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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
OFF FOR COMP0UNCE
City Officials Leave To day for
Big Game With Hartford
Contemporaries.
VARIED PROGRAM PLANNED
Rhmored That Martin and Hooker
VIII Decline 10 Go Into the
Pitchers Box.

This afternoon the Hartford city Of
ficials will entertain the New Haven
city officials and their friends az Lake
Compounce, the party leaving here by
special trolleys and trains. Ex-Mayor
HARRISON OF Hartford is one OF the
committee OF arrangements, and the
outing In his charge last time was such
success that with history repeating
itself today's will be a banner enter
tainment.
Arriving at Lake Compounce early In
the afternoon n collation. will be served
and then there will be q ball game.
That there will be a boxing bout is
not without the bounds Of expectation.
Track events will follow and some new
records are In danger Of being made
So far as Lake Compounoe is con
cerned, except OF course for the din
ner, interest centers largely In the ball
game The first inning of the game
played at Morris Cove when New Ha-
ven was the host, the Hartford bats
men made % hits off Mayor Martin
and the New Haven nine made q hits
off Mayor Hooker 1t is rumored that
both these gentlemen viii decline to 70
into the box to-day, greatly to the re-
lief Of the teams which stand behind
them.
Leaving Lake Compounce the party
will go to Hartford where they will eat
again, and for the evening decidedly
unique theater party has been arrang-
ed just what the theater party will
consist of has not been announced
only that II win he unique Another
luncheon with clear cool water from
the town pump will follow the theater
party and New Ravens delegation
will arrive home at about o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
ELIOT HITS HIGH TARIFF
Little Good Offset by Unreasonable
Harm, Says Harvard's Head.

Cambridge, Mass. Sept 21,-In a
communication addressed to the re-
form league OF New York, President
Charles w Eliot OF Harvard college
to-day made an attack on the exist
ing high tariff system. President
Eliot said in part:
The high tariff which has prevail
ed In the United states since the civil
war has done a little good in the way
of building up new Industries. but 1t
has done immeasurable harm. and Is
likely to do more and more harm.
las a country which produces in
normal years much more grain, meat
and cotton, and many more manufac-
tured goods than II can consume 1t is
in the interest of the United States to
develop for itself world markets un-
der the most favorable conditions pos
sible. The tariff prevents or obstructs
the attainment of those favorable con-
dltiong."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
AUSTRIAN VEREIN.
Local Austrian Hungarians Organize
In q Corporation.

The Austrian Hungarian Verein OF
New Haven was recently incorporated
In Hartford, and the papers were filed
in the town cerk'sfoffice yesterday at
ternoon. The purposes of this society
are to promote good fellowship among
the local immigrants and their des-
cendcnts from the country mentioned
to maintain a cemetery, to purchase
and sell property, and to form a CO.
operative society FOR the interests of
the Hungarians in this city The sign
ers Of the article are Dlvad Shanbrom
Mayer Softer, David Weinthrop, Isaac
Weinthrop, lsador Golthamer, Jacob
schiff, Aaron Laub Mato Katz, Mendel
Sam Fischinan, Sam spatz. kaufman
Chee sc, Leon Horn. Isadore Shaubrom
and Phillip Singer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
DIXIE III. WINS AGAIN.

New York Sept 21.-With the
same skipper and engineer, Captain
BARLEY Pearce and Albert Rappuhun,
who piloted her to victory in the in
ternational cup race off Huntington,
l.. l., last month, II. j, Schroeders
champion motor boat, Dixie H., to-
day won the mile speed trial race,
the opening event of the national
motor boat carnival, which Is to con-
tinue all this week on the Hudson
river under the auspices Of the Colo
NAL Yacht club.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
PRESIDENT LEAVES TO-DAY
Returns to Capitol This Morning With
Family and Executive staff.

Oyster Bay, ~ Y, Sept. 21.-4Presi-
dent Roosevelt tomorrow morning
will end his vacation and with his
family AMI executive staff will leave
for Washington. The start will be
made from here at 1890 n. m. and the
president will reach Washington In
the evening. No formal farewell has
been prepared by the residents Of
Oyster Bay but practically every one
in town will be at the railway station
to see the president depart and say
farewell to him.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
PORTUGAL UNEASY
Revolutionary Outbreak Apparently
Imminent In Lisbon.

Lisbon, Sept. 2l.-Insistent declara-
tons that a revolutionary outbreak in
Portugal Is impending continue to
make their appearance in the local
newspapers and new feature of these
reports is the statement that the mon
archical extremists realizing that the
republicans are arming for a revolt,
are making ready for their defense by
storing secretly large quantities of
arms in. the convent of Lisbon where
the authorities dare not penetrate. The
movement is said to be supported ac-
lively by the clerical party. One of
the monarchical organs says that 1000
persons have enlisted for the purpose
of attacking and destroying the officers
of republican newspapers and the re-
publicans declare that II this Is done
they will retallate by starting a gem
eral riot and revolution.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
SIX PARTIES TOGETHER
Nebraska State Conventions IN SEES
sion In Same State House To-day.

Lincoln. Neb., Sept. 2i.-The SIX
political parties In Nebraska will hold
state conventions at the state house
tomorrow. Little interest Is mani
Tested In the conventions Of the peo-
pies. the independence. the prohibit
ton and the socialist parties, but the
republican and democratic eonven-
tons will be interesting throughout
There is a great deal Of sentiment
among both leading parties for a
plank favorable TO county option. and
the Anti-saloon league will make
fight to have such plank placed in
both platforms on the question OF
the .advisabIllty Of a plank favoring
bank guaranty Of deposits there is
much dlssension In republican ranks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
OLuBS IN CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, Sept Many dele
gates to the Republican League con-
vention arrived in the city to-day, an
nouncing themselves as simply the
advance guard for a large represent
alton from all parts of the country.
The feature Of the convention is to be
the Tuesday night meeting. which will
be addressed by William II Taft.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
PENNSYLVANIA TUNNEL.

New York, Sept. 21It was today de-
MED by Samuel Rea, third vice. presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad, that
the New York tunnel extension Of that
road would be opened for traffic In the
spring of 1903 In his statement Mr..
Rea said that all of the tunnels will
be completed this coming winter but
al least year will be required for lay
Inc the main tracks and yards, COM
pleting the New York station building
ar electrifying the entire line and
yards.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
BALDWIN DIRIGIBLE FLIES
Lieut.. Lnhn,, Who Sailed With Wright,
Pilots Balloon Successfully.

St Joseph, Mo, Sept. 2l.--Lieutenant
Frank b, Lahm, today made his first
trip in the Baldwin dIrigible balloon
in St Joseph. With him was Lieuten-
ant Foulos who had charge OF the
er eines, while Lieut.. Lahm guided the
balloon. At height OF 100 feet stiff
breeze was struck and the balloon re-
Y aimed In the air only four minutes
turing that time II was under control
OF the operators. Another trip will be
made tomorrow Lieut.. Lahm was
the first passenger carried by orville
Wright In his tests at Fort Myer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
DUTCH NOTE NOT ULTIMATUNI.

Caracas. Venezuela, Monday, Sept
A. via Willemstad, Curacao, Sept al
Baron seekendorf, the German minis
tes presented the answer Of the Neither
lands government to the last Venezue-
Ian note to Foreign Minister Paul,
three days ago,
The contents of this last Dutch note
are carefully guarded but there Is good
reason to believe that 1t Is not an ul-
timatum.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
Ex PRES. MARRoou1N DEAD.

Bogta, Solombia, Sept, 21.-Dr J.
NJ. Marroquin, ex-president Of Column
bia, died here on Saturday Dr.,
Marroquin assumed the presidency in
1900 and was succeeded In the presl-
dency by. General Rafael Reyes. in
August, 1904.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
SOCIALISTS USE FISTS
Congress at Florence Develops Into u
Free Fight.

Florence, Sept. 21,-The sessions here
today of the socialist congress was
married by violent scuifie that took
place during the course of heated de-
bate. Signor Caroncin exasperated
one of the speakers by insulting inter-
ruptions and the dispute developed into
a fight in which a number of the dele
gates joinstl, using their fists and feet
freely.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
$40, 900 FIRE IN WATERBURY.

Waterbury, Sept, 21.--Fire in the
factory Of the franklin M. kalbfeisch
company, manufacturers of chemicals
and acids, tonight did damage of
$4,000. The fire started from an
explosion in the lacquer factory and
had enveloped the building before the
nremen arrived, The main plant was
saved
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
ORDERED TO PRAY FOR RAIN

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 21.-Arch-
bishop Sebastian G. Messmer. of Mil.
waukee, on Saturday sent letter to
the clergy Of his diocese ordering pray
ers for rain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22

MISS fsNd bIundIn vi NOW ofh 10
the guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Graham OF Barnett street.
W. Lansing OF Alden avenue has
accepted a position with the Win
chester Repeating Arms company
The Westville Firemen will give an
entertainment and dance In their
house house on Alden avenue We'd
nesday
The Westville Social and Athletic
club will give its thIrty-fourth dance
in Lenox hall Friday evening. Sep
TENDER 25. Music will be furnished
by Stanford's orchestra.
officer Whildey began his duties
again Sunday evening after vaca-
ton of two weeks,
Mr. Munson of the Westvlle postof-
flee Is having his eighteen days vaca-
ton.
Miss Hazel 3. Landing entertained
her little friends at a party given In
honor OF her seventh birthday. The
decorations were pink and white, the
favors pink carnations. Those pres
ent to enjoy the occasion were Misses
Jcanniss Leonard, Gladys Henion.
Esther Lincoln, Ruth Lincoln. Fran
ces Cooper, Gertrude Hlldreth, Flea
nor Okeson, Hazel Landing, Benjamin
Bush Jack Towers, Erwin Cooper.
Miss Il. Salomson from New York
assisted Many pretty gifts were re-
ceived by Miss Landing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22
WESTVILLE.

Miss Eva Graham OF New York is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham OF Barnett street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22

W Lansing of Alden avenue has
accepted a position with the Win
chester Repeating Arms company
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-22

The Westvile Firemen will give an
entertainment and dance in their
house house on Alden avenue We'd
nesday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-12
FROM KEOKEE.

heokee. Va Feb. -lessr.
O.. H. Perrin. R. s. Pierpont
and several other prominent
stockholders and officials of
the keokee Coal and Coke Go
together with some of ihe Of
nciais of the J.. N a. R. p.
We're here ON business Satur-
day and Mr. Perrin and Mr.
Plerpont wall remain here ON
business "a few DAYS thisl week
Mr. Tucker. the High Sher-
lff of Lee county was here SAT-
urday on official business He
notified the men that the Court
appointed 20 review "a line of
new wagon road from the wap
on road bridge or near 10 at 4.
=. q. Leggs, passing. the Black
Mountain Ry Depot near W
VI. HUFF $, 90 W. =. Palmer $
The new road will connect the
two wagon roads aud will give
the entire surrounding country
an easy Inlet and outlet 10 the
keOkee depot; and the distance
10 construct is not much over
"a mile
The merchants here are doing
a Lively business selling mer-
chandise.
The keokee depot building is
a nice up-to-date structure and
will soon be ready for use.
We are still hoping that the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-12

Postoffice department will set
up railway mail service on the
=. VI. Hy. at an early day in
the very near future Also THAI
the rural route No. % az OhnEer
viii be transferred 90 keokee
Tins change is necessary and
important. and viii improve
the X. r. ID. service and viii
supply double the present num-
oer of families. and avoid. hirh
waters and stupendous noun
tam crossings. n *
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-12
a. R'Ghl FOR RURAL CARRIERS ru
hJu ihE Rilhf GlRl.

Washington. Feb. 6.-ro hug
a gitl and get caught ac
il is not sufficient cause
for dismissal from the gov
ernment service. This dee
cision was rendered by the
postoiiice today ina "a Kansas
cas-. Bus the rule was laid
down that the girl must he the
sweetheart and must consent TO
be hugged
IL appears that William Belle
man, rural carrier az Weir
Cty, Kan, Rugged his sweet
heart before taking the pre-
caution 10 pull down the blinds.
Ar evious old maid ia that
neighborhood happened along
and saw the performance. She
was greatly scandalized, aud to
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-12

Consumption bad me .n its grasp. and I
nad almost reached the iumP'og oG place
When was advised 90 Try Dr Kings New
Discovery ald . want o. say right now. t
saved my ilic. Improvement hcgag with
The uf,t nott.e. and after taking one dozen
bottle, was well and happy maa again "
saws George Moore. %. tirime>laud s. d. As
remedy Tor coughs aud colds aud healer Of
Wea4- sore lungs aud for preventing pucu-
monia New Discovery IS supreme SOC and
Sl.eO atJ. v. Kelly. Druggist Tnsl bottle
Free
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-02-12
No. 8.

the custody II the American
legation. and is now on his way
70 tins country. having been
placed on steamer bound FOR
England and viii arrive IN
New orS about the middle Of
February aud viii be taken al
rect 90 Roanoke to answer for
ms crime. Tic has already
been Indicted for murder
The oasis., 1908-11-21

popular favor. They are made
right at home, Of the purest inered.
tents, and rival IN quality, flavor,
and all other attributes, The best
made anywhere. Mr. Rogers makes
a speciality Of filing mail orders
from all parts Of the country, and
from Sonora. Note his new lad"
in another column.
Two young men, named Miguel
Maldonado and Guadalupe Con
zalez, were before Justice Gildea
Tuesday upon charge Of petty
larceny preferred by Mr. A. II.
Saleeby of the Racket Store, who
had missed ring and some silk
handkerchiefs. He found the ring
in possession of another person
who stated that he had bought it
from the two. They admitted the
sale, but claimed to have bought it
of another. The case was continued
OF look for more evidence.
The oasis., 1908-11-21
Will Move Station.

The Sonora railway is arranging
to move La Noria, the next station
south from Llano, to point about
two kilometres north from its pre-
sent location, and is making pre-
paratlon to accomplish the change
shortly. To that end the Sonora
Copper Company, which owns the
tract of land upon which is located
the site of the new station as well
as that to the one that is to be
abandoned, has decided to the rail-
way parcel of ground one kilom-
etre in length and 200 metres wide
From the new station the distance
to the camp of the Sonora Copper
Company is but q very little
more than from the station
now in use, and its location is such
that several other mining COM
panies operating in the vicinity
will make La Noria their railway
point instead OF Llano, where they
go now. Beside the Sonora Copper
Company the other enterprises
that will make La Noria are the
Llano Copper Company, Caricahui
Copper Co., La Cobriza Copper
Co., Soledad mine, the Johnson
mine, the Chenoweth property and
the Calumet & Sonora Copper Co.
All the traffic OF the various
mines named reaching the railway
at the new point will make it
very lively place, and will be the
means of building up quite a town.
The Sonora Copper Company will
lay out a townsite and dispose of
lots to those who will locate there
to 90 into business.
The oasis., 1908-11-21
NOGALES NOTES.

Mr.. w. G. Bulge is very i'll with
erysipelas.
Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Munich returned from Empalme.
Wednesday THE OASIS editor
went to Hermosillo, returning yes
terday evening.
Col. D. M. Johnson of Douglas,
was at Nogales Thursday evening
en- route to Guaymas.
Tuesday evening Mrs. c. E. Perk-
ms returned from a visit to her
mother and father in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang went to
Guaymas Wednesday, for a short
outing, returning home yesterday
evening.
Having completed the grading
on the Nogales-Cananea railway
the outfits of the Grant Gonstruc-
ton Company have been sent
south, one trainload going Thurs
day, the other Wednesday. They
go beyond Mazatlan to work there.
The oasis., 1908-11-21

Monday Mfs /. Buraoon went to
Prescott to represent Manzanita
Chapter. Order u the Eastern Star
in the Grand Chapter of that body,
which was in session Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. Re-
turning the lady is visiting in Tue.
son now, and will remain there
until some time next week.
Sunday evening Doctor and Mrs.
H. A. Schell, the opticians from
Tucson, arrived at Nogaes, remain.
ing Monday and Tuesday. Thurs
day they went to Magdalena,
remaining there a couple of days
thence to Hermosillo, where they
are now. They will visit La Colo
rada, Guaymas, Alamos and Culia-
can.
At Armory Hall, Wednesday
evening, at 6 o'clock, the ladies of
the Catholic church will serve a
hot supper to all corners, after
which there will be given Thanks
giving Ball, during and after
which light refreshments will be
served. All are invited to attend
and enjoy themselves, and at the
same time help the church.
A small block of stock in the
Four Metals Mining Company may
be bought at the low price of thirty
five cents per share by addressing
P. 0. box No. 43, Nogales, Arizona.
This offer will be open but short
time as developments in The mine
are enhancing values very rapidly,
and the price of shares will soon
reach the S.
Mr.. Louis Ferber, late of Clifton,
has this week been conducting a
bankrupt sale of general stock of
dry goods and clothing, in the
Pizskorski building, which has
been largely attended and very
successful. The results were SO
sa tisfactory that Mr.. Ferber seri-
ously contemplates locating perma-
nently in Nogales.
An American man and woman,
man and wife, good cooks, desiring
first class opportunity to engage
in business running the dining
room of a long established hotel in
Sonora, will find it by addressing
The OASIS. Satisfactory references
will be required, and to the proper
parties applying assistance will be
given.
This week Mr.. Sam Leeker OF the
Gel Paso" store is having sale of
high class and up-to-date goods
just received from the East-at
low class prices, and the GEL Paso"
store has been constantly crowded
! to the doors, as it always is when
Mr.. Leeker announces a bargain
sale. The people of Nogales know
that when Sam" Leeker talks he
SAYS something"
The Rogers candy factory has
become one Of the institutions of
Nogales, and its fine, fresh and
fancy candies are growing daily in
The oasis., 1908-11-21

Bur little is said now in certain
quarters about Hoval A. Smith
and Ralph Cameron having gone
out from the regular republican
convention at Tucson asst Spring.
The result of the November cleo
ton appears very substantial en-
dorsement of what they did.
The oasis., 1908-11-21

attend the Territorial Fair.
Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Conard were up from the camp
OF the Sonora copper company,
near Noria station, below Llano.
For good, substantial service wear
Hamilton. Brown Il Co.'s Patrol
Shoe" sold at the Red House, Ra-
mon Vasquez.
This morning Mr.. Fermin Canon
of the firm of Horvillier IL Canon
at Hermosillo, was at Nogales re.
turning home from visit in Cal.
ifornia.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Will E.
Richardson of the Richardson Con-
struction Company, was at Nogales
en- route to the Yaqui delta from
California.
Mr. Harvey w. Walker from the
Calabasas country, was at Nogales
last Saturday, a witness for Mr..
Douglas w. Cumming in his final
proof hearing.
Monday morning Miss Beulah
Smithson terminated her visit at
Nogales and returned by the early
train to Patagonia to resume her
school work there.
This morning Mr.. H. Vincent
Wallace of the Wallace, Glore Il
Summerhayes went to Guaymas;
thence he goes to Muleje on PROBES
sional business.
1 Monday Doctor A. L. Gustetter
went to Prescott to attend the
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons as the represen-
tative of Nogales Lodge.
4 Sunday Bishop J. Mills Kendrick
will hold services in the St. Andrews
Episcopal church. A communion
service will be held in the morn +.
ing. Evening service at 1870.
Last Saturday Mr.. Douglas w.
Cumming was in Nogales from the
Bosque ranch, down the Santa
Cruz river below Calabasas. Mr..
Cumming had been quite i'll but
was improving.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. J. f.
Biebrich of Sahuaripa, were at No
gales returning from the Arkansas
Hot Springs. where they had been
some time. During their absence
they visited chihuahua.
/ At Phoenix last week Mr.. j. K.
/ Wise of Calabasas, was admitted to
the bar of the supreme court OF
Arizona, upon production of GER
tfcatc from the supreme court OF
the state of Pennsylvania.
AT the corner of Elm street and
Grand Avenue there is in course OF
erection small brick structure to
be used as a store, which is being
built for the owner of the property
Sheriff Harry Saxon. Barney
Quinn is the contractor.
Mr.. w. P. Tucker, auditor fol
the Refining d Smelling Company
at Fundicion started this morning
on his return to the camp. Mrs
Tucker is yet in the hospital con.
valescing. Within two or three
weeks the lady will go to Kansas
with her father and mother, who
9re here.
The oasis., 1908-11-21

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la galIa del teu!in
Compra de un bosque hist6rico

Manifestase cierta inquietud
en- Turena por Ell rumor de que
Sc ha hecho eco La Dep6che, de
Tours, respecto de I'm proyecto
mas Q menos real de venta del
bosque Amboise a I'm Sindicato
aleman, con el fin de approve
char la MADEIRA de los arboles.
La superflcie de este bosque,
que Sc extiende sobre Ell terri
tor1o de once commas, es con-
siderable. Pertenece q los he
rederos de la princesa Clemen-
tina, hija de Luis Felipe, esposa
del principe de Sajonia-Cobur-
go-Gotha y madre del principe
Fernando de Bulgaria. Los in
tereSes materlales no Sor los
unicos amenazados por esta ven
ia real Q supuesta. Numerosos
recuerdoS historicos Sc relacio-
nan con este bosque, en- cuyo
seDo aborto la famosa conspira-
cion de la Renandie, quien per-
dlo ALI la vida. Fue alli tam
bien donde Francisco [ do una
fiesta a su huesped Carlos V,
que atravesaba la Francia, ca
mino de sus provincias 1amen-
cas-. En- un rincon de ese bos-
que, en- Chanteloup era donde,
despues de su desgracia ante el
Monarca, Ell ministfo Choiseul
tenfa su corte de descontentos,
que a veces eclipsaba a la de
Versailles.
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"GSPANA SIN REY

Sc acaba de recibir ell primer tomo
de la Ultima serie "Episodios nacio-
nales.'
La obra es verdaderamente SEN
sacional y escrita con la galanura que
todas las publicadas por Perez Galdos,
EsPANA SIN REV, Sc halla de venta
en- la librerfa del "Boletin Mercan-
til"
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Elegantemente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de pla-
ia sc acaban de recibir en- esta
imprenta.