davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-22

10 de que tales leyes Sc conserva, y senti-
miento por 10 de elias perdido en- las iris
tes agitaciones de la revoluci6n de la
guerra.-Francisco SilvelG."
''Saludo con emoci6n y respeto la me-
moria del Arbol de Guernica, sfmbolo de
iustituciones en- que la libertad la tradi-
ci6n Sc enlazaban en- sus ramas seculares,
dando este noble suelo la sombra amiga
Ell ambiente sano de una representation
ibre una administration severa: benef-
clos que pido Dios conserve 4 Vizcaya
extienda sus hermanos en- la gloriosa
Corona de Castillo, las demas provincias
espafolas. Roimotqado Fernandez TiEla-
verde"
"Felices los pueblos cuyas virtudes pre-
sentes justifcan segunda vez el amor que
guardian q sus tradiciones y glorias. An
tonic MGuro."
''Venerando la t1adici6n imitando las
virtudes de sus antepasados, ha llegado ell
pueblo vasco al peTfeccionamiento admi-
nistrativo que todos admiran en- 6l al
alto grado de cultura y de progreso que
tanto honra la naci6n espafola. Edotar-
do Doto."
''Mis fervientes -votos por la generaliza-
clon toda Espaha de las ibertades viz
cainas, armonizadas por Ell espfritu de los
tiempos y las exigencias de Ia democracia.
-RafaeL Maria de LabrG"
Y voy al aut6grafo del senor Canalejas,
que es, mi juicio, Ell mas expressive: car
Dol sagrado de las hist6ricas libertades To-
Gales! Tus raices siempre Sc abrazaran
amorosas al solar de Vizcaya; tus g6rme-
nes fecundos fructifcaran en- ell vivero ma
cional de las ibertades modernas.-Jose
Canalejas q MSndes."
No hay ningdn aut6grafo-dice Ell sehor
Arana-de los sefiores Sagasta y Moret,
sin duda porque no pasaron por ALI. Y
20 pregunto al senior Moret: 5tendrfa in
conveniente S. S. en- suscribir un aut6grafo
como Ell del sefior Canalelas? (EE 8ef1or
presidente del Consejo de Ministries: Min
guno de los que ha lefdo S. S dejarfa de
suscribirlo, dando preferencia al del senor
Labra)."
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VINO TINTO CALICO sUPE.
RIOR DEL RIVERO EN- CUARTE-
ROLAS. Ofresen Sucesores de L. Villa.
mil q Go. S. en- G. 30v.
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LOS AUTOGRAPHS
del ArbOI de Cuer-
MICA.

Ell senador sefor Arana, al discutirse la
ley de jurisdicciones, en- ell Congreso espa-
mol, pronunci6 un discurso en- ell que re-
produjo los aut6grafos que dejaron en- Ell
album del Arbol de Guernica algunos per,
sonaies de la politica espanola.
He aquf el documento que reproduce Ell
Diario de Sesiones:
LA veneraci6n que un pueblo entero
tributa las instituciones, fueros, usos =
costumbres, con los que ha sabido regirse
y vivir honrado y feliz largos sigloF, 10
menos que puede inspirar sus hermauos
en- Ia patria comlin es profundo respeto por
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-22

Ell BANCO POPULAR DE ECONO-
MAS Y PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN
DE PUERTO RICO FUNDADO EN-
1898.
Hace prestamos hipotecarios con gaIan-
tia personal con deposito de alhajas y
Otros ValOres.
Adnmite imposicines de dinero, expide
documentos de fianzas por alquileres de
oasas y hahitaciOnes memories, v paga el 6
pS de interes sobre cantidades que Ise de-
positen; acepta cantidades en- cuenta CO.
Tiente con 81 uso de cheques para disponer
de los fOndos abonadO ell mismo inteTes de
8 pS de acuerdo con los RegIamentos que
cada Hbreta contiene. so v. g.
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FACECIA.


En- ma tertulia contaban los congrega-
dos sus aventuraa
5Y usted no cuenta nada?-diio Id Sc
nora de Ia casa uu cesante que ola con
imperturbable calma.
Senora -respondi6 eI interpelado-
no tengo NADIA que contar.... nj siquiera
una peseta.
Xxx
olga usted, don Tomas, ipor que no
mata usted su perro, que es una calamidad
para todo el vecindarIo2
y usted, don Pedro, ipor que no en-
venena 8 su hija 6-quema So piano2
~
Entire disputados:
5Contigui6 usted el empleo que solici-
taba para Rodriguez
No; Sc 10 dieron q otro sinvergGenza.
***
-Yo no he mentido mas que una vez
en- mi vida.
Esta usted en- un error, porque ha
vuelto usted 4 mentir ahora mismo.
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En- las maniobras militares:
Un soldado estraviado dice un labra-
dor quien encuentra en- un campo desier-
to:
iPor casualidad ha visto usted por
aquf un cuerpo de ej6rcito2
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INpICApOR GENERAL

.coNsEJo A LAS MADREs.-El iarabe ealmsn,e de
IA Sonora Winsow debe sempre que nnos
en e periodic De Ia denticon Proporciona ayo Immediate
Al pequeno Paeiente, produce sueho natural anqulo
aiWa el dolor el angelic despiera muy vivo aegre
rs muy agradabe al paladar, calma al nno ablanda
eneias alva sis dolores, hace faces las uncones del
esomago egula los intestinos. Es e mejor remedio
conoeido para Ia darrea provenga &sta de la den6n
de cuaquera ora Tengase mucho cuidado pedr
Jarabe CaEnante de IA Sonora Winslow" es e mejor
de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-22

FAMILIAs DE GUsTO: La Villa de
Madrid ha recibido cuellos de hilo para
niios, corses de las ceIebradas marcas, Gro
yal' Warner BIC. Perfumerfa france
sa, crepe chine St. Gall Cloth.
Ultima novedad en- encajes volencianos
"Chartilly'', Torchon y en- Bruselas.
A la Villa de Madrid acude toda perso
ma de gusto. San Francisco 81. Telefo.
no 273. P. 0. B. 764. San Juan P. R.
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S 5 5 0 0

Sc desea colocar en- primera hipoteca.
Para informes dirigirse apartado de correo
numero 383. DIP.
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LA TIENDITA.-De j. ECHEVARRLA
-PIGsG Principal 0J Jado del AyaGnta-
n16eaato.
Dedicado con especialidad q la venta de
efectos religiosos, artfeulos de novedad y
fantasia para seforas y sefioritas.
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-JUNCOS-A don Nicolas Benite-
Delgado, le imvitamos one conteste nues
tras cartas, para one rinda cuenta, de los
intereses que le han sido confados de esta
Empresa durante Ell tempo que fue agente
de este diario en- la iudicada poblaci6n,
Esperamos ser atendidos para que desa-
parezca este reclamo. D.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

LIN NA FERREA DEL OESIE
Itinerario. -salidas de Bayamon Capt..
tai simultaneamente.
Dias adorable anafIa 6, 6. I5, 80
9.46 !l.OO. Tarde 12.15, 1.45, Bis. 4.S5, $50
Dias festivos. -Manana s, 6.5, $50, 9.45
y 100 Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2.8O $3.50, 4.3O
$50 y g.
Billete baratos para dIas festivos. De
Cataho Bayam6n, ida vuelta IL cIase
$O-25 e ase $O-16. De Bayam6n g CstafO
Ida WI to II class @O-15, e clase $O-1O.
Blllete 'rdinario de Capital 8 Catafio en-
2R clase 3 centavos.
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1903. Ra-
mon ValdGs.
I'm egta impranta se vende papel de pc
ri6dico viejo 8 $500 quintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-04-22

A GOLDEN OPPORT-
UNITY.--- In a country
IN which the use of tobacco
is almost universal, the sale
Of matches is, indeed, a pay
ing business. Why don't
you send matches to Porto
Rico and see to it, through
good quality and cheapness,
that they get a strong hold
on the market7
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Sc VENDE.-Una Edici6n completa
mente nueva de la ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA en- ingl6s. Gran Arsenal
de Conocimientos en- Arte Literature,
Ciencia, Historic, Geograffa, Comercio,
Biograffa, Descubrimientos Invenciones.
Sc compone de 81 volGmenes, incluyendo
ell Nuevo Suplemento americana. GIN
CUENTA PESOS. Dirfjase & r. B., al
cuidado de "La Correspondence" Allen
64, San Juan. PR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
viii Bore as Tunnels,

San Franz Aug. 24.-The West.
ern Pacific railroad will bore a. tun.
nels In eastern California between
Orrvillp and BcCkNith Pass. Instead
Of going around mountains, the West.
ern Pacific Is going through them. The
longest tunnel Is at the head Of Spring
Garden, II miles east Of Quincy This
cut Is under the ridge diriding the
north and middle firks Of the Teath.
or river This tunnel VIII be- 900
ieet when completed. The next tun
mel on the road will be the one uu
der Beckwith Pass This will be-
over 1000 fee, long. and II Is being
bored AZ both ends. The third tunnel
viii probably be the most dificul'
engineering feat ~ all as II viii be
cut through solid rock for distance
of loo feet This will be- norta of
Quincy on spanish creek
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
Telephone Girls Strike.

Chicago, Aug. - Two hundred
telephone girls employed In the cen.
trail exchange Of Chicago Telephone
company struck Thursday badly crip.
ping the service. The cause of the
strike was an order issued by the
company declaring the girls AZ "ccn.
tral 10 enter the building through "A
rear door, which. In order 10 reach f.
they were compelled 10 60 through a
paSsagcway loo feet long. The girls
declared that The passagcway l. mud
dy even IN. the daytime and dark.
Shiny and slippery ~ night There
are three saloon IN RANGES on the al
ley and the girls declared that they
are annoyed by the hangers-On Of
these places
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

FhosHif ATix Aas 20 News 70
feesiTsd here that J . Hasdwt
- tbs Phosnis aad i4D, Angeles. hsa
sseafra eOafessiou from ghs Mss
sah gossrnmsb iyF TIE construction
q railroad 81 gtailss ioas 10 50
uoFs ne iuiilal polaf 81 the nas
siiI b. Csfep. ,iiyisiaa Fol,i On ,ls
eoaora read thenev ia c6Dsf a.1i
.ssllss silaes - Uras afi Kesan
hfcasA lre va4af n4ir yzl:ss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

ChicagD AUG - rb1utaads ~
Dsopl- aEain fbpaS"d ths parks Oa
" odh"sJay nlEhr. A~sking shelter ua
dsf ~. skies from th. heat ~ the
city A. O'Clock Thursday mOfu
inE The mercury Was sbovs so The
suffering ~ ths t.nsm~at diatTtstA
ras intense sni The authorities DO
rlafr that The tuapsitiy ~ ne poof
p.opl. lu pui'ba." lrs aud DsIoF inilk
10 riusina ,n alarming isath rate
among rhillfFs In The crowded
ghetto ils,fisf ahefs several faHsillss
srs often crowded 10 Ons room. ths
rOodfiI1ns are almost unbeaFabls
Boaaands nsi ~ the open streets
and alleys and passed ths aight and
the p0frhss and are escapes ~ IN
i~asmsHis usfs eFouasa sith WOmsn
and shI!irss A serious result OF
tns prolonged hsst save ahdef whIeh
Chlesxo asa b.ssa saasrias. has bssn
. marked Increase In ths crime rec.
ord
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

~ Pctersburg. Aug 20 Count
Ni,te. The former premier. submitted
,a an operation a. Frankfor'-oG-'he
Main shich uAs performed BY PROBES
nor Espiss \ telegram received
mere from the eoun; declares iaAi his
heath was the sole rvason for bis Viz
n 10 Frankfort. all FumorN Il pp'i'ical
aims to the coairary noiwtihs'anisbg
He wiu Be Obliged "a remain 81
Frankfort or In the vieihity Ia order
IN ancct q cure
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
Want 70 Know lny.ntlon o, comnanx.

''''N" '''N~''NNil VI SOUlHaNlt
New lOrh, AU. ...a urakrrasG
offices OF VI. j sage \ Co. in this
city ana In Jyt.r, city, which sus.
pended Wednesday. were visited ~,
Thursday by larSr number VI The pa.
irons OF ,le company and its various
agents in other Ell les who wanted
to k"ow Whit the company nteaUs t.
do abou, settling its accounts Il l.
said the n'm has $4,000 accounts L.
be adjusted throughout the south a
large number Of which are located
along the route Of two wires to New
Orleans which II formerly operated
According 10 one report the losses
amount to s2,OOOOOO Il was expect
ed that formal action looking toward
the appointment Of IN assignee would
be taken today and that possibly an
attempt might he made tn organize
a new company In which some ~ the
members of the other concern would
be included.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
SMITH ]! LANDSLIDE,
OvERWHELMS GEORGIA
Carries Over 0n1Hundred Coun,
ties in Primary.
NO SECTION ESCAPED cELueE
Fulton, Floyd, Blbh, Richmond and
Thomas, Of Big Sh, Are for Hoke
Smith, and EstiIl saves chs.aam by
Internationally snaII Margin.

Atlan,a. Aug. 24.-Thc result Of the
state plnSsry is Egual victory lot
hOke Smith.
The returns, practically complete,
show that Mr. .Smitn has carried loo
counties. In several counties It viii
require the Official coun, TO deter
mine tho result. aud from several u:
the more remote cohnDlrs M reports
Of Debate character have been ~.
ceived. The prcSent Indications are
that MIR, Hokc Smith II assured OF
2Gi delegates To the state convention
out of 800 comprising the membership
OF that body
II means, In all probability. his nom
nation by aCClamatlUu at he state
eonyoar'on, which NJ ''' al Macon on
Sept T.
The only other Contcsts on the state
ticket were those for he Offices of
com, irolIer general Nud STAGE school
commissioner, Thesc were complete
~ overshadOwed by the contest oven
the governOrship--s completely that
most Of the NOtcrS were not aware
that suCh contests were on until ,hcy
un I,rtook 10 mark their tickets. Seth
cr MI Sanford nor Nj Johnston made
the slightest impression, Comptroller
General Wright aud state Schooi Com.
missioner Merritt car ing every coun.
~ 50 far as reported
Three contests for congress were
interesting side Issues Two ~ thee
were furnished by the frst district
he fight for the short term "a MI
the vacancy caused by the death OF
Colonel X r. Lester brought out 4
separate Get ~ candidates than thai
Tor the long term. J. " Oyrrstrr"t
OF Screvcn. over three opponents Tn"
long term was won by Hon w W
Sheppard. ~ savannah over Hon J
A Brannen, Of pulloch
In the third district Congressman
Lewis has defeated Hon. Dudley "
Hughes after a spirited con est
There were number Of contests
for judgcshlps. ahd for senatorHhlps.
but these had only local Interest
United States s"HatoT A. o. bacon
mad no opposlilou for denomination.
aud probably poll,d every Voi" cas-,
Ia the primary.
The follows table shOSs the coun
ties carried by cach candidate In the
gubsrnatorial race and the numbsr ~
delegates Ia whirh each county IL
entitled In the con entiOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
Insurance Loss Adjusted.

San Francisco Aug 20 The insur.
Ance loss nn the Palace hotel hls been
AdJustel a. 81 p2si0 Tits IL more
than the Insurance comVsnlc. viii
have To pay for the total Insurance
% the building Sas only 1856 900 T.
beinE a total lDss. therefore. q ia
oiiliy % a tTine over g million and .
quarter wtll b. distributed smong o.
companies Involved In the loss THIS
IL aaid to have the iaraes, loss upoh
single riak ever adjusted IN this
oounffy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
GENERAL BANDERA,
INSURGENT, KILLED
Was Operating Against Cuban
Government.
TWO FOLLOWERS MET LIKE FATE
A Force Of 200 Mounted Rural Guards
Which had Long Been Seeking In
surosnt Force Commanded by San.
dora, Succeed in Their Efforts,

Havana, Aug ~. General Quoatln
BandC,a. the uvg,o leader Ut llaN,Eh
province, VAC recently headed an in
surgont band and began oprtauib
agams, the government. Mas N"ea
cary rhursday mornhs In an rncoun
tor with rural guards
Tho MAT WITH Banderns band oc
Cured al . O'Clock. \ force ut zoo
mounted rural guards which had been
tor ,hrrc days ,cvhing tho msulgcut
iurcc commanded 10y Bandcra, finally
sdcCccd,d after the veteran command
81 had pitched hlS camp for ~" nisht
la addition TO BandUra. Two Ot MS
followers wore hlllcd. bat mono was
Capur.
The w-urg,Jl iurc,t commanded
by rnu GJ,cJH have captured Sau
Juan he MartncA. ,hc terminus Y
ne Western railroad and hsNr uccu.
pird the town aud railroad station
There Wus no blood shed AT the Oc'
rupatIuu Of San JuAu dc Maritime. ac'
Colding To- the rvpurts Just received.
The small force Ut rural guards vhica
heidi the town He'd az the approach
Ut the lusutgvn,s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
BUSINESS RESUMED
AT VALPARAISO
Business Houses Open for First
Time Since Ruake.
100000 FOR THE RELIEF FUND
4 Movement Is on Foot to Organize
a Company to Facilitate the Raising
Of Money Necessary to Reconstruct
the City Of Valparaiso.

Valparaiso, Aug. 2t,-Some OF the
business houses mere are opened FOL
business for the first time since TIC
catastrophe ON Thursday.
Telephone and telegraph commune
cation with Santiago has been re-es'
tablished, but tue liAes are used al
most exclusively by the government
officials.
The ci,y Is still under martial law,
Traffic ceases al o'clock In the even.
ing, aud everybody Is compelled tn
take some part in the work or restor.
ing normal conditions. As first in
stalnen, the government has appro.
priated Si.Uuu,pJO for the relief VI the
destitute TIE custom house was re.
opened t0i1y ana traffic by water
and by raj has been resumed.
The postal service j. now In opera.
ton one al the greatest difficulties
encoun cred by tlC authorities Is the
intermlnt OF he bodies recovered from
the ruins, a. all the cemeteries were
de,truL,L At he various temporary
uJrgues heaps Ut collins have accu.
muidt,d. awaiting thv designation Of
then place oil burial The work of
TeCOt erin, tue bodies Is beiLs push
n To- me u most la order to avoid az
ep!i,mc. In tear Of when many FAM
lie, are leaving the city. Through
the whole length Of Brazil avenue and
all OYCr Victoria square, large sheds
have been constructed 10 shelter the
homc,y., nom The severe rains.
Survivors of The earthquake say
TIA, during he ,hoChs It was lmpOssi.
Bile to stand erect without support.
4 movement is on loot to organize
a Compnu, 20 facilitate the raisiIg
~ money necessary 10 rcconstruC, he
CITY II D. proposed ~ advance the
sun, needed without interest for the
hr,t siN months. Tnc plan il 10 con.
strucl ,hc ueN buildings Ut light ma.
tcria, aud ~ lay out streets 80 they
wi. have uniform width Of 20 me.
trrs The province of the north aId
south. which have not suffered from
the earthquake are sending supplies
OF food AMI money 10 he sirIo>rn cit
les aud towns.
The department ~ public works ~
cartilage has appropriated 10000 for
the construction OF sheds "a shelter
the refugees from Valparaiso and
ELSEWHERE. who continue to arrive at
the Chilean capital In large Numbers
Ihe railroad line between l.imachs
and QgIlpue In addition 10 suffering
severely from the earthquake. 81 An
gus, 10Th. has several onOrmou. Grew
tees. newly made. In its vicinity
Valparaiso still l. without street
light. but order l. main aIned owing
to the SEVERITY ~ the authorities. who
shol' all persons caught committing
rUbberic~
AmDrs tHr bulldogs Whlcl fell at
the time % IA. earthquake are ths !
palace Of justice and the Maritime pre-
lecture
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

"a Louis. AaG - pr the arst
time since the passaEs u the Asii
bstflnE lac caused = saspeasioa a.
eli the race TRACKS In me state. . rsrs
mestinE uiil - hsid 10 q, iouis
ooasiy Bafnsy DTvyfas wiil Give Q
strictly eh0ssf Ds-sisa 81 his farm Ia
ucsoosr Tia mestiaE viii lass I've
says anf Ill - on tnvita .lyn affair
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

san FrEr~,sco Asa 70 -Tas kRsr
co9s1c isfs.Y :. ne services ~ ~
0ceiAsaal ga Oresfsi sisamxefe
saeapany. - so sssaGAS - 81
Pneanx Nal feei hss 80 arfsssf -
ga fsyrs HEx Esan ee,t - ~ takr
o. risn x - 4estaasia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

Arcasa fla Aug tL-Tso lsrEs
rafeAsasss ~ - PsAos River Pbs-
paaie MifnAx congsnf sf Hal usfs
~srses by HEs;nihg Wednesday arr
nSga eArrhy nrr snf Ffrs eazg,s r
u aesvugsl sl'a hssf eoaisrlt va
pas 81 ssc.scs, r..s ocrs,aEts q e.
h.ai4irs rsfr .s,annes sss pefe req
emsA 40 x,uss ssasss,'g fs1r "a
NsmeN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25
franklin a Rlllon su,nAnd.

New York, Aug 2i.--Thr su,pen Ion
Of the hrm Of franklin 4 Billion. mem
bers 0f the Consolidated Stock IN.
change. was announced Thursday The
inability Of The arm To collect add
tional margins from custoaierS after
the upward movement OF the market
las, week is'report 4 10 be- the cause
of The suspension \ member ~ tie
hrm today estimated tho liabilities
400 200 and assets at 90. 900 90 $40.
0CD he said the nrm hopes 70 cor
promise With lts creditors and rcsuse
operations
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

Nrw Nurk, Auf - It Saa an
uuunccd Irum havana Aug 90 mat
G,u,ul Quriun Handora, Sho gira
~ di,uns ulahrd himself IA the ,uWyO
war Tor Independence had lrft \rro
80 Arenas. t. unite, vest of havana,
with about - insurgUu,a. wnOm man
bois n WaA believed we're augment
ed later bj rltrv armrd With guns
ard ammunition. which set out from
llnSala Inc nrNl day II Vas rupor cd
that ltnd,ti had been wounded Ia
ne head IN a shltmlsh
Htld,ra Wus about 90 years old. Hr
tooh pat In the ten years Nar. ~
we'll o. Ia the var fur cuban indie
pondcucr Ito was we'll Known 10
every province VI Cuba and had Eraa'
Influence With the negroes When In
Havana Bandcra vas iR tho habit NJ
ga herring crowds ~ negroes about
him ard making speeches To them on
ths Ingratltuds ~ republics On
one occasion no went 70 the senate
cnamDcr and delivered violent
speech crl'lcislng the government for
nat Eiying him an pffire sO0n sf
tcrwafis Bee was appolntsl dporkssp
sr ~ the house ~ parliament The
loslflpn which iiand-ra aspifcd IA Vas
that ~ chlrf ~ police
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-25

~ tsf&iJ Ca fFssi 10 ~ agg5f b.
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-16
PLANS TO WELCOME
PRINCE ARTHUR
OF C0NNAUGHT
Will Visit the Mikado as Rep
resentative of King
Edward.

Tokyo, Feb. 16.-Great preparations
have been completed for the reception
of Prince Arthur of Connaught, who
is due to arrive at Yokohoma next
Monday from Hong Kong on H. NJ. S.
Diadem. Prince Arthur comes as the
representative of King Edward VII. to
confer the Order of the Gartar upon
the Mikado. For weeks past the i'm
perial household has been busy with
arrangements for the reception and
entertainment of the prince and his
party. Admiral Togo, General Kuroki,
and Vice Admiral Ijuin are members
Of the committee in charge of the, ar
rangements. Artists and experts have
refitted the rooms in the Kasumigaseki
palace, which have been chosen for
Prince Arthur's use and have never
before been utilized to accommodate
foreign dignitaries. 1t has been ar
ranged for Prince Arthur and his
party to take part in several big hunts
in the Mikado's own forests. The
prince will remain in Japan until
March 13, when he will leave by the
steamship Empress of Japan for
Canada.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-16
HOOVER GETS THE PLACE.
Former Superintendent Of Schools in
Park River is Elected to the Fargo
Schools.

The Fargo school board held meet
ing yesterday and elected w. E.
Hoover, formerly of Park River to the
position of superintendent of schools
there. Mr.. Hoover succeeds Superin-
tendent Hicks who has accepted q
position at Cleveland, Ohio. The ac-
tion of unanimously electing Mr..
Hoover to the position is one of the
few which the Fargo school board car
ried through with harmony. He was
picked out Of sixteen candidates for
the position and the board could not
have made a better selection. Mr..
Hoover is at present superintendent of
schools at Park River and 1t will be
some time before he can arrange to
take up his duties at Fargo, as the
school board of Park River is widely
scattered, some being in Cuba and CAL
ifornia. He is one of the best super
intendents the state can boast of hav-
ing, and has the happy faculty Of keep
ing the students and teachers working
in harmony. The position is a desir-
able one and pays the salary of $4,000
per year.