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EI benefiCiO del maestro Barducci.

wSV @E
El lunes pdgose en- escana "Bohemia" &
benefcio del reputado maestro Ugo Bar.
ducci.
FL desempefio de Ia obra fue aiustado.
La orquesta, bajO Ia competente direc.
ci6n del henefciado, ray6 & gran altura.
haci6ndoss aplaudir repetidas veees eobrs
todo en- Ia eiecuci6n de Ia sinfonfa s.Puer-
to Rico" del maestro Barducci, que gust6
muchfsimO al numeroao p6blico que LENA.
ha 81 Municipal
En- 81 "Himno al Sol, Ia orquesta fus
ovacionada de manera daliTanta De le
hizo Eepetir 81 grandiCso himno, dc Il
opera '.Iris.
FeIicitamos al maestro Barducci y Il
asociaci6n de eminentes esCritoras y artig.
tas cuyo beneiciO fue tambien Il fun.
Ci6n del Iunsa.
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ASAMBLEA DE TABAQUEROS

SuplfcaSenos Ia inserci6n de 10 siguiente:
Los obreros tabaqueros P. Zayas, A.
Dup6n, b. Cruz, A. Mirabal, A. FernSn.
dez' 6. Garcia, G. Simidey = A. Baldo-
rioty representatives de las Uniones Loca.
les de TabaqueroH de Arecibo San Juan
SO reuniran el pr6ximo domingo 9 de Sep.
tiembre, continuando en- session hasta eI
Ola siiguiente, Labor Day, en- Ia ciudad de
Are, ibo.
III ohjeto de esa reunion es preparar
una ASdl1blGa magma de fOdOS los Tsba1uarOs
GO q lSIa Dc Puerto Rico para tratar de 81
organization.
Iodos los tabaquercs que lu leseen,
pueden escribir 81 Comite Oroanizador Je
10 ASamblea sObre su mejor organization.
Sus oPiniones han sido Bolicitadas''
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AIDA GONzAGA

En- la segunda representation d 8 |
"Eausto" que se llevar6 4 efecto mafiana
en- Ia noche esta 4 cargo de esta genial ar
tista el importante papel de MaTgarita.
acknowledgements que su voz de un tim
bre altamente simp6tico su delicada e.
gura ha de dsr gran relieve al interesan-
te tipo de mujer creada por Goethe.
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s v. q.

Admir6se nm portugu6s de YER que
en- San Juan uno de los meiores hoteles es
q "HelYetia, Cruz n, que puede com.
petiT con lcs mejores de Europa, Dor 81
excelente servicio, magnffca mesa = meio-
res comodidades para los hu6spedeE.-
pietaTio PEDRO EGHTRA
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MaChetazOs en- Cayey
UnO nOrtaImsnte hsrldO

Cayey, CoroneI Hamill, San Juan
Anoche hubo una rina entire Justiniano
Gonzalez y Dolores Leon, vecinos barrio
''Jajome alto" de esta jurisdiction, result
tando el primero mortalmente herido de
dos heridas en- Ia cabeza y una en- Ia es-
Palda, todas de machete: arrestado agresor
Z puesto q disposition Juez Municipal.
TIE Mongil.
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Anoche 81 salir del Circo los que asis-
teron la funci6n presenciaron una gran
discussion sobre las bondades del Ron mar
"a ETpossci6p de A. Alvarez Hermanos
que conviuieron en- que es 81 meiorgde to-
dos.
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EI Viernes.

a Les siete de la manana del pr6ximo
VleTnes, ss celebraran misas de difuntog
sn "a lglesia de San Francisco de eata ciu.
dad, aplicadaB en- sufragio del cue f'ue d.
FrRncigCO Gatell. ~ =
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EnLO.c correspo poDdepcio

EiRnaas e1 metklic0 con frma.
haclboa talonaTiol para cobro de alqui.
laaog-laienta1 q eolat..
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ANUNcIO De SUBlSTA.
DepaFtamsBiO Del Interior.

0feina del superintendsnte
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JUAN RRAscHI.
Director INFERNO.
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PREcIOS De SUSCRIPGI0N En- T0lR IA ISLN.
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shrinsrs Tear To The Pacific
Coast

tNAA
Atsry dsiigtifni spfins bar b. Nc
l'sritc cnas has h.ssn sffanFed "
laatr itnsion April zsth and stiis sr
dor ths aaspices ~ ihs Nysiic Hhfins.
and = gfrss fedisciiuH Ia faie has l~sn
made Ia consegnencs. the toar u avail.
ahls for The grnrsai pabiic. Tiss party
sili travel Ia he hnrst tsstilsalrf
equipment and al meals 81 route siil
l~ IN dining cars
80 $40 ouissrd journey stops uiii bs
made ~ Chicago. beaver. Colorado
Springs and Sani.Ake CITY. aocommo
daiiens hrlng provided =, ibe hrsi
hotels. The iiibrrary Includes = side
tript g. Cripple Crrck uith an oppor.
iunity a. visit the celebrated gold
mines az eel a. The incompatible trtr
ovef the Denver A Ito CFande rsil'
road. ''the scenic line of the world,
and the Rocky mountains. Ten days
vii - spent IN touring The state II
California, winding up AZ San Francis
CO.
Teo routes ar offered for The return
one via The Grand Canyon Of Arizona
and the other via Portland, Seattle.
Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies.
with stopovers at Glacier and Banf.
FOR those Who return via other routes,
independent tickets are provided.
The party will travel In charge Of
an experienced conductor and all de-
tails are carried out In first class
style. illustrated itinerary may lie
obtained 10y calling on or addressing.
George l. Williams, NEPA 1913
Washington street, Boston, Mass.
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wASHINGTON EXCURSION

The. Rutland Railroad will run q
popular excursion to Washington, ID G
on Thursday, March 20, via Albany,
West Shore Railroad and Pennsyl.
vanla Railroaj!at very low rates for
the round trip, form bennington, sl0
No. Bennington, 80, Arlington, $40,
Manchester, sI0.l5, Dandy, Slo. 10,
proportionate low rates from interme.
dlate points.
Tickets will be'good going on regu.
lar day trains March 20 TO reach
Albany before.5:30 in the afternoon,
connecting with special train over the
West Shore Railroad leaving Albany
at $50 y. m. and arriving at Washing:
ton at 6 a. IN March 3Oth. Tickets will
be good returning to leave Washing
ton untiliSunday April Sth, to reach
starting point until April 10th. Stop
overs will be permitted on the return
only at Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York within the limit of the ticket
coaches and limited mum:
Der of sleeping cars will be provided
on the special train from Albany.
desiring sleeping car &C:
should communicate
with the nearest Rutland RailroaJ
agent.
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Sad End OF Two Little Ones

ANSONlA, Conn, March 20.-The
bodies of the two small children of
Charles Iewick, who disappeared from
their home on Monday while their
mother was lying i'll in the house, were
recovered from Biddyland pond. The
first body taken out was that of the
boy Charles, aged about four wears.
A little later the body of his sister
Brunhilda, five years old. was brought
to land. Ever since the disappearance
of the children diligent search has
been made, and as last resort the
searchers dragged the pond
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nsii with iruRihs T. spar' Maiaiar
bsckel FROM - Z. a. tusk ili- piaer
frpm i'it.sbu. In = drive Summaries;
fir.i Haor rai-f. first. isHi,nir.
s-eyBJ. Bsby Willie. thini.
Second kasr. Compuicr. first. hath
Maris. s-,oui. Campaigucr. ihiri
Tbiri Ksor Workman. frsi. Henry .
-,v'pud. Ssla'iiu. ihini
Fourth Race Garter ku"t. first: .
Life Buoy. -ecpud. DUuro. ihini
fifh Race Kettle IiDnn".r first. .
seond: Euripi,lc. ihiri 4
sixth Kacr. Drkai'.r. first. Malllnr. .
second: Pliorbus. thin1.
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Anarchi-, Robbers ~ odessa.

ODESSA. March -. ATTEMPTS to
rob business and private houses occur
here daily. Ten anarchists rushed into
u wholesale grocery store ana demand
ed $1,000, threatening the clerks with
bombs II they refused. \ duel with re-
volvcrs followed. during which two
anarchists were killed The authorities
have taken extraordinary measures TO
protect property.
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4 wrong word saved HIN.

LISBON. o.. March - Because the
words daily ledger" were used In
stead Of daily Journal" IN an indict.
mcut against Teller &. II. Van Horne
" The wrecked State bank Of Canton
Judge W W Hole held the indictment
not good. aud the trial Of Van Horne
OH the charge Of falsely entering on the
books credit against the Cleveland
First National bank was ordered dis
missed
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National HacI.et Tournament,

NEW YORK. March 29.---Thc first
and semifnal rounds in the national
racket doubles championship tourna-
ment were completed on the New York
Racket and Tennis clubs court The
surviving pairs In the finals are George
X. Fearing and II. -. Scott of Bos-
ton and l.. Waterbury and Charles u.
Sands of New York.
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ws.,.s'. Deal Win rsss,iss ti....

PHILADELPHIA. Msnch =, Nlay
or Weaver has signed the oriinanc'
granting the Philadelphia Rapid Tran.
III compsny an extension % thr'c
year. Tor the completion 81 lis Market
sirwt subway. IN consideration fof
ibis extension the railway company
will pay Slpnp and has filed n full
surrender u al other franchises the
corporation acquired several years ago.
with the exception ~ those for the
Broad street subway sud for the elc
waited railroad in the northeastern see.
ton.
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NOTICE.

| hereby give notice that during the
hearing of my petition tor divorce at
the December Term of the Bennington
County Court, 1900 | learned for the
first time that Helen + (Houghton)
Youngs had husband living at the
time of my marriage to her; that she
had never been divorced from him;
that according to sec. 1858 of the 8
my marriage to said Helen r though.
tom Youngs was void without decree
of divorce or other legal I,r ocess; that
she now goes by the name of Helen +
Houghton, Houghton being the name
of her husband; Therefore shall not
pay any debts of her contracting after
this date.
Henry Youngs.
Bennington, Vt, Mar 10Th A d 1906.
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pinch HST. y g.. March - ln
the annual United States Revolver -.
ISOLATION championship pistol shoot
held here Miss " VI wnicrhousc ~
Centcrville. Il. l.. the title holder. WAS
the winner with score Of 3i3. Miss
Florence McNeely Of Philadelphia took
second with lDs. A. H. kirkpatrick ~
Toronto was third with 10 and Mrs.
Leonard Tufts Of Boston. who won
second last year. fourth with Isl.
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.n,.. .l,,.a :, .-,..-...

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sssufsa Ab.ifres uis rae = risi miii
stai fplsr stap I'D Uutanssa. mar
i'rnH NaH. nlrf uith e. fatal ssrsirHi.
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Bic fps - f,ast - bic ri.sihinE ransiii
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assih hy tiir uiiifiInE shsn
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Crea, Hail Game u, Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 29.-Thc
baseball teams OF the midshpmen Of
81 Johns college. Annapolis. played
an eleven inning game on the Naval
academy grounds. the score being TO
when the umpire called tile game on
account Of darkness II was largely II
pitchers battle between Necdham for
the navy and Wrightson aud Reynolds
for ST. Johns. No scoring was done
after the second inning.
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CINCINNATI. o.. March 29.-Colo-
mel j. " Guthrie. whose leadership In
desperate charge ut Chickamatga
has been comnemorated bronze on
the monument of the Nineteenth Ill
nois volunteers ut Chclamauga park,
is dead ut his home in this city. aged
siXty-six years. He was prominent
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Lena j. Won at Fair Grounds.

NEW ORLEANS. March 20. -- Lena
D., much better than her neld. was the
only winning favorite at the Fair
grounds. Come Gu Sam ran half IL
mile TO false start In the second race.
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T,vo cent RAT. bill KILLED.

DIES MONIES. Ia. March 29.-The
Sankey bill providing for u two cent
railroad fare in iowa, was killed In
the house by vote of 81 TO ~ after u
hot argument
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-08

succeeded e. II. Callster as chairman,
and in 1900 was elected county attor-
ney of Salt Lake County, serving one
term, and being again elected in 1904
One of the most needed qualifica-
lions of peoples representative in
the national halls of legislation are
those of a parliamentarian and
floor leader, and as chairman of nu-
merous conventions during the stormy
political times of Utah, Mr.. Christen-
sen won for himself an enviable repu-
tation. He presided over the Knox
convention in 1908, probably one of the
most turbulent in the history of the
Republican party in this state, and he
welded the gavel during the selection
of delegates to the national conven.
ton of 1904, one of the most difficult
political gatherings to handle that
Utah has ever known.
OF the splendid manner in which he
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-08

Genial "Parley p" has merely to
make tour of the counties to learn
that he has hosts of friends through
out Utah who are ready and anxious
to give support to his candidacy, and
while thus far his quest of the NOM
nation has been much in the nature
the line of duty, and in his present
fight for recognition his most potent
opposition comes from forces within
his own party which realize fully that
he is one of the few men active in the
political affairs of the state who VIII
not verge from the strict line of duty
to serve the ends of any clique or fac
ton.
Republican leaders have accepted
the fiat that the race this year would
be an open one, and observing and
respecting all rules of honor and poll
tics, Mr. Christensen was out with an
early announcement of his candidacy,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-08

Edward Rosewater, founder editor
and owner of the Omaha Bee, the most
influential newspaper anywhere west
of Chicago is dead at the age of G5.
Mr.. Rosewater was in many ways an
extraordinary man. Born in Bohemia
of Jewish parentage he came to this
country when a child and started in
life as youth with the disadvantages
of poverty, and limited education,
but attained to power, wealth and in
fluence. He was telegraph operator to
General Grant in the civil war. Soon
after the close of the war he settled
in Omaha and started the Bee as a
small weekly sheet, which grew to
be one of the most influential big
daily papers in the country. He was
a man of very positive opinions, dearly
loved fight and never gave or asked
for quarter. Every cause he enlisted
in he stayed with to the end, won
great victories and suffered disastrous
defeats at times, but was never
crushed. He aspired for years to wear
a senatorial toga, but never attained
it. His failure to receive the endorse
ment of the recent Republican conven.
ton of the state of Nebraska for
United States senator it is thought
FASTENED his death which was sudden
and unexpected, from heart failure.
In business he was as keen and sue
cessful as he was bold and fearless as
an editor. He had warm and stauch
friends as well as bitter enemies. He
had many sincere mourners at his
funeral Net only Omaha but the en-
tire middle west will miss him.