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New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
THE WhWBEEK.

Wawbeek N. Y. July (speciaD.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Parish. jr. Miss E. r. Delafied and
G. Hall Roosevelt. of New York. are at Bunga-
low cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Hanemann.
Miss Jeanne Develle and Master H. w. Hane-
mann. jr., of New-York. have arrived at the
hotel. DR.. o. S. Wightman. of New-York a
guest at the Wawbeek for many seasons, is back
again. DR.. Wightman is receiving the congrat-
ulations of his friends at the hotel and among
the many campers on the Upper Saranac Lake
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

Elizabethtown. N. J.. July (SpeciaD.-That
the Windsor will be represented by a first class
golf team this season is a foregone conclusion.
Many of the old players have returned. The
course was never in better condition than now,
and practice play has been almost continuous.
Miss NJ. E. Evans. of New-YOrk who holds
the woman's championship for the CObDe Hill
Club is doing some excellent playing this
season William s. Kellogg hopes to be able to
arrange interesting match games this
season between the Windsor team and teams
from other leading hotels in the mountains.
Social events at the hotel keeping pace
with the sports. The Windsors orchestra has
arrived and the dances will be started soon.
Judge c. D. Gregory of New York, arrived
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
HOW THE TROUBLE BEGAN.

Mrs. Lakefront-what's the cause OF tss
estrangement between Mrs. POrkpack and Mrs
Beeftrust?
Mrs southsyde-Mrs. Beeftrust said her nus
band gave great deal OF money anonymously
and Mrs Porkpack suggested that that migns
the Treasury's conscience fund.-(Philadslaa1a
Sulletin.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

on his approaching marriage in November to
Miss Pearl Parker. of Providence. r. ]. Henry
Bristow and w. o. Wetherbee. of New-York
have recently arrived at the hotel for an eX-
tended stay.
]. Ben Hart. proprietor of the Wawbeek. has
converted the billiard room of the hotel into
an attractive rustic bower. Rough logs from
the forest form the corner pieces and benches
about the rooms while the walls are sheathed
with the shaggy bark of the trees. the whole
presenting a most inviting appearance on
hot day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

this week. His party includes Mrs. Gregory,
Appleton Gregory, Mrs. j. Gregory and Mrs.
Palmer
Other recent New-York arrivals at the Wind
include l.. p. Evans. w. w. Evans. A. NJ.
Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. PomerOy and
son. Miss McComb. Mrs. Low. Mr.. and Mrs w.
Mckinney. Miss Mckinney and RosSeu Nc
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

John F. Buck Miss Helen F. Turner, Mr.. and
Mrs o. G.. Getzen-Danner Miss Getzen-Danner
Miss Helen Greene. Mrs. George Zilkie, Miss
Leverich. Mrs. T. p Wickes, Miss Gillespey.
Mrs. Howland Russell and Miss Russell Mrs.
F. T. Garrettson and Miss Garrettson.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

at their camp on Lake Kiwassa, and the party
are frequent visitors at the hotel.
Among the New-Yorkers recently arrived at
the Algonquin Paul Drane, E. F. Schermer-
horn Gustav Haller and Fl. r. Haskins
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
THE WINDSOR.

Samuel K Bremmer. of New-York. who are here
for the season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-05

the middle Of the floor.
and. every minute lessons our chances
70 beat McCune. and ! have to begin by
wasting time OH n tussle with a traitor.
There's another train ut 11:JJ: l don't
take any chances on missing that one"
well, we'll" laughed his friend, push
ing him good humoredly toward a door
by Il red and white striped pillar,
'we'll wait here if you like. But at
least go in there and get a shave: it's a
clean shop. You wan to look your best
If YOU are going down to fight H.. Els.
bee"
take these, then. and you will un.
derstand,' said Harklcss. and he thrust
his three kilograms of the morning
into Toms hand and disappeared into
the barber shop. When he was gone
Meredith went To the telegraph Office
in the station and sent a line over the
wires to Helen: Keep your delegation
at home. He's coming on the LOO
Then he read the three kilograms
Harkless had given him. They were
all from Plattville.
Sorry cannot oblige. Present incumbent
tenacious. Delicate matter. No hope fof
X. II. But don't worry. Everything all
right. SMITH.
Harkless. II you nave the strength t.
walk, come down before the convention,
Get here by l0:i7. Looks bad. Come II II
kills Won. *. ii.
You intrusted me with sole responsible
ity for all matters pertaining to Herald
Declared yourself mere spectator. Does
this permit your interfering with my pol
icy for the paper? Decline to considei
any proposition to relieve me OF my du'
ties without proper warning and allow
ance OF time. Forced to disregard all sug'
gestions as to policy. which, by your owr
instructions. is entirely my affair ant
must be carried out as direct.
IL. FISBEE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-05

~1HE accommodation train wan.
dered down through the aft.
@hs=zEFS crnoOn sunshine, stopping Il.
yNx2g every village and every cOun.
try postotiicc on the line. There was a
passenger In the smoker who found
the stops at these wayside hamlets i'll
terminablc. lie got up and paced the
aisle now and then. and his companion
reminded him that this was not ccr.
taia to hasten the hour of their arrival.
at their destination. Il know that
answered he, but I've got to beat
McCune."
"By the way observed Meredith,
'you left your stick behind"
"YOu don't think | need a club to
face
Tom chOked. "Oh. no: / wasn't think.
ing of your giving ii. Fisbee a beating.
! meant to lean on"
81 don't want it. I've got to walk
lame all my life, but I'm not going to
hobble OH IA stick
Tom looked ut him sadly for a mo.
ncnt. 1t was true. and the CrOssrOad.
ers might hug themselves in their
cells over the thought. For the rest Of
his life John HAIRLESS was to walk
with just the limp they themselves
would have had if. as in former days,
their sentence had been to the ball and
chain.
.Slt down, boy, sit down. said
Meredith, and his friend obeyed.
The window was open beside the two
young men. and the breeze that blew
In soothed like Il balm, yet held n tame
and spice In it, a hint of walnuts and
Of coming frost. There was a newnesS
in the atmosphere that day, a brigin
IMMIGRATION. that set the blood tin
Cling. The hot months were done with:
languor was routed. Autumn spoke. to
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-05
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK J

Meredith" said the other. turning To
him Sravcly. "you may think me n
fool If YOU will. ana it's likely | am.
but ! don't leave this station except by
train. I've only two days TO work in.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-05-05
CHATTER MY.

HE accommodation train wan.
dered down through the aft.
crnOOn sunshine, stopping Il.
ksgSg every village and every cOun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30
Sensible taIIeCimiGntO
en- YaUcO.

I'm telegram recibidO de YarC0 hs
comuniCado & ID familia Ibfante SaR-
vedra. de este capital, Ia infRusta nue.
"a de hsber faIleCi 20 en- el CitRdo pue.
BIO 81 ioven don Eduardo 1nfants Saa-
vedra.
padeciendO crueifsimR dolencia, que.
81 fin, Ie hR aPrebAtad0 10 Vidas en ple-
ma iuventud.
Era inteligente. Sirvi6 en- 81 cuer-
.po de telegFafatas en tiempoe de la do
minaci6n espafoIG y en- 81 Signal
Corps despu6s de Ea invAai6n amerl-
cana.
Sinceramente Iamentamos Is mueTte
premature de don Eduardo lOfante
Saavedra. Z, compFendiendo cukn
hondo es el dolor que embHFgS 6 la es.
timads familia, nos asoCianaOa s 90 pc
na Y Ie dsmos nuestro muy sci tido
p6same, eapeciaImente & nuestros annl-
gog la sefiorita dora Mercedes. don
jose don Bouendo de l0s mismol
apelIidos, este 6ltimo queFido compa.
zero de redaccci6n nuestro y hsrma-
nos ldos del finadO.
Descanse en- la paz del Sc nor el aIms
del malOgrRdo CompAtrlota.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30

Tier m.
= V.rios soIdsdos de infsnterfa de
marina preatan seFviCi0 de viliIancle,
desde les Columnas del paseo de &Co-
vadonga0 hRsta ell GTiro de PistoIa.
Unos con Mstiser y 0trOS con rotene.
So enCuentrs enfsrmO ell Sc. Isl
doro Marquez. del ComerCi0 de estR
plaza.
Ain NADIA Ge hR resusIto en- def
nitivR an que Iugsr de ls isla de Cule-
bra de hG de eStRb!eCer ID nuevs pobla'
ci6n civil.
En- 81 sueIto titulado eCuItivo del
aIpiste en- Puerto RicCo escspOae una
errato. En donde dice R,fAeI Beu,
debs decir R,fAel Pou y Lopez de Vic
Sc trata de eaitar en- este Ciudad
an directorio Rnfa para 81 ComerCio,
industria y navegaCi6n. AL efeCtO 90
han heCho C0ntratoa con una casa edi.
tOrial de los EstadOs UnidOS.
Han terminadO l0B trAbBjos de pin-
tura de Il fnchad9 del Ayuntamiento
de q ciudad. en- ID parte que dS & 10
calle de la Luna.
Ell Departamento de Instruction
b16u9I 81 pEOpUB46U Uo ADE4E % mbSOG
n6mePo de esGuelas ruraleg en- el pro-
ximo 0f1O esColar.
Con motive del dfa de hoy. las
banderas de Ios edificios p6biCoB han
sido izSdas & media GStR.
En- Ias fltimas "a hOras Ia pOliCia
de San Juan no ha tenido que hacer
una sOIa denunCia por alteraci6n del
orden & otra faita CuaIquieFa.
-EstA noChe celebFarS tenidG ex-
traordinAria para election de Ter. vi
gilante. Ia Logia tCGbAllOros de ID Yer
dad.0
-MsfiSnO sale para los Estados Uni
dos eI vnpOr sPhiIsdelphia
-QuGianae los veCinOB de ID c3lte de
Eeozcue 8 del PaTque, en- SanturCe, de
oue entire Is pRradR 40 y 43 Ell trozO de
carretera cuando llueEe Be vuelve an
foO0 de infection. & CaugR del eatSnCa-
mientp de lag eguag.
So enCuentrR en- estR ciudRd el IL
cenCiadO don J. Perea.
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AnimadaS f8SiaS EN-
Ell Hip6dr0nO De
Ponce.
Un nutYl CTlmoD eOmsiIdO alIt,
en- 81 Real.
Un loco que aTT16 en- Ia GaIIa Dc
Ia villa % do San QulRtin.
lDs na.aseno Covegp0naal. }

AgeSC0StOsa NaSaeSSsZ
MGyO 20 -AnunCiadas para aver
tRrde VAriaG diVeTsiones en- ell Hippo
dromo fn6 numeFOsfaimn ID C0nCu-
rrencia que 8 FL asisti6.
EmpezRrOn Loo Ciclistas disput6ndo-
se 81 pFemiC. saliend0 Vencedores ca ID
primers caFFerR 81 ioVen Estega Y 81
joYen Juan Lopez y a disputarse
entire elloa dos eI triunfo definitiVo 10
aIcarz6 EsteVa.
Varios muChRchos veatidos pitt res
ca1nenta se diaputaFon dos premios en-
caTFeFag de 500 metros. 6 pie Obte-
niendO el primer pTemi0 CiFit0 R4mog
0I segundO jose B0acana.
HnbierOn luegO CSFFeEas partlCuIa-
rea en- biciCleta CruzsndOge Rpueatas
entire Ion Ciclistas.
AL IleRar 81 turno de Las caFreFas de
cAballOs, Be pFesentaFOn para 10 prime
r. GROnnpe lOaG.a eTimOnel0 y eGR-
alaFdO, triunfsndo eTimoneI.D
Para ID segunda: California eco.
llores2 v gPepe FeO.D alCanzandO ell
triunfO GCaliforniaD y ID tercera csFFe-
70, d&ndo dos vueItaB & ID pista ls efec-
tuarOn entire GCoamo3 y eMaFipOGa. ?
siend0 eCoamco 81 vencedOr.
Toc6Ie 81 turno & eCaIiforni&s y s
sTimoneIs vencsdoroa On Las dos pFi.
meras caFreFas respectivamente y 81
toque de clarfn gali6 el GCaliforniG. ,
repistiendOsese & hacerlo eTimonel.0
DsClarada nuIa por el Jarsdo a
cArrera pOr disponerlo aai el reRla-
mento y como eCsliforniA9 habfa re-
eorrido escnOe todR % pista se orde.
8 & GTm0ne , que 10 hiciera 50 ve2,
despu6s de nlgunOg minutes de dea-
eAnsO volvierOn 6 pOner8e en- C0ndi-
clones do Iuoha- vOlvi6 BUuur y
clarin V0lvi6 eTimoneIS s resistirse.
saIiendo solo nuevAmente eCalifOr1iao
& quien hubO que declarar VenCedOT.
Con estS carrera se di6 por termi-
nada b fiasta, dando principle enton.
ces Ias CarreraS del numeroso p1blicO
para aIcAnzsr aaientos en- lOa pfimer0a
/ traDvias el6ctricos que lleRarRn % des.
vfo frente al Hip6dFOmO.
Aver pOr 10 maflsna hub0 desAfic
entire los teams eCOFredoT2 y SMari.
nos, dando al siguiente score:
2 "a s s I 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30
EL ANTIQUE EscUD0
I'm magnifco trabrio.

ri maestro Oller ha hecho un
cuadro con el restituido escudo de-
Puerto Rico, que merece uamarSe
una verdadera obra de afte y en- la
que, como en- todas las del comPa-
triOta, v9se la manO habil de YER
dadero aFtista.
Representa- Ell escudo dado 9 Pto.
Rico en- l.5ll poP los Reyes Cato
IiCOs de Espa1a. con los castillos
y leOnes y Ia diVisa OJoannes est
: 1onen eiusS, que restituyera Ell
~hiIl1 ori9inario del SecFetariO De
Puerto Rico, Mr.. Regis II. Post,
c1e nTesentado mas tarde en- la Ca
mara de Delegates Por el Lcdo. de
Die0o fu6 apFObado en- Los dos cuer-
DOS colegisladores de esta isla y pa
s6 < SCI ley, despu6s Dc una larga
discussion, que ya conocen por la
information De ala Correspondent
ciaS, nUestros lectores.
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Notos y notici ias

-MafanB: d fe0tividad de Nuestra
Sonora Reins de todos Ios Santos y
msdre Gel amor heFmoso. Santa PetrO-
nils viFgen. San Pascaaio Diacono 2
COnfesor. Sale ID luna 8 lbs 8 y so
p. m.
En- d Administrator de CorreOI
de esta Ciudad Sc encuentFRn detenidss
las siguientea cArtaa: OteF0 Modesto.
Ottmann w, Pen@ JdaDito. Palmer
Ramon. PsgSn Gersrdo, PAfBOn Mrs.
Sarah PaPritla Julia.
Ell tVtim0 cOrreo de EOpafi0. tFSjO
cuatro fraileS FranCisOanos para eStA
Sc tTatR de fundar on club de at
Ietas en- eotS Ciudad. Que Gsf seG y
que dure.
MaflSns sale para Coamo. con OBJ
ietO de tomRr b.fIoV, el DR.. Carroll.
En- bFeve Quedars instALada on
BuertA de TieFFR ls ambuIanCia para
heHid0s y enfermoG.
-E6te mafians fu6 Curada en- ID snlO
de- aocorros por eli pFscticante senior
LIauRar. Ia individua FfRnCiscR Rive
ra, de COntusiOnes en vGEins parties del
cuerpo y seg6u Gus mEnifeataCl clones.
fueron cGqlCiGs de IN continental anil
60 suyO.
--Pocaa vecea ae hS visto el meFcado
de eata Ciudad tRn desprOvIstQ de TODD,
debidO seRuramente & las lluviaS de es-
tos dies.
Sc ha- -diUpuesto una estEicta vigi-
IanOia poliCisCa en- 81 TeCinto NOFte de
d Ciudad, con motive de1lo eaCanda-
IOs que elf suelen 0curTir.
-MaHsna CerFAF6 sus seolOneg 81
Tribunal de DiutritO de estG Cipdad.
EFT representante del CircO Ruso.
pFesentsr6 suB egpeCtaCulos en- el tea-
tro de eOta CiudRd.
Sc tFata de cuItivar dos peque6ol
iOrdines derecha 6 i1quierda de Ia
boiuda de In puerta de EspGflS.
Con motive de lAs ref0rm0s he'
chsg en- Ia cArCe1 municipal, presents
un aspectO san0 y aGeadO.
-PEOcedente de 10 iOla, lego RyeI
tarde eI vap0r SVaaC0.0
= Esta tarde go celebrar4 an reiidc
deunffO de GBGse BAlla en- PuertR d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30

Glass Superintendente de SLR Escue.
D de M6todoq0 de Virginia, una carta
en- Ia oual me pRrtiCipa que eata escue..
d ae CelebraY6 este sfl0. como de Cos
tumbre, del 26 de Junio haata 81 de
Agoato y que ser6 TeCibidO On hume
70 limitado de maeltFOs puert aYTiqlue'
nos Ii5res del co8to de s'astrotccs0n q es
que hay unog que quieEan aslts z.
Esta esCuela ne celebr9 en Ie Unlss
versidad de Virginia donde nay aI
mismo tempo C!asaa ca yar!as aslgna'
turas dadas p0r aIg amos dc Eos ProISs-
sores de Ia misma nlveFsldau, oe
modO que an maestro podria saletIF 3
les Clases de D EgCuela de Metodos ,
81 miamo tempo & las dadas por uno
de Toe mas eminenteg de l0a protes0-
res de la UniveTsidad.
Mas detalles aeFan gunAlnlatTaoos
p0r el que suscFiba 6 los lntere.adoe.
Antic;nsndnTe laa oraCiaa poi b inser-
ci6n de 6sta.
Quedo de usted, muy repetuoaamea'
WIN. a. BERKELEY
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c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Observation-Disclosures 5


Aver taFde debis CeIebrarse otro
nuevo desaffo entire los teams cate
nGa2 y GPsbst,2 que se disputar0n 10
copa cfrend@ al VenCedOF, peFO como
ePAbstD no cOncuFFi6 se declare Ven-
cedor % eAtenRs.1
In retreta de anoche qued6 sumH-
mente cOneurrida. como haOe tempo
no so vela. y el amigo COO6 echo el
Aver estuvo en- ests ciudad 81
Attorney General Mr.. Steward, Ge
paseo. ACompa flad0 del FiacRl 81 nor
Colon yisit6 ID nueva Corte de Distri-
TO en- Ell antiguO CuaEteI miitaF. aai
como Ia Corte Federal y la municipal
que en- ell mismo edificio se enCuentran
situadas.
--Menudean los Crfmenes de una
maneFa espAntable, Hoy hay que
aQregsr uno mas & ID ya larga listR.
Pablo Miranda, veCinO del barrio
Real, iDfiri6 aver tsrde, c1mo las
tres, ana herida de pnfial an b rabRdi
lIa & ga ConOubina Maria Franco,
Acabsba 10 Franco de compFar una
erer que Ahumada y an centavO de pan
par6 Il comidR de Miranda. y 6sta pre-
text6 no tener apetito. y tOmandO m
Quine0 se empefi6 On que 10 Franco 10
oOmier0 & 10 que ella 90 negaba tAm-
bi6n pretextRndO inspetenCia Bufgien-
do de squf una peQuefiG diferepcia en-
tra ellOg. AL Volverse Marie. Pablo
Ie nitric por ID espalda Is herida que
le CAUSE b muerta.
Dfoese que entire eIIos medisban
cuestiones por Celos de 81. Ia muerta
fac ConduCida 81 dep6Bit0 y el sgees0F
no hN 0ido cOgido adn.
Aver tarde an loco que ViVe en- e
calle de d Wills se GFm6 con eD DaFrlo
, 81 0uePar detenerl0 q pOIicfa entr6
/ z pedrnda Iimpia, t0cando una de estaa
nl Quardia Antonio Negr6n en- una
pierns; Iuego ss arm6 de an machete >
una hachuela v De- hi70 faeFte en- una
casa taniandO n pOlicfa para podePlc
detener que s0stener an veFdader0 81
ito. IoarandO 81 fin aCORTalaFI0s despu6i
que les hsbia tiFadO con el machete. lo
hachuela y pOr fin con una baFra q
hierFOs = -
Aver como Z las seis de u tarde &
suscit6 un fuerte eacSndaIO an el po
blAdo de Ia Playa promovid0 p0F 1aI
indiYiduas Rosa VazqueZ. FFanclsCl
Harnsndez, Carmen VSzque7 y Car
man Marfa de Jea6B saliendO heFida /
Rosa V6zquez.
Dice "a harida que Su agPeaOra fu
Francisca Hernandez y que "a herid
Sc h pr0dujo con an machete. qu
ocup6 d p0licfa.
"La EseuoIa DO M6tOdOs" d
Virginia,
Una carta del se6or Berkeley.
Hoy reOibimos 10 aigaiente carts:
SSan Juan, PuePto Rico. May 29th
1905.
sse6or Director a. Ell COrFeDpOr
} san joan, PuertO Rico.
Muy aafsoE miO.
70 RSRho d Escihir del osfioR 2. {
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Dos aeOrazados 50 rIndan.

clones fuera De combate. rotos los
,gobernalles y las maquinas insef-
Vibles. fueron hechos prisioneros
asf como los destroyeFs GApFaxime,S
xL4niavin1 = xMonomakis1
FZsta lucha fu6 desesperads. Los
o6ciaIes rusos algunos VolarOnse Ia
tapa de los sesos y otros aFFcjaron-
Sc al mar.
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New York, Mayo 80, 23O P. NJ.
Rota la linea de combate rusa,
qued6 la lucha por unidades y all
guuos baPcos contra la tactica mo-
derna, Sc fu9ron Al aboFdaie'
Los acoFazados &Or alp II GNicolas
pFimero,S con su artillerfa de gran
cali6re inutiIizaas, las torres des-
trOzaaas y dos tercios 1e sus dota-
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On ramo de flores J un paisaje
de mar y costa, adorna pe6ticamen-
to el dibuio y en- una orla que ro-
dea 81 escudo Sc leen los tftulos
.concedidos la Isla por el gobier-
no de Espala.
En- esta redaccion puede verse
dicho trabaio.
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Voine mlas de mar enas de sangreY restos de barcos

New York, Mayo 81, D 80 p. NJ.
La prensa inglesa amplfa deta-
lies del tremendO combste iniciado
en- los mares del Jap6n. & Ia una
de la tarde del domingo y que
continuara hasta entrada la noche,
reanudandOse On la msflana del
marteS.
Han sido aestFozados los acora-
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VIM. Il. BERK ELEY.s

On vENDEN dos moIinos sistema
p,.;:.ne.. rs neg0 19O IbB pE0pio parR Is
avtvsecilE9 ! 5e iuan de cafIa, para hac0r
evDsr,Tnantoa nufmio0a, ca laa oentrl-
- - 4 varS + ilieprlos & d Venta De guR-
-. s -. ,.,.@~se fii0 e en- ambuInucia.
A@ q - SsvST, lZiicas de q plaza Bal
dOEioty ~ = =
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Nebogatoff pele5 bravamento. has
ia d 1e un torpedo .hundi6 su buque
insignia.
EQtre los enemigos salvaaos y
hechos prisione.os Por los japoneses
fguraba ell almirante.
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New York, Mayo 80, 2.SO P. M,
Ell almirante Nebogatt #, que
mandaba una division de la escUa-
dra Fusa. fu6 hecho prisionero.
Esta noticia ha causalo extraor-
dinaria sensation en- Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30

zados de 1856 tCneladas SSowa-
rdffs, &Alejandro teFceF y SB9ro-
ainoS, y cFuceros eOustak0f., SNak-
himofs, eDimitFis, xAOuSkip, xJem-
chugs. NSyietlanaD y tres destro-
yeFs.
El mar Sc cubFio de sangre
restOs humanOs y de barcos, en- una
extension de mas de veinte millas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30
R0iesfW9lSky en- VIadiV0Sf0Ck.

Es objeto de concentrates en- Eu-
ropa ell que ell jefe de la Hota
haya podido salvar su vida en- el
immense desastre de la escuadFa poF
6l comandada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30
La mUeTf8 de -01 gran p0TTfIC0.

pilla ardiente han. desflado Las per-
sonas mas prominenteS de la poll-
CT espafiola y gran paFte del Pue-
bio de Madrid.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30

New York, Mayo 80, 3 80 P. NJ. !.
Ha falIecido el tribune y polftico
espafol don Francisco Silvela.
Ante el cadaver expuesto en- ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-30

New York. Mayo 30, 2-SO P. M.
El almirante Rojestwensky ha
podido eludir el copo preparado Por
los iaponeses, yendo con direction
a Vladivostock con algunos de sus
barcOs.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-04
\ TRUE PATRIOT IN a REPUBLIC

There is no question that under a
republican form of government the
evils cropping out from time to time
will in the end be corrected Re-
publics are based upon the theory
that humanity is capable of self
government. In other words. on faith
in the people themselves to admin
lister their own affairs in such a man
ner as to secure ever conditions more
just TO every citizen. The two forces
which have brought mankind and
human institutions to their present
stage of development have been man
and his environment: reach acting
and reacting upon the other, Man
has improved the conditions by
which he Is surrounded, and through
the influence of his changed environ
ment and by his efforts to adjust him
self thereto. been lifted into a higher
manhood. Human history is a record
of man acting upon the conditions
by which he was surrounded and him
self lifted into a better manhood
through the influence of these chang
ed conditions. This is the story of
civilization. But in every age It has
been necessary to the correction OF
the reyils of that age that they be
recognized and the necessary effort
put forth to the end that that they
might be corrected. The true opti-
mists have even been those who have
recognized the necessity of correcting
those evils which are the inevitable
result of progress. Social progress
consists in Kidding society of out
grown customs which are hindrances
to its future developmet as well as
such conditions as impede its pro
gress. Progress implies growth and
growth is the result of changed con
ditions. The individual then who
would best serve his day and genera
ton is one who does not hesitate
to point out such things as appear to
him to be evils in the existing order
with full faith in the power of dis
position of his fellowmen to correct
these evils when they shall see them
as such. In final analysis true pat
riotism in a republic consists in love
of and faith in the people who are.
or ought to be. the source of all
authority and all Denver
Times.