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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03

BienVenidOs.- DeBpu6s de psssr una
corta temporada en- So ingenio "FidalaS
dc Toa-baja, han regreSadO San Juan,
los distinguidog eBposos Cesteros Mangual
y gug dos bellas ninas
Bienvenids Ia eatimable familia que en-
esta sociedad cuenta con Ell mayor apreco
estimation.
Que meiOre.-Est6 enfsrma degde aver
en- su RESIDENCES de San Juan, la distingui'
da damita Julia Infante, y le deseamos
pronta meioTfa
PersOnales -Est6 en- San Juan en- asun'
tos de negoeios, 81 aeior Jorge Saldafis,
que Eegresas6 luego 50 reRidencia en-
Hamacao.
Con motive de las festas del de Julio,
sa encuentra en- esta capital 81 distinguido
Official de Ia poIicfa insulaT, capit6n senior
EFnasto Lopez Dfaz.
En- San Jasan-Los distinguidos espo'
sos Buatslo- Rodriguez, de Humacao, 80 ha'
liam en- eats ciudad desde aver les deseR
mos grata permanencia aquf.
Rest0b5eCida. eata, y 10 celebrsmos
mucho, de Ia dolencia que Is retuvo en-
CANA algunoS dfaa en- An Residences de Ha'
to Rey, la distinguida damita Patris Sch.-
ra Guillot.
A Jas nuevs -Comienza el bale en- 81
teRtro las nueve de Ia noche de hoy y
hay gran animsci6n para concurEir 81
entire 81 elemento joven de Ia ciudad que
llevRF6 su simpaticO Contingente Ia sgrs'
dable fiesta.
De pasO.-Hs llegado & eBta ciudad y
eS husapsd de los eatimablen esposoa LRrro
ca Rivera, en- So residencia del ''VerBalles
la distiuguidR sefors Rivera de Casals.
Bienvenida.
sEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
GLASSES De VERANO
en- ArGCibo.
Son va numeT0s0S los teIafOnOS inS-
taIadOs en- Oficinas pdblicas.
POIIGIas del dIstrIto sllIsron para San Juan 4
tamlT pirts Gn ID parada daI 4 De Julio.
(De nuestrO corresponsal. )

Julio 2 Sc encuentra en- este teatro
dando exhibicicnes de nus preciosss peIfcu-
las nm msgufico Cinemat6grafo que haze
81 estreno On este teatro que continuar6
oAta semana dsndo funcioneB. Ell p6blico
Biempre amante de eAtas divstsiones acude
en- gran n6mero.
Aver se RbrieTon las GASES de veTano
an ia sscuala que dirijen Jos distinguidos
profeSoreG Sefiores Garc6s, Martinez Co
Ion.
Para mediados del corriente mes
anuncia 80 temporada testral eu esta ciu-
dad lascompafifa de zRrzuela qua dirigen
las ge1ores Cases VGEquez habiendo
alberto nm sbouo de Beis funciones que
desde luegO ser6 cubieIto, dado 81 entu-
siasmo que reina en- lR localidad.
-Ha regresado de los bafios de Coamo
el doctor Fernando Alem6n, haci6adose
cargo nuevamente de 81 plaza de inspector
de Sanidad de eBta Ciudad.
-Ha quedado alberta al p6blico Ia
Estaci6n Telef6nica en- eata ciudad siendo
numerosoa los taIefonos instalados va en-
oicinas p6blicas, Casas meEcialeH, hacien-
daS y pRrticularea,
Hoy han Balido para San Juan les
policfas del digtritO que tienen que tomar
parte en- ls parada del de julio.
Vicente Rios ha pido denunciado pnr
el inspector municipal por espender Ieche
GdWIterGdo.
Ell peri6dico local "El libre Gamble" i,
ha alberto una SuScripCi6n con 81 lsuds-
BILE ohJeto de ayudsr Ia proyectada obTa
de este municipio de Conatruir un AAilo de
pobres. Creemos que todas las psrsonas
TeBponderdn tan bello pensamiento.
Hoy han dado comienzo en- eBta ciu
dad los juiCiou pOr juradO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
I'm prOyacto Del Santo Padre.
So afIrml qu0A IRleIaiIVl papaI Os dc ID mas
alta Importsntla.

So aSegura, de buena fuente, que s. 8.
el Papa Pho x se propone organism I'M
partido cat6lico centriuta en el ParIamento
italiano, siguisndo Ia misma organization,
del partido del Centric que existe en- ell
Rsichstsg alem6n.
Muchos diputados italianoB, bien como
cidos por sus ideas religiosss, han sido in
vitadoa con tal motivo una conferencia
que tendF6 lugar en- eI Vaticano, = todos
ellos han prometido asistir puntualmeute.
La iniciativa papal es, sin duda, de la
mes alta importancia para 81 Gobierno de
Victor Manuel, pues ella puede, en- un fu-
turo no muy lejano, daE & Ii poIftica ita-
Llama una nuevs diferente direction.
En- efecto, el proyeCto del Santo Padre
puede desde luego tener por conBsCuencia
Immediate, an aumento considerable del
n6mero de diputadoa Cat6Iicou en- el Parla-
mento italiano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
Las catarAtss del Niagara.
EsfuOrzos rsalIzldOs para lIumanarlls.

De cuando On cuando se ha hecho e.
fuerzog, sin resultadO pr6ctico, para ilu.
minar las cataratas del Nisgara. Acsso
en- esta vez GO lograr6 aquel deseo, pues
los ciudadanos ahf residences 90 prOpons n
hacer una instalaci6n en- toda f1rma, ua
perito electricista eat6 eStudiando con
toda detenci6n squel asunto. 81 Ni6gara
ss ha visto de nOChs. pero ID luz de la
luna, y SO cree que por medic de Ia luz
artifcia al transiciones de color Be OBJ.
tendrSn lefactos maravillosos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
I'd. deba Isar esto.

Beber sgua perfectamsnte pura es la
mayor gaEantfa de una buena Balud.
LIamamos la atenci6n pobre el anuncio
que aparece en- otro lugar sobre los Fill
TROS Belkefeld para Aqua adaptables
al aCueducto = q cualquier dep6sito ele.
vado
Estos filtros, los mas famosos conocidos,
suministran aqua, libre de toda bacteria,
y On gran cantidad. Por sumas deade
TRES dollars an sdelante CUMPRARA
I'd. 81 salud y Ia de 81 familia.
Preguute & Bu m6dico sobre las condi.
clones de estos ftros.
AHORA MISMU pida ell cat6logo &
Rivero & Co. San Juan P. r eva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
EMPRESA De AUTOMOBILES
D e
FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ.

HerviciO regular entire San Juan , Co
gunG.
saIida de Csguas....:.. 8 80 i'd.
Expsndio de passages en- ''LA Bayamo
ne1l, San Juan.
ExpsndiO de passages ca "Csguau," /" IL:
macsn ds los GaAores 6antiStsban Chavarri
y CompaNfa.
FIetsa de autom6viIes para passes ,
yioje. & otros pueblos & preciOa conven.
c0laTea
Para informes, diEigir-a 6 u aBayarno-
~ TeIkfono 40. 5 "a San Juan; y &
Fauciluo Hernandez Iel6fnno no. 1,013
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
CdIcu!0 n.sabrO.

Un Official Alem6n hizo m n6lculo
aproximado de las vfctimas ocasionadas
pOF las gueETas ocurridaa en- 81 siglo XIX
Obtsuiendo pOr reBultadO 10 notable cifca
de 10000, 600 de musrtoB
Y de SeguEo pUede soBtensVae que hs.
bra algdu error PoE dtfsctO en- ese nimaro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
CUBA OCUPA Ell PRIMER lUGAR.
En- o. consume Dc cafe pusrtorrlqusHo los Estado'
UnIdos flguran con mlnIma proportion.

La tabla correspondents al tanto por
Ciento con que fguTan loB distintou paises
consumidoEea del cafe de Puerto Rico, pre-.
aentan Ia giguiente proportion.
Cuba 41.35 por Ciento del total de ex'
portaci6n.
ESpana 21.9S. Francia 1854. Aus
tria 7.15. Italia 5 65. Alemania 328.
EstadoH Unidos 1.97. Otros paises 2.93.
EStaS cifraB correspondent al passdo afiO
de 906.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03

r A Peruna cura el catarro no solo por
II Ell efecto que hace en- el sistems, sino
porque desarraiga ell veneno del catarro.
En- algunos casos de cGtarro cronico,
todo 10 que SO necesita es entonar Ell
sistema, Fecobrar ell apettto y mejorar la
aigeSm0as eusnd9 las Iueszas vltsles
catarro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
COUPOSlGIONES DE sOMBREROs De sERORAS

Ell PARIS BAzAR tiena eI gusto de
partiCipar & 81 numerOsa clientela , al pd
blico en- general, que desds hoy, Be haCsn
toda clage de refoFmas composicione1 de
sombreros de sefioFas. estando anCaFgada
de elias una sefiorita de Ii casa. Los pre-.
ciOs Bsr6n muy m6dicoA Paris BazaT.
Pedro GiuIty. FOrtalsza ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
TrifIea asl gabIeTae .sa P.Ia 10quIlIl.
CDe "H Te1sgrqfo" Dc GuayaquiI do
8 de abril dc 1907.

(De 'tES IeIsgrGfO" de GuayaquiI del
8 de abril dc 1907.
FL Gobierno ha reuueIto & Comprar peia
toquilIs en- Marabl para vanderla 6 bajo
preCiO en- Las pEovincias a9uayag, , Islvar
de esta manera IL manufacturR de aombre
ros pE6xima>6 su aDiquiIamiento p6r obra
de espeCuladorea que hanSmonopolizado ID
mateEia prima de dicha industEia. La
primeEa rsmala de psla ra halla en NaEan-
jal Be vandaz6 raz6n AZ so csntavos Ia
libra. Como los especulado1es an ests az
ticulo 10 eHtGn adultsrando De todas name
Fas, pnes 10 vendsn mojado y ca pesos de-
,fCientas y 10 me1cIan con paia de Guala-
quiEa. u autoridad ~ oEdsnado que 3
paia Plga uonhEaEc- YC lds baio q IN
ma1iats in 6ol CaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03

Teatro del Renacmiento, lCiudad Mgico, Mejico.
Conpahi ia Virgins
Columbus, Ohio, E. q. de A.
medieina
Gentfrn fuere 10 Ques sienzOre
II
hispanOpamerican0A Les quedO agradecida, u
Fabregas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03

La Peruna no tan solo nace este, sino
neutraliza Ell veneno catarral y libra el
sistema de toda infection. Los efectos
que primero Sc notan al tomarse 10 Peru.
us son: mejor apetito, mejor digestion,
mejor sueho. Edifca ell sistema con
rapides. Haee desaparecer enfeFnO-
dades cr6nicas como poE m6gicA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
ABOY VIDAL Co.

Tetuan 81, San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Ofrecen I'M Burtido complete de madsTaH
cepilladas, machiembradas,
Acaban de recibir cuartonerfa, tablon.
clio Chanfs y juntera ETC., de todas di-
mensiones. PREcIos MoDICos. 80 Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
Ell 4 de Julio en- Italia.
Es oI esntsnarlo DEL naeImIoDto Do GarIbaldI

Ell Ministro GiolIitti present6 en- la Ca
mara Italians de DiputadoH, el 25 del pa
do, entire una tempsstad de spIsugos, ell
proyecto de ley que conmemora el Cante-
mario del nacimiento de Garibaldi A de
Julio) con Ia iniCistivs de un egreao de
un million de liras con que auxiiiar & los
veteranos garibaIdinos que hoy ae sncuen.
tran reducidos & ls mieeria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
BUEN MEGOCIO.

Por tenerBe que ausentar 81 duefio se
traspasR una casa de comercio, bien acre.
ditada ' con negOCiO propio, Hituada en- Is
calIe Tetudn. Para informes diFijirse al
apartado 367. 15v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT OF PoRTo RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

SUBASTA PUBIICA. BIENES MMUEBLEa
En- Ia Coectur de Renas Inernas de Les e d de Julio do
de vendidos
% benes eaconao de los cubr Las eibu-
pagdo ddo
cbuone venda dipOne de Reas Intna
PRoPIETARIos Description de la Propedad Contbuoiones gou
aprOximadOA
PRnIERA sUBAsTA.
Domingo As boho barrio Pietas" 1853
Miguel Torres hoy Jose Cuevas 35 "Lars" 1928
Florenco Roman
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Manuel Gonzalez 0cuerda 1882
Manuel Gonzalez Lopez bohio barro "Pueblo" 1892
"Pleas" 1926
Pueden deales repctvo exIedient
Ell comao de cada pead debe depodar v ez
del valor vdd perdera dare de
u6 pedad diz
ds sguente al verified Larb PuerOFco, 1907
FrnadO Juan c. NfarHnez-COectOr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03

-EI inspector de este distrito estS ter.
minando su infoTme del reBultado del a1o
eacOlaF pasado, No es an gEano Dc ania
trahsiO de ssta indola 81 De- ha Do haeeE 4
Concisncia , dag6giCamants,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
SSnbrsEus Do saharas

COnfecci6n y reformas pOr cualquier f.
guTfn que Bs desee MueStTas informeB
El ''Ros de Oro", San Francisco 20.
8v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03

~ mo seria acasO poker sin interes9
81, &c n R1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
A 4O dIls % caTegI.

Adrian Santiago ha uido condenado pOr
81 Juez de paz dc Carolina & sufrir 40 dias
de c6Ecel por Portar armas pEohibidaB.
En- ID maiana de hoy fu6 COnducido
estR Ciudad por. el GeCretaEio dal iusgado
de diCho pueblo, don AleiandEo Garcia
salgado.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
CLAIM CITY OF CINCINNATI
Heirs of George Washington Begin
Action in Fairfax, Va.
Claim Ohio City site Was, Presented
by Congress to the First
President.

Following the appointment Of an ad-
miuistrator de bonis non at Fairfax. va.
Of the estate of Gen. George Washington.
the first President the heirs of Gen.
Washington are preparing to lay claim to
the entire city Of Cincinnati. its suburbs.
and several adjacent counties
The land in question was voted Wash
ington by Congress at the close of the
war against Great Britain as compensa-
ton for his services. This tract was in
what was then known as the military
district Of the United States, and Gen
Washington was urged by his friends TO
accept the gift of Congress. It is stated
by Attorney John Nichols, of Cincinnati.
who has the matter in charge, that the
heirs have documental proof Of the fact
that Gen. Washington agreed to accept
the land voted him, and selected as his
portion the present site OF Cincinnati.
In the meantime John CIeves Symmes.
who had obtained a grant from the gov
ernment, surveyed the same tract. com
pleted his right of title. took possession.
and now the land is worth hundreds OF
millions of dollars and is the home of a
million people. Washington il is said.
failed TO record mis- patent
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
SUNDAY BASEBALL FAVORED
Secretary Newberry Won't Restrict
Sport, if Not Too Noisy.
Head Of the Navy Department De-
les on Uncle sans ships.

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy New
berry has decided that Sunday baseball
among the sailors in the navy is not OBJ
noXious so long as it is not carried on at
such places and in such boisterous
manner, as to disturb the peace and quiet
Of residence neighborhood
The test case came up on the represen-
tations of certain religious societies Of
Philadelphia, which complained that the
bali playing by the sailors from the
League Island Navy Yard on Sunday dis
turbed them some. but shocked them
more.
The secretary wrote to the Quaker City
to learn whether tie complaint was be-
cause of the noise and disturbance OF
simply on account Of the aGront of those
who held TO strict Sabbath observance.
If the latter, the secretary said yester-
day that he would not grant the request
for a discontnuance Of the Sunday sport
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
FRANK MCKEE IN BELLEVUE.
Former Indiana Man said to he Sul-
fePing from Hysteria.

New York Oct. 30-Frank Mckee
brother of J. r. Mckee. son-in-law of
President Harrison, was taken from his
apartments, at % Lexington avenue, ia
the psycopathic ward at Bellevue to-day
suffering, the doctors say, from hysteria.
AS is the custom in the psycopathic
ward, NIr. Mckee win DE kept in the ward
five days for examination into his mental
condition
Mr. Mckee, who is sixty-fve years Old
and a bachelor, has been of fran health
all his life, resulting. his family says.
from a very severe illness when a young
child. He is of particularly nervous
temperament and of what his family
terms an extremely positive nature. "
This fact is responsible for a partial es-
arrangement between Frank Mckee and
the rest Of the family, it is said
Frank Mckee was formerly connected
with his father, Robert Mckee. in the
latter's banking and jobbing house in
Indianapolis. After coming 10 New York
me engaged in business with r. j. Bright.
serge t1t-at-arms in the Senate, and some
SIX sr seven years ago was compelled 10
retire from business because Of his health.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
JUDGE GROSsCUP ARRESTED.
Prominent ChicagOaBs Give Bond
in ManEIaughter Case.

Chicago, Oct. 9O.-E. II. Slower, sheriff
Of Coles County, came to Chicago to-day
and arrested Judge Peter S. Grosscup. Of
the United States Circuit Court on a
charge Of manslaughter, contained in in
dictments returned yesterday at Charles
ton. H., as a result Of the fatal wreck
last summer on the Charleston NATION
Interurban line, of which Judge Gross
cup is a director.
simultaneously warrants were served
on Francis s Peabody, president of the
Peabody Coal Company: Marshall L.
SampseH. receiver Of the Union Traction
Company, and Arthur W Underwood, all
directors of the Interurban Company. and
indicted on the same charge. Following
the services Of the warrants, each Of the
defendants gave bonds amounting TO
5000, which were approved by The sheriff.
and all We're released from custody.
Sheriff Slower is the first Stsae officer
in the hiSory of Illinois, so far as known,
20 arrest a Federal judge on d criminal
charge As viewed by Judge Grosscup,
this turn Of fate hinges merely on the
fact that he invested in traction prop
erty and became member of the board
of directors Of the Interurban line.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
INSTANTLY KILLED BY TRAIN.
samuel c. MOnahan Loses Life I'm
Freight Yards.

Crushed beneath the wheels Of an empty
passenger coach in the freight Yards Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday af-
ternoon, Samuel c. NoIahan. fftv-fopr
years Of age, of 5lS x street southeast. a
fiagman in the employ of the company.
received injuries which resulted ir almost
instant death. The body was removed 70
the morgue and Coroner NevItt notified
At the morgue last night the officials
were unable to state whether an fnquest
viii be held.
Mollahan was riding on d train he sun
posed was going TO the roundhouse. When
it failed TO turn into the switch m that
place. he jumped from the door of a box
car. Mollahan failed TO notice a passen-
ger train was coming in the opposite dj-
rection, and fell directly in the path Of its
wheels. The body was badly mutilated
the wheels passing over both legs.
M0llahan had been in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad for about year
He is survived by wife and three chill
dren. one son and two grown daughters
Mrs Mollahan is at present out Of the
city on visit
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
FEDERAL JUDGE IS CRITICISED
Court of Appeals Orders New Trial
in Land Fraud Case.
Decision Is sent Back 10 Govern
ment-ExeIuded Evidence Basis
Of Criticism.

St Louis. oct 2o-The Federal govern
ment has received a setback in its prose
cution of an alleged land fraud case in
North Dakota. similar to those In Cali
furnia and Oregon. in an opinion and
decision filed in the Federal Court of Ap-
peals here to-day, ordering a new trial
and criticising Federal District Judge
Charles F. Amidon for excluding evidence
iQ the case of Fargo. y Oak. Of Frederick
w. Nurnberger of Richmond County. y.
Oak. who was sentenced TO one years
Imprisonment and fined $500
It was charged that Nurnberger. a civil
war veteran paid the expenses Of Old
soldiers and veterans widows from Bowl
ing Green. Ohio. his former home. to
Minot, \. Oak, where they made home
stead entries and also paid their way back
home, after they contracted to sell the
land to him for 500 each II is alleged
that one OF these who made entries never
settled on the land but allowed Nurn-
berger TO build shackS on the hOmeSteads
to comply with the law
The specific crime charged against
Nurnberger is suborn5tion Of perjury. in
inducing these veterans and veterans
widows to make false afidavits relative
to their purposed occupation Of the land
The Court of Appeals to-day ordered
new trial because the lower cour. OK
cluded evidence that fine inferior Der,--.
ment, in 1903, deemed it necessary 10 is
sue notices that it was necessary FOR ve.-
erans 20 settle on land TO acquire title
Nrnberger pleaded ignorance n ,Jhe Ie-
QuiremeHt at the time Of his 'alleged
frauds Appellate Judge Hooks dissents
from the opinion Of Judges Sanborn an /
Phillips. saying the evidence of Nurn-
nar-Ar-s nlL-LL Is nL.-LL- N -LLainc-
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

Cleveland, Oct. 29-The betting slightly
favors Mayor Tom L. johnson against
Representative Theodore r. Burton.
whose mayoraity contest viii De decided
al Tuesdays election. In private circles
"a number OF even bets have been made.
Johnson has been mayor three terms. or
six years He is a single-taxer and a
municipal ownership man. lie is a devo-
tee of William J. Bryan.
Representative Burton was put into
the race by President Roosevelt. Secre-
tary Taft and Secretary Garfield. The
reelection Of Johnson on Tuesday night
VIII make him formidable figure in the
Democratic national convention next
year. The defeat of Representative Bur
ton would damage his chances fer re-
election TO Congress year from this
fall and would be mighty unpleasant
reading for the President and the Secre-
tary Of War Mr. Burton's defeat would
also blight his ambition to become the
successor Of either J. B. Foraker or
Charles Dick in the United States Sen
ate. The battle between johnson and
Burton, and their respective adherents.
IS the biyterest that the city has had in
years.
JObnsOnites HurI Bricks.
PIatoons of the more ardent admirers
Of Johnson have hurled cobblestones and
bricks into the Burton meetings and have
shattered windows where autographs of
Burton We're placarded. More temperate
followers of Cleyeland's mayor have
passed the lie with Burton speakers.
On the other hand Johnson has been
referred to publicly as a Pirate in poll
tics a "Boodler," "a "Bedrassled clown.
Political crank" q Political priva-
teer.' a -'TWo-fads fakir.~ "Manipu-
lator of city councils" Political
quack a Cheap demagogue," and vari-
Gus other things
The ostensible issues of the campaign
are the street car system of the city and
the increased cost OF running the munich
pdlity. Underneath them are State and
national issues All Of President Roose-
cit ANA h'tAA fteAt AT = II AtliiN are
up in arms for Burton. and all Of Col
Bryan's friends are standing hard and
fast by Johnson. Johnson. speaking OF
how Burton got into the mayoralty fight.
said
PITY the blind. I am sure Mt Burton
was blind when he went into the fight.
His friends. Secretary Garfield and Sec
retary Taft told him TO run President
Roosevelt told him to run. although he
doesn't seem to have told him which way
These friends OF his here and elsewhere
told him the Cleveland Electric had all
the right of the argument. that there
was graft in the city hail. and wild ex-
travagance in the city administration.
and Mr. Burton believed it aH He was
blind, and went blindly into this fight.
charging us with an his friends told him
WH4 true"
Burton replying to Johnson. asserts.
There is a condition in this city which
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
FOUR DIE IN EXPLOSION.
Half Dozen Others Injured When
Dynamite Goes OF.

Pittsburg, Oct 30.-Four men dead. a
half dozen injured. are the results Of an
explosion of dynamite at Gwendolen sfv-
teen miles from P.tsburg on the Wabash
Railroad to-day.
Nicholas II. Breedin, foreman. and Rich
ard Johnston. "A negro. with two Italian
laborers, We're killed. while the injured are
Italian laborers The party of perhaDs
twenty had been working on a mn. and a
large box of dynamite was sent Ia tbem
at noon from Pittsburg.
Johnston. who was an expert in the
use of the explosive was sent TO use the
dynamite and to watch ii when he was
not using il. How the explosion came
about is not known
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
JOHN D. AS POLITICAL BOSS.
OIL King Employees so Many Labor
ePs He Can Swing Election.

ePs He Can Swing Election.
Tarrytown. n Y. Oct. 3o.-John D.
Rockefeller has a corner on the Italian
labor and teams in this vicinity. II is
almost impossible for contractors to get
teams TO do their work. for they are all
employed by Mr.. Rockefeller on his estate
grading and building new roads to his
new mansion. Mr.. Rockefeller has more
Italians employed now than ever before,
and he is paying them up to s. per day,
higher than others can pay.
orders are not TO work them hard, 50
By this means he has cornered all the
best workmen and he has hundreds on
his place working. Mr.. Rockefeller also
has the politicians guessing. Election Day
is next Tuesday. and important county
and town elections will be held
Both parties are trying TO win over the
Rockefeller vote. for which ever way the
Rockefeller vote goes 50 viii go the cleo
tion IN the town. Mr.. Rockefeller had
every man registered. and he intends 70
see that they ali vote