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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

lar una imdgen de '.Et placer que dHr6 an
n1onaentO". Y recorri6 todo el mundo
buscsndO bronco para su obra.
Porque solo sn bronco podfa mode'ar
este asuuto tan intsresante, pero Ell broncs
habfa deSsparecido del mundo en- nipgu.
ma psrte SO pOdia hallsr la mas pequsfa
psrtfcula, y B6lo existfs ell de la imagen
''El seretimiento que dWra ana leternidad'.
Esta imagen era tambi6n original del
artista; la habfs modeIado con sus propias
msnos, coloc6ndola en- La tumba de 10
Gnico que habfs amado en- la vida.
lSobre Ia tumbR de ,aquelIa adoraci6n,
puaO eata im6gen de So aspiration, de su
dolor, para que Birviera como emblema
del amor de IN hombre que no habfa
mueFto y de Bfmbolo al sufcimiento que
serfs eterno en- su seTi Y en- todo ell mum
do no habfa mas bronce que el de eSta
imSgenl Lo tom6 y 10 hech6 en- uu gran
horno = le pEendi6 fuego!
7 del broncs de Ia i'm fgen ''Ey sufri'
naSe'ato que durG una eternidad'' model6 ia
que habfa imaginsdo aquella nochs "EJ
placer que dWT6 Wn momento"
Oscar WILDE.
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Origen de algunOs
GantantGS.
& gran FiHrs dsbuit como ''sauffsu" i
N9trs Dame.

Una reVista parisienss publica Ios re-.
sultados de un .fenqu6te bastante curioso
soDFa Ios orfganea de algunoa cantant !
" lllaret 81 tenor que debfa crear II
a fflcsna y que apareei6 en esa 6poca
con fanto exito, obtenido tambi6u en- todoa
los papeles del repertoire, empez6 nor ser
oprero, despues contramaeBtre en- Mines
On Bsacuire.
Botqain, quien Masgenet oonfii al
papet De Jesds On So s'Marfa Msgdalena, .
fd6 sombrerero.
Nergnet otro tenor, tocaha 81 violin en-
las pequehas oTquestas de Paris de los
snpuFblos, antas que hacerse I'm nonbre.
On q cafe concierUo de la Pepiniere, como
cantor de romanzss; despu6s entr6 al
Oonseryatorio del que sali6 tres yeces
premiado. ''~''
salom6p, 81 Aim del t'Rsy de Lahore"
era hyo de un comerciante. 10 fa6 al
mlsmoi arruinado por la guerra de 1870,
este psTiente de Hector BerIiorz. nacido
como 81, On Ia Cote Saint .Andre6 deere )
fu6 q MaTsella utiliza1 an voz,
FauTe, el gran Faura, debut6 como
"soutih 9ur" de 6rgsno an Notrs Dame,
COZ el sueido de 200 frances por aflo.
Lssslle fu6 los II afio IN hsbil dibu.
Jante de chales en- una csss de sederfas en-
Lyon, easi en- la misma 6poca en- que uno
dc sus futuros compsnaros de Ia Opera.
Fellx Dleu, cuyo padre era professor en
la Facuitad do Cisncias fu6 dependents
en- IN barTio de la GuiIloti6re.
RoudouTeV, que tuvo Ia emnreaa del
alumbrsdo en- MarBelIa, abri6 despu6s
Ia Opera. :, -
Gueymard trabaj6 la terra antsu qua
M. Alvarez fac sub jefe de banda en- IN
M Fug@re Sc anunciaba como un h6bil
sscuItor.
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ANUNClO De SUBASTA.
DEPARTAMENTO DEL lNTERIO.

Ofei'o del Superintendent de Obras
PaI6Jic0s.
San Juan, P. R., JUNO IL de 1907.
Proposiciones en- pliegoB cerrados para
la adjudieaci6n. en- pdblica subasta del su-
ministro, medida entrega de 2, ,446 mt .
tros cdbicos de piedra triturada para Ia
construction de los kiI6metros 8 al Z, ca.
rreteFa udmero %, de Truiillo Alto, se
admitlran en- esta Ofcina hasta las 10 q.
M del dia ~ de JuuiO de 1907 en- que Sc
abriEdn p6blicamente.
Todos los dstoa necesarios sa dar6n en-
ests Ofcina dOnde SO encuentran de mani.
hesto todoS los documentoB que han de re-
CIR en- Ia contrata y podr6n recoger los ii.
citadores los modelos de proposiciones que
han de presentar.
La administration sa reserva ell dsrscho
de reohazar Cualquiera todas las propo-
sicioneB
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior
J. j. JLMENEZ, superintendente de
Obras PGblicas. Ms.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

NUEVA CASA DE U. DEL VALE
146 w. 78 st.New York.-Tepgo 81 gus
to de avisar & mis- amigos y relacionadoS
de la isIa, que he alberto nuevamente mi
casa en- Ia GALE rs Y NUMERO 146
w, & una cuadra del Park Central y entire
las avenidas de Columbus y AmsterdanD,
muy buena situaci6n para los que desean
pauar una tamporRda en- esta ciudad, egpe'
70 'Gleiar CompIacidas las familiaS que visi'
ten mi casa.-CocjNerO CubGnO, IetefonO,
u, DEL VALE, 146 W. 78 St-15v a.
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>sE VENDE.-Vietoria elegante, cons'
truids por 81 primer fabricante de- los Es
tados Unidos = una pareja de caballos
americanos j6vaneS, con juegO de arneseB
complete.
Para mas infprmes, dirigirss & S. Behu,
MirRmar. 1O-v.G
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MI. Taft al Jap0n.
AnsTlGlH0s ! nlp0nss Sc p01dTal de aGusrda.

Ssgdn noticias llegadas & eata iala en- el
iiltimo vapor ' procedenteB de los cfrculos
polfticOs de Washington, no sera impTo-
bable IN visje del 6ecTetatio Taft al Ja-
p6n.
El aHunto hs sido discutido con ell Pre- :
sidente Roosevelt sa cree gers IN hacho.
Los asuntos pendientsa entire los gobier
nos japoneI J americana, Eiguen un curse
favorable = SO afrms en- Washington qua
en- brsve quedara todo completsments ter
minado q HatisfAcci6n de ambas pa,tss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

Habi6ado5eme estraviado 81 check 1871
de Ia Tesorerfa Municipal do este pueblo,
montante $79, a3 centsvog, endosRdo en
blanco poF don jose MADEIRA quien fuera
expedido 81 8 del cOrriente, suplieo & los
Bancos' al ComerciO , al PdbIico en- ga
neral tomen nota de eata aviso no admi.
tisndo dichc check del que 90 di6 oportuno
conocimiento al Banco Colonial. Lares,
JUNO 16 de 1907.-Dr. Francisco Seia.
s v q. -.
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EMPRESA De AUTOMOBILES
D e
FRANCISCO HERNANDEZ,

servicio regular entire San Juan y ca.
saIids de San Juan. 2 90 mafans,
Salida de Csguas. ..,... 8 30, id.
Expendio de passages an "La Bsyamo
neaa," San Juan.
ExpendiO de passages en- 'Csguss," al
maeen de los sefores Santisteban Chavarri
y Compaffa.
Fletes de autom6viIeB para paBeos y
viajes otroS pueblos & preciOs conven-
cionales.
Para ipformeB, dirigirBs 4 la "Bayamo.
ness" Tel6fouo no. en- San Juan; = &
Francisco Hernandez, Tal6fono no. 1,013
Santurea.
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Cusas de Ia vida

En- un bufste:
listed que eu mi abogadO, ha de ents
bar mi demands de divorcio
-Obremos con calma. iHay para clio
causa iustifcads? ~
-lYa 10 creol Mi mujsr me trsta como
I'M perro y me hace trabsjar como un
asno.
-Pues entonoea 20 no podr6 hacer ma
de. Tendra usted one diTigirss la Socis'
dad Protectora de Auimales.
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GONPOSGIGNES De SOMBREROS De sERORAS

Ell PARIS BAZAR tiene eI guuto de
participar 81 numerosa clientela = al p6
blico en- general, que desds hoy, se hacen
toda clase de reformss composiciones de
sombreFos de BehoTas. eBtando encargads
de elias una sefiorita de Ia casa. Los pre-.
clos ssrSn muy m6dicoB Paris Bazar.
Pedro GiuBty. Fortalezs q.
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LINNA FERREA DEL OFsTR

LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE
1tinsEarto.---BalidaH do Bayau6n y Oapi
lta sin0ultanO to.
DiaG IaboTablO-Na arana 8, 7.O5, 30
as HOO. TardS 13.15p 1.45, sis. 4.g6, 6.46
y $50.
Dias fOItivoG.-Manana 8, 7.O5, $50, s.As
, lI,0o TardS 1915, 1.gO, 2.S0, $50, 4.S9
6.46 y $50.
Billsses baratOs para dias fsstiVoa. De
UAtano Bayam0n, ida = Vuslta II eIass
t0s26 SO G3ag6 S0-l8. De BaYam6n q O. .afIo
YvUssts II class 80-I5, 2@ Glaze RO-IO
Biliato OTdinAEIO de Capital Catailo sn
8iRsG 4 oantaVog.
BayaDa6R, I9 de ssptismbTe de 1908.
Ra saGs Valdga.
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UNA CASA de recisnte construction,
con Cuatro dormitOriou BaLa, COmedor, CO.
Gina, = cuarto de batiO, = solar propio, se
vande an sauturce, parada 423. Para in
formes el administrator de este peri6dico.
IS vs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

En- "La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico, Allen 81, hay de venta rscibos t.
lonarioB para cobro de alquileres de casag,
fian1as an mst6lico = con drmaa, decla "a
clones de naCimientO, dsfunci6n , Osrtifca.
Ci6n m66icR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

CASA DE ALTOS, Ia mejor de San
Juan, Tetuan 20. So alqUiIa. Tiene am
plisima sala y sntesala, gran Comedor, seiS
grandes habitaciones, un mirador con cua'
fro habitaciones ampliaB; bafio, y compile
tos y c6modos los denas servicios. Infor'
mRr6n Tetuan 20, baios Is Y. q.
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Junta EscOIaF de Caysy.

Dsbiendo procedeTse al nombramiento
de profasoress para las escuaIss de ests
MuniciTalidad en- ell pr6ximO sfio escolar
de l9O7-1908, So pRrticips los sefiores
profsaores que deseeu contratarse que esta
Junta admitirS licitudes hasta al dfa so
del corriente mee; advirti6ndose que toda
petlci6n que no reUna los Tequisi4os que
senalan las leyes Escolares no ser6 admi-
tida. CaysY, % de Junio de 1907. Jose
Ma. Vazquez. Presidente. 9v.A
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Ell "NUEVO CAFE de los sspo-
soB Morgan, FortalegR 21, ofrece I'm COM
pleto surtido de los mejores dulces y cho-
CoIates. Helados, TefrescoB, frutas al ma
tural y todO Cuanto Tegale el paladar mas
deliCado 10 encuentra Rllf primoEoBamente
Bervido. Cafe con leche = chocolate, 30
enCusntTa desde las Uiete de Ia manana 4
Las IL de Ia noche. Acaban de recibir el
famoBo chocolate BAKER muy acredita'
do an tndn al mundo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

INTERIM &C. instale el estableci'
miento ''La Tiendita," en- I'm nusvo local,
las personas que deseen comprar efectOu
religiosos pueden golicitsrlO on los altos
de iR casa n6mero % de Ia Oalle de San
Francisco al lado del syuntamiento, donde
reside Ia duefa de "La Tiendita," o.
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EMpLEO.-Un j6ven de 25 amos que como
ce ingIes. escribe a maquinillay tiene al
guna practica en- Oficinas, desea cOlocarse-
Diriianse y mencionando "La CorrespOn.
dencia," Santurce, senior ErnestO Torres
MOnpe Par9da 26, Is ". s.
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-EN LA GALE DE LA FORTA.
LEA ntimero 86 altos, 80 alquitan eB-
paciosas habitacioneS, con luz e6etrica.
amuebladas sin amueblar. En- la mis-,
ma casa informaFaD. 10 v. q,
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vERMIFUGO PICORNELL.-Ests
90 la preparation mas activs para la ex
pulsi6n de las lombrices. Una seris de
experimentog clfnicoB ha Bancionado la
bondad especffcA de este preparadO. GEL
Vermffugo del Lcdo. PicOruell" 80 halla
de venta an las principales farmaciaB de la
isIa. Dep6sitO general; Farmacia Pioor
nell de E. MarcheHe, Lares Puerto Rico.
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Ell ArtISta.

Una noche imagine, arraig6ndosse en-
50 alma con terquedad, 81 degeo de mode
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NlRADOR. En- un sitio centrico de esta
icudad, se alquila un magnifico mirador
propio para familia. Tambi6n hay desc
cupadas en- la misma casa buenas habita-
clones propias para oticinas. Informaran
en- MLa Cofrespondencia.n ~
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HOTEL AGUDO.

Habitaciones c6modaB ventiladas hi
gi6nicas, bafioB de ducha, mesa conforta-
bic y lujOSs. PrecioB equitativoB. Alien
20, San Juan P. r. 30
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SEPAS

Que no publicsn1og col
team ! . agad0s por adolal
Oar . Beis palabraB BE I,
aaa y Ia Iin0a vale diOz {
Las caFtaB que V0ngal
Sin 90 tnapOYta no sa CON
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METILoIDEs-E meior y m6s setu o
de todos los espsofficos hasta ahors oonoci o
para In Cura permansnte de todas Las snfeF-
medadeG de la nreta, "a sean estas or6nicas
agudaS. Contiene el flujo y Cura poF COM
pletc, en- menos tiempos ore ningdn otro prt :
parade similar, las gonorress, espermatornG .
CiEtitia, act. Mejor que las Inyecciones muy
superior al s6ndRlo copafba. Empisza &
gurtir su efecto las tres ouatro horas de
habeFs0 tornado.
Los METILOIDES"-
= astan prspszadog de ma
yan sl slt6msgo nj prOdr Z,
De V0nta sn todaE IaI
muaBtras gratis suE =
FPodsEiek StsREna d
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-so Comprsn ABANICOs ANTI
GUOs aunque no eHt6n en- buen egtado
COllaEeB Antiques de coral y prendsS anti
gua1.
Dirfiasa & P. j. 3. TstuSn 40, San Juan
81 Gale Aurora, Ponce,
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G0nSuItOriO CIinico del doctor lose Ordohsz

Durane ausanea Europa lie su,itura los trabaos
de medcqa e doctor QuevedO Baez quen rer
sultas ell Couutorio que do Odonz sabedo
la ca9 de San Fran cO nmerO 2 altos de tarmacia del
Amazan de p de la residential doctor
QuevedO Baez, San Francisco 73 altos
.Tel6fono ell Consultorio ndmero 835.
Auxlar para los rabao del Consuoo ell Frcticante don
Luis R. Cordova.
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Sc HA EsTRAVIADO-Un re-
Lei pequeflo de orc de seflors, sin tapa
con las inicialeB "M. I'll. c. Ell que 10
devuegva & la Adusus de San Juan,
Puerto Rico sera gratffcadO con liberia
idad. 3vR
MAGNIFI' o NEGOUIO.- Por no
poiarlo atsuder 50 dusfio se veude al cafe
: W ashic gton Saloon" aituado en- el punto
mas e6ntrico de San JuaD, Plaza BaIdo
Eioty de Castro nfmero %. Ioformar6n
en- 81 mismo establecimiento 10v. s.
En- esta impFent8 e. vende papel de pe.
ri6dico viejo s $500 los IS kiIos (sn guin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-23

EN- Ell CLUB de F. Kehrhahn y
Co., San Jose Is, Sc Venden dos relo'
IeS de oro Cada Bemana. La Ultima sema-
ma obtuvo uno don Melquiades Torres, de
Pusrta de Tierra socio n6maro 81 o. d.
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InlIClnnR GENERAL

G0NSBJ0 a Las MADkES.-EI jarabe calrnanVe de
4 Sen Winslow debe ussse sepre que los uinos
e iodo de denticion. Prcporeona alvio immediate
d pequeno paeenter produce sueno natural traneuo
silvia e door el angelic despierta muy yiyo alegFe
Es muy agradable al paladar, cama al n1o abanda sus
encas aiva dolores hsee faeles las fneiohes del
sst6mago Fegula los intestnos. Es el meor renedo
eonoedo para dsrrea va brovenga esa de Ia dentc6n
de euaquea otra engase mueho cudado pedh
A "aFabe Caaanta Dc IA Sennrs Winslow" Is el ejcs
q todo0
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La barcs Frederick W.. Day. entr6
aver en ell puerto con oRTgamsnto de ma
deFaE.
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PARA Ell CALORl-'La Villa de
Madrid, acaba de recibir las legttimaB ca.
misetas de Crepe de Saute, drill de hiIo
n6msrO 100, alpscas iDglesas y el mas
gTande surtido de perfOmerfa fraDcesa
RSf como cssimires lijeros para la esta
ci6n del calor.
En- nuestros almsceneS, todos los dias son
de moda, puss para Ell p6blico de gueto
Eiempre SO vende bueno = barato.-Telefo
no 273. P. o. Box 764-San Francisco
61,-San Juan p. r.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22
W00ED ON TRAIN, GIRL
IS SECRETLY MARRIED

CEDAR FALLS, Ia, April o.
Wooed on train speeding toward CAL
ifornia, Miss Katherine Merrill, niece
of Congressman ]. w. Babcock of
Wisconsin and of Judge Thomas Num-
ger of Lincoln, Neb., has succumbed
to Cupid's wiles. Following the an
nouncement of her engagement to
Robert A. Rowland of New London,
Conn.,. Miss Merrill and her sweetheart
created a stir when they were secretly
married here at the home of the bride
today and shattered the we'll laid plans
for an elaborate wedding in June.
Six weeks ago, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Albert Merrill, the daugh-
ter started on trip to California. On
the train she was introduced to How
land The friendship between the two
was steadfast from the first. All
through the state of California How
land was the girls escort
The prominence. politically and so
cially. of the brides family has made
the event one of absorbing local inter-
est. The Rev. j. Z. SnOWden was in
formally invited to call at the home
about 5 o'clock this afternoon, presum-
ably to meet Mr.. Rowland. When he
arrived the young couple already had
been married.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIFF

Mrs. Marsh underwent an operation
at ST. Marys yesterday.
John Brown is very ill with pneumo-
MIA at st. Marys hospital.
Henry Copeland is doing well at the
hospital and expects to be discharged
soon.
L. Smalley and F. M. Lewis received
the double D" degree at the police sta
ton yesterday.
Both fire departments made a brisk
dash this afternoon when false alarm
was turned in from Ala Pine street.
Conductor A. E. Loucks, who has
been confined to the hospital with a
crushed foot, was able to leave yester-
day.
Mrs. King who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Captain Carter at Fort
Walla Walla is receiving treatment at
st. Mary's hospital.
The funeral of Joseph Locati yester-
day afternoon was attended by a large
number of the friends of the family.
Every available hack in the city was
hired for the occasion. Father Van De
Ven Of the Catholic church, conducted
the services.
The funeral OF Mrs. O. NJ. Smiley,
who died yesterday afternoon, will take
place from the undertaking chapel of
MacMartin & Company tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Smiley
came to this state 10 years ago from
Illinois. She was q years old. Two
young sons survive her.
Yesterday wa sthe warmest day yet
to the credit of 1907. The mercury
touched the IS mark just as Shockley
of Pendleton made the fourth tally in
the first inning at the ball park.
Charles Parish caught three pound
salmon yesterday afternoon with a
hook and line near the Alder street
fire station. The tussle with the big
fellow who had wandered so far up
| stream took Parish into water waist
deep. In the attempt to land another
one the fisherman lost hook and leader
and broke his pole squarely in two.
He declares that it was at least five
| FOUNDER who was responsible for this
mishap.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22
v. T.sTEAD RoasTs THE men
Eng|ishman Says Americans Do Not
Respect Their Women

NEW YORK, April eat a recep-
ton for the benefit Of the Colorado re-
search fund held under the auspices of
the Collegiate Equal Suffrage'league at
the Colony club, the guests of honor
were w. T. Stead and President NJ.
Carey Thomas of Bryn Mawr college
Miss Thomas did not speak. Mr.. Stead
did.
LAS far as the position of women is
concerned, he said, America has
taken a back seat among nations. You
Americans are too conservative; your
red tape prevents people from getting
their will. We English used to talk
great deal about the great respect paid
~ American men to women.
American men do not respect women
They treat them like children. They
work for them, admit. They suffer for
them; they indulge them-too much
for their own good. But they do not
take them seriously"
One young woman pouted; others
sighed; some nodded their heads; but
none of them said anything, and Mr..
Stead continued: (
Surface courtesy is not true chival-
~ ana surface COul lcSy ID " Httt eAAN
American man offers to American
woman. If a pretty woman approaches
q group of men and announces that she
had been conducting mathematical
investigation, and, after painstaklng
effect, has discovered that two and cNo.
if added sideways. would make five.
what is the result? There are smiles OF
generalization and nun murS of admir-
arion Do any men tell her she is an
idiot? No. They reserve that comment
until after she has taken her departure.
If you have any real respect for per-
son, you tell him when he is making q
fool or idiot of himself so that he will
not do it again.
women are treated better in Eng
land than in any other country the
speaker said, because they are not al
! lowed to sit on the platforms in cleo
ton campaigns but any male thing
gets uD and gives them. seat in the
tube" He thought the United States
came next in regard to the subway
question: and Germany last. 1t seems
women can't even look at seat in the
Berlin subway.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION

w. ]. Davenport is a visitor from Col
fax.
r. E. Allen is in Portland on bust
ness.
J.. H. Amos is in the city from Port
land. .-i
Mrs. J. P. Turner is here on visit
from Los Angeles.
J. D. Laidlaw came down from
Waitsburg, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 1. Hines were in the
city yesterday from Prescott.
John Borofsky came down from Day
ton yesterday to see the ball game.
Roy Raley. DR.. SWinburne and Fred
Lan1b'lin came over with the Pencil
ton Indians yesterday and sWeltered
with unslaked thirst in the dryest town
they had seen for a long time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22
FISH HATCHERY IS TO Be BUILT
IN CITY PARK BY THE GUN CLUB

hatchery here. IL is the intention to
get the money at the earliest pos
sible date and construction of the
building will begin Immediately there
after, so that the fish can start to
growing" this season.
The park is said to be an ideal place
for the hatchery on account of the
abundance of cold spring water.
The city has offered to donate the
ground for the purpose. The capacity
of the hatchery will be in the neigh
borhood of 100000
The proximity of the hatchery to
the city will also obviate the neces-
sity of a salaried superintendent as
the small amount Of watching nee
essary can be done in rotation by the
members of the energetic club of To-
cal sports.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22

Energetic efforts will be initiated at
once by the Walla Walla Rod and Gun
club to raise money for building fish
hatchery at the city park.
The building can be constructed for
about $500 according to estimates
which have been made. 1t Is hoped
tat the county commissioners can be
induced to appropriate $500 and the
city council or Commercial club 500
more The balance will be raised by
private subscription.
The fish commissioner of the state
has promised to put the hatchery in
working order if the. building is erect
ed. He will furnish the necessary
wire baskets and stock the establish
ment with eggs free of charge.
Members of the club are enthusiast
tic over the prospect of having a
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22
GERMANY SPRINGS COUP
ON BANKERS OF ENGLAND

WASHINGTON. April 22.-Advices
today show, besides the building of the
Bagdad railroad across Asiatic Turkey,
Germany has now published the Ger
man Orient Bank of Berlin as the finan-
cial banker of the Persian government.
England is certain to be violently
angry as the coup forestalls the aim OF
Great Britain.
The presidents representative sent
to. observe conditions there is about due
to arrive.
The government was today advised
the peace conference at Amapala is
deadlocked and there is likely to be a
resumption of hostilities in Central
America.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-22
OEllAH WAS WEAK.
Escaped "Sampsen's Wrath" With Plea
Of Being . kIeptemaniae.

Delilah Long will not be prosecuted.
Delilah took a purse from the Bee
Hive store Saturday afternoon and
when Officer Lambert arrested her she
told him she was a kleptomaniac.
After spending a night in the city
Jail the woman was liberated when her
brother came over from Freewater ana
gave a IS cash bond for Ter appear
ance if wanted.
Relatives of the girl settled the case
out of court but Delilah must be good
in future