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SHOOTING AFFAIR ON H00PeR'S ISLAND
TAKEN up THIS MORNING.

Early this morning after Court was
called, the case of the State VS.. John Mel
son was taken up, Messrs. Harrington,
Mace & Harrington appearing for the de
PENDANT
Nelson is charged with shooting, with
intent to kill, Samuel Fitzhugh on March
81, last. The gun was shot at William
Fitzhugh, but the load hit his son, Samuel
Fitzhugh, in the face, causing him to
lose six teeth.
The testimony of Nelson is that the
Fitzhughs came to his house and en-
deavored in every possible way to induce
him to leave home and leave his wife
with them for the morning. Nelson
further claims that the Fitzhughs used
profane language and wanted to pay him
to 90 out fishing, offering him S. to leave
home.
The first witness called to the stand was
Mr.. Samuel Fitzhugh, who testified that
on March 81, last, be and his father were
going to buy some fish of Mr.. Henry
Phillips, of Hooper's Island, and that his
father, William Fiizhugh, had gone some
time before he left the house.
The next time Mr.. Samuel Fitzhugh saw
his father was at the home of John Mel
son, standing at the door, but not inside
the house, talking with Nelson. Upon
his arrival at the house Nelson, using vile
language, told them both to 60 away
from his house as they were after his wife
According to the witness testimony
they did leave the house'but were followed
BY Nelson who brought u gun with the
words that he intended to kill them.
After going some distance, with Nelson
pursuing them, Sam Fitzhugh turned
around to see if Nelson was coming and
at that minute he was shot in the face.
Mr.. William Fitzhugh, who was the
next witness, testified that after the gun
was fired he turned and hit Nelson with
his fist, leaving him unconscious after .
short fight
Capt. Alonzo Adams was the next wit
ness, and said that he found Nelson un-
conscious, lying on the county road, with
his face badly bruised. Mr. Adams then
said that he took Nelson hone and helpe |
to dress his wounds.
The trial was still up this afternoon,
aid will probably last throughout the day
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the ALmsHoUSE REPORT.

The report of the Committee appointed
to visit the Almshouse, which was pub.
lished in THE BANNER on Monday, gives
more information in regard to that insti
tuition, its resources. responsibilities, and
possibilities than any similar document
which has ever come to our notice. The
report treats the almshouse and every
thing connected with it in q sensible,
practical way. 1t is not dry compendium
showing simply how many inmates are
sheltered at the institution and how many
head Of stock there are on the farm, but
1t shows what Is needed to be done to get
the best results from the farm. The re-
port also shows that the property has
been carrying burdens for which it has
not received proper credit, and that If
credited with ell that is due 1t, it will be
found to ,be good investment for the
county.
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sioo REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper will be
plsased to learnthat there is at least one
dleaCed dieeaoe that science has been
able 70 cure in al it's stages, and that is
CatAt1ah. HAlps Cstarrh Cure is the
only po6itive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a consti-
tutIonAt treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
b taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system thereby destroying the founda-
ton OF the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing is
work. Tho proprietors have so much
faith in it, curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that Il fails to cure. Send for list Of
testimonials.
Address, -. CHENEY 6 CO., To.
led0, o.
Sold BY all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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seap AUTo1oBIlE SCORES A POINT.

A number Of automobiles attempted to
climb the so per cent. grade built by the
Case Thresher Co raise of 10 feet in 90,
but none were able to make the climb ex.
cept Model Ford, driven by Carl
Evans. q salesman for the Jones Auto Ex-
change, who are Wichita agents for the
Ford cars. The little car made the climb
several times, turning around at the top
and coming back forward. This is the
car that made the phenomenal mud run
from Newton and chased a passenger train
from Hutchinson, leaving there eight miles
behind the train.-Ex>
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cHAMBERLAIH's HAS THE PREFERENCE.

Mr.. Fred G. Hanrshan, prominent
druggist of Portsmouth,, Va say "For
the past six ears have sold and rec
commended Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is a great
remedy and one of the best patent med
icines on the market. l handle some
others for the same purposes that pay
me larger profit, but this remedy is SO
sure t0effect cure, and my customer
so certain to appreciate my recommend
ing it to him, that l give it the prefer
ence." For sale by Bradshaw's Phar
macy.
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Manufactured at Newport News, Va,
sold from Maine to Florida, ready and
amply able to help all in need at any
time or place Irrespective of nationality
creed or color. Such is the record of
Rydale's Liver Tablets, made only for
liver and bowel troubles and the best
remedy known for Catarrh Of the Bile
Ducts. Write Rydale Remedy Co for
free sample. Guaranteed by Post Office
Pharmacy. 28t
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= ONE TOUCH OF NATURE NAMES the WHOLE
WORLD KIM"

When . rooster finds big fat worm
ho calls all the hens in the farm yard to
come and share it. A similar trait Of hu-
man nature is to- be observed when q
man discovers son ething exceptionally
good; he wants all his friends and neigh
bora to share the benefits of his discOv.
cry. This is the touch of nature that
makes the whole world kin This ex.
plains why people who have been cured
by Chambeflain's Cough Remedy write
letters to the n manufacturers for publica
ton, that others similarly siling may also
use it and obtain relief. Behind every
one Of these letters il . warm hearted
wish Of the writer to be of use to some.
ono else. This remedy Is for sale by
Bfadshaw's Pharmacy.
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TUESDAY, may z,

1908, between the hours of one and three
o'clock p. m. all the following house and
lot, situated on High street in the town of
Cambridge, Md, of which James d. Ken
ii ard and Hester KenDard, died seized and
possessed, and upon which they resided at
the time of their death, to wit.
All that lot or parcel of land lying on
the west sidsof High street, in the town
of Cambridge, Md, adjoining the property
now occupied by Henry Kennard, and
fronting in said High street, forty feet,
and running back distance of one hun
bred and seventy five feet, and being the
property whereon James D. Kennard and
Hester Kennard, deceased resided at the
time of their death. Being the same
property which was conveyed to Hester
Kennard, by deed, recorded in Liber w. ].
No. 8, folio 495, etc, aud conveyed Ia
James D. Kennard by deed. recorded in
Liber F. J. II No. 6, folio 65, etc., Land
Record Books of Dorchester county, and
for more particular description of said
lot reference is hereby made to said deeds.
TERMS OF SALE: $4,000 cash; bal.
snce in six and twelve months in equal in.
staIlments, secured by the interest-Oearing
notes OF the purchaser with surety or sure
ties to be approved by the trustee.
GEORGE II. DAWSON, JR.,
Trustee.
The undersigned, trustee in toe above
entitled cause named, pursuant to an order
of the Circuit Court for Dorchester County,
sitting in Equity, passed on the 18th day
of April 1908. hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against the estate of
Hester Kennard, deceased, to file their
claims, properly authenticated. with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Dor chester
County on Or before the LIST day of Octo.
Der next
GEORGE H DAWSON, JR.,
Trustee.
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AuCti0neer'S Notice

THE undosiGned Offers his services 70 the pub
1 hc q Auctioneer, Charges viii be In pro
poftion to services rendefed-very moderate NV
nAme opposite sales will be sufficient notice to
]. G. IRWIN,
] 21-3m Cambridge, Md
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UNDER and by virtue of q decree of
the Circuit Court for Dorchester county,
sitting in Equity, passed on the 18th day
of April, A. D., 1908. in q case in said
Court pending, wherein Henry Kennard
and wife are plaintiffs and George II.
Kennard and others are defendants, No.
1914 Chancery, the undersigned. as trus-
tee, will offer at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door,
in the town of Cambridge, Md. on
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the CAMBRIDGE PRESSING CLUB.

Cleaning, pressing and repairing. All
work called for and delivered. Our dye
ing department q specially. We will
press your clothes for 81 90 per month
for four suit.
"a limo No. / Cross Street.
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N0IlcE To ROAD SUPERVISORS.

Cambridge, Md. April % 1908.
All road supervisors are hereby notified
to stop all road work. unless the same
may have been especially authorized by
the Commissioners; and all work done
without such authority will not be paid
for. Bv order,
O. R WRIGHT, Pres,
". S Bradley, Clerk.
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BUY The BEST.
FOR SALE

DOR SAL E-Op terms to suit b Eyer. one Column
rus tuggy. in good condition Apply to VIM
E. Hooper. DIV
DOR SALE-Gld papers. 100. hu dred, at Ban
l. ntr Office
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WANT ED

WANTED-Cigar salesman. Experience un-
w necessary. 500 per month and expenses
Peerless Cigar Co., Toledo. Ohio. ~ Nv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell retail trade, your
w locality, $65 per month and expenses to
start. or commission. Experience unnecessary.
Bermingsen Cigar Co.. Toledo, U
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WANTED INFORMATION.

The undersigned desires information in
regard to the family records of Thomas
Thompson, who served as young man
in Maryland regiment in the Revolu.
tionary war, was married to Priscilla Mace
and lived on or near the headquarters Of
Fishing Creek from 1882 to probably 1894
or 1895. Address u. F. THOMPSON,
The New Varnum, Washington, D. c.
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lady or ge tie uen boarders.
w Terms wv. Apply at 112 Choptank Ave.
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d g. 600 TO loan on first mortgage in sums Of $500
TO 5000 to suit borrower. HazeltOn A. |
Invce. Jr attorney st-law. E-~lyr'
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MONEY TO LOAN-$4OOO, $1,000. $4,000 and
N1 $1,000, to lend on first mortgage. Colds !
bon ough d Fletcher.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-02

que poF n0CeaidRdes de BU exiGteneiR. Sc
llamabR Antonio Hernandez ora FObuR'
to, SgiI RpEopiado. A Gsts =.sza &c =
enComsnd6 pOr Andres ToTFsi6D, 81 aloal'
de ID villa, la pAtPi6tiOa Comili6n dc di'
fundiT Ia pFOclamR por todos log pueblos 6
donde "a cRbRllo llsgRBG.
No pudo IL Hlno hRBtA CasRB del Puerto,
en- dond0 hubo de quedaFGe snfsrmo, de
aIIf EGgTeA6 tempo que 81 paEte De d.
fundfa por laB regionsI del Sur = del Po'
nisnts.
LEGO sI rey Ia plaza, donde 10 alzaba
81 monumentO envuOlto en- telaI dc loI CO.
lOres nacionales, de les que pendfa uu cor
don do S0ds roja.
santRda IR familis real On IR tEibuna,
ei aIcalde pFonunci6 bFaveB fFaBeg de agra
decimisnto, don AIfonEo tiV6 del Gordon,
deiando Rl deBCubieTto Ia aiE0Ba estatua,
mientraB 81 pueblo dabR vivRa & Espans y
al roy.
Eiogi6 mucho don Alfonuo 81 monumen'
to, aaf be 10 manifsst6 Rl O4cultoE don
AuToliano CaEEetero, eiCi6ndols que la
obFs era de muchfSimo gusto artiGtiOO. Y
RRf cd.
En- 81 monumsnto 20 dsstacR Is fguEa
del famoBo RICSlde, On tRms1o pequefo,
dssafandO Rl 6guila imperial francOIR, de
tamAdo mayor.
En- uno do sua cOstadoB apareOe ls fgU'
70 dol pOGtill6n, que gRlope tendidO mar
cha & difGndir Ol RviHo del alCAld0.
TeFminRdo este RCto, 81 Tey, con 81 CO.
mitiva, Be diriii6 Ia casa donde vivi6
don Andres Torrej6n y deSCubEi6 u IfpidR
commemorative que en una de lag paredeB
Dc ha ColoCado.
Yigitaron lusgo ls iglesis y ls eTmita,
donde DO veneTs ID igleGiR do M6stoleV,
regFsHRndo al AyuntAmiento.
En- el salon de Besion0g Be Ies aiEvi6 Un
espIendidO '1unch."
DON Alfonso 10 aBom6 81 balloon dc Ia
Casa ConsiAtoFial y 81 pueblo le aClam6.
Minutes despu6l tomabsn nusvaments
Loo automobiles, para Volyer & Madrid,
Biend0 dOBpedidoH caYihoEamOnte.
EI slemento efciRl Tegres6 II sStRci6n,
On trsn especial llsg6 & Madrid & laB
giete CuREto de la taRde.
Todaa lar AutoIidRdea 81 vsCindREio
del noble pueblo de M6BtoleI EivsliSRTon
en- hacer gEatR la eItauCiR CuantcB fus.
ron & pEO1enciaF las simpktica8 festaB.
FL Conceio Dc M6stoles O 1908: An.
dE6a TOrToi6n, Simon HOEn6ndOE, Fernando
FRUITS { 10 ID Santa HeEmnndRd,) Jog0ph
SaIazar (uindico, Manuel Montego, Juan
Horn6ndez, Manel Dfag, E1taniSlao Ovejeo
70 (oucFibaDo del Cabildc.)
In 1905: don Tom6B Lorenzo San Mar.
tfp, alcRlde don Sabastifn Vargas ManzR.
no, don Blnigno Rodriguez San Martin,
don Francisco Manzano OFgaz, don Pedro
Rodriguez ZaE8uals, don Manuel ManzR-
no LoFanzo, don Higinio Perez OFgav, don
Jos6 Vargas Hern6ndes, don ISidoFo Ro.
dRfguez HeEn6ndeE, don Barnab6 Mama.
no San Martin (EsCFetaEio.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-02
Obietos De utilidad J fantasia.

EI eatabIoCimionto dc la Calls San Fran
ciBca, sLa1 Novedadlg", igp0 impoEtan'
do ca Csda vnpoE Los mejoEsl aEtfculoH Do
utilidad , fantaGfs pEocedents1 dc Estado1
UnidoG, Europa Asis, ,lGB que estan 81 al'
Canca de tOda1 lag foEtunaa Camaa para
m5trimonio con Bll aCOo-orioB, lsn hay lin
df1ima1Y de yeEdadoEo aEtO. sombFeEoa,
slsnOins hnaa. guante1, pahuOloS, juego1 dc
toeadoR gabineto, Rl6ombra, botonaduTas,
lGmpaEapu Cuadrog, pO1taloI. obietos iapo.
ueIoI, entatuaFia cTiStaIGEia, etc., ETC., .
holIa niompEO 6 olCoieR On 81 slegants
ESTABLISHMENTS "La1 NOYsdadGl". rs.
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AnunCi0 de SubaSta.
DOBlTtlmORio dOl interior d PuOFtO Rico,
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs
Ofcina del Superintendent.

San Juan, P. R. Mayo 13, 1908.
Proposiciones en pliegoG CerEadou para
Is adjudication en- p6bliCR BubsBtR de lnI
explRnaCioneI de kil6mstroB, mas & me.
nog, do ID CaHFOtOra CialoE-Juana DiRS,
SOCCi6n Vill0lbR DivigoEia, 3 admitiH6n
ca CstR Ofcina haBtR laB 10 I. IA. del dfa
Is dc Junio, 1908, en- que Bs RbFirkn p6'
blicamento.
El pEGsupueBto RpEoximRdo de lRn obRas
aBCisnde { $31, 800 90.
Todog loB dato8 noCaBariog, impFesos dc
pHopogiciones , CentEat0s inEtEucCiOnOs &
loB poBtoEG8 g daEGn Ga cata OfcinR. Tam
bi6n o faCilitaE6n Rzulo8 de los pianos me-
dianto un dOp6uito provisional Dc SO que
Bsr6n EeombOlHadO1 al dsvolvOr diChoI
az6lsl
ssRS Oondici6n eIsnCial del Contrato que
81 OentEAtiHta, paFtiF del uegundo mes
inclusive del pIazo para Il termination de-
Ios trnbsiog, eiecUts cada mes obTGE pOr
valor no menoE do $4,000 mOnBuGle1.
La Administration % ROssEvR 81 dOEO.
Cho do rscha1aE CuaIquisEn todaB lAs pro-
poniCione1 de adjudiCRE 81 ContEAto bGjo
otEGs conGidoracioneS que las de pFsoio Ho'
lamente.
POr OEden del COmiaiOnado del Interior,
j. J. JSmenes.-supt de Obga1 PdbIicaE,
32vs. No. 6.
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.SUCESOS EN- Ia ISLB
IIsY 10 leIsolss deteaIdas en- CaYeY.
MueIte POI Tifia en- VEGA Bsja.

YRbncos, Mayo 28.-PoE fueEza puoBto
aver taFdo fnoron RFrsstadoO On poblsci6n,
individuos JoadB Martinez CiEiIo AFRO.
70 poT ssduCCi6n. J1es ConoCe aIunto. -
Caho Soto.
MeuE, Aver en baRrio Marina" 0ato
teErafno jean LabF6n Gonzalez aC0msti6
con mnchota an PNlo Andrea , Eloiaa
Peraz Garcia d&ndolS VaEian haEida8 de
pron6sfiCo ras0RvRdo. Fue inmOdiatamcn'
te aEEe1tado por fueFzAa 4 mis- 6Edone1
oCup6ndo STmR poniendoIo & disposition
aut0rid0d Csmpetente. Cabo z. RoEado.
OsyeY 30. EntsEsdo incondio aquf
C0nltituime fue1zR Guayama. InCsndio
intentional hay onca detonidoh. Jus5 mn
nicipal pFactiCa investigation. Ei6FOito
tEabaj6 hsroicamente extinction, t0nient0
GimOnsz , guardian Rsm6n Ortiz, Martin
Cruz Sanchez Juan @. VelRzqusz lO1io'
nadoB Runque NO gEGVOmOnte. Llamado
fiscal Wilcox. Dstalls1 pTimeTa ooaai6n.
Captain HuEtado.
C0yeY 80. Aver entire docs J unG de-.
ClaYoss inoondiO quem6ndoBs tOtalment0
siets caBaB , tres d0stFuidaa pRFa 8ofOcaRlo
6lta Ompaz6 pOH CASA OlmCECio 6agaHtibal'
zs y aImRcsn MOndozR. III fuOgo hR ado
intentional, tongo RErestadRs diez personal
, entre Ollon duefoH dc cRsaG aBsguFRdaa.
Tome 81 mando do Ia fueFS8 poF eatar Of
OiRlsB ausentss. SAEgsnto Ortiz y cinco
guardian y detectivOB de CaguSBAo enCuen'
tran On egtR pTontand0 geFviCio. Oontindo
investigation. Telegrai6 & fiscal diStrito.
Tenisnte Gimsnss.
Caguaa 81. Algunos hOmbres paEtido
union de Puerto Rico improviHau meeting
polftico para hoy p. m. Dare cuonta
Tssultsdog. SaFgento Orti9.
CSguaB 80. Hoy tres mahRpR sali6
EaTgento Ortiz On union detectives Bcha.
IRON, Asenlo = guRrdias VazqueE, EltTon'
"a, suareE, MeECRdo y Andino policia in
HuIar 4 incorporates fuerzs CaYoy motiyo
incendio aIlf oCuBFido. Antonio FOFrRn,
Cabo r. /.
NaguRbo 81. Fusrza dGItacamento
playa, BoEpTsndisTon Rnoche bRrFio DR'
guRo iugadR ''monts" RTreltOndo ueiE indi'
viduog, ocupRndo naipeH y dinsro. CAbo
Frias.
Vega Bajs 81, Anochs individuo vi.
dal Santana di6 muerte de una pufRlsdR
on 81 CoFaz6n Hipolito LopeE On Fi1a
que tuvieTon. AFrsBt6 al Santana po-
nisndoIe dilpolici6n iuOz municipal con-
viCto , Confsso. CRbo HueEtRB.
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De PJERTA De TIE
IRA a TrliilO alto.
Las GALES linpias J pint0TesCa Ia
aTquiteCtuTa del cassIin.
AlIt 50 hlbIl duI tflunfo loIl lJlIta come eo.a
s0gula.
(De nasstr0 o0yresponsal. }

Puerts dc Terra, Mayo 31.-A Ia8
nusys de u madana paTtimo8 de este ba-
EEio con ID intsnCi6n do llegar do paaoo RI
pint0FesCo pueblo dc Tfuiillo alto, iaRdin
do lindaa tFigUtfiaI bOEinCanag, Io1 i6Ye.
mes Ramon sOtOmayoT, Francisco Sanchez
y Gute C0IroIponBal.
El jovsn Rachiss puSe E.Eus1trn fiGrO.
Iici6n 81 oabRllo Alqor6a y una CAIeIs. la
que dsbfa tralladAFnos al sBcantadoE True
jillo, q cuRI Ilegamol con fsIiE exito.
Dimes unag Vueltas poF les GALES y pu.
dimoB ObBsFVaE lR buena RFquitsCtuFa ds
rms caBRg, II plaza Bs OnCnontEa Iimpia de
Yerba, ID iglGaiR Cat6licG estk pidiOndo
gTitO ma mano de pintuFa,
A pssaE do habor lloyido mueho 81 dis
anterior, ca Les GALES no - enContEaba hi
Un CbaTOO do Rgua, Cam0 anterioEmente I'd.
Cedfa.
Esto 81 dobido 81 oslo del honorable aI.
Cnlde nsfioR VAECaECsl , dsma1 omplsadoH
de RquGl ayuntRmisnto.
ALI GO hRblR del tEiuufo ueguEo do ID
Union de Puerto Rico 81 10 de Noviembrs,
con gran antuai. gmo.
A Las CuatF0 de h taFde nos despsdimos
De nuaItEas Himp6ticas amigaD, uno dc
mi1 CompaheEO8 do Visie di6 un foatazo &
AlaCTfa1, 81 CuRl pREtf6 como un EaI6mpago,
haHtO llegRE 81 rio On q que tavimos que
tOmRH preORucionOg, pusg Be onContHaba un
POGO CreOido , tuFbio. Al paaaE, dimes
hurEa poF lOB limpGticon YeCinoB do TEu
lilo alto.
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NOTAS Y NOTICIAS.

-FranciECo Aquilin0, RCuSado do tenOE
2 Caballos pA1tandO On la CaRReteHa do
SAntuFCe, fa6 AbIuOlto aver on 81 jusgado
municipal por FolultAT no ser 81 81 dOeiiO
de los FefeEid0U CRbAlloE, pusB u persons
quo fu6 dstsnida poE lR poliCfR di6 falBR'
msnte Rqnel nombre.
-ElRdio FeTn6ndez que pidi6 un va
HitO dc soda y una Copa de ron blRnC0 en-
un CRfetin Dc IR Gale del Sol, en- la taIde
del AGbRdo pSg6 uolamentO OontAy0B,
fu6 acusado de tuEbaT la psz p6bliCR 81
iusz municipal 10 absolvi6 pOE manifSStaF
l0a tSstigo1 que no hubo Gso6ndRlo sIguno.
-El jues municipal impUSO aver las
GiguiontSH CondenRA: 80 diRR do ArEeato
MOnusEEate VslaSquSS, poE huTtO; 3 mssOB
dc c6rcol PaBcRGio Paris, p0R aCom0ti'
misntO y sgrssi6D; 10 diaB dc AEresto 4
Juan B. Sierra, POE exposition deahoneOtR.
AbHuOltoE: Francisco BRFTeFaB y Pedro
AYRla RCuuadOS do Rc0metimiento y agre'
sion; so dfas dc c6Fcel so dollaRB dc
multa Jose TiFado poF tuEbRE u paS;
Francisco AECa 20 dollars dc multa pOE
RComOtimiOntO , sgreIi6n.
-Se SSegura que parts del pueblo Dc
CayOy % opUqo tsnaSmente, que Los de-
tanidoH pOF 81 inCondio, oCurrido 81 VieEnel
GItimo, fusrsn on CoChe Ia CSrcel dG
Guyana.
--
az Acerca de este tratado "La Cores
pondenclan di6 q conocer algunos infor
mes en- su seccion cRblegrafica. a e q
debe la GRE aci0n de la Corte de arbitrsj'
que funciona en- Cartago-Costa Rica.-
Carnegie hizO una donaci6n para srtgir uE
te02pl0 de la f0ds, en- dOnde dicho tr1buna
funciOpe en- 10 sucesiVo.-N ole la ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-02
Ell TRATADO De
WASHINGTON. F..
Opinion De 10 peTltdicO frances.

La "Rsvfata Latino .AmeEiCRnR"T de
Paris, coErsnpondiente 81 20 de AbEil pa
nado, reproduce On todas gu8 parties 0I vot0
del senior diputRdo don CalloH Maria Ji
mOnez, q dinCutiTGs ca teTCeT debate ante
81 Congra1o, 81 20 do FsbEeEo do este aiiO,
sl famoso tEatRd0 do Warrington. Cd
So We, puss, que Ia propaganda contra
Ia Intervention yanky comisnEa & pEodu
cir gug sfoCtog.
La moncionadG Eevihta paTiRiGnHe h0ce
loB liguiOntss commentaries:
"LR FspulIi6n del iUiCio beCho contra
la iDgsFsnCiR de lOE EstAdos Unidoa del
NoEt0 On laH dissnCiono5 do las Rsp6bIiCau
do Centro America, hR gid0 CRBi Feasumi'
do poE un diputado al CoDgEeso COnEtitu
Ci0nal de Oonta RiCB, al tsneF lugar los
debates para TRtifCar lon Tratados CelsbFs.
dos On Warrington en- DicismbFo del aii0
dItimo, por lR ConfoEenCia dsnominsda
''de In Paz".
ApaFeCe, ain fngimiento nj CsbRrdfR,
tai Cual 81, d problemas dsduCi6nd0lo de
loH Concepto8 On que sl diputadO senior don
Carlos Maria Jimonsz ne opuBo & II san
Ci6n de loH tTatadoE, poF espiFitu pAtEi6tiOo
AAugaIo AIbGbO ~ kA4AAb C04GtU hm9
FicanR ID EaEa latina. La intsEven'
Ci6n del yanki en- asuntoH dc aquelloB
paiSou, qua son pRiVAtiVos de ollos miamog,
impoEta nm CApitulo mas que habF6 dc f.
guEar entire todaa las aEteE poaibleS de IL
pOEfidia, uHGdaB para il facilitRndo sl CO.
mino del imporialiBmo.
Y como no obatante ID apEobRCi6n le
giAIativa do los TFatados, 10 inatintivo on
81 dominAdoF, O. % COdiOiR dacoTAdR con
81 msntido Rnhel0 de union COnfratsFni'
dad; como loI ConCeptoB del senior Jim6nez
poE Ii bAHo dc exRCtitud on que 90 hRllRn
dOlCAnuAndO y IL independence con que
han lido veFtidoE, debeF6n opoEtunament0
EecoEdRFls, CuRndo sl uHgRE ConquiBtadOR
realize 6u fslAz iutento; queTemOa no deje
do ConBtaE en- 0AtaB Columns 10 que al
patricia CoEtarEiCanEs die: "SismpTa hay
noblszR do Sontimisnto On lR vsneEaci6n
hRcia Ia pAtriA , lR Tazay en- opOnerHe 81
ciniCO pTooadeF del CouquiatadoE, exponieu'
do 81 pEGSentimiOntO que 90 RbFigs aObFe
81 vaFdRdsr0 sontido dc lR lituRCi6n de
CentEo America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-02
Banuuate en- eI CuarteI de BaIIaia.

81 domingo csIabT6 con un busn BAN
quetS, Begdn 90 infoFma, la cOmpaiiiR @.
del Rsgimisnto de Puerto Rico, 81 festival
dc Costumbro 81 80 do Mayo.
Debi6 CelebEaERs diCho bAuquets d
miamo 80 dc Mayo, psrc prsfrisron tranS'
fsEirlo para ol domingo infoEm6ndoEs que
Fein6 on dicho actO la mayor RIegEfR, p0F'
t6ndous todos los j6vsnGB militREeH CON 10
mayor correction Eisndo muy fslicitado
por ID organization del bRnquete, el BaF'
gento CiEilo M0FcRdo.
Entire loH ComenalssI hSllGbaHo 81 j6Ven
eBcEitor Helor Tomas Lozano.