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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
0TRIS NOT|c|AS
Quejas de los funcionarios de
elecciones. = FL senior don
Valeriano VirelIa Tribe.
UN NUEvO VAPOR
F%alleclmiento de una nina.
FL sargento del Preside.
Numero agraciado.

Siguen Las qusias do muth1a dc
los iune!onarios dc sleeciones por no
hAber sobrAdo sus honorarios, { Pc
sAr do habsr hrmAdo ~ los boWhsfs.
Agar tom6 puerto On nusvo Va.
por alemAn, que seRGa informss, vlai'
h por pr'msra veg slta isla.
Ell eoiln que adiudicAron entire
IN n6mero do migas. 10 association dc
AdorairiosS do San Miguel. do sstA
siudad, CORE s2crdi6 sn sl lam. H., &
10 Tiora dona Vicsnta Albert viuda
do Vfgi.
GRATIS. "A suAlquier pueblo 90
enviA gratis 81 sllGlogo do O.ksmr,
Noting Il Co., ii 90 envian rs sentA.
vos ca aellos para Of trArqueo & Mar
vatx y Otero, B; K 1854, San Juap, P.
r. 20 isre uEted hEesr I'm regalc?
Puea Sida un hermopo Ell pr CON.
dueto do NArvAtz y O,sfo. Loa hay
de todsa elases y preeios. No royals
eoaas % conner, pues Gao 90 mpy pro
s&iso, Il m old.
Aver 40 eneontrAhA On SAP Juan
nusatro am 90 con Valeriaro Virella
Tribe,
~Ancc cha tallee.6 sn ssIa eludAd
una nina h'ia do don Ramon L'ovet,
inspector do limpitzA I6blicA.
Aver iarde. ell largNt9 Caram'
bot, d. 10 guards do psnslss, prtht'
bio Ia entrada On disho sltablsei'
misnto. en- horaa do visitA & an iovan
que re { YER oil senor Virella, pI ESQ
On aquel penal. Nos parsse que son
20 dtmAaiadas las tacu' tAdes que 90
satan tomsndo los .mpleados do pre-
sidio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
Ell CABALLERo DE CASA ROJA
San German P. Z.

-CrGo cue no pusdo hacsrlo, rsGpondi6 GmovsvA. ain hI'
esrma IAN desprecAble 8 los oios dc loo damSs como 81 10 90 : les
mics - w.
Hay tsstqOs Ursguni6 sl presidents.
Hay uno rsspondi6 e uisr.
-LlamAdIa.
-Jlciuto Juan Lorfn, diio 81 uiisr.
-LOrinl sxoan6 MAurisio. OIL D.Os mic lqu6 b suos-
dido
PGaba mla saOsDa 81 nismo die del arrss,o De T,rfo. ,
MAareo iRnoraha lGusl acontseimsnlo.
-LoTia die GlnoYsYa miranda = 80 alrsdsdor con dolS-
FoaA inauislnd.
-Por cue 90 visna 81 lslgol pFsaanl6 al ~psEisnla
-PoFgaa hs aide kFrsslado en- 81 domloiho por una fsnen.
hs dsnpnela die Fanaaisr-ftnVllla van a aaerla Aiusnnta
Msarla0 - utrenaea6.
-Hlki. care lssfgI ms inporAals eoaaaa6 F5gqui.r.
psra % ha podldo daF GA 81 hsstA ahora
Dxnafte Volvi0 aonftnso hacia Maarielo. ll "a oeurrfa
Al nsrAo Ia MANS idea qaa hak. osaFrido Al ananss.
u aoVaTa 80 pgao pAldAe lnehn6 IA abtza Anaaaao al
gsaiio.
81 aad nomsaio sss6 Llul uslls 4 dss sssi.rm.s.
DtlgAs saU6 Stnoa. ssa tSannaus o. q prs0rlo sQno
aaeaado = laaaia heahdAd.
TAI ear nemhHe ? aQah11f pFeganm eli pfaaaaala
-jssa0 ilsa Leda.
~ ~ m8ata
wA0nhfa hara
VA y nfi nasAa tsngo to naa. sanalalala Il
pes,.
-gfsa pafsan q = assnda'
~Nat paFa - - al Aaaof aaief aaa lie aa amagoa
-sssas 80 ssasssaaa paa hbaFaF s L taaa
-I&pa assssa ges ataptssat
-Peait htosftslo eoaHato
a aa nlanoso as = tsss.5a "a Ia fsfmaals
2 snsslxa v hsa vse axsats vssu sa ca
Neal tizaaaa Essa aaa maeesa
nhisa aNa ta ga a~F4tlsern
-uasstasaas Il ssaeela saaa naNf Is nttuso tss
.3st
-P,Fs - mAfla 50 asFsia e. tsada3 as saae
IL tgeates e marble ~ - anAz1 al.
uaslassa as - marble
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
La Ultima Moda

Etta slsgAnle E~ublisLc.6n Dc mo.
dAs Nadrilena 90 10 m'ior del mundo,
SAtil tAss los mas ~sxigsntea guAtoE
cen los preoiosos 1g lrinss as~uArsla,
pAtronss, lAhorss ismeniles, tosAdorr
etc, etc, qve oil gusto mas dslieado On
vssiir pueda neesaitar.
Mediants diez esntAvos 10 snvi&
IN ndmsro do mueatEa & quisn 10 80
lisils dc don Inosente Rivera, parade,
4, Pusrta do TIERS, San Juan P, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
De SAN LORENZO

tObntinW&cidn de Ia pdGna eq)
nan casa vivlenda motive por OIL sual
muchos no pernoetan { este.
En- dias pRsAdos ~e.tavisron en-
este pueblo varios ssiorss asomps'
Hadoa del notable iuriaeonsulto don
Hsrminio Dfsx Navarro.
Ell dfa Is estuvo On ssia Corts
Municipal I'M Na1r dc arellido Re.
drjguazl invsstigando los eusplau. Df'
eess gus sali6 aatliiseho do "a visils,
CONFESSIONAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
PERD|DA 0 ROB0

Dc 10 ansA SMarla,s sta on Of b..
RHO del sAguasAte.s t6rmino munioi-
pal do YAbucoa. 90 hA dssAparseido
ia cAbailc, solcr alasAnoi do euatro
aNoa do sdAd, 10 erin del rAbo sorIa-
do y marsado sEcima dc 10 nAlga Ia.
QlisrdA s3AshoS
II que C noiielAs txaslAs dc 81
DAradsro .selA graEhsAdo,
HumSeAo, DiciembEs 10 do /. 0C6
10 3 UarGcei00 C~arfoslWl!o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
Al PUIu|G0

Gran galsrfA totogrGhsA dc cristal
con t0dos los adslanton modsrnoa,
A~mpliasiones. reprodusionss, viEsas
Do ediasios, gruposy todos trAbajos
c~oneernisntes al PAmo. RropietArio
]. A. Fora slIsri. -CaguAs p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
SECC|ON MERcANr|L.
NOtaS 0mlfda|eS de San Juan
AeeiOnes

AeeiOnes
RAnco de Pto. Rico 9 rs q %
Ranso Territorial. Q 20 & "A.
Rsnao Popular 1870. Q 10 o II.
AzUCAR. Para IL exportAsi6n
Sin oper acionss.
Buquos anunCiadOs
Fl vApor espa1ol sPusrto Risos
sali6 o! 30 pr6ximo pasado do BsYes.
Iona para OIL MeditarrAneo Cana
rias, San Juan, MsyAgu:z, Ponce,
Santiago do Cuba. Habans. GaAntG
namo, Manxanillo y NV Orleans.
Vapor espsdol sB aenos Aireas e.
tara aquf prossdsnIo do Espafa OIL %
del AstuAl.
VApor amsrieAno sCoamos saldrG
para New York Of IS del ~eorrisnie.
Vspor ameEisAno philadelphia
hoy saldiG do New York para es-
10 puerto.
EMtF@daa
GolstA ~Cora z5n dc Marias do 10
isis y sSAn higoels do Faiardo.
H@lhdaA
GoIstas <CArmsns, sEspsrAnxa9
eRisardo Rui&S y &Aureliao para 10
lsla.
Para IL isla vapor americana
sHAEry Luck snhaeks.
Ruqucs ON puoPt@
TRAVESIA
81. w. Ayers, pendisnte.
sAugult q. BAbAets descAr gando.
<Coamcs dsssArgAndo
SFfederh W. Day. deResrgando
COaTANEROR
eCoraz6n dc NarisS psndisnte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
Vidal HsrnaRls & Co.

Comerlantes On m%ersabcfAs, pro-
viSionss , Iisores 81 poImalor y de-
tall, Yendsdorss del AcreditAdo ron
sMerssdita do YabueoAs, FIiardc
p, +,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-24
frInsIpaIes a%rtlouIos

cue 90 dstallAn On almaeenes, q. los
siguientss preciosi
Aee1aaG d. osttt11 { lain
Idem valenciAno do OF o Ct por
extreme Do elases.
Aios dc Is etvs. & ~.
Bombons OCT 81
Raaalao EFT
BardiHas ahumAdaz . IA eentavos,
Osbollas e~spanolss o.
ID Amsrieanas n
Garhanzos Oil . Z.
HAbichuelss Amsrisanas soloradAs
lArras o.. Blaneas amsrieanAs Of
Hsrina do trigo s4.2S o 81
ID do mAiz s3t
Jsmones ts} Q 10.
Jab6n Rocamora Q 81, america
40, o. ~.
Mantssa o. & o. On ! y On ssiAs dc
Oek1A
MsntsQuillal do GA IS
Pasta del pals o %. Is . $50.
Pspas amerisanss L o
Tosino, sl7 { 1ei
Tssaio %
cussos an. CIT PAtagrkG q.
Ioaha sondenaadA sAguilas & %
Id ID <Crux Roi&Sisl
Ia ID sHsgnolias ea
DEL PALS
Asksar pars Of eonsumoi
Maaeabado elAro do 1T,
De miAl alAro 0 o..
osniritzga slaro Do u AW
Amsrisana do st . 81.
ps Ponce ss1 . -.
Non 20 grades Cartier & elsa ann.
tsvos gallon pegados r. InlsrnRE
MAiS e1.H
wAbAco, nominal,
Pr0cI0S do C0Mpfa
Almid6n o $3.50
Algod6n do 8 o $50.
Ooeos do Is Q Is millSY.
OusYos dalses e20 Q d
8abo do roc ~.
Gaia spErisnss nominal
Candles oorrlentes
kondYos ehsak 1857
Paris d
ID EAmhGYgo - D.
New York 40 stvs
KspaGa LII D.
Cvdulas hlpOteCaFlas
SAAeO TsEriIOriaI. J .AgrtsOls $50
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

an additional system of waterworka
for fire. domestic and irrigation pur-
poses. and provides funds for its con-
struction by issuing the bonds of the
city. The first Of these ordinances was
read in full for the second time. and.
having been published in accordance
with the provisions of the statutes.
was adopted as a part Of the records
of the council. On motion the second
of these ordinances was received and
the City Clerk instructed to have the
same printed, as required by law.
On motion of Alderman Wright,
seconded by Alderman Bancroft, au-
thority was conferred upon Alderman
Okey to purchase the land and water
rights of William Sacks, Elias Kasse
and J. Pay on Cottonwood Creek as a
necessary step In the contamination
of the plans OF the city looking to a
supply Of water for municipal pur-
poses from that source. Mr.. Okey
holds options on all of the property
alluded to and will take them up as
soon as they expire.
The bowling alley bond Of N. T. Nc
Cunnin, with w. T. Bridwell, J. r.
Fuller and w. e. Beckham a. sure
ties in the sum of FIVE hundred dol
lars, was presented. and, ON motion.
approved. The clerk was instructed
to issue the license as prayed for, the
hermit tn he valid for a DeriOd of six
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
fVXsDAY MoRNING

Thad v. Ragsdale went to Greeley
last Saturday. at which place he was
married at . O'Clock Tuesday to
Miss Pearl Lee. In the presence OF a
few relatives and intimate friends.
Following q wedding breakfast the
happy couple left for Cheyenne. Wy
oming. on a short trip. expecting to
return here Thursday afternoon. The
announcement Of their marriage will
be surprise to the friends OF the
groom in this city. as few people out
side the family circle knew OF the ap-
preaching nuptials.
The bride is a young lady Of many
accomplishments and Is not unknown
in this city. having visited here fire.
quently during the last few years. She
is native Of Vermont, but her par
ents dying when she was small girl
she has spent most OF her life In Col
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
Impoverished Soil

Impoverished soil, like impov-
erished blood, needs n proper
fertilizer A chemist by analyz-
ing the soil can tell you what
fertilizer to use for different
products.
II your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you whnt
you need to- fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
.nre lacking in it. II may he you
need n tonic, but more likely you
need a concentrated fat food,
aud fat is the element lacking
III your system.
There is no fat food that IL
q easily. digested and assimi-
aicd ns
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

orado. making her home with her
uncle, Geo. N. Green. one Of the
largest real estate owners and ranch
ers in Weld county. She 10 musician
Of more than ordinary talent and il
prominent In church and Christian
Endeavor work
OF q highly refined and pleasing
disposition. Miss Lee has long been q
social favorite in Greeley. q position
she will. no doubt. establish for her
self In Canon City.
The groom needs no Introduction TO
people here. He has lived in Canon
City for number Of years and Is one
of the energetic. successful business
men Of the community. His friends
are legion and they Join in felicitating
him upon his marriage to 40 estim-
able n young lady as the one he has
chosen for wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Rags
dale may be assured OF q hearty well
come from their friends on their re-
turn to Canon City.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

At the Meeting Of the City Council
,r.s. ,,,. ~, r.,,-. =, I1vd.ou,ic
1nenee y.
IL ieaion w "e p.opo'e1 e.rr-'
niouuean
ofeeA ""s "oop'oo' on w
was unaiiiinousi' ue'iueu eu'
ene question u new Sae' sM
'ne quaiineu '''e's u -Ae ' ~.
oe.erlha.ion
Mr. Fhiiiipe iepor. ID an eAn" u'.,.e
one ana is preoiea.eu upon tne oui''
VI personal ihsesusaeon VI '
OF tne contemplated pipe nne W oi'y
engineer Cnas. L. mltoon' tne lnap anu
PRONE OF saio survey oeins a''a.neu
70 MS report IN making nis esu
ates OF tne cost OF tne ~orA n'r' rnii-
lips assumed tnat II Wouid oe wise 70
PROVIDE wafer supply Ior q GULL
nunity OF twenty-nVe tnousano peo-
pie. he says Allowing Two nundreo
gallons per capita per diem wouio
make tne ootal quanuty 70 oe DENVER
60 per DAY nVe miliion gallons.
delivery OF nve million gallons per
twenty-four hours is equivalent 70
about seven and one haif CUBIC 1eet
per second.
Tne estimates are based upon q
srasi's iine itom heaf lne ou'n =.
Cotton wood Creek to a point about
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
COTTONWOOD WATER QUESTION
TO Be SUBMITTED TO A VOTE
Nearly Supply This Town With Pure Noun
from the Source Suggested.

tributing reservoir and appurtenances
will cost $17,500, and that the engin-
eering, superintendent and inciden-
tails will cost $35,230.90.
Sluggish Liver . Foe to Ambition.
You can not accomplish very much
II your liver is inactive as you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Laxa-
tive Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and active. Orino Laxative Fruit Sy-
rup does not nauseate or grippe and is
mild and very pleasant to take. Orino
is more effective than pulls or ordinary
cathartics. Refuse substitutes. The
Palace Drug Store.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
PAIRvEBWsAvENUR
BEING ExTENDED

A largo force Of graders and road
makers began An extension Of Fair
view avenue from Tenth street east
ward to Fifteenth street on Thursday.
and the work will be pushed - rap
idly as circumstances VIII permit. The
opening Of Fairvisw avenue through
the terriuOsy indicated VIII BE- > grsa&
convenience to the people Of Park
Center, ~ we'll ~ the residents OF the
Fruitlands and Phelps subdivision.
as It will enable them to como direct
westerly to Ninth street, intead Of
down Raynolds avenue to Main street.
thence TO the city.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
Dairy and Feed Ce.nissis.'s Report.

Dairy and Feed Csnnissisn's Report.
The Minnesota Dairy and Food Com
missions analysis shows that Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and
Bees laxative Honey and Tar con-
tained opiates and croton oil. Opiates
are poisons and croton oil is violent
poisonous pursauve. Refuse to ac-
cept any but Foleys Honey and Tar
In a yellow package. Foley's Honey
and Tar contains no opiates or dan
gerous drugs and is the best cough
and cold cure. The Palace DRUG
store.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Barnes oe l1aS
Park avenue. Lincoln Park. are plan
ming to leave shortly for Haailtoa.
Ohio. to spend the winter with their
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes CANE
here several years ago from Cinc1n-
natl. where the former was at one
time prominently identified with tie
mercantile trade Of that city.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
TIVE ORDINANCES
CONSIDERED BIZ COUNCIL

Two ordinances Of importance to
property owners were considered by
the City Council at the regular meet
ing Of that body Monday night One
Of them relates to the annual tax levy
upon all realty and the improvements
thereon within the municipal limits,
and the other concerns the matter Of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

A GuafanteeA Cure for plloo.
Itching. Blind. Bleeding. Protruding
Piles. Druggists are authorised b re-
fund money II PAso 0intmsnt fails 10
cure in . 70 II days. 90.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

VIII White 10 over from 1lontrese
for Z brisf visit with CaAon city
frisnds.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets:
Druggists refund money n Il fails to
cure. =. ". Groves signature - on
each boz. Sc.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08

i Mr.. and Mr.. ?. 9. I1ahsrty were
lsussts Of frisads IN Cripple Greek On
9unAay.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-11-08
5cott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil

II will pourish and strengthen
the body when milk and cream
fail to do il. Scott's Emulsion
il always the same; always
palatable and always beneficial
where the body is wasting from
any cause, either in children
or adults.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
CAYUGA AGAINST HEARST
Osborne and RattigQn, Who Control
Machine, Haze Aspirations.
Iron q special eorrespondsnt OF The Tribune

LBFom special correspondent OF The Tr1bune.l
Auburn, N Y. July 26-Cayuga County is bit
terly anti-Hearst. principally because ex-MayoP
Thomas NJ. Osborne and Charles F. Rattigan,
who control the local Democratic machine are
anxious that Mr.. Osborne should be the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor.
Auburn is not large town. but, considering
its size. it has a good deal OF politics to the
square foot. When Osborne and Rattigan are
trying to get something there is more politics to
the square foot than ever. This year they are
anxious to get something for themselves as well
as to stop Hearst from getting anything for
himself.
Mr.. Osborne is the Edward NJ Shepard Of
Cayuga County. He is reform Democrat with
a practical mind which enables him to mix free
~ with the overalls brigade. In respect to the
latter he is perhaps slightly more Of Demo-
crat than is Mr.. Shepard. but in many other re-
spects there is a striking similarity between
the two. Mr.. Osborne is a more successful
Democratic politician than Mr.. Shepard. be-
cause he succeeded in persuading the people OF
Auburn to elect him Mayor Of that city for
three terms. Auburn normally is about 1900
Republican, but Mr.. Osborne is such a good
hustler that even in the last Mckinley year he
was elected the straight Democratic ticket
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
TROPHY TOURNAMENT.
CONTROILER METZ TO OPEN GAMES.

Controller Metz win open the athletic carnival q
the United Scottish Clans. 20 be hald az Celtic
Park Laurel HIu. Long Island City. today by
starting the hrst event on the programma- Ihe
Bagpipe and Drum Band Of the New YORK 6eoct-s2
EIghIauders VII be q picturesque feature q tbs
gathering and viii form an escort 60 CoutrOllsT
Metz on bis arrival at the grounds for the purpose
OF opening the games. Delegations of Eltsd clans
men from surroundings places VII also - 81 TIA
gathering.
These are the first athletic games 20 Be hslt
under the auspices OF the United Scottish Clans O.
Brooklyn and New York. and the atrend4loa nl1s
fair 70 rival the great gatherings which have
ton under the auspices OF the United Scottish Clans
OF that city and surrounding towns.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
THREW GOOD MONEY TO WINDS.
Insane Man on the Pretoria Keeps Passen-
gers Busy-TOre Up YellOwbacks.

Passengers on the Hamburg American liner Pre-
toria, which arrived last night from Hamburg.
were startled on the third day out Of port 20 see
man tear up a roll Of so bills and throw them
overheard
According to the stories told aboard ship. Seg-
fried Walter. a passenger. appeared on deck on
the morning Of July and said he wanted TO fight
When no one took up his challenge he began to
disrobe and mounted the rail- declaring 1t was
good horse and could travel fast He Was dragged
from the rail- whereupon he took out a ron OK
bills and laid them out hts knee He tore each
hill into bits and allowed the fragments to slrC
through his fingers into heavy northwest wind
The passengers Induced him to stop. but shortly
afterward he pulled out his watch and chain and
threw them overheard He was then put in the
ships hospital and kept there until she reached
this port. - 49,. = -
from paranoia and is not dangerous Walter Is
fbJrfv-dve years old and man OF unusually large
rhvsioue He Is employed as clerk IN this city
and was returning from a visit 70 relatives in
Csernnany when he went insane He viii be taken
10 FSIlis Island for examination to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
MGOW1N F4TORS LOOP.
Fears Board of Estimate Nag
Delay Bridge Plan.

Acting Mayor MCGOWAN strongly favors ne pro-
posed elevated loop connection between tns Brook
Iyn bridges This was shown yesterday. wen -
expressed disappointment thar there should = .
delay in settling the question through tr- action
Of the plan and scope COMMITTEES q t1- R-apid
Transit Commission IN deciding TO rsts- tr> mat
ter back TO the Board OF Estimate with plans a7d
Specifications for three different propositions wn,cn
Mr. Rice. the chief engineer. has been directed 70
prepare
I believe the action OF the COMMITTEES means
more delav." said the Acting Mayor. r ts.rs
something ought 20 be done right away leiisV,
the elevated loop connecting the two brldzss .
the most feasible plan for adoption. and that -
connection should be built at once
Controller Metz. who also favOTs the elevated
loop. does not think the action Of the plan and
scope committee means delay In reply 20 enc
Acting Mayor he said:
Our action in having Mr.. Rice prepare rcloTo1
on the entire question meets With my allrrVa.
When the Rapid Transit Board meets % ;. tam
Der It VIII have something on which % take r.
telligent action The question would have 60 90
to the Board OF Estimate for final approval e.Z
way. when il came to getting an approprl1c-or -
the work. believe we VIII have an eieVate4 l-ots
and you may rest assured there VIII be no ullec7s-
sGFy delay.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
TO TEST REDLSTRICTING.
Sait Brought to Prone ReapportiOn-
Tlenf Is Unconstitutional.

On the ground that The recent reapportionment OF
Senate and Assembly districts was not carried out
IN accordance with the constitution mandau1us
proceedings have been directed against Secretary
OF State O'Brien 20 compel him 20 recognize the
old apportionment that Of 1894. still IN force.
This action has been started by George z Payne.
Of Long Island City. and Henry C. Perlsy. Of New
Rochelle, through the law firm OF Macfarlane.
Whitney Monroe Ex-senator E. r Brown. who
drew the apportionment provisions Of the cOnstitu
ton. viii be associated with them
Justice Blanchard. Of The Supreme Court. last
night signed an order directing the Secretary OF
State to show cause why mandannus should not
issue compelling him TO recognize the appOrtion-
Hent OF 1894 stin in force The order Is return
able before Justice Howard. at Troy, on Tuesday.
The application for the mandanus Is based on al
legations contained In protest against the ap-
portionuaent made by the last Legislature, which
protest printed IN part IN The Tribune several
days ago. II is alleged that the laying out OF the
new Senate districts particularly the district IN
cluding Queens and Richmond counties, violates the
constitution, which provides that each such dis
trict shall be nearly as may be equal IN pOpu-
lation and must consist OF contiguous territory.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-28
TREELAND FOR HIGGINS,
Thinks GoUermor Strongest, Ercept
Some Man of National Fame.

gFrm 4 Special Correspondent OF Ths Tribunel
Salamanca. July 27.-Representative Edward
3 Yreeland Of the S7th District who has just
been renominated, expects that Governor Hig-
gins viii succeed himself He ventures the sug-
gsgtion that Il Secretary Root would accept the
nomination Governor Higgins would be the nEse
% request hin to make the race.
The S7th District is made up Of Allegany cat
s1augus and Chautauqua counties Ny. Vreeland
tod The Tribune correspondent that Hearst
vas not making much Of an impression among
Republicans Thomas Dowd, the local Demo
cratic leader, has been and-Hearst right along.
but shows signs OF weakening. The adjoining
counties OF Steuben and Chautauqua are strong
" Hesrs-- Representative Billy Sulzer, Of
New York was here this week. He told Dowd
not to come out for Hearst till he had been TO
see Murphy. Dowd went to New York at once
On the correspondents request for his views,
Congressman Vreeland said:
have little doubt that the Republicans viii
Lteen % thirty majority. II IS true that fire.
see1ly n OR history the Congress elected in the
-l-1dle o. 2 Presidential term goes against the
kS1y y power The reason for this IS that gle
successful party. IN the enthusiasm Of a cam
pAgn, promises much more than II can hope tc
SglAls olt the plethora OF promises and the mea-
s.eless OF fuldlEnent. The result has been Teac-
~ against the party n power.
-Aat condition does not exist to-day The pros