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Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

son. Chingo never was much of hand in broadswordsmanship and finally beat nasty retreat.
 His retreat lead him to the police station, where he reported his encoun- ter. Officers in the patrol wagon hurried to Adalida house, where they found that Officer Troutman had al- ready arrived. But even after all their haste the police found that Ignacio had fled. A search of the neighborhood in which Parry lives was made and still he was not found. The police had about given up the search when word came to the police station that Offi- cer Steinbrook and Constable James Murphy had encountered Para in company was Pedro Martinez in the rear of the Yellowstone saloon. Parra was unarmed, but Martinez carried perfectly good six-shooter. Murphy placed the men in the county jail, where a charge of assault with dead ly weapon was lodged against Para. and another of carrying concealed weapons was placed against Martinez.
 Para was discharged only last week from custody, when the grand jury failed to indict him on an aggravated assault charge, the complainant being Adalida, the woman with whom he was found yesterday by Chingo
 Para has not long been out of the penitentiary, having recently complet- ed a sentence of two and onehalf years for discharging his revolver at City Marshal Moore about three years ago. Marshal Moore emptied his gun at Para at that time but failed to bring him down and he was later ar rested by Constable Murphy. He will be given a hearing today before Just ice Johnstone.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

new student body or pass out of ex- istence. In a case of this sort there is no room for compromise and little reason for exercising leniency.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

Five hundred students of the Col orado University are on strike be- cause some of their companions were suspended for hazing. The univer- sity should either secure an entirely
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

Jack Johnson failed to beat Barney Oldfield at the latters own game. Now let Oldfield try Johnson at his own game.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-01-08
Coats : Suits Wraps Furs
Reduced to Marvelously Lou Prices
for Quick and Final Clearance

Good Kersey and Cheviot Coats in all
sizes, in black and colors, worth $3.50
to $3.50, . ns
Clearing Sale price .O.0O
Regular $40 value in long Kersey and
Cheviot Coats, while they x nO
last, take your pick ........ .C.VO
Kersey, Broadcloth and handsome
Novelty Coats regularly sold e rs
at $3.50, all go now at -. ". ~
Fine Coats, worth $3.50 to $3.50, all
marked down . OK
A lot of handsome new $4,000 Coats
go in this sale a Oa
$3.50 to s27 elegant high grade
Broadcloth Coats 40 kn
go dC ............. ........ = - - ~
$4,000 and $3.50 Goats mark * Ak
ed down to ................l 1000
$35 and $3.50 Coats 10 EA
all on sale at ....... IO.OU
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-01-08
Here for Savings Which Not
Good Reliable Shoes

One large assortment of Women's
Leather Shoes, al
footwear
styles, ~
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-01-08
Splendid Saving Opportunities in
Our Mems Depart tment

Mems SOC Well Made FIannelette Night Shirts
Mems 75c Full Cut FIannelette Night shirts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
Ni11o herido aver
Arturo Rodriguez, que ju-
gaba en- el campo atleti-
CO de la csc uela de San
Juan reclbio una pedra
da en- la cabeza.
Fl autor, otro nilO de faera de
la escuela Sc di0 a la fuga sin
que Sc pudiera recOnOcer.

4 las 4.3O de Ia tarde dc aver f''t
conducido al cuarto dc sotorro de Ia
cilldad ell niho Arturo Rodriguez.
que recibid una pedlada en- IA ca''c-
'zaen momentos que g hallaba en- el
Plav Ground" de II escuela nlmcro
| de San Juan. I'm reporter de
LA Correspondence fut inmedla-
tamente al sitio de la ocirrenca Y Ia
profesora senorlta Sullivan, QUE es-
taba hacienIo averlg'iaclon dc. 81
ceso Y se encontraba algo lmpresiona
ia por Ia oclnienria, moatrd deseo>
dc derlinar toda information hasta
81 81 slgiiiente dia.
II suceso seglin noticias ohtcni-
das fuera delplantel Sc retlere como
sigue:
.Iugaba el nlno Arturo Rodriguez,
ron sus compaheros, Cuando por en-
Gina de Ia veria penetro en- el SIT
del iue GO, I'm muchacho desconocidc
el que con una piedra le rroaulo m;
lmportante lesion en- Ia cabeza Al Ro
drlguez Cuardo la senorita pmlescr
ra Sullivan. que ateadia d iucso 4,
las ninas corri6 al <itie del succso, G
muchacho sc die 4 Ia fusa
Fl herido fuf llevado en- cochc 3
euarto dc sororro en- donde Sc lie hiz'
la prlmera cura
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
.FALLO De UN JUL
C|0 EN- PONCE,
La corte absolvio a Alejan
dro Arenas de la acusa-
clon de no micidio volun
tarlo.
Arenas do muerte en- riha q
Julio Garcia, en- Yauco.
FL mitin que oelebrara la
Union el domingo promete
quedar muy lucido,
De nuestro corresponsal

Octubre IA. LIS grande Ell entu-
slasmo que relna entire los unlonlstas
con motive del explenGido meeting
que Sc celebrara cl proXimo domin-
60, en ell harrio de La Cantera el cual
promote quedar como todos los efea
tuados por la union en- esta cam
pana electoral.
La corte municipal ha resuelto {
Iuicios 'rimlnales por distlntos deli-
tos, en- mariana de hoy.
Aver tarde dio su veredicto el jma
do que entendia en- Ia causa contra
Alelandro Arenas, por el delito de
homicidio voluntario. Delendia al
acusado el Lcdo. Francisco PARA.
Este individuo como recordaran
nuestros lectores, hizo varios dispa~
ros de revolver, a Julio Garcia,
en- lauco, promoviendose lin es-
candalo pnbhco. Como consecu,n-
cias Gle la herida de bala que reci-
bio Julio Garcia disparao hechg
por Alexandra Arenas, murio Car
Ella en- el hospital San Lucas, donde
.fud trasladado, 4 los pocos dias. Ell
iurado do su veredicto de incGlpa-
bilidad a favor del acusado, ponien-
dolo Ia corte en- lihertad enseguida.
La defensa probe al jurado que su
defendido habia hecho los di,paros
contra Garcia por necesldad, 8 en-
| egitima defensa.
Procedente de Coamo, Sc ha reci-
hido en- Ia fiscaIa I'm a denuncia con.
ira Manue Mena, por el supucsto de-
Ito de seduction Ia ioven Gerald
na de Jesus. Elflscal investiga este
asunto.
Esta actuando de fiscal de esta
corte de distrlto, por encontrarse
ausente el fiscal Palacios Rodr suel
ei de Ia corte de distrito de Aguadl-
LA. Lcdo. Torres Grau,.
La corte de distrito ha suspendi-
do en- la manana de hoy los iuicios
por jurado que hablan pendientos
en- este termino, para el prdximo.
Han re egresado de San Juan, los
Sres. Simon Moret, Julio Rosich,
Guillermo NivaS Naldivleso y Fran
cisco Alvarado, presidente del con-
scjo, contador municipal, Y conceal
de este municipio, que en- gestiones
de Ia administrator municipa Sc
ancontraban en- San Juan.
I'll distin guido caballero, D. Fee
lipe Otero. que reside en- Humacao,-
que Sc encontraba en- ssta ciudad,
pasando una temporada con sus IA
miliares en- casa de D. Olimpio Otero
ha retornado a SUI Residential.
Ha sido trasladado a prestar SER
vicios en- la carecel de esta ciudad, el
caho dc penales, Sr. Carlos Vidal
Domin guez, que prestaba servicios
en- San .Iuan.
Fl cabo de penales Sr. Arturo
Aponte. que prestaba servlcios en- la
carce lde esta ciudad ha sido trasla-
dado j preStaa servicloS la carcel
/ de tra,ib No es cieto cue hava 81
I; do trasladado aNlaya giez. el Capi-
tin Nlter. que presta servicios er
este distrtn como se dice desde aver
por esta e,udad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
-ElLrdo. Luis Llorens Torres

Ell Lcdo. Luis Llorens Torres So
ha hecho cargo de In defensa del pr.
Bonelli. con motivo del succso ocu-
rrido en- LOLA RI microbes. Fl EXPIRE
sado defensor ha estado I'm dia en- RI
lugar de Ia ocurrencia. inteivinlendo
en- La diligencias prclinlnares de Ia
Investigation judicial que hizo Il iis-
cal de la corte de distrito. Este fun
cionario flo $1,000 de fianza para Fl
presunto autor Y segun infomes oh
tenidos hoy 81 lctrsdo desensor. aver
Sc elev6 Ia fianza 4 $4,000 volvicn-
DO 4 detener=e al acusado. FL defcu-
scr trata de pre~entar una sphel-
tud para ohtener sea relaiada Ia
tianZa.
Fl ST. Reinaldo Pania ria con
oeial del munieipio &c San Juan. IA
presentado il mnuncia df s'i rarsn
ia que flS admitida. Sc dijo euc tam
hien hahia renunciado el =. Franri.
60 Ponte. concejsl del misno MUM
eipio, pero esta iltinna ver.tin no z.
ciera Y asi tuvo Ia cortesn d. ma-
nIfcstarlo Fl propio Sr- Ponte 5 lin r.
porfer de ia Correspondence
La reEuneia De sauel Ia Sido
muv Sentida por s'ls amigos lnlltl-
COS v Ia mayor parte de sus com
paneros en- el munieipio-
Sc encSentrs en- San Juan Il Sr
Waldemar Rithorn. marshall ~ a
corte de distrito de Areciho. ore haoe
|uso de- hcenia, :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
VIDA ESPOR7|VA
EN- SAN GERMAN,
El Inspector Hamor orga-
nlzara en- breve un team
de base bali.
La central Amistad ha inyertido
diez mil dollars en- meloras
de sus Was de trasporte.
La selorita Polanco, ha tras-
ladado su residencia a Ma
Yagiiez.
Ie nuestro co1responsal

Octubre l5.-Hemos tenido como
cimiento por conducto fdedigno, q.
la central "Amistad''. acaba Gle re
cibir un sistema de rieles ''Decovil
para el arrastre de canas, montante
a $4,000 En- breve quedaran VI
timados los trabajos, cuando tendra
efecto ell bautlsno, que promote ser
brillante.
--Ha trasladado su resldencla a
Mayaguez, donde crrsara estud'os
superiores nuestra agraclada lntell-
gente amiga Sarita Polanco, preclo-
50 capullo del jardfn germeho. Sc hos
peda en- casa de la distlnguida fam
LA Raffucoi.
Sc nos informa que nuestro es-
tlmado compatrlota don Juan Padl-
LA Garrastazi ,provecta I'm vale 4
Europa acompanado de su dlstlnsH
da familia.
Nos comunica el Sr. Inspector
de escuelas Geo w. Hamor que en-
breve organizara un base ball team eS
collar. Tambien trata de estableccl
otro team particular, habiendo al e
fecto seleccionado lin sitio apropla
do Esta idea es secundada por va
rios elementos locales.
-Ha salido para los Estados Uni
dos don Luis Torres del comercio ds
esta ciudad. Buen viaje y gratas i'm
presiones
Hemos tenido el gusto de saluda
4 nuestro apreciable compatriota y
Juan N. Matos que Sc halla compile
tamente restablecido de la dolenci;
que lie aquejara. Nuestro placeme.
! -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
IIabajos de pavimen-
tacion en- AIecibo.
Han quedado terminados
los de las Gales que ro-
dean la plaza.
De nuestro corresponsal.

OctrIre II En- Jos trsbaios de
Ia ctnprea DE- l3res se encuentfan
t,aln@n5n - presos del preside.
"a ac h. c3rccl Je Arecibo Y n de
Ii san liam toral IN todo 90. los
eulles estlu ert,iodiados por e poll
cis, u nlantlo del sohrestante Mr..
Iosepfh DaSii
Para -4hada vdemineo prepara el
c,n, do> eXcehn'es exhihIClones dc
hprun.o> ptlTejrla~ de gran attractive
H. ila+!a'l. 'crmna ~ ri foucre-
tn ..c l.- rsi,e- qee u'aean u plaza
payiuentaal,,' 80 Ia rslle as F4ylA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15
La Union celebro un luci-
do mitin con asistencia
de eloc uentes oradores.
Nutrida manifestation recorrii
las GALES de Ia ciudad aeon
panada de la escuela.
FL acto termin6 a hora avan.
zada de la noche en- medic
del mayor entusiasmo.

J'IIi)It ] -soti Iii' t'7tes A7liiN' =
estan llevando 4 Jaho en- este plle-
bio los miflns unionistas.
Los oradore de h localdad Sc
di,iiie,on al hgar en- dGnde Sc
hallaban numero,as correll glonanos.
FL meeting durh cinco horas. relnan
do 81 masor 6rden Dirigieron IA pa
Ilahra a Ia concurrencla los entuslas-
tas compatriotas senores sem pre-
,idente dol cnmt6 local, Gonzalez
! Rodriguez LOPEZ y otros. \ Las ena-
tro de n tanle. terminado el meet'aG
salIeron para el pueblo con el cora
2dn henchlao de cntusiasno vdando
vlvas Il part'do lnionlsta. I'm me
do del mayor orden entraron Ia
poLlaoi6n reeorriendo has calies en-
manifestation presldida For Ia Or
oucsta que dinie el competente PRO
lGesor Narela. En- la plaza Sc habla le
! vantado ma hermosa trlbuna para
Io.ro meotlng que Sc habla annnclado
relminada dicha manifestation,
oeuparon la tnluna los oradores,
que habian llegado 4 las cuatro Gle
l]a tarde en- a,nomovil, slendo estOs
los senores Ramirez, Garcia Ducos
Del Vale don Eduardo 1'mct
Blasco el historIador d. Eduardo
| Neman.
Seis propa gandistas fernando un
gluno de consecurntes patrotas,
que dilunden por nuestras montanas
clideal mas Sublime y hermoso como
10 esel de ia Union de Puerto Rico
Contln,iemos trazando lneas Gle
acto civico realizado Ia noche de
|domin 60. La plaza, desdc las prime
|ras horas de Ia noche vidse complete
mcnte llena dc amigos, correh glona
rios ayidos de Or Ia voz de 'es mat
gables oradores q. acaban Gle llegar
Los oradores Lcdo. Blasco, Ra
mirez. Garcia Ducos que en- otro
meeting IS han frccucntado la trlbun'
en- este pueblo en- el actual perlod'
, de campana politca, fueron ovaclo
nados por Ia muchedlmbre que es
cuchaba slls prttllcas llenos de #
concordia varmonla. Los senores de
Vale Y Ne,man por prmera Veloc'
, paron IA tribrna. F.stos compatnota
nuestros hacia muehos amos que NJ
visitaban este pueblo, fueron preSe'
, tados al p,iblico por el presidents De
comit6 del partido doctor Sem. ri ;
nor Del Y ale hl1o m magnislco dis
curso que fut aplaudido por los gu
lc escuchahan.
, Fl Sr. Neuman patricia de antaf'
I al diri III su autorl tada palaiara a Ia
buesteS. fae aclamalo CON vltare
aplausos. La yoz del orado
, repercutia por los dmhltos do n Pc
hlaeidn. Fn sus Glsc'uSos no
hahlo dc los Estados | pi'ioS por ha
her vivide muchos amos y oonocer !
. politra americana.
l.srlieo 10 que es poltiea unlom;
fta raliiaca republicans.
III di~cu.ro del ST. Aenman UiSt
' mucho Al phblico y de- momen1o
: momento arrancata multiple ar'at
sos 1 Ia concurrence que atenta
eseuehaba.
Fran laz diez de Ia noche euand
dei6 Ia trib,ila para ocuparla otn
oradorsos Mas dc dos mil persona
Journalism i heimoSo espectacul
Lon el orllcn m mG!eto-
Ina hora l~syrye di6 fin aqn'
patrtat,co les ~ .lhcndo io9 ga
Lln,ns ma NcnafIlla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15

So a. rpma ar hech0 n iavora-
NE r..s.,lltrtu dsi prayecto de cons
rie,ta 9, l4s mtsllcS IN 4 puerto
e Uunse. qt, tan nesesa:ioS Son al
.erers,o y a-icul;ara d squelia
rs5 en
Para e~;a m. h. J Ia de rnshana
pFeplrau Ms .nitioss exhihirioneS
- 2 -4l,si d. rs-.llc
En ptrye en,nsH ara e. Sart'irc-
3, construed J. uus ua Fnihf= -
i n. ViVicris Il -. Neree>lac Rls
IA.
I-as st-t:= n isl r1IT.iei:rO =.
l'r.se ,ist.s :, y j sobc:r3dor Col
;es. ra.a rtl'5- asuntos ds inter-<
an aa.eIIs eiUiai. Les scompsi6
! Lciy. Miguel GuarA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15

Ci4Gfrgs . .i7GT8N1s Ao Solo hi
,yu:da lin ..urieu,o Ii .ahrict.ien
H. ciearrnz Y cirarnl'a> 9utanis 'os
jitrmrs ai.o- $3.50 p'p h. tesrlrg''
te. rre zrsp mas 9'tne,on i h "agi-
d4d Aelnster,al n,an" IL, olir.' >.sl..e
ii n emrrrp 5tr' 'ifo ,'a.ii, "
rr hi-ieniraS .lel c>,hIc.inpu;n.
dsnin esto -" r'.-,iit oi1 cii.' n ma
nufa~t,ra l.ssi ,e -. f'v"rait'a,1sri
t. !, cnnuar3e e.,is .a,i t,~ Pfs'st'fri. ->
o,' eugl'J5'.' .strr pas
~ sse la e,iiesn dc man.nal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15

Cameron DE- Puerto R,co los E'doe 4d" "'
,nnte los dcz d,rfos ectt2e"s q4 t t' "a 'a' '"
de 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-15

cc,c,as mrorh1aqs Puerto IL h Ei i"s 'i~ f''"'a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-25
NO INFORMATION
REGARDING HORNET

Washington, July 24.-1f the converted
yacht Hornet, which the government has
just sold to Isaac Stern of New Orleans.
the highest bidder at the condemnation
sale, is going to Nicaragua to serve as
the nearest approach to a navy that the
Estrada faction can possess, the Wash
ington authorities have not received any
Official word of that purpose.
There is nothing however, to prevent
either faction in Nicaragua from ac-
quiring the discarded naval vessel I'M
der certain limitations. The vessel could
carry arms as cargo, but 1t could not
be equipped as an armed vessel and sent
out of an American port
The Hornet when built 20 years ago
cost this government s1175o0 and was
sold few days ago for $500. She is a
tidy steel craft and could be of more
use to the strada forces than the
Venus and the little Anticipated tug San
Jacinto are to the Madriz forces in
Nicaraguan waters. The Stern shipyard
interests deny that they bought the Hor-
net with the purpose of fitting her out
as a Nicaraguan revolutionary warshp.
The Hornet is on the way from Norfolk
to New Orleans q
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-25
WILL MAKE FIGHT
ON THREE ISSUES

Washington, July 23-(SpeciaD-The
control the next house of representa-
tives on these three issues:
The high cost of living.
Genuine downward revision of the
tariff.
Economy in public expenditures.
OF course, there will be various minor
and local matters exploited by the
democrats, but it is on these things
they intend to lay chief emphasis. TIL ey
will not omit the issue of "Cannonism"
and they will seek to show that the
democrats have had a large share in
liberalization of the house rules and
in the securing of such Legislation that
was most meritorous in the past session.
Representative Underwood of Ala
bama, who will be the next chairman
of the ways and means committee If
the democrats carry the house, is con-
WINGED that the current is set In favor
of the democrats.
1T seems to me the whole trend of
things is in the din of a democratic
house." said Mr.. Underwood. I'VE will
lose none of the districts we have and
will gain many which are now reput
lican. We ought easily to make a gain
of rs. That would give us the house.
Representative Lloyd. chairman of the
democratic congressional campaign took
an optimistict view OF the situation and
looks for democratic gains In many
states. The democrats do not expect
to have much money for the congress
siona1 campaign.
On the other hand, the democratic
leaders say that regardless of the pub
licity measure, the republican congress
sionaI committee will be we'll supplied
with funds. The publicity measure does
not require publicity until after the
elections and is not such a drastic
measure as to prevent any gentleman
with his money In his jeans from CIV
ing 1t away to help on the party's
cause.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-25
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
GRAND TRUNK TRAIN

South Bend Ind, July 24.-Strikers at
tempted to derail eastbound Grand trunk
train No this afternoon at Oliver, the
first station at which Grand Trunk east
hound trains stop in passing through
South Bend.
The engineer of the train noticed the
turned switch signal in time to bring his
engine to a stop and prevented injury TO
the passengers.
Riotjng in the local railroad yards be-
gan last night and has been spasmodic
throughout the day. One man, j. Freei
of this city was injured seriously by John
Peck of Battle Greek, Mich, who Is one
of the employees of private detective
agency assisting the railroad. Peck, Ell
bridge Graham and William McReynolds'
also from Battle Creek, were arrested.
Freel was shot in the back ana at the
hospital where he was taken 1t was said
his condition was critical.
Late In the afternoon the mob burned
two cabooses and attempted to Destroy
several freight cars. The arrival OF the
police and the fire department resulted
in the dispersal of the crowd.
A freight train of SO cars, which en-
tered the city last night at 10 O'Clock, ana
which was stalled by the strikers cutting
the air hose and separating the train at
several places, resulted in the tieing up
of five passenger trains.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-25
$4,000 WORTH OF
BONDS ARE STOLEN

New Yory. July 24.-Counsel for Erwin
Wider, who has been formerly charged by
officials of the Russo Chinese bank with
stealing $4,000 worth of bonds, admitted
today that he knows where his client is
now and intimated that Wider and the
bank are now in touch with one an
other
The bonds have not been negotiated for
sale although it is strongly limited it is
said that they were hypothecated with
various Wall street brokers in view for
the sale. The case has not been re-
ported to the police. The lawyer says
he hopes the bonds can be restored to
the bank and no prosecution will fol-
low.
Under ruling of the stock exchange
IL a broker accepts collateral from a
client who does not own it and If the
client loses on his speculation the broker
must restore the collateral to the right
full owner and accept the loss of the
clients or forfeit his right to do bust
ness on the exchange. Much curiosity
as to the identity of the broker with
whom Wider traded and what measure of
responsibility he will be forced to as
sumo is manifested. The courts or the
into prominence. The lawyer said today
he would make a statement tomorrow.
For fee Wider got $1,000 a year. He
owned an automobile and paid S35
month for his home in Bronx.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-25

quarters said an unusually large num-
Dor of visitors called today. Governor
Brown was not at headquarters he was
busy preparing his message on the Dur
ham mines affair."
The foregoing is a pretty fair resume
of the state campaign as the newspapers
have told 1t thisoweek; in fact 1t would
fit its history In almost any week since 1t
began.
Judge John c. Harris entry and exit
Is about the only incident that even
promised to enliven it, but that has
passed into political history
Now they are talking of running Judge
Hart for chief justice of the state su-
preme court. but 1t may be stated with
pretty reliable positveness that Judge
Hart will not run, even in advance or
any authoritative statement from the
judge himself Judge Hart Is an intl-
mate friend of every member of the SUI
preme bench, and It is not considered
likely that he would get into race
against one of them. especially In view
of his decision to retire from politics.
But to get back to the state campaign:
Somebody ought to put a firecracker
under It, That is the general feeling
about it here.
Reports from the labor element are to
the effect that Former Governor smith
has won back a large portion of this
vote from two causes: The calling out
of the troops by Governor Brown In an
alleged labor dispute at Durham mines
in Walker county, and Governor Smith
action in refusing to call out troops to
protect the Georgia railroad from as
sailants at the time 1t had its trouble
over the negro firemen.
On the other hand reports from the
country districts give Governor Brown
the best of It, Although he developed an
amazing strength In the country out
side the cities and towns in 1908, 1t is
said Governor Brown IS even stronger
there now, due In a large measure TO
the general prosperity and the feeling
that a change might make things worse.
These are the two features of the SIT
uation most discussed just now, and II
is a question as to how far one condition
will outbalance the other.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-25
Compensation Is BeIated

Washington July 24.-For services rem
dered nearly 40 years ago. Brig. Gen. H.
Anderson, a retired artillery officer, Is
accounting officers of the treasury de-
partment finally having been convinced
that he is entitled to that amount, 1t Is
stated. The action is taken on account
of the fact that General Anderson served
from July, 1864, to January, 1866 as a
cadet at West Point. The comptroller
has ruled that the service in the acad-
envy was actual service, and that General
Anderson is entitled to pay for the time
he spent at West Point.