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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-03
FoR SANE.
FOR sALE-B. & o. mileage. sold
bought ana exchanged. G. R.
odell, sss Pike st. Bot, phones.
InnI, saI.E-IIonse ID b rooms. GIeal

FOR sALE-Housc Of IS rooms. Glen
Iiis, rooms on first floor, 3 rooms,
ana lath on second door, rooms
"a third tioor. hot and cold water
on each door: front and one rear
porch; cement cellar. wen Of fne
water. good place near wholesale
houses and factories, for hotel or
r6oning house, Let rs show you this
ntoperty. tsali NJ Office Of oden 6
Ross. Transfer. 6ss West pike st. !.
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FOR RENT-one four room cottagc
nicely finished in hardwood. gas.
water at door. rent $40 per month;
also one new double house. four
rooms each side, cabinet nantes;
hardwood finish. gas, spring water
In. house, each side entirely private
mo connections. rent s11 per
mont All in Alta Vista. Call as
y Sycamore street. city.
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wANTED-Position by woman with
one child as housekeeper TO wid-
i over or old couple. Write .'F.
C." Box 50, Gypsy, W. va.
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on SATURDAY, MARCH 6, at one
o'clock, ! win ofEer for sale in
front OF the court house. a fresh
cow with calf At side. S. w. Cor
don.
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KENrucKY HORSE sALE MARCH

"a. D. Basel and j. f. VIII
liams viii sell 20 head of Ken
lucky saddle and harness horses,
and mules, at public auction
March 0, at o'clock p. m. These
horses are now on exhibition at
WIlliams's barn, Second street and
Johnson's barn, Pike street.
Among this beautiful collection
are three fine gated Saddle Stall
lions.
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FOR RENT-Fonr room cottagae,
No. 762 Mulberry street. $1,000 per
month. n. 3. Mccarty. Oak Hall
building.
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room
web situated, 40S Mechanic ST.
corner Mechanic and Fifth SITS.
Home Phone 266.
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Il any ole could not find gsha.
ine anus ment and oseas 81 for at
ieas 4 dozen teagty Iauehs II tbe
musical comedy Rfigh Fos d
Day which vas presented before i
large audience Ill lie Grand opesa
house last might VAS simpi h ny
cause that person was stiriy oid
pe slnis of ne first waf
1,lis pei.l a3,es + no at. 4, Il
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FOR saba general store, about
$4,000 stock, close to center Of city;
\ also q good grocery store. james
Ryan, ass West Pike street.
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FOR s ALEsix room house with
bath and cahlnet naaptles, plumbedl
for gas and electricity; in Carlisle
Court see James Ryan, Real ass.
tate Man. 80 West Prs street
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FOR SALE cHEAp-one No. 4 I'M
deFwool typeRtlter Excellent, con
dillon, Price reasonable. Leaving
town. Address, box 227 clarksbutg,
w. Va.
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FOR 81 nIne-roonI house ana
vacant lot adjoining, IN best bust.
ness part Of Glen Elk. James Ryan,
Real Estate. 4ssa West Pike 81
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FOR Desirable property at
Quiet Dell, 10 room house. three
acres OF land, fine garden and orr
chard. Apply 1874 North Chest
nut street.
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FOR 81 RENT.

FOR RENT-one rear office, size "a
KS. Hoffman Hall. Cont street.
Enquire County Mail oftice.
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FOR IsENT-seyerai, nicely furnish

lsllt IsIsNI-seyeralS nicely furnish.
ca rooms n gentlemen only. Use
81 bath, hot and cold water, Fight
In central part of city. Rates So
to s15 per month. according to
size and furnishings. Apply to g.
". Leggett, 225 Third St.
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EoseNe zener 81 Baltimore. who
huF Neen ine sn%sf ID his sister,. Nf-
WNiHm ta1oe. retatiled monte toIas
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WANIZEp--aIAnE HELP.

YOUNG MEN FOR RAILWAY MAIL
SERVICE Examination May is.
Intending applicants should begin
preparation AT ONCE. sample
questions and "HoW GOVERN
MENT POSITIONS ARE sEcUR-
Ed" sent free. Interstate School,
1877 College Pl., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
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s..The Wolf.i' q story deai ling with II b
lplctnrosqpe and wild Hudson Bay
country, which Is touring under the
direction OF sam s. nd Lee shuheft,,
was first produced IN New = ofls slt t'as9
Lyric Theatre, whege II remained ser
SIS months THE Voc tlen nieNed
to Chicago where Il played fst toni,
months more ana the afsssrs. sisus7
bert Will offer u as the attraction at
the Grand, March -, with the same
big production and excellent aest asI
seen in these cities, Z !; -,s
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WANTED-Posltlon as hotel cook
or restaurant cook, by young wo-
man with best of references. Call
or address 227 Carr avenue.
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MEN WANTED QU1c11IiY-By big
Chicago Mail Order House, to dis
tribute catalogues, ETC. $4,000 a
week. 10000 expense allowance
the first month. No experience re-
auired. Manager 500 Wabash
building, Chicago :
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MIsoEIlI.ANEoUs.

WANTED ROnmers and boartlcrs.
$3.50 FER week. Apply 64s West
Pike street. al
to go to the
BIG INTRODUCTORY SALE or
Hiozo at Terick's Drug Store,
Pike street. Win last ten days
only, beginning Friday, Feb. 20,
1900. A few good statesmen and
saleswomen wanted. j. B. stroth-
er, sales manager. Residence 45t
Lee ST.. city. Bell phone s97-W.
Office 424 Empire Bldg. Home
Phone S22.
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rent modern six or
seven room house. George NJ. Hoft-
hetmer, Lowndes building.
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81 10000 FOR YOU. stoncman made


81 10000 FOR YOU. stoncman made
$4,000 monthly; Korstad $4,000.
New. exciting business. Hundreds
averaging 10000 weekly. Experi-
ence unnecessary Credit. Strange
Invention. Gives every home bath
room for $500. cleanses almost
automatically. Startling induce
ments FREE. Allen Mfg. CO.. 2O1s
Adams, Toledo, Ohio.
WANTED Position By young man,
experienced stenographer, can fur
nish good reference II necessary.
DESTROYS of locating in clarksburg.
Address. woolford Robson. Hunt
ington, w. Va. 49,
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FOR sALEHo House Of z rooms and
bath III Glen Elk, trunk room.
good basement attic, cabinet
nianttes front and rear porch.
pPlg 81 / b odsll SOS ". Pike 81
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The Russian Governments iopposl-
ton TO foreign photographers Is sim
proverbial. The government is not
merely reluctant-but is even more
bitterly opposed TO having the coun-
try portrayed in pictures than in Her
allure. This explains. no doubt why
Russia Is so little known to the world
at large. Yet no country is more In
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s q s e q ! : y : L !. J. = s
The Imperial Stock Company,
which played to a capacity house ut
the Grand Monday night, and yester-
day made way for 3 A Knight and a
Day. resumed its engagement to-
day, presenting Carmen" to a well
filed house this afternoon. The au-
nouncement for tonight Is Marie
cerelli's play gThelma, adapted,
from the story Of the same name.
and the numerous inquiries at the
box office indicate that the attend
a1ce viii be more than ordinarily
large. Many who have read the
story will gladly avail themselves Of
the chance to see the production.
the full quota Of speelalties viii be
introduced. including Halls famous
trained dogs. Matinees are being,
given dslly, ana tomorrow the pretty
five act comedy drama. Her Hus-
bands SIN" will be played. MOL
mars sensation, The Devif,n is MS
derlined for tomorrow night.
a special and unusual feature that
VIII no doubt prove attractive win
pc the wedding which win take
place on the stage OF the Grand Sal
'lrday night. The offer OF s25 has.
been responded to, and the ceremony
VIII take place Immediately after.
the Imperial Stock company,s per
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AGENTS WANTED--To handle the
Eclipse One Minute churn. Good
commission A ready seller. For
particulars address. Louis "A. serig,
1923 Eoft St. Wheeling, W. Va. 4
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Z .altkiti g
The greatest comedy success Of the
century The Travelling Salesman.
By James Forbes, author Of 'trie.
Chorus Lady" viii be, seen at thr
Grand on March %. This announce
aent should arouse more taan passing
interest among the theatre goers Of.
this city, as 'rhe travelling Salesman
has been iIeralded for months as the
greatest langh=provoker5 ever seen,
The play deals with certain Instances,
In the life of,the drummer on the road.
and has the endorsement OF the large
travelling mems ORGANIZATIONS, who,
have endorsed Il Id the highest terms,
which bespeaks for Mr.. forbegs com.
.edy truthful exposlion,sof the life Of
the drmmer away from home. h
"A cast Of unusual excellence has
been engaged ny Henry d. Harris VIII
Is managing the production. Amons|
the prominent members of the COM
pany are Herbert Cprtheli. Rasaltnd
coghlan. Daniel Jarrett Marion
Stephens, Buck saaffer, James o'Netl..
Jr., Lawrence siieehan. Diana Hune-
ker. William Robert DAILY. Viola ss4I
voS Thomas ,Tobins Emmett shackel-
ford, Robert Dudley and William
Schroeder.
Z II viii be seen here with the same
careful attention to details and inter-
esting scenic production as nsrlss the
performance now at the Gaisty Thea
tire. New York.
The most successful play Of big-cityI
life IN the United States yet produced.
The Man Of the Hour, win be seen
In the near future. by William Al
Brady and Joseph r. GrIsmer's special
cast. This makes the third season Of
the play, which was first acted on
October %, 1906. in Albany, n. Y
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10 INCOMPRENS|B[E.

Nada resiste al esfuerzo de Ia voluntad
novida por Ia raz6n y Ia justicla. La u
cha es condici6n necessris La vida, y NO
es como piensan muchos, un NAL. Some
terse las condolences existentes por te-
NOR 4 la lucha, es I'm acto de deblidad que
eduivale un suicide.
Los que buscan un modus oiuends den
tro de un regimen de OPPRESSION al cual son
opuestos defender el stdtu-guo porque
piensan que mas vale pajaro en- mano que
buitre volando, y gastan sus energfas en-
defender un regimen dc gobierno que tenn
poraImente Green eilos que les favorece,
tienen algo de las aves de rapiha al nutrir-
Sc con los despojos de su propis concien-
cia.
Para conseglir un bikn permanente, es
necesario siempre sscrificar el reposo de
una vida tranquila ereada por las preben-
das conquistadas dentro del regimen que
Sc detesta. La simulaci6n no debe lievar-
se hasta I'm extreme incompatible con ell
bien general, y nuncs los egoismos perso-
males deben llegar hasta ell Unite de de-
fender 10 que en- el fondo del coraz6n Sc
rechaza.
No Sc comprende que un puertorrique
no defienda ell regimen actual y Sc una a
aquellos que, extrahos nuestra TERRA Y
sin arraigo en- ella, le defender por impe-
rioso mandate de Ia necesidad de vivir,
y por Ell tenor de perder, junto con el re-
gimen, la prebenda bwocratica que les
sostlene.
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H0TCIAs Dc AREcIB0.

Ues nuestro corresponsal
Mayo Para el dfa Is de
actual estan aalados en- es
ia Corte de distrito los iuicio,
por jurado que duraran hasts
ell dfa 26.
Ha sido muy alabada Il
orquesta que tomo parte en-
los bales en- estas fiestas pa
tronales y es la que dirije
Ell Sr. Pedro Guerrero.
La Sra. Ana Walington ha
renunciado Ell cargo que de-
mpena en- la contaduria de
este municipio.
Anoche fue presentada q es-
te consejo municipal el pro-
yecto de presupuestos para Ell
proximo alo, hecho por elSr.
alcalde.
Sc ha abirto un abono en-
esta ciudad con el fin de que
la compania de zarzuela que
actua en- el teatro de San Juan
venga q dar aquf una serie
de funciones. Es el encargado
del abono el Sr. Horacio Con
zalez Santos.
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ImpOTtacioNes y
expoftaciones.
$4,000 en- chinas y $4,000
en- C0C0S.

Durante ell pasado mes de abril han pa
sado DOT las aduanas de P Rico las siguien
tes exportaciones:
Articulos. Para Estados Unidos.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Era de esperarse.
Utuado, mayo 6, 1909.

Utuado, mayo6, 1909.
Sr Director de la Correspondence y
San Juan.
Seiior: Ha sido nombrado alcalde de Ia
ciudad de Utuado el enthusiastic y siempre
consecuente unionista don Antonio de
JESUS Lopez fehcitamosle calurosa y sin
ceramente asi como tambien los habi-
tantes todos de dicha localidad por haber
sabido elegir al que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE les re-
presentara.
Antonio de Jests Lopez, es hijo del pue-
bio de Adjuntas, reune muchas condicio-
mes, tanto intelectuales como morale S
por 10 que ha merecido Sc lie designara,
para ei desempeno de tan alto como deli
cado puesto.
Deseamos, pues, nuestro querido ami
go y condfscipulo muchas felicidades y
acierto en- el cargo que ocupa asf como
rserenidad y tacto en- todas las dificiles,
empresas; pues solo asf el triunfo sera tu-
yo, tuyo Ell porvenir de Utuado
Utuado esta de enhorabuena pues no
dudamos que de este joven alcalde podra
ganar mucho, muchfsimo.
I'm Adiunteho.
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A0TIC|As De cAGUAs,
De nuestro corresponsal.

Mayo = Ell dfa primero dc
JUNO llegara 4 esta ciudad Ia
aplaudida compaflia de zar-
zuela espanola de Ia que es
empresario el Sr. Miguel Gu
tierrez, y en- la que figuran
Las aplaudidfsimas primeras
tiples Esperanza Iris y josef
ma Peral. va ha sido alberto
el abono que esta q cargo del
fSr. Juan C. Villariny.
Despues de vasios dfas de
enfermedad dejo de existir la
que en- vida fue Dona Candle
laria Santiago, madre aman-
tisima de Don Antonio E.
Grillo, y yerna del alcalde Sr.
Jose D. Sola. Ell entierro de la
Sra. Santiago Sc verified aver
entire nueve y diez de la ma
nana, siendo muy concurrido.
Han contraido matrimonio
en- esta ciudad ante ell juez de
Paz Sr. Molina. el joven Ma
nuel Alcocer y la simpatiea
y apreciable senorita Provi-
dencia Rodriguez, de las Pie
dras.
Ell domingo pasado fueron
obsequiados con una brillante
soiree por los esposos Argue
lies Trilla, los aficionados que
gustosamente trabajaron en-
la function que q beneficio del
temple cat6lico llevo q efecto
la congregation de Hijas de
Maria. Los jovenes obsequia-
dos salieron muy .satisfechos
de las atenciones de que fue-
ron objeto por parte de los es-
pesos Arguelles Trilla.
En- los examenes ultimos
verificados por el departamen
to de instruction obtuvo di-
ploma de maestro graduado,
con excelentes calificaciones,
el joven Diego Vazquez, q
quien felicitamos por SUI nue.
vo triunfo.
Con gran solemnidad han
empezado a celebrarse en- el
temple catolico las tradiciona
les novenas del mes de mayo.
Con tai motive presenta la
iglesla un aspecto muy agra
dable todas las noches, y Sc We
invadida de feligreses.
Muy en- breve uni ran su
suerte en- el altar de Himeneo
el acaudalado propietario Sr.
Jose Ramirez, con la bella u
senorita Trinita Ra-
mos.
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En- esta imprenta Sc yende papel
de peri6dico { dos pesos quintal
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Rafael Rublo conocido en-
Ell periodismo por Gel Duque
! Juan. y
Ia sue rte de entire cuatro nom
bres, dos propuestos por la
Junta de Subasta y dos por
los interesados, y ell in forlne
i, de esta Comision sera apre-
ciado discrecionalmente por
Ia Junta de Subasta.
Las posiciones cerradas
seran aabiertas publicamente
y las subastas respectivas Sc
llevaran q cabo slmultanea-
mente en- esta oficina ante
una Junta compuesta del Di-
rector de Sanidad Beneficen-
cia y CORRECTION, del Director
Auxiliar, del Director de Pri-
clones y del Agente Compra-
dor del Departamento, a las
nueve en- punto A. M. de cada
uno de los dias siguientes.
Dfa 27.-Subasta para racio-
mes en- la Penitenciaria, Car
celes de la Isla y de Vieques
y Escuela Correctional de Ma
yaguez. Suministro de carne,
leche, carbon vegetal y mine
raj y lena, para los Asilos de
San Juan y Ponce.
Dfa 2S.-Suministro de pro-
welcomes de boca y otros arti-
culos de uso domestico para
los Asilos de San Juan y Pom
ce.
Dfa 29.- -Suministro de te-
las, artfculos de quincalla,
maderas y efectos de construc
cion y otros similares, para
todos los Asilos E institucio-
mes.
La Direction del Departa-
mento Sc reserva ell derecho
de rechazar cualquiera 6 to-
das las proposiciones y de es-
coger aquellas que, por su
calidad y precio, ofrezcan ma
yor ventaia para ell servicio.
JuaE F. Was, Director de Sa
nidad, Beneficencia y Correc-
cion.
San Juan de Puerto Rico Ma
yo 6 de 1909.
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TEATRO MUNICIPAL
Hoy Sabado s de Mayo

Esplendida function.
10. San Juan de Luz, zarzue-
lita de Wis comica y exito
de la compania.
20. La Buena Moza. Estreno
30. La Chistosisima obrita
FL Perro Chico.
Domingo 8.
10. A petici6n general
Los Bohemios.
20. Exito. Exito.
La gatita blanca.
con couplets de actualidad.
30. De vuelta del vivero.
obra de mucho y Wis comica.
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In esis imprenta Sc 'ends papd visjo
pears quintal
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La Caridad en- Ia esCuGIa.

La Srta. Guillermina Con
zalez, principal de la escuela
Lincoln, de esta ciudad, ha en-
viado al Refugio de Ninos De
samparados, S247, importe
de pequenos donativos de los
alumnos de dicha escuela pa
ra la nueva instutuci6n protec
tora de la infancia desvalida.
Es delicado V noble este
sentimiento de los ninos de
escuela en- favor de otros nj
nos infelices que carecen del
beneficio de la instruction.
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Gracias Ala Peruna.

Sr. Timante Flores, MuzquiE, Co.'S
hula, Mejico, oscribe como sigue:
"Padecf de cstarro cr6nico por cinco
meses, Y no me podfa curar.
LEI su (libro LAS Intermediates de
la Vida" que recomienda la Peruna
para dicha enfermedad, & iumediata-
mente empece tomarla de acuerdo con
las instrucciones del libro.
"Ys he recuperado mi salud.
"Antes de tomarla me encontraba sin
fuerzas. Ahora tengo suficiente.
"Durante mi enfermedad consults
vsrios especialistas en- diferentes ests-
dos, y sus medicinas no me nieioraban.D -
Timante Flores.
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Luncs debut del Ter bajo
con las CAMPANAS DE CA.
RRION. Martes. LA POU-
PEE. por ultima vez y Jue.
YES estreno monstruo del
PalaeiO de eriStal.
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Fa|lece I'm como
cidO escritoT

Ha muerto en- Guadalajara,
(Mejico) Ell ilustrado escritor
Rafael Rubio conocido en-
el periodismo por Gel Duque
juan"
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COmeICio de Pto. Rico.

Durantc el mes de abril ultimo hubo el
siguiente movimiento de exportaci6n e
importaciones por las aduanas de P. Rico.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pspel
de periodlco a dos pesos quintal.
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El catarro es Ia enfermedad mas temi.
bic del mundo. Es el origen de Ia Tisis.
En- los Estados Unidos solamente,
mas de quinientos mil Pcrsonas pade-
cen snuslmente de catarro.
En- otros paises es mayor Ell ndmero
de yictimas.
la Peruna gozs de fama universal,
Porque Por medic siglo ha combAtido
con 6xito tan traidora enfermedAd.
FL gran medico americana, br. S. B.
Hartman, Ia receta todos sus paci,
sutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
TO MAKE AN EXAMPLE OF MUTINoUS VISAYANS

Manila, Monday. June 14-BriGadier General Harry H. Bandholtz. Chief of the Philippine constahulary. who is at present on a tour of inspection in the Island of Jolo. will at once proceed to Dayao, Mlndanao Island, the scene of inc mutiny of the second company of cnnstabulary on June G. news of which reached here yesterday.
 BriRadier General Bandholtz will as- aurne personal command of the con- ata ahulary forces sent in pursuit of the ,s,,ntineers. The insular government is determIned to make sn example of the Tn,,tinous Visayans who lied to the roountaIn fastnesses in the interior. rsith their rifles and equipments. and inc pursuit will be pressed with the utmost vigor until the last of the mu- tineers have been captured. Several columns of troops. both regular and constabulary, are already in the neld.
 Acting Governor General Forbes, who returned today from the Province oF PampanRa and soon was In confer encA with Major General William Du- Wall. commanding the divison of the Philippines. said;
 'HThis affair. deplorable as 1t seems to have been, has not changed my opinion of the native constabulary, nor my belief in the general excefiency and loyalty of the force.
 "Judgment must be reserved until we receive further details of the ma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-14
WANTS TO BE
 EXECUTIONER Murdered Lads Father to Make Request. LEONARDO GEBBIA TO HANG Charged With Complicity in Death
 ofLzmzna Child. TAe Boy Was Kianapped h New or leans and Held for Ransem,
 ana Later Was Horribly
 Murdered.
LEONARDO GEBBIA TO HANG

New orleans. June 13.--Following the signing of the death warrant of Leon- ardo Gebbia late yesterday by Gov ernor Sanders. Peter Lamana. father of the youth. for complicity in whose murder the condemned man has been sentenced to pay the death penalty Qn the gallows, decuared today that ne and the sheriff Of St. Charles parisf. in which the crime was committed, to permit him to act as executioner.
 The crime for which Gebbia was com victed and fer which 1t has been de- creed he shall hang. was committed two years ago to the day from which the signing of the death warrant by the Governor. Walter Lamana. the tz- year-old son of Peter Larnana. we'll to-do Italian of this city. was ktdnap- ped and Q ransom of s5.000 demanded for him by the perpetrators of the deed. who operated under the sign of the Black Hand. The father declined to comply with the demands and the lad some days later was found dead, hts head having been severed from his body in the swamps of St Charles par ish, contiguous to New orleans
 Four Italian men and two women were tried n year ago in St, Charles parish for the crime, were found guilty, but received recommendation of mercy. They were sentenced to life Imprisonment. Some months later Leonardo and Nicoiina Gebbia, who. it was claimed. shielded the murdererp were tried in the same parish, with the result of death sentences being ini- posed upon them. The woman's sen- fence was a few weeks ago conimuted to life Imprisonment by the Board of Pardons