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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
FAITHFUL To HOWIIZERS
TILL DAY OF DEATH
William II. Cowarden Expires Sudden
~, While Acting as Guard of
Honor at Funeral.
Especial to the Dailv pressl


RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 21.-William
II. Cowarden. 10 years of age, a Con
federate veteran. dropped dead this
afternoon while taking part in the
military parade at the funeral of Col.
W. T.. Cutshaw
The parade was almost at the gate
OF Hollywood cemetery when Cedar
den, who was walking as guard o!
honor beside the hearse, suddenly fell
backward into the arms of DR.. George
Bannisier, who followed him. Cowar-
den was member of the Richm end
Howitzers in 1861 when that organiZa-
ton went into the Southern service
He served with them throughout
the war. He took the oath of war
that he would never desert the How
tiers while he lived. He was still in
the service as bugler when he died.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
HURLED BOMB INTO
HALFWAY TENEMENT
Scores of Persons Wounded and
Building Partially Wrecked as
Result of Act of Revenge

NEW YORK. Dec. Recklessly
endanGerlng the lives of innocent
children In an apparent attempt to
wreak vengeance on Angelo FraM-
can't. at 633 First avenue an uniden-
tilted miscreant early today exploded
bomb in the hallway of five story
tenement at that address ,wounding
nearly score of persons, and totally
wrecking the first floor of the build
ing. That no loss of life occurred
was remarkable. hut the shock of the
explosion was followed by such n
panic in the thlclly settled neighbor-
hod as the reserves of the East Thir-
ty-fifth street station have not had to
allay in many day.
Excited persons. clad only in their
night clothing. filled the station, and.
only after the strongest per snasion
could they be induced to return to the
homes they believed momentarily
were about to tumble about their
ears.
John Dooley. night Waterman in n
brewery at First avenue and Thirty
seventh street. saw the bomb thrower.
Looking out Of the window he observ-
ed man in long light raglan coat
lounging at the recreation parlAsin the
vicinity. Saw him enter the hallway
of the tenement, come out and enter
again. Then as Dooley turned away
from the window he heard the read of
the bomb and the shrieks of the terri
fed people
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
TO INVESTIGATE ALL
COAL NINE HORRORS
Resolution introduced in Congress
Calls for the Appointment
of Commission.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. FL
Senator Scott today introduced a join.
resolution providing for the appoint
ment OF commission to consist of
three Senators and three Represen-
tatives to make an investigation into
the recent explosions in coal mines
in West Virginia, Pennsylvania. Ala.
Lama and other states. The commits
sion is directed TO report to Congress
and to make such recommendation as
may seem proper.
81 hope to have prompt report on
this joint resolution said Mr.. Scott,
as am receiving great many let
ters and kilograms in regard to these
disasters. People think it is time to
disasters rest"
The resolution was referred to the
committee on mines and mining.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

new discovery will permit, among
other things. of telegraphng to and
between moving trains. Yesterday
messages were sent 20 miles by using
towers less than 20 feet high. The
experts believe this distance can be
heightened materially without i'll
crea sing the altitude Of the towers.
The wireless engineers at the fort
have trained during the fall on speed
:" putting up the towers, receiving
and sending wireless messages and
taking down the towers and scurry-
ing OFF to some other spot.
While they did not Try for long dis
lance they found that with the
changes made i'll their Instruments
they are enabled to send messages
much farther than under the old sys-
tenn without increasing the height OF
the towers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
NEWPORT NEWS. va, SUNDAY, DECEMBEN p, 1907

step ut once. but that seems for the
present impossible. In the meantime
there is no chance FOR any kind OF
help except only that which is In the
nature OF bounties or subsidies II Is
that or nothing, and that is FAR better
than nothing
He approved the Gallingcr bill now
before Congress and said Il would do
much to build up an American ship
ping interest. AN American mcr-
chant marine would supply American
seamen for American ships"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
The REscuING PARTY OVERCOME
Black Damp Causes Members of It to
Leave Mine and When They Reach
ed Surface Some of Them Were in
Critical Notwithstanding the
Bodies.
by Associated Pressl

JACOBS CREEK, PA. Dec. 2l.-But
thirteen bodies had been recovered
from the DaIr mine, when darkness
came tonight. and all hope of reaching
the others before tomorrow was aban-
doned. The rescue work progressed
steadily and systematically all day.
was slJw on account of heavy accu-
mmulation of gas. which necessitated
more precaution in the work of ex-
ploration.
The mine has been penetrated about
1000 feet but the slope Is an old one
and the works are located nearly three
miles from the surface.
In their endeavors to reach the
victims several members of the res
cuing party were seriously overcome
late today by black damp. Their con-
dition became so grave that phys-
clans We're rushed into the mine TO
render medical aid. Later the sick
ened rscurers were brought To the
surface an dthen TO their homes.
The scenes about the mines were
of more pathetic nature today and APP
parently fuller realization of the
calamity had finally come to the rela-
tives and residents of the surround
ing vicinity.
'ueNtiIieo ny OlotnlnS.
Great numbers congregated about
the i'll fated mine ana gave full sway
to their feelings. The bodies thus far
recovered have been identified and Will
be buried tomorrow. All are badly
mutilatod and their Identification
was obtained by clothing. The legs
on another victim are at the tempo
iary morgue. but up to late tonight
tho rest of the mans body could not
be located.
Thousands of people are expected
TO visit the scene of disaster tomor-
row The squad of Pennsylvania po-
row The squad of Pennsylvania
state police will be reinforced by
coroner's deputies and It is not believ-
ed that there will be any undue dis
order or excitement
Clarence Hall. the government geo
logical expert of Washington, and S.
NJ Eoler, of Chicago. United States
mining engineer. arrived here today
to make an investigation of the acct
dent for the government.
Mine inspectors There.
Mine inspectors from adjoining
states are also present and whenever
conditions permit a thorough investi-
CATION Will lie made in the hopes of
reaching some plan whereby the fire.
Quency of the terrible occurrences can
be eliminated
Relief funds have been started In
various towns surrounding the place
and within few days n permanent
organization will be perfected to take
care of the widows and children of the
unfortunate miners.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
Wireless Message Gives Rear AdmI-
raj Evans Opinion on Return Trip.
Tn CDME RACK IATE IN SIIHwri
Commander Of the Fleet Authorized
the Statement to be Made by the
Associated Press Correspondent Ac.
compnnyinn the Ships.
(By Associated Pressl

ON BOARD U. 5. S. CONNECrI-
CUT, at Sea. Dec. Olivia Govern
men. Wireless Station at Key Wes,,
to tne Associated Press. New York
Rear ADMIRAL Evans TO-DAY authorized
the statment for publication that he
personally believes that the navy de-
paTtments present intention is that
the fleet shall return via the Suez
route late next summer Or fall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
Still in Double Column.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Dec. 2l-The
wireless station tonight picked up
the battleship Connecticut and re-
ceived the following message:-
U. s. S. Connecticut, Dec. 21-From
Wednesday to Thursday we have
made 2f0 miles and are now 600 miles
due east of Jupiter Inlet Q'la) Speed
has been increased to II knots. Still
in double column formation. Weather
perfect. All hands in white dress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
Kills Negro Who Insults WIG.
tnY Associated Preasl

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 21--Cheighton
lhifnss. oycrseor on the farm or
Colonel l.. ID. Starkc ut Lynnhavcn
Inlet Princess Anne county. Mt cay
brens this morning, shot ana Killed
John Crump. negro oys;erman and
boatmen. employed on the place.
Inc cause la alleged to have been
improper conduct by Crump toward
Bui'russ' wife. --~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
M.asouri lands SICK MAN.

SAN JUAN, p. r., Dec. 2l-'rne
battleship Missouri detached from the
fleet arrived of this port today and
signaled the commandant of the
naval station. The compliments
of the season to friends ashore" The
lbattleship then landed Benjamin
Northway, fireman. who is III with
peritonitis. He was taken to the
naval hospital. After this the battle
ship reioined the feet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
GEiGER'S BODY SENT TO
SAVANNAH FOX BURIAL
Body Of Slayer Of James n. olliphant
Cared for by An
Uncle.
nv Associated prsssl

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.--An uncle OF
Dr. c. A. Geiecr, OF Beaufort. $. G..
the slayer OF Broker James IL. OH
phant. hnd the body of the suicide re.
moved from the morguc and placed on
board Il train tonight FOR Savannah.
Ga. where funeral services viii take
place next week. The funeral acr-
vices for James II, Olliphnnt will be
heid Monday at the family residence
IN BroOklyn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
PHILADELPHIA MAY
HAVE TROLLEY STRIKE
Trolley Line Employees Threaten to
Leave Place Unless Demands
They Made are Granted
tBy Associated Press,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec. 21.-The
local union of the Amalgan1ated Asso
citation of Street and Electric Railway
Employees at meeting tonight decid-
ed that strike of he motormen and
conductors of the Philadelphia Rand
Transit Company would be called
within 48 hours unless the company
grants the demands of the men. The
employees ask for higher wages and
a reimbursement OF hours.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
MIR. Lenz for mavor

Mr. Frank C. LEM. president of the
jefferson bank, announced yesterday
that he would be candidate in Inc
democratic primary next spring for
tiie nomination for mayor Mr.. LEM
at one time represented the Second
ward in the city council. being elected
IN the Republican ticket.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

ways between one state and another
10 cut rates below the level Of profit
with intent To destroy competition and
secure monopoly and another was Of
fercd by Mr. Johnson. of South Caro-
lima. snbjectlng intoxicnnts brough,
from one state into another to the ex
else laws OF the state of destination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
-
Viruinia Man Appointes.

WASHINGTON, ID. c. Dec. 2l-1he
President sent to the Senate the APP
pointment of William H. Cab Of Vir-
glnia, to be consul at Malta, Maltese
Islands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
AnpeIus Won by a Neck.

~ 'N""'N'"'cu fitSoJ
NEW ORLEANS LA. Dec. 81 =
The Preliminary Derby handicap at
the Fair Grounds today was won by
Angelus by neck. Dainty Bena in
the NTH race. produced an exciting
iinish in which she managed to get
lie decision by head from Morti-
boy. Weather cloudy; track heavy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22
WIRELESS BETWEEN TRAINS.
Army Signal Officers Make important
Discoveries.

OMAHA, NEB,, Dec. Wireless
telegraph experts at the United States
Army signal station In Omaha have
made new discoveries. which permit of
comparatively long-distance tele-
graphing from very. short towers. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-12-22

tcontInued on PAGE FlIys:l5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-17
TREINTA Y OCHO DE-
nunCias en- Saba
ma Grande.
En- los Princes en- medic De Ia
GaIIe hey III baGbe.
e d eaIls doI 'GsnsaI Henry hasIa ID
esIlO Blrhgsp hst6a f,Itl slHatldas ID
ease'Io, ST. Faletl.
(De nuessrO corr esponsaE)

Octubre IA. -se encusrtra enfsrmo de
Cuidado 81 joveu professor don Rs fael Sol.
tsEo Perez Que prOnto eate bien son
nueStEog majoFes deSsOs
-HRCe dos BemanRB fueEon denunCiR-
dos 38 indiyiduos poE infracci6n lan
leyeg de sanidad UnoE EsBulEaron mul.
tadoB 6 cinCuenta OentAyos , otEos abaueI-
ton Dsbido6 6Gto laa GALES Do encusn.
tran muy limpiss = gracias los ssiloEes
Qsmiani aeRmanos 81 frente J patioH del
edifcio de lR m6quina de machacaR ,
luBtrar cafe han Bido cOmpletamenta linn
pios quedando 81 jgual que sug egtableci.
mi0ntos, los cuales tienen siempTe, tanB8 el
ffenta como SuB patios, IibteH de- b1suraa
con deaRglss Ia CarFetera poF Cuyo mott.
70 ID policfa nuncs hs tenido que indi
caTle1 nada.
-Llamam6g Ia atenei6n nuestro &C.
Gvo y CslOBo alcalde sobEe qus ordene al
gailor Falcon, se de an paaso por CLOS
PiEineos" encontraF& an bacha al medic
de la Gale producido pOT 81 dessgtis de Is
CASA de don Pedro Espada J que habits
hoy don Pablo GoFgs Los vecinos que
Be queisn nosotros Ba 10 RgrsdaCeF6n.
Mo Be podFfa, tsmbien, sefoP alcRlde,~
echarnoB unRg cuantas caVretadas de oag.
Csjo On la calle "GaneFsI Henry" par.
tisndO desde Ia casa m6quina haata la e..
quinR dc Ia Calle del doctor Barbosa. Ss'
guEamente no qusdaFfa nters con Cabeza
que no dieTa graCias Dios poF cate he.
ChO porqus la verdad los dfas de Iluvi6
se pone intransitable esR Calla tan cOncu
rrida hoy por hallsrse el coFreo en ella.
-TeDemoB en- perspective varioa matri.
monios. Ssgda ss nos dice, habr6 dos en-
10 cRIle General Fl anry", tres ed Ia oalle
Mac cKinley y otras mas en- difarenteB or
lies. Nuestro ilustFado pGrrocO estsrS ss.
tisfecho porque todos son cat6licoB la
es buana. Va daremoa Cuenta
de eIlos mgdn vayan suCedi6ndoss.
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COReuTs0 para ID DFOsaRtlGIda d planes
para d 'ClpItaIIH q Puerto RIea.

POr deCrsto de Ia AsambIea LRgiBlstiva
de Puerto Rico, de fscha Mario IA, 1907,
el Comisionndo del IotsEior eat6 autoEisa'
do para anLncisF el conCuTBo para un edi'
fcio gus IS llsmar6 "CAPITOLIO DE
PUERTO RIOu' , cuyo conto no exec
deT5 de $500 900.
Los ArquitectOu que dsBaen tomaT parts
en- este concuTso deber6n cnmuuicar suB
deaeos 81 Comisionado del TuterioE, por
eSoFito, 81 dis primero de Novismbre del
1907 antes de esta fechs. No Be admi-
tirAn pianos dc los que no Cumplan ests
rsquiOito
Los disefos dsbsr6n rsCibirSs 81 dia 10,
de FebTero de 1907 6 ante8.
COpia del prOgrsma que ha de rsgiF Is
ssr6 envisdo los cOmpetidore8 cuando
10 solicitor.
LII. GRAHAME.
4vE Commissioner of tbs Interior
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NOTICIAS De BlYAMON.
Ia juVentud del COmsrCio trata de
as0Ciarse.
So nOtl eI0TtO maIOstar %
LAP. 3. American TOhaeeo Go,

Octubrs 17.-El liCenciado AIftedo Gi
menez, = 90 distinguina ssfioFa Eloisa, pa
san por ls pena de tener IN tieFno niflo
graYements erfsrno, Al cual asiate 81 re.
putado galsno doctor GuijsTr habisndo
venido en- consulta 81 doctor Ba1boss.
Qae loB conccimientoa cisntf6coB de Rmbou
doctoreg, logren gRlvar aI nifi1, e8 nueatro
desso.
En- la Gale de Maceo de tgta ciudad,
y ftents 4 Ia casa que Ocupa 81 juzga1o de
PRz, hay haOe bantsnte tismpo 8 es
tRntsB de una casa en- construction que
afsan 81 ornate p6blico
Creemos que debe fabricaFse, deben
despsFecsF ios Tefaridos eStantsy, y sI %.
lar CercaHle con ma csTca gus no afse Ell
oTn to.
Al Gefior iuez de Paz de ests ciudad
le ha lido dada poF el Attorney general,
una ceEtifOaci6n en- la que hace iusticia
al corrsCoto proceder del Eefsrido iuaz don
r mon FouFnieE.
Los j6venes dependencies de Couercio
de eatR oiudad, tFatan de asocie rse n
el objeto do tFsbsjaT hsatR conBeguir el
descAnsO dominical. Muy iuBtos son los
deseos de esoB j6venea.
En- Ia fArmaCia del icenciado VIE.
wall hay unas bonitss postales.
Los veCinos de la calle de Toa b8ia
SO quejan amsrgamsnts de que Cuando
lluevs las sguas de las cunetRs 90 empo
zan desbord6ndoSe , fernando luego pam
tsnoB, que uon dep6sitos misBmaticoa
-En Ia 2, R American Tobacco hay
IN pr fundo mGla1tsE debidO, Bfg6u Be die
ce, Lee foFmas brusCaA stempladl .
con que un emplsado tEata & les opsFarios
, Bua COmpahsrog. Bueno sorfa qus ge
oOn1prinierG.
sabemoB que 81 Buperintendeuts Dedor
Cueto, no ha apEobado la conducts de ese
jdvsn , % propone hscer justicia.
En- Ii Lfnsa F6TREea del Osste pREece
que hiy Ago gus tEae prsocupadO los
emplesdos. JSer6 gupR nusva fsforma
que va empFender 81 Befior VaIde !?
Ref5Ema todo como 10 ha hscho con la
estsci6n , vsrE 81 FesnItado.
-SS me assgura que an rico propietsTio
de esta ciudad trata de pedir una Bubven.
Ci6n 81 aJuntamientO con el obisto de
msudLr "a hijo & estudiar leyes & loH
>Estados UoidoA. 10 Oonseguif6? ......
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la VILLA OE MADRID En- este espacioso
establecimientO, que es el mSs mpOrtante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, estan reel-
biendo ahora los articulos propios para Ia
pr6xima estacion, tales como GaslmiTas. Al
paOas, BOas pluma de Ostrich lei timas, ell
mejor surtidO de PerfumerIa francesa. desde
lain que es ell fabricafte mas afamado del
mundo. Tenemos ell surtido mas compile
to en- C0Fbatas, PaYaguas, tincluso los geno-
veses) GHantes lt0nsS, Ell mejor Pane nara
ViIIar, Cortinas lejltimas de madras, Un
complete surtido de Gorsss Ultima move
dad), GaTteEas de pie de F0ea, y Russia para
sefIoras, ttc A Is Villa de Madrid acude toda
persona de gustO que quiere Comprar bue-
ma mercancia sin gastar mucho. P. o.
Box 765. TeIefono l78 San Francisco 81.
San Juan P. r.
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Pss'jsrus dol ''Crsg's. !"

LlegaTon hoy San Juan los GiguienteG:
Mr.. E. 8. Gray, r. swsenY, B e. al.
BRIGHT, F. SchbritsF, P. Roig, T. E. j,
Pearne, Mrs j. Nj. Field, Mr. & Mrs j.
@. Gillespie Hon. r 81. Post, Mr.. M.
MieE, j. Anderson Jr, A. Mschuca &
Son, e. Z. Crehore, Mrs j. Libarons,
Miss v LcomiG, Mrs j. NJ. Trobridge,
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P. Grau, W. L. Crawford, G.. Caalesa,
E. Chapman, r. A Bsnitez, G. Miller,
Mis-, F. M Fl ID j 3 Fuerteu, r H.
Polt & Maid, E. Waterbury, Miss Z. e.
Crehore, Mr.. a. NJ. Allan, MiE K. Stack,
Mr.. E. Franceschi, Mrs o. r Rckleu
Mr. & Mrs J.. @. Jordan, Mr.. 81 r
Smith, ] Jonas, H. 81. PottIe & family
(6) Hon. P. c. Robin, Mr. 81. MiglieIl,
A Fantanzzi, q. o. Huntington, III. r.
Lovsluck A. s. Colon, F. Rsina, E. O..
H sathsrly, @. Carlson, r Stspleton, j. J.
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La salud Individual en-
ambos sexos depende de la
riqueza de Ia sangre, y estando
Ia sangre impura 8 escasa, no
es possible la robustez nj la sa-
lud. Escasez de buena sangre
trae la anemia, debilidad gene
raj, dijestiones diffciles, reu-
matismo. debilidad nerviosa,
jaquecas, dolores neuralgicos,
irregularidades menstruales de
las mujeres, desarrollo difcil
de las nif1as, etc.
Las PiIdoras Rosadas del
Dr.Williams son precisamente
para incitar la production de
sangre rica y pura, y curan to-
dos esos males:
"Por ounce amos sufri de una
debilidad en- todo Ell cuerpo de
dolores de cabeza, escribe el Sr.
- ue%A - GNOAI lSuCE1 AOAuCICldIlLG
y Hacendado de Matanzas, Cuba,
calle S. Juan de Dios g. Estaba
poseido de un malestar complete,
con dolores en- el cerebro, nerviosi.
dad y falta de voluntad para todo;
tenor, tristeza, aburrimiento Nj
aun el consuelo del sueno tenia.
Perdi carnes hasta pesar solo 90
libras Va perdi la cuenta de los
medicos y medicinas que empleamos.
Por ESQ que soy enthusiastic campeon
de las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Will
liams pues me han devuelto salud,
fuerzas y el gusto para la vida.
Tengo % afios y me siento ahora
mejor que a los SO. Cuatro meses de
tomar esa excelente medicina para
la Sangre y los Nervios me did el
resultado que anos de medication con
otros metodos no consiguieron. Solo
siento no haberme decidido antes." !"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-17
EN- La MANSION EjECOTIVA.
Ell gObsrnadOr Post feGibe muChas
Visitas,
Radl 50 s1bs totlvil r0spoGto Il namhranIsnta
Dc Attorney.

Un representRute de La CorrespOndsA-
ci0 visit6 hoy al gobernsdor. a las 4 y
minutfs de la msfiana tom6 puerto al va.
por "CarscaB" de la Rad ID Line, On el
cut han TegTessdo Pusrto Rico el Hon.
gobernadoE Regis II, Post su distingai
da ssfioTa.
FL visie fu6 bueno , 81 gobernador vie.
ne muY bian de salud.
Su distinguida seiiora obtuvo an fsliz
reaultado en- Ia opaYaci6n que 80 hizo ,
Bentiase RIgo d6bil hoy & conseeuencia de
las moIestiau del visje.
El Presidente Roossvelt eatabR en- 81
Sur cuando fu6 el s.fior Post los Eatadcs
Unidos.
Cor fsrenoias por telef3no tuvo este con
81 Sscretario de Roosevelt en- Washington,
puea no habisndo NADIA de nuevo tenien.
do el gobernador que atsnder 81 sefi9ra
no tuvo por que II & etts ciudad.
En- el pT6ximo vapor Ilegark el pHeai.
dente de Ia Comisi6n del Sarvicio Civil.
81 Befior Beekman Winthrop notici6 al
sefior Post lR proposition del psse & Cuba
del senior Feuille. El gobsrnador no hs
Tecomendsdo niugdl candidate para Gu
brir 81 csYg0 vacante por la ida del seflor
,Feuille y todsvia no Sc saba ssguTaments
qui6n Her6 delignado para 81,
Cortsut6 al senior Winthrop gus no to,
pfs candidate para eHe puesto.
Ds nipg6o otro asunto us habl6 en- Ia
CobfoTsncia de maestro representsnte con
81 gobsrnador.
Euts % muestra muy Satiafssho de 81
Tegreao Ia isla.
Un gran ndmero de personals eatuvo
sIta msiiana en u Mansi6n Ejscutiva con
obieto de daI la bisnvenidR 81 seloE Pcgt
EntEe ellau lOu genpEel Carlos Blondst,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-17

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