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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1905-01-26

Van Wyck, January 16, 1905.
Isee your correspondent at Craw-
ford is very anxious that the legis-
lature does not grant an extension
Of time to the timber companies
to remove the timber bought by
them from the state. If no exten-
sion is allowed, Long valley will
boom as never before, but your cor
respondent fears the power OF wealth
which in these days control.
The cattle industry of this valley
is at very low ebb owing to the
low price of cattle, and as the beef
trust is still in the saddle the future
seems to hold out very little prom
Use to the cattle raisers.
J.C. Webster of Center was here
Saturday. He had just returned
from Council, where his family is
wintering, and he reports more snow
there than at this place.
A telephone message to Samuel
Hall reports that his son Fred, who
is near Emmett, is very low with
typhoid fever.
The cold snap of the last ten
days has broken and warm weather
with considerable rain prevails.
Mr.. Kelly of the firm of McShane
d Kelly of Knox spent the greater
part of last week at this place.
A number of the young folks
attended the dance at Thunder city
last Tuesday evening.
The Odd Fellows had work il
the lnltiatory degree Saturday nigh
Rufe Conyer of upper Scott valley
was doing business here Saturday.
Stock of all kinds look we'll anC
oeef cattle are still on the market.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
M0RMONs LOOK TO MISSOURI
Apostle Smith Says independence
Will Be Headquarters.

Ell Paso. Tex, Jan. 4.-"The head
quarters of the Mormon church will
some day be located in Independence,
Mo-" said John Henry Smith, one Of
the twelve apostles of the Mormon
church. The Mormon people have
long cherished the Dream" he con-
tinued, that their great city should
be located in Independence, which is
not far from Kansas City. This dream
seems now about 10 become some
thing tangible. James G. Duftin, a
bishop of our church, has bought sew
eral thousand acres Of land near In
dependence for the use of Mormon
colonists., This will be our vanguard
and in the course of time we will
erect there magnificent city, which
will be known as Zion and in which
there will be a Mormon temple far
more extensive and more magnificent
than that in Salt Lake. When this
city and temple shall have been built
the headquarters of the Mormon
church will be moved from Salt Lake"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Beck offered Compensation.

London, Jan. 4.-'rhe government
has offered Adolph Beck: $4,000 in
compensation for wrongful imprison-
ment. Beck, who is Swede and
was living in England as mining en-
gineer and mineral agent, was arrest
ed in 1896 on the charge Of obtaining
money and jewelry from women under
false pretenses. A special commit
tee Of inquiry came to the conclusion
that Beck had been the'7victim of a
miscarriage; Of Justice. .and' that the
blame rested with the judge, Sir For
rest Fulton, who excluded from Beck s
trial in: 1896 all evfdencee favorable
to. the accused. and who srefused to
state a case for, the consideration Of
9 higher court. : : - '''h
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Forestry Congress Meets.

delegates were present in National
Rifles armory when Secretary Of Ag-
riculture Wilson, president Of the
American Forest congress, the first OF
it's kind held in this country. called
that body to order The meeting Is
under the auspices Of the American
Forestry association and will be con-
tinued through the week, Immmedl.
ately after assembling Secretary VIII
son welcomed the delegates and de-
liVered an address.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
CONGRESS of Mothers to Meet.

the National Congress of Mothers in
this city announced that the executive
committee of the congress. consisting
of the national officers and the heads
of state congresses of mothers
session in Washington, Monday. Jan.
8. Among the matters to be consid-
cred are arrangements for the next
National Congress of Mothers, to be
held in the national capital the com
ing spring, the anti-polygamy cam
paign and the extension of the con-
gress,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Nebraska LEGISLATURE Me23SeS$N;

Lincoln, Jan. 4.-The twent$-ninth
noon. Lieutenant Governor McGilton
called the senate to order and Secre-
tary of State Marsh the house. Rev.
j. II. Presson, in the senate, and DR..
Jones of ST. Paul's Methodist church
respective invocations as soon as the
rolls were called. Practically the en-
tire membership was present in each
branch and in the house the galleries
were literally sprinkled with spec.
tators. George l.. Rouse of Hall coun-
ty was elected speaker of the house
and W. H. Jennings of Thayer presA
dent Of the senate.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Death of Francis 4. Nichols.

New York, Jan. 4.-United States
Minister Conger cabled from Picking
to the Christian Herald in this city
confirmation of the death Of Francis
H. Nichols, the American explorer
and correspondent. in Thibet. Mr..
Conger states that he received the
news from the Thibetan city, Gyantse.
announcing that Mr.. Nichols died Dec,
20 OF pneumonia and was buried there.
Mr.. Nichols was native Of Evans
ton, Ill.,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

Russian government The delay in
the ships departure has been ex-
planned. The vessel was held up by
an agent for the underwriters, who in.
sisted upon the submarines being
more securely. fastened to the decks,
fearing that rough seas might cause
damage 10 the boats by dislocating
the mechanical paris
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
"katyv EIyer in the Ditch.

Sedalia. Mo-. Jan. 4.-Mssouri. Kan
sas and Texas passenger train No. s.,
Eaown as the flyer, was partially
wrecked at point a mile and half
east of Rocheport, Mo. The engine.
baggage car. combination car and
two coaches were turned over into a
ditch. No one was killed. Five per-
sons were more or less seriously in
jured.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
PUI[R TELLS Of DR|B[
SAYS HE PAID $4,000 TO SENATOR
MITCHELL OF OREGON.
HERMANN's CHANGE OF HEART
Convicted Man Alleges Money Wao
Given to Influence Land Commits
sioner and That Patents Were Soon
Issued on Land That Was Held Up.

iSSueo on Lana nat was 7cIQ Up.
Portland, Ore, Jan. IS. A. D.
Puter, recently convicted in this city
with Horace G. Mckinley, Daniel T.
Tarpley and Mrs. Emma Watson of
conspiracy to defraud the United
States government OF lands. made a
statement in contradiction of state
ments issued by United States Sen
ator Mitchell, indicted on Saturday
last together with Congressman
BinGer Hermann, by a federal grand
jury on evidence similar to that pre-
scented at the criminal trial OF the
persons recently convicted.
When | said that l gave Senator
Mitchell $4,000 to use his influence
with Binger Hermann TO expedite
those claims in ILL.," said Puter, Il
told the truth and Senator Mitchell
knows it,
Puter's statement continues as fol-
lows: Il gave Senator Mitchell 81
600 to get those patents through, and
l will say that | never regretted tell
ing anything SO much in my life as
the fact that Mitchell took the
money. l never told living soul in
my life before | gave the details to
Mr. Heney. | never told it to Mckin-
ley or Tarpley, my partners in these
deals. Mitchell had no intimaton
from me as TO the fraudulent charac
ter of the entries to this land. l
n lima tn
But when Hermann gave me to I'M
derstand that the land was down and
out and that the matter would have
to be referred back to the Oregon
City land office l went to Senator
Mitchell and told him that these pat
ents would have to go through, for
the reason that if they were referred
back to the original Office, the whole
thing would be lost. l told him that
the entrymen were scattered and that
it would be impossible to get them
together. l laid two $1,000 bills on the
| table. Mitchell said that it was too
much. l was desperate over a desire
to get the patents through and told
him to take it and do what he could
to influence the commissioner ICON
gresham Hermann) to take the
claims up and get the patents issued
l knew the special agents had made
a report on the lands, but of the ma
ture of the report I had no means OF
knowing, and was at loss to know
why Commissioner Hermann threw
the claims out. l do not know to this
day why he did it, but when he told
me the last time I was ,kefore him
that the lands would have to go back
to the Oregon City office l went to
see Mitchell at once. All l know
about Hermann is that after the
money was paid to Mitchell and
had given him that inducement tc
make a good hard talk that Hermann
changed his mind. Why he did it j
did not know and would not presu&e
to say" 800
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Delaware Legislature Deadlocked..

Dover, Del, Jan. 4.-The general as
sembly of Delaware is deadlocked on
organization, The Union &spub1icans,.
with twenty-five Of the thirty-one
members Of the legislature, insist up
on having two-thirds of the legislative
officers, including president pro tenn.
of the senate and speaker of the
house. The regular Republicans In
sist on an even division.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Japanese warships OF Java.

Amsterdam, Jan. A dispatch
from Batavia says two Japanese cruis.
nese torpedo boat destroyers are
north of Borneo. A Dutch naval
force, it is admitted, is cruising on
the western shores of the archipelago.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06


An Army Wife King
Eat Market Value Allen
Airy Fairy Lillian Duchess
Agatha Webb Green
6 At the North Pole VerIe
Adams, Life of
Abbot, The Scott
9 Age OF Fables Bulfinch
70 Alice Bulwer
j ARUNDEL Motto Hay
l3 Bondsman Cain
"A Barnaby Ridge Dickens
IL Bacon's Essays
~ Black Tulip; The DUMAS
" Bracebr. dye Hall irving
~ BY Order of the King Hugo
20 Comedy OF Sentiment
~ Concerning Isabelle Carnavy
22 Campfres Of Napolan
4 e eeeasseyy oyafBs ssoopa Nlpp'S
& GG ssIo5aI'aR GEs hsIasm,. K SiDger
81 Clay. Life Of
RS Crockett, Life of
90 Charles O'Malley Lever
so Child's History Of England Dickens
81 Christmas Stories Dickens
- Clotster and the Hearth Reade
So Confessions OF an Opium Eater
"a Conquest OF Peru Hrescott
IS Corinne Madame de Stael
50 Crawford Gaskell
81 Cruclfxion OF Philip Strong Sheldon
80 David Copperfied Dickens
50 Deerslayer cooper
10 Dr. Jack Rathborne
Al Deldee Warden
AZ Date OF Ethics Spencer
IS Decent OF Man Darwia
A English History
45 English Womans Love Letters
40 Egyptian Princess
Al Eighth Crusrde, The DUMAS
48 English Orphans, Tho Holmes
40 Englfbh Traits Emerson
- EsaNa- sSss-. -a.s.. 1000,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
PIANOS. PIANOS.

We have just received car load Of
pianos bought direct OF the manufact
ures including the Werner, Irving.
Waiworth and Schulz.
We can make prices lower than was
ever offered in this country. Come and
see what we and you are sure to buy.
Tom SWEENEY HDW Co.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Duty.

Duty.
She wore her duty as n crown.
And in her passing up and down
One came who laughed to see her wear
Such trlfie with SO grand an air.
She took 1t Off. zone cannot be
A laushingstock for such as he,
Behold, her feet. once swift to co.
Move now reluctantly and Slow.
She watkG q prisoner. looking down
At that which binds her limbs in pain
Who wears not duty as crown
Must drag It as a chain.
Good Housekeeping.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Russians Cease Firing.

General Kuroki's Headquarters in
the Field, Jan. 4.-The Russian fire
against the Japanese trenches has
almost ceased the past two days.
Whether this is due to news from
PORT Arthur Or not is not known
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

!. N4PIR1nCUel
whats Binksley doing for . Nv
ins?' ~
Nothing" = ,:7sll..ss.
Got money r ,f.., 'sfig &S5I I;
mo" q
Family support. himY. - . sis 81 S.
mo" 80.
County support himy' 49,
mo"
"say, look here. You say he isn't
doing anything, that he hasn't any
money and that nobody is supporting
him. Why. man, under those drcum-
stances he couldn't live"
Gle Isn't living Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Explained.

Exp1aincd. 800
whats Binksley doing for . nv-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11
+ iestas en- CorozaI
Fl padre Folk, GaHGHFFsnela
oNlraOTdlnaTIa
.(De maestro cog'TespoqasoZ }

S6ptiembro 8.-Hoy han termi-
naao las festas a N. S. de Monse-
rrat.
Co ncurrencia extraordi aria ha
llenado ell temple todas las noches,
para Or la palabra del R. P. Ca
puehinO qua con elocusncia atraio
a todas las clases scciales de es'e
cat6hco pueblo.
Hoy en- la primera misa C null
garOn mas de 60, personals, sobFe-
saliendO entire 6st9s. mas de 100
nlf1as y nifos q con ell fraje de la
PuFeza 2 recibis n la primera comu-
ni6n. "~
En- la sagunda misa. De turno,
ofciaba de presto Ell R. P. Folk Gu.
ra de este y de D.aconOs ell capu-
chino y future sacerdote Mariana
Vassallo.
O3upo la sagrada c&tcdra ell P.
CaPuchino que estuvo muy e'ocueu-
te, solo que al terminar diio que
toda la prensa era impfa y solo de-
bfa lesrs3 xEl IDEAL Cat6licoD pues
asf 70 recomendaba ell senior Obs
pO. Il
El c7m ontario de estas palabras
10 deio al peri6dico. Terminada Ia
misa, sali6 Ia procession donde los
ni1os tFdos llevaban banleritas y
potfan col t4rse sobre dos mil al
mas.
La misa fu6 cantada por ell sa-
que tocaba ell ammonium y
por don Jaime Lopez Bou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11
CuIt0S RsIIgI0sOs.

La V. % T. dara principle en- su
Santa Capilla el Trlduo y demas So
lemnidades que aunaimente c3leb'a,
en- honoF del Serafi. 20 Padre y Pa
triaraa, NSan Francisco de Asis.S
en- la impression de las Tags En-
ell modO sigu;pqte.
Primero .T0dos los aias al tc-
que de Oraciones, empezando ell
mi6rcoles l3 d / actual, Rosario y
comienzo del Tridu1 a toda orquss =
ia. .-.,
.S'Gundo. ....El sa6ado IS al to-
que de .OFaciones, gran Salve y Le-
tanias~ sOlemnes q t0da Orquesta
Tercero- Ell II q las seis y
meaia de la ma11ana. Misa razade,
Communion paia los Hermauos y
demSs fieles que gustAn acercar 70
a la Ssgrada Mesa; y a las nueve
la Misa solemne con panegfrico a
cargo del Revdo P. ComisaFio. y
terminada la Misa, lectura de Capt.
tulO y toma de possession de los
nuev0s emplaaGos. ....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11
RobQ en- San Ssbas
tian,
Ia c6|sbTO circular del SBpsrIn-
teBd0ntO do Saniiad.
So ha dad0 principle a Ia raeO-
IsGeI6n Do Ia eOsacha Dc
cafe.
de m~estro corresp0msoJ.)

Ssptiembre Con motive de Ia So.
preston dc 10 0FdenGpzs autor'z ando eI
CobrO en- Ell corral de animsleg, son
muchss las oCesiones en- que hemos
vistn RnimAles reRIeDg0s por Iaa CalEes
dsnd0 espeotSculOg POGO ediicanteG.
tsniend0 entendidO que Ell artfcu;0 10
de IRs Or1enarzsg municipRgss ests eE
vfgor tBdGVfs; y ejsTcitRndo 50 cumpIi.
mientO SO h9rfa IN bsnefiSio tsntO & la
moral pdb!icB. Cuanto & Las famiIiRs
que v ven en- continue sGbEesRlto pOr
los min % que muchSa veCeB se enCuan.
tran ca 10 caIle j sSando. ~-... ..
L'amamOB la Atenci6n dc qpien CO.
responds.
-El dis Is de OgoSto pr6ximo pg.
Sad0 veFifcar0n un r0b0 de p96tsnos
On 10 finca de los OF n res M j & S
Cabrera sitR en- 81 barriO Cidra de eata
jurisdiction.
ApesRr de Ias peUquisRB verifsadaB
por el mSyordom9 y actiVas gssti0nea
de ls p0liCfa, no pudO darBe con los
aut0res del hsCho.
Aver pOr 10 ms Il anR 81 pOlicfS d.
ming0 L'amGs, auxiIiado por eli em.
pleado de Ia Fl ca Antonio Medina tu.
vieron iudicios del 2cbo, acussndo CO
no Dragun4os aut0ras del mismO &
Ff&nOiAC0 Figuer0a, y 6 L.ocRdio Lie.
boa que Rctunlmente ge enCupntrs cum
pliendo oOnaens en- al dep6sitO mum.
CipAI de cate pueblo. pOr 8lter&Ci6n de
10 Dtz U6baiCA.
e. Iuneg pT6ximO ae prccsder6 & 10
Investigation de los hsChos. -.
Con motives de IL va c6!ebre cir
GulRr del superintendente de s8nidS6
son muchas las families ppbFes que vi.
Wan de 10 industriR y hoy se vea care
CiendO de 10 .nas neCesaPio.
al municipiO Ge hs privadO de una
entrRds que COnsign6 ca presupuestO.
y que de segur0 hs de h0cerle fAltR
para cubrir sus RtenciOnes del ana.
iHumanitsria es en- veraad lR pro-
tecciO's6stG circular de Mr.. Herman.
dezl
---Por ciFcunstancias de haberse de.
do principle ls recollection del cafe.
se notR bestante movimiento conner.
Ci0l en- este pueblo: muchO8 son los co.
miaionistas que & disrio nos visit8n y
muchaS tambi6a las merCanCisS y pre-
viSiOnes que disrisments entrsn con.
SiGnsdas & distintOs COmersiSntes de la
lOCalidad.
+ -El COmit6 local de Ia eUni6n de
PQert0 Rico1 h0 recomendsdO 81 cumi.
t6 central Rs cRndidatura de nuestrO
amigo don Andres M6ndfz LiciS ga
para eI cargo de sub marRhRll de 10
corte de distrit0.
DadAs las COndioiOnea del recOmen.
dEdc, asf como suS ConnCimientuS NADIA
comunes. no dudamog ses designado
para el puesto que se le reOo omienda.
"A 405 subs el n6mer0 de Ar 6miCoB
que ae eL cuentrsn en- tratsmiento en- ID
sub.eataCi6n de ID SPorto Rico AnemiR
Commissions eatSblecidR en- este pue.
bio.
-EstS tarde recibi6se en- este pue.
bio an telgramR RnunCiando Is prCxi,
midad de IN huraca1. eatando lOs h4bi.
tRnteG en- estadO de SIarma haats que
se tuV0 nOticiAS de hRber pRsRd0 eI
peligrO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11
Ell ACUEDUC7'O
EN- ACUADILLA |.
H pTOysGtO ha d0spsrtado aIIi
gran GntuSIasnO.
Los fngenieeos Gambia Cordova y
del Vale Zeno.

GFande es ell entusissmG que hs des
pertad0 entse es Ysoindario de Aqua,
diiia 81 proyecto de dotsr esta ciudad
de IN sCueducto sproyeChando para
clio el abundBntfsimo csudal de qQug
del fam0sO eOjo.D capGz q para suFtir
de tan preciosO Ifquido q una pobIa-
ci6n geis veCes mayor que eats que
tiene 10 improbable ventais de hallar.
ee dentro de % miama Ciudad de DC.
der producer ID fQeHza motriz neCesa.
ria para eIevar las ggusR al dep6sito
desde el Cual go distribuirfan. Este
dep6sit0 puede emplazRrBe enCima de
an ceFrO que eRtS muy CefCR del ma.
nantiaI, 10 que ConGtituye otra grande
vents js que unid3 & Ia Va Iameritada.
facititB Is enpresR reduce los gsstos
de Ia migma 10 que permiteI poner les
plumas de aqua & 40 proSib muy eco
r6mic0. |
TodO este que ha gid0 tornado e1
ccnsideraci6n Cesde eI primer moman-
TO de enunCisrse ell proyect0 p0r eD We
G.ndario de AguRdills, ha producido
muy fsv0rAb!e impression que nos hR.
ca C0nCebir la haTsgU'Els eRDeranzR de
que tan importar te meiora llegue &
ser an hecho. supuestO que este solo
depende del n6mero de plum he que ae
susOribRn, eXiatiend0 como existe uaa
soCieded an6nimR. de d que son i~ga.
uieros los distin9uid0a se6bres doD
r mon G snofa C6rdovs y don Rafaei
del Vale ZsnO, que eStS digpueats &
empezar los trabajos tan prOnt0 como
as reun9 un n6mer0 sufciente de aus
n ~ nkrSp0~ nm pm RHavAw mSnlan&a Hm ara
pres8.
Es preeiSo vivir en- una pobIaci6n
dGtSdR de aCueducto para RpTeci8r eD
toda 6u extension eli sinp1mefo de CO
mOdidsdes que este proporCiqns. L,
sbu0dancia de SguR en- ls Cocin0. en- el
laVsb0. en- elbAfio; ID poBibilidad de ina.
tasRr inodorOs, de- poder regaF los j.r-
dimes y lac CGlles, con boCas de riTg.
que en- IN mOEnento da0O puedan Spli
cRrse una bombR para extinguiF un
lnCenciOs TODD este mejorR Grandemen.
to ' hECe mas agrsdab!e Is vids urbs
M, imprimiandO en- las ciudRdea IN
sellO de CultuFa y de Bdelanto que lee
permite entrar en- el concerto de les
ciudades modeFnsB.
Da espeFsr 90 que no decaiga ell en-.
tusisGmO y que suscritRs cuanto Rntes
al n1merO de plumas de Sgus hecas&.
riA8 empieCen Dos tFabBjoS DEF scueduc
to para cuyO 6xito , fe'iz t6rniao es
apreciSbie &srantfS eli hecho de que
los dirijsn ingenieFOs ssu Competeptss
como 10 son I0s iIuBtFados puerto.
Friquedos sef 3res del Vale y GAndfa
C6rdOvs. I
Pedro CGstd7eT GGsG9a0y0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11

COLOCACION.-Se desea COIoc N
& una Gefforits 8 stfIoPa en- DueGtro eg-
tab!ecimiento de IaboFeg. Debe pOseer
ell .'iDgl6H. Buen sueldo Diriii-aa &
The Porto Rico Draw Work and EN-.
hrnidarH Co. EarfalczR 1a. San .Inan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11
La nOtleIa del eleI6n en- I ares.
Hubo alli carreras y sustos, pero
no Sc VIC mover una hoia
de los arboles.
De mWestT0 COgTespons01. J

SeptiembFe
Aver el tel6grs fo nos dc Ia noticis
que con direction & ests isls proCsdfs
de las B ArbRdas un horroyoBO cici6n
Los vecinos de este pueblo. al saber
que tan funesto hu6sped querfs viSi
tarnog. GviaaFon los que 10 igROra-
ban para que asf evitarRn Ias tFistes
oonBecuenCiag que ha siete in 9 spfri6
este desgraCiad0 pals con motive &
OtFOvendRVRa.
Nuestro previs0r 9gcalde que tant9
90 interesa por aua c0nveCin0s, ehvi6
peODea & tndoB los barriOg con oticios
& Io8 Comiaariog, y 6Itos, obsdesiendo
& nuestrO buen 0ICRide. hiCierOn ciEcu'
lar por tOdRs Lee CRgas = bohf0s "a no
ticiG.
En- veFdad. que los sustos y Carreras
no fueron poCos. y haats vimos & mu-
choB Dedir ClemenCis y miseFicordiB 81
cieIo. Amaneci6 trRnquilo y no 90
mueve una hoja de los Srb0Iea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11

FLORENCIO SANTIAGO.
Preaidente de 10 JuntR EsC0lar ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11
Una OStttua on vida on FQortO
Rico,

ProntO 30 abrifS ana suSCripCi6n
popular en tOda 10 ialR. El mss gran.
de sntuSiasmO Re ests apodeFandO del
gentimiento popular, que, seg6h se di'
ce, elevarS On vida una eSSatua & los
hermsnos Arrivf, por so manfs de
Vender aiempre cBmag, tslaB de move.
dad, enCaies, coDchones. Caaimires y
mas de Oien mil piezRs de telas { 3
Ctvs. EI pueblo ConoCe "a gente de
GEl CielO.~
VaY1nR nRlankA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11

Yok, Sub S ,cretario del D ,partsmsn.
to te ComeFciO y Tab 10.
Elk Sscretari0 da E'tadO Jnhn T.
Ms DonOugh, de Ma v' Y"sk Juez
T "riSOrial de les I,ass HI iDinSs
William a B"ynP, de Delaware.
Sub. P 'ocur' dor FedarRl
Joseph Murray. de Nueva York,
Sub.Su perintsndente de Inmigrs ci61
Eagane A Phi bin. de NueV- Y rk,
Procurador dsa Diatrito del CondRdO
de Nuev8 Y "k.
3 I'd j Sullivan. de NV Y rk.
Consul de os EstsdOs U0idOs en- TIE
bizonde
CharlsU H M Ksnna, de Pitssburg,
Jaez de IL Corte SupremR de Paert !
Rico.
N mo,6 3 100 rrofescreu cRt6licos
para les Fihoinzs, esO, g'6 ,do!oa de un
t tAl de 4.500 que se presentsFon como
CandidAtos.
De un copjupto de 26 onndi az o
que &c pTe'e' tRron para 6 .barna ores
DO sas Pe. viGcins de ese srchipi6 gL
non bro 90 cst6 icos
Professor Chsrlas P NeilI, de ls u l.
versidad Cato ica>d de Washington, jefe
ds, Bureau d a Trabsj,.
H iberE j. Wy 'ne. SpcretAli de CD
rReog primeFOy despr 81 CO 1suI Ge erAl
On LoDdreS.
General D wis. Gobarpador de la 70
M del G anal de Pa lama,
B F. Barnes, Secret2riO priVado eel
Preai lenta.
G8args B Cortelyou. S.cuetariO de-
C-rFeos.
Etc etc. etc
POr 10 exouestO ss vera que ls rel
gi6n de nuestros pRdrea vs gsnando te-
rFeno en- d pAtEia de Washington, ,
que no est leiano el dia On que 81 mis-
miSimO Preaidente sen tGmbi6 cst6 j.
co. Oosa que no hR Gucedido ri uns &C.
Is veg an 10 historia de eSta rsU6b les
Y ell df. que 10 seq. el dia que eats
n Ci6n Wig rosa tst6 bsio II comp etr
j. fiqenc'a de ID IgleSiR de Roma segui
rS pRsO sRiRRntsd0 pOr deFFoteFO de
au Rsombroso Pre- greao ?......
D COLLAZO.
NueVa York. Ssptiembre 1 de 1906
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