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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
Eul.OG|zES TIE
fARM[R'S Wife
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS AT PRESEN-
TATION OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
TO VILLAGE.
SISTER ONE or DONORS
Sherman and Root We're Also Pres
ent and Made Speeches at Jordon.
vile, N. Y.,-NotabIe occa-
sion.

Jordonyillo, N. Y. Aug. 2G.-With a
ceremony in which the President af
| the United States took prominent
part, the Jordonville public library
was today presented to the people of
this community, one Of the donors be
ing Mrs Douglas Robinson, sister Of
President Roosevelt.
The village was thoroughly awake
to the importance 0T ------'--'''-- T-- 1-------t
which was given an added touch of
, distinction by the presence Of secre
tary of State Root and James S. She.
man, Republican yice-presidenntia
candidate A rousing welcome was
extended to the President aud other
distinguished guests among whom
were Mrs. Roosevelt and two of the
children of the family, Miss Ethel and
Kermit
The exercises opened with prayer,
following which Supreme Court Judge
Devendorf, acting as chairman, intro
duccd Douglas Robinson, who explain,
ed why his sister, his wife and himself
were prompted to give the library to
tho people. He then turned the deed
over TO Charles w. Grim president of
the board of trustees of the library.
President Roosevelt pleased the au-
dience by making an address of some
le1gth The President touched upon
a topic near Ia the hearts of those
whom he was addressing and followed
up his recent writings on the same
subject by eulogizing the farmers
wife and advocating the uplifting of
tthe farmer and his family He also
spoke along more general lines of so
Cial and economic problems and de
clared himself willing to take any nee
essary step In carrying out the de
sires of the people for the stopping
of practices that were imperilling the
national well-being.
Secretary Root and Mr.. Sherman
made Brief speeches. Many Of those |
present then went to the Henderson |
House where a reception was held |
for the President aud Mrs. Roosevelt |
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
THIRTY MINERS ARE
BELIEVED ENT0MBED
IN OKLAHOMA MINES

McAlester. Okla. Aug 26.-Nearly
thirty miners are believed to have per
ished in HALEY. Okla. coal mine No
! at HALEY. If miles east of McAles-
ter. today. when fire destroyed th1
hoisting end of the air shafts and Gu,
off the the air from the men below.
After the entombed minerrs had
gone down in the cage the fire brok .
out oecasioned by the ignition of a
barrel Of oil which miner was try
ing TO divide.
The flames spread at once to the
shaft and all communication with the
top was at once cut of. Every effort
was made 10 reach the men bbut all
failed. There was absolutely no help
for the imprisoned miners. They have
been there under the fire since eight
o'clock this morning and there is no
ahat they are alive
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
MUL-A| MUST
IS SHOW POWERS
MUST BE TAUGHT THAT ALI
ANCE is NIECE SSARY TO
HIS WELFARE.
NEEDS MONEY TO RULE
Deposed Sultan Gathering Together
Scattered Army--BeIeved He
is Preparing to Proceed
to the Coast.

-arls, Aug. 2G. The position oil
France with regard to Morocco as a
result of the defeat Of the sultan a
record, Ab-EtAziz by his trother,
Mulai Hafiz, who has now been prs.
claimed sultan practically through ut
tho empire, is substantially as fol.
lows:
Mulai Hafiz's victory and his procla
nation as sultan at Tangier apparent
ly makes him the master Of Morocco
However to continue as sultan d.
faeto, he mist levy taxes: to levy
taxes he must maintain an army W th
which to impress and hold the tickle
tribesmen and TO maintain an army
he must have money Money Is hi,
paramount necessity; gold is the goal
ground which the entire Morocean
problem reyolyes. For gold Haf4
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
AUGUSTA. GA. SUFFERS.

Atlanta. Ga Arg. 26-A lcng dis
tauao telephone message from the As
soeiated Press correspondent Al
Augusta says the city is completels
under water In the down town por
tin9 the business houses, the tee
graph office and newspaper Offices are
completely demoralized.
There were three deaths in Augusta
TODAY. two whites and one negro.
The damage to the city and i'm.
mediate surroundings, will reach halt
Il maiicn dollars.
AT $50 tonight il was learned that
the large cotton warehouse and whole
sale grocery warehouse Of the Nixon
company were burning
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
SPRINCFIELD'S WOMAN RIOT
LEADER ENDS HER OWN LIFE
when ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Took Dose Of Poison and Died on Entering Jail
Door--kate Howard Had Been Previously
Indicted for Rotng--0thers indicted
For Murder

Springfield, H., Aug, 26-.Mrs. Kate
Howard, one OF the leaders In the re
cent riots In this city, committed SUI
cide today by swallowing acid whi o
being placed under arrest She diet
as she was being led into Jail Mrs.
Howard was the first person indict NJ
ana was held ON several counts In
$1,000 bail which she furnished.
When she was released she said she
would never be arrested again.
Today shortly after The grand jury
returned another indictment agai 81
her charging murder III connect on
with the recent lyncbings Dpnty
Sheriff Kramer went to Mrs. HoNard's
rooms to arrest her She seer t'y
swa'1cwo dose Of poison, and en-
ace mranied the deputy to the Jail
md was just entering the jail door
when she fell dead
Ten more indictments. three cha~g
ing murder, were returned this after
neon. True bills charging murdsr
were found against Mrs. Kate How
ard, Abraham Raymor and Finest,
ai'as slim" Humphrey, Raymcf an
Mis-. Howard are charged with muir
der OF the negro Burton Hnmnhr Y
is charged with the murder Of the ne
gro Dennegan Raymar Is alretdN
under indictment charging hln vi. u
the murder of Donnegan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
STERNBERC'S REMAINS
Taken to Ieipsie Thence TO Home Of
Late Ambassador - Accom-
panied BY Soldiers,

Lc.rsic. Aug 2G.-The body Of the
late Paron Won Sternberg arrived
here today and was transported TO
Tutzrtena 4 detachment of sol
dieIs bearing lighted torches accom-
panied the hcarse through Mockern to
Irt1chena. where delegates OF various
societies and a large number of school
children awaited. These also bore
torches and they marched on either
side of the hearse and followed il 70
IA residence Of the late ambassador.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
INF FANTRY TEAM
WINS BIC PRIZE
HIGHEST noNoRs At
RIFLE SHOOT AT CAMP PER.
NAVY GETS SECOND
WISCONSIN LEADS MILITIA

Camp Perry. Ohio. Aug 2e-The
United States Infantry Team won the
National Trophy and sSoe Offered By
congress. BY winning the Unitel
States Army Rife team match today
with a score Of 3.2e4 The seco1d
prize, the Hilton trophy and 500
cash. went 10 the navy team with
3-2l0 The score Of 2ISo. made bv
the cavalry team gave tho cavalry
third place. the bronze trophy the
soldier OF Marathon and $50 cash
The marine csrrs was fourth with
3.i17. and won Sfna cash FTnh
place and S75 in cash. won by Wlsco7
sin. with s.e75 which also heads ths
national guard teams Illinois scorel
2ssS ioza. 1894. All high houors
were taken by the regular army ser
vice team.
A. the conclusion 81 fhe national
team contest the national indirffnai
ns'ch hegan In this contest fhers
were seS eatries IN the indiTi.3u=i
match Dortch of the navy le.l vi.h
10. Behukun. q Wisconsin,. 80
sixth with lis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
HOSTILITY TO HUGHES
Shcwn When Horsemen Refused TO
Start in Races While Executive
Was in Fair Grounds.

PaIlston y Y. Aug 2e.-Hcsti ity
To Governor Hughes because OF bis
efforts to suppress gambling ar the
race tracks. was expressed durins
the visit Of the governor 70 the Sara
.toga county fair TO-DAY. when the own
ers of trotters refused To start in the
races while the governor was on TIE
fair grounds. The officials Of the fair
threatened AMI coaxei the hcrsenen
in vain Not until the governor had
departed did the races proceel-.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
ELLIS GETS NEW JOB
Attorney General Of Tho Given Posi-
tion Of Assistant TO Bonspsrte
Vacated BY PUrdy.

Washington. Aug &c Wade II
Ellis. now attorney general Of Ohio
has been rendered by the presideni
aHd Fas accepted the position Of As
-is- e1t - tho attorney general recent.
y HHH by Milton D. Purdy
EiiH WiH assume the duties of rs
ae-s FCeitioa as soon as the brsiness
ef tI-s present Office which Wiii re-
luire bis att7Htion fer some weeks.
w'ii permit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
CHPUBL|ClANO
754s95. .256 Acres Still Undisposed OF
Almost Half Of This is Located
in Alaska.

Washington. Aug. 2G.-From r
norris recently received from various
loeai land offices in the public land
states and including Alaska. the gen
p-sl land office has compiled its an
unal statement showing the area 0i
the public domain remaining undis-
messed Of on July 1. 1898
From the statement IL appears that
tha government still has 754.Sg5. .25f
seres Of surveyed and unsurvei
pnb1ic lands. OF this Alaska has 3eS.-
al 5e9 acres OF almost half the entire
total: Michigan has l,135.55l Minneso-
"a l.7Ss.7o5: Nebraska 3.eTl65s;
South Dakota e.55l .ze5, Wisconsin
1890.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
OF PRINT PAPER.

New York. Aug 20 The American
New spaper Publishers Association
announced the pHbiic auction Of =
car loads Of news print paper. so tons
in all. to be held in New York CITY
September 2 Ten car loads viii be
the product Of the Cheboygan. Mich
mills snd I've cars from Ottawa. Can
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
CIGARETTES PROHIBITED.

Little Rock. Ark. Aug 26.-F EaS-
ley. superintendent Of the Rock Is
land Railroad today issued a bulletin
notifying all employees that cigarette
smoking would not be permitie'id. and
the vioistors would be discharged
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
SCHOOL sUPERINTENDENTs
TO MEET IN FEBRUARY

Winoua. Mimi Aug- -Secretarr
Shepard. Of the National Educational
Association. announced today that IRE
department Of saperiHteBdcace would
meet n Chicago February 23rd. 1889
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
SNOW IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. 2G.-There wa
light fall of snow in the suburbs of
this city tonight and nurries are re-
ported from other points in Maryland,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27
LATER

McAlester. Okla. Aug. 3e.-At eight
O'Clock tonight - bodies have been
taken from the HALEY. Okla. mine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-08-27

tconeiuded OF Third PaEe)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

pt1A.el pRpsl de vRqusro tan bien como
10 paraCe. -. Es de squilibrRda mentsli'
dad, modesto, aBtuto, liHto y gonsroso,
gentil on 81 mundo social, 6gpeHo duFo
on Ia vida dc Pastor, con aTEanqusB do
atTsvimiento , Aun dc CTusldRd 81 la ooa.
MON 10 Eequiere.
Aunqu0, por 90 buOn nacimiento, poBs0
81 refnRmiento eduoaCi6n de an euro.
pe0, quedRTfR completamente C0RFido 8
peEplejo Bi le pidisFRn que die8a au def
nici6n dc ID palabTs ''miedo''.
ZlCk Miller hB TehusRdo 10 que Ia ma
yoria do loB hombrsa ConRidoFarfRn como
bEillantsB pFopoHiCionsB de CompEomiBo
pRFR 81 teatFo. El hip6dromo no le antu'
nisBma gran cOsa. Sc dice que Fecibs
muchas , magnifcaB CREtRa do pFopoaiCio'
nes matTimoniRle1'' de laR mas ballaB do
mas, quisnsB 10 RdmiEan como uu fdolo.
81 esto e8 aGi, nadie 10 hRs sBsbido FOR Zack,
pueB 30 CoTrsDpondenciat % entsERmsntO
pEivadR. Adem6g de todRg estaB ciHCuus
tAnoiAB no hay duda de. que 81 gAlante
Yaquero tiene un bravo CoTRz6n para ena'
moran todo el rGsto do las bellaR que que
dan en- 30 inCipiente cRTTeTR. No hRbEfa
de BentiEBs tfmido en- cuRIquieFa de log
REEsbAtoB aTdientaB de jovsn LoChinvsr.
La safioEita Ana BighSaTt o. unR sefio'
Tita india On todo su sspIendoF. Es una
pFinCaBa On Hu tribu. Tien0 81 tftulo Rg9.
guERdo, poFqu0 suI padres Bon los indioB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25
ZaCk y Ia priDC0@ india

mas riCoB On lon Eatadog Unidos. Anita
poses dc dsr0Cho propio $50 acres de to-
r 40 an 81 CRRl 90 hR sxplOtado lR indu8-
tFia del Rceita.
PeEo aBto no tisns NADIA que veT con Is
bslIeza de O5Rgs Ain sin Oaan CiECunB-
tRnCias, podris muy bien Her una pEinCosa
rsinR de Las flores entire Lon OapulloB dc
FosRB del iRFdin de las mas b0llRB niiAB
90 dsstaOR dnicamsnHO por aus m6Eitos
peFsonaloa.
iVaya que u! PoTqus Ana Bighsart
tisne grande8 ojoB negroB una hOrmosa
CAbGll0TR do GnCRntadoFeB buGleB f0tanteB
= una obsCuFR psro bella complexion, y.
delicado CUTS, voz musical, viVRcidad
amSble, psFfsoCionRda por nm cRF6cteF re-
s0FvRdo y modesto.
Ah0Fa no 90 CrsR que todoB eBtoH actraG
tivoS son oCultRdos por los collRreB, plu'
mas y dOmAa ornamentol pTOpiOs de Ia
mujsr india.
No 60 aHi, no! La Ben0rita BigheRTB
hR Sido eduCAdR ca ana eBeuBlR superior
de asfioFitSg, poE cuyo motive hRbla la
lengu2 indfgsnR de Olsgo e3n imPsEfsC
ci6n.
Ento bR ayudado digminuir ~ popu'
IRridad entire los i6vensa de % tribu.
OoHa gus nj un bledo le impoEta Ia
bslls Ants, como 10 vsrk por 81 Biguisnte
Felat0.
81 psssdO. ysrsno, cusndo Anita pAsa'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25
Ell ES Ell TIPO CENUI-
model vaquGrO anne
riCano.
Fl PTasidente, al VsrIe en- ell Oests,
tuVO una gIata S0rpTeSa.
Es hambre de gran VaI0r y con una
Caheza digla de Byron.
[Reproduoido de N, Y, worldl

Zlck Miller, de Oklahoma, 60 uns mag
mica fguFR de nm cowboy" americana.
Un ideal peFfscto dol tipo. AL inBtante
do vsE Su EetFatO, 90 pienBa on el CaF6cteF
juvenil del 6itimo melodRama Eom6ntic0
de Augustus ThOmRg, ChBrle1 e. BlR'
nsy, paTsci6ndols apEopiado I'm tftulo como
81 de "LRGcA" 6 81 do "LoDg LaEiat" do
Rio GEande.
Cuando ae We & ZlCk Mitlor con aun
ValioBaG vestiduFag RrEequivlI, On el
Cuallo On pAfuel0 de gedR, 90 ChAlGCo boz. ;.
dado, y "a anCho BombEerO on una cabsER
digna do Byron, gsntado como un osntRu'
70, on Ia rico gal6pago mejiCRno do plNtR,
Hobra 81 mRgnifC0 pOtTo manChado, que
vale mas que una CRla y una fortuna; con
apAEisnCia fabuloaa do T0mGntiCo, do YER
daderO jinsts de oCcidents, al inHtRnts 10
RxClRrnR:
-EAto no Cd 6CCi6n, nj fAlHedRd ;rnita'
tiVR, Hino la exiltenCiR real del genuine
Vaquer0.
EatO fu6 10 que> enssguida 10 Ie ocuEFi6
Tsodoro RooHavelt On Bu 6ltimo viOje 81
Oaate, 81 yer & ZACk, On Warrington. La
BegundR inVitRCi6n fu6 HeguidR de lG ViGi'
tp. CondDjsEon al noble pastor Al deBpR'
Cho de 0StudioS stnogFGfcoU, ?, indica'
clones de Roosevelt De hiEO del jov0n I'M
molde de yeEo para ger Cons0Tvado como
reproduction exRota dol vGFdRdoFo vague
70 aMeTiOano.
"A principles dol aigIo vsints qu0dRn
PoCo1 do noBotEoB, puOa eBtRmoB deaapRT0'
Ciendo-dijO ZACk.-Nue1tra ERga, como
IL do loB b6faloH, pEonto 90 GxtiDgnir6.
Miller eBtS ahoTa an 81 asplendor do "a
juventud. OusntR RpanRs tEeintR ail0E.
&xcepto 81 tempo que invieTts On CompEaG
y VsntaS, 81 reato 10 smplea On Ii ganRde'
Ria.
'tDiaz mil ganadoB EueIton" On, como 81
70 dijeEa poCR Co1R para Miller, poTqu0 81
y aus don hermano8 poR6sn El Rancho
101, Ia m6s CelsbFSda ganAdeEiR On 81
NoTosate de Oklahom0. A manudo CompER
gsnRdo por vRlor de 100000. Si al
guien pieEde on la paEtida, de SeguEo que
90 q otro sujetO negoCiants.
Hace POGO 81 banCo do KANSAS City en-
C0ntE6 entire aus bieneB tenfR I'M million
de ROrsS dc teFFenoB pEopioH para gGnado
an Las frontsrag do Mexico. FL pogeedoE
int0nt6 ConBeguiT & ZAck para que Lar nd
minintEaTs, psFO Z1Ck psnB6l que IA viejO
gRnRderfa ''Ciento Uno" 10 tonfR tan oCu
pado como el douoabS. Y no quiGo de-
jAFla.
10 admirable en- ZRck o. que 81 dsuem'
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bR Las vaCRCioneB en- "a Casa, an jovsn in
dio vino poF ella. Rode6 con cinCuents
de suB mejoEeB cAbAlgaduEaB In icRsR de
BigheaEt. Eato Biguiicaba una PROPOSE.
Ci6n de mAtFimonio.
81 81 era aceptad0, loH csballoB paBaEian
& pTopisdad de papk Bigheart. La dnics
respueBtR que tuvo el jGven Willie Gray
Horse, fa6 sl que lie dSvolviersn todoH nug
cabRlloV, 10 que ignifesba que tel era Ee.
chazado. Un caballo de otEo coloE-el
Rpellido del pTstondiente era OabRllo-eEa
el que 20 necesitAba para llenRr los re-
quiBitos.
En- vOrdad, Ia gsntil Ana, NO buBcabA
IN amanta en- 80 Easa. Ella guerra IN
hombRe blanco, probablemente IN suTopeo,
Vendrfa alguien & aquel Ritio por caIua.
lidad pc snamoKRrfa de tai bellezaI EBto
ora 10 impoEtante.
DeCididamente, Mi8B Bigh8ardt tsndEfR
que visjSP , visjar mas 8 msnoH de inC6g'
nita, para ColmaE ol anhslRdo deseo de hu
CoERz6n. Esto 10 puede ella hRCsr CON
lujo comodidad, su guBto placer.
POr unR CoBR puss, visne ella Nav
York sHte afio, On Ia de PsalizRF 30 desso
de eonocer 6EloB hombEeB bIaucoH do Ia
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cluoad gRande.
PeFo lOEE FsHeTvRda, poEque para slejir
un i6ven no neCesita una bellezR eHtRr vi
gilando, muCho mOnog cuRndo eUB bellies
eB una princess dc ojoH negTos , enCsntR'
doge8, atRvisdR RdGm6B con los lujoBoS
vestidos de moda, pTopioI do ma princess;
an BombEOro ''ViudR RlegVe" de amor
males dimennioneg. Rscusrden, mueha
choB, que ellis por ~ Hola lbsll'za me-
rsce ser amads, , de8d0 luego con
trasr matrimonio. Lo de slejir j6vsn
ss1fs para ella tarOa demABiAdo f6cil.
Lo mas impoEtants intsrsgAnts todR'
via no ae hR dicho. Miss. Ana BighaaTt
hiz9 ana viBitR 4 la ganRdeEfa de Zlck
Miller. El afamGdo ganAderO del Rancho
Ciento Un0, fd6 sIlG, 4 ver 6 ~ aRmiga,
Ia Befiora Zack Miller, con quitn ,hR de
vsniF & New York este versnc.
fOh, 81 ZaCk 81 caBRdo! mo BE Saba
todo sBc2 su espoIR o. ella miamO. Una
hiia de la natuFslGzA que CORE cRbRllo
diEpaRR tan bien como 81.
Considerable los muchoB pretsndieDteB
& la mano de Ana BighsaTt, Gs dsbe pen
uaF que al STANDARD Oil Company" lie
hubieFs gustR6o mucho tsnerls poT yeEns,
por aquello de que loB pcz3n de aeeite en-
sus $50 Rcraa de teFEOno slt6n EsboBantea
de natural 1ique8R. Pero ella dsbG ha,
llaRsa hRIagsdG On 50 tenor de que nm
hombrs del Standard OIL, 10 am aria sim
pIamOnte, psTo no tan intsnBAmente como
% bsllo fusrte pastor.
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De S0CIEDED.

El baiEe de anOohe. "A Las 9 de Ia no.
che comenzaron llegRT IoH Hnlonas del
CaHino, conveniontsmOnte ArreglAdoH para
81 bAilP, las damaH que hRbfan de dar Ia
mas EimpSiiCa meta de u fSHtR.
III primer vRlg De 10 q Las 9 40, Mas
de so phreiaH HalieTon & bailaFlo. Des.
pies foe cump'ido eI programs de 10 pie
saHy IL 30 tDdRvfa reudfan Culto
TeEpsfcoHe IN buen Il nsEo de aficionadoH
& nusstroH inimitableI baiIaH.
ri Kamills dc dRmitaa era bIilIants y
TeCordamos entire elias Las diBtiDguidaH
Hfi,ritBs Aboy, CRldsr6n, Hohsb, Cali
names, GOrbss, Y mo .ssmP, Amado, AGsn'
clio, BsEgO, Eacudsro, Lopez Csparo Ma
FiRnitR, CRTTsTo, CaTmslina CeTFa, FaHi
nandez Juneop, SksFRet MatuFRnR, UFEu'
ti' Cepsro, OtsEr, LlaLFeH Warren, Mo-
reno CaldeFon, Molina, Altita SsrFa, Ga
"a, CRmpTIs, DAvidaoD, LIuII, MsItz,
HsnarsE, IgsEaviiss, BisoIr; Miro, Viz
caTrondo, FeFnAndeE Mater, PujOI, LaE'
BslettS, Lara Brunei. Una lindfsima
oubanitR, con IL eEquisita gEaeiA de IN
bendita tierFa, de negFfsimoH oIos gsntil
continente, luci6 Rllf tRmbien "a bellsza
diItinci6n. Sc llama L, lita B!RBco per-
msnecsrf aqLf hIltG 81 domingo pr6ximo
en- que embaEoa para ID HabRna. En- el
bEile fac muy admiEsdR dsia pTofundR
huellE de EimpatfaI admiration aquf.
A lRE II poT no hsbsr CAIRO especial,
se retiFnFon Las eonCuEFsntsn de SAntuEca
ContinuRndo el baile con las f4milias De
Ia ciudad.
Rssult6 pusB una busnA fssta Ia de-
anoche en 81 Canino J pusdsn eTtaT EatiA'
fschoB los gtfioFeH dc lR ComiEi6n De fsSts.
jos, Alvarez NavR, La HAbA , PsFeE
1 PisTEst.
Los que vueIUsn.-Eu 81 vapor que lie.
GO sats ma fGnR de Nue7R Yolk, FegJsg6
sI gobeFnsdoF PoIt
Tsmbien TtgTss6 81 iuez de Ia CoFts de
Ponce Befi1T Martin 3. Gill, que essuYa
en- Btados Unidos sn uBo De licsncis.
La bslla diItinguidA u n 1Fits Ana Ri
"a ms, hijs del posts don Manuel, vino
tambie1 de NuevA YoE sl donds sStuvo
ssiH HsmansB, en- union de "a Hgfi8E hsEma.
no Manolo J de II diEiinguida BsflsER en-
poHa de este.
In diItinguida Btfi9rR del gabsEnRdoE
| qusd6 en- EatRdos Unidoa per motiYOH do
sAlu5, vsndrf pEobabIemsnts "a OctubEl.
Bienve1idoE sean loE eBtimableI visjsEoL
sEMPER
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Ia Casa Real de Portugal
Y los iDgIeses"
Ell deficit dol Rsy don Carlos.

Ia Casa Real dc Portugal eat6 ccnE-
tAntsmsnte Ritisds por GcreedoFeI que re.
ClamAn el pDgo de las deudas contraidaB
poF 81 difanto RsY Carlos
81 Tribunal Civil acabs, iguaImente,
de condenar 6 Ia Reina Maria Pfa, 4 pa
gar uno de IoG CaTniceTos proveedoEss de
PalRcio IR cantidad de mil cincue1ta fran.
cor que &c le AdeudRbap. Desde que el
Tey hE musTto no 90 hs psgado un Tsis en-
loT gGItoG de Is CRua Real pueI sl naevo
pToyecto de lR liHta civil no hR Bido RpFo
bado adn por laB CcrteB , los proveedoTsB
smpiezan canHRTBe, amenssRndo no dRF
"a NADIA ls Casa RssI en- tanto no sean
pSgSdos de suB cusntsB antsvioTeB.
81 deficit de la CIenta, particular del
rey Csrlog, Bolamsnte en- el afIo de 1907,
arTois IN dfisit para al pueblo de coTca
de IN million medic de dollars.
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En- Ias etaPas de Rusia.
Tsrronos cublurtos Do nIln durlntu sells mosos.

En- laH stapsB de RuAis, donde hay re-
bE 1oE inmsnEcs, no 81 TREo vaT RlgunoB de
tReintR cuRFsntR mil vacaH que gaRtsn
gafaB enoEmes como la de los doctoFeu
chinoF
AqusIloH tsTrenoG eBtEn cubisrtcs de nis'
We duFante seis meseS del Ifi7, 10 cual no
excluye que nl trRves de la nieve aHomen
laEgaE tsmporadas los extremoS de una
lieTbs, pero & conBscuenciA del rsHplRndoE
de la nievs hsEidR por los FaYos del sol, ls
mRyoTfa de las VRcRB sufrfRn h9EEiblemen
to de eftAlmiRT, muchAI SO qusdAban Gle
gas del TODD no pocSB moEfan del exseIo
de Dfamaci6n sn loB oios.
Para evitRT cato % ids6 81 poneEleI unaH
gafaR fAbTieadaI con cueEo criltsleB shn.
madol; sl uSO de elias di6 excelentsB re.
Hultadog, = ahoTs apsnAH hay ALI vaca que
en- inVieFno 40 gIlts gsfAl.
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lista de pssajgros del 'PhiIaEeIphia.

Mr.. Maria Barr6B, Mis- Msrcelsu
AguRyc, Mr.. Antonio FantaugBp, {. Han
BelleAn, I. P. ssntiilo, F. p Helzue, Luis
Jim6ns1 Castro, Miss. Maria Jim6aez Cas-
tTo, Bother A. Brom. Mr.. A. B. Finney,
Mrs SChoItsr' Mr.. Carlos WosthAling,
Min. Cornslia HsIbTos. Mr.. y Mrs L.
PlanaB Martin, Miss. Sullivan, Mr.. G. A.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Los dfsa
29 , 30 del coETisntes ms de Janio On In
Casa de pTeItamoI de 81. Lopez CspsEo,
(Ssn Jose 16) e VsndorGn Cd p6bliCa Bu'
blsta, infnidAd de prOndaB qus no han d.
do TenoYAdaa al enncsIndnH durants nsia
mUu. u oaua eontin6a re- opaEaeie1Cz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-25

-Anocho lIev6 efscto an sBpIendi'
do baile la Hociedad 'Simbolo dc Amis-
tad" Feinando en-. Gl muehR Rnimaci6n.l ;
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Ia sepuItHFa de
una muItitud de lagos.
Los VsquslltOs % iRImlIas qVs hulGun sObrl
ID terra J On las Iguls.

FL gran Vslls eomprsndido entire Roc
ky Monntain'' J ls Sierra NsvAdn, en-
loH EEtados UnidOs, ss Ia Bspultura de una
multitud de lsgog musFtoH.
EnteFEadoH con ellos est6n los sIquele'
tOg de RnimalaI que yivisEon BobFe II tie
EFR , ga laH aguRH de aquslloH lsgoS desR'
paFscidoH mucho tismp1 anteI gus fasra sl
hombFe HobEs 81 plansia.
La lfneR f6Erea del Southern Pacific
CTuzs hoy 165 millas corrisndo sobEs la
cBma del que fus lago "LahoutRp."
DIV, v. B. Parsons. Miss. B. f. Halt.
Mr.. 7. N. Lippitt, Jole Andrads, o. w.
BsnitE, Mr. = Mr.. Juan MGItfntE
OunghtsrR, Mr.. w. H. SEndgon, Mrs.
ISabsIIo NA, k snB'e, Mr.. Charles Octheut
Frances @. Garcia, EEnesto Rivera, G.
Jones, F. Fannirg. s G Solen, G Tobe.
FFg, g DAnislEon. 81 A BKettie, SaholteF,
EwArd Mamie, Tssmas st. kss, Corporal
II. w. epOrg'sE, Bspjsmfa P. EVarts,
William Ensp2ih F9aLk VsEdieE, lhn
r. OaEsY, William Eudui5, JoIsLh HaHri.
son, A MeIsndl ., Mr. Mrs Hall, ( T u7o
sChulze. Ohas PipeE, r D Montgomery,
A K MarchRIl Agustin Fabrilcs Mr. ,
Mrs d DuvaI.
Aver ombarcaEon abordo del "PhiIa
dslphiR" para EuTopR, via EGtadoI Uni
daI, loG egposOI Planas, quisnsI nos rue.
gan les despidamoI en "a nombRs de aus
numeTosoI amigog. Feliz viais dsuOamol
{ los sSpoHoH PlanaH muchlI BatiEfse.
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