davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
G ERICA De AGJA1I-
IIa en- Mo ca, Sc
ahorC0 unO.
los TePubliGal0s Sc G01suGIaH con
eI tlIant0 de MI. Taft. - =
ID llIlaldl s0hortla Vial tu6 duGIaTlda como
plGloniO d I0BBFa DUllgr0sa
ODE nuest1o oOrreep om8al).

SeptismbFe 12.@Ante8yeE, On 0l bR.
Erio do AcaitunR del vsCino pueblo do Mo.
CO pugo fin suB dfRg, ahoEcsndoB6 do un
pRlo de cafe, 81 iDdividuo Eugebio Soto
Rivera, de 80 amos, viudO con dos hijOs,
de Ofieio tabaquero.
Ign6EanEs los mOEiv0H por Jos que 81 sui
CidG tomaFk tan fatal KsBoIuci6n.
T. In RutopHiR fu6 Nevada & Gfscto poF sl
doctor MonagaU = sl pERCtiCGnts HafiOF
IgaRtda.
fPaz gug rsBtoRl -.
So encUsntFG ca eEta con 81 pEop6sit0
de daF elguna8 fQncione8 acP6batss, Mr..
Nelson's. duGfl0 del CiEco que lIevs "a
n0mbTe.
LA compafifa de zarzusla dc amboB
g6aeTOB, que RGtds On este teatro, tians
pTspaFRda unR eBCoiida function 6 bensticio
do lR primsFa tiplo gafioFR de Torres.
Como lGnitivo do consusl0. todavfR
peRmanecan los F0publiCRnOB exponiSndo
al p6bliO0 en- vAFiaB callea ? bacR.oall0B
del pusble, grRndeB lisnEon dondo se Ieen
ell >tEiuufO de loS TspubliCanol On loo EGtR-
dos UnidoB, : 81 candidate Taft.
-H8 BRlido para San JuRD, don An:
dFGB M0nd8z Licsaga. .RlcRide do eBta c6rc0I.
F0liz Visje y pFonto RegFRgo
-Sa 0nOusntFa enfsrmo de RIg6n cuida.
do don Francisco Vargas, del GomsFoiO do
eAtR p'Rsa.
OelebEaE9moS ID pronto stab!Ooimisnto.
-Ha CsBado en- au cargo do alcaids Dc
CGTc0l intsFino, don Ramon LabiosR, aCti
vo Cab0 de penalGB do sHiR c6rOsl de dig.
trito.
VA ha Dido traBladada al Manicomio
Ia alisusdR HsEmeIinda Vidal, por dacla.
rarlA 81 jurRdo de loOura peligEOBa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

don Fernando Bonsta, GuSndo 0l cuER
EspinOBs E8SGba an response lac plega'
FiaB 80 elsvAbAn al oiOlo, On aqu0l HiEiO co.
litaTiO 6ombrfo lIono de sauces y cipge'
Csg, dirfgsBO oI aROerdota los cOmpafisEoB
do LuiHito para 81 Rlguno queEfs daCiF
R'guaU palabrau, y hsbla 81 jovsnoito Lu'
OinuU- MAEch6n RodEfgusz por Rlgunos
minutes, hegandO & dsHoEibir con tAnto
acopio de dStOB lee viFtudsB de 90 Compa'
iarO Luis que movie todoB loG ooFason0s
de los OyentsB , Ian l6grimaB COEFisEOn On
RhundanciR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
Bufste de abOgaEO.

Nos psEticipR atsntamsntO 81 abcgado
senior Pe1rO Gonz6lez Garcia que, hGbisn.
do Cesado en- Ol dGBsmpsf1o del cargo de
gsCEAtaEiO dc lG CoEte Municipal do aBts
CiudAd, PoF EonunCis que del mismo hiCis'
"a, hS EssuaItO d0diCaFB0 al ejeFoicio de lR
pFofbsi6n, ,oatRbl lsCisndo 90 bufets de AbrgG'
do en- la cHIls de San BobAsti6n ntimaro 33
(altoBl de donde en- bFsvs quodaE6 sbio1'
10 tambi6n ~ antudio notREiRl.
"DsdiCaE6 mos dice Ol stf1r Gonz6'
lsE-tsdR mi cuidsdoHa actividGd & GUAM
toB asuutoB de uDO y otEO Eamo me fusrsn
OonfAdoE, en- los CuAlsG mi lREgs pE6cEiOs
judicial BeEa pEenda Begur1 do politivoB
6xitoB."
Busna clientele desss mos 81 intsIigsnts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

E~S@S% " A@aSsAE EsSRsSS JSNS@ASASSS N'JS S~
APEsciAble diBEinguidG BeiioTR dofiS IEA'
bsl del PczO viudR de B =
6 las tres de Ia mRdTugad6 z
MRnah, , Bu oAd6ver fu6 tra1sO hoy &
BYCsI0nstS, aC0mpa6RndO BuD IGItog !Nl
COmOntsEio dc 8quf IN ConAideERble mime.
70 do peEBonaB do todaB Las claBO8 BooiRI08
Luisito hA muSEto loB Is amos Victims
do una fisbrs, pueB Ga eDfsrmeda6 foe So
lsmonts de dies diRa. De Rquf de BARGE
lonota dond0 pRE6 echo diaG On el leChO
del dol0r foe llevado 81 diR 13 & MRnFtf
p GlIf exhal6 % 4 timO GuBpiRo On iB ma,
dFugada del gGbRd0.
No eupoBiblO doacTibir On una TsVintA
hschR 81 CoRFeE de la plumG todBg Las viF'
tude1 bond0dOB do Luiaito, chico do IN
Coraz6n muy gsnerOBO, franco On guB ma
nita7FaCionOg, de un CaTactOF simp&tic0 =
agradRbl0 y qu0Eido en- extEemO Por CuRn'
toB 10 ConoCfan.
Es general q duOlo que hay en- BARGE
loneta CON la muoEtO de LuiE , hemoB
visto infinidad do p0TBOnRa con lo1 ojoH
llencs dc lEggfmag con Is -notiCiR de GOn
tEiBts acont0oimisnt0.
QuOEiendO demOHtEar la p0n9 que 90 ha
perimentad0 CON la irrepGERbl0 PeEdidG
del amiguito queEido, 81 j6yen RAfael
MREChRn RodEfguoz da8pidi6 q dualo con
ffRHsB HonCiIlaa ConmoVsdUERB.
Va 0l Ca5avaE on 81 O9msnteEto, = on
momentou On que Do abEfA 0l pauts6u paEa
dOpOaitAEl8 junto 4 l00 RoItoB do Hp PaoEs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
Oblat08 Do BiIIIdad 7 aFtO.

Con ocsgi6n de In pFoximidad dc Las
fiSstaB de PasCUaB, sI aCE8ditado oBGAbIs.
cimient0 de la Gale de San Francisco IS,
do sUta Ciudad, LAS N0VEDADEs, ha
rscibido = ContinuaES FsCibiondo toda class
do aEticulbg de- utilidad , de fantaGfa.
EsonCisa fnaG de Las mejoRos mAEcas, ontG'
tuau, aIfombEag, specialized on Camna do
uatFimOnio, muiisCag de biaCuit = munsCsu
nara ni1oe, EopaB dc GehsEn, mueblOs para
foCador cabinets, 81 ms aCab&do n1Ttido
ca fiu de to5o 10 que q msjoF guBto puSds
utillzaF para % uBo. PaER Eggslos hsy
mgguifcoa objstog de todoB pRsCios J CIaSes-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
UNA Gotta DE Aqua
VISTA Al MICROSCOPIC

ExaEnimadas az microscopic
RIgumas gOtas de 1i9ufGlO ex-
GGakdaS de los pWHmOmes de Wm
GhshcO al sfgWiemte dfa de sW faH-
lReiEMfemtOs ham acWSaGsJ La
pResemefa de una SeFfe Gl6s RSafs
G3rOBfOs cgHya fOETma y nature
2eAa puede verse EN- Ell gPabadO
adjamtOs
(C0BUiene hGcer n0tGr 2reUiGmente Q4s
Sobre t0dOs eSt0S naicTCbiOS eierce ana
GcciOn destrWetOrG ,8conocitG Ell AJqWi-
tTGqs de GstyOt.) } .......
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

fino EscobET, GregoEio PEiOto y otros poE
CroOEI0 que 81 pRFtidO TspublioAno hRbfa
OOnBeguido otrR vsz 81 nombERmi0nto de
Mr.. Hunt y 10 OslebrabAn arrAncando
eAthORB al ComiBariO prOvoCnCioneu sl
juss que % Rmsnts del oEden, les impons
$5 do muItS y contAB iDgrsGAn en- el gar
Tito.
siguon otroD juiOiOB psrO no quisEo per
deE ul oorFoo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
ACLARACION

Con el dnico fin de que no culpen indebidamente
la Compnnia SAN JUAN LIGHT AND TRANSIT,
por negativa extender por terrenos del Con-
dado, les hace saber las peonas que han comprado
soares en- cerca de dicho sito, que ningGn tempo
han tenido los Sres. BEFN HERNGANOS nj la promesa,
nj la indication de promesa, por parte de la
pan1a SAN JUAN LIGHT AND TRANSIT, nj de las
peonas neesadas en- esa Compania, que serian
didas sus Was por los terrenos de dchos seforeS
HENRY F. HORD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
"DEHTURBO"

Este % 81 msioF SnostsGiOo local Conooi'
do. De veDts ca Iag RoEaditadss farms,
Oiaa do IoB EsiioEoB j. IA. Blanco y Co.
AlGonso @. Zsrbi y don Pedro julia.
DiFiiaus Is correspondence % agonts N.
Eigsbal. p. o. Box 44O. &n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
GABLES DE HOY.
DeSdefiaTOB en- Hamm las simpatfss
del biiO de GuiIIeEm0.
Victor Manuel IeGibi6 en- Pisa al mi
HiSiTO Dc RslGCiODeS ExtsriOFGS de
SGRVia.
Wilbur Wight tIiunfandO en- FranCia.
Ell pTami0 de las sIturas.

Hamm, Novismbrs 19.-Ayer oCuETi6
una eBC0nR On los toEFenOB do les minsU dc
carbon, que hR Bi4o eom0pt" lGimR. HG.
IlEbanHo EeunidoH t"@oB iog BrabHjadoreB,
vivRmentO impraIio1AGos con sl daBaBtFs
que OauT6 CeFCR do doaCiOntau vfCtima1 OK
trRidaa do los aubtaEF6nOOR con 0l CusFpo
hoTTiblemOnte dGstEosBdo El hijo dol Om
perOdor lego = OnuGguidA diEiji6so lou
tEabBjsdoFGg, expEo86ndolsg que t0mAIa
pREts en- ID tEiGtezG y On al dolor que on
sllo8 hNbfA OAuIadO lR cRt6ntrtf4, y que, en-
tan OolemnsI mOm0ntOB,6 81 queriS CompnrtiE
con slloG ID am0FguFG del terrible HuceIo.
La muOhsdumbrs TehuI6 ssouchsr al dia,
curse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

En- esta imprenta se Vende papel de
peri6dieo Yiejo & $2,00 los 46 kiloa
(sln q,EintGLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

VapoF americana Caracas, sale hoy de-
NusvR York, para Guts puerto.
V0por eBpafiol CataIinR, sale eI IA del
ooFrisnts do Barcelona, TsCaIRFk On Puerto
Rico. Santiago de CubR, HsbRnR, MatRn'
8aB Ponce.
VSpor supanol Condo VifrodO, sali6
de Barcelona para ents puerto sl 10 del
oOEFiOntS, hacienda Ia eBcaIa iotsrmsdia
para San Juan, Ponce Santiago dc Cuba,
HabAna , Oionfu0goB
GoIets americans Republic. sali6 de
Ntw York para eBte puerto Ol IL del CO.
EEisnto.
Golsta americana Carrie A. Lane, So.
li6 de New York para San Juan y AFRO
20 81 do NovismbTO.
Golots americana Mamie Swan. Ssli6
Dc New York psrs San Juan vfs Huma.
Gao y Vieque8 el de NovismbTe.
VBpor OmOEicAn0 Julia Luckanback
uRIi6 dc Nav ORLEANS para 0Bts Ol 10 del
c0FriGnta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
MOWMIENTO MARITIME.

EgetTGda del eGteriOT.
Vapor eBpRnol "BusnoH AiTeB' do
Espsfla.
De "a costa.
Golatau Auralis, Podrito, Luiuito , Ana
Maria.
Para Ia costa.
GnIntnn San Lnn6 Y PorIn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
ELL CONDADO.
"PAROUE RESIDENTIAL"

SoLAREs A
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs
stO extra saudab banadO pO las bSaa del Oc6anO a6ntC
que
En- construction EcueIa P6bica de 1ados
Lisa Parial delOs Residences CompadOes de
s. Carlos Conde ST.. Lush sr ChaaE
b. Martin Travieso HI
Miguel Cuetara. MiguelTa
Pedro Audrey. MarCeno Garcia FeisicoS Snbbe
P. Gambia C6rdova NarGsoI IIaur DIR Curbeo
DE Gonzalez ROdOfo Vera. L Purcell
b Hidalgo Manuel r. CalderOn. Crilo A1ercado.
Ramon Garcia II. g. Terrible
AntonoH Hernand earth
!. TegorO D1aA
H A. c. Hines F Ferrer Parker
Hmino Daz Navarro Dr. Francisco Apelanz
Pedro Serrabala L Garcia de QueVcdo Enrique Alfonso
GenerosO r. nda Cordova Manuel Iedesm
Conrado Toribo elaF Fuente II Vendg
Manuel Camunaa A. LoresC
Agusdn OteTo ROnatO Real A Mendez Cardona
A Lopez Nc Coard. Luis Munoz Morales N.
JohnM
Aleandro Pruna DR.. Francisco Agure Sergio Ramirez
Bernardni de la Huera Rosendo odonts. Vencnso
Was Ocheeco Pillar de Sanchez F.. e1esma
Antonio Oliver Silva de MOzco Pedrode Elzburu
N A. Walcot Maria Mon H.
Vicente Mendez Maria Igsiaa
Rafael D de Andmo Monra Gambia Nepomuno Flores
Pedro AcaelaC de
6erVaA Candla Cordoba NJ de Conero
m de lano RendoA Anir
Joee de Diego Vda de HoEos EulOgo Ramos OChoa
Joaquin M Torres Tomas Vazquez.
BHEN BROTHERS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

REsFRIADOS CAUsAN DOLOR
DE GAREZA Ell L,AXATIVO BROMO-QUI
~ ~ L~A-'7 NINA, ,desvia la causa. Usado
La frma de e. W. GROVE en- eada cajfta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.

BUQUEs EN- PUERTO.
Dol eGteriOT.
Bu0noB Aires descaFgand0.
COstGNeFOs
"UoEa86n de Maria" Humacao.
RAmOU = Dolores d0sCsTgando,
IsabelitR NRguabo.
CaFmoIita p0ndi4nts.
EnOaTnaCi6n YaubucoR = Luquillo
PF0gEeBo psndisntQ.
GuilleFmito Arroyo y Maun8bo.
POElR ViequsB.
BuOaEss n2s3lnei1GOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

Piss, Italia, NvbEe. 16,-El roy Victor
IlPg6 RyoE CstB CiUdad con Objet0 de re-
CibiT Rl miniGtE0 do ROIaCionOg ExteEi0FO8
do S0TViG. La GntFOviIta hR gido C0Fdia'
Ultima. El miniHtFo IoEviO tFRo ol pro-
p6Hito y onoHTgo del reg Pedro, do pxpli'
car GI monaTCR itRliauo lR vsFdRdsER Bi
tuRCi6n de Los BalkOneB = cual og Gl pre-
uent0 y que eltAdO hS llegadO, lR tiEantsz
con AuHtria. De- eBtG antFeviB6A ae eBpara
ore Italia intOEvoDgs 8 poE 10 meno1 sim
patiC0 con 10 Notitud do los otFoa poderOs:
FrRnCiP, L0glAt"g'a y Russia,
HRmm, NoviOmbEe 16.-EI hijo del
KaiIsT, llegAdo layer aquf, % 81 principe
Eit0l frederic On quien el KaiBOT tiGu0
gFGnds8 eSpOr0n2RI poF "a tBlOnto, qUs 90
RfirmR on mucho = pOr guB CondiCionoI dc
CarGCtOF q. hR hns nsdado-dicOn-de FOds'
rico 81 GFRnde. E1to 10 hR hsCho nimp6ti
co "a pueblo, pORo Rdn aSf fcOoRH6 81 in.
tOntlE atFAOFIs las GimpAtfRG do lo8 mine
roE. EgtOg, al empGzRr Ga disCuFso 81 prfn'
Cipe, pForrUmpiOEon con 81 CRnto de "LG
M0FE0ll0GR" y pidieron mejor Rdminiltra-
Ci6n poT pArte dol gobierno On las minAE.
Ls Mans NovismbEs Is Ell GeEOnku
to Wright aGCsndi6 solo con lOH mOtOEoB
dc 90 m6quinR de volAF, y poE pEimers
vsz dc cate modo, una RlturR que lG va
li6 81 pFsmio ofFscido & Ia m&quinA que
AlOHnsAFR mayor olevaci6n. Agcsndi6
CuSE0nts y nusvs pi6I BObre Ia IfnOG dc los
glOboI jAm6l F0baIGdR poF niDguno. A
lOD nOvsnta y oCho pies do altuER 30 datu
70. En- lA legundA pruSbG lego & mayor
a'tuEa. El jovOn americana fu6 fslicitA'
d1Gimo por este tFiunfo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16
(De nWeStrO oOTre9pOnsaL.)

BArcoIonets Noviembre Is. -Ests aim
pdtioo intsIigents jov0ncito, hijo do la
ApEsciAble digEinguida BefioFR d0fiB IEG'
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= Esquina San JuatO Tetuan. San Juan, P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

SoLAREs DE ToDAs DIMENsTONEs PRECIos HoDICos
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAGo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

No haCe bonfn
bque dentrO Sc vendn pu BoaT sin obligation
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-16

so extra saudabo baado por las brisas del oono allan
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Dr. BefaaI Del PagVa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
Rheumatism Caused
BY dyspepsia
So Claim Many Eminent Doctors
Upon Recent Scientific
Investigation.

Il A large school Of physicians Which
& is constantly increasing, claims that
4 the eating of too much animal foods
L creates an over supply of proteids,
which are composed Of carbon. ny
& drogen, nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur,
81 and that when such proteids are 1ln-
perfectly digested and go into the
5$blood they create vast quantities OF
nitrogen which the oxygen from the
lungs cannot neutralize and hence re-
suits, uric acid and rheumatism ana
scores of other diseases.
These proteids do not permit the as
sanitation processes 10 take place
properly and poisoning results all
through the blood.
sz II otNcver, if such proteids are per-
fectiy digested they form y most va =
liable part Of our food and are apso-
Slutely necessary to life.
q he fault then rests with the stoni-
ach ana the digestive apparatus
Hence it is claimed by these latter
I day authorities that rheumatism arises
Gin the stomach or through the stomach
/ and not in the Kidneys as some med
zeal authorities teach.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure dys.
8papsiar reduce proteids to tn ma ural
condition best taken up by the system
give strength to the blood, rest the
stomach and invigorate and renew the
gastric fluids, pancreatic juice and the
little digesters, and every druggist sells
digestive organs in general.
Forty thousand physicians use thesg
them, soc per box or send US your
name and address and weBsyf II send you.
a trial package by ma ffaa Ad dress,.
F. A.. Stuart Co., ] so Stuart BLDG
Marshall, Mich. s339s3s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
WOULD HAVE GOVERNORS
SAVE TIE CHILDREN

Chicago. Dec 12--Judge Mckenzie
Cleland, addressing a meeting at the
Washingtonian home last night, said
that instead OF the governors attend
ing a national conference for the con-,
servaton OF natural resources they
would do better to conserve the 10000
900 poverty-stricken people in the coun-
try by practical legislation
Judge Cleland declared that the con-;
ference at Washington is a waste of
time. THE governors are talking about
saving natural gas" he said, when
they might be at home doing something
practical that will save the underfed
from dying OF tuberculosis, which is
brought about by poverty and poor
sanitation. What we need more than
q conference of governors is the display
i of common horse sense to treat Of the
difficulties that exist. We should begin
right with the head of the nation. We
have a secretary OF the Interior There.
is no longer any interior. We should
have a United States department of
charities ana corrections. wlth5a sec
rotary, who will recommend remedial
legislation that will save the making
OF criminals"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
IN FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR FUR ROBBERY

New York, Dec. ia woman figured
in a $4,000 fur robbery which was
committed in the establishment of
Alderman & Gordon, Iwenty-second
street manufacturers, according to the
police. The work was done apparently
by gang in the earlM hours of Fri
day morning and as only the choicest
furs were taken it is the police theory
that Il woman expert selected the booty.
The stolen furs We're passed through.
a hole in a brick wall made with the aid
of q croWbar and pick. The hole was
too small to permit Of the entrance o.
a mans body, and it was ut first sug-.
gested that a boy accomplish was used,
but the finding of a Wonan's handker-s
chief gives color to the belief of femi-=
nine assistance, So great was the guam
stity of furs taken that wagon must
have been necessary to cart them away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
NEGRO MAKES MIDNIGHT
RAID, CAUGHT AND LYNCHED

Statewide. Ca, Dec. 12.--Bieaking
into the home Of Fisher Belote, ii negro
desperate, at midnight last night, cry
ing out that he wanted "old Belote,"
fired two shots from his pistol into the
head OF the bed where the daughter Of
Belote was lying i'll. seized her by the.
foot and dragged her from the bed,
fired three other shots and then fled
Harper 3elote, q little boy, fired at
him as he ran, but missed. Track
hunds followed the negro with
posse into II swamp. After two hours
the posse returned with the significant
statement that the negro will make no
more midnight raids on white people
Their statement stopped all further.
pursuit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
Discussed at a Lengthy Confer
ence Between President
And Judge TAFT.
PERSONNEL NOT MADE E PUBLIC
george a. Knight Of California Rec
commended for Position-Flilton
Urges Northwest's Claims.

washington, Dec. 11.-Presdent
Roosevelt and T'resident-elect William
a, TAFT had an extended conference
tonight at the. White House. Among
/. the matters discussed was the make-up
of the Taft cabinet. The conferences
began after 10 O'Clock, after n dinner
at the home of the assistant secretary
of the treasury and Mrs. Winthrop, at
ended by Mr.@and Mrs. Taft Before
the conference Mr.. Taft announced that
he would decline to give any details
whatever aside from the announcement
that he would talk over many imports
ant matters with the president. Mr.
Taft will probably have a conference.
with Mr.. Root regarding his cabinet.
During an Interview today between
Mr. Taft and Mr.. Aldrich. the result.
/. IL the monetary con,nlission's work was
gone over.
Z Mr.. Taft heretofore has gone over
these matters iii detail with tSepresel-g
tative Burton of Ohio, q member OF the:
commission, and 1t is a safe prediction
that the next administration will be
favorable to the enactment OF at least
= some OF he recommendations looking
to the reform in the currency system
Of the country.
George A Knight Of California was
recommended for a cabinet position to-5
day by Representative D. b. Mckinley
Of that state. Cardinal Gibbons and
Father Ketcham conferred, us special
representatives Of Catholic Indians, in
matters pending before the Indian
bureau
Representatives. Of the Farmers Ma
4tional congress called on Mr.. Taft to
receive assurances of his interest in
the organization. ~
Senator Fulton Of Oregon brought
forward the claims of the northwest
for preferment in the diplomatic SER
vice. Senators Iittridgc and Gamhle
OF South Dakota talked over the POI
7litical situation In their state with Mr..
Taft, but at different times. Gov.
Hoggat OF Alaska had an audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft had luncheon with
Mr.. and Mrs. TT. Gaff, formerly of
Cincinnati. In the afternoon they We're
received at the Conglessionalsgclub and
.dined with MI. and Mrs. Beelman
Kinthrop.
After the Grldiron dinner, which he,
will attend tomorrow, Mr.. Taft will
go to New York
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&leges and universities is matter about
which there may be d Inference Of opin-
#intsy There is, ~ think no difference of
#opinion#.that we should be- q. great deal
S etters off II public attention We're more
largely fixed on the intellectual prizes
and less upon the athletic ones.
he Way to make the American peo-'
Ellle more interested in scholarship than
an athletics is by proving that our prize
scholars even more thano our prize attn
\ y tes represent the type of men for.
which there5is q public$neaa. &
Can we honestly say that the prize
winners in our American universities
thavnsdone as much for the public as the
public hasa right to expect? lswish
ElieYe, however, that the proportion, IS
nearly as decisive as It ought to be-.
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PRIEST. HADLEY TALKS
TO HARVARD STUDENTS

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 1f.-President
IA. r. Hadley of Yale university adj.
dressed the Harvard students tonight at
the annual award Of academic distinc-i
TONS. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., is
among the students attaining distinc-
( ton.
In his address, Mr.. Hadiey said:
idol of the graduates of most of our
colleges was the leading debater, Now
1T is the athlete who occupies the center
Of the stage. lis
whether we should be better off If
we had less athletic interest in our. col-
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s.. TEIEPIoNE n. MONOPOLY.

New York, Dec. 12.-Whetls>r or not
the present telephone monopoly in the
city of New York is to continue un-
broken may be decided soon by Judge
Mclean in the supreme court. Action
in the matter is revived by the appli-
Telephone company for a perenptory
writ Of mandamus to compel the city
to issue permit to lay at hree-quar-
ter-inch cable through Wall street from
8 William to Hanover street. Upon the
right to lay this cable practically rests
the validity of the Independent conl-i
pany's franchise. 1t Is alleged by those
opposing the Independent corpany's
plan that the com patly was organized
to conduct a burgIur alarm. not a. tele-
phone service. a decision in the case
will be rendered shortly.
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DECEMBER 10.

156a- Battle OF DreuX. G'cnde, celebrated
commander, taken prisoner.
f1Nh-captain aud Sir William Edward
' Parry, famous arctic navigator. born
In Bath: died 1855.
1901 Baron Friedrich Melci,ipr Grimm.
noted critic and wit, died; born i72'.
1SI9s+Rayard 'raSlur, traveller and att
thor died; born SO
i1sya-gGeneral Henry Ware Lawtoib T..
$. Al, a veteran OF the Civil war
and the regular army. killed II ac-
tion ~ san Mateo, Luzon, Philip
pine Islands; born 1913.
1901 Mrs u. G.. Croly tJennie lunel.
e noted woman Journalist and found
cr- of S;orosis, died; bern lS3l
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DECEMBER, is.

1902 George y. Prentice noted Ameri-
can editor born; died 1870.
lSI'--Maria Louisa. second wife of MI
poleon Bonaparte.f and widow OF
Count; Neipperg, died. born 1881
11Sfo-4 Formal ard official abolition Of
slavery in America By proclama-
ton OF thirteenth amendment. rat
flied by 2G states.
iS1S-fiold fsli to par in Tic United
States for Tie tirst time slnGe isG2.s
IN JSG; II rcacted its highest point
on July u. being quoted at 80.
i115-G2ar Nicholas issued a manifesto
sustaining the Liberal program
announced Der. 80.