davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brinkley argus., 1906-12-07
ND PERSONAL NOTES.

Hey" was in town Sunday. bra Craddock has returned e in Hilton.
 klocum, of Hilton, was in the E friends Sunday.
 D. D. Kellogg has returned he Tn Little Rock.
 B. Weiss pays promptly
 Lumber on inspection.
 at Brinkley.
 Neeley, of Wheatley; moth- l James Dickson, is in the Ia.
 a jolly crowd of little folks (t the home of MT. and Mrs. Prds Tuesday evening with |host. bour cigar stand for a Helen cigar. It will astonish you fll enjoy 10 cent smoke |Sold to merchants only by ley Grocery Go.
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Mir. and Mrs. Wylie Jimmerson are happy over the arrival of a bounc- ing baby boy at their homs, on North Main street. last Sunday night. We join their many friends in offering con- gratuIations
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.CURIOSOS DETALLES
de Panama
El cOnlsrCiO ] las industries

Seg6n una estadfatica remitida por al
Consul americana en- Panama, 81 eonercio
de Colon, correspondence 81 afo 1908, ha
excedido de $2,000.00O.
Las importaciones ascendieron 4
$2.008. 904 con I'm aumento sobre 81 aio
1904 de $406,000. De los Estados Uni
dos Sc importaron mercancfas por valor
de $1.376. .074 y de Espafia So, ,528.
La mayor parte de IL exportaci6n de-
Panama va Los Estados Unidos, fgnran-
do entire los aTtfcuIos de mayor important
cia platanos, por valor de $35,780; cocos
So, 900 y nuez marh $26.080.
En- ell traBporte de carga de los Egtados
Unidos hubo an aumanto de $3.50 tonela-
das y en- Ii Europa para los pueTtos del
Pacifco $3.50 toneIadas.
Ia carga conducida traves del istmo
assemble en j, ,905 4 444.23O toneladas con
un aumento de 10000. lei ndmero total
de pasaieros assemble en- 81 repetido afio de
1905 & 273, 900, con un coste de s129, 1853.
La renta procedente del transporte de di-
nero correspondence assemble 8
Ell de productos del ferrocaFri y
lfneaE * vapores combinadoB assemble on
1905 q $3.O77, 81.
Entraron en- el puerto de Colon, en- 81
afo 1905, All vapores, con 1861, $50 to-
neladas y 268 buques de vela con 22,348;
de ellos 73 vapores americanos y n bu.
ques de vela de Ia misma proceden.
cia.
Con exception de algunas fabricas de
aqua gaseoBa, planta electrica y fabrica de
n. Z ~.
trias. La pIanta electrica tiene una con-
cesi6n por % amos, con una fuerza de
1900 Iuees incandescentes y Ia fabrica de
hielo produce o toneladas al dia.
La estaci6n de TELEGRAPH sin hilos actda
en- IN radio de 800 millas y los alambrea
sc suspenden por medic do tres velas de
200 pies de altura, estando provista de los
aparatos sistema Forest.
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nEpsQTl ! MEMO De INSTRUCTION.
AaanGIO Dc Sahasta pdhIIGa paraIa construction
Do una casa eseueIa En- AETpyo.
81 .Inan- = n. Ano. "a. 1906.

San Juan, z r., Aug. 90, 1906.
Hasta las 10 de Ia manana del dia 80
de Agosto de 1905, se recibir6n en- esta
ofcina proposiciones ceTradas y en- cuadFu-
plieidad, para ID construction de una casa
escuela de MADEIRA en- 81 pueblo de Arroyo,
2. r.. Los pliegos Sc abrir6n la hora
arriba mencionada. Pueden solicitarHe in
formes en- egta ofcina y en- Ia ofcina de Ia
Junta Escolar de Arroyo. Solo ciaaco g. D
dias pueden tener los contratistas en- gu po-
der los pianos; transcurridos estos los de-
volver6n < la ofcina. FL contrato sera
hecho por 81 Departamento de Instruction
en- union de la Junta Escolar de Arroyo,
p. r. Los pliegos cOnteniendo propoicio-
mes deberSn Il endOsados asi: PROPOSE
clones para la construction dc una casa eB-
cueIa de n dera en- Arroyo, Puerto Rs9o, =
y dir;gidos eI Comisionado de InStruc-
ci5n, San Juan, 2. 3 4.Vs.
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Esforzado GiCIista pOncefiO.
Batl6 sI record" haelsndO el VlaJe de Ponce 4
San Juan en- II hOTas.

Aver & las cinco de Ia tarde llegaTon 4
San Juan proce6entes de Ponce, los i6ve-
mes de aquella ciudad Juan Lopez de Vic
toria, Carlos Bruno Dfaz y Atilano San
chez Pubill.
Los dos tltimos Balieron & las 5 de la
mafana del lunes, mientras que 81 prime
70, enthusiastic por el sport de la bicicleta,
Sc propuso hacer el Yiaje en- una que po-
see.
Juan. Lopez de Victoria dijo sus ami
gos que legarfa junto con ellos & San
Juan tomando su bicicleta las doce de
la noche del domingo lanz6se por Ia carFe-
terra central.
En- Cayey fu6 alcanzado por sua compa-
fieros Bruno y Sanchez y desde ALI ha lie
gado hapta San Juan ''pedaleando" detras
del coche.
"A las cinco de Ia tarde de aver entra-
ban San Juan; dos en- coche y Lopez de
Victoria en- su bicieleta, hacienda este
tltimo el viaie en- su bicicleta en- diez y
siete horas y minutos
Juan Lopez de Victoria poB6e una me-
daIla que regal6 "El Timonel On las fes.
tas atleticas que celebr6 el Hip6dromo
Ponceno 81 25 de Diciembre, canada di-
cha medalla de plata en- carrera de una
miIIa, en- bicicleta.
Lopez tiene aspecto de ser IN joven
fuerte Bu constitution parece la de un
campeon americana.
Felicitdmosle, pues es Ia primera vez
que Sc hace un viaje de esta fndole en- ~
horas y recordamos Ia vez en- que varioa
i6venes de San Juan hicieron 81 mismo
viaje en- 48 horas.
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CABOS SUELTOS.

Lo que se asegura q. dijo un politico en-
una tertulia despu6s de un reciepte mitin,
celebrado no ha mucho en- cierta poblaci6n
de Ia isla:
LOS republicanos ganaremos las pr6xi-
mas elecciones de noviembre, palos; pues
10 mas que puede guceder es que sean
encarcelados 20 6 3d."
Horror. Terror. ~. Furor J.
Las tien1bJGS me p6er7aGn.
La materia tiembla porque sabe al peLi-
gro que la va & exponer 81 eSpfritu el
dia de las elecciones No quiero nj PEN
Barlo, pues en- esa epoca al decir de cierto
contertulio, Sc resucitara el horror de la
toma de las "Queseras del medio," la he
catombe de Waterloo" el ''2 de Mayo"
"La toma de Ia BaBtilla," 'fSagunto, Ca
diz, Numancia, Zaragoza" $50. "Puerto
Arturo" ''San Marcial."
Ir6e rOneas las ma4ereS (lease turbu-
lentOs) pa la carcel de Arecibo
va me parece Or los "ayes'' de Pom
ce......
iAy...... mi madrel
Entire los chistes mas dignos de men,
ci6n con que fu6 'sal-pimentado" el mitin,
no puede dejar de mencionarse el de corto
orador, que despu@S de haber aconsejado
la matanza y pulverizaci6n de todos los
unionistaH, como en- oEro tempo un dipu.
tado espafol aconsejaba que SO hiciera
morcilla con la sangre de los patriotaz
cubanos; afiadi6 ,''que ellos habfan lido
Ponce con ell objeto de establecer Ia con.
cordia."
Par6cese esto mucho & 10 del celebre
general Muravieff en- Varsovia, cuandC
habiendo ahOrcado y fusilado todoa lor
liberales, decfa en- un menssje al Gar dc
Russia:
"La paz reins en- Varzovia."
Es precise, de seguro,
en- "Perla Fina," Ell temido,
ir... de gGIer6n corridO
4 tomar PEerto Arturo.
PEPE HILLO.
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Juzgado de paz de San Juan.
yuIeIOs De hoy.

Juan Quifones por situarBe en- puesto
flo con un caro- en- que expendfa guarapo
en la Avenida Daban, 81.
Juan Oivo por tener sin luz y alberto
el zagdan de Ia casa ndmero SO de Ia Ca
lie del Cristo, 81.
Juan Garcfa por haber promovido un
fuerte escandalo en- un cafetfn de IL plaza
del Mercado las tres de Ia ma1ana de
hoy, SO.
Jose Guzm6n por tirar piedras en- Ia
via p1blica en- la plaza de arnlss resis-
tirse q un poIicfa, SO.
Leopoldo Torres, por dar gritos , profe-
rir frases obscenas, 50.
Josefa Tejada, pOr actos inmorales en- Il
via pfblica en eI paseo de la PrinceBa en-
Ia mafana de hoy, So.
Fueron absueltos cuatro acusadoB de di-
yersas infraeciones.
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VALIOSO OBSEQUIO.
PEPE HILLO.

Nuestro estimado compatriota, don Sote-
ro Figueroa, Sc ha servido obsequiaTnos
con ejemplares de SUI Poema "Cuba y
Puerto kico'', que production de su autor
en- Agosto de 1902, cuando reBidfa ca
Nueva York, ha sido dado Ia luz p6bli-
ca On Ia Habana, el 81 del pasado julio
y est6 dedicado. al presidente de Ia Repd-
Dlica Cubana, senior Tomas Estrada
Palma.
HermoBO canto del patriota poeta, es
una magnffca production, la que el deli
cado estro del galano escTitcT, dedica & las
dos hermoaas perlas del Mar de Las An.
tillaE
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Prop6sito abandonado pur Nj. Root

El prop6sito que tenfa Mr.. Root de vi
sitar Rosario, ha sido abandonado. No
hay tempo para clio.
En- las GALES de Montevideo han puesto
un manifesto invitando al pueblo 8 salu-
dar & Mr.. Root.
RI manifesto dice que aunque no hay
gran amistad entire EatadoB Unidos y
Uruguay, debe hac6rsele una cordial re-
cepci6n al representante de Ia repdblica
del Norte puesto que 50 mission signifca Ia
armonfa de las naciones americanas.
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RepTesentante J GOrrespORsaI de La
VOz de Ia Patria. "

El doctor Bonilla, editor del apreciable
colega mayagIezano "La Voz de Ia Pa
tria, ha nombrado repressntante y cores
ponsaI de dicho diario On esta ciudad al
joven periodista dominicano Befor Victor
M. de Castro.
Pensamos que el senior Bonilla ha teni-
do acierto On esa elecci6n, pues en- 81 senior
Castro concurren adem6s de sus m6ritos
de escritor Bns condiciones de aeriedad y
actividad.
Saludamos al companeTo.
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ULTIMA HORA.
New York, Agosto 21, 2.8Op. m.

Ha esallado n unare
innando
comuucacione tg6fs Aas incendia
dos ofcinas del
Dos companies de gua aa enyiadas preca
un Bana depue de to de mas de dos horas hron de
p6didas
banOs cn del @ cumna de las faerza del Co
beno haiendole drTot6ndolos
Toda guardia de la Eaban de arera
stos
la Ciudad evtar
AL del
gobn POE antique ba nn Bana apoe dc las fm
coniuy6
del hRbdo
Los dpachos puba gavfma la tua
pofica a gran
Consgnn tales depacho hecho fe
diaones de Ia Habana EadoB Undos
Toda
tal Bandera
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RIIEG0

Lo hacemog los Sres. que Be relacionan
& continuation fin de que Sc sirvan con-
testar sin mas demora, las reitaradas cartaa
que les han Bido diriiidas POI Ia Admins
TRACTION de este diario, para Is liquidation
de gug respeCtivas cueutas
Don Jose Ferrer Ferrer. CAGUAS.
Tomas Mariani de YAUCO.
Carlos L. de ChOuden ANASCO.
Manuel Il Tous de HUMACAO.
g j. a. Morera Colon de SALINAS.
g Nicolas Benitez Delgado JUN
COS.
Don Domingo GaIlart GUAYAAA.
En- La. CorrespoDdepGlu
Fianzas en- met6lico y con irma.
Recibos talOnarios para cObro de alqui-
leEea da CASA
Conooiuiento1 % Golo
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BEacerOs puertOuiquefOs a louisiana
Dice un neri6dico americano:

Dice un peri6dico americana:
''San Juan, P. r., Julio 81. Llewellyn
Allen, representando la"Louisiana Plan
ters Association" ha llegado aquf, para con-
seguir 1900 trabajadores nativos. ri afio
pasado hfzose un experimento con 100 de
de estos trabsjadores y dieron tan buen re-
sultado que la Louisiana Planters ha de-
terminado traer muchos mas. P6gase me-
jOr q los nativos en- Louisiana que en-
Puerto Rico"
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Ell GObierno Americana.

New York. Agoso 21 1.30 p N
Ordene cable
Un que barco las Chile
valparaiso auxios poie los cudadanos
residences los naturale del
Todo consula Chile
han ofTcido servCios al gobieno chieno
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DE MANATI.

Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad nuestroB
estimables compatriotas de Manatf, don
Jose Rivera y don Ramon Perez
Cruz.
Bienvenidos.
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EN- PALAClO.

Esta manana visitaron al gobernador
celebrando con eI una entrevista separa-
damente, los sefIores Juan r. Baiz, Nodes
to Bird, Antonio Grau, Attorney Gene
raj, y doctor Ross
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Hambre en- Russia.

New York Agodo 21 / Op.m n.
blacones de
hambrentos q
N gobeno de Perbugo h envado
possible confito
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CARBON RARATO.

Los Sres. Carlos Cid & Co., tienen cons
tante existeneia de carbon vegetal, 81 que
venden por talegas.
Dirigirse d sus oficinas, Almacen de los
Sres Latimer & Fernandez, Ieletono ~.
l6 Y. q,
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Ell desastre de Valparaiso.
New YoTk, Agogto ri, l.3O 3. b.

pachos de Chile orman
incend Valparaiso
gono Santiago
auxl
muchos personals
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DEMONSTRATION DE FINCHs
URBANAE Sin quebrantOs para 81 rem
tista. Dirigirus, Fortaleza 55, San juan.
PR. ID. joss M. Carraro.
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La America respOnde.

New York. Agoso 21 L30 p m
autoidades
Chile
tendrd carSc naon ella repdbas de Ia Ame
"a
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En- esta impfenta Be vende papel de ps-
Ti6dioo Yiaio s a2-Q0 quint.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
QUAKE RUINS BRIDGE.
Two Shocks at Portland. Ne
More DAMAGE Feared.

Portland, Me. Oct 20.-Two earth shocks de-
stroyed about one hundred feet of the temporary
highway structure known Vaughn's Bridge
which crosses the upper harbor. tonight The
first shock was felt at o'clock and the second
at 7:o7 Both shocks We're light. but were dis
tinctly felt by pedestrians. Accompanying the
rumbling of the shock the sound mace by
the timbers of the temporary structure cracking.
and the bridge began TO sway.
The bridge continued to sway and sink until
the second shock. when portion of it, about
seventy five feet from the South Portland shore,
gave way with urch and sank about six feet
This portion also slid toward the harbor a dis
tance Of eight feet. The railing broken, and
apparently the banking of the bridge was the
only thing that held the piling in place The bot
tom, about hundred feet out from the South
Portland shore. fell away and moved down
stream in southeasterly direction.
1t is feared that great damage has been done
to the foundation of the new highway bridge
near by. for which a quarter of million dollars
was appropriated recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
UNCLE ACCUSES NEPHEW.
Forgery Charge Against ReIotiUe of
Former 4rmy Officer.

Charged with forgery. who gave his
name Arthur c. Rabbit locked UP in Po-
lice Headquarters last night. He arrested at
the Hotel Navarro. Seventh avenue and 3Sth street
Although the complainant is E,don Bishee, a law
Yer. of No 40 Wall street the police that the
forgerfes of the name Of William II. Wheeler.
a retired army officer and uncle of the prisoner;
According Inspector Mclaughlin. several
scores of checks We're forged. and among those
who cashed them was Charles Gates, son of John
W. Gates.
Babbitt found Friday in Philadelphia.
He with several friends at the Continental
Hotel The police learned that they intended re
turning to this city yesterday. Mr.. Babhitt and
his friends were in automobile and when they
arrived in this city shortly after 6 o'clock last
night they traced to the Hotel Navarro The
Pinkerton agency sent for Inspector Mclaughlin,
and the latter and Detective Sergeant Leonard ar
rested Babbitt in front of the hotel.
In the prisoners pockets was found $1S1, which
he said he had borrowed.
Rabbit viii he arraigned this morning in the
Tombs police court where 1t Is understood that
Mr.. Wheeler will make ont a specific charge Of
larcenN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
NEWSBOY CLUB TROUBLE
Objections Taken to Use of Property
as Bail Security.

There is trouble IN the Newsboys' Athletic Club.
at No. "a East 4th street Carl Aronovici. euper-
nendent Of the club, who is also secretary of the
child labor committee, has taken exception TO the
methods employed by Jack Sullivan. founder and
president of the institution Aronovici has entered
objection to the of the fun nshings News
boys Club collateral for the appearance in the
police of arrested for lettering in the
street yet the records of the East 9Th police
station show that the clubs furnishings have been
given as surety on bail bonds
Sullivan whose right name, by the way, Is Rich,
wis once newsboy himself, and later became
priZefghter. He is we'll known along lower Second
avenue and spends much of his time at the Hesper
Club, organization of East Side sporting men.
Rich. Sullivan, he prefers be known,
succeeded in interesting his philanthropic UNI
dertaking such we'll known persons August Bel
mont, Randolph Gugsenheimer, H. NICK. Twombly
and Herman A. Metz 1t is understood that these
men have contributed literally TO the Newsboys'
Club Another substantial contribution to its funds
the receipts of performance given last spring
at the Grand Central Palace.
Sullivan, however. juStfes his giving bail with
the property supposed to belong to the club Sc
curity by saying that he partly paid for the Ir-
nishings of the club and that it owes him money.
In fact, he intima:es that he has supported the
club and that 1t Is his.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Columbia Team Plays We'll IN Match
NTH Staten Island.

The Columbia University Association football
players made a remarkably good showing in the
game with the Staten Island Football Club at LiV-
ingstou Staten Island. yesterday and. while beaten
by score of 2 goals to D. succeeded in impressng
the Richmond Borough veterans with their speed
and combination work
Continuous rain throughout the game was re-
spcnsible for slippery turf and the effectiveness
Of drbbling was much curtailed. Nevertheless the
play was hard and fast and during the first half
neither side scored
Graybil. Columbia's goal keeper, proved a reg''-
lar stone WALL and he repeatedly foed the furious
rushing tactics of the islanders. Fifteen minutes
after the restart Graybill made clever save OF
dangerous shot but the ball went back of the lire
and corner" resulted. BoUs6eld kicked out for
Staten Island. and the ball centred before
Columbia's goal, and after repeated tries by the
attacking forwards. finally shot through by
Jenkins for the home sides first tally
Humble, who had played star game for Staten
Island. scored the second goal.
The Incur follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool 2A[Iysd steamer GaPpaaa Or 1 WA.
New York VIA v TeT Tis c, sstlst
Queenstown Oct 20. 12:GS n-Sailed- steamer Ne-
soutbampton Oct 2o-SaIed steamer Philadelphia NILS
New York. Cherbourg land passed Hurst Casl'
Bremen Oct 20 Sailed. steamer BrandenSurs 's'A
vaub5rg Oct 90 10 a un-Arrived steamer Kass:a
Aususte Victoria tGer'. Ruser. New York via FN-
CberSourg. oct 20 5 a ua-Arrtved. Bremen
80 DTcTss5e4l, Iath i2-lS p u1-SaIed steamer
BIucher GER Reessing from Hamburg and Soutn7
Gibrasr Oct Is sailed steamer Anrares er'. fr''
Have: oct 20 noonESailed steamer "a Provence trs
AK. New York
Hui YS 3f oh' h1as (T. Ryder New YORK
Butt Of Lewis Oct = T 9- s S,sasT AMI
AntweTp Oct 2o-satea steamer ICELAND JRr, sroonT
Rotterdam oct ~ sTryed IseaPer Po ssieI
p m. steamer Ryndam dutch. Van der Zee Nav
$, Tbonoas Oct ~ II mArrivsa Ks ;c::.
q p m, sailed, steamer Trinidad tBrl- Williams Groa
Naples ocS I7-~ATrited steamer Germauia ~ sasols
De PsrOisri New YORK Via Naples: isih ! : a
T,a Ht Sai,9 stsansr CSTpa,h tI511 Pensasr
New York via Palermo Naples and Gi0ra ala wf.a
New York via Ia Plata c.,,,, ,,,.r par,vtpa
3tIsm Trieste, etc. New Y9rS. 18th Roma s's
Grom New York via Alsiers'. Penang. singapore S'
Mia etc
sydney NSw Oct 1a-Arrived. steamer Iangton e--sss
IBID, Graves. New York via ;: Vincent. { v -
Town. x..ux
Christiansand oct 90 a m-Sailed steamer s''S
Oav dam Hoist. New York via Copenhasel,
Malta Oct 1e-Passed. steamer Aleenga GER
Mol via Hong Kong. singapore Suez. e'e' l''
YORK. ,-.x
Gibraltar. Oct 2o-Passed. steamers Cretic tbf' ~
Genoa and Naples for New York rr-rs
ST Michaels. OCT 2o-Passed steamer FrtnzHSs $50
Ger, Dannsmann. New York for Naples ana S,ara
Alden. Oct 20-Arrived. steamer Foxley tbrl, FN'
LIiOgo Mott Boston and New orr
said aD-Arrved. steamer Nuoia Vscf'. =
heke. New York Tor Alden. Singapore. etc. nara
Liverpool Oct 2O-Arrived. steamers Cevic 18Th -
New York
Sue1. 2o-ATFiVed. steamer 1rNni NNur'- 4fONt
fer New
Sandy Point Sept 22-Sailed steamer Cuzeo tsts 49,
son tfrom ICuiauel Antofagasta and New lotnaS ~.s
London oct so~Setled steamer Mesaha tSrl. lnoo "
York ~, yats-
GLASGOW, oct 2O-Safed. steamer Columbia (sfN va
worth. New York via NoNtle v,S,.s.IsaiA
N. sbourg oct ~ p ul-Saied. steamer PhiisssS-
Mills from 81 uthampton), New NoTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
DOUBLE RAID ON JUNTAs.

Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. 20-Acting in conjunction
with the Mexican Consul here, the FL Paso police
made a raid last night the local junta of the
alleged Mexican revolutionists. Pedro Gonzales
the only man arrested here simultaneously
with the raid the American side of the line the
police of Juarez raided several we'll known quar-
in that city where the revoIutionists were
thought meet, and fifteen were arrested
Documents found in FL Paso showing the
Of the local organizations with those of
st. Louis Douglas, Del Rio Laredo and Eagle
Pass. The raid on the Del Rio organization during
the early part of the week led to the raid here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
A HORSE AS AN ASSISTANT F,sueemAn

The horse. Grace. had the added value OF tranir q,
trout nshing. and fishing good in the South Eo -,
the Snake, the trout ranging one noIn6 70 ,,o
pounds Gray Grace would work across the -tsis TWO
her sides In the swift running water while hsr rtis
:, gray palmer with yellow body up. down and across
II was laugheble 10 watch the horse VIII Nc,
hooked SLOWLY patiently, cautiously would ambis
me shore watching the frantic attempts of the
fsh 10 escape, stepping side EFFORT ~ 80
rider better chance TO play It always sighn tn r
relief and satisfaction when he
landed That horse keenly enjoyed the SPORT .al!y
falr!y well, but had bored air through uI'
do.ance The other horses would have none OF IL IN.
oeep wafer the whipping OF the rod
me seemed 70 get on their and they would nInee
shor. ano make for the shore just tvopound
current made fishing foot dicultainost
OSting Magazine ' '4ipossiD!e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
CANNON PRAISES WApswoR7H

Batavia, n. Y, Oct 2o.-Speaker Cannon of the
House OF Representatives addressed a large crowd
here tonight He devoted portion of his remarks
10 the career of James w. Wadsworth of Geneseo
present chairman of the House Committee on Agri-
culture who seeks election from the 34th Dis
trict Speaker Cannon supported Mr. wadswor+h,
pos1on IN the Investigating of the packing houses
am told, said he. that down here some one saws
mat Wadsworth wants to be elected simply thai
ne may say TO the people in Washington thai he
mas SD eeen yndiGaed He needs such vndicaton
ocratc side" Mr.. Cannon went West on a snectaI
car attached to the midnight train Pa1