davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-07
5000 mQChaChaS
gudp4S.
William 4. Brady, que las
0uSCa para una 2Xl,biCiQn,
GcG que no las h2 oDc0ntra
do.

Nnevs York Sept more 20 sNo
Sc elcu antrkn 3 600 mucnAch&s be.
Litas deatro de los confines de Man.
hattanS AS 10 sfirma William A =.
Brady, el conoci&o d di.ec1or de 5es-
trqs, 81 cpal be esca4riusdo mimi
cloasmente Ia poblaci6 para com.
piet&r 81 reginlento de joveneu que
buEca para una gran exhibici6a en-
g. jsrdiJ de Ma ;ison Square, que
tendra efsoto eel 6 al 18 de 0 3tu-
bre
C2@ado Mr. B:aay sc compro.
nesio. de acrerdo coa Ia sef1ors Ea-
win hGE W,eo, Presidents Ge a eLl
ga dc Ia Muier Pref esion&l>, osjo
euyoa a. oi;i2s Sc h@ra IL exhjbl 50
clon, : consegair las i5venes noca
ssrias, SO estipv45 que toaae les ma.
chachas, 1eade ID que debe tenor i
su caIgo el aervicio mas insl ga.f.Aa.
te, hssta IL 4u9 dabe desen pefar @.
s9tVl 10 mas importsnte de <Pulicis
del JArd1nS, de5lsn ser blen pSreci
das. Ben pronto Sc arrepinti6 dc
hkoer acept-,do esa conGi si6a. K
Lorasa 81 Gs ora las bonitzs Sc as
conden y se nieR&n b exaibirse en
e5pectaaulOs CGAtrAias.
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ESt2Ci0n electrical
del Niagara.

81 ta1el q3e o3a3zca las aguaa
dasoe Ias cAt&tstss tai N,hgarA 4 Is
est scion 3a electri5idsd doade IS pti
LIS su fue1za mot'iz &cshs ia per
Y'sitsdo oor primers gez desoe q8a
SO cJnetruE<; -oJcontr&adose en bu>a
esl&do ia conserved On. Est kU1ai
3ene = 200 netros de long. al &
n-sfcs y lQasios oa ancEo v otro
tanto 10 sltArA y eata rovaet do De
foscss dc ]NdT o, cuyo espas9r VI
ia dssae L aioce { cincua Is aenti-
mattoa, segun Is nstncAI47o de IL
rooA qua%pr&viesR. La val22i5 q -
que CORE 81 agas en 8, 90 Do siets
metros Y rned.o pr atgnnao, J So
sar de este v3,ccidz5, largo rjen, 20
msnte1id%, las psre 3as del ts.a.2 nc
nc han spf:idJ deeg ~ste. Lsg 1asp 20,
dursn5e 5 Aoraa, IL ci~ca:&oi61 de
aqua en- 81 t69el, carr@ud0 las COO
rue1tss y Sc le ro@oi6 gu toda SO
olgjtcd sia oncoatr4r de.festecjo
Z gunO,
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Tribunal de DiStritO
De SAN JUAN
C6lul3 de empI23amioDt0.

Is demsnda de divorcio rr1-
rovid& per dcf1s Cendelaria Pri. to
B anderR coAtrH 81 asposc 7ou Fran
CISCO Ar&ujo y C.i do, Sc hA dict d 10
Tor el Tribunal Is pTcvidenfis 81 j..
gSisQ9e; Dada cuents sc tienen 2or
pcesonGadas las dos cer1i9 .acioLas
aohr5 Inscription de nAcic :octc g.
C0mpsH1at t&a 81 anter,O- escrit1 y pro
veyenoO IN principal dei escl ito
iecha q ia Jtni) dllimo, s. ado lie
- dem, IL cue - natAb eee Y c,n
66tasa t .aaisdo de al 5 a, Sr. F e"al
y al dam NJ daoO don FGanaieco Arau
10 Criado p%Es que H c. nte. tar den.
.r.5 del is etnin1 II 20 las. u ACCT
daron los Sras de Ttipunal y ru',ri.
"s e. S. P-es;de &c, tifeo-Eay.
ma rdorlcs. R+udn FA!c6n
Y para qua sjfvs es5a de empla
zsmiena0 = Gon T, knniscQ Araujo
ca lo, per anc.st t '@~se aueente, ex
plco 6sta pAIn u psb con eu cual
quisrA ds los per iic d. eate loca.
lad. S. Ja~n Pto r c. 6 de o..
tubre a. 1902. RAn62 F&lctn, Sa.
vretario
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--AnoCh9 no celebr6 session ell
AYu 1te mlento d. asta ciud&d.
---Ha fAlleciTo . en- Ci&les 63n To-
mAs 4 IsJs.a sgric ultor de ael pue.
bic.
--H2 siio moab ada pSra desen
pe0or Is escpel@ oeI bsrri0 pc'nse.
jurisGic 'iGu &c Baya non, Ia se1orz
Ei0iaa D sc.oa2Goa t8 Daigsdo.
-Se eLcQsntra en- f3Tma je grh,
veAa1, I$ seDor4 de don francisco
Silva J dos hijos So dlchos espo'
sos
--Anoche 4 lss 8 Ia oolicfs Sc.
crets sorprendi6 uns jugsda { 10
prohioido en- IL cas-. pdn. 60 5e Is
Gale d. f.. Luus. FaarGn dernpcia-
COS Jee4s Saiszar, Manuel Elias,
Alfonso Avsla, ArmAndo Maisoaat,
EasIs sic MILAN, B -aulio Rondon,
tadrC de s>ds. Sim plicio ParGals,.
tin Y Gasp&r Dsz endo conducidos
les dueGos de Ia cas&, GAspSr Diaz y
j asis Salszar, 4 pa2ar 500 de ms.
t. y los demAs enjuiciados con slO
cada pno.
e vspor SPhilsdel phiA sSiit
de New York para este puerto el dis
4 del actual.
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PGregrMGCl00
q COVQdOlga

63guu ta}egrs fan i al Co
rra3pundenclA, > (E ,pan8) 2so& la
manoo L. atenci6n cl lnu sitadc mo-
vimlent0 de CARR. IS y paregtinscio-
ne3 que des le h$ca tres di2s llegan
+ sod&s h 3ras i C1y4dougs para vi
i ar l@ precicsA oasllicR y eli hiel6
rico s sntuAric., Con mctiv,3 70 IL IS
ti7idad de Ia Vlrg3n dc lss oatali&s.
Il n1netc de rarruGjes as tan
graGde q 80 los qpe qEtaIeu lleg r
haata q Dasiii 3 oleQe4 que sg1&r
Oar VIZ pE~s entrat III fuc1O, puss
Dc otra maIera ssrfA iGpos;bla y
Ccurrirlsn much<s dasgracias,
Ia histories cuega sc ha!la lie
ua de paEegrinos.
A los cue b IL Icg sd. eutrsr al
ea1tuRrio Sc les We orar SON grkn
fsrvor, mientcas otrus sgUardan
puesto eu las escalerAs.
3&v penitentes que desds 10 dis
tsncia ue unos 500 etroa Il gar {
In hint6rlcx cuzv,a c&miaku5u de- 70
uillRs = orlando dur&nte 81 Azecto.
Resu th grandjoso 81 clacrn cue
50 dlVlsa dasaa los ST. S de Cjv@
dongs.
Sc ye CO eamin&n por In Ca
rrate1a lnnunera ab; ;Gs po -ogriros
vahfo4tos, se1ejsndo Il cinta oe IN
hormiguerO.
Los Peregfinos l12g@n ii s9n'
.7Arlo c&Etand1 los milEgeos de ls
Vi gen de CJvsdolg%.
Tan bien de lSs abtup5a3 mcnGa'
f1as b5ia gaute para visitar & "a mi
/" groee 1&,.en.
"a Santander y Leon llegar
1lachoa peregrinos.
D2spu6s de orsr las jovenes be
ben eI sgoa de ID f1enta Que NINA
t&jo ID caeya, pues segun sf1sja tr1.
dioI6n IL cue la bebs Sc csE-, eentrC
del &f1o.
Agunas j6vsnes ruhotosss SO
esconde1 p2rs batar 81 sgu> casa
neuteFx.
Sc preparan los fe ;Ge!os llsms
dos de Ia hogaarc.
Daspu6s habr& fdegos srtif cia'
Is. salv&s de morteIe5ea, elevation
de globoa y bailas, en los que tocs
fGa las .1dsicss y s,taz del pals.
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NQeya SOCiedad.

Lares, Octuore 5. BAjo Is pre-
sidencin del Reverendo Min:strc
protesterte Mr. s. Hernspdoz, Sc hE
est&pleci1c an esta locsliGad, Ia Sc
oieG ad lam ads ala T Au peranGiss
rs SscretariT de In lnisE8 el 81
no. doa F4lip2 Gorzx az. non.cr3n
dc 6 una comisi6l Eel seno de Ia
nisME paTA IS redscte 81 pro3aC %
to de Reg az II to por q4e Sc regil i
Aq1aljA ao-lehi6cdole Juego & IL
aprob&ci6n del Gohierno.
l os f->s de aquslla. son para
perse gnir los yicios -a=yo1ss,
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.AsOoiacl0nm6diCa
ADEGSI0NN'S.

Sc reG:t e. 1hac 911erte adhe
sionGs 1e los e3Gores n.6dioos de Is
lila para l.. 3sociaci6L m&1icx, qua
80 hs eatablec4du Lee Fauul.at: 7os
toaos estAn re- pCud;a1Go 1cL g $40
ensu ziGsmo 6 ilter67 Y esto prone, {
"a 6Eits compete para Ii m mpc-tg- e
IS s0@io8s& me 7ics.
Nos cog ~~--:--,an1t.s de eilo, por
que ssoienoo, o0mn sahanos, que er
81 = >rierru 50 "a c II aiulr 81. & ess
espclaclou. p4a1on sugu1ArAala ma>
chas yeu5a5&s y grsndss 6xitos.
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la ol2inlon pdbLica
81 las antiIIas
DIVTDEDA.
DIVTDE0A.

New York OtbFe. 7 1890 4. -
Acorc~ Ie Ia yenta de las Ar
tjllaS, Ia opinion de los Luturales
0e e0tas sigue diVidida. Unos de-
sean contlnuar bajo 81 "a .elIon
danes y oAroS anheIan e Qe Ia yen-
Ia Sc reaI4ce.
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Information Local.

dro mr., Sima6n 81 Ju8to Ssntas
B fSid@ va To@ia = Pel&gia peas.
y R:pHr&3A Vg. IL.
--Csrt',a GetecidAs en Il sAIri
ii syra cidT dC cnrrc oa de ests cia3aa.
Latr&. y, f y T. \. W IL, F., DAa
bon, L, E:,svzaer, J., E1pGsitc. J.,
Esto.1el a. c., FJnuaros, v, Fas-
usc4tz, g.. Far1sn@s Ii. J g., = ote,
M. Fsrie. M.
-~M$nRn2 puoIic@1a IA CORREa
PONDENClA, eE siElu pref8te-te, a; E
iupCr5au isima c%rtet qua nos uriga
G vlner&h T@sficio don J2!i&N r.
Is arco y S>sa.
S. t4ate de pltlic1r 31 este
CspjtaI III pgri6dico dIat6lico.
Han oJntr&ilc marsiucnio en-
4ata ciu2ad, con Antonio CanAi& Y
CAt@era Y lA Srta. josef Caadis
8snite2
Eta tsrda ssIjo pas su resi-.
-anclE Dc BnLeGft. - atstineultc
VA d. Eaf~~- Gu21au, qQa aa
el>ontreba 81 laJ4 ctudad
-Iiau cCutt@,d0 4at snCrlu Gn
.-sls z 0lt~i, #t. D,vid sch srvia,
ecrg ". Sfas, M&4o C.>rk,
-~Antehyal sa.J 4a danbc1go.
K yap0r e2 Igre-ito con direccI61
al pGsr1o i Sat j aAA,
HIS SJCtrAl40 u1A.ElmC4io g.
oaLtu1ce, Mr. G .orga ". Roberts y
- s Is Charlotte Il Y Ia.
--EsGs ms1ana sal.6 para AE1-s
.5acnas, d0n Pic Recnani, farms
~6aIlcO de squaIl& locblidRd.
Han CousraidQ mAtrimouiQ en
algprCe, el aoctor don Nsrciso D.
yaI y "a &pcacl%hl9 Sft&, Maria Fe-
rrer, (l1o oaau fe ices.
--Hsr& tsEde lego 4 ea5& Capi-
Jal prccedanEs ds P019e, do0 Artu
~ SaIas.
Sc eul4e1t.& eu San aHn.
COZ R1r u M311sa0 Comerciante
le Eegr Btla,
--Ms1l ma, d las L. = madla, So
Fecogara en- esta sdmlnlstrGcido de
3orreoss e G1rre 40 loe-GIa que hG
7e l-eyar 3 los f sV&2os UAIAJs eI
vaDur @fhUta4iphjas.
t. Jalz C Pa de Cathedral,
.u 1hgC eats n II 2aa Q.ez cias lie
9rresto Juaa Ma.gra. por ale3~Ar
Ia p6z .1a.ca.
tadcs -l.lgas @. gnvol abrr4@c Sr.
ArrhlzEs 5a A1ascJ. con ub.ato as
co191ar c. o-c.,tAaQ &c su prcf5
Lion.
--9 las acaaa..5o IN ,.,s dali
saprie a. .Iatz -z-fe.tDat 5e { .arr0
dos C#tU@a a A..UL5a
Ia. PruCura1or General liz
eprao@4o al nomb-zuiento DE- Jasz
@e Haz saat,gnto De AgQAdil=, aa
1OG j 1Fa N4ray Ltamas.
--aIamas rae!bl5o ma hofa aga'.
L. a1acr.tE nn~ ann V.eto~ .,4n..1s.
#aZ gerag..n f.t7fsa. - r-,.-.L..
+. -rtr.sIs
So gptta la f3ez eot-a vs~ios.
.5vanas dc els ciuasa liz fEa6ar ~
Derid1tg9 ltu.aa1 .E.sas .o4 s9eie
laa
ton r-ots-1 RE i..-ar-9 4oraa.
lido 5s 2+a- 1a nrnu-rs 4 'e,. T,7--n
aaI T..uaz. d. r}.z..,... Al. esrs I'm.
Had. --.a. U.ea as ls.-e4 uu 1r.a.
ar.rA- .ale.ls or IA aaf.u5s Al ma
.l8as. IU4Igaao u41.s a# ~, 1r.rr1. =.
cor GsaersI es ia nj Ina n~@ l'.
gsta 0gs...s..s ........a'3o ~ r ~
uunal cor Juaaas saD4an1es.
--Bsta manaas f5llac.6 au t.
C43ltEl la ~pr4a.ag.e sra. { In I'm.
1aa G9Lz1lez. eaposa de dom F,lr,nua
-Iayaa gmDleaQ5 sai D-r..~t-r-.e.1 r..
1e G9rreos, r. "a tar5e 1 I,s Ian
IRA .urar al a4..as-o do 20 csg8
yer. IL / p.
IS qua c-caa.a rec.u.y45 ia Il NJ
IONS pcs IN amigo IN .tr3. aa ...2v
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Para fanniliaa

CUADERNO5 para ancta1 Ia ro-
pa que va a lavarse. duradero por
6 meses ea ola CoRREsPoNDENcIA.s
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isOnedaS medailaS,

May &0tigu~s, slguuss del prir4
1ipio de ID Era CristianA, Sc venden
osrstss. Informarsn en- La CORES.
pondenoia.
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Sc Venden

T!pos de imprenta, us&dos, en
bHen estado, 3 z0 pesos ol auintSl,
IS yenaen en- esta lmpre1ta.
Tarlai6n Las cajaa pa1a o.. 3.
n..a .yn 8
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LA PariSIi9n'

6ar Fr&acis2 q 81 :! lhac 81
Ia T &rmaciA sc 3 anco. Gran q
poslci0n 7 Vanta dc acmhraros pAra
ee60rttEs J niGss rocihi&oa Ultima
menta &o Paris, dltiuos mote.0s
.9ara los a1ss 8. 10 = II del c2etie..
te, d. toaos coiores, para G33oa .oa
gr4Et,s.
Pfecics except >raiae.
DesaOse esta ca4% de CO nplAcer
6 la auneto7& cli@ 7telA al pt D icc
en- g9c eGsI recon 6u3Ase vl~lta il.
gran * pc,j 81 que ademas 8e an
1ontfsr exten5o y vA,i sdo sur5i&c
alcsn5ara4 U0h gran ec0nomla ~
los precioa
1Som6eeros desde 81 y n7c2io 1
San Francisco 50 al la4c d. L.
F&rmacia lie B snGo.
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O#NLEA TT A&UNTO5 AD
&INI1T &ApLFO5 de Jose G de-
.e. Fortalezs Il {rg irAdor} Gea
ton en- los Can.ros o1c, Rles 2 Ayuc
rAnlientCR. So cnanla con ehOg zoos
Gel pals = &meric&n0s y trar actor.
E'--~1ial &c o3ups ests odcirs Sc
ac1EE@ = vartz S. fncss eto.
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New York Otbre. 7 1870 A. NJ
Despach0s de Nenecia informan
que VarlOS m00ume1tos de dicha
cludad amenazau ruina. Sc tOman
precauclones para eyItar aa>gracias
P2fSonalos, J&mese que los aludi-
dos monumentoS Sc desplomen de
I'LL m0mentO i 0tr0.
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La Vonta
&c las Antillas Danesas
0TRA VBZ SOBRE Ell TAPETE

New York Otbre. 7 40-30 A. NJ.
Agltase otra vez Ell el paria~
mento &c Dlnamarod 81 prop6sito
&e venta a E>taaUS TnijOs de las
Antillas Ganesas. t.sta question
sera rasu8lta en- breve. Una gran
nayor1a del parlameDto apcue6a la
venta. La oposioi0n o5 debil y (.
tratado Sc IIevara a Was &c 6eoho
uu&QtU qDtas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-07
Junta nsCOlar
de Ia Villa de Coamo

IL ea5A Mu icl p&lldad se On
cuentrs~, vt5sttes = escu aias rura'
leg. Los NJ Aestros GUS des3el COZ
tr8tsrse, oebeu ran:tic kus solleitu
des c3rtii sados, a. que suscrihe.
So &o,vier5e que 81 Mnnici } 81
Cosmo no tia1e aeUGas de Aing1n
g6uero; y, por 10 tanto, "a at3lcio'
ras escolares son s'13:sfschse con
puntCandHd.
Co&mc, O35ubre de 1902.
E, Pa e. de Is J anita Eecol~~,
Dr. Leon0q'tlo Igur0Ujdez
Avs.
Una bOmba.
Con vcIa1USs fjss. y loca, lie -
rarR funciorar al vapor. 81 va >
4arsts. InfnrnaarRn en- La CorPespcn.
Ga,a
Hu aata .;nogr&fia se haoa tcda
eIsza So *rssaioa { pragi,ss aia*aGa.
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Este acreditado Salon de Bar
beria = p4rfumrrl2 sito aD Is cauc
da San Jose l., Baios del Casino
EapatoI, fIeate { Il fQt0gra6s del
ssG21 Colorado, ast& i1troaucienao
gr@ndas raejorzs y luen.A coz tres
con lateEt tes opersr5Cs.
Pre2io d. esd aarvtcio 20 ctvs.
PEppietafI0
Ag&plto d. Tor0.
d@1 sil0 dnsuua10s dos guGrdias s
lQautsr. para mantanet el 5zaen en-
cl p0b'A4O De bAlo Sec0
CERTICADO5 . BONOS de
dGOisos de Ayu0tAmian3oa.
C0mpr& y yeLUA
Co-rs&o P&isu
San Jasu P5L Rico.
il 8 &c
Ill dI@ 5@N0 do O. C0yr0e 81
vepor c7p&Gol eMsrlas con Girecci6n
i est puerto.
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enooeu1rz uu aaga C,uaad don
A>taro Do IA Z AZ Strinr.o, S9are
g@tio del Ayoptamignto de Rio Gran
jp.
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q IS =

Ia aIleeie Q en Ponce 81 apro
c}7h'8 C6rsTG 6Cn QaiLtl1 q Il
C-aa
5AAGA6 - 5Qui4ss Goo.a
naso-ut2 6 pg. ~ : = 6e mG2o <
81 50 q -- 80 .1t ca@Ios lie milo :
csn1&vls die. IA blio 25 y el srAr
surtj61 d 1arag4as c~1ass Y co
chc4cs en SE CaaIoz Farthloue. 25
For inf q ir l>s Aayas j. re- D
tGs Internsa fuer0n 3aGanidos &c
Ponce A@cfo eliot y Antonio Ro'
Gs,
P%ra aete1l&r 10 qua walls m
p~nto de reuuid7 aonde Sc pued@ .
Eefra csr ( s.gss7. 70 nay D3&s CSC
aru3jr e. eP>lo Norse Fedjr 2lgr
De 10 bgeno QUE &c eirva &Ii, Y Sc
2oUvencs1$ aA0 aesC LQ& mantle, aus
no ESy otro IuRar como &ste
Para GeaenpeGsr la ascu SIS
NI>itas Ga CaTaY hs si3o nombra3o
doG 3 altazar Forr2n N1gaegss.
COXPRA
Sc C0npran bsratog az o 8 dos
rop9rCs de- %4ro usados, que ast61
g. oaon 0atado y nc taEgan polills.
lof1ru21$- el It's i'm pTalt2.
-.. 10.
ds sid ~lLor@do profEs9T
principal lie Gales, lon Pe3ro Ra'
' E- M ~aR
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Una bOMba.

Hu aata @ipcgr&fa se haoa tcda
sig a So *Tssaioa { praGisss lG1staaa.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-25
OLD BATTLE ABBEY
LEASED BY YANKEE
SPOT WHERE KING HAROLD FELL
HAS PASSED INTO THE HANDS
OF MICHAEL p. GRACE.
Inv ASSOCIATED rREss. ]

New York August ss.--Batle Abbey,
the historic pile which marks the spot
where Harold surrounded by his Saxons.
fell before the axe OF William the Con-
querer, at the battle OF Hastings, has
been leased for a term of years, says
London dispatch to the Herald, to
Michael Il. Grace, brother of former
Mayor William K. Grace. Mr.. Grace will
use the abbey as a winter residence. For
long time Mr.. Grace has leased Lord
l1owcs' estate in Hertfordshire, for his
winter home.
Battle Abbey, which belonged to the late
Duchess of Cleveland widow Of the fourth
and last Duke of Cleveland and mother
OF Lord Rosebcry, was sold at auction
to Sir Augustus Frederick Walpoe Web
ster, a descendant Of Sir Henry Web
stcr, who bought the abbey in 1918 and
whose family the abbey remained for
I3o years.
The purchase price was the equivalent
of $1,000 900.
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ROOSEVELT IS TO
MAKE Us A VISIT
CHlEF EXECUTIVE TO TOUR WEST
THIS FALL, TAKING IN MON
TANA AND WASHINGTON.
lBY ASSOCIATED pREss,l

San Francisco, August as,-Unitcd
States Senator A. &. Foster of Wash
ton, who is in the city, is authority for
the statement that President Roosevelt
will visit this coast next fall The chief
executive will be accompanied by his wife
and family and will remain in San Fran
cisco for at least three days. Senator
Foster is here on his way to Honolulu,
where he will meet other members of a
committee appointed to look into affairs
OF the crown lands.
lie expects the arrival Of Senator Mitch
ell today. In speaking Of the intended
visit of President Roosevelt to San Fran
cisco and the Pacific coast in general,
Senator Foster stated that affairs are at
present being arranged for the proposed
trip. The president will visit during his
tours all cities Of Washington and Mon
tana and will return via the Union Pa
cifc.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-25
MILES WILL SAIL
FOR PHILIPPINES
COMMANDING OFFICER OF UNITED
ARMY SAID TO BE ABOUT TO
TAKE TRIP TO ISLES.
[BY ASSOCIATED PREss.]

New York, August 2s.-General Mel
son A. Miles will sail for the Philippines
within few weeks, says a Herald dis
patch from Boston. He is reticent as to
the object of the trip. When asked if he
was going in his official capacity, he re-.
piled:
well, I'm not going as tourist, neither
am ! going for my health. cannot tell
until get there what will do"
"Will you take any part in the nego-
tiatons relating to the friars' lands ?"
NO"
will you confer in any way WITH or
make any suggestions to the civil govern
ment there?"
mo, will have nothing to do with
any matters outside of my profession"
A Washington dispatch declares nothing
is known in the Office of Adjutant Cen
eral Corbin regarding the intentions of
Lieutenant General Miles to go to Ma
Mia.
The general would not have 10 renort
to that office his intention to leave the
country, but it is not thought he would
take such a step without communicating
his intention to the secretary of war or
the president.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-25
ATTITUDE OF n.E BOEH
GENERALS IS COMMENDED
Botha Says First Duty Of the South
African Is TO Respect the English
Laws, Now That the Little Republics
Have urrendercd-Shah OF Persia
Has Finished Visit and VIII Leave for
the Continent Today-Result OF Tour.
my ASSOCIATED rREss.1

London, August ss.-fhc king and
queen are slowly sailing north in the
royal yacht and are expected to land at
Aberdeen at the end OF the week. Thence
they will proceed by special train to Bal
later for Balmoral
The duration OF their stay in Scotland
is yet undecided. Much will depend upon
the nature of the weather. In all prob
ability they will 80 for another yachting
tour next month from Aberdeen to Copcn-
hagen. to pay visit to the king Of Den
mark and to meet the emperor OF Rus
sia.
The attitude of the Bocr generals on
the continent is regarded as absolutely
correct. II has been found impossible to
inycigle them into schemes OF mischief
and General Bothas reported statement
that il is the duty of the burghers wish
ing to live in South Africa 10 respect
and observe the laws Of the British en-
pirc and render themselves faithful sub
Jecis OF King Edward, enhances the re-
speci that l.ngishmcn have hitherto felt
for him.
Shah Leaves for Europe.
The shah OF Persia. who leaves today
ior the continent, has taken his pleasure
very seriously and very indusiriously dur
ing his short stay. lie has had more than
one opportunity OF observing how much
the sight OF royalty appeals TO a London
crowd. II is too soon yet to estimate.
the political consequences OF his visit, but
tngland's chance Of improving her inter
course and influence with Persia was
never more favorable thar il is today aud
Lord Lnnsdowne will doubtless endeayor
to secure better terms for her commence
IN the shah's dominions.
At present Russia heads the list of ex-
ports and imports with 50 per cent of
the values while England comes a bad
second with only "a per cent.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1902-08-25
MOB At HAzLETON BEATS
UP AGED MAN SERIOUSLY
Was Trying to Rescue His Son, Nom
Union Workman, From a Crowd OF
5000 Strikers - Effort to Resume
Work at lehgh Valley Coal Company
Works Is Successful - Foreman at
Pottsvlle Is Charged With Shooting.
LBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Shenandoah, Pa, August 25.-After hav-
ing met a number of mine operators, Gen.
eral Goblin said today that he does not see
any signs of settlement of the strike. In
fact, he states that all indications point
more definitely to a prolongation of the
strike now than they did when he first
came here.
General Goblin is using his good Offices
toward a settlement and he allows no op-
portunity to pass, when, in conference with
others, to make a conservative plea for
the men on strike. Individual operators
are beginning to display evidence of a
willingness to end the strike, if method
could be shown them how they could
make concessions to the men without
stultifyng themselves.
The miners display friendly feeling to-
ward General Goblin personally and the
military has become popular.
Badly Beaten by Mob.
August Sheuch, aged Sc, special po-
liceman i'll the service of the Lehigh Val
ley Coal company, at Hazleton, was as
saulted and stabbed today while attempt
ing to rescue his son, William Sheuch, a
non-union workman, from mob of about
5000 strikers on the outskirts of Halle
ton. The trouble occurred at the COM
pany's No. 40 colliery, where young
Sheuch worked, in an attempt on the part
of the strikers, who had gathered from all
parts OF the Hazleton region to frustrate
the plans of the company for partial re-
sumption.
Two hundred and fifty non-union men
had been secured. A majority of them
were taken to the workings in special
train, with which the strikers did not at
tempt to interfere. but Sheuch, who lives
in this city, walked from his home toward
the colliery. He fell into the hands of the
pickets and most of the clothing was torn
from his body in the struggle that fol-
lowed. When Sheuch's father rushed TO
his aid, the mob set upon the elder
Sheuch, who finally was rescued by a mine
foreman and removed to hospital.
Sheuch was stabbed in the breast and on
each hip, kicked in the abdomen and
struck on the head with stone. His in
juries are not serious.
Trouble at PottsviIe.
The effort to prevent work at the mine
was successful. The report of resump-
tion at the Cranberry collery of A. Par
dee q Co caused about 500 men to
gather near the mine today, but no at
tempt was made to start work.
George Wheatley, an outside foreman at
the Brookside colliery of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron company, is
under $1,000 bail at Pottsville, charged
with shooting George Searer, aged 70.
Wheatley said he was followed through the
streets by crowd of strikers and SYM
pathizers, who jeered and hooted at him.
Becoming enraged, he fred into the crowd.
the bullet striking Searer. Wheatley was
formerly mine boss.