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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17

Judge us solely by our undiscov-
cred future" We say; Read our
record, judge US by our past and our
present and from these learn what We
are, what we have been and what we
mean to be- Recall the cries which
have sounded from the lips of these
two parties during the last half CEN
tury. ON the one side: slavery. Sc
cession, repudiation of the public
deot, fiat money, free trade, free sill
yer, the overthrow of the courts and
government ownership"
On the Republican side: Free soil,
free men, the Union, the payment of
the debt, honest money. protection to
American industry, the gold standard,
the maintenance of law, of order and
of the courts and the government
regulation of great corporations" The
old shibboleths Of the Democrats are
today the epitaphs of policies which
are dead and damned. They serve
only To remind Us of dangers escaped
or to warn US of perils to be stunned
The battle cries of the Republicans
have been the watchwords of great
causes. They tell of victories won
and triumphs tasted; they are en-
bodied in the laws and mark the
stepping stones by which the republic
has risen to ever greater heights of
power and prosperity.
AS We thus call up the past and
the echoes of these old conflicts again
sound in our ears and touch the
chords of memory, one great fact
stands forth, clear and shining. The
Republican party has never failed ex-
cept when it has faltered. Our long
career of victory, so rarely broken,
has been due TO our meeting boldly
each question as II arose, to our fac
ing every danger as 1t crossed our
path, with entire courage, fearless of
consequences and determined only to
be true to the principles which
brought the party into existence and
TO the spirit which has inspired il
from its birth.
The policy of the Republican party,
in dealing with these new and form
liable questions which have taken
concrete form in enormous combina-
tions Of capital and in great public
service corporations, has been formu-
lated and determined. That policy is
TO use government regulation and su-
pervision for the control of corpora
uons and combinations so that these
great and necessary instruments of
commerce and business may be pre-
served as useful servants and not de-
stroyed because they have threatened
to become dangerous masters.
This policy is the absolute opposite
OF government ownership and all like
measures, advocated by our opponents
which tend directly to Socialism and
10 all its attendant miseries and evils.
1t is in pursuance OF this policy,
shaped and settled. during the past
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17

Chicago, June 17.-Down to busi-
ness at last, the Republican national
convention entered upon the second
day with several important factors
unsettled and with trouble enough in
sight to make it practically certain
at least two days more must be con-
sumed before nominations can be
made and the work of the conven-
tion completed. In view of the I'M
portant matters before the various
committees it was assumed that to-
days session of the convention would
be comparatively perfunctory 50 far
as the main purpose of nominations is
concerned.
The convention was called to order
at 1920 O'Clock and was opened with
prayer by Rev. w. o. Waters. Fol
lowing the prayer, Mayor Brookwal-
ter of indianapolis, who announced
early this morning that the minority
would present a report from the COM
mittce on credentials, opposing the
adoption of the majority report which
seated every contested delegation for
Secretary Taft, announced that there
would be no minority report, This
practically gives Taft clear field.
The report Of the committee on
permanent organization was then
read and adopted unanimously, nam
ing senator Lodge as permanent
chairman of the convention. Senator
Lodge then assumed the chair and
delivered the address he had pre-
pared. He said in part:
No political party in modern times
can show such a record of achieve
ment during the last fifty years as
the Republican party. Upon that
record We can stand aud challenge all
comers TO the lists. But 1t is we'll to
remember that the test we have to
meet Is much less severe. This Is
a comparative world. We do not go
forth to contest the great prize with
an ideal party which We sometimes
see beautifully depicted by persons of
self possessed superiority and chronic
discomfort. The glittering abstrac-
ton which they present never existed
yet on sea or land. 1t CLEANS upon
us in printers ink but IT has neither
substance nor organization nor cam
didates, for organizations and candi-
dates must be taken from the ranks
of men and cannot be the floating
phantoms of an uneasy dream. The
American people must choose next
November between Us and the DEM
ocratic party. With the Democratic
party, and with that alone, must the
com parlson be made. We differ from
that party in some important partic-
ulars. We both, II is true, have a
past and a history, but We treat these
possessions very differently. They
wish to keep their past a profound
secret We seek by all means to pub
lish ours TO the world. II We refer
TO their history they charge US with
calumny. We regard ours, truthful
and undistorted. as our greatest glory.
To the youth of the country they say,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
NATIVE SHOT TO DEATH
FOLLOWING FIGHT
AT OLD TOWN
TWenty-tWO-Yedr- Old Boy Is
Killed and Jack DOndhue Is
Held for the Murder.
CORONER'S INQUEST
FIXES THE BLAME

As the result Of a brawl between
midnight and l o'clock this morning.
at the Badarscco summer garden near
the northwest city limits, conducted
by Charles Webb, JusJiano Chaves, %
years old, a native of Old Albuquerque
and an employe Of a lumber company,
was shot and killed
The affair is shrouded in mystery,
although John Donahue, a butcher, is
under arrest. A coroner's Jury held
today, returned a verdict that Chaves
died from gun shot wound and that
Donahue held the gun. Donahue pos
lively denies that he did the shooting.
The bullet, which killed Chaves, en-
tered the left breast and came out on
the opposite side, penetrating the
heart cavity. The pistol had not been
found this afternoon. 1t is believed
that 1t was of large caliber
Judging from the testimony of wit
nesses before the coroner's jury to-
day the brawl in which Chaves was
killed and another we'll known Albu-
querque man severely injured, was the
result of bar room now, which be-
gan In the garden and which started
over a mere trlfie.
Martin Garcia OF Old Albuquerque
said he was with Chayes at the time
Of the shooting, when summoned as a
witness before the coroner's jury. He
said that he. Chaves and AmbrosiO
Perea had gone to the home Of a de-
ceased friend as mourners, at 6
o'clock in the evening and later re-
paired to the Summer garden, stop
ping en- route in at least one other
saloon for drinks
At the summer garden. he said.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17

Chicago. June 17.-Whcn senator
Lodge. permanent chairman. i'm his
speech sad that the president was the
best abused yet the most popular man
In the United States today, the most
enthusiastic demonstration thus far
seen i'm the convention occurred. The
delegates jumped 10 their feet and
from every corner of the vast hall tu-
muItuous cheering resOunded. In vain
Senator Lodge raped for order and
finally resumed his speech, but his
words were lost and the whole hall
resoundcd with a monouonous repeti-
ton of the phrase -Four Years More"
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17

Cecil Lyon of Texas, from the plat
FORM. encouraged the delegates to
continue the demonstration. Someone
threw Teddy Bear into the press
gallery and the scene became wild
with enthusiasm, the bear being pass
ed about from delegate to delegate
throughout the hall. The full force of
the demonstration lasted As minutes
and was only stopped when Lodge
said that anyone who attempted to
use the presidents name as a candi-
date was no friend of the president.
The cheering broke out again but the
serious statement brought quiet TO the
hall.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
SECOND DAY OF REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
IS MORE ENTHUSIASTIC OVER BUSINESS

Committee on Credentials Submits Report Seating All Taft
Delegates Approving Decisions of National Committee
Committee on Rules and Order of Business Votes AGAINST
Decreasing Representation From Southern States and
Territories Marching Clubs Entertain Delegates and
Spec aors While Waiting for Reports of Committees
Prospects Indicate Work viii be Finished in Less Time
Than Expected.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
BAILEY Is IMPROVING.

New York, June l7.-Senator Jo-
seph w. Bailey of Texas. who Is re-
covering from a serious operation on
his throat, was reported by his physi-
clans today as continuing TO improve
1t is thought he will be able TO leave
his bed in few days.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
REPRESENTATIVE WILEY
RAPIDLY GROWS WORSE

Hot Springs, Va, June 1.-THE
following bulletin regarding Repre-
sentative Wiley of Alabama. who is
critically i'll at a hotel here, was is
sued today by his physicians:
Congressman Wiley is again grow
ing worse in spite of powerful stimu-
lants administered."
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
BRYAN GETS TENNESSEE.

Nashville, June 1.-THE state
Democratic convention met here to-
day to select delegates 10 the Denver
convention. Bryan sentiment Is
strong and II Is almost certain the
delegates will be instructed for him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
DIVIDENDS NOT PAID.

New York, June 17.-Directors Of
the Lake Erie & Western today omit
ted the seml-annual dividend on pre-
ferred stock. The last semi-annual
dividend was per cent. Directors
OF the Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago
& ST Louis railroad today omitted
the semi-annual dividend on common
stock. 4 year ago 2 per cent was de-
clared and six months ago l per cent.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
BANK WILL NOT REOPEN.

P1ttsburs, June 17.-According to
statement made today the Allegheny
National Bank, which failed recently
for about $4,000 600 will not be re-
opened. but the assets viii about on
set liabilities and there will be no
assessment Of the stockholders.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
ALL CONTESTED DELEGATIONS ARE SEATED FOR SECRETARY TAFT
CONVENTION DELEGATES CHEER
AND DEMAND -FOUR YEARS MORE

Mention OF ROOSeVelt'S Name Starts
Demonstration in Coliseum Which
Continues FOrty-FiVe Minutes and Is
Suppressed Only When Chairman
Lodge Makes Statement That No
Friend of Roosevelt Would Demand
Another Term for Him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Denver. Colo, June is. Tonight gen.
orally fair warmer southeast portion. lhurs-
day fair.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-17
TRAIN ARRIVALS

No. 1-74S n. m.
No As so p. m
No. 10. S. p. m.
No. So. 90 p. m.
No. Gil As p. m.
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CONTINUED on Page Four.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

do al ConSejo & la CGmara. Adsl6ntsga
sl CueEpo lFgiBladOF pusrtorFiquef9 on.
vie al ConBejo 0l anRiR dc lib6Ftad = de
juBticiG GquO nuaBtro pueblo domino,
convertible On pToysctoE de icy.
Y entire egoH prOyectos, trabsje la Cana.
n cusnto sea posible, para que ella misma
no solo hSga leysB, Bin6 tambisn RPgIaman'
too; FarO q TegIaMaeat0s no ssRniconVeFtidos
en- leyeB , FoCtif oadoG PRtifcRdos y deB'
COnocidos GnmendadoB & voluutad = CO.
pEicho de una RdmiDiHtFaci6n que no en-
pueEtorriqustl'; para que tOdaB lac loyes
econ6miGAB sean B0nletidsa 0d referendum,
81 pueblo pueEtoTriquefi.
TodO aqusllo q. 90 EtfaTa & Ia tausOi6n
do LaB pRopiodRdeg, al mGCanismO! tFibutRFio
lS Cuantfs de los tRibutop; todo aqu0lI0,
ca BumR, que aBUnto8 GCon6miCoB 90 70.
hsFa' sntsndemo8 j 1lto que SEA pFOpuestO
p0E ls sIegislatuHs, pOE0 SometidO ID
9pEobRCi6n nsgativa diroCtR dol pueblo
dc Puerto Rico. -"
PoR 10 ta0to, ants DioB y nusstPa CON-
CianCia pFofundame te-ConvsnOid0g de que
sl bion do nueBtFo pals asf 10 neCel 60, pro-
ponemoH la quinta Legislature que NO
taFds hR de empszGr Huu tEabaiog5 qus
PEoPOngs, satudis, vats = pTomulgue, 0na
icy "FaFH pr0VssT que tOdGS Ieyss s11Ngien'
4Gs de teyss Q. 90 referam & taSasS6o de pPo.
pisdade0. impoSiei6n de trSbutOs ooBro 5o
los nsisMOs sea gOmetida Had ysfeysnd,,sn''
al pueblo de Puerto Rico nor medic de
GsGmbEeGs locales, Ia satnSa do cssWos Votos
pOT Ia afrpaGtSUa 6 "a NsqatSva, eepFesaYf
e''at sea ID VOsNntad De dSohO PWsblo''.
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5000 BLANCOS FU-
man OpiO en- NuGVa
York. "
C0stumbts china imitada en- Ia gran
Ciudad.

81 doctor Hamilton Urighk uuo do Loo
comiBionadol ameFiCanoG pRspaFRdo para
If { 10 China, para agiltir aI pR6ximo
meeting dc lG C0miGi6n International gus
Va & hRCOr una investigation aCOFca del
tE6fCo de 6pio, ha oBtado invostigGndo en-
VaEias CiudsdsI on los EatadO1 Unidos y
Obtenid0 information dc fuonts1 oficiRloE
acogCa dc Ii impOEtAncia , uBO dolaB dEo.
gas ca Rqusl p8fI.
Las impoTtaCionss de opio Grade doAda
81 enc l 903 hasts sl 1907, f0eEon de
1000, 600 de ibROs mis- que duEsnto loB
CincO antsEiOroB amos. 81 75% dc los i'm,
poFt0g fu0F0n manufaCtuRad0B On m0HfnR
y Ol so & 90% fu6 usado lsgftimampntV.
81 montsnts de 10 deBtinado G fumar
impoEtAdo en- 81 fl' l 1878 fu6 do $4,000
ibFas y On 1907 dc $4,000 ibFap; sin
embargo, hAbiR ya una pOblaCi6n mas
gFRnds de China que ca 1878 y habfR
mas PeStriCCionOs impusStaB contra nu i'm.
p0FtaCi6n.
ri doctor Wright dice que hsy svidsnts
dss0O entire los mRnufaCtuFsroB de las dFo.
gas do obsdeCsE 10 ley, y que muChoB de
los mismoH chimes eatkn AnsioaoB dc que
guB compatEiotRs dsjen de usaElR.
Una tsEoeEa paFts do loa chinoB FaRid0
en- 10 ciudSd de NuOvR York; pec0 mGs 6
msnoA 800 fUman 6pfO 0n gran CantidOd,
y gran nfmeEo del R0sto 10 fumGn O. me-.
nor grad0.
De otFO lado, BsR6n las eprUSbaG obteni-
daS pOF Ol doctor Wright. hay 500 psrSo-
mas blRncaB On Nav York fGmRdoFes do
6piO.
La cOmiHi6n 80 Eeunir6 On Shanghai, 81
10. de EnaF0 pR6Xim0.
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MUJERES paid S
NeCesitan de este sflGaz MsdICa-
msnto para EnriqusCsr Ia SaBgrs.
Lea Vd. que 10 que Dice Do los PiIdNraS ROsltas
Dol Or. WILLIAMS uul cORaeIal S H9fa Do
M0BtONsy.

La debilid0d que oRGi ConStsntsment0
aquejG muChss mujsrea, peTtiCulREmGnt0
entire lar sdadeB dc quinOs J treintR amos,
B9 dGbO BaIv0 pOCaB exCepCi0nGg, pObFeNR
de BangTs. EsoB pEinCipi0g de AnOmiR
quitsn sl humoT y gustO paEa les Rt1RCti
Vos della vida, , minan Ia salad con conBt |.
CuenCiaB peEmRnenteV, ain que Be do un0
cusuta Dc e'l". PFeCiBan los PfIdoraH r I.
gadRB del DR.. Williams, mOdiCRmsnto dig.
no de toda ConfGn8R poPqus de 81 Bs escIi.
ban GREtaR como sEts. qua FSmits ID Sra.
TomagR Gonzales de DAvilG, cRlle is de
Mayo. CiuaRd do Monterrey, Mexico:
"POF 10 pFsBento CsTtifc0 81 DR.. Wi.
lliama Medicine Co., que h&ll6nd0mO ago.
biads por Ausmia, GufrfS hoFliblomsnts
do 0batimisnto general % TODD mi lsT, des'
van0Cimi0ntoB, inlOmnio, faltR do apetito,
OtC. C0mpEsndisndo que de dfR en- dfR mi
NAL 90 ibs agFavRDdO, C0nBult6 con YarioB
fSCultativ0g, Cuyog m0dicamento8 no IogFR-
ron EeHtablecsF mi sGcavR salud, y mi pRli.
DEE ibs aumentRnd0. Un dis, gTsciaS
10 PEOvidGnCin, me FegalaTOn una public8
Ci6n r-fsFsnte Iag PfldOFag Ro8RdaH del
Dr.. Williams = ontsF6ndOme de 0SoB ana
IogoB al mioD pArsCi6ma que en- diChOs pfi'
d0PaB debeFfR de enc0ntFaF giquierR a.iVio
& mi dGbiIidad CompE6 puss IN f.agqui
20 81 tsFmin8rlo me Bsntfa un POGO m6s
RnimadR. Me procure mas , sgguf lsB ing'
bFuCCioneg que vienen CON l0a fgaucog, e.
ta fue 81 Famsdio salvador para mi, ppos
g8n6 HGpidamSnta sn fGeFERg, y obtuv0
una CuRaCf6n radical, GWmentGmdO dSeciSeSg
kiIo0 do peso. ConvsnCida do ID efcRCis
dc OEtag pildOFas. IaB he ugado en- casa pa
r. mis- fauniliaEs8, = les 70 OmisndO liem'
pre- que teDgo OCCASION. No pusdo paIaEms
Hin sxpEaIaE mi gratitud, = ann autOEizl u
10 publication de egtG caTtR on bion a. mis-
BomajantaV." CEsCPito y frmn Csrtifcados
P0E q Lie. lOFiBpiniano MadEigal, NotaRio
PdblicO, sn MontoEToY. II
81 apGSCi8 va On salad, NO aCspts { min
g6n pFseiO, HuBtitutos & las Pfld0Eau Ro-'
das del DIR. WILLIAMS. CaHi todGs
laB bOticnU yondGn lRs leiftimRg.
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bsraIeB, leyss que uAti.f.gan Las Supiracio'
mes dc nuGOtToa C0mpGtriotAB. DeismOD al
Con1ejo sl tVAbHio de dsEFotRr los pEop6li
toB puertorriqutfioE. MientFRu mas d0EFo'
to mas vioIents l0 opinion pdbIica y
mas spYiqus Ol torcsdor egoiuta de Ia Icy
Forskar HobTe 81 cueFp0 pueEtoTTiqutfl9,
mss vivAB, mes GX pKaBivAS y mas GlarRB %
IefejOEan las im6gsnsS On eI e9peiO y con
mas eloCusnCia hab barSn eBA8 im6gsn08
la espectAci6n tinoamOEiCana, la Cual
los mismoG hambreB que viSIentAn lR vo'
Iuntad pueEtorriquela, estGn c0nvidand0
& una hsgsmonfR que Onte8 debier0 pro-
batOO en- 10 pE6CtiCA, que en- los diHcuESoE
y en- Ia tsoTf0.
''La CoErsgpondenCia" sfFms que no
debs pediEGO los puOEtoEriqusfl98 eI vii
Biloncio. LaI ColeCtivi iadeg poIfticaB no
est6n, no dsbOn aEt0F en- Puerto Rico paVR
ccultar Ol dsgpojo del dsFecho pGbliCo 8 pa
70 CncubTiE d dOzConocimi0 ito de dsFsChoB
inmansntsu 81 pueblo, TisnOn loH puerto
EFiqut II 10 dsrsCho indiBcutible p0gGT Ol
tribute que cream Convenients. 81 gs IOB
impone On contra do % voluutRd, Ol pag0
de oTganiBmoB Bup6I huoB y do luioB0B en-
plsSdos, } Ai % lea impOns Cuantfa tEibu'
tarin poF encimS, no - de BuU fuerzag,
nino de 60 voluntAd, ellOB debGn hhcer
conltar 10 pEOtsata en6'giCR para que TODD
sl mOndo BapG que aa la fueTEE no % v0'
Iunta6, qui0n lcB obIiga.
ApodsFRdo general de nueHtEo pueblo
co era C6mara de dsIegados. No sBpOFe
ella que pEoyectOu de Icy eonvancionalos y
vsntiioOoR Las ofcinag pdbliCAB ant08
que 81 pals, saRn enviadoa montonos der
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tions
constants sxiBtsncia do Ios SiguisntN fns'
tEumontOS: FlHutinOI, FlGutag, TsTCOBolRg,
Oboog, RSquintOI, ClHTinotsI, FagOtes,
ViolinsI, ViolonColloS, OOntERbsiOE, Man.
dolfnag, BDnduFTiAs, GuitaEFR8, OoTnGtinag.
Onovsne1, TEOmbonoI, BaFftono1, BombaT,
dinOI, HsliOonoI. (bajOG) TriGnguIols Pla'
tillos, RedoblAntos , BomboI. M6todoa
dc solfsO , para tOda elaB0 Dc inItEumOn'
to-. Accessories y m6EiOa a general.
San Juan, p. B. ApaEildo n6m. 218.-
Oalln da AlInn 81 Y Sol n6n. IL
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Los lunOs Del GtOnsO q eonsursu IltOrarIs.

En- la veladR qu8 habE6 dc sfoCtUGFIs ca
81 AtensO, PasSdo mAfiRna lanes, 70 CONT
nuHFG la IoCtuFa do laI COmpoliCiou0B pre-
miadaB ca 81 EsCient0 conCuEHo litsERPio.
BHtO Gct0 SeF6 Omenisado PoF 81 oCtsto
que diEigO 81 jovsn AVguinHoni, Ol Gual
eiOOutaE6 laB mejoEsB pissRa dc 81 extenHo
rspSEtOFi0.
PFobAblsmonts 60 aumentaEG q pF0gRR'
ma con parties do Canto , piano.
So invita- para esta fiesta les goCitB to-
dor dol Rafarido CantFQ.
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Trinidad, Agosto 15.-sa ha declaFsdo
ofcialmene libTe de paHts >bub6niCs & 0Sta
isle. El gobisRno hR publicRdo I'm boletfn
Official de la ganidad Gn que 90 CompTuebI
que, desds sl dis veints y oCha do Julio
hsHtA ls presents fschR no Rs hS FegiUtFadO
un solo case de plsgG, no hRbisndO adGmal
nj an R0Io CaBo On obgoPvaci6D. Por cate
cRusa 20 declarRn sbieEtoB Rl trGfico IOE
pu0EtoB de ls iBlR. No 90 cree que lR Cpl
demia pueda RepR0duCiRBa.
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Fiestas en- PaIo.SecO.

Manaua Bs llsvar6n & efsCto fsntaS po
pulaEsB On Palo.Bsco y entire elias fguFR
una regatta. El gObeFnadOT PoUt y % &C.
CEstAFio particular senior Noble ss pEopo-
men COnCuFEiF 6 elias paBRnd0 aIIf la taEdO.
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L1NEA EFERRA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario.-sa salidas de Bayam6u y Oapi-
tal Bimultaneament0.
Dfas IabOrables. Mafiana 6, O5, $40
45 11.OO. Tarde IL. is, 1.45, S.I5, ABS, 5.45.
Diss fegtivos.-Manana 6,7.G5, $50 9.45
III. Tarde 1915 I.SOD 2 50, $50, 80 B,
o y $50.
BiIIetes baFatOs para dias festivOs. De
CataEO Bsyan6n, ida y vuelta "a. ella 30
25e "a. ClRse 18e. De Bayam6n Oatano y
vuelta Ia. clase I5e, "a. clase zoe.
BiIetes ordinario de Capital Cata1O On
L., cIRse centaYOs.
Bayam6n 18 de septiOmbrO de 1905
RAMON VaIdoG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
CABLES De HOY.
MDdus ViVanal lsn1latO eBtTe IN.
glatslfs ! los Estai0s Unid0s.
PfObabls cunflsglaei6l antrs gIandss
TeplbIicas suT.amalicanas.
& consul blitaalsQ en- FuGhan Pi-
diendO IN bulus dB guerra para
C0mbatiF a los lBbaIdes.
0fiCiaImente Sc d8ClaIa Iible de pes.
te Ia isIa de Trinidad.

LQndFGg, AgoGb0 15.-Ha aido Kenova.
do q nsOdus Vivsa5i entire IUglatoEFa , los
Estadog Unido1 RlspoCso ~ las pe1oRdeFfaB
dg T0FEsneva. DGsde haCs largo tiomp0
vienan ambaB naCionsa q Dominic del
Car ada tFabaiando Ga d nontido de tsEmi.
mar t0da digp0ta lObRG las citadag poICRde.
Fiag 81 embaiadoR bfitauiCO on WslhiDg'
ton, Bryce, ha tFabsjado CON netable ahin.
90 On asta question. 81 Rbog6 EsSuoltam0ntO
por la renovation del mOdus viUs'ldi que
AhOra 90 sdoptR p0E IOn Eepstido1 podeTeI.
LondFsg, AgoRte I5r@=giFCulan ca eIts
capital RumOPGs q. saaBsguEa han de tenGF
confirmation en- bEeve. Sc dies que 81
Brazil intsnta c0ngtFuiE vaRi0s buquGg do
gusTFa en- viIta de que g. inevitable 81
COZ hiCt0 CON ia Argentina que ls Va aC9R'
cando r6pidamonts, dadRg laB ayTiag Fela'
clones entire los gabinstsy dc Buon0s Aires
y Rio JRneiTo. Sc afiRmR q. 0gta conf 'gTa'
Ci6n Gnv0lVORG las FOpdbliCaG Oriental del
Uruguay otFaa, OSpscislm0nts Ol Para
guRy. ReinR gran eBpOCtRei6n On Loo pafOsS
6uE'RmeEiCanOa, p0H u impoRtAnOiR , tFas'
CsndanOiR que t0ndRfa una guerra 0ntE0
egaH dos gEGnde1 TOp6blicaB latinaS, Hay
tambi0n excitaCi6n On d UFuguGY y sl
Paraguay On dondo Ba pEOpaRRn 6 FOchasaE
tod8 Rm0uazR que pueds TsdundaH en- deg
msmbFRCi6n de auB ro1psCtiYoB tsERitoEriOB
9-
San SobaBtifn, AgoGto 15.-La reins
ViCtoEia--qae vsFansRbR en- eBta Ciudad,
1Ali6 aver para Iuglategrs. So afEma que
pRsRF6 una bEsv8 tsmpoEada ca Ia OOEt0
bFitfniCR. El Eoy AIfonGo acompaf6 "a
real eBpoga haata la CiudRd de BuRdsoG.
deSd0 dondo 0llR ContinuAr6 vinjO en yacht
El objsto do ests visje do Il EsinR Gs solo
sl de FOuDiFBs pOr UnaR 8emanaG con 10
iluEtF0 fsmilis de ls Gran BretAiia.
FuchRn, Agoato 15.-El consul bFitGni'
CO en- osts Ciudsd hA diFigido nm Cabl0gEG-
ma 90 gobisFno pidiOndo 10 inmediGta
Galida de Rn bAEOo de guerra que proteja
la vida inteFeIss de log B6bditoG bEitGni'
COS en- KusDgDf. I'm Gsta parts del imp0'
rio chino, Loo rebolde1 han comstidO t0da
ClaEa do sxOeBOB y 60 aCtitud @ RmsnazSn'
to contra IOs 0xtFanisFoa. La GituaCi6n
de 64tos, case de no F6CibiF pEOnto auxiIiO,
Bsrfs tan GompFomstida que tAl vea no
PudisFan esespAr los HCtol de aaIvajismO
de los F0bOldeR. Be el6s que 81 gObisrno
iBg!6B OTdonRF6 que BRIgsn unO m6g bar.
Coz dc guerra de los que sat6n de 0ltaci'n
en- Hong Kong
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

V6AnsO los 0!egantsI bNtOnSI gsnOVsBsl
con smpufiaduFR de pl.t', IN Gurtid0 ca
pBFSguag gsnoveBeI, GB lR meioT Bsda del
mundC 4gGS do quiuR de MinOni. para
svitar In Csids dL pslO. Sc vondsn
an FL POPULAR do AmkHicO sslaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15

UN JOVEN CON conoCimionto1 uaoE-
oantlleB y do amboR idiomRg dG1sl cOlOCeri
g. 1nmejoFablea FsfsrenciaR PaFa inc
toEme8 diEigiEHa { "La COEEspondalcia. "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-15
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