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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-29
"CaIendario" del ConsejO Executive
hoy.

Communication del Acting Attorney &C.
neral dando Ga opinion de como los sIeCto0
torres 0mpleRdoB do 10 iBlA OuIebFa d0bsn
ger enliltAdoB para votar en- Las sleOCiOneB
do 1908.
81 Comit6 do nombFamientos FoComiondR
10 RpFusbs l8 designation de Antonio r.
BRTOal6, como miembEo del ConCeio muni.
cipal do FejOrdo, hAbiGndo FOnunciRdo 6lts
Gl cargo de miembFo do 10 C6maRR.
El Oomit6 de franquiciaB, privileges y
conCa8iOneB TsOomisnda: QO0 10 soliCitud
de Manuel Rabio Mol6odGg, y otrog, poE
una frGnqOiCiR para hRCsF nRgoCi0 de
"bAnCos en- general, en- Puerto Rico, EsR
negAdG.
QaO le Bes concedida Pablo CaIC0RRR'
do una lfneG de tSl6fono pFivRdo entire tres
plAntacioneB, en- LaEss
Que 90 ls ConO0dS 6 A. MonEoig hijog,
lR fcRnquicia para ls construction dc un
pusnt0 do hi0FRo gobFs 81 rio Bayam6n.
Qae no 20 tome aCci6n Ga Ol hscho dc Is
demRndG de ls mUniCipslidRd de AFsOibo
contra ''Wsstphalling & Ca, poEqu0 sl
ComiaionAd0 del IltsTioE hR tornado IN to-
daB laB aCeioneH FeqUSridRs On ests case.
Que 30 ls C0nOsds IN afio mGB & ID Com
pafifa de tOl6fonoB general do Puerto Rico,
para que RntsB de este de t6rmin0 Rl BiRta-
ma de t0l6f0nog, consCEando Lon puebloI de
ToR alta, Vega Rlta, TEUjiIIo alto, QQe.
bF0dilIRg, AgUSdR y RinC6n.
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La FIESTA CIVIC A
del dia 80. "
Los veein0s de SaDtuEc 10 y de PueT ia
De TieTa Sc reuniran en- sI cid b
uniOniSta de este baITiO.
El pF0gTama de 10 Gran PaFad0.

La Janta Localsde ID Union do Puerto
Rico en- San Jaan hG inVit8do invita-
nuavRmonte, & toda8 Lea juntGB locales do
lac poblscions1 del diotEito & tin dc qu0
COneuEEAn & la gran manifestation GiViCR
que 90 TsRlisaT6 On osta capital en- la taFdo
del 80 de los CoEFi8ntsg (manan0) para
daBpu6B lIavaP efeCto IN masH ,mitin en-
Ia plaza principal do 10 Oiudad
Log COmpAtFiot&B de SAntuFC0 = dc 2.
de TiaEEa que Raiatan & IR paP0da dObsIda
FauniEae On 81 club aituRdo On PuertR do
TERRA para cegd0 slIf veniE San JGGB.
81 mitin Com0nzaE6 & laB aiet0 p. NJ. y
tomsrGn pRrts sn 81, entire otEO8 orRdoEaG,
los HefioE6g ABtoI, LIoEenb Torres, OanalsB
y No tisn8c-C -CintE6n, do Ponce; doctor Ga
tioFRsE Ortiz, LCd0. FOPF0R, doctor Rafael
dol Vale, LOdOH. O0Evoni y Tizol.
Las C0mision0B dc los pu8bl08 del dis
tFit6 tFaOF6n gaB bRnd0rRg ? GstRndRFteB y
muohos oompRtriotRB uni0niBts8 adoFn0EGn
CON los Color08 naCionRleB ? dc Ia Union
BUB COChGg y Rut0m6viIeg.
Los Befi0Fsa que do Ponce vianen & lR
f8UtR ll0g8Eaa On 0l faFFoCaFEil do 10 taFde
VGaBo Ol PR0gramG de la fsgta:-A Las
OuRtr0 do la taFd0 partiEEn de la satsCi6n.
de Rio PiedrsB tEolIOy8 con la banda do.
mdaica municipal y los amigos do aqu0l
pueblo.
A laB CinCo 8Rldr&n Lon unioniatAB del
Club dc SAnturOs en- manifestation hABta
PusEta de Terra, para sllf uniFBs la
parade.
A las cinCo media SsIdF6 de PueEta
do TERRA 10 pAFsdR con 0l niguisnts order:
1.-BandsFB americana una ban6s'
70 uni0nigtR OondUCida FOR dos jinstsB.
LA banda municipal dc Rio PiedFAg.
3.-JuntS Local do San Juan con BAN
deEolng = estandaEtGg , ell pueblo.
4.-SUb JUntG de 10 Marina Oon GB'
tNndOEt0s = bandsFOIaD.
5.=sub Junts do Puorta de Terra con
eStRndaEt0u y band0EoIaB.
6.-subJunta do santurce con eDtRn.
dRFt0B y bRndsrolRU.
7.-Junts de Rio PiedraB con 0stRn.
dREts1 y bSndOFoIRB.
8-LRB d0mGg F9pTegantRCi0nO8 dol DiB'
trito que COncuFFAn.
9.-La JuntR Genital, Janta Local,
Las subj untaB do Marina, Pusrta do Tie
IRA y SantuTC9 On coChOB.
1O.-Autom6vilsD, CoChsI , dem6D vshf
CuloB CON los 0EOdorGB = OOrEoligionaEioB
que c0nCUFFsn,-LG JU90tg OTgGNiSGdOTG.
Nota: Con mOtivo de hBbsFBe oTgsni'
zRd0 Ultima h0FR oRtR mRnif8gtRci6n 0l
''mettiDg" no Com0nzala hRHta lac do 10
nochs.
Los que vangRn On O0PEUOjsB dObOF6n
detoneFBo On PusFtR do TERRA para OgFs'
gNEsG la mRnifestRci6n.
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la Decentralization de los azucaGes
aImaCenad0S.
In IntOEeSlOtO OstudIO Do Ia 0.taG'6n tXpuTImOB-
tai De HOR0IuIu.

En- 0l bolstin que publiOa la SDtsci6n
experimental do Honolulu, I'm int0Eegante
0Dtudio BobFs Ia deterioration De loB a26cA'
rsB SlmacOnRdog, pOTmits CompOndiAr aRi
G'gQnoG de aus puntoB pEinCipaI0F.
CD La disminuCi6n de polarization,
en- IO msy0rfG do Io1 caUoD do dstOrioracio'
mes dc a2icRF OBt6 On EOlRCi6n con Ia ECti'
vidAd miCrobiGnR.
(b) La diBminuci6n%dO polagE2aci6n
puOd0 tonsE lugar sin que UllR paEOsca de-
bida una ACCi6n baCteTian0.
IC) En- tanto que los AzdcGF0B no con-
t0pgRn mas de uno por Cisnto de humsdad,
81 psligro do Ia Nooi6n de lRB baCtsriau o.
d6bil.
(d) El podOr de lou uzdcareB do abuor'
yer lR humsdad pAr8Co eBtar On raIaCi6n
con Ia CAntidAd do CloFUFO que 20 anCuen'
tr8 ca aIIoB; 6Bto paEece un impoEtanto fac
tor para detsTminOR Les ouGIidRd0s do con-
BOTvRCi6n do loB GsiCATeI.
(e) Un Rz6caF $500, expuGut0 una
Atm6afsra dc vspor humsdad, abBoIver6
la humodRd = pOdrG psEdsrHs. En- loB al
maCOnOO On que 90 temG & anemigou que
dst0EiaEon 81 az6nGF, 20 h0Ffs 0ien On en-
plOaE 81 medic Biguiente; utiIizaF una en-
v0ltuEN dc pGpol On el interior del uaoo pa
70 pE0goEvRF e) RI6oaF de lac vaFiaCiones
0tmeRf6RicNg,
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Los ameriGan0S como aftjstas son
On fraCas0!

EI sGeuItOr GutaOn BoEglum hs laHsado
lG pFimGrG pisdrA RcugRndo loB 08cuIto'
reB = RTquitGctoB GmCHiCanoB de GER HimpleB
coleCtorOg de mWeStrGS ca Vsz do producer
Rlgo nuevo.
NuGAtEOg arquitsctos, dice, nj sAbiAn que
loB 0bsIiaCGR erRn GBGnoiRlmGnt0 monolfti'
COS, y ConOtruyeTon unO de quinisntoG pies
dc alto con pequshoB bI0quOB y lO lIAmaFon
'tmonum0nto WaHhipgton,"
Un0 do nueBtFoB eBCultorO1 visti6 On una
ontGtuR Warrington con lR togA do los
EomRnoAI
SomoF, dice, cOmeroSamtes. NusstroB
oonntruCtorsB son nusgtFoB ipgsnieFoE.
ElIos no son or luiteotoU, nj 90 Ga negOciO
Con9tFuiF teniend0 On Gus ejog impFGs0 81
gOlp0 de vinta.
No digo, COntindS Mr.. BoEglum, que
no hRyR un sHcultoE an aFquitecto OnGre
nogotFOB, psrO 0l GBpiritu Oomdn en- sHcul.
tuER = arg .itectuFa On Am6sic0 GstG On
81 principle dc una n1edi0n5G.
Y sin embargo, contindR 0l americana,
tenemoB muchoB hombres buenoB, p0ro
buanoS para m@do, (gcod but good for
nothiDg).
(PdFrcfos tOmadOs de "The Literary
Digsat de Octu6re II dc 1909.
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AGsrss en- Ia csIIe del ''Psrqus"
El munlCIpIo dobll flcIlItar d OnelRtado.

A'gunoB do loo pEopistsEioD que poGsOn
caBRa do ViviandG On Ia CallO del "PaE'
qu0', On SAntuToO, % pToponen oonHtruir
laO OoEFe1pondionteS RCeFAB para embsll0
cimisnto de lo1 feGntsB dc sos T0BpeCtivRB
moTadaB faoilidad en- 81 tEGnaito.
Dada Ia iEFegulSrid0d con que 10 han
ConBtTuido muohR8 do GquOllsB cR8aB On 10
que 4 guardian 10 IfnO8 HoctR de 10 CallO %
FOfsrs, sl trAb.jo indiCSdo Hsr6 mas diffoil
= por tRnto mas CoBtouo, y los 0xpEsHadoB
pTopistREioB sBpeE8n que el muniCipio dc
In ciudRd, ~ que no ConstFuyO IRB aCsPau,
facilite 0l man0I 81 6ncintsdo = podrfs RBf
sl municipio do Ia Ciudad ContEibpiF Rl co.
tableCimieDto do EN- mejorA q. convsTtir1s
Rquella iOpoEtAnts vfB en- una de lRs me-
jcroB del poblRdo.
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PORTO RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY
bERVICIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY
ENTIRE

Dos crOs de Express salen diaiamenb; SPIN
verdad las hace Las n
pedidos
Hguen uando ell risama antique
O. D.
sin p6dida 10 TEMPO
Sc dan inOrmes tarfas mediante
TlPOa-1 h. 25 2lb ctva b. b.
len del tabeon del
pores) las a M
Pabeon del
ecala los cuales la Companfa
Tel
Preciog
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po, 90 Ca8o do hAberloB.
La sxpoGiCi6n eBtaF6 abisEtR On toda
6poOB, a8f como BuB efcinaB sdminintrati'
vas, ds8de lRB digz de la mSfiAna haata IRB
CuatFo de Ia tsrde, , 90 sDtrsds ssE6 COM
pl0tamsnts libFs , gFRtuita.-NOTA: Pa
70 mas detGlles, dirigirBs esta tfcinB,
Palma A. Madrid, donde 90 fACiIitaEaa
cu0ntOB 10 noB pidan pOr eaEta 9 de pa
l&bFa.
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MuToz Rivera en- Arsciho.
(PoE tol6gFAf0).

De ArOOibo EOCibimeB hoy 81 Higuiants
tslegEsmA:
'AEOOibo Oct. 29.-12.29. p. M.-"Ls
OorFOgpondGnCis', San Juan, r. R.-LIo'
GO Mon z Rivera.
RsCibimisntO sBpl6ndide.
Miloa de PsF1onaH estaCi6n con bandsrar
unionistaB.
OVaCi6n acknowledgements.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-29

En- esta imprenta SO vende papel de
peri6dico viejo q 200 los As kilos
oa QuintaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-29

Han SAlidO hoy para Aguadilla, San
sebAltiao, Isabella , 0tFsG poblScionau del
OO0ts y Sur do ls isle, los O: Il 1EOu MufioE
Rivera, TuliO LArIfnOga, Lcdo. Coll. Gu
Chy y LCdo. FeTEOT. Ven On aIunto1 p0'
litiCou , aIiStiFGn los maatiogU uuionirtau
qu0 30 efsctuGEdn hAHtR ol dfa 2 do No
viembEs pF6ximo.
En- ell magnffcO mitin unioniDts lie.
vRdo & sfeoto anoChO On oil "Gandul,"
sHntuECe, hiEo uBo do IL palabrH el Lcdo.
Jacinto TOxidOT, que p0rtenoco & IoU demo.
CrAtaE.
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eli us6 3 d poderoo e Esecfoo taiado: n con
VINO AJIaa.lNlE JIlAIG
'"' S A'Ss Stso Fass Dc Dc ss sasese sa9
base de Morrhualta cobinaon de Ia MorEhuna, demas
( Hpofos6tos Compuestos,
e. G ro cdo empo Gee e6 op para c asG der
uHsdorss psrsonas
4hogo de orgen caarralGTos Grippe
Ell hBERCL @s Potsntf e fss.Ps s5s para o6 posi-
reio obtiene
de enfsread PToducendo ejoTa asOmbOs satisctor
con nngn otro En- ultmo PeOdo ogran obener
] % ] 60G aPants Ggr3s9n ] en- a9H9ad9s & en- los
pueda apoyarse para
BeTcuos PuI1on en 2 tubere9oss 5 9testinaI G G eo en- @
digestive los micfobo 6ace2 do desapaTeceP daea
e. VINO MORRyATA" yotisns ots sgFsda9Is ss sa6on9 a6f.
9 absofy 05is apdameRts de ah Ptda 3sson 70
appetite ha dapaTedo eIise hace dgeF
cenupica Ia ferza ayudandol donnar en
Pecho sPsctoTaon dsniDue De puPulsns
peso carnes reanmandoe ei paciente medda que e
eercendo puo
Guand0 f afco fs od0 el tempo uelene para
81 tene I'd, predispocion tuberculosis en- contacto
a;5e ] agqn 9OecuI9so eade Pqes CORE
aguna grippe enfermedad que lie deble
& 0 Ia & G m n1de v 6 S%nd0 tsnf & para o e0tn tar tai
Sd Ca "a Ya que teng agu4a ] s1eeon Ca lie dnFe mas tempo
de afecon anque fua tuberculosa desgracadamene
deneno desoo de gran enemgo ademds toncaTd
u Is mPoi6s @ Ia sSstena de tuberculosis constitution
los microbes de tubecHo no puede1 rdsq n acfion en 5
Podero ayuddo por d o gao de foPtoias este ee
31 @ mna d @ ia maPrif2a del & enmo Por la aScon tonea
yjuzgue que ponto ID mparciaes
De vENrA EN- roDAs FARMAclAs.
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En- e. IUT: .lli.-I5I opal. L.

EStS nOchs Anuueian los prrgFamas del
"OrCn6fonO VaTgaA" I'M importsnts eDpsC
t6culo.
LS pEimOFa parte conRtA do I'M auCogido
n6msEo do p0liculSB de vsrdRdero iut0E6l
como "El DsGSrtor", Gel juicio dc salo.
mes otEoB.
La usgunds parts, pOS de- IaD vistaD
COntSdAB, 90 GxpOndr6n las muy NpIaudi'
dOl Ointag "LS Gltita", de "El Grto dc
GOE bonita, duo de "Carcsl EaD' otgal
mas y Ol RplRudido mon6Iego do LA tenn
p0ItGd" ''pOr que temblGr".
al teNtFc!
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JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-29

Enfeedades respratoras postvamente
del del poderoso Especifco ttulado
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IEGI0S De SUBSCRIPTION EN- TODA La ISLA.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
BY r. C. SHOTWEll.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Stocks were
sold freely this morning, by traders
and there was some liquidation on the
part OF the public. but business was
relatively dull. Prices sagged and n
some places there were losses or
point In the first half hour OF trading.
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Reading lost the most. Erie remained
firm Steel common was very strong
feature London was a free seller.
On the curb market trade conditions
prevailed. the entire business in Wall
ST being due 10 the same cause. 1t
was merely a healthy reaction In
market that had been advanced too
rapidly.
There Is no intention on the part OF
the big people TO abandon their cam
raign. Some statement Is expected
from the Hartman Offices In the near
future regarding the conversion OF
Southern Pacific stock. but there will
be no increase in dividends by either
Southern or Union Pacific until next
summer and none has been promised
before that time.
Morgan and Hartman brokers are
busy at present picking up Erie and
an announcement regarding that com
pany is among the possibilities OF the
immediate future.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12

cries. 2se: nrsts. exc. crooks goo 22e:
cnbbass--s0G6o soc per bu. ~
CauitMower-eoQ 100 per bu.
Celery--2o0 S0c per dos
ise: old. iIo. Lmburgsr, 1885, brick.
lee, SchweitEer. lsc Der ID.
Chessnuts-,6.SoG7 per eu; is0lte
California Fruits-Grapes elise .
per crate: prunss. $3.50 per oreSe
Conee-Psekags coffee. s1f.7s0iS.2S
Der 400 lbs.
Bug er :. 8 per ssf Gods "''o' per
Dre.s-I Caivs.-Fancy s0iOc; COM
Dressed ass.-Light 787ne; heavy.
6Q6nc per 10.
Esss-Miehigan current receipts.
nrsts. case count. 27c per doz; refris-
orator extras, 2ac per doa.
Flosr-Miehlsan patents. In woSSd:
$3.50; second patent, 80, straight, $4so;
clear. Si.l5 per Dbl.
Feed-Jobblng lots. bran. $50; coarse
corn meal. ss3; corn and eat chop,
S2s5o; coarse middlings. tss; hne mid
Finnan Haddiss--l0c per 10.
Fresh yegetabies-Cucumb not
house $3.50 per doz: lettuce. loo per
~ Pas:'s py.u ase Ger sS1 per box
Green Peppers-si Ql.2S per s-basket
crate.
Grapes-Cstawbas. Alb baskets. IL
q lsc: Maiagas. ,6Ys.6o per Dbl.
Honey-Fancy white, l2Ql3c: amber.
i0 S,esors Sss.@;sSss p per- p 10
Hny-Detroit shippers are paying the
following. prices for new balsd hay In
old. sl1q11.60; new. sloQ1o.60; No z.
new. 5000: clover. mixed. 5000: rye
straw, .Ss.6oQ7, wheat and cat straw.
Hides-No. / cured. lilo; No. cured.
kip cured. No. l. llhc;. No. 2. ioc; kip
greer No, l. los: No; :. snc; calf cured
!, lac; No. 2, I've per lb: horse hides,
wool wO, l. $50 Soc Soc; . 'A''' ~
Misunderstanding nails. ts.so; base
a s5 Dss cent %.r on S Hsisnsa
s2.2o; poultry netting before weaving,
cloth. tlto per 100 feet; lap and slip
s joint e @sstrS 50 and 10 per cent
on; round and corrugated conductor
pipe. 10 and per cent OF.
Limes-30c per 100.
Lemon.-caiifornia- s5Qs29 per box.
Maple sugar-New. pure, l5c per ID.
Mushrooms-65c per ID.
Onions-Spanish. 1850 per crate;
Michigan, $50 coo per bu.
seed. sTc gal. less 1 per cent for cash
in 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sene. sac; turpentine. In barrel lots,
orsnxes-Nsw Floridas. ,s.7ses per
box.
Pear--Kiefsr's. $50 soc per bu; s2.:s
Q215 per bbl.
Pop Corn-Ears. 1h92c per ID.
Ptneapples-Floridas, 3450I3 per
crate. S2.5002.75 per dor.
Potatoes-Michigan. 70675c per bu;
car lots, Z. o. b. Detroit $50 zoe per ou.
Poultry-Hens, 9Q9nc; springs, !. %
turkeys li0l5c per Id.
sweet PotatoeS-virginias, 80 per
bill: Jerseys. sl.15 per blu. 1925 per
Dbl: kiln dried $40 per crate.
Provisions-Mess pork. SO; family
pork sl94le5o; light. clear. S9m2O;
heavy. $1,000: smoked hams. lllzc;
dry sailed briskcts. lie: shoulders. &c;
picnic hams, Sc: bacon. 13c: lard in
tierces, loisc: kettle rendered. II &c
per ID.
tablets. 1855; cut ioaf. Ss45; cubes. Sc;
xxx powdered. $3.50: yranuiated. er-
ira coarse S5.65; graduated. In bulk.
S545: graduated. IN 25-Ib cotton bags,
So SO: Michigan granuiared. 1885 con-
fectioners' A. $40; No. l. $3.50 No Z.
:s!s: No. 9. 49,; No. !. sss.SSss: No. E
1915: No 9. $40; No. 10. S5.o5; No. II
IS No. IL. S4.s5: No. 49, - so; No. IL
Nso: No Is. 1890 per 100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
CAT DEADHEADS ITS
WAY ON RAILWAY TRAIN

SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Nov. 12.-Bob.
the old cat which has been "hangin'
round" the local Big Four freight Of
fice for the last three years, disap-
peared and after a search he was Civ
en- up as dead.
When one Of the trains left here
Bob was passenger. having jumped
into one OF the coaches. On arriving
at indianapolis, the brakeman on the
train pushed the cat out into the sheds
Three days later the express mes
senger on train from indianapolis
heard the NEW" OF a cat, and looking
behind box saw Bob.
When the train stopped the ca
jumped out OF the express car and I'M
meciately started for the freight sta
ton. where he has again taken up his
quarters.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
CONVENTION DATE
CHANGED TO MAY
MORE LAYMEN ATTEND sPisCo-
PALIAN GATHERING AT THAT
TIME, IT'S ARGUED.

That the laymen are expected ~
take "A more important part In tho
work of the Michigan diocese OF the
PrCtestanG Episcopal church was eNi
dent from the discussion al the Ihuts'
day morning session OF the convention
of that body in 81. johns ehuren
house.
rhe principal discussion or me
morning was that concerning Tue
cnHnge OF date of the annual conVeh-
ton from November 10 May, and the
concensus OF opinion seemed TO Dc
mae IL the latter date were seleeted,
there would be a larger attendance OF
the Law members OF the parishes.
DR.. Samuel ). Marquis. dean OF 81.
Pauls cathedral, had objected 10
changing the date. but when II was
suggested by the delegates that when
the meetings were held In May there
was a larger attendance Of iaymen
and that the probabilities were that
they would come again In that month.
DR.. Marquis said:
IF that be the case, then | With
draw my objections. BY all means let
the date be changed
The following missionary committee
were elected by the convention: Morti-
mer Wilson, Port Huron: Samuel
Post. Ypsilani; J. y. Wright. J. D.
Howarth. Theodore H. Eaton, c. H.
Gambler and George \. Brady, Detroit
The trustees OF the diocese were
elected as follows; Bishop Charles ID.
williams, H. P. Baldwin. Theodore h.
Eaton. Detroit: Samuel Post. fpsilan-
Il: DR.. c. B. Burr. Flint; J. \. Wright.
c. II. Campbell and L. II. Paddock
Detroit, and Thomas Cranage. Bay
City
The womans suffrage question was
brought up in the Wednesday after
noon session, when Mrs. Victor Haw-
kins. OF Jonesville. presented herself
as an authorized delegate. The ques-
ton OF her right to seat In the con-
vention was referred 10 Chancellor
James Coslett Smith. who ruled In
her favor, but reference TO the canons
forced the chancellor 10 go back on
his decision and the woman was re-
fused a seat. Her rector. the Kew.
William F. Jerome. supported her
claim.
The convention will conclude us
sessions Thursday evening.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
is GRAECO-WELSH BOAT

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Oh. see the
pretty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
1t is not majestic? No. little one,
IL Is not the name OF a rare animal
which Mr.. Roosevelt will smite In the
jungles OF Africa. Ii is just boat.
A very nice boat which came from
Penarth. which Is In Wales, but is not
responsible for the name. II Is able to
carry 10000 tons of freight. II 1t had
another name II might carry more
than this.
The pretty Panaghilykiardopou
was Matched in Greece and Is con-
signed 10 the Cans Steamship Co., OF
this city. When 1t passed through
the Ambrose channel today. the name
took two minutes longer to come into
full view than the rest OF the boat.
and ii trailed far behind when the ship
docked. Two health officers have lock-
jaw since they tried TO pronounce the
boats name and the reporters at
Ship News are all suffering from
writer's cramp. The name is not
spoken; IL is either sneezed. or whist
led n
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
BITTER REGISTERED
sl MAIL SERVICE TO ONT.

Postmaster Homer Warren made an
announcement OF improved registered
|1otl service at the luncheon of the
&oard Of commerce at the Hotel
outchartrafn at noon. Thursday.
which will be welcome news for a lot
- business men who do business with
Toronto and other Canadian cities,
@|6ore mail has to 60 by Toronto.
here has been a lot OF complaint
liver poor registered mail service. A
ow weeks ago a specific complaint
@01 taken up by the board of COM
orce and II was shown that letter
allied In Detroit took nearly day to
ut across the border and get started.
The postmaster hesitated about
Xoking the matter up on account OF the
net that II would look like criticism
another country. but suggested that
~ matter be taken up through To-
INTO business men. This was done
md Mr.. Warren announced today that
11isfered mail received In the De-
golt postof1ce up to 1880 In the after
Non viii 60 over to Windsor and leave
Indsor for Toronto at 3:15. reaching
here the same evening. The arrange
INT takes effect Thursday.
The banquet, the first held In the
oD1chartrain. was a big success,
1oro being about It's men who found
ot6 and a number who were unable
40 10. Walter s. Russell was the
ecker. giving an entertaining talk
= the early French history OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
PAPA OF so "KIDDOS"
COULDN'T SUPPORT EN-

TAUNTON. Mass. Nov. 12.-Clem
ent Cunha. SO years old and father Of
80 living children. was sentenced TO
the workhouse for year on charge
of non-support and neglect OF his 4-day-
old twins.
Cunha two days ago reported TO the
authorities that a woman and her new
borr twins were starving. An investi
cation showed Cunha was the woman's
husband and he was arrested.
On the witness stand he admitted he
had a divorced wife living In New
Bedford to whom he had been married
IL years. During that time she had
given birth to five sets Of twins, two
sets of triplets, and two odd sons, IS
children. Another divorced wife, who
now is in Portugal. Is the mother OF al
his other children except a set of twin 5
born TO his present wife and a daugh-
ter who preceded them.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
WEST WARREN FOLK ON
TRAIL HOME PHONE CO.

Members Of the West Warren Resi-
dents association. nearly 500 strong.
have their hammers out for the Home
Telephone Co, ard at the regular
meeting OF the association, 70 be held
Friday evening, in the church. al War
ren-ave. and the Boulevard. one OF the
grievances to be aired will be the com
pany's action in putting up unsightly
poles on Roosevelt-ave. The associa-
tior wants the company 10 either
place the wires underground or run
them through the nearest alley, any
thing TO get rid OF the poles. II Is re-
lated that when the work was III
progress one of the poles was planted
directly I'm front of the home Of X.
l.. Post, president OF the association.
When the company learned this the
pole was removed TO point further
away
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
LOST SON OF EMPEROR'S
COUNCILLOR is FOUND

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 1.-THE
long lost son OF DR.. Joseph Doewy'
privy councillor TO Emperor Francis
Joseph. of Austria, has been located In
Oakland.
Last Monday the Los Angeles Ex-
aminer published letter written by
Loewy 10 OTTO Won Schroeder, clerk
at the Lankershim hotel, asking MIN
to find his son, who, the writer said,
had changed his name TO q. II.
Wright when ne left his home many
years ago. The father further stated
that matter of the gravest signih-
canoe required his sons presence in
Vienna.
Schroeder has received letter
from Oakland, Cal. signed by the son.
who said he had read the article in
the Examiner and that he had made
I'D his mind to return TO Austria.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-12
PROSECUTOR "HOTFOOT"
AFTER SALOONS

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. H.
Another chapter In Battle Creeks
campaign against liquor law viola
lions was sprung yesterday. IA new
warrants being added to those already
sworn out The victims included the
Clifton and Halliday hotels, and the
places Of Lou c. Weimer, Mike Shark
ely. Bert Peet- John Leader. Ed Muir
ply and Charles Macomber, the lat
ter a druggist. Detectives did the
work for Prosecuting Attorney l.. E
Stewart, sonin-law of President Dickie
of Albion college. Stewart, defeated
for denomination. Is having the. time
of his life in enforcing the liquor laws.
The man who won the nomination
from him, ex-Prosecutor j. L. Hooper.
was defeated at the polls by Howard
Cavanaugh, Democrat. on the Anti
Saloon" platform.