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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
CONNECTICUT SAYS HELLO,
Submarine Wire Connects Flag
ship With the Mainland

For the first time in the history Of
the United States navy the IagshiD
sald Hello TO the mainland yesterday
sIternoon oS means of temporary
long distance telephone connection. es-
tablished by means of a suhmarfr.
cable more than a mile long. The far-
ship Connecticut's telephone n,rnbar =.
Kearny $3.50. The telephone was In
stalled through the courtesy OF tba
Pacific States telephone and telegram
company and conversation with Kearnv
$3.50 is free
Fred Thockmorton. a veteran c.h,.
foreman In the employ Of the telepbons
company headed a launch load Of fe1.~
pnone Workmen who installed the tela-
phone yesterday afternoon. ~Snb-
marine Biz Thomas, who knows cur-
rents electrical and nautical. sfeersd
tne iauncn which bore the cable, avoid
ing the dangerous currents ana IN
frisky excursion craft The battlasb5r,
said Hello" to the mainland tive b9,,-.
and twenty minutes after cornino- -
anchor The cable which made tbts
possible was 1000 feet long. being bv
iar the longest temporary cable ever
The gunboat Yorktown. beaao,,a
Of Secretary MetcaIf. was given ,sI.
phone connection on Sunday ana -.
temporarily disconnected yesters1a - -,
permit the gunboat to move out 80 -
way OF the maneuvering warsbins -
ter the yorktown got back to her an
chorage telephone connection ~,
again provided in 10 minutes.
When the fleet was at San Pedro te,s-
pnone communication with the rnafn-
lana was established. but the distance
was small and there We're no r,,-~s..s
10 contend with The lavfnv 80 - -
cable yesterday afternoon prove, AZ
ncuIt and hazardous task. Tba -
wire was strung from the Connec+s,.,.ss -,..s
20 Goat island, a distance Of more fban
nautical rlile. and was there connact-
ed with one OF the telephone companv;s
sl-.l slansoaL wires. which had been re-
Commander H. Osterhaus. In co,,~.s
OF the Connecticut. received the Is+.. ,,.,.-. ~
menl and expressed his thanks ea~ - =
courtesy extended by the teler,,s..,s s.,e
company. Sphone
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scene THRILLS
100000 HEARTS
continued From Page 1, Column :

were early crowded with visitors from
all over the city to catch a glimpse
OF the feet For the women guests of the
hotel a special reservation was made
on the balconies of the great hostelry.
The adjacent vacant spaces were
crammed heel and toe AS the fleet
moved along the bay from the Golden
gate to the anchoring place the crowd
moved with it. 1t was q holiday gath
ering. Flags and little patriotic en-
blems were carried by the majority OF
the sightseers- Approximately i've
thousand persons assembled on the
hill.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
FIGHTING AGAINST
GAMBLING IN RENO
Another Petition With 500 Sig
natures to Be Presented
to Council

RENO, New, May 6.-The anti-gam-
bling league is to continue It's fight
against gambling in this city and for
the revocation of licenses permitting
gaming of ' all sorts. Next Monday
night 1t will present to the council a
corrected petition signed by over 500
representative citizens of Reno The
last petition was tabled on account. II
was alleged. of false signatures. The
league now claims all the signers to be
citizens and voters of Reno. Consid-
cradle interest awaits the councils s
action
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Coasts Appeal for an Adequate Fleet
Presented TO MetCaIf
AT Breakfast to Secretary Of Navy, Needs
Of Pacific Are Seriously Discussed

THO the Honorable the Secretary of the Navy.
We respectfully petition and adequate naval
n Pacific United
with the constantly growing of the Pacific this
be the of the future struggle for commercial
prcy that nation this essential than
the United
the United
nation and especially that of lying the Pacific
foreign before adequate fleet for protection
modified Atlantic and Pacific
respectfully that will in the exercise of
there be maintained permanently the
II
armored crusesMcnod
l32 commercial bodies of the Pacific Hawdi Philippine
islands, phch presented BY Governor George l. Sheldon of
Nebraska Secretary of the Navy Mea yesterday at breakfast
ge his honor the ST. Francis hotel and whch secretary
promised lay Immediately before President Roosevelt
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
FIRST TO USE SEWING MACHINE

Distinction belongs to Miss Elizabeth
NJ Kilbourne of Winsted, Conn. She
Gains to be the first woman who ever
took stitch on the sewing machine.
She was formerly a teacher in Hart
ford, where she visited Elias Howe's
shop and was given chance to try his
new invention. He told her that she
was the first of her sex to use the ma
chine which has done so much to re-
lieve the household toll of woman
Kansas City Journal
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
What Local shfmbuns say

San Francisco has four Japanese daily
papers, and ever since the American n
fleet was ordered to the Pacific coast
these papers have had considerable to
say. The May Sunset contains some in
teresting extracts from these journals,
showing the Japanese point OF view.
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of dandy" Americans. men who by
virtue of their ability to do things ap-
pealed particularly to the men of the
flotilla. Admiral Rousseau, a civil en-
gineer of the United States navy and
one of the canal commissioners, gave
the men of the flotilla a, trip across the
isthTnus.
LITTLE BOATs MAKE GOOD
Acapulco was -Ae next port of call
and from there the dotilla proceeded
to Magdalena bay for practice with
torpedoes and the inch guns They
found Magdalena bay a perfect prac-
tice ground
san Diego. San Pedro. Santa Cruz
were visited in succession. Between
San Pedro and Santa Cruz the fiotilla
was rather rudely treated by the
northwester that made the battleships
sit up and take notice. They Joined the
feet off the hghtship Tuesday night
and came into the -harbor yesterday
looking just as debonair as the Pacific
fiotilla, which had journeYed only from
the Mare island navy yard.
The lightship has been equipped
with a submarine bell and its ringing
was heard aboard the destroyers at
a distance of two and half miles No
merchantmen on this coast have been
equipped as yet with submarine tele-
pnones, ana from the Hotltla comes the
first report that Uncle Sans latest
device for the safety of mariners is in
working order at the portals of the
Golden gate.
For the officers and men Of the f7o-
tilla yesterday the pageant meant al
most as much as it did to San Fran
cisco. When they dropped anchors in
perfect alignment and in their proper
positions it meant that they had COM
pleted the job that they tackled when
they left Hampton roads last year. 1t
meant that they had made good and 1t
meant a good. long rest.
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Breakfast Secretary Md Made Mbmuow The Request That He Keep Fleet The Pacific

Firmont noD of
OF the Navy Victor H. Mecah
presented The
and
the
he Pacific stand Stands
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RRYAN no SPEAK Avn coLLEGE

LINCOLN. Neb.. May 6.-william ].
Bryan will leave Saturday for Omaha.
where he Will deliver the commences
menti oration at Creighton college. He
viii then go TO Washington, where he
will remain for four days.
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petition greater part of
Atlantic feet Pacific bearing behind
many millions people expressed
principal through kilograms
from IS
Me breakfast his the California
yesterday
he to Washington
PRESENTED BY NEBRASKAN
By deeply significant
keeping
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cATHoLIC BISHOP REsIcxs

RICHMOND. Va. May Sit was an
nounced today that Bishop Van de
Vyver of this Catholic see has re-
signed and will return to his old home
in Belgium
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-07
EXODUS FROM SAN JOSE
Estimated That 1900 People
Have Left There to See Fleet
sPECIAL DIsPATCH no TIE CALL


SAN JOSE May 6.-Eighteen trains
of from IL to 15 cars each, packed to
their full capacity with excursionists to
San Francisco. left the broad guage de-
pot this morning
1t has been roughly estimated that
1900 persons went from here to San
Francisco since Monday and the end is
not yet. Many will go tomorrow to
see the grand parade and remain over
Friday for the naval review and illumi-
nation of the fleet.
Automobiles began to go to San
Francisco early Tuesday morning, and
the exodus continued until noon today.
Nearly every garage in San Jose is
utterly stripped.
Every school, bank. library and near
ly every store has been closed. Busi-
nessmen have estimated that 500. 900
of San Jose money will be spent in San
Francisco during the first two or three
days of the Aeet's stay in that harbor.
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Owen Wi.ter

The second installment =,
Lean Lean, thrilling cowboy sfo-x Nc s.-
sven ssf "ister, appears in the May su1y
se1- -
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BUSINESSMEN PRESENT

The breakfast was rendered to Sec
retary Metcalf by the executive and
reception committees of the California
Promotion committee. The % guests
who attended were as follows:
Secretary V H Met Covernor q T. Sheldon
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- - - - " -
Governor G. J.. Sheldon
Lieutenant Cyrus r.
Miller
DIR. Clarence z. Ed.
words
Nathan L. Bell
Frank L. Brown
William L. Gerstle
r. NJ Hotaling
w. II. Metson
James Rolph Jr.
Fred Tillmann Jr.
Henry Abrams
Burt L. Davis
Lewis A. Hicks
Willis Polk
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ened. I therefore take great pleasur
in presenting you this memorial an,
in adding to it my hearty indorse
ment"
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ANUNCIO.

DepaHtamento del IoterioT de Puerto
Rico.-Bureau de ObrRs PGblicaF.
OfcinR del SupsTintendeute
San Juan, P. R Mario "a de 1908.-
PrOpcEiCionsE en- pliegoS csEradoA para II
adjudication en- p1blicR uubIBta de la cons
trucci6n dc los ehtribsa del puents sabre al
rio "B aTranquitaB," On la sscci6n de caTEs'
terra de ComeTfo BarrRnguitRp, Be admi-
tiE&a ca ssts OfieinR hasts las 10 !. m. del
dfa de Abril, 1905, en- que SO abrirkn
p6bliCamsnte.
El pTesupueSto aproximado de lRH obrRB
aycisnde 50 10000.
TodoH los datoH nsCeBAEioB, imprsgos de
pTopoRiciones contrAtou inBtrucciones
los postoFea be dar6n en- eHta Oficina.
La Administrator Ee ressrvR 81 dere
cho de rschazar cualquiera 6 todsu las pro
poIiciones de sdjudicsF sl contTato bnio
OF as conHideFaciones que las de precio 90.
lamsnte. PoE oHden del Comisionsdo del
IutsEior ~. J. Jimenes, Superintsndsnts
de Obras P6blicag. No.
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los DISPAROS De AVER.
JUN N. ViIIafsTe tiane paIabTas
con uH primo suy1 y F. Carha-
llO Tssulta heridO al huir.
Las WnIaRns De Gr'st,IOs fasraa rstis por los
EIOfug0.,

A Las tres de Ia tarde de aysr bubo una
alaTms en- la fabEiCa de tAbacoB dc Puerts
d dlTisrEA interviniendo Ia Poliofa On In ocu-
VEancis
So informa que Juan M Vlllfaha que
tSsbas en- dicho eatRblaimiento tuvo algu.
mas palabras con un primo suyu lamado
Autopio ViIlafsfs, siendo intsresas Ia eau
ia de Il rsyerta.
Son6 an diSpsro de rev liver a7ganUs
dc los compsfieroB dc les que disouttsn
desoCuparon sl local 81 lentiE el disparo.
F. Carballo tuv9 meneB nueTte qus sus
COmpahsFoB en- Ii retigsds Eompi6 lou
CriStaleS de una de las vertanas del edif'
clio por donde Bali6 la calle Tecibiendo
heridaS en- la mpneca de la mano izquieT
de-, de cuyGB leaionau fas cuTado ca el
CuaEto de aooorro do p. de TIERS.
Intarvino 5 policfs 81 guaTdia GironR
detuvo 81 VillafAns ocupRndols IN Tewol'
yer "bnldog" con 6 cGpsu!aB. No hubo
mas cCuETenciaE
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ANUNCIO

DspeTtamsnto del interior de Puelta Rico.
Bureau de 0braH P6bicaE. OicinE
del Superintendent.
San Jukn, 2. E., Marco %. 1908. Pro.
poEicionsE en- pliegoI csTradoB paTa lR I'D
iudicaci6n en- FGb.iCa Lubabta Be coma
trucci6n de muroH de ccntenci6n tsHFa'
pi6n para 81 sstribo "Utuado, de- pusnts
Bobre ell Rio GrRnds de ATecibo. ceTcA de
Utuado, Be admitiFkn ca e8ta cficira hIBta
lss 10 .. M del dfa 6 dc AbriI, 1868, en-
que ss RbriE6n pGblicamsnte,
FL pTelupussto npTr ximRdo de lRI obTRs
aBciende & s4, 10000.
TodoH loH dAto1 neCeEaTioB, impTe1oH de
propoBicioneH contrstos instrucciones
los poEtoFes Gs daF6n en ests oicinR
La AdminisETa lion Ss FessTva 81 dsrecho
de rechszsr cEalquisTn toda1 Las propo-
Bicianes de adjudicar 81 contTAto bnjo
otfss conBideTa Zones que Las de pTecio 50
Iaments. Por crIsn del Comiionado del
Interior, D. j. JIMENEZ Superintsn'
dents de ObTEs P6b!icsG IL Y. No 5.
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ANUNGIO De SUBASTA.

DspaTtamsnto del Ioterior do Puerto Ri.
cn-Bureau de Obras P6bIicAE. -
Ofcina del Superintsndsnts.
san Juan. P. r., MaEzo 26 de 1908
PropoEicioneI an pIitgoB csrradoE para
la 'judicaci6n ca p6blica Bubsata del 50.
miniEtF0, medidE entregR de 800 metros
cfibicos de pisdra trituVada con dsptino 6
la repaFaci6n del muaIIe de las Go'etaI,
frarta & IL Aduana, San Jnan, P. R. Bs
admitiT6n en- esta oficina hnIta las 10 s.m.
del dfa Il de AbEil, 1908, en- que Ie Rbri-
ran ptblicamente.
Todos los datos nece8arioB 90 dar6n en-
esta oficina donds % encuentran De mani
fauto todos los doCumentoI que han de re-
gir On Il contrata = pOdr6n Tecogsr lOI
liCitRdoTs- los modsl3B de pTopoliciones
que han de pTessntaF.
La Administrator % FeBevva aI dere.
cho de Eechaz8E cuAlquioER todsu IaI
pEopoaicionel.
PoH oEden del ComisionAdo del IntsrioT,
j. j. JIMENEZ, Superintsndsnts de
OhEaa PdbIicaA 12v. No. 6.
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JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.
FRANCISCO MOLINA
faNeCe anOChe en-
PuGrta de TERRA.
Hobo ul CODat0 de i1CsndiO y eI ba-
rriO COrTi6 un gran peIigrO.
So rOmpld una g0nl as las mlDgas usldas par
los bOmbOTOS.

A lan II dc la noche la oampana del
pRrqUe de bombsToS de PueFts do Terra
puso en- conmoci6 al vscindaRio con el to.
que do fuego." VsclndHrio, bombsroV y
poliCia acudieEon Embellishments al Eitio
de la oCurEenCia.
En- una de Las caBRB de Fecients ConB'
tFucci6n, pTopi0dad del Eehor Infans6n, CO
meIciante de aquel bAETio, AituRdo On Ia
cslle de S9n AgUsti1, parads Z, 60 pEodu
10 uu inCendio & Csusa del alsmbvs CON
duCtcE de luz el6CtriCa. El trozo de ma.
dGFa por donde paBaba el alRmbEe 81 sntrGT
On lR TefsTida CaSR se incendi6 pToduCiendo
una gran cantidRd de humo que daba 81
Rspecto do un gran incandio y llev6 Ia
RlaTms los que ocupsbRn Ia Eefsrida ca
BS = al veCindRTiO.
Entire los que ooupsn la casa y RlgunoS
vecinos quitaTon Ell alGmbYe que cause
81 iuceudio, en- casa dol SefioY Juan Sierra
en- gus hubo otEo conRto, IN pRnsdsTo
recibi6 algunRB qusmRduraS , hub9 de
ser conducido al cuaTt0 de gocoFro.
Loa bombsToB del bAEFio aCudisEon al
Hitio del Conato psFo eGte SO hsLl&bR Casi
vencido. ACRbRron de apRgsr Ia MADEIRA
incendiada hacienda uBo de laa mRngas
que fueTon conectadaB una pluma aitua'
d. la iEquieTdS de Ia CREretsTs, 81 NoFto.
Un CAIRO eI6ctFico que ciYculsb1 ca
aquGllos momentoB fue detenido poF lcE
bombeEos 4 osuBR de eatRF cruzsds ls man
ga poF e1cima de Ia via. A las 11.30 to.
do 81 mundo ge RETRO rus morRdRH hR'
biendo taTminsdo 81 incidente.
FL sen i1F Francisco Molina, muy como
4. - 4 L, egCs
do el cargo de ComisaFiO que fac ofClRl
do bomberOH encaFgado dc Ia bFigada do
PneTts de TisrEa, faIleci6n snochs ca los
momentoa On q. ocuErfs el conRto EefsTido
Sagi iafoTmes, eBtaba on su Casa, ca
EEetsEa, paFsdR 4 pTsparandoEs para re-.
coierHp. Una bombilla del aIumbVado
electTico, HituRdR en- 81 oomedoF de IL cara
pareci6 inhamRTBs comunicRndo el fnego
al slambEe conductor. Parecs qua el Bs-
nor Molina fue aislarls Tecibiendo ell
chqqus de lR coFFiente 90 quem6 la mano
doE0chR que uued6 CRYbonizad0 fAlle'
ciendo en- sl acto.
Cuando 30 tEat6 de pEeItsTle los Ruxi.
lies de la cienoia era in6til pueB Is vida
habfa abandonado el Cuerpo del que fa6
senior Molina La espog8 dal f lado al
Bsntir el Fuido dc lR CRidG del cueFpo en-
el aualO fac 9 iuqQirir 10 gus ocurrfs Gre
yendo ge tFataba dc unO simple caida. Ia.
diEcEiptible ssCsnR 30 desarroIl6 sllf GUAM
do 80 encontE0 con que 90 compsh9Fo es
tabR mueTto.
DeaOsuSe Gu psz 81 dsvgEapisdo compR.
tEiota que eucontr6 Ia muerts On 81 B8no De
"a pEopio hogaT.
En- II CsHR de Ia farmacia de Loubriel
huHo otro conato qus apsg6 Ell sen or
BRenl.
AhoHa parece qEe 90 h4r6 una mi.
nucioBR ilveRtigaci6n para YER como pus.
den evitarr0 deTgsaoiaH con 81 mRnejo de
los apaEatos de la luz aI6otsica que dan
slumbrRdO on lRH Cssal de Ia ciudad =
en- sus bBrEios.
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MEIILOIDNs-El mOjor mas BeguEO
do todog los sapOoidcos h&sta ahogR conocids
para Ii CuFG pOHmGnOntO dc toag Lar onfOR-
m0d&dsB dc Ia uTeta, "a sean egtGB eT6nicag
agudag. Contieno d fluio ouFR poF com
pl0toD On mOnos ti0mpos qp0 ning6n otTo pre-
parade similar, Las gonoEFaag, OspeRmRtoFn
Giat1tiB, cot. Hej0r que Las inyocoion0B mny
superior 81 s&ndRlo y eopaiba. EmpiO8a
suPtiP % efOoto Lar tres suRtr0 h0Paa 90
1RbSTg0 tornado.
Los KETuOIDES"-1onf fGIiIOB dc tomaP
0stSn pF0paFadog de man0ra que no FoVuOl-
v0n d OHt6mago nj pr0duo0n malos ofSGtOg,
De VOntA On todag las BotieRB. PidanB0
muOBtKAs gratis gug 6niGog fabFieantOS-
Frederick st0GTns . o., D0tEoit. MiOhi.
WRw ID. A.
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ALEXANDRA DICKSON QUE MATO AL
Cspitan del "Absrend8, fu6 ab-
sueIt0 aver.
EI juez de Ia COTte Federal GumpIisn-
Do ell aGuardO del iuTado ordeH0
la Iihertad del aCusadO.
EL lnInIn hurf az hnrss hanlararnn mnrhns fss.
EI lulGIo duTd 48 hOras J dseIlraTOn mueh0s tss
tlgOs,

"Ln Correspondence" inform6 opoEtu'
nsments del hsCho ocuErido aboEdo del
buque carbonero de Ia marina de guerra
de loH Estados Unidog, '.Abarsnds'', On
que el m sEinsro Dickson, di6 musrte 81
capit6n de su baEco, HspaT6ndole Ia cabezR
del tFonco despu6s de una luchs entire
Rmbog.
somstido 81 acusado 81 iuicio del gran
jurado de ID CoEte Federal, eAts despu6s
de 48 hoFau dc trabsjo. = de or la defenaa
y acugsCi6n declare abBuelto u acuBado.
Actu6 como defsnBor del aCuBado el
Lodo HSwhinz que en- uni6n del Lcdo.
Anderson BOstuvisron Ia inculpabili lad de
Hu FspFeBentado, prsaentando 18 teatigos
de deuoAFgo. La base de Ia defansa fu6 lR
dc NAL tratO de palabTa de obra do par
to del fnadO Capit6n.
PreVidfs 81 iurAdo q Eefor JOE6 A. Ca
mails
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Fiesta de Carifad en- eI AtsneO

La Junta DirsctivR de la Saciedsd pro-
tsCtoER de msndigou de San JuAn, anuocia
lR HsgundR conferences ucbre "Csrida3"
on los sRloneH del Atsnso, para 81 vierneS
dis 3 del corEisnts laH 8 dc la nocho.
HRblsr6n los conocidog oradoras = hom.
bEg pdblicoI, Hon. doctor Rafael del Va.
lie don ViCsnts Balb6s.
La parts Rrtfstica dc la veIs1R, que pro
mets scr IN acontscimisnto musical, eatar6
cargo de IL ueh9Ea del mpgistrAdo Nc
LsaEy y 10 jovsD pTofsSoTa de piano reno
rita GslifiSneI y del rsputAdo professor de
vialio, IeiSE MARTINEZ Plea.
EI Ecto eg u6bicc.
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reconocidos; pero poT Ia ley aproba 1a 81 8
do mario de 1905 { fsIts de hijoB legfti.
mos son heTsdeFoH forzosoE los padres ,
aBcsndientes legftimos en- tsrcer lugsr
los hips natuTaleg.
No disouto, Juan, Is justicia equidad
de Ia enmienda, 10 que EeprusbO ss ls gran
cRntidsd de snmiendaE, zurCidoa remisn.
dos que todoB loH ana hlCemoB en- nusB'
tEaB Isyss y me temo scontezoB con nues'
tEoH c6digos 10 que 81 pintor del cusnto
que qEeRigndo BatiIfaceE el quito de tOdOB
coYTigi6 au obEa artfatica, Eeg6n la cenBuTa
que de ella ha9fan, COnBig1iendo hecer IN
aFtfntico mamaEracho.
lv6ase la edici6n de manana.l
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I'm cabo dc bomberos resuIt6 es.
tropeado anochs On 81 conAto de incsndio
ocuPEido en- r. de TieEPs.
La CompsfiiR del trsnvia de Ponce
Holieits del Conssjo Executive una pT6Ero.
60 para Ia construction del TRmRI Ia
plsys.
Hoy Be tomaron en- confederation an
sl Consejo Executive las deSignacionss
hschaB por 81 gobsrnador para cubriH
les plszaB dc jues municipal de San
SsbRatian ConcejaleB de Ponce. Para
81 Eefarido cargo ha Iido propuesto 81 S..
Rodrigo Font para ConcejaleB de Ponce
los 5reE. MAnutl Coon Luna y Tomas
Castillo.
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SEPASE

Que no pnbIicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados pOT adelantadO.
Cada sells palabFas Sc cuentan poF una
lfnea la nnea vale diez centavOs.
Las cartas que vengan con communicates
sun impOEtO no seran contOstadas'
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LAS HoRAS MGRAS

0@- Az A3S24&4 ~ SN4@SSG$G 4S
Las horas negras, las horas
durante las cuales hay muchas
personas que todo 10 ven de
color negro, son las horas de
Ia digestion. De las doce a las
dos del mediodia, y de las seis
a las nueve de Ia tarde, los que
tienen un NAL estomago sufren
verdaderas torturas. Pero hay
IN remedio simple. Con algu-
nos botes de las Pfldoras Ro-
sadas del DR.. Williams segun
indicaciones que las mismas
acompanan, volveran esas ho-
ras negras a color de rosa.
Pruebas positivas:
Escribe el sr. Juan Miguel Fer
nandez, Calzada del Cerro 683, Ha-
bana, Cuba: "Vfctima de una des.
composition general del est6mago,
durante cuatro amos en- que sufrf
mala Digestion, llenura, acidez, estre-
flimiento, inapetencia, etc, me puse
tratamiento por diferentes metodos,
recomendados por personas compe-
tentes, tome infnidad de medicinas
consiguiendomayormente acrecentar
mi debilidad digestiva. Con las
Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams,
que tome durante tres meses obtuye
mi curaci6n. Las recomiendo entu-
siasta & mis- amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02
Gamas dOTldls.

Est6 lIsmando Ia atenCi6n 81 inmenHo
surtido dc CamEs doTadas que El CieIo
acabn de Fecibir para vender al Contsdo y
{ p'Rzoa gran Eurtido de- telaB Fcrta'
leza 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02

Los bombsEoB de SantuEcs 90 quejan
do que el unifoTme que tisnsn sbti muy
uSRdO , en- NAL eItRdO han BoIiCitado del
RlCalds dc la CiudRd, lsI sea cRm5iadO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02
PiLDORAS ROSADAS
DEL DR.. WILLIAMS

curan los males del estomagc
porque en- su calidad de
tonico para la sangre y los
nervios dan robustez y con
clio buena digestion.
EN- LAS BOTTCAS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02

Washington, Ab1il 2.-Noticiau de 6l-
tima hora informan que por 81 gobisrno ue
mantiene eI Critsrio de impOneF Vene.
zusla una guerra ComeTcial, ObAtaculisau.
do SuB exportaCionsu los Estsdos UnidoB
y grRvando Ios productoE de mayor i'm
portaacis para aqusl pals. rEn ls Sscrsta'
Ffa de Eatsdo 90 aoonssia al gobisrno evite
On 10 posible 81 acudir demostTacionea
nsValsG, = la mAyorfs del cabinets us mueB'
tEs pRTtidRris de lR guerra de ''taTif4s"
En- ls SecretsEfa de Marina no Be de- i'm
poEtsncia Ia question , los mOvimientoE
de buqueB oEdensdos hasta All ors, respou-
den & las necesidAdo8 del aerviC ordipa.
rio en- el AtlSntico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02

BaroeIona, Mario 2O.-El vapoT onpa
NIL "IsIs de Panay" ospit6n Agso, Bslido
de Manila 81 18 de Febrero, con sEcala en-
Colombo, Fsbrero %, con IN cargamento
de tabaco, coos, etc., recs.6 hoy & este
puerto con IN intsnBo fuego reinando en-
sug bodegsB, poE cuyGH llamAB fue quemR'
do hRzta nivsl del sgua, hRbisndo 1ido SAL
vRdR Bu tripulaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-02

Puerto Principe, AbriI 2-ss espera
que 81 rsgrsso del Crucerc alsm6l "Bte.
men" ocsaione una nueva crisis, PueB L. ac'
titud del presidents Alexis aigue sgreBivs.
EI gobieFno del K K4igsr ma 1tendFS 50 opo
sici6n que el Presidents de Haity expaI'
30 al director de la CompRhia Hermann,
como hA manifsstado al rsprsBsntsntS ale.
mau. En- una nOts del rspreBsntants ale
man Rl gobierno haitiRno Bs dice qus "a
gobisr9o no est6 digpueBto & conssntir an
mRnsTS algunR la expulsion de Hermann,
mientrRs no ss dspuren los hsohos gus
AIsmanis EoBtsndrk egR opinion emplelndo
la fusEza Bi neceBAEio fuara.