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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
RIDDER'S APPEAL
To the President About News
Print Paper Subject
of a Conference.

OYSTER tBAY, L. l., July 1S-
President Roosevelt conferred today
with Attorney General Bonaparte, AS
,sistant Secretary OF State Bacon and
other government officials. 1t is
thought the appeal which Herman
Ridder made to the President, to re-
strain news print paper manufacturers
from combining and maintaining high
prices was the subject of the confer
ence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
oLARKsBURGERs ABROAD.

Amos Payne has just received a
souvenir post card from George Choir
pening who at the time OF mailing
the card was in Rome. Italy, with
Claude Gore, both of whom are max
ing an European tour. Both were
in fine health and having splendid
time. From there they were going
to Naples.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
WILL PREACH HERE.

The Rev. w. H. Meyers, rector of
st. Matthias Episcopal church at
Grafton, will lead the services and
preach sermon at Christ Episcopal
church Sunday in the absence of the
Rev. James F. Plummer, who is in
Baltimore to see his wife.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

DETROIT, Mich, July 1s-A re-
ceiyer was appointed today for the
brokerage firm Of Cameron, Currie
& Company. The bill for a receiver
was filed by Cameron Currie who ask
ed for a dissolution of partnership,
charging that the firm owed ST.
045, 100000
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
UNION SERVICES
VIII be Held Two Months by the
Baptists and Christians.

For the purpose of pastoral vaca-
tions there will be union services
with the Baptists and Christians
the next two months Sunday eve
nings The meetings viii all he held
in the Baptist church and the first
Rpr weeks the Rev. b. ID. Stelle
HI preach. the Rev. w. NJ Long.
Of the Central Christian following the
next four weeks. The first of these
union services will be held in the
Baptist church tomorrow night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
MINERS SCARCE
AT the Operation Of the Central
Fairmont Coal Com
pany Here.

General Manager D. Howard of
the Central Fairmont Coal Company
states that his company Is experience
ing shortage OF men. The opera
ton until recently was running day
and night, when 1t became necessary
to take of the night shift, owing to
the inability to get sufficient men to
run the plant. The company has or
ders enough to keep the operation in
full, If men could be procured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
BIG CUBAN WORKS
Are to Be Figured on by Mr..
Henneghan, of This
City at EIkins.

R. W. Henneghan. representative
of the sutter Roofing and Cornice
Company. will leave this evening on
No. IL for Elkins to figure on big
blow pipe works for the government
in Cuba. w. Brozier came here last
night from the Elkins Blower works
to procure Mr.. Henneghan's services.
The Cuban plant will mammoth.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
KERN AT OLD HOME.

KoKoMo. Ind, July 1S-vice-
Presidential Candidate Kern arrived
here today to visit his old home and
was given a rousing reception. He
made a short address.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
Nothing OF Deeds.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 1S-In-
quiry at the sheriff's office concern
ing the negro, Edward Walto, alias
Frank Johnson, who confessed to
killing man at Blossburg, Ala, near
here, e1icted no definite information
of any such crime. There is no rec
ord OF Walton being wanted here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
PASSENGERS INJURED.

E~FEWt ~ -
CHICAGO, Ill, July 1s-Elght
persons were severely injured today
when Jackson Park branch elevat-
ed train crashed against the bumpers
at a terminus Of the road.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
REVOLUTION ENDS
TeIegraphs the President Of
Honduras After the
Rebels Flee.

NEW YORK, July 1S-President
Davila, of Honduras, today telegraph
ed the Associated Press that decis-
I've battle had been fought at tNaca-
ONE. The reyolutfonists were defeat
ed and ned into Salvador.
Davila declares the revolution is at
an end.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
sTRIKERs ARE orIET.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July 1S-
Reports from the districts where un-
ion miners are conducting a strike
are that everything is quiet.
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FEARFUL STORM
IN WETZEL COUNTY
Barns Are Burned by Lightning
and Floods Do Great
Damage.

Probably the worst storm in the
histor Of the county passed over Wet
eel county this week, accompanied
by grand electrical display, which
did damage to the extent OF S15, 1000.
Texas run. small stream that
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
M Recnrh M AiInntn

ATLANTA, Ga, July Nothing
is known here of the negra, Edward
Walton alias Frank. Johnson. Meth
er federal nor state prison records
show that he is wanted in Georgia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
PAsHA AssAssINATED.

sALoNIKI, European Turkey, July
1s-General osman Pasha, COM
mander of the Turkish forces al
Monastor. was assassinated today by
an officer connected with the young
Turkey movement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18
REBELS OVERCOME
BY Government Forces and VIII
Iage is Being PIundered
and PiIIaued.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1S-A
dispatch from Tabriz, Persia, de-
clares that revolutionists there have
been overcome by government troops
and that horsemen of Rachin Khan
are now pillaging the town with
violence and murder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18

Miss Ruth Morgan and Mrs. F.
A. olds, OF this city. are weekend
guests OF Mrs. A. w. Reed, of Fair
mont
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-18

Mrs. W. B. Dimon and children left
on Saturday for the East to spend the
summer.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-29
PETICIO n ES.

CartR De IR sen 1TitR MRlVinR r nd6n
ZSyag, de Ponce soliCitsndo de la CamaEa
le ConcedR una Beca para cuEGRr eAtudiog
univeTsitRTioB en- los EstRdoH Unidog.
MRnifsats Ia aludids Be1oIita que On
hn6rfsns de padre mRdre osreCisndo
de toda claBe de bieneb de fortuna, eBpeFR
ge le ConCsda Ia protection que Bo!icitR.
CaEta del jovsn Leopoldo FigueFoR Ca
Ersra, estudisnte pueTtorTiquefi1 del %
emo de medicins en- lR UniVsEgidRd Ma
cional de lR Habana solicitando d Ia Ca
mara le concedR $3.50 anuAlOs como aYuda
para la Compra de ibEoV, psgo de matRi'
Cula inStEumentoB propi9B de dichB CO.
Frsra, hospedaje, mRnutsnCi6n y demSs
atenCioneu peESonaleS
CopiR del acuerdo adoptado por 81
Ayuntamiento de San SsbaaGiau solicitAn
do de la C6mRrR la cEsacf6n de una Corta
Municipal on aqusI pueblo, que el total
de 10 contrib 1ci6n gobre pTcpisdRdes 90
dsstins los munic'piog.
CsrtR del SEN w. H. A. DInton, de
San juan, HoliCitRndo de la CSmaFa la
recOnSideraci6n del Bill preBentado en- 81
Consejo Executive por 81 G(hr Grshsme,
Hobre b.xeo con guspt9s, 81 cual hi sido
pospueBto, y que 90 pTBlents un nuevo Bill
BobTe 10 miamR mateTiR
CopiR del aCueFdo Rdoptado por 81
Ayuntamiento de Rio Grande, adhiTi6 ado
Ge Ii pEotesta foTmu'ada poE el de LaFea
contra 81 PrOyecto do Ley BobFe Benefcsn'
Gle y sanidad, CuyaB Bases fueron apEo'
badaa per ID AEocisci6n M6lica dc Puerto
Rico.
Carte dc los empleRdou del Rsgiutro de
la PrOpiedRd de Msyagii u, Solicitnndo de
la C6maEa Aumento de suicide.
CaVts del alCAldo de Cialts del gsRo1
CoiEa, SOlicitRndo de ssta C6marS sa vots
unR ley cVeandO una CoTta municipal Cd
aquel pueblo fundAndoue para clio On q
tiqueza y E6meTo de hsbitsntes otrar
cauSaB que ConcuErsn Gu SqusI pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-29
Don Francisco de P. AGuia.

La "EncicIopsdiR Universal IIustFada' !,
eI primsro de los diccionarioB pub,icsdos
haBta ahoFs an lengus cagtsllGra del
que SO viene hsciendo In edici6n de 10000
ejempIares en- Barcelona, iussTts on Ia an
tregs ndmero 36 p6gina 664 los dates
biogtaficoB liguientsg que Be Tefsren 81
diBtiuguido Compatriota ouyo nonbTs HiEve
do epfgrafs eBtaB linens.
De Ia indiesda ''Encicloped1a Univer.
sal IlustrRdA" copiRmoG;
AcUfA (FRANCIsCo). BiOg. N. en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico en- 16 de AbFil de
1889. Licsneiado On DaFscho civil ca.
n6nico poE 10 UniveFAidad de Savilla CEa-
pan }, On lR que CuFB6 tambi6a las asigaA.
tuvas de Ia Facultad de FiloBofia Ls.
traB. I9gTsa6 en- 81 paItido liberal din6B.
tico espanol, 81 EefandiFBe este 81 auto.
nomistR hist6rico pueEtoEriquefo, en- Fe
bTero de 1897, fernando psgts de la iunts
diEactivR de ID migma coIectividad; oil
oTganizsPgs sl pREtido federal americana
en- 1899, fu6 vocal del Cusrpo ejsCutivo de
ests sgTupaci6n, cuys iefAtuTa ocup6 en-
1901 On 10 tuaIidad fguFa en- Ell par
tido Union de Puerto Rico, que en- No
viembTe de 1905 le eligi6 para delegado
& IL CGmRFR de Representatives., la que le
desigu6 como 50 pFesidents 81 constituirBe
ON Enero de 1907. En- IL Administra'
Ci6l Edb' lea inBu'aT, don Francisco dc
Paula AcUB4 hs deRempeflR5o, entire
OtrOV, los cayg>u Higuisntes: msgiHtrsdo ID
ID AudieaciA Territorial, congeieFo de Ad
miniatraci6n presidents del Consej1 dC
la Administrator de la isla duFRnts sI pc
rfodo del sbieFno autonomiata en- 1898, J
dsBde 81 CRmbio de In BobeEanfa esp folG
ca Puerto Rico, hR Bido fgcal de ID
Audiencia Territorial, BsCFetaTio dc EBta
do, viceprssidents del Comit6 de Politics
dc Ia 10 iSIa, vocal de la JuntS superior
do EvaIuaoi6n de 10 PFopiedad , de ID
de SindiCos de ID UniYerEidRd, ocupRndl
actuaImsnts 81 pussto de oOnBejsFo d
Puerto Rico Is direction del depaTtA
mento que compEeudS>los ramos de sani
dad. Bsnefloencia y Priaioneg. 81 bifgfa
f ado ha sido tambi6a pFeaidents de
Ateneo de Puerto Rico , de Is Socis5a
Econ6miCa de Amigos del Paf8, = On ls &C
tualidad igurs en- 81 COnsejo del BlnC,
\ de Puerto Rico.
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De S0CLElAl.

Magnffca fsata.-EI baila do nilos de
anoche, en 81 taAtEo az Il Ciudad, EeHult6
otFo exito y 81 de s'grsndaCitos que duE6
haata lar doCe, lleY6 m6R lio 100 paFrisB q
Ial6D. Fnmilia1 dc 10 m6a distiDguido de
la ciudad fueEon d f,Ata ? todos Los
palcOg eItaban tomadog. Para 81 de esta
nochs hay gran animaci6n tambi6n to.
dos lo8 Palco1 e8t6n tomadog:
La sFe6ne" IN San German. Hemos
Eecibido hoy 81 Eguienta telegrama,
'Ssmpar "QoFFeapo pondsnciA" San juan
-Laticia QoihontG proclamada ''Ieyna"
del caTnayaI pr 9.065 v6toE DR.. Qoi'
Runes.'
Las fsItaA dol carDaval de San German
tendr6p, pusv, una lindfsima Eoina, pusB 10
% 10 bsl.fAim& tEiguefa que tan aosEtadR-
mante ha Rido deBignRda para deBempefiAF
el nimp6tico CbIg,. Vaya nusBtEs ertu'
aislta fsliCitaci61 IL gracioAfma damita.
qsnte cOnOGidG. NueBtFo buen Rmigui'
gi ha estGdo eDfsrmo dc aIgdu Cuidado
ca Nusva York, sufriendo mn ataque dc
aapondicitiD' dal que afoTtunadamenta BA'
li6 con bisn, deIpueB de una EemanR de
cana. Ya eBtA restabl Cido y dedicAdo &
las tsreaa do sus sstudioG, 10 que cslebTamos
mucho.
Garnet De Boda. Hemou rscibido hoy Ia
Biguients tsEjeta: "Emilio Jorba RomaDyG
y Carmen Brunei de Jorbs, tienen 81 gulto
de phEtiCi ,aEle Ga efsctusdo enlaC0 Gre
csEIe Bu casa. Cort6S 692 pral. 2. 1y2
Microbes. BaTCelona, DiciembEs 9O7."
EstimamoB mucho Il CoIteEfa de loB dis.
tiDguidos C6nyuguss para cuyo hogar de-
HeamOB lR mayor ventura.
SEMPER.
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una FECHB GL0RI0SH.
Hagamos patria, conmemorandola.

Hea tan iumGng0 y tan d0loToE0 para 81
hombEe, que tiane un CoHas6u que palpita
poF el Gentimiento ca II ffente an rayo
de lus que ilumina, que asE u pFOpSedad
de su Bamejante;
y naceF entre cadenaG,
y viviT opEimido pOF elias,
caeF para siempTe ca Il fosR aAIvRdo-
rR, llevando pegsdo 81 Cuello 81 dogRl de
IL eIClGvitad
Debsmog, puss, en 81 CoTto tempo que
nos queda, pEepaTaEnoH para CelehFaF dig
naments era conmsmoFaci6o como 81 fisl
tsltimonio dc nueat,a gFatitud patri6tica
hacia tolos cadR uno de aquellog patFi
clos que hioisron diR de impsFecedera glo.
ria para Espsha Puerto Rico 81 % de
Mario, CuRndo sBtSmpaTon en- la ley que
dice:
"ArtieuIO | :. Qd0ta aholldl para sismprO
ID 0SGlaYltud On Il lsla Dc Puerto Rico.
Y hs aquf los nombrsg de aqueIIos le'
giSladoreE, que 81 amparo del pabsll6n de
lR RspdbliCa GBpR fiO ola, fiEmaIo1 era ley:
LabYa, SsnFom6, Clinton, Alvarez.
Perslte, MoaqueFa, SRimar6n y Alfonso
Cdon Nicol6i) B ina, Moncssi, Ramos Gal.
deT6D, Gomez Marin, Garcia Rufs, Rnfz
Gomez, Uiloa, GlmRzo, SsIaveEFfS, Caste
lar, FigusTaB, Sardoal, PadiaV, Soris ,
Msts, Borrel, ADglsdR, Coma ez (don
Jol6 FornGndo,) Marques de PeFaleB,
Marques de Albsida, suhsr Ospdevila,
Canalejss, Ayuso GaFcfs Martin, Primo
de Rivera (don RAfAel, Boch BArFGn,
MaTtoE, BeFengeF, Joye Hsvia, Bsnot,
Pf y MRTgall, EChsgaTaY, MoFet, PePaltG,
NiooIaU, Eacosura, Garcia HsFn6ndez,
Saarez IocI6D, EgcoRiazs, Alvarez Os0Eio,
Julikn Blanco S3BR, Fern6ndsz dc Cor.
doVa, SoEia Mata, PeEeirs, RiveFo, Fl.
gueroIa, Ruiz Z1rriIIa, Montsro Rios, Be
oerra, Gaaet (don Eduardo, Chso, TutSu,
que no TeCueFdo.
EsoB nombTes, representation brillante
de Ii EspAbR noble de los CahalIeFoS de
los h6roel de los antiques infanzones de
pro, braves defsnsOFe1 de lR ibsEtad, 10
levAntsn como luminoBR C6Bpide sobrs 81
monitor de eTToTeE dol palado colonial.
FueFon ellos quieneB ConvirtiOron en-
reRlidad hsTmOsR eI ideal peTBsguido por
don jose Julikn Acogts, Julio Henna,
Cells AguilsFa, RomSn BAldoEioty, Julio
VizcarTondo, Francisco MaFiano Qaih6-
mes , Rafael Maria de LAbra, quien dio
mUy alto muy claro en- 81 CoDgTeBO eS'
pAfol:
''Yo declare, bsio ID f6 de hombrs h9n.
Fsdo, que Ia abolici6n do Ia eHClavitud en-
Puerto Rico hR sx ,edido todas mis- esps'
rRnzaB.
Nj ia solo dia 90 hR interFumpido 81
tEsbsic: nj un solo deBorden hs BobFevani'
do, nj un solo diBguBto hs tsnido efscto."
lQu6 mayor honor para Puerto Riool
NoBotEoB tsnsmos nm debsr BsgFado pa
ra con eBos hombrsE. reaIizsdoEes On PusE'
to Rico de la gran obra del immortal Lin
coin.
En- la conmemoraci6n de sBa fsoha g1o'
ROSA todoB podemos mRrchRr CogidoB dc Ian
manoB;
TodOs podsmOu comulgsr con Ia mi.ma
hoBtis;
Todou podemoD brindnr con Ia miuma
copa:
Porqus en- uu fondo no hR haoea dc
| amRFguFaP
Fa6 un dis de gloria para ESpaha , de
jdbilo para Puerto Rico.
AeUsrIN NAVARRETE
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LUIS CIANG

En- Mayagtiaz faIIeci6 un pueHtorFique-
no dc gTaudeI virtudes cfvicas, tan gran
deB como Las que Ge RdmiTabRn on e be-
llszS moral de "a caF6CteF an lol FargoG
distintivoG de 30 CoFaz6n, TODD bondAd.
Hace algunos meHsH, le vimon por IL
ves Ultima On San Juan, y, como Bismpre,
aunque 20 AchacoAo d6bil, NOS h.b!6
con ell mismo juveniI entusiRBmo dc otEcs
dfas poF las ideas de bien por 81 cu.to
sincere 81 amor de 30 tieITa, por CuYaB IL
beTtadss luCh6 como los mejoFeB puerto
EEiquefiuR.
Fac & Msyagisz, = le soFpFendi6 la
mueEts RpensB iniciados guB tra5sjol en-
an satAblecimiento On donde lRG luCes de
au intsliganCia Las dulzuFag de 81 caRaC'
ter, compadecfanHs tanto con los levantA'
dos faes Bocialas que informsFon la CFea'
Ci6n de IL caEa correctional para ni6oE.
Nsdie acaBo como 81, para hAbeF logEa'
do 81 ideal de ere establecimientO, primeTo
de 90 fndols on Puerto Rico.
Tan peculiar lo era 81 amor de Los minor,
tanto Babfa para compadeCaE ? RliviaE 81
infoRtunio de 6Btos, foTm6ndoleG IN cora
z6a hidRIgo una oonCienciR hscha 81
bien y la Fsctitud, que ID prensa de Ma
yagisz notioiR el actO, veTdaderamente
co1movsdoE, de gEupoa de los peque1os
asilados disput6ndoBs 81 CArgAr BObrs sus
hombHoB, 81 cad6yer de Luis CianChini;
envidisbls tribute en- 81 Cual todo es res
plsndeciente de pure1R y de veFdad.
"La Correspondence" envis 81 mas
Hentido p6Sams los fsmiliaveB de CianChi'
nj, espeCiAImants ~ diStiuguida eIpOIs
dofls OaRlotS Rodriguez Brauchi, do Goa
mo, uobrina del inolvidable compatEiota
don JoE6 r Rodrfguss Nc Carty.
Paz 81 eBpiritu de equsl var6n honFR 10
Y juItc.
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Nusv0 consul de Venezuela.

En- CoEt6s eEquela NOS paEticipa eI dis
tinguiGo CabSllero de eHta c;udad don
Carlos Conds, del alto ComeEoio, haber ni.
do nombradO consul de Ia RepdbIica Vens.
Eolana Beg6n LetgaB PRtenteB en- 80 podeE.
ACertada es lG slscci6n del gobieTno de
Castro, pusB sl Hefi II Conde, sdemSU de
rus relsvAntes condolences de intsligencia
y lCAballsrosida6, representa- en- Puerto
Rico una de eBoB elementos de cultuTR
que hacen vivienteB los ideaIeB dc solida
FidGd que con lol pusblOn de Latino 'Am6
Eica, peTaiguen en- este hemiGfelio On
Espaiia, atlas CapRcidadag.
Danes gIaCias 81 ssiOE COndes poE %
soEteI atanCi6n,
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AblJO las monaTquIas

Los dltimos aContecimientoa De PoFtu.
gal y Persia han deBpoEtRdo en- 81 oFbe
sntero tai Rntipatis hRois Ian teSBaR CoFO.
nadas, que no taEdRE6n mueho On deRapA'
receF. iQus raz6n hay para que en- pIe'
no siglO Xxx sxisten formulas de gobier'
no que eItRn en- OposiCi6n contra 81 usnti'
do Comun, , sl dsReCho do gantels Gran
doS aoontsCimientos % aY0Cinsn, y una de
elias q y gran gehpia d. pRagipa al Gle
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NoTAS Y NOTlCIAS.

-L6ase mAfiana un inteEesante tFab' 10
titulado NarraOiOneS pinforesO00 = uDa
Iindfsima composition pe6tiCa titulada n o
MAS.
En- Ia dlsima aeui6n que caIebr6 81
concpio municipal fue acuerdo dejaF IobTe
la mesa Ia caEtR del AIcalde dem6R ante
o6dontea relatives si deben BsF NO latiB'
fechos 81 contEatista de las obTRB que se eb'
tan lIfvando & efecto On 81 bATEio de Puer'
ta de TERRA, los tubs gobHantas de IaB
alcantaEiIlag, 10 mismo los Hanos que loo
TotoB
-IguaImente Be RooEd6 dejAE, sob O 10
mesa para tEatsr Oh OtrR OCCASION 81 proyeO'
TO de ley envisdo poT 81 DslPgadO . q I
ViaB Ochotaco, FsBpecto Il organization
del BistemR judicial en- Puerto Rico.
-8s acoTd6 adem 80 pRsRr iofOTms del
Iugsnisro de 10 cipda6, 81 sBcTito en- que
dofa uAna Psgani, Dolicits psImiso para
fabricar un kiOGcO On ls plaSa de Colon,
eEquina NorOeste.
-Degds qus 81 aagtrs aqu6l ae!gRn6 el
buay del cueLto, 90 CASA Luifia Helmano,
vende sgua de RiIa ROja en- cantidad
fAbulcsa.
NJ, pusde imsginaTBs los pedidos de
tods il I,Ia. Entrs las damks Bs hs hecho
ID bebida de modA. Pregdotssslo Sem
per.
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10 CentsVop, pusbloB deUpertad.
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Avisamos q las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de Ia sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por uh semestre $3.50.
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SHIPS PLEASE EVANS,
DECLARES HETGALF

Secretary Metcalf. who has under con-
sideration the report of Admiral Ev-
ans on the points involved in the battle
ship construction controversy, said to-
Cay that the report bears out the claims
OF the Bureau of Construction. Admiral
Evans. after observing the vessels dur
ing their voyage. inclines TO the belief
that the arm0r is in the right place.
On many occasions the rolling of the
ships exposed the armor completely.
though the sea was moderate. In other
points also Admiral Evans takes issue
with the naval critics. although before
the sailing of the feet he was supposed
to be one Of their number.
The Washington times., 1908-03-26
Insurance Statements.

STATEMENT Of the condition OF the ROYAL.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. on the 3lst day OF Decem-
Der. 1907. as required by the District OF Co
u,.ubia Code OF Law. AEsets-Cash in bank
and otherwise. Sg53.7S; real estate ant bank
stock. S.. 011, premiums due and in course OF
collection. $3.50; surplus 10 protect contracts.
8. %. LlabIlities-L0sses unpaid, none all
other. none Total. none Amount and character
OF business during year. S21Z $780, income dur
ing year. 500. "a So. expenditures during year
mortuaFy). s. 1913 o.. management. etc, Sl3.-
257s9 Total. SI7,z30Sl CHAS. 4. HART
MAN. President p. r. COHILL Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO b=fore me this e5Ih
day Of March. 1905. l. PERCY DAVID
Notary Public. u
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NEW YORK, March 26.-Cl0se-The
market closed in a period of more OF
less active liquidation. All along the
line the pressure to sell continued right
up TO the tap of the bell. thousands Of
shares being disposed Of on a declining
sale from y to ? points, some even going
below the > points decline.
The list, with but one or two excep-
lions, was involved in the final liquida-
ton. Reading managed to about hold
its own. This was the only stock Of
Importance that was firm All the other
leaders, including many that have been
active only during the last few days.
were decidedly weak. The table pub
lished above gives the tone of the mar
ket better than comment.
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Tail IIVAVUE u
March viii
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tor sale anyone at any p6 owned By holding ooPo0 whose capital stock ~
mining pl So e yo S odni 0 yn @aS P
fo9h @ @ public nor have the public opportunity
First That placed public story
where sa T this e T Be d viii n n fir" 5 bq s a
tne1 oy irresponsible wildcat oS5omot9g s%h1es Yet in this s
goni%g
greater aa that g @ @ @ @ @ P Po5 S' " beyond the supply but
an. traded open
m@sfy show large oSs FOR 1Gu bo6d
EoS 5 3 sP9a6 S4 F' s s Fair F1os and g S
doing what am now about 10 ADVISE to- " | ' 1 I'll" "
European capitalists
their buying orders ready the the New
f this new merits this stock before placed upon the
second Ii5f IN
these
hands That n 4 sa 5 E an ?54S da b nk 2ao the
g ssy case Buying a5 6of #
proofs Submitted a the Ta s viii that THIS sRns h a 552 o a
st doubt R Tins ] 3 5 a the 24 P S5 52@a @
with F5 F F: @ aSt 5 shy I a
invest her all ana this after having marketed HUNDREDS Of millions Of Se ONE o5 lions f
public tomorrow give advice abo faP oSf
2 97 i % a5 5 rs a 5 MY ! sn a 8 an 5a
Third That every English Faa% German oa3@ aa instruct his American abb
row. vii j themselves day ayetaS but ne o a6a s06y
WORTH anyone By Corporation T o
open Tby continue 3 day g supply the stock oS 90 se will have been
100000 one This means that my greatest
the S 12 n o5 m2 PS to its T S two three mf first
h nanyT 3o%ea memory S
A FINAL WORD TO INVESTORS
generally in America
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REFLECTIONS.

Affllction is not sent in vain from that
good God who chastises whom he loves.
-Southey.
We become distinguished by merit
sione.-Latin.
Friendship that flames goes out In a
fash.-HOung
Eaten bread IS soon forg5tten.-Irisb
Force without judgment falls BY its
own WeiRht.-HOrace.
Every fool likes his bauble.-French.
The Washington times., 1908-03-26
NEW YORK COTTON
MARKET HIGHER

NEW YORK. March 26.-The cotton
market was slow but hrmer. The 1:45
p. m. prices were TO points higher.
Marcn, S62; May, s.75; July. 9.67, and
October, 98S.
The close on March was Is points gain
for the day. 9.62; May, go; July. 9.65.
and October, $40.
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TOO LITTLE.

Twenty thousands dollars had been
bequeathed Ito upHft the morals OF
France"
The tender was promptly rejected.
"Our view Of the case" said the au-
thorities. firmly, sis that the sum men
toned couldn't do anything TO morals
but corrupt them