davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

-OUR weeks of teaching in a lower east side
school had deprived Constance Bailey of
E many of the "Ideals in Education - which,
: during four years at college, she had trust
ingly acquired But, despite many discour-
agements, despite unintegible dialect and an
tocratic Course of Study, - she cung to ambition
to establish harmony in her kingdom and to impress
high moral tone upon the fty-eight little children of
Israel entrusted to her She was therefore
troubled and heavy of heart when it was borne in
upon her that two of her little fockcousns to boot
and girls-had far forgotten the Golden Rule as to
be .mad on themselves und wouldn t to talk even
as that bureau of fashionable intelligence, Sarah
Schrodsky, duly reported.
''Und teacher, - Sarah continued q Eva Gonorow-
sky's has a mad Sadie Gonorowsky's
mamma, und her papa has mad on her papa, und
her gran ma has mad on both of papas und both of
mammas und her gran pa has a mad somethin fierce
both of unces, und her auntie-'
Here Miss Bailey sent the too communicative Sarah
to her place. and called the divided house of Gonorow
sky to her desk for instant judgment And she held
forth she was delighted to that her words
falling upon good ground, for the dark and dainty
features of her hearers expressed attering degree
of conviction and of humility
She admring the wonderful lashes lying damp
and dark Eva S smooth cheek when the beautiful
eyes uncosed gazed straight the desk at Sadie,
and Eva took flying leap into teacher lap to
cling with arms and knees and fingers to her chosen
refuge
''Oh, teacher, teacher,' she walled, Sadie makes
on such snoot got a it..
Miss Bailey turned to the lately placid face of
Sadie IN search or the devastating snOot DuC met
only glance of conscious guilelessness and
the
''No ma AN, I don t makes snoot nobody l
get killed anything off of my mamma sooner l
makes snoot. 1t ain t polite. !" This with reas-
suring smile and direct and candid gaze.
Teacher yss ma an, she makes all times a snoot
on me, - cried the weeping Eva, all times. She
turns her nose around und makes go away her eyes,
und comes her tongue out long. On'y dassent to
fight init her while m cousins NIT her. Und
cousins you got all times kind feelingso
''Well, Sadie teacher questioned, "what have you
to sayg"
The dark eyes met teacher s with shadow in their
depths Sadie uttered her denial:
~ neuer in my world done snoot."
shudder of admring awe swept over the assem-
bled class-folowed by gasp of open contradiction
Sadie went with her vindication For Sadies
snoots were the envy of all the class Had not Morris
Mogewsky paid three cents for lessons in the art,
and, with the accomplishment frightened baby into
what its angry mother described 'fspineyell con-
vusiOns ~
And Sadie was saying, 81 couldn't to make
snoot Never. But, teacher, it s like this Eve
makes whole punches of trouble Bertha Bin
derwitz und is monitors in the yard when the
childrens comes back from dinner. So-ooh, l says,
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''Sadie Gonorowsky, come herc!" commanded Miss
Bailey, in a voice which lifted Sadie bodily from
the place to which she had guiltly determined to
cling And Sadie went, jaunty of air, but with shift
ing eyes,
'Isdore Bechatosky, come herel'' commanded
Miss Bailey, and Isidore skunk after his divinity.
Teacher savagely angry, but bylaws forbade
corporal punishment, and principles the prin-
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NJ Y r A K ELL Y

COPYRIGHT, 19o0 BY DOUBLEDAY, PAGE a co.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

-OUR weeks of teaching in lower east side
IL school had deprived Constance Bailey of
E many of the "Ideals in Education T" which,
- during four years at college, she had trust
innly acnuired Rnt. desnite discnnr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-25

10 direction del partido republieano
no puede csber. Gale O. trents; en- II
fla en- donde &c hallan Mr. Olmsted ,
demzs smparadores del bill La uni.
ca inteligencia = combination que en-
tre Ia iniciativa de estos dias cabe en-
trs el gobernador Cotton y el presiden
te del partido repubicano, es la rect'-
6cacion de Ia carta de este s Mr.. Olms-
ted y su endoso del proyecto de ra-
dicales reformas al bill, que VI CANT
no de Washington.
Las difeultades del bill Olmsted
han sido, e. cierto, solucionadas. Las
resolvieron puertorriqueiios, entire los
cuales no estd Ia comision directiva
del parddo republicano Que estd
eonvenida su aprobacion ia del daIt)
es cosa que esta en- Was de 10 posible,
pero de acusrdo y q satisfaction de los
puertorriqnenos que combatieron y
comhaten el bill.
Asi pues, el telegrama no es oosa
que importe al desarrollo de los suoe-
sos. Sin 81 hubieran guidos estos
su curse como cosa que Va & su Tin
sin cuidarse de los apuros en- que SO
ven los que SO duermen y quieren lue-
20 cubrir las aparienciaA
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PUENTE DEL CONDADO.

AL pasar por ell puente de
San Antonio, puede verse va
ell bello aspecto que ofrece el
nuevo puente, aun no alberto
al transito Idblico, que desde
ALI conduce al Condado.
Es una entrada elegante y
anchurosa y parece que estara
bien iluminada por lineas de
| bombillas electricas, colocadas
a ambos lados del puente.
Parece este mejor que puen.
tie, un viaducto, Su longitud
es de alguna consideration,
y ofrece un medic de transito
rapido y corto entire San Juan
Y ell future Condado. Ape.
mas en- automovil Sc tardara
cinco minutes desde los maci.
SOS de San Juan al nuevo po.
blado. Sin duda con esa obra
pueda considerarse aquel We.
cindario como viviendo en- una
calle de la capital
Lo porvenir no parece du'
doso para Ell nuevo parque re-
sidencial. Los medios de trans
porte desarrollan la urbani'
zaci6n. No tarde hara el CO.
mercio su primera aparici6n
en- ell Condado, = aunque los
vecinos haran 10 possible por
que no Sc les eche encima, ine-
vitablemente lie tendran cerca,
porque el comercio sigue a la
uabanizaci6n como la sombra
al cuerpo.
Lo digno de nota, son las
condolences de belleza y sa.
lubridad de aqnellos lugares.
Suponiendo imaginativamen'
te que va este ALI todo pobla-
do, sera notable el Condado
por su aspecto de marina Ii.
bre a los aliseos aunque algu
mas veces molestado por los
nortes, en- toda epoca banado
por puras brisas del mar.
FL nuevo puente es, sindu-
da, una una promesa. Pen
samos que San JuaI necesita
expansion, y nos parece pro-
bable que ell Condado sea uno
de los primeros pasos de la
corriente migratoria de veci'
nos de la ciudad murallada.
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Atrayentes novedades.

Las nouedades, San Francisco As
ofrecen su distinguida clientela
de Ia ciudad y Ia isla, el mas esplen-
dido surtido en- obietos de utilidad
v fantasia. Desde los mas valiosos y
elegantes sombreros para senoras Sc
horitas v nihasultimas formas, ,hasta
las mas costosas y artisticas de to-
dos tamahos v clases, Sc encuentran
en- el tablecimiento de moda 10
mas atrayente existencia. Bibelots,
aIombras, reloies, perfumeHa, ados-
nos de csbeza, pasamaneria, ,plumas
para sombreros, paraguas y sombr-
LAS, cuadros, estuches propios para
regalos de onom2sticos Y de boda, 70
pa para sehorss sehoritas y nihas
&. &. todo flsmaDte y renovado en-
sodos los vspores. Ahora ha embares
do para Estodos Unidos q comprodw
de Ia casa y Sc estin recibiendo los
nuevos pedidoe. Reealos de nsssHif-
eos fsnosrofos para los dienses d "a
casa. No DIVIDES Las Nosedodss de
Ia Gale de San Francisco 45.
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Acerca de la cues.
tion palpitapte

Campos de Naranjito, Abril % de
1910.
Sr. Director de La Correspondent
cia." San juan P. R.
Distinguido sehor:-Nos preocura-
mos aqui en- estos d:ss y supongo que
como aqui estaran preocupados en- to.
das parties del mundo, con Ia venida
del famoso cometa de Haley.
70 senior director 70 Sc del cometa
mas que 10 que he lsido en- la Co
rrespondenc;a' hnico peri6dico que
estoy suscrito y que sueIo prestar & mis-
vecino. Creo que usted no tomara
a nal que presto mi peri6ci % 4 los
vecinos, no siendo mi prop6sito TO
mentar la mala 20 .tumbre de leer los
peri6dicos sin pagsrlos, cosa nuy ce..
surada Ell estos dias pcr 10 prensa, 81
no facilitar mis- vecnos pohies la
oportunidad de saber 10 que pa.a por
ell m Undo.
Is objeto de esta carta, senior Direc-
tor, pedir se aclaren slgur 3, dudas
miss acerca del famoso cometa; cu-
das nacidas de mi ignorancia, pues 20
seguso que los que saben de aStrono-
mis-, podtSn expliear en- LA CORES.
pondencia' esas dudas que & mi me
ocurreu.
sSon los cometas sstros en- un perio-
DO atrasado de evoiuci6n,
LA tIayectoria del comets HALEY
Is uua ehips<, :Tienen los cometas
un moviniento de rotaeion alrededor
de un eje v IN moviento de traslaci6n
en- el coal decrioen una secci6a o5ni-
ca, Hay algana raz6n para q. los CO.
metss no esten sujesos & les leyes de
Newton Y KepIers Yo no veo ningu-
m, pero be leido slgo en- ese pari6di-
CO que me ha parecido interwetsr que
lc. cometas no..sigusn exactsmeate lss
leyes citldas.
Otra pregunta me ocurre, senor d.
rector.
Los conetas deben .ener un nic'eo
qle 70 ,serz precisanents solifo ksEo
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si tendra ura densidad mayor que Ia
| atm5stera que 10 dea; pcrque en-
tiendo que deben tener tambien atmds.
fera, Ia iual disminuird en- densidad {
medica que cons d.. e-nos en- ella pun :
tos mas distantes del citada n6cleo.
lQue efecto PRODUCERS Ia masa gaseoea
del oercano coneta, 81 penetrar. con
una We ocidad co siderable, mayor
que Ia velocidad de traalaci6n dc la
terra, J de ssntido contratio, en- nnes
TIA atm6sfera?
Mucho agrad ecerfs, sefior director,
que 81 estas pregurtas espressn rea
mente dudas Iazonables que pueds n
scr resusltas por sus ilustrados cola
boradores, sean ccntestadas para sa-
tistacer asi Ia curiosidad mia y de mis-
ccnvecinos, con quienes suelo hablar Dc
estas tosas.
Auticpandole las gracias, soy de
usted con Ia mayor consideration,
alto. s. s. J amigo,
- Juan Velaz9ues. =
"La Correspondencia' publica con
gusto esta interesante corta, y deja a
sus colaborodores yd los afeionodos d
estudios de astrononaia espeeiatnsente,
Ia respuesta q las preguntas tormuid-
dos Dor nuest7o eonau,,icante.
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Detepciop de nm bandolere

Dicen de Mfji que Ia policia ha
logrado cspturar ALI al bandolero In.
ma 10 Guaoon y & un companero suye,
los cuales teniAn con sus fechorfas ate-
rrorizada squella comaroa; pues los
dos vestian con los buenos ,rajes que
vende Juan Pieras. Allen 81 en- la
Palmesapa."
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AVlSO

Ienando que aasentarse por algunas senanas log ka
games nuesros relacsaados agentes Dc la sa que g
sval dirr sus corespondencas checks gros pesses etc.
Dc este neds: ST. Director de la Correspondence" Bsx
785-Gan Inan PuArfa Ricn
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.9uen negocia. ~ 3: s: 3 , ass IS: s

de tener que ausenta7se para otra
localidad, SO vende d dcredidjado
hotel ltaliano situado On Areche,
frente s Ia plaza principal. IL
numerosa clientela do este sntigue
establecimiento es 81 nejer rsco-
mendacion. Para informesdihdii 4 iirisk
& su due1o 81 Sr. Hs,sb0so Dsas
Telefono 80 P. @. Box 35.-Aro;
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l..- UNA CASITA. Sc ven
DdydlHu de en- Bayamon y en-

UuJ 0tIjUU ao on Gl
punto centrlco de-
pueblo, una que renta en- d
actaalidad veinte pesos men,
suales de altos y con un buen
fondo.-PcR hur Poco DMsRo pue-
de Vd. comprar un aparato sis
toma NAUTILUS fabricado por
John Mllhews, New York, para
refresoos de soda y un aparato
complete para fabrication de aguas
gaseosas con sus, respectivas ma
quinas de tapar y nenar botellas,
cajss de botellas, filtros, ETC., etc.
Procure escribir hoy misno 4 don
Ramon Buades, Cstano, P. R.
No. |,
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Buena finca 1:;e 9a s;e;a's;; ssi s.;es:: !: r. !:
ILL ..i5s.1..,S)

una nagnf6ca estancita compuesta
de clnco cuerdas de terreno, 'tisne
una casa de dos phntas y reune To-
das las coznodidades modeEnas.
Dirha estencia est4 atra vezada por
Ia carretera y tiens yerba, arbo-
e, frutas etc. etc. Sc alquila con
muebles incluso I'm piano, 6 sin
clos. Dista cinco minutes de Ia
calle del Parque. Para informes,
lele fono 1905. Santurce.
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Ill. HOTEL B0RIN-
hp udHNld GU EN-. Fyente &

Ia plaza principal, es-
quina q la calle de Ia Victoria. Muy
cerca del ferrocaril. Habitaciones
propias para agentes viajeros y para
erhibicion de muestras. Sc han in
troducido notables mejoras. Sc sir.
ven comidas & todas horae Ser
vicio de cantina. Tiene telefono y
bofos de ducha. No 10 olvideis.
Hotel Borinquen, Aguadilla cerca
del Sr. Uldarico Amen. No. l
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400 Roperes a PLACES.

Roperos de luna, Ropero de
media luna, consolas tocado
resIy los grandes pianos Tonk
en- Ell Cielo.
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San juan, PR. Abrl "a, de 1910

Gam. 9p.m.
Bar6mstrs a pulgadas.
rodacido 81 nfvel del mar 5000 29.9S
1emperatracorriente, Fair 7S q
Humedad relativa percentage SO IS
Precipitaci6a, en- pulgadas.
en "a horas terminando
l1e 3 p. m..........-- ~
Direction del viento .......- SE NE
Velocidad del viento,
millas por hora. 10
Temperature m4xima. ..... 50
Temperature mfnima Il
Ealida del am.
Puesta deI sol pm
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IN esta imprenta svsnde papel Dc
periodie0 vido & q Qainfal.
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Il D. on,oa mas ameno para
Il nCClGU las familias puede OBJ.
tenerse por POGO di.
nero comprando un hermoso fon6s
grafo Edison. Son los mejores.-C;
Frsdsriksen, Plaza Colon Tetuan,
AZ, Frente al Teatro San Juan,
Puerto Rico. -;
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n.~,,.. LA Antorcha de Pueri
L1p Ids to Rico," de Sola Ar
guelles y Co.. Fabrict
de tabacos. La marcs mas solicii
tada en- los EE. UU.. y Ia isla
Gale de Ruiz Belvis, esquina d.
Tapia, ndmero "a. Caguas, Puer
to Rico. No. 4.
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i..: LUIS A. GONZALEZ.
INpEliIbI Hace toda clase de
trabajos de su profe-
ion. Su casa. Parada ali Gale del
Parque 4 San Mateo, Santurce,
Puerto Rico.
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lnn4;tu4t;, Una sehora. extranje-
IuSutuun "a que habla oorrec-
tamente ingles, fran
ces y espanol, desea. colocarse en-
casa de una familia, como institu-
tns, dana de. compadia, g. anna de
llaves. Tambien Sc ofrece para dar
classes s domicilio. DirIirse I For
atalcza numero Ia. San Juan. PR
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Cafe Restaurant e:lls :: e;zsss::; z:ss::

parada de los carros del tranmd.
Sitio centrico paro los visiAntes de
la playa. Almuerzo, comida, cenas.
A la carte. Cocina para todos los
gustos. Precios modicos. Servicio
de cantina. Sc admiten abonos.
Para los comisionistss y sagentes
viajeros es de gran comodidad. No
olvideis el Catt- Restaurant Puerto
Rico de Luis N. Irizarry en- la Playa
de Mayaguez.
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Entsred tia Post Ofcs San Juan r K
B asSecond class matter July 1900

e Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA 1sLA
vi -. -.
Por medic deios Agentes unndn 5000
Directa Tn trimestre ORC .....$2-25
UnSemestre ...... $3.50
Unaho por adelantado$8- 90
Ea 81 exterior. Una1o ORC. $500
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Para a|qui|aT s.sns:a q HnsDas; eass 0a: q:

concrete, que con-
tiene II aposentos, sanitario q 10
moderno. COD habitaciones para la
servidumbre en- los bajos, alumbra-
do electrico, banjo y ducha aparte,
entrada para AUTOMOBILES y sitio
para garage. Parada 25 subida de
la calle de la iglesia Santurce. In
formaran P. o. Box 1O43, San
Juan, P. R.
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Professor A DOM|C|L|O.
GUIDO VARGAS CORONADO

Educacionista venezolano, 20 ofrecu
para dar clases "a domicilio) de con-
tabilidsd mercantil, Tenedurfa do Ii.
bros por partida doble Caligrafis y
Nociones de Algebra y Geometrfa.
Inrmaforan en- esta imprenta. D.
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{, ..,I. Por ausentarse SUI due
eli vEuld, no, Sc vende una mag
mica casa situads en-
la carretera de Santurce, parads
19. Informaran en- Ia misma casa
y en- LA Fama", San Francis
co 43.
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oBSERVACIONEs
DEL TEMPO.
O. s. WRATnHR BURRAu
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Caguas' ::s:'is: :'s:: 60 :: Ts'' =: =:

Camisas, cuellos, corhataA artfcu.
los de cabaleros. Epeoial sem.
breros del pals. Calls u. 0sutiot.
Benitez. i
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CLOSE IN NEW JERSEY.
Senatorial Contest still I'm Doubt
with StOkea In Fnvnr.

with Stokes In Favor.
Trenton. y. J.. Sept. i4-whether for
mer Gov Franklin Murphy or former
Gov. E c. Stokes was the popular choice
for United States Senator at yesterdays
primary election is stin in doubt. The
contest between the two was so close
that, with the belated returns. II was
impossible TO say which had won. al
though Stokes appeared to have a shade
the better Of the running.
Representative Charles n. Fowler. the
third contestant under the popular choice
plan. fell several thousand votes short
OF hts competitors ELIMINATING Hudson
and several smaller counties from which
only partial or unofficial returns have
been received. Stokes is about 1900 votes
ahead OF Murphy Hudson will help
along the Murphy vote materially. while
the latest returns tonight indicate a
probable Stokes gain in the other coun-
ties. where regulars have been indif-
ierenty gathered. How far the two will
Offset each other is the question unon
which VIII depend the result OF the
election.
On the Democratic side James E. Mar
tin easily outdistanced Frank NJ. Nc
Dermott on a light vote. In the event
OF Democratic legislature neither could
hope to be elected.
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RESULTS In WEST
HIT AT BALLINGER
Politicians See Rebuke in
POindeXter'S Election.

Politicians here affect 10 see IN the
victory OF Representative Miles Poindex-
ter in the Washington State Senatorial
primaries an implied rebuke 10 Secretary
Bsllinger by the Republican legislators.
Poindexter was opposed by Secretary
Ballinger. who issued a statement ar
raigning him at one stage or the cam
paign. In the House Poindexter voted
with Pinchots friends and the Demo
Gratis 70 withhold from Speaker Cannon
the power 10 appoint the House members
Of the joint committee to investigate the
Ballinger-Pinchot controversy.
It is evident. say those who have an
alyzed the result in Washington. that
the Democrats took. advantage Of the
primaries IN Washington as they did in
California, Oregon, and Wisconsin, 20 as
sist the insuTgent Republicans. While
Democratic aid contributed to Poindex-
ter's victory. II is evident that the friends
Of the administration feel that the or
ganizaion Republicans did not manage
their campaign with skill. Their forces
were divided
Several weeks ago, according to friends
of the administration in Washington, it
became apparent that Poindexter would
win unless the organization Republicans
could combine A proposition was sub
mitted TO have all the regular RepubH-
cans withdraw and throw their strength
to Secretary Ballinger. But Mr.. Bal
linger vetoed this plan
Then ex-senator John L. Wilson was
lowers to support Judge Burke. Of Sc
attic. Mr.. Wilson scceded, but warned
the leaders that he could not deliver his
followers to Judge Burke. He predicted
that most Of his strength would go to
Poindexter, and that is what appears to
have happened
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DENVER CONVENTION NOISY.
Night Session Follows Two DGys of
Democratic OratOry.

Night Session Follows Two DEys of
Democratic OratOry.
Denver, Sept 1.-THE Democratic
State convention held two sessions to-day
and adjourned until this evening. The
net result Of the days proceedings was
disappointing to the adherents OF Gov.
Shafroth. who last night seemed 20 have
secured enough votes 10 renominate him.
So confident were they that they forced
a test vote to-day and antagonized the
Adams family by opposing State Senator
W. II. Adams as permanent chairman.
Discovering their mistake. they with
drew their candidate. and Adams got the
chair but the family, long in control
Of the party in Colorado, was deeply
angered. and the result may be that
Shafroth and Jefferson Will be shelved
and Senator Adams nominated for gov
ernor.
The only other interesting features of
the days session were the address Of
State Chairman Ward and the election
Of an insurgent delega ton from Denver,
headed by Gov. Thomas.
Wards speech startled the rank and
file. He said that all the delegates had
railroad passes in their pockets. IN
take that lack" he ihterjeCted. Il don't
mean all the delegates. because some Of
them wrote to me too late TO get passes"
He said the Republicans should find but
little comfort in his remarks. as they.
too, were receiving valuable favors from
the railroads.
You delegates should show the legis-
lators how to do their duty" he said
The railroads and telephone companies
do not give us passes and franks as
matter Of courtesy. but because they
know we have it in our power to force
these favors from them"
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EDITOR FOR GOVERNOR.

Democrats of Minnesota Favor
james Gray as Candidate.
81. Paul, MINI. Sept. 1A-James GRAY.
editorial writer on the Minneapolis Jour
nal and foTmer prohibition mayor will
be the Democratic nominee for governor
O. Minnesota He viii be the unanimous
choice Of the State central committee.
which meets in this city tomorrow. and
leaders Of the party have assurances that
ne VIII wage a vigorous campaign. He
mas received the Endorsement Of John
Lind. the convention nominee. who de-
clined TO run. Mr.. Gray was at a dinner
Tor w ]. Bryan in 1895 and made a
speech which pleased the Peerless One
so greatly that he suggested Gray be
named for mayor
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sherman Is RetIcent.
GOODWIN Is NOMINATED.
Connecticut Republican Convention
HIS Bitter Struggle

Hartford. Sept. 1.-THE Republican
state convention, held in this city to-
day. broke all records for the bitterness
and closeness OF the struggle for the
nomination of governor between Charles
A. Goodwin, who was Gov. LiIIey's
executive secretary, and Everett ]. Lake.
the former Harvard football star.
After a seven-hour session and the
throwing out OF one ballot because more
votes were cast than there we're dele
gates in the convention, a decision was
reached on a roll-call vote late IN the
afternoon. c. A. Goodwin capturing the
nomination BY a vote of S1s to 25s.
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the Northwest needs the conservation Of
its resources. rather than tn, immediate
increase OF the volume OF immigration
Pinchot would stretch the law almost TO
the limit Of breaking II in order 10 carry
out his idea OF conservation Balinger
would squeeze the law, as one might
squeeze a sponge, in order 10 prevent his
being compelled TO go beyond his own
convictions in carrying out his ideas.
Copyright 1870 By JOSEPH B. BoWles)
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burglars Get 100000 An Com.

Providence. r. l.. Sept. 1.-Two bur
glaries netting $4,000 in diamonds and
jewelry to the robbers were reported
to-day. The heaviest sufferer was
Judge Lebanon B. Colt, OF the United
States Circuit Court. whose summer
home at Bristol was robbed OF $40, 900
worth OF jewelry. All the heirlooms
and valuables of Mrs Colt were taken.