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The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

London. Feb. 22.-When Parliament re-
assembled the Marquis OF Chol-
mondeIey emerged from the COM
parative Obscurity Of - nObleman who
possesses no intrinsic claims 10 eminence
TO perform some or the feats for which
he draws from the public treasury the
magnificent salary of s22.5Oo year. For
the Marquis OF Cholmondeley IS the pres
ent Lord Great Chamberlain OF England,
and when the King started the legislative
mills grinding again the Lord Great
Chamberlain came into the limelight as
the monarch's master Of ceremonies. No
body is admitted who does not present
a ticket bearing his signature. When It
is over he has practically nothing to do
until the time comes around 10 summon
Parliament 10 business again.
1t is only on those rare occasions when
there is a coronation that the Lord
Great Chamberlain has any other work
10 do. Then he becomes the most digni-
fed, gorgeous. and glorihed OF all the
titled flunkeys that dance attendance on
the sovereign. On tie coronation day IL
Is his high privilege 10 carry to the King
his state raiment. But for this ne is
allowed extra compensation. He is entitl-
ed TO claim the royal nightgown and
night cap. the bedstead and all the rest OF
the furniture of his majesty's bed cham
Der. 1t is one of his exalted hereditary
privileges too, 10 serve the King with
water before and after the coronation
banquet For performing this arduous
duty he is allowed to retain the basin and
towels as his perQuisites, and custom
prescribes that the basin should be
gold vessel. worth something like $1,000.
He isn't particular about the towels, hut
he always walks of with the basin. In
stead of carting Off the Kings bed
room furniture. however, he compounds
his claim for a tip Of $1,000. In addition
TO this the King, out Of his own purse,
has to provide the Lord Great Chamber
lain with forty ellis (ffty YARDS Of Grim
son velvet for his coronation robe. OF
course il doesn't take anything Ike that
quantity of stuff to make the garment,
but precedent demands 1t and prece-
dent must be obeyed in such matters
There are many functionaries in the
United Kingdom who have what in
America are called sort snaps but none
of them get such big pay and does so
little for il as the Lord Great Chamber
lain. 1t Is impossible to conceive of
a billet that is more absolutely SUPER
huOus- But for that very reason many
years are likely 10 elapse before it is
abolished. The more useless an Office Is
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
Disdains to KIN Him.

For several miles the two rode on in
silence. Then Stewart beheld ahead. on
roadside bowlder, another armed redsl0in.
From the corner OF his eye he saw the
Indians exchange signals. and he sprang
for his companions weapon as the Indian
ON the rock aimed his rife. Fortunately
FOR Stewart. the mules, taking alarm at
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

a Mammoth II You Liz.

Picture a quadruped Of such enormous
proportions that il it sat on its launches
il would cover an area Of one thousand
three hundred and seventy-aye square
feet, its head would rear three hundred
feet in the air-a beast which could squat
down in the midst Of a clump Of gigantic
pines and nibbie the tender top sprouts
from all the trees within an acre OF its
position,
They are digging out the bones OF this
extinct animal. and several pieces Of the
skeleton have been shipped TO Vancouver.
The sockets apparently held eyebaHs
eighteen inches TO two feet in diameter.
The bones were discovered near Sklde-
gate. Queen Charlotte islands. and the
remaining bones are being excavated for
shipment
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
PLAYING TO THE GALLERY.
super Gets Cheers when He Adds to
His Lines.

Better a glorious shame than shame
FIJI glory exclaimed the heroic Robert
Truebcer, and "exited' to prison amid
laundering applause There were two
more acts to come SO that everybody in
the audience felt pretty safe
But the youthful super behind the
scenes chafed with envy. How could a
man "act" when he had but one line 10
speak? He was resolved
in act ". scene III, he got his chance
My lord" he announced as usual, the
carriage waits"
But, 10 the astOnishment OF his felIew-
players. ne did not then effect his Gus
t0mary retirement lie advanced 10 the
footlights.
And allow me 90 add he exclaimed.
with great vigor and animation. looking
up at the crowded gallery, that the man
who will lift his hand against Z woman.
save in tho way OF kindness, IS unworthy
OF the name Of Britonr'
How they cheered,
IL was his glorious moment.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23
PIONEERS WHO ARE STILL WITH US
and Jones Have
Made and Lost Several
Fortunes Apiece, and had
Maroon Escapes from tie
MdianS-PerkinS, a Run
away, Found Fame and
Fortune in Land of Gold.

equally turbulent mining and political
camps, he is quietly passing his remain
ing years at Santa Monica. Cal.
Pioneer Perkins and Miller.
Like the Silver State. the Golden State
can boast of two very well-known pio-
c. Perkins. its senior Sen
ator. and the far-famed poet OF the
Sierras." Joaquin Miller.
Ten years younger than ex-senator
Jones. OF Nevada, Senator Perkins had
tasted well of adventure before he started
for the Coast in 1855. At twelve he had
run away from his farm home in Maine
and shipped as a cabin boy. He and a
boy companion had sneaked into the pal
ace grounds Of King Oscar Of Sweden,
been accosted by that royal gentleman.
and given the liberty Of the grounds. For
The Washington herald., 1908-02-23

Scarlet iiveries in England are the
Kings exclusive privilege
In Abyssinia royalties alone may wear
an earring in the left ear.
IN Persia none but the Shah is priv
ileged to drive white horses with scarlet
dyed tai tips
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-10
NEW FIRM IN YALE.

For the past 30 years J. G. Holden
has been intimately connected with the
business life in Yale. He was one of
the pioneers who helped build up this
city to what it now is. He and W. H.
Palmer are the only two of the earlier
settlers who are still in business. For
some time past he has been closing out
his stock preparatory to selling out,
and on Tuesday of this week disposed
of the remainder to Bruce Lothian and
Charles Palmer, who took immediate
possession.
Messrs. Lothian and Palmer are no
strangers to Yale citizens and we wei.
come them to the business world. Mr..
Lothian has been clerk in the Yale
Clothing House for nearly two years
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-10

and is well fitted for this undertaking.
Mr.. Palmer has been connected with
Palmer Bros. a. Co. for many years.
Lately he has been travelling for the
National Cash Register people.
The new firm expect to restock as
fast as possible and will handle a line
of goods second 10 none in this section.
The firm name will be Lothian Il
Palmer We extend our best wishes
for success to the new clothiers.
j. G. Holden has decided to retire
from active business for a time at least,
and he deserves rest as he has been in
the whirl of business life continuously
for over score and half years.
The Yale expositor., 1908-04-10
Favors From Subscribers.

We received favors this week FROM
David l.. Brown, Houghton; Geo. w
Young, Coleman; 4. +. Bowman, Ona
way; ID. J. Black, Avoca; DIR. ID. Pater
son, Capac; Ephriam Mitchell, Battl,
Creek; G. 4. Michaels, Bay City; sam
Reichard, Uplands, Calf; Mrs. A
Springer, Ann Arbor; Mrs. Mary j
Irving, Mrs Jas. Guy, VIM. Beers, Johr
Cavanagh, VIM. Morsehead, Henry II
Doelle, John Evans, Geo. Middleton
Fred Secord. William Meikle. Samue
Houston, Chas. Mackman, Yale; Robt
Pearson, Avon, Ont.
Advertise In the Expositor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15

bosom, seconds Of $1OO to
$l.50 grade, at SOC.
SOC Gents Underwear,
Aeeced Jersey RIB ed, in
ecru color, at 42c.
$500 Ladies guaranteed
Hose, 6 pair to wear 6
months, special at SLIGO box.
25c BurSon Seamless Hose,
the only hose knit TO fiji, at
l5c.
25c Ladies Knit Corset
Covers, sizes 4, 5, 6, at l6c,
SLIGO Ladies heavy Street
Gloves, special at $L00.
25c Colgate Talcum Pow
der, violet, cashmere or bou-
quet, l5c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15
Ladies' Suits

Ladies Suit like cut No. /,
in plain colorS or fancy stripes,
lined with striped satin. Special
showing Of $500 and $4,000
suits at $500
Ladies suit like cut No. 2, in
black, brown, blue, grey or
green, satin lined coat, skirt fold
and boto n trimmed; $13.98 TO
$500 values $1,000.
Ladies suit like cut No. 3, in
broadcloth, black or green, a
very striking suit, satin lined;
$500 value $1,000.
Ladies suit like cut No. 4, in
herringbone or broadcIoth, in
black, blue, grey, green or
brown, only one of a kind but
plenty of variety; $1,000 value
$500.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15
Receivers Sale
Bennington Gas Plant

l will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at Bennington, Yer.
mont, on the 10Th day of October,
1908, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at
the office of the said Gas Company
the entire plant and all the personal
property belonging thereto Of the Ben.
nington Gas Company, and will also
sell the accounts receivable of said
Company.
This plant consists OF about ~
miles OF mains, and has 470 meters
and 426 gas stoves now in use.
The annual output OF gas Is about
100000 cubic feet, and the business
OF the plant is increasing so that the
following year II should be much
greater There Is also an opportunity
TO extend the mains OF the company,
as we'll as the laterals, and there Is a
demand for both such extensions on
the part of wouldbe consumers, resi-
dent within the village of Bennington,
the population OF which is about 5000.
The candle power is is and the pro
portion OF gas sold for fuel purposes
is about 80 per cent.
AhAR AAANAA1 IAMMN was ANAANAA MNNNA
In 1905. and offers an inviting oppor-
tunity for the investment OF capital
and sure returns.
The sale will be for cash and n de
posit OF 20 per cent will be required
TO secure bid.
The sale Is made under and by vlr.
tue OF an order OF the court OF chan.
Gerry for the county OF Bennington and
will be subject to the approval OF the
chancellor
For further particulars correspond
with the receiver, Alexander X. Rit.
chic, or with the president, w. h. Put.
nam, both OF Bennington. Vermont.
Bennington, Vermont this LIST day
OF October, 1908.
Alexander X. Richie,
Receiver.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15
DO9TORS MESraRRS

Are said often 10 be buried six feet under
ground. But many times women call on
their family physicians, suffering, as they
imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from
heart disease, another from liver or kid
ney disease, another from nervous pros
tration, another with pain here and there,
aud IN this way they present alike 10
themselves and their easy going or over
busy doctor, separate diseases, for when
he, assuming them to be such, prescrlDes
bis pills and potions. In reality, they arg
all only symptoms caused by some uterine
disease The physician, ignorant OF the
cause Of suffering, Keeps up nas treatment
until large bills are nRde. l3e e0I eflig
patient gets no betteAllSJf easea- d the
wrong treatment. but probably worse. ID
prbper medicine Ike Or. Rlerce,4EaXnLte
Presentation. directed % The CQlLse- would
have gnTTTe1y removed The disease, there
By dIgBelIIng az those distressing sylnp.
toms, and instltuting comfort Instead OF
prolonged misery. IL has been we'll said,
that "a disease known Is half cured"
DR.. Plerce's Favorlte Prescription Is a
scientific medicine. carefully devised by
an experienced and skillful physician,
and adapted to wOman's delicate system.
II IS made Of native American medicinal
roots and is perfectly harmless In It's
effects In nm CONDITION. GTIGe felndie
gu6lem.
AS a powerful invlgorating tonic aFa-
vorite Prescription lmparts strength to
the whole system and to the organs dis
tlnctly feminine in particular. For over
worked, owOrn-out," rundown" debill-
tated teachers, mllllners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, rshop-girls' hOuse-keepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gem
orally, DR.. Pierce's Favorlte Prescription
Is the greatest earthly boon, being I'M
equaled as an appetizing cordial and 70
Storative tonic.
As a soothing and strengthening nerv.
Inc UFayorite Prescription is unequaled
and Is Invaluable in alaying and sub
DUNG nervous cxcitabilty, irritabllity,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prosratlon,
/ neuralgia, l.. .tD,.c, ~ SINS, st. Nltus'.
| dance, and other distressing, neryou;
symptoms commonly attendant upon
functional ard organic dee OF th,
| uterus. Il induces refreshing .ccp aEl
relieves mental anxiety and dependency
DR.. PicrCe's pleasant Pellets ihvlgorat'
! The stomach, liver ana bowels. one Z
three q dosA Easy 70 take as candy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15
PettiCOatS

Cut No. BLACK Hyde
grade cloth, Aounce extra deep
with embroidery edge; value
$1.39, at csc.
Cut No. BLACK Heather
bloom PetticOat, deep Aounce
of tucks and gathers; $l.98
value SIPS.
Cut No. 3-Black, brown,
green or navy blue Hydegrade
Petticoat, beautifully trimmed,
extra deep flounce; SIPS value
csc.
Cut No. BLACK Heather
bloom Petticoat, deep Hounce
Of tuckS and extra deep en-
broidery; $3.50 value $l.75.
Cut No. 5-Black and COL
ored pure Silk Petticoat, extra
heavy ruStling silk, beautifully
trimmed Aounce; $500 value
1898.
Black Sateen Pet ucoat, deep
Aounce in several d esignS; SOC
value 69c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15
New Bargains F F.: Anniversary Sale

SOC Pompadour Combs,
large wire roll with detach-
able comb, at 25c.
zoe Hair Rat, extra large
size at l0c.
25c Highland linen Writ
ing Paper at lSc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15

SOC Mercerized Table Da-
mask, beautiful design, at 44c.
25c Bead Necklaces, all
colorS, at l5c.
SOC Silver Vanity Purses,
extra large size, 39c.
75c Leather Hand Bags in
black, brown or blue at SOC.
soc McCall'S Magazine,
one year, and a l5c pattern
free, at Csc.
lac Percale, SO inches
wide, light and dark color
ingS, at &C.
sc Wash Cloth, extra
large size, well bound, 2 for
SC.
$l.0o Gents Shirt, pleated
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15

DO ROt let anyone tell you that
something else is just as good as De
Wits Kidney and Bladder pills be
cause there isn't anything just as
good. Sold by ID. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15
ro cuRr A colo IN oNe ~

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quiuine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
IL fails TO cure. H. W. GROVES sig.
nature is on each box. 25c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15

Dewitrs Carbolized Witch Hazel
galye Ia the best salve for piles. BE
sure YOU get DeWitts. Sold by d. A.
Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15

Dewits Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver pills. Sold by d.
A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-15
Ladies' and
Chldren'S Goats

Like cut No. 3-Children's
Astrakhan Set, consisting Of
coat, hat, collar, Muff and Leg
gins, sizes 2, A, 6. S4.o8 value
$3.50
Childrens coat set in bear
skin, white or red, 1923 value
$3.50,
Children's wool coats. extra
heavy, in red and blue, sizes 6,
8, 10, u. $500 value 1898.
Ladies long black coat like
cut No. /, half-ftted back, neat
ly trimmed with guaranteed
satin, half satin lined; $500
value 1898.
Ladies Long black coat like
cut No. 2, satin lined through
out, trimmed with Skinner sat
in, guaranteed fast color; $1,000
value ST. so
Ladies heavy mannish tail
ored coat, so inches long, half
fitted back, satin lined, velvet
collar; $3.50 value $500
Ladies mannish tailored coat,
lined with Beld'ng satin, half
fitted back, neatly trimmed with
satin and large buttons; $3.50
value $1,000.
Ladies extra heavy motor
ing coats, high collar, lined with
satin, a very warm coat; $500
value $500.
Ladies coat, half-ftted back,
trimmed with satin; a special
value at $S.9S, at $6.98.
Ladies half-fued coat, trim
med with Skinner satin, lined
throughout with satin; $7.9S
value $5.98.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
La VERAY SUS
peIigrOs.

Con ID PEimGvsER viGne 81 CRmbio de
sBtaoi6u mas psKnioioso para ID aalu5.
Todo brota, tods CEecs, y 4 la nupeEficia
Balen les impuFszRB que Ia BaDgTo be acu,
mu!ado deBde 81 Versno anterior. Fl
pues la epoCR de tomaF an t6nico 6 un de-
puEativO para la saDgEe, para svAdir 81
Cortsjo do molestiaB que Be experimentation
el Rfio pasado y 0l antopagsd0 y el Ruts
rioF s cate. Con 81 cambio de- GHtaCi6n
este tiene doloF do cGblzV, 81 otFo pieTde
el apStitO, aquol Ba pone p6lido como d nc
tuvieEa GsDgre. La eBpoBR Ee queja dc mi
gFaiia, 81 maEido de CAnBancio poCRB ga
DHB do tERbeiay. La heEm ana do este Gle
ne 81 Foatro deafgurado do eFupCioneg que
Ie aftau. La nina de Rquel ga hallB me,
lanc6lics no tiene guBto para made. In
Iomnio aquf, peFesR allf, NAL gsuio de an
ladO, gsmidOB del otFo. Asf entTa lR PFi'
mavOTR On muohOB hogaIeg.
5Qu6 haCOF? PuoI 10 uniCO CueF1o eu
limpiar Ii GaogEe FobusteceElR no hay
t6nioo que hsgR esto tan Cabalment0 como
las PfldoIas Ro1adaB del doctor Williams,
UnRB poCR8 d6sis pEuebRn 10 sfcaE de OstG
mediORmsnto g0bsTano para VitaliERT , 70
buRteCOF el Cuerpo OntsTo poP medic del
f0fdo vital: la SaDgre. EstaB pfldoFaE
purifcRn sl oTganismo, sbEen 81 apstito,
tonifiean los neTviog, quitan 81 abRtimiGn-
TO- 81 va. no Be- cuida, lR dobiIidad Be
cuidRF6 de Vd. J de aus dolenCiRB por Ell
Eesto de lR eBtaCi6n. Si Vd. toma laB
PfldoraB RoOadag del DR., WilliamE 90
ponO uAtod al abFigo del meioF pFotsctor
contTa laB enfeFmodRdeE. "PoT dos afioB
he eRtado maIo de Ia sangFs Bin que hay a
encontFado Femsdio que me hRya dad0 la
deBsadR curRci6n", eECribe dssde PRpantls,
VeTRcEus, ell BefioF Pedro r. bleg, ConoCi.
do comeFCiants do dichR loCalidRd. "Es'
tabR Bumido EN- una fdeFts dsbilidRd, y
me fAtigaba con POGO ejerciCiO, gintiendo
adem6s los Hfntomas ConGguientea & lOB
desREEegIoB de lR sRDgTe. Me RecomendR'
ron las PfdoTRB RoBRdas del DR.. Williams
y 4 las tres BemRnaB de tomRFlRS note que
ibR desRpaFsCiendo mi faerte dObilidRd, 6
ibRn Feponi6ndoBs mis- fueF7aB buen CO.
loE. Hoy grAcias esta bsn6foa medici'
na eAtoy bUeno ? sAnO, y guBto1oB 10 cOFti'
fco poF la pTesGnte". Las PildoFRB R0'
BadaB del DR.. Williams Hon d FenovRdoF
mas podeFoDo do ls SSpgTe y t6nico neT'
vioBo que 90 COnoCG, y CurRn 10 Anemia,
Ia clo1oGig, Ia neuraBt0nia, dabilidad ge'
neral, dolor.B musCulAEoB, Esumatismo, lR
nsuFa gle, Ia migEAn9, ls Ci6tios; los dsB'
aTEeglol del eSt6mRgO; , las iFEegularidR'
dGB propiRB de lRB muieTGR.
DecfdaRs Vd HOY. EBtag pfIdRraB
90 hRlIan de vsntR on sBtR ciudad, y en-
todaH las faFmRoiAH del mundo donds
quisTs que 90 vendsn medicinRV. Exija
lxs lejftimas PfldoEaB RoHRdas del DIR.
WILLIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04

AVISO.- Ofcina del Administrator
de AduanaB, Distrito de Puerto Rico, en-
San Juan, p, r, JUNO 2 1908. A
QUEEN PUEDA INTERESAR: Por
81 pTessnts Rvi1o Bs hace BabsH que por in
ffAcci6n de lsa leyeB para tales CaHon pro-
mulgsdaAy provistas, hs confaCsdo las
merCRuCiaB sigRientsR: En- San Juan,
Marco %. 1906, IN pRqusts billstSs de
loteFfa, un plquste biIletes de lotsriR
listsB; FsbUeTo 5, 1907, II billetes de To-
terra y cuAtro listRs; Abril 4, 1907. una
cIjs con 80 tabacop; AbEil 5, 1907 una
bslR tAbaco On rama y ocho cajss ginebE0;
JUNO 8, 1907, IN tsodolito mRrea Trough
& SimmB con un eBtuChs de cueTo tFfpo'
de, un niveI ContrAveFtible mRFcR Cocks
con eatuche de cuOFo y tFfpode, dos miFRB,
an ts!eGCopio; Julio 2, 1907, 925 libToB
obBoenoD; AgoAto 19, 1907, uns csjs ciga'
rFiIlop; SsptiembFa 10, 1907, 65 IibEoB
obscsnoB; NOvismbTs 18, 1907, 545 billie
teH de lotsrfa listAE; NoviembTe 81, 1907
1877 cajsu losRB de csmento decofadRp; d.
cismbro 8, 1907, caja cRFneg pFspaTadaF.
En- Ponce, Mayo /, 1908; 610 billetsBR Rte
loterfs. En- MaysgU.z, NoviembFe 13,
1907, % Cljss losaB de cemento decoIadaE;
Fsbrsro !, ,-19O8, una grusSs artfCulos de
gonna. En- Aguadills, Mayo z, 1908 an
fon6gFsfo disOog En- ViequsB, Mayo
s, 1907, una GAIA drOgOB pAtenti8RdoV.
Toda persona que rsclamo dichoA aEtfculos
8 uno de ellOu BeE6 requsEido que Compa'
reGCa ante 81 que IusCEibs pTsssnte ~
reclamation dentEo dc veinte diRu dc Is
fscha de ID primsrs publication de este
N 1Nn La - SRm.1
81 no fusIen reCIamado8 dsdaB las fan
zsS que Bs Fequieren dentr0 del tempo Es'
nRlRdo, BsTSn vendidoB On Iubssts pdblica,
81 mejoF poatOT, , 81 ContRdo, en Il Adua'
na de San Juan, p. r., & Las 10 de Il ma
mana del dfR % do Junio de 1908. Fs'
cha do la pFimera publication: JUNO 2,
19O8.-J. III. CAUSTEN, Administrator
de AduRnaR. 3v.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
FL CONCRESO De IRI-
gaCi0n en- AIbur
quefque.
Un tornado Ceusa grandss da60s en-
0hIajdena.
EI luraEo rbs0IVI8 d hIJO nlfasar d 81 padre.

- En- Ia noche del 10 de Mayo iItimo
an fusRt0 tornado" paB6 poF el distEito si.
tuado 81 Sur de Woodward en- Oklahoma.
EataCioneS del fsFroCaFEil , telegF6foGl re.
spltaron destruidsB , un gran ndmero de
psFBons8 psFeCieFon entire IoB eHcombFoB
I'm buen n6meFo de p0qutfsg aldeaB reci-
bisron mucho dafo, quedando CaRi total
mante destEuidaE. La de Grand dc algu.
nos centenaTeB de vscinoB BufFi6 baBtante
81 tornado Bs form6 en Ia lfnes de Texas
y Kansas y atFaVeR6 CuatTo CondadoB an
un8 extension de mas de rs milIaB de
largo.
-El dslegRdo Andrews, do Nuevo Me-
jic0, golicit6 del ssnRdor de EstadoB Uni
doB Boise PeEouFG, PepFeBentante de Pen.
ailvRnia, que interpuaieFa toda 10 il faen'
cia para obtener una aBignRci6n de $4,000
pegog, para gastoB de 10 ExpoHici6n in
ternaCienRl que 80 CelebFRF6 en- A!bur'
queTque On union del Is CoI grGso HRcio
nal de Irrigaci6D. EI pEesidente de 10
Comiai6n do apFopiaGioneE del Ssnado acsp.
to lR enmisnda y la preBsnt6 & apFobaci6n.
LR Ultima legiBlatQ1R de Puerto Rico be
oCup6 de este agunto votando una ley pa.
70 que delegates de eBtR isis C0ncuTrierRn
& eBe OongTaDo.
En- PoEtaIsB, Nusvo M6iic0, ocuEEi6
Ol IL de Mayo uu hscho sensational. Eg
NueVo MejioanO, 10 FOlata RHf:
"Ccx, de So amos, fu6 bslsado (ssgui-
mos el texto) muOTto inRtRnt6neamente
por su hijo O. @. Cox, de edad % afios.
aver en- Ia mafanR, en- 10 Oaaa de Cox, en-
an rancho, o0rca do 20 millaB al Sur de
aqui, El diOtfmen del jurado CoEOnaEiO
fu6 que el homicide era usti6eable."
"Cox, 81 mayor, 60 enlcqusoi6 de re.
pente y 1ijO a "a hijo, que 0utRbn traba.
jandO en- la graDjs, que ibR poner toda
Ia familia baiO Ia terra do Nuevo Mexi'
co. Fuesa para Ia CASA seguido de ceFca
poT au hijo. Ell viejo entT6 IN cuaIto
, SO arm6 de una piBtOla , IN fusil."
"Auent6 an golpa o. hijs en- ls cabazs
con Ia pistols, puBo un lado el fasil =
dirjgi6 Ia pistoIR contra Ia eBpoga, pePo
antsn de que pudiera hacsr fuego, ga hiio
que Io habfs aeguido d0ntEo de lR casa, CO
gi6 81 fuHil = peg6 On tirO 81 padre. La
bala le penetI6 en- Ia oTejR deTechR ls
IaIi6 snfrents de lG oFeja izquierda, aiendo
Ia mueEte inBtantdnGR."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-04
FL matlimOniO de Miss EIkins.
So GASlT5 con o. duquO do los AbrVzzu8.

Mrs. William Oansn Wiedsruutsin, pri
ma hsTmRnR de mis- Elkins, hR confrmado
el proyecto matrimonial de 20 prima con
81 Duque de lOB AbEuzzov. Segfn mani
fiesta eata ueflaTs, nRdie, Bino ol padre y 10
mRdEs de Ia noviG .Iabian que eHtaba com
prometidR con 81 Duque de los AbTu8zoG,
pu2s lR Bshora Elkins eB Hufcientsmente
jul ioBa paFs manejar nus asuntoB fntimoB
poE ella migm +, ain teneF que TecurriP &
los con % Bus pREiOnteg.
Miss Elking, q, oontraeFk mRtrimonio con
81 Duqah DC ioB AbEuzzoB, sara hschR AL
tea Real o1au propio dsrscho = en- el de
aus hijOp, osBo que loB haya.
81 mace un var6D, Ber6 principe dc Ia
real casa y tsndrd derscho de sucssi6n al
trono.
6Ogdn msnBOjsI pEOvsnisnteu dc Roma,
0l Eey Victor Manuel no ne hRllR diTguBtA'
do con eHt2 union.