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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
"E LEts dol T0atrO."

Iatsreaantfsimo es 81 n6mere que hoy
pOne & Ia vents la popular Eevista Gel
Arts del Teatro'' Publica una iDforma'
Cion de "El q timo dualo", comsdia estre.
nsds por la compsifa Savat en- 81 teatro
de Is ZaF7usla, con vaTias de las escanal
mas impoEtanteP; "Figuras del Teatro":
Ricardo Calvo, con curiosos retratos; "La
HiatoEia en- 81 AFte en- 81 TestEo'': "La
jura On Santa Gsden, con inteEesantfaimos
detRlles graiaoS; "Arts regional: Los
autores granadidop; "Los viejos en- 81 Tea
tro'': 81 arts de caractsrizarss, otros in
teEeBantes aBuntoE.
Publica tamb;6n complsta information
de ls pr6xima temporada en- los teatrOs de
Madrid , EetEatoA en- coloFeB dc AdsIina
Amor6s, Gabriel BrioneE, caEicatura en-
coloTes de eRte autoF.
El n6mero estk presentpdo con el luio
y elegancia poropioB de esta fsvista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
R REMIT 0.

lss acuerdsn Uds. de Is Liga Amtituber.
cukosoP
Alla sobre el "Ss6orucO de CangreioD'
, & Ia sombra de SUE palmeras, SO Ievan'
tan varias oaAitas de campafia, las cualeB,
viataS de leiOS, psrecen an pufiado dc
RIondras f.tigAdsS, que diEfa Gordils
cuando Sc refri6 en- cisEta OCCASION & CO.
mario.
BIO Ell blauco toldo de las tiendas
Sc aloisn los enfsrmos de Ia terrible
dolencia que azota la humanidad aBpi'
randO las puraa brisas del n 0
que no O. jos de allf eftece una
admirable perspective. ArTibs sl cislo
szul de America, esplendente y daalum'
bFadoF como la antorcha que brilla Bus'
pendida de 50 manto..
De modO que, por 10 gus hace Ia poe
sfa, TODD sobra en- aqueI encautadOr paraje,
que mas bien que para BRnatoEio, psrece
hsbsr s;do elegido para cantar himnoB
perF6tuos de amor. x. x.
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ANUNCIO.
Dspariananto dol Interior Do Puerto Rico.

Borsau de Obras Pdblicss. O6cina del
Superintendente.
San Juan, septiembre IA de 1907.
Propoaicionss en- pliegos csrrados para
la adjudication EN- p6blica subaRta de Ia
construction de 2 40 kil6metrou de Ia ca.
rretera ndmero z. secci6n Las Piedraa-
San Lorenzo, SO admitir6n en- esta cficina
haBta lss 10 q. m. del dia 25 de Septiem-
bre de 1907 en- que 30 abriTan publica
mente.
El pTe'upuesto apEoximado dc las obrsa
ascieude $2090O0 90.
Todos los datos necesRTios, impresou de
proposiciones y contrato, inatrucciones
les postores 20 6ar6n en- eats eticica.
La administration Sc reAeSva Ell dera
recho de rethszar cualquiera todss las
propOnieioneB y de adiudicar Ell contrato
b jo otraE ccnAideraciones que lsB de pTecio
Bolaments
Por orde1 del Ccmisionado del Iate1ior.
u J. Jimsnes superintendente de
Obras P6blicaV. 10
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Noticia sensational.
Reclamation f.buloss Al rsy Eduardo.

81 diaHio americana THE World'' da
ls BigQiento morrocotUda noticia: "Un
MARQUEE italiano de nombro PeruzE 30 ha
pTesentado en- LondEea para reClamar un
pr6.tamo de $12 600. 600 que hi1o Ia casa
PeEuzsi y Baldi, de Fl0rencia, aI Eey
Eduardo l de Ioglstsrre, suma que, con
los intereses de 800 amos tTanscurEidcs. al.
capzR & la fabuloss cantidad de 5000
millones de dollars. Ell marques Peruzai
cree que Eduardo VII atendeFa q Iiquidar
eRa deuda en- honor de Ia Raalezs bFirSnics
mis- el Rsy pisnHa que 900 anna han traS.
pauEdo 81 eatatutO de limitaci6n J que
aunqua 81 quiaisFa 90 podTfa pagaE tan
monatruoHa Cantidad,"
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RAFAEL VELEz LOPEZ
JUHTA ESGOLAR De SAN JUAN.
GeoretariG..

Por la pTesenta sc hace pdblico que Ia
natricula para el curse eacolar de 1907.
08, quedRr6 alberta en- t9das las escueIes
pub icAs de SRu Juan dc Gus barrios,
desde el ltneb % hssta 81 lunes q del
ccrriente mes de Ssptiembre. durants las
horaH de 81 a III de la msfians.
Lo que 40 anuucia para general ccnoci.
mieut1 San Juan p r 8sptiemb 20
de 1907. @. Rosy. SscretArio.
5 Y. E.-No. 9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

-EL "NUEVO CAFE de los espo,
nos Morgan, FOrtalozs Fl, AOABA DE
RECIBIR un COM plato surtido de los me.
joFea dulcss. Elegantsy Csrtuchos propioa
para regalos. Helados, refrsscoS, frutas
Al natural y TODD Ouanto FsgaIs 81 pslsdsH
mas dslicado se encusntra ALI primoFosa
menta Esrvido. Caf5 con leohe y choco.
late, deEde Las siets do Ia mafanR & lea
IL de Ia noCha. FsmogO chocolate BA'
KER muy acEeditado en- todo el mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
FranCia e IngIaterra en- MarrueCOs.

Paris Sptbge 20E gabine h nofa sut6n de
MaEruecoA facn
eneTga
eampsna hasts los aSg neoos m rebede eto
medic de transaction promote gobn france gus no 50 haEdn m
taadas de iados
del Sultan Igata h ra9aazado umatun de Raiu roo Ia. no
na6n ataFS todo eimpoDgan las
reba R consufdos Msruco hs dhO
y TpgeE
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FL Standard" a fIQte.


smiia Inn
han qusd
enasdRs
ada han
"sandd condolences
avrfssa ida SEN ell Casco mkqu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
SEPASE

Que no pnbIiCansos conanp. cadoB sin cue
sean pR gad0g pOT ad0IantadO.
CAoa soiS palaDTas SO cRSntan pOF ana Il.
@@a y lR 1nsA vale dieI eenGaVOa.
pl9 90 40n0a que VaRg8n con GeEAURiOA 'eO
Las oaEtaVta 20 &c ea8t9eeaR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

tSeptiembre 18. 1907.-Sr. 1er. Jefs
de Bcmberog, San Juan Puerto Rico.
Senor Remito usted adiuntR, una
copiR de Ia carta que hs recibido hoy del
Ter. Teniente de MRrins, Mr.. Chss. r.
SanderEon. EB mi objsto al enviarle
diehR carta, que I'd. dispopga que Sc de
leCtura de ella en- todaa las bTigsdas del
cuerpo, flo de que GO ConozCs ese docu-
mento que honra muy merecids mente al
cabo Celestino Pen quien ha logrado,
eafoTzandose nob'emente en- 81 deGempsfio
de IN deber, lamar Ia st9nci6n distin.
guirse. Es de asperar que ega conduCta
levantsda del ex presado Pe6a, hR de ser.
vir de justo tatfmulo, para repetidas imi.
taciones poF parte de sus ccmpafeToB, que
RpFeciRrSu una vez mas, seguraments,
CuSn noble y gFande misi6n visnen llenan.
do en- las horas de peligro, en- los momen.
tos en- que Rus conciudRdRnoB Rientsn sobra
81 Ia terrible Rcci6n de los incendios Ell
Rcto de valoT evideuts, realizRdo por Pefia
debe quedaT gSRbado en la memoTis de
sus cpmpaiisrcg, como hR dc quedaT en- 81
buen Fecuerdo de cuantoa hemos tsnido
noticia de tl'oF; como quedsE6 de flo
en- el coraz6n del que ha sabido distin'
guirBe dentTo de nm empeEo altamente
noble desintereBRdo. SfrvRse asimismo,
paBaF copis 81 expresado Pefia, de la carts
del 81. SsnderBop, de asta mia. Rasps
tuoSsmente, >(frmado) F. del Yale, AL.
calde.
Ell cuerpo de bomberoa de Ia ciudad ha
cumplido siempre con los aEtoB deberes
que Ie imponen su noble misi6r pero
necssita que le proporcionen tada clsse de
medios para ejeTcsrla con Ia mayor Eeguri'
dad , efi2iencia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
Ell Canada Y FranCia entendidOs.

septembre 2E OOnesl Frsncia Canada ha dO
nters mbOO las uu fnces pOdrdn hsoer cOpe
production agra industrial del Canada ban obno grandeS ebjas 81
ahoTa
han elebrado naci6n paise de America
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SH8VIGI0 ESPECIAL DE- CABLES
La Oenocracia y La Correspondence
UNID6S
OtrO gran aCOrazado
para Ia marina ingIesa.

Lnd seembre depamento de marina Iogrrs ha ena
ban hacienda buque eOntendr6 adeanto
"DeAdnugh
ipo
hegan colo
caihTp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

Sc VENOE UNA TIENDA en- Ia
calle de San Francisco que tiene de venta
nm gran Eurtido de srtfculos varioB. Para
informes dirijirHs "La CcErespondencia
de Puerto Rico" 3Ov
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

ALAS IMPRENTAs, Papel para pc
ri6dico, claHe superior, tsmaiio 30x44 De
ITALIA & precies moderadts L. PgonGs Mar.
II, Tetu6n as Telefano 387. Sc 1miten
6rdenes al por mayor. Escriba 10 icitan
do mueatEas. FL precio eS 81 mas btjo
del meTcad0. Is v 3,
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ST VD. DE5EA MUNTAR IN bonito
bufete conBultoTio 8 ests bleceTEe en- M
FitiO c6ntrico de San Juan, yea Ia nueva
cara que queda al lsdo del antique edifi
clio Diputaci6n, poE Ia Gale de- San Jose,
81 contxsrd buenoS frescos depaEtsmentos
q precits limits dos. II farmara jose Bs.
Van, Allen St 81. Box 216. is 70.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

En- 'La Correspondence de Puerto
Rico', Allen 64, hay de venta rscibos ta
l0nari0s para cObTo de alquiisrss dc casan
&anEna en- mesSlico con frmaa, dacIa "a
cioneA de naCimisntO, defunoi6n , CartiRcs
ci6n m6dioA. y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
Ell GIGlIds Do Ia CIudld J q tsnIsRts SandasOn
felICItan a un bumharO

LIS ziguientes comunicsciones han Hido
evisdas con TefereqCia al cabo Celestino
Ptfl', con motive del dltimo incendio
ocuIridc en- esta ciudad:
"septiembre 18, 1907.-Al Hon. Alcal'
de de In ciudad de San Juan.-eaa Juan,
Puerto Rico.
seior: Me % muy grato llevar su
conocimiento el nombre de Cele5tino Pen ),
cAbo de bombeFog, que eBtuvo bsjo mi
Immediate obaervaCi6n On 81 faego del
Hotel Iuglaterra 81 luneB por Ia mocha,
5eptiembre Is, 1907.
81 cabo PehR 30 porto con muchs san.
gre fria bravuTa siendo de los primeros
en- llegsT al lugar crfticO del fuego, expo
niendoue gran peligEo en- 81 cumplimien'
to de Bu debeF.
Muy Eespetnosamente, (frmado) Ckas.
r. SandersOm, Firat Lieutenant, U. 8.
Marine CoTps."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

LA RELOJERTA y iOyerfa del sr.
Kehrhahn y Co. se ha trasladado Ia ca
lie de San Jose 10 frente al Correo, donde
hay conEtantemente nm buen surtido dc re-
loieH = otraE prendRR pa.
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VICE cONsULADO DANES En- VfQuEs, P. R.

Por cuanto habiendo fAlleCido en- euta
iBIa uin otorgar disposition teatamentarfa
81 gubdito dan6B Emilio Anduze GalIaC,
Ba hace p6blico por medic del prssents
edicto que Se inIsEtar6 an dos de los peri6
dicon de mayor circulation que % editan
an San Juan Puerto Rico para q. los que e
cYean heTederos del aIudido Emilio Anduzs
GaIlac, al como sus acTeedores, presenter
dant1o del t6rmino de CUARENTA
DIAs ca 6ste VICE CONSULADO
Gale de San JuRn, los documentoa debi'
damento legalizadog, justifCAtivoB del de.
recho que les asiuta. Vieques, Pusgto Ri
co | dc Eeptiembre de 1907 ?. Duteil
Vice Consul Danes. 40v.s.
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In gran yapOr para enigrantes.

pruebas Mutan"
conseguidas E
facidada
ga del No expehcn pv6ximB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

ANUNCIO.-Se aErispda yende una
heEmoEa incs compuesta de $50 cuerdas
de terreno, propias para siembra de csna,
tabaco etc. EAt6 Biturda & orillas de la
CarTetera de AguadiIla Isabella, tiene ex.
Celsnte sgua y algunas aiembras de csflag.
Para mes infoEmeE Luis N. MaisonaVe,
Farmac6utico, Aguadilia, Puerto Rico.
AZ &. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

Con mosivo de las egplendidaG fsstas
que sa eutkn efectusndo ca SantuFce, 81
patron San Mateoy las grRndeg cafFaEas
On Il Hip6dromo, ino cabs ID gente en- 81
gran Hotel HELVETIA de Pedro Echi'
"a, sl que ha tenino que tomar una CASA
para los numeroros pedidos que ls hacsn,
de habitacioue1 Crus 27 eltk Bituado el
hotal.
En@a imptsnis b vondO papol dc po
Pi6diea visa a2.OO los GO kllos (WA quliN
tsll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

Sc VENDE UNA FINCA q ue produ
CO dc $500 & $500 mspsuales, cuyo pro
6u 3to se tomR on mstSlico mansualments
y estS frente carTetera pocos kil6metroB
de Fan Juan. En- eAtR impTenta ~infor'
marso. Is w.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

Sc vENDE CAL VIVA = apagads.
DiIiiirue juan Mollfnlleda, Rio -PiedraB'
Apartsd0 83. Is vs..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
IELEGRAMA.

La COmpaffs industrial dc EaDtugCs.
ttrsCs piuo ingles 8 S26. 16v .,
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-El ron "Expoaici6n San Luia'' de lon
seliorea A. Alvarez HeTmanos es 81 mejoE
y mss puro da "a olsse. Constantaa pedi.
dos que aOrsditan 81 bondad, Son despa.
Chados poE eata CASA on ia OstabIscimiento
Ban joss T.. an,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

Sc ALQUILAN departamentoa pro.
pias para oicinas en- Ia Plasa Principal %
al lRdo del ayunts misnto. IefoHmara
San Juan Sporting Goods Company.
15y 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

-EN Ell CLUB De Z. Kehrhahn '
90, San jose Is, 90 venden dos relo
jOa do GRO Cada ssmana. La Ultima sema
ua obtuvo uno Pl6cido Morales de San
juan sooio ntimero 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21

--sa compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estadc,
collares antiques de c:rag J prendas anti
guag.
DiEfjase P. j. B. CIilto / (altou) San
Juan al 8 caIle. Aurora, Ponce. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-21
lNDlCAD0RI GENERAL

JNSElo A LAS MADREs.-EI Jarabe caln1ante de
q Sen Wnslow debe siempre que los ni1os esG
rodo de Ia dentcion PropoFciona alvio immediate
Pequeno paeente produce uR susno natural trsnsuo
silvia e dolor ei angelto desPerta muY vivo alegre
encas, aivk aus dolores hace aeies las fnciones dsl
estomngo y Fsgna los ntestncs. Es el meoF Temedio
eonoedo para dtaea va provenga esta de Ia dntlc6n
Dc suaquera otra 1tngass mucho cudado en- pea
JSrs6e Calnante Dc a SennES NinsloW"s Is 81 Gnso
= sado&
The border vidette., 1907-04-06
Territory OF Arizona, I
FRANK J. DUFFY,
Secretary.

Territory OF Arizona, &C
County of Santa Cruz.
Before me, Phil Herold, Notary
Public in and for the county of Santa
Cruz, Territory of Arizona, on this day
personally appeared N. c. Banks and
Frank J. Duffy, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscribed to
the foregoing instrument as the pres
ident and secretary respectively of the
Pacific Coast of Mexico Exploration
CO., and ack nowledged to me, each for
himself, that he executed the same for
the purposes and consideration therein
expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of Of
flee at Nogales, Arizona, this twenty
fifth day of February, A. D., 1907
- (Sea1) PHIL HEROLD,
Notary Public.
My commission expires February IL,
1908. 3-z-6
The border vidette., 1907-04-06
ARTICLES OF GRAFTON
THE ESCONDIDO COPPER COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESEN rs
That we, the undersigned, j. S. Garetson of st.
Louis, j. A. Horrell of Pasadena, California
John s. Hurst of Nogales, Arizona, j. C. Nc
Knight and F. A. Garetson of San Diego. Ca
lifornia, and Thomas Ellis of Magdalena, Me-
xico being DESTROYS of forming corporation
under the laws of the Territory of Arizona
have this day voluntarily associated ourselves
together into "a body corporate, and have made,
executed and acknowledged these Articles of
Incorporation and to that end, do hereby
certify:
The name of this corporation and by which
it shall be authorized to act is THE ESCON-
DIDO COPPER COMPANY The names of
the incorporators are j. s. Garetson. j. A.
Horrell. John S. Hurst, J. q. Mcknight, F. A.
Garetson and Thomas Ellis. The principal
place of transacting the business of this cor
poration in the Territory of Arizona shall be
at thefown of Nogales Santa Cruz county the
principal place of transacting its business out
side of the Territory of Arizona ehall be at the
city of st. Louis, state of Missouri. and branch
offices may be established at such other place
or places the Board of Directors may from
time to time determine.
The general nature of the business to be
transacted by this corporation is to loo tie, buy,
ate or sell or otherwise dispose of mines
mining claims or prospects of gold. silver or
or mineral lands or properties; to buy. lease
operate, improve. mortgage, sell, convey or
otherwise dispo e of and develop lands, con-
cessions, franchises, rights of way, mining
claims oil wells, and other real estate, and
interests in any of said properties: to engage
in and carry on the business of mining, build
ing and operating stamp mills and other mills.
extracting precious metals. boring, digging,
drilling, tunnelling and exploring for, Produc-
ing. refining, distiIIing. treating. manufactur-
ing. mining. carving; h1ndling. storing, deal
ing In, buying. and selling gold, silver, copper,
coal iron, oil, petroleu n, mineral gas, asphal-
tum, bitumPn. bitumenOus rock and other
minerals and hydrocarbon su distances, and for
such purposes to buy. contract for, lease or
otherwise acquire. hold own, manage and
operate, mortgage. sell or otherwise dispose of
refineries, pipe lines. tanks. cars manufactures
machinery and other works, property and ap
pliances, franchises and rights of way for
transporting and reigbting, patents and leases
under patents that may be in cident or aux
Hilary to said business or pertaining thereto. or
that may be deemed nece sary or convenient or
appurtenant by the Board of Directors of said
corporal also factor agent to engage
in and carry ON any of the occupations herein
mentioned, any portion thereof; also to
establish and carry agencies, offices, stores,
storage tanks, structures. appliances and
houses, and to buy. and sell all articles or
products manufactured 10y itself other per
sons corporations; also to purchase or other
wise acquire. hold, pledge, hypothecate, sell or
otherwise dispose of shares of the capital stock
The border vidette., 1907-04-06
Pacific Coast of Mexico Exploration Co.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That special meeting
of the stockholders of the Pacific
Coast of Mexico Exploration Co. held
at the office of the Secretary in the
town of Nogales, Arizona, on the
twenty-fifth day of February, A. d.,
1907, for the purpose of amending the
Articles of Incorporation of said Com
pany, a majority of the stock duly is
sued being present as required by law,
the following amendments to the Artl-
cles of Incorporation of said Company
were offered, and were adopted by the
unanimous vote of the stock present,
to-wit:
Article ". of the Articles of II
corporation was amended to read as
follows:
Article ". The amount of the
Capital Stock of this corporation shall
be Sixty Thousand Dollars $3.50, OOO),
divided into six thousand (6O0O) shares
of the par value of Ten Dollars $4,000
each, to be paid for at such time and
in such manner as the Board of Direc
tors shall determine, and said stock
when issued, shall be fully paid and
e shall be non-a ssessable.
Article VII. of said Articles of In
corporation, was amended to read as
follows:
Article VII. 1.-THE business affairs OF
this Corporation shall be conducted by
a Board of Five Directors, each of
whom shall be stakeholder; and
whenever any director ceases to be a
stock holder he shall at the same time
cease to be a director. The directors
shall be elected by the stockholders at
their regular annual meeting and shall
hold their office until their successors
are elected and qualified. The first an
nual meeting of the stock holders shall
be held on the first Monday of Novem-
Der, 1907, and until such first annual
meeting the Board of Directors of this
corporation shall consist of n. G..
Banks, E. Titcomb, F. N. Cox, p. j :.
Aguirre and Frank J. Duffy. Annual
meetings of the stockholders shall
thereafter be held on the first Monda y
of November in each year.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said
corporation has caused these presents
to be signed by it's President and at
tested by its Secretary this twenty-nfth
day of February, A. d., 1907.
(SeaD N. G.. BANKS.
President.
Attest:
FRANK J. DUFFY,
Secretary.
The border vidette., 1907-04-06
AMENDM ENJS
TO THE

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
The Washington times., 1907-11-22
Used
To Set Up Message
Of the President

Typesetting machines were used for
the first time this year in printing the
Presidents message. This mammoth
document reached the Government
Printing Onice at o'clock Monday aft
ernoon and was completed shortly after
midnight OF that day.
The utmost secrecy was maintained by
Public Printer Stillings in order TO keep
the contents OF the document fresh for
the eyes OF Congress in December. The
manuscript was carried TO the Print
Shop by one Of the secretaries to the
President and left in Mr.. Stillings
hands
The message was chopped up into fine
bits and slashed into such tiny sections
that but few Of the cOmpOsitOrs who
worked on the copy were aware they
were putting into type the Presidents
message.
All sheets spoiled in printing and every
proof of the copy set up, as we'll as
the good and bad type forms, were Sc
Curely locked in the vault under the
eagle eye OF the superintendent Of man
ufacture.
At the Print Shop Il is said the rec
ord for setting up the Presidents mes
sage was broken this year.
The Washington times., 1907-11-22
PRESIDENT SCORED
BY NEW WORKERS
County Committee Lays
Brownsville Resolution
on Table.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The. Browns
vile episode was revived by the Repub-
lican county committee at its meeting
In the Murray Hill Byceum last night.
for the purpose. apparently. Of attack
ing President Roosevelt. A resolution
introduced by Gichrist Stewart, leader
Of the cclored Republicans OF the Thir-
teenth Assembly district led To lois
and bitter debate. in which structures
were freely passed on the Presidents
action in that matter.
The resolution was finally laid On the
table by an overwhelming vote, after
its opponents had charged that 1t had
been introduced with view OF embar-
RAISING the President.
The imposition TO the Stewart resolu-
ton was led by the friends OF Chairman.
Herbert Parsons.
The resolution. after condemning the
discharge without honor of the bat
talon of the Twenty-fifth United States
Infantry, members of which were al
legged to have been implicated in the
shooting up OF the little Texas town,
called for a recommendation to Con-
gress providing that pending inVesuga-
ton. the battalion should be restored
to the ranks on the ground that the
good records Of these black soldiers en-
title them to a white mans chance"
The Washington times., 1907-11-22
Aged Man Struck
DOwn With Club
BY Highwayman

William T Belts, sixty years Of age,
q coal dealer, at Sl3 II street northeast,
Is suffering today from cuts and bruises
ca his head and shoulders after a brutal
attack by an unknown assailant in the
rear Of bis residence, 647 Ninth stree:
northeast, about $50 O'Clock last night
In going from his coal yard 70 mis-
home. Mr.. Belts always passes through
his woodshed. enterting the house by
the rear door. Last night as he was
passing through the woOdsheG he was
struck over the head with some heavy
instrument, the blow telling him TO the
ground Although stunned and suffer
ing intense pain. Mr.. Belts was not IN
conscious, He called for help, but the
mon fed
Mr.. Belts did not get q gnod look at
his assalant, but he is CerlatL the man
was a negro. IN speaking Of the at
tack this morning. Mr.. Belts said he
believed che motive for the Hstack was
robbery, as he knew o. ~ one who
would have any reason for making an
attack on aim.
Police OF the Ninth precinct are max
ing a thorough investigation into the
case today, but as Mr. Belts was only
able TO furnish q very meaEer desCrip-
ton, there are practically no clues on
which II work