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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
GESTACION

de GAbriels do aquella idiots sugeonsda por Colo Y,
de prono sospeeht horrible cr0z6 por mente Es
taria todo comhnsdo Se llevrix ALI al Azucarero para
dstraef Gabrea No, impossible tai procsder hubiese
sido demaaado lndlgno; seduciendo hombre
e cnemAt6Grao volvfa funconas otrA vez sque
os cuAdros roo como color de Is vegu,Dz ornAban de
Gzlre ante vista Era Ia hora de conner; los crados
sonrisa burlona RIPARIAN las viEnda eSirVase used de Ia
empsnada lie deca d06A Laonor JESUS que POGO spet
to-. Por 10 que veo este plato de gusto 80
ben: sPero prob6 usted ell relleno de gana Vsys
e que tiene usted cue com6rselo lC1ramba
ted eDadar.., Otro poquito, otro poquo. .1Y Pa
bo vefa propo comeGdo de odo aqueo de odo aque
o pagaba ell de don Fernando del mArdo de
squea enora entire salsa salsa ensrciabs honor
el pringue que saiA dc las oAs lego Alcuadro fna
tre scuddas de passion voptt Pablo volVl6 deha
Leonor convusa demudSd referrIe combination egotA
de dos padres que ho para reunr foluDs
uego, 81 consumarse aquea union secreo terrible que sale
de us abios. Una muier violada por ! Aun
escuchba de doha Leouo cuando e decia Me
poeyo... No.. viol6 entire el orcejeo de lucha
y fin cuanlo doSpu6s dc confession tan
rrlbp, squcia muJer Sc Ia decAra sun Ia vela e con Ell
pco couvulso eXtraVdos los oo los abios temulo dec
lie: -s,Amar.,l amar Porquc 80 necesito amAr lilo
ssbeis,..I amo, Pablo go. delro con frene1l;
lmo roque Ia mgen quen 20 o6aba, fn present6
ST, mucho Dos mlo ese quen smO. ese hom
bre Psbo hombre usted Ella Ia esposa de don
Fernando, de principal. que no hiba huido.
,por que Pablo yea Unto Il con los brazos ce6dos
cueo Cort20n contra Ell abOs qumEndoe Il
boca tai csrcit de muier sdGers, 6l habA corrspon-
dido. llorror 81, si.. Va iban rodAr uuidcs
nefanda passion sobre Is Ell crmen ba
bo pslmoeo de G4briela, dicien3osi Mama. lmtma
"a Ell lobo csm6 l. princesA Pablo escuchbG ain ell
Gudo ercz mitado por Colo Mas tIrde ell mirGr macoso
del Aguckrero e hlba hechO b,srls csbeza., OH Pablo
guerra mo desAparecer tqne instante, borbot6n
de os nund6 So eerbr0 ana elsrdsd sab Que fue dis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
B1BLr0rECA DE Ella DEMOCRACIA

psndose hstA conYee tanue resplndor Una vrgen de
oos gazos apsreca erea vespern', al mo de
Ia tArde.. Era ella. IsoinA. Pablo contempl6 toda
au hsrmosua aspirando cAndor de Extend6
Ia mano para orla dc un dardo
sgudfsmo hr6 corz6n emordmento horrible Sc apo
der6 de concenca ST. hAb duda; no ers dgno dc
pensar ella hsb msnchdo rcuerdo pursmo con
negra manchA de acc6n nfAme. olos hAban eH
ado Ia passion impura podA contempar aquels lmagen
divina sin eDnegrecerA prcfanarla Pablo VIC como ell
70 entire las profunidades dc noche Sc pM6 mano
ID rente ain dada QUO exl jeraba dolOr tTenf e
Ia culpa AqueA ert.c6n le htbA 1rrastrado como 10
nsondAble a piedra que ruedA en- ell sbismo Levan6
c,beza.-<Es necesario uchir... exclam6 = En- ell cam
no de mis- prop6sitos Gbtculo immense COntAba
con muer para reaizAr mi obs he aqu
como barrera inranqueb surge mi marchA dener
No.. saar6 sobre 10 barrera =; el crimen
no Sc hG reAlizado 81 fqueGa tuve u6 Ia de mi
pero mi osprtu lrch uchAr1 hAa consegur Is victoria
Sc puso en- pie.
SerfIn las once de Ia noche.
Pablo cerc6 Is puers de su habtAc6D, psrs contem-
par 10 sEsmAradas.
Todo estAb& slencio.
trabs hab suspendido por rotura de tubo en-
ell interior dc calder3.
Reinaba siencio mponen solo e centeleo inde-
de los Astros umnabA cGmpn L1A atlas moninas apA
del Mayodomo mechero de uminba respandor IN
deciso estrecha ceue mas abso otro fAro Iunto "a
brica, esparcfa So luz entire Ia neblina.
Pablo nti6 deeos de resplrar aque 2re puto de no.
che GbrgandoSe cuelo bufnd empz6 cAmnar
sin direction segurs.
Los nsectos chirrAban arededor POGO tropezR
cen Ia rueda de IN AbIndonAdA entire Ia yerbA.
Sin saber c6mc los minuts erconr6se en- un ca
lIei6p frente Ia casa de don Fernando.
Pero antes que e sombra hAbG deslizAdo por ell
msmo so Pablo extra16se del cuidldosO gO que
minaba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
H. B. 81.

Proyecto de ley, para abolir los ]uz.
gados de Paz en- las pobacones
en- que radican Juzgados Munich
pales, con exception de San Juan,
Arecibo, MayagUeA y Ponce y pa.
ra crear Juzgados de Paz On toda
las poblaciones de Puerto Rico en-
que hoy no eNlstan, pOr el senor
CamuIas.
DacIetese por la Asamblea Legls-
latlva de Puerto Rico;
Artfculo /. Qledan abolidos los
Juzgados de Paz en- todas las pobla-
clones on que radican hoy Juzgados
Municipales, con eXcepci6n de San
Juan, Arecibo, Mayagdez y Ponce.
Dlsponiendose; que en- toda poblaci6r
en- la que en- 10 sucesivo Sc establezcG
un Juzgado Municipal, cesara ell JDz
gado de Paz, y en- la que cesare III
Juzgado Municipal Sc es establecers
un Juzgado de Paz.
Artfculo =. Sc cream por 10 pre-
sente Juzgados de Paz on las signien
tes poblaciones & saber Naranj ito
TOa Baja, Corozal, Dorado, Vega AL
ia; Barceloneta, llatilIo, q lebra'i
Has, Moca, Rincon, liormigueros, Sa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

Proyecto dc ley proveyendo para Ia
construction del afrmado y lin
pieza de cunetas de un trozo de ca
rretera entire Guayama ell puen-
te Aguirre, por ell sehor bernar-
dini,
Deore.eso por la Asamblea Legis,
lativa de Puerto Rico:
Secci6n |. Qle SO lleyen 4 cabo
las obras necesarias de afrmado J
limpieza de cunetas, en ell trpz) com
prendido entre Guayama y ell puente
Agulrre, dc la carretera que desde
Guyana conluce a Ponce, pasandc
por Salinas y Santa Isabel.
Secci6n , Para realtaar tales
obras Sc asigna "a suma de veinte MI
dollars, 8 tanto lie ella como sea ne
cesario, de cua)quier cantldad de d!
nero eN stente en- ell Tesoro ldsulal
que 40 haya sido asignaoa para otrf
atenci6n, cumplieadose 10 preventdC
en- el Titulo NJ del C6digo Polltico.
Secci6n 3. Esta ley empezara
regir desde la fecha de 50 aprobaci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
PIoyectos De Ley. apIoba5os en-
Ia C5InaIa de Delegates
PASAN AL CONSEI0 EXECUTIVE

linas, Arroyo, Cidra. Gurabo, Qua
yauilla, Peduelas, Barranquitas, Jun
cos, Piedras, Maunabo, Ceiba, Luqul-
llo, LOLA y Trujillo Alto.
.Artfculo3. Todas las condiciones
relativas al personal, nombramientos'
salarIos y Jurisdiction de dichos Juz-
gados de Paz, Sc aiustaran a los pre-
ceptos lie la Secci6n IA de la Ley titu
tulada <Ley para reorgauiAar ell sis
tema judicial de Puerto Rico, hlandt
,el ndmero dc Districts jOdiciales, dis
poniendo que un Juez constituira e
tribunal para cooocer los asuntos,
tiianlo el sueldo de los Jueces; Pari
crear Cortes Munipa'es y deiniend'
sus facultades, Jurisdiction y el suei
do de los Jueces; y creando un ohcia
eiecutivo para las mismas y ctros Il
ness aprobada el 10 de Mario de 1904
.Artfculo /. Qleda derogada tod
! ley parte de la nisma que sc oponga
la presente.
Artfculo5. Esta ley empezara
regir el dia II de Julio de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
H. B. IS

Proyecto de ley proveyendo ell nom
bramiento de sustitutos para los
funcionarios pdblicos, por los Sc
1ores Alexandra Giol Naoriano
Virella Uribe.
Decretess por Ia Asamblea Legis
lativa de Puerto Rico:
Secci6n l. Qle en- tOdos aqueIlos
casos en- que la Ley no provea de una
manera especial el nomhramiento de
un sustltuto para un funciOnario pu.
blico, quien por causa de renupcia,
ausencia, incapacidad 8 cualquier otrC
mCtivo no pueda atender & los debe
res de su cargo. ell GOhernador, cor
ell consejo y consentimiento del Con
selo Executive, designara bien con 9
caracter de temporal, bien por e
termino del serviclo del empleado qu
ha de ser sustituido, un Sustituto Quiel
mientras este en- flnciones, asumir;
todos los deberes, atribuciones y res
ponsabilidades del funcionario en- pro
piedad.
Secci6n 2 Que toda Ley, deere
to, real orden i 6rdenes militares e
con1tcto con Ia presente, quedan dt
rogadas.
Secci6n 3. Esta Ley empezarh
regir embellishments deSpu6s de s
aprobaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
CARROZAS

Nos informan que las carrozas
que So construyen actualmente para
exhibirse eu el paseo triunfsl de la
Reina de Carnival, son en- extreme
lujotisimas y acusan en- su arreglo un
gusto artistco exquisite.
FL amigo San MILAN, comisiona-
do para la direcci6a de los trabaios,
dara en- esta OCCASION como siempre,
muestras eyldentes de sus condiciopes
! de artista.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

Sojfe ucfcdtof cl domiai1 de m@ hnl
r,jSlica.
Hago saber: que Pedro Rivera Iii.
vera, ha presentado moci6n ante es.a
Corte promoviendo expediente para !
gcreditar ell dominic de la siguiente |
inca RI ST[CA, sin nombre sita en- el
barrio eBoquer6n> del extingudo Mu-
nicipio de las Pledras, digo Pisdras,
perteneciente hoy al termino Mdnici-
pal dc FIumacao, compuesta de veinte
seis cuerdas de terreno quebrado, de-
dicado q pastos y siembras de frutos
memories, colindante por ell Norte con
Nemesio Rivera y Juan Algarin; por
ell Sur con Manuel Morales por el
Este con Vicente Peha por el Osste
con Amalia Gnzman Delffa Lopez.
Esta fnca tiene un valor de doscientos
sesenta dollars y la adquiri6 por COM
pra q Eugenia Rivera, no teniendo
cargas nj gravdmenes.
Y habendo acordado la Corte que
SO de- traslado del escrit0 al Fiscal del
Distrito que SO cite las personas de
Quien proceden los bienes 6 q sus eau
sshabientes 81 fueren conocidos; D
los que tengan go dichos bienes cual'
ouier derecho real, admitiendose las
pruebas ufrecidas que SO practcaran
dentro del termino de sesenta dlas y
que Sc convoque q las personas igno'
radas quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscriuci6n solicitada, por medic de
elictoa que Sc fjaran en- los sitios pll.
: blicos de esta ciudad 8 nsertaran tres
yeces en- un diario de circulation fin
que comparezcan 81 quieren alegar
su derecho, expido el presente, exten.
. dido bajo mi frma en- Humacao 1
= ounce de Diciembre de mil novecien
tos cuatro.
JESUS M PORRATA,
Secw!dtY.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
EDICTO
En- Ia Corte Municipal del Distrltc
Judicial Municipal de Humaeao.
Estados Uoidos de America, El Presi
dente de los EE. UU.

Pedro Rivera Rivera ex parte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
Anuncio

El que suscribe, ofcece mulas do
madas 8 ind6mitas. FL que interese
comprar algunas puede dirigirse a
esta Villa.-ALFREDO AMY,
COamo Julio 81, 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

Esta antigua y acrsditada
fasmacia, la msjo7 dc la .ocalidad,
ha Ysnovado todas sus s1istsncias
4 int7oducido an axtsnso su1tido
de drogas, productos quinlcos y
msdicinas do Patents dc los rsin-
ciyalas lahoratoSios do Europa y
America.
81 jsfs dol sstablscimisuto.
que cusnta 50 ahos dc sxpsrlen-
cia sn tan dslicada profession. atisn-
de Embellishments, auxiliado poH
un intsligents personal subal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
Commentaries

ANG Ell ,SUAREz. Fabricante &
importador de sombreros, Fortaleza
30 ; almacen San Francisco SO.
FARMACIA y Drogueria de Adol-
10 Iturrino Rivera. Camuy, P. Il.
Constants surtido de medicinas
trescas importadas de Europa y Esta-
Unidos. Perfumerfa, Noveda-
des etc. Precios modicos.
FARMAOlA COLON, de Ramon
Almazsn. Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
GR an Il aARATli,Ln

Grandioso baratillo de calzado, cris-
taleria y juguetes para nifios; eu Ell
puevo Bazaar de moved AIDES <El Sols
de Juan de la Mata, Cruz 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

tsrno, al despacho dc las prsscrip.
clones tacultativas.
La major gafantfa de ssta ca.
sa ss al crecisnts favor qua d pd.
blico arscibeno 10 dispense y 10
especial recommendation que los
princtpalss m6dicos do la c!udad
haceu do ella q sus clisntss
Sus precios son tan equitati.
vos que no admiten competencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23
AlquIleres de casas
y habitaclones

CASA distinguida perteneciente q
sehora cult y respectable, buenss ha'
bitaciones. cOmida exceieute-s' &c de-
sea--Precios m6diccs.
.Mdme q. SnligndC.
lle Oeste, Gale "a. Nueva- York
Ciudad.
REFINET home of culture woman
comfortable cheerful roorns, excellent
table, desiret--Terns moderate.
j.Edrne q. Salig1sdc,
11s ~. VA N. AZ. Na~-Ynrk. Cj'y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-23

TipoqYdfQ "LG Dem0crQci q
En- eSta i'nprceta sc hGcen todd cIGst
de trGbGj0S tipogmGcoS 4 toddS horas del
dla u Css a n0ehe. Prect0s los nlds bdrdtos.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
.SWAYNE TRIAL AS
RARE SPECTACLE
Seventy five Federal Judges Will
Appear as Witnesses at Bar
Of Senate,
= BY W. w. Jermane.

Washington, Feb. 8.-In the charac-
ter and number Of the witnesses sum-
moned to give testimony, the Swayne
impeachment trial promises to be the
most spectacular Of any in the history
Of the government. The defense will
summon at least seventy-five federal
judges of circuit and district courts
from the south and west in an endeavor
to establish the fact that the $40 g.
day allowed for expenses is customarily
used in the southern and western states
where extensive travel is necessary for
judges filling assignments. It is the
purpose of the defense to show that
Judge Swayne was within the custom
airy practice when he turned in accounts
of $40 day for expenses.
The spectacle Of such large number
Of United States judges appearing be-
fore the high court Of Impeachment will
be novel and interesting. In addition
to the black-robed witnesses, forty-fve
other witnesses will be summoned.
Today the court Of impeachment sat
to receive the answer of Judge Swayne,
and ten days were allowed the house
managers to prepare their answer, SO
that the trial will begin Feb Ii.
Senator Platt of Connecticut, presi-
dent Of the court Of impeachment, said
today that he did not see how the senate
could do any business from Feb. 13
until March 4, other than the considera-
tion of the Swayne case and the passage
of appropriation bills.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03

LODI, Russian Poland, Feb. BIN a
conflict between troops and strikers at
the Kounitzer factory here today the
soldiers fred, killing six persons and
wounding rty-eight. Shooting also
occurred at the Keller lace factory.
Warsaw, Feb. 3.-serious disorders
broke out today at LODI, where $4,000
men are striking. Some of the en-
ployees of a lace factory attempted to
return to work and the remainder forci-
bly, prevented them .-.
A strong military patrol was sum.
moned and attacked and fired at the
strikers, who replied with revolver
shots. It is reported by telephone that
the firing was continued at l CLOCK
this afternoon.
Strikes were started this morning in
the coal districts Of Dombrowa and
Soanovice. It is feared they will have
a serious effect on the industrial situa-
ton generally, Warsaw, Lodz and other
important anufacturfng centers being
entirely dependent for their coal supply
on these DISTRICTS \ aasssg
& According to the best information OBJ
tainable the official list Of persons
killed during the disturbances here con:
tains over three hundred names in addi.
ton to many unidentified bodies lying
at the receiving vault in the cemetery
The unidentified dead will be buried to-
night. .. ...,. liz
A group of soldiers outside a liquor
street last night fred on passers-by
without warning, killed shopkeepe1
and wounded another man.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
BANDIT AT 10, HE
OWNS TO MURDERS.
Prisoner in st. Louis Confessesst
. Lifetime Of outlawry and
Violence. !.

st: Louis, Mo-, Feb. 3.--Andrew Kur-
rowski, for whose arrest reward of
$500 was offered some time ago ia Chi.
cago,s is in custody here, and has made
8 confession that he is a opal yss.of
Marks and Van Dine, the Chicago car
barn bandits, who were hanged last
year. ~ = s2'.ty s
90 I came to st. Louis, he said, ito
plumber and rob. I would have started
out W ednesday night, but Is was too
sleepy. I have shot fifteen men, some
fatally. I have been in the reforma-
tory at Pontiac, Ill, twice, once for
robbery and assault to kill, and once for
a street car hold-up in Chicago. Il
"a d Marks and, Van Dine were pals Of
mine. I knew them for three years. I
have been bandit ever since / was 10
years old. must have been born one.
When I came to st. Louis Wednesday
morning from Memphis, where T kept
the police in hot water for three months
+ planted $1,000 worth Of booty"
: Kurrowski is Is years old. The police
learned that Kurrowski was coming to
st. Louis from the Chicago detectives,
who evidently intercepted a letter writ
ten by Kurrowski, while he was in
Memphis. - as.,.tE -. e..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
"SLAvING ON REFORM PLAN''
Russian Ministers Rush Work on New
Measures for the People.


New York Sun Special Service
London, Feb. 3.-Dr. Dillon, the Tele-
graph g special correspondent at ST..
Petersburg. says he is convinced the
members Of the committee of ministers
are not merely busy, but are literally
shaving in order to elaborate without
delay a series of measures which shall
suitably embody the concessions as
sented to by the car after the strong
representations made by the minister
of agriculture, Yermoloff. Hessen, edi-
tor of the Pravo, is now a free man,
and Professor Kareyeff will probably
be allowed to leave the fortress Of
Peter and Paul today.
The Standard correspondent at ST..
Petersburg, declaring there is no truth
in the report that Maxim Gorky has
been released, says: -~ IT,
paid a visit to his home tonight and
was told by his friend Kopiatnitzky that
he had been allowed to pay Gorky a visit
today for the first time. The novelist is
held in solitary confinement in small,
poorly heated room with a stone floor He
begged to be given q pair of felt slippers
on account Of the cold, but the com
mandant Of the fortress refused permits
sion. He was compelled to put on rough
prison dress and is refused the use OF
writing materials. Contrary to expecta-
ton, he is likely to be confined for an
indefinite term. He does not know whether
to expect trial in court or deporta ton
by administrative order
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
ADMISSIONS AS TO UKAsE
Russian Government Says Gear Now
Favors Important Reforms.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 3.-The story
sent to the London Telegraph yester-
day to the effect that the car had
signed a ukase granting constitution
was telegraphed back to this city. It
has elected semi official statement
declaring that the report is inaccurate.
The statement adds:
It was probably based on the following
circumstances: The council of ministers.
as already announced had rejected a mo-
ton made by M. de Witte that it should
record it's opinion in regard to the Incl
dents of Jan. %, and should adopt meas
ures to prevent the recurrence Of such
events, on the ground that it would ex-
coed it's powers in so doing.
Thereupon M. de White, whose special
opinion was entered upon the minutes Of
the council, submitted to the emperor a
memorandum, which his majesty ap-
proved. The council of ministers held an
extraordinary sitting on Jan. 81 to discuss
this memorandum, when the question OF
an inquiry into the events was discussed
and the minister Of finance was empoW-
cred to prepare a scheme Of social legisla-
tive reform with special reference to the
question Of labor.
This official notice of a foreign cor
respondent IS announcement is a novel
departure. 1t will be seen that it con-
Continued on I'd Page, 9th Column.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
NIGHT TRAGEDY
NEAR MINNEHAHA
Smelling Soldier Killed By !
rain Heel Was Caught
sssin Frog.


Caught by the foot IN a frog Of che
railway tract and unable in the dark
preaching train, a soldier, believed to
be Marion Robinson Of Company G.,
Twenty eighth infantry, was run down
and instantly killed some time last
night by a Milwaukee passenger train
between Fort. Smelling and Minnehaha
Falls.
Fragments Of the body were scattered
for 200 yards along the track and the
head was cut to pieces. But rags Of "a
uniform showed that. the man had, been
a soldier. Robinson is the only soldier
missing from the fort.
Part Of a human heel and half Of a
shoe, still grasped by the switch frog,
make it plain that the soldier acci:
dentally stepped into the frog as he was
walking along the track.
Robinson was a young soldier. He
formerly served with the Twenty first
infantry: When the . Twenty first
started for California on its way to the
Philippines he secured transfer to the
Twenty-eighth.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
REPUDIATES ACTS
OF INDIAN LOBBY
Cardinal Gibbons Says Church
Had No Part in Coercing
congressman.
BY w. w. Jermano.

Washington, Feb. .3.-Professor b. L.
Scharf having been advertised as the
man who went about among congressman
and senators threatening them with de-
feat if they refused to permit Indian
trust funds to be used in support of
Catholic schools on reservations, an an
nouncement has been made by Cardinal
Gibbons that Scharf acted wholly on
his own responsibility, and did not rep.
resent the church, directly or Indirectly
in what he did. This probably closes
this phase Of the controversy.
The charge that President Roosevelt
authorized these payments to the
church is misleading. The matter was
laid before the president by former In.
dian Commissioner Jones, and referred
to the attorney general, who held that
under the Indian appropriation bill OF
year ago, the trust funds could be
used for the purpose named, whereupou
the president, acquiescing in the opin
ion Of his legal adviser, permitted the
contracts to be made. It is not true
that he proceeded rough handed, and
ordered the contracts on his own respon
sibiIty.
The schools involved are nearly all il
the northwest, one in Wisconsin, three
in South Dakota, and one in Montana
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
TAWNEY IN LINE TO
DIRECT CAMPAIGNS
BY w. w. Jerm.ne.

Washington, Feb. 3.-There Is CON
siderable talk around the capitol indi-
eating that Representative Tawney of
Minnesota may succeed Babcock of
Wisconsin as chairman of the congress.
'sional campaign committee in 1906
Tawney practically managed the cam.
toned at Chicago in charge of the
speakers bureau. In that work he dis.
played good Judgment, according to re.
pubicans who had occasion to consult
him. He is, therefore, in line for the
place, and unless something intervenes
stands good chance Of being selected
to lead the campaign for the election
Of q republican majority in the sixty.
first congress, should he care for such
a position.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-03
AFTER PRIVATE CAR LINES
Ferguson Of Duluth Accuses the Ar
mours and the Roads.

Washington, Feb Be. M. Ferguson
Of Duluth, Mimi, representing the re-
tailers and shippers association, before
merce, today made especial complaint
Of the secret routing agreements Of the
railroad companies operating in the
fruit centers Of the west. This ar
rangement enabled the railroads to Sc
lect lines without consulting the ship
pers, and Mr.. Ferguson said loss often
He charged discrimination by the rail-
roads in the interest Of the Armour
private refrigerating car line, saying
that the charges of that company were
often double those Of the railroads
themselves. This, he said, was due to
mour company had been able to procure,
and he asserted that the organization
and success Of the beef trE,4k Were trace
able to this contract.