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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13
Enyenenamiento por Mayor.

Bsio este rubro public6 10 que
sigue Ei Graphic, dc Ell Paso,
Texas, en- su ndmern engras non
,siSnto al uIn 0 iel mes en- curse. !
Dice el referido peri6dico:
"El Socorro, Nuevo Mexico, ha
tenido un case de envenenamiento
al por mayor, y 81 sucedi6 por ig-
norancia 8 adrede, es question que
hay que determinar. La ciudad
es duella de sus obras de aqua, y
el mayordomo del aqua es nombra.
do por su Influenza politica, mol
por su capacidad, y es un hombre
llamado Gallegos, Ell Martes pa
sado dej6 entrar el aqua dc un poso
donde habian banaho Gvejas con
medicina para curar Ia sarna, Ell
las canerias de aqua que SO usa
para el abasto dom6stico de la ciu-
dad y ell resultado fue que Sc en-
! fermaron mas de Glen personas que
bebieron el egua.
FL Juez Leland, d'sl quinto dis
trito judicial, rrcientemente de
Ohio, un consumdor del ngua Ell
mismo, 80 indlgao mucho cuando
supo del uItraje, y 10 obstante las
protestas dc los politicos, expidi6
un auto para que fuera arrestado
el otens6r Una investigation de-
sarroll6 el hecho que ell envenena'
do liluido fu6 hechado Ell las ca
nefas Ell contra de las protestas
de los ciudadanos, quienes advir-
tIeFon al Official Que aqueIla sus-
taneia era venenosa.
| Para agravar el caso, los o6ciales
| dc Ia ciudad, t0dos ellos Republi.
canos, juBto con los oficiales Repu-
bIicanos del condado y el estate
tero Republicano, tramaron atemo.
rizor al juez Repablicano para ha,
ccrlo desistlr de 80 propo5ito de
castigar al ofen~6r por razones po-
lticas, pero niugun exitu tuvierof.
Los cludadanos estan muy exci-
tldos porque ademas do haber en-
tornado q muchos seres human0s
/ ha causado In muerte de varios ami
males domesticos. Un hombre in
forma haber perditlo todas sus ga
/ IIinas por haher bebido el aqua
Esteban Baca, estafetero, esid
muy euoiado y pdbllcamente ha
/ censurado al juez del distrito por'
/ que ha rehusado beber aqua meg
/ clada con medicina para curar IL
T roma, sin hacer la menor protesta
, Gallegos, oil nayordomo delagua
7 es pariente del mayor do la ciudad
+. esta aparentado tambien con al
. gunos dc los ohciales dc condado
} pertenece d una familia inhuente
/. y 4 todo "buen Republicano' So Il
esta obllgando a dar su apoyo al
| mayordomo del aqua. I'll jue1
} probablemente sera echado fuers
| del partido por su tenacidad cf
prosecutar d un ohcial Republica
Q no, cuya dnica ofensa fu6 aparen
J. temente un atentado deliberate dt
! envenenar A toda una comunidad
!. Siguiendo el curse usual de Ia po
! Utica on el condado de Socorr1
J. Gallegos sera el mejor candidate
Is para comisionado do condado el
II las elecciones dol ano que viene .
r. sus amigos pueden probar que 81
actp fu5 OIL resultado dc pura igaa
ranoia
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13
LA Carne Embalsamada.

Ha rendido dictamen de sus in
vestigaciones la comision nombra-
da por el Presidente Mckinley,
con respecto d las alegaciones he
chas de que Ia carne de jarros SUI
plida al eiercito habia sido embal-
samaaa con acidos EN- cuyo dicta.
men In comision dice no ser cier-
tas las acusaciones Y que mds
miente el General Miles. Tai die
tamen es un golpe muy rudo con.
ira el general.en- -jefe del eiercito
americana y otros altos oticiales,
pero Sc hacia necesario para vim
dicar 4 Matilde y su administra.
cion politica,
Ell general Y otros o6ciales al
ser entrevistados sobre el particu
lar & interrogados sobre 81 pediriar
nueva Investigation respondieror
que no tcnian ningun recurso er
sn favor, que el Presidente era o
comandante-en iefe del ej6rcito !
marina, Y q habia aprobado 0
informo. Re4pecto 4 oensura tam
bien estaban impedidos por ser o
Presidente su superior y seria unt
violacion de la discipline militar
Probablemente sen innecesarii
ninguna ccnsura do parte de loi
ohciaIes ofendidos por el dictamen
todo el mundo sabe que murieror
soldadus como palitos 4 quienei
las bahs espafioles nunca tocaron
| y que hoy mismo hay millares pa
deciendo, y tai vez condcnados {
segura mnerte, q quienes oil plom'
| nuupa toc6
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13
Tn Angel Mas.

La nina Genovova Tafoya, do
al meses dc nacida, hija dc don
M6nico Tafoya Y de dona Francis
quita Otero do Tafoya falleci6 el
Mdrtes en- In mafana yictima do
una puImonia, y sus tiernos despo-
jos fueron sepultados al din ST.
guiente on el Campo Santo cato
leo de la Plaza do Arriba. Con
sus inocentes gracias formaba 81
encanto y Ia mayor dicha en- el ho-
gar que dei6 vacio para ir 4 au-
mentar Ia felicidad en- Ia mansion
do los angeles Simpatizamos con
el sefor Tafoya y su ostimablc
esposa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13

Los comisionistas y negoelantes en- aba
rrates saleiian lh inspection lie sus parr1-
QUA os an nuavn ipafumentp de mi tsl.
"a. denpninais "5itara, " en- ii enal puede
tocar euaquiera aunque no sepa Ia notl.
la one vegden birata v en plazas comohos.
All mi-mo, nta invesugacion do siIs pre-
CLOS on toia clase do abarroIes y provisio.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13

Para Curar el ResFrIo en- un dia.
Las Pastillas denominadas Lax
ative Bromo Quinine Tablets, To-
dos los B )ticarios devuelven oil di-
nero 81 denim de curnr.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13
NotiiciiaS TpPntOriaIes.

Tenemos noticias del norto de
Arizona al efecto dc que los frios
estan causando muchos estragos
con los ganades, aaegurandoso
Que no Sc ahijara un 30 por ciento.
En- Santa Fe dejo de existir q Ia
avanzada edad de 10 amos, la se-
nora dona Guadalupe Rivera, es-
posa de don Manuel Gurule. ell
Martes de la corriente semana.
Dela para lamentar sn despedida q
sn esposo, dos hiios, Uecilio Y Apo
lonia, y un crecido ndmero de pa
rientes.
De Chamita nos escribe nuestro
suscritor don Andres dc Herrera.
anunciandonos 81 fallecimiento de
su padre, don Luciano He
rrer' el dia 5 del corriente.
81 funeral Sc verified al siguiente
dia habi6ndose celebrado misa do
cuerpo presente, ante una grande
concurrencia dc amigos Y parien-
ties. Que goce eternamente de Ia
felicidad celestial.
La causa de los Estados Unicios
vs, New Mexico Lumber Co. y
Edgar M. Biggs, fu6 recientemen-
to arreglada por medic dc conve-
MO on Ia corte del Rio Arrlba, por
medic del cual SO dio iuicio contra
los demandados en- Ia SUNNI dc
S9,0l8.i9, la que pagaron. Esta
era una causa por haber cortado
maderas los demandados on terre-
nos del Gobierno, en- la vecindad
do Monero y Lumberton.
De Casa Colorado nos comuni-
can la triste nueva de haber falle.
edo el Domingo pasado Ia respe.
table sonora donn Maria Ursula G.
dc Sais, esposa de don j. j. Sais
madre de nuestro digno amigo Sr.
Victor Sais. Contaba la tinatla al
tempo de 81 muerte 10 AMOS do
edad. Sus funerales so veritica-
ron al dia siguiente depositandose
los restos mortales en- la capilla do
dicho lugar, oticiando el Rev. j.
b. ROLLER. Fu6 la fiuada madre
de 6 hiIos, todos los cuales la SO.
hreyiven. El mismo dia murio
tamhien en- Ia misma casa un niflo
de nuestro dicho amigo. don Nie-
con el de sn abuelita.
Hacemos presente q Ia familia
Sais nuestra condolencia en- esta
su hora de pesar.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13

Convention Anual do IN Asorlaeion
Iiroteetiva do Vlaleros, en- Louisville.
Ky. Mayo i0-i9-lsDo. Billetes para
Ia arriba mencionada oca .ion estardn
de veuta Mayul2 Y 10 limItados has
In Mayo 20. precio IS pesos viajo re-
dondo Por mas pnrmenores dirijan.
so q G.. K. JONES, Agente.
Las Vegas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13
lIISTORTA DE LA
Guerra IliSpauo.Amcricana
eIFlaITNDA EDICION.

Conteniendo el fin dc las negoclacio-
nos do pas seguida dc las protestas do
Ia colonia eapaiIola do In Republics.
Escrupulosamsnte corregida rsta
importante ohra. dc grande actuali-
dad, So halla de vsnta en- ests librerlA.
Ademas dol reputable escritor Er.
Francisco G. Cosmos. autor dol pr0lo-
20. han tornado parte on ella los Sres.
Alberto Leduc, Federico Mendoza y
Vizcaino y otrus no menos couucld0s.
rREUf0, franco do prrte en-
cualqpior parte do u. U. en
rustloo S1.00
PASTA Dn TELA. i.b0
UHAS, l.. HERNANDEZ.
Las vtgasi N. ".
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13

Jnnta do Ia Gran Logia B. ?. 0. II.
ST. Louis, M, JUNO 20-23-ls00.
Bilieles do venta on Las Vegas para
Ia dIcha junta Junio lsy ~ 4 rszon
dc SBi. 10 por viaIe red0ndo limitad0
hasta JUNO "a 1s0D
o. JuSls, AgentN
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13

Tenemos noticias del norto de
Arizona al efecto dc que los frios
estan causando muchos estragos
con los ganades, asegurandoso
Que no Sc ahijara an 30 por ciento.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1899-05-13
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
MOVING SOUTH.

Washington, July 27.-Calamba is a
town on Laguna de Bay about thirty
miles southeast of Manila. Il is much
farther south than the United States
troops have yet penetrated on land.
1t is in the province of Laguna- Il
has a population of 11,476 and is
twenty-seven miles from Santa Cruz
on the eastern shore of the bay. Its
capture is not considered Of any STRAIT
egical Importance except as part of a
plan to harrass and worry the insur-
gents.
The number of recruits for the Phil
ippines enlisted yesterday was 622,
making total of 6031
General Otis today notified the war
department of the sailing of the trans
port Sherman with 1,287 officers and
men of she California regiment and
256 discharged men. Total passen-
gers, 1,567
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
MEETING OF LAWYERS.

Asbury Park, n. J., July 21.-The
delegates to the annual convention of
the Commercial Law League of Amer
lea reassembled at ten O'Clock this
morning. After transacting quantity
of routine business and listening to
the reports of several of the conven-
ton committees, Governor Foster H.
Norhees, of New Jersey, was intro
duced. and for an hour entertained the
lawyers with an eloquent address
touching ON the bankruptcy law, trusts
and Il variety Of other subjects of in
terest to the delegates The session
adjourned at one o'clock to reassemble
late this afternoon, when the time and
place for holding the next animal
meeting will be selected. A number
offcities are in the race for the con-
vention next year and choice will nor
be made without warm contest.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
WHAT ALASKA NEEDS
Better Government, Saws
Congressman E. j. Hill.
Legislature, with Delegate - Con-
neCfiCuf Representatives Views.
Believes il Possible That Can
ada is EniitIed 10 f0othOId.

Minneapolis. July 27.-The Times
publishes an interview with Ebenezer
]. Hill, whd represents the Fourth
Connecticut congressional district IN
the house of representatives. and who
has just returned from a trip TO
Alaska. He said:
''The output for the present year
WILL 1 believe, reach $2O,00O,O00 or
more, though 1 noice by the Asso-
ciated Press of yesterday that Mr.. Nc
Cook places the amount at half aS
much, and the Seattle Office will assay
ten millions of it.
81 desire 10 urge the proprie-y and
the necessity for better government
and better conditions in Alaska In
that country there are now 50 oOG OF
the best people Of the United States.
There has been a winnowing process
and the survival of the tfttes. finds
clear exposition today III southeastern
Alaska.
alaska should have a delegate in
congress and a territorial legislature
u6 1dIIeI SuOulu pass Jaws SuitaDI lie
to the country and TO the conditions
thereof
Mr.. Hill says in regard to the Ca
madam contention as to the boundary
lines that they have not a shadow o.
a. claim for port on Lynn canal or
any other port on the sea 3oas-, and
he is incined to believe that Canada
and Great Britain are well aware of
that fact and put forth the claim n
order to obtain more attention for
other demands. Mr. Hill believes TIat
the question of the boundary line of
the Porcupine district is one which
would admit of adjudication. The line
in that district, in which there are
about one thousand Americans, de-
pends entirely on whether the boun-
dairy shall be determined according to
the mountain tops or according to the
ten marine league provision. 1t is
possible that Canada is entitled to
foothold in the Porcupine district.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
CORCORAN CONVICTED
Sentenced TO Seventeen Years in TT e
PenifenfiarY.

Wallace, Idaho. July 27.-In the case
of Paul Corcoran, charged with the
murder of James Cheyne in connec-
tion with the Wardner strike, the jury
arrived this morning at a verdict OF
guilty of murder in the second degree.
Judge Stewart sentepced Corcoran to
seventeen years in the penitsntiary.
The crime for which Paul Corcoran
was found guilty was committed al
Wardner on April % last. when a mob
of 1,G00 miners captured a Northern
Pacific train here and rode TO Nard-
ner and blew up the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan cGncentra;ors with dynamite.
During the riot hundreds of shots
were fired and Two men, Smith and
Cheyre were Killed. The trouble was
of long standing and grew out of the
refusal of the Bunker Hill and Sulli-
van company tG recognize the miners
union.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
DEATH or a TRAITOR
Story of fhe Killing OF Corporal
Hayes In The Philippines.

Kansas City, Mo-. July 27.-Tne Star
today says: The tragic scene which
attended the death of Corporal Leon
ard Hayes, Americas only traitor in
the Philippines, was witnessed by
Sergeant George \. Iamarsh. of ;he
Kansas volunteers. now in this city.
Corporal Hayes. he says, became en-
am0red of Il Filipino beauty and de
serting his comrades was placed in
the rank of lieutenant. lie met his
death almost in the first enga geDlent
in which he fought against his coun-
try.
speaking of this bat5le Sergeant
Lamarsh said: We had charged the
FHipinos. driving them back and
killing and wounding many. Among
the wounded left On The field we found
Hayes. He was recognized by several
of the boys. One of the soldiers of the
Second Oregon drove his bayonet
through the body of the wounded
traitor and lifted him up above his
head and held him there while the
soldiers shot him.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
Motive for Assassination of PreSi-
dent HeureauX.
The ASSASSIN WAS ASSISTED
Government of the Dominican Re.
public Getting Ready to Face
Situation Which is Hourly Grow
ing More Serious-VIce-preS
dent rigueroa Has Succeeded TO
the Presidency.

Fort De France. July 27.-The gov
ernor of Santiago confirms the general
opinion that ;he assassination of Presi-
dent HeureauX was a political crime.
1t is reported that the assassin's party
are gathering forces preparatory to an
attack on the government troops. It
has been learned thai Cacero's CON.
panions when President Heureaux
was killed Were Juan Picharde and
HoraciO VasQuez The latter is a
brother of 4 deputy in the parliament.
Foreseeing the possibility of dis
turbances and in order to be prepared
for any emergency, General Peppin,
governor of Santiago has taken i'm
portant precautionary measures and
has decided to demand that arms and
ammunition be forT arded him from
Santo Domingo. Advices from San
tfagO received here at late hour re-
port that the situation there is be-
coming more seriors.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
SHERIFF UNDER CHARGES.
Accused of Attempt to Assault Col
ored Girl in Her Cell

Hagerstown, Md, July 27.-Sheriff
Henry Corfman was arrested this af-
ternoon by Constable George Brill on
the charge of attempted felonious as
sault on Daisy Johnson, colored, a
prisoner in the county jail. Before
Justice ]. c. Ward he gave bail for a
hearing tomorrow. 1t is said he will
demand a jury trial.
The warrant was sworn out by the
girls mother. Mrs. Loufsa johnson.
The girl was taken today 30 the in
dustrial home for colored girls, Bal
timore, being convicted recently of in
corrigibility. The assault is alleged to
have taken place in her cell a few
days ago. Deputy Corfman denies the
charge emphatically. He bears an ex-
cellent reputation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
THE NEW MANILH
Much Has Been Accomplished In a
Short Time,

Washington, July 2T.-Lieutenant
Eberley, the flag lieutenant of the
Oregon under Captain Barker, has just
arrived in Washington from The Phil
ippines and brings some interesting de
tails of the situation in Manila. Lieu
tenant Eberley says the social and
sanitary conditions in Manila are bet
ter than is generally believed in the
United States and better than would
be supposed after such a short Ameri-
can administration.
The city has been cleaned ON the
American plan. The streets have been
cleared of ancient Accommodations of
filth and there has been Il house TO
house inspection, which is still con-
tinuing. Lieutenant Eberley says the
health of Manila is exceptionally good
and that even among the troops on
shore there was little sickness from
anything but heat prostrations.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
CZAREWiTCRpS FUNERAL
impressive ObSequieS of Grand Duke
George.

ST. Petersburg, July 27.-The funera
of the late Grand Duke George was
held here today with impressive pomp
The body was clothed in the uniform
of 4 marine guard. and the shroud was
the flag of the Russian navy Fol-
STATE in an open coffin beneath a mag
nificent catafalque During that peri
cd all the theaters and public gardens
were closed, and bands were forbid
den to play. Funeral masses We're said
at every church in Russia, and by i'm
perial ukase prayers have been offered
throughout the empire for the repose
of the soul of the czarevitch.
All the high dignitaries of che Greek
church took part in the impressive
ceremonies today at the cathedral
Thousands of troops were drawn VI
along the streets leading to the cathe-
dral The imperial party, in carriages
reached the cathedral at 10 o'clock
The emperor showed signs of deep suf.
fering. The Grand Duke Michael
brother of the dead man, was very
much affected. In the party that pro
ceeded to the imperial space in the
great structure were the DOwager EN-
press. the Grand Duchess Nen!a. The
Grand Duke Michael, brother and sis
Ter of the deceased, the Grand Duke
Alexander AIikhAlOrich. Mile Gather
crime Ojerttf. maid of honor. and Il
numerous suite.
The services occrDie.! the greater
part of an hour Upon thatr conclu-
sion an imposing procession was
formed. in which the dignitales Of the
court, of the army and of the feet took
part. All the shops ana cafes We're
closed between 10 and u O'clock and
4 grand air of mourning prevailed The
buildings along the route taken by The
cortege to the funeral train were
decked in solemn mourning. 1t viii
be three months at least before the
mourning insignia now so plentiful IS
removed
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
WYNDHAM'S FAREWELL.
Brilliant Audience Witnesses His Last
Appearance at the Criterion.

London, July PA crowded and
brilliant audience, including the Prince
Of Wales, the Duchess of York,
Princess Victoria Of Wales, Prince
Christian, host of titled personages,
and Mrs. Mackay and Mrs. Wyndham,
assembled at the Criterion theater TO-
night to witness Mr.. Charles Wynd-
hams farewell. The play chosen was
Rosemary"
At the close of the performance Mr..
Wyndham, in a pretty speech, re-
ferred to his twenty-three years con-
nection with the Criterion. and al
luded tenderly to his old comrades and
colleagues. 1t is announced that the
theater, which usually only holds
&220, this evening held &1,474, which
will be devoted to the Prince of Wales
hospital fund.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
THE NEW PRESIDENT.

Puerto Plata, July 27.-President
HeureauX who was assassinated in
Moca yesterday afternoon had gone
there TO see Jacobo Lara. The presi-
dent az the entrance to the city was
fired at by four individuals. The body
has been brought to Santiago attended
by government escort and members
of the late presidents family. The
situation is critical. The enemies of
the government are trying to disturb
the peace. General WenceslaO Fig
ueroa, vice president, has succeeded
to the presidency. He will eontinue
the plan of retiring paper money,
President Heureaux went to Moea al
tended by only six persons.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
S. p. AND c. p.
plan for Consolidation of Line S
Effected Yesterday.

San Francisco. July 27.-At a meet
Ing of the shareholders of the South
crn Pacific company held today. there
was an affirmative vote upon a propO-
siuon 10 increase the company's CAPT
tai stock from $1OOOOO,O00 TO $500
GO0,000. The decision TO increase the
capital stock was on the approval nf 4
scheme for the financial organization
of the Central Pacific and its consOli-
dation with the Southern Pacific.
The stockholders of the Central Pa
cific are to surrender their stock into
the Southern Pacific treasury and they
will then receive an equal amount of
SYuthern Pacific stock, share for
share.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
STORIES OF DEWEY AND CREW

London, July 21.-The newspapers
here are printing extraordinary stories
regarding Admiral Dewey and his
crew. One of the papers says that al
though the crew of the Olympia is a
motley collection of English. Ameri-
can. Russian, Austrian, French and
even Chinese sailors. al are fond of
Admiral Dewey as though they had
served life time under him. An
ether newspaper article declares that
the repsrr that t!Ie Austrian govern
mert has forbidden any official greet
ing of Admiral Dewey. opt Of consider
alton for the feelings cse Spain, is I'M
1ruR
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28
THE HONE nAKERS
Second Days Session Building and
Loan Association.

Niagara Falls, n. Y, July 27.-There
was an increased attendance of dele
gates when the United States League
of Local Building and Loan Associa-
tions reassembled for the second days
sessions in the large meeting hall of
the International hotel this morning
The forenoon was occupied with the
reading of a number of interesting
papers. all of which were discussed in
a lively manner by the convention.
Among the speakers and their topics
We're the following: t'The Advantages
and Evils of Organizations, by j. War
rem Bailey, of Massachusetts; estate
Interference with the Business OF
Building Associations; Its Tendencies
and Results" by William Brace, of
Chicago; ''Nebraska's State Law and
Its League" by c. J. Phelps, of Schuy-
Ter. Neb.; simplicity in Management
of Building and Loan Associations"
by w. IL Clark, of Kansas; THE
Chameleon" by Judge X. NJ. Hord, of
ShelbyvilIe. Ind; "Receiverships and
Building and Loan Associations, by
Judge Clemem Bates, of Cincinnati.
Upon reassembling this afternoon for
the concluding session the convention
will listen to the reports on the condi-
tions of the business to be presented
by the respective SKATE delegations, fol
lowing which the election of officers
will take place.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-28

maHy opened today and the reunion
will continue until Saturday night
Many distinguished speakers and sol
diers are ON the program for addresses,
.he number including P. J. Lewis, of
San Antonio: Senator ]. B. Dibrell
Hon w. w Burnett, of KerrvilIe, and
General J. B. Policy. The city is pro-
fusely decorated in honor of the visit
ors and the citizens have made ample
arrangements for the entertainment Of
the veterans and 9heir friends during
their stay.