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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
RApLY USED UP CAR.

Of one typical New York car the report of Mir. McLimont says: Truck frame cracked and sagging, seat guard rail broken, curtain cords brok- en. two ventilator glasses broken, run ming board weak, some of grab han dles loose, glass In headlight broken, one lamp guard missing and others bent. truck rattled, rain gutters bent, and some of stanchions broken" Un- fortunately, we do not know where this car was in operation, but we should say that it had just about earned an honorable retirement from service on Manhattan Island and was ready to en- ter upon a long career in the Bronx New York Tribune.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
PATRIOTISM IN THE MAKING.

Patriotism in New York is cosmo- politan. They have flag drill in the schools in which the children of every race and cline. as the hymn book says, are taught to salute the Stars and Stripes and give their heads, their hands. and their hearts to their couu- try" And in some of the big down. town schools you may see children from homes German. Italian. Syrian. Scandinavian, Jewish, Hungarian. Chinese, Armenian, Greek and heaven knows how many other nationalities. all joining in this picturesque cere- mony. It gives one a realizing sense of the variety of material which is put into the crueible we call city. and which, il another generation or two, will be simply American.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
PORTLAND CEMENT OUTLOOK.

Among the industries developing In this country faster than the public is aware Is the manufacture of Portland cement. It Is not identified with any city or place of that name. but among the initiated indicates the character of the product, A scientific description of 1t is that it is a result obtained by calcinng to incipient vitrification an intimate artificial admixture of two or more raw materials and finally grind ing the clinker" The national conven- tion of cement manufacturers is being held in Chicago. National conventions betoken at least widespread interest and are frequently of importance. even when they are not held in Chicago. and both are true of the cement in- dustry In three years the output has been more than doubled The figures last year were over 51,000.o00 bar rels This is five or six times as much as it was ten years ago and puts ce- ment better than eighth among the mineral products of the United States. Relatively it is not an expensive arti- NiN' ''' NFs' 10 iut SNiN III tnt f1ldnu- lecture. In this country mari and clay, limestone and clay and argillacious limestone of different compositions are the raw materials. These are found in abundance in almost all parts of the country The enlargement of ,he hus- mess Is indicative of the increasing extent that concrete, of which cement is the binding material, has entered nto building operations. and as the lumber supply grows rapidly less in quantity and higher in price the new material will very largely displace 1t. because practically inexhaustible If houses can he built of it for thous. and dollars, as MT. Edison contends. |, is certain to he popular. Boston Transcript
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
KNEIsEL CONCERT TONIGHT.
Difficult Program Arranged for Second
 Event of Season,

 The second of this seasons series of University Chamber concerts will he given in Lampson lyceum this evening by the Kneisel quartet. It will begin at S;15 o'clock
 The quartet will be assisted by Mrs Thomas Tapper of the Institute of Musical Art in New York. Mrs. Tap per is a pianist of distinguished abil- ity and plays frequently with the the Kneisels.
 The program in full will be: Bach-Ouartet in q minor. Larghetto Gun poco allegro).
 Torneo,
 Aria,
 Menuetto alternative,
 Capriccio. Brahms-Trio for pianoforte, violin and violoncello in c minor, Op. 1G1. Allegro energico.
 Presto non assai.
 Andante grazioso.
 Allegro motto. Smetana-quartet in F minor ("Aus meinen leben"). Allegro vlvo appassionato.
 Allegro moderate (alla polka).
 Largo sostenuto.
 Vivace.
 Tickets of admission and course tickets for the remaining three con eerts of the course may be obtained at Steinert's music store. the Yale Coon erative store and at the door.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
NEWS OF THE LOCAL THEATERS.

hearts of her admirers by the happy combination of a pretty face, fascl- mating manner, pleasing voice, her graceful dancing and acting, and musi- cal ability bids fair to remain, and her admring friends predict a successful season on Broadway for this little star in the very near future. B. E, Torres ter, her manager. decided to again place her before the public this season in a novelty musical drama, entitled ''The Street Singer" and from all re ports it is one of the seasons huge successes.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
CHORAL UNION TONIGHT.
soloists for Intermission Mrs. Haescbe
 and Lawrence Sullivan

Rehearsals of the Choral union will he resumed tonight at City Mission hall. During the intermission the oh hgato' Marv'lous Work from the Creation, which is being rehearsed bv the chorus, will be sung by Mrs. Will liam Haesche, and the duet for soprano and baritone will also be sung by Mrs Haesohe and MT. Lawrence Sullivan with the chorus.
 Splendid work was done bv the obor- us up to the time of the ,-b-ts+r,. cess, and will be taken m agsIn -.;.t renewed enthusiasm after three veets a rest
 The public will be admitted to tbe gallery as usual for the regular fee of five cents
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
PIANO RECITAL TO-DAY.

you enjoy music, do not fail to at tend the pianoforte recital Tb,-s5,-- afternoon. Everybody is welcome ana it is free to all
 Miss Antoinette Brett will display the powers and musical qualities of . steinertone grand
 There will also be a demonstration of the Hardman autotone which shoi,l5 appeal to those interested in srtotona piano playing.
 A most enjoyable and delightful mu- sical afternoon is promised all who come
 Take elevator to the art department. third floor, where the Steinertone Piano company's wareroon Is located.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-09
Florence Rrndley.

Petite Florence Bndley, the come dienne who will appear at the New Ha- ven theater Monday Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Jan. IS, 14 and I5, with matinee Wednesday, in her in teresting msical drama. "The Street Singer has 8 remarkable career to recommend her to thaatergoers. AL though still very young, she has been almost constantly before the public since she was years of age. The pleasant place she has won in the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
CRISlNT TEM0S.

Los cFisRntamoh!. ..... Flores ain aroma,
son la poatTeF corona del a13; sus m6Fbi.
dos ColoFeB as adsptRn Ia hoFs mslsnc6-
licR On que nRcep; f 1Tea de CsmsntsFio, hs'
chas para los sapulcrog.
Ex6ticaB, adoptRdaB = cultivadaB per los
hoEticultoIeB como raraB joyRB, buEiladas
On 'meduBaO'' sriza1a J rfspidas, eBtaI ex.
tERnieERa han aBumido ell impeyio de Ia mo
d. Rus afcionadoB son tantoB como les
de les inquietantsa oEqufdeaB "ds exterior
sutiL' que dijo strindbsTg, quian plaofa
compararjaB con msripouRs fanerariaa.
Ests paBi6n por laB flores singulaTeE Cd
an aigao de los tiempoH, GueFts de abRndo.
no de descE6dito en- sl cuRl han Gafdo las
pobres f 3reg ain Earsza, las rOsRG = lRE dk
lias, que RhoTa son burgussaS Tales los
~postaB ing6nuoF, los iguorantes que ''no
saben sino Ru alma, como Lamayti1e,
comparAdos con los oTfsbrsB gAbioB com
plicRdoH de loB veEsos nusvoB.
Comprendo peRfectamsnts Gl attractive
de pTscocidad De las oTquideas, de f5EmRB
fsnt6sticaH, toEtuFadas y curicGaB, el GnUan'
10 Quasi doloEoSo de loB cEisantemoB, de te'
nue. obBCuEo, dc BuAve VioletR. Es3B fl
res que ahoER triunfan, responder paTti
cuIaFes eEtRdos de alma. No Oh preCisR'
ments 10 Bencillo 10 que hoy Hsduee. La
1oBR pRreCe tan vulgar como lR humiide
violeta, ya H6io Las modiltillRs van 4 CO.
ger. poE Ia pEimagsra. liar vibuFniRB,
Todo ss aoatiene ca eats mundo; las hl'
res extrsfiaB son contempoPGnesB de los
spfsetos Earos. Fiarre Dapont, & quien
pIRcfa CRntar, con lR viflB, las maTgaFitas
~ las @m1vnuunn wnrY1 1nSaPfa hnw cnlaa
bFaElsS, snB sEtribillos diFfRn, On ne3.vsE'
sos, IaI msIancoifAs de les cEiGantsmoU.
PoE deslichP, laE Rntiguag f9Ess, las
f3Ess abolidas, laB humil1ss flores -mRE'
gsEitss de los pEsdoB, laH CuRleB "a no
Sc int ogB d Ee es amado, campGnulRs J
amspoIag, con Las que Ofslis hAcfa coEo.
naH para "a blonda cabslI0FR -slt6n hs
tempo abAndonadap; y olvidada "a Il vie
is cRnci6n del posta inmortal:
Allsz, allies, jsunss f!leB
Cuaillir der bleuets dams laI b.6ll
jules Clagetis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
lRtOrOsl { los PTBiIS0TI8 @ md8lGl.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tsne
ConBtRnts existsnoia de los Iiguisntss inB'
tEumentOa: FIautines, Flautas, TerCsRoIng,
Oboes, RsquintoB, ClaTinetes, Fagotes,
Violine8, ViOloncello8, ContRabejos, Man.
doIinaB, Bsndurrias, GuitaEEaB, Cornetinaa,
Onovenes, Trombonss, BaRftonos BombaI
dinoI, HeliCone., (baiog) TEikngulo-, PIa.
tiIloH, Redoblantss , Bombou. M6todou
dc soIfeo , para tOda Clnso dc in1Rumon'
toI. ACcesoFios y m6aica q general.
San juan, p. B.. ApaFtado n6m. 216.-
Calls do Allen ndm. II J Sci ndm. II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
A una amiga Ieiana.

ES di6f4no 81 crepdscuIo. Parecs
de joyants CFistal. Abrs ca ell cieIo
au 6gata Luminous; es M vsIo
On que 0l azul del lsgo desfsllece.
En- ambRTeB clor6tieoE decFecs
la luz del sol; y 20 en- sltsrCiopsIo
dc ls psnumbra, como f1E de hielo
ana p6lidR estreIa He eBtremeoe.
Miantras las aYes Isntsmants giEan,
Is BombEa av3nza qua los oToB msTma,
y entire Ia cuRl les p6FpuTag !eBpiran.
Yo dejo que mi eIpfritu 90 adusrmR,
y me- pongo pansRT an como miran
tus oj % triItsg, de eAmeERlda enfeFma.
Luis o.. UTbinn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
vARIAS CON ERtNClAS EN- MEXICO.
Sc haCsn paIpar eVidentemsnte las
enoTmes vsRtaias de la adapta-
cl6u, no GonoGid0, del GuItiVO
SeC0,"

Dicsn de Mexico que Sc encuentTa sllf
desde aIgdn tismpo diau 81 conncido y rico
sgricu'tor poblano Hefior don z ,terino Do'
miuguez quisn his venido cslebrando una
Bsrie no iatsrrumpids de confsrsnciaB sobre
la sgricultuEa. 81 fin principal del dis
tingaido intsiiganta cRpitslista ea propa'
gar de una msnera rspida y efsctivR laB
Vsntsjas snoEmsB que leportaTS los Sc
fioTeB hRoendsdoB ls adaptation del "Cul'
two ssco" On tsErenos, en- Edonde, como 80
nombEs 10 indioa, no hAya agua. No ue
cEsR que poE ahoFR 10 trats soIGmspte de
confeEsnCiAI On dondO POGO 8 nads DO yea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
iAgIadahIe sOrpresa |!

Los Eefiorss j. Pieras c.. del comsr-
clio de esta plszs, han reguslto Ttformar su
eIta blsCimiento "LR PalmesRna", montfn.
dolo como uno de los mejoTss de America
y ga 81 que bsjo Ia direction de much2ehas
guopas ofrsCer6 81 pub ico IN gran BuTti.
do del mejoE cRlzado que Hs fabIics en Eu.
rops Nueva York. adsmks un gran HuE'
lido de RopR hgchR para OsbaIIeros ni1os
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

La Sensation Deliciosa { Invi-
gorante del Baio Depende En- Ell
Jabon Que Sc Use.
Ell JAB0N DE ROMERO DEL
DR.. LOBB produce una espuma
abundante, RIGA y cremosa que inn
parte una sensacion de delete y
lujo que no Sc conoce en- otros
jabones.
Las cualidades sanativas del RO-
NERO con que Sc fabrica este
jab6n lie hacen eficaz para curar los
barros, erupciones de la piel, las es-
Pinillas y la caspa. Es eXcelente
para afeitar, y conserva la piel
suave y limpia AiVia toda clase
de irritaciones en- la piel. Obtenga
hoy una Pastilla. Anadird q la
comodidad.
Sc vende en- La Villa de Madrid
Farmacia Julia. U. S. Baaar. Boston
Bazaar. Farmacia Americana. Las No
En- Rio Piedras, Farmacia villa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust Feceibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedRd en- juegos de
desde 2 IS cada juego. Nuevo surtido de
Faldas y Abrigos de seda para Sefioras,
asf como los mejores Casimires, Alpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estos y
OtTOs muchos arti3ulos Sc acaban de recibir
en- la ''VILLA DE MADRID". Visitenos
8 pIdanos muestras y le atenderemos
gustosOs.
r. o. Box, 764 TeIefonO 278.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p, r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
Paris Blzar.

Participamos ueBtER distinguids
CIieatala que hemoB Eacibido un extenBo
suEtido en- tirRB y entredoHsu Suizos com
pEobadGs persona msnte p0E 81 Jefs de Is
cRIa. ES 10 mas fno que viena 4 Puerto
Rico, Los hay On tsIa tupida , on tOla
ClaFin.
AdemkI 10 ha recibido una novedsd On
RbRniCoH de Valencia en- dondo mand6 eEts
casa MADEIRA de OsdTo para loE varillajeD
de los RbRnicoB los que TeSultan ana gran
noVedad.
Elta casa no omits gsHtoS para trasr
iempre novedadO8 & Puerto Rico. FotaleES
27.-PedrO GiWsti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
Buena OCaSI6n

Uua persona con pE6etioa mercantiI, =
atsndido, tambi61, ca tsneduEfa de ibRos,
desaa obteneE una colocacio1 como agsnts
viajsro en- an oscFitoFio. DichR psTHona
%, actualm0nts, esjsro de una fTma de
eVtR plaza = para rsfsrenciaG puadsn diFi'
giras & FL. & B spsrtsdo plim 445 8 a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
TRESLADO 0

WEST INDIA OIL COMPANY
pArticipa habsr trasladado su0 efoinas =
RImaCen en- San Jusn & Ia Marina
GALE DEL DEPOslTO MIN. 8,
an donde 10 sncusntTan & Ia diBponici6n de
aus numerouos clienteI viHitadOTsE, ofre'
ci6ndolea los msjoEsH RrticuloH de Bu ramo
como pstrolsoE, gaSoliua, aCeitsB, gTsBaE,
Velal l6mpaEsg, CoOinRV, eStufaB, etc. etc.
". 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
SOLARES EN- SlRTURGE,

90 Veuden BolsrsH con fronto 4 IR carEe.
tara central otEou intsrioTes con GALES
afiEmRdRn.
Informant w. Bosch. TsIaan ndmeEo
3 altos. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

Los piropoa ron en ssviIla mcneds .Ss GO, ;
vyisnta cosa IA todo 81 an; pero Cuanoo
llags ID primavsra, ousndo Ilega s.ts @a' ae,
de- AbTii, que o un suef !, snt6noea !.ll. 5Ha,
vep ( borbotones ( los labioB con IL mlarna
sbnndanoia ; pvofuai6u qus q las Eamss sn
Ia 4 ,rsg. Flores tedsg, pTociaman Gag 9
eual & 50 modo 81 impsEio dc ia pEimaveSa:, !:
El rirs tibio cargado de olo!sa' e1el.
taci6n dc los Hentidoa = sAlud del cueFpg
81 cislo azul, limpio, transpaFente' mas i =.
to que en ninguua parts, algeria oei alma Il
los patios las Tejaa que Cslladeas naolan
de amor; loa prstiles de Ian azotaaa eatS-
llRndo On roraB cIavsles, y Un sol ds
faego que todo 10 fscunda y 10 bahs, la
quien, por fffo de corsz6n y dsshsredado
de fantatfa que sea natuTalments, no u
sneiende los VsnRg. le Aviva 81 lngsnlo =
10 conforta regociia el e1pfEituS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24
lHnIGlnnR GENERAL

0oNsEJOs A LAS MADREs. .-El jarabe
oalmante de La Sehora WinsloW debs
usaras Siompro que los nifios estan on el
peRiodo della detenci6n. PTopor0ionR ali
vic Immediate al pequefio paciente, produ-
60 un guefio ngeAral y tranqutlo, alivia el
dolor 81 angelito despierta muy vivO =
alogrS. Eg muy agradabIe al paladar,
0Rlma al nifio, ablanda sus doloresS hace
faciles Ia funcionen del est6mago y regula
los intestinos. Els Ell mejor remedio como
cido para la diarTea va pTovenga esta de la
dentici0n de cualquiera OtTa causa.
Tengase mucho cuidadO en- pedir el "JaTa-
be Calmatne de la Sehora Winslow': es ell
neior de todos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

la veTdad de los assEtoH an elias txpueB-
tog pues 81 fi9r Domfnguaz hizo una in
vitaCi6n eBpsciRl sl sefior Bach otEos
conocidos y diltinguidoH Oapitslilt - ds di
cha capital Tara que Ie acomps Il aran Ia
Hacienda de San Antonio OoRpA lR que
ss tERgladsrtn en- lujosos Rutom6YileB. UrR
vez en- Is Haeisnds escogisEon con def nj
miento 81 tsTrsno On que dsbsFfs ShaeeFEe
Is plantsci6p. Electra 1R 6lts, espers el
sea u DomiDguez, Ell como auS aoomps'
6antsE, qua les de msgnii3o Ts1ultado
puss ss de sdvsrtir que "a 90 han hscho
liambral anslogsB sn otEas HRciendas con
eI mismo sisBsma 81 complete 6xito no
ss ha hsCho sspsrar. Con gusso ss hs
gabido 81 inter6s que han tornado per Ell
descubrimisnt9 de qus Ha tEata todas lsB
personals gus poBsen bieneB Tafees de in'
mensa extension , que h3sts ahoEs psgma'
n9csn improduCtivaB por 10 migrate qua Ea
Sido ls nAturaIezR 81 nsgsrleB, RhRHta 10 In
cTeib,e, 81 pTecioao Hquido para que el
afoEtunsdo sgricu'tor les visits y hsga en-
sus propiedsdsB laB experimsntaoiones de
50 aistema, contandoss tambi6n la "C6ma'
"a Agtfcola" del Estado de ChiRpaa,
TodsB lsH BiambTsu que hR hsCho 81 Ba'
hlE DomingusS on teEEanos dol HCuItVo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

ssCo'' han Bido del Eatado Dc TlaxCals
con Eesultado faliz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

AL RECIBO DE s 9 onvismou &
vuelta de correo un rsloi Elgin garantizR.
do por dieE afioD, , por SO rsmitimoB uno
mRRCR WRlthan. - r. Kehrbahn. San
JuRn p. b. &p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

EL CLUB do F. Kehrhahn & Go.
fegala an rslci de orc "WalthAm" Bsma
R&nenta entEe aus BocioB. La Ultima 30
mana obtuvo uno Is Bt1orR F. EEcRlona
ds San Juan gooio U6m. 1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

FINCA EN RIO PIEDRAs. - Sc
ArEisndR una On las inmsdiaCionsu de di'
Cho pueblo RambEada on ID aCtuRlidad de
CO liia y ,pTopia tambien para gsnsdO. Tie
ne Casa habitaci6n rscias conAtTuida. Eats
& oEillas. della CaFreterR que va & Ga
guaG. Para ofaTtRs infoTmss apaTtado
551.-SRn Jnan. 8. vs..
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TAQUTGRAFIA INGLEsA e IDIO
MA INGLES Curses eFSpidos DiTi
giraa M. Morales, CriAto 8. ApaItado
1865. San juan. 10 v. =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-24

REMATE DE PRENDAs.-El dia
so del corEients 10 llsvRE6 cabo On la ca
90 do PEeltamou de Jol6 Bsz6n, Allen 81
& las dos de ID tSrde 81 Eemate de prem.
dAH ouyos tRlonel no han Hido renovadoB
despu6s de lOu msues concedidoB poE ls
10y.
La casa Sigue aus opsFRcionsB
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-26
Artificial Precious. Stones

About 40 artificial precious stones
were recently submitted to the museum
OF natural history at Berlin by an as
sociation which claimed to have made
these stones. based on. the process
which recently attracted so much atter-
ton. Several official experts, among
whom was the professor having knowI-
edge of gems In the museum of natural
history, two practical experts and the
chief master of the gold and silver
smiths guild OF Germany, were request
ed to make a careful examination Of
the merits of the so called" new dis
coveries. The report submitted by this
committee OF experts reads as follows
.Of the variety of stones we exam
ined we were favorably impressed only
by the artificial rubies. Among these
were some OF great beauty and worthy
OF consideration. The white sapphires
were of no account at all; they ap-
peared dull and washed out. Well imi-
tated were the yellow precious stones; /;
they really resembled the topaz very
closely: but this invention carries with
It only very little value. since the real
topaz Is found in such large quantities
that they sell at from to marks
(47.6 to TIA cents) a gramme, There
fore 1t would seem OF little Importance
to initiate such common stones. OF all
the stones we examined we can only
call the artificial rubies a direct sue
cess; but the imitation OF this latter
species OF precious stones is no new in
vention. We therefore declare that
there Is nothing new or sensational in
the claimed invention"
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-26

scarcely needed the gift OF prophecy anticipate that Otis
and Dagie would rejoice failure Ruef Listen
Il TO Dargie in the Oakland Tribune
Not believe the failure Ref however
guilty he may be in other respects is rather moral victory than mis-
into the EQUATION Good resented the infamous deal with
crooks and and the adopted convict
thieves who had violated Office organized themselves
not so indsceety ubiant he finds that the real
is the graft prosecution 1t like this says the Los
Angeles Times:
gall payers Francisco.
ineffective and ridiculous bills the
steals
people Francisco numerically
bood and disappointed by the graft that It's small wonder
such q arch-rogue Abe Ruef
OF the real oense of the prosecution in the minds
OF Otis and Dar lies the endeavor bring the higher ups
justice They little about Rue another except
his evidence might dangerous brbe gvers
but since Ruef has concluded of alliance with the higher
ups the failure him looks Darge something like
moral victory"
gratifying know neither Darge nor Otis represents
the of the California press whole From all parts
the OF and disgust elected the
miscarriage OF justice editorial the Sacramento Bee
may be taken representative of this sentiment We
evidence stronger could So eoneuon
irresistible that the who voted for acqutta deliberately
ignored the and sought for mask
together prosecutions in
because Of their these bribery
Doubtless
a n @ % aSs Rn G @ sha na BE- 1oad
part with large share OF his wealth rather than go to the
that they have fndn sympathy for him. but because he
prison
The graft prosecution please the Chronicle
the Oakland Tribune the Los Angeles Times and does
have please them those newspapers satisfied
Judgment of honest 1t suggestive of
that makes the quae-Otis Hearst, de Young, Darge
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-26
Personal Mention

e. J. Barnes of Seattle is at the ST
Francis.
G. w. Rose of London is a guest at
the st. Francis.
D. C. Rice and wife of San Diego are
at the Colonial.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Robinson have
apartments at the st. Francis
B.. G. Prior and Henry Earle of Vic
toria are guests at the st. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hoover Of Port
land are staying at the Fairmont.
Bishop Thomas ]. Conaty of Los An
geles Is registered at the Fairmont
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gallois and Miss J.
Gallois are staying at the Fairmont
@. Cosgrove of Spokane and a. T.
Shearer of Seattle are at the Won Dorm.
]. D. Newman of Fresno and George
Cody and wife OF Petaiuma are at the
Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Selden of New
York are among the arrivals at the
Fairn,ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Hayden of Santa
Barbara have taken apartments at the
st. Francis.
Among arrivals at the Audubon yes
terday were w. P. Nero and wife OF
Fort Bragg
r. H. Magill and wife of Sacramento
and A. L. Spillman of Portland, Ore,
are at the Victoria.
Recent arrivals at the New Lick
house are H. P. Hall of Santa Rosa and
L. c. Montfort of Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-26
RECKLESS AIRsHIP EXPERIMENTS

IN ERkELEYS police have done we'll forbid repetition
X OF airship demonstrations within their confines The reck
less disregard for the safety of life and limb displayed
Morre undertaking little short of criminal 1t admitted
by the of the that the
for speculative purposes because certain stock holders
hurry what they getting for their money They
something done the obge
counting the possible They ready take all
imperfect equipment order satisfy camoros holders
expectation that nothing hap
pened it would then be easy float stock.
may have the right to risk his life in this
field of aeronautics if he chooses balloon flying
machine his proper peril that is his privilege
he miscellaneous and gathering people
share the risks he guilty OF oense When attempt
made with inadequate and uned equipment the enormy of
the onse aggravated beyond 1t perhaps indication
of the reckless character OF the Morre that
within few feet of the high power line of cleo
trio from the Colgate house the ship touched
that carrying 10000 volts of the passengers would
have escaped alive