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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
" HUGHES TEST" NOT A TEST
VOTING PERHAPS NOT INDICA-
TIVE OF SENTIMENT.
Herbert Parsons Says Governor Will
Have Support of 40 Per Cent Of
New York County's Delegates.

NEW YORK, September 9.-That Gov.
40 per cent of the delegates from New
York county to the state republican con-
vention at Saratoga next week is the
opinion expressed by Herbert Parsons,
chairman Of the county committee, after
analyzing the vote cast in yesterday S
primaries. While the test vote was made
in only nine assembly districts in New
York county, Mr.. Parsons said it was
quite apparent that there is q strong
Hughes sentiment among ce.tain ele-
ment which votes the republican ticket.
1t was shown, also, he said, that there is
bitter opposition to the governor in GER
tain quarters, notably in those sections
of the city where foreign-born citizens
predominant. In the selected districts of
Kings county the net vote against the
governors denomination was more than
two to one.
There are many who are not inclined to
accept yesterdays voting in the scattered
districts as indicative Of sentiment
throughout the greater city. They point
out that in those districts where the gov
ernor's friends were in control Of the dis
trict organization there was In each in
stance substantial Hughes lead, while in
those districts in which the leaders have
opposed the governors candidacy the re-
suit was quite the reverse. Another point
which has been made in this connection
is that nothing like the full vote was
brought out. AS an instance, there Is the
which went 1O3 for Hughes and 544
against him. In last years election the
republican candidate for the assembly re-
ceived 3,S72 votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
COCHRAN LAUDS TAFT
BEST QUALIFIED NOMINEE
EVER, SAY BRYAN ADVOCATE.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BOSTON. Mass. September 9.-While
declaring he will support Bryan, w.
Rourke Cochran, at his hotel here, today
lauded William II. Taft, the republican
candidate as he has not been lauded even
in his own ranks.
Taft is the greatest and best qualified
nominee ever offered in any republic in
the world" said Cochran. 'He is a great
er man than Roosevelt When surrounded
by the same environment that made
Roosevelt great. he will prove a bigger
man
1T is a mistake however. for Mr. Taft
to go on the stump. He is a failure there
Bryan is born tribune. Therein lies his
strength
But Taft is wonderful administrator
the greatest the country has ever seen
and is wonderful worker. But l fear
his deficiencies on the stump will
eclipse his real merit in the eyes Of the
people. He cannot compare with Bryan
a speaker.
Taft will poll % per cent of vote
neither Cannon. Knox nor any other
republican candidate. save Roosevelt
would have secured. That is great deal
Taft is a greater man than Roosevelt.
Party barriers are badly broken. Bryan
will get the radical vote. But Taft will
get the vote Tor Rooseveltism, even
though Rooseveltism is buttressed behind
the great influences of wealth. trusts and
on
Yes. I think Bryan is a great man.
too continued Cochran, but he Is a diff
ferent kind of man from Taft"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
CAPT. ARCHIBALD INJURED.
War Correspondent Victim of Acct
dent in France.

Capt James Archibald of this city was
accidentally shot In the eye while cunning
for partridges day or two ago with
Marquis de Martimprey. near Cambrai.
France The doctors were successful in
extracting the bullet, and it is thought
that they may save his sight.
Capt Archibald Is a well known war
correspondent and lives at the Wyoming
in this city. His mother is there at
present.
She has heard nothing from her son ex-
cept what she has learned from the news
papers. She sent a cablegram of inquiry
this morning. and expects an answer to-
night
Capt Archibald was born in New York
in 1869 the son Of DR.. F. A. and Martha
w. ]. Archibald. He has seen service in
several campaigns. notably in the Chinese
Japanese war, in the Sioux campaign and
in the last Apache campaign. He was
volunteer aide de camp with the 9TH Army
Corps during the Spanish war. He was on
Gen. Mckibben's staff in the Santiago
campaign, and saw a great deal of scout
ing service. He was the first man wound
ed In the Spanish war. receiving a bullet
wound In the left arm.
In the Boer war he was with the Brit
ish forces until the occupation of Pre-
toria, where he was wounded. He was
correspondent for Golfers in the war be-
tween Russia and Japan. He has written
several books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
BANK OFFICIALS SILENT.
Hasn't Heard From Co.'S
mopolitan in Pittsburg.

Lawrence o. Murray controller of the
currency. made the following statement
today regarding the closing of the Cos
mopolitan National Bank of Pittsburg:
Judge F. F. Oldham, the chief of the
insolvent division. whom l sent to Pitts
burg before the closing Of the Cosmopoli-
tan National Bank, returned this morning.
and states that the condition of the bank
justified its closing.
mo application has been made to this
office making any proposition Of any
kind whatever looking toward it's re-
opening for business, nor has anything
been received from any officer connected
with the bank connecting Mr.. Cunning
ham with intoxication when he made the
examination"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
JUDGE PARKER LEAVES TOWN.
Says He Would Not Run for Gov
ernor of New York.

Before leaving for New York at 1870
o'clock today Judge Alton B. Parker took
cognizance of a report that he would be
willing to make the race for governor of
the state of New York at the approach
ing election. and said in so many words
that he was not SO inclined. He made
special reference to the headlines pub
lished over an interview he granted to the
Washington correspondent of New York
paper.
II am not willing to run for Governor
of New York" said Judge Parker. Il did
not feel that the situation and the ques-
tion presented justified me in saying
more than that. 1t is my desire never
again to hold public office. My friends,
felt. would understand that l said pre-
cisely what / meant. and my answer was
int ended to inform them and no one else"
Judge Parker will entertain Mr.. Bryan
at dinner next Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
Biggest Crowds of the Day.
Can't Accept Dutch Invitation.

The Navy Department has been obliged
to decline an invitation extended by the
Netherlands government for the battle
ship feet to visit Landjong Prick. Java.
on the way to Manila. The department
desires to get the fleet to Manila ir good
time for the target practice season and
does not think 1t wise to depart from the
itinerary mapped out for the vessels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
MITCHELL MAY Be NAMED
GOSSIP REGARDING SELECTION
oFF.P. sARGENT'S SUCCESSOR.
Still Politics May Prevent-Powder-
ly and Larned Are Almost
Being Mentioned.

No little speculation is being indulged in
as to the probable successor of the late
Frank P. Sargent as commissioner gen
eral of immigration. and names are being
talked of with a freedom that, in some
their owners among them Acting Com
missioner General r. II. Larned, Ter
ence v. Powderly. former commissioner
general and now chief of the bureau Of
information in the immigration service;
John Mitchell. former president of the
mine workers union, and others.
1t Is well known that John Mitchell
stands high In the confidence of the Pres
ident as we'll as of Secretary Straus, but
it is not to be overlooked. say his friends
In this city. that Mr.. Mitchell has more
than once declined better positions from
the standpoint Of salary, and his influ-
ence for good to the cause which he has
so long represented when they have been
offered him by the President in the past.
Then, they add. or at least those who
have tendencies Bryanward, that 1t must
De remembered that Mr.. Mitchell has al
ready tacitly, if not openly. given his
support to the Gompers demonstration
which is cutting some figure in both polit-
ical and labor circles. That fact alone it
is argued. might prompt the President
against offering aid and comfort to one
whose present political attitude is at least
doubtful
Don't Want Brief Job.
Friends of both Larned and Powderly
say it is extremely doubtful that either of
them would care to relinquish good posi-
tions. protected by the civil service law
of tenure, to WELD the brief authority of
commissioner general for few months
at the close of the present administration,
with the possibility of being displaced by
the new administration. be it Tafts or
Bryan's.
Secretary Straus. through his private
secretary, Mr. Stevens. has emphatically
stated that Mr.. Sargent's successor has
not yet been selected, and that the mat
ter of selection has progressed no further
than an early stage of consideration. Yet
Mr.. Mitchelrs name as the choice keeps
bobbing up more prominently as the days
go by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
JONES FOR SENATOR.
Washington Primary Election Re-
turns Indicate Ankenv's Defeat.

SPOKANE, Wash, September 9.-Late
reports from yesterdays primary cleo
ton indicate the selection Of Repre-
sentative Jones as republican nominee
for senator in place of Levi Ankeny
Owing to the large number Of candi-
dates, returns are slow in coming in.
The race for governor is close that
it is difficult today to make predic-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-09
WR|CHT'S AEROPlANE
HAS WORLDS RECORD
Scars 81 Minutes 81 Seconds
at Fort Myer Today.
DIDN'THAVE TO COME DOWN
Machine Circles Drill Grounds Fifty.
Seven Times.
MILE-A-MINUTE SPEED MADE
Aviator Glad America Holds PEN
nant for Long Flights-Dele-
oranges Performance
Is Doubled.
MILE-A-MINUTE SPEED MADE
What Orville Wright Did.

Stays up in air. 5731 minutes.
Doubles Delagrange's record.
Circles drill grounds fifty-seven
times.
Travels probably fifty seven
miles.
Makes speed of mile a minute.
Flies to height of 80 feet.
Puts America on top.
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Balloon Sails for 23 Hours.

NEZHIN. Russia, September "a bal
loon from Berlin, carrying two German
aeronauts came down here yesterday
after having been in the air twenty-three
hours.
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
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Sc VENDEN.-R98aIsg, Arbustos =
PalmitAI de CocoS. sAntuEcs, Parads 25
15v.E
LOS MAS ACREDITADOs. A.
Blanco Fernandez. FabFIelDtS g Ile0fOS
ConoCido ventajomments ca todG la iGla ,
extranisEo. Ordenes 81 ApaEtado 687, lR
Gale de Tesukn -43, en San juan, de
Pmoyto Rie0.
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EDI C I 0

En- lR Corts de DiHtEito del Distrito Judi.
cisl de GuAyAma, P. r EstAdoH Uni.
dos de America. El Presidents de los
EptAdos Unidog S.S.
SUCCESSION dR ZaCaEfaB Vail EspineBa, poF
Administrator Federico Vail EspinoSs.
Dsmandante. VS.. Ricardo de la To.
RE Freimaiot DsmandRdo.
Civil ndmerO 648 Procedimiento eSps
cial en- cobro dc hipoteca.
O6cina del MaElhal.
70, Jose Juan Vidal, MAMMAL de Il
CoTte de DiBtrito del DiHtrito JadiciRl de
GuayRma, p. r.
POR CUANTO: On 19 de Diciembre de
1907, por 81 SeoretariO de esta CoEte de
DisGrito, 90 hR lib a 10 una ordsn, en- Ia
que SO ordena al TequeTimisnto del deudoE
dsmRndado don Ricardo de Ia Tore Frei.
maint, para que dentFo del termino de
treinta dfas BatiAfsga la CRntidRd que
adeuda los lemRndantes de m /
dOscientoB diez dollars por capital 6 intere.
Zee hasta el 80 de NovismbTe tiItimO, mas
los que % devenguen haGtR 81 dia del pago
J laB CoOtat; bajo spsTCibimieuto de que 81
no veTi6cA 81 psgo en- plaso indicado %
proCedeT6 lR venta On p6blica nubaAtR.
FOR CUANTQ: En- 21 de Dioiembrs
tiltimc, foe diCho deudoE demandado, mott.
ficAdO = TequeEido, segd1 % diBpone On
dich9 oFdeD.
POR CUANTO: En- "a de EneFo de
1908, iaEtanciA del abogadoy de la de
mRndante, Bolicita que Bs vsndan en- pdbli-
CO Bnt aHtR loB bienes hipotsCadoI, por no
hIbeF he ho efectivR dichR cantidRd que ae
TsClamB, apeSST de habeT transcurEido el
plazo.
POR TANTO: ProcsdeTe & vender en-
pdblica Bnbasta Ia fnca Tdatics hipotecada,
cuyR description es Ia Biguiente:
"TeTYeno 6jto en- el baFrio de Montellauo,
t6rminO munich al de la Cidra, CompueTto
de Betenta = cinco cusrdaF, equiva ente8 4
veinte nueve hect6EeaB, ouRrentA = lieta
Areas uetenta otho Csnti6Feas, colindan.
do poF 81 NoTts con don Manuel Reyes
Rivera, Ricardo de la Tore, hoy don Er.
nesto Rivera; por 81 Sur CON el BeloE de Ia
TorKa, hoy don Ernegto RiVeTS; poE el
Eats con el rio BRyGmonCito = Ell migmO
Rivera DOE el OeSts con el gefioE de Ia
ToFTe, hoy ell miBmo Rivers, Manuel Re-
yeV, Sandalio GRRc6s h SuceBi6n de don
ben1Go nun q O-Cn3 ntpoGsc8 4ue lbsCh'
Il d folio 1T del tomo 10 dc Il CT r.,
inca Gil, inscription 2 R 'giatro de Il Pro.
PiedRd de GuRyamG."
Dicha venta tendr6 lugsE en- mi efeina
5ta ca al mismo edificio que eStk instsIRda
la CoTta de DigtTito 81 dia 2l de Febrsro
de /, 908, ID una de 10 tarde; adVirti6n'
dose que no 1s admitiTG postura que no sea
decontado, On moneda americans y % Rd'
iudicar6 OI meior poHtor.
Dado bsio mi 6rmS en- ests ciudRd de
Guaysms, P. r., & % de EneHo de 9O8.
JOSE Juan Hidal, Mammal de ID CoTte
de Distrito de Guyana, P. r.
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El CiTcuIO ObrerO y las fiGhaS en- las
haCiend0S.

La piguients communication hR dirigido
la junta central del CfrcuIo obFeEo, al
attorney general,
',San Juan 13 de FebreEo de 1908.
Mr.. M. Hoyt, attorney de Puerto Rico.
s nor: Con fschR anterior NOS diTigi
mol 81 qus entsnCes sctuabs como alton
neY de a isis Mr., Frark Feuillp, en- ell
aentido de que evitaFa sn 10 possible el que
se remuneFs los tEabsjadoTes so labor
con fuhaB cartoneg 8elIadoB en- ves de
moneda legal circularte.
"Mr Fsuille, fac de opinion que, con
eBa pr6ctiCa, ue eataba violando 81 aFtfcu.
10 322 del C6digo Penal, con fsoha %
de ngoato del 1907, pas6 una circular &
vaRios f4cales de ls is'a oEden6ndoleB que
psEsiguisFan los inffactoEes de Ia ley.
Como used hRbE& visto el honorable GO
bsPnador On su menasis & In legiaIatura
reoomisnda que ae haga una ley para evil
tar que $50 auceda. Es 10 icieTto que al
no 50 hun tomado medidas tendencies & svi.
tar eBa il fracci6n de ley. En- tsl aautido,
respectable sefoT, los obFaTos sfi,iadoB 8
nueatra institution Fecurren & uGted por
nueBtro conduCto, para que eRtudi6is aI
aSunto , vesiH lR SmeioT maneEa de evitRr
que sigR circulando en- 81 pals eAta moneda
illegal con peEjuicio de Las classes trabaia'
doFaa
En- espeFR de q. BsFemeB atendidts 1ue6R
mos do uBted fratsFnalmOnt, Andres Ro.
dEfguez, presidents de la J uuta Central del
Circulo. Victor Espioo, BscYetario dc IL
JurtS Central del CfFcuIo
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Venta especial

Es Ia epoca reglamentaria de nues-
tro Balance General y con este motive
hacemos antes VENTAS ESPECIA-
LES de todos aquelIos artieulos que
tenemos en- gTandes cantidades siendo
pues el meior tempo de hacer COM
pras en- nuestro GRAN BAZAAR de
cualquier articulo que sc neesite, lue.
go entrara Ia normalidad en- los pre-
clos; visitenos y vera como es cierto
que tienen precios escepcionales los
articulos siguientes otros mas que
no relacionamos pero que estdn ex.
puestos.
Bajillas de porcelana decorada, iue-
gos de cafe japoneses J de porcelana
decorada, jarrones:s japoneses estilo
modernista, Tiestos PaIa flores, Qua
dros para sala comedor y gabinetes,
Cubiertos de metal blanco garantiza-
dos Sombreros para Senoras Cortes
de Blusas bordados, Sombrillas etc,
etc.
Acabamos de recibir un extenso
surtido de ALFoMBRAs y EsTERAs
especiales que ofrecemos & precios muy
econ6micos:
Alfombras de CREX muy propias
para pafses calidos, por su frescura, y
en- diversos dolores, para sala, , gabi
netes y habitaciones:
Para sala-tamaho-pies K ga So una.
Id. gabinete, . pulgds 81 x90 SO
una.
ID. gabinete ), pulgda Sc y a 81
una
Id, habi.aei6n ), ), "a 48 a so ctvy
Para id id pulgds ;, q 40 a 65 ctvs
una
ID i'd i'd pulgds }, IS \ 86 4 so ctv.
una
Alfombras fbra Hof, muy solicitadas
por ser lavables. Colores. verde, azul
Posa , habano.
Psra sala de pies 6 8 s z. so uua
da. id, de pies rs K 1916 a S 10 una
Id. id, de pies 81 10-2 4 S IL una
Id. id, de pies 8 KIP asp una
La misma clase por yardas, en- colo
raul y punz0 y de una yarda anO
cho 4O y 80 ctVs La yarda.
Estera de paja para pisOs, en- yariOs
eolores y de u alyaTda de anchO de %
40 ctvs. yarda.
Alfombra de Moqueta para saIa en-
cOlOres elegantes y cOmbinacionGs mo-
dernistas de pies 8 81 una,
Alfombras de i'd id en- id para id
en- pies S-3 lo-6 S13 uua.
Alfombras de id id para habitaci6n
en- los mismos colores dibuiOs ele-
gantes de tamanfO, pulgadas "a "
81 30 una.
AlfOmbra de felpa' fina, en- coIOres eIea
ganteS y clake extra, prOpias pa-O
habita zion, tamafo, pdas 54 K 81 S2.5r
AlfOmbras pOr yardas en- colores me-
dernistas y dibuIOs slegantsH, de 2s
pulga las de anchO IS = IS ctva. IR
yarda.
GONZALEZ PADIh HsRMlN0S. San Fran
cisco 38, , Ia PAQUlTA' A'.-SanlJus
to 20.
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TRAGEDIA EN- FL RIO.
LOLA.
Anita J RafaeIito Mezquid8, pefecis-
ron ah0gadOs en- el prOfundO
Naeso"
Al var 1 R. fBGIlip GR InmIRsRtO pOIlgIO, 50 pI-
Gre y suS d0S hOrmlnlS IuehaTeR'dDsospsTR-
dlnGRt0 DST salTiTI0.
(Por teZetonOl
Carolina. Eebrero Il / \ las 8. Is q n ]

Carolina Febrero II \ las 9.15 q N
Aver, eBo de les r. m, aali6 de pa.
geo las fueraa de ls pob scion, una dis
tiDguida fsmi ia de eBta ciudad. Fran Ell
senior Rsfasl Mezqpida, Bu eBpoGa y sus
hi q R4faeI, Mar sarita Ana.
Iban, aprovechando lG hermnsa taFde
di6faua. RespirRF en- la CRmIifa caroline
na el Iico smbisnte que pei famRn nRran'
j 81 IimoneIog.
al llegaE 81 ATTIC On al cual 30 emplaEan
les obEsB del gran puente, no distante de
cuYo Bitio sl Loiza recuTv@ explay6nd0ss
pFimeE0 la coFTiente on un remanBo para
precipitarse enasguida en- r6pidos hsEmoRf
aimov detuvi6fonse los paBesntes.
BordeaFon 81 csu1sloBo Efr, :, al lis
gar Ia maSg n del chaTco de Mae8O, dis
puBi@ronBe tomar nm bAfio. El pequefo
Rsfae', de 12 ID de edad, aTroj6sa 81
primsrO 81 sgus, vieEon enseguida con
eBpanto Bus padTss, que ls immersion del
nifin 90 pToloug@bs.
Vi6ronla despu6s en- RnguatioBa lucha
con las aguau que le empujsbRn rio absjo
, le ssfXiaban, = lanz6Ae 81 MaesO 81 pc.
DIRE, y trss cate, MaTgsTitR Ana, hernia
mas de r fselito Mszquida.
Fueron inatantss verdsdeFamente trSgi'
coz Cuando 81 padre luchaba poT sRlvaE
& 50 hijo, Ia Abnegsds Anits, De Is sf:s
de edad, amants tieTnfsima de 60 psqutdo
hsrmauc, 90 ahogaba unto ellOH Y deBa'
parecfa an 10 pEcfundo del Maes2.
Fu6 todo brave. La impstuoBs corEien'
ta arrastr6 al peque1o Rsfael, y nadR supo
su padre do Bu tFemeuds desspAyici6n,
porgus 81 tambi6n, juntO con Margarits,
estab1u "a & merosd de lsa sgusP, oali
alfxiadoV.
ElRnor Felipe SAnth3z, que ca aqus'
lloH momentos lIeg4ba 81 indicsdo AitiO,
RrEoj6ss al aqua, ain dsspoj arsa de auB 70
pas Iogr6 salvRr vAlOFoBaments don
Rafaei MsSquida , au hijs MaTgsEitR.
Ests raago del Htfor s6nchsz, no ha me-
neStaE alabRnzAV
NsA las ditz de Ia no, he fu6 haIlado 81
cad6var de Rafsslito .Aezquida, pero 81 de
Ia nifia Ano, no hs apRrscifo adnG eBtR
hoFa 0.15 .. NJ.
Esta tragsdia cause en- la poblaci6n, ex
tERoEdinRTiA alaTms, intense pelsT.
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la fiesta del CaEnavaT.

LA Eiguients comisI6n ha pido deaignada
para el CaFnAvRl de 1908.
Presidents, don jose 7. Silva. Vooa.
lea, Luis Sanchez Morales, Hernsnd
Bshn, Manuel CamuhaB, p. M. Welty,
Jscinto Texidov, Gsneroao Candina, Rs
feel Fabian, w. X Lands, Bernardo
Huioy, d. e. Richardson, Pedro Giusti ,
doctor Tomas Va1que8
Bale de insuguraci6n, maFtss 25 de Fs'
breFO. Bsile de m6acaFAH ju4vsa q dc
Frbrero. Bale de pifios visrnes % de
FebrsEe Bails de m61caras 6abado 20
dc FsbreFo lien. iden., domiugo 10. de
Mario Iden iden, maEtss do Mario.
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QUESTION HISTORICAL.

etamos csha eehs lei desemDacu de Ponce De Leon en-
Puerto RICO
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la CoTts para informar en- el asunto del
debate; Yafiez Sc qusd6 allf, no b 9ciendo
uso de los tres bsFcOs que le hAbfa Conoe.
dido 81 Fsy los qus fueron dedicados otrou
Bervicios Entoncss dominaba eI oro en-
pedszoB en- bsrFsB, al como hoy el do.
llaF y la fnalidad principal de los visieroB
de la 6pocs era Ia de adquirirlo un0s de
baens mAneFa y otrOB como pudieTan, pero
hacienda violencia glgunos para cometer
actoa iojusto'. De ahf que vo admirare
la vioIencia que hubo de hscsrBe PizaFro
cuandO iuAtigado pOF 81 fraile del ConHeio
que le invocAba ls supreme Conveniencia dc
lS raziu de EAtalo, aobsFana ca todaB
las epocaH y en- todos los tiempoB, falt6 &
su pslabrR dads & AtGuoIpa, hacienda
Inca al hijo del rey que con 81 peIeaba y
hsri6ndole despu6I an gran entisrro con
guaTdias de vista CaHonazoV, Era la
neCesidad dura pero nscesidad de ID con.
quiAts , de ID guerra"
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SEPASE

Que no pnblicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantado.
Cada seis palabras Sc cUentRn poH una
Inca y la lfnea vale diez centavOa.
Las CaTtas que Vengan con comUnicados
Eln impQgt0 40 aeEan eoptastadag,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-17
{ 9gagg q ediei6n de Ia Nanal ]

LA coEts de dist,ito de Ponce, declare
legal la petici6n de divOrcio entire Miguel
NisvsS y Aegals Rodrfgueg, qusdando
smbus c6nyugueS sspsFados.
-Anocha ss pFomovi6 go eI g andul"
una rims entire jose Ayals 8 Isidoro Alya
EeE. de y CUSl Essu't6 hsEido eate d timo
ca lR cara,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
COUNTY LOCAL
OPTION LAW MAY
Be REPEALED
CONTINUED From Page One.)

eral hundred Hungarians who were
not entitled to naturalization papers.
Suits are to be instituted against some
of the foreigners as a warning to their
class not to attempt to vote hereafter
until they have resided here long
enough.
Acknowledgement Bingham has rem
dered an opinion, holding that county
officials who were elected to succeed
men appointed to fill out unexpired
terms must wait until January 1 to
take office.
In Pulaski county a man was ap-
pointed some time ago to take the of
flee of a Sheriff who was killed. His
successor was elected November B
but Bingham says that the law pro
vides that county officials shall begin
their terms the first of January follow
ing their election. The question has
arisen in several counties as to Wher
county official elected to succeed g
man who was appointed shall take of
fee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-14
THE THEATER
1.-THE Devil" PIeases.

A large and enthusiastic audience
witnessed the first presentation in
this city of this seasons great sue
cess, 1.-THE Devil by the Particle
Stock company at the Gennett theatre
last night.
Mr. Frank Sibley in the leading role
won unprecedented praise for his ex-
acting portrayal of the character of
his majesty, THE Devil" Geo. F. Car
roll as the artist, handled his part eX,
ceedingly well. Miss Ida Parks as the
millionaire's wife, proved herself to be
an actress of ability and created nc
end of comment by her clever imper
sonation of the role.
The Particle stock company during
it's stay in Richmond, has met with
unusual success and has gained great
favor among theatre-going people. II
is probably the best stock company
ever showing in this city, and wher
the company plays a return engage
ment here in the spring, packed houses
will undoubtedly be the rule rather
than the exception. The Railroad
King will be presented tonight.