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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26

Fielder Jones, chieftain of the White Sox, revealed yellow streak yester- day afternoon. He beefed at the umpire, shouted aloud in his wrath, and waxed sarcastic.
 Inasmuch as the game was simply a practice affair and inasmuch as its result counts for nothing absolutely, the big manager, it seems, showed very poor spirit.
 In this connection, however, it must be admitted that in these practice games with members of the big leagues an ex- pert umpire should be employed
 The work of Houtz pleased the fans. he stung the ball hard and showed head work on the paths. Considering, too, that he has game leg. he deserves still more credit.
 Reagan was another who pleased, espe cially in the eighth inning. He demon- strated the effectiveness of taking ad- vantage of every opportunity and of do- ing that which the other fellow thinks you won't do." When Demont rapped out a safe swat. generally good for one bag Reagan found that by continuing ahead he could score-because Hahn thought he would naturally stop on third.
 Downey goes after everything, which every player should do, and in conse- ouence will pile up number of errors this season.
 There are times when a runner cannot be overtaken by the ball unless his bunt is fielded with one hand. In this case the fielder should go after the bunt with a single hand and in case an error IS made the fans should applaud valiant effort. when a fielder never makes an error he seldom goes after the difficult ones.
 However 1t should be remembered that it is not always necessary to run the risk of making an error with one hand, Bunts have been successfully fielded with two. But the fans often make mistake III .oor;rg an error. Some chances are so
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26

difficult that they are properly scored as hits.
 Ables showed form yesterday afternoon, although he was wild The hits charged against him in the first inning were in the most part excusable.
 McNeal was even wilder than Ables and fielded his position too slowly. But both, when they did find the pan, were hard to hit, and after another two weeks work will be in proper fettle, 1t is hoped and believed.
 Turner has shown up better than any of the Baron pitchers to date. Although he has worked in six innings against big leaguers he has as yet yielded no hit Manager Vaughn believes that the ensuing season will be a fine one for the former Sally pitcher
 Meek was the first to profit from the new rule providing for the scoring of a sacrifice hit when a runner from third scores on fiy-out.
 Meek got the f1y-out yesterday and the sacrifice hit This new wrinkle will ma terially boost hitting averages this sea son. While the fy-out, in the main, is accidental, the hitter should be given some credit because he makes the run possible.
 "Silent'' Lew Walters was onto his job yesterday, He is the same old steady second baseman-gets them all and says little about it.
 Raub had busy day, and handled him self we'll. He has already shown his worth and is a red-hot favorite.
 One of the players has found a blind tiger" Cut 1t out, old boy. It will do you no good in the long run. Suicide IS better.
 All of which reminds that the governor and the attorney general are exchang- ing compliments about the excellence or the law forbidding Sunday baseball.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
"AACK" REACHES
 SCENE OF BATTLE

Chicago March 2.-George Hacken- schmidt, champion wrestler of the world, arrived here today.
 He will defend his title against Frank Gotch the American champion. A1pTjh g..
 There is considerable inter fof silias the big wrestle, although that iA4df FLeci = not be compared to that which sn rs about big prize fght--a cllhar@rrH' lip battle in other woros. an s
 Hackenschmidt expresses c59fdepce in being able to lick Gotch. Followers of wrestling in Chicago fear tiis the Rus sian lion will make mince-rns4Absae5f 4ba the American champion.
 No crooked play-is looked for s91ack- enschmidt has a reputation of always try ing to win.
 After the battle it is expected that Hackenschmidt will tour the country and in case he wins from Gotch the two will form a partnership for daily exhibition matches
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
MERIDIAN MEETS BARONS
 LNBIR1IINGHAM IODA 7

hands full in winning three straight games.
 Meridian has encountered Mobile this season and while the Sea Gulls got away with every battle the games were hard fought close and interesting. The re- suit of the struggles with the Barons will tend to compare the strength or Birmingham and Mobile, and the rela,- tive strength of the Southern and the Cotton States leagues.
 While yesterday the odds were against Birmingham today the Barons are fa- vored with the heavy end of the betting. The locals have shown what they could do against big leaguers. and will now be called upon to demonstrate their ability to crush the men of the bushes.
 Among the visitors will be found Bill Hard, at one time a Baron pitcher. lie has made good with the Ripooners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
GREENSBORO MEETS
 HOWARD COLLEGIANS

Beginning this afternoon Howard and the Southern university will begin se- ries of baseball games on the Howard campus.
 The battle promise to be exceedingly interesting There Is good deal of rivalry between the two institutions and both are represented by splendid young teams.
 Many. Birmingham people will see the games There are many or Howard s alumni in the city, and these will not forego the pleasure of seeing their alma mater trounce the visitors.
 Towards team is fast and especially strong in the field. Greensboro comes confident of landing the series.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26

The drink that aids digestlon-Pep To-Lac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
LITTLE ROCK GETS
 ANOTHER PITCHER

Little Rock, ..arch 25.--(Special. )-Man- ager Finn plucked the first patcn or unnecessary material today from his squad, which has been training here for ten days. Max Addington. infielder, goes back to Monroe in the Gulf Coast league Catcher Bill Parrott of Memphis and Out fielder Joe Kibbey of Cullman. Ala. have been released internationally
 Pitcher Robertson of Boston was lef' here today. and Little Rock will have his services. He pitched in 23 games for Wheeling w. Va, in the Central league last season, winning IT. losing five and tying one He stands about six feet, three inches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26

SUMMARY: Two-base Hits-Dougherty @, Davis, Jones, Molesworth, Houtz. Sacrifice Hits-Meek, Downey Struck-out-Smith 9 Altrock 3, Ables 4 Bases on -balls-Ables 2, McNeal 5, Tur- ner 8, Smith l, Altrock 3. Wild pitches-Turner, mcNeal. Passed Balls-Raub 2. Struck by Pitched Ball-Ables (Tanne- kilD.
 Innings Pitched-Ables 8, McNeal, 3; Turner B. Smith 5, Altrock {. Hits Approximation Ables 4, McNea Z. Smithh 1, Altrock 4. Stolen Bases-Meek, Parent, Davis. Tan nehill.
 Time of Game-2:04 Attendance-2050. .Umpre-Harris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
THE AMATEURS.

The Wess End Athletics met the second team of the Birmingham college on the college grounds and defeated them by the score of to 3. This s the second time these have played, West End winning both games. The feature of the game was the good playing of the West End team, its fielding and batting being brilliant. J,atteries: Bumgardner, Lynn and Davis; Norwoo and Reese.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
COLUMBUS GETS PYLANT
 AND OTHER "RIBHONERS.'

Meridian. Miss, March 25-(Special) The Meridian baseball association to- night closed a deal whereby Columbus becomes owner of Durmeyer Downing and Pylant, infielder, catcher and pitcher with the White Ribboners last season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
GIRLS IN SNAPPY
 GAME OF BASKET BALL

The last of the girls basketball games to be played this season oc- cured Wednesday at the Birmingham High school gymnasium between the junior and sophomore teams. At the close of the first half the score stood ( to in favor of the sophomores, but the tuntors' pride was aroused and when time was finally called the score stood to 8 in favor of the juniors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
THE BARONS WILL NOW SHOW WHAT THEY CAN DO AGAINST GENTLEMEN OF THE BRUSH. GAME AT 3:30.

The White Ribboners of Meridan-mem- bers of the Cotton States league-wili arrive in Birmingham this morning, ana will play three games under the shadow of the historic "slag."
 Meridian has one of the best teams or the Cotton States league, if not the very best, and there is no doubt in the world but that Manager Vaughn will have his
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
chlcauo Is Champion.

Philadelphia, March 25.-The University of Chicago defeated the University of Pennsylvania at basketball tonight by a score of 17 to Is. This gives Chicago the college championship
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-03-26
What Cobb Gets.

Detroit. March 25.--Cobb's contract is for one year at $40O0. If he hits harder than 300 and fields better than 300, he will receive a bonus of $500.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
Juan Nadal Santa CoIoms.

90 hRlla en- eEts ciuda6, deupu6u do una
lsEgs auUonciR, por vsriaB CspitsIeu a
Latino Am6riCR, el diltiDguido artiHta
puertorTiquefio don Juan Nadal Santa CO.
Iona.
PFonto debutar6, pueu usgdu 90 informs
ylsne con 81 prOp6Gito de ingrsuSr en- Ia
mseatrO Vigil.
NadaI' que On ID pals alcanz6 Diempre
naeEecloos aplauSoP, poF Bus relevAnte1 me
ritoG de aFtinta intelipenta ; a. vorJo5sr.
capacidAd, ha obtenido a Il Hsbano : !
eSPeCialm0nts Ga Mexico, triunfog ana 4
colooan gran altura, pueI ca euts iltimS
capital hs Bido director de las comppfifar
que actdan en- lOE principaleu teatroG.
NuoAtFo afsctuoso Ealudo al estimsdo
compatriotR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
50TRA VEZ La PESTE BUB0NTGA2
Ls llaman en- Venezuela 'fishrs mis-
tsTiOSa."
OCuTTen mUChaS defunGiOneS y pasa-
jsFOs llegadOs de aIlf aseguraH
exiSte una spidemis.

La CoREeBp0ndenCiA" Eecihi6 netiCial
cab'egHEfcaG que SO publican ca pl sitio de
costumbFe ConfFmando otFss pubIicadal
hace algunOG dfaS por este diaFi0 con ras.
pect0 & lR existenciR de una enfsrm sdsd
sOBpechusR on Caracas.
Seg6n iTfnmeS obtenidoB poE nuestFo
reporter, deBds Ia dtima semanp, on 81
pasado yiSjs del "ORracaa" que venfa dc
,lR GusyrR Fan Juan, una cuaTenteDa foe
impUsRtR.S loB psgaisToB de este buque
poF lRg RutoTidRdeg de EanidRd dc cate
puslto PaFsCs que sata me ida 90 &C.
guir6 imponiendo en- 10 suceBivo.
PeFgonRs que han esthdo en- Venezuela
iltimRments dicsn que Rllf exiHta. uns On.
fsrmedad que CaugG muchaR vfctimss, pero
que Cuando So pEegunta en- Caracas 8 la
GuayTa poF tel epidemia, contshtan que
no asbsn nAda, que 90 tgatR de Una # brs
miHteFiCs'." PaEeoe q. hay Consigoa i de
no deCiT uadR TsBpecto del cRgo.
ri Bsior Carlos Conde, de Ia casa con.
signataTia de los vapoFes de ID "Red D'
Line" que hRcen In Futs do VenazueIa &
San Juan Eatados UnidoB, diio nuestFo
reporter que loB Feferidos baTcoH spgufan
hacienda gu Euta sin interruption de MIN
guuR CIass. NadR mas puede deoir que
aepa poF conducto o6eial.
81 m6dico Official del dspRTtamento de
Hanidad maIftimR 80 moatE6 co mpletaments
EeHeEvado las preguntas del FepFeBentsn'
to de els OoFFespondencia" EespeCto del
puntc, manifsBtando que no podfa de in.
forme R'guno ofcisl que oompEobRTa Ia
exi,tanCiR de egR spidemi0.
mo es cisTto que Gutsridadeg conHulares
dc Venezuela han denunciGdo la exiatsncia
de una erfsTmedRd que ocasions Ferstidas
defuu-ioneu y ls que prelenta nfntomas
id6nticos & la psEts bub6nica? -pFeguut6
insiatisndc, nusstro reporter. NADIA pudo
el FefsFido Official
-IEd CieEto q. han impuesto uBtsdeu cua
rentsua los bRrcoB que viensn do Vens'
zusla2-preguut6 tambien 81 FeprsBentants
de Tia Correspondence"
-DeHdO 81 pagado visje del "CaTacaS''-
dijo el doctor del Vale AtiIeg.
PareCs, puss, que existe en- Venezuela
ana enfeFmodRd de cRractsP muY BospeCho'
%, ''peAts bub6nicA" 10 que psTsoe, ss'
,dn nueHtToS cables, = las autoRidades %.
litsrias tomsr6n , BeguiT6n tomsndo TO-
laB Las precRuoioneJ que para defender q
ste iBla dc tan terrible nal, h9yRn de
lacerSe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
v0nta EEc8lGiOnaL,

Cinturones modelos nueyo,
en- elastico y seda de dolores
Estilos Bordados a 10 y 25
ctvs. uno. Exceptional.
Los iltimos colores de Ia
noYedad en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos d 40
centavos yarda, estilo de gran
Juror para esta estacion.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
tide, en- blancas, bordadas Y
en- dolores, desde so centavos
una. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- todos los
matices, a $0-75 $l-0Oy $l-5O
uuo. Trenzas de $500 y 800
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de seda en- todos
colores que su precio es Sl-50
a Is centavos
Guantes de hilo y seda en-
todos colores y precios.
Flores y plumas para ador-
no de sombreros un bonito sur
lido, en- los dltimos caprichos
de la moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nunca hemos traido tantos mo
delos nj tan caprichosos.
Velos para Ia cara ell me-
jor surtido.
Cuellos y corbatas para Sc
noras en- bordados y coloros.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
ticulos en- Venta Exceptional.
infnidad de objetos a mitad
de- su costo. Alfombras, Ca
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y Oh
jetos para viaje.
Cintas es un articulo que
siempre n0 hemos esmerado
en- 81 y tenemos gran varia-
dad, desds nuestra especia-
lidad de 10 yardas hasta la
mas rica para bandas etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

del cementeri0 La Gale que oonduce
9 aqusl aitio FeBultab1 damRaiado aBtrechs
para contGner In ola humRna que 20 eBtru
EoR para tomRT Ritio deada donde cir eI
diacurso de deEpedida, 81 duelo. Lov
cue lIevBrOn 81 f6EetFo taFdRron mkg da
70 minutos en- TecorTer un trsyecto de
poCoa metros, pueB era impoHibls straveSsE
81 muTo de CRFnG humans que DOR ALI
svsnzsbs Be paT6 el CAIRO ffnebre an
el sitio de CoStumbre. La multit0d foFm6
IN comPaCto gFupo y Bs hisO impossible
haceE eSpacio para que los snCaYgado8 de
despediE el duslo hicierRn uRo de lB pala.
bra. La muohsdumbEe situads detR6T
empuiaba q las primersB fIRB eHtrscho.
ba mas y mas q lol que 81 lRdo del f5rstro
% encontrabRn. AIgunaa psFaouas Buftie.
ron sincopeS, y sehoFaa y RtfioFitaB que ALI
30 enoontFRbSn hubieFon de ser auxiliadss
pars podeT BuAtrReFBe de aquslIa apfixisn.
ta pFehlon. La poliefa trAt6 de hacer Ga
paclo y ent6nCeB OcurFi6 nm tRmulto que
pudo tEaer series consecuOnciaR. AIgunou
poliCfAS, con foTmaG CoFteses trata7on de
EepaTar la multitUd Ia empuiabsn con
toda precauci63; psFo hubo quisn ae oIvi.
do de que lR fusEza ptiblicR deb0 tener 81
neoesaEio dominic sobIe 81 proCe1er con
calms Ga TODD CaIo, mas en- uno como
csc en- que una inmenHidRd de psERonas se
sgFups en- un coEto espacio los aituados
delante no pued0n moveEae IibRemente
aunque quisierRn obsdec0F tales indicsciO.
nes y la empTsndi6 trompsdss nal.
COS con el paiBRnOje. Hubo pFotsatas
gFitos de ''abuHo" y varios poIicfsg
aRFametiaRon contra II DYin0ya If,o.
de paTsonaU que ali hAbfs, propir ando
aiguUo1 golpsH que afo1tunadameute
no tuvieron mRy0EsB ConseCusnciau. All.
gunaB de lRB otERB peFgonas ooncurranteg
81 entisTFo y entire elias uno de nuqssgou
comps fsros, aBf como los cficialas Ssnouf,
rico y Costa, trataTon de svitsr mayores
i;telvinitndo para que ell
tumuIto 30 a2RciguRKR. Eato hizo que
se Hugpsndiera el discuTso de despadids
0 duelo y que la mayor psrts de la con.
cuFFenGia sa dtUpeFsaEa bsiando al osmen'
teFlo aignnoB CisntoB de peTsonaa,
FL fot6gRafo BofioE Moscioni gBc6 vaYiaR
A lea s y 40 minutes de ID tsrde cafsu
lee primerag pRletRdag de Ia madra tiePya
oubElendo los reatoH de IL qua fa6 Luiaa
AErfgai y que el dsHtino envi6 & Puerto
Rlco para recibiE Rqui Bu sterns gsnuItu
ts, regsda con lSgrimHB de los que apanav
le conoclsEon, ,peFo le q. han rendido un tri
outo' q mas elocuente, yendo On imponen.
e manifestation de dUalo Rcomns Il an.
dolos en- 81 dltimO viaje cubriendo do
aaEmosAs hlEsgs del RmGg granda ganti.
nlent9 SR tumba!,. r. ], 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
7 EAT R 0

EHta noChs dsbuta en- 81 tOatro munici.
pal 81 primer actor don Cefsrino q. Ba.
Erslon que q bien OOnoCido do outo ptbIico
= que hRHta hBCs POGO trAbsiabn en "a
cOmpahtA do los Isfiorsl Mayoquf No
FL pEogFama @ atrsysnt0 J de usguro
Ie vera sI municipal, sIta nochs, de bots
ca bote.
Las obTag que TepEeIantar6n son nMsri
Vslbuena."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
Ia gratitno de una nadre.

La Ssfora madre do ID maIoggada artis.
to LuiBa AFFegui, de las graciaB, poE me.
dio de las pTsSsntsH lfnesV, & la colonis
sspa fiola, la prenuR = al pueblo De PueH'
to Rico. en- todaH Bus claBeg, por gu mani
festaCi6n de duelo On ls gran dspgtacis que
snfra con la p6rdids de 90 amRnte hiia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
QUE SELL FELICES,

FL sEbado oontrajeron mRtrimonio en-
sDta ciudad, dos apreciablou i6venev: Msr.
cedeu Rivera , Enrique GateIl.
1 bods sslsbE6Sa familiRrmOnts,
DigaR de etsrns fSlicidad 81 ten rimpS.
tiCR paFejs.
ia CoEEeupondsnoia" dsuaa que Oh el
nogSE as lo1 querldos emigoE, no % nuble
iamGg la diCha de que hoy diEfrutan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
Como ncurli6 sl at8qus De que fu6
Victima 81 lTesIdents De Qua
teDsI8.
-EI tnGtOr COIdsrO, m6tico De Ia Guai-
"a que diagDnstic6 cases de pes.
ta buh6Dica, fa6 pusstO en- Ii
bertad.
No Sc IleVsrd a Was de hecho Ia
demonstration naval De Italia en-
aguas de 7uIuuia.
IFoPaS Tusas GOIriend0 gran peIigTo
en- las frOnteraS psrSas.

Ciudad Dc GustsmRlp, AbriI 22-EI
pFesidants do Guatemala, licanCiado EUtFs.
dc Cabrera, fac ataeado 81 I6nsa Dor Ia
saEde, Csroa ds su palaCio. 81 airmR que
al oFigen de sSta nuevR agrasi6n contra di
enc mAgiatFRdo, RErRnCa del deuContsntc
politico Eeinants delds hace largo tiempo
= exRceEbRdo GhoFa con motive de lss "a
CisnteI eleCcionsl dc diputadoB & la Anam.
blea Lsgislltivap magiGtEsdon de las Cortsu
de ju'ticiR y municipalidadeD, en- las cua O.
elsccionss solo ha prsdcminAdo Ia volun.
tad omnimOda de Estrada Cabrera. ESte
EeOibi6 una ligera erosion en- la mano
derechp. Las detsnciones que ss han
llavRdo q Cabo, ron incontableg. Sc dice
que los miGmbros de un Conocido club
polftiCo Dc la ciudRd, eltfn complicRdoB On
los BpCeBoE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
FlEmlell NlEfInlz.

81 faTmso6utico uensr C6ndido Merti-
nez Marques. mes pagticipa atentamsnts d.
ne abieFto On Ia calle de San AguutiD, Pt6.
De IisEFa, IN a1lablecimiento de far.
macie, que fancionRF6 CON Il denomination
Dc 'FaEmRCia Martinez"
PEOgpeEidader,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
PERDIDl.

En- laI fsstas colobradau t.imamspto
en la Carolina, psrdi6 ID Baiiors Digz Na.
VAFEo IN Imperdibls dc orc, formidable
tres llaVe1 de mayOF menoE = unid71 "a.
gEe 81 La paEBona 90 10 ontrequa don
neEmlnlo DinE en GIta Ciudad, San JuOto
!se Se. Y 9 "a sAntuECs parada 1s, ssr6- Qr0.
sla0 3, VI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

Han EegreIado hoy { YauCo 10. sreu.
AlsJandFo y Andres Alberto Fraucsshi
que e-tuvioron Ga San Juan on oruDto.
partiCuIaRsy. $1,000.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
LOS JUEGOS FlORAlES IN ARECIBO
CaTldo o. G0RGuFSO con culreniIclReo eampO.
SIGIOnGS

81 liguiente telegrama reCibimou aver
"AEscibo 21 AbEil, 8 10 p. m. ia CorrsE.
pondencia dc P. r., San Juan.-CerrAdo
concuBSo JuVgoH FloraleB con cuarsnticin.
co ComposicioneI. AlgunaB msgistraleE.-
CorrespOnSGl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

En oIR impEonta % VOndo papoI Dc
FoEi6dioo vieio s $500 Ios 48 kiIc1 Csln
Gl0lahl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

Caracas, Abril 22.-EI prsaidonte Car.
tEo, que oEdsnRFs la pYini6a del me lico ID
s3nidad de lR GuRyFa, doctor Oordsro, {
causS de habsr diagnosticado 6tts como de
pssts bub6nica, CABoI gogpachSuou regiutra.
dos on dicho puerto, hs puesto On libsrtad
81 EefaEido galeno quien hall6baGa Fec.u1do
deSde hRCe sIgunaU ssmRnau en- ID Rotunda
de eata capital. FL p6nico prevslece how
On toda IL CiudRd, pusg 90 aGegQra que lou
cRRoB EoBpeChoso8 aumentan en grsdOci6n
alREmRnte. Los snfeEmou soBpechoUou son
eOnduoidoE les hogpitaleu de IL ciudod
por la nochs, = A6n Rpelando euts recur.
so' aUnque no Is hR decIarado oicialmente
Ia exiItsnciR de lG psste, eI hscho dc habsr
YeeobrRdo, de orden del presidents "a Ii
bsEtad el doctor CoE1ego; hs eaaBSdo sa ls
poblaCi6n el terrible miedo de la epidsmia,
crey6ndose en Ia ceEtidumbrs del diSgn6I
tico dc CoEdsro. El Bsrvicio de vspores
90 IA dsSoTganiERdo por complete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22
PARA sRNORAe

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs
muy slegants1 , & precios Bumamonts ra6.
diCOA los RCaba de EecibiE La TienditB de
JOssfs EehsYGFRfs, q lado del ayunts.
mionto. Vende tambi6n efsCtos Folipio-
Sol CompEa envoltuEas de Jabon Octs.
gon.-san Juan. Box PIG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

San PstersbuFgo, AbEil 22.-LaD trop,a
FusaS de guRFnici6n en- Las fronterar per.
8ss, poF Il parts de Lepko7an, se ha
TEL gtAfAdo eHtS capital inform 6ndora
gus 90 hRllNn corEisndo inminsnts pelipro
de ser poE las bAndAs poTuas, diesmndsy.
a las tronteEaG, enRRdeCidoB poT ID incur.
nio1 de los Eusos que dsatEuyeron slgunsu
aldsag, Rcuden loH psrsaB On compoctoI
grupoE. Las RutoTidadeB ruBau han psdido
FtfleEaoH con todR urg0nciR. Ell gran du,
que Nicolas hR gRlido para sl Csmno "a
opeEacioneB. Sc oT6s que fusFEsB de 4
guaEnici6n de Bskd BaIdr6n enseguids paT0
las ffonteFaP. En- Tabriz TebsT6p, pTin.
cip.lea ciUdads8 de ID Psraia, causan gran
exGItaci6n los gucssoB de las fronteraV 81
la intervention de IoB Fsfuer1o1 psdidos no
bantase { TeRtHblsCeF 81 orden On Is Ruuis.
90 juSgs que IuglaterFa tondrf tRmbien
que intsEvenir cumpIiendo acuoFdos del
Escisnts conVenio con sl Car.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-22

RomR, AbFil 22.-ss ha deBistido "a u
idea de una demoltraci6n naval ca sguav
de TuEqufs. En- el ultimQtum dc e,ts
gObierno & Ia Puerta, compeli6 adola al
Gumpllmlsnto del tEatado que grRDjea
la ia 81 Poder CTtAb'eceF oicinas poStaIeu
On IuEqufs, eontsBt6 81 Salt6n Avini6ndcse
& clio, ante ls Rmenaza de apodorOipe
Italia de una de Las iIlR8 turcR1 del AVis
Menor. So considers, pueB tsrminado
este incidents entire los dos gobiarnou.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
AS FAR AS SELECTED

DENVER, July 8.-The following 10
the new Democratic national commit
tee, as far az selected:
Aisbama-JOHN w. TOMLiNSON
Birmingham.
Arkansas-ouY q. TUCKER.
Caiifornia-NATHA COLE, Los
Angeles.
Coiorado-ALvA ADAMS, Pueblo.
Conneeticut-7HOMER 8. CUM
MiNGS, Stamford.
Deiaware-W L L A RD S A v L S
BURY.
Fiorida-T. A. JENNINGS.
Georsia-cLARk HOWELL, Allan
IA.
idaho-siMoN p. DoNNELLY
coeur d'Alene.
illlnos-RoGER C.. SULLIVAN
Chicago.
Indiana-ThoMAs TAGGART, In
dianapolis.
Iowa-MARTiN J. WADE. Iowa
City.
Kansas-JoAN II. ATWOOD, Lsav
enworth.
ken.ucky-UREY wooDsoN, ow
ensboro.
Msine-E. L. JONES. Waterville.
Maryland-J. FRED c. TALBOT,
LutherviiIe.
ssaehusstts-JoHN w. COUGH
Ian, Fall River.
Mlehlsan-E. o. WOOD, Flint