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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14
Smoke Good Cigars.

A full line of the excellent cigars
made by the Pendleton Cigar factory.
13 different brands are sold at the
Model Bakery, on Court street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14
Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to us will call
and settle at. once, as we are going
out of business July 4.
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14

The new British ocean going torpe-
do boat destroyers are to be fitted for
oil fuel, and they will be sufficiently
armed to act as small cruisers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14

Clothing from 10 per cent to hall
price at Roosevelt's Boston store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14
Protest Against Obstruclion.

The railroad traffic of Oregon Is
not only highly profitable within the
state, but owing to the fact that the
greater part of what we consume of
manufactured goods comes from
abroad and the greater part of what
we produce must be shipped across
the continent, the interstate traffic
Oregon furnishes is a very lucrative
source of income. In spite of the fact
that these corporations have been
treated with the greatest liberality by
the people of Oregon i'm their political
capacity, and in spite of failure to
extend their lines adequate to the
growth of the communities, policy
deliberate obstruction has recently
been announced on their part toward
all such contemplated enterprises.
The Oregon territory has been set
apart as not open to construction of
branch lines, no matter how much
needed to provide markets for prod
ucts of lands already under cultiva-
ton. In return for the prosperity
they enjoy as the result of liberality
and fairness on the part of the state.
undeveloped Oregon is to be accorded
indefinite stagnation and strangula-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14
A Few Facts About Taxation.

This committee has not had time
to gather all the facts touching taxa
tion of railroad property, as compared
with other property in this state. or
railroad property in other states. But
we believe the managers of railroads
themselves will admit that they have
not been treated unfairly. Investiga-
ton will show that on some forms of
taxation they have been exempted en-
tirely, while compared with some
western states Oregon has placed only
nominal values on their property.
The following statistics show the
amount of taxes paid per mile, by these
corporations in the four Pacific states:
Oregon 1856 Idaho. .S244
Washington 3. 215California -. 247
Compared with the taxes collected
from these corporations in some states
the difference in favor of Oregon's
exemption of corporate property
lands and franchises would amount tc
enough to build railroads into the un-
developed interior inside of 10 years
Facts About Construction.
Our contention is that while Oregon
has favored these corporations by
legislative and taxation policies. they
in return have not favored oregon il
according a fair share of construc
ton of branch lines. While this com
mittee has not yet been able to secure
complete statistics of construction, /
begs leave to call attention to the rec
ord of railway mileage for the fou
coast states from 1900 to 1902. in
\ oI,si,,a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14

figures are not given from public or
official records, but are believed to
be reliable, and refute the statement
that extensions in Oregon would not
be profitable until the country is set
tied up; already in many sections Of
our state the population and products
are far IN advance Of present railroad
facilities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14
Walters FIGURING Mills

Capacity, 15e barrels a day.
Flour exchanged for wheat.
Flour, Mill Feed. Chopped Feed,
etc, always on hand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-14
COMING EVENTS.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
SEARCHING FOR 1T
Some Richmond Citi-
zens Can Tell You
Where It's Found,
II you have any ltehincss Of the skin,
Irritating Eczema, Itching Piles;

II you have any itehincss Of the skin,
Irritating Eczema, Itching Plies;
You're looking Tor relief
Searching for a cure.
RichmoHd people have found cure
for itching skin diseases.
They tell about il. Read What this dit
izen says
Robert Mctcandlish, internal revenue Of
nee, deputy collector says: II should BE
OF considerable value to residents of
Richmond 10 know thai there Is AZ least
one preparation on The market upon
which they can absolutely depend. 10 all
annoyed with any itchiness Of tho skin,
whether II be.otf ! MUD nature generally
termed q rasEi OF more acute, known us
eczema, 1t Is worth great dsal 70 know
that Doants Ointment can SO easily be
procured at Owens and Minors drug
store. and that /. can be depended upon
10 living positive relief, / nahesitaGngly
advise It's use"
For sale by all dealers Price 30 eents,
Foster Milburn Co, RunasM >: 81, sole
agents for The Unite. states.
Rsa't4ntDer the na.'ie,-p oaI. 's-Tana take
no subssitutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
lWYTHEVILLE, VA.
80, --- =, 4 ,

Especial to 'The iTimes-D lspa tchl
= NyYIIIi.pI LIE, \ " Al Feb S. Isl mere
have bcen several casual ties from Tails
in tho country around on account Of ne
Ice. Children and sport lovers have been
under no a necessity to seek ponds for
skating, but enjoyed themselves on he
streets and level grounds,
( Mr.. MA Cook, who is in tho employ
ment Of the Mirhio Publishing Company,
4 OF Charlottesville, Is Visiting relatives N
town this week, 9slls N 5si. 81,
MI, Robert n, Pandleton continues quite
i sick. i{ ~ II! s & s 3 4,
Hon Thompson Crockett, Of the Cove, is
quito sick. @
BE- AIRS, Charles ny. Heuser left tuesday %
Visit her mother. Mrs, Irvine, IN Milton,
h N. u. s5 a Is M
MISS Alice Carter al Radford, ts visit
ing hen, grandfather Col. r, r. MI hers, &
Mrs. Josephine Reed is spending some
time with friends In tlnlore.
Rev. lyapnce ca, Rihble, Of this place,
late missionary 81 4 he episcopal Gsll,uNeil
IN T3razi, has received aud accented q
call 40 The church In 5I' ala ski and VIII
sobn enter ont d,Ht Ties lIls lle9a
10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
l,s,nac,al 3 nc r,lmes-Dlspa,tch.) n

Special
II Old POINT coA1E'oRT. " r CD. S.
me g,ics Is at Old Point arellytng very ).
strenuous lives these days. oinner -
dances, luncheons and card parties nj u
Sof$ one's waking hours, n Y,
The hop last Saturday night at NC
Chambcriln was Il most attractive - = g.
Dancing was from till 12.&and the Fort
Monroe Band furnished tho music. On
Sunday evening dinners were given w alpoS
NIa1os and Mrs. Ogden affcrty Tor MI s
MORGAN they Of tho Americ m consnl
At II ucerne, switzerland, and Mrs. Fr ran
els w. Brown. M 5S y , 4. 2, \,
On M onday evening Mrs. Richard Coke OK,
Marshall entertained the Fort Monroe
B Card Club, ana Captain GwynncS + ia -
cock, u. q S. Al, and Mrs. Hancock gave
b d dinner at the Chalnberlin. Mr:$andd MIS-.
George II. Adams had as their guests
at dinner on Tuesday evening Major a .n[ld
Mrs. Si Ogden Rafferty,, General Thomas
sullivan and Miss Sullivan, of u w shlng7
ton: Miss j. b. tthews. of Rye, \.
Captain ana Mrs, illlamE Chamb rim
and Lieutenant and Mrs Charles n l<lll--
bourn. or Fort Monroe; Captain Warren
Newcombe, OF the army, and NJ ~ II custom
slIldridge, v. :, 4, !,
Mrs. Adams gave a luncheon for NJ rs.
Morgan on Wednesday, when her guests
were Mrs. Morgan, Mrs, Rafferty,, lloBWife
or Major Rafferty,. or tho Artill erS Corps;
Mrs. Edward 4 Patterson, OF New OH
Mrs. l3rownell, of New York; NJ ~ els
8ner, OF Eric. Pa; Miss CullWun, ~ MIS-,
Henry c.. Davis and Mrs. Clarenc &c =.
FTownsley, Mrs. William C.5sSVlse Wy ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
FRONT ROYAL, VA.

IA Especial Ito The Times Dispa teh,) u
5s5 TiE, ONT ROYAL, Al Feb lS,-Lynn
Ash, Of Philadelphia, Is the guest OF Ills
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Ash, on Manor
Avenue ss "a 3SitiJ yy M & 4.
Miss Oder, Of Frostburg, Nd, Is the
guest or her sister. Mrs. Oder IIarrell, on
Virginia Avenue, 5iii 4.,t ~
Edgar Boyd, OF Washlngto J. c. Is
spending his vacation with his parents.
MIR. ana Mrs, u. q, Boyd, on West vt Main Il
Street, III /. 81 = II. q,
q NJ, j. Fulton returned from Richmond.
Va, Tuesday .,s d!
70 Mi. and Mrs. Frank Vernon Grayso
or Cumberland. Md. are guests OF MI.
/ GlaYson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. e.
sGrayson, & ais6ss ~ y As g
III Miss Stella Cover. OF Il lllsboro, ya,
.lsgthe guest of Miss Margaret Grayson,
on Main Street. Il III 8f
" Mr., and Mrs. Ernest r.. Grayson. OF
Roanoke, Vu, arc guest OF N ~ Gray 4
sons parents, MI. and Mrs. W. ~, Gray
son, n VII s i5gss
"a Russian Honeymoon u comedy IN
three acts, WILL be given in louvis Han
Monday night. February 10Th for the ben-
eft Of the King $ liters and sons
Arthur IL Nyarthen IL In BOSTON, Mass,
athisweele with q carload of fine horses.
David j. TAILOR LEFT for philadelphia
this week IN the Interest Of tho Royal
Company. d n sssl2'3 Il ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
OLD POINT COME OFT

Il Garland II. Whistler, Mrs. Francis ny.
Brown, NJ Mrs. Frank It'll, Mrs, Dutton
and Mrs. A. r, scarborough. n VI
N Tho event Of tho week was the brilliant
sball given BY the officers Of tho post at
the chamberlin on Friday evening. The ",
music was by tho post band and the the dec dec
sorations In the BALI room were Of palms,
flags and national colors.
NJ Guests now at the Cham erlin include td
Mr.. and Mrs. Il Howard Whiting, New New
York; Mrs. w. II. Baker, Mrs. y Burns rms,
Mrs. Fl. Leroy Woody, New York; Mrs.
Walter S. russell. Miss Marie Runle, De-
troll; NIr.sand Mrs. g. r. fNVillett, Wash
3ington !, Mrs. M B. Fisher, Mrs. Glad
stone Stewart, N w York; Mr.. II. IT. Ter
hume, u Tarryto wn, N " y. 4 &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
What sulphur Doa.s.

For the Human eody in Healtl; and
Disease.
| The mention OF sulphur Will recall to
many of us the early days, when our
mothers and grandmothefs gave us our
daily dose Of sulphur and molasses every
spring and fan. 5
II was the universal spring and fall
blood purifier tonic and cure-ail, and
mind you, this old-fasllioned remedy was
not without merit. vi
The idea was good, but the remedy was
crude and unpalatabe, and u large guam
n tity had 10 be taken I o get any effect.
Nowadays We get all the beneficial eff
fecH Of sulphur in y paiatable, concen-
tfuted form, SO tina a single grningls fai
more elective than Il Tablespoonful Ct
1.-The erudc sulphur
In recent years research and expert
ment nave proven that the best sulphur
for Inedlcal use is that obtained from
Ca.cIurD maiclnm ErlphiJe), and sold IN
drug storeE under the8name$ % stuarts
Calcium Waters, rheg are small ciloco-
Hate coated pcllets and contain the active
mtdicgnnl principle ofSAalphur In d highly
l5eonceftratcd. effective form
Few people are aware ~ The value Of
~ restoring ana
,aaIntaining bodily s.igor and health; sui
ptuF aete directly on# the liver ana cNcre-
tory organs. ana p,'rfleElaiid cnrlches the
blQod rs thc ptomD, elimination Of waste
material. 4.
Our erandmoiiiers knew this @hen they
dosed ~ aitu sulphur and taoiaSfe5 every
spring ard fan. hut tlio3cruditg and Inn
purity Of ordinary flowers ~ snlphuf
were offer Worar than the disease. aud
cannon compare WITH the tnOdern conpcn-
,rated preparation NJ aIlplGr Dfwhiel
Stparts Calcium Wnfers Is undoubtedly
ife best and most Wiaely used,
FheF aie tbs natural anti6otc for liyet
and kEdpcy troubles. md cure conStlpa-
4 lion and purify tic blood Ipsa way that
tofien snrpriHeh patient ard physician
ailke,
/ ~, 1, "a, wilkins. Whiin experimenting
with sulphur ffi0edleg soou found that
i4he FIip5uf from Calcium was superior
/ 10 nag ptitgr firm, iip eays; For liver
B Kidney 3tld blood troubles, especial,
WttGH Resulting ffGn constipation or ma
lara. tiaFe 0fen el,rprls4d at The re-
Nultg Gbtalnea ffg7a Gtlafiis Calcium WA,
ferS iit patients sutlerlnB from boils
8ild isHpisH ana even 1eGpsseatcd ear,
4 DDp@lBs. I tlaR4 fapsQfediy feen ti,oin dry
4 w NId disappear IN four or five days
4 Ifayiiig tties skin fleaf and smooth, All
gbeheh Gtudfttgi Calcium WnfDis Il is d
i pfDpTtrl9ls$ htiiele ANA g9Id ly drlgglpls
1 ahI mr. tslut Feasa)p taUoneh ~ many
piigsIeaats w Igilow ~ notilips 10 Fnf'
1 aild iGllabfe Tor tDnAtipatipn, IlYcr uul
i fGffds IN SkjH ditsa8tib Oh Ira remedy
~ aDg rag, people vino afo hired 81
pits 6stiifff iea 8upd ,Rpfeatscd binoa .plrl
fsgCs.F 1lil tilid IN EfilmtiiB GAlGliim Wn
tels Il m kaiff, nl2f06 pRiatsbic snd ~
n Iaett9G pfH4aiail97,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

Auditorium wednesday evening by me -.
Cecilia Choral Society. The chorus,
which numbers nifty trained voices, was 'Ial
under the direction OF Professor n. I:
5Zehm, director Of muse 1T Eiizape1h 'r'ii-
lsge and one OF The few chosen last SUM
Nor 10 giye&recitnls on the pig organ ID
FESTIVAL Halt al the ST. Louis t1xpoSitiof,ts
,rbn concert was q success from every
standpoint. .
rrcc,,tion was given Tuesday evening
~ the beautiful home Of Mr. and Ars.
q. N. Mooring, on East Boulevard, i1l'-
worth to Rev. Francis NJ Osbofne. aEo
Ma bride. who were married IN Raleigh last
week The members Of ST. Ellz.peths
Guild, Of the Church Of The HoiS ON
forter. assisted Rev. and Bits. ne ~
IN honor OF SIR. and Mrs. Julian ~
raliaferro, Mrs. John Garnet Bryce en-
1orfnir1ed NJ euclire Monday afternoon a
tfcIr home in Dnworth II Was one Z
tbn dcllehtfGlly PINNED social events OF
thc eads1n ana was largely attended ~
frIands AZ tho guests az honor. Prizes
we're won l5y airs. II. 3. BreSarh, Alsss
annie Parks Hptcnison ana alra.
Iatiafcrro After tie play deileiIt,ul re-
treatments ,tsra served
me nome OF Mrs. Thomas NJ Shelton
/.
9rilehtft,l sociai gathering. Guests hoin-
tng. cards a. nine tables played six-hand-
ed euchre and beautiful prizes were. pre-
genttd After the game punch ana re-
freshments were served.
Miss MARY Zeltpa kirkpatrick. daresl.
tGr oI Ny. and Mrs. j. ". lSirkpatr lfH. 81
Sharon township. viii he married Hfones-
day eycilnE, February md ~ thc nome
OF the bride-clGct'a pMrnts. 20 hi. Waes
IIampton Terrell, ~ Norman Oklahoma
The Invitations are npt,
An enJoya;lie event ~ The week va
tile reception given lfpesdaSs eYHHins -
INC pnrinfo ~ tic Young Wptacpis GltFisT
;i1a Association ~ thA frteDgf ~ tlie
iEstituiion, Tl.c lfaii' waf planned ny
the social committee. ~ wiiicn Mrs. z, q.
REGISTER rs chairman, siang ifieitqs
called during the eyehing md each caller
! WAS praRantcd win raleDtns. De-
! lightful Refreshments Wptc eetyFd.
Tie colonial pantf we're guests 81 Mfa.
| Walter l.ddclI Thursdu& aftefiDlll,r
| sor0ss INST ~llh HiF u. H. 4S'llepS
| Wednesday, afternoon
4 Mr. ana Mrs. i'Eesioa Wllkfs, II Nor.
| folk. va. fie BHeaiH ~ M. ana Arft
Charles 81 CarAOH
Mrs. w, r, Bugg and ME- Pearl Porter
! Mo base 5een yit!lin8 MA n. &. Porter,
4 l1aye returned % lllFif hoipGs lp S9sfoik,
! Va
1 Nh and alf8 ., p i,gil, N Coi4Hbgg,
4 Ga, are gpesta ~ Air. and afs, IS, "a,
4 B,aHnOp,
Nj, ahq ats#. Gpgepe Mealnais. ~
4 RnieiBn, are MiAtorB n me nome ~ M,
ard Ails. John aDRlEkle.
I Miss Mary BfocEelpHGggh i,asf returned
homc after a delighlful yleit % ftiep4s n
Richmond 9a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
MEDAL FOR BRAVERY.
Annual Banquet Of Produce AZ

Annual Banquet Of Produce As
ISOLATION Greatly Enjoyed, a.
n The annual banquet OF The Richmond Fruit
md Produce Association btld on Friday night
4 az tho Travellers Protective Xssociat Ion sbuld-
I'M, was n most delightful ,ntralr III
a The occnslon was especially ttracttvo " to
Mr. III n, Isnlncy, one OF the heroes Of the
Reservoir On the night 5of January tie
1tth. TX s5 IMP # s ~ n
occasion Ia HIS attempts to nave hose Swhot
Dire Iii danger and very " nearly lost his
v The asscclation3 presented y gold medal to
Mr.; Ra.npy3 fas II mark of thell, appreciation
Z Of his heroic conduct, III sS VI ".
Tho medal bcurs n the M inscrlpt ION: 9S' For
Bravery at Reservoir Park January lGth.nF
& a President 9Wallerstein made tho presentation
speech. to which MIR RalreY replied in q few
modest Words, s@94 Hi WI i, {3 Il 5issF35 i3a
AMONG ths speakers we're President Waller.
E ii elm President Cooke, ,of the Civil Improve;
slnent League; d President Lorraine. e Of Post
AZ, y. r. Al; alr.4J x. liawley md Mr.
w a. Balock who read u poem In which tho
name Of every person present appeared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
marriage has moi yet been Announced.

10 set food. She said her husband died
some months ago. and left her penniiess For
sclnc t!rnc she lived With family on Nortn
r,oor one and could not care for her and her
siiid II Tle woman IL respectable looking, and
,s anxious 20 secure work Of 5osme kind. SUI
33rerintenden; Davis very kindly took the. wo-
man out 10 the aitnshouSe, where she and her
child Will remain Until sho can lind per-
me- nert home. w ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
THE NEW BANK,
Mr.. Hutzler Apparently Conf
dent Sale Will be EFF ected,

INC American Trust Company Viii not have ,e
telr Broad street Hank IA eltar l nan to on
Vii be ms not been dca!ded upon, but y
VIII be down town On I " ,hat Il per share
nov separi,aS ltha Perpetual and Sthe sends
aynateale sands WAS Tt6Sre y shs h na
l@ep NJ share WHICH, S sd e ner ae sb,,sS
mis- oirer il non being considered BY IT, =.
eeBl,olJers, andN is slatea e. TX
pffer ,sN Id istcptsd on TUESDAY neSt. ~
Nh Giiarng JIutaieiS who IL lookins after tha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
klNoT OF. ALI COUGH MEDICINES.

aH KINGE OF N-Et OOUIF1 54WEOICTNES, K
Mr., d. g. Case, y mai carrier or Cam
ton Center Conn, who has been In tho
II, 81 serYice for about sixteen years, says:
I'VE have tried many cough medicines
for Group, but Chamberlaln's Cough REM
edy as king Of all and one to he relied
upon every time. Ive,also find II the best
remedy for coughs and colds giving GER
tain results and leaving no bad after
effects, SVe sare never without 1t in the
house, For sale by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
MOTHER Is FOUND,
Lett Her Baby Rather Than
See Il StarYe.

GalHain 'f9mllGsoG pe4lrdAy tqyl.d az va
nan Who oll Wsdne5da2 R6r1lhe tStt atf
tP4 Ehsl MaMhhll stfit Ghf g84g Or 3pl1B.
q sirs Mar Sllgast q tsr9stae County am
sstet ntteg5lty ahd lintfQS0 ~ ssg, figL
$50 Aa@thiR- 70 cay pr&h1ohe. aigg 3silJ,@4I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
..B[}'Tigh1.t'|'.s;, Disease I as and
Diabetes News.
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company,
p r. q. Pell, Manager.
~ l3s,s San Francisco.

81 San Trancsco.
no tho parents Of children having Y NJ Br'srps
8 Disease 4. Z A., !. !, !.
gIFreel Impeletl to write you my pers onal
iexperierce with this disease, tl1e gravity
OF whlcl8I feel strongly through he dsa ~
3ofsmv8lntllcri some twenty years ~ go from
tl1ut trouble and the serious mess q
M son, when. he was pronounced ny tlYo
tnhysicitlns to have l3rlght's Disease, VI w
rcrn ycrv impossible. His Whole body was
swollen With the oropsy. and dca 7 s'pt my
moment would not have SURPRISED s. 70.
We put him on I'illton' . ~ SSolnpollh1.n !o '
fBrlght's Disease m six lnont rs MS ! ~
coyery was complete Hearing tllat ING
son or III friend (nn attorney WAS uylllh
fol Brlght's Disease, ! told him, and ~
last REPORTS the hoy had recovered, ,E .ls
fycnr d !Al, Barpeh. OF NEW y orK |, ldosstlA
business with us, shocked Us ny ms al'-
snearance, lie said at was brigllt,s
disease II told him, loo, Or my Dogs
caea Eight months later hardly knew
him. lie WAS nearly we'll, There 4 AVS
lives 10 hep saved, and \ u Is my duty, q !
Well as my pleasure, 70 lay these tacls y
heiplp you. 81, 8lB,sy
ii d, pEI.L.
ovens and Minor Drug ca. Is the local
agent for Fultonis Compound ASS fof
Il When Nh to suspect Bright s Disc weak
Bress Or loss Of weight; pun ilIF l1,.
hands or eyelld s:s SidneX phle ~ Bll,s
athlrd month";. urine ma show seal y
failing vision; arowslnesss One on la'oIe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19
CHARLOTTE, N. c..

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
& CHARLOTTE, n. c., Feb lS.--I'he event
OF the past week IN social circles was
the concert in the Presbyterian College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-19

Wadwl Taylor
1
Lieutenant WardWel
is
a nd: beautiful personality.
States
ST.
Louis large and flourishing stock farm
at arksv y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-02
NOTICIAS.

-Regresaron anoche de Ponce, los Sc
fores don Jaime Annexy y don Juan R.
Baiz, acompanados de don Santiago OPP
penheimer, designado este fltimo para al
calde de Ponce.
En- Maunabo ha sido sorprendida
aver una jugada 4 10 prohibido.
Sc han inscrito en- eliRegistro Civil los
nacimientos de Catalina Velez Martinez,
Angela Chandler, Carolina Santa Rodrf-
guez, Eugenia Mufioz Monge, Gerardo
Rodriguez y Rafael Boada; y las defun-
clones de Eusebio Ortiz y Ortiz, Manuel
Santiago Correa y Lasan y Ramon Ven
tuTa.
Han contraido matrimonio, Rafael
A. Sacarello y Rivas, y Flora Torres
Monge, Andres Infante Agosto y Dionisia
Rodriguez y Encarnacion. ..
Ell tablajero Lucas Arroyo esta ma
mana picando huesos de Ia carne que ex-
pendfa al pGblico, salt6 una esquirla con
tai violencia que le produjo una herida en-
la frente.
Sc encuentra va restablecido ell sefioe
Roberto Ell. Todd alcalde de la ciudad que
estuvo aver retenido en- CANA con febre.
-Esta maiiana sali6 revisar los pues-
tos de Puerta de Terra y Santurce, ell Co
ronel Jefe de la policfa insular.
-Esta noche Sc celebrara la jarana de
costumbre en- Santurce. $751;.
La banda del battalion puertorrique-
no dara retreta manana en- la plaza "Bal-
dorioty'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-02
Mitin SGCrGtO que Sc
asGgura CeIGbrOs Sc
en- Ponce.
PareCiO que en- ell salon habia GaidO
una teja, al COnOCeTSe Gierta no.
tiCia,
Una Voz que decla; 'Dlmlte, hOmbrs, dlnlte, "

Aseg1rase que un alto funciopario sali6
no hace muchos dfas de San Juan, con
rumbo Ponce. Que una vez ALI, reuni6
en- mitin secreto los iniciados en- un trust
polftico del cual Sc dice one quiere formar
un partido polftico. Y Sc asegura ademds
todo 10 que sigue;
Estaba en- la reunion el ialcalde Valdi-
vieso y el alto funcionario. en- SUI discurso
inaugural hizo presente que q fines de al
tas funciones de .estado de indecllnable
patriotsmo, era necesaTio que ell alcalde
presentara la dimisi6n.
Pareci6 que en- ell salon en- que Sc cele-
braba el mitin habfa caido una teja al CO.
nocerse tai noticia. Ell asombro fu6 gene
raj. Algunos cabizbajos, otros entristeci-
dos, otros moviendo en- sentido negative la
cabeza otros metidos detras del tunciona-
rio, diciendole al senior Valdivieso que no
con todos los dedos. Ell alcalde estupe-
facto, nadie saba que contestar q la orden
terminante que les enviaba su gobierno,
-Pero-dijo el alcalde-permftanseme
diez minutes para consular. .........
Complacido en- clio, hubo cuchicheos y
secretos y cabildeos y parece que la gente
resistia ell freno gubernament0L
De pronto, Sc asegura que ell senior al
calde el senior Domenech Sc constituye-
ron en- session secreta; una vOz oy6se que
decfa: "Dimite, hOnebre, dimeite; tH no So
6es hGcer poLtticG, este es eJ naomeret0 de
prObGr adhesion q muestro GObierno. De
6es prObar que eres buen americana DE
los so miLLOnes de kGbitGnte8 de los E8tG-
dos UaSdos ntnq,suo e, tn case dejarta de
presentGr Ia dimisi6n.
ST estos rumores Sc confrman, es bueno
que sean conocidos, para que asf sePa el
gobierno de la isla, cudnta humildad
cuanta obediencia cudnta conformidad
tiene que premiar en- su dfa.