davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-06
TEN THOUSAND PLANTS.

sst HEN THOUSAND PLANTS.
 Consisting of Palms, ferns, lily of the valley. aSalean and orchids. and nnmerous other blooming and foliage plants suitable for holiday gI1ts. Get your plants early and avoid the rush.
 Phone zoo, Rosemont Gardens.
 City store. 100 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-06

Denies He Was Arrested.
 Brattleboro. Vt, Dec. 5.--Attorneys for B. s. Balestier. c brother-in-law of Rudyard Kipling. deny that he was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-06

The following marriage licenses were issued:
 To Joseph Cox and Missouri Dunn; to Willie Jackson and Lula Misceldine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-06
CONDITIONS or Sale

The garments in this sale tUiH De strictly cash. None tUiH be charged exchanged or sent C. o. D.
 Alterations tUiN De charged for extra.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
BALKAN

vlddn nnglickh 1.ondtnt i dsty
wfcb zAstupcu cizint pupira praydi'
vost zprav, die nichz pferusoni prime
ho vyiodnayani mezi Rakousko.uher,
skem "a Tureckem zavineno bylo inter
vouci Auglie, sou5asnt prohlasuio Sc, le
kazd6 Turecku neptiomnt prime yyie-
duayani ! - otich auglieke ylhdy paya'
lnyauo hude va uroguani resty ku vse.
phuent sbodt. Jak ozuamuje So Nid,
ut "a q Cafibndu, ma b}t pfimt yyiede
nhFhni mpEi Rakouskem "A Tureekom
zase bra zahhifnu. AEknity ma skutet
nom stavu vtei utf SO uezmtuilo, dipln.
maIirka Utmost ma piece ien smifnau
tFhdtnti srhska gastayh stale ieste
.ahuiskrm uvheEpsfl d naykttya karun
hIbU prince sfhsktbo y FrtFohfaAt hudi
Itstt nhavy, pnp5Ealk dasud urui 90.
HI lssntm. fda.H uarhau - na feste
k Nuil ave Faskt Hfytst9s ansho f.iali
nhifA ss taroHi Mikultsl dipiama
tlsk{m passhtyim ausha s1al tyi ul
sgtha atee kfhle rsta p,ifslau ppt iea
4 tlm 4aeiam, aht H9luta hyi kanFe
lfha nshsapefu6 aailatl y rayaju
rHHtasA asfbaal bfvsl{ pisdsfis
uhaktta miastsmtts rasla, ktsf} ha
hem iatfFslsnu pFahlAsli s ttsia prin
rafs VA = atel abs rsf slskAa bsl pro-
HtFlfrael pril ahskfi itasay ilsfss
sstaN 90 nAtstaft hha rfifaha
8s 'skAts tehr tfslfitk rga sFh
ska kefuHel ffHa isf9e piui hska
hEa aa FFatAalt asa8 sH tAi
HNH teftsm Wiu ffr j 90
81 Rflsk attshs Ftetefa 5 mat
m aftaka aiAEha fitata asts HHi
1 @ aN ffaial
ai 1aFsa su t ll
sHa Eana 81 takAsk
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
OMAHA.

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okrodon Loal,% 1Lal'.1 "I'1u ~ ~ yp' 0po'i'e
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hIovnI d5nu a,IagI 'I,'o '1, ~a"''~'i'ng, :,
hoz ioL6LoIi io,,a% ~ rl5 '''H~' ouo'i'
3d doI6 nn sohndnnh Iol 1871 = ,1'.l ''1"
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dina r5no nEi;,a Ja 0I,,,.'1., l., '''p'" ri
dial 5o ro 5,.as,rL =, p, ,',,',,..,",'. a'''o,
dina ~ oI,na =. ; ~ =" i,'o' ram, ,'a''"
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hyI ol.radon ~ nz;na '1','' m.l,r ','''''' ~ ~
odl,aJaa n,as,,o,i ~ 49, In,'o', p,Doo pg@,' w.
ri hrly M ~ do.ta,i;,.' -" iI''''' ,l1's NV
lila yysotfoy5nf IL 2lad%ii ,'a " ,,,'ao'I,, r,'''u
II kozosinoy}ch zaketa a line
zboli V Gene $1,000 Die posledni
zpravy jest polieie zlod6i6m ma
stope. nebof zjistila, le v noel.
kdyl krddez byla spachdna, byl
odve1en ma nadrazi yelkJ kufr We
3 bodny rano, adressoyan} do
Sioux City, Tam byl kufr aaba,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
DRoBNE GRAVY AMERICKE,

kratkG, lO.mflov1 trar zeIozniGni
vodouci N Blaine do Wcstmorrlnnd.
Kaus, byla t6chto dnoch proddnn
'syndikGtu chieaPakgch kapiinlisii. ia.
to draha bude prg prodIouzona do Wi.
chita Manhattan, Kans., po n M
do Omnhy.
pti nod6voh an6hovh bouH or Viva.
mipgu 1t,otil so Henry Cation fl tc,ryo
InozJlH bvI uaIezou ~ Tic g,dlrg d II.
mrzltmo pohama rnkamp HvI do.
nravcn do miami uo,roouico % nnv5lfi.
Irlm stoyp
,I..3. r.,.,,., ,eI.,l ,aa....,u.
, ,annn A.. L,l ,atDaan Dn .,ar,ainh,a ,,
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n "' ~, "' ,,,z ,.% g,anI nnono.a nfiIcd
nnohoLhaanh Jam6 IL kdo noycoso ma.
Ito, ttn,o,,,n nl,yi,5nf 5,nino un,fr6
p.tau, t,,., rt..r,. , vn..,l.illo
,,,nana nh,I yaLna, y nlJyoH mnIn
&, ttrYty IpII Ga nj mai On Lumnunfu.
IIcl chyhu .c q mn mistl muIy trcGI
Isylbo oIcilbo svnto d po mfgri bo
Iy,l,u
y nIo vvi6dfopf spoIbovhlo gnp6foro
II. N. Dixona Moplauy byDo posIdno
Inmcrickf lodsty0 kolrm vtta hlnyuc
X vnll toml, ably udinilo znMdyku v
Jnponsku, pfcsvtdtlo TAX poddonf
mikadoyy upfimntm pfdtclstyi anne.
rcktrn, ktcrfmu nijak nocbtdIi ron.
umcli, ami yIada mikadoya nijak
nomohla rozIitfcni iojich uklidniti. Ma
yod k vyslhni cskddry do JHponSka
yychGm pr} cd snm6ho miknda.
WashinRtonska zprdyn sdfluje, ~
vldda nnse hodla zfiditi stale yysInne-
ctyi llabGsi IN tim ueolrm 0debeIe Se.
.tajemDik ameriekeho Vyslahe'lyl ""
rokkn do Debrn Iahoft aDy Pfeap'h"'
zastupoYal spoJehe Sthty Rral' Mf'
nellka'
P0licie n 6k0lni rada We Flladelfii w
setfily, 10 zaci obccnyeh skoI tamnich
uzivaji kokainu, Dal5im patranim Sc
zjistiIo, ze kokain prodhYdn byI zdknm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04

Inp2t,y IoGII thr,rH al 10. ,.Z..L
niyt snoior5oh gt6ta ag,a,,,,i[
70 sordco m IT mas. xon,,hI;,,ksn
glxv kandidat nrooidontotyi hv1
zvolen -
poLnJ u,n5,. ,loz,. at.,,.I ,oo
eIoLtor5Ioinb bIash nIa nn5"t t,a,
nraydlnodohnI hnLo ,5t5f
unohb s,bt,, dal" ,a,,'l,,;,,h..
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hof domal,rats 80 ,,.,,'''.i, 'i'' ...tl. ',.-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04

Peter g. H. Boland, dem.
William Butt, dem.
James p. Connolly, dem.
Robert H. Holmes, dem.
Jeremiah Howard, dem.
J. =. Kraug, dem.
w. $. Shoemaker, dem,
william +. Stoecker, dem.
Walter =. Thomas, dem.
OkreaDi zdatupcc:--
James p. English, dem
BoroBer--
p, G. lleafey, dem,
Okrcsoi komigaf;--
Oscm d. Pickard, dem.
Jeff w. Bedford, dem.
VoddrlBskG k1misoH--
Gbarlcs h, Sherman, dem.
Isnoc &. coDgdoD, rep
8kolnf mdn:--
y. r, Bostwick, rep.
Il, V, Cole, rep.
A. e. Kennedy, rep.
Jamcs Riclardsoo, rep.
Grant Wilkins, rep.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
JAK BEzEL BRYAN.

Bryanoyi daily naslcdujfct maty vet
snn; Alabama, Arkansas, Florida
Gcorgio, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nortf
CaroIina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Tcxa,
a Virginia. Celkcm I27 blasd.
Nejist}ch Jest ~ clekt, hlas6, ncnt
v5ak pochybnosti, he zna6nou 6dst ?
mich aigkG Taft
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04

nh osi ~ posIedncj8ich bylo zabito
kdyz Popagonci byli zahndni do zGlo
by. Die t6ze zpravy byli Indidui ape
no PapaRo ozbrojeni ylddou mexicltou
afkoIiy sd6lcni toto neni 1fadnf potyr
zeno Jind zpraya prayi, ne bity6 Il
byl zabit na6oIBik kmene Yaquisd. Gu
werner sonorsk} Tarres prdyd sc nu
yrdtiI \ Eyropy panuie nGhlod ~ be
hon tfdnc bned budc podcpsdna miro
VI smlbuya, n trynIY mir y kraiinG Il
npft pr@ Znvl6dBe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
Zpravy americka.
Noatesti na Panamekdm pr0plnvn.

Wasbingtonska dfadoyna pro pa.
nnmskI prdplay byla t6chto dnecl
ne6dom6na o ne5ttsti, klcrG se pfihodi.
10 dne 10. fijna p6 prdpIavni prlci Y
cnlobn Cut, nedaloko Empire. Udaly
10 totiz dvt cxplose dynamitoy6, pfi
niebh bylo ~ NUN zabito - porn.
memo. Vaichni znbiH porantni byli
6crno5i, " vgminkou inlcn}a w. j,
Dayise q muHe pH jcf1bu pracuiiciho,
jm6Dom q. Goodloy
stolota slavnost bogtonskych katolikh.
V Bostonu byla pofaddnu y t6chto
dnech jubiloiBi slaynost, Da pamdt sto-
lctth0 trydni tamui mtoick6 dioccose.
Kotoliei dali Vi zhlczoH na tGto sDay.
nost jnk n6lezi, nobot nnRlickf Ci5k
sc nj Airoce rozopimic prohln8uje
il m neivoIkolopdjM proicy svfho dm.
hu kdykoli y NoyoangIicku uapofG,
dnn},
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
Krajan 2agtfoIen

V Seattle, Wash, bydlici krajan j
W. Kar6sek, pfiruH iuzon}ra yefejp(
knihovny, byl zastfclon nestastnou nh
hodou m honu jelenh syym spoluhon
Gem J. u. Gabriclcm. stfclen byl do
hIavy skona oknmzitf, Mrtyolu jebo
pfivezli pozd6ji do m6sta po parni lo'
diei. Zpryu soudilo sc, ze Kardsok byl
zastfelen sv}m 5vaIrom, aysak pozdc.
il 10 vysvdtlilo, be nesfastnd rama by
Ia vypalena J. Il. Gabrielem, ktery to
t6z potyrzuic n jest cely zdrcen mad
tim ncst6aim. Gabriel byl tax zyanym
sydtcGnim stfoleem q toto byl jeho PRIV.
nj lovock} y$lct iebo ziyott.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
stal &c milionAfem.

Nowyorsk} prdynik r, II. sbearn staI
30 t6chto dnech miIiondfcm, nhsled'
ken dGdictW po str}ci j. Il. Pnccard.
oW, kter} nedavno zcmfoI Santa
Cruz, California Paccard nabyl jmG.
nj obicyenim stfibrnfeh dolu "A ptst6'
MIN dobytkn. iii Kalifornii od roku
1s4O, byl woboden zanochal po sobt
10000, 900, nichz poloyiGku obdrhel
v9sc zmintn} prdvnik.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
Proslula rodina Hutehinsonova Wy
mfela.

V High Rock, nodalcko Lynn, Mass,
zcmfcl poslcdni ellen proslule rodiny
Hutehinsonoyy, John Wallace Iutchn-
son. Rodiua tat0 bya zndma po cclGm
sovcrnim Soustati pro syt protiotrock6
pisnc, iimiz vzbuzoyali nadscuii pis-
nirb tfrh horiili - pro pfohibiei a pfo
2enskf hasovaci pravo. llutchinsonova
rodiuu sastdyuln otco Jesse. matky
Marie tfin6rii dati Prdyt gemfc.
III j, w. Hutchinson hyl 81 roku star,
gpival vrfcint 20 90 roxy % pofadal
1860 konccrtu. ON zaloHl to- mtsta
tfbol im6na v knnsasu Il Minnesota
H..arA.na ,e!egrsfis ie saosoaslsns,
Nyati1 zpdsob zasilaui depesi pomo
ei toloRratie hezdratu6 jest tak dokos
uaii, fe moiuo tim gpasubom pasilati
zpfavT / pies hpry ma znatnou Yzdalo,
most Tab Ma pfikiadu zaallaji 90 spos
tohliyt ma AluAge Eprdyy q Fort Glib.
bon dn ynitruxemi, We yflAlenosti 500
mil ptes yyaokh pohati iok sAehVm
ispu pakHta. Ntilepsi dasul rekorl
Kykafuie depese lodi Northeastern,
naltmjlsi 81 100 mll Ehpadub "a Cape
flaituE Fatlana na hrfiFttayou tele
gfafai ztaHiri Cofdaya. ptpeae tatI
q praIa d,bma rahoilmi, ieiiehi vel
stalAt sen patpty yaSalm mfhem
Move trate Great sor.hsm dFahy
tlasnI 6lslblsi dfAhY Htsat Saftb
srh, FlfisF,laH i Hilism u fsls
udieli Iiud9l a. raltlabl abs hyuI
ptltomai ahsieni ls,iy "a nast ,ltA
Ea Hrahaas, raftaHt aa1 seattle. dan
ilstana18 rfl tSta ahyhasll ba.isa
tf8 altsfay ha aaYf maaiy dfah Na
Pacific HFFai Nofihtfb piss teas Ca
hmh4 M,llsmatts te.aael. Ga "a
sAasif q naklaia ttHamo Nasi
plsa fska falamhia ssi haltttHm atA
aaslm msiew Hs tFftA
AeAietl indlAal hA vAlssns aass
E iasa. Taaasa. hA m
tas a HsFn ga Atlas Ffta
ssHa MtsIAH bfh Hslaas tIp
asi lhhAsf tafsea q fsgaisa. fi'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04

PH ukoufeni poIitickd kampnnG Y
New Yorku tyhrcc Ncodyisl6 strany
w. H. Hearst, Gcu pred Gotngm sbro
nazd6nim daisi dopisy, jcz psal d. D.
ArcbboId od STANDARD Oh trustu penn
sylvansk9m politikaflm, pittsburR
skym lurnalistdm, yydavateum obcbod
Mich cas,pish yydayatcl6m farmGf-
sf}ch maQazinu, Il dopisd tech yysyi-
IA, ze vaorky ty publiknco byly pod.
porov6ny olcjdfsk}m trnstcm Il ie IN.
diz samozfejno, ~ nikdy nopsaIi mic,
60 by bylo b4valo ma dkor ttto 2loddj.
akG kgfporaen
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-11-04
Hearst zaloyan.

Y cbiouRu byla pod1no z1lobn nj.
bradu 8300,o00 Jucobcm j. lforom,
dcmokratickym kandiddtem pro Gfad
statnibo zdstupce v okrcsu Cook, pro.
ii zn4m6mu milioudf8klmu yydavatcli
william randolph lloarstoyi. V znlo.
be se udayd, zc Hoa8toyy casopisy po-
kacly 6cst Kernoyu rodak6niDi dian
Nv. klrlknlnrnmi hhchorknml.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18

5000 YARDS of all kinds of cotton
goods in short lengths, worth from
sc to 15c yard, hundreds of pieces to
match, at, a yard .............1C
$500 YARDS of all kinds of summer
Wash Goods in long lengths that sold
up to 19c yard, all at, a yard
.................3hc and 2hc
5000 YARDS of Arnold's Flannelettes
in dark and light colors, that sell at
10c and 1880 yard, on sale at. sc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18

10000 Yards of S2-in. Scotch 2ephyrs
that sold at 19c yard, at... s10C
25c FINE MERCERIzED sATEEN, all
colors. at, yard. .....,,. ..A. .10C
10000 YARDS of fine Fiannelettes
that sold at 15c .,...i...,'t7hC
$500 YARDS of fall Dress Glnghams
that sold at 10c yard .....a,, SC
5000 YARDS Of Apron Checks that
sold at 61ac, yard, ,.4. ....s.3hC
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-18
is REMNANT DAY
BRING THE
AID WITH
YOU. COME
EARLY
DON'T MISS
THESE
MATCHLESS
BARGAINSl
HAYDEN
THE RELIABLE o

IN OUR FAMOUS DOMESTIC ROOM
And as usual-we will show more merchandise than any other
onse in the west, at less than half what they ask for il.
The bee., 1908-05-21
Appearances Sometimes Tell.

Sherlock Holmes and DIR. Watson
stood near the entrance to the Brook.
lyn bridge while the homewsrd bound
ers were engaged in their daily fight
for car-room. DR.. Watson was en-
gagged, as usual. doing nothing and ad-
miring Holmes the while. Since he
could neither play the fiddle nor use
morphine Sherlock was forced to fall
back on his old pastime Of deduction.
Watson" he remarked, apropos OF
nothing in particular, there IL a
young man who is going to call ON =
young lady, one whom he would prob
ably call his best girl"
How do you know that2" inquired
Watsons nevsr-failing feeder"
Because he has two boxes OF choco-
late under his arm aud 4 bouquet
rather badly done up in his right
hand"
Marvellous marvellous" whispered
Watson Let us my dear Holmes,
refresh ourselves AAd thsV 1ipab
DsaEod between the swingiAa inelos'
aTe - . neiGhbOring oaslB.
The bee., 1908-05-21
electrical Genius.
KELLY OF MASSACHUSETTS, THE
"oRicINAL 10000 voLTMAN."
Served Apprenticeship Under Wizard
Edison, But Is Little Known to
the PubIlc-tias Perfected
Eighty Patents.


Boston.-Outslde Of men with knowl-
edge of electrical AFFAIRS and achieve
ments. Il Is not generally known that
there is living in Pittsfield, Mass, an
inventor and engineer who has won
high distinction in developing the
great electrical industry Of this coun-
try.
John Forrest Kelly, the original co.
600 voltman," Is a friend Of the wizard
Edison and served an apprenticeship
under him. He has perfected so pat
ents, has received degree OF doctor
Of philosophy and his name 10 sug-
gestive Of progressive methods in cleo
trical machinery and station de-
sign.
John Forrest Kelly, son Ct jeremiah
and Kate (Forrest) Kelly, was born
near Carrick-on-Suir, Ireland, March
2s, 1859. Both OF his parents were
teachers, and several of his ancestors
and their collateral relatives were
notably successful in various profess
sional lines.
Mr. Kelly was educated in Stevens
Institute of Technology in Hoboken,
n. j., and received the degree Of b. l..
in 1878 and that of PhD in 1881.
His first occupation In life was az
assistant to Thomas A. Edison In
The bee., 1908-05-21
TAFT HAS VOTES TO SPARE.
Final Returns Give Him a Majority Of
Over 100 Delegates.

Washington, May 19.-With all the
delegates to the Republican national
convention elected, the nomination of
William H. Taft for the presidency on
the first ballot is assured
This statement is made after care
full canvass and compilation Of finished
lists Of delegates, and honest sitting
of and allowance for conflicting claims
emanating from headquarters of rival
candidates for first place on the ma
toni ticket
The last OF the delegates were
chosen Saturday. OF the total of $50
which will represent the 46 states and
the seven territorial governments in
the convention, enough are instructed
or committed to the secretary of war
to give him a clear majority of more
than 100 votes. 1t is very possible
that all opposition to him will fade
away when the balloting begins at the
Coliseum in Chicago. The next can
didate to him, Senator Knox of Penn
sylvania, is 500 votes behind the lead
err, and the others trail further and
further in the rear.
The bee., 1908-05-21

cIoudburst Makes River Overflow In
81. Louis County.

ST. Louis, May 1S.--At least fifty
families were routed from their homes
and driven to temporary shelter fol-
lowing a cloudburst which struck the
western portion of the city like an
avalanche just before nightfall Sun
day. River des Peres, which has fire.
quently overlooked its banks and dam
aged the surrounding property, ex-
ceeded all former records by becom-
ing raging torrent, sweeping every
thing in its course.
Forty houses located on Bartmer
avenue, Spencer place and along the
Wabash railroad tracks we're flooded
and the inmates Of some we're driven
into the upper stories and then to the
roofs for safety, unable, on account Of
the suddenness with which the water
came, to escape from their homes to
shelter on higher ground. Two cleo
trio plants we're put out Of commits
sion and the current cut of, leaving
the streets and houses in darkness,
and parents, unable to find their chill
dren, believed them to be drowned,
causing the utmost panic, terror and
confusion in the flooded neighborhood,
when covered an area at least a mile
square.
The bee., 1908-05-21
MIDsHIPMAN DROWNED.
Companion Nearly Loses Life in Try
ing to Save Friend.

Annapolis, Md, May 18.-Midship-
man M. Lucas of Cleveland, one OF
the graduating class, was drowned
Sunday and Midshipman Carl Hubbard
of NorthfieId, Kim. VINO was with
him at the time, nearly lost his own
life in an effort to save that OF his
friends. Immediately after dinner at
the academy, the two started in a
canvas canoe. They had proceeded
from the boathouse around the Santee
dock, when the, canoe was capsiEed
by waves from an incoming steamer.
Lucas lost his grip upon the over
turned canoe and showed signs Of
distress almost Immediately. Mid
shipman Hubbard, who went to his
rescue, was almost drowned, but per-
sisted in diving for his friend, after
the latter had gone down. The body
was recovered within an hour after
the drowning.
The bee., 1908-05-21
CONGRESSIONAL

As result Of a careful poll OF The
situation, II IL practically settled that
there will be no currency Legislation
enacted at this session of congress
The difference between the senata
Aldrich bill and the Vreeland house
measure are 80 radical that the lead
ers agree II will be impossible to in
duce either house to yield. It can be
stated on the highest authority that
the leaders now believe financial leg
islation OF any kind at this session to
be out OF the question.
The senate Tuesday passed bills
providing for the continuance and
maintenance OF the Porto Rican reg
iments of infantry and authorizing
the sale of lands at the head OF Cor
dova Bay, Alaska, to private corpo-
ration.
The house Tuesday again showed
its capacity for work and, having adj
iournment this week in mind, con-
tinued the cleaning-up process. The
conference report on the legislative
appropriation bill was agreed to; con-
ference reports on the agricultural
and Notifications appropriation bills
we're received; the bill making an
appropriation Of $1,5OO,OO0 for repre-
sentation by the United States at the
Tokyo exposition in 1912 was passed,
as were also two omnibus halls, en-
bodying forty separate measures, hhvS
ing to do with public lands and mat
ters in the territories.
A Democratic speech, prepared for
circulation in the coming political
campaign, was delivered in the senate
Tuesday by Senator Taylor Of Ten
nessee. Mr.. Taylor devoted his at
tention chiefly to the tariff and cur
rency policies of the Republican party,
but he also discussed many other is
sues that will be prominent on the
stump next fall The senate agreed
to the conference report on the aEri-
cultural bill, carrying a total appro-
priation of s11,672,106. ,
The bee., 1908-05-21
SIMS REPLIES TO CHARGE
stands by Organized Labor as Against
Corporations. so,r

Washington, May 2O.-Replying to
the charge of local newspapers thai
he was holding up the~District OF
Columbia street railway trackage bill,
which provides for tracks to the new
union station and for universal trans
fers, Representative Sims Tuesday
vehemently declared in the house that
he would continue to hold up these
creatures Of legislative favor untn
doomsday or until the railroads got
humble enough to do justice to the
people of the District. He read from
resolutions passed Monday night by
the Central Labor union in favor q
universal transfers and said he was
willing to stand by organized labor AZ
against corporations who are getting
an unjust and unhOly dividend upon
triple watered stock. ~.
His attitude in the matter, he said,
was the most honorable service I'm
which he had ever been engaged.
The bee., 1908-05-21

Menlo Park laboratory. his work re-
lating principally to the chemistry of
rare earths.
Late In 1879 he became electrical en-.
gineer OF the New York branch Of the
Western Electrical Company. This
was at the time when the telephone
was being generally introduced, and
when dynamos we're first being ap-
piled TO telegraphic purposes In the
construction and installment Of instru-
ments for telegraphy and telephony
and Of such measuring instruments as
were then known, Mr.. Kelly received
q thorough training.
In 1882 he became laboratory assist.
ant OF Edward Watson, then chief cleo
trician Of an electric lighting company
In New York, and with the exception
OF one year Mr.. Kelly continued his
association with Mr.. Watson until
July, 1886. Some OF the most impor-
tant work, such as the research which
ended in the discovery OF high resist.
ance alloys of very low or even mega
tive temperature co-eficients. was sub
stantially carried out by Mr.. Kelly.
These discoveries we're followed by
Mr. Kelly succeeding Mr.. Watson as
chief electrician of the United States
Electric Lighting Company. which in
1899 passed TO the Westinghouse inter
ests.
In January. 1892, Mr.. Kelly Joined
another Berkshire county electrical In
ventor, William Stanley of Great Bar
rington, In experimental work The
work done by Mr.. Kelly in this con
nection gave great impetus to the al
tsrnating current business.
Mr.. Kelly's inventive work Is par
TALLY represented by so patents. The
art OF building transformers and gen.
orators of alternating currents was
revolutionized and Mr.. Kelly and his
colleagues were the hrst 10 put poly
phase motors into actual commercial
service. That success naturally led to
long distance transmission work, and
the first long distance transmission
plants in California Indeed the first
in the world were undertaken on
Mr.. Kelly's recommendation and ad
vice.
Most Of Mr.. Kelly's work has been
OF too technical a character to com.
mand popular appreciation-such, for
instance, as that of improving the
quality OF steel He was the first one
TO make an hysteretically stable steel
a matter OF more Importance than
the comparatively spectacular trans
mission work.
Mr., Kelly is a member Of the Amer
lean Institute of Electrical Engineers
the American Electrochem society, the
American Academy of Political Sci
ence, the American Economic associa-
ton, American Statistical society
American Irish Historical society, En-
gineers' club. all Of the United States
and also has membership in the In
stitution OF Electrical Engineers, So
ciety OF Arts and Irish Texts society
of England. and the Soeiete Interna
tionale des Electricians of France.