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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
SAN JUAN Y Ia |SLA
Nuevo hotel en- Huma-
Gao. En- sitio centri-
CO y espacioso.
SALA De SOCORROS
Para Venezuela. .-Seis meses
de arresto, por hurto.
Puente de Carolina.

Nuestra dlstingui'a amiga a
stfiora Emilia Ramirez, viuda de
Masferrer, tiene Ia atenci6n de par
ttciparnos que ha eStablecido tn
Humacao uu nuevo hotel denomI-
nado >hingtonS, en- sitlo centri
co y local espacioso, frente a la pla
"a de recreo.
Dada la competencia de la Sc
nora Masferrer para dirigir esa cla-
Sc de establecimientos, no dudamos
que pronto Sc hara de numerosa
clientela.
Ademas, los buenos patriotss
de la region oriental deben prestar
SUI concurso y su apoyo a dicha da-
ma que estuvo unlda a uno de
nuestros co.religionarios mas deci-
didos, cuyo temple y cuya frmeza
no decayeron nunca y todos cuyos
desvelos y afanes Sc dirigen q edu
car q su hjo, que Sc .halla actual
mente en- los Estados Unidos.
"A bordo del aCarscaSs EN-.
barc6 aver para Venezuela nuestro
joven amigo el seiior Manuel Fur.
nier, de Ponce, que Sc dirige q Ca
racas en- viaje de recreo.
Regresara a fines de diciemb!e
6 principles de enero pr6ximos.
-Fueron asistidos aver en- Is
sala de socorros, Modesto Diaz, Ra-
fael Quifones, Enrique Martinez
Guillermo Gonzalez, Josefa Rodri
guez. Jose Landr6n, Juan Coma
lez y Alexandra Rivera.
Solo hay un " bromo.
quinina, y 'ese es ell LAXATIVE
BRoMo QU1N1NA, usado en- todo {
mundo para curar Resfriados en- III
dia. La hrma de E. w. GROVE, S
halla en- cada cajita.
Han tornado gran incremen
to las obras del escribo del puent
Z de Carolina, a partir del 9 del &C
rriente, en- que Sc hizo cargo la ad
ministracion de dichos trabajos
Dentro de diez dias Sc espera est
termina la Ia cimentaci6n del hol
j mig6n.
Aver tarde fue detenido Dt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
NOT|c|AS DEL D|A
ms rip i"nes vertical
das en- ei Registro Ci-
vii de San Juan.
IUICIO De APELACION
Rn una causa por asesinato.
Vanecia eu Santurce. Ca.
lie convertida en lago.

Sc han inscrito en- el Regis
tro civil los nacimlentos de Maria
Teresa Sinforossss Lorerzl Genie '
Fournier y Maria Luisa Marrero;
y las defunciones de Christopher
Armistead, Maria de Jes1s Perez
De'gado y Ana de Luque Jimeuez.
FL martes, 10 del actual, Sc
vera en- la Corte Suprema, el juicio
en apelaci6n de Gallo Ruiz, acusado
y sentenciado en- causa por compli.
cidad de asesipato en- segl n 10 grs-
do.
Los veclnos de la calle de RI
bot, en- el sitio comprendido entire
las GALES de Condado y San Rogue,
llaman la atencion del sefior alcal.
de sobre el lago que Sc ha tornado
allf, necesitando aquellos proveerse
de una yola para atrave a la via
pdbllca
--Josefa Rodriguez, vecina d.
Puerta de TERRA, fue asi>tida aver
tarde en- la sala de soccrros de esta
ciudad de una fuerte confusion con
hemotisis en- la region pectoral y
otra confusion en- el labio inferior,
lleves salvo accidente.
| ST NECESITA usted ura habi.
taci6n amuebla la con com'da 6 SIN
ella, en- les o6cinas de la administr: :
ci6n de LA DEMocRAc1A, lnforma-
ran,
Juan Sierra, limpiabotas, fu&
condenado hoy q diez dfas de arres-
to por agresidn a otro compaherc
de ofcio.
-Brfgida Ramos Rodriguez,
natural de Manati, ha ingresado er
el Hospital cuarentenarlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
NOT|C|AS De ESPANA
Cuatro parricidios. >>Muerte del
General Despujols~>Querol'

RIGA esp no'a. No hace mucho item
po su polnbre que do victorioso er
los Con ursoS internaciona.es de Bo-
lognesi, en- Lima y de Garibaldi,
en- Montevldeo, a los que llev6 obrss
adnirablss. Ahora identico suce-
20 ha tenido ell Guayaquil (Ecna
DOR 81 gohierno de este pals,
deseoso de erigir un grandioso mo
numento a los aBenemeritos de Ia
pat'ia,O convoc6 a concurso q los
artistas de Espafla, Francia, Ale
mania & Italia, siendo favorecido
con el primer premlo el proyecto
presentado por nuestro gran artis
ia.
La obra, a juzgar por 10 que de
ella dice la preusa ecuatoriana, sera,
por su extraordinaria belleza y gran
J diosidad, la mas importante de Anne
rica. Su altura ascendera & Is me
tros, y su precio Sc eleva q la suma
de 400 600 frances, siendo de cuenta
dc la comisi6n todos los gastos de
trasporte y colocaci6n del monu.
mento, que debera entregar Qnerol
en- TN puerto espaiiol q cambio de
la mencionada cantidad.
La resonancia de este triuafo
ha sido inmensa en- aquellos paises,
donde, con tai motive, Sc pone muy
alto el nombre del ilustre maestro
y, en- general, del Arte espailol.
Is de advertlr que al concurst
asistieron numerosos { insignes es
. cultores extranjeros, contandoselen
tire los derrotados por Querol artis
tas tan afamadps como Dubois, au
4 tor del celebre grupo de pardcno
J Paul Auban, medalla de honor Il
: el Salon; Paul Gay, Demoriani ,
i otros de renombre europeo.
81 rey ha concedido la cru
del Merito Naval al practice que S
+ aIroi6 al aqua en- el muelle de Bal
celona y salvo a dos sefioras gu
estaban en- un bote que volc6 al er
a trar don Alfonso en- asuas de la c.
y pital barcelonesa q bordo del trai
satlantlco aCatalufla.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

Dicen de Benav nte que en- el
cercano pueblo dc Frlera de Val
verde, el vecino Cayetano Luis di6
muerte a dos hijas de diecisie
te y trece afios y a dos hijos de
cnatro y tres.
Atrib1yense estos crilnenes in
conceblbles un aoceso de enage.
naci6n mental Ell su autor.
El veciudario aterrorizado no
pudo apoderarse del criminal.
Un vecino que intent6 prender
lie, estuvo a punto de morir a ma
nos del parricida.
FL juzgado de Alcafiices en-
tiende en- el hotroroso crimen.
En- la fnca Vallisa de Cor
della-Valencia -falleci6 en- la ma
drugada del 18 de octubre el gene
raj Despujols, q consecuencia de un
derrame seroso.
Pertenecia el f1ado a una Illus
tire familia catalaua; era hijo de los
marqueses de Palmerola, condes de
Fonollar. Nacio en- Barcelona el
II de MARIO de 1884.
En- diciembre de 1889 ingrest
en- la Academia de Estado Mayor
y tres aflos mas tarde fue promovi
do 4 subteniente. En- la guerra d.
Africa Sc distingui6 notablemente
y gan6 Ell empleo de comandante J
la cruz de San Fernando. Despue
tom6 parte en- la prlmera guerra d.
Cuba.
En- 1875 assemble q tenient
general y desde esta fecha desem
peh6 importante cargos militares
siendo captain general de Castill
la Nueva, Puerto Rico, (1881- 81
Fllipinas y Cataluiia. En- todos es
tos cargos dej6 grato recuerdo de 5
honorabilidad, su cello y su intell
gencia.
En- la actualidad era senade
: por derecho propio.
Descarse en- paz.
-Agustfn Querol, el artist
insigne { infatigable, acaba de ol
tener un nuevo triunfo en- la AmO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
TRIBUNAL SUPR[ 40
Sef1a1amientos dc ape
laciones de variOs
pleitos civiles.
MES De DlCIEMBRE
MES De DICIEMBRE
Pleitos por incumpllmiento
de contrato, cobro de dr e.
70, division de bienes.

Martes 3.-La Liga de Pre-
pietarios de fncas urbanas contra
el ayuntamiento de San Juan; 11t'
lidad de dos disposiciones de una
ordenanza municipal.
Microbes d SUCCESSION Clprian
Blondet y otros contra Fantauzzi
Hermanos, reivindicaci6n de la
propiedad otros extremes.
:Juevss 5.-Juan Arruza y
Urrutia contra Alejandrina Laugier
y Acosta y otros, incumplimiento
de contrato { indemnizacl6n de
perjuicios.
Viernes 6.-Severino Lecaroz
{ Inciburu y otros contra Manuel
de Jesds Gonzalez y Perez, reinvin.
dicaci6n y nulidad de inscripciones.
Martes 10. Succession de Josefa
Jimenez Sicard6 contra Antonio y
Fernando Ahumada, cobro de d.
nero y otros extremes.
Microbes II. Jose Ilerio Ca
raballo contra Eulalia Rios y Al
varez, divorcio.
Jueves 12.-Adrian Agostc
Abadia contra el administrator ju
dicial de los bienes del abintestatc
de Elisa Kortrinht, cobro de pesos
Vierues 13.-Francisca Garcf'
Macias contra Nicolasa Calder6n
otros, Declaratoria de dominic
oposici6n al mismo.
Martes Angel Siena
Cuebas contra Nicolas Rodrigue
Astray, nulidad y division d
bienes.
Microbes 10. Juan R, Sos
contra :sThe American Rallroa'
Company Of Porto-Rico, indemni
xaci6n de daiios y perjuicios.
1ueves 18. Ricardo Ortiz Rio
contra Trinidad Molina Moreno
divorcio.
Viernes 20. = Pedro Jlmene
Sicard6 contra Manuel Dfaz Canejs
dohos y perjuicios por libelo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
CUR|OSA PROFEC|A
Ell fOndo del rlnr desde
las Islas Virgenes
q PuertO-RicO.
ESUBEiRAPl PlOAM ENTE
! lPuerto.Rico parte.'de una
una nueva atlantlca? ?-Ob.
servaciones autorizadas.

81 professor Leuormand, en-.
cargado por el Goblerno frances
d~l estudlo de los fen6menos geo
l6gicoS que Sc derivau oe las erup
clones del Monte Pelee, inform 8
que Fl fon1o del mar, en- la parte
uordeste de las Autillas, principal.
mente en- uua lfnea que Sc extiende
desde las islas ViIgenes hasta Puer-
to Rico, va subiendo rapidamente
a raz6n, de 50 centimetros, termi
10 medic al afio, segun las obser-
vaciones que ha podido practicar
en- 19o3y 1904, pero que puede
afrmarse con bastante seguridad,
que hay parajes que han ascend.
do mas de Glen metros durante Ia
primera erupcl6n de aquel vclcan.
Estas observaciones vienen q
corroborar las a6rmaciones que tn
1891 hiciera Arago, de que la cor
dillera Sc eleva rapidamente, como
10 demuestra el menor fondo de-
mar, Observable por muchos mari
nos y el aumento del frio en- la!
montaiias de Las Antillas, por efec
to de su mayor altura.
Tambien el Amman Raleigl
de la armada inglesa, informaba Ell
} IS48 al Almirantazgo, que era no
table el levantamlento del fondt
del mar, en- el espacio comprendi
do entire Puerto Rico, Islas Virge
mes, Aguils, San Martin y Sant
Cruz.
! Oplna Lenormand que est
! novimlento puede ser lento y ne
cesitar muchos slglos para levan
z tar el fondo del mar en- estos para
e jes, hasta rebosar su nivel y cons
: tituir con la isla de Puerto Ric
e una nueva At!antica; pero agreg
que no selia dificil que el dh m
l. nos pensado, una nueva sacudlc
l. hlciera .surgir de improvlso e>
nuevas tierras, y pudiera nuestra 6
neraci6n yer uu fen6meno que $
10 el hombre prehist6rico ha pod
; do tai vez contemplar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
AvisO a los rnaestros

Vacante la escuela rural de nu.-
va creaci6n en- el barrio aRio Lajasa
de esta municipalidad, Sc avisa los
aspirantes para que envien sus So
licitudes al presidente de la Junta Es-
collar en- el termino de 10 dissa coutar
desde "a fecha. Acompafa' an & la
solicitud el nGmero del certifcado y
la nota obtenida en- el examen de in
& es. Toa-a ia. II lie noviembre de
Ioo7.-PABLo N oRALEs CABRERA,
Tresidente de la Junta Esco'ar ga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
+. MATAGlU
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA,

.OCULIsTA. .-E.mEdlco au'
xiliar de Ia Clfnica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el: Hospi'
tai de Ia Santa Cruzsde Bar
celona. Consultorio1 o1exclusiyt
para afecciones de los oios
Tetuan 81, (cerca. del. Tea
tro.) u Horas de consulta
De GAIA de Ia mahana. =
Gratis 4 los. .pobres, de 8 4
de Ia maiiana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
DIR. JacintO Zaratt

Medicina.-Ciruiia.- -Enfermedades de nnos. Parto
OcuLIsrA della Cinica Oftalmoogca del SHotel.Deu d
Paris. Consultas de p m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo lLu
IA 1927
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
SEVENDE

Una caldera uultibuiar de 10 PIES
de largo por 6 de ancho, con "a tutos
de 4 pulgadas y solo dos coeechas de
uso,
Una mAquina horizontal, compile
ia, con dos clasl6cAdores, capaz para
uoler 1000 galoues de guArapO en- -
horas. Para iniormea, dirfjanse 4 ]
PRHKDo, FaiaTdf' 3o-25.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

-Adolfo Lastre y Jose Calan.
DIRE, fueron detenidos por iifia.
La policia detuvo de aver q
hoy a rs indiViduos por intraccion
q las ordenanzas municipales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

mingo Cepeda, porque en- union de
otros estuvo en- una tienda, pidi6
unos efectos y desapareci6 con ellos
sin pagarlos. El juez municipal lie
impuso E meses de arresto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16
Colonia Especial
lIcsIdia fs h, PIsdras

En- poder de Higinio Torres Sc en4
cuentrs depositsda una yegua color ruciS
blanco, espaldAda, de seis cuartas alzada,
pobre de crimes J como de cineo afios de
edad, traidA al deposito municipal en- con.
cepto de aparecidA. 10 que o hac6
.p1hlico para general conoCimiento ios
sfeeios del aTticplo Sea del c6digo cISli,
go g plsdraS sspsisnh5s 2 as 'sos.-luAa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-16

WaEn esta imprenta Sc nece
sitan buenos vendedores para el
peri6dico.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
coRkReLL AND WIFE SEPARATE

ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Robert c. Hogan, formerly of Webster Groves, ROW Ewing in Baltimore, issued a signed statement today. according to dispatches, regarding the reports from London that his daughters hus- band. Ephriam Breyard Cockrell, third son of the former senator from Missouri, was travelling in Europe with a woman whom he introduced as his wife and had appealed to the Ameri- can embassy in London for financial aid.
 MT. Hogan's statement reveals the separation of Cockreil and his young wife, and for the first time makes public the unhappy ending of TO- nance, which began in 1903 when Cockrell and Miss Hazel Hogan eloped. Mrs. Cockrell is now with her father.
 The woman Cockrell has been travel ing with as his wife, Hogan says, is Mrs. Summers, an importer. and that he has notified English and Euro pean consulates of the fraud. Dis patches to St. Louis state that Cock relIs brother in Washington reluct antiy admitted that Ephriam was SOW ing his wild oats
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
BRYAN IS HAILED
 AS LEADER IF DEMOCRACY
At JeffefSonian Banquet h , New York Various Guests
 laud Great Commoner-He
 Replies ModeSty,

If NEW YORK. April 17.--With Will liam J. Bryan, as the chief attraction the democracy of Brooklyn tonight in observance of the birth of Thomas Jefferson engaged in a demonstra- ton. The function was the usual dinner of the Brooklyn Democratic Clubs. Bryan gave a discourse on the subject of Thomas Jefferson"
 Ex-Governor Tyler of Virginia said the people of the South are practi- cally united for Bryan and the men. ton of his name was as potent in flashing the magic spell of enthu- siasm as it was in '96. a
 The message from the southern Democracy was delivered by Repre- sentative Ollie James of Kentucky, who hailed Bryan as one of the Pio- neers of the Democratic party and added: "The Southern Democracy to- night gathers about William J. Bryan. The Democracy of all Dixie proclaims that it wants Bryan to lead in the next great fight
 Governor Warfield of Maryland. said the Democrats of that section continued to support Bryan and that the south was for Bryan for the next presidential nominee.
 Bryan said his sole desire was that the Democratic party should enter the next campaign with the strongest Democratic strength it could find in order to bring out triumphant votes. It was not necessary for him, he thought, to be a candidate for any of. flee as 1t was joy enough for him in private life, provided he could get his ideas put into operation.
 When I see so many Democratic principles put into operation by a Republican president" he said, 'I can imagine what joy il would be to have those principles carried out by a Democratic president. At some time in the future I shall decide what my place is to be in the next campaign. But I want to say that it will take the rest of my life to get even with the people of this country for favors I Inhave already received"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
COUNTY OWES BIG BILL ID REFORM
 SCHOOL
Board of Supervisors Do Not Look Kindly on Per Diem Items in Bill, and Say ''Show US.p
Special to Revlew.l

TOMBSTONE, April 17.-Saperin- tendeut J. F. Mahoney, of the Terri torial Industrial School, has filed the usual quarterly bill against the county for the care of the boys from this county now confined in that institu- tion. His bill is for the months of January, February and March. During the month of January there were seven boys from Coehise county there part of the month, one of the boys named Burns being released on parole The amount per diem charged to the county for their care was at the rate of 39 cents. For February the charge was at the rate of 37 cents per day for She following boys: Romero, Leon, McDill, White, John and Robert Ora ham. In March the per diem was 42 cents per day and another boy named Ballard added to the list.
 The demand of Superintendent Ma honey shows a balance against the county of S1116.67 over which there is some difficulty between the Board of Supervisors and the superintendent of the school. The Board of Supervisors refuses to pay for the per diem of those who were not committed to that institution by the order duly signed by the chairman of the Board of Su- pervisors.r Ever since tba school was started and when F. R. O'Brien was in charge there has been trouble between the board and the management over the amount charged against the coun- ty. and the same trouble has been had with every superintendent in charge since that time. The law regarding the payment of claims is rather con f1icting one and allows for the dis crepancies that are now existing. The demand of the superintendent is held up and will not be paid by the board until the demand is made out in ac- cordance with the statutes as inter- Dreted by the board, which is backed bv the opinions of the various district attorneys that have been in office dur ing the past few years since the school was started. Superintendent Mahoney threatens to take the matter uD to the Board of Control, and it would be a wise move if he did. as the matter might then be definitely settled and future trorlle aVeTted.
 It is not the intention of the Board of Supervisors of Cochise county to try and keep the Industrial School from any funds that legally belong to it, but at the same time they do not want to be charged with paying out county founds without being certain that they have a right to do so and afterward be sued for the amount so allowed.
 Up the Canyon. down the Canyon, help J. E. T. get the franchise. (AdT:j
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
DEFENDS POLICY OF EXPANSION

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April IT, The policy of the government in ac- quiring possessions beyond the seas was defended by Charles Emory Smith, ex-postmaster general, in an addres at Yale Univerity tonight. MT. Smith referred to the expansion of the country until it reached from coast to coast, and at Iengtn ucoK in territory outside the continent He said.
 We want the sea and the sea foot holds for commercial communication. We require outposts along the lines of commercial outlets for the sur. plus of producing power which sur, passes anything the world ever hrs seen, and which should lead at nc distant day to undisYuted commercial supremacy"
 MT. Smith said the country since it's acquisition of the Philippines oc cupied a new place in world politics He delared the Filipinos were enjoy ing benefits such as they never pos sesscd prior to American occupancy
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
EXPLORERS TURNING. n
 ID THE SOUTH POLE
Millionaire Aregentinan Will Make Try for Worlds
 SouthemmoSt Point

NEW YORK. APriI 17-While Peary is making still another dash for the north pole, the south pole will not be neglected this summer
 A few Englishman were down last year looking over the Antarctic ice which, if it ever cracks up, scientists believe, will cause another ice age up this way and now Bon Philippe Bevrier is going to make a dash for the center of this enormous southern field.
 Don Philippe comes from Buenos Ayres and is reported to be worth mil lions which he made exporting cattle rom the plains of Argentine. These millions he purposes to spend in reach ing the south pole.
 The krgentinan, who is now in this city to have a chat with Peary and that other pole-seeEer, Walter We'll man, purposes going from Buenos Ayres to Victoria Land, where he will establish his headquarters. At this most southerly end of the most south ern known land. he will pitch his camp with 400 Eskimo dogs and par ty which will include three young American engineers from the univer- sity of Wisconsin. Provisions sufi- cient for two years will be stored here and stout huts will be built.
 Mir Bevrier does not anticipate many difficulties in reaching the south pole. because there is no such thing as broken ice or open water. as is the case at the north pole, but solid continents of ice that has known TO change for ages.
 The cold of the Antarctic winter is not so intense, he believes, as n the Arctic region, and there are no great atmospheric disturbances.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
DICK TO AID FoRAKER IN FIGHT
Will Go to ohio to Assist Colleague
 in war CIT Taft.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 17.-Sen' ator Dick is coming to Ohio to assist his colleague. Senator FOraker, in his campaign against Secretary Taft and the Roosevelt Republicans of the state Q.
 Dick has been in long distance tele' phone communication with roraKel and members of the state organfza' tion here during the last few days and it is expected active work upon the part Of the senatorial alliance will be begun next week
 Taft supporters expect the records of the Republican state committee will be used against them. These are in the hands of Dick and contain a complete list of the county chairman as well as the card index system used in raising money.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
THOMPSON WILL BE
 READY AT MAY MEETING
Street Railway Promoter Is Rushing Preliminary Work
 to Submit Specifications.

From MT. Jesse Yoakum, manager of the J. E. Thompson interests. in this city. it is learned that MT. Thompson will in all probability be ready to go before the regular May meeting of Bisbee's city council and present lis street. railway franchise In detail.
 Every effort is being made to get through with the preliminary survey and drafting said MT. Yoakum last evening, 'and MT. Thompson -is ex- pected in the city daily to look after some of the details which need his attention"
 Surveyors McNeish and Jorgensen are both working assiduously on the surveys and maps of the proposed railway and estimates of cost are be- ing forwarded to Thompson daily to aid him in making up his specified tions on which will be based his offer to the ctiy when the matter comes before the council in its finality.
 Thompson's proposed line will, if permitted. reach from Lowell through the city to Upper Tombstone Canyon. As stumbling block in its way, the Warren street railway asks for a franchise and has already been before the council to request that their prop osition be put to vote of the residents of the city. Each of the petitioning companies, would, if pos sible utilize Naco road, the main ar tary leading out of the city in an easterly direction.
 Mir. Thompson was expected to ar rive in Bisbee last night, but failed to put in an appearance. He may 4eache herd from Cananea today when further word from his company may be expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-18
PLAN FOR A STREET GAR souAD
St. Louisans Want "cops" 10 MsKe Company Maintain Good service

ST. LOUIS. April Tiff plans ap- proved by the Affiliated Business Mems Association materiaize St Louis wi soon have a street car squad, just the same as it now has the "gambing squad" and other squads of policemen for specified du- ties. The duty of the squad as outlined by Charle F. Ziebold, chairman of the affiliated associations would he to see that the United Railways did not ex- ceed the speed limit, that the cars run on schedule time as to number passing a given point, as required in their franchise, and other. matters pertaining to the betterment of the servics. Some time ago sub-conl. mittee of the association was chosen with the object to devise ways and means to prosecute any infraction of the law.