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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-12-21
CHANCE FOR A oNELEGGED MAN

CHANGE FOR A lONELEGGED MAN.
Wanted-A two-third printer, at
once. Permanent position to right
party. Band musician preferred. The
Free Press.-Lisbon IN. d. Free
Press.
1t is a good thing that the poet
wrote it, thine and tide wait for no
man." There's no use drowning the
women!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
D|YERSAS NOT|CIhS
Arrestado por embriaguoz
Dos pleitos de divOrcio
en- Ponce.
CARCEL De HUMACAO
Eombr. mier to Para Ma
yagacz. -Vapor america
no SPhilade'phias.

Antisr fu6 Arrest&do 81 la ea'
lle do ls L1ns Juan Rodriguez. sor
hAl!er6s Ga estado do emtrlsguiz y
pYof6rlr frates obIcsnSS 81 iufz mu'
nleipsl 10 conden6 hoy 81 dc mulia,
Tsmbien foe ssnterci ado q OIL de
mu.ts Joie Vslsz Rossdo, por dsdi-
sarse al * Sendio de dule,s sin llevAs
al csrtifeSdo do sAnidRd.
La Corte do Disttito do Bones
aS fAllado dos Bleitos do divorc.o de-
slarando roto y rssindido sl vinsulc
matrimonial entrs Leoncio Figusros
y Gsnovsva Soto y Miguel RcEadc
Morales y Andrea Collszo RODRIGUEZ
-Ha IL grdsRdo en- 10 ckrcsl d.
Hamaeao Felipe Vtgf, eondsnAdo
sufrir dos maGea dc sareel por lurbal
10 paz Idbliok On San Jasn.
-Hey ts6 nOmbrado don Jote F
Ethsndis, de Camuy, Sub coleetor d.
Rsptas intsrnas do 10 Cidrs. El gu.
servia On ssts pueblc, don M&mertC
QMn0nes, tGe trAHladsdo q LoizA.
-N&nAna sale para NsyIsd z o
S&rgento Dc 10 poliefa don WAldemal
BItorn, "a meiorado do sus dolsncias
e dfa IL del actual, & 10 /. 81
.. M, recc gsIa el vApor sFhiladel
ahias 10 eorrespondeneis para lea Es
sAdos Unidcg.
Ell eabo GalcfA Torres, do IL
,olitia lrsulsr, he aldo deltinado
slA Cdlebra.
-Eugenio L9ubriel, que fae do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

Despu6a do dos GemAnAH que lle'
vo do dolce far mtents. Caai no Siento
dispuesto & dscir que aasoy cansado
de no hAEer nads, no obltsnte habsr
leido ala Juts!slaS, de SFeuesr, els
aosisdsd.s dc Ba mes, un tralAdo dc
zool glA y uroi cEfntoS discursos
psrl menisrics de Calte'a-.
De etas leesur&s, s6lo ne sacado
estks sdvertensiss: que q BKlmss en
su ctrA <Ls Scc!edads 30 le olvidt
hahIAr del sRufio, que snots ID ECO
lcgfs, J qua ls Jasticia ca una pipiri
isina propia para Rrgrmsnso en- 81
Dse&mer6n de! eeehre BJsseeIo,
ESQ no es todl NE ha sobrsic
tempo psr& sublsvsrme en el sentdo
de Ia indspsndenelS intepsando esis
blecsr un peri6dieo, sobre el cuRl hsy
disiintos paYeseres, puea eRda suSsri
tor 40 cree con dsre;h ho & txIgirIo ss
gun 81 msnera do psnEsr J ds sgre
ldir.
So vera, pues, que mi esbezA nc
ha estado oeiosa. Auuquo lA sluma sc
hsJs mantenido quistA en- So sstush
do rdrpura v de rato; y al p'S del
O. fi6n,....
YguRlmerta 10 espads, 10 eEpads
idssl, On ~ vAina de plol de eocodri
10. lQue vainsl
No hs leido peri6dieosi pero ealoy
entsrado del disgusIiIlo american ia
pon6Iy de lstxquisits e1rtsafA eonqus
oil gobisrno do los Estsdos Unidoa hs
|tratAdo 81 de los vente ioros en- Pusr
to Arturo.
Sc, de tidas tAmblen, qua en- Gu
ha 6n no ne h. mAIchitado el bou.
Qret de ! q iptsr yenC!6n, que 81 Ge
neral Castro on Vsntz1sla ada no b.
querido ensrar en- csir..
De ssnto Domingo IS que dor
Juan Isidro JImentEno s,Gk tcdAvfl
| & las puertaS do San Carlos, y qu'
Moo C&ssres 10 hi vuslto un c0SQd0i
do t1pediciores.
En- oiro orden de ideas, me erssYC
de que 40 arda muy bien FOR fQ 4 II
] JuGticis, (uo 10 do Sfercs' y de QuI
sLs Soeisdads tisns polillAF, I'M
,e6ero nj libro do BAlm:E, quo lei el
. Bihlitt teeA InsulAr,
Con rssReeio 81 pals, a mi pals
csto es, al del gobisrno amsricAno
tamb.6n 500 de oidas, por rumores
eatoy enserAdo do las GoaaS que ecu
rrep, re-o ms qredo corto, pues be
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
QUESTION 0BRERA
Opinion de nuestrc amigo
Andres Rodriguez. .-0bre-
rism0 por dentro.
CONOCIMlENTO De CAUsA
Lo que dice es Ia verdad ru-
ra y escueta. = Moral'dad,
Fconomia, instruction.

L. Suesii6n ob,erA esta sobre 81
tspete. Hahlsr de ella es diffsIl en- lsu
prssentea eirsunaianeiEE deEpues ds
los ttsessoH suitidos desds 81 primsl
momento en- tcd0s los movimientos
que han dsdo por resultado gus 81
obrero Sc mussire muy pesimists IN
sodo squsllo que & organization le
refera.
La Federation Regional tu6 o.
ftataso debido 10 igrorsnsia do sul
mas sarAGtsrizsdoa diSestores y la
Federation Libre q A. r. CT L. frRcRAt
ttmA.en por sAuaA dc las iugarrstAS
puestss tn prastiea por sus leaders on
10 sampafa electoral pAAAda
De modo que, q preEsnte ss sn'
suentyA 10 elase obrers hue. f4na dc
una asoei&o.6n que rsprssente digna
meuts sus idsalss & intsreses.
Las cpiDiones cel camArada Ro
nero Rosa son Alssmsste hsne6siosas
J srec que iodos los obreros hoarsdos
dsben seguirlas. Es de suma i'm 2or
tancia psrA sl trabsis d II To- creAei6r
do csntros tbreros bRio 10 base de-
Iastrueeiop, Moralidsd y Ec ,uomia en-
donde puadA srcontrar In oyortunidad
dc EdQuiriri eonosimisntos para nc
ser el inairumeoto irconseieLts Que u
tome somo msdio para llegar a un fl
luCraiiv go. gus hA do bsnt lsiar tar
solo oil leader max mo.
LIS huelgas en- Puerto Rc9, como
diee muy bien Romsro no han sidc d.
uiiidad rrAeticA sino para QquelIo.
leaders nlds Qstut0S J GudGc.S. que hsr
tsnido pLco eaCi 6pulo On msreAr sor
10 eongieneia del Obrero.
Hay, pues que Atspder prin gro
10 itstrueci6n do Ia slaae ttAbsjsdor!
y deiarss - do diseurSos y hls'gtl
quo no han dsdo al obrsro, Eor /,
taltA do lsaltAd dc muchor, aino pri
vaciones, paloa y prili6n.
Hate tAntA m&s fA,ta eato, cuantt
que On todos los movimientCs Gus q
han heeho on eatA is,a, hemos eneon
trsdo siemprs comp nueatro mayor
euemigo sl analtsbst.suo,
Sin sonoeimiet tos adssu ados, el
impossible que sl cbrero llegus & GOES
liluir una asoeIaci6n ssriA y que rss
ponda los 6nss alIruissaa que q
idEal obysro persigus.
Ii igooransia o. t4ense da inmo
rali6ad y visio,
Oeh1 anos haes quo viv.m)a or
eonltAnte agttAei6n otr4rA.
PoliIieanenls hsmoE perIentc!do
los parlidos po.itIso buFgussss siam
pre- que 10 hA Rido benedsicso { loi
intIrssts PArtisulares de IN leader.
Eeor6mlsAmenIs s.smpre hsmol
essado en be- eArroth por una otts
eAuSA.
La pIA!IisA noa demusItrA qu.
nueItEo pueblo no ssl q prspGrado 1 Ir
para ls lrehA e3nha oil capital.
Hay pusG, cue trAbsiAr, hAsis
eoraeguir que 10 Iaitrueei6n, 10 No
rAlidAi J la EsononfA team az hMhC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
TOTUM REVOL UTUM

lido 70 dsmasiado leioa +.-e... llegand
& 10 lndapendeneia sin pssar per ls
,eiudsdsnis.
ApenAa he cido deeir ntdf. Sc
que ne dice hay qaienss trabaisn aeIi
vsmente co 10 formation dc un nuevo
pArGIio Eaosdo del rspublicRno como
la Eva del Psrsis9 10 fd6 Do una COS
tlllh de dan.
Sc que sl Cor solidado bsmboleS,
| y Gus hay erossar digo, trtzkH de- ms
dsrs qss va en- mpiezsn q eruiir,
Sc que por ksyegu:z &c eetAn
dAndo pslos de elegcE, republissnos,
qua 90 doeicr Sc sstrsll6 cortra uU
poat,...e. lei mismo 60 curars.l
No se w&A nada; no quisro Gs'
bsr mas nHds; 6 ro me sonviens EG'
Der demRsisdo, S!emprs es hueno jg
uorsr slgo 90 poll!iea, ms deelA ur
visio poiIico verezoiAno.
Como apenss lefa psritdieos, re-
| sults que el lector debe u b.r & estaI
horss n as do 10 qua 10 conozso OK
asur sos de pGli'!ea % suossos.
va saben usssdss que me tropeet
con IN eismplar del Harper'S Weeh'y
Gus me itrlle, dkndole 81 msreeido,
al vsr some noa poEiA en- So carieaiu
ra; ago aai eom3 cAlsmRres on "
tinta.
No jgaoro sti ttmbl6r, aurqu'
euso ts de met or importAroia. Out
| Perla ina sigue s!endo selebyado CT
| lG piats, AunQu1 no hs tenido ocasi6r
do arrehasarle 10 faia oil Nevado.
En Ia poIiilss, va Sc sahe que u
U ai6n contit ds bRiiendo el record
ai.ndo o. champion do los parlidcs, J
que oil R,pubiiea 40 a6lo puHde eompe
sir & ls andadura, dstpu6s dc lSs IN
dAdas.
Hay parsldos, como eAballos, mul
fa,fAntones, gus 80 plsrden en h3ndu
ras,
Y eS que Gon para uua Eols ior
nsda.
Y para aeAbRr con al paYlido re
pnblicSno, ss tesiy, para teim'nAl
sssa srtle1lc, dire qre dicho psrtidt
est& somo sl 0 "a del ehinc, do es'
ipfslis sdvsrsalio do la higIsne Out
rteorrs diArIEmsnts las Gales de SsI
Juan con "a inairumert9 De asGA nam
Iu1, e.to e.. silcindo el una soll
cusrdA. ain com: &'y ssh p0pe...+,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
UNA RESOLUTION
EI Juez Rodey de Ia Corte
Federal diCta una resolu-
Ci6n de impOftanCia.
sOBRE RElVINDlCACION
Representa- al demandante
el abogado seflcr Anton.
H..
santi. ~..Alegatos.
sOBRE REIVINDlCACION

Sc trata del pleito dc Nixmino
Aarrsro sontra Marquee y CO do Usua'
DO en- xsvindtsGei6n do una haeien'
do do cafe.
FL demandapte, repreaentado por
el abogAdo senior Antonsanti, o. eiu'
dadano dc Puerto Rise y los dsman
dados, sosios dc dlchH frma msrean'
I'll, rsprssentadoa per Mr.. Dextsr, son
sdbditos espl Il olss.
Eatcs alsgabAn que 10 Corte 40
t3Ila Jurisdiction para conoesr del
plsito, pueato que sendo el dsmandsn'
ts puertorriQuefo y Auuque los soeios
dc MAfqusz - son ssps folsE, la So
siedsd en- o. cons'iiuida On Puerto
Rico, era una aociedad pusrtorriqre
~, por ser eAta una ensidAd iuridiea.
DssEu6I CO DIR los informes do
los abogados resseetlvos, el Juex Ro'
dsy reaolvi6 gus una stc!edsd conssi'
suida en- Puerto Rico psra los eisstoz
do 10 iu'isdieol6n no es una entidad
iutidisa SO gulAra por 10 siudsdanfa
do Ios sC clos que Ia componsn, dsela'
rsnio. eomo 90 conaiguient', sin Ia
gar 10 m0e6n do los demandadcs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
Fl hon nbre que rife.
UNA INYITACIOA

La b mos te:ibido del G C.roxsl
para los fsstsios que han &c setbrsf
20 sn "a & pueblo para soltmnizAr O.
dia do Ia Co CO. ci6n
ri BrogFSmR 81 may vAriado y Is
ComiGi6n de fsGssjos no hs Cm.N5o
gAita a]gano para que resu 10 buens
IL taitI lete DFepGrA.
HAbralkmh 8 ! un tx :leadido bat
Ia para 81 cuAl hsmos reeibido laA 90
FrsEnondisntsa invilasiores.
My sgra 'esIdoe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
0tS0E g!YaAOH

I'm Is Coris munisipAl do ssst
pu'bl0 sc h4 ausrimldo Ia mesa de d
pteuV, Dtr ID que q rtp 'sssntAntep
de elts ncs venos OBJ gtdos al m ,
noiIs como 20 ems.
-Jnieios snlA Ccrls bunIsips:
Contra JaRn Blrstyo, per aer ms
tiulsDio y FErell6n go de rata
Contra Juan A'eveie, or pcrtsf
GrmAs "a rsuoi0n il ics, go 10 mul.
10.
CoREEsPoNsAL
Ilc eubre d 1910
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

nur c ado por expcndsr eyer peIeaeo
en- etssdo do dsacompoaiei6n, f46 ab
suelto hoy por 10 Corte Municipal.
Eel qua d.A dc penales Francisco
Fontanes eonduio h1y deade Arsetbo,
con dessino al prsiidio al preao Emi'
liAno QLn Jues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
OORA MERCEOE! B0SCANA

AnIesyer dei6 de TX siir en- el
&c ado do Puerla do TERRA 10 rssps'
table DANA euyo nombre sitvs Go egf
graf; & estas lfneaS, stsoSA de nussiro
correliRionArio don JoG6 Luoero y
hnmlrs po,itIss de russtro amigo y
correligionArio don Ffsueisso Rivera
AhAndon6 Ia vida d. isndo squsl no.
gar son regros GrespontS y una tamil
liA ircouEoiIbe,
En IL M fiinE de Ayer 10 VERTIGO
lu entierro. Dsscsa,s On pIz In
que va no TX sie y rlelbA au d.aeon
soladA familiG 81 tetiImo1io de- uues.
sro duelo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08
NILAGROSO DESOJDRINIENTO

pg6 Jssa anszs1a sspesesd dnea gGnsro
a. N1soss caal AualAndo iniadAd
m6sss teasu Il pSoiando sEiaiio sobrs
ruttes 'aasa be nlrsdo medic 70 Adsa
$50 h hs to Euo somsss las snisrna
3sdes 10 tlsaa nsi
l,s hruea vsgass sonpOs6u solo
mstopses Iadia Las sdoa nysoc6n han sdo
seso Wsa aFaa6n DO ndAs As
ferns3A1ss ds lea vsRs srlesrAs
uszso ECoB eiZL0 msisaUsn'o sasasiso u
sass I'll uet1 dc ea0 az Eo Goa earlasa 10
uaas libra 5s odo tsaGo salad
0neess steesda asFr6s salaFmt1n Tsaszda
a9nis girtA4 Sc o-a aisaaia d aHA IL a2uaaa
ns3atst ts ltas ut3aamseoa
sttAst 7fa e1i hasaF q pago deassa es
rtssaa tEe a aaisao as i ooaaad ds Isf
s1sxsla uFQaisFEts aqaalas
stttAt .aalaf sa tale2
RE Fs-1ssas ~ 1v Haas Eel - us.asnaf
g,aga s1a -ssasta sas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-08

sntre las nAsss del obreriamo pusr
torriqWn},
Andres Rodriguez,
San JoAn,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
LOVE SYNDICATE WIDOW Ill.
verrauit Case again Postponed, and
Detectives Are disappointed.

Ferrauft Case Again Postponed, ana
Detectives Arc disappointed.
New York, Nov. 2.-When the case Of
the United States against Mrs. Helen
Hamilton. better known as Mrs. Bina T.
Verrault. OF the so-called ''iove syndi-
cate" fame. was called before United
States Commissioner Shields to-day, two
middle-aged. patient-looking men pricked
up their ears and eyed the door hope
fully.
They were Detective Sergts. Mccarthy
and Donohue. OF the central office. with
a warrant for the woman sworn out by
Leo Keisler before Magistrate Cornell, on
September 10
We've been looking for her ever since.
and this examination to-day is the first
CLEAN Of hope that we'll get the woman.
they explained.
The men were doomed 10 disappoint-
ment again, however
The charge against Mrs. Eerrault js
use Of the mails with intent 90 defraud
James s. Mcclellan, a Philadelphia
butcher through promises Of marriage.
Mcclellan was not on hand, but United
States District Attorney Francis J. Car
mOdy was ready 10 20 on with the cx-
animation without him. when Hugh Cor
don Miller, attorney for the defendant,
turned up with the announcement that
she was seriously III and confined TO her
bed
The commissioner is not hard-hearted,
but he is understood Ca be rather tired
of postponements in the case of Mrs.
Ferrault. The case goes over to Novem-
Der y, on which day the woman must ap-
pear and confront Mcclellan and Leo
Reisler Kelsler, who is connected with
the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
vows he viii never drop his charges
against the woman.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
HOBS0N TALKS OF THE WEST.
says Many Republicans Are Turning,
and VIII Vote for Democrats.

says Many Republicans Are Turning.
and WIZ Vote for Democrats.
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson return
cd 20 Washington yesterday from Virginia,
where he filed several speaking engage
ments under the direction OF the Demo
cratic Congressional Committee. He had
little to report except that everything
looked solid for the Democratic ticket
Capt Ho0sou and Chairman Griggs had
a long talk about the situation in th>
West, where the former had been speak
Ing for several weeks prior to his short
trip to Virginia. Capt. Hobson is i'm
pressed with the idea that the farmers
and merchants Of the West are going
70 break largely from the party lines and
vote for q change.
Capt. HcbsOn SAYS the wrath Of the peo-
PIE against the trusts is running deep.
and that all over the West he sees signs
Of a revolt against the railroads the beef
trust and other corporations. Capt. Hob
son holds that this indignation on the
part OF the people in haif n dozen States
v-ilI be sufficient TO turn the tide In favor
of h-s party next Tuesday.
Capt Hobson was last in Missouri,
Illinois Tennessee, and North Carolina,
and there, be saiG, he found a most cheer
ful outlook tOf the Democratic candidates.
The Maryland appointments OF Capt.
Hobson have been cancelled, and he win
speak IN jersey CITY tomorrow night,
going on 20 New York where he viii join
Chairman GrigCs and ether prominent
Democrats TO witness the wind-up IN the
Empire State
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
DEMOCRATS PLEASED
Committee Issues Bulletins
About Political Situation.
BOWERS COMPLIMENTS GRIGGS
Says Republicans Are Much Con-
cerned Over Prediction Of Investi-
cations if Party Is SuccessfuI--SeB-
ntOr Dubois Wires that Mormon
ism Is Issue in Idaho This Year.

Three bulletins, bearing upon the politi-
cal situation, were issued yesterday at the
headquarters Of the Democratic Congress
sional COMMITTEES. The first was an in
terview with Vice Chairman Eaton Jack
son Bowers, whose hirsute adornmenf is
the pride and glory OF the Mississippi dis
trict which he has the honor 70 represent
in Congress. Mr.. Bowers began by throw
ing a verbal bouquet at Chairman Griggs.
He said:
''Sone of the Republican orators are ap-
parently much concerned over Judge
Griggs' utterance, with reference to the
Investigations that viii result If the Dem
ocrats are successful IN the campaign. and
well they may be" Vice Chairman Bow
ers then discussed the scandal over the
State capitol In Pennsylvania Flagpoles
he said, were purchased for $3.50. when
they could have been had FOR SO. Mr
Bowers SAID in conclusion: some weeks
ago. in summing up the issues Of this
campaign, 1 announced that they could al
be included in the question. Shall we Be
honest or dishonest The Mississippiar
intends 20 hold his breath until the queS-
ton is answered Tuesday"
senator Dubois TeIegrRphs.
Bulletin No embraces a telegram
from Senator Dubois, of Idaho, relative
TO the progress Of the campaign in that
State. Mr. Dubois declares that Mormon
ism IS the issue in Idaho this year. He
charges that THE visit Of Secretary Taft
under instructions OF President Roosevelt
will carr. encouragement to every polyg-
amous household in Idaho and Utah.
He predicts, however, that the Demo
Gratis will be triumphant in the former
State.
In bulletin No. the election Of Marina
duke II. Dent, the Democratic nominee
for Congress in the Second West Virginia
district. is prophesied The bloody shirt
is being waved in this fight. Stress Is
being laid by the Democrats on Candi-
date George c. Sturgiss' legislative record
on the Flick amendment. which restored
ex-COnfederates 10 citizenship in 1870
Flick was a Union soldier and a Bepubll-
can. StuTgiss was then a Democrat, but
WIS not in the army. He opposed the
measure enfTunChising the Confederate
soldiers State taxes enter largely into
the contest. with Gov. Dawson and Sen
ator Elkins actively enlisted in Sturgiss
behalf.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
ARREST IN LESLIE MURDER.
Prisoner COnfesses Sharing Loot
Taken from StrangIed Actress.

Chicago, Nov. 2.-Betrayed, partly by
his own father. partly by his own loose
ness Of tongue. Leonard Leopold is at
last under arrest at Wausau, Wis. charged
with completely in the robbery and mur-
der OF actress Margaret Leslie at the
Palace Hotel here three weeks ago.
Detective Alfred Hanson, who knows
Leopold, has gone to Wausau 10 get the
prisoner. Leopold says Howard T. Mich
olas, who accused him, committed the
murder. but admits that he took a share
OF the uead woman's diamonds. He prom
ises 20 return 20 Chicago without a requl-
sIiOn.
LeopOlds story is that Nicholas killed
Mrs, Leslie and afterward gave the former
a share OF her diamonds for his aid in
disposing OF them. Leopold says he fed
FIRST TO Iowa, where a suspect was taken
from the seat next 20 his own on the
train on which he was a passenger, then
to Minnesota, and finally to Wausau.
Mrs. Leslie was chioroformed. strangled.
and lett ia her room with two unlgbted
gas jets turned on. The murderers robbed
her OF S2,0G3 worth OF diamonds. The
corouer's jury first returned a verdict Of
suicide, but the case was afterwsrd Re-
opened and conclusive proof given that
she had been murdered.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
GOING HOME TO VOTE.
Unusual Offers To Federal Employees
Ia Cast Ballot.

Government employees in washington
nre being urged 10 so home and vote.
No one commands them to vote, Of
course, but considering the inducements
o2ered by some Of the departmental bu-
reau chiefs, it would be u mean clerk
indeed who would cast his vote for an
enemy of the administration.
The usual offers made TO induce the
governments hired men TO vote this fail
shows the extraordinary interest the ad-
ministration is taking IN the struggle.
As sample of the offers made by some
branches Of the service, Public Printer
Charles a Stil,ngs has issued a circular
IN which he announces that employees Of
his department who wish 70 so home 20
vote ''wlU be given the necessary time
for that purpose" The circular winds up
with the following allunng paragraph:
The Public Printer desires it distinct
y understood that the condition OF the
work n this Office Is such that a large
proportion Of the force can be spared from
November TO November Is more or less
Employees desiring TO avail themselves
Of this opportunity may be paid the
amounts due them before leaving by ap-
plying Immediately for leave"
Tt is expected that a large number of the
printers will take advantage OF the per-
mission.
Interest in the other departments is
not very strong. In the Treasury thirty
five certificates have been issued in the
appointment division TO clerks who are
anxious 10 cast ballot and that is far
from the usual number who 80.
In The Department Of Justice only seven
applications have been received.
FROM the Post-office 80 men viii 60
and 80 more are TO be absent from the
Pension Bureau. according TO the present
figures
twenty-five voters viii represent the
Department of the Interior. and thirty
more depart from the General Land OF
ice.
The White House viii make u record
with six votes for Hughes. Secretary
Loeb and four other voters. in addition
10 the President, viii cast their ballots
IN New York.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
POLL BOOK WAS CHANGED.
Republican Accused of TsmperinE
with Primary Returns.

St Louis, Mo, Nov. Am indictment
charging mu1ladon Of the poll books was
issued this afternoon by the grand jury
against Frederick Heidecker. Republican
city central committee man In the Ninth
ward. HeideckeF surrendered and gave
bonds.
Heidecker disappeared with the poll
books five hours later. Upon exami-
nation It was found that about 80 Dem
ocTats were marked voted" as If they
had taken part in the Republican pri-
mary. This was expected to prevent them
from voting at the Democratic primary
next day.
The grand jury also returned other in
dictments against both Democrats and
Republicans. Three OF the warrants were
for J. II. Hibbard and Frank Hughes.
clerks al the primaries in the Fourth
ward, and for Dr.. II. G. Crosby, who is
accused OF making a false affidavit.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
CONCERT HUGE SUCCESS.
Calvary Baptist Hall Filled to Over
flowing Last Night.

The sixteenth annual concert Of the
Vaughn Glass. given at the Calvary Bap-
tst Sunday School House at O'Clock
last evening, was the most delightful and
successful affair ever held under the aus
pices Of this class. Fully 1.IOO persons
were present, filling the hall to overflow
ing Seats were at a premium, and stand
ing room around the walls and in door
ways and windows vas scarcely avail
able. The hall was beautifully deco
rated with autumn leaves and flowers.
and the bright costumes of the ladies'
made an exceedingly pretty picture.
The programme was an excellent one. in
cluding some Of the best talent in the
city, and every number was encdfed.
Those participating were: Mrs. Thomas
Q NOyes, in songs; George O'COnnor, pop
ular songs; Leroy Oldham, reading, Sc
lected interpretations Of character; Anton
Kaspar. violin solos; Mrs. Frederick I.
Bartlett, dramatic reading; bass solo by
Il. Owen Penney. and clarinet solo by
Jacques J.. NanDOuCke
The Washington herald., 1906-11-03
GRIGGS ACCUSES BOWERS
Says He Asked Postmaster Clohan
for Political Contribution.
Charges Are Filed with Civil Service
Being Investigated.

The forma! charge Of pernicious activity
in politics in West irginia was made yes
terday afternoon against George VI. Bow
ers. United States fish commissioners.
Chairman Griggs, Of the Democratic
Congressional committee. in letter sent
TO Civil Service Commissioner John c.
Black, declares that Bowers has demand
ed Of Alexander Clohan, postmaster at
Ma-tinsburg. y. Va, the sum of 1000 as
a contribution to the Republican cam
paign funds. lie says Bowers assigned
as reason for the request that Clohan
held government position. Chairman
Griggs refers the commission TO the post
master and to John J. Hetzel. In con-
cluding his letter. he says:
I send this 70 you hurriedly by hand,
in order that you may take the matter
up at once and IL Mr. Bowers is Violating
the law, 1 hope you viii take such steps
as viii prevent its further violation"
Commissioner Black has gone to inves-
ugate the charges.