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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-07-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FOREIGN NEWs.

Travelling at a mad pace over the
London and Southwestern railway the
American line express, carrying forty
three Of the steamer New York's pas
sengers from Plymouth to London,
plunged from the track just after pass
Ing Salisbury, Eng. and mangled to
death in its wrecllage twenty-tllree
passengers, who sailed from New York
On June %, and four of the trainrnen.
Besides those to whom death came
speedily a dozen persons were in
jured, some seriously. .
Violent earth shocks were expert
enced throughout South Wales
Wednesday. Houses rocked and
many Of the cheaper mes were dam
aged, Hundreds of chimneys fell, pic
lures We're shaken from walls and &C.
cupants of dwellings We're thrown to
the ground. Though there were many
narrow escapes from falling chinneys
and copings there were no casualties
SO far as known.
Another mutiny has broken out
among the Turkish army reserves
serving in Yemen province, Turkish
Arabia. Sixteen battalions demanded
that they be re%patriated and the COM
mander-in-chief, Marshal Feizi Pasha,
ordered the forts to open fire on the
mutineers, who surrendered after a
Jew hundred of them had been killed.
The Colombian government has in
contemplation a project for an inter-
oceanic sea level canal through Darien
route. According to the private ad-
vices which bring this information
Colombia has been assured of the CO.
operation of various sister republics
Of Latin America.
Right Hon. Charles Owen O'Connor
Don, known as the O'Connor Don,"
ord lieutenant OF County Roscommon
and for twenty years member Of par
lament Qiberal) for Roscommon, is
lead. Fe was born in 1885.
The japanese steamers Einode and
Eachiyei collided near Sasebo, Japan,
and t~wenty-seven members Of the
crews are missing. The Hinode was
sunk and the Nachiyei was slightly
damaged.
Six hundred natives were killed in
4 severe engagement with British
troops near Noodsberg, Natal.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-07-06
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Two persons were killed and several
others were injured at Aurora, ILL.,,
when a mammoth tent of the Ringing
Bros circus was blown down during
a severe wind and thunder storm. A
panic followed, in which scores mar
rowly escaped being trampled to
death.
Titzewah, Okla, was practically de-
molishnd by a tornado. Nearly every
building in the place was torn from its
foundations and in most instances car
ried a considerable distance. No one
was seriously hurt, due to the fact that
all took refuge in cyclone caves.
Frank E. stoneman, president of the
North American Lead company and
identified with numerous other bust
ness interests, was killed in an auto
mobile accident neal Columbus, 0.
-Four persons, two of them a bride
and bridegroom of a day, were Killed
at Gwyncdd, Pa, by an excursion train
which ran down their carriage at the
station.
MIS-. James lall1Si, Willy - ~ 49,
mander-in-chief of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, was killed in an automo'
bile accident at Helena, Mont;
Three accidents, resulting in a total
OF nine deaths, occurred Friday at dlf-
ferent points on the Mesaba range, In
Northern Minnesota.
Leonard Boat, his wife and six chill
dren were drowned while attempting
to ford the Aninas river near Cedar
Hill, N. M.
-Four me- were killed by a n
away train at the Fayal mine at
EYeleth, MINI.
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

Rafalo Marsicano went to the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Withe
at West Hazelton, Pa, and shot her il
the head. The woman's husband
seized Marsicano and, securing the
latter's revolver, instantly killed him
The daughter. will recover. The
daughters elopement with Withe was
the cause Of the tragedy.
In the presence of the assembled
wedding guests at the home of his
intended bride at Comfort, Tex, JOSEPH
Reinhardt, the man who was to have
been married to her, shot and instant
Iy killed Miss Ernestine Katzer ani
then shot himself With probably fatal
results.
A negro who committed q criminal
assault upon the sixteen-year-old
daughter Of Ira Robertson neal Wo.
mack, I. T., was captured later and
after being taken back TO the scene OF
his crime was hanged and burned neal
the spot where he committed the deed.
In an attempt to exterminate his
family Charles Brewer OF Lucedala,
Miss, shot and killed his wife and his
mother-in-law. wounded his wife's
grandmother and his infant child and
then shot and killed himself.
A man unknown to the police, in
e~ndeavoring to escape arrest al
Springfield, Ill.,, killed BENJAMIN
Lederie, wounded Police Sergeant
Fehr probably fatally, stole g horse
and buggy and escaped.
At Buffalo, N. Y, Fred Haas OF
Cleveland shot and instantly killed
his wife, Maud Haas, probably fatally
wounded Mrs. Ida Mcl1lroy and then
shot himself through the head, dying
a few minutes later.
Following closely upon the sensa-
tional shooting of Stanford White by
Harry X. Tnaw in New York city
comes the disclosure Of a $4,000
jewelry robbery from the Thaw home
in Pittsburg.
Harry K. Tilaw entered a formal
plea Of not guilty to the charge OF
numbering Stanford White when ar
raigned on the charge Of murder in
the court of general sessions in New
York city.
Investigation by the authorities of
the miners riot at Bradley, O., shows
that one man is dead, two are fatally
injured. while seven others are seri-
ousiy wounded as a result of the en-
counter.
Warrants charging conspiracy have
been issued at philadelphia for the
arrest Of thirteen ice dealers who are
accused of entering into a combination
to maintain eNorbitant prices.
Five meat dealers have, been arrest
ed at indianapolis on complaint OF the
state health authorities charged with
selling meats containing p~reservatives.
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Adyer
tiSenlent.

Notice is hereby given, that that certain mort.
gage. executed and delivered by Christian
Stregger. a single man. mortgagor, to Rad.
bourn q Garner, mortgages. dated the 18th
day of June a. D. nineteen hundred and three.
and filed for record in the office of the register
Of deeds of the county of Mclean and state OF
| North Dakota. on the 30th day of juno y. ID.
1903. and recorded in book B.3 of mortgages, at
iEnstrurnent in writing to W. Z. Miller dated the
3Oth day of April AID. 1906. and fled for record
in said Office of register of deeds on the 18th day
of May. 1906, and recorded in book h. OF as
| gnmen on page 39S will. be foreclosed, by a
| sale of the premises in such mortgage and here
matter described, at the front door OF the court
house in the city of Washburn. in the county
of Mclean and state of North Dakota, at the
hour of two O'Clock p. m. on the Goth day Of July
| 1905. to satisfy the amount due upon said mort
| gage on the day of sale.
Tke promises described in said mortgage and
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are those
certain premises situated in the county of Nc,
Lean and state of North Dakota. and described
asfollows. to-wit: Northwest quarter (nwA)
Of section twenty-six (26). township one hun
bred forty-eight (148), range eighty-two lS2).
There will be due on such mortgage at the date
of sale the sum of $$45a.10.
Dated at Balfour, North, Dakota, this 18th
aas = A"' w. E. Miller.
Assignee'of Mortgage.
Owens & kremer,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Balfour, N. D.. go
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Attorney General Moody has direct
ed that suits be brought against a
large number of railroad companies
to recover penalties for violation of
the safety appliance law through fail
ure to keep their equipment in proper
condition. The largest number Of
violations attributed to any railroad
is fifty-two against the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad company.
Because of the failure Of the senate
to confirm the isthmian canal commits
sion President Roosevelt has named a
new commission consisting of Theo-
dore p. Shonts, chairman; John r.
Stevens: Governor Charles 3. Magoon;
Brigadier General Peter G. Hams, U.
s. A., retired; Mordecai Endicott,
civil engineer, u. S. N, and Benjamin
II. Harrod.
President Roosevelt has approved
the joint; resolution Of congress ex-
pressing the horror of the people Of
the United States as the result Of the
reports Of the massaeIesssof Hebrews
in fAsia and exprsssing sympathy
within hose bereaved.
SSeGagtary Of Agriculture Wilson has
issie1 . statement asclaring that
American live stocIthe healthiest
in the woodland WithSthe new inspec-
ton law eesa5eople at home and
abroad may useAour meats in conf
dence. s'sy,
secTsfafy Shaw has offered to the
plblles&3OsfQDA5oa0 OF bonds Of the Pan
amnfasNa San authorized by the re-
cent actacNfs The bonds will:
bear iIntersS the rate off, per cent.
Colombia desires to rsnew Friendly
relations With HE United States and,
has named EnriQne Cortez as minis
ter at Washington.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
5i!"ritg ................ 80. OLE GRAD1N
treasurer .......... F.. +. IRWIN ROOT
.nht',f VI, -. Ai-No
s!erk u Court .......... Paieg y. 5clni!ii4
}tares Attorney ..s..... W. l.. NuEssLE
AnurtY Judge ..A.......... Il. a. Lamb
superintendent OF Schools ~....aruty OLSON.
7~tt:gistrr 1t Deeds. ........ HANS NYGAAltD
Physician DIR. DILLON
5,ai.ts 4uatulssioners-N. w. Solenberger
fitlk t.lra auii SIMON JAHE.
VILLAGE OFFICERS.
Presldent...... Kari Klein,
\ ideiInan .......... ..........P r. NJ. Ferguson
Alderman. WIN, Benn
treasurer. ........ ..............F II. Funk
Nj. Clark
Assessor. ........ w. a. Persey.
Justice j.. M. Waliin
Marshall. NJ. Patterson.
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THE a c 0

Thomas e. Waggaman Of Washing
Tor. former treasurer Of the Catholic
university, who failed for over $4,000
600 about a year ago, is dead at a
farmhouse near Annapolis, Mo. He
was sixty-nine years Of eye.
George Knox, who broke his neck
and fractured his skull forty-six years
AGO, is dead at his home in New. YORK
city, aged ninety-one years.
MRS. Elizabeth Dunbar. is dead at
Grand Haven, Mich, aged LOS. q
was born in County Antrim, Ireland.
Alexander Muir, author Of Canada's
national hymn, THE Maple Leaf
died suddenly at Toronto.
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ESCUDE EROS NETJ-.
TaIes del honbre
y de Ia mujer
e. lOrO antipaticO ls ssIyidO de algO
it'll aIguna Yaz.

a los que Sc pasan Ia vida renegando
de los animales dedfcanse las siguientes
anecdotas que prueban evidentemente lo
que nadie debia dudaT: que los animales
son los escuderos natuTales del hombre....y
de la mujer.
Vease la clase:
"Cuentan las cr6nicas que 81 loro anti
pdtieo he serVido de algo dtil alguna vez
Una seflora inglesa ensefi6 pronunciar
q su loro Ia palabFa 'fuego'', y por haber
tornado esta pTecauci6n se libr6 de morir
abragada. La sefiora fDglesa se acoBt6 de-.
jando una vela encendida que Sc torci6 Y
prendi6 fuego los cortinajes.
El loro que dormfa siempre en- la habi-
taci6n de su anna, despeEt6se ante ell peli.
gro J comenz6 4 gritar lfnegol lfuegol
Esta despert6 sobreBaltada, vic Ia alco.
ba ardiendo y hugo despavarida, pero "a
en- salvo y pasado 81 terror de los primeros
instantes, volvi6 penetrar en- Ia alcoba
en- busca del lJro salvador casi asfxiado
por 81 humo.
Tn Canario que dormfa sobre una
moldura de un armarlo ropero que habfa
en- la alcoba de su ANA saIv6 & 6sta de m
robo de importancia. Una noche despert6
Ia dnena los gritos de su canario que
piaba de una manera especial. La sonora
encendi6 la luzry se encontr6 con tres indi.
Yiduos que le pedfan el dinero Ia vida.
MuY serenamente eontest6le que el di-
nero 10 guardaba en- Ia habitaci6n CONT
qua hacia Ia cuaf Be encaminaron los la
drones.
I.a sefiora echo Ia lave dej6 encerra-
doaa los salteadores que fueron presos por
Ia poliCfa avisada por telefono.
En la vista de Ia causa compareci6 IN
testigo mudo, 81 canario. Los ladrones
declararon que no se precavfan sino de los
perroa, pero que en- adeIante 10 harlan de-
los canarioa. Z
Los animales pueden servir de mucho
en- Ia vida, solo que es precise ensefiarlos.
A los mismos hombres, 81 no se les edu-
ca resultan indtiIes.
lQu6 Beran los animaIesl
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HI6 = c0msta del afO 1906.
RsaparIeiOR del COmeta De Holmes.

En- Ia nota que publiqu6 & principles
del presente afio,-dice el senior Luis g.
Leon, de Mexico anuncie que entire los
cometaB peri6dicos eaperados en- este a1o,
Sc hallaba el cometa de Holmes
Las predicciones del c6Iculo Sc han con-
firmado y 81 cometa Holmes fu6 visibIs en-
81 campo del telescopio del sefior Wolf,
del Obsevatorio de Heidelberg, despu6s De
la media noche del martes 28 de Septiem.
bre, segdn 10 comunica por telegrafo. ell
sefior director del ObserYatorio de Cam
bridge.
El cometa de Holmes fu6 descubierto
por un astr6nomo afcionado de Londres
Mr.. Holmes, el domingo de Noviembre
del aiio 1892, 50 descubEimiento fue
confrmado despues por numerosos obser-
vadoTes. Para este cometa Sc calcul6 IN
periodic de s amos On 1894 y Ia aparici6n
del aflo 1906 es la tercera.
III eometa Sc encuentra en- la constela-
ci6n de Psrseo, cerca de Ia estrelIa "52" y
es teleEc6pico.
Con el cometa de Holmes son seis los
cometas deaeubiertos en- 81 presente aro Y
"a los descubiertos en- 81 tempo transcu.
rrido del GigIo Xxx.
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Farce que anoche, un ciudadano entu-
slasmose no POGO al YER las seforitas
Vivero. OteEo en- Eel precioso baiIe espafiol
Ots de "a curra," sOlt6 Ia siguiente ex-
clamaci6n:
OtrOi
10 dijo con tOo 50 alma. Aquello Ie
sali6 "de adentro. Pero creo Que 10 de-
nunciaron. Son los incOnvenientes de no
conocer las catonianas pragmaticas esta-
blecidas por el ayuntamiento. (V6ase eli
reglamento del teatro, artfculo 66.
No hay que olvidaF esto. tCu6ntas
veces me he visto 70 expuesto caer de
bruces en- 81 citado articulo! Fortuna
que me be conlprimidO, y va el reglamento
me es familiar.
Una noche, adVirtiendo el orden, Ia
tTanquilidad, la majestad demas circuns-
tanciaB con que aparecfa eL parGiso, me
dieron ganas de gritar:
Viva ese1 ayuntamiento! iMardita
sea su estampal
Pero no 10 hice. Me impidi6 Ell reqla.
noeatO una que hubiera sido en- verdad,
iDgenus franea expression de simpatfas
por los generates de Puerto Arturo.
FL senior La Presa trabai6 anoche admi.
Tablemente. Dudabase 4 veces de que ell
ioven colegial fuese la misma persona cue
on menos que parpadea uno conVertfase
en- aquel vejestorio temer6n y enfuTrufiado,
en- el dOnRupertO que tan felmente caracte-
RIA el notable artista. Los 'sefectos de
ventriloquismo" sorprenden cristGIisGn
por asf decirlo, la illusion de que son dos s
mas persoaaS las que hay en- escena cuan.
do es una gola verdadera, el sefor La
Presa.
Fue muy apIaudido 81 acto musicaI, So
bre todo Ia bonita danza en- que tomss
ron parte la seiorita Lecompte, don Sergio
d mismo apellido, Andino y La Presa.
El baile, es siempre parte simpStica de
esos espectaculos que ofrece La Presa. Y
siendo tambi6n simpaticas las baiIarinas
suele suceder que salga uno gritando
iOtro tOtrol se de de manos q boca con
''el reglamento."
En- "Los Zangolotinos' estuvo bastante
deliciosa por eI ftsicO. Ia sefiorita Coma.
lez. Junto 4 don Floro, ella parecFa
una for, pero, de flor! LINDA peIfcula
primaverall Por ESQ dicen que SO le ha
lido q aalgunos el horo eli santo al cielo
con la gracia = ese nervosismo aggressive de
la joven tiple, que eS Juneau por los cuatro
puntos cardinales.
Es Ia Fontana dsl 'sg6nero chico"
Roselli muy bien, y La Presa, y la Bef--
rita Vivero.
Y tambien el apuntador. Y punto
final.
MAESTRO HILARIo.
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NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

Ha nido nombrado Pastor de Ia Igle-
Ella Metodista de Ogdu, Utah, eli stfioF
David w. Crane, de esta ciudad.
-Reina gran entusiasmo entire Los ele.
mentoa unioniatas de esta ciudad para asis,
tir al mas meeting que SO celebrara al do
mingo On Ponce. Habr6 cuatro coches
para conducir los oradorea y uno especial
para la prensa.
DE un momento 4 otro Sc espera en-
este puerto el Vapor frances Quebec !,
procedente de Europa
-Doce barcos de yela Sc encuentran
cargando hoy en- el puerto, dos de trave-
sfa diez costanerog
En- Patillas Sc estan Ievantando los
cinientos de una Iglesia Metodiata Epis-
copal.
So encuentra enfermo desde aver, el
juez de Ia Corte Civil de este Distrito, Il
cenciado don Pedro de Audrey. Le desea.
mos mejorfa.
Anoche circulaTon rumores en- esta
ciudad de-gue una alteration del orden
p6blico habfa tenido Iugar On Manatf. Un
'representante de Ella Correspond se
acerc6 al comandante Lutz de la policfa
insular quien le manifesto que habfa lido
al cuartel general q tomar datoB que 4
la indicada hora, once de Ia noche, NADIA
Sc Saba.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell senior
Manuel Perez AviI6s, alcalda de Areoibo
lei viernes Sc vera ante el Tribunal
Supreme, Ell stmandamus solicitado por Ia
Comisi6n de Escue'as de Artes y Ofcios
para el establecimiento de 6stas Sc IN
forma que Ia opinion del departamento de
juBticia estd de acuerdo con Ia procedencia
de la referida solicitud.
Aver tarde celebr6 session la Junta
Central de Ia Union de Puerto Rico, ira.
tandog9 asuntos de importanCia.
Sc asegura que Ia Junta Superior de
SGnidad, tomara medidas sufcientes para
evitar la propagation de la playa de mos
cas- que azota Ia ciudad.
Sc trata de hacer un acto de deBpedi.
da al gobernador Winthrop en- "a viaie &
Cuba, como demonstration de las simpa-
tfas que merece todos los eIementos de
orden de Puerto Rico, por su conducta
correcta & impartial durante el tempo de
81 gobierno aqui.
La Empresa de los sefiores Otero
Co. dard su primera function en- la isla, en-
Arecibo, estrenandose con IN buen pro-
grama.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell Lcdo.
J. M. Padilla, juez de la Corte de Ponce,
el cual actuara interinamente en- San
Juan, durante un mes.
En- asuntos de negocios Sc eueuentra
en- San Juan don Ramon III. Delgado, de
la Carolina.
La yerba luce con gran exhuberancia
en- las GALES = frentes de las casas de Puer-
t. de TERRA.
Ell crucero 'Dixie'' Sc ha situado en-
ell muelle del Arsenal y est6 hacienda vi
veres y carbon.
-Esta manana lego & este puerto el
aviso de guerra de la marina americana
"PotomaC." F"
Sc asegura que el coronel HamilI,
jefe de Ia policia insular de Puerto Rico,
ira Cuba sustituy6ndole en- su cargo Ell
actual segundo jefe comandante el senior
Lutz. ...~ .a.-
-Pasadas las elecciones ser6n cubiertas
las plazas de oiciales de bomberoB que
existen vacantes en- San Juan.
Sc encuentran atacados de la grippe"
la Befiora y nifos de don Miguel Savino.
Que mejoren.
-Pocos derrumbes han ocurrido en- las
carreteras de la isla con motive del fen6.
memo sefsmico del ~. ~ ~.
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De SOCTEDAD.

En- eJ teGtrO.-Fue una buena repre-
sentoci6n la funci6n de anoche por la Com.
pafifa de M. de La Presa. Todos los artis
tas muY aplaudidos.
Pronto varios estrenoB que causar6n las
delicias de los ''amateurs."
ITGUesUTGS.-Nidos de amor en- pronta
creaci6n, para en- ellos arrullarse los se'
res felices que al fin realizan sus dulces
anhelos, Sc anuncian en- San Juan. Una
Maria, bella, delicada, espiritual, de dis
tinguida famiIia y con justfsima fama de
virtudeS, concede 1ulce promesa de her.
mosa correspondence al venturoso gal6n
que al fin obtiene Ia sofiada dicha, con tan
valioso triunfo. La distinguida sefiorita
Maria Soler y el estimable joven don Jose
Diaz, ambos muy conocidos estimados
en- esta soeiedad, han contraido compromi'
so de esponsales Que realicen pronto su
gratfsima union y que la felicidad que por
buenos merecen, no sea empafiada jamas
con la mas pequefia nube mel cielo hermo-
SO de sus dulces aspiraciones.
Otra hermosfsima Maria, triguefia, bel +
sima, culta y Simpatica, parece que al fin
concede el galaTd6n de dulce correspondent
cia al consecuente galan. En- Bayam6n
naci6 Ia preciada for que luce en- San
Juan, su valer distinction.
En- el alto comercio de esta ciudad ha-
llaran al afoTtunado.
Sc anuncia tambien para muy pronto,
quizas principles de Noviembre, el enla.
CO de otra distiuguida pareja. Ell conoci-
do joven del alto comercio de esta plaza,
don Carlos Conde Casariego, informa. La
hall 10
cuenta aqui con grandes pimpatfas.
PersOnGLes. -Ha Tegresado de Utuado,
donde estuvo un dia en- asuDtos polfticos
el sefior Jaime Annexy.
Ha regreBado & su residencia de Lares,
el sefior Juan Resell Maymf, uno de los
agentes de "La Correspondence" en- la
BimpatiCa poblaci6n. ....-..s
Ha vuelto & su residencia de Mayaguez
el jOven abOgado don Rafael Blanes, que
estuvo dias en- San Juan, con obleto de
prestar juramento en- la Corte Federal
para el ejercicio de su profession.
Vuelve hoy Mayaguez el licenciado
Victor Primo Martinez, que estuvo dos
dias en- San Juan.
Reception de despedidG.-En la noche
del vieFnes pr6ximo, cinco de los corrien-
tes, Sc efsctuara una reception por los dis
tinguidos esposOs Winthrop, que Sc despe-
diran esa noche de esta Bociedad de San
Juan y numerosag amistades que han
conquistado en- la isla.
La fiesta promote resultar eSpl6ndida
pues todo nuestro elemento social mu-
chas personalidades de Ia isla concurri.
ran Ia despedida. Los distinguidos espo-
SOS embarcan Ell sabado pr6ximo.
SEMPER.
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APARIClON DEL NINO
CARLOS VAzQUEz.
Fut 1 parar 1 IA lsIa d VIsquss.

= a
a bordo del balandro .San Miguel,
lego & Vieques, procedente de San Juan
= fu6 capturado por 81 sargento Lopez
Diaz el nino Carlos Vdzquez, de esta
ciudad.
AL efecto Sc ha recibido en- San Juan el
eiguiente telegTama:
"Beascoehea, telegraista del Gobierno:
AAbordo balandro San Miguel fu6 ha-
llado muchacho Carlos Vazquez, de edad
y aefiales indieas telegrama. Lo tengo en-
ei cuartel en- espera de 6rdenes."
Este telegrama ha hecho renacer la ale
grfa en 81 hogar de los esposos Y6zquez, y
nos ruegan demos las gracias al Jefe
Hamin poT su efcacia en- comunicar 6rde-
mes y 8 la prensa y todas cuantas perso.
mas Sc han tornado inter6s en- este asunto
que tan hondamente les afectara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-03
.UN- TELEFONO De
PLATA MACIzA
RegaIO para Victoria de EspaTa

Para no ser menos que los eempleados
del Departamento postal del Reino, quie-
mes regSaron hace POGO la popular Rel
ma de Espafia Nna tsrjeta postal de orc
incrustada con piedras preciosap, los en-
pleados de Tel6grafos acaban de obsequiar
tiltimamente & su soberana con un magnf-
fco trarBmisor y receptor de plata maeiza.
La pieza, que es una joya de valor ar
tfstico, representa- un joven, Vestido la
.usanza del hidalgo espafiol, sosteniendo
interesante eonversaci6n teIef6nica con
una preciosa hglesita, gTupo que simboli-
"a el noviazgo de los actuales soberanos
del RENO espafiol.