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Ell LINDO P U EBt o
del Este.
Tiene muy Cerca del mar una Du.
ma, 0 un monte de arena.
La leyenda del pe6ascO, en- una de
cuyas cavidades, abajO, Sc We
una cruz de MADEIRA,

Luquillo, DiciambE8 11.-Ests eB un
ppebleoito ag ada bic y saimpGtico; HituadO
0Till0s del mar, y bRfiado conBtRntemGE-
to poE Las bFiBan del Eate,
Sc c0mpen8 GBte pusblo dc dos paEtSH:
Una pREts 90 llama "PusblO Viejo'' = 10
otFB pRTts 90 llama "PuablO Nuev0." Eg.
to 0Bt6 Uituado aobrs Una p8Ete alta; IR
ore, OBf& an M llano tiFaudo haCiR 9l
mar. Las pooRB cRllsa que tisns "Pusblo
WHO" gon de Buslo firms, = laa de "E uG.
bio NuGvo", son aE0noBsB.
Tien0 una bonita igIeRia, cuys ConBtFuc.
ci6n no data de muChoB amos, psrO "a Ds
vG hacienda faltR un POGO de pintur8, puts
10 que Ra ls pusO, vG dsgapAEsCisndo.
Ti0nO mUy CePCR dol mar ana DunG, 8
sOR uu monte do arena. Al otFo lado, hay
Un p0fiREco Gnafme y R&0, que foFmR un
pE0oipicio; absjo, el mar bats fuTioGR'
mOnto.
Baiando uno do sHs pen sBco poF Is par.
to que sale al Csrro de arSns, 10 pueds vsr
como cAvidadsB ca laB pslAs. Ea una de
6st0E, hBCe RfisB hRbfs una cruz do made.
70, 20 decfG que fa6 msndsds coloCar
POE unR sefioFa como rsCusEdo de que, CO.
t6ndous una vsz bafiando por squOl sitio,
% vic muy expusAtR q peFd0r Ia vida,
puss uus gran ols 10 Rrr0bat6 de Ia oEiIIs
lIovAndola muy !ejoD, y 8Iguuo8 30 tiVaron
al RguR con PioVgo do Bus vidaG con objsto
do BRIv8rla,
81 CeEEo de AEena, Os an lugaE de
''0poEt" para les dc Luquillo. So va q
Rqusl csrro, hRCsr sjsECicios On subirlo y
b0isTlo coFEiendo CON mucha vsluCidA d,
= como no hay RiO8go de golpsB 90 pusds
tirRr uno deEd0 IR Gina del mismo v. l.
teando 81 ouoTpO , oasr 81 pie, sin haosrOs
Ol mas IGve dAfOp pues TODD 0I piSo 90 de
arena. 81 lGdo opueSto del cerro, 6 Hes eI
que dc 0l mar, es eBcREpado y foEma An
pEsCipiCio, poE0 ds8ds Do CimR 20 pus6G
contemplsP un sspl6ndido panorama tanto
de mar como de terra.
I'll tsPro-cRrgil de 10 FAiardo Develop
mant Company pRsa csrcs de Luquillo, =
tan pronto 90 a5ra al p6bIieo, 10 Cusl BaEf
en- bEsve, 8er6 muy fkcii il eus pueblo &
pSBsE bueaRS tsmpOrRdAB varBnitgaH, pur
81 ffoUcO GO AlIf dsliciOsO, y 81 china os nsco
y GRludabls
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LEGION De ESPE-
rantO a los IeCtO-
res de La Cores
DOndenCia".
mi deziraS al vi DO.
nan tagOn sinjOrO"
DiSidencia cauSada pOr
una "viuda" en- ell l6xicO.

En- 8I campo 0HpGH8ntist8, entire los Bog-
tenGdoFsR dc 10 idea de IN idiomG univGRo
eel, % hs armada uua disid0nciR sstGn
que no 90 0utisnden nj On Que nj On niDgdn
otro loDguajV.
La bAndsEG GBpGEant'St8 90 blanca con
unR 0BtFGllG color de eBmaFRlda. De de-
baio de SuB pli0gueB sG8bB dc dsBeEtRr IN
grupo de NuSv8 York dejando el club
eBpGFRntiBtG fernando 0tEo para divUl.
gar IN idioma que RHeguTsn o. mas Rdo'
CuRdo que el esperanto, para BOEviT dc
IoDguG univGTaaI. Bl nombF0 de GIte
UO!0puk do Ultima hoFB GR "ilO''; scu6FdOBe
81 leCtor dc biLO Bin haChe.
81 doctor Max Talmey, isfo de IR 80
ciedsd ospeFRutiOta neoyorquina, con lG
mayor cordiAlidRd dijo en- ana reunion de
10 miBma:
-"Mi d0ziraB al vi bonRn tsgon, sim
joro".
Que 90 como ii dj6famoB On nuestro
Caduco idioma:
-"CabAlloroB, pRaadlo bian'.
Y 90 pag6 el bando que iIa Rin hachs.
Lo mismo que los griegos, los agiPCiog y
loB EomRnoH tOdoB loB que han GcEbsdo
por no entanderuV, hS paOBdo con los CO.
peEAntiatAs de Nu0va York. Una ella eg
Ia cAuns de 10 diUidGnoia. La Cleopatra
On ento CaBo, eI una viuda; s8to 90, Ia pa
IRbFB ViWdG.
Los disidGnt0B Gs diSguHtGFon = foFmaF0n
90 idiomR apsrts poEqus not8Ton (lo miB'
mo que loR fcRncOBOO. que tOmbi6n han
hech9 otFo idioma) difeFenCiaB OTtcg t6fC0B
que 8lgun0B pRlabFRg no 20 foRmRn l6gi'
Csmante, Citsndo SntFe GsRB, ls pRlabRS
Viudo.
A slto responder loB GBpOrantigtEU aoO'
naudo de trRidoE0B Gan OI idiomB CoFFien'
te) loa diSidsntsS y axplioRndo lS foT-
mRci6n do una viudR, q sgbGT: sl gufjo
WLO 10 smpl0A para donotRr que ana per-
soma sBt6 caTRGterizRd8 p0F GRtR 6 Rquslla
CuRlidad; WIino sxpreIR que 0as persona eI
del g6n0Fo fsmsnino; la TAiZ WJ Giguifca
p0rBons; IN, el g6aoro fsmeniu0, = la f.
nal 90 para Gnat8ntiVaT.
GYandulo, una persona gTsnde; gran
dulino, una persona fsmsnipS CYANIDE,
Slg6a este, para docir ViWda, tsniendo en-
Cuenta que eide aignifca viHdes dobsyfs
sgEegarBs al aGyinO dOCiTGs VidvaJinO.
Aquf fu6 On d0nds BuEgi6 IR disidenCiB.
Unos cpinab8n ba0tabR con d0oiT VidVWIO
para oxprsuar ol vOcRbIo viosdG pudi6odO'
90 uuprimiF sismprO Ol en-, indicative del
femonino, puesto que vidvulimO gqujvAIdEfa
q dscir viude@ persona hsmbTo, misntTAI
que vidvmlo uiguifos Viudes persona, sin
nsoesidad do agEsgar hembra qua 10 Do-
bEasDtisndO hRy ilaCi6n, dedo que yR Bs
BeShA Rdoptpdo el voCsblo vidvO para B'gni.
fear U6Wdea var64o, viudO como dscimoa
los atrauadoB. VidUa, sdistivo, viudO a.
Vidv indicR s0tado dc viudez, y sgEsgando
10 o, UidUO, Bs f3rms 81 Bustsutivo. Rioa
GO sl adjective rtoO, riowZo el BusbSntivo
TiCG.
Para decir "una viuda rica''. como hay
quO exprosarlo, lrioulo UidvuJO, 8 riouIo
vidUuSnO? El GEtfculo indatgFminado nc
exists en- esperanto.
La expreBi6u "Quisro oontrasr matri-
monio con una viuda SEics", 90 pusdo
por ahora eBparantiSRr aaf: "Mi dssiraa
BvAtas ricuIon vidvalon 6 riculinon vid-
vuioon,)'
Ell que praotiqus aata Iecci6O,.,... que
le spFovsche.
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CRISIS De
REUMATISMO AGUDO

E cuantos sufren de reumatlsmo
28udo con sus dolores tan crueles en-
las articulaciones, en- los pies, en- las
rodillas, en- los hombros, y 4
vece' e. los rinones0 9 en- las costillas,
les cv' ~9ajamos siempre que tomen Ell
On75E E2l.
"a, en- efecto, va sea en- icor, va
Ell. ,2>ldo:as, ell Omagil tornado la mi
tau DC la comida, q la dosis de una
cuvhaFAi4e. sopera del licor, a la de 2
3 r.ytv'as, basta para caImar muy
rapidar. 5Itc los dolores reumaticos, aun
los mas 3rueles y antiques, por rebel
des que hayan sidO a 6tros remedies
Asimismo cura las neuralgias mas doIo-
rosas, cualquiera que sea su asiento
las costillas, los rihOnes, los miembros
9 la cabeza, y alivia los sufrimientos
tan penOsos de los ataques de gotta.
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CORTE DE DTSTRTTO DEL DTSTRT.
to Judicial de San Juan. Puer-
to Rico, Secci0n la.
SehaIamientOs de juiciOs Orales ci-
viles para Ell tercer t6rminO del
ahO judicial de 19O8-O9.

Diciembrs Il -Antonio PadiaI, vi.
Oar og H. BIondet. 8obre sarC8rfa de de-.
mimic: -AmeTicRu Grocery aud Ship Sup
ply Cc. va J J,seuh Wenar. Cobro de d.
nero. No. 941. No. 847. gucssi6o IgAEs,
vidsz va. Sucsni6a de Jose G4llRrt, sobFe
dsvoluci6n da bisnsS
DiciambrH % -Lothrop, Luce and Co.,
va. joseph Wsnar, Bobss cobro de dinoro.
No. 1928. Collector de CApsllAnfsS vAcan'
tea, Va. Mo1ssto MSvtfns8, aobEs Cobro de
paEoR.-Nu. 1868. J3n6 L. Ps1q Qera, W.
Luis L6psz, cobFo De CaDtidsd.
DiciGmbrs 23.-AIfredo Z laz4r, w..
AdmioiatFaci6n judicial de iou bisups ds
Eliza Kostgigbt, EobEs cobEo de BsFvi ;ios
No. 2O81. Rafael Cobi6n Romsu, vs.
EmiIia PoupaEt y joe CipFi6o BAFbo'
"a R3BB, HobEs nu'idSd de eOcTituIs q, etc.
Carmen Martin, vg. JsBdS Il. Rosario, So
bre divorcio.
DiciambFs 24.-Jugisdicci6 Ex ,pRFts.
No. 1904 Victorio Ochoa. VI. JoB6 Albi'
to, sobre CobFo de dinaro.
DiciembFe 31.-JuFiadicCi6n Ex OGvts.
EneEo 4.-HipoIite VsIduFy, va. H de
I0 BRums, BobEe cobFo de dineFo.-N6m.
2242. NicoIaSR TcinidAd L6prz Carols,
vO. JsCinto Lorenzo Lopez Laborde, =
otros, Eobre cobro de dinaPO,
Carte MumioipOL - JoUrfs Cauda, por
OmbFiaguOz y Osc6ndslo So 8 dis1 de
aTFeBtO. FrsDciaoo Ortis, per huEto do
una fguFa de biscuit propisdsd de Eriquo
Matos BsEnieE, mesas de c6Fcel. Ramon
Ramos por tuEbaE Ia paz, 10 diaS do arGooso.
Vicente Martinez, poF 0g'sdir & Agspito
Chiclana s 10 dslmults 10 dfaB de aFFos'
to; GregoriO AndFDdsB. GFegoEio PizVTro,
GregoEio Paris y GsrvAOio Ds'gado poF
inffiDgir Eeglameneo de Oanidsd, ConsiBten'
ts On dormiE en- sl intGEioF de una panads'
EiR 90 BsntuEss, S 2 do multa cada uno
8 2 dfRB de REEG1t8.
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3 M psrmansrts uuministro de seua.

Es IN psTmanerts auministro de Ogua.
5o.-AisIamiento de TODD enfermo de
febrs tifoideR que hsbit0 en- sl bAFFio alto
do Ia Ciudad en- sl RitiO Hobre lR mREgsn
del rio.
69.-MedidsS profI6Cticas = deIinftc'
Ci6n On loB momGntoB SotuRl0B que impi'
dan ls propagation do lR fisbFo tifoidsa.
Es ouanto tsnemo8 sl honor do infoE'
mar V. 81. RaGpstuoBamente, (FirmR'
do) Dr.. 1'omds Vdsques SupoFintandsnts
dc Sandal. (Firmado) Dr.. p GutisrreS
Igoravidss, Director del 6eEVicio de AnO'
miR.
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Advertisement.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DiUisi)n # Public Buildings.

Sac Jaan, Porto Rico, N~v,mbar 18.h
1908. Salad proposals. in du olioate FIR
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nscspSsEy f1F.ths construction cf an eight
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All nOoss8ary inf4rmation, blank forms
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Contractors wishing to t ks COPIES cf
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The right is reserved to rejsct any or
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TERRENO EN- SANTUR0E Sc VEN
de una parcela de unOs $1,000 metros cua-
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ochentR metros de 6istancia de Io PIazq
del Mercado de dichO barrio de Santnrce,
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que Residential" .-Precio moderaCIo " "a
Cilidades para el pagO. Informars w.
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"DENTUNDO"

EGts 60 sI msj snsst6Bico local conoci
do, De- We ts ca lsg aorsditadss farms,
ciaH de lou sen "Oa J. M Blauco Cc.
Alfonso g. Zsrbi don Padto julia
Diff go Ia cor aopondenoiR { "a sgsuto M
Mir, bel. p. o. B,z 44O q. D
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EFECTOS DEL TRATAMIENF0
Por Ell QMAGIL

Creado conforme los Gltimos descu-
brimientOs de l2 Ciencia, el Omagil no
cOntiene substantial alguna nOciva su
use no presenta en- absolute peligro
algcnO para la salud. Ell licor es, ademas,
d IN sabOr agTadabilisimo.
G1neralmente ell alivio produccse va
81 Pesaf mer de- e ou5 Solo 81 e6e1fs ouEa 3
cGntimOs pOr cada vez.
De Vcnta en- las buenas farmacias,
mas nara eVitar tOdo error, cuideSe 0e
erigt'' en- Ia etiqWetG Lapatabra Omagil
q las se1saS del DepOSitO general M05SOn
L. FRERE, 10, rue Jacob, Paris. z
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PILDORAS ANTJBACILARES

Las pIdoas arbacIars han pao
la curacGn de las atcoione dc rcspirator0
Las ronqus anto agudas como ccas asma Ia grippe la uber-
uos pulmonar ctCen pOntamente al uso de pdoas
AsI han pOddo compODaro los mas igeates
numeraEles enemos deben i elias rcstablecmiento
Sc lsan de las Prncpas
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Dep6sttos% en- San Juan Farmacia de
Sr. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de Baldo
riOty de Castro y 6ucres. de J. NJ. Blanco
Co. San Francisco 81.
En- Mayaguez. Farmacia de los Sres. Sa-
iva HermanOs, Avenida II de AgostO A.
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
En- Ponce. FaFmacia Ruiz de POrratas
Farmacia VilIarOnga
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Sr. Carlos Conde. sr
B. Huicy.
Miguel Cuetara.
Pedro de Audrey.
P. Gambia C6rdova
DR.. F. Gonzalez.
B. Hidalgo.
Ramon Garcia.
Enrique Carbia.
Jaime Annexy.
H. A. G. Hines.
Herminio Diaz Navarro,
Pedro Serraballs.
Generoso Candinq.
Geronimo Benz
Eulogio Ramos Ochoa
Frank E. Dexter
Agustin Otero.
A. Lopez Nc Coard.
joaquin Miro.
Alejandro Pruna.
Eduardo Pons Escalona
Burt o. Clark. Sra
Juan F. Was Ocheteco.
Antonio Oliver.
JESUS Rendon Almira,
Vicente Mendez.
Enrique Monies de Oca
Pedro Gambia Skerrett.
Gervasio Gambia Cordova.
Francisco Ramirez de Arellar
Jose de Diego.
Joaquin M. Torres.
Pablo Sierra
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T. Luis Mufioz Rivera s
Martin Travieso.
Matilde Nadal.
Marcelino Garcia.
Narciso Llauri Corchado.
Rodolfo Vera.
Manuel r. Calderon.
H. G. Gregory.
Antonio Hernandez.
DR.. j. Avil6s
Rafael F, Ferrer
DR.. Francisco Aguirre
L. Garcia de Quevedo
r. Gambia Cordova
Toribio de la Fuente
Francisco Perez
A. Lores Gonzalez
Ronato Real.
Luis Munoz Morales
Rafael Gchettini.
DR.. Francisco Aguirre
Roscndo Monies.
a. Viuda de Gonzalez.
Pillar Cabrera de Sanchez.
Juana Silva de Mozco
Maria Moll Romani.
Maria Iglesias.
Monserrate Gambia Cordova
NIicaela c. de Iriarte.
Ana NJ. de Conejero.
no, Eduvigis Garcia de Amanda.
VIDA. de Hostos.
Bernandina Suarez de AIor
BBHN BROT
n. San Juan, P. r.
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!. Chas. Hartzell.
r. II. Delgado.
Miguel Targa
Federico Stubbe
)r. Guillermo Curbel0
L. Purcell.
Cirilo Mercado.
Ramon Tembleg
T. Barth.
Gregorio Dimas.
Tomas Parker.
Juan Apellaniz. il.
Enrique Alfonso.
Manuel Ledesma.
Lee H. Vendig.
Jose Labrador Vinal.
J. E. Fenner.
Ramon M. Cardona.
Juan N. Rosell6.
John NJ. Turner.
Sergio Ramirez.
Vencenso Verna.
Juan r. Baiz.
F. Ledesma.
Pedro de Elzaburu.
H. G. Cutler.
DR.. Tomas Vazquez.
Evaristo Andino.
Pablo Vega.
Nicolai Megwimof,
N. A. Walcolt.
Damian Piza.
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En- construction una Escuela Pdblica de ocho gados
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Precipitation. .... O.35
VientO 8 las 800 a m
4SE
VientO maximO Is II
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SOLAREs DE TODAs DIMENsIoNEs PRECIOs MoDICOs
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAGo
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Lsta Parcal de los Residences Compradores de soares
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No OBLIGATION pero hace bonfac
quen denro de ahO Sc venden pues soar sin obligation de
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11
CHICAGO ORCHESTRA
Custodian of Its Funds Defaults and
The Musicians Have Hard
Time to Get Money.

Seattle, Wash, April 10.---While
Seattle music lovers were enjoying tho
strains of Faust" Thursday afternoon
and evening, the managers o. the COM
pany were having a feverish time to
complete financial arrangements for
keeping the Chicago Symphony or-
chestra together. The difficulty arose
from the defacation of $4,000 of
money belonging to the orchestra. The
financial representative of the lecture
bureau in Washington, under whose
auspices the orchestra is travelling
collected $4,000, which was to be used
in Seattle for paying the salaries of
the half q hundred members OF the
orchestra, and some travelling SX-
penses
When the orchestra reached Seattle
and learned that the funds had been
made away with, the management at
once SGT to work to make other ar
rangements to tide over the difficulty.
This was finally accomplished. hut
j.. Daggy, of the state university, had
visited one of the Seattle banks in
company with the orchestra represent
atiVes and endorsed a draft drawn by
the orchestra management on ac-
counts in other cities.
c. A, Shaw, of Portland, is the west
ern representative of the entertain
ment bureau, and will have to make
good the loss unless the defaulter can
replace the sum. He left Seattle for
Portland where the orchestra has an
engagement
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GENERAL STRIKE VOTE
COMING NEXT WEEK

Kansas City, April 11.-Whether a
general strike will be ordered on the
Gould system as a result of the trouble
between organized labor and the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad, will be de-
cided at conference of delegates from
the executive councils of all the or
CARNATIONS interested which is TO be
held in New York city next week,
The executive council of the Inter
national Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers, which
has been I'm session in Kansas City.
Kan, has decided TO join the other or
CARNATIONS interested and appointed a.
committee to represent the boilermak-
ers at the conference in New York
George +. Dunn, president of the
boilermakers, and j. A. Franklin vice
president will form the committee. Both
left last night for New York city. SIM
liar committees have been appointed
from the executive councils of the ma
chinists and the Brotherhood OF
Blacksmiths and their helpers. The
three committees win have the power
to decide whether a strike shall be
called or not.
The trouble between the Denver g.
Rio Grande grew out of the refusal OF
the railroad 10 pay extra wages for
holidays and overtime. A strike now
exists on the Rio Grande in Colorado
and Utah.
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RE0RGANITE MINISTER'S MAY
MARY DIVORCED PERSONS

Kansas City April 1.-THE Reorgan-
lied Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints continued their annual con-
ference at Independence today. The
divorce question was disposed of yes
terday after an interesting debate and
by the refusal to adopt resolution,
forbidding the ministry to marry di-
Vorcees.
President Joseph Smith spoke at
length. being opposed to undertaking
legislative enactment against possible
contingencies in the marriage and di-
Vorce laws. He questioned restrictive
measures which might be injurious and
unjust to innocent men and women.
Marriage was u mutual contract, he
said
Suppose" said the president, by
reason of my fiendishness, ] was driven
from home with a broomstick, where
would the marriage contract be-"
President Smith referred to cases of
insanity and alluded to the Thaw case
in New York.
There is not a man who has mar
rled in his youth, who was not cap
tured by dimple, bright look, toss
of the head, who is not and cannot
be held yet by the same dimple, the
same toss of the head. They call 1t
romance. Thank God there is so much
romance in the world
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MCFARLAND FAVORlTE
AS AGAINST BRITT

San Francisco, April 11.-Promptly at
3 o'clock this afternoon, Packey Nc
Farland, the undefeated Chicago light
weight, and Jimmy Britt of this city
viii enter the open air arena at Col
ma, just across the county line, prepar-
ed TO battle 20 rounds for lightweight
Eonors. Fifty per cent of the gate
receipts is TO be divided between the
men, of which Go per cent goes to the
winner and 30 per cent to the loser.
Jack Welsh will referee the bout.
Betting on the result is heavier than
on any contest in years. For several
days 1t was even money and take your
pick, but gradually the weight Of
eastern money which has been con-
stantly pouring in, forced the Chi
cago fighter into favoritism. and at
noon today the odds we're 10 to s in
his favor. There is no scarcity, how,
ever. of the Britt end, and the figures
are apt to vary before ring time. Nc
Farland and Britt have backed them
selves heavily to win, and each ex>
presses himself confident of victory.
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BIG DIAMOND ROBBERY
Thieves Take Fifty Thousand Dollars
Worth of Precious Stones and jew
clry from San Francisco Store.

San Francisco, April n-Some time
during the night and in the best pa
trolled district of the city, thieves en-
tered the iewelry store of p. Lundy,
144 Market street. and robbed II of
diamonds, watches and other jewelry
amounting to $4,000.
Entrance was made by cutting hole
through the partition that separates the
store from candy shop. This was
done without disturbing the lights
that We're burning in either store. This
hole was made large enough to allow
the thieves to crawl through. Once in
side they set TO work on the main I'M
dertaking. TWO -eights-inch holes
were bored i'm the safe near the COM
bination, so that one of the handles
could be forced back, The second le-
YER was next forced and the doors
opened with nitro glycerine. The vault
was then cleaned.
The robbery was discovered at $50
o'clock this morning by Policeman Mac
Donald and a Waterman in the neigh
borhood
Two months ago an attempt was
made TO enter the same store by cut
ting through from Grant avenue.
The police are ut a loss as to who
the thieves can be, as so many eastern
crooks have arrived In the city with the
idea OF operating while the fleet is visit
ing this port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11
FUNERAL OF MRS. HILL.
Woman Who Move First Cloth In
Utah Tenderly Laid TO Rest.

In the death OF Mrs. Cynthia Stew
art Hill, who was laid to rest yester-
day, there passed to the great beyond
the woman accredited with having
woven the first cloth in Utah, The work
was by no means new To her, as she
was a daughter of the south, and early
IN life had learned all the intricacies
of carding, spinning and weaving and
from the fabrics thus manufactured
made her own clothes.
Mrs. Hill was born at Tuscalove, Ala
June 10, 1928, and was the daughter
of George and Ruthla Baker Stewart
The family joined the Church in 1912
and two years later gathered with the
main body of their people at Nauvoo
In 1S45 the head of the Stewards died,
and on the 18th of September OF that
year his daughter Cynthia became the
wife of George w. Hin. The couple arr
rived In salt Lake valley on their sec
ond wedding anniversary, Sept. IS, lS47.
The funeral of Mrs. Hin was held
from the Twenty fourth ward meeting
house and was largely attended. Tho
speakers We're Joseph Parry OF Ogden,
who had been for many years a bosom
friend OF her husband ana was with
him In the Salmon River mission;
President Francis NJ. Lyman aud I'll
der George Albert Smith, who spoke
OF the high character, undaunted fuith
and faithfulness OF the deceased. end
eXhorted her posterity to follow her
worthy example.
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collected. We finally shot away All of
or ammunition, but until that Rap
pened we had all OF the fresh meat we
required"
Not al untowprd incident marreG the
Ions tlip OF the destroyers from lInnp-
ton Roads heir supply ship, tho are
thusa or Mother OF the Destruyers.'
as she was called was not able to
klsP the fott pace set by the black
cr'..t and this teld them back. The des-
troyers are built to make speed of eS
knots IN hour and easily So rom %
to % They carry only about 100 tons
Of cCJl each ana require frequent re-
ptsnishlns flom the collier
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ATTEMPTED TO POISON
AN ITALIAN FAMILY

Chicago. April 1.-THE mysterious
attempt to poison the family of Frank
Renda, which resulted IN the death of
his 4-year-old daughter. Mary. and the
serious Illness of himself and wife, Is
believed by the police to have its ORR
gin In Sicily, where five years ago
Renda married Antoinette Merlino.
Detectives are Investigating the theo-
ny that Renda was followed from Sicily
TO America by some former sutton OF
the young woman, and that the sutton
out of spirit of revenge, conceived the
plan Of numbering the family by plac-
ing the arsenic in their food
Renda. his wife and child became Sc
riously III Monday and physicians were
called in by Frank Nicolozzo. board
er. Shortly after they arrived at the
house, the girl died Medical treatment
saved the lives OF the father and moth
or.
The physicians reported the death
10 Coroner Hoffman. and an analysis or
the food found in the dwelling was
made by the city chemist.
In n 25-pound sack of -four was found
sufficient arsenic 10 cause the death OF
20 persons.