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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-15
lEESViiiILE
MANY ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT
PERSONS AND THINGS.

Miss Lucy Riser came home from
Winthrop College last Friday and has
been quite sick since she came.
Miss Gertrude Oxner who has been
away teaching came home Tuesday.
Miss Ncllio Crouch is attending
Ncwberry College commencement
this week.
Airs. IL. a. Meetze has returned
home after weeks visit in Laurcns.
Miss Myrtle Yeargir is visiting Miss
Ella Lou Able this week.
Mr. John Drafts went to Columbia
'u"sday
Mcssrs Edgar Cato and Lowry Co
win were in town Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs, Jno. Addy we've in
town shopping Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Able is visiting friends in
Newbcrry.
Mrs. III. Z. Scnt,rfeit who has been
Spe nding some time al Rev. Grose-
closes returned home Wednesday ac-
companied by Miss Hattie GroseclUsc
Ms s. 5 Molnnv and little grand
daughter. Lucille, are visiting Mr.. II
@. Moluny.
Mr C. w Riser and brother, Claude
a!c attending Newberry College com
n"nccmenL Tins week
Miss Alma Barr is attending the
Wonord College commencement
lr, Il. j Ethercdge spent Tuesday
in Lexington.
Mr.. John Barr, of Ninety Six, i
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Emma Hardy is visiting h,
grandparents Capt. A +. West thi
week
Nr, w + CroSSon is visiting friend
in Prosperity.
one OF the oldest landmarks il
LeeSyillc. the Old - .rrick store build
| ing, has been pulled down and ri
moved to make room for the commC
dious annex to Matthews & Bouk
nights store building
Col. John Eell TOwil and wife, @
Batcsburg were i'm town Sunday an
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Shcaly
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RIDGE SPRING,

Misses Katie and I,ucv Edwards
and Nellie Jones have returned home
after a hard years work at Winthrop.
Miss Beaulan Watson has also come
home from Columbia, where she has
been attending tie Method'st rolIege
Miss Alice Jones is at home for the
summer. She has been teaching in
Spartanburg.
Miss Iuia Jnncs s,s VISITING friordo
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PLANTERS STORAGE
COMPANY.
ORGANIZED AND NEARLY TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF STOCK SUBSCRIBED In
THIRTY MINUTES

hasC saturday books of subscription
were opened for the purpose of re.
ceiVlng stock subscriptions to the
fianters Storage Company The meet
ing was held In the Office OF Mr.. f. b.
hernaghan and organized. DR.. w
IL. zimmerman was elected 10 tho
chair and hr. VIM. Nj. Carter eI.cted
secretary OF the meeting. DR.. Tim
norman called the meeting to order
ana ordered the election of officers
Or X. IL. Zimmerman was elected
PRESIDENT, and L. b. Kernagban.
vice PRESIDENT. The election OF
oohef officers was postponed. For the
present DR.. r. II. Zimmerman con-
sented TO serve as Secretary and
treasurer. The elected officers were
instructed 10 proceed with nepoti-
ationS with the Southern Railway for
the lease Of The land along the RIGHT
oi-"ay between its road and the prop
erty of NJ K. Rutland.
The total amount subscribed at the
meeting was s6 6oa. ~
IoAo"lnR were the directors elect
ed;
DR.. W. Ii. Timmermrn. VIM. M
Carter, Col. E. F. Strother, l.. d.
Cullum, ia. Whitten, j. b. Suddath
and Dr. f G. Ridgell The meeting
was then adjourned.
Those who subscribed for stock
were:
r. II. Zimmerman, L. X. Gunter.
The Citizens Bank, NJ. w Perry,
Or +. c. Ridgell, J.F. Kneece.
w. II Zimmerman, A. C. Jones,
i. K. Cullum, w. c. Bates, F.. F..
Strother, 4. p. Kernaghan, Id
Cuilum Co., The First National
Bank, VIM, NJ. Carter, L. NJ. Mitch.
ell, E. Jones, j. b. Suddath, w. ID.
Rikard, w. X. Shealy, j. b. Towin,
e. l.. Hartley, NJ. E. Rutland, j. c.
Glover, S. L. Altman, j. A. Whitten
Miss I. E. Branch, J. Nj. Hoek, w.
p. Zimmerman, l.. T. Perry, L. d
Cullum, 5. f. Perry, NJ. U. Boat
wright, John Mccarthy.
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OUR LEXINGTO ON
C0RRESpON-
DENT,
TELLS ALL ABOUT THOSE WHO
ARE VISITING THE COUNTY
CAPITOL OTHER THINGS
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

MesSrs. j. E. Barre, w. p. Roof, Jr.,
j. b. Wingard ard DR.. p. II. Shealy
are attending the commencement at
Newberry college.
Little Miss Louise Wallace, OF
Aiken, is visiting at Col. G. Z Gra-
hams.
Mr.. Robert A. Marks is quite III
with fever
Miss Mary Graham, who graduated
at the convent in Aiken, returned to
Lexington Thursday. Misses Ruth
Graham, PearIe Oswald and Mr.. b.
Heber Barre attended the commence
ment.
Mr.. c, L. Guion, of Columbia, was
In town Saturday.
Mr. Samuel Learhart took trip
TO Columbia last week
Among our college girls who are
home for, vacation are Misses Caro-
Efrd from The College for Women
and Sadie Leslie and Eunice Wessing-
er from winthrop.
Misses Ernestine Barre, Annie Lou
Taylor and Martha Hendrix Caugh-
man were the guests of Misses Ethel
and Nellie Caughman in Columbia
last week.
MesSrs Lewis Roof and Fort Graham
witnessed the CoIumbia-Augusta ball
game Friday,
Misses Viola and Jennie Buckley sre
spending several days with their grand
father, Luther Smith, in the Dutch
Fork.
Mir. Edwin G.. Dreher has returned
from busineas trip to Augusta
McSsrs & T. Graham ana w. A.
Smith, of Columbia, spent Sunday at
Col. C. 7. Graham's
Mrs J. B Wingard and Miss Lucy
Daniel Wingard are the eNeets OF
Prof. and Mrs. Morrison at Clemson
college.
Mr. Nevins Hendrix, of Leesvills,
was in Lexington Thursday
Mrs NJ Smoak, of Bamberg. is Wis.
iting her brother DR.. l.. Il. NJ Smoak
Austin Roof has purchased an au.
tomoblle to carry the mail on the ru-
raj route
Mrs T. L. Caughman has returned
from a delightful visit TO her siste
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-15
MR. WALTER G.
CARTRIDGE
SUCCESSFULLY OPERATED ON FOR
APPENDICITIS DOING WELL
AND WILL SOON BE OUT.

On Friday last DR.. Guerry, OF Co
lumbiI. performed a very successful
operation upon Mi Walter G.. Cart
edge for appendicitis a: the Colum-
bia Hospital MIR Cartledgc is gc,.
ting along ic,ly and II is now only a
question or Jim before we Will see
hi, ch"cjIut fhc,. on our streets again
Dr Gucrry has not lest but two ca
$ Qua 81 the 3 ge number he has Oh
r'aL, d on for aplc d,cllis in the asst
year, his success has been phent mi
nal.
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Where dO-FLY goos flies will m,
go Use II on your Horses and Cattle.
tepEens & Cato Monstts c e
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GRAHAM AND STURKIE
WILL BE THE STYLE OF NEW
LAW FIRM ESTABLISHED
In LEXINGTON.

Col G t. Graham and Mr.. T. C.
oJurkie have formed a co partnership
toL the practice OF law and the arm
name will be Graham and Sturkie.
Col. Graham has practiced law for
twenty five years and is one of the
most aStute and able lawyers in the
State. Mr.. Sturkie is a young man of
marked ability and has had considera.
bic experience in the practice OF his
profession.
Tne firm will occupy four rooms in
the kaughman building where one Of
them can be found at all times during
the day. ltgoes without saying that
all business entrusted TO their care
will receive prompt attention.
All matters placed in the hands of
'ither member of this firm previous to
the partnership, will be attended
o 10y the one i'm whose hands the bus-
mess was placed.
There is no law firm in the State
'trongcr or more reliable than the
tbove mentioned, and there is no
ioubt that they will receive the large
patronage they SO Justly deserve. Ow-
ing TO The increase i'm business tbese
gentlemen found 1t necessary to form
a partnership In order to handle the
large practice coming into their hands
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TWO MORE PLEDGES.
COL. j. c. BOYD FOR ADJUTANT
GENERAL AMI c L. TOOL
F0R CONGRESS.

Yesterday Col ! c Pnyd Of Green
vIllc a candidate ipr arJulant and in
spact II general, fled h'a p'rd-c with
State Chairman Willie Jones G.. L.
Tool, member OF the house from Al
ken, has fled his pledge for TIL" con
srcssi0nal race from hl, q st!ict ES.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-15
A LARGE SQUASH.

Nr. r. s. Simmons, of this place,
brought into the Office this morning a
squash weighing something over seven
pounds IL is about the largest one
ever raised in this section. Mr.. Sim
mons says that lie has pulled from the
same vine already this year at least
fifty. We are very much indebted to
the raiser OF these line veg, tables for
his generosity.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-06-15
Where TIE Peo) DE Go.

n g.D lire o5 t!e b3si cxtr cts ard
pcrtuuicry .Ver carried by sdv one III
Batcsburg, is to be found al TIumnn 5
Bros. Ice cream always on hand.
coen al o:50 =. NJ.
Timnom's Bros, EatcSbhJg, 8. c..
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Kellers Mitchell returned Mon
day from Columbia where he spent
several weeks with his father, Mr.
Walter Mitchell.
Mrs l. Edwards spent Sunday and
Monday in Columbia.
Mfr. Chester Brogden, of Samaria,
visited Batesburg this week
Misses Carrie and BESSIE Mitchell,
OF LeeSviile, visited Batesburg this
week.
Mr.. Grady Hardin, OF Glover, S. c.,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. N. A. Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Rawl spent
one day In Columbia last week.
Mr. Rufus Minick. OF the Sardis sec
tion, was visitor to Batesburg Thurs
day.
Mrs. Pic[enS Jones is visiting rel.
atives at Wards.
Mrs. d. z. Boiie and daughter En-
ma attended chlldren's day at SPanns
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Fox, and daughter Miss
Mary Eliza, Of Concord, y. g.. are
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. A. G. Jones spent one day in
Atlanta last week.
Mrs. G. f. Winn and Miss Efie
i,,
shopping.
Miss Lottie Bodie is visiting rel
atives at Wards.
Misses Ellie and Mamie Gumter
spent short while in Lcesville sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crouch spent
Saturday and Sunday at Wards.
Mrs Claudia Edwards and Mrs. II
G. Maloney, Of Lcesville, were in town
Monday.
Miss Nirgie Brodie and her mother
Mrs. Brodie, OF near Leesville visited
DR. and Mrs. 7. 4. Quattiebaum tEis
week.
Miss Dltton, charming young lady
of MidGleseX. Va, Is the guc!lL ol
Mrs Walter J. McCartha
Mr.. Lowry Covan visited Leesvlle
Sunday.
Mr. NJ Matthews, and family of
LeeSviile, were IN town SunCay
Mir. j. j. Raw paid flying trip to
Augusta today.
Miss Alma Whittle attended the
funeral services Of Mrs Mark Shealey,
at LeeSville. Sunday last.
MIR. l.. NJ. Werts, of Clouds Creek,
was visitor to Batesbu"g yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, Fill Padgett, OF Du-
pont, were III town Wednesday.
Mr.. and MIS- S. b. Cartleuge spent
Thursday in Columbia.
Mr.. Bariar rarnell, who has been
attending school at Clemson college
spent Il few days with his brother, NJ
III. S Parncil This week, on his way
home at Lamar
Mr. and Mrs Joe Malfett, Of Lees
Vile, were in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Il. V. Shcaly who attended
school at Newberry college, returned
hOme yesterday.
Rev Il. Il. Hodges returned yeSter-
day from Wofford, where he attended
the WolIord college cummencemcnJ.
Mr. Killian Harman brought very
large ripe tg in the Advocate oflice
yesterday. 1t was the largest We have
'en this season.
Mr.. Kenley Kncece gave us call
yes c day. Mr. kueece has many
] friends in Bat, shurg
Mr.. VIM c. Mitchell will leave to-
day for New York and will be absent
about ten days
Mr.. A. NJ withcrs, of Columbia,
spent yesterday in Batesburg.
Peaches are being shipped in large
shipments from us daily.
Mr. II. T. Hartley is going t. New
York on pleasure trip.
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The reason that people
come twenty-five miles
after an EASY RIDING
BUGGY, sold by e. JONES .
is because they give en-
tire satisfaction.
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GO-FLY keeps files off Horses and
Cattle. Sold by Stephens & Cato,
Monatta, s, <.
WANTED

An all round shop man blacksmith,
wheeIwright and horse shooing. State
salary. i'll cannot hire VIII sell en-
tire business. Good locality Address
n. 3 duntcr, Batesburg, 5. c.
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IELLOl HELLO!

Have Just received four cars of cot
ton sSod huIis. VIII keep q supply
ali the summer.
=. KenGcTIy at l.. K. Steadman's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-05
IMP S Y NO.
tiGias De FunaCao.
El pfeCi0 de ID came Sc Ia aIteTadO
alli CoHsldeTshlemente.
PaTeGe que es excesll0 81 irahaI0 Do los m6dIeOs
enpIaados eI d mdnIelpalidad.
{ (De nNestro eo1regponsaL. )

i
Julio 3. Desde q dia primero, como
anunciaba 81 precio de Ia carne se ha
alterado considerablemente. Tenemos con-
fanza de que Ell Ayuntamiento solucionara
este grave problema que Sc presenta n
pueblo. especialmente la clase proletaria.
Con ansiedad se esperaba 81 resultado
de Ia session del Ayuntamiento que debfa
celebrarse aver por los asuntos que debfa
solucionar y que 81 pueblo desea conocer.
Sc suspendi6 la reunion, pero no sucedera
asf en- Ia pr6xima convocatoria.
Vemoa gran actividad en- el nuevo
contratista del alumbrado, por tener este
servicio como el pdblico espera- Que as{
continde para que no Sc Olga: 'sque Ia es.
coba nueva barre bien''
Gran animaci6n reina para celebrar
el aniversaTio de la independents de los
Eatados Unidos en- eI dia de maiiana.
Grande es 81 trabajo de los m6dicos
por esta municipalidad para atender los
enfermos pobres de Il jurisdiction por 10
distante que Sc halIan uno de otroa barrios,
A veces Ocurre que Al Hegar de ''Maubi-
che tienen que salir para TEXAS.
va desapareci6 81 entusiasmo que en-
los primeros dias ilnsionaba los pocos
republicanos de aqui. EI sabad6 pasado
quemaron sus lfltimos cartuchos Por Ell
contrario en- 81 campo unionista, grandc es
81 entusiasmo los puestos pdblicos Sc
llevaran dignou unionistas, que como hasta
Ia feeha. dan prestigio i este invencible
baluarte de la libertad Habra lucha pa-
ra clio y los vencidos celebraran la victo-
ria unidos los vencedorea, todos cobb
jados por Ia fraternal bandera de la Union
de Puerto Rico.
"A fines de este mes saldFa el primer
ndmero de IN peri6dico local titulado:
s.EL Mont Pelee' redactado por distin-
guidos intelectuales de esta ciuaAd Para
clio. Sc espera la imprenta arrendada con
este objeto, en- esa capital, por eI senior
Zengotita.
Han sido nombrados Bub.maTshalls
de Ia Corte de Distrito y Municipal los
j6venes don Rafael Mas don Candelario
Lopez, respectivamente. Felicitamos cor I
dialmente estos amigos
Cada dia es peorel estado de las ca
lies de esta ciudad. 5Tendrd Ia culpa el
locom6vil del sefior Roig? SabemoH que
ell pr6ximo afio Ell senior alcalde don Emf
lilo Cuadra, ae ocupara de- hacer grandes
meioras en elias; pero hasta esa fecha es de
esperar no Sc empeoren, porque no sc pue-
den comprar botes.
Cada dia adquieren mayores precios
las fncas de esta comarca. Los que Be
dedican al cultivo de Ia cana y 81 cafe Sc
por el producto de Bu trabaio y
pronto sara Humacao Ia comarca mas rica
de laisla.
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NOTAS. POLITlCAS.

En- lalproposici6n que present6 anoche
el Sr. Hernandez Lopez. votaron en- con-
ira de dicho Jefe, los sefores Becerril, Ro.
sendo Rivera Noa, BarboBa, Degsds, Moli-
ma. Y 4 favor ell DIR. Santiago We've, Os-
Waldo Abril, Octavio Ramirez de Hnma-
Gao, los Delegates de Barros, Rodriguez
Serra, Sire Jaime, yotrop. LA PROPOSE.
Ci6n fu6 delrotada por 3 votes
Sc asegura que el DR.. Santiago We've,
regress 4 Fajardo muy desconsolado de las
cosas que pasan en- su partido.
-Se afirma que al ser derrotada la
proposition del sefior Hernandez Lopez
anoche, nm delegado hizo; uso de Ii pala-
bra en- t6rminos muy duros contra eL jefe;
al extreme de que este Idfcese intent6 re-
peler las frases mortifcantes que le dirijie-
ransde modo contundente, 10 cual fu6 evil
tado por varios delegado7.
-Se informa ,que los '.nuevos elemen-
-tas' que So .pFoponfan ingresar en- 81 par
lido republican, para secundar Ia polftica
del jefe Oh vista do haber sido deTrotado
cate ca los distintoH punsos qpa Eometi6 4 Ia
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SueesOs en- IA IsIa

1Al Coronel Hamill de Ia Policfa Insu.
lar. Arecibo, Julio 4.-Terminada inves-
tigaci6n aver noche en HatilIc, resulta que
segdn de0laraciones de policfas j psz de Paz
Sc opuso al arresto de varios deaordenados
& injuriando Sy agrediendo al guaFdia Pri-
mitivo Hern6ndez quien hizo uso del rotten
resuItando con varias contusiones ell Juez
de Paz IL Francisco Moran guardias
Hernandez Padilla con guerrero destro-
zada. Por correo de hoy comunicare in.
vestigaci6n. Sargento Gonzalez.
Utuado, Julio 3. Comandante aub-pues.
to Policia Insular Jayuya arrest6 Ra-
mon Bruno por delito violaci6n Juez
municipal entiende asunto exigi6le mil do
liars fanza. Guardia Miguel Cortiell,
Caguas, Julio 3.-Hoy al ser arTeseado
individuo Rafael Ortiz por guardia Cruz
Santiago por portaf un revolver fue aco-
metido por 81 Ortiz, otros indiYiduo inn
pefanle su acci6n, fesuItando dicho guar
dia con leve confusion ella cabeza produ.
cida por piedra. Fner6n arrostados y
Juez municipal entiende asunto. Ciudad
tranquila -Cabo Ortiz.
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Ell Ola De
IA BAIllERA.

Como describe 81 aGlobe Democrat de
ST. Louis Mo, Estados Unidos 81 dia de la
bandera:
"Hoy Junio 14es 81 129 aniYersario
del nacimiento de La bandera Esto mues-
ira que los Estados Unidos estSn aumen-
tando en- amos, apeaar de que en- sentimien.
toa y yigoT, es 10 mas j6ven de las gran
des nacioneR; mas joven que muchas
otras naciones mas pequefas. La bande-
ra es mas vieja que el gobierno bajo Ia
constitution. Cuando fu6 aceptada por
el Congreso Continental ia Declaraci6n de
Independence solo tenfa un afio Ia que
IRA que mas tarde habia de convertir aque-
la declaration en- raalidad, estaba en- SUI
mas temprano desarTollo.
"El dfa de Ii bandera es ceIebrado en-
Ia mayor parte de las escuelas ptblicas de-
los Estados Unidos. La bandera es izada
hey en todos los edifcios p6blicoa del pals;
tambi6n en- muchas residencias privadas
sera desplegada III viento Els IN gran
aniversaTio y geneTalmente debfa ser mas
Observable este dfa de loque es. Este dfa
es el mas vieio de todos nuestroa dfas pa
tri6ticog, excepto 81 4 de Julio. Depgra-
ciadamente el observar este dia no empe-
70 hast9 una fecha comparativamente re-
ciente. Este oIvido sinembargo ha sido
subsanado ahora hasta cierto punto, poT Ia
universidad y el entusiasmo con que 81 dia
se esta celebgando.
En- Una gran parte del globo serS cele-
bradO 81 nacimiento del emblema nacional
de America, b que signitiea que los Esta-
dos Unidos ocupan IN gran sitio en- el ma
pa. Desde las Islas Filipinas hasta Puer-
to Rico y el extTemo mas hacia 81 este de
Maine las estrellas y las fTanjas recibiF6n
honorss especiales hoy.
Los Estados Unidos se han convertible
desde 1898 ca naci6n en cuye. territorio
jam4s De pone el sol de veraIo. Tiene la
mas densa poblaci6n de los paises civiliza-
dos excepto Russia, es mas rica que Ru-
sia el Reino Undo juntoB, siendo seate
iItimo 81 mas parecido los Estados Uni
dos respecto este punto, pero Russia tieEfe
suNpueste mas bajo que Francia y Alema-
nia en- este respecto.
Muehas personals dicen que los Estados
Unidos tienen demasiadoa dias de fiesta,
pero este dfa no ea IN dill de fiesta en- que
los trabajoh De suspsnden. Este e. tam
bi6n IN dia que ser6 Observable tanto item
po como dure Il naci6n.
. EI punto mas inteTea ute, poT gupuestO,
de Ia celebraci6n de este dfa en- cualquier
parte, ser6 la deYoluci6n sn PhiIadelphia,
a gobierno dc los Esta6cs Unid0s, De r.
CASE en- que yivi6 Betsy Roas, que hizo la
primer bandera
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26 COMP MAS FE-
noCa iIeEas baiO
prOCedinlientOS
81 gObieTnO dispusstO a ObIigarlas
al cumplimiento de Ia ley
'UStades tIsnsa ID uhIIgacI6R de VIglIar de una
maneTa muy actia eseflhl6 M. MOOdy
4 tudos los Attorneys ds IA naci6n.

El Attorney General Moody ha ordena-
do que inmediatamente Sc eDtab.e proce
dimiento enScontra de las grandes compsfliaa
de ferrocarTiles que han Yiolado las leyes
no teniendo en- propias condolences suH
equipos. Entire esas eompanfas Sc encuen-
tran las siguientes:
Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe Railway
Company, District Of Colorado.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Southern District Of Georgia.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Southern District Of Florida.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Eastern District of North Carolina.
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railway
Company, District Of Wyoming.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway
Company, District of Nebraska.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway
Company, District of South Dakota.
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST Paul Rail-
way Company, Northern District of Iowa.
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail-
way Company, Southern District Of Iowa.
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
way Company, District Of Oklahoma.
Colorado and Northwestern Railway
Company, District of Colorado.
Colorado and Southern Railway Com
pany, District of Colorado
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Com
pany, District Of Colorado.
Ell Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Company and 81 Paso and Southwestern
Railroad Company Of Texas, Western Dis.
trict of Texas.
D.
District Of Arizona
Ell Paso and Southwestern Railroad
Company, District of New Mexico.
Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
District Of Colorado
Muscatine North and South Railway
Company, Southern District Of Iowa.
National City and Otay Railway Com
pany, District Of California.
Norfolk ard Western Railway Compa-
ny, Northern District of West Virginia.
Northern Pacific Railway Company,
Eastern District Of Washington.
Northern Pacific Railway, Western
District of Washington.
Rio Grande and Pegosa Springs Rail-
road Company, Distrit of New Mexico.
ST. Johns River Terminal Company,
Southern District Of Florida.
San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt River,
District Of Nevada.
SeaboaTd Air Line Railway Company,
Southern District of Florida
El departamento de justicia en- un in
forme publicado recientemente dice:
ssEI Attorney General esta muy intere
sado On vigorizar esas leyes que fuerOn pro-
mulgadas con 81 ohjeto de salvar vidas y
En- su carta & .varios Attor-
neys de los Estados Uunidos de fecha 80
de diciembre de 1894 diio: ''El Gobiernc-
ha determinado hacer cumplir eatrictamen-
te estes estatutos destinados 4 asegurar 81
trSfico p6bIico como tambien Ia protection
de los empleados de los ferrocarriles. Por
10 tanto cualquier case de violaci6n que
sea denunciado POI Ia comision de conner
clio entire Estados, por los inspectores
por cualquiera otra persona, debe ser prom
ta y cuidadosam investigate y en- case
de ser cierto castigado con 81 mayor rigor
de Ia ley. Uds. ltieben Ia obligation de
vigilar de una manera muy activa"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-05


Los discursos pronunciados por los Srs.
Arturo Gigantic, Ramon lrfizarTy juan B.
Benitez Jovino de Ia Tore. Manuel A.
Fernandez, Alcides AFSn, Celedonio Del
gado, Ernesto AYellanet y la sefora Mas,
fueTon elocuentes arrancandO hsrmosos
aplausos.
Hoy & las seis de la malana Sc Gus
brio de luto 81 ,hogar de nuestro antusias-
Ia correligionaTio buen amigo senior
TrelIes con el fallecimiento do su buens
esposa. Ell entierro fue una verdadera
manifestation de simpatfas hscia aquella
sefiora cuyas virtndes le faeron recouoci-
das por todos- En- nombre de Ia familia
deepidi6 ell duelo Ell sefior Bsllve , en- ell
del Comite Local en- sentidas = eorreetss
frases don Arturo Gigantic.
Con gran pesar tenemos one hacernos
eco de las censuras que merece Ia actual
administrator local por el deplorabls es-
tado de abandono en- que tiene el eemen-
terio No hay parte de Ia isla en- q. sueela
10 q. en- Mayagiisz que nj ell cementsrio se
asea limpis demostrando POGO respeto
pcca estima para ell sitio sagrado dOnde
reposan los restos de nnestros familiares
En- cambio los met tings polfticos estau
bien atendilo por Ell eOnserje del cemen.
terio
PareCe que el seior investigator de
Rentas Internas de San GarmSn iutarvie.
ne de un modo directo en- Ia poIftica, puea
por los rumorea que hasta aquf lIegan, el
domingo en- una rsyerta politica, de los
rspubEicanos ereyendose que 81 sefior
Oneill iba tomar parts en- ella dfcese que
le amenaz6 con ia revolver. Yea ESQ sl
gobierno.