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How The Glorious Fourth Of July
Was Celebrated by Other Americans

Washington, July s. President
Roosevelt saw no official callers to-
day, although he transacted the GUS
tomary amount of routine business.
His celebration of independence day
took place in the evening, when,with
his family, relatives and number of
other friends, he watched pyrotech-
mic displays on Sycamore Hill.
Celebrate Day at Quito.
Guayyqull, Ecuador, July 5. -
Flags over government buildings and
residences of foreign oonsuls were
hoisted today in commemoration OF
the American national holiday.
American Minister Fox celebrated the
day at Quito with a reception at
the legation and this afternoon Con-
sui Dietrich held a reception here.
The government has ordered militia
~ bands in front Of the American le-
cation at Quito and consulate of
this city.
July Fourth at Berlin.
Berlin, July g. The Fourth of
July was celebrated periodically by
the American colony of this city.
Fully four hundred members of the
colony chartered steamer and sail
ed up the River Spree to the suburb
of Grunan, whore a picnic was held.
This was followed by field sports for
medals presented by some promi-
nent members of the colony. The
days outing camsto an end with a
dinner at which Consul General
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Nation of shopkeepers.

Napoleon must have been right af-
ter all. We are a-nation of sbopkeep-
ers. There is nothing in the shop we
are not ready to sell at a price. We
would no doubt sell the Great Seal
If we could get a good enough offer
from Mr. Pierpont Morgan. Shakes
peare folks, first editions of Walton,
the portraits of Reynolds. of Rom
mey-- these and any other national
heirlooms. only given a fat enough
offer, we are happy to part with to
any foreign nation that has the taste
and money to buy them. We can put
them as coolly as Charles Surface did
the forbears-London Saturday Re
view.
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anniversary of its independenee-
Rannuet AT PaTis.

Paris, July Thousands of
American flags floated over Paris
yesterday TO COMMEMORATE 1ndepend-
ence day Last night the American
chamber of commerce gave its regu-
lar Fourth of July banquet.
Havana Celebrates.
Havana, July 5.-The Fourth OF
July was celebrated here yesterday
by a review of two thousand troops
stationed at Camp Columbia. The re
view was witnessed by a great gath.
ering of Americans and Cubans.
Taft To Join Family.
Millbury, Mass, July % Secreta-
rs of War Taft who came here last
evening to visit his mother. Mrs. Lou
lisa NJ. Taft. left this afternoon for
Manchester by the Sea where he will
remain until tomorrow. From Man
chester he will go to Murray Lake
Canada, to join his family.
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.ckara made an address.
Americans at Vienna.

1hackara made an address.
Americans at Vienna.
Vienna, July 5.-The American
colony celebrated the Fourth Of July
by trip down the Danube 20 Press
burg, the Hungarian town where the
Magyar kings used TO be crowned.
The visitors were received by
Hungarians of Pressburg with enthu-
siasm.
Reception at The Hague.
Tn Hague. July 5.-Dav.d Jane
Hin, the American minister to the
Netherlands, and Mrs. Hill, gave a
Fourth of July dinner last night to
the members of the American and
British delegations to the peace con-
ference and other guests. The dinner
was followed by reception and ball.
Brighten City of Dublin.
Dublin, July 5.-American visit
ors frightened this city today with
demonstrations in honor of the
Fourth of July. The most prominent
buildings were decorated with Amer
lean and Irish flags.
Demonstration i'm Turkey.
Constantinople. July s. Ambas-
,sador and Mrs. Leshman held a
Fourth of July reception yesterday
which was attended by practically
all Americans mere.
Votes Congratulations.
Rio De Janeiro, July b Senate
yesterday passed a vote congratulat-
ing the United States upon the latst
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II takes a mighty keen sense OF
humor to appreciate a joke when 1t l.
on yourself.
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Once man gets on top. he finds
II almost as hard to stay there as It
was To get there
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80
rather portly
I youthful suit
lat on a bench
he spring day.
sonny?" he
Who lay on the
walk and star
IT you go and
e boy replied
raj. the old
)r a boy to be
M run about?''
In i" the LITTLE
Just waitin
n painted that
es ago "Wo-
on.
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pl and be hap
US in misery.
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Wrccker Out Again.

This morning at 7:45 O'Clock the
wrecker left Paducah for Nortonville
20 pick up several derailed coal cars.
II started TO Nortonyille yesterday to
work the deraiment, when the Clay
Switch wreck called Il south.
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His Assistant
own With

and his wife,
gatchman at
company at
ct, shot Riley
In the chest
with a revolt
d causing a
| Briggeman
the police.
In the rear of
was employ
day to watch
his wife took
;. Returning
( Briggeman
boat and dock
es of water In
3 he upbraid-
sligence and
between them.
the hill to-
lfe then began
. Mrs. Brigge-
shanty boat,
/ on the dock.
few moments
genan pump
I her why she
him the boat
! he denied.
d Turner for
this she says
I'D enough on
her to the
tered.
10 the shanty
demanded of
luck his wife.
lggeman and
lBriggeman on
lip Accord
his wife, Tur-
Is pocket, and
A., Brlggeman
shot Turner In
attempted TO
B men to stop
was fired be
her object.
y went 10 the
and asked Col
r the police,
Is given. After
Driggeman
hnd the police
his wife was
back to her.
IS and John
} on the docks
mis- home
ylor. superin-
Is waiting for
TX Briggeman's
sign In any
ad never been
luiet and gen
is a native OF
has been TAX
be river front.
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Observation-Disclosures
TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT
Several Subjects VIII Be Discussed
and Refreshments VIII
Be Served.

The Presbyterian Brotherhood will
meet tonight at o'clock in the
First Presbyterian church. The
subjects will be Shall We Popu-
larize the Brotherhood Shall We
secularize it? Shall We Get to
Work, If so How? The Brotherhood
has SO members and good attend
ance is expected. DR.. 7. NJ. Hood is
chairman Of the refreshmeht COM
mittee and F. L. Wilson of the casket
company a member. Both are urged
to be there at the close as their SER
vices may be needed.
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HEIR APPARENT
BORN AT MADRID

installed. At s o'clock tonight the
Knights will meet again in the hall
for parade in costumes and de-
gree contest between several teams
The final meeting will be the banquet
TO be given by the Ladies of the Mac
cabees at the Waldo tonight be-
ginning at II o'clock.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hollister, Supreme
Commander, called the convention of
the West Virginia Ladies of the Mac
cabees to order In the assembly hall
Of the Waldo hotel Friday morning
at $50 o'clock.
Mayor Grille made an address or
welcome and Attorney Frank IL.
Rhodes, who is a Maccabee, also
made brief address on subjects per
tanning to the order.
After the enrolment, which show
ed that thirty-five hives were well
represented by large delegations, re-
ports of the Supreme Commander
Mrs. HollIster, State Commander
Mrs. Helen T. Burt, and of
the various hives were read.
AS will be seen by the statistics gath
cred from these reports published in
the Telegram, the Ladies Of the Mac
cabees in West Virginia are flourish
ing and growing rapidly
Mrs. Helen T. Burt, the State
Commander, who resides in Ypsilan.
ii, Mich, was elected Supreme Dele.
gate to the Supreme Convention
which meets in Atlantic City this
summer, and Mrs. Emma E. Brooks.
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DIR HAYsioND SELLS
Fine Driving Horse to DIR. Fitch and
Regrets 1t.

DR.. Luther Raymond has sold his
fine driving horse to DR.. D. P. Fitch.
of Fairmont, for $500 and already
regrets the sale. The mare was one
of the fastest in the city and DR..
Raymond only consented to part with
her because he has no use for a
horse at the present time. DR..
Fitch has already been offered nice
profit on his bargain but knows a
good horse too well to consider a
hundred dollars or so profit.
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Part III.
Crap Shooting Under Difficulties. !"
Introducing a burlesque of San
Antonio.)
CAST.
scotty. proprietor. 80. -. Roy Byrd
Bill Coon, game keeper ......
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Knights and Ladies Of State
Holding Ag77ucs5 Convention
Mrs. Helen II. Burt and Mrs. Emma
Brooks Are Elected Supreme
Delegate and Alternate.
KNIGHTs HAVE sTREET PARADE
Large Attendance Marks Gathering
Which is Most Successful Ever
Held in West Virginia.


Knights and Ladies of the Mac
cabees of West Virginia have taken
possession of clarksburg. They
are here in throngs attending their
annual State conventions which are
being held in the assembly hall of
the Waldo hotel and the Odd Eel
lows lodge hall on Main street and
without question the meetings are
the most successful and have larg-
er attendance than any conventions
they have ever Held in the State.
Uniform Rank Meets.
The Uniform Rank started the day
Friday with session in the D. X.
Reed hall on Pike street. Major
General sletaer, Of Cleveland, O.. the
highest officer of the rank presided
and the members talked over the
secret work, of the branch and dis
cussed matters of Importance to the
brigade in West Virginia.
At s:SO o'clock the general CON
vention of the knights was called
to order dn the Odd Fellows lodge
hall by State Commander c. G.
showalter and the first business
taken up was the enrolment of dele
gates and visitors. When that work
had been completed 1t was ascertain
ed that more than 200 Sir Knights
were in attendance, including dele
gates and visitors. all of whom are
entitled to vote.
Commander Reads Report.
Then Commander showalter read
his annual report in which the
status of the order in West Virginia
was thoroughly discussed and some
helpful suggestions and encourage
nsent given to the members.
Following this came the appoint
ment of committees to arrange the
work for report at the session which
begins at o'clock. A committee
on resolutions was appointed and one
on good OF the order.
Consideration of the proposed
amendments to the Supreme Tent
laws was then taken up until the
noon adjournment.
Street Parade.
After dinner the Knights gave a
street parade. At 2 O'Clock the
officers, uniform rank, members of
local tents and visitors formed in
line and marched along Pike and
Main streets, making fine showing.
There was squad of mounted po-
lice, the supreme officers of the
Ladies Of the Maccabees in carriages,
Mayor Grille and other dignataries in
carriages, and vincent's Band of
Grafton rendering music in the line.
Afternoon Session.
AT 4 o'clock the knights will again
assemble in the /. o. o. F. hall to
continue their deliberations. The
election of officers was postponed
from the morning session until in
the afternoon when they will also be
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T1rongs Attend Sig Public
Meeting in the Court House
Eloquent and Interesting Addresses
are Delivered by National and
State ofticers.
IADIEs MAIZE FINE spnnoHns.
Supreme Commander Markey, Taken
III While Enrout Here, is Pre-
vented From Attending.

* J..
The annual conventions Of the
knights and the Ladies of the Mac
cabees of West Virginia opened in
this city Thursday night when d big
public meeting was held inethe court
house attended by a large concourse
of men and women and dellght-
fully interesting program in which
heading officers of'both Organizations
took part was rendered.
Welcome BY Mayor Grille.
Afier a musical number By Wells's
orchestra, State Commander o. c.
showalter, of Pa-kersburg, the pre-
siding o:=cer, introGuced Mayor La
fayette c. Grille who in brief ad-
dress Of welcome extended the hos
pitality of the city to the visitors.
He said that fraternal orders do
much good and the Maccabees espe-
cially do so because the members
have happy means OF bearing one
another's ourcens.
Supreme Commander Ill.
Mr., showalter responded to the
address of welcome by saying that
the knights and Ladtes were very
glad to have the privilege and pleas
ure OF meeting in clarksburg. He
said that the city had grown con-
siderably since the last convention
of the Knights was held here in
1896 and he compared the wonder
ful growth with the equally won
derful growth Of the Maccabees in
West Virginia. He announced, to
the deep regret of the audience, that
the Supreme Commander, d. p.
Markey, of Port Huron, Mich. would
be unable to be present and make
the address according to the pro-
gram as he had been taken very Ill
in Pittsburg while en- route to this
city and was detained there on that
account.
Mrs. HoIIister Speaks.
Mr.. showalter then introduced
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hollister, the SUI
preme Commander Of the Ladies Of
the Maccabees, who held the rapt
attention of her auditors with a
highly interesting address about the
L. o. 7. NJ. She said that fraternal
organizations were progressing and
that progress marks the world. The
man or woman who gets in the way
Of the wheels of progress these days
will get hurt. She went ON to tell
of the great fraternal beneficiary
system OF the Maccabees which Is
pouring out thousands Of dollars
each week to
Relieve the Unfortunate
and those in distress. '.we can see
more than the mere money concern.
ed in our order" Mrs. Holiister
said, I'VE see the organized human
sympathy anG human love.
A scientific basis OF operation
eharaeterizes the Maccabees and the
tcontinued on page s.)
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When the Evening Breeze is Sigh
ing Home, Sweet Home"-Mr. GIL
Grand Finale-Company.
Overture by Prof. Crows Harmonists
Part II.
shinn and Minnis- -Premiers of
Musical Comedy.
Mr.. Samuel R. Bentley-Will Tell
About Father and Other People.
Mr.. Fleming Holden-With Apollo
gies to Anna Held.
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OnceF Lewis, cop. LEO Cau1elQ
Janitor .............. Duke Wells
Crooks, Guns, Molls, Fakirs, Strong
Arm Men. Cappers. routs, Second
Story Men, Con Men, Bunko Men,
Politicians, Etc.
San Messrs. Coyne.
Gerst, Shinn. Holden.
The above, as all will observe, is
Just exactly like a baseball score
book-all one has to do is to look
at 1t and at once conclude that IT was
fine. That is exactly what the Elks
minstrel show. under the direction
of Augustine ]. Smith, was at the
opera house Thursday night. In
deed. it was superfine-the equal OF
any national minstrelsy ever on the
American stage.
The features were many and
strictly new and novel. affording an
evenings entertainment that was
highly pleasing to the large house
present-one that brought extacy to
every sour and furnished all the
amusement any one could desire.
Special mention might be made Of
all the numbers and the accomplish
ed manner OF the actors, special
comedians and musicians, but really
there Is no necessity as 1t is all
summed up in the phrase: simply
great.
Highly gratifying was the patron
tcoutiuusd On pase 81
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'MACCABEES TAKE The CITY

.M|NSTRELS 5 !.
ARE GREAT
EIks Do Themselves Proud Before
Big House at the Grand Opera
House in Minstrelsy.
THE SHOW IS A BIG HIT
Special Features Are All New and
Novel and Provide an Evening of
Real Amusement.
Part /.
Libretto by Gus Smith and Joe Nin-
Ter, (dec'd.)
The Cut Ups"
Percy Byrd Jack MINIS
!. A. Sloppy Dan Clark
Interlocutor,
Mr.. Samuel R. Bentley
The Choir Celestial (?)
Messrs. Roy Byrd, R. E. Gill, Ches-
Ter Gerst, R. A. Farland, Coyne, F.
Gill, Holden, Denham, j. Gill,
shinn, Boyle, Brooks, Francois,
steger, Paquet, Gould, Wells.
Hornor, Estill, Mulheran, caufiela.
Musical Programme.
Opening overture by entire company
and Prof. r. L. Crows Harmonists
Meet Me, Sweet Kathleen, in Honey
Suckle Time"-Mr- Gerst.
Let 1t Alone"-Percy Byrd.
While the Old Mill Wheel is Turn
ing" ........... R. A. Farland
Castle on the Nine"-Mr. Minnis.
Down in the caverns' s''-Mr. Roy
Byrd.
"Bm simmons"-Mr. Minnis.
"A Vacant Room"-Mr. Clark.
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pnccn Victorla's Baby is a Boy and
Spanish People Shout
Their Delight.
Eay !. gaociated Prass.l

L~@y E9OS4AtGA &&g1bsl
MADRID, Spain, May 1O-Queen
Victoria has given, birth to boy.
When few hours before the birth
The doctors attending the Queen an
nounced that the birth was matter
of only few hours, preparations
were made to carry out the ceremon-
ial observed at the birth Of the first
offspring Of a King and Queen.
Nothing was omitted from the court
~ etiquette
News of the imminence of the
birth spread throughout the capitol.
The people promptly made way to
the palace front which was packed
with large crowds who shouted their
delight in various ways when it be-
came known that the baby was a boy.
According TO the degrees Of the
Spanish government the son born
viii bear the title of the Prince Of
the Austrias.
Queen Victoria was married to
King Alfonso, May 81, 1906.
The birth of the baby occurred at
12:45 o'clock p. m. The boy will
be named Alfonso.
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of wheeling. was elected Supreme
Alternate.
The election of Mrs. Burt is an
honor worthily bestowed for she has
done much good work for the order
in this State, Michigan. Delaware,
Maryland, the District Of Columbia,
Wisconsin, Indiana and Texas. She
has been State Commander for four
years and the net increase of men,
hership during her last term was
756. She is one Of the hardest
wd.kers IN the order and she will
als represent the state at the
stSAame convention. Mrs. Brooks
is also one Of the leading spirits Of
the organization in the state
Miss Bina NJ. West, Supreme Rec
ord Keeper, addressed the convention
and talked about the business af-
fairs of the order.
I'M the afternoon the convention
again convened for class initiation
and recess was taken for the
Rights parade after which the dele
gates again men and witnessed ex-
emplifcation of the degree work.
At 8 O'Clock tonight there win be
another session in the assembly han
at which there will be a guard rill
contest between the sistersville and
Fairmont teams. which win be fol-
flowed by dancing.
The state officers Of the L. o. r.
tContrnusd On. pags 81
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EYtra6a historic de IN matrimonio.

Un padre, compTometido cauarue con
au propia hija, hR dessparecido de Osaka,
al deAcubriESe las relsciones de parenteHco
que habfs entire elloB.
Tan extrafs novels tuvo origen hace
veinte afios, cuando un tai Saksmoto, de
Omori, cerca de Yokohama, disgust6le con
Hu mujsr y SO apaEt6 de ella y de su hJa.
Ri refeTido Ssksmoto, &c fu6 81 NoTts
del Jap6n , estableci6Be como ComsFciants
Habiendo lcgFRdo prosporsT, SO RETRO de
los negcCios y fuese vivir de nueve
Oaks.
ALI tTsb6 conocimiento con una fsmiIia
que hRbfa adoptado & una hermoBa nifis
cuya madFe muri6 cuando aqueIla tepf1
veinte amos.
Sakamoto, fascinado tarriblemsnte por
la ercantadora hu6rfsns, He enamor6 dc
ella.
Mas va arreglado eI compromiso matri
monisI, descpbri6 casuslmente que 81 pro.
metida no era otEs que la nina por 81
abRudonRda hscfR veiuts sfios.
Este desengsno la hizo huir de nusvo,
pero eBta veg dej6ndole 81 hija una gsan
suma de dinero.
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ERatas de imprenta.

Un padre le sscribfa poT Ia imprenta
au hijo Brcqu6l 10 que sigue:
'Aunque me encuentro de tu viata Is.
jos-jam6s en- mi alma tn memoFia nue.
re; P;-hijo milo, guards Hiempre mis- conse-
jOp:-no divides tn padre que to quis-
re.
70 s6 que til to poHtas como debes;-
Higue aparts del mal,-sigus 81 ssndero de
Ia inmortalidad, que ss 10 primerc:-!s
horau de la vida son muY brsves,--y todo
en- este mundo es pasajsro."
al csjista puac:
"Aunque me encuentro de tu vista le.
ios,-Tom6s On mi alma tn rnemoria niue.
re- guarda sismpre hijo mfo mis- conse
ios;-no miEes & tn padre que tai vez to
quisre.
"Ya &c como te poEtan, que ti bebsg,-
sigue, psrto del NAL, Higua ell sendero-d de
la inmoralidad, que % 10 primeFo; LAS
hcraH de Ia vida son muy brevss-y todo
en- este muudo 90 psusjeFo."
al pobre muchacho crey6 que 80 padre
90 habfs vuelto loco.
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-RseibidoB que sean pOT el sefior
Brown Los sntecsdenteB infoTmaB solici
todoB & Maysgdsz respecto de candidates
para Ia provision de p'azas iudiCiales We.
Cantes, De pEoCedeE6 Rl nombEamiento del
iuez municipal de Humacso.
-Entrs las psrlonas de busn guBto dc
eBts capital, no 20 habla mss que de LOS
excelenteS tTsjes gus para caballsros nj
nos SO vsnden en- e establ aCimiento ''La
PalmeEana" calls de Allen, dc los Hti 3EeI
]. PieraB Co.
FL pag agador de Ia Auditoria de Puer'
to Rico y de Is "Liga anti tubsTculosa" !"
senior 7 E. J4tt, ha FegEssado de lOn
Estadoa Unidos en- donde estuvo en- uso de
hcancis.
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CARTAS DETENlDAS.

En- Ia Administration de correos de eata
ciudad De encuentran Las aiguisntea:
MaCaria, R9as; MaceiER, Francisco;
Naldonado, Ulpiano; Matsu, Jose r.
Martinez, Carmela; Martinez jose; MahO.
mes, jose; Mahones, DoloFsR; Molina, Ju'
lia; MoraIeg, Iigsnis; MontaIvo, Alberto
Moral, Franciscio del; Munis , Antu1
Murine, Faura y Co OtsFo, Felfcits; Or,
tiz, Paula; Orval, Juanita: Qusipo; Cesar
(2); Ramos, AlbsrtO; Reyes Amslis
Reyes, Marfs; Res Bush Co.. Ramos, Gu
mersinda; RTmos. Josefa.
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Terremotosen Italia.

a de sOiia hn
d Mana Catania han udo ateu EegGnde mb6n
pdidss
vn azondo de GoFeL 81 abaEo6 ambi6n
Caabi MuCh d han muycgadas Pero
On las Pane de urbans:c De paa e l.oe he tsdo sndas proper
ndO ploaa aqlO. les pmea tdsoiones rOn derbao
CaabHR Stella temborsg E
orupd6n terror de los
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F. MATRNZQ
Ds. En- nE0lOlNA Y 0IRUJlA
GINNA FRRRRA pML oEsTR

IslpsEaEIO.- ds Rayana5n Oapi.
ia stnulSAn oAuaRnto.
DiaR lAboFhbls-~Ba aEIaRa 8, 1895, 8 80
e,4b 1l.0o. EsEas 1915, 1.46, G.16. ass SAB
ESQ.
Djas feEtiv0s. 9, g.O6, R.gQ, s.4S
11,OS TREd0 Ia.1b, 1sQ. 9,gS, $50, A.20
k.A6 $50.
BiIIsSss oaxetos para diss fsstivos DC
CataE0 Eayam6R, ida yusIGe lR slaRs
e.2s 80 e5aSo so-le. De Bayana6R UsIags
B.llStS OTGiRRriO do Capital Catafi0 on
0lRse & aeRtaV0s
RaysRa6E, 10 40 Rscs:snahrs aa 1906
R Aa6M Wal&aa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-26
IndIv!daa sOspsehaso.

Sc quejRn los vecinoa de la casa n6me-
70 II de Ia calla Allen, de que todas las
madrugadss 30 introduce una persona en-
81 interior ds dicha casa empieEs em
puiar todaB las puertas de Ias hsbitacioneI
habiendo dejado en- una de las pusrtaH una
gran macsta con un psdRzo de EuelR.