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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
N0TAS De JUNCOS
La Casa ConsistoriaI.- Ira
bajos del aIcaIde. Bale
de obreros. .-Entvsiasmo
LAS FIESTAS PATRONAL ES
Bale de socledad. --Ensanche
de la poblaci6n, exigido por
la comodldad y la hygiene,

Sc han terminado las obras de
reparacl6n y pintura de la casa
consistorial, que dan un bonito aspec.
to al edificio hermoscando Ia plazs.
-Nuestro activo acalde sefIor
Martinez, se afana por mejorar el
ornsto de 10 poblae ion, ocup&ndose
do Ia reparaci6n de las GALES que 50
encuentran en- NAL estado.
Ell bale que dieron los obrsros
el domingo de la semana anterior,
qued6 muy lucido, habiendo rsinado
ell mayor 6rden y entus asmo. Sc bal
10 hasta las cinco de la maGsna. La
concurrencia estuvo mly atenta y OBJ
sequiosa con las auto ridades y algu.
noz empleados que concurrleron q Ia
fiesta por invitscl6n de aquel'a
"A Ia reunion prepsratorla que
tuvo lugar el domingo para acordar
Ia celebration de Ia fiesta de la pa
trona de este pueblo, asistieror los
mas prestigiosos elementos de esta 10.
calidad y Sc acord6 el pombramiento
de Ia Junta organizadora que, dada
la animation que existe, resultarSn los
festsjos solemnes y muy concurridos
y habra mucha variedad on los fests
jos que contendran los progrsmas.
-Varios j6venes de ests culta so
ciedad proyectan dar un baile de con.
hanza ell domingo pr6x mo en- el her.
moso salon de Ia casa del Municipio.
Ell Ayuntamiento Sc propone lle-
var efecto ell ensanche de la pobla.
ci6n, por no hsber I'm solar vacante y
ser muchas las peticiones que SO han
presentsdo solicltando sitios para la
fabrication de cssas. L. sgomera.
ci6n de personals pobres en- las habi.
tacionss es contraria la hygiene, y
solo 10 evitarA dicho ensanche.
CORREsPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
PR0X|M0 BALE

Hay mucha animaci6n en- 10 socie-
dad capitalefia, con motive del bsile
que Sc celebrara mafisna, sabado, en-
ell Parque Borinquen.
Sc hacen grandes preps asivos pa.
ra dicha fiesta y sabemos que muchas
familias Sc prsponen concur ir, tanto
por pssar I'm ratio dc sgradab ex.
parcimiento, como por DIR las mimi.
tables danzas que toca "a orquesta de
Cocolfa.
Las impresiones I'll bu Ia ante
rior son tan,halaguef1sy, Q"e existe ell
deseo de renovarlas, e e muchos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
/
OESDE LARtS

Ia falltcido ell exce'ents puerto.
riquefio don Manuel de Jeid, & onza
lez.
Era un hombre de bien. Su inta-
chable prob dad ls hzo screedor al
sprecio pdblico. Dsfendi6 siempre con
energfa sus idea'es pstrl6ticcs ia
mas did musstras de cansancio en- la
dsfsnsa de Ia libertad.
En- tiempf &c ESpads desempe66
variss veces Ia a'caldiA y el juzgado
municipsl, eat i timo ID honorem, Du-
rante Ia e,eca auton6mlca sirvi6 este
dltimo cargo, enuncia1dolo dsIpues
por causRs que 20 son para dichas
en- e'te instsnte.
+ Connie Unionists clrcul6 una
invit |ci6n para Ell ertlerro, aquf y ,n
los ptebloE limftrofes. A ese acto rs.
nebrsS asisti6 una concurrencia muy
numet psa. Vel en- todos los sem.
b antc' re f iads la trisie impression de
una p6rdids grande.
A nombre del mismo Comite des.
pidi6 el duelo don Daniel Rodriguez
Ruiz y nombre de la familis don
Aurelio Mendsz Serrano Entire las
coronss, desc nlla1a la del partido de
Ia Uni6n
HEce q Aof 8, en- ests miSma fe
chs cond Giants la metropolis ell
cAoaver del que fue nuestro viril co
rreli & onsrio don Virgillo Acevedo.
Pa 8 los restos de los tuenol que
sc van.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
V|VOAI Y lC0STA

En- sl tren de mshsns regrtsao
San German los distinguidos csballe.
ros seiores jose AntoLlo Vivonl Jo-
st Manuel Acosa, quienes Sc han des
pedido hoy del gohernsdor Wintrhop.
Los sehores Vivori y Acosta son los
iefes de- partido republican, spuro,
de San German Laias, contando n
algunos miles de u tos entire sus par
tidarios. El seflor yivoni ha sido un
Slcalde modelo en- su pueblo natal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
CONcURSO UT|L
Sobre ell arduo y trascendsn-
tai tema Ique haremos dc
nuestras hijas?
POR UN PERIODICO
La contestaci6n premiada es
un modelo de sabidurfa
practica.

Habiendo un perl6dico norte anna.
ricano alberto un concurso entire .us
abonados sobre este tsma <SQus h..
rsmos con pusstras hiias,F. acaba de
acordar el premio Ia conteataci6n
siguiente. que tenemos 81 gusto do DO.
nsr { la vista do nuestros lectores:
lQue haremos con nuestras hijssP
-<Dadles una busna instruction
elemental.
<Ensefiadles 4 preparar una eomi.
da conveniente, q lavar, plsnchar, re-
mendar medias, poner botones, cor
tar una csmisa y hsctr todos sus YES
tidos.
<Que sspan cocer ell pan que 60.
men, tengan presente que una coei.
nera ahorra gattos de farmacia me.
dico.
sDecidles que para shorrar O.
nesesario gastar menos, pues SO tiene
10 miseria en- perspective cusndo %
gasta mas de los rentas.
sEusef1adles que un vestido de al.
go36n, psgado, vale mas que uno do
seda no concluido dc pagar.
sQue sepan desde nihas comprar ,
sacar Ia cuenta de sus gastos.
<Repetidles que un honrado obrs.
ro con delantal y en- mapgss de csmi.
sa, 90 Glen veces mas estimahle, aun
cuando no tuviera un centavo, que
una docena de j6venes elegantss, va.
nidosos, imbeciles y casi siempre de-
pravados, ocultando sa podredumbrs
baio apariepcias amables.
<Ensefiadles cultivar el jardin y
q cuidsr las flores. Despues de ESQ
hacedles sprender Ell piano 10 pin.
tura 81 tereis los medios de hacerlo;
pero sabed que esas artes son sscun.
dariss y ocupsn POGO lugar en- 10 exis.
tencis, trat9ndose de hacer esta feliz.
sQae ayr ndsn sobrs todo, 4 dss.
preciar las vanas apariencias, y que
cuando digan que 81, sea asf cierta.
mente, y NO, cuando dicen no.
<Cuando lIegue el momento de co.
sarse, ircule ades que la dicha ca 81
matrimonio 70 procedera de la fortu-
ma 6 de la p s'ci6n que tenga ell espo.
30, sino de les prsndas morales y del
caracter de este.
<Si hab Is aquilatado todo esto ,
si elias os h.n comprendido, tened 10
seguridad dc que vuestras hijas serau
dichosss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
I'll YURQUE'

Con ests titu'o ha comer zsdo q
publicsrte en- Ponce un nuevo teri6di.
CO, disrio de caracter indete3dlenie.
Lo administrs nuestro amigo el
propagsndisis ohrero don r mon No.
rel Campos.
FL primer ndmero, que hem s re-
~clbido, estA bien prtsentsdo y t-ae va.
riada lectura.
Deseamos & sEl Yunque1 vida lsr-
ga y sin tropIeIos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
AMAL|A PAOL|
Concerto eI domingo pr6xi-
mo en- eI Parque BERN.
quen, 4 las 8 y media
PROGRAMA INTEGRO
Entusiasmo en- el publico pa
ra aslstlr a esta gran
fiesta artistica.

AmalIa Paoli da I'm concerto el
domingo. A Ia serie de espectsculos
Que &c ofrecieron al pdblico de Ban
Juan en- ell Pareue Borinquen, va q
ahrdirse uuo, y sin duca de los mas
interesanies y atrsctlvos.
He aquf ell programa
Primsra patte.
10 Sinfori., opera <Nabuconodo.
sor,, Verdi.
~ Duo de la Zarzuela <Jugar con
fuego,, csntado en- caracter por la se.
Horita Paoli y el senior Nv aristo Vele1.
S'gltnda p rte.
80 Walls frances <En silencio,, Ber.
ger, por la orquesta.
4q <Passionata,, ,Vieuxtemps; VIC.
lin, senior Manuel Martinez, acompa-
hado al piano por Ia senorlta Alicia
Sicard6.
50 Duo de Ia zarzuela <Ls algeria
de Ia huerta,s cantada por 10 sefori.
to HaydSe Marin = el senior Evaristo
Velez.
10 <Cavatina,s opera eTrAviats, ,
Verdi, por 10 sefiorita Paoli.
~ Polka japonesa de la zarzuela
sEl pobrs Valbuens,s , cantsds 90 Ca
ra ter por ell sefor Vtlez.
Tercera parte.
50 Polka Gel psjsro azul , Erviti
por la orquesta.
o. sChateau Marg lux, zarzuela
en- un scto, dssempsfiads por 10 sefio-
rita Psoli, sehora Rolrlguez, seflo-
res Ve'ez, Montesincs Pousa.
Como 50 We, tendrt mos OCCASION de
conocec al notable vohnista st or
Msrtf1ez, Do cuyas facultadss hemos
old muchos elogios. Perm neci6 lar
60 tempo fuera del pats y no ha to-.
cado tunca eu su terra ante un audi.
torio como el que So dispone q juzgar-
le. Sc le augura y 90 le dssea un
triunfo brilanie.
Sc oye hablar del conciert1 como
de una fiesta & que asistira un naundo
de gerte. Y es seguro que no faltsran
los que rindan culto al arte. Cast 70.
4 das las familias de la buena socieda ad
de San Juan iran sl Parqus ell dc miu-
go. va tiensn compra las sus locali-
dades,
Es de esperar que la compshfa del
trolley ponga los carros recesarios, &
An de que ell viaje pueda hacerss con
comodidad, aunque sea grande In con-
currencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
JUKTA ESC0LAR De YABUCOA

Encontr&ndose vacantes en- este
termino municipal, las Escuelas rura.
les de SAguacates y Playa, Sc hace
p1blico por medic del presente, para
que los profesores que deseen obte-
nerlas, presenter sus solicItudes en-
esta Secretarfs, acompanadas del co.
rrespondiente certifeado en- ell termino
de diez dias q contsr desde en- Que
aparezca la pressnte publicaci6n.
Yabucoa, Noviembre 10 de 1905.
P. Q. Presidente,
L. j. MARToRELL.
) = Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
D|V[RSAS NOT|C|AS
AIsqaciones on la Corte fe-
deraI. vapor de guerra.
Presos sxcarcelados
OTRA PENN De MUERTE
Fallecimiento. Romero Ro-
sa.--Trovadores sin licen-
cia. - Fallecimiento.

FL ldnes, probsblements, empeza.
ran en- la Corts Federal Jas alegaclo
mss en- el pleiso de equidad iniciado
por do1a Maria Rios viuda de Rubio,
contra don Victor Burset otros.
-Manans por Ia tarde zsrpara
para Estsdos Unidos el vapor do la
armada <D31tsr>. Recogeri girCs y
cert ifcados { Las cineo de Ia mi,ma
tsrde.
-Ha fallecido en- ell barrio de la
Msrins, despues de lsrga y penosa
enfermedad, don Jose Soto segundo
msquinista do Ia plau.a Electrica de
la Marina
Aver estuvo en- San Juan ell
marshall de Ia Corte municipal de
Manatf don Manuel V. Gorzilez,
Conduio al pye,o Manuel Pagan Oca-
sio, ssnte ciado por aquel tribunal 8
4S dias de carcel por acomstimisnto J
aggression.
Eel martes pr6ximo SO traslada,
ra q Cisles Ia C0r,e municipal de Ma
matt, para cslebrsr juicios pendieuiss,
y el microbes seguira visjs hAsta Mo-
rows, con el mi,mo objeto.
H. sido procesado en- Hlmacso
Antonio Anduiar, acusado dc abuse
de- confanza.
-Han si.o exaarcelados en- Ia
isla los ,iguisntes presos: en- Maya.
gu Frsr cisco Ruperto y Manus' Rs
yes. En- Aguadila, Juan Mirallss y
CARLOS Perez. En- Arecibo, Aureliano
Oyola. En- San Juan, Msrcelino Of
t'z, jose B rbosa Diaz, Juan Mar.
quez 8 Ignac Garcia. En- Ponce, Jo-
sc Santiago. En- Humacao, Tito velez
= Natslio Navarro.
-Desde hsce muchos dias Sc en-.
cuentra enfermo. aunque no de mucho
cuidado, oil p6gref) den Ramon Ro-
msro Rosa, delegado a a Camara Le-
gislativs.
Proceed nte de a carcel do Pom.
CO ha ingress do on el Presidio Felipe
Robles, de- 20 amos de edad condanado
4 muerte p r asesiuato en- primer grs-
do.
Co fecha 10 del actual han em
peza do atxtir guir sus condemns en- la
carcslids San Juan, LAursano Morale
senter ciado por acometimiento y sgre'
si6n 6 meses de c&'csl; Sabat Rive
W, a meses por abuse de confanza y
Ansslasio Rodriguez Rivers, &33 dias
por altsrar la paz
Nos dicen de la Marina que Sc
sigue jugsndo de 10 Undo por el stio
denominado <Plsya de los ladrlllos /,
El juego es el dado. Ell tapete el sus-
10 lfmpio. La policfs ra-ece que no
ve mas que los ladril'os que rodean
q los jugadores.
Para actos de just'cla fuS tras.
ladado la Corte Municipal do Caro-
lima el prsso Pedro Cruz,
Continda1 con bastsr te activldad
los trabsj % de terraplen en- la puerta
de San Juan. Lo que hace falta 90
que dlcho alto este mejor alumbrado.
mo hay una orden de policfa que
prohibe as sersnatas y diversloues
despues de las doce de- Ia noche, siem
pre- que no haya licencis para e'lo?
Puss sobre esto SO nos suplica lamar
Ia atsncion de la policfa que hace el
.sr7icio en- sl barrio de la Marina.
Son mnrhos les trovadores nos di.
cen-qus n d ian dormlr oil vecinda-
rio.
xzxv- --zxuuuum
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
COLOCACION

Tn ioven puertcrriqueho deIea CO.
locsrse de Taqufgrsfo ingl6s cores
ponsal ingles eipahol. Posee conoci.
mientos svsnzados de taquigraffa es.
psnola y trsbsjo de ofcina. Buenas
referencias. Direction: ]. M. call
Luna No So, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03

elementos de la culta y distinguida
sociedad de San Juan.
Por ESQ no dudamos que sl baile
de mafians resulte concurrido bri.
llarte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
COIOcaCiidR en- farnacia

Tn ioven, 80 amos de edad, Il afios
de practlca en- farmscis, buenas refe-
rencias, dekea colocsci6n. lpiormes en-
LA DEM0CRACIA. MS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
BOrdAdOs

Sc da trabajo a buenas bordado.
ras envisndoles la tea ell dibujo q
cualquier punto de la isla. Sc soman
tambien, q sueldo trabai ando en- nues.
tras o6cinas.
OTRAS LABORES
Sc comprsn encsies de hilo, cane
s1S, bsrtas, pshuelos, cuellos ETC., de
encsle de hilo, gdipure sobre red, etc.
Sc solicltsn costureras.
Dirigirse q The Porto. Rico Drawn
Work q Embroidery CO., 10. Fortale.
za 10, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-03
POSITION WANTED

Porto Rican young man wishes
situat on as English Stenographer,
Typew liter snd English.spsnish trans.
lator. Has ofair knowbnge of spanish
ster ogrsphy and general Office work.
Good references. Address: j. NJ, Lu.
na St. No IS. San Juan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23
The Colonel's Waterloo.

Colonel John M. Fullet, OF Honey
Grove, Texas. nearly met bis Waterloo.
from Liver and Kidney trouble. In a
recent letter he sa, S: Il was nearly
dead of theeecomplaints, and, although
| tried my family doctor, he did me no
good; so / got zoe. bottle of your great
Electric Bitters, which cured me. |
consider them the best medicine on
earth, and thank God who gave ,ou the
knowledge to make them" Sold aud
guaranteed to cure, Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Kidney Disease by Stoddard
& Halste I'd, druggists, at soc bottle
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
tlandreau dispatch, %: A ratifica

hiobheths n
tion meeting was held at the court
house last night for the purpose of in
dorsing the work of the Moody county
members of the state legislature.
Though the weather was inclement, the
house was filed to the doors
Senator Rice was introduced as the
Roosevelt OF South Dakota, also as La
Toilette. He spoke for over an hour
and half on the right of petition ana
constitutional law showing why il was
mandatory upon the legislature to sub
NIT the primary election law to a vote
of the people. He was closely listens Il
to during every minute of bis speech,
Representative Olson also spoke. He
dwelt upon the twine plant measure
and as to his vote on the prina ary bill
he was not ashamed TO face mis- constit-
uents.
The meeting closed by vote #
thanks being extended to the Moody
county delegation for their work in the
legislature. Resolutions were also pass
ed commenting them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23
STANFORD POISON MYSTERY.
San Francisco Police Expect to Find
a Solution.

San Francisco Police Expect to Find
Solution.
San Francisco, March 23.-The Call
says:
1t Is announced at police headquar-
ters that within the next forty-eight
hours the mystery surrounding the
presence of strychnine poison in the
bottle of Holland water with which
Mrs. Stanford quenched her thirst on
the evening of Jan. IA at her Cali
fornia street home will have been
completely solved and that possibly
one or two persons, towards whom
the strongest suspicion is directed,
Will be arrested. AS to whether poi
son was placed in the bottle before
the water was drunk by Mrs. Stan
ford for the purpose of ending her
life or injected into the bottle after
she had drunk from 1t with malicious
intent towards Miss Berner the police
refuse to say.
The report of the local detectives
just returned from Honolulu has been
filed with the acting chief of police
and the captain of detectives giving
the result of their Investigations into
the death of Mrs. Stanford at Hon
olulu
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23

The report of r. A. Ramsey. chief
inspector of the bureau of animal in
dustry, with headquarters ut Fargo.
shows that the Dakotas and Montana
make up the greatest cattle and sheep
raising region in the union.
From Montana alone during the last
six months of 1904. the period of time
covered by his report, nearly 1000, 900
sheen were shipped. In cattle ship
ments South Dakota was in the lead
with 2S0. 1893. Montana followed with
140,7 748. The total number of sheep
shipped from North Dakota was 1877, 500 .
from South Dakota 1s8, 995, and from
Montana 99G. 9l5.
The banner month for sheep ship
ments was October, when 50S,610 were
shipped from the three states. October
was also the banner month for cattle
shipments. During last month aO1, 704
cattle were shipped ont of the three
states.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23
Sheriff $ Sale on Execution.

State of South Dakota. County OF
Lake. SIS. Notice is hereby given that
by virtue of special execution to me
directed and delivered, and now in my
hands, issued out of and under the seal
Of the circuit court of the End judicial
circuit of the state of South Dakota, in
and for the county of Lake, upon a
judgment rendered in said court in
favor of Frank Malloy, plaintiff, and
against Alonzo NJ Barnes. Fmeline
Barnes his wife, Denver d. Barnes,
Ruben z. Barnes, Sadie ID. Barnes, his
wife, Milton Barnes ~and Pearl Barnes,
his wife, defendants, for the foreclosure
OF mortgage described in the com
plaint in said action to laise the sum
of S3, 4l700, with interest thereon from
the Sth day of March, 1905, which said
judgment was entered and docketed in
the Office of the clerk of said court on
the 18th day of March, 1905. | have
levied upon the real estate described IN
SAID Judgment of foreclosure, to- wit
The east one half q of the southeast
one-quarter Cd of section twenty. one
(2D, the southeast one quarter q of
section thirty three (33), and the south
west one quarter (Dsof section thirty
four (A), all in township one hundred
and six (I06) north of range fifty three
(53), west 9th P. NJ in comfy of Lake
and state of South Dakota. And /
shall, on Thursday, the 18th day of
April, A. ID, 1905. at the hour of one
o clock p. m, of said day at the front
door of the court house In the city of
Madison, in said county and state, pro
ceed to sell all the right, title and in
terest of the above named defendants
in and to the above described property
and all interest they mad therein at the
date of the execution of said mortgage
to satisfy the said Judgment and costs.
amounting To three thousand four hun
dred seventeen dollars. together with
all accruing costs of sale, and interest
on the same from the Sth day of March,
1905, at the rate of per cent per an
mum, at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated Madison, South Dakota, March
IA, 1865
IT. j. Bliss.
Sheriff Lake Co, S. ID.
--Chas. j. Porter
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Everything you eat will taste good and
do good if you take Rings dyspepsia
Nablata Sold nv Gfodla.1 e. IIaIato,l
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23

Experience Of Night Clerk for EIe
vator Company.

st. Paul, March 23.-Compelled at
the point of revolver to search his
own pockets and hand over to a ban
dit all the money he possessed was
the experience of Fred e. Russell,
night clerk for the st. Anthony ele-
vator in st. Anthony Park early in
the morning. He complied with the
bandits orders and counts himself
lucky. inasmuch as he lost but 10
cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23

Pierre Capital, 90: Saturday nigh,
Congressman Burke, wife and daughter
Josephine returned from Washintg on te
Pierre. Mr.. Burke says be is glad to
get home again. The past winter has
been an unusally strenuous one for him.
He being member OF the inter- sta te
commerce, committee the rate question
engaged their time every day and in ad
dition he was working hard ON the In
dian and public buildings propositions
The latter bill failed entirely but the
Indian committee reported practically
everything the Pierre congressman went
after. As result Pierre will get an
other $l5. 900 building this summer at
the Indian school. Besides this several
thousand dollars will be spent i'm gener-
al improvements. Mr.. Burke viii
spend most OF the simmer in South Da-
kota.
Tx it is bilious attack take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
quick cure is certain. For sale by
Stoddard & Halstead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23
Minneapolis Plumbers May Strike.

Minneapolis, March 23.-The de-
mands of the Minneapolis union of
plumbers for new scale to go into
effect April will not be acceded to
by the master plumbers and building
operations throughout the city may
be tied up indefinitely. The plumbers,
among other things, demand $3.50 a
day. Another demand is that the
masters shall not employ apprentices.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23
Policeman Accidentally Killed.

Kansas City, Mo, March 23.-Police'
man Mulyahill was accidentally shot
and killed while trying to make an ar
rest. Accompanied by Policeman
Bryant, Mulvahill was chasing an al
legged thief when Bryan dropped his
revolver, which was discharged, the
ball passing through Mulvahill's head
killing him instantly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-03-23
SOLDIERS HOME.
Satisfactory Condition Exists
The New Commander Popular
With the Veterans.

| Sioux Falls Argus Leader, %: w. L..
Dow arrived home few days ago from
Hot Springs, where he had been called
! to consult with the members of the
soldiers home board regarding some
improvements which are TO be made at
| the home this summer. The last legis-
lature made an appropriation for inn
provements at the home. There is a
growing need for more room but the
legislature could not see its way clear
to appropriate all the money desired.
Enough was appropriated, however, TO
construct a cottage and to make the
needed repairs, including new heat
ing plant.
n found the home in excellent
shape remarked Mr.. Dow to an Al
gus Leader reporter. Commander
Goddard is well liked by all members of
the home family and is giving entire
satisfaction to the board. The money
appropriated is hardly enough to do
everything that is needed, but ] have
dawn plans and made estimates which
Will come within the figures A good
share of the work. such as carpenter
work and mason work can be done by
the old boys who are making their home
at the institution.
II found the home running mole
smoothly than ever before The only
troubles is with few of the old vets
who have penchant foI strong drink
There are a few of them who when
they receive their pension can not re
sist the temptation of imbibina too
freely. This seems to make the only
discord that | learned of at the home.
AT institutions of this sort as q rule
there are some who will find fault with
the meals. / made special inquiry
among the inmates of the home and
failed to find a single individual who
had word in criticism of the meals
furnished or the manner in which they
were served. l myself partook of a
number of meals at the nome and |
found them first class in every respect.
The home is great institution and the
state Is doing most gracious act in
Keeping 1T to its present standard.
The improvements at the home will
commence in a very short time and will
be pushed as rapidly as posi- BILE. y
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