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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-14
AIejandrO j.

El SO de AbEil de 1918 nacs On San
PeteFsbuTgo este diAtinguido monaFcs, en-
paradoF de les RuaiRs, quien 10 dGben
los sisEvos 90 libGEtad, mediants 81 ik4ge
expedido con apIauao de todo ol orbs Civi
izRdo, On 81 mes de EneEo de 1861
AlejandEo II fu6 hijo del ZE Nicol6H
l & quion Hucedi6 on 81 gobieEno del i'm
psEio en- 1855.
Concurri6 poT medic do los repreBsntan'
teg del imperi0 Ia CelebPaCi6n del tRatado
de Paris, de 80 dc MsFzo de 1856 entire
Rugis por una pRFte, TuTquiR, Gran
BretsfiR, FzRnCiS y CsFdefis, poF otFa, en-
Ia que Ia pTimGrR Be compHometi6 dsvol'
vSF6 TuEqufR la provinciR tEanBcRuc6aica
de Kars cedsFle paEte de la BssBaEabiR =
do las bocRa del DAnubio, EacupsEando,
en CRmbi0, Ssbastopol. Este m smo tFata'
do oltablsCi6 la neutPalidad del mar Negro
81 Rbandon0 del pFotect0rRdo Euso sobFs
laB poblacioneB CTintianaB dc TuEqufR.
En- 1868 20 vic obIigado & FOprimir IL
inBuTEeCci6n de Ia P0lonia, y como pes8r
del tino y de In moderation con que eieF.
cfa sl podeT, loE nihiliataB que entonCsE
hRcfAn furor on RuBiR, no dsjaban de sten'
tar contra 80 exiAtsnciR, AleiRndEo ii %
vic pre- 3iBRdo dictRP seveEan msdidaB do
rspEeai6n contra los snsmigos del ordon
p6blico.
EBts CRmbio do polftica fu6 Iu Bentencia
de muaEte; , sl dia 13 do Mario de 1881
loI nihiliStRu lograVoH aseRinarIo, pesar
de las mGB esmsFadRg y prolijRg medidss
de S'guFidRd que ga tomsFon para Inn pedir
la ConsumaCi6n del atsntado que, con mu'
chs anticipation pTegonaFon guB mismo5
utoTel, TrevR'id de Ia Bombrs = de-
minteEio con que enCubron BuH pEOCsdimisn'
tOY tenebPogon..
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FID FII0 4 D

-lQuieEo un juramsntOl dijO eI OnRmo
Fado.
Jun juEamsnso2 Lo tendrSu, dijo olla.
Y 81 juramsntO HorG tai, que niDguna ma
jeE 90 atreveTfa & faltaT ( 81. PoEqus Va
no juTO por CabazsI qusEidaV, nj poE osni.
zaE vtnsrsblss dc antspauadoV. Juro por
81 az6l FadioSo de mis- ojoD, poE 10 nieva
SonroEsdR de mi EOBtro poE Ia for roja
de mis- labioR
Y que % apRguen mis- ojog5 que mi meii'
liz Ss pOngs lfvida , 90 marchito mi boCa,
Si fAlto an TfR Is promOsa gol0mno cue
to hugo sstR noChs, mi cabszs nobEO 90 ps'
Cho, tuG lRbioa ca lol mfos,
81 OnamOrado qu0d6 trsnqui'o , fu6 fs.
liz, peFo, para hsblRE CON CON vordRd, POGO
tempo. Desds 81 dfR GiguientO ompaz6 &
sugs mario sin emboso CON 0l baritone de
IN tsatFo do opeFotas.
-iPeruEaI iPerjural lo diio llorandc.
III PsFjuFA? mo hay tall AL Oxigir una
pFomeBa BagradG no 60 dsbs olvidaT que %
Olga 10 que Bo jurR. 10 que juE6 RnoChs
mi oabsEa HObTe 60 pecho, tuu labiou ca IeB
mics -.
-ACabsa! Que juraste3
-AmRE & otEo.
G0tNLIe MendeS.
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.PROYECTO De LEGIS
IaCi6n O0rera en- eI
Uruguay.

La Comiai6n del tFabaio de Ia c&maTa
dgdipntRdcs dc MCntsvideo ha tsEminado
el Ostudio del pFoysCto de lsgislaCi6n obra.
Ea, que Bs oiscutiEs Embellishments. Ed.
Is Comiai6n hR heCho las Biguisntea modif'
CRcit ID 81 pEoyeCto.
En- CRBo do trabsjo GxtTaoFdinario, los
pStFOpGa y los obEeros puedsn sum0ntaF
0u tres horaB mas, como maximum, lgs
hoEag ordinaEiaB fjadas p0F la ley, contra.
tando poE eacEito laB conditioner formA'
lidRdes que 30 obligan entire q.
Los obFsrog pueden ContFatsE tAmb' Ga
individualm0nte, poT medic de 8aoCiaCion0H
gTsmialel, con peEaoneEis juEfdicR.
Be conSidaFan tEabsjos extTa0rdinaFiog
los que 90 hEgan on dfAs h6bil0g, fusFa de
las h0raH oTdir ariaV.
Los memories de 18 hGnts 21 amos pua'
den tomRr trabRios extERoFdipaFiog, con sl
CongentimienBo de BuB FeBp0ctiVoB repre-
HentSnts0 lsgaleg.
In mpjeT obTeFR que presto BeEVioioB
mas de CuatF0 meae8 en- uuo vRVios eHta'
bIecimientoB, sstRr6 obligads an descan.
so de tEsinta diaB, deBpu6B del de daF luz.
Tod0s los eBtableoimientog debaF6u lie
var nm registro nominal de los obraroB
que empleRn, fin de que 6atos pusdan
ComprabSF au CaFaeter y otFoB detalleg, &
loH efeCtoH de la ley.
MientERg no Bs cree lR Gaia Nacional
de Penaiones para obFeroB, Las mujersB
que GO enouantFsn On estado de daE & Iuz
rscibiT an del EBtado, duYRnto Cuatro sema'
mas de deHcanso, uu GubEidio no embargo
bic, ,,ni edible, de cincusntR csnt6 limos
diaTioB, prsvio CsTtifcRdo expsdido por un
m6diao de Ia AaistenciR PtiblicR.
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SUCESOS DEL
EXTERIOR.

NueVoa successes que rewritten -cAR0ctSFeB
de auma gravedad S9 deaREFollRn On el
Esino do Portugal
Na9vo cOnato de Aedici6n an lR cocua.
dEa. DssCubtimisnto de an CompIot nara
p0uor fin u vida del rev don Manual.
SfDtomag de Eebali60 sn 81 eiercito. Apra.
milo u psgo poF mu9titud dc aCreodoFpa
de cuantiogag deudRB contrAfdsg DOR 81 fa.
nsCido don CaFlo0, 0n momsntos ca qus
q tsIoEo pHivsdO de la osua real Dc halIa
ga n mss preCaFiR Bituaci6p, domuestFan
lR pre- ximidad de una nuevR OatGStEofe
que acAao pongS t6rmino aI uistOma de-
gobisrno actual y surjR imponente ma.
geatuoBR II Rspdblica.
La nituaCi6n eg tln CFftiCa, loa Bfntomaa
de dGBcompoBiCi6n que Ba notan % todol
los oYgOniGmos polftioor, Bon tan profun.
dos y de tel gVsvsdRd, que no % dudolo
81 doIastEe de Il caGs real, traysndo como
congeCuenCia un regimen i66ntiCo RI Qua
gucedi6 Ia mueTta dc Luis XVI.
Sc sabs que ccntFR los RnOBinon del rev
padre y 81 principe hersdsro no % hR
practicAdo diiigsnCiR algu1R, poF razonoH
de OnCOntrRTBs COmplicAdon On 81 cHfman
psEBonajsu de lR nob!eza = grandeI digna'
taTiog de la Corte En- vano loB mRneS
de Carlos , Fslips vsgsn poE Les 1ombFaB
de 30 pAlAciO dc LiRb0R pidiendo justicia...
ACRB0 en- toTno del RdoleacOnts monarcR
8e hays tsjido uns trama, SBsmeisnte &
Rquella que hiEo del daHdiChAdo Hamlet
nm h6f0G y m mGTtiF ......
Todo sss C6mulo de desdichaa. que pogn
hoy sobre ID dinRRtfR de loB Bfaganzs haCe
psnsaF en- 81 cusrVO negro que poE tantog
amos hR bAtido suU ala1 Bobge 10 dOBdiohR'
de- casa de los Hagsburg.
5Qu6 hombFe existe hoy On Portugal
cspaa de ConiurGr 10 crisis que am0nazs
dGBtruir los cimiGnt0B de IL MOnaEqufa?
81 j6ven reY ha depolita 10 90 confanla
ca 81 RnciRno almiFante FeEFaYR de Anna.
rel, quien hR sido inveatid0 con id6nticoB
p0deHG8 que pa anteCesor juan Franco,
de tTists rscCFdRci6n.
El premier FGFFar4 BeFS sl marine ca
pRz de lIevaE aus nAves & In victoEiS; peEo
eB diffcil que estAI cuaIidads8 vRyR unida
la del pOliticO 90 gaz Cuyo tRCto hRbili'
dad 90 dsbR lS reBoluci6n del cor ficto, On
IN public como sl luBitRno Bsdiento de
libeFtad. ~
EH indudsbls que loB grandel pstriotsp,
los insigueE estRdiBtes, De encuentFRn Ga eI
ndcIeO Espu5licano 81 Cual represents ls8
BuprsmnB SspirRCiehG8 nRcionalaB.
Pfepar 6monOB, pues, & pEegoncisr 81
nacimisnto de IL tsrcsEa FepdbIica de
EuFopa Cd, Ouyo Sucsgo no Bs hRF6 esps'
Tar mucho tempo.
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Case de langevlhad.

Eu TexCoCo, vivo ID gefloEa CLARA Uribo
quisn tiene 10 partiCularidad notablo do
hRbsr visto Ia aurora do d0B uigloC. puesto
que nRCi6 Sl de abril de 1903, TO.
nfs dos Bfl9B de 0dsd CuRndo as iniof6 d
movimiento EavoluCfonaTio de l. indopon.
denCis cuyo1 prinoipaleI successes oy6 Tofe'
riE parientOs y amigos, Lo que EsCueE-
dc pe1fsCtamGuts poE habRr gido tOutigo dc
Lar eBCenaB alb0FetadCFRu , bTiIIa1te1, f46
la entEada del Ej6Fcito TFigaEants & M6xi'
co, la exRltaoi6n de ItuEbiie 81 tronc; aI.
gunaB cOFemeniaB E0laoionadas con ID ina.
tituci6n de la Orden de GuRdalupo otEon
acontecimiontos de ess' 6pooa.
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UNA LEY ORIGINAL,

La Ultima Icy sxpsdida en- NoruegG
contra los pOFeE0HoB, tiOnde & IimpiaF 81
pals de hombreg que vivian 6 gxpsnBRB do
Los dOmfV. Un vago do pEofssi6D, que no
tiene medic honeIto de ganaFss Ia vida, a
ctnduCido & les cRntsEaB naCionRle8, dondo
% lS do trsbsje; de sllf pusds saliF J Feti'
EaTHa 81 .! tVabajo 10 paFsoo dsmRaiado pc
Bado, poro 81 ss converts on osFgs pdblica
en- 81 supscio de nm afio, 30 ls snCieFFa en-
csgGs donde oI trabaio 90 obligatoTio, y
dondo Ga lo tiono tFsbsjAndo hRsts tres
0hoE, negdn 10 diEpOngau Les autoTidadO8.
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P { R D 0 n.
a mi padre.


QuigierG geF IN poetS
De PeConoCido eatEo,
Y naETaE tod0 mi vida
En- nGntido , tFiOt0 verso.
O0ntaEtG mis- GvGntuRGG,
DsOiIt0 mis- BufeimiOntog,
Las m6ltiplGs pEivRoi0n08
Qd0 BpffO doBdo haCs tempo,
En cabtigo & Ia conducts
Qua ObBsTvRFA loco y Cisgc.
HaCs IN Rii0 que I'm diBguBto,
Ts dI, sin veniP { CuDnto
Me I0paR6 d9 10 lado
EGpoFando qUe ca M tempo,
No lejano, YolvsEfS
A mi Caus con dinaRo.
Hoy que he viBtO q dsIengafo,
Que como NAL, = 40 du0EmO,
Que vivO de CuaIqUiGP foFma
7 que- e-emiEtade1 no tsngO.
AL F0coEdaF vuO0tFR me1s
Y Al reo0TdAP mi 0p0Houto
a mi ojo8 galtsn Ifggimaa.
koT no admitiF loI Conlejos
De un padre tan CaEihos0
7 de una madEe modalo.
Pord6n, padre, q 10 que pido
tn pardon tan solo OlpaE0,
Ys.Ol do mi EaadEO , hoElanau
P0Tqu0 iamfu "a FoCuOr6o
30 hA buETadO, ri 90 bora,
D8 mi tTigto pon1amiontO,
PeEd6n, padre, o 10 que pido
lTu peFd6n tan solo oIpORo!
JWGn MoH
a. Juan, Junio 1903.
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GRlNDES NOVEDAOfS.

Ell PARIS BAZAAR aCaba de rscibiF
Ian mas grandeB novsdadeB en- CintuEoneB,
PsinetaB, RsdsCillaG grandeB, AbrigoB de
1afst6n llamadoH "Monts Carlo" On loD
oualss tenemoB TN muy extenso EuTtido de
todou precioa. Los hay coEtoB, mediqnog
, IaYgou. CoEueB. 6ltimAH formaB, PoIfu'
msria, AbanicoV, FaIdss, Sombreros adoE
nadoG etc., etc. EstS CauR Eeeibs nemanaI'
ments las 6ltimas nSvedRdeV. En- EizoE,
coronaH, cEep6a tEenzAs aCRbamoB de re
cibir un SxtonBo BuEtido do las meioFeU
classes. Paris Bazaar dc Pedro Giuati,
Allan 27
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InnIcTT1R l9.ay

Consoles IA LAS MADREs, III Iarabe
calmante de la Sthdra WinAloW debe
usarso siempre que 48si h9Aes s05stan en- el
pepiodo de Ia detencion. Pf6pOrciona all
VIC inmediatoI y q0SgB fpACiente, produ-
ee un suefio nRtural tranquilO, aliyia 81
doIor el angelito despierta muy viVo =
aIegre. Els muy agradable 81 paladar,
ealma aE HfiE0S S-ablanda sus dolores, hace
faciles la funCionen del est0mago regula
los intestinos. Els el mejor remedio como
Cido para Ia diarTea va provenga esta de Ia
dentici6n 9 de cualquiera ora causa.
Tengase mucho cuidado en- pedir ell ''Jara-
be Calmatne de la Seflora WinslOw": es 81
mejor de todos.
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario.- salidas de Bayam6n y oapi-
tai simultaneamente.
Diss Iaborables.-M Mafiana6 6, Z O5, $50 8
As 11.00. Tarde IL. Is, Las, 8.I5, 4.S5, 5.45
$50. ~.
y IL. Tarde 1915 1.S0, .S0,t $50, 4,S0 5,
As y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivOs, De
Catafio Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ella Sc
25e "a. clase 16G. De Bayamon Cataho y
vuelta Ia. clase 15G, "a. clase 100.
BiIletes ordinario de Capital CatanO en-
la, clRse centavOs.
Bayam6n 19 de 5eptiOmbrO de 1905
n Qun6n Va1daa
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Sc vende un Autom6viI.

Con CRplOidad para echo psrIanaI CO
modamento.- Tisno CustFo cilindFou "a
Cabsllo1 de fusFzs. sistoma Berg, mn'
Chag de laG piasaR estfn duplicsdau. To-
foFmGEfn San Juan 2. 0. Bcx Az TsIe'
fono 1T. 3v.a
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Sc IenngNa eI snItido.

En- todoI los vapoEas que llegan s este
puerto, pEOCedentsB de NuevR York =
Europa FeoibB Oh acFOditado sBtRblsCimisn'
to "LAa NoVOdades', San FEAnCigOo IS,
nueyo GuEtido do las o1psCialidRdsn dc ~
FAmo. CamAs para tudR class de foItunaG.
muy aFtfBtiCRG, con tOdoI BuG ROCeGoEioG,
objstos de fAntalfE para BeflOTau J Caballo,
FoE, lozR, juegol dc muebls., Juguetes de
'biuCuitB" lindflimoB iafsimaH e.anCias
franCe1as , del Jap6n, paTsguaI para O..
bRlleTou : sombTilIRI para sefisEa8 , BeiiO.
RitaG, entire OtEOI mil objstOE, se enCusntEan
allf s proOios OonVsnisntsv.
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UNGUENT0 DERMOGE'NO

Maravoso medieamento que tene rival la curac6n
de las agas ceras tumores panadizo see plea
duras de anmales ponzonosos
La prerenca que desde hace muhos a6os e viene
dendo 81 pdboo entire las dmas prepara smare ev
dente prueba de magnffcas cuaidades curativas
Sc vende en- todas las Farmacias de la Isla.
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SOLRRES en- SlNTURGF,

80 venden golaron con frontO Ia CRFFS.
tora central OtroB intsrioroB con CallO1
RirmAdRs.
InformaEk w. Bouoh. T@UAn ndmoro
altos. p.
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OatMLIe Memdss.

Hint6ricRmonts exiBten On Europa
FepdbliCsU, , son: Francis, suiza, San
Wagino , And0RFs, que o-tf baiO 81 domi'
niO del Obispo de u SEQ do UFgol. No ha'
20 msnci6n de GlEaB do8 tltimRg, porqu8
nada nignifCan en q movimionto Do laB
ideas en d viOio Oontipsnt0'
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-Paga Alguuoa diaa en- esta ciudad 81
Sc. A. MpiliE, ompl0ado do ID Corte de
DiEtIit0 de HumaCoo,
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PORTO RIClN EXPRESS COMPANY

guuto pdioO que
ahTir6
sERvIoIo DE EXPRESS PoR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY
SAN JUA Y
Tam66n han alberto Ofnas mule No de NsULAR
DOk COMPANY Tada ponGpa TRASBORDO DE EQUIPAJE
GENERAL.
Tambien han alberto
OARRO Independence
YAUCO
Tps servico rkpido
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ENTIRE los compradOFes de Tsloie1 &
plaEoH co lR joysria 40 F. KshIhAhn , 90
Gs Eegala un Eslrj "WalthRm" lsmanal'
mente. La d TINA aemRna obluvo uno sl
Refior T, de In Fuents, de EnntuYcP.
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So VENDE una uilla rOOlinada p,ra
inv6lidoa, CaAi nuevs. DirijirSe G0x
6s3, San Juan. va
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LA CASA Ntiu. los de 10 oalle del
Sol de esta ciudad, us vends. InformaEan
90 81 Rou de Ofo San Francisco AZ.
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CsntFale8 "LAiayeta" Arroyo "Nloheto" da Guayaml
Euea De BaToaloneta "Juana . a Bayam6n "Buana Wis
dillR -COEoa," d Rnoon "PueEto Rol" d. ViOquU ETC.
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Kris Basin Iron WOrI1 RBOOKLYN, N. Y.
Havana Iron WoEks, RKGLA, HABANA
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-12-01
Struggle to Hold Back Waters
Of Arkansas River Appar-
emily Hopeless
PROPERTY AGGREGhIlNG
100000 IS IN BALANCE
Men Worked All Night Making Mat.
tresses Of Willow and Pine and
Throwing Them Into Raging River
Jefferson Hotel in Danger.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 1-Following
an all night struggle against the en-
reaching of the Arkansas river, the
citizens of Pine Bluff renewed the ap-
parently hopeless struggle today. The
fate of property aggregating probably
$5,000,00O, is in the balance All teams
that. can be pressed into service are
hurrying with willow and pine
branches to the river where hundreds
of men are working hard weaving
mattresses and pushing these into the
river, hoping to form a temporary
barrier against the flood. Unless this
serves to check the waters force, the
Jefferson hotel, court house and other
buildings are almost sure of destruc-
ton when the crest of the flood reach
es this point. To this is added the
strong probability that If these build
ings do go and the river remains un-
checked, nearly the entire business
section Of Pine Bluff will be Destroy
ed
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-12-01
WHATTO DO
French Nation Considering How {,
Receive President Castro.

French Nation Considering How to
Receive President Castro.
Paris, Dec. 1.-The French govern
.ment u giving consideration to the
question a. to how President Castro
OF Venezuela shall be treated upon his
arrival ct Bordeaux. After the ig-
;nomious fashion after which the
French minister was expelled from
Caracas, the government feels that it
would he Justified In refusing to al
aow the president Of Venezuela to
land, hut AZ Castro ID reported to be
III; humanitarian confederation pre-
yent the government from taking such
d course. 5ss. sSS
1T q probable. therefore. that . port
ofacial VIII be designated to board
the steamer Guadeloupe on which
Castro 10 As passenger, and ascertain
;his Intentions. If Castro desires to
b. treated Ct Bordeaux he viii be al
lowed to- remain there; e Ct Berlin he
VIII be gwen Q passport across France
Via Lyon, to the Swiss front tier. But
~ no cass VIII he b permitted 70
come 70 Paris.
PreAldent Castro's statement at
sBAssA Terre; witch Ne Il reported to
have made to ipterviewers yesterday,
Ia tho eftSct that he VS. proceedinx
t0 Efances 70 settle . diplomatic mat
.terS was the nrst intimation the
French government had that he had
my intention of trying % settle vene-
'Auelh n diplomatic Y III ilerencss with
thls c0entsy. d
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-12-01

England votes ON the proposition to
take the selection of the rules COM
mittSe out of the hands of the speaker
and put in the hands of the members
of the house.
Foster of Vermont, Burton of Ohio,
Townsend of Michigan, Esch, Stew
ems and Cooper of Wisconsin, Fowler
of New Jersey, Hayes of California.
Lafean of Pennsylvania, Murdock of
Kansas, Smith of Iowa, Hubbard of
Iowa and Gardner Of Massachusetts,
are strong men in their states. Their
influence in the house is considerable,
and news that they are against the
speaker has caused alarm in the camp
OF the house machine.
Cannon's Friends Are Busy.
Representative Mann of Illinois and
Representative Tawney Of Minnesota
are doing their best to stem the tide.
Mr.. Mann is writing letters to new
and old members urging them to stand
by Cannon, and Tawney Is making
a personal canvass of arriving men,
bers and sounding them on the speak
ership.
The nucleus of the Cannon opposi-
tion Is expected to grow with the
knowledge that President-elect Taft
does not desire the reelection Of Can
non. The premature announcement
of the selection of Chairman Frank
Hitchcock as postmaster general has
shown number of members where
the national organization will be
found lined up in the fight.
1t Is expected that the speaker will
endeavor to use the rivers and hahors
bill to aid in his reelection. He will
be baked in this, as the chairman Of
the committee is Representative Bur-
ton of Ohio, who is most prominently
mentioned, despite his denials, as a
candidate against Cannon. Judge
Smith Of Iowa is another possibility
for speaker who can be depended on
to bring his state delegation with him
II he will make the fight.
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He said that hssshad been here for
several days endesyoring to find their
address and had just succeeded in do

I He said that hosShad been here for
several days endesyoring to find their
address and had Just succeeded in do
ing 90.
He spent the evening with them, and
in the course Of conversation with Mr..
Dorian again asked for, Gertrude's
hand, and again was told that she was
too young for her parents to consent
to her assuming the responsibilities
of wifehood.
Telling Mrs. Catherine Dorian, the
mother, that he. had spent all his
money and had no place to sleep, he
asked sOr permission to stay all night,
and Mrs. Dorian Kindly invited him
to sleep with her son, David, a young
man about 20 years of age. =,
At $3.50 o'clock this morning Cert
rude was. in the kitchen performing
her morning ablutiOns at a basin of
water on table, and Smith was seat
ed at another table behind her writ
ing letters. According to the girls
story. no words were passed, but sud-
denly turning around she saw Smith
approaching her with revolver in his
hand. Before she could leap aside he
had leveled the weapon and pulled the
trigger, sending - bullet crashing
through her right shoulder. He i'm
mediately turned the weapon upon
himself and shot himself through the
head.
The girl ran screaming to the street,
where she fell, and her mother. who
was coming down stairs. took in the
situation at a glance and rushed to
the police station for assistance. The
wounded pair were taken to the Mt.
Sinai hospital, where several letters
written in Yiddish and signed mia
may Cohen" were found in the mans
pockets. They were addressed to var
ious relatives and friends, and simply
asked forgiveness for his crime. bear
ing strongly on the suicide idea and
saying nothing about the girl. One
asked that his body be sent to his
mother ct No. 66 Badport street. Lon
don.
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BURTON CoNFERs

n Warrington, Dec. 1-Representative
Theodore e. Burton Of Ohio. who is
an avowed candidate for the United
States senate, arrived today from
Cleveland and had conference with
Frank II. Hitchcock chairman of the
Republican national committee. Mr..
Burton did not deny. after the inter-
view that the Ohio senatorial situa-
ton had been discussed along with q
number of other matters, but he made
Il plain that this was not the sole OBJ
isct of his meeting With Mr.. Hitch
oock. He said that there had been no
chans 81 tho senatorial situation.
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SAN FRANCISCO
CHIEF POLICE
Was DROWNED
] Feil From Police Boat While
Crossing the Bay From a
Suburb
was. SUFFERING FROM SEA
SICKNESS AND FELL OVERHEARD
Engineer Was Only Other Occupant
and He Did Not Discover the Chief
Was Missing Until the Boat Neared
the Wharf.

San Francisco, Dec. 1:-William ].
Biggy. for more than year chief Of
police Of this city, was drowned In the
bay last night and his body. has not
been recovered, Chief Bisgy was re-
turning t. the city fromA Bellvidere
in the police launch patrol and when
the boat arrived It. was discovered
that he was missing though Engineer
William Murphy, the only other occu-
pant of the boat, did not see him fall
overheard. According to Murphy's
story, Biegy entered the launch on
this side Of the bay about 8 O'Clock
In the evening and made trip to
Bellvidere, where he went to the home
Of Police Commissioner Kiel, a fssf-
dent OF the suburb, and spent some
time in conference with the commits
stoner. 1t was nearly II o'clock when
he returned to the launch and the re-
turn trip was started. The chief came
to Murphy in the engine room and
complained of feeling, i'll from the
motion .Jf the boat, which was very
noticeable. The engineer advised him
to go to the cabin at the stern where
It was cooler and Biggy presumably
followed this advice. A little later
Murphy looked toward the stern Of
the boat and saw the chief leaning
over the side vomiting. The engineer
did not again look. in that direction
until they were close to the city as
his attention was occupied with the
handling OF the boat. He then went
to the stern to. inform Biggy of the
reason Of a slight delay occasioned
|'by the passage Of q ferry boat. and
discovered that the chief had disap-
peared. Murphy hurried to lii b1Efh
T near the harbury station and reported
that tho chief had fallen overheard
Ind was lest. "A party at once set out
to search the bay and this. was kept
up all night without result.