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New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
A DECISION EASILY MADE.
From The New York Times.

We think the American people would have little
dltlculty IN coming to the conclusion that II there
is TO be war Mr. Taft would be a safer and
more ecent person in the chief post OF RESPONSE
bII1ty than Mr.. Bryan
There will be no war. but war IS only Of
tne lnnuInerable matters Of weight and moment
that may come into the sphere Of duty and re-
Sponsibtlity of a President of the United StaIes
Inc transactions of peaceful times demand ms
same quaHttss-wisdom. patience, deltberauon
knoWledge gained from experience and the ability
70 command sage counsel comparison or M
Bryan TO Mr. Taft with respect 10 these Qualities
would not long occupy the thoughts OF votsr
really seeking light The stating of the question
mind
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
DEMOCRATS ON THEIR TICKET.

ONE THING TO ENTHUSE OVER
From The New Orleans Picayune.
There is now prospect Of placing Democrat
IN the executive chair at Washington, and tt
means places for more than a hundred thousand
Democrats hungry and thirsty for Office That IS
certainly something for the Democratic poll
tictans to enthuSe over.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15
TRAITOR AND PROUD OF IT.

From The Richmond Times-Dispatck- 4
The intellectual small fry OF the -party press.
who have no soul that they call their OWL
cause FegIsr re fanfb sn}al gSst Ro never
had an independent thought and are frightened
when they meet one in the road. who take their
opinions whole from their sO-cal}ed leaders am
solemnly declare that black is white If the BOSS
or the ward tells them sO-these inert and con- con-
had their poor filings at The Times-Dispatcn.
Unable TO conceive of unshaka0ie cOnVlcSsVIHss -
ignorant OF the meaning of principle %iyT s.r,D'
not 10 De surrendered at nod from tne se-,-y -ss
they have, naturally. nothing in the couLLSs5
OF this paper but 'treasOn'-that favorite epHHIgs
OF the faclle dullard- Because The IiHey a..
patch" would not swallow the monstrosity o. oLLsI 80
silver In 1896 IL was, and has remained ~ o.
tor with those loving loyals who would pull ISr 9
a revision of the Ten Commandments X 'I'"
state committeeman bade them do SO.
GRAY "a REPUTATION OF BRYANIsM
From The Charleston News and Courier
The convention would have done wiser oy nCnS1, TSo
mating FOR Nice-PreStdent John Mltche1tii4 and
would have aCcentuated the DemOcracys WIG az a.
weird appeal to the frenzy and radicalisn W 81 mi
country. and who is a vigorous or ora-ilSs -
convictions. II Mr. Bryan cannot be elected
he is popular with the feverish dtSsalisN -
and enraged in the United states ne calnOo nOorld
have trimmed the ticket with agitation. 50 10 ~
would have attracted the gaze OF every voter 'D-
fer1ng from a thirst for desperate pOlitcS. rals-
To persons Informed about Judge Gray .;,S ~ ~
ware the Of his name possible vlcI.l,,
The Texans and other ferv1d young DVaniSi1drsn
entreattng that he be the candidate were c, 80 IN
crying for the moon. and the Bryan ,,,rsy
refusing 10 ouer the nomination 20 NE ra+rnt
well-poised and clear headed jurtst ana Pa.isrs
whose whole career is a reputation or bry a-s-
and all it's works asserted It's dignity an- rs 10
not know whether, he has been not az ~ nav
Bryanite not. but II he has not been nstS ~ now
without embarrass ment assume that ha1t trorld
for his previous performances are not "A
consequence significance.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker sail for Europe
to-day. They will go t7 France and from there
TO Dublin, where they will be the guests OF their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
St. George.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15

Mrs Charles L. Hackstafr and her daughters
who are expected to arrive from Europe this week
will go to Easthampton. Long Island. for the re
mainder of the summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lispenard Suydam are
spending the summer at their country home at
Blue Point, Long Island.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

"A las II do 10 mAfiRnB de hoy mt
GhoG CosGgiog GlGCtoTGlGB do lR Ciudad ha'
bfan taEmiDAdo "a trRbSjo en- 10 que Gl &C.
to DIS ID votACi6n 90 refSro. Eo SAntuEC',
en Ian pEimeFaU hoFRs, on Loo OoIegioB del
IoDtitutO, CNlle del OondRdo y Gale de
DnffAut, fu6 IL vOtaCi6n con mas caImR.
Los OleCtoreB inv&Iidog son conduct
dos en- CoohO poF loB RgantsS do Su1 FegP0C
tivOI pNTtidoB.
En- Csyey pF0tsndieToD ponsT obGt6'
cuIoG & IoB unionistRB , como oCuFEO IiOm
pre-, o. isfo dol pREtido FOpubIiCano y 81
ComiSion0do & WaBhiUgton por dicho par
lido (nominado) 90 informN fa0Fon que
jaEBs &l asHistant Attorney general Sr'
BRcwn do supusatOB Rotitud0B do IOB uni0'
uiatau. El Sub BsoFGtaVio de Puerto Rico
sr. Skinner fac I0H ofcinRa de toI6gEa'
foH de lR CiudRd & las 1C.15 & C0muniCaE'
90 con Csyey = obtOnOr informOl mGs di'
FOctoI
DsBds Gy0E tREds CiFcul6 poF lG ciudsd
Ia notiCis de que 0l diAtFito do AguRdilIa
oBtabR RIegurRdo otEs vez para lR Union
de Puerto Rico, RpsBaF de IoB trabajO1 ,
actitud RBumidA poF los FepubliCRnoB de
YauCo.
"A lau 12 del die habfS EsOibido el CO
ronel primer iefa dc Ia poliA inBulaF Hefiol
Luts, mGn de so telsgEamaB de diatintaI
poblaCionGs do 10 iBla, d6ndole CuOntR del
oBtado de aqu6llaB, Hay tEanquiIidRd ,
los inEpeCtOF0s do ls p0licfR sefioFs1 AdRmI
MsnaB, Ia infoEmGn deBdO Yauco y Pom
co On dOndo 90 OncontFAbRD, que 0l order
era hants las 10 de lG mafiAna, complete.
"A laB disz de IR mNiiAna, BPg6u In
farmsI de MayOgiiss, teDfR en- dichA Ciu
dad II Union $50 votoB do mRyoIfR.
Sin duds para COntEGrEeItSF les r0pu
blicanoa 81 NAL Ofscto CAuHad0 entire sllol
DOR ol EstEaimisnto & Ultima bora de Sul
oorrsligionaFioB dc Gayey, eChaEon & 70
dar ia Ia ciudad IS eBpGCi0 iDfundRda dl
que los uniOniDtaB do Juana DiaS 90 hR
bfAn FetEaid0.
EstGn ''vOFdO1."
-En San sObautiGD, ala 1~P. M. %
bfaBs en- ia ciudRd que hRbfR Obtsnido ID
Union una mayoPfA de mil votoG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
la estatua de Jose MART. -

R.mA-El oucultoE Salvatore Buomi
ha t0TminRdO 70 81 monum0nto que EerG
OEigido en- Is ciudRd do Matan8aB, & 10
memOEia do JoH6 MART, 81 inBiguO pAtriO'
to Cubano.
81 eBCUltor Gxhibi6 al p6blicO % obFa.
VAriOs miembro1 del gabinste, uenadO'
ESs dol Fsiuo numsT0BOB invitRdog pro-
minsnteD fguEaban entire Ion que szBmi
nREon Ia eBtatuR.
ri mini1tro de Cuba en- Warrington,
uOfioE GOnsRlO de QueBad0, quiOn 90 en-
oontFaba en- sata capital ssbudiando 81 pro
blsma de fomsntar en- Cuba 10 inmigFa'
oi6n italiana, manifesto en- un oloCuento
diDCuFBO, que Is identifcaci6n do Cuba con
Espafia con Lon paiBsB hiBpano america
NOS hRbfa llPgado & Ga fin.
Brind6 daBpu6S 0OFt6U y GfunivRmsntO
sl Eeiior QaeHBda en- honor del Fey Victor
Manuel III, quien RhAbfs tsIegUafado fs
liCit6ndole por 10 termination del Psferido
monument0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
INF0RMACIONES
..... lARIAS.
Ia liquidation del antique canal dG
Panama. -. J.
EI "proeld d 10 eIg1Ddnln anorleanu.


III 13 do AgoBso tsrmin6 en- Parfr 10
liquidation do Ia antigua Com pafifa del
ORnRl de Panam6, ID OuRl OBJ Venfs pRso
tiCando dsBda 1889. El tribunal civil del
Sens, ha autoEiz Sdo ell tiEtimo ppgo & IoB
aCEeadoEas de uno poE oisnto y hR ordsns-
do que caBan an Bu8 fancionea los BfndicoB
do lR quiebra. ... >..-.
Roosevelt Di0s.-Bn Ia reception quo
Q: pFsnidsnts dc. los Eatsdos UnidoB Ia hi
30 an diBbiDguido mexicanp expFsn6 Mr..
RooBsVaIt: "QuisFo que uated ls digs 90
presidents qua 81 ha Hido On los tiItim0T
tFointS sfioB 81 mGB podsEoso f4ctoF de Ia
Civiiigsci6n del Continants Am sricano."
Eg MeiIGtGT6snsO en- Costa R6eG -Apes0r
de 10 fndoI0 paoi6Ca del pueblo tiCo. fgU.
FAb2n en- Costa RiCa, Bgg6n liltR que pu-
blfo6 haCs tres amos ''El Critic del Pu0.
bl0", Is generates, entire ellos un Ciuda'
dano sCuatoEiano, al OK pt 9lidsnt0 EefloF
PlaBa. AhoTa, el CODgTsBO coUtsFEicsno9
ha aCoEdado, petiCi6n del ministRO do
guerra, C0n0edeEls 0l gFado de gsneE&l de
diviai6n,a & don Juan B. QuiF6B, ol de 20.
neral do division & Juan B. QuiF6s, Ol dc
general dc bEigada, don ArfstidGB Ro'
man, & don MatfRs Brsnsl y & don Ro'
mu!fO AlfAEo = 81 do coroneI0B 10 CO.
bSlIGFoB MAJ.
PTeoGO de Ia oiWd0dGQ5a Gmer6G0n0-EI
OopgFsBo vote una Icy por 10 CuRl loB Bs'
CFotaIi0B dc los tFibunales podr6n CobgaF
81 On vez de uuo por F0cibiF SrChivar
una declaration de intenCi63; So an vsz de
50 por pon0rlR en- eI F0giBtEo So On vOz
de 50 pOr RBsntsF 10 ordsn foBl Concedien'
do 10 ciudadanfR.
PaIabT08 del general Castro. O.-E,ts epf'
t0to l9 m0r0cen loB Estadon UnidoB & don
GpEianO Castro, quisn poF % 6Egsno ef'
CiRI Sci CONSTITUTIONAL" dc Caracas, ex.
pBoz6 E0Oiontsmsnte que do buena fuento 90
8Rbs que loB Estados Unidog apoJ aT6n So
CPstamsnts OolOmbis On cRuo de que CO.
talIaFs uns guerra entire 0atA naCi6n Y
VGuszuela. Sin embargo, el milmo peri6-
diCO daclRFa que Ol presidents Castro cum
pliE& gismpEs con "a dsbsT, cualegquieEa
que sean Les ciECunstanCiaF. Y sgTGga que
leH EstsdoB UnidoB dobsn ger con0ideEadoB
Camo ell ''Oafn De America" poEqu0 fugs
busnoB OioiO0 = ami8tadeB para I'm golpO
BofiBdo en- un momGnto opoEtuuo psFjudi'
Cial nOtablsmonto Las EepdbliCRB latino
americans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
la edad del Sultan es Casi como i
edad del DifeCtorio.

ri % de soptiombr0 oumpIi6 ueusnta y
Bsig amos de vida el empsradoF do Iou oto'
manoU, 8. M. Abdul HRmid "a g BobeTR'
no de 10 cana de OBmRB , So Q monarch
qHe gobisEna despues dc la toma de Cons
tRntinopl0. Sucsdi6 q Hu hermsno aI sultan
Murad V el 81 de AgostO de 1875.
Hoy sB GB2sCislmeut0 signifcstivR 10
peVgonalidad del uobeFRno tuECo, poFqu9
On 8u reiRo DO RoAb8 de efsCtuRr gran Eevo'
lCi6n que ha deTEibAdo 81 niDtsms do GO
bieEno absolute hsOhO GuTgir eI impeTiO
DO IR Icy ODCEits.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

"NO MAS OANA9." Sin necesidad de
tefii'se ell cabellO. PrOdigioso especfficO
que hace desapareeer las canas, deVolvien.
do al cabellO su color natural Absolute
mente NO TINE, sin6 que restituye la
raiz del cabellO y le da vi0a 6sta, haci6n
COlO recobrar su color natural. Els Ia uni
ca prep araci6n conOcida que pOsee esta
propiedad. Sc ha prObado- en- miles de ca
SOS con buenOs resuItadOs. Els aden6s un
remediO eficaz para CuFar poT complete la
caspa. Es conaD DIeHaBaent0 in01ensfvO no
cOnIiene gFasR aceite de niDguna esDecie.
Sc puede usar como aqua de tOcadoF. DE
gents:-RicardO BoOthbyI AGENTE GE-
NERAL Hotel InglateEra San Juan, p. r,
| 80v,a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
BRlLLANTES De ToGOS COLORES

No todou lon brilIanten tionGn Ol mismo
color, 81 Tey de SNjonia pores unO m'g
Dftico color verde, otro1 vRTioB amaEillou,
cuyO peso no b'jS dc % medic quiIatsO;
de lsB joyce de lR Corona TBuB foTmR par.
to un heFmoso briIIarte Eoje; sl c6lebSs
blillante Hope, del qus kemoB hsb'ado en-
eataO cOlumnNU, 90 40 color aEu'; y entire
laB ColeCCioneI de pAItiCularsB existsn otEon
varioB de color negTo-Carb6D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
MAtrim0nio de 90 prinCipa caicO.

Visna.-DfceBs que Miguel de Bregan-
30. primog6nito del pretsndi0ntP, CRs6ss
0sCFOtam0ut0 con 10 hsEmoBa viudR ameriu
cana Sloan RhsunCsy.
Miguel do BrsgansR, primog6nitO del
dLqus de eg0 nombFo, de la lfn8a real do
sua CRzB que aBpiTa al trono poRtugU6B, ma
clio ca Rsiehsnau. Baia Au4tEiR, el 2 ID
satiembEa de 1873. La EaBidOncia del
principe % On sssbsnatein.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
"EI gran drama americana, uBl
Obra de Roosevelt.
Mr.. Frederic Thsmpson hIzs una vIsItn al auipr

Washington, D. G., Ootubrs 2O.-El
presidents ROoBsv0lt, Rdom6s dc Is gran
ORCGEfs On Africa = do aC0ptAF probable.
m0nt0 una invitaOi6n p8TR HxploTaH 0l po'
To- nOrte, tiens ado tempo ara OBOribir
"El Gran D1RmB Am0EiCano."
El Btior y la Usfiors frederic ThOmp.
son, snts 6ltimo Mabel T6liforR6 en- sl tea.
tEo, visitaEon hoy Ol pFsBidontP. Mr.. Temp
aOn se hSlEa Rquf para haCeE Ia primsTs re.
presentation do 'La Via Sin HiIou' en- 0l
TsstFo Nacional'', lN que vic sl presidents
Q lanes por lR nooh0 y hoy Ia IIam6 ''excs'
lsnta."
-"stn3r PrsDidents, ma guBtaVfa tsnsr
a7gda dfa la distinction de repTosantar "El
gran drama 8meEicsno" por Theodore
Roosevelt" "-dijo Mr.. Thompson.
"QaizG8 puOdA SER rsplio6 Ol pre-
1i1ente."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

Hoy & la p. m. CiEcuIaba On Ia Oiudad
Ia notici8 de que haatR IaB IL m. solo hR'
bfan votado en- lOs OOlogioS dc Rio PiOdrag
d0oa TspubliCRnog.
So tsnfa 0ntsndido que 10 Union obsou.
dFf9 On sl veciu0 pueblo una pluFRlidad DO
1900 vOtoa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
Exportaci6n de tsbacO en- Cuba.

FL vAlor del tAbaCo an rama, aIaborado
CigaEEOU, piOaduEa , pRlilIoB = dsBpRIilla
do, expoFtsdo p0F sl puerto de IR HabAns,
on la Bfgunda quinCens del mes de Sep
tiGmbFe aBCendi6 & ST. 379.521 sean
$139. .519 mGB que en- ls primsrs quinCOna
del miBmo m0A, diStribUy y6ndoEa RquOIIa
eantidsd On 10 foEma Eguienta:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

Este 90 ell msjor sno1t6siCo local OonoCi'
do. De venta On Lea aCEOditRdas farnaa'
ciaa dc los BsfioEoB J. NJ. BlauCo y Co..
Al6onao G. Zsrbi don Pedro JuliGl
DirfiasO Ia correspondence G Bu agonts M.
MirabRI. p. 0. Box 44O. an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

En- esta imprenta. Sc vende papel de
peri6dioo viejo q $500 los As kilOs
(aln quintGhl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
1TlF0 nnDTn DInRu rvnDrcc nn11Dnuv
N'NNN UnIU nDUhN 6AE AEnEOO UULIT HN
COMPANY
6ERVICIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY
CAGUAA


Dos caros de Express saIen diaramente a m. D.
Este San Caguas uchaa hOs
utizen
% los pid0s mchs mas pOntud oOmpdO4
uando el Estema antique
Los pueen manda efOs c. D. cba
de
te sin p6dda de TEMPO
Sc informes media
TIPOS-1 h. 25 lib. 80 lb 80
Nuevo de
len del Paben del Paque BOnqu todos
pores) las $50. a.
amadas
Pabelon del
la
escaa5 los cuaes y a
Ia
PrecOs sn0deos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
sOMBRRROs PARA sRNORAg.

uuv GleVantsB y & pRecioB Bumamant0 mo.
diooa. Ios aOaba dc BeCihiF La Tiondita do
Jo1afs ECh0vaEEf8, Rl ladO del ayunta.
paienfo. Vondo tambi6n OfoOtoS PaIiQiei
yoa, UompRa onvoltuEaa Dc Jab0n Oeiss
xon.-ssn Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

SoLAREs DE ToDAs DITENsIoNEs PRECIos MoDICOs
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAGo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

sO saudable banadO pO brisas del a6nco
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
"DERTUWDO"

Total ......... s 1.379,521
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03

No DE po haCe bOnfca
bquen deno de aO Sc venden pues Oara obligation de
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
HORSES FIGURED
IN BAD ACCIDENT
Car Was SidesWiped in Rail-
road Yards.

A peculiar accident happened one
evening this week in the local Penn
sylvania railroad yards. While car
containing three valuable horses, con-
signed TO the Lackey sale at Cam
bridge City, was standing on siding,
. train passed along, side-swiped the
ear and turned it completely over,
slighting bottom side up. One of the
horses turned with the car and when
Che end door was opened by yard men
Che animal was found standing on its
feet The other two horses were
Hown and huddled closely together
It took some time to persuade the
frightened animals to leave the car.
So far as is known none of the horses
received serious injuries. One of them
was considerably scratched.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
Garfield School Notes

Prof. Morris of the High school
spoke to the school last Monday
morning. He gave ID very interest
ing talk on the relation of the differ
ent peoples of the world as shown in
the similarity of the form and sound OF
words common to all. Prof. Waldrip
will speak next Monday morning.
Supt. J. f. Peterson and Miss Bes-
sic NJ Heiser of West Carrolton. Ohio.
visited at Garfield on Thursday
The basket ball girls have organized
senior and junior first teams with
Ruth Scott and Lucille Nusbaum as
captains. The former have challeng-
ed the High School freshmen and the
juniors hope to get games with teams
from the ward schools.
The school council is now quite busy
with the various problems of the
term. At the meeting last Tuesday
the finance committee reported on the
audit OF the financial secretary's and
treasurer's books. The receipts thus
far have been $233.:,3 and the ex pen
ditures S14493, leaving a balance OF
$500 in the treasury at date. This
with the additional receipts of the
term, insures a sufficient fund for
providing for the out door games. and
track and field equipment. The phys
zeal education committee recommend
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
COLONY OF REDS
IS IN TOLEDO
Several May Be Deported by
Police.

Toledo, O., March 14.-Colonel l. \.
Marrow, Immigrant Inspector, has
learned that colony of revolutionary
Anarchists exists in the city. He will
make an investigation and if any
members have been in this country
less than three years they will be de-
ported.
This is in accordance with the
campaign started by the immigration
Department all over the United States
after the murder of Father Leo at
Denver to rid the country af all An
archists and criminals of foreign ma
tivity. Detectives and officers are to
be instructed 70 arrest all foreigners
who are suspected of being connected
in any wav with organizations Of An
archists or other societies Of a rec
ogniZed criminal character
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14

cd several minor Improvements in the
gymnasium, which were approved b.
the council. This committee has now
taken up the matter of outdoor games
and athletic sports SO that they may
recommend provisions for the same.
The social education committee rec
commended that an evening session of
school be held this term. and that an
effort be made TO systematic and uni.
fy the publication of schools in the
daily press. These recommendations
will be acted upon at the next regular
meeting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14

The salt deposits OF Chilli are the
greatest in the world. The Salar Grand
mine in the province of Tarapaca.
about sixty miles south and east of
Iquiaue. covers an area of 10000 acres
to the depth of twenty-five feet. This
body of salt is nearly pure and con-
tains more than 14,0OO, 100000 tons
or enough 10 supply the worlds de
mands for many decades. There arc
several other deposits in the interior
that covers two or three times the area
of the above.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
CORPSE ROLLED OUT
AT FEET OF MOURNERS.

Wheeling. ". Va, March Ii
When the funeral services over the
remains Of VIM, Houston were be
ing conducted 1T McMechen, yes
terday afternoon, the floor Of the
house gave way and the corpse
rolled out Of the Caskrt and onto
the floor and against the mourners'
feet ~ the time a quartet was
singing Lift Ne Up, Oh Jesus"
and mild panic eusued before the
guests realized what was taking
place.
Houston WAS killed on The B. and
O. Railroad Monday evening. On
the morning Of that day his intend
ed bride. Mrs. Julia Richie. form
er wife of Bob" Richie. the es.
capped murderer Of Michael Nc
Goden, procured a marriage license
in the County Court here for the
ceremony. which was set for that
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-14
CANNON ISSUES A
DENIAL TO CHARGE
Through His Secretary, He
Said Hobson's Selection
Was Williams Work.
HIS SLATE WAS ADOPTED.
ALABAMA DELEGATION ONLY EN-
DORSEMENT HOBSON RECEIVED
FOR THE APPOINTMENT ON
NAVAL COMMITTEE.

Washington, March 14.--As bearing
on the means adopted to secure the APP
pOintment of Capt. Richmond F. Hob
son of Alabama on the Committee on
TO in the conduct of the investigation
of charges OF Representative Lillev in
connection with the purchase by the
Government of submarine torpedo
boats, the following interview with L.
White Busbey, secretary TO Speaker
Cannon, will be Of interest:
Have You any objections to stating
what influence placed Capt. HoDson
on the Committee on Naval Affairs ."
Mr.. Busbey was asked.
Not in the least. Capt Hobson
was recommended for assignment to
the naval committee by John Sharp
Williams, the minority leader of the
House, and Mr.. Cannon accepted Mr.
Williams slate.
Accepts Williams Slate.
On the night of Dee. IS, 1907, Mr.
signments to Mr.. Cannon. That was
about 10 o'clock. Mr.. Cannon glanced
over the list very hastily, and handed
it to Mr.. Kinds to incorporate with
his own assignments for the majority
side of the House. Mr. Cannon then
left his office, and Mr.. Kinds and
prepared the copy for the printer.
There was no discussion and only one
| change made in Mr.. Williams's rec
concentrations. That was not on the
naval committee. The speaker did
not again see the committee lists I'M
til the printed copies were distributed
! in the House the next day"
Was Mr. Williams's recommends
! ton Of Mr.. Hobson the only one that
came before the speaker"
! Yes, with the exception that on
March >. 1907, two days before the
/ Fifty-ninth Congress adjourned, Mr..
HobsOn. as a member-elect of the Six,
tteth Congress. left with me a letter
addressed to the speaker expressing
a desire for assignment to the Naval
/ Committee. That letter was Endorsed
by the members-eleCt of the Alabama
delegation. That was the only recon-
mendation OF Mr.. Hobson for assign
ment to the Committee on Naval Al
fairs ever placed before Speaker Can
non until he received the list of the
minority leader the night before the
committees were announced to the
House.