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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
ROOSEVELT NEARING HOME.
Wireless TelsgraPhie Communicated
with Warahlp West Virginia.


with Warahlp West Virginia.
Norfolk, Va. Oct 3l--AccordinE to
q wireless message received az the
Norfolk navy yard, the cruiser West
Virginia was at 10 u. IN. 50 miles
south Of Cape Hatteras. A strong
northeast wind and heavy seas pre-
vail she was not expected TO make
the capes for ten hours.
The weather oi the coast yesterday
and last night was bad, and the Wind
was very high. There was no wealth
er bureau report this morning from
the Hatteras station. as the wires al.
went down In the storm. and no mes
sages could be transmitted 10 or from
Norfolk.
Il was explained AZ the local weather
bureau that any wireless messages 70
ceiVed az HaJteras from The preaident
would nave been sent to Norfolk I'm
mediatsly. But for the proStrati0n o.
the coast service. Il was stated from
the 0ifice Of the commandant Of The
Norfolk navy yard this morning tha
nothing had been heard there from the
presidents yacht sylph having ahOarj
Mrs. Roosevelt and Children. who h
Washington on Saturday last. II Il
thought here that the sYlph may be In
Lower Chesapeake bay awaiting the
arrival OF the president on the West
Virginia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
- !. ID 49,. -.

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Wusioa ii sgpposs4 - hase Ehgi ~
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tAa mstfsr " - oG.os a. eNamina
uaz uas msts Raa Wastf wAs eaes
iygaa De- ~ npom Az 4leer go
csHee tba ne 49, faru bbss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
CHINESE ArTAe KA1ENIcANS
Admiral Train and Con Are Roughly
~ Handled While Hunting.

Admiral Train and Con Are Roughly
~ Handled While Hunting.
London. Oct. si.--A dispatch TO the
Evening Standard from SHANGHAI says
that Admiral Train. commander of the
American Aslati0 squadron. and bis
con. Lieutenant Train. have been IN,
victims OF = savage assault by Chlnoss
outside % Making,
The American oHicera were phoassh,
shooting when the admiral accidentally
shOt a Chinese woman, sliEhtly ihiur
ing her Hundreds % villagers there
apoR surrounded the officers. tOok
away their guns. knocked the admiTaI
down 10 the mud and held Lieutenant
Train ~ . hostage Forty Ameri
can marines lahled az = rescue party
and we're attacked BY = mob of China
men who tried to ptohfork the on
GERS.
The marines we're obliged ~ mr.
sWlco, The Chlnsss officials FefIst q
20 restore the o8ioeFS GuaS and sup
ported the VillAEgTb
Making has been active IN tht
movement for boyoottinG Americas
goods, and ls the center u AeIiyity o.
ihe part d JapahUss staioHts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
TO DO AWAY WITH RED TAPS.
Work on Panama Canal VIII De Dent
BY BuoineSa MSthodS.

Work on Panama Canal VIII Bs po1'
BY Busiheba MsthooO.
Washington. Oct. si--Tha critielam
Of former Chief SE1agine'F wallace
0f the isthmlAn canal. the work VA
handicapped by official red tape. who
prevented the speedy delivery 0f aup
plies. has caused considerable discus
sion 20 the eIecWive departments
where the work IL being looked into 0.
the Keep commission.
Wherever the gUvernmsnt Il hanii
capped by its ancieat customs We shal
mOdrpniEe II bY bettsr Business mel
eds said Chairman Keep today ~
90 nOi hnA " much duplication 81
work 90 ws DO q multiplication o.
work. Il - Impossible 90 OPoruls tht
business % the eDyernment after lht
sAShion Of private corporations. bui
there is room for better Histhods %
many eases and the eaOrt vii b. ma1f
70 brlng his about
TIE Rssg oommisa.oa ulll MAKE
many GuEgssiioas. 10 its report 70 thf
pFUsl4sbt Which TIE msmbsrs thlnA
may result ID hhollSsiRg Drhetieoa thai
hinder Instead u help Tue chahgct
that may b. Jstgrminsd upos. q ga
said tSaay. could b. effected 0rOuE
60 e1ocauye Ordsf o. ~ ths d.rec
tiuu ~ tas hsada q dopHrtmsata. uila
or FeoourHs % cDagFuss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
:CT OUTBREAK
(. AT ANY MOMENT
'ment in Russian Empire
Is ct White Heat.
EMPIRE IS ToTTsRlNo

walton An over the Emperor
y lS Steadily Growing More
ats-soldlorS Are Joining the
s-BloodShsd at odessa.
srsSurg, Oct. SO.-l2:5S pm.
ty continues outwaTdly calm
8 Is the most intense excite.
meath the surface. The strike
ees continue to restrain the
ON violence, this being cOnsid
De the best means OF attaining
In view, but behind the scenes
hbers OF the committee arc
constant meetings with the
& the various groups and seem
eparjng for q bold stroke al
tune moment.
rvs from the provinces indi'
3 the authorities are getting
some sections, but general
baton is Is growing worse In
Improving. In many places
BITS and strikers are fighting
Hundred, as the bands Of
termed.
hands OF the people are In.
rOportionately with the sue
B demonstrations for q con
ssembly Is now almost uni
the Reds" declare that
ould not satisfy the people
bat there must b some
PORK"
mitteemen believe that the
open collision which would
~ Of hands can be avoided
their chances. The army
being gradually being won
> peoples cause, Only
b, who are referred TO as
chOlas' Swiss Guard" are
iaithful 70 the existing re
e night firing occurred, Al.
hnic gehOOl. where a nun.
snts are held as prisoners
bis surrounding this build
ed the WOrkmen With their
we're denounced by the stu.
ereupOh the Cossacks fred
u. The result Is not yet
a policeman In the Vaslli
found dead this morning
Do murdered on his beat
be police are afraid Of Loo
Ves, and refused TO DO patrol
heir places have been taken
ldisrs.
10 alled with false and sen.
eDOrts set hhOst by the roco
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
SEVERAL PERSONS
KILLED IN wreck
The California Limited Meets
With Serious Accident.
NuMsER OF DEAO NOT KNOwN
Relief Trains Wers Immediately Die.
patched to the seeNs--Tne Dead
and Woundod were PlnIOned Under
the cars-csUssd BY Broken Rail.

and WouNdo6 NOrs Plhloned Under
the carS-caussd BY Broken Rail.
Kansas City, oct, Sl,--The A,chisou
Topeka and santa Fe passenger train
No. from chicago, due a, kansas
City at 1880 this morning was de
rallied near Sheffield, miles cast VI
kansas city
Several persons we're KILLED and y
number injured. TIE number OF Nil
ed is varlously estimated from tour tG
eleven, while over 20 persons are said
to have been injured. The injured vii.
be brought to Kansas City.
The wreck occurred at 1915 this
morning.
The accident happened al what Is
known ~ Rock Creek, where the Santa
Re tracks cross the tracks OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific on . trestle. 1t Is stat
ed that the train was derailed by Sttik
ing a broken call, and that The entire
train went down The embankment.
The wrecked train WAS The Califor
mia Limited, one Of the hsaveSt and
fastest In the service. Il left Chiea
60 at 10 O'Clock last night, and was
composed Of regular coaches, chah
cars, tourist slsspsra and Pullman
sleopers. Rallsf tralHa we're sent
from Kansas city 70 Che scene shortly
before nOoa.
Tho scene % the wreck was IN az
out OF the way place and delay In set
ting relief TO the soaus We sXpsEi
enced.
Up 20 12;tB the relief train sent
from Kansas City had DOT reaChSd The
town Of Sheffield. and the dead and
wounded we're still a. the wreck.
Az that hour The number Of dead wa
placed 81 eight.
A heavy rRinfall added 10 the diGl
eultlos experienced by the rOscuera.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
END OF EPIDEMIC
IN CRESCENT CITY
The Current Week Will See the
Finish of Yellow Jack.
rHE FloHT is PRACTICALLY oVEa


After One Of the Hardest struggles
Of Science Against Plague the Az.
thorlssS Announce Positively that
Science Has Won
New Orleans, Oct SIN the pres
cut condition Of aGalrs Il IL expected
that TAO current week will see che ond
OF now cases Of yellow fever. The
number of cases under treatment has
fallen to IS aud comparatively few
active locl remain, business Is rap
idly assuming normal proportions, and
the streets are hlnI W.
Chairman Charles Z, Janyiora. Of
the Citizens committee. believing tha
the struggle practically over, has gone
east for a month, Mr., JRnver's 70
port shows that with 100000 receives
from the state. the total money avail
able here for conducting the ilght was
$500 .lSISi Of which t2lS,A7tH Was
expended. leaving 0t4,7iOyt In bank tu
wind up the campaign The balance
remaining at the ehd, which will Ger
tnlnly exceed $4,000, will 90 10 the
isolation hospital Il cost $500.
to maintain The Emergency hoapltai
during the epidemic The biggest
item Of expense was labor for WhIcn
0l37.l6C,6O wah spent
DR. Roger Post Amea, Of The Unltsi
states army, who rpmainet here al
through tho fever. having charge Of tha
protection uf tAe baWaehs against In.
vaslou and who gave much Of HE time
TO AghtIhG the fever In ~. Bern
parish. has EORs ~ lhU tDrta downs The
river, where be viii do duty Ia
Fourth and Ninety nFSt artillery. WI
Were cOopVd hp for nearly thfce
mouths have also been removed 10 ne
foFtG. where they will spoAi several
weeks In artillery practice,
A new case of fever has been 90
ported at Bayou Matches, 10 Match
l0ches parish,
q II The Arat iu . month. however
TasFe has bean frost Ia Natehltooaea
more Of u Ia expected. and 20 aiaFm
has bsoa created By the sporadic -
efudCscenoo % the fever ouAFaR
the there will not bs restored.
Governor Blanchard Anl party have
returned 10 BATON Rouge TIE GOV
ofnoT before he Ion Looked deeply
iHto the work here and expressed bin
self a. believing that Il cpald got Pc
slbiy lav been J0ns hstleF.
- festival held yesterday ioF tbs
bsheht of toe Bsw laolnfloa hospital ~
TIE commercial travellers netSed o eon.
sldsrable sum % mSngY. Il 10 sApsot
sd that sSSat $4,000 viii have 70 ~
spent 10 vutliaG W q m0dsl lnatita
tloh ne addiiionsl m0aay nseeua
ever tts am0unt SAVED fFem ne 70
yer fnnd will b. raised ~ eatsFtAia
mssta sad private subs0Fipgoas
hat0u h0agp haa susOaa1sd Ne o.
mlSaiion 0t 80 tfsiaht ears. aSa SAs
city " 9hfeVeap9ft IL pgepaFina 70 -
mgys 81 ellaFantinss ~ that Der oem
g!sts traia ssTvios may b Fest0se4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
~ % Victims Ne, Known e..

~ ~ Victims Not Known.
Oct. Silt is impossible "a
approximately the number Ol
b victims Of the riOtlng,
lOlals in charge q the Doe
mSlsTiss end lOok.ups are
FbiGisn 10 GiEo the sligntesi
m. TAe Goa4 and Wounaed
abeF must BE- very eOnsldsr.
y hesa rem0ved b. the polies
IN out a. Sleht q inquiFVrt =.
atry. o. uhoss Ioyaliy ne 80
are dOubtful, are hapt n bar.
3 tha Coasaehs end genAaFuea
N no dialnellnatioB 10 $500
opis o. slgat. are Isfl 70 dsai
cfewdp ~ ons baFFioaaoS
osierday . sta8eat % ne ~
q ne Cosaesks moanted 9
anf agpeEist 70 then % tgin
BE Instead - kining der
who were siraEaiiuG io Ghs
of taeir Comnon eountFT
naaaetn aasuered uith iulf
Niilir6 ains Sna w0undinG e
slmfaF seenea are oesaF
gWhare
Ees assiaG bsfoFa ths eharE
aAS luvass pgsERfe h11aot
y gsfTeia aad a. 90 foofa
Nts ateFtneEis hagu bsee
l1to tsnp1suFy hrasais ~
- usas1a4 rpFEss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01

tleI ar. The shops are closed, aud
those whose owners refuse to shut up
are destroyed. Crowds are busily en-
gagged in tearing down Russian flags
which were displayed by order OF the
police,
Bands Of peasants in the government
Of Suwalki are destroying the gov
eminent alcohol stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01
WILL GEEK rHs NORTH POLE
Expedition 10 Start From Alsska 10 O.
Plora oeuntrY

eApeotuoN 70 4tAiH FFotH Nlastta 70 ~
PioFs o0uHtry
Seattle. Wash. Oct II Or. IN
tome vsrtieie. protector ~ the intsF
national polar inStitute. which proposes
% send a party 90 the best 80
"mnshers" Of the KlOadlk' eOanS
"a expedition 10 tAe north pole, neaea
"a Seattle today from Da~toa.
To ths oOTFeHponishl of The ASao
ciated Press Dr vAdels 'aid bic pro
posed pEfty would leave seattle BeHi
January. " hia expedition oould 10 Or
aauiEsd ~ that time and PrOceed D.
boat 10 tha most northsasisriy point o.
0rAnj Land where q basis o. supplies
o. DOgt o. departure Wolid b. eatab
iished 70 swat tke most fAFornhle time
fog TIE dash 70 he aasIpl,fsd ooaatry
~. vaFieis says tia, II tha sHps
6itioa y . sseosss che paFtY Wil paaa
entlrsiy acf0ss th4 explored 0oaaaEy
afieF takihg observations aa1 secuF
ina iafbFnaiioa ~ q sstsetias RalaFs
b ths ViciaisY a. ~ s0Tft pcis. Hne
them Gene oai 70 FFuns Jqrsflaa4. 90
Waieh point othsE SHpsditRas ma4s
Its bases ~ saVpliss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01

NeW York. Oct o. -.hianioipai
lighusg u pubIie strsotuFss will b.
reality tohiatt When daFknsas
closes 10 about ne nee WIiliAmsbuFs
bridge thousands - sloetFie lights VII
be mads 70 shins OF for ths hFst tine
~ 80 electric euFEoat gsaeralsd at ths
oity'S plant ed Whegs NE tons ~ 20
fuse fHihsFsd by ne department si
Shs street sisaniaG Wiii ~ he fasi
A doses poWsFfai gaFFeHts ulIi b. all,
70 faFbish uight aof oaiY h1r re srsal
bFidss. bui Coz aevsa school houses 10
Ne distriet suFToundinE Ihs nanbai
thE sh4 ~ ne siFuctBrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01

AorfDik. W., OF. - --Ths twu
baitissAip tivisiens ~ ~ Notb =
natie assi, HnaaF ogAmAsd u Rssi
A1mifsl Rabisy Gyuas. ssiis4 tg4sT tai
Aanapoiia. uhsfe thsY - - prepare
aag q Feeaptt9a ~ me bTiibh NoFi
Aiiaatls egaa1fpa astsg Ooamasa -
PFines t.oaia ~ BaitsatufE 4ss IL A
aapsiis 81 Ne asHt fsv dagS
The vessels uhisa proceeded - ~
saoolia aFs ~ hafiisssiss EsuiaGsg
aaaRusFgs Assesses uilhats hissssd
naa Ns'as as6 tsassAaA 'usatls $40
A. 3. .lsstS NaTaslwsf al fsnkiaa f.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-01

neisiFa y - o. u.-Thfsa ~
el1a ssfs ssrsasit aiafsf. oes ~
rheaa pabsegasaflE dis4. aal 10sza
etgfs 30 srfga sseagss ffem -
snmes % q ars a. destroyed ~
sftams nsass 81 asSsfgta orpAaaaEs
4 caltcta seYg tna'ita,ioa. Mfet
epu nattga faFiT lsia asawiaG ~
afs kHe a. - 90 esriq nFEfgE
asa saef Hsgaf IAnee
et frN - 1aa1 a kt
s aiaFH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-18
j aprobados dos titulos ameri-

fueron aprobados dos tftulos ameri-
~ Por tltimo me place inform ar
V. H. que la 1inica queja formal sue
puede airijirse q la Junta Medicos
Examinadores consiste en- ell hecho en-
que realizo los exam enes con bastante
severidad y clio nspirandose en- ell de-
SEQ que aquellos Cue 10 soliciten, ven.
gan al efecto bien preparados, acudien-
do para clio los mejores centros edu.
cativos, entire los muchos que existen
en- los Estados Unidos.
AL logro de este prop6sito y alecio
nado por la defensa que los Estados y
Territories de la Union esta blecen pa
ra la mejor practica de la medicina en-
los mlsmos, este Board, que hasta la
fecha ha venido aceptando sin distin.
cion los certi6cados de. State Board, ha
resuelto Ultima mente, atensrse extric-
tamente 10 que preceptua la seccIon
VI de la ley que 10 cre6 y, en- 10 suce-
sivo, no considerara siempre circuns-
tancia eximente del examen, la pre-
sentaci6n de un certifcado de State
Board.
Muy respe etusamente,
Jose EStSbaw S0Id0i5a,
Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-18

recuerdos imborrables de noche tan
sehalada en- los fastos de la colonia.
Cerrados los brindis con brillante
brooke de orc, por el ilustrado escritor
don Mariana Abril, ell Presidente, Sc
nor Falcon invito los concurrentes a
tomar possession de Ia Casa, este es,
de los salones destinados al Club, 81
tuados en- el piso duodecimo del Ma
rie Antoinette a los que hay acceso
rApido por comodos y elegantes ascen-
sores.
ALI entramos por la pr;mera vez,
quedando prendados del local. de sus
conveniencias y de la elegancia y con-
fort con que todo esta dispuesto. Han
tenido ell mayor acierto los sefiores de
Ia comision en- la election del local,
pues no solo es amplio y comfortable,
sino que reune todas las condolences
para un gran Club. como son las de
inmejorable servicio, salones para
banquetes, recepciones y grandes fes-
tas, y ademas 10 impensable, la gran
sorprensa, los conciertos musicales
nocturnos del Hotel, que los socios
|pueden escuchar. va desde Ell vest1bu-
10 de honor, va desde los amplios pa
Sillos del establecimiento.
Cerramos esta desalifiada cronica,
enviando nuestra calurosa felicitacion
q loe que han acariciado la idea y &
los que la han l1evado la practica
por manera tan inteligente y tan ga
|llarda.
Que ella perdure en- nuestros cora
zones para el brillo de las Macdonald
dades ibero- -americanas es nuestro mas
ferviente anhelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-18
De Patillas

Una boda.-N ON bra smien ntos de nue.
vos sacerdotes .-Simpatica paleja -
FL pueblo contento.
Ell microbes ii del actual acompa-
fIamos al altar para unirse por Ell indi-
soluble lazo del marrjmonio don Luis
Adolfo Carmindez jOven laborioso de
excelente conducta y q la virtuosa y
angelical sef1orita Ramonita Cervoni.
La ceremonial fue solemnizada por
el Rvdo. Padre Leb1on nombrado re-
cientemente para Ell desempefIo de es-
ia Parroquia. de cuyo uombramiento
Sc congratula este pueblo eminer te-
mente catolico y Sc promote mucho de
las virtudes del nuevo sacerdote y de
su dignisimo compaflero Rvdo. Padre
Rodriguez qrienes tributamos nues-
iro reSpetuoso saludo de bienvenida:
este 1ltimo servirs tambien la Parro-
quia de Maunabo.
La ceremonial Sc efectuo en- nuestra
1glesia parroquial con gran accmpa
flamiento.
La simpatica desposada lucia un ele-
gante traje azul celeste, con adornos
de mucho valor.
Apadrinaron los novios los distin-
guidos j6venes don Francisco Cervoni
y la gentil Conchita Carmindez her
manos pectivamente de los contra
yentes.
Demas esta decir que la numerosa
cencurrencia fue profusamente obse-
quiada con licores, dulces etc.
Que nunca Sc empafie la dicha en-
ell dulce nido que han tornado dos
seres que Sc aman.
UN AMIGO.
Octubre IL de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-18
alcaldes 6 gobernadores.

senadores, alcaldes gobernadores.
Sa abiendo, como no pueden ignorar,
ell exclusive y 1nico cbjeto que llevo
los cubanos a la manigua, y alli les
mantuvo afiss y afios, les anime e in
fundio esperanza para llegar a donde
hoy Sc hallan en- 10 indtil que sera con-
tar conque Espafia les auxilie en- case
de algdn atropello, como tambien que
abstenlendose de polftica csntinuar$n
predominando en- 10 econ6mico, la cen.
ducta que les espafoles cumple Sc
gu1r. es tan clara Como Ia primera he
ia del silabarie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-18
Inauguration del Club berO-Auerrane
EN- NUEvA YORK
(De LAS Novedades'

Bajo los auspicics mas halagiieflos
Sc efectu6 ell sabado 1himo la inaugu
raci6n del Club, por cuya formation y
srreglos Sc ha vepido traba1ando con
verdadero ahinco desde ell invierno
l1ltimo.
A la persistencia laudable de sus
iniciadores, debese que la colonia his
pano- americana de esta metropoli
cuente desde hoy con TN centro i'm
portantfsimo para el desarrollo de f.
nes sociales y mercantiles, para solaz
de los que aqui residimos desperdi
gados en- eSta nueva Babilonja, Y 10
que es mas practice todavia, para des-
canso { information de los ibero anne
ricanos que visiten este gran CEN
tro, tanto para fines ttilitarios como
sociales.
Superado e1 minimum del cuadro de
miembros activos del Club, la Junta
Directiva del mismo. juzg6 que con
NADIA mejor que con I'm banquete de-
biera inaugurarse la Sociedad, al
efecto, en- Ell suntuoso Hotel Marie
Antoinette. morada de la Sociedad,
en- la preciosa sala de banquetes que
preSentaba encantador aspecto, Sc Sir
vic exquisite comida en- Ia que reino
Ell mayor contentamiento y ell entu-
siasmo mas sincere. recordandoSe en-
frases carifosas a personas va des-
aparecidas, cuyas inicia twas fueron
fruct1feras para la consecucion de
ideales semejantes a los que imperan
en- el Club Ibero Americana, y que
por causas de todos deploradas, no han
podido llegar a su pleno desarrollo.
Referlmonos, como 10 hsbran adj
vinado va nuestros lectores, al Circu]o
Colon -Cervantes. y a su inolvidable
fundador ell doctor don Juan N. Ma
varro, a quien Sc dedic6 un carfioso
recuerdo, como tambien al genial don
Ferrlin Toledo. fallecido en- Paris
1ltimamente.
Don Alberto Falcon, dignfsimo pre-
sidente del Club Ibero Americana,
inicio los brindis al servirse Ell cham
pagne, exponiendo en- frases breves
y concisas Ell objeto de la tundacjon,
la labor 1mproba de los sefiores que le
secundaron en- esa obra tan simpatica,
los ideales que Sc persiguen, Ell bien
que para todos los que aquf residimos
hsbremos de reportar unidos en- es-
trechisimo haz, para propender la
mayor honra y gloria de las naciona
lidades ALI representadas.
1niciados va los discursos, los CONT
nuaron con vibrante y enthusiastic Erase, |
para la raza la familia-y la naciona-
]idad de cada uno, los sefiores Aria
gada, de Chile; Baldasano. de Espaf1a;
Monteverde, Ulloa, de Costa Rics;
Bolafios, de Nicaragua; Requena Ber-
m1dez. del Uruguay; Figueredo. de
Venezuela; Perez del Castillo, de Gu
ba; don Marisno Abril, de Puerto
Rico, y otros sefiores, de nacionalida-
des varias, que han escapado nuestra
memoria, pero que deiaron con su
facil palabra y carifiosos conceptos, |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-10-18
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