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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Internal Machine In Refinery.

Waukegan, H., (SpeciaD.-A care
fully made internal machine was found
Monday in the yards of the big War
ner sugar refinery and the police are
convinced ali attempt was made to
blow I'D the factory. An explosion
followed by 100000 fire occurred
in the plant recently and it is now be-
l;eved it was incendiary. Four lives
were lost then and there would un-
doubtedly have. been more victims had
the bomb exploded.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Names of New Warships.

Washington, D. c., (SpeciaD The
new vessels for the navy authorized
by Congress at its last session have
been named as follows: The battle.
ship, New Hampshire; cruisers, North
Carolina and Montana; scout cruisers.
Chester, Bennington and Salem; col
liers, Erie and Ontario.
The METHODIST Protestant Confer
ence received and referred to a COM
mittee the proposition for union with
the Primitive Methodist Church. This
makes the fourth proposition for union
submitted to the conference.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Iosses In Tomatoes Caused Suicide.

Chicago, Ill.,, (SpeciaD. - "Sucide
while temporarily deranged' was the
verdict of the coroner's jury at an IN
quest here over the body Of w. A.
Duncan, of Syracuse, N. Y. Duncan
Jumped under Lake Shore freight
train. +. Skeel, a friend of the de-
cedent. testified that Duncan, who was
20 wears old, had invested $4,000 in a
tomato farm at Jacksonville, Fla,
which was destroyed by a washout a
few weeks ago.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Sunk By Submarine Boat.

Niuchwang, (By Cable).-The Rus
sian authorities here declare that a
japanese battleship has been sunk by
a submarine boat, and that three craft
of this class are now at Port Arthur
and another en- route to Vladivostok
by rail. A French priest just arrived
from Mukden says 10000 Russian
troops are stationed there, and that
an army of 100000 men is at Liaoyang,
with heavy reinforcements' arriving
daily
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Admiral Togo's Report.

Toxic, (By Cable).-The following
report has been received from Vice
Admiral Togo:
"The gunboats Thukishi, Heiyen
Amagi and Chokai and the first tor
pedo boat Aotlla, under Captain
Nishiyama, reached Kinchou Bay on
the evening of Wednesday. From
dawn on Thursday the vessels CO.
operated with the army in bombarding
Suchaton. The Amagi and the Chokai
went in close and bombarded all day.
At II O'Clock in the morning the
enemy retreated from Suchaton. but
they continued to fire from a position
behind Suchaton.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Cannot Construct Golfers.

The navy department announced
that it does not see its way clear tc
construct the two GOLFERS authorized
by Congress at the last session to be
constructed in government yards
since no appropriation was made for
the construction of slips requisite to
the work of building ships. The col.
Tiers were designed to carry 5000 tons
Of coal and to cost ST. 10000 each.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
To Paw Mail Carriers Monthly.

In accordance with verbal report
made by special committee appointed
by the secretary of the treasury all
star route carriers, contractors and
mail passengers carrying mails be-
tween postoffices and railroad stations
and steamboat wharves will be paid
monthly instead of quarterly begin
lino I1lv
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Congressional and Departments.

The Postoffice Department has de-
clared to be contrary to law a
scheme instalment houses had adopted
to locate its debtors who had lett
The President has appointed Com
mander Samuel w. B. Diehl to be
Judge advocate general, to succeed
Caotain~ Leml.L
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
Leaving Brazirs Coffee Fields.

The Senate committee at Rio, Bra
iii, reports to the State Deparmest
that the station laborers, who constr
tute half of the workers on the coffee
plantation in San Paulo are leaving
Brazil for the United States because
thew are not paid their wages, owing
to the depressed state of coffee-grow-
i,,o interests
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03
To End Red Cross Dispute.

Washington, D. c., (SpeciaD. -
Members of the board of trustees OF
the American Red Cross Society con-
vened here to consider plans for the
harmonizing of the differences be-
tween the opposing factions in the
Society. Former Secretary OF State
John w. Foster was invited to at
tend in the interest of the remon-
e4rants but he declined
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-06-03

pared to take similar steps, and there
is also possibility that Japan will
make representations to the neutral
nations in regard to the case.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
FeudaIismo en- America

A Zeigler, lugar del Estado de
! Illinois, donde hay una huelga de mi
neros, lego la semana pasada un tren
con gente para ocupar los puestos de
los huelguistas. Ell tren iba custodia-
do por gente armada Y llevaba car1o-
nes de tiro rapido. La nina en- huel-
ga esta protegida por una estacada
con aspilleras en- las que hay artille
ria emplazada. Ell lugar, al igual que
las minas, pertenece q un mismo due
no, que es cierto Joseph Letter, una
de cuyas hermanas esta casada con
lord Curzon, virrey de la India Ingle-
sa. Letter es quien nombra todos los
funcionarios del lugar por derecho
propio.
En- derredor de la estacada tiene
una numerosa fuerza sarmada. Al lle-
gar ell tren con la jente son6 un dis
paro Sc dio alarma. No fue ataque,
sin embargo, sino uno de los guar
dias quien Sc le disparo la carabina,
hiriendole en- una mano. Dfgase aho-
ra en- conciencia 81 ell feud alismo es-
tablecido por los normandos en- Gran
Bretafia fu6 nunca mas rampante que
este que impera en- pleno siglo Xxx en-
America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
DE NAGUABO

Nos escriben de aquella localidad:
Ell dia l. de Agosto liltimo Sc oe-
lebraron en- Ia Corte Municipal de ese
pueblo varios juicios por causas dis
tintas.
Practicadas las prue bas, Ell Tribu-
nal dicto los siguientes fallos: conde-
nando al acusado Eluviges Soto, la
pena de treinta dias de carcel y las
costas, por Ell delito de aggression
y acometimiento; condenando al indi-
viduo Luis Colon, 4 In multa de pc
sos y las costas, por ell delito de agre-
sion; y absolviendo & los acusados
Alejo Silva Y Bias Bald 0nado.
-Ha renunciado Ia presidencia
del centric obrero de este pueblo. &Amor
y CaridadS, don Praxedes Rodriguez,
sustituyendole Ell apreciablc caballero
don Jose Ramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20

con IN vestido de felpa adorna-
do de encsjes blancos. A mi ma
Dire sollan decirle que On ell mo-
do de vestirme Sc anticipaba
siempre & las estaciones; pero
ella conta&t.ba que nadie tenfa
que meterse en- sus asuntos.
Ahora sc de d6nde procedian
mis- vestidos. En- aquel tempo
me mortificaba mucho que num-
ne cortsran Ell cabello, pues va
10 tenfa largo como ell de una
nins. AL fin, mi madre me dijo
que Lady Mimic no querla que
me 10 cOrtaran, y con este que
de no solo convencido, sino tam
bi6n satisfecho.
Con IN paquete de papeles
debsjo del brazo y Ell coraz6n
rebosando de esperanZas, psrtf
4 In primera aventura seria de
mi vida.
iQu6 admirable edifcio me
pareci6 Ell castiIiol A mi juicio,
no podfa haber en- ell mundo un
palacio mas grande nj mas her.
moso.
Al principle me sentf algo
asustado, pues me intimid6 10
presencia de IN ujier de alta
estaturs, que sali6 & recibirme
cuando lame
He venido & yer a Ia con-
dess, lie die, Lord Mimic me ha
invitado.
/ FL lacsyo me condujo & una
esplendids habitAci6n. No me
atreviA a sentarme en- niDguno
i de sus msgnffcos sillones y al
Il fin escogi ell que me parecio mas
modesto. Tn momento despues
/ sc present6 In condesA
Il IConque has venido, Ga
briels me dijo con dulce acento.
Sent6se & mi lado. me atralo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
DOLORES

atenci6n: lqu6 fisonomfa tan
distinguids, tan espiritual, tan
delicada! LIE encuentro una ex-
preston de que no nee doy cuen-
ts, como 81. Sc pareciera & algu-
ma persona & Quien antes haya
conocido.
En- ell rostro de Ia condesx
volvi6 & ssomar una sombra de
inquietud.
4 Lo crees asf? pregunto
en- voz baja y como por dscir
algo.
cDebe pertenecer s una
fsmilia muy distinguida. 20 lie
mes son los Mfller2
La condesa Sc puso encen-
dida y volvi6 la eabeza como
para disimular su turbaci6n;
I ero no respondi6.
-iQuienes SON. iLo sabes
t6, LolA1 De que ciudsd 6 de
que parte del pals proceden?
No me scuerdo, pero mi
tia cree que pertenecen a una
familia respeta BILE.
Me allegro de que asi sea.
Seg1n creo, me diiiste que ell
padre de ese nifio vivia-
No; contest6 con labios
balbucientes: ha muerto.
-Si viviers, tendrfs que
solicitsr primero su consenti-
miento antes de dar paso algu-
no. mo tiene mas pArientes que
Juana Mfllerf
-Nunca le he dido hsblar
de nipguno, y puedes estar Sc
guro de que por ese lado no h.-
bra dificultad. Es induds BILE que
Jusns quedars contents y Sc
sentira feliz.
Ell conde Sc retro en- segui-
da y Lady Mimic y 20 queda.
mos otra veg solos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
IMPORTANTES NOTICIAS
DE QUEBRADILLAS
(De ntteStro CorrespO4aSal)

QUEBRADILLAS AGOSTO 49,
Ell Comite Unionista de este pueblo h;
invitado nuestro partido para III
meeting que tendra efecto en- ell barrie
San Antonio, casa de nuestro presti
gioso correligionario don Gil Ramos
va 10 sab6is, correligionar arios, ell pro
ximo Domingo de 2 3 de la tarde
autorizada palabra de nuestros hom-
bres.
-Relaci6n de los profesores elegi-
dos por la Junta Local de instruction
p1blica de Camuy.
Acting Principales: don Juan e.
Castillo y sefiorita Vicenta MILAN.
Graduados don Manuel Lacom-
ba, Francisco Carretero, Joaquin Co.
Ion, Fulgencio Pihero Rodriguez, An
tonic Gonzalez Suarez, Francisco L6-
PEI, Remigio Caban.
Rurales don Guillermo Van Der
dys, Rodolfo Medina, Rodolfo Rivera,
Antonio Pinero, Guillermo Abrams,
Enrique Arce, Santiago Mora, Juan
A. Velez, Nepomuceno Miranda, sef1o-
ra Balbina Saavedra senorita Dolo-
res Comulada.
Este af1o ha sido suspendida por
orden del Departamento de Educaci6n
una escuela rural. Esp6rase Ia llega-
da de Mr. Linsay para que ordene su
aperture muy necesaria.
Sc dice que un guardia insular
de este pueblo Sc pone q comentar en-
una fonda asuntos polfticos.
Llamamos la atenci6n q ese poll
c1a, recordandole las ordenanzas del
Cuerpo.
-Suena con insistencia la candi-
datura del senior Pedro G. AmadOr,
actual Juez de Paz de Camuy, para el
cargo de Juez Municipal de Arecibo.
Esta election simpatiza muy mucho en-
estos sitios, donde conocemos las APP
titudes que alderman al senior Am ador
verfamos con gusto que sc conir-
mara.
En- dias pasados tuvimos Ell gus
to de saludar en- este pueblo nues-
tro compa1ero senior Labrador, quien
Oimos decir al senior Labrador que
estaba muy satisfecho de este pueblo,
donde tuvo todo genero de atencio-
nes por parte de nuestros amigos.
-STiene ell conductor de correos
derecho disparar su arma defensiva
en- case de ataque sobre indefensos
animales en- la via p1blica? 6No pue-
de evitar este la Junta Protectora de
Animales? En- el dia de aver fu6 de-
nunciado Ell conductor II. B. Hodges
por el guardia Quijano por disparar
en- medic de la poblacion nos salts
face J a actitud de la policfa, pues evil
ia de este modo fatales consecuencias.
Sc encuentra en- este pueblo Ell
xCirco acr6bata puertorriqueho>, ha-
biendo dado va tres funciones en- las
cuales ha tenido numeroso p1blico que
iba yer los trabajos de esos lucha-
dores por la vida. Tuvimos OCCASION
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20

un hondo suspiro, y en- seguida
af1sdi6: Squieres que vsyamos &
dar un psseo por ell bosque2
En- verdad NADIA podfa ser
para mi mas agradable que an
dar a su lado. cogido de su ma
no Y charlando sobre las mil nj
nerfas que eran de mi gusto
De pronto alcsnce & YER q IN Ca
bsl!ero alto y de srrogante pre-
sencis. que So dirigfa hscia no
sotros. L gcondesa Sc puso en-
cendida como Ia grams, Y 70,
sin saber por que me sent1 in
quieto vscilsnte.
Gabriel, me dijo: yves &
ese cabs llero que viene hscis
acs2 Es Lord Minto, mi esposo !:
ven conmigo y hablale.
FL color de sus mejillas Sc
hsbfa desvanecido cuando lie
gamos junto nj conde. E te me
miro coDecuriosidad.
-iC6mo es este, Lols? dijo
tomandome de l. mano: has
encontrado & este hom brecito en-
ell bosquef
No, respondio: tno te
acuardas del nino de Juans Mi
ller,
7 su voz vscilaba entire to-
DOS diferentes. LueQo le cont6
todo 10 que 20 lie hsbia dichc
sobre los pajsros.
La condesa dijo que teufs
curiosidad de yer mis- versos )
entonces ell conde me invite i
que fuera al castillo, en- ell curse
de Ia semans y llevara 10 que
tenfs escrito.
Tres dfas despues fni & CO
responder & Ia benevola invita-
ci6n que sc me habfa hecho
Aun me parece que me veo co
mo era entonces: IN muehacht
tlmido, de ocho AMOS de edad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20

en- tono festive; porque podrfa
gustArte tanto como 70.
ESQ nunca podrfa suce-
der. TIE estoy muy sgradeci-
da: Juana Miller es nuestra
mas leal servidora, y al prote-
gerls me complaces. iQue con-
tenta va & ponerse! Manana
mismo ire & decirls 10 que pien-
sas hacer por ell chico.
Me allegro querida mia.
de que estes satisfecha de mi.
Solo aspire en- Ia vida 4 haeerte
feliz v si mi bonds d para con
ese nino te grad', siemp1e me
mostrare cArlioso con el.
Ell interes de In condesa
por mi era msnifiesto 6 mis-
ojos; pero IN secreto instinto
me decfa que aquel favor del
cielo no Gaia sobre mi por ell
simple hecho de ser hijo de una
criadA fiel sino por alguna otra
rsz6n mas poderosa, que DO al
canz ,basa compreDder.
Ell conde me h4bl6 con su-
ma bondad y me dijo que apli-
cara mucho en- mis- lecciones,
para poder mandarme nj colegio
nj cabo de IN af1o.
No b. gas mas versos, GA
briel, sgreg6: ahora cons agrate
& la prosa. Z lueeo, hxblando
con Ia condesa, observe:
x Por que lie pondrfan
SGabrielo FL nombre es boni-
to, pero ap enas Sc conoce en- In
glaterrs.
Una sombra de inquietud
pas6 por ell rostro de In conde-
81, pero desapareci6 al punto.
~Creo que ell nombre lie
sienta biep, respondio.
En- verdad, diio ell conde
en- vcz biia, mirandome con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20

de admirarlos y reconociendo Ell m6ri-
to de sus trabajos, aseguramos que
han dejado satisfecho al p6blico que
siempre le aplaudfa.
-Ha causado regocijo en- nuestros
ell exito de las asam-
Sc espera con ansia la llegada
por estos lares de los ilustres paladi-
mes de nuestro partido, senores Zeno
Gambia, del Vale y Matienzo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
P R { { | D S"'"
de los artlcuIos mas impoTtantes
que Sc detaI|an en- aImacenes

ARROz.-Japon Ia 1926; Idem
l'za, de s24 a 3; americana corriente de
8 24 &~2&; valenciano S4t.
Jamonas de 5 III II
Quesos amecs. & S13 Patagr4s Is
Tocino, q S15.
Jab6n de 1870 4 s Rocamora; anne
ricano Il.
Pasta a 4.
Manteca de segdn clase.
Harina de S54 6.
Habichuelas blancas de S3} & 4;
americanas de 5 81 q 5.
Coloradas del pals de 81 4 81.
Americanas largas S..
Mantequilla de 123 q Is
Garbanzos de 8 II a9
Bacalao q S6&.
Cebollas-a S2&.
Tasajo S63
Papas de S23 q SO
Arenques 6.
Chocolate 2Mulita1 no 1 4 S13; no
2 a 81. Descuento 25 pIOO.
Idem &Palma1 &Mallorquinao no
2, q SIS; no 3, q $50. Descuento, 15 pOI0
Pine americana de 5 35 q 40.
Id ingl6s de 80 81.
Tablas p. p. 81.
Id id preparadas & 40.
Pine hemlock S %.
Tabla desdoblada 42.
Cuartonerfa fina 81.
Id gruesa [convencional1
Zinc ingl6s S q.q.
Cumbreras ), }, go ctvs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
VGntas en- ell mueIe

E. Wolff q Freria Alonso Y G. 5
tersOnes pescada.
Latimer Y Fernandez q Freria
Alfonso CO 20 medios bar-iles maca-
relas, F. Font y Hne. barriles
manZanas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
MATRIMON|O

Esta noche a las diez Sc uniran en-
ell indisoluble lazo del matrimonio ca
t6lico, los distinguidos amigos don
Enrique Cerecedo, y la senorita Maria
Teresa Sanjurjo. La boda Sc verif-
cara en- la iglesia de San Francisco.
Muchas familias amigas de los mo-
vios han sido invitados para este acto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20
AYISO Al PI BLICO

En- fla antigua y acreditada
sastreria de r. Monies ac&base de
instalar una sucursal de la muy
reputadafabrica de sombrerOs xLa
Bella BOrinquena. dc SucesOres de
de Juan Cabrer S. en- G. de Ponce
En- dicho establecimisnto ha
lara el publico, contiDuamente,
variadOsurtidO de SOMBREROS de
todas classes; para caballeros, para
ninOs, senOritas y ninas
De pajilla, de imitsci6n jipija
pa y fieltrO, de pelo y lana.
Sc hace q Ia orden cualauier
sombrerO; para precios Y demas in
formes, dirijirse FORTALEZA 28
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-20

Canales >, ;, 70 =,
Tornillos con tuercas arande-
las q s Is "a.
Tornillos con rosca de MADEIRA
s14q.q.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-03
AN ANTl.LovINo EpIcr.

Portland Is surely becoming a NOR.
al town. The whole force OF police
Snen, constables and sherlffs have
waged vigorous war on gambling
ani other forms OF vice, but the lat
est strike at the wrongdoers touches
an entirely different line.
Chief Of Police Hunt has issueds an
edict that In the future all spoon
ing," ie, loving. laly-gagglng and
such must stop In the public parks
of that goodygoody city, An offend
@rs viii be promptly arrested and
Sined for lnfraotIons OF this rule
Pity the poor loye-slck swain these
bright, warm summer evenings. When
thoughts soft and low must be ex
pressed, and show us tae man of
woman who at some time has not har
bored such musings, what suffering
aud pain viii follow this prohibition.
No green swarth nor shady nook
~hereln 10 repose, not spot within
the whole city OF Portland where Gu
pid can secrete himself suca Wis
ion.
The chief must be very rare man
20 discourage such outbreak OF afie,
Rion. The world is cold and distant
~nough a. the best and little lov
ing, even onoe In while brighteus
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-03
Pale.

Nrs Quinn and two daughters
Mrs F. Willins and Delbert boSeS
started Tuesday for Newport Tor sew
eral weeks stay.
Mrs l. L. HiIleary and Mrs. Mat'le
Morris vino have spent about nVe
weeks at Newport, will return IN
few days.
Turner has new harness snop'
Chester Smith, Gland Cranuall'
George Moores Harry and George
Lindsey have gone to Eastern ore
gon to nelp harvest.
The noise of the hay bailer ana
tbreshing machine is again heard and
we are made to realize that summer
will soon be over.
Mr. Rotan, the dairyman, recently
had the misfortune to lose hnger
being injured while handling his STOCK
DR.. Ransom and family are enjoy
ing their annual outing in the noun
tains. The doctor always enjoys a
good hunt.
Mrs. A. Barney and children moved
to Portland Friday.
Rev. R. Ennis and family visited in
Marion a few days, en- route to jack
sonville, their new home. Their son
Robert departed for Portland, Monday
evening.
Grandma Horne went to Roseburg
Saturday to spend few weeks with
her son.
Rev. Crandall went to Buena Vista
Saturday to take charge of the quar-
terly meeting held there.
Green Cornelius and family moved
into the Presbyterian parsonage.
L. Cavanaugh is building a. new hop
house.
The friends of John Mckinney are
glad to see him home again and to
know that he feels so well after the
shock occasioned by the removal of
one eye at one of the Portland hospi'
tails. He spent about two weeks in
Portland at the home of his sister,
Mrs Adams.
The Grange will furnish ice cream
for its members at the regular August
meeting-second Saturday.
Quarterly meeting of the Methodist
church will be held August 10 and IA.
The last time Presiding Elder Ford
will hold such a meeting here, as he
will be removed to another district
Those who can should hear him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-03
HERE AND THERE

The game of cat is better friend
of the glass eye manufacturer than
fake doctor is to an undertaken.
The United States government is
now engaged in Matching bugs in the
agricultural department. The bugs Will
be sent to California to exterminate a
pest which has been destroying thou.
sands of fruit trees every year.
In scores of instances the Bible is
the only literature of a language. Often
language is first reduced to literary
form in order to produce a Bible Often
also, the Bible actually creates a
language, in the proper sense Of that
term.
In one school in Paris of 265 pupils
examined there were found SO nail
biters, or one in FIVE. In a secondary
school for girls, of 207 pupils 81 bit
their nails. About twenty-five per
cent. of children of both sexes prob
ably have the habit.
DR.. Allen Macfadyen, director of the
Jenner institute in London, has OBJ
tanned an anti-typhoid serum by ex'
pressing the juice from typhoid bacilli
first rendering them brittle by freez.
ing them with liquid air.
Careful tests at Cornell university
demonstrated that a one-horse power
engine working continuously for one
hour could produce only enough liquid
air, when converted into power to run
a one-horse power engine one minute,
A peculiar glass disease" has brok.
en- out among the windows of York
Cathedral Some of the thirteenth and
fourteenth century glass is the edifce
mas been removed in order to arrest
the disease" The outbreak is as
cribed to a fungus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-03

up the spirits and sheds its ray oil
light. Young and old will love and
there is no way to stop It. It Is the
Indicator Of happiness and content.
ment
Perhaps the grizzled chief is ieal'
Gus. Perhaps the green-eyed monster
has siezed his conscience and he Is
loath to be silent onlooker Per
haps he is just mad because he Is
not in the party. AT any rate all
park spooning is TO be cut out and
the poor "little girls and boys" will
be compelled to HE themselves to
places other than those owned BY the
over which Chief Hunt
has supervision It is a sad thing to
contemplate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-03
MAGNETIC Iron Ore,

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. ga dis
covery of large deposit of gray or
magnetic ore near Sycamore. Ala,
has caused considerable interest in
industrial circles mere, inasmuch as
It develops the fact that there is ore
in abundance in other places besides
on the mountains in the immediate
Birmingham district or on Lookout
mountain. The ore runs 46 to AZ per
cent metallic iron, with other ele-
ments among the same as the red ore
in the Birmingham district, except
that the ore has fiuxing element equiv.
alent to 6 per cent. of carbonate lime
There are probably 1O,OOO,OOO tons, if
not more, in six-foot seam which
has been tapped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-03
rAe eLAosroNE cAEwlNo oLun.

Fired with a zeal for achieving
sound health, certain ladies' have
started club called the Organized
Ruminators" or Bovine club" VIII.
liam Il, Gladstone Is naturally their
parton saint, for did he not chew
every mouthml thirty.two times.
and retain his faculties In fun vigor
until he was more than eighty years
of agee
We resolved TO do likewise. and In
the enthusiasm OF the hour Il seemer
as II We were attempting an easy
task, &C.,
Alas We were reckoning without
our host, or rather without our hosts
butler a much more important per.
son II may seem a simple thing TO
those wao have not tried. to para.
phrase Mark Twain aud to
Chew my sisters, chew with care
Chew In the presence of the black
hutlere
Rut Il Is not.
pithcult as the members OF the new
society and it TO face the frozen butler
ami his ilk they nnd Il even harder
to pursoe correct principals OF mastl.
cation, and at the same time maintain
conversation as a ane art. How and
Whep did Mr Gladstone deliver him.
self OF his thoughts during the pro
gress oi a meals How dld he answer
questions, or did he maintain silence
as OF pastoral slades. broken only bS
faint bovine echoesg Doubtless In the
bosom Of his own family the great
man would have replied 70 a question
asked by his better half, "aiy dear