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Walsh Wins Weeks
Riding HonoKs

A. Walsh. Colonel Applegate's midget
rider. achieved the distinction of head
ing the jockey list at the Emeryville
track last week. 1t was the first time
that the honor had fallen to him and
furnished an index of the splendid form
In which the boy was riding up to the
time of his suspension for week on
Friday. During the five days that he
rode he piloted eight winners, which
was one more than Walter Miller was
able to land In six days. Cricket Kelly
had the greatest number of mounts Of
any of the riders during the week. rid
ing in every race but two. His showing
did not come up to the high standard
he had set the previous week, however
ockey Rettig continued to show good
form and was in the money with most
CT his mounts. Buxton. Boland, Sandy,
Mcintyre, Mentry, Manders and Nc
Bride made up the list of boys who
had any considerable number of mounts
and failed TO win race Buxton was
In the money with six of his 20 mounts;
Boland landed one-third out Of nine
chances; Sandy rode j 3 of his IA mounts
unplaced; McIntyre's record was two
seconds and five thirds out of 1S at
tempts; Mentry was out of the money
with 13 Of his Is mounts, whiles Man
ders and Mcbride both failed to get
any OF their mounts In the money
The riding record for the week was
a fnI
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Bradley Again Beats
Reilly on Links

W. j. Bradley and f. T. ReNly, the
two crack professional golfers repre-
senting the Presidio Golf club and the
Burlingame Country club, met on the
latters links yesterday in the second
half of the home and home contest for
a side bet of $3.50 and the purse and
glory went to the former. AS wars ex-
pected. Reilly, who was playing on his
own links. cut down the lead estab
lished by his opponent on the preced-
ing Sunday materially. Reilly played
beautiful golf and made four of the
holes in three strokes, but to overcome
a lead of six up In Is holes against as
clever a player as Bradley proved too
much.
Bradley beat his opponent three up
and two to play for the 36 holes. Brad
ley might have done better had he es-
tablished less of a lead In the first half.
1t is more than likely a return match
viii be played. Despite the fact that
Bradley scored well earned victory,
Reilly's many admirers are willing to
back him in a return match.
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SWEDISH SOCIETY," RACES

OAKLAND. May 24.-The Swedish
society of San Francisco and Oakland
held Its annual picnic at Shell Mound
park today and a large crowd attended
the festivities Thebraces held during
the afternoon were the main feature
of interest and the results were as
follows:
Members races: Members wives First. Mrs
A. Gundrick; second. Mrs. Fl. Magnuson; third
Mrs a. Nelson; fourth. Mrs. II. Boysen; nfth
Mrs. Oliver Pearson ~
Members-First. ~ H. Hylsnd: second w
Olson: third. Fred Anderson: fourth. Otto Nickel
Committee--First, 4. Olson: second John Gus
tafson; third. r. Westerilolm; fourth Alfred
Nelson; ffth, A. Ottoson; sixth, Edward Nelson
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ASTORIA--.Salled May 24-Stmrs Asuncon.
Northland and Johan Paulsen, for San Francisco;
stmr Alliance. for Coos bay: stmr Melville Dol
lar. for San Diego; stmr Yosemite, for San
Francisco
Arrived May 24-stmr Breakwater. from Coos
bay.
TATonSH- Passed out May 24-Stmr Rainier
from Seattle and Bellingham for San Francisco;
Nor stnr Thor. from Victoria for San Francisco.
hence May 2I: stnr Roanoke. from Astoria.
PORT SAN LIiIS- Arrived May 24Stmr
Roma. from San Jose de Guatemala aud sailed
for San Francisco.
TACOsTA-sailed May 23-Ger ship Chile for
United kinsdom schr r s Fsedfeid, for San
8 lfils SRAYs ftARBoR Sailed May % -stnr sante
Monica. for San an{isco; stmr Chehails. FOR
SAN PEDRo-ArriSed May 24-stmr Jim
Butler from Grays Harbor: stmr Helene from
Willapa: stmr Queen from San Diego; stnIf
Helen r Drew. from Rcdondo
Sailed May 24-Stmr Queen. stmr Geo w Fen
wick stgnr Tamalpais for San Francisco.
sEATTLF-Sailed May -, : m--Stmr Yu-
cstan for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
& yICToRIA-Sailed May 24Nor stmr Thor,
for San Francisco
LIvERPOOL--Arrived May 24-stmr Caronia,
from New York.
SOUTHA MPToN Arrived May "a stmr New
York. from New York.
Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES May 24-Stmr Cam.
pania for New York.
PHIIADELPHIA--A May 24-Stmr
Frfesland. from Liverpool.
NEW YoRk--SaiIcd May 24-Stmr st Louis.
from southampton: stnir Iceland for Antwerp
stmr Preforia, for Hamburg
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
RAILWAY TRAVEL.
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
(sOUTHERN- DIVISION
May o. 1905
VIA sAUsALrrO

VIA SAUSALITO
For .Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Ra-
6:45 to Gas a. M: hourly until s:45
d. M; then AIS and every 80 minutes
until 7:45 p. M; 300, 1885 p. M. 1915
a.. m
on Sundays additional trips as fol-
lows: 1913, 11:15 a. M, and 1916,
For Fairfax-week days. s:45. 7:15,
sis a. M; 2:45. 3:45. AIS. 4:45, SIS.
5:45 p. m. sundays: S:15. s:15. s:45,
For san auentin-Daily: 7:45 a. m.
and 1:45 p. M.
Lagunitas. Camp Meeker. Monte Rio,
Cazadero and way stations
Sis D. M daily. except sundays, 9:45
a. m. and 7:45 p. m sundays only for
Point Reyes and way stations
VIA, TIBURON
For Tiburon, BeIvedere and San Rs-
facl-7.35. 500, 900. 1900 a. M. 1890
$50. $40. 5:3p. 1926 p. m daily
On Sunday additional trip at e:25
D. m. for San Rafael and intermediate
points.
santa Rosa. Healdsburg. Cloverdale.
Ukiah. Willis. Sherwood. Sebastopol
and way stations,
santa Rosa. Camp Vacation and way
400 a. nl daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations
Santa Rosa and way stations
s.3O D. M. daily-For Petalurna
Santa Rosa. Hea1dshurg. Cloverdale.
Ukiah. Guerneville. Sebastopol and way
stations
$40 p m daily-For Petaluma
Santa Rosa and way stations
$50 p. m. daily-For Glen Ellen and
way stations.
sTiburcn only.
Ticket Office OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ferry Buirdip~
General offices ........... James Flood Building
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Rod MeIders Meet
in Competition

There was a representative gathering
of expert trout anglers at Stow lake.
Golden Gate park. yesterday to take
part in the regular casting competition
of the San Francisco fly casting club
with light tackle. T. c. Kierulff. II. B.
Sperry and E.. A. Mocker each cast 100
feet or more In the distance event.
While Kierulff and Mocker made per-
feet scores in the delicacy event. c. G..
Young, F. NJ Haight and DR.. w. f.
Brooks were but little behind them. The
scores.
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Sflnr Centralin. Erickson. San Diego.
Stmr Scyo. Elissen Monterey
simr scHy Of Topeka Gieiow. Eureka
5,ir n,mr santa Hnss Alexander. San Diego:
Tug Navigator. Madison. tiaviota
WIRELESS
Per ssmr Bucknan. May 2f-On Cape Nen,io-
cino. noon misty and north wind: in company
with tug Hercules. hence afny % for Scatfie
TEIEGRAPHICs
hazy; wind northweet: velocity 20 miles an hour
DOMESTIC PORTS
SEATTTE-S May 22-1Sfmr Humboldt
for Skaeway: sfmr Faralion: for skagwsy.
BANDQN-Sailed May Is -Stmrs Bandon and
Elizabeth, for Sen Francisco.
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average depth of snow on ground, Sc inches.
SYNOPSIS

average uepth OF snow on ground. 5t inches.
SYNOPSIS
Tic pressure has risen along the north Pacific
coast and fallen over the plateau and Rocky
mountain regions. These conditions have caused
fair. pleasant weather the southern half of
the Pacific slope and cloudy weather with showers
over the northern half. Thunder storms are re-
ported from Baker City and Spokane and light
rains generally in Oregon and Washington. The
temperature has remained nearly stationary over
the southern half OF the Pacific slope and fallen
rapidly In Oregon and Washington.
Conditions are favorable for generally cloudy
and somewhat cooler weather in California
Monday.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinfty-Cloudy Monday;
cooler; brisk southwest wind.
Santa Clara ralley-Cloudy; cooler Monday;
fresh northwest wind.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy; cooler Monday;
fresh south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair; cooler Monday; light
west wind.
Los Angeles and vicinty-Fair Monday; light
west wind.
G. H. WILSON. Local Forecaster
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Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford is In port.
The Crook is in port.
The Fitzpatrick is AZ Newport News Va
The Dix left Seattle May % for Manila
The Logan is IN port. undergoing repairs.
The Meade IS al New York.
The sherman sailed from Manila for San Fran
cisco May Is.
The Sheridan sailed from Hcnolulu for Manila
Msy 13.
The Thomas Is in port
The sWarren is at Manil,
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The Overdue List

British ship Falkenbank. ont 200 days from
Port Talbot. for Valparaiso, 80 per cent.
American ship Banealore. out PIG DAYS from
Norfolk. for Honolulu S. per cent.
British bark SurcoUf. out I53 days from caleta
ColOsa. for Hamburg. Is per cent.
British ship Cressington out I55 days from
Barry, for Csliao Is per cent
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MODESTO REDS WIN

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
MODESTO. May 24.-The Modesto
Reds defeated the Calkins nine of San
Francisco today on the local diamond
by score of to A.
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Memoranda

fsAv1OTA. May q Ship Falls Of Clyde.
hence May n for Honolulu. returned today with
Helene; tug Nevigator will tow vessel T. San
Francisco for repairk
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OCEAN TRAVEL
Campagnie Generate TransatIantioue
DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-pARIs.

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIs.
Sailings every Thursday. instead of SATURDAY..
At 10 a. m, from pier ~. North River. foot of
Morton ST.
First class to Havre. $70 and upward: second
class to Havre, SO and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State ST.. New York. J. r.. FIJGAZI.
MsnaRer Pacific coast. $50 Montgomery ST. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by ali railroad ticket
agents
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The standing of the boys who have ridden at
least one winner since the opening Of the season
is now as follows:
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Westher Bureau, San Francisco, Mny "A, leoS.
= RAINFALL DATA
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OCEAN TRAVEL
1oy0 kisen Kaisha

torfenfal Steamship Col
s. s. Nippon Maru," Tuesdav June, ,s ,os~
=. =, Ienyo Aaru (via Manila), saturd..r.
3. s. America Aaru.' Saturday Aug. 4 1ssrx
,steamels sait from company's piers, Nos 4.
-. near Io9t OF Second ST.. D. m for YoLr,s
nsma 1s,. and Honxkons. calling at Honolulu, Kof1
tHfoSol. Nagasaki and Shanghai aud connecting
etc; No cargo received on board on dar q
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply al Office 90
James Flood building W IL AVERY
Assistant General Manaxee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-25

U.s. Brnnrhs HydrcErnphfc once
branch OF the United States fIrdrorrapbjc
ofh~e. located at7the Merchants Exchange Ia
maintained IN San Francisco for the benedf of
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
OF. expense Navifators are cordially invited To
visit the office where complete sets of charts
ana sailing directions of the world are kent at
hand for comparison and reference and the laf-
est information cau always be obtained regard
ing lights dangers TO navigation and. mntters
OF jrterest~to ecesn< commerce =
j. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant, U. s. N. in charge.
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OCEANIC s. 8. co.

tSPREChELS LlNEb
HoNOLULU--S. s. Alameda sails IL a. m, June
13. Round trip, $1l0.
TAHITI, SOUTH SEAS-S. s. Mariposa sails
II a. m, July l. Round trip, frst class
S125. Scenic line to NEW ZEALAND, via
Rarotonga. Cook Island. 1st $167.50 to Auck-
land, S77.50 Sd.
Passenger Dept, 673 Market ST.; Freight Office
80 Clay st. Phone Temp. 1881.
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Additional News Of sports Events
Shafman's Hounds
Sweep the Card
Walla WaHa. Onondago and
Waubanauhkce Dpide the
Honors in Class Stake

While Walla Walla divided stake hon.
ors with his kennel mates. Waubanauh-
kee and Onondago, in the Class stake
run at Ingleside coursing park. the
black and white son of Palo Alto easily
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
NATIONAL GRANGE TO
MEET IN WASHINGTON

Washington. Nov >-Thrrc thuus-
and farmers, halug from thirty
states win meet in this city on Wed
Hcsdiy u,Nt when the National
Grange Patrons of Hu-bmlry viii
assemble for its forty-s. cpud annual
convention. Tho convention viii Dr.
significant as bearing ou tn. financial
social and educational advancement
of tho farmer
During IA, ton days s.s Iun ot th,
grange. tho program VIII cover wdis
range of subjects Tho farmers VIII
-uss methods by which thu attrac-
tious cf the home may Doc enhanced;
th, plan 10 huy less aud product more
tNat tHc farms may ber9m. self su--
tanning. systrmatizing tn. work of the
farm auI ui-laui,umcug tH. credit
ANA mortgage system. tho necessity
for dapou-Iu- with th. prices of Tho
m.dilOmau, the advocacy of nstruc-
uous ot practical agriculture and doc
meetic science lu IN, schools and otn-
rr theu,-. s concerted movement
u.N Dee mausurated among tH. m,m-
bsrs of th. Ur-anization tD s.cur, tine
ra~-ale Iu congress uf postal savings
banks ald parcels post l.gi iatiou. o.
which tn, National Grange is come
mittsd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09

cnt at the ceremony The house was
decorated with roses, lilies of the val
ley and ferns. A wedding breakfast
was served after the ceremony
The couple remained here until late
this afternoon, taking a midnight train
for New York
The wedding today is the fourth
marriage OF Mr.. Goodwin and the
second for Miss Goodrich, The cere-
mony was held in Boston, said Mr..
Goodwin that he might have an OPP
portunity of seeing his mother before
he entered on ENGAGEMENTS which
would prevent his again coming to
Boston lur some months.
mo, my marriage will not in the
least affect my stage ambitions de-
clarcd Mrs. Goodwin. II hope it will
materially aid them. on account OF
my u,aIln / shan not remain ON the
stage this winter, but snail take a good
long rest"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
CHATTANOOGA SUFFERS
INVASION OF H0L0-UPS
Four Ni,tim~ Found Unconscious in
streets Of Tennessee Town sat
urtiav Night

Chattuocsa. Tenn. Nov S.-Dur-
.ng base niah ht four persons were found
uucur .,u u thu trCcts OF this city,
having boom Knocked IN the head by
thugs Ou. of th- victims. Charles
BapEett u,sru. died. V. T. Owens. a
white farmer, waa picked up with his
head cut OPEN when he rorained
consciouan,ss De- said that "a negro had
struck uud robbed him An unknown
Young white man. well hl cd. was
picked up on Whitesidc street uRcon-
scious
The iost victim was negro Won-
an, who was found with ghastly cut
M The center OF her rOrehead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
BROOKLYN|TE:5
VICTIMS Of
BURGLARS
FAMILY FORCED TO WATCH
BOLD THIEVES AT WORK
Bound and Helpless Wealthy
Granite Dealer Is Left While
Midnight Visitors Garry Off
$4,000 in PIunder,

IA.
'' ""
NV ''tN' NOV S'--Wi'h the ray
OF % burglars lantern shining in their
eyes and two reyolvcrs held by mask
cd mon COVERING tbep, tho fIvo ner,-
hvrs OF tho family Of charles Il. Tavn-
tor , ypaItbv grarito deoiar Law in
bed In the Tayntor home AZ Rorough
Park. Rrootvp for moro than an
hour this mornnu vhiIc a third
masked burglar oacIicd mn $40 600
worth of teVyclr, ana silyor,ynrc Then
thu. BURGLARS bolnd Nfr Tovntor hand
and foot ANA rscancd Win their
booty.
Tba buraI3rv ,yos most darine. and
Mr. Tayntor IL CONVINCED thot mo
robbrr4 sn.nf MANY. dn,e nlann.py II
Mr. Tu,.ntor who has , nurnher ~
rich ar5nlt. on,rri,s IN Now ENGLAND
is known ms a crack shot beine "A
momher of fho Now York Stota RifIe
and having hnsn a con-
tc,tpnt il /. said tn tbr recent OIym-
NIL, nistol tournament ,t pielev Eng.
land If Is beltay,d mar tbc burglars
know. this and tnolx no ,bnpcas with
MIN
The thrao men. when tbov pnined
entrance to tbe house wont immedi.
ateh. .tn-, h-1r,en nm tho -secor,t
rIo,, ,..,,,,i..l H.. NJ a,a Nfrs ra,n-
TOR ana on, of tb. burglars strpck Mr.
r.,.utor p, crnsl,tn,r hlou, on mo bead
win n blact.iacl ae no ,o,, aeleen Tho
I,l,,, st,nn.,I hf,,, ana - Cow ,,ii,,,t,.s
lot.,. .,,Lan NJ, Tavrtn, ro,o,,ared bis
.eneo, Ia found tbroc ro,olvors Low
,.l.l a. bIr
AIR and Mrs. Tavntor ,rere maaa ~
.lt ~, In hod ana t,vn ~ the hur,tars
...'.. t,,.,. ubuo third ho,on
search ar tho room Tho noise auak-
MOI li.o rayrtor tiftean-v,ar-nI.
Inurhtnr of thc granite deaier ana
,bc ,,,,o .rto m. roon, cryin, rh,.
orarrod her into the h9d ,-Itl,
mr. nn,.nt. ana ,no rntil MONA
moment Iafrr rbnrles Tovntor area
.i,ht ana rr,,oId .n,o,,,o ca,,.s ~
In. ,oom ba,inr been owalsenad
I.bo,, ,y.,, n,,a, 10 81 ~, IN. 80
Ma. bej Tho l,t,giar who was ran
aim Two wod linn rings in II an n nm
g.. nm ana was obout IN ,ake them
whom Mr. T,vntor ASKED him NOT to
I'M. ol.pla. ,,nieo ina, he wonle
ol,c evc,vthinr of yalna bo ,otla A
ina Th,n nnr of tho men standing
.u1rd ov.r mo family ,nolto nm
"Dop't tal,e those wedding jnps !
mn , mal,i.d man ana have sour
ointment ,rout u.eldtpy RINGS =" no
oid
.ho rir-. v.oro ,ef, b,,t tuo to,
rI,, r,I,,,,f,.. a. Cho.I,s an1 M
IA t,o ,r,,.r.,, l,,,,.s ,,,,,., t,,t,,,ana
tn. -, 60 M 49, ,,rtaa ana
',,.. ..,.,.,..l.' T., 49, ,,,ts, u,ha,, 49,
,.,,, ha'1 ,a,.,, ara,,od ~ ,hlr4
.1,r,r -, ,I'.,,.,,e,'',r" ,I a,,a1
a.. .n,,'r,,'..n,. r. ,,,",' .ot,,r,,oa
J. -, ~, ..'5'a nt,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
FRANCE NO LONGER
DOMINATED BY
GERMANY
Casa Blanca Incident Hailed
as Marking Emancipation Of
Paris Government from Ef-
fects Of 1870 Disaster



Paris Nov &-Ne NOW word has
como from Berlin with reference to
the German attitude to the Casa
Blanca affair, and further delay is
considered likely owns to some con
fusion which prevails among the Ger
man officials, and the necessity Of
mancuvcrng before the rcichstug. But
French opinion remains sorcnely con-
ddent chat Germany viii eventually
yield on the point upon which Franco
insists, that both countries express re-
sret for the "lnc&ant"
There b. no trace of bluff I'm the
French attitude. and the spectacle pre-
scntcd ty France last week must
have convinced GERMANY that in all
her dealings with the German govern
mcnt since the catastrophe of 1870,
France never displayed such an cXhl-
bitiou Of national solidarity.
Moreover Germany, doubtless is
aware that Great Britain and Russia
have been consulted upon every step
France has taken, and fully share this
governments view and i'm addition
are prepared to give material as Well
as moral support to France Europe
IS now witnessing the first real test
Of strength OF what amounts to an
Anglo Russo Franco triple alliance,
and France already halls it as mark
ing her definite emancipation from
what is termed here German dom
.ueering.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
EDNA GOODRICH FOURTH
WIFE OF NAT GOODWIN
Mucn Divorced Actor Again Decides g
TrOt in Double Harness

Boston. Nov. S.-Nat e. Goodwin.
the comedian. and Edna Goodrich.
who formerly starred with Mr.. Good
win, were married at / O'Clock today
at the home OF Mr.. Goodwiu's mother.
The ceremony was performed by a
justice Of the peace. who has been a
friend Of Mr.. Goodwin since boyhood.
but whose name was not made pub
lie.
The wedding party arrived here
from New York early today and COM
prisod Mrs. Nellie Stevens. mother Of
the BRIDE Miss Goodrich. Mr Good
win and George o. Weoden. SIR. Good
wins manager. These. with Mr. Good
wins mother. were The only ones pres
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-11-09
INDEPENDENCE.
FOR CUBA IN
JANUARY
AMERICAN TROOPS TO
BE WITHDRAWN ON 28TH
Elections for Officers to Rule
Islands DeStinie8 Until Inter
yention by Uncle Sam Again
Becomes Necessary.
Especial Dispatch to tn. Morning Journal.l

tsn.o,o, n;.r.,o,. ,o e.. Yo.,.,u ,.,,.,.,,
TTo,..,,,a 81. 49,
' '''''''' ''''' ''>''
election VIII De hrld tnfJugH0u- the
island for president vice president,
senators ana repr,scntativ,s in tho
,.,..., ,..
~" ~ - 'S'' ~ "iI'l'h ".-
'i iu''is - IN ~ 'C9'I' am VII
~ 'uOiiii''su NV I", 's 'he ItstoI'u
Duod" I'PuoHc ON 'le termination Oh
u'I Eol 'LIliIle"I ol ln'e' 'NoiIoh jan
u'I - i'V''
Inc troops ol inc Chited states WIN
n' "''liuio"H on I""' dd'o' NHlth lS
luit' GAYS IN advance OF lhat origin
any set IN oidcf tHat thelr departure
may marx the anniversary Of the
birth Of Jose Martl the Cuban patriot
Preparations for the elections are
now complete. All OF the election Of
hcers have been appointed, the elec-
toral boards organized and the last
ballots distributed ana the whole is
land is absorbed in the outcome of
the struggle, The conservatives are
headed by General Mario Mcnocol and
Or. Rafael Montcro, the presidential
ana vice presidential candidates re-
spcctivcly While General jose Nj. Co
mt@ and his former bitter rival IN the
party leadership, Alfred O. Zayas, are
the nominees of the liberal party.
The Miguelista ana Hayista FACTIONS
have finally united their forces In sup
General Come on the under
that he would not be nomi-
mated for second term.
1t rs assured beyond peradNcuture
INA, aDSo'ute "a u'9S WI Guar i'e'.'
l1V ri,e ei,I'i'.'' ou, WI'i1i' .'iS sai
. 7.' u''' y i.,'s p''' .'9' '' 'n, Pi'' 'stVil',
So, So ~ ~ DUN "I 'uo poi'tIe"'
,t',t ,.,, ~. 7Tl.'.J 's9i.'
We. eiu' f - =. "iii "1.' ny ''s 'o
,r,,l, -, ,4,,
&. ,,,, ,,,''.e.i,.,,l. ~,
ho,b ha,,jn-. as tl,oir n,,.f ,,Ia,,I... ,,1
,,,N.,,,..,a ~
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LONDON. NoR. t.-Ihe Rritish bat
titshh Invlneibie, "a her full power
trldl on saturday steamed IS knots
ovcrp period of eight ho,az.
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Majority Tor Auar,.. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
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San Juan, P. R. Agosto "a de 1908 -
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construction dc 5. rs kil6mstroB mas rDs'
nos de 10 CsFrstera BdmsFo H.. Sscci6n
CisleB Rscod0, kma. 5.84 al $50. 10 admi
tiF6n an eRt& eticins haata Iaa 10 O. NJ. del
diR "a dc AgootO, 1908, en- que Bs abrir6n
FGbliCaments.
Ell pFeBupuesto aproximado de Ian obPaB
ascisRds & $16.779.OO.
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pROpOB:CionsH J conGratoB 6 inHtruccionss 6
log pOstoEGB 90 daE6n en- aata 6icina.
Sara C0ndioi6n essnCial del Contrsto qua
el ContFAtiHta, paFtir del sepundo mes
inclusive del plazo para la teFminaCi6n de
Ao9 tEabsjo8, ejscats cade mes obEaB por
valeR ne msnoE de $5 900. 90 menguaIsg.
La adminiatRaCi6n 90 FsgaRvB Ol dereCho
De Fochazar cunlquieEa 8 todas Las pFopo'
BiOiOneB y de adjudicBF aI consPato baio
OtEas condiCiones que lee de precio cola.
msnt9, FoE oEdon del Oomiionado del
Int8EioF, J. j. Jim6nes, supsFintsndente
de ObFGB PfbIicaR 13va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-12
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