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Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Marrled rmentv.fiva 49,.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah n. Eaton Of No
$40 Franklin street will celebrate their
twenty-iifth wedding anniversary on
Saturday April T. They will holo a
reception at their home on that date
from TO 1890 o'clock p m Mr. Eaton
Is prominently known IN business cir
cles having been engaged in the plumb
ing and steamhtting business at a.
shipley street for many years.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
A Greek.

He never heard OF rarebitB;
He never tasted pie;
He never ate dill pickles
or smelled OF extra dry;'
He Stunned the airy mazes
And the waltz's dizzy whiri;
He never wore a collar
When he went TO see his girl.
Perhaps you think our hero
Was a dead one. so TO speak.
But you're very much mistaken
He was just an ancient Greek.
Cornell Widow
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
A p.,nstskino po.4

Mr. Fudge is poet who tries with his
might
To make every rhyme in his verses just
right.
He talks about shakespeare's egregious
mistakes
And Millions gross errors ana Byron's
bad breaks.
Says he: 'rn write nothing and lay it
aside
Until It's correctl Just last evening I
tried
A full hundred times for rhyme word
for month.
And finally got it the hundred and onoth."
Nixon Waterman In Pittsburg Post.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Not For Him.

'Dubley wants a comedy part" said
the first member Of the amateur theat-
rlcal club. "He thinks he'd be a sue
cess as a comedian"
''Nonsensew exclaimed the other.
''Why. everybody would laugh at him"
-Pittsburg Post.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Theory Upset.

"De squalle has disproved one pet
theory anyway"
what one and howT
1T is commonly believed that lem
ons are good for the voice, and his
doesn't improve In the least in spite Of
the fact that the critics hand him a
lemon everywhere he goes."-Leslie's
WaaLlv
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
The New Maid.

'sWell, what's the matter, Jane9"
''Sure, ma'am, you told me one OF
them faucets was for cold water an
one for hot, but I've clean forgotten
which was which."-Cleveland Plain
Denler
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
MIDDLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETowN, March 2s-Mr ane
Mrs. c. n. Dickerson. Of Camden ~
T. visited her parents here this weeN
Mrs II. C. Moore has returned nome
after a short visit with wilmington
relatives. .,.
Mrs. L. r. Cullen Is spending week
with her son in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rothweh' OF
Camden. n. j.. are spending rev
DAYS with relatives here.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
What counta Most.

''Then you don't believe in the say
ing, Handsome is as handsome
doesT"
mo; It isn't so much what Hand
some does as the way he advertises
it."-Catholic Standard and Times.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Boy RItten by a poa.

William Benson, the eleven-year-
old son Of Patrolman Benson, was Bit
ten by a large Newfoundland dog IN
the Braadywine Park, on Saturday, anc
as a result is nov under the care Of q
physician. The lad was bitten on the
thigh ard was severely lacerated.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
sumelsnt Cause.

Arnold-What makes that watch Of
Taylor's stop so often?
Ashley-Have you never seen the pic
ture he has in the case2-Bohemlan.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
BanaI

made a good impression.
Oh. yes, 1 made a hit.
There wasn't any question
or chance to question Il.
Yet don't congratulate me
And do not say. "ffow niceF'
The hit and the Impression
Were both made on the ice.
Kansas City Times.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
INTERCHANGEABLE.

And still with competition rash
Men play the same old game
The struggle 10 get fame with cash
Or 70 get cash with fame.
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Unhandy Way Of Livina

The armless wonder In the dime
museum was complaining Of his hard
lot
Il lead such a mere foot TO mouth
existence" he said.-Pick-M Me-Up.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
rhn vnnltv of Womnn.

Dismal Dave-Wonder why tits dat
wimmen is most alters better lookin'
dan us men isl
Lazy Luke-Dat's a easy one. A wo-
man washes her face most every day
list fer de looks NV it.-ChicagO News.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Another Martyr.

Mickey-so he made a sacrifice to
serve de public?
Patsy-Yep; took a job as messenger
at $3.50 a week when he could make
twice as much shootin' craps.-Puek.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE

The farm Of Thomas NJ Walker, de-
ceased, late Of MIL Creek hundred New
Castle county, Delaware, consisting Of
about 100 acres Of land with large frame
and stone dwelling house, frame barn.
wagon house and new silo thereon; situ-
ated in Mill Creek hundred, a of mile
south of Eden station, on the Landenburg
branch of the B. and o. Railroad, will be
offered at public sale on the premises,
p. m.
Also at same time and place personal
property of said Thomas NJ Walker con-
sisting of stock farming implements and
household and kitchen furniture.
JOHN NJ WALKER,
m23- 3-25-2S-3i-a2 Administrator.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
10 parnntaI p.aalmlst.

''Papa, what does Hon. before a
mans name meanw
1T doesn't mean anything now
adays, my son."-Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Worse.

That tho bird who could sing and would
not sing a bit
Was churlish there Is no denying,
But not near 80 bad, you will surely ad-
NIT,
As the bird who could not and kept try
ing.
Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
This March.

II you would like a march 10 steal
on anybody. listen
Nobody very wroth would feel
IL you'd steal this'n.
kansas City Times.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
CHANDLER q q5afstHnsF ESSaI%sE

No. PA W. Ninth street
Careful attention day or night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses, Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointments first-class Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Moral suasion.

Blinks-Moral suasion is a great
thing
Winks-Provided OF course you've
got lots Of physical force to back it
uptown Topics
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Ain't sayin' Word.

Dad an me went nuttin'. sect
An dad climbed a great big tree.
Dad gave a yell. slipped an fell.
But what he said ! dassn't tell.
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
The Sole Proviso.

The Worshiper-Doesn't the talk at
a musicale annoy you dreadfuny?
The Great Person-Not II they talk
about me.-Puck.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23

In the vicinity Of Lonoke. Ark, about
5000 acres Of prairie land were planted
TO rice and the yield was about 4,Ooo,Ooo
bushels of FaOs, valued az $4,000.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Meaaured LOVE-.

Lola-And do you really love me bet
ter than nfe2
Jack-Better than a single life, yes.
Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23

Anal. Copper. 575S lKo. &Tex S31z
Am. Smelt Co. 7o4 Nat. Lead Co. 81
Amer. Sugar. .I76A IN. Y. Central oSH
Atchson ......... "a Ont. & West. .32H
4 Atchison, pfd SIS Norfolk s West62
Brooklyn Tran. 46H Nor Pacific ..I27H
B. & o.. ....SI = Pacific Mail 3IH
Can. Southern Pennsylvania III
Chi. Gr West 4Hlpeople's Gas ...SSx
Ches & Ohio. 3oH Reading Io44
Chi & Alton II Read. Ist pfd
Chi & N. w.. Read I'D pfd...
C.M. & St P. It6H ID. & H. ........I55
Rock Island ...I4MlD., l.. & w.
Rock kIsland pfd25 y southern Pac. TAX
Erie .............I5H South. R. Com I7A
Erie. Ist pfd ...3oM Texas Pacifc...I7
Or North. pfd. I23 Tenn. c, 81 Co 90
Illinois Cen. .. Un. Pac Com / IS Y
Louisville ...... e6HlU. S St. Com. 81
Int. Met. com q. S St Pref. eSA
Int. Me-. pfd Wabash Com. oI
Man. Con. ....I75 Wabash Pref I6H
Missouri Pac.. % Western Union so
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
March Winds.

Blow out the shadow Of dlstrust,
The cloud that hides. the mist that
clings
Blow IN a higher faith and trust
Blow In the dawn OF better things.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulhlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL
A fails to cure. Il. w. GROVES . Sis
nature is on each box. 2oc'7
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.


w general house work in small family.
lois Jackson St. m28-8t
z OR RENT-THREE OR FOUR JN-
furnished rooms at 610 Harrison ST.
All conveniences. mast
w KTANTED-AT ONCE, A BLACK
~ smith and horse shoer, at Brandy
Wine Springs Blacksmith shop, Adam
Sass. None but good steady sober men
need apply. m2s-2t
Ohm II. WIGGLEsWoRTH, PLUME
ing. Heating and Gas Fitting. 622 Lon
bard St, d. and A. Phone. 533sD. Del
mdfNla, ZjbJ. m23-2W-eod
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Stock Markets

o'clock quotations from F. D.
Laokey & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
go Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23
Local Quotations

Wholesale quotations in the produce and
poultry market reported by Thomas N.
Stayton at / o'clock this afternoon:
Wholesale quotations in the produce and
poultry market reported by Thomas n.
-s.f.ot- trs-
Evening journal., 1908-03-23

Miss Ada Wilson has now fuily re-
covered from two weeks Illness anu
Is able TO be about
Evening journal., 1908-03-23

INVEST your time-lt Is
better than to merely SPEND
Il. A little Of Il INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
dividends for life.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23

THERE'S no guesswork
about the making of
Ivory Soap.
The formula is exact
so much of this; so
much of that; so much
of the other.
The materials must be
of a certain standard
the highest. Expert
enced chemists analyse
them and see that they are.
Ivory Soap
90 400 Per Cent. Pure.
Evening journal., 1908-03-23

BEAD THE EVENING JOURNAL
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tratO haya 1idO ryiAOO ,

FetTato haYR nid0 e. 7iRd0 =
Ci6n, BuscEitR poE 10 inteEeasda =
nonR Competente, para que 81 rstrsto puns~
BeF publicRd0 On case de neF sgraciado cad
la BupEemRCfa de bsllezs decidido anf poE
81 jurado por "La CorTeBpondenoia de
Puerto Rico"
6S.-Los TetratoB pueden tambien ser
onviados lin TeseTvs. En- csc caRo, Rl res
paldo de la fotcgEafts Ee har6 Conutar ell
nombro de la uven fotografRds, Is auto
Tizaci6n de publiCidAd 81 nombre frma
de ls persona que TemitR.
7s.-A los retPatos CualquieTR que sea
la formR dc "a enVfo dtbs, Rdem6g, aeon.
ps1aF IN pliego On que cOnHts Il edad dc
lR jovsn, % sstatura, Cen metros cent?
metToa } ~ peso, medida de CinturR, medi'
do del buEto y n6meEo que calce.
8R-CadA coacuT1Rnta pued0 OnviRr
Uno, dos tres HetrGtoD, uno de feente, uno
de peEfil On cuAlquieT otFR pogici6n que
Gea de "a ggTado. PeFo "LR CoEFespon'
dsncia" Euega encaEecidamente las con-
CurHsnteB Bus fAmiliaFeB amigos, que
ssan Femitidas tres fotcgraffaB an lAu cua'
leI BSan viGihles 81 tEonCo, Ia cinturR, loB
bRazoB Las mRn01 -Rstratog de cueFpO
enteEo puedsn tambisn enviArIe Volun'
tad de Ia6 inteFegRdRg.
9a.-La dimenHi6n de Lar fotogTaffas
quedR 81 aTbitrio de las intsresadng, peFo
'LA Correspondence" Euegs vivamsnts
que RqnellaB no sean memories de IL "a
nj msyoFeB de "a < 80 centfmetrou.
1Oa.-Un iuFGdo compuesto de Bafi orau,
pintorea, escuitoFea, cFftiCoB de aFts fst6
gEafoB EedRctoreu de psri6dicoB, exam
nara todog los TetFatuG admitidoB y elsgiTa
los tres que 10 juiciO sean dignos Dc igl
TRF como las tEeu primeTas bslltzsB puerto.
rFiquefiAl ST 81 luEado juEgsFa oonve
niGnts RumentRr 81 n1mero de la primers
election de EstratoB, tendE6 autoFidad psrs
deuigoaE una bslleza mfs, con 10 que ser an
cuatro la1 bellezas que eligisrs.
11-CuRndo 81 jurRdo haya pArh1ipA
do "LR Correspondence de Puerto Rico'
Cual BoR 50 Glecci6n, o8te diArio publicAr6
los tTes cuatro EetTatoH elegidoG y, en- sI
acto qusdaF6 alberto On laS co umnas dc
este diRTio un pIebiscito cuYR duraci6n
aaE6 preciBadR oportunsmsnte. Con la ma
yorfa de votes ebtenidoa poF ess msdio, 81
cual seFG obieto MAJ Rdelante de una espe,
cial reglamensaci6n, gsT6 desigoada cual
ssa ID muier mas bslIR dc Puolt, Rico.
12.-LoB retTatos deben Ser enviadou
{ mano poE corrsO con la direction
8gients: 'La CoEEeBpondencia de Puerto
Rico .-B.x 785 San Juan, Puerto
Rico
18.-"La COrrsBpondsnciA de Puerto
Rico 81 JuEado del certEmsn, tsndTGn
derecho & invsatigaE aOerCA de ui Las foto'
graffau correspondent en Teslidad psrGo
mas que reunan laa CondiciOnel exigidAu
en- 81 ConCurso.
14-Deade hoy, dis 90 de EnsEo d
]. 9O8 qusda alberto 81 OoncurSo , 81 plaza
para Il Famisi6n de Tetratos tsrminar6 ca
20 dc MaTzo de 1,908.
15.-Dsde eIta fsChs qusdA siberia or
este diaEio ma GsCCi6n especial con o.
81 ttuIo de sConcurso International ID
Balleza" ...... "Eo buB de h mujsT mf'
bella ds Puerto RiCo," On la cuAl % on
ts1taH6 & toda pFegunta 8 duda que con
Eslaci6n Il CeTt6men pusdan formulaEDc
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Enero 20 d
1908.
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.EL CENTENARIO De.
Ponce de Leon.
Ia opInI6n pdbIIea IS rontrsrIl.

NusatFo CoIega EI AguiLo, de Poncs, in
EeTta en- lUgaF prtfsTents de 90 ediCi6n del
ma1ts8 icon obieto dice, de q 1a tengs ma
yor diVulgaci6n entire nueatgog compatrio'
tee tod0p," 81 primer aEtfcuIo de ID aeTie
ReeOTdemOs eI pasadO. on d que nueatrO
estimRdo amigo y comps aro don Agugtin
NAvarEete llama ID atenci6n aCerCa de ID
coincidencia entire 10 fsehR On que Bs quie
re- celebEaF 81 cuaTto centensrio de IL lie
gAda de II colonizaci6n de Puerto Rico.
ID fsehl tFiats del IL de Agoato de 1887
en- que dieFon principle IoB actos de VIC
lencia de la era del terror, bajo 81 mando
del capitfn general don Romualdo Pals.
clio, COnoCida On ID histoTiR de la coIonia
con el ncmbEe de 81 cOn9po qte.
al propiu tempo nm ciudadano de Yau'
CO, intsrpFetando el gentir dc EuB Conveci
noB, pide dsBde 81 citado cOlega de Ponce,
que no Ie celebYe 81 BolicitRdo centenaEio,
teFminR 50 communication diCiendo:
"Que Poncs de Leon fac an sRpgoinaTio
de Ia CoLaf59 de IoB NeEones, egtE confrmR'
do por II hiatoEis, que 40 daSconocen lOs
que pRetenden hoy en- Puerto Rico Golem
.nizaE eIa fschR. 81 gs levantRran de anu
sepulcEoE loH infslicss indios
deatFozados poT los f lados di
ceFEillo 1"A de loB muchos 81
rtol qus trSio Consiso sl 'tEWtt
dor, de saguro qae gsqpedRTfan pequefii'
toB Io1 apols gistas do aqusl c6lsbFe tirauc." J"
Como De We, la opinion del pals comien
"a mostFRRas ffancaments ContraIia 4 esa
celebration que no aEraAtra traG d las sim
patiaB del pueblo que solo aDpiTa 81 Olvido
del paHado, para dediCar rus aAfusEsoB 10
ConquistR del polvenir.
Y euas aBpiTRcionss j1ltfsimRG no pus'
den nj deben ger contTAriadag, poF quieneD
legstimameDta TepreHentan en- ID C6maYa
puertoTriqu,ia lR voluntAd del pafg.
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CERT amen IVTERNa-
CionaI de beIIeza.
BusCandO a Ia mujeT mas bella de
Puerto Rico.

H6 aquf laH bases del ceTt6men inteEna'
CionRl de bsllCza
1a.-LAs seforitaB CuYos rstratoB Bean
enviados 81 Cert6men, han de scr puerto
FEiquefAn. HolteTaS mDyOres do CatoFCe afioH
y memories de trointa.
2a.-Qusdan excIufdal del ConcuEso lau
artiltaR laH mo clos y Les bellezRB prOfs-
OionaIeg
3A-Tisnen dsrecho asistir 81 concur.
20 todas laq nefioEitau que Feunau Las con-
dicioneI indiCAdas en- los inCiBoI anteFioEeu,
cualquiera que sea lu class social, deSds Il
mas elevsda hastR IL mas modeUta obreFR
, CsmPesina.
4'.-Ys ssan los famiIiaTe1, "a sean los
amigos de Las i6venea que cOncuEran al
ceItamen "a Bsan elias miBmag Hi 10 eGti'
man conveniente debsE6n enviaE TetrAtoH
de diehas j6venes con obieto de que Bsan
ConRideKRdaB como conCuFnantes.
5a.-LOB Tetratos pusden ssr enviRdo1
an6nimog. En- tel case debsEGn ramitirBa
aCompanRdoB de IN aobre csRTado cuyo
eSteEior COntsDga, esoEito con tintp, IN le.
ma abIoluiamente iguRl 6 OtrO, escrito 90
II Fetrato. Dem
tsa & -sa uuR
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.UNO HERTDO CON d..
nanlita en- BaYa-
mon.
B1RIlla lGNmp'hltO a0su hIlO nOnOr,. p0sGlhl
con d terrible explosive Oh Pusrlo NaGvs.

Aver & las 10 de Ia ms ii ana ocuEri6 en-
Oatsi1l uu lamentable nucagc.
81 PeaCadoE, NarciBo BonilIa, aComps'
iado de Bu hiio menor, tome ura yola ,
as diTigi6 hacia 81 Csfi, de nPue1to nue.
vo", donde Be puso psScar CON cinamita.
Uno de los cRFtuchoB que eBtabS prepaTan
do paFa tirRElo al ggQ0, le revent6 en- laB
manos, caus6ndols graves hsridaG.
Con gFandeI esfaerzos logTaron ambo1
ilfgaT hasta Oatsfio lugar On donds inter
.vinisron 81 cabo Navarro y q gusFdiR
Hernandez. de ID pOlicfa inauIar y msnda'
ron al heEido Rl hospital de BsyRm6n.
FL aBpscto que pTeBentAba 81 dsrgrRciA'
do Bonilla era hoFToEOBo, pusB la cara la
tenfa comp.etaments enssgrentsda ls
mano derschs, Caai dsRhschl. Tsmb,6n
pEsHentabR RIgunas contuHioneg On difsEen'
tes parties del cueEpo.
III estado del herido en- 81 hospital dc
Bayam61, az rslatiyAmsnts busno.
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Ell TEMPO
EN- La ISLA
(Dsy Weather Bureau.

B0lGtin 8emanaI del q mpo, de ID BEmR'
na que teEmin6 Ell 29 de FebFsro.
Por 10 regular ba Teinado an tempo
cIaFo en toda II iIla duTAnts ID samanG,
excspto 81 diR 26 % que Eein6 an item.
po parcialmente nublRdo, con ligaros Ggua'
CsEoH en- muthas eataciones.
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

En- Coetura de Cayey da 25 de Mario de
1908 de
los
mbargados por pago
as nernaA
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e SUUSlauv...S .G.8 lsra.a.sss,.SszzJI
49, - AEl.A~ ESdaa - zsRsss8

IeB modeTa lam .nte faeFteg 81 una 81, .. - :,
y %.
-ApeBar de este, ninembargo, en- eoDjun'
to 81 tismpo de la Hemana hR aidO eRtrao1
dinaTisments Reco CaluEoso On Ia islR.
Han Feinado EgaroB visntoa del s. con
una YsloCidsd maximO, en- San Juan, dc
"a miIlaB por hora, del q. el diR 20
La tempeFatuFa media en Ii iHIa, Esg6n
Lon ipf1Emea dc 2 eBtaCioneu, ha Bido 10 s 9
COS . sobFe,la de la Bsmaps pEeCodeDtp.
La m6G alta que hR sido info7mada fu6
81 e, on Ysuco, el q; la m6S bsjs. so Q
en Aibonito, 81 diA 26.
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En- San Juan Ia temperature media
diaTis en- ID Gsmana pTomedi6 100 &c bEe
ID normal.
EI pPomadjo de II reCipitaci6n en- IL
iGla fa6O51 Pug sda, que % csrca del
promsio BemaE q que ooTTssponde & la a.
TINA BsmauR de FebFeEo. La precipita
ci6n Iemsna fu6 modeEadamente faeEts en-
a divisf6a 0. En- lR division s., pPEcti.
caments no llovif, y las divisioneB N. E
los gguaceEoB fueron gsneralments ligeTop
La mayor precipitation ssmanaI fu6 Is
pulgadas en- Las MRrfap, do Guys cRntidAd
2. 26 pulgadaE oaysron el dfa %.
La Figuients tabla dsmuestFR ls vaEiA'
ci6n de temperature , lR oantidGd de pre-
cipitaCi6n On eRtacionsB deteEminadag.
Temperature, PreGIpItaGIdR
Marina FlnIma Nadia SamaRal
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tan en- favor los gsfloEes Vfal y ElzabuEu
v ca Coutra todo d Eouto dc II CfmnEa.
El BefioE Nun l8 dice que degechado o1s
puntO que sG 81 mas impoTtants del pro-
yeCto , pudiendo contsnsFas ca el Eesto de
81 aIgo titil, pFopcne Bs nombrs una ''Co'
miii6n especial para qna dantFo dc tres
dfaH inf1Eme Eeferente al proyeCto.
Le Bscunda 81 atf II MAtisnzo.
EI Rfi9r Muiloz dice dsspuel que ape1ar
de que Las 'scomiEi0neAp son n0mbFadas
embellishments dc acsptada "a deligna.
ci6n, BupIiCa Ia preaidencia deje 81 nom.
bEamiento de este halta ms ARna, para que
na Il & :xione todo 10 deteuidnm snts poniblo
EelpaCtO de 90 nombElmisnto dada d i'm
psEtnncia del a1unto Il aetitud asumi
al poE la CkmnEa EoSpaCto del ConSoio.
Al q lopoEda.
Ysass q ssgupaq plaOal
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PRoPIErARIos

Pueden respeivos expeentes
del dear
das Gguient al Cayey, PuertOa 1908
(Frmado) Mannl Ma Guzman Velez-CoeCtos
Aprobado D. Gromer Treasure
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U. s. AIDS GOOD ROADS.
Action of New York Adds to Re.
newed Efforts.


The national government. through tho
Postoifice Department. il manifesting roe
newed interest In the good roads move.
mcnt since the State Of New York au-
thorized a S:yO.OOOOOO bond issue the pro-
cecds of which are to be expended on
improving the highways Of that State.
Because Of the many rural free delivery
routes being operated by the department
1t is giving every encouragement to the
several States in the construction Of good
roads. The Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General has been actively cooperating
with the State highway officials Of New
York since July. 1905. This interest lies
In the fact that of the 14,OO miles OF
public highways IN the State Of New York
Al. 1t6 miles. or ~ per cent. are daily
Travelled by 1.103 rural carriers In the dee
livery and collection Of mail. at cost 70
the federal government OF about $1.o4S.'
WO year. The government Is now ac-
lively encouraging similar movements in
Maine. Connecticut. Massachusetts,. Rhode
Island. Vermont, New Hampshire and
New Jersey. In urging action the Post.
office Department Is holding ont the In.
ducement that since the establishment OF
rural delivery farm values have mate
rally increased and good part Of these
increased valuations may be- directly at.
tributable to the introduction Of rural de.
livery.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
BARE 100000 LAKE THEFTs.
Wholesale Robbery Of Big Cargo
Vessels Charged to Pirate Band.

Six negroes. alleged members Of a gang
Of thieves banded together to rob Vessels
laden with valuable merchandise. wers
arrested in Chicago on the river docks
and in the Black belt after desperately
resisting capture. The prisoners are
Charles Mattock. Curtis Garden, Edward
Edwards. Henry Perry. Joseph Wilson
and James Kclsaw. In the capture the
police recovered half u dozen trunks I'LL.
ed with silks. laces, valuable dry goods.
jcwclry and other loot. Down In the
holds Of vessels bringing valuable mer-
chandise to the big Chicago stores the ne
grOes are said 10 have committed rob.
berries that netted them from $1OO,OOO to
xiO.O0O In plumber. II Is charged that
the alleged thieves broke ont bales OF
goods and boxes from Paris. Berlin. Con-
stantinOple and other great marts OF
trade. After plundcring tn" packages the
goods were sccretcd In the clothing OF
the thieves and then taken and stored In
trunks until turned over for sale.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
LYNcHINa POSSE CATCHES GIRL.
Young Woman in Mans Attire Mis-
taken for Negro Murderer.

Catherine Rocks. - years old. was
returned to her parents home by the
authorities Of Lawrence county. Ia, after
most exciting experience. Miss Rocks.
while In mans attire. was chased by u
sheriff's posse In Lawrence county which
was In search Of negro no had fatally
stabbed his wife. In the darkness the
girl was mistaken for the much wanted
negro, and she narrowly escaped lynch.
ing. Her voice saved her as she was
about to be- hoisted on u rope By the
mob. Th" girl, whose family Is poor.
has Il brother sick In Chicago, and few
days since she got the idea that she might
beat her way on freight trains to Chicago
to help him had she but boys attire. Be-
ing Of large frame. she secretly tried on
the clothing OF her uncle. and. finding 1t
fitted well. she left u note in the house
and started for Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-04-04
BOYS TEST DYNAMITE; ONE DEAD
Set on Half Carload Of Giant Powder
with Fatal Result.

Boys playing near n hnlf.carlond OF
giant powder and dynamite caps near the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas stockynrds
in Shawnee. Okla. became involved In u
dispute M to whether the powder was
good or bad. They determined to test 1t
and applied n match. N explosion fol-
lowed that was heard for miles. The ear
was blown into fragments and people
passing were blown from their feet and
across the rond. Six people were serious.
~ injured. one. Robert Gray, II. negro
child, having since died.