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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
DINNER FOR THE PRESIDENT
IL VIII BE Given mt Omaha Club
with About Fifty
Guests.

The committee OF the Knights Of Ak-Sar-
Ben having in charge the entertainment OF
President Roosevelt during his visit to
Omaha April "a has submitted TO him a
plan which has been approved. According
to the present arrangements the presiden-
tial train will be met at the depot upon its
arrival and the presidential party, which
will consist Of probably thirty-fve members,
will be taken on a drive over the city, be-
ginning about $50 and lasting for about two
hours. Dinner will be served at the Omaha
club at 8 o'clock and at the close Of the
meal a number of short informal talks will
be made.
The committee has issued ffty-six invi-
tations and will provide plates for fifty
persons in addition to the party which will
the president. The recipients OF
invitations have been requested to respond
before April 8, accompanying their accept
ance with $40, which will be the cost Of
each plate. The cost at this time Is twice
that OF the banquet which was to nave been
served last fall when the president was to
have visited the city, but this is accounted
for by the fact that part OF the expense Of
the previous entertainment was to have
heen provided for out Of the Ak-Sar Ben
fund, which is not available at this time.
1t was enormously announced some time
ago that Mel UhI was the chairman Of the
committee in charge Of the reception, but
II Is now said that the members of the COM
mittee are not to be made known at present
and in the arrangements Mr.. Uhl is acting
as secretary OF the Board Of Governors.
The committee has not yet decided upon
the route to be followed by the president
in his drive over the city. but this, with
the names Of the persons who will talk
after the dinner, probably will be announced
next week. . f.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
for omaha Property.

people who aren't in our line of business
have no idea of the extent of the demand
for business chances in Omaha this spring"
said Julian A. Abbott Of the Abbott-Cowan
company yesterday. There is a man on the
way here now from southern Texas who has
no other object in coming than to see what
we can offer him. They are writing in from
all over this state and Iowa to know what
is to be had, and not a few similar in
quiries are coming from Wyoming and the
western states. Our books show the names
OF a lot Of country merchants who will
close out and come to Omaha just, as soon
as anything good is available. They say
they want their families to have the benefit
OF better schooling and the other advantages
that a city offers. We had a purchaser for
one business this week two hours after IL
was placed with us for sale. A week ago
we sold one for 81, 100, the next day II sold
for $1,000, and today we were given $50
cash for the release of an option we had on
that business at $1,000. 1t really seems
next to impossible to get a man an opening,
even with the understanding that 1t is to be
a cash deal, and anybody who fancies Omaha
commercial life is sluggish now Just ought
to try to break into 1t. He would find that
those who want to sell are few and far be-
tween. n other purchasers plentiful"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
VERY PROUD OF ITS OFFICE
Paxton g. Gallagher Firm Considern
That It's RearranEed Quarters Are
Best on River.

The Paxton 4 Gallagher Arm has Just
completed extensive improvements in its
ONCE and now claim to have the largest
office of any mercantile house on the Mis-
souri, river. II measures 75xSS feet. The
space occupied by the clerical force
measures 40x75 feet and the remainder OF
the office is taken up by the department
managers and buyers. The ONCE is finished
In oak and we'll lighted by means of large
skylights. In connection with the Office
there is. a sample room 4Ox44 feet. where
goods are displayed.
The tea and coffee department takes up a
large section of The ONCE under one of the
main skylights. A good light is considered
necessary for a close examination of teas
and cofIees and can be obtained only from
a skylight.
A private telephone exchange has also
been installed and 1t is provided with three
trunk lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
BOYD WINS IN LAW SUIT
FOrmer Governor Gets the Verdict
In Case Brought by Nicola
Bank.

A jury from Judge slabaugh's court bal
loted most Of Friday night and came in yes
terday morning with a verdict for the de-
PENDANT In the suit OF Herman Mendel and
the State bank Of Nicola against James e.
Boyd o. the Boyd Commission company.
The allegation was that Cashier Watts
OF the bank had drawn from its funds and
spent the money on the board OF trade
through Boyd's hrm. The bank first started
suit for $1,000 In federal court. then dis
missed II there and brought Il in district
court for s21.l75 on drafts issued by
Cashier Waldron. who has since died In
Chicago. The district court trial two
years ago resulted In a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. the suit was appealed and the
supreme court sent back the case for a
Jury TO determine what was owing the
bank in addition to what had been already
repaid Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
DRY QUESTIONS IN COURT
They Are To Be Settled by Judgment in
Case Against Brewer.
SUIT is TO CLOSE WET GOODS STORE
Plaintiffs Contend That No IRtONicat-
ms Liquor Can he sold on Land
Decided By waldo Lyon
Years AGO.

Will Lyons, Neb, again become an arid
region, OF will there remain within It's cor
porate limits one luxuriant oasis where the
Indifferent travelling man and the perfect
daredevil OF a local sport may slake the
thirst that will not be quenrhed with plain
water? VIII the precepts Of the towns alb
stemious founder be obeyed, or Will later
generations be allowed to make their W
choice Of bedtime conditioner Will the
populace be held in such check that pink
lemonade and hop tonic will be the limit in
indulgences. or will there be permitted such
latitude that the cold gray dawn Of the
morning after and the "clink Of the ice in
the pitcher as the boy comes up the hall
must tell their old. old story ever and anon?
These are questions incidentally involved
in a trial Just begun before Judge Baxter
in district court.
In technical language It is a suit in eject
ment, Waldo H. Lyon ct al appearing as
the would-be electors and B. letter as the
would -not-be ~ejectee. To get At the begin
ming Of the case II is necessary to go back
TO that time many, many years ago when
Waldo Lyon laid out the town that is to
perpetuate his name through future ages.
He had drawn up a special style Of convey
snce and every deed given contained a
clause expressly providing that II any in
toxicating liquors were sold upon the prem
ises transferred such premises should re-
vert to the original g~rantor.
Temperance 20 a Finish.
Mr.. Lyon as a temperance worker had
William l.. Garrison backed clear out OF the
vineyard and so long as he lived the town
was so chaste that even creamery butter
milk was Viewed with suspicion. But
eventually Mr.. Lyon died and a year ago
the town went wet" at its municipal battle
Of the ballots.
Straightway and forthwith Mr.. letter
secured possession OF one of the original
Lyon lots and established thereon a dis
penssry Of that which is suds-crested and
conducive of remorse. That It has met his
fondest expectations 10 shown by the fact
that he wishes to keep In operation and by
the additional fact that the heirs Of the
Lyon estate wish to Danish It Immediately
and eternally into innocuoua desuetude.
The divergence Of desires has necessitated
bringing the matter into court here, where
Mr.. letter has his headquarters: hence
the present proceedings before Judge Bax-
ter. Attorney H. II. Bowes has been sent
from Tekamah to assist 7. ]. Mahoney in
defending the letter interests, and P. E.
Taylor OF Lyons has been sent to assist F.
s.. Howell in furthering the Lyon heirs
interests.
The defense will be that the prohibitory
clause in the deed is not descendable and
binding only on those negotiating with the
original grantoT.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
ChristIan science Lecture.

At BOyd's theater, Thursday, April 2, at
8 p. m, will be delivered a lecture. Teach
ing Of Christian Science" by Mr.. Carol
Norton of New York, member Of Christian
Science Board of Lectureship Of the First
Church Of Christ (Scientist), Boston. The
speaker Is a young man of broad culture
and has a national reputation In his sphere.
Admission free, and without ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
b. H. robson, PRESIDENT

Of the Bankers Reserve Life Association
has been Familiarity acquainted with every
legislature assembled in Nebraska in the
last twenty-five years. He says this body
is. superior to any other in point Of up
rightness Of individual character, general
individual intelligence and industry Many
Of the leaders are policy holders in the
Bankers Reserve Life Association and
many more will be patrons of the agrees
sive, progressive home company before the
year closes.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
1t is Erie RAILROAD All the. Way,

Travel via the Erie railroad from Chi
cago to New York. Every mile pictur-
esQue and every mile protected by safety
block signals. Through service to New
York, Boston and Columbus. Stop-over of
ten days lowed on all through tickets at
Cambridge Springs and Niagara Falls.
Lowest rates. H. L. Purdy. travelling pas
senger agent. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
Circular No. 3, Omaha Local Freight

Agents. Association.
OMAHA, March 10.-To the Public: From
and after April 1. 1908, che hour for closing
all freight houses In Omaha. Saturdays ex-
cepted," will be as follows:
b. & H.. and U. p. at $3.50 p. m.
Illinois Central and Wabash, at $40 D. m
C.. st. P, NJ. q o. and C. q. N. W.. 4;45
p. m.
Missouri Pacific. 4:65 p. NJ.
Saturday closing hour. both for inbound
aud outbound freight. between May 1 and
October !, l p. m. October / to May /,
3 p. m.
H.. M. MURRAY. Agent, b. q N. r.. r..
H.. s. JAYNES. Agent, O., st. p. NJ. 4 o.
Railway. c. q N. w. Ry.
J. J. SHERLOCK, Agent. c.. NJ. & st. p.
Railway; c.. R. l. a P. Railway, U. p.
r. r.
X. LOTUS. Agent. Mo. Pacific Railway.
]. W, DIETRICH. Agent. Illinois Central
r. R., ON. Bridge and Terminal Co. Ry.
G. A. COOKE, Agent. Wabash R. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

MaIcn q lSo, aged 81
W. Dewar.
Funeral Sunday afternoon. March 20. at 2
o'clock from her late residence, 1907 II
street, South Omaha. Interment In Laurel
Hin cemetery. Friends invited.
CRoSS-Frank James; died In Highland.
Cal, March II, 1903, aged as years. He
leaves a wife and daughter, who live In
Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. Cross was a former resident of
Omaha, being the head of the Cross Gun
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
THE LEGISLATURE ATTENDED
TO BUSINESS,

The first great test applied by the law
makers to every proposition was it's right
eousness or want thereof. Next the ques-
tion of expediency was discussed. Once
convinced that any proposed law or reso-
luton was right and expedient no amount
Of pressure could swerve them. Individ-
uals differed in opinion honestly, of course,
but they were all actusted by good mo-
tives and rare intelligence.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
ExcnrnInn 20 Cnnndn.

Mr.. E, T. Heyden of the firm Of Hastings
& Heyden will leave for Alberta, Canada,
Tuesday. with a number OF Iowa and Ne
braska farmers. to buy farm lands.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
See the New
H., S. & VI. Clothes

Hayden Bros.
make IL q point
to have the best
clothing there is
made. We have
exclusive sale of
the famous n. =
& M. Clothes.
They are right
in style, and in
the m a k g
they fit your
body and your
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

Halves IS hats. Spring styles. Quality
guaranteed. Stephens a Smith. opposite P.o
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

Genuine imported beer on draught. E
Maurer's, 1906 Farnam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

NJ. C. Montgomery. real estate mi busi-
ness broker, will move from room s14 70
rooms $50 and s2l on April 1. 1898.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

Strongest in the world the Equitable
Life Assurance society. Its policies are
sight drafts at maturity. See II. d. Neeley,
manager, Merchants National Bank Bldg,
Omaha, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
THE BANKERS RESERVE LIFE

appreciates the high character of this body.
II refused to be bulldozed by wOuld-be
leaders. 1t declined to be driven by would
be bosses. Nothing could move the mem
bership from the honorable, straightfor-
ward conservatism, of which the body was
composite. Indifferent alike to ~cajolery
and carping criticism, individually and col
lectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
There's only one stOnecypher. H,
prints.

DR., Roy. ehiro3Odist, moved to 1906
FaFnAm.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
LEGISLATURE
ALMOST THROUGH
By Far the AbIest Assembly of Ne
braska Law-r1akers Ever Gath
cred at the Capitol.
is NOW COMPLETING ITS WORK.
Unfairly Criticized and Badgered by
Partisans IL Has Attended
strictly TO Busi-
ness.

No session OF the legislature in many
years has been confronted with more deli
cate conditions. No assembly Of awmak
ers in the history Of the state has
acquitted itself with more credit. No
disreputables have disgraced the body and
no scandal has been developed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

MT. Leon GTdetz. nrrnoso aud tbo
prices At your purse. We guarantee
you absolute satisfaction. There is an
almost limitless range Of patterns, ia
fries and styles to select from. The
best custom tailors cannot surpass the
style, fit and finish, though they charge
three and four times the price. Special
values on the II. S. & Nj Suits this
week at $3.50, $1,000, $I2.SO 81 90,
and $500.
The clothing statesmen at Hay
den Brothers make a speciality OF
pleasing their customers. They use
every effort to find just what a custo-
mer wants, and they have the stock to
do it with. There isn't such a variety
to select from in any other house in this
part Of the country.
Mr.. Leon Grdetz 'cH take pleasure in
shouting you the different neU things that
hare been received for Spring and Summer
1905 toedr.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
DIED.

Have Roo print It.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-01

que hA v nido & ste n nm 10 & predi.
car sabias aoctrinas al paeDlo puer
torriqaedo para sac Arls del obseu.
rantismo y 10 gIorancia y de csc
moio conseguir que el espiritu reli
gioso viva en- toaos hasta que vea.
mos rounds para siempre 4 10 gran
familia pue1torriquefr. Dsm&s es'
to decir que eli Distinguish orador
hizo su aparici6n en- 10 tribun& en-
medic de nntridf simos aplauaos y
qae L. concurroneia no cesAba de
Aplauairle durante ca aiacursc. Dos
b. ras duso 10 oracion del LieenciAdo
Mat!er 20 y el rueb!o a1n 10 guerra
AbandonRr el local, asseoso de Sc
guir oyendo las s&bias doctrinas que
Aquel p eaicaba.
A las ssis se die por termi ado Ell
emeeting> y sc proc sdio 6 IL orga.
nixac.6n del Comit6 de Camuy, sien
do electos por unanimi6 I'D, los ai.
guientes st II ores; Pfesiaente Ho.
norario Lcdo. dom Rosendo Matien.
20 Cintr6n, PIesiaente efe ,tivo don
Domingo Arana, Vice Presidente,
don Antonio Estrella, Tesorero don
Julio de Jesds, Vocales: do1 Ramon
Perez, don Manuel Vale, don Juan
M. Morales, don Rsm6n Bsrmudez.
don Antonio VAlen,fn, don J. P0r.
tAlatfn, don Francisco L63ez, don
7ieente Cordero, don Jofe Eule gio
Vega, don Luis F. Expiel, don AN.
tonic Vsle y don Juan Velez. Sc
cretario don Juan Salas.
Daspu6s de org an z sr sieho Conf.
is, ell incansAble luehador por laa
doetrinas espiritistas don Domingo
Arana, pronunci6 an eloeuente dis.
curso. basado en- 10 satisfaction ge-
neral que sentfa Ell pueblo de CAmuy
nj YER entire ellos nj apostol de In
idea Lido. &on Rosento MAtisnzo
ClEtr6n y oil misEo tempo dando
las grecias por ell eLtusissmo que
demostraban sentir todos LOS esKf j.
tistas de aquellos rzeb.os al YER Ell
respato y Ell orden que reinaba et
i qael,A Asamblea. en- donde hAbfa
muchos cat6licos y p~rotestantas.
In coneurrencia acompAn6 oil La
senciado M&tienxo hasta el Hotel on
/ donde fse slojado. T. graz maett.c
era visitado conktantemente por do
mas y caballero de todas las classa
soeiAles de aquellos paeblos, quie
/ mes deseaban estreehar su mano.
La eomisi6n organixAdora dc ID
asambleR, obsequi6 oil sefIor Matien'
20 Cintr6n con dos suntnosos ban
quotes al que asistimos varios ami
Cos de Arecibo, HAtillo y CAmuy J
ell que eatas euartillas escribe. Dol
10 que envlamos el reoonocimientG
do nuestra m6s profunda gratitud.
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Mas SObre ell rObO
EN- Ell CORREO

Como aclaraci6n & nuestra infor.
macion de aver scerca del robo Que
haca alg1n tempo Sc vsnfa vsrif
cando en- los apartaaos de dicha Of
Gina, debemos consignar que ell An
tonic Semper que fguraba como
c6mplice de los hechos denuncis d %
era nm ser imaginario, SON Obi alto de
des2 star & 10 justicia en- case como
oil de ahora.
Los dos dnicos Completes son B ar
uardo Martinez y Ramon Tins faro,
que usaba eli pseudonimo de Anto'
MIC Semper cuando escribfa & Mar
tinez.
Hssta Ahora aparseen solo tres
vfetimas de estas ratsrfas, don Jof &
Blanco, ell sB cletin Mercantile y el
doctor Goensga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-01

tome las PAsTILLAs LAxANTEs DE. BRoMo
no Sc oura. L arms de Z. W. aRoovs. 90 Sa1i .
Los mas afamlos medicos recono.
cen les meritos de 10 Emulsion de
Scott.
Arecibo, Isla os Puerto Rico.
81 10 experiences de alguuos amos
de prActica m6Aiea } usae tenar a.
gua valimiento, nadie se extranarA
que or ella fande mis- ase veracion 90
cuando Sc trAta de emitir una OPT.
MON sobre nm medicamento que ha
q 0 aldo extraordianria fre
cuenciA. Me refero & u Emulsion
de Scott. La ps1feeta union de los
compromises, el sgradAble SAILOR que
determine 10 bien q 10 % conser va
mientras Sc estG empleanao, y sobre
TODD las importAntes inaicAciones
m6dieas que llena. son su mejor y
mas % gurA garAIt{
Por esa ra26n aun en- los enferme-
dades oil parecer mas incurablea CO.
mo 10 ~<tfsiss, In scaqusxiAss, las ees
cc6falass, las sAnemias.' Ell <raqui'
ii mes, 10 eaebiliaad generals, 10
sfAlts de ~desarroycs en- las mp rsa
y en- los ninos y otra lar sefie qae
seffs prolific enumerar, ne VI one es
to suetanciA .opsra verdaderos mila.
gros, y que los enfermos que, por
decirlo akf. Sc hAllaban & las puertas
de 10 muerts, Sc transforman de
pronto adquiriendo fuerzas, robus.
tee, color, animation, salud, en- una
palabrs, que acreaita cada Sfa 10 jus
tisia de 10 fama y del immense cr6di.
to de que tan 1til preparation &c "a
en- TODD ell mundo.
Dr..Rcfel del Yale
ExM6dieo Titulsr y de Sandal Ma:
rftima de Arecibo. Puerto Rico Co
mendador de IL r sal y Distinguida
Oiden A nericana de Isabel la Cato.
lica, de 10 Espa fola de Carlos III,
de 10 civil de Bs~nefeencia, de 10 Me
rito Militar de &c ganda Glaze etc:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-01
ClBlFHRlM Is
sERVICIO EsPEOIALr1
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
-
DIREoTo DE NETWORK.
Grandes p~reDaratiVos
para recibir a Miss
Roosevelt

Nenva York, Abfil ! 1925 A. M.
Sc hacen en- esta ciudad y en-
Washington grandes preparativos
para recibir q la hija del Presiden-
to que es esperada aqui de sabado
d domingo, procedente de esa isla.
Numerosos amigos y admirable
res de Miss Alice toman parte ac-
tiva en- los festejos que Sc la tribu-
taran a su paso por esta ciudad.
En- Washington sera tambi6n muy
Obsequiada por sus amitsades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-01
La exposition escoIar
IA QUEDADo EXPLENDIDA
Discusses prOnunciadls aloche

Asistimos sncche 6 Il exposition
que de los trabajos eacolares de es-
to ano. presentabS Id JnntA Local
de IuE trucei6n P1b.icA de San JaAn.
Profession de plAn&s escritas por
yiendo temas de aritm6tica, otras
descripciones g~ecgrkhcas. pkrrafos
On iDgl6s, etc. etc. TfAbajos de ma
no. como objetos de carpinterfa, Iii.
bujo natural y lineAl, jugnetes, etc.
e0nstitufAn 90. 6l interminable Mu.
se0 hecho CON primer, RespIaEda.
efa el mayor oraen y limpiezk en- to.
dos ssos trabsjos. Psreefxn mas
ben obra de vardaderos artists.
Una fiesta & que asiste Ii mujer
puer torr'q II m, IN ne s4bbe cued&
bien, muy bien. Hermosura, gracia
y xee'ente trato. 1Qa@ mkSp
De b3te en- bota Ell local, di6 pin.
eipio 10 velsda con ell discurso del
Pre- sldenta de L. Junta, Sr. Falcon
Entire 10 que dijo reeordamos hRber.
le dido que: ssdebfamOs Aspirar 6
que desaparecieYan loa distingos;
que jam&s hAbfa podidO comprender
81 Asignaran s Los continentales suel.
dos de centenares de dollars, GUAM
do los mks altos que alcarzaban los
nativos Gran de 80: que tan acreedo.
res crefA d las unOs como 6 los otros;
que nj Nun 6 los conferenciatas de
estOs dfas los consianraba superio.
res en- saber & los puertOrrixuedos =
que 81 entenafa que los profesores to.
dos debfau ssr exclusivamente puar'
torfiqueios. Fac muy splsudido.
Le sigus6 on el nso de 10 palAbra
Dom jose C~0ntr0ras Ramos. Diser.
to muy aesrtAdamants acerea de 10
utilidaa de 10 enaefArza, adrmando
que las fiquez1s, los a~corazsaos, los
honores militares, TODD ter f. 81 ter.
mino, pero ell saber, NO: m hombre
inatruido, dijo, 10 seI& mientras vi.
Va, en- Gamble In gloria de an h6roe
pnede disipArse, la riqueza agotarsa.
Y, por d.timo, que para cerrar una
velaaa era precise hsbar dido 6 los
que en- ella lutheran tornado parte Y
81 NO los hAb1a escuchAdc; felicitan.
10 & los inieiadores de 10 fiesta, que
assgur6 se repeti1f todos Lon snos.
I'm los intermeaios y adr est ando
10 tfibuna ocupada, amsnfzaha ID
B Aeda del Battalion P~aertorrix aen ,
CON esccgiaas piezas de au ext IL 80
roper torio.
Una coneurrencia numarosa y dis.
tinguida llenaba los e~spaciosos salo'
mes de la eseuela nLincoln."
Los maeatrCs pueden essar satisfa'
chos de "a obra.
lQae ella sirva de noble eslfm 1io
6 utras y mel ares en- los grades ga
periores!
Concluyo recomendan6o 8 los nj.
nos aprovecharan el tismpo, que los
pusblos eultos SON sismrrs l3bras.
RscitRron composiciones en- varso,
CON soltura y fAciIidAd, las senoritss
Gorgas y z srbi.
Iovitados por ell Pfesilante de In
Jnnta, oimos 81 Protector aefor Ra.
bio. Sc oeup6 de las corf srancias
qua han dado en- 10 Isla vArios se1o.
res pedagogos americ amos. De- allos,
dijo: Qae NADIA nusvo les hAbfa OF
do: que anunciaron como tems de
las conferenciss "el .mesodo" y, 10
cambiaron, tratando de asuntos com
pletemente ajsnos 6 81: que egs cam.
bia eonstisufs una barla: Que .parso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-01
P~recauciones para
ell %recibimiento

NueAa York, Abril l 1925 A, NJ.
I'm cuerpo de la Policfa y otro
de detectives ira a bordo para Gus
todiar q la seforita Roosevelt, Di-
cha fuerza seguira q los acompa-
nantes de Miss Alice en- ell desem-
barco de esta. De Washington di-
cen que tendra lugar en- Casa Blan-
ca gran festival en- honor de Miss
Alice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-01

mas uue visnen de los e. u. echkn
doselas de eminentes prCfesores, NO
ems. Il aban NADIA qae no conecieran
~ los mAestros puertorriqusfes s:
que Ell m9sodo cd Ell TODD en- nm busn
slstsmA de ensenALzsy por ESQ 81
&sisti6 con gusto 6 las coIferencias
y sufrio an desengs 4 mas. Alud.o
luego III acto On } 8 celebraba y ter
mino dando las graeiss por hAL6rse.
lie inyitado & hAblAr. Sc lie aplAu sio
mucho. e. Sr Rubio % exprssa
en- + anna Atilaada y tiens 10 calma
propiA de los grAnAes psn .adores.
La sigui6 81 .. Il or B .csrra que Sc
iimit6 & pedir 50 hiciera ia stlcla &
los Dinos de San Jaan, que era los
autores materia.es y nc los iniciAdo'
res de In exposition, que tkmhisn
debia alab&rseo
! .Cisrra Ell acso Ell sen lr Martinez,
Sscretsrio general de I astucc:6l Id
b.ica, CON dos cuent scitos: uno ae
qne no estaba preparAdo para 10 We
lada y otro que { los ni1os debia
alentarseles, hAlagandolos, mejor
que ~estArles disiendo constante nCn'
to gritando: seste muchacho CD .un
dsmonio.. etc., etc,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-01
'Triunfo de Ia revolu.
Cion de Honduras

Nueva York, Abril l 1925 A. NJ.
Dicen de Centre America que la
revoluci0n de Honduras obtiene re-
petidos triunfos. Ell Presidente
Sierra sigue en- campana. Las tro-
pas que manda su contrincante ell
general Bonilla, tomaron q Santa
Barbara, poblabion cercana q la Ca
pital y en- donde opera Ell grueso de
las tropas leales. Sc esperan gran
des batallas.