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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-27
# Feet Below the Icebergs Scientists Have
'ougf1 a Warm Stream Teenning With Life

which they had been hauled.
Clinging to the meshes Of the net trailing
grasses and tropical-looking shellfsh flushed with
tnts of pink and blue The fish were. many Of
them similar to those found South American wa
tiers. Others were grotesque specimens that OF
the party had before. The majority of the
crustacea belonged to the crab family, but possessed
more than fair share of spines and feelers One
away with envy, and his half dozen paddles were COW
cred with prckes, like cactus plant, which it even
resembled in color
In another catch was marvellous sea-lily which,
after ALL lily. but fish. leaves were beau
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
LOOKING TO A SETTLEMENT.
steps Looking To n settlement of
the stock Yards strike said to
DE in Contemplation.

Chicago, Aug. ll.-Steps looking to a
settlement Of the stock yards strike
are TO be initiated at a conference be-
tween the Retail Meat Dealers asso-
aiation Of Chicago and the market
wagon drivers union according TO re-
ports that reached the packing house
teamsters. Nice-President Ran OF the
union said meeting had been planned
between the retail butchers and the
market drivers but the meeting Of the
teamsters' Joint council session inter-
fered with the arrangement
Extension Of the picket lines about
wholesale and retail meat markets was
also promised by union officials A con.
ference Of the leaders was hCld and
plans were made 10 shut of Ice and
meat from more establishments pat
roniling the big packers.
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THE PROGRAMME CANCELLED
Prizc-Fight For the Entcrtninmcnt
OF stiiie breakers brought 10
n sudden End,

Chicago, Aug ll,-Prize fights for
he entertainment Of n0n-union work
men at the stock yards may cease as
he result Of al accident that caused
he cancellation OF a programme Of
hrcc bouts Tuesday night The prize
ing waB in the interior of the stock
Yards on Packers avenue, near West
Norty-third street Daniel Smith, en-
)loyed as a strike breaker by Morris
& Co, was ptted against Peter Ford.
Both men are colored. Smith struck
Ford on the head with such force that
Smiths arm was shattered and the
programme w2s declared of The po-
ice are said to have been given orders
10 prevent any further prize fights In
he yards
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
THE PORTE AND RUSSIA.
Turkey Has Definitely Accepted
Gusslns Assurances Regarding
the Volunteer Fleet,

Con1tantlnople, Aug, 1.-THE porte
has definitely accepted the assurances
of Russia as to the character OF the
volunteer feet vessels seeking to tray
'rse the Dardanelles
In note to the Russian embassy
agreeing to the exit of the steamers
he porte emphasizes tie fact that It's
understanding of the Russian state,
aent is:-Vossels Of the volunteer
oet shall not carry arms or munitions
T war; they shall fly the commercial
.ng throughout the voyage and shall
rayerse the straits separately at stat
d intervals.
The nrst vessel IL expected Thurs.
lay
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u. S, CONSULATE ROBBED.
when Consul-Grncrni Gowdp, nt
Paris, Itenchcd Ills Ofncc He
Found n Looted.

Paris, Aug. l1,--Consul-Genera Cow
dy, on arriving AT the American con-
sulatc found that his private desk ! al
been forced the woodwork badly
smashed, petty cash and postage
stampa amounting TO several hundred
francs abstracted and his papers ran.
sacked. The big safe OF the consulate
boro conspicuous traces Of unsuccoss-
rul attemptg 10 force II open The safo
contained a large sum IN cash and i'm.
portaut documents The police are
making the fullest Investigations,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
itFngliahn In Porto Rico.

Early in my work M a teacher Ia
Porto Rico, writes Ida Dyres In the
Boston Transcript, ! was startled In
reading a translation handed me by
one OF my women teachers dld not
then appreciate how universal In Span
lsh conversation and literature are
such expressions as that In the clos
Ing sentence Of the following
Played some boys on the shore OF
small lake on II they threw paper
boats, ono of they saw frog aud
threw It u stone All moro boys began
10 do the same, and In short time
fell the STONES ~ u rain over all eS-
tension Of the water
"A great frog appeared to tho con-
tfafy shore, said them
"'DOn't throw, by -.--, more stoneh;
for II which for you 10 "a diversion, V
death Tor us
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
G Jorge G. VESTS FUNERAL
1t Was Held at Sweet Springs, No. D.,
Wednesday Afternoon.
The Wemnins Forwarded 90 81.
Louis, where They VIII he In
TERED In BeIIcfontnine.

Sweet Springs, Mo, Aug. 1.-THE fl-
neral of George Graham Vest, former
United States senator, who died Tues
day morning, took place from his be
loved cottage. wherc he spent the clos
ing DAYS of his eyentful life, Wednes-
day afternoon, The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. John c. Shackleford, an
old friend of the family.
Every place Of business in Sweet
Springs was closed from $3.50 until $3.50
p. m. After the funeral sermon at the
home the citizens of Sweet Springs
followed the body to special train on
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad,
which will convey the corpse to St
Louis for burial.
The train will arrive in st Louis
early Thursday morning The funeral
cortege will go Immediately to Belle.
fontaine cemetery, whore burial Will
take place at ten o'clock
Gov Dockerys action in calling up
on the people of the state to observe
the day of Senator Vests funeral and
authorizing the closing Of public Of
aces and the half-masting of flags is re-
garded as a fitting move on the part
Of the executive OF the state of which
the departed statesman was SO brilliant
and loyal son,
A large delegation of distinguished
citizens of Missouri has been desgnat-
ed by Gov Dockery to represent the
state at the final ceremonies.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
Live stock Markets,

g. Louis Cattle Fancy exports u Oob
Gh butchers. 81 26qig ~, Blockers, 81 90
i2i COWS and hoifofs bpu6 q. llugg-'
Packers. s. 3jfl6 Is butchers, 5000 60.
light 81 LOu6 c. Sheep Mutton sheep,
Ut5u3lj lambs, NVyuiO, spring lambs,
ljVoli6.7j.
indianapolis Cattle Good 20 prms
sioars, 81 l5uG,p Hogs Best hcnylcs s. 10
90 70. medium and mixed 81 600 " sheep
Good 20 choice, 3huj b, lambs, bbDp
lD, spring lambs tlyI60.
Kansas CITY # Cattle Native steers,
81 1j1id w, southern Nuora, EOuih, sou.
thofn COWS. 81 6Dli8 20, native cows and
holfofa 81 i5my %, Ngckrtb ana feeders,
:? g6nlB calves, IJVuiib, western
steers, 81 idfj %, western cows, 81 ibm8 ~
Hogs Heavy, ~ lOu6 2o packers blO
u6a, piga aud lights, Epd5 ~ sheep
Muitona. t3,2ail ~, lambs, " odd ~,
fango wethafa tjCMijD ewes, beu0 TO-
Chicago a cattle dood to prime steera
A. eHH Al. poor Go medium, NWu0 %,
atnrkurs aud frudora, Ewul 10, cows,
81 lSUl %. hulforH g. UpddU, Gamers, u 10
Igp CtiVoa. S. iUi6GO Texas frd steers,
~ ulul hi Western Htuura ~ Oll ~ Hogs
MIXED und butchers 81 lpud ", good To
rh0pa heavy, d nuj bb rough heavy
n NpudIp, light o. lDil6 W bhupp Good
iu choice Wathetp 81 ijnil5, fair to
choice mixed EUu3'6, wrsteth sheep,
" tO1i 70. native lambs Hlju6bO. west.
crn Amb3, G.i5H6l0
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keenly appreciated that am

ciated-so keenly appreciated that | am
humbled In their presence,
Il accept. gentlemen OF the committee
the nomination, and II the action Of the
convention shall be indorsed by an cleo
tion by the people, | will, God helping
me. give to the discharge Of the duties
OF that exalted office the best service
OF which | am capable and at the end
of the term retire to private lie. !
shall not be candidate for, nor shall
| accept a denomination.
Il make this statement. not IN Crlu-
cism OF any OF our presidents from
Washington down, who have either held
the office for two terms or sought 10
succeed themselves for strong argu-
ments can be advanced in support OF the
reelection OF a president 1t is simply
my Judgment that the interests OF this
country are now so vast and the ques-
tions presented are frequently OF such
overpowering magnitude to the people
that 1t is Indispensable to the mainte-
nance Of beftting attitude before the
people, not only that the chief magls-
tra(e should be independent, but that
that independence should be known OF
all men"
Judge Parker concluded his speech
Of acceptance at 2:54 p. m. He was
given tremendous and continuous ap-
plause and the band played the Star
Spangled Banner"
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fhe Steady and Persistent Advance
of the Japanese Creating Nerv-
BUSINESS at st. Petersburg.
THEIR POSITION At PORT ARTHUR
IS ADMITTED TO Be COMMANDING.
MisgiyinRs Exist ns to Gen. i>urop-
atkins rosition--shrevJ Niiitn-
~ Attaches Doubtful whether lie
Could withdraw Now Even II lie
so Desired.

st. Petersburg. Aug, ll-Neryous-
ness over the situation at the front
seems to be increasing since the occu-
patton by the japanese Of the Wolf
Hills, before Port Arthur 1t is admit
ted that the besicgers have an ele-
waited position, whence emplaced guns
can command the fortress and while
still protesting confidence that Gen
Stoessel will be able to hold out with
his comparatively small garrison
against the enormous number OF
the attackers and their evident dis
regard Of life. indicated by the reckless
manner in which they stormed the out
ar positions, the state of affairs creates
more apprehension than the war office
n admiralty care to acknowledge
Similar mlsgivings exists regarding
Gen. Kuropatkin's position, the adyan-
tages OF the new japanese base at New
Chwang in greatly simplifying tho
problem Of provisioning their army be-
Ing fully realized But It IL the re-
port tha: the japanese are working up
westward Of the main Russian army
which OCCASIONS the greatest unoasi-
ness. The rumor that they are NOV
ing up toward Smintin, 4 short dis
lance west Of Mukden, from New
Chwang, IL generally believed
Gen, kuropntkin's Position,
With the Japanese Gordon tighten
Ing south and east and a column
threatening the Russian line Of COM
munlcltions in the rear, toward Muk-
den. the appearance Of the japanese on
the other side OF Mukden would almost
pocket Gen. Kuropatkin If he has re-
solved TO accept battle with his whole
army At Lao Yang Shrewd military
attaches are extremely doubtful wheth-
ar Gen Kuropatkin could now witE-
draw, even II he so desired
The Tightening Gordon,
Another alarming feature Of the ST.
uatlon In connection with the Japanese
western column Is the report that 1t IN
cludos many Chinese who are Japanese
subjects, from the Island OF Formosa
whose influence on the local Chinese
and the Goldlers Of Gen Ma aud Nice-
roy Yunnshlkai Is feared,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
OTHERWISE UNNOlICED.

Mrs. Huntington Smith, OF St Louis,
society leader, died suddenly Tues
day, In Vermont.
A Russian newspaper estimates that
the japanese have lost $4,000 men In
the siege of Port Arthur
Justice White of the supreme court,
Brooklyn, n Y, has declared the
eight-nour labor law unconstitutional.
The loss in Tuesdays fire at the
American Refrigerator Co.'S car shops
at St. Louis, is now estimated al SO,-
900.
A freight train crashed into the side
OF u passenger train at Chicago, killing
four persons and injuring several 9TH
ers,
The International miners congress,
at It's session in Paris, passed a resou-
tIon limiting work to eight hours per
day.
The excitement in the wheat trade Is
becoming more acute, while the price
continues to advance on reports OF
crop shortage.
The arrival of the canal propeller
Niagara from Chicago at ST. Louis, Is
reported to be harbInger of revival
OF river canal traffic
Federal Judge Reed at Sibley, Ia
has njoined strikers from In any way
Interfering with the business of the
Cudahy Packing CO., Of Sioux Cily
A. Il. Brown, Of Peru, ILL.,, n visitor
TO 81. Louis, was struck In the knee by
bullet fred IN fight between two
men, who staggered out OF saloon,
Tho Modern Woodmen of America
camps Of southwest Missouri are max
Ing big preparations 10 attend the
Worlds fair the week OF September )
10 r.
Louis peugnet, formerly of st. Louis,
but now living at Granada, Nicaragua,
writes that tho last addition to his
family was trplets, two girls and n
boy.
August 20, the centennial Of the We
tory of Anthony Wayne over the Brit
ish at Fallen TimborF, has been dos-
ignatel as Pennsylvania day at tho
Worlds fair
The franc building occupied by j, n
Jones & Co.'S clothing store at Wind
for, H., was destroyed by Are Tuesday
An old frame building adjoining was
also burned,
\ mob Of 200 packing. house strikers
and their sympathi1orR attacked n
lraInoad Of srIke-brcakers entering
Kansas CITY routed the non-unIon men
and set fire to the train,
The party Of lgorrotes from st Louis
visited the president Tuesday lo re
celved them as he would any other Of
the Indian chiefs The lgorroles were
greatly impressed with Washington,
Alta meeting Of the SIgel Monument
association, held In 81 Louis, con.
tract was awarded 10 Robert Caucr,
New York sculptor for an equestrian
statue Of Gen Franz Slgo to be erect
ed IN a. l0ula
La Roche has arrived In New York
city on the return trip Of his endur.
anee run TO ~ Louis, breaking the
worlds record lie covered 3i0O mica
In ten days rnd two hours, without
once stopping he motor&
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AS DUKE or LANCASTER.
visit 10 Mnrirnbnd simply nv
~ NobicWnn.

London, Aug liking Edward
Harted for Marlonbad, Bohemia, TO
AXE his annual cure at the baths, lle
raycls ncognIlo as the duke Of Ian
'aster The Kings stay at MarIenbad
YIil be entirely Of n private character
With the exception Of the occasion Of
Emperor Francis Joseph's visit to him
here August lG
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stages OF the Rivers
THE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Aug, 10
GrnIn aud proyisions,

81 Louis -. Flour - Patents, 81 IOai yoi
other grades. s. J0uiiO. Wheat No. rcd,
qSrnti OO Corn .- No. mixed b3n0ic.
oats No 2, Ahu3iAc. Ilay-Tlmothy iao
1900, prairie, NOOu9JOi clover pUqg
II CO. Lard Choice steam q 2oc Pork
New mess, tl2O. Bacon Breakfast
ud15c EggH Fresh lNflinc. Wool 20
Tub.washcd, Nd3iiRc; Missouri and illl.
nols comblng, Jilau25c, other grades, II
u2ilRc
ndlauupolls- Whcnt-No, red, new
81 UI, No red new OSc. Corn No. 2
white, 6ic, No. yellow bic oats 80
No. 2 mixed, new, JlAc' llay-Ilmothy,
VOlul0m
Chicago Closing quotations Wheat,
Sept. nOl, Old, ilo2h, Dce',, @'suil 20,
May uOl Corn Augr t2hc sept, bsMei
Dcc., t0Ac, May igsuiysc, oats aug
I,sti sept, Bhc, Dec JiAn3iAei May,
3G9sc' Pork = sept t2l6, oct, 81 2ti
tnn 1850 Lard sept, NWii oct,
GibdGiiH. Nov, p12A, jan, $3.50 RIBS
Sept, E6,,su7GO, oct, N@, jan, g. 20
rye ~ AuR, 6sac, sept, zoe, Dec 100
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
HON. ALTON B. PARKER
IS DULY NOTIFIED
The Notification Committee Ap
pointed By the Democratic Con-
vention Performs Its Duty.
HON. CHAMP CLApK, OF MISSOURI,
SPOKESMAN FOR The Committee.
Judge Parker Responded Accepting
For the National Democracy In
the Campaign Jast Now being
Launched.

Esopus, n. Y, Aug. ll.--Judge Alton
B. Parker was formally notified of his
nomination as the candidate of the
democratic party for president.
The ceremony occurred on the lawn
of Rosenount, his handsome country
residence, and in addition to the mem
bers Of the notification committee and
many prominent men of his party
hundreds Of the candidates friends and
neighbors assembled to witness the
event.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
Appro, ~ Nu.,rlnsiIunsnry,

Vienna Aug If Secretary Hays
note defining contrabahd Of war meets
with cordial approval from Austro.
Hungarian officials, who pronounce It
the first llcId siatemet Of the matter
that tho pending controversy has
evoked
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13

New York Ang II Close Money On
onll very ruHy Aan per cent clntIug bid
"A, offered at | per cent, time loans olay
nnd dull ~ and ~ days, 2 per cent ak
months, ga, prime mercantile puper lig
~ paf cent htHr'inR exchange steady AZ
advance, With actual business IN bank
rfs bills hi NSih for demand aud ht
ls5 Is for en day hllsi posted rates NgiO
Nls, hnd NpHiSDl commercial blls iNa'
liar silver. hsh Mexican dollars, hN.
government bohdg steady RAILROAD boAds
arm,
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Granted ~ New Trint,

Scarcy, Ark, Aug # --Mrs fethlt
Fowler, who was convicted of murder
ng her sou+n-law, Wesley Middleton
IN May 7, 1904, In the White county
'lrcuIt court and given hve years IN
he penItentIary, has been granted a
new trial.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
lI.irs ,o Tvo Millions,

Niagara Falls, n, " Aug, li,--Rlehs
arl 4. nlennerhassett and his sister,
Theresa Adams. the Two heirs to the
i2.OOO.OOO Blenherhassett estate which
Ia awaiting settlement In ireland, Are
IN thls c!ty werklng Ia u faotoy
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
lody Of Nnn In ~ We'll,

Pleasant Hlll, Mo, Aug 1.-The
BODY OF n young man, with pkull
rushed and throat cut, was found In
! wol on farm near Slrasburg The
Indications were that the body had
jcen placed In the well during tho
winter.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
The Court Evidently Erred.

Rockwell, Tex. Aug. ll.-After he
had bee acquitted in the probate court
on a charge Of luElcy, preferred by his
wife, Q. r. Mccain went home and
killed his wife, two children and ia
tally Shot himself
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
Senator Nathan u. scott Ill.

New York, Aug l1.-United States
Senator Nathan b. Scott of West Nir-
gina, was taken suddenly III at his
desk in the national republican head
quarters 1t is reported the attack is
serious stomach trouble similar to
one year ago
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
4 Promise From the Porte,

Constantinople, Aug, 1l,-Mirister
Leishman has received a message from
the porte promising favorable COM
munication in a day or two regarding
the American representation in refer
ence to the school question and other
matters
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one I\iIird. Three IInrl.

Now York Aug. IA carry-all
containing four persons was struck by
a Coney Island trolley car near
Brighton Beach race track One OF the
occupants was killed and three were
seriously hurt The carriage was
wrecked
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pinsn Annual Fish Fry.

Mcdora, H., Aug, li--Extcnslye
preparations are being made by the cIt-
tens Of Plaza, south Of this city, for
their first annual nsh fry, Saturday
August 90. Thorc viii be- number of
prominent speakers
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wn. instantly IIiiicd.

Pennington, Mo, Aug ll-Mrs.
janucl pcrrIngcr fell on her head and
vas instantly killed while jumping
rom a buggy hero Wednesday Mrs
Jasper n. Burks, who was with her,
SaB thrown from the buggy and scrI-
Dusly injured,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
Sir Frederick Bntcmnn, VI. ID.

London Aug. 1l.-Sir Frederick Bate
man. NJ. D., born in 1924, is dead at
Norwich, He was member of many
societies, consulting physician Of the
Norfolk & Norwich hospital, and au-
thor of numerous medical works.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
Church Edince Burned.

Carthage, Ill.,, Aug. 1.-THE Presby-
terian church, built but a few years
ago, was destroyed by fire this even
ing. The loss will be about $1,000 The
insurance is $1,000 The origin Of the
fire Is o mYsterY.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
The American squadron.

Me5sinn, Sicily Aug 1.-THE Amcri.
can squadron bound for Smyrna, con-
slstlng OF the olympia, Baltimore and
Cleveland, passed through the straits
IueslAy aftnfho0h. :,
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4 jealous Negroes Deeds.

St. Louis, Aug ll.-W. S. Johnson,
negro, living in Kinloch park, St.
Louis county, killed his mother-in-law
and himself and fatally wounded his
wife Tuesday, while in jealous rage.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
MnihrcL .nonssrnu Dcnd.

Paris, Aug ll-7l'ormer Premier
Waldeclt. Rousseau died Wednesday
pftcrnocn us tho result - 81 operation.
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13
ottop.
Financial,

QuotntlunH Tor cotton range az fullowsi
H. Louis. lOhr, Now YORK lQ6dc, M'ia'
phlH lghC,
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Funerals of Many Victims of the
Dry Run Disaster Held
at Pueblo, Col.
UNDERTaKERS AND LIVESYMEN
TAXED 70 THEIR FULL CAPACITY.
Business Was Largely suspended
while ghe Long Lines Wendcd
Their Way to the Cemeteries
The search for Missing Bodies Is
sun Continued.

Pueblo Col, Aug ll.--HundreGs Of
Pueblo citizens witnessed the passing
Of friends and relatives, victims of the
recent disaster whose bodies were be
ing conveyed to their final resting
places. Early in the day all prepara-
tons had been completed for the funer-
ais The undertakers and llyerymea
were severely taxed in supplying
hearses and vehicles, but all were I'm
ally accommodated, and soon long lines
were vending their way to the various
cemeteries. Many boC;es nave been
sent TO other cities. Sad, indeed, were
some of the pictures to be seen. In
stances of father and mother being
borne 10 the grave followed by three
or four orphan children were not rare
Downtown the streets were crowded
with people watching the PROFESSIONS
and business was almost at stand
still.
search for Bodies Continues.
The search for victims, which has
been so faithfully conducted the past
two days, was resumed at dawn, but
tho chances Of further recovery Of dead
grow faiter as time passes, although
many persons supposed to be victims
are as yet unaccountcd for, The work
Of Identifying the victims has been
made with difficulty, but perhaps not
more 20 than in other oimilar cases.
The names have been duplicated and
Quadrupl.cated with triang variations
until the lists have been swelled to 30,
100 md even more The Identified as
now reported with the addition OF the
bodies recovered Tuesday make the
list Of identified dead II with three
still unidentified and 2S missing.
GhouIs Couldn't kccp Away.
The coroner's jury was brought to-
gether again and resumed It's Inquest,
and mass OF evidence is being col
lected. 1t resulted, In bringing out the
fact that a party Of gholls were driven
from their nefarious work by officers,
who say, however, that they secured
little plunder Holding Of bodies for
ransom has also developed,
The Van Buren press., 1904-08-13

unanimous nomination by that great and
historic party OF the people, AS It's candi-
date Tor the exalted office Of the prest-
dent of the United States, at the election
to be held on Nov. s. lD4-a nomination.
so manifestly wise and appropriate that
already the country has indicated its APP
proval Of II, and the most convincing au-
guries are rapidly increasing OF its for
at the polls.
Requesting your acceptance of this
nomination, we are, with assurances OF
our high esteem and sincerest good
wishes,
Yours respectfully
CHAMP CLARK,
OF Missouri, Chairman.
1t was also signed by all other mem
bers of the notification committee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-16
local

La correspondence para los Es-
tados Unidos por vapor americana
xPhiladelphia>, Sc recogera en la ad-
m~inistraci6n de correos ell 81 q la 1.30
P. NJ.
Ell decaimiento general de fuer-
los dolores de cabeza y las malas
digestiones, tienen su orfgen Ia mayor
parte de las wees en- la anemia. Usen-
Sc las <Pfldoras rosadas1 del doctor
Paniagua y des~apareceran.
-Nuestro particular amigo don
Vicente Guillot ha salido para los
Banos de Coamo, donde pasara 4
temporada.
Los senores don Miguel Guerra
Y don jose Rodriguez Cebollero, de
Carolina, concurrieron anoche q Ia
reception del Gobernador.
Ell domingo tendran meeting los
republicanos de Rio Piedras.
Han contraido matrimonio los
vecinos de Puerta de TERRA, Vicente
Boscana y Josefina Monies.
-Ha sido descubierto un parasite
que deStruyo Ell que prOouce
las manchas en- las hojas de los palos
de cafeto. Parece que este parasitic
40 est4 aun generalizado IN la isla,
pero de clio Sc ocupa la Estacion
A~gron6mica de Mayagdez.
Sc e%ncuentra enfermo, aunque
no de cuidado, don Juan Ba Rodri.
guez Cabrera, actual Comisionado de
Interior.
Don Francisco Gambia, de Are
cibo, ha retirado la candidatura qua
habfa ~presentado para Secretario d.
la COrte de aquel Distrito.
Don Jose Rivera Miranda h;
sidO absuelto en- Manatf de la acusa
ci6n de libelo que le hiciea un indivi
duo de aquel pueblo.
Los unionistas de Santurce S
preparan celebrar una asamblea e