davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-08


I Both the NJ. L. and the Congrc-
gational churches are going to Sc
cure resident ministers for churches
at Kennewick this fall.
Your cotton, tobacco, sweet 20
tatoes. bananas and oranges should
be planted the coming week to get
a good start.
Do you want a good harness?
Or alfalfa seed, seed coru, or any
garden seeds OF garden implements,
call on u.s.. Reed & Co.
| 0. A. Hostetter arrived from
Tacoma thi. week and is now assist
ing J. J. Reed in his hardware
store.
The Niona extension will be
completed III about two weeks.
A lot of land i'll that vicinity will
be put under cultivation.
Rudkin & Fletcher are building
AL irrigation hume in section Q,
which will consume 10000 feet of
lumber. They are building an
other i'll IS above town in which
they will consume 1000 feet of &C.
dar flunling.
| The box social given by the Ju-
NOR League WAS well attended and
those present had an enjoyable
time. Some of the young men
were little afraid to bid on the
boxes owing 70 the fact that it was
the first day of April.
The base ball game last Sunday
was hot one. The Kennewick
boys played team composed Of
the picked men OF the Kiona and
Pasco teams. The score stood 10
9 i'll favor of kiona. Next Sum
the Keniewicl: team will 60 to
Kiona to play the Kiona team.
Cosgrove & Hanson have let
contracts for clearing, leveling,
blowing and seeding So acres in
section 20. They have also con-
tracted for clearing and seeding &c
acres in section 20. They have
just finished contract of leveling
and preparing 20 acres in section 7.
This will be put in alfalfa later OH.
The Hunt & Haynes Mercantile
Co. offers the lagest and finest
stock of spring and summer dress
goods and waistings kept in any
dry goods store in our county.
The ladies are invited to call and
examine our stock.-Respectfully,
HUNT & HAYNES MERCANTILE
Co.
Mrs. J. J. Cooper, PASADENA,
Calf, visited with her son, NJ. A.
Cooper last week. She was OIL her
way to New York City on visit.
She resided at Kennewick ten years
ago under the old ditch and was
surprised to witness the changes
that had already taken place in
these parts since the opening of the
new canal.
The republican primaries will be
held in Yakima county i'll the
various precincts Oh April 23rd, to
elect delegates to the county COIL
veut;on, Tie county convention
will be held in North Yakima Oh
April goth. kenrewick is entitled
to four delegate at the county con-
vention.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-08
For Sale.

Forty acres cnoice land iou,
miles from kennewick N w of S
w quarter, Section IS, Range so
East. Contract will be assigned
a. very reasonable figure. Address,
A. l.. Atkins, Ashland Or.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-08

acres south east of town, to fruit
trees. 1t consists principally of
peaches
]. N. Howell from New York,
has purchased a tract of land above
Martins place and has gone to
work in earnest.
John Sherman has set out 1000
Strawberries and number of fruit
trees, on the Breithaupt place in
the kennewick Gardens.
VIM. Barnes of Nez Perez has
purchased 40 acres below town,
formerly owned by +, P. Green.
Heis also contemplating purcllas-
ing some land under the ditch.
Miss Edith Elmer OF Ritzville,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs
H. A. Bier. She returned on No.
4 that afternoon. =
c. O. Adams has inst returned
from Coffin Bros. ranch where he
has been running levels and grades
for irrigation latterals.
l.. G. Moore is leveling IS acres
north Of the railroad. Twenty of
these he will seed to alfalfa and the
other five acres will be planted ii,
potatoes.
T. A. Boyd and family of Penn,
vile. Ind, spent day visiting with
his brother Daniel Boyd of this
place. He is looking for location
in the west.
Our Italian skies aud big early
red Strawberries, with many other
attractions of similar nature is what
will make keiinewick famous in
the near future.
The county commissioners have
awarded the contract for building
Of the Kenrewick bridge across the
lever Yakima to G. H. Bruenr and
II. Stewart. The contract price is
S;+75.
DR.. Hewetson resolved notice
Wednesday that by a unanimous
vote of the county commissioner,
of Franklin county, he was appoin,
ted health officer OF that county.
If you wish to keep your milk
from getting sour, and butter from
m .lting and enjoy your meals dur
ing the summer, you Should buy a
refrigerator from the Kcndewick
Hardware Co.
1t is stated upon good authority
that Mr.. Schunemau will install a
first class ferry connection between
this city and Pasco. The material
for saine will be purchased i'll Ken
newick. y
Many land seekers are in town
and number Of land sales have
been made the last few days, but
the real estaes men have been SO
busy we have been unable to get
the data for this issue.
One of the prettiest sights these
days is the apricot orchard of D. w.
Owen. 1t is III full bloom and the
trees are covered with them III a
profusion seldom witnessed in any
country.
A. J.. Botham from Idaho, has
purchased the place formerly own
ed by L. P. Green, also two Hover
Villa tracts and the ten acres OWL
ed by G e. Seal north of the rail
road. He is going to make exten-
sive improvements upon his land
this spring.
The goods we handle are not
made i'll sweat shops by people who
live on macaroni, rice hop, etc,
who contribute nothing to the de-
velopment Of the country, who con-
ta,niuatps the clothinp they make
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

a. V. M\NSJ ho'eAS HAS Will ~
pointed constable at Kennewick.
Alfalfa hay st4 per toni. S.
Erley.
Mrs. G. c. Seal and Mrs. c. w.
Jessup are on the sick roll.
B.F. Warren is seeding his FIVE
acre tract into alfalfa.
have for sale about 40 chickens
of good strain. {. Rudow.
Harry Van Horn Of Kiona was
visitor to Kennewick Wednesday,
Daniel Boyd has set out his five
acre tract in the Kennewick Gar
dens, to fruit trees.
N. c. Bowles is building fume
on his place in which lie will use
5000 feet of lumber.
A. Spence is putting his 10 acre
tract to strawberries. He will put
out about $1,000 plants this years
The fumes built in section seven
carrying water from the main canal,
are now ready for service.
Mrs. Penn will have charge of
services at the NJ. +. Church Sun
day.
W. w. Swan has set out his
whole FIVE acre tract, i'll the Gar
dens, to fruit trees and berries.
G. N. Yancy was down from
Spokane looking over the Horse
Heaven country.
The Ladies Guild OF the Presby
terean church will meet at Mrs.
Dirckscn, April 18th. :.
A little girl arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brookings during
the storm Tuesday.
Daniel Boyd has built an addi-
ton to his house. A. V. Mickey
nolds did the carpenter work. -
MIR. Hubbcll of Ellensburg is
setting out his entire ten acre tract
in section 7 to fruit trees. 1t will
be quite All orchard.
Quite number of land seekers
are in town these days. They are
coming in from every quarter of the
country.
J M. Hawkins has sold his place
at Paha, and will in short time,
bring his family to Kennewick and
reside here permanently. i.
The peach trees in Mr.. Owens
orchard are now in bloom and the
blossoms are as thick as the hair
on dogs back.
Mrs. l.. W. Brown and children
returned to their home in Garfield
county Tuesday where they will
spend the summer.
William Dircksen is setting out
an acre into fruit trees on the land
nc recently purchased from F. 0
Gibbons.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Warren of
4 Neardan are here on a visit. Mr..
". warren is interested in property at
this place.
W. j. Shaughnessy left Wednes-
u'y ior the coast. He expects to
''op at Kennewick OIL his return.
'no Will then proceed to Minnesota :
rot Penrose, president of Whit
r'n College, will preach at the
Congregational church Sunday.
special music is being arranged for
the service.
Aessrs Rudsin & Fletcher were
Ietfom North Yakima one day
. .s' week looking over their prop
. wy They are doing some exten.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-08
Advertised Letters.

A. J. Gronewald, john Canton,
Olney Engwall, Robert Ferries,
Harry York, G. r. Wallsteed.
IDA MORAN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Una queja al
GObornadOr
EscritO dirijido por yariOs We
cinos de Comerio al GOber
nad0r Civil contra ell JueZ
Municipal de Bayam6n Fl
guer0a Mestre.

Los que suscriben, vecincs de estt
pueblo, en- sus nombres en- genera
de toda Ia comunidad del mismo, in
dignados ante los fallos de culpabili
dad recaidos contra ciud dadanos hon.
rados cuyo veredicto dado por el
Juez Municipal Figuerva Mestre. re
sultan en- un todo contraproducentes \
en- alberta oposici6n con la l6gica, la
raz6n, el sentido com1n Ia concien-
Gin, supuesto que en- los referidos jul
clos infnidades de infelices cohibi6-
selss en- 10 mas mfnimo desplegar los
labios para justifcar sus inculpa bill
dades, y en- el acto condenados 4 ca
pricho, con penas exhorbitantes, y
comprendiendo los dicentes que la ar
bitrariedad las facultades que la
Ley cOncede al senior Jucz en- este ca
so, Sc ha entronizado tornado un
GAUGE de extralimitaciones, vos acu-
den en- demanda de justicia, ga que
hab6is demostrado este pats, la rec
t1tud 8 imparcialidad de que tantas
pruebas nos habeis dado; 81 4 bien 10
tiene mande sc proceda q una investi-
gaci6n 4 ordene al Honorable Attor-
ney general, pida les originates de los
juicios fin de que ell convencimiento
lleve su amino la verdad de 10 ex-
presado.
Tales hechos Honorable Sedor,
conmueven la conciencia mss empe-
dernida y cau5a espanto que bajo la
gloriosa bandera de Ia Naci6n Ame-
ricana, ocurran tales desaciortos que
vienen en- desdoro del buen nombre de
la Justicia que tan sabiamente Impair
tir en- este pals Mas de cuarenta pa
dres de familias, fueron encarcelados,
habiendo tenido el pueblo que dar
pruebas de su sentimiento filantr6pico,
mda q estos infelices que en- union de
sus hijOs lloraban de hambre, pues el
hizO cuanto estuvo su al
cance para socorrer en- parte la nece-
sidad transcrita los recursos con que
este cuenta no le permitieron mas de
10 que hizo.
Y para que V. H. tenga una idea
exacta aproximada de como 81 senior
Juez Figueroa Mestre imparte Justi-
cia, he aquf suscintamente el relate de
los siguientes juicios
Serafn Solo, ex- -presidiario, a.
Pinta, por hurto de una cabra, fu6 |
condenado 4 80 dlas de arresto.
Ell nif1o Librado Brioz. por faltar
lie 3 centavos en- una compra, tres me
ses de carcel.
Un tai Figueroa, acusado por ro-
bo de platanos probado el hecho, fu6
absuelto.
Marcolina Rios, condenada tres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
CAPITULO XXXVIIT

Una hora mas tarde, Enri.
que Foster estaba entersdo. "a
por Gabriel, del csss miento de
Dolores Martin con el cxpitan
Luis Simon.
"A decir verdad, Gabriel,
lie dijo ell enfermo, much.s vo-
ces me causo usted envidis, 81
yer COMO Lady Mipto 10 obse-
quiaba & usted MIS- que 4 los de-
mas. Me allegro infinite de que
todo Sc hsys resuelto 81 tisf.cto
riamente, pues 81 me hubiese
sido possible escogsr III successor,
Ia election hubiera rfcafdo en
usted. Cuentemelo tcdo, & fin
de que no se presente nirguDa
clsse de dificultad en- 10 futuro.
Grabiel explic6 detslls6a-
mente a su amigo, sus peso uiss 9
aceTca de los documentos, Ell
Elmira. sus espersnzss, tus Ia
chas sus desengahos, hssta que
el reloi sef1ll6 mss de media TO
che.
Lord Foster. despres de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27

meses de carcel, siendo inocente, fu'
absuelta al dia siguiente y condena
das sus companeras por faltas leves
tres y seis meses.
Nemesio Bonilla, condenado &
meses por matar una cerdita que ha-
b1a criado, siendo su duef1o Asisclo
Torres, quien Sc la habfa dado q ms
dias.
No dudan los suscribientes que vos
administrator recto de l q Ley, impair
tira coma siempre justicia, dando con
este satisfaction q este vecind ario,
que en este case, Sc muestra intran-
quilo.
Resi- petuosamente, Miguel N. Or
tiz, Rosendo Santiago, Justine Diaz,
Angel Santiago, Manuel Diaz %, E.
Gimanez, Adrian Rodriguez. Manuel
Teruel, r. Cruz, Francisco Umpierre,
Aureliano Figneroa, Ricardo Centeno,
Jose r. Delgado, Rafael Perez Torres,
Francisco Ojea, Antonio Figueroa,
Perez, Francisco Colon, Ilde-
fonso FiguerOa, Candido Sanchez, Ra-
mon Rodriguez, Baltazar Vazquez.
Comerfo, Septienbre % de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27

examinar IL copia de Ia psrtida
de matrimonio entire Dolores y
ell captain, exclarn6 6jsndo la
mirsds en- so comps nero:
Gabriel, conc zco que es-
tan contsdo los inttsntes Que
tergo de vida y voy & pedirle
dos favores: ell primero es en-
visr q buscar cusnto sntes & mis-
albaceas. & fin de que 20 hsya
dificultad a'gnna en- 10 que SO
refiere & lr succession hereditarir,
pues deeeo dejsr & OF ted cuanto
me perterece. Elsegundo favor
es'.. que rro cure htcer 10 po-
sible para que verga 4 VERNE
En- M, sntes de l&rzar 30 ell 1l-
timo suspiro- (Cree usted que
me cabra tsnta ventura
-Estoy segurc, smigo mfo;
ella misnR me sseguro Que ven
dria 4 visitsrlo.
A la msfIapa siguiente, Sc
preser tsron los alhsceas. por ex-
presa indicsci6n Gle Gabriel. To-
dos felicitsron cordialmense al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
DOLORES
| lIegaste nunca comprender Ia
verdad?

lIegaste nunca & comprender Ia
verdad?
CiQu6 verdsd es esa2
LA 6nics para mi; que te
anne siempre 10 mismo que til
me amaste.
4 Slempre?
ST siempre. Tu amor ha
sido siempre parte de mi vida:
pero he tenido sin cesar ell dis
gusto de yer que t6, en- vez de
hablsrme de amor, te has COM
placido en- ocultarlo.
En- sdelante, bien mic, "a
no habra mas errores entire los
dos. lVamos & decir & mi ma
Dire que ell susfor de mi vida aca-
bA dessre2lizarse?
La condesa recibi6 radian-
to de j1biio Il noticia de 10 mu-
tua declartcion amoroea entire
Emma y Gabriel y abriendoles
los biazos y besandolos con efu-
sion los bendijo, rogando & Dios
que los hiciese feIices y los col
mase de bienes. Grande fu6
tImbien In satisfaction del con-
de 81 enterarse del proyectado
mstrimonio de los jovenes, ex-
climaedo CT ternecido 81 recibir
/ la noticiA:
IFS 10 1nico que faItaba
para completar mi felicidxd!
No fue tsmpoco menor IL
diohs de Lady Nelson. que tam
to guerra a les novios, 81 yer ell
buen deseplsca que tuyo Ia lccu-
re juveDil de Ia condesa, pues
suUque ess clsse de locuras sue
len ser do fatales resultadcs,
contribuy6 4 atepuar ell MAJ,
en- gran p&rte, ell elarYepentimien-
to y Ia ncbieza de alma de su
sobrina Dolores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
216

vencido de que no Sc csssrfa US
ted con nadie de menor rango
que ell suyo.
Use crefa usted inferior q
mf, Gabriel2
Y al decir este 10 miro con
fiiezs, mientras los rayos del
sol envoIvfan como en- un man
to. 10 delicads cabeeits, la nj
yea gargs nta, la esbelta y gen.
til figura de 10 joven. Ell. nj
contemplate, qued6se estatico
de admirsci6n, como ell artists
deisnte De IN soberbio cuadro.
Gabriel, repitio ella; ioye
usted 10 que digo2 ase creia US
ted inferior & m12
@Lo crefa y 10 creo a1n;
ia. Emma fuiste siempre supe-
rior a nj, pueato que eres mi
ideal Y represents cusnto hsy
de noble y do bello. No es 20
sible que sep&s Guar to sufri.
Emma mia; que larqss han ST.
do las horas de argus tia y de
sespersci"n que ror ii pate
- Como poets, Gabriel,
eres muy.. muy... Slo dl-
re2 repuso Emma con una &C.
quota mirAda.
-Di, di cusLto Quieras.
-Pues. !. NADIA .... que
eres muy POGO avispado y csc
que Sc supone que los poetss sor
muy listos.
En- squel momerto Ia faz
de Ia joven sdquiri6 una sombrs
de grsvedad y lie dijo con 10;
ojos humedecidos por las Isgri-
mas:
mo Ilegaste nunca & com.
prender In verdad, Gabriel
ContestAme einceramente: inc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Board of Medical Examiners
c0nvocatoria 4 examenes ell 4
dc 0ctubre

Los aspirantes { sx&msnss de Ne
d1eos, Prasticantes Comadronas,
que asseen obtener liceneias para Ell
ejsrcieio de ssetas profeciones en- Puer-
to Rico, puedsn dirigir sus solicitudes
y pedir los informes que cream oonve-
nientes la Secretarfa de este Board,
antes del 30 de Septiembre.
Dichos examenes, segdn 10 precep-
tuado por la ley, tendran lugar el pri-
mer martss de Octubre proxime, en- las
oficinas este Board.
DR.. III. Quebtdo Baez, Jseerstario Gale
Allen II 6 apartado 712 San Juan P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
MAS NOTAS DE TRIBUNALES
Se6dldnient0s


Para el dfa veinte cuatro del ac
tual la vista del expediente promovidt
por doha Carmen Marrero, sobre au
torizaci6n de venta de bienes de me
nores. Abogado Moraza.
Resoluciones
Declarando con lugar ell dominic
de una fnca en- Santurce favor dc
Juana Bautista del Carmen. Aboga-
do Moraza.
Declarando con lugar 81 expedien-
10 tambien de dominic de una fnca en-
Santurce favor de doha Micaela vi
llegLs. Abogado Moraza.
Condenando a CompafIfa de Fe-
rrocarriles satisfacer la suma de
quinientos dollars como indemniza-
ci6n q don Eugenio Perez, por la muer-
te de un hijo de este, Abogado de la
Compahia senior Acuha [don Eduardo
y del demandante, senior Suliveras.
Suspendiendo ell juicio contra don
Ramon Noble, por delito contra Ell era
rio p1blico.
Condenando Mr.. J. P. Grant,
pOE AClALO QG dCOulcbIullGuJc.
Ordenando el ingreso en- ell Banco
Espanol de la suma de quinientos do
ce dollars consignados por el abogado
don jose de Guznan Benitez, como
praducto de la venta de bienes de me
nores, con Ell fn de que Sc coloquen ep
hipoteca.
Declarando absuelto jose G. Ro-
driguez, por delito de turbar la paz
p1blica.
Sc dict6 sentencia q favor del re-
currente en- Ia apelaci6n establecida
por don Esteban Abaio, en- ell iuicio
contra don Enrique do1a Carmen
Iglesias en- cobro de pesos. Abogado
del senior Abaio, Moraza, y de los
conden ados al pago, don Juan r. Ra-
mos.
Condenando don Ignacio Arturo
y dofia Carmen Iglesias, al pago de
cantidad reclamada por los sefores
Riera Hermanos, y que pendfa de ape
laci6n, Abogado de los demandados,
don Juan r. Ramos, dc los deman-
dantes, sefIor Moraza.
ViSt0s
Sc celebr6 la declaratoria de here
ceros de don Vicente Gonzalez otros.
Abogado, sefior Pesquera.
La del juicio de los senores San
tiago Umpierrez CO, contra don Jose
Wenar en- cobro de cantidad. Aboga-
do del demandante, sefior Guzman Be-
nftez, del demandado sef1or Ander
son.
Sc recibi6 la information en- Ell ex
pediente promovido por ell abogado
Moraza & Dombre de dof1a Carmen
Marrero sobre autoriz acion de bienes
de memories.
La del divorcio entire don Manuel
+. Pastrana Y dona Aurelia Cepeda.
AbogadO del demandante, senior Nc
raza, de la demand ada, senior Coll y
Cuchf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
FARMACIA EN- VENTA

Con motivo de Ia muerte de su
duef1o ell Lcdo. don Euclides Gimenez
y Moreno, Sc vende la &Farmacia Car-
men, de Bay anon. Para mas infor-
mes, dirigirse Demetrio Gimenez, en-
Ell mismo pueblo. 1873
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-09-27
Linea Ferrea del Oeste

Itinerario del servicio de Trenes y
Vapores que empezara & regir
Ell d1a 9 de Marzo de 1907
Salidas de- la Capital y Bayam6n
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-24
MORE VICTIMS FOUND.
s!ocum searchers Locate a Depression
in Rivers Bed Containing Many
Dead RoJiee

New York, June 2o.-Five more vic
tins of the General Slocum disaster
We're recovered early today. making a
total of 635. The bodies found were at
widely separated points. and the
searchers are Of the opinion tina before
the day ends the list of missing will be
considerably decreased. They believe
the steamers SO stir up the water as to
aus bodies lying along the river bed
to rise to the surface.
The wreckers today encountered a
new difficulty. They found hat instead
of the hull resting in the mud it lies on
a rock, which has never been known to
exist. his will delay the work some
what.
A diver reports that he has discovered
at a deth of 95 feet Il large hollow in
which there are a great many bodies.
More than 200 witnesses have been
summoned to appear at the coroner's
Inquest which begins today. A resident
OF Jersey City named Workman, who
lost two daughters and a son in the
disaster, returned home after attend
Ing the memorial services yesterday
and blew his brains out with a revol-
Yer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-24

the door. saying he would see about II.
In less tina a minute the captain
rushed back to the pilot house and
shouted to put her on the beach as
soon as o can"
He did not see the captain again un-
til after the steamer had beached. \
moment after the order to beach the
boat had beer given the fire alarm was
sounded and the Slocum's whistle was
screaming for aid. There was no an
swer TO the signal of distress. and the
steamer was kent straight ahead until
she grounded OH the beach off North
Brother island, about three minutes
later.
During this tine the witness had re-
manned at his rost. assisting in direct
ing the course of the teamer AS he
felt her CRATE along the bottom he
sprang overheard from the s%tarboard
side and swan ashore. During all The
run up the liver he did not see a person
on the hurricane deck. and saw no at
tempt to launch life boats or life RATS.
AS he sprang over the side of the burn
ing came he saw scores of persons
struggling in the water.
Weaver sa!a re had been on the
Sloeum six years. She was the best
equipped beat he was ever ON. he said.
There had never been any fire drills
on the Slocum to his knowledge. He
said in reply to g question. hat he
would have known if sue drills had
been held. He did not see any new
life preservers put on the steamer this
season. Weaver said he bought the
after Geek hose. He took a piece of
the old hose to the store and asked
that 1T be matched. He ordered zoo
feet of ruhber hose at the same time.
Mr.. Garvin produced the bills for the
hose. and showed that it cost 16 cents
u foot.
Don't you know that You cannot
buy good hose for less than one dollar
a foot" was asked.
Il don't know anything about hose.
| did what l was told. and bought
what ! was told to buy. 1 had no talk
With the salesman about the price"
Inspector Arrested.
When Henry Lundberg of the United
States steamboat inspection bureau,
who gave the certificate of fitness to
the General Slocum last month, was
called. Mr.. Gilbert, his n pro-
tested. He said he had advised Lund-
berg to answer no questions. adding
that at a time like the present public
sentiment demands the responsibility
be placed somewhere and the press had
pointed to Inspector Lundberg.
IF the witness has nothing to con-
ceai." Mr.. Galvin %retorted, he has
nothing TO fear"
Mr.. Gilbert. however, instructed
Lundberg to answer no questions.
Mr.. Garvin Was persistent. and man
aged TO get some nswer to his ques-
lions,
Among them was the fact that Lund-
berg appointment was made from the
civil service list aud was dated january
is af this year, Lundberg also denied TAX
ing money for the inspection. To all 9TH
or questions the inspector returned no
answer.
Your honor" Mr.. Garvin said, II ask
that this man be committed to the house
of detention
decided to commit the inspector. Later
bail was fixed at $500 and Lundberg was
released, with instructions to appear to-
day.
The hearing last night was adjourned
uIltil today.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-06-24
OF WESTERN
men AND AFFAIRS
People and Issues F,e... the
Middle West Attract At
tention in Chicago.
cUMMINs FOR VAN SAINT
Governor OF Iowa Likes Minnesota for
Second Place-Rosewater Says
It's the Tamest Convention
He Ever Saw.

Chicago. June Ex-senator Henry Cabot
Lodge OF Massachusetts, who is agreed
on for chairman OF the committee on res
oiutions, has decided TO lame on the sub
committee or platform senator Joh G.
Spooner of Wisconsin and j. w. Blythe Of
Burlington. la.
The carly morning hours developed a
tendency towards adoption of the tariff
policy outlined by the Massachusetts re-
publican convention, which while reeog-
nizing the worth of the present tariff law
declares that no schedules are sacred or
necessarily permanent.
Senator Lodge is understood to be tho
author of that plank, and the fact he
VIII be chairman of the committee on
resolutions gives a strong color to the
surmise that he win press a similar dec
laratiol upon tho national convention.
When spoken to On the subject Senator