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The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
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Ws Offs One Hundred Dollars Re card s1E sly case of CatarrA that ca Eol s.e cured by HzlFE c2tarrh Cure
 o. J CHENEY q CO. Toledo. O. He. th5 undersigned. have known g. J Cheaey loT the last I5 years. aud 1aaale hlm perfectly honorable lB au business transactions, end ina s4l5 able Jo carry out aay ooiis- Cons made by the hFn- Walding, kia u4l G M4Fyll.
 Wholesale Draggista. Toledo, 0. Halls CAt4rrh Cure is taken inter lg acting directly lPoa a ue blood and mucous surfaces og Ae sysIen, .als sent nee pTi1e, I5c, Der u.t e Sold 5y au trusg ts-
 Take Halls Family pills for con -.H4
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
HAWKINS WILL CARRY ON
 FORK BEGUN BY HENEY

CoRDovA. Oct. 12-News of the death of Contractor NJ. J. Heney. of the Copper River & Northwestern railroad. received this afternoon, cast gloom over the entire community. Heney left here December last and had not taken aSs active part in con struction work since, although con stantly in touch by letter or wire. Officials ot the road here state that work will continue on construction probably under the direction of F. c. Hawkins, general manager.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

Old Gibson Rye Is pronounced by connoisseurs to be the very best. The Board of Trade has this brand on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

Have your boots and shoes repair ed. for the winter by William HOskins h, only uses the best of material, and his work is first class. Prices reasonable. 1mo.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

What's the use of burning green wood when you can call up Itjen and get rick Of dry wood delivered at once? Phone S4. n.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.

Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan. Go to the Dominion Cafe in White tOrse for good home cooking. If The famous Olympia been on draught or by the bottle at the Board of Trade. Phone 1-5 and 1t will be delivered
 Lowney's Candles, Box Candies. all kinds of Chocolates, Glaces, Cream and Bon Bons at TONY DoRTERo's. Dominion Cafe If None better or purer than Gibson Rye and Val Blatz Beer. Orders by Phone promptly delivered.
 The Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
WHAT'S THE UsEa

What Is the use in walking when you can call up Itjen and get ride tn the hack? Phone S4 If.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Society :.

A Grand Piano underneath a Bough, A Gramophone, a China Gong. and
 Thou
 Trying so sing an Anthem off the on. Paradise were Wilderness euow.
 Omar Jr
 Ralph Royal le1 OR the Cottage Cit Jl resUIue his studies B he Washing toB 'U"
 A Htgle daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. l. IT, King of HaiHes on Thursday morning.
 
 Dr. L. A Pare, Of Nhitehorse, came ap oB tbe Cotase City and left for 1ome Monday morning.
 The Ladies Aid Society of che Meth olaJ church met Wednesday after noon with Mrs. J. A. Godmg
 Mr M0Brose Na,uy, of Dawson, visited si,b friends iu ssagway while waiting for tae City of Seate
 R. w. Service, the KipHng or the Yukon. was Fifth Avenue hotI guest che early part oI the week.
 Lllde Margaret Euseuia Miller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. l., Miller is oelabrauBg her second birthday this afternoon
 Mrs. D. w. Mckay has rented the Ben Moore Cottage at Jhe Foot of. FsrJh Avenue and Is now living there alIa her family
 Mrs F J Doherty and baby Pris- ella Louise left he White Pass hos p--I Friday morning and are now at. home to their friends.
 The Great Hewitt and his jolly fam fly who have been playing Co good houses I8 SkagBay left for home iu seaJla on the City og Seattle
 Tae man who has not anything to u1as- ut but his illus-rious ancestors ls Eze a po-ato-the only good belong. ing Co him Is u1dersroUnd.-Tbe Fra Nr Lionel B4rrimau entertained N and Mrs J F. Van de Wall Miss Haz @ Van 5e Wall and Francis Van de Wan at dinner at the Pullen house Sunday
 Miss May Mills and Mss Alma J. Delaney of Sitka, were registered at the St James hotel. Washington. D. C oa tae first og the month. accord ing Jo the Washington Post
 Mr and Ms. ". L. Williams were passengers south on the Cottage City. Mir and Mrs. Williams will locate somewhere in milder climate. as Mrs- Williams has been ilI for several months.
 8Lr and Mrs. William Hall and lit- de son. of Atlin arrived in Skagway Thursday evening and will go south on the Jefhesou Alr. and Mrs Mall were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, c. c. Miller Friday
 
 Mir. George Woodruff, oI the U. s, Customs went south on the Princess Beatrice for vacation visit with friends and relatives in Seattle Mr, and Mrs. Woodruff and baby will re- uru to SkagWay in January.
 
 Capt and Mrs. w. O. Barker, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Bryant and Mont rose MaIJby who have been in, Daw- son for the summer and now on their way to San Francisco for the winter were guests at cards of Mir and Mrs. J. F. Van de Wal Tuesday evening.
 
 The EIks have issued invitations for a reception and dance on Wed ueaday evening next complimentary t1 Mir and Mrs. J. D. Slnebaugh and taeiE daughter, Mss Fay Sunebaugh
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

The Pack Train Is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold ana sell at a profit. Yours,
 If. Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

Tuck Is all alone, but jolly as ever. at the Board of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

Fresh oysters arrived on the Cot tage City and are being served at the Pack Train Restaurant If.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16

bles: So, Ia utilisaci6n y Ia centrsli-
zaci6n en- puntos convenientes, de
hidr6geno puro: 4o., Ia organization
del material neoesario para ell enva-
Sc y transporte de este hidr6geno
So, el reclutamiento y formation del
personal necesario para poner en-
obra este programs: particularmen-
te la organization de un recluts-
miento que tome su base en- todas
las armas, tsnto del ejereito de tie
IRA como de u marina, bajo una di-
eeci6n dnica y aut6nona en- que
los dos servicios eonexos de los diri-
gibles y de los aeuphnos no pue-
dan aislarse uno de otron
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16
Hoy quedo alberto a.
publico, concurrfendo .
nunerosas personas.
Ell edificio es elegante y
esta rodeado de todas las j
comodidades y condicio-
mes higienicas.
Obrss csmo esta hacen homer i
Ia ciadad J nsrecen el APPLAUSE !
la administration municipal.

Con exito no esperado Sc abrio al
publico esta mahana Ia plaza del
Mercado de Santurce.
Esta es obra de gran belleza ar"
quitect6nica, fue planeada per el in
geniero de la ciudad Sr. Montilla, y
construida por el contratista Sr. La
go.
La concibi6 e inici6 el alcalde Va
lie Atiles, ell cual no sin difcultades
lego a lograr que el nuevo mercado
fuera un hecho.
Els el inaugurado mercado modernD,
en- ell que los articulos estan expues-
tos a la venta sobre mesas de piedra:
las carnes en- iaulas bien resguarda-- :
das, y todo dispuesto en- el meior Or
orden. III
Ell rematista de los arbitrios del
mercado soGcito del alcalde, Sr. del
Vale Atiles, permiso para colocar
nuevas mesas, pues tiene soicitudes-
por dos veces mas del numero de
puestos de que dispone el mercado.
Ell alcalde, convencido de esa necesi-
dad, ordeno que Sc hicieran ensegui-
da diez mesas para adicionar s las
existentes en- Ell local.
Obras como esta hacen honor & la
ciuda de San Juan y merecen 81 AZ
plauso que le tributamos & "a admi-I
ministracion municipal que y b. lle
vado q cabo, muy especialmente all
alcalde del Vale & cuyo tampera~
mento serene, pero const ants dsbe-'
Sc el haber triunfado de muchas d.
6cultades y 81 tkrmino de una qhts
en- la cual los conocimiento IS dc com,
petente higienista. del 81 A Vail
Atiles, tuvieron frecuentes oca6enag
de intervention. |.
Santurce ahora espessrS .confa-fa /
damente la reforms qus> siga 81 iasI
mel mercado. .,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16

trado un afecto tan puro y SINGER o
por la naci6n descubridora. Enton-
ces despert6 en- nosotros el amor {
la raza, el amor 4 las tradiciones;
desperto al benefico influjo dc h
gratitud y la ibertad, y nosotros,
que habfamos atacado & Espaha en-
su viejo regimen colonial Ror montes
y wales, recorrfamos la isla y difun-,
diamos los vientos ell amor Espa-
ma, exultos de algeria por Ia reaiza-
ci6n de nuestros sue nos, por el termi-,
no de nuestros afanes, por Ia exalta-,
ci6n cfvica de nuestrs patria. En-
este momento solemne, son6 On Gus
MICA ell primer elarin del ej6rcito in
vasor. SCual no serfa 81 deslum- ],
bramiento del espfritu puertorrique-
no? iCual su entusiasmo por el mirf-
fico ideal americana? La historia do
los Estados Unidos pas6 ante nues-
tros asumbrados ojos con la reverbe-
raci6n luminosa de los soles de su
bandera, y ell amor y la gratitud en-
mudecieron en- nuestros labios. =. v
cuando parecia que las ,circunstAn-
cias llamaban a los puertorriquehos
4 una lucha contra los .americanos,
rendimos las armas, no por TRACTION
nj cobardfa. sino alucinados por una
eNcelsa esperanza. Ell alma pu-
ertorriqueha, erguida en- la historic,
miro hacia adelante, escuch6 q 10 por
venir. y el silbido de las balas y el re-
lumbar de los cahones no le parecie-
ron estrdpito de guerra, sino el rumor
de las potentes alas y el victorioso
cantico del Aguila de America, can
tando d la Republica!
(Aplausos prolongados).
Nosotros asf, absortos. inpavidos:
sin resistir, Y muchos favoreciendo
Ia penetration del conquistador, era.
mos conformes los prncipios del de-
recho de gentes, TN pueblo afado dek
pueblo americana. En- squella .hneo
Observation-Disclosures, una VOC sues
tiva. como una arenga, saG6 del po.N
cho del Jefe de las tropas invaaorlA!
Ell General Miles ofreci6 al pus6 ~
de Puerto Rico las bendicioneo d
ibertad americana, V la naca6A o.
dl representaba qued6 compeeans I
ia ante La historic V ante Ell kanoe
rumplir las promesas de III caul7
y el pueblo puertorriqueno, 1a tsa
contrajo el compromise de ~
4 los Estados Unidos en- 81 dealns1a,
vimiento en- America, de ser 4 hsot:
de union entire los pueblos del lortok
Y los pueblos del Sur, { serk palpa
del espfritu santo que habfs d md;
MIR baio sus inocentes alas des NJ
zas que Sc habian exterminado M :
tantas eenturias en- Europa ' utn1 3
vinieron a Americs para untsus III
fundr en- un abraEo etelno doe e;vis
hEacones y dos mundos. (Aplsss6.
Nr. Bryan oplasde golpeusds et
a"'bas n'anas sobre Ia nsesd).
Tenfamos. sefor, en- Puerto RI
ferOcarriles, tekgrafo, lus slkctiie
Coni1r:a % Ia pleiaa =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16

ge6grafico Y politico, reclamaban pa
ra Puerto Rico un sistema diferente
a de las regiones peninsulares. Ha-
cia el ano 1887, cuando aquel gran
ap6stol Baldorioty expuso Ell la
asamblea Autonomista de Ponce los
principles en- q. habrian de informar
sc los futuros partidos pucrtorrique-
nos, yo assist aunqur era caSi un niho
como delegalo i la glorioSa aSamblea
V pude admirar la valentia de aque
Hos puertorrlquehos. condenando el
regimen imperante, clamando por un
gobierno libre, contra todos los peli
gros, levantando a 10 alto con viril
esfuerzo la bsndera de la autonomia.
La constitution suton6mica del par
lido fundado en- Ponce era sencilla.
est6icamente, la petici6n de una for
ma republican, de gobierno. ante el
poder mayestatico de Ia clasica Mo-
nsrquia.
Quiero sbrevlar los hechos V las
palabras,. Despues de diez amos de
eneonada lucha, en- que algun os her
manos nuestros perecieron V en- que
todos sufnmos los dolores V rieS COS
del combate por nuestro pals. en- los
instantes mas ternbles para Espa ma.
cuando aparecfs rodeada lie todos
los szsres de una guerra interrscio-
nal, en- el 8 no sangriento de 1895, So
instituy6 el gobierno auton6mico de
Puerto Rico, y asf Espaba. armada
y fuerte como Minerva. en- vez de ex-
halar contra noeotros un rayo de ven
CANA, nos envi6, arrebat6 al cielo
para nosotros, un rsyo. que ella no
tanta, de libertad V de amo, (Aplsu-
sns-l
Senor Bryan, cuando el eiercito
amer1csno penetr6 en- Puerto Rico
fue cuando Puerto Rico sc sentfa
mas espahol Jam&s. en- cuatrpcien-
tos ahos, Puerto Rico habia demos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16
El Sr. de Diego pro-
nuncio ur1 elocuente
discurso.
FL orador Sc extiende en-
interesantes con sid era
Clones historicas.
Declara one 81 csatiaente ane'
ricano debe Scr ls condensa.
cion y la sintesis de dos razas.

7Publicamos el discurso pronuncia-
do Dor ell Speaker de la Cdmara, en-
ell banquete en- honor de Mr.. Bryan
la noche del 9 de Abril segdn la CO.
pia del taqufgrafo senior Rodri-
guez, revisada por ell mismo senor
De Diego, que nos la envfa.
Ell trabajo del estenografo es me-
ritfsimo, pero en- ciertos lugares g.
parecia, como casi todos los traba-
jos de esta fndole, con algunas de-
ficiencias debidas a la precipitation
de las palabras del orador.
Ell discurso tai como 10 inserta
ala Correspondencia'' es complete
Y exacto, segln fue pronunciado
por el senior De Diego y dice como
sigue;
"Senores:
"Mi querido amigo y compahero
ell sehor Dejetau acaba de darnos
una leccion de 10 que debe ser en- 10
future ell pals puertorriqueiio y todos
los paises americanos. Ell senior De-
ietau ha hablado en- ingles y ha ha-
blado en- espahol, y en- su palabra
elocuente y sonora ha resumido uno
de los mas altos ideales del continen-
te occidental. America debe ser BIZ
ling lie, el continente americana de-
be ser la condensation V la sfntesls
de dos razas, como la sintesls y la
condensation de dos idiomas.
Hay dos cosas que no pueden mo-
rir en- America: el pensamiento sa-
Jon V el pensamiento latino, la len
qua ingleSa V la lengua castellana.
Una vez, cuando el gran marlno
de Geneva cruzo por vez primera
los misterios del Atlantico, cuando
aauella alma luminosa iba a traveS
de los mares guiada por su vision
prof6tica Y Su fe inquebrantable.
despu6s de largos dias de augusta y
profundas noches de anhelo y sole
dad. un pobre marino espanol tre-
pado en- las gavias de la Santa Ma
ria. VIC en- Occidente una ligers nu-
becilla girls matizada por los rayos
del sol .aveS extraiias bstieron sus
alas sobre las ondas, un nuevo aire
venia de las sonadas costas Y el ma
rino. ensanchando sus pulmones,
grit0: iiTierra.., en- este language
que no puede morir en- nuestro mum
do. porque encierra el primer grito
del nacimicnto de America a la vida
de la civilization cristians. tAplau-
sos).
Pasaron los siglos v en- Ell oonti-
nente descubierto nacio un hombre,
que solo tiene por rival en- la histo-
ria 4 Colon, V mas ALA V mas alto 4 |
Jesus. Y cual Colon hsbfa visto |
Transformers una nube en- I'm mum |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16

pubhcsnos que Sc oponen q Ia politi-
ca de Taft.
La noticis circulsds lie que el
ex-presidente Roosevelt acepta Ia
nomination como candidato 4 d pre-
'sidencia en- las pr6ximas eleeeiones
de los Es,ados .Undos. hs sido Co
mentsda fsvorsbhmente por ele-
mentos del pals Y norteamencanss
que no desempehan cargos pdbhoos
en- general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16

Gobierno sobre Ia necesidad de in
cluir en- su plan general de organiza-
ci6n de u locomocion asrea: 10.
Ia construction, 6 el estfmulo & Ia
construction de dingibles: 20. la
edificaci6n de eoberti1os especiales,
tanto para el dep6sito como para Ia
reparaci6n v construction de dirigi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-16
In el entrante mes CO..
rnenzaran los traba-
los del edificio de Ia
Mission Metodista.
La distinguida esposa del
DR.. Roure ha hecho valio.
sas donaclones a la ielesia
catolica de aque)la parro-
quia.
I'm Sacerdste invita- al clere de
Ia isla para protestar contra
ell bill Olmsted.
De nuestro reporter en- viaie.

~ AuossAo AopVILoI eu VAajo.
Abril l5.-Juanita Gonzalez la
linda damita del verjel hatillano,
pasa una corta temporada en- Areci-
DO en- casa de sus familiares los dis
tlnguldos esposos Ledesma.
-Parece que en- breve Sc llenara
con simpatica "nota' el Garnet"
pues una hermosa tocaya de la abue
la del Salvador, exhuberante rosa
del jardin de Hatillo lucira alba
corona de azahares en- su pura frente
Sc esperan en- Hatillo, a pasar
una corta temporada los distingui-
dos esposos Ribot -Infante, de San
Juan. Ell es ingeniero del 'Salto de
Comerlo" y SUI esposa, profesora
del asilo de ninas del Institute de Ca
ridad de Santurce.
Por la religion. La distinguida
sonora esposa del DR.. Vicente Roure
de Hatillo, ha hecho apreciables do
naclones a la Iglesia catolica de la
localidad que dirije acertadamente
ell Pbro. Davila y I'm Undo altar para
ell Coraz6n de JESUS parece que figu-
rara entire aquellas,.
El Rev. Obispo Cat6lico Monsenor
Jones ha facilitado al Pbro. Davila
25 barriles de cemento para obras
de reparaciones en- el temple de Ha-
tillo. La junta de catolicos de esta
poblacion presidida por Ell Pbro. Da-
villa. celebro reunion ell martes 1lti-
mo, tomando acuerdos ide impor-
tancias.
Sc cree que las obras para Ia
construction del edificio de Ia mission
metodista, 4 la colocsci6n de cuya
primera piedra concurri6 Mr.. Bryan
comenzaran q principles del entran-
to mes. La construction de un bal
neario en- Hatillo atraerfa seguramen
to gran nImero de forasteros q estas
risue1as playas, punto uno de los
mas poetioos y saludables de la isla.
-Un aficionado al arte fotogra
fico residente en- Hatillo saco mag
nificas vistas del acto de la coloca-
cion de Ia primera piedra para ell
edificio metodista.. Figuran en- la
fotograffa, Mr.. Bryan, ell gobernador
Cotton, secretario Joannini y Ayu-
dante Parra-Capo, alcalde de Haiti
llo Sr. Gonzalez y alcalde de Camuy
Nixon Benuet, y Ell reporter" de
LA Correspondence" entire otras
personals de las que concurrieron
a la vista del gran democratic, la que
marca importante fecha en- los ana
les de esta poblacion como de P. Ri
co.
Secundando la protesta. Sc nos in
lorna que un conocido sacerdote,
compatriota nuestro, invite al clero
del pals para dirigir un cable Was
hlngton en- demanda de que el bill
"Olmsted" no fuera presentado nj
aprobado. Sc trataba de que los sa-
cerdotes puertorriquehos Sc adhirie-
ran a la protesta de todo 81 pals con- !
ira un proyecto de lev que trata de
,ercenar libertades a nuestro pue-
DO.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-10-07
| louisiana State News
Happs9lqss of lqterest
to Our ha9y Readers
y .vny ~ y As.3.m s.a:aM@@@ &M5.EEMZzzZ&2
Buried in Gulf Waters.

New Orleans.-Miss Marjorie MIL
ler the beautiful daughter OF Dean
Walter Miller of Tulane UniVersl'y'
and president of her college Glass;
who was drowned at Tallulah RIVER
Ca. has been given as bride OF the sea.
Rv her own persistent and prayerl"l
reouest TO her parents, her BODY was
carried far out into the Gulf OF Mex
leo and buried at sea. 1t is perhaps
one Of the strangest, at the same 'iin0
most romantic requests OF youns
college girl 10 years OF age' ev.'
known. She loved the ocean. one
was fond of the water and had ala"SS
said she wanted to rest at the Dolto'l
of the deep. ~
Her body was brought to New VI
leans from Tallulah Falls, ana alVe
her father arrived from an eXtehue
Euronean tour, the unusual arrange
ments for the funeral were MADE. Il
marty, with the body smothereu
> fresh flowers, went to sea- "here u
sad rites were performed. -,
. That she should meet death IN u
:. Talluiah River and then rest at u
l., bottom of the gulf closes lie
, Doetic romance.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-10-07
r;,,es.Democrat Plant Burned

~ou Or,eans,-Practically the ell
tire n}ant of the Times-Democla' ! ~ ~
fishing Company on Camp, near e,a e,a
yior street was destroyed by me-
which originated shortly before "lu,
night Thursday in the paper '1s WAR
honse on the first floor of the Dullu-
ing. It was only a few moments W
fore the entire structure was en'e'op
cd in flames, and several emploses
IN upper floors had narrow escapes
Other nearby buildings seemed doon,
ed at one time, but the tiremeh suu .n,
ceeded in confning the plaze " .n
Times Democrat and to a "arehouS
IN the rear Of the building, whefe I'll
damage was not great. ~
estimates place the loss Oh ~ %
r,mes.Democrat at more than slza
600, partly covered by insurance ,a ~
naner is one of the Oldest anu pe
known in the South. All other new ",
papers placed their plants at 'ne e., VI ~
nosal of the Times-Democra' innn
diately.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-10-07
n..L Commission Organizes.

covinqton,-The new park coiilihi'
sion, lately appointed by :goatinv the '1Sn tSis
council, held its first meeting .h's
Toais weet, and perfected its orsan,nat5en .ha Ro
anu ,,a Fa1ava ESin Park. The commission is IS
sue son, nosed Of ten members, instead OF Of
sftaen as heretofore. They are: y ~
n u cchonberg, N. H. Fitzsimons, >. T.
brewster. w. ]. Warren, JACK noAen ~
fohr D. J. Sanders, Anatole beauooO, =
ray, J. H. Heintz, Julian sm,e4 a1aotod dDu are:
~ watkins. The officers electeu az. g.
D, J. Sanders, resident; W. n,on,Star D.. "
rem, vice president; A: Il. naemss1. erot W,
treasurer; c. E. schonoers' se,, .nato,'
and parish game warden. aian ana,'c .
17,e Beaucoudray was elected CUSTODIAN Y
the property.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-10-07
CAPITAL City Notes.

Tho assessment rolls of Assump'lon
and St Landry Parishes were recel'eu
saturday, st. Landry Parish SHOWS
an assessment of s11, ,195,S2O, an M
crease of s513,47O over last year. AS
s,mption has an assessment Oh So''00'
25O for 1910, against an assessment u
1865 ,76O for last year. ,oo
Nayor Roux has named Fred 'raoe'
ragister of the State Land ofhce' anu
Dr Charles McVea as the deIesa'0'
from Ration Rouge to the Southern
aConservation Congress to be helu -
Atlanta Ga, next month under 'ne
auspices of the Chamber OF Cominel ~ :,
Tho Interstate Casualty Company u
birmingham, Ala, has filed a pe.ltIol
with the secretary Of state anu Nd
hoon granted authority by the lhsu'
ance Department to do business III v"
state. ..,, roris
Thirty-seven out of the sixty Pal %
assessment rolls for 1910 nave Dee ,.
filed by the assessors with the auui', ,
~ nuh1ic accounts, leaving only t"e'
! tv-three vet to be received out Oh ~
| entire list. This is the largest nul m
| her filed by this time since 'ne .io ~
| tion of the State Board OF Llqui0'''
The Rice belt journal., 1910-10-07
PLOT TO PLUNGE PAINTERS
FROM A HIGH BUILDING
cOWARDLY ATTEMPT TO WRECK
A SCAFFOLD BY THE USE
OF ACID.

Pittsburg-What at first was
thought to have been an accident,
which almost resulted disastrously TO
many pedestrians in Fifth avenue, has
turned out to have been a dastardly
attempt at murder, presumably the
work of fiend or insane man. But Tor
the twisting of a guy rope on scaf'
fold and the presence of mind of the
three men working on the Hotel Ant
Ter, they, and possibly some of the pass.
ersby four stories below them, would
have been crushed to death.
A reward of $3.50 has been offered
for information leading to the arres
and conviction of the person or per
sons who put acid on the sca1ol'
The Rice belt journal., 1910-10-07
Aaventists plan a Colony

Amite City,. W. Maxwell pre-
,dent Of the Louisiana con'epen'I, ,n in
eomnanv oeovlr with Charles L. Buck az agen. Ell.
.on'p .ou the owners of cut-over timoer
nn,a;ngs ,oI m in this section, aad made an TIL
isSpoH III po1onizing it with followers OF MS rs.
ea ea,th I,''i Mr.. Maxwell was tavoraoS ora ~,
ialln' ..sad M with his tour and will IN
ln,p' nl probability purchase a tract ., ol
M, hetween 300 and 400 acres on WIZ, snS,
pe pe'T will settle about twenty-five IAN
uies of the Adventist faith
The Rice belt journal., 1910-10-07
"car" Kinchen Escapes Ha'o

Amito City.-Information mas Deen
received by Sheriff saal from ,' ,ne
penitentiary authorities TO Tue ea,o en,son
that Garfield Kinchen, who was taken
70 Angola two weeks ago, has peen
brought back to Baton Rouge anu
" nlaced in the hospital. 1t is under
stood that owing to his physlcai con-
a;tion he will be retained within the
walls to do light work after his re-
ooverv since he is incapacitated pny
sically to do the heavy WORK Oh .ns :
Farms Kinchen is under sentence
of AZ wears. having pleaded guilty 10
oomn,icity in the murders OF ms
Breeland family and Mrs Joe E'e'''''