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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01

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Using columns you talk
to thousands Of buyers
at one time.
YOU talk to them at a
time when they are
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purchases.
YOU talk tojust the class
Of people you want to
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Negroes Killed by Blast.
(By Associated Press.)

YNoXyILLE, TENN, Aug, Sian ex,
R pandrag GET Tenn, this afternoon. Cover:
nor Sniff and Samuel Amos were BILLED
and Thomas ,Masine and George s. Mil-
e colo ed The men were attempting to drill
out a blast that failed to fire, when II
was touched OFF last Saturday. The drill
Ing exploded the blast, Wilson PROBABLY
will die.
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j / lfl15 LIZ = q
off. Then Bosso refused to shine shoes &c
negroes any longer, and Burks' aver le ~ ~
ing ing SO refused sued him. Bosso occ'nros
t tl't ne has no personal grnose "s"''ss
cof lore people. but that he must decide
definitely Whether he viii serve WHITES O
blacks. and he has made up his MINI 10
refuse to shine the shoes of any more AHo.
colored men.
When the cnso was tried before the
Appellate Division, three Of the Justices
voted III favor Of the negro and two
Tor Tor the tn boothlack. Evidence that negroes
watched their opportunity TO get seats
besides white women was not admitted.
Now >'t7I BEosso has taken his case up TO the
Court Court Of Appeals and 1t has Just beef
placed Upon the calendar there.
t4a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E Tho most readable and practical thing,
and witlial the most witty, We have seen on
the subject OF hypnotIsn Is contained II, q
monograph from the pen OF Coroner
3Taylor. It consists In tho main OF two
papers, one originally prepared for the
Old Dominion Journal, and tho other for
! the Dispatch In which, much that Is Of
interest to, Intelligent peoAe is contained.
Tho story about tho appearance in
Richmond In 1915 Of Professor Bonneville
Il Is told In Dir. Taylor's delightfully."- on
gnging style, and the comparison that
he Institutes between mesmerlsm In 1915
and hypnotism in 1909. Is instructive. F1c
points out to tho amateur hypnotist that It
Is a. VERY risky experience for the living
human brain when It Is used for a play
thing, mad lie thinks It is q shame that
travelling falsirs are allowed to attempt
It upon children, and that children are
taught BY tho contaglon OF example to
attempt to practice It themselves.
We huvo spoken of Dr. Taylor merely
as coroner Of Richmond. but In tho
scientific world he is also we'll known
as professor Of chemistry, toXlcology and
medical jurlspr,ldcnc In the Medical Col
lege Of Virginia. a
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The Democratic party law OF tho state
says that "all county and city commit
tees must DO recognized in 1901 when
nominations are made for the House Of
Delegates, and every two years thereafter.
Is thereNany reason to believe that j twas
not the intent of this clause that the cleo
ton OF these committeeman should he BY
the same process that the nomination for
the House Of Delegates was made? If not
by the same process how could 1t be at
the same time ?-Petersburg 1ndex-Appeal.
Wo so construe the law here: but for
many years we have been electing city
committeeman at primary elections.
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It Is understood that the President Will
spend a week at Roseglll, near Urbanna'
the Virginia homo OF Senator ], Henry
Cochran, OF Wllllamsport Pa.) during
the month of November, and we suppose
he will have series of bird hunts: He Is
going to q hospltable nelghborhood and
will doubles fare we'll 4
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"Halifax county has had her tlrst
lvnchjng, and SO great was the proyocla-
ton 50 black heIish iTe n Of d the
nes seu iift his Voice and say that In the
r ramova az Of Such a fend that q stain Is
pIaced upon the fair name. Of the historic nh
county ! = The way to- stop to iSnE "a
titss ,,srs TO cry aloud against the one
Prime That leads to lynch law, It Is With
them, Let4them step denoun,Ghing ly n ~
ii! asSs at - i.nel,ings and then there will
ies''t no Il further need for. Judge Ly4eh's
Services when the crime ceases "-Roa-
noke News.
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+ Old North State.

rha nausn ner press which has printed
80 n,,,ch ana commented a such length
,,non he murder Of the America n WE! !a.
consul at Beirut. Syria; Is ~ ln tI IA tho
attitude of the mob when lynuphei,n c t ti1e
a Mr9ts S Witch this mob made to- the
night, dragged him out OF PEG. anu ,naL Mn III,
no Investigator and h, rev |q bim After it
~, ~. list TOO late It was ascertained that
after ALI the man was the woMain ,, > st ,a
band and. the party. rssrac,ns 1r !ts to
the n door nd,s she t6 5naae Madam we f,nd
That we have made mistake %h.c n1o ~
regret-the joke IS on US. --eri "a 80
Observer.
,ote : Increase in the valuation Of prop,
eray was to putt at Its real VEINS a.a;ea % q
the list or whether Ia ~ vas +, n former
g ersa. Was in View then the rate Of taxa
t lion viii be reduced one-fourth. when u, IS
said to be the amount OF in 81 xas vas as
valuation to pr tha io' Nil, il remain
ana are e one fourth will be added to ne ne
taxes. we shall see what dlreclioh 'i'e -
matter will take.-Ralclgh Iltnes'
In the local columns Of this m no fr6n 8
! he BaiitImore Sun on the sensatlsoenal
and and absurd report sent out from rom N fonss
port that Mr.. and MIS- Pemes4tke 't that
XIV Tpv'u and do, on the yacht Narada negro gre
from this state. named James Lolt ~.
I'VE purposely omitted publlcatl9n o. he
article. when II mrs. appea o,,r knowl-
edge OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. and OF Mr.;
Walters. the owner OF the yacht h sH
not permit US. Tor mol NJ tr,, - in the
that 1nefe ana mmH We cast il aside as I'M
NO worthw OF publlcation, Loftin was no
more the guest of Mr. and MIS-. Sons whi lie
Newport than ne hs,rleN .1S'l Mes
senger.
The class Of negroes given ns 70 t n q
criminal assaults never go lhs.ue ~ NOV
church; they never atten enc sG ~ That il
never hear 1 oiher res Words. they cannot
S Eo'n Egca 9a ~ o.si they are isolated
from l' the best element Of their race; III, IN
h hes. t that I his brother who knows some,
H th'nS l II s'q This IS natural and IN fat
white people get the s same lGea ~ ~ reach
IN cducation-in school and In church
any and everywhere. but the nrst t"'hs
Is cduca on.'-GreeHsuoIo le eotu'
We see In an exchange that North Car y.
The ST. Louis i In front Ct
hoa y, t fsn,ly may be seen q course
Typical r negre WITH iSa a ariaie
annears in tic tie Baltimore Sun. we belleye
t is merelS exposition press stuff ! se do
for gomsthn1g bs money e goes ae
- - ,aa s;y,ci e. y nmrpose as above somebody
vii VII I hear from it,-Greenville Reflector
"Hallfax county has had her first
lynchng, and SO great WAS the pro ~ ga
ton SO black and hellsh ne crime o. o me
daT iift his voice and, say that IN the
removal OF such flend that a s ,istnr Is :
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nouncing the views they once eiiter'ta'h ~
IT Is for the party leaders to say wne'n-
Ell or not Mr.. Bryan's policy sha'' W
l,arrind All 49, -te F.r.f ts.5
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER \ 1908
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01

MIR. Lan'er Enlarges on this Interesting
ard important Subject.
Mr. s. Lnnier has written the Toll
lowing letter to Mr.. Sydney M. q Bnnnon
on tho siibiect Of reElstrntIOn upon trnns-
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Concrete alemdn
con Cuba

Sc ha leido con mucho. interes y ne
ha comentaloien IL Secrstrja de Es
tAdo en- Washington ell ID forme que
el c6nsul americana, en- Fran ktor,
acababA de remitir, CON respecto Al
comercin de exportAci6n de Alema
mia con Cabs. Ell inte: 6 /, de ese do.
eimento est& e q. sirve d eatimn-
10 pR 10 4proba:;6a del Tfatado de
Reproci sd CON esa Req Edblica, que
estA ~ en- Ell SecaIo de Ambos paf
ses, y qua se diEcL t;rk despues de
Afio nuevo.
Dsl al 1896 Rl 81, 10 exports ci6n
annual 8 puerto de Cubs. dssde Ham
burgo, sumeI t6 de $76 600 & $7l4
mi: en- 1899 lego & 1.404 600 pesos;
en- 1899 A2(9t, 400 por ult.mo en-
1901 & 50 427, 900
Las estadfsticas dem ues ran ae
"a fereutes ., Jfculos ss b IN en-
bareado ee Alemania para Caba,
siendo el ART z el de mayor csntidad.
Los empleados de, departanente
de EstAao consideraD qae sprobadt
el TfAtAdo &c r procid@d con Caba
los. .Estados Unidos, sino hacen per
der nj CON ercio de Alemsnia IN ess
Isls, 10 disninuir&n mu: ho.
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FieStaS de CarnaVal

Este mo prometen sstar espl6ndi'
das las fiestas de Carnival.
La juventud de esta ciudad sc re.
unio con objeto de nombrsr una co.
mission organic sdora, 10 cual redac.
tara ell Pre- grsms, invitaciones, re-
conocimiento de ma scarss, para ga.
ransia de las familias.
La comisi6n 10 compon dram los
sefiores sigaientes: Presider to: Her
mimic Disz NAvarrc; Stcretario, Jo'
&c G. Palacios; Vocales: Pedro Gius.
Il, America Sslas, Lucas Gimer ez,
Manuel Ginorio, Antonio Caubet,
M. Lands Mr.. Walky, Pe!ro g.
G6yso.
El programa ser& reaactado en-
inglss y espaflol y ss inprimirk CON
verdadero luJo.
I'm IL primera plaza de, progra.
ma, hgurarkn los retrAtos de la co.
mission organic sdora.
Sc haran iuvitaeionss especiales 4
muchas familias de ID isla.
In orquesta que amanizar& todos
los actos ser6 ID que dirige Ell profe.
sor senior Duchesne.
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Rio Grande
(De nwestro corresponoD

Enero 17.-Tras breves momentos
de do,encis, acaba de abandonar ss-
te mundo &c il + ortu MOS el honrado
snciano y eahallero popular, don
Pedro Via y B It, et. Hijo de IL
h.dAlga NAcion Espaf1ols, y natural
de CAtalaf1a, supo siempre identifi.
carse con Ell pusrtorriq uefio, que CO.
mo 81, trabsjabA por mejorar 10 con-
dic;6n accial y ecor0mica de este
desgraciado infortunado terrufio.
Mas de cuarenta amos de resi-. en-
eiA en- este pueblo, donde pudimos
Apreeiar aus bel as cualidades, los
innumerables amigos que lamentaE
au Ausencia, hA venido & demostrar
que los pu sblos no SON indifsrentes,
cuando de ellos desaparsee nm MEM
bro dsil. ApenAs cunai6 la trists
nuevA por la poblacion, ae vic inva-
didA 10 casa mortuoriA por innumera
BILE ger ito, sin distinction de classes
sociAles, tributAnfo toda 10 expre.
sion sincera de sentido p6sams.
Aurque traba!o mucho, muere po-
bre; la fortuna no quiso premisr sus
afAnes. Lega en- cambio nm caudal
de riquezas en- virtudes & IL numero'
So fsmilia que deia y que con So
ejsmplo supo formar, honrando to-.
dos el suelo puel orriquefo, y 81
halando e. dltimo suspiro siempre
fiel & 10 PAtria que le diera el ser.
En- estas hreAs enviamos nuestro
p6same de cora ION IL atribulaaa
familis, y CON especialidad & sus hi.
JOS don Pedro y don Rodo]fo, ami
gos de nuestra predilecci6n, quienes
ostentan orgullosamente 81 apellido
que les lega "a buen padre.
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El circular que hemos recibido
NOS participa ei senior Francisco
Oriosolo, de Mayagrsz, que, al sepa.
rarse de In antigua raz6n social de
as. Snan & CO, Sc ha hecho cargo
de 10 msquinariA de hello y taller de
herrelia y fundici6n.
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indignation en-
Carolina del Sur

New York, Enero 90 l.30 P. M.
La muerte del editor Gonzalez ha
causado en- Carolina del Sur gran
indignation contra ell gobernador
Tillman. Los m6dicos que asistie-
ron al editor hicieron grandes es-
fuerzos por salvarle, pero la herida
que recibi0 era mortal de necesidad.
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N0'TICIAS

CONSFtt)A ALAS MADRES.- Ei iarabe salmanre
he la seii Wnsiow iebe sempre que los niios
Ell perio de la denticion Proporciona aiyio
Immediate al pequefo pacente produce un suefo na-
muy vivo aegre Es muy agradabie paladar, calma
al nifo abanda encias, aliva dolores hace fa
Es el meior remedo oonocido para la diarea va pro-
yenea esa de la denticon de cuaquiefa otra causA
Tsnease mucho cudado pedr el Jarabe Calmante
de Ia Senora Winslowi el meior de todos.
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Alemania Sc MEGA,

New York, Enero 20 1.30 P. M.
Ell gobierno Sc MEGA q la sus-
pension del bloqueo de Venezuela.
Sc cree que Inglaterra rompa la a.
LAMA con Alemania, q causa de este
desacuerdo. En- los c1rculos pol1ti-
cos de Europa y America SO comenta
mucho este hecho, que mantiene en-
espectaci0n las canciller1as.
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Ell agresor de
Alfonso XIII
sera juzgado el lunes

New York, Enero 20 l.30 P. M.
Comunican id Madrid que Jose
Collado, ell agresor de S. NJ. ell Rey
Alfonso XIII, sera juzgado Ell lunes
Sc han hecho. en- Barcelona varias
prisiones de conocidos anarquistas
por ell movimiento sospechoso que
en- ellOs SO nOta.
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Propagation
de la peste

New York, Enero 20 l.30 P. M.
Otras noticias dicen que la playa
ha traspasado la Sierra Madre en-
Mexico y que Ell hecho Sc debe q
descuido en- la communication con
Mazatlan, puerto del Pacifco. En-
Mexico ha causado este gran alarma.
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Inglaterra conforme

New York, Enero 20 l.30 P. M.
Informan de Londres que ell gabi-
nete esta conforme con la demanda
de Castro acerca de que las poten-
cias aliadas levanten ell bloqueo de
Venezuela.
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La peste bubonica
en- San Francisco

New York, Enero 20 l.30 P. M.
Dicen de San Francisco que la
peste bubonica Sc propaga en- aque-
liza ciudad, hacienda muchas victi-
mas Tomanse rigurosas medidas
sanitarias, pero los casos van en-
aumento considerable.
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Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW,
NO AcEPTEIs oTBo
Acus.mos recibo del sReport del
Comisionsdo del Interior ds Puerto
Rico al Secretario del Interior de
Estados Unidoks, per tenecienta al
1902. E, nm libro importante, con
gran acopio de dAtos y cor tentivo
de mAgl fdce q fot. grAhados de carra'
teras en- construcc o1 y caminos ya
terminados. Quedamos reconocidOs
& 10 atenci6n del ComisionAdo del
Iaterior For el indie do obaequio.
Ell objeto principal de 10 publica.
cion de las <Normss de aiimentoe. ,,
es Ell de someterlss 6 10 critica y lis
cusi6n, sin que A1n hayan sido apro.
bAdas, pues sola mente se en- kn con
f.ccionando, y, 81 Algo ipjusto pu'
diera en- elias trasluclrse, las obje'
clones que se quieran haeer deben
enviarae & Ia Junta Superior de So
nidad.
En- 10 parte Mantscas de 10 serie
dc <Normas de alimentos. que ve'
nimos insertando, se omitieron al f.
nal del primer pArrafo las palabras
sde aguas, pues solo apa1ecs: "6
que conteng& mayor del por 1S,"
faltando las indicadas pala b :as.
Unas de las preparedness mas
recomenaAdas para la ANEMIA son
las sPlLEORAS RECONSTITU
YENTES DE VALE & CANCIO.,
que no producen constipation, nj
tlenen los inconvenientes que oca.
sionan a)gunas preparedness de HE.
rro, que sin gcan resultado se dan &
los en nfermos.
Alimentos indigsstos, dispepsia y
males de esto nsgo no resisten & 10
Estomacalina Ulrici.
El senior Administrators de la Com.
pi MS AL6nima de 10 Luz Ele ,trica
de Ponce, don Wenceslao Sire y
So'er, nos ha honrado atentameute
con nm ejemplar de 10 Memoria de
dicha Compaf1fa correspondence al
af1o de 1902.
DAmos las gracias por 10 atenci6n.
Ha reaparecido sLs Chi. pa., pc
ri6sico independents que se publica
en- MAnAtf Saludamos al colega y
le 0e5e@mOs l&rg& vida
La muerte del joven obrero CAnu.
to Fonbsrt hA causAdo gran senti
miento en- los effculos 0hreros de
Ponce, en- les cuales se le distir gufa
y querfa mucho.
Sigue e1 fsrma de algdn cuidado
la esposa de don Edelmiro Lespier
Direator del <DiariO de Ponce.S
IA regresado de San Juan 6 Are
cibo el Apreciable joven don Luis
Csstero.
Son muchos los miem b :os de IL
Logia Tanam&, de Arecibo, que Sc
han inscrito en- ell SECURE de vida
mas onico. Tambea sscundan este
gran pensamiento varias logias de 10
islA.
En- Arecibo contin 10 activAmen.
te las instAlaciones del alumbrAdo
e.eotrico.
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Batalla de Baseball
En- "a Liga
Mucho interes hubo en- estas iugadas

Mucho interes hubo en- estas iugadas
El sabado jugaron fuora de
champions. dos pick niue, el sJests
Picks. result6 ser el aIuteriors no.
tablemente re Tornado con los nota.
bles jugadores, Bsnnst del eCoAmo. !,
y F. Nc CURE, del s59s.
El otro Club eataba tornado por
cinco jugadores del eRsd d. y cua.
tro del @Coamos; ell arrimo do la
victoria al sIntel iors y los del sCoa.
mo. ocasionAron 10 derrota del sRed
Do.
Del Jetts Picks, ne dlstinguieron
mucho, Bennett, Amy, F. Nc CURE
Lutz y del "Niehols Pick" Pen.
ninan, Hurry y Crusos. El juego
fac muy interesaEte.
Two bare hits Fleickain Nichols
(2)y Penniman.
Struck out by Fieick elm, O. Dom.
ncghue, Hurty ~
Base on Balls oy Fleie klein: Hol'
mes y Penniman.
Two bare hits by Hurty, SPAWN.
Bennett y Lutz
Strick out by Hurty: Ross i(4),
SPAWN; Jett (2)
Fleickt tein y Fleiteiu Total 8.
BAres on Ball by. Hurty; Amy (2)
Flecktein.
SCORE
Jetts Picks Al 1000 2 A total IL
Niehol' Picks 1 o 4 O 20 O total 6.
Veanse los Scores.
Nota. s'LA Correspo adencia'' pm.
b icaf& 10 relacion de todos los desa.
fios de los s&bados.
Baquero y Gandara.
Comereiantes importadores de
provisiones de todas procedencias.
San Justo 10 y Is, San Juan
Pto Rico.
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ClBlEGRlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK.
DIREoTo DE NEW-YoRK.
Muerte de Gonzalez

New York, Enero 90 l.3O P. M.
A consecuencia de los disparos
que le hizo Ell gobernador del Es-
tado ha muerto en- Sur Carolina ell
senior Gonzalez, editor del periodico
sState,. 1iliman ell gobernador es-
ia en- la carcel y pronto le juzgara
ell tribunal competente.
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pOR MAS ne SESENTA AN0s,

RMMMDIO ANTIGUA z BIBN PKOBADCs
Ell JARABE CALMANTR DE LA SRA. WINSLOW.
asado por MILLONEs DE MADRE5, para hiios en- 81
PERIODO DE DENTICfON, con EXITO COMPLETE. TRAN
QUIIIZA q La CRIATURA, ABLANDA LAS ENCIAs. ALIyIA
TODOs LOS DOLORES, CURA Ell C0ILCO vENTOSo, es Ell
mejor para De venta en- las BoTlCAS
del mundo entero. Pedid,
Ell JARABE CALMANTE DE LA SRA. WINSLOW,
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Sc Venden

Ypos dc imprenta, usaAos, On
buen estado, & 80 pesos el szintal.
% vsnden On ssta imprenta.
Tambi6n las oai1s para Oh 9.
p.>&>~v>~p%> q.
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IA regreaado de San Juan { Are
cibo el Apreciable joven don Luis
CssterQ.
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Sigue e1 fsrma de algdn cuidado
la esposa de don Edelmiro Lespier
Direstor del xDiario de PonceS
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G RA N S A s T.R ERI A
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. ALLEN ST. %.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tabfecimiento ademas de su extens0
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa cientela Trajes hechos en- to
aas meaidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, pufos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de col0res. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin , otros articulos
para caballerOs.
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Son muchos los miemb .os de 10
Logia Tanamk, de Arecibo, que Sc
han inscrito en- ell seguro de vida
mas onico. Tamb.e ea sscundan este
gran pensamiento varias logias de 10
ialA.
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En- Arecibo contin 10 activAmen.
te las instalaciones del alumbrado
e.eotrico.
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La muerte del joven obrero Can q
to Fonbsrt ha causAdo gran senti
miento en- los efrculos ohreros de
Ponce, en- los cuales sc le distir gufa
uuerfA mucho.
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Baquero y Gandara.

Concentrates importadores de
provisiones de todas proceaencias.
San Justo 18 y u, San Juan
Pto Rico.
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Power ON s,vnn,s Wing.

\ Swans" said an official of the ZOO
shave great strength of wing. 1t Is
said that with blow of its wing Il
swan can break a mans leg, ana /
have no doubt this is so, doctor told
are one day, as we stood together by
the ZOO lake. that one of his first eases
had been that of Il man whose arm
n swan had broken with its wing.
THE accident occurred in Arkansas,
ON Swan lake. a body of water where
these birds abound. A huntSman was
fire hunting when Il swan, making
for the light, few straight at his mead.
He put up his arm to shield his face
and the powerful wing of the big white
bird struck him like a club. Both
bones in the forearm were broken; 1t
was a compound fracture.
''If Il swan accidentally can break IN
this way Il mans arm, there is, in my
opinion. no room to doubt that 1t could
if ii desired, break with well direct
ed blow mans leg" -Philadelphia
Record.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-06-19
What n Toad Enjoys.

There are few things more amusing
than to watch a toad submitting to the
operation of a back scratching. lie
will at first look somewhat suspicious
" at the twig which you are advancing
toward him. But after two or three
passes down his back his manner I'M
dergoes a marked change, his eyes
close with an expression of infinite rap
ture, he plants his feet wider apart ana
his body swells out to nearly double
its ordinary size, as if to obtain by
these means more room for enjoyment.
Thus he will remain until you make
some sudden movement which startles
him, or until he has had as much pet
ting as he wants, when, with pun OF
regretful delight, he will reduce him.
self 10 his usual dimensions and hop
away, bent once more on the pleasures
of the chase.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-06-19
THREE LAKES.

The Fourth will be celebrated here
this year in good old fashioned way.
ex-governor Peck is expected to deliv-
err the grafton. The brass band from
Crandon will furnish the music,
Tourists are beginning to come to
their various resorts for their sum
mer's outing. Several have come to
the Three Lakes Rod and Gun Club,
20 the Big Lake resort and to the But
ternut resort. Chas. French is prepar-
ng for big run in this line this sea-
son.
Jno. Grandy has completed his tele-
phone line from this place to the But
ternut lake resort eighteen miles from
here. The line will tonch at all inter-
vening points.
Jas Donuelly has not given up the
idea of cutting a canal from Maple lake
to Town Line lake connecting Three
Lakes with Eagle chain. He will have
engineer Erwin take the level of the
two lakes after which a new stock COM
pany viii be formed to materiali2e the
project
Mrs. Anguss Assmaa died here last
week, aged -, of old age. Mrs. Ass
man and her husband, who died two
wears ago. were among the early set
tlets in Three Lakes. She leaves two
married daughters, Mrs. II. Bomaster,
who resides hese, and Mrs. Bonefught,