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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|C|AS

Nuestro respectable amigo dor
jose Ramon Gaztambide esta en- plens
convalecencia de Ia enfermed ad Que
ha sufrido en- estos dias iltimos. LIZ
celeb'amos de todas verss, porque 9
senior Gaztambide es persona q quier
se aprecia mucho en- esta casa.
Hoy ha regresado de Sabana-
Grande nuestro buen amigo don Jose
de Elzaburu con su seflora esposa
Ambos habian lido d dicho pueblo cor
motivo de la enfermedad dol sefIol
Gaztsmbide, padre polftlco del sen ol
Elzaburu.
Les saludamos sfectuosamente.
Han sido devueltas por ell At.or.
ney General al alcalde de la ciudad
las diligencias initruidas contra e]
sefor Sabat, ex-tesorero del munich.
pio, fdndandose en- que 81 no tiene iu-
risdiccion en- esos asuntos, los cuales
deberAn ser entregados q los tribuna.
les.
Aver ocurri6 un suceso laments.
bic en- 10 carretera de Yabucoa.
Parece que al barrenar una piedra
el obrero Ezequiel Dfaz, estall6 un
tubo de dinamita, mstando 4 dicho
obrero, 6 hiriendo gra emente q Con-
zalo Cruz.
Sc encuentran en San Juan los
sub b-colectores del Distrito de San
Juan, que han venido hacer entrega
de 10 recaudado durante ell mes ven.
cido, por concepto de contribuciones
y ssllos de rentas internas.
Las psquefias industries del pals
morirao, sin duda, como Ia ,policfa
inIular no Sc moders un POGO en- su
deaanctomGnia. Todos los dias lou
pobreS vendedores ambulantes se van
ante los tribunsles acusados Dor pa.
rsrse un POGO en- la cslle, por prepo.
mar su vents, por no llevar su mer.
csncfa cubierta, y por otra seris de
simplezas, de que los guardias hacen
una denuncia para sumar servicios.
Sc habla de probables cambios
sn ell personal de trlbunales de iusti-
la,tan pronto regre;e Ell Attorney Ge.
neral.
Nos suplican preguntar 81 el |
Ayuntamiento y la sompsfifa de los ca. |
'ros electricos tenen no una clkusula
'n su contrsto en- virtud de la cual di |
'ha empresa no admitira en- los etro-
leyes mas de cierto nduero de psIa.
yeros, nj excedera de cierta velocidad
n Ia marcha de los mismos.
-Muchas familias de Ia parte nor.
e de Ia ciudad arrojan las basurss
'or Ia muralls, con perjuicio de los
'ecinos del barrio SLR Perlas que estS
itusdo detrks de aquel lugar, Yea
50 Il polieta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

Como candidates probables pa
ra ell comite local denfitivo dc |,
Association de Maestros en- San Juan
suenan los nombres de los siguiente
se6ores: presidents. don Francisc,
Cortes; secretario, don Agustin Ian
gier; Voeales; don Clodomiro Aceve
do, dofa Rosario A. de Timothee
doda Filomena j. dc Rosell6.
Para cubrir Ia vacante de sub
collector de rentaa internas dc Cave,
fue nombrado don Rafael Calder6r
Grau, que desempefaa igual.cargo ei
Lola. Ell senior Calder6n no puds
aceptar dicho ascenso por encontrar
Sc su aefiora madre muy delicada d,
salud.
--Nuestro ioven amig don Martir
Travieso ha llegado a San Juan, par,
prestar iuramento ante ell Tribuna
Supreme con obieto de eierter Ia abo,
gacfa en- Puerto Rico. Aver NOS visi-
to el inteligerte compatriota, q quier
saludamos con afecto.
Sc encuentra enferma en- Ponce
la simpatica seHorita Dolores Yordkn
Gonzslez, hermana de maestro amigo
don Manuel N. Yordln, empleado en-
las oiclnas administrativas de La
DEMoCRACIA. Deseamos au restabls.
simiento.
-Estaba aver en- San Juan don
Tomas Subirana, hscendado de Ponce.
-Tuvimos ell gusto de saludar
aver en- erta redacci6n q nuestros bue-
nos amigos de Are,ibo Lcdo. don Jo.
se 1nes Gomez y don Adrian Padilla.
-Esta nochs contraerAn matrimo.
On esta capital, los spreciables love.
mes dHn Jose Alvarez Morton , la se.
horita Anita Castro Marines.
-Segdn nos informan de sHslo.
Rey,, 81 pan que expsnde en- aquel
barrio, es falto de peso y de lmala ca.
lidad. Con la csrne pssa otro tanto,
? en- euanto al eItado higIenico de di.
;ho cassrfo, ,Itodo cuantoImslo 30 die.
"a serfa POGO. Dstras dc Ia fsbrica de
Iab6n hay una charca que es un foco
1e miasmas. Esos part culares re-
'lamsn una vista de las sutorid.ds.
lanitarias.
Sc encuentran en- San Juan nue,. |
rosdistinguidos amigos don Juan Via,
)choteco, abogado , notsrio en- Huma. |
'ao, y don AgustinI IGuevara santinj, |
MARSHALL de Ia Corts de Di..rito de
Aguadilla quien ha trafdo varios pre- |
os al Presidio departmental.
Ell doctor Lugo vlnas be toma.
nado possession de 81 destino, y ha ei.
ado una visita al comercio de sanI
uan.
Mos eomuniea don NIeOmedesl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

MariScai de los Esfados Unidos ca ei
Disfrit0 N0rte.
Hon. Mariscal Dan Cooper excribs
desde el Norte de Alabama:
"Su remedio la Peruna, para catarre
grippe, me ha hecho tanto bien, que
carezco de palabras para slogiarlo.
"La he usado por corto tempo, he
mejorado rapidamente desde ell primer
dfa. Realmente me sorprendi6 la lijera
Guardian Cooper.
MariScaI de los ESfad0s Unidos en- el
Disfrifo Sur.
Hon. Mariscal LII. Bryan, del distrito
Sur de Alabama, escribe como sigue:
"Tomela Peruna para ell catarro Y
tambien induje varios amigos tomarla,
y todos dicen que es ell mejor remedio
en- ell mercado, para dicha enfermedad.
No puedo menos que alabarla."-J. L.
Bryan.
81 no recibe resultados satisfactorios
de la Peruna, escriba inmediatamente
al DR.. Hartman, Presidente del SAM.
tario Hartman, Columbus, Ohio,
e. U. de A.
La correspondence Sc atiende estricta
y confdencialmentss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30

historic Qe la Meulclna, eS Ia
multitud de recomendaciones En-
y elogios que como remedio gone
para ell catarro recibe la "r
Peruna, de hombres emf. Dipu
nentes.
Los hombres mas distin-
guidos de los Estados Unidos, no va
cilan al prestar su Influenza, para con-
tribuir que ell pdblico conozca los
meritos de la Peruna.
FL catarro es una enfermedad Ameri-
cana. La Peruna es un remedio Ameri-
cano.
Catarro es ell resultado de 10 variaci0n
del tempo. La Peruna es el resultado de
largos y exactos experimentos.
FL catarro va al sistema por medic de
los ganglios y afecta las mem mbranas
mucosas. La Peruna proporciona los
ganglios los medios de expulsar el ca
tarro del sistema.
Catarro es una enfermedad siste-
matica, durable solamente con trata-
mientos sistematicos.
Ell remedio que cura ell catarro debe ir
directo q los ganglios comprimidos.
Esto es 10 que hace Ia Peruna.
Redinidor Del Dinerc PGbiico.
Hon. John G. Leftwich, Redimidor
del Dinero P6blico, en- carta escrita
desde Mon gomery, Ala, dice:
"Con placer recomiendo la Peruna
colao uu t6nico excelente, tambien me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
COLEGIO PARTICULAR De PRIMERA Y SEGUNDA ENSENANZA
FUNDAnO K N

SAN JUAN PuERToRICo GALE DEL SOL No H.
os aotep aurnno latern0S euteTn0s media psnsS6a
uccon Primsra competa Ensenanza Pctea Meodos mcda
o. Cu'sos completes de MATHMGoAs TENEDUR1A DE LBRos
iooAaA IAoUIGRAnA EsoRTURA MAoUNrLA Pdsss Re
aua<nt0.
The oasis., 1905-08-26

but scarcely any from Colorado. Local packers have not bought as many cattle this week as last. especially in the last two days, and they will be in better shape to take large numbers of cattle next week than they were at the begin- ming of this week, as they were all filled up pretty well at the close of last Wt ek. Supply has been small last two days, and killing cattle are closing the week strong. West erns lost 10 to 20 cents first of the week and are lower than a week ago, selling at S3.85 to S4.4O for best ones, light cattle down to S3.25. Cows have held steady, At S2 p 10 S3.00, canners 10 to IS higher, $1.75 to S2.20; veal calves a little stronger at $3.75 to $500. Stockers and feeders have de- elined 10 to 20 cents this week and now range from $2.75 to $3.75 for the bulk of the stuff, figures the feeders have been contending for. and trade in this line will rapidly improve. Feeder buyers have taken 100 cars per day this week, against 65 cars day last week this will work Up 10 150 to 200I cars a day within few weeks.
 Sheep receipts this week l6,0OOl head, a few more than last week. { but entirely insufficient for the de- mand- Packers have paid ad- yanees aggregating 90 to 30 cents this week, account Of urgent orders, { putting this market somewhat above any other point. Today about 5000 head are here. market steady. Lambs reached $70O on two days this week, yearlings S5.s5, wethers S5.15, ewes S4.75. and practically all the desirable stuff has moved close these figures. Feeders buyers have been quiet, not from lack of anxiety, but ac- count of small supplies of their class of stuff; it ranges from S4.O0 to $4.50. Packers have not sorted out many eulls this week.
 j. A. RIcKART,
 l.. .. Correspondent.
The oasis., 1905-08-26
Will Resume Production.

The Democrata Cananea sonra Copper Mining Company at Cana nea, Mir. r. F. Hook, superinten- dent, which has been vigorously prosecuting development during two years past, having closed down the shelter with a record of pro- duction of more than 3.O00,0O0 pounds of refined copper in the year 1903, is preparing to install new furnace with a daily capacity of 300 tons Of ore, and resume pro- duction. The new plant will be complete and modern. The Demo- crata has now nearly two miles of underground workings, exposing an orc body which is estimated to contain | net value of $4000,0O0. gold, with great areas of virgin ground remaining to be explored. When production is resumed 1t will continue through q protracted period. The home office ot the company is in Cincinnati, Ohio, fCommercial- Tribune Building. } Mr. II. Hoffman is president, and Mr Leo c. Cloud formerly of No- gales, Is secretary.
The oasis., 1905-08-26

Last 1dtuFudy MT. MAX Muller. manager of the Banco de Sonora, returned home to Hermosillo from an outing in California.
 Mr. ". N Frederick has been appointed superintendent for the Richheld Mining Co.,, and last week went to the company's prop erty, near Tuape, to take charge.
 The new 20-stamp mill for the Reina de Orc Mining Company at Fl Tiro, in the Altar district. was completed last week and trial rum made, showing everything to be satisfactory.
 Major ]. X. Cooper of Washing ton, D. O., and Mr. D. Fickes of Scranton, Pa, two of the directors of the Richheld Mining Company, who were at Nogales last week, have gone to the scene of opera tions.
 MT. John H. Talbot, formerly superintendent for the Riena de Orc Mining Co.,, at El Tiro, has succeeded the late F. E. Murray as superintendent for the America Mining Company at Cananea, and went over there last week to take charge.
 The death is announced of Don lgnacio Figueroa, a gentleman we'll and widely known in Sonora, who was many years in charge of the commercial department of La Dura Mining Company, at La Concentrations, on the Yaqui river. Deceased leaves d family, the head of which now Is his son, Don lgnacio Figueroa IT,, who holds the position of accountant in the office Of the same company.
The oasis., 1905-08-26
Cheap Round Trip Rates

Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, $35.00. Date of sale daily June 1st to October l5 inclusive. Final limit October 31.
 Portland, Oregon, $50.00 going and returning via any direct route through Huntington or Billings. August to IS inclusive, 90 and 3l; for September, to inclusive, l3, H. 15, 27, 2S and 29.
 $5600 via diverse routes, through San Francisco, Billings or Hunt ington. Dates of sale for August. IS inclusive. 90 to 31; for Sept embsr, 1 to 6 inclusive, 13, II. Is, 27, 2S and 29.
 In addition to the above we have on sale cheap summer rates to all points east. Write or call and see us. ". J. BLACK, c. P. A.,
 Topeka, Kansas.
 ". R. BROWN,
 Div. Pass. Agt. Fl Paso, Texas.
The oasis., 1905-08-26
Live Stock Quotations.

Kansas City, Mo-, Friday, Aug. IS, 1905. Cattle receipts here this week foot up 5S,000 head. about 5000 less than last week. The shortage was in the Quarantine cattle and corn fed beef steers. More Westerns have been here this week than last, mainly from Kansas, Oklahoma and the Pan- handle. Nebraska furnished few,
The oasis., 1905-08-26
SONORA SETTINGS.
4 Collection of Happenings in the
 State Over the Line.

Last Saturday Mir. Max Muller. manager of the Banco de Sonora, returned home to Hermosillo from an outing in California.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
RECLAMATION FUND.
Gain Of S<,757,97s During the Past
rlSCoO Year.

Warrington. Oct. According
to statement gwen ont at tho general
land Office, the federal reclamation
fund has been increased to the extent
Of a, 767, 1913 through sales Of public
lands in the sixteen arid and aemi.arid
states during the past fiscal year.
The state Of Washington sanks fourth
in the amount contributed to the re-
olamation fund during the last fiscal
year, the amount being $622, 1908.
North Dakota ranks first, with $780,
900; Oregon second, with 4876,S76,
and Oklahoma third, with $572, 1888.
The total amount paid into the fed.
eral irrigation funds since enactment
Of the reclamation laws 10 about $27,.
795, 900.
Considerable expenditures have been
made from the fund, however, and in
view of The works pow actually in
progress IL 10 doubtful whether tho ma.
tional fund will rise above $50, DOC, 900
within the next few yesrs.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
THEY { /: MUST NJ J REFORM RI !! Or!
WEST AND SOUTH Up IN Arms
OVER INSURANCE METHODS.
States Likely TO Compel Reorosnl.
zsfIoa Of Ssssss Of esost OF the
Big Compsales, Under Penalty
OF Being Observation-Disclosures
Cause sensation In English Circles

New York, Oct. 2.-With FEW exoep-
tions the authorities Of the states In
tho West, Middle West and South are
up In arms over the revelations Of the
life insurance investigation, and It 10
not unlikely that before the New York
legislavtive committee has completed
it, inquiry they will compel q reorgan-
ization Of tho STATS Of most Of the big
oopmanies. A refusal 10 comply will,
It 10 undeFstood, cause all states that
insist on such action 10 compel the
companies which refuse 10 pull stakes.
McCalls' resignation and his restitu-
ton OF money diverted from proper
channels was demanded In resolution
Of the convention Of insurance commits
sioners. which adjourned Friday In
New Hampshire. This resolution was
read BY Oommissioner Of Insurance W.
D. Vandsvers, Of Missiouri, who was
appointed BY Governor Folk. The rec.
olution was referred TO . committee
which reported back substitute Gov
ering the situation generally. The
substitute resolution In effect said
that II was the sense Of the convention
that I'VE condemn the conduct Of life
insurance companies % revealed BY
the inquiry now being held in New
York"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
oeesT SID cols1ANy.


Aasso- Jsosaese sCerpossissa III
Been OeoeNlxe1.
Liverpool Oct. Silt 10 under
Stood t1at IN Anglo Japausss ship
owning and carrying company, with .
capitalisation q 81, 0oO, 900, has been
arranged. The chief European ONCE
will DO In London and the ofacss Of
the managsmsnt viii b loca1sd at
Liverpool. The names Of r. d. Holt,
Sir Alfred Jones and . numbet Of
prominent merchants with far Essteen
interests, are mentioned IN connection
with the undseeakiDg. iee
Il 10 stated that the combine will
have some forty steamships Of from
1000 to 5000 tons, which have been
acquired BY the japanese government
for transport work.
Il II UNDERWOOD that the japanese
government has given it, approval 70
the enterprise and has granted concSs-
sions for warehouses and docks. steam.
ships will be run from Japanese ports
direct TO Liverpool, London, Antwerp
and certain French ports.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
AN OLD CANNON BALL.
Excavation Reveals Supposed Reli,
Of ''BattIe OF Sestfle."

Excavation Reveals Supposed Relic
Of ''BattIe OF Sesttte."
Seattle, Oct. 2.-While gang Of
labores were digging under. Main
street, between Third and Fourth ave.
nues south an old rusty cannon ball
was unearthed BY one Of the workmen.
Prof. Meany, head Of the history de-.
partment Of the state university, who
examined the shot 10 Of tho opinion
that the ball was fired BY tho United
States sloop-of. war Decatur during the
battle Of Seattle In 1866, when the en-
tire population would have been mas.
sacred had 1t not been for the waEship.
About 500 feet west of tho place
where the shot was found, between
Second and Third south, on Main.
stood the old Seattle stockade. On
the day OF the battle. altar all the peo-
pie had gathered inside tho walls Of
the stockade, the Indians gathered In
the edge Of the woods back Of the
building and were probably preparing
for an attack when the ball was
thrown over the heads Of the landing
marines and among the Indians.
Tho relic has been given over in
charge Of Prof. Meany 10 DO placed in
the unworthy museum. Il 10 . solid
shott weighing about 81 pounds.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
HOMESTEADERS ENTERED
100000 ACRES OF Land

Warrington, Oct. 2.-Commissioner
Richards, Of the general land office,
has forwarded to the secretary Of the
interior the annual reports for the fis.
cal year ending June 80 last.
II shows that during the year 49,.
979, 500 acres Of pablo lands and IT,
646 acres Of Indian lands were dispos-
cd Of. the total exceeding that for the
previous year BY $50, 800 acres. OF
the public lands disposed Of ~, 1895, ST.
acres were entered under the home
stead aot, 698, 677 under the timber
and stone act, 7l1,124 under the des-
ert land law. and $50. 607 aores Of
swamp lands patented.
The total receipts Of the year, fin
Guiding those for the sale Of Indian
lands, were e7,017,6l1.
There. were pending in the ofilce
July last $3.50 Gases awaiting adiu.
dication, decrease Of 81, O42 from the
number existing July /. 1904. Under
the law the net proceeds Of The aalss Of
pablo lands are converted into leases
for the benefit Of the irrigation fund.
and the total amount Tor the year 70
% disposed OF II approximately 81
Ab7, S7S, to b distributed among the
states and territories Of the West.
OF this amount the state Of wash.
ington 10 entitled 10 629, sos, and Orc
gon to t675,S25.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
SECRETARY SHAW
HAS AMBITIONS

Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 27.-secre-
tary Of the Treasury Leslie NJ. Shaw
will leave the cabinet February l.,
1905. He makes the definite announce.
nent In letter 10 the president Of the
,ounty Republican club.
In his letter, answering . request for
date for an address, Secretary Shaw
itated that he would DO busy preparing
or the coming session Of congress and
would b unable 10 return to Iowa I'M
IL February 1, upon which date no Ok.
rooted 70 retire from the cabinet.
Shaw will then, 1t 10 said, begin his
residential campaign among his Iowa
riends.
Warrington. Sept. 27.-In reiterat-
ng his declaration Of last March that
10 would leave the cabinet about Feb.
uary, Secretary Shaw last night said /:
II shall leave the cabinet on or
Ibout February /, a. has been we'll
:nown, In fact, ever since entered 1t.
announced that I should remain in
he cabinet for . comparatively short
Tine. had hoped 10 get ont last
darch, but consented TO remain longer
'ecause certain interests kept mo there,
ut ! shall 60 next February"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
CAUSES SUSPICION or ALL.
English rinanClers eear Graft In A
American Corporations.


English rinsnCIers rear Graft In An
American Corporations.
Chicsgo. Oct. 2.-English flnanciers
have viewed with amazemsnt the dis
closures affecting the business methods
Of American insurance corporations,
according to Ernest A. Hamill, presi-
dent Of the Corn Exchange National
Bank. Mr.. Hamill has just returned
to his desk after three months Euro
pean tour. He said:
"While was in Europe three weeks
ago men Of finance everywhere were
questioning the entire American finan.
DIAL situation. They seemed to suspect
that il the directors Of the big insur.
ance companies could permit irregu-
larities such az were shown TO exist in
the Equitable company, other hnan.
cial institutions on this side Of the
water must be similarly conducted"
Mr.. Hamill says the English finan-
cial situation 10 expected to improve
during the winter. The effects of the
Boer war are still felt heavily and the
recovery Of good conditions 10 slow.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
ALASKA HOT Springs.
Discovery Creates riore interest 81
Sifka Then Gold FIND.

Sifks Then Gold rind.
Sitka, Alaska, Dot. 2.-The dis.
covery Of nine hot springs at Fish bay,
on the north side Of BaranoR island,
has created moro real interest than the
remarkable gold find on Chichsgoff ISL
and. The springs are thirty miles from
eitka, only i've miles of the regular
route Of all steamboats, and are Of such
size 80 TO completely discount any Of
the other hot springs in this region.
The discovery was made by John
Clements, Frank Bilss and W. r. Han.
Ion, who won fame few days previ.
ously in their race for the gold fields.
According TO analysis the water
contains sulphur, soda, msgnesia, and
salts.
The springs are located in an ideal
place. The bay 10 broad and deep,
with plenty Of water for the largest
steamboats that ply in these waters.
Game Of all kinds, large and small,
feathered and fuSred. and nsh abound.
The scenery IL the most picturesque
imaginable.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
GREAT NORTHERN FLYER
HELD UP near BALLARD

Seattle, Dot. 3.-The Great Northern
eastbound overland passenger train
was held up last night about Q O'Clock
BY masked men about ten miles from
Ballard. They kept the train there for
an hour and twanty minutes, dynamit.
ing the express car and securing the
contents Of the safe. The amount IN
the safe 10 not known. Superintend.
emit Scott says he does not think 1t was
considerable.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
Agxpos. Havpssxi,g.



New York painters threaten to strike
tor more pay
Jacob Lift, well known theatrical
manager, 10 dead.
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p. p. Shelby, Of Boise, Idaho, 10 an
avowed candidate for tho position on
.oon ~ hscoms -acant
-
Nsnchuris, which sailed Wednesday
from San Francisco for China and Ja.
nan. via Honolulu, were william ].
- -
The Hamburg. American Steamship
Company's drst turbine steamer, the
Iast week, reaching ~ miles an hour.
OF ! mile above contract stipulation.
-
early landmarks of a early Illinois,
foanded BY the famous Bishop Chase,
the 6sst Episcopal bishop Of Illinois,
AZ i6lenee.. - -
Ino wreck OF sne br1tlsn steamer
sced By fire in the 6uez canal Septem.
Der 9, In order 10 prevent an explosion
Of large quantity Of dynamite which
formed part Of the cargo, has been
Col. Frank Rhodes. brother of Cecil
Rhodes, died last week in South Africa
PRESIDENT hoosevels returns TO wash
1ngton IEom Oyster Bay SATURDAY, sept
canyon oounty, ioano' mas voteo
xoo,OVO OF oonos ior Courthouse 81
MAXWELL
p,.,. nv oor.,ao-.h,. ,urrov.u.r,
:, 49, toIs.~anh ..rv,oa "a hs;no
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04
DID Not Saub Commission.

Portland, Oct. 2.-James J. Hill
last night authorized IN absolute de-
nial Of the statement that he and hia
party snubbed the Warrington railroad
commission Ut Seattle. A prominent
ofiioial Of the party said: "We are
surprised 70 - the statements In some
Of teday's papers. There was no rea-
son why the party should meet the
commission or the commission meet
the party. No invitations were OK.
tended on either side. All mattsru
concerning the railroad commission
are taken mp By the railroads promptly.