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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
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LIGHTHOUSE BY THE SEA

Lighthouse by the Sea-" Vance & Sullivan's sensational ,melodrama, one of the strongest productions on the road this season, was given at Poli's last night and this afternoon to the satisfaction of the audiences. It is a play of intense dramatic action, re- plete with thrilling climaxes and sen- sational episodes, while all the human emotions are kaleidoscoped against a background of laughter. No expense has apparently been spared to make the production a noteworthy theatrical event. The management has furnish ed an elaborate scenic equipment, and an exceptionally strong company to interpret the several characters. Prices for to-night's performance are 25, 35 and 50 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
1.-THE SHArGHRAUN."

Another rehearsal of the above drama will be held tomorrow after noon at ? o'clock sharp, and 1t is im- peratively necessary that every mem Der of the cast be in attendance. The drama is the most difficult of any of the Irish plays that have yet been at tempted by amateurs. 1t will be staged more elaborately than any other play ever has been in City hall. New scenery has been painted for the yari- ous scenes and one entire act has been rewritten in order to cut an objec- tionable scene. The cast of characters will be announced on Monday and then 1t will be a case of hustle from now until the night of the production.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
FOR HIS BROTHERS CRIME.

The ladies have their innings Tues day afternoon and evening at Polls ln Charles E. Blaney's new melodramatic sensation, For His Brothers Crime" :" which has a star in Mir Gaillard. who easily takes place as a new matinee the handsomest men on the American stage but he bears the unique distinc- ton of being the most perfectly built star appearing in melodrama today. He is the undisputed modern Hercules of the American stage and during the play performs many difficult and seem ingiy impossible feats of strength Prices are 25. g. and JO cents; matinee 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
Bridesmaid's Frock.

A simple and pretty scheme for . bridesmaids costume that can be con- verted Into immediate usefulness is a white organdie trimmed in white lace. with white lace hat trimmed ia shaded pink feathers, and the flowers carried being pink carnations. In the plan ming of any of these colors the shades of the flowers which can be gotten should be carefully taken into account beforehand. The little flower girl bridesmaid. with basket of flowers. in white swiss frock. Is a pretty innoya- tion. or rather revival
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
HI HENRY.

Hi Henry's Minstrels which comes to Polls Monday evening contains dia- lect comedians, dancing comedians, coon shouters: the mysterious little coon brownies, twelve in number; Dove and Lee: the wonderful Wander Koors, imported European sensation; the side splitting farce Deacon Browns Mule." with Bob Dunne weighing over 300 pounds as the dea- con; the educated baking mule "Dyna- mite" and the greatest of all mules Chain Lightning" the popular mono loguist Charles Gano; Hi Henry in his unriyaled cornet solos; full contin- gent of beautiful singers and the side splitting comic skit entitled "Dime Novel Flora" Prices are 2j. 9, 90 and a cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-A two-famify house, with lot 50xf25. within A mile of cen ter, only $1,50O. Party wishes to leave town. have some three-family houses paying 10 to 12 per cent; also several houses for sale, one with % acre of fruit; sold for small amount down. If you need anything in real estate call at 1s8 South Main. have traded for two building lots; they can go at half their price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
A Cashmere Gown,

A pretty cashmere gown just turned out by one fashionable dressmaker and copied from French frock employs the triple skirt or fiounce Idea: each section being bordered by two tucks, which, in the case of the two upper founees, fall over a band of lace. form ing a fat heading for the hounee be- heath. Triple tucks run over the shouI- ders beneath a pointed yoke of lace.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEWERS.

Sealed Proposals for the construc- ton of a sewer in Easton avenue will be received 'by the Board of Public Works until p. m. November [, 1905, at which hour the bids will be publicly opened and read.
 All proposals must be on blanks fur nished by the board. Full information may be obtained at the office of the Bureau of Engineering.
 The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
 R. A. CAIRNS, c. E. 102S-3 City Engineer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
Tabhrs Cold Tooth.

A cat in Concordis, Cal. swallowed the gold tooth which her careful mis- tress had had put in ;o replace ore decayed from eating condensed milk. The cat Is dead. and vas buried ia a coGa lined with mouse skins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
Libau Bank Robbers Captured.

LIBAU, Russia, Oct. 2s.-Six armed men entered the Libau branch of the Moscow International Trade bank here and robbed 1t of S17,500. Five of the men were shortly afterward captured and $10,000 recovered. The sixth man, with $7,500, escaped.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
me Pnsrv Gil

The fussy girl Is nervous. irritable type. usually behind in keeping appoint men.s and blaming every one but her self for her tsrdiness. overpzrticuIar about her appearance and making every one uncomfortable about her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
Great Display

of Shoes, the sort that will suit every body. is on view In our windows and Iu our store. What pricesf
 Mems Goodyear Welt In all kinds of leather and various styles. s1-9S. hon. est value for S2-50.
 Our School Shoes for boys at 9Sc and s1-25 are the things your heslthJ. rumpfng boys need
 Ard for the ladies we have good Shoes at csc. serviceabie and stylish At SIPS we will furnish you with 2 shoe that you Will take pride in wear ing.
 Grand Central Shoe House.
 25 Grand Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28

That a young man with nerve and
 ability can succeed in the show busi- ness these days has recently been demonstrated in the case of three young actors. The case of Wright L0rimer is a sample. About eighteen months ago this young man. who mad
 been barn storming around the eOun- try as leading man with Mildred Hol- land. walked into the ofice of A. L. Erlanger and coolly announced that he had a play that he wanted to book at the KnickerbOeker theater. Eriancer looked him over and informed him it would cost him S3.500 a week. and it would have to be En May. time not con sIdered very desirable bT knowing ones. Al right said the Lorimer man. and peeIing of fourteen si.0o0 hiiiS handed them to the surprised syndi- cate boss. saying -I vil take 'fnur weeks- For what playTr asked Er- lander. The sheDherd King. a1- swered Loriner. "Whe's the starr
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-13

~
b9s tiTe in their
thinks rabbs
sh4nld q, be sent to the Far East together
ish ritual, the only place in that region
Whsre j., these 5 now are being Harbn The
for the n aid ne of aa the Of
trib51ting s125, 1000 e ''''' 00eSS'' a''"e '0"
scrbns of
and
were sent, out ''on the very Day Of Atone
that ranr their relatiSeS w99id 6e busy in re
Of
sRd Sc the off, Tss
yen in the of but 10 t6e each fta
This was arranged SO that the reservists
should not assemble in the eyes of the
noced Al the to tRe staon
' to tse
en For hn I'D the
The agony Of was in
by thoSe behind hin the ranks n Of the
bles We're stoned. and the crowd forced it's
I'VE want no war;, The station master Or
but one in the throng snatched the hose
with their rides were ordered onto the plat
to e
e2 poPee BY hs of fhf
WAY c9aehes n. We're broken during the ah scHfhe
ssSs ed f he 9spa Se tss
and for long after it had disappeared.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-01-13
FOREIGN

Rabbi Dr. NJ Aschkana1ae, Of Norway MAS has
sga saa y an s. ch The Book IS
tuated throughout.
@ maTRz IN eas he II e%Ps a eas sS b1s
was found in the street. The thieves have
the "i city eT Of T9nis, Was dedicated on the 2oth
ormer pap Of fhe School the
Alliance israelite at Jerusalem.
zne to
the p cH%nf at
the hearty thanks Of the Jews in Galcia IL th for
elected Mt mayor M ley of an essn
M hfS to nd ys" Ge S%E of
and is at present chairman Of the library
somer n isS$ v'E 4e sen IS Eng
be bose bd of Of thSYsS aws Te e
SePs Sabtsnt afGfe Herr ef br%
t6s WhSle Family G;ed th25 Te}H-
sHH atelY. The others barely escaped with Their
OK the
fed as Herr Feldmann's forester, and with
Judicial M inquiry eiicited the fact that the
eeiigeD0r'"g erige. village were Implicated /" '"e
Baron Edouara de % Rothsehds approach
says the, Paris correspondent of the Daily
aPhenss de a%s Ga
"ns f IS hs sso%G"
haron h1'e Albsrt Dc Rathsshild, &sa% Of the
Halphen is the daughter of NJ and Madame
Emile Halphen and is related to the Stern
and Fould families.
Early last Friday fire broke out at Pet
sma sS0r na5fstSa Of ha Ge
gogue and spread with such rapidity that
habtsd By & fo bs arr1a by Of the the
fire brigades from every direction, the whole
of the so-called Jewish quarter consisting
destroyed. 1t is noteworthy that Chris
tian railway OFFICIAL, at the risk of his lite
The loss of property is the more to be re
Rot Insured. By the Destruction Of the the syn
prved of valuable historical landmark
About 200 ladies and gentlemen interested
in Jewish philanthropic work assembled at
meeti1g ne gSe was as presided over by her husband
Sir Edward Sassoon and was attended
by na Mn Miss
chairman said they had met to endeavor to
obtain additiona support for SOCIETY Wh1ea
aS sek oF's%s Rao% He5ps sst socsty Ss
sought their help. they had succeeded not
only in relieving distress. but had III; ID IN many
change to healthier modes of life. Assist
ance had been rendered in over 15OO cases,
@ # he hs t go o
doing good would be greatly enhanced.
teryiew view had Wiz him by. the Assooistsa istsa
were 1900 Jews fighting n the Russian
army in Manchuria. The rabbi cans atten. .n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-21

same Ia famiIia del difunt0, Tuego
lsnz6 s los. vientos de Is pub'icidad
una prOclsma, Cuyo text0 traducido
envio an cusFtiII&n apRrte.
De8pue,. Roosevelt diriQi6 otFos te'
VegrRmsa & lA fsmilis de Hay en- New
Hampshire. de un0 de los oualea he
mos traduCido las fraaes que transCri-
bi6rRm0s en otr0 articuI0.
El primer cablegFamR que sc reCi
bio del extFapier0 en- la ms fIRna del
domingo foe del Rey Eduardo de In.
glaterrR, ConCebido en- estos notAbles
t6rminos: .....
<AI Presidente. (En Oyster Bay. }
Tened Ia bondRd de aCeptar Ia EXPIRE
sion de mis- hoDdss RimpAtfas con
oCasi6n de ID musrte de vuestrO
distingui1o SecFetAri0 de Estado. Mr..
Hay, & quien tuve el honor de YER
recieDtamente. Su muerte es una
p6rdida irrepR, able para el gran pue-
bio ameFiCsno que voS presidfs. al Cual
hsbra lIenRd0 de peaar.-Eduardo.
r. II .<...@ ...-
De AIemania. Francis, Russia. Aus
triG, Itslis, Jap6n, EspsfIR, China y
demSs pAfses ViDieron tsmbi6n cable.
gFamaS de C0nd0IenCla.
Mr.. FairbEpks, Ell Vice. Presidents,
tsmb56a xprel6 ga pssar. lsmentando
IR muerte del ilustre Hay, desde
Marysville. Ohio.
FL antique Presidente Mr.. Grover
Cleveland. adversRrio poIitiCo de John
Hay. GO expres6 aIf:
GHe sentid0 intense dipgust0 , afic
ci6u nj sNbeF ID noticia de % muerte
del SecretRrio Hay. Es muY Faro en-.
coptFar un hOmbre tan hsbil que hBya
trabajado con tsnto exito por h gran
deza del pAis. El sentimiento CRusado
poF % muerte Cd universal y debsmos
enorgullecernos de So vida y de sus he.
ChoS y proseguir (imitar.) en- beneficio
nue0trO. sus hermOG0g ejemplos de ne
sriotismo. , Cleveland.- DirijidO & Mr..
Roosevelt desde BuzzRrd Bay, Masaa-
ChuBsetts
Desde New Hampshire fue trasIsda-
do por ferF0CRrril el CRd6ver de Mr..
Hay & % ciudad de Cleveland, estRdO
de Ohio, dOnde sa Ie die SepuItuFa en-
el pante6n de d f0miIia de "a esposR
aver microbes. 8 Ias diez de "a mans
M en- el Cementerio SL1keview.1 Ia
tumbs de Hay 90 levAnta & qninientca
pies de distancia del monumemto del
PreRideDte GsrfisId y doscientos del
belIO mon6litO, q forma el pRnte6n De
ID familiA del multimill illonRPio- -el hOnn,
bEe mas rico del mundO RoCkefelIee.
Al sepeliO asistier0n 81 Presidents
y 90 sefIorR, Ell Vice pFesidente, todC
el gabinete con esCepCi6n de Mr..
Teft, que BE- encuentra en- ,vinja pRrl
FiIipinas. individuoa de ambas Ckmn,
ras, ell Cuarpo DipIomstiC0, d fsmiIir
del difunto y personSjes importantsl
/ en- 81 mundO politic0.
El roy Eduardo. oFden6 & Ga Ela
baiad0r en Washington. la represents
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-21
.DiscyIs0 sensational del SgcIgta[I0 B0RapaI5

Tor pecuniaIio de much0a pueatos p1
bIic0a, puede aumeDtarse gpandemente
eae vaEOr adCptandO puntoG de YiBfa il
baFaIes poE 10 que respects u n0I ms
de ConduCta oficiaI; pFont0 se cultiva
pof tsa rsz6r. ciaTta faIta de rpiuicio
contra los eINFORMES CONFIDEN-
GALES ; eTACTTCAS DE Boil.
SA9 y sTANTEOS DE CORPORA.
CIONESS y Ctras prscticas & las que
han dedo nombres euf6micos con-,
vepcionaIes. que no son otya cosa que
m8SCaFas para OCultAr Vccabioa mas
desCarnRdos como substracci6n , Cohe.
chO
GLas reforms del EeFViciO civil apJi-
can uplc6ustico 8 Ia YerdadeYs 4 lcera de
nuestre politics con ID apIiCaei61 da> IL
mOrplidad y el sentidO con q en- Ia Re.
leCci6l da Eos aerVidores E6blicCV ;
Sci politicians smeTicapO tipico tal
como 10 he pruducido el aistem1 poll.
tiCO del despOin. gGnR su Vida c0O0i.
Gniendo. cuando puede, una fiCina
L6blics & csmbi0 de paaadas 8 de fu.
tnrls lab1res de psrtido: para guitar.
nosl0s de enCima 6 81 y "a labor. de-
bemcs haCer que desaparezc& de nues
tra mente y de I9 de nuestros CoDC;u.
dadSnus la abSurdRy psrversa noci6n
de que los pueatoS p1biicos Eon : les.
pcjos.2
eSi interpretamos por poEft;c0 Ell ar
te de viVir de los contFibuyentes en-
FiqueCemog ga cOata, hue'ga Consi-
der1F IR maneF8 de spurifcAr eG8 ocu-
psci6n. Porque. decir verdsd. no
pOdrA purifcarse en- absoluto. Pre-
tender purifcaria Barfa 10 mismo que
empe f1arse en- purifioar les j1Fgoa de
8zaF. los negociog. de timos 8 eli arte
de les substrEcciones y combinaCiones
mal6volas
sPoI1tica interpretada de ese modo.
jsmas sers puFs es deCir. 10 sela perO
sera Elatrocinic0 purO y sin Rdulte.
raci6n ,
eDabeTfs librarSa una guerra sin
parlAmeutoani Cuaytel entire los hem-
bFes buen0S v maBog de la politics,
pnrque hay que grecOnocer que cuaI-
quieFa que pretendR mejorRr en- cnAl.
qufers f0rma sus compatriotas, ae
encuentrA con. que ID deRradac On de
nuestra vida poIfticR es an valIadar
6 50 eafuaFzo
MEJOREs QUE AQUGL B4JO EI
CUAL VIVIMOS HOY EN- LOS ES
TADOS UNIDOS, , sustento ls Gre
Gle de que pOdrf.mos tener meior 90.
bierno en- este psis de los que hsya te
nido ning61 ueblo del mundo.D
eNU ESTRO norte es eVitRrIe & los
ameriOanos la veretisr ~ del gobiernO
de su patria: quitarle s les names mas
bsjss II mas noble Isb1r de nuestrR
politics: desRrrRigar viCios Ms nscionsIes
que amentzan cOnVartirn0s en- una
SodOmR pQlftica entire los puebloB cris-
tianos.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-21
.H caIOr Ell Ia capi-
tai de- FranCia.
Ml, ElSuTlnGuT Gsy6 fIeRtG & So
casa, explrantO { los POcOS
m0mGntOS. 8.

Dicen de Paris one hacs unos dfaa
que &c siente an EQuella cppisal IN cs.
lor digno de Ia zona t6rrida, probSn-
dol0 Ell hech0 de haberse realiz ado "a
VGFios cRsOs de insolaci6n. entire ellcs
81 de Mr. Jacques MauFineuF. que poE
efecto del sol. cay6 ffente s 50 Casa,
en- 81 boulevard de b Grenelle. txpi-
rsndo & los pccos momentcs.
Otro Suieto. de 81 EfIos. IIGmado
Chercute. falieci6 tamb61 Como heri.
do Dor los rayos del snI. an Il acara
del boulevard j. fegge. mie ltras que
pocOs momentoa despUeS y no muY Ie.
jos de aQuel sitio. Gaia en- el Eue'o
Victims de inaDlaci6n. una joven mo
distR. Mile Julietta CareIle, aiendo
reCogida poF Iol tranaeuntes y condu-
cida en- grave ebtAdo a hospital Nse.
ker.
Aquf. por fortuna. aurque regamoa
& sufrir diariBmente mas de 80 gredOs
FArepheith, st 4 no hemos tenido que
lRmentar aemej jantss eStrd grt CiAs
& nuestra briaa marina y los diluVios
de estes 6itim0s df8s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-21

nero Continuase al frente de IL Secre-
taria de Estado.
Lo que hs reaIizAdo en- ella John
Hay duFsnte el tempo de IR actual
administration, aon hechos muy re-
Gle ates que llevan ell sellO de Ia sCtua-
lidad y pOr Consiguiente diffciles de
iuzgSr. Entire ellOs hsy unO, que no
Bleva 10 sanction popular. ell tFAtSdo do
miDicanO. que foe derFotAdO 6 pos
puesto inde fl lidHmente Dor el SenRdo.
La HistoriR impartial se encRrgaT& de
dsr so fsIIo sobre 10 poIftics imperi&"
y 10 CentraflzaCi6n &bSorvente que
nnsntiene Roosevelt. tRnto en- Puerto
Rico como an FiiipinaG, en- oposiCi6n
del regimen auton6miCo que prOsperR
y hACe 10 feIiCidad de Las ColoniRs in
gleSas.
Para conCIuir este 70 extens0 articu-
10. Rnotsmos que Hsy naci6 en- Salem,
Indiana, en- 8 de Ootubre, 1888 y mu'
RIG ell primerO de este mes. Deacen-
6fa de familia eacoCesR que Sc estah'a-
clio en- Virgins en- eli SiQI0 XVIII,
que luego Sc traslad6 de KsU tuckg 6
Illinois para evit1r viviF en- un estAdo
esClavistR, excepto So hijO Carlos. que
eatudi6 mediCinR, y 90 aFrajg6 en- Iu-
dians. dorde caO6 con una sefi1ritS de
Rhode Island, de OuyO enlRCe. nRCi6
Juhn Hay. Que CRs6 con Clara Stone,
de Cleveland Ohio.
81 suegrO de Mr.. Hay test6 mas de
un million de pesos y uus msRr flea
residenCiR en- Euclid Avenue, CleVe-
land.
Los espoBos Hay tanfan dos hijag.
Elena. que css6 con Payne Whitney,
un hjjo del SeCretariO de Marina del
Presidente Cleveland, c6ny uges que
estSn hoy nRVegandO para Europa,
viOie que reNliz.ron cor fAdoS en- h
mejolfs de "a padre.
LIS otra hljs de HSy, Alicia. case
con Mr.. WsdGwoth, y aCompsfIAbR &
So padre en- ga enfeFmedSd, RNf como
su harmano mayor Clarence. Mr..
Hay hR pocOs I nos perdi6 OtrO hijo.
On detalle. Mr.. Hay teDfa asegura-
dc Ia vida en- sLS Equitativa.0 ls Cual
enseguida que supO ga fslleCimiento
extendi6 an GcheCk0 poF Glen mil do,
liars, montante del seRurO, para entire.
gar & sus heFederos.
Mr.. III haCfa tempo venfs pade.
ciend0 de upa afeCci6u Csrdiaca. cor
taI motive hizo unR excursion POI
Europa, en- dOnde 9 si se restableci6
pero de FeaultR de una Yiaita & 10 Capi
tel de Washington Ie asalt6 IN .ataquC
de uremia. que detaFmin6 81 fl unG
amboliR en- ell corsz6u que Ie Cause d
muerte en- bfeves inatantes ID noCht
del stbSdo primerO de eate mes. & LEI
doce media.
AL particular ID mueFte de "a esposG
d viudR 81 Presidente en- Oystap BS
-en ga residenCiR de verano -R pose
veIt Ie contest6 con an Gentid0 y pa
tri6tioo telsgFama trasmitiendQ % p6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-21

El Secretario de MarinR, Charles j.
Bonapsrte pronunci6 el dfR 8 an dis
curse ante 10 gran convention criatiR.
10 en- B ,ltimore.
De ese discuFgo publicsdo por Ia
prensa. se hscen vivcs comentaFios.
La bOagGdes c50icG. tuvo ror tema.
eel como la purezR en- polfticay y en re-
Iigi6n.
EI SeCretario Bonsparte encomi6
ciertas palabras de Barks que Isl
dioap:
NatncG e@ist56 pOr mucho tempo
an gObie92ao c0gY0mpSd0 en- an pasebE0
0sgtuOSo; fnsuiendo despnGs que las
ohcinas 1blioas de los Estados Uni.
doa eran 0aeg0 naeT0deO.
Declare que 10 poiftiCa OOnsidarada
como On medic para viVir de los con.
tFlbuyentes, no pOdrfa ser, p0r medic
de orte algunO. purifcsds.
Ella base del msl en- la Rdn0inistra.
ci6n de nuestros pdbiicos inegocios
dijo Mr.. BOnaparte-es sfmplemente
il picardfa.1
eNuestraB ofiCinas p6blicas han sido
demasiado freCuentemente ocupadas
por hombres sin honradez, demasiado
ffecuentemepte ganadas por -medios
deEdoroaos, demasiado frecuentemente
usRdRs para no hOnrsdos fines , j.
sAnte la ley y ante la moral un en.
pIeO p1blicO pertenece 81 pueblo; sus
deberes son fiiados p0r- IaB Ieyes del
pueblo aus sslarios son Isga1os
con ell dinero del pueblo. Una
carte de Estado hR dicho: en- este
po5s ana 01GcinG pqJ615c0 no pWe
de ser prOpSedad del que Ia ocwDG
porQWe ella procede det pueblo 8obS
rGn0 QaSe h0 creGdO eI g0bierYoo. En- Is
decipFaCi6n de ruestrts orga7 a7icOs
prinCipiDs estk prefij do que en- Ell ins.
trumento CreAndO Ell gObierno del Es
tBdO .se indica que los mas impOrtantes
empVeados son declarsdos como los
edepositari0s de Is C0nfanzs del p6
blicO 20
eA11 cuando. sinembargo. existen
algunoH que niegan sbierts y rotunda,
mante Ii verdad de esa doctrins. todoa
los dissIsvemos prSCtiCAmepte desmen.
tidR en- todss parties de 10 Uni6u: du.
raDte Is amos hemOg permitido que
nuestFos puestos p6bIicos sean trRts-
dos ComO nero botin de una guerra
poIftica, no como perteneCientes al
pueblo sinO como lespojo que perte-
neCe & los V5ctOTSOSos
GEs mas: SeniendO en- Cueuta ell Va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-21

se como amigo personal de Hay. ade-
mas de Ia representation que asumiR
como Ministro de h Gran Bretef1s.
El rey Eduardo nispuso tAmb!en
aver mi6rcoIes u celebration de So
Iemnes seHVicioa en- memoria de Mr..
Hay, en- Ia CatedrsI De San Pablo. de
Londreg. en- los que fici6 81 arzobisI Q
de Canterbury y estuVo representada
S M. BritsniCR pOr el Conde de Den.
bigh, A las ceremonias C0ncurrieFOn
Mr.. y Mrs. Pave Whitnev. hiios de
Mr.. Hsy. el ObispO de Washington,
que en- d actualidsd vista d metr6p0-
ii iDgless, ID aristocPaCia. los cuerpos
ColegiSlsdoreV y diplomktico. & inmen-
20 gentf0.
Sc cree que Mr.. Elias Root. anti.
quo ministro de h guerra, suceder6 &
Mr.. Hay en- Ia Secreta1fa de estadu;
aunque 50 poaiCi6n hoy es may venta-
josR gozsndo m piDRiis sueldo que
tendlfa que abandOnsr. En- Caso de
que no acepte Mr.. Root, eI que reune
mayores probRbilidades es Mr.. Taft,
actuGl seOretari0 de 10 guerra.