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ACERCaRONSE A La
Sagrada Mesa en-
Manati.
las psIiCuIas del cine de AlCslay
son busnaS, PeEO aIgunaS mUy
COn0Ci1aS.
A luIhlr con los tutOT0s;
IN VmpT&IiIto Do sells mil dollars,
JUAN BRASCaI.
Director inferno,
(Ds nusstrO oOrrsspOnsaI. }

Junio o. EGpIendidaB que5aVon lei
fiestas que con entusiaBmO y f6 CelebFaTOr
Las hijas de Maria en- obgsquio & ls MadEl
del Amor Hsrmoso en- 0l mes de lRS h9FCs
TodoH lou Cultes estuVisron ConcuFTidfEi
moG. ri dfa iltimo tnvo efeeto la comu
ni6n general acercSnGose 10 BagFada me
o. mss do 200 personals. A las dies ID
misa mayor con pRnFgfFiGo 4 cargo del
alOCuente oTad0r v6nez0lan0, padre Men
dosa, nuevo p6EroCo de sltR iglssis. A
peBaF del tempo lluvioBo efectu6so la pro
Oesi6n ls que rsCoVEi6 laB pEinCipalsB CO.
lleF, aCudiendo un gentfo immense. Inf
nidRd de nifiSg veatidaB de blsnCo Tompfsn
ID mRFchG. Tres lindoG GatRndaFteg eFRn
llevsdog poE sefioEitaB. NiflaB que llevR.
ban ramos de flores les cfrecfRn por 81 tTa.
yeCtO ID vfTgsn con compoRiCionsB aluBi-
vas Rl sCtO. Seguidamsnts Is imSgen
oaHgada en- hombFoB de cURtra j6VeneB de
ln loCalidad cerFsndo lR banda eBColaH
municira'; yR do nochs entr6 lR procession
On 0l temple ocupOndo Ia gagFRda CdEedrR
a fEAil0 capuChino.
Uu COEo de ocho nifiaB t6m6 pOTte en-
Lou C6ntiCoB FsIigioHog, tarminRndo 10 featO
con 10 Halve CoTonRci6n de lR imBgen.
FeliCitRmOs los diTeCtoTeB de tan agradR'
BILE festival, aGf como los fsIigFesaB de
Manati que han C6operado tan hsrmoBR
ObEa.
Hoy Be hiso cargo de eHtG psrroquia
81 padre Mendoza, oEiundo do 10 Rspdbli'
ca vsnsEolara. Aun no le C0noCemog =
"a tsndF0moB tempo de apTeciaTlo' Por
medic dc OItRu l1nGag d6moBle IN bieBv0
nidR.
-Llsg6 81 Rnunciado oinsm at6gEAf1 y
y yR di6 dos funCiones, las que fusr0n del
agFado del pdbliCo.
LRB peliCulas non buenRB peE0 hsy al
gunRH que son muy ConoCidas y no dehRn
RxhibiElAE Para sl BGbAdo y domingo
pTepara dos gFandeB funCionen con nuevaB
, atrRctivRB pelfculRB. En- las RnterioTe1
hubo llano complete.
AdOlRnte, GehoF AToelay, y hsga unR
rebRja para los 6ltimoH dfas, que 81 p6bli'
co 90 10 RgradeceT6.
La JuutS EGcolRF 30 Feuni6 Rnochs
On Sesi6n extFR0FdinaEiR, tom6ndogs dos
fmpoFtantsI aousFdop: uno, contFAtar nm
ampF6stito de So, 600 con ell fiu de cons
truir una CASA eHcuela de bloque8 de cs.
mOnto, de gRlOnes en- el perfmstro de
t0rFeno que voluntsTiamenta don6 el bon
dSdoBo ilGntFopo don Federico CsIRf Ri
vsFa; y otro, apEObaci6n del preBupussto
que la do regir de 1908 & 1909, fgu,
rando "a la CRntidad de 7s0 dollars para
sl pGgo del primer pla8o con Hus inteTeseB
para la RmoEtiSaCi6 del smpE6lt TO.
Las eIcue'aS para 81 pF6ximo afio ReYan
/ acting principal. 2 Csouelau preparato.
rias, 10 gFaduadas de iUg'6s = oBpSfol, 8
mAsstrOl de iDgi6s, 2 OIeuslas nccturnav,
18 RuFalaB.
Fa icitRmoa Ia honorable Jurta Eaco'
lar pOE sua geltionsB en- pro de Ia inutruc'
ci6n.
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Vonta Exceptional.

Cinturones, modelos nuevos
en- elasticos = seda de colores.
Estilos Bordados a 10 y 25
ctYs. uno. Exceptional.
Los dltimos colores de la
moda en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos a 40
centavos yarda, estilo de gran
Juror para esta estaci6n.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
lido, en- blancas, bordadas y
en- colores, desde so centavos
una. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- todos los
matices, a $0-75 Sl-OOy $3.50
uno. Trenzas de $500 J $4-O0
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de seda en- todos
colores que su precio es $3.50
a Is centavos, Exceptional.
Guantes de hilo y seda en-
todos colores y precios.
Flores y plumas para ador-
no de sombreros, un bonito sur
lido, en- los dltimos caprichos
de la moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nunca hemos traido tantos mo-
delos nj tan caprichosos.
Velos para la cara el me-
jor surtido.
Cuellos y corbatas para Sc
loras en- bordados y colores.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
ticulos en- Venta Exceptional,
infnidad de obietos q mitad
de su costo. AIfombras, Ca
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y Oh
jetos para viaje. &.
Cintas es un articulo que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
On 81 y tenemos gran varia-
dad, desde nuestra especia-
lidad de 10 ctvs. yarda hasta
la mas RIGA para bandas etc
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pesdichadp fin del Kangaru.
Gambia su nOnbrO por Ol Do LlttIBgIttOr....
Oir6teTl.

Un paEi6dico de Dresden, 81 Weld
mann, dice que entire Loo hotentoteB Cen
alem6n hottsntoten) los CAnguron (bsutel'
TAtte) se encuentTan en- crecidO ptimaPo.
MuchoH de ellcs pululan por sl pals, IibEe'
mente Bin ser molestadog; otFog, menog
afertunadOD, son cogidou por cszAdoEss y
pueNtos en- jaulaB (k9ttsr), provistaB de tR'
pas (latteDgitssE) para EegguaFdsrlog de lR
lluviP. EHtaa jaulaR 90 dauominan en- ale
man LGttsngittsEWsttel kottsF, 81 csDgu'
70, deupu6s dc captuEAdO, Gambia go nom
brs por 81 do pgittaIwstter kotteFbsu
telratte. IN. Y. World
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Bo AilInlstTlsItn.

Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no Viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestrs
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afO $500. PgQo an
tieipGds.
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tres meses he tenido que guardian
CANA hasta tai punto me encon-
traba d9bil Durante 25 dias tuve
ell Vientre hinchado de una manera
espantosa y 10 POGO que comia Sc
me aSentaba sobre ell est0mago como
q una masa de plomo. Impossible lei
dormir por la noche, durante Ia
cual entreVeia lamuerte, me entre-
gaba d una sombria desesperaci6n.
Es tan duro ESQ de morir los
% amos
En- estss condolences Sc hallaba
Cuando pOr prescription del Doctor
Regnault la distinguida sonora tom6
ell vino de Quinium Labarraque a la
dosis de q copitas por dia.
Cual no fue su sorpresa y su ale.
gria al verse al POGO tempo compile
tamente curadal
q A penas, continua relatando, 81
q habfa llegado tomar ocho dias ell
vino de QuiniuEl Labarraque cuando
@ya observe una mejoria sensible
It habia cesado la fiebre igualmente
& habian desaparecido la hinchaz6n Y
los dolores, presentandoseme de
q nuevo ell sHeno, ell apetito y la
posibilidad de digerir. Ounce dias
mas tarde me hallaba completa-
mente curada y desde esta 9poca,
que Sc remonta dos amos, jamas
q he vuelto a tener iebre y me va
q perfectamente.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque
la dosis de una dos copitas despu9s !,
de cada comida, basta, en- efecto,
para curar enpoco tiempol la fiebre mas
rebelde & inveterada. y la curaci6n
por este medic obtenida es mas radical
y mas segura que usando la quinina
Sola, causa de que ell Quinium La
barraque contiene los demas princi-
pios activos de la quina, los cuales
completan la acci6n de Ia quininas
Este medicamento tiene por base
I'm extracto complete de quina que
contiene todos los principles utiles
de Ia preciosa corteza disueltos en- los
vinos de Espafla mas exquisitos.
Cuando por Tesidir en- pafses en-
donde la fiebre Sc produce, el enfermo
se We Obligado permanecer en- medic
de los miasmas que fueron Ia causa
de su enfermedad, entonces es cuando
: la acci6n del vino de Quinium Labar-
Faque es incomparablemente superior
Ia de todo 0tr0 mediCamentOS 8
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Asf Sc escribe Ia Historic.

Las tiItimaB palsbEaB pEonunCiRdaa por
81 gran Napoleon 1 momODtoB ants8 de
moFiE, fueHon "CaboER dc EjeFCito." ABf
NOS 10 aTeguFAn Los hiOtoEiadOFOg; pOro an
famoBo antiCuSFio EuFopeO, he enCOntEado
doCumentoG iiedignoG en- lOs CuHlo1 Io RuO'
guFs que On loB planoB do Napoleon I e.
tsba 0l de obligaF la Europa snteEs que
ViBtioEA log tTsjGI que para CabSlleFOS =
nifioB vOndG "LG PalmegGna" do j. PiOERB
Y %. Allen 80.
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Ia zaTzusIa en- Guaysma.
EI Leio EldaI do unfrado IIbrO On 81 lItno aeto
(De nusstrO oorresponsal. J


Junio 2.-SS llsv6 & efscto Ia Eepressn.
taci6n 90 las zRTzuelaG "El pu6so do ro'
usB", "LR gRtits blanca ola msrchs
de O6dia" con eBpl6ndido 6xito.
81 Bohor NadRl qued6 mucho msior en-
"a pRpel de "taTufio" que la primera vsz
que ae puHo en- escena 'EI Do Ii 30 de rogoO''
y la seflOFR Quer6 de Vigil hiz1 el pRpel
de 'gatitR" inmejorAbIe.
81 asbsdo pABado DO di6 la 4 timG fun
Ci6n de ,abono y sl domingo teTmin6 ell
compFomiBo de diez funciones que tenfa ell
Lodc. sefioE NRdal con Ia Ccmpa mis-, cs.
EE6ndcae la tempoTads con lan chiRtolas
saFEuelRs "San Juan de Lus'', La SEN lrs
CBpitanA" y "El pobFe Balbusna."
NADIA nos EeHta que msnif star reBpecto
de los Altiatas de tan simp6tics compsfiis
y 81 algo queda eB para KAtii ,ar una vsz
mas los m6ritos que Rdornan los elemeu'
toa que la Componen, pusB "a todo Puerto
Rico Con0ce las buenRu aptitudsa de las
simpAtiCas tipleH iefiorRa QuaE6 ? PrRdo y
lR de loa notableB aCtoFsa sen lrsH RarrG.
l6D, Nadsl, SuRFez, Velez otroS, por 10
que 0st6 dem6B 81 hRcer p6blico los trsba.
loH rea'izadoB par eIloB duVRnte eHta corta
e9WpVA8uAs
La compsnfR, On vista de Is buena AGO.
Jida que hR tenido por el pdblico gu0yam6',
hR dispueBto RbEiE una nuevR tsmporadS y
0s aupons ent6 haBta el Is del corrisnte
mes.
El Lcdo. sSfior NRdRI, Ia Il 'timS noche
dc function psrmiti6 Is libre sptrads para
el 6ltimO sCto todou RquellcS que OF 10
dOSeavaD, y hR mSnifsutsdo sgta Cores
ponSal, que hags extensive por medic de
estes lineas Hu inmenga gsatitud hpcia to-
dos los gus gsnsFoHaments han corEeBpon.
dido auS iniciativGg.
Qoada CompIaCido 81 amigo senior NJ
dal , 10 miBmo que las sci ,rau Qusr6,
PrAdo , uefioEeB BsrEsj6n, Nadal GUAM,
SuGEsz Velas , dsm6B aIemontoS de is
CompaffS, ls felicitames CordiaIm eats Dor
81 6xito obtSnidO, que 90 Fepitan. amenu.
do sStoH ratios que tanto distraen = de-
leitan.
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lie a Sc.

Hago pdbiiCo que no pagAE6 nj FsCono.
CeI6 ningunR Cu0nta que no hRys Bido
ContTafdR por mi, poFBonalmsnts, poR
pOF msdi0 de doCUmonto autOri1ado CON
mi firma.
Bayam6D, Junio 10. de 1908 -NiOOlds
Torres Diaa. ava
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PARA QUE LO LEAN TODOS
AQUELLoS QUE
PADECEN DE FlEBRE

La Sonora Dona E. Appel, de Bor.
bon (Francia), de % amos de edad, sufria
desde hacia dieciocho meSes de fiebre,
Y casi todos los dias veiase acometida
de escalofrfos que la tenian diente con
diente por espacio de una hOra. Des-
pu6s Sc le presentaba una fiebre ar
diente y sentia una sed devoradora.
Habia llegado a tomar una enorme
cantidad de sulfato de quinina en-
polvo Y en- pildoras hasta .el extreme
de que su est6mago no podia va tolerar
mas. La desgraciada sonora estaba
abrumada por mil enfermedades que
son la consecuencia de las fiebres
palddicas habiansele retirado sus
Periodos, tenfa la cara hinchada y el
vientre enorme Y ell bazo habia aumen@
tado ell triple de su Volumen.
Los sufrimientOs por que he pa
& sado, dice ella, durante un aflo, no
son para contadOs. 'Por espacio de
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JuDta EscOIaT de Manati.

Los mReltroH que deBasn IoliCitar laB
sscuslau que qusdaEfn vACantsI lG ter
minsCi6n de e1tO Gfio escolRT, Be IsFviF6n
pEsIsntRr auG goliCitudes en Il SecrstaEfa
do este JuntR, dsBde 81 25 del coFEients
mes, hsSsa 81 10 del pT6ximo JUNO en- que
eBpiraT6 el plaEO. MHnati, % de Mayo
de 1908. s. VILLAMIL.- -SecEetGrio JuntR
ERCOlar. 5v.B.
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Tribunal SuDrln0 d Puerto R'eo.

senAlRmisntos de apsIacionOB On csuIas
CriminRlsV, = TerCer t6rmino de BeHionsB
del afio 1908.
JUnio.- Viernsu El Pueblo de Puer.
to Rico contra Julio AybRF, Lbslo in
famRtori0.
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BARCELONETl POR Ell mes De MARIA
Ia asbDIiA y oneantnaora Vletorla
Pace Nrrchia Sleurtd ha Ostudaio DIon,oI Ipgl6s.
TOgrOSl 4 ArOGlbO.
{ De maestro oOrrsgpOnsag. }

JUNO 2.-El msa-do Mayo conasgrado
& Tsndir quito & IG PxcslBR RsinR del CieIo
hR Eido squf celebEado con sntuBisEmo
lR iglesiR oat6liCa Sc ha viato todaB lGg
noChss con un ndmsro de ss fioritag nifiaB
les que han slsvsdo On armoniosoB C6ntiCos
tisruaB plegsEiRB 6 ID ViEgsn Maria.
El domingo pOF la tRFde como tsEmina.
Ci6n do esta Asats J dsbido & ID iniOiatiYA
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SVCESOS EN- Ia ISLA.

Aibonitc, Junio 2.-En cafetfn don Re-
mon Negv6n hsllo este pSpel ANONIMO,
81 Cual paR6 { jusz dc Paz , eIt6 On mi po'
der. "En estes t6EminoS'. hAibonite 90,
estemos con 81 clio alberto quo mi me han
dicho que an de quemRF 81 pueblo, 81
que me 10 die ma pidi6 diez pesos me
dijo que 81 20 90 los dabR me iba matAT,
10 digo poTque me convieno" Otro d.
Figido 6 stTi9FsA PonB Ca, como gigue:
Sabieudo tfectivRments que este puebl0
no meTsCs otra coIa que Her Teducido CO.
nizaH aaf pensamos = 81 10 Aremos 81
tempo 10 dire" Sin fFmRV. Tambi@n
est6 en- mi podey. .-Cabo Gonz6Iez.
Patillas Junio 2.-An0cho hubo coma
to iocendio casa Pedro J. VeFgne, con
guardiaa DavilR y Santiago logF6 apsgaEs
10 en- el acto. SefioEa casa FeBult6 cen
quemaduraG On mRnoB y brRsoB.-Cabo
Arroyo.
del PADRE EspipoEa, ColoSo ssrcerdoto que
vivs ConBagFad0 90 miniBtsrio, Be Ilev6
cabo una gOlemns proCeli6n que TecoPri6
lS calle principal con an Rc0mpl 6amiento
numOPoHo 0n donde vsfage M grupo lindf
Himo de b0llfImas sea 9FitNg niHag, HAS
de Maria y la oFqueGtG dirigida por 81
Ue1ioE Olive dAbs mayor realce & tan sim
p6ticR fsAt9 religions.
-Dsspues do psEmansoeT vAriou dfau en-
cate poblAdO 90 hA dsSpedido para Arscibo
lR sncantRdoFa BeEoHita Victoria Ladsgma,
dana muy Himp6tiOa y LENA do atractivoB
que ed muy estimRdR por % bondAd.
-El tsltgTs iSts don Jaime Martfoez he
aido trssladadO Ia Carolina , 60 I'm ami.
go 4 quien 90 le quier0 mucho poE BuS
bellies prOndas dc CaE6cteF.
-HR llegsdo proCsdOnts de los EstsdoG
Unidos don Francisco MRrch6n Sicard6,
jOven que hs eEtudiado muy bien 81 ipgIfH
y cree fjar 50 rslidencia ca an pueblo de
Ia iRlR.
-Acaban de notiCiarnog que la sncusn.
tFa dc algunR gFavedsd Ia spEOCiabIe ae
nora do1R Cre8CenCis Negr6n de D6vils.
La gFRoiona y gentil Bs1OFits AmGlfa
Paz, de Rio GFRndO, Is tenGmoB dc hu6a.
ped poF una tempoFadO.
-Por estes Oampos % han vuelto Slp1s.
BentRr CaBos dc fiebFeN paItldLCaB.
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In o1ta impEOnta % vondO papol de-
poZi6dico visiC s $500 loS 46 kiIcs CWn
qUiataL)
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81 seiiOE Fernando Gonzales LamsV
professor del "ASilO dH ninos" ha aolicitsdo
80 diaG dc liGOnois.
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La CASA Ndm. los dc Is caIIo d0
Sol De e-ta Ciudad, . vsnde. InfoEmaE6n
ca q ROB a Orc, San Francisco 40.
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En 81 impBonta % Vond0 papOI Dc
PoLi6diOo Vioio o2.OO lon 48 EiIoa (s,n
gHiatIL)
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Por medic do loB Agsntes nm nGmoPo.. O-O8
@trootRs On TrimestPo ORC. ,........ 5 3-3S
On semestFO ..... :. $50
Uu Rho por adelantsdo. ..... 800
en- ol Exterior. On aSio oro. o...........S 500
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laCOnsslOndsHGia de PusrtO Rico.

PREGIOS De SUSCRlPGIOR EN- TODR Ia lSLA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
MRS. MCCORMICK
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
Daughter of Senator Hanna
VIII Head Civic Federation
Woman'S Department.

Mrs. Joseph MedlH Mccormick. Of
Chicago. formerly Miss Ruth Hanna
viii be president OF the woman's de-
parumeHt Of she National Civic FEEDER
alton.
Election g. onlcers was held this
morning. bus because OF an indispositiOn
Of several who we're elected to serve
because other duties claim their atten-
tion. the election viii oe revised and
announced later IN the afternoon.
The selection OF Mrs. Mccormick as
head OF the national wOman's depart
Eent, devoted entirely 10 welfare work.
was 1oregune conclusion 1t was
through Mrs. AcCOrmick's interest in
the federation and its purpose that tho
women OF the country were enlisted in
It's folds, and she has worked uutiringly
10 bring greater influences 70 bear 10
better the conditions OF working people.
Lived With StOckyards Worker
organizing the New York branch. and
ITS progress has been remarkable. In
Chicago. where her endeavors were
stsI ted, Mrs. Mccormick studied out the
problem by living among the employees
Of the stock yards and so gained first
hand knowledge Of these conditions
which not only led to the formation OF
the Chicago and New York societies.
but mas resulted in a national organiza-
ton which Will carry the work into
every State IN the country
The other officers are vice Chairmen
Miss Annie Morgan, Mrs. +. Borden
Hartman. Mrs Cornelius Steven son,
Mrs John Ottley, Mrs. Henry Hisgin-
son. and Mrs. Benjamin Ide Wheeler
treasurer, Mrs. TEruston Ballard, sec
retary, Miss Gertrude Beelzs.
tfOnaI Civic Federation ended with the
morning session today. A series OF ad-
dresses detai ing the progress OF vel
fare work IN various industries were
made.
Charles MooEe, a member Of one Of
the largest electrical and manufactu =
Continued on Fifth PaEe)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
HURRIES
TO KENTUCKY TOWN

LEXINGTON. Ky. May 12-The state
militia companies Of Frankfort and
Lexington left here today for Mayors
vile. They carried -Jorgensen
rifles and revolvers
It is limited here that the authorities
have learned of threats Of a raid on
AIayersville by night riders through
spies. which they have succeeded in
joining the night riders
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Pfndan Brings HIS Government
To Keep RiUal From Stealing It
Willy Arkansas Acting Governor
Outwits Deputy Acting
Governor.
Majority of State Boards Car
ried on Washington
Trip.

GOV. X. O. P1ndaH. the acting chief
executive OF Arkansas, has come to
Washington to attend the conference
of governors and has brou@ki his State
government with him TO kee, his rival
from running away with IT,
IN order 10 insure SAFE keeping, while
he was absent. Governor Pindau
thought the only sCce plan was TO
carry his government right along 10
Washington with him. II is probably
the only case on record in which an
executive officer carries the govern
ment with him 10 keep il from being
stolen when ne isn't looking.
in the last day or two, dispatches
have told that as soon as Governor
PindaV started for washington. Allan
II. Hamiter, speaker Of the house
seized the relns OF power and pro-
claimed himself governor. The governor
OF the state proper is inCapaCitated by
illness from serving as chief executive.
Under the constitution OF Arkansas
the president OF the senate becomes
acting governor under such csrcurl-
stances Mr.. P.ndau is president Of
the senate and for some time las been
acting governor The constitution fur
ther provides that when the acting
governor is out of the State the speaker
OF the house shall act as governor
Under this provision Of the constitu-
tiOn Hamiter has undertaken 10 gov
ern Arkansas in the absence Of Coy
ernOr Pi1dau.
But air PindaH was aware Of what
the speaker OF the house intended TO
do He did not look upon the occasion
as one that uecessitated anyone acting
as governor in his place. but Halniter
was apparently ambitious 70 hold the
reins Of authority. SO Mr.. PindaQ con-
cluded 20 bring with him TO Washing
ton his secretary Of state. o. c. Lud-
wiz, and enough other State officials
who are members Of the important
boards through which the governor Of
Arkansas transacts much OF his busi-
ness. 10 leave those boards so stripped
of members as to make Il impC Cssible
for them TO do any business cf i'm
poTtance in his absence. He has about
a dozen Arkansans with him. most Of
them men prominent on the leading
boards OF the State.
The result is that NJ. Hamiter. while
enjoying the title Of acting governor
OF Arkansas, can grant pardous and
appoint notaries public, and do few
minor things of that sort, but he can
not execute any DEGREES Of any great
moment and get them carried out.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
SPERRY COMMANDS
FLEET THIS WEEK
Rear Admiral Thomas Retires, ana
Emery Takes Charge of Sec
Oud Squadron.
Ond Squadron.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 12--When the
flag of Rear OdmiraI Thomas, com
manding the Atlantic feet, is hauled
down at the end of this week. there will
be many important changes in the most
prominent offices of the feet. The chief
command viii be assumed by Rear Ad-
rniral Sperry, and Rear Admiral Emery
ron.
Captain Schroeder and Captain VAIN
wright, both of whom viii become rear
admirals N July, will be in charge OF
the nagships Of the second ana fourth
divisions, and practically viii have the
full duties Of rear admirals a. once.
1t is announced that the Maine and
the Alabama. which are TO be detached
from the Atlantic feet. here. viii make
the voyage to New York by way Of the
SueZ Canal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
TURFMAN FIGHTS
CRUELTY AGENT
Father Bill DAILY in Court. Fol
lowing Complaint About Treat
ment of Child.

NEW YORK, May 12.-"Father Bilr'
Daily. the horseman, was arraigned in
the Coney Island court today following
a sensational fight between him and
Frederick Herkstrater. an agent OF the
Society for Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Children. at Daly's home. East Thir-
teenth street and avenue ", Sleeps
head Bay.
The S. P. c. c. agent had called TO in
vesfigate Daly's alleged cruelty TO his
eleVen-year-Old daughter Alice. because
OF a complaint which the police say was
made by Days wife in a letter written
without his knowledge
DAILY acknowledged in court that he
had slapped his little girl, but declared
that il was simply parental punishment
of the child because the girl had slapped
her Younger sister Kate in a quarrel
DAILY said ne knew nothing about his
wife having complained to the Chill
dren's Society, but that IL made no
difference. as he punished his children
as he saw Mt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
Mrs. Guinness Trail
Not Found in NOrWav

CHRISTIANA, May PA weeks hunt
by the police in which records have
been searched and every possible in
quiry made, has failed utterly to de-
Velop the slightest fact regarding Mrs.
Belle Guinness, the American archmur-
deress. Not a person has been found
who ever heard Of nor and no record
of any description has been unearthed
although the best men in the depart
ment have been detailed on the case.
A minute inVesti Sutton at TrOndhtem
has convinced the authorities there that
Mrs. Guinness did not come from that
city. IL IS believed she Intentionally
gave the wrong name Of her home
town
An examination OF the lists of emil
grants has been made without result. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-12
NEW STATION PLAN
OF CHICAGO ROADS

CHICAGO, May PA union passen-
ger station and passenger terminal, 10
cover a lot OF ground half a mile square
and constituting the largest railroad
terminal in the world. is being contem-
plated for the lower west side
The roads interested are the Peunsyl-
vania, the Chicago, Milwaukee and St
Paul. and the Chicago and Northwest
ern In addition TO these three domt-
mating lines. the following four roads
now using the Unior depot win be
housed IN the proposed new station.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Chi
cago and Alton; Pitts ,urg, Cincinnati.
Chicago and St LOUIS, and the PITTS
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad.