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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04
PEOPLES TROUBLES.
Answers Filed in 1--WE District Court
Suits.

The defendant, Albert HI. Jordan, has
put in an answer TO the divorce suit
commenced against him by his wife, Mrs.
Bertha C. Jordan of Amboy. The wife
alleged cruel and inhuman treatment,
and the husband admits some of the
acts alleged in the complaint, modifies
others, and says that his wife was as
much to blame as he was, and made
things lively as well as he did. He says
that she is not proper person to have
the care and custody of the children,
and that he does not own as much prop
erty as she alleges that he does. He
asks that the court refuse to grant the
divorce which his wife seeks.
Ed. bartholomew recently started a
suit against Robert Burgess, Lukyn &
Gardner to recover 500 commission
which he alleged was due him for assist
inc in the sale of horse. The defend
ants have filed an answer in which they
admit that they agreed to pay Bartholo-
new 500 commission, but they claim
that he was to take two shares of stock
in the horse company that bought the
horse, these having remained unsold
when the horse was delivered. These
two shares are worth 5000, and the de-
PENDANTS stand ready to pay the commits
sion whenever Bartholomew takes the
two shares. The latter denies that he
was to take the shares, but says that the
firm voluntarily turned the horse over
to the company before the last two
shares had been sold.
The appeal of A. r. Musser from the
assessment on her Cherry street proper
ty for grading of the street up the hill
will be heard before Judge Cray at the
special term of court March 7th.
The city has until March TIN to file
its answer in the suit started against it
by the Barber Asphalt company, and will
probably not file an answer until that
day.
w. W. Smith and Harry Paddock have
commenced an action against E. l. P
Staede in the district court to collect
commission of $l33 for negotiating
the sale of the former Hugh Spencer
property at the corner of Broad and
Cherry streets to John R. Thomas, and
which they say is lawfully due them
and Mr.. Staede refuses to pay it. They
say that he refused to sell after they had
found a purchaser. W. E. Young is the
attorney for the plaintiffs. Mr.. Staede
nakesva general denied of the facts al
legged in The complaint.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

Martin Gorgen, New Richland mer-
chant, has filed a petition an bankruptcy.
His liabilities are placediat $S,073.0l and
his stock is valued at about S4,700. He
has real estate to the value of $3,400.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04

A party of farmers purchased fine
Shire horse Halfaton Copqueror. 1t viii
be shipped to Dclavan.9 This is one of the
finest horses in the bunch.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04
DEATH ROLL GAEL.
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. Eliza Reynolds died Sunday last
at I ewisville, MIMI, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Lewis, of cancer. She
was about seventy-three years old and
had lived in Minnesota since about 1855,
when with her first husband, Noble G.
Root, she lived on a claim where the
present village of Good Thunder is stu
ased. On account of the location of the
Wnnebago Indian reservation covering
this land. Mrs. Root in the spring OF
1856 moved to the Blue Earth, making
her home on section 4, Shelby township,
when the greater part of Mrs. Reynolds
life was spent and where Mr.. Root was
shot by the Ixdians and a son wounded.
They raised large family, several of
whom still live in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Reynolds was buried today at Yer
non Center, after funeral services at the
old homestead Ske was of a kindly,
benevolent disposition and will be miss
ed by her many frieRds.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04
ONIONS WANTED.

Farmers, bring in your onions to the
Mankato Fruit Commission company,
corner of Second and Hickory streets.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04

/, A marriage license was granted To-
day to Paul speck ana Margaret feai''
both of this county
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04
Joke Perpetrated Upon Governor
Capitol Commission.
Suggested That Old Building Be 0e'
tanned for Officials.
Also That "0ld Glory" Be Set Forth
in CoIored Lights.
Archbishop Ireland Has Idea Regard
ing Historic Paintings.

claimed Gov. Van SAINT, scanning the
estimates of the state capitol commits.
sion yesterday.
'Booze tablets?" calculated Vice
President Claiming Seabury, snatch ing
the sheet from the governors hand.
"Oh," he added, evidently much re-
lieved, chose are not booze tabl cts
Bronze tablets"
Then they all smoked.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04

James Fl. York, aged twenty years,
son of James n. York, died at the
family home at Bradley's crossing of
pneumonia last evening. The funeral
will take place at two o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the house. The interment
will be in the German Lutheran ceme-
terry.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04

An infant son of Herman Kranke died
this afternoon. Mr.. Kranke is an en-
ploye of The Free Press.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04

The city has until March TIN to file
its answer in the suit started against it
by the Barber Asphalt company, and will
probably not file an answer until that
day.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-03-04

The appeal of A. R. Musser from the
assessment on her Cherry street proper
ty for grading of the street up the hill
will be heard before Judge Cray at the
special term of court March 7th.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
IlIIl y1ITll / u III aJI sINlTJllI .7'IIlIl
Partido Denr6crata ~ I9yi
sa 1as1sq en- Puerto Rico

Un diario de Ia nanana afrma que
Mr.. p, M. Field yecino de Gtayama y
presidente IComite dem6crata cons
tituido en- Puerto citara en- breve para
una Asamblea, con el fin de que Sc eli
ia una comisi6n de 8 delegados que Sc
trasladen 4 los Estados Unidos para
asistir a la Convention dem6crata que
ha de celebrarse en- San Louis Miss
ouri. y elejir los candidates que han de
proponefse en- las Eelecciones de No
viembre del presente afio para Presi-
dente y vice Presidente de los Estados
Unidos de America. iss q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
/ BJfSUTT nUruf0S
NueStGa .Canpalla economical
FEL1CITAcIoNEs AL BOZ EET1N
.eNID aO[IEN 9JHl

Correspondence spor~smedie- de estas
lfneas a Jas distinguidas numerosas
ipersodalidsdescaG aG9 nos han tfefeifadb
por la campafia economical que vepi-
mos Hbfando,I mas acentnna aSdln6a dalmn6eantaes, tee en-
estos tltifnoS dfas. ,An9plo9 iH'llhp
No iaspirabamos a'ttaan2ttos ttaan2ttos, poraqluies2 2es .es
para nosotros uh deber inpprreessc1r.iptIible pprre sc1.i
el defender, como IL venimoSs & hacienda, hacienda.
todo aqnelloa que spueda seerr0' Ser VVesntaioosso5 ios5
al pals, osds intereses, en- pen cualquiiefa
de los 6rdenes conocidos, y = Sd 81 'la pres
tigio buen nombref en- el exterior.
-Nosesperabamos eliaPlausoique es-
timpla y alienta; apero1ya que viene en-
OCCASION tan opqrtuna que nosoconhfmai
en- la bereeneia que Dinforr1a nuestra
campafia; va que surge espontaneo y
franco para demostrarnos que no Sc
pierde inltilmente nuestrao labor, que-.
remos lrecogerlo, no para regocijo de
la .yanidad satisfecha, sino para sumarA
10 a los argumentos de va1er que heg
mos expuestol en- abono, de nuestro te-
ma principal: la defensa y estudio de
las cuestiones economicas. odiosgh Is
Era ciertamente confortador y
agradable el propio convencimiento
que tenfanos de la oportunidad de
nuestra campafa; pero el premio es. pa :
ra nosotros inapfeciable, cuando consis-s
te en- el aplauso unanime de la opinion,
manifestado de modo bien grafico por
la predilecci6n demostrada bacia nies-
tro diario, cuyas ediciones, mas hume
rosas ahora, han sido completamente
agotadas, pesar de que el aumento
extraordinario de nuestros gastos nos
obligara 4 subir el precio del BoLETrN
MERcANriE. 0sfi sAs2 is6
La gran fuerza del peri6dismo es-
triba, precisamente, en- IA communion
cbn el pliblico, en Ia compenetraci6n &
igualdad de criterios entire sl peri6dico
y sus 1ectores! 79191 81 qeFyes le's'
Esto nos indemniza de 10 fuda Due
eb nuestra labor. Estamos satisfe-
chos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
Instruction ST pdblica

Sc han recibido buenas impresiones
-ge efes cansPectores yOnasstr9s1 1de la
1sia que sc diSponen a asistir q las
conferenc1aS que han de efectuarse en-
las Lpr6&imas semanaS, en- todos los
D1str1tos eScolares
va han conteStado unoS zoo macs
ltros la circular que .el rDepatamenfC
Idirigi6 referehts S1 ~ia5e Sde eTsrano Z
|los Estados Unidos.
aSesespera que 4varios maestros mas
Iaceptaran las pfeposiciones de des-
|cuehtode ,tinnsueldot duraHten euAtro
meses auerfaltan de1seiAfso! alraz6naae
rs POI 100 BJaenspals g qanelJ fin deoayus4
dar los gastoss de- comida. !. trasgorte
en- los trenes y carros e1ectricos., ma
Itricuias en- los colegfoSS,,i etc. e. d '"i '''04
Tambien Sc opinab 5aae, mo- Sc logre
la aceptaci6n elosr 500 500 que ss s Sc : desea
ivayan, pdes muchos no podran ayudar
a coStearse los gaStos. ,
Entire algtnaSS fteas1ptuaestaas; L dadas al
Departamento sobre el, particularan-
terror, sobFesa1e Ia 1e dn maestro s que
dice tiene f9 hijos yausl ppr % 10 Ia t;anto to
10 PDsdg isS iasfSsP5aaFP P5aP z sbf bffegcaG1fo qsss
tie1g Bastahfe 2cat6g9a al e ia daesgra s2rsai
ciado MAESTRO, paditg d de l9 ln1 mln11cbaShhoossi sho s
RsFs e. ggS R5s11iS'Sfs 1i'fs$ Fl scr sasfaS
ye3fipsygL "gaeoir9mk eT9brBd'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
Ii cole HlIOS Ey|0dOS UddOS


3 sEl cafe del Brazil durante el mes
de Febrerouha tenido un alza de / 4
y medic cts por libra debido 4 que
las exportaciones efectuadas desde Rio
" Santos no alcanzaban a cubrir las
demandas que Sc hacfan en- las merca-
dos de Europa y America
Z El consume de cafe durante 4 r1ieses
assemble a. cerca de cinco millones de
sacos, y las entradas de cafe en- Ell me
diodfa de Europa y los Estados Uni
dos durante los liltimos seis meses all
chnz6 tres rnillones y medic de
s&cos. 3
Las impcrtaciones en- los Estadps
unidos bajaroh en- 100000 sacos. debir
do a que IA cosecha del Brazil no ha
sido tan alta como Ia anterior
Sc espera Por 10 tanto una alza
notable en'el mefcado del cafe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
.JuegSot,' gSot,'''d de pc p,',esloadt;a;s lI,ad (; s

0 oiEnldaltardebde mafaha ysho9ra tdEss9 tdEss9
las tres Fsesu uerifeafa un sdesaffo Dor 81
c&ubT3R S?il fioo no13t > &i5IqGlGj
sIomarana apafte diez3 y9ocho 9n77iieerff,I 9n177ie h i 5
bros del club ofefefido e que Sc. tlarl l3iiI'
oTganizadoeip dos tandasa, iofi9S I,7
ofsaprimera tanda eonnpifesta de sioss ioss
se1iores'Smith; IN ichols,, fIo1mes,f itro trro24l p
sas, dglesias. 9LyousJ Hansard, Wills2dll
pearLyf Latimer; gan6 en'el i1uego del
sabado'Pasade . (97 de : bFebrerol Dor r q q
ceTrldas contra SloBtenidas por ii aEiSs2s So
gu1ida tanda, conpuesta. de los seffifoofrsgsSS2
Penn1manp NJ p Nichols, Burnett
Hatehg Jones' Dix, Joe Spears, Lati11 Att [
mer ylMcfD fDonald. .95na49 5tH395I77T 81
/ Uni - ex19u 81 Ioq ai9i,95eias1 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11

M M
10 combatiera quisn u atreRie.
se a discutirlos d sechanholo p6r
|deficientel
= No hubo qhien 10 conbatiera,
pero no falto quiep. 10 desechaz
ra. .ElAEesorSfol de CPueft6Rf
-ee present6 un bill sustituto: TN
proyecto de ley que hemoS SaRAs
Iizado aver rsrapidamenteaszz.
va esta juzgado. Ell Sr. Guz-
man9aBenftez (dohpt jose ohabI6
en- nombre del pals en- eI E6nsgan
is jectftfvo?, paEaa. lS 4 t1i disc Itirs .el
proyecto, de bill hstitnto.o soi f.
No habia mas Yozo puertorri,s
quefla que la del sefior Gu0naAn
Benitez;I eraifeste. ell 1nico que
|hizo al bilF suStftuto cuanta opo-
sicion pudo. FL 1nicorvque Sc
|expfes6 c9n energia, consented
|reza.Je eoI.rl siors1fI
J, Ell ,senor Ghzman BendtezrdeA
fendio al Ejecutivo, sobreeile1l
lcual han de caer ahora las CEN s
stiras y las, inculpacionesa del
pals en- los tonos mas en@rgicos,J
La Carnara baja ha sido mas
,habil. Tambien es verdad que
los delegados dependen difeetaA
mente del sufragio popular, u
los Consejefos, por ese 1ado, go77
zan de impunidad abso1ptag.;fI;
lEl bill st1stituto ira a la Ca
mara7 Isl va, 10 aprobaran los
de1egadossos Gidmoic]
I iQuien sabe! No Sc puede
poner la mano en- Ell fuego s..po3T
NADIA nj pot 1ladie. - pai7@r-e 1@lr.a
/ Esperennos las breves horas
que faltan para hacerIaelfes1-
men de la labor parlamentaria
de este aflo. y entonces podre-
mos yer, como lapi1ntabaihos en-
otro artfct1lo, Nde que Sparte estaI
la responsabi1idad de 10 ocu-
rr1dO.
] Con 81 bill sdstitdto tendran
trabajos Ell los camfnos las le-
giones de hombres que hoy no
encuentran1 que haeef, Sc nos
ha dicho va por afguien. Bue-
no; pero mejor serfa que esos
hombres trabajasenarlap TERRA,
susotierras, las qued hantenido
que Eenders si9hubep quien com
prara a cualqiier precio, santes
de permitir Due 1legafa Ell re-,
mate inevitable; o,sib @san s,ll, linen 'i-.
Encontraran ira bajo en- 5 las
carreteras, y en- las casas-escue4,
las, . los 5hombres que ahera no
tienen. oe FaiiSs91 ,odI n9 soySJn9 u.
Mas preferible' faera ode cada
cual volviese q, 10 s4yo, que Sc
efectuasen las noVedades1 y, los
remiendos con arreglooalun plan
bien meditado y SECURE. .omn&noo
tiAhi Cuando Sc 9tfabaia con
honradez y 2 constancia siempre
hay gente buena que il! japlaudes
Ese es el primer frpto; elaplaus
SO, la probacions quetes una for
ma de identifcarse, de- irse Esu9
muchas voluntadeso W
enetg gfas, para Ia fconse-
cicion delun alto proposito,,o Sa a''
s l4a9ua b s0i1erCi.nBi s0i ar
Z, o,iTT T7---.-i - TT-7f7T .sigIif
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
grito n1isterioso

AaIas atlas ,horaS de1a 3noche Sc. S; de- d :
'i6 DIR ciarO y distintamente,ss en- gtpdos
los alrededores de la. llamada plazuela
de las Monjas, un grito penetrante, y
angustioso,5 que '(p (pus6 Ell 3mov9imniento iIni mt
agunas personals, 6acia 81 ssitiot sit a de d don n
de 1parecf6 partif ei chii1ido5.. on 0Ho
Az lfegar 4 las inmediacc iaccion1ees & 1eD de- Ia Ia
ptazoleta DEF convento 9 pudieron dir5 Pap apre e0
2eiar los qae habfan sidoo 9atrafdsoas2 afdsa2r Dor el
angustioso Glamor, due 13snab 1r3esia ba al Ia mas
eopleta cama 7e ssiher ssihgnrc@fo 4 p1n mas s31aa59 pro-
,fundo en.todos aqueii0O5sj jaihr@edesdoares ih@disd Sc
Pens6 en- ID posibiiidad de que i a1guiieen gaien
'se estuviese-ahegaade~eH-e4-eanal. Pc
70 fue biep lRroptq desec1adaFsta sos
.pecha por lAidistancia 4fd1e debi6 es-
eucbarse entonees "a Yozo que no, ,esa
,tamp6co de auixRidiiRo, iRdiRishp sirlo manera o. de
I4n fuerte y desgarrador alarido.. n1t;1S
Ndestros fnformantfess ST nos dS dicenaque no
gdief6n las fHR finHRvestigaeio s. s en- vista a
de que no Sc volvio 4 interrumpir Ell
Isilencio y-la tranquilidad reinantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11

E177erffA~~ tEttRStktC A1s9t1A ~ SAAAJ~~S
de telegrafos sefior Nc. Guigan, des-
pHes AeHc4erv en- ctarUI 10 ocqrtifol en-
Ia administration teiegrafca- de aquel
pueblo. - go
oD@o as s9esafj% 9sesssafOneS o3iGiaas 3reaii2adas Sc
han logrado recuperaf los fondos que
tueron sustrsfdos en- la ofcina mencio-
NADIA, ,MGsddS Gaee ykS disaos Seuenta
Ioportunamente los -lectores del aBo-
Iletin'sz EFsii& EE SSsGz0a SEkaS
Ha sido declarado-cesante ell tele-
Igrafstas don rAdoM6 wfffarn Jfinehez,
p6f nggfgente ereh reh gfid9Se1pSsFno5i SFn5iSdit de- saI 81
ISSILS ~ Qf579Hp oooqnGt SCtoeCH ,3'l4Sn
MI E4Soi Eti4fSoi n0isyosib snu gT0fG 1eii3
fSer uhaI al nfpJnhrad4 if bI para La sreferida
lestaci6n de sEejabd6 9al sefidrsP Pedro
IGuzmAn neupargado cdegla. de Nagdabo,
y para sustitdii9 Este sesdesigfia ia
sen6fita9 fBefaVaf!e eniisiD offoo Z ''.sii7i 7
asT,tTdo ;.;ffg ffgf5s2ils,aLs IS sef5s2na a2g
De ati1 "a H11slESa y . as 1niSpecciogn ~ glHada a
les Puesbloys aesde fha San JAaniai Fajardo,
| IFlptnateao ll1 h nllaete lvfa gagHabPly Oagnas,ret
sultahque la, ilnea vi estaofones 6 SCI en-.
cuentran enpbdeh lestadojy qpe e1 perl pc g ]
sonaI 4Eeha BaSSus obiigaeioneS plennaa-
Faff$f facei611 d|z dsP ] 4 del
de sFajardo, que fue destituido. .ssytl
En- Gura boz tYisit6 Mr. Nc Guigan
la cas¶la nneva, estacioa que ha
de4establecerse pront0endicho paebfo9
yes peslble que sea hnoh1brtada tgieggftaR-l gt
fsta una de- las ait1inllnas de IA Eseuleellaa.,
dslSaaynS TnS,Llnp "a 69iuihi''eH- ~ ~ oi5t' y
= = 2n ~ :. 7a!nta Sn.A ;aiaoiAIsdiid 81 "
1 Sc strabaja, actiYamente, ensel tendi1
Do de Ia Inca entrej jHumaca0yI Nabuls
ceas esperandosei que Ell Ia pt6&itiia 'se-a
mana Sc terminaran dichas obfas, y po- !
dFa eytab1eGefse Ia ialhfubeeIv hfubeeIval eestaacci6n pro-
US. 2GfridIT92a 9{Jp OF JD nUl9IliE795
yeestagqqfa para Yia1PnIcroa a.1oi1oinG oriasDl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11

Anoche rRgEes9Ede Eajardo elAJefe
de telegrafos sefior Nc. Guigan, des-
pTes AegHc4erl en- ct4rCl 10 ocqftidol en-
Ia administration telegrafca de aquel
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AGERGAalDEI 'ATAQUEpo Al.
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F4
Bastante econtradictorias son las no.
't1e1asI EI dfaldas sobre Ell ataque, realizadoi
,P0F Ia i eScu1adra 1 japonesa que comandao
,el 4 jaaln1lrarte aIIF Togo, contra los fuertes1
de Port Arthur. f9.e.,.i.I h, gTT9l,1
Las mas ,salientes que inserta 1a1
lPrelnSSya Pl1Sya americana, r refieren hechoS di=st
'l,yerSos, y es !dSehldo a Ia procedencia der
'loS d utealefgFfaalmas, que, segdn desde e1
Pnnto que Sc dirigen asf traen noticiasa
tfaEyYIQffrablesi 3 ,desfayorables para. unaot
cualquiera de los beligerantes. tlvg-t
ySase A, continuation los distintosb
desPach9s telegrafcos que insertan loss9
peTi0dlcos de los 3Estados. Unides:uai ~
y Ifb"un su]1nl,Sd SdespaGho de Puerto ArturorS,o
"a Agenela en- "a HaYasp DICE que en- uil atas7o
que q Puerto Arturo cuatro cruceros yo
dos trans sportes ''japoreses fueron deslfr
tr9idos y qp9 ;el s..Revitzan'S, sapoyado Z
Por !as bafterias ess de terra, Sc cubri6 deot
SAOA Id. eEFef;t a.,;t ctrfsl., afn1yIf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11
cONSEJ0l EjEGUTN0
SssiaM3 de soiaa n,ahana

Los sefores del Ejecptivo tenfan
iobseryaciones de nuestro representanazs
te especial, los sefiores Conseieros Sc
halhaban en- la inefa bic posture due
originala Ico1ocaci6n de los pies sobre.
las rf1esas puPitreS. Esperaban en-
tai glisa las enmiendas anunciadas
por aiGa1xara baja en- el pfesupuesto
dc tsgT glTngresos 8 cpntribuciones. que; Cha.
pefTPetf1addo( 914d o(Ml4rr Nj. Wlilloughbyav abir1:r9o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-11

- slti q IL ulLlIla aCC1On, de
Puerto Arturo fueron de incredible
1consternaci6n en- Londres. La prime
Ira hoticiaeTa que los. japoneses ha+-,,l
b1an Perdldo cuatro acorazados. Lue-----'
go, POGO POGO, enpezo q recapacitari /.
el pdblico.D En- los despachos habfa..5
contradiction. Unos hablaban de aco,. +
razados hundidos, otros. de crucerosS n :
otros de torpederos y los demas. de-.
-transportes. = a opinion general eS
que les japoneses intentaron repetir
en- Puerto Arturo Ell hecho del. stMerri-...g'
mae hundfdo por los americanos < Ia
entrada de Santiago de Cuba para ce- +
rrar la'salida a Ia escuadra de Cervefa.
y hay quienes con6an en- que ell Iefe,,,
japones, vice alnirante Togo, haya
logrado Su' objeto, puesto que. seglir1;
despachos de origen ruSo, retird sE;
-escuadra de las inmediaciones de
aquella plaza. a las seis cinco de
esta tarde llego i'm despacho Official al
gobierno ingles negando que los tor Cr.7. !
Pederos jaPoneseS hayan recibido ave-.
riaS de ning11na clase. '''''.7 q.
+ Ell parte Official de iAlexieff, dice asf-r
"San Petersburgo, 2s de Febreroot q
FL Car ha recibido I'm parte Official der
v1rrey Alexieff. andnciandole una VIC
torla contra los Japonesess en- I'm ata-
que emPrendido, por ellos a. Puerto
Arturo el as Los japoneses enviaron
setatro vapores viejoS escoltados nor
cuatro torpederos, Siendo SUI if1tenc16f1
hundir lr losr vapores a la entrada Deb q
puerto, que a trechos apenas tiene Glen
varas de ancho, y de ese modo obs
truirla e inmovilizar la escuadra rusa.
11lacorazado ruso "Revitzar', uno de (
los dafiados en- los co1nbates del 9, flt6
el prlmero en-, avistar al enemigo, "
rompl0 fuego, destruyendo dos torpel@b
deros, Los cuatro vapores fueron +
hundidos por Ia artillerfa Tusa anteS
de llegar al lugar que los japoneSeS
intentaban Otros torpederos Japones
ses fueron destrpfdos por las baterfaS
de Puerto Arturo, y muchos de stis
tripulantes Sc ahogaron. FL reSto de
Ia esc1adra jaPonesa Sc retro deian--
do la entrada SIN obStrnir y Ia superb
Gle del aqua poblada de torpedos suel-.
itos. fpuchos de los cuales faeron reco
gidos por los Tusos.r E9toS, no experf-D
nlentaron bajaS
L0ndfes, 35sde Febfero Dice TN,
despaehok dc San Petsrsbufgo a Ia
Aeeneia Reuter- que en- Ia noche del
43 a "a los Japoneses intentaron iIl-s
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-15
What They Got.

The Idaho delegation to the St.
Louis convention held places on the
committees as follows: Credentials.
f. W. Hunt; permanent organiza.
tion, w. w. Woods; rules and order
of business, J. W. Ballantine; reso-
lutions, Fred T. Dubois; to notify
president, Timothy Regain; to mott
fy vice president, Henry Heitfeld;
national committeeman, Simon P.
Donnelly. advance.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-15
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoca After Ton
Years of Suffering

cured OF Chronic Diarrhoca After Ten
Years of Suffering.
Il wish to say few words in praise
OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Darrhoea Remedy" says Mrs. Matte
Burge, OF Martinsyille, Va. II suffered
from chronic diarrhoea for ten years
and during that time tried various med
lclnes without obtaining any permanent
relief. Last summer one of nv child
rem was taken with cholera morbus
and l procured bottle of this remedy
Only two doses were required to give
her entire relief. then decided to trv
the medicine myself and did not use all
OF one bottle before was we'll and
nave never since been troubled with
that complaint, One cannot say too
much in favor of that wonderful medi-
cine. This remedy is for sale by Ritter
Bros. Drug Store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-15
Night Was Her Terror

II would cough nearly all night long,
writes Mrs. Chas Applegate. of Alex
andria, Ind. 'and could hardly get any
sleep. | had consumption SO had that
If | walked block I would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but, when
all other medicines failed, three 81. 90
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured me and I gained So
pounds" It's absolutely guaranteed to
cure Coughs, Colds. LaGripre, Bron-
chitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price SOC and $1OO. Trial
bottles free at Riter's drug store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-07-15
Brutally Tortured.

A case came to light that for persist
ent and unnerciful torture has perhaps
never been equaled. Joe Golobick, of
Colusa, Calf, writes, For Is years
endured irsufferable pain from Rheu-
matism and nothing relieved me though
| tried everything known. Icame across
Electric Bitters aud it's the greatest
medicine on earth for that trouble. A
few bottles of it completely relieved and
cured me- Just as good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and general debility,
Only SOC. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Ritter Bros. Drug Store.