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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
REMOVAL.

Edward Gaby has moved his Fluf.-
Rng Works from $50 West South TEN
pie to the corner of Fourth North and
second West streets. where he viii in
few days be ready to turn off the
work for his many customers Mr..
Gaby did not regret moving. as he was
much IN n need of larger place of busl
ness. 1he new address is 465 North
Second West, and is reached bv the
Warm SPRINGS car Line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

tuesday for Coronado Beach to spend
the summer there. Mr., Moran accom-
panied them on their trip down, but
Will return within few days.
=, Mrs c. A. Smith and family left
Saturday evening for the Hermitage in
Ogden canyon, where they will spend
the next two weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
SUNDAY EXCURsTONs
Via Denver & Rio Grande r

VLd DeH"tl q tElO Efande Z. r,
10 Ogden, 1925 n. m. 1920 p. m. 81 90
10 Provo Canyon, $50 d. m, $40
=. -. 20
TO Pharaoh s Glen, $50 A. ms so
Returning on any train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

the building is the large living room,
16X2S feet in size. with heavy beamcd
ceiling, oak wainscoting. mission fire
places and commodious window seats.
The structure viii represent in the
highest degree the colonial style of
architecture, with huge chlmneys and
manv attractive features Of interior
arrangement. The building WIZ cost
about $1,000 and was designed by w
j. Camomile
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
Deaths.

Thomas Jenkins Lambert, l.. ID. s hos
pltali perltonitls; aged sc; June so.
Douglas Lyman Johnson, Jordan river:
drowning; aged I; July /.
Wallace Leo Johnson, Jordan river:
drowning; aged .. July l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
A SPECIAL TRAIN.

Leaving ogden II p. m.,
for Salt Lake, Sunday, July 4th. via
Oregon Short Line. Only Sl10 round
trip on that day. A big bicycle meet
will be held
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
Marriape Licenses.

Robert NJ. Haddock and Hazel Wright
of Salt Lake City.
Nick Bulich and Tonil<a Badonnac Of
Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
Building Permits.

James II. Donkln two-story. seven
room brick store, 1859 East Sec
ond South 4 0o0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

George NJ. Reese. 25S Eas, Third South,
boy.
W. j. Hill. 900 Wall street, boy
Ambrose Hisham, G63 Eighth aycnue.
girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04
Building Permits for Week.

Fourteen building permits calling for
total expenditure Of $G4 800 were is
sued by building Inspector Hirth in the
week ending Saturday. The first three
days of the week completed the month
Of June, so only the permits issued in
the last three days of the week Will
count upon the record for July. With.
IN these three days, however, six per
mlts. amounting to $4,000, were is
sued. which gives the current month
fairly good start towards catching un
with last July, when the permits
amounted to $424 $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

The above is cut of the beautiful cottage we have
just completed on Second avenue, between r and
streets Strictly MODERN large rooms large porches
furnace full cemented basement south front macadam
street. See us for price and terms
E. 3. CASADY & co. 400 Atlas Block
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

Avoid the heat, mosquitoes, black
gnats, deer flies and house flies by 90.
ing to Upper Falls resort.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

toSGraphIc materials and kodak supplies
of all kinds have been the word ALI
through the week
The demand for builders hardware
has been in keeping with the reports
! from real estate men and contractors
that extensive operations are being car
RED on in the erection OF new homes
ana the development Of residence local
ltles IN different sections of the city.
Garden hose has sold especially well
during The past week probably on ne
count of the great heat OF the past
lew days and the necessity of keeping
the front lawns we'll watered. The call
for summer laprobes, whips. light driv.
ing harness and saddles for vacation
riding purposes has keep well up to
the average.
On the whole, business appears to
be excellent. Both Wholesale and re-
tail lines have been strong. and reports
from out-of town districts Indicate that
everything is moving forward in way
that leaves no doubt of prosperity
throughout the iniermountain country. |
Letters from customers in the country
districts indicate a general satisfaction !
with trade conditions.
Financial Conditions.
Brokers report that the continuation
of the easy money market in business
and trade will be a noticeable feature
throughout the year. The quietncss of
the local stock and bond market is ac-
counted for on the ground that it is
now the period when many quarterly
dividends are paid. The market has
been firm, however, and there viii be no
lack of activity, it is said, following
the quarterly payments. Following arc
the latest quotations for local stocks
md bonds,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-04

Picture Framing.
MldgleyBodel Co., 33 East LIST So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
TheDentaI Monopoly
Is on The Run

| have made charges against the
Washington State Dental Society
and the state dental examining
board which defy contradiction. |
will pay for the publication Of tho
answer TO my charges. but the an
nwer must be made BY som. msm.
Dor Of the dental board or State
Dental Society.
have decided TO take my time
and uhorouKhiy expose tho dental
boards arbitrary uisfeaaance In Of.
flee.
| will prove that there has not
been a lawful examination given BY
the dental board in this state since
1908.
will prove that the dental law
"a arbitrarily administered
will prove that a dentists quail.
lfieatlonu are dIsrexarded. and un-
lesn he agrees TO abide by the rules
and regulations Of the dental board
and society there II no possible
chance for him 10 pass this board
will prove that the dental mo.
nopoly prohibits the study OF den.
tia,ry IN this state
will prove that that a oonspir.
acy exists against all dentists who
advertise.
will prove that tho dental boagd
and aociety'a rules prohibit a den.
tiat from guaranteeing his work
This dental work Is purely an
economic struggle The society
and board desire TO keep all den.
lists out Of this state.
My charge for firstclass work Is
Just half the price charged by those
who are trying to drive dentists out
Of this state. You understand
therefore. when | make one dollar
on your dental work you save a
dollar. and the gang loses two dol.
lars.
Il IL authoritatively stated that
the human mind. like water. seeks
It's level along the line Of least re-
slstance. This probably accounts
for some Of the woaid-be ethical
dentists having water on the brain
and a greedy mind.
Remember. do not do cheap
dental work. nor do ! compete with
cheap dentists. do the best work
at half the price charged by the
dental monopoly.
Tho question is Shall the PEG.
pie In Washington be the Judges
as to who Ia tho best dentist, or
shall the dental monopoly be al.
lowed to pick the peoples pockcts1
EDWIN J. BROWN. o. o. s..
IA First Az. Union Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

SAN FRANciHco. May ii.-Be.
Gauss % hts sbiiity At fan tan. An
Moan to-day d baskinE In the SMILES
u pretty Foy TOY. a chinatown
bale. willis preparations Tor their
wedding are being made. The fact
thai Moon bears upon bis bread
eeunisnancr disfixurinE marks u a
personal encounter with Charles
Dong. Who also loved the small fuy
fef. but whose fan tan ahiiity r.
not % marked. makes no difference
10 the maiden. Auan and Dong
wsrr ssiiors for buy Toys hand.
and following her decision that they
must decide between themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
COAL STRIKE
IS MADE .

gOLpENbALE. Wash, May l1,-
Coal plain, ordinary soft coal haa
caused more excitement and talk
than the laat eireua that came 10
town, for flght within the city limits
a l2fooi ledge Of the black fuel
has been discovered by men drilling
a wen.
Seventeen years ago drilleru
struck coal nj depth OF las feet,
but they were not conscious VI II
At that time They supposed II was
rock and abandoned any further At
tempt 10 find water. owing 10 crude
machinery That was IN new I'D
dltion OF tho city known aa Fair
View.
Now after II years have elapsed.
~ ~ Brooks. OF this city. and
Charles Newell. Of kllenaburR
Wash, have made sure that coal
does exist there aud have occurred
options on tho property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND
after MANY YEARS

Chicago. and had not heard a Word
u him since 1894
4 dispute aver tho estate o.
fheratpna wifes sister. 10 ehirh
lanes Leslie Thornton was Involved.
vas shfonicicd In the Chicago paper
which Thornton CHANGED To Rad
Hurried teirxrsphic communist
,lon with e,hiras', authorities result
81 in the iosaiion II the hoy. and
lhpFhlen wilt 80 10 join him at
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
TRUCE
PATCHED UP

Nv InlTed FTeaal
HAN FRANCISCO. May IL
The recent amleable agreement
among David Hclasoo. Harrison
Grey Fako and the klaw 4 Erlan.
gcr theatrical syndicate was effect.
ed by Attorney Gerber LEGAL repre-
sentative " the trust, and Of Be
lasco according to statement by
Fred liolasco, Who returned from
New York late last nisht
While no agreement was signed
llelaHoo stated to-day the three Inter
rata will Indulge In no unjust dis
elimination. and will show IN one
anotherH houses when convenient
or desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
QlI10EFOUND LYING
Fac 10 FACE

KtIRFAx Cal, NAY l77-LFlnF
~ . h<s bcked In each others
ia TO szs~fcrs were sncsrtted
= y Leo Gsmbeif ranch near
N Further search today result
u h tisegscrs Of a number Of
sfe<'=s o. Indian manufacture and
! , Hlistsd that the bones afe
~ VI members Of the TaHai
~ Which encs Inhabited the
ou;rf nov Maria county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
TRY THIS TOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces Of flYesfinr with
a half-ounce n Virgin on ~ Pins
compound PURE and = haif pint of
straight WHISKY Shake Neli, and
take In doses o. teaapuunfui avery
four hours This nixfure possesses
the healing. heaishfai properties
u the Pinrs. and viii hreak a cold
II twenty -four hours and cure any
cough that IL durable IN hayins
shfs f0ruuia put up. be sure that
your druGstst uses the Henuins
firzfu on of Pine compound pure.
nreuared aud guaranteed only ~
ITO ienrh Chemical Co Cincinnati. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

sAN FRANcisco May ~
rhrouxh The chance perusai q a
three weeks old etie4gp paper. !. u.
Thornton tn.iay Il In communication
with his only child. Jamr. Leslie
rhernioa. who disappeared whrn he
vas year. old. rhasn,en believed
the by to have been slaaarsd By
Mr. rherpion after separation in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

social for members will he
given on Thursday. MAJ 20. BY the
Young Ladies' institute. A class Of
nine will be given the first degree,
while an honorary membership will
BE- conferred upon Miss Martina
lohnatone. editor Of the Northwest
Catholic Progress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

uS FRASClsco' Nay IL
as<xrsnssn srrinss today threaien
. 11aaz's sssral acres u Golden
s<s< tsfk. and . efew of lai,oref-
= 4 razk tAfnTinx ~ dykes around
z1lAft AAs. shlch Il rising rapidly
rsks he water brxins 70 rscede
slIhsn Tie nszi lea days. a pumping
~ y stainass system viii have
- y in<tzlisd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
PLAYS FAN TAN:
WINS a WIFE

Who is tho better man. game Of
ian tan Vas agreed upon. They
played hut after Moon had aon an
easy yietory. the defeated one at.
iaeksd him sayaseiy. and hat for the
inisrfereaee u the poles might have
Inflicted more than facial injury
upon hia rival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
TAFT WILL UnvEIL
MONUMENTS


WASHINGTON. May iT-Presl.
dent Taft tomorrow niaht will do
part for Petersburg. Va. where be
viii unyeil the Fort Malone mouu.
ment Prom Petersburg the presl
dent will go 10 Charlottesville, n.
G. where he will assist IN the cele.
hfaiion Of the anniversary Of the
Mecklenburg declaration Of indie
pondcnce The president will speak
eSiomporAneoasly at both places.
Mrs Taft, 81. iuhsefand. ambaasa.
dor Of France. Capt butt. military
aide to the president. aud Wendell
Mischief, Tait's assistant secretary.
will comprise the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

Resue NJ o'eI from our Great STOCK
tIosss s -. sale they are being
~ MI =, o., regardless Of cost. They S
isrsd !, 1 s Of anything ever Of.
Asm w. seattle, Come IN and look
hpsr IT = Federal Paint 8 wall
Y, lsH nt.t ~ e'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
The MARKETS

se1i~vssg srs the s,trax-
-. esess< ~ The local y belle.
~ . tsrsi pr~dsr<. n.ess. aaa
rr1<<s 10 eli erses are sab
= sssiefisn. ssrsrafua 10
1891 er1 nre~fsi ererifsner
eess prizes. usls.. sshsrwis~
,s& sr< Tor strictly first
ExEr arS u.ffsx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
ulMHE BATES WILL
TOUR THE COAST

an FEaNcisCO. May ii-ffea
49, fstarnsa this merning from
Z. ysss ana hfinss ihe announce
-. III h. i 10 b. ne sole man E
=. Z BAinehe Bates fer Il
-. western tour, which viii ia
- rselnr coast ritics, and reach
- = nmahs and kansas City wssi
~ Anont the plays he has -.
..-st ~ IN rnming stasan are
.|,..naiss The Lion aud the
49, n warrrns u NlrEluts.
- m ofifadef<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17
ENGLISH DUKE TO
FARM IN AMERICA

wv ".H""E
LtxnoS' May ii-As a result
a n Rupa~d lnrrraffd incame
ana h hadxst sahmiited By
lis<oerks he Dsks q Bedford
,.sssSss sana holder ard scientific
is,7r. = to invest ssiee 900 tn cal
ssrk saosfdlnk 70 report cur
s-st - iniay
nxsmlnnns- rhnrney estates in
cxnt<si<s<alre rrcvntlY were esid
b u ssrrnn>ni BY the Duke u
B<<tsi n 4 <,ri IN esccss u 500.
~ >-ln1k Tks procseds q this
al 4 : ~ I'll b. Invested m
c1iIfafnk 1Frrx lands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-17

am rs years old aud for the last
10 years had suffered with liheuma.
tlsm. but a short time ago ! under
went a course Of Bake Oven treat.
ment with l.oughney a I.oughney
and since that time have had no
rheumatism. | believe ! have found
lasting cure In the Bake Oven
treatment l.ougbney a Loughncy
have their offices Mt the Peoples
Savings Bank building. corner Sec.
ond avenue and Pike street, Suite
$50 TO 325; hours, 4 y. m to .. m.
Sundays. . to " only. They give
free consultation and their prices
are within reach Of all, very reason.
able. | feel very grateful to those
drugless healers and they are max.
Ing remarkable cures In cases that
we're considered lncurable
Sincerely. A. PuLvER,
1886 Taylor Az.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-20

le dio cuenta de la crisis de Douar-
nenez V de las numerosas calamlda-
DIES que son consecuencia de ella. Des
pues de una conferencia con cl minis
tro, cl presidente rcsolvi6 que la 81
tuaci6n sea cxaminada en- cl maspro
ximo Consejo.
M. Barthou, ministro dc obras
publicas, V cl general Brun. minis
tro de la guerra, han visitado en- el
Palacio Grande la Exposition Aero
nautica.
Paris, octubrc Ij.-El correSpon--
sal del "Matin" en- Oran dice que re-
sulta de los relatos de personals que
llegan de Melilla que las tropas cspa-
holas Sc mantienen todavia cerca de
la costa y que no han podido pcnc-
trar en- el interior, dbnde tondran
que combatir con numero SOS advcr
sarios en- un terrno dific!l.
I'm f6sil humane que rcmonta
4 la epoca terciaria, es decir, vcintc
mil amos por los menos,fue descubicr
to aver en- el departamento de la Dor
dogne.
Paris, octubre l3.- FL doctor "a
hct, miembro dc IA Camara dc Dipu-
tados, ha declarado que en- seguida
dc la aperture del Parlamento pre-
sentara una petici6n de ereditos des-
! tinados q Ia creaci6n de cstacione-
de aeroplanos en- Paris, Bur,lco-
Msrsella.. BE fort, Nantes. Cherbu
! go, El Havre. Dunkerke, Lila So
dan. Cada estaci6n debera tener una
plataforma de partida y de descan.
80 i TERRA, un deposito de aeropla-
nos Y un taller de rcparaciones. T.
Touring Club de France apoya Ga
proposition.
italia
Roma, octubre l3.-Esperase q,l,
dentro de una semana, el emperadol
de Russia haga una vista al rev Il.
Italia Ell signor Melgari. embajado
! dc Italia en- San Petersburgo. ha lIe-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-20

asamblea del partido rcpublicano
anunciada para el %, en- la cual Sc
tratara del mariscal Fonseca y Sc ira
bajara por la del ex-presidente Ro-
driguez Alves. Vice-presidente sera
nominado ell Sr. Assis Brazil.
III Sr. Campos Sales renuncio su
candidatura y en- cambio Rodriguez
acepto la que Sc lie ofrece.
Mexico.
Mexico, octubre l5.-El Sr. Julio
Limantour, hermano del ministro
de Hacienda y miembro del consejo
de Direction del Banco Internacio-
nal Hipotecario de la Buenton Ciga-
rette Cy. y de la Compahia Nacional
Dinamita, d. ha fallecido anoche, d
causa de fiebre tifoidea. Tenia 45 a
nos de edad. Su muerte ha sido SEN
tidisima en- la alta sociedad, en- e
mundo financiero V tambicn en- Ia
colonia francesa, pues la famllla de
Limantour cs de origen frances.
Estados unidus.
Washington, oetubrc l5.-El hui
racan que ha atrevasado i Cayo Hue
so la extremidad dc la pc
ninsula de Flarida s. hi desvia-
do sensiblemente del Nor;e por en-.
Gina de la ciudad dc Miami. Despue.
de haber arrasado esa poblacion sa
li6 de la costa Y Sc aleio, conservar
do teda su violencia, en- la direcci6r
del Noreste. rumbo a las islas Ber
mudas, siguiendo el Cult Stream.
Ha pasado, pues, todo peligro en- Il
que respeeta q la costa americana
pero ell huracan puede causar toda
via nunerosos naufragios en- su mar
cha q traves del Atlantico. El centrt
del cicl6n estaba hoy en- la mafan,
q 2 @ 300 millas mar afuera de Jack
sonville.
Frsscia.
Paris, octubre l6.-Esta mafiani
ha reeibido el presidente del Cons
10 al subseeretano de Marina, quiel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-20

fetadas al gobernador para que me
ncierren?
mira y talla, y no seas bruto
Pero, idonde .estara ese loco?
-Mire usted esta loca empenada
en- coger el chiflido....
-Pero, Seso que es?
Gel empleado que e,1sei1a Ia casa).
Esta loca Sc pasa el dia dando un
silbido, y asi que 10 da quiere CO.
ger el ruido que hace con las dos
manos.
-iComo 81 fuera una mosca!
!, ESQ es.
-iPues va tiene para el ratio! LIE
digo usted que 81 estamos aqui
mucho salimos todos remetados.
olga usted, Sno podriamos yer q uno
que dicen que 10 adivina todo?
(El empleado sonriendo). .-iAh, 81
Avellanas!
lie llaman Avellanas?
-Sf, es SUI apellido. Vengan uste
des. Pero no Sc rian nj lie molesten
porque entOnces.
"A yer 81 Sc nos "aparece',
-Pudiera ser.
-Bueno, ,pues mas valdria pensar
antes 10 que lie vamos a preguntar.
-Es verdad. iQue quieres pedir-
le?
va 10 Sc padre!
"A yer que Sc lie ha ocurrido 4
este.
-Deieme usted mi, madre, de-
| jeme usted a mi, Lo que Sc lie va a
preguntar es en- que numero va a
caer el premio mayor!
! -iTiene razon eLchico!
-iBuena preguntita es!
i Este es hijo de padre, tiene idea.
-jClaro! 10 es adivino 9 no 10 es!
Isl 10 es, que nos olga eI numero!
Ell empleado. o.-Ya estamos.
-lCallaos!
Ell empleodo al loco.-Avellanas-
esta sonora Y estos caballeros, que
han dido la fama de usted, desea
rian sabcr una cosa que les interesa.
El loco, dcspu6s de mirarles Jlla-
naente -sQu6 quereis?
EL chico pequeilo.-A vcr 81 hacia
usted el favor de ponernos en- I'm pa
pelito el ndmero que hay que iu-
gar en- la loteria.
Ell loco. .-iEs decir, que quereis
el que ha de salir de seguro2
81, senior.
-Venga un papel de cigarro y un
lapiz.
-Ahi 10 tiene usted.
(El loco Sc sienta d la mesa que he
ne detante y escribe tres nLnaeroS. DeS-
pufS los ense ia d los prcSeateS n SOM :
pos.
1.47S
81.
tLo v6is?
81, senior.
-6Lo veis bien?
Que 81, senior; yo va me 10 SC de
memorla.
(El loco pausadamente, hace ina
bolita con el papeP Sc Ia traga, y dice)
-Estos nimeros. =. saldran ma
flana,N ss.X ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-20

gado va 4 Roma para rcelblr aquiI
nj Soberano russo. Sc obscrva cl ms
vor secrcto con respeeto al lugar don
donde Sc cncontraran ambos sobr-
ramos. lnoS Green que scra en- Ra-
cconig, dondc el rey Y la r'lna pa .
cl vcrano; otros Green que scra en-
Bari. La ezarlna no aconpanara Il
su cspoSo.
Turquia
Constantinopla, oetubre l3.-Un
tclegrama de Gonstantlnepla anun-
ciaba ultimamentc que Sc habian I'M
ciado negociaclones para la conelu-
cIusi6n dc una alianza gcrmana-tur-
ca. Como Mahmoud Cheket Sc halla
actualmcnlc en- Berlin, esta informa
ci6n tuvo cicra lmportancia. Sin en-
barge FL ptriodico oicioso La Co-
ry,ev gondcae,a de h Alem1nia dcI
SIR replied inmediatapcnte que
Mahmoud hckct no staba encar-
gtdo dc ningina mission politicagcn
! .Alemanla.
Rusia
I.ondrcS, Octubn l2-Se dice que
| Fl aImirante sir John Fisher, que es
II mas antique Il" 10, lorcs del aImi-
rtntazso. So retirara Fl % de octu-
( brr. apoca cn quc se4a clevado d a
dignidad dc par con Fl titulo de ba-
ron dc Thctiord.
Manana por Ia noche habra re-
! treta en- Ia plaza principal de la ciu-
dad.
-Esia meior Dc IA dolencia que
Ia r.tiene IN camn IA distingiiids Sc
nora Loprh dc Gim. nez, esposa del
ingeniero jcic le ohnss publicas. De
seamos que salga hln de su cuida-
do.
Con motive b - lluvias de es-
tos dias han oeurriin derumbes en-
Ia via del tren c.ae 40 de San Juan
a Caglas. pcro nl ;ribo Interrupt
cidn en 81 trslle9.