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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
CnrdinnI SYnmpn Dies.

BOLOGNA August 1o,---Cardinal Domen-
|ico SYampa, archbishop Of Bologna, is dead
He was born in italy m 1851, and was
lcreated cardinal In lS9a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
HARTMAN ON VACATION,

Railway King Declines to Discuss Any lsusi-
ness Matters.
CHICAGO, I'LL. August l0,--E, IA. Harri-
man spent three hours In Chicago to-day as
n break In a vacation tour that Will take
him into the far West He said tho trip
was wholly for pleasure, and that lie had
.baI.ished business cares fer time.
He spent the timo In Chicago with Julius
Illutschnitt director OF maintenance OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
STRIKERS GAIN POINT.
;,I., .

Girls. H.I
SCRANTON, Pa, August 10.--The first
break In the ranks of the silk mill owners
who Sc employees to the number pf about 5000
are OH strike for a shorter work day. oe-
Cured to-day when Alfred Harvey, who
operates four large mills offered the strik-
Ing girls threa-quarters OF an hour a day
off the present ten and Il half hours. Tho
committee representing the girls from tho
Harvey inils agreed to accept The offer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11

Gee! 1 think the swollcst lid that
ever came through Is a real Panama,
don't you? But think the boss got
r too many this year. You Know We
had to recorder four times on Pan
amas this season, and naturally he
got little reckless. l tried to flag
Kim before / went up in the woods
about ordering too many Pans, but he
gave me the high sign and wouldn't
listen. Now he's got GONE left, and
you can have your choice of our $500
and $3.50 hats at five throw. You
should have seen the wise fellows
picking out suits yesterday They
must have taken notice of the boss's
adj telling about the twenty-five pei
cent. discount we are offering now
No monkey business about this sale
! it's a sure thing. You bug the sui
at the old figures, and we hand YOU
| back one-quarter of the price. Think
lit over and if you want to talk abou
4 it you'll find me lounging on the from
! table. WILLIE,
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07
WOMEN WANT CANTEEN
Petition President To Re Open The Army
 Canteen

Washington, Feb. IA number ot prominent women have started a canteen club and will organize branches all over the country, in an attempt to have the army can teens re-established. A delegation from the society called on the pres dent yesterday and urged that steps be taken to open the canteens again.
 Washington, Feb. 1-Sccretary Taft has approved the recommen- dation oi the general staff that 40 second lieutenants be appointed from the ranks.
 New York, Feb. 1.-The latest thing in trust prosecution is the indictment of the theatrical trust, The indictment charges that a con splracy exists among the large theatre owners in restraint of trade.
 Hair brushes, bath brushes, clothes brushes, nail brushes, tooth brushes, finest goods, lowest prices at Owl Drug Go.
 The numerous trail orders we receive speaks volumes for good service and prompt attention. Red Cross Drug Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07
Rejoicing At Afognak

Afognak, Jan. 19-For many years Alaska maps showed a fish ,ulture station on Afognak island, 'ut It had no existance in reality. \fognak island has been, and is at present., a fish reservation as well lS a forest reservation. Formerly pn this island there were canneries md salteries in active operation, !iving employment to number of latives and white men, but since he establishment of the fish re- erVe, all that has changed, no em )lOyment can be had nor fish can 'e sold and the residents lead precarlous existance, because means by which living was made vas withheld by government from inhabitants on thls island. Now however, people are rejoicing over he glad tdings brought today, in a etter to G. B. Nelson, local store ;eeper, from Mir. ClaudIus Wallich. ield Supt. of Bureau of Fisheries. eeking all available information $ to the site, etc.. for the construc- ion of fish hatchery in TetniA 'ay. That gentleman is at present n Seattle making preparations. md will arrive here early in the bring with material, and the con iruction of fish hatchery will br commenced, and the fish culture station, as shown on maps, will be act on land, also
 Last summer, while here, the iSh commissioner gave assuranc, that local labor would be given pre- 'erence, and as there are men abl, md available to take position, from foreman to common laborers yhlte or native Mir. Wallich nee, rot seek help elsewhere, hence tn, rejoicing. A. F.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07
SAYS WAR IS IMMINENT
Senator Perkins Says A Scrap With Japan Will
 Come

PerklnS, m an address before the National Geographical Society, de- ciares that there is every probabil. ity of a conflict between the United States and Japan. He said that il Is Japan's ambition to nolonize America with it's overflow popula- tion, and that the Japanese natlo, had adopted the policy of expan sion along these lines. He say> that if the United States does no, settle the question at once for al time there will be serious troubl, resulting.
 Washington, Feb. 2-Presiden Roosevelt has directed the secre tary of the navy to express t, Admiral Davis his commendations of his action in withdrawing from Kingston when trouble witt 3wectenham arose.
 Washington, Feb. 2-The Hous, has passed the bill providing fo, Iand offices at Fairbanks anG Nome. Delegate Waskey has been very active in securing the passag "i the bill and it is owing to hi, efforts that it went through.
 Washington, Feb. 2-Louis Hill or the Great Northern road, has written communication to tn, interstate commerce commission regarding the coal situation in North Dakota, He says that the residents of that section refused to accept the coal which was delivered to them because it was screenings and says that is the reason of the present suffering, the people bring ing the shortage on themselves.
 Olympia, Feb. 2-The House has passed the Senate bills appropriat jng $1,O0O,OOO for the use of the Alaska exposition, and providing for the sale of shore lands to raise the money. The attorney general has made a ruling that the squat tcra have no claim to the ground and cannot prevent the sale.
 Tacoma, Feb. 2-Thompson con cluded Eris address to the jury in the case against his son yesterday afternoon. Ttc address was a masterpiece oF oratorical pathos and many of tbe women in the audience we're rendered hysLerical by the speech. The case will go to the jury today.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07

straight falls in eighteen minutes Washington, Feb. 2-The Sen lte has requested Andrew Burleigl O produce proof of his statemen that the Guggenheim interests ar, trying to prevent the granting o government aid to railroads il Alaska so that they can secure {; monopoly of the copper propertie 'f that section, and corner all tn, resources of t},e Copper river val ey. The statement is made tha t there appears to be any founda clon for his charge the Senate vii nave an nvestigation of the ma ter He claims that these inter nsts are trying to secure contro # every possible port of entry {, the copper country, and that whel hat is done they will tie tn, country up to prevent it from com. ng into competition with their in. erests in the states.
 Washington, Feb. 1-The Hous, committee on railroads and tn, representatives of the various raj way systems have agreed on rc. iuCtion of the amount now pai, he roads for the transportation o nail. The reduction agreed upor will amount to over $3,OO0.OOO.
 Seattle, Feb. 1-The shore lant owners along Lake Washington md Unicn dispute the state owner. ohip of the land which it is pr, posed to sell to raise funds for tn, Alaska exposition. They will senC | delegation to Olympia to figI { he bill in the House which was introduced yesterday.
 Washington, Feb. Tt IS stated hy the California delegation that hey believe the question of ex 'Iuding the Japanese from the pul ic schools in San Francisco wi, nc settled in a manner satiSfactor, to all concerned. A change vii probably be made in the treat, with Japan covering this condi. ion.
 Victoria, Feb. 4-Advices have been received that smallpox hge broken out in the concentration amps where the inhabitants of ll, famine stricken districts of China nave been gathered. Many of il ( amps have been abandoned ard lpI If id In1i,.<l 4Ia4 t;f
The Alaska prospector., 1907-02-07

Fresh oysters on every boat at Wikidels.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-06
CGrOCGdo Harmlnos J Co., Suc0sOrss.

i Agentes Generates para la Isla de Puerto
Rico de las respetables firmas, de R. Lopez
de Heredia y Co., Madrid, Vinos finos, Ha-
ro la Rioia, sociedad An6nima ''Bodegas
Bilbafnas," Bilbao, yinos finos para mesa
Sociedad An6nima Explotadora del 'Agua
de Isalus" Tolosa-Espafia, Ia sin rival de
las aguas minerales efervescentes. Com
pagnie du Vim Saint Rapael Societ6 Ano-
nyme, Valence-Drome, Legitimo vino me-
dicinal de San Rafael Q'rance). Les Fills
de F. Schmidt, Bordeaux, Francia, La en-
tidad mas importante en- vinos Franceses
para mesa. United Danish Butter Pres
serving Company, Copenhaguen, Dina
marca, Mantequilla danesa. la primera en-
su clase y de mayor consume en- la Isla.
A. r.. VaIespino Hermano 'tJer6z de la
Frontera," Espaf1a. Los vinos mas supe-
riores de Jer6z y de reconocido prestigio en-
el Mundo entero. Importadores en- gran
escala, en- el ramo de where's fnos de todas
classes y procedencias y de las marcas mas
acreditadas, de America y Europa, asf CO.
mo de toda clase de aguas minerales y
artfculos para Farmac6uticos, Correspon-
sales en- ell mundo entero San Juan Puerto
Rico. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-06
ConfIIefo On d Canad6

0ttawa.-Mr. Ishil discutiFS ls question
de Vancouver con Sir WiIfrid LsurieE.
Dicese que el Canad6 psgsrd los per-
iuicioB, cRFgandoIos cuenta de Ia cindad
de Vancouver y que 81 Jap6n limitar6 Ia
immigration. Los hind6s eAt6n rondando
las GALES de Vancouver y duermen 81 raHo
El mayor hs recibido permiao para uBar 81
salon de ejsrcicios del dominic para aIber,
CARLOS Mr.. Scott, Buperintendente de in.
migraci6n, ha lido de Ottawa Vancouver
deportBr6 algunos orientaIss pobres.
Ell Hon. William Templeman, Ministro de
las Rentas interiores del Dominic, snun-
cia que Eetendr6 el puesto solo bsjo Ia con-
dici6n de que el impuento dc 500 dollars
que Dc cobra los chimes SO cobre tambi6n
los aponGBea.
Delegates lIegados Winnepeg para
81 Congreso del tFabajo del Dominic, anun'
clan SD intenci6n de hscer dc la exclusion
de los orientales una question de polfticR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-06

el mundo. como de las imosnas que me
dan y duermo donde encnentFo IN sitio en-
que guaEeceEme.
Los compafisroE del conde fueron spro-
xim6ndoge y poniendo suma atsnci6n q
aquel extrsfo y noctuTno dialogo.
-1Haa cenado osta noche-volvi6
preguntaTla con mucho inter6g.
Isl, sefior; acabo de comerme un peda.
20 de pan que me dieEon ests tsrdecitR.
-lY como has venido com6rtelo tan
tards7
-PoEque mi madre, que en- gloria eEt6,
me tenfa acostumbrado no cenar 81 dia
de Ncchs Busns haats que disra las docs
-lQuieFeB vivir y eomsr en- eBta casaf
-Bueno, senior, 81 uHtsd qUiera.....
Rog6 el Conde 8 sus amigos que la espe'
raBen an momsnto volvi6 q HubiE las
habitaciones que hacfs POGO habfan aban'
donado.
Ante tants grandezR, 81 nino quad6
abSoEto, pero no dijO NADIA , Ramon el
mayordomo, acudi6 presurosO al yer entrar
8 au se1orito con aqueI desaEapRdo.
-Mirs, Ramon, prepSrale CANA { eSte
infeliz niho y dale de cenaT cuanto qulera,
desde hoy queda en- casa.
DE cenar: no quieTo nsds, senior, 10
he prometido & Is memoirs de mi madTe,
solo ii quiero un POGO de pan.
Ramon Ie di6 IN pRneciIlo, pero 81 nifio
dijo que era mucho SO 10 parti6 On dos
pedazoE, mas al IlevaT8e 81 que ccJi6, & Ia
boca, se 10 arrebat6 el Conds , Ie di6 al
otTo, guRrdRndo On el csj6n de 90 mesa de
deBpacho 81 que Ie quito q ChicUelo.
Volvi6 sslir, , Ramon, de car6ctaF
franco compasivo, ls hizo vsrias pFegun'
taB al pobrecito Arturo, que eits era 90
nombre, entretantO que la prepaEabA 81
inespeRado y magnifco lecho.
Muy pronto concili6 el BuelO aquel de-.
bill cRerpeCito J no deIpert6 ha1ta laH Z de
Il maaaua, qua d busuo Dc Rsm69 y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-06
JUAN RRAscHI.
Director INFERNO.
CRONIQyILLA.

81 gran ndmero de cagRG de vacindad
que Be han levRntado y aiguen levant2ndo
en- Santurce y en- PueEta de TERRA, las
que Embellishments de concluidRs son
Oeupadas demueHtrR de una mRners indiE.
cutible 81 Rumento que diariamente va
teniendo Ia poblaci6n de la ciudRd de
suH barrioB y Ia gran neCeaidad que tisnen
las clases pobres de hRllaE mayoreg faci-
lidades para BuB viviendaa.
Las agEupaciones de familiau en- zagua.
mes de Ia ciudad en- muchoB los cu0leB fal.
ia luz y aire y las pesimaB condolences en-
que suelen vivir las Claues proletsriaE han
dado OCCASION para que Sc hagan buenos
negocioB con Ia fabrication de los llama
dos ''Eanchones" en- donde, por un precio
relativamente ec6nomico (suponiendo que
no sean elevados despu@g) hallan habits
clones algo mas ventiIadss y de mayor CO.
modidad que las que hanta aquf podfan
encontTaFae.
PeEo no bsHta ESQ, va que tales mejoraB
son de carScter particular. Es precise
un gervicio complete de aqua las de
RlcRntaTillado para degagu4s = mayor hi.
gienizaci6n vsnga auxilisr la acci6n pTi
vada en- todoa los sitios en- donde ne
encuentre un grupo de viviendRH, particu.
laFmente de la clase pobre, SO establezca
Ia tubarfa del acueducto Be inHtale au-
mente el ssEvicio de alumbTRdo pdblico y 10
que es tambi6n muY importRnts, Be cong
truya alCantarillsdo, zanjaG para deHsgGsu
6 10 que sea possible, para facilitsr la
mejoE hygiene de pozoH negros, patioS ,
dem&s sitios en- donde puedan formRrHe
focos de infacci6n por falta de facilidRdel
an Ia impiezR.
81 la hygiene de una pob!aci6n cuests
mucho, mucho tambi6n ca 81 benefcio que
de ella sc reporta al vecindario cuYo mas
importante asunto eS el de Ia Bslud y paFs
Ia defsnsR de ella es que los puebloS, come
81 de San Juan con aus barrioH de Puerts
de TERRA SantuFce, soportan ain protsB
tn pagan sin repRro las Contribucionei
que Sc le imponen.
81 bien eB cierto que 81 aIcantarilIadc
de TODD 6anturcs no pOdrfa hoy acometsr
se per el zaEnicipiO que todavfs tiene que
HRldar importantes antiCipos y empT6stiscB
an aIguuas de Bua GALES pudiera iTHe ha
ciando POGO POGO inatalar en- todaE
que eGto es fdcil, cafierisG para el Bervicit
del acueducto y sarvicio de iuCendioB J
mas alumbEado pdbIico.
Creemos que los Eefiores del Municipit
de San Juan BeguiEdn prestando atenci6E
& este asunto, Ecbre todo 81 no olvidan out
vueIvs sonar 10 de la 'deEanexi6n d.
Santurce y 81 constitution en- municipi'
independence"
ANANKE.
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A N U N C | 0 /.
Departments del I1oterior.-BMreaW de
O5ras PGbIicoS. - Ofcin0 del SMpe-
rGmtendente.

San Juan, P. R., septiembre 80, 1907.
ProposicioneH en- pliegos cerrados para Ia
adjudication en- p6blica subaBta de Ia
construction de los estriboH y pilaB de
mRmposterfs para los puentzs "Reyes Ca.
t6Iicos'', ola Plata" ''Utuado", t.Mu'
las, smplazadoa los dos pEimeros sobrs
ell Rio "Ls Plata, Carreteras Reyes
Cat6Iicos- Corozal y Bayam6n- Comerfo res
pectivamente, y los Higuientes HObre los
Rios de Utuado, MulaE, CaEreteEas Are
cibo- Utuado y BRyam6n. Comerfo respeCtivs
mente, % admitiran en- esta 0fcina hasfa
las 10 q. m. del dfR IL de Octubre, 1907,
en- que Sc abrirkn pdbIicamente.
Los prssupuestos sproximadoB de las
obras son los Higuientes:
Estribos. Puente Reyes Ca
t6licoB (Cimientos por ad.
miniAtrsci6n )................. S 10000
Estribos = Pila, Puente
STA Plata" ............ ...... 100000
EstEibos, Puente "Utuado." 100000
EstriboB, Puente "Mulas." $500 90
No Hs considerarsn proposicioneI de per-
sonas qua no hayan tenido pI6ctica en esta
cIRse de trabajos que no posean medioz
auxiliareB Hu6cientes para la ejecuci6n de
Las obras.
Todos los datoH neceoarios 90 dar6n en-
ests ofcina, donde 30 encusntran de ma
nifesto los documentoH que han de regir
en- la contrata y podran los licitadores re-
cojer los modeIos de propOsicioneu que
han de preaentar.
So remitirdn & los icitadoYes copias del
pliego de condolences szules de los pls'
nos mediante un dep6aito de veints dollars
($20), cuya cantidad Bera Teintegrada &
los licitadores al devolver eHta Ofcina
dichos pianos pliego de condolences.
La Administrator Sc reHerva 81 dere'
cho de rechazar Cuslquiera todsS Las
propoSicioneH, y adjudicar la subauta bsjc
otras condolences que las del precio sols
mente.-Por orden del Comigionado del
Interior, J. J. Jimeaes, supt. de Obra.
P6blicas. 9v.-No-
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SALO 0 M E

..... Una danza por uns vida! Ah,
saHoTaHl
Vosotras descend6is en- Inca directa de
Ia Eva del PaTafso de Ia Salom6 de
Herodfas. 81, es muy duro, pero eE var'
dad. Vueatra condici6n en- sRf. Soia en-.
cantadorRs como Ia muier de Adam, =
como ella, nos haceiB mordeE Ia manzana.
Ten6is el hechizo de Circe y Is gracis
tuTbRdoTa de Salom6 Una dRngR por
una vida, un bsso por una exiGtencia, nm
minute de placer pagsdo con la mu8Ftel
Con todo, no eB mucho. Cu6ntas cabeSRg
habIeis pedido deade que soiH mujeres! Y
Cu6ntoH paTsfsos habr6iH cerrado tras de
los pssoS de un hombre que huye despu6s
de pecRT!
Y vos, se1orits, voa que deBpedia 81 ena'
mOrado de vuestTa hermoEurR con un frio
ademSn, pedfS Su cabezs despos6ndoos con
otro DOR convOniencis. Del caso de Ia
manzans ya no hablaTemoa. Cu6ntoz
Adanes aomos! Pero Cd asf nuestra condi.
ei6n. Voaotras & pedir cabezss como sa
lom6 noBotros & entregaroBlas. Como
que ten6iB al hechizo de Circs! Dsspu6t
de todo, somos fsIices. Qui6n Babs 81 81
auBteTo BRutista no ge eStHemsci6 de pla
Ger, de tenor cuando Bupo que Ia hijs
de HeFodfaE, Is mujsE de carnes espl6ndi
daa de hermogura tuTbadoEa, pedfa So
vieia CabeEa de pRtriRrca!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-06

paE6 Ia CANA nm gran VaBo de cafe con
lechs, con "a correspondents tostRda.
FL muchacho mirabs acknowledgements
8 su alTededor tsnis como miedo admitir
81 desayuno, pero 81 bueno del mayordo.
mo, comprendiendo 10 que le pasaba, le
anim6
-Vamos, toma este Tefrigerio, que "a
no te faltarS nunca NADIA, = vuslve dor-
mir otro ratio, hRsta yer que me ordena
el sefior Conde.
A lss nueve Be levant6 este, pregunt6
por 50 protegido = di6 instrucciones Ra.
mon para que Ie hicieSe el aaatre cuatro
traiecitoH, le oomprsra los zapatoS que ne-
Cegitsra baBtante rOpa interior.
Tambi6n le adviTti6 que viese al mass
tro de escuels, fin de que estudiaBe sl
psqueflo Arturo Ia instruction pYimaHia,
para mas tarde Ia csrrers que el quisieTa
elegir.
A les tres dias, parti6 el Conds para la
CoTte, no sin antsa habeT coloCado con
cierto misterio, sl pedazo de pan que cam
bio con Arturo, an una poquef1a vitFina
que dsposit6 embellishments, en- IN arma'
rio del despacho dejsndo muy recomeE'
dada Ramon la educaci6n del pequefo.
.s.s.......s.... ..t,.....,..s.....s
Cuentan las or6nicaE , no tienen porque
mentiE, que Arturito 80 hizo muy pront0 &
Ia nusva vids, que fue creciendo demos'
tr6 un tRlento POGO comdn, tanto, que lie.
g6 ser nm c@Iebrs doctor ca medicins.
Y cuentan tambie1 las .cY6nicas que 81
Conde Higui6 visitando todos los amos por
Noche Buens, Ia aldeR en este dia man.
dsba Fepartir pan con pEodig alidad, naas
una limosna todog los pobreg, santo del
caseHfo como de los contoFpoz,
Al sentaFse eo esa nochs, con sus con.
vidadoa & ia laeaa, colne--bR en- eI csntru
ds Ia misma, la pequefa vitrina, en- la que
as conseFvRbal cada aho mas ObBcuro y
rsducidO, 81 tTozo de pan, como recusrdo
de que hoy pObres en- 81 mundo que no
paedsn satisfacer el apstitO sn tan soIem.
ne nochs nj aun con 81 sRcrosanto sIi.
mentO.
ANGEL PECHE.
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IMPORTATION. - Los Befiores 8.
Melon & Ca. de esta plaza est6n recibien.
do an estenBo surtido dc artfcuIos de
fantastic, egpscialmente en- tsjidos de Lana,
seds, Crepe de ssda, Trsjeu refpjos para
senoras, Sombreros VeloA, Flores, Abani'
cos, CRsimires, Corbatas = otTos srtfculoa
de alta novadad de Paris. Rscomenda'
mos nuestros IectorsH una vista esta
casa donde con POGO dinero compraT6n
srtfeulog muy ventaiosos. As '. ..
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JOSE VELAsCO
Cu0llOs Do hllO frlncGsss.

Ell mejoE Gurtido dc cuelloa de hiIO
craucsses telaS de moda, cuRdrou, eapeios,
parsguas, aombrilIas, fon6grafos , 81 f..
moao oIGn de Is Centavos 4 10-La Wis.
paina = Fl CielO aCaban de EeCibirIOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-06

Sc HA ExTRAvIADo un i'm.
perdible de orc marcado con eI nombre
Marfa, un crucifjo de metal y una me-
dalIa de Ia ssntfsims ViTgen; Sc dsr6 una
qualification la persona que entregue g.
tos objetoa & don JoE6 LSzaro Costa, calle
del CTisto nCImePo 26, 3 v.H.
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bailar. )-Ya veiB como ha querido COM
placerme vuestra hija. Ac6rcate Salom6;
acercate para Tecibir 81 premio ofrsoido.
RecompenHo con larguezaH & las bailadoras;
pero & II te hare mejor presente que otra
aIguna. Pide cuanto quieraH y to BsFS
otorgado
6aIOms. (ArrodiIl6ndose ants HerodeE.
-Quiero que al punto se me traiga una
bandeja de plata.
Herodes. (Ri6udoue. )-sEn una ban
deja de plataH JVerdad que es encanta'
dora7 " que queKeiB que g oH trRiga On
una fuents de plata, mi queridR , bella
salome, vos que sois Ia mas hsrmoSs entire
las dOncsIlas de Judea2 IQu6 quer6is que
ge os traiga On una faents de pIatsP De-
Cidlo. 1Qu6 eS 10 que quereis, salom63
SaIom6. (Levant6ndoHe. La CabeEa
dc Yo'kanRdn.
OSCAR WILDE,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
SAWED ouT OF JAIL

Tao prisoners succeeded In making
good their escape from the county Jail
here last Friday night. They were G,
%. Cousins. who was being held to
Az alt N" action Of the grand jury for
the shooting Of Jack Wright. and the
other was "a mar known as Pete"
who was doing 30 days for petit lar
ceny The delivery was doubtless
due TO Cousins. Who In some manned
secured a hack saw. with which he
cut a har of the cage. The jaller was
absent on sick leave. and Sheriff Don
Johnson was called away on urgent
business. leaving the jail for a short
time unguarded. Neither % the fugi
tIves have as yet been apprehended
Had the bars been Of steel. saws anI
tiles would be- Of no use. hut the soft
iron was easily cut
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1907-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land o..
flee at Santa Fee. ". NJ. February G,
1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Jos
Leon Baca Of Las Conchas, N. NJ. has
filed notice of his Intention TO make
final five,year proof In support OF h!s
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. 67S5,
made January IS. 1902. for the Lot /,
Sec. 80. lots 4 and S and s l-2. 8 w II,
Session 80. Township Is N. Range ~
Il. and that said proof will be maize
before r, L. NJ. Ross. United Sites
Court Commissioner at Las Vegas, n.
NJ, on March Is. 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove hts continuous residence M
on. and cultivation OF, the land. ,4
Cesario M%aldronado. A. B. Gaiingos
Reymundo UlIbarri, and Ffdel NAL
dronado. all Of Las Conchas, N. NJ
MANUEL r. 0TERO,
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