davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22
h Season.
The warm weather demands

.$sl The warm weather demands many things which we can adyanta' geousiy supply. a- sg. .% s.es ..,S*.s.. For instance: ss' 3.5 .gs ssl .ss.z :. ICE GREAT FREEZERS. Five of the
 best makes in every size.
 $i.oS upwards. ICE PICKS and cEflSELS from the
 pocket kind to the size the iee man
 uses. ..5 ..ss....a s- s Aoe upwards LEMON sQUEEZERS. Several kinds
 7. and all to the good. I5c upwards. DRINK MIXERS, cORKScREWS and .S all the things necessary except the F. sliauids at low prices. cR0QUET SETS. Four different styles
 and all well made. $I.5o upwards. HAfIfI0cKS. A good assortment ot
 good hammoeks in good color com. < x binations. SI.5o upwards. ICE COOLERS. For natural ice or for
 filtered Water--in fibreWare, enamel
 or nickel. $I.75 upwards. IsEFRiuERAT0RS. The Baldwin
 there is none better. ...ss'ze3sss,ss..s. ss@'" $H.Io upwards.
 GsJaLllE;ba':s.s.s:tttG ]. !: f54GhAPsL ST. 520 STATE ST <, " =
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

Lucien Wolf, an English writer on financial and economic topics, asserts that since the beginning of the war wit,, Japan the governments note is- sue has been raised from 6so.oOO'OOO rubles to s7oooO0oo rubles, and mean ,pti,a tba Russian treasury has lost 4o4 GOO GOO in gold, making a total finan- cial depletion of 744,ooo,oOo ruples or about s375,ooo,ooo.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

situations. wants, Rents. and other small advertisements. One Cent a "oro each insertion. Five Cents word for . full week ..s. ....
 Display advertisements. pc: ineh' ohs snsert.on. si.2O: each subsequent 'nser- tiou. 40 cents; one wee6. ss.SO; one month, slo; one year. $40.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

pEI1ySREp BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY. F CENTS A WEEK. 50 GENTS A MONTH, ss FOR SIX MONTHS. ss YEAR- THE SAME TERMS BY NAH. SINGLE COPIES. 2 CENTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

When Private John Allen was a stu dent in a boarding school in Mississippi he used often to complain of illness. This usually brought a specially pre- pared breakfast with extras to his room. when missed from his class one morning the principal of the academy who suspected there wasn't much the matter, went to the young students room and said: "Mr. Allen, it seems that you are always sick" 'Yes, sir, v replied John; . Sic sennper is my mot to-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

The republic of Panama, less than Two years old, with 31,ooo square miles Of territory and fewer than Soo.ooo peo- pie. has issued greater variety of postage stamps than European Russia, with 2,1oO,oo square miles of area and 120, ,oo0 oOO people has issued in the for ty-seven years that it has used postage stamps, and Panama has produced $ two-thirds as many varieties of stamps as Great Britain has issued in sixty five years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
lnaERrIsINa RATES.

s..ued Thnr.das., one Dollar a Tsnr'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

Both scholarship and salvation Bish- sop McDoWell told the young Methodists of Northwestern University, 'are al- ways in danger of being spoiled by a bad motive. Men get certain brand of religion in order to make themselves respected ir this world and insure their comfort in the next They have learn ed that the meek shall inherit the earth. They associate righteousness with milk and honey, camels and cat tie. They want to be saved from dis comfort, not from sin. That is the conl- 1nercial motive, when it ceases to pay 1t ceases to be-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

THE OLDEST DAILY PAPER PUB- LIsHED IN CONNECTICUT
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

Prohibition isn't yet prohibiting in Maine. The Portland Argus says: The so-called enforcement commis- sion appointed under this act is doing absolutely nothing towards suppress ing liquor selling, which is going on freely all over the state. In Bangor, where the law has always been treated as a dead letter, the Bangor plan is followed as openly as ever before. In other counties than Penobscot, al- though the saloons and hotel bars are closed, the traffic is surreptitiously con- ducted by pocket peddlers and dive keepers, and drunkenness in it's worst form is the inevitable consequence"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

Observation has convinced Consul HI.
 W. Harris tMannheinl) that there's no
 such trade-gstter as the competent s'drummer.' He cites the case of a
 certain district of small farms in South Germany which had been regarded as almost shut to our farm machines. aAhout four years ago." he says, "a well-trained American salesman went Into this territory as the representa- tive of large harvester company. He located in the center of the territory and worked it in every direction. He knew his trade thoroughly and was familiar with the German language. If he struck a dialect, he learned it enough to use it in selling his machines. < Irl four years the number of machines sold by this agent and his subagents has run into the thousands" |
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-22

General De sonnag, a leading mem- Der of the Italian senate, who died in Rome the other day, was at his de- sire dressed in his generals uniform, with all his medals and decorations just before he expired. He then called B for a glass of champagne, and with his relatives gathered around his bed drank a toast, ITO the kings health and the prosperity Of Italy," At the sitting of the senate the generals last patriotic toast formed the subject of a eulogistic speech made by the presi- dent. The senate has decided to have this address printed and to send copies of it to the various barracks to strengthen the spirit of patriotism among the soldiers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28
En- 81 Consgjo
Executive.
SESSION DELD 27.)

Man0na.
Diez y Cinco. Tesorero. Acting y
DR.. BarbOsa.
Del Vale eat6 en- Ia C6mara cOpfe-
Fenciando.
SMscheteo? Parece que 90 confirms
to que diieramos: AIgunOs &C. Bills
no Dasan.
MI. CFoSas tFabais en- su Oupitre.
Mr.. Falk1er, DR.. del ValIe. Los
otrcs aefIores trAbsjan en- sus respecti.
vas comisiOnes-
Mr. Post. Dfsz NAvsrro. Preside
Mr.. Crosas. Mr.. Post vase.
10Y 25. Malletazo , lista: Z.
TelegramR. Pueblo MsunabO fell
cita DOR segregation.
Antonio Santos y OtFos pr0pietaTios
de Juena Dfsz apoyan empr6atito para
ell cafe
Sanchez Morales.
H. Bill 79.-La C&mara informs
htber!o aprobadO. A 10 judicial.
En- c0misi6n total para conaiderar el
&c. Bill % Dfaz Navarro 10 recO-
miends.
Vuelva Mr. Post. Preside. Elvieiito
Acting d6 tabACOs.
El Tesorero interroga eli por qu6 de
lR conveDiancia del ebill2 que se dis
cute. Tuforma Dfaz Navarro y hsbIa
15 minutes. El Tesorero ae c1ntenta
con las aclaTaciones y dice que estar6
dispueato 8 votar cuantas leyes result
ten c0nvenientes c0mo le han conven
cid0 es esa
El DR.. BRrbOsa tambi6n hAce nIgunas
preguntas respectO & hijos naturales
al senior Disz Navarro que este contes
t8 exDlicand0 ampliamente las 70 zones
que hay para enmendar b ley en- Ell
sentido que Sc hace.
El DR.. BAFbDsR dice que Ell ebilIS es
de impOrtancia y supIics no go vote
haata estR tarde pues desea estudiarlo.
Sc muestrs inconforme con algunss
rszones expuestas por Dfsz Navarro
en- 10 Pefcrente & deFechos de hijos Ie-
gftimOs y naturales.
Mr.. Sweet llega con algunOs p0peles.
Dfsz Navarro dice que nunca ha
pensado que el Consejo acepte niDgu-
na proposition ley sin pIeno ccncCi-
miento y discusi6n del asuntO.
Sc dan aIgunos bombitOs que cOntie.
men chinitas los dos Conaeiercs Tres
Cabezas iuntas. Diaz, Ssnchez Bsr.
blss. Mr.. Post contampia et & upO
perO no Be escama. Dfaz viste hoy de
blancO que es el color de h paz
Un tOTO. El 8dc0 de erazO8
El senior Tesorero hace uso de 10 pa
(Contin1s en- lR pagioa 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28
New York. Il zero 28. 80 D.

New York Fero %, I.30 D. m.
Informan DC 0ndFes que es muY
connentada All Ia aetitud d0 ID
viuda del gran Duque Sergio, Que
fu6 asesinado Ell Moscow; 4 los po-
bres de cuya ciudad ofdeno la viu-
da Sc les diera comida por espacio
de cuarenta dias.
Sc afiPma en- L6ndres que Ia in
dicada viuda ha ten;do eli prop0sito
de boFrar con su actitud flantr0pi-
ca el odio que despertaron en- ell
pueblo las haZaf1aS Sangrientas del
gran duque. odio tan extremado
quo frente al palacio en- que estaba
el cadaver de aqu6l noble, la mu-
chedumbre canto GLa Marsellesa.1
81 c ere del banco ruso-chino
de Mukden, ha sido obieto de gran
alarma en- algunos cfrculos fnan-
cierOs de San Petersburgo.
Tnvestfganse las caUsas del in
cendio de los mUelleS de la ciudad
de New Orleans.
Affrmase que dicho gran incen-
diO fu6 casual.
Algunos conseieros del Gar ma
niti6stanse descontentos con ell pro-
yecto de Constitution de que esta
hecho cargo el ministro Yermalof
New York, FebFeFo2s, l.s0 p m.
DespaChos de Ultima hora de SAn
PeteEBburQO. noticisn que los hueI-
guistas logrsron libertar e MSximo
Cork, despu6s de una sangrienta Ia
cha con Ias fuerzas que custodiaban el
castillo 90 que estaba recIuido el c6Ie.
bre novelista.
"A POGO. fu6 reapresado el eacritor
reVoiucloLaTio. deportsndole ell go.
bierno & Ia Siberia.
Esto hs exoitsdo de manera intensf
sima h aQitaci6n revoIuciOnaria.
De Extreme Ofiente inf6rmase que
los ispOneses han Cruzado el rio Sha-
khe y estSn bonbardeando & Mukden.
81 general Kurcki est6 barriendo ls
derecha del ej6FCitO russo fin de corr
tar con aus fuerzas ID retirada de Ku-
rOpatkin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28
La earrOza de PInaud

EI amigo Juan R zig. pr .an-
tsnte de Il casa perfumista de- Paris.
Pinaud y Co. di6 ma nots de gran
efecto en- la paFsda de carrozsa del do.
mingo. respu6s de In reino, Ila-
mo gcandemente In atenci6n aau6-
lie. Era sin duda una de las mas her
mOsss y bien arFeRladss la que pudi-
mos admirar en- ell espl6ndido pReeo ,
avalOrSndola, IuCfan en- ella sus ora
Cias, media docena de capullitos liudf-
shines. Las sefioritsa Schira. (Patria.
Camelia y HelvetiA. } Maria Vdzqus 2.
MaFia A boy y Maria Rios iban en- Il
reterlda carroza que hi3o h admire
ci6n de CusntOs pudisrOn admiFnrIa.
Don Adolfo del Pho Y don Primiti
vO Franco aCompafIaban tambi6a al
senior Roig y senoritas indicadss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28

say0. Ia Union no hark iansa To mis-.
ono que hiciaron Hue repubIicanoa. I,r
= plen no e4 anemiga De nRdie pero ca
q Gum pallnalento de sus altos dabares,
no nscaslta pAxa nada del C0nseio. La
Y Dl0n ea unn a1ociaoi6n de defensa.
Azsa del Cen i6 eelaFn
y pilsrEa 6 Is Onion pratendiendo de-
te 81 curs0 de sus ideas. 81 conspio
se q enemig0 de aa Union: y entonces e
UGl6n se defender6 de &c enconado
enemi9o, dilapidador de nuestro dine.
ro
S6psae. para mejor ibfOrmaci6n, que
81 II. ,. No. 70 hs sido detenidsmente
eAtudiado pOr ID JuntR Central de Ia
Union de Puerto Rico. S6pssa que
de de hace mucho tempo fu6 ofrecido
ese pFoyectO Ia confederation del
y bernador Winthrop. Hombres de
clencia y de conciencia pertenecientes
8 Il Union de Puerto Rico, Informs
ron al gobeFnador de d verdad que
exste en- ell fondo del asuntO. IgnO-
ramos 10 que en- estnA moment0s pien-
80 el g0bernad0r de Puerto Rico del
III B No. %. per0 sf afirmanOs que
poF sQuel entonces el QobeFnadOr de-
Clar6 Gus aimpRtfas en- favor del pro-
yecto De ley que es honradamente irre-
p' 'ochabls ysjiu to.
PaFO sin dudR el senior Comiaionad0
de EdNcaci0aa considers que ell Gober-
me- or como los reyes. re5as0 pero no
golie9sG.
Y acRso los amigos que tenga en-
Washington 81 sefIor ComisiOnGdo de
AdwoGos6g sean tan i0fuyentes, que &
81 la imp1rta un pitO disgustar "a go
bernador Winthrop porque Dor enci-
ms del G3bernsdor Winthrop de
sus amigos de Washington, acaso con-
sidere que est6n sus propios amigos
pRrs garsntizsrle el buen suel6O que
gana en- Ell Depsrt&mento de Inetruc-
ci6n P6blica.
Pero de todos modos. resuIta una
farsa. una veFdaders Comedis, que
mieutras ell GobernadoF Winthrop en-
discurs0s, en- cOnferencias prlvadAs. y
en- So Menssje, sOlicita economics para
el presupuestO. ciertoa norteamerica-
nos del Consejo echsn por copas. au-
mentando ese presupuesto de modo
considerable y consintiendO que Ell Sc
nor Conisionad0 de Instruction P6-
blic9 rechsce IN proyecto de ley que
significa una economfa de 10 mil do
liars para el tesorero p1blico.
Y resllltaFia On mas intOlerabla pa
ra Is isla que ell sen .r Comisionsdo de
Iustrucci6n P6blica derrotara leyes
bene6ciosas & este psis. soIamente p0r
que tales leyes pudieran perjudicsr los
intereses de Ia f4lange de empleados
deaconOCidos. smi9os fntimos. hombres
de CuyA competencia no tiene conatan-
Gle 81 pais, legion que disfrutando lu-
ilefsimOs sueGdos no se gabe t0davia
Cnal es Ell bsnefioio que Is instruc-
ci6n p6b'ica han FepoTtado.
81. con honr0sa escepciones, Ell QGbS-
'aete cEeado pOr la ley Foraker en- In
isla Sc porta de esq msnera. es necasa-
rio que Ia CamRra de deIegados cumpIa
con su debeP. Es mil veces preferable
vOlver Ia cara al pueblo & decirle ID
veFdad. que sucumbir en- contra de la
DFopia c0nciencia 81 despotismo de
hombres cuyos actos son bastRntas pa
ra probar 50 incapacidad , 90 ignoFan-
Dia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28

Egta noChe en- eI Parque Borinquen
tendFa lugar una refIids bRtaIlR de
confetti duranta 81 entreactn de IL fun
ci6n de cinemat6grafo. Que vaysn
tOdOs. pues, proVistoa de un buen aur-
lido de muuiciones de guerra. pr rQue
se dice que ten rsfiida y determinads
ha de ser esta bataila. que comparadn
con ella q de Puerto Arturo pr :
reoer6 un ioego de ni6os-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28
Junta EseoIar Dc Ponce.
ALos MAEsTRos.

HallSndosa en- Ia actuaIidad vscantes
Is Escuela Rural del barriO de eMon
tes Llsnos. asf como una de Peffue
Les. y deseando esta Junts proveer &
dichss plszas en- 81 mas breve pIazo
possible. O. invita- & los Maestros que
deseen ocuuar diChos puestou, pre-
sentAr sus solicitudes en- Ia secretaria
de % Junts, calIe Mayor %. Ponce,
Febrero 20 de 1905.
Ey SecretGriO.
ARISTIDES MAYOR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28

z v p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28

-PUES SENIOR; queda rasueIto Il
problems. ESTA JUSTIFTCADO
que EL MEJOR RON, 81 mas puro.
TUFO de ninRuna esDecie. es eI oue
fabrican los seiores TRUEBA Y OIL.
VAS, duefios del acreditadO estableci-
mient0 eLA MULITA.O La gran fs-
brica de iCoreg estk en- Santuroe. Ta.
Heres, Cerca de ID estaCi6n del FerroOa,
rril. r O. BOD 748. San Juan
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28
Una p6rdida lnterssants

Sc HA PERDIDO Ell DOMINGO
PASADO ENTIRE LAS Sly LAS 10
DE La NOCHE ENTIRE La PARA
DA Ia SANTURCE Z Ell HOTEL
eINGLATERRA,1 UNA CARTERA
DE BOLSILLO. CONT ENIENDO
TARJ JETAS DE VISTA Y ALGU-
NOS PAPELES QUE TIENEN VA
LOR SOLAMENTE PARA Ell DU E.
NO. Ell PUBLTCO ESTA ADVER-
TIDO DE NO INTENTAR DE HA-
GER USO DE LOS DOCUMENTOS
CONTENIDOS EN- DICHA CARTE
RA PORQUE LOS MISMOS HAN
SIDO NCELADOS- Sc DARA
UNA GRATIFICACION MUY II
BERAL A LA PERSONA QUE De
VUELVA DICHA CARTERA EN-
TREG GANDOLA EN- ESTA REDAC.
CION AL DIRECTOR. DE ESTE
PERIODICO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28
PfLDORAS ROSADAS
DEL DIR. WILLIAMS
PARA Personals P4LDAS

producen este resultado, en- este Sc dstinguen de
todas las demas medicnas. Elias no contenen los
fermentos dgestivos de los cuaes So componen oros
preparados contra la dyspepsia para proporcOnar al
enfermo digestion artificial Tales preparados
solo pueden dar un alivio pasajero.
Las Pldoras Rosadas del Dr. williams curan
tortfcan los organos de la digestion Ponen todo el
sistema digestive Ell tales condolences de saud que
todo cuanto sea apropiado como alimento humane es
bien dgerido asimilado. Dan lugar que el dis
p6ptico mas contumaz tan solo disfrute de Ia CO.
damente digerida asimilada con 10 cual Sc vigOra
y reconstituye todo Ell ORGANISING.
Como prueba de las antedichas aserciones lease Ia
reacion del siguiente case de que da cuenta Ell Sr
Alexandra Portal, resdente Vega Alta, Provincia
de Santa Clara. Cuba.
SOLO PODfA Conner AL-IMENTOS LIGEROS.
espacio dyspepsia
m exiatencia.
'al sometdo hgeros alentos dniOos
portaba AdemAs
quenes consults puderon
amigo IPOr
pre-
savac6n. Al pldoEas
enlpec6 ratamiento.
efernedad tan grave que solo los tres eses ernpsOs
ayo Ad COntnue restableei pOr complete
pronunciar
nOmbre: DE- Williams, prOnunOian sl miO.'
(BIrmudO) AznyAHDao POa4Al-
Las P1doras Rosadas del DR.. williams Sc venden
en- casi todas las droguerias boticas Cualquier
persona que tonga dicultad en- adqurirlas debe ir-
girse a la casa DIR. Williams Medicine Co.. Schenec-
tady, n. Y. Estados Unidos, Sc le avsara donde
partamentO medico que da consejos absOlutamente
gratis cualquier paciente que'le comunique sus
sintomas padecimientos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28

en- egtR imprenta g Vonde papaB do
par 6dias viaia $500 auintaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28
~ DeCTet0F1O.
ARISTIDES MAYOR.

RESULTA q7e despu6s ds impor-
tsr en- plaza, prccadepte de au Fsbrica,
los sefores TRUEBA Y OLIVAS 81
mejor Ron que se concce en- Puerto
Rico. MARCIA eMULITA. , acsban
de presentar al mercadO dos cIases de
ANS que no 10 meioran los suDerio-
res de Mallorcs. En- Ella MULTTA9
se vera que 81 ANS eGLOBO1 y
eTIGRE9 no tienen corapetencia. La
gran fabrica de licoTes est6 an SantuF-
ce, TaIleree. cerCa de Ii estaci6n del
Ferrocarril r. @. Bog 748 San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
RICHARD. ] BIGGS
Tetuan 20
Professor de Ingles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28

AL PUBLICO- -Fotograffas. ampliacione
y fotograbados Sc hacen en- la Fotografia
Ia Succession dc Alfonso. San Francisco 42.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-28

Para que un. .remedio para la cura de la
dyspepsia, indigegtiones u otras Intermediates
del estomago pueda dar resultados perma-
nentes es necesario que ese remedio ejerza
su accion, no sobre los alimentos que Sc
ingeren en- el estomago, sino sobre el esto-
mago Inismo. Ese medicamento no deberia
desempenar las funciones del estomago. sino
dejar q este organo en- estado de desempe-
mar por 81 mismo sus multiples funciones
Las
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-03
The Pacific Electric Railway

morning services all troops in the re-
gion around the headquarters were
drawn up in line before General Line
vitch's tent and the commander in
chief came out, greeted the troops, and
passed down the line, saluting each
and every soldier with a kiss. All
the men were much moved and many
Of them wept The incident served to
increase their boundless worship of the
old leader.
General Linevitch continues energeti-
cally the reorganization of the various
departments of the armies.
Staff Captain Shubersky, who has re-
turned here after making a reconnois-
sance on the Mongolian frontier, re-
ports that thousands of Chinese BAN
dts, under Japanese leaders, are be-
yond the border.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-03
AUTHORITIES coMPLAcENT
Consider Uprisings in Poland Less
Serious Than Was Expected
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, May Bad as
was the rioting at Warsaw, Lodz.
Kalisz and other places in Poland
yesterday and venomous as was the
hostility everywhere displayed against
the police and the Russian authorities,
the uprising was far less formidable
and the results less bloody than an
ticipated. The authorities had given
due warning of their intention to per-
nit no demonstrations and the troops
quelled disturbances ruthlessly.
All reports, however, indicate that
the demonstrators were comparatively
few in number, and that the vast bulk
of the population, fearing trouble, re-
manned indoors. Where trouble oc-
CURED the crowds were armed with
bombs and revolvers. In Warsaw
red flag procession was dispersed by
two voleys. Cossacks and Uhlans
then charged and cut down the people
in the streets, drove them into court
yards and beat them with sabers and
whips in the cruel fashion peculiar to
these wild horsemen of the ssteppes.
About hundred persons we're killed
or seriously wounded, according to the
reports, women and even children
sharing the fate of the men.
Attack the Police
At Lodz workmen attacked the po-
lice with bombs and were charged by
dragons and Uhlans, who cut off the
bomb throwers, drove them into
house. surrounded it and then fired
upon those inside, killing three per-
sons and wounding many.
According to the reports which have
reached st. Petersburg from Kalisz the
workmen there for time had the up
per hand of the police and gendarmes,
disarming and stoning them until res
cued by a squadron of cavalry.
During service in a church here yes
terday, the congregation began sing
ing patriotic songs whereupon SOL
diers and police entered the building
and attacked the people, wounding
many of them. A free fight ensued
during which weapons were wrested
from the police, shots were exchanged
and stones were thrown. A dragoon,
woman and man were killed inside
the church. A squadron of cavalry
was summoned and dispersed the
crowds. The church was closed for re-
conservation.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-03
TRYING To HOLD
RUSSIAN SHIPS
CHINA USING EVERY EFFORT
TO DETAIN THEM
REPORTS TO UNITED STATES
Peking Assures Our Government That
1t Is Doing Its Best to Keep
Interned Vessels From
Departing
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-China has
Informed the United States that she is
using every effort to prevent the de-
parture from her waters of the Russian
cruiser Askold and the Russian torpedo
boat destroyer now interned at Shang-
hal. The communication from Peking
was transmitted to the state depart
ment today by Sir Cheng Liang Cheng,
the Chinese minister, and will be COM
municated to the Japanese legation
here by Acting Secretary Loomis, to
whom the Japanese minister recently
expressed concern about the reported
preparations for sea which were said
to be in progress aboard the Russian
warship.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-03
MOB ARMED WITH CLUBS
Trouble Feared From Striking Brick
yard Employees in Poughkeepsie

BY Associated Press
POUGHKEEPSIE N. Y, May g.
The 1900 striking brickyard employees,
mostly foreigners, made another DEM
onstration today, marching from
Duchess Junction to Chelsea on the
New York Central tracks armed with
clubs and preventing all work from
being resumed at thirteen yards in
the district. The manufacturers held
meeting today and decided not to
grant the demands of the attackers
and called upon the sheriff to furnish
deputies when an attempt should be
made to resume work. Deputies were
sent to the brick yard district today
to arrest the leaders of the strike.
The strikers are i'm an ugly mood
and trouble is feared.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-03
New Anti-semltic Paper

by Associated Press
KISHINEFF, Russia, May 2.-The
Drough, meaning, "Fiend,') a news
paper under the control of NJ. Krous-
hevan, the former editor of the Bess-
harabyetz, has appeared here.
Kroushevan was editor of the anti
semitic organ in Kishineff, the Bess-
arabyetz articles in which have been
charged with being largely respons-
ible for the massacre of Jews in Kish-
ineff in 1903.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-03
NEW ORLEANS
WITH PANAMA BY WIRELESS

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The COM
prehensive system of wireless tele-
graph service being established by the
bureau of equipment of the navy de-
partment contemplates connecting New
Orleans and Panama.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-03
MAY PAY OVER MONEYS
VOTED FOR PANAMA

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. May 2.-The court
of appeals of the District of Columbia
decided today that the secretary of the
treasury cannot be enjoined from pay
ing the $5O,OOO,o 900 appropriated by con-
gress for the purchase of the Panama
canal property.