davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IRRIGRATE0N FOR MEXICO.
Government to Pay Out SIS 900 900 lr
Subsidies for Cultivation OF Dry Lands.

DuDstuteS hOf euiHNauOu OF DTy hIanud.
MEXICO CITY. May 2S.-Jose Y Limantour,
Minister OF Finance Of Mexico has adopted
a policy Of encouraging home production
to the greatest possible extent. He has
drafted measures which he has submitted
to Congress along this line.
The most important OF these now pending
provides to subsidies to irrigation COM
panies. The passage of the bill by Congress
is said to be assured. The bin it Is ex-
peoted will attract no inoonsiderable
amount Of American capital. 1t provides
that the Federal Government shall not
incur obligations to exceed S25 900 600 in
the granting Of the subsidies. It is under
stood, however. that this sum Is hxed only
tentatively and that 1t may be greatly in
creased should the new movement prove q
success The subsidy may be paid either
on the land that is brought under irrigation
or upon the quantity OF water that is in the
storage reservoirs for the purpose Of water
ing the lands
the Federal Government the right to grant
for a term Of not to exceed ten years free
importation Of agricultural Implements
cattle for breeding purposes, materials,
seed, and such other things as the Govern
ms4s may AnotSsr tSs nm
msnt TO exempt for q term Of not longer
than ten years the products Of irrigated
lands from export duties. II Is said that
there are many agricultural produots which
can be raised near the Rio Grande bord or
and exported to the United States at profit
under these provisions.
The vast area Of the central and north
ern plateaus Of Mexico can easily be made
TO grow abundant crops by the proper Inn
pounding and utilization OF surplus waters.
Along the Rio Grande and several other
streams an abundance Of water supply for
the irrigation Of millions OF acres OF land
is available at all seasons Of the year. and
sary. Mexico has long neglected her great
est source OF natural wealth. The proper
cultivation Of her lands would, II is claimed.
soon build up Q financial bulwark which
would make her wholly independent OF
monetary conditions In the United States
or other foreign countries
Mr.. Linantour has also submitted to the
national Congress a proposition to e%tab-
Esh Government agricultural bauks author
lied to allow the promoters Of irrigation
enterprises and farmers generally long
term mortgage loans. While the conoes-
sions for these banks may be granted to
private companies their operations will be
under the direction OF the Government.
A number OF manufacturers and agri-
culturists OF northern Mexico originated
the idea Of establishing bank for the pur-
pose of encouraging the agricultural and in
dustrial development Of their section sew
eral months ago. This bank was duly
organized with capital stock Of $4,000, 900
and is now established In business at Tor
Of the rich Nasas!River valley region. Juan
Brittingham OF Gomez Palacio was the
chief promoter. The bank is reported to
be doing q good service.
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] 8egAGlREi RRQHLklIEl llaIIIZl1ii

ANrHoNY,-on May 20. 1908. Prof. William A
Anthony. In his 7sd year.
Body lying at tho funeral chapel, 2N West nd %.
Campbell Building. Services at Cooper Union
Great Hall, Tuesday afternoon. June 3, a.
- O'Clock Providence, r. l., papers please copy.
BULSoN.-on May 81. 1908, Caroline s. Bulson.
wife Of George ". Buson.
Funeral services Monday evening at 8 O'Clock
al her late residence, s7 Decatur st.. Brook.
yn. Interment at Albany. Amsterdam ana
Cobleekil papers please copy.
CURLEY-Margaret, beloved wife OF Michael Our
ley and mother Of Rev, Daniel J. curiey.
Funeral from her late residence. $50 West ibogh
&C.. Tuesday morning, thence TO the Church
OF st. cstharine OF Genoa, ibsd st., near Am
uerdam Az. where q solemn mass OF requiem
viii DO offered at 10 A. NJ. for the repose OF her
soul.
H--Suddenly. at Pomfret, Conn., May
se 1905. Eleanor Minor. daughter OF the lato
Charles e. Minor OF New York and vito Of
Rear Admiral caspar r. Goodrich U. N.
Sandy Hook boat will leave Pier TO- North River,
at 1910 A. ~. Monday. for funeral at Stone
Church. NJ j.
McDERMoTT.-On Sunday, May 81, ieosl William
McDermott, In his 10th year. &
Funeral from his late residence 80 court a.
Freehold. N. j.. on Tuesday. June g. ata N.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
without further notice.
PoSTLEY. - Suddenly, on Thursday morning.
May ~ 1908. a. hia residence, SIT bth av.
Clarence Ashley Postiey. beloved husband os
Margaret SterinR postisy. <. iil.i ,..s
runeEAi ssrvicss as his late Yeaidcuco on kandax
g June ], % 10 e'ciock \. n.
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NEW EMERGENCY CURRENCY.
Plates for Printing National Bank Notes
VIII BE Used with Minor Changes.

WARRINGTON. May sl.--There will be no
surprises In the appearance of the new
currency notes authorized by the Aldrioh-
yreeland act, which became law yesterday.
Preparations for the issue Of three Of the
nine denominations Of bills called for by
the law were made by the Treasury De-
partment before final enactment.
There are about seven thousand national
banks in the United States and as under
the terms OF the law II will be necessary to
Keep notes for each bank on hand In prepa-
ration for a financial emergency which
would cause that bank 70 issue the notes
the Treasury Department realized that IL
would be a stupendous task to enRrave
new plates for all the banks. Therefore
the present plates used for printing national
bank notes viii be utilized with minor
change. The present national bank notes
certify that fhey are secured by the deposit
Of United States bonds, Part Of each plate
viii be chiselled out beneath this certffica-
ton and the words "or other s>ctlrities"
inserted, 90 that the oertihcation win be
United States bonds or other securities"
For the present only the national bank
ayes. tons and twerties wall Be % altered.
Icy vien1ttss. al 4. ~ ]. 4 4
The sun., 1908-06-01
MOORE-BALFE CENTENARY
Celebrated by the Buidhean Cheoii Of the
Gaelic society and Others.

q The Buidhean Cheoil of the Gaelic Society,
ander the direction Of william Ludwig,
Celebrated the Moore -Balfe centenary at
'Garnegie Lyoeum last night. Michael
William Balfe. the celebrated Irish COM
poser. was born in 1908. the same year that
Moore wrote his Irish Melodies"
q William Ludwig, who was put down on
the programme as the distinguished Irish
barytone OF Dublin gave number Of
selections from Balfe's operas.
Among those on the Moore Balfs oente-
nary committee are the Rev. DR.. Henry A.
Brann, rector Of st. Agnes's Church; Peter
Eendriok. John d. crimmins. John F.
AAnearn. Herman Ridder. Daniel Kane.
", Bourke Cochran, the Rev, Daniel T.
Qqin. Martin ]. Keogh and Andrew By,ne.
Edward I; McCrystal, president Of the
Gaelic Gaelic Society, is chairman Of the COM
The concert was well attended and
among those present were Justice 0uv
o. the, Supreme Court. ex-Corporation
Counsel John ]. Delany and Wiliiam
moAaoo. FORMER Police CoinmiaaionaE.
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SENATOR JEFF roo LATE.

La FOilette's Fort Fell Before He Got to
Washington to Help Hold IL.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. May 81 Senator JEFF
Davis received message from Senator La
Toilette on Friday asking him to hurry to
Washington and help him filibuster against
the currency bill. The Arkansas solon
replied by wire. Hold the fort for am
coming" but the fort fell before he took
the train.
On his way to the depot a second mes-
sage overlook him telling him not to come
The sun., 1908-06-01
WETTEST OF MAYS
Since the weather Bureau Began Mcasur.
ing Rainfall, 10 1870.

May went out with q record for wetness
Counting her contribution to the moisture
that came with cataract force on Saturday.
when the fall for nine hours was i.ss inches.
she let the Hoodgates loose to the extent Of
9.1o inches. unequalled in any May since tho
Weather Bureau went into business. thirty
caster Emery show also that the greatest
twenty-four hour rainfall OF any May oc-
Cured May last. The greatest previous
twenty-four hour drenching was In May,
1899. and was - inchea. The best previous
record for the'sacuth was 7.et. IN isoa Il
The sun., 1908-06-01

suspected that Mr.. Squiers has Ibeen sum
moned here asy Ia result OF report on the
situation said TO have been made by Seore-
tary aft following his visit to the Isthmus.
" Secretary or State Root admits that
Minister Squiers has been called to Washing
ton to make report covering the COM
piicated political situation in Panama, but
Just how far tls Minister Ia hims ,lf per .
sonal!y involved cannot be learned.
Reports have been current in " ash ngt on
faction was felt over Minister Suuiers's
admins tration
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$3.50 For 1000 WORDS.
Subject: why the Republican Party shoult
BE Successful In November"

BE Successful In November"
WASHINGTON, May 3i.-The Republican
Congressional Committee announced. to-
night an offer Of $3.50, for the best article
not exceeding 1000 words on the subject:
why the Republican Party Should Be
Successful Gpxt November
In judging the merits Of contributions
the committee says II will consider style
and argument, but writer's are advised
TO keep In mind that members Of Congress
are to be elected as well as Presidential
ttcket. which is q hint that reasons should
Hcan Congress.
Il 10 stipulated that mono Of the articles
10 to bc returned. hut will be the property
o. the committee. The commit fttee PROM
ises that the bsst article ID TO be widely
ssSd IN i y TO 80 Pspssss q Tho country and
The sun., 1908-06-01
MINISTER. S0UIERs SUMMONED.

the Uncertainty rs to Affairs In Panama.
WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Conferenoes to
be held here upon the arrival Of Minister
Squiers are expected to clear up the un-
certainty that appears to prevail In official
circles In Washington as to conditions In
Panama. Reports received are to the effect
that Panaman authorities are dissatisfied
with Minister Squierss attitude toward
political affairs in the republic and il In
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Mr.. Fairbanks then read the Thurman
decision In part as follows: mo quorum
has voted: The Chair has counted the
Senate. There Is a quorum present. but
no quorum voting
A little later on there was a vote on a
point Of order raised by Mr.. Aldrioh that
a quorum having been obtained by call
Of the Senate no further call to obtain
q quorum could be made unless other busi-
ness intervened, That was another eye
opener In the way Of preventing dilstory
procedure and looked like an entirely new
thing until Mr.. Aldrich showed that a SINH
lar point raised by David b. Hill in the
Fifty-fourth Congress. when he was Sena-
tor from New York. had been sustained,
MIR. Aldrioh's point Of order was adopted
than quorum. Mr.. Foraker drew atten-
tion to the fact that a number Of Senators
were present but had refused TO answer
to their names. and the Vice-President di-
rected the secretary to call the names Of
Senators who had not voted. When Mr..
answer and Mr.. Hopkins asked that record
of Mr.. Culberson's presence in the cham
Der be made. Then the Vice-Prestdent
read Senate rule which required a Senator
to state why he would not vote and gave
the Senate authority to say whether he
sho,d 90 sxoussdi; NJ Attsr - thai 0 several era
the Vioe-President did not have to count
silent Senators to get quorum. It was
evident from yesterdays proceedings that
hereafter Senators cannot prevent the
Senate from doing business by trying to
break a quorum through refusing to an
swer to their names
pRAnother thing settled during the filibuster
was that no Senator can speak on one sub
ject more than twice In eingle legislative
day without the consent Of the Senate
There IL o rule to that effect but under the
freedom OF debate allowed In the. upper
house II was honored Ia the breach instead
Of the observance The rtiio was not en-
foroe4. buG tt was the purpose Of the He-
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NUEvAS CONSTRUC-
!. clones de edifiCiOs.
HSt IT. slIul trlil d Ionatar gr,nd's al.
maesnss sn Ii NsrIna.

El senior ] 7. Silya, conoCido comps.
triota, tTatR de levantar On Lon uoEares de
M propiedad situados en- ID marina de enta
ciudad y que dan tres frentes calle del
Concrete poT 81 N. puerto por 81 Sur f.
bEica de tabacoa por q ~, una gran conR.
trucci6n de Csmsnto armada.
En- 81 fcenta Ia Gale del "ComeTCio"
y 81 del p. del FefArido solar, Dc Ievantar6
uu magnifico edifcio dc 2 pIantaU, estilo
modsTno. PFebAblemsnte 90 inntaIaEa en-
81 la nueva fabrica de cigsrriIloB de la en-
preaa tabacRlera puertoF1iqueE
La faehRda n tandg6 unoS 70 mstros =
la otEa mss de 80. Frente 81 mar, lado
Sur, quedaF6n loB almacenaa que ~ tiene
sllf el sefior Silva, uirven de dep6lito de
meTcanofag. Ests es an edifcio Eectangu.
lar, de una pIRntR y de mas dc 900 metFos
cuadrsdol, que hace POGO fu6 lsvantRdo
alIf.
Los planes y pFoyectoH del nusvo odifi.
clio, eBt6n cord ldoS 81 Compstsnte ingenieYo
senior RafAel del Vale. q mo, que qusdRrS
enCaTgado dc las obFaR.
Con la construction de ese edifcio se
hsTmogeard gTandemsnts squal nitio al OF
nato p6blico ganaTa mueho conviTtiendo
lou sOlareD, hoy Ocupado1 poE antfguaI
conHtEuCcionea, en- IN mggnffeo Iugsr de
moderno aBpecto, que seE6 tamb:6a nuevo
8 importRnte factor de Ia industriR del
pals.
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TaIIas para ao!ieias

La ComiHi6n de Ia poIicfS insulaE Convoca
& tRllsB para iDgresoB en- 81 cusTpc, lal cus
les tendr6n lugsE sl dfa 1S de Febrero &C
tuRl On San Juan, p. r.
Como requisitos indiHpenBRbles Be exijen:
1.-Haber oumplido veinte IN afi9s
de edad, acreditadR con f6 de bautiHmo.
2.-sabeT leer y eICTibiT.
3.-Tener talIa de an metro HstentA ,
dos centfmetros = Cinco CentfmetEos de ex
pRnHi6n toFkcica.
EncontEREse en condolences ffsicas
de sRlud lR que screditar6n los aTpiTantsI
con una certifcaci6n m61i,R juEada anita
el iuez del pueblo 8 ciudRd donde Eesida
,el solicitnte.
5.-AcTeditar por CeEtifcaeiones de las
autoridades locales , poF FefsEsncias de
personals honorablea Ia buena conduCtR
moral. So daE6 prefsFencia entire los 80
licitRnteB que aCusen buenoI habitoB de
educRci6n y que poseAn regular inltruC
Ci6n.
6.-Cada aspiTauta soIicitsrs en- IaB Co.
mRndanciaB de Pueltos 6 DistTito donde
Ye1idie8e, una notR expressive dc cisKtaI
condicione1 que IR Comiai6n hR BefiRlAdo
para gaTantir ID identif ,aci6n personal de
los aBpiTantes.
Todas Las HolicitudeR doCumentoH do
beE6n enviRTBs 81 CuRTtsl General dc Ia
policfs inBulaE anteu del diR II del actual.
LA COmiSiOnde Ia PoHcte IlasuIaT.
6. va.
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aAsADO EN- EL HONOR.

sin duda habra I'd. visto en- los
peri6dicos, con relaci6n a algun re-
medic, alg1n anuncio como este:
Isl despues de un ensayo, I'd. nos
escribe que este remedio no le ha
surtido buenos efeetos, le reembol-
saremos & I'd. su dinero." Pues,
nunca hemos tenido motive para
nablar de esta manera con relaci6n
al remedio designado en- este art1.
culo. En- un comercio que Sc ex-
tiende por todo ell mundo, nadie Sc
ha quejado jamas de que nuestro
remedio haya fallado 8 ha pedide
la deyoluci6n de su dinero. El p1-
blico nunca murmura de pan honra-
do Y habilmente elaborado 8 de una
nedic6na que produce los efectos
para los cuales Sc ha elaborado. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
esta basada en- la lealtad y el hca
nor, Y el conocimiento de este he-
cho de parte del pueblo, esplica
su popularidad y gran 6xito. No
hay NADIA que disimular 4 ocultar.
No es ell resultado de un sueno 8
lie ug1a casualidad sino de Alamo
sos estudios fundados en- los como
cidos principles de la ciencia me-
dica aplicada. Es tar sabrosa CO.
mo la miel Y contiene todos los
principles nutritiYos Y curatiVos
del ,Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hfga-
dos frescos del bacalao, con Jara-
be de Hipofosftos, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. Este re-
medic ha merecido los elogios de
todos los que 10 han empleado en-
cuaIquiera de las intermediates pa
ra las cuales Sc recomienda como
alivio y curaci6n. En- los casos de
Escrofula, Anemia, Resfriados, De-
bilidad y T1sis, es un espec1ico.
''El DR. Jose G.. Pumariega, de Ha-
bana, dice: He usado en- mi Glen
tela la Preparation de Wampole,
en- todas aquellas intermediates
que aniqui1an ell sistema nervios0
particularmente en- el raquitismo
y enfermedades del aparato respi-
ratorio, habi6ndome dado un exec
lente resultado." En- las Botieas.
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EI entierro de Eladio Castro.

Con mucha cnncurrencia efsctuose sysr
& Las Cinco de ID tarde el entieEFo del hon.
RADIO obEsEo EIsdio Castro, que muEi6 la
nochs del juevel en- 81 hospital pEeabiteria.
no. El stAud snVueIto en- Il bandeEa Ecjs
, Colecado sn andaB fac llevado por tuB
comps fisFos albafiiIes, haHta el csnenteEic.
El cochs fdnebEe adornado con coPouas
que la dedicaron los obreroB albAniles
de eBta ciudad, sn5 compAheroB del Iindi.
cato que peEtsnecfR 81 fnado, del sin.
dicsto de tfcioE yaEioI de Ia junta
central del "CfTcuIo ObrsEo", acomps fla-
ron tambi6n 81 cadGYer haata ID ditima
morsda. EIadio Castro, fa6 miembro de
IR juntR certral del "Cfrculo ObreEo'' ,
era querido dc todoE HuB compsnSroa
ri duelo 10 despidi6 60 81 cemsnterio 81
presidents de IL asociaci6n obEeEs, seiior
Rodriguez. DsscAnEs On paz.
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Glu gustl ID ndsIsa? IQuIsru OlrIs7

Compre una Pianola 6 nm Piano piano
Il de la c6lebre casa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha peTfeccionado
eBte instEumento haata llegRE la altuTa
que sstS. OuaIquisr persona pusds inter.
pretar una Fieza de m6hicR como 81 fueTa
an RHtiata.
AdemEB, hay uismpre pianos de ls como
cida maFeR PLEYEL Pianos AlemGne1,
pianos Websry mArca PARIS BAZAR,
eatos t!timoa & pla8os Tsz6n de $40 men
Buale8 sin pagar NADIA Rdelautado.
Una vista 81 PARIS BAZAR de Pc
dTo Giusti 8 una CATta diriiida q depsrta'
mento musical pondr6 las psruonsI ints'
EesadRl On poGesi6n dc loH dAtoH que %
deHeen.
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Ia bOda de miss. Gladys Vande eTbiIt.
Sc estuVO pTO1aDdO muChO su trsjG
anteS de ser Ia GunIeSa de Sz8-
CheDyi.
MsgnlfIGO GVrO Do Is Rl1DS GlntlI0n On Ia ca.
tOdraI Dc San PatrIGIo.

El trsje do boda de Miss Gladys Van.
deTbilt fue terminRdo lR EemRnR pasRda.
Ella 10 10 estuYo probandO haats 81 tiltimo
momento anteB de ser condegR dc SzaChenyi,
81 27 del pagado meB. FL fltimo e1BRyo,
10 hizo el dfR antea de lR bode.
FL vslo de dsBpoaRda ll6vAbR un encsjs
Fiqufsimo que fo6 81 que llsy6 su madre
CuRndo caa6 con OorneIio Vanderbilt,
Ests encajs eB algO vGejO que dsbs lie
var una noviR fslig; el GlgO prestadO " eI
aIgO azGg, que da las dulzuraB al trsgs de
bodR.
La atforita Towmblyy la sefiorita Whi.
they, les damas de Is novia, eAtAvRn ata.
Viadas con snosjss y nat6n importadog de
Paris, mientFas lR pequefla Flcra Whitney
BeTa un amor perteotO de una nina, de flo
res encsjeu, NabRn Franco Bus aeaenta
mtiaicog tocar6n m6sicR claBica sdespu6s de
Ia CevemoniR durante 81 aEmuergo de
bodsB.
Ell msgnffco coEo de 25 MINIS de ls
cRtadRal dc San PatEicio, tambi6n como 81
ouaEteto de cRtsdEal, compuesto de los BE-.
II 1EeE sbRAtian, Finnegau, Hooley y Mot
tley, CantAE6n la procession bRjo lG direction
del maestro de coTo de Ia catedrRl Jaims
UngereF.
La procession HsF6 tocada poE la banda
de NAbban Frar Ike , BeE6 una magcha de
bodg no oidR todavfa en- America. Todcs
los ndmeros de mtBica han aido eBcegidok
por Ia sefarita Vanderbilt, ayudRda por el
Cende de szechsnyi, que es an proctector
de la mdiicR en- HurgaTia.
Lo1 conocimiantos de Ia se6orita Van.
derbiIt, son vaVisdos A mss de la buenR
aducaci6n que tisne On mdsica, ha tornado
leccionel dc Cocina J, amenudO, Borprepde
Z 80 mRdre con platitos que prueban 10 en-
tandida que es en- este rRmO.
Por 81 la 10 msterno, Miss Vanderbilt,
eta a go reIacionada con el BsnRdoE Lon.
gwsrth Mrs. Vanderbilt, es hija do los 90,
farss Mr.. Mrs. Abram E. Gwyne. EBta
90 heTmana de William. 7. Flsgg, csBsda
con Eliza LongwaEth, hija de Nicolas Lon
gw arth, Rbuelo del Benador opgw5rth.
DstectiveB vigilan ls sntrada de la man.
sion Vanderbilt, en- la Quints Avsnida =
cslIs 81, no habiendo psligEo de gus sean
rObAdoa los EegaloB de boda. Nipguno dc
los Fegalos recibidos hshtR ahoFa poF Misl
Vanderbilt, e5 tan reSplandeCients oamo lal
perIaa y la1 eEmeTGldas gus le regal6 81
novio.
Miss Vanderbilt, 81 Duquo de SEE
Chsnyi, fueEon los huespedeB de honor en-
uua Comida con que los obSequiaron Mr..
MEE. Ewird Webb, en- 81 cRsa u6meEo 81
de Ia calIe Este 44 Mr. Mrs. GaoYge d
Baltimore, Her6n huespedes squf de II anil
ton Tw,mb'ys, hasta deBpu6a de las bodaB
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ClIzllO sin rival.

En- todos los vaporsE que lIegsn & eEts
puerto rsnueva ''El Popular" 90 msgnffi'
Cd aurtido de calzado de las MIA acredita'
daG marcaH , hay para todos los guAtoB
como para todas las foEtunas. al extenso
suttido de easnCiaB impoEtadaA do Paris y
Estados Unido8 meFece ca6a dfR mas la
iusta admiration del pdblico , el popular
cstabIecimiento del senior America SslsH
estG nismprs lIeno de una numeTolfsimR
concurrsnCia aVida de obtsneE suB huenol
productoE-
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ASCENSOS CELEBRR-
dos en- Bayam6n.
PaCO Schsttini y WaIdemar BithaM,
muy tGllcitadOs.
Una OTdsRaRzl municipal que plToe0 t0ner dos
lniaprOtaGOnGs, dIsustraInsntG Opuestls.
CDe nusStrO corr sspOnsag)

Febrsro Con motivo dc habar as.
oendido en- Bus respaCtivos CRrgoH IoB dis
tinguidcn cficialeB de Ia policfa insulRr
asfiOrea Francisco SChettsini WaldemRr
BithoEn han aido objeto dc sinoeTas falici.
taCiOnea, IRs que 20 han hecho extenBivag
4 ls primers autoTidad de Puerto Rico
Mr.. Post pOr 10 soeEtadO , justo de su
deRignaci6n,
Puede sHtar 81 gobsFnRdoF muy HRtiafs-
cho de hRbsF eBtampRdo Eu frma en- RB'
CeusO de dos fancionRTioB que enaItecen en-
III cargo al gobeTnador que la RepreHentRn
Sc encuentrR enfeTmo Ids algdn cuida'
do el respectable kfioE don jose Dolores
Colon, padre de nueltro distinguido CORE
lgionario don Juan Colon y Min padre
polftico do nnestro amigo y adYsrBaEio don
Hip6lito D6vila.
Que recupsrs pronto Ia sRlud psrdidR
81 Bef1oE Colon.
-VemoB que lG ordenanzs municipal
que 80 reisEe & ornate pdblico eB uuR aB-
pecis de tirR sncois. Psrecs que De
aplica, Ueg6n sl individuo de que as trata
Decimoa eBto, poEque On Ia calle de PuaTto
Rico, de entR CiUdsd, tiene una CasR don
EulCgio Rivera, cuys casa, Gu balloon eRts
en- NAL estAdo , 81 ue1or Rivera trat6 de
componeElo , DO 10 impidi6 el syuntamien-
to poT que Ia casa no eGtaba en- linea, =
sobEe TODD, lR oEdsnsnzR prohibs hAcer
oompoliciones, en- cRHaB que eHt6n aituadas
en- Ia zonR de ls plaza, que han de lOE f.
bricRdas de material. PeFo don JoEe
Cobian RomBn es duCfo de otra casa, en-
la miams calle en- la miEma lfnea, que
Ia del Hefiar Rivera, con IR difsrenoia de
que ID CASA del nefioE CobiRn no tan solo
hR csmqnsAto el balloon de 90 caBs sine
que interioEments Ia hR reformado POI
complete on vez do fAbEicRr de material,
segdn la ordenanzR.
JC6mo 90 expliCa que eBR oFdenanzR ten
ga dos Interpretations distintaB, y diR
metFalmsnte opuestaB IL una de Ia otFa?
Hay gran animation para la fanCi6u
del domingo eu maestro tsatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08
SWan dsRunGIldOs,

Todos los qua lin habar obtenido el
Tecibo de proaiedad saldo hRyan enaje'
nRdo vsndido los muebleB, fon6gEafoB,
CRmaH etc, que Begdn oOntTato han adqui.
Hido en- eEtR OssR. Toda peEaona estA
obligads & ComunicaE en- eHta ofcina 81
CEmbio de domicilio.-"El Cislo'' .-ArEi.
VI HeTmanos p. 0, Box 89S.-FoEta.
IeE rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08
NOtiGias de TOa.AIta.
Ode maestro eOrespOn0aI)

FsbTeEo 7.-se snCuentra enferma una
nina del RpreciRdo amigo don santiago
Perez , dcf1R Matiido GoDzSlez. DsseB
mos, % pronto EestAblaCimiento.
-ss hR despSdido de noBotFos Il sim.
p6tiCa BeAoEita mayagliszana Pepita Rabio,
que vino & paaAE unos diGB entire nuu f.
miliaEeR y daaamel falis Yiaia