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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-03
PeIigI0s de Ia quimiea.

Un muohRCho de Is Ef9V, William Fl.
DhtfsT TeRidOnt8 On Linden Street, BEoo'
klyn, r0BOlvi6 dedicRrs8 Rl sltudio de Ia
qUfmiCR con 81 0bjsto do podsr mRnufac.
tuTaT tx plogivOB que le BiEvieF8n & 10 cela'
bFnci61 del 4 do Julio. AL efsCto en- una
do las biblioteCRB pdblioGB obtuvo los IL
bros que neCe8itaba , de hOj0RFlos cuida'
d0HRmGnt0 hig0 una mgzClR de diva4n&g "a
les, laB envAS6 en- I'm Tecept6culO de lats =
guRTd6 81 pTspaTado en- una RlaCOnR del
ComodoF do 90 case. En- momsntos en-
que lR famiIia eStsbR psntAdR & lR mesa y
lR mNdFs del quimiC0 novel BsEvfa lS CO.
mida, ID p6lvOTR hiS0 explosion. La 20.
nora FiahofaV qued6 moFtalmente h0Eida;
dos de BuI hiss, gufrieEon iguRlmsnte IRB
ConneCuenCiRs dol Gx xploaiv0; Cusnt0 objsto
habiS an Ia RlaCGnR Bs hiz0 p9daE0P; loo
CRiHtaIes de las vOntSna8 Cay0EOn hschon
. NfiiCoG , en- la pared. que HspaTs el come
dor de Ia CoCinG Bs abFi6 una inmenaa
gEistS que daEquiCi6 81 muF0. EI qufmi'
co fu6 sl iniCo que no Bufri6 dnfio psFRo'
nal alguno. M0m0ntoH dOBpu6g 90 HuEo
que m6s do una doCenG do CompafisrCn de
FiRhofsF sGtAbRn on 81 nsCrsto , que tam
bi6n guRFdAbRn CantidRdGR. La po!iefs
F0giatE6 laB CRBRaY encOntE6 mEs-de ssis
libFng. 81 accidents en- 10 ROHidoncia de
Linden Street., 90 Rtribuy0 combustion
Gxp0nEfnG9 de ID mO8ClR.
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CABLES De HOY
0ga De Tuqoa para "a pdXma eOnfsIele 10 tunt0 del
haiaiN 1ta1cd s0h8 ebaadOT aaRales 1aaOnsS de la
Gusr1s Imperial anotlatos 0Chsnta CnGO nttuOs baO Ia
Colte maIciaI


Berlin los
al aludid0
dad del pomic jUsgsdo smbOd do 10 Gran
Btans cbisn
diF de
exi
smbaiadOE
nGn iguoESbA. Il
siud6n, ggRvo
baTtado
an9ada 81 too EBo del pdo de Ion J6Vns taBOOa ora in
grupo Antiques
GuRE Imperial amoian mnaH revabB pOadsnteB
10
n
rebellion ezndfs del 6d ha faOABado Compo
gobiono Bubi0va'
Gn de M batons de efo 9audaba agR comt
Conadt0d6n
hgoha pTooanaE lQl IibaEaag
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COMMERCIAL.

De Vega Baja NOS partioipan lo1 srop.
saOoDore1 de sobrino , Co., que habi0Ddo
v0uCido eI t6rmino de duraci6n do 90 con-
tEsto social, hR Bido diBUelta, con fschR 80
de Ssptiem bre, poF sBCriturs otOTgads per
ol nOtAFio don JOD6 g. TorFeG, Ia BOOi6dad
que en- dichs plaza girRba bajo Is ral6n dc
8uOeaoEsB de Sobrin0 y o.. rs en- C.Ny
qus Ia liquidaCi6n del active y pasivo de
la miDmR queds 9 cargo dc l0 nusva nacia'
dad que 90 hA tornado, = Beg6n circular,
que tambi6n hemOD Esoibido, girar6 bnjo Ia
raz6n dc suceBors8 de Sobrino y UU., S.
CiedSd en- ComRndita y 90 dsdioRFk los
mi1moB negocioI de lR sxtiuguila, do cuyS
liquidaCi6n 90 hRCs cargo.
Son soCioG gsssoFeB a5miniAtrsdoreB,
con 81 uso de la iFmR social, don Manuel
B. PorteIs = LombR y don Eugsnio Lom
bR = S2bFino, eomanditaEios, don Manuel
OteTo , Lcmb1 = don jose Maria SobEino
= VioOnte, = apodsESdO general para que
FapFogente lR casa cu8ndo BsR nacesRTi0,
don Florentiuo POrte'a y AIvsres.
PFoBp0RidRdeg.
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Las CoBquistss del aire,
EXG0IORtGs n0RIObraS Dol
dIVIgIbIs ALTMAN ''PlrSOval."

OotubEo 21.-Esta mafisna hizn dos as
c0nsionsB 81 diFigibls militar "PsEbsvaI." :"
La pEimsFa tuvo 6xito complete. En-
aI OuE8o de ls BegundR, el diFigibls atTR'
veB6 una nube, La bais tsmpsFatuER re-
dujO 0l gAB = 0I gIObO psTdi6 F6pidamsnt0
% foFmRo A fin de oyitsF Ia cat6Btrofs
que podfa POIultaP do eBa dsfoEmaci6n, Loo
asFonaUtaB RbFieTon les vflyulRB.
En- Gl momant0 On que Ia bRPquilI8 to-
oabs terra, Ol O0pit6n Yon KVOgh &c enFs'
do On los apaFatOB de direction, Feaultando
con 0l bFase izquisTdo frRctuEadO. Su1
CompafiaFou, entire Los CuslsB 0aGRbB 0l BAN
querO WaEEchRneP, no E0CibieTon Ia mOuoF
contuBi6n. El diEigible sutf en- peEfscto
OHt' do. --~ $3.50 1t - +,
Bsrtfn, AgoUto 24.-El dirigihIs militar
"Par8svap qus paEti6 anoChe & Lar 10 do
Tfgsl, EegrGs6 sEts man. ana Al puutO de
pREtids, dsspu6B de hab0F OBtsdo HeiB horAB
on el aiFs. No han Bido divnlgades IoB
detAlleB do ls ascension. So HRbe 8olOmants
que loB ReF0nautas prRCtiCaRon maniobFRB
exRctam0Dte iguaIsB & laB de an diFigiblO
en- tismpo do guerra.
Sc ha s6rmRdo, Gin embWgo, en- 0V cur
40 de la tsrdo, que 81 dirigible lego haBta
NsudBtadt, logT8ndo al0aDzaF una vsI0Oi'
dad de 20 'millaB p0T h0FG.
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IntGepitez de una miss.
la ascension al monte Huascaran.

MisB Anna s. Peck, de Providence,
Rhode Island, que Oh una s1ONl8doER Dc
m0ntafisB AtEeyida, Iubi6 & una altuEa de
veintiCinOo mil pisB, On 0l monte HuaEos'
ran, en- 81 PeE6, Guy8 Gina GHt6 CubioEta do
nieVOB Gt0FnRg, como 0portunRmente, On %
BacCi6n ORbleg'af3D, 10 nOtici6 "Ls OorEsB'
pondsnoia."
La enOTgfa que hR moBtrAdO MisI Pc k
81 IogFRF BubiF ha8tR lR Gins do ssta mon
t'f1, hS cauBRdo gran admiration entro Ia
gsnte.
AcOmpnnaron la exOurnioniuta dou
guiNU AlpinoU.
MiUn Peck Bali6 de Nav York para in
t0ntaE nuGvamsnts IlegaE 10 Gina del
monte HuaBCREan, el que, Begdn ella cree,
90 81 pioo mGD alto que txiBtO On 81 hsmis'
fsEio occidental.
En- la primeEN intsntona qu0 hizo, 90 vic
obligsdR deliatir dc "a GmpFaEa, despueB
de hAbsF IlCgado 4 una RlturR do diez ?
niOte mil qninientoB pies, debidO & la CobRF'
die do lou gufAI.
Miss Peck hRbiendO IogEado lIegar
una RltuRR do veintiCinco mil piGI, hS lie
vAdO CAbO una smpEsHR de que ning6n
hombrO 6 mujeE puade vRnAglOriaEBs ca 81
mund0. Ell record que existfR fus hsCho
pOr Mr.. w. w. Graham, quisn lego
ana RlturG do vsintitE6B mil oChoeientou
pies, On sl HimhlHyA.
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ENTIERRO PA.VOROS0.
Como ID dasCliba Marcel Hntia.
ROdlrOn los atau1Os d foRdO % ID f9sG. y /
pisa Sc los tORt coo tlOTFa. -

Todo Ol mundo Bab9 como fo8Ron Gnte
gFadoa 81 ESy do Portugal , el principe me-
FOdaPt; psT0 p0C0l GRbsn de Ci0gt0 como
faaRon entsFEGdog lo8 Fsgieidag. Oigamog
& Marcel Hutin, teatigo pEeEonOial del Id
gubFa aucoao. .~
'EFaD, dice. Las dos de Is mBdgpgsds,
Cuand0 nm dBBtaCsmGnt0 de guRRdiRB na'
cion8IeB 90 datuy0 ante 81 adifici0 de ''moT'
guS", de aBpeCto l6gubFe ? sinisBtFo, con
muros amaEilIento1 = l0proBos. Un ooChs
Omnibus 90 sstacion6 dalants ls pu0Eta.
LG~D0Cha Const0lada era GB2l61didR.
LlegaFon dos inspectors de pOlicis
aCompN fitd0B dc agsnte8. Los OupOEabR el
adminiHtF8doF do Ia ''m0Egus". HablA'
ron POGO.
Los tres CadSveTeu, envueltO oada un0
On an li8u80, 0ChGd0n gobV0 una mGBa in
fUndian psvoF. Los ingp8CtoFeB, ac0RCSn'
dose & clos, FNCon0cisFon 60 idOnti dad.
Meti6FonBO lol OueEpoB en- ata6lGB CubiaF'
tor de piuturR n0gFa, loB CuSlsI Ge G0loCR
ron bajo unR Cubi0Tta de zipk,
La tE&giCs dGCoTAOi6n On IB que 30 cels.
bro eBts eTCOns noCtUFnRD I8 luz do lam.
pREaI BRCudidaB poF 81 vientb; ell olor n0u'
BsSbUndo y duls6n que sa!fs de otFoB CO.
d6vsFsB que en- actitpd horrible, egpeFRbRn,
IN BiIenoiO atroz, de musrts, fOEmRban un
cuadEo BiniOgtE0.
I'm fla, loH atRudeI fuaHon oolocA'
dos on eI Cochs y 6DtO echo andaE, co.
guido pOF los T0prO10ntRnt0n de la poliofa
y p0F 0l deStaGRmont0 de lRI guardian ma
niCipage8.
Largo tempo 81 cortejo fdasbgo rod6
p0r les eutgechGB CaIIejaI, entire EisusfiaB
CaBRn de ColOF0B llamativoE A'gunRB pa
trullAg enContF0dGB como poF CGBusIidad,
Do unf9n 81 dostReamento Do guardian mu-
niCipRIeB.
El Administrator del CemOntsrio rooi'
bio LOS triBtGs 'doBpojou. Para podor yer:
en- lR B0mbPG 20 enC0ndi0Ton vOlaB. Va
EioH poliCfaB bSjaron los ataudeu, = dando
tFaBpi6B, Iog deiaFon CeFCs do una fora!
ALI fuer0n RbieTtou otra vez = dsBpoiado8
de guB gudario8. Les inUpact0HaB do poll
Cia con yolaB que pagaaban por Las caUaB
de los teFFoEistRB, dGClaraT0n: ''Bon eIIoD".
Volvi6gonBo & meter Los Cuerpoa en- los
BudaFioB = en- Ion ataudOV, Eodan3o est'B
al fondo dc la fOSG, y apriGa se lea tap6
con lR TERRA.
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Ia VOtaCi6l en- Ia maiiala de hoy.
NQmerOsO pdbliCO en- los aIradsdO-
res DE- la Plaza BaltOTiOty.

A las .disz y media do la msnsna de
hoy CoutindG ls votsci6n en- San Juan On
medic del mayor Ordon, vi6nduGo reunion
unioniDtaB y ropubliOanoS On Ia mojor
AFmonia.
La animRci6n e8 infnitamento mayor
que el n6msFo de 0l0otores.
So cree que cGli todoG los slGctoEe8 vo-
ten por 10 mHflAnO; al msno8 sn 81 oaGCo
dc 10 poblNOi6n GpennB quOdan slOCtoEOl
La OlOCCi6n hA aidO muY r6pida On todR
Ia mNiiBnR.
Do8pu6S dc almueTzo BOr6n ContadoH lor
OloCtoEeB que RCudOn IaB uFnAg.
Donde 0l mae numOEoBO Ael pdblioo On
On los alEsdedoFeB della plaER dc BRldo-
ri0ty poF eGtaF OsECR do vSEiog ColsgioR.
LB poliCiA CumpIo PGtriCtam0nte % de-
bar no psrmitiendO detGnsFHO & Glen paHol
dc loa locAlSE que Ocupan lo1 Cologio1.
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A tI8V6s De lmGTica.
RtuOItiIIO BOtIcItso.

En GaatOmaIR muET6 do paludiumo
intsnuo don Enrique CAvslli, director de
"'El ItAlO.AmsFicano" do Nusva Orleans,
quiGn Rs hRbfR traBlBdHdo & 6quells re-
p6bliCR para infoFmaE diF0ctamGnta au
paEi6dico aCercR do IGB ConCIusionGB del
FeCiente OopgrGso m6diCo.
-EBOfibsn que Bolivia que Contin6a
Is exoitSCi6n polfticR para lac pE6ximaB
slecCioneg, El CongEeB0 autorig6 al coFo
mel MontsH para que eisF8a un afio mas
Ia pFsaid9nCia de 10 T9p6blics,1
En- Chile han prsoCupRdo las raoIG-
maCionsB dc AlamaniA = B6IgiCa por 10
mAIa calidad del BalitF0 GnviRdo de ID
CalstA Colos0.
La constitution psFuanP, ca virtud
dc EsCisnte TefoEma, pEOhibs que loB mismo
bros del pOdsr judicial pnadan ser OlOgidOB
Representatives. 81 CODgEsao.
-El pTeBidantG do ls CoEts BupEama
del Salvador, doctor Ent6ba an Castro, hR
nide nombrado dsfsuBOF dc Rls pals ante el
tribunal CeREF0 am0Tioan0 de CaFtsgo, poR
lOs CRFgoa que haCon Honduras , NicaEE-
guB 6 lR FepdbliOa antss nombEedR.
-El doctor Auguato D1Fand, jtfs da ID
intGntona EsV8luCi0naFiR del PeE6, dedica'
E6 81 Oapital ? gus slfusEzOB & d induHtEia
asuCaFeFa On OochabambR,
-EI miniSteTio de marina de Chils,
hs tsFminadO 81 proSupu0sto par 1909, 81
que Buma 1S mill0nea = medfo dc psaoRs
Las msyoReB paEtidRs Consignsd 20 CORES.
pond0n 6 trabsjoB de ID dGrlsnR militaE ,
adquisiCi6n de carbon. r.
"a 'tFaCiic Steam Navigation Com.
pauy" hs aOOEdsdo OonCsdGE una Tabaja de
80 pOE Cisuto on l0S pRsRias DO loo repre-.
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Hantants8 do lea nacioneB del Pacffco que
COncuTRan a 10 convention m6diCR EobEO 81
tFatRmiento do 10 tubeEculORig, que 20 cSle-
bEsF6 Ga Washington. La Esbgjs ca cus1.
ton B6l0 30 hREG On vista de los dacumon-
toS que aCEeditsn lR reproHentaei6u ofcial
do 10 persons.
FL vapor tLambsrt" dsSsmbREC6 en-
A1tOfagaatR Ochants CpionsB CON tEeI nail
EiHsI, 1iEtema M6uHaE P8EfsCcionsdo; Ci0nto
echSntA CajOuss de CattuchoB y otr0B aEmR'
-mento! COnuiguadoa d gobisEno dc BoliVi0.
En- les 6timoB measB SO han da1embsE'
oado en- 81 miRmO pusrto , CON o. mism0
de1alno, como doVCi0ntoB csjonsH do muni.
clones.
So calcu'a qua Bolivia hs intoFnado On
Los dttimoB nusvs aiisB cuaFsnta mil fulilas
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lrtOrOsa { los PrOf0soros Do RtsIsa.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiono
CenstRnto exiBtsnCia de los Siguisntss inH'
trumontoB: FlRutinog, FIauta1, TOEC0FolaB,
Ob0aS, RsquintOg, Olarinsteu, Fagotes,
Vi0lines, ViolOnCslloB, OOntFsbaios, Man
dolinas, BsnduFriRG, GuitaFERs, OOEnOtin0a
On0venss, Tromboneg, Barftonoa, BombaE,
dinoas HeliOOnas, (bsjos) TEiGngulo1, PlR'
tillog Rsdoblanbel , BOmbOs. M6b0doB
de s0lfso = para t0da Olasa do in8sFum0n'
too. Accessories y m6Eica GA general.
San Juan, p. b. ApaFtAdo n6m. 216.~
Oalla do AIlan Fl Sol nhm. Il.
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--Siga usted que V0V a habIar con eI
Supervisor.

A a8o de Ia 1 menos diGz minutog, On
IG sDquinR del OFisto-cRlls de 10 Forts.
lssa -0l doctor Joe6 OslSo BsEbo8a, d0B'
pueB de pausE ffsrte Los colRgio8 sstabIo-
cidOB entire Cuisto ? 81 Esointo OaBte, ex
clam6, misntraH ls Bsguia di!igante, ssn'
qusando, con gran fewer pAtEi6tioo eI f.
moBo VerdodeTO:
-lsjga, aigs untsd, gus 70 voY q hG-
blRF con sl 6WpsrvisOs!
al doctor 10 acomrAf.bs un americana
caste no ClaYo.
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GIRO ULAR

Ell lsfior IguGoiO 7. Pen 'garfcano, roa
pREtiCipa qae 90 hi 0ltableoido On eNta
Ciudad para dediCaES0 Ia representation
do fAbriCant0O OmOEiCanoF, CompTa vontR
de ftutoI del pAf' 6 importAci6l de aEtfcu'
LOG do loI CuRlol tsndrGn Aiamprs grando8
exiStOnGiag.
IA c0DfoFido COZ foFms iDf .Fms Ol ua.
fioE Pen 'gSricauo-pOdSr gsnsral para re-
pEslentGrls en- tOdOS los nPgocioB comorcis'
Les dc IL CaaS, Ol HtfiJF EFnCst2 F. RodFf'
gueE.
BuOuOs nOgOOiOD deEoamcu ala nusva
ffma.
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ApareGi6 0tT0 gIebO
FaItaa sole dos mas,

Berlin, Octubro Is I'm vapor dsdi'
Cado al tEGfico del carbon, hs FeCogido
81 globo diFigibIs aIem6n 'Bug'ey", On sl
Mar dol NsFtss y & $50 millas de Ia costa
do ElCociR, FsgCatando lOB individuos
que 10 tripulaban quisneB oOrE1sn gran
peligro de psgsCsr ahOg sdOS.
So hA dsOlaEado ysnCedoF ca cate tornso
81 globo BuizO 'HelVstia'.
Ah0rs faItan dos glebog.
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La oupul.nsIn Del D. saIvutor carhouuII.

On padre agradseidO.-Dagds hncs coz.
CO de yoints aiios v0ngo indicando la
EmuIai6n de Scott 0n los Cases en que ess6
ReComondsdO 90 us0s , BismpFs be qusda'
do aatiafscho del EOsultRd0 0btOnido. DGbo
gratitud G dichs prspaFGCi6D, puOB BiEo
hubierR aido poF ellis que m0 ayud6
GsIvar mi hija CamsIia, 6Sta 40 eItarfa
hoy sn A'gsGiEag CagEda con q nyudants
del ComandGBts qsDoTsl del Campo Do
Gibraltar, aI general Sr. ObTeg6n.
AhoFa miBmp tsBgo IN mi sAnAtOEiO I'M
nifO de nusvs sfiaG, & quisn pEactique re-
uocCionsg sn Ig tibis , qua muCho hs ga
nado con Ia EmuISf6". DR.. s CarpOssH.
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En- esta imprenta so vende papel de
peri6dicO viejo 4 $500 los 46 kilos
atla qWintoL.
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sE NEOEsTTA personal id6neOy de res
ponsabilidad para ell lseFviciO de mesa, en-
ell hotel Eureka en- MiTamar.. InfoEmaran
en- ell mismO bleeimiento. I5Ya
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ROSada,
! delDr. Williams

Z CUBAN EL REUMATlSMO.
3 Lo estan curando hace aflos.
Son eficaCes y le curaran & Vd.
a porque purifCan y eEriquecen la
Il SANGRE, donde estan las causas de
su NAL.
Uno de Ia multitud de curados,
q el Sr. CatarinO J. Vasquez, Gale
S 1S No. 21O, Guaymas, escribe asi:
a 'Pocos son los homEres que Sc
q hayan encOntradO tan enfermos
como yo durante el largo periodic
n de tres amos que Iev6 de sufrir de
q ReumatismO. Me dolia Ia cintura,
las piernas y la espina dorsal.
q COnstantemente sentfa una fuerte
. debilidad, que me fu6 trayendo un
cortejo de sfntOmas como p6rdida
a del apetito, NAL sabOr en- Ia boca
q de continue, ruidOs en- los Oidos,
suefio intranquilO, sobresaltos Y
a palpitaciones al c0rqz6n.
q "Habia probadO tantas for1has
dc curaci6n, que va perdf tOda es-
a peranza, perO pOr diversos consoles
q me decidf & hacer usO de las renOm-
bradas P1ldoras Rosadas del DIR.
q Williams, y con diez semanas de
Il constancia me fu1 mejorandO y asi
alentado continue hasta cuatro
6 meses, en- que he visto desaparecer
q mi enfermedad Y me halo entera-
8 mente bueno y sano."
3 Estas pildoras curan to-
3 das las Intermediates
causadas pOr sangre mala,
y como la anemia, debilidad
& general; males de los ner.
q vios, ciatica, etc.; falta de
fuerzas digestivas: ell de-
q sarrollo dificil de las ninas
q y los desarreglos propios
& de las mujeres.
8 En- las BOtfcas.
SSaS e&et9ctSaSaS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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ReurnatisnnoS

! NGullldll0lllUO
Ell Reumatfsmo en-
pieza con dolorcitos. Lo
siente Vd. en- una pierna.
8 en- un brazo, 8 en- la es-
palda. ST despues de estar
{ sentado Sc levanta Vd.
sibitamente, ell dolor casi
/ os hara gritar. Mientras
/ este Vd. en- una pieza ca
! liente, es probable que no
10 sienta. Pero entire Vd.
a un lugar humedo 8 friO,
y ell dol0r le caera encima.
Todo va bien hoy, por que
hace buen tempo. Ma
nana llueve, y ahi estan
las martirizantes dolen-
cias. Las
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JUAN BRASGHI.
Director Inferno.
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SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA P r.
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-arriles, acueductos, &, &. Pianos, pre-
Mensuras y deslindes.
de fincas. Tasaciones y peritaie. In-
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Mr.. John Henry Wooster, Tuesday
the 9th, az their residence, on Court
street
Mrs. R. B. Colbert is able to be
out again.
Miss Lena Rice, teacher at Rush
Run, spent Saturday mere with her
parents.
Creole hair at Mrs. Browns, 500
Capitol street. Adv.
Rev. w. e. Walker was elected re-
cording secretary of the new West
Virginia Conference of the A. NJ. e.
church. The first session of the con-
ference will be held at Morgantown
next fall. 3d..
J. l.. Brock, of Hampton, Va, en-
route to Dubois, Pa, was the guest
Of Miss Minnie Burk last week.
Mrs. Annastine James has return
ed to her home at Chicago, after
spending several weeks mere with
her parents.
w. II. Taylor of sentz street, is
seriously i'll.
MISS mary BurkS IS spending
few weeks visiting friends at-G6um-
bus, Ohio.
A mass meeting for men will be
held at the A. NJ. +. church, Court
street, Sunday afternoon, at three
O'Clock.
Miss Sallie and Minnie Burks
served luncheon, Friday Of last week,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Page, Bradford street, for Mrs. Guss
CHM, of Poneroy, Ohio. Covers were
laid for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mick
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. James Page, Miss
q Dunnavan, William JEFF
sraaiis Williams WfiIehet, CIaresscaa
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ATTORNEY r. l.. Norris of Wheel
ing, who is stumping the State for
the Republican party, spent Sunday
here with friends.
J. G. Campbell, Of the Census Of
fee, Washington, D. c., arrived in the
city, Saturday evening, to deliver sew
cra1 speeches in this section.
Che annual report of the st. Paul
A. M. T.. church made at the annual
conference at Wheeling showed that
$1,000 had been raised this year and
40 members had been taken into the
church.
Mrs. Julia Jackson, of North Rand
street, died last Saturday The fun
eral services were held at the house,
Monday.
Rev. W. e. Walker, pastor Of the
ST. Paul A. NJ. T.. church, has been
returned for another year. Rev. S.
p. West, former presiding elder Of
this District, has been stationed at
Clarksburg.
Mrs. Claude Lowry, OF Boomer,
was here last week visiting relatives.
The Ladies Aid of the First Bap-
list church will meet with Rev. s: r.
Bullock, Thursday. 1....... .......
Mr., and Mrs. Emmett Green have
Issued Invita- ionsyto the marriage. of
their aah e Mabel rahceS, TO
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bearing DR.. Washington, his partv
md other citizens were to PASS and
ne business houses, school houses
'no residences were decorated in the
most elegant way. The whole Negro
'ecton was alive with color and en-
,hu51asm. The children of the pub
NC schools each with flag were AS
embled IN front of the school build.
ng as Dr.. Washington went by and
sang songs for him and presented
Inn with a huge bouquet of flowers
At night, banquet was given in
nonor or the party at the home Of r
|. Risher, the well known banker,
where DR.. Washington was entertain
"a, during his stay in the city. This
banquet was personally given by Mr..
FISHER himself, and was q most sat-
isfactory one.
AT "Natchez, where the party was
IN Wednesday, October 7th, an audi
Hnce that literally filed every avail
1ble space in the Baker Grand Opera
House and overhowed into the streets
in proximity, greeted DR.. Washing
Ton when he arose to speak at g
, CLOCK at night. The audience be-
core which he stood was in many re-
SDects the most remarkable that
Natchcz has ever seen. The entire
orchestra of the opera house was
given over to the white citizens OF
Natchez and Adams county, and still
there was not room to accommodate
them, for they were packed in the
rear and stood three and four deem
in the aisles. The balcony and gale
ry We're given over to the colored
people, and their number was almost
countless. On the stage we've seated
the leading members of the Negro
race; while the stage doors were
crowded with white citizens, who
could not find accommodation else
where. ... -....y.
DIR. Washington was introduced |
by President II. c. owen, Of the |
Baptist College, who withl
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These had come from various places
into the Negro town Of Mound Bayou
to hear DR.. Washington's address.
j While here, DR.. Washington was
the guest of Hon. Charles Banks, who
managed the entire tour, while other
members Of the party we're enter
tanned in the beautiful homes of
John w. Francis, president Of the
Bank of Mound Bayou; Hon. Isaiah
T.. Montgomery, Mayor Croswell, and
others. -..
AZ night, another m Getting was
held in the Mound Bayou Baptist
church, at which time the yapous
members of. the party spoke for five
minutes each, DR.. Washington clos
Ing the speech making with a little
talk Of 10 or IS minutes in length.
Fire works were then set off in a va
cant lot In honor of the visitors, and
the whole days entertainment closed
with receptions in all the important
homes of the community.
A huge arch, composed of cotton
bales, owned and controlled by color
ed citizens alone and valued at per-
haps $4,000, was erected, and
through this the party was carried
on it's way to the place of speaking.
The whole city was decorated, and
nearly every male citizen wore a dec
Grafton on his hat. upon which was
printed the words. WELCOME, Book
er T. Washington Day, Mound Bayou,
Saturday, October 10th, 1908"
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given in his honor by the Negro Bus
mess League Of GreenvilIe at the
Pythian Temple. Hon. j.. w. Strau-
Their, backed up by the most import
ant citizens Of Greenville, spared no
pains to make DR.. Washington's visit
the success 1T proved to be. The
homes Of the colored people and their
places of business were profusely
decorated here, as at other places.
Bishop E. w. Lampkin, presided at
the meeting at"theaoourt, house. and
introduced d DR.. Washington. The
banquet in the evening was generally
conceded to be the most successful
affair OF the kind ever given in
Greenville.
Mound Bayou was not reached un-
til about 1870 o'clock on Saturday,
October 10th. For miles around,
hundreds Of colored people had come
10 be present at the meeting. A
great platform had been erected over
the foundations Of the oil mill build
Ing, which in process of operation,
and which will be when COMPLETED.
the only oil mill owned and controll-
ed by Negroes in the country.
Around this platform was gathered,
conservatively speaking,> crowd of
eager, enthusiasts numbering not far
from 5000. 1t was with difficulty
that DR.. Washington could make him
self heard, so fast was the crowd
gathered to- hear him. About 400
white citizens were also present