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.ESTAFb COME ida.
en- New York.
Otta leyenda sstiIo cOfra fort.
Et tlabl0 tIf6 de ID manta ] los trlhunaIss sF
tIanden en- 81 aSuniO.

+ d {.
En- New York Sc ha cometido una eata-
fl por nm espafol llamado Pedro suarez
de Marianao, titulado general de no "a.
bemos dOnde.
81 pueblo del nacimiento del tai es ig.
ncradp.
Este suieto en- IN Kiaje que hizo Bru-
Belas el sno pasado, Sc relacion6 en dicha
ciudad con Jean Emile La Pierre, oriun-
do De B6lgica casado con una sefiora
apellidada TessIer.
Parece esta otra leyenda & estilo de Ia
del cotre fort de los Humbert
El general de Marina, con frases per-
suasivas, logr6 meterles en- la molIera 4
los espoBos La Pierre, que en- uno de los
hospitales de New York habfa fallecido
sin teatar un tai Luis Tessler, un Creso
cuya fortuna Sc evaluaba en- mas de quiz
nientos millones de pesos. Eata fortuna
tBtaba representada en- accioneg de los
principales ferrocarrileg, minag, bancos, y,
Bobre todo, edifcios tales como 81 Palacio
de Vanderbilt, el Flatiron los hoteles
Savoy y Netherland, con algunos mas por
el estilo.
DECIDE luego que para llevar bien 81 en-
redo hizo apaTecer con visos de verosimiIi-
tud 81 parentesco de Tsssler y Ia espoBa del
belga La Pierre, proponi6udoles Ell pago
del viaje de regreso para New York, fin
de que el Pedro Suarez ventilara debids-
mente los deTechoB del candido matrimo-
MO.
Una vez en- la capital de los Estsdos
Unidos, 81 aprovechado general remiti6 70.
tograffas de los edifcios pianos de los fc-
FEocaTrileg, etc., convenciendo mas mas
de la posibilidad de Ia herencia 4 los be-
gas, y ante tamafia evidencia, convertible
La Pierre en- la heroina de Ia fSbula de
La LecherG, Sc lanz6 en- viaie Nueva
York, no en- compaffa de Bu eaposa que Sc
hallaba Ia saxon enferma, pero 81 de una
amiga de esta, Ia sefiora Value Reddon,
reputada como experta fnanciera de su-
ma utilidad para ayudar al 6xito de las
negociaciones.
El general listo en- el muelle para eBpe.
rar a los viajeTos, los pase6 por la ciudad,
mostrandoles TODD 10 que 81 designaba CO.
mo legftima herencia de madame TeHsleT,
contemplando aqu6llos, cou la boca los
ojos degmesuTadamente abiertos por Ia ad-
miraci6n, los edifcios inmensos imponen-
tes que nj sofiaban pudiesen existir.
Como pago de gastoB y anticipO, logr6
ell Su6rez sacar dos mil duroB al La Pie.
rre, mas de unoB quinientos de pago de
coches, tranvfas, teatroB, comidas con Ell
abogado defensor, etc.
Pero como todo tiene sus quiebras el
diablo tira Biempre de la mants, an amigo
de Suarez, envidioso y sin entranss, descu-
b. i6 el pastel, y he aquf al 1efe1ido beIga
y su acompaiante denunciando al esps-
mol perspicaz los. tribunales norte-ameri-
canos, cuya curiosa estafa es objeto de Coz
mentarioS en- aquella metr6poli,
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NOIICIAS de
ESPANA.
Iberia OTguHOsa con 81 plemi0 Ohts1i-
Do Dor Ramon ! CajaI.
Vapor que snbarraneo sn Mar0rea.


I'll vapor gorTeo frances ssIsaac PEREZ
re- embaFranc6 en Is Gala de Mezquida,
situada en Il costa norte de Memories.
Conducts 81 buque 46 paaaieros y 81 tri-
pulantes, 300 toneladas de caTga y CORES
pondencia. =
Todo fu6 salvado, incluso la GAIA de va
lores. Duranta el acto del aalvamento de-
naufragoE, q capit6n Mr.. Lenedei daba
6rdenes desde el puente
EN- Ia casa sefialada con el ntmero 4,
de la calle de la Cruzada, de egta corte,
donde habit6 Y muri6 81 insigne poeta
don Gaspar Ndfez de Arce fn6 colooada
y descubierta con toda solemnidad una
ldpida de mdrmol bIanco bronco; obra
del conocido escultor Coulland Vale
ra.
al acto del descubrimiento Iasistieron,
mas de una comisi6n del ayuntamiento baio
mazas, muchas distinguidas personalida.
des polfticas y literarias
al sabio hist6logo egpafioI Ramon y
Caial, le ha sido adjudicado 81 premio
Nobel, como ya notici6 'tLa Correspon-
dencia" 10 que ha llenado de orgullo 4
toda Espafia.
Segdn telegrafaron de Barcelona, on
Salient Yerifc6Se Ell acto de descubrir Ia
estatua erigida al padre Claret.
En- la Coru1a rompieronse las nego,
cisciones entire los obreros carpinteros y
los patrones, plRnte6ndosa Is huelga de
todos los ramos de construction parali.
zandose los trabsjos de todas las obras y
talleres.
Esta segdn recordaron los patronos on
IN manifesto que pubIiearon- 81 MI.
nero Yeinte de las huelgas que en- aque-
la capital SO han sufrido en- 81 c0rriente
afio
Los reyes de Espaia realizaronIen los
primeros dias de Noviembre una excursion
por Andalucfa.
81 objeto de este viaje fu6 saludar en- el
puerto de Malaga, nm ito y IN hermRno
de Ia reina que prestan ssrvicio en- Ia Ar
mada inglesa.
Durante Bu estancia en- Malaga, don
Alfonso y doia Victoria Sc hospedaron &
bordo del "PeIayo''. Y despu@s de veri-
fcada eBta entTeviata de familia la Teina
Tegres0 Ia corte el rey asisti6 una
cacerfa en- las posesiones que los Befiores
condes de Benal6a , de Agrela tienen en-
Granada.
La comisi6n ejecutiva de los eltudian'
teB de Madrid encargada de organizar IN
homemade al doctor Ramon y Cajal, visit6
al alcalde entreg6ndole un menBaje en- Ell
que Be lie pide el cambio de nombre de Ia
calle de Atocha por el del sabio hiat6Iogo
eSpafol, y al eminente escultor don AguB'
tin QueTol en- solicitud de que modele IN
busto del notable m6dico rec0mpensado
con Ell pTemio Nobel.
Ell ayuntamiento de AIcal6, por una
nimidad, tom6 81 acuerdo de daT 81 nom.
bre de Navarro Ledesma 4 una de las ca.
lies de Ia poblaci6n.
Es verdaderamente digno de aplauso 81
homenage que rinde Ia corporation muni.
cipal de Alcala, al inolvidable narrador
de la vida de Cervantes.
1.-THE Times" la publicado un despa'
Cho de T6nger diciendo que la Legaci6n
alemana en- aquella ciudad marroquf ha
communicate las autoridades que 81 Par.
lamento aleman Sc dispone Comenzar la
discussion Immediate del protocolo de Al.
geciras.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
Capital autOrIzadO $2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsaI-
zadO S3I5,5S2.9S, U. Sc.
DE PUERTO RICO.
OpeTaoiiOnes que reoISgG:

Pr8stamOS: Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, Y con hipotecas q cortO v largo
plazo sobre fincas rGsticas.
08sOuentOs: De giros, pagares, y Obl1ga-
clones cOmercialeS corto plazo.
GirOS: Sobre Espafa, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Hamburgo
eiTOS pOF Gable: sobre New York y Ma
drid.
Gusltas GOFrlsRteS: Con inter6s de 2 %. 6
anual disponibles la vista por cheques.
lmpOsOiOnes plazO flo: Con interes de 2 a
6 p. g annual segdn tiempo
SeGGi6n de ahOrF0S: Imposiciones sobre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. 81 700 con intereses al
6p. 8 annual.
GObFanzaS: Por cuenta agena con conf.
sion m1nima de cObrO. Sin comisi6n para
los corrientistas.
Dep6StOS: De elective y vaIOrea.
Gamble de mORedas: De todos los pafses.
Velta de e8dUlaS hipOtsOarias: La mejor in
version en- Puerto Rico, interes Z b g pa
gadero por cupones semestrales.
Ventatds finOaS Dando facilidades para el
pago, en- las jurisdiceiOnes de Adfuntas.
Aguas Buenas, Aibonito, ATecibo, BarcelO-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yana, HatillO, Juana Ditz, Lola, Manatf,
Maricao, Naranjito, PatiIlas, Rio Grande,
Utuado, Yabucoa Y YaucO.
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- RegalamOs un hermoso Re-
loj todo 81 que nos venda
"A piezas de nuestra pren-
derfa 10 ctvs. cada una.
Envie su nombre direcc-
sci6n pidiendonOs "a prem
das y Sc las enviaremos q
6 Vuelta de coTreo para su
venta. DiFiiase q
TEE PORTO-RIC0 HOME SUPPLY Co
P o. BOX 486 San Juan PR
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NOTICE

Having to vacate his present location on
the Marina, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc. ...-
Manila COrdage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, new and second handy, creosoted
piles, twelve sets of new platafOrm scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, WheelbarTows, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN CLOY.
P.O Box 688 San Juan PtO. Rico.
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HIPODROMO PONeEN0

Imporantes carreras cabaos para los das 16 % de
Dciembre de 1906.
81 da II Dcembre las de Ia noche quedara cerrada
Ia maua para las del l6 el l8 las de la
nohe matcua para las han de tener ugar
81 q del mencionadot mes.
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]. ]. Silva Banking { ComertaI COMPANY

P.R
BRANCH
Basndr th tiers of Credit all cities the word.
Gale Lnasfr5S mad Collections received
ALI maebl of carefully
All proftay business solicited
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit Lyonnais London, Paris Madrid and BarCeSa'
Banque Trapsatantique Paris
SOsat6 G6nerale
American Express Company New York
g. AmInck & Company York
q. b. HoIlns & Co. New York
Walls Fargo Bank San Francisco .ifornia
Net0nal Bank of Commerce Knasss City.
GENERAL AGENTS
Sceie Cenae xCoIosOS Aguadlla puerto
Norwich Union Society Norwich, England
British American Company TOrOntln, Cananid&
Cuban Steamship Company London.
Compagnie Generates TraSatlantiqUe Paris.
IhteEnatonaler Lloyd. Marin Assuracee Co. Berlin.
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A v VlSO

Teniendo que trasladaT su Residential de
Ia Marina; ell abaio fiTmado ofreee en- ven
ia su gran acopio de los siguientes objetOs
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estadO, sur
lido en- yunques, tornillos, barras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todos tamafiOs, espigO-
nes, clavos, hierrO galvanizado, gatos cor
naquis.
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
nSaflos, cable de a. 'ambre, motones, anclas,
remos, Iona y estopa, alquitTan y PEE. acel-
to, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
caballos, papel de filtro embreado para
techO, herramientas para herreros, camas
para ell eiercito [nueyas y de segunda ma
mol, estacas creosotadas, 70 juegos de roma
mas para plataforma de peso de 600 a 1900
Ib., carEetones de una rueda, ruedas para
caTros y un gran surtido de art1culos de
alta menci0n.
Ahadiendo 10 expresado que la casa
misma en- que Sc eneuentran los enaTrados
artlculos, se ofrece igualmente en- venta,
JOHN CLOY.
~ De- Co., TrvoyT
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Bismarck yGl 3,

Bismarck no tenfa la superstition del
n6mero 13, pero cTefa en- cambio que el
ndmerO 8 Ie habfa sidO muy favorable.
Y con efecto, habfa sido primer minis
tro con tres emperadores; habfa terminado
tres guerras; conclude tres aliRnzas le
habfan matado tres caballos sin que & 81 le
pasase NADIA. "---
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u CAN sell
Your Raal Estate Nr Business

Y CAN Sell
Your Real Estate Or Business
NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
Properties and Business of all kinds sold
quickly for cash in all parts of the United
States. Don't wait Write to-day descri-
bing what you have to sell and give cash
price on same.
lF YOU WANT TO BUY
any kind of Business or Real Estate
anywhere, at any price, write me your
requirements. / can save you time and
money.
DAVID r. taft,
THE LAND MAN.
415 KANSAS AVENUE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
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de en- Santurce, una casa de MADEIRA de
dos pisos y Tecien cOnstruida. Informara
Ell senior Steinacher, oficinss del Ayunta-
miento San Juan Puerto Rico.
an "
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UVAs espafiolas en- barrlles al detalIe,
Yenden + Fonty hermano. Tanea es.
quina Fortaleza, San Juan Puerto Rico.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papal de Pc
ri6dicO vieio 4 5000 quintal.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
GAMERS Meet AT
CLAYTON HOUSE
Representatives Of Delaware,
Maryland and New Jersey
Hold GU RI rIy Session

Members Of the Tri-State Gamers
Association are holding their quarterly
session at the Clayton House to-day
and representatives Of the State Of
Delaware. Maryland and New Jersey
are present
This mornings session was devoted
10 a general discussion Of the canning
situation in the three states and sew
eral interesting reports were read. At
o'clock the meeting adjourned until
this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock
Those present included W. Z. Rob-
.nson. Frank f. Cornell, Bel Air, Nd;
Frank r. Owens. Denton. Nd; J. s.
Reynolds. Frederica, Nd; Robert Jar
rell. Goldsboro. Md; Paul Holsinger,
Ridgely. Md. Charles T. Wr.ghtson,
Md: owen S. Jones. Salem. n. j.;
George L. Pfeiffer. Williamstown, n. j.;
y. Colby Smith, Willow Grove, Del;
.C. S. Stevans. Cedarville. n. j.; +.
.Greenbaum, Seaford. Del; A. Phillips
Cambridge. Nd; Nelson Fooks, Pres
ton, Nd; O. r. Wright Hurlock. Nd;
~. A. Baker. East New Market. Nd;
L. NJ. Milbourne, Kingston. Md: ]. w
T. Webb. Vienna. Nd; w. o. Hoffecker
Smyrna; w. NJ Wright Choptank. Md.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
WAGE WAR ON
THE MOSQUITO

Because thousands Of mosquitoes have
made life miserable for the residents liv-
ing in the aristocratic section Of the city
along the Boulevard. the aforesaid resi-
dents have opened war on the pests and
have determined to exterminate them If
possible.
Mosquito nets and all modern applan7
ces for protection against the onslaughts
of the Insects have proved useless and the
slumbers Of the people have been made
.hideous by the continual biz. biz, ping
OF The mosquitoes That portion Of the
city seems 70 be mosquito heaven for they
abound in great numbers on the vacant
lots numerous pools Of water have formed
and these are supposed to have been the
breeding place for the vicious little fee
Yesterday the engine OF the Friend p
Fire Company was enlisted In the service
Of the mosquito fighters and it pumped
dry AL the lakes and pools that had
formed. This is one means by which the
people hope TO get rid OF the pests
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
WILL ELECT
REPUBLICANS
Two More Slated For Election
by Council TO-night--Dem-
OCratS Urge Harmony

Isaac Miller and w. f. Spencer in
all probability will be elected meat in
spector and city auditors clerk, re-
spectively by City Council tonight 1t
is understood that Councilman Thomas
f. Postles viii drop the nomination of
his candidate Pierce Gould and vote for
the Republican caucus nominee and
that his vote win also be cast for Mr..
Spencer for city auditors clerk.
This, move on the part Of Council
man Postles is in line with the general
instructions for harmony given by j.
Edward Addicks and will be carried
out by the Republicans unanimously.
Mr. Postles was not at the caucus of
the Republican members Of Council
last night at City Hall. but his vote
it is understood will be found in the
Republican columns and favoring Re-
publican measures in Council hereafter.
The combination Of the Union Re-
publicans and Regulars in this county
and city in behalf of a united party
has caused considerable worry to the
Democrats. The leaders of that party
are now advocating n party move which
IL is expected win bring all Democrats
in line for aggressive party work.
For some time past there has not
been peace and serenity in the Demo-
cratic ranks and partisanship has led
to the formation at different times Of
number Of Democratic Clubs in the
citV.
Leaders Of the Democracy now advo-
cate a union Of these various clubs
into one great organization as the be-
ginning OF an attempt to harmonize
the factions in the Democratic party.
A move toward the attainment Of
this result was made last evening at
a meeting Of the Young Mems Demo-
cratic Club. The presidents Of the
Bayard Legion, the Democratic Club,
the Young Mems Democratic Club, the
Democratic League. the Eleventh Ward
Democratic Legion. the Twelfth Ward
Democratic Club. the East End German
Democratic Club. and the Charles d.
Bird Democratic Club to meet in the
rooms Of the Young Mems Democratic
Club and formulate some plans for
coalition Of forces and amalgamation
Of the various organizations for work
in the campaign this fall
Evening journal., 1906-07-19

PHILADELPHIA, July 19-FEED was
duh and weak with ample offerings. QUO
tations; Winter bran In bulk per ton,
sis5OQ2o.OO Spring bran, in saeks. as to
size. per ton. Ns0OQla50.
BALED HAY AND sTRAw-supplies
were liberal and prices showed no MATER
ial change. The following are the quota
tionS Timothy Hay-No. large bales.
Si7OOQlL5O.
CORN-supplies We're small and prices
steadily held with fair local move-
ment, but there was little doing for ex-
port. We quote No. yellow for local
trade az 5Sisq59c; steamer yellow do at
59t@6oc.
OATs-Onerings were only moderate
and prices ruled steady bu. there was
little doing. We quote No. white. clip
ped, AisGf5c; No white, natural, 4rkQ
i5c; no established grade white 43Gl3hc:
No. 3 white. lsQisssc; rejected white, lsQ
42ikc.
Speculation in the West was
bulllsh ana prices ruled firm under light
offerings and a fair milling demand, but
exporters were holding on No red was
quoted as follows; July, 79i5QS0c.
POULTRY-I.ive was In small supply
and nrm. under fair demand Quotations
Fowls. hens small, i5al5isc; do do. heavy
1flko; old roosters, lOdloiko; spring chick.
ems. sod28c; ducks, old ioailc; do young
ndl2c, geese, 9Qioc; pigeons old. per
pair, 22625c; do, young, per pair. 10000
Choice lot OF dressed were kept pretty
well cleaned up at generally steady prices
BUTTER Separator Creamery. extra
2iikc; imitation creamery, extra. lSdiSlsc
Selected. isit02ic; nearby graded
nrsts (in returnable crates) lSc.
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EInsd Eor A..auItIna Mr. nuben1er.

David Powell was a defendant in
the Municipal Court this morning on
the charge Of assault and battery on
Daniel Bubenzer. The testimony w.I
that on June 29 while going down King
street. Powell dealt Bubenzer a blow
in the eye and knocked him from his
wagon. In cross-examlnation Bubenzer
said that he did not threaten Powell
and did not attempt TO hit him.
For the defense Powell testified that
Bubenzer had stopped his horse OPP
posite the driveway which comes from
the Third street market house He
moved Bubenzers horse and when Bu-
benzer approached him threatening 10
hit him he knocked Bubenzer down.
John Penner gave corroborative tes-
timony
The court said that Powell assumed
authority TO move Bubenzer's team.
This was beyond his authority and the
court fined him IS and costs
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
WAGES GO UP
IN COTTON MILLS

BY our own Wire Publishers Press.
LEWISTON, Me, July B.-Noticesf fhave
been postel announcing an advance Of five
per cent. IN wages at nearly all Of the
Lewiston cotton mills. This advance az
fects several thousand operatives.
BIDDEFORD. Me. July l9.-An ad-
vance in wages of FIVE per cent. to take
effect on July 80 has been announced to
the 5000 operatives OF the Pepperhi.l mills
in this city The advance means total
increase in wages OF 100000 a year. Notices
Of an Increase Of wages have been posted
also IN the Lockwood cotton MIL at
watsrvine. About 1890 employees viii be
affected.
MANCHESTER, N. H., July |-The
mills Of Manchester. which give employ
ment to fully 1900 operatives have post
cd notices announcing an increase OF rer
cent. I'm wages These mills have week
" pay roll Of approximately $1,000.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
NO HOLD UP
FOR THAW YET

BY our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Justice Mclean,
in the Supreme Court to-day reserved de-
cision in the motion to make permanent
the writ of prohibition secured by attor-
neys for Harry X. Shaw. to restrain the
court Of general sessions, the district at
torney's office and the grand jury from
examining any further witnesses in the
Thaw case except in the presence of the
defendant.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
PuddIers sin out.

Puddlers employed at the plant Of
the Wilmington Iron Company are stin
on strike for more money. 1t was
understood to-day that the men in the
finishing department would begin work
on Monday and clean up what work
remained.
The puddlers have prepared for
long seige and it is expected that they
will be out for several months.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
SMITH
STILL ALIVE

Charles Smith, colored, who was shot
by LOWS Wilson, at centreville, on Tues
day night Is still alive. The Delaware Hos
pital physicians say, however, that Smith
cannot recover as the bullet that entered
the mans abdomen pierced the intestines
M several places.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
SUGGESTS DEATH
FOR GEN. STOESSEL

hy Our own Wire Publishers Press.
81 PETERSBURG, July l9.-The com.
mission which was appointed to inquire
into the surrender Of Port Arthur to the
Japanese during the recent war has fied
IT'S report The commission proposes that
General Stoessel who was in command
during the siege Of Port Arthur, be sem
fenced to death and that General Fock,
VINO was member OF General stoessels
stan and urged his chief to surrender, be
condemned To twenty yesrs' confinement
in the galleys.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
JOHNS IN CHESTER
State Makes No Move as Vet, to Bring
colored Murderer Back.

state Detective Hawkins said to-day
that Attorney General Richards has as
yet taken no action in securing. extra
dition papers for the return TO Della
ware Of Lewis Johns. colored. the muir
derer Of Araminda Jones'
Coroner Purks will hold an inquest
as soono as the colored murderer Is
brought here.
Evening journal., 1906-07-19
REPUBLICANS
FALL IN LINE

There was an interesting meeting Of
Republicans held last evening at Rose
Hill, for the purpose of forming a Re-
publican Club. The northeastern sec
tion Of New Castle hundred is deter
mined that every Republican shall do
his fun duty this fall. The following
officers were chosen: President. Sam
uel L. Burris, secretary; Howard sut-
ton Forty-hve members signed the
roll and another meeting will be held
next week.
Howard sutton will be candidate
for assessor and J. II. Chadwick for
road commissioner in the district.