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will gather in the brand new con
vention hall. the pride of chesty Den
yer, and after transacting the nee
essary preliminaries, the chairman
will announce that nominations are
in order. The roll of states will be
called. When Nebraska is reached
the delegates and some ten or eleven
thousand other leather-lunged dis
ciples of democracy will make the
welkin ring with shouts.
Then will arise in his place one
Ignatius j. Dunn, city attorney of
Omaha and one of the delegates at
large from Nebraska. In language
i,carefully and painstakingly selected
from the very choicest words in Web
ster, the orator from the banks OF
the Big Muddy will enumerate the
civic virtues, the lofty statesman
ship and the great ability of Nebras-
ka's candidate for the presidential
nomination.
Again the cheers of the delegates
will ring through the hall, spread
throughout the confines of the city
and echo from peak to peak of the
snow-clad mountains. With the res
toration of parliamentary calm, Gov
ernor Glenn of North Carolina, ia
nous throughout the country as the
sworn foe of the demon rum, will
make the first seconding speech.
Afterward, the formality of a vote.
Alabama, Arkansas, California. Colo
rado--none of these delegations viii
lose any time in climbing into the
Bryan band wagon. Little Delaware,
with its six votes, will announce for
it's favorite son, Judge George Gray
and relapse into painful and abash-
ed silence. Governor Johnson, who
will be nominated by Representative
Winfield S. Hammond, of the second
Minnesota district, will get the vote
of Minnesota, and possibly that o1
New York and New Jersey. These
however, are mere details. At Brya1
headquarters, it is alleged that thu
Nebraskan will receive in the neigh
borhood of 500 votes on the first bal
lot. That will be plenty, THANH
you, since only 672 are required fol
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.FR0L|C ENDS IN FREE FIGHT
Four Men and One Woman Cut Dur,
ing Mix-Up Following Festivities.

West, Texas, July 6.-At Cada s
hall, Bohemian resort, about a
mile and a half from West, SER
ious ruction occurred among some
of the Bohemians and others in the
place which resulted in the killing OF
John Winkler and the wounding OF
five or six Bohemians. Frank Cada
proprietor of the place, was arrest
ed and charged with the killing OF
Winkler
Constable James Sulak placed
Cada under arrest and yesterday
morning he was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000 to await an ex-
amining trial which is set for Mon
day before Justice of the Peace J. M
Moore.
All the parties to the difficulty are
Bohemian farmers except Winkler
who was German
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Indications Point to Nomination
Of Bryan for President on
the First Ballot.
ALL OVER BUT SHOUTING
Proceedings VIII Be Similar to the
Republican Convention Held at
Chicago in June-Burstina
of johnson Boom.

Denver, Colo, July 6.-For pres
ident of the United States, William
Jennings Bryan, of Nebraska For
vice president-but let us not anti
cipate.
So far as the NebrasKan is con-
cerned, it is all over but the shout
ing. The convention to be opened to-
morrow by the democracy of the ma
tion is to be a ratification meeting,
not free-for-all race. The hundreds
of delegates and thousands of other
visitors assembled here today are
practically unanimous on this point.
The New York and Minnesota dele
cations, with a few other anti-Bryan
delegates, occupy forlornly a little
island of their own, entirely sur
rounded by the dashing waves OF
Bryan enthusiasm. Their voices are
drowned in the rumbling roar of the
Bryan sea. whose sirens sing only the
praises of the Peerless One. And the
wreckage of this sea Is the blasted
hopes and bursted boom OF John
johnson, of Minnesota.
And this Is how it will come
about. A thousand and odd delegates
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-06
NATIONAL GOOD ROADS MEET
There Will be Practical Demonstra
tiOnS of Roal Building

Buffalo, n Y. July 6.-Like the
autum flights of ducks to southern
feeding grounds, automobile tourists
are flocking from all directions into
Buffalo today to participate in the
national legislative and good roads
convention of the American Auto
mobile association. State and city
motoring organizations throug ghout
the land have sent delegations and
there is every indication that the at
tendance will mount into the thou
sands. Today was devoted to the re-
ception and registration Of delegates
at the Iroquois Hotel, with an auto
run to Niagara Falls scheduled for
this afternoon. The formal opening
will take place tomorrow, when May
or Adams will turn the keys OF the
city over to the motor-mad hosts.
A discussion of uniform automo-
bile legislation and a good roads con-
vention will occupy tomorrow and
will enlist many speakers of prom
inence. On Wednesday there will be
practical demonstrations of road
making. On Thursday the start will
be made from the city by the cars
enterend in the 1,600-mile tour for
the Glidden trophy.
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the animal in the pit of the stomach
and rendered unconscious and from
which state he never rallied and died
at 11:20 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mr. Reed had been a resident of this
city for number of years, having
moved to this city from Denton
county and has been in the employ
of the city for several months. AT
the time of his death Mr.. Reed was
45 years of age.
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UNION MEETING CLOSES.
Evangelist Walton Preached His
Farewell Sermon Sunday Night

The union revival which has been
in progress four weeks at the Metho-
night. The services began at 1880
with sermon to men only by Evan
gelist Walton, while at the Baptist
church Rev. w NJ. Nevins preached
to the ladies'. At 10 O'Clock all unit
ed in a farewell service at the Meth
odist church The evangelists devot-
ed Monday to making preparations
to return to their several homes for
a short rest
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-07-06

for this year against the various tax
rates when the same are fixed, and
let him answer whether he will in
this year pay more taxes on the
same property than he ever paid be-
fore. If he does, let him vote for me,
if not, let him vote for Gov. Camp
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Continued on page 80
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Col. Wynne in the City.

Col. r. M. Wynne of Fort Worth
arrived in the city this morning to
speak in the interest of his candida
cy for attorney general He was met
escorted to the Rogers hotel. Two
O. clock was the hour for him to be-
gin speaking in the district court
room.
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Mrs. Harry Parks has returned
from a visit to relatives at Venus
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MULES KICK FATAL.
Hillsboro Street Overseer Has Fatal
Encounter With Hybrid.

Hillsboro. Texas, July 6.-Chas
Reed, who was appointed street over
seer at this place several months ago,
In an attempt to catch one of the
city mules that was loose in the lot
Saturday afternoon. was kicked by
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School Funds.

IL not, let ulHl NOte LOT GOV. camp
bell
School Funds,
The second statement issued by
Commissioner Dashiell merely goes
to show that certain counties in the
state received out of the public
school fund last year more money
than they paid for the support of the
state government in the same year,
including the amounts paid to the
repeatedly in many counties under
previous administrations, and | can
not see where the present admins
tration is entitled to any thanks in
regard to this condition, The public
school fund of the state belongs to
the entire state, and is distributed
among the several counties in pro
portion to the scholastic population.
The scholastic population determined
the amount of money paid to the
county by the state for the support
of it's public schools. Whether the
tax rates were high or low the same
condition would probably result
Decrease Not Visible.
THE present administration is
fighting desperately to satisfy the
people in regard to it's net tax meas
ures. 1t kept it's promise in regard to
increasing the taxes on corporations
even to the extent of passing laws
which have been declared unconsti-
tutional, but it did not keep its
promise that it would decrease the
| burden of taxation on the people
Every tax law against the corpora
tions of which they rid themselve.
by court proceedings is reverted
back upon the people, and in addi
ton thereto the full rendition bill
| is increasing the average amount O
taxes paid by each individual or
each hundred dollars worth of prop
perty.
Il submit the correctness of this
statement to be determined by each
individual Let him examine
into the facts of his own case and
answer the question accordingly
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Come to the Theatorium today and
you will go away feeling satisfied. 79
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-13
UNITED STATES
MAY INTERFERE
THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL ELEC.
TON IN PANAMA MUST BE CON
QUOTED FAIRLY.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Pana-
ma Presidential campaign which Is to
eliminate in an election the first week
in July, has recently developed "revo-
lutionary tendencies" to such an ex-
tent as to cause grave concern and the
serious intention to employ severe
measures on the part of the American
Government to insure fair and hon
est election, probably the first in the
history of Central American politics.
The five hundred American marines
stationed on the Isthmus will be de-
tailed to the election places. AS some
precincts will need no armed super
vision, and others will need several
troops, they will be distributed where
they will do the most good.
The call for a personal report from
Minister Squiers is the resu t, it is ex-
planned, of new developments At the
same time Squiers may be asked to ex-
plain certain newspaper comments to
the effect that he has allowed himself
to become enthusiastic in favor of one
of the candidates. Squiers will sail
for the United States tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-13
AN AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS STORY.

1t is the commercial traveller who
finds the many changes of climate and
water trying. Mr.. Chas. G. Chapman,
who represents large Brisbane con-
Germ, lad been troubled for years with
chronic diarrhoea. On one of his trips
a fellow traveller recommended Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and this is what he says OF
it: 81 procured a bottle and expert
enced great relief after taking a few
doses. Before the bottle was finish
ed I was cured and have not been
troubled since" This remedy il for
ale by all Dealers, Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
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LITTLE WORK ON
THE BATTESHIPS
THE VESSELS COULD GO TO THE
ORIENT WITHOUT ENTERING
DRY DOCKS.

WASHINGTON, June I'm a little
more than a month, July Z, the At
lantic fleet will set sail from San
Francisco for the second stretch of its
three-piece cruise around the world.
In the meantime there is scarcely any
thing to do to those fighting ships,
witch arrived at San Francisco bet
ter than when they started on their
voyage"
Eight Of the battleships are to be
cooked, scraped and painted at San
Francisco and eight at Bremerton. The
machinery and boilers are being over
hauled by their crews. ut is not
necessary to send the ships to the
navy yards for repairs" said Secretary
Metcalf today There is nothing to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-13
METHODIST CHURCH.

First Methodist Episcopal Church,
1903 Beretania avenue, David w. Crane,
pastor.
Sunday school, 1000 a. M; Richard
II. Trent superintendent. Interna-
tional lesson, 1.-THE Risen Christ by the
Sea of Galilee."
Morning worship, II o'clock. The
Rev. Ernst c. Cooper, Wesleyan mis-
sionary from Central China, en- route
to England, will preach. Subject, Two
Young Ru. ers character study.
Epworth League, C:3O p. m. m. G.
Johnston, president. Miss Stuhr will
lead the meeting. Topic for study,
Gods Revelation to the Awakened
Understanding"
Evening church services, 1880
o'clock. Preaching by the pastor, sub
ject, Christ Our Advocate"
Prof Lewis will preside at the or
gan and direct the chorus choir. You
are cordially invited to worship with
us.
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do to them beyond what their own
crews can do, If except the accident
to the cylinder head of the Missouri;
and it would not even be necessary to
dock them except for the reason that
tarnac,es grow faster in tropical wa
ters than when the ships are at home.
The ships could go on to Asiatic
waters without even being locked,
hut their speed might be decreased a
knoi or two an houi, which would not
b. economical"
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CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.
Corner of Beretama avenue and
Richards streets; Doremus Scudder,
minister.
Services on Sunday, June IA, as fol-
lows:
Bible School, Clifton H. Tracy, Sup
erintendent, with classes for all ages
at 9:45 a. IN.
Morning worship at II o'clock. The
pastor wi preach.
QuaTcet-Stanley Livingston, con-
ductor, win sing Marston's pilgrim, &"
and lead the congregation. Mrs. Mac
kali will sing Birch's I'm a Closer
Walk with God"
The Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at $3.50 p. m.
Evening worship at 1880 o'clock
Address on "Okayama Orphanage," IL
Illustrated with still and motion views
by Rev. Frank S. Scudder and .9r. Tet-
suya Onoda.
Quartet and congregation singing
TT Quartet will sing Schilling's Soft
~ now the Light of Day"
A cordial invitation is hereby ex-
tended to strangers, seamen, travellers
visiting friends and the public general
ly to attend all these services.
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BIG BALLOON MAKES

CLEAR LAKE Is. d.. June 2.-rhe
big balloon Chicago" which left
Quincy, ILL.,, at o'clock last night, ran
into a heavy rainstorm and dropped to
earth at a point six mics southwest of
Clear Lake at o'clock today. No one
was hurt, and the balloon was not par
ticularly damaged. In the balloon were
Charles A. Coey of Chicago, Captain G.
II. Bumbaugh and Charles II. Leichlit-
err. 1t was in the air eleven hours
and made an average speed OF seventy
five miles an hour, making a total OF
S25 mics. Fifteen hundred feet OF the
drop to the earth was made in one
minute.
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ENDS HALF CENTURY FIGHT.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-After
knocking at the door Of Congress for
fifty-three years for recognition the
surviving officers and enlisted men OF
the Texas volunteers yesterday won
their long fight for pensions, by the
action of the House in passing the
Senate bill making provision therefor.
These men were employed in the de-
Tense of the frontier of Texas against
Mexican marauders and Indian depre-
dations from 1855 to 1860.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

A. c. McKeever, pastor.
GAS a. IN. Bible school. Lesson,
John 21:1-25.
$3.50 p. m. Y. p. S. c. 10. Subject,
How to Choose a Life Work"
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CITY'S CHURCHES
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

Our Lady or Peace.
Sunday-G and a. m, low masses
with holy communion. 3 a. M, low
mass with singing and English SER
mon. 10:90, high mass and native SER
mon. 2 p. m, rosary and native in
struction. p. M, Portuguese sermon
with benediction.
Tuesday-(speciaD $50 am, solemn
requiem mass for the repose of the
soul of the late Prince Kawanauakoa.
Thursday-Feast of Corpus Christi
day of Obligation. The services at the
cathedral as on Sundays. Solemn pom
titical mass at 1890. p. M, so emn
benedicIion of the blessed sacrament.
SAINT AUGUSTINE'S CHAPEL.
(Waikiki)
Sunday, 9 a. M, low mass with Eng
lisn sermon.
Thursdays a. M, low mass ant
singing.
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CHURCH NOTICE,

Temple Spiritual Israel, Services
Sunday, 8 p. m, ESQ Beretanla street
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GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Pastor Felmy Sunday School 9:45
a. IN. Services, IL a. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02

no Sc haya celebrado. H Congrcs0
ha cumplido su mission, este es 10 im-
portante.... Alabado sea Dlosi
Hablando de La opinion de los pre-
lados que acudieron al Congreso sobre
oportunidad de reanudar las sesioneE
del Concilio Vaticano, Mons. Vannute-
LII no ha ocultado su impression de que
ell episcopado cat6lico del mundo en-
tero, aunque siempre q las 6rdenes del
Papa, no es partidario de que Sc rea-
nude dicho Concilio Varios obispos
10 Juzgan innecesario, otros basan su
opinion en- consideraciones polfticas
algunos Green que Sc tropezaria CON
grandes dificultadeS al celebrar un
Concilio en- un pals como Italia, dom
de la Santa Sede Sc halla Sub hostili
conditlOne constItuta."
A estos ultimos ell cardenal Vannu-
tell ha contestado que La libertad del
Concilio esta asegurada, al afIrmarIo
Sc haefa eco de La promesa hecha al
Vaticano por ell gobierno italiano.
En- resilmen, ell cardenal trae impre-
stones pesimistas acerca de la realiza-
ci6n de un proyecto que constituye
uno de los deseos mas ardienteS dek
alma piadosa de Pho Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
De Roma
Los acontecimientos de Oriente.

Ell mundo politico sigue preocupan-
dose de los acontecimientos que Sc des-
arrollan en- Oriente. Ell ministro de
Negocios Extranjeros, en- un discurso
que ha pronunciado Ell Carate Brianza,
pueblecito de Lombardia, donde Sc ce-
lebraba la Inauguration de un Banco
popular, ha hecho declaraciones enca-
minadas tranquilizar la opinion pu-
blica
Convene aguardar con serenidad que
|se desenvuelvan los acontecimientos !;
pero, mientras tanto, las gentes discu-
Austria una especle de soberania so
tuaci0n que se halla de acuerdo con la
realidad de los hechos v hasta con ell
pcnsamiento secreto de las potencias
que frmaron en- 1878 en- Tratado de
Berlin; pero este no impide que Italia
tenga ell derecho de pedir y de conse-
guir compensaciones
Russia pedira la libertad del estrecho
de los Dardanelos, por donde no pue-
den pasar sus barcos, y dicen que TIA
liza pedira la SUPPRESSION del articulo %
| del Tratado de Berlin, que prohibe In
entrada en- Ell puerto de Antlvarl de
los barcos de guerra Y que concede
Austria una espeeei de soberania so
bre las costas de Montenegro. Tam
bien dieen que Italia pedira que desa-
| parexcan las fortificaeiones dc SpitZa
fortaleza que domina al puerto de An
tivari. :.
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Franco Franchi.
In baiO salvador De iig|cSaS
BANDO EDIFICTOS

Hace tempo que los peri6dicos de
Londres lanzaron ell grito de alarmas
La catedral de San Pablo, la ioya de
Londres y otros edificios, sc desmO-
roman lentamente al cOntactO de I0s
humos cargados de azufre que enve-
nenan ell aire para las personals y pa
ra las piedras.
Aparte de la question de hygiene.
sc ha comprobado que la piedra cal
carea que entra en- la fabrica de Ia
celebre catedral, Sc transforma baio la
accl0n del aire cargado de acid0 sui
furico, en- yeso sulfato de cal, que
Sc desmorona bajo la acci6n de La Iu-
via, y Sc pone tan blando que puede
rayarse con La una. Lo mismo que
San Pablo, el palacio del Parliament
to serian victimas de La ruina dentr0
de un numero de amos bastante limi-
tado, 81 no sc tomaran ciertas medF-
das preventivas.
Que medidas son estasf Parece quo
La soluci0n de barita tiene la propie-
dad de cimentar como 81 estuvieran
nuevas las mol6culas de la piedra cal-
carea atacada por el azufre. La BARI
ta forma con ell yeso un sulfato de ha-
rio insoluble inatacable, La car
convertida en- carbonate absorbe Ell
aeido carb6nico del ambiente.
va Sc han hecho experimentos con-.
clnyentes en- este sentido en- la casa
del Capitulo de Westminster que sa
estaba deshaciendo como San Pablo w
por iguales razones. Antes de la Ope-
raci6n del lavado, bastaba pasar Ell
dedo por las piedras del edificio para
que Sc desmoronaran, Y deSpues del
bano de barita Sc han puesto tan SD
lidas como cuando salieron de la cam
terra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-02
A LOS ABOGADOS

Teora de Ley de Evdenca segn ha estabecdo en-
stado Unldos de practcar la prueba de esti-
gos por WILLIAM REYNOLDS Traducda con permso
del por los aoogados don r. Ulpiano Colon y dor
lose Tous Soto de las Lbreras del BoLEr1N
MERcANrL OLYMPIC Otero Ponce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-23

MANAGER WANTED-An Ohio cor poration manufacturing household necessity desires Alabama manager;
 demonstration in leading depart ment stores; office furnished; three years contract; salary s91oO and commissions; good opening for man of character and ability Address Manager, 675 Snowflake Bldg, Tole- do, Ohio. 2-2-4t-su