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Don Rafael Ahrsu Licairac.

Hemos saludado On esta redacci6n 81
pFaatigioHo dominiCano Gefior Rafael AbFeu
Licairac, quien acompa6aba 81 licencia-
do senior Pedro M. ArchambauIt.
AbFeu LiCairac es una de las fguras
mas intereHantee on la vida p6bliCa del We.
CinO pals.
Es, por conviCciones, antilIano de ideas
y de hechog. Cuba tuvo en- 81, en- los
Rcisgos dias de su Ultima guerra de inde-
pendencia, leal amigo que defsndi6 BuB
RnheloS de libertad con pluma docta y
Culta, en Ia capital de Ia RepdbliCa Domi.
nicana. Tambien los puertorFiquefos tu-
vieron Siempre en- 81, I'm buen amigo, que
supo RdmiFar Las virtudes , los m6ritos de
Batancsu, , HOstoS, y BaldOrioty.
Abreu Licairac fue hace afios preBiden.
10 de las CkmRFas LegisIativas de 90 pals,
y desde eHe puesto, di6 atlas pruebaB de su
clara intsligsnCia, ,, sobTe TODD, de austero
pRtriotismo ref -jado en- Ia rectitud de
todos sus Sctos } en- Su penaar serene,
franco y juStO ante los mss gravaE profile.
mas dominican3g.
Es do los que ha dicho verdades 81
pueblo y de los que pcT 81 tampoco hs e.
CatimRdo BacliAcio1.
SU caracter es de los que Be atemperan
hnteS la refexi6n que al arrebato y pFi.
nero las ideas y q los prinCipioH demo.
crGticoH, que al settsrismo y los excssos
deSp6ticoH que nofoCRu la voluntad po-
pular.
Por ESQ en- Bu propio pats, rod6anle
general respeto y Is estimaci6n, por ESQ
t.mbien, con ser 81 valioSfsimo, pero mo-
deBtisimo, Hu nombre eB ConoCido mas ALA
del patrio horizonte.
La CorrespOndencia d6 50 afectuoaa
bienvenida al atildado' eacEitoE que tanto
honrR su pals.
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INT TERVIEW CON EL
Su b -COInisiOnadO.
de Instruction.
DiiO que eraCisItO qUe hahia muchOs
aspiTantas al cargo de C0mi-
SiOna00.
Dssso- anadId -isner IN personal 10 mas Idt-
nlo possible.


Esta manana & las 10 80 an re porter
de Ia COyrespOqsdenciG celebr6 I'M breve
iaterOieeO con 81 Sub Comiaionado de InS'
tTucci6a Bsfior Lord.
FraBsg breves.
R,-Es cierto que sera uBted nombrado
Comisionado on Hutituci6n del senior
Falknel2
No 10 SO.
R.-se asegura pOr todaE parties, senior
Lord.
-Podrd ser; pero no tengo evidencia de
clio.
svirit6 uAtsd al Preuidente9 81. Estu.
vo muy cordial.
R.-Hay muchoa aspirantes & Ia plaza
de Comisionado de instruction?
-Si sefior, bastantes.
R.-Puede dsciTme aIgo de gu viaje &
Ia Uni6n9
C.-Visit6 80 univeFaidsdea personal.
mente me inform6 y examine los macs
tFoI de iDgles que han de reemplazar los
que 90 han lido, quieneE On Au mayorfa no
volverdn. Daseo toner 1ln personal 10
mas id6neo possible y en- mi vieje no lley6
otra intenCi6n que era.
R.-Tiene usted "a las propuestas de
maestros 4 San Juan?
S.-No las be visto adm, psro creo que
eEt6n "a On eI DepaEtamento. De la lista
que vsnga habr6 que haceE Ia selection.
r. -Acabo de hablar con ell senior
RopBy de ia Junta Escolar con el senior
Edward, Inspector del Distrito = me die
ron que eataba aquf y6 Ia propueBta.
Deseo una lista de los maestros que traba'
iaron el aio pasRdo y los que tFabajar6n
en el actual.
s-La tendrd ustad, asf como cualquier
otro informe que deBee.
R.-1Cudndo ceSa 81 doctor Falkner2
Sci 81 del actual.
R.-Muchas gracfas senior Lord por Bu
atenci6n y goodbye.
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Parties de pOliGia.


Ponce Julio 10. CorOnel HamiE. -
Anoche Be BoTprendi6 una jugada & 10
prohibido en- ID Plays y otra On ests pc.
b'aci6n, detenidos once individuos. .-Bru.
gueras, SaTgsnto detective.
San Lorenzo layer sOrprendf iugada
4 10 prehibidO ocupando naipea , dineTo.
Hoy al ser arrestados Cruz Torres aCome.
ti6 poIiCia Rodriguez hacienda este uHo
rotten. Reduciendole obediencia. Cabo
AzDuFTua.
Vega A'ta.-Ocho p. m. aver, autom6.
vii linea fsFEea aErolI6 paso nivel bsEriO
Santana & Jose Dolores Montaisz estro-
reGndOle gERvemente , matando ~ CabaI,
gaduEa CondpctoE JpDe Gslpf haRido e
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Glen, pesos faItaTunIs De su carters
al senior J. ]. Jim6nez.
fusrVn AlIIidos On oI porfumld0 ssRo Do una
dom6stIea.

FL nefior j. j. Jimenez, superintsndente
de obTaa p6blicas tenfa en- su cartera de
bolailIo anoche $500. Por Ia mafiaDa al
pauar balance observe que le faItaban 800.
No 10 pena6 mucho Ilam6 81 tsniente
Quinones de Ia detective quisn con 81
guRrdia Galvarfn plocedi6 & hacer una
investigation.
Rio Piedras , sirvienta de L. casa del 81.
Jim6nez, pareCe que le GUSTAV los billetes
de Banco , en- una Cajita de esenCiA que
tenfa en- 81 seno, aparecisEon los 800.
Qu'f:nes pas6 por 81 lsdo de juana ,
al notar el oIor que degpEendfa 81 cusTpo
le diio:-sMe peEmitirfa hacer IN pequefio
regi1tro en- 80 parBonit9''5 POGO tuvo que
haCer para enContraE los 800 que est6n
~ en- poder de 90 dusfo ellis en- pOdeE
de Poncio Par6s, ca u municipal, como
diFfa CiaEto ciudadano, Cuando del tsatBo
habIa,
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Protosta d Itronus Dc Santures

Jou6 Perez, Ramon Cruz, jose , Car
melo D6vila, Santiago Cruz, Diego y Re.
migiO Rios y Luis Santos, infoEman que al
regTeaar de IN baile en- Ssnturce, los poll
cias 213 y 238, sin cauaa justifcads, Begdn
elloH, les denunciaron, ademSs de maltrs.
tar uno de ellos.
DichoS j6venes compareCisEon ante el
juez BaE6n, y visitaron deSpu6s entaB Ofci-
mas manifsBtando que habfan sido absuel.
toa que habfan Yfes mtado una pEotesta
de 10 ocuTrido al Ccmaadante Lpts.
81 eB cieEto 10 pCr ellos manifsatsdo, 80.
guRamente les hard justicia Mr.. Lutz.
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los -ELKS.-
PrOgrana del festival quo esIobrard ol dia 10.

Parte /. /. Chorus THE Girls Of
Seville, denza. 2. Piano "BriBas Espa'
folas," r. Hernandez. Mr.. BurBet. 8.
Song lie Reve de Des Grieux" de L'Ope-
70 '.Manon," Manaenet. Mr.. Torres Grau.
A. Violoncello ''serenada, - Pierne. Mr..
Rooms. 5. Song "La Primavera," To-
rrey. Miss Cooke. Part III. /. Duet
for Violin and ViolincellO, dialogues,
NOS. / and 2. Fanconi, Mr.. Marsicano y
Mr.. Rooms. 2. Song "a May Nor
ming, denzs. Mr.. Swiggett. 3. Violin
Fantasia BobEe Faust de Gounod" AIard.
Mr.. Maraicano. 4. Song ca "Aria di
Giorie'li" de L'OpeTa Faust, (b) "Mi-
moHa" de LOpera 'Ths Geisha," Gou-
nod. Chorus "spring" denza.
Mrs. DIS Garenues, Miss Sterile, Mrs.
Walcntt, Miss Cooke, Mrs. GRmhell, Mrs..
PinCkoey, Mrs. McAnally, MrB. Nichols
Miss. MaYpeson.
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e tenor puortorrlgusfo Antonio PiOll.

"La Reusegna Melodrammatica" de
Milan, infoTma que 81 C6lebre tenor Anto'
nio PaoIi ha firmado nm contrato con Ia
Compaiia ingleGa de gram6fonoB, peTCi'
biendo cincuenta mil pesos poE Cantar
para diez discos. Tambien ha aido con-
tratado para 81 teatro de Ia opera de Bue'
nos Aires, durante los meses de julio,
agcsto y Beptiembre, con 81 sueldo men
Hual de 20 mil pesos, cantando aoIamen'
ta ocho veces Al mes.
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nadO de Instruction.
TlOAO SO amos do sdad Os gTaduadO on Ia Unl
VOrSIdad Do Brown.

Ell gobernador Post ha recibido Ia mott.
ola Official dc Ia desigDaci6n del nuevo co.
mieionado de Instruction en- Puerto Rico,
que sustituye al Eefior Falkner segdn in
form6 hoy las 10 media q. m. el senior
Sage I'm TepreSer tante de LA Cores
poncia".
Ha sido designado para este cargo 81
senior Ed. Grant Dexter, reCientemente
graduado en la UniverHidad de Brown,
EStados UnidoS, , que Cuenta 80 amos dc
sdad
DiChO uenor eB hijo del Rev. Henry
Vaughan Dexter, graduado de Is UniveT.
pidad de Wstelwills autor de vsTias
obr1s, entire elias de Ia "Historia de Ia
instruction en- los EAtados Unidos ,
otEas de lite ratura.
El senior Grant ven5Ei en- breve 4 la
iSIa, para tOmar possession 90 Su nuevo
cargo.
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iAhsIa d nanapa!lo!

En- combination con los meiores Bastrea
dc Puerto Rico y hahiendo FeCibido 81
gran surtido hacemos trajes & Ia me1ids,
:. la y hechura & IS rs, 10, 12, Is y $18.
Nuevo suTtido de talags mdquinal para
CoEsF, camas y colChpneR El Cialo y La
Vi2caina.
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la ComiBi6n Organizadora de IL So
Ciedad ''La FrateRnidad Social Psicol6gica
, BenefCa," celabrark session sl dia del
coEEianta les 8 do Ia nochs en- les altos
dc la CRm n6msEO 80 do 10 Calle de e
Lup&
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C0MPOsG0NEs De sOMRREROs De sElORLs

Ell PARIS BAZAR tiene 81 guuto do
partiCipar & 80 numerosa clientela , 81 p6
blico en- general, que desde hoy, 90 haCen
toda clase de rstormRs y COmpOsiciOnes de
sombreroS de SehOras estandO enCaEgada
de elias una Ss6orita de IL casa. Los pre-.
cios ger6n muy m6dicoa. Paris Bazar.
Pedro Giugty. Fortaleza ~.
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LTNEA FERREA DEL OEsTR

LINEA FERREA DEL OE9TE
LtinOraIiO.- -salidas de Bayam0n Oapi.
Ita BimuItaneRm0ntO.
DiaS laborabIs-Manana 9, 7.O6. 3 30
as 11.Oo. TardO 1Ss16, Las, B.16. ABS. 6.A6
Dins fsStivos.-AEaMana 9, 7.O5, $50, 0.lb
HOO TaEdO 12.16n 1.BOu $780, $50. $50
6.45 y 6RO.
00.R6 So 0lago 00-16. De BaYam6n OAsafO
yVuolta II Glass 90-16, g OlagO oO-10
BillOtO 0VdinaEio Dc Capital Cata1io On
OIaGo q 4 00ntav0B.
BaYana6nu 10 de sOptlOmbr0 dc 1908.
RaU0nD WaI6Gg.
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una pierna, bastanta grave Juzgado en.
tieRde asunto.-Fuenfes, Cabo poiicia "a.
Sular.
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SEPASE

QuO no pubIicamos communicates sin due
sean pagadoa pOr adOIantado.
Cada 6OiB paluDrag % CuOntan pOR una Il.
aOa y Ia lGnea vale dies COntaVOs.
LGS OaEtAB que VOngAn con CONaunieadOn
Vin au iuap0Efo no - 00nfoatsBs
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En esta inpfsnta o vsnds papel ds pa.
Ei6dicu Yieio { t2.OQI Io1 46 klIo1 co qWaia.
tak
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Ia
SODPd
Dc Vi.
Mis- ma

Cuando Sc endaquece unos sea
hombre, sea mujer, es prueba de
que hay algun defecto en- la nutrf-
ci6n, debido desarreglos del apa-
ratio digestive. Lo corriente es
que La perdida de carnes va
acompafiada de p6rdida de apetito,
languidez, debilidad nerviosa, irri-
tabilidad, insomnia. 81 siente Vd.
alguno de esos sintomas y no desea
volverse como la sombra de ST
mismo 6 misma, apres6resea forti-
fear So sangre, & regenerar y dar
tono al organismo con el simple,y
eficaz tratamiento de las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams. Las
funciones digestivas no tardaran
en sentir la mejorfa, recibira Vd.
el beneficio de 10 que come, y Ell
enflaquecimiento cesara.
La Sra. Dona Maria de la Cruz
Vida. de Godinez, que reside EN- ell
Dpto. de Rio Pedras, en- San Juan,
Puerto Rico, muy conocida y esti-
mada de la buena sociedad de la
Capital, escriDe:
'5Tuve como un afIo de estar
perdiendo la salud. Perdf por COM
pleto el apetito, me daban fiebres
casi.6 diario, debilidad general, in
somnio, tos muy frecuente y
mucho cansancio. Tome quinina
en- abundancia para las f1ebres y
una infnidad de reconstituyentes
para la debilidad sin que lograra
restablecerme. Dos meses pas6
en- CANA Y tres ln6dicos me asistie-
ron. Tn folleto de las Pildoras
Rosadas del DIR. Williams me
amino probar tan recomendada
medicina y con unos pocos frascos
me libr6 de todos mis- males.
s'En distintas ocasiones he reco-
mendado el uso de estas pfldoras
obteniendo notable exito, y tam
bien las he regalado q varios cam
pesinos pobres que padecian de
anelnia profunda, curandolos to-
talmente."
PildOraS ROSada.
/ del Dr.. Williams
EN- LAS BorIcAs.
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GonSuItorio CIinico del doctor Jose Ordonez

Durane auencia Europa lie ustuir& los rabaos
de medcna doctor Quevedo Bae quien recva avsos
sulas e Couuoro que doctor Ordoe ene esabecdo
cae de San Francisco nmero 26 altos de la del
Amazan de q de la arde resdenca del doctor
Quevedo Baez, San Francisco 73 altos.
Tel6fono en- el Consultorio nGmero 1885,
Auxar para los trabaios del Consultoro e Pcante
Luis r. Cordova
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+. MATANZO
OR. EN- MEllCIRA Y CIRUJlA
oCULIsTA

Ex-medico auxiliar de la Cllnica Oftal.
mol6gica que cargo del DR.. Barraquer
existe en- el Hospital de la Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
ConsultoriO exclusive para afecciOnes
de los ojOs.
Tetuan, 64 (cerca del Teatro.)
H6ras de consultas:
De 8 q IL de la maf1ana, Gratis los
pObros: de 3 8 de la ma1lana.
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STANDING or THE CLURS.
~erfen saottg


Cheese made from Sleeps milk will
be another product which will bring
fame To Colorado if the chamber 0i
can come TO the aid oi
Achiile Starace. according 20 "a dir-
match from Denver. Mr.. Staracc L'u
New York importer. who s contem
plating the organization % "A company
for horse. cattle and sheep raisins'
and the cultivation of land fh, prih-
cipal obirct Of the proposed concern
d. wri.cs The chamber. wei De- inc
manufacturing of gheep's milN chc"ae.
Certain conditions would be neces-
sarv to the location Of the hehdIllal-
ters Of the company, he states ne
wants 90 know what section ot toi5-
RADIO O. adapted his purpose. what -
The value OF the land. nature OF veg
tation and composition Of the soil
what are the climatic conditions aitd
ayerage temperature, n where green
nasturarc could be secured ia the Wiz
Ter time. He would also like 10 KNOW
yvhat b the value Of sheep ana Woui
and the cost OF maintenance ana
TRANSFORMATION. and what are The stock
laws. u the replies 70 these mquli
ies are satisfactory. he and his com
pany may come to Colorado. MT. star
ace adds.
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BABY SHOW ENTRIES
OPEN UNTIL
FRIDAY
Committe in Charge Of Juvenile
Exhibition Decides to Post
pone the Closing for a Few
More Days to Give Busy
Mothers a Chance.

The committee in charge Of the
Baby show yesterday backed down
from it's unalterable position OF clos
ing the entries for the show ON the
first of the month aud announced that
the entries would now remain open
until Friday when they viii positively
close This change was caused by the
Representations Of anxious mothers
aud fond papas who hadn't time to en-
ter their Youngsters and who wanted
a chance 10 get in. As the baby show
is q free-for-all. the committee de-
cided Il would De fair To give every
body plenty of time and entries
may be made az M. M|andelfs
clothing store. the Alvarado ana
Highland pharmacies and the Morn
ing journal until Friday evening.
Meanwhile the handsome prizes and
trophies for the baby show are on eN-
Inhibition az the following stores:
Henry YanoW.
5. L. R~osenwald.
Ideal shoe Store.
Shovel and Kemmerer.
Arthur Everitt.
i. ~. strong.
l.. a. Rosenhe'd.
Golden Rule Dry Goods store.
j. u. O'RiellY Co.
Albert Taber.
Williams Drug Company.
Benham Indian Trading Company.
S. Nann e. co.
Morning Journal
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tional fiction. s. S. Yeager shot hlm-
self iu a Bisbee hotel.
The Bisbee Review tells of the
ease as follows
Tired Of life. about II O'Clock last
night, ). $. Neleer. Who came into the
city about two Neeks ago. and since
that time devoted himself 10 gambling
principailN. sent "a bullet crashing
/ through his brain and nov lies in The
morgue Of the FIetcher and Hennes-
sey UNDERTAKING company lie
planned the entire matter in detail, as
was learned flom vs. letters found in
his pockets. and was evidently insane,
judging from tua theatrical clreum-
stances surrounding the affair.
About III o'clock last evening Yea
ger walked dow Brewery avenue n
over 10 one oi tl. hitehing posts near
the opening of the subway. lie was
seen by several people who We're
within a shnr- distance. 10 place his
hands 10 his head then drop his lef
hand, and the neNt second q shot rang
out. Up 10 th3t momen none OF the
observers htd known what the man
was doing. Everyone ran toward him
as he fell "a 10 was found that the
bullet had entered the head directl,
under the temple and allow the cheek
bone on the right side OF the face. The
body was picked up and carried To
the O. X. livery stable.
Coroner Hogan was summoned and
empaneling the following jury, vent
TO the scene. Carl stone, q. W. Down
skey, Robert NeWcomb. NJ II, Nc
can. Joseph Williams. Edward Shipp
and f.. a. Finloy. The jury viewed the
remains and then adjourned until g
o'clock this evening when the inquest
will be held.
In The pocket OF the suicides coat
a letter reading as follows, was found:
"Bisbce, Ariz.. SEPT 20.
"Slrs. TO Whom u May Concern
Having tired OF life 1 have con-
Guided TO end the same. ! have writ
ten and mailed "a statement Of reasons
To the Ess Ess Publishing company
ASP Fifth avenue. New York city. You
viii make such disposal Of my remains
as YOU see III. ] have a very few doll
lars, which YOU will ind in my poek-
cts. Thanking YOU for your troubles.
IS. $ YEAGERs
There was also another letter adj
dressed to- Charles Moodburn. Nouns
vile. West Virginia, In which Yeager
referred 10 his coming death, ard
stating that he was tired of wander
ing. He also said hat he was tired of
being deprived Of the luXuries Of life.
and stated that he would XII himself
at ~ tA0Ah lANA HhEHNs NV thAAfA
also stated that ne had written a
story Of his life and mailed q 10 the
Smart Set Magazine.
The gun which Yeager used was a
3~S-Calihre Smith and Wesson OF inc
latest model. IL was brand new. tlR
sales tag being attached 10 the trigger
guard.
There is no doubt that Yeager was
insane. and carried away by a com
temptation Of the theatrical side Of
the anair, believing that the story OF
his life sent % the magazine would be
considered very sensational.
He was "a man about 40 years OF
age. medium height. black hair. slight
black moustache. and crippled in the
left footf He arrived In Bisbee about
two weeks ago. and since that lime
played poker most OF the time IN the
saloons. Judging from the letters he
was poorly educated.
Coroner Hogan is endeavoring to
locate the dead mans relatives.
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INVITE \ TEST.
Tie T. ". ORiclly Go. NIX oataff"
Suncrrr~ To Try Hyomci on lh'if
Guarantee.

The II. O'Rielly co. invite an who
arG.r from any form of c~ataIrha.
troubIas to get q Hyomei oufilt rom
them with their absolute Rualahte
mar In IL does not give nsficct say.
faction. the money viii De reluha'l
upon request.
There IS no other Treatment Tor ea-
tqrrh thar in amy way resembles Hs"-
~,ei none that gives such quick cufa-
liz. results and lasting satisiatli"H'
~ medicine that ear take is plaA
mono that can be- sold on a g~uafahtt
IN. This. 10 refund the money uhit~
ft cures.
ratnrrh IS q germ diseasf ann .ai
a. cured oulv by breathing hfomifi
81, that the most remote air rtll. u
mo nose. throat and lungs aye reaeh
IN its antisenfic healing powers ~
fFfs uav all catarrhal germs ere
killed the irritafed mucuous mH
brsne b. healed and catafrh D. dfift
from the system.
rhfs wonderful medicatea ar ife
wenf does not drug and d"ranse
sfnmarh. but q hrcathed through
rtfie nackef iuhaler thai goes WIN
every dollar outfit
The unusual way in which tne ?
ofI.ieiiy 60. seli Hyomei ali tnelt
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FOR RENT.
iIouses-Fnr rent IN different parts Of the
city. call at office for list.
FOR SALE.
S~1e0O-Four room cottage on Central Ave-
nue. 90 foot lot. city water; easy terms.
FOR SALE.
sesOO-Rallroad frontage property. West
side OF Santa Fe track, fax2o0 feet on
corner Very desirable FOR coal yards or
other business requiring side tracks, Close
Ia.
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substituted pInlnun Case.

Case No. 1900. the celebrated cOn-
tention i'm which MaX Frost of the
Santa Re New Mexican appears az
substituted plaintiff, and in which the
plaintiff In tho present action seeks
an accounting for $1,000 alleged to
have been paid twice on the same war
rant out of the county treasury. once
to the Santa Fee Water company and
the second time TO FROst, VIII come
up tomorrow afternoon AT 2 o'clock,
Attorney Hanna. who D. appearing
against the substituted plaintin. SOC
cured the setting unexpectedly this ar
ternoon and "a telegram was sent To
Judge Ira Abbott Of the Second dis
trict at Albuquerque, asking him 20
come to Santa re to try the ease. Az
tOrney Frost AT a previous hearing OBJ
Jected -te Judge MeFle sitting IN the
case. All of the books of the Water
company are now available and the
hearing Is expected u prove an inter-
estiug ole.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-03
PENNANT NOW
C|NCH FOR
DETROIT
TWO GAMES WON FROM
WASHINGTON AMERICANS
Defeat at Hands Of Cleveland
Practically Wipes Out PhiIa-
deIphia'S Chances for Cham
pionship; Other Games

WASHINGTON. Oct. Twice Nicto-
rious over Washington this afterQoon.
coupled with The defeat Of the Phila-
d|elphiaus by the CleVelands. The day
closed with the Detroits lacking only
q Fraction of "a point from being the
undisputed champions Of 1907.
Already Manager Jennings and his
men are hailed as V%icturs and tonight
they are bein~ overwhelmed with
congratulations and messages from an
points in the American league circuit
ana elsewhere. Their almost unex-
ampled exploit In going into the enc
my's country and bringing a close
and stubbornlN fought contest 10 a
successful issue. e0mpels admiration
from every quarter, and 10 is felt,
here IN Washington ut least, that the
team which viii battle for the worlds
championship honors this year meas
ures fully up 10 hat which lowered
the col0rs Of the National lea u
champions last YEAR
ln virtually winning the American
league championship TODAY. the De
ttnits fairly o%utplayed themselves.
Fifteen men were in the line up for
The local team. first and last. but they
could not stop the Tigers att any stage
Of the eighteen innings played. Man
agcr Jennings selected killian to
UAttn inc itf@l game. hNt aver three
innings he was retired iu favor Of
Muffin. who finished the game so we'll
that lac came back and pitched the
secOud game en- even better form.
-Four Washington twiriers in turn
faced the Detrolts IN the opening
game, but they an looked alike To- the
coming champions, and a G. was
touched u~ sharply Oherlin was the
last Of the quartet to try 20 stem the
tide. and he was again sent Ia for
the last half of the douhle-header. He
lasted bur oue inning. the visitors
scoring three runs off four hits.
Charley smith. who also had figured
in the box earlier I'm the day, finished
The game. He was hit safely thirteen
times. Cobb's hase-ruuning Was the
feature. He stole four bases in the
first game Schaeffer led the winners
with the stock getting eight hits,
four in each game: Cobb was q close
serond with seven. Blankenship bat
ted well for the locals, pulling Off six
hits. three in each game. The scores
First game. Washington, * De-
troit. q.
second game. Washington. q. De-
Oder american Games.
At Philadelphia. Philadelphia. 81;
Cleveland. A.
At po-ton Poston .. 81. Louis 4.
At New York New York. 4: chi
cago. ..
National League.
At Chicago. Chicago. 10: New
AZ Pittsburg Pittsburg. 1; Phra-
Iplphiu
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49,
David N. White. formerly territorial
Irrigation engineer, was today ape
pointed deputy sheriff for This county.
by Sheriff Charles Closson. White
does not succeed y. L. Raca. Yester-
day appointed deputy coal oil iuspec-
tor. for up to his evening Baca had
not resigned his position as deputy
sheriff.
Gordon Returns From Washington.
w. Peytou Gordon. special assistant
attorney general FOR New Mexico, who
has been ia Washington ion some time
past. and OF whose conferences at the
department of justice and with the
president on New Mexico land matters
there have been frequent newspaper
stories. returned 10 santa Fe this af-
t%ernoon. accompanied by his wife ANA
daughter. Mr. Gordon has been So
impressed With the balmy climate OF
Sapta Fe that he has determined 20
spend the winter here.