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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
Necrologfa
~.-:o;-s

Con yeraadern aentimiento noti-
eiah,os nusBtfoS leotores Ia mncrte
del chbaiisfoFU amigo u. Felipe Mar.
tinez, acaeclda on Durang" 81 dia "a
del pr6xlmo ppaadu Encro. Tal no
ttcia vino d sorrfonaernos = 4 lle-
snsrnes de ttistcsa. pues sineeramsnts
anreeiabpmop ai finatlo y sramos adj
mtradores de sits nIemplares virtudcs
/ Amable j bpndadoao con tolo cl nun
do, praeticd strngre In caridad
auneue mas de uua sss rcctb.d deg
epgahoa en- premip 4 nus vlrt'ides, la
mas tasj6 de haeer q bien.
I'll sr. MARTINEZ era itay conoeld'
on Tsxas. tipnde eontaba con hume
rssaa anistadeai = dltimantem,e resi-
dla en- paranao. atcndiendo sas NJ
gocI6a.
Al dsilchrie estna iineaa eiSiamo
aambiGa en elias a sn alSihniada ~
militia hucsleo sincere nhsanrci desoah
dole Ia rcJlgsaGt6n EN- sn snrertu
nio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
PARA GUITAR LAS MANcHAs
De TIhTA

En- los g6neros de color blanco las
manchas de tinta desaparecen frotnn-
do In pnrte msnchada con un tomato
rebanado, 8 bien aplicando una solu-
ci6n debil de icido oxailco; en- los
giughams; inojande In parte mancha-
da con leche fresca cubrlendoias des-
pues con sal de rcclna; de la misma
manern so quItan las manchas de tin
In en- carpetas alfombras. Para
guitar las manchas de unta indele-
bies. preparase una soiuei6n dc ciR-
nuro de po,asa y apliauese con an
peQuehisimo cepiilo, cnando desapa-
rosca In mnncha, laseso 81 geucro
muy hlen con aqua clara, esta soln-
clon 20 vencnosa y debe nsarse con
cuidado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
Los Usos DEL soRAx

Una cucharadita do borax. en- eli al
mid6n. ayuda endurecer y dar lus-
ire Ia ropa, y un POGO de b6rax
ayuda q hacer desnparecer las man
chas y suciedad dc Ia ropa que Sc
yaya lavar.
Para los dolores de eabe5a, no hay
NADIA tan dtil COMO este mineral: di-
suelvase un POGO en aqua con esta
solucion lavese la frente 6 applique
ee lienEos empapados en- ella en- las
parties afectadas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
Que pasara 81 Dfaz
se retira del Poder?

Causa lnquietud en- M6xico Ia con-
t,uota del nueyo regimen dc gobierno
en- case dc que Ell Oral, Dtaz mucra 8
re retire dc la Prest6ancia.
air. Ike Cohn, que acaba do llegsr
d. aaucIia metr6poll, dijo en- 81 Ho-
teI Menger: "AseSurSbasc oticialmcn
,e hace algunas semanas, aue despnes
de que. 81 droi. t,taa Sc ra,irase 0
murlera. su poii,iea seria continaada,
pucs lie sucederia en- 81 soaserno III
guno de gus amigos"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
HeridO de Muerte

-Doblando cstin las campanas
LAY, madre! apor quien sera?
-Por un hombre que en- al mundo
solo conocio cl pesar.
--i cus padebfss?t'
Del alma.
Una cosa inmaterial
puede padecer?
Sin duda;
icon horrenda intensidad,
--Pero 81 Sc cura el cuerpo
4 veces, tambiGn habra
algo que cure Il espiritu..
-Es segdn.
tie explicaras?
---Heridas el alma sufrc
que pueden ocasionarr
Ia muerte, y Curarlas sabe
ell mismo que rausa ei nal.
10 consiguc?
--Cuando Quierr.
-iJesIs. es mucha crGcldad
herir y ncgarsc luego
esc daho 4 remediar,
:Quien pucdc ser tan tirau"?
Amor Sc llama.
Mama,
81 amor diccn QUE as IN uiho'
---Asi lc suelen rintnr.
pero es gigantic eli sus hcch"s
de c0ndiCi6n tenaZ.
-Ese infcilz por Quien dob!an.
1uuncu ic moyi0 Il ptcdad:
Con In esp"ranHa viva
dc iograrlo pcrn "a,
perii6 tan dulrr consn"i":
SUI hcrida - hizn mortal.
= sucumhin.
los Gu" suiren
dc csc modJ mo ohtcnhran
ningin prcm!u?
81. los prcmia....
iQuien"
--Diog... zen Ia cterntdad'
Eduardo Siuchez dc Castilif
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
Cipriano Castro

ME resolyf q visltarlo. A las on
ce dc 10 mafiana do un caluroso dfl
del mes do Febrero, fui llevado q 81
|, presencla. Yo me csperaba yer s.
casa conVertida on una fortaleza. Er
Ia puerta. de par en- par, colo me re.
clbio un Official uniformado, sin vel
mi airededdor aparato ninguno de
fuerza. III Official me conduto d ID
abitaclon del "ogro venezolano". En-.
tre en- una pieza modestumente q.
muebladn: alfombra, media docena dc
sillns y un canape. A pocos momen-
tos. Castro hizo su aparicl6n: vestfu
saco aznl, pantalones blnncos CHI
nelna amarillag. A guisa dc SON.
brero trafu una gorra de lana. Me
estrech6 In mano cordlalmcnte. Y
desde luego entramos en- animada
conversation.
Para los espcctadores americanos
y europeos-dijomc arrlmandoseme =
Dosotros los latino amer!canos 30
mos las gentes mas despreclables del
Universe: inferiores en- civilization q
las trlbus salyaies del Africa Ecuato-
rial. Pero sicndo rico nuestro sue
10 inagotable nuestros recursos ma
tcriaics, procuran por todos los me-
dios ell nrrancarnos nuestras riquezas.
Entiendame usted bien: no me opon-
go que el capital extTangero ven
ga Venezuela, siempre que Sc su-
jete 4 las leyes del pats. Nils expe-
rlencins csc rcspecto, han sido bicn
arargas: recientcmente. I'M sindi-
cato aleman organizado en- Berlin.
Obtuvo unn concession para cxplotar
haclendas cafeteras. Compr6 terre-
nos d cradito sin cumplir sus COM
promisos. Los venezolanos defrau-
dados &c quejaron nj Gobierno. de-
cretando los tribunales In devoluclon
de csas tierras con los CONSEQUENCES
dahos y perjuicios. El sindicato Sc
queja Berlin. de esq querella hA
surgido otra complication internacio-
nal Por ese estilo podrIa citnrle o.
tros muchos casoE".
Al referirme 10 anterior. el Gral.Cas
tro paseabs: por In hnbitacSon con In
c6lern de IN leon enjaulathD. Calm6-
| Sc un POGO continue:
La duica manera de poner raya
| los ayentureros que BE enrlqueceI
| explptendo los paises hispnno-americo
nos. manteniendolos en- constante fric-
cion diplomatiea. es o0ligarlos Il que
| adopten la cludadan[a de In naci0r
que Guieren hacer yictima de sus
nefandos proyectos. va el ConRreso
de Venezuela tiene en- consideration
una ley semejante. 81 un Mister,M ,Mo
siur Herr, obtienon una concession
necesltan prlmeraineate optar por ID
ciadadanfa yeResoinna. De esa ma
nera cesaran las contrpversias diplo
matlcas; en- los Estados Unidos. COME
usted 10 sabe. 10 primero que hacen lo
extraujeros ca obtsner In eiudadani!
americana, van alN con el proposit'
de radicarse, de aslnilarst con In po
blacion de cooperar al desrraollo ma
terial & Intellectual del pats. En- Chi
lie, In Argentina el Brasil. ests su
cediendo 10 mismo. PERO EN- Los
DEMAS PAIsES LhTISoS. DEsnf
MEXICO HASTA COLOMBIA, lMPE
RA I'm FlLIBUSTER1sAIo CONFER
CIAL demasiado peligroso para il
conservatism dc ST. autonomfa.
La entrevista termino. deiando e'
mi amino Ia mas favorable impression
del famoso Dictator de Venezuela"
| Adolfo CARRILI.O.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
Ell GABiNETE CuBANo.

Ell GABiNETE CUBASo.
Ell Gabinote nombrado por el Pre-
sidente Gomez, dc Cuba. ha quedndt
constituido de la manera slsuiente:
Mlnistro do Gobernacion, Sr. Dr
Don Nicolas Alberdi. .
silnistro do Relacionea, Sr. d. JUS
TO Garcia Vele2.
Ministro de Fluansas. Sr. D. Mar
cei!no Diez villegas.
hIin!s;ro do Justicia, Sr, ID. l1ai'
Octayio piyeno. ..
Minjstro de Sanidad. sr. I'm. J. ]
Duaue Pnrdomo.
Ministro lie obras Pdblices. Sr. d
Benito Saraguernta.
Minie.ro de instruction fdblica, d
Ramon Mcsa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
NttEvAs gi,EcCIoNEs.

El dta "a dol pasado Enero tnyie-
ron Iugar on esta Guided, las "'soeio'
uea do la soeledaa Morelos, resultan.
do eicctos. como Presidents, sr. An
tonic Ioaano; vlee.Presiden,c, Anto
Mo y. Gouzsloz; secrctario, Vteto'
| pias, Prossere,asio. asrasde Peha
collector Juan g. Morales; 'rSeoFero
Ratmundp viiiareal; y enfcrmeroa
Domingo ponpi, i,raa,io oarsa Pc
dfo do la Pax
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
UN soLDADo CoSJURA uN COM.
pI or DE MIIERTE.

PLOT DE MuBRfE'
A. j. a. Stone, un yetcrano de Ia
guerra civil d. Kemp. Tex, sc le me-
Ito sntre ce,a y cola que cxisiia ur
compiot entire un grave caeo de pu,mo
MIA J la tumba, para causnr Bu mucr'
to. AContrnie un rcsfriado'. escrt'
he 81, "auo dcsrner6 en- una tos per
aissen,c quo no obstahte muehos remt
dlos me dnr6 yarios amos. Nil pc
30 dismlnayo & lao iibraS. eatonees 60
mencs a usar ci Saeye Deacubrimict
10 del DR.. Kius, ) con ai logra restan'
rarmc y aaunr. khofa peso i7s u
bras. Para Bcafsiades. Toses persss
tentcs, Hcmorragias, Asma par
impedtr Ia Puimonin, no tienc risni s.
centa. y $500. lso,eiies dc prueoa
gratis, Ga.fntisada ror F. A, ch"
pa, San Anton.5. Texas,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04

Dolores en- las muierea. doler do
cabs7a q euslauser OTTO dclor ecss,
sseusamsn,o On 20 minutes. con iea
pAssi,les Rosa para 81 Oclor, hsohas
pos q. LjY. sIiseo4. tpr. shoppa Pink
pain Teblats). veass tR sern,ais en-
Ia oaia. Frsoia rs tts.
ns ysnts r0g q. a, 0hasa. en- 10
ss,ice dsi Laea, San Anssaio, Tss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
plALoao EsPlRlTlsTA

IFS ei eapfri,u de mi esposo e
que estd presente?
ST. eentesta Una voz.
---Dsue. Pepe mio. &eres feiiz?
--Maeho.
-M6s que cuando estahas M
lado2
--Mueho mas.
-.Y d6nde estGs ahoro?
En- el auinto inferno. htjn mia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04

Ct consULToR,o Del. on
BATlsTA 10 ha camoiado q el edl-
ftoio del peri6aico do Ell REGlpoR
aonds a,endefa 4 sus ctlentes en- ID
suturo. Caiie Laredo al Bar No
sss. gan Antonio. Teraa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
JUAN vATTUoNe.

Componc. yende y Gambia Mkquinas
de Coser Relojcs dc pafed,--7s2 8.
Pccos ST., San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
- 80 80 MnnIcoe

pEI.EoApo aEnlco. !.
III aobieroo Moxleaho acaba ue
.oan,,rar d, sr. i,r. y. Sntcllano "
sratta pSleaado pain ~ cnnfsfeheia
t,lcnttiIea International Htc as reN',. ,.
n an HoFuega, Ell 81 naos dc ARest'
a., sarsiSnke aisos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
n A ID e r I A S

METEOROLOGICAL.
Ella. Tengo unos neryios tai de-
iicados, que presiento una ;empestad
eince q sells horas antes de qne esta-
lie.
FL icon galanterfa). :y pcdre
asrirar Il Ia direction de ese chser-
vatorIo2
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04

MUaRE BL PADRE DEL ooBER.
NAbo9 oSMrBEasn.
En ID niabane dol i,leyts "a del M,
.sado Enero, faiisoio en- Dallas. Y ca.
al Dc una mansra rspsntlns, 81 sahc,
Thomas Duncan Campbell. padre dc
actual aobsrusdey dc Texas, Ia 4.
yaassas sdsa de 50 snss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04

Tn Inspector ic vista Gil una
escueia:
--Muy bicn, muy bien. - dice dis
lraiio & una chicueln. - Estudtc Uh.,
hija, aue estudlnndo Elcsara Il ser
hnmhre do provccho.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
Gran Barata!
tln Rs.ra.e orande por IS e'a.

y,nyte va. 90 reteasa 2 q DE a''al'
.an,sfa otya pefsopa = % etH. en- g
lampi,tsg de- 4 3 ots . ea of''rn fsa. ',s
q ia amplisiesssmSs, g DC
ssr i eny,sgamos gratis d sstrato q
.asoaao y, raturai, deyels.6ndois safs'eie'
ii original.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04
TERCETo:

Solo en la paz de los sepulcros
creo!"
"iYo nj Ell i1 pag de los sepul-
eros creo!"-Plaza. ...
y yo--a niagu-o de los dcs les
creo!-..
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-04

-;Te cost6 nuc!lo csc reloj?
-Cuatro mescs dc cA:cel.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
Weather Man Holds Out
Very Little Hope for
Relief.
LOCAL SHOWERS
NOW PREDICTED
Humidity Average Is SIS, and ir
Other Eastern Cities Searly
as High.

Old General Humidity. the champion
sinsle-handed, catch-as-catch-cau op-
pressor of the universe, has a grip on
the District OF Columbia today which
his chief interpreter at the Weather
Bureau declares there is not much pros
pect Of loosening. despite the lower
temperature and the showers that are
promised.
Five prostratons from the heat were
reported by the police today.
The renewal Of his promise of show
ers proves the total absence Of a sense
or humor in the weather man. A drip
ping. putting reporter asked him this
morning II there was any relief in
sight-relief from the damp mugginess
OF the atmc sphere. as well as the heat
that has been withering vegetation and
humanity alike during the past few
days And the weather man simply re-
iterated his daily promise of showers
What makes the present condition
worse is the fact that all those cities
north and east of Washington mat were
suffering from the same burning rays
of Old Sol are experiencing a nice balmy
Continued on Second Page.l
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
REBELS CONDEMN
THE SHAH To DEATH
Persian Monarch and ROYAL
Family Preparing to
Flee to Russia.

TEHERAN, Persia, June 2s.-Piacards
announcing that the Shah and the roy
II family have been condemned to death
by a secret meeting at which a band of
rebels we're sworn to execute the SEN
tence. greeted the eyes of ali citizens
when they awoke today.
Despite the careful precautions taken
by Colonel Liakhof to prevent any
demonstration or activity on the part
of the rebels. the placards were dis
tributed last night and were posted In
all places where they attracted the gaze
OF the early crowds.
It is learned that the Shah has pre-
pared TO flee TO Russia as soon as it ap-
pears that his life is in Immediate dan
ger. The ruler and his advisers pre-
tend to give the placards little serious
consideration, but this attitude IS
known TO be assumed for effect
The rebels gathered in the north are
approaching Teheran rapidly. and it is
believed that they have many active
sympathizers in the city ready 20 Join
IN movement against the Shah
While the officials say the pIacards
were posted merely with the hope OF
frightening the shah. and without any
real basis in fact, II is apparent that
most extraordinary precautions are be-
ing taken TO protect the rulers life.
The secret meeting is said to have been
held Sunday.
The leaders, after a prolonged discus
only way 10 free the country from the
present despotism is 10 remove" the
entire royal family and start an entirely
new government.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
NEW YORK FACES
BUILDING STRIKE
Sixteen Thousand Carpenters Will
Walk Out If Open Shop
Is Declared.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Deelaring that
the union carpenters OF New York have
violated their arbitration agreement.
the Master Carpenters Association will
meet this afternoon to decide whether
they viii declare an open shop"
If they do. the 5000 carpenters OF
New York declare they will wage a
bitter tight. It is said that II the en-
ployers carry out the open shop"
threat, the entire building trades unions,
numbering more than 5000 men. will
be affected at once.
Union carpenters employed on fifty
new buildings recently stopped work be-
cause nonuniOn men were being en-
ployed. The general arbitration board
ordered them 10 return to work. They
refused. and in retaliation the master
carpenters threaten an open shop
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
REPORT OF MELVIN
READY FOR WILSON
Data Contain Results OF Investi-
gaton of St. Louis Packing
House Conditions.

The fua report Of DR.. AIonzo D. Mel
win, II the Bureau OF Animal Industry
Of the De ~rtment of Agriculture on
the packing house conditions in East St.
Louis. has been prepared for presenta-
ton TO Secretary Wilson and will be
given out for publication by the Secre-
tary within the course of day or two.
The officials OF the Secretary's office
stated this afternoon that the report had
not yet been received In tlat office, but
the officials Of the Bureau OF Animal
Industry declare 1t has BEEN completed
and is on its way.
DR.. Melvin is chief of the bureau and
was sent to East ST. Louis to investi-
gate the accusations made by James F.
Harms. formerly an inspector OF the
department, who filed his charges and
resigned
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
FIVE MORE SUCCUMB
TO CONTINUED HEAT
Heat Record Of the Day
in Washington.
PR0STRATIoNS:

Raymond s4einmetz. white, 25
years old, of SIS Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, overcome on
an H street car; sent to the
Emergency Hospital.
Alvin X. Goodwin, white, 5s years
old, of s5s West Twenty-first
street, New York city, overcome
on the street and walked TO the
Emergency Hospital
Christopher Steffe, white, I24I H
street northwest, overcome as
bis home and died at the Cas-
atty Hospital.
Sarah McCiain, cOIOred, 35 years
Old, of 400 Maine avenuey over
come at her home and taken to
the Emergency Hospital.
Sylvester DucI<ett, eOIOred, ~
years old, of 4I5 Richardson
streets overcome while riding q
bicycle at NintT street and
Barry place northwest, taken TO
Freedmen's Hospital.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
Herring TO Bring Aeroplane.

A. NJ Herring, the New York inven-
tor, will. in all probe hility, make an
attempt to comply with the terms Of bii
contract with the War Department In
bringing his aeroplanr down 10 Fort
Myer.
In letter to General Allen. chief
Of the Signal Corps. Herring said that
MS partner. Glenn Curtis. would call
at the Signal CORPS TODAY. The object
OF his visit will be to show General
Allen hat every effort has been made
20 have the machine ready. but. failiae
IN this. he win ask for an extension Of
time, This viii, very likely, be granted
as there is a disposition on the part
of War Department officials to give
the inventors as wide a latitude as pos
sihie II they show they are doing their
best TO build a machine which will full
MI the requirements Of their contract.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
PHILIPPINE BELL
DEVISED BY OFFICER
Lieutenant Commander Gibson
Leaves Bulk of Estate to
His Wife.

A ships bell captured at Cavite. P. L.
bequeathed 70 his father. Stephen Glib
son. is among the Iegacies provided for
by the Will of Lieutenant Commander
John Gibson, u. s. N, which was hled
for probate today.
The paper. which is dated July 80. 1902.
and which appoints the widow exeeutrix.
devises the personal estate and then
provides that the remainder Of the
property shall go TO Mrs. Gibson. The
Will, however, requests that upon her
death she viii the property to Mrs
Bette Gibson Phelps. sister of the tes-
tator, or her heirs.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
Supposed Leper Will Not Be
Permitted to Leave
Otherwise.
DISTRICT OFFICIALS
INVITE LITIGATION
Health Authorities Anxious to
Have Courts Settle TIE
Whole Matter.

John Early, the supposed leper, must
submit to an examination by disinter-
ested physicians or effect his reIeass
through the courts and habeas corpus
proceedings. according 10 an ultimatum
made public this afternoon by Assistant
Corporation Counsel r H Stephens,
following a conference between Eariy's
attorney and officials OF the Health De-
partment.
Unless Early submits to an exanina-
tion, according to Mr.. Stephens. the
District viii decline to permit his de-
parture for New York. where the sup
posed lepeE proposes to place himself
under the care of DR.. L Morgan Bulk
ley. who declares that Early Is nos
afflicted with leprosy.
The District, in order to dispose of She
matter, viii invite Early's attorney to
bring habeas corpus proceedings. Should d
he refuse TO submit TO another examina-
tion. Early has said that he will allow
the taking OF no additional cultures
from his body.
Although declining TO discuss the
means for the contemplated removal of
Early, Health Officer Woodward saf6
today that inasmuch as Early had
threatened suit against the District for
unlawful detention the Health Depart
ment would take precautions 70 protect
District interests
Nothing to Say.
There Is absolutely nothing I csn
say now" was Mr.. Woodward's reoly,
when asked concerning the result of
the conference. There is nothing I
can say without going into detail, and
Just set 1 am not ready TO do that.
There has been very little change yet
in the status Of the case"
Attorney Ben +. Minor was equally as
reticent as TO Early's affairs.
took the case up with Mr. Wood
ward this morning" he said, "and am
working on the theory that a salts
factory ARA ngement can be made with
OUT gong INTO court I am not ready
20 say yet what may be the result nor
When settlement may be reached
May Reach Agreement.
The statement OF Attorney Minor on
Sunday that he believed satisfactory
arrangements for Early's reIease. could
be made without resorting to legal proc
ess. followed by his statement TODAY
TO the effect that TIE plan for an an.f-
cable settlement has not vet been drop-
ped, IS regarded as Indicating that the
Health Department may not be entirely
hostile 20 the plan.
Just what Attorey Minors plan is
probably viii not be known until its
Definite adoption or rejection BIZ TIN
Health Department, and Just when the
Health Department may be expected 10 /
-dke acuon upon IL will doubtless de-
pend more or less upon the number Of I,
letaiis contained in It, which will have 4
% be separately considered.
should the plan for a COMPROMISE
all and habeas corpus proceedings be /
instituted to secure Early's release. it /
VII probably be resisted by Francis F. /
Assistant Corporafion Conn !
iel..
Early showed considerable disappolnt- 4
hsht tnat q decision was not reached !
oday but continued in an Optimistic /
rame Of mind as TO the final agreement /
hat may be coached. He still insists
ie VIII remain quarantined rather than
. submit 10 another culture being fal<-
"a by the local authorities
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
WOMAN SCHOOL OFFICIAL

WILMINGTON, Del, June 2s.-Miss
Ella Johnson. OF Newport. Del. a men,
ber Of the Newport Equal Suffrage Club.
was elected school commissioner of the
Newport schools. She is the first wom-
an Commissioner ever elected in New
Castle county.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
GAME IN TWO STATES.

GREENWICH, Conn. June ga
baseball game between the employees of
the estate of Edmund c. Converse. the
New York banker, at Stanwich, and the
Long Rid &c nine was stopped by Sheriff
Riteh, on complaints from townspeopIe,
who said they were annoyed by the
yelling. l3oth teams then went over
The border lire of Connecticut into New
York State, where the play was re-
lgumed
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
HAYES SON WANTS
TO CHANGE NAME

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June 2s-In his ap-
plication for a State auto license, Col.
Webb. c. Hayes, son Of President Hayes,
writes his name "Hayse," and friends
say that he viii soon go before the
proper court officials to have the name
which his father made famous, changed
to read the new way. Colonel Hayes
or "Hayse"-is quite prominent in the
Ohio Natioaai Guard.
The Washington times., 1909-06-28
SUES CAR COMPANY
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
Permanent Injuries TO Both Legs
Alleged by Edgar @.
Harbaugh.

Alleging permanent injuries TO both of
mis- legs and feet, as the result of a
street car accident. Edgar G. Harbaugh
today filed suit against the Capital
Traction Company for $4,000. through
Attorney Mason n. Richardson.
In his bill. Harbaugh says that he was
a passenger on one Of the Traction COM
pany's cars in December o. 1903, and
that the sudden starting of the car
while near Fourteenth street and Penn
sylvaaia avenue resulted in the Injuries
complained Of