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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-12
IN ESQJE-ETO
EN La FIESTA
Principe De C0Iea TeGhazadO como
repIessntante De 50 patlia en- u
HsYa.

Telegtamas de Europa dicen que no tan
solo eg cieFto 81 despacho dc Ickfo dandO
cuenta del envfo de delegadoH CoFsanoB &
ID Confersncia, nino que. deSpues de un
viaje tan costoBo, 81 principe Yi,jefe dc
10 delegation, pnblic6 una entrevinta en- e
''Courriar de Ia CoDfsrenc" quej6ndose
amaFgamente de que le negaEan accesO
con % representation Las 1esiones de la
Confarancia.
El director de dicho peri6dico, Mr..
Stead, ercs beza 81 artfculo "Un esqusleto
On u fiesta, On Conversations particu.
lareS ha diCho que 81 aItfculo del principe
coFeano no tiene mes objeto que denunCiaF
el tribunal de IL Haya como impropio pei
"a serviE dc tribunal universal de earbitraje.
Habla, entre risctsdas ssEc6Aticas 81
Principe vi:
-5Que son los ratadoa? 70 10 dire.
Va B6 por que han exclufdo Corea de ID
Confarencia: porque los tVatadoB 90 cele
inteligencia que no fu6 tratado, CelebFada
por 81 ministro de rolaciones exteFiore1. en-
81 afo 1905, Din sabsrlo 81 Empsrador.
'lNo hay justiCia Cd 81 mundo, nj Giquiers
Ga La HRya? ''Ss nos va haCer Greer &
los coreanos que no ha de h&ber FepaHs'
ci6n de eata abominable afrenta, que la
queja de una naCi6n acerca de un tFatado
que So hR violado, We MERCER 81 de8pre-
clio y que l. indepenencia garantisada de
nm paf1 Sc Va & destEufE impuuemente9
"Vuestro Diog del deTecho es an fantagma;
vueutro re1peCto Il justicia, una msntira;
vuestro cristianismo. una hipoCreSfa. para
que hsblais de iusticia, de derechos y de
leyes9 1PoR que no 10 decfs con toda fran
queza2 Que 81 Cafon eu vuestEa dnica Icy.
No; no me habIsis do iustiCia. Estoy vien'
do por mi miumo Ia supreme Degaci6n de
toda vuestra fs. Vinimos Confando en- 81
DioI del DeEeCho, dc la Justicia J de Ia
Pa4, y 20 me sefiala un asiento on ID parte
afuera del salon de ConfsranCias'.
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METILOIDES-El mojoF mas SECURE
dc todos los ospOCf6Cos h&sta GhoEa cono0id0
para L. Cura peEman0nt0 dc todas las onfor.
mOdAd0g do ID urOta, yG sean 9gtaB cr6n1oag
aRudaa. Contieno 81 flujo y Cura p0F com
ploto, On mOnos tiOmpos qre ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, Lar gonorTeaE, oGpOrmatoFn&S
0iEtttiG, cot. Mejor que Las inyeCcionOg , muy
superior q g&nd&lo y OopaibG. EmpiOEa
gurtiH Bu efOCto las tres ouatFo h0Has dc
hRbOrBo tornado.
Los "NETILOIDE9"-gon f&silOS do tomaF
' ogt6n prsparad0B de manOra que no rovuOl-
van 81 OSt6mago nj pr0ducon maloB efoOtos,
ne Vonta "a todas Iaa Botioas. Pfdann6
nuO1traa gratis & Bug HniooB fAbFioant0B-
FRodoFiGk 6t0aKn1 . o.. DOtrotts 41ah1'
ran ID. A.
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I, Y. se He ~. eyHsr s.1llnentes sa-
y Chcmel en- sus estudios so6Ee 81 vino Sa1
Rafael de ValenCe (Dr011el France. de-
pues del analisis hecho pOI Los emineptes
sab1os Ldebig y PasteuE, CertifiCau cue las
pEop1e0ades de este vino son de tai exCeIenl
cia, que sU usO debe ser obliQatOrio IOe
enfeFnOs debiles y anGnaicos. y one toroaTIl
dOlO, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS earanfiza bueua "a
lud, 10 que reCOuienda muy eficsgnoenfe
6 tOd0s sus COIegas. Cufdeee NuohO con
las faIGlGoaCiones. UniCOs apentee nara Ia
Isla Dc Pto-Rico. GerecsdO Hernan,ooe u
CG. San Juan PR.
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congrsso International Do EdItorss ] LlhrOros.

La Comisi6n del CongresO 1ntsrns Cio-
nal dc EditOres J LibFeros, reunida en-
BeEnS en- 81 pE6ximo pasado "a de Mayo,
con asintencia del rspressntante de Espaha,
aefor BailIy. .Baillikre I'd. Enrique), acor.
do someteE q Ia delibeTaci6n del pr6ximo
Cor grez0 Editorial de Madrid loB IA pun.
tos siguientes, Sobre los Cuales e1cPibir6n
Memorials explicativas varios PonenteE ss.
pafioles, inglesss y slemanes:
1. NeceBidad do mantener 81 pFecio
flo.
2. Gufa auxiIisr para contracts edi-
toriales.
8. Aoerca dc Ia novela americans, ,
FesoIuciones que deben adoptarSe.
A. Union de Berna leyes de propies
dad intellectual en- diveFAos paises.
5. Ofcina de Information Internaa
Cional.
s. CambiO de empleados de Librerfs.
Z. Intsligsncia que debe establecerse
entire los EditOres para mejoraE Las con-
diCiones de existenCia de los ibreFoa 81
por menoT.
8. AbOlici6n del dep6uito legal , de
cualquieF otra formalidad parecidR.
8. Estados de los trabsjos del voca'
buIario t6cnico.
10. Cartas misivaa
IL. sistema metriCo para las dimen'
stones del libro.
12 Acuerdos que debsn adoptarue re-.
feRentes Las ediciones de obEas publicadas
por el Eatado, por laa Ciudades y pOr las
Asociaciones.
13. El Correo con rslaci6n 4 los inte'
reses de los EditoTes.
Y14. MediOs de faCilitar lR importa'
ci6n , Ia expoHtaci6n de libros en Europa,
Asia America del Sur.
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CIruJlaos MOnorUs

Vase ha hscho popular entire los prac.
ticantss de Ia isIa reRlizar sus OperaCioner
sin dolor para 81 pacients y & este fin in
yeCtan 81 AntidolRr tan Iibremente como
81 inyeCtaran aqua. TRmbi6n ls vienen
inyectando en- lR uretEa en- los casoH de
estreChez, 10 que mitiga grandements el
doloE. Para eStirpaE quistes, uiisa, &. no
tiens rival. EI AntidolaE e. 81 dnico
anest61iCo local antia6ptiCo que permits por
ga mediaci6n practicsT cualquier opeEaei6n
desde IL extraction de I'M dienta haata Ia
amputaCi6n de una pisEna.
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AotIeIas grauIsInls dsl Ispdn.

Los peri6diCou recibidoB ayeF acusan
veFdadeFa gravedad con respecto & Lar mo-
ticias de m6B trascendencia como son 10 de
Is guerra japOnesa. Trabsjan noche , dia
en- los antilleroB de China = el Jap6n. EI
objsto Cd demoStrar 81 mundo que la rasa
amarillo avanza pasos sgigantados como
Las maquinas de Coser The ArTivf que
Dc ven pOr todaS parties. SiempTe adelan'
te, guerra al mOuopOlio.
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ALGODON SEA ISLAND.

Dos desmotodoraS con su cal
dera correspondence, maquina y
empacadoras completes. Magni-
flco estado y probadas.
Informaran los sefiores Behn
Brothers San Juan Puerto Rico.
Is v. 8.
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-Frutan son triunfos hoy en- San Juan.
Pero obssrv6se que no hay buena presen'
taci6n de elias Conaorvarlas en neveTas
obtendrfan mejores preCios y BsFfan m6s
agradableB sobre todo en- ests estaci6n.
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SAL, SAL, SAL.
DoDa SaIIRa "PrOvIdoncIa" Do sutnlca.
BLANCA, SEGA Y
DE BUEN GRANO.

tina partida de cuorento mil quiastotes
ofrece su duefio, clique suscribe, al bara-
tisimo precio de once ce91t0VOS quintal, en-
sacada y cOsida; pero siendO de cuenta del
comprador dar los envases. DichO precio
regira dnicamente para los puertos de Ma
yagiez, Aguadilla, ArecibO San Juan,
por estar en- competencia con Otros sali-
neros. Juan P0oBdLL1 G0rr0st0z0. Cabo-
Rojo, apartado ndmero ii. 30
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE

Heman l. Hobart to n. J. Crow
ley, lots Is and 1866, block p, Chick
asha. 500
Nancy Vittof to J. P. Steel, 100
acres in sec. II, 7N-6W. $1,000
Annie Evans to N. Y. Alexander
20 acres in sec. 2, 5N-6W. s44O.
j. A. Kirkpatrick to Edward J.
Scarlet, lots 9 and 10, block p, in
Chiekasha $1,000
Hamp w. Coins to V. Bronaugh
and Chas. s. Lynch, 21O acres in sec.
II and 80 acres in sec IA, 5N-5W.
$500.
E. W. Anderson to Mary J. An
derson, lots /, 2, 5 and 6, block 206,
chickasha. 81.
Inez Garland to Charles ]. Hen
derson, lot block 3, Rock Island adj
dition to Chickasha. $500
H. B. Johnson to Edward e. David
I son, SO acres in see. SO, 9N-8W. $1,000.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
MOVED TO CHICKASHA

In r. N. Hand, who comes from
shubuta, Miss, has located in Chick
asha for the practice Of his profession.
His home paper the shubuta Messen-
ger, says of HIM:
"Dr. r. IN. Hand has sold his resi-
dence to DR.. L. C. Rouse, Of Enter
prise, with the purpose Of taking up
his residence somewhere in the far
West. 1t is with sincere regret, uni
yersally felt and freely expressed by
all members Of our community, that
they have to part with this eminent
physician and his excellent family.
He has acquired q very large prac-
tice here and has been one Of our
best citizens for many years. He has
been a strong support Of the Metho-
dist church, Of which he is a member,
and his wife has been one Of our most
active church, Sunday School and mis-
sionary workers. They will Be an
important acquisition to any commun-
ity. The good wishes Of our entire
community 20 with them to their new
home"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
no BILL WAS RETURNED
Against Henry Frey Ezonerated Oh
The Charge Against Him

In the case against Henry Frey
which was Investigated BY the grand
jury no bill was found. 1t will be
recalled that Mr.. Frey was arrested
on a charge Of arson in connection
with the burning Of the hotel at Dun
can. The arrest was a great sur
prise to his friends here as he had
always been known as an honorable
man and his record Of strict business
integrity for thirty years in this coun-
try made the country 10th to believe
that he was connected with the crime.
Mr.. Frey was the owner Of the ho-
tel building and it was alleged at the
time he had only few days before
taken out an additional insurance pol
ley on it and this circumstance seems
to have been the cause Of suspicion
being directed toward HIM 1t de-
veloped that he had only renewed al
old policy and the value Of the build
ing destroyed was much greater thar
the amount Of insurance carried ant
no evidence was found to implicat'
him with the crime. His many Friends
will be pleased to learn that he wa
X exonerated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
SAYS SPEAKE
WAS LOYAL
To Feehheimsr in the Congressional
Race Other Side Of the Story

Il don't care to be quoted, but you
can say that the report that j. W.
speake did not support Fechheimer
for congress is absolutely false" said
a republican who was delegate to
the recent congressional convention.
II was in a position to know and I
know that he did support him and
know that he solicited other delegates
to support him. Mr.. Speake was 10y.
al to the home candidate"
The above statements were made
relative to an interview with a repub-
lican published yesterday, which
charged Mr. speake with knitting the
home candidate. Mr.. Speaka
himself was out Of the city today and
therefore could not be seen in regard
to the matter The gentleman quot
ed stated that he did not care to 60
into the details Of the story.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
TAFT IN OKLAHOMA CITY
KEYNOTE SPEECH TONIGHT

Oklahoma City, Aug. "a Secretary
Of War Taft is the guest Of Oklahoma
City today an tonight in a speech
at convention hall he will sound the
keynote Of the campaign of the re-
publican party for supremacy in con-
trolling the new state Of Oklahoma.
Governor Frantz will also speak at
the big meeting tonight. The great
est crowd that this city has ever
known thronged the streets and fill
ed the hotel lobbies and places Of bus
mess today. Many visitors, unable
to be Accommodated at the hotels. re-
mained up all night or slept IN door
ways.
The Taft train was five hours late.
It was met by a committee Of repub-
leans and the party was driven to
the hotel where they Immediately went
into conference, the leaders Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
WALL STREET
SURPRISED
By Big Railroad Deal Vast Amount
Mileage Acquired
(AssoeIated pressl

New York, Aug. "a The announce
ment that the control Of the Chi
cago and Alton which has to all in
tents and purposes been transferred
to the Glover Leaf system was a sur
prise TO the financial district.
The prospective purchasers who are
delaying action only long enough to
ascertain if the Alton Is to get immun-
ity for the rebating in which the Stan
dard Oil is involved, also control the
Minneapolis and st. Louis railroad
which owns the majority Of the stock
Of the Iowa Central. On ratifica-
ton Of the Alton transaction they viii
be in control Of a system with a mile
age Of twenty-eight hundred miles,
traversing one Of the best traffic sec
tions Of the country. The transae-
ton is one Of the most important Of
years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

The appearance Of her henship in
court was due to an alleged chicken
stealing case in the southwest part
Of town and the Judge, thinking the
hen would have some knowledge Of it
it if she had been enticed away from
her proper home, ordered officer Boyd
to subpoena her, which he succeed
ed in doing after some difficulty Hen
language not being familiar to the
court, Prof. Scott Jones, who formerly
filled the chair of linguistics in a
hen college, was employed as an in
terpreter. The case was to be tried
this afternoon and the hen was COM
PEELED to lay around the court room
all day awaiting the trial
In police court this morning Judge
Grigsby handed out justice in doses
as follows: Sam Worthington, fight
ing, s8.O5; Albert Robinson, running
immoral house, s15.O5; Bill Thorpe,
disturbing the peace, $8.05; all these
defendants being colorel. Charles
Page and another boy were fined s5.o5
each for fighting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
INDICTMENTS
RETURNED
Il Many Cases Second Report Of The
Grand Jury

A second report Of the grand jury
brought in yesterday afternoon con-
tanned indictments in the following
cases:
William Brown, embezzling money
orders, postal funds and personal pro-
perty Of the United States.
Thomas L. Brown and Emma
Brown, receiving stolen property Of
the United States.
James Leftwich, murder.
John and Olive Cypert, introducing
liquor.
H. w. Robinson, assault to kill and
introducing liquor.
Five indictments, the names With
held.
No bills were returned in the fol-
lowing cases:
Ida Norris and Henry Frey, arson.
Griffin Heizer, forgery.
Bill Watson, introducing liquor.
Ben James, false pretense.
W. NJ. Cloud, larceny.
Nat Jones, forgery,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
TO DISSOLVE
STANDARD
win Begin Taking Testimony Against
The Oil Combine

New York, Aug. 24-Frank B. Kel-
logg, special counsel for the Interstate
Commerce Commission, will on Sept
3 begin taking testimony here in a
suit filed in the federal court in St.
Louis to dissolve the Standard Oil Co.
A consultation with Attorney General
Bonaparte and government officials
was held today. Several high offic-
iaIs Of the Standard Oil Co. are sum-
moned as witnesses. Kellogg was the
special counsel for the government
who conducted the investigation into
the Hartman roads last winter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
DIRECTORS
ENJOINED
Plaintiff Wins in The Christian Church
Nr RaS
NdEc ~ NiaTAUW

In the case Of the Christian church
at NARROW VS. W. B. Wilson and 9TH
ers, Judge Dickerson granted an in
junction yesterday restraining the
defendants from the use and enjoy
ment Of the church edifice as a house
Of worship.
It appears from the complaint filed
in the case that the Christian church
at NARROW was organized in 1901 and
that later a lot was purchased and a
house Of worship erected. Later viii
son and others, who, it is alleged, liv-
ed closer 10 Duncan than To NARROW,
objected to some Of the ways Of the
church, holding that no musical in
instruments should be used in the
church and that missionary societies
should not be organized and maintain
ed in It. II seemed that Wilson and
his associates belonged to the anti
progressive wing Of the church and
complaint alleges that they took pos
session Of the church, hence an IN
junction was prayed for that the
plaintiff might not be interfered with
in the use Of the building. Following
the granting Of the injunction, no
tice Of appeal was given.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
CACKLING IN
THE COURT

The cackling Of geese is said to
saved Rome on a celebrated occasion,
and the cackIing Of a hen in Judge
Grigsby's temple Of justice viii likely
be as famous an event in Che history
Of chickasha. Mrs. Hen was only Z
witness in a case but she seemed 70 be
under the impression that she had
been hauled up for some misdeneanor
and she raised such fuss about it
that the court instructed Chief Miller
70 order her to let up on pain Of being
fined for contempt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

party in Oklahoma being present,
During the conference local conditions
upon which the secretary is expected
to touch in his speech tonight were
discussed.
Taft is also expected to give vent to
utterances upon his candidacy for
president, on the government owner
ship idea and will undoubtedly touch
on the question Of trusts. The af-
ternoon parade with Taft as the prin-
cipal figure passed along the princi-
pal streets. The secretary was ac-
corded an enthusiastic welcome.
It is generally understood that Mr.
Taft in his speech tonight will de-
initely announce his candidacy for
finitely announce his candidacy for
the last place in which he will make
a public appearance before his triE
around the world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
CHICgASHA PEOPLE BUY
THE BRYAN HOTEL

Mr.. z. L. Mcfarland and Mrs.
Lucy Rothwell went to Anadarko yes
terday and bought the Bryan hotel
Of that city from Mr.. E. Straus. The
deal was closed in shcrt time and
the new proprietors tooks immediate
possession, serving supper last night
for their first meal. Mrs. Rothwell
win remain in Anadarko and will be
the manager of the new hotel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
DEMOCRATS
AT IRETON

Mart Louthan and R. H. Wilson
addressed two large meetings of vot-
ers yesterday afternoon and evening
at Ireton and organized a strong DEM
ocsatie club. Mart warmed up and
spoke about forty-five minutes and
in a way that carried conviction, while
Mr.. Wilson entertained his hearers
for an hour with good democratic doc
trine.
A. Marshall was elected president
Of the club and Prof. John Powers,
secretary. Both are ardent democrats
and good workers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
MISS LAQUAY ABROAD ]

card received BY Miss Maud Bligh
o. this city from Miss Vera La Quay
states that she was in mid-ocean on
the 7th Of the month but landed at
Plymouth, England on Friday of last
week. Miss LaQuay says she is hav-
ing delightful trip and has met
many lovely people, and she sends her
greetings to all chickasha friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24
A BABYS BAD ACCIDENT

Omar Jones, the baby son Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Jones, corner Of 5th.
and Idaho, spilled a bottle Of carbolic
acid on its face and neck this morning.
The child is just old enough to climb
around and in some way got hold
Of the bottle and pulled the cork out.
Its face is badly burned but its eyes
were not injured or touched by acid
and it is thought the burns will heal
without leaving any scars.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. V. f. Williams Of Har
ner, Okla. who have been visiting at
the home Of Mrs. o. L. Williams of
this city for the past week returned
home today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

The Mt View band boys passed
through Chickasha on their way to
Oklahoma City this morning. Many
comments were made on their uni
forms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

Frank Criner and family Of Lind
say are moving to Chickasha prepara-
tory to entering the business col
lege here, at which he and his sister,
Miss Story, will both be new students.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

N. and Mrs. J. E. Harrington and
Mr.. James Giddings of Anadarko were
guests at the home Of W. A. Proctor
on Thursday Of this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

Mrs. James Hughes who has been
III at the home of Mrs. L. N. Potts
where she has been visiting expects
to leave tomorrow for her home in
Lawton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-24

slr and Mrs. N. n. Rogers Of Mis-
sissippi are the guests at the home
Of r. X. Wooten.