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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
Big Field Meet at Fayette.

Next Friday, May 6, at Fayette,
the High Schools of Northeastern
Iowa will compete for field and track
honors. The meeting will hereafter
be known as the Northeastern Iowa
Interscholastic Field and Track
Meet. The schools represented this
year are DEBORAH, Manchester, Wau-
coma, Elkader, McGregor, Cresco,
Hawleye, Postville, West Union,
and Oelwein. From the letters that
are coming in, from the various com
mittees busily at work, from the
preparation being put upon the
field and track, and from the hustle
and din in general, one would Judge
that the High Schools were prepar-
ing for the Great Olympic games
which are to be held at St. Louis
this year.
But such is not the case. 1t is
true that the Schools are to have a
big day on May sixth. Itshows the
increased interest in that branch of
High School work which has an all
important bearing upon those other
branches which are so necessary in
actual life. and which should be en-
couraged. Besides the develop
ment, which is the ultimate aim,
comes the medals, banners, and
remnants, as an incentive to this
work, and as a constant reminder of
It's annual recurrence.
Following the meet Luther Col
lege of DEBORAH, will play a game Of
base ball with Upper Iowa Univer-
sity. 1t is needless to say that this
will be closely contested game,
we trust all fans, and all interested
in such athletics, will make it a
point to be present. The day will
close with a grand banquet in the
evening, at which time the various
prizes will be presented to winners
Let us all be there.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
Paving Notice.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the following reso.
luton Is proposed to be adopted by the city
council OF the city of Manchester, Iowa:
Be 1t resolved by the City Council of the city
OF Manchester, Iowa that 1t Is advisable and
necessary to Improve Franklin street In Man
chester. Iowa, from a point commencing $50 feet
south Of the south line of Delaware street and
extending northward to the south line OF Fay
cite street. and Main street III sad city from
the east line OF FRANKLIN street eastward to the
west line Of Madison street. by paving said
portions Of said streets above referred to with
Setrined paving BRICK or block all to be done in
Tor said work now on file in the office of the
City Clerk which plans and specifications are
made part hereof by reference thereto
That special assessment be levied against
the property AUDITING on said proposed i'm
provement to aid In the cost of the construction
thereof
You are further notified that said resolution
Will be considered for its passage and adoption
on the 9Th day of June 1904 at special meeting
of the City Council of Manchester, Iowa to be
held In the council chamber In said city COM
mencing at eight O'Clock P. NJ. at which time
and place the owners of property AUDITING on
said proposed improvement and subject to as
sessment, and any others interested, may ap-
pear and make objections to said contemplated
improvement. and to the passage of said pro-
posed resolution.
Dated at Manchester. Iowa this 18th day of
April A. d. 1901,
Attest: S.A. SrEApMAN.
II. II. ROBINSON, Mayor.
City Clerk. 17w4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
Death of a Delaware County Pioneer.

Death of Delaware County Pioneer.
In the death of Thomas Haley last
Thursday Delaware county loses a
pioneer settler and a good citizen.
Mr.. Haley was born in Thomp-
sonville, Connecticut, fifty five years
ago, and when but six years Of age
came to Delaware county, which has
ever since been his home. Some
fifteen years ago, he was united in
marriage with Miss Margaret Cush-
man and two children were born to
them, a daughter, Katie, and a son,
John, who with the wife and two
sisters, Mrs. Wilson of Chicago, and
Mrs. Hahesy Of this city are left to
mourn the loss of a much loved
friend and counsellor.
Mr.. Haley was a man who won
respect and admiration every where,
as was attestsd by the large con-
course Of friends from all parts Of
the country who met to pay last
sad tribute to him Saturday morn
ing when the funeral services were
conducted at St Mary's Catholic
church.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
Delaware County Fair Dates.

September 6-7-S-9 has been set
as the date Of our Delaware County
fair this year.
1t is proposed by President Benz.
Sheldon, Vice-president H. G. Smith.
and Secretary j. ]. Pentony to make
this years fair success, both as to
attractions and as to finances. Ample
premiums are to be offered for the
usual stock and other exhibits and
also for fat stock. Attractions are
being booked and it is estimated
that the Fair attendants in Septem-
Der will find an exhibition we'll
worth their time and money.
Don't forget the dates, September
6.7-S-9
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Board Of Supervisors.
STATE OF IOWA. lss
npr u,ABr HnrYNyrx- 90.

DELAWARE CouNTf
Bs It re, feTe I'm, that on this 5oth DAY q
County met IN adjourned session pursuant to
the ao1ournment OF April =, 1871:
freseht. InomaS LINDSAY. CHAIRMAN. ana
); hlrkwood ana W; b. Robinson, members
ana X. u. DAVIS. AUDITOR:
m isSna n vsrrant IN hridue f,ud ~ 20 unr 81
Earme1ss immher CnmnanS -. s,as NJ hs1n U
sor tvn csrs ~ 1Hmha. - ha Gsivs,o 0di. "
RYAN Iowa. for The msn NJ Dsiswsra Cnnntv
" an said cars are cherkei and nroner XII
presented to the Auditor, s's'.
sResnived that tha mdito. ho o,+hor,,,d q,
f,oW wSrr.nt IN 1ha heidGe Snnd fa .o az ~
in favor Of Mrs. Woodland on Account Of rent
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
DUNDEE.

Dundee is going to have new
wagon bridge.
Will Cole spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Lamont.
Fred Kleinsorge visited his par
ents at Strawberry Point Sunday.
G. A. Quinn has taken charge of
the depot at misplace during the
absence of our regular agent John
Basham.
DR.. Irel and wife arrived here
last week and will locate here per-
manently.
Sam Ives had a COW killed Sun
day by one Of the @. G. Western
trains.
F. Kleinsorge Of Strawberry Point
was visiting his son Fred at this
place Thursday.
Otto Fuehr is again on duty at
the hardware store after having a
seige Of the measles Otto says the
measles are>all right.
Elmer Hesner of Lamont. was
transacting business at this place
Saturday.
The quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church will be held at
this place commencing Saturday
afternoon and closing Sunday even
ing:
A. w. Heiden made a business
trip to Manchester Monday.
Our butcher shop will be in shape
for business in few days.
John Adams and family of Forest
vile were visiting relatives in town
Sunday.
Geo. Ford of Manchester travel
ing salesman was transacting bust
ness at this place Monday.
A Grand Ball will be given at the
opera house Monday eve May 9th
Music by Lamont orchestra.
| Dundeeis going to have g new
State bank in the near future.
Verd Coolidge and Ralph ONeal
Of Edgewood were in this place
i Wednesday looking after tho inter.
ests of the Woodman Accident ms
Co,
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Probate of Will.

STATE OF IOWA, ss
Delaware County NJ
To all whom 1t may concern: You are hereby
notified that the last will OF Hugh N. Ryan
deceased. has been filed, opened and read
and Saturday, the 7th day of May, A. ID.
1904. fixed as the time, and the Court House
in Manchester the place for hearing and PROV
ing the same,
Witness my hand and seal of said court this
End day of May, 1904.
49,, JOHN GEORGEN,
SEAL Clerk District Court.
49, 1Sw1
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ia Waterloo T,l,,,redo,

to Waterloo Thursday.
Father Conry Of Dubuque spent
the last part of the week with Father
Murtaugh.
The show given here this week
was quite good and well attended.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04
cOFFINS GROVE.

Those on the sick list are all
reported better.
The creek was lined with fisher
men yesterday. 1t being such a
bright day great many fish were
caught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irve MCGEE spent
Sunday with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Traver spent
Sunday in the Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cook visited
with his father Sunday afternoon.
Friday being Arbor Day, the
school set out a lot Of trees and also
cleaned yard. They had nice pro-
gram in the afternoon.
Mrs. Emma MCGEE and Miss
Mabel Potter were calling on Mrs.
Walter Hitler Sunday afternoon.
Several are going to begin corn
planting this week.
Some from here attended the
dance at Mart Mavens Friday night.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04

the girl who wants work.
Mrs Geo. Simon has been the
guest of her husband Of the firm of
Simon & Atwater during the past
week. She returns this evening to
Cedar Rapids.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04

Girl wanted to do general house
work inquire Of Mrs. F. N. Beacon.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-05-04

CHEAP-Residence Property in this city
Enquire Of Bronson u Carr.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-09

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sc essiges c.'sgao oace|
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he gravel Dump sherefrora where
Tie gold digger az long ago vens Is
the bed rock aae Dsoagns 1 sas
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general bells. h shas shess apat
GOOD gold hedges sonevasT 4 The
sogsnwarg gse Sha ase
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WAySIDE NOTES
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aea:So4sd the lass nssei 81
aess aates went fron he 3s
aaaa V Les Coches, whera Eos
gocaes Mining Company Mg M
3urdicks general nauages y DRY
Sssng ios srestlow 81 ssa saan Il
aSdv seauvtS0n psnf NJ RuF
g5ag haa gone q Hermcsi'io sad e
saaOSera tne latter tne Staten
1n the Sonora Railway ~ vhicc
ae uaehiaesy enc supplies 60
s.os Coches are sranshippeG sron
az 90 wagon and the aoncva
vere aoae oy Nh z. ii stovffss.
Who is ii charge q construction.
Sna Messgs William 9uffpafr az 4
rarK Bgewersdor couple M
goung gentlemen .som Chicago
Who are staying at Les g9shea. the
osmer for his healsh Is latte
barge o the store
Nv Charles Shaffae ms os1 enu
ee sabsesioe 10 FHE ~Asgs aho
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sssS sasstiag sim
$50 g2caee Minios go 9sE
}ee eough Los och,s3 nias
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-10
ASamblea dc uDlORIStaS dc
San Juan 81 pT6xlmO domingo.

JUNTA LOCAL PresSdeaaci0. A
los unionistas:
EI Comit6 local del Partido Federal,
no obstante haberse disiueltO esta CO.
lectividad en- FebrerO flltimo. ha Veni-
do funcionando desde entonces con ca
racter provisional. pOr autorizarlO
asi Ia Constitution de Ia SUni6n de
Puerto Rico.o
Pero va que Sc avecina la fecha en-
que han de veri6carse las elecciones
generates de Ia Isla. Sc hsce necesario
proceder Ia formsci6n defi0itiva de
Ia Junta local de Ia 81 U0i6n de Puerto
Rico9 en- Ia Municipalidad de San Juan.
pOr 10 cuaI la Junta actual, en- session
de 6 del cOrriente y & propuests del
que suscribe. resOlvi6 ell llevar6 cabo
con dichO ObjetO una assmbles de los
unionist8s de ests ciudad, Ia qQe ten
dr6 efecto Ia / de la tarde de pasado
m4flana (Domingo) y en- los altos de la
casa no 16 de Ia calle de GAllen.2
Como Ademas de Ia reorganization
de esta Junta local. en- dicha asamblea
Sc han de tratar otros asuntOs de reco.
noCid8 importancia para las funcionea
de Ia misma. me permito encarecer
todOs los correiigionarios de Ia capital
sus barrios eXtramurOs su puntuaI
concurrencia al repetido acto.
San Juan, 8 de Septiembre de 1904.
Jose q. del Yale.
Presidente.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

1875. Desde esta fecha viene
ofreci6ndose al p6blico ell afamado AL
coholadO Gatell. que ha curado & mi
Ilares de enfermos y csda dfa tiene ma
yor aceptaci6n para los que padecen
de reumatismo Y dolores de cabeza;
pru6beIO y no usar6 otrO en- su fami-
liza.
-Mas de mil Curaciones justifcan
Ia bondad de Ia preparation de las
ePfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Paniagua
-Anoche mientras Sc deleitSba ell
numerOso p6blicO que habfa en- Ia Pla-
"a Principal OyendO Ia retreta pudo
Observarse por aIgunas personas que
toda Ia cerveza que SO consum1a en- los
cafes de los aIrededores de la Plaza era
ePabst.9 M. r. Calder6n & Ca. son sus
sgentes. Tetuan IL.
-Millares de enfermos del est6ma-
go bendicen hoy en- dfa su curaci6n
hecha por Ia afamada ~EstOmacalina
Ulrici.S
JULIAN MATIENZO. = Almac6n
de Ferreteria. Ofrece de su especia-
lidad, surtido complete de pinturas in
glesas garantizadas de superior cali
dad, surtido complete de efectos para
coChes, ruedRs patente. camOnes, etc.
Surtido complete de paIas, barras. ca
rretilIas, barrenas. picOs. azadas, me-
Chas de nina Y rastrillos. Surtido
cOmr IetO de efectos de pl0merfa. ba-
nos lavabos. llayes de todas clases,
etc Todos ( preciOs sin cOmpeten.
cia. p.
Los CREDTTOS DE ULTRA
MAR.-Aviso importante. e.-El Centre
JuTidiGO lbeFO- O-AmsrCanO, de BsrcelOns, dos
de Cuyos miembros han tornado parte
may activa en- "a votaci6n de la ley
aprObada pOr ell Senado espafIol sobrs
el psgo de los cr6ditos de Ultrsmsr.
SO hace cargo de gestionar el cobro de
los mismOs en- las mejores cOndici0nes
para los acreedOres.
Sus Agentes generates en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico. anticipando todo gas
to, arreglarSn y despacharan toda Ia
Recommendation necesariG y daran tods
cIase de info rmes, garantfss. etc etc
DANIELSEN & MARTINEZ
P. o. Box, 81. Tetuan. Is.
3Ov 8.
A. PANKOW. Professor de dibu-
10 y pintura. San Francisco 70. altos.
80 v. s.
ANHEUSER BUSCH Y BUD
WEISER, son las meiores marcas de
cerveza americana. Pidanlas en- los
Restauranes y Cafetines. Estas cerve.
zas son puras ompIetamente ibreG
de tOdo 6Cido. De venta en- todos los
eatablecimientOs de Ia Capital. MI.
IlenhOf & Korber. agentes generates.
ID. p.
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CAMINAR DIARIAMENTE MU-
CHO Y BANARSE TODOS LOS
DIAS, 8691 OOgaeTse 0E SGLST del bOf6O las
g'0pGS. SlEdZdGS q eUGt09adO teaaeTEGS Se5-
dIOGS GL deSc04aSGq', son necesidades
Organicas tan urgentes como tOmar IN
dia pOr mes ell Digestive MOiarrieta,
para puTifcar los alimentOs y acumu-
lar nutrici6n, cuando SO padece Ane-
mia 8 trastornOs nervi0sos: languidez,
palpitaci6n. escalofrios. suefiOs tinran-
Quilos y frecuentes jaquecas.
Las personas que padecen estrefi-
miento deben conner purOs de lentejas
8 frijoles, habas 8 petit 0O6S. con los
alimentos habituales; y cuandO Sc de
gieren con difCultad estas legumbres,
deberan acOmpafiarse de una oblea del
Digestive MOiarrieta. As va.
JULIA OTERO, Profesora de pia-
no, permanecer6 sOlamente dos meses
en- los Estados Unidos. q.
NOCIONES de Historic de Cuba
por ell doctor Vidal Morales y Mora
les. Obra declarada de texto en- Abril
de 1901. Un tomo tela, con muchas
laminas 81.
0Prontuario0 de coDiugaci6n de los
diez mil verbos castellanos por Maria
no Sanchez. Un tomo tela Is ctvs.
eAlmacenD de las sefiOritRs por la
seflora e. Serrano de Wilson. Un to-
mo edici6n de lujo ST.. 40.
Gel JuicioS pericisl y sU procedi-
miento por don Joaquin Costa. Un
tomO en- r1stica so ctvs.
NODonnell.S Por don Benito Pc
rez Gald6s. Un tomo en- r6stica 40c.
eEiercicios de Aritm6tica9. parte
originates y parte escogidOs de los
principales autores que tratan de la
materia por Antonio Terry v Rivas.
Un tOmO pasta 50 80.
0Vida y escritos0 de Juan Clemente
Zenea por Enrique PifieirO. Un tOmo
tela 80 ctvs.
Librerfa de B. f. Sanjurio Vidal.
San Jose mum. 10. San Juan, PUerto
Rico. A.
ESCUELA DE LA PURISIMA
CONCEPTION para nifios, ni1as y
p6rvulos. Sar turce, Gale del Con-
dada. Para mas infoymes dirigirse 81
Director
FRANCISCO CORTRS.
TeIefonO /. 804. 60 v. 3.
BOARD OF MEDICAL EAAMlNERS.-
Convocatoria examenes el a de Octubre.
Los aspiranteS examenes de M6dicos, Prac-
ticantes Comadronas, que deseen obteneI
licencias para ell ejercicio de estas profesio-
mes en- Puerto Rico, deberan dirigir sus soli-
Citudes pedir los informes que cream nece-
sarios la Secretarfa de este Board, antes
del 80 de Septiembre
DichoS examenes, seg6n 10 preceptuad dc
por la ley, tendran lugar el primer Martes de
Octubre pr6ximo, en- las Oficinas de este
Board. DIR. M. Quevedo Baez, Secretario
Gale de Allen n Rpartado 7l2.
San Juan Pto-Rico
s5v.s.
AVISO IMPORTANTE.-El Ate.
neO PuertOrrique1o desea comprar.
preciO limitado, 10 dOcenas de sillas
nuevas, de cIase corriente y de fuerte
construction. Las personas que qaie
ran venderlas deber6n hacer su oferti
en- ell termino de cincO ofas, partir d
Ia fecha de este anunciO, dirigiendC
sus propOsicioues en- pliegO cerrado q
sefor Presidente. en las Ohcinas de
AteneO. Sc suplica que todos los qu'
hsgSn ofertas manden aal Atene0 unl
silla de muestra. con una sefIaI cual
Quiera, cuya misma maTca pOndran 81
Ia esquina del sobre que cOntenga 81
proposition. San Juan, Puerto Rico
Septiempre 8 de 1904. 5Va.
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Jose q. del HaUe
Presidente.
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con veneno, mi est6mago Sc demoral-
iz6 por complete, un olor malo salfa
de mis- orinas, Y reconoef que era mny
enfermo. Los doctores me medict- |
naron q su gusto, pero segufa peor.
Entonces la buena suerte me llam6 |
Ia atencion la Peruna, inmediata-
mente principle mejorar. Seguf |
tomandola por cinco meses antes de
estar completamente sano. Me pa
rece ahora que debo Ia vida Ia Pc
runa y nunca dejare de estar agrade- |
eide. .''-Thomas NJ. Hicks.
81. Earle, superintendent de las
GALES, Jacksonville, Fla, escribe:
"Soy muy creyente en- la Peruna.
Encuentro que ha sido un bien pr6c- |
tico para un numero de los hombres
empleados en- ell Departamento de
Aseo de las Gales, en- la ciudad de
Jacksonville. Estan especialmente |
expuestos a la intemperie y un
numero de e1los tomaron resfriados
que despues cambiaron en- pulmonfa, 9
enfermedad de los rihones 6 hfgsd
Estos sanaron con Ell uso de la Peruna
IS. L. Earle, Superintendent de Il
Gales.
81 no Sc obtiene prontos Y satisfact
rios resultados con ell uso de la Peruna
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EIIFERllEDADEs PELleR0SAS
De Los RIN0NEs sAllADAs.
la Peruna tiaCIendOse FamOsa
pOr Ia CuraclOn de EnferTme-
dades de los RlnOnes.

Fred r. Pennell, Pianista, Grand Opera
House, Hot Springs, Ark, escribe:
'sHace dos ahos que uegue en- Hot
Springs para tomar los bafios y tratarme
para enfermedad de Ia vejiga rinones.
Despues de estar aquf dos meses bajo Ell
cuidado de uno de los medicos mas promi-
nentes y recibir POGO ningun benefcio,
me persuadteron que probara la Peruna.
Tenfa poca fe en- ella pero despues de
tomar una botells not@ una mejorfa
notable. Tres botellas me sanaron COM
pletamente. Puedo, con gusto, recomen-
darla Peruna para todos los que estan
aflijidos como estaba yO."-Fred r. PEN
nell.
Thomas N. Hicks, 11sl 18th street,
Louisville, KY, escribe:
"Resfriados desatendidos, costumbres
irregulares demasiado trabajo produ-
jeron enfermedad seria de los rinones y
veJiga. MI sangre parc1a inflamada
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NueTa remsSa.

Por eI 6Itimo vapor de HamburRo
han lIegadO las famosas salchichaa = 10
ceIebrada Mantequilla danesas. marca
eHeymanS; las que obtuvieron primer
premio en- Ia Exposition Regional dc
Curacao.
De venta al por mayor y detalIa en-
ell Almacen de
ANDRES CROSAS.
30v.a. Marina.
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"EL CATALAN"
DE ANGELET. .HMNOS.
II, San Joss II

En- este acreditado estabIecimiento
de duIcerfa. Sc acaban de recibir dull
ces selectos de Italia, de las famosas
f6bricas de s. Venchi y ca. y Morton
do y GarigIio.
Gran surtido de saquitos modernis-
tas, infnidad de santos para Famille
tes. Especialidad en- carsmeIos del
pals. 15v.R.
Juan MOTefa Martinez
ABOGADO YNOTARIO
CaSke del CrSstO 0s
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debe escribir rinmediatamente DR.. Hart.
man describiendo So enfermedad con
cuidado 81 tendr6 gusto en- darle su
invaluable conseJo, gratis.
Dirfjase q DIR. Hartman, Presidente del
sanitario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
EE. UU.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-01-09
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The Empress Dcwagcr of China
favors an alliance with Japan.
Congress convened on Monday,
January 4, after its holiday recess.
The Cruiser Detroit has been order.
ed to Domingo, to relieve the Scor-
pion.
Captain Pabst. head of the well
known Milwaukee brewing house is
dead.
Congress has approved the settle
ment of the boundary dispute with
Bolivia.
The Legislative Council for Preto-
ria has voted for the Introduction of
Asiatlcs.
A revolution has broken out. and a
state of siege exists throughout
Uruguay.
In theatre fire at Chicago, from
300 to 500 are believed to have lost
their lives.
1t is feared that there will be a
general Hottentot uprising in Ger
man territory.
Nineteen theatres in Chicago have
been closed on account of inadequate
| fire protection,
The New Years reception at the
White House was a particularly
brilliant func ton.
| A general shipping strike has been
declared at Barcelona, Spain, and
trade is paralyzed.
Fire in the State capitol at Des
Moines, Iowa did damage to the a.
mount of $500, 900.
David B. Hill made caustic at
tack on Roosevelt at the Mcclellan
banquet in New York.
The death rate at the Iroquois
theater disaster which is now believ-
ed TO be complete, amounts to 582.
The Army and Navy Board recon-
mends that Subig Bay and not Manila
be made the Philippine naval base.
General James Longstreet, the fa-
nous Confederate leader, died at
Atlanta, Geogia, Sunday of pneumo-
MIA.
The Colombian outlook is peaceful,
General Reyes having notified his
government that hostiities would te
futile.
The United States Supreme Court
have handed dowN decision holding
that citizens of Parto Rice are not
aliens.
5000 public halls in Chicago have
! been closed until the safety of the oc-
cupants from fire is reasonably guar
anteed.
President Roosevelt submitted a
special message to Congress on Mon
day.. lealing with the Panama Cana
question.
Great iuteret is taken in st. Pc
tersburg as to the attitude of the
United States in relation to the east
ern situation.
President Roosevelt has designated
Secretary Root to negotiate witt
President Reyes owing to the illness
of Secretay Hay.
Lord Lansdowne British Secretary
of War has given up hopes for
peaceful settlement of the trouble be
7 tween Russia and japan.
Chinese cruisers at Shanghai are
embarking ammunition and stores
preparatory to sailing, but are await
ing orders as to their destination.
Delegate Kuhio was arrested il
Washington in Tuesday on account o
having had fistic encounter wit
Charles Clark, of Kalihi fame.
The Senate Committee or Militar
Affairs decided by a vote of seven t
J two, to report favorably on the nom
i iuation of Gen. Wood as Maior-Ger
eral.
Representatives of Colombia wer
excluded from the meeting of the Pi
mama Canal Company at Paris, fc
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