davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-03
Ell ULTIMO HONENA-
ie a un buen com
patricia en- San Sc
baStian.
I'm staquG cerebral pusO fin a Ia
existenCia de lorenzo OlfiIa '
Hernandez,
(De nMestro eorrsspOnsaLl }

Mayo 31.-EgCEibimo bSio ell impulse
do an amaFgo sentimionto. AoabRmos de
Fandir 81 iItimO homonBie 81 que Ga vida
fu6 nueatRo C0n1aCusnte amigo, el p0E todos
COnCsptos pFeltigiosO Caball0To don Loren.
70 OrfiIa , Hernandez.
En II madrugadR dc aver, IN atRque
cerebral puBO fin Au sxiAtsnCia, dejando
sumidoa On smREgo deGConEuelo UnOS an.
Cianos padres que toEEenteB lloTRn Is an
aenCiR stSrnR> del hiio pEimog6nitO de Bu
coraz6n, & una oBpOga modelo que tAmbi6n
lIoEa II ateEns auaenCi9 de Bu leal y B0If.
Cito Compafsro, unos hijOB que ran.
dsles deFERman l6gEimaB poT aqusl quo leB
di6 10 exigtonCia.
La soCiadad dc San Sebastian, hsFida On
10 mas pEofundo de suB Bantimi0ntoH, la
meutR q desspaFici6n de uno de suS mas
imp0rtantes faCtoFss
Hoy entrO de Ia mafanR tu6 con-
ducid0 81 CadGveR dende ID casa do l0s pa
dFsa donde fu6 depOSitsdo hRata la iglesiR
paFPcquial, celabT6ndoBal9 unR misa de
cuGFp0 pEessnte. De &lli fu6 Conducido q
la neoH6poli On medic de una multitud
inmsnaa, compusatR do todoB loR slOmsn'
tos da nusstEa ROCiejRd. El f6rstro lucia
vREiaa coFonRu entire las que EeCoEdamoB
lRa siguientea:
eta eSpoaa janis do 'oIvidarG", "Rs,
cusrdo de tu amigo CeCiliO", "a nuOGtEo
amigo Lorsnso, ds los eBpoaos GayG' ,
II Adios Lorenzo Il DioB pEemie tuB viEtU
der, espoRos Trade, "RaCusrdo de to 30
brino Adolfito", "a mi pRdEinO, EvREiBto
Font EChOGndiR".
El duelo iba pFesidido pOr el LCdo. don
Adolfo ItuEEino Rivera, y poE don Adolfo
Babilonie, hsFmanO y aobEino polftico del
fnado.
En- 81 ComentsEio uE6 de 10 pslRbra 81
1oiior don Guillermo CaTd6, y en- an slo-
Cuante sentimental diBCuTBo NOS hiSo la
apologfa del DER que ya no exiate, dando &
Ia ve2 las graciRs IL ConCuEEsncia On
nombre do aus atribuladou familiaEeH.
Noaotron identifcadoa Completamente con
81 amsHgo doloF que hoy enlutR log cora
zones de IL famiIiR OIfla ItuEFino, llo
ramos Ia degapRriCi6n eteFnR del pFeAti
gioao CompatEicta, 0lsvRmos prsCeS 81 al
tfBimo DOR al sterno desCanBO dc ~ alma,
aobro Ga tumba depOBitamos Lac EiOmpFo
vivau de nuoatro FsCuerdO impsFeCodOro.
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.LLUVIA EXCESIVA EN-
muChas IOCaIida-
des.
Los dfas fusTOn SOfOGantes y las nO-
Ches gelGHalmente CaIm0Sas.
La fuOrtO precipitation Do 10 sln0Ra fu6 nuy
favorable para los IatsTGSes SgllGOIls.

Boletfn usmanal del tempo, do Is sGmS
na que teEmin6 81 so de Mayo:
DuEanto Los tres pFimeFoB dfag della re-
mana rsin6 un tempo npblRd0 en- toda
ID isla. La lluvia que hubo duKants oSte
psrfodo fu6 exooBiva ON muChRB locBlida
des. Duranto la Ultima mitad do Ia Bama.
ma Eein6 IN tismpo de ClRro pREOiRlmen'
to nublRdo, con ligeFog y EepaEtidoH aguA'
ceEog, excopto on Aibonito, que hubO
fuUrte1 sguaceRoB los diRl 81 y 20, y On
Ia division Osste, On Cuy0 punto hubo
fuoEtss , generates sguaCsroB el diR 80.
Los dfaB faeron BofOCRnteI y las nocheI
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En Ia C0Its Municipal de San Juan,
Puelto Rico.
Aboy, Vidal & Co., Dsmandants. v. 8.
Salvador CabRllsFo, Dsmnndado.
ANUNCIO DE SUBA6TA,


ANUNCI0 DE SUBA6TA.
AguItfn BunR MarCauo, MaEHhal de la
CoEts Municipal dc San Juan, P. r.
Al pdbliCO hag0 IabsF: que pEocsdiOndo
q cumplimiento de BentonCis on Il domRn.
Dc intOFpuesth poE Aboy Vidal & Compa,
hfa, demRndanto contra Salvador Caballs.
70. demRndado, BobTo CobPo de doucisntoa
veint9 y Cinc0 dollars, veints nsiu COnta'
noe, inteEe8sg y C0BtRg; e hR diHpualto Il
yenta ca pdbliCR gubRktR del inmuebIO
liguionto:
"La mitsd de una casa RItn, ds mOderO.
toChadR do sine, BitR en- 81 pueblo de Ca.
guRI que midO dOCs metros ochsnta y
cinCo CentfmetFOB de frsnte, poF dies me
fEo1 diez ContfmetEoH de fondo; estS
enclaVnda On uD solar del Munioipio que
mido trees metroI, ochenta , cinco cent?.
metros dc frsnte pOH once metros, dies
continuation do fondo; y linda poF 81 NoFts
con casa de D0fi8 AnilR Ramos, Dor 81
Sud, con lR Gale VizCarFondo, poP 81 Eats,
con Ia calls Mufioz Rivera, DOR q Oeute
con casa de la SuCsIi6n de D, Juan Dfaz."
~ EemRte tondT6 lugaE 81 dfR once de
Junio pr6ximO & laB dos de II tards, 60 Il
OfCina del MOFlhal, sita On Ia Corte Mn.
niCipaI, CRlle de Allen N6mGRo 19.
FL importa de ID ventR dsbsP6 conuig'
naEoa Ga monsdn americana, , la adiudi.
Caci6n Be hRE6 81 meior postoF.
On cumplimiento dc 10 proCoptusdo
en 81 aEtfCulo 251 del vigsnts C6digo de
EnJuioiamiento Civil, 20 hRcs Babsr por el
Prosents para IL COnCuETOnciR dc Icita.
doFeU.
Dado On San Juan, P. R. & vsints
dos de Mayo de mil noVecientos ocho.-
Ag@Stin MWsG, MGEshal Municipal.
2vn M 8
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lnt.rOsl ilss Prsf,:or0. /. na:Is,.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisn0
COnGtants existenciR de Ion uiguisntes inB.
tEumentos: FlRutinOB, FIRutaS, TeTosroIap,
Oboeg, Requintos, CIREinetss, Fagote.,
Violine-, ViOlonCelloB, ContFabsiou, Man.
doIina1, Bpndurriag, GuitaEEaS, CoEnotiuo1.
OnoveneH, TrombonsI, Barftono1 BombaI.
dino1, HeliConeS, (bsjos) TriGnguIoG, PIa.
6lloT, Redoblante1 y Bombo1. M6todou
dc solfeo , para toda cIass Dc ingtrumOn.
ton. Accesorion , m6Eioa on general.
San Juan, F. B. Apartado n6m. 216.-
Oall0 de Allen n6m. Fl Sol n6m. Al.
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SimpatiCa bOda.

Han undo SuB uueFtsa ca eSts ciudad,
Contrsyendo mRtFimouio Cat6lico loG Osti.
mables j6veno8 ssfioTitR Autonia GoEga y
Manuel ChabHSn.
FusFon pRdFinoB lR ssiioEa msdEo do la
dsspoGada , 81 usiioH Agapito del TOFo.
La ContTayento % una virtuoBR joyen
empleAda sn 81 ssCFitoTio de uDa principal
casa ComeFCial de San Juan y hsYmRnR del
senior JoGe GoFgaE, popular empleado que
fu6 en- comedies estabIeCimisntos dc San
Juan , que haOs Rlgdn tempo tFabsja On
los vApOFO8 de la trasatlfntiC6 OIpafola.
El jovon ChabEdn e1t6 asf minmo en-.
pleado On 81 Comercio, en- 81 esCEitoFio de
unR empEeIa do negoCiOB , eg muy eOnoei.
do ortimRdo aquf.
Dm0amoH la mayor ventura Los Ices
C6nYugeE
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FeIlZ Viaie y 6XIt0.

Entire Ion paBsjeTOB del vspoE CorEOo que
lali6 hoy para Nu0va York, vG 81 Conoci-
do ioven, del alto comarCio do eSta Ciudad
nefor AdoIfo del Pine.
ViEitaH6 Nueva York , otEoU centFoB de
negocios De EGGadoB UnidoE, 81 sefioE del
Pine, con objstO dc EsguiE rsnovando como
hRHta ahoRR q suRtido del aCFsditado e.
tableCimionto "Lan NovsdadeB" tFsyendo
loG mejoEes REEiculoB de nov0dad , fantG.
BiR que Alli pusdan hRlIaRse. Muchos
amigos fueron 4 despedir aboTdo 81 COMO
Cido popular Comeroiante Buen viajO
mRY0R 6xito lo deBsamoB
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ANUNCIO De SuBlSTl
Departments del IntsriOT.-Ofeinas del
Superintendente de O6ras PG6Eicas.
Fan Juan, P. R Mayo 26 de /, ,9O8.

eau y u&uI T. % m@yu 20 o9 4,SUos
ProponiCiones On plisgog corradol para
adjudication On pdblics Bu6aSta del sunni.
niGtTo, msdidR , ontr0gs de 81 600 metros
cdbicog, mfB msnoE da pisdra tEiturad0,
poT lotsS, para L. conservation do Lar Ca.
RrsteEaG insnlaFeu, ss admitiEGn On esta
ofiCiBa haata Las IL I'm. del die 25 de
Junio do ]. .908 ca qus 80 abriE6n p6blica.
mente.
Todos loS datos necasaricB Bs dsE6n sn
eota efoina, d0nds % enCuontTan de mani.
iasto todOB los doCumenton que han do
FsgiT on b o0ntrata podEEn Hscoger Io1
iOitadores loI modelos do pgopoSicioncu
que han de pEcsontar.
La admfnistEaei6R g FOsoEya aI dorocho
De raOhasaE eualquisra 8 todas las p1opo.
uiCionOs.
Por oFdsn del Gominionado del Int.
rioE, ]. i Jim6nss. .-supsEinEondsnt do
0braH P6bliCaI, 28 vs.. ntim. 81.
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dnI S. E.. 81 die 25.

del s. E., el die 25.
La temperature media on lRF iSla fu6
74.4, 65!e Bobrs la de lR nOmanR pTOce
donte. La mas alta que han infoFmAdO
fu6 92e; la mes bujs, IS @. En- San
Juan 10 temperature media dihria fu6 cor'
CO de % baio la normal 0l domingo, lu'
mes maEtsH, pr6CtiCam0nts normal do
ranta el reGto de Is gemsua.
81 pTomsdio de lR precipitation On ls
iiIs fas 1853 pulgadaR. La mayor prsCi'
pitaCi6n local de IL 8emana fU6 1910 pull
gadaB, GA Aibonito, on Cuyo lugar hubiO.
ron con fracuentea int6rvslos fasEtGs J sx'
OoaivoB aguaCoEoB duTanta toda ls BemanR.
Los puntoB que han informRdo mayor pre-
Cipitsci6n en- "a horas son: 4 25 pulgadsE
en- Can6vanaB, 0l die Is; $40 pulgadsg,
On Irabsla, sl dis 25, y $40 pulgadaS, On
AibonitO, 81 dia 27. La fueTts pr0CipitA'
Ci6n de esta HomanR y lR Bsmana pFeCsd0n'
to fue muy favorable para los intOEOla8
agEiCoIaB, aBpacialmente en- Lar diviEionOB
N. e. y 9. de Ia isle. En- IL division 0.
Ia humedad hA sido RxCs8ivR.
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LOS MAESTROS.

Vacants On onta municipalidRd tres e..
CuslRG graduadaD, lsiD FuEalsG , dos prepa
TGtoTiag, 90 aviBa log mReGtIol lUa do1ssn
dessmpefiaElR8 en- 81 nueY0 curse ssColaF,
diEiian Eus Solicitudas q PFe1idents de IL
Junta Eac0iar anteB del dfa 10 de Io1 CO.
rrisntss. El masltro que notifcado %
nombIamiento, no dev0lviOIs iFmado M
contEAto & los Cinco diaB, g Ioentsnderf que
E0nunCiR 81 pue1to para d qu8 fu6 aleCto J
Gs pEoCedeE6 nusvG doBignaci6n. To0o
altR, Junio 10. de 1908 Pablo Morales
Cabrera, Presidents de Ia JuntR EaColaE.
g.
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AnuDCiO de subastas.
Ofoina del Director de Sanidad, Bsnsf.
oersoia y CorTeooi6n.

PToponiCiOnss On plipgoI csEradoB para
Il adjudication On p6bliCR subauta del uu
ministro del carbon mineral para las InS.
titueicnOH del Departamsnto, como aaf
miGmo Las Facione8 para Il Encusla Co.
TEeccionnl de Msyagusz C6rcal IuuuIar
dc l. miHmR ciudad C6Ecel de Arscibo,
GO admitiFau hasta Las nusve de Il mana.
NJ del dis 3 de JUNO de 1908, On que us
abrir6D pdblicamente.
Ia Direction del D5partamsnto us re.
Serva 81 deEsCho Dc EschazaE cuaIquierR 6
todAB Lar pFopoI' Clones de accgsT aque'
llan que poE % Calidad precio, offsECan
mayor ventajG para 81 EaEVicio de los eI.
tablGcimientoE. 81 contTato regirf du.
FGnto 81 pr6ximo afio scon6miCo de 10. de
Julio 81 80 de Junio de 1908.
FrGaoiseO de p, AoufG.
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nUEVO SURTlDO.
O6nyugss.

EI Popular" hR impoFtsdo nusvo sur.
lido de Calzado y lRs mas olsgant0s fOEmaG
para BOiioFOG, HefloritRE, nilAg , CaballerOg,
q enouentrRn "a 81 aCTsditado eGtsbleci'
piontO do ls Call0 de San Ju1to. Abono
para AoEeg "BOnoEa" paEagua4 obist01 Do
fhntagfR, , elenCiG8 do Lar mas fnas Dc
''LSgRand" , iGpOasSsS ds Ultima noyedad,
90 snGuentFGn OR d sblecimioDt0 dol sE.
sAlaI, quisn EonUsYa % HuEtido % todol
Loo YGpoFeA
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V, MERINO & Co,
Telefono 4s2.
Apartsdo de eOrrso Lozs.

Consan exena Tubs de he
undo de heo galvanizado
"a e Tamo de
Pura peParadas Immediate pasta
Frances espeCaidad
oNE Barns de odas c Acee de aza Aguarrds
Cisaer
6 en- todOs ama1Os de BlancO
Mosadors
ventanas Moldura para
muebles
San Francis San Juan
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que gezR CaTuso, ls que juggs Complata.
msnte inmeFaCida CousideEfndosg, roE otER
parts, On peFfeCtRa condolences dc ser 90
6muIo. I'm prusba de clio Ie hR mandado
un do-Affe de Cien mil libEaB PRrR CantRR
6 1u lad0, an lol mines papSloE,
CaRuu0 NO h8 ConteEtadO, = C0ngtantin0
% vale da Gu Gilencio para daciF que tieno
sonCilIaments misdo dc m0diTEs con 81 en-
pdblico.
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La fiesta del cs1O de ''Tihurones"
Hubri IN tfOn especial.

Con d fn de facilitaE 81 EegHelo { este
Ciudad de las peFEonas que ConcuEEan 81
diR 8 dc loH C0ERientes las fieStaa del ban
tiEo dc los tEAbajoB On 81 Caho dc "fibu'
ronsa', Il Compa fifa de fsEroCaEEilss pom.
dr6 un tron especial que sAldFG de alll 6
5 dc Il tarda. Ah podEGn realism una
c6moda excursion Los ConCuEEente8 10
fiesta que sfaCtuaEG en- AEecibO q sGhOF
BoPda 81 RtfsridO dia 6.
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BOTELLAS THFRMOS.

reerva el cOntendO cOmpletamente ro por das dias
Preserva 81 contenido caiente por varios dias
. Nada DE oomPuesos qumieos perecamente higi8nica
faclmente conserYa limpia
Las hay de tro de medic litro
No neca anuncos Lo que dicho es sufcents para
indicar que la BOtea THEMos pramene que neoeta
Precos
Tamanos de medic ltro pint 800 una
un Quart $500
Tamben esuches csstas de Yenta
idanse la Barberfa Americana Plaza Principal San Juan
Las ordenes de la a deben dirigirse H. L. MOORE San
Juan Puerto Rice
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CABLES DE HOY.
EI status" de Samns no sufrira
modification aIguRa.
Sensational arIestO De IN anaIquls-
ia en- Ia capital IuSitana.
Ha COnfesad0 qusfu6 quisn prepsI66
hizO Ia bOmha IaDzada contra el
rsy Alfonso eI dia de su bOda.
AGlsa a los separatistas cataIanes
de haber sidO los instigadoEss
del atentato.
AGuSa a los sePaFatistas ratalales

Paris JaRio 3.--LoI gObiernog de
FTanoia s InglRterFa han ad7sEtido Ga ter.
minRnt0 nots diEigida 81 gobioEno de ID
PuoRta, que d status de sRmOs GoH6 & To-
da costa mRntenido, sin que Iufra Ia mss
ligeFO modification, CAuBa de los Escisn.
ter diBtuTbios que hRCen foEzoga Ia pPOIon'
gaCi6n indefnida de 10 tuOela de IaG potsn.
Cias BobEa dichO pals , dabido tambi6n &
que tales diGtuTbi0s ponen ca confiCto &
Ia cOmiSi6n tuEca que aCtuR en- 81 gobioE'
no y ls administrator dc Samoa. Proba.
bIamentS ss pFOCederk & inveatigar este
aBunto, para e8claEeCeE cuanto 1a reIacionR
con los sRDgEisntoB do16rdone1 de Il paHa'
da BamanR.
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Carus0 Y COnstantin0.
La rIVnllaaa IORlrO los Dos EuIs0hOrOS Do q
0pOTl.

Los diaries de Bont6n Ss oCupan On ton0
algo ChiStoso del tsnor italiano Uonatanti'
40, que 10 mpsEe Do C0Ios PoE 10 tama dc
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de- BamanR.
LiEbOR, Junio g. Ha cAusado ofsCto
yerdadeEamsnts ssnuaCionRl en- esta ciudRds
81 RRFeBt0 dc an auaHquistR oupafioI. Este
ha Bid0 ~ 0ntFsgAdo lng autoEidadeB del
Fsino egpRflol. Dicho GnRrquista higo de.
claRaCionos On eSts capital, que son de di.
VGRgR1 mRnerRO comOntadAa On IoB Cfrculos
politiCoH. Dijo que 81 fa6 quisn prepare
8 hiz0 Is b0mbR lRnzRdR p0F Mateo Mo-
-RERl On Madrid, 81 dis de Il boda do don
AlfonGo, 81 pnuar IL ComitiyA por la callo
Mayor. Ii tramR-Sgrsg6 81 detenido-
fue instIgada poT los nOplrRtiGtau de CR.
tRlnna.
Warrington, Junio 81 81 gobieFno
C0ntinGB c0mpletRmente desc0ntent0 dc
lRH condolences BGniGRRias que So informR
pFevalecen On VsnaEuslR. Ssgda las no.
ticiau ofCiRlss que ss tianen on eats gobieE.
no, laI medidas Rdoptadas para ContFREFsB'
tar ID propagation de ID peBts, no son
TODD 10 afCsOs8 poE falta de iniGiRtivas
ofCiRlOB que ayudon de modo radical an
amplio y complete trabsjo de inspection
en- log punt0B atRCadoa poE IR plagA. So
aSsguEs que On Les eafsEas gubeTnameata-
lsB de CaVRCaE, pEivs mas 81 ompeno
impacisnts de aminorAE las proporcionOs
de Is Ca'Rmidad que AzaEa 81 pals, que Il
pEopsnli6n & IN decisive trabsjo nanitario
que pusda haCer msnos largo 81 proCeso
della spidsmiR.
Lisbos, Junio 3.-El anarquiuta aTrOI.
tado en- ssta capital, manifesto ademGs
lag autoEidadeD, 4us 81 % hRllaba tambi6n
complicado On laa amsDazaH dc mueFta
que fQoron diEigidaI contra. el roy de EA'
psfiR, con motive de Hu recients YiAjs & ID
Giuda1 dc BarCeIons. Prometi6 de6cubrir
Hu llegsda & Madrid, el nombTe dc UuB
c6mpliceH on IoB hechoa que hR rovolado.
81 0lsmsnto ofCial connideEa eutaS mani
fsatacionsa muy impoTtantss psro una
gran parts del pdblico, panada ls impEe'
sion que CaugRron Ga los pFimeTon momen'
toB, las paIabrAH del anarquiltP, mu6Stras0
dsBOT0ido dudR de Is veEaci1ad de Cuan
to hR dsClRERdO dicho RnaEquiHta, CEeyen'
do algunoB que 70 tratA supplements dc IN
HO0A
, 1908-04-01
PICKED FOR
VERY BEST
BURGLARS LOOT FASHIONABLE
FURNISHING STORE OF cHEY.
ENNE AND GET CHOICE.
Dainty Shoes and Gloves, Two-pollar
Easter Neckties, Silk Bosom
Shirts and Latest Style Under.
wear Selected, Whole Being Total.
ed on Modern Cash Register.

The Cheyenne Tribune of yesterday
mems furnishing store in that city re-
ferred to in The Republican vest srday
afternoon, Marshal Sigman having
been notified to keep an eye out for
1.-The dandy" burglars:
Some time during the night, burg
lars, presumably two of them, entered
the ia Fo" system store at 213 West
Seventeenth street, and in a %leisurely,
yet thorough way, robbed that store Of
a thousand dollars worth of the best
that was in it.
Neckties, newly received for the
Easter trade, and worth a couple of
dollars each, were taken, not at ran.
dom, but after a careful selection from
the stock, going so far as to take dowh
boxes over the show WINDOW.
Underwear Selected Carefully.
The same careful inspection was
made of underwear n a selection OF
well fitting suits added to the neck.
ties. Shirts, soft and stiff bosom, the
ldlG6l III tOlAai9g bllhth HOoS III bldNh
and the newest of spring colorings
were removed from the shelves and
packed into two twenty dollar suit
cases.
The stock of clothing was next in
spected, and the finest and best fitting
coats selected, and the piles of trous.
ers ransacked for garments that would
match the coats. Overcoats were tried
on until the best were found, and a
rain coat and a fashionable spring top
coat were contributed by the store to
the %fastidious, but impecunious callers.
Shoes, Gloves and Vests.
Dainty patent leather shoes, neat
gloves, and a few white n fancy
vests, pearl buttons, gold studs and
other extras were added to the col,
lection.
Then, as a final joke, the whole bill
was totalled up on the cash register.
The burglars may have kept the Gus
toners slip to show that they paid for
their elaborate outlay.
Rode Away With Booty.
The store was entered by the base.
ment door. This door can only be
reached by descending the stairway be,
side the Kent Bank building and walk
ing through a long area way under the
ia Fo' store. This morning the
marks of wheels which had backed up
to the gutter at the corner were very
plain and indicated that the guilty par.
ties did not have to walk away with
their booty.
, 1908-04-01
FORMER RESIDENT
HIGHLY COMMENDED.

The Moorhead (Minn.) News Of the
26th arrived this morning and contains
reference to musical and literary en-
treatments given during the previous
week by the Concordia Choral union
at the auditorium of Concordia college,
of which Prof. j.. P. Bohlin, formerly a
member of the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Wyoming, is the director, and
the following complimentary refer
ences to him:
Prof. Bohlin, head of the depart
ment of music at Concordia college.
has aso to be proud of the achieve
ment of his choral union last even
ing at Concoriia auditorium. To say
that the large audience was pleased
with the chorus and solo work does
not adequately express the sentiment:
they yer delighted, and some of the
work done was a revelation to a Moor,
head audience.
Prof. Bohlin has evidently brought
, 1908-04-01
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
FORESTRY EXPERIMENT.

A famous cottonwood plantation is
that of the Neidrlnghaus family on the
Cabaret island in the Mississippi near
st. Louis. 1t consists of 100 acres on
which the trees average twenty-five
feet in height and five inches in diam
eter. In 1903, just after a big flood
had destroyed $4,000 worth of crops
on the island, the owners concluded
to experiment in forestry. They
planted 10000 seedlings in three-foot
squares and have cultivated them
since with the result that the trees
are now valued at $4,000 and in three
years more will double in value de-
spite any floods
, 1908-04-01
NEWS GATHERED
At ROCK RIVER
INTERESTING ITEMS CONCERNING
THE MEN AND MEASURES OF
PUBLIC INTEREST.
Friends Enjoy Duck Dinner Provided
BY Fortunate Hunters-Mrs. Nc.
Dermott Taken to Cheyenne for
Treatment for Sciatic Rheumatism
Local and Personal Notes.
Special to The Republican.

Speclal 10 Ine ~Republlcan.
Rock River, Wyo, April DIR. De
laney arrived on No. 3 Wednesday and
left at once for the Diamond ranch tc
inspect cattle.
Asmus Franzen, the HAY king" re
turned from Lupton, Colo, Wednes
day.
S. ]. Morris and Ralph Booth Wen
to Bosler on a duck hunt Wednesday
They left most Of the ducks at Bosler
Ben Bellamy and Frank Holiday Of
Laramie spent a few days here.
Mr.. Miller of Pittsburg made a briet
visit in our burg.
L. T. Chadanaleder arrived from the
east Thursday.
Home from Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l Hoge and chill
dren and Mrs. G. E. Smith returned
Friday, after spending a week Or Sc
in Laramie visiting friends.
William Taylor of Rock River wen
to Denver Saturday.
Frank auckland of the Laramie peaI
district went to Laramie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Amber came in from
the Ranch Saturday and will spend I;
few days here with friends.
John Pierce made a business triI
to North park last week.
Friends Enjoy Duck Dinner.
Ed Smith and Ralph Booth spent q
few days at the McGill ranch duel
hunting, and upon their return, and
by their kindness, a number of thei!
friends enjoyed a duck dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward of Cheyenne
arrived Monday, having been called
here by the serious illness Of Mrs
Stewards sister, Mrs. P. McDermott
They returned to Cheyenne Tuesday,
taking Mrs. McDermott with them tc
place her where she may receive medi
cal attention. She is suffering from
sciatic rheumatism.
G. /. Hoge made a business trip t.
the county seat Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Armstrong made a
brief visit here last week.
w. ]. Bayard of Waynesburg, Pa.
arrived Tuesday on No. 3.
, 1908-04-01
REGULAR BLIZZARD
FOR FEW MINUTES.

F. S. Burleigh of Steamboat lake was
a city visitor today, leaving for home
during the afternoon with some seed
oats and other supplies for the ranch
He says that yesterday he had a ter
rife blizzard on his road in, the now
coming very fast n the wind blow
ing almost a gale. For a time he
could not see the horses heads. With,
in ten minutes the storm had passed
and the sun was shining. Mr.. Bur
leigh will SOW about forty acres
oats, ten acres of peas and ten acres
of barley on his ranch, planting five
acres of beets and ~rutabagas.
, 1908-04-01
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
THE CANTON WYOMING

The annual election of officers of
Canton Wyoming No. /, Patriarchs
Militant, vas held last night, with the
following result:
Captain-Hugh Vass.
Lieutenant-Robert Graham.
Ensign-August Berner.
Secretary-C. F. Kuster.
Accountant-Jacob Berner.
These officers will be installed at
the next meeting of the canton, proba-
bly, in a fortnight, when the four ap.
plications for membership will also lie
acted upon.
, 1908-04-01
FIRST DAYS WORK
MITL TIE RIG Rl

The Deere twelve-bottom fourteen
inch gang pillow brought west for the
Laramie Development company was
started to work on the Blackburn
ranch yesterday, after being set up by
men from the Laramie Coal company's
force, and during the afternoon
broke twenty acres of land for the
spring seeding on the ranch. The plow
was drawn by a large traction engine
and worked beautifully, turning four,
teen feet of land at each trip across
the field.
, 1908-04-01
GOES TO NEW YORK
To OPEN SHOW SEASON.

Colonel w. F. Cody arrived in Oma-
ha Monday evening, en- route from mis-
ranch at Cody, Wyo., to New York,
where arrangements are being com
pleted for the opening of the Buffalo
Bill Wild West show in Madison
square garden April 10, says the Oma
ha Bee. Colonel Cody says the people
are fast learning of the valuable irri
gated land which is being thrown up
on the market in the Big Horn basin
and are fiocking in that direction.
, 1908-04-01
SUFFERED WITH COLD
DURING BAD WEATHER,

Mayor C. D. Spalding received a let
ter from Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Crumrins
yesterday, written from San Diego.
where they are now staying, saying
that both had been suffering from
slight colds, due to bad weather, but
on the whole both are better for their
trip west and their stay on the
They said nothing of coming home.