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Evening star., 1908-01-13
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 13.-The cotton
market opened firm at an advance of Gals
points. with March selling above IL cents
for the first time since early last month.
Trading was active. the bullish factors
including firm Liverpool cables. better
financial conditions and bullish spot news
There was heavy realizing at the advance
and during the middle of the morning
prices reacted several points from the top.
Futures opened firm January, 1882.
March. 1897; April. 11.O1 bid: May, l1.O4
July. 1925: August. 1915: October, 1882
The market was less active late in
the forenoon, but held steady in tone
with scattered offerings well absorbed
and prices about 11a13 points net
higher.
Spot quiet: middiing uplands. l16O;
middling gulf. 11.s5.
Estimated receipts at the ports to-
day. $4,000 bales. against J0.aO5 last
week and s1;623 last year For the
week and 34S. .Is1 last year Today's
receipts at New Orleans. l4.O2S bales,
against 23.0l5 last year, and at Houston,
1923 bales. against 1854 last year.
Liverpool Cotton Prices.
LIVERPOOL. January l3.--CIoslng
Cotton-Spot. small business done:
prices 10 points higher: American mid
ding. fair. 6.02: good middling. 638: mid
ding. $50: low middling, SOC; good or
binary. 5.54; ordinary 5.04.
The sales OF the day were 7.0oo bales
of which 500 were for speculation and
export and included $500 American.
Receipts. $4,000 bales. including 10, 500
American. Futures opened firm and
closed steady; American niddling,
g.o.e.. January. $50: January and Feb
ruary. 5.s0; February and March. 5.S61s
March and April. 5.S7; April and May,
5.s1; May and June. 5.s6h; June and
July. 5.S5ls: July and August, 3.s2: Au-
gust and September. 572h; september
and October, 562: October and Noyem-
Der, 5.52; November and December, $50
Evening star., 1908-01-13
Men Missing, So Is $50, 900.

SPOKANE. Wash. January ia. c.
Coggin Of Seattle, state manager of the
Loyal Americans: ]. w. Vessey and John
Peters, wealthy sheep men OF Prosser.
left for Durango. Mexico. last March to
purchase land. They took along about
SIC, 900. No trace OF them has been found
since last April. although 1t is known
they reached Durango. 1t Is suspected
they were lost in the mountains or were
killed by Indians.
Evening star., 1908-01-13
CONDITION OF MRS. GLIB.
Improvement Noted, But Patient
Not Out Of Danger

The condition of Mrs. Elizabeth Gibb a
member of the Warrenton Hunt Club
who was brought here at an early hour
yesterday morning and treated at Provi-
dence Hospital for bullet wound, as re-
ported In The Sunday Star. was reported
as being somewhat better this morning.
She stood the operation well. the surgeons
said. Her mother. Mrs. Charles s. Mar
tin, and her sister. Mrs. Robert E. john
son, came here yesterday from Flushing
l.. /.
Frank B. GLIB, husband of the patient,
declares that the shooting was the result
of an accident and that 1t was not inten-
tional on the part of his wife. There is
absolutely no reason, he stated for the
OF stories that his wife at
tempted suicide.
80 far as / can make out" Mr.. Gibb
says, 1.-The trigger of the weapon caught
In the folds Of my wife's dress or In some
clothing hanging In the cupboard when
she endeavored to place 1t upon high
shelf In the cupboard
It was about o'clock in the afternoon
when the shooting occurred. Mrs. Gibb
wright. q friend. having driven from her
home, cedar Run Farm for several miles
and returned. Upon reaching home Mrs.
Gibb and her guest went to a room on
and 1t was then: her husband states, the
accident occurred. DR.. Stephen Horns
berger and DR.. William Maphis were sum-
moned, the former from Catlett and the
latter from Warrenton. 1t was found that
the bullet had entered near the Heart and
passed entirely through the body her
condition being critical. The physicians
dressed the wound and cared for the pa
tient until 1t was decided to bring her
here and have an operation performed at
Providence Hospital.
Messages were sent to the hospital and
to DR.. James Kerr. A private ambulance
was at he station and Mrs Glib was re-
moved to the hospital. reaching there
about 1890 o'clock. Drs. Hornsberger
and Maphis. Mr.. Glib. Miss Helen
Wheelwright and Mr.. and Mrs. William
B. Coates. neighbors OF the Glib family,
were In the p~rty. DR.. Kerr reached the
hospital shortly after the arrival of the
patient, and the operation was concluded
about o'clock yesterday morning.
1t is stated that the bullet pierced the
liver and inflicted a serious wound. Mrs
Glib had also suffered internal hemor-
rhages before reaching here and was in a
weakened condition. She stood the oper-
alton we'll. however, the surgeons stated
and reports this morning were favorable
although Mrs. GLIB Is not out of danger
1t is the intention of Mr.. Gibb and the
friends mentioned to remain here until
something more definite Is known of the
condition of the patient.
Evening star., 1908-01-13
Eight Years for Killing His Wife.

STAUNTON, Va, January 13.-John F
Via. charged with the murder Of his
wife, Cora. at Craigsville October 16
asst, has been found guilty and SEN
fenced 70 eight years in the penitentiary.
Via, 1t was charged. had been drinking
when he committed the crime. He
claimed his wife killed herself. He is
forty-nine years old and his wife was
twenty-three.
Evening star., 1908-01-13
THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. January 13-American secu-
rites opened steady today. Union Pacific
advanced "a and Pennsylvania y. while
the rest OF the list ranged from y below
to u above Saturdays. New York closing.
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THE FoREIGN>BANKs.
LONDON. January 13.-Bar gold, IT'S. s

BERLIN. January 13. = Exchange on
London. 20 marks 50A pfennigs for
checks
Discount rates :, Short bills. per cent;
three months bills, .1S per cent.
The Imperial Bank Of Germany reduced
It's rate of discount today from 71a to 61h
per cent.
LONDON, January 1.-THE amount OF
bullion taken into the Bank of England
on balance today was G24, 900.
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Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, $1.652.270. Government re-
ceipts; From internal revenue. $1.OOS.-
444; customs, $710,003: miscellaneous,
S164, ,S43; expenditures, $4,000, 600.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular CALI IL o'clock noon-Capital
Traction S. $500 at 10Y. $500 at HOY.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5s, 5000
at IOoN 81 900 at lO0E.
washington Rwy. and Eec. pfd.. at u, 10
at TN. 10 at TN.
Washington Gas, q at 65.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10 at 1851. 10 at 106.
at iD6.
Security Storage. at ITS.
After call-Washington Rwy. and Elec. 4s.
IS 900 at II, 81 600 at 76K 5000 at II. $3 600
at II.
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The World Of
Finance and Tader
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., bank
ers and brokers. 1919 F street. members
New York Stock Exchange, Washington
stock Exchange and Chicago Board of
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Liverpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL, January 13.-Closing-I
Wheat-Spot. Arm No. 2 red western win
ter. Is 1l,ad: futures. steady: March. IS
I'D; May. IS 3kd. Corn-Spot, steady;
prime mixed American. new, 5s 6hd;
prime mixed American. old. 5s 7Rd: fu-
tures, quiet: January. 5s sgd: March. IS
4hd. Flour-Winter patents. steady, Bis.
Hops in London Pacific. coast. steady,
S2aS2 los.
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Closing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock market the fol
lowing stocks had changed in price sincs
above quotations. there being no chang,
In balance Of the closing prices:
Amalsamated Copper, 52a.
Am. Car & Foundry, 3l%.
American Locomotive, 40.
American Smelling. II.
American Smelling, pfd.. 9J1a.
American Sugar, 1924.
American Tob.. pfd., 7Sh.
Anaconda, 32A.
Atchison, Top. 4 S. Fe, 73h.
Atchison. Top. and 8. Fe., pfd., S6k.
Atlantic Coast Line, TN.
Canadian Pacific, 153A.
Chesapea AXE and Ohio. 30.
j, Chicago Great Western. 5A.
Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul, 115A.
Chicago and Northwestern. 149T
Colorado Fuel and Iron, 21k.
Colorado Southern. 25k
Consolidated Gas, 105A.
Delaware and Hudson. 1864.
Distillers' Securities. 33h.
Erie. common, 1875.
Great Northern, pfd., 12c.
Illinois Central. 129.
Interboro Metropolitan, pfd., 20x.
Kansas City Southern, 23h.
Kansas City Southern. pfd., h3k.
Louisville & Nashville, 80.
Mackay Co.'S. 90
mammalian Elevated, lLO.
Mexican Central, 15K.
Mo-. Kansgas & Texas, CON-, 26A.
Missouri Pacific, 45.
New York Air Brake. 66.
New York Central. 90A.
n. Y, Ontario & West. 35h.
Norfolk & Western, 6oZ.
Pennsylvania r.. r.. 114H.
Pressed Steel Car. 21K.
Railway Steel Spring Co., %.
Reading. 1O7h.
Republic Steel and Iron, 1874.
Rock Island. CON-, Is.
Southern Pacific, 75A.
Southern Pacific. pfd., 11OA.
Southern Railway, 11A.
Tennessee Copper. 30.
Union Pacific. 1851.
u. 8. Rubber. pfd.. SS.
u 8. Steel. 29A.
L.. 8. Steel. pfd., 94%.
Wabash. pfd.. 17h.
Wisconsin Central. 16.
BONDS.
American Tob. 6's. 99H
Rock Island As. 61M
United States Steel 5's. 50.
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Bar silver steady. % 1-lGd per ounce.
Money. per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market 10
short bills is 41la4% per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market 10
three month bills 10 415 per cent.
Evening star., 1908-01-13
CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished BY e. r. Chapman Co. (G. B..
Exchange, 1901 r at. NV.
Evening star., 1908-01-13
THE GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. January 13.-Wheat today
opened firm on strong cables and on SELL
ing by commission houses. May opened
unchanged to haA higher at 1O5M to
AaH. sold at 1O5Na106. and then declined
to lO4h. May corn opened AaA lower at
59ssaJ9%. and sold at 60h. Local receipts
were TO cars. with seven of contract
grade. May oats opened a shade lower
at 53Z and sold at 53h.
May provisions opened quiet. Pork of
231s to 7lk at 1890 to 1885; lard. SC lower at
S0); ribs, TIC lower at 715.
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10 QUE MANIFESTO
eI doctor Dexter.
No tisne tOdsVia cOn0CimisltO Official
del aSuntO.
no hobo lEDlIslda dsfInItIn"-erlO d Canl
sIonlda.

Un sFOpoIter" de "La CorTpBpondsn'
cia'' viHit6 estR ms 6ana q doctor Dexter,
ComisionRdo de IoAtI IuCei6n.
Con EafersnCia & Il auBpepsi6n dc CIaueH
8 expulni6n de loH aIumnos Dc u. grado
de Il ''High School diJo 81 BefiOF Dexter
10 Dig1iGnte:
No tabs NADIA todAvfa Cfeialmsnts por
entaE en- ManAtf 81 principal RhoF Lyones
ca ox6maneB de mRsatroE; pGT0 tieno en-
tendido que la pEofsBoTa de 70. grade de
ls FefsEidR eHcuelR impuBO IL olass 81
Cantigo de peEmaneCeE en- el local una hoER
mas taFde todA8 Las taFdeg, & CauUR do un
acto do indiECiplinR.
Ssg6n Ia ssCci6n 83 de Ii Ley EsCOlar
CompilRda, log mSeutroB pOdE6n Huupender
las JMntGs eacOIQTes TttirGr dffnitiVamen
to de 10 eucuPl6 & los alumnoB de fndole
moral peEv0EBR enfermedad etc. Lo
ocurEido en- dichO gradO PaTeCs q. fee 10 Ri'
guisnte. Un diR de In pREAdR Gemana =
ostando en- olaHo, uno de les alumnos Arro'
is Ia mesa IN gajo de china. La pro-
fsBOFS quiao Ov0TiguaE al RutOE do la ecu
FEoncis psEo no pudo conGeguiElo, puss
ninguno quiao acussH % campo q $40.
Entoncaa impuUo 81 CRStigo & toda lR OlaEs
dc paFmaneCer On Ia escusIa una hoER s
mas todan laE tRFdeG. Los nifios aceptaHon
81 CRstigo por RlgunoB dfSn sin acusar al
dGlincuente Viendo que IL penR Ie pro-
Iopgaba tFataEO1 de hRcsFla levRntar y no
COnBigui6ndolo dejayon de il claBe La
pFofsnoFa ent6nceg, dc aoUeTdo con d pFin'
CipRl aCoTd6 lR expulsion pero-IGgdn
CHeo Ell Nfi3I DsxtaE,-Con cGracttF pToVi'
EionRl. CuRndo 81 Bsfor Alvarez VRld6g
fu6 con 90 desgESciado nino inquiTiF IL
mRe5tRR le hiz0 entendsr Ba tratabR do
una medida general , no con caTactsr de-
finitiYo.
El ComiBionado eGpeER obteneE ana in
foFmRCi6n del principal , profssorH TsI'
pGCto de 10 ocuErido ca la clRaa para for
mar nm juicio mas exRcto. Dip tambi6n
que Ios pFofesoreg catalan dentro de 90
d0Yacho en- imponer an CaBtigO como 81
exproSRdo y qus muchRs vecsD On Estsdou
UnidoU, ClRBeB OnteraE de una UnivsrHi'
dad hRbfan pggado lR fhlta de an COM
pafsTo.
AL hacsr refsrsncia lR dsUgrRCiAda
ocurrenciA del nifo Agustfn VAldeI %
mo1tT6 muy Gsntido creyendo que este ba'
bis tornado como unR ex2ulai6n DIFF 1itivR
de ls class, 10 que solo era una msdidR
provisional, = que aparts dc todo, no podfa
On mansTa algQnR hRcsEGe responsible nj
del dsugrACiAdO suceao lR
profssora, pOF mas que 81 OaOtigo impueGto
81 nifo como todoB aus compRnsroS le
AfsCtRVR de tel modo.
ri Comisionsdo obGequi6 con dos eism
plaEsB do las LeyOG encolREeI cOmpilAdAa {
IoB psriodistas que le vinitAKon hoy.
FL sefi1E LyonsH TegreBRrk hoy de Ma
matt
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e. CONCERTO DEL
iueVeS en- eI teatrO
de los EIks"

El concerto CalebEado ca ID noChs del
iusvss, en- 81 tsatF0 ''LoB Elks', fa6 no
solo muy concuHEl s, Bin6 VOrdadeI amCnte
espl6ndido poE Il cslidad de loB GlsmenteU
aItfatiCos que On 81 t0maron paEta.
81 BaleCt0 progrRmR, tuvo afoEtunRdcs
int6rprsteO.
DiHtiB gui6EonHe n0tablemento laB tfi :.
Vau GEahRme, GRmbell, KsnneTly Nc
LsaHy, , Mr.. PTahl,
La BsfioFa Nc LoaEy fu6 RplaudidfHimp,
PASS RiempEe Ee la oye con dOlectaCi6n poT
10 bellezA do ga voz , lR unRentrfR con
que intsrpTStR CUanto CRntR.
Z 10 miHmo pu0de deCiTss dc Lar BefioraB
KeDneFly, GFahGmP, Morgan = GAmbell,
que tambi6n hioi6ronns aplaudir del modO
mas entuGiagta.
La sefoFita OaldeR6n, CuyR labor aFtfs
tiCa ss..nismpre, On veEdad, 'Eublime, y la
BeEoTs AFte0ga, estuvieEon gran, RltuTa,
meTeCiendo RuidoHaG pAlmRdau.
La ss1orits GaIihAnsI, aCcmpA1ando Rl
piano, sdemostr6 una Vez mas sus no Comu'
neI m6ritos do intsIigente pisniHta.
Mr.. Prshl, muY bien. Ed nm complete
aEtinta. 81, , Mr.. BsTtinet en- ID fAutn,
GgradaEon BobPemRnsEa al y6biico.
NADIA hsy qua deeiE res 2seto de MaEti-
nez PI@s del professor AEtssga. Ellos
sobEeaaIen poE Il GupeFioFidRd dc Bus f.
Cultades aTtfIticaB , pOF la iuBpiTAds sje'
CuCi6n de laG obFag maeBtrRs.
Con Olementos do tanto valer, Ol con
cisEto del jusvss On 'LoG e kJ' no podfa
Gino TesultaE como roBuIt6: una hsFmosa
fssta que EismpFs rsOOrdaE6n gEatamente
Cuantos de elIR tuYieTon Il diChR De dig
frufRP
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Vegetables que en- FiIiPin8s, COntis-
nen Pietras preCj0SaS.

Egt6 perfectRmOnts demoutrado que aI
gunoB vegetables de Las i1lRs Filipina1 con
tisnen piSdras procioHas tan bslIlaS ra
FRs que tisnen nm valoF muy superior I
lul mas Cercanos PROTOTYPES que 90 Oncusn
tran On IR terra.
En- 81 bamb6 filipino, pOr ejsmplo, hd'
llaBe alguna1 vecsS, una pisdrR muy Himi'
lar Al mas pe1fsCto 6pRlo.
EBta hsFmoBa y brilIAnte piedrr 90 hl
tornado de pequenRU paFtfOulaI dc nfIico
que % dspositan en- d interior de JR car 4
? que csunan Ia duEezS de IR mism0.
Los natuERlGB ls lIGman 'ftabRIhiEs"
En- 81 interior de algnnou ffutos del COCO
tGFo filipino 90 enCuentra unO eBpsCia de
psrlR en nads Inferior al MAJ hsFmoso
ejemplRF genuine.
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Fos que muers fslis porque ALA On q Cielo
% mira can Ru msdre" 500.
Todou los objston fusron sntrsgsdot
deBpueS al senior Alvarez Valdez.
EHts y n hijs AuroTR llegaron & Ia CO,
81 les lis. La gran concurFencis QUE
llsnAbR Ia cRlls ne arrsmolin6 para veFleB
bajaF. La escenR al llegsr aqusIlon an
to sl cusFpo del nifio con los familiaEeg 10.
dos, fac penosiafmR. El hombrs que aus.
Ets HobrspOnsE 50 voluntal para no aeon.
6 jar mas les d6bilsn BeTeH que le EodsA.
b3D, madre hsTmansn, no pudo sustrssr
So lA terrible imprsHi6n de aquel insBpe'
Esdo BuoeBo y hubo de pEoErumpiE en- solo.
zoB cumo IN niiio...
Muchag psEsonRR qaedAEon vslando el
csdAveE y acompa1Rudo lR RtFibulda fa.
miliR.
FL sntisrEO del cad6vsr 70 efsctuar6
hay.
LA Correspondence" snvfA Eu mayor
tsGtimonio de confederation de p61ame &
Ia esiimSb's famiiia qua hoy experiments
uno de los mas tFemendoB golpo1 con qus
O. inexoFabiG deatino puads heTiP los hu.
manoG. NoSotFoV, caEf1imos amigos del Bs
nor Vsld6S, ls estreChAmoB en- nusstrou
brsSos, hacienda votos poE que 50 galor
. ! TesiAtencia levantsn 50 deGoIado espf'
ritz.
PAz stsrna, on 81 Isno de IL miuericordis
infnits, 81 gus tan pEeato abRndon6 Is
vida
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Pskfn, Mayo Is Ell gobiaEno ha Techa'
zRdo la proposition del gobisrno De tt kio,
rslativa lIegaE an aFTegIo an ls
vieja dipputR entablada entire ambos 60
biernog por IL exrlotaci6s dc maderas On
los bosqueB del YaId AmbOB gobisrnos
nombTaron Representatives. que disssn
este aBunto una uoluci6n Hatilfactoris ;pero,
no habiendo podidO llegaF & aCusrdo aIgu.
no los pFimsroB Representatives., nombrG'
EonEs de ambos gobiernos delEgRdos augti
tutog que, en- las EeunionGs celebEadas, no
han hecho sin6 moutraE eI dssoo de reef
proos deBcoFtesfa, tel puuto que he Sido
impossible FssoIvsr nRdR. China en- eBta
question 90 sfrma que prOcads On FsprsBa'
is de la repulsa del Jap6n & Las indiCacio'
mes de este gobierpo rsapecto liness ps'
ralelss al fsTrocREEil manchuEisno.
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EStudiandO las arenas del fOnto del
CantabriG0.

De algdn tismpO & eU'a parte, los dia'
NANTES Vienen si0ndo objeto de IR preoou'
paci6n de Los BabioE. AhoFs, rssulta m6u
que probable quo los hRya en- 81 fondO
del mar.
I'll professor Thoulet, eutudisndo lau ara.
nas del tondo del OantkbEico, FscogidsB {
800 metros dc pFofundidRd, deBpueI de
sspRPar por medic de un imam Lac sustain
cias que Contsnfau hievFo, ha snoontrSdo
OTiltalitos p0quehoI, muY rsfalgantes, in'
coloron, trRnsparentes inatRcAbIeI por los
6CideV, propiedadeI todAs an6logas & las
del diGmRntP.
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Buena Ocasi0n

Uua persona con pF6ctics msrcanti', ,
atendido, tambi61, ca teneduTfa dc libTos,
dases obtener una colOoaOion como sgsnts
viRjsro On an sTcFitoEio. DiCha persona
eg aCtualmsnte, CsjerO de una fgmR de
sUta plaza , para TefsrenCisS pueden d'Ei'
jirge 81. & B. apaEtRdo MIN. 445. 8. q.
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Paris Mayo 16 Las noticias rOcibidaB
de OagsblancR, que informan Ia collision
habids entire laB tTopag frRncc-ssp- fiolas,
han cauHado eI psOF sfeoto en- 81 duimo del
gobisrno. Les despachoa del jsfs del ti6r
Cito frances en- MarFuscou, general D. ANA.
do, SO sseguEa que achacan las tropas
espsE LES Ia rsBponuabilidad de 10 Of urri.
do, en- tanto qus el jsfs del ej6Ecito eppa.
mol So sirma tambi6n que Bonsa les
frano0Ber dc b bsr provo cRdo en- Tepstidss
Ocasiones & las tropRa esPan olaB de .tacadau
On CaBAblauca. De- todoa modos prevals.
co On eGtA capitsl la opinion de gus, este
iasEpsEado incidsEts hsca tiHantes las re-
Iaciones ffanco.sBDafio
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CaBablsncS, MsrFuecoB, Mayo Is. En-
las calleB de eRts ciudad, hS ocurlido una
aaDgrisnta collision entire laH tropRB france
saB las eBps hoIaV. DsBdo el pEinciFio de
10 oampafis, RmbOB 'j6roitoB Sc afirma que
se han moAtFado anConAdos con eviden.
20 antsgonismo HRbfan ocuETido entire
aoldsdoH de uuO = otro ej6rcito, ri6sB & las
que no 20 di6 impoEtRncia, aunqus la prem
% do Madrid observe y apunt6 Ol peligro
do que clio podFfa daE mRFgen, 81 no 90
tomAbRn sn6Tgioas y oportunaB medidsV, &
cOnfjctos muy gEAveR. 81 vAtiCinio de 10
pTsnsa msdrilsf1A Be hs Cumplido, ConBi'
der6ndoss como de conssCuenciaB fatalaB
eta collision Espahs hs pedido una Gx.
plicaci6n de 10 Buc0dido Francis, mas
hEAta ls focha, 81 aHunto no hS determine
do excitaci6n en- is peninsula ib6ricR.
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indispensable despues De enfermedades severas.

l7l7 Fremont St, Denver Colo.
Esndo conyacene enfemedad cdea PmOn mi eabeHO
bnO qubradzo pp6a Fababa nuuic6n cuo
cabeudo peo pareca Use Hde las deco
obsnendO resados de mas beneRGo sbyO aurac6n &c
cabeIo Herpicde Concenzudmene 10
EecOmiendo preparation sin gua para e cabeloa
Fnmado) Sonora NJ MEGRUE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

Ell cSpitsnlds la poIicfa inGuIar BefioE
F. Cabrera que preHtR GsrvicioH On PouCs,
eStG On San Juan en- aUuntoE del EeTViciC.
LIE hR aldo negAda IL Iibertad baio pa.
lRbra 81 OoDfnRdo Domingo GaFnieF (O)
COcussqus GOlicit6 eSs bsne6cio del gobsr.
nRdor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

Como preparation para Tocador Newbros Hede
ugar todas las Nacones cada del Mmdoy soa
peba serd sufcen para " pque IA pda de tOd
as personas de so No condene mnch
the De6ne Ia picaz6n del cabudo ca nsananeamene
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16
CABLES De HOY.
Ha SidO inaugurada Ia exposition
ffsnCO.hIitaGiGa.
China tamhi6n, en- reEfesaIis, rerha-
"a prOp0SiCiOneS del JaP0n.
Collision en- CasabIanGa entre las
trOPas franGssss y espafOIas.
Ese inGids0te-.-1iGen de Paris hacs
tiTantes las FeIaCiOnss ffahGO-es-
pafioIaS.

OndTes, Mayo Is -se hs inauguradO
aver, con FxtrsOFdinaFia Buntuosidad, la
Exposition franco. bEit6Dicn. Los sdifoioB
dc ella han Rido viBit8doH por enorme con.
cuFFoncia Los Representatives. do FFanCiR
mu6atranBe muy Satilfsohos con el bueu
6xito de ests gran faria. NoticisR de otEo
oTden, ipfoFman que, rsBpecto del rumor
de hsbsT sido asssinRdo 81 Emir de AfganiB.
tan, 30 duda aqui de que 81 hscho 90 con.
frme. S9 abrigan soBpechaB dc que es una
notieia Completamente falss, "a que, haats
81 pFesante, ninguna nota ofcial hR recibi
do Il gobiarno de suB representatives en Ia
rsm9ta Indip. SuB MsgestadsB, 90 pyopo
nan aBiltir al matEimonio de Miss Raid,
hiia del embsjsdor do oB EGtados Unidos
On esta capital, Mr.. WhitolRw Reid. Mis-
Reid se CRsaT6 con el hsTmano del conde
Dc Dudley, sl % del pT6ximo Junio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16
Anochg en- Ia GaIIe del Sol.

Esta mafians fu6 llevado ants los iue'
csB de paz , municipal de la ciudad, Fe.
line Rodriguez 60 Fslipito. En- una Cor
- fue condensdo so dias dc ckrcel y
$50 de multR poT uso de aFmaB pFobibi'
daB en- la otFR megeB de aFrssto Dor
aComstimisuto y agEeBi6n 81 Cabo de Ia
po!icfa FloFencio r. Mufoz. Sc afrms
que 90 reiuCidente.
A las 4 de ID mAdrugAda vijilaban 81 CO.
DO MUfl9z utro policfs la caIle del Sol.
Tuvisron conocimiento de que Lola Alva'
Tez (a) La MfsticR, sbrigaba temorsv de
ssr sgEedida poF sl RodTiguezy , 81 cabo De
aitu6 frsnte de la pueyts de Ia habitaoi6n
de IA casa dc 6ltR. Sc iufoF nR uue g!
Rodriguez Balt6 de una azotea inmsdista
al patio de Ia casa de la Alvarez. Ali &c
diEigi6 el policfa Rodriguez mRnifsst6
anita 81 juez que eats Ie Bgredi6 sntablSn'
dose una luchs en- qua cRyeEcn amboB al
auelo. El cubO hizo uRo Del rotten syu
dado por otEo pOlicfa rsdujo la obedisn'
CiR 81 Rgre80E, deBpu6I de haber Eecibido
algunoS psquef3B coEtsB en- la cabsza de
los que fuo ourado por ol pEactioRnts
LlRugsF, Con un maTco de hisEro de IN
fog6n rscibi6 tambien 81 cabo un goIps On
la eHpalda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-16

I'm Olts impFona Bs VsDds dc pap0l
p0Ei6diOo vi8jo & $500 loI A6 kileB (dS
qGiatsL)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-06
FUNERALS.

The funeral of the late John f.
Ohauncey took place from the residence,
6lS south Henry street. this afternoon.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector OF Grace
Church, of1icisted, and the intsrment
was In the Presbyterian cemetery. The
following were the psllbearers: Messrs.
@. ]. W. Summers, Joseph Ewald,
Thomas Hall, J. ID. Brown, Frank
Evans and George w. Hall.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Anna
Heath, who died in Washington last
Tuesday night, took place this morning
from the residence. The funeral cor
tege later proceeded to st. Dominica
Church where requiem high mass was
sung. The interment was 10 Mount
Olivet cemetery. A number of relatives
and friends OF the deceased 10 this city
attended the funeral.
The funeral Of the late Rev. George
s. S)merville, who died at Clifton
Springs, N. Y. on Wednesday, took
place from Old Falls Church, at Falls
Cnurch, Fairfax county, at 2 O'Clock
this evening and was largely attended, q
number of clergymen from Virginia and
Washington being present. The SER
vices we're conducted by Bishop Gibson
and Rev. Dr.. 8. A. Wallis.