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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08

cents the members get a button
from Secretary Geo II. Smith, the
right-hand man Of the powers that
be In the betting ring,
Smith claims that, ultimately, the
agitation started by him and his as.
soelates will become countrywide
and will include fight against all
sumptuary legislation. including
prohibition.
The league has issued q long pub
lie appeal, but It's promoters admit
that so far they haven't received n
single application for membership
outside Of those secured at the
track.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08

It's a lonesome vigil that the
mercenaries who are warming
bench in the courthouse waiting to
file names of candidates for the
primaries are having. The list of
four of yesterday was added to this
morning by gray individual, who
unblushingly stated that he was
waiting to file for DR.. George Gray
who aspires to be coroner.
Alva Kilt, the high school orator,
joined the mourners' bench yester.
day and stated this morning that
perhaps he is waiting to file the
name of Maurice Smith, a young
attorney who wants to prosecute Of
tenders against the peace. The
other two aspirants represented are
Tom Dooley who wants to be sher-
iff and George Burnley who desires
to be a constable.
The only really mysterious in
dividual Is a freckled young man
named Hicks. He is frank about
saying that he will file the name OF
a good citizen for candidate for the
county commissionership. But just
who he refuses to say. 1t is sus'
pected that it is Mr.. Siler who was
formerly employed in the postoffice,
1t was reported yesterday that
Hicks was holding the bench for
J. F. Congleton, but this was mis-
take. Mr.. Congleton crawled him
about it this morning and he ad
mitted it.
The aspirants for justice offices
gathered in Justice G. w. Stocker's
court this morning and gambled for
their places. (Law against gam
bling, too.) Justice Stocker was
the lucky one and drew No. 1; Sam
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
SOCIALIST SPEAKS
At ChAUTAUQUA

The second cay of the Spokane
Chautauqua began at $3.50 this
afternoon with On address by Wal
ter Thomas Mills, socialist, on
Public Ownership of Monopolized
Industries" Judge Richardson.
Spokane, is presiding. Mr.. Mills
will lecture this evening at p. m.
on Socialism and Christianity.
Z. l.. Hughes will preside. Mills is
recognized as one of the ablest
platform orators in the country.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
BAD CHECK WORKER GETS
AWAY With $500

The Denver builders will be de-
liberate. After adjournment of the
night meeting Of the full commit
tee, subcommittee appointed by
Governor Haskell, chairman, was
in session until this morning. 1t
resumed its labors at 8 after q short
sleep and hasty breakfast and will
continue until this afternoon when
they expect to report to the full
committee, which will then pro-
coed with final preparation of a
draft Of a platform. They figure
on reporting to the convention at
10 Thursday morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
ORGANIZE AGAINST GAMBLING LAW

NEW YORK, July S.---Under the
guise Of taking stand against all
legislative en6foachments and a
desire to guard the rights and
privileges of American freemen,
the newly organized personal Lib
erty league" has been started In
this city for the actual purpose OF
influencing next years legislature
TO repeal the anti-betting laws.
which have practically killed horse
racing In the Empire state.
Every day at the Sheepshead
race track members are being en-
rolled. SO far 5000 signatures ap-
pear on the list. In return for %
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
GET FEDERAL CONTRACT

The Empire Electric Co, of this
city was awarded the big govern
ment contract for the conduit work
and electric wiring of the federal
building, and active work will be
started as soon as the necessary
materials arrive. A. G. Rice, a
member of the firm, starts today
for a two weeks business trip to
the East to complete arrange
ments for the carrying out of the
contract.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
THREE DAYS
Of DEATH
ENDED

NEW YORK. July 8.-Fully IS
deaths and more than 200 prostra-
tons, combined with misery such
as the East never before endured,
is a record Of three days torrid tor
ture which fresh breeze and low
er temperature ended today.
The temperature fell to 70, drop
of 20 degrees since yesterday.
Despite this drop six deaths and
several prostrations are recorded
today.
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and have it ready to submit to the
council next Tuesday night.
The ordinance will give farmers
the privilege Of backing their
wagons up against the curb. No
expense to the city Is attached. No
shelter will be provided at first but
probably will be in the future.
The mayor wants to see the thing
started and tried out.
81 want to get people in the habit
of going there first" said the
mayor this morning. "As the bust
ness increases we will probably
build sheds for the stands. I don't
believe Mr.. Harvey's objection will
hold before a court. A public mar
ket at that place will enhance the
property values"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
DEMOCRATS BREAK
CHEERING RECORDS

DENVER, July 8.-A demonstra-
tion that greeted Sen. Cores
speech today lasted more than an
hour, beating the Roosevelt ova-
tion at Chicago.
The demonstration ended at
|2:47 Gore finished his speech In a
few words and the convention adj
journed until p. m. tonight. Men
ton of Bryan started the noise.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
BROOKS eoTnERs EN-

Attorney H. M. Brooks is some
thing of a political curiosity just
now. He announced himself some
time ago as republican candi-
date for the legislature from the
Second district, but since then has
moved to the Sixth district. Now
it is rumored that he is due for an
other announcement of his candi-
dacy from the Sixth against l.. P.
Hornberger, present representa-
tive, and several other gentlemen
who are willing to serve.
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MERCHANT HAS
DISAPPEARED

N. S. Hunt, merchant Of Cataldo,
Idaho, disappeared July and the
police were notified yesterday. He
left his store to come to Spokane
and transact business with w. c.
Human In the Peyton building. Mr..
Human reported that he had not
seen Hunt. Hunt is described as
80 years old, weighs 100 pounds, is
s IT. 8 in. tall and has dark hair.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
CITY SLOW TO PAY
ITS WITNESS FEES

Alfred Edge had grievance this
morning when he called at the city
hall for witness fee in a police
court case tried yesterday. He was
told to come around some time in
August. He might have TO travel
farther than 1t was worth to get
here in August and besides he
wanted the money Nothing doing.
The city case claims have to go
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
ANOTHER EXAMINATION

At the instance of Deputy Prose-
cutor Pugh another examination OF
Joe Gauvitte. wife murderer was
made by Drs, Byrne, Nicely, North.
rup. Barnhart. Medical testimony
is being accumulated to meet an In
sanity defense.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
TOMORROW IS PUBLIC
SCHOOL DAY

Tomorrow is public school day
at the Spokane Chautauqua. Presi-
dent e. A. Bryan. of the state col
lege, will preside and Congress-
man Jones will speak in the after
noon. A big feature of the evening
session will be chorus of 80 voices
conducted by Prof. Cord.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
WILL GO iF cOAxED

LINCOLN, July S.-Bryan il
spending the day quietly and de
MED the report that he intends t
address the convention, John I
Kent, his confidential man, said II
after the nomination, the conven
ton asks his presence he will so.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
PARKER TO PASS
ON LABOR PLANK

DENVER. July S.-The demo-
cratic platform committee this
afternoon referred the anti-injunc-
tion plank to a subcommittee con-
sisting of Williams, Mass; Jerry
Sullivan, Iowa; Judge Parker. New
York. The indications are that the
plank will satisfy labor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
FOUR MEN GET
SIX MONTHS

Judge Huneke this morning SEN
fenced these four young men to
serve six months each in the coun-
ty Jail for contributing to the i'm
morality of young girls: Roy
Brown, Dick Boughton, Guy Mae
ger and T. M. McGregor.
They were soundly lectured be-
fore being taken down to Jail to be-
gin serving their sentence.
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FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS

Chas. Wheeler, who passed a
worthless check for 500 on the
Madison hotel. after debauch last
ing a week in which he spent about
$1,000, was sentenced to from one
to five years in the penitentiary by
Judge Huneke this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
PLATFORM READY
THURSDAY

DENVER, July S.-Contrary to
all precedent the democratic reso-
lutions committee will spend two
nights and day in construction of
the platform. In the preceding
convention the committee worked
all night and as long as necessary
next morning to complete the job.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
HITCHCOCK WILL
BOSS CAMPAIGN

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July S.
Frank H. Hitchcock was unani-
mously chosen chairman of the re-
publican national committee today
after conference of Taft and other
party leaders.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
EIGHT DEAD in DITCH

DAYTON, Ohio, July Slight
workmen are believed to have been
killed In a sewer trench in North
Dayton today, Two bodies were
recovered. Rescuers are working
in the hope that some are alive.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
HORTON BOUND OVER

G. e. Horton, deputy city treas
urer who Is accused of embezzle-
ment, waived preliminary hearing
before Justice Hinkle this after
noon and was bound over to the
superior court. His bond Of $4,000
was allowed to stand.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
AFTER SALOONMEN NOW

LEWISTON, Idaho, July S.
Having cleaned up the bootleggers
on the Indian reservation the U. s.
ofiicers are now after the licensed
saloon men who supplied the liquor
for Illegal traffic.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
STEWART FIRST
kOONTz SECOND
CLIFFORD THIRD

In a drawing for place on the
ticket which the candidates for
county treasurer held this after
noon, lack Stewart was first, Robt.
Koontz, second and John Clifford
third.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-07-08
JUDGES DRAW
PLACES TODAY

The 10 candidates for superior
court judgeshiD for this district
have met at the courthouse this
afternoon for the purpose of draw
ing for places On the ticket.
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SAVE COW; LET MAN DIE
PORTLAND, July S.---A wild COW
OIL the steamer Kellog gored G. w.
Dickerson, tossed him into the
river and jumped in after him. The
crew rescued the cow but the man
drowned.
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Las ELEGCl0NES EN- IA lSLA.
% MNegtrog eorEegponaaIesl

CAyey 3.3 p m. GA CoRFeupondauoia"
San Juan. ROpubliORnoH yiulumbFando
fsnom0nal dOEEoGs EatirREon huastes toEnso.
Pueblo tEGnquil0.sr ~-~ <.-
Mayors uniaDiBtRB, RbBUmadoEa. ~
Policfa coRRsotfsimR. .-O OORFGgponsnl." :"
San Sebastian, San JRHn.-s6n ssbaE-
tian, eI inviOto Puerto Arturo del unio.
niBmo aCaba de aacaE tEiunfanto la banda,
"a do 10 dignidad pu0EtOFFiquafla., NIL
aeteOientoI V0t0g EG8pandsu Ia hidalguia
ssDtimisntoa altERiGtsB dc eatog eaCIaFaei'
dos hiiO8 de Puerto Rico. isalV0 & 10 pa
tEiO! -CoEEeBpouuRl.
VOgR.Rlta. (1) NoviemhVO 3 5.07 F. M,
OOTT0spondGnCiG. San joan, p. b. So.
gdn datos Que Tsaoio, i. 308 UnionistaB, su-
pOugO EOpubIioRnOg, pOF IN ObEOPo.-
OOFFeBponGals s-----
Aib0nito. "CoEEa8pondanoia" San Juan,
P. r. EBpI I6ndido tFiunfo tFeaCiontoB vain.
Co. tEoB VOt0G .mGyoEiG uni0niEtR, OOFEeE'
p0nHRl.
BaERAnquitA1, CoTTGgp0ndonGia do PuGE'
10 Rico, San Juan, p. e. HanBa tSrmi'
nado aleCCionsT aEEoiando un totalad0 1853
vOt0g uni0nintag poE 79 E0publicanoE; or
dan p0Ffeoto dsbido RCtitudr onsFgiCa iefs
p0liCiR EaCundado p0R guardian pUnd0n0RD'
AOu y Cumplid0FeB do 90 d9bOr, Egta nochs
manifestation FacoEEOr6 CAllea ceI0bEand0
OBpl6ndidO tEiunfo. O0EEsBponaaI.
NotiCiaS do San, JuBn.-A las uOiB me,
noB dies minuto8,- toFminR Sl eUCFutinio dol
ooIOgio electoral n6moRo g. sitUado en- Ol
teAtTO, con mayOFfS republican,.
Los CinCo COl8gioB de Pu0EtS de Tie
IRA dan ana mSyorfa uniOtRG Dc So vOt0D,
Geg6n 90 dice.
No 90 tiOno nOticia do que % hays
alteradQ sl Ord0n.
EN- 81 CoIegio n6mOro 2, ToatEo, vo-
tNEon 1872 EGpubliCRnoH poE 81 uni0nistaV.
Las OIeCOi0nas OmpezATon On Ponce
bHj una lIuviR tOETOnCiRl.
Sc aIegUFabR & lGB s p. m. que Ia
mayorfA uni0niBta do Ponce lIOgabR 4 CuR'
tro mil y picO Dc votoI.
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USADO CON ExTAORBlNARlA FREGUEnCA EOR
oI PFOsIdsRIO Dol GOKCeIO EjsGuiIVO Do
CORgTV8O.

Isl 10 sxpGEi0nOia do algunoB afioB do
pEGctiGS m6diCa puede ten0r GIg6n vail
mianto, madie De extEahaF6 que On ella
fund0 mis- aaaveFaCiones Cuando Hs traits
de amitiE una opinion 1obEe IN madiCa.
meDtO que be uHado CON ex1aoFdinnRia
frOousnCia. Ms-FtfsE0 lR EmuIBi6n da
Scott. La paRfects union de log compo'
nsntsB, d 6gTadabl0 saboE qua datarmina
10 bfGn que gs conBeEv8 mientYaR De eatf
emplgando, y sobRa tod0 laa impoEtantes
indiCaCiones m6diCRs que liens, son pu
mei0r J mas sBguEs gaEar tiR. .
Por 0sa ERs6D adm ca Las oBf0Fmsdades
aI paEoCaR mas incuEableB csmo 10 tisss. las
oaqWe9ius, las esor6fHgas, Ias aSsmSas, 81
raquitismO, 10 debigidad general la flulBa De
de8arroElo ca IaB muisRes y en- Ice nifias ,
ntEa la1ga asEie que ssTf8 prolific srumara1
Be vg que eBtR guatsnCiR opera VardadeFos
miIsgro8, que loB enfaEmoH que Dor dc.
cirlo naf % halIaban lsH puortas de IL
muaEts, ga tEanRfsEmsn do pEonto ad0ui'
Fiando foeEsaB, REQUISITES, CGloE, animaCi6n,
BaIud, an una palAbEa, gus aCEsdita Cade
dia ID iuutiCia do ls fans } del immense
or6dito de que tan itif preparation goza q
d todo munde."
~ 2. Dr.. Rafael del VaIs.
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GRANOES NUVEOABEs EN- EL PARIS BAzAR.
EgectOres SRsoySto,

va 90 han pueato ls ventR IoB SIegan''
ten BOmbR9Eo8 para gsiloFas FeCihid0g poE
vspOE frances do Paris. Toda psEB0na
que quisTa lI0vaF I'm aombrBF0 de Ultima
moda, 0legsntfBimo, d0ba CompFar uno an
ostR casa que eB 10 que tEas los tiltimOS
modsIoS de 10 moda,
Sc han EeCibido tambi6n iDfiuidad de
RFtfculoB de novedRd, CORBATAs muy
0lsgant8g para BsfioFas. AdoHuos para 81
PeinRdO, hoEquillag do fantasia, psinetRE,
diadOmaB, enGsjsg, apliCaciones y todo
cuapto ls moda hs invantado ultimamant0.
Una vista 81 PARIS BAZAR. Pedro
GiuGti. F0RtalOzR q.
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Cams FOaa blanca.

III bsgsr do la caIIa de San FrRncigoo
EignS 0frsCisndO sl p6bIiCO sI ma sslOCto
BuEtido dc obj0tog Dc fantasia que pusds
daa0aEBs. Adsm6B do Loo aombEer08 para
SsfiOFas y BsfioFitaB, , otFOR mil objetO8
para damaB y CRball@FoB, tiGns I'M busn
8uRtido de CRmaH con tod0R nus accesori0s
= de los mas OIsgantas modeIos. Un. gran
suRtido DO EoP8a blanca para ssioFaH
= geIoEitaB aCabR ds-foCibiE para Iog 6Iti.
mos vRpoT0s y todG Class dc pEsndaB Do
aBta ClagO pusdsn Onc0ntRaEBs on "LaB No.
vsdadoj''. EgenCiRB fnas, do todag mar
cos , pEoOOdenCiag. ObjotOg de tOCadoR
PaFaguaB BombEillag 90 snGuentxan RIlf
& praOios sin CompstsnoiR.
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GurRbo, LaEEinsga 1,154. Todd IS,
Federation LibFa 5.
Yauco PraaointOlegu gunde,- Todd 8. 2.435.
LRFEinRgs 1887.
Toa Boia. Unionintaa $50. Ropubli'
cano8 348. =
Mayagisz. LsrEinaga 14O5, Todd
945, FodeFaci6n LlhEs 30.
LuquiIlo. PEescinto ptimOFo: Rspu.
blicano1 1926, Unioniatas 232.
OOmsTio. Unioni1tan ,B2l. Rapu.
bIieAn0B 15, FtidsE 49, asibga I.
Bayam6n, RspRbDfeanos 3243. Unio
nigs@y $780,. FedsEaCi6n Libr0,
BarFos. Republicansg 1880. UnioniB'
taB 397.
TrujilIo Alto. Unionistaa 855. Re-
publicanoB II.
San Lorenzo. LaEIiasga 1926 Todd
Oey0Y. IaREinags, 1886. Roberto
Todd 88. FsdsraCi6n Libra 4.
AEsGib0. MsyoFfa uni0nisGs 2308.
San German. Triunfo Rspublicano
pOF 999 votes n1Ry0Ffa.
PenRGJaB UnionistGB mayorfA 1O1.
AdjUnbRR. IlarEinaga ], 461, Todd 875,
Federation LibFs 2.
Salinas. LaErinsgR ! O51, Todd sol.
Vi0qus8. LREEinags $50, Todd 915.
Lsabsla. LRFEinaga /, ,496, Todd ], III,
Fsdaraci6n LibFs 2
FaiaEde. TSEcsF prseinto: Unior iatu o
79O, RspubliOanol 626, FsdsEaei6n, Ii
bE0 2.
Yabucoa. UnioniBtaa, I847. Rspu.
blicRnoB 81. Federation Libre 19.
PonCG. TeECsE pEsacinto: UuioniStas
2O77. RspubliORnOB 946. Federation
LibEe.
Utuado. Dlstrito aegundo de Utuado
unionistag 2288. RspubliGan0s "A. L..
qui0FdistaB $50. Federation .Libro 21. La.
Erinsga 1898. Todd ~.
MGnatf. PEogcint0 aegundo. Lnrrina
GO 1,49O, Todd 1885
Jsyuya. Triunfo Unionista 497.
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~. L
NOTAS.

ComunicRu dc Rio PisdraB que en- cuR-
tEO OOlagiOa en- que yaI ha h0cho 81 o..
Crutinio, EosuItan 900 uniuniEean ds mayo.
ria. Faltan echo coIagioE "a laB 8 p.
m. del die g.
p A lag siste y media B8 RseguEnba una
mayoEfa do 900 y0toR unioniasEgs en- Rio
piodEaE. H.
-AB8guTabaBa an6ch6 s Iaa nueVa y
media que lR mGyOFfa republicans de San
Juan y BuB baEEios BumRbA 912 votes poR
984 10 unionista de Rio piedEag; rsHu'tan'
do 0laCtA 10 COrts municipal EspubliCanR
poR % Votog.
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COrts de distrito.
SlnlIamIORi0S,

Para NoviOmbRe is, lunOE.-El pueblo
contra Rafael Disz Andino, por ol dolito
contra Ia juBticiR.
Contra Rafael sAIgOdO, poE infrROCi6n
10 Icy do CRTFGtePa.
Contra GAbino BurgladO, poF poEtaF
RTmaB.
Contra NOlbSEto LosAda, poE infrac'
Ci6n o. M.
Contra GumOEnindo FsrnGndsg, poE in.
fraction o. M.
Contra Julio PantOja = OtEoB, por iua'
gOg pF0hibidoE.
Contra Juan do j. Rodriguez por acc
mOtimientO y Ogrsli6n,
Contra LuiE Santiago, por altOrar 10 pRz.
Contra EUgOnio Garcia, pIr poTtar
Contra EugsniO Garcia, por ipfrao.
Ci6n o. M.
Para N0vismbTO II, mOTtSE-El puS.
bio contra Antonio BAir6n, por acometi.
mianto y 0gEOHi6n.
Contra Geronimo PadiIla, poE RComsti'
miontO y 0gFoli6n.
Contra Manuel AFnRu, poF altaEar
Ia pEE.
Contra TomEa FieEsg, poF AltsFsF Ia paz
Contra Pedro Lopez, por aComOtimisutO
yIgEeli6n
Contra. AntorO DeIgadO, i'd. id.
Contra FranCilCO Rivera, ID. id,
Contra Emilio AgrinHoni , otIO, pOr
pFGi6n il0gGV, <.."
Contra CriDtino Reyes, EComstimiOntO.
Contra AgapitO Cruz. pOE tuRbnE IS paE
Para NGviembr0 Is, mi6ECOlOa=Con'
tTh GTRgoEio CrUz, poE GItGEnF ID pas.
Contra Juan VsIG7quez, pOF poEtAE lr'
mss pEC hibidaB.
Contra Felix Herrera, poE RCOm0timion'
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DasdO ol dis primsro do Lon CorrisntO8
% hiCisFon cargo, FGBpsCEivam0nto, de los
dentinoH de D'g1ndo jafa del penal GA San
Juan J SupOFintendeDOia do 10 GECuOla CO.
EEOCCional do MGyagGsS, loa lafiorGS Ma
nuel GilO1trR y Camille Bull LluvsENu,
que efSCtUaE0n una psEmutR de aquelIog.
El uelior GiloAtra es un intaIigent0 Om.
plsado que duEants muCho tempo dOBom'
pefi6 10 pEofGSi6n dol mHgilteriO y Ol senior
Bull LIuveFa8 que fu6 delOgadO & 10 OE.
mara, obtuvO diCh0 cargo pOE exGmOn ants
Ii ComiGi6n del sorviCio civil.
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TELEGRlMAS 0FlCLlES.

.ARsOibo, (Ofeial.) Primer prsCinto
AEaCibo LaFEinsgs 43 2 Todd; % Iglsliaa
MaYoFfsg uni0niEta BobEs RalublicRnoO, 65,
y BobFs Federation As. --. ....-..-
Yegs.aItR, COfcial)! Rsgultado Pre-
Cinto Vega Alta LagFiabg6 1348; Todd 5;
Igle8iaG. L. ~
CiaIo8, COfeial). PFoBOiuto do CiaTeF.
LaFEinagR 1859. Todd 876. -<
0sgaags Gefeial. Rasuls=d0 sIscciooo8
uuioniBtaH S65s'; F0publisanoB Sc; obEoEoB
10.
Morovis (cfloiaI.) }. TGlio LarrinD ga
/ ,4O5; Roberto Todd 442; Santiago IgIa.
aiaB Pantin /.
p Hhtill0 (ofeisl. LaFEinaga 972; re-
publiCanas SO; Federation 4.
NaguAbo, nni0nissaB 1924; repubIicR.
nos 43; Federation LibEa 12. t..
F Humaoao. LaEEinSga 2.793; Todd; 225
Tglsaias II.
QuobradiIlaE. Larrfnag', 1858, Todd
SO. -.
Vega Baja. Unioni1taU~ $780, Eepub!i-
Naraniito, anioniatas 1140; Todd 279
MaTioGo. UnionistaB 718; Eepub:isanoB
332.
Tos-slts. UnioniutaB 842;. Rspublios.
nos 301, FedsFaCi6n. Libgo 6.
PatiIlag. UnioniRtRu 1905. Republi
canes 322. -..
Fsj6EdO. PFouoinlto i1sguudo: UOionio.
taB 434, ROpubliOanoB 164, FsaoEBci6n
Iibrs !. - e..
CoTosa1. Unionistau 1876. Repabli.
CanOB 334; FadeFaCi6n hibEe 3.
Santa Isabsl. Republieanos5 573. Unio.
niBtRB 547. Federation LibF0 2.
San Juan, Nov. 8. - San Juan: PFeB.
Cint0 pFimeFG (SGn Juan, ciudad) mayo'
rio E0publicanR 439. i
Pre1cintO usgando, PuoEta de Tiorro,
mRyoFis unionistR So.
Arroyo, unioniatRG 824, EOpubliCano8
1874. =: ',.|
Neutrality-suspicious. 2, $685.. unio'
niHta8s s504; FsdsTaci6u Libr6 8, mSyorfa
EepubliCanA 854.
Afssoo.- UnioniBtRu 638 do mayoEia.
OidEa. Unionistav, 1925. RepubliCa'
NOS 178. LibsFalO8 autonomistaH Z. FedU'
raOi6n LibE0, 5.
BaTCslOnOta. Il Primer pTSBCinte: Unio
niHtss 1.249, FepubliORno6 298, fsdsFnei6n
libEe l. .1.-.,.... ...-,.z .zsz.s s-g.
! suOo. Primor pTo1cinto, Lazrinaga
395. Todd 773
Ponce. Primer preucinEo Ponce, unio'
nintaB 1717, F0publiCanOB 1872, Federation
libre "a.
CulobFAB, unioniata1 20, E0publicRnon 3,
fsd0FRci6n ibFe 2.
Rio pi0dEsG-Rspab.icanoB ,O62, uni0'
niAtRH 1946.
Aguada, Unioniutnu, 1920. RopubIi.
CanoB 634.
Msyaguez. sogundo prGsointo Maya
CUES: UnioniBtGB 2517. Todd 2219, Fs'
deraCi6n LibE029, msyoFfa LaErinBg0 298.
MoeS. UnioniHtAa 1920. Republics
NOS 1880.
Oeamo. RspublioanoD .8O2. unionin'
taB 895.
Lola. LarrinUga ], 1868; Todd 1858.
Guayamo. UniOniOtaB 1 587, r0pubIi'
CanoG 1873.
Gaayanilla. UniOniDtaS 1905. Repu'
bliosnos 678.
Juncou. UniOniutap, 1871. Rspubli'
canoB 2Q6. Socialists a.
AguaB BuGnas. Unionist0B 798. Re-
pub iCsnoB 1913 Federation Ebrs l.
San Sebastian. LRFEinsgR 2. 785, Todd
1877, IgleHiAB 2.
LarsS Larrinaga 2. 2.464, Todd 1929.
Carolina. RspUbIicanoH ST. unioniG.
tRs / 742.
Aibonito. LaIrinaga 314 MAYORS.
JuGns DiAz. TriunfO FepubIioano On
,JuRns Diaz poF 494 voteE.
Camuy. LarEfnOgs, 1915. Todd, 237;
IglesiaS 2.
BaFFanquitaV. Todd 70. Larrinaga
1853, IglsaiaH 1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-04
MUEVOs Y A ARTlSTleOS MODELOs.

kn esto3 vap0Eaa ha Vuslto 4 EsCibiE sI
gefioF AmsEie0 salas d MIS- extena9 y az
tfseiOo BuREido de abistos Gla fsntaafa, essn.
Cias finaB, y aFtfCalaB pP0pies para FBgalo8
de Aho NUavo PaHCuaA In Calzado
puada ofGeOoE msgnfficoa mod0Iog do lns
m6l aCEeditadaa ulaECaa y una YaEiadfima
sxposiCi6n do l0g mas Olegantel modaIos
0nCusntEan on 81 i'PopnlaE' laB paEuona8
do guat0, Nu0Yal foEuals rsFa HgfoEffta5 ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-04
GOn0CIda SRii0Fa muerta
pOT un aHtom6ViI.

NoticiIs EeCibidRB hoy On 0Bta ciudad,
iDfoEman de Ia sOngible ma0Eta OOuFEid6
On San Juan ds Lug, EBpAfis, de la que
fuel reputable BeiOFa Jossfas RodFfguaE
viudR del bFigsdieF del ej6FcitO e5pafiol H8'
nor Luis PAdial. 81 Befi3R PadiRl era
pusEtOFFiqutfi9 y la gsiioEa Yiuds que RCa'
bR de falIeCOF dc ana msn0Fa tFgiica RFFo'
llada pOr IN autom6vil, era muy OonoCida
Rqui.
A los dsudoB todoB do lR que fu6 onviG'
moS nuOHtEo mas gantido p6BamO = que
DiOB hsya aCojido % alma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-04

Ultimau netioias EsCibidas on Iou dItimos
momont0s acuBan uns mayoFfa RbFlmRd0'
70 & favor de l0g Ciudadan0a elOCt0EG8 que
duEants 81 Afio han uBsdo laa famoEaa CO.
mass del ''Cialo" los c0lchpnGl Hercules
qua dan fueKzs- 4 Las magaa, & -