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St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-24
For Increase Of Salaries.

REPRESENTATIVE
SULZER, of New
York. is a Demo-
crat and a Tam,
many man, but he
has broad ideas OF
craftsmanship that
have brought to
his support many
of the best leaders
Of the opposition
in the house. He
is now urging the
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-24
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1esadsnee n the Excerseele S.s,,o saIvo
..f4aee NO blocks wsst g 1aone
AeA1ol building. a5s ], -. !.
o6as So professional services 2
- public: ,,-,,. rt.-. a.
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St. Tammany farmer., 1906-03-24

In the broad sense, q
political machine is SIM
ply a political organiza-
ton, so perfect as to
resemble a machine. in
its effectiveness. If the
purpose is bad the re-
suits will be evil, in
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
NotiCiaS del dia
lhntin,.aadn d Ia ndoinq g.

0ontsnMaes6n de- Ia pdQina 5a.l
Aver faeron asistidos On 10 sala
do socorros los individuos Alberto
Melendez 6 Ignacio Serrano, de CON
tusiones Q %.
-Ayer sali6 para Toa Alta el Su'
perintendente INFERNO de Obrss Pd-
blicas don Fernando Montills.
-Ha sido nombrada maestro ru
raj de Juana Diaz, la tenorita Fran.
ciscA Irizarry.
~Dsntro do unos dias 90 subasts
ran los obras de construction de I'D
edinsio para escuelAs en- Agaas Bue
mas.
Las Juntss escolares de Vieques
y Comerio tienen solicitado del Do
partamento dc Eduosci6n, % constru.
yam on dichos pueblos edi6cios para
escuelas.
-Esta tarde sArpar& pare los Es.
tados Unidos el vspor americana <Ca
rolina.s
LABORES.-se sOliclsAr
Bordadoras y buenas Caladoras asegu.
randoles trabsjo constants. Proporcio
namos 10 tela y dibuio enviandoloa q
euslquer parte dc 10 isla. Dirigirse q
The Porto Rico DRAWN Work &
Embroidery CO Fortaleza 10. Tam
bisn ss solieitan Co.tarsras, lmi
LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido on 6stos dltimos cineo aiios y por
Gsta raxon los recommendation por loa
protssores de mdsica do mas prestiglo
en 10 isla, son los dc 10 fAbrica Kohls,
d OGmpbsa, dc New York, dc 10 cual
90 agente on San Juan A. 8. Belaval,
Apartado 81, "a Quien puede usted
dirigtrse para msiores informes.
VINO TINTO gAllsg) superior
del Rtvero Ell cuarterolas ofrecen Su.
essorss de L. Vlllamil J CO s. ca c..
Ell sefior DIAz NAVARRO b.
establesido 80 Oneina do Abog ado J
% Notaria en- eata siudAd, salls de San
Justo ndmsro II.
Eieres ante 10 Oorte Federal, Cor
30 do Distrito do toda 10 IslA y Corts
RupremA, dsileandose aslmismo al
examsn de utulos dc propiedadss, Ia
sorporaci6u dc CorporAsionea del pals
y sxtrangerAs y tramitAcl6n do sxps
disntes de expropiaci6n forzoaa.
Asspiando 10 noble sompstensia
hoy sstablesida On el siersIslo dc las
profesionss do Abozado y Notario, sl
ssfor DIAz NAVARRO % dispons &
eobrar & sus slientsa hoaorArios exse.
sivamense m5dlcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
BrBLIOTECA DE <LA DEMOCRAUA,

mo balls u,el, A1gull El ydelsa de- vas.
Sin conteltA con movlmien) rsp1c, rgany IL enazh
Ell tae deiAplreceron en- un momento enro e tobeino
balls.
Bilabsn spriss q1e todo, dAblu vuelas, c,rln G.
rando ioclment apreados feIsn solo s6. ell
b1ao ergQdo las pienas inm6vles ii 'canmo
invbe ocul bAo pies lo hab ho grAr d, Aq1e
modo.
Parecsn infag .blfs LIS or.. oareM 20 detsrf.u una
t&s otrs eos connutbln bindo sn tr.gu'. OrMA qaa
sAbn donde e.t.b.n nj 10 q1e h.; qq bf N oio en
extisS los icN csA de miranda sqasA
ejA e1dabd: to1o ell mundo Ia contem pb cunio por &c
ss detuVo, est.ll.ron sp.asos.
Ella eataba cnorad oio ssreVdos sntes.
rbA5cs midos puoG negrA
del iris tan szul que no parec{An nAturaa
Servgny pareca ebo sapoy6 en- una purta para reco
brar O spomo.
Ella e dijo
No tiene usted IL cAbszs 6rme. pobre Angu, 70 soy
mas fuerte.
Ei sOnrets nsrvio.meae Ia dsyorab N Ia m r,d. con
brutal codicia.
icV'n permautcf. pie ante S.Ivguy slrzndoe el
pecho, nue ss alboros.do
YAn,di6
HAY momeot1s en- qus un CATO Q1e va sAsr
sobre una E' dame d br4zo vAmo enc ntrA 81
amigo
Sin dec paAbr. le orici6 ii brszo .travesaron 81
nl5n.
SvA no ettaba solo. mlrquesA Oorli Ie h>bsba L.
hababI de vugses 'q1t. qne acacsba p,rec
6ecirls COZ e pens'mieuto los oo' muy dsns
Cuando VIC Srvgny tom6 ex e6a sonriets
diio, volvendoss hcia 6l
-S'uA cItel Querdo duqus q1c ac,bo de- slqtilsr
qnint en rGiVA para Espero me
veng' aVln"r 81 lon's me imao 20 iesn vsnir Conner
los dos 81 iabsdo3 PsTo n de qus3srAe ell domingo
SIv volv6 brusc ment'. cbez. para mrar Yvette
E 'ourtiI tanqua Uren,, dio tegutidd no
permits vIcIlr:
ST, ADg liz vsndk conner .l tdbAdO No hay que pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
IVETTE

gtimas Es el porvenir epersnza de nuestrM noches
aaeguo curoo obervar cuya estS
dsocada los miembros de cwa dmnuos ho, de
Mltimbanqois. Vamo, verlas.
10 boca miranda mrdR de conado ntegent. Ia mures
deacotadaa que conocfL
E1 fon1o del salon orquesta tocaba vaIa So de-
t1vron 10 puerta obrva Una docena de pare bai
bars los hombraa sero las mures sonrm este.
reotpada los abioa EnsehAb mnho IL pel como sus
dre alguns eAba soenido que Dor
rech cnta rodeAba nacmisno del brez cease YER
de cuando casndo, minchl obssura bio las Axas
De pronto vino hIcia oI dos amigos oven a stra-
vendo 10 s chocando con los bAAbAn evantIndo con
zquieda large cola de vesdo AndAbiA pdos
cortos corren las muisre entire las mutudeH grt6
-lAquf e,ta Auguihl B lena noches, Apgua
Tena en- las tacconea poderola de vida umina
Goa de dicha S1 banca dorad de rub pareca
despedr luz amasa de cIbo cAbeos de oro cabeos
f1mesnes peSabs sobre frente sobre cueo flexible aun
AIgo dsIgado
Pareca h.chi ah para hablar mtdre
por 10 enc)s naurasay nob EdemAnes Parcels
Qle sc expermentsse aleg. moral benetGr fco
vendoa andAr mcverse nclnar Ia cabez evsntAr d brazo
repeta
-lHola Anguila holAl
Sevgny 10 sacudi6 con flerz. mauo como an compa
6sro, dip:
-Seforita YveNe mi amigo Ell baron SAval
Sslod6 l1ven al deEconocjdo le miro uego.
-Blenss nocheS cabaro. EI usted tan alto todos los
Svgny contett6 sque tono burl6n que emtls,bA ae
pre- que babs ella calmAr desco 6Dz dudaa
NO. stfort IA adoptado dimepsionel para
sgrAdar 30 mama quien GUSTAV las maus.
La IoVen rel CO con ssredAd muy gracon:
lMuy bien Fero caAndo vepgs ustel mi disminuys
AgoI gusta prcGerO las medInias Va, ArGuA de mis-
proporciones 4yoItls
tendi6 81 nusvo invAdo 50 mar ecit alberta
Luego prtguut6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

ANGEL HUAREz FRhr!s&nts 8
lmpor,ador do sornhreros. FortAlsxA
20 I almAsen San Fransisso 50
FARNACIA y DroguaYfA de Adol
10 ltsrrino Rivera. Cemuy r
Constants sxrtido Dc medisiasa
trescss imporsadAs de Europa , Esta'
nni6os FsrfunerfA, Novsds
'sa sss rraeios rn6diccs
sSRAAClA COLON 10 Rsn6r
AlmAsan Pikx& Fr naiaa'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MuROZ

DE LA FACULTAD de
Medlclna de Madrid y Ex-pro.
fesor Clinico del Hospital de
San Carlos, de Ia misma Fa-
|cultad, de regreso de su viaje
a Madrid, ha establecido su
ohclna professional en- la calle
de Tetuan no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2 4
a p. m. Telefono no 326. d.
-ES NECESARIO exiglr que csda
oitia obtengA grabajo el nombre Dl-
gestivo Moiarriets, pero un s6lo estu-
che produce meior etssto que una do
csna de botellas do aqua mineral 8 do
ser el tnico curative radical del ea.
t6mago y del intestine, oil Digestive
Moiarrieta puriaca los alimentos y
loa hae, asimilables. Fl legitImo d.
gestivo Moi arrieta cura en- un dia laA
indigestiones, on IN mes les dispep'
siss 9 gastralgias, y en- tres msses les
mas graves enfermedades cr6nicas del
estomago y del intestlno, Es.& uni
versalments confirm ado, On forma ain
igual, gus 10 efeacia del DIGESTIVE
koiarrieta 90 verdaderam ants radical
y superior ID de toios los osros re
msdios. De venta en- las principales
farmaciAs de Europa y A6m rica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
Glasses de I'g|$s

Un csballero americana = su %
nora, que hAblan ell ea,tlllano, est& !
fernando classes d, inglea Las les.
clones solo cue stan Is centavos, una,
para aquellos que comiencsn ahora
La instrr cc!6n sera superior.
Infnrmaf. S u R2 Mirndar 10 1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
Emp|eado de Farmacia a

So necesita uno qus no sea muy y
i6ven, que sea soltero, que terga mu
cha buera prsctica y qae f 'ezcs
buenas referer ciss, para ocupar una
plaza iGportante en- una de las msjo
res farmsciss de 10 isla.
Sc prefe-irk & un farmat itico
graduado. Para ipformes, dirigirss
al Apartado rdmero SO.
15v a. Yauco, p. r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

81 En- el Club de F Keh b, hn &
Co., 28 San Francisco, 90 venden dos
reloies de orc cada semsns, entire 30
socios, abonando 90 80 8 ! 90 sefnanal.
L. Ultima iemana obtuvo uno don VI.
bino Nadal, socio ndmero II.
s@THE HELvETIA.-27 calle de
Q Cruz. Gran casa de hespedss. Sta
ole d. hotels. Aposentos para familias
7 personals solas. Comidas q cincuen
sa centavos cubierto. Bafos. Telefono
LOB. Apartado correo, 2s5. Propiets
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota; Este hotel
sst& & cargo dc una sefiorita cagne
do
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cristo
ST. 10. San Juan, R.--A una cua.
dra de los earros electrieos prinei.
pales ediHeios del Gobierno. Espl6n
tida vista . Ia bahia. BafIos moder.
aos sanitsrios. Habitaciones frsseas
Exquisita eomida puertorriquefia J
americana. Precios modersdos. .-EMI
LIZA RAMIREZ, Viuda de Masferrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10
Sc Vende . arfIenda

Una fnca rdstica, situada en- sl
kil6metro II de 10 carretera central y
cerca dc Bio Piedras, compuesta de
81 cuerdas de terrenos, con espaeiosa
casa de vivienda, dep6aito de aqua, ,
eusrdss de caflas, mdchos frutalea y
buenos pastos.
Para intormss diriiirse & Carlos
a. Blondet, San Juan 6 Hato Rey,
Rio Piedras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel viejo a : pesos quintal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-10

Consutoro: Cruz IS Horas de consultas: de IL a.
NOTA Ell Dr. Lipp,t que sale sl df, u Nlyan t,,
der vsrias opsracones qurdgcs pu ,al has
to SO del mss de Abril
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
NC LIGHT ON MURDER MYSTERY
Coroner Has Several Conferences, but
Learns Nothing Concerning
Edwards Death.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 7.-Develop-
ments in the investigation of the death
of Charles ]. Edwards were few today.
Late in the afternoon three persons were
summoned to the coroners office. Two
OF them remained for some time. They
are unknown TO the newspaper men here.
The third was Charles w. Hitler, who was
with the coroner for several hours. 1t is
understood that In the wide range covered
by the inquest much evidence as to the
family history of the Killers has been
taken. some of it quite startling in its
nature, and yet none of 1t that would
show by whom or for what specific pur-
pose Mr. Edwards was killed.
An early arrest seems improbable.
Tonight il was understood that two
headquarters detectives had been assigned
to the Hitler homestead and that until
the inquest is completed, Charles A. Hitler
will be under close a guard as is his
brother, A. Maxcy Hitler. Today. while
Charles Hitler was out for a long walk
two detectives kept him in sight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
MAY FORCE ROGERS TO ANSWER
Attorney General of Missouri Will
Appeal to the supreme
Court.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Attorney General
Hadley of Missouri said tonight that he
probably would ask for a hearing in the
supreme court in this city on Wednesday
or Thursday to determine whether II. II.
Rogers and other directors of the Standard
Oil company must answer questions at the
hearing before Commissioner Sanborn re-
garding the control of oil companies ope-
rating in Missouri
81 confess" he said, that l did not
have much hope when l came here that
the Standard OIL directors would tell about
the Standard oil control of the Waters
Pierce oil company and two other COM
panies operating in Missouri, but since they
have appeared in answer to subpoenas L
shall make the best effort l can to have
them tell the facts.
IT don't care, of course, to have anybody
committed for contempt. | shall ask the
court to have the witnesses directed to
answer certain questions which they have
declined to answer. IL the court orders
them to answer and they still refuse, |
shall have to leave to the court the ques-
ton of contempt refusal to answer
in such a case would be next best for my
purpose to answer i'm the Affirmative. since
1t would be equivalent TO an admission"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD ROBBED
Twenty Train Crews Discharged,
Being Held Responsible for
the Thefts.

CHICAGO. Jan. Theft OF goods valued
at $4,000 from cars of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad in the last
year is alleged 10 be responsible for the
wholesale discharge of train crews of that
and other divisions and the unearthing of
an organized gang Of train robbers.
That there will be no arrests or prosecu-
tions TO follow is almost certain, as 1t is
against the policy of the road, according to
one of its attorneys, to make public its
losses by theft and it is contented with the
discharge OF offenders and those held re-
sponsible.
Twenty crews, it is claimed by those who
are in a position to know, We're discharged
Friday and it is alleged that when dele
cation called upon General Superintendent
d. l.. Bush asking the reason the men
were told that they were held responsible
for the loss OF the goods whose disappear
ance had caused complaint.
The unearthing of an organized gang to
loot the road is said to be due to the arrest
of a trainman in Milwaukee last week
who was captured with some of the stolen
goods in his possession. After being locked
up for five days he is said to have made a
confession under promises of lenency that
confounded the officials of the company. In
1t he is alleged to have implicated numbers
OF his fellow trainmen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
PROPOSES TO BUILD TO CASPER
California Town Ask ed TO Vote Bonds
In Aid of Railroad
Project.

EUREkA, Cal, Jan. IF. l.. Evans, a
civil engineer claiming TO be backed by
one OF thc tanscontinental railroad mag
mates. has proposed 20 build a railroad
from Eureka east TO Casper, Wyo., there
to connect with other lines. lie comes
before the Humboldt people asking a guar
antee bonus of $4,000 in the event that the
road is completed within three years. The
proposed route is from Eureka, the ter
minus. to Delta Trinity river, striking Pitt
river, following that stream through the
Sierra Nevada mountains, touching Al
turas. thence TO Lakeview and Vale in
Oregon, thence through Southern Idaho
TO Casper, Wyo. The distance OF the di-
rect line is l.lOO miles and with spurs and
branches 1900 miles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
PATTISON MUCH IMPROVED
Ohio's CONernOr-f,Iect Expects 20 He
Able ia 90 Through Inaugural
Ceremony.

COLUMBUS, o.. Jan. 7.-GovernOr-elect
Pattison was considerably improved today.
1t has been definitely decided that he will
not attend the inaugural ball or the news
paper mems smoker tomorrow evening but
he is confident he will be able to go through
with all the other ceremonies incident 70
his Inauguration. The inaugural ceremonies
will be the most elaborate ever witnessed
in Ohio Mr. Pattison will take the oath OF
Office and will deliver his inaugural address
in the rotunda of the capitol az noon. Fol-
lowing this there will be a parade in which
practically the entire Ohio National Guard
and many other military and civic organiza-
tions will participate.
The controversy raised by the protest Of
the musicians union against the United
States army band Of Fort Thomas, KY
appearing in the parade with the First
regiment Ohio National Guard Of Gin
cinnau. was settled today by the First reg
iment agreeing TO secure another band TIE
United States army band Of the Columbus
post will appear in the parade, but no OBJ
lection was raised TO ii by the union as il
will accompany the United States troops
! from the post.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
GET NC TRACE OF CONSTANTINE
Police of opinion This Murder is Not
First Crime Charged to
Him.

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.--Investication by the
police of the murder at her home on la
Sale avenue yesterday of Mrs Arthur W.
Gentry has resulted in developments that
lead them to the belief that Frank J.
Constantine. accused OF the murder. had
a criminal record previous to this crime.
Letters found in the fugitive's trunk, writ
ten by his parents from New Rochelle.
n. Y, seem to indicate that Constantine
fed from his home to escape the results
Of crime, although it seems clear that
his parents did not know what caused him
to leave home.
The diamond ring pawned by Constantine
at a Clark street shop was much too large
for Constantine's finger. Constantine posed
as a son of wealthy parents who sent him
money regularly and the police are now
working on the theory that he did this in
order to divert suspicion from himself OF
other misdeeds. Efforts to locate the driver
OF the cab that conveyed Constantine to
the pawnshop have been unsuccessful and
no trace has been found of the fugitive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
Fnir Monday; wnrmer In Northwcst
Portion. Tuesday Fnir aud warmer.
TOUCH OF REAL WINTER COMES
Thermometer Reaches Vicinity OF
Zero aud hitting North wind
blows.

Tho temperature yesterday morning at )
o'clock was lust degree below tho freeZ-
ing point. From that hour on through the
day 1t showed a steady decline until at I
y. m. II stood at Il above zero and snow
commenced to fall. II was accompanied
by biting north wind which seemed TO
penetrate the thickcst clothing. Though tho
snowfall was light tho air continued 20
be fllcd with the dying flakes and tho
temperature kept on going down until at
o'clock this morning it was in the vi
cinity Of zero.
The effect Of the sudden change from
the mild weather Of tho past few weeks
was to lessen greatly the number Of peo-
pie on the streets and the sharp wind which
blow caused those compelled to be out to
hurry along to the end Of their Journey.
1t was also noticeable AZ the police sta
tion. the Salvation Army lodgings and
other places freQuonted by those whose
means are limited and who at other times
camp IA Railways and similar places we'll
known to the homeless wanderers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
FIGHT ON FOR WATER FRONT
Western Pacific Has Armed Guards
Stationed on Property Mt
Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Armed guards,
Injunction proceedings and condemnation
suit have been introduced into the contro-
versy between the western Pacific and
Southern Pacific railways over the i
of the Western Pacific to place its terminus
on the Oakland side of San Francisco bay
between the Southern Pacifcs broad-guage
and narrow-guage moles. The Western
Pacific has laid a mile OF preliminary track
on a strip of reclaimed tide land, the title
TO which is a matter of controversy be-
tween the state and the Southern Pacific
This unexpected move gave the Western
Pacific possession OF the fill. The Western
Pacific next went into the superior court
of Alameda county and asked to have con-
demned a strip of land running across
| lands owned by the Southern Pacific. The
Southern Pacific followed this by obtaining
temporary injunction restraining the
Western Pacific from further track laying
operations hearing of all the suits
was set for January Il. Pending the hear
| ing the Western Pacific has placed seven
armed guards on the strip of filled land to
protect its temporary tracks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
GREENE AND GAYNOR CASES UP
Announced No Effort VIII He Made
by Either side to Secure
Continuance.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 7.-Phe cases
against John F. Gaynor, Benjamin d.
Greene, William Gaynor, Edward Gaynor
and former Captain Oberln Carter will
be called in the United States court for
the southern district of Georgia on Tues
day January o All is in readiness for
the opening of the cases of the defendants,
who are charged with having defrauded
the United States government out of some
100000 in the carrying out of Savannah
harbor contracts.
Garrad & Meldrim and Osborne & Law
renee of this city represent the defend
ants and j. h. Gaynor of New York City,
an attorney and brother of the defendant
Gaynors, is also here. Special Assistant
Attorney General Marion Ewin assisted
by Assistant District Attorney Alexander
Akerman, will prosecute. Ii is understood
that both sides will announce ready for
trial, though demurrers TO the indictments
recently found against the defendants will
be submitted by the defendants attorney.
The summoning OF the jurors will con-
sumo several DAYS SO it is believed that
it will be the latter part of the week or
the first OF next before the cases come to
trial
1t is admitted by the special United
States attorney general that former Cap
tain Carter will not be brought to trial
again, and there is speculation as tc
whether or not William and Edward Gay
nor will be tried. 1t is possible that the
indictments against them will be dis
missed and that John F. Gaynor and
Greene will be the sole defendants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
RUSSIANS BEAT ITALIANS
RetnIiate for Raid Made by Italians
on Russians the Previous
Night.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Jan. I.-CeleDration
Of the Russian Christmas by miners OF that
nationality at the Meadowlands coal works,
four miles from here, caused race riot
this evening between Russians and Italians
In which one mans skull was fractured d
woman with a baby in her arms knocked
down with brick and others received seri-
GUS injuries The Russians began their cell
ebra tion of Christmas last midnight by set
ting off dynamite. The explosions were so
heavy that several windows in the homes
of Italians We're shattered. The Italians
rushed the merrymakers, capturing several.
whom they bound and placed in vacant
houses. where they were found by friends
this morning.
This evening the Russians armed them
selves with bricks, stones and clubs and at
tackled the Italian quarters Mrs. Annie
Politono. who was sitting at a window
nursing her baby, was struck with brick
and knocked to the floor. Pietro Marelli
received blow with a club which fractured
his skull. Some of the homes were entered
bv forcing the doors and hand to hand
fights were many. Few of the belligerents
escaped injuries, and about a dozen, chiefly
Italians. received serious injuries. Ab, ut
100 men engaged I'm the riotng. The Coal
and Iron police arc patrolling the settle
ment tonight and arrests Of the leaders in
the rioting will be made tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-01-08
Dig Missionary Meeting

HURON, S. D., Jan. 7.-(SpecialJ--A
missionary convention Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held here be-
ginning March 2s and continuing three
DAYS Although the program IL not yet
complete, II is known that three bishops
and a score or more eminent divines from
all parts Of the United States, besides a
large number OF missionaries from for
eign fields viii be in attendance The
list of delegates number more than GD.
and there VIII he fully that number 81
visitors present. An interesting feature
of th. uouvertioU viii D. tho miTsionar.
exhibit consisting ~ banners, costumes.
images. Dtc-. collected by mlssonaHrs In
foreign fields This will be one Of the
largest and most varied exhibits Of its
kind ever shown In the United States