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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10
EL FERROCARRIL QUE
unira a Caguas con
San Juan.
El tsHspI6u Sc Gsta afiImsRdO y los
estribOS SOhrs sI EusRts del Ca
guitaS. eStan'terminadnS.
POT ell steInO dsSCanSO del alma Del
que fu6 don Juan Ramon Ramos.
{ DE nNe6tro e0rYe1pongaI egpeeiaE. }

MaESo ga muy pocO1 Kilometres de-
Ia poblaCi6n quoda 81 tendido dc IR vie del
feFroCRFRil que nos hR de uuir con San
Juan. ri terEAplen ae eAt6 Rfrmando y
loH estrih0g del puents BobYe 81 rio Osgui.
tau - oatEn teRminRdoE. En- Mayo, &c.
gun nusstROs infoEmes nos comUnicRFemoB
libTsmsnte con Ia capital
LA nina Julia Ramos, heTmRn8 de
nuestEo amigo 81 doctor Ramos OaBollas,
20 hRllR do paseo en- sRtR poblRci6n. QUe
le sen gTRtfsimR JulitR su pGEeo en- u
CiudRd del TuFRbo.
LA onmionds pFopuesta poE q GsROT
MuiiOE Rivera, On 81 bill de iustiCia, res
peCto an iuOz lstrRdo para los DistEitos
Judiciales hanta 25 mil hsbitAnteE, favore-
Cfa 4 Ia Ciudad de CaguaS , Gus puobloG.
PoT sRts buen desso del GSfioT Mpfio2 y
p0T los no menoI OafuoEEOB del dOlegRdo
senior TiEol, Es han diEigido vsFiRs CaFtRg =
tslegTamas de fsiicitaci6n los CitadoB de-
legadoa.
-El tsnients Jim6aez , 81 aaHgeuto
Onis, dc la policiS iuRulaT, han tornado ol
mando de suE Tespectivos CaFgoB. EsperR.
mos gus tRnto eHtoB, como HuB BubRlteHn0B
BeT6n CumplidoYeG de 80 dabeT Ein Rpasio'
namisnto nj dGufuero9 Los chieOS dc Il
pFenHA OstaFGn % IGdo cuRnd0 lR juSticiR
les aHiRta y en- 90 contra muY de ffsnte,
OuRndo gs burlGn dc este.
=PoE 81 OtsEno dOgCanBo del alms del
que fue nusntEo particular amigo don Juan
Ramon Ramos, Be CRDt6 eatR mRfisnR una
miSR con gran ConcuFT0nciR de fsles.
-Sa dice que terminRdRB las aeBi0ntR
del ConEsio Executive, pasRr6 personal.
mente 8 CsguRB 81 Attorney Gsnsral, para
RbriE una Investigation Ga eI Rsunto del
Jusz Municipal senior VsTgne de lR Con.
chs, ouYoE caYgOE fnsEon elevados 81 homo
Tabl0 GobernadoF Post.
Don Jon6 ID Solo, tologFAi6 RI Go.
bsEnadOE Pont que conEentfa guHto8o en-
que Las viCtimsB del fuego OcurFido oil B6s
badO 6ltimo, ocupRERn el OdiiCio dedicado
& Hospital que fu6 raoiHntemsnts conRtVul-
do CON motive de lRa fisbFeH reinantes. Ed
este nm aetO CaFitativo del Eeferido aeRor
que msrOcS pl6c0msg.
LA fsmiliR de don Benito Apont6 20
hs ofrOcido guEtoga para alojaF On 90 casa
duEants su poEmanancia sn eats, Gl iinH.
tFfGim0 ObiRpo GafioE Jones Eu asColta dc
ampanR. El IafioF Obispo satRr6 aqui haeia
81 IA del actual y duFante cuatro dlag 10
tendFsmoB On CaguAE. FL pueblo Cat6lico
% musvs y Ia algeria oB general On o. We
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10
LAS HoRAS NECRAS

Las horas negras, las horas
durante las cuales hay muchas
Personas que todo 10 ven de
color negro, son las horas de
Ia digestion. De las doce a las
dos del mediodia, y de las seis
a las nueve de la tarde, los que
tienen un NAL estomago sufren
verdaderas torturas. Pero hay
un remedio simple. Con algu-
nos botes de las Pfldoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams segun
indicaciones que las rnismas
acompa1an, volveran esas ho-
ras negras 4 color de rosa,
Pruebas positivas:
Escribe el Sr. Juan Miguel Fer
nandez, Calzada del Cerro 683, Ha-
bana, Cuba: .'Vfctima de una des.
composition general del estolnago,
durante cuatro amos en- que sufrf
mala DIGESTION, llenura, acidez, estre-
flimiento, inapetencia, etc, me puse
tratamiento por diferentes metodos,
recomendados por personas compe-
tentes, y tome infnidad de medicinas
consiguiendo mayormente acrecentar
mi debilidad digestiva. Con las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
que tome durante tres meses obtuve
mi curaci6n. Las recomiendo entu-
SHASTA a mis- amigos"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10
GABLES De HOY
Los ti'ministas que Sc IsfugiaFOn en-
el CoRsulat0 americana han siio
ReTtoRados.
La bOtadlIa Del lei. "lreadnuUght"
aleman en- WiIIemshaVen.
Fl Jap6n diligs a Ia China IN en6rgi.
co uItiDatum::7 guerra, sinO Sc
accede 4 10 que pidsn de Toxic.

Paeito Principe. Mario 10 Ell gobier.
NO de esta capital he decEetado una nueva
amniltfs, por medic de Ia cual psEdona 6
nm buen n6msro de FsvoIuciona1ioB que
90 rtfugiaron en- 81 GonsuladO americana
de Gonaiv :, aI Ger sofocado oI movimien-
to, cora qaa NO apEob6 por entonces 81 go.
bisrno de Washington, 81 Cual daatituy6
& POGO IA agante consular. En- Cuanto
los Eefngiado1 en- los conBuIRd0g ffanc6S y
alemkn, en- NADIA hA Cambiado lR situaci6p,
pue1 el gobieEno pFetsnde que los revolu.
cionariOs dsbsn entTsgarss la ROci6n de
les tribunaleB del pals, sin que Francis nj
Alemania tspgan que inmi1cnirss ca sIIs.
Junto con 81 deeEeto do Rmniatfs perdc-
nsndo & los EefugiadoB dol ConSulado anne
EiORno. 90 he publiCAdo otro expuIsando
muf has sxsrapjeEos do difsrsntea naciona'
liladsF.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10
PhDoRAS RoSADAS.
DEL DR.. WILLIAMS

curan los males del est6magc
Porque en- su calidad dc
t6nico para Ia sangre y los
nervios dan robustez y con
clio buena digestion.
I'M TAc pOTJCAc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10
BurlilIIs /. lIrls bHialls.

Gran baratillo ds tiEal boTdsda. : g.
csje1, carimiEsI, paE0guaA Egpocialidad
q camaI dc todaB cla1og. fEl CieIo''
nLa Vizcaina.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10

Puen deall
Elmprador
del
das iguiens verified Cayey,
(Firmado) NIannelN Guzmdn Velez-Coector
Aprobado: D. omerT Treauer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10

Para cURAR REsFRIADo
ENUN DIA tome q LAxATIYO BRoMo
QUnUNA. E bOti aEio le dsVolyer6 81 dInsr0 sino
20 cuFa- Ia hrma de + ". GROVE - balla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10

do & aa9s M 9 eusna en- ata Emulsion
uso adcalmente La
GLoRoss Ell RAQUITsMO NINos CoNVALECEN
I'm da las
BllDAD GENERAL no hay prodigO necanento
gus Ieuados evidencn
desde comienza atomase
Ell ESTOMAGO 10
ndeaon para los enermo periodic
De venta todas las taFmacias.
Representante para Puerto Rico.
San Juan 'S9 1S"'"'
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Fl ingsDieTo del Vale ZsnO suffid uI
psTCanGe VisjandO en- autOm6Vil.
RSGIhId lIgaRl8 GGntusIORls, lfntGnallmGBtO
I0Vas.
FL riguisnto tslegramR tsCibi6 hoy 81
doctor Zano Gandia;

Fl Gguient0 tslegramR Facibi6 hoy 81
doctor Zsno Gandfa:
''LaEoB, Ma18o TO- 12O P. M.
DR.. zsno Gambia. San Juan.
81 iDgenisro del Vale rscibi6 aver con-
tuHioneg, afoEtunadamOnto lsveB, "a 81 p0r'
CanCe suffido en- IN Autom6vil. Sigus
mucho msjoE } sale ssts tsrde para Aqua
diIla & yer su familia.
Manana oItar6 81 osa capital. .-Setn."
I'm talsgEama FsCibido ssta m0iiana
poE 81 dslegsdo { Is O6mara Gafior Blon.
dst, del seiloE Gregory de LAEss, ls notiCi6
que an sutom6yil "a 81 que iba tambi6n 81
inpeniero r. del Valls Zsno, de1caRFil6 ca
II CsEEetsEa entire San Sebastian y LaTol
EeCibisndo cOntuCions1 graves.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-10

-Joya de inapFeCiabIe valor s los die.
p1ptico8. e. Il marnvillona "Est0maCalims
UIrici".
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT or PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs.

En- La ColetuTia de Ras a da de
1908 los
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Ntw York, Marco 10. LA Kuick sEboc.
ksF Company, la gran inBtituoi6n de Gre.
dico que aTrastr6 oOnaigo al qusbIar otTaB
podarosas casag, ha anuuciado que ell diR
26 de los coTrisn6es foanudar6 suu opera
clones despueB de habargs rspuetto tetal
ments de Bu enorme banosHEota. Pueda
RfiFmaEae que el estado eCon6mico entE6 ya
en franco reEtableCimiento. Los negocios
adquieTen Ia minmR Rnimaci6n que haco
slguuos moses. Sc elogiR ahoTa Ia habi'
lidad de OoEtslyou en- log dfRB de pie
crisis en- Wall Street.
WillemahRVsn, Mario lola tanido
iugaE Rquf, CON solamnidad iGmks igualR
dc, Is botRduEa del nuavo inmGnso aCo'
Tazsdo que denominan el primer ''DIe1d'
nought'' Rl4m6p, con 81 cual Hs aumenta
ol poderfo do ID armada de GuilleEmo,
haci6ndola competir CON las pEimerag del
mundo El lanzamisnto fac praHeDciRdo
pOr 81 empsTRdoF = loB altos oiciales del
almiTantRzgo tambien poE 81 mas pro.
minento slemento ofciRl. Sc 0pIAudi6 con
mucho GEtusiasmo el aCto de Ia borRduER,
RdmirSndoBs el hermoAo tipo del baHco Gu
"a vslOCidad CT6sBs que GsrE 'IinBupsrablP.
En- bFsye Ber6 sometido & sEa pTuaba.
OtEos buqueB de iguRl tipo = construction
= que estsn - caai liSteB en- los astilloFog,
anunCiR 81 RImirAntazgo que ssr6n pFonto
botAdoH al sgua en- BTem0a.
--
Peklp, Marzo 1O.-El gabinets hscs
p6b,ico qua ha aido Eecibido eI WItimatum
que q gobieEno dc Toxic, en- teIminog
en6rgicoP, 10 diTigs, uYgisndo Ia entrsga,
Ain condolences, del barco meEcante japo.
naH 'TAtsRmaru." So eatudia esta nota,
81 gobiOEnO ofteos pFocadsE en- el asunto dc
modo que 80 prsAt giO autoridad no su.
fran humillsci6n a'gunR. En- e-to 1e1tido,
90 ha pedido an plaEo 81 gobierno japon6s
lara CcntGltRE al @ltimatuna, =, cato hR
FoBpondido el miniatro de Relaoiones Ex'
tsrioFes del Jap6r, que eI gobieEno de
Tckfo Concsdo 81 pIa1oy que 90 nu deseo
pEocsd0r honEadR ju8tiCi0Eamsnto ante
laR quejAs dc que los rsvolucionsTioS chi
noG Fseiben ayuds dc los japonesez, pero
qae, sin splaci6n, harS cumpliF finaImsnte
cuRnto pids On ~ tarminante ugtimGtums.
En- loH CiEcuIos dipIomftiooB 90 juzga que
la China ss hSlla On d Csso de aceptar
uaR nuev2 guerra con el Jap6n humi'
llaFs0 ante Las imposicioneB de Tekto.
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SAN JUAN AND AGUADLLLA PR
BRANCH IN PARIS MADELENB
Bill and Letters Of Credit O 20 cities 4 the world
C1be transfers. loans made collections deposits
Al natter Of banking and nature carefully na1aged
All profitable bUGnesG solicited.
CORRESPONDENTS
Credit LyORn01g London, Paris, Madrid Barcaona
BAnque TFansatla1iqEo PaPia
EoiotS G6neEale Paris
American Express Co. New
q. AIlsiRCk g Co. York
Rollins & Co. New York
Walls Fargo Bank San FnnciOcO California
HtiOnaI BaRk Of Commerce KpDrI9 C5FV
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NARROW.
LACTO MARROW.

Rnado con M8daB d8 0o pr Institute Americana s New York
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(Veage Ia edici6n do msfiane.
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EN- LAS BoTICAs.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

This paper is in full accord with
the law which prevents bull fighting
in this country. Certainly fighting
bulls is not a Spectacle calculated in
anyway to elevate mankind or woman
kind, still there are thousands who
go to see the bull fights just as there
are thousands who go to see prize
fights and chicken fights who would
not be barred from the better class
Of citizens on that account. We
agreed with the ministers when they
protested against the establishment
of a gambling house in Aqua Prieta,
but we think in their communication
yesterday they went a mite too far
in the direction of attempting to regu
late a recognized national sport in
our sister republic.77Douglas Interna
tional-American
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23
GAMBLING AT Aqua PRlETA
MOI so EASY. -

The promptness with which the cit
liens of Douglas moved against the
opening OF gambling halls across the
border from Douglas. in the Mexican
town of Aqua Prieta, has already
borne good fruit. 1t may be that an
amusement casino" win be opened,
but the communications received in
Douglas make it certain that public
gambling. patterned after the games
run in Arizona prior to the passage
of the anti-gamblipg laws of the ter
ritory. will not be permitted by the
Mexican government. The coopera-
ton Of the Mexican government to
stamp out the gambling evil along the
border is to be commended. Public
gambling, as it was conducted In Ari-
iona in the old days, was bad enough,
but gambling halls across the border,
affording the opportunity for the un.
wary TO be robbed, would be a condi-
ton far worse Governor Torres is
to be congratulated on the firm stand
he has taken in this matter. Evident.
~ an amusement casino" and gam
bling hall are two very different in
situations in his opinion.-Tucson
Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

out four years ago, however, and 1t
was at that time that | withdrew
/ have advices, now, however, which
say the mine is good and will give the
riches | then believed it would.
Dunbar never has had more than
81 500 invested in the mine.
This talk about my being second
Stanford White Is all rot, continued
Sloan, with gay laugh. There is no
truth in it, While IN Detroit l never
owned an establishment or property Of
any kind and never rented but one
place, apd that was my Office. No ac-
tresses or perfumed cigarettes in mine
back there"
The advices received late last night
from Detroit were that sloan left
there in 1904 with 100000 secured
from Detroit and Chicago people in a
mining scheme, and that his life there
had been an exceedingly gay one. so
gay that ne is termed a second Stan.
ford White.
With the money obtained from men
and women who expected to make
millions out of the visionary Dos Ca.
bezos mine, the young physician is
said to have filed two houses in De
troit, wherein, it is claimed, were
| carried c. orgies profuse and hilari-
ous~
Actresses whose names are well
known, so the story goes, sat side by
side with chorus girls and other fem
mime friends Of the Fascinating doctor,
drank his champagne, smoked his per-
fumed cigarettes and s3ns and danced.
A quiet investigation of the affairs
of the physician was carried on for
some time, and the investigators de-
clare he spent thousands of dollars on
his midnight parties and that he had
plenty left when the complaints of his
victims forced him to flee.
Four years ago, it is said, he began
telling his friends about a wonderful
invention of a Chicago man, whom he
called Hoyt, for collecting gold nuggets
from gravel. He called the machine
''Hoyt's AmalgamatoT." He is said to
have declared he had discovered a
| gold mine in the Dos Cabezos noun.
| tains in Arizona, and the amalgamator
was to be used in extracting the gold
| from he mine. 1t would make enor-
mously rich all who were in with it.
| He had three bars of real gold which
he exhibited as proof of his story.
People fell over each other in their
efforts to buy stock. Clement A. Dun.
bar of Detroit, now the leading com.
plainant against Sloan, sold everything
he had and got together 5000. every
cent of which he used in the purchase
of Dos Cabezos stock. One Chicago
man put $4,000 into the mine and
the Detroit prosecutor declares Sloan
! 1ceced Chicagoans out Of fully 1920,
| 900 altogether. It Is said he got as
much as 100000 in Detroit, with
which he bought cigarettes and cham
payne. and other good things for his
actress friends and had most joyous
time.
| Chief Of Police Downey Of Detroit
yesterday wired the police of this city
to arrest DR.. J. Byron Sloan.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

I'VE will vote for. our candidate
Cvice President Fafrbanks) until he
is nominated says Senator Bever-
idge, cor till he himself tells US to
vote no longer for him, and if that
time ever comes the delegation will
not be delivered to any one. The self
respecting, Independent men who COM
pose that delegation will then vote
for whom they please. As body We
are going to Chicago for Mr.. Fair
banks and for him alone" This is
generous upon the part of Mr.. Bev-
eridge, who has at times been men
toned in connection with the presi-
dency himself To relieve the senator
from making any embarrassing re,
quest, the Enquirer advises these del
egates who may be released by Mr..
Fairbanks to vote solid for Beverage.
There would be something inexpressi.
bly, graceful, not to say absolutely
funny, in having Mr.. Beverage in the
white house.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

time 1t cannot be laid at his door
that he has served any special inter-
est in Arizona. during his long years
as representative in congress. He is
now and has been the servant of the
people and every call made upon him
by his constituents has brought forth
his best effort in their behalf
BY his constant loyalty Mark Smith
has won the applause not only Of the
people OF Arizona, but Of the people
of the nation He has made strong
friends in Washington for this terri.
tory while he has been winning uni
verssl popularity for himself In the
last congress he was able TO muster a
sufficient number Of friends in the
Senate to pun the fangs from the Joint
statehood bill and give to the people
of Arizona the right and opportunity to
apply the axe TO this obnoxious meas
ure- For this he received the applause
of Washington, the applause of Arr.
IONA and the applause of the country
wherever there were those who ad
mire a good fighter for his country and
people
The Democrats of cochise county
win be glad to see Mr.. o'Neil and hear
what he has to say, but they win not
agree with him in his effors to take
~rhe seat in congress at present occu
pied by sour Mark"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

Perhaps the New York woman hat
er who has just killed himself after
barring women from his presence for
twenty-five years might have been
better off If he had removed himself
just twenty-five years ago. But pos
sibly he was thinking all that time Of
some woman whom he had liked 50
wen that he had no use for any Of
the others.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23
WEST MOVES ON.

When the furry began and when it
reached its worst stage we took occa-
sion to point out that in no contin-
gency likely to arise would severe de
preston touch the west. This region
is teeming with undeveloped resources
of a thousand kinds The manufac-
turing interests of the east, where
business depression may strike in and
become chronic, do not exist in the
west.
Now we are having daily confirma-
tons of these views. The latest, which
is of this week, touches a transconti-
mental line of railroad from Fort
Worth to the coast. This is Gould
enterprise and the Gould lines seem
to be able to procure money regard
less of the stringency. The sum of
SAC, 900, 900 was obtained the other
day for the Western Pacific.
We may look for good business all
through the great west as a contin'
nous play whatever may take place in
the east, with its more fully developed
resources.-Los Angeles Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23
HUGHES.

Chairman Tim Woodruff is quoted
as follows about the New York stu
alton:
"As the delegates-at-large from this
state in the national convention are
to be instructed for Governor Hughes,
it is only fair that the governor should
be permitted to name these delegates
at-Iarge. l am sure that course will
be followed"
If this course is taken everybody
should be satisfied Governor Hughes
at Chicago will be entitled to the best
support New York can give him, and
this demands that his case be in the
hands commanding his fullest conf
dence His own friends should be in
charge. Then, if he wins. the victory
will be the dearer to him: if he loses
there can lie no charge of lukewarm-
ness or treachery against anybody.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

Judging from the expressions of
the New Mexico press, New Mexico
will sure be admitted to statehood at
the short session of congress. We
are not saying much, but nevertheless
we adhere to our opinion still, that
New Mexico and Arizona will be ad.
mitted to single and separate state.
hood at one and the same time. We
hope that the New Mexico newspapers
are correct in fixing the time
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

The governor of Maryland is bach
elor. How lonesome it must be at
the town of Annapolis The chief ex-
ecutive must by this time have ex-
amined all the revolutionary and 9TH
er relics.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-23

Entered az the Rishee. Arizona.
Post0ftiee for transmission through
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-17
AN INCIDENT OF LONG AGO
Little Boy of Faulkner County Who Be-
 came Great Preacher.

In the current issue of the West ern Methodist, Rev. James E. Caldwell recalls an interesting oc- currence in the early history of this county. The Miss Yam referred to later became Mrs.J. w. Duncan and the mother of Judge w. H. Duncan and Mrs. w. l.. Durham of this city.
 'I want to mention a little in- cident," says Mir. Caldwell, that occurred in one of my Sunday even ing appointments at B. V. Kings on the Cadron several miles above where Conway is now, an incident which in the light of subsequent events was of rare interest on my first circuit, the Louisburg 1854. There was little lad there going to school to Miss Alma Yam. His mother attended service, and after dismission returned home. Her little son concluded to follow her. Miss Vann requested me to overtake him and bring him back. l overlook him on the bridge, and he informed me in no very mild terms that he did not want to go back and that he would not, but after quite an effort on my part l succeeded ill turning him over to his teacher, who, WI en I left, was giving him good religious lecture about the bears that destroyed the bad children. That, then little boy grew to young manhood, was converted, entered the ministry, and is now the Rev. B. H. Great house, D. D. God bless you, my dear brother, and by his grace make your ministry abundantly successful, and bring you at last to meet your mother and teacher in heaven.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-17
COMMISSION
 SAYS NOTHING

Little Rock, Nov. "A silence so intense that it is painful per meates the air of the Arkansas railroad commission quarters. It has been this way since yesterday afternoon when the members of the commission were served with citation to appear in the United States circuit court Thurs day morning and answer to the charges of contempt, preferred against them there by attorneys of the Rock Island and Iron Noun tain railroads. Not one of the com missioners, nor Roy D. Campbell prosecuting attorney of this dis trict, who was cited with them, will talk of the matter, for fear their conversation might be con- structed as contemptuous also.
 The contempt proceedings will be taken up at 10 o'clock Thursday morning and the commissioners will be represented by Attorney General Kirby and probably some special counsel. The commission CTS being advised by the best legal talent in the state before taking the step of directing penalty suits are not the least worried over the outcome, however, though they have been jokingly informed the county jailer has purchased tour new tin plates, four new tin spoons and four new tin cups.
 Attorneys for the railroad claim the commission has violated the injunction granted against the two cent passenger rate and freight traiff of the commission in order: ing the penalty suits which were filed Saturday afternoon by Prose cutting Attorney Campbell. They allege the commission, objecting to the new rates of the railroads, should have promulgated a new set of rates and directed the rail roads to comply with them before ordering penalty suits. The com missioners merely smile and keer on saving wood while they say nary word.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-11-17

for the students of that institution This is in charge of Prof. M. J. Russell and the regular Sunday school is superintended by l.. c. Holman.
 "The Epworth League, con- tinued MT. Stevenson, lis another very active department of our church work. Both of the women S societies have also done splendid work.
 "The church in all its depart ments has raised total of consid- erably over $4ooo during the year. Besides paying the salary of the pastor, it has met every conference claim in full and has supported its special missionary in Cuba, Rev. Henry Smith, and has liquidated a debt on the building of nine years standing, amounting to over $1 5oo."
 MT. Stevenson is much gratifed over the fraternal spirit existing between the various churches in the city, and says that a better feeling seems to exist here than in almost any town in which he has had charge.