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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01
Rain Predicted for Tomorrow.

Rain is indicated by the weather reports
for tomorrow The probabilities are that
the falling weather win begin this evening
Generally rainy conditions are reported
from the central part of the country. No
marked change in the temperature 10 indi-
Gated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01

Mrs Elisabeth Baldwin, fifty-two years
old wife Of w. w. Baldwin, was killed By
Baltimore and Ohio accommodation train
No 8, at Bloomington, one mile west OF
Piedmont She was walking on the track
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01

One day an old friend said: "Are you
troubled with constipation" l said, eyes;
have been for 2oyears, and don't ever ex-
pect to be cured" He told me to go to the
drug store and get bottle of e. Il.
Tablets. After using them for three
weeks I was satisfied had at last found
the right medicine - the only one for
me. 100 doses IS cents. AT your drug
gist's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01
Death of Thomas T. Fleming.

The death of Thomas r. Fleming bust
ness man of North Washington, occurred
late yesterday afternoon at his home,
1SS New Jersey avenue. His wife. for
merly Miss Margaret III. Holohan. survives
him. The funeral will occur at o'clock
next Monday morning. with solemn high
mas at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
eeption at 9:30 o'clock. The interment will
be in Mount Olivet cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01

1t Is generally conceded that the buying
OF Missouri, Kansas and Texas for some
time has been for the account Of large in
terests which. if not DESTROYS Of gaining alb
soiute control wish to have sufficient stock
to gain substantial representation on the
board. 1t Is claimed this morning that most
of the buying of the stock recently by;Dom-
mick & Dominick was for William Rookie
Teller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01

occasionally at the newspaper men sur
rounding him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01

IL pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are filled
through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-01

terms the witness meant an unsound mind.
and Dr. Evans ultimately said that he did.
Court adjourned at . o'clock.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
ANUNCIO.
DEPARTMENT. DEL INTERIOR.
OF1CINA DEL OOMIsIONADO.

De acuerdo con Ia secci6n All del Co.
digo Polftico por 81 presente SO SAGA q con
curse el proyecto para Ia construction de
la Escuela de CORRECTION On Mayagiisz, eI
cual proyecto hs de consistir de una me-
moria, pianos, pliego de condolences y
presupuesto y debera ser sometido al Co.
misionado del Interior por los concurren-
tes mas tardar el 10 de JUNO de 1907 q
las 10 de Ia mafiana.
Ell edifcio SO construir6 en- Guanajibo
cerca de Mayagdez, y debsr6 ser prOyec-
tado q un Costo que no exceda de $40, 900,
dsbiendo aiustaTse las otras condolences
que Sc faCi1itar6n en- esta Ofcina los
concurrentes.
Sc conCeder6 IN premio de 800 (Cien
DollaFs) al autor del proyecto preferido,
haci6ndose Ia elecci6n pOr un JaFado Ca
ifcadOr nombradO por el Comisionado del
Interior.
Ell Comisionado del Interior Sc reserva
Ell derecho de rechazar cualesquiera to-
dos los proyectos.
L. GrahGme, ComisionadO del Interior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
Henry Irons, con tOdOS los SintOmaS
de la I0Cura.
-''Aqai tsnsIs trahsJo detsetlVes-dIJo.

Henry Irons, un cOchero del express
que tiene su caro- y su fsl antigua
csbalgadura llamada BesB, en- ell establo
de la calle ia en- Nueva York, lego con
todog los sfntomas de la locura la eB-
taci6n de policfa en- la calle rs al Este
de Ia Ciudad.
-Aquf tsneis trabajo detectiveB-dijo
-Bargento olga usted. Naci6 una yegua,
vivi6 una yegua y eRcuentro en- 81 eBtablo
un caballo muerto, en- vez de mi querida
Bess. No puedo resolver este misterio.
-Esto es muy sencillo para un dstec
tive de Nueva York-reBpondi6 Tranquil.
lRmente 81 BRTgento Ward.
Y llam6 dos detectives & los que di6
suB 6rdenes.
Irons Bali6 acompanado de los dos
hombres y en- eHe momento paBRba un
gran caro- de anuncios.
Irons miro al caballo y qued6 mudo.
-Es mi querida Bess, mi Bess-grit6
deleitado, cuando pudol recobrar Ia VOC.
ElCochero que llevaba el caro-, fu6
detsnido y llevado la estaci6u de epolicfa,
para explicar como habia llegado Bsss
su poder.
Sc descubri6 que la sefora William,
de la Calle %, tenfa un caballo en- el
pesebre pr6ximO al de Bess y 10 RlquiIaba
& Ia compRilia anunciadora.
El caballo de la sefiora William muri6
y, por equivocaci6n, seg6n SO slega, to.
maron la yegua de irons.
Irons 90 allegro tAnto al encontrar &
Besa, que Ia sac6 para lLevarla otro
estAblo y rehuB6 presentar quejs en-
contra de la sefiora William Ell cochsro
Malane.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
Mas nOtiCiaS.

-POR NO PODERSE ATENDER.
SO aTrienda 8 SO vende una fnca, COM
puesta de 460 cuerdaB sitio denominado
Cuyon, Jurisdiction de Coamo, toda de
paste de yerba de guinea, distribuida en-
4 cercados con aqua abundante y el rio
CuYon que la rodea en- su mayor parte
bien cercada de alambre y tachueio y en-
buena condici6n. Dicha inca tiene 1870
cabezas de ganado vacuno alguno caba'
ballar que une al negocio bien vendidos &
ganancias.-DirigirBe r. M. Gonzalez
--Aibonito, P. r. 15vR.
Sc VENDE una casa de MADEIRA de
dos pisOs, situada en- Caguag calle de
Acosta.
Para informes dirigiTse a r. T. Ponte,
ApRrtado mum. ia, san Juan, p r.
10 v. a.
Ell ron "Expoaici6n San Luis" de los
sehores A. Alvarez Hermanos 90 el meior
mas puro de su clase. Constantes pedi
dos que acreditan su bondad, son despa-
chados poT esta casa en- BU establecimienso
San Joss z. Rp.
CHARLES 9. PETERSON.-Ar'
tista de retEatos al 6leO On lienzo etc., etc,
Para 6rdenes dirijiFse al apartado de CO
rreoB ntimero 643. San Juan. 5. V.
Sc DEsEA CUMPRAR Ia obra del
doctor Stahl Bobre la Flora de Puerto Ri.
co la obra del doctor Dumond, sobre las
enfermedades de Puerto Rico. DiriiiTse
al doctor L. Garcia de Qusvsdo. Is San
Sebastian. 15v.B.
Ell "NUEVO CAFE" de los espo-
SOS Morgan, Fortaleza 81, ofrsce un com.
pletO surtidO de los mejores dulces y chO-
colates. Helados, refrescoB, frutaa al na-
tural todo cuanto regale eI paladar mas
delicado BE enouentra aih primoEosRmente
Hervido. Cafe con leche y chocolate, 90
encuentra desde las aiete de la mahana 4
las II de Ia nochs. ''SamoBt" "Bakor"
las mRrOas de chocolate sin rival Ba sn-
Cuentran aIlf p.
--Pongo en conoCimiento del COmercio
y del p6blico que he dadO los aef1ores 81
RAMIREZ & CO, de San Juan, mi re.
presentation para la venta exclusive en- la
Isla de Puerto Rico de los vinos ''RIOJA
CLARETE' de Ia COMPANIA VIM.
COLA'DEL NORTE DE ESPANA.
Manuel MmfJOs, Habana. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15

FAMAS De EUR0PA.---LOs eminentes y sa-
bios medicOs GermOd BOuchardat, Nonta
y ChOmel en- sus estudiOs sObre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence (Drome) France, des-
pues del analisis hecho pOr los eminentes
sabiOs Liebig y Pasteur, certifican que las
prOpiedsdes de este vino son de tai exceIen-
cia, que su uso debe ser obligatorio los
enfermOs debiles Y anemicOs, Y que tOman-
dOlO, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recOmienda muy eficazmente
q tOdOs sus colegas. Cuidese mucho con
las falsificaciOnes. Unicos agentes para la
Isla de PtO-EicO. CerecedO HeTne09aOs u
Ca. San Juan PR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER

In accordance with Section Ali of the
Political Code the project, consisting OF
memorial, plans, specifications and eatima.
te, for the construction of the MayagueE
Reform School, is hereby advertised, COM
petitors to submit same to the Commission
or of the Interior on or before 10 q. m,
June 10, 1907.
The building is to be erected at Guiana
jiho, near Mayaguez, and shall be design
ed to cost not to exceed 100000, and
to conform with the other requirements to
be furnished to competitors at this Office.
.. A price Of 500 Gone Hundred Dol
larB) shall be paid to the author Of the
project chosen which shall be determined
by a Jury of Award appointed by the
Commissioner of the Interior.
The Commissioner of the Interior reserv
es the right to reject any and all the
projects.
L. GrGhome, Commissioner of the In
terror. t.:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
Apertura de las Cortes.


dicho dcurso fica Tani6n
vd prosped conBevadores Green podn
duso dvte las
ndO 6 de edOn SoOFe los es paTddO foeon % da
eon dh pard pocedien'
ega Pu Tdcca SenoI Maua cabinets preside
pGbi 26
brals
3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
LMnIcllnR GENERAL

Cs1NSEJo A LAS MADREs.-El Jarabe ealnlanve de
Sen Winslow debe siempre que los nos estaD
e Iiodo de Ia denton Proporciona aIvio Immediate
pequeno paeente produce sueno natural Tanquio,
avia e door e angelic desperta muy yivo alegre.
Is muy agradabe al paladar calma al nno abanda
encias aiVa dolores, hace faees las funciones del
est6mago regula los intestinos Es el meor remedo
eonocdo para Ia daea va provenga esta de Ia dentc6n
de euaquera lengase mucho cudado pedR
e 'arabe calniante de Ia Sehors Winsow": es el med
a. todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
0udia en- pe!igro.

Paris Mayo 15Rna capital mucha inqudad p las noc
nhfance
Buceddo
Not pTendiente
ejando de
ssha
h hecho udad
q
did pueblo La
Ocupa6n meda ms tai oupac
terrible
las das exangOS mas pego del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
Cable do New York.

New York p. m.
GrandeB nubarrones SO ven en- el hoTi-
zonte, artefactOg, tarifas fsrroviarias, inn
preston penosa, en- Broadway gentio
immense, pero 20 sligo hacienda grandeH
aprestos de muebleS, camas, colchones ,
teIas lindisimas para 81 "CielO" y "La
Vizoaina. Arrivi.
Las tarifas SO implsntan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
COnCOrdia anglo -sajOna.


buen to enido question: las iniatv Sir Laue del
Canada habidad peica y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
SERVICIO TELEFONICO

The Porto Rico General Telephone Co.
hace Saber al DublieO que los pueblOs de
Caroline, BaYamOn. Rio Piedras TOa-Baia
v Vega Bais, estan va COmuniCadOs con
San Juan SanturCe Y cue deSde ell l de
JUNO 0 anteS 10 eStaran tambien BarCelO-
meta Manati y ArecibO
B. Hwicy, Le~is j. Proctor,
GENERA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-15
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL De Cables
La Democracia" y La Correspondence"
UNIDAS
InmenSa hueIga en- LOndres.


desrado solucon es
carfn
deboso
en ioneu de dollars anualmen parazsdn del % absolute
No solo tabado ales Inca eszansa
egar La pffc cnnuan
cnfto Immediate conjurado.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
GERMANS AT REGATTA
OF National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen Lend International
Aspect.

Philadelphia, PA, Aug. SThe
thirty-ffth annual championship re,
gatta of the National Association Of
Amateur Oarsmen, which will take
place on the Schuylkill river tomor
row and Saturday, has attracted here
several hundred oarsmen. including
the pick Of the amateur scullers on
the continent The presence OF the
German crews gives an international
aspect to the regatta II viii also
spur the American crews 60 their
best sped in order not to lose any
Of the championship trophies to the
foreigners
The races will b. the intermediate
associate senior and championship
senior single sculls. Intermediate SEN
ior double scull and pair oars shells,
intermediate senior and senior inter.
national four cared shells, aud inter.
mediate and senior and senior oared
shells. All the races will be held
over a mile ald a half straightaway
course
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
ADMIRABLE DISPLAY
OF H0RSEFLESH AND
DRIVING COMpETI ION

Bay Shore, l.. \. Aug. s. Keen
driving competitions. an admirable
display Of horse flesh and am outpour-
ing OF cottagers and guests were the
features OF the seventh annual exhib-
ition opened today under the auspicc
OF the Bay shore Horse Show rs
soclation. The exhibition, which 's
ot continue through Friday and Sat
urday. is the largest ever held by the
Bay Shore organization. Alfred q.
Vanderbilt has big entry inclui
ing several OF the horses that won IN
the recent international show IN Lon
don. other prominent stables Of New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other cities are also represented The
Bas Shore show when it first started
was only patronized by summer resi-
dents in this vicinity. but of latf
Years e has grown so popular that
exhibits are made by many 81 the
best patrons of the horse. and both y
the number and quality OF tho exhib
It's the show rivals the annual exhi
bitlcns at Long Branch. Lenox ans
other fashionable resorts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
SOUTHERN R. R.
IS R[INSTATED
lN ALAEAMA--STATE AND RAIL.
ROAD OFFICIALS COME TO
AGREEMENT.
ADOPT REDUCED RATES
Two and One-Haf Cent Passenger
Fare In Force September First
When Operation is
Begun.

Montgomery Ala, Aug. Slower
.uor Conner and officials of the South
efn railroad reached an agreement
this afternoon and the license Of the
railroad ia Alabaaia will be rein.
stated,
Beginning September !, 1907 the
railroad and its allied lines will put
ilto effect the two and a half cent
passenger fare act and the measure
reducing freight rates ON 1l0 cCm
modities commonly shipped in Ala
bama. The agreement in the main, is
a victory for the state. The agree
ment specifically declares that opera
ton laws beginning September | are
only subject to final determination as
to their constitutionality and their
reasonableness when decision on these
questions is finally rendered by the
court OF last resort. Meanwhile, other
laws enacted by the Legislature al its
winter session affecting the railroads
OF the state will remain in force by
virtue Of an Injunction granted by
the federal court The railroads rep
resentatives agreed that they would
appear before this court and ask for
an order modifying restraining orders
issued by the United States court two
months ago. to permit OF immediate
operation. subjected to the tinal deci
sion OF the courts of the two acts in
nnestion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
UNCLE SAM FAIL 5
AS PtAC[MAKtR
~ oTRiKE or lTcAMEN ON
COLORADO SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
Strike Leader Charged With Violating
Arbitration Aforementioned
Tic Up is Feared.

Nashinetc1 Aug, 8. The national
government has failed as peacemakcg
ia the STRIKE of the switchmcn " the
Golc RADIO Southern Railroad and In.
bCr Commissioner Neill tonight
&dncraced that ~ hops hal
hral abandoned cf bringing about .
satisfactory adjustment ci the differ
cnces Neill, with Chairman Knapp
cl the Ilterstata Commerce Commits
sion undertook to act as mediat "
at the reqGest CT Vice President Par
kcr cf the Colorado Southern who
claimed that n calling the strike r..
H Morrissey. grand master Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen.
wos violating the arbitration agree.
ment signed at Chicago last year.
The carrying out Of Morrissey's
general strike order Il is said, viii
mean a general tie un Of freight rtaf
ic and crippline CT the passenger
service from Greeley Colo, TO Lee
line, Texas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
INEVITABLE SAYS GEORGE ROB
EETo, Ex-DlREcroa or MINT
AT EDITORIAL coNvEM.
TiON.
lAuOS THE PROFESSION
says No ccouoaton Can Give
Worthter conteat--Money Max
ing Should BE Su5ordinated
- Heartfelt Interest in
Fable affairs.

| EstAevii,e Ia, AK. s George
! Roberts former director cf the miat
was the principal speaker al to
lnieht's lciat session Of the Upper
Des Mcines aAd Germ Belt Editorial
associations, ccmncsed Of Iowa news
paper men. Roberts Is one Of Che
principal members Of the former asso
ciation
Mr., Roberts discussed the tendency
to enlarge governmental functions
and difieultlas TO be met With in such
fiorts He declared that pub ic ccn
tro mcnopoles whose services are
necessary to The community is newt
able and he argued that ccntrol must
be exercised IA such a way as not t.
injure investments in such mouoro
lies, otherwise capital 50 invested
viii geek other channels and thereby
enormously inicre the public In as
Stunning this control the public should
ne Wen informed and it is largely
upon the press that tho public depend
fcf Information.
iENIC ~ lttF OItNlbhlOh III III
world with which a man can more
worthiy be content than that of edit
ing n newspaper" said Roberts in
conclusion. ''fle has a business, and
ID II, aif he has the true spirit Of his
profession money making features
become subordinate and Incidental
and his heart is in public concerns TO
which he has devoted his pen. The
most rational ambition man can
have ii to be independent have
money enough to care for those de.
peudtnt upon him. hold useful aud re-
spectacle positions in the community
aud b. able to exert an influence upon
his fellows No otIer orcunatioH
realizes these aims more completely
than that Of the editor, particularly
the editor who owns his paper and
writes his hearts convictions"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Celebrate With Special Ceremonies
Their Day at jamestown
Exposition.

Nerfolk. Va. Aug S.-Today was
observed al Knights of Columbus day
at the jamestown exposition with
special ceremonies held In Observance
thereof at the auditorium. G 7
shepperd. secretary OF the exposition
company, presided over the exercises
aud addresses of weeome were made
~ Harry St George Tucker, presi
dent Of the exposition company and
Governor Claude Swanson Of Nir-
ginia. The response on behalf of the
Knights cf Columbus was delivered
bt Supreme knight Edward L. Hear1
Of New Haven. The special guest Cf
honor was Mgr Fa'conio. the papal
delegate. Following the exercises
there was a public reception in honor
Of Mgr. Faicon'o, Bishop Donahue Of
Wheeling and Bishop KELLEY of Saw
uHnah assisting the delegate ia re-
ceiying the srests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
CONSULAR AGENTS or eEvlEA'
COUNTRIES SAFE AT FRENcH
CONSULATE.
SHOPS WERE PILlACED


Tangior, Aus s. The latest wa
received herc from Caablanca sua
that calm ana crier has Lna easaa.
lished The nilitary governor AZ
Guested permission to 50 On board a
ship ia the harb5r bat was REFUSE d,
he fears for his personal safety, All
athough money has been seat from
hare 10 pay the troops at Casablalal
aud insure the performance Of their
duties, he Is unable to secure a body
guard
The shooting inside CT Casab,anca
lasted for two full days and only end,
"a yesterday morning, The Kabyes
have gone back out of the range Of
the fire from warsbips bat are ready
Ito sweep down on the town at tle
first opportunity
French sailors are guarding tn
British consulate at Casabanca where
consular agents Of the United stat, n,
Germany Austria Hungary and Swe-
den have sought refuge The Italian
and Portuguese consuls are at the
French consulate minaret from
which d heavy sustained fire was
directed against the French consu
late. was demolished by the gtms of
the French ships at the request OF the
Moroccan authorities
European sops We're pillagea but
mo Europeans Killed The state bank
ageufy at Casablanca has been
robbed Of about Sl59o0 but no details
.cf the robberies have been made pub
lie. The french consulate was attack
ed by the Moors during the night NJ
August 7. One bnejacket Of the
guard was killed and three of the
party wounded. The custom hous
at Casahlauca was looted BY the NJ
tiNea Tuesday ansl naay athur build
ings set On fire and destroyed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
H0RTICULTURALISTS
OF INDIANA HOLD
PROFITABLE MEETING

Lafayette lnd., Aus. S.-This was
another interesting and profitable day
for the many fruit growers gathered
al Pcrdue University in attendance on
the annual meeting Of the Indiana
Horticultural society. A considerable
Yaft Of the forenoon was taken M
with practical demonstration work in
spraying The demonstrations were
conducted in the experiment orchard
connected with the university.
The program at the afternoon ses
sion included addresses as follows:
"Cur Insect Friends" Prof. James
Troop of rnrdue: Commercial Or
rharding. prof J. C. Written, Of the
University # Missouri. The Value
of the Pure Food Law to Horticultur.
lists. DR.. II. Z. Barnard. state food
and drug commissioner Of Indiana;
Effects Of Commercial Fertilizers on
ihe Quality of Potatoes" Prof 5. ID
Conner OF Perdue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
CHANDLER [CAN
GETS BEST SCORE
Tor GOLF TOURNAMENT Ar THE
WHEATON,, ILLINOIS MEET IN
SECOND DAYS PLAY.


wheaton I'LL, Aug. 3 The seconl
round " match play FOR the Nastari
Amateur Coll Championship today r{
suited IL the elimination aC least cl
ena nal who lad beel considered a
strong possibility fer premier hohcls.
Marren N Wood, CT Hem aWoed who
was defeated BY Il. r., Daniels. cf Mid
iethiaA Cbicage, IN ! up. Paul Hunt
of, CT Midlothian 1G year cid boy,
displayed championship form in his
game With his clnb mate Mason
.FheiEs whom he defeated III thrsa
~ aud and one to play with medal
score Of n for the round Hunter
and Chandler Egan meet in the third
II 1d tcmcwcw morning. Egan to-
aay made - n bis match WITH
Geerss C.ungman, this bong tha best
sea cf the turAament Ned Saw
ef Wheaton, the present title
ieiae defeated X O Ainlie Of West
waFd ilo, easily
I'll The play ci1 cf The tie for the
sold medal fcr lcw qualifying score
between Sawyer w. l. Iiowland, and
Kelnath Edwards. lIGwland won With
IL Sawyer taking r. and Edwards
S.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-09
GEORGE PARSONS
FOR CONGRESSMAN
SPARTA POLITICIAN TELLS Gov
ERNoR DENEEN THAT cAIRo's
MAYOR WILL BE IN THE RUN
MING A6iNST GEO. w. SMITH.

Special TO The Bulletin.
Springfield. Hl. Arg, s..-I NJ Pl
lers. OF Sparta who headed a delega
ton of twelve Republicans from Ran
dolph county. who called on Governor
Deneen today to ask that Dr. ". r
Mckenzie De retained as physician al
the Southern penitentiary at Chester
snd that H. &. Adderly who g. being
backed By Congressman Georgs W
Smith. of Muphysboro. be not a.
pointed O. the position, stated last
evening that George arsons OF Cairo
would be put in the field as candi
date for the Republican nomination
for congressman against Mr. Smith
neat fan He stated that the southerl
end of the district thought Il was en
titled to thc congressman once g. a
while