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The Washington times., 1908-05-08
ELECTRIC =" JOKER"
KILLED IN HOUSE
Provision for Buying Cur
rent From Power Com
Pany Stricken Out.

Representative Cary o. Wisconsin yes
terday won a telling victory in the
House Of Representatives when section
- OF the sundrS- civil appropriation bill.
providing THAI the Government buy ali
electric current oy contract from the
Potomac Electric Power Company. was
stricken out aud lost on a point OF
order raised by Representative Gaines
Of West Virginia.
Mr.. Cary is much elated- As ia afso
John LOrch- president O.. the Stationary
Engineers and the Central Labor Union.
who, for the Isbor forces. led the fight
against the section. Had this section
passed IL would not onl-- have caused
the Government 10 pay more for its
electric current. held Mr.. Cary. but
would have placed Il entirely AZ the
mercy OF the lighting company. bv do
ing away with the Government plants.
Gaines Attacks Provision.
As soon as the section was read Rem
resentative Gaines was on his feet and
reserved point OF order against II 10
hear from the committee Mr.. smith Of
Iowa demanded that ne either make or
waive the point. and AIr Tawney. chair
man OF the Appropriations Committee.
insisted that II be made. Mr.. Gaines
thereupon made the point OF order. saw
ing he was glad 10 do so II the com
mlttee felt that way about IL. AIr.
Tawney replied that although the sec
ton was approved by the Secretary 0f
the Treasury after full consideration and
investigation. the connrlttee realized IN
was not in order. and therefore insisted
on the point
The point was Susta ned BY the chair
Mr. Clark OF Missouri caused q laugh
by asking for infOrma. ion as 70 What a
kilowatt hour is
Thinks Section Unwise.
Representative Gaines said last night
that he had not given the section much
previous consideration. but that il an
peared 70 him 10 be URwisely drawn.
He reserved the point 10 give the com
mittee opportunity 10 amend. but the
committee showed no disposition to do
so and he insisted on his poinr Of order
Representative Tawnsy says that al
though the provision IS out of the sun
dry civil bill so far as the House IS
concerned, II may be added bv the
Senate, and II not e viii probably be
added 20 the general deficiency apprO-
priatiOn bill
Should this be done, another vigorous
.Ight viii be made against IL
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
~roMn FITZGERALD UNDER KNIFE

BALTIMORE, May S--'TomT Fitz-
gerald, the veteran railroad man who
recently resigned his position as general
manager cf the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. underwent an operation AT the
Union Protestant lnfrmary for stomach
trouble. dis physicians report that he
stood the operation well and thar the
indications are that he will recover.
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
NO SWORDS FOR cHAPLA1Ns.

The Navy Department has decided
that there shall be no change in the
uniform of naval chaplains. This de-
cislon is made answer to the request
received recent from nearly every
chaplain in the navy. for change pro-
viding for the wearing Of swords ard
epauiettes The department has taken
the stand that neither epaulettes nor
swords are necessary 10 the proper dis
charge of the duties Of service clergy
man.
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
OCEAN STEAMERS CRASH,
BRITISH SHIP RETURNS

PORTLAND, England. May s.-The
British steamer Matiana. from London
collided with a steamer of the Ham
burg-American Line twenty miles south
of here. The Matiana has returned here
with her stern broken. The extent Of
the damage TO the other steamer. whose
name has not yet been ascertained. IS
unknown
A tug has been sent 20 seek for her
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
.Nlght Riders VlSlt
Scares Ohio Men

HAMILTON. Ohio. May S.-Tobacco
growers are today in heat Ot excite
ment. A band Of men, declared by the
growers TO be night riders, visited this
county last night. A big tobacco shed
and 5000 pounds OF tobacco was destroy
ed near Sommerville. Growers nave
placed their crop under armed guard.
Agents for the night riders gained
admittance into many tobacco sheds by
a rUse and are believed to be planning
new raids. Many growers have received
warnings
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
A Source Of Steady Profit.

Money deposited in banking dent. of
7niou Trust Co. 18th and II sts. Is con-
! deposits subject 70 check. Govt cS,s,troI
ADV.
The Washington times., 1908-05-08

They take no time to rut out Ae old
story. that they are not official police
men," They are out with their clubs
and welding them in the most approved
style. Defeat for the bill? Net on your
lifel And down comes a club on the
mead OF a man who dared breathe the
tgnoble suspicion.
In response to polite inquiries about
opposition TO the bill a "leader'' WI!
refrain from brandishing his club long
enough to say blandly and politely:
Opposition? All, II seems 10 me i
have heard that word-but not in this
connection No; not in this connection.
The bin will"
Unfortunately. this talk is interrupted
rudely enough by some opponent VsleS
IS trying 10 make a getaway. and ihe
leader dashes after him 10 put hiIn in
me on the moment Undoubtedly.
these are great times. The President
IS asking for the legislation The
bankers are asldng for IL some days
ana not asking Ior IL other days. The
puoiic doesn't care a rap about IL now.
but the first panic that comes will
make the people sit up and take notice.
Altogether, money IS the root OF all
evil at the Capitol.
Something Will Be Done.
After all, however. judging from the
skill that the leaders have in beating
tnelr party into line, the Nreeland bill,
OF something lust as good" win be
adopted by the conference next Mon
day night and arer put through the
House. The leaders have had expe-
rience on previous occasions in round
ing up the rebels in the fold o. the
righteous, and there is no reason te
believe they have lost their cunning.
But IN the meantime the fighting TO
accomplish this makes Gettysburg look
like practice drill, and the slaughter
IS terrific 10 hear.
When the bill is ado ted and passed
II safe bet that the leaders will ring
the IRE alarm, call every FIRE companv
IN three States. and asked that cold
water be put upon them as a restora-
tive They are working without taxing
time 10 eat. The passage Of the meas
ure viii be the greatest demonst "a tfon
possible OF the txcelleoce OF the Re
publican party's organization in the
House
Therefore. while the sprinE-time
breezes blow a.. the blushing brides
walk through ne Capitol on their
honeymoons. the leaders are busy as a
jailbird trying &c pick his way through
a cement wall with an eyelash-which
is pretty busy.
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
AUTHOR HALEYY DEAD.

PARIS. May S.-Ludovic Halevy. a
well-known French author and play
wright. is dead here. Halevy Is bes,
known by his novel, "Abbe Constan-
tine"
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
sI.a5 to Balti more and Return

Saturdays and Sundays via the Perm
syIvania Railroad. Tickets good Tsttlrn-
ing until Sunday night All regular
trains except Congressional Limited. -
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
BaltimOre and Retura, sI.as, Baltinore

& Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and
Sunday All trains both ways. both
days. except Royal Limited. City Ofhss,
1E7 G. ST. and 619 Penna- Ave.-AdV-
The Washington times., 1908-05-08

Sturdy Growing Plants for House
and garden. Low prices shaner. 18th & ]
ADV.
The Washington times., 1908-05-08

Low water NoNs > 10 y. m.
High water tomor' w.2:20 a. m, $50 .. m.
Low water tomor'o ow .9:15 a. m, $40 D. m.
The Washington times., 1908-05-08
Hunting for Mrs. Guinness.

CContinued on - -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
State Money
is PLENTIFUL IN THE STATE
N TREASURY AND DEMOCRAT.
Ic LIE IS NAILED.

The official monthly report OF the
condition of the State treasury issued
at the close Of the days business Sat.
nrday. the last day OF October, again
furnishes conclusive denial Of the fake
stories circulated by the Democrats
that the State is in dept, that there
is a deficit in the Stare treasury, that
Republican management has been ex.
travagant and other canards of like
character.
The report shows that there was
s2S4.292 in the State fund. $4S5,52
in the general school fund, and $685..
300 in the invested portion Of the If.
reducible school fund. The balance
in the State fund exceeds the balance
in the same funds for the same
month Of last year by $4,000
Instead of the State being bankrupt,
or having a deficit, or being unable
to meet its obligations, the cold. sol.
tenn figures of the report show that
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03

for a voter to get through answering
questions. sign HIS name, get his bal
lot, mark It and cast it. If 1t takes
ten minutes for each voter to go
through this performance, 1t will re-
aqtiire Just 1888 hours and 20 minutes
to put 300 voters through the mill. If
each voter requires only ave minutes,
the 500 can vote in &C hours and 40
minutes.
But the polls will be open only Ii
hpurs They will open at 6 In the
morning and close It 5 O'Clock in
the afternoon,
In an election district, in which
500 men try to vote each voter will
have Just forty-nine and a half sec.
onds in which to go through with all
the forms and get his ballot into the
box.
It must be remembered that the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
Wants His Fee
MISS LoNspALE's ATTORNEY IN
BREACH OF promise SUIT
AGAINST BLAINE ELkINs
NOT SATISFIED.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Declartng his
Intention to reopen the breach of
promise case of Louise Lonsdale
against Blaine Eiltns, for the purpose
Of contending for one-half Of the al.
legged settlement made by tda Elkins
family on the actress to stop the suit,
Attorney Jesse Epstein says he will
go to West Virginia. this week and
in the federal court, fight any action
on the part Of the attorneys for
young Elkins to dismiss the suit.
III Miss Lonsdale has abandoned
her 100000 action for breach Of
PROMISE" he said, 81 have not.
propose to throw light on the mys.
terlous settlement that caused Miss
Lonsdale to abandon the suit"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03

SIDE Of the river. A. the same time
lie line WIZ be extended from Rowles,
Iburg 70 Parsons Joining the Coal and
COX and thu omp KS covering tie
Whole western section ii Wet Eif
sinia. on the other hand tie b and
III Is anxious to Get control 81 the
~. and X. IN order that me 3. and o.
main line may be changed. cutting
across from Independence to Reeds.
vile through the Glades, and from
Reedsville following that N. and KS
route TO Rowlesburg, thereby ellminat.
ing the long tunel at Tunnelton and
cutting out one Of the worst grades on
the B. and o.'s line.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03

For fruit and shade trees, call oil
H. W. Leaman. Seeding, grading or
soddine done. 3 wk
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
VOTERS %plsERANchIsEp.

NEW YORK Nov. THAT thou,
sands OF metropolitan voters Will be
disfranchisei tomorrow, and Will be
unable to cast their ballots. Is the
fear that Is openly expressed to-day
in many quarters. The new election
law is held responsible for this con.
dition Of affairs, and as it was father.
ed by Governor Hughes, the Demo.
cratic State campaign managers are
attempting to make political capital
out Of the problem that contfonts
the election officials.
There Is one district In which there
are se5 names registered. and there
are many Ii which more t6sn 500
men have signed up the books;
II has been estimated BY seyetai Il.
perts HI the Bureau Of Hiecticns that
II VIII take from Ave To- ten minulea
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03

NE1 NcHk WoRIp SAYS UNCLE
STEVE NEEDS MONEY ron
nAgeHIERs poMRY.

aCl1NT0WNs nov. ACCORD.
Eon dhpairh rent out from Eikins.
IN respondent Of Tie New
1o1k rsIa MesoBiect 81 Senator Fl.
hn iii to New York was for
ii comforting with Prest
q Murray u the B. and
q he sale Of the M. and.
ald coal holdings to the d.
me World correspondent
rifle ii New York the sena.
fFea an oner from President
q the road. coal lands and.
I1tement but that before Civ.
answer hs arst consulted with
biologist Il g. White at Charles.
ng distance telephone, ask.
Whites opinion as to the ad.
of disposing Of the proper
le ptic offered. DR.. Whites
recording TO the newytnper
that the senator hold on to
1epfppeFty
The facts secured regarding
proposed sale Of the railroad
ny he correspondent drew the con.
81 his holdings in order to
money for the 100000 dow.
hicf Il said to be part of the mar
settlement between the senator's
daughter and the Italian
Gle =. and K. Offices here yester.
ssHoon, General Manager F. X.
considerably amused when
HE story which appeared in
hi pId regarding the sale OF the
Hs IaugaingIy denied that the
visit had anything to do
sale OF the road, and stated
ii such proposition as the one
a q Is under consideration.
tIlat IS nothing more than the
grior Of the sale OF the line:
10 truth in the story at ALL
matter Of fact Senator Elktns
Sious 10 sell the M. and X. and
1905 acres Of land he has along
line hut the B. and o. has con.
luaIt refused to buy the land. IT
Understood that the senator has
the 3: and o. an option on the
Iznd and all at $4,000, 900. Rail
Tsn are Of the opinion that tle
MO vim Try to secure the line
nHt buytng the land IL possible, in
u prevent the New York Cen.
getting an opening through
theFn7 and central part Of the
present. 1t is the plan OF the
cticiaIs, in case the road "a
. @ the B. and o., to bridge
tks ahela and join tae B. and
TIE p. and L. E. Us soon
ni1e y constructed on the west
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03

.#.....
there is plenty of money on hand,
that all bills have seen paid, that
there is no dencit> and that the reve-
nues produced by the new tax reform
laws are in excess of the expenditures.
Besides providing enough money
to meet all of the running expenses
and other obligations as they fall
due, the revenues of the present Re-
publican administration are piling up
a tidy little surplus. How IA the
name of reason and common sense
can the Democratic cavaliers find a
deficit or a lack Of sufficient revenue
in the States finances?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03

voters will have to go through tae
mill one at a time. Each oter VIII
have to answer all the Questions re
CURED. and in case he IAN sign his
name he will have 70 subscribe his.
signature. take his ballot ans make
way for the next man. IL case Ne
cannot write the tine required must
be multiplied by fons; as there wilI
be a long list Of additional cues
Itions; and he may aaye shoE
marks, scars, thumb-prtI m.
warts. ringworms and other identi.
lying evidences before he can lei his
ballot.
Should there be many chalienses
as there will be undoubtedly IA nearly
all the election districts, the B1olgl
lin evil be held up for perhaps raj.
an hour wiile a voter y trying y.
swear in his vote.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
WOMEN BURIED
al MORGANI!OMN
HUSBAND CANE FROM BALTI-
TlMoRE TO SEE THAT WIFEs
BODY WAS LOOKED
AFTER.

MoRGANToWN, Nov. s.-Af 2:sO
yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held at the undertaking rooms OF
jenkins 4 Brown over the body OF
Mrs. May RIaselle, the woman who
died Saturday afternoon after confess
ing that she shot Barney" Watts at
her room in the MADEIRA Hotel early
Friday morning and then turned the
gun on herself.
George Masclle. Of Baltimore, hus-
band of the dead woman, arrived
here on the noon train Sunday and
made arrangements for the holding
of the funeral here. The services
were conducted by Father Klnser, In
terment being in Oak Grove cemetery.
Mr.. Maselle, who is in the cattle
business in Baltimore, did not learn
of his wife's death at the time OF the
tragedy, as kilograms were sent to
him at Lancaster, Pa, instead of at
Baltimore. According to Mr.. Maselle
he was married Just eight years ago,
living with his wtte for four years,
after which they parted, A short
time ago he instituted suit for d.
vorce, but her death came before the
decree. MI. Maselle will return at
once to Baltimore. 1t was learned
yesterday that Mrs. Maselle about
two months ago took out a $500 policy
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
EMPERoR,s BIRTHDAY.

TOXIC. Nov, S.-Mutsu.hfto. EN-.
peror of Japan, is to-day Sc years Of
age and all Nippon is in a ferment
of enthusiastic patriotism. In Toxic,
Yokohama and all The smaller ciies
of the emperor great celebrations are
in progress. The annual review OF
troops by the emperor. which always
marks the anniversary Of the birth
of the ruler Of. japan, was more
gorgeous andtmaeniacent than ever.
before and was witnessed by thon.
sands Of Americans and Europeans.
The recent visit Of the American
fleet has brought about a new era Of
good feeling toward Americans and
all things ssyoring OF Yankeedom,
and the government officials are
showing especial attention to visitors
from the United States. This feeling
also extends to the populace. Ameri.
cans are treated with the greatest
consideration by tradesmen and 9th.
ers and even the little children in.
the streets salaam humbly whenever
an American appears. Many English
and European tourists call them.
selves Americans In order to share
in this hospitality.
The Mikado, OF Japan, Mutsuhtto.
was born November 8, 1852, at Kyoto.
He succeeded his father, Konei Ten.
no, February 10, 1857. and was mar.
RED to Princess Haruko, daughter OF
Prince 1chito, on February ., 1853.
She was born May %. 1850, and seven
children, three princess and four prip
cesses, have been the result Of tn.
union.
It is the claim Of the Japanese,
that their empire was founded in $50
B C. by the first emperor, Jlmmu,
and that his family still reigns. Some.
time in the twelfth century, however.
there was a break in the dynasty,
and the throne passed to other faml.
lies, who continued to hold 1t until
1858, when the present sovereign. at.
ter a short war, overthrow the power
Of the Shotgun. The sovereign bears
the title Of Kotei, or emperor, al,
though he is generally known
throughout foreign ciuntrtes as the
,Mlkado, or 1.-THE Honorable Cate
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
Attacks Women
Dir. PARKHuRsT SAYS NEW YORK
TEACHERS ARE IN uNHoLY
CONSPIRACY WITH
GAMBLERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Dr. Charles
H. Parkhurst, former head Of tn. -
Twice Society. was but one OF muny
New York preachers who advocated
the election of Governor Hughes from
their pulpits. DR.. Parkhurst bitterly
attacked the women teachers Of the
State because they opposed Hughes
for not signing a higher salary bill.
Denouncing the women teachers
who. he said, "had. entered into an un,
holy conspiracy with the gamblers"
DR.. Parkhurst said:
THE constitution is not a consider.
alton with them. They want dollars,
They are instinct with the very genius
Of Tammanyism, which is to rate the
government according to the readl,
ness with which it can be made to re.
plenish the individual exchequer."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
that THANKsoFvlMa DINNER.

Is bother enough without being troll.
bled with otiier things. Don't You
think 1t would be wise to have us
look over the hot water boiler, the
range and the plumbing generally
Then II anything IS wrong " can
make II right so youll have no troa;
be II the big FEAST ds littie at
tendon now may save Bis trouble theh
SOUTH SIDE eLUMeMc co.
ehcuF Walnut avenue.
Cons. Phone saA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-03
RtyALIDS' HOTEL and
SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
DURRALo, ~.

9UEEALos NJ
4 mOdaf Saatsnfuu viii every eqafp-
6aitAndappltAace AIDA cnnpIefeS t49
OkexpsEhHcod aaf EktEisd SpseiaI&tS for
H. heafiaeRt 81 ne Eokt dffIcuff cases
81 c1Foak aitsssAs wbethor reqRifse
Medical o. Surgical EraalmeRt Gor, Ebcir
eHre. Se1d TIVE Stamps to above address
for TttR lNYALID5' GUIDE BOOK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
POr OtrO eDIl|IO.
81 HEpTTEN Los HEcHos

81 Juan Aaorne hubiese leido el BOLK-
Al4s AihAGA4~laL seeaTaIaente lio ID IA
bria sucedids 10 que ahora tiene que pw-
gar en- La carcel
En- Ia edicion del sabado, al ocuparnos
de Ia denuncia de Antonio Martinez Cam
panon, condenado por el iuez LassalIe d
sesenta dias de Carcel cincuenta do
liars de nulta por portar armas. publica-
bamos algunas consideraciones sobre el de.
Tito denunciado, hechas por el iuez Las
sale
Pues. Juan Adorno parece cue aver in
curri0 en In misma infracci6n, presentan-
dose en- un mitin que sc celebraba en- Ha-
to-Rey, con an cuchillo de grandes dimen-
stones.
Ell cabo Soltero, que dicen que es un DO
icia que tiene nuy buen olfato. VIC cier-
tos movfmiemtos extranos en- Adorno. ca.
da veg que In policfa pasaba por su lado.
como buen gnarda SO pusO a In especta-
tiya bien pronto descubri6 que habfa ga
TO entire saeo, decomisando dich0 Ador-
no ell cuchfllo que Nevada en- un bolsino.
Esta nahana sc declare culpable de
portar armas prohibdas, articulo $40 del
Codigo Penal El juez Suau conden6 al
acusado treinta dfas de carcel v veinti-
cinco dollars de multa 0rdenando su ingre-
SO en- In carcel, donde cumplira la conde-
ma mpuesta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
0 Majestic No es iIlvelS!L!e
TT Sindicato Hfpico capitalefe nos
-nvfa In siguiente carta, que Ia remiti-
do con igual fecha al director Dc "Fl
Aguila de Ponce;

Muy senior nuestro j:

Habiendo leido la opinion de IN
sportman sobre la carrera verl6cada
en- Ponce entire los cahallos Perla fl
ma" Majestic !, que su apreciable
peri6dieo publca en- su edici6n del 13
De 0ctubre, balo el rubro ''Perla 6na
y Majestic Y creyendo que los va
rios conceptos err6neos que oil sport
man expresa, tienden anular nuestro
caballo Majestic, nos permitimos
suphcar usted la inserclon de estas
lineas, para desmentlr tales soncep-
tos.
Empezaremos por hacer eonstar que
el tempo invertido por el caballo Ma
jestic' en- reeorrer los mil metros, no
fu6 IN minute seis segnndos, sino IN
minute sete segundos y dos quintos.
No - verdad que q meJor record
Ell mil metros obtenido por caballos del
pals, sea q de uno nueve, pues eaballos
de segundo orden, como Jlbaro I,
Mnslco California Pellet Y
otros, reoorren tal dlstancla en- mucho
menos, Y q mismo Perla tina " los ha
recorrido yarias veces en menos de
uno slete.
I'll sportman de referenel~ ia una
trIste idea lie su eompetencia en- aSun-
tos hlpleos, euando asegura que e
Majestic con el record dado en-
Ponce, podrla eompet'r en hIpodromos
extranjeros, pues en- tales Aipodromos
log peores cahallos no tardan uh ninu-
to en- correr mil metros Podriamos
ensenar al tai sportman rev1stas hlpi-
cas- de Ia Argentina, Cuba y Venezue-
Ia. que comprueban lo antes dfeho.
No es cierto que el Majestic die
renta metros. pues esta @1io fue dc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
II maestro Nay91uii

Este aplaudido director. que ha actuado
con tanto exito en- San Juan en las mas
importantes poblaciones do la Isla ha ST.
do contratado para la Habana embarca
hoy an el vapor sJuliap
Con n maestro Mayoqm van su sonora
y sus hernanos polticos Carmencta San
uago Rantrea, tambi6n contratados por la
misma empresa habanera
MI distiAg1ido artista, que ha escucha-
do De maeetro pdhlico ovaciones tan mere
cidas. nos rnega al despedirse de nosotros,
que le denos- un adlos cari1oso al pdblico
puertorriqueGo del que lleyan el los SUI
yos imborrables recuerdos de gratitud y de
afecto
SatisfecAo 81 deseo de- los simpaticos
&rtstas SOLO nos resta desearles un viaje
feIiz nachos exitos en- la Habana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19

Nueva York, lunes-La prensa de San Petersburgo
a pubcado segun avisan los despachos de la capital
usa sensational artculo del conde Leon Tolso que
faxorece la canddaua de Bryan del que dice que pue
&c esperar mucho Ia verdadera democracia a gran
Rep1blica mperialsta
Ia prensa democratic de Nueva York explota de-
3cnsa de las declaraciones del gran escrtor