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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
.LO que un TepubIica.
no dice de las
eIeCCiOneS.
ReGOnOce 8l IggltimO triunfO OBJ
tenidO pOr Ia "UDl6n Do Pu8r
to Rico.
mo puGdO pGrmanGC0T en- SiIen-
CiO-dlCG-aI V0r IatOrma fidfGuIa
en- que eOmenfan mis- COTTeIl=
glOnaTiOS el tTiunfO de Ia Union.

Mis- Correligi0narios Sc queian hoy
de los prOcedimientOs gubernatiYos,
respectO & las fstimas elecciones.
Sc diriien con iDjurias insuItos al
gobiernOs acusRndO nj gobernRdor de
parcial, y al Secretario de Puerto Rico
de haber fAVorecido los unionistas.
NADIA mas iDjusto: NADIA mas invero-
sfmil. No hay NADIA que pueda com.
probar tales afrmaciones de la prensa
de mi partido. Todo 10 que Sc Olga
hoy, es sOlamente produCido por Ia
contrariedad de una derrota que todos
veiamOs Venir, y que previm0s "a hace
aIgunOs meses.
Hemos vivido todos de engafios , de
ilusiones que nos hacfRn cOncebir. La
masa del partido q que pertenezco hs
VividO de ilusorias esperanzas. que nos
hacfan Greer que nuestr0 partidO con-
taba con Ia mayOr1a de los eIectores de
la islas y con el apoyo decidido de Ia
administrator.
Lo de Ia GacOTp0TGci6n, hR resultado
una falRcia y una burIa.
Hay que habIar ClaYo, Y decir Ia
verdad al paftido republicanO, al Go
bierno y q pals en- general.
Todoa sabemOs que no hay tal 59scOT-
pOrGoS6e. que esto solo ha sido inyen-
tad0. para hacer efeCt0 en- el ADVERSE
rios y conseRuir la unidad dentro del
partidO. haci6ndOle conCebir esperan-
zAs. Hoy nos hemos convenCido del
error de que hemos sido vfctimas.
Muchas cosas ign0ra 81 pRfs, que ed
necesari0 que sepa, y conste que nos0-
tros hemos obtenido fAvores del Go
bierno que no saben muchos porque
tOdo sc ha despachRdO en- familia, y
porque muchas c0sas no Sc han dich0.
TOdos recOrdsr6n que el Consejo
Executive decret6 que hubiera en- el
distrito de GuRyama I'M juez america
no en- lac mesas electorales.
Mis- amigos obtuvieron que en- Ia
pr6ctica. no se tuviera en- cuenta ESQ.
No hubo tales RmericRnos en- Las messs
en- el distrito de Guyana. Estas fue-
ron compuestas de dos republicRnos y
de IN unionista.
Este fu6 un tFabsio Conseguido con
Mr.. Wilcox, por el seflor Guzman Be-
nitez.
Sc trabsj6 por trasladar al sargento
GuaniI y se consigui6. enViando Fa-
jardo no solamente & un sargento tent
do por republican,. 81 que tambien la
policla que agFadabR al seflor SAM
tiSgo We've.
Sc trAbsj6 con 6xito que permane-
ciera en- Gusyama el teniente Villsri-
ny, 10 que fu6 alcanzado pOr eI sefor
GpiIlermo Mac COrmick, y Rlgunos de
los iefes de San Juan. Los sefIores
Logo Wins. Brenes otros de Guaya-
ma, Sc Rsegura que crefan que Ell tFiun-
fO dependfa de la permanencis allf de
VilIariny.
IN seior Guzman Bsnftez obtuvo
que Mr.. Wilcox desistiera del acuerdo
de aumento de cOleRios, fundado en-
que no hsbfa tempo para fabricAr Las
urnss necesarias por ell aumento de
precintos. Para los republicsnos fu6
una gran algeria que no 90 llev6ra &
cabo 81 aumento de COlegios porque,
,seg6n decfan. 90 quedarfan muchoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
JliCIOS celebrates en- al Juzgadq
do Paz OIL dfa IS dc No.
VIembrG.

Contra Angelina Frances ' Carolina
Vega, por infriDgir 6rdenes municipa-
les. absueltas.
Contra Esteban Rosado. por infrin-
CIR 6rdenes muniCipales, condenado &
SIS de multa.
Contra Manuel Benltez de Pena, por
iufriugir 6rdenes municipsles. absuel-
to.
Contra Rosario Santana Y Maria
Gonzalez. por infringir 6rdenes muni-
Cipales COndenado $40 de multa cada
una.
Contra Mateo Verdejo Escobar. por
crueldad con animales condenado & 50
de multa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
81 ObrefO senior San
chez feIicita al CO.
b0Flad0T,
La Federation LIbIs dice no
sufTl6 atTOpoIIOs.
AfiTma que al GObernadOT So de-
ben Ia tTanquIIIdad y sl or
den do eStOS dilS.

La cArta que continuation insert&-
mos Va dirigida 3l
Hon. Beekman Winthrop,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
San Juan. P. r.
Honorable senior:
Acaba de realizarse en- Ia isla de que
sois So primera autoridRd. ell acto mas
trascendentRl de un pueblo: las cleo
clones generOles para los puestos le-
gislativOs y admiuistrAtivos.
La Federation Libre, la rama de la
ga. E. of L..S que no es una iustitu
ci6n pOlftica. pero que representa- los
!ntereses = cuida de Ia clase obrera. &
la conclusion de ese perfodO electoral
tiene I'M deber que IIenar. Amante
como es de tOdO 10 moral tiene STEM
pre- para los gobernantes 8 administra-
dOres que cumplan Ia ley y hsgan res
petar Ia misma. ininitas cOngratula-
clones; de lR misma nRnerR que en- los
casos neCesariOs, cuando aIguno Olvida
sus deberes, tenemOs Ia mas acerbA
censura.
En- tal sentido permftome enviar &
I'd. ID mas sincera felicitaci6n en- Vir.
Uuu 09 - sEouQu4lAu1u Eo1u&u6o 0uE&uo
to el periodic electoral que termin6 el
8 de los corrientes y en- el cuRl la ins.
tituci6n Federation Libre, e1cepto el
case del hermAnC Francisco de Jes6s.
que & tempo supisteis COrregir. no tu-
vO Is desgracia de yer sus miembrOs
afro DellGdos como en- otras ocasiones
oCurriera en- esta isla.
Imp6rtanos POGO 8 NADIA el triunfo 8
derrota de IN partido & Otro. 10 que
nos interesR ca que nuestros hermanos
trab0jadores = sus famiIiares no ten
gan que lamentar desQracias inferna-
les ocasionRdas p0r 81 pugiIato de los
partidos poIiticos.
Con tai motive. repito, es que teneis
nuestra felicitaci6n. 70 que tenemos
la conviction de que & I'd. "a de-
be la tranquilidad de estos 6ltimos
dfas.
Y deseando tener siempre la opor-
tunidad de feIicitAros por los sctoG de
vuestrO gobierno.
Soy de I'd. respetuoramente
Eugenso Sanchez L6pe@.
"a. F. of L.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
Ateneo Pusrtorrlque6o

Hemos tenido la ocasi6n dc presen-
ciar las cIases de iDgl6s que con tanto
aciertO Sc est6n dando en- ell eAtene0
PuertOrriquefoo los Iunes. microbes
Y viernes & las siete de Ia noche bBjo
Ia direction del joven don Carlos Mar
tinez. professor de ipg!es del CoIegio
de Santa Ana y no vacilamOs en- re-
comendarIo efcazmente s todos los j6-
venes enthusiasts por d Rdquisici6n
del importante idioma de Sh0 kespeare.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15


pesquiS sdo
esta5ec la vdad de cuaC0n naallos
John Hunter quion convertible peas
Ia
& 81 0cupasn @ ssPDteF0 2sTO Casas reside en- T. Gale 0snt9
nevarel selo del
Auorilades del pueblo fabula
VfCTINrA DE PARALYSIS.
de parals perdendo La nbidd
habl tardaudo wolverine compamen compile
mpedido quede
Mi estomago, padeca
fa dedic6 atencn recetandome
espaco de dos las medicnas impon mis-
Dues de hab ddo deucedo nkdicos amigos
pdo!as para Pada mi
abgba phdoras
me probase Pdoras
verse que
gnna que otra na en- L. casa IT a. otEo eEno a pueblo As ~
del fe ~ Miia@S MS }Dr Williams Fink PTis) '-'''' -
Pdas gradual ebs
E drego affective del esago ha esprecdo mi vista h vuto mi
las navo prOpedadss de las Phdo Rod del Dr.
~ ~ ~ " " Frm,do) JOHN HUNTER:
sugcito juado O. l. Votao Pdbico.
vndad donde pueblo estigo
po6n abonan re6n de so cuIac6n hay los
HON L CLARK, Asade
A. H. CREw, Cajero de
W. ". WILSON, Administrator de CoTeos.
10 QUE s1GNIFIoA NI1AGRo CALIFORNIA ToDos QUE
remedio aqueos desaeg impoantes cc
neuralgia doo de cabeza nos bale de San VOy ddad nevos
Williams Pidas
W1 psrddO speranA
VGlo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15

las CIRCUMSTANCES us6 del rotten, result
te an proceso iniciado contra un cabo
de policfs sin que Sc olga en- ell teIegra-
ma que es 10 que SO esta hacienda con
ell sgresoF.
Una atenci6n decidida de parte de
las autoridades, esta sin duda hacienda
mucha faIta en- Adiuntas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15

Los prestigiosos compatriotas de
Manati sefIores LeopoldO B0rda y
Eduardo Georgetti. h6Ilanse en- San
Juan.
A dichos amigos deseamos todo &C.
nero de satisfaCciones en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
AIGmania defende eI mar del BaItiCo

New York, Nbre. i 5, l.3O p. M.
Comunican de Berlin que, con
motive de haber salido la escuadra
rusa del Baltico, AIemania defen-
dera dicho mar con una fuerte es-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15

cuadra 4 fin de impedir que otra
nacion pueda atacar 4 Russia, en-
cuyo case peligrarfan los intereses
alemanes 81 sobreviniese IN confic-
to international.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15

En- toda la repdblica ha causado
hondo duelo este suceso.
So haran regias honras f6nebres
en- memoria de NJ. Walton. que ha
muerto a los 90 amos de edad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
FaIIeGid ell padre de Ia Constitution francesa

New York, Nbre. Is, 1.8O p. m.
InfoFman de Paris que ha falle-
cido en- aquella capital ell ilustFe
autor de la Constitution francesa,
NJ. Henry Walten.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
In CiGI6n ha azOtadO a los EstadoS Unidoa

New York. Nbre. Is, I.3O a. m.
Un tremendo fen6meno ha ago.
tado todos los Estados Unidos. cru
zando el pals y causando en- algu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
FGRNACIA AMERICANA

JERINGAs DE FUENTEs 2 GUAR.
TILLOS go CENTAVOS.
Sc DESPACHAN RECETAS FA-
CULTATIVAS.
San Francisco 50. San Juan Pr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
.TOdO On Pueblo ExcitadO con MOtivO
de On Aparente MilagrO.
Los HechOs COmprObadOs pOr eI AlcaIde OtrOs
Hombres Preeminentes.


oion
del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15

En- eSta imprenta se Vende papelde
eri6dico Viei0 & $500 quintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15

nos de aqu6llos intensos peJui-
clos.
Las p6rdidas son cuantiosas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
CORRESPONSAL.a

La seguridad p6bIica no puede estar
81 arbitriO de los rencores pOifdcOs y
parece uFgente que las autoridades to-
men en6rgicas medidas para Contener
los desmanes de Adjuntas.
Ell LcdO. Font que alude ell teIe-
Qrama, es una persona mug apreciRda
allf, tftuIO- -universitariO, y hombre de
Influenza en- 10 polftiCa.
Parece cosa extrAVsgante que des-
pu6s del heChO que deDuncia 81 tele-
grama, cuando Ia pOlicfs ObEgads por
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15
LOS SUCESOS
De ADJUNTAS.
In VGCinO rGClb0 una agTeSi6n,
10 d8fiond0 Ia pOIicf8, y re-
Sulta GSta pTOCeSada.
Par0CO que una d0CIdIda atGnGi6n
do las autOTIdadoS 0Std ha.
CI0RdO falta en- AdiuRtaS.

Ella Correspondence public6 aver
nOticias references & des6rdenes ocurri-
dos en- Adjuntas.
Hombres amOtinados en- Ia plaza p6.
blica prorEumpierOn en- iDiurias trAtan-
do de aGredir 8 personas decentes de
aquelAA pObIaci6n y dandO mUchO que
haCer ID p0lie1a.
En- este como en- casi todos los casos
similares. es probabilfsimo que esos
infelices desordenadores de ID psz p6-
blica no sean OtFa cosR que desdichados
instrumentos de cObardes que escondi-
dos en- 81 an6nimo. empuj0n al desor.
den nuestros infelices compatriotas
del pueblo.
De todos modoa, Ia situaci6n de Ad-
iuntas no es buens. Un telegrama de
la policfa comunic6 aver. 81 no estamos
NAL inf0rmados, que RIgunas pers0nas
hAbian sido detenidas = que a1n 10 es-
tAban por Gatsenc6a del juez.
AnOche reeibimos el siguiente tele-
RF&ma:
sAdiuntAa. Nov. IA, 5.35 p. m.
Correspondence.
San Juan.
En- Ia plaza p6blica fu6 brutaImente
agredidO el Lcdo. Font por Lorenzo
Soba.
La policia tuvo que usar ell rotten
para reducir & prisi6n al sgresor.
El Juez instruye proceso contra ell
cabo de. policfa.
POblaoi6n aIarmsdfsimA por repeti-
Ci6n de sgresiones.
COnDTCuONrcA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-11-15

Hoy a g q. m.
Preston barometrica sO.0o
Temperature rs. !
Hnmedad 80 I
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-09
SCRAPS.
80 . 80 . q .

For the first time since 1866 men
other than ex-men-of-warsmen are
being recruited for the London fire
department.
Wales wants a capital, but though
the search has been going on for
years, no city has yet been found
pre-eminently suited for the honor.
The largest collodium known is in
Beavertown, Pa Some of the leaves
are four and one-half feet long and
forty inches wide, while the circum-
ference of the stalk is forty-nine feet.
The British government committee
on physical deterioration recommends
a law requiring every dwelling or
portion of a dwelling occupied by a
SINGLE family to have CRATE suita-
BILE for cooking.
Governor Ferguson, of Oklahoma,
has been immortalized by an epigram
Some envious editor in that terri
tory. styles the executive of the Ter
ritory the "red-headed Socrates of
the North Canadian
In London the stairway and eleva-
tors used for access to or from the
stations of the underground railroads
do not occupy any part of the streets.
The railway companies had to buy
space in a block where they wanted
a station.
Alfred Vernon, at Leytonstone, En-
gland, sang at a club the other night
a song entitled, "I Wonder Where
and What the End Will Be-" 1t is
a story of a gamblers life, and Yer
non had to place revolver near his
head, pretending to commit suicide.
The revolver was accidentally fired
and inflicted a fatal wound.
1t takes three an done third times
as long to write the Roman numerals,
from one to one hundred, as the Ara
bic, and the chance of error is
twenty-one times as great. 1t takes
three times as long to read the Ro-
man numerals from one to one hum
dred as the Arabic. and the chance
Of error is eight times as great
Science.
With every year it becomes more
and more certain that by the year
1000 no ecclesiastical organization
now existing in America will retain
its present form. This statement was
made as early as the year 1870, by
the distinguished president of Brown
University. Thirty years have more
than justified a position which then
seemed somewhat startling.
national Quarterly.
According to an official return lust
issued. the grand total of motor cars
and cycles registered in the United
Kingdom on April l, was 81 ,421. In
England and Wales there were A.
III motor cycles and 1902 motor
cars; in Scotland, SOC of the former
and 1908 of the latter; while in Ire
land the numbers were S97 and 54o.
respectively. The number of licenses
granted to drivers was 40.50O.-Lon-
don Engineer.
Mulberry Partridge. that veteran
all-round fisherman of Bowdoinham
has commenced his usual shipment of
eels to the New York markets A
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-09
.EARLHAM CLASSES
For Richmond Citizens Meet To
Organize.

About forty teachers and other
citizens who desired to enter the col
lege Extension Glasses offered by
Earlham College for the winter IS
work met at the Garfield school on
Wednesday evening and were met by
the members of the Earlham Faculty
who have charge of the work.
Four classes were partially organ
lied and lines Of study outlined and
explined by the respective teachers.
These classes will meet to complete
their organization and receive assign
ments for regular work early next
week. Al citizens who desire to en-
ter any of these classes should be
present at these meetings.
The classes will meet for final or
ganization this coming week as fol-
lows: French class, taught by Prof.
Arthur Chase, on Monday at 4 is p.
m. History of American Colonial In
situations, taught by Prof. c. W. Hold
gin, Wednesday at Ills p. m. Liter
ature Class, taught by Prof. w. N.
Trueblood, Wednesday at Ais p. m.
Bible Study class, taught by Prof
Ebert Russell, Monday at 7:3O p. M
All classes will meet at the Garfield
building. All citizens Interested are
invited to attend these preliminary
meetings.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-09
LETTER LIST
Ladies' List.

Ladies List.
Mrs. Carrie E. Graham, Mrs. Cor
inne, Mrs. Anna Lee, 2, Mrs. Lottie
MERGER, Mrs. Harve Pickett.
Gentlemen List.
W. Akers, M. Clemant Brady. A.
B. Bloom. ID. B. Duke, Giuseppe Dis
tefmo, J. NJ. Dyson, VIII Dougherty,
Jas. E. Foley, Finney, Geo. Cole Eos
ter, Rollie Grossly, E. P. Hyatt, Wal
ter Jones, CARL Logan, Harry Mohler.
Simon Mohler, 2. Richard Oldham.
W. Gray Robinson. Siekmond Co., c..
E. Slusser, F. W. Slutz, Edward
Andrew Watson, Ed. Wal
ker.
Drops.
4. B. Enoeh. Miss Dora Toney.
Foreign.
suppla Williams.
Packages.
B. F. Marsh.
D. SURFACE, P. NJ.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-09
Many Mothers of a Like Opinion.

Mrs. Pilmer, Of Cordova, Iowa,
says: Gone Of my children was sub
ject to Group of a severe type, and
the giving Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy promptly, always brought re-
lief. Many mothers in this neighbor-
hood think the same as I do about
this remedy and want no other kind
for their children.' For sale by A.
G. Luken & Co., and w. Fl. Sudhoff,
corner fifth and Main streets.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-09
G., G. b L. New Schedule Most Favor.
able to the Richmond People.

Under the new schedule there will
be through cars to Cincinnati via c.,
c. & L. direct; also through car SER
vice to College Corner, Oxford and
Hamilton. The running time of all
trains has been greatly reduced. Gin
cinnati is now reached in two hours
and five minutes. The north bound
morning train now leaves at a. m. a
much more seasonable hour than here
tofore.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-09
$500 WORLDS FAIR TICKETS.
Now on Sale Sundays, Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays
via Pennsylvania Lines.

Worlds Fair 7-day round trip
tickets to st. Louis are now sold over
Pennsylvania Lines Sundays, Mon
days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursday of every week at $500
from Richmond.
These tickets are valid in coaches
of through trains. Longer limit low
price excursion tickets to World s
Fair are sold every day. For par
ticulars consult C. w. Elmer, ticket
agent, Pennsylvania lines, Richmond,
Ind.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-09
#TsE wW 10 s6]1
ll|l|l.zl7
DAYTON & WESTERN TRACTION
LINE
In effect Sept. -, 1904. Subject to
change without notice.
MAIN LINE
Am p Mp NJ
Ly. Richmond .... 6 00 And 900I IL 90
AR. Eaton. ............ 45 every Adj IL 40
Mest alexandria oo hour 10 So Il %
NEW PARIS BRANCH
Through Service
AMMAN And lP NJ
Ly. Richmond ....... 500 z 20 every 10 20
Ar. Cedar Springs ... 25 45I2 hours 10 As
Do ri <
NEW PARIS BRANCH
Through Service

Connections - At Eaton with p. G. G.. &
st. l.. for points north and south. At West
Alexandria with Cincinnati Northern r. r.
for points north and south. At Dayton
with electric lines d1verging for Troy, Pr
qua, Sidney, Lima Xenia, Spring field, Col
umbus, Hamilton and Cincinnati.
Through rates, through tickets to all
points. For further Information call Home
Phone 269. G. O. BAKER, Agent.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-25
FAV0RS PLAINTIFF

The INJUNCTION asked by Nolen.
tine Threlkeld and Ed Order AZ
trustees Of coIored school district
I'D ~ against q. w. Brooks and
Laura Johnson, AZ teachers and
Robert Wheeler and May field
Hughes, as trustees and John h.
Paris as superintendent, wac
granted as TO the teach.
ers and in part ss to the su.
perintendent, after hearing argu.
ments on both sides.
Tie case will be- Submitted at
once TO the court OF appeals and
will probably he decided in two
or three weeks In the meantims
there will ho no school and tho
beligerents will await the final
decision.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-25
NIAGARA AGAIN

The agitation against tho destruction
Iof Niagara Falls has reached and iul,
pressed the Governor Of New York and
ls reflected in his veto OF the bill enlarg
ing the scope and powers OF the Niagara
Lockport and Ontario Power Company
One point made by the Governor in
his memorandum is that while the bill
is desired by the immediate locality con.
cerned, he is convinced that the State
at large almost universally disapproyes
it. This is as far as he could 30 in his
executive capacity, but he might have
said, with exact truth, that the whole
American public, and indeed, tho civil
lied world disapproves it.
The Governor says, "The legislature
should protect the falls, rather than in.
crease the menace 10 which / have 70.
ferred, by restricting those corporations
which are already in possession, by com
polling the removal OF distractions and
unsightly structures which mar the
beauty OF Niagara" 1t is TO be hoped
that this executive opinion will rpen in.
to action
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-25
TO BE BONDED.

Kelley's Axe Factory to bt
Bonded fer 100000.
This announcement Will not in.
terest many citizens OF Marion,
bat those who happen TO remem.
Der VIM Kslley's furnace nasr Ed
dyville, Lyon county, in ante bel.
! lum days will be startled at the
magnitude to which the business
born of his genius has grown
kelley's axe factory is the great
est plant of the kind on the globe
and has grown from very UMPIRE.
tentious size TO the most immense
dimensions, covering acres aud
employing thousands Of hands.
The output is up in the millions
and the demand apparently unlim
tied, their product going to the
four quarters Of of the globe Car.
goes 90 to the Transvaal and the
Argentine Republic Train loads
to the vast empire Of the Amer.
can West, and 50 on ad infnilem
WIN Kelly, the founder of this
vas once citizen Of Eddy.
vile, and while there invented the
steel process which brought hlm
wealth aud renown, although it ]
was patented simultaneously in
Great Britain by Bessemer, a for
ner employe of Kelly, having Civ
en the secret away, As evidence
IF the justice Of KelIy's claims
le was paid royalty Of $4,000 a
rear by the British crown, and al
handsome fortune as a reward
or his invention by the United
states government, four years af-
or the patent was issued.
Kelley and his sons first used
rs steel invention in the manu-.
acture of edged tools at Louis
lille. From there they moved to !
Alexandra, ind with the discoy
~ Of gas. Now that gas is Civ {
ng ont in that field Trey seek
ew field where fuel is cheap ard ,
o to West Virginia and locate at !
'harIeston, on the Kanaw ha river. q
With coal on every side Of them,
ew triumphs and dividends await
hem.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-25
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Mrs Wexford White is visiting
Mrs Black burn in Louisville.
Miss Luclle Graves Of Paducall
is the guest of Miss Nerna Pick
ems this week.
Mrs Fannie Adkins of Louis
vile is in the city, the CUES. of
her nephew, Huston Orms.
Miss Mary Cameron, the popu.
lar operutor at the Postal tels
graph cable company's office has
gone TO 1T Louis 10 vlsl, the Fair.
Mrs Lucy Caldwell returned
FROM visit To her broter. Edgie
Gregory, at Dycusburg Saturday,
aud Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs
j Randolph Finley.
=. w Jackson, of the Fredonis
Valley was "a pleasant calle- at the
Press office Tuesday, lie was en-
route 10 tue Association at Deer
creek
Bruce Babb has been chosen
Principal OF the Tolu school and
and Miss Bessie Trisler assistant.
The school will open first Monday
in Sept.
Misses Lena. Ina aud Sallie
Woods havo returned from Lake
Chautauquo, y \ They were
absent aim IT Month aud report
delight time at Lake ChAu
auqua and Niagara Fails
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-25
cAVe.ln. ROCK.

There is strong talk Of a tele.
phone line from Marion, KY. TO
this place, crossing the river by
cable. We would like connection
with the Marion exchange
Mussel and pearl fishermen are
at work along the river here.
They have already shipped sever.
al tons of shells. The pearls.
which a-e the most valuable part
OF thtir catch, are carried AWAY i,
their vest pockets.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

The regular fall term OF Lockyear's
Business College Of Evansville begins on
Monday September 9TH. This institution
offers thorough instruction in all the
business branches. Quarters have re-
Gently been enlarged and Accommodations
are now afforded for over 300 students.
Eight experienced teachers, forty new
typewriters Good board and room 81 so
per week. Positions for graduates.
Handsome illustrated catalogue now
ready Ask for any information desired.
Better write today.