.
@un o%fpprgeoe pioere llolegning, - lGngteoe fun
efter Set &erelle, bppr bun fl1noe faa @o.. Sen bele
Sio qier1tpq bum: Sor settle ga alorig @lut, en- enoe,
Ips Sci!
Srutbeo, Mn1perbe0 operfon ogiaa bnn. San
pr ct %ontrengt Men,1efe, - bapbe pGret arbeiolo ON,
r eierrig, ia, til Set gre1ielpie, bperfeu iporet gepie
elIer @elbreo, sr1rblet % tG1ft, reilt lange &eie for
at fulofpre oeane eller bin S6e.. altio paa Sagt efer
1,pc Gonfer, npe Jontalier, bar1 tl,110e foage / Tlugten.
@on fan0t olorig fine 5ten11iuger uoet1 poa pilo=
iorn 6pb.
Sg %igrln10en bopOe ban life taalt 1isle &eiier..
9ugruterle gift e1o6a an, men Nfattogene, Sppnlps<
heoen! - @per Merpe ltrir imo6 Strabo0ie n, % iaa
orircr man tilloit o1nfring Sc itore Sper lo1 en-
roltlp5 Mono, bcbonoler lit 2egen1e iom ct Stpffe
9popegt.
Soolebes por octt. S mango Nar bapOe bo1t lepet
i ct e1,eite Sap ior Sen ao11octige Sl1teresR . .:flulbe life
ilou iot Sipo 1%cgetteos. @otelperten % &elnere1
ipilleoe Ell ltr 9olle bons 2ip; man oor111eoe oper
Set @los 2l, Sc latte for en-, % rpgte cit %tarpelig
Cigar.
Npao hiolp Set bele Sli6 til? 9faor man jas fer
boiet, neShpiet neb en- lgg @uitrt
@o11 nof up neb cit Stotiol1s fiel1bte &upn.
- Ser iaor mail fip6t paffert Mforn'or, 11obroo
bol, - tpiot, ~blun0cnoe Mlorrrcr, - lc, lc, Be lDie11=
Sc Ilooer / i;el0pngge11, iG,li1enOe / tuie1 &rpltoiler.
Mc1 bu1 bopoe luffet Eil1ene. slonbeOrGttet bar
fropt % beipnrligt SCI, r~ogfrl5te &11pe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Som en- graz, iieloen j@erle, dpifpllet al oct o5ur-
blaa N}i06elbao, ligger Sen lille, antife, %ip0lan6ife 8p
meo Ell belt anoe1 5ten1ing eno &enaisiancens.
6b11one &ulturer taler fer 1reb 6e antilles 5fat=
tes @rabrgit.
9ftge W1un6er, Guiner, Spiler og lesrebne 8loffe,
tuienaargamle nogropninger pranger pGl6ige og
nopnleie / Slnrpen, mare11oe frern Sogaen ON set
nfien6te, set iom engang par.
@ruslugte Semplers &elter, %forfalbne Bortaler
og 8uegange ooergro6oe r1eo W5os faiter fine 5fpgger
benober MarnorfliIernes @rgnlfe.
Sen npe Gel al 8pen er bpgget / Gerrasier, bgi=
neroe fig moo &imlen. @nfelte bbi6e &oteller, no
ltpret n1eo al Mutiioens 2ufsus, oirfer ion1 en- laaenoe
Mo6ietning til 0~lotiosminberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
V

Set bar Mfte11, ga Sc naa66e iren1 til Ell al 6isie
berpn1l1elige Sp0ens 8per, ser pranger meo Min0es<
amerfer fra &e1aisiance1.
On al 6tsle 8Der, ser forte1ler SEN &eiien6e ON Sc
gplone 8lomitringens Gi0er, 6o @pner bige6e efter
SSb6ens 2eoen0egiprelle, 6a ser bar @rp, @ienf66eie /
2ufte1, en- Soriio1tens mggtige 2psring. Manz
SEN, font gienneln 6e1 m9rfe, raa Wfio0elal6er bob6e
ffjult Jig Bag tpfffe sRure / Manfens TRANCE @elle>
brb0 uo / Dagett og tog fin @Ron igjen, ilog iom
me6 6%lanrnter mes / Mfennefefanto1i fen.
Ser par Storbe0 og 6al6, Magt og 8riit &aar0>
be6 og SDagbeo, Ser bar Siples 9uab og SieleS
9rab, ia, Mfar10 fappeoes me6 Mon6, -- ergier=
rige Sober %fienrpeoe ON 9grens Bris, iIog ne6 for
Go0e Den, fonu itoo &eien.
&11nItnere11 me6 @rite1 I fin 8urm fun6e poo
en- Sag bebes til SIP og &e6er, ltgeiaa let lom ban
ffn1noe> %neoerfares 1ret og trmnpes paa.. &irfer og
Gaar1e og 8%pgni1nger fful6e relies og iful6e inpfffes.
Mean fal0te paa &lnitneret1, @bnerne eggeoes.
Npe @er6ener, npe 5fabeliesbtitorie rulle6e fren1
al 9larbnn6reoers Mgrfe.. Minoesmerfer iattes,
6onta1ter %ippataleoe, - &urpati6er og 8tllarer ltgt=
te6e, % @tganters Sanfer bIeb f%orebiget. Set bar
Gage, 90 @nI6et ipilIeoe min6re &oIle ems Daa6en.
Sinbe11e bar i 5pnnoing % Oprgr. @leoert,
65ploe,, % @raften git Saa1to ! Saa1ro. 0g meo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
~9u bar git ban oltfor frie @nn0er, ia, oeret

u9u bat git ban oltfor frie @n16er, ia, beret
bans 5lope," too ser / ct 8reo fra ben6es 6ar, ct
@rep, FUN brenote lige efter 2esringen / @jen1met.
San ien6te ben0e oftere Sen @lags Gpiitler. .SSn0fol0
og us falls al 8reoe MOB Snigerl 6nne1.
Sgloa mi paa &o1te &e1to1te loa Ser nogle 2inter
fra ban1 - ltgelo1 en- g2epe, Ser gre6 eftter ben6e og
pilbe bol6e ben6e tilboge. .&ar1 br1gte 6e11e Gang
Sc pol6ion1lte lotrDf.
SUM fjenote Saget al Sen @on1lcs Ser11boon0 oq
%frpn1pe0e Jig UNDER Get.
+. = Men @0om &obn te1fte trn1mferen6e: =
Den6es intin1e Streng bar leg | min 2onme.
SUN from1ne6e ON 8rebet; ba1 LOS lom ON ban
tntet r1erfe6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

0rl1 %9lngelifa 5opbe lnffet 9ineneu men bum iop
life. SIM tn1fte poa at, bpa0 bum bapoe list for
bons Sfpl0.. slle Sc @entetin1er, Sc 9gnglteler,
noor ban blep borte Gage og 9eetter as @m1get1, ia
Tiger cg Maone0er.. 50 iaa SEN &pol, ban paa=
tpons benoe ua0er l%t0fprelien al lit arbejoe, fife
Ire0 eller @lnoe pe6 ,uoget, - bare en- iage16e l1ro /
Sinoet. % loo 0isje polo lon1n1e lt0bru0, Ser fu11oe
itige til &a1eri.
Sum pioite, at bun bar gift mes Ell life felt TIL
~rca11elig Al2o11o, men en- Moro meo rige gprer, fun
niole ogloo, at bu11 e!lfe0e bonn og al0rig fl1n0e lptgte
bor1, bpor ifjupt ban ems 1telte Set til.
Sum %forogteoe Jig itltnbonr ieln, at bum life 6oD0e
%optrooot beite111tere, ia bruot 6or6olhet men alt
enotc lprilfe Scener me0 ben1e 0fan0.
:, en- Morrpffc bQpbe bum labet Jig ripe 1ne6 al
buns mango ~lfiftel1Oe 2nner, MI lneg Ser Jig 1n0er=
ti0e1 Ell isre1oe &uloe oper al ben0es @o6beo, 11aor
bun iif Sen Mistanfe, at fan formelig n90 benDeS
trpenoe Gnie11, at bans Mani bar at uobitte Hloger
for Jig leo, for Sem begge.
&c Nrbeioer, ser f1loenotes UNDER gl6am @oDns
@oono, blep gjerne til nogle faa Snipirotione1S ST
mer. set %eroeloe Galo al Soccer og Nlaner, lom
bans @ierne trmle0e me6, antog ijel0en 1toge1 SSorm.
san fl1nbe tro0s be1toes' Spgoom enonu itaa OPP
ON NGtter,e, peffe ben0e og raablpprge, - / gfe6iel
pg 6rpgt for life at 81 set be6i e al Jig ielp.. Mangen
Gang lpntes FUN, ban maatte nere belat al SEN onbe
&ln11te1s 9jepel.
i5pr / Si0en tpa11g bon be1oe til at itoa @ao6el
%tir1epis. tolte bl1n ON Gretbeo, blep bon beftig> =
1ne11te, BUN gDelagoe fans &11nlt, = ia, set bGnote,
at ban rep lit slrbeioe on,fulo og %tronpeoe poa Stun1<
perne iom aflinoig.
l1noifplb1ingen blep altio, at fan par obernerpes,
pperunitrengt. Sq Qrbei6e n1aatte> ban 10, lfuloe Sc
life treffes mes / Nfiieren.
Sum bi0i life, ON @jerteonoet m1lig lfreb Jig
fra en- tl1ng 8roncebule, ioa1u ti(f9l0igbis oelte6e moo
benoes sful6er og @rp1t. ban gap 8uiten ct fraitigt
Srpf lit Gimme oper en- mtslpffet Sftsie.
Chen fslte 6un Jig tloe, ligeiom 1oget roffet
beb &iertercoen. Men bun ngpnte alorig bette, og
ban ante TELLER i%ngenting.
@goiiten / Jam oiloe imilt al Zig &aafmo.
@pen enlfe6e bel iin &uitrus geoite mer ems
@illc6buggeren M0am &apn.
SUN r1lle6e @ar6inet mes for &u6en, = Gatte=
luften traf in6; benoes trette 9ine orfe6e lite fplge
@ane1s b11rtige Saeen.
@eorgenen breo, og SD6ens 2an6 aubne6e Jig.
Solen iteg %rpo1nen6e ODER fro6ige 5letter, bbor
9ruer1e bang opernro6ne, bbor oDbtfarbe6e Nliben<
trnr %fronie6e. 8reoe, %bon6rige 6Io6er 5trgnnme6e
Zig og gip6eoe Marf og eng.
2angs 8eiene 6reb 8gnoer rne6 1%oI1teqte Mniiqter
% lortglin1en1e 9aar, - %n1alerife fine broge6e
&Ipr.
4loitre laa Tom enionnme 8orge bgit oppe pao
s';eratcppene, bbor grernite11, M11nte,1 % Nor11er l-
Der lit Glib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
SUN gtneoe ineen 2gsning, = Semperame,1ter,lt

VHH pnteUe t1tge1 SpS1l111g, Se11lPe1u1le11IeI1t
fif fien1pe 10.
Mm ia, at bum ligne6e Gbarlotte Gor6ap. -
benoeS Sino bapoe bele l1ngoomn1en 6rdmt ONT Doa=
ben; Bette bap0e boaret ben6e ODER alle 8anifeligbe=
oer11e. Sum bopoe tro6, at Mban &apn bar oen rette,
ben, FUN funoe opflanune. Men bon bab6e bare fprt
Sfjppbeoen i110 / @uiet, fpalt ale ben0es Sl(ulic>
11er.
Sum bprte lin Mors @te1nr1e l1oe fra Sc tri1te
&loffer: Gu bar altfor ltor S6ealilt for Dor Ser
Sen, oing, bang, Sing, bang
S%anfer1re arbeioe6e til SEN lple Morgenltl,n6, ga
%il1nrre0e bun> in6til @ooe1s 5fraol ppffeoe fel1oe
al Sc balbbaagne 9r6mn1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
-DRUKKENSKAB HEkREEP p s

ESKE SENDES FIJI.
Enhver Kvin e kan
helbrede Mand, Son e!-
Ter Broder for Drikke
1ysten we'd hemmeliga(
give ham ct d
hans KaRe, The ellei
F6de uden hans Widen
de. Midlet er fuldst@h-
digit uskadeligt Eli
hver god og trofast
Kvinde kan bortfjerne
dette frygtelige Onde
og v~edvarende standse
LISTEN til Dirk, ligesom
Mrs. r. L. WI at
Selma, La. I aarevis bad
hun sin Mand ON at
Suite med at drikke,
men han. kunde lkke
gjgre Diet at egen fri
Willie, og efter at have
lRst ON den mR'kv@r-
dige Kur, bestemte hun
sig til at prove det.
Mrs. Townsend siger, q.
linden hun havde gtvet
k~hk4 Ho~ NJ vet F0-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

sin Mand e Box at Milo Tablets, table han a Lystfo
Whisky, og at blotsynet og Lugten at OF og Whiskey nn
ORD ere kun ct afde Tus!,nde, som dette Kompagni In,
og &c til Porto til The Milo Drug Co., 1879 Milo Building.
81. Louis, Mo-, vii med Poster modtage en- fri Pakke, vel
forseplet. med fluid Instruction ON hvorledes man he'll
BREEDER Drikkelysten. Det koster ingenting at prsvedet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-03
AGGREGATE 100000.
Suits Growing Out of Military Control
Of Colorado District.

Victor. Colo, Feb. damage suits
aggrcgating $l.CG0,GG0 growing out Of
military control of this district since
The miners strike was inaugurated
several months ago, were called up be-
fore District Judge Lewis here. Tues
day The defendants are Gov. Peabody,
Brig. Gen. John Chase, formerly in
command of the troops in the Cripple
creek district. Col. Edward NerIeck-
burg, ut present in command, AMI
Majors Thcs. II. Mrclelland and Nay
lor. III all suits for 100000 damages
are pending against Gov. Peabody per
sonally. Gen. Chase appears as IA de-
PENDANT in nearly all Of the remain
ing suits for 100000
Judge Lewis set the cases for trial
He also designated the date on which
numcio Gus criminal charges now on file
will be heard against Adjt. Gen. Sher-
man NJ. Bell. Gen Chase, and others
connected with the state militia III its
enforC e.Eent Of martial law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-03
ALLEGES Conspiracy.
Plaintiff Files Complaints in Squire
Company Case.

Boston, Feb. 2.-On the ground that
several of the allegations in the plain
tff's bill Of complaint as scandalous
and irrevelant, Robert WeitZe, the pc
titioner in Il suit against the protect
i've committee of the John p. Squire
& Co.. Corporation. was ordered by
Judge LOring III the supreme court,
today. 10 strike out these charges. TIL
case was continued, until tomorrow, in
order to give counsel an opportunity To
amend the bill as the court directs.
Weitze is Il stakeholder in the corpora
ton which was recently acquired by
f. c. Swift & CO.. of Chicago. His
action was brought for the purpose of
having set aside the sale of thu
Squire Company stock by the protect
i've committee to the Swift interests.
The plaintiff alleged conspiracy on the
Part OF the committee to turn over the
property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-03
MEETING WAS NOISY.
Reors arization of Cooperative Asso-
citation at Lawrence Is Made.

Lawrence, Mass, Feb. "A meeting
Of the Arlington Cooperative Associa-
ton stockholders was held. tonight in
tity hall. Practically Il reorganization
Of the association was made by the
election Of Thomas White as clerk to
succeed George II. DeWhirst. resigned
and the selection of Alderman Moses
Marshall as auditor and the following
as directors: james Fletcher. Jos. G.
Tclle and Samuel i:ranlhall. The meet
ing VAS very noisy at times. but the
tenor of tn" speeches WAS the advice TO
jhe members 10 cooperate in a deter
mined effort to restore the affairs OF
the organization to Il firm bass. The
officers elected. tonight. are temporary.
their term ending in April. the date OF
the heNt quarterly meeting. when Il
regular election will be held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-02-03
MURDERER HANGED.
Ernest Cashel Answers for His Many
Crimes With His Life.

Halifax. n. s.. Feb. "a special FROM
aaed y known as 4ha t;arsa sd, desneraGo
the murderer of Rufus Belt, ranch"r vas
hanged, this morning. The drop fell at
sos
Cashel went to the scaffOid attended b.
Hr. kerby. Methodist minister. who feels
that the young man sincerely repented
of his crime.
CaEhei wore tweed suit and walked
firmly to the scaToid. where the hangman,
Radcliffe pinioned him and placed the
white cap ever his head. The drop fell
while the Lords Prayer was being recit
cd.
Before leaving his cell Cashe broke
down and confessed u Mir. Eerby of Belts
murder. but afterwards walked freely to
the scatfold. asking the pastor to pray
for him
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mended to the rules committee with an
instruction. Mr.. Dalzell insisted thar
he had not yielded the floor.
Williams retorted that he simply
made 4 parliamentary inquiry. (which
is always in order, according to thc
rules of the Democratic convention
After some parliamentary fencing.
Wells secured an opportunity to say
that the instructions he wished to sub
nit WAS for Il resolution giving the
Porto Ric;ln resident commissioner all
OF the powers and rights to Il delegate
from Il territory. This il WAS stated
would give him few additional privi
le@es, such as stationery. etc.
The previous question was ordered
on The resolution and 10 minutes de-
bate.
DaiZell explained that ut the last
session of Congress. Commissioner
DeGetteau was granted the right To tie
floor. bur it was desirable in the inter-
estS Of Porto Rico to grant him further
privileges.
Williams announced the resolution was
good legislation but did not go far enough
There was no reason why Porto Rice
Well as Hawaii Williams called atten-
ton to Il bill now in the House calendar
from the insular affairs committee giving
| orto Rico u delegate"
Jones. Va. stated that the House had
passed this same bill unanimously in the
last Congress.
What became of it in the Senate" in
tcrrupted DalZell. He went en- to read
the amendments which the Senate had
placed on the bill. one providing for Il
commission of three members to pass
upon and settle Roman Catholic claims
another extending the naturalization laws
and he said. many others.
"th. you can't scare us by shooting Il
Republican Senate retorted Williams,
who continued the advocacy OF additional
Representatives for Porto Rico
As no other member OF the mino-t.
wished to occupy the time. Williams yield
al the floor with the remark: we Will
vote for you" resolution"
Thank You" replied Dalzell
Crumpacker. Ind, said the resolution
Iiico and did not preclude further legis-
latiOn.
Cooper Wis. chairman OF The insular
affairs committee. although supporting,
the resolution, believed Porto Rico with
900 900 inhabitants was as much entitled
to delegate in Congress as Hawaii with
less than 2G,t0tn inha bitants.
The resolution was unanimously agreed
/ to and the Speaker announced amid APP
plauSe the appointment of D@getau rs il
member of the House committee on inst
lar affairs.
| on motion Of Mahon. Pa. the House he
| gan the consideration of bills on the pri
Nate calendar in committee of the wiloir
with Foster. Vt, as chairman Five pri
| waite claims bills Were passed, also a Sen
ate bill relating to terms of court in Mn
T2sota. The House adjourned at Ali
i. n.
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STILL UNDELivERED.
Japanese Do Not Know Contents Of
Russia's Note.

Toxic Feb. THE Russian note Is still
undclivercd and the government and PEG
pie OF Japan do not possess any definite
knowledge concerning the time OF its ar
rival or~itS contents. Russia DELAY
coupled with the announ' "nlcnt Of con
tiEuCd movement of reinforce.ncut- int
Manchuiii Increases the strain here Will
il tiiminishes the already slight prospects.
for peace
The government has been urged to de-
.;Datch a Erccmptpry noJo to St. Peters
burg threatening u declare war Is refused
immediate SatiSfa ction in the way of q
reply to its previous note, but still Tie
government is patient, although it H. man
fest that if the delay is much more pro
iongod il will act cncrgetiCally.
Events will move rapidly when the note
Is finally received if it II materially I'M
satisfactory. and the prospect for addi
tional ne equations is slight although Jap
an will probably dispatch an ultimatIinI
hrior" striking.
The Japaues" show remarkable oIil-
ward calm and no scenes similar to thOS.
in America and Enelahd before recent
wars are Witnessed.
There are occasional dcmonStra lions and
nutcroppinS@ Of popular feeling, hut the
casual visitor to til" larger cities can :Cs'
little out OF the ordinary in the diSpn%i-
ton and behavior of the People. Their is.
however. an uudcrctIrcnt of desperate de-
termination running the nations length
and breadth. more imposing in many
. ways than q administrative motion.
The people have counted the cost and
made firai PREPARATIONS so that if forced
10 night they are capable OF waGiHg and
SliSt iiniIg war in lnannc4 That viii
surprise the world.