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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
BOOM FOR HUGHES
IN HOOS|ER STATE
Friends of Vice President Are
Said to Be Worried by
Latest Move.
WATSON MAY BE A FACTOR.
HACKERS OF HUGHES ENDEAvoR-
ING TO GET HIM INTO THE RACE
OF GOVERNOR, ACCORDING TO
REPORT.

Indianapolis, July Friends OF
Vice President Fairbanks are exer-
cised over what seems to be a quiet
movement throughout the state in fav
or of Governor Hughes of New York
for the presidency, and it is being en-
gineered with so much skill that it
battles the Fairbanks managers. 1t is
claimed that the movement in progress
is not designed to wrest the Indiana
delegation from Fairbanks, but sim
ply to create a sentiment in favor of
the New York governor that shall
manifest itself among the people, rath-
er than among the politicians, and thus
influence the national delegates from
Indiana in reaching a second choice
before the balloting begins in the ma
tional convention.
Congressman May Be Factor.
Within the last ten days something
like definiteless has been given to the
movement by the direct overtures' to
Congressman James Watson to become
the candidate of the party for govern
or. 1t is known that Mr.. Fairbanks,
ho is encountering opposition both in
the eighth and tenth districts, has been
quietly at work through his managers
trying to make an arrangement by
which the party candidate for govern
or can be selected from one of these
districts. BY this arrangement it has
been hoped to secure delegates for
Fairbanks TO the national convention
a contest.
Friends of Governor Hughes are try
ing to offset the Fairbanks quest for
harmony by bringing Watson into the
race for governor.
1t is charged in some sections that
the Republican national committee.
through Chairman Harry
S. New, is at work in the interest of
Hughes
News friends. however. deny that he
is taking any part in the controversy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
COURT OUT OF BUSINESS
Not a Case to Be Heard by
Judge Converse.

For the first Monday morning in sew
eral weeks. there were no cases heard
in the city police court. Monday
morning generally brings with it a
number of petty cases which have to
be heard. but not case of any char
aeter could be found. The usual sup
ply of Sunday drunks was a minus
quantity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
GOODNOW QUITS PLACE
Too Many Candidates in the
StatiStician'S Office.

Indianapolis, July Edgar Good
now, deputy in the office of Miss Mary
Stubbs, state statistician. resigned to-
day as the result of political friction.
There are too many candidates in the
office force for the place Miss Stubbs
holds and she herself will seek the
nomination.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
GRANT LIQUOR LICENSES.
County Commissioners Authorize Sa
Ioonists to Do Business.

The county Commissioners issued
liquor licenses to the following: John
c. Hodgin, A. w. Bliekwedel, Henry f.
Beale, Jesse J. Schultz, Charles Chris
man, Charles f. Merrick. Dan Calvin
and Hugh P. Taylor, all of this city.
and Matt Shew and Martin L. Young
Of Cambridge City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
SERMONS WELL RECEIVED
Rev. Robert DunnaWay at Sec
ond Presbyterian.

Rev. Robert II. Dunnaway of Greens.
burg. Ind. supplied the vacant pulpit
of the Second Presbyterian church
Sunday. He was greeted by large aud
fences at both the morning aud even
ing services. His sermons were we'll
received by the congregation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
Contractors Too Busy.

They say that one reason why the
city has not been able to secure bids
for the sewer is simply because the
contractors are too busy in other local
tiles. Contractor Hipskind of Wa
bash, Ind., assured the board OF works
some time ago that he intended to
make an attempt TO secure the West
Side job, but it has been learned To-
cally that since his most recent visit
to this city he secured a job almost as
large and one which would prevent
him from taking on the work here.
Another feature which has held the
contractors back from bidding is the
fact that the board of works is not al
lowed to recommend payment for the
work till the entire job is completed.
There are not many contractors. it is
said, who are willing to wait one year
for their money, for it would take at
least one year to complete the work on
the west side. according to the esti-
mates arrived upon at the city build
ing. The laws of other states surround
ing Indiana are different from Indiana
laws governing such work and con-
tractors are allowed their money as
sections are completed and approved
From Property Owners.
The city officials state that all as
sessments for the sewers are to be col
lected from the property owners af-
fected, and for for this reason there
have not been many bidders on the
work.
The city officials feel that an injus-
tice has been done the city of Rich
mond by the adverse reports pertain
ing to the city's finances which have
been circulated over the state They
also feel that the people of Richmond.
too, have been misguided on the exact
condition of the bonded Indebtedness
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01
Defense viii Seek to Get the
Pinkerton Records, Copied
BY the Author, Before the
Jury.
1T Is HOPED TO INVOLVE
TIE STATE OFFICIALS.
friedman, Former Stenogra-
pher for SIeuths, Expected
TO Give Testimony of Great
Importance.

Boise. Idaho July 1.-The alleged
conspiracy of the Pinkerton National
Detective agency. under retainer from
the Mine Owners association and the
Citizens Alliance of Colorado and Ida
no to destroy the Western Federation
of Miners. was taken up this morning,
when the trial of William ID. Haywood
was resumed at 10 o'clock. The de-
Tense sets up this as the counter
conspiracy, of which Harry Orchard, it
s charged. was simply an agent. The
xlief witness is Morris Friedman,
formerly a stenographer for the Pink
ertons at the headquarters of the
western division in Denver.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-01

was resumed at 10 o'clock. The de-
Tense sets up this as the counter
conspiracy, of which Harry Orchard, it
ss charged. was simply an agent. The
formerly a stenographer for the Pink
ertons at the headquarters of the
western division in Denver.
Defense's Position.
BY the introduction of the witness
Friedman. a more positive light is
Thrown upon the position taken by the
attorneys, who are endeavoring to
clear Haywood and the other officials
of the Western Federation of Miners
from the charge of conspiracy to mur-
der. 1t is clearly indicated that it is
proposed to show that a conspiracy to
exterminate the Western Federation
went SO far as to secure the indictment
of the highest officials of the fedora
fion on the charge of murder.
1t is charged that when Orchard was
l. rested on the charge of the murder of
former Governor Steunenberg he was
induced by the Pinkertons to make
confession duplicating Haywood, Moy-
er. Pettibone, Steve Adams. Jack Simp-
k1ns and a number of other officers
and members Of the western federation
to such an extent that indictments
could be secured against them in Ida
no.
In furtherance of the alleged mine
owners conspiracy it is charged that
further incriminating evidence was
manufactured by the Pinkertons in
support of Orchards confession; that
Haywood. the secretary and treasurer
of the western federation; Meyer, the
president of the organization, and Pet
tibone, a former member of the execu-
tive board. might be convicted of a i
capital offense and executed, while
many other officers and members of
the federation were placed in jeopar-
Hy of trial on similar charge of con-
spiracy.
Would Involve Officials.
A review of the evidence introduced
In the course of the last five days
brings the inevitable conclusion that
counsel for the defense would endeavor
to prove to the satisfaction of the Jury
that the Pinkerton agency and the
Mine Owners association, with the /
knowledge and approval of the COVER
nor of Idaho, the former governor of /
Colorado and other influential people. /
conspired to secure the death by hang /
Ing of William ID. Haywood. Charles H. |
Meyer and George A. Pettibone and
that incidentally the mine owners are
directly responsible for the killing of
,ourteen men in the Independence de-
pot.
Haywood May Take Stand.
Haywood may go on the stand th
week and make his statement. Steve
Adams is still the unknown factor in
the trial. Counsel for the state be-
lieve that the defense will be obliged to
put Adams on the stand. The prose
cution believe that, should Adams 90
on the stand, they will be able to get
before the jury the confession which
he repudiated, but which, it is under
stood, strongly supports Orchard.
Five full days will be given to the
trial this week. The court must ad-
5ourn over Thursday but Judge Wood
Is threatening to hold night sessions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11
TIE CONTEST.

The ballot boxes in thessss Kootenai
county contest case were taken before
the senate yesterday and the case was
postponed until today before the con.
tents we're examined. There lie no
telling what may be found inside
those boxes perhaps the q. o. p.
elephant may roll out. They have
passed through so many hands In
&ranslt from the socalled ''ballot box
! suffers" Of Occur d'Alone to the
presence Of the senate that no one
need be surprised at any discovery
(which may bo made. h
The leaders Of the Rght for Well
who have charged the people with be.
Ing dishonest In casting fraudulent
ballots would stoop to any means to
uRain their point. Their methods are
an Insult to the honor Of our citizen.
snip and their efforts are directed to.
ward defeating the will Of the people
An their choice for senator, No mat.
ter what the senate does the rule OF
ruin methods Of the ring will be re,
spudiated al the polls IN two years.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

FOR REMIT room house, completely fur
nished. Inquire at Press office. If
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

WANTED or 3 furnished or unfinished
rooms for housekeeping. Write A. Most, city. st
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11
WELL -MCCLEAR
CONTEST

Appropriation - W. H. Lovesy,
James f.. Fogg, Ole A. Anderson,
Martin j. Vessels, Harry T. West,
Ma than O. CLARK, @. W. Within.
Fish and game James u. Fogg,
j. O. FInstad, Chas. @. Miles. John
M. Grimmet, W. II. Lovesy.
County lines and boundaries -
Harry T. West, s. d. Taylor, s. s.
Brooks, Lewis ID. Jones, Peter G.
johnson, Albert l.. Freehafer
3 Bridges and Ferries-Asa 8. ABB
bolt, j. @, Finstad, john f. Keith,
Christian Anderson, D d. Shaw,
George M. Mcleod, James SuTidge.
Chairmen of other committees IRE
Agriculture, j. w. Webster, immi-
grafton and labor, Joseph p. Fallon
public health, Wickliffe X. Smith
public lands, e. N. Harris; irriga.
tiOn, 4. O. Stanford; roads, MILFORD
Bennison; military and Indian
affairs, willard White; public build
ings, John d. KiIlpeck; county off,
Gers, w. A. Stanley; insurance and
banking, Allen Cunningham.
At tho democratic caucus held tins
afternoon 1t was decided that the par.
~ would stand pat ON the local op.
tion issue. Representative Freehafer
OF Washington county, democratic
leader in the house as the leader In
tho caucus and Is decidedly in favor
Of such law.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

WAETED--A woman for general homework.
Address 5; Eldred, Pines Poultry Farm, X.
+. ID. No 1, city. 1-11t2p
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11
White Star NaviuatiOn Como

STEAMER BoNETA-Leaves Occur
d Alene Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day at a. M; returning leaves Ferrell
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, $50
a. m. Freight and passengers for lake
and river points. Purchase your ticket
TOR Occur d'Alene cnly and get your
passage on the Beta at the dock.
Round trip to head of navigation, St.
Joe, S2.50.
EXCURSION TO BEAUTY Ray
Steamer Boneta. every Sunday. Leaves
at s:l5 a. m; leaves again at 2:15 o. m.
A most delightful place to spend a Sun
day outing. soc round trip.1
!. D. MCDONALD, Mgr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

WOOD HEATING sTOVE-GOod second hand
wood base heater for sale at a bargain. Apply
10 Daily Press once.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

STEAM ENGINR-GoOd second hand three
horse power steam engine, for sale, at a bargain.
Apply 20 Daily Press Once.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

WANTED A good Girl for general homework,
three IN family, good wages, call at Occur
d'Alene Drug Co
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

hTRAYED-Red COW, white marks on right
side, left horn on forehead. right horn defoTned
About 5 years old. Cow at ranch OF Jos. Bill
ladan, French Gulch.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-11

FOR SALE.-Fresh COW years old. Quarter
Jersey. Call at ranch Of Axel Brandt, on Hay
den lake road, or address Occur d'Alene. 19t2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18
LOS JUICIOS POR JU-
RADIOS en- AreCibO.
Demands segnidas ALI a nOmhrs
del pueblo de PuertO-RicO.
(De nuestrO cOrrespOnsoI

Julio 17-El dis Is terminaEon en- Is
Corte de Distrito de Arecibo los iuicios
pOr juEados, que empezaron el dia 10.
El jurado di6 veredictO de culpabilidad
en- las Causas seguidas contra Daniel Gu.
bano, por seduction, Contra Pl6cido Var
gag, por hurto mayor. Contra Fernando
Alicea y Ramon Alicea por incesto Con-
ira Jaime Rios, por violaci6n. Contra
Encarnaci6n Castro, por mutilaci6n. Con.
ira Vicente Berries, por atentado vida.
Contra Ramon Larrancuent, poT violaci6n.
Contra Jose Apolinario Soto, por escals-
miento On primer grado.
ri jurRdo di6 veredicto de Absoluci6n
en- las caugas contra Jaime Eksret, por
violaci6n. Contra RcBendo Alvarez, por
perjurio. Contra Gabriel Morales por es-
Calamiento On segundo grado contra Je-
ads Lago, por seduction.
El juFado no lego un acuerdo en- las
causaB, contra Jose Gutierrez, por abuse
de confanzR y contra Francisco Colon,
poT Violaci6n.
81 fiscal pidi6 durante las sesiones del
juicio 81 sobreseimiento en- las causas con.
ira RAMON Mario Guerrero, por abuao de
Confanza. Contra Dolores Melandez, por
perjurio. Contra Aguedo AboIafa, por
seduction , haber contra1do matrimonio.
Contra Joa6 Rodriguez, por seduction
haber contFaido matrimonio.
Quedaron pendientes para el pr6ximo
t6rmino la seguida contra Manuel Olmo,
contra Alberto Hurtado y otror. Contra
Bonifacio Reyes y contra Pedro Gonzalez.
En- Ia session del dis Is del corriente la
expreBada Corts resolvi6 en- juicio por iu.
radios = conforme los procedimientoA de
Ia ley sobre Demencia, las demandaH le.
guidaS nombrs del pueblo de Puerto
Rico, contra Cantalicia Lopez, Juan Fl
gueroa, Dolores Lnares, MeIciades Fro
Hilario Corchado.
Ell jurado declare con lugar las deman-
daH interpuesta, exception de Ia ssguids
contra Hilario Corchado, eli que fu6
puesto en- libertad. La Corte orden6 la
rsclusi6n de los demds demsndados en- el
ASilo de dementes de San Juan, como 10
cos peligrosoB.
-El dia % del coVriente teFminaron en-
la CoIte de Distrito de Arecibo, los dem6s
juicios y apelaciones criminales, que ser6n
rssueltas por el tribunal de Derecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18

Vega Alta" sFuturo de Puerto Rico ba'
10 Ia bandera americana" ''convenien'
Cia no de la RuBencia de la mujer en-
las fiestas para Is Inauguration de los fs'
rTocaTrilea."
Todos los oTadores fueron muy aplsu-
didos FL discuEso del gedor Pest mereci6
la mas enthusiasts caliicaci6n. En- otro
lugar de cate diario Sc dan conocer los
referidoB discursoB.
A las Is minutes salimos de Ia ha-
cienda "Carmen" para viSitar Vega
ta regrasaF q San Juan. A las y
20 llegabamog & Ia estaci6n provicional
de Ia nuava lfnea. On ger ito immense
llenaba los alrededores. 81 gobern&dor
toda Ia comitiva recorri6 pie el trayec'
to que va de la referida estaci6n al pueblo.
Una banda de m6sica acompafiaba los
manifeataEtsS = Ia de la ins0lar prscedfa
& Ia comitiva.
El gtbsrnador fu6 al e3ifcio que ocu.
pa la Alcaldfa. ALI fueron obsequisdos
con 'chsmpga ane" los visitantss, 81 CO.
beFnador eatuvo un buen ratio cambiando
impreaioneB con las autoTidadeu lncaleF.
Dereando oirle otra vez 81 pueblo congrs'
gado en- Ia plaza 81 sefioF Post hizo ugo de
Ia palabFa desde Ell balloon de Ia AIcaldfa.
EI sefior Santiago 10 present6.
EI tema del discugso del senior Post fue
recordar & los vecinos de Veza-alta, que
en- BuB manos est6 el tener un buen gcs
bieTno lOcsl pueSto que elIoB son los que
han de elejir los hombres que han de
desempehRr 50 administration. Qae 81
hombres buenoB elijen bpen gobierno To-
cal tendr6n 81 mRlos mala ser6 50 ad'
ministraci6n, sin que Ia autoridad del
gobsrnRdor NADIA pueda hacer para RENE.
diar esos males Que 81 mejor medic
para que Vegs-alta como Puerto Rico sea
grande = pr6spero cada vez mfG, 60 que
todos 90 unan para los fines del bien CO.
m6n. Que 81 bsneioio particular debe
ser sometido al benefcio de la locaIidad,
81 de eBta 81 de la iBla All todos uni
dos ca el trabsjo por 81 prcgreBo de la
region, 6nidR tambi6n elta & los Estados
UnidoB, resultant que Vega-alta On 81
union con los dem6s municipios serfa el
meioT pueblo de Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
81 mejoH de los Estados UnidOs contribu-
Yendo aBf 81 engEandecimiento de esa gran
naci6n que Bs llama Estados Unidos , es
la mas grande del mundo. "Con la union
de todo el esfueEzo individual be- realiEa
el meior Eesultado collective. Eos muniCi-
pios de Puerto Rico unidoE para 81 fin CO.
min del pEogEeso.da la iSla u0n i meiOE
fueRza que puede daIaEEollarus ca favor de
todcl - muehacho e. = cRlle, yo g
II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18

mi puesto, vosotros trabsiando On favor dc
ls Comuuidad = el Presidente ALA dirijien
do la naci6n, todos gomos paEte del gran
TODD de nueEtra naci6n."
Termin6 dici6ndo Ell Befior Pest que
habfa tenido ell placer de yer unidoH al
alcalde del Dorado al de Vega alta y
que ESQ era el Aimbolo de union que 81 es'
taba recomendando. Que ell en- el gobier'
no de Ia isla asf como todos sus demSB
csmpshsros de los dspartamentoB eAtaban
muy dispueHtoS seguir ayudando, dentro
de sub facuItadeS, al mayor deBenvolvi
miento de Ia administration y progreso de
la isla; pero que repetfa que, puesto que
los hombres de IN municipio elejian los
hombres que habian de adminiatrar los
intereHes del procomun, en- elloD ests ba to.
da Ia responEabilidRd de la election sin
que ell gobernRdor hubiera de tomar parte
en- tai acuerdo resultado Que unidoa
en- el fraternal lazo del eDgrandecimiento
de Puerto Rico los 66 municipios de Ia ia
la, Ia mayor parte del progreso seguirfa
obteni6ndoBe.
AL terminaF eI sefor Post fu6 calurosa
mente aplaudido. Luego hizo uso de la
paIabra ell Pbro. Echavarrfa.
A los pocos minutes HaIfan los excur-
sionistas de Vega alta y 4 las menos
cuaEto de la taTde llegamoB San Juan
los excurgionistas de la ciudad realizando
un feliz trayecto deBde el Dorado an dom
de Be tom6 La Ifnea del s'AmericRn Rail-
read Comp"
La festa de Inauguration del ferroca.
rriI de los Ssnores "Finlay w. 7. Co"
Fesult6 magnifca maTca IN nuevo pro-
greSO para aquella hsrmoss region de Ia
isls que hoy ouenta con una nuevs i'm
r,nrtanta nrtaria nara nr1 nidn IA rnrnnra.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18

/ que ocupan las msquinaB de Il hacienda.
En- la pared de Is aala be yefa an YetEato
del que fu6 don Jorge Finlay. La confsc.
ci6n geFvicio del bRnqUete estaba car.
go del senior Santos Filippi. A Ia en-
punto de lR tarde fueron Rl referido local
los invitados. Eran 48. En- una cabe.
cera de Ia mesa aa coIoc6 81 administrator
de Ia hacier do. En- otER pFesidenciR esta'
bs 81 gobsTnador Post y ga lsdo los SFes.
COmisionado de Puerto RiCo, EE. Larr1na.
ga, dupfio de la hacienda 'CaTmen" senior
Juan Finlay Conssjeros del Ejecutivo
sefoFes Ward, Diaz Navarro del Vale.
Luego tom6FonSe los pueBtos deBignados de
/ antemano, & cuyc sfscto cada copia del
mend tenfR 81 nombre de cada invitado,
los aelioFes siguientef: tesorero Sr. Groo'
mer, HaTtzell, Lutz, AIcalde de Toa Alta
Sr. R0ca, del Dorado ST. Lopez, de Vega
Alta senior Ramirez, @. Guzm6n, r. Gas.
tro Martinez, Pbro. EchavaYEfa, Brau,
Goyco, CorneiFo, LandiG. M. Saldaha, M.
g. Marrero, D. Photo, G.. w. Knight, A.
Duval, Peabody, BaameG, Rubsrt, Rsus'
chemplat, La Costa, Bsnnst, Castro, A. 2.
Lee, w. Les Feuille, FsuilIe hijo, schet'
TIM, 2. Perez, MoBcioni, g. Rivera, 81.
Amadeo, r. Orsini, e. EBcalera, NJ. j.
Santiago, K. Alvarez Torres, A. VineI,
V. Fano, w. Fl. Sage.
El ''mend" impTeso On elegsntes "car.
nets" era como Bigue: "Msjestic" cocktail
Hors D'oeuvrss.F Fruit Galsntine de dinde
truf6e. Radis-S s-SauciBson- CRnaps Dan.
chois-BeurTe. Consome aux oaufs pocbes-
Jardiniere de poiasons-C Chartrsuse de volai-
lie EscRIopeB de- veau-Asperges sauce
bechamel Rotis Dinde Gigot de mouton-
Sslaie+ Desserts Creme chocolat Fruits Ga
tesvx aSsortis- Fromsge Roqusfort Wins
Graves-R -Rioja. blanco Pontet canet-C Cham
psgne L. Roederer. Cafe liqueurB cigar
Fes, CigaEetteE."
La banda de Ia policfa insular ameni'
zaba ell acto. Los m6icoB almorzaTon
Ia llegada & la hacienda, On IN gran
cObertizo = con IN esmsrado Servicio.
Lech6n asado , arroz con gallinas. .conStitu
ysron los pEincipales pIatoB de su 'meni''.
La ejecuoi6n de Las piezaS con que deleita'
ron la concurFencia del banquete fu6
msgistral, obteniendo nutridos aplauAoB de
todos los comensales.
El banquete dur6 tres horaS media.
La mayor animation rein6 On 81 cruzando
muy boenos chistes cultas bromss entire
Ia mayor parts de los comensales. Tres
''carnets" del s'men6" fueron frmadoa por
todos los Concurrentes para regalarlog q
los HefioTeB Post Lee y Larrinaga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18

A las 8 = media de la tarde
comenzaron los brindis. De.
nigr ado 81 aeflor Diaz Navarro
como director de brindis este
hizo Ia distribution de oradores
y de temag. Primero hizo uso
de la palabra el Comiaiona
do de Puerto Rico senior Tu'
lio Larrfns ga, despu6s el Be'
nor HsTtzsll, luego el doctor
r. del Vale, gobeTnadOr Post
cerrsndo el senior Dfaz Ma
vRFro que reaHumi6 los dis
curuos. Les temas fueron:
"Ventsjas do Las lfneas de
fsFrocaErileH HobTe las ca
Yretsrar. 'Deuda contrafda
ror 81 pueblo de Puerto Rico
con los iniciadores , cons
tructores del feTrocarril de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18
L1NEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinorarlo.-eaIidas de Bayamon , Uapi.
ItR BimultanO OamOntO.
Dias adorable afiana 8, 7.O5, ! %
D.46 11.O0. TardO 1916, 1.46. B.16. 4.B9. 6.A5
Ola. foasivoS.-Manana 9, 7.O5, $50, O.l5
, 11.go Tardo 1916, 1.g0, $50. $50 4.B0
6.45 y $50.
BiIistos baEatos para dias fogtivos. De
Catnf0 Bayam01, ida y Vuolta ~ elagO
S0-25 81 OlaBo D0-lG. De BaYan0R Ca ana
EvuGsta IL sIaBo e0-16. s. Ola8O 1910.
Billoto OUdinARio dc Capital s CatahO On
olaao oontaV0H.
Bayaadn, Is de soptisnabEO de 1908
RRu6N UaIaaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18

En outa impRanta e vends pApel de Pc.
d6dioa viejo E O.. 90 lOs 46 kiloa (eI qS'Hila-
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-18

Las grandes maravosas propedades t6ncas reconst
tuyentes de la Ozomulon demuesran prontamente
buenos resultados casos de
Tos. ResfEiadOs La Grippe. BrOnQuits Tisis, Pull
monia, Anemia, Malario, RaquitiSmo. ETC.
Los eemenos que contiene para la creacion de sange
pura para reconsttur los edos gasados devolver las
fuerzas perddas hacen de ella gran medcnaamento
Sc obene los meores resutados desde las pmeras doss