davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
Ell CRINEN De CA-
nlagdey en- Baya-
mon.
la Mnsrts9 fu6 musrtO De IN baIazo
R0T un americana.
Como, SlgdV NQ0stf0 GOTTl8p6HsIl, 0GUITIO d 81.
GasO.
CDe nuestro cor. espOnsol. }

Mario IL Aver Oemo las 81 8 4 do
"a tarde oouTTi6 On ests ciuda1, On Ia oRllG
Dc Generic, Bitio denominsdo "El Co.
msguey", un IamentRbIe inCidente, que hs
Cauaado pE0funds impression On 81 amino
pdbiico.
El indiViduo JoAe Rosa CD 10 MueFts
fo6 musEto dc M bRlazo por 81 americana
Jorge Sutton. Los haChos Begdn hamog
podido averiguaE, han ocurFido en- lR for.
ma Biguients: Sc sncantHaba Joa6 Rosa (a)
10 Musrte tFabsiRndo ep 81 corral de 50
capita, uaCRndo uoa yuca y lego 81 amari'
Cano Mr.. Sutton, y despu6s de teneF am
bo8 pslabFaB, Tarece que hAbTfR ID cOnni'
guiente lucha personal, dc Ia que Yasult6
mueFtO de un tiEo Jog6 Roaa. EBts dea.
gTaciado Incl aente hR sido obieto dc mu'
chos oomentRriog, de los que no nos hace'
mos eco, pero 81 pFotsstamoB desde Iuego
de Ia musYts illegal Causada & an indiVi.
duo y poE motivos que Gegdn la opinion
pdblics no son 10 HufciOnte para pTivRr &
un asmejante de la vida.
81 BefioE iuez Lcla Aq7sta, Dc Constitu
20 con ga sscTetaaio SEN RODgsl On el
edifcio que ocupA IR corts municipal,
pToCsdi6 con ca aCostumbFado calo, una
minueioaa investigation, terminals eta
mand6 q dstensr & Mr.. Sutton, exigi6ndola
80 600 de faDza.
Ed may apiaudids Ia actitud de los fun
DionaEios de lR Corte municipal, an los cuR
les ss We 81 estricto cumplimiento de sus
aebeFeg,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOB.- Las
pFOp1edades alimenticias y nutritiyas del
aceite de higado de bacRlaO depepden en-
absolute de las gTRsas que entFan en- la
composition natural del aceite. Estas Qra-
sas son d1geridas y asimiladas con mucha
mas fac1l1dad que las otTas debido q Ia pre-.
sencta en- ell aceite de bacalao de eierfos
eompuestos deriVados del hIgadO, que per-
m1ten La pronta emulsif1caei0n del aceite
por log duldos de! estomago y hacen que
su absOrci6n por La membrane mucose "a
ueve efectO con mas facilidRd con m6s
rap1dez que la de n1nguna otra grasa
Las grasas que Ell Rceite de hfgadO de
bacalaO conuene, aparte de su poderosa IA
cuItad de nutrir, no poseen n1ngdn valor
teTap6ut1cO-y los OtrOs eIementOs naturs-
les que son parties de su composici6n nosi-
bic que ninguno de ellOs pueda ejercer en-
el s1stema cualquier efectO teFapeutico
rs eV1denCe pues-que ell aceite de ba-
calao es un al1mento y no una medicinR
que tOdas sus v1rtudes alimenticias estan
en- las gr8sas que entran en- su cOmposici6n
" por consiguiente todas las preparscio-
mes que pretenden estar hechas de los prin-
c1p1Os actlvOs del aceite que sc ofrecen
COMO sus susututOs, son pEOduetOs frRudu-
lentOs de la especulacion mercanttl Y del
charlatan1smO. DichOs preparados no con-
C1enen n1nguna de las prOpiedades nutrlti.
vas reconstituy yentes del aceite de hfRR-
DO de bacalaO, porque carecen de la grasa,
que es la parte del Rceite que nutre y ali.
menta-su composition tiene mucha seuae-
jana con la de los COCKTAILS su uso
puede en- ocaciOnes cRUsar periufcios CON
siderables q los enfermOs por Ia gran can
Cldad de alcohol que 1nvariablemente con-
t1enen-y otras suDstancias narc6ticas, CO.
mo ell sulfato de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen con-
tener los principles actiVos del aceite de
h1gado de bacalaO. son especialmente pc
ltgrOsas para las criaturas, para los nifios.
para las j6venes Y sefioras, quienes por 81
naturaleza delicada y tempeTamento espe-
clal no pueden resistir sin grandes que
brantos para su sRlud los efectOs deIeteriOa
gel alcohol. de Ia estricnina y otras subs
tancias energicas.
El aceite de h1gado de bacalao es In
sustitu1ble como alimento-como un re-
pOderoso de la sangre, de los
tejidos, de loe nervios de los huesos--y
81 modo mas racionRl de administrator,
5egdn 10 ha probado la xpeFiencia demas de
30 amos segdn la opinion un1versaIde los
med1cos, es la EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta compuesta del aceite mas puro
1e oGros 1ngred1entes que aumentan con-
Ia efcacia nutritiva del
aceite
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
% YlbuSOa Oauiln un mOnspJ0 Dc saIud a L
CimTa.

FL aigoisnts telegramR fa6 aver Eecibido
On ls OGmREa de delegsdoE:
''YabuCoa, p. r. Marco IL Honora
bleB Matienzo CintE6n, Mufioz Rivera, q
no Gandfa, Tizal. O6mara de dslegadoB,
San Juan. Rscibid en- nombre obFsrcs
bEaceros nuestFo respatuoSo frsteEnal Balu
do como expression de gratitud immense,
vueatrA defsnER bill No. SO preEentado poE
81 delegado VfsE. EsperRmoH completes
vuestEa piAdoEA progTssistR obEs, recabAn'
do CkmRTs, sean defsndidaB EeClgmacioneS
comprsndidas bill, Rino 6. atuitamsnts por
el pueblo de Puerto Rico, m6dico tanto
poF ciento honoFaTioG Bobre indemnizaci6n
concsdida, psra que eEta corresponds fin
moral pFopueRto sut0E bill. AveliDo Be
ErioH, Jesus MR. D6vila, Modesto V6z.
qusz AEiatideu Col6n."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
En- honor 4 San Jose.

So celebrAE6 sn lR igleBia pRrrcquis de
SantuTCo I'M Bolsmns tViduO, durantal Ios
dfAB Is, Is y II del coTEisnts, al teque de
oFaciOnsa. La HRIvs del dfR 18 y ls misa
Bolemne del 19 seESn & toda org aeuts tA.
tando los Cantos & cargo de distinguidas
ssToEitRE, diTigidaB por Ia 81 n lEita Concep.
Ci6n Aguayo, , 81 ammonium tOCado poE la
HEfioritA Ricardo.
DaFante 81 tFiduC, 10 mismO que sl dia
de la fiesta principal, prsdicar6 81 juatR'
monts CslebFado oradoF Rsv. padre Agus'
tin de PAmplona.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
INGENIERO CIVIL Y AGRONOMO
oFIGIA Ga De la FORTALEzA is
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simuItaneamente
Dfas laborables.-M Ma6ana 6, 2. O5, $50 8
45 Hoo. Tarde 10. Is, Las, 8.I5, ABS, 5.45,
y $50.
Dfas festivos.-Maflana 6,7.o5, $50 As
Y IL. Tarde 1915 I.S0, 2 so, $50, 4,SO s,
IS Y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
Catsf1O Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. clase
25e "a. clase 16e. De Bayam6n Catafio y
vuelta IA. clase 15G, "a. clase 10e.
BiIletes OTdinariO de Capital Cat8fiO en-
la, clase centavos.
Bayam6n 19 de Septiembre de 1905
Ramon V8Ides
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
81 iguiorts t0legtama h0mol rooibido

ALQUILER DE OAsA.-ss alqui'a
an buan local para establocimisnto do meT
cancfss frsnts q PaTqus Central de egtR
ciudad DiTigiEBs en- C6guSB q don N.
QuinoneB Cabszudo.
VENTA DE 6 GANADO.-so vsndoa
ochentR Glen reBss de cEiangs = CabRllcB
de tTote y pasO , bueyO8 do tEabsjo.-Di'
Eigirue en- C6guas 4 don Miguel Quinone-.
TABACO EN- RAMA.-Ss veude IN
Iots de superior oalidRd del 1907 = 1908.
DiligiTBs On CsgQas 4 don N. QuifioneS
Cabezudo. 80 Y. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
iD0 aGtulIId0d |

Dsspp6u de Iss manifsbtacionaa hsChau
en- la pFsnER poE ell artista aefior CagRB.
dsbe la oOmpaffa "MdhiCo TeatTaal" para
obtenor 6xito complete en- Bus funcioneB,
Tscomendar los aefioEes mfBicos, usRr los
trajsB hschoB qae preciOH muy limitsdon
venden en- la PalmeBans los SreE. j. Pie
FAB O.. cRlIe de Allen No. 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
El Popular" uIsItado.

Durants lac fisstas del CaEnaval no hu.
bo ''paPa nsdie" Eino para 81 popular
America Salas todas las ocuTrentes mas
csTitag que animaFan Ios bailes lucisn 81
acFeditado caIzado del Popular" Nue.
vas importaCiODel de elegautes modeIOs
para aeiioFaB, sefioEita1, nifiaB , CRbRllsTc1
recibe On todoH lcH corFsoa 81 RCFeditsdo
ESTABLISHMENTS. Para la pE6ximR s'Ssmana
santa , raseuRB hay M gran BuEtido'
En- peEfumsEia , Objstou dc fantasia no
hsY tampoeO competencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

sCon plena conviction, adquiEida en Io1
lsrgoG amos de pE6oticR m6dica, tango ID
satisfaction Dc ineoEpoEar mi opinion Il
de tantoS otEou hOnorablsI C.mpahrCB, ro
IativR & ID ban6feR EmulBi5n dc Scott, puag
janis me hB viatO On u neCosidad do nus.
pendoF gu uEo, coma sucsde con las enuI.
Eiones que cOntiGnon cro0Gota guayacoJ,
IoS cualss dsAtruysn poR ~ infolsTanCia
aBtomRcal y poE ID acci6n iIFitant0 los ofoo'
toB bsn@fcou del aceite de bacalao''. DIR.
N. OIsgusEa, Gomez Palacio, Dgo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

-ss informs que los emplesdoB del
Consolidate han dirigido un e1cEito al
honorable don Francisco de Paula Acufia,
en- BoIieitud de que deAiBta de prssentsr IL
ranunciR de au cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
TELEGRAFlA SIN HILO.

AIturaH yunks Luquillo San Juan
Olga "El Cielo" envfs mkquinRU The
AFTivf, Csma4 musbleB, relojeB, fon6grR'
for, compEadas haEstiBimaB poT mi hja
Sfmona. Flor deE Monte,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

ELISE Carlos RapCh active FspreIea.
tante de Tbs OzomulRi6n Co. do New
York, ha.1alidO hoy para ls i1la on asuntos
de negOCiOH. Buen viRjs , txito 10 de-
Veamog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

-ABRIGOs de usda lana para 1efio-
rau min -. SombYeroI foFmR Japone1a 8
Iuglssp, Ultima moda de Paris; acabRn do
reCibi1ge en- 81 entableCimiento "EI Tale
grsfo" San JustO - , vsnden & paeCiOr
bRPVtfsim0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
s0LLREs En- SlITuRHe.

So Yenden uoIaEeI con fronto { Il care.
teEs contTaI , Otroa intsTiOEaI con cslleu
afTmadau.
IufofmRrf W. BoIoh. Taaan ndmoro
3 altos. 5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

En- esta impEontR 90 vondo papel do
pSri6diCo viei0 & $500 loB 46 kilos Gun
qWintaL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

En- esta impEenta BE- vende papsl de
peEi6dico vieio Z $500 loa 4e kilo1 Gun
qUintaL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
CABLES De HOY
In atsntatO aDaTquIsts contra eI Tey
Alfonso en- Barcelona.
Otra ysz ilesO nilsgl0samsnts. ell
jOVen mOnarGa.
EI Celeste lmEeriO reconOCe que Sc
ha engaiiatO como un chino.
En- Vancouver dGsean unavisita de Ia
flOta americana.

Barcelona, MsFso 13.-Ayer, al em-
barCar 81 reg AIfango, una bomba co loca
da habiments bsjo el muslle. hiEo uns
horrorOsa explosion. FL rey haIlGbase
regular distanOiR de donde fac coIocada
Il mfquina internal, puss los tsrToristsa
fallaron al escoger 81 Ritio por donds Gre
yeEon que hGbia de paBRr don Alfonso. A
enc Be debi6 que nj 81 monarcs nj 80 comi.
tiva, sufrieFRn dRfo alguno Tsmpoco
Fesu't6 nRdia del pueblo hsrieo, pueH por
tenor & los atantsdos, Ii dsBpedidR que ae
hiso & don Alfonso fu6 cOmpletamente
frfa. Solo aaiEti6 81 obIigsdo sIemsnto
ofciaI. Circularon vsEaions8 en- Madrid
acsEca de que e Esy hsbfs Hido hsrido y
que "a estsdo era gTavfsimo. A 90 llegs
da 4 Madrid 81 pueblo le hiso ma extraor-
dinsTia demonstration de simpatfas. Ex.
preG6 el reg, gonriSnts, - gratitul 81 pue'
bio de BsTCelonl, poE el buen rsCibimiento
que le hicieEaD, mRnifsAtando que 10 del
Atsntado no hRbfR tenido importanciR para
81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

Vancouver, Mario 13.-El viAja do lR
eHcuadFa americana expadicionRTiR 81 Pa
cffco ha deBpsrtado aqnf 81 mayor entu'
aiaBmo. Las notieias tslegr6fcss de Ia
ruts de les bATcoB de Evana, que ID prem.
90 publica, son oomentRdsB con gran ami
mSci6n en- los cfrculoB Gociales poIfticou
de la Ciudad, alogi6ndo1o caIuEoHamente RI
gobiorno 81 pueblo dc los Entadog UNI
dor. Son taleB y tan entugiRntas las Him'
patfaB poF los am9FicRnoB del NoTts, que
ss hs expreBado el dsBso de que la eucuR'
dEa de Evans visits eata puerto, fin de
ofgecsEls los mis- suntuoGoB fsnteiog, Sc
eApers que aCeediendo eGo8 deBeos, puss
tas en- oonocimiento del gobisFno de OMa
We, ell prs1idsnts 8 primer miniEtro de 6Ite,
Sir LauEisr, diEigiF6 una cordial invita-
Ci6n para clio, 81 prssidsnts Roosevelt.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13
.EI tenor Matheu es
espsradO en- Ponce.

EI tenor Matheu eS
eSPeradO en- Ponce.
La CQmplRil do zlTzuOIa
hlGO uua buoBl laquIslGIdn,
El Biguisnts tslegEama hsmoE EeCibido
hoy;
"Ponco, Marzo 12.-10 p. m.
"COrFspondencia' San JuRn.-Tsnor
Mathew cablegyaffs habsr embREcado hoy
On la HRbsna para Ponce. LlegaE6 81
19 del actual. CoFTeBronEaP'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-13

Paris, Marco 13.-El pFesidante Falle'
Ees ha Rnunciado que On bTeve, q mediadoB
dc Mayo VfaitaE6 lR cspital de IuglateEEa.
En- Gga excursion ls acompshAFS 81 minis
tr0 de RsIRcioneg Exteriorea M PichpD.
A eats viEita BE do en- los CfrculoB diploma
icos una gran imp0Ftancis. No 90 tisne
en- TeserVa que esta G8 do cRF6cteF polftiGo
Sc aHegurR que tanto FallieFaB como ri
chon tFatsF6n de llegaF & m acueTdo con
IngtaterTa en- 10 que SO TefeTa no va Il
question de MaFruscoS, sino q otFos aEuu'
tog de polfticR International euTopea que
en- eBtoB momentoa son el temR principal
en- las conCillerias. La prensR soCialiata
comenta el anunCisdo visja ofcial del pre-
Bidents de Ia EepdblicR del ministEo ds
RelaCioneB ExteFioFeg, hacienda notRT el
reciente esc6ndslo que hR cRusado una
cRTta de GuilleEmo III al miniBtRo de Ma.
rinR britknico, gobFe problemRs nRvaleE.
PekiU, Mario 13. Ell gobieEno admito
y confess que ha psdscido error al arEiRF
la bandeFa iaponGsR que ostantabR 81 bar
co msToRnte Iatsum0rU. Les negociacio-
mes entire este gabinste , 81 dc Toxic con
tin1Rn, peFo bRio una base en- TeslidGd
compEometsd0Fs del buen exit0 de elias,
pnes 81 Jap6n intents regulaEizBr, slegan'
do que va Ia China 10 tiens estab.eoi'
do, 81 tr6foo de armaP. Ada con tales
prOp6aitoB del Jap6o, que 81 ia serSn una
peFp6tuR amenazs para 10 trarquilidad y
paz del Celeste imperio, gs Rducs por eRte
gobieTno on el case de Ia cRptuTa del Tat
samarG, que 6sta ocuEri6 en- aguaB iuFig'
diccionalss do la China = que, por 10 tan
to, entuvo juAtifcAds, spnque as Teoonoee
que no pFoesdfR 81 hRbsr arEiRdo Ia ban
deFR de Ninn6p,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
CALLS ON
NATIONAL BANKS
THE CONTROLLER SAYS REPORTS
FOUR TIMES A YEAR ARE NOT
OFTEN ENOUGH.

| WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Controller
of the Currency Murray has decided
to increase the number of national
bank examinations in many cases
| from twice to three or four times a
year. 1t is not his purpose, however,
he says, to examine all national banks
four or even three times a year. but
the new rule will be made to apply to
all national banks that have in the
past shown a disposition to violate
or evade any of the provisions of the
national banking laws or the regula-
tons prescribed by the Controller of
the Currency. 1t is stated that con-
siderable number of national banks
have heretofore seemed to regard vio-
lations of some of the less important
provisions of the national banking
laws as matters of small consequence
and have treated the orders of the
Controller on the subject with APP
parent Indifference.
Practically the only remedy in
such cases is to declare the banks
charter forfeited, but this action In
nearly every case would be regarded
as entirely too drastic, considering
the character of the oftense. Control
Ter Murray's main purpose, however,
is to keep in closer touch with those
banks whose management is under
more or less constant suspicion. Reck-
less and speculative banking will be
to the limit of the Con-
troler's ability.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
TAFT In NASHVILLE
ON NEXT FRIDAY
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE WILL
NOT MAKE SPEECH THERE,
BUT GOES ON TO EAST.

CHICAGO. Oct. 12.-William H.
Taft's complete itinerary from Oct. 16
to Oct. 81 was announced at the Re-
publican National Committee head.
quarters today On Oct. 16 the candi-
date will arrive in Nashville at $3.50
a. M, leaving fifteen minutes later,
and will speak the same day at Chat
tanooga, Knoxville, Johnson City and
Bristol. The next day Mr.. Taft will
speak at Salisbury, N. O.; High Point,
N. c.; Greensboro, N. c.; Danville,
Va, and Richmond in the evening.
Mr.. Taft will spend Sunday in Wash
ington. He will also speak at New
ark, N. j.; Trenton, Camden, N. j.;
Wilmington, Del; Baltimore, Cumber-
land, Md; Piedmont, Md; Grafton,
w. Va; Clarksburg, w. Va, and Park
ersburg, w. Va.
Mr.. Taft will be at his home in Gin
cinnati on Oct. 81.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
SPLENDID REPORT
OF REV. STROUD
NET INCREASE OF FORTY MEN,
5ERs IN THE SOUTH coLUM-
5lA N. {. CHURCH.

The report which Rev. W. A. stroud.
pastor of the South Columbia Metho-
dist church. on Wednesday read to
the annual conference at McAIinnville.
Is one OF the best il not the best that
has ever been presented from that
charge. During the year thirty-nine
members we're admitted on profession
Of faith and seventeen by certificate
and otherwise. Thirty adults we're
baptized. The present total member
ship of the church is 34s, an actual
net gain of forty or more than ten
per cent, an unusually fine increase
perhaps equal to the best in the con-
ference.
Every assessment is paid in full and
the total contributions for the year
are s1,S44.12. In addition to paying
all the assessments the church gave a
special missionary offering of $40. One
of the most worthy clamis that was
paid during the year was 1884 con-
tributed for the support of the poor.
As a rule the members of this church
are not overly blessed with this
worlds goods, but the pastors report
shows that they are not lacking in the
essential elements that go to make the
true Christian. They have responded
nobly to every demand and when their
financial ability is taken into consid-
GRAFTON no church in the conference
is entitled to more credit for what it
has done.
The church has a fourishing Ep-
worth League and an enrolment in
the Sunday-school of 2OS. The two |
missionary societies together
raised more than S101. The Sunday
school contributed a total of $20S dur i
ng the twelve months. This report
and that of the first church shows
hat in Columbia and the surrounding
country there are over 500 Methodists
On the church rolls.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
STATE WIDERS
FOR LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICANS NAME r. p. ROBIN.
SON IN GREENE co. ON PRO-
Hl5ITIoN PLATFORM.

GREENEvILLE, Tenn, Oct. IA
republican convention was held in
Greeneville yesterday for the purpose
of nominating a candidate to repre-
sent Greene county in the next Legis-
lature. There were two aspfrants for
the nomination, DR.. F. P. Robinson
and ]. T. Phillips, lawyer of Greene
vile. DR.. F. P. Robinson was nomi-
mated on the first ballot No resolu-
tons were passed, but it is understood
that IL elected he will favor state
wide prohibition. ]. D. Brown is the
democratic candidate and he also is
understood to have been a Carmack
man in the primary and in favor of
statewide prohibition.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16

genealogy. and said be nov under
stood why Home Ruler" Wright re
!. tired from the eombat-"that list d
ancestors Mr.. TiIlman sprang con
WINGED him that he was a mere pre-
tender himself" so he wisely retired
to the tall timber Of his mountain
fastness. 10 brood alone on the misfor.
tunes OF aspiring genius" He also
ridiculed his opponents SevierTille
speech. and criticised him for refusing
to meet him on the stump and discuss
the issues before the people.
The main portion OF his references
to Mr.. Tillman were in a humorous
vein, and the governor seemed to have
formed a purpose to treat his opponent
more with jest than in earnest. Life
is too short" he declared, "the pa
tience of the people too nearly ex-
hausted to permit a reply to all my
amiable friends criticism"
Then continuing, he said: Il do
not have to answer to Mr.. Tillman for
the action of the democratic commit
tee for it is none Of his business. We
can settle our quarrels among our
selves and his assistance is neither
needed nor expected"
His thrusts at his opponents
"genealogy" avoked much laughter.
Although he was repeatedly APP
plauded throughout, the greatest out
burst of cheering was when the COVER
nor mentioned the name of Bryan. A
storm of applause rolled over the
house, which kept up several seconds,
and broke Que afresh when the gov
ernor started to resume.
When the governor asserted that he
had a right to expect the support of
all democrats, and that he would have !
given his democratic opponent an ear
nest support had he been the victor, I
another ringing outburst greeted him. /
Still another demonstration came la !
ter when, in defending himself against !
the charges of Mr.. Tillman that he
had purchased a governors mansion,
he said: Il answered that charge on /
more than fifty stumps in this state /
asst summer, and before two hundred .
thousand democrats, and the only crit
cism / have encountered came from
.wo men, one of whom l defeated last
Tune, and the other"
He was not permitted to finish the
sentence for some seconds, owing to
he burst of applause which inter
'upted him. When it had died away,
lie said. THE other is the man who
borrowed the idea"
He provoked much laughter and
;heers when he said he could not live
n the executive mansion on his "gen-
alogy."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
Gov. PATTERSON
OPENS CAMPAIGN
ARGE AND BRILLIANT ASSEM-
sLY or DEMOCRATS HEARS
THE FIRST SPEECH.
|HE RIDDLES THE REPUBLICANS
coneiIiatory in His Attitude Toward
Those Who Opposed Him in
The Primary.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. s.-Be
fore an audience 0Eat filled nearly
every seat in the vendome theater
cbeered and applauded almost con.
,Ipually, Governor Malcolm R. Pat
terson opened his campaign for re-
election last night.
1t was splendid outpouring of rep
resentative democracy, gathered from
the fighting democrats of Davidson
county but in the audience were many
prominent and well-known leaders
from other parts of the state On the
stage behind the speaker were some
two hundred of the leading citizens of
Nashville, state, county and city Off
cials. yell-known merchants, lawyers,
bankers and physicians, representa-
tive women, handsomely gowned, oc-
cupying the boxes, while the great
voting strength of Davidson county
democracy, made up of men from ev-
cry station and avocation in life, work
ingmen, business men and capitalists,
occupied the seats in front.
The theater was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion, pictures of
Bryan and Patterson being conspicu-
GUS everywhere, entwined in flags. A
mammoth American flag was suspend
ed in artistic manner at the rear of
the stage. From the boxes and around
the edge of the balcony many small
flags waved, which gave, an inspiring
tinge to the meeting. The Nashville
Military Band played popular airs be-
fore the arrival of the governor and
Immediately after his arrival.
Conspicuous in the audience and on
the stage were many well-known dem |
ocrats who followed the red ribbon of
the governors opponent in the mem
orabIe primary of June 81. They APP |
plauded his telling sentences, and |
Joined in the first outburst of cheering
that heralded the governors entrance
on the stage.
Their presence seemed to indicate
that the much threatened disaffection
from the state ticket at the coming
election is fast melting away. and
that Gov. Patterson will get the full
strength Of the democratic voters OF
Davidson county.
AS to them-those who opposed him
in the primary-the governors speech
was conciliatory, dignified and broad
gagged He told them that he was
entitled to their support as the nomi
nee, and said even if they did not en-
1orse all the platform, they would
have chance two years hence to i
fight the battle over again, if they sol
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
FARMERS ARE BUSY
GATHERING CORN

Special to The Herald.
CULLEoKA, Tenn, Oct. 13.-The
farmers of this section have com.
menced gathering corn in earnest. A
number have sold in the field and are
delivering at from $500 to 1925 per
barrel. The yield is reported gener-
ally good considering the fact that the
drouth hit the late corn and damaged
II to the extent Of about one-third.
The quality OF the early corn is un-
usually good and the late corn is about
up to the average.