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, 1907-04-18
ERSO

10 Leeper of Denver is at the Kus,
ter.
Robert Hunter of Rock River is at
the Kuster.
w G. Keim of Lincoln, Neb., is at
the Johnson.
William SHREDDER went to Walden
this morning.
Mrs. o. G. Moss was in from the
ranch this morning. I
Coroner Ballard went to Harper this
morning on legal business.
John Brellinger- was a passenger by
the stage to Walden this morning.
G. M. Jones of Pueblo was among
the guests at the Johnson last night.
John Grand and Mandy Matson Of
Keystone were guests at the Johnson
last nigth.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Woods of Califor-
mia were among the guests at the Kus-
ter last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Doyle and A. E..
Wilson Of Cleveland. O., were guests at
the Union Pacific today.
Assistant Postmaster e. w. sCondit
went to Denver last night. on business
matters, intending to return tomorrow
morning.
G. L. Crawford, s. l.. Nelson, James
MeNealey and J.. Anderson of Chicago
were in the city this morning, register.
ed at the johnson.
County Attorney Downey went to
Rock River this morning, in connection
with the death Of young Miller at Har-
per yesterday afternoon.
Judge H. V. s. Groesbeck returned
last night from Centennial, where he
had been on matters connected with
the Phillip Steinhoff estate.
J. w. Herrick, H. B.. Roley, H. s.
Allen. J. w. Queary, John c. Seeper
and A. H. Desch of Denver were among
the guests at the Union Pacific last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers, who were
married here a few days ago,a nd who
went from here to their home at Man.
del, were among the visitors to the
city this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Geddes of Chey-
enne, who recently bought one of the
large ranches in this county, were here
this morning, looking after some bust
ness matters in connection with their
estate.
Marshal John Sigman was able to be
down town today, having partially re-
covered from an attack of bronchitis.
He has been confined to his home at
the corner Of Fifth and Park avenue
for several days.
E. c. Randall of Boulder, Colo, pres
ident Of the North Park Creamery
company, left this morning for Walden.
He called at this office yesterday after
noon, in company with c. H. Fisher
Of Walden and F. H. Eggleston Of this
city.
= Rev. N. G. Sundby of Centennial is In
the city, the gnest of the family Of
James Davidson, on the west side, and
will remain until tomorrow. Mr.. Sund-
by says new life has been put into the
Centennial valley by the coming Of the
Laramie Plains line to that place.
, 1907-04-18
EACH LODGE TO HAVE
OWN CELEBRATION.

The different lodges of Odd Fellows
will celebrate the. anniversary of the
founding of the order in its own way
next week, and on Its own meeting
night, with a social session. The lodges
will Join. inviting all resident, Odd Eel
lows, in religious services at the Meth
odist church on Sunday, April %. when
the sermon will be delivered by DR.. ].
T. Pierce, pastor OF the church. him
self a member of the order. Albany
lodge transacted only routine business
last night. 4
, 1907-04-18
GOES 10 sTs
10 ENsAGErlNrTRAnE.


sHongw. HyI1asee, Aosmee member
OF the Wyoming state senate and fof
many years a merchant Of Laramie,
left that city, yesterday afternoon for
Salt Lake. ryhereN iA.Aeid tha viii en-
gaze IN sApstnessfwHA samHel New
hoUaanarothernin aahain Of stoses'in
Utah, Idaho and Nsvadass Rays the Salt
Lake tribune Mr..Fraxee sold hi
store In Laramie q short time. ago. lat
er %disposing Of his store building. and
now has an oner for hiasrssidence. He
will bring MssfAnily5 70 y6Ak Lake to
reside. Mrs.c Frazee is s~-sister'ot Cap
tain GsongssshsntOn. rchise Il police of
the Panama -canalxone. aud United
States marshal for that territory. She
Ialso hasa o in the Philippine con.
IstabplarE army. :
, 1907-04-18

NU SUFFERED
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE.
Last evening the wrecked Rambler
automobile, In which Messrs. Sanold.
Rich, Stone and Dobyns were injured,
was brought to the city on q big dray
wagon, says the Cheyenne Tribune. The
damage to the automobile 10 estimated
at between 5000 and $500. The rear
wheel is broken of, the hood damaged,
the steering wheel broken, the body
torn loose from the chassis and other
parts injured.
, 1907-04-18
NEW sMoksTAck FOR
EAST SIDE FURNACES.

The tall smokestack on the furnaces
of the East Side school which was
nearly broken in two below the upper
guy wires by the. heavy winds a few
days ago, will be replaced with a new
one, the new pipe being now on the
way from Denver. The j%anitor, Mr..
Hansen hopes it will arrive before an
other section Of the old pipe gives
way.
, 1907-04-18
BISMARCK WRITER

DR.. Charles A. Ballard this morning
received. a letter from James W.. Foley.
the humorist on the Bismarck, IN. d.
Tribune, noting the proportion to erect
a monument here to the late Bill Nye.
and greatly favoring the plan. Mr..
Foley and DR.. Ballard were chums
when they were younger, and the writ.
er will visit his friend here in the
autumn.
, 1907-04-18
State of Ohio. City Of Toledo IS.
Lucas County.


Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he " senior partner Of the arm Of F.
]. Cheney & Co.. doing business in the
city Of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum Of me hundred dollars for each
and every case OF. catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Il Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day Of Deem
ber. A D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
sally. and. acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills fol-. consti.
, 1907-04-18

Bend . COPY Of the Illustrated Re
subficau to your friend IN the east II
LII .Dlsass him. and Abonent the com
nunity.
, 1907-04-18
KEYSTONE COUPLE
MARRIED AT DENY

"A marriage, license was issued yes
terday to Carl and Miss Matilda
Olson. who gave their residence as
Laramie, and they were married in
that city. Mr.. Larson has a cousin
living in this city on the west side. He
is. employed at the Douglas creek tie
camp Of the Carbon Timber company.
, 1907-04-18

/ Magazines int music bounA IN any
tyfe at The Republican bindery. No
u ~ and We viii call for the hooks
, 1907-04-18

The Republican ID the best adveruA
ing mediumsin the city and county TO
It reaches All the people
, 1907-04-18

SHEEP SHEARS AT THE GEM
CITY GROCERY CO. 211t2
, 1907-04-18

McDoNALD's FINE CHOCOLATES
AT HOLIDAYS. 211t2
, 1907-04-18

!, FISHING TACKLE. "euY 1T AT
BARRYS'." 210S3
, 1907-04-18

FieHiNo& TACKLE 1euY IT. AT
BARRYs'." z10t3
, 1907-04-18
ODD CALL

ON SICK BROTHER.
Several Odd Fellows have already
called upon their brother. Mr.. Butt, at
the home Of his daughter. 163 Fourth.
and he is receiving every attention.
, 1907-04-18

FISHING TACKLE. l5"suY 1T AT
BARRYS'." 20 21Ot3
, 1907-04-18

"PURiTAN" BREAKFAST FOOD,
2-LB. PACKAGE 1oc; NONE FINER;
TRY 1T. w. H. HOLIDAY CO.,
AGENTS. 211t2
, 1907-04-18

Repub4ican-Pfeases Them.
b The people OF Centennial were much
pleased with the recent editorial in
The Republican relating to the com
pletion Of the railroad to that place,
and rejoice tocthink that the Laramie
people are alive to the tremendous
importance Of the railroad connection
to- Centennial.
, 1907-04-18

yTWo-pouNps CANS JUNE PEAS
ONLY 1oc, At HOLIDAYS. Gilt;
, 1907-04-18

Daily Republican. so cents . month.
, 1907-04-18

ONION GETS AND ALL KINDS OF
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS At
HOLIDAYS. 211t2
, 1907-04-18

Daily Republican. so cents i. month
, 1907-04-18

20. K" WASHING MACHINES,
EASIEST TO OPERATE AND DO
THE BEST WORK. w. II. HoLLl
DAY CO., AGENTS. 211t2
, 1907-04-18
RECEPTION

g4a
20 TO YOUNG PEOPLE.
The Young Mems and Young Wo-
mems society of the Methodist church
extend a reception and social to all
young people in the city, at the church
rparlors tomorrow night. An evenings
enjoyment is assured. and invitation is
general.
, 1907-04-18
Big HORN COUNTY

BIG HORN COUNTY
GETS NEW PosToFFIcE.
The postofice department announces
that a p~ostof1ce has been established
at Ralston, Big Horn county, Wyo,
with John H. McGuhey as postmaster.
, 1907-04-18

! Wsekly.R epnslican only - aysar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-28
Answers.

The roses are over the clover, the
clover
o Child of the Summer, what brought
the newcomer
Dark Winter, for true-lover's gift?
A robe Of rainbow-tinted snow;
A coronet Of stars aglow;
A bridal bed swunk low, swung
low
Fierce winds to guard the pillow.
o little glad.hearted gay Love, since
we parted
What dream has enraptured thy
days?
What hope has Time brought thee,
what mystery taught thee?
What home was the goal Of thy
ways?
An Indian.summer memory:
A faltered final rosary;
4 wonder-white eternity:
A mound beneath the willow.
Allen Municr. In Appleton's Maya.
zine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-28
New Wrinkles in War.

cit has been estimated" says an ar.
ticle in Appleton's Magazine. that
the Dreadnought's broadside develops
force equal to the lifting of an entire
city block composed exclusively of
skyscrapers, Little won
der that the uncouth monster skidded
sideways under the recoil like an au-
tomohiie on a muddy road
st Is little wonder that France has
laid down six Dreadnoughts to be COM
pleted within the next two years. and
Germany quickly followed; with Japan
and ourselves equally anxious? Our re-
ply to the Dreadnought is projected
ship of 10000 or 5000 tons with per-
haps twelve 12-inch guns mounted in
double turrets.
"The latest development are tur.
bine torpedoes with range of 1000
yards and speed of thirty-five knots
They cost about $1,000 each, and are
actually controlled by the boat they
leave by means of electric.light rays
received on tiny shaft projecting
from the torpedo as 1t tears through
the water Thus the automatic mis-
sile Is under control, and may be
brought back at any moment"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-28
indiana and ohlo produced many Of

Indiana and Ohio produced many Of
the star performers seen on the turf
the last season. My Star. 2:03 1-2, the
fastest new PAGER, came from Indiana;
Italia, 2:04 IA, the fastest 3.year-old
pacing filly, Brenda Yorke, 2:0S 3-4,
was driven and trained by an Ohio
trainer. Vance Nuckols; Dan Patch,
who again lowered the worlds record,
came from Indiana; tho fastest 3-year-
old pacing gelding, High Grade, was
bred and is owned by Cincinnati, o.
man, and was trained over the Day.
ton track; the fastest new performer
In the trotting division was Allie Jay,
2 OS ia. from Cleveland; Argot Boy,
one of the fastest grand circuit per-
formers, is an Anderson. Ind, pro.
duct; the fastest heat winning mare,
Ecstatic, 2:01 ga, was sired by an
Indiana stallion. This is not COM
plete list, but 1t gives scme idea OF
what these two states in the middle
west are producing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-28
The Poet.

The truest noet is hot one
Whose golden fancies fuse and run
To moulded phrases. crusted DER
With fishing gems Of metaphor:
Whose art, responsive TO his will,
Makes volnble the thoughts that fill
The cultured windings of his brain,
Yet takes no sounding of the pain.
The joy, the yearnings of the heart
Untrammeled by the bonds of art
o! poet truer far than he Z
Is such an one MS you may lie.
When in the quiet night you keep
Mute vigil on the marge of sleep.
If then, with beating heart, you mark
Gods nearer presence in the dark
And musing on the wondrous ways
II Him who numbers all your days,
Pay tribute to Him with your tears
For joy. for sorrows, hopes and fears
Which He has blessed and given you,
You are the poet. great and true.
For there are songs within the heart
Whose perfect melody no art
Can teach the tongue of man to
phrase.
These are the songs the poets raise,
When in the quiet night they keep
Mute vigil ON the marge of sleep.
II. A. DAILY in Catholic Standard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-28
Interstate Commerce Commission
Investigation Blamed for Con.
billions m Wall Street.
SPECTATORS seem 70 Be At SEA
The Extensive Selling Has the Ap,
pearanee of Liquidation and 1t
Leaves the List Without Props
Bears Get in at close-The Total
Sales and Closing Quotations.
(By Associated Press. J

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.--Thc stock
market was upset today by selling
OF the same extensive ana variety OF
stocks as that which broke prices
on Monday to new low level for
the year.
Yesterdays rally had given the
impression that Mondays selling
was largely for professional short
account. Today's selling had more
the appearance of liquidation and
the market was in the same unsup-
ported condition as on Monday, Il
fact which accounted largely for
the material inroads on prices on
Comparatively light selling. 1t was
generally held that the develop
ments yesterday. at the Interstate
Commerce inquiry were RESPONSE
Bile for the tone of the speculation.
1t was not any immediate item of
information disclosed that prompted
the selling OF securities, but the
fears of the ultimate consequences
growing out OF the Investigation. The
recognized importance of the inves-
tisation is to demonstrate the de-
STABILITY or necessity of more
otiiuSSHL SOnllOl over COul-
panies by the government and es-
pecially in the matter of issues oil
capital and purchase of stocks in
other properties.
1t is believed that, so far as the
impression on the public mind Is
concerned, the innuiry will have the
effect Of strengthening the conten-
ton Of tie government substan
TALLY and Of furthering the efforts
to secure legislation to secure these
aims. The news of the passage by
the Senate of the Aldrich currency
measure was of disappointing effect
on the market There was n mo-
mentary rise in the opening deal.
ings. but prices PROMPTLY sold OH
again with n growing downward i'm
pet,ts.
There was SOME extensive buying
during the final hour, which seem
ed to be profit taking by the bears
1t had the effect Of steady
ing the market. but there were
important recoveries. Bonds were
heavy. Total GALE, par value $500.
600. u. s. bonds were unchanged
on call. Total sales 1887 100 shares.
Copper 114,400: Smelling 25,,1o0;
Sugar $500; Anaconda 61,f00; To-
bacco 1900: Atchison $4,000; Penn
syiania 5OS00: Reading 4f16c0;
Rock Island 23.3oO; Union Pacific
138,10O: Virginia Carolina Chemical
500; Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-28
Money Market.
Nv AssocIated Press. !

~ NV NNSVt'THTP0 f0TUHS. 7
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Money on
call firm to 5: ruling rate 1-2:
closing bid 8; offered at a. Time
loans slightly easier; GO days and
% days and six months 10.
Close-Prime mercantile paper 5
ID to 6. Sterling exchange easier.
with actual business I'm bankers bills
at 4S4.G0 to 4S4.65 for demand. and at
4S0.30 to 4S0.S5 for 60-day bills
Posted rates 4Sl 1-2 and 4S5 1-2; COM
mercial bills $50 is. Bar silver 60
~. Mexican dollars SO 1-2. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds
heavy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-02-28
Baltimore Produce Market.
(RV Associated Pressl

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 27.-Flour
Quiet.
Easier; spot contract rs
Ia; Southern on grade "A to rs 1-2.
Corn-Easier; spot so 3-4 to 80 rs;
Southern white corn so to So; yellow
40 to 81.
oats-Flrmer; No. mixed 4G to
46 1-2.
Rye-Firmer
Bntter-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firmer: 81.
Cheese-Active and unchanged.
Sugar-Steady and lower.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-24
Faiardo.

Fajardo
El Attorney propone que 81 ST. Ward
forme paTte de Ia comisi6n especial 81
Preaidente dice que todo 81 Conueio verS
con sumo gpsto que el senior Ward quede
Incorporate 6.ella. Asi 90 acuerda, 6ate
da las graciRs con inclination de Cabeza y
sonrisag.
FL PreBidenta llama & vista ca el asun-
to de BoliCitudes do franquiciaa para Ia
construction dc muelles On 81 puerto de
Ponce. Comparece por el municipio de
Ponce el senior Gabriel Guerra Por Ios
Befiores Gardner Rodger por Ia Ponce
Railrcad, 81 gsfor Hartsell. Ell 6r. Diaz
Navarro se levanta sale del salon,
FL senior Guerra infoFmR en- idioma In.
gles y habla minutes Nadia traduca.
Habla iuego 81 senior HaTzsll. So para
en- Ia puerta del salon , llama al int6rpre-
to senior Castro. para que traduzca al CaE-
tellano.
Dice que compaFece como representRnte
de dos inteTeses. De la "Ponce Work
Comp" de la "Ponce Railroad Comp"
Que la ''Ponce Work acsbR de adquirir
los derschos de Ia Gardner Ro5gsr" y
que la ''Ponca Railroad Hiendo esta due
ma del teFreno pOE donde Sc hR de cons
truir 81 muelle del muricipio.
"No voy oponeTme-dice-S Ii cons
trucCi6n del muells del municipio de
Ponce loa detallts de este asunto ner6n
presentados luego mas ampliaments ante
81 Comite de franquiciaa. Una CompAra'
ci6n estudiO teonico hecho por autendi'
dos ingenieroH, de esOs dos pianos preBen'
tRdoB para lRf Bolicitud de franquicia de
ambos muelles, fin de que Be hsgan de-
sspaTeCer dificultades que ahora se presen'
tan con el emplazamiento de amboB.
Explica 81 stfi9r HaItzelI ell espaCio que
90 deja, seg6n loa pianos pFesantados por
los s'Gres. Gardner Rodger", para eI em-
plszqmiento de su muelle, mientras que
ah9ra resulta que 81 muelle del municipio
ocups sitio de aquel.
Que el otFo asuLto es que Ia Compsfita
"PonCe K. & Comp" es dutfis de tsrrenos
en- que ha de emplazaTse eI muelle del
municipiO que estps teTTenos deben ser
adquiridos en- Ia forms legal como 81 He
trataHa de utiiizarlog una empresR paIti
cular cualquiera. LQue 81 ConseiO reCi
biFS en- detaIle Iaa otFas aclaEaciones d
objecioneB que desean haCer conatsE los
representation EefsTidos AL terminar ell
sGfi9r Hartzsll da las graCiaa d Consejo
por el tempo que ha tornado aFgumen'
tand0
81 Rfior Guerra hsce uso de ls palabFa
unos dos minutes. Lo hace "a ingl6H y no
pidi6 que fuaVan tEaduccidas aus pAlabras
FL Mfi3r Bennett sOlicitA so dias de III
Cencia. Sc auaeDtR el martes para loB
Estados Unidos L.e austituye durante su
ausencia el seiior Pedro de Castro, actuaI
intsrpFGte!
al deSpediFse de los 'sFsportsrS" juega
cara y cruz una cDpia del s'Calanda1ion
de Ia session, 6niCa que tsnia.
IN saoi6n teImina & les 4 y5 minutQ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-24
ACUERDOS DEL ASI-
10 de PObres de-
Arecibo.
El pr6fUgO de pfsSidiO Lucas Santa.
60 tus aIlf capturado.
& alGalds 50 prOpORs haGgr saIIT De ID GIudad
muIsTas Do Vida llrads.
CDe naestro eorresponsaE. J


Jalio 23.-Anocha di6 una fanci6n Ia
Empress del Cinemat6grafo Torres be.
nefoio del Asilo de Pobres, vi6ndoBs eI
teatEo muy concuFrido. Las pelfcuIas f1e-
ron del gusto del p6blico. Maflana sale
para San JOAN el senior Torres.
Aver se reuni6 la junta del Asilo de
PobFes, tomandosa impoTtsntes acuerdos,
& fn de que 81 proysctO % yea pronto CON.
vertido On realidRd Adalante
Para .el dia dc Agosto se espera On
eBta ciudRd In compafifa de zarzuela que
dirijen los Benores CasaH Vazquez y que
tiene va cubierto el abono. Todss las
obEas que pOndr6 en- escena son de ID me-
or deIsu repertoire.
-DuFante la RusentiR del doctor Cur.
belo queda encargado del desempeflo de
su cargo de Sub inspector de Sanidad 81
doctor don Manuel Roses Artau.
-El domingo en- lg noChe contraieron
matFimonio en- San juan 81 senior don Sc,
basti6n Figueroa doia Clara gsgabtibsr-
%. ApadFinRrOn el aCto Ia aefiora Jonefa
Salicrup de Carri6n = 81 senior don Ma
nuel Ledesma. En 81 vapor que sale ma.
iana para los Estados Unidog, salem los
Contrayentea que permanecer6n una tenn.
porada viajando por los Estados UnidoB
y Europa.
Aver fu6 capturado en- el canine que
ConduCe 81 cementerio 81 pr6fugo de presi.
dio Lucas Santiago pOr nm policfa de pc.
Males
Con ia heFmoga zaFzueIa GEL milsgTo
de Ia Vfrgen" debutar6 Ia compsnfa de
zarzuela en- esta ciudad el dia de Agosto.
-Sabemos que 81 alcalde senior Perez
Avilea Sc propOne haceE salir de Ia locali.
dad las mujeres de vida airada de otras
pohlaciones y prohibir que las de aquf se
exhiban en- GALES, pIazas paseos dia
noche. Bien hecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-24
lJnl opinion q GrsgOrlo XVI.

On bi6grafo de GregOrio XVI. cuanta
que una vez, charlando el pontffce con
IN Cardenal franc6s, an una ds las venta.
mar del VatiCano, acert6 ( paSar por Il
calIs Il princess X, notable por 50 rara
belIeza en- aqualla 6poca.
Ia dama lucia IN lujoSO tFaje descota-.
do, y an 81 tarso cults de Bu bnsto descan.
saba una chispeante cruz de orc cusJada
de bHillautes.
-Su Eantidad, iiio 81 cardenal. ge hs
fiado en Il sbsIla Crocs" (hermoss cruz2)
sc piu belIo Il Calvario che la croce."
(M6S heTmoso eS 81 calvario que Ia cruz }
Conteat6 con iDtenci6n eI Sumo Pontfice.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-24
Fl bI0que de marmOl mas grande
que Sc h a VistO.
Aeabln d uollrIo On STELLA.

En- Csrrara, SiciliS, acaban de voIar el
bloque de m6rmol mas grande que % ha
.vi1to. La caFga sBt.ba preparada con
~ 500 libraI De prometeOs y Glen libras
de algod6n p6lyora, que OCdpaba una ck-
mars de 38 pies de largo por doce de an
chc. Sc calculR que 20 lcgrar6n despren-
der s 100000 pies Cdbicos de mkrmol que
pe1ar6n 500 600 toneladas.
Ia explosion % hard por IL electricidad,
encnyg6ndose de cOmprimiE 81 bottom Go.
bTiello d Annucio, 81 autoT dramatico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-24

~ Como parece que hay opositores a
Ia lncontrastable verdad de que los sefio-
res winthrop y Post, son los gobeTnadores
que pusleron fin alsdesorden que amos
atras RENO en- Ia isla y que hicieron cum
plir las leyes impulssndo con Gu buen go-
Olerno y su espfritu de justicia la riqueza
puDllca el prOgreso material de la isla,
publcamos un relate de como estaban las
cosas fines de 1903,t hecho por 81 propio
gobernador Hunt en-. ell Mensaje que pre-
sento Ia Legislature de 1904 De clio
hlzo 81 q Correspondence" un artfculo que
es ell que Tepr0duciImos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-24

En oIlEII El1ECIl11 . Vl1Ile T1Tlsl g pee
Ei6dico viaio { "a. .00Io- 48 kilos [ u q,asi-
tul
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-24
La bella seIOrita Flo Boone.
Un Dsl ,tlsuIds q, hlll1 Dsrdldo d canine.

Atlantic City, Julio IL LA seforita
Flo Boone, sncantO dc Ia juventud de
Camden, 8s bsiiaba tEanquilamente en- la
playa, cuando % II Oy6 lanzar uu gEito.
UnO de los bsfiiGts1 { 1u veg CRITIC que
II sefioFita habfa Iido atacada de- Calsm-
bTe. J ca d aCtO indiVidUos del galvamen-
to de nfUfrngos Is ulCarOn TERRA, mien.
tras Mi.u Boone no ceaba de luchaE con
aIgo.
Era un pea que 9 habfa introducido
IoE q opallo dl t1ale Dc hehc yhaba
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Do POkIn 4 Paris.

So eAtkn hacienda sntuuiaAtas preparati.
vos para Is gran carreTs do autom6viI es
de Pekfn Paris, 6rganizads por 81 dis.
rio "Le Matin'', para Ia cual Be ha ins'
critic gran ndmerO de personals.
Sin duda alguna ser6 este 81 mes gram
de viaie proyeCtado, On autom6vil.,
La diStancia que ha de YecoFrerss exec
do de 5000 millas por caminos tales
que constituiran una ruda prueba del
verdadero valer de los caFFos motores.
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perdidO q camino.

FeAN1AAtAU q GllLNIEIUs
MientEaq ms pugnaha 81 por IsliT mas
gTitaba Il Gtf1ritl, haSta quelel intEu1o
pudo Eeabalar y Sc detuvo On 81 aTco dc
Lag ligaa; allf hizo presa do 81 Mim Boone
z los salvadoTel % disponfAn cumplir
con % obligation, pero media doCena De
bafiiHtR del bsllo gexo coTEieron en- Auxi d
hicieron de1peiar los aIEededoEes de cuanto
perlonSje del lsxo fsO, habfa por alli, for.
rnando ma tapia con sus cuerpos 10 mas
csFEada que pudisEOn pEocsdieFon s u
extraction dol pececiIIo impoFtunO
TDel stNKO0ld. N
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ABBY VIDAL Co

Tetuan 81, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Ofrecen an suTtido complete de maderaS
cepilladas, machiembradar,
Acaban de EecibiK Cuartonerfs, tabIcn.
clio chanfe , juntera etc., de todau di.
manHiones. PREcuoa MoDICos. 3Ov.