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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-04-02
Supreme Court at Phoenix.

In the case of j. NJ Ward against
Nj. Ii. Sherman and David Harden
burg, in which Judgment had been
given the defendants by ths courts of
this territory and which Judgment was
reversed by the United States supreme
court, a reInittitur was ordered down.
Other decisions were as folio VS.:
Charles Mac Ritchie VS.. Helena Stevens
ct al Plnal county, affirmed; Pc. Rob
ertson, probate judge and -otiicio
trustee Tor the North Globe Townsite
company, against Sarah Martin, re
versr d, E. b. Perrin VS.. MallorJ Com
mission company, Coconino county,
reversed; County of Pima vs.. Tucson,
Pima county, monitIon for rehcaring
denied; Allen T. Bird VS.. a. ii. Noon,
Santa Cruz county, reversed, remanded
and Judgment ordered for plaintiff,
Silver Queen Mining company VS.. Char
les Crocker, Pima county, affirmed;
County of Santa Cruz VS.. w. IL. Bar
nes and j. ii. Martin, Santa Cruz
county, affirmed; Turquoise Copper
Mining and Smelling company VS.. Cop
per Belle Mining company, affir med;
The Valley Bank VS.. A. o. Brodie and
others, Maricopa county, writ of man
damus denied and case dismissed. ! his
was an action to compel the funding
of the so-calied Tombstone warrants.
Martin Costello VS.. Emil Marks ct
al, remanded to the district court and
Judgment affirmed; j. M. Molino and
Juan Maclis VS.. w. ID. Luce and Eliza
Luce, affirmed; County of CochIse and
Nj. ID. Scribner, treasurer and ex otficio
tax collector. VS.. The Copper Queen
Mining company, reversed and a new
trial ordered; Tine Gila Bend Reservoir
and rrigation company VS. The Peoria
Canal company and others, affirmed.
The United States VS.. A. j. Girls
void, reversed. The appellee was
postmaster at Nogales and there was
stolen from the office S1S63. Suit
was brou sht against Griswold and his
bondsmen for the recovery of the
money. The defendants were given
Judgment. This judgment was re
versed. Joseph Curtis VS.. The Bo-
quillas Land and Cattle company,
Cochise county, affirmed; G. M. Taylor
VS.. Thomas Burns, Cochise county,
affirmed Republican.
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Beers Thriving In Northern Mexico

General w. o. Snyman, the noted
Boer war leader, is making good pro
gress in establishing u home for his
people near Santa Rosalia. He has
become full fed ged Mexican citizen,
and the other Boer colonists will de-
clare their allegiance to the government
of this country as fast as they arrive
to make their homes here. The tract
of land upon which this Boer colony is
located embraces SO, 900 acres. The
colonists, including men, women and
children, are working like beavers, put
ing in the crops and improving their
home surroundings. 1t Is to all out
ward appearances one of the happiest
bands of foreigners who ever came to
Mexico.
The 1000 acres of bottom farming g
lands are to be devided equally among
the fifty Boer families, which the Mex
lean government obligates General
Snyman to bring to Mexico within
three years from January l, next year
General Benjamin j. ViJeon is en-
route from South Africa with ten
families, the heads of these families
will remain at st. Louis, Mo-, during
the Worlds Fair. to participate in the
Boer war exhibition a brother of
General Snyman is also on his way
over with party of colonists.
Already the colonists have 1000
head of cattle grazing on the pasture
lands. These cattle are to remain the
common property of the colonists and
from their sale will be provided sink
ing fund to be used in paying the loan
of $50, 600 made General Suyman by
the Mexican government for the pur-
chase of the land.
There are ducks by the million along
the river which flows through the ha-
cienda and rare sport is afforded the
colonists during the shooting season.
There is also an abundance of deer and
other wild game on the place. An
irrigating canal fourteen miles long has
been constructed through the lands
and from this is obtained the water
necessary for irrigating the growing
crops. A large acreage has been
planted in wheat and corn.-Ex.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-04-02
cochise County Opens New BastlIe

The new Jail at Tombstone was
turned over to the authorities on Fri
day of this week. This is the famous
bastile from which Stiles and Alvord
have twice made their escape and
which has proven a mere shell when
ever a desperate took it into his head
to break out.
The new Jail is a model of its kind,
having no counterpart in the entire
territory. One feature worthy of
mention is the iron spiral stairway
leading from the prisoners cells to the
witness box, preventing absolutely the
prisoners having intercourse with the
outside, and also adding to the security
of the prisoner from escape. There Is
no chance whatever for the prisoner,
while being examined, to get out of
the witness box.
The new Jail contains twenty four
cells of the latest make, having all the
appliances to guard against the escape
of the prisoners. They are made of
the highest tempered steel, and to saw
one of the bars through would require
six hours hard work, time sufficient
for the jailer to detect anyone in the
act
A cell for the incarceration of the
insane is also part of the new arran-
cement. This cell is highly padded,
making it impossible for the patient
to injure himself while confined there
in.-Prospector.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1904-04-02
Nothing Equal to ChamberIain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

1--WE have used Chamberlain's Collie,
family for years. says Mrs. j. B.
Cooke, of Netherlands, Texas. 1--WE
have given it to all of our children. We
have used other medicines for the same
purpose, but have never found any
thing to equal Cham mberlain's. If you
will use it as directed it will always
cure" For sale by all druggists.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
N 0 I A S

Hay todavia necios que piensan que
estam0s en- los buenos tiempos On que
era possible acusar de separatista &
CualQuiera para que ell gobierno le des-
terrase 8 por 10 menos le escabechara.
D& grima leer esos adefesios perio
dlsticos en- dOnde Sc hace gala de an
pRtriotismo SEE geaeris que. para ma
nifestarse. necesita prescindir siempre
de Ia madre isla. este es. coIocarla en-
lugsr secundario, sacrifcarla como Sc
ha hecho con ESQ de la 5nc0TpoTGc56as.
Y 10 mejor de todo es que los anne
ricanOs, buenos patriOtas y hOmbres
caballerosos, Sc rfen & mas no poder de
tan ridiculo GAmericanism0.
En- tanto los adYersarios de la Union
de Puerto Rico no cesar de atacarla
queriendo levantar en- tornO de ella las
suspicacias gubernamentales. Ia Union
va adelante respetada y Vencedora en-
la conciencia del pueblo.
La Union de Puerto Rico no Sc de-
tiene & cir ell escarceo de los que no son
capaces de comprenderla, SIC entire
tienen acerca de ella con divagaciones
il6gicas articulejos faltos de sind6-
resis.
La Union predica la paz entire los
puertOrriquefIos, es decir, la concor-
dia, aqu6ilo que hs de darnOs prestigio
como pueblo de civismo y como socie-
dad ordenada y culta, que sabe defen-
der sus derechos con armas legales y
que no necesits injuriar nj los puer-
torriquelos nj nadie-
Predica ell amor. Y, de esta guisa,
quiere y sostiene Y desea una s6lida y
honrada amistad con el pueblo ameri-
cano. Presta su cooperation desinte-
ressda, noble Y gratis, & los poderes
p6blicos, hablandole al pueblo de de-
rechos Y de deberes. sin lamar jamas
en- ell senO de este manzanas de discOr-
dia: sin incuIcarIe doctrinas disolvcn-
tes; sin halagar sus pasiones.
Poruue este 6ltim0 no es prOpi0 de
buenos puertOrriQuehos, como no pue-
de ser prOpio de buenOs puertOrriQue-
nos Ell m6tuo desprestigio, el rencor de
unos hacia otros.
Nado de ESQ. La Union quiere Ia
felicidad de nuestra patria, Y, querien-
do la felicidad de nuestra patria, Ia
busca por los mobiles medios que 6 las
COnciencias honradas sugiere el patriO-
tismO generoso y sanO.
A veces caen sobre Ia Union las pie
drss del insulto. Caen, Y no hacen
dafio. No pueden hacerlo. IA quien
convence ell insulto9 SQu6 prueba ell
insulto9 La Union es algo muy elevA-
do. Ell insulto no tiene alas. Es 10
que rastrea. L9 Union quiere atraer
un ambiente de psz. de refexi6n y
de orden todos todos, los puertorri-
queflos que amen sinceramente 4 su
patria. Y esa es labor que nadie pue-
de combatir como no sea violando los
dictado de su conciencia.
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Cuarto de Socorros

Catalina de las Santos curada de con-
tusiones en- Ia region psrietal derecha
hombrO y antebraz0 del mismo lado.
Practicante Llaugar.
jose Hernandez. varios rasgufOs
en- Ia cara region ziGomAtica. Prac-
ticante Daniel.
SAturnino Negr6n herida contusa de
dos centfmetros sobre Ia region frontal
media y otrs herida incisa sobre la Ia.
falanje del dedo fndice de la mano IL
quierda. Practicante Llauger.
Sa tiago BeItr6n herida contusa de
un centfmetro con rosadura de la piel
sobre el tercio superior de Ia pierna
izquierda. Llauger.
Julia Ramos confusion en- ID region
intercostaI izduierda. Daniel.
Teodocio Pagan confusion con cru
sion de Ia piel en- Ia pierna.
j. j. de Ahedo contusiones con cru
sion de Ia piel en- Ia cara.
Juan Benitez Garcia herida contusa
en- Ia region maIar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
VariaS nOtiCiaS

Captain Cabrera ha sido trasladado
4 CaYey y el captain Paniagua San
Juan.
En- Ia convention republicans de
hoy han sidO proclamados para Ia se-
cretarfa de la Corta de DistritO de San
Juan, ell seflor Meudez Vaz, Ia del
sefIor Adrian AgostO para Ell cargo de
marshal del Tribunal de Distrito que
dando derrotadas las candidaturas de
los sefiores Coll y CuChf y CaneIlas.
-Despu6s de terminado ell desafIo
de Baseball aver, entire ell eAlmenda-
resi- y ell SMill6n9. en- que gsn6 ell pri-
nero por una carrers, Sc suscit6 un
pequeflo disgusto entire algunos psisa-
nos. La oportuna intervention de Ia
policfa pusO fn q todo, sin que hubie-
ra ell mas leve disturbio.
La retrets de anoche qued6 muy
concurrida trasladandose 81 Casino des-
pu6s de concluida numerosas sefloritss
Y j6venes de nuestra sociedad. Lue-
go celebr6se allf una jaranita.
-Maflana por la nOche tendran eier-
cicios los muchachos de Ia SBrigada de
SalVamentoe. dol cuerpo de Bomberos
de San Juan.
"A las doce del dia de maIana. sal
dra eI vapor Ponce con carga y pasa-
jeros, hacia New York
La correspondence postal Sc re-
cojsr5 & las 1870 a. M. ma mana para
enViarla por ell corre0 regular.
-POr ell correo de hoy Sc encarga-
ran las placRs que han de usar los
bomberos de San Juan y sus barrios.
Aver Sc celebraron en- toda Ia isIa
numerosos meetings uniOnistas. rel
nando en- todos el orden mas perfecto.
Ell Parque de BomberOs de Puer-
81 de TERRA esta en- bastante NAL es-
tado, no contando aqueI populoso ba-
rrio, NADIA mas que con una bomba as
pirante. impelente de pequefIas dimen-
stones, impossible para sofocar un in
cendio. despues que hRya tornado cier-
to incremento.
Sc hace de todo punto necesario,
que los propietarios comercisntes
presten su valiosa ayuda q Ia forma-
ci6n del Cuerpo de BomberOs, asf CO.
mo las Companies de aseguros contra
incendios. por medic de sus sgentes
en- San Juan, para que ell cuerpO pue-
da organizarse en- debida forma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
M / UNOz RIY B RA
Estad!o arqulteet6nIco.

Ell iDgeniero del Vale Zeno ha he-
cho uno que es digno de naenci6n.
Rs un proyecto de sresidenciaS es-
tilo moderno en- ell que Sc ha sabido in
terpretar ell arte arquitect6nico.
De corte sencillo. detalles bien en-
tendidos yconjunto arm6nico. recuerda
Ia arquitectura del erenacimiento.
La distribution del edifcio, que por
la fachada "a SO presiente, es muy
adaptable este clima.e Figuran dos
amplias gaIerfas terrazas sostenidas
por columns que rodean ell cuerpo
principal. una descubierta que sirve
de techo & Ia inferior. Los dos cuer-
pos laterales salientes deian en- el CEN
tro un ancho vestfbuIo de donde par
ten las gaIerfas.
Felicitamos al Sr. del Vale por su
production artfstica.
En- estas ofcinas puede verse dicho
estudio dibujado & Ia acuarela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26

brar Fe1idos encuentros con avan-
zadas rusas, las que fnalmente
abrieron paso a las fuerzas iapo-
nesaS.
Sc espera un gran combate entire
la division que manda Kuroki, y
fuerzas rusas en- gran ndmerQ apos-
tados mas ALA del rio Hun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
Acadia Municipal de- San Juan
ANUNCIO.

El dia once de Octubre entrante,
las nueVe de Ia maflana Sc adiudicarS
en- p6bIica subasta, Ia obra de repara-
ci6n de uno de los tanques del Acue-
ducto. situado en- la Iona de Prim de
Rio Piedras.
El pIieg0 de condolences y dennis
documentos que Sc relacionan COP Ia
subasta Sc encuentran de manifesto en-
la Secretaria Municipal. para que pue-
dan ser examinadOs por qui6n 10 in
terese.
Lo que SO hace p6blico para general
conocimiento y concurrencia de licita-
dOres.
Puerto Rico Septiembre 26 de 1904.
r H.TODD.
Alcalde de San Juan.
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Ell Gar OrdGna Ia division de las tuerzaS
que Operan en- ManChuria.
Sc ha ad0ptad0 IN 1usV0 lIan de gusIra.

New York, Septbre. 26, l.3o p. m.
Informan de San Petersburgo que
el Gar Nicolas celebr6 consejo de
Minister'S, para tratar acerca de los
mas importantes asuntos de la
guerra.
Sc noticia que acuerdos imp r.
tantes fueron adoptados. Entire es-
tos acuerdos fgura el de que las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
La Union en- Ia montana.

Reeibimoa anOche 81 siguiente teIe-
grsms:
Lares. setbre 25. 1904. 10 p. M
Correspondents. San Juan.
Gran emeeting2 unionfsts en- la ha-
cienda eAmerica,1 de don Pablo Vi
leila.
Regreso al pueblo, magnfica mani
festaci6n.
Concurrencia custro mil almas.
Orden complete. triunfO SECURE.
POlicfa correcta. Co7Yesp0ns0L.
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fuerzas que operan en- Manchuria
So dividan en- dos grandes cuerpos
de ej6rcito.
Adem6s Sc ha adoptado un nue.
vo plan de campafa. variando poF
complete ell que hasta ahora habia
seguido ell generallsimo Kuropat-
kin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
KurOpatkn ' Grippenberg nom
bradOS iefeS rGSpeCtivament9.

New York, Septbre, 26, l.3O p. m.
0tros despachos afrman que han
sido nombrados poc Ell gobierno de
San Petersburgo jefes de las dos
divisiones que operan en- Manchu-
ria los generates Kuropatkin y
Grippenb,Fg, respectivamente.
En- Toxic eStas noticias han eau
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KurOki ha Cruzado eI rio Hun.

New York, Septbre. 26, 100 p. m.
Notician de Chefoo que Ell gene
raj Kuroki, al fFente de un pode-
roso eieFcito. ha cruzado el rio
Hun.
A este suceso Sc da gran impor-
tancia en- ell Jap6n.
FL genera Kuroki tuvo que Ii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
Inau ugurael6n de una EscusIa.
IA JUATl EsCOLAR EMpIEzA BIEN SUs TRABAJOs

Hoy Sc inaugur6 Ia uueva escuela
rural creada en- .Puerta de TERRA. en-
este nuevo curse. El aspecto del local
es buenO. habiendo dirijido los traba-
jos de installation el se1or Inocente Ri
vera. Va hemos dicho que no es capaz
sino para Glen ni6os la casa eecoiida.
La Junta Escolar empieza bien sus
tareas y las profesoras, sefIoritas Lou
briel y Bellbor ast6u animadas de los
mejores deseos en- secundar las robles
iniciativas de ls iunta.
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sado buen efecto, conf6ndose en- Ia
pericia de los generates Kuroki,
Okd y Nodzd, quienes Sc asegura
que variaran tambi6n su plan de
guerra, de acuerdo con instruccio-
mes recibidas del Marques de Ito y
del Mayor general Yamagata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
CampeSinOS deSaIo ia
dos de un barriO de
Vega-Baja,
Sus VlVlendaS fuGrOn dGstruidaS.
LIGgaTOn a San Juan. a pie, on
queia al gOh8TnadOr, OffGCian-
do aquf trIst0 GSpsGtaCuIO.

Triste espectaculo ofrecfa hoy ell
frente del Pal8cio de Santa Catalina.
Varias mujeres. hombres y nifos Sc
presentaron al Gobernador, queiando-
Sc de que las casas que habitaban en- ell
barrio sYeguadaS, de Vega Bsja, ha-
blan sido destruidas por ell que Sc dice
duefio del solar que queda seis me-
tros pr6ximRmente de Ia playa.
La relaci6n de los hechos spenaba el
81 espiritu.
El Gobernador ha ofciado & Ia au-
toridad local, pidi6ndoIe informes.
El Viaje de los campesinos fu6 hecho
& pie, no trayendo recursos de ning6n
g6nero.
En- el semb' ante So les conocfa la mi
seria y Ia anemia profunda que destru-
ye sus organismOs.
Uno de los nifios lloraba, sin que
Tudiera ser alimentado por su madre,
cuyos senOs flacidos no podfan lactar-
le.
Seg6u informes, el decreto De desa-
loj3 fue aVisRdo previamente por Ell
Tribunal, dando lugar los desalo iados
q actO tan violento.
81 Secretario particular del Gober-
nadOr ha escrit0 al alcalde de Vega
Bsjs, dici6ndole 81 81 tiene terreDos del
pueblo que pueda ceder & los infelices
desaloi .dos.
10, 600 aImaS en- una manifesto
Gi6n uniOniStl en- Ponce.
6,968 Votaron Ia candidatura del
se1or ValdiVieso para AlcaIde.
(Por tel6grafo)
Ponce, Septiembre 26. 1904.-1O.O9
q. m.
Director Correspondents.
San Juan.
Espl6ndida gran parada unionista
sin igusl aquf.
Diez doce mil almas concurrieron.
Entnsiasmo indescriptible.
TOmaron parte votaci6n teatro 6, 968
unionistas.
Valdivieso por unaninidad.
Orden perfeCto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
LIC E n G IA

El director de prisiones Sr. Maxi
mino Luzunaris ha e0ncedido al guar
dia especial de Ia carcel de Humacao
Francisco Lebr6n, 15 dias de icencia
por enferm0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
SEsTA listed clEoo7

Por medic de nuestro nuevo metodo cura-
mos toda clase de intermediates de los oios
por vieja que sea- 0ios d65dEes infGnaados.
Ia cGtGrGtG b cegUedGd total, tCdo voIver4 ser
curado dentro de POGO. BEsQjOS casr0dJ0s rq-
dGcGl 0perGciORes no naGs RscesGrSGs. Poeos
gastos Escrfbanse pormenores. Dirfianse
al Institute 0cuESsticO q otopGtico
9,24g Geyer AUe :, St. Louis, no, o. s.
Sic VENDE Dtp~ CASTS con sn sola-
res propias para familia EstabIecimiento
en- aabanallana termino Municipal de Rio
Piedras a 2 kilometres del pueblo.-Tnfor.
mar4n en- esta Redaccion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26
RON "LLAVE." !"
3 " s.

Reconocidamente ell mas purO. hi
gi6nico y sgradable que Sc fabrica en-
Ell pals. Sc vende en- los principaIes
establecimientos. en- Arecibo Dor
Sucesores de Roses & Ca.
2v.p.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26

In esta imprenta go vende papel de
qeEi6dico VieiO & $500 quintal.
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Los NoTARIos

PAaA RsORgTURAg @
. s.er~ y 41AlA e ia
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CORRESPONsAL
C b aluz6n.

Lo sufri6 aver an Ciudadano que,
procedentes de CataflO. al llegar q la
d6rsena de les botes fu6 & saltar q
TERRA y cay6 al aqua.
Sali6, desde luegO. entripado. "a
rece que no le satisfizo semejante baflo'
"La Correspondence" on JaneOs
Sc vende en- el establecimiento CO.
Qn dmerCiRl de Jes6s NJ. Caortss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-26

LUIS MUNOZ MORAL y
ENRIQuEsLLORED Abogadoe
Con oficinas On Cayey en- Guayama T.ier.
cen ante todos los Trihunales de il Isla.
l5v,ha,
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lTTresion barometrica ~. s2
Temperature 77.1
Humedad se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
BOTH TEAMS HARD AT WORK.
The Army-Navy Game Next Saturday
Expected to Be a Great Success.

The army-navy teams that are preparing
for next Saturdays game at American
League Park did not allow the storm of
yesterday to interfere with the regular daily
practice.
At Fort Myer, for the first time since
The riding hall was erected it was used for
other than drilling purposes. When the Of
ficer in charge at the post saw that it
would be impossible for the army team to
practice outdoors he gave his consent for
the thirty-odd players to use the hall. The
practice was brisk and as the tan bark af-
forded fine footing the men ran through
signals and formations in fine shape. DR..
Reilly Of Georgetown and Lieut. Shannon,
West Point. who are coaching the team, are
well satisfied with the work of the men
and are confident that their charges can
win in Saturdays contest.
Not to be outdOne by the army the navy
eleven also had indoor practice. The sail
ors of the navy yard busted themselves
early In the morning in moving everything
from the Seaman Gunners Hall and 1t was
in this place that the navy team had prac-
tice under Coach Bernie Wefers. All the
practice was in offensive work and after
ward the coach gave each man long talk
in regard to the playing of his position.
The management is enthusiastic over the
encouragement Of the officials of both arms
of the service and 1t is now expected that
the contest VIII De a DlS SUCCESS from every
viewpoint. Two regimental bands have
been ordered out and throughout the game
there will music to spur the teams along.
The boxes in the spacious grand stand have
been reserved for officers and invited guests.
and 1t is confidently expected that Presi-
dent Roosevelt. the commanders of the
army and navy. and the District Commits
sioners will witness part or the contest II
not the whole game 1t has been decided
to call the game at $50 instead of O'Clock
SO that two 3O-minute halves can be played
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
Changes in Lighthouse Service.

The following changes in the Lighthouse
keeper force in the fifth district is an
nounced by Commander McCrea, U. 8
lighthouse inspector:
James E. Lewelen has been transferred
from Newport News Middle Ground igh,
station, Va, to Back river light station,
Va, where he has been made keeper.
Wesley F. Riley from Tumble Shoal light
station, Va, has been appointed keeper of
Newport News Middle Ground light, Va.
vice James E. Lewellen.
Walter NJ. Shawn from Love Point light
station, Va, has been transferred to Thim-
BILE Shoal light station, Va, as keeper, vice
w. F. Riley.
VIM R. Schoenfelder from Sharkf1re light
station Va, has been made keeper of Love
Point light station, Va, succeeding w. M
Shawn.
Walter c. Carew has been appointed
keeper of Sharkfire Shoal lighthouse, Va,
vice VIM. r. Schoenfelder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
MAGNATEs GATHERING.
American League Held Preliminary
Conference,

special from Chicago says that Center
Fielder Shaughnessy of Notre Dame has
been signed by President Johnston to play
on the Washington team next season.
Charles Jones of St Paul. Knoll of Nash
VILE O'Neill and Congallon have also been
signed for the Washington aggregation.
The advance guard of the base ball mag
mates arrived in Chicago yesterday for the
meeting tomorrow. President John /. Tay-
lor and Treasurer Carl M. Green Of the Bos-
ton champions were the first to arrive.
Connie Mack. Ben Shibe and the latter
son. John Shibe. representing the Phiiadel-
phia Athletics. arrived later.
An impromptu conference was held In
President Johnson's ONCE during the after
noon, and the proposed schedule and other