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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
Al TeatrO esta nOGhe.

Con un suggestive programa SO anuncia
para esta noche la tercera representation
de Ia Compafifa de variedades, que actda
en- San Juan bajo la direction del c6Iebre
transformista nj. de la Presa.
Subira eseena an estreno. caves Moe
tuFnas" zaTzuela de transformaciones, orr
ginal de la Presa mdsica del mismo, con
un reparto de 8 personajes en- la propia
persona del hdbil transformista compost.
tor.
EI notable bale espanol s'La Maja del
Torero'', pof las sefloritas Vivero Otero
ssCouplets" de Gede6n; 81 "Cake Walk
''Cavatina' de R4f 'Fantasfa del Tro-
vador" de sivori, ejecutadaa estas dos d.
timas, en- 81 violin por el repetido M, de
Ia Presa, cerrando 81 espect6cuIo con Ia
ocurrente obra c6mica ''Ya somos tres =;
hacen 81 delicioso programa de Ia function
de- esta noche.
Trabajan las stioritas Aurora Gonzalez
A. y ]. Vivero.Otero y sefores Roselli,
M. a. La Presa
AL Teatro pues, disfrutar de Ia buena
m6sica , atrayente espect6culo que pvopoT.
ciona la buena Compaffa.
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De SOCIEDAD.

Gente con0cidG-Por unas elegantes TO.
tograffas, que hemos tenido ocasi6n de yer
Babemos que la distinguida gefiora Maria
G. de Giusty, que pasa una tempoFada en-
Paris, SO encuentra muy bien de saIud =
en- convalescencia de Ia larga enfermedrd
que Ia llevara Francia. En- ell pr6ximo
mes de Octubre regreSaran q esta isla los
distinguidos eSposos, que son muy estima.
dos aquf. Nos alegramos.
PersonGLes.-Ha embarcado hoy para
los Estados Unilos, con objeto de cont.
nuar sus estudios, el j6ven don Juan
Anil Rodriguez, de Yauco, al que desea-
mos el mejor resultado en su mobile prop6
Bito.
Ha estado en- San Juan, 81 distioguido
compatriota don Jose Mufioz Rixera
EstS va restablecido, 10 celebramos
mucho, de la dolencia que le retuyiera en-
CANA unos dfas, el castizo escritor perio-
dista puertorriquefio, senior Luis Rodri-
guez Cabrera.
En- Ell I" Versailles Han estado en- San
turce, de paseo, regresando luego su sim
patico pueblo de San Sebastian, los esti-
mables Compatriotas, la graciosa bella
BeKorita Evaristfn Rodriguez su sefior
padre don Manuel Rodriguez Cabrera.
Que se repitan las gratas visitaS.
Regreso-A fines de semana Tegresar6
de Lola, donde pasa una temporada
la bella distinguida sefi9rita Juana Ma
nueIa Rodriguez Umpierre. Hace mucha
falta en- San Juan, Ia dulce presencia de
Ia graciosa ''secretsria".
Bodas. -Para dertro de POGO tempo, Sc
anuncian dos simpdttcas bsdas Un CO.
nocido comerciante, j6ven, ''rubio'', forma-
r6 pronto 81 hermoso hogar, donde la
oriunda de germana raza, hara brotar
dulces flores de esa ventura mas grande
cuanto mas ansiada.
Hermosa morena de ojos de azabache,
''tocaya" de reinas, pront6 cefira tambi6n
su hermosa frente con el simb5lico atribu-
to del cumplido anhelo de amor. Como
las "Berthas" de la casa de Rohan, como
Jas "IsabeleB" dc Castillo, son hermosaB y
busnas las dos futuras distinguidas seforas.
Vaya nur stra solicitation.
SEMPER.
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AmpliandO dstalles.
CustrO puestos fanclOnarOn en- sl hIpddrOnO,
para sntendsrss en- las apusstas

De los cuatro puestoa que Sc instalaron
en- la tarde del domingo en- el hipodromo,
uno eetaba cargo del senior Rodriguez
Umpierre, don EFnesto, funcionaba en-
el campo, piBta; otro en- el piso alto 4
cargo del sefor Harry Besosa, este LA
mado 81 de las damas; y otro situado Ia
izquierda de Ia entrada al edifcio, donde
trabajaba el amingo Garcia, don Pedro,
conocido popularmente como ''el de la
NiDfa.V
Ell servicio en- estos tres puestos, segdn
informes de Ia geueralidad del p6blico, fu6
perfectamente satisfactorio no hubo dife
reucias cntre este los ADMINISTRATORS
que tuvieron mucho cuidado Al hacer lss
liquidaciones en- cRds caso.
Ell sefi9r Garcia es tan buen cortador y
comerciante come encargado de liquida
clones sus trabajos en- Ia tarde del de-
miugo, como los de los ctros indicados He
fioreB Rodriguez Besosa, no fueron obje-
to de ninguna protesta Asf nos 10 infor-
man muchas personas que asistieron 4 las
carreras.
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CANDIDATE TURA LOCAL
UNIONISTA
ACertadas designaGiOles en- Sabana
Grande.

En- la Convention celebrada ell 26 del
pasado Agosto qued6 proclamada en- Saba
ma Grande, ia candidatura local de Ii
Union de Puerto Rico; para los cargoB de
Alcalde, Concejales Junta Escolar.
Hela aquf:
Para Alcalde, don Pedro F. Pietri.
Para COncejales, don Emilio Pietri,
Marcial Santoni, Juan Casta, Julio r.
Castillo, Francisco Rios, Francisco Pietri,
Hip6lito Garcia
Para Junta Escolar, don Simon P. Bo-
nelli, Vicente SOltero y Arturo Rodriguez
Cruz.
Tambi6n qued6 resuelta en- dicha con-
venci6n Ia designation de don CamiIo
Bull para delegado la Camara insuIar.
LasJunta Local Unionista da cuanta de
estas deAignaciones por medic de manifes.
to informado por el Presidente don Jos6
Castillo.
S6bana Grande con estos uombramien-
tos da pruebas palpables de la confanza
y Certeza que tiene de que los candida
tos de referenoia sabran trabajar digna-
mente en- bien del pueblo puertorriquefio
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-Esta ma6ana se discuti6 ante IL sala
primera de ID Corte de Distrito, ma mo.
ci6n presentada por 81 abogadO aefier Ra-
mirez de AreIlano sOlicitando se levante
an aseguramientO do Beatencia que pesaba
sobre los bienes de su TepTesantado 81 senior
MRlfnlleda. La paTta contraTia Ii EepTes
senta don Manuel Ro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
Una circular.

La hemos Fecibido reproducida de Ia
logia "Pf Margap' no. 282 de los Wales
de San Juan decIarando que 81 Oriente
Espsflol tiene perfscto derecho para sosta-
ner logias mss6nicas On Ph. r. a, =. U.
de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
Ell dItinlo pIazO.

m.
defniva
del gOberno Cuba De los aldo
/
primer repdbc Cuba
este la
alreddo
pohIa
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IMPORTAN EN-
barques efeCtua.
dos hoy.
Mas de siete mil dollars en- SOM
hreFOs de naja.
e. ialGs De 'guayaba' Do Pasto Rico So acre
dIta On los Estad0s UnIdOs.

Eu el vapor correo que sali6> hoy para
los Estados Unidos Sc han hecho los 81.
guientes embarques de frutOs del pals:
Tabacos eIabOradOs. 2.418,O2O, (de
San Juan con un valor de......$75,714
Cigarrillos elaborados, 325.000, de
San Juan..........................." 893
sombreros de paja, 153 cajas, pro-
cedentes de Aguadilla , Maya
gdez Observation-Disclosures" 7,74O
Bordados, de Ponce. 500
Dulce de guayaba, de Ponce. !" 566
''Bay Rum, de Arroyo. ............ss 6 745
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Mas COnferenCias

New York, Sepiembre 25 130p. n.
gobieno
c3naa adas enouentan uadas @ as eanf
ado al Peidente Palma generates Fernandez
On % coi6n E senad es session
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-25
Gran AsamhIsa De
0bTsrOs lIniORiStaS

Mafiana microbes se celebrar6 una inn
portante assemblies obrera en.loB galones dc
IL Camara de Delegados
En- dicho acto se dard lectura 4 un i'm
portante manifesto y entire otTos acnerdoS,
90 fjar6 Ia pauts que han de deaaFrollal
Loo ohreros Hnionistas en- Ia presente cam:
paAa electoral.
IA IL asamblea, pues, obreroRs 9 Ia Dc
la noche, de mafana.
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CABLEGRAMAS
Taft \ Estrada Palma conf8relcian.
YoIk. SeptilmbIe 25. $50 3. d.

noche I'll
; Pana e saden rada Palma anyadO del peee Roosevelt
Nmbros gobie
noicas no pudiron lograraA
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--Ha ingreaado 90 Ia c6rcel dc Ponce
procedente de Ia d. Guayama 81 preso Juan
simidey; para Heguir extiDgdendo la con-
dena que tens pendiente de sufrir.
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Largo cable a Washington
en- Ia ma1ana de hoy.

NewYork, Spiembre, 25 1.30 p. M
Un extansO dpacho ha @ Washington
acuerdo las alscon emh
procedea en- consauencia aiones
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
jim HILL DEF|Es STATE
Railroad Magnats Bigger Than The
Commonwealth.
REFUSES TO ANSWER A SUBPOENA
Tells Process Server That He win
Not Give Evidence and That He
is Too Busy to Pay Any Attention
to the Demands Of the Commission.
OBy Associated prcss.)

ST. PAUL. MINI, Sept. G.-Jas. j.
Hill president of the Great Northern
railroad. has dcliod the authorities OF
the State Railroad and Warehouse
Commission TO subpoena him as a
witness before that body.
Last Saturday the commission is.
sued subpoena to President Hill
and gave II to Erick Olsen, u witness
against the railroad, to serve.
The subpoena cited Mr.. Hill to an.
pear before the commission. Scptcm-
Der is, and give evidence IN the case
OF the citizens of Hastings, against
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
road. The Chicago. Milwaukee & ST,
Paul road carries coal for the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific be.
tween the twin cities and Hastings.
Mr. Olsen called upon President Hill
today and handed Hill the subpocno
who read 1t and said:
Il cannot attend that meeting.
have too much business on hand.
don't think | will be In The city al
that time anyway"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
Sixteen FiIIpIR0s VINO Sold Human
Beings Put 10 Death.
.EARAGED NATIVES TAKE REVENGE
Y. S. Army Expected to Break Up
the Traffic in slanders-Arizona
Soldier Takes Command Of the Dis.
trict to Restore Order.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON ID. c.. Sept. G.-Six-
teen SO called Christian Fllipinos, who
were dealing in Mandaya slaves in
Davao district, Mindanao, Philippine
Islands. have been slain by avengins
relatives of the women and children
stolen.
Details of the tragedy have been
received here. Eight Manadayas en-
tered the Barriro of Abijud, killing
the slave traffickeEs in the isolated
building by fire.
Slave batting is carried on by the
Filipinos along the eastern coast of
Mindanao. and until the practice shall
have been broken up by the authori-
ties. 1t is expected that the rcprisals
of the character described will con.
tinue.
Captain Cornelius c. Smith, Four.
teenth Cavalry has been detailed az
governor OF the Davao district Min.
danao, Philippine Islands. to succeed
Lieutenant Bolton. OF the Seventeenth,
Infantry, who was murdered by
treacherous Moro chiefs some months
ago.
Smith Is native of Arizona, and
his rise from trooper to captain GOV.
ers period Of sixteen years. He
is medal OF honor man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
10 JOIN SWEETHEART IN DEATH
Scene Enacted on Pier as Brothers
Part-Prepared Home In okIaho-
ma, but Woman's Parents Forbid
tho Marriage as They Wanted a
Wealthy Son.in-Law.
(By Associated rrcss.l

NEW YORK, Sept GA dramatic
scene occurred on the French line
pier today Just before the steamer
LaProvcnce left for Havrc.
Among the passengers was Luigi
Cantanrlni, "a years old. who was
bound for Italy to keep suicide paci
to die on his swec,hearts grave.
Antonio Cantanrini, II brother OF
the passenger, created the scene AMI
afterwards told his brothers. story.
He said that Luigi became betroth.
cd to Josephine Ballatini, a girl In
his native town. Her parents opposed
the match; preferring Il Weather
sutton. and Luigi with his sweet.
hearts promise to keep faith. came
to this country TO seek his fortune.
He established himself at Beaver, ok.
lahoma. where he secured n rurm.
Then he wrote for Josephine to come.
but she replied that she could not;
that her parents forbade; that she In.
tended to commit suicide and that
she expected Luigi to join her in
death.
News that the girl had carried out
her purpose was received, and Luigi
sold his property at Beaver, ami
started for Italy to kill himself on the
girls grave.
En:reatics failed to swcrvc the man
and OH the pier today Antonio made
his final appeal: He chung to hi,
brother passionatcly. imploring him
not TO so. Luigi shook his head. An
tonic then half dragged his brother
TO an open space on the pier fell on
his knees. raised IL cruclnx aloft and
renewed his pleadngs.
Luigi could not he moved and final
~ turning his back on Antonio, went
ON board l.aProvencc.
When the ship sailed Luigi stood
at the rail watching Antonio, who had
again fallen to his knees AMI with
outs:rctched arms was beckoning to
his brother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
POSTAL BANKS FAVORED.
Many Citizens of Note Endorse the
Scheme
nv Associated eress.)

CHICAGO. ILLS, Sept. EN-.
enlargement has come from many
sources to the Chicago committee
which is agitating for the establish.
ment OF postal savings banks.
Letters have been received recently
from Senators Lodge. of Massachu.
sets, and Warren. of Wyoming: Gov
ernor Mcdonald, OF Colorado, and
Governor Erred, of South Dakota,
and Mayors M. b. Cnllom, of Duluth;
Brans Whittier, of Toledo; John p.
Studley, of New Haven; Carlton Nc.
Carthy, of Richmond, Va; Harry S.
Deovereux, of Springfield. H., and
others, by Chairman julius Goldizcr,
of the committee.
A mass meeting in favor of the
postal banks will be held September
10. at which further agitation will he
discnssed and petition will be cir.
cuiated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FRIDAY sEPTEMBER Z, 1905

tative OH hand while the votes were
being canvassed.
Congressman H. l.. Maynard. who,
according to the face OF the unofficial
returns from Tuesdays primary cleo.
tom, has been renomnatcd by a ma.
Jority OF between so and IS votes.
came to Norfolk this morning and wa :
met by many friends. who extended
hearty congratulations on the out
come.
MIR. Maynard said there could be no
question OF the fact that he has been
renomnatcd by IL majority close to
100 votes.
And this will be demonstrated to
the satisfaction of everybody when
the Official count is made" declared
the Congressman. Il know have
been rcnominatcd The majority is
not as large as | should have liked.
but am grateful to my friends for
what they did.
Those who fought me are forgiven
Tor everything and shall, upon my
reelection to Congress in November,
be their Congressman just as much
and work just as hard for them as
for those who gave me their full sun.
port I'm this campaign. AS to the OH.
cal count feel confident this will
show my majority to be considerably
in excess of that given me In the nm
official count. There can be no po,s:.
bile ground for contest, but would
welcome recount If such should be
considered necessary by the commit
tee.
- would accept no nomination that
came In manner could be in any
way questioned. would not have
counted for me one vote that
thought had been wrongfully cast or
placed to my credit. am the nom!-
nee because received Il majority of
the votes cast. If the votes had not
been cast for me would not want To
be declared the nominee. but the ma.
jority of the people have expressed y
desire for my return to Congress"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
ANXIOUS TO GET sTENsLAND.
Banker Who Stole Millions Ready to
Face Trial.
(By Aspociatea Prosu)

tBy As1ociated ProsH.)
CHICAGO ILL. Sept. G.-Asslstant
States Attorney Barbour today re.
day received II message from Assist
ant States Attorney Olsen. ut Tunglcr,
requesting that The authorities ut
Washington permit Stcnsland TO re.
turn without whiting for tho arrival
of legal documents.
Tho prisoner was said to he willing
and anxious to return to Chicago M
once.
Receiver Fctzcr, of the milwaukee,
Avenue State Bank. today received
the following dispatch from Srcro.
tary Shaw In Washington:
Assistant Secretary of state con
suited the solicitor for the State DO.
pnrtment concerning the $4,000 dc.
posted by Stensland IN The French
Bank at Tangler. The solicitor secs
no course open but for you 70 attach
the fund according TO law ana accord.
ing to the procedures controlling judi.
cial questions affecting the French
Bank at Tangier."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07

joint starring tour with Miss May
fohe, and soon the billbOarls are to
bear their names coupled rs tho stars
In Mile. Nitouche," II musical pro-
ductlon.
MIR. Lionel Lawrence announced
that Mrs. Scott had signed the con
tract only II day or two ago. Rehcnr-
sails will begin next week and the tour
will begin early In october.
Mrs. Scott appeared for II brief
time In vaudeville aftor her return
from Sioux Falls. anu Miss YOho has
been seen here In tho variety thcators
occasionally since shc parted from
Putnam rradlec Strong.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
STEEL TRUST GETS CAMBRIA.
Pennsylvania Railroad Selling GU. lta
Holdings.
ORy As.a,ciate,t Press

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. O.
II was reported In this city today that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
had concluded a, deal by which 1t ex-
poets to turn overto tho United States
Steel CorporatioR5iits control OF the
Cambria Steel Company.
The activity of the Cambria steel
stock on the Stock Exchange, it is
believed, gave rise to the rumor
which was denied at the offices of
tho Cambria Steel Company. Brokers
who have been selling large blocks
OF tho stock refuse to say for whom
they are acting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
LoNewoaTH is OPTIMISTIC.
RooseveIts Son-in.Law Confident G
Reflection.
fAssociated press.)

(ASSoCidlSu fTSSS.J
OYSTER BAY, n. Y. Sept. c.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth arrived at
oyster Bay today. Representative
Longworth, who spent the day in New
York. arrived later.
They will remain as the guests of
President and Mrs. Roosevelt for sew
cral days.
Speaking of the political situation
III Ohio, Representative Longworth
said that no fear was felt of the OPP
position of organized labor. The Ell.
iect OF this opposition. he said had
been greatly exaggerated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
ADDRESSES VETERANS AND DIES.
General Norman Falls Over Dead as
He Concludes Speech.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. c.
General H.. Fl. Norman, adjutant
general OF Tennessee under Governor
Buchanan, died at Woodbury. today.
General Norman had just concluded
an address at reunion of Confcder-
ate soldiers, and died while in tho act
of resuming his seat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
MAYNARD THE VICTOR
BY A SMALL MAJORITY
Colonel Cabe|I Though Contends
That Official Count viii Give
Him the Nomination.
PORTSMOUTH MAN WINS BY u
All Figures Are Verified and Arc Con-
sidered Accurate by Disinterested
EIectors-votc to Be Canvassed
Next Wednesday in Norfolk by the
District Committee.
Especial to the Daily Press.)


NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 6.-Harry l..
Maynard, Of Portsmouth, has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Demo
Gratis of the Second district of Vir.
gina by majority of 72 votes, ac-
cording to revised returns from all
the cities and counties in the district.
The returns upon which these fig
ures are based are either official or
from direct sources it being impossi-
BILE to obtain the official count in the
lacking counties until this has been
made tomorrow.
The returns from Norfolk county
are official. Those from Princess Anne
came officially from Chairman Ewell,
of the Democratic Executive Commit.
tee of that county.
Figures Are Accurate.
The figures from Norfolk and Ports.
mouth are disputed by neither Cabell
nor Maynard. The Nansemond coun-
ty majority of 26 for Maynard comes
unofficially from Chairman Boykin,
of that county, who declared he could
give nothing official until the count
was actually made.
The figures from Isle OF Wight
come direct from District Chairman
c. Fcnton Day at Smithfield, who
vouches for their accuracy. The re-
turns from Southampton county are
not disputed by either Cabcll or May
nard. This completes the entire dis.
trict. giving Maynard a majority of
72 votes.
The city committee meets at the
Monticello Hotel tomorrow to canvass
the returns in Norfolk city.
District Committee to Meet.
1t is announced that the district
committee will meet at the Monticello
at noon Wednesday, September IL To
canvass the full returns and award
the certificate to the successful man.
Colonel George C. Cabell said today
that he still believed he had received
the congressional nomination In Tues.
days primary, and would await the
official count. for the matter to be de.
termined
This large variance of figures in
the matter Of the majority credited to
Mr.. Maynard shows how inaccurate
the returns. as thus far received, are,
and fully demonstrates the fact that
1t will take the official count to tell
who has been nominated. feel con
fident that this count will give ME the
nomination. said Colonel Cabcll.
cabeII Wants Recount.
II am willing to havo- a recount in
every precinct in the county in which
received II majority, If 1t is ncces
sary. AS near as I am TO Congress, I
would not go there If thought one
fraudulent vote would put me there
ii have received majority OF the
votes, then should have the certifi.
cate of nomination. If Mr.. Maynard
has received the majority, then he
should have the certificate. We will
wait until the official returns are In
Colonel CabeIl said he had not been
notified from any county OF the time
in which the commissioners of cleo.
ton would meet to canvass the re.
turns. He thought that each of the
candidates should have received such
notification so they could either be
present in person or have rcpresen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
1000 TEACHERS COMING OVER.
British Pedagogues to Visit the Uni
ted States.
fBy Associated Presa.)

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. G-Ac.
cording to information received by
the Department of Commerce ana
Labor. two thousand British school
teachers have applied to Mr.. Moscly
the London publisher. to join his pros,
pectiVe party. which will visit the
United States aud study educational
methods here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
MRS. moLlNEux.scoTr TO ACT.
She and May Yohe to Be Joint Stars
in Musical Production.

NEW YORK. Sept. G.-Mrs.
Blanche Molineux-Scott, the former
vile OF Roland b. Molincux, who an
nounced her decision to 20 en- the
stage soon after her divorce from
Mr.. Molineux was granted and hcr
marriage to Scott. the lawyer who
represented her In the proceedings.
Is about to carry her plans into cf.
feet.
She has made arrangements for a