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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
FUERA DEL ANBIENTE De la CIUDAD.
COntemplandO las beIlezas de Ia
Gampl6a pueTtOlTiquefa.
Los CampGSIRus han tornado ahora mas GnpaRu
en- flRGar frutOs Do nutrlGdn.

Salir de San Juan muY menudo, 4
contemplaT las bsllezRu con que ls nstnFs
leza enTiquecs nuestros campoB, dond0 80
RDpiTs smbisnte sano de ssturRdas bTiaas
aromsticas, es vivir Ein asfxiarss porque
las plantag al aire ibre no absorven oxt'
gsno nj devuelven 6cido caFS6niCo.
HeTmoao % visjaT por Is primera caTT0'
terra que nos condu9e haHta CaguaB = que
someia un Gordon plateado entreyeBRdo por
entire 81 verdor de las cRmpi1aB.
E3tR cRFFeteFa, que go una de Las melo'
res dc nuentro pals, se 10 aostiene On IN
eRtado de impiezR TepsTaCioneB que me-
Eecen honoEsB los que de ella Be cuidsn
DaBsRriRmoB que las dem6H go le
tuvieBs an 81 mismo sAtado.
-Hsmos notado como nusatros cRmpe-
sinoB han tornado ahorR mas empefio en
fucar frutos de nutrici6n, de 10 que eata.
ban algo olyidadoE.
Psrece que 81 meioE Femsdio 30 10 han
dadO haci6ndoles pagar pr6viBionez sxtFan-
jsraH CRras y malaE.
Bien dice el refr6n que ''nO hay NAL
que poT bien no vengs."
-NosotFoB sin TemedaF Mr.. Hunt
podemos decir que nuestro pals sst6 pros
perO.
Los agricuItoEes no descanEan: todos 81
ooupan con empGfio en- suB fncRB Lol
hemos visto con una Aotividad digua ID
encomi0.
Ege Cd 81 6uico medic de salvar al pRfl
de las deGvsntpjss del cabotRje que pOde
mos lamar no obTa de romanoH, Sino obEs
de Rprevscha1o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
Lo OCurridO sobre eI cafe de Puerto Rico.

Nueva York NovmbEs Con motive dc las gahonel hs de los
gom Warrington Gica6n
@ mf0m4 cafe dc Puerto Rico gaons1 dsbsn primer t5ino 81
geFnos question
erantma nduias paertiquenos 81 tuno del
poiblO
hoiidRd
dd discriminate production
gono Washington 81 tFaba
enidO de obtanE vsnajas cafe la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
SlNPATlCA CEREMONIA.

Ya no es IN Escreto para nadie, que
dentro de algunos dias 10 celebrsr6 en- esta
Capital Ia union de una Himpatica ssiori'
ta con an elegante jOveD, 81 que lucir6 du'
Tante ls Ceremonia matrimonial los hOni'
tos = elsgantsS tFOjsI que han adqui1ido
on 81 Embellishments LA PalmeSana" de
IoB Behorss PieraG , Go, calIe de Allen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
EI cOfOneI BayIey embarGd para los
EStadOs UnidOs.
Va sslstIr las hVdas Do 50 saTsrIia hlIa On
New Jersey.

Ri coronsl Bsyley, del regimiento dc
Puerto Rico, Bali6 aver bordo del "Coa'
mo- para los Estadog Unidos.
Va { diHffutRF de I'M meH de licencia
con objeto de ssistir Las bodaa de So se
lorita hijs que contraer6 matrimonio con
un distinguido i6ven de New jersey, 81
dis % de los CorFienteg.
81 coTonel Bayley es un militar que
goza de muCha estimaci6n entire diItingui-
des elementos de sata Hociedad y Ia ofcia.
lidad del regimiento le conuideTa como q
IN buen amigo de Puerto Rico.
So hijR 81 una bella j6ven de exquisite
culturR y muy spreciada en- los buonou
cfrculoa GocisleB de 81 pals y de eBta ca
pital.
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DId 4 Iuz 4 nIhss uaa ngjsr.

La question del dfa q una i6ven de 20
amos que di6 Luz heTmosoB nifioa Los
m61icos mas afamadoB de Ia isIa piensan
viBitarla para avsriguar las causaB del
fsn6meno pero hay quiep dice que e. &
conseCuenCiR de usar las famcsas colcho.
netaB cams que vends La Vizcaina y ell
Cielo que son laH meiOTes = hacen milR'
groB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

-EL tNUEVO CAFE de los eapo-
BOa Morgan, Fortaleza 21, AOABA DE
RECIBIR un oomplotO BUrtido de Lon me-
jOEsa dulOes. Elegantez CsEtuchOs pEopioH
para regalOa. HsladoB, EefrescoB, frutaR
Il natural , todO cuantO regRle 81 paladar
m6g delicado 10 encuentra ALI PrimoFoga-
mSnto HoEvido. Oaf6 CON lecho ChoCo-
late, deBd0 Las siete do Ia maIianR La
~ do Ia nocho. FamoEo chocolate BA
KER muY acFaditado an todo 81 mundo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

la VILLA OE MADRID En- este espaci so
0stablecimientO, que es el mas inn portante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, est8n reel
biendo ahora los artfculos propios para la
pr6xima estaci6n, tales como GaSimiTsS AL
paoas, BOas pluma de Ostrich 81 timas, Ell
nejor surtido de Psrfumera fra cesa, desde
81 Indian Hay hasta 81 aqua dc COIORla do Guer-
lain que es el fabrica5te mas afamado del
mundo Tenemos el surtido mas compile
TO en- GOrbataS, Paraguas, (incluso los geno-
veses) 6uanteS MltOnaS, ell mejor PafO para
HllIaF, Cortinas' lejitimas de madra-, un
complete surtido de Gorsss Ultima nove-
sodoras, ste A Ia Villa dc Madrid acude toda
persona de gusto que quiere comprar bue-
ma mercancia sin gastar mucho. P. o.
Box 765. Tel6fono z78 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p. r.
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HOTEL CATALINA.

Estableoido, en- la magnifca
casa de Belabal, con vista a la
bahia, magnffcas y frescas ha-
bitaoiones, mesa comfortable, pre-
clos m6dicos, Sc admiten abo-
nados.
Tanca nGmero. 2.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
30 VS.
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Ell merCadO de vaIores me eiorandO.

Noviamba
h terrible faanceTa aot6Fs Wall st las modidaG
ratAblend
p6nioo ha apsoidO Pa1ta Tsnaoa IL oo9fana 'ndc
TODD h de condolences ahSoa Mgudd
81 mercRdo dc vOrss obrs cua 6e aont disbursements
depression fnans Fapidam
do ciento
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In trasatIantiCo de Az, 600 toneIadas.

lod Noviembe rcuadoB
en6 navieo
Hamburg
tarB
h6n hsb6
opinion pdbos general Bpschan gran
combination asCtoI pTeveniE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
SBRVICL0 ESPECIAL DE- CABLES
La Denocracia" y la Correspondence
UNIDAS
Ideando uR formidable trust

lndr Noeubre 6se afrma IA grnnd navGa1 n y
formidable btEn
eroer control On tfoo a4aHanfOo 9 vaidad eeda dm
boBe halaEe
sla
Hambuygaa
capital los de- bt6na possible
leguen mtCt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

CAsAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA.
-5s vsnden vaFias Caaas en dicho baTrio,
bien BituadRs y que producen buena rem
Ia InfoFmar6n spaTtado n6mero 979,
San Juan, P r 10v g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

-En ''La Correspondents de Puerto
Rico, ALLEN 64, hay de venta EsCibos 10
IOnArioE para CobFO de AlquiloFoz de Caasa
fGnSss On mstkliCO , con frmal, dsCla 70
CiOnOA dc nRoimisntO, d0funoi6n J C0rtiiCG
ni6n na6dinA. b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

So compran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no eat6u en- buen estado,
aollaTea antiques de oOTGJ , prendRs anti
guRs.
Dirfiass P. j. B. Cristo l (aItos) San
Juan s al 8 cslls Aurora, Ponce. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

LA RELOJERIA , jOyerfa del ST.
Kehrhahn 90. Se ha trasladado Ia ca
lie do San jose 15 frente Rl Oorreo, donds
hay ConEtsntsmente nm busn Nurtido de re-
Ininr ntPa. nFendnn 3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

EN- al CLUB de F. Kehrhahn ,
o., San joss Is, De venden dos relo.
jol do orc cada Eemsna. Ia Ultima Eema
M obtuvo uno al senior don Juan RoB
de San Juan BociO n6m. 48.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06
Sc vande una eIsgante Victoria

conStruida por la primera f6briea de
eoOhe1 de Lon Eatado8 UnidoH y dos jusgoB
de aFneses para uno dor caballoS In.
foFmarf 8. Benin On santnHce 'MiEamar."
15v.R
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LTNNA FRRREA DEL OHsTR

ItlRoEaEio. --salidas de BayanabR y Capi
lta Hiaulsano&mente.
Dias IabOTablS- aHiRna 3, F.OB, 3 Us
Gas 1I,60. TAgdo 1915, 1.46, Sis. ass E8B
Diss SsstivOs. s.-BEaaana &, 7.O5, $50. 0.AB
y 11.Qs TaTd0 12.I6, 1.8ou 2.8e, $50, A.Sg
b.45 y $50.
BiiIst0g baEatos para dias festivos De
UataNo Bayam6n, ida y vu0lSa IL class
Os1S ~ 0iass SQ-Ie. De Bayam6n OafaIio
YVWGlaa ~ class coils, 50 OIan0 sO-10.
Glase q q oeRSaVos.
BayAna5A, 10 Dc E0ptienabEs 40 l98S
1auG6u YalaGs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jos6 Ba.
s6n. Allen 21 st.-Hsce opeFacioneH
Bobre alhpjss DsBde 100 dollars en- ade.
lants el inter6s ser6 conventional no
sxcsderG del 8% mensual Oompra y
vende alhsjsB modernas y antigusI San
Juan. Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-06

LECCIONEs DE FRANCEs.- Las
cara domioilio nm jnven frances Para
mAB informeE dirigiEss apartado No 135
15v Q.
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C0NPRO.

Envolturaa del jabon Octsg6n. Diri-
jirBs LA Tiendita." Plaza Principal,
jose Baz6n. 13 ". h
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INDIcLlOR GENERAL

% 9NsEl0 A LAS MADRES.-El Jatabe cahranls Is
sci Winsow debe sempre que los ni1os estar
rodo de Ia dentiei6n. Proporciona alyio immediate
q pequeno Paeiente, produce sueno natural traneuo
Eivia el dolor el angelic despieua muy vyo alegre
Es uy agadable al paladaT, ealma al nno sbsnda s1s
encas, aVis dolores, hace fices las fnciones de-
est6mago Tegula los intestinos Es el ueor remedic
conocido para Ia daea va povenga esta de la dentc6n
te euaquiera oa I6ngase mucho cudadc en- ped
Dc SodcS &
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18
WILD MANS STRANGE MANIA.
Wandered in Wisconsin Woods and
Cut Hearts From Cattle.

Marinette. Wis. Sept. IA wild
man, who has been wandering in the
vicinity of Miscauno island, and who
is reported to have been killing cattle
and cutting out their hearts, was
brought to the coutny jail at this place
yesterday His name is John Phil
lips and he is half demented fcDow.
He claims that his home Is In New
Buffalo, Mich, but others who know,
.say hat he comes from Stephenson,
IN Menominee county. He was found
wandering in the woods by Deputy
Sheriff Gotta and offered little resist
.ance when taken into custody.
number Of cattle we're killed in
the vicinity Of the island and their
.carcases found with the heart taken
out The officers do not know just
what disposition TO make OF Phillips
If his residence is not in this county,
he will be sent to his home.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18
STILL HUNTING FOR
WISCONSIN COPPER

Superior, Wis, Sept 12.-Renewed
interest is being taken in Douglas
county copper prospects owing to the
work that is being done in the county
at the present time. This work is be-
ing kept rather quiet, and efforts to
find out the full particulars are un.
availing, but nevertheless a large
amount OF money is being expended
and some expert work is being done.
The work that is attracting the most
attention is that on the Weyerhauser
proposition in the southeastern part of
the county, where diamond drilling is
now being done, and where it is claim
ed some good results are being OBJ
tanned
Cuyler Adams Of Duluth is under
stood to be at the head of the propo-
Isition, and some of the money that has
been made by him out of the Guyana
iron range near Brainerd and Deer
wood Is being expended in this coun-
try, so the report goes. The work
col sists Of diamond drilling in all d.
rections and no shaft work is being
done, but an effort is being made to
prove the property by the drill method.
Several attempts have been made
by people interested Ia the copper
proposition to secure some information
as to the results, but nothing is given
out. There is reason for believing,
however. that good results are being
obtained from the fact that new prop.
erty has been purchased and options
have been taken on more.
The property Of William Denver be-
low Eau Claire lakes was sought, but
he refused to sell his entire 100 acres.
He disposed OF forty acres at SIS an
acre, and offered to give an option on
payment OF advance royalty on the
rest Of the land Some arrangement
of this kind was made, and these are
the things that are creating the inter.
| est.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS STAT
UTE FOR REVIEW BY COMMITS
SION is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
MATTER BROUGHT BEFORE sU-
PREME COURT BY PEOPLE OF
TOWN OF IRON RIVER.
APPLICATION MADE FOR WRIT OF
MANpAMUs TO REQUIRE TAX
COMMISSION TO ACT.
Madison, Sept. IL.


According to an opinion rendered
by the attorney general, the statute
under which the state tax commission
has reviewed local assessments and in
some cases ordered new assessments,
is unconstitutional and void. This
does not settle the question. how
ever for the town of Iron River Bay
! field county, has made application TO
the supreme court for a writ of man
damus TO require the tax commission
to continue to exercise the powers
and perform the duties according to
1.-THE statute. There may be some ques-
ton whether the supreme court will
entertain jurisdiction on this applica-
ton, but if it does the point raised
and the opinion of the attorney general
will be decided 1t is matter Of CON
siderable Importance. The legislature
of 1905 enacted a law, chapter 259, ac-
cording to which citizens might secure
review of local assessments before
the state tax commission. In case
/ the facts presented to the commission
! indicated that substantial injustice
was done in the local assessment as
made by the local enumerators and
adjusted and determined by the board
of review, the tax commission could
order a new assessment to be made
and send its agents into the locality
| to do the work. The question of the
constitutionality of this law arose and
was referred to the attorney general
for an opinion. 1t was in his hands
for long time and it appears that he
found the question one of a good deal
of difficulty finally rendering an
opinion that the law was unconstltu-
tional. The tax commission there
fore refrained from acting further I'M
der this statute conducting itself in
accordance with the official opinion
of the attorney general. The question,
however, is to be adjudicated and l.
K. Luse of Superior, attorney for cit
liens of the town of Iron River, has
made formal application TO the SUI
lpreme court for a writ to require the
tax commission to continue to oper-
ate under the statute in question. In
this way the matter will be decided
and the tax commission will be in.
formed whether the law is valid OF
not
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18
PORTAGE WANTS
SHOE FACTORY

Portage, Wis, Sept 1.-THE
Stoughton Shoe company is DESTROYS
of changing it's location and increasing
its capital and it is going to move.
With that object in view Mr.. Ward of
that company addressed meeting of
the Portage Advancement association
held at the business mems rooms yes
terday, The company is not asking
for cash bonus, but are asking that
stock be subscribed to the amount of
5000 $4,000 to be paid in, three
memb ers for the present company to
take $4,000 worth of the stock. The
proposition looked so good to the bust
ness men assembled that committee
of two, consisting of IL Breese and
James A. Carroll, were appointed to
go to Stoughton and investigate the
proposition. Should their report be IA
vorable thu Finance committee of the
association will endeavor to secure
subscriptions for the stock.
The Stoughton company is now two
pears old and with its limited CAPT
tai did a $4,000 business last year.
The demand for the product of the
factory is unlimited. What seems to
be necessary to make 1t a good divi-
dend proposition is more capital to
make the output larger. The present
plant employs twenty-eight men and
five women with a $4,000 capital.
IL >
men could be kept busy all of the
time. After the report Of the commit
tee is received. If favorable, a canvas
will be made among the people Of
Portage and solicitations will be made
for stock takers among all classes.
The shoe business is profitable in
other cities and a dozen small fac
tories of this character is Just what
Portage needs.
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Says Fake Reports
Of Earnings Have
Be en- M ad e
SAkEs MOTION TO DISCIPLINE
THE PRESIDENT AND SEC
RETARY.
BUSINESS PRACTICALLY MERGED
INTO THAT OF THE UNION
PACIFIC SYSTEM.

New York, Sept 12.--Yesterday'
meeting of the board of directors OF
the Illinois Central railroad con, gany
was attended by all of the members
except Governor Deneen and John ia
cob Astor. The president. Mr.. Hara-
han, made a report as to the method
of accounting and it was. ordered
printed for the use of the directors.
The contest between Messrs. Fish
and Harahan began at the meeting
held on July "a, when Mr.. Fish intro
duced preamble and resolution re-
citing that Mr. Harahan as president.
in Chicago, and Mr.. Hackstaff. vice
president and secretary, in New York.
had been carrying on their correspond
ence through the office and over the
private wire of the Union Pacific rail
road, Mr.. Harahan's messages being
addressed to Mr.. e. H. Hartman al
100 Broadway. the Office of the Unio2
Pacific railroad company and asking
Tor the appointment of a committee
OF members of the Illinois Central
board, who had not within ~ months
had any interest in the Union Pacific
TO investigate and report whether Mr..
Harahan and Mr.. Hackstaff should be
dismissed from Office Mr.. Peabody
and Mr.. Hartman, who are directors
of both the Illinois Central and the
Union Pacific. moved that Mr.. Ffsh's
preamble and resolution be referred
TO Messrs. Vanderbilt, Luttgen and
Auchineloss, which motion prevailed.
A month later no report from that
committee having been presented by
the Illinois Central board, Mr.. Fish
on August % offered preamble setting
out that the net receipts of the ILL
nois Central railroad which, from
July LIST to October 81, 1906, had
shown a gain of $665,07O, and in the
next four months, November l, 1906.
to February %, 1907, a loss of $572.-
1856 had in the last four months, Maruh
1 to June 80, 1907, increased $1,25S,-
$780, and for the month of June alone
had shown an increase of $644,751,
over the corresponding month of 1906,
while other competing lines have
shown loss in net earnings. and a
resolution calling on the officers in
charge of the operating, the traffic
and the account departments to report
whether they had changed their meth
DDS Of accounting. and if so, when AID
by whose orders. While Mr.. Fish
was reading this resolution, Director
Peabody moved to adjourn and Mr.
Harahan put the motion and declared
the meeting adjourned. This is what
led to the clash between Mr. Fish and
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18
BUCKEYE DAY.
ohioans Assemble en- Masse al James.
town Exposition.

town Exposition.
Norfolk, Va, Sept ia host of
visitors from the buckeye state took
possession of the jamestown EXPOSE
ton and made the celebration of Ohio
day one of the most successful of the
special days observed at the fair to
date. Governor Andrew L. Harris and
Judson Harmon of Cincinnati, were
the principal speakers at the formal
exercises held in the auditorium The
visitors were officiall- welcomed by
Governor Swanson of Virginia and
Present Tucker of the exposition. In
the afternoon there was a military
parade which was reviewed by Gov
ernor Harris, General Fred Grand
Admiral Harrington and other dis
tinguished persons. Open house was
at the Ohio building throughout the
day and the number of visitors who
registered was by far the largest
since the opening.
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CAR ON THE ROCKS
IMPERIAL YACHT WITH CROWNED
HEADS ON BOARD AROUND
OFF FINDLAND.

Hango, Finland. Sept. 12.-The
Russian imperial yacht STANDARD, with
Emperor Nicholas and Empress Alex
andra and their family aboard, is fast
on the rocks of Horseva Point on the
coast sst of this place. The yacht
is apparently in no danger as the
emperor and his family remain on
board.
The STANDARD ran upon the rocks,
which were submerged at high tide,
at 4;30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
and remained fast. A steam lifeboat
from Reval. on the gulf of Finland,
has arrived upon the scene and seven
torpedo boats which have been escort
ing the imperial yacht on its tour in
Finnish waters are standing by to
render assistance if needed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18
DEATH OF CENTENARIAN.
Alexander RoIIey Takes Long Journey
Afoot, Then Dies.

Green Bay, Wis, Sept r. Driven
from the home of his daughter at NC
Alister, Mich, by a fire which de-
stroyed the house, and, having no
convenient place to go to there, Alex
snder Rolley, age 104 years. came to
Green Bay Tuesday to reside with his
son Joseph Rolley, 1859 Willow
street. Although he had known but
a few sick days during the period Of
over a centurr. the trip was too much
for him and he broke down soon after
arriving and gradually grew worse
and death ensued Saturday. Old age
Is attributed to the demise Mr. Rol-
ley was a healthy, robust man until
two days before he succumbed.
Alexander RolIey was born in Be
lor, belgium, Aug. IS, 1903. When a
lad he witnessed the famous battle Of
Waterloo. He came to the United
States So years ago with a party Of
relatives. Six weeks we're consumed
in making the trip across the Atlantic,
which was made in a small fishing
smack After landing In New York
young Rolley came direct to Casco
and resided there for number of
years.
He followed the trade Of a mason
and was one Of the builders Of the old
Brown county jail the Beaumont
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18

separation Of the races on social
lines. They believed. he said, that
this can be done without in the least
curtailing any of the civil or politi-
cai rights of any man and to ANAL
gamate would destroy the identity of
the African race on this continent.
He referred to President Roosevelt as
"one who has shown by his official
acts that he cannot be influenced in
the discharge of his public duties by
race. color or condition of men,"
He urged that the negroes remain
largely in the south, particularly in
the country districts. Other promi-
nent negro ministers participated in
the religious exercises. Booker T.
Washington, president of the Tuske
gee institute, will speak tonight
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-09-18
PEACE MEETING
HAS GOOD START
REPRESENTATIVES OF CENTRAL
AMERICAN REPUBLICS HAVE
PRELIMINARY SESSION.

Washington, Sept 12.-Practical
agreement on the main points and
general goodwill marked the prelimi-
nary meeting yesterday in this city
of the representatives of the five Cen
trail American republics to carry out
the suggestion of the United States
and Mexico for permanent peace
understanding. After a session of
several hours the conference was ad-
journed until Monday next. Those
who participated in the meeting and
the respective governments represen.
ed oy them were as follows:
Senior Calvo. Costa Rica.
Senior Corea, Nicaragua
S. Nerret. Guatemala.
Senior Mekia Salvador.
Dr. Ugarte, Honduras.
Assistant Secretary of State Adee
Senior Godoy, Mexico.
Messrs. Adee and Godoy addressed
Ehe sntral American representatives
in Spanish. Each spoke of the i'm
portance of the meeting and the bene-
fits to be derived from an everlasting
peace At the solicitation of the Cen
trail American represents tives, Messrs.
Adee and Godoy remained throughout
the session.
None of the parties to the confer
ence would disclose the nature of the
questions discussed, pleading that no
conclusions had been reached. 1t is
learned, however, that the best of
feeling prevailed and the various sub
iects were gone into with great care
and an evident sincere desire to reach
a complete understanding.