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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
IN MINNEAPOLIS.
The City Suffers Greatly from the
Storm.

Storm.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 22.-The
worst wind and rain storm in the his
tory OF this place broke here Saturday
night about $3.50, when three storms,
from north, west and east, gathered and
broke over the city. Hundreds of build
inRs were badly damaged, all the great
wire systems were paralyzed and thou
sands of beautiful shade trees uprooted.
For three minutes the wind blew at tho
rate of 80 miles an hour and the rain fell
in torrents. So far as know two people
are dead.
The center of the storm seemed to hit
the business district at the corner OF
Nicollet avenue and Sixth street. Here
the immense front of the Glass block
was blown out and huge skylight
blown of, the rain doing damage to
stock that cannot be estimated. All OF
the stores in this district had windows
bolwn in and all suffered more or less
damage to stock. The mammoth sky
light of the Guaranty Loan building fell
| IL stories through the interior court and
| great damage was done by water to the
I Offices.
| The street car service was tied up I'M
til noon Sunday, trolley wires being
down in all parts of the city, as the
result Of falling trees. Many of the
fine residence districts Of the city suf-
fered terribly, but the greatest and
irreparable damage was done to Minne-
apolis beautiful shade trees. Thou
sands of them were broken off or twist
ed up by the roots, and several streets,
celebrated for their beautiful trees, are
left bare of foliage and shade. The loss
is estimated at fully 81 ,000,0 900.
Family of -Four Killed.
st. Paul, Mimi, Aug PA resident
Of this city who has returned from Wa
coma, says that the tornado of Satur-
day evening killed family Of four
father, mother and two children-and
injured IL other residents of that vii
lage. He did not learn the names of
the victims. Considerable property
damage was done. The people who
were killed kept general store and
were crushed beneath the timbers
J when 1t collapsed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
SHlVELY MADE CHANCELLOR.
Indiana Man Is Placed at the Head
of the Order Of Knights
Of Pythias.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 19.-The Su-
preme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Thursday took up the election Of off,
GERS. Charles e. Shively, Of Rich
mond, Ind, was elected supreme chan
cellor in succession to Tracy r. Bangs.
of Grand Forks, N. d. There was a
spirited contest for the Office Of SUI
preme vice chancellor and 1t went to
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
Asphyxiated.

New York, Aug. 18.-Illuminating
gas pouring at full pressure through
the uncapped ends Of two-inch main
in the cellar Of big apartment house
In West Forty-seventh street Wednes-
day caused the death Of one workman.
while two were dragged from the eel
lar at the point Of suffocation. and
three women tenants were seriously
affected.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
Banker spalding Released.

Chicago. Aug. 20.-Charles w.
Spalding, the banker convict" was
Friday ordered released from the
Joliet penitentiary. His petition for
habeas corpus was granted by Judge
Dunno. The order of the court re-
leasing Spalding from Imprisonment
came at the close Of the argument of
the attorney general, who sought to
block the issuance of the releasing order.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
CHOOSE NEW LEADER.
in-Chief Of Grand Army Of
Republic.

Boston, Aug. 19.-Gen. Wilmon W.
Blackmar. Of this city, was elected
commander-in-chief Of the Grand Army
of the Republic by reclamation at the
closing session of the national encamp-
ment Thursday, and Denver. Colo. was
selected as the place for the encamp-
ment of 1905. The other national on
GERS elected were: Senior vice COM
mander-in-chief, John r. King, Wash
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug. 22.-Fifteen
people were killed In the fierce tornado
which overwhelmed the Twin Cities,
and which wrought devastation In 9TH
or parts of the state Saturday night.
The aggregate property loss is conser-
vatively placed at 100000. OF this
amount St. Paul suffered to the extent
Of about 81 900. 900; Minneapolis dam
age is estimated at $1,500,000, while In
The outside districts 1t is feared that
$500, 900 will not cover the damage done
to crops and farm property.
Fifteen Lives Lost.
The dead are: Lorin F. Hokanson,
$50 Brunson street.; killed at Tivoli
theater; body removed to city morgue.
George Kwenton. carpenter, 378 To-
ronto avenue, killed at Tivoli theater;
body removed to city morgue.
Richard Hillisbeck, operator at Min
neapolis Junction, killed by lightning
Albert Odhe, aged 80 years. at st.
Louis Park, suburb of Minneapolis.
Six year old son of Frank Hedges,
at st. Louis Park.
Viola Robertson, aged IL, killed at
House OF Good Shepherd.
Mary O'Donnell. aged 10, Glencoe,
Mimi.
Seventeen year-old son of Patrick
O'Donnell, Gencoe, MINI.
Frederick Gross, Glencoe, Mimi.
Mrs. Gross, mother of Frederick
Gross, Glencoe. MINI.
Four unknown dead at Waconia, a
small station 20 miles west of Mime
apolis.
Edwin Gillert, 43S South Rober.
street, one of the last persons seen in
Tivoli theater during the calamity, Is
missing.
The names of 20 Of the injured arc
known, but scores OF other persons
in all districts Of the city are reported
to have sustained bruises and cuts by
falling timbers and glass.
Great Bridges Destroyed.
Beginning at a point below For.
Smelling there is the first known evil
dence that the storm struck with dam
aging effect. 1t came from the south
west and, bowling in its fury, up
rooted trees and demolished buildings
in its pathway toward St. Paul. 1t tore
off two spans of the high bridge as
| completely as II they had been unbolt-
| ed from the rest of the structure and
carted away by workmen. There the
bridge connected with the high bluffs
at West St Paul and 1t is $50 fee
above the river. This mass of stee
was carried to the flats below.
=. Theater Buildings Wrecked.
The storm tore along the fats, Hp
roofing trees on Harriet island. an,
with deafening roar and the hiss an,
splash of falling sheets OF rain
struck this city at the Wabash stree
bridge. Here were located at tn
bridge entrance, on opposite sides o
Wabash street, the Tivoli concert hal
and Empire theater, both of whicl
were fairly crowded with men watch
stood on the edge OF the BLUM over
looking the river with sides of tn
buildings open and were wrecked. TIL
full force of the tornado struck then
The buildings began to sway and roc
and the audience became panic-stricl
en-. Men and boys rushed over eac
other for the exits. The lights wen
out and the sheet lightning flashes, on
following another with gunfire rapit
ity, illuminated scene OF pandemoI
ium which was intensified by the cras
OF glass and the tearing OF timbers q
the frame structure gave away befor
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27

Charles A. Barnes. of Jacksonville.
Ill.
Other officers elected were: Supreme
prelate. l.. H. Farnsworth. Salt Lake.
Utah; supreme keeper of the records
and seal. r. L. c. White. Nashville,
Tenn; supreme master Of exchequer,
Thomas l.. Mears, Wilmington. N. c.;
supreme master-atarms, Cyrus w.
Hall, Charleston, w. Va; supreme in.
ner guard, J. T. Haggard, Winnipeg.
Man.; supreme outer guard, J. w.
Thompson, Washington. d. c.; presi.
dent Of the board Of control, G. F. s.
Neal, Chicago; major general of the
uniform rank, ]. R. Carnahan, Indian.
apolis, Ind.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
Say Cigarettes Killed Him.

Peoria. ILL.,. Aug. 22.--Constant smok-
ing Of cigarettes killed Otis Botham,
aged 81. OF Rutland. Ill. He smoked
them constantly. SO the evidence at the
coroner's jury said. and practiced In
halation. The cigarette smoke weaken
ed his lungs, causing hemorrhages.
Botham was unmarried and used cigar
rettss for % years.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
Damage by Hailstonss.

Fergus Falls, MINI, Aug. 19.--A. Sc
we're hailstorm passed over the towns Of
Pelican, Maplewood and Lidaya. The
storm was not wide, but swept over a
long stretch OF territory. Farmers re-
port the loss Of everything that was
growing. including grain, corn and gar
dens. go
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
TWO Killed bY Dynamite.

Nevada, Mo-, Aug. 22.-Fifteen cases
of dynamite exploded on the depot
platform at Msnden, killing Engineer
Rody and Mrs. Ed Brooks, wife of the
station agent Mr.. Brooks and Fire
man Love were perhaps fatally in
jured.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
Shot Himself.

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 22.--William Mont
gomery. vice president and general man
ager OF the Georgia Cotton Mill company.
shot and killed himself at his Office hero
Friday evening. No cause for the act
has been given.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
Will Hesume Work.

Joliet, ILL.,, Aug. 20.-Rod mills Nos.
and OF the Illinois Steel company will
resume Monday. giving employment TO-
400 men. This will make every DEPART
ment in the mills in operation, working
over 5000 men. There are orders on
hand and prospects are good for . long
run.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27

hE quest 1Or Zoo IL
never a fruitless
one. Man has never
yet s ought God
with persistency
and devotion but
that he has found
Him In all His gra-
cious mercy and
tender love. The
search for God need
not end as does the
search for the IA
bled pot Of gold at
the end Of the rain
bow, or the persist
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
GEN. W. w. BLACKMAR

GEN. w. W. BLACkMAR.
(New Commander-in-C Chief of the @. A. R)
ington, d. c.; junior vice commander.
George w. Patten, Chattanooga, Tenn;
surgeon general. DIR. Warren r. King.
Indianapolis; chaplain-in-chief. Rev. J.
H. Bradford, Washington, d. G.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
oiysn Hirh Honor

Berne, Switzerland. Aug. 1e.--Aiex-
nnder Agassiz, the celebrated scien-
list OF Cambridge. Mass. was elected
president OF the International Zoo
logical congress- now In session here.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
Warden Dies Suddenly,

Columbus. o.. Aug. 22.--Edward A.
Hershey. warden OF the Ohio peniten.
tiary. died suddenly Sunday morning
Of hemorrhage OF the stomach.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27

Martinez, CAL. Aug. 22.-Fire Friday
night destroyed two blocks in the center
Of the city. The loss is estimated at $780,
700.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27
The Findable
...COd...
Sermon by the Highway and
Byway" Preacher.
toopyrisht. i9Os. b ). N. Edson.

Chicago, Sunday. Aug a. 1904
Text: "They sought Him with their
whole desire, and He was found OF them
Ill Chron. 1915.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-27

God may be found. He waits for the
sinner to find Him In saving power; He
waits for the saint to nnd Him in in
creasing fullness and power. He is the
"Findable God" and II man finds Him
not, he alone Is to blame; he has not
sought Him with the whole desire.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
sanser Serans!
Gbors unb Neutrality-suspicious. auf Der.
ct. 2ouiier misunderstanding.

9as Wufif=8 Bureau Der Weltausfel=
lung in ct. Souls bat ieBt Die alIge=
meinen 8efttmmuneen fir bas @boral=
B%reisfngen, pel9es in ben Saeen BON
IL. bis Is. Suli in Der groBen Self
bale auf benz Nusftelungsplab ftatt=
finoen miro, feft9effelt. Na9 bieien
&eeeln iinb Die @b6re, Die an benz
Wettbetperb tbeilnebmen molten, in.
5wet GlaRen %ein9etbeilt: Sic eriie
RlaHe: @b6re bon 80 Sdnsern uno.
oartber; bret Gelbpreiie: Der erffe
$4,000, Der apeite $500 unb Der brittle
$4,000. Sn Der sueiten Rlafe mtiHen
bic @b6re 40 big 70 Mitglieber fart
iein; BRET Gelopretie: erfier Yreis 3d.
500, sneiter Yreis $500 uno britter
preis $1,000. 9as Muffbureau miro
bret @efan9s=8ortrdee fir ben Wett=
betperb DOrf9reiben, mdbrenb bic Nus
nabl zines bierten 2iebes benz betr.
@bor iiberlafen bleibt, bod muB oas
M%uFfbureau feline 3ufimmung geben.
Ser Wettbenerb Der Mdnner96re fin=
bet in ben Sagen bonn Is. Suli big
"a. Suli in Der Geftballe ftatt. Mu9
bier iino Die Gemerber in stpei Glal1en
eingetbeilt unb omar Die erite GlaHe:
@b0re BON so bis 100 Sdneern unb
Die 8meite &laHe @b6re BON IS big 60.
Sdngern. SIR betbe Rlahen finb ie
5pei @elopreiie ausee'ebt, uno 3mar in
oer eriten Glafe $4,000 uno $1,000, in
Der smeiten &!ahe $1,000 unb $500.
@uftap Sbalberg bon @todbOlm,
@6meoen, 1T in ct. 2ouis einqe=
trofen, um nit ben NusHenun9s=
beb6rben oas Quftreten zines @6nger=
dors bon 80 idmeoii9en @tuoenten
Ddbreno Der 6efli6teiten an benz
~S9Debif6en Sage" am "a. SUM- su
pereinbaren. Ser Sdneer9pr beffebt
aus Stuoenten Der l1niberiitdt 2uno
nnb BAT aaf ben bret friiberen Barrier
Observation-Disclosures ber~bDrraeeno mit=
9emirtt. Inter ben @bormitglieoern
befinoet fi6 Sobn 6orfea, Mitglieb
Der f6ni9li6en Gper IN 5tufbolm, Der
mdbreno ieiner etubenten3ett
BEN Sdnser9or Der 2unb 1niberfitGt
anQeb0rte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
9enti6er &lnb nno
Mniifnereim.
5alnb Concert Ger Saiion.
SteMIt1e Soltftett ttno berr-
Tide Gb0re.

6eute miro ber 9eutf9e Stub
uno Duff 8ereit Die muffas
lif6en @rfOlge feiner @aiion bur1
Elm genuBret6es @bluB : Concert
frDnen. 8ortreffi9e 2eifunsen oes
Wdnner6ors uno oes gemif6ten @bors
finb gu eruarten. 9as YrDgramm 1T
elm ~befonbers Invertebrates uno Iorg=
fdltig, fir Sr9efter uno @5or sufam=
men9effelt.
8efonoers bic berrli6e @einaierl=
'f6e COMPETITION vDie 2iebe 1T tiber=
al" bttrfte, bonn @emif6ten @bor uno
Sr9eter bOr9etragen, einen @enub
bieten, ben fein Muitfreurlb berfdumen
lolte. Brof. grneftinof uno feline
Sdn9er baben unermiibli1 bas Muiif=
perf our8genommen, cine borsiieli9e
Seiitung tann besbalb berfpro9en
tperben.
AIs SOlitin tptrb 6rau Selene Ger
bert-Sborner in Der 9rie aug ,Sann=
bdnfer" bon Wagner gu b6ren fein.
Sas b%olffdnoiae prosramm 1T ME
fcI9t:
/. Onberture y@ilbeIm Ger. ~PoiIiai
Sr6efter.
2. n9te 9iebe lift iiberaa" ....... @einaierI
Sem. sbpr unb Orhefter.
3. arte aus nEannbduier" $500. @aener
Srau 9eIene 9,rbert-Sborer unb
Srhefter.
4. 8al5er aus n@nsen Sneein"
.T19aifomstp
Srbefter.
5. a. uMai3auber" 8reu
b. u&oienaeit". 8riidmetler
Mdnner4or.
6. n9ie gta9t" ............ eaint saens
Srau 9elene Serbert - Eborer,
0amendpr unb Sr6eter.
Z. .MGener
Sr9eiter.
8. nUtatenponne" ........ @einsierl
Sem. Gbor uitb Sr9eiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
9amen=y erein oes Soctalem
Surnnereins.
Sr0bIi6e Na6feier bes u@ermunii9en Sriibs
Itnesfeites".

Ser 9anett : 8eretn bes Soeialen
Surnbereins beranitaltete getern Ha9=
mittas fir Die Gnaben unb Wdo4en
Der @onntagsfhule unb Der Surn=
idule. pelde am leBten Montag bel
benz .@ermanii9en Srtiblin9sfeIf" nit
genirft baben uno fir ben Sinoergar=
ten eiite Na9Feter bes Geftes, mel6e
einen febr perenii9ten 8erlauf nabm.
Inter 2ettune bes Su%rnlebrers
Slider fanber1 Elm Nufmari6 Der Gna=
ben unb Wdo9en, fonie mebrere tur=
nertfde Sptele ffatt, bel mel6en far=
biae Oftereier ben Siegern als Breiie
3ufielen. Sie 369linge bes &inber=
garten unb Der Sonntagsidule truqen
mebrere 2ieber Dor, pel9e bon ben 3u=
b6rern nit groBem 8eifaa aufgenOm.
men puroen j; alerliebif mar Elm Sc
ian9sbortrag bes fleinen 8onnegut,
Sobnes oes 6errn @eDrgs 8Onne9ut.
Na1bem bic @piele borii5er uno bic
bef1enft mDrben waren, nur=
ben fe bon ben 9amen In nObler Weife
nit Safe, Ru9en uno Sce=@ream be-
pirtbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
G~oncoroia=S
Cine interehante neutrality-suspicious..

SroB Deg tuenig einlabenben Wet
ters, uel9es seffern Nbenb berrf6te,
erfreute fi6 Die bonn y@oncorbia : Ser.
etn" in Der @ermanta 9ale peranfal:
tete &benb : n~nterbaltun9 bod zines
ausgeaei9neten 8efu9s.
STIR %unterbaltung Der @dfte mar III
aussiebiser Weiie ieitens bes arranse=
ments=@omites geforgt moroen.
9ahelbe bate in Der Sbat Elm inter-
Invertebrates Broeramm aufgefeat,
befien einselneNummer1 bon bem66rten
6rdften in borateli9er Weiie ausqe=
fiibrt nurben.
Na6oem Sohn s. glarep
einen Monolo9 borgetraeen batte, trat
Sri. @race Morriion
pel4e iiber einen biibi6en Gopran ber=
fiigt, auf. sic brilirte iomObl als
Sdngerin als aud als Sdnserin unb
Der ibr ge5oQte rei9e 8eifaI mar elm
Dobfperbienter.
Norman We9ernib qab
atrobatii9e uebun9en gum BeHen.
uel9e @taunen uno 8epunoerunq err
regten.
Sic bon ben Surnern Otto 3 rr=
g a n g, oscar g d B, Otto
6 oebIer, 2ouis 8 d r unb
6 r n It g d u # e + am Barren aboe=
baltenen uebun9en purben in ~eleganter
Weiie ausgefiibrt.
Das ribmli9f befannte Con-
b 40 uartett(S uIius
9 II rfbarbt, 2ouis g d d
Grant 8absn unb
Jreb SteintiibIer) erfreute
bic Beiu9er bur9 ben 0ortrag BON
}tpei Watrofen : 2iebern, unb 0err
6arrp porter als fobli9uar=
Ter Neger fdoB nit feinem urfOmif6en
Sortrd9e mteDer et1r1al Den UD9el ab;
,as publicum fam udbreno feines
nidt aus benz Baden beraus.
Gin gemttblides 3anstrdn3den bill
'ete ben 5AluB Der in ieoer Besiebuna
arrangirten u%nterbaltung.
Iuf ben f66nen @rfol9 berfelben
ann bas arrangements @omite nit
Re6t ffol3 fein. Dasielbe bat feline
Bhi1t boa unb gana getban. Sc feBte
Id aus fol9enoen 0erren s%ufammen:
5ranf S. 8aoen, 8orfbenoer; 2am-
ence WiabOt @barles Oorser, &ob.
&idaro Rintlin, Bouts s.
5toeltin9 uno 6arrp Sbrone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
Treuoloie Mufsa6e.

Staats=s tatififer g. i. Sobnion
bat oamit besonnen, 9aten iiber Die
N~usoebnung Der neuen gum 9r6Bten
Sbeil 9lifli9er Wsife iiberfanoenen
ueberi1mpmmun9en in Snoiana uno
our6 bieielben anseridteten 8er=
81 iammeln. Sie fpdter su
errpartenbe ger6fentli9un9 biefer 9a=
ten miro ieoenfals interefant merDen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
Soctaler Smrmberein.
8ortrag bes 8rof. 81. M. Bropfs iiber ..8e.
riibmte &atbebraIen".

Serr grofeKor u. M. Broofs bon
Der Stats l1niberitdt in 8loomina=
ton, al tuel9er er ben 2ebrftubl fir
&untgei8i6te inne bat, belt eeifern
Nbeno unter ben Nuipicien beg Comb
tes fir geiitige Beftrebunsen i'm Mubi=
tOrinm beg 9eutf9en Daufes einen
Wortrag iber v8eriihmte Gatbebralen".
Ses ldneeren bertpeilte er BEL Der
altebrpttroi9en 9atbebrale refp. 9om=
tir9e in Main5, mel6e BON 975-1OO9
IN rOmanii9em 5tDle erbaut tpurbe.
Diefelbe bat 6 Sbirme, berer b69ffer
" Wteter bod 1T; fie bat i'm Snnern
IA Nltdre unb 20 Nebencapeuen, barr
unter cine unterirbii1e.
Die Ratbeorale wuroe fpdter bur9
Geuer tbeilmeife 5erft6rt, aber in 1910
pefentli6 in ibrer iebisen Gorm mieoer
ber9eIteat. Ser Of1or tpurbe 1876
bon benz berthmten 8aumeifter @up=
bers refaurtrt.
Ser 8rOfefor fpra6 Johann BON Der
&atbreoale Notre Dame in &ouen.
Grantrei9, mel9e bon 1212-8O i'm
norman .=romcnii6em 5tple aufgefabrt
1T uno i9 bur6 auBeroroentli6e
pra6tentfaltung ausaei9net. gr fam
BET Der 8elegenbeit nod auf bic BON
erbaute Stride Der ebe=
mails berhbmten, f6on i'm 6. Sabr=
bunbert 9egriinoeten 8eneoictiner Nbtei
ct. 0uen gu fpre9en. Sen 81 Dieter boz
ben Sburm nit Der normanif9en 6er=
3o%9strone auf Der 5pise f6ilberte er als
Elm Weiferuerf bon 8raaie unb Maie=
ltdt. Isbner fam ferner auf Die
in paris, ben 26lner Dom,
oas Timer Miinfter unb anbere be-
Rir6en gu fpre9en. Die
3ubDrer folsten ben MuslaHungen oes
3elebrten 6erren nit SntereHe.
Scr 00rtrag tpurbe burh fereob=
Btloer Derani9auli1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

ssr Nandt Die fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

N%Itb Gtabetuttfde @rduter furieren Sb1
~ TageubeibfueroeH. Gum oerfanfen in
255 Weft @nfbington StraBe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

STR "A @tunpsH. enpsnb : ubr porssns, IL. aprir
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

0erlangt /: a%s4s3siatt n nas @ es%,atirt g abnssm
reparirt. Tiltern eebaut. 9tones: aIt 1863 unb 1921.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
Die CITY Band

&tabIirt 1853, nimntt i~eber3eit Engage,
ntents entsesen. ~SrgenbneI1e Ordteffer,
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eAPITULo Xxx

no, tsnto por herencia recibida
de sus antepassdos. como por-
que dursnte su minorfz hsbia
hecho grsDdes shorros y los ha-
bfa duplicado en- 2certados ne
gocios. Fuera &c este, era IN
poIftico consumsdc, ardiente
defensor de los derechos del
pueblo.
Desde Ia primers vez qse
vic & Lady Emma concibi6 por
ella una profupda passion, como
me sucedio & nj; pero DO Sc al
gus espersn7as tend1fan mejcr
funds mento que las MAS.
A mi juicio, II joyen era
mas amable con el que con ell
resto de sus adorsdores; 10 pro-
liable era que 81 perseVerabs OBJ
tendrfa Ia victoria. Il duque
sc habfa hecho fsmoso por las
mil aventurss que de ei Sc refe-
rfaD, reiatiyas & sus yjsjes, y
Lady Emma tenfa passion por
los heroes. Mobiles mbof. i6-
venes, ricos y hermosos, era Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-27
Legacidn americana en- Ia
RepdbIiCa DOninicana
Honorable Jhon Hay, Secretario
de EStado.
SeTOr

aOnOfdDle J non hay, SecreGdFIC
de Estado.
Senor
De acuerdo con las instrucciones
contenidas en- vuestro n1mero del p
de Jnnio de 1901, he investigate las
supuestas ejecuciones de Puertorrique-
nos por orden del Presidente Morales.
No encuentro NADIA que justifque
las manifestaciones contenidas en- los
periodicos, nj tampoco los cargos he
chos por Lorenzo Rodriguez otros.
No Sc ha presentado ninguna que
ia acerca de la ejecuci6n de ning1n
'Puertorriqueno ante esta Legaci6n,
asf como tampoco ante ninguno de los
Consulados, nj nadie tiene noticias de
las referidas ejecuciones.
La primera serie de supuestos te-
legramas entire Morales ell Goberna-
dor C6spedes, sc redere una ejecu-
ci6n, Sc dice, que tuvo lugar en- Puerto
Plata. Ell Consul de aquolla ciudad
no tuvo nunca conocimiento del hecho.
En ell segundo case sea en- ell de
Nicolas Arias, Sc llevo cabo una eje-
cucion, pero ell individuo era un domi-
nicano fu6 ejecutado porque orden6
que Sc hiciese fuego al vapor xNew
York; de la linea de <Clyde> & las
lanchas de la Marina americana an
cladas en- ell puerto de esta ciudad.
En ell tercer case, 6 sea ell del doc
tor Mata, ell individuo no fue ejecuta-
do Sc dice q. reside anu en- ell pals. Ell
Vice-C6nsul General nunca ha tenido
informes de que dicho individuo fuese
un puertorriqueno. Parece que no
existe duda alguna de que tomaba par
to activa en- favor de los revoluciona-
rios.
Con respecto la supuesta orden
dada al Gobernador de Azua referen-
te puertorriquenos refugiados en-
Haiti y entregados por ell gobierno de
dicha nacion, no Sc sabe NADIA aquf,
nj tampoco Sc tiene conocimiento de
que Sc llevaran cabo ejecuciones.
Ell puertorrique1o Juan Blander
ha sido recientemente desterrado por
ell Gobierno de Morales por compiled
dad en- los Gltimos disturbios, pero nj
81 nj nadie en representation suya ha
presentado queja alguna en- contra de
dicha resolution ante esta Leg aci6n.
AIgunos obreros Puertorriq
fueron reclutados en- ell servicio mill
tar del Gobierno, pero en- todos los
casoS en- que Sc presentaron quejas di-
chos individuos fueron exentos del
servicio Sc les permitio regresar
sns hOgares.
Tengo ell honor de ser, senior, vues-
tro obediente servidor.
Firmado; T. G. DAWSON.