davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20

may be added, III which be giories. Too
indolent even TO escape from the profess
solis watchful eye, Bill ainuses himself
be The idiosyneracies Of the odd folk
with whom he Is surrounded at Bug
house .on.tle. Hudson He is mistaken
for celebrated nerve specialist from
abroad and many ludrieous complied
tions ensue. Many musical numbers will
be rendered. among which are the fol
lowing song hits; Mary Wise" I'm
the Leading Lady, Wonderland My
Irish Girl, Things That Happen Every
Day. Some DAY When My Dreams
Come True. asan antonio" s'I'm WISE
aThe Wedding OF the Blue and the
Gray and e0h! Come My Lou A
company Of fifty people assist Air. Ward,
the list being headed by Lucy DAILY, Fred
Wyekoif. Robert Evans. Abe Fredland,
Richard Barry, John G.. Hart, Harry Par.
emit, Chas. (Sandyl. Chapman Marian
Merrill. Dorothy Wells and Madeline
Buckley Tickets Monday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
TOBACCO in MEXICO.
Growing Demand For The American
Product.


Consul Z. C. Hanna, Of Monterey. re.
porting on the sales of American tobacco
In Mexico, says;
can through northern Mexico the
'shuck cigarette il the most popular
among all Glasses. The fIlelt Is to-
bacco imported from Kentucky. Ten.
nessee and Virginia, and the wrapper
ii Of ordinary husk. The annual con.
sumption ri the cigarettes, the filters
Of which are entirely OF American to-.
bacco, amounts to several hundred mil.
lions. It is estimated that pound OF
tobacco will furnish filters for 1000
Of these cigarettes, and that in the year
1905 i,202.t 73 pounds af American to-
haeco were brought into Monterey, near
IN an Of which was used In their manu-
faeture. The value Of the tobacco IN
tae United States was Ss5,3s7 American
money; the duties thereon. til S. cents
per kilograin (22 pouudsl, amounted 70
S330t000 Mexican, 80 that The cost laid
down in Monterey represented more
than half million Mexican pesos la
the year 1906 the demand for this kind
Of tobacco had increased, and l,53a,ssG
pounds Of ii were imported into Mon.
tercy from the United States, the origi-
nal value being more than S104,0O0
gold, the duties being $3o5.000 Mexi
can. which made tho tobacco represent
IN Monterey about 100000 pesos, Or
s2a0,1i0 gold
Mexico stands next to Cuba in Che
manufacture of fine cigaTs, yet 1t viii
surprise many 70 know that the most
popular cigarettes in tho republic are
made from American tobacco. and the
demand therefor III steadily increasing,
g0otit seven carloads Of such goods Or.
irving in this city monthly United
States Consul Report
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
The Times Daily Short Story.


which ~ follow the iii o'clock train.
An engine standing ready Oh the
track had been ¥ him and after.
taking IN nil the coal and water Ii
could carry had left not ten minutes
before with the officer, the engineer
and st0ker.
The officials were puzzled. Exchang.
ing opinions, they concluded that some
one high In rank and more energetic
than themselves had got ahead Of
them. But they could only watt for
information. The telegraph line being
down, there was no way of reaching
the train or the engine.
And now let us follow the police OIL
cial who bad dIstanced bis fellows.
He was d black eyed man, with dark
hair ana board He stood, with d
watch In hand, timing the train, ana,
though II covered mile a minute, he
ordered the engineer to 20 faster.
Catch the ii o'clock train before ii
reaches Crakoy.n be said to the engi-
neer, ''and promise you In the name
III the car q thousand rubIesp
Tho engineer ordered more coal into
the furnace. and, with increased
steam, the engine bounded over the
rails like d comet. The officer had
time table in hts pocket and, noting the
time Of day, told the engineer that he
should overhaul the train at Kursk.
And he did. When the locomotive roll
~ tfsty. stf4x
the track. A switch was set for the
locomotive, and Il rolled alongside the
train Then the officer or police or
dered the engineer to pull on.
"Isut thought you wanted TO catch
this train" said the engineer.
Il did--nnd pnss IL Pull on!' tliun-
defed tile officer.
The engineer let on steam, and the
locomotive was soon dashing on again
at the same terrific rate as before.
"Now for Odessa said the officer.
eve must reaeh II by 10 o'clock to.
night. Ia time TO catch the boat for
ConstantinopIe."
The engineer now began to wonder
al this singular man who had been so
anxious TO cntch d train and when he
had caught 1t passed 1t without come
municating. But he held bis peace.
lie was in Russia, and the officer talk
cd IN the name Of the car, He spoKe
as one In authority, and It was plain
that no was not to he questioned.
II was still long journey to Odessa
nrd had they not been going at ON
extraordinary rate would have been
nuch longer. Several times they stop
ped for coal and water. and the officer
threatened those who did the loading
with the vengeance Of the car If they
did not hasten.
It was nearly 10 o'clock when the To-
comotive rolled Into the Odessa station.
Tho officer jumped down while It was
still going and ran for the boat. Dash
Ing on to 1t, be was lost to sIvhf and
did not nuke bis appearance till It WINS
well osit At sea-
The aseassin Of the governor had es-
capped, But lie had bad assistants, one
OF whom had offered the bribe and nm
other had cut the telegraph wires
PAUL MARK0F.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
Allaying Her Fear.

Sand Rar Ferry, near Augusta. Ga,
II a tiathoat affair, frail and rickety.
Two tinsid ladies hesitatinR to cross,
piled the negro boatnan with questions
about IT..
"And arc you perfectly sure no one
has ever been lost here's bhey demand
ed
no, missus,A replied the ferryman.
NO one amt never been los here.
Marse Jake Bristow done got spilled
ont and drowned last week, but dey
found i'm again mex day. We amt
never los nobody; no, ma'am. - Youths
Companion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
MISSING
BONDS TRACED
President Walkers 100000
Loot is Located
in Al NEW YORK BANK
DefauIting Bank President Disposed Of
His Stolen Securities to Two Bank
ink Houses That Stand ID Posi-
tion Of Innocent Purchasers.
IN Al NEW YORK BANK

New York, April 20. Securities til the
value of 100000, which were stolen
from the Savings bank Of New Britain,
Conn., by William II. Walker, the abb
seonding treasurer of that institution,
have been traced 10 two banking
houses, according to " statement made
yesterday by Detective Valley III the lo-
eal police department. he said the two
banking houses stand iii The position of
innocent purchasers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
MEYER PLANS r. b. INQUIRY.
Postmaster General 10 Investigate
Troubles at Lorain. D.

Washington, April 20. Postmaster
General Meyer sald. after che cabinet
meeting yesterday, that BIZ would send q
responsible official To Lorraine, o., to
make an Investigation into the cases of
the two miIitiamen who had been s'is-
pended because they refused to return
To their duties as mail carriers when
ordered To do % by Postmaster Bow
man.
The soldiers are members Of Com
pany b 81 the Fifth Regiment Of the
Ohio National Guard, and we're ordered
ont because Of the threatened strike ut
Lorain,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
Mamma was Near.

"Papa, what year was mamma born
inYn
In 1860, Willie. Her birthdays il
February"
'srhat would make her Al years Oh,
wouldn't it'll"
"Ahemi Not necessarily. Denver
Post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20

ABSOLUTELY PURE AZ REQUIRED BY THE
PURE FOOD LAWS or 1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
MRS. MLEAN REELECTED
PRESIDENT OF D. A. 7
Whole Administration Ticket IS Elected
at Washington.

Washington, April 20.It was off.
cially announced when the Continental
Congress Of the National Society Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
met yesterday that Mrs. Donald Mclean
III New York had been reelected presi-
dent general for the ensuing two years.
Mrs. Mclean received III and the OPP
position candidate, Mrs. Eleanor Wash
ington Howard Of Alexandria, vi, l52
votes. Mrs. Mclean was presented with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
The Reason.

Gladys Emily Il very high tempered,
Evelyn Yes; that's why they send
her 10 the normal school.--Judge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
AMUSEMENT NOTES
aThe Mayor 81 TOXIC !,

Ihs Burlington Free Press said yes,
terday;
Scenery, c0stumes, electrical ami me-
ehanieal effects, pretty girls well
trained chorus who know how to sing,
some amusing principals d bright dia-
iogae and some tuueful music, much 6f III
III 4 higher order than II commonly
heard III like productions, All combined
t0 make 1.-THE Mayor of Toxic. as pre-
santed at The Strong hast evening, one
.0f THE stellar attractions 6f the season
at that popular playhouse tt IL called
q farceiaI opera, the scenes being laid iii
Japan and the story dealing with the
adventures of b comic opera organiza.
tion stranded In the Nippon metropolis.
This forms d natural setting T0Y some
gorgeous costumes. amusing situations.
bright lines and pretty music and ati
thor. composer and manager have made
The most BIT their opportunities TO pres.
TENT d performance that Is u delight to
both the eve and the ear.
I'he chief comedian II John II. Kearney
IA Marcus Orlando Kidder, THE impress
sario whose efforts ID aHInse are ably
seconded BY viii III. White AZ Kow Tow,
the mayor Of Toxic, and Johnstune
Flynn as the royal messenger. Others
In large cast contributed their share
towards the success of the entertain.
mcnt from the humorous and musical
standpoints, while geisha girls, yachting
girls, dancing girls and many other giFls
kept things lively when the comedians
were not around.
The company has an open date on
April 40 and the snccess Of the per-
Torrance was 10 marked iast evening
that the local management booked IT for
Il return engagement ut that lime MANY
who were h last evenings audience Will
want I'd Nee thc pretty opera again,
while many others viii be glad of an
opportunity Ia witness one III the most
entertaining performances that the wan
Ing SEASON II likely To bring to The
Strong
sNot Vet But Soon ii The title oil
THE Offering 1T the Barre opera house on
next Tuesday evening" April 28. Hap
Ward ii the principal funmaker Of the
organization, and it ii promised that hi
this Inelange of song and iest Mt. Ward
has ample scope for alt his odd dFoller-
ies. AN Bill Nerve, lie II brought by his
family to the sanitarinm of Prof. Mutt
TO be treated for chronic laziness, an
aiiment with which he was born, and IT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
J loving cnp 81 az yiea- presidents.gen.

= ktEs -
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main of
Washington, D. O., was elected vice pres
ident general in charge Of organization
81 chapter. The whole administration
ticket was successful.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-20
lnnura MIL.

II II stated that 5000 children die
annually III New York city from the
poison of impure milk.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
Destructive Floods in Okla
horna.

Oklahoma City, Okla, April
29.-With Lightning creek out
OF its banks ard the Canadian
river rising steadily the people in
the lowlands OF Capitol Hill, a
suburb, tonight are facing situ-
alton that may become critical if
the heavy rains of the last "a
ours.continue. Lowiands have
bsen converted into swamps,
crops have been ruined and much
stock has been drowned. No hu-
man lives have been lost so far
as can be learned tonight. Res
idents of the bottoms were forced
to leave their homes Sunday
night and several persons were
kept in trees all night. One
house tloated down the Canadian
river with family inside. The
occupants were rescued.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
Hot ;SWpfses. at MsgitL rteDt Fri

Hot Sapfs<es. at MagitG ''teDt Fri
ddy A69ttt.
The ladies of the quarry COM
munity, who are trying to raise
funds 10 build Methodist chapel
and to buy an organ, are going to
give hot supper next Friday
night, May 3rd, at the residence
of Mrs. r. +. Peach, of Magill.
Ladies Of Lancaster and Kershaw
have contributed some hand work
which will be sold. The public
is cordially invited to attend and
help along a good cause.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
SheriD HOOD PardOned.

Gov. Glenn of North Carolina
has pardoned A. p. Hood and
w. ID .Gilbert,t two South Carolina
officers convicted sometime agOin
Monroe of killing negro, whom
they undertook to arrest, and
were sentenced 10 the peniten-
tiary. Mr.. Hood is sheriff of
Fairfield county.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
News in Brief.

The annual contest of the South
Carolina Intercollegiate Orator
ical association held in Green
wood last Friday night resulted
in victory for Woford's repre-
sentative, w. w. CGrson, with
Brooks J.. Wingards of the Uni
versity of South Carolina, g close
second. :. Ex-Gov. Il. b. Bull
lock of Georgia died last Eatur-
day u. T. +. kimball, who
killed Bud Stinson or Stephen
son a few weeks ago IN Mecklen-
burg county, n. c., was tried
and acquitted in Charlotte last
Saturday. 1t will be recalled
that Stephenson is said to have
attempted 10 assault KimbalPs
wife. w. T.. Dargan, pro-
minent citizen of Darlington,
died last Friday. "A white
convict named Strickland who
was serving a sentence in tn e
South Carolina penitentiary for
killing his wife, in Anderson
county committed suicide Satur-
day, by jumping from the hospi-
tai piazza. Joe Seacer, young
white man. was drowned Satur-
day in a pond in Spartanburg
county, while fishing from boat
j.. Commander Pullman of the
United States steamer Marietta
has forced the discharge from the
Nicaraguan army of a Bonduran
revolutionist who offered insult
TO the British flag, no British shiI
being present to take the matter
up. Col Robt. E.. Lee, grand
son of the great Confederate gen
eral, has been chosen orator o
the Richmond reunion E. Three
men were killed and many in
jured in Baltimore Saturday by
the collapsing of pier beins
erected. Engineer Holroyd a
Columbia's new reservoir fel
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
The Morrison damage suit

against Lancaster county is pro-
badly at an end. 1t will be re-
nembered that at The last term
of court an order was ma de dis
missing the complaint unless
plaintiff paid mp costs of the term
within 20 days from adjournment
of court. The time having ex-
pired without payment by plain
tiff, judgement has been entered
up against him for the costs.
amounting 10 $349, 20.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01

The verdict of 100000. rem
dered the other day in Chester
field against Seaboard Air Line
in favor of Mrs. Nj. O. Kelley,
adm'rx., has been set aside on
the alleged ground that the jury
had been tampered with.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
MY Best Friend.

Alexander Benton, who lives on Rural
Route /, Fort Edward, n. Y, says: adj
Kings New Discovery is my best earth
friend 1t cured me of asthma six
ago. II has also performed won
cure of incipient consumption for
wife, The first bottle ended tb
cough. and this accomplished.
symptoms left one by one. ur
perfectly well. DIR. Kiugs N
power over coughs and col
velous." No other remef
ed it. Fully guarantee
Funderburk Pharmac r
ST.. Trial bottle fire. a.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
Lancaster County COtOsed Man
AccideatdJJy Kitted &R North
Carolina.

A Tarboro, N. c., newspaper
states that John Lineberger, col
ored, of Lindsay, this county,
was accidentally killed April 18th.
1t appears that he was fire.
man on shifting engine in the
railroad yard at Tarboro and
that he undertook to step from a
moving shifter, when he fell ,
sustaining fatal injuries.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01

Prof. j. w. Gaines, principal
of the WELSH Neck High School +,
has been elected president OF
Cox College, Atlanta.
When The News went to
press yesterday afternoon the
election ordered TO ratify the
Hughes electric light franchise
ordinance was in progress. Much
interest was being taken in the
matter.
A telegram from Baltimore
yesterday stated that the condi-
ton OF Mrs. Leroy Springs was
extremely critical and that her
death was liable to occur at any
moment. Her numerous friends
here will be deeply panied to
hear such sad news.
Mrs. John l.. Caskey, of this
vicinity, successfully underwent
surgical operation at the Pryor
hospital, Chester, a few days ago.
Mr.. Caskey went over to Chester
Monday to see his wife, and he
reports that she ia getting along
nicely.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01
MILLINERY
THE HEATH-JONES 60.

into the filter plant Saturday and
was drowned.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-01

When it comes Goods, wehave you seen our ne
~ er heen in ancaster We all the ladies and
and Iook-the goods will do the rest
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24
COM NFIPMACIONES EN-
AREGIBO.
EstudiandO Ia maneTa de- traSIadar
pFesOs que estan 60 los bsios
de Ia casa COnsistoFiaI.
lDe nasstro eg.rsspo1.IaLl

Abril % = Contindan las confirmaciones
por 81 sefor Obispo ca esta Iglasia y con
tinuar6n toda Ia semana El iueves y
yiernes seEan on 81 barrio de Ia Esperan.
"a.
Aver Sc encontraban On eata ciudad
81 director de prisiones sefl)r CamufaB y
.el inspector del diBtrito doctor Lugo
Vifiss con 81 fn de yer Ia manera de tras.
ladaf los presses de Ia cSrcel de ATecibo
que ocupan hoy los bajos de Ia casa con
Sistorial & Ia c6Tcel de nueva construction
10 cual se verifcar6 81 dia 80 tlel actual,
quedando solo una sala para nlnieres en-
los bsjos de la casa ayuntamientu.
va se encuentran en- prenlya los pro.
gramas para las festaE patronalea , prom.
to Sc dar6n Ia publicidad.
Ha fallecido de sguda erlfermedad
el sefior don Emilio Astor, teniendo lugaT
Ell sepelio del cad6ver en- Ia tarda de hoy.
r. ] p.
-Anoche celebr6 session ordinaria este
Concejo municipal.
Sc indica para ocupaT el cargo de
alcaide de la carcel de ATecibo don u
non Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24
Bryan plnta dsn6erata q Roosevelt.

w. j. Bryan paB6 poT Knoxville 81 IL
de abril, camino de johnson City.
Una multitud le esper6 en- ell tren y
despu6s de hablar con los reporters, Sc
dirigi6 & Ia mnltit0d.
Cuando Be le pregunt6 81 estaba reguelto
q nombrar al presidente Roosevelt para
IN tercer t6rmino, siguiendo las indiCaeio.
mes de John Temple Graves, Mr.. Bryan
Sc sonri6 y dio:
No me parece ahora prudente.
Mr.. Bryan dijo tambi@n que, aunque
admitfa que Roosevelt habfa alcanzado
una gran popularidad observando, las doc
trinas democraticas, que Rntay de que
admitiese Roosevelt 81 partido dem6crata
Beguirfa la doctrina metodista, le pondrfa
prueb8 dursnte Beis meseB al menoB,
para asegurarAe de como trabsjsrfa en- ell
servicio demoCratico. .
Mr.. RooBeveIt-dijo Bryan-nunca
eS tan popular como abogando por las
IDEAS democr aticas y, cerca de la mitad del
tempo, Ilo emplea ahogando por estas ideas:
Biendo este ell case Spor que no teldFfamos
mejor un presidente dem6crata, on vez de
uno que es dem6crata Ia mitad del tempo?
El presidents, al apropiarse las ideas del
partido demoCrStico, Sc refere elias
como q Bus pTopias idess. Una de las
reformas mas populareB de Mr.. Roosevelt,
fu6 Bu lFgislaci6n sobre las tarifas de
ferrocarril, las que trat6 como Buya propia.
Fu6 esta idea apoyada diez amos atraa
por los dem6cratas el presidente Sc ha
apropiado Bimplemente egaB ideas como
Suyas 81 Mr.. Roosevelt quiere realmente
entrar en- el partido democr6tico, 10 reCibi'
remoB con gusto cuando estemoB geguroa
de que 81 ha experimentadO un CsImbio en-
gu cOraz6n, y de que eBtd presto g. hacer
las Fenuncias necesaTiag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24

A1fIII 0I DIES ri meior ms Rsguro
de todps los especifcos hasta ahos oonooido
para ID curR peEnnanenfe de todaa Lar enfer-
mGdades de la uFetas Va 1ean estas cr6nicas
agudRl 0ontienete 81 fluio cura por COM
pletO, en menoG taenapoa ore ningGn otro pre-.
parade Similar Ian goneEte %, eapsrmRtornas. /.
cistitig, ect Mejor que faa lnyecoiones y muy
superior al gandaloy nopaiba. Empiaza
gurtir su efeCto las tres cuatru hoFaa dc
haberge tomRdo.
Los SMETILOIDES1lo lon faSiIes de tomar
eatan preparadoa de manera Que no revue
ven q est6mago III producen malos efectoa
De Venta On todRG la5 B6tica1 Pidanae
muestFaa gratis & BuB 6nicoS fRbricanteg
RredsriCk 8taarns d Ca DatTcIt REichi
gan q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24

El Hotel "HeIvetia" situado en Ia
casa n6meyo 27 de "a Gale az Ia Cruz es
uno de los mas solicitadoB poi. el pdblico,
= ea debido esto 4 que 50 frescas habita.
clones, SO mesa esmerado servicio u ha.
cen superior 4 ctros. Pedro schira. Pro-.
pietario,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24

Sc sOlieitan platero = relojero, que
tengan buenas Feferencias de lOs talleres "a
que hayan tEabajadO, en- la JoyeTfa y pla.
terra DC N, 4. Silva. Luna IL. Apar-
tado 201. 15v.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24

Ponce, por aSesinato On primer grado. CO.
metido en- Vega Baja en- Ia persona de
Emilio Mendoza. ....--.
-Mafiana por Ia noche celebrar6 session
ell Ayuntsmiento de la ciudad.
Los exdmenes para los maeBtroB de
la lola Sc llevaran efscto en- los dias 4,
II , Is de mayo pr6ximo'
-Ma1ana lIegara este puerto 81 va
por slem4n "Presidents'' procedents de
Sto. Domingo.
Don Avelino Pefis y don Rafael A.
SegarFa, han BidO nombrados maeltros sus'
titutos de HumacaO = Utuado'
Elisa Rodriguez fu6 cuTada en- la Ba'
la de aoCoEFos de contusiones levey produ'
cidas casualmente
Sc calculan en- cinco millones de pies
de MADEIRA, los importados este mes por 81
puerto de San Juan. .=
Sc encuentra en- franca convalecencia
don Domingo Rubio Rivera, que sufri6
ha POGO una operaci61 quir6rgicR en- el
hospital presbitsriano. Lo celebramos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24

lie
l dadd Este
huado
(pu edene m1gn t6ix0
reg Sc anhaoe
ad natural
od drsads sDcbnsy
w opontd dpadene
f v
c0pnT NATWnrH
dapua fuis
= to6 utd6 eatuoa
la
Ia 6dard dfvensd
W d las
G qu aLs soon
e que dame la c kd sqtene
I
r1 aonhCae Cuazn
In
NOa: ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-24
La prlmsra reespeIdn.

81 microbes 8 del entrante Mayo ha
sido sefialadO para efectuar la pTimera
reception que dan & suB amigos en- Ia
Fortalezs, los distinguidos esposoa Post
Dsdas las Bimpatfas que disfrutan en-
esta sociedad los gobernadores las gratas
veladas que So celebran en- Ia Mansion
Executive, hay mucha animaci6n para
COncurrir las que desde esa fecha ue
seguiTSn celebrando allf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-29
ROCK ISLAND EATING HOUSES.
Under Now Plan j. Y. Greer VIII
Manage Them.

Arrangements have been completed
whereby the eating houses and hotels
conducted by the Rock Island Rail-
way company along the lines of its
system have been turned over to the
management of Mr.. ]. J. Greer, who
will from this time have charge of
this branch of the business, it being
the aim to entirely divorce the man.
agement of the houses from the
handling of the operation of the rail-
way property.
The dining car service will continue
Il be managed by Mr.. Frank Stewart.
superintendent of dining cars at Dav-
export, Iowa.
Trainmen will continue to receive
favorable rates at the eating houses
under rules similar to those that have
heretofore prevailed.
Mr.. Greer is we'll and favorably
known On many points of the Rock
Island system. For a number of years
&c has had contrac cts for handling the
providing Of food for gangs engaged
ir construction or other work along
the lines of the Rock Island, and has
earned for himself the reputation of
providing the best that could be had.
Doubtless Mr.. Greer will soon es-
tablish the same reputation in so far
as the eating houses are concerned.