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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-01-20

Pendleton stores are filled with at
tractive goods at the most reason
able prices ever to prevail In the
Inland empire. Read the adver-
tisements for particulars.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-25
WHERE LOVE AND KINDNESS
REPLACE WANT AND MISERY
City Waits and Deserted Children Find Happy
Homes in the Institution Maintained
by the Salvation Army.

An institution concerning which lit
tie is known among the general public
of Honolulu, and which is yet doing an
amount of practical good quite out of
proportion to the limited means at It's
disposal, is the Salvation Army home,
located near the corner of King street
and Pawaa lane. Here homeless chill
dren are taken in and tenderly cared
for, irrespective of origin, color, race
or sex, age or history. Here also can be
found home for girls who have fallen
but who have seen where their erring
would certainly take them if continued
and who have expressed a desire to re-
gain the world of honesty and honor.
This institution has no endowment
fund; it receives no assistance from the
public purse; it has no high salaried
specialists on its payroll, and it pub
fishes no elaborate reports of its work;
yet in one year, that of 1907, eighty
eight unfortunates, from babies in arms
to deserted wives, were cared for in
the home.
At the present time there are twenty
children being cared for by the three
worthy women in charge of the insti-
tuition, while ten older girls and women
find shelter there. The youngest child
of the score was born on Thursday last,
her mother being an inmate of the in
stitution and her father in Jail. One
other child is tiny infant, over whose
head years will have to pass before she
can know that her birth was shame
full one, her brief life IS history one
that the gentle matron of the home, ac-
customed as she is to the stories and
sights of the under world and the
shames and miseries of cities, hesitates
to tell The eldest member of the home
family is a Chinese wife, deserted with
her two children by her husband and
being east off by her relatives has only
charity to look for to save her from
life of degradation Her husband at
tempted, before he sailed for China, to
sell her to another Chinaman for $500.
Each one of the twenty children in
the home has his or her story, and few
of them are anything but sad. The
little ones themselves are merry, how
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-25
Furnished COTTAGE
For Rent

MODERN COTTAGE, 1913 Makiki
street, near kinau street. Water and
sewer rates paid by owner. House
contains parlor and dining-room COM
bined. Large lanai. two bedrooms,
bathroom, kitchen, pantry and kitchen
closet. Modern plumbing throughout.
Outbui1dings. servants rooms. ser
wants bath and closet. Carriage room
feed room and horse stall. Grounds
planted with trees.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-25

LEI ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 8, o. E. s.
a Meets at the Masonic Temple every
~ second Saturday of each month. at 1880
~ p. N. Visiting sisters and brothers are
" \cordially invited to attend.
MINNIE FRAZEE, W. n
LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-25

Two DRINKS, Frank Moniz and Mary
Halemano, appeared yesterday where
the police could observed them. Both
were given rides in the patrol wagon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-25

LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2, o. E. s.
n Meets every third Monday of each
~ month, at 7:30 p. m in the Masonic
~ Temple Visiting sisters and brothe; S
" are cordially invited to attend.
CLARA M. SCHMIDT, w. n
ADELAIDE NJ. WEBSTER, Sec.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
SUCE 50 S

HURTO DE UN CABALLO.-Por
hurtar TN caballo propiedad de Jose
Torres y tres relojes de diferentes S
duefios ha sido detenido en- Vega
Baja TN sugeto llamado Ramon Can
Itero.
Sc lie ocuparon todos los efectos
hurtados. Al citado sugeto Sc le
tiene en- Ell pueblo por loco.
FL hecho Sc puso en- conocimiento
del Juez.
DETENCION DE UN PROFUGO.
Joaquin Torres (a) ArdiAa acusado
de un escalamiento de primer grado
cometido en- Santa Isabel Ell ~ de
febrero proximo pasado, fue deteni-
do aver en- Aibonito y puesto & dis.
posicion del juzgado.
BILLETE QUE DESAPARECE.-
Al Director de la Escuela Normal de
Rio Piedras, Mr.. Miller, lie desapa
reci6 I'm billete de veinte dollars,
por 10 cual le di6 cuenta la policfa.
Como resultado de las pesquisas
practicadas fue detenida Maria Diaz
Quirlones, ocupandole parte del dine
70 robado.
Fue puesta disposition del luz
gado correspondence
UN INCENDIO.-Enca San
chez de Juncos, ha denunciado como
intentional Ell incendio que aver las
dos de la tarde estallo en- su bohfo.
La policfa hace investigaciones.
UNA DESGRACIA.-En la Ha-
cienda "Esperanza de Naguabo, Sc
desprendio aver I'm hero, que des
graciadamente cay6 sobre Santiago
Leon, destrozandole ell craneo.
Ell herido Sc encuentra gravfsinao.
Ell hecho en- el cual entiende el
)uzgado, rosulto casual.
ACCIDENTE DEL TRABATO-
En- la Hac ienda "San CristobaI" del
pueblo de Naguabo, ocurrio aver un
desgraciado accidente.
El obrero Modesto Gimenez de
Caguas, dedicado la carga de azdcar
en- la citada Central, tuvo la desgracia
de tropezar cargado. capendole enci-
ma I'm saco y OCCASION andole la muer-
te CAST en- el acto.
FL Juzgado SO persona en- ell lugar
del snceso ordenando ellevantamien-
to del cadaver..
FL hecho fue casual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23

Tambien salio para San Juan e.
leader obrero sef1or Sanchez Lopez
Cogresb0nsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
h engIIgti!l De Ponce
La c0nferencia con ell Gobernador

Esta mafIana har conference.-the
con Ell Gobernador los sefiores Ward
|y Gromer, auditor y tesorero, respec-
tivamentc. La entrevista verso sobre
lei emprestito que habla pedido ell
ayuntamiento, de diez mil dollars,
para contrarrestar cualquiera invasion
que ocurr iera de la enfermedad rel
nante en- Venezuela.
Mr.. Ward ha presentado TN infor-
me hacienda consideraciones acerca
del estado de Ia poblacion sobre
otroS particulares.
Los sefIores Consejeros visitaron la
ciudad. recorriendola de I'm lado 4
otro, imponiendose de su estado sa-
nitario. Por la tarde celebraron en-
trevistas con los sefIores Matienzo
Cintron. Moret, Gallar ell DR.. Coro-
mas, asi como tambien con vatios Sc
flores comerciantes de aquella plaza
Parece cue no existe por parte del
Gobierno Ell deseo de conceder el
mencionad do emprestito. Con motive
de la peticion del yuntamiento de
Ponce muchos municipios tienen Ell
propoSito de solicitar anticipos, los
cuales Sc cree sigan la m isma suerte
que seg1n todas las probabilidades
espera al de la ciudad del sur Estas
|opiniones prevalecen en- muchos CEN
tros alternatives, y las damos senci-
llamente a tftulo de information p1-
blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
Ol Lda0 p0G0 eycIpd0S0

Hoy debe haberse visto en- La
Corte municipal de Bayamon Ell
juicio contra Julio Diaz, acusa-
do de haber penetrado en- la
iglesia de aquel pueblo, y apro-
vechando la ausencia de fieles,
Sc llevo sin permiso de nadie,
un precioso pafio que ornamen-
taba Ell altar mayor.
Dicha prenda estaba valera
da en- doce 9 ounce dollars.
Actuara en- dicho juicio el
Juez suplente por encontrarse
con licencia el juez propietario
SeflOr AcOSta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
Academic en- un tranVia

Aver ocurri6 en- Puerta de
TERRA un sencible accidente del
que fue victima un sugeto la
mado Ramon Rosado.
Parece ser que en- el momen-
to de ir a descender de uno de
los carros Ell citado sugeto, Sc
VIC de s1bito acometido de I'm
accidente cayendo al suelo {
hiriendose gravemente.
Inmediatamente fue recogido
y llevado al cuarto de socorros
de Puerta de Terra en- donde Sc
le hizo la primera cura trasla :
dandole enseguida al hospital.
Esta maflana seguia gravisi-
mo habiendo recobrado ell habla
que perdi6 en- Ell momento del
aceidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
SeccII6n ReIgiIoSa

Santos para Ell dfa "a. - Mira. Sra.
Auxillo de los cristisnos, Santos Do
naciano, Maximino, Melecio, Robus-
tiano, Rogaciano, Servilio, Silvano
Timino, Vicente y Zoelo mrs, Elpi-
dio OBJ. ell beato Juan de Prado, fran
ciscano (patron de los cocineros) Y
Santas Afra, Marciana, Paladia y Su-
sana mrs. y Juana esposa de Cuza
mayordomo de Herodes.
La misa es con rito doble y color
blanco.
Santos para Ell dfa 2s.-San Grego-
rio VII, San Eleuterio papa, Santos
Urbano (patron de los vifiadores Y
abogado contra la tempestad ell ra-
yo) Celestino, Cromacio, v Santa Ma
ria Magdalena de Pazzis vg carme 4 ita
ueta MAS menores),
La misa es con rito doble color
blanco.
MISAS.
Catedral. .-Dias laborables: 6, s. go.
7.3o. S.3o.-Festivos: S, rs, OH.
Todos los domingos a las 7 p. m,
Trisagio en- honor de Nuestra Seflora
de la Providencia.
San Francisco.-Dias laborables, 7.
-Festivos: 6, y s.
San Jose.-Dias labora bles:7, y7.3o
-Festivos; $50, 7, y 7.3o.
Santa Ana. a.-Dias laborables: go.
6.Io.
Puerta de Tierra.-Martes: DO
mingos: 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
NOCheS de retreta.

Programa de las pleas que tocara
en- la retreta, maf1ana Domingo, la
banda de la Policia insular:
/. March The Colossus Sweet.
2. Danza F'La Criolla', Dueflo
}. Overtura Morning Noon aad
Night In Vienna, Suppe.
4. Patrol of the Scouts, Boccalari.
5. La Corte de Granada (Fantasia
Morisca)
(a) Introduction y marcia al
tOrne0.
(b1 Meditation.
(c) Serenata
(dl Final Chapi.
6. Two Step "Be My Littly TIE dy
Bear Lampe
7. Tanda de valses Los Patlna-
dores" Waldteufel.
s. Aires cubanos Ubeda.
"Star Spangle Banner"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23

busteCe y toma cOnsistencia
pueda resistir la invasion de
ese poder que Marcia a grandes
y hrmes zancadas por tierras
ajenas que han hecho abordables,
facilmente asequibles, las renci-
las intestinas debilitadoras de
energiaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
RJ@(t9a del d]5@

Asi como a Foraker sc le la
ma en- Ell lenguaje adulador de
La burocracia Ell padre de Puerto
Rico, a Mr.. Taft sc lie podra
ilamar, desde ahora, Ell paCiflca-
dor de Panama.
Los despachos cablegraficos
nos avlsan que ha logrado man
tener la paz en- la republica del
Istmo, con una simple promesa,
cuando todas las seflales indica-
ban la inminencia de la explo-
sion revoluCionaria.
Ha prometido que Ell gobierno
de Washington intervendra en-
las elecciones que sc avecinan,
para garantizar el exito legal
del sutraglo.
Y ha estado afortunadisimo
el immense munidor de las cleo
clones panamenaS.
FL pals Sc ha quedado con-
tentO
FL gOblernO, pOrque la Oterta
del secret etario de la guerra anne
ricano, le garantiza ell disfrute
tranqu1lo y seguro del plazo que
lie resta del periodic actual de
gobierno. Y los adversarios de
la situaci6n actual. porque con-
fian en- sus fuerZaS eleCtorales y
esperan de estas el triunfO, en-
las elecciones que Sc acercan.
Ha sido una gran fortuna la
de Mr.. Taft.
Gracias a su habilidad ahora
reconocida, la Republica de Pa
mama ha ingresado entire los
pafses sometidos a las experien-
cias de la nueva colonization.
Y ha entrado a fgurar en- la
Categoria de patronO redentO-
rista. Como Foraker 10 es de
Puerto Rico y Magoon de Cuba,
Taft 10 es de la Republica pa
namefla.
va saben, pues, los naturales
del Istmo a qulen han de volver
los ojos en- sus tribulaCiones, y
a qnien han de acudir en- sus
cuitas. Mr.. Taft estara STEM
pre- con ellos, les dispensara una
protection perdurable, una Pc
renne tutoria salvadOra. In
f1uira con los poderes nacionales
para que no abandonen nunca a
la rep1blica protegida de los pe-
ligros de la independence sobe-
rama; sera el constante me ntor,
ell consultor obligado del pue-
bio parvulo a que han puesto el
andador del redentorismo.
Y las .razones de Mr. Taft
Convenceran, han convencido
va a la gran rep1blica de que
no puede dejar solos a los pana
menos, tan irascibles, tan dis
colos, tan llenos de gallardias y
de arrestos entire ST, pero tan
Obedientes, tan sumisos cuando
sc les aconseja y Sc les manda,
a nombre de quien ha estableci-
do su feudo irresistible sobre
los pueblos debiles de America.
FL triunfo de Mr.. Taft ha he
cho cundir esta triste verdad
sobre los pueblos de America, y
desde Ell Sur viene una ola de
protesta que crece formidable.
rs Ell comentario enemigo
puesto a e5os faciles triunfos de
la fuerza desmesurada y agre-
silva.
Tai vez, 81 la protesta Sc ro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
Una IDVItac1N

la Junta Directive de Ia ColoniI
Espafiola en Carolina, ha tenido
atenci6n de tnvitaruos para el bale
Sociedad cue Sc cele brara en- ac
pueblo. ei 81 del corriente i las 1
y media. Agradecidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
De Ponce


Anoche, a las once, y en- la iglesia
cat6lica, tuvo lugar la ceremonial de
enlace matrimonial entire la distin-
guida sef1orita Albertina Porrata Do
ria, hija de don Miguel y ell aprecia-
BILE joven don Jorge Serralles, todos
elementos distinguidfsimos de nues :
ira alta sociedad. Una gran concu-
rrencia asisti6 al acto, apadrinado por
el padre de la desposada y la sefIora
viuda de Serralles, madre del contra
yente. Muchos regalos y felicita-
clones recibieron Id simpatica pareja.
Muchss felicidades deseamos los
nuevos esposos.
Anoche tuvo lugar otra importante
reunion de medicoS, la cual asistie-
ron Ell Honorable alcalde y los doc
torres Coronas. Vegel, Ferran. Ferrer,
Suarez, Hernandez, Salicrup, Cesteros
| y otros. Fueron muy interesantes
los debates y Sc redacto una proclama
que publican hoy los diaries de la
ciudad.
da retreta en- ell Parque de la Adolf
cion, y por la Banda Marina.
Hoy Sc encuentra en- la ciudad el
apreciado caballero don Pedro Costas.
Ha regresado de San Tuan Ell Ii.
cenciado don Juan SEEK Rosaly.
Sc encuentra en- la ciudad don Iuan
r. Baiz, Presidente dc la Comision
de la policfa insular
Treinta y tres solicitudes han sido
aprobadas por los oficiales de Bombe-
ros, de nuevos elementos que quieren
formar parte del Benemerito Cuerpo.
Ell celador del cementerio catolico
(viejo) Ceferino Orga fue robado ano-
che. Los cacos lie sustrajeron ocho
dollars de una alcancfa.
En- la maaana de hoy han salido
para San Juan, los distinguidos Sc
flores don Julio Rosich, contador mu-
nicipal y don Luis Porrata Doria
presidente del Concejo municipal,
para celebrar una conferencia con los
Jefes del Gobierno acerca de la deu-
da de los edifcioS escolares del mu-
nicipio por gasto de aqua.
Ha fallecido el apreciable obrero
don Alberto Rosaly.
Paz Sus restos.
FL dfa so llegara de Guayama la
Compafifa de zarzuela del sefior Vigil
a trabajar en- LA Perla".
Hoy ha salido para Santa Isabel,
don Estebau Canevares, propietario
de aquella localidsd y presidente de
la sociedad teosofsta Amanda"
El sefior Lespier, alcaide de la car
eel del Distrito, esta en- la capital
Fu6 conduciendo al preso Luis Boca-
negra, que entrara en- Ell q silo de locos
de Benehcencia & cursrse de una ena-
genacion mental que padece.
Tambien salio para San Juan Ell
leader obrero sefior Sanchez Lopez.
Coyyesbonsai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
GSpectdcu|s para hoy
Municipal.

FL Contrabando, por la sefiora Obre-
gon, Ramirez. senorita Ramirez, Sc
flores Casas. Marcos y demas parties
de la Compafiia.
La parodia de la opera Bohemia
titulada: La Golfemta por las sefloritas
Baillo. Ramirez y principales parties.
ilExito de la sefiora Obregon!! 2bcs
Estreno de la interesante zarzuela
en- Nm acto y tres cuadros de Lopez
Silva y Chapi, titulada. FL ALms del
pnebko.
Mafiana domingo "a, despedida de
la Compaf1fa. Los funciones. Ulti-
mo matinee. 4 las III de la tarde, con
selecto programa. q mitsd de precios.
A las s IA de la noche, ultima function
La MayseAtsa. Despedida de la Com
pafifs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-23
Circ0 "Las tres banderas"

Programa. La pellcula en- colores
Vida y passion dc Jesucristo" y la
segunda parte Sc compone de pelicu-
las interesantes instructivas. A las
$50 minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-01
GARDNER IS WILLING
TO AID INSURGENTS
Massachusetts Member Is
Awaiting Developments
in House Fight.

If President-eIect Taft decides that
he is opposed 10 the rule Of Speaker
Cannon, and continues 20 feel that the
possibility of a proper revision OF the
IarlH schedules IS endangered by the
roterle which controls legislation in the
House at the present time, Representa-
tive Augustus p. Gardner. OF AIassa-
cnusetts, seems destined TO be the most
prominent figure among the Insurgents
Mr.. Gardners views on the manner
ia which legislation IS pushed through
the House were made known i'm the
statement which he made public a few
days ago after a conference with PresI-
dent Roosevelt. Just now he is await
ing developments.
Mr.. Gardner is not disposed II enter
the fight against Speaker Cannon single
handed and with no assurance that he
viii have sufficient support to warrant
the time and energy that such a fight
would entail He feels that he should
not be expected 10 bear the entire bur
den Of the Cannon fight II, however
the sO-called ''recontrados" show q dis
position TO join him, Mr. Gardner is
willing 70 not only join them, but to en-
ter the night with the same vim that
characterized his fight for a Taft dele
tlOnal convention.
Mr.. Gardner insists that he is not in
any sense TO be regarded as a caudf-
date for the Speakership. He not onIv
does not want IL, but would not accept
IL lie says ne is willing to fight Ina the
ranks Tor new deal in the government
OF the House. It is not entirely inurUb-
able that Mr. Gardner will be invited
elect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-01
PROFESSOR ROASTS
METHODS OF POLICE
II Lecture on Evidence Before
Law Class, He Uses Some IN
complimentary Terms.

The ears Of Washington's police force
must have burned last night If there
IS anything In the old prcverb, for
there was somebody talking about them
and he was not very complimentary,
either Before his law class on ''Evi-
dence," in the George Washington Law
School. Prof. Arthur Peter roasted the
police and their methods TO a turn"
The boosted personal liberty Of the
citizens of this city, who are arrested
by the Washington police is a farce,
declared Prof. Peter why, 1t would
be much better TO bring the alleged
criminals into the torture rooms OF the
Middle Ages than into the present-day
sWeat-DONes. The mental suffering Of
the tortured criminals Of the present
Gay is INFINITELY greater than the physi-
cal SUFFERING OF the men and women
who were torn on the rack of the Dark
Ages.
II the Washington Major OF Police
would send man TO the Police Court
10 ascertain what members of his force
We're perJuTng themselves i'm order 10
make case and secure conviction in
stead OF ranking his men according TO
the number of convictions they se1ure
through false testimony, he would do
something that would commend him to
the respectable citizens of the District .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-01
WILL FIGHT
FOR NAVAL REFORM
Iowa Member of Congress Thinks Chance to Change Sys
TEN of Management of the Department Is Ripe This
Session, Since President Asked Commission.

President Roosevelt's plans for naval
reforms will not be without strong
championship in Congress this session.
Representative Dawson Of Iowa. one
of the members or the House Naval At
fairs Committee who. last winter pre-
scented a bill for naval organization. has
arrived IN Washington, and IS more
anxious than ever to press for reforms
IN navy administration. Mr.. Dawson
believes The movement for a better naval
administration IS gaining in strength.
and he is much pleased that President
Roosevelt has taken hold Of the matter
and that a commission OF eminent men
is to Ice appointed for the purpose Of
making recommendations.
With thIe impetus given the move
ment from the President. Mr. Dawson
thinks # probable legislation can be
had. and that it wiz be possible 10 get
it without much further delay. pos
sibly at this session Of Congress.
While it is not likely any plan Of naval
reorganization Will be pressed I'm Con
gress until the report o. the commits
sion which tlo President viii name has
been made, Mr.. Dawson expects TO 80
over the subject with the President and
ascertain Mr.. ROOscvelt's views on the
reform Of the Navy Department.
Mr. Dawson has not ch5T ged the views
he entertained last winter as TO the
oyerhauling Of the department in ques-
ton. He believes the organization
should be simplifed and Centralized. and
that the present system Of clashing
boards ana bureaus should be wiped
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-12-01
COL. HEPBURN TO TRY
TO HAND OUT PLUMS
To Defeat Plans of Senator Cummins All His Postmas-
tiers Will Resign Before March a. and Then the
House Lion Will Rename Them, If He Can.

control of this particular mess Of pat
ronage will be postponed for four years,
at least
But there is hitch It is intimated
by the friends OF Senator Cummins
that the Senate has a prerOgatiye Of
confirmation in these matters, and that
it necessary the new Senator might IN
sist on opposing cOniif nation. The same
senatorial power of Noncompliance 10
patronage matters, which Tor many
years has been employed against Cum
minis, is now in his hands. His friends
Insist that ne can do no less. in such a
case, than to hold up the combinations
OF postmasters in the entire district
This would De a spectacular proceed
ing, and would raise a fine new ques-
ton. Between the time of The appoint
ments by Hepburn, ans the possibility
or confirmation over the head OF SEN
etor Cummins. there would be change
IN Administration at the White House.
Question Important. \
The question Of whether PrsSdent
Taft would take the same view as Pres
ident Roosevelt. Of this method Of dis
Tibuting I,sztomices. would become i'm
portaut. 1t is already forecast that
the invasion Of Washington by the Iowa
fight Is liable 10 bring some prairie
politics Of the strictly practical charac-
Ter ili-o inns Town. NLltt4l may ebIu sumo
thing TO the gayety OF the coming
months.
Colonel Hepburn. by the way, has de
cIded to leave in the hands OF his
friends the question Of whether he Will
contest the election OF Jamison, Demo-
CTat who on the face Of the returns
was elected The Congressional com
mittee has determined to contest, II IL
can get the consent Of Hepburn, and he
has announced that he VIII not inter
fere in the matter. the committee map
do as It pleases. This is equivalent to
announcement that the contest viii be
started.
II viii De easily the most interesting
and important IN the incoming House.