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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
DATE OF HEARING
Evidence to Be Submitted on
Washington Township
Road Case.
ATTORNEYS IN CONFERENCE

At their meeting this morning the
county commissioners specified Tues
day. April Il, at 10 O'clock. as the
time, when they will hear the final pre-
sentation of evidence in the matter Of
the petition for the construction Of the
proposed free gravel turnpike in Wash
ington township. Attorney Feemster.
who represents the faction Of property
owners that opposes the road. was in
the city today. and held a conference
with ". A. Bond. who represents the
petitioners, in regard TO the matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
All Candidates for Sixth Dis
trict Congressional Nomi-
nation Claiming Everything
In Sight.
FRIENDS OF CAMPBELL
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
think That Minister PoIItI-
clans Strength Will In
crease From the Time He
Enters Convention Hall.

Shelbyville, Ind, April Sin my
Opinion the sixth district cOngressiO-
hal convention will be hard fought
and long drawn out" remarked Billy
Blodgett, the political writer of the
indianapolis News today. Tom Dav-
ddson and +. f. Moore We're the first
of the six WOuld-be successors to Con
gressman James +. Watson to arrive
upon the field of battle. They came
in early this morning and at once Op-
ened headquarters. This afternoon the
other four candidates, the Rev. j. O.
Campbell Of Wayne, Charles Stivcrs
of Union, Judge Barnard of Henry and
VIII Hough of Hancock, will arrive
here.
All the candidates are confident of
victory and are making predictions to
this effect. They state that they are
in the race to the bitter end. If such
is the case the date for the rc2king
of the deadlock which will cnsue is in
the dim, hazy distance
Hotels Filled Up.
All the hotels and boarding houses
arc beginning to fill up today and by
tomorrow at noon they will be crowd
ed to capacity The first delegations
began to pour into the city this morn
ing. Tom Davidson states that there
will be a dele cation from Decatur
county 200 strong, arrive here this ev-
ening and that another big delegation
from that county will put in an ap-
pearance tomorrow morning. Thirty
or forty "Campbellites" will arrive
here late this afternoon. In the morn
ing another big delegation from Wayne
county is expected. 1t is thought that
each candidate will be backed by an
immense delegation.
1t was understood that Tom David
son had plan to take the convention
by storm, packing his big bunch OF
supporters in the convention hall and
literally tearing the roof off the build
ing whenever he moves or his name
IS mentioned. AS the hall will ONLY
hold about 1.400 people and as tickets
TO the hall will be fairly distributed
Mr.. DavidsOn's scheme died abornin.'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
1t Was on Recommendation of
Prosecutor That This
Action Was Taken.
HE PROVED AN ALIBI.
ALL SUSPICION OF THE MANS
ACTIONS REMOVED WHEN AN
INVESTIGATION WAS MADE OF
THE RCUMSTANCES.

On a motion made by prosecutor
Jessup this morning. Judge Converse
of the city court dismissed the charge
of assault and battery placed against
Clayton Eye. who was suspected of
being the assalant of Miss Katherine
Mckone, who was brutally assaulted
last week in front of her home on
South Fourteenth street.
Prosecutor Jessup stated that aft
er making a thorough investigation of
the case. the evidence he had on hand
was not sufficient to point to the fact
that Eye was guilty of the charge filed
against him.
Attorney Henry L. Johnson, who
represented Eye. states that the ac
tion of the prosecutor was Just. as
there was absolutely no doubt as to
the innocence of Eye He said that
Miss MCkOne stated that her assail-
ant had a three or four days growth
of beard. Mr.. Johnson said that he
could produce evidence that two days
before the assault had been commit
ted, Eye had been clean shavcn. II
would also be possible TO prove. he
said, that on the evening the assault
occurred and at the exact hour, Eye
was playing pool in the Miller sa
loon. This fact, he said. could be
proven by ten or twelve reputable
men.
It is probable that no arrest will ev
er be made in this case as the man
who made the attack succeeded in
covering all clues which might lead
TO his arrest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
WORK BEGINS SOON
Central Union Telephone Will
Begin Placing Conduits
On Monday.
BOARD APPROVES PLANS.

Today the board of public works ap-
proved the plans of the Central Union
Telephone company for the construc-
ton of conduit system on the south
side of Main street This system is
to be built by the company so that it
can comply with the terms of the
Main street pole ordinance
Manager Hutton of the local branch
of the company states that the work of
constructing the system will start
Monday. Already there is large sup
ply of cOnduits on hand. and it is ex-
pected that by the first of next week
the cable and all the necessary mate
rial will be here The Main street
wires of the Western Union Telegraph
company will be placed in the Central
Union cOnduits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
CAT ADOPTS SQUIRRELS.

New Castle, Ind. April S.-Be-
side a kitten Of her own, cat
owned by .. f. Black, a farmer,
south of town. is raising three
young fox squirrels. Mr., Black
and some assistants were cutting
timber when in hollow tree they
had cut down they found the little
fox squirrels. As an experiment
Mr. Black took the baby squirrels
and placed them in with the cat
and her kitten. Mr.. Black was
surprised to see the mother cat i'm
mcdiately take charge Of the squir-
rels and caress them the same as
if they were her kittens. She is
giving them the best Of care and
the unique family is attracting
considerable attention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
APPEAL PROBABLE IN
THE CHARTERS CASE.

It is probable that an appeal will be
taken in the case OF Charters VS.. City
of Richmond and board of commissions
ers of Wayne county. Judge Fox of
the circuit court, sustained the demur-
rer of the defendants and this has put
a check on litigation temporarily. Mr.
Charters has been in the city this week
making an investigation of matters
that he believes would be of value in
case he makes an appeal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
N MANUS RETURNS
FROM TERRE HAUTE
Attended Funeral of VIM.
Dwyer. Slain Detective.

Sergeant Dan McManus has returned
from Terre Haute. where he went TO
attend the funeral of William Dwyer.
chief of the detective force. who was
when the jury returned a verdict
against him. NcManus does not
speak very highly of the degree OF val
or displayed by the Terre Haute police
and other officers. who were stationed
about the court room at the time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
THREAT UNHEEDED AND
HOME WAS DYNAM|TED
All Members of Lumia's Fami-
Iy Escaped Though.

Chicago. ILL.,, April S--The home of
Antonce Lumia, a wealthy jewoler,
was dynamited this morning and the
house was badly damaged. The fam
lily escaped injury. Lumia had re-
Ceived threatening letters. demanding
$500 under the penalty Of having his
little son kidnapped. This Lumia
would not pay.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
HUNT FOR BURGLARS
WHO SHOT PATROL MAN
Carnival of Crime InduIged in
At Salem, O.

Salem, O., April S-A posse of citi-
zens and officers are searching the
country for three burglars, one of
whom killed Patrolman Charles Mil
Ter this morning. Miller pursued the
burglars and caught one and was
marching him to the station when
another burglar shot him. Night Tick
ct Agent Cope heard the shot. but
when he reached Miller, he was dead.
The burglars robbed the homes of w.
H. Clark. A. J. Mansfield and f. w
Silver.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
TWO MORE LIVES
LOST IN FIRE
Tenement Burned and Many
Had Narrow Escapes.

Passaic. \. j.. April S,-Wm. Camp
bell. aged twentyfour and his broth
er. Alexander, aged fifteen. lost their
lives IN tenement fire this morning
and several others had very narrow
escapes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
Illinois Saloon Fight
Told in a Nutshell.

Saloons ousted-t SEQ.
Counties made dry-22.
Counties remaining wet-o4.
CITIES REMAINING WET.
Springfield, Freeport. Aurora. EI-
gin. Sterling. kankakee. Lincoln.
Monmouth. Bloomington. DanvjlIe.
Joliet. Murphysboro and Rock Is
land.
CITIES VOTED DRY.
Rockford. Decatur, Dixon, Pom
tiac. Hoopeston. Georgetown, Car
bondaIe, SheIbyviIIe and Cham
paign.
COUNTIES VOTED DRY.
Boone. MouItrie. Fayette. Hamii-
ton. Edgar. Clark, Brown. Saline.
GalIatin. Douglas. Macon, Cumber-
land, Piatt. Shelby, Coles. White.
Wayne RichIand. Mercer, Winnie
baqo. Dewitt and Champaign,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
TALK OF COMPROMISE OF
SMITH-VAUGHAN CASE

Talk of a compromise in the Smith
Vaughan case will not subside despite
the earnest declarations of the attor-
Leys thatthe case will come TO trial
next Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
MOTHERS RESPONSIBLE
FOR SCHOOL PANIC
Heard of Dynamite Threat and
Hastened to Building.

New York, April S.-DOzens of chill
dren were injured in a panic this af
ternOon at tho Seventh Avenue public
school, Newark, y. J. Mothers heard
that threats were made to blow ur
the building with dynamite and push.
ed aside the police and teachers &c
rescue their little ones from the sup
posed danger, choking the exits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
KOKOMO LOVER
KILLED SWEETHEART
Entered Her Home and Shot
Her in Bed.

kOkomO, Ind, April S.-Mrs. Fairy
McClain-Miller, we'll known woman
was shot and killed this morning by
WOrley Osborne. who was in love with
her Osborne entered the Miller home
and killed the woman in bed. He fled
and has not been captured. He may
have committed suicide jealousy
was the cause Of the crime
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
ASQUTH is THE
NEW PREMIER
Kissed Kings Hand on Ap-
pOintment.

London. Eng, April S.-Former
Chancellor Herbert H. Asquith was
today officially proclaimed premier
of Great Britain. At Biarritz AsQuith
kissed the Kings hand on his appoint
ment as prime minister.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
JOHNSON DOES NOT
SEEK NOMINATION
Making Little Effort to Secure
Plum.

Chicago. April S.-Governor John
Johnson OF Minnesota, is on his way
south 10 make a number OF speeches
II is said today that he is making lit.
tie effort for the presidential nomina.
ton. If Bryan is the nominee he will
be one of the strongest supporters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
EMMA GOLDMAN
IN UNITED STATES
Crossed the Border Last
Night.

Winnipeg, Manitoba. April S.-Emma
Goldman crossed the border into the
United States, last might, without in
reference
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08
THE WEATHER PROPHET,

FOR INDIANA Rain and colder
Wednesday night; Thursday fair,
colder in extreme south portions;
south winds. shifting to north
west, becoming high.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08

The Telephone is a Willing servant to bring
your Classified Ads to the Palladium office with the
least bother to you. Either Phone==l121 Automatic,
Fl Old
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-08

oHio-Rain Wednesday night: Thurs
day fair, colder, south winds
shifting to northwest becoming
high,
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CONTINUED On Page Two.)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

do 2nd pfd ............ SS
General Electric
Great Northern pfd ,.........lSt' x
Great Northern ore Certifs..,. y
Illinois Central ......,.......ll4
I-nterborough Met ........... 10
do qfd '.............''.... ooas
international Paper .....'...'. IL
do pfd ................ebW o9
international pump .......... 5ia
iowa Central ...,... Is
Kansas city SoGthern ........ 2H&
do pfd ...--.. % IS
Louisville and Nashville .....tllS
Minneapolis and 81. Louis. ..444 Ala
MINI. ST. p. and Sault st. M...l32h
Missouri Pacific ......'... 90 S
Mtssuori kansas and Texas. 84l2
do pfd oS
National Lead .......'... N-@
New York Central .......t..lo3 II
New York. ontario and Western 42&
Norfolk and Western ........ 50
North American .....,....... a
Northern Pacific ............llo&
Pacific Mail 5O4
Pennsylvania ..'l-H
Peoples GEES ~ IS
Pittsburs. G. C. and So Louis. S5
Pressed steel Car .......... 3Hlt
Pullman Palace car ..........l12
Railway steel Spring .,........ 42h
Reading .......
Republic Steel y
do pfd ...........,...'.... So
Rock Island CO. ......... 70
do I'D }'4t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

st Louis, Nov. 21.~Wool-Firm;
medium grades. combing and clothing
1Sm gee; light fine 16@1 lie; heavy
Inc IL q 14c; tub washed 20n 29c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
REVEALS STRANGE
STORY OF LIFE PENANCE

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. 21.-A suit
filed today in the United States circuit
court by. Mrs Melissa y Fnnk M
,..i., r,a oi,.4 coo ann ,
-
oil notes from the %2Vo'ooo estate OF
Theodore p. Bunncll. late founder OF
Grand Junction. colo. ana capitaHst
80 c , ,.,,e..
'
one OF the most remarkable stories
ever recorded in the annals of the
western courts nv means of letters
- n
U'' NO.
p''H SISieu ny huHltII' "hItIl were
filed today in court, it is shown that
Bunnell when a young man in In
diana, 80 years ago. attempted to
mistrcat Mrs, Funk. then Miss Melissa
link, a lass Of 10 years ana was
stricken with a rcmorsc which first
forced him to leave the country and
throughout the remainder of his life
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

-CoNGREGAT1oNNL CIIuRCu.


Morning service at n O'Clock. quar-
tct, "Oh, Jesus, Thou Art standing
(Shcpard), duet, cover the stars
There Is Rest" Gram AbD. Miss Rey-
nolds ana Mrs. Woodford. Sermon 10y
the pastor. Evening services Chris
tIan Endeayor at G:45. Preaching by
the pastor at 100. Anthem by chorus
choir, Miss strong. leader. Sunday
school at 9:i5 d. m, II. $. Lithgow.
superintendent. All are cordially in
yitcd to these services. Strangers vel
come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22

To maintain health, a mature man
or woman needs just enough food to
repair the waste and supply energy
and body heat. The habitual con-
sumption OF more food than is neeee-
sary for these purposes Is :hc prime
cause OF stomach troubles. rhouma-
tism and disorders % ;he kidneys n
troubled with Indigestion. revise your
diet. let reason and appetite control
and take q few doses OF Chamber
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets and
you will soon be an right again. For
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
4 Hnlr,s Rrcnnnh Escane.

DO you know mat every Time YOU
have "a cough or cold and let IT run on
thinking it will just cure itself you are
inviting pneumonia, consumption OF
some other pulmonary trouble Don't
risk IT, Put your lungs back in per
feet health and stop That cough with
Baliard's Horehound Syrup.
Price csc. soc and 800 per bottle.
Sold by j. II O'Riclly & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-22
FIRST pREsBYrERllN CHURCH
Corner Fifth st. and Silver AVc.)
Rev. Hugh \. Cooper. Pastor.

Rev. Hugh \. Cooper, Pastor.
Services at II a. m. and 7.30 D.. m
Morning theme, "Thanksgiving auo
THANKSGIVING" Evening theme. Trad
ing with What God Gives" Sunday
school at 9.45, and c, Z. ~ CHS D.. m
Musical selections:
Morning.
Anthcm-'Praise God from Whom
All blessings Flee"
Anthem-'Kiug of Kings" .SimpeI
Evening.
Solo-'The Lord is My Shepherd"..
Nandc Water
Mrs. Roy Mcdonald.
Duet Waited for the Lord"....
.................... Mendelssohu
Mrs, Mcdonald and Miss Fluood.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-30
Ell inventor HypOIits BaraduC,
El lplFAtO a0m6trIGO,

La m6quinS invsntAda por 81 doctor
HypOlite BArGduC, llamada apsrStO bio
m6trioo, BiFvs para medir las vibracioneS
de lR vitalidRd humans. La blometTfR-
dice Ol minmo inventories nm m6todo de
medir nuostrRB vibrscionss baEad0 on eI
mOvimisntO de una Gguja isotsrma que ne
muevs dentro dc un CfTculo dividido en-
$50 gFRdoH.
Ed svidente que CisrtaB vibTaciOnsB
nueEtrsI CauHaE6n Ia pguia an ciaHto
movimiento on deteTminado tiSwpo tam.
biaD.
CRda vibERCi6n produces an m0vimisnto
particular que determine la nRturRlszR de
nuentro tempsramsnt0.
La fFmezR con que lR eguiG BefiRlR ol
ndmeFo obtenido NOS dR idea do la fu0EzS
de nueHtFa constitution y IR mas msnoB
pAuHA con que aquslls vuslvs 4 80 posi-
Ci6n primitive indiCa los grades de EoIiR'
tenCiA rsssEva do fusEzaB que pdHssmoR
En- una paIabFa, lR biomstEia nos do
una base matem6tiCa para la medidR de
nuoatro eatRdo do vitalidRd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-30
ANUNCIO De SVBASTA.
Dop'rtln.niO dol IntsrIor Do Puerto Rice.
BUREAU DE oBRAs PUBLICAs.
OfOina del Superintendsnto.

Ofcina del Superintendsnte.
San Juan, E. r., Mayo % de 1909
PFopoBieioneB On pliegol CsTradoH para Il
adjudication ca p6blicA subaatR de las
obraB de construction de 2010 metFoB H.
nsRleV, mas menoB dc carFsteTB. Sscci6n
CGguag San LoFenso, Ko. Ko. 6, %
admitiEkn en- asta oiCinB hasta les 10 ..
m. del dia 10 do Junio 1908, en- que se
abFir6n p6bliCamGntR.
81 pYesupueIto ApFoximRdo de Las obPaB
aRcende & $15, 10000.
TodoB loI datoS neCeIariOE, impTeSoI do
pFopolicioneg , ContFAtoB inBtFuCCioneB &
loG poatoTes Be dGrSn en- eBta 0icinR. Tam
bi6n se faciIitaE6n RzuleB de loI pianos me.
dante un dsp6nito provisional de SO 90
que Ber6n Foemb bolSadoB 81 devolver dichoG
asuleu.
soR6 condici6n eIsncial del contTato que
81 ContratiHtR, pArtir del BsgundO meu in
elusive del plR8o para Il termination de
los tFab8joE, ejeCute cada mel obEal poE
vaIor no msnor de $5,000.O0.
La Administration Be ReIerva el deFe-
Cho de ReChazE cuRlquieTa todaD laI pro.
poaiCioneI y de adjudiCar el COntFAtO baJO
otrAB oondiCiones que Lar de prsCiO BolR'
mOnte.
Por ordsn del ComGsiouado del Ints'
Eior.-J. J. Jimsnes, 5upt. de Obras Pd
blicau. Is V.BN9 z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-30
SUFRI6 POR MESES.
La SaIvo La Pe-ru-na.

Sra. Luis Lacomb, Hayward, wis.,,
nos escribe como sigue:
"Seguf estrictamente su tratamiento
ahora me siento completamente
curada.
"DOs dOcfOres me asistfan. y uno
de clos dilO que, para pOder recObrar
mi Salud, fenfa que dejarme Operar.
"Decidf entonces escriblr al DIR. Hart
man respecto mi estado de salud, pues
por cerca de un afo habfa estado padeci-
endo de terribles dolores en- eI cuerpo ,
en- Ia cabeza, y muchas veces no podfa
esta1 de pie.
''Me SientO ah0ra tan bfen, deSpu6s
del COrtO traEamienfO con Su femediO,
y Ie eStOy tan agradecida, que no
fengO palabras con que expresarleS mi
grattnd.
"Reciban un million de gracias por los
bondadosos consoles medicos de su DIR.
Hartman" ."-Luisa Lacomb.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-30

CONDCIONEs
A d
pudiendo
mensuaes arriba
CONTRATO FORMA B. mis-
del Contrato y adcona de
consideration faee deue de haber saio los
correspondence solar dTs
quidados del le
del haher iho
benefco obgacones del
RESTRIC1ONES PARA CONSTRUCCONES De onormdad
de
Coche
Parque de Boherosy Poca
indicado
$1OOO $780, $1,000 $1,000 3OO dndndo de la e
duehos de ar
graz npated lie
Ea mbie pefcado eonsruidas
de las GALES
MEJORAS Cada obga $500 1000
(dependendo de la le)
e GALES cu conse afrmar uea aceduco
Tabas
a obligation a compdor vaor
propiedad
m6dieI
dchOs
los compradores
de la les had obHaorio
esqe
Al urbaniza " Condado' hem
Ptanca tar bases absuas defniivas a levanta vdao
Residential
tic be eeds ese fin eyaremos adeane pr6poto4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-30

coo @ @IUACoN Comde extension de teenO de $50 cu
oVO OO metros cuadrados dueend Boua
Cfrcu 425
Norte Oeano Ahant
Castillo Geronimo
enno de Lola Este parcuare
C0MUNICACION pente
os de la caTera de sn
dent cOnruir Puente Trolley,
uan
ha
ann nendo la beeza del epeGmente
GALES
de = metros cda ado Avaida II
@ = metros de cada do Hay
g cueda Cuo Ia entada de donde Beyass
bien stuados
81
9o9 sares mas menos Pue Residential 1000
dades henen un rent de
solar del tamano que md lie conyGnga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-30
Ell COMISIONADO EN-
Washington y The
Washington IT,
mes"
PrOdulO espGCtaCi6n al IGVantsTse en-
la Cam8ra a defender a su terra.

The Washington Times, de Warrington,
publiCa 10 siguisnto comentsndo IN dis.
curse del senior Tulio LRErinagO, comisio.
nadO & WaEhiU gton:
"HRblR vaEiog idiomRS CoFreCtameute,
dice Ia biogFafia ofciRl de Tulio LerFi.
nsga, COmisionRdO de Puerto Rico en-
Warrington. Bien 10 pEob6 este en- lR
C6mara Cuando tuvo una ocRHi6n de hRs
blaE acoECR del trWst del cafe = IuB ope'
raoionea On Ia iala."
''ME. LarrfnagR tiene EeBontR amos de
edad, = nadie Saba que pudierR pEonun
ciRT an disCuTBo On ipgI6p, haBts 81 mo.
mento en- que ge pugo en- pie EepentinRmen'
Go y empes6 rGferiF In historic de laB Cui'
taB do Bu isle. PronUnci6 ell meioF dis
curse de 10 session, Heg6n afrmRn todoB. !"
"HiEo una narration de heChoB que 6l
COnociS peRfeotaments; peFo log Cuales eEan
nuevoa para Ia mayor pREte de guH oyen'
tea."
"LRFrinags quisEe que q ~ pueblo Bs
10 ConcedR unR OCRRi6n para leVRntaFBe
poF si prOpi0."
mo v6 como puedO vsniF ID pEoBpsri'
dad csc pueblo ain que tengR una OpOE'
tunidRd para ConBsguiElR, R,fFi6 como 81
cafe de Puerto Rico era mRnejado por I'm
trust, sin que hnbieTa una BolR oCRsi6n
para que Gqu0lIs industria pUdieER libEaT'
30 do Las Eedes, haBta que 81 CopgTego re-
ConozCa Rl menoB que 90 CieTto el heCho
de que lR isis 0xiHte y tiene I6re8 humanoH
que lR pueblan."
HCuando tsFmin6 80 diacuYBo-6 mejoF
dich0, CuRndo fu6 0bligado t0mRr asisn'
to pueAto que 81 nunca teFminaba-LarFi'
naga rGCibi6 Ian feliCitacioneB de todoH los
mismbFol de Ia C6mRTa que le TodsAbRn
congERtul6ndole. HRbiRHe convertible On
uu0 de los hombTeB notable8 de lR CANA
FR. No hay dudR que aVgGn beneGoio re-
sultar6 para au pueblo del diHcuEgo pro
nunciRdO poE el Comigionado."
"IR CamaEa 90 lIev6 de RFdiente intsE6z
con Ga Eencilla y sloCuent0 hiOtoEiR do laI
pOnaR de % iRlR."
"LREriuagR ca un vaFdadeE0 cogmopoli
ta. Hay pocos hombFsB On todoa los Con
gFeBoS gus puadRn aentaTss cemo en- sU
pFopio pals, estando en- difarsnteB paTtsa
del mundo. IEa gFAdua 10 de Ia mejor ina
tituci6n de Puerto Rico; del Institute Po
lit6cniCO do Troy N. Z. do lR UniveraidRd
do PennSylvaniS; IngsnisFo civil, coma
tructor del primer faTToCaEril de Puerto
Rico; constructor dc ID mayor paTts de lOu
edifcioT mas impoEtantea erigidou On Ia iH
la dur ante IoB GltimoI 80 ahoG, inoluyendo
cRminon y pusntsB"
"MuChO Rntes de la guerra hiSpano anna
EicanR, LarFfnsga 10 Convenoi6 dc que
Puerto Rico eBtabs deRtinado & tsnsT sur
ESIsCioneS mas importanteg con loa pAiSer
que hAblAn ingIGE, , smpTendi6 el movi
misnto dc inBtruiE 81 pueblo On este lido
ma: Di6 una claSe de ingI6I gratis On
una eRcuela noCtnTnR duRRnt0 largo item
po, cuando lR iEla De enContE6 sin gobi0T
no, en- 81 inteEmedio entire la marchR ID
los eBpafolsH y 81 Embellishments del 60
bierno americana, deIempsfi6 LRrrfuOgg
an pUesto impoFtRnte On Ia improviHada
administrator"
'Fu6 nombEado poE 81 PEeHidente Roc.
ssvslt, dslegRdo al COngTsBo Pan america
no en- Rio JAnsiFO, 81 Afio pGsRdo tomGndo
pRrte importanta on todoB los debates"