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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-21
POR UNA M1RADA

do, apunto oon tsnta aeguridad oono el que
m&s; monte d caballo como Philia; luoharia con
Arpin gu persona al volvieae Ia feria dc Neu.
lily; poaeo rentas seguras; Pacffco, IN hel ser.
vidor, me voy poner de NAL humor porque
una tunantuela que me olvida por Perreux, ese
tonic, arruinado, quien aplastar1a de un pune-
tazo.
iQu9 tonterfa!
IVayan al disblo los pesaresl
Mientras tanto, me pregunto que es 10 que
voy d hacer, no durante los anos que me quedan
de vida, sino por las tardes, que 60 10 mas prao'
tico. Son las cinco.
Io mas senoillo ca irge tomar 81 fresco al
boulevard, pase5ndome decidir6.
Ne olvidaba de que era domingo.
1Qu6 dia tan tristel 1Y que es 10 que he
enoontradof En- las GALES, paseantes tan me-
lanc6licos como el tempo, tiendas cerradat; en-
ell Circulo una docena de ancianos caducos, ha-
blando de politioa jugando las oartas.
- He cogido un periodico me he puesto q
leerlo en- un rino6n, donde Ia prosa de IN artf-
culo grave me ha sumido en- I'm sue6o prof1ndo.
Sobre las ooho aoababa de despertarme, re-
ccnforta do por aquel sueho saludable, ouando
me uisrou unos golpeoitos en- el hombro. Era
Ligneres, que exclamaba:
-Ea una verdadera suarte al enoontrarts.
iConqua me llsvas coutigo9 -.--,l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-21
BzB11oraoA DH STA ConaHgPoNDzNo1A''

-SAddnde'-le preguntd rastregdndome
Lea ojos.
-Donde quierss, Ia oale Fortuny, otra
psrte, oomo qnieraa. Me aburro sobersnamen
te. Erea mi tabIa de salvaoidn. No te suolto.
Aquello era ara fajz oasnalidad Hay on
Paris muchos compa1eros tan agrsdables como
Ligneree; pero 10 que es mas, impossible.
Galante has1a Ia punta de las III s. rico,
dotado de uu humor excelente, que exiate
en- 81 mas que en- la aupeJ fcie, no tiene rcas qze
smigos.
-Querido, te llevo en- mi cornpaffa con
muoho gusto; peco no d Ia Gale Fortuny.
-sY por que?
-Pues senojIamente porque no ponda6 aIK
mas los pies.
-S0e raodo que estais enfadados?. ...
-lNo; henos roto por completo'. ...
Ell marques ea la discretion en- persona.
No insisti6 El tono CON que habfa pro-
nunciado Ia palabra ''roto" le habia hecho COM
pren der. p
Diez minutes despzes nos hallabamoa sen
tadoa freote frente junt-. una mesa del res
taurant Sylvan.
En- Paris hay dos olaeea de restaurants:
buepos msloa Los buenos son alegres; los
malos son tristea. 3" @...
siYvaia 6 an rsetanaant alegaa, quigda mda
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p.AsAIlENPn&
soluci6n & Ia Oharada do aver
Il&kPE RIO 80

soluci6n la Charada ds aver
nkkPE RIO so
: rsPR9eFEss9gR, % G0MpQs1ToR COY TO y Y AL, AL
en- el arte que viene demostrando hasta In
fechs On las mas importantes poblaciones
de Europa y America, le hacen acreedor
81 prestigio que viene gozando, garantiza-
servicios, que seran equitativos. an la RE-
LoJ ER1A ALEMANA, frente la Mallorquina
dnnde ormaran.-ALFREDO MAURI-
CIO. (Suizo) G-3
ALOS HACENDADOS.-se vende al
contado muy barato, un Sube-ca6as de 45 pies,
procedente de los tallsres de los senores Nc Onis
do Glasgow, embalado adn segdn recibi6. FL
que 10 interese puede dirijirse la viuda de Cerra
Fajardo Sc facilta la factura el plano de mon
tura. 15-6
JANoS BSEHNFTit1sfXs.Esan 81 II y n5tSt Justo 81 e.
quina la Fortaleza San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-21
LA TARDE DE LA VIDA

LA TARDE DE LA VIDA
En- esa edad adusta quo acobarda
y de la via el t6rmino SO advierts,
el tamor nos inquieta do Ia muerte,
el mas tioro temqr porquo SO aguarda.
Su l12z Ia vida en- xtioguir nc tarda:
no hay q!1e esperar q. su fu1gor despierte,
mas y mas va apagandosH, DO suerte
Gus nj u recuer@o de cuat fu6 80 guarda-
iCaan ssrona es la tarde de la vida
al que honredo vivi6! La luz postrera
del sol ese Occidente entOnces dora.
Tai Ia vida en- su ocaso. 81 partida,
to espanta, Mesto, y en- la muerte espera:
dulce repcsO al que padece y lLora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-21
GERONIMO zERBl, CORRIDOR DE

GERONIMO zERBI, CORRIDOR DE
COM MERCIO Y AGENT d.. nsgoooe, tiene
establecida su ofcina Gale dc la Fortaleza
ndmero 10, de esta ciudad. P.
OJO QUE lNTERESA. En- el es-
tableomento senores Padr6 Foraleza IS
variado srdo de punas sombreos OBJ
eos de fantasia novias cansetas medas
fumea realizan precos baratlsimos Tambien SO
dichO establecentO pOvos ecOn0cOs
mpedr la rOtura de los tubos la inflammation del pstroeo
UNA OBRA. - So desea vender Ia
'' Historic do Ia R9voluci6n Espafo,a, "
cuyo autor es don Vicente Bla2co IbaHez
Consta do tres tomos de gran volunan y
un pr6logo por don Francisco RI y MAJ
gall. Informaran en- esta Imprenta.
Un condenado muerte habla con su
confesor persiete en- proolamar eu ino-
cenci0,
-Espera, hijo milo; hay jasticia en- el
cielo.
-S{. padre -contesta Ell infoliz-p9ro
es una atrocidad q. no Ia haya tamOi6n en-
la TERRA
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sOMRREROs pEPANAMA. Hernaiz

c. participant clientes al Concrete en- general
que han recibido nuevamente surtido de SOMBRE-
ROS DE CATACAOS recomendando los que necesi-
ten hagan pronto pedidos para poder servirles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-21
IWllAM SllvA-sAN JUsTO 49,

Depdsto de Maqunas de coser compra, venta alqui-
Ter SO dan plazos siendo responsible la misma
Maquna; Sc hacen las composiciones por didces que
sean, garantzandolas. Accessories agujas de todas
Glasses para las mismas ademas se compran yenden
muebles usados P)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-21

GB~ ~DEPOSTTO GENERAL para "a de Puerto
Roo ELDE1 Gt51LLERAdEIY F1dase buenas
ns coaxna 1arsa Arsodne AdtunaaR Bod
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TOTcWGtO TdsSO.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
TO PRISON FOR LIFE
Julio SanguilIy, an American citi-
zen, Sentenced in Cuba.
THEY SAY He is A RANK REBEL
One Of the Most Energstie RlneieadeTs
and Insslgatora OF the Revolu.
tfon Now in Progress.

Havana. Oct. Ie.--In the trial Of Gen.
eral Julio sangullIy. an American cit
izen. on the charge OF rebellion against
the Spanish government. the attorney
general. Senior Enjulo. In concluding
his argument today, asked that the
sentence Of Imprisonment for life be
imposed upon the prisoner. Senior In
tuio made the following conclusion.
First Julio sangullly. an American
citazen since 1850. is born resident Of
this island and was up TO his arrest
ON February "a. OF this year. one OF
the most energetic ring leaders and In
stigators OK the armed revolution thai
since that date has broken out against
the mother country. with the aim 81
obtaining tire Independence oG Cuba.
He was chosen 10 take the lead. in thlu
province and those OF Matanxas ana
Santa Clara. and was named as chief
leader ana delegate 81 the revolution
arg Junta OF New York and having the
power OF appointing here the leaders
he thought proper. Among those he se-
lectsd was Colonel Jose ". Nscenceio
Ascuy."
Buenos Ayres. Oct. 1s.--Tt Is reported
here that Brazil recognizes the Cuban
insurgents ~ bellsRerents.
San Francisco. Oct. IA company
Of Iriahmen Il being organized here C
aid Cuba TO achieve Independence
30 far ~ men have enlisted.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

The Spokane fruit fair and it's luscious
display Of tempting fruits has closed after
. successful season Of n days. This fair
@As visited by nftg~flNe Thousand people.
but the exhibits. owing to the enterprise
Of the railroads. win be viewed and nd-
mired b. thousands more. 20 the lasting
benefit Of the young states Of the north
west. After the close % tins fair tons
Of fruit were tnrned over 70 the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific railrays
TO Be- forwarded By them q all the prin-
eipal eastern cities for exhibition. The
Great Northern, ~ usual. IA the leader
II this method OF advertising our resaurc-
ea, and early last spring realizing It's ef-
feetivenezs forwarded 10 ahs Whitman
county, Snake river and other fruit grow
eFa sixty handsome glass Jars. 10 be fillea
with the choicest grapes peaches. apples.
pears, neetarines and similar fruits. These
tars win be placed on exhibition In St
Paul and Minneapolis for a short time
and from there will be started on q cir
cult OF all the large cities IN which the
Great Northern has Offices. The circuit
VIII include Chicago. 81. Louis, Cinein-
natl, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore
New York, Boston. Montreal, Toronto
Buffalo and Cleveland, and from the latter
place be returned next year 20 BE- again re-
Allied and again sent forth ia the fan sf
lseS 20 fulhll the mission Of the road in
attracting the best class Of emigration
20 the northwest. Such attractive and
practical displays are Of more beneiif than
tens Of printed matter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
the TWO ENGINES MET, HEAD ON
Fatal smnahup on she Altoona Division
of the RcuusylVanga.

Fatal smaahup ON the Altoona Division
of the Pcunaylvanga.
Altoona. Pa. Oct. 1.-two men were
killed and one fatally and several
slightly injured In a collision on the
Martinsburg branch of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad today.
A water train consisting OF several
tank cars had been ordered to the 'fY'
switches near HollidayBburg to get wa
ter for the Altoona shops and was just
pulling from a siding to the main track
wheE q Martlnaburg mixed train
came around the curve at full speed.
The collision demolished both locomo-
tives and smashed several tank ears.
The passenger cars kept the track
The dead are: w. r. Gcod. fireman:
]. G. Woodring. brakeman.
Injured: David Arthura. engineer,
BADLY scalded. injured internally. can
not recover; Henry Blackburn. engin-
Ger. seriously but not fatally hurt
William Jones. passenger. waa
thrown through q door and painfully
injured; Zen Weyandt. 8 passenger,
was badly torn about the arms.
Confusion IN orders was responsible
for the accident which Is the most seri-
Gus that has ever occurred on the Al
toona division.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
turkey ACCEPTS IHE uLTIMAIuM
seheme Of Reform Awaits ONLY the Sig.
nature OF the sultan.

scheme Of Reform Awaits OnIy the SIG.
nature OF the sultan.
Constantinople. Oct 16.--said Pasha
has accepted the scheme for reform In
Armenia drawn up by Great Britain.
France and Russia and Ii now awaits
the signature OF the sultan. The scheme
IL almost Identical with the proposals
of last May. which were in substance
that the governors OF Van. Erzeroun.
Slvas, Bitlls. Khartoum and Trebizon
be Christians or Musselmen according
10 the inclination OF the populations.
but either the governor or the vice gov
ernor Is 10 be a Christian, and the APP
potntments are TO be confirmed by the
powers. Local and state officials are
to collect the taxes and enough money
IL TO be retained before they are for
warded 10 CoHstantinople 20 pay the
expenses OF the local administration.
Complete changes Will be made in the
judicial system, torture will be abolish
ed and prisoners win be under sur
VIGILANCE.
The police win be composed OF Chris
tians and Turks equally and the laws
against compulsory conversions 10 liz
lamism viii be strictly enforced.
Ambassadors Of the powers expect
that the whole question win be finally
settled during the week by the promul.
CATION OF an imperial decree. Contrary
TO general expectation the high COM
missioner charged with the execution oi
this scheme OF reform will be a Chris
tian. This was the hardest pill for the
porte TO swallow and for a long time
threatened 10 bring about the most 80.
rious complications.
"A Russian ship has arrived here. The
situation NJ Ismid is critical. Christians
are apprehensive OF a Turkish out
| break.
London, Oct. i6.--rhe British foreign
office. In addition 70 the dispatch from
Sir Phillip Currie, Ambassador OF Greal
Britain at ConHtantinople, announcing
that Said Pasha, Turkish minister oi
foreign affairs, had accepted the scheme
for reform in Armenia drawn up bs
Great Britain, France and Russia, !,
In receipt Of an unofficial telegram an
nouncinG that the Armenian question
| ID virtually settled.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
IllrIANA MILL aE 4 80 wAasHIp


Ser ffi8l FFlp psseippa Virtues Lacking
10 Slmiiar NFnft.
B0nt0n. Mast. oct. le--The battle
snip. indiana. which left Cramps ship
yard Saturday for an Official trial drop
ped anchor on Boston light last night.
From th@ southeast END 81 the light
ship or New Jersey coast 10 New South
Shoals. Afaas., the nhip averaged LIN
knotH per hour with head sea running.
No attempt was made 20 approach the
speed limit or Is knots per hour. but
the engines and boilers were found IN
first class condition. the average num-
Der Of revolutions being 10 per minute,
with q horse power development OF
$500. Commodore 9elfridge after read
ing the report sent him by the mem
bers Of the trial board who came
around on the ahsp. tel@Grs.s.s.~d the Sec
Rotary Of the navy that the Indiana had
behaved admirably on the voyage from
Philadelphia. In an interview he said:
They bring mic gratifying news re-
garding the steadiness OF the new bat
tie ship. with heavy Rrmor and arma-
ment It was naturally expected, iudS-
| ing from the experience OF other coun-
tries with modern battle ships, that we
would have considerable roll 10 con-
tend with. One OF England'a battle
ships is said 20 have rolled four de
grees, whereas the Indiana does not
record . roll OF more than one degree
This gives her an almost stationary gun
platform, condition very much de-
sired when guns are used in action"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
UNSAFE 10 lNsu " THE GOVERNOR
Colorado negro Received . ont Of
Tar and Featll ers for tiis Act.

A Colorado Negro Reoeived a oat Of
Tar and Feathers for Ass Act.
Denver. Col. oet /. ls.-News reached
here today that a negro named Mar
shall had been tkrred and feathered
at Greeley last ID light for having i'm
suited Governor Mcintyre at the po-
tate day celebration. Marshall who
had been arrested. was taken from Jail
last night and esce rted to the outskirts
OF the town. tarre and feathered and
ordered 70 leave town. He was not
seriously injured and today left for
Fort Collins.
Governor Mcintyre was greatly
surprised when Informed this after
noon of the Incident at Gree
ley. He went 10 the bicycle races At
Greeley Tuesday ih company with his
wife and the lieutenant governor and
wife. When they arrived at the stand
for teams they fou nd the way blocked
by long wagon tb which was attach
ad team driven BIZ Marshall General
Klee came up at that moment and re-
quested the negro TO move his wagon
50 as not 10 take up too much room.
Thereupon Marshall delivered y TRADE
OF abuse. using che mort foul and in
suiting language Finally. however. he
did as requested.
Governor Mcintyre thought 10 little
OF the matter that he had not mem
toned II to anybody since his return TO
Denver. General <lee said this after
noon that Marshall deserved 70 be run
out of town. hua he thought the punish
ment inflicted upd n him was entirely
too severe.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
OPENS IN NOVEMBER
Nsz Perez Reservation WIN Then
Re Ready for White Settlers.
4 GRAND RUSH EXPECTED
Haif miiilon Acres are 20 ne uaa
ne Prices kangins From
sS.7s 70 IS.

Lewiston, idaho. Oct. l6.-Word has
been received from Mr.. Allen. in charge
or the Mex PIERCE allotmenta. that the
reservation wlll be open 20 settlers in
less than three weeks The president
VIII issue his proclamation about Ne
vember 1 and those on the inside claim
that the reservation win be opened the
same day All the preliminariea can be
arranged BY that time and the usual
grand rush may be expected from the
Intending settlers who viii f0ck to the
borders between now and that time.
About $4,000 acres win be added to
the public domain. by the terms OF the
treaty the government paid $3.50 per
acre for this land and via sell 20 the
settler for xs.75 for agricultural and IS
for mineral and timber land.
The interior department II evidently
In hurry. as II has ordered the NUM-
bers OF land allotmenfs sent by tcle-
graph, 30 AZ 10 avoid the delays OF the
mail service.
RESERvATI0N AFFAIRS
The robbers who committed the bold
hold-up at Kamiah Friday evening are
/ pursued ~ = strong force nf Indians.
The treasure box was found on the
/ road eight miles west OF Kamiah. Mr..
IorgenH offered 500 reward and tbs
United States $500 FOR their arrest and
conviction. II Is known that four men
were implicated and that there Is q
wagon with the outfit.
An Indian policeman attempted 10
arrest a native by the name OF Noah
yesterday. Noah drew a huge bowie
knife and struck the policeman on the
head. Fortunately for the latter tho
knife curled up from tine force OF tna
blow on such a hard substance as an
Indians head and the policeman'B In
luries are not serious.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
Tylea-lasT e4ANcE oAsE AaeuEr


Moscow. Idaho. Oct IL ArEumef L
we're made IN the United States court
today In the Tgler-Laat Chance case.
Judge >. II. Mcbride made the opening
argument. Judge " 81 1Isvhurn se1-
lowed and then Mcbride made the elas-
Ing plea. some three and 8 haif hoars
were spent In GNN argument N Ets
close Judge Beatty announced that ha
would not render his decision until after
bis return 70 Boise. after the adioagn-
ment OF court here.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
STRANGE REPORTS Asour cAmpos

One That lie Is insane AmUthar That
Jacksonville. Fla. Oct. IA special
TO the Citizen from Tampa. Fla. says:
Yesterday reports were circulated
that the Spanish consul had received
an official cable that General Campos
vas no longer commanding the mill
tary Affairs In Cuba. The inference was
that Campos was either deposed. killed
or captured by the insurgents. The
spanish consul emphatieaily denied
the report Passengers arriving from
Cuba tonight report General campos
il in Santiago, and that he has gone
completely insane. This connects
strangely with yesterdays rumor. OF
which passengers tonight had no inti-
nation
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23

Ex-Ldeuienant Governor II. a. Rnleba
Of Massachusetts, T. dead.
There y more activity ii frusts Al
san Francisco.
a dispatch from seoul .ava fbe basv a.
the murdered queen OF corea hna aee,,
found
Morris Perkins. the weli-knows newa.
pager artist o. Indianapolis. jttnped from
khs upper window of the city hospital ana
was fatally injured.
Delegates 10 the annuni convention a.
ths swiichmen'e Union ~ North Amer.
e. eere engaged in secret session al Cffa-
e AZ daF. At niahi they we're entertain.
g With aanqnst ~ tha local lodge.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
sENAToR vooa.tEgs s n TAE FoLp

All Doubts On fho Surjees or Religion
Have Rolled Away.
Greencastle, Ind, Oct. 1K.--The ssran
Sycamore Of the Wabash fOrsooA the
realm Of politics and appeared before
the students OF the De PAW universl-
~ today. Tor the purpose Of delivering
hie new lecture Oh The Holy Eepul-
cher" Senator Voorhees, has had his
doubts and perpfexities on the subject
seeing the light. and his new lecture Is
3 defense OF Christianity from the
standpoint OF one who has had a large
experience in the practice Of law. The
senator Is q graduate OF the university
Of the class Of 1919.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23


tExeeked 3 Car VIA pynamiGa, ea5 So
a1EeA ~ HaufE.
Iempja. Texas. Get ls.~Isa2t aimht
whan the aoath-bonnd AilAnuasl. Kansas
i Texas train arrived AZ Lizzie River,
ai8ht miles south a. Tempte two mash-
"a naan cot on the rmgina nna made xhe
engineer pull out. Arriving at the
river. miie diatant. the train was stop
ped and the mail. express car ana en-
Efna were pulled over the bridge. issrc
ia attempt was made to blow the e.
press safe open with dynamite. The
car was badly wrecked. bat the safe
was not opened The robbers abandon
ia the Job and left On horseback across
the country. 0fEcerH with blood
hounds tried to follow the trail but sot
into the main roads and the dogs could
40 nothing. The train was delayed hall
An hour No one was hurt and no booty
was secured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
CONVICTED O. rEaRslE CRIME
Albert Randall. App arsntly insane. Must
serve Ts m II Prison.

AtrGff RANDALL APPARENTLY insane Must
serve q Is m IL Prison.
Boise. Idaho. oct. 1T.--Special Deputy
N. -. Sharp arrived here today from
Custer county with Albert Randall.
sent 70 the penit.Intiary for e years
for q crime against nature. The crime
WAS committed apIn the con Of 4 farm
er named Thomas Jose. When Ii was
detected = crowd attempted 10 lynch
Randall The prisbner was bound over
20 the district court that was In session
and went 10 trial he once. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced a. stated.
His attorney ente red the plea Of In
sanity and the JuH ~ tried him on that
point before he " On arNaigned on the
charge upon which he was sentenced.
Mr. Sharp stated that the man acts as
though be were Il sane telling on the
road that be was Ching % Boise to 80 to
work and asking how much wages
would be paid. ~ T. Sharp gave him a
ehance 70 attempt 10 escape In order to
make up his mind about the fellow
mental condition. Randall came run
ming np quickly, a skiing not 10 be left
behind
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
JApAN: YIELps 70 cRusaINe Foacg

win Withdraw Her Troops From Liae
TuaK ponfrsu4a.
San Francisco. Oct sE.--Advices BY
mail from Toxic. Japan. dated Sepfem-
Der 81. state that Japan has been
forced 20 comply with Ruaaia's demand
for speedy withdrawal Of japanese
troops from Lao Tung peninsula.
France and Germany Joined In the de-
mand and the Japanese government
was Ia no position to defy the three
European powers. This proceeding
has caused renewed bitterness IN ia
pan against Europeans. The japanese
also charge their own ministry with
conniying at the nations dishonor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
FREE SILVER MEN rosT IHElR CASE
Nebraska Dcmocrnfic Ticket " ttf naNe
Two Candidasea Namea.

Omaha, oct. Tin the case OF the
application Of c. J. Phelps for a writ Of
mnndamns TO compel the secretary Of
state to certify 70 the name OF the
free silver democratic candidate for
judge Of the supreme court as the only
representative OF the democratic party
the court denied the writ and dismissed
the case. There are only two democrat
lo candidates FOR Judge Of the supreme
court J. G. Phelps was nominated by
the free silver wing 81 the party. T. II.
Mahone9 By the administration demo
Gratis. Both candidates viii be placed
On the Official ballots and designated NJ
democrats
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
usEL SUIT AoAlNsT mas. LOCKWOOD

washington LaWser objected 10 Notices
Tackled Upon HIS Door.
Washington. Oct. IA preliminary
hearing Of a criminal libel suit brought
against Mrs. Belva Lockwood. former
presidential candidate, by Robert L.
White. q lawyer. who accused her OF
lacking notices derOgatory 70 his repu-
tation on his office door. was held In
the police court today. Mrs. Lockwood
was held for the grand jury. although
when on the stand she denied every
allegation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-23
cAsINeT MegTINe AZ wAsANoroN


All Departments bur che Possibilities aud
Agriculture heprcsentnd.
washington, Oct 16.--An The mem
hers OF the cabinet except Secretary
Morton ana Postmaster General VIII
son gathered az the White house at
noon to-day In answer 10 the summons
OF the president. and the FIRST informal
cabinet meeting for several months was
held. probably for the purpose OF en-
nbling the cabinet officers 10 report 20
the president the state OF business In
their departments.
THE ATLANTA "TRIP.
washington. Oct. 1.-THE president
with the members OF the cabinet and
ladies'. win leave washington Monday
night and arrive at Atlanta about noon
Tuesday. They win start on their re.
turn from Atlanta Wednesday even.
ing.