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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
A6ozxf People and Socfof Incidents

, Newport. will Be the guest over the weekend q,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane at Ey--
Court. Lenox.
Miss Helen Lamar Zoos daughter Of the Lar. ".
and Mrs Lamar Foos. quietly ularrsss -
lO:cs O'Clock yesterday morning 20 Edwin 20
Grossman. The ceremony was performed bv -
Rev. DIR. George Alexander Strong. Of Ch-..
Church. Broadway and list street. at the horua oe
the bride No 80 West 54th street in the prs-.,s-
Of relatives only The bride. who was given 49,,
by her sister. Mrs Theodore Bailey. wore a t-,
cling gown OF dark green cloth and a Ia. =
match. She had no attendants. Mr. Gr5ssu.
who Is son Of Mr. and Mrs. IgnatIus g..
man and n grandson OF the late Edwin Booth -
neither Z. st man nor ushers- Tho newly raar..s
couple VIII soon sail for France, where M Gro,.
man VIII continue his art studies.
Miss Ada De Acosta win be married 70 Orsn 70.
son Of the late Professor Oren Root, % Haur..-
College. on November at the home OF her rlo,hs-
Mrs Ricardo de Acosta. No II Madison avsnp.
The wedding win be quiet on account OF noun
ing In both families Miss &c Acosta VIII have m
attendants and Mr. Root VIII have only a ss-s
man
NJ. and Mrs z Rollins Morse have arrived Il,
town from Newport and are at the Gotham
Mrs Henry C1ews IS booked TO sail from Pa-.,
W. Goadby Loew. who has been critically III WIN,
typhoid fever ct his house. IN Madison svenus -
now convaIescing-
Mrs Henry o. Havemeyer, who Is now AZ bs-
country place at Greenwich. Conn VIII not return
to town until the end OF next month
Mr.. and Mrs. J sears Barclay. IT. have arrived
in town from their country place at Westburv
Long Island. and at the Wolcott for .sz
days
Mrs. Seth Barton French has rome 20 Hot SPRINGS
Va. for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y. de Forest have ~
turned to town from Lenox-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward King. who spent the sum-
| mer at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mass, have arrfvef
| in town, and have opensd their house. 70. Uai-
versity Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
THE FEARLESS AND UPRIGHT JUDGE
ON The Baltimore Sun (DemJ.

From The Baltimore sun IDeml-
Frederick n. Judson, who counsel for the
brotherhoods Of Railroad TrainmCn ana Firemen
in a suit the dissolution Oh injunction filed
10y the Wabash Railroad Company, has stated IN an
elaborate article chat he the statement Of me
ris hts WOrkineucu ulas." Ly Judge TAFT in the
Paelan las the most lucid ANA effective de
fence OF the action OF the hrothcrhoods and their
officials" and ne won his ease fer the brother
hoods Does this look very much like the OGRE Tlut
II looks great deal more Ike the fearless,
upright, conscientious Judge who says to the work
ingmea's combination Just Ire To the capt.
taiists' combination. ''rhus far shalt thou go. and
no farther Tor this is the law, anu [ here 70
declare II TO all alike rich and poor high and low
No shall deprive you of your rights but neither
shall YOU eide Toughshod oyer the TtghtA CT ashsxA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
TAFr,s COOP POINT IN OHIO.

From The Washington star. -.
In Ohio Judge Taft Is addressing h.u1Se-t % sssr
wage earuers. There is disgrunJement IA , "a
RANKS and this he seeks to remove Nlsoi> -7r-
Inc dces not con9ine himself replying 70 ts Ossts
ctsuls OF hts course white the bench a
fniunctiOns Tie does not avoid ~. blt ~ Ia
thflgs To talk about. The tor-c he Nv els =, 4,
relates to work Those who have WorA ,Wa- Va
Keen IL and those without work WSut en-. .,~rv
So voters are asked To consider ui.-ef WIZ
during the next four years business az I'd
would bs best assured. II Is good pul.ll. .orss
naturally attracts attention Qhi0 10 as,h Alss
shop. and when wheels are tdls tAszs - NA1-s -
trekA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

tse similar fraud regarding diamond mines
would certainly be quite as strong besiues
there will probably be perfectly honest au
tempts to secure capital for ventures tnat win
prove disappointing. To spend dollar On any
such enterprise, therefore, without hrst sec,iiins
the advice of competent mineralogist, WHO 10
- +bo sana fine . man of assured character
would he the height Of folly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
Nepa1ork DAILY W.hnsre.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1903.

This newspaper is oIrned and published o1
The Tribune Association, Ne'c YORK corpora
fion- office end principal place OF oHSf'leSS'
Tribune Building No. 154 Nassau street Aeio
York; Ogden Mile, president; James H. bor'e,''
sec7sfo-u ond treasurer. The address OF me
officers Is the office Of this newspaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt, VINO salied
fror, SOUTHAMPTON for New York on "Wednesday on
- +ba KronprinEessln Cecilie Immediately on
III, arrival here will go to Idle Hour. their coun-
try plaoe at Oakdale. Long Island, for the re-
roainder of the autumn.
~. 1,,,bsr5 c,ar,brfu. who spent the summer at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
DR.. BULLS CONDITION UNCHANGED.

There was no change yesterday in the eonou
Of DR. William T. Bull. according to the 0u .s,n
,ss,,ed last night at hts home at No. g Nes' -.
street He passed a comfortable day. Dr. Jo7's-
4 Blake who Is in attendance, said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

To deny the honors Of victory to the balloon
which travelled furthest from Berlin this week
may seem trif1e arbitrary, but it is a tech
nicary just decision. The inability Of the Hell
vetia to finish her voyage without outside help
nuts her in the same class with the Conqueror
and Castillo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Chfcago's registration, like New FORKS. shows
a decided falling off IN Democratic districts and
a decided gain in Republican districts. This is
apparently year in which the Republican re-
serve strength is to be drawn out to excep-
tiOnal extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Sooner or later the law OF compensation may
come into operation to offset this wonderfully
fine autumn weather, but there's no use in Dor
rowing trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

The Wheeling Democrats who expected 10 put
Mr.. Taft in an awkward plight by pubhshlh8 d
sorrowful tale about his sending some Soou
young men to jail without trial orthearlns must
have realized that they had been mohAeyiis
,,.it1 ,,,,zv cav, when he came back at them as
follows:
WIN, 7 thought everybody knew about that
did erioin them not break the law. They pToLe
it i had them arrested. gave them not only d
hearing hut fair trial, found that they haC ols
regarded the order Of the court and were guilty 9i
co1fempt / sentenced them To six months IN Jal
ond tbe% served their terms. as they deserved TO,
and If / were a judge the bench Wouia 90 -
again. You see, it was merely case VI ia"
breaking.
If is about time for his political adversar1es
to make up their minds that Mr.. Taft is not
afraid of his record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

In nearing Japan our Pacific fleet enters upon
what will in some respects be the most interest,"
ing part of its entire voyage japanese waters
are peculiarly associated with the earlier MS
tory of the American navy, and especially with
one of it's finest achievements, and our present
relations with Japan have been discussed ara
considered more than those with any other ma
ton In connection with this cruise me officers
and men Of the feet will be on their metue 10
present the best possible appearance and 10
create the best possible impression in Japan,
r,btIa we NAV be sure that the Japanese viii
omit no conceivable efforts to make them vel
come, and in turn to show the best side of their
own marvellous naval development. The VISIT
which formally begins tomorrow will. we be-
Ileve, be memorable in the friendly annals OF tne
two nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Major J. c. Hemphill will probably do justice
In 1.-THE Charleston News and Courier to the
fact that Senator B. R Tillman is the only
class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

The Hon. Charles F. Murphy will please Cd
serve that the Hon. w. Bourke Cochran Is sun
enough Of Democrat TO get a contribution
accepted by the Democratic National Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

, Newport. will Sc the guest over the Tssk->us a
| Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane a. r.
Court. Lenox-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Don't hurry, Mr., Chanler. whatever you do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Mr. and Mrs J. searle Barclay. IT. have arrived
IN town from their country place at Westbury.
Long Island. and at the WoIcott for ,sz
days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Seth Barton French has rome 70 Hot Springs
Va. for a short stay.
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Mrs. Henry o. Havemeysr, who Is now az hs,
country place at Greenwich. Conn. VIII nor return
to town until the end OF next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

w Goadby Loew, who has been critically III VIII,
typhoid fever ct his house. IN Madison avenue. =
now convaIescing-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16

Mr. and Mrs. Robert " de Forest have :,
turned to town from LenOx
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NJ. and Mrs f Rollins Morse have arrived Il.
| town from Newport and are at the Gotham
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aNENIICQS
ESQ Is 10 ODE Son Miles de HON.
bres i aDieTes en- Cuba.

DeseamOH que todoB lOs anemiC0G, hom.
bre1 y muia1el y paEtiOulaEments laB per
Bonas i6yens., que hagRn m 0xp0EimODtO
con lan PfldoTas Ro8adaB del DR.. WI
lliaml, 81 ramedio SoboTano para Il pObrO'
30 de IangEs.
Da pana yer II Palide4 On t1ntas CaFaE;
Ios ojoI amoEteCidoG; 81 CueFpo l6uguido ,
d6bil; On fn, II falta de energfa. vitalidad,
YiFilidad, dsspejo mental, entuIiR8mo para
las CoIaB do Il vida, que diGtiDgus al HGr
d6bil del seR Eobulto.
No imports do donde de que yiene la
Anemia. FL hacho oB que e8 d aEote de 10
vida debe dominGEBe & toda COGtR. Fal
e. Cd Anemif; eso nSda mfg. Lo que
pusde curer Il anemia deba ger an egpeoi'
fco productive 40 sangTe nueVR. EG0 Gon
pTaCisamante laB PfldoRag RoaadRB del DR..
Williams, nj mas nj menOR; , de ahf ~
efcaciR.
Una ss6oFita de MatRnzaB, que Bo euro
dc Anemia, e1cEibe lR iguiento caEta que
81 bien digna do IeeEHe: 'tPoF cauEej0 de
an Heputado fGCultAtivo tome las PildOEu1
RoRadRS del DR.. Williams, para CuFaFmO
de AnsmiA que poF oosR de nm aGo hRbfa
eBtado padeCiendo, y estRs piLdoraB han d
do 81 dnico rsmsdio que ha dado buen re-
aultado de entire Las vaEiaB m0diCinas que
tome Con In RnemiR me dRhan dolores
de Cabeza muy fracuentes; desYRneCimien
toe, dolores de eRt6msgo, y lapguidOz con
siguionte lR pobrezR de sangre, FL re-
Bultado del tRatamiento fac Altamente -
tisfsctorio, obtaniendo mejoRfR opOTtunR ,
completando Il cu1aci6n 81 Cab0 de a'gu
NOS meIs8 de EeguiT 81 plan curative que
indiCan Las ciEculRReu que 6 luG frAsC0l
acompa1Rn. No tsngo inconvenientS & ID
publication de cate teHtimenio, para bier
de laB nihRn do Cuba que neCe1itan de eltl
busn t6nico para obtsuoT buanos ooloreg }
robuatez." (De IL slta. FilomGna AlVR'
rec, de 19 amos de edad, CRlIo PAVfa g.
MRtan1aB Cuba).
lMPORTANTE.-LRs PfldoFaR Ro1A
daB del DR.. Williams g garantizRn NJ
Contonsr ningdn ingredients noCivO, , poi
10 tanto pueden tomRFse con enteFR eco
isnzR para puEifcar la aangFe y en- ii ira
tamiento dc IR Anemia, ColoHeB p6idoE, }
toda foEma de dsbilidad; On Ian jaqusCaR
neuralgia , demGI deuAIregloS nOrvioaoB
MuieroB ca todoB LOS pAfGeI han tambi6E
HeConoCido Ios m6ritcB de oRta mediCinl
como un Eemedio lfiGaz en- los dOUATTOglcl
propioB del Roxo. De venta en- t0dnS Lei
farmaCial de Europa , lau Americas. M
Ba acspten ''pildoFaH ToBRdaO" que no SeaE
del DIR. WILLIAMS Cuidado con Ia
imitaciOne8 snatituton.
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OSPECHaDO CRI-
men en- Ponce.
YanblIl lgustIRa Ilorlbln roliGloRls snoIaslI
dandO OlIl 1 sospOshlT Ql0 oGuItlhl d
lsSuIi1dg.
e naestr0 eOsresponsaIl

AbEil 25. En- Ostos dias ha ccurrido
en eata ciudad IN suceEo que Fevists EsEiR
gravodad.
De las datou informeB que hamoB po.
dido adquiEiF apRrsce que Il individuo
C0nocido con el nombFe de JoE6 Ma.
nuei YRmbstf, mRntenfR reIRCiones amoTe-
gag con Augustine NicoIi BiFVienta do
unR respectable familiR dc estR Ciudad, la
CuRl nirvisntR pEeGent6 siguos de graYidGE.
Hace unos diag ID familia notS que log
signoE habfan dasspaTeCido. Di6ss en d
acto cuents del sucGao Las RutoFidRdeg
las cue procedieTon ID Immediate inVeR-
tigaci6n de log heeaog.
Sc oEden6 poF el Ga1oF juaz Is detenci6n
de YambAtf 81 iDgEego an 81 Aailo de
TFic0Che de l8 AgustinR Nicoli, para EeE
EeConoCida, por los m6licog, pueH la inte'
Esaada MEGA que faerAn CieEtos loB hechoG.
Nuevol informsD mes psEmitiP6n infor.
mar 81 Resultado de lGB investigacioneE.
La distiDguida famiIia que sludimoB
no di6 paEte Las autoEidRdeg, sino que
as enteK6 de 10 suCedido cuRndo sc pTesen'
to an Ia CaBa la detective, pueI ri niqUisrs
lego 4 tener HoapeChRB dol CRBo de 10
NiColi.
Este YRmbsti VI adquiHiendo CiertR CO.
lebridad JCuTioBa. tQuiers GoE padrtS-Be
pEegunta tod0 81 mund-.
Psrs0naB caHgadas de hijog est6n intFi.
gadas con este CiudRdRno. IC6mo? EHts
hombre degss Inn zorre? lAnhala IN pi-
pOnSitO9 iQuisre an meme? lElt6 annioIo
de que On ChiOuelo Ysya tFRB 81, tocRndo
Un gWjTitO, , dici6ndo mOloBamente: papai'
to, dame un ChRVo pG mRbf con baStGNte
b6elO2 FL miBmo COo0ISG no aciaHta con
esa Claas de tajWreo, Cosme TizoI andR
preoCupado, = Goyito Venturs no sale de
gu RpoteoDiH.
PoEque ahoTa eB 10 que paFeCe AguB'
tina 10 que no quieTe bEindarle un hijuelO
{ YambAtf
Y ante1, fus Maria LuiSa Lopez quien SO
aBeguTS que, vali6ndoGe de afisga3aG, Ie
Offeci6 una Chiquilla que no era de lR per
tsnenCia de ellR-dO Maria LuiGa -puel
lR suAtEsjo de una Bemejants-lo Cual eau
s6 eI oonsiguients sfscto BsnlRcionRl On
Poncs-pRFR ODgatuBaF & Yambatf 81
cuRl ideabs abandonRFl0, pueBto que, de
saando ser padre, no la entusiaJmaba Ia
eSteEilidad de la repatidB Maria Luina.
Y YambAtf iqui6n 10 CrsysTsl eAtk hoy
envuslto On Ia HospechR de complicidRd Or
81 dslito dc inf6ntici1io que trAtsn dc 90
claTeCer lRg aUtoTidsdes.
Il De ahf que TODD 81 mundo Es pFegunte;
/ sQusEE6 no guerra YambRtf, tsner ar
hijo2
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con los demas pEonunciamientos del caTo."
Por tantc: Be notificR I'd que de no
compaTecer conteataF dichR demRnda
dentro de Los diez diRB daspues de notifca.
do, ai Ia notification % hicieEa On el Dis
tEito dentro de les vsinte dfaS Ri se hi
clare fusTa del DiAtritc, pero en- ls IsIa de
Puerto Rico, y dentro de los ouArentR dfas
81 Bs hicieTa en- otFs paTte 81 dsmRnds, ta
podF6 solicitaE de ls CoEte le gean conCe'
didaB todaB las peticionea hechas en- Is de-
manda. Es Abogado de lR dsmRndants ell
Lcdo. don Ramon Falcon.
Extendida bsjo mi fgma Bsllo de la
Corte. Puerto Rico, hoy 21 de Abril
de 1903.-PoH JOSE E. FSgueTas, secEs'
tario.-PoE A. Karin Marien, Sub Becr0'
tario. 4v'
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E D | C ! 0 (.

En- Ia Corts de Distrito del DistritO ju
dtciaI de San Juan. Pusrte RICO.
secci6n 1R.
EGtadoB UnidoB de America.
Ell Presidents de lou Estadon UnidoE. ~
Conception Ducr6t Cort6p, demandante.
VeTuup-Jol6 ComR1 CorrotgB, deman'
dRdc. DivoHCio.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico A Jol6
ComGG CoF1otga.
PoF CuRnto con fsChR 20 de AbriI de
1908, De pFsgeut6 ante 9 ts CoEte poE el
abogado don Ramon Falcon, una demanda
de divorcic, on representation do Conosp'
ci6n DuCret CoEt6s, contra Jos6 Comsu
CoTTctgs, por 81 motive de abAndono, Cuya
sdpliCa eS la signientt:
'Por clio eBtablezco Ia pTeEents dem&n
da de d.yorcio pnE aba ldono, suplicaudo
la Cc1ta dispopgs Ia not fcaoi6n del de
mandRdo On ls forma dispueatR Ia Ley
para los augentsB en- dtfnitiva pi6viol
LIS tE6miteB legalea dictaF aentsncia dec 9
rando can IugaT 81 divoTcio en- 90 virtue
roto rsucindido sl vfuculO matrimonial
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EssnsIa' tIuls ] elIzld0 superior.

III popular satableCimisnto del Safior
AmeVico SaIaU, hR removable en- Las 6ltimoa
vspores 81 enpl6ndido Burtido de essnCiaG
fnau que uiempre tiens & disposition de
1uu fAvoFscedoros pEocede de Lar mejorsu
cRBau de Europa y de America. Calzado
de las mas 0IeganteI formas, americana,
oSpAfioI frances, tieno tRmbien en- gran
Cantidad divsEBaa foEmsB 81 RcTaditAdC
evtabIeCimisnto. Para Las pE6ximRB feltal
60 encuontra ALI 10 mejoT = mfE baEato.
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venta Exceptional.

Cinturones modelos nueyos
en- elastico y seda de colores.
Estilos Bordados a 10 y 25
ctvs. uno. Exceptional.
Los dltimos colores de la
noyedad en- cintas para Gin
turones, que vendemos a 40
centavos yarda, estilo de gran
Juror para esta estacion.
Sombrillas. Un gran sur
tide, en- blancas, bordadas y
en- colores, desde so centavos
una. Exceptional.
Bucles de pelo, en- todos los
matices, a $0-75 Sl-O0y $3.50
uno. Trenzas de $500 y 800
una, gran novedad.
Mitones de seda en- todos
colores que su precio es $3.50
q Is centavos
Guantes de hilo y seda en-
todos colores y precios.
Flores y plumas para ador-
no de sombreros un bonito sur
lido, en- los 6ltimos caprichos
de la moda.
Pasadores para sombreros.
Nunca hemos traido tantos mo-
delos nj tan caprichosos.
Velos para Ia cara el me
jor surtido.
Cuellos y corbatas para Sc
1oras en- bordados y colores.
Ultima moda.
Pidan nuestra lista de Ar
ticulos en- Venta Exceptional,
infnidad de obietos a mitad
de su costo. Alfombras, Ca
mas, Lamparas, Bajillas y Oh
jetos para viaje.
Cintas es un articulo que
siempre nos hemos esmerado
en- 81 y tenemos gran varla-
dad, desde nuestra especia-
lidad de 10 yardas hasta la
mas RIGA para bandas etc.
u>NNo>--a--->~O~~~
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YATES LIuREADOS EN- AREGIB0.
(Por teEsqrafo.l }

(Por tsJ5grafo.)
Hoy recibimos eI telegrAmR que nigue:
"AEecibe, Abril, 48 P. M.
''L1 Correspondence" San Juan, P. r
Sc declare autOr posBfa premiada primer
pFemio Eugenio AstOI; stgunda JeHds Ed
tevss -CoTTeBponHal."
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A COMPRAR MADERA.-La Cen.
poata Industrial de 6anturOs (san Juan
Box 657) tisne en- elaBs de pEimsra & pre-.
clos Iin competencia, IN comPleto uur.i10
para construction De caGas. MoIdurnG de
todnH tamafoI. TAblillGB para peEBiAnaE
Disposition. San Juan frsDte n muslls
n6msr 2. S,nturcs Stop. "a. Ts!efonoI
425 , 1880. Ia
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CABLES De HOY
EI Gandidat0 a Ia prssidsncia MI.
Taft ira a Panama.
QuiREe sITeglar las COsas en- sI lstnO.
I'm hOY0rosO CiCItn fa PasafO POT
ell vaIIe del Mississippi.
TeTribIss VsntisqusTOs J Billiards 6n
tOdO sI RsinO Undo.


WaahiDgton, Abgil 27.-MR. Taft, 81
candidate Ia prssidenCip, 1s anuncia que
iF6 Panama y que peFmRnscsT6 allf por
espRCio de vaTios diag. Eate visie de Mr..
Taft es objato de divsTsoB anim&doB co
mentREioB en- los cfEculoB polfticoB, poT
ConBideFREss como cosR notabls muy
Oignifcativa que tal visjs 10 Eealica en- los
momsntos en- que eatS en- toCa RotiVidad
la oampai1a para los eIsccioneE preaiden'
ciales SssfFma que Mr.. Taft deBaa, de
mRneFs OBtensible, RFFeglaF las CoHas On el
Istmo Saniando Ian difeTancia8 exiAtsnteS
entire lR Comini6n del Canal 81 gobier
no de BogotS. ST 81 lograEa que taleB
difsEencisa deanp pRrecieFan, Concilisndo loR
gEandeg intPEeasB que median, eatfmRHs
que Barfa un tftuIo mss, de msgnffCo
tf5cto, para grsnjsArss lAB simpstfRB popu
Iares , 81 dscidido apoyo de Ia mRyoEfa
dc Ia opinion.
NV York, AbHil 81. Los gTandeB
diREios de eats Ciudad, infoEman que IN
hoErorogo cicl6p hR pRBado traY6S del
walls del MiuiBlippj, CauVando inmensoB
deshstreB, AFEag6 los plantfoB hizo
ranfFsgaE algunaB embRTcscioneF Exten.
di6sa ademks ests fsn6meno lR LouisiR.
dc Alabama, desvaBtRndo tRmbi6n, en-
sltoa EstRdo8, los ssmbTadfus. Las p6Fdio
dRB HuftidaB poT los agTicuEtoFes Eon
CuantioBaB San mUchos laB deFgTacias
peKsonaIeB Hasta shors, ss sAbe que
aIcanza & tFeaCisntaH la cifrR de lRB vic.
timaB.
LondEeg, AbEil 27.-De todaG parties del
Rsino, TeCfbenae noticias dc ruinosaE ca
tkAtrcfeg. EstaB han aido cauHadaH poE
violentaB tempeatadss do nievaE. Sc han
tornado ventiEqueFoB en- los cualeB la nisve
alcauza Gnorme eHpsBoT. Ell tFafoo eSt6
interrumpido. Es impossible ID circulation
dc vshiCuloB on slgunaB GALES do eBta CO
pitRl. En- algunos pATsjeS NADIA han deja
do en- pie, lRB boTrRBosB. Los peFjuicioH
matsEialeB cauBadoB, son incalculRbles TIE
msae que todaB las coGechRs De pieEdap
espscislments IL de frutaH.
Washington, AbEiI 27.-En los Circulor
po' fticos de eBta capital, atA Nge8s 81
anunciado viaie del SscFetaEio IA OBJ
jeto de svitar diBgustoB que So cree 8
de auYgir en- la CcmiAi6n del Canal -
mativo de la repreua de GRtun A6gaBs
por ls comisi6n que 81 agentsr cimental
dithA reprsua, eB ConR impractiCabls y qur
acaBo sea necesario abandonar 81 prop6sitt
De fjsrIG On Gatun. Sc guTamente, ai
ESQ He llegS, como se cree assg6raBe on
ell SacrttaHin Tsft tendF6 que sAta ablace
uegociacioneB con 81 gobierno de Colombil
fn de solucionaF el aBunto ain menol
cAbo de Ia uobsranfa de dichR Tepdblic
en- cieEtas f'jas de terrsno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27
c 4 n c 4

Graz baratillo de Dan do Is ctvH. & 10
csntAVo'; baratillo de encajeV, ' parSguRS.
Gran Eebpja con el nuevo aurtido de tslaE,
camaE, m6quinaB etc. El Cielo y La Glo-
Eis, gran bRratillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-27

En- ouia impEsnts Es vsDdo papSl de
pIEi6diCo vieio { $500 lou 46 kiios (sra
guintaL)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-10-29

room was pink, white and green,
beautifully carried out in graceful
streamers of pink and white satin
ribbon intertwined with smilax,
while vases and banks OF beautiful
La France roses gave the finishing
touch to this pretty and appropriate
setting for the happy scene.
The bride wore a handsome gown
Of white messaline and veil OF
tulle, caught up with brides rose.
buds and carried a shower bouquet
Of brides roses. Her bridesmaid
was gowned in cream silk null
over pink silk and carried a
bouquet Of BRIDES roses.
At GAO DR.. and Mrs. Rains left
over the o. r. & N. for a wedding
journey to Portland and other
coast cities.
Mrs. Rains is the daughter OF
one of Lewiston's most highly es-
teemed pioneer families and is
universally admired for her sweet,
womanly character and high ideals.
DR.. Rains is young man Of fine
character and leading physician
in his home town.
The happy couple were the recip-
tents OF number of beautsful pres
ente, among them being the hand
some home in Grangeville, the gift
of the groom's mother, which they
will occupy Immediately upon their
return and where they will be at
home to their friends after Decem-
Der. The good wishes of a host OF
friends will accompany them to
their new home. Lewiston Tri.
bune.