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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08

shall be the limit. Judge Quarles
appears for the petitioner, while
Attorney General Bagley and Wood
d Wilson, appear for the state.
The SUIT IS perhaps the most i'm
portant ever brought before our SUI
preme court, as it effects every pub
he institution in Idaho, besides the
beet sugar bounty and state wagon
roads.
The case was argued on Monday
and it is likely that decision will
not be handed down for several
days yet.
Briefly summarized the case
hinges on one point: Can the SUI
preme court prohibit the Legislature
from performing q proposed act?
The decision will be awaited with
keen interest all over the state.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Celebrate Jackson's Day.

Everything indicates good time
among Idaho democrats at Boise to-
night, when Jackson Day will be
celebrated by appropriate exercises.
Details were announced Wednesday
and it is definately : known thay
Judge Powers of Salt Lake, HonE
Will r. King of Ontario, and orR
ever eloquent and inimltable Laf
Pence, now Of Boise, but formerlk
congressman from Colorado, will
deliver addresses. There will be a
ball and banquet after the speaking
All are most cordially invited. The
banquet will be in charge of the
Ladies' Democratic club.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Caldwell Is a Good Official.

Senator Hepburn has had a con-
ference with the commissioner of
Indian affairs regarding the position
of Indian agent at Ross Fork. The
commission of Major Caldwell ex-
pires January II. The senator as
certained from the department that
Major Caldwells administration has
been very satisfactory. He has the
reputation of being one of the most
careful, contentious agents III the
service. The senator will recon
mend his reappointment at the pro,
per time.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
More New Engines.

The Short Line will shortly re-
ceive rs more new engines. Eight
of these will be passenger engines
with trail driver, twelve freight
and five for switching service. All
the new engines will be ''simple,"
as the company has had enough of
compounds. They will be of the
latest patterns and all large and
powerful machines.
In addition to the new motive
power, the company will also re-
celve a large number of new cars
for its freight and passenger traffic.
The outlay for new equipment viii,
be enormous, but the companies
business seems to Justify it.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Domestic Troubles.

It is exceptional to find family
where there are no domestic ruptures
occasionally, but these can be lessened
by having DR.. Kings New Life Pills
around. Mnch trouble they save by
their great work in Stomach and Liver
troubles. They not only relieve you,
but cure. Csc. at Ritter Bros. Drug store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Wonderful Nerve

Is displayed by many man enduring
pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises Burns, Scalds, Sor, feet or stiff
joints. But there's no need for il.
Bubklen S sArn1ca Salye will kill the
PAIN and cure the trouble It's the best
salve on carte for Piles, too. 2oc, at
Ritter Eros. Druggist.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
In the Supreme Court.

The suit to nullify all of the bond
issues Of the last Legislature, has
been instituted III the Idaho SUI
Dreme court. The idea is to have
all the issues declared void, because
they will run the debt of the state
over what the constitution says it
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Wanted Hides.

The Bear Lake Hide & Junk c., are
ready for fall business. We buv all
KINDS Oh nldes. furs and pelts. and as we
sell direct to the tanners, we are able, to
pay the highest price. Send US your
hipments.
o W. B Bergman
Manager.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-08
Accidents on Rollers.

/Jesse Dunn, while skating last
Monday evening, fell in such way
as to break his left arm. DIR. Poyn.
ter reduced the fracture and Jesse g
now getting along alright. How
ever, he will not do any skating for
awhile. 4
| Mr.. Barclay fell last Saturday in
Nc rink and sustained ,severI
sAaln of his left arm. he is p6w
carr King the injured membey<fn
sling.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23

pOr que me revela que uSted estudla
que desea distinguirse aprender.
este no es POGO. Esto es mucho, en-
estOs tiempos en- que, cualquier zascan-
dill Sc eleva a los cuernos de III luna,
auxiliado de los buenos amigos que Sc
encargan de hincharle ell globo con
humo de paja. Y usted comprendera
que tai procedimiento, es una supina
tonter1a, aqu1, donde todos nos COMO
cemos y sabemos del pie de que cojea
cada cual.
Siga usted estudiando amigo milo;
escriba usted de modo que todos le
entiendan, como aconsejaba ell viejo
Campoamor, y subira por su propio
valer, sin auxilio ajeno. Pero hagalo
por distraction, por placer, en- los ra-
tos de vagan; no como medic de bus
car Ell pan por conducto de las letras;
porque en- este pals, desgraciad amen
te no medran otras que lbs de cvtnlbio,
cuando Sc tiene credito alg1n capi-
tai.
Y termino esta NAL perjenada
epfstola, enviaudo usted muchas
gracias por su obsequio, aunque
lie hubiera agradecido mucho mas
que no me hubierl llamado Sol, abu-
sando de la bondad de mi caracter,
dando lugar que las gentes vayan
Greer que es usted un audaluz lisonje-
70; cuando tiene usted toda a grave
dad de an mallorquin con sus p2ntas
deeatalan.
Soy sienpre su amigo affno
J. A. DAU BON,
Puerto-R Rico, Julio IA de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
REC|B|DOS

La acreditada casa editora de
Nueva York, Appleton y CO, nos ha
reraitido dos magnffcos libros. Ultima
mente publica los. que revelan los me-
ritos ell arte exquisite con que pre-
senta las obras que da la publicidad
tan inportante centro literario.
La ffsica, del DR.. Don Juan Gar
c1a Pur6n "a celebrada novela xDo-
lores@ de la inspirada escritora anne
ricana dona Carlota NJ. Braeme son
los dos libros publicados.
La ffsica de Appleton redactada
por Ell Dr.. Puron ell professor de di-
cha asignatura senior Gonzalez Abin
es una obra que por su extension de
conoclmientOs, puede servir de base
ampliaci6n para los estudios de ffsica
en- los paises latino o-americanos, pues
contiene los 1ltimos adelantos cientf-
ficos.
Los editores al publican a referi-
da obra han procurado hacer un libro
que este q la altura que requieren las
necesid AIDES de la ensefanza moderna.
En- cuanto q los detalles mecanicos
y tipografcos, va Sc referan al tipo, q
la impression, q los grabados, son tan
evidentes las meioras que un simple
examen del libro excusa todo encomio.
FL mismo cuidadoso cello ha en-
pleado en- la encuadernaci6n artfstica
de manera que Ell libro de Appleton.
resulta muy original, no solo en- su
contenido sino en- su parte material,
dignade fgurar entrelas mejores obras
de texto del siglo Xxx.
La novela Dolores editada por
la misma casa, es una hermosa copia
de la realidad en- Ia cual la celebrada
escritora, empleando procedimientos
de absolute originalidad, ofrece en- su
<DoloresS una obra modelo, por sus
circunstancias- altamente dramaticas.
Hay en- dicha novela interes pro-
fundo y sostenido, tipos delineados de
mano maestro, variedad calor que
amman la serie d. sus cuadros, dam
doles vida y encanto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23

He aquf ahora 10 que escribe des-
de Cambridge otro maestro:
2Supongo en- su poder mi an
terror en- que lie relataba el viaje
esta ciudad, de la cual, dicho sea
de paso Y sin amino de ofender, nos
saque Djos pronto, pses ell que mas
Ell que menos siente algo parecido al
honab,e, sino dispone de su bolsillo
para completar 10 que le falta la CO.
mida ofcial, Ia que aparte de su es-
cases resulta bastante mala.
Los que Sc enierman tienen que
satisfacer de su peculio la suma de Sc
senta centavos diarios para que le sea
traida la comida su casa
Como consecuencia de esto Sc de-
duce que el que no tenga dinero Sc
enferme Sc muere, por enfermed ad
por hambre.
va dos profesores SO han marcha-
do, con 10 cual han hecho perfecta-
mente.
Los albores de la brWerid Sc Wis.,
lumbran va entire nosotros. Esta pro-
mete ser espantosa.>
O este professor Sc lie ha desper-
tado por ala un apetito feroz, perte-
nece los soldadOs de que Sc habla en-
la carta anterior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23

Parrafos de una carta de un Macs
tro Principal a un amigo de San Juan:
xYa he llegado esta magn1fca
terra de Massachusetts, v estoy ms
talado en- un bonito cuarto de Cam
brige, cerca de la Universid id ad de Har
ward, donde los maestros damOs cla-
ses diariamente. La vida aqul paSa
muy alegre divertida toda esta
gente trata con cariflo los puertorri-
quefos pOr todas parties O1mos decir
q hola - palabra con que nos saludan
que han aprendido decir. Cam
bridge es una ciudad pucho mas ami
mada que Ponce 6 San Juan, esta &
diez minutes de Boston, la gran ciu-
dad del Estado, por donde yo anduve
todo ell de Julio Ncompanado de un
periodista americano, que infOrmado
de que yo entendfa ell idioma de este
pals, vino visitarme y q obseq guar
me con un paseo por los sitlos hlsto-
ricos mas famosOs de Boston.
Los periodicos Sc ocupan mucho
de los maestros todos los d1as traen
algo referente nosotros y hasta aho-
ra nos tratan muy bien.
Aquf me he encontrado con las Sc
noras Monserrate Bas, de Ponce; Ma
ria Sierra, de San Juan Emiliana
Cianchini, de Yauco; Celia Rodriguez
Josefa Carreras, de Sabana Grande,
Regina Belen Wales muchas otras
amigas Entire los maestrOs, mis-
companeros Arfstides Moll, de Adjun-
tas Arturo Vega, de Ponce Tomas
Vera, de Mayaguez /; Fernando Ro-
drfguez muchos mas viejos conoci-
dos.
Estos primeros dfas, con tanto
paseo, queriendo uno verlo todo, falta
tempo hasta para dormir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
Dos pa|abras al tituIadO So
cia|ista Andres Rodriguez

En- Ia seccion de LA DEMoCRACIA
titulada &Movimiento obrero,@ apare-
ce una carta suscrita por Andres RO-
driguez y la cual contiene un parrafo
que dice:
dos hombres de Trujillo, los de
Gurabo hasta quizas otros no les
han gustado las teorias que predica-
mos en- su jurisdiction. Con este mo-
two reina disgusto entire los hombres
unionistas.>
Siusted dijese, predique no pre-
dicamos, estuviera del todo en- 10 cier-
to; porque es verdad que los de Gura
DO y los de Trujillo tuvimos el--disgus
to de oirle V. injuriar & la &Union
Puertorriquena.1
Los de Gurabo los de Trujillo
creemos que, la Federation Libre no
envia Andres Rodriguez para que
en- la casa de don Pedro Mangual di-
jera que los hombres de LA DEMO
CRACIA eran unos pol1ticos de cartu-
lima: nj q. cuandO los Obreros portaba an
banderas negras, los federales estab ban
q
bora derepartir lena los socialistas su-
frian, mientras los federales huian ca
llandito; nj que jamas Sc habia visto
luchar por su patria q IN federal, y
ST q los socialistas que eran los bue
nos pOrque eran los perseguidos.
NOsotros y los de Gurabo nos ha-
biamos prometido callar en- bien de
V. mismo, pero vemos su cartita dan
dose pisto es necesario que las CO.
sas, queden en- su lugar y Andres Ro-
driguez en- ell suyo que no es en- la
Union Puertorriquena nj en- la Fedora
cion Libre.
Sanchez estuvo correcto, mas 81
confeza tacitamente que ell disgusto
de nosotros era razonable cuando lie
dice listed,
..hablamos en- el sentido de las
organizaciones Y NADIA mas.
mo coniesa ese q n0d0 nads, algo
que no Sc ha preguntado?
Ese y NADIA mas quiere decir que
usted no lleno Ell fin para que ALI fue
llevado, y 81 otro.
Hablaba usced ante los de Trujillo
sin acOrdarse que los federales de este
pueblo, cuando 10 de las banderas ne
gras, le acompanaron y durmieron en-
la carcel de Rio-piedras
va usted no recuerda que llevo
dinero de los federales de Trujillo, nj
la buena acogida que aquf Sc lie di6.
Que el senior Rodriguez es un pro-
agandista en- contra la Union Puer-
torriquena, 10 prueba el discurso de
referencia, los ataques que dirije des-
de Ell &Sun~ nuestro alcalde, Y La
manifestation que hizo en- una tienda
de Carolina de que los pueblos admi-
nistrados por los republicanos eran
modelos, mientras que ESQ no Sc pod1a
decir de los pueblos federales.
Los dc G ura DO j los de Trujillo
creemos, por 10 que deducimos del
meeting en- casa del senior Mangual,
que Andres Rodriguez es propagan-
dista de "a Federation Regional.
JOSE HERNANDEZ.
(Unionista.
Trujillo-alto, Julio 20 de 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
In iuicio s0bre ell |ibro
'Crepiscu|os Literarios y

Sr. Don Sebastian Dalmau-Canet.
AL sentarme aver en- mi escritorio,
mi buen amigo, me encontre con que ell
portero, mensaj jero, como ahora Sc
dice, de mi oicina, hab1a colocado So
bre mi pupitre, un librejo, de que es
usted autor afortunado, y que Sc titula
< Crepdsculos literarios, iuicios cr1ti-
cos, cuentos narraciones,3 con IN
Pr5logo d Il veterano, compaaero y
amigo, Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
Leer la portada, abrir el folleto J
ponerme q devorarlo, fue todo uno.
Pero tuve una deception, mi bien apre-
ciado amigo, al desplegar la primera
pagina y leer la peripatetica dedicato-
ria con que usted ha querido honrar-
me. Me llama usted iSoU esta no Sc
la perdono, por que usted, como 70,
sabe muy bien que en- nuestro cielo Ii
terario no hay nj soles nj estrellas, nj
NADIA one nos aproxime ning1n siste-
ma planetario, dentro del arte, Sc en-
tiende.
Buenos much achos todos, muy af-
cionados las bellas letras, ingeniosos
algunas veces, y no pOcas con la bueTed
intencion de un toro de Veraguas.
Esta es la sfntesis que en- el actual
momento historico, y pare usted de
contar, amigo mio; porque Greer y de-
cir otra cosa es enganarse y enganar-
nos mtituamente; 10 cual no es acepta-
BILE para los que somos enemigos ire
conciliables de falsed ades de la
mentira.
Y basta de exordio y vamos q su
libro.
Yo no soy autoridad para juzgar
d ningdn escritor: por que nj soy, nj
jamas he pretendido ser mas, que un
nero dtici0nddo q las letras.
70 tome usted este que digo, por
falsa modestia. LIE hablo usted con
sinceridad, como acostumbro hacerlo
siempre. Yo no puedo juzgar q usted
cieastffcdDaente, por que no soy compe-
tente para clio, y no acostumbro es-
tirar los pies mas ALA del borde dc mi
sabana.
Lo dnico que puedo decir, es: 9nae
dgradu D no me agrada 10 que produce
este dattor.s Pero este no pasa de ser
una opinion particular mia, que viene
d iustiicar aquello de que: dc g,sstos no
hay noda escrito.
10 que usted produce me agrada;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
fiestas de San Vicente de Paul

Mahana Domingo ID de los CO.
rrientes las 8 media de la maf1ana
tendra lugar la solemne fiesta, que
anualmente dedican su Santo Fun
dador San Vicente de Paul, las Con-
gregaeiones de xSacerdotes de la Mi.
sions . <Hijas de la Carload, La NIL
sa sera toda orquesta, ocupara la
Sagrada Catedra un Sacerdote de diA
cha Congregation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
MOviIniento Maritime

ENTRADAS
De annapolis, goleta ing. &Ida NJ.
Shafner> Finlay Brothers, con 265. 649
pies de MADEIRA.
SALIDAS
Vapor ~Ponce~, para la Isla con
carga de transito.
Vapor &Montevideo~, para Europa
con carga.
COSTEROS
xCarmelitao para Yabucoa y &Es-
peranza4 para Aguadilla y May agiiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
Matrimonios ceIebradOs en- ell
Juzgado de Paz

Desde Ell Is de Julio hasta Ia fecha
actual, han sido celebrados los ST.
guientes: Charles Saturnino We've v
We've y Maria Mercedes Garces Ber-
mejo, Antonio Mobiles Mojica Y Basi-
liza Bernabet Rivera, Antonio Melen-
dez y Rolones y Valentino Ceballos,
Antonio Grillasca Vargas Carmen
Delgado Baez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
HABLAN LOS PROFESORES
EXPED|C|ONAR|0S
DOS CARTAS CONTRADICTORIAS

;Que mucho Sc goza por acai
Visite la Biblioteca de Boston,
que tiene mas de un million de libros.s
NoTA:-Nos alegraremos que las
impresiones recibidas por el battalion
de maestros sean tan placenteras como
estas: ell que habla es un Official y 81
los soldad0s 10 pasan tan bien, que sea
enhorabuena.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
ApISO AL POBLICO

En- la antigua y acreditada
sastreria de R. MOntes acabase de
instalar una sucursal de la muy
reputadafabrica de sombrerOs ala
Bella Borinquena. de Sucesores de
de Juan Cabrer s. en- @. de Ponce.
En- dicho establecimiento ha
llara el pnblico, continuamente,
variadosurtido de SOMBREROS de
todas classes; para cabalieros, para
nilos, senoritas v ninas.
De pajilla, de imitacion jipiia
pa y fieltrO, de pelo y lana.
Sc hace a la Orden cualquier
sombrer0; para precios y demas in
formes, dirijirse d FORTALEZA 2S
San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-23
EiempIares de ia Demo-
cracia" Sc haIIan de venta:

En- los kioskos de la plaza de
'Baldorioty.n
En- 81 cafe la Margarita.n
Y en- la imprenta, calle de San
Francisco, 53.
En- estos sitios SO encontraran tam.
bisn n1meros atrasados.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10

Mr.. John Scheer, expert jeweler,
and optician, has moved from East
Main street to his handsome new store,
6 North Ninth, opposite News Leader,
where he will be glad to meet his many
friends and patrons. Everything IN
jewelry, etc. Expert repairing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10

men again on a hot day in the Argen-
tine"
Just then the cause Of the mates ex-
cursion ashore and OF his innamed tenn
per clicked across she deck. in pair Of
sabots, bearing the captains supper TO
the cabin. Two weeks ago the Abel
Dodge arrived from Bremen with an as
sorted cargo and II emierants. Her
cargo had been unloaded and 40 emf
grants had gone ashore, but Lena Os-
tertag stayed because she had to. Johan
Stein, late OF the Fatherland. had writ
ten to his native dorf that being able to
support frau il would be well for Lena
Ostertag be sent out on the first ship so
as to fill that vacancy in his home and
heart. There being several female Os-
tertags of hubble age and the paternal
home and income being alike small, the
request was received with acclaim and
Lena was promptly exported on the Abel
Dodge
Apparently the So days consumed by
the ship in the passage had cooled the
ardOr Of Stein for he did not call for his
importation and the poor girl remained
on the ship a source of anxiety to the Of
6cers. Lena was an ENLARGED repro
Suction of one OF those china statuettes
Of German shepherdesses one sees on
mantel-pieces, with yellow hair, pink
and white face and blue eyes entirely
devoid Of expression. Withal she was
80 modest and obliging that the officers
became fond OF her and Capt. Ely de-
ciared he would find Stein if he held the
Zip in the La Plata until he couldn't
I PEE her for barnacles.
The next morning, after breakfast the
Hskipper appeared on deck armed with
an immense umbrella and ordered boat
owered.
I'm gong ashore to find Stein" ba
id, confidently, TN have i'm aboard
dinner time. l always was good at
n things that go wrong and III fig
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10
A BORN
ADJUSTER
By j. c. PLUr1r1ER
tcopyrsht,i 1894, by Daily Story Pub. Coz

M r. KAGGS pulled himself YEARLY
wi up the Jacobs ladder His in
Hamed face deuo~ed interior heat: his
austy clothes a tramp ashore and his
voice, as ne spoke TO the men in the boat
below, an irritated temper
When he stood on the deck of the ship
Abel Dodge. of which craft he was chief
officer his superior hailed him from
the poop.
did you find i'm Mr.. Kaggs?"
"Naw." replied the mate. disgustedly,
couldn't find a Johan Stein In all
SGcncs Ayres who's lookinkg for a wife
from Germany"
81 guess You didn't look for i'm very
hard" said Capt Ely, hes hyar some
where and you passed him a dozen times.
j suppose"
81 tell you he isn't here. snapped the
mate, mutinously, Il made a fool OF my
self asking Dutchmen If they expected
q wife by the Abel Dodge. I'm sailor
and you don't catch me hunting Dutch
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10
ArURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1904
a. SONG OF 1ABoR.

J sing the song Of the workman.
The JOY Of the man whose hand
Aeaps TO fulfil with practiC2d skill
The keen. sGre brains 5emand.
Who knows the thrili Of creation.
VINO stands with the Lord as one
Bees what was wrought from hidden
thsught,
And can say Of his work: "weu doney'
Sthers may seek for IN - and wealth.
And search the Vice Wcf-G through
He knows the deep where grand thoughts
sleep
Which rubal Cain once knew:
Beauty. may lie in woman 5 eye,
AND dwell on her lips so sweet
y lives as Wei ia the engines swell.
And the piston's throbbing beat.
Pie arch which deGes the rivers flood.
And holds its waves IN check.
D fair as the line where treSses Irvine.
Or the curve Of snowy neck;
And he who can feel such beauty's power,
And bid it live and move.
knows deeper bliss than a maiden
kiss
Can give to the heart OF love.
BONE must lie soft and feed daintily.
Or the soul in. them makes moan:
But little he heeds who fir DIS his needs
In the makers JOY alone
sorrow and pain may come to him
Ahey surely come to all
Sut ever he feels a streE 9Th that Steels
His heart to the shafts that fall
de gladly greets the coming years;
They bring him added skill.
De feels no ruth for the loss Of youth,
His goal is nearer still:
and only this he asks Of fate
That he may keep his dover
d strength and will and Iabor's skill
Unto his lifes last hour.
s-Ninette Nj. Lowater. in Youths Compan-
ion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10
Opportunity for Young Men.

The demands in all parts of this coun.
try, and in several foreign countries
for well trained men of our race in the
direction of scientific and practical ag-
ricuiture are so great that this institu
ton is willing to offer exceptional adj
vantages to young men who wish to
come here and take either regular or
post graduate course in agriculture. We
cannot begin to supply the demands
that come TO us for Erained men in the
direction of agriculture. The positions
for which these trained men are wanted
are those in most every case which pay
high salaries We wish to get hold OF
men who have received, as far as posi-
BILE, a good education before coming
here, and are ready to enter upon a
thorough course of agricultural train
ing. For further information address,
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON,
Principal,
Tuskegee Institute, Ala
9-3-4t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10
Pogt once in Canal zone-

The post Office department has es
tablished nine post Offices in the canal
zone IN Panama, and postmasters will
be appointed as soon as suitable men
for the places can be found. The nine
post Offices are the following: Girls
tobal. Gorgona, Gatun, Matachin, La
Boca, BOhio, Emperador, Ancon and
Culebra. Mail intended for the places
named should be addressed, for con-
venience, in the following form:
"Cristobai, Canal Zone, Isthmus OF
Panama"-N. Y. Times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10

NANQUlSHED BY MOSQUITOES.
the river TO get relief and are
drowned.
George Phillips, a travelling sales
man for n wholesale tobacco firm. of
New York city, was attacked by Il
swarm of the pests. His horses be-
came frantic. throwing him out of his
carriage and breaking both his legs
and three ribs.
camp meeting which was in prog
ress had to be postponed. The steam
ers plying between there and Baltimore
run at top speed between Bivalve and
Deals island, and 90 not stop at
these landings on account of the
mosquitoes. Deals island is one
of the largest shipping points for
soft-shell crabs. and all shipments 30
to New York city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10
His Hardest Fall.

AS boy he fe,I into the creek,
And oft into disgrace;
He fell asleep, and also sick
He fell from many place,
But he never knew what a fall was like
Nor what II consisted Of
For a real hard fall he never had
Until he fell in love
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1904-09-10
victim of BLACK snider.

A black spider bit Mrs. j. c. Wilson, OF
Knoxville, Tenn, and in three hours her
entire body had swollen to twice its nat
ural size. Tn less than "a hours death
resulted