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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTy DETECTIVES AGENCY, 40 KAsoTA
bldg: S. J. McNulty. Mgr. Detective work
in all its branches References. police head
quarters. Minnea polls. n. w. phone. f..
KINGS DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION SER
vice. suite sos Century building Tel, Main
53T-J; T. c.. 2317 Norman W King Supt.
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

J. W. GoREY's PIONEER DETECTIVE BU-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

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ATTORNEYS
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Dated Lake City. Mimi. May 49, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11
Condolences de la paz
Saka|ien integra para e| )ap6n
Manchuria devuelta a China
Protectorado japon6s en- Corea
|ndemnizaci6n de los gastos de la guerra

New-York, Agosto II. = En- la Ultima session de
anoche los representatives aponeses enegaron Mr. Wthe
ruso nota Official de las condolences
que el Jap6n esta dispuesto hacer la paz.
a. Russia cede al Jap6n la soberana absolute sobre
la isla Sanghalen lslotes crcunvecnos.
q Russia cede al Jap6n las lneas 6rreas construldas
desde la bahia de Laotung hasta Harbn comprendendo
a Dalny Puerto Arturo.
90 E Jap6n adquiere bre derecho de pezca las
tas de Siberia hasta el estrecho de Behrng.
a. E Jap6n ejercera protectorado Elective sobre Ell
terrltorio de la Corea sobre goberno msmo
s. Los navos rusos que hoy Sc hayan detenidos
puertos neutraes seran nmedatamene entregados
las autoridades del Jap6n.
"a Todo e erritorio de la Manchura sera devuelto
la China, que vovera tener ALI dominic exclusive.
a 81 numero de ..barcos de guerra que Russia pueda
tener extreme mtara por tratado de paz
de6nitivo.
50 Russia pagara como indemnizacion de guerra, los
gastos hechos por los buques las ropas campaa des
de que Sc rompleron las hostildades.
Las sesone de las conferenca Sc han suspenddo re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11

trandose los penpotenciaos para dar tempo que Mr.
Withe compatrotas preparen presenter la respues
ia de Russia La opinion aqul esma que clertas condclo
nes, entrega de barcos maclon de uerzas
ralmente lmposibes para los
Dcen de Paris que Sultan de Marruecos ha obtenido
la coocac6n de emprestito Aemana Rena en- Fran
ca profnda indignation, esmandose los actos de CUTLER
mo II sere de provocacones drgidas la repd
blca.
81 rey Eduardo ha pasado revista en- Londres las es
cuadraz rancesa ngesa reundas El acto fue de
emndad grandiosa. Cuando ira termlnar present6
destroyer aeman causando impression desagradabe
Dcen de Paris que cuerpo de eercto apones, fan
queado po las tropas que tomaban tamben la de-
antera tuvo que retrarse anteayer buen orden SIN
Iempenar combate.
Comuncan de Toxic que los japoneses han puesto 4
hoe Varag Sc dsponen epararlo artiarlo antes
de izar en- el la bandera de su pals
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11
NOTAS De PONCE
lmportante reunion anoche
del Concejo municipal
de esta poblaci6n.
DESATINOS De VALDIVIESO
Quejas contra el alcalde. --Es-
critic de los vecinos del ba.
rrio Canas. Hygiene.

Agosto 10.-Anoche, & las s y. 80,
celebr6 session ordinaria nuestro Con.
csjo municipal, concurriendo los Sc
flores ediles Morales Lebr6n (presiden-
ts), doctor Coronas, Torres Alvarado,
Pedro Ventura, Pedro Auffant, Gin
tr6n, Zayas, Eduardo Valdivieso, Fe.
rreiro Cartagena. Fu6 leida y apro.
bada el acta de Ia session anterior.
Sc leyeron varias conunicaciones
cruxadas entire el Presidente de Ia
Corporation y ell Secretario de Puerto
Rico, referentes { los continues desa.
tinos, por no llamarlos de otro modo,
de nuestro funesto Alcalde.
Multitud de respetables vecinos
dol barrio de Canas So ven obligados
{ dirigir un escrito al Ayuntamiento
en- justa qr6ja de que ell rematista de
basuras arroja allf todas las inmun-
dicias que los carros al servicio de Ia
limpieza pdblica recogen On las GALES
y corrales de Ia poblaci6n, amenazan
do muy seriamsnte Ia salud del vecin
dario. Quedan asombrados los sefio-
flores Concejales de semejante infrac-
ci6n y falta de cumplimieuto de sus de
beres de los empleados de Sanidad,
acordindose pasar urgentemente una
energica communication al Alcalde, pa.
RI que Ia traspase al Official del ramo
senor Aguerrevere, I'm de que orde
ne 10 que en- rigor procede en- asun-
10 de tanta trascendencia como o. la
aQuf abandoned Hygiene pdblica.
El Sseretario sefior Canales pro-
seds { 10 lectura de una larga ssrie de-
menssjes dol insigne Alcalds Valdi.
visso sl Honorable Concsjo Munici.
pal, exprssando ~ sistsmAtica nc
Aprobaci6p, en- forma descorteu, 4 TO-
dos los correctos Acuerdos tornado,
unAnimemente por ell Ayuntamiento or
10 anterior sesi6n, viendose de relieve
su decidida resoluci6n de obstaculi
zsr siempre por complete Ia admi
nistraci6n municipal de Ponce.
TomGronse vsrios scuerdos mas
de que nos ocuparemos mafiana, POI
no tener tempo disponible para ha
cerlo.
An6feles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11
A0TAS De FAJARD0
Por defraudar rentas inter
mas. -Jeorge Higg multado
por frases insolentes.
C0RTE MUNICIPAL
Violencia innecesaria. Poll.
cia que golpea a un invalido.
Venta de carne.

Manuel Mats, comerciante de Lu.
quillo, ha sido denunciado por defrau.
daci6n de Rentas Interpas vendiendo
cigarrillos y csrveza al por mayor sin
la indispensable patente. Ell Juez mu-
nicipal lie exIgi6 $500 dollars para
quedar en- libertad provisional.
La Corte municipal de Fajardo
conden6 5 dollars d. multa Jorge
Higg, heliografista residente en- 10 Cei.
ba, acusado de conducta desordenads,
desdefiosa & insolepte, dentro del Juz.
gado de Paz. Parece que por osusas
agenss o la voluntad del Juez de Pax
hubo de aplazarse un iuicio On que
aparecfa como denunciante el tai Higg,
quien al avisarle el Alguacil el apla-
zamiento, contest6: <Esss son pocas
verguenzas
Ell acussdo QUIso PRoBAR que no
habfa sido su intenci6n offender . los
funcionarios de justicia; y con mues.
tras de arrepentimtento y contricci6n
invoc6 la clemencia de Ia Corte, entre
otras razones por la que deseonocla
el alcance injurio'o de aquella frase.
La malquerencia gratuita 81 odio.
80 siempre; pero cuando SO tiene para
aquel que NOS brlnda hospitalidad y
que nos harta Ia panza, entonces es
criminal. Pobre Puerto.Rico!
La Corte Municipal de Fsjardo
ingres6 en- el Tesoro Insular durante
81 mes de Mayo, y por concepto de ma.
terial civil y criminal, 10 suma do
: 1886. En- JUNO por Id. Id, s1l9.59.
En- Julio por i'd. Id, sl04.e3.
Aver tue conducido ..en brasos
hasts el Dep6sito Municipal, por re-
sistirse 4 ir de buen grado un limos
nero ebrio, quien luego de perturbar
Ia paz, agredi6 & un policfa.
Presenciamos la sscena. Graciss
& ~ destreza, el policfa 50 libr6 de
un muletaLo que 10 lanz6 este <belieo.
20 mendigo,, quien rscibi6 On cambio
un recio macanazo on el costado IL.
quierdo que le derrib6 { TERRA. No
csnsuramos q esta policfa, porqus sus
rsglamentos le mandsn repeler 10 fuer.
"a con la fuerza. Ahora bien; hubie.
ra estado mas humane el policia si,
lContindp en- Ia pdNna 6al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-11
p0doras Rosadas del DR.. Paniaqua

NRhA y CLoR0s No aa las .adoas ds:.dv:'
yse q
del dg"H
m
DE H7N7A I'm 70DAs fRNoIpA1Ks
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
FATHER CLEMENT TALKS
OF MARRIAGE SACRAMENTS


Father Clements takes exception to
q Tribune editorial statement to the
effect that marriage was not solem-
nized In the church as q religious rite
until 1893 and not considered sac
rament until 1442. The figures for
the item were taken from a magazine
article, supposedly correct, and was
published merely as piece OF in
formation. In speaking of the am
tiquity of marriage Father Clements,
Interestingly says:
It was not without deep meaning
THAT Jesus appeared at the marriage
In Cana. God himself had instituted
matrimony. After he had created
Adam and Eve, he blessed them and
said to them; Increase and multiply
and I'LL the earth,1@ Gem 1, %. Adam
and Eve were to live together in nup-
ttaa union in order that the human
race might be propagated and the
earth filed with Inhabitants. This
union originally instituted by God
was however, only natural one, and
the blessing which God gave it re-
ferred only to the propagation Of the
human race, and to temporal goods,
but was destitute OF a supernatural
and sanctifying power. Christ who
had come to enoble man and, to make
OF q carnal people holy people, who
should complete the number OF the
elect in heaven, conferred on matri.
mony a higher dignity, he made It an
image OF his own union with the
church, attached to 1t supernatural
graees, and raised it to a sacrament.
Sources to prove from are: st. Paul's
Ephesians, 5, 1888; Tertulhan "a. d.
215) origin, St Athanasius and st.
Chrysostom. st. Ambrose (-l--3a7l re.
quires that the matrimonial union be
sanctifed by the priestly veil and
blessing, and says that an adulterer
can have no part in this sacrament.
because he loses by this crime the
grace OF matrimony. He. Therefore,
expressly calls 1t a sacrament, in the
proper sense and meaning OF the
word.
1St. AugS0 une (-l-430) calls matri.
mony q sacrament in numberless
places And that he made use ct
the word sacrament in its proper and
restricted sense is evidence from the
tact that he calls only the marriage
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
Klein Bound over.

Charles Klein was bound over to
the district court yesterday afternoon
by Justice Gilbert for forgery IN the
second degree, with bonds Of $1,000,
which he could not furnish.
Klein started out in the beginning
OF the examination to try to excuse
himself. hut on close questioning I'M
aeiy acknowledged the forgeries, cay
ing that q friend had suggested that
as an easy way Of raising money. He
said he wanted the money to At up
& comfortable room and take life
g little easier. not seeming to have
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any thought OF detectdon. When ask
ed why he had passed the cAeclss On
Kuntz ands sSeniiIng & Co. after his
experience with Larson, he said he
had made up his mind ia the fifst
place to get the money and really
didn't care II he was arrested or not.
Klein said he had no money before
cashing the checks, yet $14 more was
was found ON adm than he received
for the chechs. He seemed, unable
TO account for this and stoutly main
tained he had only cashed the three
checks and had not stolen the money.
He would not tell who suggested the
forgery to him and it is probable that
part OF hds story is dream.
Klein has the appearance OF being
weak mentally. his eyes are expires
stonaess and his whole appearance de-
notes the low mentality OF a man
without hope or ambition. His voice
Is low and monotonous, appearance
generally wretched. His six weeks In
the hospital with typhoid fever has
left him pretty near. a physical il not
g mental wreck, and he certainly is
entitled to pity. His past record, so
far as known here has been good
and save his love OF 15-ball pool he Is
not known to be a drinker or smoker.
He left the hospital before he was
discharged, because he wanted to eat
more than the doctor would allow him.
He has been q willing worker and it
ds TO be regretted that want and mis-
cry has brought him to his present
position. ... &. e 5,S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
CITY coulnciI.

The council met In adjourned ses+
sion last night. The ordinance grant
ing a franchise to the Interstate
Telephone and Electric company to;
maintain gas and hot air plant for
lighting and heating purposes, was
given its second reading and passed.
Bills Of John Harold for $50 and $50
Tor engineering work on sewers be-
fore he was relieved from duty were.
referred TO the claims committee un-
tai there Was money In the fund to
meet them Adjourned to December
81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
PERSONAL

B. o. Wymann, the Underwood boni-
face, is IN the city. ssss.
Mrs. r. D. Hoshins returned from a
pleasant visit east Last evening. IN
Chicago she met the Walkers, who
wished TO be remembered to old
friends. Il. i
Col. M. A. Hildreth. inspector and
judge advocate general, N. d. N. G.,
OF Fargo, is in the city to inspect and
examine Company A and its oficers
tonight.
PERS III
]. R. Larson, Wdlton, is buying
Christmas gifts In the city.
Attorney B. B. Hedtke ds up from
Ashley to inquire after the health OF
the Junior Kindergarten.
Hon. Herman Hardt, the Logan
county statesman, is greeting his
many friends here today.
Attorney A. P. Guy OF Wdshek, is in
the city.
81 rTdnK W. PeaTSOn, the Fargo life
insurance hustler, is in the city re-
newing acQuaintances In the interest
of the New York Life. z
J. E. Squirting travelling freight
agent Of the N. p, is meeting the
patrons Of the road here to-day. spurl-
Ing was formerly station agent at
jamestown, and has many friends
along the line. He was plotted around
by Tom Hughes, the popular local
agent. which assured him welcome
eyerywhereI
Special Agent Berndt at the u. s.
land ONCE went to Jamestown to-
day. s.{..,. 81 sss;t 4
Representative Simpson IL over
from Mandan today.
81 New colorings in four In hand and
ascot ties, SO cents. The Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
Kindly Notice.

The Minot Reporter has this kindly
notice Of Rev. Harris:
Rev. Chas. w Harris, pastor OF
the Presbyterian ohaasca1 will con-
duct his last church services In this
city today and lids farewell sermon
will be delivered in the evening. Rev.
Harris has resided in Minot for sew
erai years and during his stay here
both he and Mrs. Harris have made
p host Of friends who will be sorry
to lose them from our midst. Mr..
Harris has accepted the cali received
some time ago from the Bismarck
church and leaves this week to take
up his duties in the new field. The
good wishes OF the many friends Of
Mr. and Mrs Harris will accompany
them to their new field OF labor.
ln
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
Not Excited.

sss4 z
Fargo Forum: Warden N F..
Boucher OF the state penitentdary does
not appear to be much concerned over
the threat OF the International Har-
yester Co. to put the twine plant in
the penitentiary out of commission in
q price cutting war. The warden ar.
rived dn the city last night on bust.
ness trip and will return to Bismarck
tonight. .55
I'VE win still have the help and
the plant" smiHngly replied the war
den, when asked concerning the mat
ter, 'and we will probably go night
on doing business. . IL
1--WE have long recognized the Inter
national Harvester Co. as a keen
competitor. but we have never caashed
with the company. In Minnesota the
condition Of affairs is different. The
factory at Saltwater supplies about
half Of the. Irvine used in the. state
of Minnesota. We only supply about
one-ffth Of the twine used in North
Dakota and the Harvester trust has
never considered us as very import
ant.
I'VE can make better Irvine at less
than the trust can make dt. The trust
makes a cheap fax Irvine whereas we
make q STRONG fibre Irvine. Farmers
know the difference and will not &C.
rept the cheap substitute. It is claim
ed that the harvester trust has per
fected the fax Irvine so that it is
now very good article. AS to the
truth OF this claim I am not in.
formed y 4, s5z85
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
Good Evidence.

Nj The sale Of the North Dakota
school lands this fall Is one Of the
best evidences Of the prosperity Of
North Dakotanst It rarely happens
That g quarter of a section Is sold at
the price at which It was oficially
appraised. The advance is frequently
as much as 100 per cent. Perhaps
the most encouraging feature is the
TACT that fully 80 per cent of the sales
are made to legitimate farmers rath-
er than to spectators IN many In
stances farmers owned adjoining lands
and wanted another quarter section
TO add to their already valuable hold
ings. I. VI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
INSPECTION Tlo,|nl,Iaht.

All members Of Company. a must
be present at inspection tonight. AZ
4 SQUAD will be sent out after those not
z present.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
THE CITY
THE WEATHER.

Partly fair tonight and Thursday; !.
Tisine temp rature tonight IN east
portion tonight and Thursday. Maxi
mum 19; minimum I. ss5.S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
Timely Suggestions
,seful Christmas s,resents.

Timely Suggestions
For useful Christmas presents:
Necktde. 5 5
Neck scarf.
Half dog. initial linen handkerhiefs.
Silk s.lspenders.
Hat, Cap. st
Gloves. Mittens.
Shirt.
Suit case.
Club bag.
Fur coat.
Boys suit and gun.
All at the Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13

Miss Daisy DeGraff will hold her
art sale on Friday and Saturday Of
this week at Lenhart's drug store.
She has a line Of Christmas novelties
in water color and pen and ink, IN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-13
Annual Fair and supper.

fttuuat y alt ana Suppers
s The annual fair and supper OF the
Ladies' Add society Of the Presbyterian
lchurch will occur tomorrow afternoon
and evening at the ABheneuna. IA
great variety Of very pretty and USE
tul articles will be ON sale suitable
for Christmas gifts. at reasonable
prices. A chicken pie supper will be
served with all the ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The price OF the entire supper will
be thirty-fiye cents. y
Fire Headquarters on Broadway. "
The city Are fighting apparatus has
been moved from the Lavine carpen-
ter shop to the McGillis building on
Broadway, midway between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Carpe enters are at work
changing the interior to better accom-
MEDIATE the Giants and truck. The
bui1ding is nice and warm and when
fixed up win NOT only make good
place for the apparatus, but will give
room for meetings of the company
members.
After canvassing the town pretty
thoroughly the fire AMID water commit
tee decided upon this building and it's
central location and good appoint
ments recommend 1t highly.
Matt Clooten has been appointed by
the Mayor as Custodian OF the ap-
paItahus and extra policeman Matt Is q
member Of the fire department and
can ibe relied upon to keep every
thing Just right and ready for instant
service. The department is now I'M
pretty good shape.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-01
TABLE OF PERCENTAGE
MULLIGAN WILL PLAY.

Forestville. Aug. 1.-Plans have just been completed that will insure for the people of Bristol and vicinity an opportunity to witness some of the fastest ball playing ever seen in this locality. The American Silver nine has been reorganized under the lead- ership of E. D. Holley of Forestville and Samuel Driver of Bristol, and from now on will be known as the Bristol Regulars. Wilson. although pitching yesterday for Hartford, will remain with Manager Holley and all the weak spots on the team will be strengthened. T7
 Farrell, Bristol's former backstop, has been signed for the season, and Mulligan. captain of the Waterbury Consolidated. will play first base. Two more players are coming and the lineup when complete will com pare favorably with the majority of the state league teams.
 Games will be played at Rockville. Saturday, August 5; at South Man. chester, August 12: and Monson, Mass. and Willimantic are also after games. A game will undoubtedly be arranged with the Pope team of Hartford, the champions of the fac tory league.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-01
DUFFY EXONERATED
English Newspapers Say He Doesn't
 Beat ths Gun.

Arthur Duffey, the Boston runner. who has been in Australia. where he has made reputation against the crack sydney and Melbourne sprint CTS, is now in Liverpool and shortly will sail for this country and home.
 While Duffey was in Australia he was severely criticised for his manner of starting, and his races, particular ly in sydney. brought out much un- favorable comment
 Duffey has been often charged with beating the gun, that is, starting tiniest fraction of second before the report of the starting pistol. but when a runner does this it is "on' the start CT But Duffey always has been won derfulIy quick in getting away. and often he seems to beat the pistol. when in reality he has only beaten all the other starters in getting away. from the mark.
 The London Daily Mail has follow cd Duffey's running consistently and in recent issue publishes the follow ing article. exOnerating Duffey. and offering as proof photographs show ing Duffey getting away from his mark with the crack of the gun. and not before if. The Daily Mail says:
 Arthur Duffey, the American sprinter. when touring Australia and New Zealand in company with Shrubb was often suspected of beating the pistol This was because he was SO quick of the mark.
 50. in order to satisfy disappoint- ed competitors. the officials of the New South Wales Amateur Athletic association made arrangements. quite unknown to Duffey. for a snapshot tO be taken of the start of a hundred yard sprint The result was conviHc- ing
 The developed photograph shows the smoke of the pistol. with Duffey just sprinting otf the mark while the other contestants have not begun fO rise from their stonping positions.
 "The picture thus proves that Duff fey did not start prematureIy. ai- though he wasted no time after the signal was given IL is. moreover. a striking proof of the perfection to which the American has brought the art of starting