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, 1906-05-01
Many Chicago Men Idle.

Chicago. Ill, May 1.-The lake front
is crowded with idle men this morning,
although the police do not allow crowds
TO gather in any one place. Three
thousand l-ongshoremen struck here,
and there Is very little loading of yes
sells in progress. No signs of an i'm
mediate settlement of the strike is in
evidence.
, 1906-05-01
SLIGHT ADVANCE.
Market Little Better Than Yesterdays
Close, but Not Settled.

New York, May stocks were
slightly advanced today over yester-
days close, but the market was fever
ish and the rise was not particularly
noticeable, although there was no
slump, as was the case day before
yesterday.
, 1906-05-01
BUILDING COMMITTEE
WI NAL =

A special meeting of Laramie lodge,
Masons, has been called for next Mon
day night, when the Masonic temple
building committee will make its re,
port. The committee consists of Otto
Gramm from the commandery, Fred A.
Miller from the chapter and II. D.
Beemer from the lodge. The members
of the committee decline to discuss in
advance the tenor of their forthcoming
report.
, 1906-05-01
WALL STREET SENSATION.
Jerome Says Fight Between Hartman
and Morgan is Noticeable.

New York, May Jerome avs the
bitter conflict between the Morgan and
Hartman interests, the men who
stood together and are now cutting
each others threats is the sensation of
Wall street.
, 1906-05-01

Gorky at Socialist Meeting.
New York, May 1.-Gorky is ex-
, 1906-05-01
AT o
Received First Welcome in Buckeye
State This Morning.

Cincinnati, O., May 1.-The Long
worths arrived from Washington this
morning and went to lockwood, where
they received their first welcome home.
Both are in good health and spirits.
They will attend the biennial musical
festival opening tonight.
, 1906-05-01
Cows Covered With Hail.

Fort Worth, Tex, May 1.-The worst
hail storm in years occurred here to-
day and killed many cattle. The drifts
are five feet deep. Two cows were
found standing covered with ice aud
frozen to death.
, 1906-05-01
WILL HAVE
CITY HALL
TEMPORARY STRUCTURE FOR
USE OF SAN FRANCISCO BE-
GUN TODAY TO LAST FOR
THREE YEARS.

viii Cost Several Thousand Dollars
and Bridge Over the Present Trou-
BILE in Destruction of Old Building
Funds From Federal Govern
ment Cannot Be Turned over to
Local Committee-Texas Storm.
, 1906-05-01
Resent SHOOTING of Miners

Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, May Labor lead
ers denounce the shooting of miners
by the soldiers and will prosecute Lieu
tenant Smith for murder. No deaths
among the soldiers camped here. The
foreigners are leaving.
, 1906-05-01
WORkMEN CAUGHT IN FLOOD UP
TO HIS NECK AND LOSES HIS
MIND AS THE RESULT
OF EXPERIENCE.
Watched Flood Reach His Throat, but
Reason Gave Way and Now He Is
Raving Maniac-Oldest Woman in
Pennsylvania Capital Kills Herself
Because She Was Tired of Living
Cashiers Body Found.

Milwaukee, Wis, May John Sla-
ter is a raving maniac here today, and
physicians say he cannot recover. He
has gone through a fearful experience.
He was imprisoned in a partly con-
structed tunnel under the river, when
it broke and the water poured in. He
watched it ingulf him to his neck,
when he was rescued, but his mind
was gone
, 1906-05-01

Hull, Ill, May 1.-The decomposed
body of w. w. Summers, cashier of a
local bank, missing since April IL, was
found in a cellar in a neighbours house,
with a bullet hole in his head. He
wrote a confession and hen shot him.
self.
, 1906-05-01
BRONZE MEDAL FOR
DISPLAY OF LUMBER.

President Fred A. Miller of the Bos.
ton and Wyoming Lumber company
this morning received the bronze
medal awarded the company's display
of lumber at the Lewis and Clark cen
tennial exposition at Portland last
summer.
, 1906-05-01
Sherman Lacks Authority.

Washington, d. c., May 1.-The a
department says Sherman has no au-
thority to gather data on his march to
the sea. 1t has wired the Department
of the Gulf, "If an escort was fur
nished, then on whose authority? ?"
There is some annoyance here.
, 1906-05-01
Repairing Office Rulldlnn.

Carpenters from the bridge and
building department were at work at
the office building here this morning,
relaying the floors and making other
improvements. Maple flooring is be-
ing laid in the hall and in the lower
floor offices.
, 1906-05-01
Asks for a Pardon.

Rock Springs, Wyo., May 1.-Joseph
Wise of this city, who was sent to the
reform school at Golden, Colo, March
5, 1903, yesterday presented to Cover
nor Brooks at Cheyenne his applica-
ton for a pardon.
, 1906-05-01
Gave Way for Bishop.

Kemmerer, Wyo., May There
were no services at the Methodist
church here Sunday, out of Difference
to Bishop ]. j. Keane of the Catholic
diocese of Wyoming at Cheyenne, who
said mass at the Catholic church.
, 1906-05-01
Thousand Carpenters on Strike.

Thousand Carpenters on Strike.
Boston, Mass, May IA number of
strikes among the industrials are re-
ported today. At Lawrence, this morn
ing, a thousand carpenters struck, and
building has come to a stand-still.
There are no serious or concerted
strikes in this city.
, 1906-05-01

New York, May 1.-The North Ger
man Lloyd company has received a ca
blegram that the kaiser's special train
collided with a freight but that no pas
sengers were hurt. 1t proceeded to
Paris.
, 1906-05-01
Imprisoned for Fraud.

Boston, Mass, May 1.-The former
president of the Colorado Globe Ma
tional bank has been released. He
served six years for Incorporating
500. 900.
, 1906-05-01
WILL RETIRE FROM
THE AEART NJ

Hon. ]. S. Atherly, who last year con-
Quoted the Heart ranch, up the Lara
ME river, has given up the property
and it will be occupied this season by
M. A. Crout of this city. Mr.. Atherly
will spend the summer at his home in
this city.
, 1906-05-01
Chief Clerk in Hospital.

H. A. Connect, chief clerk in the of
fee of Assistant Superintendent W. H.
Peterson of the Union Pacific, was
taken to st. Johns hospital this morn
, 1906-05-01
CLOUD IN SIGHT IN
EGYPTIAN CRISIS
ENGLISH ARMY BEING REINFoRc-
ED AND TURKEY REFUSES
TO MAKE WITHDRAWAL.
Frontier Being Fortified by Sultan and
Condition Considered Critical
Foreign Minister of Russia MAY
Follow Minister of Interior Into
Retirement.

Constantinople, May England is
reinforcing its troops in Egypt, and
Turkey refuses to withdraw from
Tabah and fortiies its frontier. Rela-
lions are critical
, 1906-05-01
Teamsters Quitting Again.

Chicago, ILL.,, May Montgomery,
Ward & Co., who p~recipitated last
years strike, will have another. Team.
sters are quitting because union but.
tons are barred.
, 1906-05-01
Banks Close Earlier,

Rock Springs, Wyo., May begin
ming Saturday, the banks of the city
will close at / o'clock on Saturday, an
hour earlier than usual.
, 1906-05-01
To Replace Public BUILDINGS

Washington, D. c., May 1.-Senator
Flint of California has introduced a bill
in the senate appropriating $500, 900 to
rebuild the public buildings at San
Francisco
, 1906-05-01
Oldest Woman Commits Suicide.

Oldest Woman Commits Suicide.
Harrisburg, Pa, May Mrs. Mary
McKittrick, who has been one of the
characters of Uniontown for years, and
holds the record for age, being 10S
years old, yesterday decided she was
tired of life and committed suicide.
, 1906-05-01

Lander, Wyo., May Hon. V. H.
Stone of this city, who was sent to
Washington in reference to matters
pertaining to the opening of the Wind
River reservation this summer, has
just returned and stated that every
member of the Wyoming delegation in
congress lent him all the aid in their
power. Mr.. Stone was presented to
President Roosevelt by Senator War
rem.
May Be Made Registering Point.
While in Washington Mr.. Stone
learned that if the Chicago and North
western, which is building from
Casper to this city, reaches Lander in
time, Lander will be made a registra-
tion point, it being the desire of the Of
hcials having the opening in charge to
have every arrangement possible made
for the accommodation of the people
who will visit the reservation with a
view to locating.
, 1906-05-01
Acting Mayor Grows venuefuI.

Savannah, Ga, May 1.-The indig-
nlticn IS growing at Father Sherman's
march to the sea, %retracing his fathers
march. Acting Mayor Dixon says. 'If
1t was left to me, l would hang him"
, 1906-05-01
Police Prepare for Trouble.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 1.-The workers
affiliated with the longshoremen struck
to the number of nearly 10000. The
police are prepared for trouble.
, 1906-05-01

ing, suffering from stomach trouble,
says the Cheyenne Tribune. Mrs. Con
nett is also at the hospital recovering
from an illness.
, 1906-05-01

Chicago, ILL.,, May FORTY thousand
men employed in lake traffic struck
today. The trouble is confined to
freight. The men demand recognition
of their union.
, 1906-05-01
Work Resumed on Water Pipe.

Work was resumed on the laying of
the six-inch water pipe to the rolling
mills this morning, interrupted by the
storm of yesterday. The pipe is ex-
pected 70 be laid to the mill within the
next ten days,
, 1906-05-01
Socialist Agitation Creates Terror.

Warsaw, May business is de-
moralized and people ]terrorized by the
agitation of the socialists. Everything
is at a s%tandstill n troops guard the
streets.
, 1906-05-01
Lamsdorf May Quit, Too.

st. Petersburg. May lit is ru-
mored that Lamsdorf, foreign minister.
will shortly resign with the minister
of the interior.
, 1906-05-01

Cincinnati, o., May 1.-The cleo
trical workers and steam filters and
helpers are on strike.
, 1906-05-01
BALL EXTRACTED FROM

LEU Ut TNFfTNOTFNTFNTN
Drs. Miller and McCollum this morn
ing took a bullet from the left leg of
Albert Thorman, an employe of the Nc
, 1906-05-01

Warsaw Policeman Killed.
Warsaw, Poland, May Three po-
lice were shot in a riot tonight.
, 1906-05-01
SHIPPING Tied Up

Cleveland, o., May 1.-The tie-up Of
shipping on the great lakes is practi-
cally complete n 5000 men are now
out.
, 1906-05-01
Steamer Sinks in Channel.

New Haven, Scotland, May 1.-The
steamer Blanfield, valued at 100000,
has sunk in a collision in the channel.
, 1906-05-01
Nav strike In Stricken citv

"Uy 0HFNC !" SNT FSNSTF Wy,
San Francisco, Cal, May Strikes
are the next thing the city may face.
The unions will demand an increase of
the wage scale. The mayor is a union
list.
, 1906-05-01
DECLARES uNREsERVEDLY FOR
SUFFRAGE FOR THE FAIR SEX
IN INTERVIEW THROUGH
LONDON PAPER.

Pope Plus the Tenth Considers That
Woman and Her Power to Vote
Will Advance Worlds Interests
More Than Anything Else-Father
Sherman's Proposed March to Sea
Meeting With Some Rebufs.
, 1906-05-01

apparently unchecked, and stock worth
many thousands of dollars is killed an
nually.
, 1906-05-01
Holiday for Laborers In Europe.

London, May There were May
day demonstrations throughout Eng
land n the continent, but there was
no trouble here. Between two and
three million laborers have a holiday,
with no trouble yet. Some meetings
are in progress, but no disturbance. At
Paris 400 arrests have been made.
, 1906-05-01
May Be Made Registering Point.
Government Nav Take Hand.

Lander, Wyo., May Vernon Bal
ley, the chief naturalist of the United
States biological survey, is here to in
vestigate the wolf problem. with a
view to recommending action by the
federal government to assist the state
and local bounty associations in rid
ding the country of predatory wild an
fmals.
Little Check to Depredations.
Bailey has been over the range in
the Green river section, and goes from
here to Dubois to continue his investi-
cations. In spite of local and stnte
bounties, the depredations of wolves
coyotes and mountain lions continue
, 1906-05-01
HIS HOLINESS URGES
BALLOT FOR WOMEN

be given the right of suffrage. He
considers that woman and her power
to vote will advance the worlds inter-
est more than anything else.
, 1906-05-01
BAPTIST AID TO
MEET TOMORROW

The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church will meet with Mrs. ]. T.
Holiday Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O.
, 1906-05-01

London, May In an interview
here this morning with his holiness,
the pope, he declares un~reservedIy for
woman's rights, and advocates that she
, 1906-05-01
LANDER MAN SEES
REPRESENTATIVE
CALLS UPON SENATORS WARREN
AND CLARK AND CONGRESS-
MAN F. w. MONDELL.

Introduced to President and Learns
That Government Will Do Every
thing Possible to Aid Those Seek
ing Homes on Wind River Reser-
vation-Will Help Fight Wolves.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

To the capsheaf of our national
prosperity is added another bump
er corn crop which is in sight right
now. The 1905 yield was good,
but this years crop eclipses any
thing that has gone before. There
is also an abundant yield of wheat
in this country and Canada, a 4
all crops are good with money easy
at 6 per cent. These conditions
are going 20 make it difficult cam
paigning for the socialist and thu
democrats in the approaching cleo
tons.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

U. S. Bateman is busying him
self lately a b o u t the annexation
Of the Pecos Valley to Texas. 1t
would not be such a loss to ! 0 S G
the Pecos Valley but what on earth
d we, or could We do
without United States Batcman !
We might need a good poker play,
or in the House of the Assembly
and in this game at cards played il
the Southern States, U. S. Bate
man is there with the goods.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

The insurrectos in Cuba are par
alyzing the railways in Pinar Del
Rio province; in other words they
are simply raising cane. In h c
opinion Of this paper if it becomes
necessary for Uncle Sam to take a
hand in this business in order to
American interests VIC
should la c possession Of the whole
business and put those billigcrent,
to raising sugar and tobacco.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

Our corn crop is the wonder Of
the world. In 1905 it amounted
to S2,7oo,ooo,ooo bushels, worth
about SI,2I6, ooo,o 900, or twice as
much as any other crop. 1t is es-
timated that with careful seeding,
the Improvement of seed and cul-
tivation the yield in h c United
States may be just about doubled
on the same acreage. The yielt
this year per acre is greater t h a
last.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15
they are lost

This paper hash c a r d n0'' now
about a proposed street 'a'' onr
s 'ar some distance. Although our
,,,ortbv postmaster, A. H.
is maturing a scheme which Il " 80 .
IS Snnroval. He proposes to
-o.fer with the Rock lslanu
Co. and if possible so interest ''e',,
o ,S", ' we may have a car in VIII i c h
l. -, ~ exhibit OF our ag'''
t to take this car out over the cour
: try and show our exhibit in place
considered most advisable to aC
vertise our resources. We COZ
+ slider this a good scheme.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15
THE WORST EVER

,h,;can Territorial
Of Arizona which '0 '"a, !,
V''' w. e,b inst. refused to sea.
on u" sna,;eed representatives 'r0',
three counties because '"' s.sn,t of
'n;o, statehood. As a r'Su.' SUITE,
,0ln' ,s,;on the executive committee :
tins , "n' Joint statehood league c, .
a Arizona voted that Pres'dFn ,,o o[ .,
A''1o Tnomos F. Wilson, OF the o.
er"' ii.o call a territorial '0ln
:, ~..obood convention to me-
S,a'. on the 18th to nominate
lnoeD to congress and 'O0p'
$ u n,attorm embodyins the e"0o' =
Il ment of jointure tor A''" ~ows ,
t. Mexico. This the News
as ,;eves is the proper thing i0' :, i,
n nro iointure people to do H., II e. e.
weaken at the opening OF the u
all they are lost -
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15
sequence.

The copper syndioa'es and Ss,; 'a,s
road ni interests Of Arizona i a IS,''t to
'nI + at statehood with ] New msN't be
that it will as a oOnseq tarr;tories
are admitted to the On' OF he nrac.
tically immune from an equ' !.
rendition of taxable proper
,onr as Arizona is a territory
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

cants at the opening OF the present
term. Why not at the first oppor-
tunity available increase the capac-
ity of that institution so as to &C
commodate the sons of New Mex
leo. And, in case anybody must
be excluded it should be h o S {
from the outside.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

Experts are beginning to fl n d
out what becomes Of a very great
portion OF the timber of this coun-
try. 1t took I2,578,o 600 slaves to
hold the beer the United States
sold in barrels last year.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-15

The rail road rebate | F" .S,n b
been in effect since Angus, ont It.
and as little as you '0'"N ba,
W. . single railway company n~.
ont Of business yet as
sequence. -
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subscription, $3.50 the year

--1.,,,, natter October 20 HV' a. Of
Alice a, Tueumeari, New Mexico "N
Mach 1879" "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08

En- 81 fondo de Ia naturaleza humane,
como en- los explosives, dormita una fuer.
"a. Esta fuerza ca una regerva de que
dispone elamor propio herido 8 Ia ley de
conservation.
On fulminante act1a sobre la. dinamita.
Una multitud irritada insulta q 10. hon
6re.
Este Sc lanza desarmado entire ella Ia
provoca. La multitud calIa retrocede.
Un espfritu superior excita esa rec6ndi-
tt energfa de sus semejantes, y la utiliza q
su capricho, Ia presiona y anonada. Pc
ro la energfa presionada puede reaccionar
como las olas del mar que Sc aIejan y
vuelven con mayor furia sobre la playa.
iEn que consiste, por otra parte, 81 'fay6-
date Il mismo'' de Ia ''Escritura"? Debo
dirigir mis- energfas s6lo la naturaleza, 6
puedc, sin violar el divine precepto, utili-
Ear Ia energfa de mis- semejantes que me,
esta sabordinada? ,@.+ ..
Esteban Rios Caseylas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
De TODRS parties.

4, 900 soldados chinos, perfectamente
iustrufdoF & la europea, deefilaron en- Shan
gal el 10 de julio, causando Ia admiration
de los extranjeros que allf Sc encontraban.
El6vase mas de $4,000 hombres ell con-
tingente de tropas chinas que va tienen
instruction y armamento moderno y gran
nGmero de j6venes reciben instruction
t6cnica militar en- los colegios de Europa.
Ell sultan de Turqufa pone cada dia
mayores diicultades para ell reconocimien-
to de algunas legaciones extranjeras en-
Constantinopla. Entire elias Ia americana
ha dado mayores motivos de discussion
entire ambos gobiernoB.
-Bandas de campesinos rusos, atacaron
en- Tamboog al comisario de policfa su
escolta resultando muchos muertos y he
rides La actitud de Ia gente de campo
en- los distritos rurales del Caucaso es
francamente hostil y han tenido que em-
plearse fueltes destacamentos de caballerfa
para asegurar ell trSfico de los empleados
del gobierno, que recorren aquellas.comar-
cas- en- funciones de Ia administration.
Ell peri6dico ingles ''The Reynolds"
6rgano de la clase obrera de Londres ataca
'Fudamente las impo,taciones de carne de
America, afrmando q. la inspection O. Sc
dice hacerse por las autoridades sanitarias,
en- los paiSes q, la envfan Europa es pura
farsa, pues los inspectores sc compran q
peso de orc. III
Austria ha dictado disposiciones con-
ira Ia importation de ganado pFocedente
de Servia, prohibiendo tambi6n la de car
nes en- latas de los Estados Upidos.
Ell Santo sinodo russo ha prohibido
terminantemente las Ordenes monSsticas
Ell imprimir en- sus talleres de imprenta,
cualquier documento, peri6dieo, procla-
mas &, que Sc relacionen con los sucesos
que ALI Sc desarrollan.
Con Ell el pretexto de NAL tratamiento
en- Ia alimentaci6n Sc sublevaron en- Odes.
sa, cuatro batallones de los Tegimientos 86
de infanterfa y 81 de caballerfa que luego
fueron reducidos la obediencia atendien-
do sus reclamaciones y destituyendo los
ofciales encargados del suministro de
provisiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
COOIGO PENAL.
De!Itos contra eI psreeho EleettfaI,

Artfculo 162.-Toda persona que vo-
luntariamente Sc hiciere dejare inscribir
en- el Registro de Electores de cualquier
MuniciTio de Puerto Rico sabiendo que
no tiene derecho talinscripci6n, 8 que Sc
inscribiere en- nombre de otra persona, 8
bajo un nombre que no fuera ell suyo, s
que presentare ell certifcado de contribu-
clones de otra persona para hacerla valer
dicha falsa inscription, ser6 REQ de tMis-
deamenor'' y convicto que fuera de clio,
sufrir6 pena de multa de cincuenta & quiz
>nientos dollars prisi6n por un t6rmino
maximo de un aflo 8 ambas penas dis.
erection del Tribunal En- los processes
instruidoB por cualquiera infracci6n de las
disposiciones consignadas en- este artfculo,
81 Sc probare que el REQ igura inscrito en-
ell Registro de EIectores de cualquier Mu-
nicipio, sin estar para clio capacitado, de-
bera el Tribunal ordenar que He anule di-
cha inscription.
Articulo 198.-Todo el que voluntaria-
mente infringiere cualquiera de las dispo-
siciones de las Leyes de Puerto Rico rela.
twas elecciones incurrira en- eFelony"
q no Benalar este C6digo otra pena dicha
infracci6n sera castigada con fecIusi6n en-
penitenciaria por uno 4 cinco amos, mul-
ia de ciento mil dollars s ambas penas &
discretion del Tribunal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-08
FEST AS RELICIOSAS
en- Rio Grande.
Animada rstreta CeIsbr6Ss sI PasadO
domingo.
Estue en- IalucaIldad sIssnOr Prssldsnts del par
lido republican,.
De nae8tro o0rregp0esal egpeoiaIl

Agosto Sci pueblo de Rio grande,
da una excelente prueba de su arraigado
aentimiento religioso.
Anoche domingo, Sc ha dado prihcipio
en- nuestro temple cat6lico, al novenario
eRhonor Nuestra Sonora del 'sPerpetuo
Socorro", iniciado por las bellas sefioritaE
Maria Martinez, y Lolita Quinones, las
que opoftunamente recolectaron alg1n di-
nero para Ia csmbinaci6n de esta fiesta
religfOsa.
Todas las noches Sc We el temple cat6li-
co, invadido por una concurrencia nutri-
dfsima de feligrenes. Bonita combination
de luces dd magnifcencia particular 8
aquel simpatico recinto.
GTacioBfsimas manos, han adornado ell
altar sencillamente, pero con tai especia-
lidad, que ofrece precioso aspecto, pues Sc
esmeraron bellfsimas nifias para que que
dase bien decorado
81 reverendo parroco senior Fernandez
nos ha dejados Dir desde Ia catedra del Es-
pfritu Santo magnffcas oraciones Bagradas
llenas de elocuentes concepciones.
Anoche habl0 de Ia aparicion de Ia mi
lagrosa Virien del 'Perpetuo Socorro' y
de los milagres que 6sta hab1a verifcado.
Un lindfsimo ramillete de nifias ccmpues-
to de las encantadoras Cambucha Ruiz,
Zoraida Rexach, Maria Teresa Hernan-
dez Josefna Ruiz, con Ia armonfa mas
sublime, elevaron preciosos canticos la
t'Madre del Amor Supreme. i
Reciban las iniciaderas de esta impor-
tante fiesta religiosa, nuestra mas calurosa
felicitaci6n por haber obtenido tan fetis
exito.
Continda el entusiasmo 1e asistiT todos
los sabados 81 temple cat6lico ppra adoTar
al SantSsinlo Sacramento. III
Aver estuyo en- este pueblo 81 sefior Ad-
ministrador de la hacienda de los Eefiores
Mulienhoff q Korbber, con ell fin de yer
y estudiar aIgunas klantaciones de cana
de esta jurisdiction.
81 domingo Sc lleY6 efecto en- esta
plaza principal, Ia acostumbrada retreta
que ameniza la banda municipal. ALI se
congreg6 10 mas Undo de Rio Grande.
Ell Babado fu6 numeroso ell Contin-
gente de campesinos unionistas que vinie-
ron inscribirse.
Hoy estuvo en- este pueblo eI sefior
don Santiago We've, Presidente del partido
de Puerto Rico.
"A una sefiorita de esta poblaci6u Sc
le ha extraviado un rosario de plata 81
domingo por la noche en- la Iglesia. Ella
gratifcard quien Sc 10 entregue..
-Por las presentes lfneas danios, aun-
que tarde, 81 testimonio de nuestra mas
sentida condolencia don Francisco Ia
llada, captain de la Policfa Insular por
haber perdido su sonora esposa, la
vez 10 felicitamos por:el juato aseenso OBJ
tenido. ~-.