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C0NFERENGR EN la
ESeuEIl De !IANO.
EI doctor del Valle pronunci6 un be-
IIo discurso acerca de hacterio-
Iogia.

A Las dos y cuarto de Ia mafIana de
hoy empez6 u anunciada conferences
del DR.. don Rafael del Vale en- Ia Es-
Cuela de verano Lincoln.
NumeFOsa concurrencia de bellas
damas y cabslleros llenaba el salon.
Habfa avidez p0r DIR Is autorizada
palabra del Dr.. del Vale, eminents
discfpulo de Pasteur.
Con Erase reposada, sencilla y elO-
cuente, el conferencista explic6 ell pa
pei importante que las bacterias de-
sempeflan en- Ia vida de los seres.
GNo es tan solo deatructora Ia labor
de esOs micrOOrganismo %. dijo. no es
solo el instintO de maldad el que pre-
side los actOs de t0dos ellos; hay entire
ese sinn1mero de col0nias clasifcadas,
baGteFias cuyo fin en- la vida es no solo
ben6fco 81 que tambi6n indispensable
81 s0stenimiento de ella.
Habl6 de- los fermentos Y de las
bacterias que los prOduceD; de los
fermentos colOrantes. de las bacte-
rias bucales y su papel de trans
fOrmadOreS de las materiaS inSOlu-
bles en- diaStasas solubles aptas
para ser asimilableS por el organis-
mo; de la utilization de los micro
bios como medic destructor de los
microbes mismos; utilizaci6n de
las bacterias para transformer las
materias organizadas en- minerales
solubles y aptas para la nutrici6n
de las plantas; etc.
La atenci0n del auditorio no de
cay6 un solo instante, y una ex-
plosi0n de aplausos prolongados J
TepetidoS. al terminar ell orador, pu-
SO de manifesto .el inter6s con que
Sc le escuchaba y el deseo de que
Sc continuara aquella amena con-
ferencia.
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dos por Ia Junta Orgauizadora de
Union de CAyey para asistir & Gusya-
ma con objeto de tomar parte en- Ia
constitution de una Junta de Union de
Distrito.
-Ha sido recibida en- Cayey con
mucho aplaus0 Ia candidatura del Sc
nor Manuel s. Nuflez, para Ell cargo de
Alca'de de aquel pueblo. Esa candi-
datura es sll1 popularfsima.
-Notici6se anoche que un pr0mi-
nente republicano de esta ciudad. ha-
blando del probable resdltado de unas
elecCiOnes en- Ell distFito de Ponce, ase-
guraba que mientras Sc to1OSeTG q Bd-
TrOs el partido republican, ganarfa
siempre Las elecciones en- aquel distri-
to. Algunas persOnRs que conocen
hist6ricRmente los puclser0sOs dados en-
pasadRs elecciones. recuerdan que Ba-
rrOs ICON Bsrranquitas tiene una po-
blaCi6n de 22,948 almas y aIli obtuvie-
ron los republicanos en- las 6Itimas
elecciOnes. 1852 votos.
Sc habl6 aver de ID candidatura
unionista del sefIor jose Aibar para el
carge de Marshall de ID Corte de Dis.
trito de San Juan.
Sc asegura que Convention repu-
blicana que Sc celebrara eI 26 en- esta
ciudad, ser6 secreta, no permiti6ndose
81 ingres0 en- ella & los reporters de
ID prensa.
La causa del Sr. Kent ser6 pro-
bablemente juzgada por IN Jurado.
Ell Sr. Miguel CafIeIIas Vergara
sostiene su Candidatura para ell cargo
de Marshall de Ia COrte 1e Distrito
de esta ciudad. Sc informa que mu-
chos electores republicRnos apoysn
esa candidat0ra.
So asegura que ell Sr. Manuel
Fern&ndez Juncos yolvera de nueVo
al periodismo.
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In club de Union ha
SidO fundadO en-
Ponce.
A UN POPULAR REPUBLIGANO
De AQUELLA GIUOAO NlEGAN-
lie Ell DERECHO 4 VOTAR
EN- GUAYANILLA.
sNo vengo a ser el gobernador de
un partido. y 81 el gobernador
de Puerto Rico-diio el GO
bernador Winthrop.
de nuestro C0rreepons07. }

AGosto 17.-El lunes por la noche
so reunieron los sefIores eIectos por el
Voto popular para forn1ar Ia Junta To-
cal de ID Union en- Ponce.
Por vOtaci6n secreta fueron desig-
nadOs Presidente don Salvador Carbo-
nell, Weep Presidente Luis P. Valdi-
vieso, TesOrero Antonio Perez Guerra,
Secretari. Leonardo Ponce de Leon v
Sub-Secretario Juan Esbri, los cuales,
encontr6ndose presentes. & exception
del Sr Perez Guerra que Sc encOntraba
enfermo. tomarOn possession de sus car
gos.
-Desde hoy he quedado constitute
do el Club Unionista en- IL calle del Sol
entire Leon Y Mayor, casa de 10 Suce-
sion Marien.
Una comisi6n Unionista fu6 aver
& Juana Diaz llamsda por varios sefio-
res de allf con objeto de designar una
comisi6n organizadora para Ia celebra-
ci6n de un meeting el domingo % del
corriente.
p, En- Guayanilla SO encontraba ell
domingo ell seflOr Luis Casals, persona
lidad prestigiosa del partido republi-
Cano. que vigilaba alli Ia forma en- que
Sc Ilevaban efecto las eIecciones pa
ra delegados & la AsambIea Y comit6
local de su partido; y al querer hacer
uso de su derecho votar ALI, los So
fiores que compOnfan la mesa no SO 10
permitieron pOni6ndole como escusa
que siendO el sefIOr CasaIs vecinO de
Ponce no tenia derecho & votar mas
que en- el colegiO de su pueblo.
iY don Luis Casals no vot6!
"A 2. 304 dicen los republicanos que
accendi6 ell n6mero de v0t9ntes de So
partidO ell domingo pasado entire Pom
ce = Guayanilla. COrtos SO han que
dado pues en- las passdas eIecciones
que Sc anularon por haber urnas rOtas
en- Guayanilla solamente aparecieron
Votando cerca de tres mil eIectores.
-Se encuentran en- esta ciudad hos
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Ceremonial RELIGIOSA,

Ell pr6ximo domingo & las siete '
media de Ia tarde Sc llevarS cabo en-
la Ig!esia de San jose por ell IItmo. Sr.
Obispo Diocesano. la bendici6n de IN
magnffico estandarte traido de BARGE
Iona Y que Ia asociaci6n de Hiias de
Maria dedica & ID Immaculate Concep
ci6n.
Habra ejercicios que amenizaran las
jovenes de Ia asociaci6n Y terminSndo-
Sc estas ocupara Ia cStedra del Espfri-
ritu Sauto el Sr. ObispO Y terminar6
con Is procession en- donde Sc inagura-
ra ell estandarte una saIve solemne &
toda orquasta.
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4 los eIlontos dc Ia "SOclodad
An6nima Luz eIGtfICa".

Habiendo recibido quejas de va
rios abonados 4 quienes han hecho
Y cobrado instalacioneS 8 reparacio-
nes de luces 4 nombre de 6sta Com
panfa empleando materiales usados
o dejando el trabajo en- malas
condolences, debemos hacer constar
en- beneficio de nuestros clientes y
por ell buen cr6dito de 6sta Compa-
MIA, que nuestros empleados lIevan
un distintivo con el nombre de S. "A.
Luz El6ctrica Y su ndmero y sola-
mente mediante recibo, autorizado
por ell que suscFibe, puede cobrarse
el trabajo, para el cual mSGppos ma
terjG1eS Nate0oS.
JAIME SIRE,
8 v. a. Administrations.
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pedados en- Ell SHetel MeIia1 ell seflor
Ferdinand Cesteros y su distinguida
sefIOra dofia Teresa Mapgaal de Ceste-
ros. DeseamOs q tan ilustradOs hu6s-
pedes grata permanencia aquf.
Ell inspiradO pOeta mayagtiezano
don Manuel M. Sama, ha fjado aqui
su residencia acompafado de su dis
tinguida familia. Valiosa adquisici6n
es para nuestra cuIta sociedad ell que
forme parte de ella tan cumplido ca
ballero y renombradO poeta.
Aver Sc Vieron en- Ia Corte de
DistritO los juicios criminales contra
Visitaci6n Rodriguez. de BArros. por
bigamia. quedandO cOnVictO y Cuyo IA
Ito Sc dictara ell 10 del c0rriente. con-
ira GliceriO Rivera tambi6n de BArros
por hurto mayor, para veredictO
Hoy 90 estan celebrandO en- la mis-
ma Corte los de Manuel Segarra = Bar
tOlO Segarra, de Pefiuelas, por mutila-
ci6n, siendo los abogados defensores
del primerO ell LcdO. Yord6n y del 90
el Lcdo. Casalduc, ell de Serain Mar
tfnez. de Pefluelas, por abuse de con-
ianza. abogado Yord6n; contra Victo-
riano Medina por escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado. de Ponce. abogado Canales
Y contra este mism0 pOr igual causa,
coz eI mismo defensor.
Sc encuentr7 en- esta Ciudad ell Lii
cenciado Arturo ApOnte, Juez de Ia
Corte de DistritO de AguadilIa, dis
frutand0 de las Vacaci0nes Y en- asun-
tos de So profession.
-Estan los seductores & Ia orden
del dia: en- la Corte Municipal Sc han
investigate aver cinco cRusas por este
delitO. que han pasadO 4 Ia de Distrito.
Ell dia Is fueron condenados en- el
Juzgado Municipal los siguientes per-
sOnas: Telesf0r0 Rivera p0r aggression
diez dollars y costas, Agapit0 COrt6s
Dor infracci6n las reglas de salud p6-
b'ica veinte dollars y cOstas; Mariana
Santini y ROsendO Colon pOr aggression.
3 dollars y costas; Juan Bou pOr hurtO
menOr diez diRs arresto costas y Jo-
s6 Torres por daf1Os msliciOsos 1 aflo
de carcel y costas.
Hoy SO practicar6 an reconoci-
miento m6dicO en- Ia fuerza de Ia poll
cfa insular destacada aqui.
-Dfcese que el presidente del Board
de Distrito electoral que viene Pom
ce es un americana de los de & verdad
que no tiene compromises polfticos, y
que seguira en- un todo las instFuccio-
mes del GObernadOr en- el sentido de
estricta imparciaIidad.
-eNO VENGO A SER Ell CO.
BERNADOR DE UN PARTIDO Y
81 Ell GOBERNADOR DE PUER-
TO RICO,S dicen que manifesto Mr..
Winthrop & an leaders polftico. Be-
las paIabras que honran al gobernan-
te que las pronuncis y Las sOstiene.
En- esta imprenta se vende papel de
mari 6}iNo yiai0 & $500 muinSRl
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] U n 7 A

Manana 4 las I p. M celebrara
session la sociedad recreativa IAN
torcha del Siglo XX.1 en- el edifi-
clio de la misma, Gale de San JUS
to no. Z.
Sc trataran asuntos de importan-
cia para la marcha de dicha socie-
dad, que cuenta con un importante
nucleo de obreros.
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En- esta imprenta ae vende papeI de
peri 6dioo Viaio & 1900 auintal
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

- in effect on and after December 8 l09O, between San
Juan Carolina. Arecibo. camuY AguadilIs. and Ponce
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despu6s de investigarlo todo cuida-
dosamente. declararon buena presa
al vapor &Knigh Comander.S
Este conducia extenso material
de guerra con destino & las tropas
del Mikado.
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meteorological,
Hoy q g a. ID.

Preston barometrica 80.O5
Temperature s2.2
Humedad 20
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Ell TERRIBLE INCENDIO De TOLON.

SNew York, Agosto l8, 1.3O- p m
F Dicen de Paris que eli incendio en-
el arsenal de Tolon, no tenido ma
yores preparedness que las que 4
principle imaginaFonse.
EI incendio dur0 dos dias, y los
habitantes de Ia ciudad huYeron
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temerosos de que la dinamita en-
volviera la poblacion.
Varios barcos fueron destruidos
por las llamas, produci6ndose es-
pantosas detonaciones. Entire muer-
tos y heridos cu6ntanse mas de 80
personals.
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Sc ha cODprObadO OfciaInGnte que ell va
p0r "knigh Commander" IIeVaba contra.
bandO de guerra.
y

New York, Agosto Is, 1.8O D. m.
Informan de Vladivostock que Sc
ha comprobado oficialmente que eli
vapor extranjero &Knigh Commanders
llevaba contFabando de guerra para
los japoneses.
Las autoridades de vladivostock,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-05
WATER. USERS
ASSOCIATION
Must Be Formed By Mesi||a Val.
ley Land Owners to Benefit
BY Reclamation Act.
ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
Reservoir and Ditch System will Be
Constructed If Title to Lands is
Transferred to United States.

The construction of the Elephant
Butte reservoir in the Rio Grande Val
ley and the immense system of irriga-
ting bitches, which will reclaim $780,
600 acres of arid lands, is practically
assured and the principal beneficiary
will be the Territory of New Mexico,
for out of the vast amount of land to
be made fertile, 10000 acres are locat-
ed in New Mexico One thing that
must be done for the consummation OF
the greatest work of irrigation that
has ever been contemplated in the
United States is the pledging of their
lands to the government by private
owners of land in the district to assure
the payment to the government of the
immense amount of money, it will ex-
pend for the building of the dam, res
ervoir and the bitches. If the land
owners of that section get together and
agree to do this, $7,200,O00 will be
brought into circulation there in the
next five years, everyone who wishes
it, can have employment during that
period and the Mesilla Valley will be
made the garden spot Of the south
west.
Before the reclamation service can
under law commence construction work
the owners of the land to be benefited,
must form Water Users Association,
pledge their lands to the government
for the repayment of the funds advanc-
ed which must be made within ten
years and at that time the entire sys-
tenn will become the property of the
Association An equal division OF the
cost among the holders of land will
impose on each approximately the sum
of 81 per acre per year for ten years
| for every acre benefited and after the
repayment of the amount loaned by the
government, it will cost less than Az
cents per acre per year for irrigation.
The Reclamation Act was passed by
Congress in June, 1902, and provides
that money from the sale of public
| lands shall constitute permanent
fund for the construction Of reservoirs
upon streams in the arid west, with a
| view to conserving the flood waters OF
various streams and constructing and
providing adequate irrigation facilities
for the land which is adjacent. The
streams of the southwest are mainly
torrential and a4yast amount Of water
passes rapidly through their courses in
flood seasons. Reservoir systems like
this one contemplated at Elephant
Buttes are necessary in order to pro
vide for the storage of sufficient
amount Of water during flood times tc
last throughout the dry season.
This act was passed for the purpose
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-05
ELECTION JUDGES
SENT TO JAIL
Colorado Supreme Court Affixes Pun
ishment and Refuses Application
For Bail Pending Appeal.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 5.-The State
Supreme Court today sentenced four
officials of the election in Precinct 3,
Ward s, for contempt of court in the
recent election The defendants were
found guilty of allowing repeating IN
the late election.
Frank Kraty was considered most
guilty and was sentenced to one year
in the county Jail and to pay a fine OF
81 900 and costs. Joseph Ray and Ed
ward OMAHA were each sentenced to
six months imprisonment and fined
$500 and costs and Charles Kafsky,
three months and $3.50 and costs.
Carl Wilson, who was also charged
with the same crime, was discharged
on the ground that not enough evil
dence had been reduced against him.
Attorney Taylor, for the defendants
asked for bail, pending an appeal to the
federal court, but this was refused.
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PATTERSON TRIAL
AGAIN RESUMED
Former Show Girl Faces New Jury
Which Will Decide Whether or
Not She Is Guilty Of Murder.

New York, Dec. 5.-For the second
time, Nan Patterson, the former snow
girl, today prepared to face a jury
which Il expected to decide whether
she is guilty or innocent Of causing
the death Of Caesar Young, wealthy
bookmakef, who was shot to death
while riding In . cab with the young
woman six months ago yesterday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-05
OPENING OF CONGRESS
MADE GALA OCCASION
Short Session Convened at Noon-.-
Fairbanks Greeted Wdrmly---
Estimated Appropriations--Senate
Adiourns- ''PitChfork" Tillmdn
Gets Bouquet.

usual formal motion that committee
be named to inform the President that
the senate was ready to receive any
message he had to communicate. Sen
ators Allison, of Iowa, and Cockrell, OF
Missouri, were appointed for this duty.
The death of Senators Quay and HOar
was announced and at 1918 the Sen
adjourned out of respect to their mcm-
ory.
House Convened by Cannon.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 5.-The
House convened today at noon for the
last session of the Fifty-eighth Con-
gress. In his private room for some
time before the House met, Speaker
Cannon held an informal reception to
the "boys"" as he is wont to call his as
sociates in the House. Without any
distinction as to party, members of the
House dropped in to pay their respects
and for each he had pleasant word.
Increase of Navy APPROPRIATION.
Estimates of the appropriations re-
quired for the support of the govern
ment for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1906, were transmitted to Congress to-
day by the secretary of the treasury.
The estimate aggregates $619,669,S52,
as against $614,54S,937, the amount of
the appropriations for the current fis-
cal year The navy estimate shows an
increase of over 100000 and the
war department decrease of over ST.
100000.
Cochran Introduces First Bill.
Representative Cochran, of New
York introduced in the House today a
bill providing for the appointment by
a special committee to inquire into and
to ascertain the amounts of money ex-
pended by both political parties at all
elections for presidential electors from
1902 to 1904, inclusive.
Adjournment Of Congress.
The House adjourned at IL 50 after
the introduction of number of bills.
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CHILDERS WILL
SERVE OUT TERM
Serious Charges Filled Against Asso-
cate Justice Baker-Estimated
Appropriation for New Mex
ico Indian Schools.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican
Washington, D. c., Dec. Sit is
learned on what is deemed good author
ity that U. S. Attorney w. E. Childers
will be allowed to serve out the term
of his commission, which expires ear
ly in the coming year. N. B. Field,
the Albuquerque attorney, who has
made the fight on Childer. has filed
charges against Associate Justice
Benjamin S. Baker Of the Territorial
supreme court and is making a hard
fight against him. Result not yet def
intely known, but Information is to the
effect that the charges are damaging
and considered quite serious.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-05
OFFICIAL MATTERS
Canvass of Official Vote.


The canvass of the Territorial vote
for delegate to congress was made to.
day by Territorial Secretary J. w.
Reynolds in the presence of Governor
M. A. Otero as prescribed by law
Territorial Land Board Meeting.
The monthly meeting of the Territor-
ial Land Board was held in the Capitol
this morning. The members of the
board, Governor M. A. Otero, Solicitor
General G. w .Prichard and Land Com
missioner A. A. Keen, secretary, were
present.
Meeting of U. S. Land Commission.
The United States Land Commission
met this afternoon in regular monthly
session at the capitol. The meeting
was called to order at $3.50 o'clock
and there were present Governor NJ.
A. Otero, chairman; Solicitor General
G. w. Prichard and Surveyor General
M. o. Llewellyn, secretary. Routine
business was transacted and the locat-
ing agent was directed to make selec-
tion of certain public lands for which
application for purchase has been
made These are located in various
parts of the Territory.
Articles of Incorporation Filed.
The following articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed in the Office OF
Territorial Secretary J. w. Reynolds:
The Southwest Smelling and Mining
Company. Capital Stock, $75O,OOO,
consisting of $500 shares of the value
of $100 each; principal place OF bust
ness, Alamogordo; term of existence
so years. The object of the company
is to carry on general mining and
smelling business in New Mexico. The
incorporators and directors for the first
| three months are, Joseph Hansen, W.
A. Evans, John G.. Parkinson, John H.
Van Brundt, Joseph A. Fullerton, M.
M. Riggs, ST. Joseph, Missouri; r. G.
Muller, D. D. Hunt. Kansas City; A. J.
Continued on Page Five.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-12-05

Washington, D. c., Dec. 5.-The last
session of the Fifty-eighth Congress
was called to order at noon today.
Hundreds of sightseers thrcnged the
corridors and crowded the galleries to
witness the formal proceedings. The
streets were also crowded with people
intent on witnessing the ceremonies.
Rarely in the memory of the old guard
has the opening day been such a gala
occasion. The members of both hous.
es were flooded with remembrances in
the form of floral pieces and the cham
bers presented an appearance which
they never know on other occasions.
In the senate, after the usual form
alities, that body will be adjourned out
of respect for the late Senator Hoar, OF
Massachusetts, and Quay, OF Pennsyl-
vania. In the house, pending the an
nual message from the President, moth
ing beyond the merest routine business
will be accomplished. This will be the
short session of the Fifty-eighth Con-
gress and a notably interesting one,
for with the Inauguration of President
Roosevelt, the session will go out lr
blaze of glory. Only once in four
years does Congress have chance to
wind up it's affairs under the historic
conditions which will prevail next
March.
Senate Meets and Adjourns.
The Senate convened for the final
session of the Fifty-eighth Congress
promptly at noon today The floral
decorations were equal to those OF any
session in the history Of the Senate.
The largest single tribute was placed
on the desk of Senator Tillman, OF
South Carolina.
When Senator Fairbanks, vice presl-
dent-elect, entered the chamber he
was greeted warmly by his colleagues.
After prayer the roll was called and
rs senators.
Senator Allison, of Iowa, made the
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ROOSEVELT
AND R0DEY
New Mexico's Delegate to Congress
Pays His Respects to the
President.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, D. c., Dec. Son Satur-
day, Delegate B. S. Rodey made the
customary call at the Executive Office
that is expected from Congressman
upon their arrival in Washington at
the beginning of Congressional ses-
sion. He was with the President al
most half an hour. Upon leaving he
told, the reporters that he had discuss
ed with the President the matter Of
statehood and that he Is confident that
the joint statehood bill will pass the
Senate after it has been amended in
some respects.
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BANK0FF|CERS'
IN CUSTODY
President and Cashier Of 0berIin
Institution Arrested, Waive
Hearing and Bound Over.
CAUSE. CHADWICK
Two Notes Aggregating Three Quarters
Of Million Found in Bank Signed
By Steel King.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 5.-President
G. 7. Beckwith and Cashier A. B..
Spear, of the closed Citizens Bank, of
Oberlin, appeared before United
States Commissioner Starek for pre-
liminary hearing O. a warrant sworn
out charging them with misappropriat-
ion of the funds of the bank
Both men waived a preliminary trial
and were bound over to the grand jury
which meets in February Immediate
ly after the hearing President Beck
with declared that he would not be
able to provide bond. Cashier Spear
sent out a messenger in quest of
bondsmen.
Carnegie's Name On Notes.
Government officials working on the
case have practically admitted that
the two notes bearing the signature Of
Andrew Carnegie were found among
the assets of the Citizens National
Bank of Oberlin. According to best in
formation obtainable, one of these
notes is for quarter Of million dol
lars and other for half million. The
former is said to be dated January 7,
1904, and to read as follows: "One year
after date I promise to pay to G. l..
Chadwick or order, $25O,00O with in
terest at five per cent. Andrew Car
negie." This note is endorsed on the
back by c. L. Chadwick and is now
said to be in the hands of government
officials. The note for half million
is said to be in the safety deposit box
of Beckwith, at Oberlin.