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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27
The opportunity Came our way and we divide
the Benefit with you
We will commence on Thursday, March
1st. big four days sale Of the Largest,
Cheapest and Best Assorted Stock of
Hosiery that was ever shownin Honolulu

When will mean H.
should offering, be
place stock a,
their ordinary
Of
ous lines all tables,
lots
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27
TOURISTS HEADQUARTERS.

The latest fiction. the largest as.
sortment OF Hawaiian postals. Island
curios, etc Wall, Nichols Co. Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27

When Col Spalding calls the Molo'
kans Hungarians, II is reminder OF
the tone in which Americans once re.
ferred to the Hessians.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27
BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that have,
this day, appointed James ID. Nc
lnerny to be a member OF the Honolulu
Park Commission in place OF Francis
NJ. Hatch, Esq. resigned.
A. l.. c. ATKINSON,
Acting Governor of Hawaii.
Executive Building, February %, 1906.
33lS-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27
TUEsDAYn....,.,...FEB %. 1906.

Now II. II. Rogers will lose his
memory in all matters relating TO
Standard oil operations in Missouri.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27
Territory Of Hawaii,
)ss:


FonoIuIu, County OF Oahu)
Q. q. BOCKUS, Business Manager OF
,Ae Bulletin Publishing Company, Lin.
lied. being first duly sworn. on oath.
deposes and says: That the following
Il a true md correct statement Of cir.
culation for the week ending Febru.
airy 23rd., 1906, OF the Daily and Week.
~ Editions Of the Evening Bulletin:
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27

Subscribed and sworn to be
fore me this oath day of Feb.
ISEALl ruary, A. d. 1906.
p. II. BURNETTE,
Notary Public. Honolulu, County OF
Oahu,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-27

TIody feb Is lpTCsS pTeak) 100
Average Daily Circulation. ..2i6o
Circulation Of Weekly Bulletin,
Tuesday, Feb. 90, 1906 ..,...... 1855
Number Of Weeklles delivered on
the Island Of Hawaii alone .... 1852
coM5IN 20 guaranteed average
circulation ,......... ....,.l51J
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Business Manager.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07
Sanitary Plumbing.
Steam and Gas Fitting. Esti-
mates Made on Application.
Gail on us at our shop on East
Fifth Street.
Thanking you in advance for
patronage, We are
Yours to please,
*. I. POTTER & SON.
NOTICE!

~ ne Dummy line will not meet Train 10
~eeh over one hour late, or " hen tain
-. . ana train No - meet and pass
west OF Pennington Gap, Va.
A. b. EATON. Sapt.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07

of 5000. 900 and $4,000 shares O,
Seaboard Air Line railway
stock.
The South and Western rail.
road owns and operates from
johnson City, Tenn, to Spruce
Pine, n. c., sixty four miles
and an extension is now being
built from Elkhorn, Ky, TO
near Marion. n. c.. which is
not far from Ruthei fordton. on
the Seaboard. The company
has line graded from johnson
CITY TO Gate City. Va, thirty
two miles, and from Clinchport.
Va, TO Minneapolis, Va. forty
miles The South and Western
passes through one of the rich
est coal regions of the country.
most OF the region being owned
oy the Cllnchfield corporation.
About $500, 900 tons of coal
are mined there annually.
Control of the South and
w estern was formerly held by
me Union Trust Company Of
this city, but in January. ieO5
control of the property and the
Crane Nest Company, owning
III 600 acres of coal lands. were
acquired by the Clinchfield Cor.
poration with g SOC. 900 stock
winch later passed into the con-
troll OF SeabOard Air Line in.
terests. The authorized CAPITAL
stock Of the railroad is SIC. 600
zoo. A great amount of coal is
hauled over the road. and this
now reaches Eastern markets
over the Norfolk and Western
with which lthe South and
w estern has a connection. m
Is claimed that were the road
connected with the Seaboarj II
would act as a great feeder To
'hat system. as well as opening
lp new markets in the south for
The coal operators in the terri /
tory through which il operates
~ Is said that at one time !. NJ
barr while president of the /
o,ea0oard. endeavored to have /
me company secure the road /
but failed in his efforts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07

y 10 Q. -. = m ono. J pas 30. r,..v.
"a S@1'y Daily STATIONS n,r- 'o. ~
~ bu N rft ~ L
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07
AS BAL1IMOREANS
ARE INTERESTED.
The sonth Should be EIaied Over Sea-
board Air lise's Expenditures.

Baltimore, Md. May 2s.-
BastlmOreans are muchinterest
ed IN the Improvements which
arc being made 20 the Seaboard
Z Air line railway as q result of
the cash advance by the Sea-
board Company last year. when
the latter cOrpO ration ACQUIRED
control of the road. About
-. 625.0oo cash was furnished
when the holding company was
formed and considerable
amount of this has already been
spent. the expenditures i'm this
direction being reflected i'm the
earnings.
The company has made no
statmcnt of the exact amount
Of the improvement fund spent
or given a detailed account of
the Improvements. but il *
likely that this information will
ne contained in the report 10 be
issued for the fiscal year end
ing June 30 next. President
nv alter. of the SeaJoard Air
Line while in Baltimore recent
~, stated that he was then hav-
ing TINS information complied
but that it would probably take
some time TO get 10 together.
since Mr. Walter became
president of the company. on
May J. there have been various
reports out IN connection with
the Neaboard. One is that the
south and Western. of which
Mr. w alter is also president.and
Whlch rs controlled by Thomas
3 Ryan, OF New y Ork. and his
associates. who control the Sea
board. may bee purchased bv the
la''er and operated as part of
that systcm Another is that the
Atlantic and Birmingham Air
Line. which was opened I'm De- /
cemner. 1904. viii be consoli- /
dated with the Seaboard. All
present the Seaboard owns the /
majority of the stock of the /
road, but 10 is operated rs Am /
independent company.
DO was during the BUILDING Of
.he Atlanta and Birmingham
lne mat Mr.. Ryan and his as
'ociates became interested i'm
ne oea0oard Hc had long en-
eriained a desire 90 control the
system, bat the opportunity ala
lot present itself until this line /
vas well under way. Mr.. John
'Seiton Williams. of Richmond 4.
3D., who organized the Sen. |
BOARD Air Line Railway. plan
led the Atlanta-B Birmingham
me Wnle he was president of
ne oeaooard The East and
a esq Railroad of Alabama was
ecured and rebuilt and ex.
ended 20 Atlanta and Birmin0-
ann Before DC could be com
leted. however. the builders
.ere forced 90 borrow funds
\ syndicate. headed hv Thomas
P Ryan and James a. Blair Of
eW ork, furnished 81. 300 600
nd later 10 was found 10 finish
Bee work another s.. 500. 900 was
reaed. The syndicate also
lppiled this. and received y
ISL commission for its services
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07

LEAVE NORTON-9.4Oa Pm ..4s,t.
%. Tor h'uefeid and .afer-,s,,
stations
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07
COAL FIELDS BASE BALL LEAGUE

MAY 5th.
b's stone Gap VS. Dorchester a, Dorcbe..
ter
Hiaee"ood U.s. Norton at Lakewood.
MAY 10Th.
Norton vs. Rig Stone can A. Norto,
dorchester We. lakewood At Dorchs.,.r
MAY 10Th.
hf Stone cap vs. Blackwood A. RI,
Stone Gap. 's
dorchester v'. Norton O, Dorchester
NAY 10th
h's stone Gap vs. at Dorchester st Rig
Stone Gap. OK
Norton vs. Lakewood at Norton.
JUNE Pad
1919 stone Gap vs. Norton az Bic s,o,.
Gap. ''''e
"'"' A"ooa vs. Dorchester At B.ackwooa
JUNE oh.
Lakewood vs.. big Stone Gap at Black.
Norton vs.. Dorchester at Norton
JUNE 10th
n's stone Gap ". Dorchester AZ Ri-
Stone Gap.
"'@eA"ood VS. Norton al Blacswood
JUNE 23rd
Nor'on vs. Big Stone Gap at Norton
dorchester VS.. Bisckwood A. Do-,b.,,..
JUNE 30th
"'s Stone Gap y. Blackwood At Biz /
tone Gap
dorchester vs. Norton at Dorchester
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07
N ssvlW NorfalaE2 ssIar
r-,-Irl-.--r1ns Slhet.-n IN EF.-l

rt..,.- .-. Dee g. 1905
Liza + NokION-9.4Oa r .rssf,.
m Tor hluefei8 and .aisr-ss,.
stations
LrAN = bLUEFlELD-l0n- DID, b.
hoano1e, Lynchhnrg Norfolk n.
points on Shenandoah TaUsr 81
man sleeper to Roanoke and R.,-...
20 Ne" York lorior Car Ro,r,u
Co Norfolk.
'.'V a m~ for Roanoke and at,rm,t,,
points
sou p. M, daily, Roanoke. LrrrI l.-,s..
intermediate stations. pllInar S.-...
90 Co Philadelphia via Harenfosr
'-'" p I'D Tor Roanoke. LyuchIa-r ,.i
Norfolk
$50 a. "a. for Columbus. Cincinnati I'D
Che West. Cafe Car. Pullman s...,~
81" p. m Tor kenova. Cincinnati Gods.
hus aud the West. Pufmar .'..,.-,
Cincinnati aud columbus. c.le ,,--
Vivian
LEA F bRlST0L-Dauy. SIS s Pa Ia,
East hadfori Roanoke. Itretl.-,
petersburg, Richmond and Nornt
f.|N TT NNM
Aagertown and Harrisburg paurr
Bullet Car Parior Roanoke o. Norfolk
900 p. m. .iimited) Solid traiurih Por.
man slcepers 90 Washuef.r. aaf.
more, Philadelphia and Noa. york VIZ
l., nchhurg. Pullman Sleeper Brsa
70 Norfolk and Lynchharg io Ret.
moud
goo p. IA. daily for an points lotvsu
nristol aud Lynchburg Connects a.
Walton az $50 @. N. VITA he
81 Louis Express Tor all points ssn
ind northwest.
Philadelphia via Roanoke
'of further information applyto
G. :. BAuNcAnD>ra. Ticket Agent
h. Brisfo. Ieur
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07
The Big Stone Gap
Harness 4 Saddle Shop.
SHIELDS LESUEUR

Inc Harness and saddle maker co~5,.n.
invites each and every one 90 .,op n b,.
'hop and inspect bis harness and .o5s,o ~.
lerlaL You will lind a large sunnlr ~ III,
'erial and that OF the very bes, anai.,,
We vii assure you % find our Vol
20. np-to-datc hand stitched work M.
MAKE harness 10y hand. the old lasbi., So.
~ S'tohing We use The Bankers so m
shoe thread and make ,he old homo ma
wax 70 hold tight m work. pof,-. .',..
purchase elsewhere we would Tho en-.
pleasure Of showing you how Won can ny
~ per cent. Of your money by purcba..,r
from Us. We Will now show Won $500
ways you will save money and ,.,n
you iaily more when you purchase nom n.
work. machine
Second Good thread and well wo,os
and tightly stitched. ANU
stock. ''''' "'Aefs leather
Fourth. Best Hardware and an me,.i
kinds. '' '''''@'
Filth. All work heavy weight eseep, 4
special orders. N''P'
Sixth. We make all up-so- date STYLES
Seventh. We sell a, lowest price sr
such work
Eighth The fourth beast says come and
zee '""
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-06-07

THE KIND OF WORK WE DO
We are the makers of
l. Wagon harness
2. Buggy harness.
J. Mining harness.
= Mems Saddles aud Brides.
o Ladies Saddles and fne Brides
O. Saddle Pockets
:. Gun Cases.
:. Guitar Cases.
. Revolver Holsters and Cases
~. Pocket Books and Cases. and We 20
par also the above mentioned articles .,s
repair also horse callars.
You will find our harness and saad,. h.
IN the town Of Big Stone Gap. Va. oppo-
site the Singer Sewing Machine Office ana
"'.n'n 'h'Fiy yards Of the Postoilice. AM
orders sent by mail our postoflice al
aress Is Cadet, Wise County. Va p q
Box 100. -
We kindly thank our old custo,a~, G.
'heir past patronage, and hopius 20 remain
!" 'he nature Yours truly.
SHIP nc 4 rcsur.,n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
EXPECTED TO
OBEY THE LAW
Railway Companies Making
Arrangements to Conform
to the New Rate Bill.

Washington Aug 24-By next Tues
day, the 2Sth inst. when the new rail-
road rake shall become effective, it is
expected that practically all the MEM
bers of the interstate commerce COM
mission will be in Washington. Com
missioner Franklin X. Lane of Cali
fornia arrived today and shortly after
ward was in his office at The commits
SiOn's building.
Commissioner Lane has beer a mem
Der of the commission for six weeks
or more. He took the oath of office on
the second of July and has been attend
ing to some of the work of the com
mission on the Pacific coast since that
time. Speaking of the new rate law
today, Commissioner Lane said:
80 far as my observations have ex-
tended a disposition is ma infested by
all railroad companies ito comply with
the act In the west, particularly on
the Pacific coast, the railroads are
making their arrangements to conform
to the new provisions as soon as pos
Sible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
NO RELAXATION
Of VIGILANCE
Russian Cabinet Decides to
Continue Fight Against the
ReVOIutiOniStS.
LATEST ELECTION PROGRAM
MUTINY OF SAPPERS CAMPED
NEAR ODESSA.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 24.-At a protracted
session of thc cabinet this evening the
conclusion was reached that, in view of
the existing cor ditions. any relaxation in
the rigor rf he governments policy is
utterly on. of ,he question, and that it
is necessary 10 continue the battle
against the rev. iutionary forces with all
the means at command. It also was de-
cided that the elections for members of
parliament should be neld on the same
date throughout the empire, instead of
over Pc. icd CT several weeks, as was
the case IN tie former elections, in order
10 prevent tic opponents OF the govern
ment concentrating their efforts in Vari-
GUS districts in succession.
All the MUS; rs were instructed to pre-
pare and Gave ready for submission not
later than Sept II tho projects of neces-
Sary legiS,a ton which will be divided
into two caIegC ies-the first. those which
are urgen anu should be enacted imme-
diately in the form of temporary laws
or administrative edicts, and the second
such as will require to be polished by the
cabinet before submission to parliament
when it assent les.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
ILLEGAL WORK At THE POLLS
Los Angeles Republicans Resent In
reference on the Part of a
Federal Official.

Los Angeles, Aug. 24.-Affidavits
charging United States Marshal Young
worth Of this district with "pernicious
activity" in politics have been for
warded TO President Roosevelt by local
Republicans The principal affidavit
is made by Marshall w. Stimson, a
well known local attorney. He alleges
that at the recent Republican FRI
maries Marshal Youngworth was per-
niciously active at the polls. urging
voters to support a certain ticket and
threatening him (StimsOn) with arrest
if the latter did not desist in the work
which he was doing at the polling place.
The affidavit further states that
caused police officers TO
be sent to a certain precinct TO prevent
Stimsons continuing his efforts there
in behalf of one of the tickets being
voted for. Youngworth claimed that
Stimson's actions in approaching too
near the booths was illegal. StimsOn' 8
affidavit, which was sent to the presi-
dent, was supplemented by letter in
full explanation of the charges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
Stands for Reaffrming "Nine Points of Faith"

Lyman r. Martineau. who was yes
terday chosen chairman of the Demo-
cratic state committee, said last night,
like Brigham H. Roberts, he be-
lieves the party should reaffirm this
year the platform of the "reconvened
CONVENTION" of 1895, commonly known
as the mine points of faith" Mr.. Mar
tineau. who is himself a Mormon, said
he Endorsed the utterances of Mr.. Rob
erts at Saltair Thursday
Il favor reaffirming the platform OF
the reconvened convention said Mr..
Martineau because of the work which
was done in the last city campaign by
the Republicans. 1 have unmistakable
evidence that many persons were led 10
believe that some Of the authorities OF
the church favored the election OF the
Republican ticket for the personal and
political advantage of Reed Smoot. and
thereby help the church, perhaps, and
that they voted the Republican ticket
because they did believe it, 1 do not
believe. of course, that the church au-
thorities were responsible for this. 1t
was the fault of party workers who
whispered it for their own advantage.
The mine points of faith" the re-
affirmation of which is advocated by
Messrs. Roberts and Martineau and
others. were as follows:
I'VE declare the truth 10 be:
THAT man may worship his maker
as his conscience dictates.
"II-That no state nor political body
has the right to interfere with this
great privilege.
"III-That mans first allegiance, po-
litically is TO his country.
"IV-That no church ecclesiastical
body. nor spiritual adviser should en-
croach upon the political rights of the
individual.
'V-That in a free country no man
nor body of men can, with safety TO
the state. use the name of the power
of any religious sect or society to influ-
ence or control the elective franchise.
"VI-That a trust is imposed upon
each citizen in a free country to act
politically upon his own judgment and
absolutely free from control or dicta-
ton, ecclesiastical or otherwise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
HORRIBLE MODE OF DEATH
Demented Woman Poured Coaloil on
Her Clothes and Then APP
piled a Match.

San Bernardino, Cal, Aug. 24-Mrs.
Josephine Burton, wife of Albert Bur
ton, a tee MISTER residing on North D
street, this morning attempted horri-
BILE death by satcrating her clothes with
coal oil and setting fire to them. The
woman was a religious fanatic and es-
capped from the county hospital where
she was being treated last Friday. To-
day she took a lamp filled with kero-
sene and poured the fluid over her head.
saturating her hair and clothing. She
then set fire to her clothing and in a
moment was enveloped in flames. She
ran screaming with pain until caught
and the flames smothered The ply
stefan who was called states that there
IS TO possibility of the woman recover
ing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
FRANTIC RUSH
OF DEPOSITORS
Six Policemen Injured Trying
to Keep Order at MilWau-
kee Avenue Bank.

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Six policemen
were overwhelmed today by mad
rush of men and women who were de
termined to get the first money paid
out of the vaults of the ruined Mil
waukee Avenue State bank. Receiver
Fetzer had made arrangements to pay
20 per cent TO 5000 of the $4,000 de-
positors, and everybody was anxious 10
be among the 5000 At daybreak the
crowds swarmed around the bank and
by s O'Clock the bank was surrounded
by $1,000 people. Sixty policemen had
been sent to the bank, but they were
unable to handle the crowd, the greater
part of which was unable to under
stand the English language.
Forty more officers were finally sent
to the bank and order was even then
restored with difficulty. 1t seemed i'm
possible to make the depOsitors COM
prehend that although only 5000 were
to be paid, today the others would be
paid lust as much within the next few
days At one time the crowd threat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
WARRANT FOR BlGAMY.
Professor Frye Found solace During
His Long Absence.

Chicago, Aug 24.-Prof. Charles Frye,
formerly superintendent IF the Chicago
Normal school. and who returned To
his home recently after an absence Of
thirty-tWo years, which he declined to
explain, was today arrested on 4 war
rant charging bigamy.
The proceedings against Prof. Frye
were commenced by Mrs. Clara Cod
dard of Herley, s. D., who declared
that he married her under the name OF
Charles Goddard Prof. Frye gave
bonds as soon as he learned that a war
rant for his arrest aid been issued,
end was at once released. The prelimi-
nary hearing in the case will be held
tomorrow or Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
POLITICAL AFFAIR, OF COURSE.

w.
o
uevco the
the politicians
BRYAN the
state
Why houdnt he asked
al O
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
MULE is BLAMED.

Azusa. Cal, Aug. 24.-The coroner's
jury in the case of Mrs. Rhoden. who
was killed Wednesday in a collision
here between a stage coach and a
Santa Fe passenger train. in which ac-
cident several others were seriously in
jured, today returned a verdict that
no one was to blame for che accident.
The collision was caused by the stub
bOrnness of the mule team attached
to the coach
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
SELLING FRUIT
IN Los ANGELES
Utah Products Are Finding a
Market Now in Southern
California.
LOCAL MEN MAKE SALES
INQUIRIES MADE RELATIVE TO
NEW SALT LAKE EXCHANGE.

A market for Utah fruit in southern
California is proposition which, however
surprising, seems through facilities Of
fered and work being done by the Salt
Lake Route likely 10 become a reality.
A. j. Elggren, L. Z. Elggren Of Salt
Lake and ]. T. Young of Ogden. all pro-
duce men, are now in Los Angeles and
have made some large sales Of Utah fruit
to the merchants there.
IL is claimed that the exchange Of fruit
and produce between the Ogden and Salt
Lake district and southern California
will eventually eclipse all records for
similar business as between Utah and
northern California. The produce bus
mess has hitherto been secured by the
Oregon Short Line for northern Califor-
MIA, but facilities offered by the Salt
Lake Route are diveTting the TRACE in a
southerly direction. According TO the
Los Angeles Express the three Utah pro-
duce men sold large lots of Utah apples
and peaches and arranged for the sale OF
more while they were enthusiastic over
the prospects of trade between the two
states. As giving strength to their be-
lief the Express says that the Salt Lake
Route has shown a desire to extend TO
valuable fruit producing districts in
Utah as well as melon producing districts
in Nevada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
POLICY OF GUERRERO.
bject of InsUrgent Leader Is TO oc-
cupy Towns Peacefully as Possible.

Havana, Aug. 24.-Pino Guerrero, the
insurgent leader who yesterday cap
tured the town Of San Juan de Marti-
neg. province of Pinar Del Rio. fol-
lowing his capture of San Luis the
day before. says his policy is TO occupy
towns as peacefully as possible. TO con-
tinue the local authorities in office
at present and change the officials
gradually and compel the government
10 annul the last elections and hold
new ones Campos Marquette, colored,
radical liberal member Of congress for
Artensia. province of Pinar Del Rio, has
Joined the insurrection.
The government force in the City of
Pinar Del Dio today consists of $50
artillerymen and 100 rural guards. Ihe
inhabitants Of the city OF Pinar Del
Rio are reported to be loyal and it is
said that most of them are armed and
will assist the troops in resisting an
attack on the part Of the insurgents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-25
REBUS CONTEST IS ENDED
Announcement of Correct Answers
and Prize Winners To-
morrow

y The great rebus contest inaug1- !
y rated some time ago by The Herald. !
= closed at noon yesterday. and the )
y corps of workers under the direc- !
y ton of the rebus editor, settled down =
y TO a day and a night OF hard work i
y cataloguing and judging the answers. =
4 A number of answers were received !
+ too late for entry, and as announced ;
y previously. these were discarded. :
1 The announcement of the correct =
y answers, together with the names of =
y the winners in the contest will be !
\ made in The Herald tomorrow. \