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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

COLONEL THoMPsoN's THE
Of Judge John J.. Y. Thompson, lie
graduated from the United States Ma
val academy In 1868 and in 1869 was
promoted to be ensign. He reached
the grade of master in 1871, when he
resigned and entered the Harvard
Law school, from which he was grad
mated In 1874. he was admitted to the
bar in 1872, however. having pursued
bis studies at home before going to
Harvard. He practiced in Boston and
Tor several years was q member of the
Boston common council. Later he be-.
came a resident Of New Jersey, was a
colonel on the staff Of the governor of
New Jersey and for some years has
been identified with mining interests.
He has been president Of the Naval
Academy Alumni Association Of New
York and Is a member of the NAVY
Athletic association. He donated the
Thompson cup played for annually
In contests between the football elev.
ems Of the Naval academy and the
West Point Military academy. He has
written much on subjects pertaining to
the navy. Colonel Thompson recently
played golf with Judge Taft on the
links a Augusta. He has a house.
boat, called the Everglades, and has
beer fishing in it lately for tarpon with
John Hays Hammond off the coast of
Florida.
Charles f. BROKER, who is talked OF
IS successor to Frank II. Hitchcock in
the Craftsmanship Of the Republican
national committee. is a manufacturer
of AnsOnia. Conn. He is looked upop
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24
The Style

S"S WV
He's fifty. and
He's broad and fat.
But wears a dinky
Little hat.
You know. the green
And cocSy kind.
With q cute little
Bow behind.
And he is not
Alone in that
He likes the dinky
Little hat.
The world seems to
Be stuck on green,
And these hats dot
Each street and scene.
I'll have to get
One Of that kind,
-; d.. 80.
Little bow bahind!
Mortimer Lewis In Houston Post
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24
Pa Knew.

"Pa."
"WellT"
"What is a danger signal?'
1.-THE kick your mother gives me un-
der the table,"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24
Noted Men and
Tho New Surgeon General Of the
Army. George Il. Torney.
Colonel Robert M. Thomp.
son an6ills5luvsehoat,

n. TORHJNY,
who reeently
succeeded
General Robert NJ.
O'Ref1y as surgeon
general Of the Unit
ed States army, first
won notice as COM
mander Of the army
hospital ship Relief
in the war with
Spain. He is a ma
i've Of Maryland
M~ $500 ---A-A
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24
Chance For Scrap,

~They can't decide on a name for the
baby"
"Why don't they have a family con-
ference?"
"IOu mean a council Of war;"
"Why, would they include the moth
er-in-law?"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24
Painful,

PainfuI.
"My rich uncle is dead"
"Leave you anything?"
"Just a collar BUTTON"
Got It in the neck, didn't your"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

And then, too, It
may be that some
of your friends
call your conserv-
atisln mere super
StitiOn.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

A woman is fond Of a good box of
candy, but she doesn't like to enjoy
her complexion that way.
Some people find not worrying sc
very trying to their dispositions that
their families find it hard to live With
them.
Keep on good terms with your neigh.
Dor. You don't know how many rods
he has In pickle that he could very
handily use on you if he felt so minded.
It is hard to believe what some peo-
pie say and so impolite not to believe
1t, so in that case what is a well mean.
ing person to do?
Some men can't escape the conviction
that they are superior to their fellows.
and the worst Of it Is that they have a
burning desire to communicate their
opinion Of themselves to the rest Of US. +
There is one cheerful thing about the |
troubles that your friends retail to you
they will forget them almost as
quickly as you will.
The nor plentiful you find good ad.
vice the less use you have for 1t.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

Mental reServa-
lions are very
good things to
have on hand
when you find
yourself In a tight
place.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

When a man makes love to a woman
a woman always wonders why, but it
Is the other woman who does the won.
dering.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24
Half Revenge

I have no automobile
To mangle up my foes,
But l can buy some gasoline
To sprinkle on their clothes,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

A woma is fond Of a good box of
candy. but she doesn't like to enjoy
her complexion that way.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-20
TERMINA LA SESIONDEL z

Continuation de la la pagina.
marguras Y contra todos los
sinsabores." (AplauSos).
"Y aun que todos nos re-
tirasemos de estos puestos,
aun que todos quisieramos
abandanarlos, siempre ha-
brfa patriotas, siempre del
alma colectiva puertowique-
ma suriiran defensores dispues
| tos q todos los sacrificios q to-
das las amarguras, q tOda la
Dor por dolorosa que fuera pa
ra defender Y salvar los sagra-
dos intereses de nuestra pa
tria V de nuestras libertades.
(AplausOs)
"Ademas, yo no dudo que
el Sr. de Diego, como todos
nosotros, cada uno de noso-
tros seguira cumpliendo con
su deber. pOr encima de toda
pequeha idea o apasionamien-
to personal. (ApLausOs.)
'PidO que Sc levante la Sc
sion hasta mahana a las 10
dice el delegado Tizol.
"SecundO-dice Garcia Du-
COS. Sc levanta la session q
las $40 de la tarde.
Nddie sabe que Su casa eS-
ia desaLquilada. Made 10 sG-
be, porque usted no 10 dnuncid.
81 desea OlquIar su casa que
ahOra no ie produce NADIA amin
ciela en la Correspondent
Ga Para estd cidse de dnun-
clos hay en- este diario Wecios
.esPociale, Hluy IiHlitQdOs.
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En- Ia Russia de los "a
res tienen voto.
Cuatro Estados de la
Union americana 10 con-
cedieron hace amos.
En- los municipios de ''gobierno
propio" mqjeres hay cohce-
.jaIes.

Debatida en- la pasada legislature
la question, que haee muchos ahoso
preocupa a muchos paises, de la
concession del voto electoral q Ia
mujer, son de actualidad los siguien-
tes lijeros antecedentes respecto de
este asunto. ~
Ell movimiento feminista ha sido
de los que ha avanzado con mayor
rapi dez durante los ultimos afos,
apesar de IA cruda guerra que para
tratar de ridicuiizario Sc ha hecho
por gobierhos y elementos contra
rios a esta tendencia igualltaria.
Los sigulentes Estados de la Uni
on Americana tiene ell sufragio fe-
menino: * -s.-."
Wyoming, que 10 acordo en- 1893
Utah e Idaho desde 1896, al pasar
de Territories q Estados.
En- estos cuatro puntos ei derecho
del sufragio es iguaI para el hombre
que para Ia mujer, pudiendo votar
todas las candidaturas sin ex-
ceptuar la de Ia presidencia.
En- Australia rije identico derecho
de sufragio para la mujer.
En- Rusia-y seguramente no Sc di-
ra que aquel pals es de los mas dem
mocratieos del mundo por mas que
ahora Sc dan los vice-versa, en- ei du
cado de Ia Finlandia, tiene ei sexo
que Sc ha dado en- llama" debil NADIA
menos que 16 mujeres en- la Dieta
Ei partido radical tiene all represen-
tantes mujeres.
En- 26 Estados de la Union ame-
ricana tienen las mujeres el derecho
electoral; pero soiamente para asun-
tos de instruction publica y ciertas
cuestiones munlcipales. Ell munich
pio, es la base de la vida democra-
tica de todos los puebios, desde Ro-
ma hasta nuestros dfas, y la mujer
americana tiene allf intervention
con su voto, en- la resolution de las
cuestiones locales.
En- los tribunaies arbitrales de CO.
mercio y trabajos en- Francia E TIA
liza tambien hay mujeres
En- Inglaterra, Dinamarca y Sue
cia, la mujer tiene ell derecho de ser
CONCEAL y en- muchhos municipios
hay sefioras y senoritas desempehan-
do esos cargos.
Escocia e Irlanda tienen a honor
que en- sus municipalidades Il
muier forme parte y decide con su
opini On Y con su voto las mismnas
cuestiones de interes local que los
hombres.
No eSta fuera de raz6n, pues, que
en- P. R. Sc vuelve insistir en- Ia
concession del voto de la mujer, Q
por 10 menos el derecho 4 interve-
mir oficialmente en- muchas cuestio-
nes de interes local, en- que su OPT
Mon seria de mucha utilidad.
La propisici6n del delegado Neo-
mesio Canales Y SUI lucha en- la Ca
mara de delegados para obtener Ell
sufragio para la mujer puertorrique-
ma. hacienda tanjible en- forma de
proyecto de ley, opiniones sustenta-
das en- La Correspondence" "hace
tempo por ei que suscribe con dis
tinto pseudonimo nohan sido vanas
Y tienen una gran base.
iSemner.
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l,REvOLUcION En-
SANTO DOM|NGO2
Fue capturado' en- islas
| urcas un carga-
rnento de municio-
mes.
Fomento de la republica
por medic del desarrollo
de obras publicas.

Fue capturado un carga-
mento de municiones en- el ba-
Iandro doninicano Emma,
que Sc dirigfa a Puerto Plata,
R. D.
No Sc tienen noticias en- ell
departamento de Estado en-
Washington de la captura del
Ibalandro dominicano Emma,
que llevaba armas con des-
tino a Puerto Plata. No obs
Etante, la noticia ha desper-
tado interes, y es probable Sc
abra una informacion' para
saber con cual de los 1ltimos
movimientos revolucionarlos
esta relacionado dicho carga-
mento.
Debido al hecho de que
el expresidente de Venezuela
general Castro, es vigilado
de cerca y muchos suponen
tenga en- proyecto levantar
una revolucion en- Venezuela,
es que Sc supone que todos los
embarques de municiones
para puertos en- las cercanlas
de este pals, son indicios de
los preparativos del citado
Castro para la crisis que Sc
avecina en- su patria.
Ell ministro de Fomento en-
Santo Domingo, recomienda
la termination de los obras
del puerto de la capital, de
la carretera a San Cristobal,
de un puente en- Ozama, una
estaci6n de telegraffa sin hi
los de alta potencia en- Puer-
to Plata, y ell riego de Azua
y Barahona, y gastar ell resto
del empr6sitito en- obras de
utilidad pdblica. El ministro
de 10 interior recomienda que
ell gobierno construya acue-
ductos y plantas electricas
en- varias ciudades con ell fin
de explotar esos negocios, i'm
pidiendo que sea el capital
extranjero ell que los explote
y dejando abandonada la cons
truccion de las carreteras.
Ell convenio dominico-ame-
ricano establece que ell resto
sea invertido en- construir fe-
rrocarriles, puentes y meio-
ras pGblicas necesrarias para
el desenvolvimiento indus
trial del pals.
El gobierno americana, Sc
dice, debe insistir en- que Sc
cumpla 10 estipulado, 8 de 10
contrario Sc dilapidaran milo
nes en- empresas de 6xito du-
doso y Sc paralizara ell progre
so material del pals. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-20
Para ell IGfUgiio.

Nuestro compatriota Sr.
don Jose T. Silva ha pedido
q Paris, por el vapor frances
del dia II, un gabinete de
Instruments de Antropo-
metrfa, destinados q ilustrar
la estadistica del la esccuela
reformatoria del Refugio de
Ninos Desamparados. Lo re-
galara a la futura institution
benefica.
Al mismo tempo ha en-
viado un CHECK de II dollars
a Ia Srta- Monroig, Tesorera
de Ia secci6n de Damas del
Refugio, para aumentar los
fondos de Este. Anterior
mente habia hecho otro dona-
two importante para eI mis-
mo obieto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-20
REFRIGERADORES
PARA CLIMAS CALIDOS.

Los refrigeradores ''MC. CRAY
son verdaderos refrigeradores, fabri-
cados cientificamente. La idea gene
raj de que un refrigerator Is simple
mente una GAIA barnizada yforrada
interiormente con iaminas de zinc.
es una idea compietamente faisa.
La verdadera refrigeration depedde
de la circulation del aire dentro del
refrigeradoror Y de que sus pa
rcdes sean verdaderos aislado-
res. Los reirigeradores NC CRAY"
son tan eflcicntcS. producer
un fro tan seco. que pueden guar
darse dentro de eIos sal . f6sforos
sin que Sc humeiczcan. Esto hace
que los ailmentos 50 conserven STEM
pre- en- buen eStadO. sin moho. infee-
ci6n nj maioS oioreS. Ademss.
e. gasto de hieio en- .Us reirigerado-
res Nc CRAY e casi insignificant
te. 10 que representa- una gran econo
mia. Los MAJ ,iamsdos .refriqsrado-
res son mas barstos Que .0s NC
CRAY pero resuitan mBcho mas
caros, no 500 por ei gssto de hie.o.
sino tambien por las eniermedades
que producen.
Naya Y yea los refrigc-adores
NC CRAY en- nucstrU >a.6n de
Muestras. san Francisco 81
SANCEH.Z MORALES 4 90
San Juan Puerto Risu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-20
De la POLIC|A
|NSULAR.
Sucesos en- San Juan y
en- Ia Isla.
Tn caro- tirado por bueyes
choca con otro electrlco
Los services prestados per la
ssdetective" en- tres pueS-
toS.

aver b ldS C.oO o. h'' oA
Ferrari capture en- Pta de TERRA
al cabo de preside Hermenegildo
Gonzalez Rivera, que Sc habia fu-
gado de los trabajos de la carretera
de Santurce, dicho confinado fue en-
tregado en- ei preside.
Anoche el guardia Pedro A. Man
zano, sorprendi6 en- la Gale Norza-
garaiy una jugada a 10 prohibido
arrestando cinco individuos y po-
niendolos q dispocicion del juez mu-
nicipal
Aver a las 2.3O =, p. m. ell indivi-
duo Julian Delgado dej6 abando-
nado en- la carretera un caro- con
dos "yuntas" de bueyes y al pasar ei
caro- eiectrico no. s Sc espanto ella
ganado chocando los dos carros rom
piendose varios cristaies del electrico
V saliendo Iesionado el pasagero
Cristobal Ryan ei De,gado fue ares
tado por ell guardia Martinez Tapia.
Naquabo. 4-l6, 1909. Jefe,. P. I.
San Juan Anoche fue herido de al
ma de fuego en- esta locaiidad Fuse
+ bio Ducler por los individuos Alejo
! Y Justine Maldonado, a consecuen-
! cia dedisgustos personales, ,agresores
arrestados v puesto dispocici6n
! del tribunal competente,y agredido
asistido por facultatlvos. Torres, Je-
! fe DITTO.
Pinc6a. 4-16, 1909. Jefe /. P. San
| Juan, mat6 a Genaro Santoni, en- ei
| kil6metro 1863, fue compIetamente
mutilado. Juez entitende asunto.
IF. N. Martin, Gdia, encargado.
Utuado, 4-16. 1909. Jefe, P. |. San
Juan. Comandante Pto Jayuya CO.
munica que ell regimiento, P. R. lie
GO a aquel pueblo a la LOS p, m.
Bird, Jefe Dtto.~
Relaei6n de las novedades ocu-
rridas en- San Juan, durante las "a
horas de aver a hoy.
Puesto de San Juan.
Inf. Ord: Mples:.. ..13.
Juegos prohibidos. ..,... ......5.
! Portar armas. ................1.
Acametimiento. 81.
Delito contra la salud y seguridad
publica ....... .............1. /.
Puesto de Puerta de Terra.
Alterar la pss.. s................3
Puesto de Santurce. Dsfos malicio
$685.. L
Inf. L. Carreteras. .............1.
Puesto de Ceboruco.
Crueldad con animales. .....7
Dafios maliciosos.. ..........
Ell policia P. Manzano,
detuvo en- la mahana por indica-
ci6h del captain Fernandez Mater
al sujeto Bernardino Rivera, que
parece guerra hacer ensayos de I'll
jerilla" como Sc dice en- ell calo po-
liciaco, en- un pasagero que iba en- el
vaporcito.
Aver tom6 possession del mando
del Distrito de Quebradiiias, Anto-
nio Roselio recientemente aScendido
Sc encuentra en- San Juan, ell
Jefe de Distrito de PenueIas, Luis
Milan.
"Negociado de la poIicia secreta.
Abril II de 1909.
Relacion de los trabajos efectua-
dos por la fuerza de este negociado
en- la Isla, durante las velnticuatro
horas anteriores.
Puesto de San Juan. Detenido
Balbino Lazan (a) FL Aparecido)
por "Hurto menor"
Puesto de Bdyam6n. Detenido
Candido Calder6n por "crueidad
con los animales." E"
Detenido Daniel Ayala por "Alterar
Ia Paz"
Puesto de Ponce. Detenidos Full
gencio Morales, Luis Celon por "hur
to"
Puesto de CagudS. Guayama, Ma
yaguez, Aguadiiia y Arecibo. Sin
noyedad alguna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-20

In esta imprenta Sc vepde papei
de Peri6dieo 4 dos pesosqtntal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-20
8M G0MDAD0
PARQUE Residential.
BANADO POR LAS BRIsAs DEL. .OcEANQ lTLkkT|cO

Sitio extra sa1udable. Solares de todas
dimensiones. Facilidades para el pago. Res
tricciones scbt, las construcciones, aseguran
do asi Ia estttica de este sitio.
Tiene una escuela publica moderna para
500 alumnos. Ell puente Sc concluira mas o
rnenos bacia el 1o de Septienbre de este aflo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-04-20
Lista parcial de comprad(
res desde el L Abril 1908 {
l. Abril 1909.

B. de A. Viuda de Hostos.
Bernardina Suarez Alfonso.
Josefa Viader Tinajero.
E. Useleti de Lloreda.
Luisa Acosta Viscarrondo.
Jasefa Barreto.
Eduvigis Garcia de Amanda
Maria Moll Romani.
Juana Silva de Mocz6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-13
NOTIFY TAMIIANY MEN.
Battle Says He Is Under No Obi
cation to 4ny Man or Party.

Tammany nominees on the New York County
ticket were formally notified last night in the Ma
tinonal Democratic Club. Fifth avenue near 5oth
street Justice Wauhope Lynn of the MunicinaI
Court heading a notification committee which in
cluded representative from every Assembly Dis
tTict made the notification speech
George Gordon Battle candidate for District Al
torney in his acceptance speech said that rich and
poor and the Democrat and the Republican wouId
all look alike 20 him in the event Of his election as
District Attorney. He said 10 the notification com,
mittee:
Gentlemen, am deeply grateful for this tender
OF the nomination for District Attorney of tho
county of New York No greater commitment Gould
be bestowed upon a member OF the bar than his
selection by the representatives Of a great Marty
for such an important Office It is an honor which
I highly appreciate
i now pledge my word to you and to all of the
citizens OF this county that. shall know neither
fear nor favor in the discharge OF my official du
ties" W"
Il shall recognize no distinction between the rich
ana the poor the Democrat and the Republican No
man shaH be too powerful 10 escape prosecution If
have proof of his violation of the laws and no
man shall be too humble invoke the power Of tho
Office for the defence and protection Of his rights
shall treat all men as equal before the law
4 am not now and have never been under anv
obligation to any man or TO any party which can
in the remotest degree restrain in the reso-
lutte effective independent. courageous and consc-
entious discharge of the duties which the assump-
ton Of this office will impose upon me"
All Of the county nominations and the nominees
for the Borough OF Manhattan were included in the
notification those in addition to the District Attor
ney being Christopher d. Sullivan candidate for
Sheriff: James J. Hagan. for County Clerk; John
J. GOldwater. for Register Justice Charles II
TruaX. John J. Delany and Francis X. PendIeton
for justices Of the Supreme Court; George f.
Roesch for justice Of the City Court; Joseph Haag
for President Of the Borough OF Manhattan ana
DIR. George f. shrady julius Hamburger. Peter
Acriteli and Edward T. McCrystal for coroners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-13
PROBE GAYNOR'S ACTS
Continued from first page.

remains the bench. the only example OF any
member OF the Supreme Court who has ever
conducted campaign oc any kind not 70 say
of ambition and hypocrisy. while he still con-
tinued remain judicial officer"
In reply 10 attacks him by Mirabeau l.
Towns, Mr. Wins said:
''Mr. Towns pays his respects to me in his Gus
tomary way. No man thoroughly knows himself
1t is possible that Mr.. Towns knows thor
oughly. But l know myself sufficiently well 10
know that did not get $4,000 in year for
bringing fraudulent cases against the city in
sewer damage suits, and was never indicted by
a grand jury. Mr. GaynOr is losing his temper.
Mr. Gowns cannot lose either his Z, y or his
characteristics which led to his Indictment. You
cannot separate him from them with an AK"
Speaking of the statement by Mr. WINS that
the racing and gambling interests framed up a
test case which before Justice Gaynor and
related to betting box of golf balls on a golf
match friend of Charles II. Hyde said last
night: Il know positive fact that Judge
Gaynor did not sit magistrate in that case
He simply granted a writ of habeas corpus to
review the action Of the magistrate in holding
the defendant. refusal TO grant the writ
would have subjected him to fine OF $1,000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-13

Gehring Files Petition Sad to Haze
10000 Names

Clarence J. Shearn. when asked yesterday what
effect the attempted steal by Brooklyn Democrats
of the Civic Alliances name and emblem would
have. said that it would have none except 10 give
trouble to members of the party. Il do not be-
lieve that the Board of Elections will countenancs
any such actions have been attempted by Nc
Carren and his gang" said Mr.. Shesrn. Il know
that President Doolng will see that we get a
square deal The same men who filed the name and
emblem have also signed the petitions nominating
Mr. Hearst and the rest of our ticket. so there
be question TO which of petitions is
genuine If by any chance not allowed 10
use the name Civic Alliance. all we have to do is
choose another name and emblem. There is
plenty of time to do this. and OF
place on the ballot. no matter what happens
President DooIing of the Board OF Elections said
last night that petition from the Civic Alliance
containing the requisite number of signatures had
been received. Protests have been received from
several persons about this petition said Mr.,
Dooling and the whole matter will he thTaShed
out Friday This board is not bound To notice
any petition which may have been filed previously
with the Secretary of State"
Mr.. Gehring has maintained that the petition
nominating Robert Stewart for Justice OF the Su-
Preme Court filed at Albany thirty-siN hours
before tho "McCarren petition" was fled at the
Board of Elections the genuine document
hound to take precedence over the other one.
Mr. Gehring hled his petition. said to contain
about fifty thousand signatures at HIS O'Clock last
night The chances that the matter will he
brought up before the courts this morning
The leaders OF the Civic Alliance we're busy all
day planning for the campaign but did not tell
what they going to do. except that there
would be a meeting at Cooper Union tomorrow
night at which William NJ. WINS. Charles s Whit
man, Clarence j. Shearn, Cyrus l. Sulzberger and
j. Asplnwan Hodge would speak. John J. Hopper
will preside. Mr.. Hearst will speak on Friday night
at the Academy of Music. in Brooklyn
A campaign committee will be chosen some time
to-day The headquarters will be kept in The
Hermitage where the entire second floor has been
turned over to the Alliance. William NJ WINS will
hive nm Office there.