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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21

IN tb. Superior Court Of the STATE of Wa hing
! ton, In and for the County of Thurston.
In re the estates of Anderson Morrow and Sarah
Morrow, deceased
Notice is hereby given that Jacob Morrow.
the adm illustrator lie bonis non OF the estate 81
the above NAMED Anderson Morrow and Sarah
ROW deceased has petitioRest IN the above en-
titled cause and court for partial Distribution
of the asaets of the said estate.
Notipe j. further given that in the said petit
ton the following named person. are represent
ed "A being the heirs of The said deceased, to-
wit. .
Josiah Morrow Albert Morrow. Elizabeth
Cruihcrs Catherine Buchter. Sarah Jane Wea-
YER the above and foregoing being the sons Anu
daughters of the said Anderson Morrow sud
Sarah Morrow deceased, That in addition 10 the
FOREGOING are Henry Mulett and John Mullett
being grand children Of the said Anderson MOT.
row and Sarah Morrow deceased. and are en- titled
10 the share Of the said estate belonging 10
Mary Ann Mulett, deceased, their mother. also
Catherine Morrow, the widow OF Matthias Nor
row de ceasti and the said Matthias MOrrow ht
: iug Son OF the said Anderson NOTION aud
Sarah Morrow deceased. also Edward Morrow,
Jacob Morrow, Albert Morrow. Ernest Morrow
! benjamin Morrow, Arthur Morrew, and Melvin
| Morrow being the sons Of the said Matthias Nor
! row deceased. and the said Catherine Morrow
Notice is there fore given To each aud AL OF th(
/ above named heirs OF the said ts'att' anu 10 a'
! and every person that the said petition tuR par
/ tia, dtstrib ytion By the said Admin iAiI.tor de
pnnis non will come Oh for hcatlDs on the @i-'
/ day of January 1910. at the hVsr of 10 O'Clock A
u. in the Court room OF the Court mouse o
I Thursion County, At ,liymPkt. Washington, ii
3 said County, ana you, the above named hear
and all pp,-ons having any objections thereto
are ,e uired TO present the SAINT ON 0s before thu
/ ,sE,i Vine at the said place.
I Ry order Of the superior susrt Of lhurstoI
County. c
4 WIF>g.s say hand and the seal of ,h
/ IsFAIJ s.l court this 10Th day aC l~>em
per 1872
W NJ NUM-,
i county Clerk and Clerk CT M superior court
Date Of fret publication, Dee. -, 1919 It,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21
SHOW CAUSE ORDER

IN the Superior Court of the State Of Wash
l ington IN and for The county of Thurston.
Star Publishing Company a corporation. Plain
TIL, VS. King Coal Mining Company, corpora
tion, defendant.
The receiver of the King Coal Mining Company
having on the 9th day of January. 1910. h.ed hi-
report herein and II appearing thereirom that the
resources Of the said corporation nave Oe~h
practically exhausted, and that the property VIII
not pay the indebtedI e-s of the said corporation
und that The Stockholders have not paid the iull
amount OF their stock subscription. up 10 the par
value thereof. and that The said stock has never
, seen iully paid,
| Wherefore il is hereby ordered that the stock
holders ef the King Coal Mining Company pay to
II. b. Davies, the receiver or into the registry ol
this court, all of the unpaid portion OF .heT cap
ital stock In The said corporation up 10 the par
| value thereof on or before ~ O'Clock A. NJ. oil
January 2ith 1910; ana III case OF Their failure 81
| TO do they aye hereby ordered To appear III the
Superior Court of Thurston County, Washington
| on the said day and hour aforesaid, TO w
! January 9th 1910 At the hour of 10 "cln,s a. "
and chow cause, any they ha,h why sun
! shonld not he instituted by tae receiver against
them for the purpose o / collecting The unpaid pnr
ton of the sleek hIoresaid TO be used by the sal
! receive la the payment OF the debts OF the satg
| corporation.
IL Is further ordered that n copy Of ;hia oscer BIT
| published for three consecutive rvtks coinmenc
ing on January 9TH. 1916, /. the WAsHiN"roN
STANDARD, weeklJ newspaper punished IL
Thurston Coaniy, Washington, and that the r.
ceiyer send TO each of the stockholders cory
this order.
Done in Open Court this 9th day u January,
JOHN II. MITCHELL. Judge.
Date Of first publication. jan. I'm. 1910. st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21
Notice..

Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of
the Teniuo Coal Iron Co, corporation or
ganizcd and existing under the laws of the
State Lf W ashington, with the principal place ol
business nj Tenino, Thnrston county. Washing
ton. that pursuant to resolution duly passed
and entered in the minutes of the Board OF Trus-
tees of said corporation, meeting of the stock
holders of said corporation will he held ut the
office of said company nj lcnino. Thuiston
county. Washington. on saturday February 18th,
1910, Mt the hour at lo o'clock A. NJ, and the OBJ
icct of said meeting is to increase the CAPT nj
stock of said corporation to $l21u1W 90, and to In
crease the shares of the capital stock of said
corporation from 2uo shares TO 30 shares OF the
par value of 500 o. each
Dated this lith day of December. 1893.
CUAS. +. HORTON,
ID. T.. MCLAtGiILlN,
+. CAMPBELL,
Trustees of the Tcnno Coal X Iron Co.
Date of first publication. Dec. n 1899. ~.
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SUM MONS,

IN the Superior CourL of the State of
Washington, for Thurston county.
Maxie strickland. Plaintiff, VS.. Benjamin Strick-
land Defendant.
State of Washington to Benjamin Strickland,
Defendant
You are hereby summoned TO appear hin
sixty (0) days after the date OF the first publics.
ton OF this summons, TO wit. within sixty CDl
days after the 3lst day of December 1909, aud de-
fend the above entitled action in the above en-
titled court. and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff and serve Il copy Of your answer upon
the undersigned attorneys for the plaintiff or
either Of them at the Office below stated; and in
case OF your failure so To do, judgment VIII be
rendered against you according to the demand
OF the complaint. which has been filed with the
Clerk of said Court.
The object OF this action Is to secure decree
of divorce from said defendant, Benjamin
Strickland, on the part OF said plaintiG, Mazie
Strict land, dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
existing between them. on the grounds of cruel
ty, adultery, and abandonment of the plaintiff
by defendant, and to have the plaintiffs maiden
name Of Ma Gle FitksimmOns restored TO her. and
for her costs herein. also for general relief on
the facts stated in said complaint
BYRON MILLETr,
r. N. STEELE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
=. o. and Office address. suite ,, Byrna Elock
Olympia, ThurstOn County. wash.
Date of first publication, Dec II 1904 Il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21
WHILE ON THE WING.
Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. II. 10.
tb STANDARD.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. II. 10.
En-. STANDARD:
Well. am again in the land of
Sunshine and sports. Had fine trip
down and ir mi III" Old city booming
aS usual a.d spreading ont IN all di-
rrct,uu>. When was here two
years ago j'i-y claimed %, U>9 pppn-
latlon Ii has now 321 .01b a pretty
fair increase. The weather is all that
one could wish. Just cool enough to
be- pleasant. Saw my old friend Van
EppS yesterday he is looking tine
and S'ilI in the real estate business.
Haven been out to the Home yet.
Shall % ont in a few days and see
the old boys. Oh, 10y the way. was
ont tu Domingucs yesterday to see
the celebrated aviation display which
embraces ten days performance.
Say, it WAS fine. There were over
-. 900 people there and over 1000
autos. The grounds are located
about Is miles south Of Los Angeles
on what is known as the DomingucS
tract, formerly owned by General
! Dcmingues, of Mexican war notorl-
ETY.. The Mexican government, as |
understand, gave him for his services
! during the Mexican war all the land
| he could ride around in one day.
That land is now worth from 5000 to
5000 per acre and belongs to his
heirs. 1t is fine tract and well
adapted to aviation; in fact, believe
/ this is the only place in the United
States where such demonstration is
/ possible at this season. There were
six aerOnetS q believe that is what
they call 'em). two dirigibles and a
spherical balloon The Curtiss BIZ
plane made four rounds of 1.6l miles
without lighting. and Paulhan and
his wife made three rounds. think
| would have been willing to part
with five plunks for the privilege of
one ride. Everything was lovely 90
ing out and while there, but twas
HI getting back on account of the
jam on the cars They literally run
over one another getting on-they
spare neither age, sex nor condition.
The more see of humanity the more
deteSt the inordinatc SelhShncsS OF
the race. The fare to the aviation
grounds is 30 cents round trip and 1T
cents get in. y seat on the grand
stand is 30 cents Everything costs
money. and if you get out with 4 loss
OF four or five dollars you are in luck
There is no place on earth wher,
there is more fun to the square incl
I than right here if you have tn,
dough- especially in the winter
. but take it from one years end I,
the other. it is hard to beat Wash
. ington with its varied climate, 81
. gantic forests and beautiful lake
and rivers and mountains.
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State Treasurer's Notice for
Payment of Warrants.

UihIe Of State TreaSurcr
Olympia Washington, Jan. II, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that State Mill
tarv Fund Warrants Numbered CPS to
6ij6 Inclusive except No. 6i3l, on which
payment Is hereby refused, on the Mill
tary Fund. will be raid on prasenta-
ton at my office after January "a. 1910
and will not draw interest after that date
Amount on hand, Military Fund ST.
ZIG 10. JOHN q. LEWIS,
State Treasurer.
flrSt pub!lcatlOn, Jan Ii, 1910. q.
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C.. Coo.

BEFORE election Republicans said.
Yes, the tariff should be reduced,
but it should be revised by its friends.
AS soon as possible after election.
Republicans permitted the friends OF
the tariff to revise il, and as a result
it is higher tfan ever Now tn,
Republicans. big and little. are cry
ing out; Let we'll enough alone
You, who are paying the fiddler, how
do you like the game?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21

a FOREIGNER. famous and dislin-
GuiShcd, called at the White House
to see President Taft, and declared
he would like to see all of the United
States before he returned home.
Taft touched button, and immedi-
atcly BaIlinger stood before the
caller. The foreigner. famous and
distinguished, SD it is reported,
thanked the Pre- sident, and said he
would return home satisfied.
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" JoHN!' she exclaimed, iabbing
her elbow into his ribs at PIT A. NJ,
" did you look at the kitchen door,
And John, who is inner guard. and
was just dreaming over last evening $
lodge meeting Sprang up in bed, made
the proper sign. and responded:
" Worthy ruler. our portals are
guarded Oh, he hit the title right,
even If he was asleep.
Mrs j. c. Ratclitfc has returned to
her home at Lacey after Il. pleasant
visit to Mrs. Lee Rcdcr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21
LIFE.

Life short doth seem,
Love by the way,
A little dream
And then-Good-day.
And Life is vain
Hopes take their flight;
A little pain.
And then Goodnight,
-Lm +. Vernon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21
NOTICE OF HEARING,

TN the Superior Court Of the STATE ofWashing-
/ ton In and for the County of Thurston.
In re the estates of Anderson Morrow and Sarah
Morrow, deceased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21

County Clerk and Clerk CT ~ superior court
Date OF fret publication. Dee. 81, 1919. IT,
The sun., 1910-12-17
i>GLO-GERwtN PEArE WO, r..
Pourparirr> Looking Tow aru an Identical
Policy Are tppcnrsi

NfFf'ri t'"Ni" llrFT s'rfrN 70
vienna. r"' Ia IN. s.mi-ofiicia
, iHeg'mciH6 ZcIUrg saws Germany and
/ Great Britain have initiated importan,
pourparler Nth the object of demon.
stratlnR that there .Nlst no opposing in,
t.rrsts such as would prevent an under.
standing between the two countries
II - NOT matter Of arriving at an
agreement on ali outstanding questions
between the two Powers hu, of estah-
lishin; policies bv which Great Britain
and Germany will hereafter never follow
divergent paths
The pourparlers. the paper savs hay"
already been opersi and will ha prnssal
forward after m" elections in Great Brit
ain.
LONDON. Dec. ~ The British Foreign
Office refuses to confirm or deny IN.
statements of the Vienna aHcgcmein,
:ZsttVag
BERLIN. Dec. 10 Ever since Chancellor
Won Bethmann- Hollw"g'S statement IN
the Rechs'lg on November 10. dealing
with the AnZlp-Gcrman relations and
the r"lStIons between Germany and
Russia. political writers for tn" European
press hlv" been busy drawing lnfarc: C.-
and launching stories uf the 'nglo-G"r-
man negotiations. IN" question nf arml-
ments and the Russo-t'"rmln n"gptia-
tions toward detaChing Ru,sia from th.
Ansio-Fr-nch entente and securing h"r
adhesion 70 the Triple Al!anc.
The lates: contribution t. th.s. journal
isiic activities says there - reason L.
believe that nothing new ha~ h..a init
aaei hy Germany or Great Britain Ii n.
known that exchanges nf views aiming
AT "A betterment Of relations hsv" h,.,n
going on internationally for . long TIM"
between the two Governments and that
they have met with CONSIDERABLE" -urcc-,
ines. exchanges continue. hri 50 far
a. can b" asC"rtain.-i nu formal u"grt!a-
tluns al" under wav. aai nothing hl-
happ"n"i which - likely At present To-
become the subject of daGnit" aunuYnc,,-
ment.
The sun., 1910-12-17

en,huss ths people says Mr.. Ellsworth
When u war leader arrive, 70 may -
different. Those insurrrctos I have sSo0
are residents uf chihuahua. They are
mountains-rs and led ny promineat ois-
lksns nf the best class. Abraham 00n-
zale. - the provisional Governor OF The
State. and Gen. jose de lAus Sofa u prom
lnent. Then there are Gen. Perfecto
l.om.li aud Col Branlio Hernandez. who
was editor OF the suppressed tjrofo Del
Pusbic. Gov. Gonzales was a broker IN
stocks of the city of Chihuahua
No details have been received from the
light at sun Andres oi Yesterday. but re-
ports m ChihuihtEi to-day were that tho
robcls had wor. inaS'nuch as they bad
driven the regpars hack considerable
distance. San Andres ia, within q few
miles Of Cerro Prieto. where the battle
was fought last SUNDAY when tho Fed !.
erals 10 yonstted their prisoners.
MEXICO. Dec. 10. Ii in said that . battle
is now proceeding at Pedernales between
small bodies of rebels and Government
troops The rebels held up a train on
the Northwestern Railroad and after de-
posing the conductor. Weber and the crew.
took charge of the tram. No Americans
were hurt All In. telegraph wires have
been cut in that section.
No news il available concerning the
situation AT Guerrero Reports arc cur
rent that hiatt le il going on there, but they
are not believed
The sun., 1910-12-17
car AND FLOOD ~ ENGLAND.
Enormous Damage Along tho CsaSes
Crops Ruined Inland.
.>r,ctai CIbie D-spaich to Tnx Sun.

Special Cdbie D,spaich 10 The Sun.
LoNpoS. Dec. is.-After fortnight OF
w"' and stormy weather throughout the
United Kingdom one of the hcrcest
westerly gales ever recorded swept the
country to-day. Enormous damage has
been don" on the western and southern
EnglIsh coasts.
S.awails have been demolished in many
places. several shows and houses at
lnraComOe have been smashed by the
sea and th"lr contents washed out. Nu-
mcross wrecks have been reported and
Il +cor. of lives hav" been lost.
The ro---''hannei steamers were un-
able to ieav" their ports tonight.
Disastrous foods have occurred in
man" places. wh"r. miles Of country are
submerged and IN. crops ruined. The
ts', p 'rc;r-e l. abnortnally high.
The sun., 1910-12-17
NSURRECTOS CAPTURE TOWNS
DTAZ TROOPS SENT TO GIARD
MORMON COLONi.
p. n. Csnsu, Elisw srth says Mexican
R-be,s Are wril Armed Thousands of
Residents I'm q. =. Ready To Jein Them
Real Military Leader Needed

IL PAso. Dec. Ia. After keeping volun-
te"r guards on duty at night for weeks
and expecting an attack any moment
the Mormon colonists IN northern Chihia
hua around Casas Grandes have at last
been relieved. Two hundred ca va larymen
disemharked from Chihuahua at Gallegos
TINS morning early and started march
across country to Casas Grandes
ana three carloads Of infantry reached
there to-day from chihuahua and were
sent down To tasas Grandes a.sn
The insurrectns after capturing Mama
quipa and Jano@ hav. advanced and taken
al Vale. only forty male, from IN. Nor
mons. The troops expect In give battle
to the rebels at once and keep them from
entering tn" Mormon settlement,
II IL said tn" Mnrnnn- have no, tn sr-
curity Of other Am.ric ms m Mexico. "a
most of them have h"cp'no Mexican c,rl-
z-ns since r.si'iing tn"r"
Luther Ellsworth. United States Con
sui at 4. T.. DLIz. Mexico. and special
investigator for tn" state department
along the border. /, h"r" after "A trip to
Ojinaga and other towns on IN. Mexican
side of the river south Of Marta. Texas
lie says there IL "A force ot ssI armed in
surreCtos near OJlnasi and only IG,
Mexican troops in the cntir. region. hut
non. II the towns had been taken when
he left,
Ellsworth reports that IN" ins'irr-ct os
are well armed and that their lack II ar
tiilery will not hinder progress. sine" large
guns are rUctic,lly worthless. IN rnoun-
tain warfare. lic -Iys that thousands of
M"Nican residents ot the United States
are armed and ready to enter the republic
at an opportunc moment. but they see
10 lack a leader
-Madcro l. not tn. kind of a man to
The sun., 1910-12-17
Way DESERT TO REDMOND
Two OJBrienite VI. P.'s Incline Thaf Way
Ono Gain for A<auith sim.

.Np"cih CGhir Despatch 20 THY SUS
| LONDON. Dec. 10. Two election results
wer" announced Tonight. making the
parties stand: Unionist-. 285: Liberals
csi. laborites. 81: Nationnlists. a.. and
! Independent Sationalists. .. The coIIi-
! tion is still one gain ahead
The RedmonItes' have won two q Brien-
ito seats and the O'Bricnites have won r~o
R.dmonite seats. II is undersrooi that
when Parliament meets two Of the nine
q O'Brieni'eS will reJoin the Redmonite-.
Returns from yesterday pollinGs an
nouncs-d to-day show that Secretary of
War Hnliane has been reelected from
HatdingtonshIre by "A majority of Bs5.
Ills majority at the January election
was 1i5.
The tnionists gained the High Peak
division OF Derbyshirr. which they carried
by majority OF isi. The Liberals car
rIed thus district ar he last election by
lG8. This nionrst gain was. however.
offset by tn. los- of the Leek division of
SiafYordshire They carried this CON
stituency by ten votes az the January
election. Yesterday the Liberals rolled
up a majority Of SEQ.
The result Of thirty-.wo pollings held
yesterday was announced to-day Th..-"
districts returned seven Unionists. twenty
Liberals, two LlborteS, two RndmonItos
ana IN" O'Bri-nit"
TIL" independent Nationallsts. ul
O'Eri-nIt"- gained a sali from the
SatI"nalIsts 10y winning 'hr south al
vision "i , ork counIy IT the. last election
I. barry Nationalist Wa ~, Irn,d un-
opposed from this district
The sun., 1910-12-17
tfNprLIID yHr HRi>HOp.
soinIuhtan GO' rrnnrnt Follows Up Moip
Attack f.T sale 10 americans.

PN~AMN. 10. iG Mgr BrIo-hI. Arch
bishop ui 'lrtIg"'la. Colombia. arrived
h"r" yesterday "" was expelled by
orr'"- "t "a" Gov"rror "r 'artaCena
n rh" j"rani of 'h" "Ncii.d populacr
VINO a""'.-"d him of "nd.avorins 20 dis
p"-" "f church property 'o an American
Company without authority
h., wa4 oiIg"d to cancel the dcnd CON
v"yGng M" property prior 90 hIs depart
NJ" III" Incident occasion-d riots and
IN" poiIC" w.r" compelled 10 fire. on tho
rioters. killIng several Of them and wound
ing others tn" trouble had no Conuec-
tion with politics
III. property involved inciu drd the old
convent 81 san Juan re Dios Arch
bishop BrIoshl Will probably return TO
FuroDn
The sun., 1910-12-17
az Ezra or or tIBtN iRVY.
Rrproa rlrd Gomez lltttrri, In Ills Rcslg.
M zion .ns Life In Danger

/
HAvANA. D~c. 10 G"u. Psnp G,ir-r a
received to-iay Pr"-Grn, Gomez =
ac""prarr" - hi+ rr-Ignatl,n - com
:nand"r IN chief of tn. CIIbPn army
which h" tend..ssd rather tn..n a. Ut
In o'iiClll mission chroai which va.
offered f"r h" uurpos.. If E,'t ng rid
- hUr A. soon -. ~. r"C"'yad the not. .
iira' !on tha' hi- - i-rl' On W.. , I"aCps"d
b" trrk al ~" lns.snlC 1t hi. rank Rr6
"SAn - 'naSc pr"rara' on - l-av"
ni- Gulrr"rs az camp Columbia To-
night u" - occupying hi- iT.v-;- rcs.
d,.nce IN Havsnna,
IN M lett r 1T T"siRnar''r Cen Guerra
r..i 'I. Pr"- id"n' thR' ~ uni never .. n
un'''t ~ ''rrTgHfn"rr v Ith hI, at-.,nuicd
asa ,-in!t.nn hIt even had J." don" ."
IA" would not hr"'. a. IN ,, ii ven granr,
10 rrrgt,al wa.rh wnrlld he. llN"lv ?, J..,p-
.Ir.!lI.. tlr" "o'nr-y- undergraduates. H."
'"'nplA!n. trd' despite M q, rect con
d,.,' IN" Pr''-i'i.ni tr"rts h'n with srI--
p.,'"u Ii' adds that h' Lcclin,.d 10 20
a N,rLl. Ir":'T.Tng - return t. "a rla.n
farmer ,a~u - wearing a dI-run"rrd
unI;urrN
II" r"irgar hes IN" Pres iCcnt with taking
~ ~" AMIN ln'Ipn II his troops.
~,s-'-".ruC hl- f,..'r, and nth"rwi,. di.-
playing d. rr,!r { han
IY"T" nu' = -paCull'sn regarding
th" Cuurs" Guerra viii pr.r-rI" In TN" future.
f'iI friends r"-s fear Tor hr- lIf"
The sun., 1910-12-17
NJ ik0PNf VI CRIPPLED
IiainhurE- tmcrIran steamers steering
t.rar Out ot Brdr: oC ape FIni-trrrr.

- = 100 ~ = |TTE
VIC. Span. Ih"r H. The G'rmln
steamship Cap Ar~onA removed a wtrr'r,.
despatch Yesterday froin the Hamburg
american steamship Swukopmuui. from
Hamburg iyr III" west coast of Africa.
saying that she had broken her Steering
gear and required assistanC.
IN" SwakopriTnd at IN. time was off
Ar Men a rocky reef on IN. eStr.m. west of
Cape FinI.tarrn The Cap Arrona retrun--
mitted the MESA gr TO the steamship Cap
Bianco. which started al once for the Ray
OF BisCay III search Of the disabled y.-.~ci
The sun., 1910-12-17
BRIG tND WELL EORTTFIED.
isnr i!r.t Shat of spanish t!,n Gunrr
Ended fil> garacr

NEvE'.Ls. Dec ~ civil guards sur
i'ri-.'d th" notorious bandit T"i.ro ard
his foiloe"rs yesterday ON country
"stl'" near CASA Rich" T.j"rp had fort
Ted himself thoroughly. aLving thrown
up extensive enrthworx.
When 'h. civil guards arrived vollav-
were fired hy both side II - prohab!"
that bloody fight would hav. ems ed
bu' 1.j"ro was among the first 10 b..
!; lied
Thus 50 dIsh"ar'rn"d hr- fp,Cwsr-
that they sIIrFendarc,
The sun., 1910-12-17
ftNAIEJtS HIIS BtTk.
Declares n Permanent" session ~ thr
COrte< tn OFFSET Gariist Obstruction.

opff a CJbtE DETTI'lE =. TPr ~
MADRID. Dec 10 In Wow Of the OH
strIctire attitude ~ ,he CarlistH Prir.
Minister Canal"ias has issusd "a manifesto
declaring that -p-rmanent- session
81 the Cort"s i'll LIE held in orri.r that rh.
bill dealing with IN" religious congrega-
tons NAV b" ador;".. without ci"lav
The Cgr!ists began heir tilibUs,"-ing
operations in tho Chamber Of Depu,I..
to-day when hey b.gar submitting
apparently "ndleSs amendments - IN.
so-called Paddock bill
The sun., 1910-12-17
WADE WORK FOR WEyLER.
General Leaves the King to Tackle the
storm Damage Problem In Catalonia

.>pScdi TIb,c DcSpHch ~ THE SIS
MADRID. Dec 10. Valnriano W.yl.r
Captain General of CafAloria who was
visiting the King here. ha.s returned TO
Barcelona owing "a ia" recent storms =
having d"rrnGed AFFAIRS in his military
zone On such an extent - - d"rnand his
personal attention
The storm and foods h." completely
isolated Catalonia nnd IN" adjoining
provinces from tho outside world so far
as tsicgraphir communication IA con
cernaJ
The sun., 1910-12-17
TO CJBi FOR INSPIRATION.


----|-T- 7 T'FF T'ElICT
Madrid. Dec 10 Perez Galdos. the
eminent Spanish author. will shortly
start for Cuba. where hH will spend several
months in search OF ins spiration for new
volume u hi- great work entitled
National Episodes
lie will call the new book Santiago