davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

MT. Bailey. Mr. President, I shall not-resist an agreement to this con ference report, because I believe that the people of Oklahoma and the Indian Territory have already been denied ad- mission to the Union altogether too long. For four years there has been nc difference of opinion in the Senate as to their right of self government as a State, and their just claims in that regard have been postponed to await some settlement of the vexed question with reference to New Mexico and Arl- zona. .r ...- ...'
 I have never been able to see any political. geographical, or natural con nection between the right of the peo- pie of Oklahoma and the Indian coun- try to statehood and the same right Of the people of New Mexico and Arizona; and I deeply regret that the conferees representing the House could not see their way clear to give the people of Oklahoma and the Indian Territory their admission promptly and leave this question to be settled between Arizona and New Mexico here after.
 
 ate, and congratulate the people of New Mexico and Arizona, that by our persistence we have at least secured to those people the right to determine for themselves whether they shall be admitted jointly and as one State or as separate States into the Union. If it be true that the Territory of Arizona is as much opposed to her forcible annexation to New Mexico as has been represented here, l hay no doubt that her people will so express themselves at the ballot box, and thus end once ana .orever this attempt to unite her against her will to the neighboring Territory. ,s as.--f .. .. - -.
 I shall look forward, too, to the time when even New Mexico, in her own right and as separate political-entity. together with Arizona in her own right and as a separate political entity; shall be admitted as States into the Union. and I sincerely hope that will termi- nate the struggle of Territories to be- come States. . .
 If I could have my way, no State would ever be admitted into this Union after these two Territories be- come Commonwealths. I would set tie for all time the problem of the mixer and alien races who now live under our flag and inhabit territory which belongs to us, but which is not treated as a part of us. would say to them frankly that they can never be, admitted into the sisterhood of States; and then l would supplement thsC de I.iai of all hope on their part of ever becoming States of the Union by al lowing them to erect their own govern ments and pursue the destiny of their own people in their own way.
 I would make this Republic homo Geneous one. I would make this Re public a government in which every part by physical contact touched some other part If I made single excep- ton to this rule, that single exception should be the Territory of Alaska
 Mir. President. whatever, the future nay hold for these dependencies and whatever uncertainty may attend their .eourses the Americon Congress makes
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
ARIZONA'S VICTORY WON AT LAST
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The story of the final adoption of the conference report on the Hamilton joint statehood bill in both houses is contained in the Congressional Record which reached this city on Tuesday, In the Sen ate such members as Foraker, Bailey Money and Beyerdge engaged in the debate, The ,Republ- can party was forced from it's position on the state hood bill by the firm stand of the Democratic Senat DTS, assisted by such stawarts as Foraker In the House Mark Smith made the Speaker vince by, his reference to machinatons that had ben carried on in an endeavor to force the bill down the throatS Of Speaker Cannon made spirited reply and the pas sage of the bill was the signal for long and contn- ued applause and cheering seldom eQuaed in either house of Congress,
 The conference report was called up in the Sen ate by Senator Beveridge and Senator Bailey took the floor and said;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
EL ponce GROCERY

30 vends Arsfeulos alimsntiai0s,
directamente importAdos do Estadoa
Unidos, llsvAndose q casa del com
Eprador, Surtido aiemprs fresco. Co.
mercio 7.-ApArtsdo2 - Tel9fono ]2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
IMPRBSIOIES Y IOYIC|AS

LUNES 80. En- el vapor sCsroli'
nAs ha salido hacia Estsdos Unidos,
eu uSo de licsneiA, Mr.. Robert A. Mi
ller, administrator dc eorreos do eita
| eiudad.
L. sustituys interinsmsnte el ioven
don Artisgo OJpenhsimsr: cuyo car
90 en- la mlsma ofisina sera desempe
iiado misnsras tanto por el iovsn don
Mario BslAval.
Ell domir go le eelebr6 I'm mitin
unioniita en- el bArrio Rio CAflas
Juana Dis, sn el que tomAron part,
los to:religlonarios sedorea Hilario
Cruz, valentln Rodrjguz. Francisco
G. ordon, Car dslsrio Martint Z y otros.
Ooncluido el mitiu, siguieron Gu ma
nifestaei6n hastA el pusblo de Juana
Diaz. FL acio resuli6 muy brillante.
-Exitten On 10 cArcel do ssta ciu
dad, los siguientes recluidos; Eu "a :
maria; SO varonss y mpisres. su
ftiendo condsna, 1873 vare mes y II
mpjeres. Faeron puestos on liberta d,
|Gngorio Ramos, per sgrssi6r Juan
Ortiz, por falsa representation; A fon.
30 Rivera, por hurto msnor.
eAEn vista del gran suoeso que
hemos obtenido con los ampliAeionea
en- bustos do fotogratas que otreoe.
mos & nuestra slientela, NOS eompla-
esmos On prorrogar hasta fines do afio
10 dsnasi6n de los tiekstss que dan de
recho & 10 adquisiei6n do diehas am.
pliacionss, seg6n circular que con este
motive publisamos On Novismbre pa
% 10 y que remitiremos sl que nos la
pida. - BAZAAR OTERo.
@-El sinema at6grsfo Lumiaro, do Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
Para los que quIeran coIocar
hisn su dlner0

Be vends o arrienda On Ponsa, o.
In salle ATOCHA, la mas eentriea d.
10 eiudad entire lss dos plaEas prinsi-
palss, an almasen do mampostsria J
MADEIRA dol pals, dc II plea 8 pulga'
das s do rents por 10 calls del Sol J
50 II pulgadas por 10 do ATOCHA
irente & los sssAa do Enmanuelli d @
r. vAldssilla Hsmanos 4 @.
For tsnsr este Almasen dos arri
mos 90 hasa muy f&oil fabrisarle una
plAnta Altal somdn Gngnlo do man.
postsria solamente. TamhiGn una d
plados alntss mampostsria oontigui
Antsrior On 10 salls del SOL. II Qu,
AdQuisra ssta propisdad tandrG Ill
busn inbsrka dc Ga dinsro, Para In
tormss dirigirss 6 RATAzL RIVER
KsHsI, sol u, Pouea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

de rtglr los destincs de eata eiudAd.
-DoR Pedro Limsrdi hA sldo
oomhrado conssrie del eementerio de
10 eiudsd en- suitituei6n del que la
dessmpefisba.
Don JesGs M Maehieote y don
v. Matfas Ottis, proysctsn Abrir un
eacritorio Ii 5lico en- essa ciudAd.
Sc trsta de sxtsnder sl bsrrio
primero de elts eiudad haata oil lugAr
denominado <Coto Sucio, que hastA
hoy eorrespondfa Al bsrrio de Canas.
Aver pudo hibsr unA desgrasia
en- el bArrio de Csnas, & csusa de la
velceidad que 90 10 imprimen q los
sutom6viles cuando pasan por aque.
llos lugares.
La polisfa debs trAtar do que 90
asorte Ia msrcha dc estos vthieulos.
cuando van por lugAres pobladoa y
dc mutho tansito,
-EstA nochs cslebrsr& aesi6n or
dinAria al eomite dc la Union de
Puerto Rico. So ha citado & loA pre-
sidentel dc les subiuntas de los b.
rrioe para trAtar aauntos que 90 re
lacionan con 10 polftisA local.
En- las inserlpeionsA veriicades
sl sAbado ohtuvo el partldo unionissa
una mayoria do 1888 insripeiones.
En- Ia tarde dc aver lego 4 ssta
eiudad proceiente de San Juan nues'
tro amigo el doctor don A'siandro
Giol.
Sc espera on estos dias 10 llsga'
do do Romero Rosa, quien pasar& 81
pueblo de Guyana, en- aauntoa dc lh
tsdetae,6n libre do trabsi sdores.
Aver los obreros, antes de en-
ptzar 10 asamblea, reeorrieron las
0 allies de 10 poblsei6n CON ndiica ,
hAnderas, Be calcula que austrian 4
la aaAmblea alredsdor de 200 personas,
-Nuertro amigo don Rafael Rive
ra EAbri tiene oncargo de somprar y
vsndar elcopelss para Casa usadaat
eueden d glrse los intnesados q la
calls del sol q nsro14 Pence
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

senta y ssis sAnastos papas y manda
dos & arroia. 81 mar por srcontrArae
90 m u estsdc.
e aabAdo % lIeg aron por ell W
por sPonc's los apArstos de los rsyo,
K para el dspartAmento de opsracio
nea del Asilo Tic che.
En- la asamblea de obrsros csls
brsda aver en el Club de 10 .Uui6n de
Puerto Rico,s obtuvisron msyofiA d.
votoa los florss siguisntes;
Para deleg ado, Hp6liIo Ussra;
para el Coneei1 municipal, Herminit
Morales; Carlos FGshaeo; Julio Ri
vera.
-El meeting unionista celebr I'd o
aver en- el bsrrlo dc sSabauetass essu
vo muy lueido. Tomsron parte en- Ia
oratoria los sei1 ,res Capestany, Casi'
miro Garcia, Elias Cordero, Pedro J.
Cabrers, Tomas Castillo y Antonio
BuacsgliA.
e polieia de ssnidad Rsfssl
Colon desomis6 S htgadon do eerdc,
IN csrdo y 3 higa1os do res, que
mAnd6 qusmar y euterYar.
En- el meeting celebrado On sSs.
banetass la polieiA tuvo que dsnun
ciar & Slmplicio Mapgusl -epublica
NJ qrien On union de otros trataba
do ertorpeesr el scto.
Ell domingo 50 bsneaeiaron is
reses con IN total de 1905 libras y hoy
9 reaes con IN t)tsl de 2674 librAs 10
tebiendose los precios do "a, 26 y 2S
oentavos X 20.
En- 10 ms HAna de hoy el spcar'
gado del repeso del mercAdo ha reco
gido un nlfio como do cuatro amos que
90 enoor traba perdido on 10 plazA.
Ell viernes 90 cslebraron On el
JuEgado Municipal 13 iuiolos do ss'
csaa imDortarca.
don Pam6n Eorell Campoa pu'
blicAra on brevs I'M manifesto al ID
blieo, rstsrsnts & la convention pa
rA el nc mbramiento de los que han
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

em'rssa G lrcfs, ha sido llevado hoy
{ CoAmo ALI 10 dsr&a algunaS sxhi
bicloneE.
~El dfa IL del entrants Az lato
hAhr& nusvas carrerss hfpieas On el
Ht96dromo Ponet ~, , vendr&, como
10 vtz anterior. muchs gsrts do San
Jaar, Nf como de otrAs poblaciones.
-Ss elogla mleho 10 reetitud del
nsargado del repeso en- la plaza del
hercsdc, quien svits que los compra.
dores sean d.teAudados On sl peso.
va 80 han prslentAdo algunas denun
eias.
-Tsrem3s entendido que 90 he
sncNg ado para los hsspitales do ssts
ciudsd IN quinial do bananins, exse-
lente f6euls puertorriquefIs que pre-
para nusstro am go don JoAQufo
B,amud.
Hsmos tsnido sl gusto do reel
bir 10 vlsita de nuestro Z 4 ,elents ami.
goy correljglonario don Ante nio Ri
vera, dc Juaua Diaz,
Ell lis 3 dc A Agosto, entire dos ,
euatro do la tsrde, 90 llevArkn a ahcto
las subastas do suministro de leehe
para los hosptsles Civil y Ttieos h >;
10 reformA de las eacalerss del ParQue
dc Bomberos y el sumiuistro dc car
mes dc res para loa hosp ta'es Civil y
Trico,hs
-Hemos tsnido oil guato do recibir
atenta viaita dc nueatro particular
amigo don Jllio Palacios SAILS Gar.
Dsseamos 10 see geAtA su essAntis On
eatA eiudad.
Sc han aatiAdo & 10 Union ds
Puerto Pieo, los stilores Rafael Mon
tAlvo, R,m5n Flgueroa y Buenavsn
sura Martinez
-El popular Coco 10 90 sneu sntrs
en- Gaaysms, tocando Algunos bAilsl
con ~ txce.en orquests.
Aver hubo I'M dess ITO dc ehass
balls entire los teams Caribs y ouih
habiendo aldo derrotAdo el segundo.
A las once y msdia do In noch,
del tAbado, estando el obrero ice,
LAboy tomando frelco On las szoteaI
dc 10 pulperfs do den ALtorio G )nzG
Ilex, calle Mayor, tuvo 10 desgrscIa d.
| cAerse, quedando muerto inlti nlanea
mente,
Joie Laboy tenia 40 AMOS y era 4
of3io pintor y era muy popular por q,
huen caraoter y grAndes dotes para q
ItrAbsi,.
e iurado que sntendiA On i
! eauaA contra don Tulio Medina, 10 b
declarado Culpab.e. L. Colts 10 eon
dsna q I'm afio do prisi6n
Hen sido deeomisadoa nueva
msnts al almae6n do Mr.. Collen, %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
AF|RMAC|ONES OSADAS

Puesto que 10 prsnsA republicans
asegurA IN die y otro que sus venta-
les son manifestis, 10 invitamos 4
que demuestrs acknowledgements, sl pol
que dc esas ventsiae.
A que NOS fis on ndmeros redon.
dos, 10 cIfrA total de las insoripeiones
llevadss & eabo hasts hoy, en- todA la
isla, especiflcando las que son dc pro
sedencia unioniatA y las que tienen
orfgen rspublicsno.
A que llevs, por fin, 81 amino del
p1blieo, empleando todos los medioa
racionalea ' legalss, no II mentirs,
no el amkilo, no 10 torpe ret!csncia,
el conveneimisnto irms dc que ellos,
los republicanos, obtsndran 81 laurel
de- 10 victoria en- 10 presente iornads
porque SON los mas fuertes, los mas
asbios, los mas populares, los ma.
ricos, los mas simT aiisos y.... ct sic
de cGteriS
81 lograsen eato -tanto equivAl'
drfa tspar el eielo con los manos de
ansemAno nos sonslderamos impoten
tes para entrar On tfAnca lid, con IN
tan soberbio como sbrumador enc
migo.
Pero no 10 harAn.
Ii raz6n es obvia.
No 10 harkn porque no pueden
hacerlo.
81 eatuvieaen On condolences para
clio, NO 20 podria vivir tranQuilamsn.
To On Puerto Rico, porQue 81 fatuidad,
50 intolerarsia y ~ soberbia, no ton.
drian lfmitss.
Hoy 90 limltAn & voaear pore ID
son una iuaignificAnte minoria y nc
les 90 dAble meterse On otras csmpa
nas.
81 10 mayo,ia eAtuv.ese eonstitri
d. por ellos, { ! pals 40 sonvsrtilfa On
un nuevo campo de sgeamante.
Como se convirti6 en- la epoca or
que mandAban ellos, por oil patro Ato
del gobernador II Hlnt.
q ledamos, pues, en- que 10 AotuaI
msyorfa de los republicanos no 90 n I'll
que una pamema.
Ii msyorfa go de 10 U Ual6n, y ID
Union 90 el pals puertorriquefi ', Ia
patria puertorriquena, dispueata
enslteCer este pueblo en- todos los Or
dsnes dc 81 existsncia, bsjo los pile
guss do Ia gloriosa bandera que mol
eobijA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

Ua peri6diso rspublicano do San
Juan sfrma con la mayor sans faGon,
que los unionistas ssremos derrotados
on les pr6xlmas slseclones porqus los
republicsnos tienen mayor ndmero de
eleetorss inserltoT.
Es muy c6modo dscir eosss que
son falsas, & sabiendas de que 10 son,
y Quedarse despu6i tan fresco, como
si el que tel sonducta observa creyese
que no satk en- IN pueblo sivilizado
sino en- IN iilota de 10 Osssnfs, 6 on
sl corsx6n do Tomboctou. donde no
extste opinion, ni 90 publican period.
COS.
II easo rsvela algo mas, revela
uus vsrdadera osadfa, porque nadie
ignora On Puerto Rico. On ESQ do las
dos agrupaeiones politieas squf exls :
tsntss, oual 90 l. que satG llevando 10
mel 1r parte en- 10 eAmpaila electoral.
Y eito es asi. porque les inacrip
clones no 20 haeen & Csncerroa tapa.
dos, nj son producto do eoneili&bulos
8 rsuniones sseretAa; 90 una oper aei6n
dsmocrAsies, refreshments legal, que
eomo todo derseho eisrcido por el
pueblo, 90 realixa & 10 clara luz del
die ain que nadie, partidos, gobierno
y los que 90 limitan al papel dc 90.
psotadores, pueda velarlo entire som.
bras, 8 dArle I'm caraotsr distinto dol
que t!sne, 8 introdueir variasiones On
oil c6mputu de los eleetores inacritos
para tsvorecsr periudiear los inte
resss de discriminate solectividad.
Existsn sssstos cuya importaneia
% tan evldsnts, que no debsn ser emf.
tidos, sin reforS arlos Embellishments
con una rotunda demoatrasi6n.
Este modo do obrar %, sobre TODD,
neseaArio on po,ft.eA, porQue 10 poll.
tiea prAstiea, esa polf.isa do acci6n
que tanto preo,nisan nuestroa adver.
sarios, NO 90 basa on eileu!os ut6picos
nj On estasi'es idsologismos, sino On
cifsas y hechos, los mas olaros, los
mas eontundentes, los mas 9 1nci ietos.
NJ vale dseir; somos los mas los
mejores.
Es precise probarlo para que los
demAs 10 cream,
De 10 contrario, para que sirven
ban arbitrarias atrmaeionea?
Absolutamente para NADIA, como
no sea para en4Arzar las cueationes
p1blicas On dimes y diretes que & min.
gda eamlno condueen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
UN CABALLO

AL que sussribe, ls hA sido sua-
trAido de 50 inca agricola, aitA en- Ol
bArrio de sPerehASs de csta iurisdie-
zion, un cabAllo de % pertenensi& de
las GefiAs siguientes; Saino amarillo,
oastrAdo, con Gordon dc mulA On el
anOA, de 8 Afos mas 8 menos de sdad,
Do aais J msdiA cAartAs do alGAda, tie
na un lueero On lA frente que 10 eorre
hAsiG Rhajo, ls pata traeera 6erecha
blanca del nudillo Abaio,
Sc gPAtincArG q la persana que 10
entregus.
San HehAstia, Junio 70 de l, 900,
3O7 PEDRO ESTRADA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
CAFE BRAs|LtR0

Lssmos en- Ella Chispas do Nanati
10 aigaiente:
&2or IA los sen 1res oomercientea
do Arecibo don Justo Perez y don RI.
mon Medina han heCho p6blico que
sllos hAhian eomprAdo Cafe del Brazil
& 10 oAsa de somereio de San Juan
Cadierno Lohex y Compahfas
20 8 responder & esto dichos 90
Gores comereiantes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
Dr.. Antonio Molina

Medico ttular especiasta enf.rnsdades de los oos
oido5, IA narz garganta
HorM consutas para psorare ds A mAflRA d42k
dc tard despscho, Plaza Principal nd nsro %.
Hospital Tcocha ConuA los pobrss diArlSs 'G IL de la
opsrseon 6nss eoeS vie n de 6 de la tArds j
Te!9fouo tGmero 2O2-2 deSpaeho 903 -3 rssdsuoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
A GUATEMALA

El erueero americana sMarb'e
heads h. salido cen rumbo & las COS
tas do GuAtsmalA con el prop6siso do
prch gar los inssreaes am msricAnos qas
pr edan rssultar comp omelidos en- d.
cha repdbliea en- virtud do 10 guerra
qae acAha de estallar con 10 del Sal
vador,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
LAS |NsCR|PC|0NEs

He aQul los vsridsadas el sGbAdo
% do Julio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

Precinso Mendex Vlgo. y Unionis
tas, g. RepublieAnoS IA
Preeinso Concrete. - Unioniatas,
1Cs; Republiesnos, Al
Precinto Wives. - UnioniGtAs, 1e3;
Republleanoa 66.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31

Doctor (. RuIz Afnau

De tegfeso do su viaia & Europa,
AsAbA dc instAlar % oneina pPoieSio.
nal On IL calle del Cristo, ntmero Il,
Horas de consultal de IL , media {
J media de 10 tards. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-31
Juan De Gul1an Denitc1
AVOCADO. O.NOTARIQ
TETUAN Is. P. O. BOX
SAN JUAN, P. r.
Constantine Y Sabal V!!!egas
OornisiCntstQa.


IS Broad st. New Yor e. U, A.
Direction por cable! Sabastino.
Sc sncargan do sgenolaF toda ella
90 de conisionea. de 10 venta de pro-
ductoa como cafe, oueros, caucho 90
y dc Ia comprA y dsspaeho de todA
0lase de msreSpcias. Atienden con
sspeCiAlidAd el despacho dc eneomien
dAa por correo.
AgenciAn lA venta dc minas, hn'
css y suministran catAlogos aobre
productos industries de eAte pals.
Sc haOen cargo de l& SaudisnGtA
dc j0venos estudiantss y On relaoi6n
con este ramo suminiatrAn todA olase
de dAios = cAtAlogok.
Congisi0neS m6dicds,
PurGuaIidGd, ESmsro y rdpides
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-08
COUNTERFE|TERS ARRESTED
WITH THE GOODS ON THIN
Chief OF Police Newkirk Made tbc
Arrest Of the Season Yesterday
Large sum ~ Gold Was Found ON
Each Of the Prisoners.

The most important arrest made
by the police force OF BIueheld was
that of the cOunterfeiters yesterday
and Chief OF Police Newkirk IS re-
ceiving congratulations from his
many friends on making the arrest.
YESTERDAY morning Bernard King.
Of this city was arrested nv the CHIEF
while attempting TO pass some of the
queer. On his person was found
s15 In gold counterfeit. After being
questioned and made aware OF tho
punishment that awaited him he
gave the description OF his partner
to the chief who at once dispatched
. man 10 Graham where John Miller.
aged g. years was arrested In front
Of the depot and after being searched
$3.50 in 6ves. tens and twenties I'm
gold was found on his person.
Miller says that he ala not make
the money but that he purchased fl
Of man whose IDENTITY was un
known TO him This story is not bo.
iievcd boy the authorities and chief
Of Police Newkirk seems to have
clue as TO where the place Of the
countcrfoiters Is located.
The men arrested will bc given a
hearing this morning and win no
doubt be remandcd to 10 JAIN 10 await
the action Of the federal court
IN The meantime the officers are
using every effort to ascertain tho
working placee Of the countcrfcncrg
and are in hopes that they viii be- so
fortunate as 10 capture ou the work
ing tools Of these workers OF the
queer"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-08
commencement Was
A Brilliant Success
STUDENTS on THE CONCORD
STATE NORMAL DID THEM
SELVES PROUD.
A LARGE CROWD OF VISITORS
ATTENDED THE CLOSING OF
SPRING TERM.

At the commencement exercises OF
the Concord State Normal school, at
Athens, held Tuesday and Wcsnes-
day of this week. the students did
themselves proud. which IL not only
n credit To themselves and parents,
hut also to the faculty OF this pop
ular educational institution.
There were ut the last session OF
the school an enrolment OF ESQ, not
counting the training department.
The attendance at the exercises was
the largest In the history of the In
stitution and everything passed on
In satisfactory manner.
Monday night n play was given by
n number of the students entities
strife" which was well rendered
and received by large attendance.
Tuesday morning at the oratoric-
al contest Colo Hatfield, son of
Cap" Hatfield, won the medal. lie
did remarkably well, and the decls-
ion OF the judges was unanimous.
Tuesday evening the base ball
teams OF the college and Hinton
crossed bats and the game was called
In the last half OF the eighth inning.
The score at the time OF the calling
of the game ON account OF rain was
. to . and the college boys had two
men on bases, ad therefore IL was
decided In favor of the college boys.
DIR. lisa. Bee, OF Princeton, umplred
the game and gave general satisfac-
tion.
Tuesday night Hon u. r. Sweeny,
or Washington. H. q. delivered a
lecture, taking as his subject
American Civilization" The lecture
was "A good one and was attentively
listened To by large assembly
Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
In the auditorium, the commence
ment exercises were held and the
presentation OF diplomas took place.
The program for the exercises
was about as follows:
Music "Valse Brllliants" Morlty.
Moszkowski, Caddie Lou Mckenzie.
Ethel Dean, Roberta Gore. Mary l..
Spangler.
Invocation, Rev. Nm Richardson.
Music, BLOW Soft Winds" Charles
Vincent.
Girls Chorus.
Salutatory, Tom Kay Young.
valcdictory, Mary Holroyd.
Literary address, Hon. Creed M.
Fulton.
Music, "Twlnkllng star" Etude
de Salon. @. Bolum, Roberta Gore.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-08
Bureau Drawer
Reveals Marriage

Shamokin, Pa, June T., BY a
sister finding a marriage certificate
today in bercau drawer at her
parents home. an elopement that Oc-
CURED December ~. 1905, between
Miss Stella NJ Daubcrt and George
w. Fry of this city, WAS revealed for
the first time. on the plea OF go
ing TO Ashland and Tamaqua TO Wis
it friends Miss Daubert departed
from here and was Joined by Fry at
70 nearby station They journeyed
TO New York where they were mar
ricd by the Rev. J Allen Russell
The young lady mentioned In the
above telegram was a visitor to this
city recently and has many friends
and acquaintance here who viii be
surprised TO hear Of her marriage.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-08
CONFERENCE HAS
BEEN PROPOSED.
Will Ask All Countries To join In
Movement Against Anarchists

Geneva. Switzerland June IA
diplomatic movement is afloat for an
international conference TO discuss
measures for dealing with anarchists.
The attitude of England, America
and Switzerland in the matter ~
most important as these are the only
countries where anarchists receive
protection. An effort is to be made
to induce these three countries 10
join with the world for the snpres.
sion OF anarchists.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-08
DESERTED THE
DAWSONITES.
Governor Whites Brother who Lost
His Job is Said Now 10 BE an
InsuTgcnt.

There is painful rumor anoat
among ho republican politicians,
says the Parkcrsburg Sentinel. that
Colonel VIII white, a brother Of GOV
crnor white who has trained with
'he Dawson and state administration
crowd for tho past few years. has
switched and is now lined up with
The Teter camp, and has become n
rabid insurgcul The Dawsouitcs arc
crying trcachory and blame him with
conspiracy with certain Of the lnsm-
gents TO force certain candidates on
fhe republicans OF the county. bur
mis- change Of heart occurred after
his resignation as clerk or the pen
itenlary board had been accepted by
Governor Dawson IS This news all
comes from good republican sources.
DO is probably an true