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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15
EVANSVILLE, PADCCAH AND
CAIRO LINE.
(Incorporated.)
neutrality-suspicious. PACKET.
lDaiIy Except Sunday.l

EtANSt lLLE-fADtSth EdChEA l..
(Daily Except sunday
Steamers Joe Fowler and John 8.
Hopkins, leave Paducah for Evans
vile and way landings at IL a. m.
THE STEAMER DICK FOWLER
Leaves Paducah for Cairo and way
landings at s a. m. sharp, daily. ex-
cept Sunday. Scecial excursion rates
now in effect from Paducah to Cairo
and return, with OF without meals
and room. Good music and table I'M
surpassed.
For further information apply 70
8. A. Fowler, General Pass. Agent
or Given Fowler. City Pass. Agent, a.
Fowler-Crumbaugh & Co.'s once
First and broadway.
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Departs.

Arrival.
Arrives 1920 D. m. from Nashville,
Memphis and all Southern points.
Arrives Sis pm. from Nashville,
Memphis and all Southern points.
7:45 am. train connects at Hollow
Rock Jet. with chair car and Buffet
Broller for Memphis.
2:l5 pm. train connects at Hollow
Rock Jet. with chair car and Buffe'
Broller for Nashville.
+. L. weiland, City Ticket Agent.
$50 Broadway.
Il. S. Durham, Agent, Fifth and
Norton.
RIM. Prather. Agent. Union Depot.
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The Christian pulpit might be prop
erlly called the upper house in the
par Lament OF world polltics.--Assisi-
ant Attorney General Trickett.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15

Il don't see how you can write six
jokes a day. Ideas must be scarce. 4"
They, are" admitted the press
humorist. Il couldn't do II II ideas
were necessary
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-15
Better in Borrowed Clothes.

II must be admitted that Bryan adj
yocating Roosevelt policies Is a much
more attractive proposition than Bry-
an advocating his own polic.es.-Pe-
oria Herald Transcript.
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Iae Evening sup--fOc . Week
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This woman says she was saved
from an operation by Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
LenaV. Henry, Of Norristown, Ga,
writes to- Mrs. Pinkham:
81 suffered untold misery from fe-
male troubles. My doctor said an opera
ton was The only chance had, and |
dreaded IL almost as much rs death.
lone day / read how other Women
had been cured by Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and decided to
try it. Before lad. taken the first
bottle was better. and now am en-
tirely cured.
Every woman suffering with any
female trouble should take Lydia 4.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound"
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For thirty years Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fiatulency, indiges
ton, dizziness OF nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands To
hee,th. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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Activity in BuiIding Trades.

In July the effect Of that outlay OF
new capital became apparent. The
building trades began to show i'm
proyement. and by September the
amount expended in such work ex-
ceeded that of any month In the year
and that OF the preceding September.
Reports to Bradstreet's sixty-seven
cities showed that in them Sal ,000,-
600 had been spent in one month in
building operations. That report did
not include. money spent in extension
OF railroads and new equipment or
improvements. Already railroads are
discussing the project OF spending
5000, 900 900 year IN the extension
OF railroads. President Yoakum. Of
the Rock Island estimated recently
that as 45 900 miles had been added
to the total mileage in ten years an
additional $4,000 IN the next ten years
would not meet the increasing de-
mands OF the country.
With the financial stringency OF
last October II was apparent that there
had been an overproduction, but the
retrenchment OF several months and
the revivsng of building operations
and the promotion Of new projects be-
gan in July to convince manufacturers
that there would be new demand
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within n short time. They began TO
prepare for It, The articles imported
for use in factories in August, ex-
ceeded those OF 1907. That TACT Is
shown by a report OF the department
81 ial.or .p1 oo,.,,,aroa
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EsCasa p0IiCfa en- QuebFadiIIas.
Sc llama Ia atenCi0n a la Comisi6n
del CueHpO.
Es nOGGslFIO que SO lumsRtO Ia VIgIIlnGla On Ia
G0mlrCl.
(Ds maestro oOrrsspOnsaL)

AgoHto 4.-EI aeEvicio poIiciRoo en- e0tR
l0Calidad es vecGB bRatantG defcisnte,
puea con 81 eBcasO n6mePo de poliCiaB con
que cuenta eIta pueSto, no podemoE, bAjo
ning6a COnCeptO, tsnGE una rigurOga vigi'
lanCia.
El pundonorouO iefe reiior Vale 20 dou'
vivs pOrque 10 psrSigan IoI infsaCtOrsB do
lR ley; pero jqu6 pueds hRcsr con sl in-
Aigaiieanto n6meEo de cuatro gusrdisB
para at0nder Ia vigilancia noctuEna,
diuEEa q, FecorEida Lon CsmpoB, aBiutencia
los trenaE de dia y noche, cOnfrontas,
Fet67, etc, etc?
A lR Honorable Comiai6n do Ia Policia
InsulaE, que viena demontrando gran cello
en- sl Cumplimiento do BuH debeTeB, llama
mos podeToEaments lR atenci6n para que
90 noB Gument0, Runque sea con an solo
guardi0, y RBf podra aumontRrno 10 vigi'
lanCia en enta OomaEoR, Fsinando On to dos
los nitioB Ia mas Complsta tranquilidad.
Aver EegrelaEon de AguadilI8, donds
permansci6 una pEOloBgAds tsmporadN,
la 0Dtimada familiR V6sqUez Ruhio.
-HR lIfgAdo eAtB locaIida1 donds
psrmRneCsT6 slgUnoH msBsB, l8 aprsciab!e
famiiia RodEfgusz SoleF, de Vega Bajs,
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COMO PELEARONL Los
reyOIuCiOnariOs en-
Paraguay
Los soldados Sc anotinafO q y bonn.
1aTdeaEOH los edIfiei0s del 60
bisrnO.
EH la plaza del mSTsad0 pc reGier0n
muGhaS mujeTsS.

En- los pEimsFss hoERh de la ma mana del
2 deLpag8do Julio, oCmo 10 notiCi6 opor.
tunament9 "LR Corresponds Jos re.
gimientoB de aFtilIeEfa 10 amotinaFon en-
AgunCi6n- Paraguay - = empassFon
bombRrdear loB edificioa del gobieEno.
AQnque 6gtog no cram dtfandidoB mas
que poF Ia policfa, la raniRtencia, muy
enc giCa, dQT6 doB diaF. PsFe Ios aTtill0-
roB tenfRn una inmangR VsntSjR, gVRCiRb &
Bu material.
ApsEte de IoB edifioioB p6blito', muchaI
CaBaB paTtioulAFen fueR0n deatFufdaB TAR.
CiaImente CO fionR8og.
Despuss de 48 hoFaB de Iuchp, el go.
bisrEo gG declare venCido.
Los rebsIdes CerCaEon CompletAmanta lR
EeaidenCia del general FerEeirs, PFeAidente
de Ia Rsp6bliCa.
En- cate momento Ol CueTpo Diplom atico
0ffeCi6 Bus buenCB 0ficioB para aatabI0c0r
10 buenR intaligenCiR entire los dos par.
tidog.
81 MiniBtro americana 50 SacEotaEio
do Ia LegROi6n fuGron dsBignadoB poF loB
FeVoiuOionaFi0B para infoEmaE & loB venci-
dos do lag condolences que leB uerfau inn
p0eltRE: dimiBi6n del general FeFF0iTa
gu Bubatituci6n en- lR PFsHidencia, poT el
Hsflor Gonzalez NAveFO, Vios.prsuidento.
81 MiniGtEo americana condujo al sefioF
FeFKeirR & Bu aloiamisnto particular, don.
de su vida eHtaba pEotsgids, poE las garsn'
IfAs del Comite TbvoIuCionaFio por la in
fuenCiR del Cuarpo Diplomdtico.
Las notiCiRB que BobFs eRto pAEtieaIar
llfgarOn 6-BuenoB Aires, eFan snteFRmente
Las informACioneu pToCadsntes de Villa
del Villar, RHeguTabRn que los EebeIdtB
hAbfan nido batidoG y diOpsEnadoH, peEo loo
dc otrag fOentsB deCIaEaban que
loB iuluF, \ptoB hAbfan alcanzado I8 victo'
ria = que kFenidOnte de IL Rsr 6bliCR,
general BshIgoo Ferreira. y IoB mismbEoB
del Gabinote 90 hAbfAn visto precisRdos
dinitiF y busCaF Fefugio on la LegaCi6n
de AFgentinR, en- ABunCi6n.
segdp eI peri6dioo "La Naci6n," les In
8uFractoB inDtalaEon IN nuaVO gobieEno cen
81 seiior Emiliano Navarro, como PrsHi.
dente.
Muchou edifieios pdblicoB y caBaU ps rti.
CularsB fueEon doStEufdaU poE Ia artil' arfR
duraDte lRI luchaB entire los fadeEal0E , los
EAtou tItimoD, que ContAbsn con piezsD
de aFtilleEfS, bombRrdeaEon IG plaza del
mercad0, dOnd0 pereCieFon muchRB mule.
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CABALLOs A PEsEBRE.-ss cui.
dan CaballoB reBabRa sin 81, an 10 fin
CO de Hato Rey, pGEadR 80 Eamoro bR'
ratuEa. IufoEmR Fernando j. Gsigal en-
la miama fncR. Is. Y. alt
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10 que iDf0Imsn que Ocurri6 en- Ia
estaCi0n de Manati
tDO Csc moao 50 hleO pAttia?
Ode maestro oorrespansaJ).

AgoAto 4 Aver luneB, paBaron Cisrtou
TepublicanoB ssdicioEoB dRndo mueERB q lR
Union y proEEumpiendo en- las mas bsjaB
intaTieCCioneB,
r gregaban de 10 Convention de Maya
gGez, Hegdn 10 dice.
En- la est0ci6n 10 halIabR Diego Rios
con otTo unioniBtB, y obseEvaron-dfoen
nos -que e. guardia Clements NegE6n, en-
vez de Cumplir con gu deber denun ciRndo
un hsCho tan vandd'iCo, 10 hizo sl dessn
t0udido , qua hastR 10 visrOn guiflAT al
autoF del eHc&ndRlC.
SAbedoF de l8 noticia nueatEo queEido
amigo Felix C6rdovS D6vila, indigo Ia
vsEacidad del h;chO y cRFOioTRdo de la
exactitud, RcuG6 al guaTdiA NegE6n de ne
gligente, y en- el mitin que diRFiam8nt0
CelebF8 el club unionistR FetTat6 de cueTpo
entero los hschoB attributes 81 Citado guar.
dia = o0nquiHt6 una ovAei6n que duT6 mas
de disz minutoB.
So dice que cate guardia hRoe tiempo
viena peHHiguiendo ConstRntemGnts & lcB
unioniOtSB y que demuestrR ClOEAmsDta 50
TepubIicAniEmo ca t0doB GUS aCtoE.
La opinion general vsEfa con agVado
uuR invsDtigaCi6n, y NplRudiEfG lR gepRrG'
TRci6n por pediEla gritoE, del migmo
gaRTdia.
Los Fumoraa que circulabRn RysF reI.
pecto & 10 aucsdido en- lR eRtaci6n, eFsn que
paEeCia msntirR que I'm pueblo como San
Juan QUE 90 tisne por CivilisAdO, tuvi0gs
tales del,gEdOV; psFO no eB dc extFO mar,
dsdoB los deGpTendimisntoB tan gFandel
que hR habido en- 10 Ultima tempOTRdR
dc perHonRa ilultFAday, y 10 que ya le que,
de Rl pBrtido F0publiUanO, en- Ol Fipi0 con
sIguno que otro gTano.
Manatf unioniats, psrdona 10 ofsnBs de
aver en- IR eAtsCi6n, y como EGCompenEa
recibi6 una valioBf8imR Adhesion del pro-
minente EepubliCano don Martin Torres
que visns & Ia Union con 42 que rslaCio'
mare ma ana.
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ACUEDUCTO EN- VEGA BAJA
El pueblo sieDta Is nsCGSidad de
buena aqua potable,
AhM', con OI VDrlnO J Ia sGquIl Sutr0D muGho
las GIaSOS tIhljVdOTlS.

Maestro corregponEal de Vega b'ja &C.
6alRba el otRO die la impsTiosS n0CgBidad
: do que On dilho pueblo Hs conHtruyeBs un
RCuO1uoto.
La obIsrvaci6n do nusstro corTeBpOnBRl,
no CaTeCe de oportunidRd nj Berfs raz3ns'
BILE que paGAHa sin que de ella 10 hiciera
CRHo.
FL sgua 81 10 Indispensable. sin ellie,
pueds deCiEIO que I'm pueblo ignoFs 10 que
Gl sl pTogEOSo y no saba por dond0 90 al
IAN Las VsntaiaS dc 10 pdbIioR higisne,
Un pueblo ain aguR eBtG amenAzRdo do
TODD g6neTo de CRlamidRdaB. ClaFo es
que, CuandO Bus TeCuTgoB no 10 peTmiten
erogRCionGg mas msu0B extFaoHdinaRiag,
20 yea constEsfIido las pGnalidAdeB terri
ble1 que son inheEenteB la faltR de aCue'
duOto. PeFo de todos mOdOS on eBs CsB0
tOda otEa nOc03idad pT0OOmuual penBAmoI
que dabe BupsditREH0 & 10 do que Ol sgaa
no esCas6s iNm6B nj laB fAmiliaB pOhrGB 30
vssn en- el mArtiEio que Bupons el C&EecsE
CRsi por complete, On CieFtS 6poca del Rfi2,
del primer 0lemento de vida,
PoR GBo vsmoB que hoy oREi todoa los
puebloa de imp0TtanCiR de Ia isis, ds1de
OagunB & Aibonito = dOIds Cayey & Caro-.
lina, penEaudo sacramento 0n el pToblems,
10 aboFdaron EegualtNmeng0 con aus pro-
piss iniCiativaR.
5Qa6 Eaz6n hay para que no pueds ha'
Ger OtFO tanto Vega bRja, la bonita po-
blaCi6n que Cifl9 no diBtant0 rio } que Ha
OmbsIleCs con nus CGEmGneg EisuefioB y gu-
extenBoa CAfiaVeRalsA?
ERtudie sl pFegtsuistR RlGalds dc Vega
bOjs eHts aSunto, = Rb6EdGtO fiTmemGntG
o. improbable beuefeio do ~ pueblo.
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LTNEA HFERRA DEL oEsTE,

Itinerario. salidas- BayaIn6n Oapi-
cal sinuItaneamenfe
Dfas IRborabl - M anana q, 2 O5, 8 30 8
A5 Hoo. Tarle III. l5l l.45u B.l5s Abs, 6.45.
y $50.
Dias festivos, r. Manana 6,1.Q5, $50 9.45
y IL. sIarde 1915 I.SO, so $50, $50 5,
46 v 6,S0. ...
Billetes baTQtOs para Qias fest1VOs. De
Oatafio q Bayan6n, iia y vUeIta IA. ella SO
25e "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n OatafiO y
vueIta ia. clase 15G, 2a. clase t0G.
Billetea ordinario de Capital 4 Catafio on
Ia, Glase centavOs.
Bayam61a 19 de 6eptismbYs de 1905
Ramon Vald0s.
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Do AdRIRlstFaeI6R,

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
ObietO remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de La sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
POr IN a1O $500. Pggo aSs-
tieipn&0.
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iiLIeg6 Ia hara !!

Los ssfloEOB zalduOndo , Mier, duefioB
del estRblecimiento denominado La LasmG,
(San Francisco 35) tisnsn GI quito do
RnunCiRr & Bua rslaCionadoB que hB t0Rmi'
nRdo "a el balance anuGl de dichR tisnda
y con ObjstO de TsnOvsr sl BuEtido han
acOFdadO realism todSn les maECanOiau
exjstsnteI Hctualmente. raduCiendo log pre-
clos & Ia ii ima expF0ai6n.
EstR TeGIiaGci6n duFRr6 12 6 Is dfsg 10.
lRmante, pueB pFonto sRldr6 paER New
York sl anCargado de Las compras Gupa'
ran para fin de mss, tenor aquf el nuevo
BuEtido que Bar6 81 mayor , mas esplondi,
do que jGm6B hSya rOoibidO tisnda 6Iguna
On San Juan.
En- "La Luna" oncontgaraiB una gran
divsEaidad de REtfcuIoB en- Loo ramos do
meEoRnefaR peEfumeEfB = novodadeg con IL
busns Op0EtunidRd de adquiTiFlsB DOR Ia
mitad de 90 pEeCio .-. +.
Nc olyidsiB, pusg, que la oOaai6n la pin.
ten calvR y apFovsChRd. PsEEoquianoa!!
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VALEN SU Peso EN- .0R0.
COmseFVR el mecanismO en- buem estRdO.
Norman, Ont, Enero Is de 1890,
nONEcHnMLr ~

COnseFva ell mecanismO en- buem estadO.
Norman, Ont, EnerO Is de 1890,
w. II. COMSTOCK, Morristown, N. Y,
EstimadO Sr.:-Sus PiIdOFas de Raiz Indiana del DF
Worse para OrgansmO ell meiOr regulator que puede
usar la hulnanidad La vida reloi; fragi!
delcadOs mecanismOs nsignifcante
cuerpo Sc adhere 1n mas peu1ena de sus
ruedas cual ell resultadO?-PrmerO sOlamente una
pequena derencia percepbe pero dGese abandOnaa;
asf crecendo la obstruction irregulardad va
hcendose mas gnda hasta que 10 pudO facmente
al epeZr cOrreTSe neceSara entOnces mucho mas tabaO
cuiadO para arregarlO. As Ia constitution humana-
I'm leQueGO deSaTregO abandOna, Sc aumenta
inPeceptbemerte al principle despues rapdez hasa
trbuO, Vuelve Cas fatal. Para eVitar
seo tOU FL muniO que puTquen ORGANISING tOmandO
las PdOFaS dc oFse as conservaran vgory vtaldad>
H. F. HATwELL. .
Et SsIva-GuRTGlfa del Vi0ierO.
Amagaudus Pond, ". s., Enero q de 1890.
w. II. COM5TOCK, Morristown, l. Y.
Nuy Sr. mio:-P0r muchos amos he sido I'M acerrimo
partidrode Pi'dOFaS de RaiZ indiana del Dr. Morse
10 lrH sea una ie cega Ia que tengo en- elias sinO por
IL can1ZH que mi Sc han hechO acreedoras por la
experia que he endo oportuuidad de sufrr sobre su
vaj"r n4rito Mis- ocupacOnes tales que pasO
tempo lucra de mi cOnsderiria equi
Horse ''"'''' U'' ''
NJ. R, McINNIs.
g'a1 artfcu1O de m6rieO Sc vende bien.
Boracho5r Harbor, ". s., Enero 10 de 1880.
w. II. COMSTOCII, Morrisown, N. Y
Airec:ahle Sr.:-Esta carta para cericar que soy
cOmerciute IneIecinas de Paene incuvendo varias
cnsCs de PfliHras Que vendo mas PildoFas de Raz
indiana del bF Morse que de todas las unas Su
veuta aun ga aumentO.
" \, r. L. l. NICHOLSON.
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-El Btbado luneB pE6ximo 30 Eeune
lR comiBi6n de bscaB para deBpaChar IaB
BoIicitnd0I psndisutsB y RBuntou On trGmite.
Hoy no hubO information de intsE6g
general on los depRrtGmsntCI dol IuteriOE
, de JuatiCiR.
-Hs eatAdo en- Ponce, en- aIuntoB del
ssEviciO, 81 ComiIionGdO do InntEucOi6Ds
Dr.. Dexter.
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CASA EN- 'MIRAMAR."- Gl
pFimeEo de AgoEto GBtsE6 ConcIuida , 90
BlqUila una C6moda cara en ests poblRdo.
Eg de construction modePnR y ERdiCa On
una Dc lsB GALES mas CeutIicaG. Para In
f0Rmaa dirigiFso z eBta impEanka. d. d.
YENDO mi casa nusya dc ID calIo del
PaRqus. Rod0ada de todaB laH ComodidR'
dsa exijidss PFeCiO $500. Informa8
FELIX PADIAL, Calle Oolom0r santuECe.
S0VR
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PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
8ERvICIO DE EXPRESS POR La LINEA DEL TROLLEY
ENTIRE CAGUAs

Dos de Express dariamene; z a m
ad las
usando e "sltema antique de portes"
pueden c. O.
CO0ramo impoe de la facua al ngnata rn
te sin p6rdida de TEMPO ~
Sc dan ntorma aifas mediane siCtud.
lIPCS- Ib 70 2h 30 Ib. ctv. b.
serVio de dee Compana
del Pa6elon del
las $50 a m ~ Vt"
amads
abeon del Bornluen
onaS
escala los cuals a COmmn
Ju ede
Prgi0s
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CASA DE PKEsTAMOs de Jou6 Ba.
zsn, Allen 21 st. Hacs opsracionss TO-
bFs alhsjsa DsGde 100 dollars en- ada'
laDts el intsT6I BsT6 conventional no sx'
csdeFa del 3 % msnHuRl. CompTR ven.
de Alhsjas modeEnAs , RntiguaB. San Juan
Puerto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Vanderbilt HORSES OFF.
SeUenty-SeUen Sail to Beat The Eng
Hsh Coaching Record.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt who will drive his coach
beginning in April and continuing until the latter
part of July, when the London closes will
ship on the steamship Minneapolis OF the Atlantic
Transport Line to-day seventy-seven coach
horses said be the finest in America II is re-
ported that these horses cost Mr. Vanderbilt about
s7501 The average age OF the animals is FIVE
years In size and color they to be nearly
perfect.
'Style7 They got no end OF It," said a police
man. after he had been spattered with mud by a
spirited gray. The horses were loaded on the ship
Houston street.
This looks like a good democratic sort Of a gov
ernment, now. don't t?' added the policeman
Here it is 1 amt got no right the street.
where I'm paid to be. and all account of them
dock tailed plugs, with goggles and sashes 'em,
an goloshes for their pretty feet
The horses appeared to want to satisfy the on
lockers that reports to their pedigrees had not
pirouetted up the gangplank of liner shifting
at the air, the ship and the town The steamship
people expressed a mild doubt whether the espe-
ctaly prepared double sized bedrooms would be
good enough for such aggregation of de luxe
horsefesh. hospital ward is fitted up for any
horses that become sick on the trip.
The Vanderbilt coach and four driven by Mr..
Vanderbilt will leave London each day at Il a. m
6ue to arrive at Brighton -by-the-Sea at O'Clock
in the afternoon The horses will be changed ct
six places the road. The fare will be 10 shings
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
OT1T OF THE ASYLUM.
Peter Forester, Former Broker,
Back IN LudLO1C Street jail.

Peter Forester, at time we'll known mem
iztIs OF the Carson River Mining Company, was
released from the Asylum for the Criminal insane
at Matteawan on Thursday last in the custody OF
his counsel, William Hawkins, OF House, GrossInan
&. Vorhaus and is now confined in the Ludlow
street iaiI pending proceedings before the Surro-
gate for a full discharge. Judge Swami. In Part
of General Sessions granted the release from Mat
teavan on the ground that an investigation or MI
Forrester's condition by a lunacy commission had
not found that he was dangerous TO the public
ueacc According to the report of the commission
Mr. Forester suffering from senlle deInenta ana
illness consequent upon old age
The former brokers' trouble arose through his IN
terest in a project dredge the Carson River, in
Colorado In 1898 the United States Geological Sur
vey reported that there was slJoe".ooo In gold m
this river said to be the tailings from the famous
Comstock lode The Carson River Mining Com
panv was organized with Mr.. Forester largely
Interested He was trustee and executor of the eS-
tate of his mother-in-law, and it was alleged put
not only his own money in the company But that Of
the Stock Exchange and invested the proceeds in
the project.
Later when relatives by marriage demanded the
estate of his rnother-in-law, which amounted IL was
said 10 s2s no and Mr. Forester was unable 10
produce the money he charged with grand lar
cany He was committed to Ludlow street jail on
an order OF Surrogate Thomas, in November. 1904.
hut after commission in lunacy had found him
suffering from incipient senile dementia he was
sent to Matteawan.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
LINCOLN LECTURES THIS WEEK.
Board Of Education Announces Speakers at
Various Schools and Their Topics

The public schools will be closed on LincOln's
Birthday but on Wednesday special lectures
Lincoln and other patriotic subjects will be de-
Iivered that evening In addition 10 these special
lectures the Board OF Education will open new
course the latter part OF the
On LincoIn's Birthday evening. at Public school
1856 I45th street west Of Amsterdam avenue. Georgia
X Kneeland will lecture Webster and Lin
coin 4" and on the preceding evening, at Public
School q. Mott and Spring streets. Frank Galgano
will lecture on Abraham Lincoln On Wsdnes-
day, LoushIin Lyceum Hall. North Henry and
Herbert streets. Brooklyn. Frank n Kerr wiu also
lecture on the same topic. and at Public school 2.
Vernon avenue. Long Island City Thomas MeTisr-
nan will tell OF the life OF the martyred President.
AZ the Astoria Assembly Rooms, No. 50 Flushing
avenue. Astoria, Professor Timothy II Roberts viii
lecture Wednesday night From Log Cabin
10 White House"
Al ST. Lukss Hall Hudson and Grove streets.
on Thursday night Or. Albert r. AI5inger VIII
describe Common Physical Defects and How to
Cure Them" and at the Hebrew Technical Insti-
tute. stuyvesant street. Third avenue. DR.. J.
Stewart Gibson. OF Wadleigh High School, Will
lecture on "Photo-Chemistry" on Wednesday ar
Public School l65. lcSth street and Amsterdam ave-
nue.. Thomas A Fulton will speak or "Our Water
Supply: How We Get IL and How We Waste 1t
This evening. at Public School So 2l6 East 10th
street. DR. Victor G. Bell will give some practical
suggestions as to The Care Of the Teeth'
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
SUSPENDS NAIL CARRIER.
Washington to Investigate His Pro
posaI to Supply Uniforms.

w V McManus president Of the New York Let
ter Carriers Association, and attached to the Cen
erai Postoffice, has been suspended orders from
Washington pending investigation by the post
office inspectors os notice signed by McManus
and posted some time ago the bulletin boards of
the branch stations announcing that he had con-
tract for supplying the cloth for the carriers uni
forms.
AS soon as Postmaster Morgan heard of the no.
tice he sent communication TO the superintendents
of all the branch stations ordering the removal of
the notice and requesting them 10 inform the car
riers for their protection that under the postal
laws and regulations McManus as an employee in
the service, had authority &c make such con-
tract The matter was reported to Washington. and
McManus's suspension followed.
Meanwhile, the postoftice inspectors looking
into the In the notice posted on the bulletin
boards il was stated that by of the contract
uniforms could be purchased at about 81 80 less than
was paid for them last year. Postmaster Morgan
pointed out tbs saperintendents in his letter that
this statement was erroneous-that under the terms
of the so-callad contract made by McManus the
carriers would have pay five cents more yard
for uniform cloth than last year. No contract for
supplying the cloth las yet been le;. Bids have
been requested from twelve houses that manufact-
ure uniform cloth. when they received
sauipl~s of the cloth will be submitted experts.
No contract will be made until committee yet to
pe selected has passed upon the ssmpes