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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-10
The Items pe Opposes.

The items which l am now opposing
read as follows:
For necessary II special facilities
OH trunk lines from Washington 10
Atlanta and New Orleans. II hundred
and fOrty-tWo thousand seven mum
dr. L and t~Wenty-eight dollars M SeN-
Cnty-five cents: Provided. That no part
of tho appropriation made by this par
agraph sinai be expended unless the
Postmaster General shall deem such
expenditure necessary in order To pro-
mote the interest OF shc postal ser
vice"
For continuing necessary II spc-
lciaI facilities on trunk lines from
Kansas City. Missouri, to Newton,
Kansas. twenty-five thousand dollars.
or so much thereof "a nav be neceS-
Sary. Provided. that no part OF this
appropriation shall he expended I'M
less the Postmaster General snail
deem such expenditure necessary in
order to promote the interest OF the
postal service"
It seems no one can speak
for this special appropriation
without relying upon the pro-
vision apparently placing in II
the discretion of the postmaster gen
eral. AS to this let us see how the
Department regards it. 1t puts the
entire responsibility on Congress.
where it really belongs page 339 OF
last hearings). In this House on
April IS, 1900, the Observation-Disclosures
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-10

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@as talking. and n mas replv - n4m
hf@F4al MIR kftcnIn wlIl unloubt-
rals D. heard from asagn rs this a..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-04-10
s. A. Il. Stocks and Bonds.
Naval Stores.

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do preferred ....
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06

Ninguno de los fondos anterios puede
distraerse, con objeto distinto de los
que clsramente tenen seMalados, que
dando pues, los tiguientes balances pa
ra el mantpnimiento ell mRneio gene
raj de la PenitenoiaEia (exceptuando los
Fondo general de maDtenimiento 90
1" dc ingresos de la Penitenoiaria 90
Z" gananciss de los conviotos % 6S
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
LA CONVENTION REPUBLI.
CANA
Pos,ulada Andrews y Eudosa q
Estado Consolidate.

ST Ia convenclon TepUbiiORua cue tu'
vo SD veridcativo Ell egta ciudAd el ga
bado pssado hubierA side teni Ia en- las
II giones polares no hRbriA msnfestado
mss frial1a que la que e1hibio el Sa-
bado pasado. Esta es una cirCuDstan'
cia que pre- sagia una dtrrota comuleta
PR, II partido on la election del q de
Noviembre veniGerO.
A los 10 de la msfl4na SO renni6 Ia Co
uiaion territorial presiQiIa por Mr. IL. o.
Bursum donde se present0 ia question dc
las delagacinneR eontektantes del cOndado
de Bernali.l1 discutlendo los reclsmoa
de- la delsgscton de Hubbell, Mr. Chil-
hers, Ia dc IN delegation do Armijo,
Mr.. Clancy. Los qu9 oyeron la eviden'
cis ofreoida son DO opinion que la ma
ouinaria encAbt zada por Hubbell Sc va
| no de Il das las tretss, artimEnss Q lie.
galidedea imagipabea pars obtsner Ia
,uframsoia en- las primariAs en Ia 0r n.
" ii non de oondado, yendo hasta ell i1mi
e. en ln que Ee cooOcu como 81 Irooedl
nj nto De mordaza pro esq, no Obsten
| t Ia cougon, con rxospolon de nn voto
| "A de S-Cunuion Romero, Teconocio ID
dslegaoion ds Tt0bbell para IA orRanlzs
preliminaiia. La oomision dc credencia
les. or rJo41lo de conformidad con el pre-
esdsnie d 10 oomslon y report6 unsni
memente a fay0r do Ia delegation d
HubbelI.
Ceroa de las tres de- 10 tsrde, Il pro.i
de ito de Ia comision territorial, Nj
Bursum, llamo la convention al order
despues do IN extenso discupo que le
is De ~ papuscVitol en- clique elca16 elo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
Bicnyenidos al RsdIl Dsmocratico.

FL independents, en IN pxtensa Arti
culo. bpj el tftn'o LOS | surgeLt tes, 4"
dioa IL eiRuiante respeotO los del parti-
do republicano de este contRdo:
"Nads diremos eoeTcs del oondado de
San Miguel, porque o. oosa ben sabida
que va Il lnsurgeutes de tfos paHado4
SO han crnverti+0 az DemAcrstas net, 6
Y ESTAN COMPARTMENTS REPU-
DIADOS DE LA ORGANlZACION
REPUBLICANA
Ahora, noAotros no sahemos de mejo-
res y mas vs!iosos cludadauos que aqu1
llos que han tenido ia varonindad de sa-
pararse del psrtido republicano y d5sde
que "est6n oonlpl tai ente rrpndiados
por IA organization republicana, de
seamos dec,rles QUE en- el psrtidn Damo-
crata recibi IA las mos cordial bten
yenida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06

Con nm nuevo surtido de joyerfa Que
soabo de recibir me lleg6 ma lines 80
lectA de antec Joe de larga vista propios
para el campo, con IN alcance que Sc
qradua d,-sde una hasta doce millas.
Para los camplstas ~ uu articulo do ne
oesidsd y otilidad Sabine Lu!sn, Jo'
zero, Cslle usl PaenIe. II,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06

Nucstro candidate para delegado
el lion. 0. A. LaTrazolo, despues de
haber visisado todos los condados del
sGdeste del territorio. Sc oncuentra
ahora en- los del norte, nablendo e5
tado en- Santa Fe el Viernes,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
AvTsO A los PARROQUTANOS
DEL ALUBRADO hLECTRICO

Conerz'ndo este mes, oonoederemo
IN descuer to de cinco pr cientD en
cuentag pcr alu nbra1o electri,o si son
pagadAs en- nuettra ofoiaa en- o altes
del dis dc csda uu mes.
0ga Las Vegas ny, s P.wer Co ,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
NUN. SO
La Iniamia de la Persecution.

Desde que gOo pdo oonocido en- Condado de San Mi
~ ga con nombre de PARTIDO DE LA
IN noes combnados eabe0
w qua imitar los es de Ia
IN ia ouai areros buoando ell medic
For M legado
da pohco oobades
N udo. ~ 81
IN ouA solo puedn exr como terrific
rial naconalmente solo exisen pardos-e veil
puboanohan medic matado
IN cal han gsAdo fuera de exeno
s1neue eva la mira especial
~ do de Union al Partdo Independents
IE, danos - - ~ w
lMuy ben repuboanos leRsd mie han
NJ hecho dabe
udes han gado los
ro condao acuerdense dia de
w castgar uano rugr de dente
lac gor del bon Que % alcanzn
W medic de Ia coercion, ia corruption Ia IL
IIl Nos
w fuerza del dereoho os Aloapzsra mas III
probabdad
autorldad que comon
hao una ooaApcar los prncpo equdsd justa
W dehida entire los homb
AZ
pro de los DERECHOS IGUALE3 PARA TODOS
W ESPECIALEs PARA NADIE "A
Por 10 tanto nombr
w los Damooratas del Oondado de San Miguel
mente odos los mbO dol PArsao do h Union
penden dos los ruhlanos
1 al de prerogavas
suago
III oomeat las huastes dc Ia utga de la ans dopotmo
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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo DE oCTUBRE DE 1906.

pAtizan con los principles democratioOs,
SO convooa por la preseute, para que
tenga lugAr en- Las Vegas. N n el
Jueves, Is de Octubre, de 1905, 4 las 10
de Ia mafanA, en- Ia Casa de Oortes,
con el I'm de nominar una boleta de
Dem6crata para los Varios empleos
de oondado que tendran que eleRirse en-
la pr6xima venidera election del dia 6
de Noviembre.
Los diferentes precintos de este con-
dado estan intitnlados a las siguientes
representaoiones en- dicha convenoion:
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
Convention Democrata.

Uea rvapcion Representative do 'cs
vot. ntes dem6iratas del Copdedo de
San Miguel, N M., de todo' aonellos
Que han rertanecido q los partidos De 10
Union, Ip1ep.ptlepts , ttIos que sim
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06

cOrsRaa % y euAEsa Paeina.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
El inrado oue iuzg6 Ia causa de .

IT 97F1177l' -
sesinato contra Manuel Romero, de
Taos. per q homicidio de Estebar
Sanchez, dlctamin6 Gin culpa al acu
saGc.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-06
$4Ol4 10

El Sr. B1rsum no haoe nna espeoitica-
ciop d. trllats ue les gr stos, mAnlf, stsn-
do 10 Que So x st6 en comhus'lble, rope !
MADEIRA 6 aumentCs; sino sumas en-
conluuto Jor cnente J foeron oargadas
en- contra ue los foudtr, hacienda lmpo
sible, de- ezra mrnera una OoDparBcion
tutre | - ga, tos. 90 un af0 y lls de Ctro
como 80 y6 IN los ritnlps do las ouentas
uue hem,s menoionado.
No esia compren6ido on nuestros de.
beres de jnyestlgaelon reportar sobrs Ia
condici6u f,I3a de Ia PenitenciarIs, das.
pues de- J., separation de Mr. Bursnm,
psro e- )ntete.spte Gbsrvar. que c-ros
IA lue 10 million de D. sos fue nee~-srio
psrs cuhric los Ra.t Do eta tnHtlg1C Oh
IN : periodo f.Iido.
Acompsnsn olO y Fl iendcse al xxi
bito Il. estA ucA ista Ne uesaUsntos ia
r, No strrt, cpn en os hhres entre Mayt
q de lDt 0 y Atril l2 de 1904 y Hgregan
d. 10 cauudsd Dc S2i4 20,
(5o Uoutnuara }
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
DEP. NEWHALL
WANTS ACTION
IN SONS CASE

Deputy United States Marshal Charles
c. Newhall. with his son Lynton, APP
peared In the police court this morning:
and Mr.. Newhall demanded that Judge
Wright arraign his son on a charge of
reveling pending against him.
Judge Wright informed Mr. Newhall
that. there being no warrant before him.
he could not arraign the young man.
Mr.. Newhall according TO Judge
Wright. then told him that II he would
not arraign the boy he would ask the
higher court for n writ OF mandamus to
compel the arraignment.
Judge Wright advised MIR. Newhall 10
see Deputy Chief Egan as 10 what had
become OF the complaint against the boy !:
and Mr.. Newhall says he was told by
Deputy Egan that the case had been
closed and there was no action pending
against the son.
Young Newhal was arrested at
o'clock in the evening on March Ia by
officer G. r. Egan. He was booked at
the police station as disorderly and was
released I'm custody of his father 10 appear
when wanted.
Mr.. Newhall says that he went To Dep
uty Chief Egan this morning to ask for
the boys arraignment, and on being
shown the book found the entry released
to appear when wanted"
Mr. Newhall says he does not want
anything OF this kind hanging over his
son. and that he will be in the police
court again tomorrow morning TO see II
he cannot secure some action.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25

Queen Wilhelmina passed a good
night and her condition this morning
is satisfactory.
Routine business was on the program
today when the delegates OF the 22nd
annual convention of the Association OF
Offic ials of Bureaus of Labor Statistics
Of America assembled for their second
days session at Boston.
general meeting OF the members OF
the American Institute Of Mining En-
gineers, was held today at London,
under the presidency OF Robert w.
Hunt of Chicago, president of the Am-
erican institute. many of the members
of the British Iron and Steel institute
being present.
Through the state department The
American Red Cross has sent a dispatch
to the Japanese government asking
that no further contributions be mais
by Japan to the San Frisco relief .unh
The Red Cross officials believe all .hs
additional funds necessary can be raised
TO this country a total os tiAtfd
was received from Japan for The earth
quake sufferers.
The executive committee OF The
American Library association snnouns-
sociation would he establishes ct W
Newbury street, Boston, ana :bs: thsy
will be opened Sept. /. The assoo,s
tion voted to-open a headquarters at 4.
recent convention at Narrnganssi; Piss
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
OLD TEA GAME
WORKED AGAIN
WITH SUCCESS

Because Mrs. McCauley and Mrs
Feeley of 2o1 Gano street bought what
was supposed to be a pound package
OF tea and found the package TO con-
tain but a half pound. and for other
reasons. they think the man who took
their money is a fraud.
Mrs. Frederick Roehick OF the same
place of abode reports TO the police
that man about 10 years old. weigh
ing $50 pounds, six feet tall, and wear
ing a dark blue suit and black derby
hat. having a round full face with a
black moustache, sold the tea. and
promised to be around in a couple OF
days and bring them 25 cents worth of
sugar and set OF dishes. Unlike the
cat he has not come back.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
PUlAJANES MAKE
AN ATTACK AND
ARE DEFEATED

Manila. July &.-Advices received here
from the Island OF Leyte say that
large band OF Pulajanes yesterday attack
ed a column OF constabulary and regu-
lars commanded by Capt. George H. Nc
Master OF the oath Infantry.
The engagement which took place ear
Baneun resulted In the Puajsnes being
repulsed with the loss OF - men killed
and 90 wounded The troops and constah-
ulary suffered no losses The PulaJanes
fled with the column I'm pursuit Of them
Later estimates place the number OF
the Pulajanes dead and wounded at l50
The fight took place In thick under wood
and lasted thirty minutes The Pulajanes
who are said 10 have numbered 500 men
armed with guns and bolos, charged the
American column three times The lat
ter was composed OF 30 c1mstabulary
commanded by Capt Neville and q col
ored soldiers OF the 2ith Infantry com-
manded by Capt McMaster
Since the fighting OF yesterday the col
umn has not struck the Pulajanes again
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
CITY APPARATUS
CAN'T Be USED
IN BIC MUSTER

AT the regular meeting of the board OF
fire commissioners this afternoon, II was
decided that they cannot grant the re-
quest of the Veteran Firemen's Associa-
tion for detail from the city fire de-
partment for the muster parade on Aug.
i6. The following letter was sent to the
committee:
Your communication under date OF
July is. 1906. notifying the board OF fire
commissioners OF the vote OF the Provi-
dence Veteran Firemens association re-
questing "A detail OF such apparatus as
can be spared. to take part I'm the parade
OF the hremen's muster to be held in this
city on Thursday. August l6. 1906, was
acted upon by the board this day.
1T was decided that inasmuch as no
apparatus can be spared without lessen
ing the prtection which such apparatus
AFFORD, and especially so with reference
10 the engine equipment Qt having been
necessary TO not only place another en-
gine In service but also to increase the
number responding to each alarm on ac-
count Of the diminished hydrant pressure
throughout the city due 10 repairs being
mare at Hope Reservoir), the board ceeIn
II unsafe to withdraw any apparatus
from active service for any purpose what
ever.
THE board sincerely regret that condi-
tions are such as TO prevent the detail
OF apparatus from being made as de-
sired, and IL they can In any manner as
that protection for which the fire depart
ment Is organized and maintained they
viii cheerfully and willingly do So"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25

A reference to THE Corsican Brothers''
recalls an amusing story OF Mr.. Glad
stones visit TO the Lyceum when Irving
was playing In this drama. Mr.. Gladstone
at the time was not burdened by the
cares of Office, and one evening ne
dropped in at the Lyceum. whore he was
occasionally accommodated with a chair
at the wings on this night. however.
when the stage was set for the opera
ball I'm The Corsican Brothers" his cur
iosty led him into one OF the boxes for
spectators IN the scene Up went the
curtain; Mr.. Gladstone wes at once
deserted by the pit and greeted with
SHOUTS ol JOY Wnlch caused him hastily
- withdraw. This" says Mr. Austin.
was his FIRST and only appearance I'm
the drama outside OF the dear old legiti-
mate. at Westminster. "-Westminster
Gazette.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
TWO COLONIES OF
BROWN TAILS ARE
DISCOVERED HERE

Many brown-tail moths have been found
within the past week at the Broad street
entrance 10 Roger Williams Park and on
Mineral Spring avenue. Pawtucket. by
Edward H. Armstrong, who Is acting TN
der Prof Stene in the campaign against
the gypsy moth.
The discovery of two colonies i'm widely
separated localities has caused considera-
BILE surprise as ii was not expected TO ar
rive in Rhode Island so soon.
The brown-tail moth Is as destructive to
foliage as the sypsy moth. and. being a
vigorous flyer, is much harder TO hold in
check. the body Of the insect is covered
with spiny hairs. which produce irrita-
ting wounds upon contact with the skin.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
HARTR|DGE SAYS Y.
INSANITY WILL
NOT Be DEFENCE

New York. July 25.-Cllrord w. Hart
ridge. OF counsel for Harry X. Thaw.
who Is awaiting trial on n charge OF hav-
ing murdered Stamford white announced
today that the question OF insanity will
not enter into Thaw's defense.
Mr.. Hartridge snid that the public
could take II from Harry" that there
was no foundation for reports published
today that there would be civil commits
sion To examine into tho prisoners mem
tai condition. The lawyer declared that
rhaw is averse TO posing as an insano
person and that any suggestion IN that
direction makes him impatient"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
American TaiIOrS FuriOu.

English tailoring is losing the servio~s
OF Mr.. Winter. who, according h tAs
Tailor and Cutter. has been engassa -
ESQ a week TO act as sartor,al Acvtsos -
the United States government IT,
American tailors are furious. says Os
London News. Now is tho winter o.
their discomfort" The New YORK pApsrs
naturally give space 10 the subject. Th0
have ELECTED from Mr. Winter that hs
"hopes TO do something smart" for ootf
branches Of the United states service, tbs
officials desiring 10 avoid any reser
blance TO German uniforms and TO copy
the British az far as practicable.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
10 represent the taxpayers

your unfitness 20 represent the taxpayers
OF the city OF Providence in the eXpendi-
ture of their money for public purposes.
1--WE leave you. for the present, 10
choose either horn OF the dilemma that
may properly attach TO you, or that may
best suit your purpose.
I'VE are sending copy OF this. includ-
In a copy OF our letter OF yesterday, 10
Mayor Elisha Dyer. 10 each member OF
the city council. board OF aldermen and
the mayor, also to the Providence News
Democrat. Journal and Tribune"
Alderman Reynolds said TO News
Democrat reporter this noon that he
would not reply TO the letter as he did
not think IL was worth while.
II have an excellent reputation In
Providence" said the alderman; ''and
do not believe any one Will doubt my
] could for my constituents and they
will stand by me. | am willing to meet
the fullest investigation.
This Mcrmand is long distance from
here. and. therefore. he does not hesi-
tate to talk as he does. II he were here
J. would feel like giving him good
thrashng."
In regard to the letter Mayor Dyer re-
eeived yesterday. his honor said this
1T is not worth any consideration: and
/ shall not reply. ! did what ! thought
was my duty. The city clerk brought
me the resolution authorizing the con-
tract: and what could | do but sign II.
/ would do the same thing again"
There was much talk about the city
hall this morning that the law depart
ment might take some action against the
company for the charges made against
the city officials.
There was also considerable specula-
tion as 10 who will receive the next let
ter from Mr.. Mormand and the general
expectation seemed 20 be that Clerk ID.
r. Hayden would be the victim.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
COURT ENJ0|NS
THE SHUTTING
OFF Of POWER

Judge Brown In the superior court to-
day granted preliminary injunction TO
complainants in the case OF Sumner a.
Kotler VS.. Washington Real Estate com
pany. The complainants operate man
ufacturing establishment In the Calender
building at the corner of Sabin and Cal
lender street
In bill in equity filed In court they
assert that because Of claim held by
the respondents against other parties, re-
spondents have threatened TO shut OFT the
steam and throw of the power belts
needed by the complainants In the op-
Grafton OF their factory.
AS this Is the busy season for Sumner
a Kotler they asked that the respondents
be enjoined from interfering with the
belts or shutting off the steam until the
controversy over the claim is fully set
tied. The injunction granted by Judge
Brown gives the relief sought.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25
HANDWRITING EXPERT AGAIN
TESTIFIES IN DIVORCE CASE

Pittsburg. July @.-When the trial Of
the Hartje divorce trial was resumed to-
day Prof. Drake, the handwriting expert.
was again called. The witness practically
went over the same ground covered by
him yesterday and again gave, II as his
opinion that the Helen Scott letters sub
mtted were written by one and the same
hands
The hearing OF the conspiracy charges
against Augustus Hartje. John l.. Wei
shons and Clifford Hooe, set for this af-
ternoon before Alderman King. IL was
announced would be postponed until the
close OF the divorce case.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-25

Alderman William X. Reynolds received
q letter this morning from the American
Street Lamp Supply Company in connec-
tion with the awarding OF the contract
Tor several gas lights TO the Welsbach
Street Light Company.
MIR Reynolds is a member OF the COM
mi ttee on lights: and In the letter X
Momand, general manager OF the Ameri-
can company, charges him with suli'y
conduct I'm connection with the job.
This makes the third letter received
from the American company recently. The
first was directed 10 Chairman Il. Merle
Bixby. the second 60 Mayor Dyer, and
now Alderman Reynolds gets his. The
latter letter is as follows:
"Sir--Your statement OF the 10Th inst.
an explanation OF the part taken by you,
as a member OF the light committee, in
awarding the new gas lamp contract 10
the Wesbach Street Lighting Company
AT a cost 10 the taxpayers OF the city OF
Providence of over s25 600 more than the
welsbach people are furnishing the same
lamps and service for in the city OF
Lowell. and over 1900 more than the
city OF Washington Is paying for It's man
tle gas lamps Zone year contract, has
been brought to our notice.
I'VE sha.l not attempt at this @ime 10
reply 10 this wholesale misstatement OF
facts 10 this desperate effort In jocular
disguise 20 hold the I'D down on as fia-
grant robbery of trusting taxpayers as
was ever perpetrated by the most hard
ened lot OF grafters. further than TO say
that IL you have been correctly quoted
no further demonstration Is required. In
the light OF the irrefutable facts given in
our letter 10 the chairman, a copy OF
which was mailed you. OF your guilty
conduct in connection with the job, or or