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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

walling Manufacturing Company, Of Ken
dullyille, Ind, against a. and Turner
Marriott, Of Dinwidde county. the jury
In the Hastings Court to-day decided FOR
the plaintiffs, who sued for the recovery
of the amount OF note for seventy
three dollars and fifty cents. against
which the defendants claimed that the
plaintiffs owed them II tifty-dollar bal
unce The first trial resulted IN hung
Jury. the second IN u verdict for the de-
PENDANTS, which was set aside; the third
in IL hung jury,
Post c. of the Travellers Protective As
ISOLATION, will hold It's annual meeting
al A. p. Hill Camp Hall tomorrow
night.
SPRING RECEPTION.
The spring reception to the students by
tho faculty and literary clubs Of the
Southern Female College Friday night.
combined social charm with literary IN
terest so delightfully."- that the event was
one of the brightest features OF the col
lege year.
The first attraction was, as is often
tho case III such situations, ''The Worsted
NAM which. in 4this instance, was Il
snn,.kling little musical play In two acts,
hv3.Iohn Kendr!ck Bangs: and was excel
gicntlv presented by student cast. COM
posed of the following young ladies:
Miss Susie Hollicoffer, Miss Mary Cas-
Sn ri Miss JaCQuellne NuoidIui hl'es Ilct-
on Rurr, Miss Alice Burgess, Miss Nellie
Chapman, Miss Adrian Drewry Miss NIL
dred Cruzan, Miss Edna MoCuc. and Miss
Mary Robertson, >,>,,,u
y DELIGHTFUI DINNER.
After the playa dinner with more
thnn one hundred students and members
OF the faculty present was scene OF
enthusiastic, college spirit, and @ sparkling
interchange OF tEood-humored Wit am!
satire. in brief, student talks" rs most
appropriate toasts. by many students and
professors.
This convvial reunion had delightful
seouel in "1'he Garroters,' three-act
comedy by William Dean Howells, which
was presented by cast Of young ladies' o..
of their colleagues with "Tho Worsted
Man" - ,,,,,
Among the amateur actresses were MISS
Bessie Mae Snyder, Miss Cola Dlckensol',
Miss Rosa Arlington Heath. MISS Helen
Harrison, Miss Maiaie Stanback, MISS
Helen Ellis Girard, Miss Lula stalnback
Miss Rosa Thomas Eppes, Miss Blanche
Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
PROF. W.T. sEDGW|CK
ON CITY SANITATION.
Instructive Lecture to Be De-
livered at Academy BY Expert
Next Friday Evening.

Owing to tho multiplicity Of hospitals
and the interest centered in them. disease
and diseased conditions occupy Il promi-
nent place In the thoughts OF the people
and everywhere are discussed tho various
remedies and appliances for the treat
ment OF disease and the alienation Of
neutrality-suspicious. seems TO have q ia
vorlte surgeon whose prowess they de-
light In exploiting. while discussing in
minutest detail surgical operations which
twenty years ago were not dreamed Of,
or if dreamed Of were dismissed as I'M
possible, but which the veriest tyros In
surgery arc now doing, and IN many
cases with such success. TO the lnyman
little is known of the laboratory workers
whose studies In the causaton of disease
and the means of It's prevention, while
devoid OF the spec acular. have made pos
siblo these marvellous surgical feats.
In considering the results OF tho dis
coverles Of these laboratory workers rs
1t relates to surgery, the impression is
apt to be, formed that tho benefits Of
their findings nre confined to the sur
gcons and tlleB small percentage OF the
populations which has to seek surgical
treatment. No greater mistake could DO
made, ms every one, so long ms he lives
is constantly rcaping tho benefits Of
these discoveries. This Will be more
clearly understood when 1t Is realized
that tho adoption OF their recommends
lions, by community. Is always fol-
lowed by reduction In the death rate
and n resulting increase IN tha average
length OF life, while many OF the con-
tagiOus diseases are robbed of their ter
rors and others entirely banshed, Among
these workers no one occupies n higher
position than Professor w, r. sedge-
wick, chief of tho Department of Sanitary
Science In the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology, who Is to deliver an Illus
trated lecture in tho Academy OF Music
on Friday night
Professor Sedgewick comes here at the
instance Of tho special committee OF the
city council which Is Investigating the
Health Department OF the city, After
spending two days In conference with
this committee acqualntlng himself with
the actual conditions as they exist, no
will make his recommendations, after
which he has consented to address the
public, 1t Is more than probable that
he will toll his audience OF what ought
to be done ana what can be expected
from a we'll equipped health department.,
,lnhampered by lack OF funds. working
along modern ideas.
entertaining lecturers In the scientific
world and realizes fully the part played
by carefully selected. stereoptlcon Views
IN increasing tho Interest IN scientific
lectures
No doubt he will tell of some Of the
oxnerments Of tho students OF preyenti-
five medicine, who by their achievements
have been able to Danish yellow fever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
News of the Sick.

or tho four men Injured in the Seaboard
Air Line collision near Brook Road cross
Ing, only S. J. Martin Is no" conlined ~
tho NTamorinl Hospital He is still SUIT
ferlng with his injured foot. Folkes left
for his home yesterday
DR.. Brodic Male, who was operated on
for appendicitis on March 10Th, was UP
yesterday. DR. Male expects 70 ieaVe
for his homo In q day or two:
Tho Retreat for the Sick Is crowded
with patients and the doctors and assist
ants have had ono of the busiest weeks
during the year.
iurcd and at first reported killed ut the
Locomotive Works last Wednesday. IS
getting along nicely at tho Virginia Hos
5pital. ., ID,
Mr., Farben, of Church Hill, Is also
last Saturday Or. Stuart McGuige
wound up his clinic for the session at
tho virginia Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
CUT ONE WOMAN'S THROAT;
SHOT AND KILLED ANOTHER
(By Associated Press.l

RUNGE. TEN, March 26.-Ncar Cou-
chcc, eight miles south Of here. Next
can named Ramon. overlook Il venice
containing two young women and little
boz yesterday. Ramon climbed into the
rear of the buggy and cut the throat OF
ono OF the women. causing instant death
The horse became frcshtoned ana pc
gan to run. whereupon Ramon drew a
revolver and shot the other woman dead
Jealousy prompted tho deed. Tho two
dead women were daughters Of Alexan-,
dor NJ. Henry, n weu-to-do ranchman or
this county. officers arc searching for
Ramon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
q ~ &. i
.C0LORED YOUTH
Shot IN BAR ROOM On.
Slayer Held for the Crime, and
Eyc-witncsses Told Of
Shooting.
ONE SUIT TRIED FOUR j: TIMES
Southern Female College Stu
dents Entertained at Re
ception BY Faculty.
ONE SUIT TRIED FOUR TIMES
(special to The Times-Dlspatch.,

1. Especial to The Times-Dlsputch.)
PETERSBURG. VA, March 26.-After
hearing testimony from several negroes
who were eyc-witnesses to tho killing OF
George Valentine, colored, by young
negro calling himself Theron Rhiny Jones,
in Willis Gllinms saloon, OH Old Street,
Saturday night, the coroner's jury return
ed verdict at the inquest this afternoon
that Valentine came to his death from
pistol shot wound caused by Jones.
Chief OF Police Rngland read to the
Jury u statement by Jones when he was
brought to the statlon-house Saturday
night under arrest, In which the prisoner
stated that he told Valentine when ne
saw him In the Gillian place that he had
hear dthat he, Valentine, had SAID that
he was going to kill him, Jones, the Ilrst
time. they met. Jones says that he was
talding in friendship, and asked Valentine
10 fell him to his face II he had any
thing In for him." and that when he
turned to speak to another man who had
questioned him. Valentine hit him In the
! head and throwing his arms around his
Jones's) neck choked nm, when ne shot
Valentine with n pistol which he WINS car
rying In his right trousers pocket to
,'protect himself against any one" In tho
statement the prisoner says thnt he kept
Ills hand on his pistol during the CONVEX
sation with Valentine because z9of his
alarm after hearing that Valentine had
{ threatened to kill him,
SOME OF TIDE TESTIMONY.
James johnson, coored, bartender AT
Gillian's. testified that during the talq
between tho men Valentine threw his
hands on Joness shoulders, whereupon
Jones pulled his pistol, fired, and ran out,
Johnson did not SEQ Valentine choke
Jones, and did not hsSr any one SPEAK
To them.
Three other negro men, who were pres
ent. gave testimony similar to Johnson y
/ mona 81, them seeing any choking, though
L they saw Valentine lay his hand on
Jones's shoulder: ~,
Jones was brought before Coroner Leigh,
and asked az he wished 70 say 81 any, ",
thing, 10 which he repllea .lhal ''e ''ss4
already said all no cared 10, +,
s., FIRpD FOUR TIN rs
After four trials the suit q me F4119t NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
THE FAYETTE VILE
FIRE LOSSES HEAVY |: Il. ! "
Splendid Discipline in the High,
smith Hospital-M Mr.. Hinton
Caught BY Failing Wall.
(spccial 70 Tho Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
/. FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. March 26.-s
The disastrous fire which occurred here
last night. originated In tho Thornton
dry-goods store on Hay street, ana was
not gotten under control by tho depart
mont until the following property mao
been destroyed: j ~ &,
y. H. Ray groceries !, store n3o $ Ussran ,e
5000. Prior & Som. jewelers., store Sa,C9o.
partly insured; stock OUTSIDE. 81 sale s IN n
cases, 5000. Thornton dry, goods sS KS store pr
s surance $1,000, 4.yie building $500. In
surnnce $4,000, Mrs. NJ: y Pemhert2n.
store $500 i' naXT,toYi oas
ana p sla stock asred FOR 5000 loss
$1,000. Mrs. ~ IT. ban com, f ms1lhe py
D. w,th a. no insura nee NicNeill Cafe and
Bakery loss iia T banber 30 oss aboas
sS 1oo Mes stock $500; saved about $aCo
Mrs. IIlghsmith. loss $500 With no m n
sI pr. j. r. IIlghsmith. dental surge,o,.3
damage about 800; J. f. So TX mlghfs .n n
Iiishsml,h block SdS valued at $1,000 WIN =,
sI In the Hishsnlth Hospital, to the very
wall OF which the fire burned, and whlsn
was crowded win WINES ln.tHo,y Lt'" ~,
building, and whites and colored N q. aI
pnnex. there WIS no confusion excite.
ment By order q Dr. His srsn n{gsd M hss
COINS or PATIENTS and prepared. for their
Ssmoval As the llre adyan,eed the, the Pa pa,
certain mTta that the hospital must 90 did Dr..
HSRsml'h w order then ies tF sarled on
., ratc hers and those able to walk We're
nm1aarrshaled hy q nurse TO tho Martin
i' N.Y. n mnst Wonderful thing was thai
q f lar. a rest rest they were carried back 70
t the refurnished hospital In ambula9ces
pet'1 II. Hinton. treasurer Of the Fayettc.
vile Gas and Electric Company. Wh hs
crushed down under falling VAL " tho no
offIca and was badly bruisedi thousn ~
bones were broken. t,,,i,, =
phs fire department. under aMs tS Ghs ash Il
mem, OF saving tho hospital was Won
derful, -, tai4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
SCHOOL TEACHERS HERE.
Educational Pilgrims From the
Ear Northwest.

Sunday there registered nj the Lcxlns-s
ton Hotel fifteen members OF the vacation
excursion pnrty o. Detroit school teach
c:s. Their om!r5 Important stop since
leaving Detroit Saturday was at
Charlottesville. when The delegation v's--1
tied Monticello aud the University Of Viz
GINA. III stitc Of the Indictment weather
which met them here. they took In all the
points Of interest about Richmond. visit
Ing the public bnildings. churches. com
ctcrlcs ard riding over the main tho
troughfarcs. Tho party WAS unmndfnl Of
the heavy snowfall, saying that they were
used to It up In Detroit. They were
charmed with the attractions OF Rich.
mond and were sorry that they mad to
lcn'vc so soon for Norfolk.
They left yesterday morning ut 4
o. clock on the steamer Pocahontas After
n day in Norfolk they will visit Old
Point Comfort Fortress Monroe. the ship
yard and other points Of interest. The
party will return 10 Norfolk Thursday,
where thnv will leave for three days
stay IN Washington.
The following nrc the names Of these
who visited Richmond: William Gully
ford, Mrs c'nlyford. Miss Cnllyford Mrs.
Simmons, Miss Hume Z 9 Perkins. Miss
Louise Cilanlbc, Miss Adclls chambte,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Carter--Connor.
fsnccla1 10 ,rhe Times,pispatch.)

WINCHESTER, VA, March 2s.-Mlss
Charlotte May Conner and Mr., A. Gar
lett Carter, Of Woodstock, were married
mother, Mrs, Mary u, Connor, In VIM
chester, bY- Rev, George s, Bowers. pass
tor Of Grace Lutheran Church,
The bride has for some years been IN
the millinery business at Woodstock,
where they will reside after. a wedding
tour. The groom is q son OF DIR. y, ID.
Miss Emlly Conner, sister Of tho bride.
was maid OF honor, and ], Y. MtYer. OF
Woodstock, Yps best man, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Rev. j. P, stump's Farewell Ser
mon,
lspecIal 10 The Times- pispalchD

Especial to The Times Dispntch,)
VA. March "a
Methodist Church, South, was 'lIronIed
sunday night, when Rev. \. P, stump
delivered his farewell sermon. He has
served here the full term allowed o an
itinorant minister by The church d'sci-
mine and will carry with him Mo regrets
of tho whole community ut his deparft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Gets New Minister.

Especial to The Times-D !spatch)
DANYILIiE, VA, March 26.-Rey. ste
phen a. Morton, OF Grewe, has accepted
The pastorate Of the Patton Street Chris,
tan Church, made vacant by the recent.
3resigna ton of Rev., A.gspencer, now o.
Mnrtinsyille. a call was rendered Rev.
Morton several weeks ago,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Young Indian Shot.

fspecial to Tho Times-D ispatch:l
SALISBURY II N, c., March sS,r-,N altel
Anderson. aged fourteen years. ana g.
half-Indian, was shot ana 'nstahay5
killed at his home near this city this af-$
.ternoon by younger brother. The two
boys were playing with q revolver, when
tho same was accidentally discharged.
and the ball went through the heart q
young Anderson. No arrests have bssa
made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Mr.. BRYAN to Lecture.

MIR. John Stewart Bryan WILL lecture
Thursday 8nightfat s O'clock In the Nine
tenth street Mission on "rhe Making or
a Newspaper The lecturer Is to be glTen
as ono OF a series being conducted under
the auspices of the Night school, OF INC
mission. This school Is doing great anu
noble work, as it reaches G. class OF neo-
Mo who otherwise have little opportunity
Of hearing dscources beneficial to the
mind. -l--. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Syracuse Lodge,

syracuse Ledge, No. 5, OF the KNIGHTS
80 pvthias, held u largely attended and
interesting meeting last night IN smith
deal Hall. One new member Wns lhl.lh.-
Ing next Monday night I'VE brothers are
exnected to BIO elected The Syracuse
Lodge Viii gladly welcome any visiting
members from sister lodges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Coach Containing Twcf1ty-s'x
Men Plunged Through Bridge
Into Swollc,, Stream.
RAILROAD LAB oRERs KILLED
Two Dead and Several Injured
AS Result Of Explosion Of
Dynamite.
tnY AssocIated Prcss.l

f Il 4 +. l..
CASPER, WYOMING March 2G.--slx
railroad laborcrs today wcrc killed aud
II score were injured, aesetal proDn0y
fatally, when ~ train on The Wyoming
division of The Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad dropped into u swollen stream
through an undermined bridge near Nat
soma Among the dead Is Charles Nol,
foreman OF the ]nborcrs. Most Of the
men were A,istrians ana italians,
rhc locomotive passed over the bridge
but several cars, Including II couch fell
into tie Hooded river. The coach. corr
tanning tWcnty-six men, Hns crushed
under d TANK CIR that followed ~ into
the canon Many Of the men were caught
under tic wrcckagc, and " was hours
before they were taken ont, One or two
were drowned. Word was sent to Casper
rs quickly as possible. but It was clEh-
teen honrs3 bcfore relief could be extended
the Injured, owing TO snow ana llOods.
&,rhc weakened condition OF bridges nllhe
IL unsafe to send Il train to&thc3 scene
and hand-carg We're pressed INTO service
by the three surgeons and several cit =
zcns. Shortly after starting The rcliti
party ran into q severe snow storm ana
were compelled to abandon the hand
cars and proceed afoot. In tho meantime
pile-drlvers md n bridge gang we're sent
from Rapid City. and the blldgcs wer.
repaired.
al noon n train was sent out and
brought In the dead and Injured.
Two Killed; Several Hurt.
"a Il, Csy Associated Prcss.)
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March o.
i. long distance telephone tncsEagc the
Ago .IJesa Id from Readers Mines. i'olt IS
,,,i;ts southwest OF this city,, sHIs that
two were killed ana several fatally injnrel
by the premature explosion OF dynamite
inside the workings Is s ta&
Joe Hoscy and Andrew Scott, two negro
orc II iners, were killed Tho nH1esantc
located near Resse1ner. .itasso r2poris
are 10 The cTSct that one Of rae ncGi ocs
hAl the dynamite in his rocket :iad thu;
Il struck something and exploited. Nl:-
ing both.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27
Funeral Of Mr., Pattison,a

The funeral of Thomas Pattison, WHIP
died at the Retreat for the SICK yesler5
day, viii take place from W. !: Jolmson's
iurdertaking rooms, g07 North Fo9shee
street, at 10 a, M. Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-27

Mrs. Stoepel, Mrs, Amerinc, Mrs. Dunn.
Miss Dudt Miss Helse, Alfred Chambie
and Z. II. Ayers, The travellers are 70.
reach Detroit next Saturday afternoon
at 20 o'clock.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-25
NOM ENT0 H
New York al illus
tre poela del aCOT
de.
Ailn boy ID miIsiCa de Verdi ss pOpu-
lar en- aquella TeiFtpOli.
q gran c0mposItOT ltallG0, il aneIanO GonpH-
s0su admirable ''FaIstaffp


El monumento erigido & Verdi en- Nue.
va York Ell sin duda un tribute merecido
81 gran composit0T italiano.
Durante medic Biglo Ia mtisica de Verdi
ha deleitado los americanoB Adm hoy
en- dia, pesar de Las produciones de lou
mdsicos l6yenes, la mlisica de Verdi eE
siempre popular ca Nueva York
No ha habido fgura mas prominente en-
Ia historic recienta Dc Ia mdeica italiana.
AIN Ia bTiIlantaz teatral de Rossini pali-
dece delante de Ia rtfuIgencia, do Ia passion
fameante. Ia cautivadora melodia y since
ridad dramatica de Verdi.
Sus obras sugestionan los espectadores
y deleitan todos los auditorios.
Verdi ha conquistado Ia America como
ha eonquistado Alemania. Este aERndon6
gu antigua escuela revolucion6 Is opera
Italiana cuando escribi6 ssAida'' y cuando
compuso su noble ssOtallo.' 7
Ia epoca On que podfa muy bien haber
deEcansado sobre sus laureleg eacribi6
Verdi 81 admirable ssFalBfafs una opera
e6mica de Il cuaI Mazart' hubiera estadO
oIgullog0 y la que ocupaF6 giempTe un al-
to sitio en- al arte lfric0.
Verdi fn6, adem6s de una gloria musi-
cal. un fldntropo y hombre de las mas
sencilla y puTa vida.
Los americanos eBtan contentos de que
los compatriotas del compositor italiano
hayan leyantado en- New York an monu'
mento commemorative al il1stre poeta del
acorde'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-25
lLGAlDlA MUNICIPAL De YABuCOA
MDNCIO BE SUBlSTAI.

RI Concejo Municipal de este
pueblo ha acordado rematar 9 n
subasta piblica, la obra de cons
truci6n de un acueducto, valera
do en- 0eimte mil qati1aieqatos
ocheaato dollars sesenta centayos,
y senal6 para 81 acto del remate
81 dfa treinta Y uno de Oc'ubre
eorriente 8 las dos Y media F.
NJ.
Los pliegos de condolences, or
denanzas y demas datOs relatives
al mismo, Sc encuentran de ma
nifesto en- la Secretaria Munici-
pal, donde podra yerlos quien los
desee. Yabucoa PR. Octubre
l9 de 1906. jose q. Berries.
Alcalde,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-25
81 PRESI0ENTE
Roosevelt a Puerto
Rico.
AnOChe Sc afirn6 que sstalia aqui
eli 10 de Noviemhre.
e gObIsrno sonflrna d notlela ds ID ulslta.

~ +
Haca a1gunos meses, Z finea del pasado
afio, diio LA Correspondencia' que ven.
drfa & Puerto Rico el Presidente Rooae-
welt, de paso para su proyectada vista
Ia zona americans del canal de Panama.
Confirmas8 Ia noticia y en- 81 gobierno
8 de Ia isla ti@neBe 81 aYiao ofcial de que
probablemente fines de Noyiembre esta-
rs aqui Ell Presidente Anoche dfiose que
un cable recibido por una personalidad
polftica de esta ciudad, noticiaba que 81 10
de Noviembre nos visitarfa Mr.. Roosevelt.
El Secretario de- Estado confrma al
Gobernador Winthrop Ii noticia de que
81 22 de Noviembre podr6 estar en- San
Juan 81 presidente
III hombre que hoy rije los destinoB de
Ia gran repdblica, podra apreciar aUnque
en- 81 breve espacio de 50 estancia aqui, 10
que es Puerto Rico, como piensa Biente
Puerto Rico. No como hayan podido ha-
ce1le Greer los farsantes de Ia polftica y los
que Be empenaron siempre en- presentar
este pueblo como enemigo de los buenos
americanos y del pueblo americana.
Sc hacs relacionar 81 viaje del Presiden.
to Roosevelt con 81 problems de Cuba en-
81 que ha de fguTar como principal factor
81 gobernador Winthrop, al deseO dol
Presidente de conoceE mas de carca algu-
nos de los asuntos que han de ser resueltos
en- las pr6ximas sesiones del Congress- y
atafen principalmente & Cuba y Puerto
Rico.
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La IuCla parIamentaria.

Octubre %, I30 p. m.
Reonc @ udd egramas Dc Madrid nforman que a
ella Dc modO formidable ecu9d
Los daender6n
mgu sbaan Dido de yoluntad eaa
disanCiados
a mnor republicans tmbe Tesaaaen los iales
Salm6n maniftado
ran paabra CgsO las reormas gbe Lopez Do
mnguez
La dra pa peninsula hoy muy depacho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-25

La noticia de q. vendr6 P. Rico q
Presidente Roosevelt ha csusado impTe.
sion en- todos los elementos de ests pueblo
que se preparan Conocer 81 presidente
de Ii Repdblica, al hombra que tantO pue.
de hacer en- bien de Ii OEV5dada isla.
Don Cbrlos Arreizaga ha Bido nom
brado aub.coIector de Yiequeg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-25
or AMAS
Nuevo MinistrO de Ia Guerra.

New York,O Is 1.8O =
degnado
general quart
designation
FL antique Soondioe Le fga culnan
q Sra ca dsmoc6hca jusicera.
alto puao cbaece un trascnden plan pco Cmanceau
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Las Refornas del Gabi-
nete Lopez DOninguez.
New York Ociub 9 25, 1.30 .. N.

p M q
de las Co opinion pdbca
n intrOducr 8 gabnte DomfDguez.
E
d
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TanbiGn eI ministrO de Hacienda.

New Octubre 25 430 b. m.
fanera
en- sus6 6rdeneR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04

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 dB n
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-04
New Coats for Women and Girls

These are our second purchase of this season stock and, like the new suits, embody every new fad and re- productions of the ideas Paris has evolved since the first of season stocks were purchased. And, as you will observe, the prices are almost third less than on first of season stocks.