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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-25
NOTaS Y NOTICLAS.

-Jol6 GonGAle8 fn6 dsnunCiado hoy aI
juEgado de pas, pOr C1usldad CON lOn ami
males.
EN- In cfeina de obraG p6bliCan ua han
rec bido 53 pEoyectds para Ia construction
del CapitoliO de Puerto Rico.
LA ofCina de BanidRd mandaIa una
communication & vaFiOn ComeECiantaI hS.
ciendOles BAbeF que eatan vitlAndo Ia Hs'
Gi6n Is J ~ de Ia Icy con 81 heCho do
vendeF en- Bus estableCimiantos a'guuaB
mediciras
-El nifio Miguel Antonio GraCiano
Buutslo RodEfguss, fac inECFito ayer "a
81 EegistEo civil de slta Ciudad.
Luis Opio, Vidal HeEn6ndes , Joa6
Gonzales, fuerOn denunCiAd0s hoy On 81
juEgado de- paz, pOr infraoCi6n do les orde-
nanzaB municipales
Aver Las cuRtF0 de Ia tards tom6
puerto eI VapoE alsm6n 4 PcRsSideak "
pEOcsdente do ERnto Domingo
Hay muChR NnimAci6n para RAiatir
6 ID vslada que CelebrRr6 81 luneS 81
Atoneo de sBta ciudRd,
Ests aCtO social que Celabra el Atsneo
cada lunes, Essuita COncurrido , de intsr6s
general
Nos manif tata 81 aafioF PalcuaI Ri.
poll, que hR Eecibido de Ias ni6aB de don
Phncho HSTn6ndas de SAntuEcs y u SFta.
Aguntina LugaTte, lR BUmR de 20 pesos
como ayuda para 10 adquiSici6n do una
pieFnR de Coma, El Bcf0r Ripoll que
cAFeCe do ambas pieFras, ent6 agrRdeCido
de estA RcCi6n meritoTia RHi como de tOdas
Lac peElonsH que han contEibufdo para di'
cha obFa.
-El 0tEo dia oimos un di6lOga Corto
entire dos enamoradoB ? POGO mas 8 msnOs
era como sigus: d6nda to has compradO
sss tFaje, que tS veO mejoF moEo que an
tsA3 Chico On 81 egtablecimiento de r.
5Chira & Co. gus mas de ser muy eco
n6micol, hACen de un CueFpo fso un els'
gRnte tipo.
En- 81 hospital cuaEentsnario hay 60
tualmsnts tres paCientss Feclufdog.
ri vspor 'tPhiladelphia" rsCOji6 hoy &
las doCs Ia correspondence para Vene'
Euela.
-Esta mafana Bali6 81 gobernador
acompsiiado del doctor V6zqusz, para C6'
gusu CidFs, y regresRr6n eHta tarde.
Hoy la hR CelebFado On Ponce, una
OOnfersnCia pedag6jics, por lou profsBoreB
de aquella ciudad,
Hoy hay en- aI dop6Bito municipal 48
pSTsonau dstsnidaE, de elias CumpIon con.
dsna SO , eHt6n psndisnte Dc juicio 8: 60
i6 1.
Aver ingTssaron en- el hospital muni
Cipal, Catalina Gimenss, Felix Franco 8
Hilario Ortiz.
-En al barrio I'D ominguit9" de la mu
nicipAlidad de Arscibo hay ssgdu gs in
foFma vsriol CasnS de febrs titoidoa' Las
autoEidadsI HanitaEias dc Rqusl pueblo ira
bajan con actividAd per extinguir la terri
BILE sOfsrmsddSd que azota aqueIla muni'
Cipalidad.
EN- ID Iglesia cato ios de UtuAdo sstsn
hacienda impoEtantss TaformaE. Los cato
licou dc aquel pueblo eHtan de Onhora busns
CON ans motive.
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PROEBAS!
OtrO curauO en- Ia Habana Testifica
a IA EfiGaGia de las PfldOTas del
Dr. Williams.

PobFeza ImpuFeEa de ID gGngTe, es l8
cuaaa de Ia inmensR mRyorfa dc enfsrme'
dRdeB y dolenCias comuntu. ApenRg Be
neCesitR de opiniones cientficaI paE8 com
prander que ca materiaB de aalud, 81 que
tiene buenR BBngre muY POGO tiens que to-
mer les enfaFmedadeI Las PfIdoras Ro'
sRdal del Dr.. WiIIiamu, tienen ca crGdi.
TO COntsnaTsu de curRCionol ca eGta miBma
Ciudad porque son 90 t6niC0 exCslente,
productive dc ssngre nusva, 2 de induda'
bic banGhcio para d oTganiGmo entsro.
Una dc Las mucbaG psraonaB agFRdecida8
que en- la HabRnn miBmo taGtifcan & ID
eff lacia dc egtA popular m0dioinR para Il
SangEe y loB neFvioE, eB 81 Sr Francisco
AldamR, calls Paula 25, cuya caFta 81 DR.
Williams Medicine Co., dice taxtu&lmente:
"EGcEibo ests con d objeto de deOlAraF
que por espacio do cinco afion OHtuvO pRde'
cisndo do i sangre. MuchoI son loI sin.
tomas q. me aqueiabap, recordando entire
otroG una gran palideE del Homblante, fAlta
de Rpetit0, dolor Il elpaIda, hinchAs6n
Dc pies, y otFaI moIOltiRs que 40 momOnto
no FOCueFdO. 10 que quisTo deCir 81 que
con Les PfldoTaa RoGRda1 del DR.. Williams
que tome por an POGO de tempo, me puu0
DISH 90 u 8Angt9 y QeGapoF9c1of0n 4o9 re-
fsEidOg sfntOmRS, no cdbiandomO duda dc
IA sicAOfa do eGa msdiCina para Eobu1tOcer
Il sAngEe y loI nOrvion. InfnidRd de per
Sonaa que me Conoc0n puSden comprobRr
10 que llevo dicho con Heupocto mi propip
CaH0. Ah0rR Cada vGz que mo 1iento con
Rlgdn mRIeBtsF CRnaanOio debiIidRd, echo
mRno dc GItRG pfldoEaI con pocRs dosiB
me Fepongo. Qunda autorizada Is publ.
caCi6n de ssts e1cFito."
Contenare3 de loB curados que ali eBcri.
ben, gaDtaFcn pTsCioso tempo : dinsro en-
tTatamisntoB J modicinaa Gnte1 no disron
con Ia CuFRCi6n por Ia8 PfIdorau Rouadas
del Dr.. William1 81 I'd. estk NAL dc Il
Sangre; de Tsumatismo, de ci6ticS, de Rne'
mia, lRs muchRg otraa mRnifs4tacioues de
pobreza de GangEo abundancis dc Bangre
mala, que % 10 miGmo, 10 cusTdo eS empe
sqT con este Eemsdio, veneer pvonto el NAL
, ahoTraFle penag , dinoro. Cada fraaCo
lleva in1tEuCci0uos Completas, que es de
importancis obServaE. Dscida1e h1y. su
b5tica de I'd. vsnds laa PfldoFas Rosadas
dsl DIR WILLIAMS. 3
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POr Ia segurldad plblica.

Tanto el pals entaFo como Ol OonBeio
Eiaeutivo y ID C6maPR de delegadog, co
nocon peEfsCtamRuts las dGfciencias y los
peligrol de Ia lfnsa de farrocaFEil, do 10
CuAl 90 ha pronost' cRdO que reGultaEGn
muehRB victimaB ls expeTienciR vk de
moEtrandO que ese tIiAts vaticinio &c VI
EsRlizando.
E1 vRno Be he estimulado loz diFeCto
torres de esA CompAnIR para que Cumplan
con sus deberea; laH ex ageFRdaB economics
estRbleCidas ca pToveCho dc unos pocoB =
On dstrimOnto del p1bliCO que pAgR, per
duran EubHiatsn sn el material rodante
On la inBpecCi6A faCultativR y On al
mantenimisnto de empleadog aptog, hay
defectoa de tRl indele, que pAFeOe llegAdo
81 momento de que con el nombEo do SAL
vaci6n, dOfanHa de lOA intsT0naa y seguFi
dad p6blicon, ae nombHan comiAiones a3u'
dan la C6ma'a. al Oonsejo Executive, al
Goberua 1Or de la is!a para p0ner Eeme'
dio q tautoI dOAafnsroB.
Hay en- la actuRlidRd perGonRs bien en-
tsFRdaB de Il tEabRs6n de la Compaiifa
hispano frAnCsaR, que 90 llama American
Railroad Company.
ACtualmsnte Ell aefilr don JoEe 7. Silva,
persona que ~ posioi6n peCunisriR pro-
minente, rouns rsConocidoa meritoH dc intS'
igsnCia y honFadez, 90 enouentra dc tran
Hito en- eSta iSla = RCaaO, 81 no as negArfA
suminiutrAF al COnSejo Executive = & Ia
C6mRFA dc DslsgAdoS, CuSntoB autOrizSdoI
infOrmeB 20 le pidierAn para pOdsE con ellou
CoAdyuvAF Ia buena TeglamsntRci6n dc
nm GeEvici0 p1bliop tan falto de BeEiodad y
que con tAnta nsgIigencia pEocede.
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EntaTma del NAL De lds Wales.
d los plisIs dDl sol 4 las hlanel8 rIgInnGs d
NOSCOTIi.

La PrinCeBa eTcIsva schAhowhoy, enfsr'
ma del mRl de IOB viaiBG, CiECula trav6l
do Europa, 0n IN wagon especial, ya1ta re-
idenCiR ambulante, o. que ent6n di1puea'
too apOSsntos = uAloneB para 81 personal :
81 H6quito, por TODD tEac0 peEHOnaI. On
cOGRCo, de gran informss con Il msdGllR dc
IL Ultima guerra FuEOiRponola, uigae los
pAsoB de lR princeBR. Es "a custodio, le
hAce oIcOltA en- los pAssOI, , le uilve dc in
tsndonts.
La Princesa Va = viene, 81 caprioho de
50 fantasia, de lon pafssg del sol las nf'
Vsas regione1 de % natal Mo1covis.
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.0IV0RGIO P0R Mari
do infieL
MujeI buaRa hsTmosB J TiCa J ha-
bItaci0nss Do sOItGI0" en- ul
hotel.
Mi. lII.I6I0. d PllIIsilTg aal & Glladi


CuRl hR nldo II CaU8a del divorcio de
JOEsph Schwab, harmano de Charles NJ.
schWAb, y "a enCantadoEs e1poaa, a II
pRegunta que IL gento de PittGbuEg OBtG
tratando de re1OlYaF.
AIgunaB personaH que % ConnideHRn en-
tOradas daClREan que tal pFOgunta es i'm.
portinent9 y que 10 Cauga fa6 que Mr..
EchWab euthba canssdO de au compafisTR
dospuen de entuuiaamaEs8 con Lar H0nEisaB
de ctF0 muier.
Una aCtFiE muY oonocidA, quien Sch.
Wab habfR encontrado hAGe mas de nm
ana, fus obiet0 do mDchas conYeFu9cioneI
Ouando SchWAb gs cRg6 con MiIu e.
thar Munhall hRCs doCe afiou, oEa an buen
trabsjAdoF en- 81 Carnegie Mills, Ga Eto.
mestaad, decfaBs de 81, que era IA mRTido
modelo.
DWpueI adelant6 mucho en aus nego.
clos; viaitRba ffeOuentemaDte NkW York
y fnalmonte tuvo un dapaEtamento do
solt0EO, On ell HAldorf, AstoEil, mienfEaB
IA sGpoaa Gs qusdRbR uoIs Cuidando do aus
dos nifios. Mra. SChWab frig8 "a en- Lon
tEeintR amos y co considerable como muy
hsEmogs. Tieno capital on % propio nom
brs = hR dRdo mucho dinoro paFa lOn po.
breI.
Este eH d natural reIultsdo do Ias per.
didas fnancioEas a1 PittabuTe, declare
j. b Corey, to de William EttopoY, hoy
presidents del StSsl Trust.
Yo hO estado obIaFvando oatoB aauntoB
de divorcio, , ho viatO que % piden ca
ests ciudad mas diYorCiog en an dia que
On un afio GA CanadE.
80 dice que Mrs. SohwAb Yivs muy
tranquila con sus pArisntsB On New
York.
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GRATA VISTA.
El RVao. Manuel EsplROsa,
Gura pirrOsO % BlTeOl0nOtl.

Aver Eecibimou Ia grRtA viaitR dol Rvdo
padre Manuel Espinoa9, cura p6Troco do
BAEcalonstR.
El padre EspinoER vino San Juan
fJEmando pREte dc una comisi6n que lego
Il Ciudad ca ge1tionGs de de1snsxi6n de
dicho poblado, que hoy Ha hRIla adBcTito
ManRtj, como uno de suI barrioB FuFslel.
RSpFGsentabR On la Citada Comisi6n, 81
padre EapinoEa, las dRmag Cat6liCEB dc
BRECelon0tR.
Hay en- sato poblado, IN general intOr6B
una general aapiFaCi6n que 30 l0 de-
vuelva Bu antigua cRtsgoTfR de munioipio
independents
TodaH Les Glasses BoCiales 90 manifsatRn
de tai maneEa deEaogas de clio, que mas de
diaz mil RlmRn psdfan oil saliE In ComiBi6n,
81 padre EnpinoHa, que ayudass logsar
les dieTRn "a antique muniCipio.
El culto 1Acerdote es arsgon6s, nRcido
en- Fusnteg de Ebro, primer pueblo del
bajo AEag6n.
su historic O. intsFasanAs. Muy jsven,
siRVi6 On ID infantarfa de marina e8panolG,
con 81 grado do uargsnto, y Bs halo boF'
do de ,uno de los baTCoR de guerra de
CO1vsra, en- la 6pocR de la guerra hispRno
americans.
Eatuvo antsI On Puerto Rico, J, de re-
graso & ZlFagdzR, on dondo Eeaidi6 dasde
muy colt9B amos, hizo aus pEimaruE ogtu'
dios para Ia CaFrera eCleGi6stica, visti6 laa
Eopas tRlaEoI, y, cenvoTtido on prsabftsrO,
vino de nusvo eAta isla.
Es hombre de axquiSita cultura, una
buena adquisiCi6n, sin dada, para Ia pa
rroquia dc BaEoelonotR,
Ha fundado en- eza IocaIidad la congEO
gaci6n de Las hiss de Maria, dc ls cusl oH
presidents Il nsnorita TeFelita suria.
MAfiana q CelobraHG allf 81 aolsmne aCto
de "a impOgici6n de Les medRllaB, aCto que
ssrk armoniEado con c6ntiCos alusivoB 81
miumo, 80 estronaEG la BAbatinR & ID
BantfHimR Vfrgsn COmpueAts poE sl miHmc
padre Espinola
RsiteFamoB dicho iIuStTado 8ac0Fdote
Ia protestA de nueatTa amiItsd diatiDgui
da confederation.
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SeTan denunCiados

TodoB aqualIoB qne haJan a1quirido
Beg6n ContI atO, musbleG, fon6grafoa, ca
mas, lOza. oualFoI, elpeior, ralojsI etc. etc.
en- egta cara y los hayan vandido, 6 amps.
fado Cambialo otEoB sitioB con idea az
ocu!taTlog, Bin Ia debida a7toEizaci6n ds
les que suncriben, ssr6n donunciadog y per-
gaguidog ante "a LaY.-Arrivi Hermanos
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PILN0s gsAgOs.

PARIS BAZAAR vsnde cuatro pia.
nos de uuo On muy buon eItAdo m pre-
clio muy limitado.
Las peEBOnaB que dssesn adquirir nm
piano aTato puedOn pasaT q verlO, pues
esta gaDga dursE6 pOCoB dias pOE que los
praCioB son muy bArAtOa , los pTimsroH
gus llegnsn Be Los llevaE6n.-PedrO Giqtsti
Fortsleza 27.
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PusTtOrlquefOS hacienda honor a su
latIIa.

HemuH podido yer az n tsG y tgabaioI
de dibujoH envis dos nu padre poF 81 jo'
van compatEiota Arturo Archie, que cUFRa
81 primer aHo de Ingeniero Civil, en- Ia
Univsrlidad de B'a,kbuTg, Virginia, laS
que son excelentes y pEushan aIiduo amor
81 sBtudio grandeB GdolantoA:
FelioitamoH % Eafior padre don Pedro
Arches, , 80 iOvsn hijo que On no lejanoB
dias BsTa an buen elsmento mas para nues'
ira iBla.
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En- sBta imprentA Gs vends pRp0l do
peEi6dico vieio & $500 los As kiloa (SsN
uintaLl
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CAFETERIA ELEOTRICA.-L s.
A. Luz El6ctrica hR Eecibido un BurtidO
dc eatos ap0raIoa muy Convonisnts para
Ias cauaG de familia, hotoloB, etc.
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EI canal de POnama
Lo que hl sostado hD,tl d 81 d tIsIonbrs.

SSgda loB CElculos hechoa poT ID intsE'
venci6n az cuentaB de Warrington, 81 Ca
nal de Pa "a Il hB coHtado 81 Gobisrno
haata 81 81 diciembre de 1906, Il sums
de AZ 449 900.
Lo mas eisvado de eata cRntidad, fQOEon
lon $50 100000 que % entEegaron & ID
Compafifa Frencels dol Canal 81 Co.
bierno de PanGm6 por las franquiCiss y
derechoB do Wis Ode codt6 este y 3.449,023
por material y abAstOCimiGntoa. En- adml'
nistraci6n naval 90 inviEtioFon $1 124 226;
On gobiOEno de Ganidad, 81 386,098 y On
construction ingsnisrfs -. SO 727. .554.
A juzgaF por esaG cifeag, y por 10 POGO
que ls llova hs0ho, no parsOs muy aventu
Tado 81 afrmRF que tai vez tsugs Taz6n
Mr.. GoothGlu, cuando dice que el costo to.
til dc Il vfa intsroos6nica pEobablemente
% elavArG medic billion
40 doFmiF 8 una de8dicha qus GoIo
10 Iabon loI que pAdecan de insomnia, o.
g dHgAparOco con d uIo del Vino de Ce'
rGbrina Ulrici, tan pronto le tonitica & v.
II O0pNbPn
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
UNEMPLOYED After the Panic.

In the June American Magazine therf
appears a very interesting little article
entitled Keeping A Stiff Upper LIP
Through the Panic" 1t is simply an
exchange OF letters, genuine and uned-
tied between two mechanics in the
middle west, both of whom lost their
jobs last fall One lived in Detroit, and
the other lived in Elyria, O.
One of the many interesting pas
sages in the correspondence is the
Elyria mans references to fellow
workers in the shop. and their ambi-
ton to go to New York after the panic.
He says:
There is quite peculiar lot Of peo-
pie here all homesteaders and fellows
who have been raised on farms in this
section, there is a bunch of them
talking about going to New York city
to work in the garages, now imagine
a bunc:, of farm hands trying to land
a garage lob in New York in the win
ter time.
Il advised those who had papas in
the country to go home and cut wood
and pop corn for the winter, only wish
that l had a chance myself, they think
that / am kidding them and say no
more farm for theirs.
The advice was not followed, how
ever. for, later in the correspondence,
the following ragraph appears:
THE three rubes left for New York
city-couldn't talk them out of it-so
put them wise tom Forty Second
street. and several other places where
they set out big free lunches where
we dined when we hit the big town for
the first time-you remember what far
mers we were when we hit there after
knocking all over the country-nOw try
to imagine those three farm hands
looking for a garage job there in the
winter time-cant help but think tina!
| there are few people in this world
| worse off than l am if not financially
| at least mentally
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
BROKE SABBATH
BUT CUT WEEDS
INTERESTING PERFORMANCE EN-
ACTED IN CITY SUNDAY
MORNING.

While the dew w1s still on the grass
and the sun had begun to give but the
first faint hint of his morning appear
ance, many we'll known residents of
forth from downy beds to vacant lots
Of their possession, there to obey the
behests of the street commissioner
even at the expense of Sabbath break
ing.
Hardly had one we'll known business
man of the city got under way fairly
with a scythe that would have done
| credit to Father Time, looking furtive-
ly about him all the time to see if he
was observed breaking the day which
has been commended to be kept holy,
when another equally sheepish and
stealthy professional man of the town
hove in sight.
With lawn mower and grass shears
he went after his vacant premises and
was hoping no one would catch him
and that he would get through before
it got too hot, when in sight came an
other man, a member of the s
church. armed with sickle and spade.
Silently the three worked in the
warm June morning. The birds in the
had but little effect on these apostles
of toll and they worked with the grim
determination that characterize e"
man bailing out a sinking ship
Never were weeds so high nor morn
ing so hot. Street COMMISSIONS"
Champion was bountifully curshed and
wished to places of perdition too hor-
rible to think Of
But this little scene of triple toll
was but meager sample of the way
the Sabbath was bent, twisted and
broken by the property owners who IRE
paving taxes upon vacant property:
Far into the morning worked the
stragglers. Various degrees and kinds
of jobs were perfected. Some looked
like the head of the little boy who has
tired of his curls and has cut his own
locks Others looked like the same boy
finished by a Walla Walla barber. But
at any rate, even though there was
much toll spent and religion wasted.
the lots are In much better condition
and when the blisters heal, even the
performers themselves will be glad it
happened
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS,
Washington, in and for WaIia
waIla County,

washington, IN and TOR "atIa
WalIa County.
1. NJ. Sims. Plaintiff, VS.. Fred W. Kaser
as executor Of the last will and tesla
ment of John A. Davis, deceased De-
PENDANT
l. M. Sims, having filed his petition
in the above entitled court asking for
the specific performance Of written
contract for the sale Of the following
described real estate in Walla Walla
county, State Of Washington, to-wit:
Commencing at the southwesterly cor
ner of said Block II and running thence
in a northwesterly direction and along
seventy five (75) feet; thence at right
angles in a northeasterly direction two
hundred (2OO) feet; thence at right
angles in a southeasterly direction par
allel to Catherine street seventy five
60 feet thence at right angles in
southwesterly direction to the place Of
beginning, excepting and reserving
therefrom a strip of land ten (10) feet
in width off the easterly end Of said
strip and parallel to Catherine street,
which is used as an alley way; which
contract was entered into by and be-
tween I NJ. Sims and John A. Davis
and Catherine Davis, his wife. and the
court having examined said petition.
has ordered that the same be set for
hearing on Wednesday, the eighth day
of July, 1905 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
court house in the city OF Walla Walla,
Walla Walla county, state of Washing
ton.
1t is therefore ordered by the court
that Fred w. Kaiser, as the executor of
| the last will and testament of John A
Davis, deceased. and all other persons
interested in said estate as creditors,
HRS devisees or personal represent
atives. be and appear before the judge
of said court on said day and at said
place to resist such petition by filing
| their objections thereto in writing, IL
| objections there be.
| Witness the hand of the judge OF
said court this. the eighth day OF June,
1908
THOS H BRENTS,
! Judge.
Date of first publication, June 8, 1908.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16

Sir Dyce Duckworth. A. c. Benson will
read a paper on Church and Litera-
ture" and Leo Strachey will discuss
the Ethics of Journalism"
The internal affairs of the church
will be debated in the third section
and in the fourth the foreign affairs of
the church will be reviewed.
Tomorrow the archbishop of Canter-
bury will occupy the chair. and he
will be succeeded by the bishop of
Calcutta, the archbishop of the West
Indies, the bishop of Missouri (Bishop
futile, presiding bishop of the church
in the United States). the archbishop of
Capt Town, the archbishop of Sydney,
the bishop Of London. the bishop of
Stepney, and the bishop of Kensing
ton.
In all, Psi dioceses are represented. and
there are 1000 colonial ana foreign
delegates at the congress and 200
bishops among the SOuU members Ol
the church. About 100, 600, 900 people are
represented Three meetings will be
held every day. The delegates for the
most part will be accom modated at the
clubs.
The congress was called by Bishop
Montgomery of the Society for the Pro-
pagation Of the Gospel. the organization
being udertaken by the United Boards
of Missions. A fortnight after the close
of the congress. the bishops will hold
their fifth decennial meeting, known as
the Lambeth conference For this con-
ference all the bishops of the COM
munion will be present. even if they
cannot manage to come for the PAN
Anglican congress. Among them will be
two colored bishops from Western At
RIGA.
A special thanksgiving meeting will
be held, at which offerings will be pre-
scented by the bishops from the various
dioceses. The money will be devoted to
the formation of new dioceses in Sing
apore, Manchuria. Northern Australia.
Northernn Rhodesia, and at Khartoum
and Edmonton, (Canada).
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COURT MARTIAL FOR OFFICERS
Captain Murphy Being Tried at
leavenworth

LEAVENSWORTH. Kan, June 16.-
A court martial was convened at Fort
Leavenworth today to try Capt. Chas.
N. Murphy of the Thirteenth Infantry.
Col. Sidney w. Taylor commander OF
the Second Field Artillery and the post
of Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming, is
president of the court, and Capt. Will
liam Flynn, Second Cavalry, Fort Rob-
inson. Nebraska, is judge advocate.
1t is said that Capt. Murphy is
charged with irregularities as custodi-
an Of the funds of Company NJ, Thir-
teenth Infantry, the organization ne
commands, and with disobedience OF
orders.
Capt. Murphy is a native of Nevada
and opened his military career as SOL
Fdier. in the Second United States Vol
unteer Cavalry in the Spanish war.
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WOMEN ARE
FOR JOHNSON
INTERNATIONAL SUFFRAGE AL
LANCE BOOST MINNESOTA
GOVERNOR.

AMSTERDAM. Molland, June 10
Governor Johnson Of Minnesota, al
though a mere man. received the hearty
Endorsement of the International Wom-
ems Suffrage Alliance at the opening
meeting Of that body here today. Wom-
en- representing the suffragist organiza-
tons of % nations are in attendance
at the convention and all cheered
heartily when an American delegate an
nounced that the demand of the fair
sex for the ballot had received the in
dorsement of a possible presidential
candidate. The speaker declared that
Secretary Taft also favors equal suf-
frage. when the women are ready for
it," but that Bryan and Hughes are OPP
posed to the reform. W-hereupon the
women assembled Kissed the names of
Bryan and Hughes and cast all sorts Of
contumely upon them. Eugene V. Debs,
also came in for a hearty cheer when
it was said that he is friend of suf-
frage.
OF the 90 nations represented, II al
ready possess full suffrage, and all the
others report great progress toward the
feminine millennium. Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait, of New York, is president Of
tho International hOdy The convention
will last seven days. 1t is expected
that socialism will be introduced as a
leinS.
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