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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
TO NEW ORLEANS
ON THE SOUTHERN
Veterans and HoWltzers Start
for the South To-
Might.

AT 1880 tonight solid Pullman train
will leave over the Southern Railway for
New Orleans, bearing veterans OF Lee
and Pickett Camps. the Richmond How
8itzers, Captain w. M. Myers command
ing. and number of citizens. all bound
for the Confederate reunion.
The thorough arrangements made In
sure a most delightful trip. The party
will take breakfast, in Charlotte, N, c.
tomorrow morning. and Will reach At
lanta in time for dinner. They are due
to arrive In New Orleans Tuesday even
Ing.
All kinds of courtesies will be shown
the visitors along the line
Captain c.. w. Westbury, district pas
senger agent of tho Southern Railway.
last night received the following from
District Passenger Agent j. b. Hey
ward, of the Atlanta and West point
Railroad CO., under date of Atlanta:
II have written Captain Myers as fol-
lows: Have Jus, returned from meeting
of represen tatives of the Virginia Socl-
ety. chamber of Commerce and the MILF
tary, This programme was arranged for
YOUR entertainment: Two companies of the
Nfth Regiment will meet you on arrival
at 12 noon, the 25th. and escort you to
their armory TO participate in lunch un-
til . p. NJ. (Band)' fTom TO i, NJ.
trolley car rides around the city At 5
Il. Nj. parade will FORM with entire
Fifth Regiment as escort, march to the
Goyernor's mansion and he received.
Dress parade. Thence to Piedmont Club
for dinner. The ladies' of the city will
meet the ladies of your party on arrival
and take them In charge.
Captain C. w. Westbury, the South
ern. viii accompany the party from Rich
mond, and it will be Joined en- route by
District Passenger Agent Holenbeck. of
the =, & N. and j. B. Hayward, of the
West Point route.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
SENATOR
CONF FESSES
Corruption Was Rampant in
Missouri Legislature.
DOODLE WAS PLENTIFUL
There We're Circumstances, Says Sem
ator Busche, that Compelled Fel-
low to Take Money or Else Get
the Worst Of 1t.


ST. LOUIS. MO-, May l5.-Unable to
he saws he has suffered since the grand
jury investigation into legislative bood-
ling was instituted, former State Senator
fred l.. Busche went before Circuit At
torney Folk this afternoon and made q
complete and far-reaching confession Of
his connection with corrupt deals, extend
Ing over a period OF eight years.
Busche's declarations involve several
men of prominence, and he names those
who have been conspicuous at the State
Capitol as distributors Of Doodle. Later
Busche was taken before the grand jury.
When he emerged from the jury room
tears we're streaming Town his checks.
with his face buried in his hands he
hurried away.
II had TO do these things" said Busche
In rcciting his story to the circuit attor.
ney. "There were circumstances that
make a fellow take money or else get the
worst of It,"
Busche then told OF his connection with
Legislation four years ago. He pretaced
his remarks by saying that all sorts OF
money was used at that time to influence
Money he said, was offered on
pretty nearly everything Of Importance.
The steam and street railway interests
were always very active, and their rep
rcsentatives paid u.s.
Going hack to the Thtrty-eighth Assem-
bly,. when the bill to create school-book
commission was one of the principal Is
s,,es before the Legislature, Busche said
that the school-book trust put up a Dig
II got 5000" he said "and others got
just as much. and some maybe more. On
one OCCASION he said, there was a res,
oI,,tion presented to have all bills held
in in : com Committee got $3.50 for holding up
that resolution. Killing bills by smother
ipg them in committee was very COM
mon"
Because OF the statute OF limitations,
which nreyents prosecution three years
after the crime Is committed, none OF
the men against whom Busci-e has testi-
fed can be indicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
WAS PLOT TO KILL
THE PRESIDENT
This Explanation of Extreme
Diligence with Which He
was Guarded in California
(Ry Associated Press,)

OAKLAND. CAL, May l5,-The ex-
treme diligence which was exercised by
the local police In guarding President
Roosevelt during his journey through,
and his brief visit In Oakland. was the
subject of much comment yesterday, and
this extraordinary precautlon Is now ex-
plained by the fact not heretofore known
to the public of information received by
the authorities OF a plot which carried
out would have meant the assassination
of President Roosevelt In this city.
Late "Wednesday night, Mayor Cirey
received a communication signed "K. NJ
stating that two men named Charles
Girardo and Antonio Polivinco. the lat
ter an Italian, who tried to kill the EN-
speror of Austria, before st. Stephens
Church, In Vienna, May, 1887. had agreed
to meet at Giraldo's house to discuss the
killing OF the President. The Writer add
ed:
II heard that Girardo was in CORES,
pondence with Czolgoz's AZ Los Angeles" !"
'rhe letter was referred to the police,
who declined to discuss the mattsr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
DEATH in
BURNING
BUlLDINCI
F. w. Payne, Formerly Of
Richmond. a Victim.
ORIGIN OF FIRE
WAS MYSTERIOUS
Hinted That House Was Fired
to Conceal Murder.
ssl|
RESCUERS' EFFORTS
WERE UNAVAILlNG5
Telegraph Operator Who Was Boarding
in the House and Two Negro Ser
wants Were killed-Was Several
Hours Before the Partially
Consumed Bodies Were
Recovered.
Hinted That House Was Fired
to Conceal Murder.
RESCUERS' EFFORTS
WERE UNAVAILING,

(By Associated Press.)

-Ej49 10y <ASSOc1lteu 4PreSS.) SSH5 ~ u
ASHEVILLE, N, c., May 15.--In a hra1
Of mysterious origin which broke our
last night in a large house at Waynes4
yille. owned by State Attorney-Generall
Gilmer and occupied by G. ]. Galbeath.
who runs q boarding house, u. w. Payne.
a telegraph operator. formerly connected,
with the Postal Telegraph Company al
Richmond, and q negro woman and her
daughter. servants OF the house, we're
burned to death.
Some one passing tho house at midntghhs
discovered the fire and gave the alarm.
Galbeath and four others were aroused,
and struggled through suffocating smoke
to a place Of safety. He then Joined tia
crowd that had collected in efforts 10
save the three still in the blazing build-
ing, but the fierce heat drove the res,
cuers back from the door, and the att
lieved that the three victims Of tile fires
were overcome by the smoke 1T was
several hours before their partially con-
sumed bodies were recovered. A dispa tell
from Waynesville states that is limited
in some quarters that the three people
We're killed and the house fired to conceal
the crime. % 33
Mr.. f. w. Payne was an operator Of
the Postal Telegraph Company, in Rich
mond for about eight mon tbs. He left
Richmond year ago. He was from
Johnston. S. Gu was about thirty-flve
years old and when In Richmond was an
unmarried man. 4t5& tifs at ~ 5ttss93iF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
CHURCH WRECKED
WITH DYNAMITE
Thought to Have Been Result
of Negro Preachers
Declaration.
(By Associated Press,)

CHICAGO. ILL. May l5,-Another
church was wrecked by dynamite tonight,
when a bomb was exploded under the
pulpit of the African Methodist Church at
Evanston. The interior was demolished
and the front OF the building blown out,
Two motives are ascribed for the demo-
fishing OF the building. The first Is that
certain colored people We're incensed by
a sermon preached last week by the pas
ter Rev. +. N. Daniels. who said this
was the white man,s country. and the col
ored man might as well make up his miha
to II now and get along the best he could.
The other Is that the members were In
censed at the position taken ny the pas
tor and guest from Chicago, who had
spoken against policy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
VIRGINIA.

Morrison Spoke Works In Frederricks,,
by a train In Mecklenburg-Man falls
,thirty-fivo feet in Lynchburg. falls on a
pile OF rocks. and will recoyer----Prepara. !.
lions for the diversion of the Appomattox
near Petersburg-rhe Stuart meetings
in Petersburg and their Influence on TEN.
perance sentiment--Wonderfu escape OF
men buried under a falling roof near WIN.
DIR McKim to deliver Memorial Day
address In Staunton-Corncr-st OF
Newmarket monument laid at Virginia
Military Institute-Coroner Odend'hal Is
missing In Norfolk---William Whalen
held without bail In Alexandria--..Prii.
mary In Sunolk-v-Virginia defeats North
Inttesyille BY a score OF forty-six TO forty.
1--WE. Marriares-H Herman snipes and
Mics EunIce Barrett in NVindsor: Frank
?, Gift and Miss Lula Lynn In stallofu' STA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
PRESIDENT IN
YOSEMITE PARK
(Rv Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
RAYMOND, CALL. May b-President
Roosevelt got an early start to-day fot
the Yosemite on a stage. The President
will be in the park until Monday.
After eating luncheon at Ahwahnes, the
President began to ascend the mountains.
The day was perfect. bright and clear.
and as he went higher and higher he saw
the plains OF the San Joaquin stretching
to the far distant Coast Range. he ar
rived at the big tree grove late In the
afternoon, where he was met by de-
tachment OF horse and two forest rang
ers with two saddle horses. The Presi-
dent rode among the Grand Sequoias and
through the park on horseback, accompa-
MED by John Muir, who Is familiar with
the big tree country and the Yosemite
National Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
MAN AND WOMAN
WE'RE BOTH DEAD

Ell PAso. TEN. May 15,-George NJ,
Peterson and Mrs, Il. M. F'alrchild were
shot and killed here to-day In hotel.
The hotel proprietor, awakened by rap
ping on his door, found Peterson in the
hail. who said that he had been shot by
Mrs. Fairchild, and that she had shot
herself also, The proprietor went to call
assistance, and while he was gone, three
more shots We're fired, When he cana
back both We're dead
Mrs. Falrchild's husband u a travelling
salesman, Peterson came here short
time ago. The cause of the shooting i'd
unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
WILL MAKE TOUR
OF THE SEABOARD
Am AssoclAted Press.l

BALTIMORE MD, May 15,--J. VIII
liam Middendorf. who has been inspect
ing the Seaboard Air Line with President
Williams returned to-day, but Will start
south again OH Monday, He win be ac-
companied by party from Maryland and
Virginia, among whom will he ex-Gover-
nor Lloyd Lowndes. of Cumberland, and
70. III. Thomson. w. o. Sedden, Douglass
H, Gordon, II. II, Edwards. Charles Il.
Westcots Angus Cameron and William
q. Baker, Jr., Of Baltimore. The trip will
extend to Birmingham Ales .54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
WAS TALK ENOUGH.
BUT PURSE WAS SMALL
tBy associated press.>

PHILADELPHIA, PA. May 5.-The
needs and work Of the Fort Valley High
and Industrial School for colored peo,-
ple at Fort Valley, Ga, were explained
at a meeting held here tonight. Former
Postmnstcr-G General Smith presided and
introduced ex-Mayor Charles y, war
u,c,s and Colonel Mcclure. of this city:
q, n. Gray, of Georgia, formerly State
Senator: George Foster Peabody. Of
New York; Dr. Wallace Buttericif, OF
New york, oil of whom addressed the
About 300 persons attended the meeting
and a small sum OF money WAS collecteu'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
STRIKERS CLAIM TO
HAVE GAINED A POINT
lnY Assoriated preas.

MOBILE, ALA, May l5,-The Mobile
and Ohio strike leaders to-day claimed
to have gained point, In that thu engi-
neers have refused to haul freight and
passenger trains unless the trains are In
charge Of competent men, A freight train
is reported stalled at Buokatunna. Miss.
the engineer refusing to take the train
further The railroad people deny this.
and say thatlthe trains are going through.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
GENERAL

Another wild day in New York cotton
market. but opinion prevails that the
worst is past--senator Martin IN, Wash
lngton. but refuses to talk on either ma ma
,ional or State politics--Party OF l3aiti,
moreans to make a tour OF Tho ,Seapourd
Air Line-Long shot won the second
race at Morris Park, and ali entries Oh
Mr Gardner were cancelled as result.
Bradstreet's Review of Trade says that
warmer weather has given an impetus to
5both wholesale and retail trade--Two
persons perish and several others serious
f. injured in Chicago fire Stock prices
Fysgged "a 10 lowest level Of thc. year yestoi-
day, and the recovery that followed was
not well held-Board appointed to come
Rchmond t. snpepySie ths la1nthhs ,nt sss
nav ne towed to Norfolk for completion
the 3 ninshg;
bribe and duplicates other politicians
E H Harrman raIlrGad MAS MAS
taik n plenty at the PHILADELPHIA meeting
in the interest Of negro edncation, ion; ,n bn1
discoycrcd to kill President Roosevelt
while he was in California.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
FIVE OFFICERS TO
TAKE THE GALVESTON
lBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 15.-An-
nouncement was made to-day or the
,nllowinE Board of Naval Officers to ar
range for the launching and transport
10 the Norfolk navy yard of the cruiser
galveston, the contract for the compile
lion of which vessel by the Trigg Ship
building Company has been revoked
Rear Admiral II. o. Selfridge, chairman;
Naval Constructors Frank l.; fernaio
nnd w G.. Groesbeck, and I.ieutenants
Arthur st. c. Smith and Ameil Thesis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
FOUGHT FATAL DUEL
IN LADY'S PRESENCE
(By Associated Press. )

VALDosTA, GA, May lS,-News
reached hero to-day from remote section
of Echols county of tho fatal shooting OF
James Rigdon by William Lewis. Both
Young men We're sultors tor tne haiia ~ y,
Miss Rosa Johns, and, according to the
ACCOUNTS received, they met in her fathers
house, quarreled, and the shooting fol-
lowed in the young lady's presence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
Mr.. cARDozp. I STRICKEN
Well Known Confederate Veteran Wa
paralvzed Yesterday,

WeII-NIUVtItOO 'eo = q Ist 2 2 = 80 :
Paralyzed Yesterday.
Mr.. Edward 8. Cardozo. aged fifty
seven. OF No. IS South Third Street. was
stricken with paralysis yesterday after
noon at 6 O'Clock while sitting in the Of
fee Of the Drewry-Hughes Company. IN
East Cary Street. He was removed to
his home, and at late hour last night.
his condition was regarded as quite Sc
rious. His entire left side is affected by
the stroke.
Mr.. Cardozo is we'll known in the city.
being Identified with Lee Camp. he Is the
father OF Mr.. Hugh Cardozo. SO well
known in the newspaper world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
WIVES OF 1TRAINhlEN
ASSIST IN WORK
lby Assoelated Prass.l

# JACKSON. TENN, May 15.-Ths wiyes
OF railroad men have come to the assist
ance OF the Mobile and Chic Company.
during the strike of this trainmen and
switchmen. Mrs, Jones has been assist
Ing her husbandEas baggagemaster. aid
Mrs. Lancaster has made several trips
with her husband. Both Asrs. Jones and
Airs. I.ansastsr ase Gyelninent IN soetstAs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
EYE KNOCKED OUT
BY RAILROAD SPIKE

Frederick Burns had ore of his eyes
knocked out last night at the Orleans
street. station, in Fulton, by being struck
WITH RAILROAD spike. thrown by some
one log Whom the police ays aa# asoldng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
STRIKERS SUBMIT
WITHOUT CONDITION
u,r Assorin1,l prassl

MELBOURNE. VICTORIA. May 15.--
Premier Irvine. announced IN the Leg
islatiye assembly to-day that he had re.
ceived a letter from the officials of the
Engine Drivers Association declaring
the strike off. and submitting, uncondi-
kionallX, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
AMERICANS STORMED
AND STOPPED PLAY
INV Associated press.)

MANILA, May l5,-A party of Amerl;;
a'heatre last night and stopped a seditious
play. The piece, which Is historical,
has climax in which the heroine throws
the American flag to the ground and
taises the standard OF the Katipunan se-
rret society. When this scene was reach
I'd score of Americans sprang on the
stage, routed the actors and smashed
the furniture, The audience fled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
Standard Oil Dividend.

IBy Assoclhteu FFNSN'J
NEW YORK. May lo.--1he Standard
OIL Company, OF New Jersey declared u
dividend for the quarter of 81 per share,
For the corresponding quarter of last
Year the e'-sderS 'oc}@ss9 was $40 per
share $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
NORTH CAROLINA.

Southern Cotton spinners' Association
1T Charlotte passes resolutions for cur,
by grand jury for death Of T. p. Jones
at Wilson and troops called OUTLAY
10 be given In Greensboro by Daughters
Of Confednracy---Geraa syndicate 10
build large cotton and woollcn mills at
Spray Bottled beer analysed at Raleigh
found TO contain formal!n and saicylic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16

Charles Gasser, zone of the triumvirate,"
was bidder. AS result all bids for
paving certain cutters with granite spalls
were rejected, although Mr.. Gasser was
the lowest contestant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
ROBBED OF FORTUNE
OF $4,000 IN JEWELS
lBv Assoclaled Press. )

y -. VIoy. -tssUUTtFHU : ess.J y 4
LONDON, May 15.-It Is said that Mrs.
Pierre I.orillard. Of New York, was
robbed of $4,000 worth OF Jewels While
traYelipg from Paris tc London. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16

as as, compared with the corresponding week
last year Slxty-four other ciues are IN
View New York. X ,1.2a 631, 30; decrease, NJ.
Chicago, sl7o.4s2, ,526; increase, 80
Boston, s12s, ,165. .7l6; decrease. 81.
Philadelphia. s1o9. .174s9f; decrease 13.l.
St. Louis, s52. .6s1 O24; increase, II.
Pittsburg, s4s.09l.65; increase. liz.
Baltimore, s21, ,e25, ,52s; decrease, 6.s,
Kansas City, s21. 81 ,S48: increase: 500
louisville, s9,S11.s .sss; decrease. Ia.
Richmond, s4.360. .093.
Washington, s4.420172
Savannah, s2,217 $50: decrease BIO
Memphis 81, ,2s9, 900: increase, 23S
Forth WortE, s.. .522. $50; Increase, 1858.
AtlaEta. s2,H4,o53; increase, 1913;
Nashville, $3.50. BIG; increase. b.t
Norfolk, sl.49l.1l2; increase. 1G;O.
Augusta, 500, ,s53: decrease. 3".s.
Birmingham. 81. .155. s75; increase; i2B
Knoxville, s913.1hS: Increase, lS2
Chattanooga, s75S, 1886: increase. 4s.6
Jacksonville, Fla. s33o, ,414; decrease. BAL
Houston, $l090o a45:; decrease, 69,
galveston, S6,597. 900; decrease, ~.
Totais@Tnited ohaslG States, s2o4sa7so7s;. de-
,rease, 14.o. Outside Of New York. VS.
Al .S07; increase, O.6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
BANK CLEARINGS
AT PRINCIPAL CITIES
nv Assocla ted Press. J

" NEW YORK, May Glowing table;
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the fol-
number Of principal cities OF the United
States for the week ended May 18th. with
the percentage OF increase and decrease. s7
1,ct vanr Sjxty-four other cities are in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
sTATE or THE THERMOMETER

Highest temperature yesterday........ 81
Lowest temperature yesterday. "
Mean temperature yestcrday......... y
Normal temperature for May......... y!
Departure from normal Temperature. "
Precipitation during past "a hours... w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-16
mn, E9{SNBBHBB E9SBBB 1s 1885, WHOLE NUMBER 1oz42
SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS.
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, May 15.--ForScast for
Saturday and Sunday:
Virginia and North Caro1ina--Fair Sat
urday and Sunday; light variable winds.
The more susceptible suffered from the
heat yesterday, but the day as whola
was pleasant, the Thermometer ranging
between rs and &c. Bair weather is pro-
dlcted for to-day and tomorrow.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-31
lESTA I'd. ENFERMO?

Escribanos y le, mandar6mos
GRATIS nuestro cuadro sintomato-
l6gico el cual nos pondra en- aptitua
de hacer un diagnosis cuidadoso de
su 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
especifca, Estrechez, Stills etc. las
Intermediates del corazon, de los
Pulmones y del est6magoasi como
las intermediates de las sefloras'
GARANTIZAMOS la curaci6n de los
casos mas complicados. Escribanos
hoy va que mafiana puede ser de-
masiado tarde.
LA TRINAORIA MEDICAL INSTI'
TUTE. 246 State st Chicago Ill
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-31
E[ Sultan de Tur-
qula pretende
tomarle el 'pelo al Tio
Samuel

Segdn noticias traidas nor ell va
por sFi!ada fit. de New York. hase
muehos aias que eat& ell Ministro
amaricano. parade en- II puerta del
S1ltkn parA entregs aries ma cart.
aut6grafs del Preside .ts R1osevelt,
cobra idols indemnizaciones por de-
d % oeacionados 6 ciuaadAnos anne.
risauos, pero este Sultan se haea el
sueco y h contsstado: % ae se aien.
te, por que parade se eansa
akf transcurren dias y dias y 10
carta, nj es entire g aaa, nj leids, nj
conteatAds.
El Tio Samuel que tanto Sc inco-
moda por que le digan los puerto
rriqueflos: enaf1ana.; imsgfnense
usteaes como estal q mi buen viejo &
estas horas.
Psro, nada. donde las dan las to
man.
N sctros tambien entregamos 6
nuestro Ministro 81 Ejeeutivo una
earta para el Tio, y por mas que no
fuera Aut6grafA, paro si represents
ba 10 voluntAd genuina del puerto
rliqueflo, y esa csrta nj siquiera fue
admitida por nuestro sMinistro.; 10
rompi6, ain learla.
@ aeriamos los puertorriqnt nos
que NOS psgAran 10 deuda de Terri
torios; pero NADIA, ests sMinistro.,
qua nos hsmos echAdo, 6 nos han
eshAdo. que es peor, no es como el
que quiere hablar CON ell turco, cate
results por obra y gracia del GO
bobierno de Washington, mas stu i.
COS, q 1e aqu6l Sutton,
Y ese que Ell Tic Samuel, Sc tira
de 10 pera 6 .inc6modo dice: iCaida
do ri os mando al 0 -eg61 & compa.
ffa para que sesis atentos!
Pero y nosotros, pobres isle1los
ique le manaamos &l Tio? A menos
que abramos una suscripc:6 i, com
premos una tazs de oro, y sa la ell.
viam llena de fsmeninss lagrimas.
H. Romero HoGtbausen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-31
IN CHASCO ANTlER
EN- BkYAMON

Para ell Yetorno de Miss Roosev bit
6 San Juan se tenfa ell proyacto de
poner dispo sici6n Ge Ii viAiera an
tren express que debfA cruzsr con el
fseultativo 6 las 81 de 10 tarde en-
Manatf; psro passjeros llegsaos por
el tren correo de aver tarde Los in.
formAn one On toeas Lac ~sstaciones
del transito se Observable inusitaaa
animaci6n como ri sguardaran squs
In valera llegara en- qusl trar. En'
ire toaas Ian estaeionss 10 one estaba
mas adornada y mss eoncnrrida era
la de B1yam6n. ALI estahan repre-
aentadAs todas les elasea socislss
por uno y otro sexo portando bande'
ritas americanas, la banda de la pO :
licfs insular en- trsie de gala y lases.
tasi6n ado NADIA con mn sho primor
y mucho gasto. YApr6ximo 81 tren
10 banda suelta al espacio las mel6.
dieas y armonioaas potas de IL CO.
aenciosa B lrinquen" Los pasage
ros Sc asoman 6 las ventanillas salts
fechos al yer tAntAmuestra de amor
y simpatia: pero no hrbo uno que
eonocienao el ''quid pro qaoA" les
dijo s'calmen es0s entusiasmos qse
los qae aqui .yamos partenecemos al
gremio de los one no espsran tanto
honor HConeluido ell marerg gee que
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