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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02
IN DUELO CUR|OSO
eI Director de ia Democra
cia" de Montevideo des. fla
al stilor Presidente.
CAUSA DEL DUELO
FL Presidente Battle Sc batira
cuando termine su manda.
to presidential

Entire el presidents dc 10 Rs i Ill
60 de Ueugusy, Uf1,r Jo,e Battle '
Q del y sl director de ala Demo
sraeiss, do Ncntsvideo, assor Luis
Alberto do Hsrrers, 80 he coneertado
IN duelo para cusndo dicho presidsn.
10 acahc aus mandate, dentro de unoa
mesea.
La sausa del dsssno, ase6a vsr-
'i6n que tomamos de IN solsgs ar
gsntino, fue un suslto del psri6dico
sEl Dfas, contsAtando q oiro do eLs
Dsmocrsciss. en- sl que. al darss cusn
20 de q le el Presidents do 10 Psl 4
blics 90 retro del estado mayor del
elercito, rodeado dc sgsrtss de seeu,
ridad, So ponis en- duda sl valor del
sef)r Battle, y 90 hssia retsrencIa 4
10 vida privAda ce don Luis A berso
do Hrrera, quieo envl6 sus padrinos
q 10 redace!6 de sEl D.,s CON ene.r
go de pedir sl retro dc la cfsnsa q
una satisfsccI6n por las armAs.
Uno de los rsdsssores del dIario
10 sont'ato que el suelto que contt MIA
retsrencia que el senor H ,rrsra con
sidera bs ofsnsivs, era del Presidents
dc 10 RsE1olics, qulsn habia dispueu.
to ex)le'smsnts qde en- sualq uisr
sueasi6n qua por sss cause 90 suscits-
rs. s6lo ii debia irtsrvsnir.
Los padrinos del aen Jr Hsrrerra,
dsspu6i dc cAmblar impresiones cor
6ite, 90 pusieron al b Able con o. ne o,
Battle, quien sontsaI6 que una WI
termtnado su mandate NO ssndrfa In.
90 lvenients ca ponsrse & dis sposicior
del director do sLs Democraclaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02
EN- LA C0RTE FEDERAL
Case de naturalization del sbdito frances Aedee Bonnet

Anse 10 Oorte de Distrito do los
EstAdos U0idos On estA islA 90 ha pre-
ssntado recionlements un caao dc nA-
AuralisAtf0n dc I'M libdilo frances, Gu.
~ reaoluci6n snIrAnA gran importau.
Gle por las eonsscaenciAs legAles Qus
de ellie puoden dsrivarae,
Don Luis AmAdse B onnst y Jas
part, aunQus nAciao en- VisQues, Dor
dessender de padres francssss, ccnuer.
vAbA 80 sondiei0n dc s6bdito frances,
Al verifcaras en- 1898 el eambio dc
sobOrAniA en- sAsa isla.
Asogido q los prsseptoa de una
Ofden General que diOso el Gobierno
Aili1Ar dc eStA lalA ca el In1 l. 8sg,
compareci6 ante oil Juts Municipal de
Vlequsa en % do 0slubre de dieho sno
J medisnts iuramento, maniiest5 Gu
lntsnei6n de hAcsrss eiudAdano de los
EatAdos Unidos dc America, renun-
ciAndo desde luego lodA ooedIencia q
& suberanfa exRApiera y prinei . Almsn
Ee { ls trAncssa de la que ere 81 6bdito,
Con saA deslArAc on dc tn1snel0r
hA compArscldo reeisntsmsA ale ante ls
Core Federal y he tsnido sArIa d,
nAIuraliEAe On como eiudadAno anna.
rlcAno. Zero inIormAdo el honorable
Ju,Y Dc diehA CorIe, de que aua pre-,
decesoreS en- el cargo, habtAn desecha =
do oIrAa prssensionsa ice ltisAs, fun
dados en- que lS dsslAraeion de inten
cion debe b scerIe, seg1a ell EatAtutt
de los EstAdea Unidos vigents en- Il
mAieria, ants una Corte de record qu
tsnQG iursdicci6a ds Common Law cir
cunAIAnclAA AmbAs que no soncurli q
sn los JuEgados Nunicipslea txistsu
tsr en- estA islA sn 81 An) l. sa1, dieh
1usa sa lA lsoslon del diA 30 del 90
-risRis rec 0msnd6 81 FncAl de ID
Uorts, qas PrsyiA una invsItigaciol
.sl slso, 10 Gomelisse { lA Coris par
Adoptar el tsmpsrAmento de Ley GU
proceeds.
LA rssolusi6n cue dieis 81 Juez o.
cate esso, enrahA gran impoItAnsi
| de eArGstsr general, porQus % idenli
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02
DtSDE AREC|BO
Reunion dc los accionistas
del hlp6dromo. -Cantidad
recaudada.
BALE DEL CASINO
Un matrimonio. ..Mujeres pu.
bllcas' Sensible falleclmien.
to-. <Loco> condecorado.

FL domi e. On 10 tArde suvo lu
gar en- los saiores del Casino la reu
ni6n do aoeioniltss del H,podromo
que hA do kvAnsArse en- easa siudAd.
Se preaent0 una llsta de ssissiensas
j dilz y seis Aceiones colccAdas, que
hAcen 10 s1rua de sc I6l. NJmbross
una eomision ensarg ads de Avlsssrss
CON el Lcd0, ID. F. SaLtoni, q fl do
dsris los dalos para sonsNtuir legal'
meme 10 Soeie1Ad, y otra euoArg ada
de rsdsstA- el Reglsmen.o Ssse
40 que IL socis lad ileve sl nc m rs Do
sSosledad HI IicA do Arscib>s Fle
designada una {. mission para resog ST
les 6rmAs de los acslonistas On suli
citudes reaactAdAa Al tf,elo. Ri 10
vansamisnt1 del H'p6iromo %, pu.s.
un hecho y pr0nso g. msnxAr&n Isa
obras, pues depenos i6lo do slegir el
lerreno On gus ha do ser levAnIAao.
- Xny animado y eonsorrido que
do el bAile aAdo por oil Casino sl do
mlpgo y On cslebr asion de SanIlsgo,
patron do K ,yana La consurI ensis a
t.e galAnssmsate obssQulada, termi
nAndo tan sgradable fssla & las dos
do 10 mAdrugsda.
-Antchs contrsisron matrimonio
por oil rit0 eas0i1cJ los apreciA ples
iovsnes Francisco PadillA y AntoniS
Sanchsx El Aoso 90 osiebr0 cou aodo
ceremonial en- OIL temple eAlo. 10 an
% sl respectable Padre Pima. La con
eurreneia fae espl6ndidamsnle obss
QuiAda On 10 casa do los nutv,s Goa.
yugss, & los eaAles dsseamos much 8,
felcldades.
-Ea do pEeeisa neOesIdad 81
aprreoe por esse municiplo una orde
nanza prohibiendo oil que las muj .rsI
Il .lIeas 90 passen por Ia plaza rtzAn
d0se con d JrAH y sen JrlbAa.
-HA tallssido On eala o.udsd |,
RESP EeiAhls ssiiorA d. IA Dolores Pure,
L .sisea. r. /. r.
-VArios AdmrAdores del % b .llC
el SLCcos As proponen regal Arle IN,
msaAllA do orc y plasa con una dedi
sAsoriA.
Con el I'm dc cue rosulse eaAdrs
de- 10 plAslelA de. t,Asro que 90 eaI,
constr y3nooi dsplsr& oeErloArss y
nArtlll0 de la antigua s4ecei y lo
miamos elOombsos AervliAn para Q
relleno del piao. PldlA hAccrse III
nonlso barqQs reersU &c los nlflos
Iqus de esIe modo no sssor orbssiAn sI
Ia plIzL principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02
PERSIA COIE PREsTADO

FL Oorresponsal del sStAnda arts On
Ber.io, dice sAber do fusnts autoriza-
d., que -segdo los i6rminos dc IN
Asusrdo euyas CoudiCtonss han siao
sratAdas entire N. dc NAus, faueiona.
rio b ga sncArg edo do 10 AdminissrA
ei6n do las aouAnas dc Persia y el
miniasro do AlemAnia 90 Tehsran, Ale
mania, prestArA & Persia sl.2s0, OOC
lihrss esserlinas, y reeibitG en- camhiu
un puerto 6 tacilidAdss para el essA'
blecimiento dc una eltAci6n de car
bon en- el Golfl p6rsieo, en- o. termIpc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02
De TODAS parties
Un 80 bandido dssbaIija
los pasaieros que iban
en- cinco o0ches.
MISTER BRYAN
MISTER BRYAN
Fl presidente de Estados Uni
dos y el emperador de Chi
ma camblan me nsales.

Dicsn do WswAnons, California
sCon una audasiA insrefbls acsha
dc robar un solo bandido cinco eochss
do los que hAaen el reeorrido del her
moso vale do Yosemite, eondueiendo
touristas.
loan asestAdos do visieros los 90.
chss rohados.
Detdvolos el lsdr6n, ce-ea de 10
entrada del Parque NacionAl.
ALI se hAbfa parapetado en- ven
to lsa posici6n y enmAloarado. So,
cando GU revolver Apunt6 q los pasA'
isros del primer coshs, ordsnAndoles
que Arroiaran euantos obistos dc va
lor llevasen encimA.
Hic!6ronlo aai y enio7ess el ban
dido les .dsio proseguir So mArehs,
Q pitiendo 81 hsz,6s con los passis'
ros de los euatro eoehss siguientes.
Fac tan rApida 10 operation, que
en- pocos minutes habfan aldo desbAli
| iRdos todos los pas jsros.
El bandido habfa reunido 70 una
esntidsd cor siderable de dinero ,
muchAs prendss, euando pas6 0. quinto
eosh' por 10 que determine sacapar
y 90 meti6 ca oil monte Immediate, ain
que haata ah0ra h.ya edo Posible
detenerlo.
-Comunloan dc Waahinton QUE
sl * aenador por Al k .nsas, Mr.. 10.
nes, Atx presidents del Connie Naeio
mel Dsmocl atieo, ha recibido una
carta dc Mr.. Willism fanny Bryan,
h sciendole presents que ae encusntrs
| dispuesto & aceptar su desiguaci6u
para candidate 10 prssiderciA d.
loa Estados Uaidos. aismpre que q
Ia oftesea de IN m do dehido.
Psro haee presente al mIamo tiem
po Mr.. Bryan, Qre NADIA hsi& pars
aM gurar su desiguaci6n, nj 10 desss
tampoco, & msnos que las sireunstan
ciAs pArexoan aconss iarla.
La reterids cArta sst& feehadA er
| ST. kholmo, 81 dis 10 del corrisnts,
Ell presidents de los Estadol
Unldoa y oil emyerador de China cam
biAron, el mes pasadc, menssisS d.
f,.icltasi6p, con motive do la apertu
rA en- Shanghai de las ofleinau do Ii
ecmpAfifa del Cable Comerelal dsl Pa
Ieinso, que uns los EslAdLs UnidoI
con el sontiuente asiAIioo.
El tendido de s.ts sable com plsts
10 obrA emp: 3 AdA por el tsndtdo de
Cable comerCiAl entire San Francisco
a. Mould y eortinuAda por los %
bles tendidos entire Manila , Honolu
n vie Guam y les islAs Intern diAs
ESto representa- IN recorrido do oAa
10000 millAs dc sable submarine co
loeado & una profundidAd de 2e4
brasAs. El despacho del president.
fue oil primero trAGmiIido por la nuevt
lioea; el segundo tae el del emperador
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02
ALHlJAs HIsTORICAS

RI &C ,ornAlts de Italia AnuneiA
que ae hs eomprobAdo en- sl Vaticano
lA desapArisl6n del arshtvo secreto
donde SO eonEsrvan los documsutos
hiss6riooS mas feIsrvAdos, de todo el
eo1iunto de les preeIcsos m&nu,critou
de Pic VII, entrs los cuales eaia1 sun
memorials, .eIcritss miertrAs estuvo
prisionero en- FJptAini blsau.
Hssta Ahora no se hA tomado
ningunA MEDIA para .rseuperar loS
mGnuteritoH.
u t,mlneate f.6 vsudida sn
Londres 10 FolIrona que uBAbA Napo
ltoa en- su deSIierro de Santa Elena
EG de MADEIRA pipiadS y lleva una pla,
eA de sobrs con el nombre de Napo
leon, que tue eolecAda por 81 primer
posesdor de ella E preeIo obtsnldc
tas de l, $50 frances.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02

60 aituaei6n 10 del Ssl1or Bonnst %
sneusnIran treEoiontcs 8 cuAtrooIenGos
indivlduos residsntss ca VleQuss, Que
ain otrR eArtA de naturAlix scion qua
IN llramsnto de intenci6u prestado
ante el Juez Municipal, 90 iiensn =
hAesn pAsar por siudAdanoa arnsrIeA,
nos, gozA Ando dc la eondIcl6a de elsc.
sores y Olsglbles para cArgos muniei'
pAlesi y & tales indivlduoa, dc prevA'
leser el criterio qae he presldido en-
81 easo de Amsdee, les ssr& muy fAsIl
por rAson dc analogia, proVesrGe de
una ciudAdAniA amsrieanA ttsctiva
hRsisndo 10 mIsuo que b hseho dIsho
Bonnet
Pero entraiiS tamb.en dichA rsao.
lucion una importaneiR particular
porQue ca eAIos momsrsos 90 slRue
por eI Attorney General & geat!6n del
rolalor don Santiago Marrero, y An.
10 la Oorts de Diatrito de Il lmacAo,
/ ua proee dimlento dc QIo WArrAnto
contra dicho Luis Amsdee Bonnet, en-
el que 90 oiseuts 80 sapaeIdad legal
para dsaemptnsr el ergo de Alcllds
municipal de VisQusI, tandado On Que
no tisns la C1ndici6n de eiudadapo
americana, J es clAro que & eas pro,
eedlmiSnto lIevArs Amedss "a rseiouic
cartA de naturalization, on sl saso d,
que la Corle Federal 10 manGengs 90
mo huena,
AdsmsI el Ssror BonreI AeAhA d,
scr txslufto d. las lisiaa do intesip
con de elestores en- VleQuss, por el
Juez municipal de H1macso, fand&n'
dose en- Aederdos del Conseio Eisoatl.
vo de satH iaiA que no rsconoosn fso
nvidad legal AlgunA { esos iuFanen-
tos de intsI cl0n Anle Jueces muniel %.
les.
Ia rsIolusi6n del H1norabls Jusx
Rodsy, euyA intsligsncIa alto sSpi-
rilu de aAlIeiA esItn - rseonosidos sn
Puerto Rico, se ssperA con inlsr6S
por les que 60 ssts pais nos inisrssA-
mos porQue prevaleEea 90 todos los
6rdsnss sl im2srlo del dsrsehJ J Dc le
merslr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02

EDWIN G. THOMPSON.
Director dc Session.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02
DESDE AGUkDA
CalcuIos faIIidos de los re
publicanOs al examinar las
cifras de inscripciohes.
NUMERITOS HABLAN
Sc espantan los republlcanos
ante Ia realidad de las cosas.
Los sastres en- huelga....

JltGt0 ~. -Lon fe2upAoRnOa 90 eesA
al notar que % han inscrito ~ 1877
e,eetores; que ya para ellos ss acsb6
10 p6.vors; y que nosotros traemos
200 y 800 mas eada sAbado, geitan por
todas psrtss que uosoiros estamos
duplicando los inseritos....
Qle ssto 10 digsn ignorAntes como
Aleio, pass: psro no, son los isfss, los
aatemd6coS, los que tel dieep y he
squf que quiero enderszArles 30 ma
te1ndtlca, tan vird cemo 90 partido.
Abrase sl i'timo Csnso do Puerto
Rico, pAgina 1874. y v6Ase:
varones msyores do 81 amos,
Aguads;
Blanoos 1868.
Do color, 297.
Total; 2.1e0 elestores. 10 quints
parts de 10 poblaci6n total, que co
10, 5Sl hAbitantes.
Veass . 3ra 10 p&ginA Al, 90
encontrara: Aumsnto de poblaei6n de
1887 & 1899, 10 por ciento.
No Qusremos tanto, y NOS contor.
mkmos con tiiar un II por ciento en-
los siets os desde el 90, y tsndrs
mos hallado el u por cisnto de 2 100;
2s9 de aumento, 6 sea IN total do 24's
iudividuos que pueden votar,
Ahors, per barrios. para q ae 30
pan los do cAdR uno. AbraAe en- pE
gina 1850;
En- 1899
Bsrrios Atalaya y Jagh'y, l, 1876
hsbitAntss, b Eiectorss, 23).
Barrios CArrizal y Eapinsl, ]. .0I(
hAbitAn'es. Electores 202
Barrio Cerro G )rdo, S'3 h lbitAn'
tes. Elestores. 169.
Barrios Crucss, GlsyAbo y RIc
Grande, 1888 habitanteE. Electorcs
307.
BArrio LsgunAs, 1853 habitantes,
ElestoreA, 161
BArrios Nal paso y Glan&hanaE
| 723 habitantss. E.ectores, 142
BArrio Nancy, 1853 hAbltantes
Electorss, III
Barrio NariAsi .746 hAbitantes
Elsetorssi l51.
BArrio NAraDio, 923 hAbisauses
Elsetores, 1856.
BArrios P BlansAs y AsomAnte
l, 1872 hAbitantaa. Electores, 233
BArrios Rosario, Californja J
g iap'q qills, l l3} hAbitantes Electo
res 227
Total de hsbitlnteI: 1851 TotA
de elsetores; 2, ll6
A, m'nto en- los 7 sfl -, 259
Total, 2 375. que deia una ditsren'
Gle l6lo de A
Los 6msros, como siempre, hal
cAnts d ~ esta vsz cantAn para lol
matsmatioos repuhlieAnos do 6.tA
G6pAnIo nue,t tcos SdversarioSi 70 du
plicsmog, nj in,cribimos electores d.
0tras parts, nj msnores de edsd.
Hay en- la iuriGdicsl6n 24l9 cleo
torres, Aurq que SO asuAten. Todavfi
quitamos 2l9 J dsjamss z, 200, netou
dlspusGtos s iaIcribirGs, Sc han ins
erito, como usssdea uabsn, 81 7.
nemos hoy, como ustsdea c9nocen, ma
yoria dc 3e5 NcSotroS. eomo ustede
no ignoran, aseguramos deSde ell prin
eip!o nuestso triuntJ por 500; y quest,
que quedan por inssribirss S23, 10
eusles son nueltros, porqus, los vuss
tfoS Ge aOsbAron hlCs tItmpo, 10 aas
gurAEtmoH de b en adslADts po
mil. Y no es por mas porqus b mo
limpiAdo de buscotsS , IanlbioS nusu
tras filSs.
Pero ssrk por Ia !, serk, auS. -,
y o. que no 10 gusis, que no so reuiR
ne.... M con deelr lvivtI huloones
30 ganAn las eleCeionea.
Sancha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-02

DEL camino de hero dc Bagdad.
Asmanis QusdaIA, ademAs, auto.
rlIada para construir On camino do
hierro que partieudo de un puuto do
10 Inca de BAgdad, entrArk 4 Pseaia
, 1906-06-08
BUREAU FIGHTS FIRE.

The Republican is in recent of a hui.
letin from the bureau of forestry which
is Of interest to so many of its readers
h a the report is reprinted in full its
text being as follows:
One of the most effective fire fight.
ing departments OF the world is that
OF he bureau of forestry, which a
control of the forest reserves in Wyo-
ming n other states. How effective
is this department is shown by the
Statement that forest fires during the
year preceding January /, 1906, burned
over 3SS,S72 acres of the 5S,052. O5s-acre
area of the national forest reserves
on February l, 1905, the forest service
took charge of the reserves, and during
the year preceding January 1, 1906, on
ly I52,557 acres of the 80, 741. OS0-acre
area of the national forest reserves
We're burned over. In other words, the
annual area burned over under the ad.
ministration of the forest service has
decreased from sixty-six hundredths of
l per cent to sixteen hundredths of /
per cent
Only since February /, 1905, have
the reserves been under the admins
tration of the forest service. This re,
ducuon is therefore the showing of the
nrst eleven months of administration
by government ~foresters. The work
Ing out of a system of effective control
OF fire on the reserves is still in its in
fancy. Too much fire is still the iudg.
ment of the forester on the situation.
OF course, bad seasons play a large
par. in determining the fire losses of
, 1906-06-08

Every mother possesses information
which is of vital interest to her yoHng
daughter.
Too often this is never impaired or is
withheld until serious harm has result
ed to the growing girl through her
ignorance of natures mysterious and
wonderful laws and penalties.
Girls over-sensitiveness and modesty
often puzzle their mothers and battle
physicians, as they SO often withhold
their confidence from their mothers
and conceal the symptoms which ought
to be told to then physician at this
critical period.
When a girls thoughts become slug
gish, with headache, dizziness or a dis
position to sleep, pains in back or lower
limbs, eyes dim, desire for solitude;
when she is a mystery to herself and
friends, her mother should come to her
aid, and remember that Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will at
this time prepare the system for the
coming change, and start this trying
period in a young girls life without
pain or Irregularities.
Hundreds of letters from young girls
and from mothers, expressing heir
gratitude for what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has accomplished
for them, have been received by the
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co., at
Lynn, Mass.
Miss Mills has written the two fol
lowing letters to Mrs. Pinkham, which
will be read with interest:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- First letter.
81 am but fifteen years of age, am depressed,
nave dizzy spells, chills, headache and back
, 1906-06-08

The senate evidently considered the
divorce question too big for congress
to solve. as 1t voted to indefinitely post
pone the joint resolution for an amend
ment to the constitution which would
permit that body to enact uniform mar
riage and divorce laws, thus defeating
the resolution. 1t is to be hoped the
movement, has received only a tempo
rary check, for the state of affairs
which at present obtains in regard to
these matters is deplorable.
, 1906-06-08

Representative John Sharp williams
of Mississippi seems to have made a
great mistake in adopting the flibus-
ter policy. The point is being made by
the advocates of pure food legislation
thai the chief reason of the failure Of
the bill to get through the house was
the methods adopted by Sharp, who is
the minority leader. Mr.. Williams has
soliditied the republicans and has dis
gusted the democrats, who are follow
ing him reluctantly. 1t is even said
that the failure of his scheme and the
dissatisfaction ensuing among demo
Gratis may cost Mr., Williams his leader
ship in the mex house.
, 1906-06-08
Desert Land, Final Proof-Notice for
Publication.

Desert Land, Final Proof-Notice for
Publication.
United States Land Office, Cheyenne,
Wyo., May 20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that
ANNETTE CHRISTIANSON,
of Grant, Laramie County, Wyo., has
filed notice of intention to make proof
on her desert-land claim No. 443S, for
the e u NE u Sec. 8, NV u NV u
Sec. 8, TIP. 81 N, R. 70 W., before
Francis ]. Banner, U. S. commissioner
District of Wyoming, at Owen, Wye,
on Monday, the End day of July, 1906.
She names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and re-
clamation of said land:
Rudolph Henke and Chris Christian
son, of Grant, Wyo., George Stewart
and owen Carroll, of Wheatland, Wyo.
m31je30 W. e. CHAPLIN, Register.
Old books rebound at The Republi-
can bindery.
, 1906-06-08

Perhaps it was i'll advised to reprint
the article from the Denver Field and
Farm the other day regarding the
tribes of Indians associated with the
Shoshone reservation. There is dan
ger that fasteners unused to Indian
names may stumble over some of them
and break the train of their medita-
tons. Just call EN- Indians when in
doubt, or Shoshones, and let 1t go at
that
, 1906-06-08

Every section of the state is bound
to profit by the great ingress of people
at the opening of the Shoshone eser-
walton, and the different communities
should be prepared to welcome the
corners to the state. Wyoming has
many things hat will attract a visi-
tor, and these should be brought to the
front
, 1906-06-08

And now Bishop Fallows wants he
prayer book revised to include a petit
ton for blessings on editors. Thank
you, bishop, but the fraternity is more
familiar with petitions OF quite another
sort
, 1906-06-08

The Philadelphia Record says: I'm
connection with the suggestion that
the picture of John Paul Jones be put
on a postage stamp, it is mentioned
that only two of our naval officers have
ever appeared on postage stamps. But
this may be due to the fact that our
naval men are so hard to lick
, 1906-06-08

The offending jobber or manufacture
er who gets by Ed Burke in his fight
for pure foods in this state will have
10 be a good one. The commissioner
proposes TO enforce what he and the
people deem a good law for the bene-
fit of the people, and those who foist
impure foods upon the public must
stand from under.
, 1906-06-08

1t used to be said that the packing
houses used everything but the squeal
in their business, but there seems to be
considerable "squeal' at present.
, 1906-06-08

When Bryan and Dave" Francis of
Missouri can stand upon the same plat
form there is the shadow of the mil
lenium in sight. Francis FASTENED to
congratulate John NJ, Palmer after his
nomination by the boiling democrats,
and that letter sounds queerly now be-
side his address at a gathering of Mis-
souri, democrats this week.
, 1906-06-08

their recent victories in competitive
drill at the gymnasium tonight. There
will be eating, drinking and dancing
the ancient, barbaric method of re
joicing. The expenses will be defray-
ed by the two five dollar prizes given
by Judge Groesbeck and Lieutenant
Hill, and by another five dollars donat-
ed by the officers of company B. A
three-piece orchestra will furnish mus
ic, and the young ladies will serve re-
freshments, having borrowed a punch
bowel from Mr.. Hasenkamp for the oc-
cation. All cadets are requested to
wear their uniforms. Judge Groesbeck
and the competitive-dril judges will
be the guests of honor, and Miss Ethel
Miller has been secured to chaperone
the party.
Company D held a business meeting
yesterday.
Hon. Otto Gramm will entertain the
members of the faculty at his home to-
night. There will be a reception from
s to 9 O'Clock, when supper will be
served.
There has been added to the library
this week the latest edition of 1.-The
Encyclopedia American"
The fifteenth annual report of the di-
rector OF the experiment station was
mailed Wednesday.
Harold Symons is here from Boston
and was a visitor at the university the
latter days of this week.
Miss Reid was visiting in Cheyenne
Sunday.
The schedule Of examinations for
this term has been placed on the bull
letin board. Examinations begin Thurs
day of next week, and end Monday,
June is.
Captain and Mrs. Heavey left yes
terday for Hot Springs, Arkansas,
where Mrs. Heayey will remain to take
treatment for rheumatism, of which
she is a sufferer, The captain will re-
turn in a few days. During his alb
sence target practice will be suspend
ed and r%ecitations begin at $50.
Fred McDermott has fully decided
to attend the cadet ball. He will use
the flowers to decorate the graves of
the dead who pass away "after the ball
is over"
Freeman Bower has been chalieng.
ed to meet a number of cadets in a com.
petitive drill in the manual of arms
and in the school of the soldier,
Ed Crawley and Fred McDermott re.
turned from Cheyenne Monday. They
report a very enjoyable trip. While in
Cheyenne, they attended the reception
and dance by the high school gradual
ing class.
The executive committee of the
board of trustees of the university mel
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
On the latter day, Prof. Buffum laid be
fore the board his plans for expert
ments to be carried on under the AID,
ans bill.
Tuesday was the last day the girls
will drill this year. The boys, howev
er, will have to finish their target prac
tice before they will be allowed to dis
continue their military work.
Two university picnics have been ar
ranged for Saturday if the weather per
mits.
John Hill has secured employment a
the experiment farm for the coming
summer.
The Fort Russell orchestra has beer
secured to furnish music for the cadet
, 1906-06-08

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