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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
News Notes.

Reports from Spain tell Of threat
ened rupture between that country
and the Papacy and of the withdrawal
of the papal nuncio from Madrid.
Richard Coker, through his attor-
ney. is moving for permission to serve
writ on the Amalgamater Press,
which he has sued for damages, de-
MED that he had ever received graft
or practiced corruption in politics.
The reunion of Old-Time Telegra-
pliers in Washington brought together
famous military operators of the Civil
War peiod.
The proposed Spanish law of asso-
Citations contains a number of severe
restrictions as to religious orders.
No fewer than 10 executions after
drumhead court-marshal took place III
Poland in two days.
Premier Stolypin has adopted new
repressive measure against. the Con-
stitutional Democrats.
The President received Spanish
War veterans, Old-Time Telegraphers
and delegates to the wholesale drug
glst s convention.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Convocation Held in Charlotte.

Charlotte, Speci THE opening
session Of the convocation of Char
lotte was held in ST. Peters Episcopal
church with Bishop-J. B. Cheshire
presiding, the meeting being largely
of a missionary nature. Thursday
night the Bishop presided at the con-
frmation service of a large class Of
those offering themselves for member
ship in the church. The convocation
has drawn a very large number of in
fuential church members here, and the
sessions have been instructive and IN
teresting. The ministers and visitors
are being handsomely entertained and
it is believed that much good will re-
suit from the meeting. Fridays ses-
sion was partly taken up with reports.
The sermon Of the day was deliver
ed by DR.. +. J. Murdoch Of Salisbury.
The convocation went out to the
Thompson Orphanage shortly after
noon, and visited the children and the
management as they were at work.
Every member who was of the party
express himself or herself in the high
est terms of delight and satisfaction
upon seeing with their own eyes the
excellent way in which the Orphanage
is being conducted; the happy faces
of the children, and the air of cheer
fulness and good will that prevaded
everything.
The entire session of the afternoon
foty Wit a
the general subject of Missions.
The report of Mr.. c. E. Frick,
treasurer Of the Convoeation, was
also submitted. The report covering
a period Of year showed that in
October, 1905, there was $4296S in
the treasury, and since then $1,253.23
had been received. \ vote of thanks
was expressed for the efficient SER
vices of Mr.. Frick.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Moving the Statute.

Columbia, S. c., Special.-rhe
Hampton statute will be moved
Thursday. Everything has been NOV
cd from the three fiat ears for the
base and the monumental work ex-
ccpt the monument itself, which will
not be brought up until all is in readi-
ness for placing it is position. For
this work two specially constructed
wagons will be used and ten mules
will haul the massive piece Of bronze
up Lady street to Main and down
claim to the capitol grounds. The
figure is enclosed in a ease and has
attracted much attention in the
freight yards. 1t will not be taken
out Of the case until it is moved.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18

TIE pss~iasr ef The hesi 81 heads ~
oftea del~asod hs the bess ST lsoars.
Health !. tbs rasss1 aAuraaain uaAns
festassou If ft<ht ltetBS li.aEshalA.
4 goszl besrt brvaks had fsstaae --
From the SiAanlsh.
The ~ay to heaven 1. hy aransus
cross Fferm tIle German.
II you pail ons psg ~ tlso tai. su
the rrst Niil sgucAl Frytn The nnl>a
Make youT~eli honey and the hssvs
sill icvour Naa frwla ,lse Italian
To b. eoumestIel hy tsaoss Wls,.
might blamr wi,bsat fear gives grrsI
pleasure. Ages,laus.
lie sbo d"es whai hc hkrs, dies
not ~hat hc ought From tie Saph
ish-
Constant complaints never rrs
pity the German.
lie aho il a donkey and beiirye.
himself deer finds out las install
at the leaping of tho ditch Fron.
the Italian.
That folly "f old age which - cab
cd dortage j. peculiar 10 silly OLD
men, not To age itself.-Ciceru.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Kills an Entire Family.

Houston, Mo-, Speeial.-Barney
Parsons, a farmer, his wife and three
children, were murdered Friday near
Lexington, Mo. A farmer named
Hamilton has been arrested charged
with the murder and is said to have
confessed Parsons had sold his farm
and crops to Hamilton, and it is
alleged that the men quarreled over
the terms of the sale. Parsons and
family set out from their former home
in a covered wagon bound for Mis-
found shot to death and the mother
and three children had be; N clubb ID
to death. ,Joda Hamilton. the alleged
murderer, is IL the Houston Jail
strongly guarded to prevent lynching.
He is said to have made complete
fesSiOn.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
MISS KRUPP is MARRIED
Wealthiest Woman in the World ID
Welded 20 the Man Of Her Choice
With Simple Service.

Essen, Prussia, BY Cable.-In the
presence Of Emperor William and
lao guests, FrauIein Bertha Krupp
aud Lieutenant Gustav Won BohIen
und Halbach were married in little
improviscd chapel adjoining the
brides birthplace, the Villa Huegel.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor of the neighboring village
church, where the Krupp family has
long worshipped. The Emperor sat
with The family while the simple Lu
thcran marriage service was perform
ed and then stepped forward and con-
graduated the bride and bridegroom.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
$500. 900 Tneend;ary Fire.

Charlottetown, p. E. l., Special
More than 30 buildings were destroy
ed by a fire which ruined one fourth
of the town of Summerside, the cap
ital of Prince county. The total loss
is estimated at 100000, with insur-
ance of only about $4,000. A path
three hundred feet III width and near
ly a mile, long was burned through
the town. The buildings destroyed
included the court house, Jail, electric
light station, postoffice, four hotels
and two churches, besides the railway
station and many dwellings. 1t is
believed that the fire was of incen.
diary origin.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Negro Killed by Street Car.

Raleigh, n. c., Special.-The first
victim of the Raleigh double track
street car from the State house out
Hillsboro street to the fair grounds
met his death Sunday night as he
stepped off the car onto the adja-
cent track as the car on that track
came from an opposite direction. His
head was fractured in three places
and he died within q half hour. His
name was Jordan -Chaves, highly
respected negro i'll the employ of W.
A Mercantile company.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Want Total Prohibition.

Fayetteville, Speeial.-The Curaber-
land County Medical Society met and
took the very important action Of
formulating a petition to the eLgisla-
ure to repeal section 4 of the Cum
Gland prohibition law which permits
druggists to sell whiskey and other
spirituous liquor on a physicians .
prescription.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Fire Does Great Damage,

Columbia, Tenn, Special. Tho
stock yards here together with 115
head Of horses and mules, 1,7OO
Bushels of wheat, quantity of oats,
hay and machinery were destroyed
by the fire Wednesday night. The
loss is $1,000 which is only partly
covered by insurance.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Bold Diamond Theft in Asheville.

Asheville, Special.-A bold dia-
mond robbery recently occurred at
me of Asheville's principal hotels
Miss Mabel Underwood of Louisiana
vas the victim of the theft, and at
The same time another young woman
ost through the operations of the
robber a goodly sum in cash. The
matter has been reported to the po-
lice, but thus far no clue that might
lead to the discovery Of the robber
has been discovered.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18

Winston-Salem, Special.-The sur
veyors have completed their work of
locating the line for the Southbound
Railway between this city and Wades-
boro. Four resident engineers will
be located along the line at once to
make the necessary arrangements for
bids from contractors. The emily de-
lay in pushing the construction work
is in rights Of way, which are be-
ing secured as rapidly as possible.
When owners of land demand exorbi-
tant prices condemnation proceedings
are being instituted. The building of
the Southbound is assured.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Pythians Gather in New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, Special.-With
1900 tents pitched at city park track,
the twenty-fourth convention Of the
Knights of Pythias and biennial en-
campment, uniform rank, began.
Prizes for the drills, the feature Of
the encampment, will be awarded Sat
urday. About 5000 Knights in uni
forms are in the tneted city and
hotels are filled to the limit with
Pythians and their friends.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Bad Croatan Killed,

Lumberton, N. c., Special-Andrew
Oxendine, a Croatan, was killed Sun
day afternoon by John Locklear, alho
a Croatan. The killing took place
about IL miles from Lumberton, neal
Buie, this county. Locklear came t.
Baker, at times deputy sheriff, sur
rendered to Sheriff Mcleod and was
lodged in Jail. Loeklear employed
an attorney and will not talk.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Terrorists Executed.

LODI, Russian Poland, BY Cable
Another Terrorist, condemned to
death by the drumhead courtmar-
tial, was executed here. The general
strike is in full swing. There is no
traffic in the streets, no papers were
published and strong detachments of
troops are guading the main thor
oughfares. Police searches have re-
suited in 4 great number Of arrests.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Three Negro Children Perish in
Burning Home.

Columbia, S. c., Special.-A spe-
cial to The State from Fort Mill says:
Three negro children were burned to
death Thursday afternoon in a fire
which consumed a house on Mr.. j. NJ.
Spratt's plantation near town. The
negro parents locked the children in
the house when they went to their
days work, and the children probably
started the FIRE.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18

The Wsrls5's Cssafsrxnre Il sAss "
C. I. Z. msrinsstsze representatives
froz nesxS tAAa thssty syunfrsss. wtss
sae~t u Hsstssa. Ma. uxasAes -
-
GvnsTal Famstea = - ks saag~svxA
cd in ise sAtef rasgssary cssgazsas@l j.
CshA hy Tea ]. frsnklin Hs.i. asa
wlll lsasv Havana w1gh TAR us4t
Sagmrslax.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Both Crews Killed In Crash.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Special.-Five
men were killed in head-on freight
collision on the Union Pacific Rail
road at Ridge, near Laramie, Wyo.,
The dead: Engineer Frank Strong aud
John Murray. Fireman Engstrom
and Kelley. Brakeman Myers. The
collision was caused by misunder-
standing Of orders.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Reflections Of q Bachelor

Men dislike Ia blame themselves
for their own faults, so they blan.
women for theirs.
A mans conscience troueles ham
less than the fear of being caught
NJ IL. So. A. '01
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
LETTER To STRIKERS
General Manager Spencer To
Southern's Mashinists
HOPES FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT

General Manager II d. Spencer. ef
the Southern Railway. Issues L~s-
ter 10 Striking MachiuiKtx n
Which IL Is Shown That Increase
Already Granted Within Last Five
Years Has Been Out ef Proport.un
to Earnings-Inereaaez Granted
Have Been Believed
That Differences VIII be Amlea.ly
Settled.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Charlotte Produce Market.
Baltimore Produce Market.

Flour steady with business good.
Rye -four firm. Buckwheat for steady
Corn meal barely steady. Barley
steady.
Wheat, No. 2, red IS IL elevator
Options closed lac net decline. No.
e, red May "a Is; Dec. 81 IL.
Corn, spot easv; No. 2, SO "a; ele-
vator, Options closed 1-Sc net lower.
Jan. 40 3-4; May 40 IL; Dee. 81 3-S.
Oats, spot steady; mixed 39 II.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18

Columbia, 5. C., SPecial.-A fast
freight and light engine came together
near Winnsboro Sunday morning on
the Southern in a hcad-on collision.
The dead are:
ID. II. Dixon, white, conductor on
engine.
Jas. 7. Mcpherson, Jr., white, fire
man on engine.
Henry Pile, engineer OH light en-
gine.
The injured are: James G.. Price,
white, engineer on freight.
Charles d. Weir, white brakeman
on freight.
Henry Gates. colored, fireman on
freight. Will die.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
SAM P. JONES DEAD.
Most Widely Known American
Preacher and Lecturer
DEATH FROM HEART FAILURE

Noted RsVivalist and Lecturer Dies of
Heart Disease in Sleeper at Early
Hour While Passing Through Ar
kansas en- Route TO Cartersville,
ga. 10 Attend Family Reunion on
His 59th Birthday-Complained Of
Nausea, Drank a Glass of Hot Wa
ter and Fell Back, Dying-Wife and
Daughters With Him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
CRUSHED TO DEATH BY
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Little Girl, with Foot Caught in Cat
tie Guard, Crushed to Death by
Train While Six Year Old Com
PAL ion Vainy Ted TO St,p Train

La Crosse, Wis, Special.-Stand,
ing helpless with her foot caught in
cattlesuard at Indian Hill cross
ting, seven-year-old Minnie Hunt
watched the on rushing train which
killed her while Dagna Sentad, her
six-year-old companion vainly tried
to signal the engineer.
Sitting upon brake wheel on top
of the train was John Hunt, the girls
father, brakeman, unconscious that
his child was being ground to death
beneath the wheels.
The girls were returning from
school when the Hunt child s foot
became caught.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
Orders Never Delivered.

Through freight No. "A, north
bound, carrying a load of lumber and
other goods, left Columbia on time
Sunday morning at 2:l0. Orders were
given by the dispatcher here show
ing that extra engine No. 1926,
southbound, had the right Of way of
the track to Winnsboro. The order
was never delivered TO the crew Of the
freight train. The operator at the
Banding street station Of the South
ern gave the conductor and engineer
of the freight two other orders and
obtained their signatures, but he, for
some reason, failed 10 transmit this
one His name is Bolick and lie is a
young man just III his Goth year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18

Little Roca, ARK, Special.-The
Rev. Sam T. Jones, the well-known
evangelist. of Gainesville, Ga, died
Early Monday Of heart disease in
sleeping car on train No. 4 of the
RocI. Island Railroad near Perry,
Ark. Mr.. Jones had been conducting
= most successful revival at Oklahoma
CITY, !. T., and left there Sunday
night for his home IN Georgia He
desired 10 attend family reunion it
being the 59th anniversary of his
birth.
Mrs. Jones and his two daughters,
Mrs. Annie Pyron and Miss Julia
Jones, we're with him when he passed
away
Mr.. Jones arose from his berth III
the sleeper about ) O'Clock and com
planned Of nausea. lie drank glass
of hot water and Immediately after
wards collapsed.
Rev. Walt Holcomb, who had been
associated with Mr. Jones for num-
ber Of years, took the dying man in
his arms and in few minutes the
evangelist reathed his last. The
body was embalmed and was sent &c
Cartrrsvillc.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-10-18
DEATH IN A WRECK
Fatal Collision Near Winnsboro
South Carolina
THREE DIE AT THEIR POSTS

Fast Freight and Light Engine
From Charlotte Collide on a Curve
and Three TTainmen Meet Instant
Death-A Colored Fireman Fatally
Hurt-Wreck Alleged to be Due
Failure Of an Operator to Deliver
Orders Though the Young Man
Denies Responsibility--Tra Only
Slightly Delayed by the Accident.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-03
HeridOS con arna
blanca en- HatiIIo.
AgreSiOn en- HnmaCaO al alTepreSentan-
te de Ia Singer.
Iluslga De iabaqusrOs en- Csguas.

Afiasco, Mayo.-Coronel Hamill; Aver
tarde fuerou agredidos con arma blanca
en- el barrio "Hatillo'' Francisco Talave.
ra Ramon Mendoza. He aIrestado Gin.
co iudivicuos como presuntos autores. FL
estado del herido es grave seg6n paTte ia
cultativo. lie ocupado un cuchillo un
machete Juez Municipal conoce asunto.
Cabo Garcia Torres.
Humacao. Anoche arreEte al individuo
simplicio Rojas por aggression al represen-
tante de la "Singer" en- esta poblaci6n.
Captain Fernandez Mater.
Caguas. Tabaqueros fdbrica Argiielles
hallanse en- huelga anoche celebr6se
asamblea obrera en- Ayuntamiento de esta
ciudad, terminandose p. m. con el mayor
orden. Teniente Mongil.
Guayama. Aver celebr6se fiesta traba-
10 con meeting, manifestation y concerto
en- la plaza terminando todo sin novedad.
Captain Hurtado.
Faardo. Tito Velez, condenado q 8
meses de cdrcel capturado Maxine Be
nftez, condenado un aho de carcel per
acometimiento y agresi6n. Justo Mendez
200 dollars por juegos prohibidos. Sar-
gento de Jesds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-03
IUIGIO POR ACOME-
tinIento y aggression
esta nlaiiana
Andres Resto ] AIejandrO Hernandez
fueron COndenadOs lOf el luez
ApelO de- Ia santsneIa De este
d defsnsor Dc aquellOs


Esta mafiana se VIC ante Ii Corte Mu.
nicipal el juicio segaido contra iAndres
Resto y Alejandro Hernandez, acuaadOa
de acometimiento y aggression 81 dfa 18 de
Febrero, epoca de Carnival
La information del suceso fue oportuna-
mente publicada por sLa Correspondent
cia'' pero hacemos un pequefio resumen
para refrescar Ia memoria de nuestros lee
torres.
Los individuos de referencia vestidos de
mascaras en- eierto estado de embriaguez
venfan de Puerta de TERRA, sosteniendo
pequefias divergencias que dieron lugar
que interviniera la poliefa.
Vista la resistencia que hicieron los
acusados dado el estado en- que Sc enoon-
traban, ell cabo propin6 un macanazo 4
Resto y luego dispar6 su revolver hirien-
dole un pulm6n, hacienda otro disparo que
hiri6 4 un guardia.
Form6se Ell proceso declararon varios
testigos esta mafiana, el letrado don
Eduardo Acufia defendi0 ante la CoTte
los acusados.
Sus frases fueron elocuentes y mas que
elocuentes llenas de gran l6gica sana
doctrina, citando artfculos de la ley que
excusaban los acusados por las circuns-
tancias que concurrieron en- ell hecho.
Despu6s de dido el alegato, el Juez
cGnden6 4 Resto tres meses de carcel =
q uho Hernandez.
El Abogado defensor apel6 de la SEN
tencia, exigi6ndosele Glen dollars de fanza
por el primero cincuenta por el segundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-03
DEMO STR ES
soCiaIes en- Cua-
yaT1a.
MOBILES EJEMPLOS De CONFRATER-
NIDAD.
de nuestro eorrsseon.al espseial.1

'0SSSoO'O
Mayo 1o.-Con motive del To- de Ma
20 la Union de Albaniles, inico organis-
mo que cuenta aquf Ia American Fedora
ci6n Of Labor, iz6 desde las primeraB ho-
ras de la mafiana la bandera en- Ia casa
donde tiene su cicina, coDgregandose sus
miembros en- respetuoso n1cleo, celebran-
do un banquete en- el que rein6 ls mayor
cordialidad propia de trabajadores cul-
tos.
El secretario senior Balestier puso opor-
tunamente en- la ofcina telegraica los des-
pachos, que correspondent 4 las institucio-
mes que estan adscritos.
-Por la tarde, = despues de terminado
el melting pdblico, visitaron el hogar del
honorable obrero sefior Ricardo Espendez,
Arturo de Santiago, Felix Molina, Ma
nuel Negr6n, Simeon Plea, Pldcido Rive
ra, Bernardo Camacho r. Morel Cam
pos, departiendo amigablemente, y enla-
zando el precepto social que unifca Ia
familia y engrandece la personalidad.
Obreros todos de distintas procedencias
polfticas, han cambiado sus impresiones
sociales dentro de la mis- perfecta correc-
ci6n. Es un eemplo vivo que con el cru
ce de las ideas, resurgen nuevamente espe-
ranzas conSOladcras , mayor solidez en-
los afectos nativos.
La distinguida esposa del sefior Els.
pendez, dof1a Juana Negr6n, hizo los homo
res de sala , sirvi6 un lijero obsequio los
visitantes.
La alcaldfa municipal, sea la casa
del pueblo, mantuEo durante Ell dia, enar-
bolada la enseha nacional.
-Merece pl6cemes la conducta del dig
no popular AIcaIde sefior Enrique Con-
zalez por Ia cooperation p6blica, por
haber facilitado n edios de obtener la ban
ta de m6sica gratis para todos estos &C.
tos.
Hechos son estos que ameritan So con-
fanza = le avalOran entire sus compuebla-
nos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-03
FL + De MAYO
EN- GUAY ANA.
SolemRizOse ALI pOl pfinera vez es-
plendidameDts, aquella fiesta.
ApIaudsss Ia contueta lsvaAtada del gohlsfRo
municipal
1De ns'estro corfesp0nsal especial )
Mavo -.

Mayo L.
Hoy por vez primeFa, Sc han tribntado
aquf honorep p6blicos. b hist6rica con-
memoraci6n de esta fecha, que representa-
una alta reivindicaci6n del proletariado.
Han consistido estos honoTes en- una
manifestation cfvica con banderas en-
blemas commemorative banda de m1si-
ca, que recorri6 las principales GALES de
Ia poblaci6n, IN meeting alusivo 81 acto,
celebrado en- Ia plaza principal,
La manifestation fu6 suntuosa & impo-
nente, pesar del POGO tempo de que dis
pusieron los oTganizadores de ella; 81 NEE
ting respondi6 4 Ia solemnidad de la fe-
cha. Hicieron uso de la palabra, los en-.
tusiaBtas obreFos sefores Alberto Garcia,
Arturo de Santiago Morel Campos
La clausura del aeto fue de antemano
confada 4 ese tiltimo obrero, que aqui se
halla de paso, fue felmente interpreta-
da. Con los entusiasmos de un sectario
convencido, de un apostol de I'm reden-
torista, ocup6 la atenci6n pfblica este ora
dor mas de una hora. Su discurso fu6 la
resefia fel de todos los hechos que prece-
dieron dieron luga1 al largo proceso de
injusticias que di6 lugaf la memorable
jornada del / 2 de Mayo, 1866 sus efec-
tos, las reivindicaciones obtenidas desde
entonces por el coniunto ideal, dentro de
la Union, ruesto al seryicio de la gran re-
forma social humana
Historic, hechos cronol6gicos, ejemplos,
educaci6n,> principles de emancipation y
ensehanzas
Tai fu6, interpretado por todos los ora
dores el fondo de este meeting, cuya cele-
braci6n annual qued6 impuesta como deber
que todo trabajador tiene de bendecir
peTpetuar ell recuerdo de tan legftima ira
dici6n, orar en- los temples del hogar
del espacio, sin fanatisfao de partido, por
la memoria de los Martires del Trabajo
-El Gobierno municipal de esta pobla-
ci6n, con un inter6s que le analtece, que
hasta ahora no hemos visto demostrar
ningdn pueblo. colabor6 al brillo de esta
solemnidad, disponiendo una retreta en- la
Plaza Principal Ia exhibition de algu-
nos fuegos artifciales, que ampliaron, por
la roche, las expansiones de cultura ci-
vismo, con que las buenas administrator
mes, Sc distingueD, confraternizando en- in
tereses, posiciones y classes.
La retreta fue muy concurrida por todas
las clases sociales, Guayama en- este dia,
la hecho resplandecer una vez mas sus an
tiguos prestigios otorgando concediendo
admiration los hechos universities y 4
las hist6ricas conmemoraciOnes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-03
DOTa NieVes QuiIones de Cabrera.


FaIleci6 en- esta Capital, la apreciable
sefora dona Nieves Quinones de Cabrera,
madre del captain de la policfa insular
senior Francisco Cabrera.
Deja excelentes ejemplos que imitar.
Buena hija, mejor esposa, incompatible
madre.
Muere rodeada del cari6o de su eompa-
nero de mas de cuarenta amos don Jose A.
Cabrera y de sus hJos que la adoraban
cual Sc mereefa.
Para el entierro que Sc verifcard las
5 de Ia tarde de hoy, no Sc repartiran es-
quelas, Sc invita- generalmente para ese
piadoso acto
Damos nuestro sincere p6same todos
los familiares de la bondadosa sonora, Gu
ya muerte ha sido sentidfsima por cuantos
por sus virtudes y su nobleza de car6cter
la amaban y respetaban.
Descanse en- paz