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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
TEATR R 0 .
La Gotta Blanca" D0r EuIaiIa BIan-
chart.
''EI eabo ia" ''EI dItlmo chuIo. -

E6RB g0n laB egOogidRs zRFsuelaB que 90
EepFesontaEau mRfiRnR ca GEL Municipal" !"
ssguFsmGnte la o6mpafila de zaFsu0Ia
GspadOlS que Representa- ol senior thinner
man = en- lR CuRl fguFan notabIe8 aEtistaB
obtendF6 Ol mas bIillant0 6xit0 On el
d0Bsmp0fio de lag EafsPidaB 0bEag.
La R1oFita BlanChaFs daHsmpsERFE 81
pspel de LuiBa, en- La qatitQ. d
V6AG0 sl juiCio de un impoFtRnts diaFio
aCeECR de 10 Labor do Ia BlRnChAEt en- 0BB
zAR2u0lA:
"EB COmbatS.-En IR noChs del maRtss
tuvo IugsE Ol eatRsno de Ii C0l0bgada "Ga.
tita BlRnos," On |Cuyo dossmpafio 90 NOS
Esvsl6 la BefloFitR BIanChart una OOnnuma'
do AFtiBta, para la CuRl no axistsn diGcuI'
tade3. OOnoCfamoB 20 IaB FelsvRnts8 con-
diCion0B que adornan 6 IR dintinguida
tipIe para 81 g6nsFo gFands; On sBtaa CO.
lumnaB hemoB t0nidO el gust0 dc 0lOgiaF
CuRl 90 mGFeCe; per0 no BabfamoB que Ga
talento ge GagptGrG al g6neT0 chico; en-
ls gatitR nOB dsmOStF6 que Ri an 10 granda
G8 una Rrtiata 0n Ia vaTdsd0F8 acepCi6n dc
10 palabHa, en- 10 chico eg una notSbiIidad,
que puOde C0mpGtiF con les mfB afamRdas
DiUas dc Barcelona. EleganCia, grsCia,
BoltuER = diUCFsci6n, fn0Eon deFFoChsdos
pOE la B8fioEits BlRnchREt, que aRRebat6 al
pdbliCO On vaRioB pagajeB dc 10 obER. No
geF6 puag ooBB del OTTO jusveB, que esta
no Jhe. en- lR que cGlebFR Bu b0nefiCi0 10
se1oFita BlRnchREt, <ss yea lIeno ol TeatFo
para gaboEsnF ls BegUnda representation
dc lR 0el0bTadR GRtita."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
LOS MEDIUMS" EN- new YORK
Las pTGdiGGionas y las divinitadss
CuIinaTias.
Como d mlrldO IIug'bl tudO 1 GomOb unl id.
mIrb'0 elltIuIisRtO 'pTOtlI0" que Ia cg9InO
TlSV iFII.

La exiltOnCis de lo1 pod0EGB ClArivid0n'
tee jGm68 BoBp0Ch8dA, pued0 BOF dOHCubi0Fta
AhoER pOr IR BpliCRCi6n dc una pFuabs muy
g0nCilla; puaB las peTsOnaB que Pued0n
pFedOCiF CURnd0 10 CoCinGR8 Do v6 0stSn On
poBici6n do CalifCar1O como mediums.
LS OvidOnCia de 0ItoI hOcho8 90 obnO1va
on 81 'JJurnal. of tha American Society,
pOEi6liCO dOdioRdo & l08 inve,tigacionOa
ffOicRE
So dan num0roH0g OjSmpl0B acsEcR do ia
BsgRCidad do Ia ConoCida medium Mrs A.
B. Quentin, Cuyay dotoB han gido sgtadiG-,
daB poF Ol professor james 81. HyBlop. La
CuHlidRd~ Mrs.. Quentin de adivinar
aBunto8 del pOgad0, presents y futuPo, hR
nid0 Ol objeto do Las mas RcRI0Fsdag diHcu -
stones en- loG CfFOuIoI filicoB duERntO vAPio8
meBaG.
Mrs. Quentin escribO dltimAmOnts oI
Eelato que Higue:
"El juovoS para1o die & Ia inrtitutriz
de l0g nifios:
-EgtOy peEfOOtamOntO DeguTa do quo
Mary, me va deiOF.
La inBtitutFis BOnEi6 y nae diio:
-IPoFque hR dc CE0eR uBsOd ESQ?
Rspliqu6 q. NADIA BRbia, p0Eo q. do prom
TO habfs psn5ado On que log hijo8 de Mary
0BtAban oDfermOU. AL diS Digui0nts roCi'
bfa mi OoOin0TS IN kilograms lEamkndole
apTsIuFadamonts. Todog guB CinCo nifog
t8nfan oBCaFlatinR. DObo ailadir & osto ou0
Ia mujOr 90 muy u8Eis hR Oatado q mi
ssrviCiO largo tempe.
PoT VeintsnRB % snCuantRan mOdiumR an
Nusva York, Ost0H diaB 0lpoCialmonts, en-
Loo 1ObuEbioa donda 10 dice que 6abi'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
JUAN BRASCEI.
Director Inferno.
LA BARBA DEL
VECINO.

FL diR de Julio, Eagdn Aifma Ol Co.
BILE, rauni6ronB0 muohog flipin0g On 'fmRBB
mssting" con objato do BOliCitAF del g.
bieEno ds Washington CLOS miBaoB dsTe-
Chos EeconocidoB loB pueFtOFFiqus f9B'''
Como nc psnGAmOB one lOB fiipinoO 90
hByan cAido de un nid0, eB necOsaFiO ex
plioRr 10 que tai Holicitud aignifCa. EIlol
tienon una "ComiAi6n'', en- lR cuSl 0stGn
en- mRyoE1R los noFteameFiCGnog, que ira.
bgia como an, senado aduItarado cosR muy
Conocida por los ingleBas en- Id India y poF
Mr.. ForG ksr en- WaOhiDgtoD. All pugB,
no eB { dereChol- polftiCoG nj & foEma de
gobieTno, & 10 que 90 EefeFen Lon tilipinoB,
IinO HimplomSnts IoliCitRF que 30 Len con-
coda el CabotGiP.
Ea tan ompliOsdo 81 problems do Fill
pinas para lo1 EBtRdoB Unidog y eB tan
grando 81 bOEsngonal de ideas yde cOBaa
que Ee FefsTsn Filipinsg, que no podFfa
FfiFwRrHe ai Ger& 6 no probable que Gl 60
bisFno do Warrington COnO0dR 81 libE0
trGfiCO .....& log aTFOCeToB do LcuiBiGnR.
Y d0Cimog que & loa ''aERoCsTOn'', p0T
que el libEs tr6fico On Puerto Rico, On vOs
do dAE aBte pals lG plen0 ventaia con
que los pu0TtoEFiquOl0n = GI prsai1snts
Mckinley gcfiAHon, hR sorvido solo de CO.
bOtSje EGC0TtadO, puGBt0 que, psg6nd0Bs
hoy el aRFos mas caro- que nunCN, lR VEN
tSis del Cabotsjs On cate punto OoaOrstO,
no 90 para Lon pu0EtoEEiqutfiOT.
PsF0 do 0HtO no 20 debs hGceF un motivO
do quejs. Los ingulRTes tiGnen una tisTrG
fsCundR y grRDdeI sOnaB , pEOpiag para Ell
Cultivo DEL aEEoS. Si no piOmbFan 4FHGz
ia quisn han dc quejarHe2 81 ls pagan CO.
70 y peEiu3iCRn Bug propioB 'inteEe8eO inn
pOEt6ndOls del exterior Iqu6 d0EeChO tie
non & lR qu0ia2
Los filipinOg debieEGn tomRE n0tG do 10
que 6 l0g pusEtoFFiqueil9B hR pRg8dO. 81
Oll0g no 0gt6n diBpuG8tog -hGCsF que no
pals pT0dUsCR 10 mayer CRntidRd p0BiblO
de ftutoH y est8blGCeE In mayor Cantidad
possible dc induntTias, no pidGn CGbotOjO,
poFqus 81 bonsfoio con que guGfiAn no B0FG
On veFdad para ollOl.
De alg6n tempo 0ntR pRrte, % induo
dNblG que 90 muevs en- Puerto Rico In ini'
ciAtiVR innuIRT. No nOgAFamoB que 10 VI
gRnando en- elto pUnto. Pero 0s neCeIsEio
outEAE en- fEms pOr tel Camino y que el
bEazO puertorTiquO10 10 Ggits mas On Ol
Cultiv0 de "a hsrmoIR TERRA que en- engA'
yOB do a1altoI dc smpleo1 pdblicoB, do In
char intsBtinaI = dc impROiblO COntsmpls'
Oi6n del NAL OjemplO, que puedRn FepOr.
tiI bRladrOnRdau , CanRllGFfag indignaB do
un pueblo que 90 ConnidsFa en- juntioia,
oSpaz de lR ibeFtRd = del FjeECiCio del
cersChO.
No d0bs sUpsEaTn0 TODD de fulFG. AEEos
patRtaB = otroB muchol ftutoE, dsbs pro-
duCir Puerto Rico. Y sBo dsba uor como
CidO pOE IOB filipiDOH pava que 90 prOpaEon
al CAbOt0jO con Loo EStadoI UnidoI, ni sn
que 90 10 Concoden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
.EL ALUMBRADO
eI6CtriCO en- Are
Cibo.
Falta de asiStsnGIa a las sesiOnss
del ConGeiO.
& ptEIno IunOs Is d dIl d Ia. IussrlDsIouur
Ode nWestrO OOTrssponsag

Julio 17.-Aysr 6s fallsCido en- sstn
Ciudad despu6I de laIgS sDfsEmodad 81
loven jose L. Gomez, 0lCogodcE quO fac
dc la Fabrics de tabRCoa sTh6 WMt To-
dies Cigars CO... r. ]. r. r
lie hR sido conCedido tres messl 6e
liCsnCiR Rl JusE de 0GtR COEta Municipal
LCdo. Jog6 I. Comes, 81 cuaI De embaFOa
para Europa en- 81 Vspor espafiol que sale
do san Juan sl dia 20. Ls doloamoa an
fsliz Viaja y que TOCupsre ~ quObEantadA
BSlud. x
-DsIdo haCe dos dia6 he .aido nsCssario
guBpendsF sl Rlumbrado sI6ctFiCo cen 81
fa de pEaCticaE Lar obrau De reconstruction
do le plants montSndo una nUsvR tuEbina
, vaEiRnd0 lR.lfuea poE cables mas gFuOsog.
EEtR ObTa que 1eEG ds4RGa de IN mOI nos
hRRG sstsF 6 OBCuTGB t0do O8e tempo poF
falta dc IN alumbrhdo p6bliCo que HupIa
81 o!6ctrioo. OEeSmoB que este MuniCipio
tomaR6 msdidag 6 fa de que zee alum
bEsda lR ciudad de un modo q otro.
-An0Chs no 90 reuni6 O8ts ConCeio
Municipal pOr fAltR de quorum J tsmpOCo
C0lebE6 gesi6n lR paaadR BemanR poF la
miImE OauuR = BisndO muChos impoEtan'
tea loR aBuntoG de que hay one trataE 90
iFEoga gEandeB peFiuiCioB & ID Admini1tra'
Ci6n con Ii fslts de aBiGtonCiG las HeIio'
neg de log uefisFeB ConceiGlOg,
Han BsgEeuado de loB EatadaH Unidos
Lon GefiOEeG ISaAO .LOpss ? Nicolas FrssP.
BiOnyGnidoE.
NO hay que olvidar que 81 pE6ximo
lun0B on el die de Las inGCripCionOs para
tensF d0FeCho al voto. La cfcin0 astar6
en- 81 salon do ssaionss del MunicipiO.
Sc Gspera la lIegsdR del CslebE8dO
iIEGioniHtR COmendadoF CSTili que daT6
vaEiaB funCionoB en- eate TeStFo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE.

ItinerariO. salidas de Bayam6n y oapi-
Gal s1multaneamentO.
Dias abOrabIes.-MafIana6 8, z O5, $50 8
IS 90. Tarde 1915. 1.45D S.I5. 4.B5s 6.45.
y $50.
Dias festlvOs.-Maflana 6,7.O5, $50 9A5
y IL. Tarde l2.15 $50, 2 so, $50, 4,SO d,
G6 y $50.
Billetes baratOs para dfas festivOs. De
Cata1O Bayam6ni ida y Vuelta IA. ella so
25G "a. clase 18e. De Bayam6n OataiO y
vueltR IA. Clase 15e, "a. Clase zoe.
BiIletes OrdinRrio de Capital OatadO en-
La, clase 8 centavOs.
Bayam6n 10 de septiOmbr0 de 1908
Ramon Valdas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
La Association JOSefIna agFadeCida.
4 los NhNOS POrlslI GlrCll
yes dut1,s tel "Clnu". i.

LO pEssidOnts do la AUcoi ci6n Jou,flns
entableCidG en- lG igIeliA Gs Fan JoI6, nor
Euega hngRmoB pdbliCo Hu gcadOcimionto
& los Ie1orea PoTtOll Garcia y Co. duelIo1
dol Cinsmat6gTHfo poE habeEleU cedido u
function do una nochs On la CuSl obtuvio.
ron $63,65 que han dodiCado & una obRs
artfstica y EoligioBa y para cuya odquisi.
ci6n trGbEjI Ia sludid6 AIoCiaCi6n.
Tambi6n hGCe axtenaiva "a grstitud 4
todaS les peTHonRg que conCuTEisron 81
cinemat6gEAto la expTeERdR nochO Contri.
buysnde de oHe modo 81 mejoR 6xito dol
RCto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18

sE DEsEA VENDER, usiBOisntOu me-
tEoB mas 6 menoB, via poEtGtil Dscauville
do OinCu0nts CeDtfmstPcB y echo W g0De'
ta8 de hero para 10 miEmG vie. Todo
en- busn egtado. Para infoEmeB N. 8
RpsEtado 257, ATsCib0. IS O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
Gran C0mpafiia de ZarzueIa en- Gua-
yana.
YaIlla.

- Nos ComunicGn de GuEyamR que en-
muy probable pAIe & Rqu0llR CiudSd 10
aplaudida COmpsiIfa de zaTsuslG do gene
Fo grRnde que aCtdG en- Ponce, sismpEo
que % CubE8 I'M abonO de oCho funOionOs
Dkhs comps MIA lR foTman 40 ORtintOU,
y entire 0llon fguFan Ia celeb ada tiplo
. d rita C0nHuelo BRiIlo; al tenor Matheu,
Loo bAEitOnOI MoyalOu y Real, sl tenor CO.
mico Casal ? Ell bsjo Marcos, que tantoB
apIauEoI han rocOjido On tOdoB lo1 prinCi.
paleB EGatFoR do 10 inla.
si 30 rsaliSa 81 pEOyeCto, bAbf6 qus fell
CitRr 81 al pdblico do GuOyams & lou dc
5AlinaI' Arroyo, PRtillas y demGB pobla'
CionGB veCinaB, pueG diffci m ent0 B0 ver6
en- Puerto Rico otra CompaffG do g6noEo
grRndO tan acceptable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18

Para ls excursion que Gs llevaEG {
ORbo con motive do les CaEEaEaR en Ponce,
% prspRTan una pleyade de i6vsnsI do to-
d8B 1as ClRBeg de nueHtFR BoCiedad para
ConCuFlir s1e ChampionAtO HevREGn
traieB de les que vond0n caEi reg alRd0S. P.
5chira 90. Plaza BaldoEioty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18

DE Visqueg, % qu'isn que on dotarmi'
nado1 Cases no hay Rllf nm solo faCultati'
70 que puodR AtendGr & IN anfaEmo do in.
mediate CuidRdo. En- IN CaHo uYgents ha.
bEfa do OnVisFIs- por m6dico & HumaCao y
1abido % 10 diieiI que % haCs Ia travssia
dc 10 costa Elts Ia Eefsrida iuIa, Bobro
todO CURndo 81 max sltG Eavuslto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18

A medic afa dc syGR fu6 pasado un
taIsglams circular del gobOPnsdOE Post s
todoI Loo aICaldo8 dc ID inIs, notiOiGnd0lSs
el FosuItsdO del ax6man facUItativo que hi
10 sn MayagIisg, u gqist0 ataCad0 De
''Adonftiat tubogCulosa" y qus On log PM.
msEoB momantoS Go tom6 como IN Oaso
t'aospeSh0s8," .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18
GABLES De HOY.
Glan1ss taiios sn TaGna ' Africa pOI
BTuPeioDGs VOlGaniCas.
Ia eseuadra blanca LEGO aver a Ho-
n0IuIl. r 49,.
los Estados llnidOs Sc pTepaHa1 pa.
"a inteIvGDlI en- Haiti s1la IsVO-
IuGi6l Sc TalueVs.
Ia sseuadra blanca LEGO aver a H0-
IuCI6R Sc TalueVa.
Ef J8p6n enPieza a C0nstluiE dos
buuuas mas de- III OOOi0neIadas

santisgo de Chile, Julio 1s-NoticiaI
EaCibidaB de los toEFitoFioB do TaOna J AEi'
ca, BituaSoB sn la ffontsFa PsTuans, infoE'
man que grandsE eEupOiOns1 vOlC6niess
han CauGado inmennos daiisV. Los volCR'
mes T6coEa s.hama han hOOho hoEEoT0'
90 explosion. Las CoHFienteI de lava han
abBrCado extennfaimo radio, CalCinando
cuanto Bu paSo hallagon. Los Euidos
subteEE6neos que pEecedisF6n laB sFup'
clones Volc6nicag, difundi0ron 81 mayor
pGnico entire Los habitantoI de TaCnR J
africa, con Las tualsB dospu6l de nueyal ,
vi0IentaB BaCudidas volC6niCas % han in
terEumpido lag ComuniCaCionOl.
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En OHiR impEsniR 20 vsnds papoI de
poEi6diOO vi0jo & S2.OO lo1 As kil08 CW's
QOsintSE)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18

lidad pRFs pEodoOiF log d01aBtF0B dom6sti'
OoB 90 CAST innata.
30 infoFms que MEB. HouBsonIot de
MontclaiF pEsdiiO, dsIpu6s que III maridO
habfR yenido tRFd0 c0maF BsiB vessB con-
H0cutivag, que la divinidsd CUlinRFia par
tiEfa al dia iguisnts, IL prediction 20
E0sliE6 antsB dol degsyuno dol otEo dia,
msj0F diCho, antoI de la hoTs SsliaIada
para la pEimoEa Comida natural, puss no
habiA doEayun0.
Mrs H. G. Tcwayan dc NORM KisCo.
tuv0 una EXPERIENCES muy RBombFoBa que
dem0BtEabR "a Cualidad de medium haGta
IN gTad0 mas que notoble. AL FegFoEaF
T0p0ntinRmsnt0 do 10 Ciudad 0nContE6 6
Juana, lR O0OinOEs, que Bslfa dc casa del
puIpoFo llaVando 0l mas bonitO BombEoEo
dc 90 Ba6og&. MEs. Townvsn F0gFsB6 & CO.
90 Cay6 On un letaEg0 duE0nte 81 Cual 30
vic daspidiondo J1anR Mn EafaEoncia ri
aRtiafsCoi6n y do an modo bRlEanta Hingus
lar. M6s tard8 Lon aConteCimiontos dsmOB'
tRaEon la absolute axaCtitua deGua ViGOnas
del future.
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Teklo, Julio 18.-El gobiorno hA mott.
ciado ofcisImonts qusael Jap6n hB dGdo
oFdsne8 para que g8 empieOe IR OOnDtFuo.
Ci6n de dos buqueI mas de guerra do 21
mil toneladaB. Esta notiCig e8 COmontada
en- los CfECuloB nav&IGs On ell Bsntfdo de
due, & pesaE de lR enoFma crisis que Nbats
sl teBoTo iapon6I, 0l Mlkldo OstG E0IusltO
G posponeFlo tod0 al inteE6B dol Rum0nt0
de 30 podOE maritime. Parts dc ls prem.
BR-IR efcial-RpIaudo ID aCtitud del 60,
bisEno miontraa loB pOEi6diCOB do OpOIiOi6n
infoEmsn que ls primsEa neCeIidad del
impeEio hoy poE hoy, 90 10 do Rt0ndsF a la
psnuEis que domino On tOdaB parties, hR
ciendo difiOilfsimR la vidO.
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SalVO-conductO del 90 bIeTn0 de Ca
ceres.
ceres.
A lodos los danlRIe0nas mlrsantos Dc 50 DltrIa.

El 1afioP consul dominieano ha FsCihIdC
hoy aviBO del gtfiOE miniatro do RolaciOnal
Bxt0tiOEez de lR ropdbliCa, dc que 81 p1eGi
dente O6CsF0B poF dsCFsto de fschR del
CurHRuts meg, ha coEcsdido Bslvo ConductG
todoB LOG dominiCanoB axtEs Il sdoB del ta
rFitoFi0 pnE Fasonog DoIfticaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-18


HonoIult, Julio 1S.-Los buques de
guerra do la eaoUadFa sxoUr8iOninta, han
llegado. In pEossnCia de la formidable
o cusdEa On 0atRg aguap, hR movido & en-
tuaiaataB GxpanRion0H populGEel calObH6n'
doBs con todR olaga Dc. fsBtei0B 81 guOegO.
Los baTCoB RindiGRon una Ggpl6ndida jog
NADIA. No han Hnfrido aveEiRG, suG ma
quinan 80 hallan pslfectRmGnte. Sc IO
prepare & lR ofcialidad dc In esCuRdF8 I'm
gran banquets que lsa BsFG ofrOCido poF
0l gobisrno del TeFKit0FiO.
Nu0ya Yolk, julio 18,-sO hR oFdensdo
al bRECo do guerra aPaduCah" BSliF inm6'
diatamants para Puerto Principe, On Hal
O.. En- lR T0pdbIioa antillana, geg6a 10
expT0san deBpaGhoB que % ReeibOn del
migm0 pals, Ia situRCi6n Gs tan grave, que
90 tema que, con motive de loB frsCusnteB
iucendiOa, 90 EepEoduzCan loH. .digturbios re-
voIucionaFiog paFeCido movimientO 81 de
Gonaives , San Marcos. Sc cree que lR
aalida del "Paducah" co pFeparatOEia del
pEop6Aito de leo EatSdoB UnidOU, de in
tsEveniR F8sueltaments On Haiti, tan prom
60 e8talIs unR nusvs FGvoluoi6n. Tam
bi6n % hRn dado 6rdonss psTa que Sl
'.VieksbuFg" , el Princeton" Gigan dea'
do oI Pa9ffCo Eounidoa La hituaCi6n do
Honduras, Beg6n Informs d minintFo de
loB Egtados UnidoB en- TGguCigalpa, no O.
ain6 de natuEaleER tuEbulentP. ElementOB
IsvantigCos mRntisnsn 81 pals en- Completa
intParquilidad hoatilisRndo aI gObieEnO On
loB lUgaFsB en- donde 6Ito no diipOn0 dc
mp8inm aicaeRu raPa o0mI RtiFlep. Hnndnl
RaV, FeBpsCto dc les otPaa CuRtFo naCioneB
do OentrO America, oCupH sega lol ira.
tadog de lR Con fsEenCiR de Warrington, sl
puosa0 do naCi6n neutral, , de ahf In de-
nunciB qNa foRmulars contra GuAtemals
? Salvador, que han dAdo apOyo 8 lOA
rSvoIucionaRio8 honduFOfos. El Taco
mR", 81 '1DsamOiDsI'', ? q "MNEistA" re-
cibiE6n 6EdaDo8 On Puerto CoFt6R.
Tckio, Julio 18.-El gobiOrno hA mott
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

The proceedings of the Catholic Centenary
ssiebrstion during the week of April 20 will
f comprehensively reported in The Tribune
f0f day TO day.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
AIDS PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

He took a heavy fall out of James Gordon
Bennett, who had just started The Herald
and went down one day to 1.-The Herald oHlco
wifi, 4 vyhfp under his coat TO thrash the jour
nalfst Mr. Bennett was not at home that day
For wears the two denounced each other from
pulpit and paper, but IN the end hostlltles
ceased and 1.-The Herald rendered DR.. Hughes
some service. He had a lively tilt with Dr
Brownson the famous publicist and philosopher.
who did not like his domineering methods and
strenuous public utterances. At a FOrdham
commencement. where Brownson was the orator
and the Archbishop presided DR.. Hughes de-
nounced the orator IN bitter terms for his senti-
ments and opinions. and at the CLOSE Of the
service Dr. Brownson was left sitting alone In
the deserted hall and had to make his way
home alone without honor guest service He
got even with the preate later by scornruliy
referring to his ability to build immense cathe-
drals with the wilderness at the door, when
Europe waited a full thousand years before at
tempting those miracles IN stone DR.. Hughes
was then building St Patrick's, on Fifth ave-
nue. which he had placed so far out or the city
that people laughed ar him He got as far as
the water table when the war OF 1901 began
The work was stopped and left to the next
generation to complete.
In the space Of two decades he had performed
a work for which his country and his Church
can never be too grateful He had organized
the great machine which had to deal with the
inrushing tide of immigration, and so perfected
it that the state, without a cent OF expense,
found its citizens trained and prepared for citi
zenship. To him is due the credit OF having
found three hundred priests for the five dioceses
of the province, of establishing the immigrants
safely in their new homes. of keeping them
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

Catholic journal OF the time, "The Truth Teller,
whose work seems to have been as much needed
in the Journalism Of 1925 as IN our own day. He
startled society by giving grand concert IN the
cathedral for the benefit OF the orphan asylum,
at which the famous Malibran sang. She was
the singer Of her day, one OF the famous ORA
matte sopranos and headed her own company,
which was managed by her brother, Sehor
Garcia. who died only year two back In
London having lived beyond the limit Of CEN
fury if | am not mistaken. DR. Power was not
a ppointed bishop much TO the disgust OF the
New Workers. The man chosen was a French
nriest the Rev. John Dubois, who had won renoWn
as the founder OF a college and seminary IN
MARYLAND was the friend Of the first families
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

from the metropolis, but the news had spread
that the new bishop usually walked about with
a chip on his shoulder and welcomed the man
who disturbed 1t as a brother and friend. He
ran g paper and was fond of controversy.
Moreover, he had no fear Of mortal man or
his conditions. His coming was mild enough.
He was consecrated In the cathedral in Null
berry street, and people stood on scafolds erect
ed outside the windows to view the ceremony.
Many men of note were present. Afterward. for
two years, Bishop Hughes measured the dio-
cesan situation, in order to know how TO act
when full authority came to him. 1t did
In 1910
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05
HOSTILITY TO FRENCH PRIEST.

New York Catholics were so disgusted at the
failure of their favorte to become their bishop
that they gave the new prelate very cold well
come The Irish were then in the majority in
the parishes. and they resented the intrusion of
Frenchman. DR.. Dubois had been great
success in Maryland. being a of energy.
generosity and self-sacrifce. but the Irish in
New York would not let him beat his record
among them. He set out to raise money, but his
appeal met with response. He travelled all
over Europe collecting money supplies and
priests, and spent himself IN many journeys but
all to little purpose. The priests did not remain,
the money put into grand seminary at
Nyack, which the Orangemen burned down. and
the trustees Of the church properties all the
State Of New York things with high hand,
until everything became hopelessly tangled
When Cardinal McCloskey, then young priest.
took charge of St Joseph's parish In Sixth
nue., the pewholders signified their displeasure
at the removal of his predecessor. DR., Pise, by
leaving their pews empty at the Sunday SER
vices. They came back In due time. by his
gentleness and ability. Among them old
pedagogue Casserly. whose son Eugene after
wards became United States Senator from Cali
fornia- The Rev. Thomas Levins, distinguished
priest of the time, and engineer well.
founded a paper, THE Green Banner" and at the
same time fell out with the Bishop. In the quar-
rel that followed the people took sides. and for
long time the war continued. In fact Bishop
Dubois had q heartbreaking experience from
beginning to end. which ended by the ap-
pointment of coadjutor, the Rev John Hughes,
who. two years later. in 1910. became admins
traitor. as the Pope exercised his power to retire
Bishop Dubois.
The good old man lived until 1872, indignant
to the last at the failures which had crowned
his later career. The people Of New York, who
had treated him badly. less indig-
failed receive the honor OF the epscopate.
Moreover they had had no love for the Rev.
John Hughes. whose reputation audacious
and confident leader had preceded him. Phila-
dephia was much further Off then than now
New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

state In 1s47 by giving bishop to Buffalo, and
to cut off the northern part the same year by
giving bishop to Albany; and then, in 1853. hs
cut off Brooklyn and New Jersey. Yet in the
restricted territory left he had three times the
number of priests which he had In the two
states in 1888. He administrator Of the
first rank and a firm believer in publicity. Hav
ing an intense interest IN the welfare Of the
ton. whose providential mission he understood
as very few leaders of his day understood 1t. he
stood forth on every provocation and reproyed
eviidoers ffercely. His strenuous methods re-
sembIed closely those of President Roosevelt. but
they made great sensation in that day. fright
ening the Catholic bishops severely, because the
bishops believed in retired existence. lest the
Know Nothings should repeat the riots. burnings
and murders of other years. Archbishop Hughes
liked publicity better. He discussed every ques-
ton in the papers with his opponents. and as
ne had for his opponents at one time or an
other nearly all the famous men of the day he
became the best known prelate Of his time
He ran foul of Horace Greeley on the police
protection of the city. 1t seems that the Phila-
delphians sent up a detachment Of Know Moth
tngs to parade In New York on a certain date, and
II was said that before their return few Cathoic
churches and schools would be burned Arcn-
bishop Hughes had extras Of THE Freeman .
Journal" sent out, warning his people TO stay at
home that day; he placed guards In the
churches, and then he went to the Mayor. who
did not respond to his appeals and warnings In
the matter Of properly policing the city. tie
raised such a storm over 1t and took such care
to make public his own precautions that the
| Mayor had to do something and the public gave
credit to the Archbishop for having saved the
| city the scenes that had occurred IN Philadel-
phia Mr.. Greeley attacked the Mayor for let
ting the credit of doing his full duty fall TO the
| Archbishop. the Archbishop attacked Mr. Greeley
for impertinence and bigotry, and lively corre-
| spondence ensued