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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-13
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other way, though there plain rule covering
his case, under which he could bring up his bill He
fretted and fumed his failure, until day
when the House the call of committees. The
Speaker waited for the nsurgent to call up his bill,
as others who understood parliamentary procedure
were doing He finally sent his clerk to prompt the
nsurgent and the clerk found him in the restaurant
abusing the Speakers autocratic power.
Why are you not on the floor to call up your
Because the Speaker won't recognize me for
unanimous consent. -
You don't need unanimous consent. You have
a right to move to go into Committee of the Whole
your bill"
The insurgent, still complaining and refusing to
believe went on the floor and arriving just at the
close of a rol1-cal, shouted: " Mr.. Speaker"
The gentleman from Wisconsin,, replied the
Speaker.
q move that the House resolve itself into the
Committee of the Whole to consider H. R. 345'
The motion prevailed and the bill passed, as it
might have been passed on any other committee
day had the insurgent known how to proceed. But
he had conceded to the Speaker the autocrac power
he complained of and had not sought his rights under
the rules.
Hysteria Among the Constituents
THE House, being the coordinate branch of the
Government directly representative of the peo-
pie is naturally the most impressionable body in
effect on members that they have anxious mothers
away from home, and though these telegraphic
demands may come from people to them unknown
with their home districts because it may indicate
a sudden change in sentiment there. A sudden
of colo in the family is just alarming to the
young mother the symptoms of scarlet fever, and
a of hysteria at home, in the person of
unknown to the new member is lust as
alarming to him the development of serious up
rising IN behalf of a great principle.
The contest over the Statehood bill developed
just such a condition After the Senate had
amended this bill by striking out the provision for
bringing Arizona and New Mexico into the Union
State, there suddenly came perfect ava
lanche of kilograms on the House, demanding con-
currence in the Senate amendments No one knew
the of this sudden turn of the electric wires
the House, and the members almost in
a panic little examination showed that these
kilograms were in language as like each other
the stereotyped petitions that printed by central
bureau and distributed over the country with the
request that they be sent to your Representative
The yelow-and white telegraph slips came to the
Speakers abundantly than to
members the floor Where each member re-
ceived of messages the Speaker received hum
dreds, because he received duplicates of all sent to
the whole membership of the House. There
little variation in them. All were couched in the
terms, except those sent by who knew
and known to the Speaker. These read: l
have been requested to wire you your influence
to have the House
l~~ concur Senate
MExA amendments to State
- A3 hood bill. Do you
please" The tele-
grams inspired
z5S SAssSSsS - NA from Washington
group of
hers brought their
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
NILAGROSO "DESQDRIN|ENTO

Por hn lego q San Juan 10 Nlagrosa espesaldAd dusa sn % e6usrd
de G. Alberto Pizzo, do NAposs. III cuAl Anan2Ando una indnidAd de- htar.
has medisnABa de lA India y deSuues de uu profdndo eetudio sobrs les %.
tMmedades venorsa ' si6lfdoa', he eneontrado oil medic 70 eurarlAa radical
mene, no solo Gin ha@r uo del mersurio, suo que comlee con las snisrms.
dAdea sonFaidas por e uo de dtsha suSaneia, Fl IEAtAmi0nto 90 senSLlf-
'imo y las formulas son purAmsnta vegetables, pusa IN al eompoaa6n solo
enrGn herbAG mOdiciualeS de 10 IndiA. Las pNdorAs y la inyeoci6n han Dio
dNArAdos I'm invenio milAgroso para 10 sompletA curssi6a do tudAs lS %
termcdSdes do les Was urtnariAs de Ambos sexos.
FL miagrono ROOB PIZZO % IA gran msdieAmento, e&sAsfsimo para 10
somplsIA destrucsi6n de TODD badlo aiAlfhso. Con 50 uo 10 purinea IL sAn-
gre impurs, deiGndolA On eatado normal, hbre de TODD virus, dando salud &
inmunidAd para evitar la "a roduse6n dc ten tsrrIbe enfermsdad. Tsnhndo
10 sompets ssguridAd de que toda persona atacada dc una de aqusllas On.
hi ds rccuSrir I FzosAments On diehou msdsAmsnt0S para ou'Arss
pedAidsdes Pxxop los iner6tuios podr&n hAsOr el pago despu6a del resu.
psrtisularainR J que solo 81 sonvsraimiento hrmfaimo dc la bondad dc l0s
tAhaaerlo1 % 81 cue dsmueMrs major IL saaaaA Uncomfortable de annNlna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
DON TUL|0 LARRINAeA

A bordo del sCoAmoS tuvImos 10
satisf Acei6n do SAludar oyer & nueG'
tro Querido s3mpatriotA don Talio
LArrinags. Comisionsdo do Puerto
Rico en- Washington, qus vuelve q
pals despres do una hrilants eampa
ID On 10 capital do In ~rsp6blieA,
Don Tulio f.e desde Rio JAnsiro
4 Europa, dc elf q Nueva York y de
NusvA York visne & San Juan con Of
prop6sito dc TaIar aquf Algunal 90
mpnss. Eu 50 viAia 10 scompsns 90
s~neAntAdorG hiia CarmelitA LArrinA'
60, a In ole tambien preaentamos
nuestros pArAhienes.
Bten llsgado 81 ilustre amigo 81
seno de 10 pAtri&, donde 90 10 quiere
mueho J 20 le eonsidsra eomo uno de
los mas hkhiles lushAdores por oil PRO
greso insulas.
AunQus sl vApor lleg6 & una bora
en- que east TODD Of mundo duerme TO
dAvfA, varios enthusiasts pAisanos
tusron 81 muells y saludaron OIL digni
simo r%sprssenGSpts dol PALS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
De TQDAS parties
FL rey Leopold II sqranda
81 paIacio de 1 Bus
ca un arquitectO frances
LOS INVERNADEROs
Famoso descubrimiento .-El
suero de Ia fatiga.-Intere.
sa 4 los de la pelicula.

I'll reyl Lsopoldo II hi q1erido
agr AndAr ~ palaeio dc Lsek IN y &c
ha dirIgtdo q IN ArQuisssso france,
NJ. Charles GtrASlt, miemhro del las
titvto, & Quien 80 debs oil Petit Palais
de los Campos EIitaos.
II emlnsnte ArtistA, pussto inme
diatAmsnts & 10 obrs, hS oambiado
somplstamonts dc aspscto oil palacio
do Leeken.
Es shorA una de las MAJ bellas
residepcias rsales del mundo. Ii
hanquean dos alas inmeusas, gus con-
tisnsp: una, oil AlOiAmisnto del roy,
los pAbellones do los prinaipes, Ii CO
pills, oil comsdor, las csballsrizas
lee maestrAnz 10; otrs, los grAndes dc
pArtamentoa de rsespei6n, sala do 4 So
tas y galeria do p%inturas.
De sstos dspArtsmsntos 20 puede
pasar direetsmsLts 4 los eSlebfes In
vsrnaderos reales de Leeksn.
III soniunto de la ohra que Leo
poldo II hA eonnado & Girault hac
el mayor honor oil arte frances,
M, WslchArdt, do Bsrlfr, hl
ensont, 10 sl ssusro dc 10 fatigas, In
vsnsi6n svidsntsmsnts prssiosa.
DO produces On los animAles una
gran fatigs muscular; lusgo, cuando
lsa pobrss hsstiAs est&n extsnuadas
90 las sapRra El tsiido muscular %
~eonserva snsonces 4 una temperature
dc 81 grades ssuifg radoA. durante va
rias horas; 20 10 pies, 90 10 pies, 80 Il
extrAe el iugo y 20 Ultra eats iogo. 8.
iuyectan enseguidas otros animalel
qua GO fAtiKaa Embellishments, perc
que reaeeionanl 90 loo sapgtA. y de-
ssta sangre 30 extras an suero, una
antitoxius, Gas tlene Ia propisdad,
pAreee, do n~sulralIxar 6 deEtruir lAi
toxlnas que rssultan de 10 tAGIga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
SUPER|NTENDtNTES
Ostubre rs do l. so6.

FL Supervisor de elecclonss b,
~nombrAdo Supsrintsndenles auxilia.
res & los Higuisnten M1oHeG;
A. Z. GorIon, Arthur c HAnsard,
p. F. o ks, F. 8. Hsriot, ]. II. A.
Smiht, s. A. Mailman, Fred B Colby
ChM sAnderGon, R u O'Nsill, Mar
Tin Il Gill, Sheridan Lee, G W Ro.
bsrIa, Ramon siAca PAchsso, Fsrnan-
do OortSI, Giles ChristiAnaer, q, Il.
Harden, F, L. sh.W, Joha E. Wslkln.
Il. M. Hutshinson. q, L Lyons, I'd.
ward Guinrond, Thos. L. Jet, VIM.
Il, Hyland, Geo L. E'kIns, Henry q.
Harris L, Il. PrcClor, Geo w. Jones,
L. 4. sntwnan, j. G. King, B D.
Remlberg, J. Mark, A H Paul, nj,
Davis, W. ]. Cox. F. L Cole, G. A.
Juairs, A. VAndivsr, Wm. Me Dou-
gall, Geo w, Green, ] B Hart. @
D. smIt, b, Simpson. T, Elmgren, ].
=. Brent al, III Williams, Jhon F
Pack ard, Roy G, Haines, C. Hl,k.e 9,
B. A.. CAsnsy, 2 c Staples, Edw.n
W. Pope, G. Q. Nlss, D. r. k ,ley,
L, F, B~kwith, Thsron Potsu, char
les A B'atlsy, Paul z Taylor, F.
w. G. Rldso al. r. e. Libby, A. J.,
Sykm, w, A. Hills, A. E. Finasy, A.
G Mayo. <. W. HushInIon, Arthur
K1It. Raymond DsE'sl, Robert N
Ne Lean.
Eatos nombramIsutos fdsron some
GtdOs & lG A~probAsI6n del Conaeio Eis
en- 10 session DO aver tarde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
De T0A ALTA
Meeting unionista. Ccncu-
Jrrsncla de la pobIaci6n y
sIgunos barrios.
500 PERSONAS
500 Personals
Oradores de San Jaan.-Be.
nitez Castano y Masss ri
La policia correcta.

Aver. q 10 ma y media do 10 lar
de, prir cipi6 el meeting de propsgsn'
do unionistg. q le tepfamos snunsis adj
90 antsriorss rdneros ds La DEMO
oRAcIA. Tsrmi16 { les sells dsntro dc
orden mas complete.
Bin embArgo do no hahsrle hsshl
una i~nvitasi6n general & los barriol
por falsa dc item no, passban dc 50
unionlstas que s,neurrieron q ese 90
10, On 90 mayor parts "a los eutus'av
tss & ineorrupsibles barrios dc sRit
LsiSss , % lsbrada Arensss
Tomaron pArte On esA feltA de
pattiotismo eomo oradores los lstra.
dos dc San Juan. B,nftez Casta1os
MaMari, y OIL sosisl'sta senior Espsro
llni, del Dorado, y dor. Ramon Mora
lea y don Cesar Romsro do eate que
bio.
Todos sstuvieron muy s'oeuer tee
dsfsndiendo los sslvadorea arincipiol
dc 10 Uoi6n de Puerto Rico, sin des
Gender iamAs & los grossros persona
liamos, "a e'da momanlo erAn int
rrumpidos por los ~RplGusos que lsI
prodigabA IL multitud On oil eolmo d.
sus entusiasm %.
La policis, eorractfsima desde lol
sitios sstrAtegieos gus osup6 para lie
mar mas eumplid&msnte sus debsrss
L. plana mayor del pArtIdo republi
capo. songrsgada on 10 botiea de dol
Oelsdonio B.anoo, ofa & nuestros ore
dores, dando tambi@n pruebaa do IN,
~eorreeci6n que aplaudimos.
Conelufdo sl exeressdo Aeto, d.
gui6 81 def Q do Las masas eampssi
nAs, sismpre en- el mayor orden, lie.
vando las impreEiones mas sgrAdA
bles.
Con esq hussts, sntusiasta y desi
dids, nuestro triurto serG ss2l6ndidt
oil ssis del pr6xlmo Noviembte.
Sc dtee cue los republicsnoI
tsndlAa meeting oil velnte y oeho d,
los corrisntes 81 que eoneurrirk !,
plana mayor de San Juan.
Don ese motive 20 han rombradt
sus Ccmiaionss, snsrando dsade luegt
en- eampAfA.
En- vez de 10 estaei6n ta'egrkd
60 que venfSmos pidiendo con insis
teLciS, 20 he puerto una tell f5nics
que representa- Iuno de los ErandeI
desOubrmientos modcrnos, y, por tan.
to, IA prcgreso para nuestro pus bio
va tenemos hethA L. clasifsa
et6n de precintOs y de elsstores gu,
debsn votar On clos.
Tambien satAn dss'gnados los ins
peCiores seerstsrios para dishoI
preaintca.
CoRREsPONSAL
Ostubre rs de- | 906,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
DESDf UTUADO
Meeting unionista en- jsyuya
En- Ia casa del correligio-
mario senior Hernandez,
FL %IZQUIERDlSMO
PreStan su valioso concurso
los oradores de San Juan
Bocanegra y LeFebre.

Cslsbr6ss meeting en- Jaluya aver
Domingo, deide L. casa del correli'
gionario DON Eloy Hernandez. MAJ
de mil usionista' asistieron oil aeto.
Abri6 6sts, en- nombrs dc 10 Junts
/ Local, oil Ledo don Antonio dc Jesds
Lopez. s~igu'eron's en- Il uso do 10
pslabra oil orador obrsro don Bspito
velSxqusz. 81 ioveu don Frutcs Perel
Heredia y oil propsga ldists do Sar
Juan, don Susano B%ocAnegrs, gus
sgrad6 much } & 10 coueurrensia euyo
sptusiasmo oreefa sads we mas.
La ooneurrenels, entusiasm ads,
reeorri6 Of poblado & los asordes de
10 mdsiss, dlrigie udose lusgo q 10
casa del honorable patriots don Julio
Gsau. donde eontinu6 oil meeting. ALI
habl6 oil orador st&,s Lefebre, i7ven
cue empiez. 4 noatr&rse ahora eomo
tel, y 70 raya a una altara relativa
mente. Ls'ebre, oil conlir 81, ser& 10
que 90 llama Ut buen orAdor pdblieo
Los demGs propsgandiatAs, 90.
rrespondisndo 81 sntusiasmo reinants,
hAblaron nusvAments, y aquellos mo-
msntos en- JSyuya fasron de verdads
70 placer para tedos.
En Jayuya 81 i1quisrdismo repre-.
sents una miporfa mas exlgua .sdr
quo On las denas z1nss do este tArmi
no.
A darnos IN contra Meeting vinie
ron dos oradores do Arscibo y uno d.
10 locAlidad; pero regresaron ain hA
Der podido rsunir vsinte personals qus
quisiersn sssueharlos. No pudo, puss,
habsr contra msstipg, porQus JAyuys
% u~nioniats.
RsgresAmos q Ia sludad 70 do no
che, & embellishments iu9 orgAnixA'
do otro gran meeting, que empsx6 des
do los balcones dc 10 casa Ayunta
miento. y tsrmin6 en- 10 <Plazusl,
BAldorioty'. HAblaroA los sen ore
Ledo. don Antonio de JMds Lopez
don Bsnito Vels xques, don JsA6s RI
mirex, los Nilorss BocanegrA y Lefs
bre, y por k'tims 81 loven obrero dor
Manuel Maria Poeraia. euyo discourse
esenelaimsnte munoeista. fu@ I'M actt
de rsparssi6n slocusnts oil gran puer.
torS'Qusfo iusultado diariAmsnte POI
les teItarudos / 70 pisrdo. soci AlistaI
que 90 levAntGn on 10 tribanA I'd
bliea.
-HA eIreulado una hojS i'm presa,
que suGcribe In Junt& Local, en- IL QUE
CIENTO NURVE izq u~isrdiGlas rotor
nan a Ia Union.
En vista de $50, Algunos isquisr'
distaS esperauzadCs en eonGsGuir al
quierA ana pspitA dc msmsy Tears
ssmbrArlah puhlisAn otrA hoiA On Ia
que aparsesn ellen 8 mas lzq uierdiates,
pasGndose, lvaya una pArAdoiaI 81
part do Izquisrdista. Slsmpre csrI
sAturAndo Ia vsrdad esos MHorslI
OoRREsPoNRAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
en- I'm prOceso ce!ebre.
La Gompshia de Carres
Nelson Suns Limited
CONTRA La NELSON
Millionaire Mac Cune es acu-
sado como autor de dos
muertes.

Dioen de B isnoH Aires: AeAbs
do darse oil fSllo On el proseGo instau'
RADIO pr 10 eompaHfa de esrnes de
Nelson Sons Llmitsd contra 10 som
panfA do navsgsei6n dc Nelson.
La primsra hAtfa rselsmAdo una
Naturalization por los Eardidas SURF
das Ascnsecuencias del NAL sstado On
que 90 ene3ntrAba & ID llegaia 4 Ia
glaterra IN Tote de cArpee argsntinas
tras portadaa en- uuo de los vApores
do 10 eompa 81 d~smAudadA. Sostenfa
la demandanle que Of NAL sstado de
los cArnes era dsbido & 10 negligsn'
ella do 10 eompanfa naviera, pues On
les samaras frjg orfdeas del vapor on
question 10 temperature era superior
4 20 gra1oc Fahrenheit.
ri tribunal rsconosi6 10 iuatieia
dc 10 demanda y reehsxi Ia teo,fa
sostsnidA por Of detansor de 10 com
paffa demandada de que las carnes
perdidAs deberfan ser psgadaa { Ia
demAndante por lev eompanfas do 90
guros. Ls comps Ala de navigation
fu6 condenada { psgar una indemni
zaci6n de %. 900 libras esterlinas y lal
oostAs del iuisio.
-Dieen do Lima; 30 dice q 40 on
vista del rumbo que h. tornado 10 10
tsrBelsei6n hseha oil gob!erno On 10
ckmara do senadores, respseto & ID
question del millionaire Mae Dune,
AeuAado como autor de- 10
eomstidas On Morocco
to On libertad por 10
luego 90 fJg6
La opinion gsnerI
zones do eonvenisncis, -.uv uolera,
Dc 10 libertad do Mae Cune y 90 sen
surA un&nimsmente 10 Sit aci6n on luz
los s~mplsados l1sAles han colo cado 0,
gobierno, que o. delieadf. ina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
DESDE AGUADA
Ell juez dc Paz SO defsnde de
acusaciones que le taeron
hachss hacs POGO.
POR MlTIKGUEkR
Subterfugios "A tales horas,
manga mocha. It estigos
presenciales.
POR MlTIKGUE EAR

Tsnemos not'siss dc que 81 Juss
do psx do ssta. dsfsndi6ndoss do 10
ssssssi6n sus 10 hisisrsn sobrs 81
meeting cslsbrado On su sasA sl Do
los sorrisntss, dice que no hpbo tel
meeting. cue oil que hsb'6 dssde o.
balloon dc 90 ssss, 10 hiso para dAr
una dissulpa & los que sstshsn pre-.
ssntss por no habsr podido esishrArss
Of soto. dsbido & no sabsmos que sausa.
81 que deuuusi6 OIL hssho hs iurs-
do deeir 10 vsrdad , 6sta dabe qusdar
clara COMO 10 lux. Per tavto 8 %
p~sriuro Of dsnunsiapts 8 10 % 81 Juss
Of con tan burd Q sspssis quisre dis
0ulparse'
Ess die 90 eneontrabAn On SITE
los respetxbles eAballsr-s 9an Nil)lu
y Trsllss. do MaysguH: Was Mar.
tinez. Garcia Dus6s, Yumst Nsndes,
Martinez RoldGa, Peas y sisn mas dc
Aguadila. a'Hunos do los eualsa oys~
ron 10 psrorasi6n.
Para dar ~diseulpas no nsessita-
ban los oradores Luis Marin , Gales.
tino Morst, smplsar las horaa de onss
y media & dos do 10 tsrds.
Los h%onorablss G~obsrnsdor , Al.
tornsy General, dsbsn invsatieaf este
asunto hasta avsrjguar Quisn 90 81
que pone & Dioa por tssIigo para
mentir'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
HACIA MEXICO

EGia pr6x mo & embareRr hlcis ID
fep6bliea Nexisana nuestro diIiipgui'
do pAisano don Manuel Ruiz Alvarez,
hombre sulto y Altivo, que desde hAcC
sireo af1s reside On aQuel pals, don
de- pudo lab'arss una c6modA poai
sion.
Vino 90 JUNO 4 paIsr una tempo
rAda de euAIro mssss en- 50 pala ma
bal. De cntoncss ara VIVA On UGua
do hoy rFgrssA { N@x 90. Y 81
dslpedirle 81 c%tuosamsnts, lie dsaea
mos nm vlSis isliE y los mas p~r6spsroa
suceSos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
Yenta de IN BHIaf

Con tsb,sro do DizArr6n, dos ius
gos de bolS, uno de mGIAl y el otro
de PASTE nusvo, On IL eAnndad de
dose dollars.
Informant en- GurAbo Don Pedro
Jose MorAlen. g
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
Perlins.

Vease nuestro interesaute TO-
lletin, FL Ca6afleYo de Ca.
SG R0G, epoca de la gran
reyoluci6n francesa, en- las
pdginas So y O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26

Para suraf IN resfrladO on uR
ula, tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUININA. Fl botisArio ls devolvsrke q
diAero 81 no Sc eura. La frma de Z.
W. GROVE se halla en- sada saiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26

dc don jose DAmAto. 90 ha traaladal
do & 10 ealle dc la Luna, nGmsro u.
Gran aurtido dc casimires. OoYts & ls
modA. Sc ecnfeeeiooan sAmisas & o
] medida, l 10
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-06
Name Made AL ComnIete.

rs Is generally known, the charm.
Ing town Of Waldohnro. Me. included
among It's first settlers a successful
colony Of Dutch. The names Of I'll.
NOR. ll"lmerhauscn. WinChcnbaum.
S~!dcnsparkcr and many others OF
Dutch or German origin are now
borne 10y the most respected families
Of Knox and Lincoln counties. and the
old Dutch Lutheran churches of Wal.
dobOrO and Bristol, both erected in
the eighteenth century, are visited by
all tourists to that section.
One winter evening the sOlOns of
the village were gathered in the gen.
oral store. and. having tired Of the dis.
cussion Of the latest "huss trade" and
other local events. were amusing
Themselves with constructing n steer
from the names Of those present.
Mr.. IIoOf thought his name an.
swCrCd very we'll for n starter: Joe
Sides thought he was worthy Of place
In the animal; John Horn considered
he would be ornamental as well ns
useful. still tho "crittCr" did not seem
complete. when, by good luck. "OId
Jim OnhChind' cam" I'm. and by
unanimous consent II was voted that
he would 10 very well for a .ail.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-06
BEAR DlSTUReS QUIET HAMLET.
Seems to Have Settled Tor Winter In
MARYLAND VILLAGE.

Travellers reaching here from the
vicinity Of Pen Mar report the pres.
cncc in that ncighborhOod OF a giant
bear. which appears TO be making an
extended study OF the advantages Of
this place as Il popular winter resort.
The animal seems perfectly AT home
ana Is reported rs paying regular calls
n poultry houses and pirstys. and
has recently been found ON the back
porch OF one home drinking ;hc con.
tents Of a milk crock which mad been
set ont to CCurc the benefit OF the
cool mountain air. On this occasion
h" was chased OFF by the lady of the
house with a feather buster. the only
weapon which she POSSESSED at tho
time. her husband having taken the
boom out In the woods To sweep up
some ~porsimmOns.
The bear was first Officially report
ed by the crew OF 4 trolley car Of the
electric railway that runs from
Wnyncsburo to Pen Mar. II Was a
dark night. and the motorman. as
his car bowl mcrrily up to the Pen
Mar station. saw a dark object. which
Il" lHONShL was - waiting passenger,
at the side OF the track.
rs the car came within n few feet
Of the creature the Dear s~traightcncL
himself up on his hind legs. Nc
l-aughlin reversed the current. blew
out he fuse and ran into the car,
fastened the door and crawled under
n scat. Bruin shifted around for a
while and then trottcd off.
Saturday night it made It's appear.
ancc again and left behind n trail OF
chicken feathers and pig tails. the
remnants Of Its raids upon numerous
back yards. \ party will be organized
this week to go out and hunt the bcnr
down. II has not only done consld
cradle damage but has caused any
amount Of cXCir"mcut.-IIagcrstowp
correspondence Baltiuorc American.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-06
fhr Wrst,rm I'ncInc prnErc.simr.

T. I. Nichols, we'll known IN Reno,
i'll writing from Spanish Ranch. has
some interesting observations To make
concerning the oberationa of the Wes-
tern Pacific Railroad. Tor which firm he
is working AT that place.
~Work,' he says, "ncar Feather River
Is progressing rapidly. 1t has been de-
layed somewhat of late. owing 10 the
continued wet weather which has aillict.
ed these parts for about two months.
Between OrOville and Big Bar, n
distance Of about twenty. five miles.
they are working on the grade, and
have between 1880 and 2,OC0 men at
work. From Big Bar to Swamp Creek
work Is being prosecuted on the Wahon
road. Between Swamp Creek nnC
Quincy, a distance Of about thirty miles,
work is entirely at a staudstill and will
remain so until :he Forest Reserve
officials give the Dad the right Of way.
Thus is expected will be done very
soon.'
Division Engrucer Oliver was over
the line IA few days ago and seemed
well pleased with the progress thus far
male.-lseno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-06

The Eureka Sentinel contains the
following items:
ii. j. Jones, Postmaster at EIko, ar.
rived in Eureka "Wednesday and was
met by Charles Glider who WIS waiting
for him here. They left by private
conveyance Thursday for Manhattan,
Nye County, going by way Of Hot Creek
and Typo and will do some prospecting
as they go along. Mr.. Jones Is Il former
EurckGn and in early days was engaged
in frcighting and hauling ore IN and out
VI Eureka.
Thomas Hunter the well .knowu
.stOckman Of ElKo, md james Bett also
bound for Manhattan arrived in Eureka
Thursday. Mr.. Hunter is Il former
resident and before the coming OF the
railroad was engaged in the early '7Os
hauling base bullion out Of Eureka.
Mr.. Hunter aud MIR. Bctt left for the
south Friday by private conveyance.
They will go 10y way Of Monitor Valley
and Belmont and expect to make Man.
haitian in 2ls to3 days from Eureka.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-06
To Pervent Train i;obbrrIr..

\ device for the projection Of cars IN
rausit ,m IL robbery mas been patient ell
BY ii. +. Steele and L. 4. Rodgers OF
this city, says the Ogden Journal. 1t
Is an automatic devic. and lets every
member of the train crew know that
a DobbeT! has been committed by bring
ing The train to a sudden stop when u
car door Is opened.
The invention consists OF a branch
pipe fnnm the main pipe which car
ris The oompaesd air and cummg
out to the SHE ot the car and running
~ 10 the sile door on ca n i L., here
It Is mi ie to act ~ Il c!"at. Tie in
st ant the door Is tampervd with the air.
Is re .eased just the same as it would
be through tile engineers valve on the
10 somo:ive. and the tram comes To "a
stand sill.
Up tn date inc matter has only been
introduced to the man ,gemeut of the
of tile Hartman lines, but Toy them i;
has been mot favorLbiy considered.
IL can rs well Oe use | for tile fastening
of the e"rah and Pullman car doors and
tor express ears and mail cars and gives
alb protection to the contents or
passengers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-06
Open For Business.

Fredrick's New Jew
elc1'y Store is now open
for. business and every
one is invited to call and
inspect the new goods.
Fine stock of diamonds,
watches, jewellery, sill
vcrware, cut glass, etc.
No trouble to show our.
goods. All are invited.
Fine watch and jewel
cry repairing. Located
i'll connection with Scy-
1nour Jacobs Store.