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The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
Men Who Do Work for the Love of Serving Their [
SUIT FOR COAL LANDS
"e rroperty in Question Valued ai sooo'ooo-Twenty-nine Fraudu-
 lent Entries Alleoed.

Cheyenne, Wyo, June 26.-As A re suit or the interstate commerce com. mission hearing in this city and Salt Lake ana the subsequent investigation Dy the department of justice of the onited States, a suit in equity was fiied in the United States circuit court here Monday afternoon by the united States government against the union Pacific railroad company: the Union Pacific Coal company; the su. perior Coal company: Wm. D Cornish of New Jersey, vice president of the union Pacific Railroad company and Dyer c. Clark, vice president and general manager of the Union Pacific Coal company and of the Superior Coal company. The charges said that 2s entries of coal land have been iraudulently made by individuals named for the use and in the interest or the defendants. This land is al. ieged to be worth about $6O0,0O0 and the bill in equity asks that the pat. ents on the land be cancelled. that an injunction be issued restraining the further working of this land by the defendants and that they be com. pelled to give an accounting of all the coal mined, produced or sold up- on this land
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
A NEBRASKA STORM.
Lincoln Property Was Damaged and Pleasure Resort Near the City
 Was Damaged.

Lincoln, Neb., June 26-Following a day of intense heat and great hu- midity, a storm of wind. rain and hail descended on Lincoln and vicin- ity shortly before s o'clock Monday night The wind, which was straight away from the west, was of enough violence to partly demolish one two story brick building in the business enter, A number of plate glass win dows were demolished in store fronts and goods damaged. Trees were lev eled and small outbuildings were wrecked At Capital Beach, pleas. ure resort damage estimated at SIP. 900 was done, and people at the re. sort were given a bad scare. The theater building. lightly constructed 'rame structure, was blown down, the roof falling upon and partly wrecking ! restaurant building and high diving platform. One man was slightly in- ,ured by being struck by a corner of the roof.
 Telephone lines in Lincoln were all put out of commission, and there was DO communication by telephone with outside points.
 The storm was severe west .cnd
 orth of Lincoln beng espeo iaily vio- ant at points in York county.
 At Gresham hail fell in quantities
 ollowing the wind, and wheat and
 ye was pounded into the ground
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
MORE REV ARD FOR
 BANK ROBBERS
Governor PindalI Adds S200 for Ap- prehension of Each, Making a Total of S400 < Wimberley
 Out on Bond.

In response to message sen to Acting Governor Pindall Mon day L. C. Acruman received reply Tuesday as follows:
 II have today offered reward of $20O each for the arrest ano conviction of the Black Springs bank robbers"
 This with the S100 offered by both the bank and the insurance company makes a total reward oi S400 for the capture and couyic- tion each of these men.
 Think Have Robbers Located. s. E. Biggs, Scott county farmer, came into Mena early Tuesday with a message from officers in pursuit of the Garden brothers to the effect that it is believed they have the alleged bank robbers are located iu the Fourche mountains near the head of Irons Fork, and the officers now want help to enable them to sur. round the fugitives.
 MT. Riggs and ccaipanion had rather exciting experience with the posse of officers las, night. They were riding horse. back during the night to avoid he heat of the day. While com ing through Foren Gap they were suddenly surrounded by a strong force of armed men and held up for identification.
 When it was found that the travellers, were not the Garden 'oys the guns were lowered ano hey were asked by Deputy Sheriff Dan Walls of Red Bird, who wa. in charge of this posse, to come ,n to Meua and tell the officer. lere that they had tracked tn; Gardens into the Fousche noun aims near the head of Irons Fork md that they needed belp to sur round the men.
 There are two posses in thu nunt now, one in Foren Gap aud he other near the head of Mil ;reek. They wish to have Sher if T. NJ. Center of Scott coun y come in with posse from tho north, when it is believed they ,an capture the brothers befor they can get out of this section.
 Bota V. Garden, brother of the Garden boys who are supposed 10 have been implicated in tht Black Springs bank robbery, wal in Mena Tuesday, but states that he knows no more of the robbery than he has read in the papers.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
Fellow Men Are Worthy of Sho
WATER COMPANY SUED FOR LOSS,
Asked to Fay si2.l00 Because of Poor
 Water Supply.

Texarkans, Ark, June 25 - W. c. Hardin and Jesse Roberts yesterday filed suit against the Texarkana Water Company for the sum of SIP, 100 claimed by them as damages for failure of the Water Company to furnish a proper supply of water at fre which destroyed the Grand Gen. tral Hotel in March, l906, togeth. CT with all its contents. MT. Hardin was the owner of the ho- tel which he valued at Sl0,000. and Mir. Roberts as the lessee of the premises estimates his loss a, $2,100. Neither carried any in surance, hence sustained total loss,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
Released on ss.00o Bond.

A long distance telephone message to The Star from Black Springs says that Frank Vim berley, who was arrested last Sunday on the charge of being one of the men who robbed the Caddo Valley bank at Black Springs, has been released on $5, 900 bond.
 When captured by the officers Wimberley was taken at once to ldt. Ida, where his preliminary examination was to have been held Tuesday. He, however, waived preliminary trial and his bond was set at S5, 900, which was furnished.
 fFor Details of the Robbery See Page 5l.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
No Change at San Francisco.

San Francisco. June 26.-GeneFal Superintendent Storer of the Postal Telegraph Company said Tuesday that the strike situation was un- changed. Quite "a .punRsr of opera tors were at work. and business is being handled without serious delay.
 conditfdhs' in odrr offiee' are better nan lit any tlnie since the strike be- san.' said sifpt. Al IT. May 'oi "the Western Union Telesraph Company Tuesday we Are handling au m creased volume of business ana nave added' to the number of operators. The outlook Is very encouragang.9 " Electrlcsi' Storm'at st. 'Loulss g
 St Joseph, Mo- June 'R6 1siueh damage was done 5n st Joseph and vicinity py asviolept ram and electri. ,al storm Monday night. Lightning stragk. the, resiS'gsegsg.. $ gsg...re z .s Aqhn " Dewey, and shoched eight WemhsFs of he famllysa, ,MTse.p Dewey isr rin eEstl' sag condition. x. saisss as4
 AHA. t~ 4tls
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
GOV. LITTLE'S CONDITION.

Greenwood, June 25.-Gov. Little did not rest as well as usual last night, possibly owing to the heat. but today he has been up a good deal of the time and has eaten with an appetite.
 A couple of new symptoms have develoasd today which may pos sibly indicate trouble later on if they continue. His feet are some. W that swollen and he has passsd blood from the kidneys.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
The oniy Oasis Left.

St. Louis, Mo-. June 24.--The Sun day saloon closing law was enforced in St Louis county. leaving Illinois towns across the river the only places where thirsty St. Louisans might go Thousands of people who have forme the habit of going to country towns to avoid the city's Sunday Hid" were dis appointed. East St. Louis, however, reaped a rich harvest, double headers being run on all east side suf rben lines to accomodate these flsFing to this last resort 0ala. a
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
churchmen Favor Peace.

The Hague, June 26.-The presi. dent of the peace conference M. Neli' doff. Tuesday received a deputation from Christian churches throughout the world, headed by Very Rev. Will liam Henry Fremantle. dean oi Ripon, who presented an address urging the conference to ensure peace, justice and humanity. The address was signed by all the leading churchmen of Great Britain except the Catholics who refused to partici- pate even indirectly in a conference to which the pope was net invited. Nine American Catholic bishops signed the address.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
A, EvsnaeIIss's Wife Dead.

Warsaw, Indiana, June 26.-Mrs. Wilbur Chapman, wife or the note0 presbyterian evangelist who haa hean at deaths door for the past few days from blood poisoning, died Tues day morning at 1:30 o'clock. Two weeks ago one or her limbs Eas amputated at the Epworth hospita at South Bend and she has been 1T a serious condition since, She wa @ years old <.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
LIahtnIna pamaaed Town.

uoodland, Kan, June 26.--Heavy rams, with lightning, swept over the sctlon from Norton to Philipsburg a' : o'clock Monday night, doing s'eat deal Of damage to farm build. 'nss Damage is reported by light. mug 10 the towns of Calvert, Athena, rfairie View and Stuttgart.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
Found Dead h Switch xara

.rbasSs,Vo' Mo, June 26. Frederick .esaa 'uaer an employee of the Chi- .,sy Alton, was found dead Mon
 Fss. night in the switch yards at
 Ba o. junction, mile east of here. .bsia iuently had been struck by a
 . w,s ne was 25 years old and left
 Widow and chnd,
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
Seven Dead in coIIapses ev,lolno

,on ~" York, June 26.-Seven per nal', as, SIX of them members of one asr iamily were killed early Tues tas ID the collapse of a ramshackle ms.st nt Tn the down town Italian aa''er' ssn Three other members of the mots iamily, including the father and 'nirre, are in a hospital. painfully
 'D'ei but will recover.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
KANSAS STORM DAMAGE
Seven Persons Injured and one Missing at Medicine Lodge,
 Barber County.
INDIAN TERRITORY WAS ALSO VISITED
Senator Long's Residence Slightly Damaged and New Home of His Secretary Was Demolished Glen Pool and Other OH Fields Sustain Loss of $5oo,ooo.

Wichita, Kan, June 25.-Seven persons were injured and one is missing as the result of tornadoes which visited Medicine Lodge, Bar, Der county, Sunday night.
 The injured: Mrs. May L. Lyle, ii ,inally injured; J. R. Mccoy, arm broken; Mrs. J. K Mccoy, ribs brok, en and injured on skull; Miss Mary Griffith, hurt internally; Mrs. Mor. ris, arm broken; MT and Mrs. ]. I, Saury, bruised Mrs. Lyle was the most serious injured. While seek ing shelter she was blown into the top of cottonwood tree and when found she was unconscious.
 Senator Longs residence was damaged slightly and the new home of Ralph Faxon, Senator Longs sec. retary, was demolished. Three dis. tinct tornadoes visited the town be- tween the hours of o'clock and II o'clock Sunday night They struck the town from the northwest and were accompanied by water that fell in torrents.
 The gypsum mill and Santa Fe railroad round house were among the buildings destroyed Leaves were blown from trees and posts and wires were torn down and twisted. The greater part of the damage Ns in the north part of the city. Mrs. Bell, an aged lady is missing. Re ports from the surrounding country continue to bring accounts of loss to property and injury to persons.
 Lincoln Center Kan. June s5- Saturday night a destructive hail storm formed about three miles southwest of this place and passed directly over the town in north easterly direction, continuing it's work of destruction for some seven or eight miles from here. The total area covered was about two miles wide and ten miles long, much wheat being totally destroyed and much more badly damaged. All windows not protected were broken out. Iron awnings were pierced as by bullets. It was the most severe hail storm this locality has experienced in years.
 Tulsa I. T., June 25.-A tornado swept over this section of Indian ter ritory early Sunday causing dam age to property estimated at nearly s500,00 The terrific electrical storm was accompanied by wind and the lightning struck oil tanks all over the mid-continent field. In Glenn pool near Tulsa, 50,000 barrel tank of the Quaker oil and Gas company the 100. 900 earthern storage tank Of victor oil and Gas company and dozen oth- CT small tanks were struck by light ming and Sunday night were still burn ing fieroely. Wm. s. Mowris, Of this city suffered the lass at Cooly Blur or nine 1600 barrel tanks and the stand ard oil company's tank farm at the same place was almost totally de stroyed Reports received from Ra' mona, Ochalata, Newata and other points tell awful stories of devasta' ton. Wind at various places unrooted houses. uprooted trees and unprece- dented fall of rain inundatS several villages. AS far as Is known no lives have been sacrificed, although many injuries resulted. The storm was most widestrpead known here in years Two houses in Tulsa were struck Dy ,,obtning and nartially destroyed.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
:. uI,,ourI Food inspector Named.

Columbia, Mo. June 2s.-R M wsshburn, state pure food commis, s,oner appointed D. A. Chapman oI warrensburg. a pure food inspector Monday. This leaves two inspector l to be appointed. One ot whom nus ha 8 chemist. .a a.s.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
WILSON IS AF TER COBURE|
Agricultural Department Experts Directed to Watch Kansas Re-
 ports for Errors.
CABINET OFFICER 6REATly STIRRED UF

iowan Is kettled Over a Couple Q. Jabs Given Him by the kansan- Hopes to Cripple Coburn's Fame AS An Authority on Agricultural Sub jects.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
FOR DEFENSE
|A,oruey Darrow, for Haywood, Out 1 lines What he Expects to Prove at Boise.
IF MINERS FEDERATION DEFENDED

r,,,.oo Lawyer Declared it an Indus. .,I,I Not a Murderous Organization
 Al Beneficial Association Trying to ,,ollft lts class-parrow's Sarcasm Caused Laughter in Court.
The Mena weekly star., 1907-06-27
'Ir YOU DO NOT

Get Your Paper pegularly and Promptly
 TELL US ABOUT IT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
POr able
!RVr0 ESPECIAL De IA CORR!POIDVCW "LA DENOCRuw UMOE
Ciudad de Lahore.
Abogado detenido'

New York, mayo 29, -Comunican de Lahore,
capital de Punisb-India-que ha sido detenido un
abogado indostanico que ejerce poderosa Influenza
en- sus compatriotas al cual Sc considera como uno
de los mas tremendos enemigos de Ia domination
britannica en- la India. Ha sido uno de los organi-
zadores de la actual rebellion, dstinguiendose por
su extaordinaria actividad la audacia conque ha
realizado los planes que han puesto en- conmoc6n
todo el pals indostanico. Dicho abogado fue dete
nido al intentar sar de Lahore para Ia capital del
Jap6n Sc lie encontraron documentos en- los cua-
les solcitsba, por sncargo exprsso de una asambea
rsvolucionario, el apoyo del Mikado psra conbatir
la doninaci6n inglesa Este suceso cause efecto
sensational en- Calcutta, en- donde es muy sonocido
el personaje preso. Hay stras personas de noto-
riedad que aparecen complicadas cree que los re-
volucsnarios indostanicos reciberon apoyo de agdn
poder extranjero al declararse en- rebeldfa smulta
neamente bien apertrechados agunos, en- varios dis
%.s%ao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
Frontera mexicana.
80 mil combatientes,

Ciudad de Mexico, mayo 29.-Las tropas van
siendo rapdamente movilizadas. Sc cree que mas
de 10000 individuos de tropa serau puestos en- la
frontera. De todos los Estados reclbense despa-
chos en- el Dstrito Federal, aprobando en- absolute
la actitud del gobierno con Guatemala, FL cores
ponsal del Mew York KrSld, en- esta ciudad, in
dica Ell dicho peri6dico 10 que va Sc aseguraba en
los cfrculos polfticos de esta capital este es que
Cabrera tram6 una confabulaci6n en- contra de el
mismo, para, de ese modo, congraciarse con gran
parte de la opinion de SUI pals, hosti la polltica
dictatorial que Sc ha impantado en- Guatemala. Su
prop6sito-a6rma el corresponsal-era atraerse las
simpatias populares, de igual modo que la con-
fanza de los extrangeros, al poner en- libertad a
los detenidos despu@s de condenados la Ultima
pena. Su iutenci6n de aparecer magnanimo ante
el pueblo guatemalteco, segdn Ell referido cores
pousal, ha fracasado, pues todo fue descubierto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29

miento y aggression grave; y Rafael
Lopez Vega, por seduction.
Sc encuentran enfermas, ata-
cadas de agrippe0, la senora y la
nifia de don Enrique Hernandez,
Superintendent de examenes del
Departamento de Edueaci6n.
Sc encuentra en- este puerto,
reparando sus maquinas, el vapor
guarda costa n1mero 3, de la adua-
ma de Santo Domingo, cuyo captain
es Mr.. Troop. Es una embarcaci6n
de 80 pies de largo, de..maquina de
gasolina y de Tin ardar de IS millas
por bora. Tiene un canon de tiro
1ipido en- proa y una ametralladora
en- popa.
-Ayer sali6 para Gurabo, don
de establecera una botica, el j6ven
farmaceutico don Manuel MARTINEZ
amigo y correligionario nuestro.
Sc han iAscrito en- el Regis
tro Civil los nacinisntos de Justina
Mendez Muriel, Carmen Ma Cor.
tks, Juana A. Rojas, Concepci6r
Cancel Martinez, Carmen Mari'
Anselma Ortiz y Ramirez, Dionisil
castro Agosto y Ambrosio Rivera
y las defunciones de George Eduarc
Spavsn, Manuel Gil de Taboada
Tomas Lopez Cruz, Braulio Cecili
Padilla, Carmito Diaz Flores y Rc
fael R. Power Ance1.
Hoy lego 4 esta ciudad e
asuntos ofciales el captain Tallada
de la policia insular, que prest
servicio en- Arecibo.
La Compafia c. del Reg
mienio de Puerto Rico prepara F;
ra mafiana un pequefo banque
= con motive de la solemnidad d
p" dia.
/ "A los propietarios de hnc
urbanas de la carretera y parte nor
n de Puerta de Terra, les ha cxtr
Ie hado que en- el pliego de condici
/ nes para las obras de alcantarilla
r. no Sc incluye la construction
te una alcantarilla para el arrastre
a. las aguas negras de las casas sit
N en- ese lugar del barrio.
Han sido recluidos en- sun
a. ria, en- la carcel de MayagIez, n
o; nuel Ortiz, de Ahasco. pos ate
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
OTRA Y VAN C|ENTO
Inexactitudes cometi-
das por "El TEMPO" "
contra e1ConsO1idado
URRvTIA POR MARTINEZ
El selor Mascara no susti-
tituye al 'senor Urrutia.
Omnisciencia <aIdeana.N
URRUTIA POR MARTINEZ

Ell TEMPO de aver tarde, cor-
sagra una columna a comentar la
sustitucion de un farmaceutico, el
seiior Urrutia, en- la plaza de ms
pector de alimentos, por el seiior
Mascara, que no es farmacetico,
aunque 81 es persona de muy clara
inteligencia y de gran rectitud de
caracter.
Ell TEMPO Sc equivoca una
vez mas. FL seiior Mascara no sus-
tituye al senor Urrutia: este honor
corresponds al distinguishing IL
cenciado en- farmacia don Candido
Martinez Rosell6, cuya capacidad
cientifca y cuya honorabilidad per-
sonal no pueden discutirse por 10
notorias y evidentes.
Tampoco era faciI que el sehor
Mascara sustituyese al sefior Urru-
tia, por la seucilla razon de que este
cesara dentro de pocos dlas y Ia
plaza que a Mascara Sc destina per,
tenece al presupuesto pr6ximo, 6 sea
al lque empieza a regir ell 1? de Julio
va We Ell TEMPO esta inexac
titud. ST gusta, rectifiquela. \
sin6, ya ell p1blico Sc encargara d
rectifcarla.
Por 10 deinas, bien sabemos qu
no hay ninguno bueno para el sen
til colega entire los empleados gu
nombra el seiior Acufia. Todos So
torpes, ignorantes, inexpertos, etc
etc. En- Puerto Rico solo va que
dando TN hombre aptO, capaz, d
ligentlsimo; el sehor Aldea Nazaric
que ha puesto fabrica de BoNBC
!, pRoP1os en- Ia redacci6n de f
TIEMPo,
Lo mejor seria nombrarle OF
. cinista universal y que el Sc Ell
cargara del pals con sus alientos
., sus energias auto-laudadas; con s
dominic absolute de todas las r
mas del saber.
~ Es axiomatico; no hay otro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
IN IOEN1E TlAGI-!OMICO

Con motive delo que decfamos
en- el suelto que con este epigrafre
publicamos no hace ruucho, nos
place comunicar que, practicadas las
averiguaciones del case por el pa
DIRE de la sefiorita de referencia, en-
union de su abogado, del Jefe de la
Policfa Insular y de los principaies
de la casa comercial 4 que aludia el
suelto, result6 que la dana cont
mental en- question fue sorprendida
por los calumniosoS informes de un
enemigo ap6crifo y oculto, y que
la mencionada sehorita, pertene
ciente a una distinguida familia de
San Juan, es del todo inocente }
siempre Sc hizo acreedora al respe
to y consideration de los iefes J
empleados de Ia casa comercial don
de trabaja, y en- la que continIa
con Ell beneplacito y la absolut;
con6anza de aquGllos, que sabel
reconocer y apreciar, en- cuanto va
len, tanto sus virtudes como su
meritos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
Mexico y Guatemala
E( conflicto en- pie

Washington, mayo 29.-Las demandas conte-
midas en- el alima7um del gobierno mexicano al pre-
sidente Estrada Cabrera, esperase aquf que sean
contestadas por este de manera satsfactoria. Este
gobierno hace esfuerzos por evitar Ia guerra entire
las dos repdblcas vecinas, el plazo dado por Me-
xico para Ia contestac6n de Guatemala Sc ha pro-
rrogado, pero sin que Sc confie mucho en- una sou-
c6n pacifca del conAicto dada la polftca del pre-
sdente Estrada, que los mexicanos acusan de falaz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29

81 dfa 7 del mes pr6ximo SAIL
drA en- excursion hacia Gu lyama,
el Hon. Gobernador Mr. Regis H.
Post.
Han empezado 4 regresar de
los Estados Unidos, con el fin de
pasar en- este pals las vacaciones,
varios i6venes estudiantes de leyes
y medicina.
-Nuestro muy estirnado amigo
don Marceliano Cabrera, su distin-
guida esposa y su pequeho be6<, va
restablecido de la operaci6n que Sc
le practieara en- la garganta, regre-
saron aver 4 su residencia de San
Sebastian.
-Ha regresado de SUI viaje a
los Estados Unidos el Inspector de
Escuelas de Bayam6n Mr. Wood.
Ell sabado reanudara sus ira
bajos la Corte Federal, dictando al
gunas resoluciones sobre asuntos
pendientes.
-Esta noche dara retreta er
la plaza principal la banda del Re
gimiento de Puerto Rico.
En- la session que celebrar:
mahana el Ayuntamiento Sc tratar'
probablements el asunto relaciona
do con el tftulo de hijo adoptivo d
San Juan, solicitado a favor del Sc
fior Fernadez Juncos.
-Esta tarde sc reunira la Jun
ia Central de la Union para reso,
yer varios Asuntos de Importance
-Seg1n informes, el ayunta
.wiento do Vega-baja ha aeordad
fijar una subvencion de ounce 90
lars mensuales al joven compatri'
ia nuestro don Arturo Santana NJ
ter, estudiante de medicina en- Il
Estados Unidos, que habia suspei
dido sus estudios por falta de +
cursos. Es digna de encomio
obra realiEada por ese concejo m
nicipal.
Los actualeS vagones de P
sageros del ferro-carril seran sus
mfdos en- breve por otros nuev
sistema sPultman & Sleeping Ca,
En- dichos vagones, ademss de
buen servicio de alumbrado, agui
inodoros, Sc montara un botiqr
con aquellOs medieamentOs mas !
...vios nara easos de nceidenfas,