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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-09
Pro BONO PJBLICO

Los llamados vinos cordiales preparacio-
nes sin sabOr de aceite de bacalao son compues-
tos espirituos que contienen una fuerte propor-
/ ci6n de alcohol de dudosa calidad, pero ningtin
aceite de bacalao. Por la gran cantidad de al
coholque tales preparedness contienen, ejercen
sobre ell ORGANISING un efectO estimulante al
principle, pero enervadory debilitante alalarga.
La administration de estos vinos cordiales
puede producir en- los ninos resultados fatales
por la Influenza perniciosa que ejerce ell alcohol
en- el sistema nervioso.
Estos vinos y cordiales 6 preparedness sin
sabOr que Sc dicen contener los alcaloides
principles activos del aceite de higado de ba-
calao, cOntienen por 10 menos de 15% & 2O%
de alcohol, y ademas de afectar ell sistema ner-
vioso perturbar las funciones de nutrici6n,
cream en- los adultos la fatal propensi6n al uso
de bebidas alcoholics, y sus efectos en- gene
raj son comparables los del ajenjo, los del
aglardiente y otros icores embriagantes.
CuandO ell cuerpO esta debilitado, faco Y
extenuado no requiere estimulantes alcohol
cos sinO una alimentac6n buena abundante
en- grasa y en- principles nutricios que engorde
Y fortifque, por ESQ los m9dicos recetan la
EMULSION de SCOTT, que contiene ell aceite
pur0 de h1gado de bacalao de Noruega, que es
la grasa que mas facilmente sc asimila ell
mejor alimento natural
Ademas del acete de higado de bacalao, la
Emulsion de Scott contiene la Glicerina que
ayuda la pronta digestion del aceite Y los Hi
pofoSftos de cal de soda que nutren el cere-
bro, los nerviOs y los huesos. La Emulsion de
Scott no puede substituirse con NADIA como TN
creador de carnes, sangre y fuerzas
Su meior recommendation es ell uso cOnstante
que de ella hacen todos los mGdicos del mundo
en- 81 tratamientO de la Tisis de- todas las
Intermediates cOnsuntivas.
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METILOIDES Ell meior m6s segurado
de Judos los especfficos hasta ahnrs c,r Ocido,
para Ia cura permanente de todas las enfer-
me AIDES de la uretra, va sean 6stas er6nicas
8 gudas Contiene ell flu 10 y cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tempo que ningGn otro pre-
p RADIO similar, las gonorre 8, espermatoreas,
cistitis, cot. Mejor que las inyecciones y muy
superior al ssnoalo y copaiba Empiezs &
surtir su efe to 4 las tres cuatro hOTas de
haberse tornado
Los "METILOIDES" son faoiles de tOmar,
est6n prenaradOs de manera q.,e no revuel-
ven el estomago nj producer mSlos efeotos,
De Venta 81 Jodas las Boticas. Pfdanse
nuestras gratis q sus Gnioos fabriosntes.
Frederick stearns d Ca, Detroit, Mich.
q. U. A.
ANUNCIO Sc venden IaB casas
SS' So e,ssti 88 Beneficer ciR no 4.
l. formRrsn SIl "a. altos.
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.EI ayunta amiGnt0 D de
Ia Ciudad con Ira ell
SuporiDt endemic de
SaDidad
SOlfeltud do lntOTdIGtO prohIbI-
tOTIO,
La va celebre querelIa por 10 de
matanza y abAsto de carne de
cerdo.

cerdo.
El ayuntsmientO de Ii Ciud0d hO
prnCedidO contra 81 sefi Or SupeFinten'
dente de SanidAd, en- IR sigQiente
forms:
El lyuntamiSntO Dc San Juan
vs. lMJUAGIlUHS,
Fl Supsrintondonte Do Sandad.
En la Corte de DSstrSto del Dis
tTitO JuQSCiGl de San JltGaa.
El AICalde de Il Ciudad de San Juan
RobsTt0 III. Tod3, como repreEentante
del MuniCipiO y Dor conduCt0 de 50
abe gad0 Ramon Falc6o, pFOmueve la
pTeSente soiiCitud de interdiCtO pHohi-
tOriO contra eT SuperinSendente de S&'
nidGd don Ricardo III, Hernandez. pa
FS que guSpendA tempOraimente el ar.
ticulo del RsglaTnent0 que aOmeti6 6
10 aprobaci6n del COnSejo EjsCutlVO y
hs pueSto en- vi40r sobre 10 mAtAnza
y RbAst0 de Carne de cerdO en- Puerto
Rico, hRStG tant0 feCt ig8 sentenCiR en-
Cd pIeit0 civil iniCi9d0 con este motive
aute cate misma CoFte.
DiCho 0rticulo 8 del RegIamento 90
iltgAl 6 irrcGa peSiulCiOs aH Municipi0
de San Juan como Sc pRSa 8 demos
tFBF.
Por IL Ley de Ia AaGmblea L"giSIa.
tiva de Puerto Rico 3prObadG en- 10
de Marco de 1904 90 Aut0Eiz6 10 MAJ
tAnzS y VentR do CaFneg feeSCas de res,
CerdO y CaFnerO, fj5ndUse an tip0 de
derecho que Cobrsffan pOr clio Los Mu-
nicipiOa, en- efecto 6 TedRCtar el sugO
eli de San Juan pA ara el ejsFCiCiC de
1905 q 1905 incluy6 10 correspondence
pAItida como DroduOSo de eSe AEbltrio
P0r 0trS Lay de la misms feChO fue
ron uuificadOs los cargOB de Director
de B ane fiCencia. Pfisi0nes , SAnldad
en- ga SeCci6n 10 CYeA una Junta Su
periOF de Saniuad que RCtuAF& c0mC
cuePpO cOnbultiV0 del Director de So
nidad. Carload y Prisi0nes, dandOlC
atribuCiones para 10 redGCCi6n y pu
biicaCl6n de reRlAmentOs para el J6gi
men de On hygiene p6blica en- In Isi1
con Ii RpFO ObaCi6n del C0nsejO EieCuti
vo determin6ndO en- diChR Secc6n lAI
mAteTiAs acerCa de lRs CuRle9 pued'
TegN mentar.
rs obV1o tTataF aQu1 oI punSQ 0e Qu'
nj Ell Conseio EieCnuvO ri lR DiEeC
ci6n de Sandal, CArldad PrisiOne
tienan poder baStAhte para mOdlfisa,
una Ley do la As8mbles LeGlslAtiV.
de Pt0. Rico, y el AfbiCnlO 8 det Regla
mento en- question que dice aAiE
SQueda prOhibida 10 rnAtanz
de cofdOs duFRnte el periodic com
pPendid0 eDtre primeEO de May
y primeF0 de NOViembre. pues 4
expeRienCiR hs demostEA10 qu
anYAnta q NAtaOi6R eRluEQaa o
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Miles de Padecimientos
Cr6nicos en- las Mueres
CuradOS con la Peruna.
CatarrO Inferno eS eI Enc
n7igO de Ia MWieE
Sta. Della Sfroebe, Rufa Rural No. /,

Sta. Della Sfroebe, Rufa Rural No. /,
Appleton, Wis, dice: "Por varios
amos estuye muy abatida y no encon-
traba alivio con ninguna medicina.
mo podfa gozar mis- alimentos nj
dormir de noche, y siempre tenfa grandes
ojeras. Mis- amigos estaban muy
alarmados. Sc me aconsej6 probara Ia
Peruna y empec6 4 mejorar con ell
segundo frasco. Despues de haber
tornado seis, me sentf enteramente
curada. No hay palabTas- con que
elogiar la Pefuna, como remedio para
muJeres cansadas y abatidas. Della
StrOebe,
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DEGOMISO.

Aver el inspector de Sanidad ssfror
G ROO decOmin6 d 3 fIoF Antolf0 Ason
diez libFas de ian por no reunir con-
diciones ssDisaFiap. q Francisco Rodri
guez diez Iibras de bacAlAo y Is de to
emo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-09

PoBREzA de sANGRE
enoa
la
quits amedda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-09

El ayuntamientO de Ii ciud0d hS
proCedido contra 81 sefI0 0r SupeFinten.
dente de Sanidnd. en- 10 Nigaiente
form':
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
DOMINICAN PORTS
In YANKEE HANDS
Sigsbee Takes Possession of Gus
toms Offices and Collects
Duties.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Bun Special Service. -.
Washington, Feb. 1.-Two Santo Do
minican ports, Puerta Plata and Monte
Christi, now are subject to American
control, Rear Admiral Sigsbee having
taken possession Of the latter port un'
der orders from the state department.
It is officially announced that the
control of Monte Christi was assumed
under arbitral award in the case OF
pany, because the receipts at Puerto
Plata have not been sufficient to meet
the monthly payments provided for in
that agreement, and that it was &C
complished without any resistance OF
opposition from the rebels, who prac,
tically are in control at that point. It
is said that Monte Christi was taken
possession of because of it's proximity
to Puerto Plata and that the customs
receipts and port dues at the two ports
will be more than enough to cover the
prescribed payments. The balance will
be turned over to the Santo Dominican
government. This arrangement will OBJ
Niate the necessity for the seizure OF
SANTANA and Sanchez, the other north.
ern ports, which it was agreed might
also be taken over by this government
| II it was necessary to make up the pay.
ments. ss 9. =. s. 6.
lieutenant Commander Edwards OF
the Leiper has been placed in charge
Of Monte Christi, but it is announced
that his assignment is only temporary
! He was appointed because Of the belief
that strict measures will be required
until American control of the port has
been fully established. An American
warship will be stationed at Monte
| Christi to awe the rebels and prevent
| any Interference with the new arrange
! ment. -. -
Judge John T. Abbott, the American
| fiscal agent, who has been in charge
| of Puerto Plata for three months anC
whose authority was to have been ex
tended to Monte Christi, got himsel1
into serious difficulty with the state
department. thru an interview he gave
out in New York yesterday, in which
he said the receipts at Puerto Plata
were more than enoukh to meet the pay
ments to the Santo Dominican Improve
ment company and that Monte Christ
was taken possession Of under the pro
tocol with the Morales government ar
ranged by Commander Dillingham; OF
Jan. 20, which was rejected by the stat,
department when the opposition to tn,
president IS protectorate plan develope,
in the senate. Both of these statement
were denied at the state department
and in a manner which indicates tina
Judge Abbott will lose his official hea,
for talking too much. - ,~a>% -
Commander Dillingham;, who wa
sent to Santo' Domingo as the presi
dents personal representative to ne
i gotlate a secret protocol with Presi
/ dent Morales, returned to Washington
today and reported to the president an,
Secretary Hay. go - u :. :'--'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
LOST. NIGHTlE AID
STIRS UP FLATS
Janitor Blushed, but the Elevator
Boy, Was the One Who
Had Fun.
Naw York s,,n sneoial Service,

New York Bun Spoc1aA 6ecV1ce ~
New York, Feb. 11.-Just how far
a tenants rights to recover property
are restricted by the laws of apart
ment-house proprietors is the nice ques-
ton which has precipitated war in one
Of the most exclusive fats on the up
per West Side.
It all came about thru the loss Of
some lingerie by woman on one OF
the upper floors. On Wednesday. night,
when residents entered the elevator
they were confronted by note in a
feminine hand, written on delicately
scented blue note paper. It read:
"Will the lady, or person, who took
by mistake a nightgown with lace)
to the elevator boys"
The notice created curiosity, but the
elevator boy might have been sable
statue Of silence. Frivolous men who
rode up in that elevator, however, were
inspired with desire to help the lady.
The blue scented advertisement Of her
wrong was shortly followed by a dozen
others.
NWhy the elevator boye' asked one
notice.
Mine. announced another, are
pajamas, but they are at the service
Of any lady in distress.
they are sufficiently roomy to be fitted
to any figure
The elevator walls looked like sub.
way station when the indignant JAM.
tor walked in this morning. He was
suffering from shock when he went
up. to consult the lady. She not only
admitted her guilt, but protested she
was entirely justified.
It ain t decent, = was the; janitorial
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HOUSE BALKS At
STATEHOOD BILLS
senate's Plan Of omitting Ari.
IONA Will Probably Not
Go Thru.
New York Sun Special Service.

Washington, Feb. n.-Unless COM
promise between the senate and house
can be effected there will be no state
hood bill passed at this session This
was made apparent by the conference
OF the republicans late yesterday. The
republican house leaders who are OPP
posed to statehood, feel they have sue
ceeded in adopting, restrictions which
will make impossible an agreement at
this time. After wrangling for three
hours 1t was decided by the conference
to bring In a rule providing that the
statehood bill shall be sent to a confer
ence, and that the house conferees shall
insist upon the house bill, which was
ratified by the republican caucus Of
April, 1904, and which passed the house.
The bringing in of a rule to send the
because Of the fear of the leaders that
the house, once the bill was before
it, would vote to concur in the senate
amendments providing statehood for
Oklahoma and the. Indian Territory, as
one state, and New Mexico as another.
Delegates Rodey and the friends of
statehood are much incensed at the &C
tion. Of the republican conference. They
claim that many republicans who are
pledged to statehood did not stand by
them.
The resolution adopted by the repub-
hcan conference was as follows: -
Resolved, that it is the sense Of this
conference that the action Of the re.
publican caucus, held April IL, 1904,
touching the admission Of Oklahoma
and the Indian Territory as one state,
and New Mexico and Arizona as one
state, as provided in the bill Of the
house, No. 14,479, which bill has been
amended by the. senate and is now pend
ing in the house committee on terri
toriese, be insisted upon and that we in
ings az: can be had by. the majority Of
the house or such special order as can be
made by the majority Of the house, un.
der which hte aforesaid policy. Of the
republicans Of the house will be worked
out. -
This resolution was adopted by vote
| Of ll2 to SO.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

Chicago, Feb. 11.-Johann Hoch, con.
fessed bigamist, is thought to be on the
point of breaking down. He no longer
acts like a comedian. His smile is
wearing off.
Inspector shippy said today that the
point had about been reached where
Hoch is willing to tell some things he
has denied before.
Today the lines in Hoch s forehead
and the burrows in his cheeks plainly
told that he is worried.
GIVE already have sufficient evidence
on which to hold Hoch to the. grand
jury said Coroner Hoffman. He at
taches most Importance to a final report
on the analysis of the organs of Marie
Walcker. Arsenic was found in the
stomach, but whether this was the direct
cause Of death cannot be established un
til the examination Of other organs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
GEBHARDT's DUAL LIFE.
Asa Brooks Came to Minneapolis to, Get
Evidence Of It. + go

epeoial to Tho Journal. a
New Ulm, Mimi, Feb. Citizens
have been aroused to anger by an arti-
Gle in a local paper concerning re-
cent visit of Asa p. Brooks, the only
eyewitness Of the murder of DR.. Geb-
hardt, to the twin city hotels for the
purpose of ascertaining if DR.. Gebhardt
did not visit one Of them in company
with married woman from this city.
The local paper says that while
Brooks was In Hotel Nicollet in Mime
apolis, searching. the register, he was
questioned by a resident Of Sleepy Eye
and stated that he had been informed
that DR.. Gebhardt had on a certain date
visited that hotel in company with a
certain woman from New Ulm and that
he desired to satisfy his mind upon
the subject. z
AS Senator Somerville, after the: re-
cent trial, informed certain citizens that
at the next trial the defense would pro-
duce evidence to substantiate the as
sertion that DR.. Gebhardt had led q
double life before he was murdered,
this visit of Brooks to the different ho-
tells in the twin cities is significant.
The editor stated to fellow member
Of the Bachelors club that chad Wis
tied the hotels in st. Paul for this pur-
pose. This gentleman Informed him
that he should be ashamed of USING such
tactics against departed fellow being,
and especially one whom he had called
his dearest friend.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
; MORE SNOW FALLS
IN MIDDLE WEST
Kansas and Nebraska Get Third
Heavy Snow Storm Within
Ten Days.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE weather
bureau reports show that the third gem
( eral snowstorm within the last ten days
{ has set in over Kansas and Nebraska
and the lower Missouri and upper Missi-
sippi valley. The storms, accompanied
by considerable snow and an extreme
y cold snap, continue in the middle Rocky
4 Mountain region, the nearest approach
to the present conditions there having
occurred in February, 1899. The first
9aho eastern me oreson eas
: Washington. The forecasts today an
= nounce that the temperatures will mod
crate slowly in the northern districts.
Z A ridge of high pressure extends this
morning from the north Pacific coast
states eastward to the upper Mississippi
!. valley and southeast from there to the
middle Atlantic coast.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
SAW N0GI' FIGHT
IN THE HEAVENS
"a Minneapolis Cruiser Sees Won
derful Mirage in the Cana
dian Wilderness.
The Forts and Guns Appeared
While Bombs Left Fiery
Trails.

While sleeping alone in his tent in
the dreary wastes 500 miles northwest
Of Winnipeg, +. sRistel, a well-known
Minneapolis limb I Il uiser, was awak-
ened by an unusul glow in the sky.
Stepping out into the night, he beheld
depicted In he heavens strange and
terrible scene Of active warfare.
This was son Dec. 3 1.s
& By what sse ems TO be more than a
hour that the gallant General Nopi was
leading his forces ITO the last desperate
assault upon thee Browning fortresses
at Port Arthur. s
Mr.. Bistel is thoH0ly vouched for as
an intelligent, reliable man, and. he and
his friends are firmly convinced that
Of a verify he saw The heroic struggle
which was taking place at that instant
on the other side OF The world.
ItYWas long before dawn when Bistel
was awakened by the angry light. Long
experience in the woods had made him
cautious of forest fires, and he lost no
time IN taking observation. What
he saw in the sky e iTly paraly zed him.
Directly to. the southwest, 4 at an angle
OF about 45 degrees from the earth
form Of two forts adj Joining each other
cornerWise. They were perfectly out.
lined even to the large guns mounted
on their parapets. s. IS. &
The whole loomeds out clear az day
brightly illuminated by continuous
flashes as Of hug rockets or bombs hav.
ing for their common goal the int.
rior Of the ghostly redoubts. This last
fact was to- the lonely watchers mind
too suggestive Of fery proiectiles aimed
from an unseen foesWithouts to admit
of any other conjecture. His thoughts
turned to Port Al thur then und ergoina
the terrific bombardment Of the last
great assault When week later his
mail brought the news Of the surrender,
it served to verify his belief that he
had seen the closing chapter Of the
great siege. i 5. s. s. To-. !
Telegraph reports for the hour in
which MT, Bistel saw the phenomenon
resd: Awful assault on fortress, end
Of siege. General Nogi's forces blow
up forts and mountains. s, I. ~
) Mr.. Biste1 was employed; at the
time in laying out timber lands Tor the
Red Deer Lumber company. Today he
visited Eugene w, Yeates and his bro.
Their, B. F. Yeatcs, and Mrs. Yeates
their mother, at their horne, 527OO 1Du..
pont avenue S, where he told his
strange story.
The mirage is quite explainable from
q scientific point az view and It's pres.
ence inssthe nsHs attitudes il
.vouched for by ssa' ssors Eat the
Minnesota state university. Numerous
historical cases d sinila nature
have been cited, it so far as known
no acene@has ever been reproduced al
such great distance. .,5
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
SOUTH AMERICA TURNS
FROM MONROE DOCTRINE
BLOODY HAMMER
TRACED TO KOCH
Scrubwoman Found Who Saw
Weapon That Killed Geb-
hardt in Koch's Office.
Special to Tho Journal.

Special to The Journal
! New Ulm, Mimi, Feb. 1.-THE
states attorneys now believe they have
traced the ownership Of the famous
hammer with which DR.. Gebhardt was
killed to DR.. Koch.
Mrs. Andrew Kaess, a washerwoman
who was accustomed to scrub the floors
of DR.. Koch s office, says she often
saw an old hammer hanging in the doc
tors lavatory. Her description Of. it
fitted exactly that Of the old hammer
submitted in evidence. Later she was
shown the bloody hammer and positive
ly identified it as the one she had seen
in DR.. Koch 8 office.
Of DR.. Gerhard she went to the office
Of DR.. Koch to scrub the floors and wash
the windows and that the old hammer
was not in it's accustomed place and she
has not seen it since, the murder.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
CASINO IHEATER in
NEW YORK IS BURNED

New York, Feb. II. Flames quilted
the Casino theater today. The audi
torium in the house is one story. above
the street level and is reached by a
winding staircase. This fact makes it
doubly fortunate that there was no au-
dience in the house when the fire start
ed. A rehearsal of - Lady Teazle'
was in progress when the fire broke out,
but every one escaped without serious
injury. s. $50.
Lillian Russell was not in the house
at the time Of hesfre.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
S0UTH:P0LE HUNTER
BELIEVED TO BE LOST
New York Sun Special Service.

Now York Sun Special Service. !, -
New York, Feb. 11.-A copyright
cable dispatch to the Times from Paris
says: .
b 1T is greatly feared that the: ant
arctic expedition commanded by Dr..
Charcot, which started more than year
has been completely lost.
cit is known to have encountered a
terrible storm last April, and has not
been heard Of since, nor have any traces
Of it's movements been discovered by
Uruguay, which sent out party to its
rescue.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
CABINET RESIGNS, THO
ALL But WYNNE STAY

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE following
statement Ct, was made public at the
White House today: H. q
:" The members Of the cabinet have
all rendered their designations and on
the 9th of March they will all be nom
mated for reappointment with the ex-
oeption Of Mr.. Wynne, who is to be ap-
pointed consul general at London. Mr..
Cortelyou will be nominated on March
6 for postmaster general III
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
. Is, FROZEN At. FIRE.

Chicago, Feb. 11.-Fire early today
swept thru the seven-story brick building
occupied by the Central Electric company,
causing a loss Of over 100000. The large
floors, filled with electrical appliances,
made ready fuel for the flames. The hy-
drants In the vicinity; were frozen ana
some time was lost by the firemen In get.
ting streams Of water on the structure.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
OF, FOR AND BY SENATE
KEEP SENATE PURE
Tho PARTY FAIL
Republicans Lose the Statehood
Fight While Burton Peers into
Whited sepulchre.
New York Sun Special Service.

New ~ York s Sun Special Service
Washington, Feb. Threat is the
senate Of the United States and stead
fast to its traditions. On Tuesday,
when the statehood bill was up for pass.
age, the division on the question OF
admitting New Mexico was so close that
poIh sldes were sk g Tor votes.
sent after him. Senator Platt Of New
orK l CT ana M carnage was sent AFTER ad
sania !. Hv 4t.a nave. .u.noa LIZ tlo
~ u ny suppprCels u tle
ognGsuu IN M VII auyoIaSeG LIZ
a,.a - a;1 $500 MI IlzGnss'
1aar;n No r;sona MI WI 1o1 ny aaem
~. - .ne eoiu as
or,- IL, w o ~ oose pal
10y 10y pa. IL .Gnao HAS peeh seen II 1ne
senaee cna s'l1 III Years
Would Bar New Mexico.
~,
I!e iepupllcansi,e except tnose ,, W!tn
spe1cla, .i1telssts, IKE rorHker' n ElKins
anu :na1u, ,uld noI VAN NeW M 11
aIa1 - as STATE because tney knew
t ina. .eaele VII pe Two aemocIatlc sena
1ols % SOON as sne stat : preaaMi,
nsa 20? aio oVli pioeeu' - was . pa ~
Al tho 49, aon.+o. .p,,,+o,, &c ~,
go ,ra 10 't ;g;a Gon ~ ~ W. - Aam
;.0, ~ e' oIaai
rno, Mas 81 W. ieR 'asa dnar aiG ;a+,
+bo ~, ~ .ne is'es uoo. s;n insu
e M e onn;n,,s c4anps 4 HI W. as na,,h1
VI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11

Governor johnson has been asked to
! visit Alexandra Feb. 10, when William
: J. Bryan lectures for the benefit Of the
Carnegie library in that city. The invi-
: tation was extended today by Senator
Il Ward
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-11
EXPLOSION TAKES LIVES
OF WOMAN And BABE

Coin, Iowa, Feb. 11.-Mrs. Luther
Morley and her babe were fatally
burned here today. The explosion Of
gasolene lighting plant which Morley
was pumping with air caused the double,
fatality. 81