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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
LAS CRIATUPAS

deberian estar medianamente gor-
das y criar grasa 4 medida que la
consumer pues la grasa es un
combustible y su consume produ-
ce fuerzas. Las criaturas del
gadas, aun cuando neguen & la
edad de Is 8 20 afios,. corren peli-
gro de contraer la tisis Il otra en-
felmedad agotante. Els una cosa
espantosa cuando refiexionamos
sobre ell n1mero de criaturas de
ambos sexos quienes mueren por
mala asimilaci6n de sus alimen-
tos. FL alimento, aunque Sc to-
me en- abundancia, no los putre,
no cria grasa nj imparte fuerzas.
Para evitar este NAL, para curar-
10, para salvar las criaturas que
las madres acarician, y los SIM
paticos muchachos y muehachas
que principian & mirar al mum
do con ojos llenos de esperanzas
y ambici6n, debe emplearse Ia
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Su exito, es cosa decidida re-
suelta. Miles de personas le de-
ben su vida y salud. Es tan
sabrosa como la miel y contiene
todos los principles nutritivos y
curativos del Aceite de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hi
gados frescos del bacalao, com,
blnados con Jarabe de Hipofos-
t1tos, Extractos de Malta Y
Cerezo Silvestre. Para la re-
posici6n de nihos palidos, es-
pecialmente los que sufren de
Anemia, Escrofula, Raquitismo
y intermediates de los Huesos V
la Sangre, NADIA hay tan bueno
como nuestra preparation. Sci
Sr. Lcdo. Miguel A. Ortiz, de
faa me haa;sa asrlasi i1sF sssssf li5sss
para manifestarles que he usade
CON IN exito marsyilloso su Pre-.
paraci6n de Wampole, habiendo
curado 4 mis- hijos de enfermeda,
des que yenian spfriendo del pe-
cho y raquitismo y con su uso los
tengo con buena salud." Eficaz
desde la primera d6sis. Nadie
sufre un desengafio con esta.
De venta en- todas las Boticas
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FL equipajs>de Dir. Phillip.

En- uno de los cfrculos mas rsnombra.
dos do la aristocrseis PaIisisn, 20 hsblabs
do Las obras do Jalio Vsrns y uno dc loa
concurrsntss, smpsfsdo en quitsrls merito
nj autor dc "Visis nj csntro dc 10 Terra
spost6 30 mil libraz ssterlinas que 81
tArfs 10 vusIta al mundo y On msnos de
cinco dfas.
La apussta foe aceptada autsaysr
smprsndi6 sl visjs
Cfesse que ganar6 In spussts, puss con
ei trsJe que usa sl caminsDts, que 90 de los
gus vsude La Almudaina" do j. Pieras
J 70 Cruz II ss hscsn sstos , mas gran
dss milsgrns
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22

ia CORRESPONDENCE ESuN PERODNO DE NFORNACIoN LOS
TlCA QUE ESOS ECOS LEVANTN EN- LA CONCENCA PlBCA Ell
CtRS0 DE IDEAS DE OPNIONEs DEL PUEBLO TODO rs PoRMA
TWO LA CORREspONDENCA Es N DIARIO DE NFoRlACIoN QIE
FACILITANDO LA PUBLDAD DE LAS IDEAS NFORNA TODO E
MNDO DEL EsT4DO DE CLTRA DE ESTE PALS LAS REFORMAs QUE
ACVA DE 10 QUE FE HASA HOY EsA INFORMATION AMpIANDO
SIS DENsIONES OFRECENDO NUEyOs vARIADos sERVICos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
COnferencia espiRaiSta.

Fl pr6xiuo domingo "a del corlisnts,
tendra lugsr una confsrsucia sspiritista
en- la cssa del sci, ,r Lino Rosario Rossdo,
sn In ParRda s Puerta de .Tisrrs.
TomarSn parts en- dicha coz fsrsncis,
lou ssforsa siguisnta: Don Rsssndo Ma
tisnso Cintr6o, don Rsf4sl Morsgsr, don
Felix 6antoni, dslsgsdo 6 u Csmars; don
Julio Galvsz Otsro y don Cslsstioo Do'
mingusz. dslsgado q la Cfmara.
Tam 5ien tomsFE parts en- dicha cor f :.
rsnois, ID competsuts diuiinguida prof,s
sara. ssfaorita Rosario B,lbsy qzs lesrS nm
discourse.
La confsrencia % pdblics y ss invita-
por la presents todas Las psrsonAs que
dssssn, concurrir slls, que tsndrk sfscto
do les 5 do In tarde On adsIsnta.
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FL senior Gallart y Torres Sc decIa-
ra independence.

De GusyamR hsmos rscibido Ia siguisn
60 carka:
"Guayams 20 do Ensro de 1909 Sr.
director de "La Correspondents" San
Juan. Estimado compatriots: He de
marscer de 81 6oa atsnci6n,. 90 sirvs hacsr
pdblico On sl psri6dieo de. su iute' igsDts
direction, qna desds 81 dis dc hoy ms no.
psro del partido rspublicsno sn sl qus mi
lite dssds "a fandaci6n, qusdando On acti
tud independents.
Ds hoy sn adslauts ssIe unicamsuts CO.
nsrciants hombrs de negocios hssta
tanto ma Hss natilfsctorio adoptar nusvs
actitud.
Con gracisa anticipadss por In inssr.
ci6n dc sstas cortsS lfnsai, quado de ultsd
sfno. 8 5. y alto. csmpAtriots. Domin
go 6aiLart Torres"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22

me decide no
em7lnar sino un dentifrico QUE tan
prpnios y satisfactorios resuliados pro-
dure. firmado Amelia Ballargeau.
aEn MAJ ans {Chagenia.Inferior),D
Nose puedc hacer Tn elogio mas entu..
SHASTA del pentol lue ell que en- Ia prece-
dente carta bace la disting uida seforits-
que Ia suscribe, 81 hien no nos extrana
tai elogio por les diversas ocasiones en-
que yanos hem"s ocupado en- este peri0-
t'co tanto.del A aa rentoL, como de Ia
Pts.a del PotUo tel mismo nombre
En- efecto, eSta triple creacion de Per-
fumeria, preparada confcrme a los
abios trabajos del quimico pasteur on
los Laboratories del Sr. Champigny, cons
tituye Uu denIifrico soberanamente an.
tis8ptico y dotado de un perfume deli.
cioso y permanentes
sin embargo, Ia effcacia del Dentoy
no consiste so o'dmente en- destrnir los mi.
crobios de IA bOca. nj en- .impedir
curar con c"rteza la carries de los dientes
8 las :nflamaciones d las encias. d las
enfermcdlde~ de la garganta, sino que
aparte t"daS .estaS .entajas, los dien.es
adquieren los pocos dlas de emplpado
ell Dentol una blancura extraordinarja v
brillante. de>a, arece eli sarro v queda en-
La boca una sensation de feescura deli
ciosa Y persistenie.
Otra d.. las cualidades del Deptol es In
de caimar instantaneamente los dolores
de muelas, aun los mas si0Ientos. has
tando para clio. impregnar de Dental
obfss q diente nuela enferiaos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
DESTIERRO DE LOS
PERR0S DE TURQUIA.
Los joVenes turcOs han resueltO
limpiar de canes 4 ConstantinOpIa

Para rsgsnsrar sl impsrio Otouauo, los
lovsnss turCos, sntTs otrss cosss. han re-
sueito dssembarazsr & Constantinopla do
la infinidad dc psrros de qas satS infssta.
da. hay millarss dc sstos snim AIss, psro
ninguno do sllos sufrirk la musrte.
Ssrkn todos rscogidos, 20 smbarcarSn On
balsas, ,lssparando los perros do las psrfas
y 10 mandarin dos islas dssisrtss del
mar dc Marmara. ALI 30 lss dark de CO
mer 10 dsjsran hssta que musran do
,vsjsx.
81 procsdimisnto % original. Y podfa
ser imitsdo por las autoridsdes de ciegtas
ciudades de la izla gus - parscen. por 10
Abundantia do canss, bArrioa CONSTANT
politanos.
No faltan islaz dssisrtas sdyacsntsu & In
de Pusrto.. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
CASA GEIGEL.
FOrtaleza 2l.-EdificiO OrdOiiez.

En- esta tienda de modas, en- donde
no hay un solo artfculo pasado de mo-
da, comprado q final de estacion, sino
las ultlmas creaciones de la moda en-
sus manifestations mas eIegantes
beIlas, acaba de recibirse un extenso
surtido de medias fnas bordadas ca
ladas de lafamosa caaa LORD Y TAY-
LOR, corsets "Direct oriov, trajecltos
monlslmos para nif1as desde i II
snos tambien para Sefloras Seho-
ritas; iormas de sombreros de Ultima
noVedad, plumas finas, adornos v flo
res, faldas, blusas y otros arliculSs del
mas refinado gusto. Todo 10 de esta
uenda es nuevo y tino; NADIA de saldos
nj pacotilla. 15va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22

los oficales de Sanidad ,lebe
pasar Il los eNpresadoS funciona-
rios. para que, los Oficiales de
Sanidad, que tienen 4 sli cargo
Ia curaei6n de enfermos pobres,
pucdan dedcarse mejor este importante
trabajo"
%; Slendo cierto, dc tuda certeZa uue el
mclor porvenir dc Puerto Rico vinculado esta
en- IA prosperidad dc In Agriculture, ,deben apro-
NeeharSe todos los medios hdbileS para He
Narla con el mayor auge 4 Ia mayor altura
sehalada por la ciencia V Ia experiencia, con
el I'm de obtener el mejor provecho: V, como
actualmente el noble arte dc cultivar In TERRA
esta en- pahales para los puertorriquehos que
slno cs por conviction plena, no sc presta 4
delar ell rutinarsmo que lleva en- sus entraiIas
in rulna, es necesario emprescindiblC icrear pla-
zas para que, sin perdida de tempo, Ingenieros
Agronomos, de rcconocida idoneidad v pric-
tlea, yayan ditundiendo por todos los ambitos
dc Ia lsla las mces de su inteiigencia."
"J.sos lngenieros podran utilizarse tambi6n
para Ia Inspection dc las Escuelas Agricolns
ldeadas por ell Hon. Comisionado de Educa-
cihn implantar nuevos sstemas de cultivo
y meIorar los de actualidad en- las fincas cuyos
duenos sc preStcn g1stoSos segllir la direc-
ci6n de cllos con arreglo 4 las condolences que
contenga una Ley saba v facilmente realiza-
bile. que sc vote por las Cdmaras."
ZERO question es esta, de slIma yitalidad
y irascendencia en- que no puedo tomar baza
por TENOR de grandes cafdas v por esto In de-
10 someramente sehalada para que I'd los
demas amigos quienes me dirijo Y otras per-
sonas de las muehas ilustFadas que abundan EN-
el pals, In traien con TODD Ell bFillo claridad
que merece, para que penetrapdo en- Ell enten-
tlmlento de nuestFos pajsanos de un modo eff
l'0ng6 pbn0 poFh5y, fb5S4sjs VA - va sisf,.
do iasga esta caTta y mucha Ia tnplestia aIe
pFoporcl0no y no quiero cansar a I'd y los
bondadosos amigos que me honren leyendola.S
Supneo I'd mil perdones su contestaci6n
mas urgente, para de las muchas l,lminoSas
ideas que pudesen llegar hasta mi coier las
melores cue han de someterse 4 la consides
raci6n dc los Sres. Delegados. -
De I'd. con toda consideration resnecto
alto. amigo companero, Jose L. Ber1Tos. J.
HOTEL oRIENTE -PropietarIa Emil
Ila Ramirez Vda. de Masferrer. Humacao
p. n. r .. Box 10, Gale del Comercio,
Baros de ducha 4 toda hors. on =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
Falleci6 en- LnquiIIO
ell nilO Jose Acar6n.

Mucho se bs ssntido On Luquillo 10
dsigrscis que sfligs sl cabo dc la policia
do dicho pueblo D Il ,r Acar6n, por oil falls.
cimisnto del pequsfia min suyo Jose Acs-
i6n. aCascido sn aqds!la locs J. 3Ar.'e
En- 81 entisrro dsl pifio Acsr6n 90 visren
rsprsssntadas todas lss classs socisles do
Luqniiio. Cargsron sl cadGvsr los pif1os
do las escusias p6slicss. dsspid idisndo sl
duslo sl R ,r jose BsDftsz Ssntsua.
Rsciban los ssposos Acsr6n sl sincsro
p6ssme de LA [ orrss ,ondsncis."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
ULTIMAS N0VEDADES.

N tisns .usted que hacsr algun rsgalo
YEA 81 inmsoso surtido do joysria do todas
classe, dssds 10 mas bsrato hssta 10 me.
Jor en ia antigua y acrsditada casa de
IlNAUD donds 10 ACADIA do rscibir al
meier su'tido que nuncs se ha visto m
PuWto Rico. Tambien hay una inmsnsa
vaIisdad dc sfsctos de plata y platsados '
do otrAs novsdades propias para reg.los,
todo & prscios sumsmsnts Iimitados: antss
do ccmprar hsgs usssd una vista dicho
establsCimisnto Zen sl cusl % han hscho
importantss rsformas) y NO dudamos aal.
drk ustsd com nfaeido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
I'm nueyO triunfO del
LcdO. Jose Furnier MarQueZ.
Ode nuestro eorresponsaI) }.

Bayam6n, Ensro 21.-La Corts Suprs
ma rsvoc6 sl dis Is do cate mss, sl fsllo
que di6 In Corts do dissrito sI Is do Mar.
70 90 qus dsclaraba siu lug.r Ia dsmsnda
satablscids por Francisco Vargas, contra
A. Monrroig 6 hijo sobrs indsmnissci6n
do dsfios y psrjuiciou.
81 j6vsn Lcdo. Fournisr Marques, aye
10 nj Supreme obtsniendo en- sl alto tribu.
nal uu fAllo sAtisfsctorio para su clisrts.
No 90 este el primer triuDfo del i6vsn ju'
risconuu to, , sspsramos obtsndrk muchos
mss dAdo ~ psricis y conocimisntos que
ha dsmoHtrado tsusr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22

All RECIhO de $3.50 enviare vuelta
1e ooire0 cualquier punto de In Isla un
reioJ -ELGIND garantizado por diez amos
r Boaret Hisste.- SUCCESSOR DE ri.
q. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22
Farmacia la Emerifa''
DE MANUEL PUG DIANA.
Ponce. Isshsl ' Lson 81.

Toncsf As&n9l L4on St
ds I d,o.. = ..'fmseia hny ccnssssts surtido
ro ' los .sscas 2 patsntss del sxtraDgs.
ssl.c.s 'ados Unidos ysuns basna ,
TN t.I.. p'.lamsria de Ios msjorss fsbrican;
E."ss;', como &. Il g. L. F. Rivers
v.c.s.. 1 -. ,tsnci6a ca al daspacho do
nssc;.s u 10 Ufs rgurosa .xactitud y 6
umamsote iimIfados. 90v
Ior nnesa1 a1iILLO.-Sil'as coloT caoba y CO.
ha y noia nusvas s docena. Siilones Gao
bsrSn 0U,". nrnn nogalsnuevos SO par. Re aoa-
Mayo dSSo; Srna; Me venta EN- Ia "Flor de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22

AL RECIR0 De ct 90 snyianos &
vaslts Dc oorsse un rsloi Elgin gsrsntixs.
DO por dies saosy por s7. 85 rsmifimos uuo
usEca Walthan. y. KshyAaRa. Gan
yuen y Y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-01-22

verdad de 10
que acabamos
de afralar, y 10
prueba la si-
guiente carta :
" Muy Sres
mios : He usado
Ell Dentol como
dentifrlco por
e>pacio de 8
dia>, y al caDo
de este tempo
mis- dientes han
adquirido una
blancura bril-
lante {; 10 cual
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
Company Should Reimburse Him
for Product Enjoyed by Crew.

Seattle. Wash.-A puzzling milk
problem has been presented to steam.
ship owners here. The cows gave
milk while they were aboard the
steamer; they were MIXED punctual.
~ each day and the milk vas used by
the crew. These facts are admitted.
but now the question is. who is to pay
the owners OF the cows?
This is the knotty problem which
has been put upt to Albert Schubach.
president of the Schu bach- Hamilton
steamship Company. Mr.. Schubach
says this claim Is the most absurd of
the thousands which big steamship
companies receive annually.
John Kehoe of Tanana is the claim.
ant. and he declares that unless the
company pays for the milk used by
the members of the steamer Mackin.
avs crew he will seek legal redress.
Mr.. Schubach has replied. stating that
the company is In no wise responsible
for what disposition was made of the
product from the gentle bovines.
When the steamer left Seattle in
June kehoe shipped four fine cows to
st. Michael. The Mackinaw was IS
days en- route. having spent several
days ashore on the Yukon flats. The
COWS gave their milk each day. and 1t
helped to elaborate the pill OF fare.
Now Kehoe wants pay for five gallons
OF milk day for 80 days--total. 80
gallons.
In replying to Kehoe President
Schubach tersely says:
las to the milk you say was used
for Is days. would like to know
what you would have done with it.
| You would have had to leave u in the
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
HATES TO READ HIS EPlTAPH
Lively Old Civil War Veteran Wants
Il Removed from Too Previous
Headstone,

Towanda. Pa.--George H. Richards.
an old civil war veteran OF this town,
whose name by some mistake was
placed. with his regiment, company
and rank. on one OF the tombstones
erected over the soldier cad in the
cemetery at Gettysburg. tn. other day
began an effort to nave his name re-
moved.
He wants to be buried IN only one
cemetery when he dies. he says. He
made the discovery that he was Off.
cially dead and unofiiciaily alive many
years ago. but Ill sorts OF red tape
have so far blocked his efforts to
nave his name removed from the
tombstone.
He Is now anxious to have this
done without further delay, as he is
old. and does not expect to live q
great many years longer
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
LOSES TOE SAVING C0MPANl0t
New Jersey Man. Catches Foot In M
ehinery While Laying Along
side Engine to Dry Out.

Montclair, N. Edwin Marion O
Forrest street, a clerk of the Wells
Fargo Express Company here. WHIT
was spending his vacation at Green
wood lake. was compelled to return
home. having lost the little toe of hi.
right foot in a peculiar accident
Marion and William Lamb were
crossing the lake in launch. when
Marion fell into the water Lamb
caught his friends arm and pulled hin
into the boat. Marion then crawied
alongside the engine to dry out. wher
his foot became caught in the ma
chinery.
Lamb freed Marion, but not before
the latter's toe was torn from his foot
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
Cut Mail Deficit.

Seattle, Wash.-Speaking before the
Washington postmasters' convention,
Postmaster General Frank M. Hitch.
cock discussed the new policy of re-
trenchment inaugurated by him under
instructions from President Taft ia
reduce the deficit, He said that be
sides an increase in the registry fec
from eight to ten cents the depart
ment was considering the establish
meat of package registry servics
fee of FIVE cents.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
POTATO

at the expense saved the farmer In
plaster and paris green and In labor
Then, again. the roots Of my potatoes
are very much longer than the aver
age roots. which. of course. makes
them all the better as plant feeders
and as resisters OF drought
This is summary of my discover
les and results of methods used by
me in the preparation OF new varie,
ties Of food plants. especially new
species OF potatoes by graft.hybridiza-
ton"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
What's the matter %
with ID A H 0 !.

j Thousands OF acres Of land have
been reclaimed to cultivation by
irrigation in that State during
the past 10 years. Thousands
more will be- reclaimed within
the next 10 years. This means
an opening for many thousands
4 of homes.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
Who Pays for Milk at Sea

cows. thrown 1t overheard or drunk
yourself You had perfect right {,
refuse 1t to the crew. as the milk wa
yours. You gave 1t to them withou
understanding on our part. 1t is Vi,
to you and the cows"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
Gems In Birds Nest.

New York.-A birds nest In tree
felled on James G. Drinkers farm at
Jacksonville. N. j.. has been found to
contain Mrs. Drinkers engagement
ring. which disappeared is years ago.
and ten other rings. stickpins and
brooches. Drinkers first love letter
to his wife when he was counting her
had been made part OF the nest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-29
IEmperor's Representatives Will
Board Ship at Sasebo.
|ALL FUNCTIONS POSTPONE
Music Stopped and Flags Half yrnasted
at Donien-Large Section of
Koreans Not DispIeased by AS
sassination.
(By Associated Press.l

TOXIC, Oct. 2S.-The body of
Prince Ito. left Darien this morn
ing. The body rests in plain casket
and is accompanied by President
Nakamura. of the Southern Manchu-
rian Railway, and nine others. Prior
to the departure of the warship all
music was prohibited in Darien, also
flags were kept at half mast.
Representatives or the emperor Of
Japan will board the warship at Sase-
DO. The vessel is due TO arrive at
Yokosuka, the naval station near Yo-
kohama, on Monday.
All royal functions including that
which was to have been held at the
foreign ministry on the emperor's
birthday have been postponed.
epsraticns for an imposing state
funeral are being made and a magni-
ficent shrine will be erected in The
midst of the tombs and temples OF
the great Shoguns at Shipark.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-29
GIRL WITH SHOT GUN
ROUTS NIGHT RIDERS
Forty Men Fly When Confronted by
Intended Victims Daughter
With Weapon.
(By Associated Press.)

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. ga girl
armed with a double barreled shot
gun put to fight forty night riders
when they broke down the door of her
fathers house last night in Mason
county.
The riders appeared at the home
Of George Kreitz. evidently with the
intention of whipping him. When en-
trance was refused. the door was
beaten in with an axe and crowbars.
kreitz's young daughter. standing
ready with a loaded shot gun. turned
loose both barrels. The masked men
fed precipitately. Kreitz recognized
several of the men and arrests are
expected
Before appearing at the Kreitz
home. the riders had .eone 10 the farm
Of a neighbor. Benjamin Longnecker.
and shot through the windows. Sew
eral bullets narrowly missed members
of the family. Longnecker is wealthy
and prominent. He and Kreitz had
sold their tobacco crops to indepen-
dent buyers and had refused to enter
the pool of the Burley Tobacco
Society.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-29
ASHES OF MRS. HAYES
BROUGHT TO RICHMOND
Simple Funeral Services VIII be
Conducted At 81 Paut's Episoo-
PAL Church.
tBy Associated Press.)

RICHMOND. VA. Oct, 2s.-The
ashes of Mrs. Margaret Jefferson
Davis Hayes. Daughter of the Con
fcderacy. arrived here from Colorado
Springs. Colo. this AFTERNOON. ana
were taken Immediately TO st. Paul $
Episcopal church. where they VIII re-
man until tomorrow Afternoon at .
o'clock. the hour for the funeral.
The caskst as borne from the train
to the heatse and from the hearse 10
the church by prominent citizens VINO
are Confederate veterans. With the
remains were j. Addison Hayes. nus
band of the deceased lady: Mrs webb
and Miss Lacy Hayes. Mrs. Hayes
daughters. aud Mr.. Webb Jefferson
Hayes Davis. Mrs. Hayes son, who
lives now in New York. Will be here
Ia the morning.
All the ceremonies connected with
the funeral will b. as simple as pos
sible. The intermcnt will be In the
Davis plot in Hollywood cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-29
MRS. PARKHURST SAYS
SHE CAN'T BLAME THEM
Officers Have Their Hands Burned
and Cut, But Ballots Escape DAM
age and the Violent Ladies Go to
Jaii-Sweeping Victory for Union
lists the Result.
(By Associated Press.J

LONDON. Oct 2S.-The bi-electicn
today in the Bermondsye division OF
Southwark. borough of London,
which was characterized by the most
militant attack the suffragettes have
yet ventured to make in their stru2-
gle for votes for women" resulted in
a sweeping victory for the unionists.
The unlonist victory is considered
a severe blow TO the supporters OF
the tudget as all along this election
was expected to be "a test of the feeling
in London and the country general on
the impending struggle in parliament.
For the past few weeks a strong
fight has been waged in this constitu-
ency by the representatives of the
three parties. Unionist, Liberal and
Socialist. but it finally resolved it.
self into a question of the budget
against tariff reform and whatever
the outcome might be. it was looked
upon as forecasting the result of a
general election should that be held.
Attempt to Destroy Ballots.
The militant suffragettes were car
ly on the scene and after adopting
numerous expedients 10 harass the
election officers and those most close
" identified with the election. Mrs.
Chaplin, one of the best known of the
organization slipped into one of the
berths and smashed bottle contain
ing a corrosive acid upon ballot box,
with the evident intention of running
the ballots. large number of which
had already been deposited. The
acid spattered over the officers and
the broken glass cut their hands and
faces. hut the ballots were practically
unchanged.
Later in the day another suffragette
made similar attack On a ballot box,
but with no more success than Mrs.
Chaplin.
Both women were placed under ar.
rest.