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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
AlVERTlSEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Dtgision Of PabGa BaiIaings.


San Juan, Porto Rico, ssptbEs. 90 de
1908 Sealed proposals. In duplicate for
the furniAhing Of oil labor snd materials
necessary for construction Of . four (4)
room fame school building Ht CidFe,
Porto Rico, will Be received at this cfiC6
until 10 .. m. Oct. Der 10Th, 1908.
All necessary information, blank forms
or pgoposaIs and instructions to bidders
will be furnished on application.
Contractors wishing to taks e0pieH Of
the plans and specifications from she
OfiO8 may do 20 by leaving q dspoait Of
tw:nty.RVa Dollars ($25.00) foE Chs BAfa
return If the plans.
The right ID reserved to reject and eli
bids; alsa TO award the contract 0p0n
other confederation than that of priCo
alone.-GEO. w. JONES, Acting Com
missioner Of the IuteRioE. 8 v. o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

lA casa alCRldfa an buen n6mero de CO.
meRCianteg 2 j5veneH con GI fin de PocoleC'
ter fondoB para la CslsbERci6n de los fogts'
jos del patron do cate pueblo San R,faal
ATcRngsl.
Una COmiai6n foe nOmbrals. Compuogts
del BtiioR RlCald0 don HonoEio HsRnandeE,
don EEnosto LlovsFau soIsF, don Juan
Abrams Ruiz y don Reyes Rais solsr, pa.
Ea que ampiezOn lOH tFsbsjoB , couB6guir
que Las feataB FaBuItsn luCidfsimag y CON.
CuFEidag 10 gusnO dpdamoB poP que 81
OntuaiAgmo no pBsds BsR mayor.
Buen exito dsGsamo8 6 tan aimpatiCa
Comiai6n. -
lei domingo poE Ii tardo 90 oslsbraPs
IN gran ''meeting" uniOniHER en- oI Bimp6.
tiCo b0EEio de Loo 'iooCo1."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
K0tieias de lgehIadiIIs.
RucoIOetanl0 fundos pare Il GOl0bTleI6a Do los
fsVtOIVS pltTOHaI08.
(De maestro o0rrespOmsaI)

Ostubrs 1O.-El lunsB paUadO 90 di6
principle al actuGl curse slColHE, hRbiendO
aBistido Ia GgcuslR "BOtanCOS" mas do
doSCisntou nifioE.
La Inauguration rogult6 sIpI6ndidS y
fueHon pronunciados vREiog diacuEaOU Rd0'
Cuadog al sctOD poR loB diBtingUidoS gaIlO'
rss don Juan AVilR MoIiuRFY, pFolidsnt0
do 10 Junta Local de IultEuCCi6D, Antonio
PihSFo RodTiguez, professor grRduad0, Re-
yen Ruiz SolGT, CoFEe1ponsal especial y el
professor pESpREatoEio nsfioE OumpiaD0.
En- Ii tard0 do hoy % disE0n Cita On
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
OTRO MITIN UNIO-
niSta anOChe,
Los mueEtOs que VOs matais gOzaD
de Cabal saIut"- -..qus dijO sI
p0Gta.
Ell OTadOT seiVr NiCOI8u hiz6 dos We.
CGS uS0IdG Ia psIabHao

A laB gOis do lR tRFds Comen26 ol mitin
uniOniltR efsctuRdo aver On lR plazR pEin'
CipRl taFminRndo IHB II do IA noChO y CO.
RCdndOlo con elocuontoI frRGOu Ol HOfioF
NiCOlRu que hiEO dos vOCsa uGO do 10
palabFR.
HablaEOn On Ol p0tri6tioo aCto LOT uGi
ESH Vsl&EquGS, CebollsT0, RodEfguOs (pEO'
feEor do instruction pdblicO) LcdO. OeTvo'
ri, LCdo. Guerra, LCdo. B0nitez CAntafios
y NiOolau.
La C0ncuFFonCia, como gi0mpTG, nutEidR
= F06ibisndO con el mayor GntuliRgmo los
eloCuentss C0nc0ptoS dc Los oTadoF0n.
No hubO ''impOgtAOiOnsD'' y la plazG
GEtabR LENA do uuA gran COnCnTTouCiG
do tOdaB las ClaB0a n0CialOn do la Ciuda6.
AL final del mitin NIgunR8 pOEgonRs que
OatAban On Ia CRll0 entente do u botiCR
del HeiioF GuillOTmety dierOn ''vivSG" al
pORtidO FOpubliCanO ga8On0dOB con NIg6n
''muOEA' que pud0 0CaIiOnaE cheques HinO
fuoFR por la PT6diCa de CoRdurR y 1OnsAtsE
que ipspiFa la'pFOpT gOnda~ uniOuistR y Lon
slsment0B de 0Rden que intsgFSn lR pRtTi6'
tiCR COleOtividad. PoE 0tER pNTt0 pued0
TOCoFdAFas 10 de: clos musEtog que voB
mAtAis gozRn do CAbAl BRlud.."
POr SquslIon IitiOB srtabau ol jefo de Ia
pOliCia inBulRF atfior Lutz y 81 capita 4
FOEnandaS Mater que hiCieron deBpsiGr loE
NlEsdsdoEOB de Ia plaza.
La poliCia hiso algunaI datenOiOnOB y al
dsupOjaE LOS gTupGB que hAbiO On IL o.
quinR dc In Calls de lS Cruz, Gl captain
Mater hizo uIO del 'tEoten" on union dc
otToB pOIiCiaV.
TOdoH loB oTAdoEOs uni0nist1B fuOEou
GplAudidoS EsCibiOndO pTOl0DgAdaH OvNCiO
nOa por suI .AItruiItRB OOnCOptOI y IRnR sx
poHiCi6n do ideas do lG union do Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
Ode mWeStrO oOrrespOn00J).

OctubRa 2.-sS notA ontuliaBmO p0r GI'
tor CAmpou para ConCurEiT al meeting unio'
niutA del diA 4 On ManAtf y 10 OguREdA
Rqui una oEquGDts dc AFOCib0, puOI loI
SFOI. GSoTgeiti y BAIs0irO pondRGn una
m6quinG con varies CoChsI del fsRFoCaEFil
diGpoaici6n de loI CisDtoB do peEGOnan que
deBs0n iE eGe festival patri6tiC0.
Con 10 bonita casa do dos piIou C0ns'
tEuidR EoCiOntsmOntO poE don e. DemirP,
son disz y HiOtO CGlHs de altos y bIjOl con
que Cn0ntE este pobladO y uuRI Glen toETs.
Tau, puOde calculAEso como Armenia In po =
hIaCi6n diG On dia, pueG 90 AbEan nuevAg
tiondAB, CafStin0I, z0pAtsIiaB = dep6aitoG do
fFutoI del Pafg.
-Ha llgAdO pEOCedento de Utuado ls
aimpGtiCS y viEtuOIs SEtR. MAnuOIR Mi
TRnda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

smyrnO, Octubrs B. Un vapor mer'
Cants tuToO hundi6 un vapoEcitO do rio
on el Ousl viajabAn lao passisEos. Hubo
muohaB Vfetimas, puss Il mayOF1S Do los
paGeanteI en- eI fsTTybO0t no BAbfan nRdaF
Rdema AZ de que 81 Ghoqus que detsFmin6
Ol hundimiOnto, fa6 Vi0i0ntfAimo , CauR6
tambi6n vlCtimss aboFdo. A congeCuenciR
dc este BinieltEO 81 popuIRcho 90 amotin6,
aband0nando 10 tTabaio On el puerto gran
ndmpTo dc obE0Fo8 que 30 inCorpoEaE0n
lOB 0lboTOtRdoFs8. EatOB qusmREon las Of
CinRa de Ia oOmpa1tR de vapoFsn que
peFteneOfs OI que huadfO 81 fsFYybOat, y lOB
mu9llGs de ls miBmR tambi6n. Los amO'
tinAdoB atEibUysEon 0l desaBtgs a la ausan'
Ois dbl oRpitGn del bRECo morcante gus, 81
oCurrir 81 Choqus, no 90 IhsllabR aboEdc,
HinO On 10 CiudRd, = poF 10 tanto estaba Au
puOBto ab3ndOnRd0. El Bueau0 hR CausRd0
gran impreni6n On 10 ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

EEatr0dG8 del eTteriOr,
De Santa Cruz, golOta ing. Lottio M.
Hardy.
De OOnaFias vspOE eIpanol Montivideo
De Ia costa.
Vap0F amer. JUliR Lukenbach, goIata
Carmen y bAlandEo BntuEiRnme.
S0Sdas para Ell eateriOr.
Para IR HAbRnR , oucalsB, vapor cuba
no JuliR. PGrA~Ntw York, vsp0F amaEi.
CRn0 Julia LuksDbaCh. Para NV York
gOl0tR americana 7. w. Dam.
Para Ia costa.
NiDguna.
BWquss en- puerto del frterior
P0EBi0 COEW0ll pandientP.
Caracas i'd
Spring Field descargando
Thomas @. JunnelI il
OnGwAi id
May V. Neville id
Letti0 M. Hardy id
OVSt"FteTOS CW'g0RGO.
DaneadR Nsguabo
EnCarnsci6n Fnjardo , Humsoao.
PFogFo8o Yabucoa.
Ramos CaTgando
BuqWcs GnWNSi 1dOs.
VspoF sgpafioI Miguel GalIart. ssIdF6
de BRTCslonR sI 9 de OctubEs con dsstino
6 OanaFiGs, Puerto Rico y CubR.
VRpoR espafioI Miguel NJ. PsniIIoV. GO.
li6 de BaIoaIonR Ol 24 del Oorrisnta con
dentino Canariag. Puerto Rico CuhR.
VapoE fronC6J Qosbsc. DsI 8 sI 4 al
GntEanto na9g FscalsF6 pEoc0dsnts dc Eu4o.
p6 , So. IhomAl en- visjs para Pasrto PlR'
10 , sgGalaR
Vapor alswaa President Hacis al 5
del pF6x'mo 0etUbTS llegaF6 de 81. Tho
mas niguiSndo para santo Domingo q.
Oalag,
Do Ia Ensa de Bsnner..
GOleta Americana Herbert FulIsr. Sail
dE6 ds Ntw YoIk para este puerto 81 %
del CoREisnte.
Golota amoricaus Republic. Empszar6
G caVgaE On Ntw York para esta ials 81 28
del CoRRi8nts.
Golsta ameEfcans Augusta w. Snow.
sali6 De New York q 4 del co1rianta 81
ESoBRmenta para cute pusEto,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

Dep6sitOs en- San Juan FREmaeia del
8r. FideI Guillermety. Plaza de BaldO-
Fioty de Castro y Sucres. de ]. a. BlancO y
Co. San Francisco 54.
En- Mayaguez. FaFmacfa de los Eres. sa-
Iva HernaanOs, Ayenida IL de AgOstO y A.
Mulet Plaza Principal 60.
I'm Ponce. FaFmacia Ru1Z de POEEas y
FaFmaeia YillaTOnga. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
EFECT0S DEL TRATAMIENTO
Por Ell OMAGIL

Creado ell omagil oonforme a los dlti-
mos deeubTimientos de la ciencia, no
cOntiene substantial alguna nociva Y su
uso no pFesenta en- absolute el menoF
peligFO para Ia salud. El licoF ademas es
de Un sabor agradabilisimo.
Generalmente ell alivio se produce va
81 primer dia, y Ell tratamiento cura, a
pesar de que solo cuesta unos 80 CEN
timos por cada veg.
De Yenta en- todas las buenas farPa-
cias, mas para eVitar todO error, CWidese
de erigiT en- la etiquetG Ia paEabFG
0magil q Las SeI5GS del Dep6SitO gene
raj MaiSOR L. FRERE, l9, rue Jacob,
PnriS q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
TMMn0"

Este en- 81 mejor 0nOst6aiCo local ConoCi.
do. De veBtR en- Lea aCFoditRdaR farma'
CiRg de lOg HsfiOT0B ]. NJ. Blanco = Co.,
Alfonso q. Zsrbi ? don Pedro JuIiG'
DiEGss0 Ia correspondence % agents NJ
MiTRbRl. p. o. Box 44O. R.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
TODA LA EXISTENCIA
PORTO RICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERVIOIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY


Dos carrOS de Express salem diariamente a. m y 5rm
rvio
vea las hae Las de oomeco uzen seO puen
pedo
usando e "Eltema antique
O.
Co6ram impoe de la faua devOvemOs dnO
Sc dan informes = arif medante sOlidtud
TIPOS'-1 h. 25 lib. 80 h. 80
Nuvo
len del Paon del Pq Bonen los
pores) a a.
Pbelo
escaa los cuas plaza Ia COmpaha.
ServiGO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
CABLES De HOY.
El aInliHanfazgu inglas sstisfeChO con
el tel6fano DefoIsst.
Una Invitation que 81 presidente Ia
ule1ta no PodeI afeptaL
Ul bessstfe naIitino 60 que fu6
huntidO un fsHy-bOat con I4O pa
ssjaTOs.
la tea del populacho en- Smyrna.

LondFs1, OetubEs 33.-.El. almirantasgo
eIt6 GatiafsCho con sl ts,6fono ain .hiics
DafoEeat. LaB RpliCaoiones que % han hs'
cho con 81 y los 0xpsFimi0ntos de toda clG'
90 han DC bTepuiado lCuantO de oss BiGtsma
ne eapeEaba. El GeEvfCio tolaf6nico hin hilos
DafoEsnt-expEeHan Ios sxpsrtoA brit6nicoB
ppusde Ger traslRdad0 loG buqueB de Ia
egOuRdEa y communicates 6ltos CinCusnts
milla8 do diHtRncis. Las pEuabaH dafniti'
vaB EsBpondisEon on an TODD los dsaoOa
del OlmiEantasgo , ds ssto modo 90 Oonai'
.derR Ys como aeg0ci0 csRTRdo Ol de Ia casa
DsfoFeat CON 81 gobi0Fno bEitGnieo para Ia
inHtRIaCi6n dol t9I6fono sin hilpB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

La HGya, Octubrs 3. - El gobisFno,
ds8pU6B de delibsEsF dstsnidamsntO Bobre
la ingultants FeBpuegta do Castro & Ia 90.
gunda notR de este gObisrnO, aCOFd6 no
OnviAF GomiHi0nsdo especial VOnszuela.
So 9studiR Is mansRR ds caltigaF OI pEoCs.
der del pEslidsnts Dc Vepaz0ela, que no
tien8 pFeCsdsntsB On In diplomRCiR intsE'
naCional. In opinion pdbliCa empiezs do
nueYo mOAtFaFaa axcitadlBims contra
OaOtro. En- AmataRdsm ne considsER que
Con el pEsnidants Castro aB in6tiI spalaH
& formulas diplom dtiCaB que negdn expire
San no entiOndG oil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03
SOLO HAY UN BRoMo olJl.

NINA y ese es el LAXATIVo BRoMO oUINIFJA
usadO en- todO el mundo para ourar Resfrados en- m
diaYs. La nEma ds H. W. GROVE. Sc baIla en- Cada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

Warrington, OctubF0 3.-Deb kin, ol
pEsaidonto del conasio de miniHtEos dc Aus'
tralia, tslsgEaf6 0lta ciudRd inyitsndo &
Roosevelt para que viaitaFR ol psfs de
regFeBo do "a visj0 al Africa. EI prsBidsn
to dol gobiOEno anSEEaliano sients vivinimRg
aimpatfRB poF Mr. RoossysIt. Este, contsz'
tRndo & la invitaoi6n do diCho e8tadiBta,
express que lamentR nuCho no podor
aC9ptar 10 invitaci6n. El pl residents Roo
asv8lt solo YisitRrG oI Africa dsspueB do
laB pr6ximau slecOionas prsHidsnCialsB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

Preparada por eI DIR. j. c. AVER y GA,
Lowell, Mass, e. Q. de a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

C0da f10scO Oste1atG la f0rntMTa en- la
TOtWIGtG. Preytnte ustci q sM mPdtc0 10
que Opta0 de la Z0r=0pGrrijI0 dct DR..
AyeT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-03

Precipitation. s.O2
VientO 6 las 500 . M
IS z
Viento mGxinao e
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

The picture that fits across the
mind when the thought of home
life in the country is presented, var
| les according to the view point of
the individual to be sure,-but il
generally is one of aftluence aud
comfort.
Especially is this true in the ir-
rigated country around Greeley,
where the tillers of the soil have
subjected the mountain stream to
their control, and Independent of
delayed showers or serious drouth,
apply the life-giying Inid at the
moment it is most needed for the
growing crop.
The Independent Farmer" has
long been the theme OF song and
story Never was the farmer so
truly independent as he is now.
Never was the farmers family so
surrounded with comforts, so we'll
educated, so cultured ne they are
today.
The hard manual labor that has
always been .he farmers lot has
been mitigated By mechanical in
ventions that require trained abIl-
ity to operate them, ard the farmer
is no longer --is he ever was only
The man with he hoe.
The progressive farmer must be,
and is. an educated thinker, under
standing and subscribing to his needs
the best work of other educated
thinkers, and year and year accum-
ulating practical experience that
most important aid to successful
farming.
Machinery has not directly light
ened the work wItnu the farm
h, use as it has the work upon the
farm. but indirectly il has its eff
feet there. in the smaller number
OF hired men to be made comfort
able.
That little house on wheels-the
chuck wagon-as il follows the
thresher's outfit or the road build
er's gang" OF men. lifts gricv-
Gus burden from the women OF the
farm.
Equipped with every kitchen ne,
cessity, in charge of competent
cook. it travels from place to place,
always equal to the demands OF the
hungry men it serves.
The progressive farmers wife is
today an up-to-date woman, often
we'll informed on matters of nation
al Importance. anxious to give her
children the best educational ad-
yantagcs, eager to study that the
advancement of the other members
of her family may not leave her too
far behind, oftcntimes taking spe-
cial work in painting or music, avail
ing herself of the broadening inilu-
ences afforded by her club, the lee
ture course or the concert, fine
housokceper and an authority on
many subjects.
The "drudgery" of the farmer s
wife is no longer commented upon;
her increased opportunities have eN-
handed her intellect and choered
her soul until it would be well nigh
impossible to reduce her to that
state of mind which would allow
her to consider herself drudge :
She too. has gained in practical
experience as she has pursued her
way. and work has been systeha-
tized and difficulties conquered. uh-
til habit declares its powerful IN
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

INTERIOR VIEW or THE NJ j. NELL FURNITURE co
Complete House Furnishers
he Home of Right Goods, of Right Mae Right SIes p,
Prices and Right Treatnyut
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
OUR HOME LIFE
IN THE COUNTRY
BY SARAH ELlzABETH HOWARD

fluence, and the work of each suc-
ceeding day is ably met and over
come.
No woman can be a drudge. no
matter whore she lives, if she meets
with brave and loving spirit the
duties OF The day-and this the
farmers girc is nearly always sure
to do.
The farmers family do not envy
the city dweIlers their conyeniences
and opportunities; indeed, if any
one is to be envied it is the farmer
with his wealth of crops, the rails
ing and care of which is teaching
his promising children habits of in
dustry and thrift that will serve
them well in days to come.
Little does it matter to him that
the town is miles away; the tele-
phone and the rural free delivery,
each in its own way, has annihi-
lated the distance.
1t is no rare thing to see the
farmer speeding along the cotton
wood shaded trees in his own mo-
tor car; nearly all of them own driy-
ing horses and carriages.
Do they suffer for the lack of
matter OF q few miles distance is
too easily overcome by people so
we'll supplied with means of travel
and if these social frolics come not
so often. perhaps they are all the
more heartily enjoyed.
1t may be custom peculiar to
the farmers round about Greeley,
but ii certainly is a pleasant sight
to see them gather with their fam
lilies i'm town on a Saturday after
noon, and fill the streets and stores
to Overlooking; note what a reun-
ion il seems to be with them-a
sight to make a straight-laced east
erner gaze in wonder.
Come with me to some of the
newer tarm residences n few miles
outside the limits of beautiful Gree
ley of which we are so proud. Not
a city house is more conveniently
or BEAUTIFULLY lighted than are
these.
Deep soft water wells with I'M
menso tanks filled by engines or
windmills, have settled here the Ques-
tion of water supply as fully as
could be desired.
Inside the homes are evidences
of taste and culture; the teachers
of special arts find in the farm
house, pupils as apt and promiS-
ing as he city homes supply
with no brick walls to hem them
in, the country dwellers enjoy views
of M mmntains, plains and sky that
any uun might covet.
Ous one who has made lovely
home nu spot where only the cac-
tus and buffalo grass could flour
ish. gaH realize the amount of labor
it nn- involved-the pleasure as
well IS success at last, triumphs
over neated failures.
T. I've brought there and cher
isNrt Eery flower, vine, shrub and
tree t adorns the home, to have
wr.. from the soil the means TO
rear It home, to have reclaimed
q u N of the barren desert and
mao productive. valuable coun-
fry. ted with fertile farms and
bcau. /, treasured homes, declares
wiz. uncertain sound the ster-
lin rth of the farmers and their
10 rr..'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Value of Wel1 County

2t1.56i Agricultural land. ......,
900, ,66i Grazing land ..'''''.''.''
S,573 Coal land .....',' .,'''''
improvements on land 49,.
improvements on Public
Town and city lots .......
improvements on lots ...'
2SS.S7 Miles of railroad ....,..''.
Other Railway Property
1757.46 Miles of Telegraph Lines
6618.lO Miles of Telephone Lines
Average Amount of MerchH
16,9S2 Horses ........ ''.''.''
ga Mules ,.., ..''''''.'
26,9iG Cattle ....,, '''''.'''
a3,326 sheep ......''.''
1881 swine ..,, .''.''''
7t1 Musical Instruments ..'.
Clocks, Watches and jewel
Moneys, Credits, Etc. .'.''.
4.S23 Carriages and vehicles '''..
81 Automobiles .... &C., a..
Household Goods and All OF "'
Bank Stock ...,.. '''''''.
Total .,,....'..''.' '. '.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07
PRISON CONGRESS
HERE IN NOVEMBER

In the absence OF Governor Swanson,
who is attending the National Demo-
cratic Convention In Denver, Private
Secretary Ben P. owen is arranging
the details OF the National Prison Con-
gress. which assemblies here on No
vember 14th. and which will bring to
richmond large number OF prison
ot1cials and philanthropic workers
from all parts OF the United States. In
the congress Will be number OF those
who took part in the discussions in
the section on Prison Reform OF the
National Conference OF Charities and
correction held here last spring.
It is estimated that the attendance
Will be between five and six hundred
This number Will include the officials
Of most OF the large penitentiaries
state and National. in this country
with the members OF the penitcnttary
boards of visitors.
It will also include number OF
well-known workers for prison re-
forms. several women who have beer
active in securing legislation for .the
betterment OF the conditions IN
prisons having already enrolled q:
members OF the conference. From the
letters already received. one OF the
most Interesting matters to be dis
cusselg will be the Virginia system Of
convict road building, the officitls o.
many prisons having asked for infor'
nation as to the working OF this law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07
SMALL CHARGED WITH FORGERY
Continued to Thursday for Further
Investigation-His story.

CONTINUED TO Thursday for Further
InvestiEation-His Story.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, July 6.-when
thetcase OF George e. Small was called
in the Police Court to-day to answer
a charge Of forgery. 1t was continued
until next Wednesday morning for
further investigation. d
B. Abramson testified that last Sat
urday the defendant, after purchasing
a check for $3.50. signed IS. d. De-
vaughan" and drawn on the First Ma
tional Bank. Mr. Abramson said that
he went into nearby store to inYes-
tigate and found the check was wortll-
less. -
Mr.. Davis, OF the firm Of Leary s
Davis, proprietors OF the HOTEL Ton
tine, said he cashed check for the
defendant, supposed to have peer
signed by S. B. Devaughan, for $llo,oo
The prisoner told the court he wa'
given the check by stran ger, WINS
last Saturday robbed the residence \. @
DR.. S, B. Moore. He said he knew tht
man by the name OF Edward. PIT wa va:
unable to give his last name. ~ ~
! further testified that he did not sis !,
| the check he cashed at Leary 9 DAVIS AVIS
place. A man named Cash1 aa!,lt.. ~
having signed the check Tor Lhe = 5aeisl'
dant at the Instance of Mr.. DAVIS pc
cause the defendant had told 5tne pro :. ;
nrietor he was unable to- write nj !
name. Small said his right name am !
w. ". Inze; that he Is stW ven =,
years OF age, and came from 81 ee. !.
brier, w. Va. He said this moTn ~ !,
that he will kill himself ra sI'.u'' wa
go to prison. @ \. !,
M. DeyauEhan, a local contra cto1
said to-day that he had never seen "
man bafore and was unable to eSplat
why his name was used 4ss5a3it@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07
LATONIA TO CLOSE

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July e.-The
board of directors Of the Latona
Jockey Club met tonight and decided
to close the present race meeting at
Latona at the close of to-morrow's
races. A high official of the club said
Tonight:
1--WE We're losing $500 a day, and
as the meeting had still ten days to
run, we decided we would not stand
that additional loss. The pari-mute
style OF betting, with which the state
racing commission of Kentucky insist
ed should solely be in vogue at La
tonia, was undoubtedly the cause OF
the lack OF patronage, at the track
this meeting. The public would not
take to that style Of betting. We
cannot say about the fall meeting al
present, but II the mutuels are to be
In vogue, do not believe Latonia
will ever be again open.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-07
PERRY OFF AGAIN
FOR NORTH POLE
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Continued. From First Page.)
shall carry the American flag further
north than ever. Unless the unfore-
seen happens / shall plant the Stars
and Stripes at the magnetic pole The
discovery not only OF the North. but
the South Pole as we'll, is not only our
privilege, but, our duty and destiny,
as much as the building OF the Panama
Canal and the control OF the Pacific.
"If conditions are no worse in the
next season than they were during
the last voyage shall hope to ac-
complish the object Of the expedition
and return In about fifteen months
that is in October. 1903. am pre-
pared. however, for stay Of three
years.
Follow Same Route.
Il shall follow the same north route
as In my last trip. via Sidney, Straits
of Belle Isle. Davis Straits, Baffin
Bay and Smith Sound.
Il shall take on the Esquimaux and
dogs In the Whale Sound region, as
before. and shall endeavor to force my
snip to the same winter quarters on
the north side of Grant Land. as in the
winter of 1905-'06. The sledce work
Will begin in February. shat, follow
the north coast of Grant Land as far
west as Cape Columbia. and possibly
beyond, instead of leaving land a:
i'o1nt Moss. as did before. My cou,s 81
will be more west OF north than be.
fore, in order to counterfeit or ALLOW
for the easterly set Of ice, discovered
during my last expedition, between the
;io' tn coast of Grant Land and the
t'ole.
The attainment of the North anc
South Poles by American expeditions
would be worth to this country many
times the few thousands expended just
for the closer bond. the deeper patriot
Ism resulting when every one of the
hundred millions of us could say: The
stars and Stripes float at both ends
of the earth's axis, and the whole earth
turns about Them"