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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
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NOviOmbHs 6.--Ya hsmos visto, por nj
infoFms de RyeF. public8do On GAt8 period
co, sl compartments do que 90 aCugB Sl
tOnisnts VillREini, jsfs de 10 policfS insulal
en- sstR Ciudad, y Cuy0 Compori8misnto de.
j6 geg6n 10 opinion p6bliCS, muChO quo
deBaaE.
VOamoB RhoER 0l de aus subaItOEnoF
empeEando poF Agu0dO Santiago, dc goEvi
clio ca 10 CsllG do La Palma
En- In taEde de aver microbes, como en-
tE0 4 & 5 do ls misma, On momsnto que o.
to OOrFeBponBal , sl seioE don EIoy Pc
Fez ibRn en- IN Cooh0 pOT dicha CallO, 40
individu0 ingultAba, pT0yoCabR J0R6 Mo
reno, quiGn le di6 ConaCimiento Rl policfN
dc HsFvicio Aguodo Santiago aIlf pEGsents,
qui0n 30 RfiFmB que nj Riqui0Ra 90 tom6
0l trAbsjO, no de dsteneR sl que pEov0ORba
inBultabR IN CiudRdano, 6in6 que nj
10 hi20 una Fsprenai6n.
No qU0gemoB aabeF, .ni Moreno eB 8 no
F0pub' 'iCRno unionigta, como tampoCo noa
impoFta ni "a pFovooadoF, acaB0 Gl pole
Cfs peEtsneCsn 6 uno otro paEtide.
PsFo Di nos imp0EtR que Ia poliCfa Bs8 la
gaEantfa del Ciudadsno.
Vsames ahora 81 dsteOtivs Eugsnio San
taalIR. De este detective 50 afiFmA que
vote On 81 pEocinto n6maR0 Is do aBtR Ciu'
dad. No queP0moB RAbsF, nj nos impoEtG
aAbsrlO, ri clio eB CieFto, poF que pRFsido
v0t6 oil dstsctive Santsells; peEo Of noz
imports d0Cir que, On tal CaBo, hS violado
In oFdsn del gobisEnO, qEs pEohibe teEmi
nautsmento que 10 pOliCia hSgN pOlftioR ,
vote.
TOnemo8 pueD, que Rl jsfS de lS pOIicfa
ssiioF VillREini, inCTapa pGblicamente al
juOE LCdo. Santiago, p0E quaTeF eDt0raTgl
do un tUmult0 pEovoCacionOB de vRFi, {
indiViduOB FepubIicanoB On pFsa0nciR del
ief0 local DO Ia pOliCJa,
TenGm0g p0liCfGB que 90 haCan de lR
vita lETgs Cuando en- ga pROBsnCia 90 in'
suits y pTovoCa un Ciudsdano , tensmoz
poliOfa que, Eegdn 10 aiFmR, votA on loG
OolseiOB.
81 m'6rcoloB poE la tarde, varies j6vsn0G
de COmeFio, y entire ellos dos haFmsnitoa
dol iueg, IegRn aquf con objeto do falicita1
Bu smigo. 50 hGEmano por 0l tEiunfd
de Hu CRBdidatuEa; NFgan 6 In Gale do
C0mGFio, dan un viva 81 paTtid0 UnioniB
tR-CoOa muy natuTal-le Cont0stan VRTion
indiyiduoG con un mueHR Mufio8. siguOu
slIos haOis Ia ciudsd, dan otE0 viva la
Union y % Omotin0 0l pueblo. IQQ6 diCc
Ol jefG VillaEini?. Pneg 90 afPmR que di'
j0 ''qu0 una paEtida de unioninta8 bora
Ch:B. de ComeTfo pFov0caban al pueblo"
AhoFS NOS diF6n el COEonel do la poll
OfR, , la OemiOi6n del cuOFpo, Bi hemoB d
teneR 6 nc poliGias que sean IL gaTRntfa
do les OiudadRRoB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
HdgalOS SuS COmpfaS de
HBRRAJBS, HERRAMIENTAS, EFECTOS SA-
NITARIOS, PINTURAS, EFECTOS NAVA-
LES ETC. y aS0guramOS eCOnOmizara DINERO
J S0fa deSpaChadO con PR0NTITUD.
JULIAN MATIENZO. Sucesores.
San Francisco "a. San Jnan, PR
Do AimlnISlIaeISR.

AvisamoS 4 Las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dico no les ssr&
enyiado, 81 el aviso que con t.
Objeto remitan, no viene acoml
panado del impOrts do La sus-
Cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestrs
$2.25. Por IN semestre $3.50.
POr IN afiO $500. Page an
cid,qGdO.
SOlane9ote y por conducto de
los agentes, 9 directamente con
esta administration Sc podran ha-
GER suscripciones a <La CORES
pondenciaS. Ninguna persona,
que no sea el Administrator dc
este diario esta autorizada a sus-
cribir recibOs por suscripciOnes al
peri6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06

En- esta imprenta so vende papel de
peri6dico viej6 4 S 200 los 46 kilos
4tla qGintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06

HETTLOIDEs-El mOior mas ssguYo
do todos loB GBpoCiflOOs hRBta Rhoga Oonoeida
para 10 GuRa poFman0ntG de t0ag las 0nf0F-
-@OdadoB do la ufsta, ya s0an 6Bt&g OP6nioaB 8
agudaa. OontienO el flujo y euTa por COM
pl0tor On menOB ti00p0g que ning6n 0tr0 pre-
parade similar. laB, g0noERaag, sGpoRmaboRnas
siBtitlB, 0st &eioP qua lRB inye00ion0B muy
superior oil B6ndalo sOpafba. Bmpioza &
guEtiP ga ef9Gt0 Las tres 0uRtPo boRas dc
ARbsFBG tornado.
Los EEIILOIDHss-6onf f6sllos de t0aRP
, 0gt6n p1opRFadoB de manoFa que no F0vuel-
ven % sst6m8go nj pr0duGsn mRloB efoetOs,
De Vent9 On tOdaB Ian BOtieRg. ,pIdRnE9
@uOBtEaB gratis s aus dni0os fabFi0antag.
Frederick Bt0aEnb d Oa, Detroit, Elehi.
RtM. o. a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
Vunlros d fuOrR0 OI6slhc0 en- EsgaH'.

En- ol Gfio 1901 habfR On E0pafi .-aeg6u
dice uu ColegR- 861 CsntIalaB sl62tRioAB,
do laB CualeA 651 Ostsban d0BtinadnB Al
O|umbFadO pdb!icO = 21O al do CASaB par
ticulaHeB.
DsBdo entonces 81 ndmeFo dc cOntrslau
para AlumbEadO Ol6CtFiCo hR sumentado
CLnBideEGblemsnte, y tRmbi6n 81 smpleO de
lR OleCtEicidad pRFs 0trAs AplicaCiOnOV, hA
oi6ndOBe general On el pAf'; peEO todAvia
quedR ALI I'M vNBtO campo poF explctAr,
pues dintan muohO de eBtHT agot8doB lol
van0EoB de fuer8a OI6ctEiCR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
MUSICA NATlVA.

En- el ''Paris Bazar'' Sc ven
den artisticas copias del magni-
fico walls "Puerto Rico del com
positor puertorriqueflo, Sr. Ra-
fael Balselro. Esta composition
obtuvo medalla de orc en- el Ill
timo certamen y es la favorita
de los pianistas de la isla. A
Is ctvs' el ejemplar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06

GimonOB, Rodulfo AbolAfs, MargaritnsM.
do AbolAfin, Angel MsldOned0, Hip6ita
Olmo, Juan Reyes, Domingo Reyes, Hi
pOlito Maldonado, FoliOits SeEEan0. NisVeg
Reyes. Erg0nio Reyes, JODS OOntO, PSulina
MSn6udOE, Fabi6n ssFFano, Juan , ROdri,
go Reyes, Lucas de Leon, GFegOFi0 RsyGE,
Juan Reyes, GregOEiS AOevsd0, AmbF0eiO
GonsGIas, EulSli0 RomGn, Maria Ig0aCiH
Canoes, Manuel Mon6ndOz. LsOeaaiB Ri
vera, LibRado FueFtog, JOB6 N. Gim6n0s." F"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
IniMSsa dies PrUiOsOrUs Do nfsIsu.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Maas
constants sxisbSnCia Do lol uiguiOntoI ms
tEumOntOl: FlRutinOs, FlaUtaG, TwCoEolaE
Ob0sg, Rsquinbol, OIaEinstSs, Fagotsl
Violineg, ViolonCallog, ContERbaioz, Man
dolinns, BsnduEFiag, GuitARERs, COEnoEinaR.
OnovOnsI, TEombonOI BaFftono1, BombaE,
dinol, HsliOonsI, (bHioI) TFiEngulol, Pla'
tillos, Rsd0blantM , B0mboG. M6todOa
dc Solf0o , para toda CIaBo do inEZumsn'
tO1. Accessories y m6EiCa "a general.
San Juan, r. B. ApaEtado n6m. 216.-
OaIla de Allan 81 Sal min. Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06

81 MEJOR RON.-Los Bshorss Al
vsFes hsFmRnou, del concrete de esss pIR'
"a, contin6Gn TsCibiando gFandes podidoa
del aoTsditGdo pEoduCto Ron San LWis,
que hR mOrscidO In msjoF HCSptaci6n del
p6blico. No contisna auUtancina noCiyRa
: % "Visjo" de vsFdad, Ain miKEifoaOionos
nj RditRmeatOG psEiudiCialeg & 10 RRIud.
No 10 oIVideiB, Ron Sac EuiG" OaIIa de
San Joa6 casa BslioFss AlvarsE hsrmanoz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06

Las COsas en- Bsyam6n.
jEs o no Ia POIiCIa garanHa del or
den?
Ia eODauGtG Do que 50 aGusa q fGnGlOnarINs Dol
GUOHpO On q die do los OlOGelOReS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
lIaEA FEiaa DEL 0ESTE.

ItinerariO saIidas de Bayan0n y
Capital, sinault eanaente.
Bias laboraBles. afiana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45 y HOO. Tarde l2 is, 1.45, s.I5,
4.35, 5.45 y $50.
Dias festivos. MafianaE6, 7.O5, $50,
9.45 y IL. Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2.3O, 8. 80,
'4.3O, 5.45 v 6 80.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos.
De San Juan d Bayan6n, ida v Yuelta
en- ~ eIase, rs cts; 2a clase, I6 cts De
Bayam6n 8 CatafIO, ida y vuelta, 1a
clase, Is cfs., 2a clase, 10 cts.
BilIetes oTflinarioh 9e,aCapitaI d ca
taflo en- Ia. clase, 8 6seta j. a clase 8 ctv.
Bayalnon lo dc Enero de 1906. Ra-
mon WRld6s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
Para los ''autos.'

No hay NADIA tan manual para hscOr pc
qutfiaH C0mposiCioneB IN aUtom6viI como
uu POGO dc RlambEe No. u de CobPe dulce.
Ed tan asxiblG como 10 CueTdR y 90 c0E =
luCtOH do Ia sIeCtriCidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
RestauradOr Vital de RicOrd

Restaura la vitalidad de los hOn.
bres. GaTantizadO. Precio S1-OO, ORC.
Siempre la venta en- la FaTmacia de
Fidel Guillermety. Ha curadO q otrOs,
10 cura q V. Sc sOlicitan pedidOs pOr
corteO.- n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06
g DC III q N00 :

Easa d 81 msjoE Pno1t 1ico local ConoCi
AZ. De VeDts O. Iaa aoEoditadas farma
Giaa de Loo gsfi0Esl j. ~. BlanOo , 90
Alfonso @. ZaFbi don Pedro Julik
DiRfias8 ID CORR pond anoia & su aponta M
Migabpl. p. o. Box 440. an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-06

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
peri6dico yieio & $500 los is kilos
(es'a qtti,etGk III
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
THE GOLD BELT.

The Gold Belt Development & Re ductiOn company held its annual
 stockholders meeting Tuesday eve
 ming and elected the following officers.
 J. Backstein, president: J. F. Cleave-
 land. vice president; J. o. Baylor
 secretary and treasurer; F. U. Beau champ. general manager; F. Johnston
 director. All of the officers were re- elected except MT. Johnston. who sue ceeds F. O. Bacon, who could not spare the time required to fill the office. Three-fourths of all issued stock was represented at the meeting and there was not a disserting vote cast, which clearly illustrates the satisfactory management of the affairs of the com pany.
 General Manager Beauchamp's re- port to the directors shows $202, 900 worth of gold and copper ore on the dump and blocked out. He reports that the copper shaft is down to a depth of 265 feet with a 150-foOt cross cut from the 250-level In the cross- cut there is now evidence of an ap- preaching ore body. The object of this cross-cut is to cut the vein that furn- ished all the copper ore shipped dur ing the year 1907. 4 recent shipment averaging 17.10 per cent. copper was made, which clearly illustrates that the former high copper values are be- ing maintained. When it is considered that the company has been operating two years, during which time it has executed a vast amount of develop ment work on its copper and gold claims. besides adding several claims to it's holdings, without incurTing one dollar indebtedness, the management has made a most wonderful showing Valuable machinery equipment has been added to the property and various houses built, all of which has been paid for out of the sale of stock and actual earnings of the company.-Cop- per Era.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
Arizona Mines


So well pleased is the management of the Arizona Mining and Milling company with the showing in the Fitz- hugh Lee vein where tapped by the winZe. that the force of miners is be- ing increased and preparations being made for more extensive developmeIs says the Prescott Journal Miner. The winZe taps the vein at a depth of $50 feet from it's apex and 100 feet be- low the tunnel. It is GOO feet in from the mouth of the tunnel.
 A station is being cut and drifts will be started on the ore body each way as soon as the station is finished G. P. Henderson. superintendent of the company who left here yesterday for his camp after employing several min CTS, stated that the showing in the winze. where it taps the ledge is even better than anticipated The ledge was found within six inches of the point where it was expected to find it according to MT Henderson's measure ments. When the drifts are in short distance from the station. the winze will be continued down along the ledge. Power drills will be used in the work
 The cOmpany's holdings are located immediately south of the Poland Min ing cOmpany's properties at Poland. The equipment includes a hoisting plant installed in the tunnel at the winZe, a fifty-ton mill. air compressor and other modern mining and milling machinery. II was formerly known as the Poland Extension property
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
MINING NOTES.
Pertaining to Clifton Morenci District
 and Surrounding Camps.

The following items are from the l latest issue of the Copper Era of Cliff
 ton:
 At the New York-Arizona property
 work is going along about as rapidly
 as usual. Development work con- l tinues to reveal a fair grade of mill
 ing ore. Secretary Degenar. who
 spends the most of his time at the
 mines, is expected to arrive in Cliff | ton in short time. when the pro-
 groess of the company will be made public.
 Walter Doudna, who has a bond on | the Gypsy Queen and several other claims in the Greenlee district. this
 week let a contract to w. s. Riley
 for 75 feet of tunnel work on the ] Gypsy. This claim is looking ex- ceedingly well and Walter has a l chance to do well with it if copper i advances in price. He has already spent considerable time and money on development work and deserves sue cess.
 The A. C. Smelter has made a good average run thiS% month and will no doubt be in the 1900 or l400 column in tonnage. The Coronado railroad has been in good shape and ore shipments have been steady. There is no cur tailment in production with the A. c. company. She goes just the same whether the price of copper is high or low. The only thing that can check the A. C. is floods.
 The New England company has completed shipment of the Copper King ore which was stored in North Clifton. Additional ore shipments amounting to quite a number of car loads. are being made from the Antie- tam. Should the price of copper reach the 1S-cent mark. the New Eng land will be very much alive. Con- siderable development work. including the strengthening of the shaft on the Antietam. is being done by the com pany. Operations at the Copper King have practically ceased.
 Word reached Clifton this week from the Gold Belt camp that gold ore of good grade was encountered in the bottom of the shaft on the cop per claim. The shaft has reached a depth Of more than 265 feet and the fact that the gold was struck at that depth is most gratifying to those in charge of the property. The Gold Belt management has been expecting to make several important discoveries for some time and it now seems that the assets of the company will be greatly enchanced by the addition of more eX- cellent gold ore.
 The shannon. one of the most sub stantial copper companies in Arizona. has made a steady run during the past month and no doubt will touch her usual average mark. The big furnace has been handling ores rapid ly and will make a good showing. The ore supply has been steady and few delays have occurred. By getting a good start the first month of the new year. 1908 should be a good one for the company. With the excellent plant and a good average market price for copper. the Shannon will make a handsome showing Delays 1 caused by new improvements. repairs l and floods are past history. as these | drawbacks have been overcome.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
THE PITTseuRe MAYER.

Lon D. Hall. general manager of the Pittsburg Mayer Mining company, is here from his camp in the Mayer dis trict He is accompanied by pr. John Crawford, a director of the concern who recently arrived here from Pitts burg. Pa, and who is so charmed with Arizona that he has decided to locate permanently at Mayer.
 Mir. Hall stated that the directors of the company were financing the con cern for large operations. He is ex- pecting orders to resume work In the near future. The mine has been shut down since work ceased at the Hum- boldt smelters. The resumption of work at the Humboldt smelters will be followed by operations on almost all the properties in that district. which have been closed during the last few mCnths.-Journal-M Miner
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
BIG DoINGS AT FUMAROLE.
A Carload Of Big Machinery is Now
 Being Installed.

About two weeks ago the manage ment of the Fumarole mine decided to order new hOisting works for the mine and continue sinking the shaft, the present steam hoist being too small to go much deeper. a depth of 260 feet having been attained. Ac- ccrdingly an order was sent to Fl Paso for a 60-horse power hoisting engine complete, a new boiler which. together with the one they have, will furnish ample steam, and other ma chinery.
 The car arrived in Stafford last Sat urday and on Sunday the hoisting en- zine was loaded and taken to the mines by the old Dominion Cos teams requiring twelve big mules to pull it. The balance of the machinery was taken out during the week. The new hoist will be operating in a few days
 It is the intention of the company to continue sinking the shaft, cutting stations at he proper places as hey go down. The shaft shows better ground with every foot sunk and no one need be surprised to learn that large bodies of ore have been discovered at any time. If the ore is there. and there is every reason to believe that it is. this company is going to find it, and not be very long about it either Down to the 200-foot level the time con- stunned in sinking the shaft beat the record for AriZOna.-Graham Guardian Stafford.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
THE REWARD MINE.
In the Casa Grande District Visited
 By Michigan Capitalists.

Superintendent Fred w HOar. of the Lake Superior and Arizona Copper company. took a large party of promi- nent Michigan capitalists to the Casa Grande mining district. this county this week. to inspect the Reward mine. The party was composed of s. C. Kaufman, W. N. Breiting and c. F. Dunster. NJ. r.. of Marquette. and H. E. Hoveland and H. A. Smith of Bis bee
 All the gentlemen named have be- come interested. through the efforts of Fred W. Hcar, in the reward mine and came to look the property over with a view to deciding upon a plan of effec- tive develoDment work.
 Ir. Hoar has been retained as the new company's consulting engineer and his suggestions as to the extent and plan of the development work will 5e followed. The Reward mine is patented property and has been work ed at intervals, by the former owners. ever since 1881. But no definite plan of development was followed and as a result the property was never placed on a paying basis. The new owners will pursue a different policy if Fred Hoar's views are carried into effect and we expect to see the mine placed on paying basis within short time from the date of the beginning of oper- ations by the present owners. The property is capable of profitable pro- duction under practical management, and as practical men are now in charge of it success may be confident ly expected.-Arizona Blade. Florence.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
STRIKE AT THE BORDEAUX

H L. Sweeny, who returned recent ly from the Bordeaux mine, in the Big Bug district. being opened by the Money Metals Miging company. brought in some samples of high grade sulphide ore from a recent strike at that promising property. Mir. Sweeny stated to Journal-AIiner representa- tive yesterday that work on the prop crty was progressing satisfactorily and that the ore showing was better than anticipated by the management of. the concern when he mine was purchased from Fred Rief of this city. several months ago. The Bordeaux group com prises three claims located on the headwaters of Big Bug creek. one milo and half south of Walker
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09

land mine had one of his legs broken between the ankle and knee, in the Poland tunnel. while riding on a hand car. He was riding with three other miners when his foot slipped across the axle of the car, breaking both bones of the limb. The fracture was reduced by Dr. Swetnam. of Poland, immed- lately after the accident. Dr. Swet- nam accompanied the injured man to the Mercy hospital here last evening -Journal- Miner.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09

For your pick of any FALL OR WINTER SUIT in stock-ele- gantly tailored garments in solid colors. plaids and checks.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09
MINER BREAKS LEG.

At o'clock yesterday morning Mexican miner employed in the Po-
Arizona republican., 1908-02-09

On your free and unrestricted choice of any MESALINE, TAF- FETA OR NET WAIST in the house. Plenty of sizes for all com CTS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-08
HOW ABOUT NORFOLK COUNTY!

The Norfolk Landmark has served
notice or he Democratic party that
il II dominates Mr. Bryan any more
that it will not support him, II W"
can Rad the stars Alright many ana
many landmark has silently ana
quietly disappeared without changing
in the least The map Of this vain old
wcrid OF urs"-Wise News
THAT is very true. However,
since Mr.. Bryan began 10 run this
Landmark has kept its place and the
Democratic majority in The Congress
sional district inhabited by the Wise
News has disappeared. Wise county
went for Cleveland: it has never gone
for Bryan Norfolk Landmark.
Yet all through Cleveiandism.
Organism. Parkerism and Organism
again. Alvah H. Martin. Republican
boss. has maintained his grip upon
bcsh the Republican and Democratic
parties in the Democratic county OF
Norfolk. Furthermore. he has man
aged through TO keep himself In
the most lucrative officer within the
gift of the people outside Of Norfolk
CITY, and this without more than
spasmoiic and perfunctory protests on
the part OF the Norfolk papers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-08
NEW DEMOCRATIC HOUSE
LEADER.

The transition OF the House Demo
cratic leadership from John SHARP
Williams to Champ Clark was AL
orderly proceeding and one which
leaves no sting in Democratic bosoms
II any regret follows this change OF
chieftains 1t lies in the fact that an
ether occasion has been afforded 10
various newspapers to reproduce the
Anticipated cut OF John Sharps phiz,
which represents the Mississippian
as the possessor Of great shock oil
bristling black hair and an Emperor
William moustache. This particular
picture was taken twenty-five or
thirty-five years ago, coincidental with
the originals emergence from the
Heidelberg University.
Since then MIR. Williams has De
yeloped Tor declined. as you please,
into an amiable and benevolent a7
pearing gentleman with thin gray
hair and a dropping hirsute adorn
ment OF the upper lip
The fact Is that so Gocile h1s N!
Williams become since his stnden'
days. the present Republican speaker
OF the House OF Representatives az
corded him privileges never before
enjoyed by any minority leader. name
w. the power to appoint the minority
membership on the various commit
tees
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-08
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