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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-06
.ORDENANzA
MUNICIPAL.

Por unanimidad adopt6 ell Conceio la
siguiente ordenanza para transferir de las
consignaciones para gastos de installation
incluyendo alquiler de casa de la enferme-
ria de Santurce y otras. la suma de 613
pesos 30 centavos 4 la de aquisici6n de
limpieza y del campamento y otros gas
tos
Artfculo 1.-Siendo Indispensable para
atender la partida 1877 del VICENTE presu-
puesto, que trata de la adquisici6n del
material de limpieza del campamento
de yerba, mafz, herraje, mieI, reparaei6n
de carros &, y para gastos de subastas
cantidad sufciente para ella, Sc transfe-
re dicha partida, la suma de sciscientos
trece dollars 30 centavos, que resultan So
brantes en- las sef1aladas con los n6meros
So. 81 SO. de las consigDadas en- divho
cho Presupueeto para gastos de installation
iucluyendo alquiler de casa de la Enfer-
merfa de Santurce, alimentaci6n de enfer-
mos para dicha enfermerfa ropa, utensi-
lios & para la misma.
Hrtfculo 2-Esta ordenanza sera eia-
cutiva, tan luego sea aarobada por eI al
calde y secretario de Puerto Rico, quien
Sc remitird copia certifcada de la misma
con todos su antecedentes.
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i ADIOS !!
Para Celia.

Por tus labios, de petalos de rosa, pas6
un gemido. Por tus ojos, de negrura in
tensa, pas6 el espanto. Por tn frente he
cha de alburas, pas6 la angustia.
Y Ia hora fatal Iegaba...
El sol alzabase opulento en- ell zenit in-
cendiando Ia atm6sfera diafana con sus
lampos intangibles
Bandada de golondrinas, entonaban ale
gres notas, como ofreciendo consuelo tu
tristeza.
La brisa, pasapdo rauda junto ii, for
maba con tus cabellos, extrafos dibuios
fotantes.
DE improviso apareci6 Roberto que Sc
ausentaba, acaso para no volver.
Fuiste hacia el presurosa, p6Iida la CO.
lor, la agonfa en- el alma, la interrogation
en- los labios.
Ial vez un dia volver6.-Diio 6l.
Quisiste hablar y fu6 impossible.
La curva opulenta de tu boca se contra
jo, en- rebeldfa tenaz, negandose dar paso
q las ondas de tn voz de orc del fondo
de tus pupilas, brillantes como luminarias,
irradi6 algo innombrado
Sinti6 Roberto profunda conmoci6n an
te aquel crep1sculo doloroso que amonto-
naba sombras en- tu alma, hecha de blan-
curas supremas.
Y alzando la diestra, retir6se lentamen-
te, pronunciando Ell iltimo Adios!
7 mientras perdfase Ia silueta de Ro-
berto, en- el cuadro de la perspective leja-
ma, tus labios Sc movieron dulcemente,
eleyando una plegaria......
Y como b6lsamo para tu alma desolada,
evocaste 81 recuerdo de aquella tarde ra-
diosa, en- que, orillas del mar, entrela-
zadas tus manos las manos de Roberto
uni6ronse vuestros cOrazones en- juramento
de amor, cuyo eco, pasando sobre Ell mo,
vii lomo de las olas, perdi6se en- las leja-
Mas, incenciadas por los blondes lampos
de un sol moribundo.
Luciano Gotta.
San Juan @
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todos On ia demandal lCorneta, toque
usted al degIeIlol
Los espanoIes oyeron el galope de los ca.
ballos del enemigo y en- sus filas corri6 Ia
voz de que era un "atajo de ganado: pero
al distinguir La caballerfa cubana, Ia voz
del jefe dijo:
PIE terra, atrincherarSe.......'
fuegol
Ell choque fue brutal, e=pa-tnro Le
cabaIleria cubana y Ia caballerla p n5la,
atrincherada primero tras de sus caballes
desordenada despues, Sc batieron cuerpO
& cuerpo. Uno de los primeros en- caer
mortalmente herido por el acero eubano,
fue Ell sargento Fernandez, que llevaba Ia
cuerda de la que iba amarrado Julio San
gully.
Un comandante cubano abraz6 al Briga-
dier Julio Sanguily, J montandolo sobre Ia
delantera de La silla; clavando espuelas
lego con el prisionero rescatado hasta las
filas de los victoriosos.
Ell General Sanguily, al levantar un
brazo y dar un gritO de Viva Cuba libre!
rrcibi6 una herida de bala en- Ia muneca
al siguients dia a6n souaba por squs'
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Case de lOngeVidad extraOrdinarra

Existe en- el hospital general de Madrid
un case de longevidad extraordinaria.
Trdtase de una mujer llamada Maria
Josefna Nieto, nacida en- Granada el Z
de Octubre de 1881, este es, hace 125
amos, que conserva todas sas facultades.
Fu6 planchadora del Palacio real en-
tempo de Carlos ~. Tuyo veintfdos hiios
de un solo marido, muertos va sin haber
dejado descendencia.
Deplora no tener un nieto que la con-
suele. Come golosinas como cualquier
chiquitin.
Sc cree que esta mpjer sea Ia mas vieja
de todas las viejas del mundo.
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R f 7 R f IA

Programa de las pleas que tocara esta
noche la banda de 10 policfa insular.
1o-Marcha "Chaperone" Wuestland.
2o-Bolero La primera velada" por
Escobes
3o-Overture paragraph IIT' Supp6
4o-Coro de repatriados
de la zarzuela "Gigantes y Cabezu-
dos" Caballero
5o-Gran selection de la Opera ''Lu-
cia di Lammemor" Donuizetti.
6o-Mazurka de salon "Magdalena"
Colvits
7o-Two Step kake waltz I"In Jolly
Junktwon" Ascher
8o-Danza "Quejas del alma" sobre
motives de la zaTzuela "La Trapera"
Marquee.
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FOndOs del muniCipiO

Sc ha enterado la Corporation de los
estados remitidos por el tesorero munici
pal sobre fondos del Municipio en- poder
de los senores j. M. Ceballos Co. que
arroja una existencia de setenta cinco
mil cionto treinta dollars seis centavos
($75.130, 06) y de los iugresos y pagos
verifcados por aquella dependencia. du-
rante ell mes de Abril 6ltimo, con una
existencia de ciento seaenta y nueve mil
Ciento noventa dollars noventa siete
centavos ($169.19o.O97)
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YA LLE G 0

Ell mas famoso, ell mas grande surtido
de camas colchones, colchonetas, almoha-
das, driles, cintas mil arffculos mas, Sc
estan recibiendo en- "La Vizcaina", San
Francisco Az.
Los cors6s mas famosos, de mas novedad
mas de moda, se venden en- este estable-
cimiento.
Pida cuponea para obtener regalos de
ArEiVi HermanoG.
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AdOquinadO.

La Corporation municipal dispuao pase
& intorme del Alcalde de la ciudad la mo-
ci6n presentada por el concejal sehor Anna
dor Hobre adoquinado de las GALES, BE
nefcencia," Rosario "Morovis" de es-
ia ciudad; qsf como eI presupuesto del in
geniero inspector de obras pdblicas muni-
cipales para afrmado de las expresadas
GALES y de la de "Norzagaray."
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ACuerdO.

Ell Ayuntamiento de la ciudad acord6
que pase 4 la Comisi6n de Hacienda el es-
critic en- que dou Juan Rodriguez solicita
una subvenci6n de diez dollars mensuales
para poder continuar sut estudios en- los
Estados Unido1
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/ N + 0 R M E

Sc enter6 el Consejo antier de la carta
en- que el alcalde de la ciudad da cuenta
de que en- Ell hospital de mujeres habilita-
do solo para 80 camas, hay So mujeres y
va aumentando ell ndmero de asiladas
Ha sido necesario proveerse de catrss
pOr no ser sufciente las camas, pues afu-
yen al hospital mujeres enfermas de toda
la isla.
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Sc solicitan BORDADORAs Y GALA.
DORAS. asegurandoles trabajo constante-
PropOrcionamos Ia telay dibujOs envian-
dOlOs cualquier parte de Ia isla, Diri-
jirse a The Porto Rico Drawn Work d
Embroidery Co. FoFtaIeza I9. TsmbiEn
ae sOlicitan buenas oOstureras. D.
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Ell QUE DESEE alquilar dos habita-
clones en- Santurce q precios m6dicos Y
teflirse Ell cabello de negro garantizando 81
teflido por seis meses quedando el mismO
brillo que 81 fuera natural, dirigiPse al apar-
tado coz San Juan, p. r. 30 v, &,
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Hos lugares Ia corneta espahoIa, llsmando
los dispersos y pocos dias despues entraba
Ia coiumna en- Puerto Principe, con el as
no sin iinete y las bandas mi.itares silen-
ciosas.
Lo que pldo ser N gran ac1nt,cimien-
to para las armas espsnolas. Sc troc6 en-
una gran victo,i ia para ia causa reyolucio-
maria.
Las familias cubanas tras de los muros
de sus hogares sonrisron radiantes de fe-
licidad , ALA. en- el lugar mas santo de Ia
casa, la fe del creyente encendi6 bujfas 4
la patrona de los cubsnos, Ia Virgencita
de la Carload, vestida de azul, aIiu hume
decija por las lagrimas de la vfspera.
Eduardo KareLa Zequeira.
Habana, 1906.
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LA NUEVA PERLA"
SI'CURSAL.

En- de los sios c6ntrcos de Juan equina
de la cale de de la Foraeza Ia Cruz han alberto Los M-
CHAcHo ucesores de A. Mayo Ga estabccmeno de Qun
eala Ferreeria donde surtdo complete
pue4e hallarse
Artculos de Novedad para DAMAs cABA1EERos.
LA NUEVA PERLA Y los MUCHACHOS Sc eompetan de
una manera donde puede estabecerse competencia.
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Habana, 1906.
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ParahOIa contra Ia intOIeranGia.

San Juan.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-02
Of resistance and secure concessions
from tho soldiers and be permitted to

Of resistance and secure concessions
from tho soldiers snd be permitted to
make their way 10 the Cheyenne res
ervation and remain there pending
their disposition by Washington
The campires OF che Indians are
blazing brightly and the only evidence
Of life ia the occasional fitting OF the
shadow OK come warrior by the ares.
The Utes are not painted, nor are they
dancing.
Moorhead advices state that a panic
is ON there and the women and chill
dren are being removed from the
scene OF the trouble. II IL feared that
tn the event OF a clash between the
soldiers and Indians, the indians will
scatter and work their vengeance upon
the settlers. The ranches are being
converted into fortresses and every
precaution taken to meet the Indians
II they come that way.
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SERIOUS UPRISING WAS ON FOOT
Major Kane Quickly Prevented More
Trouble In Cuba.

Major Kane Quickly Prevented More
Trouble In Cuba.
Havana, Oct. 31.-Mator Theodore
p. Kane, commander of the marines
stationed at Cienfuegos, has sent In
report to the effect that on Oct. ~
he was informed that serious upris-
ing was on foot. He at once posted
strong guards at the entrances to the
city with orders not to permit armed
persons to pass In or out. He then
went accommodating and In the town Of
Of Caunao, four miles to the northeast,
he found Colonel Toledo at the head of
a mounted and unarmed body of 100
ex-insurgents. Toledo said he had or.
ganized for the purpose OF resisting a
threatened attack by the Moderates.
Major Kane explained that these fears
were unfounded and advised Colonel
Toledo to disband his men and send
them back to their homes. This ad-
vice was followed.
! A similar gathering near Sancti
spiritus also was dispersed. From
| Matanzas come further complaints of
| the threatening attitude Of bands of
armed negroes in that vicinity, but nc
overt acts have been committed.
Governor Magoon has issued de-
cree which discharges all employees OF
the senate and house of representa-
tives with the exception of ten men
for each house This move will effect
a saving of 100000 a year.
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TO FULFILL PROMISE
PRESIDENT PREPARING 70 GIVE
THE FiLiPiNos A PARLiA.
MENT or THEIR OWN.

Washington, Oct. 31.-The president
In preparing to redeem his promise
made to the Philippine people through
Secretary Taft that they shall have a
parliament OF their own, conditioned
upon their good behavior for term Of
two years, and It is understood that
Secretary Taft himself will proceed to
the Philippines next spring to witness
the installation Of the new form Of
representative government. March 81.
1905, the Philippine census was pub
lished and consequently two years
from that date. March az. 1907, under
the terms Of the act Of congress the
president will direct the Philippine
commission to call general election
for the choice OF delegates to what
will be known as the Philippine as
sembly. This body is to take over all
legislative powers heretofore exer'
cised by the Philippine commission in
that part Of the archipelago not inhab'
tied by Moros or non-Christian tribes
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QUIET IN ST. PETERSBURG.
First Anniversary OF Constitutional
1.7 Grant 10 Eloodiess. re- .s


st. Petersburg, Oct. a1.--The first
anniversary Of the proclamation OF the
manifesto giving constitution to Rus
sia passed In undisturbed quiet. Dis
order and bloodshed were averted.
The workmen of st. Petersburg, al
ways the most numerous element In
any disturbance. complied absolutely
with the orders of the labor organiza-
lions and abstained from any celebra-
ton or demonstration. The Putiloff
iron works employees worked as usual
in obedience to the orders from labor
headquarters. These works are the
heart of the labor movement.
Disquieting signs were observed
near the works and an adequate force
Of men were stationed In the neighbor-
hood to cope with any emergency. The
men Of score OF smaller factories
had the day off, but work was per-
formed in a majority OF the shops.
Several bands of Black Hundreds,
armed with slaves, paraded in a re-
mote street, but there we're no coils
ions with them nor have there been
any conflicts between the workmer
and the police.
The days issue of the Oko, formerly
the Russ, and the Tovarisheb were
confiscated.
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INDIANS WILL FIGHT
REsELLtous uTES PREFER TO
GIVE BATTLE RATHER THAN
90 BACK TO UTAH.
CRISIS IN TROUBLE At HAND
REAL DANGER LIES IN ANTiCt'
PATEo JUNCTION OF UTEs
: AND cHEYEkNEs.

Sheridan. Wyo., Oct. s1.-A hurried
change in the disposition Of troops OF
the Tenth cavalry under Colonel Augur
disclosed that the real danger now
ties In the anticipated junction OF
Cheyenne Indians with the Utes. A
portion OF Colonel Augur's command
was hurried on to Sheridan. where sup
ply wagons were started northward
From G. c. Rousculp, guide, it is
learned that the troops under Colonel
Augur, reinforced by two additional
companies from Fort Mackenzie, will
proceed to Ashland, eighty miles north
of Sheridan, to meet troops coming
overland from Fort Keogh.
Luther Dunning has just arrived
from the Ute Indian camp on Bear
creek, where he met and talked with
Chief Kannapah. who says his people
are prepared to fight before they will
be taken back to Utah to starve.'
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EMMA GOLDMAN ARRESTED.
Nine other Anarchists Also Taker
into Custody In New York.

Nine other Anarchists Also Taken
into Custody in New York.
New York, Oct. Sienna Goldman
and nine other persons were arrested
at an anarchistic meeting on East
Fourth street at night. The police
pushed their way through the crowd
toward the speakers stand and arrest
ed julius Edelson. who was speaking.
AS they did so there were shouts OF
"Down with the police" kill the po-
lice" "They are worse than the Rus
sian police"
The other arrests followed quickly
Ede1son was charged with melting to
riot and the others with disorderly
conduct.
According to the police, Edelson In
his speech declared among other
things: "No matter how much Cool
gosz had been damned for his good
work we know that he was a great
man. He was a true hero. American
laws are all made for bluffing. The
people of America are worse bluffee
than those of Russia"
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SON BORN TO PLANTATIONS.
Birth of Boy May Mean Loss Of Mil
Iions 10 Milwaukee HospitaI.

SlFIn OF Soy way "Soh -SSs " WV
lions to Milwaukee Hospital.
Milwaukee, Oct. 31.-A son has been
born to Mr. and Mrs. William Woocs
Plankinton.
The little fellow is the first repre-
sentative of the fourth generation of
the family. If he survives, the Mil
waukee Hospital association will not
receive any of the Plankinton wealth,
which Is estimated at several millions,
as was provided for In the event of
the death of the daughter and grand
son. The will of John Plankinton, the
founder of the family, provided that
In the event that no heir was born be-
fore the death of the direct descend
ants, the hos Dital was to get his entire
estate. The direct heirs now living,
besides the latest arrival, are Miss
Elizabeth Plankinton, daughter OF
John Plankinton. and William Woods
Plankinton. grandson.
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INDIANS ENTRENchED.
Occupy Strong Position in Hills Near
Arvada, Wyo.

Billings, Mont, Oct. 31.-A tele-
phone message from Arvada, Wyo..
states that the renegade Ute Indians
are entrenched in strong position in
the hills adjacent to Arvada and that
the Tenth and Sixth cavalry troops
are accommodating the country prep
aratory to closing in. Apparently the
object of the troops is to awe the In
dams with display OF superior force
and thus secure their surrender with
out bloodshed. The Utes are deter
mined not to give in to the soldiers
until they have to, believing IL they
would 1t will mean their return to
Utah. where they say they cannot Sc
cure enough to eat The Utes have
been active in laying large supply OF
ammunition at Cheyenne and Gillette
together with provisions. and II the
temper of the leading fribesmen can
he taken as an indication. they pro
.ore ia Aght or al, least make show
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HIS CONDITION SERIOUS.

Representative Hoar Has Change for
the Worse.
Worcester, Mass, Oct. 31.-Repre-
sentative lockwood Hoar's condition
In very grave. DIR. Baker, his physi-
clan, says:
Congressman Hoar failed consider
ably during the latter part of the
night and his condition is very serious,
more serious than at any time during
his present Illness"
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GROUP.

A reliab BILE medicine and one that should
always be kept In the homo for I'm
mediate use Is Chamberlain'e Cough Re-
NEEDY. 1t will prevent the attack IL given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even after the croupy cough appears.
There Is no danger in giving 1t to child
rem for It contains no opium or other
harmful drug. For sale by Havra Drug
company. .~
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POLICEMAN KILLED AT WARSAW
The Only Incident to Disturb the
Peace in That City.

Warsaw, Oct. 31.-A band of ter
rorists shot and killed policeman
here In the evening. but with this ex-
ception the day passed quietly. The
streets were patrolled by cavalry, and
detachments of artillery were posted
at strategic points as a precaution
against all eventualities.
The police ordered housewares. un-
der threats OF arrest, &c display fiage
during the day and illuminations at
af0hA
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To Investigate Child Labor.

Washington, Oct. 31.-By direction
OF President Roosevelt, Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster has been detailed from the de-
partment of justice to investigate the
condition OF women and children work.
ers throughout the country. Legisla
ton on this subject is pending before
congress-.
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FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.

} The most famous strikebreakess i'll
the land are Or. King"s New Life PiiN
When liver and bowels go on strike. the3
quickly settle the trouble, and the pur:-
flying work goes right on. Best cure Cor
constipation, headache and dizziness. 20
at Boone's drug store.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06

Noe Eo@sry Ala. Sep, k-wki,s
seated BESIDE sis sweetheart 90 ms
saiisrJ az hsr hoSns at s;saamas a.
DpctsrJ colsmsz wss Sired spBu froU
tas aafsness and r~csivsd ~osaa.
'ro@ vsieA ~ lied . fec bar. la,.v
Vo.sHan ga ai~oui ihiFJy yeas. GA
sHs re''asd Ia dntiss. pa Hs GA.
- aa's hs~n nssrried 10 ne yaaar
1850 vaa'n - $50 rissras Aeor.
pa@'' IH'y fciars-d . Eerales sAas ,as
rvs ~sirh sssasa Ais ssafh sns s,~s
~ psrsoa seansus
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Situation Grows Serious.

~ Petersburg. Sept s.--The sl,ua
iiOn IN the shnsha. Jevsnahlr and
other districts ~ Southeastern eau
easla, who're the Tartar.Armenlan hos.
Utilities are In fulI sway, has grown
90 serious that the viceroy has 40.
peroedcd General 0olochkApof Cover.
horgeneral ~ Elisabcthpol province.
by General Bauer. vhoae name was
coupled With that ~ General AIllka,
hsnoh. In connection with the strong
methods BY which order vas restored
In the Caucasus after me revolt OF
last winter While parliament waa
In session attention vas repeatedly
called Ia OeasEal BsnsTs harshnsss
by hs members from the CaucasBa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-06

Americus. Ga. Sept. s,--RBrAl mall
carries from the II eoaniisu 81 tho
laird Congressional district assembled
Ia eonVsaiion In Amsricaa Monday a.
'sfHooh With . large attendance tn.
carriers were uslocmsd b. cslonsi
y = chsidsFs and cs:oasi Allen For,
IN appropriate addresses. After m.
Transaction ~ ~ ba.iAsas the visi,ofs
wers entertained 81 Q baSbscus din.
bsr. SdieafhlnK later 70 meet again
In Eilzvlih on Thanksgiving
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Robbers Make q alo HsuI.

Rainier. Ore. Sept. 5-whne Cash.
ter J. W. Vanancher lay bound hand
aud toot gagged AMI lied Ia a table
IN back room. TWO bandits lclsnrcN
looted the State Bank ~ Rainier in
broad daylight II was tao hours
before their unfortunate victim WA
able to free himself sufficiently 10
give the alarm and In the meantime
'se fobbeFS had made good their a..
cape. taking Nth them between 81 600
and t2.b"o IN gold coln. silver and
bank notes lying on the counter we're
untouched.
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Emms s.eam, Erh.n.,.a

'oldheld. Nevada. Sept. SIT wa
announced that the Aims % the NOV.
ING pictures became exhausted after
me r'y%iShih round % the Cans,
Nelson hEht A. q rexuh the con.
GUIDING rounds gill not be sho~n in
the pictures. President Richards stat.
"a 'sai the recslpts for the axh,
Amounted 70 approximately az coo
Ana That the number u spectators
AZ me riHxsiss aggregated : 600 TAi,
"A" ne greatest snoaat - m9ney a
90 IN io' prize hEhs Ia TIE hi.toty
" the riaE
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CONVENTION MEETS IN MACON.
VIII Nominate Governor and State.
House Officials.

Macon, Ca. Sept. 5,--Amid the hut.
terms or sailS Oedocklug flags ANA
banners aud the ringing cheers and
wild applause OF eleven hundred dele
gates and two thousand visitors tina,
crowded MaCOn's handsome new audi
trilm tn Overlooking, the state con
yCntion was called tO order promptly
at noon Tuesday ~ nominate Hon
lioke Smith as governor ID Georgia
aud name he Other Statehouse officers
Long before the fall Ut Chairman
NJ. J. Icomuns gayel called the vast
concuurse To order the crowds began
making their way toward the place
OF meeting by 1880 O'Clock the
various delegates had been seated
and the busy hum OF voices sounded
like mammoth beehive
High abIve the arlisdcally fcstOoned
lags which had been draped Rbove
the seats were Iloke smith banners,
and. although II had been known that
as far as Mr. Smiths nomination was
concerned there would be- no con est,
It did not deter the many hundreds
from tanning the building
As ths clock On the walls pointed To-
the noon hour, Chairman Yeomans
called the convention 10 order and
then hts connection with the conven.
ton and the state executive commit.
tee ceased.
Congressman Thomas w Ilardwlck
Of the tenth distrlct was named as
the temporary chairman of the con
vonIiOn and the days work was be-.
gun.