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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-09

maEca "Escudo" para Bala, ad como los
drilea de hilo, legftimo n6mero 100 il.
pijapa J las mejOres alpacas negras casi
mires inglessa
En- matsriales para Ia confscci6n de
osmbreros, ENGAGES, bOrdados, aplicaciones
TCors6s; ea Ia casa que tiene siempre el
nejor Surtido en- Puerto Rico. HacsmoH
envfOs por corre0s todos los pueblos de
Ia isla. TsEefonO s7S. p D. B. 76G.
San FranCiNo 5. San Juan P. r.
Ell ''NUEVO CAFE" de los espo.
sos Morgan, Fortaleza 81, ofrece I'm COM
pleto surtido de los mejores dulces cho:
colates. Helados, refrescos, frutas al na.
tural y todo cnanto regale el paladar mas
delicado SO encuentra allf primorosamente
servido. Cafe con lechs chocolate, %
encuentra desds Las siets de Is, mafiana &
las 2 de la noche ''Samost" "Baksr"
las marcas de chocolate sin rival Bs en-
cuentran allI D.
-se cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOs aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
cOllarea antiques de cOrGEy prsndas anti
guas.
Dirfiase & P. ]. B. Tstu6n 40, San Juan
8 81 8 calle Aurora, Ponce.
En- ala COTrespOndencia de Puerto
Rico, Allen 64, hay de venta reCibOs ta-
lonarios para cObro de alquileres de caaas,
-fanzas en- mstSlico con frmaB, dsclsra-
clones Je nacimientO, defunci6n J eertifca-
ci6n m6dica. D.
Orange LIly.-Cura la debilidad, uIceraeiO-
nes, apIanamientO, perlodOs dOlorosOs. Pa
"a solicitar muestra gratis dirigirse la Sc
fora Fl. v. FretteT, Detroit, Mich. u. 8. A
-Sigue siendo eI Hotel mss soil itado
poE las personas de quito ell 'Helystia" de
Pedro Schira, Cruz q, San Juan.
-INTERESANTE.- ha recibido
I'M nuevo surtidO de refrigeradOres de sgua =
marca USEELT. Los mas higienicos que
se conocsn. Enfrian sI sguR sin mezcIaFla
con el hieIo. Sanchez Morales & Co., Te'
tuan "a, San Juan, p. r.
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NOTICIAS.

ULTIMOS DIAS DE VENTA.-Sa'
Ion, consoia, adornos de Bala, paraguero,
musiqueHO, espeioS, CANA nogal, seibot,
mesa egtenSi6n para conner, escritorio Caoba
con vitrina, CANA para nifios, cuadros.
Fortaleza 81 de IL 2 tarde. 4v. O..
La CASA DE PRESTAMUS de Jose
Bazan establecida en- Ia casa n6mero 81
de la cslle de Allen SO hacen operaciones
de pT6StamOs sobre alhsjas de ORC plata
= cuaQdo la cantidad sea de alguna Consi'
doraci6n SO hacen bonifcaciones.
Venta de prendas de orc y plata y pie.
dras preciosas precios reducidos a. p.
Sc sOlicitan platero rsloiero, que
tengsn buenas referencias de los taileres en-
que hayan trabsjado, en- la Joyerfa pIa-
terfa de M. r. Silva. Luna IL. Apar-
tado 2O1. 15v.a
Ell ron "Exposici6n San Luis de los
sefioreB A. Alvarez Hermanos 90 el meior
y mas puro de su case. Constantes pedi
dos que acreditan Bu bondad, son despa-
chados por esta casa en su establecimiento
San Jose Z. ap
lBUEN NEGOCIO por no atenderlo
Be venden 3 botes msgnffcos casi nuevoa
que hacen 81 trafico de pasajeros entire San
Juan Catafio. Informant J. o. Box
1884, San Juan. SV.A
Sc VENDEN los siguientss muebIes
negros de Viena tallados, en- buen uso,
sofa, 4 sillones, IL sillas, Velador, l
pale con eBpejo, tocador con espejo para
sefora, mesa de noche. Iuformes Ma
nuel Gambler, Tetuan 80. 6v.s.
En- Ssnturce, calle del Parque parada
AZ, Be vende una casa de rsciente construc-
ci6D, con solar prOpiO , de muy buenas
ccndiciones para una corta familia.
Para inforIoes eI Administrator de este
psri6dicO. Sv.G
"LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa
suS favorecedores, que acabs de recibir Las
legftimas alfombras tsrciopelo de Orients,
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RObO de un saCO de correspondence
americana. Il
Sc cree que fue TeaIlzadO ahOTdO en- Ia traV0sla
de New York al HaWs.

Comunican de Paris que ha sido robado
un Baco de- correspondence americana Gu
20 contenido eSta valuado pr6ximamente
en- $400, 900.
Sc cree que Ell robo fu6 & bordo entire
Nueva York y el HaVre 8 en- el tTen que
10 llevaba del Havre Paris.
Las autoridades postales han puestO el
asunto en- msnoB de los detectives, aunque
el robo ha tenido lugar hace ounce dias.
Sc puso un cable la administration de
correos de Nueva York iuvestigando 81 ell
sacO habfa Bido embarcado, 81 que Ae con.
test6 que el Haco de correspondence habfa
Bido embarcado con todas las formalida.
des debidas.
Ell nombre del Vapor por el cuaI Sc
mand6 el Baco, no ha sido informado adm.
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Sofa AIGaIdG.

Uno de los primerOs nombramientos fir.
mados por el actual Jefs del Departamen-
to Consolidate, fu6 Ell del jOven SixtO Sal.
dana, que era cabo de penaleS, para sofa
alcaide de la ciudsd, por permuta.
El senior Saldafia, hiio del doctor don
Jose M, Saldafia, es un joven cultfsimo y
afable y gu nOmbramiento fue muy bien
recibido.
Sc ha coIocado ahora el senior saldafa
en- condolences de ascsnBo en- la nota de
Rlcaidea.
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minarlos
Art. 13. ST hubiere acuerdo entire 81
Iugeniero y 81 Alcalde respecto las cons.
trucciones proyectadas en- las 1oDas do Ia
via, este tiltimo otorgard deSde luego Ia
hcancia aolicitada.
Cuando hsya disidencia, y ell interelado
reeista las condolences propuestag por 81
Ingeniero el expediente paBar6 al Gober.
nador della provineia, quien, oyendo u
Comisi6n permanente de II Diputaci6n
Provincial u Jefatura de Obraa p6.
blicas, resolver6 10 que tuyiere pOr cOnYe.
nienta.
En- 81 case de que algunas do Las parties
no Bs confoTmass con 50 resoluCi6n, 81 Mi
niBterio de UltFamar decidir6 en- ID via
gpbernativa defnitivaments sin ulteFior
FecuTBo.
0astinpar
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CentrO de Detallistas.
NusVa dlrsctITa.

El CentrO de DetalIistas de esta ciudad
celebr6 session 81 domingo pasado, nom
brando Ia siguiente directiva: g.
Preaidente honorariO, don Juan Corti.
nez; Presidents, don Manuel Menndez;
Vicepreaidentes, don Francisco Perez y
don jose Fernandez,
Vocalea: Don Jose B sobrino, don
Ramon Vi1ag, don Fausto Campoamor,
don Manuel Martinez, don Juan Mendez
y don Alexandra Perez
Vocales suplentes. Don Jesds Perez,
don Domingo Dominguez, don Marcelino
SobriDo, don Francisco Ares, don Isidoro
BotaG don Francisco CarreTo.
Ccntador, don Alfonso Alvarez; Teao-
zero, don Julian Perez Sevillano; Secreta-
rio don Jose B. Portels; VicesecretaEio,
don jose Garcia.
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AudienCia de embajadOFss con Ell
empeTadOT de Russia.
La tlsaInueItn Do armsnsntos Do las potsnsla

6M BlSWbiBu9bUu w @LuBeM5ttWO wv 100 BVBUU0au0a
Noticias recibidaB en- Londres, de San
PetersbuFgo aseguran que los embsjadores
de AlemaniR Austria en- Russia, han
tenido audienCias con ell emperador Nieol6B
para diBcutir Ia forma an la cual Sc presan.
tara 81 asunto de Ia reduction del arma
mento, an ls Conferences de la Paz an Ia
Haya. Estas noticiaB han sgradado & los
ofcialeB del ministerio de negocios extran-
geFos On Londres, puesto que este es el
primer informe Official de que AIemania y
Austria, no seIopondrdn en- Is discussion de
este Rsunto.
Cuando se present6 81 asunto por Ii
primeTa vez, habia una fuerte oposici6n
extra.ofcial de parts de eBtos dos paises
habiendo preferido que 81 asunto de los
aTmamentos no fuese inclufdo en- el pro-
gHama.
La Gran Bretafa ha deseado an confan-
"a que 81 tema fuese discutido en- Ia Haya
discuti6ndoBe que Russia no podfa excluir
81 aBndto 81 era propussto por uuO mas
poderes apoyados por Ia mayors.
LO 6nico que hay que decidir es7la for
ma en- que lR question debe ser presentada.
Nh. Walter Runcinman, secretario del
Tesoro, rspliCabR en- estos dias Mr.. John
Lonsdale sobFe 30 pregunta en Is G6mara,
de como el aauntO Be pEesentarfa ls1
Haya, que no podia darse information
aIguna hasta que las invitacionea & Ia con-
EeTencia no hsyan Bido enviadas todas.
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Mas de Glen parsonas habfa hoy en-
Ia session de Ia corta federal, en- asuntos in.
diciales Entire los abogados que aIh com.
parecieTon estaban Ioa sres. Hord, Suau
-AntOnsanti, Rodriguez Sierra, CEosas
Coll Cuchy y Hutchinson.
Sc encuentra ca szta ciudad 81 Lido.
M. Marquee Roig, de Caguas, que rsgre.
sara mafiana "a residencia
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SObre la repdbIiCa de Nicaragua.
Waghipgton, Abril 8.

]. -
gobeuo repdca decddo que por
gobieno
arTegIo
general
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Contra los sdbditOs CiinOs.
Londreg, Abril s.

Noes oaPa de Australia noFnn udO alh pundo dis
cOnsuae haya Cnvendo admission a6cos
goono ausiano hT6 01 atadoa an asunt Sc con
s tdn anH de Log a6cos residences Australia En capital uga
referen admission chinos
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LIrIOs J ROsas'

Con este tftulo, ha compuesto un walls
lento para piano el inspiTado compOsitor
ponCefio, don Jaime Pericas, dedicado al
Club de SefioFas de ls ciudad del Sur.
FL j6ven PerieSs es un buen estilista y
gua produccioneG han siempre del guSto
del pdblico.
Felicit6mosle por su nueva production
y le alentamoS seguir por ese camino,
para que en- no lejano tempo pueda ofre.
Ger & su pals un album seIeccionado de
esuuisita mdsica
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Ell rey Eduardo en- ToI0n.


Alexandra
MaEsa le h hh
batima
mpat Etuvo vitar los del impatas
hacienda pdb dueo terrible catofe ocuFda
8 puerto de sta cudad
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SERVIGT0 ESPECIAL DE. CABLES
La Dsnocracia" J Ia Correspondence
UNIDAS
Noticia que MEGA eI enbaiadoI.
Londres, Abril 8.

fico. Dc udad que quian
la cenca de IL Hya E h demendo
hoy embadOr afrnandO nada hay certO
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-Ha llegado & San Juan eonducien.
do & nm preso y con objetO de declara1
ante Ia corte federal, el ST. E. Lespisr,
alcaide de la carcel de Ponce.
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~ Aunque representatives de la prensa
tuvieTon que salir del salon por que no ha-
blR en- el sillas en- donde pudieran sentarse,
del acto compIeta v exacta. En- todas par
tes tiene este peri6dico representatives,
Rupgue no 10 pRFezca,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22
Township 1913, Range 20

John RudOldh 132-16Oths acres
NV cor of seq OF neh 10 4:
q W Stewart und II OfnwN of SELF 30 40
Rothwe1l und 4 OF uwN of seN 20 SIS:
W Borlster und e of neN ofswN 30 1.6!
Stewart & ROthwell swA Of neH 80 Az
mary Oloa sea OF seq 81 7.6;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22
cactus as a T1mep1eco.

Mexico has cactus which Grows
toothpicks; another, ribbed and
thickly set with teethlike spines,
which furnishes the natives with
combs; there is another cactus, the
long, curved spines of which resemble
f1shhooks: there is another which is
an almost perfect imitation Of the sea
urchin; still another resembles a por-
cupine; there is another covered with
long, red hair, which is nicknamed
the red headed cactus.
There are several varieties which
serve as timepieces. One Of these
the Cereus nycticalus, opens it's bios.
SONS at o'clock in the evening and
closes them at I o'clock in the morn.
ing; another opens at O'Clock and
closes at s the next morning; another
opens at 8 o'clock in the morning and
closes at noon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1907-02-22
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
A List Of Real Property for the Coun-
ty of Morrison, on which taxes
remained dalinq7en on the first
Monday in January, 1907.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, !
County Of Morrison

County of Morrison
District Court,
9TH judicial District.
The State of Minnesots, to all per-
sons companies or COR porations who
have or claim any estate, right,
title or interest in. claim to or lien
upon. anv of the several or
parcels of land described in the list
hereto attached.
The list of taxes and penalties on
real property for the county of Morri-
son remaining delinquent on the first
Monday in January, 1907, has been
filed in the Office of the clerk of
the district court of said county
of which that hereto attached is
a copy.
- Therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby required to file in the
Office Of said clerk. on or before the
twentieth day after the publication
of this notice and list your answer in
writing, setting forth any objection
or defense you may have to the taxes.
or any part thereof upon any
parcel of land described in said
list, in, to, or on which you have or
claim any estate, right, title, inter-
est, claim or lien, and in default
thereof Judgment will be entered
against such parcel of land
for the taxes on said list appearing
against it. and for penalties. inter-
est and costs.
(Seal) SIMON P. BRICK,
Clerk Of the District court OF the
County of Morrison, Mum.
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Town of Swan River
Township 1913. Range 80

Legman Jr nwA OfseA 40
Geo Foldfnski eh OF neN s.78
NJ Wlatroski M of seq ~ 1855
A Jaross Sc OF swN 12 1887
Frances Drellok " OfneN Of nek ~ 3.O2
Chas Citrowski Il of neN OF neX - 500
Agnes Perzuiski swA sWN IS 8S7
Jas Manka VIZ OF neA of neL Is 161
Richard Kay 20 a of neK Of nwA II 9S0
Jas Novakaski eH OF ne1 10 14'2O
Anton Wampa seq of neN less
south 10 acres 20 kos
Jos Nakoski swA of nwA 20 5oS
Nick Rosinsk1 nwH of swk and
neN of swN 21 49,
Thomas Wampa seA of nwA less
u acre 81 6aa
st Paul p ry WI acre ny of
Simon Kamecki seq Of seA and
swL OF SEX % $40
Peter Stonek SELF of neN 81 2'61
w NJ Fuller neN Of nell 81 400
Chlistianson nwA ofswk 81 2.61
Frank KuklOCl< 81 OF ewh "a 1O43
Jacob Kroska VIZ of neh of Sc II "a lao
D Christianson ny OF seq less 20
acres 20 7.S2
CCnr!stiansOn 81 OF SEA % 1859
JacoD hr0sRa sWN OF ne " % $50
Frank Kuklock VIZ of nek OF nwK % $50
DO eh OF neA OF nwA
and nwA oineA 20 e.47
do neN ofseA 20 5.21
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Town of Green Prairie
Township 1870, Range 20

TOW HSHIp 1OO3 NdHEe 70
Etfie Ridgway n acres Of seq OF
seA 3.2<
A Hall e S acres of swA Of se!4
and IS acres of seq OF seq 5 6,31
NJ Larture seA OF swL SOC
Perry BoughtOn NE OF NE ofswN
and me- OF NE lot2 Its
Perry Boughton s1a Of swA and Sc
Of lOt2 1A3s
Jarvis & Laiture swN of nwA 16 IL:
Alice Edden e1a of nwA ana neH
OF swA 20 1917
Peterson & BredsOn nwM of seN 20 sos
T II Rhodes lot % SOS
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Township 1877, Range 80

Frank Kukloch s12 of nwA Of swA
less n a 10 3.4e
B Klisch pt Of WIZ OF sen ID e9I
Bridget Kilseh e15 OF neZ less 4 a % Csc
do, e19 Of nwN of nek 23 LAC
F Brodkorb, W 80 a of nwA OF
neN and neA 0; nwH 26 9.5t
Broadkorb ~ a of swA of neN &c &c
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Town OF Two Rivers,
Township l27. Range 30.

Description Total
Name of Subdivision Tax and
Owner OF Section Penalty
Sec. $ Cts
Joseph Trettel ST. swN OF seq IS TAP
VIM GlOd 3h VI nw14 of SEA 80 81
Village of North Prairie
Paul PelOuskI Lot IL 10
Peter PrOkatt Lot Is D .3S
Town OF T 20 Rivers,
Township l27, Range 20.
Sec.
Joe Gaida nwH OF nwA and 20
Of lot 5 1891
John Smeija pit of swA Of nwA
and ut nwA of swH 8 3.46
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
PLACES OF INTEREST.


Library Of Connsss-Open a. m. to 10 ?. m. on
secular days; from 2. N. to 10 =. NJ on Sundays
and certain holidays
Public LIbrars-Open a. m. 70 p. m. holidays
70 a. m. 20 10 p M; sundays 10 10 p m.
Executive Mansi0n-Opsn 10 a m. 70 ? p N.
United States Capitol-Optn a. m. % 80 ?. NJ
United States TrcasurJ-Open a. m. 10 p. N.
State, War and Navy Derartments-Open a. IN
20 D. m The original Declaration Of Iudepcn
dence is in the Library Of the State Department.
United states Patent Ohioe-Open 9 a. u 70
p m
United States Pension Bureau-Open 3 a. n. to
p m
United States Post-oflce-Open a m 10 p. m,
Washington City Post st-9lice-Open all hours. The
Dead Letter Office IS IN che city post-olce.
National Botanic Gsrdens-open a. N. 20 ?. m,
Fish Commissidu-Open a. N. % 40 ?. n.
Army Medical Aluseum-Opsn a. m. 10 1: 20 p. m.
National Muse5Jm-Open a. IN. 70 80 p. N. tn-
cludiug holilaysl
Smithsonian Institution-Open 9 m. to I5o p IN,
.iucluding holidays
Agricultural Department Open a. m. TO i3o p IN.
Bureau q Engraving and Printing-opeu a. r.
90 2-0 p m
Washington Monument D5ssis feet in heisbt-open
a. m. 70 $50 p IN. Elevator does not nln after
80 y. m.J
Corcoran Gallery Of Art-Open go a. m. to
p. M. in winter. a. m. % y. n. in summer.
Suudays-I30 p m. 70 5 p m, excepting in mid
summer Admission free Tuesdays. Thursdays.
saturdays and sundays. other days. &c admission.
Government Printing Ofice-Open 10 e. "a. 10 ?
p. m.
Navy yard-Open a. m. % $50 ?. n
SOuthworth Cottage 50th st. and Prospect ave.
II THE SUBURBS.
Geological Park-OpCn al day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase Keusington Chesapeake Beach. and
Luna PARK.
Naval Ohscrvatory-Open 4. H. 20 ; ,. m.
Mount Vernon the home and tomb Of Washing
ton-Open II a. m. 70 2. m
Arlington National Cemctery-Open al day.
United States Soldiers Home-Opcn n. 70
sunset.
Cathedral Grounds TennaIlytOgn rUad-Opcn a.
m 70 6 .. N.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
FAVORS HIESTON AGREEMENT
Referee Kallam Approves Creditors
Compromise Plan.
Recommendation Is Made TO the
Court that the bankruptcy Pro-
ceedings BE Dismissed.

/ William u. HaIlam, referee in the bank
ruptcy proceedings against Walter HES
ton. filed his report yesterday on the
proposed settlement Of Nfr Hieston with
his creditors.
According 10 the reports. Referee Hal
lam finds that the agreement proposed
amounts to compromise and suggests
that it be proceeded with as the bank
ruptcy law provides Mr. Hauam states
! thar the proposed agreement Is signed by
all the creditors who have filed claims,
except Post Il Flagg. secured creditors.
and J. Thilman Hendrick In respect 70
the latter claim the report sets forth that
Mr., Hendrick mas presented the certified
copy Of an agreement signed by him and
two other creditors. the same in form as
that signed by the other creditors.
With reference TO the Post d Flagg
claim Referee Hallam says they have
signed no agreement In view OF the
fact that the compromise as whole pu--
ports to be signed by all the creditors
he IS OF the opinion that IT should con-
tain the signatures Of these creditors
AIr. Hallam says no objection has been
made before him 10 the proposed dis
missal OF the proceedings.
The report suggests that the court, be-
fore ratifying the agreement, should r.
quire Mr. Hieston TO pay 10 the officers
Of the court the fees of the referee ana
all the expenses OF the proceedings, in
cluding the disbursements made by the
referee for advertising and publishing no.
tees and compensation and expenses Of
the receiver in the case.
According to the terms of the agree
ment filed with the report, the creditors
Of Mr. Hieston viii accept his notes for
their claims, payable in two years, when
the assets of his brokerage business are
TO be turned back TO him. Post & Flagg,
who are the largest creditors who have
not signed the agreement. are said to be
partially secured by stocks transferred 70
them, notably the large holdings Of Mr.
Hieston In the Traders National Bank.
Il is understood that the court will pass
upon the report within a short time.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Probabilities point 10 a protest from
the citizens Of Bloomingdale against the
decision Of the Commissioners to locate
the District stables in. the rear OF the
pumping station on Bryant street
w. g. Henderson, a member of the sx-
ecutive committee Of the North Capitol
and lexington Citizens Association
which made a strenuous fight against
the selection of either the site first con-
sdered, between Bryant and Adams and
Second and Third streets northwest, and
the one now determined upon. said yes
terday that in view Of the Commission
ers' decision there would probably be
called meeting of the committee to de-
termine the action. if any. to be taken
by the association.
Meeting to BE Called.
The matter viii also be brought up for
consideration by the North Washington
Citizens Association. which was among
the first to protest against the site In
selecting the site in the rear Of the pump
ing station, Commissioner Morrow says
that it is believed that it meets all the
objections brought against the location
Of the stable at the site first In view. ex-
cepting in the possibility Of the contami-
nation Of the city's water supply, which.
he says, Is unworthy Of consideration. as
there can be no possibility Of such con-
tamination from any such source. This
is the view taken also by Commissioners
West and Macfarland
Commissioners still Firm.
Careful examination as 10 the protest
against the new site" said Commissioner
Macfarland, seems 10 show that it is
quite different from the protest against
tho site first proposed, ia that il IS not
nearly so strong or SO general. and that
it lacks the practical unanimity Of the
first protest
Moreover, il gives no convincing rea-
son, such as was suggested 20 my mind.
IS one Of the arguments used in the for
mer protest Therefore, I feel that It
ought 10 be disregarded in view OF the
fact that the interests Of the District In
general seem 20 require that the stable
should be on the site now proposed
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
LYNCHERS TO BE PUNISHED.
Federal Authorities Taking Special
Action in Oklahoma Case.

After waiting for years for an oppor-
tunity, the Federal government is deter
mined TO give the States of the Union an
object lesson in the punishment Of lynch
err. The Department Of Justice admits
that it is lending every influence in its
power toward the identification OF tie
members Of the mob that Iynched Frank
Bailey, a negro, at Usage. Okla. Tuesday
night, with a view of having them tried
on charges OF murder. As Oklahoma is
stin a Territory. the Federal authorities
viii be unhampered
The Department OF Justice has approved
the plans OF District Attorney Embry
and Acting Attorney General Russell has
given him the services Of two s2ecial
assistants. The mob hanged The negro
for assaulting a railroad brakeman. who
elected him from a train.