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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13
De SOCIEDAD.

Los que 0ueJUen. Han regTesado de los
=. u. despu6a de contraeF matrimonio
On jersey City el dia de los corTientav,
los distinguidoS j6veneH Chaa Hill y Ma
tilde Brown, que instalan 81 nido de amor
en- San Juan.
El ioven Hill ha Tesidido mucho item.
po anlSau Juan eSlemplesdo de Pagsdu'
ria, teniendo en- eata ciudRd muchaB amis-
tades Biendo muy eAtimRdo por su CO.
FreCci6n = cultuEa.
AL daF la bienvenida los diatiDguidos
i6veneB que hoy perfuman 81 dichoSo ho.
gar con las flores de 50 cumplida dicha,
deseamos que esta sea eteEna.
Regreso- vuelto de Nueva York,
en- donde estuvo aIgunaA Hemanas Ia dig
tinguida Befiors dofia Carmen Giuaty. Bisn
vsnida 10 estimabls damP.
Tambi6n regresaron eSts ciudad pro-
cedenteH de los Eatsdos UnidoE, les Sres.
Lcdo. Pedro Aldrey jusz de Ia CoHte de
San Juan, J.. r. FernSndsz Savage fiscal
de la Corte fsdeTal, Joaquin VillBmil del
comercio de San Juan Rafael Navarez,
iovsn eatudiante de Toa-alta.
Los distiDguidos eNposos Favales, Mfio.
Titas CaFlots, Teodosia , Augusta Perez
vinieron asi miSmo en- eli vRpor correo del
juevss, unos de EegTeso q la iSla y otros de
paseo.
NueBtra bianvenidR todoB.
En- Ell "HersalJe8 '.--Otra vez be en-.
cusntFan en- au reBidencia de SsntuPce, las
distinguidaE Ssforitas Esperanza Isabel
B1sch y aus eatimadoH padres q han regre'
Hado de Ia HabanR On donde paseYon una
CoEta tempOFada.
PreciadaE flores de gran valer LAS her
moHas damitas del vergel del "VerBallea"
muy estimadoa en- esta socfedad Huu pa.
pas, Bu regreBo hs sido gratsmente recibi-
do por sus numerogas Rmistades Ia de
estaa unimos nuestra bienvenida.
PersOnGLeS -Mafiana regreas Hu resi-
dencia de GuayamR el aefior Leopoldo
Santipgo sub-Hecretario de la CoEte de dis
trito dc Rquslla ciudad.
CTascitG Benet-Ayer EMBARGO para
Venezuela, fernando paEte de Ia expedi.
ci6n en- que fgursn los eEposoa del Vale
MufloE, Maria del Vale otFRs personaf
de eBta sociedad que hicimos Eefsrencis
en- nueStras notaS de, aver, Ia bella y dis
tinguidR Seiiorita Cruz Banet, que regresa'
sara 81 vierneB pr6ximo en- union de lor
dem6s excursionistas. Gratas impresioDes
Que mejOreM.-Desde hace cuatro dial
guarda CANA, con una dolencia local, ID
Nina Laura, dc los distinguidoa esposou
Gonzales Martinez, de Santurce, desdC
hoy IL de los esposos Caubst- Gonzalez ID
San Juan, y deusamos r&pida meiorfa /
Ias gEacioaaR enfsrmitRa.
sEMPER.
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icon qui6n va la indirsCta7


San Francisco, Junio 80 -Habiendo
sido invitadc 81 General Funston, Jtfs del
distrito mi itar de California, Organizar
una gran parada, por 81 Comit6 local,
aquel jefs, que ea mny popular por scr Ell
que captur6 & Aguinaldo en- Filipinas,
contest6 que no podfa acceder & tai deseO,
pues no podfa peEmitir que sus tropaS
faeran objeto en- las calles de las burlsU,
bromas insultos de genteciIla que no ha
sido todavfa vapuleada.
No aa sabe d ell tiEo va contra los cali.
fornianos 6 contra los iaponesea residentss
eu San Francisco.
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Ora cOnsecuencia de Ia husIga
TabaCo HahlnO flIslfIeadd.

New York Junio 5O.-ss suegura que
vsrias f6bricas de tabacos de los Estados
Unidos, vista ID gran demsnda , escasa
existencia de tabaco habano, SO han dedi-
cado una especulacf6n NADIA honTada.
Llenan con tabacos escogidos de otras
pfocedencias caias vacfaB de mRrcas acre.
ditadas de Ia HAbsna = hacen 81 gran
negoCio.
Los inBpectores de Hacienda estan & bre
ID ~pihts de este ffaude para TepIimiElo en-
bien del pub leo COnsumidor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13

de Rqu6li0g, Bu caFaCtar mRrcadamente OBJ.
jetivo, prSctico, sencillo, on cada un0 de
las ramos que comprende la enst i n9nza
primsEia, revela el m6Iito de esaB inbtEuc.
toras; zero, nueatro juicio, 10 que, merece
particular menci6n, es 81 cOnocimiento
exacto de Ia impoEtancia de su mission.
En- todaa eataH exposiciones, elias han
demoAtFado tener conciencia de educado-
raA Educar por medic de la sritm6tics,
por medic de Ia historic de Ia g4ogFafis,
por medic de la fsiologfa del dibujo, 60
el deaideratIm, la esencie suprema de Ia
eacusIa moderna. Las Behoras LandR,
Rogue Poncelttienen el Bentimiento ne.
ceEario para eleYar almaE, templaT Corazo'
mes formar csractereg; eBtas tres macs
tras son maeBtEas de verdad, porque la
perfection de "a metodolcgfa, est6 real zada
por una aureola de sentimiento patgi6tico
que siendo sincere, TeBulta luminoso , 90
aspiFa con delete, como el mas rico de los
perfumes Las j6venes democracias tienen
Ia vida ageguvada cuando elias disponen
de mReBtros con vibFante coraz6n. Las
se1oraB Poncsl, Rogue y Lands, son tres
maestras de coFaz6n f6ancamenta cubano,
cuyoa latidos han do hacsT vibrar al unfso.
no, en- perfecto acorde. las fbras del pa.
triotismo puro, 6nica fuents de esas armo.
MAS frateTnales que hscen grandeB y fsIices
los puebloE.
Nuestros buenoB amigos, los DoctoreB
LincOEa de Zayas, DihigO, Coronado y
todos los directories de la redentora obra
pedag6gica en- Cuba, pusden sentirse legf-
timamente Batisfechog de 30 generoBa inte
ijents labor, porque es sObre ellos que
recae todo 81 brillo rtfejado por eaou eHpe-
jos de luz, por eBaG msestras y por esaB
escueIas. Rsciban, como nm abrazo carl
noso, nueatra fslicitaci6n mas Riucera. Y,
81 por ventura, las maestras que he mem
cionado leen estas lfneag, Hepan que, para
escribirlas = mandarlaa 4 Puerto Rico, ha
moisdo mi modesto pluma, en- 81 >cielo azul
de Cuba.
Un dfa Negar6 en- que la Obra educate
va realizada por Vds., facilitaF6 la comu.
ni6n de ideas asntimientos de pueelos
simiIares por sus desdichag, por Bu idioma
poT BuH intereGea.
Dsiadme sonar con 81 tri6pgulo de e..
trellas, Cubs, Eanto Domingo Puerto
Rico. Esa constellation ha dc presentarsa
brillante en- el firmamento de ideales que
conducsn la union de puebloa Lo
requiere 81 tempo, 10 requieEe el interSs
antiIlano. RaCibid, pusa, mis fsliCitaCionas
como an EsAejo de una eIpeHanza lumino'
q vislumbFnaa ca lOntananza, la espeRan'
za az Hpatos y ds BstancsS
1h 4, a'.A
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Y. 3 F. CARuELlTANA.

En- Ia misa que Be celebrate las de
II mafiana del dia is del corEisnts mes en-
ID Iglesia de San Francisco en- honor de
N. IS. L. santfsima VfHgen del Carmen 20
vendecirfn 81 manto , los Faldones COS
teados por suscripci6n voluntRria entire loB
hermanol , daVotos de Ia Vfrgen.
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Gran EEIasIeIta SaIda.

A causado agradable sensaci6n en todos
los habitantes de San Juan 81 hecho de
que On menos de diaz dias hayan hecho
una Eeforma fmportantfsima en- lo. altos
del n6a popular aatableCimiento 81 Gle
lo' CouviEtisndo los altOs "a un gran a.
Ion, expoaici6n paFhananta de camnH de
lujo Is plazo1. gIsndeI. alnaeeneI de- niue.
blas. CEus15 haRRtilIo de onceieI sn ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13

Agents wanted in San Juan and all parts
Of Porto Rico to sell wonderful, self shap-
pening, patented scissors and cutlery.
S1O3.50 made every month. v. E. Giebner,
Columbia, o., Sold % paire in three hOufa,
made $ls, you can dot it. We show how.
Free outfit. Thomas Mfg. Co. Dayton
Ohio. p.
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81 Gil imprclia . vonda papol AZ p.
lid6 Vllrio I "a. 90 leu IS lilcl (sin Qa'irl'
tak
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13
PAPA GNTEs QUE REY.
EI CardenaI RampoIIa bendice la
union de Ia hija del Principe de
OldesCaIChi, noble itaIianO ami
90 de GarihaIdi, con ell Principe
Lucedier.
Los IntransIgentes 50 eseandaIlzan. Pho X reel.
be sD ludIsnCIa 4 los nOvIOs este pOns
t6TmInO 4 las muTnuraGlOnOs.

Rsma, junio 25.-Ha ocuErido IN he
cho on 81 Vaticano que demueutra tenden'
cia cOnciliadOra del Papa Pho x, para con
Ia casa de Saboys.
Ell Cardenal secretario de Estado, Mon
senior Rampolla, di6 Ia bendici6n nupCiaI
-S Ia hija del FSfncipe Oldelcalchi , Al
principe LucedieT, que han contrafdo ma
trimonio civil can6nico con gran pompa,
y esa distinction hechs por el Cardenal
RampolIa los novioa fae motive de crfti'
cas- acerbas NAL conteDidas murmuracio-
mes por parte de los elsmentos intVansigsn,
tes del Vaticano, quienea recordabAn que
81 Principe Oldescalchi fraterniz6 con las
tropaB de GaribAldi cuando estas ss pu'
oieron. en- marcha contra Roma en- tiempos
de Pic TX para poner t6rmino al poder
temporal de los papas.
La c6leTa daBpertada contra 81 joven Sc
cretaEio de EHtado de 6u S4ntidad hubo
de aplacarAe al yer los muEmuradores que
Pho x recibfa en- AUDIENCES los despoBR'
dos tratandoloa con gran confederation ,
afecto, pues para el actual Pontifce todoB
los cat6licoH, sean del partido que scan,
meFecau de su patsFnal caEifi1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-13

Dinero en- coja
American Colonial Bank
San Juan, 020 $50 48
Firnt National Bank S. j. !, 200 600 60
BanCO de Pto. Rico, S. J S 100000 90
Banco Territorial y Agr1-
cola, San Juan y so. 900 90
j. & w. seIigman & Go.
New York, 1 O59,753 O8
Total 243O. .418 Sc
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Total !. S 2 934 41227
EGREGOS
Rts Int. S $50 303 II
Fondcs en-
dep6sito n 153 695 81.
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S 5O8 998 Il

Total S 2 43O 413 56
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Norwich, England
Toronto, Oana16
London.
Paris.
Berlin.
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$ 2.472 324 O6

Total S 356 37O,63.
Fondos en-
depoAito S lO5.717 So 4062.O88 p
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De FONDOS
del teSOrO insuIar.
EI mOYimientO en- eI mes de JUNO
iltimO LEGO a s2.934, ,4I2.2I.
& sIgulonts dstlIIO TespsetO Del balance De los
fo1dos ds tssoro lnsullT Do Puerto Rico
correspondence Il mes De IunIu fuS fleIII
tado Iysr en- tss0FsTia.
JUNO 10. de 1907.

S 1884 207. 80
), 1. 438 1876
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
.DAYS0F DIZZINESS
COME TO HUNDREDS OF ALASKA PEOPLE
The are dHy- .....u. aa. SnNs ar hoaGarhc -..aaoHa nao.

The @ arc dHy-ut .....u.ss.
 Sn.ns ar hoadarhc. -.aaaera hae. ache.
 somatlms- rheumatic pain.
 Often ur.usry disorders.
 Aul.u you n.uag .a kidneys or s.cs
 Daa.. Kidney uI..scare all kidney .ms.
 Mrs. John Gloss. r.s.1nEa' 2E0 Con- mcrcftI S, Astoria. O.e.. says. About A vsar ago. we moved nare fom Port land and as l had a great deal r5 do. ! ogerdtI myself aul ,ne result was brought on kidney trouble. Ny back began 10 ache aud as Gme rolled on. it kept getting worse instead Of better Ts finally grew so bad that eoaI1 srarcely s,oop or slratght.u app after s,oo7iug. When did any work ro- auirfug bcnlug. ! coud hardly get mp and ! had headaches, dizzy spels and at tfme= everything before me looked blurre'. wus just about Go stat to the store for a plaster r7 put on my back, when read abou. nnau.s Kidney Pills and as they were -a highly recon. mcnded for kidney ruuh.e,.I mad up my mind to try them and procured a box. They went right to the root o' che disease and helped me from lh0 start and before G0t-hed the box, ] was cured. Everything is changed with me now uld I have no symptoms of k.g- uey trouble whatever.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
ND TRACE 0F
 MAIL POUCHES
ONE HUNDRED AND EIG8TY POUNDS OF SOLD RECENTLY STOLEN BATTLES
 EFFORTS AT LOCATING

gt hl- been learned after wiring Co Fairbanks that tho two sacks of regis tered mail which disappeared on lhe way from Fairbanks to saagway con ta,agd go pounds each of gold, total l,o bounds. worth ta agEogate more thau s46C.J
 The authorities oa both sides of rhe line are working on ,he case, 5o. so far st .s not known lha, any clues have been obtained The robbery is one of the Iar-es. eyrr made in the Nar,h o0' one of taa mos. mysleuo9s No go.a ro05er.e- ever were made of Tua.o gold being shipped 10 the outside. while Fairbanks -o.l hes been tapped three times. once las. year and tstce .us year
 ooe robbery this year resulted r more than s20CoD being taken from ,be mail room of ,he Seattle No. 8. Iha. was ou the las, trip of the Seattle Iram Fairbanks. The two missing sacks COZ s.itucs .be secood robbery. They were sent from Farr5acks in 8 mail which clme un the Yukon on the Seattle ou ihe trip before ,be trip in which the seek w., ripped open and robbed .n the mll room. or. .a other words the trip before .a,s.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
80aS THIS?

We omer One Hundred dollars Reward for any case of Catarh that cannot bl cured by Halls Catgrh cure.
 F.L CHENNN E Co.,, Toledo, 0.
 We, the undersigned, have known F.J. CLeuDy for the last 5 years, anC believe him perfectly honorable lr rIl business transactions and financially able Go carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING, EINNAN x MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal. ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price a cents per bottle. Sod by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for conslt. DaLlOH.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
RICH D0H.N.
 QUITS DAWSON
nIg.STIR WaO RUSHEO OVER C8Il600 TRAIL ours CHURCH LIFE 10
 LIVE BT EASE

pan-.. Aug 1a Rev. Grant, .aa pioneer Presbyterian preacher. ..- "" s.sa.a his nasrors,e here.
 uashed over the oh.soo. 10 .' aaa {, known today a- the m.""aa.r" pu-aa He has extensive mining a tsres,- md other interests h0rwana u".- ,tae. arG intend, making his home .n T0roa.r.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
RUFF SENTENCE
 AGAIN PASSED
SAN FRANCISCO CRATER WILL NOT BE CALLED 10 JUDGMENT BAR UHTIL
 SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Sau Francisco. Aug. 2g-rhe sen. tence which was Co have been passed upon Ahe Euet t1lay, has been post ponci until September Huh. The post rouemcuc was made necessary by th, tlct th,g Euef may be called upon to testify again iu the Glass case.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
Q o Q Q

Dawson News: Mrs. Alexander Hen derso1, wife of the commissioner, held her first ga, home" aJ Goyerum. n. House thls afternoon. Many ladies called and paid their respects, and some of the sterner sex also were amoag the callers. Mrs. Alfred Thompson a=s.sJ- ed in receiving. AIela Verne rendered a number of piano solos and Mrs. Wal ter Warren Dresser sang. Refresh meuts .were served. The house was beautifully decorated with cut all pot led plants.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Tho Alaskan Is ln receipt of a letter ot cougraluIauon from the Seattle Post Lute.ignucer ou the story of Captain Curn.Ts recent trip lo the Muir gla cier. The Alaskan was the first paper in Alaska r3 print the story, au1 tt wos from the office of The Alaskan that the first report ot 9 visit 10 lhe glacier lD nine yrlrs was sent Co the outside.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Harvey Emory and wife, old lime friends oI Chief of Police Hart, arrived in the city last night hom Fairbanks. Alter visiting with Mir. md Mrs. Hara for a few hours, they .cf. on the Hum bOldg. During the past year Mr, Emory has been very su cessiu' on a clalm which he has Du I6 below on Jhe Gold Run in the district near Fair banks. Mrs. Emory will remain below, while Mr. Emory expects lo come back this winter and will go iu over Jdo ice by the way of Valdez.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Dawson News. Robert Lowlhgr, Tom O'Brlen and Eugene Murphy went out today lu tbe presidents special car for 8 ruu over the railway system. They will go on 10 the southern terminus and return Co Daa,9a trr the night. This is ghs first trip that Mr. Murphy has made over the rosi since becoming ar Jached to the El1ad.ze Mines railway service.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
N.fnu To A-

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

The Fifth Avenue .a.a. hasu~..m.t.- ceomudau0Us ~."a" H..l a.. every. ming u.aeru.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
O 0 Q

Dawson News. Sam Wal oue O. the OlG time Dawson News editors, aag a.ys- ,omed forth anew in the prosnero"s camp of Golddald. Sam is tn the roe Of one Of the editors oi the Gn.Gte.d, Gossip, 30 weekly paper devoted entirely to the mining iateves $ of G0.dfeLds and vIciuiJy. san at one t.mae-..ea Tho Alaskan.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

n C.E a. Volunteer O. ~. Naa...r observer
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
ROUND THE TOWN

Mrs. P. " Renwic6, who has oeea ul for some days, is reported much 'u- proved.
 supt. V. l. Hahn will occupy che r,>- ldencs lately vacated by Auditor w. e Klug.
 Geo. H. Miller, 0, the y. D. service. wu! move Into the cottage now occ1- pied by VI Hahn.
 ss'sss Dr.. scharscbm5dt, superintendent, of the ". PAY. river fleet. is in ,he e.E on buslue-. matters.
 s,..,s S. J. We.,zman, one of the prosper ous Haiues merchants, came up ou ,he Hsgg yesterday and returned home to- day.
 Herbert Young, who is connect sd with the god commission a- A...o was a passenger 5n the Princess May last night.
  Mrs. C.J. DeSerisy, wife gC Council msn DeSertsy, will be home on t0mor- rows Jefferson after a three months visit t0 Seattle.
 sbrs Dr. Young. the meml2r Of par.Ia- msnt from he Au.u district, arrived on last nights train and took the Princess May for outside points.
  Mrs. J. R. Pearson, of Ha.ues. vii. speak at the Peniel Mission Friday evening, and the general public are cordially invited to attend he address.
  Word has been received from A. H. SelIars and William Cansva0, who are st present ou Bear creek, near Daw-o0, where they are employed io construct ing a power line for the Yukon Gold Company. They vii. likely remain there until Christmas.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29
sgaGHAY WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Saagway. AuE. 1s 1902

~haEwag. N"-. -., .N... The weather conditions at Skarwas for the 1F hours preceding noon ia-a' were as follows.
 Nav rarD ......-~ above -a-. Min ..... s- above Mean ......... .. a'.Nr Temp. at uooa........... ..t above Fra. .mrfaf.nr. ....- ...
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Dr.. Young, the meTl2r Of par..a- meut from ,he Atl.u district. arrived on last nights train and took the Princes May for outside points.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

Mrs. J. R. Pearson, of Ha.ues. vii. speak at the Peniel Mission Friday evening, and the general public are cordially invited to attend he address.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

HroadvaTHstaesa 7r8 rss t'R Av''
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-29

I-I--1 "| c1|8--oT s61-1 1Ia-5-I
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-17
National Lea que.
Amerlcan I.engue.
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, MAY IA.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is weak;
there is liberal supply on sale. The pro
duce boards official market for strictly
fresh laid, cases returned, 15c; high grade,
candled, strictly fresh, 16c.
BUTTER-Easier; Elgin price on extra
cry, 24c; prints, 25c; tirsts 21Q22c; sec
Onds, 19Q2Oc; y process, 19120c; dairy, fancy,
PIC; lines, 1SQ19c; roll, zoe; packing stock,
16Gl17c.
CHEESE = Firm; American full cream,
new make, twins, 14915c; Americas, 15@
151sc;. daisies, 15c; long horns, 1412@
loo; limburger, old Ice; new, lac; fancy
brick, 15Q1512c; low grades, 9412c; import
ed Swiss, 27c; block, tic; round Swiss, $50
19c; SapSago, zoe.
FOND DU LAC, Wis, May 13.-The dairy
market was active. Sales of los TWINS
l5Ac; IS do, 1880; 6SS daisies, 1412c; 16S
CHIGAGo, ILL.,, May 4.-Butter-steady,
creameries, 1SQ23c; dairies, 17@21c Eggs
Weak; at mark, cases included, 14@c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 14.-Cheese-Steady:
daisies, 15c; twins, lac; Young Americas,
UTICA, n. Y, May 13.-NIarket 121ac on
large and small whites; 1292c on small ana
large colored; 123sQ12$4c in few instances.
active demand.
NEW YORK, May 14-Butter-Weak; re-
ceipts, 1874; street price, extra creamery,
2402412c; official prices, creamery, common
to extra, 1SG24c; held 19022c; state dairy,
common to fancy - lS%9424c; renovated, com
common to frsts, 1S@22c; western imita-
ton creamery tirsts, 21022c. Cheese
Steady, unchanged; receipts, 4612. Eggs
Weak; receipts, 44713; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby, fancy, selected white 20c;
choice, 131a@19c; mixed extra, 1S1a@19c;
firsts to extra, firsts I71aQ1Sc; western
frsts, 1G0161a official price same); seconds,
1501512@16c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-05-17
CHAPTER IN

We will now leap over about two
months, and invite the reader to accom-
pany us to the heart of Mexico, to the
capital. Half-past nine was striking by
the cathedral clock at the moment when
a dull sound resembling the rustling of
reeds shaken by the wind was audible on
the gigantic highway joining the city to
mainland. This sound soon become more
distinct, and changed into the trampling
OF horses, which was deadened by the
damp air and the ground, softened by a
heightened rain. A black mass emerged
from the fog, and two horsemen wrapped
in thick cloaks stood out distinctly in the
moonlight.
These horsemen seemed to have made a
long journey. They at last reached low
rooted house through whose dirty panes a
doubtful light issued, which showed that
the inhabitants were still awake.
The horsemen stopped before this
house, which was an inn, and without
dismounting one of them gave the door
two or three kicks and called the host in
a loud, sharp voice. The latter was in
no hurry to answer, and would have prob
ably left the strangers for some time in
the cold if the man who had kicked, prob
ably tired of waiting, had not thought of
an expeditions means of obtaining an an
sWer.
"Ah!" he shouted, as he drew a pistol
from his holster and cooked it, ''since this
dog is resolved not to open, l will send a
bullet through his window"
This menace had scarce been uttered
ere the door opened as if by enchantment
and the landlord appeared on the thresh-
old.
believe me, senor that if had known
what distinguished caballero did me the
honor of stopping before my humble
dwelling, l should have FASTENED to open"
he said.
"a truce to such impertinent remarks,
and open the door"
A glance was sufficient for the travellers
to understand the place to which acct
dent had led them, still they did not dis
play any of the disgust with which the
sight of this cut-throat den inspired them.
They seated themselves as comfortably
as they could at table, and the one who
had hitherto addressed mine host went
on:
''Look here, we are dying of hunger,
patron; could you not serve us up a
morsel of food?
HUM" said the host, with an en-
barrassed air, sit is very late, caba1lero,
and don't believe 1 have even maize
tortilla left in the whole house,
Nonsense" the traveller replied 81
know all about it, so let us deal frankly
with each other; give me some supper,
for 1 am hungry, and we will not SQUAD
Bile about the price"
Gwen if you paid me a piastre for ev-
cry tortilla, excellency, 1 really could not
supply you with two,' the landlord re-
piled, with increased constraint.
Ito be continued.1