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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
IT MAY APPLY
TO ALDERMEN
Order Recently Posted at Rock
Island Arsenal as to En-
ployes.
PARTICIPATING IN POLITICS
.hree Members of the City Council
Affected if Its Force Is I'm.
mediate.

Colonel f. E. Hobbs, command
Mt at Rock Island arsenal, in re-
pOnse to an inquiry made about two
eekS ago, has received a new inter-
rotation of the war department or
Ter relating to the political activit!
employees of the department. TIL,
rider prohibits employees from engag
ne in politics. Colonel Hobbs made Tx
inquiry with a view to determinin.
whether the order was intended t.
orbid employees being candidates fo
flee. The Interpretation receives
$ to the effect that no cmploye ma
become a candidate for any politica
jifice. The order is of conSiderabl
interest in the three cities, and par
icularly in Rock Island, where fo
;ome years arsenal employees hav,
leld seats in the city council as rel
'esentatives of different wards, ant
IT the present time there are tire
aldermen who are employed at Tho
arsenal.
May Serve Terms.
One of these, Frank Lawler of the
Sixth ward, was elected year ago
The other two, Alderman w. ID
Cochran of the Fifth ward and Al
herman Charles Borst of the Seventh
ward, were elected this spring
Whether the order would make j
necessary for the aldermen electe,
since it was posted to resign eithe
their political position or their place
1t the arsenal is not known. Coloe
Hobbs informed The Argus toda
hat if the matter is presented to hin
he will take the matter up with tn
| department. Il do not know wheth
r the intention is to forbid the hold
ing of political Offices already acquir
| ID or not. The matter has not com
| up" said Colonel Hobbs.
Means Much Here.
| If this was the intention of the dc
| nartment, it would be necessary 70
| he three Rock Island aldermen {
| sithcr give up their emplOymCt o
| the, arsenal or to resign their seat
in the council 1t is not likely. how
!, ever, that such a rule would be cr
forced, even though employees in tn
| culture would be prevented from bC
! ing candidates for Office. If tn
.hree aldermen should be forced t
resign their seats in the council,
lwould cost the city something lik
| $1,000 to hold special elections {
ill the vacancies.
| The order has aroused a genera
| protest from the employees and froI
| citizens in general. While it doe
| not deprive the employee of the RICH
to vote at either general or primar
elections, it deprives them of the rigt
to hold party or public Offices an
| thus takes away some of the Yer
important privileges of citizenship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
Funeral of Thomas E. Smith.

Funeral or noHaS z. Ofnitn.
The remains of Thomas Edwil
Smith, who died in Duluth, Mimi, sew
raj DAYS ago. will arrive in this city
his evening, accompanied by Charlie:
y. Smith. The funeral will be hello
omorrow afternoon at 1:30 from tbs
home of the parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis A. Schmidt, 1921 Seventh ave
nue.. The services will be in charge
If Rev. G.. II. Sherwood, rector of Trin
ity Episcopal church. Burial will take
place at Chippiannock cemetery.
Mr. Smith, in addition to being {
well known typographical man was {
writer, the author OF several stories
me of which THE Wizard of Conlin,
attracted much attention. Mr.. Smitl
was naturally bright and energetic
md was fluent writer. Under favor
able circumstances he would hav,
made his mark i'll the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
OFFICERS PICKED.
Force of $50 Thoroughly Or
gained to Take Census of
the City.
STILL IN NEED OF FIFTY
;;ata of Use to Pastors and Sunday
School Workers VIII be
Secured.


The census of the city of Rock Is
land is to be taken May %, one week
from today, and most of the arrange
ments are completed for that purpose.
The work is TO be done by the united
efforts OF the workers from the various
churches, and will be done carefully
and accurately.
At a very enthusiastic meeting last
night of the ward representatives re
ports were made Of pledged workers
from the various churches, showing
that $50 visitors have already been Sc
cured At least 80 more will be needed
as shown by the requests of the ward
captains.
Workers to BE Instructed.
A most important meeting in connec-
ton with the house to house visitation
will be held tomorrow afternoon at the
| First Methodist church at ) o'clock
Rev. \. j. Hurley of Moline will be
| present and instruct the workers as TO
|
to house canvass and workers are urg-
ed to be present at the meeting.
The precinct lieutenants were chosen
last night, and ward headquarters es-
| tabliShCd as follows:
First Ward-E. b. Mckown. captain !:
first precinct, J. b. Warnock, lieuten
ant; second precinct, E. B. McKown,
/ lieutenant. Headquarters, Trinity
chapel, Fourth avenue and Eighth
street
Second Ward-Rev. F. J. Rolf, cap.
tain; first precinct, Mrs George Red
dig. lieutenant; second precinct, Miss
Ethel Burger, lieutenant. Headquar
ters, $40 Ninth street.
Third Ward-Rev. J. l.. Vance, cap
itain; first precinct, C. a. Griggs, lieu
tenant; second precinct, Rev. Willia'I
Schocnig, lieutenant; third precinct. F
+. Burch, lieutenant. Headquarters
1914 Fourteenth-anda- street
Fourth Ward-Miss Ella Taylor
captain; first precinct, W. S. Parks
lieutenant; second precinct. Miss NJ
ID. Cook, lieutenant Headquarters, Y
NJ. C. A.
Fifth Ward-H. T. Van Duzer, cap
tain; first precinct. W. NJ. Reck, lien
tenant; second precinct, Rev. w. q
Oglevec, lieutenant. Headquarters
Broadway church.
Sixth Ward. S. Nichols, Captain
first precinct, Mrs. N F. Tucker. lieu
tenant; second precinct, Miss Minnie
Quayle, lieutenant. Headquarters a
1883 Thirteenth avenue.
Seventh Ward-Rev. |. o. Nothstein
captain; first precinct, Mrs. Arthur
Talbot, lieutenant: second precinct
Rev. L. X. Johnson, lieutenant: thir;
precinct, Rev. f. Z. Shut, lieutenant
Purpose of Canvass.
The purpose of this canvass i.
merely to get information that will
help the pastors and Sunday school Of
ficcrs and teachers in doing their work
The questions asked of the families
visited will be such as to secure The
information shown by the following:
Name.
Residence.
Number of persons in family.
Number between the ages of . an,
Is.
Number under years old
Number of children attending Sun
day school.
Number belonging to home depart
ment.
Members of what church
If not church members give name @
church preferred.
Name of pastor of church preferred
Other persons connected with tn
family:
Boarders.
Servants
Language used in the home.
. Visitors name.
. Visitors address.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
Is 900 Still Du,

There is 4 balance of 5 900 still due
the Rock Island Tool company under
the resolution passed Nov. 81, 1908. by
the board of trustees, granting said
company a loan of $20,OG0 for a period
of 10 years with interest from date
thereof, payable after five years in
semiannual installments of 1900 I'M
til all the bonds are matured. These
bonds are secured not only by trust
deed to the Central Trust & Savings
bank, trustee, on the buildings erected
from the proceeds of said loan, bat
also on the engine, boiler, heating sys-
TEN, line shaft and pulleys, the land
occupied by the plant-which were
purchased and paid for by said com
pany-and such other permanent i'm
provements as are or may hereafter
be made part of said lands and build
ings.
The expectations formed at the time
of the inception of the Rock Island
Tool company seem to have promise
of being realized earlier than antici-
pated.
The merit of The product is already
established, and today they give EN-.
ployment to So people, with weekly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
Experience Proves.

Time tells which is best and most
reliable. For 20 years Perry Davis
Painkiller has been, driving away
pain and bringing health-as rem
edy for sprains, burns, bruises, rheu-
matism, neuralgia. 1t cures colds,
cramps, bowel complaint. But be
sure to take this unequalled remedy
promptly. Large bottles 35 cents OF
larger so cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15

1t the home here before the remain
re taken ito GalesburS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
COME DINE WITH
US TOMORROW

There'll be music to add
cheer to a good dinner-and
it will only take SO cents to en-
JOY all. How do you like this
menu?. It's better even than
it reads.
Table d'Hote Dinner IL to 3.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
MONEY HAS BEEN
WELL EXPENDED
Detailed Statement Made OF
What Has Been Done with
Booster Fund.
CALL FOR INSTALLMENT
Industrial Commission Has Collected
S3J,S57, LoaninG $4,000 to
Il. l. Tool Company.

The following self-eXplanatory no
tees are being sent to members of the
Rock Island Industrial commission by
Mayer Levi, secretary:
Rock Island, ILL.,, May 10, 1909
Dear Sir: AT a recent meeting of the
board of trustees of the Greater Rock
Island development fund, a call was
ordered for 80 per cent of the second
installment of the subscriptions to said
fund, the balance Of said mstallment
being payable upon demand.
In view of the early presentation of
drafts covering amounts due, | herein
below respectfully submit detailed
statement of receipts and disburse-
ments to date:
RECEIPTS.
Collected on first instaIlment .$25,S57
DISBURSEMENTS.
WeyerIaeuSer & Denkmann
company, for site donated
to National Neck Yoke
company ................$ 3,795 90
Sweeney Il Walker. for prep
arafion of abstract. .. 10000
Kramer & Co, notices. .... 200
DrifHll Printing company,
drafts 80. -. ........ $50
Union Printing company, con
tracts 49,. ............. 525
Stamped envelopes ....... S.34
Expense incident to the rails
ing of The Greater Rock Is
land development fund -. 1Gl &c
Wallace Treichlcr, engineer,
for surveying and sub-diyid-
ing the Manufacturers addi-
ton and map thereof 80. $3.50
Taxes on Manufacturers ad
dition for year 1906. . $500
Taxes on Manufacturers adj
dition for year 1907 800. 275.26
Expense incurred by special
committee in securing the
removal of the head offices
of the Royal Neighbors of
America to Rock Island. 654.S5
Western Type Foundry: Rem
tai Of building occupied by
them. as per agreement... $500
Rock Island Tool Company:
To II. w. Horst, contractor
t$15,S00). Allen, Myers &c
Co, plumbers (S2, 70W, o.
Il. Ccryin, architect" ($500) 100000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15

For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many re-
markable cures have been effected by
them. Price, % cents. Samples freq
For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15
The Most Common Cause of sufserin

rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for
tho reason that it is the most common
of all ills, and it is certainly gratifying
TO sufferers to know that Chamber
lain's Liniment will afford relief, and
make rest and sleep possible In many
cases the relief from pain, which is
at first temporary. has become perma-
nent, while in old people subject to
chronic rheumatism, often brought on
by dampness or changes in the wealth
er, permanent cure cannot be ex-
pected; the relief from pain which this
liniment affords is alone worth many
times its cost. % and 80 cent sizes
for sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-15

Icompanied by her son, Julius Rosen-
field, also of that city, is making a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ferdinand
Levy, in Rock Island.
]. NJ. Rosenfield left this afternoon
for Decatur, to accompany his father,
Mayer Rosenfield, who has been seri-
ously i'll there, home. Mr.. Rosenfield
| is still in a serious condition.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
FURIOSO HURACAN
EN- BROWNSVILLE. TEX.
Derrumbe de Edificios- Personals ahogadas
lastimadas- Grandes p6rdidas mate
riales- Inundaci6n de la region

Grandes pGrdidas Ell la pr3pledud Y
Ia muertc de dos prscadorcs lnexica-
nos, que perecicron uhogndus, US al
resuitndo lie una gran tormentn de
riento huracHnudO. que aZotd el dfa
80 dc Junin en- Point Isabel.
La tormrntG dur0 todo cl dIa, y
caycrou lluvins torrcnCinlcs. hacienda
impossible poder yer uIos cunntos pies
hpcia adelante. MuChas lancilas pes
cadoras fueron yoltc1das tlehldo ri I'm
petu del .ieEto. De este modo PEE
rec!eron ahogados Nicolas Rmmirca
y o,ro mcx!cauo.
Ia Capllla Cat6lIca del lugar queto
complctnmcntc dcslfuEda.
La tormentG, qne dur6 t0dO al dfa,
Ia sido una dc las mas flIriOsas dc
que sc tIenc memoria en- In histu-
ria del VaIic del RIO Grandc.
Point Isabel y Tarpon Reach SUI
frierOn una perdida dc miles de pesos.
III vicnto Ell Point Isabel aicanZo In
yelociiad de seaenta cinco milias
rur hoTa. Destruye Ia casa dc ma
Qulnns del ferrocarril de RIO Gran
de. muChos etlficios J echo piquc
una flotn de ounce ianchas pescado-
ras. Dcspues dc mnchos esfuerzos
sc pudo lievar salvo 4 log visi:ado-
req busta terra firmc.
In eRtacI6n dc Saliva vida cn BRA
Zos Pass ha sufrdo grandes pcriulcios
y Ia playa qued6 completamentc, u
negada. Aumquc Brownsville estnvo
baio In Influenza ic Ia tOrmenta. los
dailos 40 cNccdicrOn de $4,000 on iaca-
les mexicauos, corcados y defensus
iIarlEngcu Eufr!G grandcs p6rdidas
hshicndo raRultado muchUs heridos.
Las ptrdidas do San Bcniio fueron
de SO go. sin ptr1ida d" YIdas. Las
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08

cabo porque los medicoa le notifica-
ron que In condici0n del cnfernlo no
permite lue sea rcmOyido. Under
wood sc halla ain en- Seguin custo-
Giando al paciente, habiendo telegra-
tiado d San Antonio que pronto po-
drd traerse nj prisioncro. Clark tie
he cSposa familia On Lockhart. Mise
Hunt es una prcciosa tcefonista quo
trabaIa en- Segufn. Clark es hom-
Drc prominente y bien conocido Es-
two solo POGO tempo ell Segufn. hn-
ciendosc pasar como soltero. La no
ticta Ea causado gran sensaci0n ell
Seguin. Miss Hunt Sc halIa compile
tamente abatida y consternadn desde
que supo que sn nuevo marido esta-
La casado. La licencia de matrimo-
MO In otorg0 el DiputadO del Secreta
rio del Condado. Alex Coy, seglin to-
das las Eormalidades rcquirimcntos
dc In ley.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Milo A AsesinO
MATA \ SU HERAIANITO. 10
ENTlERRA MEDIC VIVO EN- Ell.
CORRAL DE LOS AIARRANOS

En- Modesto, California, nm niho de
II amos de edad disrar6 sobrc su her
manito dc seis amos un tiro de csCo-
pcta, iratando dc ocultur cl hrcho
Il sus padres, 10 sepult0 Ell a. CORA.
de los nnrraroS.
Ante cl lurado ha 1cciaraGo su de-
Ito, aunHuc incOuscientc de su Gra-
vedad. En- 1t declaration iIjo. que
oncontrandosn los dos solos en- Ia
casa por auseEcia lie SITS padres, V
hahicudo en- In Com!da una ritil por
Gata, rcsnlt6 que q. Cecil iIoppinB. a.
rroid dc casa 4 ,H huTmanu Theodore;
pcro llcno lc rabia 10 8Egu6 con una
escoprtH, dcsc@IEandcgr Un tiro puc
10 icnui6 en terra: trmiendn las con-
secuenrias, 4 in Yueltu de sus padres.
cavd una sepuitura y lu cuterr6: dl-
ig yitie al estar cayandu l. arena. uy0
#un duejido da TheGdcIl y IIr eS4ir6
los brazos. 4 la yRe,ta d sls Pr
dres neg0 ten:r 6i aocimie1to del
pnraderO de su hermapo: V 'os acom-
pah6 Il buScnfIos hasti que el cuerpG
fu6 descuhicrto. 3, cree por IL pn-
slc!6n en- que este 20 cncOatr6. = por
tencr Ia boca llena do arena, que fnG
scpultado vivu.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
NuEvos LinRos

RecieDte auiiiento de libros eli cs-
paloi Ell Ia Lihreriu Carnegie:
Eddy, s, !. amigos uuxllinros dol
hombre: Montgomery. u, II. Rudime,i-
los do Ia historic dc America; Ram
Fey, II. Montroie Elementary spanish
reader; Commit, II. s. Primer of Spa
nish literature; hello. -, A. dramat,.
cn de Ia Iengus Casiellnna; Cyr, El.
len NJ. Libro primaro ds ieeturn; Cyr.
Ellen NJ. Libro aegundo do lectnra BIO.
ratfn, r.. Il. do Ei 81 do la nina; Lar.
Tn, III, lose de Fartir q ticmpo: Aito-
mira y Grcvns, II. Historic 1e Espa-
Ha, hlare6n. p, a. du Gasas que fac.
ron: dhidoa. u. p, La fan,illa do Leon
Roch: Gaid6p, y. T.. Trafalgar: Val.
dcs. A. +. IN cuarto poder; yald6s,A
Il. hRuns fuertos: Cahnliero, Fe.nan
la gav.bta; NdfIss dc Afco, a. Grltcs
dol conbate; Ta,nayo y Baus, 81. c.
bras; lbhfipE, V. y. In hnfrnoH; fja.
san, p. T. N0gslng eJempieFes; Pare-
da, J, M. do Pefejla, Pedro sanehoSs
Horrilln, JoEa Don Juan Tehorio. fitss
maurice : Kelley. Hiatnrin de Ia lite.
fatprR eapahola; Chmpaamor, IL do
DoioTaF,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
CASADA JJNICAMENTE
DURANTE UNA HORA
FL novio acusado de Bigamia -Deja su es-
posa hijos por contraer nuevas nup-
clas al ser descubierto toma yeneno

NO habla pasqdo una hora desDuGs
que Earl l.. Clark consiGuto SUI licen-
ella de matrimonio con Miss Hazel
Kirk Hunt, de las Oflcinas d.sl Con-
dado de BeNar el Niiercoles pasado,
cuando .lego de SeSuin un mensu;c
tnlefonico, pidiendo fuera arrestado
Clark. bajo In inculpacion dc bIga-
mia.
Clark Miss Hunt Sc casaron an
% el Juez Ben Fisk iumediatamente
despues de congeguir In liconcia Y
salieron de la ciudnd. l.! Jucvcs lie
garon Il Segum.
CLARK tomo venenG y Sc encucntra
ell condicion muy crftica. Tan prom
20 como Sc alivie scra traldo Il San
Antonio. Contra Clark Sc ha pre-
sentado formal acusacion de bigamfa.
MIR. Underwood salio In noche del Jue-
YES para Seguih con el fin ie traer-
&c Il Clark, 10 cual no pudo lleyar Il
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
En- busca del Asesino

El Jcfe en- Monterrey de In socledad
secreta Floon Soon Tong. Ia cual
estan afiliados 81 novcnta por cicnto
Ide los celcstes. recibio una nota dc
Ia matrIz. radicada en- los Estados u
nidos, ordenandolc ponga On movimien
TO todos los iniembros &c Ia sectn
para lograr In cap;ura de Leon Ling.
Il qaicn sc acusa dc habcr ascSinado
"a In seIOrlta Elsie SIgel, eli Ia ciudud
de Nueva York.
u! gupromo cOnc!llo dc Ia LOgia
Hoon Socn Tong. ha trapsmitIdo or
IIeues analogas todas las Sicursalos
sle Ia association que existcn en- AmG-
Irica, SO cree que por este medic sea
IcapLurado el criminal.
( Un chino, que ocupa I'M alto pues-
Ito Ell cl ramo de In rcfcridu secla en-
Mexico, Ssegura que cs impossible que
tsscapc Leon Ling. pucs como Ia socic-
glad Hoon Soon Tong eSt0 ramiflca-
Eda en- donde Quiera eXiStcn chinos, V
como esto5 sc cncuentran esparcidos
llor todo ei mundu, todoS elloE
BE les lia ordenado busquea al fugitive
Fpiensa que este pronto sea descubier-
Ito y remitido d Nueva York para en-
Itrcgarlo Il las antoridudeS que 10 juZ-
sgarIn por ii horroroso crlmcn de que
ies autor.
El mismo chino dice que nj adn re-
fngiandose en- el Celeste Imperio de-
lara de ser descubierto, debido ii que
Iel nnmcro de masones es alli muy ere
#cido, y con facilidad caera Ell poder
dc sus perseguidores.
Las 0rdenes del supreme concilio
de In masonerra china iamds son des-
Qbedecidas por los asociudoB y por e.
80 ninguno deiard dc colahorar pa
.ra IN capturn del asesinO de Miss ST.
fyal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
INrNDACfoN EN vERAril,z.

Durantr Ia scn'gnu pasatln han raf.
do en- al puerto de- VcrariuI i!uvias
bastentr fucrtcs. COMO no ec hnn
risto eli muchos amos, resliltnrdo uur
ia partc baja de In nolrlaci0u csta
completHmcnte Inunhaja
En alRunog barrios 81 trauNtu ~ ha
c" ahora eli prqucios botos Il, cin-
dad prcaenta TIT aElCCio &ruc lGttic 4
las calies do FHngGin.
In inundaCi6n sc I'm dcbido al gran
parte al serrici0 defiCiente del drenu-
jc, nucs toias las raNrriaB c4lNn obs
iruidus. III Ayuntnmleufu rgle5r0
una session decide por nraniinidad
reparnr las htargcas ;an pTunto como
hatara cl aqua para que los trabaIO hos
so ileVarau 4 cabo sin difiCnltad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
gorrijicndo d su
hijo EN- Ia Corte
r5---:o.-

Con l6gTimas en- los oJos, isduardo
Serrano. bomhero dc oficio,argufa con
'su hijo de II aiios, David. en In Cor
te del condndo, shplIcandoic Sc corri-
Siera y dejara el nal cnmino que tau
tos disgustos vieno ocasionGndoIc dcs
lie hace un aiio.
"Quicro que &c apartcs de esa ga
villa de malOs muchnchuB. quc tra-
iea dc ser un buen Milo : que tc por-
les bien", dijo 81 padre su hiio de
cabeza llgera, que es coHocido- entire
los muchachos. como uuo dc los jefcs
dc los mas pcrvorsoS de In loculidad.
calidad.
I'll grciaHo Ssrrann cstd empchHIu
elt 81 trahajo dc corroEir Sii hiio,
David ha Csiado rarias yccCs CT IL
vcarcel.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-07-08
Notable trabajo
MeXicanO
Ell CATALoGo DEL CIELo

Desrues de un largo trabaio arduo
diilcil, l!evado ii cabo por un Srl-
20 de empleados del Obgervatorio AS
tonomico de Tacuhaya. baio 10 dt-
reccion del ST. ValCntin Gamn, aca--
ban de dar tGrmino nj primer tomo
del cathlogo fotogrdfico dcl cielo, que
proXimamente Sc editnrh.
Este importantc trabajO. ciyn mag
nitud es cnOrme, ha side hccho con
IN collaboration de los mas importan-
les obSeryatorioS del muudO. entire los
Que Sc encuGntran inS dc Far!s. Ma
drid. Greenwich, Oxford. Toulouse. Ro
ma y ojroS.
La nbra cnmp!eta del cu,Hingo del
cielo C0nstarh dc ounce q digE y seis
tomos. cstava irrm.uada t!rErro de
Guatio cincO amos aprpNiuuadamen-
tc.
En- el primer tOmn. qua como deci-
mos arriba,rs etiitasIi pr5Simamente.
81 harh una daseriptA<s.l- con i!ustra-
clones del apaIato c ihstgHmentos ein-
pieados, una eNpiicaci6n de los pro-
ceGimicntos dc ObscrrAci6n calcuio
usados en- IN obTa. eli la que sc deter
minara In posici0n dc tOtGs las Cstre-
Has conocidas. "Tdeuada@. sGgfin sus
asccnsioucs rcctas.
El catalogo fotogiailco del ciclo, o.
! bra cmprcndida en- diyersas ocasiones
por OtroS obscrvatori0s, as de gran
importancia. pnrque GCtermina el es-
iiAdo del CtclO. on una CIuca dada Y
adcmaS, s!Tve como Iihro de consult 4
! 4 los asronOmos. que rrficren log
cucrFC8 desconocidOs quc aparrccn cn
J Has cUnOCidus.
3
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10 QUE DIDO III. GOHERNADOR :
IFMADA

Con motive Gr Ii apTehousi&A su
Gnadnlajarn. de mas Ir dozrluntu@ cs-
,Udiautes dc Mtdieina y Jursprud IT,
cia por In manifcsi lci6u tumuln;a#4
hCcha an favor dol Gen aai H. I}crnaI-
do Reyes. cl GoberDuLur dg .Ial!=. q. CO.
ruuol NfiEuri Ahumada, iuHHdJ ltamr
Panel, 4 los cyalladus cs3u,ijarta s
les diio: uIle reprnhain n mantle.
Ia: On UOr Il sEAudaio que habia
d&Go motive, que - 10 - DTuu.a d"
u!uEIin mOdo 4 uuc.sr hicicran mani
i"slaciuhcs rVysHias. quJ 500 d"ErabH
cue no SEE lan2aran "mutraS" 4 min
Eun candidate: que no L. pIraCia bier
icc!bir hostilmcntc ningdu g,r.ro po
lit!co. y uuc II misno hahia dgdo q
cjcmplo en- In rcccpci6I, hccha nj Cub
DemocTdticn: que t,sa reyistns io,iiau.
cuando 10 Huisicrau. haccr sus Trunio-
hes libremente. y ain saCAr lIrG'csio-
mes con cs'andartes Y farolcs cOn,u c,i
los Estahos Unidos. AgrcgG que n
clamascn cnanto Quisicrun nj Gcucral
Reyes. pcro nue. no dio.au "mueraS" nj
candidate coutrario. Que nj Calo ma
die SO moria porau" Ia diieran clln""
Termin6 cl C0roucl Ahulnada di--
cieitdo Il todoS que qltUilahan HIRES.
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Inundaciones
en- Missouri
Comuuican con recha dia !;

ri pueblo de Pattensl,urg. Missouri,
de unos 400 habi;antcs, Il sesenta
millas Sic Kansas City I'M sidu iuun-
dado completamentc. habicndo subj
do el aqua Il III nltura dc 10 pies. I'll
5efe dc poilcIa dc Kansas City. reci-
bio el dta nn telegrama pidieudu en-
Wen hotes para saivnr los ciuha-
uanos. mnElos dc los cunIcs han sido
"rroiados los tcjnaOs dc las caaas.
las dc In inahana del nlismu dia
el iefe llet6 20 hotss remadorcs los
ervio con I'M dcatacamCntD dc policia
para ayudar TN ci srIbR!o de saliva
menio. No Sc ha aontirmadu de uuc
Sc han ahogado algunas perEouas. Tres
easas arrastradas ror la corrientc. l.
han flotande p0r las GALES SO igno-
ra Ia sueJte dc SUE iDquiliaos.
I'll jere de pulleia de st. Jusepb.
Mo-, rceibio tnmbi6n mHnsnjc pi,Iicudo
auxilio.
So dice quo las nguas lIegaron has.
Ia el tHcho del primer piso de las
casas, habiendoEc ahogaGu aigunns per
sonas y perccernn Ecgnrninchtc mas
de treinta pcrsunas. 81 no sc leg en-
VIA inmcdihthmcntc HuSilio. ri icfo
picnsa cnviay un tren cargado dc bo.
tes In cstaci6n mas ecrcana nj puc-
bio ancgudG.