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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22
DOLPHIN BAY

Thomas Jones made q trip to East
Sound Saturday.
Miss Inez Martin spent Saturday
and Sunday at home with her folks.
Nurcies Iotte and son Lloyd. have
been on the sick list for a couple Of
days.
Mrs. W. A. Jones aud Miss Lottie
Richie spent Monday afternoon at the
Krumdiack home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.F. Iotte and daugh-
ter Edna spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Schmuck made
trip to Bellingham Wednesday of
last week to consult doctor. return
ing Friday.
Fred Krumdiack and son Henry and
Messrs Bert Smith and Joe Lamarck
and Nurcies Iotte made trip to Fri
day Harbor Saturday.
There will be dance in the Iotte
hall Saturday, February %. to which
everybody is cordially invited. A
fine time is expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the following !:
Mrs. Thopmsou. Miss Matte Polk.
and Mr.. Charley Anderson.
Misses Mary and Emma Krumdiack,
Messrs. Henry Krumdiack and Bert
Smith spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. B. j. Bloxham at Olga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan and children
visited at the home of Mrs. Bryan's
parents at Olga . couple of days last
week. returning home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Iotte, Mrs.. Thompson.
Misses Matte Polk and Edna Iotte
and Charles Anderson went to Rosario
Sunday afternoon to see Mr.. Moran's
f1ne new residence.
An enjoyable card party was given
ct the home Of Mira Mary Bull last
Saturday evening. About twenty were
present. Prizes we're won b. Robert
Bull and Mira J. F. lotto and Will
krumdiack and Miss Ieua Bull.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22
ORCAS

DR.. Ganson arrived this week.
Miss Cecil Sanders returned from
Bellingham Tuesday.
Miss WELDON is the guest of Mre.
Matthesius and family.
Mrs. Furlong and daughters are
guests at the Ganson home.
Jack Curry received scow load of
lumber from Friday Harbor Saturday.
N. &. Weiberg returned from q
business trip to Friday Harbor Tues
day.
Ladies, please take notice that there
is talk of building sidewalk from
the Orcas store eastward.
The school children, with the help
of their teacher, Mrs. Morrow, are
clearing the lot north of the school
house for play ground.
A doctor from Seattle was at Orcae
last week looking over Chas. Larson
ranch with view to buying. Bid
them come-the more the merrier.
The new blacksmith, Mr.. Whitney,
who bought out Mr.. Brown. has taken
possession and will move the shop re
the point near the Orcas store. II
he is as good a workman as Mr..
Brown, the island people will bt
proud Of him. There were but two
articles that the people took to Mr..
Brown to mend which he would not
attempt to repair. and they were 9
set of false teeth and q lamp chimney.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22
DEER HARBoR

T. T. Paxson was in Friday Harbor
Wednesday.
Henry Wsddle was q West Sound
visitor Monday.
Mrs. D. Murray had Miss Sweeney
as her guest Monday evening.
Oberlin Loos made business trip
to Orcas and West Sound Monday.
The W. u. T. u. will hold their
regular meeting next Sunday evening.
Miss Claire and Ralph Thomas en-
tertained nubmer Of friends Sunday.
The Misses Myrtle and Violet Pax
son entertained friends Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Stroud spent. the early part Of
the week on San Juan. working on
the telephone lines.
Mrs. Glenn Tulloch. Of Friday Har-
Dor. visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stroud. the FIRST Of the week.
Rev. J. d. Hudson held services 4
the school house Sunday sysning. a
good sermon M preacl,ed and there
w. large atsendAnce.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22
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WEST SOUND

Mr.. Mcconnell has returned from
Alaska.
Clarence Shut went to Anacortes
Saturday.
Arthur Barker is here from Seattle
for few days.
James Laplante has been in Belling
ham this week.
Miss Fanny Nichols went to Bel
bingham this week.
Andrew Nordstrom spent Wednes-
day at East Sound.
Miss Bertha Boede is at the West
Sound hotel for few days.
An excellent Washington program
was rendered by the school Friday.
Taylor Wakefield was over from
Anacortes one day during the week.
Mr.. Knight, who was visiting his
daughter here. left this week for Or
ting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curry were over
from Orcas on q business trip We'd
nesday.
Miss Christia Hanson has returned
to Seattle after spending several weeks
at home.
JOS. Vetter Jr. has returned home
and is now employed nc the West
Sound mill.
James Laplante has sold his inter
est in the logging camp to Mr.. Cole.
man, Ut Seattle.
Mr.. Vetter and son George have
been helping G. II. Adkins do some
clearing this week.
Jay Wilbur. who had been spending
several months with Sherman Nc.
Clure. left Wednesday for Belling-
ham.
Edmund Van Bogaert's beautiful
pew bungalow is nearing completion
and will be ready for occupancy with
in few weeks.
G. E. Flint, of Whatcom county,
was here on the 9Th in the interest
of the Grange movement. He plans
to return on the third of March and
hopes then to effect an organization.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22

< IS fest with Ore place. The front
Of the lot 10 to be terraced and the
surroundings made q neat and attrec-
tive ~ possible. Sam Robertson.
Clay Cunningham and J. 81. Snowdeu
are putting up the building for G. s.
Rice. In connection with the hotel.
there Will be several cottages and
tents will be provided for those who
wish to sleep out Of doors. The no
tel will be completed by April l.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22
OLGA

Cecil Willis was Bellingham pas
senger on Monday.
Clay Cunningham spent q portion
of the week at Olga.
Sam Robertson was Bellingham
visitor on Wednesday.
The dock committee made some re-
pairs to the dock on Tuesday.
T. J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan spent
Sunday at the Gray homestead.
Mr.. Schulz, a Tacoma shoeman,
was guest at lnselheim Wednesday.
DR.. Hiatt returned from his usual
round OF professional calls on Tues
day.
r. I. Morse is spending few days
at his cottage for the benefit Of his
health.
Most everybody in Olga has caught
the improvement mania and most ev-
cry body is fixing up.
Daddy" Goodwin is the earliest
chicken man in town. He has some
April broilers already coming up.
( J. q. Harrington. western New
Yorker, is the guest Of g. s. Rice.
M II holp3nO nlon0 tho work ~ I'm
provement.
George Sutherland road craw have
repaired the damage to the road caused
By the high tides. They returned to
East Sound on Sunday.
Work was begun on Monday upon
: hotel ct Olga adjoining the store
building. Il is to be- % 10 feet.
two stories high and will contain tan
rooms. The dining room will b %
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22
DOE BAY

Mrs. e. Bliss is at East Sound for
a week.
Albert Viereck is working on the
islander.
e. e. Bliss left for Guemes Tues
day evening.
Robert viereck is away from the
island for an indefinite period.
G. N Culver went to Bellingham
TuesoSy with shipment of apples.
Work is rapidly progressing on
the Blggar cottage. force Of six men
being employed.
Mrs. j. L. Cramer has been over
from East Sound visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Mary Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Canniss and Mrs.
Cade expect to leave soon to return to
their former home in Michigan.
Mrs. Aberg and son, Carl returned
from Bellingham last Friday. Carl
brought with him fine new horse.
Mrs. Biggar and children arrived
Friday to take up their residence here.
They are at home in the rooms back
of the store.
Mr.. Schmidle is home again from q
visit with his daughter IN Betlingham.
Mr.. Christianson was recent Bel
bingham visitor.
Mrs. Allfree and daughter Annie
went to Bellingham Thursday, Mrs.
Allfree having received the sad intel
ligence of the death of her brother.
Mr.. Draine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Fisk with their
children, Frank, Walter. Jesse. Mrs.
Bliss. Mrs Shannon and Mrs. Vier-
eek, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson to BelliDgham last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson took the train
Friday for their home in North Da
kota.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22
Willard Memorial Service

The service to be held ut the church
at West Sound tomorrow Sunday,
will be a Frances e. Willard memor-
ial. not Washington memorial az
was enormously stated last week.
The East Sound male quartette will
sing. The W. G. T. U. extends a
cordial invitation to the public to at
tend. The service will begin at 2 p.
NJ. Following is the program:
Song Blest be the Tie that Binds
Scripture reading and prayer.
Roll call. Response, quotation
from Miss Willard.
Song by tie Union.
Biography of Miss Willard. Mrs. F..
Atkins.
Song Male quartette.
Recitation. Rebecca Armstrong.
Paper. Mrs. Mary Harrison.
Song, Mixed quartette.
Recitation. Ruby Rasch.
Our memorial Offering. Mrs. @. Van
Eaton.
Free will Offering, The assembly.
Song. Male quartette.
Benediction
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derwear aud Hosiery, also Wrappers,
Aprons. Underskirts, Dress Brai.s and
Trimmings at the new millinery and
ladies' furnishing store. Cor. First and
SDring st.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-02-22

| Leave orders With briggs for
first class timothy hay. $50 ton.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03
A LAS JUNTAS To-
C9IeS de Ia iSIa.

De aousRdo con 10 que datermiaa 81
Art, a dc nusstFo R.glamonto dobs CO.
lsbEaFae On Sap Juan Is Convsnci6n dc los
representatives. dc lOs pusblou con Iou mism'
bros dc la JuntR Central, { fin ds hxOer IL
deHignaCi6n do Loo candidates para dslrga.
dos Ia OGm4Fs y Oomiaionhdo rsaids nte
eo Warrington, que habPGn de yotaFEo On
tas slsCcionsH qu8 tsndrkn tfsCto On No.
viembEO pFf ximo. En taI viFtud, Cito EoF
la pEegGnte 6rloB EefeEidos REPRESENTATIVES,
designadOg pOE lRB JuntaH Locales EeBpotti'
vas, ID ConvsDoi6n que tGndIS lDgar en-
eSta ciudRd, al dfa II dc los CorTisntes 4
Log doG dc la tarde, YEN Gl TRl6n de 10
CGmaRa de Delegates,
Llam0 Ia Rtenci6n haCia la circunvtan.
OiR de que niDgdn TepEsuOntAnta podrk ha'
GeE dslegaCi6n ca persona algu1a, y que
los Comit6S dsbsn tsner especial CHidado
de qoe Eug C0miaionRdcs sean Esaidantss en-
90 pueblo, pues, como On todaa IaB Asam'
blsaS, dSssGmoa 10 mas gsnuina y diFeCta
representation de 10 isle.
Ia Junta Central sBpaTs del patFiUtiamo
do los coFTGligiOr aEiOs elsctog, que VendR6n
sin pEetextO aIguno cumplir 81 deber qus
30 PAEtidO leg impons , con sl cual lea
honFa lR oODfanzs de BuB Conciudsdancs
Ramon Fl. DeIgGdO. PfsEidents de
tuRnO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03

"A solicitud del demandanto Jon6 Z9p.
penfeldt, lR OoEte do Diatrito, I0CCi6n 60
gund0, hS diupueuto nometsr Rl GEbitFo
Rb0gado Francisco RsmfVez de AEGllRn0,
10 question guBCibsda contra Lorenzo 60io,
nobEs liquidation de HooisdRd industrial ,
pHgo de b0nofCioB.
-Euta maflsna no hubo information ca
IG MsnBi6n Executive. EI gob0rnsdOr tu
vo 10 CoEtssfR de infoFmar poE msdio del
EecRetaFio BefioF Noble, que muY p0Cas car
taB con noticiRB intePeBantsg hRbiR Esoibid0
en- 81 tiltimo CoEEso.
-H8 Esgrs8ado do Bstsd08 Unidog 81
senior IsSy Sack, dc 10 casa ''P. sOhiFa y
Comp" dc eat8 Ciudad.
-EI BGf1gr Rodolfo Gou1GI0g = 90 dis
tinguidR -familia, han tEasladRdo Bu Feai'
dsnCia de HRto. Roy & Ia paFada "a dc
santuRCa. EI asfior GOnz6Ie8, hR Eeatabl0'
Cido de 10 dolehCiR que I0 Hetuv0 80 dfaG
On cana.
AVI6O.-Degaamos gabeP 81 paEadero
de don IugnaCi0 DfaE, que rsBidi6 hRntS Gl
maB de Julio On 0I pueblo de BByRm6D,
para notifeaTla an aBuntO que intsEesa
% busn n0mbT0 , que segdn infoEmOI HRli6
para ERnt0 Domingo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03
ON BuEN SERVIGIO.
de Ia detective"
de Puerto Rico.
FaIsifiCaCi6n Dc girOs y us0 de nom
bHs supusstO.
EI de 8 sail6 q Nusl York para Paafio RIeO,
Eff, NOnot J este nafanl fnt dstInlto
p0r 10 DOlIGlR GBVIadOi { Ponce para SOT
laORTfleaao,

EGta mafiaua compaFoCi6 ante Gl pFi'
meF itfs de IR p0liofa inBulaF aefior w.
LutE an j6Ven que fac dstsDido On la ciu'
dad les O. m. EfsCGuRRon 81 ssrVioiO
los ''datoCtivsB" Official Qai1:nss, 8aFg0ntO
InoCsnCiO DiRz = guaTdis GalVREfn que
R0aIizaRon todo 81 tFabej0.
I'D dstenid0 eatuVo 80 minutOB OontsB'
tando G pEeguntas 1sl jsfs de lR poliCfa y
4 las 1916 fu6 Gonducido oil CuaEt0l de 10
''deteCtivo" para deBpu08 geE snviRd0 &
Ponce On dond0 90 pFaCtic8F6n diligsnCiag
dc Identification. Es un hombgo j6Yen,
Pubio, sin bigota, como de 25 amos de edad
do buen poEte' VeBtiR tEaio de CasimiE
girls una CORA do yiSjs. La fus oOupa'
de poF 10 poliCfa una mRl9tB de GuaR0'
Contoni0ndo FopR, un bombO negro, un pa
rsguaB = an Fev6IveEB de z milfmstFOV.
EntTG los pap0leI que examine 10 p0liCfs
IIoYRbR IN mspa de Puerto Rico = RuR
TOIaCi6n de los pFinCipales CagRB de conner
clio de lR isle. Dineg0 ca Cantidad de
$500 llevabR enCimR 81 detsnid0. Aps'
Eent0mente F8BpondG oil nombYG de EnFi'
que F. Monet, nacionalidRd americans;
p0Fo 90 tienen dudRs de que hsy8 u1adO
0tEoB.
So infoFmR que sI EsforidO j6vsn sRli6
do NusVa York para Puerto Rico 81 8 del
pASado m0l. En- Ponce pEeBont6 doa car
TED, de impoEtanteB CaTSB de oomsECio dc
EHtRdoS UnidoB, doB COnoCidas csGaB de
Rquslla ciuds6. Tom6 con las rsfsEidaB
OsFtaB $780, Un cable diFigido Lac CO.
Baa nOEteameEiCanaB poF las do Pto. Rico,
fua Contestado On asntido do cor falgaB les
sxpKesadRs OaEtaR PaFoca que otEaa car
ta9 otEos CobEoB, On lR mi1mR forms, 90
hicisron On Msy0gIsE.
La p0liCfa do San Juan 0igUi6 lR piStR
del Eeferido sujst0, que 90 deCfs era nance
de una mRn0 , 0Bt8 maGRna Rl diFijiFs0
81 el ''dstoCtiv8" GolvaFfD, tFat6 de hsCOF
doBspaEocaF dos OaEtaD que fasFon hSilRdaB
poF 10 poliCfs On un aafaC6n do ''bBsuFa"
que eBtab0 ceFca del IugSE ca que fu6 dc.
Genido. EatOB doCumsnt0B paFoCe han ser
vido de mayor pEuebs de indiCio contra el
detenido.
LR poliCfS pr0Csdi6 con notable actiVi'
dad en- 81 aHuntO y 90 eBpsFR que On Ponce
quedRP6 COmplOtamentG aClarad0 t0d0 10
hscho poF el que hB OnbFsdo Iag antsB ex'
pEe8sdaB sumRB de dinsEo, uVand0 giF0B ?
Cartas faIBifCadaB pE0CedentsB do imp0Ftan'
tea oanaB de ComeEcio de NuOvB Yo1k =
otroB puntoB de Loo EstRdo UnidoI
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las tribuIaciones de KOmluFa.
AnlrIIloS quo p0san dIfleultados.

Un CuFios0 ca8o ocurFi6 hace POGO en-
loB EHtRdos UnidoB con motivo dc Iog re-
glam0ntog que pFohibsn log tFAbRjSdGFsB
japonGu08 OntEaF en- IteFRit0Hio nOEt9RmsEi'
C0no.
Myuki Kemura, I'm j6vsn jApon6B de
18 OfioT, de8smbRrC6 On Ol puerto dc Seattle
con I'm paBGpoEt0 On que dOofR que era un
eItudiRnts.
So le permiti6 0ntRar en- tAI oonc0pto,
puag llsvAbR lO8 $50 FequsEid0I, en- "a
bolBiIlO.
~ K0muFO, On lugaF de il 10 OBCusIa, 90
PuBO tFab0jaE y dagpu6B do Biot0 mOugs
dc 0mple0, Rbsndon6 6lt0 , 0ntr6 On una
sBcuGlR en- Semitic.
OuAnd0 laB vRcGOioneB IlegaEon, foe
CRnRdG, en- d0nde enContr6 tFAbAio. P0Po
CuRndo el tempo de Ia aperture de lRB
OBOuOIal 90 ACeECabR, labAndon6 Gl Canada
y vOlvi6 lo1 EstadoG Unido1 poF Port
Hill, Idaho.
En- csc lugAE fu6 detenido por no tensr
pRRRpoEt0, y 10 intOnt6 Onvi8Elo otEa vsz
q ONnGd6; pOTo Les autoPidadsB de Rquel
pals FehuuREOn psTmitirls sntERr On % TO-
FEitOHio.
EstO compiled el aBunto do tel modo,
que las autoEidads8 do Port HILL puuieEon
eI aUunto On m1nou del dGpAEtGmento dc
Concrete = tFAbajo = 6Ats ~ vss, 10
pRs6 Al d0peTtRmento de EHtHdo, en- dOnde
90 di6 6FdGn do pOnGF On libOrtRd 6Ko'
muFR' pueI 40 hay 10y que autOEiC0 "a
deportation al JOp6n On un oAso como
6Gte.
La question era docidir ni 81 japon6s era
eDtudiGnte 8 trAbaJSdOr.
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: Ell PADRE DE- PUER-
TO RjGO" no q qdere.
haCGr pT0feGlas. &c.
DeGIina gatiGiRar sI TesuItad0 que 81
Paltid1 0htsBga gD las PTtXimas
eIsCGi0neS.
AjRg0r BOf su8 rOsguOstaS 0I 8OnNdar pOF Ohio
Osi6 UR POGO ltufIdo.


OSClaEand0 que eGtabR C0mpletam0nt0'
fUeER dc TODD sBunto polftiCo, 0l Bonsdor
Joseph B. Foraker, do Ohio, deOIin6 haCsF
profsCfs slguna refeF0nts aI EesuItado do
Las el0CCione3 de NoviembR9 pI6ximO.
El 8enRdoF neg6 & RIgun0a Fepraa0ntan-
ten do lR pTGn8R de NuGvR Y0Ik que eltu'
vieEa pFepaRando una .SntsFvie9U con Mr..
Taft On Middle, BREg IOland; , RsPguR6
que guB 0CupaCioneg no le psFmitfan il 4
Ia iHlR On donds 90 0nCuGntPa Mr.. Taft
Sc CBsy6 que Mr.. Foraker iFfR Middle
BauB Ialand, en- 81 lOg0 Erie, CsFCs de
SAndulky, poRqu0 eB miambTo del OgMb &
que peEten0C0 10 iGla.
Soy mi0mbFO del OJoGb,-diio eI B0na.
doE,-peEo no tsngo tempo do il ahOEa
alIf.
-5E8 CiertO sI Eumor de que Ios leaders
pOlMiOog do Ohio aFrGglar6n t0das aUB di.
fsFsnCiaB , tEabnjaE6n de RCueEdO On In
pE6xima CampRfil?-IO pTeguntaEon.
-Y0 no E6 NADIA do INg CondfOionOB, nj
dc loB planOnde Ohio. He Ostado fnsFR
do oIe EStado duEantO OIgdn tempo.
-jOuGlsB ION los pEoy0Ct0B para 9l
buOu 6xito FepubIicRno?
-Yo no ne NADIA do pEoySOtoI, excspto
OBoB que leo en- Ion p0Fi6diG0g.
-JOFes uBt0d que Ian difsFsnOia1 de
Ohio H0 GrFeglGr6n?
No hRy dif'r0nCi0B entire Mr.. Taft y
70.
-jOrOs uUtOd que los nsgroB votaE6n
poF Taft On eBo EGtOdoP
mo 10 l6; ai 10 BupieEa 20 10 diEfs
uBtsd.
-PisnBa uutod tomar pRrto aCtivs On Ia
ORmpAiiR elsctorNlP
Como 10 die & uHtsd RntOU, 20 no E6
NADIA DObre Lon planes de OAmpAflA nj de
las OondicionGB pOllticR1, OxC0ptuandO 10
que h0 leid0 en- los peFi6diCoI:
El HsnadOF lleg6 q NusvR York pToCs.
dent0 do NoEthG1e HaTbOF, hoBpsd6nd0ss
en- 0l hotel "WGldOEf Astoria, On dOnds
fu6 viHitadO poE muOhOH amigO1.
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UN lNPOSlB E

= En- unaB exsavaCionsB que 90 est6n vsri'
hOando sn EgiptO, 90 han enContFado or
CuEtUFag, inEOFipCiOnsl y Otras ObraB de
arts. que dAtan de mas de diaz mil II ~.
% quimico frances pFetende hRb0F On.
cOntERdO ell BsCrsto de IL lBifcaci6D, de
diOmSntes. Hs dsBCubisTto el traspoEts
do fusEza. & diBtsncis, poE 81 Bistema Mar
cogni. PsrO nadis ha podido dsGcubEiE
tFajs meioTeE = mas baEstoS que Ion que
vsnd0 la PRlmeBsnR de J. PisrAB = Oomr.
A len 80.
OHAKLES WERE, OoTTGd0P dc 8duI :
NO, cOmiDiOniatA GA general. Agents de
les aOFoditadaB CeEvssRB SALVATORE y
'L0WEN BRAU" aIemAnaB. Agnt8 espO
CiRl para Puerto Rico de IL COnOCids fGbIi
@ de liOOres MARIE BRlzARO'' , de los mfH
acT0ditadoB vinOB de BurdOOg. Agntel
gsnsEal de ls gran f6brics intsEnRCiOnR.
de cons0FvaB "Ls Soleii" Ma lines, do Bel
giCs. OfcinRB TanCs n6msro l.. Tsl6fo'
no 371. Box 223. Pronitud, bREatura ,
BsguEidad.
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CINCO INCENDIOS QUE Sc
SUP0NEN lNTENCIONAlES
Desde 0GtubFe lItimO han OCuTTiiO
en- BushWiGk l04 inCeBdi0S.
SOsDOGhGS Do que ebldNlOTOn mutbO8 al PROPOSE
to Do GebFar oI SECURE contra lne0Dtlo.

El ssgundo jsfs de bombsEOB 10 BrOa-
klyn Thomas BrOphy eatG hBCiSndo ana
inveltigROi6n para bveEiguaF 0l oEfgsn de
lOs numsFOBOH f0sg0B en- BushwiCk, IN
distPito de BRoc klyn.
Sc ti0n0 GonoCimient0 do que 10 msn0B
cinCo dc loH inCendioB oCnFEidoB Ultima
mOnts On enc baEFio, han Bid0 intsnCi0nales
con objsto de CObEaF 0SguEOs de linCendiOE.
DeBds OotubFG paEad0 han OCuFrid0 On
diCho baETiO 104 inCGndiOB, muChOB do elloB
inG0nCi0nRleB, Rl paF0O0T.
RHfRi6ndoge & uno de lOB CaEoB 81 iefs
Bropby die.
-IadudabIemsnts hay intsnCi6n On la
mayor paEt8 de sSoB inCendiOB. HGOG pOOOB
dfRBD 0n uno ocurEido en- uns casa paEtiCu
IRE, IR Cual 90 habfs dO1oOupRdo 81 miSmo
dia del guO08O, enContFRmog que tOdOB los
muebles, IaB puertsB y piHO hSbfRn Bido
Fegad0B CON gas.
Los inC0ndiaEioH hubieFan Conseguido
10 obistO 81 hubisEsn espsTado & mis- tsFdg
Ga 10 mocha, pSRo ogtabBn impaCientes ,
pF0ndioEOn faOgO como & las echo de Is
n0cha.
81 hume qus Halfa p0E laB hsndijaS de
lsG PusrtaB fus viBto poF una mujeR qUs
pauRbR por la Gale , ella di6 lR vO8 de
RIaEmR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03
LOS QUE VlAJAN

RslaOi6n do loB paUDjeroD que conduce
Ol vapOr "CaEaoRn" para Ntw York:
Avslino Miranda = BtfioEs, JuRna Bel
tran, RNfaOI Gons6lG8, Louis Linder Ma
rfa, Mol6ude1 Antonio MOl6ndss, F. L.
r. f faCci, AguBtfn LonbPisl Manual MaHtf'
nez, e. g. Dexter, Mother Elisabeth
Murphy, Ramon ChinsO, JsOda Chinss,
DOminick VillNEini, G0OTginG VillGnusva
AtilOD, J. NtwbeTg, Enrique CsbolleFo,
Fl, w. BuckteE, O. BAttlstt, N. O. Hop
kins ? ora, e. L. Ireland, j. e. Cor
don, NiCom0deB Roses, A. j.. HanBaFd,
SeFgt. FFsnc08 ToETsns, Private e. sp0n'
cor, 7. Phillips, 81. N. GEuOh, DOpgraCiaB
ROdrfguss, G. CspeBsOnO, Pedro OIivAri
Jr. Angel OoIEaFi, AnH0lmo OeBBaFi, Maria
ROgalia FOrn6ndsz, DOmiugS OoEGsEi, AL
fonBO CeTAaEi, Francisco Csl1REi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03

adn Biquisrs como nsinOTia2 FusBtoB On Ia
lOgi0lOtura, dsb0 padfrusls1 al pueblo. ST
6 to on lOO OomiOi0B no las> do, pRCi07Cia.
Como question do hsCho, pusde aiFmaFBa
que al paEtido Incorporate 0B hoy On Puar'
to Rico US pGFtidO municipal. Una aB0'
CiOCi6n poIfticA cuya ConquiltG m6xims On
loH ComiCioT. fu6 ganRr para BuB pRECiRlsI
R'gun0G ayuntami0ntog do 10 igl0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03
LINEA EFERRA DET, OEgTE

AAN4AEA 0C C4AGSGSA ONA O4AS1Gs
ItineraEio.-salidas de Bayam6u y oapi-
tal simultaneamentO.
Dfas abOrables.-MaGana 6, 2 O5, $50 8
45 HOO. Tarde 1915, las, 8.!5, 4.85, 5.45.
y $50.
Dias feBtivos.-Mafana 6,7R6, $50 9.45
y IL. Tarde 1915 $50, 2 50, $50, 4,SO6,
96 y $50.
Billetes baEatos para dfas festivos. De
CataflO Bayam6nD Ida y vuelta ia. clas0
25e "a. Clase 16e. De BRYam6n OatafIo y
vuelt8 IA. Clase 15G, 2a. clase zoe.
Buletes OrdinartO de Capital & Oataflo On
Ia, clase 8 centaVOs.
Bayam6n 10 de septiombEo de 1905
Ramon Vald0a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03
In plan de "socorTos mltuos" y su
ReSuItadO.

El Fu1EocarEiI de Psn8ylvania ha nido
dsmRndsHo por tres mil smpIOadOs que
despidi6 haca POGO en- Altoona, p. Est0g
empI0adoB hac0 slg6n tempo 90 tFagaEon
la especie de que IS PannBylganiR Rail-
road Company eFg una corporation gene
rosa, y Cuando Ion jefsg de lR OompAfifs
pEopuni0Eon un plan para levRntaE IN f0n'
do con que atsndsF GloB emplsRdoB que 90
enfaEmaTan, = & loB anCianoB, los eBClGvaB
no solo moEdiOFon 10 CRFnRda Bino que Be
lR tFagaron con ol apzuel0, 10 potaIR ' 81
coEdsl. A fin de- rsCibir l0B bsn98ciog dc
eBto fondo 81 eCipisnts tsnia que hsC0EB0
oontEibuyents al miamo. Un tAnto 90 deA'
contabR menGuRlnents del suel6o de CAda
empI0ado, cute fondo 10 adminintFsba le
CompAnfa. EEtA lsva que Be sxigfR lon
empleadoB 90 d0nominabR ''ContribuCi6n
voluntariA", peFo el smplsado que 90 0p0.
MIA que 20 ls impuEisTa lR contribution,
era de8pedido On 0l aCto poE 10 CompAfifR.
DsBde que el foEEocRFFil do Pennsylvania
deUpidi6 & e8on tres mil smpleRdoB no tie
men dsEaCho & los b0nefoio8 del fond0 do
BoCoFro levantado poF "FCOntEibuoi6n v0.
luntaTi8". La oompafIia tiene 81 mango
do ls HREtsD, , Lou pobFsH OBCINvOB que
f0aEon alucinadog van RhoFa al tribunal
On 10 sBpsEarga de que h&yR 8lg6u jueB
que obliga0 & la Oompa6tR & nolt0r 81
polio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03

Cuando % obIsrvR lR gran publiCidAd
que & los prspAEativOB do una FsvoluCi6n
On contra del gObiOFnO de VensEu0lR % do
0n los EGtados UnidoV, 90 inClin0 ol amino
& pOnHsr que lRH OOnBpiEaCionOB niHtsEioHRI
do otro ti0mp0, han pau8do do mOda y que
ahoFa 10 COnBpira & voCOV. Y tAmbi6n T0
inOliDR, & que 10 dessO adv0Etir & los GO
biOEnOH, On CuyO8 paig0a 90 quieR0 RRmaE
EsvuoltaV, 10 que le8 eBPerR ii no andGu de-
rsCh0U. CEeyeFDB8, dc 0tTo ladOs que { una
Bgreai6n en- Ol campo diplom6tiCo, ppede
hoy ConteltaEuo GEm6ndOI0 una revolution
Rl 0gEo1Or. Meditando On TODD OD0 GSD
RCRG0, como puOdsn pEeCiSAEBs IaB pRobObi'
lidOdeB , IL impOEtRnCia do loB mOVimien'
tos EevoluCi0naEio1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-03
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno,

El pEincipaIinimo poEi6dico Incorporate
de San Juan, dsfend0 RhoFs con CRl0E 0l
temS ds las nsisOTtaS pRElamontaFiaH. No
noa paR0Cs NAL que % entEetsng0 en- ESQ.
CuRndO no % tiene una CDlA = no 90 tiens
CapaCidad para COngPguiF'a. on natural que
DO pida do favor loo dOm6ns~