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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14

Judge Brown In tho superior court today.
further heard and denied the petition of
certain directors and creditors for the
appointment OF a permanent receiver for
the Vanity Fair company. The assign
inent made by the company and the lease
granted by the directors for period OF
ten years stand until vacated by cred
itors
There were long arguments by counsel
hoday and the possibilities Of this novel
enterprise being successfully carried on
were discussed.
Though counsel for eomo OF the cred
ttors expressed a deslre for other assign-
ees and suggested how differsnt lease
might have been prepared. it was gener-
ally agreed that those responsible for the
assignment and the lease had str5ven
honestly to get the be~t plan thug could
devise -to-pelleve- -aped4eeHs-ft-w Waste
called that some OF tho directors on Mon
day night voted 20 assign TO Browning ID.
Nickerson and Thomas J. McNamara and
TO lease the privileges 20 l.. r. Meyer OF
Providence and George II Cauheld OF
Arlington. Mass. who intend to take out
a charter as the Vanity Fair Amusement
company The rental under the lease will
be $4,000 q year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
State PARTY
BACK From
EXPOSITION

The Dorchester, carrying the jamestown
jnnket. arrived In town today at $50 a.
m. Everyone aboard was feeling we'll.
and 10 all appearances they had had a
fine time.
Of the junketeers the boat had a small
cargo This personal baggage which some
of the party had probably picked up at
places of interest at the fair, was rather
cumbersome In some instances. one OF the
party coming mighty near slipping of the
gang plank.
AS soon as the ship was tied to the
dock the party hurried off and were soon
telling what they had seen, done and what
great time they had at the expense Of
the state.
Gov Higgins. In answer to a question
as to his impression of the Rhode Island
exhibit as compared with the others
answered he would give his impressions
later.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
YELLOW JACK
IS INCREASING
At HAVANA

Washington. Sept. N-In a dispatch re-
ceivod at the war department today from
Havana, Gov Masoon outlines the yellow
fever situation m Cuba
The cablegrnm says four new cases were
discovered at Cienfuegos Thursday and
three YESTERDAY AL are Spaniar,is. ex-
oept one American soldier. Private Wa
liam Foster Of the Fifteenth cavalry. This
case f. believed 70 have been oontnas-&ed IN
town and does not indicate an infection
OF the camp.
The discovery OF there cases is attrfbut-
ed TO tho increased efficiency OF the medi-
cal patrol There is also one new case at
AlDcranes and ono at Nuevanaz both
Spaniards.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
SWEDISH BAPTISTS
END THEIR CONFERENCE

Boston. Sept. 14.-The business session
OF the Swedish Baptist conference of
America closed today with a number OF
Interesting meetings and tomorrow the
conference will end with several devotion
al exercises.
Tho principal speakers at the morning
session today were Rev. C.. w. Anderson
of Worcester, who discussed temperance
Lndblad OF Berwin, Ill. whose topic was
Sunday school work in the light OF tho
Goth century
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14

promulgated only In the territory covered
by the Louisiana Purchase and in the
domains either ceded 10 us by Spain or
won from the Mexicans. Thus the mar
riage regulations are at present different
In St. Louis or San Francisco from what
they are in New York or Boston or any
other great Eastern city, and the stu
ation has given rise at times 10 many
complications.
NEW REGULATIONS.
The regulations are as follows:
THE council OF Trent made prudent
provision against the rash celebration
OF clandestine marriages. which the
Church of God for most Just reasons
has always detested and forbidden. by
decreeing:
Those who otherwise than In the
presence Of the parish priest himself or
OF another priest acting with the license
OF the parish priest or of the ordinary,
and In the presence OF two or three wit
nesses, shall attempt to contract matri-
mony the holy synod renders altogether
incapable OF contracting marriage thus,
and DEGREES that contracts OF this kind
are null and void
'fBut as the same sacred council pre-
scr1bed that the said decree should be
published in all the parishes, and was
not to have force except in those places
In which N had been promulgated II has
happened that many places In which the
publication has not been made have been
deprived OF the benefit OF the tridentine
law, and are still without IT, and con-
tinue TO be subject TO the doubts and in
OF the old discipline.
CONTINUED on Page Eght)
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14

anese consul declared that his country
men are not arming themselves TO resist
an attack and he insisted the Japanese
would do nothing to incite trouble and re-
he'd wholly on the police for their protec-
tion
Efforts OF the exclusion league to COM
pei the chief of police TO disarm the Jap
anese and Chinese will not have any Of
feet upon the officials. He will pay no
more attention to storage OF arms In for
eigners homes than he will In American
homes, but he will arrest any person, ma
tive or foreigner. who is found to be car
rying a gun.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
Restrained From Business

Vicksburg, Miss. Sept. N-ChancelIor
Hicks has granted an Injunction restrain
ing the Gulf Compress company from do
ing business I'm the state OF Mississippi,
or Of dispordng OF any OF It's property
nending an adjudication OF the antitrust
suit Instituted several days ago, which
alleges violation OF the antitrust law OF
this state.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
JAPANESE CONSUL
APPEALS TOPOLICE

Portland. Ore. Sept. 14-A despatch to
Tho oregonian from Seattle says:
I'd to Chief OF Police Wappenstern to pre-
vent the exclusion league from holding
my kind Of q demonstration that might
cad TO melting an irresponsible element
Ind causing race riots In Seattle.
A similar demand upon the police chief
has been made by some OF the newspa-
pers and Chief Wappenstern assured the
Japanese consul that whatever happened
be would guarantee that the Asiatic quar-
lers are not invaded by a mob. The Jap
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
KEYSTONE STATE WATER
SUPPLY STILL SCARCE

PottsvilIe. Pa, Sept. 1.-THE water sup
ply furnished by the recent rains did not
last more than "a hours in the collier SEQ
ton Of Schuylkill county and the railroad
companies have again started to haul a
supply for the collery boilers.
Long trains OF oil tanks are being filled
from the Tumbling run dams. Coal ope-
rators predict that at the end OF another
week many OF the collieries In that region
will be forced to suspend because OF the
lack Of water.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
TOOK PAPAs'
BANK BOOK
WITH THEM

Manuel c. De Sousa OF Warwick Neck
has asked the police OF this city to arrest
his daughter, Alice. Is years old.
He reports that yesterday afternoon she
left home in company with Manuel Co
waro, a man rs years old, and the girl
also took with her her fathers bank book.
having a balance OF $94S 81 In the Provi-
dence Institution for Savings.
Mr.. De Sousa also left with the police
a portrait OF his errant daughter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
Maine Politician Dies

Kennebunkport Me. Sept. H.-Capt.
Joseph A. Titcomb. a prominent resident
died suddenly last night at the age OF "a
years. He was n member OF the Maine
legislature In 1890 and In 1892. Besides a
widow. he leaves three daughters. Mrs.
4. r. Robertson OF Columbia, s c.; Mrs.
John Chapman. Swampscott Mass, and
Miks Bessia Titcomh
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
There Were No Entries

Norfolk. Va, Sept. N-There were no
races today I'm the international cup yacht
regatta at the jamestown Exposition, no
entries having been made In the sched-
uled contests IN the Chesapeake Bay Bug
eye and Canoe classes. The next race oc-
cures Monday, this being the third In
the 20" class for the Kings cup. with
the following entries: Capsicum. Mans
set Dorothy. Little Rhody, Eleanor and
Dorothy O.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
ELECTED FROM CAR
PASSENGER HURT

John p. Hood, 60 years old. at 6 o'clock
last evening was elected from a Dexter
street car on Calhoun avenue and received
an injury TO his back
bulance and Hood was taken 20 the Rhode
Island hospital, and later TO his home at
62s Potter avenue A dispute over the
payment of fare is said to have caused
Hoods ejectment from the car.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
Help From Cortelyou

New York, sept N-Annopncemen
was made today that Secretary Cortelyou
has authorized United States Aesjsts nt
Treasurer Fish in this cty 20 accept the
temporary certificates issued by Comp
troller Metz for the new ~ per cent city
bonds es security. for government depos-
its IN depository banxa
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14

weather prevails.
This condition Will
probably cause con-
tinued fair weather
In the vicinity
OF Providence to-
night and Sunday.
The barometer II
moderately o W
over the West, but
generally fair wea,A
er prevails In that
section. { n o u x n
there is much cloud
iness from Lake
Superior southeast
ward TO Colorado
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
Japanese Are Promoted"

Toxic. Sept. 4--viscount Hayashi, min-
lister OF foreign Affairs. has been promoted
20 the rank OF count and Motono and
Kurino have been created barons. in re.
cognition OF their services IN concluding
the treaties with France and Russia.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
Bow Hit BY Car

Genario Santinelh. II years old, who
lives at 28 Gesler street while crossing
Atwells avenue at Acorn street last
svening. was knocked down by an At
wells avenue car. but escaped injury.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
DUNN WILL ABIDE
BY CONVENTION
If Mccarthy Is Renominated
Will Support Him

Owen McMann of the Same View As Alderman From,
the Third Ward The Latter Denied Emphati-
caliy That He Said He Would Run on Nomination
Papers, Regardless OF Caucus Outcome Will
Support Loyalty All Democratic Nominees Who
Win Fairly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
SIoo, 900 Fire at Topeka

Topeka, Kas., Sept H.-Fire last night
destroyed the Hays City mill and spread
we're blocked. Tho loss Is estimated at
100000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14

Ind northwestern Texas. II has grown
considerably warmer in the Lake region
Ind cooler In the Northwest Elsewhere
temperature changes have been slight.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
Extraordinary Security" Order

St Petersburg, Sept. H.-Ths sarupuI
district OF Vyatka provinces has been
placed under q state OF extraordinary
security" owing 90 the prevalencs there
OF murders and acts OF incsndiarism.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
WEATHER NOTES

The barometer Is high over the Eastern
half OF the country and fair weather pre-
rails over that region. except in the South
ktlantic states. where cloudy 10 rainy
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-14
Tomorrow's Game at Rocky

Tomorrow's opponents Of the Grays at
Rocky Point win be the Toronto team
The game viii be called at D. m, and q
great contest " Anticipated NJ tha ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
ANUNClO De SUBASTA.
BEPLRTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
Of :inas del Superintandente de Obras
P6blicss.

Of :inaS del superintandente de Obras
P6blicss.
San Juan, P. r. Mayo %, 1907.
PropOsiciOnes en- pliegos cerrados para
adjudication en- p6blica subasta del sunni.
niEtro, medida y eDtTtgs de "a 400 metros
'fbicos, mss menos, de pisdTa triturada,
Por lotss, para la cor s,rvaci6n de las Ca
rreteras lpsularas 80 admitiran en- esta
of ira hss'a las IL q. m del dfa 25 de
Juuio de 1907 en que SO abFir6n p6blica'
mente
TOd"s los ratos neceasrioA Fe darsn en-
PSta cf ina donds ss eneusntran de mani
hssto todOs los documsntoa qls hm de re-
CIR en- Ia cOntratA = POdran rrcoger los IL
citadores 'os mods!os de- PToPosiciones one
han de pFeaentar.
La administraci6n 90 TessIva sI derecho
de rech+zar cualquieIa todHs las propo'
Hicioues.
Por ordsn dsI Comisionado del Interior.
J. J. Jimenes, Superiotsudsnie de Obsas
FGb'icAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
LA CONVALECENCIA

La couvalecencia eS un periodo de
TRANSACTION entire IL. e1fermedad la
Salud, que exige aSiduOs cuidadoS. La
mrnOr imprudencia, en- efecto, baSta
para det'rminar una recaida uue con
frecu- ncIa S mas grave one Ia rnfe:-
mPdad misma. DeSpuAS DE- una enfer-
medad Seria, FL enfermo Vueda siempre
H'uy debllHadO la $angrc muy empo-
brPCida, dc 'toHde surge la nHcrsidad
alb oiuta de OBJ ervar un regimen Y las
pre- "aurlOneS d. hidaS p IA Obtener ell
r"StabieclmientO d. la Salud. COuViene,
pnes, tOmar p eviam nlc aim-nt0s
faciIm"nte digeribleS y aumentar la
"antid d POGO a ocO. SIN apr srrlr>e
tiema iadU, v s'Ytar al eufSrmo en-
las lrim ra~ Salidas aire hdm. do asi
como las insolaciomrs.
P0r 10 que al re.si upn cO"c.ernn,
deb. ra scr rs 'ncia!mentr fOrlIicarte
" medic mas Srguro s~nc.iI, para
recObrar ia idamFmte sin sa1ud das
las 'u.I2aS, eS [ ina" vino d. Olfnitm
Lttarraque que es I'll Mas active de
los vinos de quina.
Preparad0 pOr procedimi .ntos espe-
ciales, ell Quinium La 'arraque llgta
como base un eXtracto complete de
quina que cOntipme tndOs los princt-
pios activOs de esta prPciosa corieza
combinadUS con los vinOs de Espana
mas exquisitoS.
Ell usO del Quin um Labarraque la
dosis de una cOpira de las de licor
desPu de c.tda comida basta para
restablecer cn pocn tempo las fnerzas
auD en- aquclios enfermos mas este
nuadOs.
De consigu:emte, tanto las per<0nas
d6biles o debilitada> por las euferme-
dades, ell trabajo los exrtsoS, como
los adoIescentes fatigados p0r un
rapido crecimiento; las j6yenss en- Was
de lOrmarse y de- >arrollarS+; las Seno-
Tas recien paridas; los ancianoS debi-
Gtados por la edad; los anemicos,
etc, deben tomar este medicamento
heroico.
Muy particularmente esta todavia
recomendado les convaerientes que
salem de una enfermeda grave como
6ebre tifoidea, bronquitis pneumo-
MIA y, en- genera ,despues de las fiebrps.
Ell Qainium Labarraque es, segdn la
expression de un iIustre doctor, ell mas
energico de los tonicos ronocidos.
En- TazOn a su efcacia y al sin nd-
nero de curaciones obtenidas con este
medlcamenlOs la Academia ae Medlclnas
DO ha vacilado en- aprobar Iaf0rmula
del Quinium Labarraque, debieado
fjsrse ell lector en- que esta es una
distinction rara yez otorgada Y que por
81 misma recomienda ia el producto
mencionado la confianza de los
enfermos de todos los paises. Encuen-
lrase este producto en- todas las
drogueFias y farmacias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
La CRUZ De ALFONSO
XII COnCedida a un.
ministrO.
Casa COnsignataTia muItada con 500
2eSetaS en- P0nteVedra.
En- Malaga 50 hn COHstItuId0 una asOCIaGI6n de
mas de 5000 pSscadorss.

Telegraffan de Buelos Aires & Madrid
que la estancis allf del "Alfonso XII haa
sido IN aContecimiento.
A bordo 30 VERTIGO una fiesta & Ia que
asistieron personslidades de ia Rsp6bliCs y
damss elggantes.
~Hubo banquete, aeistiendo ministries y
altos fancionariog, lamentandose Ia ausen.
cia del presidents de la Rep6biiea, que no
pudo asistir por hsllarss enfermo.
Pontevedra. Gobernador multado
con 500 pesstas la casa conaignataria Ba'
rreras dedicada Ia emigraci6n cIandes-
tins.
Valencia.-El recluso Jose Gallardo
Vidal lCgr6 Salir de la zelda hiriendo &
otroB dos con los que eHtaba enemistadoB.
al intentar Sujetar los empIeados de Ia
c6rcel resultaron heridos tres de arma
blanca.
Sc ha concedi 10 Ia cruz de Alfonso XII
al ministro de Negocios de la Argentina.
Victoria. -Siguen encarcelados muchoS
jovenes de difsrenteS bandos que alteraron
el orden.
Las autoridadeB han Faquerido conoci-
doe partidarios del senior Bilbao, ausentss
de la capital, para que ne den presos.
Dos concejales bilbanistas han pedido
una larga icencia y Sc les ha Concedido.
Ell Cfrculo de los bilbanistas pienEa
inaugurar el nuevo r6tulo, pues el que te-
nian SO 10 arrancaron los liberales eI dfa
de las eleccioneg.
Vigo.-A borde del "Cabo Verde" lie
garon los periodistaB argentinoS Jose Sou
"a y Jose Arce, que recorrer6n Europa.
Han Eido muy obsequiados.
M6laga.--En reunion magma ha queda'
do constituida una association de mas de
600 peEcadores.
Tiene por objeto el fomento de la pesca.
Sc reunieron el pasado mes en- Soria
unoB 200 alCaldes BecretarioB municipa'
les, acordando elevar una exposition las
Cortes, pidiendo que nc Sc realize la su'
preston de los ayuntamientos memories de
1000 habitantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
GOmeTGIaI

Nos participan los ssforeB "Mendizabal
Co." de eSta plaza, que habiendo espira'
do Ell t6rmino de un contrato social, .queda
disuelta Ia sociedad que giraba con Ia di.
cha raz6n, de cuya liquidation Sc hace car
go la nueva que se eStsblece, baio la ra'
z6n de "Mendizabal y Co, Sucesores," que
Ee dediCar6 los mismos negocios de suB
anteceBora. Son sociOs geBtores y admi'
nistradores don GeneEoso Candina LA
guirre don Pedro Castafios Mendoza,
comanditarios dofia Carmen AIdamig,
viuda de don Ricardo Mendizabal y dofia
Asuuci6n Herrero, viuda de don Leonar'
do Echegaray.
Buenos negoCioB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
Los EstadOs UnidOs y ell Jap6n.
LO que con tOda traRqusza declare GI Baron
0ZaWa.

En- ell curse de una entrevista, el Baron
Ozawa, repreBentante del Mikado, ha de.
c!arado con toda franqueza que Hu visje &
les Estados Unidos tenfa por principal
objetol darse Cuenta, personalmente, de la
opinion americana con regpecto al pueblo
japon6s.
ssg6u el Baron Ozawa, ell Jap6n ha
considerable Biempre & la gran Rsp6blica
norteameTicana como una verdaderR y
leal amiga; uno de los mas grandes
dtseoS del Imperio del Sol Nscients, es el
de Celebrar una alianza con los ameri.
canes.
FL mas grsnde obst6culo con que 90
tropiezs por el momento para la celebra-
ci6n de una entente entire los dos paiseS,
es sin dnda el ssntimiento anti-japon6S que
no obssEvs en- la poblaci6n californiana.
El Baron, que es Vice presidents de la
Sociedad de "a Cruz Roja japoneBa, ha
recibido Ia comisi6n especial del Mlkado
de estudiar el estsdo de amino en- que 90
sncueutran los EstadoS Unidos respecto
del JRp6n y al mismo tempo tiene la
miai6n de expresar el reconocimiento del
Emperador los filantropos americanos
que ocurrleran & las victimss de hambre
despues de 10 guerra raso isponeRa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
.PRIMEROS DIAS De
Ia senana fueron
CaIurOsOs y SOTO
CantGS.
Las Temperatures mas hajas OCu-
rrIeTOn ell dia 8.
Desds Ell dla 2 hasta 'sI 4 Inclusive TeIR6 en-
la IsIa tlsmpo ClarO ] sgCO.
(Del Weother Bureau. }

BoIetfn Bemanal del tempo, ee la &C..
mama que termin6 ell dia de JUNO.
Los primerOs dos diss de Ia semana fac
ron calurosOB y sofocantes con unas tenn
peratuEaB m6ximaB de 900, mas, en- caai
todas las eatacioneB. -.
La temperature mas alta que han in
tornado fu6 $40, en- Central Aguirre, el
dia 2. En- San Juan la temperature mas
alta del alo Corrisnte, 91.2O, Ocurri6 81
dia 2. .~.
EI resto de Ia semana fu6 comparative
mente freseo. Las temperatures mas
bsjaB ocurrieron en- general el dia 8. La
mas baja que han informado fu6 $40, en-
AibonitO, el dia 6, La temperature me :
dia en- Ia isla fu6 1880, que eB pTactica-
mente Ia misma de Ia semana precedente
De las estaciones quo han infoTmado, Ia
temperature de Ia semana promedi6 mas
alta en- Central Aguirre y mas baja en-
Cayey Maricao. FIJI
DeBde 81 dia hasta ell dia inclusive
rein6 prScticamente en- todas las BecCiones
de Ia isla IN tempo Claro y seCo. Un
tempo parcialments nubIado, y general
mente con ligeros y repartidos chubascog,
Bigui6 los diaH 5, 6y z, excepto en- Ia
division S. en- donde sigui6 81 tempo bue-
no hasta el dia 8. El dia hubieron ge-
neralmente tronadas acompsnadas local
mente por fuertes lluvias y reldmpagos
enteramente fuertes. Ell promedio de la
precipitation en- Ia iHla fu6 LII pulgadas
La lluvia fu5 muy irregularmente repsrti.
da, siendo mas fuerte en- Ia division O., y
defcients en- la&nsyor paEte de las locali-
dades de Ia division S. ..HE
Ea humedad Telativa promedi6 usual.
mente alta durante la Bemana 10 notaron
fuertss dep6sitos de rocfo. El viento fu6
gsnersImente ligsTo, excepto los dias Z y
8, en- cuyoB dias reinaron brisotss fuerteB
vientog, con chubasquerias enteramente
fuertes, acompanadaH q veces de trona-
dRB. II
En- San Juan, la veloCidad mayor del
vientO fa6 "a milIas por hora, del Sc, el
dia s.
Temperature. Precipitation
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COnatO de inCendiO en- AreCibO.
PrsssntdsS al COsGsIo municipal sl prOysGto para
aTreglO de GaIleS.
(De mue8tro correspomsaL).

JUNO 11.-Anoche en- una panaderfR
junto & la pIazuela del Mercado hubo I'm
principle de incendio que pudo tomar ma
yor incremento Bino hubiera sido por en-.
contrarge cerca una boca de incendio y ha-
berBe seguido conectado una manga con la
que SO lOgr6 sOfocar el fuego. Asf mismO
ae quem6 gran cantidad de lena que habfa
junto al hOrno y 10 carbonizaron varias vi
gas del techc,
-Ha lIegado esta ciudad el afamadO
CircO Pabell6n, que quedard mOntado hoy
y Sc dara mafiana la primera function.
Vienen precedidos de gran fama los artiS.
tas que en- 6l tTabsjan.
-AnOche celebr6 session. el concejo mu'
nicipaI, present6ndoBs el prOyecto para el
arreglo de GALES que fu6 tornado en- consi-
deraci6n y serd diAcutido en- la pr6xima Be'
sion. So eSpera y el pueblo tiene CONTAIN
"a en- que sera aprobado pues implics unaE
de las grandes meioras para Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
Meeting espiTitista ell
SabadO en- Manati.
Ell SdbadO IS Ide los GOTrIsntss, SO VrIfiCara en-
ManatI IN meeting GspIrItIsta.

Para ese acto ha circulado prcfasamen'
ts I'm volante, dsl cUal extractamos las
siguientes hneaH;
Gel espiritiamo-dice el volants-quia.
re- ofrecer hoy al pueblo de Manatf una
prueba de su existencia. Quiere probar
que no vive alimentado pOr ceEebroB eE-
fermos, por cerebros degeq ailibradoS, Bino
que vive en- el cerebro de los sabios de hoy
como vivid en- Ell ceTebr6 de los Babios de
aver vivir6 de hoy en- adelante en- 81
cerebro de Ia humanidad entera,
"AEi pues, los que suscribsn, en- union
de otros hermanos en- ideas hemoB decidido
celebrar IN esp,6ndido meeting 81 Sabado
pr6ximo 8 sea el dia Is por la tarde, en- la
hermosa plaza de este pueblo, cuyo fin
concurrirSn los fervientss ap6stoies de Ia
idea, Lcdo. don RoBendo Matienzo Gin
tr6n, Lcdo. don Rafael Lopez Lsndr6D,
don Julio GRlvez Otero, don Isaac Iriza
ri Sasport y otros oradores de San Juan.
NoBotroB sentimos gFandfBimo placer en-
invitar no solo los espiritistas de Mans-
II pueblos limftrofes, Bino tambi6n to-
dos aquelloH, sean Cat6Iicos, protegtantes
indifeTentes qua deseen BabeE que es el es-
piritismo, en- que medioB 90 desenvuelve y
cuales son suB fines.
"Al meeting puea. ....|
F. V6zquez Colon, Antonio r. D&vila,
Joaafna C6rdovs, Juana ChSveB, Rom6n
Montana, Florentino Rodriguez, RogeIio
Santana, Manuel Marrero, Carlos OsoFio
y Diego Rios"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-12
In diplOmatiCO temeninO len la con
feFenGia de Ia HaYa.
Miss, Hanna es muy Gntsndlda en- asunfOs Inter
F. RaGlORaIes.

Miss Margaret A. Hanna, actualmente
secretaria particular de Mr.. Adee-quien
es Begundo BubBecretario del Departamen-
to de Estado de Relacioneg ExterioreA-
foTmar6 parte de Ia delegation de los Es'
tados UnidOs en- Ia pr6xima Confsrencia
de La HaYa.
Miss Hanna es muy entendida en- aHun.
tos internacionaleS, y gu nOmbramiento CO.
mo miembro de Ia delt gaci6n americana
no eg al no la 1ecompensa de los valiosca
servicioa por ella preBtados en- Ell Departa.
msnto de los Negocios Extranisros de los
Est9dos Unidos,