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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
GREAT RAINFALL
IN OKLAHOMA !
-------------- ,-------r---
Has Continued Three Days and
State is Threatened With
Serious Floods.
SOME LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED
Much Damage Done 10 Railroads :
Many Farms Flooded and Families
Compelled to Move Out.

Oklahoma City Okla, Oct, 22.-~Seri-.
and northern Oklahoma, the result of
Il steady downpour OF rain that has
prevailed for the past three days and is
still continuing. In some portions the
rainfall has amounted almost to the
proportions Of ii cloudburst. Numer-
Gus reports OF loss OF life made ycster-
day remain uncontrmed, and are be-
lieved to be without foundation No
single report of loss of life has been
verified.
The heavy rainfall began Monday
morning. and 9 places rain has fallen
necessarily since then. 1ts has caused
the Canadian ana tho Arkansas rivers.
Two Of the largest streams in the state.
10 overflow their banks doing much
damage TO farm lands, causing wash
outs on the railroads and IN Some in
stances threatening small towns.
At Tulsa and vicinity the Arkansas
has risen 10 feet in tie "a hours ended
this morning. and was then still com
ing UP. This brought the stream to
within three feet of the. highest stage
reached in the flood last spring. Many
farms around Tulsa We're flooded and
farmers and their families We're com.
PEELED to move out. The town OF
4 a'Nt'S 81 Is threatened with being
inundated. s.{
In the vicinity Of Perry last night ali
streams rose suddenly. and hundreds
of acres OF crops We're flooded.
A third ot the town OF Pawnee. With,
] 500 inhabitants. was covered last MS hi
With six feet of water.
In the valley Of the Canadian thn
valleys for several miles between
Shawnee and Mcloud are inundated.
EanI several Darts or tha Rock Island
Missouri Kansas & Texas ann tlle
Santa Fe tracks have been washed cut.
I In many directions telegraph service
lis interrupted and DEATHS are lacking.
RIVERS ARE RISING.
{ aluskogee Okla. Oct 2e--,rhc hcavi-
est rainfall experienced in this section
in many years began a t midnight last
night and continued today The Ar
kansas and Grand rivers are rising. The
lowlands Of Muskogec are flooded aud
in some sections residents cannot leave
their home without the aid of boats.
Much damage to matuied corn has re-
suited.
MoRllNtEN STOPPED
FL Keno. Okla, Oct. 2e.-Fwo hundred
wnrk,nen were una BILE to reach their
work in.the Rock Island railroad shops
and the new yards today aud the night
crews We're compelled to go to their
lloiTcs in boats OH account OF high
Mater from Four Mile creek filling the
lowiandss between the city and the
yards The embanlSment at the new
yards prevents the water from reach
Ing the Canadian river and has flooded
out residents in the northwest portion
of the town, caused the ice plant an
iron foundry and other industries to
suspend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
DRAWING OF FARMS IN
TRIP COUNTY OVER

Dallas. S. d.. Oct. 22-Tha drawing
for farms in the great Trip county
district was finished today when the
number of 5000 was reached. This
morning Judge Witten and his clerks
began the work Of asserting the 10S,-
900 unlucky applications and compar-
ing them with those which drew prizes
iii order 10 detect any 'tpplicai.ts ,shc.
had registered twice. II any are found
among the prize winners they will be
barred from fling.
Last night and today the work OF
moving the rush buildings which have
lined Main street for the past three
weeks to the new townsite In Trip
county made a unique spectacle. the
buildings are on wheels and eight
horses were hitched to each. and y
forced march over the prairies began.
each owner intent upon securing the
best location in the town of his choice.
It is estimated that participation in
the lottery cost the land seekers not
less than 2.0O0000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
SERIOUS WATER SHORTAGE
IN, NEW YORK STATE

New York, Oct. o2.rrom all parts
of the state como complaints of water
shortage. So serious is the situation
in many sections that extreme meas
ures will soon be needed to prevent
actual distress, III various places
dairymcn are compelled TO drive their
cows for miles TO obtain water and
in others 1t is being carried for miles
to supply domestic wants. In the
Hudson and Waikiki valleys and in
the Catskill mountains the shortage
IS particularly serious. Wells and
springs have gone dry and small
streams which in the past have been
sufficient to supply localities through
which they flow are now waterless for
the first time in years. At Highland
Falls adjoining the West Point mill
tary reservation the situation has be-
come so serious that the government
has permitted the tapping of the West
Point water mains and the town is
now being supplied from that source,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
BLACK HAND WARNINGS.
They Arc Followed by Attempt I
Blow Up II House.

New York, Oct. 3.-Another bomb
was exploded last night in an East Side
tenement district. which has been guard
ed by police for weeks to prevent Just
such outrages The explosive was plac-
ed in the hallway of a house on East
Eleventh street. occupied by Is fam
lilies and owned by Pasuale Discard,
who has been receiving Black Hand
warnings for nearly year. The bomb
from the first To the second floors.
windows We're shattered and plaster
ing was cracked from the cellar to the
roof
Bombs have been exploded in three
other buildings in the same block; aft.
er the owner had been ordered to pay
black mail on penalty of death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
BRYAN PUNCTUREs
TAF|s CONTENTION.
Denies That Republican Policies
Are Cause Of Prosperity Of
The Farmers.
DO NOT MAKE SOIL FERTILE.
Iiikcns Party's Position to That of
Boy Who Wanted to Tall, OF some
thing Else Besides Work.


RaSenswood. w. Va, Oct. a2.-Al-
though he aid nor ,o+;,, ,,rti, &, ,c1,.,,
thf
= . NAT i'oui' aitet MIXING
ms last speech, VIM. j. Bryan was up
at sunrise and a short time afterwards
was spealit,p IN a l.r.o s,y,., a,,.d
49,, s.eu e'''H'
SNS i'ioslt "l ms AUDITORS We're
a a. az, ? ',s ''@''oefatlf candidate pro-
tention whinb ~ ST., ' ~, ~ ~
''''u "ts that '''e
ta't''er OWED ms prosperity to the Re
publican party Il can prove to YOU
hi said "that ~. ,,,,,,,1;,,,,, H.,
,,,,,,,t., ,'',.,.'''' - - ''''s
''0s'''''5 70 90 "'ti ieililitE OF SOL OF
sunshine or rain, for il it did then
there would he !, t,net an s,nsb;,n az,
,3,,t,,. $50, ~,
th.So t,, ~, ',.e sun, lie laet tllat
80 ~. i'in'op2iies Is coli
~ ooi 'iiat VIC ,.cpupiiSail le.'d-
ei2 eN,ie,SG 10 eoii't2i over lheil.
aie u.llled tnat tla hepuplicah, party
WIS resp1nslnic Tor the present prices
" asriculluihi products. There was
n%t 4 SINGLE thug, he said that the
Itepuoilcai, party mas uon. that meant
sood FOR the farmers. for the farmer
llad peell the real victim of every abuse
that had grown up under Republican
lnisrulc He declared that the Repub-
lican leaders had spent their time legis-
latinS in tile interest of the tin;lnciers
Of Wall street, instead of listening to
the plea of the farmers for security
in their deposits He maintained that
Mr. Taft's position in respect to guar
antecing deposits was that the inse-
curity of the depositor Is the security
of the banking system
rx-pI ,r>-c, ,r,,G ,I ,r,,an,,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22

magnificent estate on the outskirts of
Toxic. Among those present We're
Peter 4 jay. secretary of the Anleri"
can embassy: Field Marshal Prince
Oyama; General Count Kuroki: Adj
miral Count Togo: marquis NIatsuka.
Ia: Prince Tokugawa: Vice Admiral
Saito. and other most notable men
IN Japan.
In the afternoon there was a garden
marty at the residence of the British
ambassador as Well ms other entertain-
ments. Foreign Minister Count komu-
ra will give his official dinner tonlg NJ
the weuther cleared and the sun shone
brightly, The utmost good order pre-
vailed all day long,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND.

Chicago, Oct. % Yesterdays contri-
buttons 70 the Democratic campaign
fGnd made public today aggregatins
siO,G34 We're headed BY one of 81 600
from Senator r. r. Pettigrew of South
Dakota. Senator W. A. Clark of Mon
ataua and Tom l.. Johnson OF Ohio are
credited with $1,000 each. Five hundred
dollar contributions came from Ben n.
Gale. Illinois: W. W. March, Iowa,
AMI w. j. Bryan, 6Comnnoner profits.
Twenty-two 500 contributions Were
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
CANDIDATE KERN's
SON Is VERY ILL

indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 2e.-John W;
Kern. the Democratic vice presidential
nominee. whose campaign tour IN
Yesterday at Syracuse, ~ ", by news
Of the serious illness of his s--year-old
son. John w. Kern. Jr.. reached In
dianapolis this morning lie found the
sli,-ht probability that Mr.. Kern will re-
sumo, sun l his campaign duties before next
week when number of speeches have
been arranged for him In Indiana. de
Intends if possible. to NIL those en-
1I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
HANDCART VETERAN DIES.
Charles beaverton. One Of Oldest Res
idcnts of Payson. Passes Away.
tspectal 10 tic .News. y

Payson. Oct. 22.-charles Beaverton,
one of the Oldest residents Of this
place, died al l:4o o'clock this morning,
from general debility. lie had been all
ing for some time. but was confined
to his bed only three days.
Mr.. Beaverton came to Utah in one
of the handcart companies and soon
after his arrival settled in PaSson. lie
was well and favorably known in var
ious parts of the state. lie was in his
sevent-scyenth year. and leaves a, .,n-
siderable family. The funeral VIII fbe
held Sunday in the tabernacle, COM
mencingA at 1t:3D o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
MARIANA ISLANDS.
Henccfortl, in Naval Orders Ladrones
Will be So Designated.

Washington, Oct. Hereafter in
all naval communications and orders
the Mariana or Ladrone islands will be
designated simply as the Mariana is
lands. instead of the Ladroncs, by
which they are most popularity KNOW.
The change in designation Is the result
of objection said to have been made
by the Inhabitants of Guam. where
the navy has station, and who dis
like the aane Ladrones,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
SHOT HER LOVER.
Jennie Dempsey Probably Fatally
Wounded Joseph Gcorgeopolis.

Chicago, Oct. 2-Jennte Dempsey is.
wears old. today shot and probably fa
tally wounded Joseph Georgeopolis.
The young woman Historically deciar-
ed when arrested that her life had been
wrecked by the perfidy of Georseopolis.
Miss Dempsey entered the fruit store
where the young Greek was employed.
She drew a revolver. which she had
concealed in her waist. and fred three
shots at her erstwhile lover. One bull
let entered his groin nflcting a wound
from which ii is said he cannot recov-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
Hundred ana Sixty second Annivcr.
sary Duly Observed.

Princeton. y. J., Oct. 1.-The one
hundred and sixty-seeond anniversary
OF the founding Of Princeton univer-
sity was observed here today with APP
propriate exercises. AS the result OF a
Philadciphia IN 1854 to establish a col
lege To rank with Harvard Yale and
William and Mar%. a charter was grant
ed by the province of New Jersey on
Oct, -, i!45. for such an institution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
GRAND PRlX D'AvIATIoN.
Aero Club Of France Will Organize
Meeting for autumn of 1909.

Paris. oct. 22.-The Aero club Of
France has decided to organize a big
aeroplane meeting in the autumn of
1909, when the Grand Prix d'Aviation
will be comr.ted for. The value of this
prize is $4,000, and there will be other
awards. The course will be laid out
over the fiat country in the Cham
payne or Beauce region. The flights
will be Judged for both speed and du-
ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
THIRTY EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

Plauer. saxony. Oct. 22-Thirty
earthquake shocks were experienced In
the Swickau region yesterday They
were accompanied by tfunder-lke re-
'yerberations and the people We're
greatly alarmed. There was another
severe shock today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
WAR MATERIAL.
Austria Hungary Prohibits It's Trans
portation to Servia or Montenegro.

Vienna, Oct 22--The Austro-Hun-
garian government today published the
order announced III prohibiting either
the export or transit through Austro-l
Hungarian territory of any war ma
terial of any kind TO Servia or Nom
tenegro. 5a8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
TO WELCOME FLEET.

Annoy. China, Oct. 22-Admiral sab. Of
the Chinese navy and Mr.. Sun. the
provincial treasurer, members OF Inv
5battieship fleet to this port arrived here
today on the Chinese cruiser Eel
Eng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
ToK1o.s ENTERT.A1NsiENT.

Tho municipality Of Toxic today e,i-
fertained the men and officers Of the
American fest, Commanders ut noon
ard until nightfail the guests OF the
city were Kept constantly on The so:
The mayor of Toxic filed the role OF
nost with great success. There vas .
luncheon at noon attended By Admiral
SrsTrg. Ambassador o'Brien, half the
rifmbers OF thesembassy staff ana hh'f
of the naval officers on shore.
Al 4 O'Clock Hibawaya was opened
to 5000 blueiackets and marines anu
there was every firm of entertain y !.
rlent fot,sthe men. 4 total o. o,0o9
Invitations were issued fol- this iune-
tionS
There Was another luncheon al noon
given by Prince Snyematsi on nis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-22
SPERRY,S .RESPONSE

The address was received with the
widest enthusiasm. as was also as
corded the response of Rear Admiral
Sporty. which was couched in the terms
Of The most feeling appreciation, With
assurance OF the continued friendship
of America and With thanks for the
welcome. the remembrance OF when
would be carried back to America bS
10000 representatives, each part OF Tue
bono aud sipew of America and each
aHSious TO wipe out<all possible ms.
understandings OF Japan's attitude OF
profound sincerity.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS.- Las
propiedRdes alinenticias y nutritivas del
Rceite de higadO de bacaIaO depeEden en-
absolute de las grRsRs que entTan en- lR
compos cion natural del aceite. Estas gTa-
sas son digeTidas y asimiladas con muchR
mas fac1lidad que las otras, debido la pre-.
sencia en- el aceite de bacalaO de ciertOs
cOmpuestOs derivadOs del hfgadO, que per-
miten la pronta emulsifcaci6n del aceite
pOr los fuidOs del est0magO y hacen que
su absOrci6n por la membrane mucOs8 SO
lleVe efecCO con mas fac1l1d0d y con mas
rapidez que la de ninguna otra grasa
Las gTas9s que el 8ce1te de hfgadO de
bacalaO cOntiene, aparte de su pOdeTOsR IA
cultad de nutrlr, no pOseen n1ngGn yalOT
terap6uticO-y los OtrOs elementOs natura-
les que son parties de su cOmpOsici6n posi-
BILE que ningunO de ellOs pUeda ejerceT en-
ell sistema cualquier efectO terapeuticO.
Es eVidente pues-que 81 &ceite de ba-
calao es un alimento y no una medicina y
que todas sus Virtudes alimenticias estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su composition
~ pOr consiguiente tOdas las preparaciO-
nes que pretenden estar hechas de los prin-
cipiOs actiVOs del 8ceite que Sc Ofrecen
como suS sustitutOs, son prOductOs fr8udu-
lentOs de Ia especulaci0n mercRntil y del
charlatanismO. DichOs preparados no con-
tienen ningunR de las propiedades nutriti-
bRs recOnstituyentes del aceite de hfga-
dc de bacalaO, pOrque carecen de la grasa,
que es la parte del aceite que nutre y ali-
menta--su composition tiene mucha seme-
jana con la de los COCKTAILS-y su uso
puede en- ocaciones eausar pegiuiCios con-
siderables los enfermos pOr Ia gran cam
tidad de alcohol que invariablemente con-
tienen-y Otras suDstancias narcoticas, CO.
mo el sulfato de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que SO dicen con-
tener los principles activOs del aceite de
hGgado de bacalaO, son especialmente PEI
ligFosas para las criaturas, para los ni1Os,
para las jovenes y sefOras, quienes por su
naturaleza delicada tempeTament0 espe-
cial no pUeden resistir sin grandes que
brantOs para su salud los efectOs deleteriOs
del alcohol, de la estricnina Otrss subs
tancias energicas.
FL Rceite de hIgado de bacaIao es in-
sustituible como alimentO-cOmO un re-
cOnstituyente poderosO de la sangTe, de los
tejidos, de los nervios y de los huesos-y
el mOdo mas racionel de administrators,
segdn 10 hR prObadO Ia experiencia demas de
30 amos segdn Ia opinion un1versatde los
medicOs, es la EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta cOmpuesta del aceite mas puro y
de otros ingredientes que aumentan cOn-
siderablemente la eficacia nutritiVa del
aCeits
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
SUCESOS EN- LRISLA.

Coam0 18 de mayo. J,fe IntsRino
T. I,-N6mero considerable dc indivfduoa
de difeFentes baFTio1 de ID jurisdiction de
6atn, pEeaant6TOnRo hoy Ian 1870 Q. "a.
en- aOtitud pacifoa deBpu6s de FacoErsF aI.
gunaa GALES de la poblaci6n, DO dirigieron
81 RyuntSmiento pedir tEabSjo para Rton'
der neCeaidRdes de BuB ftmiliaEsy. DsBpu6s
de lRH medidas t0madRs poE 81 aloalde y
presidents del conc jO municipal, Tetira
FonB0 los manifesEantes para SOS TsBpesti
vaB CaHRt, sin que 81 oFd0n On NADIA Bs al
terRsa. ~ Oabo CRSanovag.
Manaf.-Ayer poF fasTzs de eBts pueB'
to, han aido BcFpEendidaa una jugada aI
monte, en- la CRFF0terR, otEa "loteEfa de
cRFtonea" ca la Coci1a de Ia casa de Gre
gorio Stuart, poblRci6n, en las dos ooup6ss
diOeTo y demda dtilsS, arEest6ndoae once
indiVfduog,-L. Corporal Rivera.
San LoPenz?. -AcAbo de sorpEender en-
lR poblaci6n con 81 guaTdiR JoR6 Flores,
una jugads 10 pFohibido ''dadoa'', arTaR.
tando tres RpjetoS = oCupsndo dinero da'
dov.-Cabo ABpuVua.
FAjsEdo. de ayeF tuve conoci'
misnto, FeyeIts en- el bsErio LoreuciO de Is
que ReBult6 mUeTto Antonio Tuffio, tres
individuo8 heridoI Me persona Heguids
al ATTIC del auCeAo, aEFestando B6gr abs
Flores, pFeBunto autoF de la muerts Tuf'
no, tres Hujstos mss, pFOmovedoFeB dc lR
reysTta. Juez dc pas entisnda aaun'
70. --Tepients BithoFD.
Fejardo.-Con fueEzR del pusAto sor.
prendf aver dos jugadaH, arrsatAndo z IL
dividuoB : Tsnisnta BithoEn.
Yobucoa.-Hoy 1915 deelar6as ConGto
iDCendio casa de Pedro Ramos Gale de Ia
PisdTa, ests poblsci6r; dsbi 10 Rctitud poll
Cis y pueblo 90 exiingui6 fu'go Bvguido. To-
vsatigado Tasult6 CaBual.-Cabo Soto.
CidEa. layer 5 p %. gusrlia Torres,
auxilisdo tfCazmento poE joe Garcia Ri.
vera, aspiFante pOliCfO, capture en- cate
Nicol6s VSzqueg, autoE Eobo meTcsncfs CO.
Ba Goblin SolaFeE. Sc ocup6 tola sGB'
trAida. a.-CAbo MiEsllRE
BaFTanquitRp SaEprendidR jugRda ano'
che CRBs joan D. Santini, aErestRndo do
CO indiYiduoB oCupGndoHeleg naipas d.
neTo.-Cabo O.ivieEi.
Ysuco.-Ayer taHde ocuHri6 IN inCen'
dio On cafiavsTaleB Central Gu6nicV, que
m6ndoEs pr6ximamerts treints cuerdRB
Consecuencia chispaB que reg6 Ia mkquina
81 del miamo ingsnio. -SaTgsnto Torres,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
CURIOSIDADES.

En- las cAtscumbSB de Paris TeponRn los
FeBtoB do mas de BsiB millonOs de CuOrpoB
humanoE. En- el af1o dc 1887 fdOEon RFEe'
gladRs para tel objeto, = gus gS's1iaB 30
snCuontFRn RdoFnRdaB de mRC6brica name
Is lou hueBoB formRn grecaI = OtEoD dibu-
joB 10 largo d. log muEog.
EN- un muIso ingl6s % conseyvR 81
CRd6ver dc un gorilla gigsntssco diascado
Embellishments despu6B do Bor mueFto on
On los boGquog del KSmsrum. El RnimR'
Ito, que msdfa I'm metro BOssntR y ties
CsntimGtFoG de eAtAtuFa , 90 Ol mayor que
10 conoca dc ~ GBpeCie, foe casa 10 poT
Mr.. III. PaGcheD, que neCsBit6 hROePle fus
60 dos vsceE; una ob'igarIo CRor del 6E
bel dondO entabR Bubido, ? otTa para Eema'
tREl0. Para llevaF "a CueFpo la a'des
mas pT6xima, fueTon neceBREiog doco hom
bEsD; como que no pssabR men0G do dos
cientoB cincusntA kiloB
-ES nm hsCho conocido de tod0G, IR abso'
luts impeEibilidad de miEar al sol do fr0n'
te. No hay nadie, sbBOlutamsnts nRdie,
On sl mundo, que pueda jsctaTBe de hAbsT
vinto nj una BolR vsz sl aHtro que nos ilu'
mina. Este hecho tiene una explicaCi6n
BencillR. Lo que nosotToB vemoa bFillaF
en- 81 cielo, no CD Bol, Bino Ia atm6sf8Ea del
soI, una mRgs Centsllante de gases inf11'
madoG que rodea 81 aAtro Tey fernando
una Capa dc muchoB miles de kil6metroI
dc eupeaor. Lo que hay dsntEo de eBta In
fsmable envoltuTs nsdie 10 hs viato; adm
lon mss aAbioB aAtK6nOmoB solo pusden
afirmar que alIf ae SncuentER un n6CIeO
una tompaFRtuEa infiuitamente mas 0levada
que la del horno mas enCendido, , que CO.
te n6cleo oCupR unaB nuevs d6cimRs partsl
do lR maaa que noBotros vemoG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
.FAL SOS RUMORES
CirCuIadOS.
PIimeTo Sc diiOQue en- Vieques, dss-
pues en- MsY8giiez J iItimamsnts
en- AguadiIIa.
NADIA hsy de cieTtO J las autOTidatss
de tOda ID isIa nOtiCialian en- eI
actO 81 gohelnadOr GusIuuier ca
so S0SpeGh0S0.

Desde hacs aIgunos dfaB se visnen hs.
Cisndo circular noticis8 do Bupueuto8 Casor
dc enfsHmsdRd aoEpechoBR sn sIgunoB pun.
tol do la isis. Primoro 30 diio que On
Visquss hAbfs dos Canos, luego otFo On
Msyagd.z y ayeT uno On AgusdillP. De
cate GO sfrm6 que 10 hRbfa ca una &C.
leta holRndOHa legadR Gqusl puerto.
Nj ca loB csntroB ofeiRlsB, NRnsi6n Eie.
cutiva, sRnidad , otroB, Es tiene piDguna
noticia ComprObada do tai epfsrmedGd '
cuando 0utR me ana habIaba 81 gobernsdar
iatsIino He1or WilIoughby con 81 Collector
de AduanaG Befor Caultsm, geDpecto 81
EumoT de la goleta holandsDa, Comprob6
este que no solo On Rquel puerto, sino Ga
loE dam6B do la ale, no ha llegado doBdo
hace algdu tempo ningura ambRrcaCi6n
de eGa nRoionalidad.
TodaB Las RutoRidRdeB EanitaFias como
dc OtrS ClAsO On la isis, tianen 6rdoneg 81
tFictRs de ComunicRF 81 gobierno cuaIquisF
CaGo que comprobRdO pudierA EsEultaF EoI'
peChoso.
Los fabricAntsD que hSys pusl dc OsoB
''CRr ardG', hlcen una mala tbra intran'
quiliEando 81 pueblo dc Il iGIa auDquo no
m0T0zoan general oF6dito tales notiCiaG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
Ruysndo dc Ia tlraDia de Cabrera.

"El CentroamoricRno," F." AimpGtico ulmas
mario guAtsmsltsCo que 10 edits On ls CAPT
tel, publiCa una lista, Ruuqua inCOmplsta,
ssCRndaIoaa, de Los amigranteB professionals
tee que huysn del tiFano Cabrera.
La cifeR que Ell CentEoRmeTiCsno"
arroia sa de 20 Professionalism smigEadoE,
de lo1 Cualos 8 son abogRdoH, 10 m6diCoF,
S ingsnieros, IL miIitREeB SO pTOfesoTeg.
Como 20 v6 por la Ultima do eata1 CifraF,
Is Cioncia dc PeatalozEi debs Andar 4 Halto
do mata on los dominiOs dc lR hiena csntrc
americana.
AVISO.-DessamoB yer poT GHtas cti
Cinss al senior JoE6 OteF0 MelGndez. Gene
rel Commission MREchRnt Manufacturer
Agent, paHp notifcATle IN RGunto que ID
inRaPAaa P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
Hoy las CisHCiGs adslantan ...
E torpedo Ideal.

LondEeg, Msyo.-El "EveniUg News"
dk Ia description de un nuovO torpedo in
ventado poF Mr. Grendell MATHEWS que
puede a0F dirigido Bobrs una diItanCia de
"a millaV, poE medic do Las oDdaB hsEtzis
mas, La exploHi6n de eSR m&quinG infer
nal pueds scr provOcada iguRlments poE lN
HlsCtEicidRd.
El apREato do direction 81 que obrn
uObre 81 explosive son completamente in
dependencies 81 uro del otEo. El inventor
pEotende hRbsF deHcubisEtO ondas Ol6ctriCRu
que no pueden SoF intOEosptadag.