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second time. The rebel lines were re-
treating. prisoners were being picked
up on every hand, those IN the battery
being the last troops to leave the field.
We did not have sufficient force to fol-
low the fugitives, but 1t was a glorious
victory on glorious day, having killed
and captured more men than we had
engaged. This is the Battle of Helena,
as I saw 1t. If 1 lave made mistakes,
they have not been Intentional. I
should like to hear from any of my old
comrades Of the 33d, and especially
from those Of Co. B.-Thos. B. Myers,
Sergeant, Co. B. 33d Iowa, 3411 Mitch
ell Ave-, st. Joseph, Mo. -F'
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GREAT WORKS OF ART.
Fine Steel Engravngs of the Best Pictures of Famous

MADONNA, by Bodenhausen
CHRIST PREACHING BY THE SEA- by Holman.
CHRISTS ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM, by Plockhorst.
HOLY ANTONIUS OF PADUA by Murllo.
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK CHILD by Max
SACRED HEART OF MARY by Grelet.
ST. JOSEPH by Frere Athanese
THE GOOD SHEPHERD, by Plockhorst.
Many of these particularly famous such The Last Suppe
Conception by Muro Homo Ren San
Murio Every of them richly worth having any
Any of these pictures Nth yea
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orders more than once? 2. When, and
what for, in each case? Perhaps 1t IL
asking too much of you to answer these
questions. If you can give any light
through The National Tribune, you will
greatly oblige-J. N. Liscomb, Los An.
geles Cal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-27
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF PORTO RICO

Convocatoria & ex&menes el dia 2 de
Abril pr6ximo para M6dicoS, Practicantes,
Comadronss y Nurses enfsrmeras,
Los aspirantes 4 licensias para ejsrcer
legalmente en- Puerto Rico, Cualesquiera
de estas profssiones deberSn cumplir los
requisites siguieDtes:
10. Loa M6dicos presentar6n el Tftulo
8 Diploma de Ia Universidad de que pro-
ce0an. f.
Los agpirantas PTacticanteS, Coma
dronas Nurses, pressntaran an certifca
do creditivo de habeF reCibido prSctica en-
un Hospital 8 en- Clfnica particular, poT
un tiemro no menos de 2 amos.
20. Una sOlicitud jurAda ante juez
autoridad cOmpetente, cuyo modelo de
solicitud podrSn los sspirsntes Obteuer en-
esta SeCTetarfa.
80. Los M6dicos pagarkn un derecho
de Is dollars, por exSmenes icencia.
Los Practicantes 10 dollars; Comadronas
40 Pasaran nm ex6men, ante Ia Junta
Examinadora, an la 6poca citads, de todas
las materias, que comprenden las respect
vas profesiones, de acuerdo oon 10 estable'
Cido por Ia misma Junta.-Dr. d.. Que
vedo BGez, Secretario 14v.G
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visjero llegara tarde un sitio On dopde
la demoTa del tren le hiciera fracasar un
negocio On un deEcarrilamiento sufriera
un golpe; ese hacendado, ese comeTciante
8 eUe viajeTo, Sc deiaran de contemplate
mes y llevaran & la Compaf1fa los tribu
males exigi6ndole la indemnizaci6n cores.
pondiente, 20 aSeguro, repito, que la Com.
pafifa de ferrocaFTiles tratarfa de otra ma
nera al pdblico y no tendrfamos nosotros
neceBidad de nombrar comisiones especia.
les y de eStar discutiendo leyes para poner
freno los abuses de esq empresa. Si la
Compafifa del ferrocarril hubieTa tenido
que pagar medic million de dollars de in.
demnizacioneB, seguramente que andarfa
de Otra maneFa." >-- ....~@
A votar. Sc suprime la secci6n sin mas
debate. T.. s.
81. B. $50. Retratos No 90 encuentra
Ia copia. Queda para luego.
II. B. 1872 Con enmiendag. Aprobado.
81. B. 64. Penitenciarias. Viene con en-
miendas. Un G. B. 'Sustituto'' Ell Sr.
Was OchotecO informa que en- virtud de
una conferences celebrada con 81 senior Te-
sorero, Sc ha llegado IN acuerdo respec'
to al bill, ell que viene sustituido con el
que BE pregenta la consideration de Ia
C6mara no contiene alteraciones eSen.
clales del primitive proyecto. Que solicita
por tanto se apruebe el substitute.
El senior BIondet pregunta 81 el proyec.
to que sustituye al de ID Cdmara Be EXPIRE
ga que el Eistema ''celular" serS el que se
implante en- Ia Peninteciarfa que Sc trata
de CouBtruir y el PFesidente iDfoTma que
hay 10 que be llama niStema ''mixto'' , ez
admitido On los principales pafses en- don.
de Be han obtenido grandes adelantos On 81
eistems penitenciaro.
FL ssfior Was manifesto que en- este dc
sistemas hay muchas opiniones encontra
das y que 81 no es partidario del sistema
''celular" para el case de Ia penitenciarfs
q1e SO pretende construir an Puerto Rico.
A votaT. Aprobado 81 s'sustituto" sin
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REUNION AVER DElJN
COlnit6 executive.
Representa- ess COmit6 dOCs haCien-
das Centfales De CANA de Ia isIs.
IN G0AGurfsnts manifesto que 81 50 apfOhara 81
Infarns Dc Nj Peabody, rssuItsrla Ago lsl
como Ii muerts De Is production azlcarsrI.

Aver celebr6 ma reunion Ell ccmite eje
cutivo que representa- { dece haciendas
centrAles de csfia de lR islS, en- el asunto
de revision de tarifag de fslrcc rifles
ConCurrieron los stfi9res Arrillaga, Ru
bert Arzuags, Georgetti , AbelaFdo de Ia
Haba.
1Tatase de presentar nm informe al CO
mite de franqnicias del Consejo Executive,
en- cuyo documento Sc combaten las nue.
vas tarifas de feTrocarriles que Sc iDforma
Sc tratan de impIantar J que indebida
mente traer6n una gran opOsici6n en- todo
el pals. ISL
Uno de los concurrentes la session hizo
manifestacioneB en-, 81 sentido de que 81 in
forme del sefior Peabody 81 Consejo en-
81 que se trata. de Ia revision de tarifas de
feErocarTiles Tesultarfa case de ser apro
bado algo AL como la muerte de Ia impor.
tante production azdcarera de Ia isla
causa de las trabas que su deSarrollo Sc
ponfan nuevamente
Cobrar 80 centavoS por la conducci6n
de cada tonelRda de cafia de O. K. 10,
, asf m aumento progressive de esa tasa,
resultarfe mayor coBte que 81 que impo1ta
Ell cultivoy corte y, por tanto, un tremen-
do ataque & este impoTtantfaim0 Tam0 &c
nuestra agriculturs.
Tan prohibitiva reaulta, seg6n opinion
de los referidos hacendadOs, que represen
tan cuantiosog intereBes de ese ramo de
agriculture, la indicada tarifa, que merece
Ia misms califcaei6n todos los demSs
plantadores de Puuerto Rico, que en- ia
reunion celebrada aver por 81 anteH dicho
comit6 ejecutiYo, rein6 Ia opinion un6ni
me de que en- case de prevalecer en- el
Conseit las referidas tarifss, todos los ha-
cendados que componen Ia representation
del Comite procederfan al establecimien.
tos de Was entries fncaa para la conduc
ci6n de las cafias y servicios huvialeB, y
por las carreteras para la conducci6D de
los azfcares los puertos de embaTque,
evitando asf utilizar los serVicios de Ia
Compaffa que con las indicadas tarifaa reR.
Iizarfan IN grave peTjuicio 4 los hacenda.
dos de Ia isla. +
Green los selores del Comit6 que una
vez pRsadas esas tarifas, la CompafifR hR-
brfa de experimental los peEjuiCios que, 81
en- primer termino BufriTfan los hRcenda-
dos, en- defnitiva Caerfan Bobre ella, dads q
las medidas que los agricultores de cana
habrian de tomar en- defensr de sus ipteTe-
ses que consideran grandemente lesionA'
dos.
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Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los espo-
SOS Morgan, Fortaleza 81, efrece M COM
pleto snTtido de los mejores dulces J cho-
colates. Helados, Tefrescos, frutas al ma
turaI todo cnanto regale 81 paladar mas
delicado SO encueDtra allf primorosamente
seTvido. Cafe con leche chocolate, Sc
encuentra desde las siete de Ia msfians
las IL de Ia noche. ''Ssmost" '.Bsker"
las marcas de chocolate sin rival Be en-
cuentran allf p.
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mas debate.
Viene Ia noticia que el sefior Gabriel
Guerra ha Bufrido una cafda de nm caba-
llo que montaba TeCibiendo algunas Iesio
mes. El Lcdo. Guerra sale apresuTada-
mente. r.
81 Consejo no concurre las enmiendas
introducidas por Ia C6mara en- 81 bill de
deficiencies" solicita confeFencia. Sc
designa una comigi6n. Los se6ores Bion
det, Was Barcel6 Ell. senior BIondet
funda escusas para pertenecer la comi,
sion de conferencias no siendo admitidas
queda designado de- nueYo, aceptando
luego.
81 senior TrelIes solicita Sc suspenda la
session para las ocho de Ia poche. Le Sc.
cunda 81 deltgsdo seHor TizOl asf Sc
acuerda. Son las 6 cuarto de la tarde.
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Srs. Pernna Drug Co.

TOlnca,
AIuy -Te1go dirrme GHd para afssfgr
mi
M1dcOs padecfa debidsd
CuF
aos
eVAuhsdO
benefIcO de "a humandsd dOLenfe.
VICENTE ESTRADA Monies DE- OcA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-27

T A PERUNA es primariamente-u un
IL remedio para ell catarro.
AL curar ell catarro, sin embargo, CO.
rrije otros muchos males.
Catarro del est6mago y organos diges-
tivos producer frecuentemente neuras-
tenia porque deterioran la sangre.
La Peruna libra estos 6rganos del ca
tarro cuando purifica la sangre y cura
IL postracci6n DerViosa.
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POR FIN LLEGAROA

Acaban de llegar de PARIS los Rios de
pelo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para 81 peinado. Cada unc viene en- su
caiita y vale un dollar.
La moda de los Tizos es tan grande en-
PARIS que se han necesitado 4 meses pa
Ta poder conBeguir 81 suTtido que ACADIA de
lIegar.
Tambien Sc ha recibido un esplendiio
uurtido en- perfumerfa fina y I6mparas de
cristal para lug el6ctrica de l, 2, 8, 4 y
luces.
Todo esto Sc encuentra en- 81 PARIS
BAZAR de Pedro GIUSTI, Forta-
leza ~.
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En- esta impFenta se vende pApel de pc
Il SNicn viain ( 20 M qrirtal
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Muorto on Paris del EIsfanto Said

Ha muerto el elefante Said, del Jardfn
de Piantas de Paris, que. cOntaba treinta y
tres sfios era en- su claEe de ciudadano,
el de mayor ITALIA en- las capitaIeS europeaR.
Said mat6 en- 1905, Z un brigadier. Pa
rfs enterO lamenta su muerte
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Lo mismo puede deCirse de eBcr6fula
y avanzada edad.
Remover el catarro de los 6rganos di-
gestivos, es preparAr el camino para I'm
complete nutgimientO del cuerpo.
Escr6fulas prevalecen entire personas
NAL nutridas.
Cualquier remedtO que impruvs 10
nutrici6n, es un medic vAliOss para
eurar Ia escr6fUlSs
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Debate exCitadisinO enIa Douma.
San Petersburgo, Mario ~.

San Peterburgo Mario 27.
Un debate excaddmo
prent6
gavfGmo dturbio indda hr
de coTte mar udad ud Eto
reprntante iapueO ende infundi pueblo
goore las elos parlamento.
OOte emds imPa u' dgraba ob dc ella debie
ienos
termnog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-27
SERHGTO BSPEGIAL DE Cables
Ia Dsmocracia" J Ia Correspondence
UNIDas
Honduras inVenCibIe.
New York. Mario u.

% Ncarsgua asa u udad Tg
capital de Honduras us loque tmia Eto debi6
ods los oen nders unto c abaDdo1aTan
possible
Fuera Tegucigapa Bonia
nzando eI i6rcto
Guatnals
coninuard de dicho BonS
hondurenos Eet6n humiliation rsbida
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Diez aIdeas ardiendO.
Viena Mario 2T..

=
So inma que los reOe De KOmanan eSn TaazandO Jas mas eb
Bakan
ana1qa Haa fecha las ropaa a los dos Edes n De
bar
quaos
nadaa
auxi
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Los franCeses en- MarrueCOs.
Paris Mario q.

M 2
E gabinet reso6 hoy MaueBostea Arge
haa obtne cump satisfaction grno
apu6l B6bdto
absolute mpunidad gobeno
dbdos hacienda ButSn ctgue
ud Sultan gohs
9 eexiga
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COLOCAClON.

Sc dessa colOcay un Mec6nico Dental.
ST Vd. 10 es, maDde sus referencias al De-
p6sito Dental, 36 San Francisco, San
Juan. 10 v. g.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-03
ROE OPPOSES
NEW MEASURES
SAYS THEY WOULD BAR BIG LIFE
COMPANIES.
IMPOSSIBLE TO COMPLY
Representative of Mutual Life Says
Leading Companies Would Have to
Quit the Wisconsin Field if Pro
posed Bills Became Laws-Ques-
tions constitutionaity.
Madison. March %.

MdulSOu, March %.
Gilbert E. Roe of New York, repre-
senting the Mutual Life, began a
lengthy argument before the commit
tee on banks and insurance last night,
which probably will be concluded
when the hearings are resumed after
the recess. He followed a carefully
prepared brief devoted to constitu-
tional questions tending to the con
clusion that the enactment of the
bills recommended by the legislative
investigating committee would be use
less because they would impair the
obligations of contracts heretofore en-
tered into between the companies and
the policyholders and therefore would
be unconstitutional He cited to the
committee many cases arising from
legislation of retroactive effect upon
insurance policies, which legislation
had been declared unconstitutional be-
cause of impairing existing contracts.
Mr. Roe followed a question and
answer discussion between Speaker
Ekern and Judge Georg3 w. Moves,
general counsel of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance company, over
the bills requiring annual statements
to policyholders of the accumulated
reserve and the rate which has been
used in computing the dividends on
policies. He said the bills would ex-
clude most of the big life companies
from Wisconsin because of expense
and impossibility of compliance.
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SAYS HE'LL. SHOW
WHERE He GOT
EVERY PENNY

San Frafais6G, March 28.-Mayor
Sehmitz yesterday In a statement TO
the Associated Press denied the Truth
OF the charges published in Local pa
pers to the effect that the prosecution
has abundant evidence that Sehmitz
profited to the extent of not less than
S662.O00 fronl participation in the
'boodling' operations now being Z
vestigated by the grand jury.
TdAc mayor says that it is not time
for libel suits, but when he hss beeB
tried ard judged by the jury he VII
give no quarter. He says his anGu-
al income is $4,000; tnat he is not a
high liver, and that he has not neg
lected opportunities for investment. I
He says he has never made improper |
use of these investments and Will |
show in court where he got every /
penny since he has been mayor and |
what he did with it.
San Francisco, March 2S.-Thel |
grand jury resumed it's session yeser-
lay afternoon and inquiry will be d.
'ected in the effort to trace the course
u S300,000 said TO have been sent here
rom Los Angeles for the alleged pur.
bose OF obtaining a franchise for he
fome Telephone company.
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GAS EXPLOSION
WRECKS THEATER
TWENTY-FoUR PERSONS sus
TAIN INJURIES.
SOME ARE SERIOUSLY HURT
Panic Follows Explosion and Men,
Women and Children Make Mad
Rush for the Doors, Trampline on
One Another-Floors Collapse
List of Injured.

Greenfield, Ind, March 26.--Twenty-
four persons were injured, some ser
iously, and two-story building oc-
cupied by a five-cent theater with
moving pictures, was wrecked last
night by an explosion of natural gas
used to heat the building. About
200 people were in the theater, at the
time Of the explosion and in the
panic that followed men, women and
children rushed for the doors, tramp
ling on one another The house was
crowded and the opening number on
the program had scarcely been rem
dered when with loud noise a por-
ton Of the bu ding behind the cur
tain seemed 70 collapse and the floor
ing and debris was thrown out into
tn cadence Then a mad rush for
tbs doors began. Fortunately the
debris did not take fire.
Among the injurd are
Irving Tyner.
Elijah Gilligham.
Arthur Moon
Hank Tucker
Miss leah Joyce.
Henry Cruoy.
Wihiam Peronett.
Roland Little.
Gabe Rife.
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concluded, Germany's interests. are
identical with those of France.
Lalla Marina. Algeria, March 2S.-
The French military mission has re
turned here from oudja who report
that the town is calm and that the
people do not suspect forthcoming
occupation. The Moroccan garrison
in Oudia consists only of a small es-
eort for the governor, and there is
very little probability of any resist
ance to the French column Ire
Europeans Of oudja left all their per
sonal property locked up in their
houses.
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CUT UP BODY, DANCE
AROUND PIECES
HORRIBLE ATROCITIES REPORT
ED FROM TWO DISTRICTS.
CONDITIONS ARE SERIOUS
Grave Disorders Break Out on Es-
tates of King charles-Large Mum,
bers Of Peasant Rioters said to
Have Been kiIled-Peace Being
Slowly Restored.

Berlin, March 2S.-AccOrding to the
Czernowitz correspondent of the Lo-
kal Anzeiger, the situation in Walla-
CHA has grown worse. The number
of persons killed daily is growing
enormously, Three hundred persons
have been killed in an encounter be-
tween the peasants and military at
Stareskie, and there have been two
bloody battles at Mastanestir. in one
of which Lieutenant Jolilesque lost
his life. The peasants tore the lier
tenants body to pieces and dance
a 'ound the bloody remnants to wild
music.
Similar atrocities are reported from
the districts of Dimbroyitza and Doll,
where numerous villages and farms
have been burned.
Conditions Still Serious.
Vienna, March 2S.-Press dispatch
es from Czernowits, on the Moloavian
frontier, say that the conditions in
certain rarts of Roumania are stin
most serious Grave disorders are
reported to have broken out on the es-
tates of King Charles at Poiana, and
troops nave been sent t. the royal do
mains. 1t is rumored that large num-
bers of peasant rioters have been
killed in conflicts near Braila and
Papulesea, and it appears that large
number of rioters on trying to enter the
town of Galatz, were repulsed by sol
diers near Losayeni with a loss of 20
n.1n killed; then the peasants turned
their attention on Braila
Sanguinary fighting is reported also
at Vlasta, near Stareski, and at Graf
ova, but these reports probably refer
to the occurrences of Monday and
Tuesday, as owing to censorship all
dispatches have to be mailed to the
frontier Information reaching here
late last night indicates that peace is
being slowly restored.
Hungarian in Danger.
Buda Pe8t, March 2S.-The munici-
pal courcil Of this city Yesterday
passed q resolution calling the atten-
llou Oh IAE GpFtIilucHb ~ tItt uduBct
in which Hungarian residents of Row
mania find themselves and asking it
to intervene with the Roumanian gov.
eminent with the view of ending the
state Of anarchy in that country
Fresh Disturbances.
Bucharest, March 28 Order has
generally been restored in the prov
ince Of Moldavia but fresh disturb
ances have occurred in the DolJ dis
trict snd several other places in Wal
lachia. The disorders at Nzaceni have
been suppressed by the killing or
woundtng Of q men. At this point
! the troops have dispersed 500 incend!-
aries. There IS still seriC1s ngnting
, in the vlashka district where bands
of plunderers who have taken refuge
in the villages are boing shelled by
I tire troops
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BOWLING coNeRess ENDS.
No New Renards Established. During
Tournament.

No New RecaFds Established. During
tournament.
St. Louis, March 2S.-The tourra-
ment of the American Bowling con.
gress ended last night The follow
ing are the results of the champion
ship contests,
Five men teams-Furniture City
Grand Rapids, Mich, 2,775.
Two men team G. Richter aad
E. Bigley Louisville. KY. 1,164.
observation-disclosures, St Paul, ca;
Levy, indianapolis 624.
All events-H. schlenl. St. Louis,
Lar
MatalS and Levy, who. tied in tie
individual class, have agreed to split
the money and allow the champion
ship, to go by default this year. No
new records we're established during
the tournament and the scores wee
generally below those made at Louis
vile last year. The bowlers attriS,
ute the poor showing to the unseason,
able hot weather of the past week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-03
MANSFIELD is ILL.
Actor Forced to Abandon His sprino
Tour

Actor Forced to Abandon His Spring
Tour.
New York, March 28.-The an
nouncement that Richard Mansfield,
the actor, has abandoned his spring
tour through the country owing to
his illness, was made yesterday by
B. D. s. Stevens Mansfield's manager
Mansfield is now So i'll from nervous
exhaustion that he is confined to hts
bed at his home in this city and his
physicians after a consultation yes.
terday ordered that he take a long
rest.
Mansfield, 1t was stated last night,
would be kept closely confined to his
nome until the first of May when he
probably will be taken to his country
est re in England.
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BOXES MUST BE BY
ROADSIDE, SAYS DE oRAW

Washington March 2S.-In a deci-
sion rendered yesterday, Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General De Graw in
sists upon adherence to the regula.
tons requiring boxes on rural mail
routes to be erected by me roadside
50 that the carriers can easily obtain
access to them without deviating from
their routes or dismounting from
their vehicles; failure to comply witt
regulations in this respec4, the deci-
sion states, is likely to result in the
Of the delivery of mail
by the rural carriers.
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UNION ORGANIZERS FINED.
Other Railway Mail Clerks to Get
Walking Papers.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 2S.-Hugh
G. Shaug of this city has been dis
missed from the ra. way mail service
for his part in the organization of the
brotherhood of railway mail clerks. it
is said A. H. Stephens. superinten6-
ent of the railway mali service of the
Pacific coast says
The action of the department IN
the Shaug case indicates that the de-
partment VIII not tolerate the brother
hood"
It is also said that c. l. Hobbs and
Marcus L. Shaug, officers Of the
brotherhood in San Francisco, are to
be dismissed for their part in the
movement
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considerable effect and it is even
hoped that the pope may reconsider
the list of cardinals 70 be appointed a.
the eonsistory of April 10, with the
possibility of the inclusion of al
Anglo-Saxon prelate who would be
created In Pectore, that is to say, his
name would not be published for The
present, although his elevation to the
sacred college would date from Ap !
Is.
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win Speak at Dedication.

Washington, March z8.-President
Roosevelt has promised to make an
address at the dedication Of the statue
to the memory of the late Rouge Rob
erts to be erected at the Arlington
national cemetery on April 2. The
cornerstone Of the monument was laid
yesterday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-03
DEATH OF BLIND INVENTOR.
Heartbroken by Universities Which
Came With Litigation.


Pittsburg, Pa, March 2S.-John
Brlslin, aged 10, blind, and a well
known inventor, died here yesterday
from a broken heart alleged to have
been brought on by the adverses sus-
tanned by litigation brought by him
to control his patents.
Mr. Brislin was the inventor of the
famous Brislin-Vinnac table now in use
in rolling mills throughout the world
Suit for immense damages for in
fringement was brought against the
Carnegie company in 1897, and Bris-
lin won in the lower court, but the
United States circuit court reversed
this decision. Before the decision in
the latter court was handed down, the
family of Brislin say the company
sought to settle his claim for $500
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-04-03
WORKMAN TORN TO PIECES.
Boy and Two Girls Fatally Injured
In Exclusion

New Aork, March 2S.-A spark
caused by blow from hammer liz.
nited a quantity of set pieces in the
hnishfning room of the Consolidated
Fireworks company at Graniteville.
3 l., yesterday and in the explosion
that followed one man was torn m
pieces, a boy and two girls were pro
bably fatally injured and seven otae-
;.Isons were banned.