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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
De S0CI IEDAD.


Una cGida.-A conSecuenCia de uns
Caida que sufriera en- 81 GPAFque9 ante
aver. el g'acios0 nifIo de don Julio Ca.
rreFss, de SsntuFCe, guards CamR, as
l!aadose hoy meior. =.
Que ssS breve 50 prontO reatabIeci.
mieato.
En- San Juan. La diHtiuguida &C.
flOra dc d Lola DSvila, viudR de Cor
d0vR y suB dos min u 80 encuentran en-
esta CiudRd desde RYer.
Bien venidoS.
UlD bGutisO. Una buena fiesta fG.
milisr tuVO iugRr ell domingo on Puer-
TO de Terra, en- ID CaGe de los distin.
guidOs esp0gos NRrRnio Ds'gado, con
motive del bautiz9 do Ga hermoso nj
d Jscint0 Rafael.
Fueron padrinos. ID distinguida &C.
fI0rR Ana NRFsniO de Padr6 y 81 i5Ven
don J0Fgs AdsuAr, efeCtukndose 81
bAutizO an ID bonita iQleSia del bRrrio
y C0ncurriendO rnushag perg0nas ami
gas de lR oASa, las que Oe obseuui6
esp '6ndidamente.,.
BlenR sends en- el cnmino de d vida
deseamos al que bpjo buenOs auspiOios
IA comianzn. I'LL.
AZ Versailles. .-Hsse VisitSdo Ga el
gratfsimo poblad0, ls distipQuids f6.
milis I1fsnte. CoImenero.
"a sAben pues, los admir6dores de
aquellRs dos hermosas tFigue flaS Maria
LuiSa y MerCeditB, que hsn de tomar
el troE'ey 81 quiersn geatns vistls.
Buen tiempO 6 impEeBi ones tepQs en-
90 nueVa viVlendG h estimable fAmi.
lie.
CENRnRn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
PalabraS muy dOnOSaS atrlbRIdaS
al Sub-GOmlSlOnadO Lord.
lirmasO que diiuq que xPusrIO Rice no pOdia gozar
do sus dsFOchOs pOIitiCOs hasta que sus ha-
bitantcs sUpisraR habIar 81 ingI6s,7

Iuf6rmase q eats mafiana despu6s de
lAs ClAseS que dan los msestros de in.
giles, el Sefior Lord. comiaiOnado de
instruction, RI reComendar & los mseV.
tr9S 81 estudi0 del idi0mG ing 6s les
dijo que el pueblo de Puerto Rico no
podlis g Ear de sua dereC hos poLiticos
hAnta que 8us hAbitantes hablaran ls
lenguR iDRlegh. Tambi6n reoord6 a
Ios maestrOs que por an EbiIl3 apPo-
bAdO en- lR 6ltimR legislAtuVa, ge can
eeislfAn loa certificates de los qua no
4aesen SprobAdos en- ell idiOms ingl6s.
EusO de manifesto que los mRestrOa
nan probado tener grandes degeos en-
Aprenoer 9! ldioma ing en- pueRto que
en- eI actual curse de veranO estSn RsiB.
tiendO Las Clases en- tode In ipIa @Ire-
dedOr de 500 maeatrog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
R E 7 TRETA,

3fcgFama dc las pleas que tocsrG
mt d ,nG en- Ii retretS Il b1ndR "a Il
pOIiCis insulST;
. 1.-MaYchR eThs New Colonial ,
Hall.
2.-sinfOnfs sPar0gnf III SUE &
3s-B0lerO fLA Primers. VelSdo, ,
RocObeR.
4 4-SeIeCci6n zRrzueTs eMorchs de-
Cadiz Valverde. @
5-Ssrenade bliQada 6 oboe eB9.
nenth Thy Wiudt W. Thiere.
6.-Flnal CuBFto actO eOoers Tro.
vAdor. Verdi.
Two Step sO1 No Ssy, , Allen.
S.-DAnzA 81 u NifG DODOrida,S La
9.-Himno. ...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
Entered ncl Post ONCE at San Juan PR. q
theSecc ptheass matter July 1890
IA CQRBIsPOEDIEGIA DE PBEBi0-Rlg0
PRECloS O SUSCRPCIOH EH TOBl IA ISlA
Az do ia Lon Agsntos an ndmoro.. Q O-O2
"Oileots: On Trimsstro orc. ......, 2-2S
On 6emestro ...., soy
Tn R7io por RdesAntado.s 80 y S-aO
on d Rrtertor. y aso Gro ...... 500
sr, Juan Braschi. Director INFERNO.
Sigugl los juiciOs por
d8Iit|Os t|.Il eIeCt0TaIles q to ale
en- Ponce,
MUEVO FISCAL INFERNO.
NOtleIa que ha sid . rGGIblda con
agrad0.
de ,suestro Go, ,responsa1.) }

Aoosto 4.-Siguen en- L Corte de
DistFitO celebr6ndose los juiciog p0r
delitos electOrales y Diguen SaIiendo
AbsueItoB Ios acusados, 8 no Sc p0nen
de acuerdp loG iurados, perO hasta
AhuFa ningunO hR shlid0 c0uden9do.
-En eatDs dias tuvimos ocssi6n de
trasla6 arnos q Adjuntas y que CdsmOs
Sgrada Elements sOrprendidos de las
notAblea me ioras introducidss en- dichS
pobaCi6n por "a administrator actual.
El RIcalde Befior Am6ricO Rodriguez
merece plScemes poE sus aceFtadas
gestiones, bent ficiosss para los que en-
81 depositsron au COZ fMzS aGf como
para aquellOs que le comb atier0n y que
hoy no Se Gcultan para reconOCer las
vents jas que 10 pobiaCi6n en- general
Ie hS repOrtadO Ell tTiun fo unionists.
Ell s8b do tom6 posesi6n al sefior
PAdilla Iguina del cargo de FISCAL de
Ia COrte de DistritO. en- calidad de in
terinO.
Con objeto de reponer "a que.
brGntAdR 90 lad ae hS traSladadO s Ad.
iuntas el senior Oiimpio Otero de este
concrete.
-Epfernno Ella PfesaD no pudO
efeCtuRrse lR function 1nunCizda para
syer en- 81 Teatro. Sc IlevGEa & CAbO
el domingo pr6ximo.
Con motive de Is grGvedad de ID
sefiora Vidal VlIsret que viVe en- 10
Pisa de les DeliCias, no tuv0 efecto
anoche Ia retretR acoStumbrada.
La Corte Municipal cOntir ia en-
AdjuntRs cslebrsndO juicios. y no re,
greEar6 has ta ell diR 13 del Corriente
mes.
LA retretR suST endida auoChe 90
efsctuar6 esta noChe on ls PAzB AbO-
liCi6n.
En- eI d desaflo de base bali que tu..
v0 efectO aver entire los teams eAte-
naaD y GP0uCeS alCSDz6 el primero los
IRureleS de Ia victori9.
-DioeSe que el teams <POnceS pien-
Ba disoLveRse y de suce3er Rsf ser6
RustituidO pbr OtrO, Oompuesto de ele
mentoa de diCho teams y otFos.
-Ha aid0 reCibida con ag ado Dor
los element0s vaDiosoa de esta Otudt d
Ia notiCia del aacsnso del teniente Isu
rr0ndo en- el Cuerpo de Ia pOIicfa.
IturrOnd0 como oficial pund0noroso
y dignO y como Cump!idO CAballAFo
dej6 aquf mereOidaS Dimpatiss en- tOdas
Las classes soCisIes.
Nuestra felieitaCi6n aI amigo apre-
ciadO por 10 ioaticiR que 90 Ie hA hsono
RI fla.
.-Cinco individuos han ingressdo en-
estOS dfas en 10 CarCeI de distritO de
eStS ciudad proOedentes de Aojuntas
y CondenadGs 4 dichG penR pOr ID Cor
Go Munici oRl q act6a On aqueils villa.
LIS mayorfs de los condensdos 10 han
aldo pOr hurtoa memories.
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TaItt0l0s para S0IYIeIO p[IVld0,
1 NODERNIzARSE.
q pgEaLO LEs eOHOeE.

E1 inntil querer negar Ias cosas
euando eSta8 eatsn mis- ClsEas que d
IuE. III pueblo hes COnOCe demn1iado;
q pueblo pueI*oFFiQueflo sabe dOnde
le apFieta 81 4apatO y Eepetim0a 0ue
como s lOu haFmanoB ATFiVf que son
los que tieneh el meioP suPtid0 de-
telAa. cames. C0lchones = yCasimire san
sL2 Vigcainao, San Ffsncisco 10. Re.
gslos J PEemioI. RI pueblo Ies Cd
nocq.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08

krsa'Sos q lOs jipspOas,stss sOJgs 1i5ys-
tIS: So Gortear6n 8 todOs Tos aGog en-
Ire IO1 que ms % digtinRan Dor 81
oOngGncia en- q AhOEFO.
HOrGs d Cara. PaEA Ia impoaioiO-
nes:
De8IS 1O} de q maHana. = dA fka@
de- d t5rde Ios dfss laboralIeu. = T5e a.
{ 108 de B ma6ana 10 DominruS : ~.
IG extEcoiOn6g II uaiaU19g hOT.,g' -
1ept0 b de Ios DuminQo.
RegSGHae a. u ,Ssosis1ss: Les PER-
Bonas cue intaEagen m6s pOEmonoEeg
SebTo s puioions extRaciOneg
EsE do liquidaF intsEsgeg. ota pua-
dcn gel1lE un oiomp Cn Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
GRATA VISTA,

Hoy recibimos Ia grata visita del
buen amigo y Compu d sro don Fernan-
do j. Matisp, sgense visisro de- 0EI
Eco de Paerto RlcO.2
81 Se1'r M'sfw sigui6 hoy yi,is &
otrGs Puntos de ID iala, en todos los
CuRIes deseSmosle muchRS satiaftccio.
mes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08

Los revolueiOnariOu ruSOa eutkn
pendlentes de ID FeS0luci6n que tomen
las comisiones de d pSz que han lido &
Ios Este6Os UnidOs. para lAp8SPBe
ID revolution, Oas0 de ser Osf TONG.
ran AHtes ceHvez1 GPab.te que d6 bFiog.
NJ. r Calder6n y Co, TetuRn II, 4
Yandah. =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-08
Tfabajos de Ia C Drte Municipal
de Ponce. '
eDe Euero & Ju' 10 de 1905. Gauss
cFiminales ingresadGs, 2 O1O.
DespachRdas .... ......1641.
Pendientes. ..... zee. 369.
Tot I....2 O10
Causas ciyiles irgrssadas. 153.
DaBpaehRdas 100. .....65
Pendientes el 30 de FbrO. SO
Total.

Con IL reOrg.nizlD Di6n judicial de
Mr., Sw,f form6 % COlts Municipal
de San Juan con 45 600 habitanteg, o.
de Maysgtisz Cono47 600 ? Il de Porcs
con 81 600 fernando 81 primer dis
trito San juan y Rio Piedras. Ell se.
gundo MaySRti MsFicaO , Hormi-
guercB y el tercsro Ponce. GuSyRnilla,
r. fIaelaa y AdIantsS, RsiGnRndo igua-
les sueldos & los funcioparics de esss
CoPteB.
Sc iRnOra que plan obedeCe esta
organization de Mr.: SW pero poE los
hAbitantes de cGda departament0, aus
Caeas y kilometres de iulisdicci6u. re.
sulta an disparAte. OF prgando San
) uan y MayERiez la ~. parte del tF0.
b 10 del JuzgsdO de Ponca CON los
mlsmoa aueldOs y LEs mtRmRs response.
bilidsdeR.
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I0MII Ils1RAclOE

Eo session oaIebrada Dor este Conaa.
10 GO acOrd6 ConVCcar & los atfTores q.
cioDistaa para Junta General Ordinaria
ell dia 81 del corTieDte! & les de q
mE a. ms, On el local de n SoCiedad, On
Gumplimiento 10 que prescribe 81 AZ.
tfcuIo 25 de los Estatut6s.--Meyspti 3
6 de a gOato de 1905. II a. Menen.
oea, FreRldsnte, 8V.R
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BalcO Territorial J AgffcaIl
De Puerto Rico.
SECCION DE AHORROs.

hspossoSOaes sabre Js5rstos: Deudo
e0.25 { 81, 600, devenRarEn intereses q
8 pOF 100 anuRl.
LapOsiciOses 3 plaso TO: Desdo
S9Oo en 9del.nte deyenRarkn ntsr6s q
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En- cato imprepts % vende papel dc
peri6diOO VieiO 4 % 90 quintaI.
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| -SEMPER.

ci6n, empezara su regimen cele-
bEandose la subasta 81 primer Luz
mes para que suPta sus efectos &
paFtir del primer domingo siguien-
te, y entendi6ndose esta Oraenanza
como pliego de condolences.
TeItfonOs para s0TVIeIo pIIVl Do.
LsS. a. Luz El6Otrics Ios ha vueI-
to & reCibir de vArios precios y siste.
mas.
Son muy titles paFa IaS cficinss.
igleaiRs. hoSpitalea. hoteIes, casag "a
COmePcio, centEaleg.
Los hemoa yioto funCionar y res.
pOnden peffeCtsmente RI Cbieto pare
que ae les deatina.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
TWELVE DIE IN OIL FIRE.
Conflagration Is Still Raging In Hum.
BILE Field In Texas.

Houston, Tex, July 25.-The fire In
the Humble oil field is still burning
fiercely, but II remains confined to the
tanks of the Texas company. While
no James are ascertainable, II Is be-
lieved that twelve persons lost their
lives. So far as can be learned these
were all negroes, who were employed
In trying to prevent the spread OF the
flames. ~Forty-three mules are known
to have persisted. The managers OF
the Texas company state that the
tanks contained approximately $780,
600 barrels Of Oil, which was valued
at about 25 cents per barrel, and that
nom of the oil will be saved. In ad-
dition they say the big pumping plant
at the tanks was entirely destroyed,
making a total loss of more than
$500, 900. The efforts OF the fire fight
ers have been confined to throwing
up earthen embankments between
the burning tanks, OF which there are
eleven, and those in which 1000, 900
barrels Of oil, belonging to other COM
panics, are stored. These tanks are
5000 and 1000 feet away from the
field, but the water which covers the
field, as a result OF the rain, has
foatcd the burning oil to the first
level and a sudden Follower" may
send the burning fluid to the second
~embankmcnt, which would place the
other tanks in greater danger. The
fire is not spreading toward the pro-
ducing field, and 1t Is not expected
that It will. Hundreds Of men are en-
gagged strengthening the %levees, build
ing them higher, and in throwing up
additional ridges. Scores Of people
have lost their temporary homes in
the fields. Many of these have al
ready come TO Houston to seek shell
ter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
BOMB TRRoWER STILL AT LARGE
Attempt to Stay Sultan Of Turkey
Mystifies Authorities.

Constantinople. July 24.-Three
commissions are inQuiring into the
attempt on the life Of the sultan Fri
day, but they have not yet been able
to find the slightest clew either to the
author or the origin of the outrage.
Twenty-four persons were killed and
f~fty-seven wounded. The majority of
the victims were coachmen and TWEEN
ty-seven hack.Coaches were blown to
pieces and ffty-five horses were
killed. Eye-witnesses describe the
scene after the explosion as heart
rending, with men and horses lying
dying around. A hole w yards wide
was made in the ground by the explo-
sion. The bomb, which was intended
to blow up the sultan, fell short and
exploded about thirty yards from his
majesty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
PRESIDENT HEARS DETAILS.
Receives Official Account OF Disaster
on the BENNINGTON.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 24.-Acting
Secretary of the Navy Darling tele-
graphed an official report of the disas-
ter to the gunboat Bennington to
President Roosevelt. The telegram
follows; Accident on the Benning-
ton caused by small leak in boiler.
which was about to be repaired when
the boiler burst and was forced astern
through its b%ulkhead, coming in con-
tact with a second boiler. which also
was forced through its bulkhead, both
boilers exploding with two close ex-
plosions. There was no noise, ship
filled from stem to stern with scald-
ing steam, SCOT and ashes; many men
blown overheard, others jumped over
board for air, many of whom were
drowned. Survivors comfortably quar-
tered in army barracks; wounded are
scattered about in three hospitals,
those but slightly wounded in pri-
vate residences. Latest reports from
commanding officer gives forty.fve
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the Days Trading and
CLOSING Quotations.

Chicago, July 25.-Conficting reports as
to the amount Of damage by black rust
caused n see-saw market In wheat here to-
day. The close was weak, with September
down &d14c. Corn was of kMhc. Oats
showed 4 loss Of MMA. Provisions were
unchanged to 1lac higher. Closing prices:
Wheat-July, S712c; Sept, S6;sMS7c; Dec,
S714c; May, @c.
C%orn-July, 57c, new, 57c; Sept, 549sc,
new, 5Ihm5il4c.
~Oats-July, 3ll4c; Sept, 2s7sm29c; Dec,
2gkc; May, 3laHc.
P~ork-Scpt., Sl3.l0; oct, $13OTR.
LHrd-Scpt., S7.22l2; Oct, S7.i2la.
~Ribs-Scpt., SIS; oct, ST.92ia.
Chicago Cash Prices-No. = hard wheat,
SSl.mSHigc; 40. 3 hard wheat. S7dSSlaC;
No. = corn, j7l.c; No. > oats, SOC.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
DEATH LIST NOW So
EXTENT OF BENNINGTON pishs.
TER HAS BEEN DEFINED.
All Victims Have Been Identified
and Entire Crew Accounted For.
Seven More May Die Of Injuries.
Official Account Of Disaster.

San Diego, July 24.-They burieo
the gunboat Bennington's dead, forty
seven OF them, in a common grave.
On the crest of the promontory OF
Iona they were laid to rest in the
peaceful little military burying
ground. without the crash Of drum
or the sound of brass, without pomp
or parade, yet with simple impressive
ness all honor was paid the nations
dead. They have honored dead to
keep them company, these brave boys
of the Bennington. All about them
lie those who died in the nations SER
vice in most trying times. Grave
stones, yellow with age, bear the
names Of men who died at Monterey,
In the Mexican war; others VINO gave
up their life in the conquest Of Call
| fornia and who followed Commodore
Stockton at Old San Pasqual. These
| are their neighbors in death. Surely
! they should rest well.
The army and navy paid their last
| tributes no less sincere than the sim.
| pie grief Of the representatives OF
! peace, who made the long journey
around and across the great bay.
San Diego a City Of Mourning.
San Diego was a city Of mourning.
Thousands filed through the morgues
with arms filed with flowers, dropping
the blossoms here and there upon
some of the u~nfortunates of the flag
draped collins. Other thousands
gathered in the plaza, from whence
the procession of cofIin.laden wagons
was to start.
Promptly at noon the long line OF
vehicles began the long journey
around the bay to the burial place
Owing to the steep hills and rough
roads it was found impracticable &c
use hearses or even dead wagons
and the bodies were stacked in heavy
express wagons and other ordinary We
hicles. T..
The deep trench in which the bod
les were placed, in two rows, feet tc
feet, is sixty feet long and fourteen
feet wide. 1t was finished but Il few
minutes before the arrival of the frs
load of bodies. Around ii were drawn
in long lines, the artillery compan!
from the fort.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
Run over by Switch Engine.

Omaha. July 24.-James Murphy
was killed at midnight by being struck
by a Burlington switch engine on the
bridge crossing Hickory street. Muir
ply was asleep on the tracks when
the accident occurred. Gus Brugman,
who was with Murphy, vas also asleep
on the tracks and had his left arm
cut off by the engine and was other
wise injured. He may die. Sidney
Slaven, who was also a companion
OF Murphy, vas asleep, but was lying
on the side of the track and escaped
injury. The wheels of the engine
missed him by six inches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
CREW ALL ACCOUNTED FOR.
F~ifty-eight Wen Are Dead and Forty.
six Wounded.

San Diego, CAL, July 25.-Shocking
and pathetic as have been the occur
rences accompanying and following
the explosion on the United States
gunbOat Bennington In San Diego har-
Dor, the story of the frightful accident
has reached the point where the story
of suspense may give way to the re-
lief of knowing that the extent OF the
disaster has been defined. The most
important development is the certain
ty that no member of the crew of the
Bennington remains u|naccounted for
and that no gruesome find awaits the
exploration of the depths of the hold,
now being rapidly emptied of water.
The summary OF the situation is "a
identified dead, 4 unidentified dead, 46
wounded, 81 uninjured, | deserter,
which brings the total up to that Of
the number OF the officers and crew
1877.
Investigation resulted in definitely
establishing the identity Of the four
men classed as unidentified dead.
These are: c. Nelson, c. S. Carter,
p. Strang and r. D.. Ogles.
A visit to the hospitals where the
injured survivors are being cared for
gives a hopeful aspect to the present
situation. There are several poor fell
lows whose fate may be said to hang
in the balance and one Of them shows
a decided tendency toward recovery.
Those in a critical condition are: w.
V. Kennedy, George Hallett, G.
Schalltz, II. f. Metties, S. Pakate, l..
A. Griez and Walter Martin. The
latter may recover but any of the
others may die at any hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
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The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28

dead identified; eleven tead %unidenti.
fed: forty-eight wounded, a number
Of whom will die; seventeen missing;
total number on board 1870. Captain
Drake. with surgeons AMI nurses sent
rom Mare island, arrived. He has
u given full authority to employ
doc'Drs and purchase such medical
SUPPLE as may be necessary"
The """sident has directed that
everytLi..s possible be done to allie
viate the suffering Of the injured. A
general inquiry into the causes OF the
disaster will be made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
YELLOW JACK Is SPREADING.
Thirty-four Deaths Reported at New
Orleans Since JuIv 10.

S''CaHS 0'nSC Su'y ""
New Orleans, July 26.-In response
to the request of the state board OF
health. the city board of health com.
piled the figures of suspicious and
actual cases of yellow fever and
deaths and the figures as issued by
the state board show between July
13 and July 81 there were about 100
cases, suspicious and positive, and
twenty deaths. Since then there
have been 54 cases and IA deaths.
making all told 154 cases and "a
deaths. There are about fifty cases
under treatment. DR.. George b.
Young, United States marine hospital
service, has been assigned to take
charge of the inspection Of trains, to
cooperate with the states and local
tiles which have instituted quaran-
tines, and he will make his headquar-
tiers in Jackson, Miss. The state
board has ~quarantined the state
against New Orleans.
Physicians are reporting promptly
all cases of fever and immediate steps
are taken to prevent mosquito infec-
ton, so that the prospects of restrict
ing the infection are considered
bright. The advisory board Of the
city board of health began active work
and will have immediate charge of
the work of ferreting out the new foci
| Of infection and carrying out the san
itation and isolation. 1t will also
have general supervision over the
campaign of education and the clean,
ing up of the city, screening of els.
terms and houses, etc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28

child u~rinates too often, ifthe urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made miser.
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-ROot is soon realized. 1t is sold
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, July 25.-Cattle-Recelpts,
4,4T0; slow, steady; native steers, $500
$50: cows and heifcrs, So. 75m4.30; western
steers, 81. 25d4.j 80; Texas steers, 81. 754
3.75; range cows and h%elfcrs, S2.25M3,J0
Gamers, Sl.J0n2.50; stOckers and feeders,
s2.OOU3.75; calves, s3.O0d5,J0; bulls, stays,
etc, $2.OOd3, ~. Hogs-Rcceipts, 1900; )
Ml0c higher; heavy, S5,dOd5.55: mixed,
S~5.52iam5.55; light, S5.55M5.G0; pigs, $40
Q5.4O: bulk OF sales. S5.52l@d5.57l9. Sheep
Receipts, $500; lO|Il5c lower; westerns,
t4.5Iri5.3O; wethcrs, 81, ioli 81; ewes, S4.CO
GAO; lambs. Sd,OO47.75.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
Kansas Women Smash Joint.

Clay Center, Kan, July 26.-Eight
prominent temperance women smash.
ed a joint at Industry, owned by
John Peterson. With hatchets, they
broke open a barrel of whisky and
several cases of beer. Six men were
in the joint drinking. The women
knocked the glasses from their hands.
The joint was thoroughly wrecked.
Peterson has left for his home at
Junction City.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28
Daniel S. Lamont Dead,

New York, July 24.-Colonel Daniel
Lamont, secretary of war under Mr..
Cleveland, died at his country resi-
dence at M%illbrook, N. Y, after a brief
illness. Death was unexpected, al
though Colonel Lamont had been in
feeble health, and the members of the
Immediately family were gathered at
the 'Altamont," the Lamont country
home at Millbrook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-07-28

Griswold entered into a conspiracy to
induce many men and women to enter
upon land, to be afterwards trans.
ferred to Cobban. The land was sub
sequently acquired by Senator Clark.
and in another suit now before the
supreme court Of the United States
the government is seeking to set aside
Clark's title to the land. Griswold
is a government witness, the indict-
ment against him having been an
pulled.