davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-27
New Spring Models

Third floor. G st.
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Ell EDIFlClO MAS ALTO.

Va han pEs8sntado IoD arquitectOu con-
tTRtRdoD poE la companfS de RBegarOB "La
EquitAtiva'', de NnevA YOrF, los planes
para un edifeio nusvO On Of Bitio del pre-
Gents, On ls pREte inferior de Broadway,
que van & dejar Paquenitos 0l de 10 Sin
ger y Sl do lG Metr0po!itRD. Fate nuevc
edifcio tsndr6 900 pies de sIturs y cons
tar6 de 81 pisoB. La 6uics ostFuCtura
que Is IuperAT6 Ssr6 IA Tore Eiffs', , esta
no ss de niDgdn modo nm sdifcio de tf'
cinaH que tendE6 que guardaE l6Iidau pare
des. EI edif:iO principal, que ocuparG
todR una mangRDs, COnRtard de 81 piGoB, 6
Iea, 489 pies de Altur8, , SObTe sEtoB 20
levRntavG ana toFE0 de 2B piBOs que ter
minaE6 en- una CdpulO. Las fachadng ss'
ran de IadEilEo granite CON adornos de
taEracott0, eHtilo RsnaCimi0nt0. HabE6
treinta Ocho auCenBOrsI para paEajerOu,
OchO do lOI cuRlOB llegarGn hADtR Ia Gina
de IS tOYRo
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OEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
BUREAU BE OBRAS PUBLICAs.

San Juan, 2. r, Agosto "a de 1908 -
PrOposicioneB en- pliagoB oaEradon para Ta
a1judiCaci61 en- pdblica subaBta de Is
construction de 5 76 kil6metros mas me-
nos de Ia CaEFstsra Ddmero II, Sacci6n
Gales Rscodo, kms. 5. 81 al 8. so, ne admi
tir6n sn ests efeinB hssta Iau 10 q. m. del
dis "a dc .Agoato, 1908, en- que Bs abrir6n
pdblicamerts
El pEesupue5to apFoximado de Lar obras
aBcienda & $16,779.00.
TodoB los datoB naCesArios, impreaoa de
pFopoaiCioneaY contEatos inRtFuccionss 6
los poBtoF0a GO daF6n sn aBta cficina.
SaE6 condiei6n essnCisl del contrato que
sl cOntFatistP, & paFtir del Begundo mes
inclusive dol plgz1 para Ia termination de
IoB tFahsiog, ejtcnts Cada mea obEaa por
valoT na menoE de SIS 10000 mensuaIsg.
La administration ES reseEvA sl dsEscho
de EsChazaE eusIquisrR todaa les pFopo.
siCionsB y ds adjudicRE el contEato bSio
otEas condolences qas las de precio Bola.
msnts, PoE oFdsn del Cornisionado del
IgtsEioF, j. j. Jimtnes, superiDtsndents
de ObEaB Pdblicaa' .1S v. D.
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C0BGuFS0 para sl alumhfadn plbIi-
Co de Ia Giudad de Ponce, PR.

So invita- los pRFtiCulaFeH y Compa'
MAS de Puerto Rico J EltaaoH UnidoH
para qua pEsEsntsn EuB propcaioionea 81
Munieipio de eats ciudad anteB del dfa 10
de 0cubFa de 1908.
Sc EumistEarEn planes de lA eiudEd
tor que 10 Boiieitsn.
Datos Saperfsis AprO1imada. I34
hsCt6Feag,
DssarrOLEO Apreaimado de las GALES 81
kil6metroE
COnsignaei6n dispOnibLs de SIS 10000
6 25.000.00 anuhleH.
Hominaei6n afnimu. 10 f0eos de arca
valtaiooE do Ampariss: go lnmpaEaH in.
-oandsosntss 1877 Whites (pRgsds): 300 de
II buifsH'': 100 de 49,: 500 z 0O0
3ilsVstiss msnsusieB psTR los EditieioB
kdb.icos municipalsF.
Ss pr.fsFivsn las pFOpolieiOHsH que
oftszcan 81 mayor nGmeEo dc arcoB vel.
tSiCos con el fl ds supIimir, 4 ssr potibls,
tOdas las lampsrsB in,andescantgs de Lac
caller.
Debs indiCarss loH pEscioa unitRTiOE &c
las luCaH para que lR Ciadsd puedR Ru.
msntar ultarioTmeuts "a illumination cuan'
do 10 crsR coavenier t..
&AA& PA@N9aAGAu4SA EA6Gg4 #1aEAaG NAa4
Brbrs sl BuminiatTo de lucss msdiAnts uDR
msnHuhlidad sltipulRds, bisn aobrs Ia ina
lalRci6n de una plRnta E 6ctEica nueva
favor del munieipio absn6ndo anuaimsnts
intereEeB amoTtisRci6n del capital sm-
plsade, bisn Hobre otraH ba4ss distintaB que
90 le ocuTTan & los intsrsEsdoE, pero Bien.
pre- Gst6ndo entire los lfniteS de lR ahigra'
ci6n Rntss dichs.
Ell Concajo Municipal TesoIvsIS 10 mss
convsnisnto auB intsEtgss sntes del 81
de DiCiembrs de 19OS, no Aiu sDtes bEber
conVanido las condicionGs de datRllsB cou
sl particular Comps flfa agFaciada. Ea
te smpezRT6 nu contIato 81 1 de Junio de
1909, ser possible. CuslsBquisra aolsra'
oi6n qus 10 pida RutsH del Is do OctnbFs
de 1908 sara auministra6a & loB intsreHa'
dos poF el slcRlds de Is oiudad.
Bias c. SiIva.
q We. City. E1gr.
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40 OMINISTRACIONES ES
uniOniStas.
Ell muniCiPiO de CamuV CisHa su
pEsSupueStO con un S0bTante de
S240.40.
So NtendlN0R iOdss los surTIeIo8 ldbIIGUs J o.
0stlds slnItlTIO Do Il pnhIlsIdn fuB mDy
bgORe.

HsmOB FsCibido un ejemplaT del ''inf3K'
me" gus preBsnta nj Honorable gsbsrna'
dor do la iala al municipio de Camuy,
| RIcs de de squellR Ioeslidsd ssfior M.
Roman, con EaBpscto de lR liquidation del
pFsHupueato dsl pssGdo sflo 1907-1908.
El municipio eelsbT6 % BesioneB duran
to eI Fefsrido Gjercioio, votsndoas ~ oFda'
naUzas y entrs elias dos para Fsalizar un
GuticipO del gobisTn0 inBulaT, aBcsndsnts
81 500 con que Contribuir 10 c0nRtFuc-
ci6n de la CaETstsTa qus ha de dar mas
f6Cil communication & RquOllR GomRFca con
lR de AEecibo.
Sc repaFRFon tFozoa de caminoH vsci'
Males inviRtiendoHa en- estaa obgag S35293.
El ornate p6blico de ls poblaci6n me.
joT6 gFRndements y Hs conBtfuy0Ton mu'
ChAH CaHlB que hsrmOssan la parts urbRna
de ella.
El eBtado Banitario fac muy bueno el
doctor Vicsnts Rours, pudo dasplegaE eI
mayor celo obtenisndo los mejoEeE FeHul'
tadoB, Runqus jiEaTR dentro de an cfrculo
de psqut17B FecuFH0B.
Bn la casa RIcaldfa Be hicisTon meioFRs
RmpliRndo ell local con tres depaTtamsntoB
en- los que eat6n instaIadoH Ia sataci6n re-
legrGfica, ls junta de inatruCei6n al Re-
gistro Civil.
Sc hiCieFon tambisn EepaERCioneH ca el
matRdeEo , CaFniceFfa. DuTants 81 emo
90 FegistraFOn SO mRtFimonioa, hubo
mayor nGmsFo de nacimisntoH que dsfuu'
clones, asCendisndo aqusllos 251 estRs
& 175,
81 total de ipgrssos foe de $5 987 so
contra So. TAT 10 de egEesoF, do 10 que re-
aulta IN sobEants de $24O.4O, despuss de
cubieFtog todoE los geEvioioH do fguTar
1856 "a como cEe1itou iucrobable8 en- fa
voI de lR municipslidad.
Eu limpiezs y eBtracCi6n de basuVas "a
gAntREon $500 durRnts 81 aflo s2:6.05
en- rspRTRCi6n de GALES ? plaz2a. En-
alumbTado pdbIicn $32406.
So inBtalaFon nusvaa I6mparos de ga
HolinR para alumbFado pGblico, con IN
costo de $50.
En- BecoTFoU GnfsFmos pobres fa.ron
invsrtidoB $500 1886 eu medicinaF.
So organize 81 aEchivo municipal con un
gsstO de 500 y 90 invirti6 10 miuma Huma
en- 10 msnHura y piano de I0I caminos de
muuicipalidad.
En- el dstalls del p1sSupuGBto de irg'a'
SIS fgdFan $3.735.O7 por sl Q 81 poF u
do contribution HobFs lR pFopiadRd y
$414.99 por el 8 % de fGndoH d. cami'
nor.
Camuy di6 sl tTiunfo & ID union de P.
Rico en- laa eIscCionsB de do Noviembrs
de 1906, pOF l 405 votoH contra 1873.
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De Viaje.

En- sl vapoE que BaIi6 Gysr para Nueva
Yu k. embGTcaTon On viOjs 4 EBtAdoB Uni
dos, entire CtroB paBBjeEoI, Las dintir guidRH
dhmaB ueiioFau Sarah BsIavRl, j. M. Mo-
raloH, s. TsyloE~y N. F. PFsleot , Htfl1Ei'
toe NJ. A. PoEtelR, CArlotita Calleia, Ju'
dith r. Morales, eliza ' Antonia Arms
tropg, Sarah Nc LEne, Mary A. Hoban,
j Sind, N, Sanchez, Maria T. Morales.
.Tambi6n OmbaEc6 el C0misiOnadO de
Puerto Rico senior Tulio LAEEinGga, Ol Me-
yor Nc. InsyPe, eomiuiOnadO para 0l ARE.
glo de lol plaitoH de In igleniR y 81 GubTs'
Cratario de Estado Bacon.
A todoa dssssmos el mss folis viSje.
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BOARDING HOUSE.
CASA DE HUEsPEDEs PUERTO
RIQURNA EN- NUEvA YORK.

ACRbR de GBtablGCeTH6 nituRds en- Bitio
c6ntfiC0, en- Ol ndm. Al East 81, go2Rndo
de la quistud dc ls Cslle , de la cOmodi
dad que para eli tEafCo la ofrecsn las lfneAE
do tF&nvfRs e.6CtFicoB de Broadway, de
Guya REtsTia Bs eucu0ntFe media Cuadr0,
muY CsFCR de 10 cuaEtR Rvenida de 10
Gale % que CEuzB l8 CiudRd media cuA
dFR del famo8o Sob way 8 Bsa feEroCaPril
BubtsTESrea y & una CUadra del PaTqus
Madison. EdiiCi0 gEanda elegantO, hR
bitacioneB o6modaB , anpGbIsdaB con ex
quiBito gugto y gran lpjc; dc cato 90 hs
enCREgado una de las mljoEeB fabricRa do
musbles y alfombraH dc dichR ciudad. Co.
medor eBpl6adid0, HsrvidoB con OIpsCiRl
CuidadO y atsndidO psEIonalmsnta por al
duefi'. CoCinR eBpa hols J americana. Pre-
clos m6diCoB y Pxoslents tEaso y sorvicio.
Los hu6spedes pUsden gczaE de un gran
panoTRma que lea ofFeC0 81 mismo sdifoio.
Dsude BuB vsntanRB Bs domina una gran
pRrte de 10 Ciudad, dies minutes do loR
gFandeB teRtToB y de IaB fAmoBaB tisndaB
''siegel COop0E" y OtEaG no menoH lujOsaB,
q CinCo minutes de Broadway, donda est6
el FlatiEon Building, la famoSs planCha
que tanto llama lR atsnCi6n loB yiAisToH
= que Ee leVRntR magsBtu0Uam0nts cisn
mstTnB de lR nueva casa de hu6SpsdOa pueE
toEriquefa. EstR 90 la Caga guo mas ven.
tajaB ofreCe los pueEtoFEiqutfi9B % , latinos
en- general en- la gran mstE6poli. Pi8a Vd.
CuGntoB dates neCeaits, Ga duefio, Vic6nte
8AnjuIjO FFanquis, New Yolk, Al East,
% Street. 15v.R
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Los mas alagantes sBmhrerus
Bias c. Silva.
City. E1gr.

FL AcFoditado bszRr LAS Novs5aisa'
que en- la Gale de Fan Francisco ofFscs aI
pdblic0 IN mpgOfico suTtido de Cusnto
pueda degCaT Ia mas Eefnsda fantasia, sca'
bR de impOEtar indfsimos BombraEoB de
todsS foEmBF; psFo en- particular de Merry
WidOaC (viuda alegFe) Gus tanto furOr g.
tan hacisado an ksIados Uni1os Euro
pc. Las hay do todoE tsms nos pracioR
El BuTtido de eolumuRs isTroneH de m6T'
mol, objstoE de t2cador, psTfumeTfa, criBta'
lsRla y peTfamsFta japonEHR cuadroB, per-
Ce!auas, pTsndedoFsB, etc., ste, O. verdi.
dsrEmsnts seisctr. Todo pbjeto para So
floFEE, ssfioEitsH, EinlEy esbalisFes, de- TO-
dag IsE f,Ftunss, 20 encusntFan en- las
NevedRdeA" q prscioH los mfH convanian.
tsH
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LO que cuasta Ia ciudadaDfa.

On deUpacho de WanhiDgtOn dice que
en- 10 nuoelivO Costar6 mas hAceTBs ciuda'
dRno do loB EBtRdoB Unidog. El Con gre
90 vote una ley por ls CuRl Lon saCFeta rios
de loB tribunaIeB podV Gn cobFar 81 On
vGz do uno por recibiE aEchivar ana
declaration do intanCi6D; So en- vsz de 50
pOE pOneFla On sl regiatro, = So en- vez de
81 poE aBsntar lR 0Fdsn final conCediendo
lR ciudadRnfa.
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Distinguidos Visitantss.

Han satado On San Juan doH b0llaB =
diutiuguidaa uanoEitsg, ma de OsguaS ,
Otro dc Maysgti:z, psEo que ahoEa reside
en- Ponce. EFan las nsfl0Ritas MRrfa Ro'
dEfgueS de CaguRg y Maria Teresa Bac6.
que aCtuAImanta d08smpefiR IN cargo on
Il COFts do diatEitO do Ponce. Ambaa
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Sc VENDEN.-MsguiicOa AutOm6
vileB de vapOr White. .-Tssje & Puerto
Rice aeiB autom6ViIsa para eI BsEviCio de
passierog eutge San Juan , Ponce; peEo sn
Wits de que no neCenitO NADIA mas que
cuAtro, eatoy dispueato vsndsr l0a otEoB
dos & IN pEscio muy rsduCido COnlidsEan'
do aI valoF de dichRG maquinass-C. H.
NogtiH cIo SViggstt Bros, San joan.
7V.a
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V, MERINO & Co,
Apartado de correo 1919.

Teeono 1872 Apartado de correo oz6.
Cnante stena de BahOs ayabos nooo Fades Tubefa
fundido hiero
C PLoMERu.
Pnturas Immediate
Blanoo de zinc Franc pedad BlancO Ings DOs
Cgefa ana de tOdO los gusos ama1os Craa Pana Ia
Blanco
CEta Tragaluzes Mosades
Molduras
dO de Pap Ezary de diversd aos Lqudo
para limpiar muebles
Francisco SO. Juan P. r.
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COLEGlO De SAN PABLO
Gale del Santo Crssto, s a,s Juan P.

ONtG6 U6J NJ55tEO C9G8J0, 901 juan T. E.
Bnjo el patFocinio del IItme. gr. Obispo
y diTigido por IoB Hermanos de Las Egcua'
Ian CFistianaB, abrir6 su nuavo curse anco'
lar 81 die pEimero de sstiembre. OuruoI:
elemental, medic, acad6mico y Comercial,
So Rdmiten alumnog intsRnnu. me1io ia.
-tsRnoB y exEsEnoR I
PidaBs 81 pFoBpocso del Director. /
3Ov.G HsgmasO Blimomd # s. @.
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AL REOIBO DE SO onviamos &
vuslts de cOFRao un Eeloj Elgin gaERntiEa.
de pog dies amos, J pOE $40 romitimol uno
mRFas WaIEhan. = r. RsbTbGhR. San
Juan 2. R &P
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Ell FAMOSO AUTOM0VIL De VAPOR
" WHlTE" "

Ell de
IessenctG los de cualquiera abrica
sla aqua ofre mas cOmOdidades
equae
anar Pida caogos a de los crtdmene gauao "Whe"
.Agent Puerto Rico MARTIN co sweggeH Juan
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+. gAuNES COFRESI,

Constructor , contratista de obrsE. Ca.
lie del PaTqus, paEadA A. 3Ov.R
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Sc ALQUILA I'm sUpaciOuO local pro.
MO paFs aImaceD tisrdg con BituaCi6n
cantrica 90 lR mGjoF CslIs de San Juan.
DirijiEEs 81 P. o. Bex No. 911.-15V.E
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Caguas Tramway Company.
CAMBIO De ITINERARIO.

nsanoa de la prensa los eomercantes de San JUAN la
Compana ha decdido partr del da lG del correne
inerario del tren de la tardo entire Caguas Rio Pdras
sgue;
Salida de CBguas 43O p legada Rio Piedras m
" Rio Piedras G.30 p. m. llegada Caguas 7.3O D. M
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UN MIRADOR.-ss aIquiIa en- 10
mas ceotrico de sHta ciu8ad ssn Jea6 nd
nero II, muy spE0p6sito psFs poca fami'
lie. IoformRrEn en San jose ntmeEo 2,
Nj. MiFAbSl. 15v.G
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En- sats impFsnts 81 vsnds papai 90
p1ri6dioo Visio $500 los 46 kiIos ua)
g4intaLN
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HOTEL NAYFLBWERS
Grlsto 16..--San Inan.

Habitaeionea comodas Y frescas. Buena
mesa y tratO. Buenos bafios Servici0 -.
mdrado. PTe3iOa nl0diCos. l5Y.a.
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han Eogro1ado hoy Z aus RsgpectiVaa reli'
daneiaG' Qaa g Espitsn tan gEatas yisitat.
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Precipitation. OILS
YientO g las 900 q. NJ
IA Il
VientO maximO % Z
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Resultado hasta medic dfa de hoy
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q VE.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23
ART EXHIBIT
COMES TO CLOSE
After Tonight Best Art Show
Ever Held in the City Will
Be a Matter of History.
COMMUNICATION is DUE.
ART ASSOCIATION HAS
WORKED HARD TO MAKE THE
EVENT A SUccESs-oNLY ONE
COMPLAINT REGISTERED.

The twelfth annual exhibit of the
Richmond Art Association, comes to
close this evening The exhibit has
been one of the best ever collected in
the Middle West outside of a few of
the larger cities like Chicago, st. Louis.
Cincinnati and Indianapolis. AT the
exhibit about one hundred and twenty
five canvasses were hung and they in
Guided the works of some of the best
American and foreign artists, includ-
ing Ben Foster, Childe Hassam, Albert
l.. Groll F. Luis Mora. Robert Reid, T.
c. Steele, j. E. Bundy, Walter Mac
Even and others.
Of these canvasses perhaps the most
generally admired was the one purchas-
ed by the association with the Reid
Fund for the permanent collection.
This was the 'Hopi Mesa, Arizona" by
Albert l.. Groll.
Robert Reid, who was represented by
his beautiful Butterfly Net" is per-
haps one of the most gifted of Ameri-
can artists and decorators. He has
captured two Paris medals and several
American medals. but he is probobly
best known for his mural decorations
in the Library Of Congress, Washing
ton; the appellate court of New York
the state house at Boston, Mass, and
the church of the Paulist Fathers, New
York. His works are represented in
nearly all the prominent galleries of
the country.
The people of this city and adjacent
country have shown their appreciation
of the efforts of the Richmond Art as
ISOLATION in hanging the best works of
the great American and European art
it's. Hundreds of people have attend
ed the exhibit showing that the inter
est in art in this section of the country
has been educated up to high stand
ard through the efforts of the Rich
mond Art association.
Only one complaint has been made of
the exhibit by the local devotees of
art. This complaint has been made
on the ground that work of the Ameri-
can illustrators-the designers in
black and white-has been neglected.
Today the American school of illus
trating is regarded the best in the
world. This school is represented by
such masters of black and white as
Charles Dana Gibson, Harrison Fisher,
H. c. Christy, Frederick Remington
and others too numerous to mention.
This art, the critics complain, has been
developed to its highest standard in
this country and today American art is
best known the world over by the work
of the illustrators of this country. but
the Richmond art association has only
once displayed a satisfactory black
and white exhibit.
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"long Life to FiIipinos and
Death to Americans,
Document Says.
KATIPUNAN SIGNS 1T.
NOT FEARED THAT THE HIGHLY
INFLAMMAToRY ARTICLE WILL
CAUSE MUCH, IF ANY DAMAGE
IN THE INsuLAR POSSESSIONS.

Manila, June a3.-An inflammatory
anti-American circular has been issued
here anonymously and distributed. 1t
bears the cabalistic signs of the old
Katipunan society and denounces the
Americans, saying they have brought
tyranny instead of liberty. and that
their purpose is to rob and enslave the
Filipinos. II calls them shameless,
dishonest, drunken thieves. attacks the
morality of American women and &C
cuses the government of graft
Pending open revolution it urges a
campaign involving the assassination
of invading Americans. burning their
homes and killing their animals. II
concludes with the wish for a long
life to the Filipinos" and death to the
Americans"
1t is doubted IL the circular will be
productive of any serious results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23
Thinks IL Saved his Life.

Lester NJ. Nelson. of Naples, Maine,
says in a recent letter: Il have used
DR.. Kings New Discovery many years.
for coughs and colds, and l think 1t
saved my life. | have found it a reli-
able remedy for throat and lung com
plants, and would no more be without
a bottle than would be without food. u
For nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at the head Of throat and
lung remedies. AS a preventive OF
pneumonia, and healer of weak lungs
it has no equal. Sold under guarantee
at A G. Luken & Co. drug store soc
and 500. Trial bottle free.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23
BONI Is QUIET.
Lawyer Hints That Something May
be Doing.

Paris, June 23.-Mme. Anna Gould
and Prince Hehe de Sagan have left
Paris for England, where they will be
married. The couple will not again
return to France until the wedding
has taken place. George Gould and
his family are still in Paris.
The lawyer of Count Boni de Castel-
lane. the divorced husband of Nine.
Gould, announces that the count will
take no steps to bring about the trans
fer of the custody of the Castellane
children to himself until after the
marriage has been actually solemniz.
ed. The lawyer intimates that some
thing may occur to prevent the wed
ding.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23
PREPARES
TO MAKE DASH
Will Leave the First Week in
July for Another Effort
To Reach the Pole.
HAS BETTER CONDITIONS.
MISTAKES OF PAST TRIPS HAVE
BEEN REcTlFlED AND EVERY
THING is IN READINESS FOR
THE START-CAPTAlN SPEAKS.

New York, June 23.-Active work,
looking forward to the departure of
Commander Robert E. Peary, on the
ship Roosevelt. in an effort to discover
the North Pole, has begun under the
direction of Captain Bartlett, who put
his men to work getting the ship in or
der for the hazardous trip, which will
begin in the first week of July.
Commander Peary is now in the
Maine woods taking a rest before he
starts on the trip to the pole. He will
join the ship on the Newfoundland
coast and the voyage will really begin
at that point.
I'VE have many notable improve
ments in the Roosevelt this year."
said Captain Bartlett. The most i'm
portant is the Scotch salt water boil
ers. We were handicapped on the last
voyage because we could not carry
enough fresh water to make out the
trip. This time our tanks will only
be used for the drinking water we use.
and the sea water will suffice for the
boilers. This is an immense acquisi-
ton to our equipment, and it will, l be-
lieve. give us sufficient power to
reach the pole.
Besides this we have a new stern to
take the place of the one that was lost
during the previous trip, when we got
so near the pole and had to turn back.
The commander hopes that he will
only be out some fifteen months. We
will go TO the far North this summer.
and then wait for the first of the win
ter to be over, and as soon as the sun
begins to appear we will press our way
forward and make the dash for the
pole that you hear so much Of We
have an excellent crew of seasoned
men, our stores and dogs are we'll look.
ed after, and there is every hope that
we shall come home with time with the
pole on board
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23
NINE NEGROES
lYNCHED BY MOB
Act of Whites Followed the
Killing of White Men
BY Blacks.
JAILER WAS OVERPOWERED
FIVE MEN HANGED TO TREE AND
TWO SHOT TO DEATH AS THEY
RAN FOR LIBERTY-TWO BOD
les IN RIVER BOTTOM.

Houston, Tex, June 23.-Nine color
ed men met death at the hands Of a
mob in the vicinity of Hemphill, Sa-
bine county. Yesterday both races Sc
cured arms and the tension is ominous
today
The lynchings followed the killing
of two white men. Two weeks ago
Hugh Dean and several other white
men visited a schoolhOuse where a
dance was in progress, pre- sumably in
quest of liquor. Dean was killed and
six colored men were held for the kill
ing.
Saturday night Aaron NJ. Johnson,
a.farmer, was assassinated while seat
ed at his dining table, the bullet being
fired through a window. For this
Perry Price, a colored man was arrest
ed and implicated Robert Wright, who
declared he was offered IS to kill
Johnson.
Then followed the forming of the
mob, the overpowering of the jailer at
Hemphill and the lynching. Five men
were hanged to the same tree, while
another attempted to escape and was
shot to death. Later in the night Will
liam Mccoy. colored, was shot and
killed and yeste rday the bodies of two
more negroes were found in the creek
bottom.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23
FEDERATION ASSURED
Certain Commercial Clubs of
Indiana, viii Join
Together.
SEC'Y HAAS GETS REPLIES.

Favorable letters are being receiv-
ed by Secretary Edgar NJ Haas, of the
Richmond Commercial club, from sim.
liar organizations of the state in re-
gard to the proposed federation of the
Commercial clubs of Indiana In
quiries were sent out by Mr.. Haas
some time ago. the idea having origi-
mated with the Richmond club, and it
is now practically certain that fed
Grafton will be formed.
1t is proposed to hold the first meet
ing in September in order that an early
organization may be effected. All Of
the Commercial bodies that have re-
sponded have expressed themselves as
confident that such a federation as is
planned would work for the mutual ad-
vantage of the cities in Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-23
A LATE CONVENTION
Chairman Beck Announces
Democrats Will Not Meet
On July 29th.
THE DATE TO BE SET LATER

The democrats of Wayne county
have decided not to hold their mass
convention scheduled TO take place at
Cambridge City on July %, but have
postponed the meeting because the de-
sired speakers cannot attend. Chair
man c. B. Beck. of the democratic
county central committee, announces
that the date will be set for later in
the summer.