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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
LAS FOTOGRAFIAS De
las SeiS beIdadeS
puertorrique6as.
Pr0ntO las dara este tiaEiO a COnOceT
al PlbIiGo de la isIa, en- edici0-
neS eSpsCiaIGS.
De GAtrO elias hlbra Do 0IsgIr Puerto Rice ID
que vaya 4 GOmUOtIf con MlTglTItl Fley J
PGtTIIIa HeEGO.

R0mitidRB & Ian EstRdoB Unidoa las 6
fotogTGffag de las bGIlezsE pusFtoFriquefisB
que renultaFon elegidaB por el juTado cali.
fc8doE en- al "OaEtamen International dc
bsIle8R" celebEado On este iBlR poF "La
CoErSgpondenCia" iniciSdo On todo eI
mundo poE The ChisGgO Tribune. on bEe'
We reCibiFsmoB loB FetEatoa que daE6n
OonoCsF Puerto Rico y 81 mundo entsFO,
quienOS fuaE0n las tPiunfadoFRB On Puerto
Rico.
De laB Baig beIIezag s1CojidaB poF 0l juRR'
do que responder IoB lemR8 de mime
70 Para suBir al OieyO; n6mero 8, JuGna
D6as; ndmeFo 35, AquS Ia lIQm0N sol nd
nero 100, RindO cuItO Ia naujeY puerto
rTiqeotf1o; n6meEo 21, GMGnaG9o5; yR6mero
1O1, VigSG, hRbF6 de 0IegiFBg IR~due, en-
union de la hermosR eBpanola, la adoYa
BILE inglosR, la linda oanRdenBe, lR gracio
90 iapOneBB y Las de lo1 0tFog pRiEes del
mundo que han tornado pREts en eI Ger
t&m0n vaya diBputar Gl primer puGAto
de lR nsujer ne6s bella del maMgadO, an conn
petancia con l8 tFi0nfadora bellezR del
NoFte America MaTgaTitR Frey, que fu6
elegidR en- loB ERtRdoB UnidOB para man
tsnor Ia BupEemaCfs On sl toEne0 mundisl.
LRS BsiR bellfnimaB puOFtoTFiqueiRB que
sl juFRdo eligi6, p0r selection de entire lsB
III fotogEaffRB que fu0Fon rscibidRg, y
dsspn6B de pEolija labor, poE tTataTBO de
coBR en- yeFdGd diffciI entire tAntas bellsg
oEiAtuFaH, haCen gran honor nusAtFR tie.
IRA y meFeoSn supreme pueato en 81 trono
do la heEmoguEa fameninQ.
De elias BuFjiF6, despu6I dc IN Corto
plRzo de tempo para efectuar lR VOtaCi6n
correspondence, lR que FeDulto CON 81 nj
moro l en- 81 CeFt6men do Puerto Rico.
Para 81 meior eonoCimiOnto de todR la
ilIa que hR dc deCidiF OuRs msrezCs 81
tEiunfo, Bs publiCaE6n las EefeEida8 fnto'
gFafiaB en- "LR Correspondence" on edi'
clones sspsciRlsu, fin de que sean ConRi'
deTadAB con 81 msyoE detsnimisnto Lar geis
lindaH pueEtoEriquelav, laB cuaIsB dsr6
tambi6n Conocer 81 mundo ontsro 0I Chi
oGgO Tribune en- aus 8diCioneH sBpsCiRleB
dedicRdas 81 CeEt6mGn.
En- lR T0daCCi6n de "La Correspondent
CiA" pueden verse las fotogEaffaB ~ les
beIlszRB que han triunfAdo On ESpa ma, Js'
pom, CRnad6, IpglatsFrG, ColoniR del Ca
bO, Australia = EHtsdos UnidoI, entire
UtrsS, opCFtunamsnts fgurAr6n en- tan
RtrRYents galsEfa, Lao de lRu 6 puertorri'
queflAg elegidAH.
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
DepartaUuentO del Interior. Ofoinas del
Superintendent de O6ras PGbHeas.

eau Juan, P. R Mayo 26 dc 1908.
Proposiciones On plipgou Corradou para
Adjudication On p6blicR Iubauta del sunni.
nigtTo, msdidA , entrsgR de 81 600 metros
CGbic0B, mas menoB do pisdrR triturRda,
poE Totes, para IL conSe1vac On de las CO.
FroteEau inuulsEeU, 10 Admitirkn on eutR
oicina haBts las II .. m. del dia 25 de
Junio de 1908 On que 80 abrir6n p6bIicR.
mentO.
Todon los datos neCeaAricB ss dsr6n en-
esta oieina, donde 80 sncusntran de mani.
Dfielto todog loB documentoB que han dc
iPegiF en- 10 ContrAta , podEGn EeCogsE los
liCitadoreG los modelos de propoliCioneS
que han de pressntaT.
La administrator se rssslvs sI derscho
de Fechasar oualquieFR todRH las propo'
OiCiones.
Por ordsn del Comisionado del Ints.
rior, J. J. Jins6nes. -Suparintendente do
ObTRE PdblicRE. % W. n6m. g.
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sOLLREs en- sLNTuRrE.

So venden solaFes con frauts ls caFFa.
tara CantEal , otrog interiores con GALES
RirmRdRn.
Informar6 w. Bosch. TAuAn nfmeGo
altos. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
UNA FERIA EXPOSITION
EN- Et tHIPODROMO.

La Junta Direciva del HO6aroo de San Juan con motive
"a Geebraon del earto centenaro de la colonization
Eco ma acordado ceebrar fa los departamen-
De AgItcuo Go'od0 VOlaera que rpresente progre-
as de panas rutas semas cuya exploitation sea convenen
te fomentar q la isa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18

90 en- la prini6n municipal , cada 5 & las
del EstGdo. Osds 40 IsgundoI llegS nm
inmFgEante , De Cads 4 que Ilega de Eu'
Topa Ia qusdR O. NuavG York. Oada mi.
nutO entEa mEO dc trOn J eada hoEa mas
de an baECo Dc vspoE,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-18
C0DgreSO International fespeCtO a
Ia tuberculosis.
Sc Offece un premio de $500 al
mRjur tratadO.
H,brd otros prunlos en- dlaoro y modllln

La primeFR reunion americana del
Copgrsao international gobFs tubercuIoais,
10 GfsctuaE6 en- Warrington, diBtrito de
Colombo, On 81 msB dc Rsptiembre pE6xi'
mo y ae espera que els ConcuFFan dele
gadoT fsiRles de CRRi todoB loa paiasn civi
lizadGs.
Los Biguisntss pAfssa de ls America la
tina han mRnifsBtado 50 intsnci6n dc to.
mar pArta On diCho CopgFsEo: Argsntina,
Brasil, Uruguay, Chile, Colombi', Ecus'
dor, Guatemala, Peru, Honduras, Saliva
dor, Venezuela Cuba.
A pEop6sito del expTegsdo CopgFse6, el
Lostituto Smithoniano, de WaahiDgton, hs
ofrsCidO IN premio de 81. 500 para 81 me-
joF tTatAdo que ss pTessntS FespoCt0 dc ls
''RslACi6n gus 81 AiFe atm0lf6Fico tiens
con lR tub0Ecul0BiO. !" Cuyo trabsjo 20 ha de
sECEibir % ingl6J, franc6R, alsm6n, sBpa'
mol itRliSno.
Tambi6n 90 hAF6n otrRB adjudicaciones,
dc dineEo , madsllaB por las demoHtFaCiO'
men prkctioRB de trabBioG que 90 hsyRn he'
cho para RliviAE impsdiF la Tuberculosis,
acerGS de todog los cualeS pueden obter et
90 los iDfoFmss que Ba degeen Bolicitandc-
los Rl doctor ChaEleB 7. HAITI slds, EaBidsn'
to en- 81 No, zoos, calle Walnut, Filadel'
fia, EBtRdo do PenBilyaRia,
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EEl B'5IB PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

abrira
sERvIoIo DE EXPRESS PoR TROLLEY
Iamb6a han alberto o6n d muee No de L. IN9ULAR
DOCK COMPANY TRASBORDO DE
EMBARQUES DE FRUTAsy DEPARTAMENTo DE NFoRMACI0N
GENERAL
sERvICIO
DE CARROS
YAUCO GERMAN
Iipos m6dicos Servao
Nuras pndpae gusas fy que
solciten
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Inc.

STEAMERS BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND PORTO RICO .
ITINERARIO DE SALIDAs:
s. Maria sadrd de New para Ell da 20 de JUNO
Luckenbach" saldra eI fin del
. . " Luckenbach sadra de de Julio
PRECIO DE PASAJES
Prmera eae Solamene .......
Para mas informe diriire LINE.
ne. - Teu6n esquina
Iaeon q : 874 Juan, P B.
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MAYO rs 1908.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-14
WHERE DID 4 COZ !
All Misery of Indigestion is
Gone Five Minutes After
Taking Diapepsin.

AS there Is often some one in your
family who suffers an attack of indi-
gestion or some form of Stomach
trouble, why don't you keep a case of
Diapepsin in the house handy?
This harmless blessing will digest
anything you can eat without the
slightest discomfort, and regulate a
sour stomach five minutes after.
Tell your pharmacist to let you
read the formula plainly printed on
these so cent cases of Pape's DIapep-
sin, then you will readily see why
they cure indigestion, Sour Stomach.
Heartburn. and prevent at once such
miseries as Belching of Gas. Eructa-
tons of sour undigested food, Nau-
sea, Headaches. Dizziness. Constipa-
ton and Stomach disorders.
Some folks have tried so long to
find relief from indigestion with the
common every day cures advertised
that they have about made up their
wrong or believe theirs Is a case of
nervousness. Eastritis, catarrh of the
stomach or cancer.
This is a serious mistake. Your
real trouble is what you eat does not
digest: instead, 1t ferments and sours,
turns to acid, Gas and Stomach pois-
on. which will purify the entire df-
gestive tract and intestines, and, be-
sides. poison the breath with nau-
seous odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough
digestion. and without the slightest
discomfort or misery of the stomach.
is waiting for you as soon as you de-
eide to try Pape's DiapepsIn.
One candy like Triangule. taken af-
ter eating. will promptly digest all
your food, the same as strong,
healthy stomach would do.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-14
A SURPRISED MINISTER.
Hyomci Cured Bronchial Catarrh Ar
ter He Had Given Up In
Despair.

'.For many years I have been suf-
ferer from bronchial catarrh, and
had despaired OF anything like cure.
Judge of my pleasant surprise when
1 first used Hyomei, which brought
complete relief. Hyonei has been a
veritable godsend. Key Charles
Hartley, Sardinia, Ohio.
There are many readers of the
Daily Telegram who are suffering
from catarrh, either nasal or bron-
chial. Many of these despair OF ever
being cured. They have soaked their
stomachs with nostrums until thsy
are dlsgusted with all medicines, and
are now travelling their miserable way
allowing the deVilish germs of catarrh
to sap them of their health, energy
and vitality.
But let US reason together. Har-
rison 6 Harrison, the druggists, have
a guaranteed remedy for catarrh,
colds, coughs, bronchitis, Group, and
all inlammatory diseases of the
nose, throat, and brocH1ial tubes. The
name of this remarkable remedy Is
FIyomei, and II 1t doesn't cure Har-
rison 81 Harrison Will give you your
back.
HyomeI pronounced High-o-me) IS
medicated air; you just breathe 1t
through the inhaler over the infiamed
and germ ridden membrane, and Its
soothing antiseptic properties will al
law the Inflammation, destroy the
germs, and restore the entire respira-
tory tract to its normal conditions.
A complete Hyomei OUTFIT, Including
a hard rubber inhaler, costs but 81. 90.
and nextra bottle Of Hyomei, II ar
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entertainment value. That its scope
e boundless. Is proven by the new
program which takes the audienca
from the sulphur mines OF Sicily 70
Savoy CFrance); OF still further. to
India-BombaS, Calcutta, and the
more ancient temples bprdened city Of
Benares Animal and bird sagRcfty;
Physical Phenomena; the suclptured
art OF Rome: military pageant in
England: strenuous sports OF the Au-
stralians; a new drill by the Reed
ham Orphans: an intensely exciting
1O-mIle steepIechase In England, are
only a few among many other fea-
lures of a remarkable educational
and entertaining program.
II you want to be bored. stay away
from the Grand opera house next
Saturday, October II, when a Roy
Will be an impossibflity for you to he
bored. But on the other hand of you
have the blues and want to get rid OF
them, grab your wife, sister. mother
or sweetheart and make a bee line
for the operat house, and Edwin
Wright, the well known commedian,
who is appearing as the funny mes
senEer by in "a Royal Reception
Will soon knock the blues. out OF you,
DS lduuiIB you more 4tAABEAS I4laIl SOa
have had for many day.
Mr.. Wright Is being assisted by
large and talented company. AS a
special feature six big vaudeville
specIalties and song hits Will be in
troduced during the action of the
play.
j. M. Barrie has presented Miss
Maude Adams with his original man
uscript of The Little Minister"
The THIEF is now being played
by four companies throughout bhe
United States and a special company
will be organized to ploy throughout
Canada
Charles Froham has just received
a new comedy by Hubert Henry Da-
vies, author of Cousin Kate and
The Rolluscss' which he Will pro-
duce both in London ana New York.
w. s. Vaughan has written to
Charles F'rohman expressing his
great pleasure over the success or
John Drew in his play Jack Straw. =
and Miss Ethel Barrymore in his
play Lady Frederick saying that
he will devote the next year to the
writing OF two comedies, one he
hopes will suit Mr.. Drew and the 9TH
er Miss Barrymore.
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Grand opera house Monday, October
19. over the dramatic or any other
kind of entertainment is that 1t
informs the uniformed. It compels
the previous unappreciattve to APP
preciate the life, events and indus
tries OF those other lands which he
never has or will be able to see other
wise. 1t impresses the fact on the
Intelligent just how that other half
lives OF which he has heard SO much.
1t shows the audience what and how
things are done in other lands than
ours. So considered it has a dis
tinctly educational no less than. its
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-14
COAL CONTRACT
Is Closed Which Will Take
Four Thousand Men Five
Years to Fill.

PITTsBURG, oct. 1.-THE Pitts
burg-Bunalo Coal Company an
nounces the closing of one of the larg-
est coal contracts in the history OF the
world, a contract which Will re- re-
quire 1000 men working steadily for
five years to FILL The contract calls
for the delivery of 100000 tons OF
coal yearly for years to the NJ. A.
Hanna Company of Cleveland.
The Pittsburg- Buffalo Coal Com
pany, which is the largest independ-
dent concern in the country, an
nounces it will put three large new
mines at once on this job, and win de-
vote every ton OF their combined out
put to filing this contract.
one feature of the contract II that
a pile lump coal, containing 1850
tons, NUT be completed at Cleveland
for exhibition purposes March 90
1910.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has recently spent 100000
opening up a new road to the coal
fields from which this contract will
be filled At least 1900 men were
sent into the mines today for a start,
and the remaining $500 miners Will
be started within ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston G. Young
and baby are here from Charleston,
for a visit of a few days.
George I. Neal, of Huntington, is
a city visitor.
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East lynne viii be presented
at the Grand. opera Honse Friday,
October 16. by Joseph Kings excel
lent company. The American public
today hnds greatest pleasure in the
play that has big human note chat
deals with elemental passions and
sorrows. and that tells a gripping vi
tai story. It IS a rare relish, You
know East Lynne" contains these ell
ements. How often have you said,
81 would like to see it played by a
good company? p,
The Inestimable value Of Lyman II.
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INDIAN PLEA
Is Now Made by Standard Oil
Haskell to Presi-
dent Roosevelt.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct. 13-Gov-
ernor Haskell, of Oklahoma. arrived
here today to consult his attorneys
with reference to the suit he says he
intends to bring against Hearst,
charging the New York editor with
libel. Haskell gave the Associated
Press a signed statement addressed
to President Roosevelt in which he
insists that the leasing of the Usage
Indian oil lands should be cancelled
in the interest of the nation or that
they shall receive just and reason
able compensation.
George strope. of Wheeling, is in the
city.
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forwards needed, costs but so cents.
DAY.
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Cookies. from Gold Medal Flour, are
the best ever tasted. SoPHIA.
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peolara he lsi Broad Alipdea md
Rsprasalt1 idsals of Bsit ssatoqnsan=
shIp-A Bishops Opinion Of the Ra-
rl,hlisSn Hioasinos.
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.swBEr MRLopY FLouR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-14

W. A. HUFF.
Secretary.
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a.nr.tnru Root en rariff ware.

Secretary Root on Tariff Wars.
Threatened tariff wars between the
United States and Germany and the
United States and France have been
averted by commercial agreements un-
der the power conferred upon the pres
ident in the third section OF the Ding
ley tarin act.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-14

1t Is possible to concede that after
AIr. Gompers' speeches in Texas that
state may go Democratic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-10-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the
stockholders OF the Adamston Coal
& Coke Company will hold their an
nual meeting at Hotel Waldo, C1arIss-
burg. Harrison county, West Virginia
on the 9TH day of November, 1908, at
$500 o'clock p M, for the election
of officers and such other business an
may lawfully be done at such meet
ing.
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Perhaps the Bryan managers dis
play such fondness for campaign rain
bows because they dream OF the ira
dItionaI pots of gold at their end.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-14
WESTVILLE
Special to The Journal.

SpoCldl 70 ! ne JOURNAL.
Westv1lle, Fla,a Jan. 13.-Times
have been rather dull since Christmas.
The farmers are busy preparing for
another year.
A new roof is being laid on the
Academy building.
Rev. r. @. Baker held the usual Sec
pnd Sunday services at the Presby-
terian church.
Hon. Douglass Green, the local t.
gatherer, with his beautiful bride.
passed through Monday morning, en-
route to Bombay.
Mrs. James Lane, of DeFuniak, and
little daughter, Flora, escorted by her
brother. Mr. Saunders Douglass, spent
from Saturday until Sunday evening,
visiting her brother and family, w.
M. Douglass.
w. NJ. Douglass has accepted a posi-
ton as section foreman on the Floraia
division of the Louisville and Nash
vile, leaving for his new position on
No. 4 Monday morning. Mrs. Douglass
and family will move to their new
home later to the deep regret of
friends and relatives, who regret to
see them leave, while at the same time
wishing them success and prosperity
1n their new home
Miss Lucy Williams returned home
Sunday night from weeks pleasant
visit with her brothers and families
in Mariana.
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III OORTC FROM VARIETY
I'LL pOAA - OF SOURCES


+ salesman. the other answered, "book
ed my order In lead pencil. Kansas
City Star.
| The teacher had told the story OF
the Swiss hero, william Tell. She
mad dwelt upon his patriotism. and
MS craftsmanship. The size of the
apple, the distance and the uncer
talnty OF the weapon, the bow and ar.
row, were all made clear The chill
dren, nearly all Of them, sat with open
mouths, wondering. But a hand went
up before the tale was completed.
What is it Johnny" the teacher
asked.
Johnny quickly rose with disgust
stamped on every feature.
Huh! | seen sumpin' beat that. A
man OF the Varieties the other night
snot a thing as Little as a nickel OF
a little girls head with a rifle clear
across the stage. "-Terre Hause Trib-
une.
The third man had Quilted In" He
was stranger to the other two. They
looked upon him with disfavor, but
he wasn't aware of 1t, says the CleYe-
land Plain Dealer.
l didn't just catch what you was
saying, said the butter in to the
man who had been talking The
man stared at him.
: Sorry. he said. Then he turned
to his friend. las / was saying" he
apparently resumed, there is a great
deal of aphorism in town, The doc
tors hate to admit 1t, but it's sure to
leak out, Aphorism with a touch of
sinile''
The stranger leaned a little further
forward.
Il guess that's So" said the second
man AT the same time / was great
ly surprised this morning to see a
sanitary officer putting up red card
with 'EDigrams Within on it.
You didn't tell me-" said the first
man, In some alarm. Il knew there
were a few sporadic allegories in
town. but didn't suppose the cpl
grams had become paradoxical."
Worse than that" said the Sec
ond man; Il was told in confidence.
by one OF our leading herbivorous ex-
perts that euphemistics have already
passed the secondary, stage OF pulchri
tude."
1t is possible that the butter in"
suddenly grew suspicious. Anyway,
he arose hastily and left the car.
Cicero. in his treatise 'De Natura
Deorum," ascribes the invention of
tooth drawing to Aesculapius, third
Of that name. The first mention of |
dentistry, according to the British |
Medical Journal, Is found In Hippo |
crates, who in several parts of his |
writings has good deal to say about |
toothachs. Fro nttile- Phcenicians the |
art found its way to the Etruscans. !
At the international congress held in |
Rome In 1900, Prof. Guerini exhibited |
several specimens of dental work |
which proved that something very
much akin to bridge work was prac- |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-14
CRESTVIEW
Special 20 The JournaI.

Crestvfew, Fla, Jan. 13.-Mrs.
Thomas Davis was buried last Satur-
day. Rev. P. G. Woodruff preached
the funeral sermon. She was sick for
a number of weeks. Her husband died
about four years ago. Mrs. Davis was
member of the Methodist church and
LIVED q devoted Christian life.
Mr.. Charley Mason, son of Henry
Mason, accidentally killed himself yes
terday, near Rocky creek. His gun
slipped out of his hand, fell on the
wagon bed, and the contents of the
load struck him near his heart. Death
resulted a few moments later. He will
be buried at Bethel tomorrow.
Mr.. William 8. King and Miss Lou
Johnson were married last Friday at
the home of Mr.. 8. K Griffith. east
OF our city. Rev. p. G.. Woodruff. with
his unique ceremony, Joined their lives
into one. After the ceremony all re-
paired to the kitchen to partake of
the marriage feast.
Rev. p. G. Woodruff has been an
pointed as general missionary for the
West Florida and South Alabama AS
ISOLATION OF Congregational Churches.
He VIII enter upon his work about
the first OF March.
The Louisville and Nashville rail-
road keep one of our roads blocked
with cars about half the time. Some
times the cars are left there for two
or three days at a time, so the people
have to get across the best they can.
We would be glad to see the railroad
commission look into this mattAr. Il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-14
MYSTERY
OF SWAMPS
Hus56ND OF WOMAN FOUND
DEAD IN JERSEY CITY CHRIST
MAS WILL HAVE TROUBLE IN
PROVING ALI8I HE OFFERED
COURTS.
BY Associated Rrass

Jersey City, N. J., Jan. IA de-
tective working under the direction OF
Acting Prosecutor George =. Vickers
of Hudson county, verified the story
that Theodore S. Whitmore, who is
locked up In the county jan in Jersey
City, charged with the murder of his
wife, Lena, was at the Pennsylvania
Ferry terminal in Jersey City early on
the morning OF Dec. &c. Mrs, Whit
more met her death In the swamp at
Harrison some time ON Christmas
night. Whitmore has rigidIy stuck 10
his original statement that he was at
home the greater part or the day and
did not go to New Jersey at all.