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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Luna. 2lazirailiana lt-ptain) Captain. L
>. \ (jece8sel).
AIaasen. Chris Chief deputy L 5 Marshal
Guthrie. Okla
Mccliatocls, James IL lcaptain) Post
master ThoenIx Ariz.
McC.lnnis. S a. Legal clerk, Dawes Com
mission
MeIIheney. John Uieutenantt. New Iberia
Ia Member l. S Civil Service Com
mission
Mitchell Mason. U. S CONSUL Zanzibar.
Mitchell William: Deputy L S Marshal
Oklahoma
Mueller Frederick (Captain) L Receiver
Of Public Moneys. New Mexico
Nurchie Guy Postmaster Boston. Mass
MuHiow. Lorrin d Court crier Guthrie
Porter Arthur U. Marshal. Indian Ter
Proctor. Joe Deputy L. $ Marshal Ne
braska
Randolph. NJ r Postmaster. Wsukomis
Rymning U.ieutenanU Commander Ari
zoua Rangers
savrc II { UieutenanU Lieutenant. L
) y (deceascd)
simms, William (SergeanO Court baiIiH
si,apsoa. ai@''a. ! " S (corpor4D Lieutenant I
$ /
stidman Theodore Crroop L. haltbreed}
Indian police
scckes Ernest sergeant Major Indian
agent klowa and Comauchc reservations
Wallack. Robert K Lieutenant | = \
Wood, Leonard (Coloncl Governor of
Cuba, Major General |
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hints Of nothing but the gale rush Of pleasure
seekers.
tcit a, if was just out of school. and when
| shipped on a bit OF ice and Captain Roderlque
caught me like a bundle we stood chnging
together and laughing ike children. Very un-
dIgnified. Of course, Eta. but when YOU get
into hight hearted excited VEN 1t ; very hard
t, feel your way back to the firm rock OF
HopcvilIt conscience very. very, hard, Eta,
dear
As We neared the Rainey. I remembered
that Amos had sneezed . good deal that
morning and seemed to have a cold IN hls
head and | tried TO hurry IN But Captain
Roierique protested
This is a night of ten thousand. his
eloquent voice pleaded Why, Heaven
looks like the stecrage to me tonight This
is super Heaven. with the stars under ouT
feet to be knocked about like mere paving
stones"
You see how these foreigners eXagger4te.
but it was very poetic, wasn't 1t,
| did fiud Amos bundled up in bed quilt
huggiug the radiator-thus does prose trample
upon the heels of poetry, ever IN this hte.-but
] think his wateTy ewes and red nose came
more from the closing chapters OF a Scotch
story the Speaker had loaned him However,
the -tJ,c old boy let mr plaster his chest and
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dose hlm. rather th-r confess g. --- ---
sentiment.
TIL Speaker seems t1 thin> IS ---.r p --rr.--
He came out u senator IlL-- house
while I was there the other day. and when
said ! wished Am.,5 speech L-t been -1l--
exciting he wh-k-I around III his --s--=- .F-.
and said
The fellow who looks for 81 lga- Is the sr-
who attracts attention. bUc the 'n- who looks
f1r 4. compromise I, the fellow wH, gets --eal.
All the world love, free show bur the ant g
-t.u pretty good ~tut for parable. f'-.r ---
BOYS going t. win
Maybe he l.. my dear, good big a-l Am
Lut l wish he'd hurry his fame q htt--
But think OF my being impatient when r1-r-
are So many things happening t' me that
haven't even asked YOU how the black l.--
made over. nor how your poor finger with The
rJ.n--round Isl But I'm interested up o. r1E
heart IN al these things. dear. and cl40z E.-
SO much for telling Jennie Np9-ard ! w---e.-
to know whether her baby walked Ee-----
I'd clean forgotten they ha. sixth
You're the best ever Without che-e .-----
escape valves You Never Can Tell v---
would happen ta
Yoar LIFa r-c.-ur-l oil friend. B-r--f
r r. --r-as5 zzo S.r-y
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Tragedies in the Ranks

'IHEkE have been some peculiar tragedies
IN the regunental ranks since the muster
ing out Sergeant Henry Ebbcrman formerly,
a New York policeman died suddenly v,brn
It was thought he was about to recover from
disease contracted IN the war Old S,~,..,1+
Albert = Wright the color bearer w..s pros
came to New York and mvstcriousI, -,
pearcd The writer has been unable IN ti1d
any OF his comrades who have got tr.,.. ~
HIM Lieutenant Hal Slyrc II a Vale nan
was shot at Roswell. New Mexico. under my
ferrous circumstances Captain Max Luna
while charging some iusurrcctos in the PbiIir-
pines was drowned in a river Iicut,r.'IFt
Maxwell keyes was shot in battle in th,
Philippines John Maloney. working as y
farm hand in New England wa, thrown fr,r'
a runaway one cold night badly hurt and -
severely frozen IN "a three-mlle crawl for help
that he has never recovered i
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man. Instances tac same that 1ld sent after
the gGerrl.l4s Uu-.ri.ng Fred He-r-. Ben
Daniels. the two BClis. Furtcscue. and Cow
DIN and arranged that each should take his
Cdutecn and Eutlc food They were q, Slip
INTO the jungle between Us and t-e Spanish
lines before dawn next morning and there ta
spend the day getting as close % the Spanish -l
lines aS possible, moving about with E--l-
stealth and picking OF any hostile srp~l.s---
as well is any soldier who exposed hIU-e.- --
the trenches | had plenty Of men who ua--
scssed a training IN wooiCrift that fitted them
for tins work and as soon - the ryua- Z.r
abroad what was planning volunteer
thronged 10 me
The Judiciary committee oi the Senate
tdvoraaiE reported the appointment ot Dan.
iclS then came the charges The President
made inquiries and when he found that Dan
icls had Nl-led his man i'm self defense promised
to gamble no more. and vowed hc had clean
forgotten Il tell the President about tae i.-
Ccuy ut - Government mule for which he Went
t. prison the committee ag4f0 reported t.-
appointment This time there WIS % grand
Tow IN the Senate and Ben Daniels marsha.
ship WaS LETT IN the arr and he lost l.5 Nar..-a
ship of the pcuItcutiIrv
IHe President had nothing to to with Red
Miu,SEroVe rob as mail carrier at El Reno.
Oklahoma and Reds official de-rI-.i1r- Is
rather taken as q Joke bv most even II h.. =
>tlII IN PRISON Tor II The word had gone tg-ta
mat the San Antonio reunion of the Rough
NIHGrS IN 1905 was to be the last the regiment
would hold their official duties having come
T. take up too much OF thcir time a~ u SAINT.
re opposition paper expressed it Rel Mas.
grove WaS determined 20 60 aud when he
found letter with FIVE hundred dollars In ,-
he took the money and paid the expenses ,.
Two other Rough Riders and himself t. san
Antonio
Two Rough Riders held up q Southern
faciIc express tram and got away In tl,
party that went IN pursuit were two men s..,
oI thcIr own troop One of these WIS IIcut..r
anu kYmning now IN command OF the Ari1gl4
Rangers Only when he was about H. be-
hanged did Harry Williams di,cI.,, tb,. -...-
I"tt ne mad gone up san Juan hill He and e..
man named Carr were both couvIrtS IN tE.
state camp near Beaumont Texas and Carr
XS|CitiE a tuStN was appointed "a ~uhgtlIr.i
"H!lIulS was q cook Watching his ch4oe.
Nc shot Carr and escaped Rather than .il-
grace ms comrades he kept silent till driven
10 L1''Ne a hnIl but VAN appeal
here were five Rough Rider. IN C,L,-.I
i pm 'recnc little private war at Clnlnug..
said ''
one characteristic story Of th, r...i.o g..
G.."u 1."u ABOUT three years ago "a former E,...q
N'uyr sent substantially the following l.rr.-
To- the President
DEAR toloNFl.-I am I'm trouble Ih...
f.,r - arrested need two hundred dollar
TOT my defense Please send If p, r1l,. - .,,...
Tor the sake OF old times
9'Ine httle time after th, President r.t
l..' q '1cck for two hundred dollars h. r,.
o'fNN second letter. returning the ,a..L
phhR toLoNEt I return tins .n..l ,..-.
-. l.'HiN sent me ann sian son i.H. la,
-. I''I ~ H. BOW. a- vpu have appointed ...r
'''''. MAJOR LleVcivu. M.trl.t A-t.ra..
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w hat the Others Are Doine

OF the majority VI m, r...,,-,..,- -.-..-
neither got lu trouble rsr .n .f5.,. tr,--
,i'. H., ''en heard hut this 1. Naa. SOME -.
,, 'fp,gu'cnAut Josh Carter J., j.. .uinln. .r,r,r.
OF nm .NrzonA Ned Waller Is am att.,i..
Ballard : ;,,''1 =. company Lieutenant Charlie,
f., - III business IN New Mckee i.,l.
-, 't''tht 1 Horace \ pcvcrc..ux is :, MN. ~.
md % 100 9pnngS The kuubllush hr,th,~-
',,,, ,'riIaer Wordcn ..rv in Vii Sfr+.r
Ir,,J .'- ','''' "lnsl9w CLARK who w,s lrft t'-
Sd. ''it'ehcI t'r three .ltv- r g..
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THE ROU GH RID ER S

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Ell VIAIE DEL PRESI-
dente al Africa.
Amigos de Roosevelt
queriendO embrOmarle.
Ell senadOr Daniel, con la mas ex-
quisita cOrtesia, le suplica que
Sc lIeve en- Su viaje a sus
''hermanOS."

Ell viAie dol pEeUidento 81 Africa eH. oh.
jst0 do concentration On 10 prAnGG. Un pc.
ri6diCO pubIios IL o0za que Roosevelt y "a
hijo podFGn hRc0r On 81 Africa inglsBa
oriental, do aCuOFdo con las l0YOg del pals
BobFG Ia mstsPia.
Seg6n 6HtHV, 0l psri6dico que pubIica
los dhtou, no podrGn mataE mes que Cu0tEo
eIefantsU, CuStFo RinoceFOntsB. veints hipo-
p6tRmOU, CuarsntG y dos autflopoB y aIgu.
mas vsintsnss de otToI animslejoB.
De t0dAB pRRtOu, BmigOU del prsSidentO-
dice un PeHi6diCo-la mayoFlR quOTi0ndo
smbrOmsFIs, le eBcribGn indicEndols 10 que
debs llevaE en- 90 Gxp8diCi6n.
A pTop6Gito do un diBCuESo hsoe POGO
pronunciado poE R0o8avslt en- Wauhipgton
On que tFat6 do hOrmanou 6 log negTo8 y
dijo que 40 eHtGbS leioB 81 dis en- que Bs
bOEEAsen los aotuslss s8OF6puIos Dc razs,
81 Bsnsdor Daniel, do Virgins. dem6cEAts
poF IL 3OentO, t8mbi6n 10 diEiji6 RooBs'
vOIt psra BupliCaEls, con la m6s 0xquiBita
CoEtsaiO, que Es ll0vs en- 90 viOjs e Bun
h0EmanOU'' loo n0groV, vOr Bi 10 TejuvsnO'
cen en- Bu tiGEER natal y 10 Cumpls el plan
RcariCiadO do America para loH bIRnco0,
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DOCo pulgadaS de perrO.

En- Ol Hotsl st. Regio, de Nuevs York,
Bs hB oStRbl0cido el Unite de perTo que
puOdOn llsvRr Lon hu60psdag suH hAbitR-
cioneu.
Eats Ifmits % do doco puIgadaB do lon
gitud ? al GBCribiOnts 20 10 We ConltRnts'
m0nte con ls CintS apIiC6ndo1sla & 10 eB'
palda do los canes que IlOvRn los hu6U'
pOdeB.
Hay en- oI hotel, adam6U, cinco perrou
mod0loB dc los que % Rdmitsn, los do otrBB
dimOnIionOH tienGn que AlojarHs On sl Guar.
TO do Lon equipajsu.
Mr.. TllGu, de Saint LoSiG, que compr6
IN gran pOrro do F0sa On Escocia, diio que
pOrmitiO que Ga pOFro 20 ho0psdSrS ca oI
ouaFto do 0quipaj jsg y 10 Ilsv6 & un hoSpi'
tel de OBtoB animAIOa pF6ximo al hotel, On
dondO 10 Rlquil6 una CANA hasa OI dfa de
gRliF para Saint Louis.
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Pc
dag6giGas en- GALES
POr La nOche ell entuSiasmO Sc con.
virti6 en- fiesta cOrdialisima.
Ode "Ws0tTO cOTrsspO"sa5)

Dieismbrs 13 -Bl R6bado (syar) tn ~
vi0FOn lugar On eBts pueblo cOnfsE0nciOB
pedag6gionS OntT0 los mSsstroa de eGts
diBtrito. Numerous fac 10 ConcuFRauCia
de maOstFo1 & diOho aCt0, que FsauIt6 muy
intsFasauts y aDimsdo. ImpoEtantfBimRB
CuaStionsH FefsFOntsB & loH pFoblGmGS loCa-
les do ls 0ducRci6n dc eata pueblo fneFon
tratSdoa cen intOE6B y 0ntuBia8mo pOF los
mR0REToB
Prsnid1a 81 acto sl Inspector del DiBtrito,
s0fior Est6bRn Rios CaRallaR.
PoF lR noch0 Ol 0ntuBioumo 90 conviRti6
On foBta cordial ? animadtGimG, pue8 poE
invitGCi6n del senior inspector todog loB
maeutEOU 90 rsunieTOn On Su casa ofoinR,
donds hubo CanCionaB, m6uicns, rGcitaCio.
mes de diSOuFHoB y poaDfsB y tAmbi6n EafrsB'
COS y dulCe8, TodoB Los msaatroB Halioron
muy Complacidog por ls francR Conduota
del senior Rios OaOsllag, que eutrocha loD
lszoD 30 lR amistad entire loa mReBtHos con
ca jsfG y entire o. y de Is qu0 % han de
deFivar bieneB para lRB eBouola8 para
los nifioB.
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PARA IA PRESEHTE ESTACIQH.--LOs mu-

PARA IA PRESENTE ESTACI0N.-L mu-
GhRChOs de %La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resuelto el prOblema de la gente
de gUstO en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
GniCOs que han cOnseguidO tener en- sU
mRgnfficO establecimientO el surtidO mas
BOmpletO de los artfculOs del ramO. AlH
nunca faltan las legftimas camisetas de
crepe y de hilo nj carecen de las mejOres
medias para seflOras y nifIOs asf como
para cabRllsrOs. COntTatOs directOs con
Gabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
CuRntO pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
JuegOs de cfntas dorothy" que venden
en- oajitas dos lazOs una banda, 6 en- Ca
iitas de seis lazOs; pOdemOs servir cual-
quieT color y preciO desde S LIS SO ell
juOgO. Yea ell gran lOte de bordadOs en-
cafes CUya realization hacemOs q menOs
de la m1tad de preciO. En- telas bIancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs cOmpetidOr; tene-
RaOs tipOs especi8les en- Persian LOWn,
ETensh OTgandi y cUantO ell pdblicO de
gustO neCesite- Pida muestras visite
nuestrOs grandes Rlmacenes y seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO necesite. P. o. B. 764.
Tel6fOnO 273. San Francisco 81. San Juans
Puerto Rico.
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M0nicO MercadO pide una eScuadra
para su patria, Filipinas.
DiSpOSiCiOnes para inStruir tambi6n
Un cuerpO de marina.

El deIsgado filipino SF. M6nioo Msrca-
do, repreBentants por PampRnga, pEO8ents'
"a IN prOy0cto do 10y aRignando ls BumS
dc Ouatro mill0nGS de pesos para CompFRr
ouatro OEuceroD, principle de unG eBCuGdrs
flipinH.
En- ol prOyocto 30 hRcsn adam6H les dis
poaioionOB t0ndsnt0B instTuiE uu cuerpo
de marina Bufoisnt0, TODD para cusnd0 10
procIamO 10 indOp0ndepCiA del arChipi6
lRgo.
En- Warrington 90 hs tratRdo de este
RDunto On Cuanto 90 Dupo do 81 = aSOguEan
que no 10 votGF6 lR aBambleG. Auu cuRn'
do 30 hB pTOHtado atenci6n 81 aBunto, no %
hB tornado On BOrio, sin qua tsmpooo nis'
guon en- Warrington que los fiIipinOO no
van nOCsBitRT do una eBcuadrB mas luOgo,
pero dioen que han madrugado mucho.
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lNDICADOR GENERAL.

Consoles A LAS MADREs.-Rl jarabo
00lmante de la SeIiOra WinslOW debe
Rsarse siempTe que los niilOs estan en- el
peTiOdO de Ia detenci0n. PrOpOrCiOnR ali-
vic immediate al pequefIO paciente, pTOdu-
dOlOr y el angelic despierta muy vivo y
Alegre Els muy Rgradable al paladar,
ealmR al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, hac0
f&Ciles Ia funciOnen del est6mago y regula
los 1ntestinOs. Els ell meiOr remediO como
gidO para la diaFrea va pT0venga esta de la
Q0nt1Ci6n 8 de cualquiera Otra Causa.
TengRse muChO GuidadO en- pedir el "JRFa-
20 Calmante de la Sefiora WinslOw": es el
mejOr de tOdOs,
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De yiaje pOr ell Este:

Maestro Compafero Br. Joaquin PujAIs
(Ssmper) hG salido para 4a islo en- aBuntoB
dc sDtS 0mpEo1a y visitaE6 las poblsCione1
do Ia region del Este carPotera central,
para volvsr & eBtR Ciudad sl fuRI del CO.
rrisnto mes prinoipion dol antEants
Enero.
En- ls impouibiIidad do donpsdipBa de suB
amigos 10 hRosmog poF Eu ancaFgo.B
Bu0n viRjO y grRtAB impE0BioneB tspgs
el buon Compaf0r0.
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MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.

Entr0dG8 del exterior.
Vapor Alsm6n Virgins, do HambuTgo.
De Ia costa.
GoI0taE Jovon OaEolins y Coraz6n do
Maria.
Para Ia costa.
VaporeB amoriosnou Carolina y Harry
Luck 0mback.
GoIstsB IOsbOlaH, VoIuntad, EncaEnR'
oi6n, PfOgr0Bo, CGpFiCho , Ricardo Ruiz.
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La gratitud de la familia Santiago.
Como cOnteStaci0n a numerOsOs te-
Iegramas Y cartas de p6game.

NuoatFo OompnnOFo en- Is prsnUs 0I j6
ven FloT0noio Santiago Gons6I0z, neB Su'
plieR que, On Ga nombFe y en- el de gu
spE0Oiabls fAmilis, demostramou. por me-
dio de lR8 prOa0ntsI lfnssE, Hu mas pEofun'
Dc grAtitud todsB aquOllRB poFBonaR qu0
dc un mod0 EdS otEo tomRron paEtO en-
lO gran dOVgrROia que lea afijs, principal
monts Ia fsmilis Guillot Bchira para 10
qua t0naE6n pFofundo agrUdsCimientO.
TAmbi6D dOIeR, que siFvRn eGtAg Ifnsaa
como condensation & los num0YosoB tsIsgFs'
mas y ORFtaB q. dc elts CiudOd de Is isls
han rsCibidO, lo8 que han OgEad0cido pro-
fuudgmente.
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-HR GatRdo GA San Juan en- asunton de
n0gocioH oil LIDO, Santiago Palmer, do Are
Cibe, que regreU6 ayeriERrd0 90 rOIidsn'
nia -a.A4A#I
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S. s. s.
NJ. Il, MCINEIS.

I'm arifcUIO de m6ritO sc vende bien.
Boracholr Harbor, n s., Enero 3 de Is:O.
W. II. CCMSTOCK, Morisow,r, y. Y
Apreciable Sr.:-Esta para cartfr,r Qtr soy
cOlnprciunte neerjnas de Paphe incluyenlO N:;ts
Glasses de Pid2ras Que vrndo PiidOFaS de Raiz
Indiana del Dr. Morse que de todas las untas. Su
a auHentO.
s. SIS.
n. L. NICHOLSON.
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OAFE MORGAN.-Usted encOntrara
aIlf las mas finas classes de chocolates y
bOmbOnes vendidOs en- bOnitas cajas y ca
nastillOs. VeDga Verlos antes de irlOs q
COmpEar Otra parte. Las acreditadas mar
cas- de LOwney's, Bakers, Wallare's.-
FOrtaleZA 2l
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El SaIva-Guardia del viatero.

Amagandus Pond, N s., Enero 21 de 1890.
W. II. COMSTOCK, Morristown, N. Y.
Muy Sr. mio:-For muchos amos he sdo IN ac6rriuo
pardar" lie PildOras de Raz Indiana del Dr. Morse
no p"rque sea una i crga Ia que engo elias Smo l"r
III c0HiamZ que para mi han hechO acreeurts por
experenca que he trudo oporundad de suir so[re SI
waller mfrito Mis- "cupacones tales que llS rIrlo
TEMPO meru de nj ConSider'rja tlu
pale complete 81 me egaIan tAltar ls PdOras del Dr..
IOrSe.
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DOS VIDRLERAs.-so vsndOn dos
vidFiOEG8 prOpinl para eStsbIeOimiOnto do
novsdAdO8, On ID "Ninfa" FortRIszR 81
San Juan. PFOOios m6dicoB y muablag
mnY nuevoG. 3V.8.
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a. LOPEZ OEPERO, San JoB6 is
O0mpFO , vonta do muoblOl On general.
So hGOOn pF0GtNmoB do dinsEo BobTO prem
dN8 do ORC, plata y piedrG8 pFoOioHAa. So
COmpERn pE0ndRs antiguR1 , modeEnaH. So
C0mPER = v0nd0 PlatR y orc dOtsriorado.
ConlBantO 0xistencia de muGblOg, & tipo
OCon6micoA BARRAS DE CATRE.
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TERRENO EN- SANTUROE.-se VEN
de una parcela de unOs $4,000 metros cua-
dradOs, situada en- Ia calle de Canals, q
Ochenta metros de distanCia de la Plaza
del MeTcado de dicho barriO de Santurce'
y en- cOltndancia pOr ell NOrte con el "Par-
que Residencial".-Prec moderadO y IA
cilidRdes para ell pagO. - InfOrmara w
Bosch, ~Tetuan altos. DIP
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BE VENDE una propiedad de dOscien-
tas CincO cuerdas yerba de guinea, dedica-
da ganRdO, en- el terminO municipal de
Salinas, barFio de Rio Jueyes. Tiene cua-
trO cercadOs y magnfficas aguas de manan
tales. PidRse infOrmes Antonio Flores,
AibOnitO. 30 w., s.
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BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.

BUQUEB EN- PUERTO.
Del e9teTSOr.
France, pendient0.
F. w. Aver, pOndisnts.
Henry OEpIby, dOBCsrgando.
JuNnitR, psndiOnts.
Philadelphia, p0ndi0nte.
OaTEiB A. LBns, deBcaVgsndo.
StlilmRn F. Kelley, pendiSnts.
JHmGB @. Clifford, dsUOaEgando.
Springfield,
Virgins
COst0nerOs.
Flower, psndiente.
May Blanca, YRbuooR.
AlaBO8d8, NBgU0b0.
D00Bp0rad0s pOndiOnte.
In6ven OaFolinG, pendiOnt8o
''CorGz6n do Maria Hum8C80.
BugWss a'sWDa0SadOs.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-16

SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR verfdese unO
muy bien situadO. Inf0rmaraD en- "La
COrrespOndenci8. d..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-16

UN OFFICIAL de herrero practice en- tor
nerIa y ajustsje, desea cOlOcarse en- la isla.
Pidan infOrmes apartadO nGmerO 8G6, San
Juan, p. r, Is V
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-16

ENTIRE lou compradorOu do Eoloio1 &
plRE08 On lR iOyOria de F. KOhrhRhn 90
70 EOgala an FOloj "WaItham" BemRnaI'
mOnt0. La Ultima Bemana obtuvo uno Ol
BoCio SFta. Maria L. VagRllo de SRntuPC0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-12-16

VENTA DE DOS CASAS.-se venden
en- Santurce dos casas. Una en- mil sete-
CientOs dollars y OtrR en- dos mil sete-
ctentOs. Son cOmpIetamente nuevas YES
tan en- perfectas Condolences. InfOrmard
B. Artigas, altos del BancO de Puerto
Rico. 81 ", q.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-17

Madras percae and outing annel fancy and plain patterns also
checks striped effects straight military collars button
side or 'front.' sizes 10 years. Second Floor
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-17

upon a camp and a number of Japanese
laborers were killed. This raid was
made at night when nearly all in the
camp were asleep. The sound of shoot
ing awakened some of the men and
they returned the fire with their rifles.
A pitched battle followed and several
Japanese were fatally wounded. After
making a stubborn stand against the
Yaquis the little band of men finally
succeeded in driving off the raiders.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-17
RAWHIDE TO DEAL WITH
HORDE OF CLAIM JUMPERS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
RAWHIDE, New. March ia citi-
zens' meeting is called for tonight to
take care of the claim jumpers. Sew
eral of the most valuable claims of the
camp have been jumped in the past
few days. The mine owners and the
citizens will probably order the Of
tenders off the ground.
The rush to the camp is unabated,
arrivals averaging over 100 day. Ac-
commodations are plenty and no suf-
fering has been felt by those who come
prepared to pay their way.
The citizens are fighting for better
mail service. Hundreds stand in line
at the postoffice daily and many of
them fail to reach the window before
the hour of closing. The business men
of Main street have raised a sum to
keep the office on Main street, while
others have a fund necessary to move
to Rawhide avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-17
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
TREASURY BECOMES BANKER
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The re-
signation of j. H. Edwards, assistant
secretary of the treasury, in charge of
the financial bureaus of the depart
ment, which was rendered some tina
ago, will take effect tomorrow when l..
A. Coolidge, who has been confirmed by
the senate, will take charge of the office.
Secretary Cortelyou said today that Mr..
Edwards had decided to accept the re-
ceivership of the New Amsterdam Ma
tional bank of New York, which was
compelled to suspend during the late
money stringency.
1t is understood here that negotia-
tions are now in progress looking to
consolidation of the New Amsterdam
with other financial institutions in its
vicinity.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-17
JURY ACoUlTS BOY AND
HEARTILY EMBRACES HIM

SACRAMENTO, March 16.-After ac-
quitting L. e. Winsby, a youth charged
with assault with attempt to kill in
Judge Hinson's court today, the jury
embraced him. The judge thanked the
jury for their broad verdict and ex-
pressed qualification at the attitude
of District Attorney Atkinson for
handling the case with regard to hu-
manity as well as meeting the due
ends of justice.
The boy was charged with stabbing
man named Volback, who repeatedly
applied the vilest epithets to his
mother in a public place. Volback dis
appeared after getting out of the hos
pital, but he said he deserved all he
got and had no wish to prosecute the
lad
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-17
$3.50 Axninster Carpet, Yd., $Lz5

Factory of big lot of fine Administer and Wilton
capets-wo of the best durable carpets made Choice
for home hotel
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-17
Maniac's Wife Insane

PETALUMA, March 16.-Mrs. c. E.
Mullin, whose husband was last week
committed to the Napa insane asylum,
has lost her mind from worry and grief
and is hopelessly insane. Marshal Ward
and Deputy Sheriff r. L. Rasmussen
brought her to this city. She has four
children, who will be provided for by
the county.