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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
MASA De HELLO

La masa de hielo mas grande de
mundo es qulzt la que ocupa casi t9dt
el interior de la Groenl andia, dondt
SO ha lido sumliando desde los item.
pos prehist6ricos.
CalcGlase que en- la actualidad for
ma un bloque cuya extsnci6n Sc acerca
a los dos millones Y msdio de kil6me.
tros cuadrados, por un promedio de
dos kll6mstros de espeso..
Seg6n este, dicha masa de HE @
tiene un voldmsn mayor que todo 81
mar Mediterroneo. Con ella Sc podrfs
formar una 'capa de doce mil metros
de grueso, que cubriese las islas bri
tAnicas.
En- la Gr1enlandia hay hielo SUI.
cients para cubrir todo ell srea de tie
rrs que osapan los Estados Unidos.
con una sabana helads de cuatr Jcien.
tos treinta J tres metros de espesor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
En-! LA CARCEL
Denuncla presentada contra
el alcaide senior Berries
por varlos guardlas,
CARG0S MUY SERI0S

Core la noticia de que cuatro
guardias y un cabo de la po!icfa dc
penales, de servicio en- la c&rcel de
Puerta d TERRA, presentaron una de-
nuncia grave contra procedimientos
empleados porel alcaide senior Berries,
Sc habla de cargos muy serlos,
que exigen u Ia investig sci6n energica
6 Immediate y que parecen tenet en- su
apoyo la declaration jurada de vArias
pers mas.
Esperamos que la iavestig ga;l6a Sc
practqae que se haga conocer q la
prensa y al pdblic) 10 gus resuile.
Pero entire tanto coavenirla ga
rantir q los guardias 'oauuciantes y
los presos que hayan de Geclarar-
contra cualquier prop6sito de cohibir.
les 8 intimidarles. 81 ell funcionarlo
que esta baio 10 denuneia est& al mis-
mo tempo sobre los denunciantss, la
verdad ira q esconderse donde no sea
pos BILE encontrarla nun0A.
Es necesario procede. con iustlcia a,
con rapiiez y equid4d. ST IL acusa.
ci6n resulta falsa, quede el alcaide On
81 buena fama de empleado tiel y rec
to; 81 la acusaci6n resulta cierta, caiga
el alcaide al pe.o de sus propias cul.
pas.
Estamos sobre av.so.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
EN- CHILE
Mario Morales.

Pissg ia, Aoreciente poblaci6n chi.
lena, que parecfa de gran porvenir,
ha quedado reducida a la mayor mi.
seria, con motive d la peste bub6nica
que desde hace algunos meses causa
ALI verdaderos estragos. Elo SO de-
be en- gran parte, segdn leemos on sEl
Macdonald, de I4uique, a la apatfa
con que al prineipio fue vista la apa.
ricion de la pests por el Gobierno ds
Santiago La poblaci6n del desgra.
ciado lugar, que era bastante numero.
sa, no pasa hoy, al d cir del mencio-
nado colega, de 2J0 personals, contan.
do m6Ii;os, enfermeros, enfermos, po-
licis y trops.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
NOTAS VAR|AS
Nuevos datos y consideracio-
mes sobre la tasaci6n
de la propledad.
AMALIA PA0LI

Ell senior Torrellas, de Mayaguez,
de quien publicamos eyer alg amos da.
tos sobre q tasacitn que Sc hizo de la
hacienda Isabel. nos remite nuevas no.
tas acerca de las condolences de dicha
fi4ca.
sConvienen algunas aclaraciones
mi carta de aver, respecto la ha.
cienda Isabel, de los Chavarry Paxot.
D je que cuando fue tasad la inc q
susodicha, por el senior Lange por
mi, habian al rededor de 200 cuerdas,
sembradss de cana. Quiero aclarar.
que 81 existia ese MI nero de cuerdas.
debese al sumo cuidado que observe
con los terrenos durante 70 amos en-
que fuf mayordomo y administrator
de la mencionada hacienda.
La inidsticia de estas tas acl ones,
es motivad por el POGO acierto que
Sc tuvo en- la Tssorerfa al nom b rar
smericanos sin los necesarios conoci.
mientos para vslasr Ia propiedad. 81
en- veE de eHos, Sc desigosn q agri.
cultores hios del pals, escoglendo 4
los que por su honorabilidad son In.
capaces de deiar de cumplir sus debe.
res, 10 tAsac.6n ae hubiera b ch) sin
peri licio de los intereses de- consri.
buyente ni los del Tesoro.,
La dissingaida cantante puerto.
rriquefa Amalis Paoli, se encuentra
en- Ia sctualidAd pasando uoa tempo
rada en- Coamo,
Valiosos elem sntos de aquella 50.
ciedad se han acercsdo la arti.ts,
soiicitando su concurso para una
fiesta que en- breve se llevarS q cabo
en- uno de los cfrculos soclales de
aquei pueblo.
La apreciable compatriota sccedI6
gustosa ls peticion.
Olortunamsnts darem % a como.
Ger el programs de ls fiesta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
CuRA eARANTIzADA PARALAS
AlMORRANAS

Simples y sangrantes; exteriores
, y con pioaz6n. 81 no cura no pague.
! Los Boticarios est6n autorizados por
los manufacturer del UNGUENTO
DE PAZO & develvsr el dinero 81 Ia
medieina deja de curar cualQuisr case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico.
Los casos ordinarios 10 curan On sells
diss. los rebeldss, en- catorce. Una
APPLICATION da alivio y sosiego. La
picaz6n se csl'na instant&neamente.
Es un nuevo descubrimiento y el dnico
que ofrece con una garanha positiva
81 boticario no 10 tiene se 10
enviaremos de aquf al recibir sellos d.
oorreos equivalentes 4 so centavos en-
orc americana, dirigiendo Ia carta s
PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Luis
Mo, e. q. de A., fabricantes de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRO.
MO-QUININA, el celebre remedio pa.
ra los resfriados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
En- HONDURAS

En- TsgdcigalpA, ca pltal de la Re.
pnblica oe aJnduras, SO han estabie.
edo ldntas Goa ei proposito de reu-
cir tondos para fsvorecer los me.
nestsrosos On la violelta criI sis de mi
seria por que a;rAvlesa el pats.
Con Ell ooittJ de hacer eAtsnsiva
ests oora de caridad toda la Rsvd.
blics, el G Jbiern) hs rscomsndado 4
.si sutoridsdes que tam,n l4 inlcisti
va para esIab.ecsr en clda cabecera
d'parssmensaI una iunts, compues.s
de psrsonAs honorsblss que puedAn
dedlcarse q rednir fondos para 5000.
rrer q loa pobrel,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
FL ACTOR THUIlL|ER

Desples do su briila ate cam pafia
en- Montep ldeo, tcabsja en- Ell Ole6a
de Blenos Ares, 81 eminense actor
Emilio Thriller, de Qlien Ei Tempo
dics que es uno d. los maa gcandss
Representatives. del teatro contempo.
rance.
De nlald raza, Juan Jose, Il! ADDER.
Sarao, Et dnge!t1S, y Otelto han sido exl.
tos com llssos, grandes, legfslmos, de
los que ha participate en- iusticla la
sefIora Ferri.
Todos los peri6dIcos dedican ex.
tenIos, unanlmes encomlos, q Ia admi-
rable labor ue Tnuilller y &c | } Ferri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
IA SUPPRESSION De Ia MATANZA De CERDOS

mas que dos estaciones; la SEGA y Ia
humedG. o sea, la epoca en- que es-
casean las aguas y la epoca en- que
abundan las lluvlas. 81 aqui hay mu.
chas veces calcr excessive en- Enero,
porque el periodic meteorological de la
seen Sc prolonga, y ha habido fresco
60 Mayo en- OStubre por ell exceso de
chubasque ia evaporation de las
aguas. GQae Intermediates padecen los
cerdos de aquf desde ell 10 de Mayo al
10 de Noviemb:e? Pues las mismas
que sufrsn del de Noviembre al 80 do
Abril.
En- Puerto Rico Sc puede matar
cerdo, sin perjuieio de la salud pdbli.
ca, todo el afio. Aqui, el cerdo que So
sacriica hoy Sc consume todo al dia
siguiente siempre coc'endo sus car
nes. En- E ,ropa y los Estados Unidos
20 acortece asl En- esos paises esta
bien esa circular, porque lor aud Sc
sacrifcan los cerdos para preparar ia.
mones, sobreazadas, picadillos y de.
mss manufact4ras en- crudo. Esta in.
dustris, durante ell verano, es iuposi.
BILE real'zar porque la carne cruda en-
ira pronto en- decomposition y putre-
, fasci6n, sin conseguir ell industrial el
objeto que Sc proponfa. En- esos paises
ell verano es ms acentuado, por no
disponer de los vientos a.isios On to.
das pa ties, los que aquf son COL stan.
tes TODD el an y refrescan la atm6s.
fera.
Haee 400 amos que aquf Sc come
cerdo sin registrar epidemias de tri.
quinosis como en- los Estados Unidos.
Alld Sc han visto precisados 4 matar 6
meses para TODD el af1o y guardian la
carne en- hielo. AQut no hay necesidad
de NADIA de ESQ sefior Superintendent.
Sfntssis; una circular mala, PEST.
ma, perjudicial. Todo por el prurito
do querec implantar en- ell pals leyes y
Re glamentos ex5ticos. Una vez mas
comprobado ell fracaso, pues este Re.
glamento estA aprobado por el Ella.
cutlvo.
kgustin de Ia Cerda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
(Conclusi6n.)
Pasemos a Ia secci6n VI:

Pasemos a Ia secci6n vi:
s6. Los peritos llevaran & csbo Ia
inspection Official de la carre de cerdo
con toda escrupulosidad, pues 81 la
vsrifcan con descuido causar& dlcha
inspection mas dan que bsnefcio. La
rsz >n de este es Ia confisr n que la
inspection inspira al tdblico, que cree
garant'zada Ia bond ad de la carne y
que por 10 tanto puede comerla sin te-
NOR a)gano A1emas, aunqus On cier-
tas visrerss, Ia laringe, el diafrs gina,
y otros teiidos musculares desc1brese
el cisticerco q simple vista,e do nece-
Iidad cientifca ell empleo del micros.
copio para mprobar la presencia de
Ia triquina.s
Qleda mprobado, por ests sec.
ci6o, de que el perito dehe, en- cads
csso particular de ex linen ds csrdo
lech6n, h acsr uso del microscopic pa.
ra compr obar Ia presencla de la tr1-
q,4ina Y luego, librar en- conciencia el
cert6cado de Sandal. Todo esto ea
aqui irrealiz able ca la practica diaria.
Ademls, las cuestiones del cisticerco y
de la tlIquina quedan resuelsas favo.
rablemente ectre nosotros, porque na.
die como aQuf la carne cruda dc los
puercos. Precisamente la carne que
mas someten q la acci6n del fuego, en-
sus preparadoI culinarios, o. la car.
ne de csrdo. Esa triquinosis se pro.
duce con los jamonss crudos de Chi
csgo y Europa, el importado spotted
ham,s Ia morta leila, los ch )rizos,
sobreaz adas y dennis preparados de
csrne cruda cuando Sc comen sin SO.
meter'os q la acci6n bienhech ora del
fuego. Los dos doicos preparaios de
cerdo que Sc CO, f:cclonan en- el pafs
son Ia <butifarras y Ia dong aniza, y
smas 90 comsn crudos. Rsspecto al
clsticsrco, gus produce despues en- ei
hombre la solitaria, es muy facil de
reconccer, sin necesidad del microsco.
pio y respecto q tenias tambieu sc
puedea adquirir comiendo la carne
cruda del ganado vacuno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
EN- FRANc|A

FL CJdceio NJ lnlcipai d. NJ .rss-
liza hA votAdJ VI emp cesasJ dc 6 M
ilJnes do fta acos para la oonstru 1910
de un Canal eatre dlcha cluiad 81
RodRno.
III Minlstro ds NJ .rina ha ordena :
DO la cen1Irdc:i0l ca LJelent, de IN
ndeVo crlcsro Qus llsVsra IL nom ore
dc Huld.ck RouSSedu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30

"A, ps1Ir 81 Depdr4tlv0 Makha-
rof, ca las BsHeAs, te lgsss sea c1sa.
"a qIs Gala fcatsJ va eaVdslI) el uIa
cal el-gaI Iti ds cA:uiIua col sl 70.
sratJ DIS MAkaLeoff, , cAdaft4 CO lie.
va sobrs 81 IAp0n, un r6sI.o rojo eln
el nonoee do PrepGrattU0 RGso Mu6aa.
rot, On lssrsS olaacAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-30
ca|pnla especial Do sstudIan-
les 0usIto-IIqushos
en- Baltimore
A cargo de- don Rafael Ianer
1914, DRUID AVE

1874, DRUID AVE
Admite Ainos y ntnas MEMORIES de
1 asos, 4 rssdn de s100 aotiM pade
por Semestre, ca ooneepto dc upilGje,
enssfanza, lav&do de ropa, s&stenc q
nsdica = medicinas. Raferenciss: Ds
Ooll y Lcdos. Flgueras y Psrea en- Ssr
~ "a" D Arturo DtAx 80 Arsaibo,, nr
L. Orsasistss en- Rio -Piedras; Doctor
Marines 0aasp en- Mayaguex; hcdo
julia en- Poncs; D. Basilio Pidsro q
Carolina; d. Juan DAvila 60 Manat
d. Jose ID. Deliz en- Agusdilla D. Fran
CISCO Ginliani y D Issa Bsnisex q
vlsquss
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Pasemos & 10 sscci6n VII.

a Los oficiales de SAhidad los
inspec torres ve.erinarios tendran ell de-
ber de haeer saber al p1blico, por to-
dos los medios Losibles, que la verda-
dera naners de librarie de las enfer-
medsde causadss por conner carne de
ctrio, consi. ts en- cocer perfecsame ME
Ia carne someterla & una a'ta tenn
peratura, pues de ese modo quedan
destruidos Ia triquina y 81 cisslcerso ,
La sola lec.ura de esta secci6p
echa per terra toda Ia circular y nos
da la raz6n en- 10 que venimos soste.
niendo. Solamente que los emp.eadot
del gobierno no tienen neces lid ad de
decir al pueblo puertorriqut no q ue de-
ben conner la carne de cerdo cocida,
porque precisam ante es de la oica ma.
nera que te come en- el pats. Lo que
II dete usted, seiior Snperintsn sndente,
predicarle, es que la carns de csrdo
que uiene de tuera, imp ortada en- latas,
en- jamoreS, 6 de cua' uier m anera que
sea, 81 no ha sufr do la acci6a del fue-
60 le expone q contraer la triquinosis,
6 & ipgerir ca su tubJ digestive uu CTS
ticerco que dsra origen despue. q uoa
soljtaria.
Pasemos & Ia secci6n VII.
<S. Q ada prohibida la matahza
de cerdos DUR Ante ell perfodo comprea-
dido entire 10 dc Mayo y 10 de NJv4em.
bre, puas la experiencia ha dem ostra :
do que durante Ia est2ci6o caluros q
los aerdos se hallau suie,os & Aufrlr
otras varias elfermadades.1
SQ4e la experiencia ha demost a.
do que durante la estaci' IN caluros 9
los cerdos Sc hallan suje.os q suffer-
Intermediates?
Esto es una perogrollada. Durante
la estaci6n calurosa todo oil mundo
esta sujeto contraer dolencias. Y
tambieo, senior Superiotendente, du =
rante las estaciones intermedias. IQue
llama usted estacion calurosa en- Puer.
to Rico? 81 aqui todo ell all hacs ca .
lor, mas 9 menOs. Como que SO Ia
man pulses cdlidoS. 81 aqui u, eXisten
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
IDAHO NEWS.

The gymnasium building for the Uni
versity of Idaho is practically com
pleted.
Walter, the little year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Wiley, of Harri
son, died from taking carbolic acid.
The men engaged in sinking the new
city well at Moscow recently discov
cred a good sized white frog in the
bottom of the hole, which is now As
feet deep.
Mrs. Gertie Logan, a woman living
at Weiser, took rat poison with sui.
cidal intent, The dose she took was
too large and with the assistance of
remedies administered she expelled it
Fred Stockton, "a years old, com.
mitted suicide in Boise recently by
shooting himself through the head
He was an engineer in the employ of
the reclamation service. No cause is
known for the deed.
1t is reported at Burke that at an
early date the Hercules owners will
commence the construction of a 300
ton concentration on Gorge gulch, near
the lower tunnel that was recently
started on the property.
c. B. HURT, executive commission
Ter of the exposition commission, has
resigned and it has been agreed State
Senator R. w. Mcbride shall succeed
him. Another commissioner will be
chosen to succeed Mcbride, but other.
wise there will be no changes.
The Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
& Concentrating company, operating
the Bunker Hill & Sullivan silver-lead
mine at Wardner, in the Occur DIAL
enes, yesterday paid the March divi-
dend of $4,000. That is twice the
usual dividend, and makes a total of
100000 paid this year, and $2,571, 900
paid to date.
1t is reported that the net amount
Nee Perez county must pay Shoshone
on account of the annexed sections
share of the debt of Shoshone is ap-
proximately $4,000. The net amount
of cash due and belonging to Nez
Perez county from Shoshone county,
and which amount is to be paid to Nez
Perez, is approximately $4,000. The
amount of money belonging to the
school districts of the annexed district
Is approximately $4,000.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Short Biograph-Had been Married
Second Time.

Short 6iograph-Had been Marie,
Second Time.
Born October ~, 1858, in New Yorl
city.
1Ss0-Graduated from Harvard.
18S1-S3-Member of the New Yorl
assembly.
18S2-Married Miss Alice Lee Of
Boston, who died two years later.
1S84-Chairman New York delega
ton national republican convention.
1884-S6-Ranching in Bad Lands, Da
kota.
1SS6-Married Miss Edith Caraw Of
New York.
1SS6-Unsuccessful candidate fol
mayor of New York city.
1SS9-95-United States civil service
commissioner.
1S95-96-Police commissioner, New
York city.
1S97-S-Assistant secretary of the
navy.
1S9S-Colonel of the Rough Riders.
1900-01-Vice President of the Unit
ed States.
1901-President Of United States.
1904-Re-elected President of the
United States.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
RUSSIANS RETIRED
JAPANESE GAINED VICTORY Be.
You'd The HUN RIVER.
Huge Quantity Of Ammunition Cap
~tured by Japs-.Russisns Made Four
Attacks to Force Japs Back from
Waitao Observation-Disclosures lie Be.
low Freezing.

General Kuroki's Headquarters in
the Field, March g. The Japanese
have gained q signal victory beyond
the Hun river, defeating in detail two
divisions of the Russian Sixteenth
corps, recently arrived from Europe
with great slaughter and capturing
huge quantities of ammunition. The
Russians still hold their main line OF
defenses.
The Russians, fighting stubbornly
between midnight and daybreak made
four attacks in heavy force against
the contingent OF Japanese which gain
ed their first line ir front Of Waitac
mountain Thursday night. The Jap.
anese maintained their foothold and
repulsed the Russian attacks, inflict.
ing heavy losses on the Russians. The
Japanese held the ground two nights
and one day in weather below freez
ing. The morale of the Japanese is
splendid.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
At THE INAUGURAL BALL.
Thousands Of People Enjoy the Ecene
Of Splendor.

The inaugural festivities closed al
midnight with ball that in splendor
attendance and artistic effect fittingly
ushered out a brilliant day. Thousands
OF handsomely gowned women. with
escorts. from every state in the Union
and nearly every civilized country. in
the grand Illuminated court Of the
pension building paid their social de-
voirs to the nations chief executive
for the next four years. The setting
for the ball was beautiful, with q
wealth Of various colors in evergreen
palms and flowers.
At half past the president and
vice presidential party arrived. AS
the president and Mrs. Roosevelt
reached the grotto in the center OF
the ballroom they paused, and, facing
their box, saw beaming upon them
their children, Miss Alice Roosevelt,
Theodore, Jr., Ethel, Archie and Ker.
NIT.
AS the party strolled slowly around
the hall many friends were recogniz.
ed. Completing their promenade, the
presidential party assembled the stair
way to the first gallery, where the
presidents reception room was situat-
ed. Instead of waiting until he had
entered his box, the specially invited
guests entered the room and a recep.
ton was held in advance of the hour
appointed for this function.
1t was just 10 o'clock when the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt entered
their box About 5000 persons were
in the improvised Italian garden and
cheered for several minutes. Their
greeting was supplemented by the stir.
ring music of the band.
At 10:30 the president and his party
and the vice president and the men,
bers of his party were escorted to the
supper room.
After supper, which was finished at
about II o'clock, the president and
Mrs. Roosevelt, the vice president and
Mrs. Fairbanks again entered their
box. AS soon as they were sighted
by the throngs below mighty shout
went up, and the president responded
four times to the prolonged cheering.
Finally he turned and escorted Mrs.
Roosevelt to the railing of his box,
and they stood for several minutes
bowling to the crowd. Following con-
terence with members of his party,
the president again went to the edge
Of his box, and, motioning to the band
at the opposite end of the hall, clap
ped his hands. indicating the, pleasure
their music had given him. This
again called forth tremendous ap-
plause.
Finally, the president and Mrs
Roosevelt appeared at the edge of
their box for the. last time and stood
for several minutes bowling their fare
wells. They left the box, followed by
members of their parties and after
about five minutes spent ip the presi.
dents reception room, departed from
the building.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
Tosa After Baltic Fleet.

Admiral Toga has sailed to crush
the Russian Baltic feet, according to
the Hongkong correspondent of the
London Daily Mail. The correspond
emit cabling last night, states that the
German steamer Nubia, which arrived
this afternoon, passed two Japanese
squadrons 100 miles south of Hong
kong, steaming southeast. The first
was a squadron Of nine battleships
and armored cruisers and the second
consisted of 10 armored and protected
cruisers, accompanied by a fiotilla of
destroyers. From this it is believed
that the Japanese. feet, having been
locked and scraped after it's long Port
Arthur campaign, has been put in con-
dition to carry the battle to the Baltic
heet which has taken refuge in the
Indian ocean.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
MONTANA soulss.

The Ninth session of the legislative
assembly has passed into history.
The estimated population is said to
be not more than 10000 for Anaconda.
The Butte pesthouse was looted, and
the thief or thieves have made a pro-
fitable haul.
Governor Toole has vetoed the bill
increasing the membership Of the SUI
preme court. The bill failed to pass
the senate over his veto.
The Chippewa Indians are holding
a war dance in the Deer Lodge valley,
five miles from Anaconda.
William Walsh, the recently appoint
ed state mining inspector, is an old
time miner of Butte and is we'll and
favorably known to nearly every one
In the camp, where he has resided for
more than 20 years.
The twenty first annual encampment
of the department of Montana, Grand
Army of the Republic, will be held in
Dillon on March 20 and 20, 1905. En-
campment will convene March % at II
a. m. The Woman's Relief corps will
convene at the same time.
The Idaho Wool Growers associa.
ton closed deal last night by which
it becomes a halloween in the Great
Western Salt company Of Ogden, Utah.
The sheepmen will control the board
of directors. Their object is to secure
cheaper salt for their focks. The
plant Of the company is located at the
Lucin cutoff, 10 miles from Ogden.
No further steps will be taken in
the prosecution against the beef trust
under the charge of having formed
an illegal combination in restraint Of
trade and for the control Of the prices
Of meat products until after the ad-
journment of the legislature, March
Q, next.
Upon motion of District Attorney
Rasch, Judge w. H. Hunt, in the Unit
ed States court, has quashed indict.
ments returned by the federal grand
jury against former Mayor Frank Ed.
wards, former Chief of Police Tom
Travis of Helena and Sam Goodman,
for assault upon George o. Freeman,
receiver of the United States land Of
fee in Helena several months ago. The
district attorney asked for the dismis.
sal because the government could not
prove its jurisdiction.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
LOCK OF LINcoLN's HAIR.
In Ring Worn by Roosevelt at Inau
gural.


On the third finger of President
Roosevelt's left hand during the inau-
gural ceremonies was a heavily en-
.bossed gold seal ring. The ring was a
present to Mr.. Roosevelt from Secre-
tary John Hay. Instead of a seal on
the oval fat surface of the ring is a
receptacle with glass face. Under
the glass is the lock or hair cut from
the head of Abraham Lincoln just af-
ter his assassination and before his
death. While in his room and wait
ing for the ceremonies in the senate
chamber to begin, the president called
attention to the ring. Secretary Hay.
he said, had given it to him with the
expressed wish that it should be worn
during his Inauguration.
Il am very glad to wear it." added
the president, ''and shall always value
1t very highly"
The ring is very like in pattern to
the one which Mr.. Roosevelt wears on
the little finger Of the same hand.