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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

Attorney were in the midst of war Of
words.
Dr, Jcliffe would break in before
Mr.. Jerome had finished n question, and
in turn Mr. Jerome would not let him
finish an answer,
II am trying to cite cases which are
similar to the one under discussion and
while I am answering, l don't want to
be met with your sophistry"
You won't. said Jerome 'fbut / want
TO tell you that If this is going to devel-
op into talking match ] can go as far
ms YOU can"
The witness said in almost every case
of paranoia there are delusions.
Were there In the case OF Thaw?"
81 think So.
What delusions?'
"DeluSions OF persecution
'iWhere2"
In the will in which he leaves a large
sum of money for the prosecution or
anyone who might cause his death.
Then there is the fact that he carried
q revolver"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
China VIII Open Door.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-W. D,
straight, the American Consul General
at Mukden, notified the State Depart
ment today that he had assurance that
the Antnng custom house will be opened
by the Chinese on March 2I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

If there is one member of
the human system that will
pay you back in full measure
for all the injury you do it, it
is the teeth, Neglect is no
worse than Experimenting
with worthless DentifriceS,
Both will hasten the day of
bitter regret,
Stand by SOZODONT and
your teeth will stand by you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
It Always Pays

TO have the best paint and painters,
w. A. Duvall. Ito w. End So Both
phones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
s107,6S0 .22

From Committee On Revenue, to
whom was referred a resolution of the
City Council of Salt Lake City, Utah,
Of March 4, 1907, respectfully report
having considered the same and rec
ommend that it be laid on the table
The petition requested an amendment
to the law to permit an additional levy
of three mills tax to pay interest on
bonded debt and provide a sinking
fund
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

''But suppose 1t was true that some.
one was attempting 10 kill him. ii would
not be delusion then, would ft2'
Does this question prove" replied the
witness, hotly, that someone was look
ing for II. x. T.. with a Hypothetical
Il mean-a pistol?'
Tnstioa EII1rerol SoInaJ
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-14

has ever done such thing on this
Reservation.
\ general council of the Indians
is to be held at Whitchorse on the
27th inst. for the purpose of elect
ing six members of the Business
Council and transacting other inn
portant business. The Council is
to be composed of ten delegates
elected from each of the three dis
tricts. Stephen Flexible has re-
signed as chairman and JAS. Crow
feather is acting in his place till a
new chairman is elected.
''Smoky" Dunn is telling his
friends quite story about wild
turkey hunt. In company with
Scotty Urquhart he saw one Mon
day across the river at the upper
point and they went after it with
their guns. Smoky got two shots
at it and hit 1t in the head. but still
it could run. They finally got it
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-14
SIX FOOT LOG FOR SAWMILL

Six Indians are engaged with
Mr.. Martin Smith in cutting down
trees and shipping them for the
new sawmill. which has been To-
Gated on the bank of the river OPP
posite the Roman Catholic church.
Twenty trees have been cut mea-
suring from two feet up to the
monarch which is a little over six
feet in diameter at the base and
averages over five feet for II feet
distance from the stump. the two
main forks being two feet in diam
eter.
Ted Lake left Gettysburg with
the engine yesterday. being as
sisted by additional teams and men
from the Agency.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-14

dashed and then Smoky captured
it by blow sideways. Scotty was
plum beat and had to sit down and
smoke cigarette and indulge i'm
some cuss words before he got to
the end of the chase.
Because fellow land old fell
lows too) walk a little lopsided,
YOU shouldn't conclude that he is
''full'-in Forest City. He is
only avoiding the holes, or look
ing out for splintered boards in
the sidewalk. There's jeff Sage's
meat market, Harvey Gates ever
ander.'' the postoffice steps and
''Josh's' place that really are in
need of repairs. There are few
others, but we will note them some
other time. Don't bother us
about The Press. AS we have no
city dads to look after such mat
ters, why can't we have Village
Improvement Association!
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-14

Parker Gage and family were in
town purchasing supplies.
The Indian Agent is on the mar
ket to purchase first class horse.
John Kluth and Will Oliver are
hauling hay to the Agency for so
a ton.
DR.. Driesbach and Chas. Kens-
ler drove over from the .Agcn "
Tuesday.
II. f. Gates has contract for
delivering ten tons of hay at the
Agency. $40 ton.
Ed Eliason and son and Dana
Miller from the southeast were in
town trading Monday.
Some of the Young folks at the
Agency have rented the Woodmen
hall for a dance tomorrow (Fri.)
night.
Jacob Kluth Sr. left for Mann
Haven, n. ID. this morning where
he expects to stay to operate his
fcrryboat.
jeff Sage has the contract for
delivering 90 tons of hay to the
Agency at $40. He has let the lob
OF bauling to Geo. Gear.
Reports from the prairie yester-
day were that blizzard prevailed
there for Il few hours. No sign of
it was visible in Forest City.
Henry Fielder was in town Wed.
night on his return from Gcttys-
burg, where he had been to look
after some Indian frcighters.
Notices are posted at the Agency
requesting bids for furnishing and
delivering at the Agency this
spring 2600 heifers and so bulls.
Frank Curlev and his cousin Ed
ward Owlklng were in from Cher
ry Creek with some twenty-five In
dian freighters who took out Ium-
Der &c. Frank and his cousin
made The Press a pleasant call.
the former to renew his subscrlp-
tion.
VIM. Jones and Isaac Arpan
started out with big load of an
nuities, consisting of clothing.
blankets, etc. to distribute to elder
ly and needy Indians. 1t is said
that this is the first time an Agent
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-14
MINOR MENTION.

The roads have been getting
softer each day since Saturday.
1t was warm enough to work out
doors in coat sleeves Monday.
Hay is retailing to the Indians
at SOC and Sl.00 per wagon box
full.
Rev. Ashley has invested in
new parlor lamp called the Angle
lamp.
Let The Press print your envel-
opes, letter and noteheads and bill
heads.
The G & N. w roundhouse. with
two locomotives, burned down
few days ago.
For Sale.-Hav in stack and
corn in ear. q. Z. Osborn, For
est City, S. D.
MIR. Ripley Sr came up with
his sons Marine and Will and fam
ily to the dance
Henry Jenrerman was in town
Monday and Tuesday. He is still
working for Ole Swens N.
Olaf Anderson of Buckley was
in town Monday with a big load of
grain for j. +. WhitIock.
Moses Spotted Eagle took din
ner at the Gates House Saturday.
He does not come over very often.
Will Oliver took the school
teacher to Gettysburg last Satur-
day to attend the County teachers
meeting.
Four new applications for men,
bership were favorably acted on
by the Woodmen at their regular
meeting last Friday. :.
Fred LaPlant accompanied his
daughters Maud and Lucille to Get
tvsburg Wednesday when they left
for Aberdeen to attend school
The January thaw arrived last
Friday when the thermometer
went up to 30 at 10 m. and So at
at 2 p m. On Sat. it stood so
above at sunrise.
Au unusually large number took
advantage of the mild weather
Sunday afternoon to attend the
English service at the Episcopal
church at the Agency.
Ed Shanbarker was over from
Gettysburg TO repair the boiler in
the laundry at the Indian school,
Henry Morgan of Lebanon came
with him, and they had their guns
for hunt as they returned.
Mrs. McClcment gave The Press
Office call last Friday in company
with her brother Ed Sutton. She
is on the pension rolls of the Des
Moines Office. She went home
with Mr.. Sutton to spend the rest
of the winter.
Roy Gates made misstep on an
icy sidewalk the other day and
''came tumbling down''-result he
has been living on the interest of
his capital and taking care of
stiff leg. He began to convalesce
Tuesday and has been gradually
improving since. Smoky" now
calls him Jim Longfoot."
Oscar McPeck was in town Mon
day and Tuesday. He has been
working for the Turkeytrack com
pany, hut did not know whether he
would 90 back again or not. He
said he thought that the Matador
company was going to he the heav-
lest losers by the severe weather.
Men are at work getting the hides
off of those that have died.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-14

The failure of the legislature to
pass county option liquor law
has evidently aroused the temper
ance forces of the state to try the
benefits of the referendum law.
A petition to the legislature, on
which is a copy of a proposed
county local option law, was re-
ceived by Mr.. l. 7. Timberlake
last Saturday and has been signed
by number of the leading and
substantial voters of our town.
Only a limited number of names
could he obtained, as it had to ne
returned to the committee in
charge within week.
Bill Campbell took a load of
grain to the Cheyenne river for
the Turkey track company and has
been recuperating here since. He
says he will let the other fellow
haul the next one; also that he saw
a dead steer(!) in the doorway of a
house in the neighborhood of JAS.
Pear,nan's and that the cattle
broke into church on the Chey-
cuue ana held a meeting. after
which they committed soothing
syrup"
Did you hear the flies buzzing
last Friday!
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-02-14

Did you hear the flies buzzing
last Friday!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02

Ell PETROLEO o ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendido pOr
algUnOs industriales recOmendar ell aceite
de petr6leo como I'm sustituto del aceite de
hfgado de bacalaO, debemos advertir por ell
bien de los mismos enfermos gue.el aceite
de petr6leo es una substantial mineral, que
81 Sc usa internamente es expelida integra
por las eVacuaciones intestinales, causan-
do 8 la larga inf1amaci0n de las Was diges-
twas
Carec por 10 tanto de la propiedad esen-
cial de tOdo alimentO, la de ser asimilable
Y volverse parte de los teiidOs organicos y
no puede nj remotamente comparar con
ell aceite de hfgadO de bacaiao, cuya pro-
piedad de nutrir y forta'ecer los Organis-
mos d6biles 10 han hechO tan necesariO Y
tan justamente apreciadO en- tOdO el mum
do.
La mejor manera de tomar Ell aceite de
hfgado de bacalao es en- la forma de emul-
sion, por ser 6sf mas facilmente absOrbidO
por eI est0mago; de todas las emulsi0nes
cOnocidaS, la EMULSION DE SCOTT
es uniVersalmente considerable como la
mas perfecta y la mas eficaz, no solamente
por Ia pureza del aceite de los demas in
gredientes que Sc emplean en- su elabora-
ci0n, sino porque es la daaSc0 emulsion que
no Sc sepGr0, que no Sc e91r0nci0, que no
coqatie0e satbStGqacddS que 6TTdtepa 8 69afLo-
men Ell est6n1dgo y porque en- una palabra
es ell alimento mas concentrate y mas ash
milable que cOnocen los m6dicOs para
combatiT todas las formas de debilipad
Organica, para purif1car la sangre y como
un auxiliar Indispensable para las persO-
mas afectadas de tisis, de escr6fulR de ra-
uuitismO OtrRs dolencias cf0nicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02
FRA TERNIOAD so.
CiaI \ Ben6fica.
CONCURsO.

En- Is gecTetaHia General de eBta AAO-
Ciaci6n, Be lecibir6 pF0poBicioneH haRta 81
dia 80 de Agosto 1907 sObre provision de
los niguientes artfculos de conner, destina.
dos al consume de los individuoB de Ia
sOCiedad On las Tespectivas localidades en-
donde hayR sido conAtitniio Comite de Ia
FRATERNIDAD.
CARNES de res (ain hueso) por l0O
ibFRs diarisg, por 200 libras diarias, por
300 libraa diarias, por 400 ibras diarias,
por 500 libras diaTiaL
CARNES de res Coon huaBo) por 100
ibras diRrisg, por 200 lihras dia1ias, per
300 libras diaTias, por 400 libras diarias,
por 500 libras diArias.
PAN Complete hscho con haFina
ffeGca Y de buena caliiad y bien cocido. }
por 100 libTas diariaA, por 200 ibTas dis-
TieE, por 300 Iibras diarias, poE 400 libras
diarioP, por 500 libras diarias, por 600
ibras diarias, por 1000 libras diRrias, por
]. 200 libras diaEias.
LECH E.-( PuYa con la densidad exi,
gida por los RsglsmsntoG SanitarioB por
so cuartillos diarios, por 100 cuavtiIIos
6iRrios, por $50 cusEtillos diarios, por 200
cuaFtillog diaries, por $50 cuartiIlos dia-
riaB. por 800 cuartiIIoB diarios.
CONDICIONES.-Sa abre eta con
curse para todos , cada una de las locali-
dades de Il Isla, donde Sc hsya conltituidO
Comit6
81 psgo de estos srtfcuIOD, ss veriAeard
aI contado.
Para cantidades msyoreG, se har6n ARE.
CLOS especiales con aqueIlos que hsyan oh
tsnido Ia buena pro.
Los precios que SO establezcan ger6n
para aTtfculos que la Juuts Local de Ia
FRATERNIDAD 8 sus asocisdos tomar6
en- los propios estab!ecimientos de- los ven
dedores, Giempre que est6n dentro del nj
cleo de las poblaciones respectivaB.
AdveTsaFia declaTada dc los monopoliol
esta sociedad, So rsserva 81 derscho dc
aceptar variaS propoliciones On cads loca.
lidad, mejor que una Bola.
La aceptaci6n de este contrsto, spareja
Ia sumiHi6n la inspection mss eBcrupu-
losa de todos = de cads uno de los miem
bros de la Asociaci6n.
FL concurso debe hacerse con tanto pol
ciento de rebaia Bobra los prscios corrien
tss & que 90 detalla los no GsOciGdOs er
Ia respective locslidad.
La duraci6n De este contrato ser6 de
seis messs, prorrrg ables por otroB sein m
seB mas por volpntad de ambas parties
II. MGtiensO CSntr6n, Presidents, Rofae
Lopes LaNdr6n, SecretaEio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02
FilipinOs y A merlcanOs.
Ia genie del pueblo ssCucha ] apIaud0 4 los ora
dOrss que hshIln 4 favor Do IA Iadsp0HdsnGIl.

Manila, Julio liza CampAfia electo'
raj Be ha iniciado aqaf con Il acre rival
dad que caracteFizs 4 los partidos polfticoB
locales, cuyos hombreB SO califcan con los
t6rminos mas injurioBos haci6ndose una
guerra sin cusrtal, donde no 30 respects Ii
ada Is vida privsda del contrario.
A los meetings polftieos que dialio so
SEganizaD, concurFe un auditorio abigs'
rEsdo ccmpueBto en- su mayor parte de
gants que no sabe Ieer nj escribir quo
caFece por esR raz6n y por no tener bieneB
de fortuna, hasta del derecho de votsr.
Los oradores mas aplaudidos son les
que abcgan por Ia independencia absolute
del Archipelago recuerdan las haz mas
guerrersB de los tagaloI en- las campsfiag
que han Bostenido suceAivaments contra
Esps fa , los Estsdos Unidos
En- este sentido Ia oratoria politica ha lido
de ''cFeBcendo' en ''crescendo'' haata una
exaltsci6n peIigeosa.
Prueba de clio eg el doct3r Dominador
Gomez que concurEi6 una aSamblea
popular lIevsndo eRvuelta una bsndera
flipina de las muchaB que ondeabau Ipor
los campoB de batalla cuando Aguinaldo
era ell jefe de la insuFreCci6n tagala.
Despu@s que 81 tribune hubo iLfsmado
Ia plebe con perfodos llenos de fuego
por la cauBa de Ia Independence, desenTo'
ll6 Ia bandera estrech6ndola contra 90
pecho La bes6 con religfoBo respeto, agrs'
gando que ella BimbolizabR Ia gloria = las
esperanzas de tods Filipino tiranizada
hoy bajo un poder extra1o.
En- otTo p6rrsfo menoB pc6tico cRlifc6
de puercos & los ameEicanog.
Amboa desplantas fusron accgidos con
aatrepitoBaH salvas de aplausoB
Las autoYidacea no ge han cre1do toda'
via en- el csso de poner cot0 de nm modo
directo esoB desahogos, poF conHiderArloa
como una v6lvula de segUTidsd poF donde
ae egcapan ciertaB fantaHfas ideales del
vulgo sin hacer gran dafio.
Eato no obstante de an modo indirectc
buBcan el castigo de los que aconGejan al
pueblo contra Ia domination americans
Aaf eli doctor Gomez no bien dej6 ID
tribuna 90 eucontr6 con que 10 deten1an ,
10 llevaban la c6rcel. La raz6n aparen
te de 50 encarcelamiento 60 que en- Causs
que Be le Sigue poE periuRio y que eItl
pendiente del Tribunal Supreme, gozaba
de ibertad bsio fanza perlonal y BuI
fiRdoEes Be han negsdo & sOateneR por msl
tempo "a EeBponsabilidad en- tel nentido
Crey6ndoBe que 10 han hecho of inducidol
poF los amsrsCanos que qusFfan taneE uE
pHetexto no polftico para poneHlo & l.
aombFa aiu gran eEckndalo
Tambi6n % cree que sark Ccndenado
seis messs dc pTisi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02
De- S0olEDAD.

Para Magagissz Han regreBRdo aver
& su reBidenCia de Mayagisz los distin-
guides espoBos Bianchi don Jnap 81
gTacioEa nina EstraIla, que pasaEon Rlgu
nos diss en San juan. Que se Eepitan tan
gtataB visitas
De tempCroda Han uaIido aver para
MeysgIsz con tbjeto de pasar aIlf la tenn.
poradA de vacacionss Lar graciosaa y bellan
nifias Gloria MilagrOB Mons gas, que
deade hace aJg6n tempo residan en San
Juan. One tengan grstas impresionss en-
su excurni6n las nimp6ticaa nifias.
Personales Sc encusntra en- esta ciu
dad 81 sefior Vicente Psgsn, hacendado de-
MayagIss y miembro de aquella corpora.
Ci6n municipal.
Ha regresado de los EutRdcs UnidcB d
i6ven licenciado On leyea don Rafael Fe-
Trsr que hs po tsrmin6 So carTera " OBJ
tuvo Ia rev6Iida ante 81 'bar" de New
York.
Sc encuentra en- eata ciudad el capit6n
de Ia policfa iDBulsr Bfnor Jddics que
prstta Asrvicio cd Gusyama.
MeiOrondO.- Est6 muY mejor de Ia grR-
We dolenciR que IL Eetuvo en- CANA algdu
tempo, Ia respeta blesefora yiuds de Baiz,
muY conocida estimada en- esta Bociedad.
Celebramos mucho 81 prontO Ee.tab b-eci'
miento de Ia distir gaida DANA.
RegTesO. Vuelve 50 hermoHR ciudad
del OeAte ell doctor j. Gonzalez Martinez,
quien acomps1R So distinguida sonora
Maria LuiBa Blanes. Los 6BpoloH Mar.
tines Blanes estuvieron On los Eltados
Unidos .regresRndo en- 81 vapor llegado
aver.
Animaci6n. -si animada y concurrida
reBult6 la jarana efectua 81 tiltimo doDain'
go en- 81 Casino de eRta ciudad, mayor
animsci6n De nota para ls del pr6ximo en-
que el hsrmoBo TRmillets de diatingnidaa
damitas que allf Concnrre & rendiE quito
TeTpDfcore 90 aumentar6 notablementa
A Rio Piedqes-En brsve tIasladar6
"a RESIDENCES de Ponce Rio Piedgas nues.
tTo diBtipguido compatriota 81 licenciado
Rosendo Mstienzo Clinton quian acom.
pafian % bsllas y diltinguidsS ninas.
Bisnvepidos 81 Bimp6tico pueblo Lar
hermoaas flores del ed61 del Sur y el illus,
tire hombre p6blico.
NOta trists -EstR msf ira las A. Iiu'
di6 Ia iornada de la vida en- esta ciudad, Ia
diStinguida &c nora Petra Tizol viuda de
Delgado, madHe amantigimR de nuestro
amigo don Isidoro Ddg4doy emparentadc
con Conocidas familias de mta scciedad
El entierrO se efsCtuaTS esta tards = Cd
viamos nuestro mas sentido p6ssme 4 lol
famiiares dc lR que foe respectable dams
virtuosa madre de fami!ia.
Que 81 Dioa de 10 iuaticia suprema ha.
va acoiido On So seno 81 sIms do la quG
deja la vida marcando profunda huslla d.
reapeto y estimaci6n entire - que pudis-
ron trataHla.
sEMPER.
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EI prOCssO del professor Karl Hau.
Mst6 asu susgrs, j lusgo huy6 4 Londrus.

Berlin, Julio 2O.-Han empezado las
sesiOneB pdblicaS del procsso inntrufdo con-
ira 81 professor Karl Hau, catedr6tico de
Derecho International de ls Univarsidad
de Washington, por haber dado musrte
Su madre polftica en- Baden Baden, desds
cuys ciudad hugo Londres, obteniendo
Alemania su extradici6n do InglntsTra
luego que loe m6dicos 10 examinaron de-
clarandO que 90 hAllaba On su Hano juiCio.
Tsmbi6n es ssbido que Ia esp6ss de
Har, no pudisndo resintiT ell terrible golpe
de yer & Bu maFido convicto de haber
dsdO muerte IL que Ie di6 81 ser se quito
la vida no hace muchos meueI. NJ
Por todas eBtaB CIRCUMSTANCES eI proce
gado inBpira mas repulsi6n que piedad. i.
El juez que dirigs los debates sometit
al doctor Hau un inteTrogatorio de Gus
tFo horsB, duTante 81 cual este se mostrt
BerenO, sOsteniendo que era inocente; perc
he perjudicadO notablements % causa pol
negaEBe responder muchas pTeguntal
impoFtantes.
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In marques a Ia caceI.
Dice que Os On noble sspaKuI, psrO sus CHEQUES
no paSahaR.

Anochs durmi6 en- la prevention del
cuartel de policia en- el oeste de la cRlle
68a., un hombrs que decfa que SO llamaba
el Marques de Campo Nusvo. Para 1edu-
cirle 4 prisi6n hUbo que formulsrle acusa-
ci6n de ''scspechoso" La poicfa 10 apre-
hsndi6 en el corredcr del Hotel Empire, y
hRcfa d'aa que andsban los detectives traB
de 81, El marques SO neg6 deClaEaT.
TenfR 80 centsvos.
Seg6n Ia policfa, 81 marques lego al
Hotel Empire en- 2 de Julio 6 hizo amis-
tad estrscha con el general Besler uno
que He titulR comandante Woodward, que
reside en- 81 hotel. Cuando hace algunos
dias 81 marques se decide aalir del hotel
para If Long Beach, pag6 Ia cuenta con
un cheque contra el Credit LyonnRis, de
81 William ST El cheque fue devuelto
con las inicialea "N. g." (no good. FL
administrator del hotel dijo que 81 mar
qu6s habfa Batihfecho eate cheque despu6s.
En- 81 Hotel de Long Beach aceptaban
todoS los cheques que 81 marques dabA en-
pRgo de suB cuentR8. Sc auEeut6 81 mar.
ques = empezRron & llegar los cheques
devueltos por Credit Lyonnais con las con-
sabidas inicialeG de ''n. g" El juez de
psz de Long Beach extendi6 un manda-
miento de arreEto contra 81 marques. La
policfa adem6s recibi6 queias del duefio
del Hotel Manhattan de variag empre.
uas de AUTOMOBILES, de que 81 marques les
habfa dRdo cheques falBos.
Por Ia nochs TeCibi6 81 administrator
del Hotel Empire un telefonema del mar
qu6u preguntandole 81 le qusrfa zanzibar
un cheque de $50 para pagaE alquiler de
un Rutom6viI El administrator le con.
teat6 que 81, pero que 81 marques tendrfa
que venir al Hotel. AL mismo tempo se
avis6 & la policfa, lR que lie sguard6 { que
llegsra. Como & Ia bora 90 preaent6 en-
un autom6vil.
Ell consul espsiioI de eata ciudad dies
que Ia fAmilia el nombre de Campo
Nuevo son respetsbles On Madrid, pero
que no sabe 81 81 Bujeto apreasdo RnoChe
O. un impostor nc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02
CON c URSO

La sociedad espahola de Auxilio Mdtuo
y Beneficencia ha acOrdado anuneiar
nuevo concurso de proyectos para la cons
truce on de un edificio destinado Sana-
toriO. El pTemio para ell proyecto que sc
eliza sera de 81, 200 Sc sdjudicaran ade-
mas dos accesits de $500 cada uno. Los
proyectos deberan ser entregados antes de
las doce del dfa del sabado 5 de Octubre
1907 al Secretario de la Comisi0n don Ma
nuel Gomez, cuya direction es, Tetuan AZ,
escritoriO de los sefiOres r.. Paniagua y
Co. quien pueden dirigirse los inteTe-
sados para obtener una copia del pliego de
condolences del COncurso, San Juan pr.
90 julio de 1897. Ell Presidente. Avelino
Vicente. 30v.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-02
NO AUB0 ESPIONAJE.
Mentls dado DOT Ol MIaIstrO Do Ia Gusrrl dol a.
pdR ila hIstOrIa Dc California.

Tokfo, Julio 19.-El Ministro de la
Guerra del MlkAdo desmients del modO
mas rotundo Ia historic trasmitida desde
CalifoFnis do habsE Hido sorpEsndido al I
an cfcial del ejercito japOn6s tomardo
pianos del fuerte RoEscTans.
-',TaI notioia tiene que ser f4lsa De
toda faIsedad-ha dicho eI Miniutro-por
varias rszonea: En- primer lugar,' porque
ninguno de loa espias miiitaTeB que de.
penden de mi departamento han Tecibido
ahora nj nunca instrucciones de examinar
los foertes de los EstadoB UnidoB des
pn6s porque On la gran repdb.ica norte
americana no hay mas 6fciRleB iaponeseG
que los attaches" mi.itares de Ia Emba.
jada''.
La prsnaa japonesa 81 FecogeT eatas Dc
cIaraciones dice que Ia historic del espfa
60 un infandio de los peri6dicos alarmintsl
americanoS que estkn iugsndo con fusgo.