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New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
seEA.ERs AT 4UDsoN Tunnel olNNEN

The details Of the dinner on April > a. - -sl
Avenue Hotel in honor of the Hudson - - 80,
builders are now practically completed -' -ss
will represent every section OF Ne" Ss-'. w.
special guests OF honor are 70 - Gov -
President William & McAdCu. Nai1e1 u -, nd
Chief Engineer Charles NJ Jacobs E---' ,-,ouS
Wilbur e. Fisk and William N. Barn11- -
the invited speakers are q -..-sror Unl-
land President " oodro" NilS,' - .-,.-aI Jona
versity. x-Cnited States Attorney ITe-l7 = NssS
W. GrigEs. John W HiIery. President O = = N.s
Jersey Senate; Judge James 3. Dr. @ = z-
Jersey Court OF Appeals. Chancellor A-s1
yenson and Hamilton W Maoie-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
The DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
rFron tn. Triuu. Bureau


washington Auri 24-Ove GUIDE, the new NOR
uegian Minister who presented his credentials 10
President Roosevelt at the White House yesterday
afternoon is a son OF Professor Guide. the Nor
wegian landscape and marine artist. ana the SoH
not only nherits his fathers talent for painting
but is also well known for his vocal music
The Colombian Minister and SehOra de Cortes en-
+ertsined dinner party OF fourteen at the lesa-
ton tonight.
Prince koudacher Of the Russian Embassy stan
returned to Washington to-day from New lorh'
whore ha acrorpsuied Baron Roseu Saturday pre-
paratorv 10 the ambassadors sailing for Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
MIR. CLEVELAND STILL IMPROVES
Physician and Family Feel No Alsrn fus
Former President
rRv Telegraph 70 n --.--- :

Lakewood Y J. April A-Repo-rs ssy r,as
Grover Cleveland. who IS confined he-7 oy sl r1ea
matte Eout is resting comfortably and > shgn-y
improved today
One nurse and Mrs. Cleveland z-e ne on-y pe-
sons who are attending him n Joseph 5-7an'
the family physician. who was here On Ned1-7--g
night returned 20 lakewood r0--tS-- ano VII ~ -
over SUNDAY. and TO local physician has o--1 cs-o
into the case
Mrs. Cleveland to-day made ire t7loTt1E s'a'-
nent-
Nj Cleveland IS recovering slow 40 -.-,is
from a reCenr attack q his old 1EeSl ll--s1--r5
As he has aIwavS found the climate '- - :.
verv beneficial ne = renal mig 1-7 -. - -
shall have regained his strength. = - -
I,aa- 5acidar5 VrIar7 -a viii return F--csJon
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT

TFv Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport r / April A.-Mr- and Mrs Charles r
Hoffman Of New York are AZ the Muenchinger
King cottage The purpose Of their visit IS 70 in
spe-t improvements being made 70 Armsea Hall.
their Sumner home.
Mrs Sidney Webster returned from New York
last evening.
Mrs Elias J FIer-ick has returned 20 her cot
tase after short visit IN New York
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Japan and that the Tatsu Maru incident mas
been seized upon a pretext for something
Of which il was by no means the cause. How
long such movement will endure and to what
extremes it will go it would be rash 10
prophesy but at least the outlook for japanese
commerce in Chinese communities is not at all
ayYac CIR
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who VII sa- -
Europe
ST. LOUIS. FOR sOCrHANFTcN - =
Mr and Mrs. Sumner + NJ aad Ms
Holiander. simmons .s-Ein
Mrs Ricardo winthrop
Sr-srriart Ms Jesse sci g1iaA
pEEsfr.E.>,7 I.I~ror.< FOB n 81 80
A., - T-,-IN- M a,s Nfrs Hslso - 80.
and e. NJ Greer. NJ and Ms s~-
Mrs W Stone-Smith. Ter.
MINNEHAHA FOR LONDON szxs
NJ s,a NJ. y - MI NJ and Ms F C.
49, - ~ MS n q Porrsr
Rowland n Mrs A e BA-'
CALIFORNIA FOB GLASGOW -.
NJ and y-- Alexander Nr and Mrs " C. A'
tJ.thberr
smith Mrs g. II q 1
zEE.r AND FOR ANTw ERR
A. ara A. ,,n.rfs- = Miss Marion Llndsas-
Ball Mrs James n ,Vs
A. l.. Dunham. Miss 6eriTuuo 80
George Cole Scott
ErpY-RrA FOR LIVERPOOL
xa,-x urtsa Mrs w ca wiIsoa
~ M.eh.sh agewnsend asy~A
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
GREEK PRINCE TO BRING PLAYERS HERE

According to information received here yes-sI---
by those interested in the movement ta7 - -
Prince Constantine OF Greece vii come Es-o =.
fall with the company Of Greek players ll2' :
present q number Of the old traseales A =. 3
tIaII -rbs c-ov-7 ,~7--s is @ member q the .
cfetv for Instruction in the Ancient Greek DrA1-
ARRANGEMENTS are being made 20 s1ve Hiia
diel reception when he arrives IN this coun-'9
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
SECRETARY TAFT At CIVIC FOHo"'

Secretary Taft viii discuss The ln.--s-.r lLI'g. =,
America on Popular Government II the No.--
the ninth meeting OF the civic Forum al -.
Hall on Tuesday night The last -1eeI--s -
present season viii be addressed by ~ rs Is
the Chinese Minister az Washington. on As'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

II is 10 he expected that the Canadian houn-
Diary treaty with Great Britain will he promptly
ratified as the arbitration treaty has been. II
really does not affect the boundary line at all,
but merely provides that it shall he suita bly,
surveyed and marked in the exact place agreed
upon long ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

A vigorous campaign, it is said, is to be Wageo
against the Kentucky might riders Perhaps
il would help A little to call them not night
riders which might mean anything elther soou
or bad but plain and simple barn burners, ana
+brs have then, regarded in the same light as
erv other ''frebugs."
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
:grp;7lork Dsailn Gribu,1e
SATURDAY. APRIL -. 1908,

This newspaper IS oraod and published oy
Tte Tribune association, q Nc7c ORR corpora
4io! Office and principal place ef business Iffo-
sire BU,IG1rg. 10 ~ = Aasscu street. Af~c oTf;
ogden Hifls. president: AorbGn'ct affte' SEC
re71rp GnC treasurer The GdareSs o1 INC OH
GERS as rhe office of this petCspoper.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Wasn't = 2 strange coincidence that just when
the fire hose specifications were changed so that
II was possible 10 sell inferior hose to the city.
the Windsor Hose Company Chanced 10 put IN us
famous bid? The specification concerning ten
siIe strength Just happened 70 be left OUT ana
a Tammany politician Just happened to BID al
that onportune moment.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Graduate. Of Miss Spenc-'s School presented a
comic opera IN two acts. La Belle Chasseuc-.
or Hearts and Hounds" yesterday afternoon and
evening al the Berkeley Lyceurn for the benefit
of class Of crippled children. The crippled chill
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Some Of our contemporaries are deVotlng val
liable editorial space to criticisms Of the man
who objected to Booker T. Washingtons pres
ence in hotel dining room. The space might
have been more profitably filled. say, Win
strong paragraph urging the Legislature ana
the Board Of Aldermen to appropriate more
money for institutions for the feeble minded
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Huntington. Long Island. April u (SpeciaD -
Booker r Washington will spend summer at
This place. Last summer he leased the Van wyck
place and made many friends
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
CROKER GIVES $500 TO FIEEsES

The secretary OF the Flremeu AsHlo''~ ~,,..s,us
received check for 500 yesterday from +t,-sxxs
Croker. The check sent In care '-
Cahiu no arrived here on Wed1esday-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
THAT BILL OF PARTICULARS
The Newspapers and Mr. Jerome's Attack
on the Judges.


Society April %, 1908:
And I have been accused Of attacking the tu-
dicfary-awfully iInpolitic. know wen We9t 70 20
speaking Of my criticism Of The Judges. II any
Judge had asked me FOR bill OF Particrlars @ I9 s
10 NJ HEWtsPAPER- HAD ASKED FOR BILL
an and promise 26u they VIII get it If they viii
publish it.
From The New-York Tribune. November 30 sos
If MI Jerome knows facts sufficient TO warrant
and IS prepared to produce them ne mas per
formed great public service II the Judges are are
from ne bench en- and our our CO courts bo purified F and
IS prepared to follow up his charge Mi Jerome
has done a great wrong; He has not only weak
has subjected honorable men 10 suspicion He
there are few exceptions 70 mis- coAdeI1Ila-
HRE f y THE m EX5GEPT1oNs? They are entitled to
nnfE RRE TE f59m bG dfaEF #Ho TeSS4gT c&33T BE M 4
ED TO GIHE ~ RNR4AsSEG Pa 9R P9
LITiCAL INTEREsTs ARE INVOLVED? Mr..
Jerome has burned his bridges behind him. This
is not a matter which can be dismissed the
exuberant scandal-mongerlng OF an irresponsible
Mr.. Austen G Fox, prominent member Of the
before whom he would not dare take the Hearst
TaE flfiE'Sn %AMES % AND RI THE IA FACTS 5li L
We are not unTnindful Of the reluctance Of the
fore whom they must plead their clients causes:
bur it is not too much to ask that when they do
attack the judges they shall be specific and go on
TO secure in detail the publication which they
demand in general The courts should be
held the highest standard Of 'probity. and
Judge who fails in his duty should be unsparingly
arraigned for mis- conduct. II Mr. Jerome and
Mr.. Fox prepared arraign the offenders
whom they describe the time Is ripe MT- Jerome
speaks as if he were prepared TO continue this
work which he has begun We AWAIT. THERE
FORE. HIS SPECIFIC CHARGES.
From The New-York Times. November 30 1905
The entire Supreme bench Of the department.
all the judges. fall under his condemnation. Now
the general opinion. think will be that such
talk is reckless The Supreme Court judges
well known IN this and many
of them. OF them. deserving Of respect
and confidence They have both Mr. Jerome sets
himself against the common knowledge and the
general opinion. IF HE KNOWS OF JUDGES
WHO ARE UNDESERVING OF RESPECT He
OUGHT TO SPECIFY To denounce whO
is sangwhanging
From The New York World November so 1908
They 1.-THE judgesl cannot ignore the charge
EVEN MORE Is 1T INCUMBENT UPON MR.
JEROME TO SUSTAIN HIS CHARGES ny
PROOF, and thus by singing out the Offenders
10 relieve those honorable judges whom ne has
untustIy condemned.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

The baseball season opens with a list Of cas-
usIties. some Of them fatal worthy Of football
in its most brutal" days. VIII nobody raise
against the diamond the phippics. jerenliads
and what not which were once directed against
the gridiron?
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

I would agree that this government should be
come a world power upon the field Of commerce
and Of enterprise and Of Ctvilizatlon.-Senato
Rayner.
Suppose some one were say, Il would agree
that Mr.. Rayner should become Senator from
'MaryIand"?
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Texas is being harassed by cyclones. cloud
bursts and food, and this on top Of a Bailey
vindication canvass. The Five Million CIuo VIII
have TO get together and pass resolutions of
protest explanation
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton NIX T---bly s,d US
Ruth Tvo-nbIy ufII not spend re s--11-- II S.T
no-- but have arranged 70 sal fo- Eu-oo- r Jur7
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

The final meeting % - Friday Ju-to- dz-c.i
was held last niEhr ~ She---s 4 G--s-,sa
Thomson ed the Co-fIlCn-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Mr and Mrs James Spever VII opsn her oou-
~ place AZ Scarborough. y Y. 1-zr F11sv :
the summer
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Arson 7. Hard T.. Who is = C-a--- Miss Fcs
ence Bourne IT s. Bar-holoneTs Chu-c5 u
Wednesday next. viii also give his 1zcneio- d----
tonight Z u1u take place AZ t1e C1tv.-s-y Clua.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

Samuel Wagsto~. who Is = may Miss 7s1ins
L Rov French ar Newport - Nav ;. VII ~. rs
farewell bacheIor diuner to-n-g1r a. t1s Ez---d
Club.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
INFORMATION JUDICIAL,
OUplTtHm0RtO de JustlGll J OflGInl del Attorney
General do PuGrtO Rico,


HA tornado Dose8i6n del cargo de ju0E
municipal de CAbo Rojo ell uOnor Juan
Oolbsrg, nombrado s1 auDtituci6n del ns-
nor WilliBm J. SRntoU, qui0n hizo TGnun-
Cia del cargo.
HR tornado poneui6n del cargo dc geoTe'
taEio INFERNO dc Ia Corta municipal dc
Guyana Ol asfior Pedro Rodriguez, en-
BuHtituCi6n del senior E. S. MGBtEe, quien
90 le hR Concedido una lic0nCia de 20 diOU.
HA tornado polGBi6n del cargo de Mar
OhSl INFERNO de IL CoEte municipal de
Oo8mo, el senior EdGlmiF0 Hu0EtRf.
Hs tornado poBoli6n dol cargo de iusg
municipal INFERNO de LRFeD ol senior Sal
vadoE VilellG, nombra6o para BuNtituir 8l
Bt1oE Tomas Bryan durRnt0 l8 liCsnciR de
30 diRG conCedidR eBtO titimo.
En- 81 die de aver CeG6 eI sefoF William
J. Santos en- "a cargo de iuez municipal
do Oabo RojoD por rsnunCiS que hiOiaER.
Hoy CG8S en- "a cargo 81 arChivsEo into'
Tino do 10 CortG municipal do 6An Juan,
poF hGb0E tOTminRdo 0l tempo por 81 CuRl
fu6 nombFRd0.
HG vuelt0 tomRT poBaBi6n do "a cargo
de juoE municipal dc AFsOibo 81 senior Jo'
ne |. G6meE, vOncidG 10 liCenciR de tres
mOBsl que lo fac ConcedidR.
Hoy sRli6 para los EDtRdoH Unidos 81
Gefior Lcdo. H. M. Hoyt, attorney gene
raj do Puerto Rico.
HG Dido devuGltR In fRnzR pFegtada poF
Ol IefioF Eduardo Mufiog, marshal interi'
no dc In OOEte municipal dc BRrroF, poT
ll0nsr los Requisites noce8ariog.
III gefior Oscar P0FEatB, juez de paz de-
Nsguabo, Bolicita impTeIoB de fGnzaB.
Aun no hA tornado poBsui6n do "a cargo
81 BtfloT Juan MaChin, quiOn fac nombEG'
do Gn 13 del coTTi0nt0 mNTBhRl INFERNO de
10 CoEtO municipal de San Lorenzo.
OonCGdidR licGnoiR de 80 diGB al Eefior
Miguel A. Rivers, maTlhGl municipal de
Yabucoa, y nombIado BuGtituto sl neiior
Pablo PacheCo BOrEfoE.
OonCedidR liCenoi0 do IL diaB al ue1oF
Juan P. AnAyG, Bub.maTlhRl de 10 C0Rt0
de diAtritO dc Guyana.
El 0gsntO do Ia "FidOlity and Dep0Hit
Company" pido lRutorizRCi6n 'RI attorney
general para Canc0laE la faBzs pTeHtnda
por diChR compa1iR para gGTRntiE en- 0l
donempefo de los d0beFaB dc 90 cargo Rl
aefioF Enrique Rosy, mSnhal que fu6
haBts sl RI do AgoItO ppdo. dc la Oorts
do diStritO de May0giss.
DsnegsdS 10 GOliOitudldOI ssCFOtAEiO in
teEino de ls CoEto municipal de GusyBmR
para que 90 l0 eximO de pFaBtar iOnzR.
HS tornado poBsBi6n del cargo dc iuez
do pag de Tea RltG Ol HefioT Manuel Veil
lla, nombERdo por 81 honorable gobsEna'
dor de Puerto Rico en- suhtituCi6n del 60
nor Carlos NiavOs.
Hoy han eide enviadAG al dOpREtamsnto
do auditoris todaB Las n6minan de auGIdou
de lOS OmplORdoB del depaEtRmsnto de JUS
tiCia.
A 1854 66 agciendO Ia Cantidad que pa
90 oil dopartamsnao de iuatiCi0 m0nBuRI
mente poP Lac Esntas do lai Caaau ocupadau
poE IaB Cort08 inuulNT0B y RegiGtFo8 de la
PropiedRd, 10 que hRCs IN total de So, ,O55
con 80 CentavoB anuGImsnte.
Don Antonio ApontO, 1ub maFshsl do
la COEts do diStFitO de Guyana, ha Rolici'
tado veintS diGa do lioonCiR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
InfOtmaci0n de Sanidat.

El Inspector do sanidad de Arecibo, re-
mite plano ospeCifCaOionsH para obFag do
plom0Efs, pisH0ntadaB poF sl maeatFo plo'
moro Benign Perez.
81 inspector do sanidRd de FaiRFdo, in
formG do loU pabaIIoB que han aido BaCRif
OadoB POE ls policis inauIar, duFsnto Lea
meI0I de JuliP, ssptismbEs y OCtubrs.
EI Iugp0cbH VstaEinaFio del diBtrito
SuR dc PonCo, infoEma do los trabsjoa vo'
EifCadog duTaItP loo moHaB do Julio, AgoB'
to y septismbI ,. Rsmits Cuents de gaBbOG
de Hu visie Guaysma.
81 0eioF Javiar Zslduondo We've, de
Luquillo, pids p0Fmiso para sltablscsr uu
PuGstO de vsnta do CBFn0.
El Inspector da AIimoDtoa do San Juan,
infoEma habsF ldaBtEuido 50 IAtaB de lecha
CondonGadR maTss Msgnolia, pFopisdGd de
los gslOEeB Doolsy Smith y Co.
GRlo Odiot, maestro pl0m8Fo, FsmitG
plano y espgCif cncione8 de obrRB dc plom0'
EIa que v6 & 0f0CtuRr en- IR casa eel BsfioE
PeFss PioEFet, prada 43, Santurcs.
ri Inspector de ssnidad de AreCibo,
snvfa plRnog y sapoCiicaCionGs do obEsB dc
PlomOEfa que va { sfsctuRF al plOmsrO Sal
VAdoF Mi9usE.
e Inspector dsSanidad de Isabsln, re-
mite 0gtadfStiOR dgl gansdo gaCPifCsdo du.
ERnts el mes dc SBptiembro.
El alcald0 municipal de Toe. bDja, pids
10 envfen virus para vaCunaE uo8 dement's
& fin de que ingTa1a Ga ell Manicomio.
FL senior J0G6 Castro, maestro pIomeTc,
Eomits plano = ospoCifCaCionsB do obras ID
plomerfR que va & afsCtuar On la casa pFa
pi0dad del senior MontilIa, Fortslozs nd
nero 6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
l Al AUTONONA ES
QIl anaCro1isnlO, !"

r. Z dij0 un oEadoF RspubIiOano on oil mi
tin do la PlGzs BaIdoEiotv en- San Juan:
''lG autOnomia 0g an anaCHoniBm0.
Nog heraOH f0siatidO & CrseF gameianta
afRmaC16np pGE0 como nor aseguPam que
bubO qUisn tal dii0s faerss sSR6 CrseF, que,
dsspu68 AZ todd, como diOhs pOr an E0pu'
blicano 20 hay que idadaFl0, RiquieEa 0a0
uafloF Baa IosFado.
Z pFoguutamoB IC6mO v6 & ssF IN ana
CE0nismo Un regimen polfticO admitido poT
naoione8 tan ciYiligadaB como I0glatsFFa2
SQ0e Gs Bin0, dogpu6s dc t0dO, an I6gi'
men Rut0n6miCo Is 10y FoEaksl?
7 aBf sin mas hi mas sa llams anaoR6'
nico t0do an Biatsma do gobiern0, dsfSCtuo'
10 , POGO dsmoCE6tiC0?
Senior: RBi 90 ne oduca oil pueblo. No
Bab8nOB como tomGE On B0Pio ls afPmaCi6n
CRteg6RiCa, teTminant0, RbFac8dabFanEe del
0Tad0F del suE.
Nos inCIinRmGs CE0sF que hRblsbR en-
bEomR. 81 no pusds scr que 6 TODD un
letRad0 90 10 oGuFRa lIamaE anaCE6niCo sl
BiBtsmB aptan6miCoIl
IQq6 diE& papa Foraker?
S0guFamante, que, pOE llevGFl0 I8 CON-
trariR 6 tOdo ol mundo, al gObisFno inClu'
Biv0, hagtR 0l regimen SutOn6miO0 lee
pREGC0 I'm RnaCT0nigmo Bin du6a ConfUn'
di6ndolO con Ol sxtftieO = msgalftiCO Di'
EoCtoEio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
Aqua EN- BATEA.
Atuurda dol CunIt8 Territorial Rspu.Ilcana,

ElAguiIa, dc Ponce, publicA 10 niguiontO
"Acusrdo del Ccmit5 Territorial Rspu.
bIicGnO.-A viTtud de ConvocatoEis dc ls
ComiBi6n Executive del PAEtido, 20 Eeuni0.
Eon on San Juan sl dia Is del CorEiente, &
las 2 p. M, los leaders repub,icRnoD de to-
dO lR iIIR, adopt6ndoHs por la AuambloR 0l
AcuoFdo que continuation insertamoV, que
fu6 aCtO Seguido TatifoadO per sl Oomit6
Territorial:
"DsClara el Partido RspubIicano Paor
tOTriqusfo que la GCtitud obSsEvsds haltR
Rqu1 por In actual administration, en- dig
m do ~ cenuuEH, pOr no sstAr iupiFads en-
lol VOEdadeTcg pTinoipioI de Ia democrRCiS
americana; ain embargo, Hi sn 10 futuro, el
gobieTno pFoCsdiesO de Rcuerdu con diChaB
pEinCipioU, mereoora ls Rdholi6n do nusDtrs
ColsCtividG6; p0ro ii 90 Rpartaso de ellou,
E0r6 CenauEGdO ? COmbRtido ain cOnuiderA'
clones dc mic gdn g6usEo; atsndisndo aAf
lR verdaderG amOTiCaDizaCi6n del pals, an
-4ol- que obtoneE an triupfo effmoTo en- Loo
ComiCioE."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
De ONA
inscription fenicia
en- la RepdbIica do
miniCana.
U1 pgSCadOT gnC0ItI6 el tr0zO de
piedra en- Ell rio Caml.
"OObO Do tORW-1IG0 d 8u1or AIhOTty-uD0s
tres mIi amos De pOrmaReG8r On Ia EIn''.

En- La Vega, pFovinCiA del CibRo,-Rs.
pGbliGG dOminiCaDR-s0 hR GnC0ntEad0 una
piGdFR con letRRB feniCiaB; he aquf como sl
doctor AlbOEtY FefsFe 10 BuC0did0:
"a mi EsgEeBO de Contains, 81 UtfloF
OEiUtino Duran que eBtAba pintSndo en- mi
Casa, me entTsg6 an tToz0 dc piOdrR 0ncono
tFRdo an 81 rio COmti mi0ntPaI eRtRbB pes.
GGndo; y como dichG piOdra tsnfB uno8 60.
rsbRtOl me 10 entEeg6 para que 20 ID colo
CRBo on mi muuOo.
EIta pisdrA GH do granite, tienO la foFma
do tRbl8 y paFeCO un F0mbo irregular,
como gi fuegS dGBpF0ndidR do 0tTR, y pREts
do aIguna mayor.
Mids un Contimstro de gEuGEo, BistO do
largo, CuRtF0 en- Bu pRFt0 mGl RnChR = peBB
ciDCuantidoB gTam0v.
TiOne 0IgUn0B CGRAOt9RGg gRab8dOB Ol
buFil , EOllOnoB do una pasta blanca que
mid0n echo ? GuRRt0 milfmOtT0B do largo.
Be lR GnBGfi6 & unog iGRa9IitRs ilustFadoB
que hRy On La Vega y me diiGFon que no
oRan oREaCt0Ea8 HemitiCoy; que mas bien
paTeCfRn OiFios y que pOr 10 tGnto 20 lB
moBtE0U0 & l0g GPRbOg que hay On In
Vega.
Ar 10 hics; = unoa 6EabOB intoIigantsB
me digOR0n que no cram lOtEOa del 1iEio
actual 1ino do 40 idioma anterior; que uno
de lOl Bignog quOEfa deCir SsIOT; que otrs
que hAbfR era Is pRlObTR HWet que no
pOdfRn deICifrGr 10 dem68; pOro que 6 OlloB
IG8 pSrsCfG que era un v0CRtiv0 patFonf-
miO0 del nombFG do una familiR iefs de
tribu.
Que uno de los caractOr0I no era Ietra
Hino 10 CAbeEa de venad0, 10 que do COM
pEsnder que Ia tai inscription pOEtOn0Cfa q
loG pFimGEoB tismpo8 do lR GucEituFG.
EntonC0Ulla Oonfront6 con 81 album del
G0nde Vogde = vi que lR piOdrR sncontrA'
do On el rio CANT tenfR CRFRctOFGG ComplC-
taments iguOIeB & E/lOD que tiOnen Rlg0noB
bOFFog COCidoD y piOdEau eBCFita8 OnCOntrA'
dRB On Las GiudRdeH "a muOFtRB do 10 SiEiG
Central.
OOnvenCido do que dicha piedEs ara una
interruption feniCia 0brf al libE0 hiBtoFi0 do
lOD gEi0goB por Victor DuFuy, On 0l tomo
pFimsF0, pGginR 80, donde eBt6n lo8 a.
fabstog 0gipCio, fenioio y griFgo, y veo que
efeCtivAment0, lOB CsFaCt0TO8 de lG piOdTG
del Can't son fenicioH = que Is pRlabra
que doCfa HOet pEinCipia por unS II f.
niciG.
PoE todo 10 que 10 deduce que oBs piodra
peEtOnOO0 Lon pEimitivoB tiempoB do lR ogo
CFituEa; que sB dc pFoCedsnCi8 feniOih J
que debs de tenOr unog tres mil amos do
peFmRnaCeP en- IR iBl0."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
TEATRO . MUNICIPAL

Anoche, COMO habfRmoB anunciado, tn
vo lugar Ol sattsno en- SAP Juan del "Oro'
nCfono."
La pEimora:parts del 'eupoct6culo foe Ia
0xpoEioi6n do 8 polfCuIaB de 1000, 900,
500 y 300 piOi, GlgunaB ysslCOnoOidaB de
0Bte pdbLiC0, psro dc buOn efeCtoGCinOmatO'
grGfOO BiempFs.
La uegundR parts fu6 la de las viBtas
paElantsB , msrSOsn especial m0nCi6n lOH
CoupEstI de la' "GAtits blanca" sl bIindi8
dc 'LR Vi0jGsitR," "Una noOhs On Vsne'
Cia," ORnCi6nl ddo y Ol mon6logo de lR
"TsmpaBtnd'' PoEqu6 Gsmblsr.
Para sAtS hoChs anUnCi0n loB programs
nuOvG8 psIfc1IaB = nuOvos pRrlante8.
AL tRatF0 sBtR noCh0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
EntusiasmbdOs en- ATeCihO Con e
Tito S pla. H.
D8grleIi OeurFIaa al milo Manvil Flores,
(De nWe8tro coFregpOmgay)

OctubF0 0I2O.-Hoy dsbuts en- este tOatEo
Gl Trio Sol IS que visne pFoCedjdo de jpBta
famR = pRts ell iuev8B % anunCia 81 debut
dc lG paF0ia Requsna Gil, que tan RdmiFa'
Elements bailR 0I fsnaoBo tango. Las p0ti'
Culos queue OK hibiF6n non OOmplstsmsnte
nusvs8 y 40 noVodad. Al teAsEo, pUeH.
-HG 3mRdo possession dc 90 cargo do
juOg municipal ell LcdO. Jose Ines Gomez,
terminals la liOenois que diHfrutaba. Bl
LcdO. p. Anado Rivers, que Ie suRtituy6
dursnt0 08a liCenOia, hR 8Rlid0 hoy para
&anatf, dtnd0 Va haCsEB9 cargo do Rqus'
liza OORtG municipal con CRFactar de juez
intsEino.
-Hs iagE0sadO en oBtR c6rCol oil tuvbs
ParGoG6das qua intsnt6 sgr01iF en- San
Juan nI UsfoE Muii0g Rivera.
-P0r tnfsrm msdRd del RICRld0 BslioH Pc
Fez Avil4, 10 BUStituy0 sl presidents del
O0n8gi0 GtioR don Juan Marin.
De T1gE8Bo do l8 iBIs dc Cuba 90 Gn'
OuGntra cd satR ciudad ol 6pticO sefioF don
Luis Cn808ot0' Le dam08 l@ bi0nvsnida.
Eel a mo Manuel Flores, tuv0 lR
dGBgr8Ci8 pl domingo de que le OByGHa en-
Gina una (8ja vAof0, oCaBiop audol0 Ieaio'
nsa grRves.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
CanaS = rOaa blanca.

ri bogaP do Is caVlo de San Francisco
ignO ofreCiondo al pdbIioo oI m6A 8oIsCto
BuEtido do 0bjetog do fantasia que pusdo
desOSEB8. Adsm6g do log gombFsroB para
1sfoEa8 y usfioFitaB, y otEOs mil objstoE
para dama8 y OabAll0rog, tisns IN buOn
guTtid0 dc oamRB con todog BuB aCCesoFioB
, de loB mas GIsgantos modelog. Un gran
guTtido de Fops blanca para BafoTRa
, BenoEitaB aCabs dc FeCibiF para Iog 6lti-
m0a vap0Fsa y tods OIass de pEandaB de
GSta class paAdan 0nContFaEso On "Las No.
vsdRd08". Es8nCia8 fnsg, de todaB mar
cas- , pFoOsdonOisB, ObistoB de tocadoE
ParsguGg y Bombrillsa gs OnOuGntrRn Rllf
pPeCio8 ain CompaG0nCiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-21
GRANDEs NOVEDAOE Es EN- Ell PARIS BAzAR.

Va 90 ban puebt9 6 la vsnts los 0legsn'
taB HOmbFsr0B psFa Bsfioras Feci5ldoa poE
vapoF frances de Paris Toda. parB0ns
que qRisEa ll6vsF IN sombrBFo de 6ltims
mOdR, elegantfGimo, d0bs compraR uno en-
eats OsSs que es ID que trao los tiltimeB
mod0los de 10 moda.
So han TeCibido tambi6n iDfinidsd de
aEtfCul08 dc n0vsdad, CORBATAs muv
0legantsB para B0ii0Fas. AdoFnog para 81
p9inRdo. hoRquillss de- fantasia, p8iueeaE,
diRdamaB GnCaieg, apliCaciOne1 tode
CuaDt0 10 m0da hs invantad0 uItimRmonta.
Una vista aI PARIS BAZAR. Pedro
Giusti. FortaIaza 27.