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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
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que al principle fue un culto, es aho
ra una vaga recordacion; el altar h
quedado desierto, el ara vacia. J
que pronto! Dios mio, y el que tantc
miedo tenia al romeo mar que 10 Sc
pultaba todo entire sus olas. Fl que
, amaba Ia gloria, Y la gloria que ape
mas lie sonrio!Loz dltimos devotos
vienen q le capilla en- rulnas, apaI
tan las yedras trepadoras para des-
cubrlr un nombre y una fecha, J
vuelven cahlzhalos e! comba te, a!
ruido, al train. 70 en- medic del fra
gor he tenido que encender nj pc
quena lampara votlva
Unnombre y una feoha. Para que
transcriblrlos? para que, 81 los que
han olvidado todo, sonrelran vaya
mente al recordarlo? No, mejor es
que permauezcan ah(, en- la sombra,
perceptible todavia para los que VI
mos derrumbarse aquel dolmen dc
generosa inspiration, de pura poesia
vihratil, como cordaje de Ira, pasta
de IN gran bardo del porvenir, es
en- Que Sc adivinaba el palpltar de las
gela tlnas ancestraies, epicas y luml-
nosas:-- un verso de Netzahua!cG-
yotl y un beso de Papantzln, la prin-
cesa
All, el olvido, Como nos eechamos
4 temblar cuando comprendemos
Que los que restan en- laiplaya olvida-
ran muv prLnto el agitado de los
panuelos en- un ''adios" desde ia po-
pa del barco; lremos munendc POGO
a POGO en- el cora z6n de los que nos
aman. La nina, querida de con todo
eli amor de nuestros huesos dolorldos
Ia nova, Sc olvidara del luto guarda
do al Que vece bajo Ia terra, vestlra
81 trale de bailey el eco de las pala-
bras del ausente no Ia turhara mas
en- sus noches sin sueno, y seran otras
las trases de amor que caigan en- su
dido. y seran otros los versos que d.
gan el triunfo de su belleza.. Y los de
mas, Ia multitud, el monton anoni-
mo, el que lloro Y Sc extremeclo en-
I'M goce extraterreno al escucharlas
estrofas del poeta, el que le aclamo,
el que lo convlrtio en- idolo, ta'nbfen,
lie o!vidara, volvera los ojos hacia g
sustituto, hacia el reicien llegado, a
que vendra irremisiblemente a sol
tar las mariposas doradas de su IN ge-
Mo para que el monton anonimo cal
ga en- pasno y siga el vuelo de las
alas doradas, por el espacio sin
limites.
Asi todos, todos..
Jose Luis Felnzco.
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4 los pocos naomentos entr6 Ia ma
Dire. encontrandola Ell feryorosa NE
ditacion
Sc flo en- IA carta que hahia en- Ell
s..elo V Ia tond en Sus nano9
Dolores. qrie Ia observe, ltelantan
dose hacia ella. en tono suplicantc le-
dilo: '.;Msdre. perd6name. s. en- al
go te he ofendido" La Relna de los
angeles. a Ia que he lmplorado pie
dad me ha consolado desde el clelo"
HAS lie ser I'll menos complaclen-
e one Ia Nirgen?
Aquellas espresivas V sentlmen
tales palahras traspasaron el corazon
de Cecilia; tai era el nombre de Ia no
hle mujer, madre de la lnocente Do
lores Comprendio desde leugo, que
de algo grave Sc trataba en- aqlella
carta y Ia lego detenldamente.
Tn sentinaiento de eragerado te
nor Sc apodero de 81 alma Sc
nuhlaron sus olos Y POGO falto para
perder el conocimiento; pero con
fando en- la cordura Y ,ensatez de 81
biia Sc narcho Gle aauel sitio >ln pro
runc,ar una palabra. v dalando!a en
g. q mavor abatinnento
7. yirtnosa Dolores pas6 e resto
r,el dia toda aauella noche al cu!-
ea,lo de SUI bllena madre, trasladan-
do ~ riornitorlo al de esta.
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ta ms gran hesta en Ia cildad @h
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10 QUE HARA.

Una mujer compra una maqui.
ma de coser por ell trabajo que
ejecuta y no como un mueble.
In hombre lleva I'm relo1 para
que lie indique la hora y no CO.
mo inversion de un capital So
hrante, y Ell mismo principle Sc
sigue en- el case de enfermedad.
Necesitamos la medicina o e.
tratamiento que alivia y cura
El tratamiento de una enferme,
dad no admite empirismos. La
gente tiene derecho a sober lc
que es una medicina y sus efoc-
tos antes de tomarla. Debe ha
ber dejado conocidos anteceden,
tes de beneficios en- casos iden
ticos, una serie de curaciones gu,
prueben sus meritos E inspire.
confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que h
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Sc compra y emplea sin vacilac;o-
nes Q dudas. Su buena fama es
Ia s6llda base en- que Sc cimenta
la fe del publico y ell buen nom.
hre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para
los cuales Sc recomienda. eS leal
efcaz Y praetica, hace precisa
mente 10 que tiene I'd. derecho
a esperar de ella. Es tan sabros.
como la mlel Y contiene rodcs
los principios nutritivos Y cuya.
tivos del Aceite de Hiealo Ge
Bacalao Pnro, one extraemos d.
rectamente de los higados fires
COS del bacalao, combinados CO...
Jarabe de Hipofosft0s C3mpue,-
70, Extractos de Malta Y Cerez
>3lves,re Merece "a mas r.er
eonfsnza en casos de .snc.a =.
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tsperms;orrea. tss;Ia. etc Ee.os qua
.as :uys5ciooes nug suPeno: Al .snds.o
eopaIpA Empiezs surtir su sfec;c las
ue. .ustro norss 1s naberse tornado
Los "METILOiDES"-s -sO3 isciles ds To-
ma. ' sstaa p-epsr4dos CO nan-.s qus
40 revuslvsB "a sstcu.aso u prooles1 ma
Q. siscto-
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iia9, ante Il rnIniStro. para recihr las
beniier6n nuPcial
e l. beIlisiu.a Dolores, Ia hsroina
he mi clIento. que Inc su desfIno al
de Pacn. con lo7 Indi=nlu nle< iazos de
HIMENCO
Eserois0 .S7ntn7al RlFEs.
Playa de Fa!sEto septiemb.e lass
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WAVES kXTRAORDINARIOs
1.l5 S.l5 1880
tn esta lmprenta sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
: : 4uintal
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COMMERCIAL,
E N T r A D A S Ell
EXTERIOR.

E N T r D AS D E I.
EXTERIOR.
Tomaron puertos los vapo.
res Philadelphia y S. Y. Luc.
kemback de N. York.
DESPACHADOS PARA Ell.
EXTERIOR
NO HUBO
BUQUES EN- PU ERTODEL
EXTERIOR
James W. Paul descargando
John D. Colwell id
Alice G. descargando
Philadelphia descargando
S. Y. ILuckemback id
MOVIMIENTO DE
CABOTAJE
Operocaones en- puerto,
Perla Vieques
Hombre libre Fajardo
Encarnacion Vieques
Carmen Fajardo
Uberita Nieques
Petra Naguabo y Humacao
BUQUE QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Eapor cubano Julia Recala.
"a el . entrante procedente de
Habana y escalas.
Consig; Villar Ca.
Napor americana Coamo
Saldra para N. York ell 5 en-.
trante.
Consig: The N. S. P. r. H.
Napor americana Carolina
Recalara ell s entrante proce-
dente de n. York.
Consig: The N. y P. RS. S.
Napores americano5 Cata.
lima y Pho TX Saldran de
Barcelona el 5 y 90 respecti-
vamente con destino A Cana.
rias Puerto Rico ! Cuba.
n
Consig S. lzqulerdo y Ca.
J a0os &C Ia unec "Benner.
Goleta americana Ellaner
Z. Bartran Debe haber haber
salido de N. York para San
Juan y Humacao Ell l9 co.
rriente.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Clifford
N. Garner Saldra de N. York
para esta el % actual.
Consig: 5. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Geneva
Saldra de N. para esta ell G
Octubre prouimo.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
B A N C O s.
fCCIONEs
Banco territorial J oyricoh s %
i'd de Puerto Rtco - az
-CEDULAS HIFOTECARIAS-
Banco ter,1torioly ogr,ecla
Emisiones-3a y 5a. sol
ld...... 80. .....6 = Tx 152,
&C A NJ B ! Q s.
Londres-s 487 L
n. York 10 cts ~
Paris s5s p e ID.
Hamburgo-44p. p. - d
Espafa 10 & 10, .. CD
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1raslsdo.

lis sido ;raslsda;c al interior de
Ia m.sna casa ens ocups hoy el esta-
b esImienrc Ia TlENDITA" al
ado ie. syUntamiento. -ezulra el
mismo negocio lie venta de eiectos re-
li-Ios1e exciasivsmente
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y. e-trepitosa lleri !

y, e-trepitoss l,eri II
aaplio Y elAgante Ell. 1
i-r, ale Ia gen-ll D1iorr,. : rel
na aa IA hesta. aconpaha... ~ IL
dansS IL honor. anarec;a G4i,..4..
lmpnaente. por en.-e Ia .!,.a-
IRE, con ~ rico t.aje de !a-e. cola +
ceFi1a 4 ~ caheza una elegant c1-
roma dorado hechs con exq"sitt -,
-
4 lss tres ternino aqlell. agTaGa-
bic recepci6n en- medic 1s Ia nayor
eonfraternida1
Han pasaio dos meses: Ia noche
es'a spacihle Y clara; ea Ia ci'Hlad g
nnt.. nuch4 animation: Ia nsiSics. er
q strio ia "a igiesia. elecuts, oon aG-
01T Table nseStria. una de la nelliSi-
mas onmppsicIones del immortal RO-
>lni. rnul,i,ud he lulnsos ooche< mr.
dean aqIel va-so ediicio. Fl rernpln-
rnof'Issmente iluminzGo, esta ie ~
= en 5ote: toiss las miraias eztin
tias en un Plntc
apsrecs 81 sacerdote reveStidG : l.
rsl'Iehetlmhre sc levsnta. c,ial mssa
formiiah.la
Ina simpltica pa-eIa. ataviai.
con el mayor gusto, se pone de roL-
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D|2ECTOR|O DE SAN JUAN

PraCticante. - Silvestre Fejoo
.Aaltinez, Embalsamador - San
francisco 2l. Telefono, Mum. 43.
san joan.
Lecciones de piano. LA seno-
,ta Lola Mas, ofrece dar clases en
-,l casa 8 q domiciio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
: patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan
Ingeniero Civil.-R anon Gan
dia Cordova; Tetuan So, ciudad 9
Parada II Santurce Mirama,, San
Juan, Puerto Rico:
Abogados. .-Emigdio S. Ginorlo ,
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 1853. Box 366.Ssn Juan.
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L|hEA FERREA DEL OESTE

1tineraric de trenes vapores cue
empezara q regir desde e, 10 de Sep.
item bre oe 1903.
stNtt Celia Capita! ybaysnon nsimulianesn.nts
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
Evacuation of Africa.

The house members Of the commit
tee, however, Cooper Sturgis and
Finley, were present, also represent
ed collectively and individually by
counsel. The department of justice
was also represented to contest the
courts jurisdiction.
The meat of the committees plea
was that the company's bid was not
"the lowest In the best interest of the
government" and that it failed to
comply with certain legal technicali-
ties.
The graver contention was also
made that the members of the COM
mittee are immune and did not act In
a ministerial capacity, and that the
mandamus was really against con
gress itself.
Four attorneys spoke for the con.
gressmen. The paper company's at
torney presented decisions covering
several famous cases. Justice Wright
reserved his decision until Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
QUESTION OF AUTHORITY or
ONE BRANCH OVER AN
OTHER is ARGUED.
MANDAMUS PROCEEDING
OF Valley Paper Company, Evolved
Into Historic Contest of Au-
thority Between Courts
and Congress.

Washington, Feb. 25.-The ques-
ton of the authority of one branch
of the government over another
was argued today In the supreme
court Of the District of Columbia
with precedents dating from the
days of Chief Justice Marshall. The
mandamus proceedings of the Valley
Paper Company. OF Holyoke, Mass,
against the joint congressional COM
mittee on printing has evolved into
historic contest OF authority be-
tween the courts and congress.
Whether the printing committee
can be compelled by the court to re.
scind its action on purchases of paper
for public printing and take into con.
sideration the bid of the Valley Paper
Company, is tie immediate question
Whether the members Of congress
are clothed with constitutional I'M
munity and are amenable to law, will
be the ultimate one.
Senators Root, Smoot and Fletchei,
of the printing committee, continued
today to ignore the courts summons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
OLD PLANT.
Power House on Ninth Street viii be
Shut Down Monday--Machinery
to BE Shipped Away.

Monday, at noon, the old power
plant of the Cairo Electric Light and
Traction Co. on Ninth street near
Washington avenue will be at rest;
the fires will be pulled, the steam will
escape and the lights will go out The
rumble and whirr of machinery which
has been almost If not quite constant
for nearly twenty years will no more
sing the resident In the neighborhood
to sleep and like the stopping Of the
engine OF a ship on a :ong oaaan voys
age the quietness and silence will be
oppressive.
This old power plant has served
its purpose and will have to give
way to progress. The 1873 cycles of
the old will be superseded by the
standard 60 cycles of the new plant
on Sycamore street
The old plant has been carrying the
incandescent and the motor power
loads only since the big new plant up
town got down to business. From
Monday noon all the service viii be
handled at the big, new power house
Then the dismantling of the old plant
will be commenced a, once and In a
short time 1t will be shipped out Of
the city to what. place viii not be
known until the company receives
shipping directions. A. part of the
old outfit was shipped some days ago
to Fostoria, Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
CONTRACTORS HERE
To MAKE BIDS ON COMPLETING
CAIRO 4 THE5Es DEPOT
BUILDINGS.
Work to BE Resumed In Spring and
Road to be Finished Without
Further interruption From
Cairo to Thebs.

Contractors are in the city to look
over the Cairo & Thebes building
propositions, with view to making
bids on them. As is known, the
foundations have been built for the
big round house. and turn table, for
the big four hundred-foot freight
house and for the passenger station.
These structures are to be completed
without delay and the road is to be
put into operation from Cairo to
Thebes. The beginning of operations
Is set for the advent of good weather
In spring when outdoor operations
can be started with confidence. The
contractors here are men familiar
with railroad building generally. Bids
are to be received within week or
two, according to report.
Contractors for the grading were
here some time ago to view the
right-of-way in order to make bids on
work to be done there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
DID NOr LIFT THE LID
Soldier Boys Thought They Had
Another Offender in New York
store Annex Saloon.

Joe Mcnamara, bartender of the
Annex saloon, had an experience
Thursday night of how it feels to
be placed under arrest by the
militia. While the lid was on Mack
thought he would get ready for the
rush of beer drinkers as soon as the
lid was taken of, ne would get
things in ship shape--the beer pump
needed fixing and cleaning He called
in George Shaw, ex-bartender. and
the porter, Henry Christmas, to as
sist in the operation. They were all
behind the counter lending down
close to the floor, when squad of
militia came TO the door, which was
locked. The top of Mack's head was
just visible to one of the soldie'
boys who peered into the room
from the outside and shook the
door. Mack, thinking some one
wanted drink rose up and shouted,
get away from there" then re-
sumed his work on the pump. An
other rattle at the door and Shaw
bobbed up; more rattles and the
negro Strengthened up. "Ah haa, !
have bunch of them" said the
sergeant. We'll fix you If you
don't open this door, The door was
opened instanter and the bunch"
surrounded by the squad with bayo.
nets drawn, was escorted to the
court house, where their trial was
Immediately held.
Who are your asked the Judge
Of the military court
I'm mixologist," said Mack.
What do you MIX"
81 mix water and whiskey."
Now don't get funny said the
Judge.
After this little BIT of sally Mack
settled down 70 business and squared
himself, and the bunch were al
lowed to depart in peace.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
BASKET BALL CON lESTS
Cairo Lost to Mt. Vernon Yesterday
by Score Of II to 41--Beat Du-
Juoin 18 to 7---other Games

A telephone message from Mt. Yer.
mon last night from the Cairo high
school first basket ball squad, who
are there to compete for the cham
pionship of Southern Illinois. tells
the story that the Cairo boys we're
worn out by their trip to that place
and were not in good condition to
cope with their competitors. Cairo
beat in one game, that with DuQuoin.
The opinion is freely expressed that
Mr.. Vernon will win the champion
|ship series but according to the
referee, that squad is playing very
dirty game. $a
The following. was yesterdays
series: Granite City 55; DuQuoin s.
Mt. Vernon Al; Cairo IL.
Cairo 18; DuQuoin Z.
Mt. Vernon 30; Granite City 21.
Centralia 35 Benton rs.
The Cairo squad arrived in Mt
Vernon at noon. They were McNa
mara, Hill, Mattingly, Reed, Colp,
Gadbois and Roche with Coach Allen.
They were accompanied by Stewart
Lewis, John r. Lynch, Jr., and H.
Clay Lewis.
Today the final games will be
played and the boys will return home
Sunday morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
STRIKE BECOMES
A REVOLUTION
, L o 0 pY tNsURREcTioNARY
RIOTS BY STRIKERS ON su-
GAR PLANTATIONS IN GuApE.
LouPE--GovERNoR POWER
LESS.

Paris. Feb. Is. Reports tell OF In.
surrectionary riots by the sugar
plantation strikers at Guadeloupe.
M. Gerault- Richard. the Guale-
loupe deputy says that the trouble
In GuadeIoupe is political rather than
economic, Governor Gautret having
many political enemies.
At St. Francois, the manager OF
factory and two gendarmes were pur.
sued by rioters and took refuge III
building. In a desperate battle that
followed the gendarmes were wound
ed, three rioters Killed and many
wounded. Several of the latter
dragged themselves Into the sugar
cane and we're burned to death, the
fire having been started by strikers.
The consulates at Point.a. Pitrue
are guarded by soldiers. The COVER
nor admits that he Is unable to sup
press the movement. which is nov
revolutionary. The consuls have
asked the English diplomat to re-
quest English war ships.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
RIOT AT sErHLEAEm. pa.

Bethlehem. Pa, Feb. 25.--The
Bethlehem Steel Company closed tho
works tonight until the police authori-
ties are able to protect the workmen
who remain loyal during the strike
troubles. This morning a mob Of Ave
hundred foreigners attacked the em-
ployes as they were going to work,
and repeated this tonight when the
men were leaving. Nine thousand
men are employed by the company.
The sheriff is swearing in deputies
and accommodating force able to cope
with the rioters.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
CHARGED WITH
INC|T|nG RIOT
WARRANT OUT FOR PRESIDENT
OF PHILADELPHIA CENTRAL
LABOR UNION.
MADE HOT STATEMENT
Declaring General Strike W. In
eyitabie and Should Ee Called
More Rlotino Occur
N red Yesterday.

B Philadelphia. Feb. 25. Following
the publication of an alleged state.
ment by President John Murphy, of
the Central Labor Union, that b. gen
eral strike should be called imned!-
ately. think Il IL inevitable. There
are men In the northeast who can
shoot as straight as any trooper who
ever drew q breath warrant was
issued tonight for Murphy charging
"inciting to riot"
Murphy's remarks were said To-
have been made following the an
nounccment that the directors OF the
transit company declined the clergy
mems request for arbitration.
Three cars on South street were
stopped by an obstruction tonight
near draw bridge over the Schuyl-
kill. Bricks and stones were show
cred on the motormen, conductors
and policemen. A policeman from the
powerhouse, with drawn revolvers,
forced his way through the croxd,
dragging himself, injured. to the
power house.
There were other riots In severa..
other sections Of West Philadelphia.
Director Of Public Safety Clay to-
night said the strike Is now merely
a memory
The company has decided that d
striker whose previous record ID good
would be taken back. provided he ap-
Piled before Tuesday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
Was Taken Suddenly.

Gen. Dickson had shown no
signs Of illness when he retired al
ter a days hard work Thursday
He was taken III suddenly yester-
day morning in his apartments at
The Halliday. He decided to have
an operation performed by his home
physicians at Springfield and a
special train was at once ordered,
which left here at las p. m.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.

New York, Feb. 25.- Harry Pol
lock, sporting promoter was air
rested tonight as he left the theatre,
charged with robbing David Russell,
a stock broker on the night OF Feb
ruary is, when Russell was relieved
by four men Of s45 in a saloon. Pol.
lock protested that It was a police
frame up" Il
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26

companied by Miss Mary Foster,
leave today for Billings, Mont.
where they will res>te. Wednesday
night. at the Elks Club, Mr.. Bannis-
ter was very agreeably surprised by
the presentation Of a beautiful
watch charm embiemauc OF the or
der and appropriately inscribed.
Mr.. Bannister is past exalted
ruler. The presentation was made
by Exalted Ruler Antrim in the
presence Of about twenty-five ks
assembled in the Club rooms.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
UNITED STATES AT MERCY
OF JAPAN, INTIMATES SHAW

Philadelphia. Feb. 25.-- Former see.
retary of the Treasury Shaw denies
that he predicted war with Japan id
recent speech. Shaw said: Il cited
the fact that we sent sixteen warships
to the Pacific to demonstrate our
prowess. hired twenty-seven foreign
ships to carry the supplies. and added
that o hostile shot from the meanest
country that owns gun would have
sent all Of these home, for no country
would consent to be mixed in our con.
tentions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
DEMANDS REFUSED

Kansas City. Feb. 25.--The de.
nands of the miners unions in Kan,
sas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkan-
sas for a ten percent wage Increase
for the next two years was refused by
the Southwestern Coal Operators AS
sociation tonight. Another joint con.
vention will be held tomorrow In ain
attempt to agree on wage scale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
WILL OPEN ACCOUNTS
Western Union Telegraph Co. to Re
ceive Messages BY Telephone
From All Subscribers.

Chicago, Feb. 25.--The president
of the Western Union Telegraph Co.
has directed that all offices Of the
company are authorized to open
charged accounts with subscribers OF
any telephone company with which
the Western Union mas arrangements
for the receipt and delivery of tele.
grams by telephone,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-26
BETTER FOR ELECTRIC LINES.

4 La Crosse, Wiss., Feb. 25.--W. j.
Ferris, president Of the La Crosse
and Winona Interirban Railway, to-
day received telegram from Wash
ington announcing that Attorney
General Wickersham, by order OF
President Taft, had ordered with
drawn from the interstate commerce
bill the clause denying electric
lines through routing and rates with
steam lines.