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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22
INVES STIGACTONES
psiguiCas sODTg Ia
resuf eCCi0n.
AnaIizaEdO fal0s de- tresCisntss Gin.
Gusnlas aPaIlcillgs.
El1Fpiosof g IImlia issllllr gVa d eT00Hela
Oagaa Vlia faturl tI6 VItaIIild I ID roll
gI6a erIstLlRl.

Las naER8ciones del Nusvg TGstamento
con EagpeCto Is aaoenCi6n de JoIQoEiato
dsspu6s de o. muaRts. a0n ezpliCadaB On
an nU0vo IibEo tituIado "Lnvsltigsci6n Phi.
quiCaB gobEo IR EeauFEaCci6n" poR James H.
HJglop, mostF6ndolag como una vision 8
apaEici6n que tuVisEon loB dicfpuloB do
CRiato.
El Professor HyRlop he dediCado Ia ma
y0F paTte de Su vida oil estudio de IR
inmoRtalidad del alma 6trog temaB como
director de ID Hoci0dad americans Ilamada
PahychiCRl Research.
FL Professor HyBIop Bostisna que 40 hu'
bo EsluEEscCi6n del CusEpo ffaiCO del PEOfs'
tn de NRzREat
"PaEo-aii&de &l-Runqu9 NO pOdemgB
cFe8F Ia historic de ID resurrection bajo el
punto de vista Cisntfico pueda hAbeF otEo
agpeCto bsiO q Gual p0dR6 verse TODD el
BignifCsdo que ID tFadici6n le pEGata." @
"TsnemoB que supensF E0lGmsnte que
ana spaEiei6n de Oristo % moatE6 & guB d.
GipuloB ds8T u6B de ga muePtG.
''Yo no eatoy afrmando que hubo una
spoRiCi6n sfsotiya loB dsCfpUlos sn aqua.
lie 6pOCs, peTo OFsO quG en Il situaoi6n eEs
C6ptioR aGeECR do e EsBuTFsCOi6n del Cusr.
p0 tiGioo po60m0B expliCaE mas fScilment0
81 tsuEimonio On 81 asUnto Buponisndo que
fu6 una apaFfCi6n 10 que oCuFTi6 CualqUis'a
que s0a 10 fuents & que atFibuysmos diChs
0pGriei6n. P0dGN0g tratRRla como alucis
nRci6n 81 10 prefaEimoB aai, como 10 hiEo
Rensn , 10 hROsn lOs fiAiologistRB hoy en-
die. No tRato de meRolRFme ahoEa en- Bi L.
RpaFiencia de la EAEa humans hacs que o.
to fan6meno Haa de los mas familiageg.
Hay heChOB que COmpEusban essO oses
ingtante."
El Professor HyI!op dodiOA wax 90 p6gi.
hO8 Rn3lizaF datos do tPagsisntaB oinCuen-
to 0pREicionsB, CincuentR , dos do Las oua.
Lea faeTon oAtudiRdRa poF 10 Bcitish society
Of PSyohical Research para 90 ezpliCaCi6n.
.El Pt0fssor HysIop no prsteE do probaE
Ia, ,inmoEtalidsd del alma EinO que % limi'
tS & BtflRlaF que 10 OrOenCia On una vida
futura di6 vitalidad & Is religion CEiUtianSD
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Uni0niStaS de BaYOS
en- Barranquitas.
Oyondo Ia palahrn De Nu1Oz Rivera,
(Ds maestro oOrrespOnSGD

Julio 20 O-AyoR tarde una IuCidG ma.
nifsStaCi6n do unioniataB de BaFEoB lego
& esss pueblo; vanfan con To- intsnoi6n 90
Ba'udRP al BefioE Nun z Rivera , EoiteTaTl0
BuS pEoteBtaB de adhe1i6n iUqusbFRntRbl0.
Con tel motive Bs oFgAniz6 una fiesta
pGtri6tica que hR dejSdo On 81 CoFa86n do
0qusllog excal0ntas CompatriotRB EeCusFdo
impOFeCadoFo del die hsFmog0 en- que poR
vOz pRimeFa DO hSn undo los vetsFanoG
del ideRl para C8ntRr un himno dc amor &
la pAtEin. BArTanquitaR ha cOTrsBponGidO
4 tan mRPcRda demogtEaCi6n de Civim0
altOFnaudO = pREtiCipando del Comda re-
goCijo.
81 Bsfior Muh9z Rivera dirigi6 al pue'
bio 90 autOEi8ada ? 0lOcueDtS palakrp, qua
RRFRnC6 0plauHo dsliERntes. A4usllOg ami
gou do BarPOs aClamREon ffon6tiCam ente
Rqusl miGmo & qui0n .hBEta aver 20 Leo
hiz0 aupOneE IN meFCenaFic; IN Gvsntu'
rOro d6Bpot0 = sin ConCisnCia
Ell diGOuEHO del loader unioniata inBpi'
RGdO On lR santa CGuaa de un RoendFRdC
pRtFiotigmb, vibr6 con eloCuenCiR en al
Cora46n Ieal do Rquellos CiudadRnol
hu61fanos hanta aver, de IL idea doCtEiDa
ria = filoB6fc0, que los llsvaV6 al COnvea'
cimiento absolute do que lR veFdad eOtS
siUt0tiEadR On sl progrRmG do la "Uni6n"
81 s8 que a6n yexiHtfa duds algunG eE
aqueIlRB ConCi0nCian de EOCiente dGBpeFtaT
6BtR 90 hR diBipad0 = una f6FFsa vOluntad
dsteTminaF6 en- el poTvOnir Loo tEiuntoI
mas eBpl6ndidoB para nuaatEa santa Gauss
en- lRG m6ygeneB pintoEegCas del OHoCobis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22
FieStss de Santiago.

La coloniA eSpS fiols de OaFOliDR NOS ha
obuOquindo con una invitaci6u para el
baila de cor fAnsa que el 26 del CoEEisDt0
tendIa IugsE en- los 0alonsB de Eqaella
oolonin On honor al patron de E0pai1R
sHntisgo Ap6Bto'.
Tambi6n 81 Casino eBpafiol do HumNr
Gao noB hS favorecido con otPR invitRCi6n
para an bale de BoCiedad la noChG del 26
del pEeBonEe, dis do Santiago ApOnto'.
AgrRdacemoG vivRmsnta IR atenGi6n do
oIoH Csntrog ds8oamoB quo ambaB fisutau
quodon osp!6ndidaS y 20 divi,Rtan muGhO
Iuu iniciadoPGI invitadou.
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q repugnancia extremada hacia los
q alimentos Y una gran debilidad. Pa
saba las noches de un modO espantOsO
Ry no podia. saborear nj un solo
q momento de Teposo.
e. De pensar que no podia va sOp0T~
q tar el GnicO TemediO que hasta
entonces me habia curado, llegue 4
G sentir una tTisteza profunda, y,
q desesperado va, solo -esperaba la
& muerte. ..-4.
q Mi m4dico me pTescribi6 entonCeg
g vino de Quinium LabarraqUe la
q dOsis de dos vasitos de licor cada
q comida las primeras dosis pro-
q vocarOn va un Vivo dolor en- ell
a est6mago, seguido de v6mitos BIZ
liOsos. AL cabo de 8 dias, me
q desapareci6 la fiebre y logre conct-
liar ell sueiio, e. apetito y la algeria.
Diez Gias despues me hallaba COM
& pletamente CuFado y desde entonces
no me he sentido jamas afectado de
fiebre. Yo no puedo sino recomendaF
q este vino a tOdos cuantos sufran de
febre.
El uso del Quinium Labarraque la
dosis de uno 'os vasitos de los de
licor despu6s de cada comida basta
para curar en- POGO tempo la fiebre
mas rebeldey y mas antigua. Ia Curaci6n
obtenida por el vino de Quinium
Labarraque es mas radical y segura
que 81 Sc emplea la quilina sola, a
Causa de los dem&s principles actiyOs
de Ia quina que pTecisamente van
contenidos en- ell Quinium Labarraque.
que son los que completan L. acci6n
del quinina, pues en- la preparation Sc
emplea un extractO c0nspLeto de quina
que lleYa consigo todos los principles
titles de Ia preciosa corteza disueltos
en- vino generoso de las meiores marcas
de Espana. En- los paises en- que La
febre es end6mica u 81 enfermo Sc We
obligado 4 permaneceF en- medic De
los miasmas que le produIeron Ia
enfeFmedad, es precisamente donde
el vino de Quinium Sc manifesto con
una superioridad indiscuttble s0DFe
CualqUieF otT0 remediO.
Encuentrase este producto en- todas
las droguerias v farmaciass =
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En- el triperO psSGaVOn una tint0.
terra.
lie SacarOn del ViRntre OChO modesto:
'tiburOnCitOs."

Aver tardo-dice Ol Listtn DiariO do
santo DomiUgo, con ftChA ocho de Lon CO.
rrisntsB-un indiViduo q. eBtaba peICando
On el TripeTO logr6 q. piOsrG una tintoEeER
p, desputB do media horR do luchR, logE6
BacarlR terra,
Era uu peuoado como de sitts pies de
largo. El pesCGdor 10 NbTi6 con 90 Cuehi.
llo y 10 Eao6 del vientE0 oCho ORGoneS (tibu
TonCitOB.)
6A'gQna do 10 gsnto que prsuenCi6 81
hecho Bs RETRO CTeyendo que lG tintoRGER
sBtaba 70 'dO t6FminO" ibR "dNF luz
una CEia do oCho fGEitas.
Pero, uegfn Ia PiciCultuTR, lol CGGoneu
no eBtaban en- el ClauOtT0 mateRnO, Iin0 en-
el eBt6mRgo do una hRmbFienta que 90 l0l
habia tragado, con i1oI nutritivoF.
Los psCes no tisnen NyuutRmisntol Rmo
roBoU como lR mRy0TlR de los RninaVOr
toEP0atFsH. La hembTa pQnG 90 hu0VR In
fsCunda y entOncO8 visne 81 maChO, 20 en0
mora de la huIva y Ia fsCundO quodandC
Complstam0EtO entTPgSdR 6 10 NAtUFaleZl
lv obER de 10 inCubaci6n, 10 OoloBi6n y ID
CrianzR del RnimalitO.
Tint0FGRR con OG8OMeS dentT0 no GB UNI
mGdFV, nino una criminal iCti6faga que .,
ha c0mido (trBgsdo entsFOB) Ion hJoB ID
! otrO, 6 tel yes los propioa dsIpues de na
CidoB y CriRdoG, puss sn sl momentO de ID
OCloBi6n un tibuFOnCito ca del tamafi0, poCC
mas 8 men0H, de Un Ranacuai0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22
WSTAS QUE CUESTAN CARAS.
L. PolIUll dOtuUo hyMOI "G0ndatO' q 8 'uI''
tos quo nIIl 50 blnlhln On tfIIO Do Alan.

Haco pocoB dfsI que Ia pOIiCfa insula'
do sAnturCs detuvo = puGo dtGpoaiCi6n
del tribunal, q vARios BUjstoa que en- la
playa del "Condado" h.bisndo Allf Gei0
Tau , niiia1, prstOndfan bafiRTIe en- un ira
propio trsjs. OtEos pRFece que ne qUisEOn
dOdiCar & YER & las be GfiiHtRG,
EEts mafiAnR sl BATgsntO ssErS dGtuvo
& 8 suistou que en- aqusllOI lugaReS = en-
Contr6ndoas allf mujsreg, pret0ndieron bA'
hOrls en- el PEOpiO tTHjs de Adam.
FaltaB de moESlidad y dc reIpato ron
IaI que pEatanden COmeteG tales gsntsl que
Iin duda sar6n CaHtigadaU con TODD sl rigOI
do Ia 10y "a que NO 0ECArmisntAn y liguOn
OCAuion6ndo una EudR labor lR poliCia ,
-m6ISStiah Las HtiioEaB = ni1aU que van
ban irns { IL EefeEids plays,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22
LRRIE0S I Sol ERg s..

ia 81 Paris Bazag Ie han Escibido abEi'
gal do.Geda negso1 con Cusllo boEdado 6
$500 uno, \ loa boy tsmbien Dc SCI, SO
y 812 uno.
En sombgsrou a ssfioFa e rCaba dd re.
csbir un0 ds ultimR noVgdoo que @ ven.
deT6 dos dollaEA E1 un GombRSR0 gu'
mamento baEato lnuy eleglnls.
En srtfou.os de mstsi platoado pEopioB
para Eogalos hay IN innera 1uEtido.-
PEDRO GIUsTL FoEtalesl rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22
VENTIS De lZUGlR.

Aver % hizo una opeFRci6n de venta de
1900 sacOB de aadcaE dc In hacienda "MGE'
coditA" de Yabucoa, obtsni6ndoso nm pre-
clio dc $500 Ol quintAi puOsto 81 RRticulO
abordo del vGpoF.
FuOTOn C0mpTadOEea A. g. LaaCallOI y
CompNfiR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22

-sOMBRRROs PARA sBNORAs,
muy olegant0u y 6 pEsCiOB Bumaments mo-
diCO1, lO8 aCaba dc EecibiP La TsnditR dc
Jo8afa EchevREriO, al lado del ayUntA'
miontO. Vonde tambi6n sfsCbos Ealigio
uos. CompFs 0nvolturaB de Jabon OCts-
Vnn.=ERn Juan. Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22
GRAN BARATlLLO.

Gran baEatillo de snOSjsB, dEileB mRlIOF'
quina1, CaHimiFeD, CamiERB etc., etc. OiGn
de Is & 10 CtvB.
La CASA que vsnd0 mas oamaU, ColChonel
y muablsB an toda In iI1a. suTtido sBpl6 =
didido do t0laO On 81 Cielo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-22
La function del lines.

La empEsus del CiECO "LAn Tres BandO'
Rsn'', como habia anunCiAdo en- les pEOgTa'
mau, di6 In nochs del ldaeS Las dos Pc
licuiaS, ontrsnOg, ''El in0Csnte 6 una buenR
aCOi6n' y "El CabAllO deAbOCAdO."
Las dos On 90 geneTo son eXcelOnteS,
sobFO todo, IL del "Uaballo doAboCado" Oh
ana ,psliCRla muy C6micR y que d0mueAtrH
dc 10 que % Capas 10 intsligsuOia del hom'
bFO On ID snGa6anza de las fsFaE
Para sl iu6yss ~ pondTGu do nuevo LAD
msnCionadGB psliCulRI, entire 'Ctrau de YER
dsdsFo intsTeg.
CASA EN- "MLRAMAR."-PGFR Ol
primeEO do AgOHtO sHtRE6 COnCluida , %
SIruiIa una C6moda cara en- este poblGdo'
Eg 40 construction modeRns y TRdice en-
uns do Ias GALES mas C6utFiCRE. Para In
EoEmCI diEiRiFa8 6 ogtS impEonta. d. p
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Dc RaRlRISiTlGlORr

Avisamos q las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dicO no les ser&
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no Viene| acom-
panado del impOrte de Ia sus-
eripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por Un semestre $3.50.
Por I'm aflo $500. PGgO Gss-
tisipGdS.
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sE DEsBA VENDER, BsiBOieutOB me.
tEoa mGB 8 menoB, via pOEtEtil DsoauYiIls
da CinCusnta OantfmstEoB y echo Wsg6ne'
ta8 De hisTEO paYa u miSmR Vfa. Todo
en- lbUGn egtRdo. Para infogmoa N. 81.
GpaEtldo 257, AEacihO. 16NA
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

We are now located In our new
Dafliing at 645 Colorado avenue, and
ar, better prepared than ever to hx
vou up in anything IL the plumbing
ttns. Your bath room VIII be iree
from sewer gas II 1 do your JOB.
L. n. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

We've gotten into the habit OF do
mg high plumbing at low grade pri
-. Call and see. ]. Z. Mckenzie
S46 Colorado avenue; phone Hee
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

A word to the truly wise is super
nuous. Hilbert and Kicks, groceries
and meats.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

We clean and press ladies' white
vuol skirts aud Jackets and guaran-
- every garment. The Suitorium
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

Everything In tho plumbing line ~
Q. n. McKsnzie's. s4s COLORADO
fhons Red Isl.
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selection the
n been who knows! is
of this person whom
would be 10
kind AT Boise
thought would where
he He
change the site OF the oc
and be thankful we are
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

W. instah compIets path room
sqgipment. J. ID. Mcksnzis. 81 Col
RG,So avenue. Phone Red ISL.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

patiently awaiting for either the return OF Mr. Ken
statement
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of
a convinc experience a
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countys delegation the state Democratic does
accomplish
will recognition
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head and
a everything and everybody
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News commends
which
in and the others
reviewing the article says tna
meeting the Fras place ad h nc h m
the Now keatng is wei
disagree with as
of
his original wit the OF
dona that
of friend which
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

rrigang waters of the
Grand
fomed matte give a
Other people who are perhaps more
S becomes late
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

THEDAHY| / :.:: y: :. BUNTING s;'.s:
SENTINEL WALKER ;;;:; i;;;:. 6:
Published Every Week Day in the Year
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
NAH NAH or or Carrier Carrier Sns yssn anh ia
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION
Junction. Colo
colo Second Glass Matter
will 2 be s @ a % sna s'f s f Sf the past f'"
@ s,sss ss[ s those the Rs ss4
1'1 slighted
very political I 1gisl snbn he R o
Steve" in
m @ sn ane5 ag eeE e Rsps
ss I'd h % sP 81 1s been % little
% % the ns e
pemoeraic eS Ticket "
5ns an 1ss ts '
irst to turn IRONY
other Fs % vain Be ss
sooG afR roTd @n fef sTehine ae0
.n @ be % Of a S sRp a7s s as
when supply We wish
convincing experience for the needs OF system
vor I'VE @ have ss 1s s fer sss' re
ther o sns % We to s sS % hs
af S" ss
lantly rushed
convention
the past and that has been pretty
Ii ss R @ F9R sa I'll It the '" way that
proceedings
has been begun by the 9 m real stem TO be taken to supply this
compelled to the progress = of this city there & would you'd
is over building the High Line canal
light
Hilton pull with that It's
eavng here anent the manner which
apabe had many people seen Adams leave
statement of Adams uncle to this paper
should general to retain the council IN olce
of
other officials
the council
tn @ h e hsH the IL Reebans @ % wound make them
made will be sufficient recommend
them for second term
touch matters concerning the High Line canal
project the Garfield ditch The position took upon the
that it against good policy to name projects beng a @oug no
borne out by his
refusal to even consider the mat M we are n nE in @ in @ a
The change the proposed under the backing S h
however, wins usually in the
long such matters
irrigating of the
the Grand river
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a fight decency in the
His reward comes
in being
the
frs to urn
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

creek which
lis
this there would
be
S over the High Line canal
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

Senator of
schoofboy the late at
Lewis between the
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11


objections
officials
council cannot be trusted we should like
will be sufficient recommend
for a second
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

telling everybody
ac Wen Bill
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

the Adams
the of
the his
lie
upby Adams uncle to this
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

political SPIEL the Re
Republican
the class of
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

Line
years
habit
usually the
ong o
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

Mesa county to the Democrats
sighted few
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be hoped that the continued hot spell of the
will broken by the rain of yesterday and last night
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-11

Office Publication Sentinel Building, o47 Main ST.
Entered the Postoffce in Grand junction. Colo as
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
WRITES OF HIMSELF AS
POSSIBLE CANDIDATE
BY Associated Press.

by Associated E'ress.
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 19.-Wil-
liam j. Bryan, in a letter to William e.
Gonzales, editor of the State, says that
1t is not for him to discuss the ques-
tion of advisability of candidates. His
availability as a candidate, he says, is
not a question upon which his judg-
ment should be ventured or accepted.
II have simply stated that it is
question for the voters of the party to
determine. AS a Democrat I have re-
sented the claim that a few editors
should decide this question for the
people. I am a believer in free speech
and in a free press, and I recognize the
right of any editor, whether his circu-
lation be large or small, to state his
opinion and his reason for it, but those
who read his opinion have right to
give it such weight as they think it de-
serves"
Continuing, Mr.. Bryan says: "It is
deliberately unfair in ignoring this
question and charging the defeats of
1896 and 1900 to me, just as 1t Is un-
fair in ignoring the still worse defeat
of 1904, when the New York World was
again the party's adviser. l especially
appreciate the generous support that
has come to me from the southern
states. If the Democratic voters be-
lieve / can assist the party by being a
candidate, why should / refuse? And
why should l take the advice of few
editors who have never been friendly,
rather than the advice of millions of
Democrats who have been co-laborers
with me for more than decade?"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
CONVICT SAYS OFFICIALS
PLANNED TO KILL PRISONER
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 19.-The
sheriff of Salt Lake county and the
district attorney were accused today
of plotting the murder of prisoner in
the county jail
The accusation was made by Richard
Deming, a convict, called to testify
for the defense at the trial of Joseph
Sullivan for the murder of police
man. Among the points made against
Sullivan by the prosecution was that
he had sawed the bars of his cell at
the county Jail. Deming was his cell
mate at the time. Deming testified
TODAY that he and not Sullivan sawed
the bars and he added that the two
county officials had urged him to per-
nit Sullivan to get out first that he
might be shot and so disposed of. The
sheriff and district attorney pronounce
the story a pure fabrication.
Sullivan was captured in Portland,
Ore, and brought back in February.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
NE w YORK
CONVENTION
rs CALLED
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET ON
APRIL Ia
UNRESTRICTED DELEGATION TO
DENVER FAVORED
Resolution Declares That Delegates
Should Be Unfettered by Condi-
tions and UnpIedged as to
Candidates
By Associated Press.

Ey Associated PresS
NEW YORK, March 19.-As pre-
dicted by Chairman w. j. Connors, the
Democratic state committee today Vot-
cd almost solidly in favor of an un-
instructed delegation to the national
convention. But one voice was raised
i'm opposition-that of Charles p. Will
liams of Lyons, who subsequently eX-
claimed that he stood for w. j. Bryan,
| and If Mr. Williams could have had
his way todays birthday gifts to the
Nebraskan would have included the
promise of united support by the
! Democracy of New York state.
| Today's meeting, held at the Hotel
Victoria, lasted just eight minutes.
Each of the fifty-one members were
either present or represented py proxy;
! 1t was unanimously agreed to hold
the state convention in this city April
Ia at 10 o'clock in Carnegie hail. At
| that time four delegates at large 10 the
national convention will be elected.
The resolution adopted was DIS fol-
| lows:
of the country and of the Democratic
party will be best served by nominat-
| ing in July next at Denver the can
didates for the presidency and vice
presidency who shall at that time and
place appeal strongly to the intelli-
sence of the judgment of the dele
gates tnere from dll paris VI NV
country; and
Whereas, we believe that choice
so full of importance to the people shall
be made the delegates representing the
different states should receive ana
should avail themselves of the benefits
coming from the consultation and de-
liberation with one another and should
have before them the political situa-
ton as it may exist at the time or
the convention;
"Resolved, That we. the Democratic
state committee of the state of New
York here by call upon the Democratic
electors of the state to choose as their
delegates to the national convention OF
the party the ablest and strongest men
in the ranks and to send these to the
convention unfettered by conditions
and unpledged and uninstructed as TO
candidates. to the end that they may
help to select as the standard bearers
OF the party the best qualified by char
acter and experience and training as
to advise and protect the welfare Of
all the people of this country"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
MOVING DAY
AT RA Wilde
SQUATTERS FORCED TO LEAVE
THE TOWNSHIP
STATE POLICE ASSIST LOCAL
AUTHORITIES
People Interested in the Camp Organ
ize Law and Order Committee
and viii Use Force If
Necessary
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
RAWHIDE, New, March 19.-This
was law and order day in the camp.
With the assistance of the Nevada
state police, the local authorities moved
half a dozen squatters who had settled
on lots inside the townsite. In one case
on Main street the squatter had defied
the local constabulary. The lot he set
tied on had been sold to San Fran
cisco party for $4,000, and the owner
wished to build. The squatter was
giTen until o'clock this afternoon to
move, which he did.
Two men were ordered off by Captain
Cox of the state police, and upon re-
fusing their tents We're taken down and
their traps thrown into the street
The townsite people and those inter-
ested in the camp have formed a law
and order committee and will remove
all squatters from surveyed lots. Forci-
BILE m ms will be added if necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
BIG CORPORATION is
FORMED BY SHlNGLE MEN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
EUREKA, March 19.--As a result OF
unsatisfactory conditions in the San
Francisco shingle market leading shin
gle manufacturers of Humboldt coun-
ty today completed the organization OF
a big corporation which will handle a
large percentage of the product on q
commission basis. selling direct to the
country at large. 1t is understood that
forty mills will cooperate and that
as a result many mills which have
been closed down for some weeks will
resume operations before and on May L
The first directors of the corpora
ton are r. o. Wilson, E. e. Skinner
r. r. Smith. M. A. Burns and w. r.
Mcmillan. Mcmillan is superintendent
of the Hammond mills at Samoa.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-20
SALOONKEEPER'S PLAN
OF DEFENSE DESTROYED
Chicago Judge Directs That Jurors
Shall Not Consider Applicability
of Sunday Closing
Statute
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 19.-The plan of
defense in the Sunday closing cases
which has resulted in acqufttal or mis-
trial in every saloon keepers case so
far tried was swept away last evening
by Municipal Judge Stephen A. Foster,
who upheld Judge Heaps ruling that
the question of the applicability of the
Sunday closing statute may not be dis
puted by attorneys for the defense be-
fore jurors.
The defense has not hitherto dis
puted the facts in the case, but has
relied on the allegation that the statute
does not apply to municipalities organ
lied under the cities and villages act.
1t has been contended that this ques-
ton should be submitted to the jury,
as 1.-The judges of the law and the fact" F"
as in all previous cases this has been
allowed