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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-08
tA Cu8I t0ndenGia res
pOnde 81 paTiidO?


ID signie1te sinterVi .Ws csIebr6
con 81 iefs del pertldo republlcAno,
un0 de nueStroH redsctOres:
p. SC6mo iuzga usted 81 proyectO
de eBoard On Trade !?
r. No pretendo eludir la res quests.
81 afirmar, como afrmO. que no he
comprendidOr todavfa. 81 ObJato del
proyectado Board Of Trade Las <
plicaciones dadaa no me han pRrecid0
suficienteu para IlegRr 6 IN complete
iuicio de la acci6n que pr6Cticamenta
Vendr6 8 ejercsF tal organization en- Ia
vida econ6micT del pals.
Yo CFeo no Be tretR, soIamentes de
una org AnizRci6n de propsgandR para
prOp6sitos gflc0ias y comerclales. Ma
hR pRFecido que dicho B B1ard prstende
actusF efclzmente on la vida ec0n6mi-
CO del pals. y para eat0 hsy que Con-
tar. en- mucha paFte. con les Corpora
clones eleCtiv2s. de nuastrO actual re-.
gimen. Yo quisro aceptar que ell
Board of Trade, no es pol1sic0, pero
tengO indudable. que una Vez cOnsti-
tuido, ejereerfa u0R gran iufuenCia
pOIfsiea.
p s5a disc que eI partido republi-
canO 90 contrario & ese prOyecto9
r. pRrtido rapublicanO estS
muy Atanto & esa proyectc; obserYS su
desarrOllO. y 81 llegase 6 Convencerse
de que envuelVe alg6n- prop6sito que
Ie saa contrario & hlstiI. On alguna ms
Nora. 10 Combatir6 decididamenta 81
bien del pals 10 queremos todos. perO
no bAsta ID conform dad en- al fin, sino
que ademaa es indispensable. Ii con-
formidsd ca los medios de reAliz8rlo.
P.SLR opinion de 50 prensR es Ia
opinion del Directorio rapubiicRno.
Tiene au sanction y aprobAci6n ror
parte de 6ate2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-08
Los cabIGgramas que
aViSaTOn Ia victoria
de Togo.
Era ditieII tsnsr como cleric,
tanto dGsastre.
Como fuoTOn IIggaRdO las prime
TaS ROtIeias.

Lonares, Mayo 29.-Seg1n varios
cables recib'dos aquf no hay lugar
q dudas que las fotas de los al
mirantes Togo Y Rojestvensky 50
han encontrado al fin ceYca del es-
trecho de Tsushima, el sabado Ill
timo.
La Ultima elici6n del xHerald2
aseguro que el rey Eduardo ha re-
cibido un cablegrama en- ell que Sc
le dice que en- una batalla naval
rsulto el almirante Togo victorioso.
Un telegrama de Shangay que
public6 81 daily TelegraphsD Sc
ha confrmado.
Ha habiao dos encuentFos, Ell Sc
gundo ocurrido cerca de WOosung
dOnde un ndmeFO de cruceros au-
xiliares y trasportes rusos estaban
reunidos.
a pesar de que ell encuentro de
las fotas fu6 ell sabadO, las auto
ridades navales en- San Petersburgo
declaran que ignoran por complete
Ia sit1aci6n.
LondFes, Mayo 29.-E correspon-
sal del xDaily Mail, en- Toxic dice
que Ia dota rusa ha sid0 dispersa,
que varios de los buques rusos es-
tan desarbolados y eli resto esta en-
fuga Perseguidos por los iaPoneses.
Tamb!en Ell xMorning Postp publi-
ca un cable de su corr ponsal en-
Shanghai en- el que dice que IN
telegFama recibidO ALI de Pekin
anuncia que la fota del vice al
mirante Rojestvensky ha sidU de-
rFotada ceFca de Tsu Island y que
cuatro de los buques rusos inclu-
yendo al acDrazado BoFodino han
sid0 hundidos.
Tsipgtan, Mayo 29.-Se afFma
que en- La bStalla naval Dcurrida Ell
sabado no tornaron parte todos los
buques De u eseuaaTa Iusa, Los,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-08

barcos de poca velocidad, Sc afrma
Davegaban cerca De la costa del
Jap6n. Las p6rdidas japonesas Sc
eonsideran en- un crucero y dos tor
pederos.
En- la legaei6n iaponesa tampoco
Sc conocian detalles hasta aver tar
de, aunque Sc saba que Sc afec-
tuaba una batalla naveI. Mr.. Ko-
goTo Takahira ell ministro japon6s
dijo anoche 4 algunos reporters:
GTengo algunas noticias pero has
ia ahoFa no Psedo decir Ell resulta-
do de la batalla. Mis- informes aun-
que muy vagos. por las dificulta-
des de las cOmunicaciones, indican
que uno 8 dos acorazados y tres 8
cuatros cruceros Fusos han sido
hundidos. encayados, capturados 8
puestOs fuera de- combate por all
gun otro medio.D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-08
DeSpu8S Del tfiODfo
Takahira ViSit6 al
PrGSidGnte
les IN SsGTsto todaVia 10 que
ambOS hlbIdTOn en- dquGIIa
GOlf0TGRCla, aunqu8 tOdO 81
muldO 10 SupOlG.
f'HabISr do psz, ss premature
-tliO ol-GmbsjadOT TUSO.

New York, Mayo 80. M. Tskahira,
ministro iapor Is en- los Estados Uni
dos vilit6 10 Casa BlaHcA entire nueve
y diez de Ia noChe y por espaciO de
una hora estuvo coDfeFenciando con ell
Presidente. con relaci6n & Ia bataIla
naval ocurrida el sabado y & Ia situa-
ci6n del Iejsno Este.
Los efsCtOs de "a batRlIa 4 'tima Y
los prop6sitos de ps2 fueron biscuit.
dos, pero que LR conversation asumi6
ago mas que IN nero informs eg ge-
neraImente cTeido.
M. TskahiFa no ha divuVeRdo nGda
de Au conservation con ell Pfesidente Y
Mr.. R9ossVeIt cree que la guerra ter
mipaTs; perO hs dicho & varioB visi
tRntes, que 6l no We ninQ61 camino
por el cual pueda COntribuir & que se
frme 10 pRz.
Ei Presidente esperG que Russia mo
deTGgG su poSGci6as tGsato como sea ne
0eSGrl0 para que la pdg pstedG ser
possible.
Mr.. Tax ,hira. segdn ssfirmsn aIgu-
mas personss, dij3:
-GDespu6I de estR gesn victoria.
Russia sossmente ser6 Is responsible 81
Ia guerra continda.S
En- ls legaci6n jSponesa Sc expres6
ell ministro, en- estos t6rminoe:
-GYo no puedo discutir los efactos
de estG bAtaIla hssta que los & timos
ioformes seSn recibid1s; hasta que CO.
n0zcamos el destino de Rogestw ems XII
Pregunt8d & Russia, no Rl Jap6n. 81 Q
h0ra de Ia pRz hR lIegado. Nuestra
fotR est6 ahorR persiguiendo sl enemi
go. Es Russia y no el Jap6n, la que
debe tcmar h iniciativ8 para que ID
paz sea firmads. ,
81 condo CAssini, emb3jador russo.
diio:
-SEspero yer aI Presidenta antes
que Ia semanR termine.3
El baron StembuYg, el embsjsdOr
aIeman, estuvo desde teGnprano c0nfe-
renciando con ''eI embSjador rasO. que
est6 an constante relaci6n con ell Preai-
dente, pues SO tratsn con muchs amis-
tad y tiene Ia libertSd de visitArIe en-
Cualquier tempo.
FL embsjador gusFda an discreto ST.
Iencio, pero prestAr6 ai Prssidente
tods Ia aaistsncia possible, con refsren-
ciR q la guerra entire Russia Jap6n.
Ei cOnde Cassini sdeclaT6 en- Ia em-
bsj ida rusa:
-eH ablar de pqz es premature.
Muchos como 70 Verfsn con gasto Ia
termination de ls guerrR p0r YARNS
rsz 1nes, pero 20 Creo que 81 efecto del
dessstre de Roj jestw enskY sera Is pro
Iongaci6n def litiva de ID guerra. Ru-
sic seguir6 pelesndc pOr sfi9s, hasts
que 10 guerte se cRmbie.0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-08
GRAN ESTABLEGIMIENTO FOTOGRAFIGO
= DE RAFAEL COLORADO =
TELBFON0 "a. APARTAD0 1874. SAN JUAN, PR.

mas
q Complete sutdO do Op1s
APARAT0S RAPID lMoS PARA NlNoS.
= Ssed6l especial ampiaiots q aHnu &
puebas
EStG personals.
9
cenado Ell dia
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DEL HAWA All
(De maestro correep0n8GZ A. r
-MSnVielze J


I'm cr5men. Ell dia "a del pasado,
ge encontr6, en- un monte del 5istFito
de R4u, Hawaii. y como 4 millss del
uebl0 de Hicca, el cuerpo de IN hom-
bre, con un balszo en- ell Craneo, que
le deatrCz6 Ia masR enCt flliCa, "a
cabeza separRda del trorco; result6
ser IN oriental. (chino J Fu6 hAllAdo
por 10 pOlicfa, ell EutoE del Crfmen,
que result6 ser LibeFato Soto. eg COM
patriots nuestrO, y fu6 detenido eli po-
CO tempo. CArne para lR infAmante
picota.
Una c0na5SS6n. conocido anne
ricanO que ha residido en- Puerto Rico
Rg6n tempo, Mr.. Victor Clark, y
que oCup6 an pueato en- ell departs
mento de instruction de esa isla, ha
llegado aqui, como comisionRdo para
informRr del estado en- que Sc ancuan.
tran los trabajadores amersCanos Y
com patriot
Una bodG.-Muchos de nuestPos
paisGnus Sc amman en- ls realization
de matrimoniOs. que sc hacen entire
pAisanoG aver hubo una buena iesta,
por hRberse Fealizado ei de RomuaIdo
RusAdo y Marta Caraballo, antiques
vecinOs de YauCo.
E domir g. pr6ximO se casarsn tam
bi6n los j6Venes jos quin BatancouFt y
Lsonor FranChestine. de Adjuntas,
HIS estS se1oritA de don Antonio. an
tiguO vecinO de dicho pueblo. Iran &
IL boda todos los pAisAnos del distrito.
EscGS6s de 0gatG.-Sa siguen haCien-
do gestiOnes para encontfar buena
sGuu y en- suficiente cantidad. pues no
tenemos suficiente para nuebtras nece-
nidAdes.
Zn0aigr0Ci6n pel5gro80. -COntin6an
llegAndo buen n6mero de trabs iadores
coreRn0s que Vienen & cuItivar O. Is.
Dicen que sGIen de su psfs 8 causa de
Ia Ccupaci6n isponesa de u guerra
que M paralizado alIf les TIRE b. ls de
campo, pueS ID pobiaci6n sgrfcOla se
reconcentFa en- Las Ciudades.
Sc teme que hsya rozsmientOs con
nOsotrOs pue0 ellos miriam con preyen-
ci6n los dem6s jDrnnleroa.
-AgIt00a6VSLeS -Sigue creciendo Ia
afici6n por los automobiles 81 sefior
Curtis recibiFa uno, muy grAnde. 90.
N semRns.
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A v / S 0

Un amigo de Jayuya ihf6rmanos
que los Sres. Flutes P. Hsredia v Pc
dFo Sancho. cuyo parAdero inquirfa-
mos. encueDtrGn en- eI pr0pio barriO
de Jayuya. Ell Drimer0 dedicado q Ii
siembra de cafe Ell segondo recoIec-
tando una tala de t. bAco dc So propie-
dad.
Rogamos, pueg. & dichos seffores ae
sirvan cOsteatar & nuestFRs cRrtas, pEes
les que Yeiteradamenta les helnos az.
crit1 nos han sidO devueItas sin que
sepamos por quien.
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Pfocedente de New York entr6
anoChe en- el puerto 81 vspor america.
no GCoRmo.0
--Mtfisna cOntinuRremos publicando
el debAte del asunto de IaB psgadurfas
ca el Consej9 Eiacutivo. El exseso
de originates de actualidad. OBJ iganos
& sugpenderIo hoy.
-Ancche dos eciudadanas@ de Las
que Be Les eats prohibid0 saIiF antes de-
Ias diez de "a nochs. fueron muItsdas
hoy pOr el Juez Bszin. por hsbarse
peFmitido 81 luio Rnoche de ponerse de
sriDRo rangG9 y paseAr en- 10 plaza
principal, duraOte Ia retFetR.
-Ffanciaco Perez que anochs sgre-
di6 & JacintA Bruno. en- ell ditto demo-
minado Ella ChoFrera. , $50 de multa.
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Sc asegurs que los artfculos poIf.
tiers que han visto la luz reCientamen-
to en eli 6rgano del partid0 republics.
no de eata Ciudad, son debidos & Is
p!uma del doctor BArbosa.
-STiene usted IN Sultan (prensa
para DruebssR Yo se 10 Compro.
ApaFtadO 295.
--Ignaeio Sanchez y Ensebis Fal6
acussdos de aduIteriO, absuaItOg nor
fsltG de pruebas.
.Eleuteria NieVes. por reflir y al
Csndalizsr en a via p6blica. "a fu6 I'M
pueatQ eata mRGanR 80 dies da arVasto,
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A v | S 0

Durante la ausencia de- nuestro
director el DR.. M. Zsno Gandfa,
dir1iase toda ia correspondence adj
ministrativa. giros postales, chekes,
etc, al administrator sen II Ber-
nardO BlandinO.
La correspondence politica al
director INFERNO senior Juan Bras
chi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-08
.LO que pOr de prOntO
pidgn los iap0nGsGs.
Anexl6n dc COTea. DsmOIICf6nd 9
Port Arthur, Intervention del
tranSlbGFlalO. IndGnnIzaGi6n
do mil milIODsS dc dsIlars, ;"
New York Junio 3

New York, Junio 2
En- Verdad. Ii derrota ha sido fenO-
menaI Rojestwenskg, herido de msIa
manera en- el crsneo. capturad0 Y ran
dido otro almirante, Nabogattotf y
mas de nueVe mil rusos muertos y
epresados entre oficiaIes de alta gra.
dusci6n y marinerfa.
He Bquf 81 resGmen del desastre na-
val ruso:
BsrCOs hundidcs cs,........17
CapturadOs ...... ..... 5
EaCapados ...s...... -. 3
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Los Japon0se8 Sc Van.-Ls msyor
parte de los iornaleros iaponeses que
trGbsjsn en- estss hsciandss, Sc eatsn
mErchRndo para San Francisco de Ca
lifornis.
Bste'a TEMPO. La 6poca de Iluvit 8
se ha inicisdo y Is mo!ienda contip ia
sin interr1 pci6n.
El estado sanitsri0 es bueno may
pocss son les df fu CHORES que ocurren.
Ue bGTcO que Sc quenaG. El dfz 13
hub0 foego enIa b hfa. La frsq ste
americana GMarrh DAviso sse duen6
cslculsndose las r6-didas en so, 900
dollars, entire elias 40 900 valor del
csrgament0, La carga ers de cal viva
y petr6leo y estabs asegurada.
El capit6n Mac L1on y toda Is tri-
pul6ci6n se aRlVaron. So asegura aue
Ia Gauss del inceadio fu6 una combus-
ti6n Pxp6ntanes.
HGgLGna0s aqua -Por fn hsmos en-
Contrado sgur, regular. En- el pqzo
qle % hs hecho, tsnemOs va 90 pies =
ID prcfundidad es ya de 200 pies, pero
Sc trabsja para que Sea mas hOndo y
tsneF mas SRua.
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Ia GRAN BATABLA NAVAL
DEsGRBELA On OFFICIAL JlPOAEs, De REGRESO be SASEBO

Como Nebogatof-Los uego-A
BorodinoS ardia LA captan del sOreiSe afra
tenia par
tidaTios.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
MISSISSIPPI
TAKES WATER.
NT5W BATTLEsHIP LAUNCHED he
FORE LARGE PARTY OF Dis
TINGUISHED GUESTS.

philadelphia PIT. Sept 2O.-In the
presence of distinguished party Of
guests. the battleship Mississippi was
launched today 1t the yards OF the
william Cramp ship and Engine
Building company. The vessels spon-
aor was Miss Mabel Glare Money
daughter Of United States Senator Mo.
ney. Owing to the prevalence Of yei..
low fever IN the south Governor Vars
doEnaa of Mississippi, aud his staff
were unahleto attend the launchipgs
The governor was represented hy sens
ator Money.
The guests included Admiral Dewey
Lieutenant Commander Wood, Re +
Admiral Rogers. Mayor Weaver. al
this city. the naval officers stationed
here and IN washington and manX
civilians.
The christening party consisted of
Senator and Mrs. Money Miss Money
aud her fi8neee Dr. William Whitney
Kitchen. They were escorted to The
yard BY General George p Williams
the Cramps Washington repfeaentas
live, WIN accompanied them 70 this
city Immediately after the launching
luncheon was served.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
nAIIwAY EDtc .aTi0N


Chicago. Sept. -Co-nperatIon be-
tween the. University Of Chicago and +
number Of railroad Officials h1s' re-
salt6d IN the estabIIshment Of 2 fonf=
year course in railway education Al
advisory board composed mostly pf
railroad men has been established With
Il. ". MeKenna assistant 70 HresIaent
Fafiing OF the Milwaukee, and 50.
panl road as chairman aud DaAle.
Willard. second vice president O THE
as vice chairman. Ainoiik
Ehpse who form this board are 81 g
Bird. a. r. Banks, W G Browh +. ~
Dalano. W. r. Hnrahan. J. a. Falfh-
E0rn. s. NJ. FELTON, w A {. Gardner p
II Fulton i KrutEsebnitt and Il
Thomas There men, representing -
thev do all phases Of railroadlHf wEa
shane the cnursas which are T. 81
given and Will themselves. as eeeaHiqHH
Hfeulilres. daIIFef Iactures.
The first vnar'a COURSE, from 0etpfes
- June. sill be devoted ia ralEWaz'
conditions II the United statea KAS
second year vii be devoted tHfreIsII#
service railway tFansportalInns 4aIiz
way law and rite regulation. nHHfH#
the third xear the Following hFaneHe#
viii .be c6p6fed passenger shExIz#z
Statistics and ReoRraphy Of 1aIlN#z
|signaIllnG and trafu service fa| ###
auditing and hnanee md IefEH.H.zE*
During the fourth year the faI5H#aHs
enbiects wIIl be stndIed' MoEIFH
|er. railroad equipment track 5
development ard the ecoHduII az
railway locQmotifn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01

ALLEGED IN
CAMBRIDGE
Illinois Authorities Said to
Shield MuldererS,
TWO MIN AND A FONAN
VICTIMS OF POWERFUL CLIQUE
Or. Byrd {. Powell Tells Chicago Au-
thorities Startling Story pilrrIme
10 Which Prominent
Names Are Mixed

chicago, sent. ao nhtsls afa 81.
ries IF sensations Mhfehs afe Alleged to
have smouldered ron hlsiaths II, Cam
Sriage, Ill, and wlifeh may explain.
she mysterious death OF Iohn vi.
Sfreed. a promine6tattArn and p0l-.
i4tician who was found Nfelass II his
sffice door In Canibrid98 4 week ago.
With 4 bullet through lBS head were,
revealed hers today.
Or. Byrd 4. powell vdnrsnaisy SUR
yeon OF Sandwich, HI. cane tn CaieH-
90 and tald 4 story running back of
the recent suicide nf his brathef VIII
liam y. Powell Of Cambridge The
story dlselpses a chain Of facts con4
ueeting the Powell and Stresd eases
With The virtual murder of Il sweElish
|domesNe in the home OF a weaitily anu
nromincnt man at CamhridEo more
than five yeflrs ago. She NfiH buried
secretly, Without death ceFtiHeatN or
N inquesE In the opinion pf pr Fo-
we'll Atsorney Streed was fhprdered
becanke Streed knew the truth habehind
taee ewoman's death Streed got the
facts from William DE- Powell Who
committed suicide August 26. last at
Ter Mr.. powell'a home had been hrulk
IN UP and the guilty persons blended
i is alleged by inhuential palitlRf
friends DR. Powell declares NIL
brother was, drlxen to his death tA
clique at Cambridge.
He suspected Several mensdf pronl3-
nenre OF being too friendly wltF III
;ecutinn which, II Is said drove hlnl t4s
suicide.
Finally Powell hwoke QUE f9orfilllg
70 find .stat ana feathers Written oll
his door MfthA note or9erinE hifH los
leave town within four EdasA aF auilet
yEnleflcn = the hands n fauftl
Then Powell aunMnoHea hfnfhgr
f2iilla4n detafled thp story If tits sui
it, - lex 81 H.
uan6eeutIbhk mud the III 7s 9l fIeaflss
What shall do2F ile AAked u tle !.
"a 8 after thems repflsd his aaVi
81. YOU knoM samething of The Beays
of this swedish girl.
iiThe men nersecuting you are In
ynlved III that ease Go after theHa
Two netet tnes arrived at e'afnbridke
SEA resSllf Il work up evidenceslu refv
srerfe "a fhe defth Of the domestic
~ p. Powell sfnek the evidence to 4 G.
lorneS Streed and asked hin1 "a pf1ses
cute the men Streed refused tasdo It.
because Ii involved some af MS hesi
friends William d. Poweus aplelde
followed DIR. Powell bellexes that
Streed and some Of the suspeeeed faen
auafrelled and In the heat nf disnutn
streed betrayed his knowledge of Tie
iomestie tragedy.
my Srother' said Mr.. Powell to-
day. was bounded to death ps q
ellaue or men whn control esefyfhlflg
I'm the administration Of tine law u
Cambridge If streed was mufaared 9
It il simple matter for the Gam
bridge authorities TO find ont whb aie
the persons Interested IN hrlHalHs
about his death. But they have pai'5
posek suppressed the truth whleh +
revealed. may lead d the discovery 9
streedfs murderer and BRING to light
another murder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01

New York, Sept. s0.--Mme. sehu-
mann-Heink has Cancelled her aita
noon and evening engagements for
s yraeuse ana Is now In New
York to receive treatment here at the
hands Of her physician. Her throat Ii
IN serious condition,
She did not sing in 0giensburg. X.
T., but expected TO appear In Syra-
cuse Thursday evening. The throat
aiady grew wosse however. and she
came on to New York at once.
ON reaching this city she placed her.
self under the care of DR.. ]. Noun
Bleyer throat specialist with a large
practice among grand and comic opera
singers, who said that Nine. Heink IL
suffering from severe strain to her
vocal cords, which viii necesHitate
treatment and a complete rest for two
or three weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
LAS VEGAS FAIR
CLOSED LAST NIGHT
MANAGEMENT SAYS FIRST PAIR
WILL PROvE FISASeIA1s Sue
oEss-BoNNiE TREASURE

Special TO the Morning Joufnal. 3
Iaas Vegas y SEPT aQ The
Blues won eaafly from santH #e this
affassnoon by i score q Iels 20 4 60
lie and Naah with several u the s {
hndueraun aiId La ! VeEa# Ial nlas.ez1
A9e Organising team hzI g 81
through Mexico 10 the 10y ilsz
high class ball.
AnOfhen big crowd 3 r lines nIl1as
thiA afIEfnoun saw he closing q the
fair. EInanela1 snfFfas HHH 1eNafaFe
lie bIanakement aIIH zIIe 44HeHnee+
inent s. made tbAe IL fsIf VII u e
anllu8I fea1afes
n0hnle IiEeasH1p Asatll.
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aue h0rHe. Idsit aA'1aas hSs y. = T fEsEtz
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snNaea hsfsell4eie HurpHlzsa thf s. S
tnI tA.s S afIeEno8nsbv wIaHInE the Sc s
lslne vi case. from SeldHn Wilkez
4 III and 4nH Lady EEsln tlIElz
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Phlladelphia. Pa. Sept s0.-sulh-
erIand n Provost, third vice president
Of the Pennaylvanla Railroad company
died tonight it his home here Of i
complication Of kidney and heart truns
bic. afed so years. He began his raIi-
road career in 1864 IS rod man III
the Philadelphia & Erie failfond
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
INSANE MOTHER sEATGnTEIls
HTgR SEVEN SMALL III1IsIs1s )

Rock Island. I'LL. Sept g. Ms
CLARENCE Mfarltham, Of canhfidSe
near here. in ant of tentneraFx lus4fas
ity. today killed her seven childFea
with IN axe after which she placed
thefn bodies ON bed, saturated Il
With coal OIL and set fire g It. She
then hacked her throat With knife
and threw herself on the. burning bel
NeiRhbors rescued her, hrt she was -
badly burned that she died snpn after
she had made confession.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
NEW ORLEANS HAS
HOPE THAT YELLOW
FEVER IS CHECKED
People Resolved to Keep
the City Clean.
ALABAMA tx!EADs nfR
QUARANTINE TO MISSISSIPPI

New Orleans Ia. Sept. 30.A-The
yellow fever report to G j. mi;
New cases, 81
Total cases to date. 5000.
Deaths. q
Total deaths, sSg.
New foci, IL.
iMJinder treatment gfl
s Discharged. 2.372
a terrific ralnst0rm that temporarily
put many streets under water. de-.
scended In the city today, but as the
water was speedily carried off BY the
drainage machines there was no. inter-
ruptinn Of the work of either doctors
or Inspectors The death list was again
a source Of qualification pointing un-
miatakabiy. to the fact that the tyne IL
fever Is exceedingly mild.
To-day hcompleted the tenth week Of
the fight against the disease. With the
fever practically whipped conferences
are now proceeding In connection with
the establishments ora permanent nos
pftal By which It is hoped to avoid any.
further recurrence of yellow fever Iii
epidemic form. Following the exam-
pie Of Havana. the fundamental aim Of
the promoters Is to secure d site like
~ to be most free OF stegomyia moss
quitoes
In VlcksbuFg.
Vipksburg. Miss, Sept 30.-Twelve
new cases OF yellow fever and two
deaths were reported up to b. M, to-
day.
AInbama Puts ON Quarantine.
Birmingham. Alh.s Sept 30. Alaba-
fna has guafantigpd aeainst tie entlre
stlte al Al1ssifllpni In WlafdutIgit
taking elIes J Il. mi today
In pcnSacola.
Pensacola, Fla., Sept. S0.- Fourteen
new cases Of yeilaw fever and three
deaths we're reported today,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
WOMEN SHOULD BEWARE
OF GREEKS BEARING GIFTS

Washington, Sept so George HorT
tom american consul at Athens has
sent 70 the state departneltt a warning
to Americans against marrying Greeks
without being sure that the ceremony
IS performed BY reliable Greek,
priest He says that the aesertinh Of
American wives and families BY Greek
husbands who return 20 Greece and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01

remafry without obtaining divorce
(which seems to be permissible In
Greece unless lha precauslon above
noted is observed IS ii natter Of tot
frequent occurrence The consul en-
closes in his repukt ! copy Of q lega,
opinion as to the Legality III Greece oi
Y marrlage CONTACTED abroad hy
Greek subjects - strengthen his
Warnings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
ne smcIts.r for ClsllluallIla.

Fl Pasn. Texts Sept 80. Tbe Ans
erienn Smelling and Refining eonpany'
sodav nufchasea site at Chihuahua.
Mexico. for thef erection Of the biggest
smeitar IN fhatl country The work Il
10 start at 0ncaI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01
RalIWays wast INJUNCTION pdss||

Austin, Tesas. Sent 30.
railways whifh Yesterday snaEHz
enI0in The collection 81 tho Or
cent tax on their gross eArnlns
waIved their petition fnf tsAsHa
Injunction and lHe alIHas Here
October II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1905-10-01

Mexico f'ltx. Sent 80 General Mor-
ieza Khan. Persian minister 70 the
United States and Nexlee has hefn II
far several daes