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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
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hsadornos; pesada y enolme techumbrc.
Penetfo pie por vxstos coredores dertos donde hIy
arboles secuares cuys ma h,n ca punt como e
edcacones del paico spaecen principle especie
de desorden Gin descuba plan determnado e
copjunto Por do alt techumbres monumentAeE
imponentee anguOs ensanchn chnecss
eaten erzados dc obscuros relieves
No encol ttando nsdie, canine 81 szar.
Susp6ndese aquen absolute asonrss nsepaabe del Jap6n
moderno ExDerimeno 10 mema preston que penetrse
e slenco de pGsAdo ncomprensble ell explen
dor de civizac6n de h cual para mi compIetmene
exttahoa guoradOs 10 arqucturs Ell dibuio Ia eseca
Un borS0 Mcerdote guardian hA vistc dirige
hacla NIL hcendome una reVerencls me xge mi nombrey
mi lasApore.
Eta corrieLte: 81 msmo Va Quiarme para visinr Ell
pAlGco condci6n de que decace quite ell sombrero
Me trae un sandaas de tecope de los que
visitar pAaco GciI pre6ero andar descaxo como e
nuestro Slencloso nteImn4be re
de sA odas barnEGdG deorada una origrAdsd
suntuoIE
En- e suelose sempre todss pa tes il eterna cspa
de eseras baEc ercuentrA sencls codadS
limpa ID mansion de los erAdores en- los mpo en-
Las de pertonGS acomOddas 10 de los pobres No hay
mueble en nDguna parte deconocids roco mel
en- e Jap6n; ell pAscio eIti entsramente vscfo.
T0da sorprendente mtgnlfceDcia es las murAAs
en- las b6vedas LIS precosA aca dc xende unorme
por doquie obe eat. fon1o de peco bzntno todos
los Ar c6ebres del ago ApoO6s han pildo mimi
tables Csda slA hI SdO decJrAdA arA diferente
ust cuyo nombre c bonEo respeto En- una esan
todAs las conocdA oda del ae todos
guereroS cubieIJs dc AfmAdur de Ancsa espanoso
persigniendo cAbAlo m6nstruos seres mIgnAro La
aeguAmene mas esaVIgsn solo e decoAdA IbInco,
abIncos todaS las form de odos los eoor Aberto ce
fado entreableTto eGpATcd0s mucha gGea eobre n
Aca Dc oto Les csos r:EO igualn:ne biru1AdoI do ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
Information D|AR|A

An ame lean family VIII sell the
turnirhlngs of Al room house inme-
diately, every h'og In frst rate condi.
tl6n. Apply 25 Cristo. 8 2
Ell Gobornaior recibi6 un tele-
grama del coronel del cuerpo de la
policfa innlar, manifestan1o que las
huelgas contindan en- Ponce, pero con
caract pacffco. Los huelguistas pre-
sos Sc hallan en- libertad bajo fanza
provisional. Los heridos y contusos
enla reyerta de anteayer no presentan
lesiones de importancia.
En- la semana proxima los seiio.
res Winthrop reanudaran las recep-
clones que verifcaban en- la mansion
ejecutiva jueves de cada semana.
LIS sefiora de .nuestro ami 90 CO.
rreligionario don jose Labrador di6
q luz q I'm robasto nido, que ha LENA
do de felicidad tan simpatico hogar,
LIE felicitamos,
Aver SO VIC ante la Corte de Dis
trito ell juicio por libelo que don Jose
Mercado (Momo), seguia contra dor
Pedro r. Diego.
FL tribunal condeno al senior Die
20 q diez dollars de multa diez dias
de carcel. FL senior Diego ingresard
en- la carcel para cumplir la pena i'm
puesta por 81 referido tribunal.
I'm la retreta de maflana 10 ban
da de la policia insular tocard en- la
plaza de Baldorioty la sentidisima
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

melodia xJes1s Nazarenos de Gounod,
'cuya partitura es de gran efecto mu-
sical.
= En- la Corte municipal Sc VIC ell
icio de Jose Maria Vega, acusado
de aggression por Luis Vazques Prada
Ell juez del Vale lie impuso ocho
dias de arresto, declarandole libre por
Ia prisi6n sufrida.
-Anoche celebr6 session ordinaria
ell Concejo municipal bajo la presiden.
cia del sefor Paniagua. Sc trataron
diversos asuntos concernientes 4 la
hygiene pdblica,
La banda de la Policia 1nsular,
dara maf1ana en- la noche en- la plaza
de ~Baldoriotya una retreta, ejecutan-
do las siguientes pleas;
Paso dob.e (Fdnebre) eEl Nilo2
Milpajer.
{ Canci6n sagrada SBeautiful Home
OF Paradises King.
Cuarto acto de la opera <Fa1orl
taa Donizettl.
Miserere y ddo de Tiple y Baio Ell
la 6p ra xTrovador2 Verdi,
Melodia d Jcslis Nazareno Gou
/ not.
Andante jth Symphony Beetho
venS.
Meditation Ave Maria, Gounod
J Marchas Fdnebres lal &El Lamen
tor TO- $Jone> Pa1 y Petrelr.
Himno.
Ell Juea del Vale ha pedido fan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

"a de cincuenta dollars para la liber-
tad provisional de Armando Maisonet
y Miguel Fuentes, acusados de falsa
representation ante la Corte munich
pal,
Hoy Sc b. puesto en- libertsd d An
tonic Sanch 3 O.ero que cumplfa con
dena 90 la carcel de ests cludad.
Ell microbes pr6x ND celebrsrA
session Ia Junta Superior de Ssnidad
para tomar acuerdos sobre los regls.
me ntos sanitarios aprobados en- el
Consejo Ejscutivo.
Ell Conseio Ejscusivo en- su se.
si6n de aver aprob6 la licencia de un
mes solicitada por ell seiior Post para
efertuar un viaie q N,w York.
Dlrante el tempo que dure oil via
ie dc Mr.. Pos ocupara su puesto de
secretario INFERNO de Puerto Rico, el
Assistant Secretario.
Aver Sc aprobaron en- ell Cons
jo Executive los reglamentos de Ia
Junta Superior de Sanidad sobre be
bidas y alimentos adultersdos.
Con el concurso de la cornpafiia
de zarEuela, el p del corriente SO pre-
sentara al pdblioo la celebrada arpis,
Ia Esmeralda Cervantss, dando ur
concerto en- nuestro teatro. La com,
pafia SSociedad Artfsticas aru acia
para Ia refsrida function las aplaudi.
das zarzuelas Gel cabo primero,s SCo
70 dc sehoras0 y xN.ha Pancha.s Este
concierto esta dedlcado por la sefInrs
Cervantes a una parte de la socied I'D
de San Juan.
Ell departamento superior de Sa.
nidad recibi6 la siguiente comunica
ci6n del doctor j. M. Ssldahq;
SD9spu9s de inspeccionar los pue
BIOS de CatafI }, Bayam6n, Toa-alta J
Coroza|, salgo para Lares inspeccio
nando 10 poblacion. El estado sani
tario de los pueblos vlsitados es So
tisf4 ctorio.S
--El dnico teiegrama recIbido ho.
en- la odcina del cuartel general, in
forma que ell cabo Aress.ga. del pues
to de Vega-bsja, sorprendi6 aver un;
jugadG, de naipes, 0eteniendo q sell
individuos, que faeron puestos & dis
posici6n del jcsgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
ULTIMA HORA

gr ina manifesto su excelencia, lnien-
tras captain Silen, teniente G uanil sean
h >mbres aquienes debamos contiar Vi.
day libertad, los trabajadores estamos
convencidos que practicameote estan
abolidas en- Ponce leyes, derechos,
reunion expresar pensamiento de
palabra y sin garantias miembros Fe-
derati0n Of Labor. Hombres que anne
trallan y apalean pueblo indefenso sin
motivos, no estan preparados para ga
rantizar orden y respeto leyes. No nos
explicamos conducta Coronel Hamill.
SaMiago lglcSias.
o. a. +, of l..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
BiBLIOTECA DE .LADEAO1RAIA'

dc verdor que SO detcabr &c ban De upa del coa
frs,ur. vt3s por encm4 ej4nA tctWs 81
uno A como Ell balc6n de gigsDteca nofsda ttes
Llegln de abs aleges muimulos de 'gua corert @e
sonoras rsotada, Is que hy ALI cnco mnaIts M o,
que tenen don De hscer cue las 6yeLe ssds sean FEC d.
IN grupo de mujetes sc ha rsthdo Ia sombfs p'ra t
aqua de elos
Z, cosl bonita Singular IN bosqle oonpao'so Gac'm
dc esos bambGs del lI6n. VGto ash encmA pAfec una
cole cc6n de mensss pit regures 6guSle tGl Dc mis-
mo pecioso verde obscure que kcsra hcis la xtmGd
efcorjunto sn gefo qoes merof soTIoie 'gs tiemb
ptout6As h.d.s npoua. con sus Gncs &c n,vos core.
exnAmente combnsdos penados altos pe1ddoa COZ
1l6leres fJrea.
Et.s coss igtsdsbs IL vista, nesperado
cuando sclba uno de ver pado m o do las amptr sque
Hos doses rbas que qae ugg ssn ano empa t7ss dc
IT, antSdos en- les cbscuros .tEtIario3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

en los salones de 10 Casa Municipal
aDta 10 Comisi6n respectiva. - La obra
est& presupuesta en- 1926 dollars FL
presuesto pliego de condiclonea co.
rren unidos al txpedients que obrA
on Secretarfa; donde deberAp concu.
rrlr lor interesados 4 entsrarse de 10
que pueda ce enyanirles. y SO Ia, erta
en- SLa Dsmocracias para concurren-
cia de [icitadotea RIO piedraS Abril
II de 1905
JUAN CAL0CA.
Al.alde Municipel,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
EN- IA RtAl|DAD

tConHnuaci6n de Ia pdgiaa 5s)
han pasado seis meses desde las e'ec
clones y continuan en- sus puest0s los
enemigos del gobieroo, los hombres
de una minorfa In ignificapte, los
hombres que apoyaroa ia polisica de
Hunt, los que no puedeu estar corf l.
mes con Ia reacci6n necssaria implsn'
tada por el nuevo gobierno
No es possible que las cosas sigan
normalizardose, con elemsntos obs
truccionistas, con hfmbres que entor-
pecen todos los bnenos actos y los
buenos deseos del gobierno.
Urge pues una resoluci6n rapid o,
uua medida ererglca quo establezca
una epoca estable dentro de la Ley
organ'ca que nos rigs. No se puede
prender una vela 4 Dlos y ORA al Dla
bio. Por carreteras y no por veredas'
P. AIldic0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

--EstA tarde 90 vic 60 10 Corte
Municipal una denunciG contra Joa'
q 1fn Acosta. acusado de da'ios ma
II iosos. El Jltz del Vale dioi6 We.
redicto de iLculpabilidad, mauif 4stau-
do al depu' claLta que podria reclamar
c vtlmsuts por medic de denuncia crl-
mnal.
Ell Casino Espafol anuucia un
baile de socte lad para el dia de Pas
cua, ell % del corriente. Reina mu.
cha animaci6n entire la juventud para
ell re ferido bale.
Ell doctor Brloso, Od :ial de Sa-
nida], term!n6 hoy ell infJrme acerca
de la conveuiencia de consiruir un
hospital en- San IAN para mujeres
eDfermas.
En ekta semara SO presen'ar& ell
referido informe al alcalde sef'or Todd,
-Esta maliana SO eelebr6 en 10
Corte Federal Ia causa de desacato
contra ell amer,c mo L II A len.
El sefIor Alien SO eucontraba CD
libertad bajo fl ,nza de 500 dollars.
El juez Nc Kama orden6 la inme-
data libel tad del acusado, despues
de una pequefia reprlmenda.
--Eo II Corte Federal EN- pez6 esta
ms Il ma un juicio optra Jose Ma "a
villa, acus ado de slpuesto perjurio
El sunto Sc ventila ante el gran Ju-
rado.
sgsTHE HELVETlA.,-27 Gale
de a Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes
<Table d hotels Aposentos para ia
milias y personas solas. Comidas &
cincuenta centavos cublerto. BaGos
Telefono, 1872. Apartado correo. 295
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota;
Este hotel ssta q cargo de una se1ori.
10 caguefia.
&TPARA curar un resfriado en-
un dia tome las PAsTILLAs LAxAN
TIES DE BRoMO QUININA. Fl hoticaric
le devolvera el dinero 81 no SO cura
La frma de E. W. GROVE se halla
en- cada caiita.
eALAS.INDIGESTIONES Sc ali
Wan inmediatamente, c'u tomar do
sellos, y radicalmente SO curan con vi
solo estuche del Digestive Moiarrieta
sin privarse de alimentos. Las Dis
pepsias y Gastralgicas, Sc curan COZ
tomar 3 6 4 estuches. Para cursr ra
dicalmente las mas graves enfermeda
| des cr6nicas, gastrointestinales, 81
debe tomar durante 3 meses Q
Digestive Moiarrieta: que es el dnict
verdadero remedio gastro-intestina
complete y radical, universalnent
confrmado superior q todos los otro
para curar las Intermediates del 90
tonnage,
PARA CURAR UN RES
FRIADO EN- UN Ola to ne las PAS
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-QUINl
Ma. FL boticario le devolvera Ell di
nero 81 no 80 cura. La frma de E. W
GROVE Sc halla on oada caiita,
ETOFICINA de asuntos admins
trativos y iud,ciales y agencia de ne
gocios de Jose G. del Vale, calle d
San Francisco ndmero Is. (Altos,)
Gesti6n en- los departamentos d,
Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientoa
Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10 il
dicial; abogados Acuha, Diaz M
varro y Texidor. Buen trGductor
maquina de escrinir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
Acadia Municipal De Rio
Pisdras

Aprobado por el II lnorable Ayuu
tamieuto el eHpeltente sobre r5mate dc
los tra1sj1s dc installation do inodo.
ros n Ia Casa Municipal y sus depen.
lencias. -Sa hAce sabar; que 81 acto
del remats tsndrA lugar el dia IS del
ett a lte Mayo a las dos do la tardo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
IN-ANERI(AN INSTITUTE
tligidO p0r Dun Jose Domingo SuSlnl
e7 w. 9th ST. NEW YORK
67 w. 9th St. NEW YORK

Instruction en- todos los ramos
Conducci0n adecuada en- los estudios.
Trato y dire; ci6n conv, nielt> al car &c.
ter de la raza latina Perfe1conauie en-.
10 60 Il Idioma espahol, & hn de q, los
i5venes que Sc nos envian 40 vuelvan
Iuego q sus plises hacienda papeles
ridiculos; sin saber hablar bien, nj ell
espafIol nj ell ipg '6s -Eastiiatza rapi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

AL entrar ea prensa este ndmero
Sc recibe de Ponce un telegrama, di-
rigido al G Gobernador, que dice asi:
Ponce, Abril lS-l.3 tarde.
Honorable Gobarnador de Puerto Rico.
Seflor: Miles ciudadanos frman
jurando captain Silen, teniente Guanil,
mand5 fuerzas, atacaron tiros, ma
canazos y sablazos trabaj ,dores en-
meeting pacifco, resultando mas 60
heridos, contusos Declaran ser abso-
lutamsnte falso trabajadores agredie-
ran policia y es calumnioso oradores
instigaran violencia. Visto su tele.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

da ehca8 de este ldloms- -Caidados
de famiiia-Comida q Ia espanola--
Costumbres, religion y tradlciones
patrias -M6t3dos de ems 1apza anne
ricanos -Idioma obligatorlo. el ingl6s.
Nuestras spenaIidades. Comercio .
idiomas, Referencias de donds sc
q1ieran y como Sc quleran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18
P. AIldico.

"a de cincuenta dollars para la liber-
tad provisional de Armando Maisonet
y Miguel Fuentes, acusados de falsa
representation ante la Corte munich
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-18

tC0ntiauaci6a lie la pdgiaa 5s)
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
Yale Wins From Princeton.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 2O.-Fol-
lowing the old-fashioned style of foot
ball, Yale today gave Princeton a %
to beating, the worst in many years,
but the Princeton team had the sat
isfaction of breaking Yale's clean rec
ord by beautiful 43-yad drop kick
by ToOker. But. after ALL the blue
can still point to a goal line that mas
not been crossed by an opponent this
season.
The game was relieved from posi-
tive dullness by Yales adoption in
the second half of the much longed-
for 'open play when long runs
around the ends, much kicking, in
which the quarterbacks did their
share, and two brilliant dashes by
Quarterback Hutchinson of Yale, re-
peatedly brought the 10000 spectators
to their feet.
The singing at the game was in
spring, as it always is, but Prince
ton had more lung power and had the
courage to hurl their catchy songs
across the field. Yale's reply becom-
ing enfeebled as interest in the game
increased The weather was so de-
ligtfully mild that heavy wraps were
rot needed, and the charming gowns
of the women much bedecked with
their favorite streamers made the
grand stands brilliant with color.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
False Car Has Appeared.

st. Petersburg. Nov. 20.-A false
emperor has suddenly made his ap-
pearance near Penza and already his
followers number $4,000.
This is the startling report received
this afternoon in dispatch from
Simbirsk.
Penza is in the heart of the vast
region extending westward from the
Volga, where agrarian uprisings on a
large scale have occurred, and if the
report is true that the pretender to
the throne has placed himself at the
head of the peasantry, the govern
ment will soon face. besides it's 9TH
er troubles, formidable agrarian
rebellion.
1t required year to suppress the
famous rebellion led by Pugatcheff.
VINO impersonated the dethroned and
murdered Peter III. in the time of
Catharine II. That uprising was start
Ell in the same region on the banks
CT the Volga.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21

the sections of the country he visited.
Steady progress is being made in
the work of rebuilding the Lewistown
Telephone company's line between
this city and Great Falls. The line
was completed through to Belt yes.
terday, and Manager F. H. Bacon is
pushing the work from the other end.
When this new copper wire line is
finished, it will prove great con.
venience to business men, as it will
be used for telegraphing as we'll as
for the usual purposes of first-class
long distance telephone. This com.
pany's line in Lewistown is also being
reconstructed and the wires for car.
rying the cables are being strung.
The first 100 telephones on the To-
cal exchange of the Lewistown-Bill-
ings Mutual exchange have been sub.
scribed for, and so Of them are now
installed. The construction crews are
hard at work stringing wires all ov-
er the city, and the local exchange,
which is now operating satisfactorily,
will soon be running with 100 phones.
Mortimer w. Lewellin, who has long
been connected with the drug firm
of L.. c. Wilson, mas become a part
ner in that establishment, and the
firm name is now Wilson & Lewellin.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
LITIGATION
OVER CLAIMS
APPLICATION FOR A WRIT OF
MANDATE HEARD BY JUDGE
e. X. CHEADLE.

A nice point of law is presented in
an action begun in the district court
in a case entitled the state ex rel J.
A. Moore, trustee, against l.. P. Slat-
er, sheriff, and John l.. Bright. the
action involving three mining claims.
the Nipper, Blue Jay and Silver Bow,
situated near Kendall.
The property was sold under fore
closure of a mortgage given to John
l.. Bright by Hal S. Corbett on Nov.
IL, 1904. There was a years time
for the redemption of the claims. and
the last day fell on Sunday, Nov. 12,
last. On account of this fact, Mr..
Moore, the trustee, Seattle man,
rendered the full amount due. with
interest, $8,71O, to the sheriff on Mon.
day, Nov. 13, he taking the view that
as the last day fell on Sunday, the
time for payment went over until that
day. A certificate Of redemption was
demanded from me sheriff, and it was
refused. the property having been
sold and taken in by Mr.. Bright on
Saturday, Nov y, the day before the
time expired. The point in contro-
versy is thus made clear, Mr.. Bright's
attorney, r. Won Tobel, claiming that
Saturday was the final day for re-
demption under the circumstances,
while the plaintiffs attorneys, Hun
toon & Smitn, claim that it went ov-
CT until Monday.
Upon the sheriff's refusal, applica-
ton was made to the district court
for a writ of mandate to compel the
officer to give the required certificate
CT redemption on receipt of the mon
ey. which is now on deposit in bank.
subject 10 the order Of the clerk of
the court The application was argu-
ed before Judge Cheadle in chambers
SATURDAY evening. and the court took
the matter under advisement. AS
Judge Chea,lle has left the city to take
the place of another Judge on the dis.
trict court bench, who is i'll. decis-
ion will not be rendered for several
days.
In addition to the application for
the writ of mandate, Mr.. Moore has
instituted proceedings against Mr..
Bright TO quiet title to the three claims
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
Four PLY Hanging Assured.

Reno. New, Nov. 2O.-The state
board of pardons, sitting at Carson
this afternoon refused to intervene in
the case of German, Sevener, Linder-
man and Roberts, sentenced to hang
tomorrow for the murder of Jack
Welch in Humboldt county two years
ago. Yesterday the board denied ap-
plications for communication of SEN
tence but after it had adjourned the
sisters of German handed to Gov
ernor Sparks an affidavit from F. T..
Matthews of San Francisco, who
sought to establish an alibi for Cor
man. Investigation showed that the
affidavit was signed nearly a month
ago and that the young woman mad
carried it to offer at the last mo-
ment. The board of pardons in spec
ial session rejected the alleged new
evidence as immaterial.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
Arms for Russian Jews.

Chicago, Nov. 2O.-Funds for the
purchase of arms and ammunition by
the revolutionary committee at St.
Petersburg were collected here tonight
at meeting of the revolutionary Sec
tion of the Russian Jews. The meet
ing was decidedly dramatic. One min
ute the audience would be moved to
tears by descriptions of the speakers
of the recent atrocities, and the next
moment reused to the highest pitch
of fury.
One of the speakers seemed to ex-
press the sentiment of the audience
when he declared:
1T is idle to collect funds for the
widows and orphans when the govern.
ment agents are seeing to it that there
are no widows and orphans left. We
must collect funds for battle. as this
is the moment for armed resistance
and not for idle weeping"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
WON NTHEWAGER
LOST HIS LIFE
t,AN AT MOORE DRINKS A QUART
OF GIN AND THEN
DIES.

AS result of drunken mans de-
sire to win bet that he could drink
quart of gin, Sherman Shaffer, gen.
orally known as 'Hayrack," is dead
at Moore, and people are wondering
If those who led him to take the
death dealing drink are to escape pun
ishment.
1t appears that Monday night, Shat
fer and some others were in Moore
saloon, drinking, when the deceased,
who had already imbibed freely, made
the boast that he could drink a quart
of gin at one effort. Others denied
that Shaffer possessed any such abil-
ity in the drinking line, and offered
to bet that he could not make his
claim good. The bet was made, and
then Shaffer discovered that ne did
not have the money to buy the quart
OF liquor. The other parties to the
wager, so the report goes, offered to
overcome this difficulty by buying
the gin themselves. This was en-
tirely satisfactory to the drunken
man, the liquor was purchased and
Snaffer Immediately swallowed it.
He quickly fell into a stupor, and was
either led out into the rear of the
place or walked out alone.
Body is Found.
At all events, not long after he had
reached the rear of the place and
fallen down, he died. This tragic end
oi the affair was not known to any
cne apparently, until yesterday morn
ing, when the body was found.
Word reached the officers, and it is
likely that thorough investigation
will follow. No date has yet been
set for the funeral, and the remains
will not be buried until full inquiry
has been made.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-21
TO
HAVE PAPER
FIRST ISSUE OF THE KENDALL
MINER TO APPEAR THIS
WEEK..

Kendall is to have a newspaper,
and the first issue will appear this
week, probably on Friday. Butte Tip
ton, who with George Beasley re.
Gently started the Inland Empire at
Moore, has sold out his interest in
that property to Mr.. Beasley, and will
be in charge of the Kendall paper,
in which Tom Stout, of this city, is al
SO interested. Mr.. Upton went out
to the gold camp Saturday to look ov-
er the field. For the present, the pa
per will be printed in Lewistown, but
a plant has already been ordered and
will be shipped to the camp as early
as possible.
1t was a foregone conclusion that
Kendall would have newspaper soon
er or later, and Mr.. Upton and his as
sociates, having the greatest conf
dence in the future of the camp, decid-
ed that the time was ripe for car
rying out the plan.