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SUPERIOR COURT.

Case OF National Dredging 90. Va. Far
mers Bank Goes over Until Monday.
Yesterday afternoon the time was
taken up in hearing argument on the
motion for a non-suit. The argument
was not concluded, but the jury was
discharged until Monday morning.
Mr.. Ridgely for the defence talked
about half an hour and the remainder
Of the session was taken up by William
s. Hilles, In reply. HIS contention
was that the cases cited by the defence
do not apply, because the forgery was
so plain that when they received the
first altered checks they we're notified.
de said that for 10 years the bank had
observed the by-laW that the checks
only Of q. q. Barker should be hon
ored. Once they had violated this, he
said, and Mr. Barker had called upon
them and read the bylaw TO them COW
eIinR this point. He contended that
the moment an altered check came in,
the bank should have notified the
company and asked for instructions.
The arRumsnt was not resumed this
morning, as the argument, 90 far, has
been in the presence Of the jury, ana
as the jury was discharged until Mon
day, the argument will be resumed
then,
The suit Of the National Dredging
%. vs.. the Farmers Bank did not
come up in the Superior Court today,
but it viii be taken up on Monday,
when there will probably be q decision
on the motion Tor non'suit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
THE pnurrs, GRIMM

The crime for which Rufus Johnson and
George Small were hanged today was tho
murder of Miss Florence w. Allison, who
was assaulted and killed in a barn near
Modrcstown n. j., on January 18th. Miss
AllinsOn lived in O small cottage ON the
Strawbridge farm, her only companion
being Bessie Walker whom she had
adopted In the afternoon of January
18th her body was found in tho barn by
an oil dealer who was informed by Bcssie
Walker that n colured man had been in
the house. There were evidences Of a
desperate struggle In tho barn. Tho
woman's head had been crushed by a
blow with a club. Her assailnnt had torn
a strap from n horse blanket and bound
t tightly around Miss Allinson's neck
Rewards aggegating 81 500 were offered
for the capture of the murdemrs, and
nearly a score OF negro suspects were
arrested, among thom Rufus Johnson,
who was tallcn into custody In Baltimore,
and George Small, who was arrested on
the farm Of his employer, near Nj. Holly.
johnson confessed the crime and was tried
convicted and sentenced 10 be hanged on
February 2lst. Later he made another
statement, in which he charged Small with
the murder saying that be was robbing
Miss Allinson' house while Small attacked
the woman. Small also made a confession
declaring that it was ho aud not Johnson
who had killed Miss Allinson. He after
ward repudintod his confession, but was
tried and convicted. Johnson WIS re-
prieved in order that he might testify at
Smalfs trial, and both were sentenced to
die on the same day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
rhilno.lon1a n.r-.,.

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Philadelphia, Pa. March 2f.--Wheat steady:
No red IN export elevator, 63i 3izasic.: No /
Northern DO, ssiSas91sc No. Northern. do DO.
corn, ,firm. 20 higher; No in export elevator.
oats. arm; No. ? white natural Ss1sc No 2
white clipped, a6i6c
IN sauks, 6O.OOas20b Co.
Refined sugars firm; powdered. fAs5aSAa0;
granulated. 81 75aetsos confectioners, S360asl6j;
Keystone, st40asiaa
Butter. weak. prints lc lower. extra Western
creamery. 2sc, do nearby PRINTS, SOC.
Eggs. firm, good demand, nearby irezh, lbiSc az
mark Western fresh, 1916 at mark.
Live poultry. steady; fowls, l4ai5c; old
roosters, JOG; chickens, l4zai55Sc; ducks, l7aisc
geese. i2aihc
Dressed poultry. firm; fowls. choice. l116c;
do fair to good, i3iSaifc.; old roolters i0c:
nearby roasting chickens, choice. l4c.; West
ern 90 choice. lsaldc. DO. fair % good. iaaia1Sc
turkeys. choice ana iancy l9a20c.. 90. fair 70
good. i7aiSc; ducks. lial6ci geese i0al4c
Potatoes. steady PonnsylVania choice and fancy
per bushel 68a15c; New York choice and fancy
per busnel. 6Oa62c; New York fair to good, Per
bushel. 50a66c.
Flour, steady.
Hay steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
IN WALL STREET TODAY.

Associated Press pispaton ny special Wires
Wall Street New York, March 24.-The
opening prices in the stock market today
generally followed the downward course
Of the London market. Declines were
small and dealings were on very light
scale. Reading fell "a, measuring the
maximum changes in the market.
A recession OF / is in Reading had a
slight effect on the general list but prices
hardened again after the appearance Of
the bank statement. Dealings we're un-
important and there was no well defined
tendency. International Pump, pre-
ferred. rose on few transactions. The
closing was irregular and very dull.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
pRY.pock pEwEY NrAR eIBRAITAa
1919 -. pl.ralaa nr arasIaI NJ.

Alloclalcd Frcil ni1naI0n bT Hroclal WlT1t
Gibraltar March 24.-The United States
navy tug Potomac, one OF the vessels con-
voying the dry-doolS Dewey 90 the Philip
pines arrived here today from Las Palmas,
Canary Islands.
The commander Of tho Potomac said
the Dewey, which left the Canary Islands
on March 18th, would pass through the
Straits of Gibraltar tomorrow evening or
Monday morning. The knowledge gained
by the earlier experiences has enabled the
American officers TO avoid the difficulties
previously encountered, and the towing
from Las palmas is proceeding smoothly.
Fair weather has prevailed, and the dock
is in good condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
COUNTERFEIT $40 BILLS.
A..Ociatod rros. DI.paton By special wIra,


Fort Worth, Texas, March 24.--It trans
pired Yesterday that Fort Worth had been
Hooded with counterfeit $40 bills.
The bills are of the Buffalo type and
closely resemble the genuine so far as the
stamp and engraving are concerned.
but the paper is much thicker and heavier
than the government paper and no silk
is discernible in the composition. They
are also noticeably thin in the centre and
very heavy at each end, being what coin
experts term "hroken bills"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
TRAGEDY IN TEXAS.

Associated Press bs,arsin n, -nsciN Wire,
Beaumont. Texas, March 24.-T. ID.
Ovorton, aged 25 years, was shot and
killed at the Beaumont ncc mill today
by A. Mold the night watchman. Mold
alleges that Overton had insnlted him and
had gone to his room, in the mill, and pro-
cured a revolver When Ovcrton ne.
appeared with his pistol, Mold opened
hre, hitting Overton three times.
Overton' S home was in Virginia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
TWO MEN KILLED BY A TRAIN,

Associated Press Dspalon by special Wires.
Allentown, Pa, March 24.-John kob-
ser and Andrew Iully Of Alliance, near
here. we're struck and killed today by a
train on the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
They were on their way TO work at the
Thomas Iron Works and stepped out OF
the way OF freight train directly in front
of an express. Both we're badly mangled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
aanrrranfs.

CoLToN-HEANY-O March 5th, ie06 by Rev.
w. n. ID. Lewis, John Glazier Cotton and
Marion otter Heany. Of prrlns'own Pa
WENZhLI-ROsEBERL l--Ou Marpn 7th, 1906,
by Rev. W. r. b. Lewis, Albert Hall Mcnzoll
GndMaryannR Roseberry, both Of Philadelphia,
Pa.
BAHRKE.CAMPBELIs-O Marcn 7th, 1906, by
Rev. W. p. ID. Lewis, Frederick W. hnhrke and
Addia Belle Campbell, blth OF Wilmington
Del.
BRADLEY-sCRAliPsF sFY-on March 22d, 1906
by Rev W. r. D. IeWiG William Mcknight
Bradley and Cecelia scrampsey both oi Chester
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
sAMuEL 4. AsHBRIpeE pEAp.

Associated Pres, Disnaton by speciAi Wires
Philadelphia, Pa, March 24.-Former
Mayor Samuel H. Ashbridge, aged 81
years, died early today at his home, in
this city, Of complication OF diseases.
He had been in III health for several months
but his condition did not become alarming
until two days ago, when he became un-
conscious and remained SO until TO the
time Of his death.
Mr.. Ashbridge was In the city s service
for % years He was appointed deputy
coroner in 1850 and served continuously
as deputy coroner, as coroner and as mayor
until 1903.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
SAW ENOUGH OF THE WORLD.
Ioorge Murray, Baltimore BOY. is Ready

George Murray, a Baltimore BOY, ia Ready
20 Return 10 His Home.
George Murray, aged IA years, who
says his home 10 in Baltimore, Nd. II,
was charged In the City Court, today,
with being a runaway. lie was turned
over to Special Agent Frank Stout
Of the S. p. q. {, who will make arrange
ments TO have him sent home.
The boy shys his address 10 No. 2Ol
East Fort avenue, Baltimore. Last
night he applied at the police station
for lodging and when questioned by
Captain Evans, he said that he ran
away from home in order to see some Of
the world. He now says he has see q
enough and is willing TO return.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
IN coMMAND OF A CRUISER.
Lieut. Commander L. Q. Bertolette Given
Charge Of the Newark.

Lieut.. Commander l.. Calvin Berto-
lettc. 4. s. ~, OF this city. who has been
am instructor at the United states Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, for two years,
has been detached from the academy and
ordered to the command of the cruiser
Newark to proceed 70 Norfolk. Va, where
the boat viii be fitted ont for the summer
cruise Of the midshipmen.
The Newark is a second-class cruiser
and is fitted for a flagship. The COM
mand is a most important one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
AD .iiehtiui Social,

A delightful social was held last
night, at the residence Of Amelia
Cronner, 622 Spriuaer street. Ihote
present we're Misses Annie MoGittigan,
Della Scbief, Sadie Lindsay, Leonia
Knox, Mabel Smith, Susie Rinnier,
Viola Mason, Mary Bailey aud Ida
Souder; Daniel Mckee, Arthur Oron-
ner, Frederick Reinner, Francis Gal
la2her. Victor Rousman. Elwood Nc
Kes, Norman Elliott, Leslie Mason
and Marvel Holton. A number OF
musical elections we're given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
rn n.rln nmnlalnn,l..

Rev. A. s. Mowbray, d. D., presid .
ing elder Of Wilmington M. e. Con-
ference district, returned yesterday
from q visit to friends In Caroline
county, Md. ,and will begin his official
visitations tomorrow, preaching at
Elsmere Church in the morning and
Scott Church in the evening. Rev. h.
X. Stephenson will occupy his pulpit
at Scott in the morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
poI1sH ooNvENr BuRNEp.

As.ociated ircss Dispslcn uy special wirsA
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, March 24.-St.
Marv's Polish Convent, at Nanticoke,
was destroyed by fire today. Two sisters
were taken from the building with diff
Guilty.
The FIRE is supposed 70 have been caused
by an overheated stove.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
MURDEREOYOUNGW WOMAN
Before LsaVlHs Their Cells to GO to
The GalloWS Johnson Acknowledged
His Guilt, But Small Maintained
That He Was Innocent
JOHNSON MET DEATH BRAVELY
Small Was Nervous Early
In the Morning,
BUT He RECLAIMED HIS COMPO8uRE
A..oelalea -. pI.pAtch or epselal NJ.

Associated Pres, Dispatch by Special Wires
Nc. Holly, N. j., March 2f.-Rulus
johnson and George Small, both colorod,
were hanged ia the jail yard here today
for the murder Of Miss Florence W. Allin-
son. The drop fell at 1910 O'Clock, and
the two men were pronounced dead II
minutes later
Before leaving their cells to 60 10 the
gallows both men made statements.
Johnson acknowledged his guilt, but
Small steadlastly maintained that ho
was innocent Early in the day Small
became nervous and apparel 10 be
verge of q collapse, but as the time for tho
execution approached Small seemed TO
regain his composure and he walked TO
the gallows with a firm tread. johnson
was apparently unconcened and met
death unllinchingly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
Majority Party.

Bernard A. Mclaughlin, Jr., was p
years old yesterday, and last evening in
honor Of bis birthday anniversary, a party
Of friends called on him at his residence,
sl5 Lincoln street, and presented HIM
with some useful and pretty gifts. The
guests were royalty entertained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
Revising school Plans.

The building committee Of the Board
Of Education, after considering the sub
iect, has decided TO have the plans for
No. % school building, at Thirtieth and
Madison streets, revised, and the revision
Is now being made. The committee will
make report at the meeting Of the board
next Monday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
rirs,nnnu.lilnr.

A fire was discovered IN the base
ment Of the residence OF Victor K.
Pyle, 10 West Thirtieth street. about
10. 80 this morning. still alarm was
sent TO the Brandywine Fire %. and
the blaze was soon extinRuished by
the chemical engine. The tife startt d
in a pile Of lumber. The loss was
qlfohf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
TOURIST KILLED BY A CAR.

Associated Press Disphtcn ov Snecial WircS
Los Angeles. Cal, March 24.--Edward
Nichols, aged "A years, q tourist from
Trenton. n. j.. was struck and almost in
stantlv killed by a Pacific electric car
yesterday al Watts Station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
Gifts 70 the Zoo.

The contribution boxes to be placed IN
the Geological Garden have been donated
to the Zoo, the boxes by Isaac >. Bullock
aud the Jars by William Lawton, tor when
The management feel thankful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
,con,tv qo.rlt,l snnnlI,,

Bids for supplies for three months,
at the County Hospital, will be opened
by the Trustees Of the Poor next
Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
Clenr,nrs forthe Week.

The clearings in the local banks
.or she week ended at noon today
amounted to si, l43,3iO as against
t954, l3O for the corresponding week
Of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
wEArHER FoREoAsr.

...oe,sted Press Dispatch ny specisl Wires
Washington, March 24.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware.
Snow and not so cold tonight and to-
morrow; light north shifting to east, wind.
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Valnnhla nnr KliInd.

A valuable collie. belonging to
Howard Il. Baldwin, OF Claymont,
was killed by train at that place last
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
nm.lllnr snln.

Frederic Darlington having sold his
dwelling, 1905 Washington street, to
Fred q. Hodges, he has moved to oOS
Van Buren street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
nnr,rnor Len Return. Home.

Governor Preston Lea has returned
from Aiken, S. c., after an enjoyable visit
of 10 days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Bucher. brass signs, 6i6 shipley.*
Umbrellas repaired Al Az saipley strssl. a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-24
Sou gate 10 classitu.

A VERY tNCtlLtNr CORNER stORr,
"a mos. suitable for market where one "a
desired see ownnr corner HARRISON AND
bltAAuti STREETS, or nt el0 West mar2iet
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nnr lorn unaans.en..

AHF0oIHIfc ITe7E DlHpaloh ~ 7laoIaI Wire
Ncw YORK Mar. 23,--The stock market opened
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-22

Las brigadas de sbomberos de San
Juan y de Santurce, han comenzado q
prestar el seryicio de guardias en- el circo
y Parque Borinquen, de unifor1ne con
el material necesario. Ell alcalde de Ia ciu-
dad debiera hacer presente los empresa-
rios de tales espectaculos que estdn en- el
deber de dar facilidades 4 dicho cuerpo
para el mejor desempefio de su cometido Y
no cTearle difcultades, como suele su-
ceder.
I'm magnffco informe ha sido dado
al alcalde de la ciudad por ell primer iefe
de bomberos referente al estado de las bo-
cas- de incendio que existen hoy en- los dis
tintos barrios de Ia capital.
Con motive de su ingreso en- Ia poll
cfa, ha cesado en- ell cargo de corIesponsal
especial de LA Corresponden en- Que
bradillas el inte ligente joven de aquella
localidad don Reyes Ruiz Soler, cuyos ser
vicios fueron siempre muy estimados por
nosotros, sustituyendole su hermano don
Antonio, que es distinguido elemento social
de dicho pueblo.
-El vapor "Pinillos" sali6 Ell dia 10 de
Barcelona para los puertos del Mediterra-
neo, Canarias San Juan, Mayagtiez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba y Cienfuegos.
La marina de guerra de los Estadoa
Unidos usa las bombillas "Sterling Spe-
ciap'. Representa- una gran economic
por su buena luz y.larga duraci6n. Uni.
co dep6sito para {. .venta en- Puerto Rico
Sociedad An6nima.de Luz Electrica, San
Juan, p. R.
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N RIO
Bn Nj
niCipa

De n4estro corresp oasal

Enero 20
Sc nos informa que varios vecinos de ea-
te pueblo han dirigido una exposition al
Hon. Jose de Diego, Delegado Ia ca
mara de REPRESENTATIVES, para que abogue
en- dicho cuerpo legislative por 81 estable-
cimiento de Juzgados Municipales, en- to.
dos los pueblos de Ia isIa. Nosotros cree
mos que no sera possible Ia concession tan
extensa; pero conceptuamos de imperiosa
necesidad, al par que de justicia Sc esta-
blezca uno en- este pueblo de Rio Grande.
La calle Hamada de Lola por
donde transitan muchos vehfculos, espe-
4cialmente carros cargados con cailas de
azdcar, Sc pone por tai motivo, intransi-
table tan pronto .cae IN aguacero, debido
a q, en- vez de tosca dura, piedra picada,
sc ha conpuesto con gredG 8 baTro: Dig
nos los vecinos de dicha Gale de ser debi-
damente atendidos, no dudamos que nues-
tro popular alcalde, senior Pimentel, hara
por mejoraT las condolences de Ia Teferida
Gale Lola.
Nos hemos enteTado de que Ia Junta
Central Unionista ha enviado q los Conf
tes de Distrito locales, el reglamento de
dicha Junta, para que antes del 90 de Fe-
brero pr6ximo, emitan dichos organismos
polftieos su opinion referida al Reglamen-
to, indicando las variantes que Sc juzguen
oportunas; Sc nos dice que este Comit6 lo-
cal no ha recibido copia del dicho Regla-
mento.
A la bondad del senior Juez de Paz,
de este termino municipal, debemos poder
suministrar al pdblico los siguientes da-
tos:
10. de Julio 81 de Diciembre de 1905.
Declarados culpables 70. Absueltos AL.
Total Ill.
Multas impuestas: Ingresadas en- tesoro,
insuIar municipal $89-74. Redimidas
en- carcel $500. Total $188-04.
Matrimonios civiles celebrados de 10.
de Enero q 81 de Diciembre de 1905, So.
Hemos sabido que desde haee algin
tempo, se conision6 por esta Junta local
de instruction; uno de sus voeales para
hacer el presupuesto plano de las obras
que deben efectuarse para la cerca del
edifcio en- que est6n las Escuelas pdblieas,
cuyo vocal atin no ha cumplido su come
lido: cuando Sc acepta un cargo pdblico,
sea no retribuido debemos ser activos =
diligentes en- su cometido.
Dicha cerca es de urgente necesidad,
pues utiliza el frente del edifcio como en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-22
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

"A la fiesta fntima celebrada esta ma
mana en- casa de los sefiores Rivero Ca,
concurrieron los siguientes sefiores:
Alcalde senior Sanchez Morales, don Ma
nuel, Juez de Paz senior Bazdn, doctores
Gomez Brioso y Barbosa, Reinaldo Pa
niagua, Jaime Sire, Antonio Balasquide,
Freirfa, del Vale Atiles don Francisco,
Perez Lozada, Fernando Torrens, Joaquin
Barreiro, Antonio Blanco, Forteza, Urru-
tia don Enrique, Harry, Besosa, .Montesi-
nos, Lcdos Manuel y Emigdio Ginorio,
Vazquez Alay6n, Moraza, Jose Hernandez,
jose Lomba, DR.. CarbonelI, Damian Mon
serrat, Santiago Sire, Cafellas, Carlos
Conde, DIR. Carballeira, Francisco Sanchez
Morales Lcdo. Manzanal, Pauline Poma-
rada, Lcdo. Rafael del Vale, Jaime An
nexy un compafiero nuestro.
-Ha regresado de Ciales don Fidel
Guillermety, que estuvo ALI algunos dfas.
-Ha sido nombrado otra vez empIead9
de la Companfa de los FerrocarriIes, Ell
antique y probo jefe de estaci6n que fu6
de la misma, don Fernando Gonzalez que
presta servicio en- la estaci6n de San
turce.
Sc efectu6 aver malana Ell entierro del
que en- vida fu6 don Antonio Somohano,
del comercio de esta plaza El acto result
to muy concurrido, asistiendo mas de dos
cientos personas. r. l.. p.
Como de costumbre qued6 muy con.
currida anoche la plaza de Baldorioty cor
motive de la retreta que celebrara la ban
da. de m6siea de la policfa
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con estos bien impresionado de la mission
que les fuera encomendada.
La prensa consagra los asuntos de
Puerto Rico, artfculos que han llamado
mucho Ia atenc;0n p1blica, con motive de
les declaraciones hechas por los sehores
Todd Bux6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-22
EN ALGECIRAS.

conquistar "penetraci6n paeffca en-
que resulten perjudicados los intereses
!. comerciales de las demas naciones.
Rati6c6se hoy, defnitivamente, 81 acuer-
do de que Francia Y Espafia, sean las en-
cargadas de impedir e contrabando por
los puertos y fronteras de Marruecos.
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UNA GRATIFICACION. Sc dar6
Ia persona que entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n un alfiler de corbata con una esme-
ralda, que perdi6 un caballero al regresar
del parque el s6bado 4 las 6 de Ia tarde en-
ell caro- no. IA. 6 Y. s.
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trada salida para sus vehfculos, Ia en-
presa de coches del senior Gonzalez, 10 que
constituye un peligro para los nifios que
asisten 4 las clases.
La yERDAD, toCa costa, ae expresa
inculcando al pueblo ignaro sanas pro-
vechosas doctrinas, no tratando de exaltar
su amino con fraseologfa efectista des-
lumbrante ensalzando crfmenes cometidos
por fanatico sectarismo, mas bien que por
defender mobiles y leYantados ideales fer
giversar hechos citas hist6ricas, solo por
hacer gala de eruditos, no es expresar tam
POGO LA vERDAD toda-costa
Para terminar ala va unScuentecillo
que me ha hecho 81 maestro Tomas
aCierta vez se paseaba por Ia plaza, muy
tieso tirado pa atrd8, hacienda cuerpO
bOnito Ia jensbra del treate, el frm6n
PericO de los PaLOtes, cuando un jovencito
POGO experto en- el manejo del velo-
cfpedo que montaba, tropez6 con M hona-
6re, quien le dice al novel velocipedista:
ssVd H d matGrme con ese gtnculO.0 Esa
81 es candides, me dijo el maestro Tomas;
y 20 le replique; paTece mentira que quien
no corloce el signifcado de las palabras
uehfculo vtnculo, Sc meta 4 corresponsal
de IN peri6dicolH
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ACtitud de los Estados Unidos.

New York, Euero %, 100 p. m.
Asegdrase que los Estados Undo inter-
vendran, como amigables componedores,
en- el conficto franco-venezolano.
ri presidente Castro, ha manifestado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-22

New York, Enero p, 1.30 P. m.
Sc estudian las proposiciones presentadas
por Francia IngIaterra.
FL baron de Radowitz, representante
de Alemania, sostiene que no se opone & la
custodia de Ia frontera angelina, por fuer-
zas francesas, pero 81 4 todo prop6sito de
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que no consentir6 imposition alguna del
gobierno frances, y ha dirigido una pro-
cla1na al pueblo venezolano invitandole q
defender Ia integridad della rep1blica en- el
case de una aggression de Francia.