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Evening journal., 1903-10-30
COMPANY aAl TO SHUT DOWN
To Make Repairs to BoiIor--othsr
Newport Industries Boom.
special 10 the Evening Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Newport oct. s0.-The Krebs Pigment
and Chemical Company was compelled 70
close down early this week for repairs 70
one OF the rotary boilers which gave out.
The managers expect to have si repaired
IN time to kindie IRE on Monday morn
ing.
fall operation and expects returns to ex-
ceed that Of any other year. Albert
<rause has returned as president OF ths
company and w. Wilson has been re-
tanned as local manager. The business Of
fee has been removed TO Wilmington.
a large Delegation Of members from
Andastaka tribe No. Il Of Red Men at
tended the Great Council fre IN Whining
ron yesterday.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
M. j. DoUeHERTY.
NJ. M.J.DOugherty
We are making a specially Of
Dress Goods and Silks

We have for this week more Of
the all wool Cheviot, As in. wide,
in all colors, reduced to AZ cents
per yard.
Fine all-wool mixed Suiting AZ
cents All wool Grey Pluds, IS
in. wide, AZ cents.
80 in. wide heavy Skirtiug in
black, navy and gray, for as cents.
Fine all-wool black Suiting, 6S
c nts, rs cents and 81 per yard.
Fancy Silks for waists, all col
ors. IS, IS, 50 aud IS cents
Black Silk, SO in wild SI.io.
Heavy black Satin, 81 and rs
cents.
A lot of Table Linen Napkins
and 6ne Towels at half price to
lose out.
Children's Ribbed Pants and
Vests, Izi. IS and IS cents.
A small lot of Infants Hose, &
cents per pair. Another great
bargain-I2Hc Hose reduced to
10 cents.
GREEN STAMPS.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
To Keep the RECORD straInht.

Hopkinson Smith tells OF overheanlng a
conversation among the children of one
OF his chpms. a widower who has been
twice bereaved. The daughter OF wife No.
1. speaking to her brother. said;
Harold, you are my own brother. and
George IS my half broeher. Now, az papa
should marry again. and have another
little boy he. would be my quauter broth
er. wouldn't hep"
We'll" said Harold. Il don't know any
thing about relationship, but I do know
that dts dads turn to die next"
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
BID Sea .ooinq Tua Arrives.

One Of the largest sea- going tugs
that ever came to this city steamed up
the Christiana this morning and made
fast at the dock OF the Pusey & Jones
Company. The boats name is l. ].
Merritt, and she halls from New York.
What the visitors business here Is
could not be learned. She attracted
considerable attention on account of
her size.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
ANNA HAWTHORN.
Reduction in Chiidren's S
silk Caps

To make room for our fall
caps we will close out lot Of
odd sizes In pink, blue and
white SILK caps. These caps
are perfectly good, but there
may be three or four in each
style in odd sizes.
"a large and well selected
line Of infants and childrens
white dresses jEsr received.
Prices from zoe to So.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
GENERAL BOOTH
IS FRUSTRATED
Head OF Salvation Army
Greatly Affected by Daugh-
ter's Tragic Death
BODY TO Be TAEtR TO NEW YORK

London, oct. so.-General william
Booth. commander-in-chief of the Sal
walton Army, has sent the followins
message TO Salvationists throughout
world concerning the tragic death
his daughter. Mrs. Rooth-Tucker:
Il am suddenly prostrated with grl
IN tho presence OF what appears at u
moment to be an indescribable calaml,
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
{. s. Riley.
B. B. RILEY
Ribbons

New plaid, wide ribbons for
hair bows and neck ribbons at
lOc, 20c and 25c a yard.
Women's hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, 6 for l9c.
Linen tray covers at 12lc
A lot Of scsrfs aid shams
will be sold Saturday and
Monday at 25c and 5Oc.
15c chiffon collar forms, 10c,
3 for 25c.
20 Of the walking skirts
eft from Wednesdays selling
viii be on sale Saturday and
Monday at the bargain price of
$3.50, colors, blue, black and
gray, seven gore, trimmed
with buttons and full length
straps, three styles.
Choice pickings IN the REM
man Of dress goods.
New hat wells at SOC, 75c
and $100
A special white bed spread
for Saturday and Monday at
Isl.00.
Feisher's shetland floss,
sA00a,lb.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Social and Personal Notes

Mss Elizabeth j. Hatton and Jarnan
lT. Compton. both OF this city were mar
ried by the Rev. A. n. ISegwin, u. D.,
ait his residence. No. 1913 Park Place yes
terdly.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
KlIled By Hls own oevIoe

Clarksburg. W. Va. Oct S0-Charle
E. Starr. superintendent Of the n
mont Coal Company's mines at Tw
Lick. w. Va, was instantly killed D
the wire cable slipping from the puilc.
On a hosting device invented by hin
self.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Crosby & Hill.
AN IMPORTANT
GARMENT SALE

Saturday morning we shall
place on sale about 225 Sam
pie Garments from a New
York tailoring concern, con-
sisting of Women's and
Misses Coats and Suits and
Children's Coats and Dresses,
for about one-third less than
their regular prices. There's
about every size represented
in the lot. The early choosers
will be best served.
Additional Ready-io.W e a r
Arrivals are Children's and
Misses Peter Thompson Suits,
SIS, $3.50, $3.50 and 81 so.
Kimona Suits of Flannel
ette and Sateen, 81, ST so, So.
Children's Zibeline Coats,
with Peter Thompson en-
blems, SIS each.
Child's Dresses, 6 to Ia
years, Of navy or red cash
mere, trimmed in Venice lace,
with silk yoke, $225 and
S350
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

The only way to be sure of the regu-
lar music feature in The Evening Jour-
nal is to order the paper sent to you
regularly. Do Il now.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Cheap, stock and fixtures
of restaurant, T4th and Claymont
Good stand oct 5o-zt
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

coAiAfANDEn AND Mf,s. noorH-TucKER.
and an uhfathcmoble mystery. csi
only look I'D and saySto my HeavenH
Father Thy VIII be done
My daughter wes. after her mothe
arst among the many noble and ca
secrated women have been permit
10 know during the 10 years Of ny pul
lc life. Her loss is irreparabler mti-
much more need Is there for me, fo
you and for us an to so on with you
work for God and the blessing OF our
fellow men. This, however my hear
may bleed. is my purpose so long p
lie may be pleased to prolong ns
life.
"'fhe blow win fall with Intense se
verify dpon Conimandcr Booth-ruckef
and on my onlders and soldiers IN
America, for whom my daughter has
fought and toiled TO long In the
midst of my own sorrow my heart goes
up TO Sod on their behalf Pray 70.
them. Meanwhile am Trusting for
strength to 10 on with my own duties
and praying that our great agency OF
alleviatlng the sofrows Of the suffer.
ing world may not be hlndered by this
sisllstle.l.-
her Husband prostrated.
Chicago, Oct, 30.-1ne body OF Mrs
Booth-Tncker was brought TO Chi
cago. At IL o'clock this morning thc
body WAS taken TO The Princess rink
where It win lie in state until p. nj
AT 8 p. NJ. funeral services win be
held. conducted by Colonel Charles
sowton, which will be attended by
Commander Booth-Tucker. Tomor-
row morning the body will leave for
New York over the Michigan Central
Railroad and will arrive there Sunday
morning.
at the railway station by Salvation
Army officials and taksn in a carrias'
to hcndquarte-~ nrangemenu
we're that C0ml.--------acker and wifi
we're TO meet hea mrs. Tucker ar,
riving from the west a. about the sam,
hour as her husband. and they were tc
have begun a ten days campaign to.
morrow night. Arriving az headquar-
ters the commander asked for his wife
and expressed surprise that she had
not met him. Az gently as he could
Colonel sowton. in charge of the Chi
cago station, said. Commander.
your wife is dead. She was killed in a
wreck"
Commander Booth-Tucker staggered.
raised his hand 10 his forehead and
exclaimed, God help me; Is It true?''
and fell in a swoon. Pnlmlly moaning
and wringing his hands be seemed for
time beside himself He asked over
and over II the statement was true. ap-
pearing unable TO believe t.. For an
hour then he sat with his head bowed
in his, hands, As soon as he had re-
vived sufficiently the telegram an
nouncing the the death Of his wife was
read to him The dispatch was from
Ensign Dammes. secretary to Mrs
Booth-Tucker, and was dated Maroe-
line. Mo. and read as follows Consul
passed from earth. Bringing her body
aboard same train for Chicago"
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
eov Killed While Huntlno.

Hazleton, Pa, Oct 30. - Orlando
Smith. aged 16 years. was killed while
uniting near Freeland. by the accl
iental discharge Of a gun in the hand
Of Charge I.angford. a companion III
latter is r son Of Rev O. G. Langfor
A Freeland Baptist minister.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

In Spain the daily wage OF fold labor
er ranges from % to 2s cents \ day WITH
out board.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

Peter Rosegger, the Austrian author. on
the occasion OF his recent siXtieth birth
day received over 500 congratulatory te.e-
grams.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Noteworthy Shoe Specials

To people who have tried
our Shoes, and who have
learned by experience their
worth, we have little to say;
this to those who haven't: We
believe we have gathered here
the very best values in Chil-
dren's School Shoes al SI.25
10 So, both as to looks and
wear. We want to sell you
one pair. We're then content
to rest our claims for Sour
t af6c on their wear. We
think we can add you to the
ist of thousands using them.
Remember, too, La France
and that the name represents
the best Of all Women's and
Misses Shoes for SO the pa r.
Here in rs styles to choose
from.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Underwear Specials

25c for light weight shaped rib
bed vests and pants for women in
regular and extra sizes.
25c for extra value. extra size
ribbed vests and pants.
SOC for Pure Egyptian yarn reg
ulsr and extra SIZE vests and pants
75c and 81 for hand trimmed
vests and pants of wool for women
Everything in every sort OF
Mems, Women's and Children's
Underwear.
Extra Values in Hosiery
1870 pair for Children's Rib
bed Hosiery in three weights,
double knee.
lac pair for regular 2oc Boys
and Girls School Hose.
25C pair Tor women S heavy and
medium weight cotton, wool and
fleeced stockings.
1870 pair for mems heavy cot
ton and wool mixed Socks.
we Give Green Trading
stamps.
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Votaci6n plebiscitaria
"LA CORRESPONDENCE" "

nde l ode ebrerod
peblsto de to
acioneSp pueblo
repdbL Sr NO o
svnoa ci6n pueblo de Puerto I1o poeiN
mep
pebitaa' por neoo oe ou"
oaos los puebos noe
a" p TERRTTORIO DE LA UNION NORIh-AM AMEhlOAAMAs
esaB
lazo de federaoon LOS nidos
isa fomara On p"
TNDt PENDENCIA. de los Estados uno @ @
la s de ouos
no e eeaeH ioe en1ega nuX
noida o0en 10
0BTERNO hMPURAL Ell congres de- los VS. @ @ erpo
bicamera
dra
GOTONIA menOs varlante, SIN aeolat @
deteminada nj dc
5 CONFEDERATION ANTIILANA ReoonoGaa Ia s. nasps
goolerno s"1"
a % edact6n con oehnitva n
81 no
madoa
ico
en- nlacaa correspondence aa oluoon 'que o@o" o"n ~
talon SOLO es 1903 durara 60 d
suldo final efa puoh-
Abrl VI Mayo de 9v
haerlo an al eio tnadoa
prtinens
R Sc tomara
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VEL0 PARA SILLON

Preeioso es ell tornado de lin6n
color crudo de hilo y seds, alderman.
do con trencil de encAie blanca y
de boraado bl&neo; que .repsrte GO.
mo labor empexRda entire las sugcri-
toras 6 10 cuarta edici6n 10 revista
mensual do labores, econonfs do
m6stica , moaas HLa Mujer en- su
Casa, con Ell rumero II que &C b.
de publiearse, y que contiene eli 81
gniente intereaants sumerio.
Secei6a de laborss: Estola de en-
caje irlsnd6- Cuadro de Guipnre de
Veneeis Entred6s de runto irland6s
CubrepArAdoY; B rdAdo Richslieu
para s&bana de cuna; P&ntalla de ma.
no sR ,sa de NAviaads; Mantelillo
ePluma de Pavo re sls; Silla 6 bin.
quota para piano; Tabor; Almoha.
don de encsje y bordado; Cubrepia.
no 6 pabeE6a de balloon estilo Luis
XIV, pintado y bordade; Cuello de
bordaao ingl6s: Artes 6 que puede
dedicArss In mujer: I, La pintura,
friso para habitaei6n de nif1os; De-
eoraci6n de pueI tas. II El pirogra.
bado; Pie para maestas; Florero en-
forma zaeco; Ill. Caeros artfsticos: {:
Csrpeta en- relisve prog abada y pin
tads; Bsrdados 6 MAO qainas: Enesje
Clunv; Carta de una parisi6n, Expo
cisi6n de las ditimas ncvedades pa.
ra sef1oras y nif1os; El Arte de CO.
nocer los eatilos; Hoja de dibujos oil
tsmaf1o natural.
Preeios de suscripei6n: el period.
co solo, un aflo 6 pesstas en- Madrid
y z en- provinciss; "a. sdic;6a, ell pc
ri6aieo CON tres labores dibujadas y
empezaaas, CON todo Ell material ne.
cesario para terminarlAs, un sf1o,
IL y IA pssetss respeetivamente; 81.
edici6n, el peri6dico CON seis labores
nm aflo, 18 81 pesetas respeetivamea
to, y IA edici6n, sl psri6aico con do.
ce labores, un af1o, 30 , 81 peaetas
respectivamente.
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Mr.. Root apOya
al General Wood

Washington, Mario "a Ell Secre
tario Root Atta6 ofleialmente hoy en-
los cargoa hechos oil General Wood,
por e G. HAthbons. Hizo nm endo.
so ca la docamen tacion manifsstan-
do qua ninguro podia hacerse 81
aluaido general, que los cargos que
SO le haciAn no tenian fundamento
a1guno.
S "a refiere Ell Secretario 6 In parte
tomada por ell Gobarnador militar,
en- el asunto del eorreo, on el cual
diio Hstbbons que todos los actos
de Wood eran apoysios por el Sc.
cretsrio. y que solo ESQ poaia hacsr.
se en- an gobierno militar. Wood
no tuvo participation en- min gun ne.
to.ofcial, del cual pueaa acus arsele.
solo 81 habsr aeertsdo valiosos re.
gales, los en- ales dice que aeept6 co.
mo demonstration de gratitua del
pueblo enbano
A este dice ell Secrt tario que todo
fu6 hecho N lev y que no hay cargo
slguno COZ tra w lod.
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0ChO ataCadOS
de "mal de rabia' en- un pue.
bio del ecuador

Un perro hidr6fobo.. ha mordido
en- Antof&gastA & ocho personas de
las euales cinco han siAo conaucidas
& Santiago 6 10 ascci6n de serotera.
pia del Institute de Hygiene.
Dichas persopas son las siguien'
tes:
Vicente Papich, de 40 amos dc
edad.
Esta persona 60 el exsrsnjero que
albergaba en- ga casa oil animal.
Juliku Segundo Rojas, nifio de tres
al 90 de edAd.
Ramon Santiago. de nuevs Al Do.
Alfredo Sotomayor, de treinta; y
Felipe Santiago PARA, de disz y
oeho.
La otra persona mo dida, es uns
sef1orita como de 20 n 10 de eaad
Fijsnsa en- este heeho las antori
dades de San Juan, y silvA de nue
vo tcque para que ordsnen 10 proce
denta y no Sc repita squf sl case del
min Juan Mass.
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UN OSO De RECALO
: AL PRESIDENTE

Tucsor, Arizona, Mario 24,-Cin-
cuentA rough riders de Bisbes v ell
sur de Arizons, viendo que Ell Presi
dente Roc sevelt continuaba su iti'
nerario hacia el. norte del Territorio,
han aeoraaao una gran escursi6n al
"Gran Canon" en- donde fslieitar&n
& ga antigua jefe. E\
Deseando hacerle a1guna demos
TRACTION do aprecio han asegurado un
gran oso negro eogido en- Ssncra, y
regslkrselo suando 10 encuentren en-
ell <Csf16n,.
Si realizan sd idea, ser6 un gran
estorbo para Ell Presidente llevar
consigo durante la excursion nm oso
viyo.
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.,PESADILLA

Horrible fu6 la qae surf anoche,
Fac ana noche de verdaaero mar
trio.
Sofiaba Que estabA en- una ciuaad
one llevA ba nm nombre de SAnto. no
a6 ri San Juan 8 San Pedro. :; Lsa
GALES tAmbien nombres de Santos;
San jose, San Francisco, San Sc
baatikn. Cfef por un momento que
visitaba una ciudaa ssgrads. Todo
Ia visitaba, todo querfa vsrlo. Las
Gales limpiAs y adoquinadas, sua
nlazssv v parques, tenfan &rboles y
flores, aus iglesiss muy bien atenai'
das. Todo era pequefio, pero toso
era bonito.
ba. sin temores.
Pero de pronto, varlo 10 lmpre'
sion que recibiA.
VI una casa de bAjo techo, coh
persianas Y puertas, como 81 no fac
ra unA valla bAktAnte para guArdar
aouel cuartucho, casirsin luz, como
Al 6sta. tfmiaa, no q uisiera penetrar
an auuel antro, sin Aire, como sl los
nulmones que alli se agitAn no nece'
sitaran oxfgano.
I'm latrero ne g.o, sem eia ado una
lApida, pintAdo tLscamente en- 10 pa
reS. indIcaba claramente que sitio era
aoreI. Delta alf: sSe presta dlnsro
& inter6s CON garantles <hoaln y
Co. v debkio como escudo, ana gar
Suf1a. Un hombre alto, delgado,
palido, semblLnte demacrado, con
nnn constante sonrisa en- sus lAblos,
mas pklidos atn que su tez, correcta'
mente vestido de negro, con Aaema'
nes pestos de los mAs cordiales:
Una fuerzA superior, hipnoticA,
sioAmoslo aaf, me tenfa sugeto d
aquel sitio. 49,
Y vi desfilar por Allf, nif1os, .1ove'
mes. viudas i6venes, y vie1as, teas ,
bonitas, llegar con ansls soncissr
dinero, que con usurs exagefaos
obtenian, despuSs de de1ar aih en-
parantfa 10 que poseiAn, qulen un
Drillants, qul6n nm documento con
cuatro hrmAs, qui6n una nlpoteea
de una casa etc.
Todos entrAban mustios y sal1an
mnlaiciendo. pero con el orc Apre
tado en- sus crispadAs manos; pare
cfs Auuello an desfile de VlctlmAs.
Csda vez que entrabA uno, sentla
sua sansaciones y pensamientos y
sra nm martirio PERI etuo. A las
seis cerraron los negoeios y SO retl
rAban los <hon4 Aaoss comsr clantes,
frotxndose las mAnos y aiciendo con
gonriaa sutil, &buen dias, Sbuen dlas
" ain embargo 10 tArde estaos hu'
media y Ell clelo cubierto de negras
Una rAfaga de aire flo que lego
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FL Principe George
orlando pOf Ell fegfeS9
De 81 Querida madre

Dresden, Ssjonis, Mario 30 -El
pequel1o principe George, hijo ma
yor del plfneipe de Il corona Fedari-
co, estuvo aver psrdido del pAlacio
varias horAa.
Decfase ya que el nifio habf& aldo
robado por los sgentes de an madre; ;
pero fue encontrado en- 10 Cathedral
orlando por el regreso de sd querids
madre.
Los soeialistas est&n usando el cpl.
so&io de 10 princesa de 10 corona, CO.
mo Arma para una &gitaeion politics; !;
consider6ndose que por esta acci6n
de los soeialistas ha ganado mucha
popularidad 10 monarqufa de Sajo.
mia
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A los NOtar1OS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
an colores Sc hsesn & ID 6rAsn en-
"a C0RRESPONDENCIA
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"EL FIGAR0'

Ell dltimo ndmero de este peri6ii
co litsrario y artfstico, de 10 Haha'
na, que hemos recibido, viene muy
interesante y CON amena y variada
lecturs, aparts de msgnfficss ilustra.
clones, entire las que sobresalen oil.
gunas vistas de BAtAban6.
Las firmas de Enrique Jose faro
na y MARC uez Sterling etc, engsla'
nan tambien las columnas de Gel Fl
garo,s del cual ss agents aqaf dor
Jose Labrador.
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iESTA I'd. ENFERMO?

Escrlbanos y le mandaremos
GRATIS nuestro cuadro sintomato-
logico ell cual nos pondra en- aptitud
de hacer un diagnosis cuidaaoso de
SUI case como 81 Vd. estuviese pre-
sente.
Curamos con acierto las enfer-
medades del sistema nervioso, las
Intermediates de los organos genito-
urinarios tales como Espermatorrea,
Emisiones nocturnas, Debilidad Sc
xual, P6rdida de fuerzas, Uretritis
espec1fca, Estrechez, Stills etc. las
Intermediates del corazon, de los
Pulmones y del est6magoasi como
Las intermediates de las sefloras.
GARANTIZAMOS la curacion de los
casos mas complicados. Escribanos
hoy va que maflana puede ser de-
masiado tarde.
LA TRINAORIA MEDICAL INSTI'
TUTE. 246 State st Chicago lii
LCdO. &c. Rodriguez CebOllero
ADO
Sc aedica 6 toda clase de asuntos
iudiciales y administrAtivos, sgen.
Gle de negocios comereisles y AgI1
oolas Y praetica en- todos los Tri.
bunales de la Isla.
Gale de San Jose ndmero 81.
San Juan, Pnerto Rico
A. p.
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SiStema de eleCCiOneS
de Chile
parecidO al de Puerto Rico

Valparaiso, Mario 30 Han sido
boehornosos los fcAudes cometiios
en- las eleceiones que aeaban de ter.
minar.
No se conoce On sl resultado de
las eleceiones. pero s4bese de ante
mano que ell Congreso quedark for
mado CON los fnismos elementos que
figuraron en- el & tlmo Congreso.
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ia C0RRISPOaDINCADG PUIRTo-RICos Z DE ABRIL Dl 1908
Alemania y 81 Brasil

Sc reptile en- Paris Ell rumor de
que A'emania VI 6 emprendsf rns
demonstration naval contra otra Re.
rdbliea sud americAns, cit&naGse
ahora al Brasil.
No tiene hasta ahora ell rumor
quien 10 garantice.
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Los tumultOs en-
Puerto ESpala
Las caSaS del gObierno
QuemadaS
81 GObernadOr hugo abOrd0 de
los VapOreS en- puerto

Despachos de Puerto Espstia dan
cuenta del gran tumulto que hubo
en- dichA ciudad.
Lbs eaifieioa. del gobierno faeron
quemaaos y ell gobernador do Tfin1
dad se vic obligado & refugiarse en-
el crucero sPAliass anclado an puer-
to.
El gobierno & timAmente di6 una
ordsn reeargsnao el costo dsl aqua.
Esto do m&rge1 6 que se diersn pu'
blicos smeetipgs., protestsndo por
eli recarRo Y cu&ndo Re reunlo el
Consejo legislative, gran muitltua
del pueblo eercAba ell edificio; al'
guien arroi6 unA piedra 81 edifislo,
10 que como sef1al de slarma puso
en- gran movimiento & 10 multitua
poniepdo faego Embellishments al
edificio por varias parties, despues
de incenaiado el eaificio IS fueron a
las tiendas en- busca do armas de
fusgc.
Armados -, se dirigieron & IL CO.
81 del GoberpadSr atacandolo en-
forma; milsgrosamente pudo esca'
parse el Gabsrnador que ibs escs'
pado en- au coche, cuyo vehieulo tae
destroxRdo por Ell pueblo.
El Director del Acueducto y Ell
Gobernador Sc rtfugiaron abordo
del csucero ing g. "Pslish".
La policia cargo sobre los amoti'
nados, aunque murieron cinco de los
smotinaaos, era impotente la fuerza
para eontsnerlos, vi6ndose obijgado
Ell comsnasnte del crucero 4 desem
barcar Algunos marinos para resta'
blecer el ordsn. A 10 presencia de
can ones en- las GALES, Ago Sc resta
bleci6 el order, estando los animos
muy exsitados.
& n + en- Sqaellos momentos me vol
vic q mi ser comprendienao snton'
ces que todo hAbfa sido una pesadl'
liz, pero pesaailla horrible y que
aun me tiene aterrorizAdo. o....
T9Jfa DZo York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07
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DesafloS de Ia temporada

Mala tArde 10 del sAbAdo para los
aficionados: Fl primer desaffo sc
VERTIGO entire sHardiess 6 sIntariors
El ~h ardies. reeibio kkank, no
snotsndo carrere-
FL segundo entrs .59th. y sRed
D'as comenzo admi ablemente, entu
stssman&o al pu olico. psro en- el 40.
inning, dos dscleiones del Umpire,
contrar.as al ~59s desconcertaron
los soidados y los del sRsa Do ano'
tsron earreras. A pArtir de este
inning el intel es desay6.
Sc hieieron mag ulfieas jugadas
pr ambos CLUBS y &c dieron tcsmen
dos bAtszos, sobre todo uno do F.
Nc Guire y otro de Coggeshsll que
anoto an .sthsee base hltss, pero to.
sos psreeieron insignificantes ante
dos de Scholl que anot6 nm three bA.
80 hits y an home runs. Este 1itimo
le valiio una ovacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-07

Como se We, los tres primeros
clubs sst&n completauente igusles.
He aquf les nombres de la IL prime
ros bats hasta el dess fl do syar in
elusive tanto %.
10 Ryan s59.hs 500 LS (solo ha
jagado en- dos aesaff ,s) p. Scholl,
59sn 1876 30 Lutz, .I4tsrior. 493;)
A.. F Nc Guire, eb9shs s84, 30. Jstt
Ioterior 377, g.. Ell )mes aRsd D'ss
345; 70. CaggeshaIl (solo hA jugaao
IN aesafio,) cred DIS. 333; 80. Amy,
interior 532; 50: Smith '.Rsd De-
325; 10 Dscner. Interior" 319; IL
Coyne <59shs 297; IL DAyles s59shs
296.
Vease en- otro sitio el estaao de.
mostra two de esrreras por entrada.