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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
De Caguas
Septicmbr 3 de 1906

En- todo Ell mes de Agosto Sc han
celebrado 200 juicios, por infringir
ordenanzas municipales, ley de sani-
dad ley de carrcteraS.
-Anoche dio su primera function
cinematografica la empresa de los Sc
fiores Rahola y Ca. A las ocho tu-
vieron que empezar la function, ~ 40
q las ocho y media como anunciaban)
y 4 causa de estar el local tan llene
hubo que suspender la venta de en-
tradas.
Las vistas de Rahsla y Ca. sen
magn1fcas.
-Esta noche dara su primera fun
'cion de cinemat6grafo, ell Circo Puer.
torriqueflo del seffor don Juan A.
Torres, que no pudo ser inaugurado
aver domingo a cauSa de la lluvia.
-Esta maffana como 4 las 10 Y me.
|dia embarranco cl locomovil mum. :
de la Central Santa Juana)" frento
al kil6metro Mum. IS, cerca del puen-
tie de las "Damas', sufriendo Ia ca
rretera el consiguiente desperfecto
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
NOtiCia local a los nlarinOS
PUERTO RICO

San Juan.
Sc Aace saber que la Boya llamada
Colnas Shoal, ndmero 4, colorado, de
segunda clase monja, que Sc cncontraba
fuera de su sitio en- Septiembre, ;, 1906,
fue colocada en- su propis sjtio cn csc
nismo dia
La Boys esta fondeada en- so pies
de aqua, y puede asegurarso que Sc
m mantendra ea;la presents posici6n.
Por orden de Ia Junta de Faros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
TeatrO Municipal
COMPANIA sCOGNAMIGLIO

Esta noche tendra lugar en- nues-
tro Teatro, la dnica representation de
que lleva por tftulo "El Trovador, >
drama en- 4 actos, de S. Cammarane
y m1sica del maestro Giuseppe Yer
di, con Ell siguiente reparto II Con
te di Luna, Borghese; Leonora, vi
cini; Azucena, Bettini; Manrico, Van
nutelli; Fernando, Cirino; Ines, Gals,
Ruiz, Mussi; Tn cviejo zfngaro;
Raggi; Tn Messo, Paies. Compagne
di Leonofa Religiosi Famigliari
del Conte, Uomini d armi Zingare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
Ell rey del petroleo
UN EPlS0DI0 De SU VIDA

En- los dfas en- Que escribo, Mr..
Rock Ell rey del Petroleo, Sc
encuentra en- Paris, donde es el hom.
bre del dfa; los peri6dicos publican
sus retratos y dan cuenta al detalle
de sus pa1abras de sus gestos. de los
mas nimios detalles de su vida.
lie Matin' ha dicho que en- 1885
no posefa este gran emprendedor
ning1n capital; en- 1865 tenfa va
5000 dollars; en- 1870 1legaba 4
10000; en- 1872 ascendla al million;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
Nota del dia

gN>0Rh0O DOS NuIht0np AuG5
tros pretores, todo 10 que han
aebido hacer, preparando 81
negocio de la planta electrical
antes de anunciar ell plcbiscito
Y antes aun de dar ell primer
aviso de 10 que a ese respecto
habfa resuelto decididamente la
corporation municipal?
Hasta la fecha, no sabcmos
una palabra. IA cargo de
quien han estado los cstudios
tecnicos que deben preceder i
toda obra de esa importancia
quien ha Sido Ell notable in
gcniero que ha dado a nuestros
cdilcs Ell secrcto informe, que
cllos guardian en- el mas pro-
funde fnisterio para anonadar,
en su dfa, a los que han ssado
dudar de la sabiduria de los pa
drcs del pueblo2
Anadie, hasta ahora, lie ha ST.
do dada la ventura de conoccr
esos admirablcs planes que MIN
gun mortal ha tcnido la dicha
de admirar, nj nuestros ediles
tampoco, a juzgar por el silen-
clio que guardian, por el mutisme
en- que Sc enCierran. Y como
nadie ha visto NADIA, nj Ell mu-
nicipio ha publicado NADIA tam
POGO, contentandose con haber
anunciado ell plebiscito, sc ha
acentuado, sc ha gencralizado
la creencia, la conviction po
pular de que no existe ningun
cstudio serio Sobre la instala-
cion de la planta electrical, nj
hay en- todo 10 que sc ha que
rido -hacer hasta ahora, NADIA
mas que Ell capricho de una cor
poracion empenada en- llevarle
la contraria a la opinion pu-
bliCa.
Y confrma eSta opinion la
mas aCertada que puede for
marse, Ia CircunStancia de que
una persona cntendida media
namente, en- la fndole de traba =
Jos que desea realizar nucstra
corporation municipal, le hu-
biera qultado de la cabcza ell
proyecto, despu6s de estudiar
los inconvenientes que tienc.
Tn perito en- la materia, ino lie
hubiera dicho a nuestros pre-
torres que seria peligroso Ell ten
dido de una nueva red de alam-
bres trasmisores de corriente
electrical, cuando va tenemos
sobre la ciudad ell tendido de
dos fabricas y Ell de los telefo-
nos, en- las azoteas?
Como va q ser Ell alumbrado
municipai2 La installation jco-
mo Sc haria, ST va los propieta
rios han declarado que no quie-
rem la luz municipal?
En las GALES de San Juan, no
puede colocar postes para col
gar los focos. Ell municipio, por-
que son extremadamentc an
sgostas, V una instalacion subte
rranea costarfa mucho mas de
10 que acaso [se fguran nues-
tros ediles.
Sobre todo convene que sc
hjen en- que los propietarios de
fincas urbanas han manifesto
do su oposicion los proyectos
industriales del municipio, Y
no permitirian sobre las azoteas
de las casas = la installation de
nuevos postes para Ell alum bra
do municipal.
LIE queda al municipio Ell re-
curse de gestionar la aprobacion
de ina ley que obligara violen-
tan1ente a los propietarlos a
preslar sus fincas para servlr a
los planes desastrosos de nues-
tros p1es3fes. lpero esa medida
vi6lgnta 4 que. tai vez no Sc
prestaran lao edmaras, .seria TN
nueyo no 10 dc pr0.esta, de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
LA FUNCION DE- ANOCRE

La nueva approximation de la pre-
close opereta inglssa de Sidcey Jones,
sGeisaa'. fu6 TN triunfo esplendido
pars Ia admirable soprano Anetta Pc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
Candidatura uniOnista
Domingo OrescS.

PARA Ell AYUNTAMIENTo DE poNCI
He aquf, Ia qae sali6 triunfante er
la Convention celebrada ante aver POI
el partido unionista de Ponce.
ALCALDE
Doa Simon Moret G allart.
CONCEJALES
Don Augusts Gauthier.
g" Juan N. Torruellas
Herminio Morales.
Juan Cintron.
Jose Sierra Gazta ambide.
Juan Cintron Cardsna.
Carlos Pacheco
f" Guiilermo Wives Valdivisss.
Luciano Ferreiro.
JUNTA DE INSTRUCTION
Don Antonio Morales Lebr6n.
Jose Negr6n Sanjurjo.
joaquin Dapens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-04
>ReYiSta de los Tribunales
CORTE DE DISTRITO
SECCI6N PRIMERA
Csa mSsiou del kao don Hnino Daz Navarro an s usp
to de Ia selcals--UH embargo psr $1,000
sECCIoN PRIMERA

FL Lcdo. don Herminio Diaz Ma
varro ha presentado en- Ia session de
esta maflana una mocion en- nombre
de los sef1ores Otero y Compafifa So
lieitando embargo para asegura-
miento de sentencia por demands de
81 1000 al sefIor Tony Lowande por
concepto de dafios y perjuicios.
La C6rte accede 4 la moci6n pre-
via la hauza de S. 900.
OTRAS MCCIONES
Una por ell Lcdo. Bosch, recla.
mando TN t1tu1o de propiedad en-
pleito transado.
-Otra, Ell Lcdo. La Terre, en- sus-
titucion del Lcdo. Alvarez Nava, en-
pleito de ''Hermanos Lopez Landron
versus Rubert Hermanos, sobre reco-
nocimiento de hipoteca legal" soli-
citando respondan los ven6edores
de eviccion y saneamiento. La Cor
tie accede que Sc notifgue 4 la Su-
cesion de Gal1art y Forgas y Sc pu-
blique la notification por edictes en-
ell periodico LA Democracia
En- Ell pleito de Godofredo Pa
checos contra Maritime Llonfn, sobre
desahucio, Ell Lcdo. La Tore, en- sus-
titucion del sefior Alvarez Nava.
abogado del demandado, presen-
to una noeion pidiendo Sc anule
el emplazamiento hecho al seflor
Llonfn por estar ajustado TN proce-
dimients ordinario y no al especial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
RANGERS FIGHT WITH REBELS
Brush with Alleged RevoIutionists al
yitoria, Mexico, Results in
Il several Deaths.

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept z.-A- courier
just arrived says that the revoiutionists
and a force from Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
clsshed last night at Vitoria, about five
miles south of Jiminez; that one ranger
was killed and that the revolutionists left
several dead. They scattered and arc
being pursued by Mexican troops. Jiminez
is not ia possession of the latter. The
affair is regarded here as possessing but
little of revolutionary or political char
acter.
Ell PASo. Tex. Sept. H.-An Eagle Pass
special to the Herald. received late today.
says: "A government force of seventy
five cavalrymen encountered forty self
styled revolutionists thirty miles above
here and dispersed them. killing two. Ore
hundred more soldiers are coming from
Monterey"
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE following
telegram was received at the Treasury de-
partment today from the collector of GUS
toms at Eagle Pass. Tex. Yesterday
about thirty bandits and smugglers took
possession of Jiminez. small town in
Mexico, thirty miles above Eagle Pass. a
fight ensued with Mexican soldiers. Sew
eral men were killed Sensational reports
were sent, the press dispatches describing
1t as a revolution. Efforts may be made
to induce the War department to send
troops here. Nothing serious in the situa-
tion reported up TO the present time"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
CORN PALACE is roo SMALL
Unable to Accommodate Crowds
which Gather for the Hand
Concerts.

MITCHELL, = s D.. Sept. 27.-tspecisl
Telegram.) EVERY previous record made by
the corn palace for attendance at single
concert was broken this afternoon. when
nearly 6,0oo were gathered in the great
auditorium. Thirty minutes after the con-
cert commenced no more tickets were sold
and the doors were closed to further ad-
mission, as ever inch OF standing room
was taken and the people were massed In
very close assemblage II was the largest
audience ever massed under one roof In
South Dakota While the concert was going
on there were 5000 people on the streets
unable TO gain admission to the building.
Three special trains over the Milwaukee
road brought in thirty-five coach loads and
the eight regular trains brought in twenty
coaches, all of which were crowded. Over
half OF the excursionists remained over to
the evening concert and will leave on the
early morning trains. The weather is ideal.
The palace closes Saturday evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
MURDERER coNFESSES CRIME
Alma Tushjian Says. He killed
Brother After Quarrel and
severed Body.

NEW YORK, Sept. H.-Alma Tashjian,
who confessed to killing his brother. with
stood the operation of the police inauisI-
ton system all night with some fortitude
At various times during the night he was
shown long knives and asked If he cut up
his brother with any of them He was
shown pictures of the dsmembered parts
taken in the morgue and these he begged
tearfllIy 10 have taken awav He did no,
otherwise seem disturbed by the ordeal
and steadfastly maintained his innocence
Fina liv TIA shiian eaid 20 poltca Ja.r,ct,,,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
Fair and Warmer Friday. saturday y
Fair and Cooler IN West Portion.
'erature at Omaha Yesterdayl
EARTHQUAKE IN PORTO RICO
Series of Heavy shocks Thursday
Morning Causes n Pante I'm
San Juan.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Sept. 2T.-The
city of San Juan and the island Of Porto
Rico experienced a series of heavy earth
quake shocks today, beginning at lO;t1
a. m. The people were thrown into
condition of CONSERVATION and indescrib-
able alarm. but the resultant damage was
comparatively slight and there has been
no loss of life.
The first preceptible tremors brought
many people in alarm to the streets. They
increased I'm intensity for twenty seconds
and then decreased for Ave seconds. Fol-
lowing this came the most severe shocks.
the earth shaking violently Tor Ave
seconds more. T4en all was quiet. The
first vibratory movements were from east
to west and were followed by heavy mo-
tions such as are experienced on board
ship in heavy seas.
In San Juan the people were stunned,
and when they realized that an earthquake
was upon them, CONSERVATION and alarm
prevailed throughout the city People
thought of the catastrophes of San Fran
cisco and Valparaiso. They fled from
their houses to the streets and crowded
the open squares. Panic reigned ana
hysterical women tainted Many began
praying in the streets while large num-
bers rushed to the churches. The schools
were stampeded, the children narrowly
escaping injury in rushing from the
buildings The government buildings on
the principal square in San Juan were
quickly emptied, everybody rushing fran
tically to the open. hunting for places of
safety. Many clocks throughout the city
stopped at 10:47. Wares were shaken
down from the shelves in stores. The
! beds in the sleeping apartments of the
infantry barracks were thrown about in
all directions. The walls of the city hall,
the infantry barracks, the postoffice and
the womans and children's hospital were
cracked in many places, but not badly
damaged. The old artillery building near
the sea, now occupied by the quartermas-
| ters office. was badly damaged.
| Reports received here from other points
| on the island show that the shock was
general ana that it lasted for thirty sec
| onds everywhere.
| School houses and churches in Humacao,
| Guayamo and Fajardo were slightly dam
aged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
COUNTESS APPEALS HER CASE
Spanish Woman Wants Damages for
Loss of Meat Monopoly in
Havana.

WASHINGTON Sept. 27.-rhe ap-
peal OF the Spanish Countess of Buena
Vista in her damage suit against Major
General John r. Brooke, which was re-
Gently decided against her by the federal
district court of New York, has been dock
eted in the supreme court of the United
States The New York court held that
while the countess has cause for action
against the government of the United
States or that of Cuba, she had none
against General Brooke and it is asserted
in the appeal that this ruling is erroneous.
The origin of the suit is found by the
abolition by General Brooke while he was
governor general of Cuba in 1899 of the
countess right to slaughter all the cattle
killed in Havana. This right has been
exercised by her family since 1927 and
she asked damages in the sum of $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
JUDGE PRoUTY IN DENVER
More Evidence OF discrimination
Agninst small Coal Operators
by Union PnciHc.

DENVER, Colo, Sept 27.-Judge c. A.
Prouty, representing the Interstate Com
merce commission. resumed in this city
today the investigation or railroad in con-
nection with coal conditions which was
begun at Omaha last week and was con-
tinued this week at Salt Lake City. The
Union Pacific was the railroad under in
vestigation when the session opened today.
Ten witnesses have been summoned here
and Judge Prouty said he expected to con-
clude the hearing in Denver today.
The testimony of number of witnesses
showed that the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany secured large number of men TO
sign decaratory coal statements taking
up coal land in wyoming and at the same
time to sign ACCOMPLISHMENTS to this land.
The pay for this service was SO or 81 in
each instance.
Among the witnesses examined today
were Cyrus Beard, Justice of the supreme
court OF Wyoming, On the recommendation
of George T. Black, one of the officials of
the Union Pacific. and with money ad-
vanced by Black, Judge Beard testified that
he purchased certain coal land in Wyc-
ming He sold the land to ID. o. Clark
at an advance of 5000 on the recommends
tion Of Black. Justice Beard denied that
he knew that Clark was acting for the
Union Pacific company.
Vice President CHARLES H. Schlacks of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad testified
that this company does not own any stock
in any coal companies in Colorado and
added that neither he nor any other official
Of the railroad is * stockholder in any coa
company along the line of the railroad.
The Utah Fuel company. he said, is in
| terested in some mines along the line OF
the Denver & Rio Grande. All of the stock
of the fuel company Is owned by the Ric
Grande Western railroad.
Several witnesses, testified that they tried
to start in the coal business along the line
of the Union Pacific in Wyoming, but were
unable to secure transportation facilitie,
| from that railroad and were forced out o
business.
With this testimony the hearing wa,
closed in Denver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
EIGHT-YEAR OLD MURDERER
Iowa hoy Convicted of Killing COM
panion and Sentenced ts Re-
form school.

ALBA, Ia, Sept. H.-oscar Napier. the
s-year-oid boy who was convicted by q
Jury last Sunday OF numbering T-year-old
Frank Adams. was today sentenced 10 the
reformatory at Eldora. to remain until he
is q years OF age. The boy broke down
and wept piteously when he was sentenced
the first time since his arrest
The crime of which he was'convicted oe-
Cured last December The s-year-old boy.
with his elder brother was visiting a
neighbor's house A shotgun was left out
side and young Oscar was playing with II.
As Adams approached the gun was dis
charged accidentally the boy claims but
Intentionally the state proved. at the re-
cent trial
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
TEN DEAD IN CATLlN WRECK
Three Chsrrea skeletons Found i'm
Debris of smashup ON wabash
Road.

DANvILLE ILL.,. Sept. e7,-The known
dead as the result OF the wreck OF Wabash
train No. at catlin Station yesterday now
number ten. Mrs. ]. II. Waldman OF
Guelph. Ont, died today from burns re-
ceived In the wreck. Three eharred slzele-
tons were found under the wreck late this
afternoon. OF these one is thought to be that
OF Peter Paxton OF Fort Wayne. Ind. who
was with George Goodman I'm a stock car.
the latters body having been recovered,
but nothing has been heard of Paxton.
The other two skeletons are thought ID be
those OF tramps who were stealing a ride
on the passenger train.
The coroner today continued the inquest
for one week to give Brakeman Hughes.
who is seriously injured, chance TO testify.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
BRYAN AND DAVIS SPEAKS
Nebraska aud Arkansas Men Address
Crowd at vinita After Late
Meeting.

VINITA, ]. r., Sept. 27.-William J. Bryan
spent strenuous day in the territory today,
speaking here at Chelsea, Claremore, and
at other points on his trip northward. Mr..
Bryan arrived In Vinita early today from
Muskogee. where he finished speaking to
crowd from the rear OF his car at
o'clock this morning. At 7:30 this morn
ing he was escorted by 400 horsemen to a
grove near town. There he spoke for an
hour and much enthusiasm was displayed
He departed from vinita Immediately after
he had concluded his speech
During the afternoon Governor Jeff Davis
of Arkansas addressed a crowd at the grove
at Vinita.
TULSA. /. r., Sept. 27.--The Bryan spe-
cial arrived here time. Mr.. BRYAN was
greeted warmly by 5000 persons. He was
introduced by former Usage Chief John
Palmer and spoke for hrty minutes Sew
eral Indian chiefs besides Palmer were on
| the platform.
GUTHRIE. okl Sept. 27.-Guthrie ae-
! corded William J. Bryan a hearty )recep-
tion tonight. The Nebraskan devoted a
half hour to an address in which he merely
touched on national issues. He elected pro
longed applause VIXEN he mentioned the
carpet bagger in politics and warned the
voters of Oklahoma against railroad in
! iuenee in the constitutional convention. A
! notable feature was the great cheer that
/ greeted the reference to his government
! railroad ownership proposition.
Mr.. Bryan talked from the observation
car of a special Santa Fe train. arriving
! at o'clock from Perry. Okl.
He has made eleven speeches today and
appears exhausted. Among those who are
accompanying the Nebraskan are Chiefs
Rogers and Porter of the Cherokee and
! Creek Indian tribes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
EXPLOSION OF NATURAL GAS
Edgar Zine smelter at CherryvaIe,
Kan, Demolished and Two
Men KILLED

cHERRYVALE, Kan, Sept. 27.-An ex-
plosion of natural gas here this afternoon
demolished the Edgar zinc smelter. kill
ing two workmen and injuring five others,
three Of whom will die. Tire dead; :
ROBERT SMITH.
- HOSTETTER.
Fatally hurt;
George McKeehen,
Luther Hampton.
Jeo Isnard.
Seriously injured:
Melvin Burns.
- Ryeinger.
Loss on building and contents, $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
workman KiiIed by Train.

PIERRE, 81 d., Sept S.-(special Tele-
gram)-E. f. Monroe blacksmith. who
has been working in this city for several
months. was found dead beside the rail-
road tracks east Of the city by section
crew this afternoon. while he had been
here for some time. little Is known OF him
except that his home Is In Vancouver. B. c..
and that he has a sister living In the state
OF Washington. He was evidently struck
by or fell from westbound train and his
skull crushed. and one arm hroken-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
PRESIDENT ON STATE CAMPAIGN
Aside from COngratlIating Hughes
He VIII Take No Part in
Contest.

OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Sept 27.-If the
present plans are carried out President
Roosevelt win take no part In the New
York gubernatorial campaign this year.
While it is known that he was greatly
pleased with the selection Of Charles e.
Hughes as the head OF the republican state
ticket. his comment on the conventions
action, for the time being at feast. win be
confined TO the telegram OF oongratulation
which he sent to the candidate last night.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
Wahash strlke Ena..

ST. LOUIS. MO-. Sept. H.-The strike OF
the Wabash railroad boileunakers machin-
isis and blacksmth's was terminated today
By the granting of an increase In wages
after a conference between the strikers
committee and general Manager Henry
Monday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
CROWDS ON HIGHWAY
Second Night Sees a Large Increase in
Number Of Pleasure Seekers
FUN ENOUGH TO 60 ROUND, THEN SOME
Different Attractions All in Full Blast and
Running Smoothly,
WEATHER MAN ON HIS GOOD BEHAVIOR
Furnishes Brand Which is Not Too Geo
and hot Too Warm.
WEATHER MAN ON His GOOD stHAWol
AlRsHIp ALL READY FOR ASCENSION
Preparations for the Three Bis
Parades of Next week Practically
Complete, Though Task
Has Been Heavy.
Ieather: Fair and wnrmer.

Weather; Fair and warmer
Attractions
Street fair at carnival grounds.
The Girl and the Bandit" at the Boyd
At the Worlds Mercy" at the Krug
LFdy of Lyons" at the Burwood
Vaudeville at the Orpheum.
Base ball, Omaha VS.. Sioux City, "a,
Vinton park.
Attendance This Year Last Year
Wednesday ,....... 1888 as
~ thursday ..,..,........ b,196 S,&
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28
Normal Food for soldiers.

WASHINGTON. Sept G.-Subsstence
supplies OF a kind similar 10 those now
used By the army in the Philippines and In
Porto Rico viii be used by the army ia
Cuba IN the event Of Intervention by the
United states. The troops will be given in
rations what they have been accustomed
to. and not what any one might suggest
they ought TO have. for service in tropicel
climate.
wonderful amount Of work accomplished
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28

The wireless station az The mouth OF tho
river was abandoned early IN the storm.
the Last rsRoE1 bsing that there wss about
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-28

HELP SWELL THE CROWD
AK-sAR-BEN NUMBER
MAILED TO YOUR FRIENDS
WILL BRING THEM TO OMAHA