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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-13

Sovereign s15 Suit Goat and Rain
high grade Brazilian Plaid Weed Hedderfed Clay Patriot Serge
Tasmania Thibet Velvet Velour Cashmere Earne Worsted
Suits cheviot and woe box flare back and Herrngbone
Aength Coats rich Scotch Chvt
Top Goats Special all wool custom Cut by special
maker under particular orders price The
any division In amazing OF
special selling OLE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-13

soisette shirts-sky finish, golf or collar attached
styles full silk stitched Ocean pearl buttons Cham
! gss1s, cream and white . . . $1.5O
Silk Shirts Manhattans and Eagles pure silk cream
whites tan and chocolates. Collars Dr.
attached and golf styles. ps)
Four thread Lisle Half Hose-In Persian patterns
made with thread heels and toes solid co1ors hand
silk embroidered Block pladis and broken paids Red,
e sassb giss green slate and contrast Soc
Spring Suits pure Knohe Guyot
silk suspenders webs,
cashmeres, $3.50. special value 45c. s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-13
Special Easter Values Elegant Exclusive High Haberda

Easter Neckwear. A display that covers every new
variation OF fashion Castleton double woye fonr-in
hands IN shepherd twans reps baratheas swivel crepes
and Panama tissues. New shades Of Bamoral blue hello
reseda Mulberry and garnet Pearls and white for
formal day dress, Strings, tecks Ascots and 70.
puffs. Values Of ST. OUC
pink blue tan and mole brown shades IN plated
styles patch styles and plain styles Daintily figured
pattern effects light grounds New Kabosa and geo
metrical figures. Ideal shirt productions d~1 IN
$780, So, $3.50, So and $50. spl.OU
Jersey ribbed, ST. ton ribbed, 81 grade Soc 81.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
GOLDEN WEDDING

The following account Of ths
golden wedding Of DR.. Marsdea',
parents appeared 10 the Whittier
Daily News:
90 Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.. Marsden the
fflieth anniversary of their wedding
day was celebrated in beautiful
manner. Far from the place Of
their birth, thousands Of miles from
the scene Of the wedding day of their
youth, the occasion was an eloquent
tribute to their life Of loyalty and
devotion TO high ideals, for in the
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

absence Of any members of their
family, the only eon Of the hume
living several days' journey from
Whittier, the whole affair was
planned aud executed by loving
I friends. A golden wedding Is never
common event, and yet more rare
is The sight Of bride aud bride.
groom like NJ. aud Mrs. Marsden
Rnt fer the legend above the golden
j bell under which they stood with
their son, DR. Marsdeu. Of Oregon,
one would not have believed that II
was other than the silver milestone
they we're passing
The bridegroom, hale and s,rong,
looking very little past HE prime
the bride, beautifully eowned, her
hands filled with Cahfosnia's choice
roses, with sparkling eyes and rosy
cheeks, the whole face radia,ing sun.
shine, full of that beauty Of the in
uer life that speaks 80 truly after
macy years, " was a sight to charm,
The house was exquisitely decorat.
ed, the color scheme being green
and gold. and under the brilliant
electric lights the rooms presented
A scene of great beauty.
The hosts stood under a great bell
Of chrysanthemums, and the guests
we're gracefully introduced by Miss
Hurst.
After the reception Of the guests
all we're seated and a pretty and ap.
propriate program was given. con-
sisting Of vocal aud instrumental
music and readings Afer the
music Mrs A Reed spoke for the
guests, voicing their heartfelt con.
gralulations, their sincere love and
admiration, and their appreciation
Of the worth to the community Of
the Marsden family aud home. DR.
Marsdcu responded eloquently In
behalf Of his parents aud himself,
slso paying the reverent tribute Of
loyal son, in glowing words, TO
The good man aud pure woman
who had walked together through
the years Of half century"
Mr.. aud Mrs Marsden have had
no daughters, hut among the guests
we're three who have been sharcrs
in the sweet influence Of their home
life.
In the dining room the gifts we're
displayed They we're many, very
elegant and beautiful.
The occasion was truly ona 10 b.
long remembered by all who were
present, as one Of great pleasure.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has been appointed by the Coun
ty Court Of iIarucy County, state Of
Oregon Administrator Of the estate Of
John Conlcy, deocascd, and has duly
qualified. All person, having claims
agains, said estate bare hereby required
10 present tho same TO me at my regular
place Of business In Dreveoy, Oregon,
with proper vouchers aud duly verified
within slx months from the date oi this
no,ide.
Dated this 9Th day OF October 1908.
DAVE MiLLkR,
Administrator
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03

Mrs. Robt. Drinkwater is on The
sick list.
A Winter overcoat or suit can be
bought at Browns at the lowest
price.
Marian Horton and family were
the guests Of relatives and friends
in this city a portion Of the week.
We cordially invite the accounts
Of people living in the country
Harvey County Bank Burns Ore.
Look out-.Get the eafety lncu-
baior, nov Il iuus without = ,ssP.
See w. T. Smith about il, Burn
Oregon.
Curt Lundy arrived home this
week from a business trip TO Prime
VILE where he was looking after
land business for the Road Comp
any.
New fall and winter millinery at
Mesdames Reed & Johnson's.
Dress hats, street hats, and the
latest creations IN trimmings Call
and see them
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now be obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at n Brown &
Sons in this city.
G a. Haiues was up from Mar
rows Saturday, returning Monday
Chas. IL one Of the directors of the
First National Bank Of this city
and was here TO attend a meeting.
The institution vas in fine shape
aud very satisfactory TO the stock.
holders.
O. Calkins has bought DR.. Pogue's
entire orchard Of winter frul, aud
will deliver apples ut sl.G0 per box
n-t ~ thew come from the trees,
si.75 partly sorted. $500 for first
olass. Pears the same. II you
don't fnd Calkius leave orders at
this office.
James Berry aud wife aud
daughter were Ia the city day or
two during the week on land busi.
ness. Their home IL In Lakeview.
but Mr.. Berry b some land in
this county, lie is a pioneer sheep.
man Of that section aud very jol.
ly old fellow. lie tells some good
stories on Judge Webster and Hon.
G. W. Parrish, both Of whom were
present at the recent term Of cir
cult court In Lakeview and pariici-
pated in the case Of the State "
Moss charged with horse stealing
M. Berry expressed desire 10
move 10 Burns, but when told We
had Irish residents baked.
J. II. Mitchell aud } G Flehariy
are In Burns representing the Bank
ers Reserve Life company II Oma-
ha. Mr.. Mitchell ia the Oregon
manager for the Bankers Reserve
aud resides in Pendlotou. while Mr..
Fleharty lives In Boise. The
Bankers Reserve places a strictly
up-to-dale policy. containing many
new aud advantageous features,
one Of the chief Of which IL a stamp
ed guarantee hy the state Of Me-
braska, securing the policy holder
against any possibility Of losf.
The policies placed by the COM
pany pay annual dividends 10 poli-
cy holders. thus decreasing the
cost Of the insurance each year,
Also an accident clause is contain
ed 10 the policy, without additional
cost 10 the insured The bankers
Reserve is a western COMPANY, buys
western securities and has the low
est death rate Of any old line com.
pany. Another feature Of Interest
to communities in which this rom-
paOy operates l. The f,ct ibat IL
deposits the money collected ior
premiums by IL agents ia local de-
positaries Messrs. Mitchell and
Flehariy expect 10 make an extend
ed visit to Burns and adj Acsnl val
leys. They are we'll pleased with
the outlook here.
GOLDEN WEDDING
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
Scott Hayes was 10 the city yes.

/ Scott Hayes was 10 the city yes
terdav.
Complete Stock Of Blankets,
Quilts and Mattresses at Browns.
Adam George is now ready 10
take orders for spring delivery Of
nursery stock.
DR.. w. A Hopkins was up from
the Lawen neighborhood Tuesday
on land business.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson desires the
ladies ofthis vicinity TO call and see
her new fall samples
Newell Hall has returned from
Pendleton where he took horses to
be shipped to Canada.
II you live out Of town we want
your Banking Business. Harvey
County Bank, Burns Ore.
Jack Dart and Sam Roach were
down from the Trout Greek mining
district Tuesdoy on business.
School tablets cheap at Mrs
Hattie Hastie's. Also pens slate
aud lead pencils call and see her.
Hon. G. w. Parrish went over TO
Canyon Sunday, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. V. G. Cozad.
We give just AZ efficient service
10 the Wage eAruer NJ 10 the Busi-
ness man. Harvey County Bank
Burns Oteg.
Ed Snuffer IL again circulating
among his friends here after an alb
sence Of several months driving
-tage nj Ontario.
Lee Caldwell has again opened
tho Windsor Bar to the public and
invites his old time patrons aud
friends to call. Draft beer . cents.
Austin Goodman's woodsaw is
still In commission AID will make
your wood pile look like 80 cents in
u short time. He also has n good
supply Of rolled barley for sale.
&. +. Mckinney and Mr. Rasnic
arrived home Saturday night from
a Eye weeks bunting trip Ia the
STEMS Mountains. They had a
hne time aud went the limit on
deer. Mac wished TO remain long.
or, but as the law had placed lin.
il on the number Of deer he could
kill he uotantly returned home.
Tom Jenkins. the well known
Harvey sheepman, was In Ontario
during the week, to meet his sister
in-law, Mise NJ. A. Jones, OF LIVER.
pool. who will make an extended
visi, with his family. Tom says
the hay and grain crop in Harvey
is immense and there will be plenty
of feed for all the animals in that
section this coming winter.-Argus
Mrs n. j. Simmons and sou aud
daughter, George and Maude. ar
rived home the first Of the week
from an extended visit TO relatives
and friends in Missouri and ArkaI-
sas They we're accompanied home
by George Newton, brother Of Mrs
Simmons aud VIM. Newton, a nep-
hew. The party had u most enjoy
able visit aud pleasant journey
home.
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sa4uupAs sovrarrp a 1905.

4u1ex3 NovEMBKR a 1905.
--..--..-----
4. 1>al News.
lt1sun uo|Isy Shoes at Browns
III N&hoo paid us a flying visi
,ar&1e s|&h,,
SEQ ctr H)anket Sheets, jus
,al Won want. at Browns
|Al<a 9orirRer was among th'
.isors ftofp <srrows this week
Country Atcounts solicited
1fney County Bank Burns Ore.
)st* Pat,eraon and F o. Buck
~ uere Is Ne city a short TINT
rIoe the week
'u<3 ARRIVED at Mrs. Hasties', a
.u,iful huo a. Pattern Hats, caps
mss. pIau, ia. etc. Call and see
AtimireI1 J II. Sampson, who
nrtn tI<itinr stage from Can.
) n Auntin. is in the city on a
s,,-s =. :. ...-,.-, i. il Tagss5sy
"a Trip 10 arlington where he
A been ~ . visit to his sister.
was ecconpanied in by his
PARTIES nro hereby notified TO re-
IL fFooI trospassing upon my
m nofln oi Burns. shall pros
|lsrouy person found trespassiug
GEo. SrANcLIFT.
w. r. Saith was in this morn
and ioIormed The Times Her
iorce hr ~rs going to his home
pa 10 build y handsome resi-.
'co. He ~I.I be back TO town
nd>y or Tuerday.
fra G. n. ccchrane and little son
nald lefs Thursday morning for
nnevilIe. near Portland, where
y ~ 10 join ,ar Cochrane for the
'ter. Tho cniire family will re-
n csrly 10 The spring and take up
III rrsIsIrncc near Dog Mountain.
amee Smith arrived home last
~ f<Ae. . bunting trip 10 the
e. II> reports game very plen.
,I. swan. resse and ducks being
/, thick. tIis report has given
|,n oembrrlng aud John Thomas
fever and they will leave to-
90 ---<1o the road bstweon
rus end the Beunavista Ranch
way c Weaver springs aud
rrov~. . emall grip contain
|loId xke<ses, shaving set,
be hsndkerchieis etc. Finder
l be suitably rewarded by return
70 pr u3bbnrd
'hs pumpkin pie social at the
'shyteflan manse Halloween
. decided suocess from every
~ Of yiew The house was
udrd a. usnnl aud all present
ersd Into she spirit Of the oeoa'
With sII their hearts. A short
gram nAe given consisting of
sie aud fendings. the numbers
|ne we'll received, especially the
Il
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
LIQUOR LICENSE PETITION.

We, the IGndersisncd legal voters oi
Pueblo Pm 3nct, Harvey Cuuniy, State
ci Oregon. respectfully petition the Hon
County Court oi uarncy County. state
oi Oregon. 10 grant license TO !. G.
Poterman TO sell splrituous, Nal, aud
vinous Liquors In lees quantities than
one gallon In peublo preclno, lIAfney
County, State oi Oregon, Tor the Period
Of six months. a. In duty bound ~e will
ever pray.
Names Names
Adagts Adrian =. ncienbaugh
n. 4. fical u. %. Delenbaush
Mike Nc, ann Robert Duan
Melyern Jonrs A ncnio
j. Lubbula Frank Adrian
John Traverse Robert Gilham
Geo. u Mathenson q Mulhnlx
a. White sabc Cboale
y. L. Allen David Dcicnbaugh
Joseph J. Catlcw W II Mooroc
Ino W. Geary l. q Peletman
Noiicu l. hereby given that on Wed.
nssday. the 5th day u l'ecsmber 1909,
the und d'isigned vii apply 10 the coan
~ Court oi The State Of Oregon ior llar.
ney county. ler the lieense mentioned Ia
foregoing petition.
}. G. rErERMAN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-27
NO7lCIAS.

-Setenta cinco cascos para el cuerpo
de bomberos de la ciudad, se han recibido
en- el tiltimo vapor y el resto Sc espera en-
el pr6ximo
"A cuarenta y cinco mil dollars ascen.
dian aver las rebajas hechas en- el Presu-
puesto, por la Camara de Delegados
-Ha pasado en- la Camara el aumento
de sueldo de 80 $35 los policias insu-
lares.
-Hace falta que Sc riegue Ia carretera
de Santurce, pues el polvo asfxia sus We
cinos.
-El Lcdo. Palacios Rodriguez Sc en-
cuentra enfermo desde aver.
-Ha regresado de Ponce Ell Goberna-
dor, donde fuera con objeto de correspon-
der la invitaci6n de asistir las fiestas
del Carnaval.
En- las pr6ximas sesiones del Conseio
Sc discutira el bill sobre indemnizaci6n 4
los Notarios que ha terminado de informar
la Comisi6n de Ia Camara.
En- la session del Consejo Executive de
aver tarde, negose otra vez tomar parte
en- las votaciones el nuevo Auditor de
Puerto Rico Mr.. Ward.
En- el pr6ximo correo Sc informa em.
barcar6 para esta capital el Alcal3e de
San Juan don Roberto III. Todd.
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Municipio de San Juan.
ALCALDIA.
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA.

Ell lunes de Mario las dos de la tar
de SO adiudicar6 en- p6blica subasta las
obras de reparaci6n de las plazas ssBAL-
DORIOTY" y "SAN FRANCISCO"
San Juan juan P. r. cuyo presupuesto as
ciende Ia cantidad de TRES MIL Qua
TROCIENTOS VEINTIDOS DO
LIARS VEINTISEIS CENTAVOS
($3,42226.)
La subasta sc celebrar8 en- la forma ex-
presada en- el Artfculo is del Real Deere
to de de Enero de 1883, tendrS lugar
en- la O6cina del Alcalde ante la Junta de
Subasta presidida por dicha Autoridad;
hRll&ndose de manifesto para conocimien-
to del p6blico en- Ia Ofcina del Ingeniero
Inspector de las Obras P6blicas Municipa-
les, los documentos que han de regir en- Ia
contrata.
Las proposiciones deberan ajustarse ex-
trictamente 81 modelo que aparece undo
al Piego de condiciones, 90 presentar6n
en- pliegos cerrados; admitiendose 6nica-
mente durante Ia primera media hora del
acto. Los pliegos deberan contener el res
guardo que acredite haber consignado el
icitador en- la Tesorerfa Municipal como
ianza provisional, Ia cantidad de CIEN-
TO SETENTA Y CINCO DOLLARS.
($175.00.
Sc declaran nulas las proposiciones que
falten q cualquiera de estos requisites, ,
aquella cuyo importe exceda de Ia canti-
dad preSupuestada.
En- case de procederBe una hcitaci6n
verbal por empste, la mfnima puia adni-
Sible ser6 la de diez dollars s10.O0.)
La administration se reseFva el derecho
de rechazar Cualquiera de las propOaicio-
mes todas elias.
San juan P. r. 26 de FebrsrC de 1906.
M Saaches Morales.
SvA AlCalde do San Juan.
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ANTE la c0MISION
de asuntOS lnSu
as.
(Continuaci6n de ID p6gina Ia. )


PEeaidente Tiene I'd. noticia de otTo
depaFtamento oficina del gobierno Ell 81
que se pudieran hacer economfas en- los
gastosa
Todd. s., senior; en- todos los departa-
mentos
Presidente Sin detrimento para 81 SER
vicio p6blicos
Todd.-Si, sefor. CTeo que cuando un
hombre recibe un sueldo es para que 10
game trabajando sin tener en- cuenta en-
que c9pacidad sirve Ell Presidente de
los Estados Unidos trabaia por su sueldo.
Pudiera mencionGr funcionarios en- Puerto
Rico que emplean todas las horas del dia
en- escribir artfculos para peri6dicos ma
gazines, con exception de media hora des-
tinada q asuntos p6blicos. Creo que ESQ
eS robar al pueblo el importe del sueldo.
7 estos mismos caballeros tienen an as
sistant, quien, raciadamente es tambien
americana, que cobra 50, 500 al afio, es-
te hombre Sc gupone tambien que trabaia,
pero necesita un chief clerk, el que en- muy
pocos casos es puertorriqueno. 81 el jefe
del departamento tiene un assistant, este
assistant deberfa ser el chief clerk; de mo-
do que ids ven ah1 Sc pudiera economi-
zar alg6n dinero; hay cinco Assistants &
$1,000 cada uno muchos chief clerks
Fuller.-De modo que que esos chief
clerks hacen el trabaio?
Todd.-Si, senior.
Page.-Lo que I'd. indica es que hay
multplicidad de empleados?
Todd.-Si, senior; multiplicidad de en-
pleados.
" ~ oors;f.,,;o,,+o ,lo .,,o11o.9
Todd. .-Si, senior. Un caballero en- una
de esaS posiciones que renunci6 Ultima
mente, en- pdblico dijo cusndo fu6 nombra-
do que pensaba estar por pocos meSes en-
pleado para hacer economics rebajar
sueldos. Recort6 sueldos estuvo al fren-
te de uno de los departamentos con mas
empleados. Pero Sc not6 muy bien por
todo el, mundo que no rebai6 un solo
sueldo de americana. Todos los que dei6
cegantes eran puertorriquefog, pequefios
empleadoA Ell Departamento de Tesore-
ria, tambi6n pudiera rebajar sueldos.
Presidente. .-Aqui est6 el RegistrO de
Puerto Rico, podrfa servirle Ud7
Ell RegistrO de Puerto Rico con una lis
to de los empleados.
Rncker.-Deseo preguntar sobre otro
asunto. Como esta Ia isla de aqua? Tie
nen Uds. rios manantiales?
Todd 81, senior; y acueductos las prin-
cipales ciudades.
Rucker.se Sc han alberto pozos2
Todd.-Si, sefior.
Presidents -Sr. Larrfnaga; con respec-
to al abastecimiento de aqua en- Ia isla,
como estan en- las montafias? Hay saltcs
de agua2
{ Comtiysuord.
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Lfmites de edad, 20 afios 8 mas, en- la
fecha del examen.
Las personas nombradas en- las aplica-
clones como referencias seran comunicadas.
A menos que las respuestaS de estas perso-
mas no sean recibidas en- el termino de tres
semanas desde Ia fecha del envfo de Il CO.
municaei6n, Ia aplicaci6n no sera aceptada
para Ia vacante particular para Ia cual Sc
efectuara este examen, pero 81 es recibida
en- el termino de seis semanas seran consi-
deradas para cualquiera otra yacante que
ocurra en- Ell future que requiera iguales
califcaciones. Las aplicaciones de esas
personals cuyas referencias faltasen 4 con-
testar en- el t6rmino de las seis semanas
seran canceladas.
Este examen Sc abre para todos los ciu-
dadanos de los Estados Unilos Puerto
Rico que cumplan con los requerimientos.
Los aplicantes deben indicar en- sus apli-
caciones de que ellos han tenido experien-
cia como estivador: los deberes de esta
plaza son de estivador abordo de lanchas.
Los aplicantes deben dirigirse enseguida
al secretario de la junta de examinadores,
San juan, Porto Rico, para la aplicaci6n
Forma 1898. Ninguna aplicaci6n serS
aceptada menos que sea propiamente lle-
NADIA eiecutada, en- la forma requerida,
con el secretario hasta la hora del fin of
cial del dia de MARIO de 1906.
AL hacer aplicaci6n para este examen el
tftulo exacto como esta dado en- el encabe-
zamiento de este anuncio sera usado en- las
aplicaciones.
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ReniOs los imponeatsa soBre Rbretas.
Be sOrteardh 8 tOdOs los amos entire los que
mas So distingan por 50 Constancia en- ell
AhOrro.
Horas de Cqja: Para lasi mpoaiciOneS
De s 103 de L. mafana, y de / & 81
de la tarde los dfas laborables de 81 &
1O3sda Il mafana los doming0s; Para Il
extracCiOlles, Las niamaa horas excepto los
domingOB
Reglament0 de q 8seei6n: Las personas
qua interesn m6s pormenores nobre Las
impoaiciones, extracciones manera de lie
quidaE irtsrsa etc. pueden solicitar un
laE en Il Csia
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MILAG B 0 S 0.

Los resultados favorables que obtienen
los que padecen de catarro, fatigas, asma
que tanto abunda en- esta 6poca, son casi
milagrosos usando las camisetas egpafiolas
de lana que ACADIA de recibir 'sEl Cielo"
pruebe con una camiseta sc convence-
ra. Ell mejor surtido de driles mallor-
quines & %, 35 y 80 centavos.
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por las constantes sacudidas de la terra
EI presidents Reyes organiza un servicio
especial de Ia tropa, que hara aquellos ira
bajoa, pues sospechase que hay bajo los
escombros numerosos cadaveres
Sc asegura que el volcdn Tolima esta en-
inusitada actividad.
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PraCtiCamente terminada.

Entire los representatives. que han dejado
Ia conferences, fguran N. Revolt, de Fran
cia; Visconti Venosta, de Italia y Baron
Radowitz, de Alemania. Preparanse 4 re.
tornar 4 su pals Mojamed Torres , No
jamed el Mokri, de Marruecos.
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Paz del mundo anenazada.

New York, Febrero 27, 1.9O /. m.
En- los cfrculos diplomdticos de Europa,
jizgase- -unr fracaso complete Ell resultado
de la conferencia International de Algeci-
ras.
Las cancillerfas consideran gravemente
amenazada Ia paz del mundo. El anita
gonismo entreiFrancia, Tnglaterra Ale
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COLOMBIA De LUTO.

New York, Febrero 27, 1.30 p. m
Las noticias de Colombia recibidaa en-
esta ciudad, confrman el terrible cataclis-
mo ocurrido en- aquella rep6blica. Los
eseombros de edifcios destrufdos por el te-
rremotO no han Podido removerse por el
terror que sc ha apoderado de los animos,
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mania, hase acentuado, y Ia opinion ita-
Llama mu6strase hostil 4 Alemania, por los
ataques embozados que la prensa de Ber-
lin aseguEan ha dirigido Italia, censu-
rando su acercamiento Francia.
Sc hacen preparativos de guerra en- to-
das las potencias rivales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-27

New York, Febrero q, $50 p. m.
Comunican de Madrid que Ia conferen-
cia de Algeciras prdcticamente ha termi-
nadO.
Aunque algunoS representatives hallan-
Sc adn en- Algeciras, otros Sc han marcha-
do de dicha ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-27

-Fijese usted en- la situacj6n que tiene
el Hotel "El Recreo''; una espl6ndida ca
sa con vista Ia Gale de San Justo Te-
tuan pr6xima los Bancos y al muelle y
con todOs los adelantos higienicos en- su in
terror.
Ocupa 81 Hotel la misma casa donde
eatuvo establecido Mr.. Charles y 10 que se
dice no son anuneios.
San JuutO Z. Gabriel segura , Ca.
Propietario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-27
IMPORTANTES CABLES
LO OCurridO en- Ia Habana.

do mensajes de felicitaoi6n de todas parties
del pals J del presidente Roosevelt.
Sc han hecho nuevas detenciones. La
prensa de todos matices, condena Ia con-
ducta de los supuestos autores del complot
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-27

New York, Febrero II, 1.30 p. N.
Informan de Ia Habana, que el golpe
de estadO fracasadoaa aver ha moyido pro-
tests z todoa los elementos de signifcaci6n
social y polftica en- Ia rep6blica.
( FL presidente Estrada Palma ha recibi-