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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
Richmond Citizens May Be Ap-
pointed to Work for
County Option.
MASS MEETING ON SUNDAY.
r.. 8. SHUMAkER, PRESIDENT OF
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO
SPEAK ON LIQUOR CONDITIONS
AS HE FINDS THEM.

The mass meeting that is to be held
Sunday afternoon at the East Main
Street Friends church under the
auspices of the Wayne County Civic
league for the purpose of discussing
the county local option question. will
be attended by delegates from all ov-
er Wayne county. The address that
is to be given by r. S. Shumaker, SUI
pe%rintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league will be based on his own per
sonal Investigations.
1t is considered very probable that
at this meeting a lobby will be appoint
ed to go to Indianapolis to use Its in
~ence to secure the adoption Of the
county local option bill.
A. w. Hempleman will be the pre-.
siding officer of the meeting tomor
row. The devotional services will be
in charge of T. J. Graham of the First
Presbyterian church and Mr.. Shumak-
err will speak on the prevailing condi.
tons OF the saloon business in In.
diana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19

AIDE, Ind. 1 p. m; Chicago, railway
mems evening meeting
Sept 24-Madison. Wis, l p. m;
Milwaukee, evening meeting.
Sept. 25-Des Moines, Iowa, even,
ing meeting
Sept. 26-St Paul-MinneapoHs, ev
ening meeting.
Sept. 27-Rest at Minneapolis.
Sept. 2s-Grand Forks, y. d., 4 p
m; Fargo. evening meeting.
Sept. 29-Mitchell, S. D., noon;
Sioux City, Iowa, evening meeting
Sept 30-Lincoln, Neb., evening
meeting; Cheyenne, Wyo., 3 p m;
Denver, Colo, evening meeting.
Oct 3-Topeka, Kan, evening meet
ing.
Oct. Rest at Kansas City.
Oct St Joseph, No. noon meet
ing.
Oct 6-St. Louis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
DID SEN. FORAKER
ACCEPT A S5O,OOu
STANDARD CHECK
CONTINUED From Page one.)
from the direction of the federal au-
thorities Senator Foraker asserted
CONTINUED From Page one.)

from the direction of the federal au-
thorities Senator Foraker asserted
that he had never made any effort at
concealment Of his attorneyship,
which ended, he said. before his re
to the senate, adding: 1T had
then become discreditable, but
was considered Just the reverse. to
be employed by such corporations"
From New York John d. Archbold
of the Standard Oil company. likewise
c~orroborated the accuracy of the in
formation in the letters read by vii
liam Randolph Hearst at the Colum-
bus meeting. Like Foraker, he de-
Tended the honesty of the employment
and added that there was not neces-
sity for Hearst 10 have dealt with
thieves in securing the correspon-
dence. BY this was meant that the
letters were stolen and that il he had
been asked concerning them he would
have furnished the information that
Senator Foraker had been employed
by MS concern in Ohio legal and leg
~islative affairs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
AGED PHYSICIAN
. DIES LAST NIGHT
-
Matthias Arba Was a Respect
ed Citizen.

~centerville. Ind. Sept. 19--Mathias
Arba, one, of the oldest and most re-
spected physicians of Arba. died last
evening at five O'Clock at the advanc-
ed age of se~venty-five years. The
funeral will be Sunday morning from
the home in Arba. The burial will
be in the town cemetery.
Mr.. Arba is one of the, oldest citi.
lens of this place and for many years
was the leading physician of this
place. I He retired from active bust
ness several years ago. He is also a
civil war veteran. A son, A. W. Arba
of Cheyenne, Wyoming and three
daughters, Mrs. Alice Sheppard OF
Toledo, o., and Mrs. J. W. Hart and
Mrs. o. NJ. Hunt of Centerville sur
yive him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
TAFT AND BRYAN
WILL NOW MEET
Taft itinerary Changed So He
Can Be in Chicago
October 7th. E.
WHOLE PROGRAM CHANGED
HAS UNUSUALLY HARD SPEAK
ING SCHEDULE BEFORE HIM
TO TRAVEL IN MIDDLE WEST
ERN STATES.

Chicago, Sept. 19.-Several changes
in the itinerary of William H. Taft's
tour of the Upper Mississippi Valley
states were announced last night, fol-
lowing the decision 20 alter the SEIZED
uIe so as to permit the nominee to ap-
pear at the banquet of the Chicago As
s~ociation of Commerce Oct. 7. when
he will sit at the speakers table with
William Jennings Bryan.
Stung by taunts from the democratic
national headquarters that the repub-
lican candidate was afraid to meet his
'oe on the same banquet floor and
oused by the protests of the Associa-
ion of Commerce against the break
ng of the engagement, Senator ]. NJ.
Dixon, head of the speakers bureau
Jade a hurried revision of the plans
nd arranged for special train service
} hurry Judge Taft from Galesburg to
'hicago TO keep his original banquet
1pointment for Oct. z.
This means a strenuous day for the
candidate. At 11:30 a. m. he will ad-
UT0SS the ueep water way SUHfcIllloH
in Chicago, and will then take a train
for Galesburg. where he speaks at
4:30 p. m. at the semi-centennial cele-
bration of the Lineoln-Douglas debate.
The minute the speech is over Mr..
Taft will board a train for Chicago.
arriving too late for the dinner itself,
but in ample time for the p~ost-pran-
dial speaking.
Whole Itinerary Revised.
After making the arrangements to
get Judge Taft to Chicago for the ban
quet Senator Dixon revised the entire
itinerary. cutting n day off the time
allotted to Wisconsin, giving Des
Moines, Iowa. a night meeting and
making several other changes. As an
nounced last night, the new itinerary
is as follows:
Sept. 23-Leave Cincinnati, s a. m;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
How to get tron

P. J.. DAILY. of 1247 w. Congress ST..
Chicago, tells of a way to become
strong. He says: my mother, who is
old and was r feeble, is deriving
so much benefit from Electric Bitters,
that | feel it's my duty to tell those
who need a tonic and Strengthening
medicine about it. In my mothers
case a marked gain in flesh has re-
suited, insomnia has been overcome
and she is steadily growing stronger"
Electric Bitters quickly remedy stom-
ach, liver and kidney complaints. Sold
under guarantee at A. G. Luken & Co.
drug store. soc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
Passed Examination Successfully

James Donahue, New Britain, Conn,
writes: Il tried several kidney rem
edies, and was treated by our best
physicians for diabetes. but did not
improve until l took Foley's Kidney
Remedy. After the second bottle /
showed improvement, and five bottles
cured me completely. l have sicne
passed a rigid examination for life in
surance." Foley's Kidney Remedy
cures backache and all forms OF kid
ney and bladder trouble. A. G. Luken
& CO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
BODY OF MAN
FOUND IN R|vET
May Be the Body of Hayes
Fugitive From Justice.

Nashville, Ind, Sept. 1S.-Word was
received here today of the finding of
a body of a man in the Wabash river
north of Vincennes, answering the de-
scription of John A. Hayes, the fugi-
tive trustee of Johnson township. The
it contained forty-nine cents. He left
an indebtedness of $4,000. Authori-
ties are investigating evidence of for
geries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
LOOKED THE PART
BUT NOT AN ANARCHIST
Cincinnati German Sobs When
Arraigned.

Frank Wilke, q Cincinnati German,
with a bunch OF whiskers on his face
like a Russian anarchist, was in police
court this morning charged with in,
toxication. He said that he had beer
harvesting corn and tobacco near
Eaton and that yesterday while in that
city he got a few too many drinks and
took a traction car to Richmond. He
said he asked a policeman to find a
place for him TO sleep and the unfeel
ing officer locked him in Jail. Wilke
is sixty-six years of age and sobbed
while he told his story. On a prom.
Use to leave town the court dismissed
him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
KELLEY FINED FOR
WILD ESCAPADE
Drunken Man Endangering
Firemen Leaves the City.

John H. Kelley, former saloon pro-
prietor whose personal and domestic
troubles of late have received much
newspaper space, vas fined IS and
costs this morning in the city court on
cation and previous conviction. After
paying his fine Kelley left for Dayton
to take the Kelley cure.
Kelley was arrested yesterday while
the barn in the rear of his home was
ablaze. Kelley recklessly drove a
horse down the alley. the rig colliding
with a fire ladder causing two iremen
to pitch forward into the hay NOW.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19

utes quite a number OF people had
assembled at the Whiteman home.
Mrs. Whiteman states that she had
been married to Whiteman for about
twelve years. They moved to Rich
mond from Johannesburg, o., about
four years ago. Since their separa-
tion Mrs. Whiteman has lived with
her mother and her daughter. The
separation was the result Of some
family trouble. the nature of which
she does not divulge. Shortly before
the separation, she states. her hus-
band sought to kill her by firing out
of the house at her as she Vas o
to pass through the front gate. Since
the start Of their domestic troubles
be has constantly harrassed her. she
states, and has threatened to kill her.
HE has followed me about the
streets by night and has laid in wait
for me at my home. For some time
/ have been in constant fear of my
life," Mrs. Whiteman said. Last
Sunday night as | was coming home
he rushed at me from the orchard but
I escaped him. Since then l have been
CdITyluS a ICSoifcI. lhC5udy hi6ht L
saw him skulking about in the shad-
ows of the orchard n l ran after him
with a revolver but he escaped.
Thursday night he again hid in the
orchard and once more l chased him
away with my revolver"
Insanity Feigner.
Whitema was formerly a travelling
salesman, but of late has been en-
ployed at the Julian Katie blacksmith
shop. After his arrest last night he
made an effort to establish the belief
that he was crazy. He madly paced
back and forth in his cell. cursing
the police and reviling his wife. He
says she has been guilty of keeping
company with a number of men and
acting improperly with them. Mrs.
Whiteman is a nice appe airing little
and the police believe her hus-
bands charges against her are un-
founded.
She smiled broadly when asked if
she thought Whiteman was insane and
replied mot in the least"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
HANGS HIMSELF.

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 19.-S. P.
himself in a barn in Irvington this
morning. He was considered wealthy.
He leaves a widow and five daughters.
No cause for his deed is known.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19

Oct. Chicago 1880 a. m, deep
water convention; Gaiesburg. Ill,
4:30 p. m; Lincoln Douglas fiftieth
anniversary; return to Chicago same
night for banquet Chicago Association
of Commerce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

National League.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
American League
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19

Poor John. He was a kind and for
bearing husband..' sobbed Johns wild
ow on her return from the funeral.
Yes" said a sympathizing neighbor.
but it's for the best. You must try to
comfort yourself. my dear, with the
thought that your husband Is at pace
at last"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
HOVERS
OVER INDIANA
SPECIAL SESSION
Continued F ON Page One.1
Continued F ON Page One.)

ware presented an AntiSaloon league
dual option bill, the same a Sena-
tor Cox.
Shell introduced an unexpended bal
ances measure.
Gayler presented a appeal OF the
act regarding the Vincennes claim,
in addition to the one concerning
judges salaries.
/. Elliott. of Fayette introduced q bill
TO ratify the Southeastern Insane Hos
pital contract Adjournment was
then taken until this afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19

Convalescing Victim of Auto Acct
dent woke up and fouud the hot
Welsh rabbit | recognized 1t as my
wife's cooking. but it was better sea-
soned than the average.
Nurss-Mercy! We couldn't imagine
what had become Of that other mus
tard plaster.-Judge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
LEAGUE.
RESULTS
National League.

National League.
Cincinnati, IS; Boston, 6.
New York, Z; Pittsburg, 0 FIRST
game).
New York, IL; Pittsburg, 7 (secend
game).
ST. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 2 FIRST
game).
Brooklyn, 8; ST. Louis, 0 ~(second
camel.
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 1 90 in
nings).
American League.
Cleveland, 2; Boston, l.
New York, 5; Detroit. l.
Chicago, /; Washington, 0.
st. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, l FIRST
camel.
st. Louis, 5; Philadelphia, Z
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
MRS. CHAS. w. r

Mrs. Morse, when her husband,
the famous New York banker and mil
lionaire, became entangled in a web CT
discouraging financial difficulties, did
not give up hope, but turned her own
property and several hundred dollars
worth Of jewelry to his credit. He was
able to use it to an advantage and it
control OF the National Bank of North
America
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-09-19
ROCKEFELLER AND COINS.

The coins were struck off in the
twelfth century by Raymond de
Roquefeuil. The motto on these coins
was Money the First Law"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-20
UN lADRON ORIGINAL.

En- NuaVa York hR sido pre1o IN 10.
dE6n que Va aCabRr todavfa EoCibiondo
una EscomPengR On yes do ssP gsntsnCiado.
30 trat0 del j6von Henry Leonard, CO.
brad0F do una casa de bRncR neoyoE kline.
81 GuRl pOr medic do an falso ch0uua, Pob6
lB Bums de de $4,000 dollars.
Al Ger detenid0, GntV0g6 10 policfs ls
Cantidad BubatFaida haBts 0l 6ltimo cent?
mo , pToat6 10 Gignisnto declaration, que
dsj6 e9tuPttaCto los que 10 oyoEon:
mo roy un ladr6n 10 pTusbs e8 que
acabo de entEegaF la ORntidad do que me
0pod0E6 haCs dfaB, pudiando habeFl6 gsgta'
do , habisndO tsnido tempo de huir.
He quoFido dsmogtrsr unicamsnta cuan
f6Cil o8 EobaR & IoA blrqu0roB do Nuavs
Yo1k dado Bu Hiatams do regociaF. De
mode quo no aOlo deb6ia poneTma an Ii
beEtad q no que fOFzoaaments hab6in de-
COnAidsEarms como un bionhechor y RiQ
no e1taKtS dsmG1 que me 0toFguoi1 I'm
pE8mio.
El singular ladE6n diio adom6u que
dolpu6a de laTg0g Gatudios habfa dado con
IN medic infalibl0 para avitaH eatnfaR 90.
mo ls ComstidR p0T 81.
Lo mas CuRioBO ca que Loo iafo8 de IL
casa do banCO On quo BaRVfa Leonard, CON.
vsnoido9 de 90 inOCsnoia, Ogs6n gsDtionsn.
do % EboRt1d y an Cuan8o 10 Oonnigan, ID
eompEaR6n 81 inv0nto para ovitaR fal1ia'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-20
LOS CELOS Y Ell ClANURO
SUICIDE ROMAnTlCO

M Nicolas LODgworth, yOrno actual del
pEenidents Roosevelt, fu6 do aoltsEo un
cor quistadoF.
OuRndo logr6 ouamorsr & Alicia Roous
welt, OOtabR ca FolRCione1 para no pOFdOr
0I tempo, con Miriam Blomsr, ballfnimR
GefOEita, hija del duOfi0 do Ion ferFOcaHEi' Oh
de Cincinnati.
Aun4uG "a baHtRnte mRduro ogCRndA'
logOmOntO CAlvo, ora un Rudaz gaIau.
teRdoE.
Miriam Blomar devor6 Du dODpoOho y
dCj6 paHAr Bin pEOt8AtR Ia bodA dol Gala
vera de NiC6lGS con lR pFincsIs T0publica
nG. PeTo de de ont0nOOB fu6 vfctimR
do lo1 Cel0U y 90 vOlvi6 Col6riCR y 1ombFfa.
Aver, doCidida no O0guiE G0pOrtando
tan dOlOEOBO mREtiEio, 90 quito ls vida.
Pidi6 que lG pF0gOntaHan todaB nnB alba
jag-un tsGoE0 dORlumbP0doE.- f06
limpiRndo cuidadoHRm0nto una por una, 90
lRG puTo, y, "a mREavilIogSmsnt0 adornadA
opur6 una cops llenN do CianuEO dc pO'
tsuio.
CuandO nuI BOEvi 3oToB OntfaEon buU'
CsFlG, queda! a!ongs paBmadoU. EI CRd6V0P,
CubieEto mAt0riAlmsnto de fulguEants1 jo'
yAB, relumbEabA como brasR viva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-20
La FUNDACION
De QUERETARO
Su esCudO de aTmas

I'll 25 de oJuIiO de 1881 lou otomfop,
pEimitiVoB pohladoEeS do QloE6saFo, 90
gomstisEOn AI dominic dc EOpu fia, Fegi6a
sntOpCss poT ol C0tEO de Carlos v; tomar-
asi OEfgsn Ia vida civili8ada de oata hist6-
EiOs Ciud0d.
Les ctOmfeU sEan un pueblo guerrero
que foFm6 RliaDz8 con loB b'axCalteCag, 70
en- les queries 6Bt0B con el Imp0ViO
MsxiORnO, ~ {lB FeBiHtsnCia que Los
miGmoG tlO xcaltSOaB hiCisEon & Loo Conquis
tadoRel sgpRnOlsB cuando invadiaRon ol
psf.
D. NicolfD dc San Luis, caciquo de
conquiutR, como COpitGn y como polfticO,
habiS lido G0meGiand0 los pu0bl0B pE6xi.
mos QGOF6tAFO, con tapt8 habilidad como
EXIT; ? D. Fernando de Tapia. caciqua
do XiIOtspeo sutoFiERdO pOF d. S.bsnti6n
RamfFOz do FUenlOaI, ObtBpo de saDtO
Domingo = PFauidonts dc Ia AGdisnCia de
Mexico ca 531, organize un ei6rcito pa
70 emprsnd0r lR OonquiBta dc sats lugar,
hoy CiudAd capital del EHtado de Qae16'
tRF0.
M6u antss do Omplesr para Hu intentO
ID fUegzR dc Les aTm81 ComiHion6 GmiHa'
RIGS para ConBPguiF p0F ls pas 10 BumiDi6n
do los pobl8d0TaB l8 corona Dc Castillo.
CuentRn las CT6nicRB qG0, Gunque di'
Cho0 poblAdoEeB GBtuvieERn diBpneBtoB &
RCeptaF laB pTOp0niCionOB del CaciquO, 90
oEgullo do vSlisnt0B gueFEoa6oFsB no Loo
decide & clio, nin IibFar un Combats, con
10 original C0ndiCi6n do daponer lR1 RF.
mas y luChAr tniCsmente con 10 faerzB
corporal.
AC0ptadR poE Ol ConquiHtadOF Ia bisaEF8
C0ndiCi6n pFOpuGatG poF Bug ContFRFiog, So
Ii6 do 6au JURn del Rio ol oi6rcito dc To-
piN, Ol % do Julio de 1882, peEnoCt6 &
OuatTo lGguaB dc QusE6tAFo, ,, On q ma
dFugGdR del 25. ae Gncamiu6 al Bitio lla'
mRd0 hoy CuGstR Chine, & lR vista de GGts
poblNCi6n. La galRntoEfA de lo8 capita
nGB OtomfeB tsnfA aIlf pF8pREadR gran can
tidad do vfvsFeB para ObaGquiGF Al Pj6FCito
advsEBario, 81 Cual, TepRTadaB EuD fasFzRg,
bGj6 hROts la loms dc SAngrsmal, en- don
do 80 VERTIGO sl do8cOmunRl encusntro dc
los dos D6msEoIoB Vj6FcitoE, durando l0
luChR hGBta 10 puesta del sol, teFminRn.
do con IN RbFazo frateFnRl de loB contsn.
diGntsg, quo vitOEeRTon al Monarch caste
llGnO.
Deiam0B 8I exam0n de ID CEftiCR hist6.
FiC8 Ia EelBoi6n FomRnCsBcs dc Loo poEm0
nOFsH de IR COnquiBta de QueE6tREo, no
omitiEemoB 0l dsoir qne 10 BupOFatiCioBs
CTedulidad do RquaDIeB tiempog, hizo inter
vdniR Ol mil0grO para dOr fn AJ Comb0tS
dc SannE0maD, pueB 90 TtfWO que OI ponoE.
% Ol col spREeOi6 On Loo airsn 0obEe loo
ContendieDtOH. una cruz TOja = Ol ap60tol
ALtiSgO, OAbSllGT0 en- hsFmoGo CoFcsl =
CON Ia aEmaduEN do lOG gueEEOEO8 sspR.
fioIG.
EDta leyonda inspire eI aIunto del o1cu,
do de RRmR1 de lR muy noble y muy lGal
CiudSd do Santiago do Qu0E6tAFo, tftuIo
quo 10 conCedi5 Falipe Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-20
HISTORIA ASOMBRO-
Sa de un gran
tGSOrO.
COHSpiTaCi6R nOVaIt sea,

Hsc0 alg6n tempo 81 DiaFio Latino
pnb'ic6 10 uOtiCis de que en- KsmanetE Po'
dele XII, RnRiD. antigua foTtaI,za que Be
lGvanta muy c8Fcs dc la fronteFs nustFia.
CO, hAbfs Bido hAllRd0 an inmenEo tsgoFo.
Como la noticia foe publieada con 81
lacOniHmO del Cable hoy la ampliamca con
dates SObEs sl Orfgsn dc aqusl tsnoro oCuI'
to duEant0 taDto tempo.
8n dich9 punto posse el aCtual nrfncius
de q Alitzia una esp ldidR cala BolaFiegp,
yal lsdo del edificio que ell noble sefior ha
dotado do tOdu el comfort refaamianto
del lujo mod0rn0, Bs ven log rsBtoB de IN
castillo, CuyaB torres RImanadas EevaIan Ia
Rh.jR nob.esA de los GaIiizin, tftulo que "a
enCuentFR ligAdo varies acontscimisntou
do la hiHtOIia ErHa.
dAGe oiento disz afioa que entire loR cam
psHinos de EqusllR COmsEoa visne traumi'
tie ldoas de gsDeFaCi6n en- gsnsFaCi6n, uuR
leysndS, p0r 10 cual Hs dAba como cosa Es.
gura que IN antique moERdor del visio
castillo en- IquellB 62ocR, 8 see On 0l bfi9
de 17OS, 'xtrsmadaments aVaFo, habfR
cCultado cuidRdcBaments un gran tesoFo en-
un gubtsTE6nsO hseh3 expFtfsso.
LH fsntRafR popular haCfa aBoondsF osa
teHsEo 4 ana CifrR enOEms comparable 90
lamsnts { Ia que Dumas imagin6 en- "El
COnds de Monte Oristo."
No fGt6 quisn hicisBs divsFuag excava.
ciOnsS HObRe sl tOrr0nO, que dieron siamprs
an FeaulEado negative, en- ViatR del cual
solo quedAbR del tesor0 imsginario mig
tsFioBa IeyendR tranHmitidR de padres & hi
jog Ell CAlcF de la IumbFe 90 Las lsrgau
n0ChaB inVeFnRlsH.
Los dssC0ndienteH del avaTo aptspasado
no dieron nunCR mayer CI6iito 6 lR layen'
dc, pOFO 81 actual pFfnCipe, regiGtFRndo Va.
rios pRp9leB Antiques que ga ConHsFvsn en-
@: aVChivo de aquell8 casa, anc0ntT6 IN
plano trhzsdo con extrAioB FaBgoB y Gus
Corresponds & M discriminate lugSr del
REFuiusdo castillo.
Este dstGlls hizo que empsEsss 6 HcBpa'
char de lR exiRtsnciR del famoso tasore,
RigiIo8Rments uam6 valioR obFeros que,
90 pEesenCia , EigUiendo laH indioaCi0nOs
del plano, emp0z ron trAbsjaE con todo
aFdoF , ConstanCis, logTRndo snContraV
ana puaFta de hisEEO. que foEaREon, tras
de 10 CuRl hsbfa unRB RnChaB e8CaIeFRa de
maEm0l, al fla do Las cualOs ? en- uu eapR'
clio bARtante gFRnds, % hRlIaTon ssia gran
dSB cafes tambi6n de hisErO, Contsniendo
nRda msnou que tEsCe tonsladaR Do ORC en-
baEraF. - ~. --~
En Otrs Csja de MADEIRA do roblo TtfIr.
ssda con aFCos dc bronco % haFIaron ioyaH
poH vAlcR de tres miIlonea BetsCisntu6 Gin.
Cuanta mil frances.
Este mBgnlisO tsaoro fu6 tFangpOEtsdo
& lS casa del principe OOntiguG RI castillo,
aunqu0 Gs trat6 de guardaE sl mayor
RilsnCio 10 nOtiCiR 90 hiEo pdblica cRugando
0l natural eAtup0T entire ell humiIde vsCin.
daEio quO de 10 leysndR puEament0 imagi-
maria RCAbR dc llegaF lR mas hsrmoaa de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-20
UN animal EXTRANO.

ProCOdOnte dol Congo 20 hR FOCibido On
LOndEsl, y hO iDgrouRdo On ol JaRdln Zoo
l6giCO de AquOlIG capital, IN animal m Uy
extralo que hR Bumido On gran Confuli6n
los naturali0tS que 10 han exRminodo.
81 animal en- Cuenti6n o. un falin0 do
IA tAlIs do IN Icon Rdult0, muy gomsiantO
6at0 On GuB hOChuFOg, psro sin mslenR =
sin pOnaCh0 On 81 QxtFsm0 del EAbo = con
mRnChRH muy HarOg GBpaECidaB poE TODD
el cu0rpo.
El color general dc lG piel o. TufO, con
la1 paTtO inteFnR dc Las pRtag dc mAtig
blRuCo 0mRRill0uto.
sobrs ere fondo apaEOC0n manChaG ne
gFAS, que son grRndoB y en- Corte ndmsro
en- 10 pREte poGtoFiOT dol cueEpo menud04
y NbundRntOs en- lO pArte anterior. A CO.
do IGd0 do IR mandlbulR inferior RpREsC0
una de outAI mGnChRI y una Esya tambi6n
n0gTa, On 10 pRRte pOItsEioF de Osda oE0ja.
A TODD 10 largo dol eOpinAso hay tambf6n
una ma do manChRG negrGI que 10 BomO.
jan como los GBlRbonss do una CRdena. La
piOl del FSbo tiOnO On 81 mayor extension
Ol migm0 color que sl TeBto del ou0Fp0,
psE0 la pOECi6n terminal pTOuonta bRnda1
altOFnattvRmGnta blanOas negres.
En- BumR, 0l animal no CoFEsDpondo 6
ningunR do Les 0gpscieu conoCidlB del p6'
nero "FeliB". Ed una hombra, 10 haIla
On excelontOB condiCionoI , no d. mueBtrR
do gran feEOED.
PudiOEe GaE I'M hjbEido sslvaje proce.
dents del OEuERmisuto de algdu fslino
mAnChRdO = una l0onB. Estes hfbridoB
GSIvajss con muy raEoI p0ro on Iou jardi'
nOa zOOl6giCo8 y On Las ''menOgsrieI" 90
han 0btSnido RlgunA8 vOOeB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-20
MOVIMlENTO MARITIME.

BuqWes en- puerto.
Goletsr: - "EnCarDsCi6n", CON CaEga
para YAbuCo0. 'AuFoliR" para Yabueoa.
"EBpGFansa'', para Nsguabo. "Carmon", :,
para FHjardo. UEBulita, para VisqueR.
Ricardo Ruiz, para AguadiIlQ.
"CoTRs6n de Maria" MayBgueg.
V0pOTss que Sc egpeTan.
''Prsgidenta'', 10 sBpsrR 81 25 y sale 81
mismO diS para Sen Thomas con caTga y
paEajsVoG @":...
''Montevideo'', unIi6 81 Is dc sstismbrs
do Cadiz J llegarf d % del ..miamo.
CoFTOo eBp6fioI "MongsFEaf' visna do
Centric America CON OaTgs y pasajsros, ss
egpaFG 0l % y BAldrG 81 miGmO dis para
EEpafla.