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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Account Fron, Jackson.

Jackson. Oct. 9.-(Speclal.) .)--Engine ,9s of an extra through freight train on the Southern Railroad went through an open drawbridge on the Tnmbigbee River at Jackson this morning at 3:1O o'clock carrying the tender and eight cars with It.
 The engineer. Frank Kelley. of Mo bile. went over with his engine. and his body has not been recovered. and possibly will not be before sometime tomorrow.
 Six of the cars were loaded with lumber and two with cotton.
 The bridge had been turned for the steamer Mary Staples. bound for Mo- bile, and the steamer was barely through when the train approached.
 The bridge watchman. B F. Wilson, says that be had the red danger lights displayed and when he saw the train approaching he took up his lantern and swung 1t all he possibly could to flag the train. He Is unable to give
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
FLEET OFF TO JAPAN
AMERICAN VESSELS SAIL AWAY
 FROM MANILA.
Sperry's BattIeships Clear COFregidOr island and Head North Into China Sea-Manlla Turns
 Back to Cholera.

Manila, Oct 10-The sixteen big battleships of the American neet are now enroute to Japan.
 Early this morning the flagship Con- necticut got under way. Half an hour later all of the great ships were in motion and followed the Connecticut down the bay. There was no ceremony or demonstration of any kind save the dipping of flags by the merchantmen, few people witnessing the departure of the fleet, owing to the early hour.
 At S:45 o'clock the long line had cleared Corregidor Island at the mouth of the bay and headed north into the China Sea.
 Simultaneously with the departure of the fleet the authorities of Manila started new campaign to eradicate cholera. The number of new casea reported averages ten daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
WAR VETERAN WEEDS.

Athens, Oct. -fspecial)-At the home of pr. W. c. Denson, pastor of the Presbyterian Church in this place, the minister oflciating. yesterday after noon. MT. John Karn. an aged farmer, living two miles east of Athens, was united in marriage with Miss Mary Jane Wade, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George W. Wade.
 The bride is a young girl, while her husband Is a veteran of the civil war. MT. Karn is a prosperous farmer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
MOntenegran Proclamation.

Cettinje, Montenegro. Oct s.-Prince Nicholas today issued the following manifesto:
 "My heart weeps with the hearts of all Servia at the fate of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Still the black and yell low Austrian flag will never be strong enough to separate the souls of the Montenegrans from their brothers in the annexed provinces. The colors will not only prove a signal. visible from afar, of the injustice committed. but also spur to hatred until the finaI victory of right and truth.
 "As today the terms of the treaty of Berlin are infringed on one side by the annexation of Bosnia and Fer zegovina, obligation on our part to ob- serve Article 29 of this treaty falls. The treaty being forced upon us and our maritime rights being cruelty lim- tied. Montenegro considers herself no longer hound by these fetters
 T am certain the great powers will approve this step by which we free ourselves from these bonds."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Reports Confirmed.

London. Oct. 9.-The foreign office and the admiralty have confirmed the press cablegram from Malta saying that British warships have been or dered to the Agaen sea. It is expected that the vessels are sent outside sim ply to watch events, but 1t is under stood from other sources that Turkey intimated she would welcome the ap- pearance of the British fleet as likely to calm the population.
 Llanos is an island of the Grecian archipelago, about fifty miles west of the entrance to the Darnells. It be- longs to Turkey. The population main ly is Greek.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
NIGHT RIpnRe AGAIN.

various sections in South Carolina
 Visited aud Ginners Warned.
 Snartanburg, s. C.. Oct 9--Night rid- arg have appeared in various sections of the State.
 Tha Cherokee ginnefy, seven miles from here, was posted Tuesday night. rThe proprietors were warned to gin ar to buy no more cotton until there Ia 2an improvement in the market. Other ginneries in other parts of the country have been posted.
 The cotton house of William Wood. twenty miles from Spartanburg, was set on fire several nights ago and a number of blaes of cotton burned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Removes Theological Seminary.

Savannah. Ga. Oct. 9-The United Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the South. to-day by a large majority voted In favor of the re- moval of the Theological Seminary from Mt Pleasant. near Charleston. S. C.. where 1t has been located for ten years. The board of directors VIII select a new site. The synod also au- thorized the board to raise an endow- ment of $5O,OOo for the seminary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
chnfIn TourIns Indlnnn.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 9.-Eueene Chain of Chicago. Proh ibition eandl- date for President. began a speech making tour of Indiana today. He win close it Monday and go to Madison. Wis. for a meeting. Mir. Chain says he has been averaging five speeches a day for eighty days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Prof. Q. E. Norton mn.

Boston. Oct. 9.-Charles Eliot Nor ton, prominent as author and authority on literature and professor of history at Harvard University up to 1888 since which time he has been Professor Emeritus at that institution. is serious ly i'll at Cambridge. He is eighty.ons YeArA old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Sailing Orders Sealed.

VaIleta, Island of Malta. Oct. 9.-A British fleet left here this evening for the Agaen sea. Its actual destination is believed to be the Turkish Island of Lemnos. The sailing orders are sealed. The fleet will consist of four battle ships, four cruisers and four torpedo boat destroyers and 1t will be under the command of Vice Admiral Prince Louis of Batenberg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Excitement in ser,.in-

Belgrade. Servia. oct. 9.-Theatre Square today was the scene of re- They were directed mainly against the Government, the demonstrators de- manding the resignation of the Cabi- net.
 The already strong movement against King Peter Is growing in strength, and the organizers of 1t are demanding that he either declare war against Austria Hungary, or abdicate in favor of his son, Grown Prince George.
 The members of the Skupshtina, or National Assembly, are arriving for an extraordinary session of that body to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
ID Meet Nntea-

New York Oct s-Announeement was made today by the banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb and Company. thai that firm has undertaken to meet s7215.- 900 notes of St. Louis and San Fran cisco Railroad which fall due on De- cember l. next. Some European banks, including one in Berlin, will assist them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10


 In spite of warnings to King Peter from Great Britain and France that the people of Servia be kept in check the populace of Belgrade held demon strations yesterday and demanded the resignation of the cabinet and also the abdication of King Peter unless he de- clare war against Austria Hungary, which has refused to accept servia's protest against the annexation of Bos- mia and Herzegovina.
 Ten thousand Austro- Hungarian troops are garrisoned along the Drina River, between Bosnia and Seryia. ready for eventualitles; and it is said 150,0o0 men can be thrown into Ser vian territory in twentysfour hours.
 M. Iswolsky, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, arrived in London last night and will have conferences today with Sir Edward Grey. British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. concerning the calling together of the powers signatory to the treaty of Ber- lin in an endeavor to bring about or- der in the Balkans.
 Prince Ferdinand. the "Czar of Bui- gagia." entered Philipopoiis yesterday evening and received an enthusiastic greeting at the hands of the troops and the popuiace. ~.
 No confirmation has yet been received of the report that the Albanians have declared their independence of tho sul- tan of Turkey.
 Yesterday at Candia, the largest city of Crete. the militia followed the ex- ample of their compatriots at Canea, the capital of the island, and took the oath of fidelity to Greece.
 A fleet of two battleshIps. two cruis- CTS and two torpedo boat destroyers is today well on it's way from Malta to the Aegean Sea- The forts on the Bosphorus yesterday fired blank shots across the bows of steamer flying the new Bulgarian royal flag as 1t at- tempted to pass them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
BritIsh WarnhiDs Sail.

VaIetta. Island of Malta, Oct. B. The battieship Prince of Wales, flag ship of Prince. Louis, of Battenberg. the battleshlp Glory and the cruisers Diana and Suffolk, and the torpedo boat destroyers Angler and Banshee. sailed to-day for the Aegean Sea.
 The squadron will be followed later by the battleship Canopus and the cruiser Minerva.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
DROPS Low MIDDLING.
New orleans Drops Grade From It's
 Classification.

New orleans. La. Oct. 9-Directors of inc New Orleans Cotton Exchange an- nounced today that they had eliminat- ed low middling stained and strict low middling stained From the list of ten- derable grades.
 So much discussion resulted from the change that tbe directors have called a special meeting of the members of the exchange for next Monday to get their opinioh on the matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
CONSUL GENERAL DIES,
BA \, RIdgeIy Expires Suddenly in
 Mexico.

Monterey, Mex, Oct. 1O-BenJanlin H. RIdgely, United States Consul Gem eraI to Mexico City. cied suddenly about midnight l4-t night in the Mex leo City Pullman, while waiting for the Mexico City train.
 Consul General Rtdgely arrived here on the local train from Laredo and stopped over to take the Pullman for the Capital He was accompanied by his wife and mother.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Cnnrrenn nf Mnthern.

Washington Oct. 9.-At a meeting of the board of managers of the Ma tional Congress of Mothers. held in this city to-day, 1t was decided to hold the next annual meeting of the organization in New Orleans, La.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
.SERVZA MAY THROW
 EUROPE INTO A WAR

be held tomorrow. This session Is be. ing awaited with intense interest.
 The Austro- Hungarian Legation here is strongly guarded by gendarmes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
AIlesiance .to Greed. !.

Canea, Island of Crete. Oct. 9.-Of,- cial information received here today. from Candid Is to the effect that th< militia has taken the oath of fideli$ to Greece and that the authorifF have stopped the movement of villaf< s to the towns of the island.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
MISS FARNHAM WEEDS.
Alabama Woman Bride of Massa.
 chusetts Man.

Hyde Park, Mass. Oct. 9.-tspecial. ) The marriage of Frank Poole Munro of Marblehead. Mass and Miss Chellis Farnham, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Farnham. of Citronelle. Ala. took place here at Christ Church Rev. w. IT. Dewart, Rector of the church. per- formed the ceremony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
Dead Engineer Was Popular.

Mobile. Oct. 9-(Special )-Frank Kelly, known as Pig Iron" Kelly. who went down to the bottom of the Tom bigbee River early this morning with his engine. was a well known and highly respected citizen of Mobile.
 He had been an engineer on the Southern Railroad fifteen years. and was known for his thorough reliabil- ity and care in handling his engine. Strictly sober and steady he had the confidence of the head of the trans portation department of the road.
 MT, Kelly resided at 26o Beauregard Street. He leaves his wife and two children, Mrs. Charles Krauter and Frank Kelly. Jr.. both of this city.
 MT. Kelley was a native of Nash vile, Tenn, where he resided before coming here with his family to reside His mother and one sister reside in that city. He was 4s years old.
 The dead engineer was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- rineers. The news of his death was Broken to the family by friends this morning and all were prostrated.
 All travel over the Southern Rail- road between Mobile and Selma is in- definitely delayed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-10
CIamors for Abdication
 of Peter. BRITISH FLEET SAILS
 FOR THE AEGEAN SEA Blank Shots Are Fired on Bulgarian
 Flag. Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs and British Foreign Secretary to Confer About Calling Con-
 ference of the Powers

VIENNA, Oct. es-A telephone mess sage received here from Budapest says seryians today killed three Austrian gendarmes on the Bosnian frontier, whereupon gunboats bombarded the servinns.
 No conarmatiOn of the story has been received here.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20
UNION Y UNION
EI tEiunfo ss ten admirable como Ia
5000 aImas en- ell mitin uDionissa.

Los hijoB de BanAE = IoG hijGu de Bar
CelOnsta, 10 un0n BiampYe para luChaT;
para veneer al adVaT8aFio, porqu0 no oIvi'
dan nunoR qus)unoB = otE0B uUHtsntan IN
mismo principle y uuR g0la idea. EB ana
fueEsR formidable, impOgiblO do Rer venci
da poF otFR fusEze. PoF 0Bo Rllf tEiNnf6
lR Union P00EtoTriqutf1B; por eBo allf no
daCaO ol Amino nj un solo inntants; por ez0
allf 81 usntimisntO regional Bsv0 pEonuu'
CiRd0 en- mRpifs8tRCi6n golemRe poT Ii Ciu.
dad y poF todoB l0B ContoEn0g y en- fn,
poE go 8lli, en- la pT6ximR OampRfiR cleo
toTRI, el diA del pF6ximo NovismbFe, sI
tFiunfo de Ia Union PueEtoFEiquefis BsrE
mas admirable que d do 1904 ? que en-
81 1905.
ESto demusDtra el amor al bisn, eI intO
res de 8Or libEGI, la aBpiFRCi6n de RlORnzRE
vsF pronto redimida Is pAtriR puerto
Eriquefia.
En- niug6u pueblo dc Puerto Rico deCRC
nj IN solo instants sI gsntimiOnto do Ia
pag y 10 conCoFdis; psro con mas AEdoF,
podem0B deciF, que On Ia GCtuRlidRd, 8obTs'
sale m6B Gl entuniRumo de Los hiiol de
ManRtf y BaTC0lOu0ta.
Yo 10Y IN tsBtigo pEesanCiRL de clio.
puGs al pE6ximO paEado domingo tuvO OI
placer de aHigtir IN mitin que alIi 90 Co
lebE6, on el CuGl pude yer una8 B0iG mil
perEonau On mRnifsatRoi6n que FeooFrfan
les GALES do lR poblGci60. Manifestation
oFd0nsda, unida, C0mpaCta = 8in que 10
Rutoridad tuvierR que intsEvAniF en- NADIA
AbToIutRment0.
Y eBto C0nfTmR CRda vsz mas que lal
propaganda De la pas Is conC0Fdia,
pFepRTan loB puObloG para au gobiernG
pTopio y dan fG9FZR al dOFOCh0 y 10 juB
tioiG que psTgeguimoB.
LoB FepubliCsnos CFefan que BRECGI0netG
no iEfa & IAD uRnGB QDtO Rfi9 & dspoBitRI
como GiempF0 % Voto.
POTo, lohl RmaTgau dOCepoioneB han 3D.
fridO GgtoB incorporates. Ent6n muY de
mG'aB, pueB no ven nj una.
Y 60 que no han RlCanzAdo CompF0n'
der todAvfa que lG idea que defOnden GI
una idea que no Cd pusEtOTEiqusfa.
PrimOFo nGufFPg6 la CGmpafG que le-
vantRroD con 0l tftuIo de Incorporates;
mes taEdO ID tFRnnfoEmRci6n del senior I0i
doro R8moD 6ltimRment0, en- Ol mitin
que Rllf 30 C0IebF6 Gl dia II de loB CorFien-
tsB y eI otro ol 18 On BaEO0lonstR, d0muegs
tran lR confirmation do los h0chog.
Nj un solo hijo de BArceIonets dejGrG
de votar este aiio On union de gu8 hernia,
nos de MRnRtf
Ellou son hijou do Puerto Rico que
uientsn eI gsntimiento puertoEriqutfi"; que
OGt6n unidoE; que HbrAzAn I'm solo ideal ,
que sl dsbsF leI hR dc COnduciF hRBtR
donde SEQ precise, sin que hRYG DRdG que
puedHIatAjarleuOn el canine del pRtEiOtiimo
que y8 tisnen marCGd0.
Manatf lucha por la r0denci6n dc Ia
patriS pusEtoFEiquefR y BAFc0lonstG 8a
uue en- eEs luoha poTqu0 BRbO que Biendo
libEs ls pRtria, 0IloG UaE6u libF0D tambien.
Limo RosGrSo ROsgdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20
MaestrOs prepaTatoriOs sprob3dOs

De YauC0: salvsdLr Morales. Fra nocia
e. DoChenaux, Felix V6zqu Jr., B al
OlivsrNB, Francisco Figasroa. o impia
O3nAB y Antonia Bartol0m9}. San Gsr'
man: Abraham 6Spdlvsda o tis Maria
P. Ramirez, GuiIleFmins N .gaTio, Lu8
Maria RiveF0, Magdalana joan. MsFcs
des Bi0ggi, BdelmiFR Gusm61, Gregoris
Avils1, Manuel RamiFey S,0A, Adelaide
NsgREio. Cabo Rojo: Celia G ,rofa, 81 ffs
OEeBpo TArRnto, Miguel z Zspata TIRES,
Lug FernandeB BaE6a, Rufo Bersngu ?,
MayRgisz: FelfCits DFcs, ApgustO l..
Cumpiano, JoB6 Moll, MsnueIA RamiERE
Lop0tegui Maria. Maricao: Joa6 r. We
lea, Alfonso CaHtR. Af,sc: Mstilde
Santiago y Rivera, EugeniO F SAntoni,
sxto F0Eants, AfoEtunGda CsEdero, Sam
tisgo Torres, Joaquin CEeBpo, Gregorio
Rodriguez, Iaidora Fuss, Amelia Pietri
AguadilIs: Victoria Domenech, Oscar NJ
Estsve3 Juan FeFFarFis, Fra, k VeTay,
JoE6 GuSvOEa, CamiIo Gomez. C>muJ 3:
Juan g. Nolla, Estilita sa2ti 60, Tsrsva
ArAn0, Adplina MolinaEi. Manuel Or y,
Manuel A. PersE RoBoI. &auHtf: Rs'
mon DuOfo, Antonio CebolIeTo, LibTRda
RodFiguPs. Cialaa: Gracia1O Archila,
Dolores j. Rivera, Dolores M.ng, 1 81
Maldonado, Erneato VAldeHaR. Vega
Bhja: Aogsl ssndin, Rodrigo del MAJ z e
no. Ocrcz >: Nicolas Seville, J4s6 Fan
chez, DoIcTe8 TaboaB, Luz HsrreTo, A t.
mis- Bon, Amslis Cabransg. Bsyam6D:
Angela RodaB, Carmen BaHFOH0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20
TOURNEE Aldo.
e gran Gllberto Casali GiacObazzi
esta de lueV0 en- Ia isIa.
"AhOTa les trsigo---diGe---a Aldo. uBs
VsTdadeHa n0tabiIidBd en- su &C.
10, como p0dran ustedes. juzgar"

UnR Rtsnta tSEieta hsmoB RecibidO hoy,
del c6lebEa tFsnsformi0ta itRliano Aldo,
l8gado haCa POGO ests isla en- compafifa
bazEi que tant0 90 hiS0 eBtim2P eotTs noso
tROI CuGndo lR tempOEadR de Ia compaiiis
de 6psFR SCOhgNGnuigL6O.
Aldo y GiROObRzzi aBt6a on Mir, fl res.
en- lG OBEaCi6n cnREenEsne Eia, psFo prOnto
hRF6R 90 pFimeEa to sGmeformaci6n trAsla
ddndoH0 q San Juan = oCupandO 81 NUM-.
CipRl On d0nde Aldo haF& les &, lioisG de
GEt0 p6bliCo, tai como en- Basnos AiFep,
Santiago ds Chile, GuRyV q1ii las pIin
CipRleB CiudRdGD de SnF Am6-ic8.
GiRCobRgzi D0H dirigs il siguieE ts Ca'tR
"IOlR de Miraf ores Ag0Sto Is de 1908.
-SF. Director de "LR CorrtBpondsnc:A"
San Juan p. r.,
EstimRdo senior: AL pisar poF otra veE
eHtA hermoHa terra, de IL cual llev6 tan
bueroB FeCuerdoB, me apEaG envi >Tle
I'm CsEifoBo Baludo On pEuebA dc agFade'
CimieRto por ls buOnR vo!untad que el
diaTi0 que listed diEigs tuvo RiempFs para
mi y para ia CompRfia S3OgnomigtiO quG
ca otTA opOTtUnidRd pEegent6.
AhoER Len traigo Aldo, una veTdade-
70 notabilidad ca 90 gene 0, como podId
UBte juSgarIo de Rquf alguutB diaB.
Hemog TeaueIto daF ca Les diRg 25 26
y 27 del CoFEisnts, tres daicas funCionel
On sI tsatrO municipal, pueB sutamoB aqut
dc pasO para Mexico habiando FsCOTEidc
todRB las OapitRles de Sud America hsst1
Panam6.
ESpera, ni no hay novsdad, sstrscharlo
10 mGn0 CURnt0 Gnteg.
n n Qtnoobna.S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

dsDjgnacioDeu: AifonBo Z,rbi, mismbEo del
Board de CARDIAC; Jot6 J. MOnolOVs, de
10 Junta de faTmaoiR; ADtor 10 TvlTes,
conceial de AiboDite; JuliEn VillodaB, con-
Cejal dc GuAyamG; Modesto CoEdGro. con
cejsl de PefiuelHt; , Juan D6yils Goytfa,
concpjal do Msnatl.
-Sa hs Recom0ndRdo poE 0l Comit6 de
ftsnq aiCiaa del COnUsjo Executive 10 ROto'
rics Sl OomiSionsdo del IatsrioE para per-
mitir al Sr. GautisF 10 OOnAtEuCCi6n do una
gAlsrfa fotcgrGtioa en- el local Hituado sntEs
81 castillo do San CriItobAl = 10 via dc loD
Carrou eleotFiooU.
Sc eaouentFa en- eStG CiudAd el DE-.
B-u, de CoEossl. BiGpvGuidO.
-FranCiuCo Had1OCk, de GuAyama, pi'
do Rutori8aci6n para EefoFmOE una CURdEa
que poBss On squsllR Oiudsd.
Pedro Olivo, de CGFOltnOD BoltCitA
autoTizaci6n para GatOblOCeE un PuO1bo dc
Venta do CaTne.
-Bl inspector vstsrinAriO dol distEtto
NoEts, paRtiCipa hRboF ingpOOCionado on
PueEta de TioEFa, los ORballoB del senior
Victor Mill6n.
Ell aIoaldo municipal do GuFabo, Ts-
mite cr6quis del MAtadsEo que Va cons
truieus eR aqu0l pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20
Msgister dixit.

No tisne dsIperdicio un p6TEafo dol Or
gGno del sx'diEsCtoIio TepubliCRno.
Dice aver, Eefri6adose sl pSFtido F0pu'
blioano On un largo aEtfcuIo On eI que pre-
t0nde hsCer ouentAB gaIanRB con FespectO
de lR pE6xima luchB ELECTORAL.
h8 ganRdo y hRbFf de gsnar muCho toEre'
no en- 10 opinion del pueblo pusEtOrEi
fia....."
Aparte de que eltS o. una trOmenda
confession del frRoaBO de los haDta aver d.
restores de Ia COleCtividad, el pRrEAfIIo 90
de oF0 poEqu6 ConfsBs de mRneFG pa
lRdina = sin RmbRjsI que Ia opinion pUsE
tOFRiquOhR, volvi6 10 0BpaldR & los que
solo trAbaiGron para enBgsnGF8eIR.
DsBpueO de toio hay que timRr en- ID
que vale la frNnqu:za dc los Bsf oEsU dol
ex-direct0'i0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20
Como cumpIl6 la pulIGfa en- Aretibo.

Las siguienteB oomRnicRCioneJ han Bid0
diEigidaB 81 Eefior Francisco TallRdR, jefl
do diStrito de la policfR insulRr dc Areci'
bo con motivo del dItimo incendio que
OcurEisrA AlIf:
&''Arscibo, Agouto II 19Oe.-sr. D. Fran
cisco TalladR.-Jefs de Dintrito P. I,
ssnoT: El primer Jefe del Ouerpo do
BombeFoB me pNrticipA que on ol inCOndio
oCuFEido On lR casa de Los EeioTeU r. Dsl'
gadO Co. lG noch0 del IL del co1FiOnte
presto uBtG d Bu valioao ConCuKuo GuxiliRn'
do al Ou0r 90 de B9mbsFoB On el Fudo =
diffoil trAbsjo do SofocRr 81 incOndi0.
EGstG conductR do uGtsd es digna de todO
Iou, pusG E0vsla suu santimisntOg humEni'
tRrioS, eItR Alcaldfa u8 OomplaCo On re-
ConoCeFlo , dsClarRFlo OF, tribut6ndole 81
pVopio tempo uu oxpreIivo voto de gra'
CieI poF Bu proCedOr en- eI RinieStro iudi'
cRdo.
sirvase nceptAr sl ts,timonio de la mas
di0tiDguids conHidOrsCi6D, quelRndo de
uHtsd muy northumberland Perez
Avi!t0, AlCAlde."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

HVIAJES RAPIDOSM
vapores sobrnos Herrera
NUEvo rrINERARIo DEL vAPoR. <JUIIA>
salidas de San Juan Mayaguea 1908
San 6 de Julio
Santo Domingo 27 de Julio
santago de de Agosto
de Sepiembre
AeB passages dmas pOmenores drige ConsgnaaiOE
Lundt6 & Cia Sus. Mayaguaz 3.
Lundt & Susq p
& Juan, p r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

Los se1i,EGs P. schiEa y Ca, duefiss
del acFoditado oatabIacimi0n6o dc ropa he.
cha, sspeEan an CBlosal BuEtido que 6frsCs.
FGn Gl p6bliCo pEoCioB Humamente eco
n6miCoB. ALI onContERE6n dssds 85 haata
$50 tEajHs de muy busna ConfacCi6D. Pla'
"a BRldOEi0ty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-20

Su delicadO perfume y sus
magnfticas prOpiedades an
tis6pticas para tOdas las en-
fermedades de la piel Y
para cOnservar ell cults su8-
We y sOnrOsadO, 10 prOcla-
man Ell REY DE LOS
TALCOS, y 10 hacen indis-
pensable en- el tOcadOr de
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