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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-03


Following were the quotations on
the Chicago Board of Trace today:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close.
July ...$ see 5 .S75s S .S63s S .S6A
Sept. e.. .S77s .SSB .871a .SS
Dec. (ol .S0as .9OA S91s .S934
May =. 1875 .94A .933s 1895
July -. .697s .715s .695s .7O%
Sept. %. .71A .713s .701a .7lA
Dec. -: .611A .6t5s .6OA .61A
May -. .61B .61B CO.'S .61h
July o) .4s ASA .47A AN
July GD .46a AIN .465s .46A
Sept. ... 1878 .4OA 1875 .4Oh
May -. .427s .43% .427s .431a
July ...147O 14S2A 14.70 14.SO
Sept. .1495 1910 1895 1907
Oct. E. .15.O2K 1910 15O2k 1910
July -. 9.15 927 9.15 9.25
Sept. -. 9.25 937k 925 9.37k
Oct. ... 9.37 947k 9.37 945
Short Ribs
July -. s27A s.421z S27A $40
Sept. -. SAT $50 S.45 8.57h
Oct. -. 9.52k 8.65 8.52k S.62k
Cash Sales = Winter wheat-By
sample: No. red, 891A @9Oc; No. red,
$50 @S91Ac; No. hard, 9O@91c; No. 3
hard, $4,000 Spring wheat-By sam
pie: No. spring, 95c@$1.05. Corn
By sample: No. white, 75c; No. yel-
low, 74c; No. 3, 7O1a a@71c; No white,
731ac; No. 3 yellow, 721a@731ac; No. 4,
65M7Oc. Oats-By sample: No. j
white, 511z z053hc; No. white, 51@
SIC; standard, 53c.
Live Stock, Poultry and hay.
Chicago, July 2.
Hogs-Receipts 25,OOO. Sales ranged
at $6.5OM655 for choice heavy ship
ping, $625@6.35 light mixed, $6.35@
6.45 choice light, $G.15@6.25 heavy
packing, $5.OO@6.OO good to choice
pigs.
Cattle-Receipts 1000. Quotations
ranged at $7.75Q8.25 for prime fat
steers, $7.25M7.75 good to choice steers,
S5.9OM6.6O common to medium steers,
S5.OOM575 good to choice COWS, $6.25
@6.9O prime heifers, $6.00@6.25 good
to choice calves.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Quotations
ranged at S4.OO@4.25 for godo to choice
wethers. S4.25@4.75 good to choice
yearlings. So 325M3.5O fair to good ewes,
$5.OOd6.75 spring lambs.
Live Poultry-Turkeys, per 1b, 14c;
chickens, fowls, 91ac; springs, 15@2Oc;
roosters, 7c; geese, $4.OO@6OO; ducks,
9@15c.
Hay-Choice timothy, S11.OO@12.OO;
No. l timothy, $9.5O@ 1000. Illinois,
Indiana and Wisconsin feeding prairie,
S7.O0MS.00; Illinois, Indiana and Wis
consin packing hay, $6.0O@6.50.
East Buffalo Live Stock.
East Buffalo, n. Y, July 2.
Dunning & Stevens, Live Stock
Commission Merchants, East Buffalo,
n. Y, quote as follows: Cattle-Re-
ceipts 10 cars; market slow. Hogs
Receipts 10 cars; market lower; heavy,
$500; Workers., $6.SO@6.9 90; pigs, Sc. 10.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts cars;
market slow; best lambs, $500; year.
lings, $5.500575; wethers, S4.6OM4.75;
en-os e3.T=@4.0O. Calves-Best, $3.50
MG.50.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-03
JOHN A. Johnson,

ers than the managers of the Johnson
and Gray booms. 1t is a bare posi-
bility, and its future rests with six
states that are considered doubtful"
They are states in which delegates
have been claimed by Bryan which
the Johnson and Gray hackers do not
no L
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-07-03
THE MARKETS
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, July 2.
Following were the quotations on
the Chicago Board of Trace today:
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-17

do, encontr6ndeHe gus 81 musito no sTa
FelizaEdc FL coronel D. J. Baker, de la
policfa, fae ridiouIi2ado poE faltR de habt-
lidad para prender ladroneB, y no td2e
mucho que HsIi6 dc ManilR, con
maIa Eslud para 50 CRmpsn3 por 81 cam
po bpjo 81 impulse de los oomentarios dc
ls pTensa. AL fin 81 aBtuto FelizRrdO fus
mueEto poF algunoB de Bus pRTcia'es. En
tres horas 81 CusEpo fac llsvado Manila
y sujeto una inVeatigaci61 pdbiica, la
oual pEeBidian las autoTidsdeG nombEadas
81 efscto por 81 Gobsrnador general, PaTa
aBagurar 81 81 cuerpo era idsntifcado.
Felipe Salvador, un expeEtO apto para
spEeCiar eI trRbsjo del Bureau del Tempo
de los Estados Unidos en- MRnila, obtuYo
gran reputation como pFefsts por Obtsner
noticias del poTvenir. El di6 nOtioiase de
Ia spsriei6n del tifus y la vi1usls, y el
fe1vor rsligiosO de aus deYotoa no tan solo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-17

p6blica an Puerto Rico no adeIanta en- ID
proposition que dabieTa espeFRT la iglR
los dscAntado1 melodies pussto8 Rquf en-
pHketica para IoH Cuslss Dc contFibuyO
con CuantiogaB uumag de dinerO. On.
da vtz aumsntR 81 pFeSupueato de inHtruc-
Ci6n eBta CkmaTR no hB EsgateRdo, Al
aAt6 digpnsBtS TegAtesr nunca, laB Bumss
nsCeBaTiaG para 81 progressive dsIRrrolIo
de lR instruction en- la iEla, ca lquierR que
sean los adtlsntoa que 90 obtengan ca elf.
III a1o pasado lie CEmaFa unionista di6
s 500 900 para instruction eAts sho hs.
mos fjado mas de SOC. 600.
"Se nos pide dineFo para instruir Z
nueBtTos niflos hsmoB de dRElo sin
ponsE ningda oblt6culo, para que on ma.
:ueTa alguns 90 digs mE1ans, u 81 fracago
de loB m6todoB vienP, que fu6 eulpa de IL
C6mara ess ftacaso.
iPero la C6mRra dabe 6jarse sn que los
niroa de A 5 grades de las aotualsB g.
cuslas pdblisaS de la isle, no tionen los
conocimientos de RquelloB nifipB que en-
6poCRs antsFioEea 90 instrufan con los me.
todcB Gus fueEon tsnidts por defciontas
despuss do la IlegsdR de 10 nueVR donina'
ci6r. De aquOll0s nifios que bSjo squslloB
m6todoH astudiabAD, son ouchog illus
tres CompatriothG nueltFoE que dan luEtTe
gloria 81 pals puertOFrique1o. De aquo-
llog plantal0g de ense1 apzB son lOs. Matte
70 Cintr6n, Zsno Gsndfa, Jol6 de Diego,
CarloB SDlsr, sRntoni otroB tRntog pa
triotss, iIuntTsB hijos ds Puerto Rioo, que
con gloria del pafa ocupan aGientoG en- eltR
CGmaEa en union de tsntoG otToB han
propsndido , propendsn 81 sngrandsCi.
nisntO moral = mat0rial de nuestra patEia
paegtorEiquafls. (AplauEog."
"Iuliatc, pUsl, ca que es embellishments
indispensable. que lo1 inspsctores de lns
encuela8 p6blicag do Puerto Rico que de
ahoEa On adolants intsEYaDgan On % fan.
eionamisnto, tsDgsn poF 10 meaes ''un Il.
tulo de maoBtBo princiFa'. No CO posible
J h CSmaEn no dsbs COnE0ntiElc, que poE.
duFs ese sistama de inBpeGtoEe1 de olcUalon
que ha deIaCRoditEdo, estk dopaIsditAndo
lOB nusvoD m6tod y cOnItituye uu contra.
sentido ioiuEtifoabls, CuAndo en aquella-
6loca de EBpafa, ca Is 6poca del atTaso
traditional, } ds la que ainembhEgo Halis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-17

ron les AcoatR = Blanco 30 nOeesitAbAn
NADIA menoS que amos de ejeKcici0 del
profeaOHado para gaF inHpsctoT de escus-
IaB."
HstnoEeB dsIegadog, en- Is oscuEidad de
Ia coloniR Ie Atendi6 mas & ese importaEts
Yamo de Il administration p6blica, tenien.
do buen cuidado de que lou inspectoEeS de
escuelas faeran hombrss de rsconoCids
competsnCia, miOntraG que shoFa, bSjo lR
bandeYa de lon EatadoH Unidou gus
ca to6al paEteH ea signo de Rdelanto, de
libeRtad de cultuEB, han Venido ser
ingpectoTes de esCneIay de Puerto Rice,
NADIA menoa que inBpectoReH de agcuelRB 90.
flores dolegador, hombreB sin ninguna clR.
90 de tftuloT, Ein nipgunR clase de expa.
FisnCia que no tenfAn otEo tftuIo nj otTa
experiencia, que 81 ftvoTitismo de nn jefG
de DOTartRmento y de IN DepRrtRmsnto
que quisiera nombrArlos lara tan deiicR'
duE puestOg."
~ eRs Hintema que no puede proper
Cionar adelRnto &c hS imp!Rntsdo bpjo ls
adminiatrRCi5n Americana que en- tedaG
parties signifca Fspidez y pHogrssc. En-
tiampos do 10 tutela de una RdminiBtrR.
ci6n cuyo pueblo sBt6 repreBentRdo, en- 10
que los adeIantos del progreIo signifies,
poE nm FRyo rABgRudo IS tinieblAs = cs'
bAIganlo encimR del rsyc, hoatig fndole
para que canine mas de pTias, 6 an ama
EiCano an lktigo en- Ia mau0. All
representa- los umsIicRnoS Is vsrtiginoBR
marCha de ~ progTeuo. Por medic de nm
amsEicano BiFvisndo de auEiga 81 rsYO
para que maTChe mas de pEisa, cusndo 90
al rayo 10 mas veloz de Ia creRCi6n! 7
sin embargo aEO Hi4temA de inBpectores ha
signifi a 10 precisam snte 10 contrRrio en r.
Rice. Y al podemos deciTie al Goneeio
Executive que nol acusR de EetaFdatoEioI
en- nusatroB trRbajog = ca ef prcgEego de lR
isIo, asi podemos deciEles CON todR Faz6n ,
toda vefdad, que loI que ObstAeulizan son
Ollog, que lon que retardau 10 T6pi6a mar
chs de nuestro mRyoF pEogEeso intellectual
On 10 que nuegtHoH min - Be TtfsTe, son
OlIoa, que tFatan de BosteneE un BiBtema IN.
caIifoable de inspection de eBcuslaG. in.
poBibIe de aceptaE de Bostsnsr Rgf
podemos acusRH 81 ConBejo Executive, d
eBR enmisnda tEAta dc Boltensy, que los
inteFassa del pueblo de Puerto Rico Bigusn
nisndo incompatiblsB con los intere8ss que
81 Conssjo Executive quisra goBtsnaE de-
fender, que cuando eIlos que particular.
ments no6 liberales dsm6crAtaH ca Hu
pai1 deisndsn sllf las pF6cticAs de ls
m61 gFand0 democEacia del mundc, tEatan
de uaguir oprimisndo Puerto Rico con
81 IRzo de hisrEo de Ia defsnaR de guU into'
regsI que EeSultan On contra del pueblo dc
Puerto Rico.
"Yo pido pue1 Il C6marP, que man
tsuga eI CEitsriO de l0B nOmbramisntoS de
inuDectores de aacuelag an II foEmR aCoFda'
ds. Que no 90 de motivo lo1 zen del
Consejo para que msfiana 81 Il instFuc
ci6n pi6lica 90 detisne no pEogrsH', pus'
"a echaFss IL CuIpa & ests O6mAra. La
C6mara, q pals que ellis Representa- no
ouiere mas carretoneroI de inDpsctOrs. de
elcue'ap. Puerto Rico no eutk diupussto
( ssquir Dostsuisndo & funCionAEioI de eIs
Glaze que no tiansn otso m6Eito ni otEA
capaciiaa que Ia procsdenCiR dc 81 oEiisn.
No quersmcE inSPectoEeI de elcuslnl que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-17

inteIectuRlmente son menos y VRlen menoB
qua loa pYofsBoHer, tRnto nativoa como anne
ricsnos, quieneB han de inspeccionaE".
''Y no es que Ia C6mRTa no quieEa loI
RmericanoB para eB3s pusstoH. No, 10 Ia
mara 10 que quieTe son buenoH iItsligsn'
tes inBpectoreB de escuelRB, 10 mismo anne
HicanoE, que eBpt foleB, que alsmaneS, que
tuKcoE, u sBos hombFsB en- Yez de Venir
sxplotarnoH BAbsn y pusden cumplir con
"a deliCado cargo. Que Eean todos
ameEicanoB ii ss poBible, peEo no poE 81
solo hecho de Ia BupKemacia del oT1gen nj
del idioma, cuRndo Puerto Rico tambIen
debe defender 50 idiomR, el idiomR caste.
llano an que apTsndi6 & luchRr y & do.
fender Is libertRd. Y debemoI dtfsnderlo,
debemoH defender nue1tro idiomG eBpahol
psImo paImo, cemo an dogms, coma IN
HagEado dep6aito de nueBttAs passdaE gene
raoioneI , como un eHCuao para 81 poFvs'
mir"
"Ojal6 que tudo 81 muudo AspA 81 in
giles, aprOnda sl iDg'6S tAnto poE EeT ehto
IN mayor nigno de cultura, como
poE las vsntsjR8 q1s reports
81 pals On Bu trato con los RmericanoF; !;
peEo eato sin abRndonaF eli CastGllano qus
eg tRmbi6a tssoro inapreciable que no de-
bsmoB de jaHnoa RRHebstaF".
siampEe igualeu ante sIloE, jam6a iDfs.
TioEsB, amigos de Lar prEcticaa amsFicRnaI
pero nuuca 90 cuanto esttB pudieran sig
nificaR abRndono de nReBtEos deFechoB
PoH ESQ pido & IL C6maTa que BoAtenga tsa
snmienda al @. B. IA y 70 acspts eI die
tamen de Il ComiHi6D, aunqus dcjsndo,
como no puado m6nos, en- 50 busn lugar &
los IGNORES de la Gomis On de confsreucias
que han tabido cnmpliF con 81 debsE acoF'
dando 10 que creyeron de buena te era
conVsnients",
EI "speak ksr" h3cs Rlgunas brsveh con-
sideraciones dice que hay dos msnsrRH
de IIegaE 81 final de IA jornads, uno Eseo
rTiendo paSo paBo Is ca'ls dc la 'AmaE.
kuFA" dsjande ciegoB de doloT girones de
carneI chaFcoI de lR pTopiG Gapgta en 81
canine; peFo Ad6lsntand0 RiempEe uu paso
mas en Il obtsnCi6n de loH derschss del
paiE OtFo, pEstsndisndo GubiE de un sal.
to 81 final de IL smpinRda Genda.
Qas los pueb.oB que no poSseu una gran
faaEzs, que son psqusfi:s fisicaments han
de seguiF la largs cRlIe del doior ca Il
laTgR eupaEa, Guuqus Bufdendo BiampEe,
mientFas aus les puebloa fneKtss pueden
dar de ms vez al BaIto, como 10 disTa
Francia On 90 gloEiosa FsVoluei6n del 1898
conquistando de una vez Bus deEechcs R61
costa de un mar de EADgrs , lSgrimag.
"No tsnemos GrmAg-tsImina-nusstEas
alal aon de cara hsmOs de aCsptar Il
,IUgs jeFnada de la cRIIs dc Is amaTgura
ysndo POGO POGO psro adsIantando siam
pre-.
PEopono an voto de gVAcias , de con-
fsnzR { loI BsfioEel de Ii comiGi6n de con
foroncia, doctor Emo Gsndf1, ColbsEg ,
ArEiInga an 10 a:usrda la C6msJa poF
unanimidad.
So vOta Ia apTobaci6n d. iBf1rme dit
cutidoy sB doSsehAdo por mayorfn. ri
speaker Bs EsssEYs para dsspue hacsT ls
dolignaci6n de ID uusva Comiti6n de con.
fsEoncih0. Lusg1 6 dGignsdo poF ID CG.
mara el senior Carlos Maria BolsE.
A lns 6 rs % levAnts Il BsBi6n para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-17

F0IV6E y AAD Q 10 - AgSAEs
ProysotO de leg del ConssjO sustitntO al @.
B. 23. En- Ia. "a. LsetHrO.
La comiai6n de 10 judiei6n leya gs'
nsrales: Para deTogar una Icy titulada:
LEY autorizando la publication dc las de-
cisioneH del TribunRl Supremo dc Puerto
Rico de Ia CoIts de DiEtEito de loH EA'
tadou UnidoH para el NiAtrito de Puerto
Rico cFespdo m cTedito para tai obJe'
TO-" apEobRno en- FebTero de l.9O2 =
pTovser para publication de las BentsnciaH
del TribupaI supTemoB de Puerto Rico =
creando un cIedito para tai objeto.
PetieiOnes.
Carts del nefior Modesto ATChiIla, de
Toa Alta, BolicitAndo dc lR CsmAER con-
cada una pension ( Bu hijo GustAvo, para
que contin6a sus eltudioH en- 81 cOlegio de
Lima Estado de New York, donds &C.
tualmsnts Bs encuentrP.
Cara del RlcAlde de Toa Alta, en- 90
propio nembTe On 81 dc aqusl AyuntA'
misnto. aolicitRndo de Ia OfmarR vote nm
credito de 5000 para Ii apeItuFa del
trczo de caTTetsra que Bs dtAvfa de u de
Bayam6n hacia el OaRte visne daE en-
el nuevO emplazsmisnto del pusnts dc Leo
'Rsyes CatollccF.
Carta del Eefior Rafael S1IiYeFsg, Official
del RsgistEo della Propisdad de GuAyEms
solicitando de lR CSmATa sumento de Iuel'
do.
Carta de Ia HsfiaEita Adela Rivers M6E
de Mayspiia7, soIieitando de IL CGmarR
que al distribuiTse / Is Bscss dispueataH poE
81 Proyecto de Ley 6msro 8, Sc ls tsngA
an cuenta para cuEsar eBtudios en- lo1 Es'
tEdon Unidog.
Carts de IL Iefi1Ta Carmen CaBaE, viu.
do de MaFquez, de Ponce, Bolicitando de
Ia C6maFa enYfe & los EBtados Unido1 &
Eu hiio Luis M6rquez cuTEar carreTa de
ipgenisEo slectriciEtF.
Carts de varies BgricultoTeA CafsteHo1
de Maysgu.z, SolicitandO do la C6mIER
apruebs una ley en- los t6FminoH que dichR
caTta coz tiene.
Carts de los -PEactit aatss de IaI ckrCelea
de Mayagiez AguRdilla, EolicitRndo de
la CsmaFa Aumento de Bueld0.
CaEta del ioVsn Enrique MsndeE, eatz-
diants de iogsnisIfa en- "Mount Union
College" eu Alliance, eltado de Ohio, Bo-
Iieitando de Il CSmaKa le conceda una de
las Bscau dsitinada les i6venes puerto
ETiqusfi9a para cuFsaE cAFTerA uniVsFEita'
ria.
Proyee!os de ley de "a Cdmara en- primsra
asgunda lecture.
p. de la c. 205. Per los Hn1TeI Mu'
h9z, de Diego, Zsno, Audinot santoni.
nAusorizando al Mupicipio de ATsCibo
para invertiI la suma de mil dollars ca
Ia reparaci6n , construction de Eus callel
= pIizaP."
P. dc ln c. 2O6 Por los Mn5rtB Mu'
hos de Diego "Para enmsndal una
lsy titulida "isY para rtglnmsntnr J me-
iorsr 81 SsTYicio Civil de Puerto Rico,
aprobsda sn IA de Mnz9 De 1907.
p. de II G. 207. Par loI EeEoEes La.
EFauEi, Concepci6n, LluvsTnB UEsEa;
"Para conStruiE en- 81 rio Bucan6, de Pom
es, una muEaIla otEn1 obEaB qus impida
Bs 1eavfe Gquel de "a cauco natural anne.
nazKndo vidaB hAcisndaE.
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le peFmite viviT como un principe de EuB
contFibucioneF, Iin6 que IA ganRdo miles
de fAnSticou adoradoIen en- los eStados y
pFovincias de Bplacan, Nueva Ecija
Pampaga, TaHlac PRngaRinRps
Salvador &c ocultaba ca loB denBos pam
tAnoB de Pagsnainan, = ctEaa veces vivi6
en- los bOEques de 10 gran monts ia de
Arayst. Por muchos sfi3s 81 cometi6 RBs.
sinatoB, psFo en 1905 81 Sc volvi6 4 EevIyiF
los GUS le segaian, ius constitution 10
Santa Igleaia, organization de la religi(n
de IN essadc. BAjo la direction dc ssts
iefe, una baata banda de igaorants8 , gen.
tes auperticioaaB ae dedicsron 81 bandoIe'
Eismo en- Ia pTovinciR de Balacan. Das'
pueR de deatrozAE mueh&B eBtanCiRs = ms
car Bus duefoB, una banda de los que Ea-
guian & Salvador en- AbFil L. 1906, JUS
kamanto de tarde, entERHon en- Is Ciudad
de- MaIolos poE dlfsFentss parties = atRcan.
do los cuaEtalea, mataRon los gaaFdiaB y
captuEayon IA fuBiles. FinRlmente Saliva
dor como ssksy, negoCi6 para entEegaEse.
Con 81 exito BobEe el jsfs de Ice bandI-
dos, los oficialea americanoB XieTon HegRr
tiempos de pRz. Nanca On 50 hiatoTiR ha
aido Ii iaIR tan pacffcR como hoy. LAB
leYeg gon buenaB = pc cumplen RIu neceaA'
dad de II fUsTzg No usan leYes marcia
Les. A ls verdad, hay pocss parties en 81
mundo en- donde l0s CFfmenss, BRlvo aque'
Hos do Ii mas penoss clase, uean tan raros
como los del archipelago.
El efscto dc loB entEegados ha Bido in
mediate, Bs ha mRrCado en- los GampoB en-
loI cualeB no 30 cultivabs pOE Les opsTacio
mes de les alzRdoB.
La gsnts no tsme ~ loa roboE nj la
desbastaci6n para sntrsr on Hus laboEeg, ri
teme 81 rapto dc gus ssposas 8 hiss poE
los bandidou. Againaldo dice que, todos
los bandidos Sc han cogidc. Hasta o.
siente firms ssguridad pars llevaT a1e'
lsnts lou trabaio1 ca nus vastoa tsFreno1
En- linus, 90 Casa de pueblo sn Oaylte en-
Il pTovincis, 81 satk eultivGndo 2 300 adj
Cionalea acres de terra en- M vale, sn =
montafiR que una vez e1tabR fsctade 90
insuEEsctoE.
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EN- La CAMABA

EN- La CAMABA
Sc dssigna al seiOr SOIeTlpaTa &C.
IehTar otra confeTenGia J SOstensE
eI acuerdO de Ia Camara en- sI c.
B.l4. Sc aprueba pOT uRanimldad
un votO Dc gIaGiss a Ia comisi6n
cOmDuasta pnT los seiIOEeS ZsnO
Gambia, ArEiIlsga COIbeTg.
(Tsrmtna Ia session. del visrnss o.
Hsass Ia sdioi6n del jueveo 19)
Continda argumsntandO slaehOr Mufioz
Riysra.
y afrme=aice-que Ia inatruoci6a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-17

lei de-afio dsl domingo 70 diIputaE6n
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-09

cation between Portugal and himself.
But the immediate reason for going at
this time is an altogether different
one. He is to off1ciate at the marriage
of Miss Margaret Hyde-Smith to Mr..
Harold Dillingham;, and for that rea-
son it was necessary for him to go
on this steamer.
Bishop David H. Moore of the Meth
odist church, who has been here al
most month and has visited Hawaii
and Maui as we'll as having toured
this island, was also a departing Wis
itor. The two bishops were very corr
dial in their greetings of each other
when they met on the deck of the
steamer. Bishop Moore was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. A. Moore
Pitkin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop also
departed by the Korea. They go to
Europe where they expect to tour the
continent in an auto.
Mrs. ]. F. Hamburg and infant left
for the Coast.
Rev. and Mrs. A Erdman, who have
been stopping over here since the Asia
came into port also departed. They
go to the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Baumgartner
were passengers after two or three
months spent here, during which they
have visited some Of the other islands.
Mr.. Baumgartner is a member of the
house of Hunt Bros. Company who are
largely interested in pineappies.
E. Adams and wife, Oakland people
who have been visiting in the islands,
were departing passengers.
Mrs. Henry Holmes goes to the Coast
for visit of some duration.
A. Q. Steven, the auctioneer, left to
go to Shanghai, via Seattle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-09
THE PICTURE SHOW.

Seats for the Bonine picture exhibit
ton to be given at the Hawaiian opera
House on the 18th will be on sale to-
morrow morning at wall, Nichols Co.
The affair promises to be good one
and the opportunity is presented peO-
pie who wish to help the Pacific Yacht
fund while being helped themselves for
the entertainment Is given by Mr.. Bo-
nine for the benefit OF the fund. The
pictures are interesting and instruc-
tive in several respects. The one OF
the floral parade in Pasadena win en-
tighten the Honolulu automobilists in
the art of decorating their machines
for the parade which is to take place
here a week later. The views are as
clear as nature itself and those OF Ha-
wall are extremely interesting to ths
local people. /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-09
THE SQUAW MAN" A
FAVORITE PRODUCTION

The first performance of THE Squaw
Man" is to be given at the Orpheum
tomorrow night. and present indica-
tions are that a banner house win
greet Mr.. Cooley and his capable COM
pany in their best play of the season.
Much has been said concerning "The
Squaw Man." and many people in this
city have no doubt seen It in the states
in the past couple of years. The
majority, however. have heard OF it
chiefly through the newspapers, and
know only that it has been pronounce
ed one of the big successes OF recent
years. Tomorrow nights production
win be the first one of the play in
this city.
The Squaw Man" concerns a young
Bostonian who. to protect his cousin
from disgrace, confesses to a crime hs
did not commit and fees to the West
ern plains, where through force OF
circumstances he eventually marries an
Indian squaw. His life with her and
his eventful restoration to his proper
sphere are the main points dealt with
in the play. The story is a beautiful
one and it can be guaranteed that no
one attending will be disappointed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-09
WEDDING MARCH
As KOREA SAILS
Much Enjoyed Pleasantly at
H. G. OiIIingham's
Expense.

When Harold Dillingham; went aboard
the Korea yesterday afternoon just
before the steamer sailed at o'cl5ck,
an army of his friends were there to
Shower rice on him, and by precon-
ger, the band played the Lohengrin
wedding march.
The rendering of the wedding march
attracted the attention of nearly ev-
erybody on board and there were many
Inquiries as to why it was. When the
explanation went the rounds of the
ship there was a general feeling of
pleased interest, and no doubt the in
cident and its cause will be subject
Of much interchange of small talk dur
ing the voyage.
The Korea began to move from her
moorings just as six bells rang, an
example of punctua1ity that was wide
ly commended.
There was a large crowd OF people
at the wharf to see the steamer away.
Quite a number of Honolulu people or
people who have been visiting here
some time went. Monseigneur da Silva,
Bishop of Trajanopolis. was one of the
departing visitors. He went away
much sooner than he expected to and
there is a good deal of disappointment
among the Portuguese colony that he
was not able to remain longer. When
he came here he expected to visit all
of the islands. But for the first week
or two he was here he was Ill, confined
@ his bed most of the time. Soon
after that, occurred the terrible
tragedy in Portugal which affected him
severely and made him chafe at the
distance and infrequency of communi-
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ing SHOWS, and that the good men of
the expedition were badgered from the
word "go'' with a superfiuous and use
less margin of detrimentals. If you
don't believe~this, read Captain Scott's
own story-read how he had to sack
the cook at .Lyttelton, and to ship an
incompetent, who made existence as
unhappy as only bad cook can make
it; read how the officers had to worry
themselves to keep the crowd busy;
read how glad the captain was when
those he would have picked himself
volunteered to return home early; and
generally form your own idea of the
system which led into the Unknown a
body Of men not generally chosen for
their capacity to take advantage Of a
unique opportunity. Then read Nan