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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
COUNT OF ELECTORAL VOTES.
Vce-PreSt. Fairbanks Unlocked
Wooden Boxes and Handed
Contest to TelIerS.
No Protest Being Made lie Announced
IllCction OF Taft and sherman as
President and Vice President.

Washington. Feb. 1O.-Tho two
houses Of Congress met IA Joint ses-
sion in the hall Of Representatives
at ] o'clock today and formally de-
clarod the election Of William Howard
Taft OF Ohio. and James 5. Sherman,
OF New York. to be president and
president OF the United states
respectively.
Vice President Fairbanks occupied
a seat on the right Of Speaker cannon,
who presided. After announcing the
purpose Of the gathering he unlocked
the wooden boxes containing tho cleo
toral votes. extracting and opening
them iu alphabetical order by states.
As the votes Of each state were
opened they were handed by the vice
president to the four tellers, Senator
Burrows and Senator Bailey and Re-
personalities Haines and Russell who
proceeded TO count them.
The count concluded, the result was
announced 20 the presiding officer
showing 321 electoral votes for Tatt
and sherman and 1872 for Bryan ana
Kern.
The vice president then inquired &C.
there was any protest against the vote
as announced hAN Altit hNlAAA NUM- Aa'
then announced the election Of Tart
and sherman The joint session then
ended. the members of the senate re-
turning to their hail for the regular
transaction OF business.
owing to the limited capacity OK
the han Of the house few persons
other than the families and relatives
of the mem beers of the TWO houses Wit
messed the ceremony.
Bio
counting the electoral votes, the gall
l-ries were filled to overlooking, even
the steps Of the aisles being utiliz I'D
for seats None was admitted without
cards. SO that there was no crush as
has marked similar occasions.
For the most part the holders of
tickets We're women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
IDAHO SENATE PASSES
LOCAL OPTION BILL

Boise. Idaho. Feb. Io.-THe senate
passed a. tne morning session the
county local opt.on bnl presented by
the l3 Republican members The vote
stood Do 20 q. Tor Democrats voting
Tor a. lt ID conceded that the BIN WIl
also pass the house aud become
law in fulflIment of the pledge of
the Republican party. IN Or very
stlfng ent measgru meepug pracu-
cally cFcu phase or the question
The house at tno forenoon session
reported frou the committee of the
~aoiv i.c direct primary bin wltn the
recommendation that % pas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10

cral evidence OF ita increasing influence
than ln any preceding year
The principal ncuviea of Tie asHo
ciation during The year 1908 are re-
Viewed. The Indebtedness which for
so muuy years threatened See usoful-
ross is practically ull paid on Doe de-
Claros.
Moro important than all statistics
Mr. Cope says. ne The fact not to De-
expressed On figures, that pastors and
leaders Of an denominations univor-
slty and college presidents and profess
sors, leaders in public education. EIDE
it0rs. artists. Sunday school teachers.
Young Mems Christian association sce-
retares and workcrs instructors m
Theological remlnaric3. parents. school
teachers and earnest young men and
women. have been brought together
and have uuitedly studied and ondea-
Nortd lu some measure Co solve Che
problems Of religious and moral troiu-
Ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
WALL PAPER CASE.
Court Did Not Hold Didn't Have to
Pay Unlawful Trust.


Washington, Feb. l0-Wim a. visw
TO Correcting what is believed 20 be a
very general misunderstanding OF tho
scope aud effect of the recent decision
of the United states supreme court in
tne case of the Continental Wall Papar
company against the Lewis Noight *
Sons company. The statement is made
that the court dld not bold, as seems
generally understood. that amy ono
purchasing goods nom am unlawful
trust can keep the goods without pay
ing tnr purchase price.
What the court did hold was that
whore the contract tD purchase the
goods was "a part of the illegal come
b.uau0u lu restraint OF trade and was
itself ono uf the agreements iu rg-
rUIaut of trade and where the person
ur company Which bought the goods
Nas t party 90 such purchase, of the
Illegal combination, tho court would
not give lts aid 90 carry out the f1r-
hidden contract lf. therefore The
buyer defended the suit on the ground
tHat the contract uf purchase was b.
ptrt Uf the agreement Iu restraint of
trade and the SELLER admitted Che f1 r.
There could he poo recovery ono tHlt
account
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
COLLISION OF BATTLESHlPS
IMPOSSIBLE SAYS EVANS

Milwaukee Feb l0.--Under the arrange
ments for handling the Atlantic fleet OF
battleships 10 would pe Impossible Tor
"a collision 90 occur.
This was the opinion Of Rear Admiral
Robley ID. Evans today. just before leaN-
inc Milwaukee. when he was asked FOR a
statement ON the reported collision OF
tbe battleship Georgia with another ves-
sci Of the fleet
Further than this the admiral would
make no comment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
MAYOR OF HUTCHINSON
TO BE BUSTED FROM OFFICE

Topeka. k1s. Feb. lo-For icyyiug
Co tribute on Joints" and alleged ice
sorts. j. r. Harsha, mayor of Hutch
luson, Kan, and W, II. Nixon. chief OF
police, viii Doe ousted from office and
The city of Hutchinson win be enjo.ued
from exercising the rights Of a corpo-
ration The special master, j.. 70. Mo
kccver, filed his report 90 this effect
in the supreme court today
Similar findings are made with rof-
er5nce 60 Joseph Howard. assistant
marshal. and w. a. Meadows, 90 r.-
tpolmau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10

reached. The bids, $50 at lime. came
rather reluctantly and several times
Aucuoucer H. H. Evans was on the
point of calling out "third aud last
raIl' when % response would be heard
that sent the amount soaring.
When tho bidding closed. AIR. Evans
was warmly congratulated by the come
missloners and other for realizing s0
large a sum from the sale.
MT. Cornwall was highly gratiflcd
at the outcome of the contest. he was
not prepared 90 say just what dlspo-
,iuon would Doe made off the tract. but
The location ls such that the land viii
doubtless Dc plated and sold for bu.ll-
ing lots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
A BENGAL SHOOTS
DOWN PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

Calcutta, Feb. lO.-Ashutosh Biswas.
a public prosecutor, was shot dead To-
day I'm the court at Alipur, a suburb of
Calcutta, By a young Bengal. Biswas
was the official who prosecuted the re-
cent anarchist conspiracy case.
The murderer was arrested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
FRANCIs J. HENEY Ill.

san Francisco, Feb. 10.-Francis J.
Heney, who IS directing the prosecu-
ton OF Patrick Calhoun, charged with
bribery was reported today 20 be con-
fined 10 his home BY illness and there
is a prospect OF at least temporary
postponement ia the exercise OF per-
emptorv challenges. which Was 60 have
occurred this afternoon. Mr.. Heuey Is
said TO be suffering from severe cola,
and is not seriously i'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY UTAH

ut Pitt the police began to take action.
while John Ilempcl. first lieutenant.
was in active command several dis
orderly houses were raidcd aud to
women were given Instructions 20 close
.heir places, Prior to this @. Frank
Emery, then sheriff OF Salt Lake couu-
~, had raided several houses of 900
repute and had thrust many inmates
and male hanRers-on into Sail VIII "a
these raids were being made the police
were Inactive and apparently indlnor-
emit But by the time Pitt had boon
"emoved the "stockado was practically
finished and the pet schemes of GER
tain Americans" were ready to be put
Into execution. Then. and then only
was &c that tho police took notice of
the presence ia the city Of scores or
-allen women and houses OF ill fnmu
ana gave orders that such houses ba
losed at once Several arrests were
0aoe aud some Of the women loft
town
Just at this time Lieutenant Hcmpol
Nfo was In command at police head
'arters. was asked what his purpose
was with reference % the problem He
declined Go make q statement beyond
saying that action was 20 be taken
against all the houses. "parlor" houses
as well as cribs" Asked Il this step
was not being taken for the purpose
OF forcing the women into the stock
ade.' he smiled but declined 70 COM
init himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
HOUSE PASSES PANAMA
GOVERNMENT BILL

Washington, Feb. 1O-By a vote OF
2o3 TO l0l, the house Of preventative
today passed the bill which was COM
sidered at length yesterday providing
for tho government OF the Panama
canal zone and the construction of the
canal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
IDAHO RURAL ROUTES

washington, ID C., Feb. io-ldaho
-ural routes established 90 commence
Nav 1. Acequia, lincoln county, route
D. serving % families CampIlHss.
Warrington county route p sefNlns 9i
famllles. Parma. Canyon county route
j. serving l0l families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
PATENTS FOR wEsTERNERs
Especial 10 the News >

washington. Feb i0.-Patcnts issued.
Utah: r. stoker, Salt Lake Citysmoht-
less combustion furnace.
,vvominq. q. NJ. shotwell. Fossil,
holster and standard for wagons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
FOR s-,IE.wIDE PROHIBITION

Jacksonville. Fla Feb. 10-A move
ment for statewide prohibition for
Florida was begun here today az the
meeting OF the State Ant-Salon league.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
Franklin MacVeagh's Name May be
Presented for Place.

Chicago, Feb. lO.-As MT George A..
Reynolds is out Of the field FOR the
secretary OF the treasury of the United
states. the name of Mr. Franklin Mac
Ncagh of this city viii probably be pre-
scented 20 President-elect TAFT
Mr. MacVeagh is brother Of Wayne
MacNeagh of Pennsylvania tie Is "a
prominent merchant of this city but
has taken an active interest i'm politics
for many years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODED.
Engineer Killed and Fireman MOrtallN
Wounded.

Beliugham. Wash, Feb iO.-The loco
motive drawing the southbound Great
Northern "Owl" train, due in Seattle
early this morning, blew up today about
"a mile ana a half south Of MuOkilteo,
killing the fireman and mortally injur-
ing the engineer. No passengers were
injured. TIE train was wrecked, and the
baggage and express cars We're reduced
20 match wood. Dead;
Carl Bloom. fireman,
Fatally injured.
Leuua. engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
"HEMPEL IN CHARGE"

To the average citizen II seems
strange indeed that the police do not
know the existence Of these places,
scattered as they are, when almost
total strangers come to the city and
ind them with little or no trouble. Is
it that the police have decided 20
close one eye and say nothing for the
time being in the hope that some con-
ditiOn will arise that will make II cas-
Ter for these women TO go 10 the
"stockade" without fear Of molestR-
ton from the county authorities? Is
Il possible the police do not know that
some time ago Madge Daniels moved
TO a big house at 235 east Fourth south
street? Next to this place resides
Woodworking and respectable man and
his family. While the husband works
from early to late the wife cooks for a
few boarders, to assist Ia the struggle
for a home.
Scores Of scarlet women inhabit
roominghOuses and hotels In addition
10 those who have moved into resi-
dence districts, the police, not dar-
ing to order the women into the
"stOckade" They were ordered 20 close
up their houses, leave the city or go
to Jail They were not instruced or
ordered to go TO the west side district
but those who did go there were not
molested by the police Some have
been able 10 occupy houses in places
referred TO but only for time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10

In Getting Ready 20 Buy = Home
Make a study OF The News" Real
Estate News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-10
HoBsoN's CHOICE.

Proprietors Of houses on Commercial
street and Victoria alley were noti-
ned to close up within twelve hours.
Some Of them wanted to know the rea-
son for the order and where they were
TO 80. To this question they were given
no satisfactory reply but IL was quietly
tipped" OF 70 them that they would
be raided II they attempted TO locate
anywhere except IN the "stockade.'
Some OF them went there and were
promptly arrested by deputy sheriffs.
II they attempted TO inhabit their old
haunts they were threatened with ar
rest by the police n they attempted
TO go to the "stockade" they faced
certain arrest and Imprisonment in
default OF heavy bonds.
IL has been a real lively little game
of ping-pong between the police and
the sherifs Office.
Now, what has been the result? The
list OF names and addresses IN the
possession Of the eseret News indicates
to some extent at least the condition
OF affairs existing in this city. No resi-
dence district in the city is free from
danger Of infection from this terrible
evil The evil Is spreading throughout
the city. which is part Of the scheme
Of American party officials
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-06
Sublime RASGO
De HERO|SMO.
FL joven Bay lucira Ia
cruz de Ia Legion de
Honor. =
Meritos tan gloriosos como
los que recibe Ell soldado
en- el campo de batalla.

On rasgo de sublime heroismo de par
j te de un estudiante de medicina, Luis Ba-
~, le ha hecho obtener la cruz de la Le-
gion de HONOR
Ell joven Bazy, es hijo del celebre me-
dico frances, ell doctor Pedro Bazy, Y ayu-
daba su jefc en- un hospital de Paris.
Habiendo estado ambos hacienda una
operaci6n un chorro de sangre descom-
puesta salt0 con violencia de Ia hetida
hecha un paciente desgraciadamente
vino aIcanzar I'm ojo del estudiante. Ell
dnico medic de poder conservarlo, era
proceder Embellishments lavarlo con
un antiseptico, pero para clio, hubiera
sido menester, que ell jovcn Bazy aban-
donase la mesa de operacion, pero al
deiar solo al enfermo hubera acarreado
consecuencias fatales para ell paciente.
Sin parar un minute, ell joven Bazy dijo
& su jefe que continuase su, trabajo, y no
Sc impio ell ojo hasta despues de termi-
NADIA la operaci6n. Algunos dias despuds,
Ell ojo estaba perdido, al cabo de 6 me-
ses, fue del todo necesario proceder q una
operaci6n con objeto de estirpar el tumor
que tenia en- ell mismo.
Mr.. Fallieres, al tener conocimiento de
Sese rasgo de abnegaci6n tan sip igual, de-
cidi6 co6decorar inmediatahente al jo-
ven Bazy. Ell presidente diio, que desea-
ba demostrar al honrar de ese modo al
ioven, que las heridas que un doctor re-
cibe curando a los pobres, son tan glorio-
sas, como las que recibe Ell. soldado
sobre el campo de batalla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-06
Notas de Yabucoa
Ode nuestro corresponsal.)

Yaducoa, Febrero 2-Se ha heeho cargo
del mando de la policfa insular de este
pueblo, ell jefe de distrito Sr. Manuel Arei-
zaga de quien tenemos noticias es correc-
to y fiel cumplidor de sus deberes como
funcionario pGblico.
j Entire los miembros de la Resp: Log
CLUE del Valle", de este pueblo reina
gran entusiasmo por el prOyecto de ia
bricacion de un temple la entrada de
una de las principales GALES de esta po-
blaci6n. Dentro de breyes dias sc dara
principle d los trabajos; juzgar por los
pianos que hemos visto, scra aunque SEM
clio un bonito y elegante ediiici2 que
dara realce d nuestra poblaci6n
Felicitamos los iniciadores de la idea
Sres c. Benitez Y Jose L. Berries.
Encu6ntrase algo mejorada de salud,
la muy eStimada Sra. Diaz de Bugcia,
por la que hacemos votos de prouto res
tablecimieuto.
Haee dias que el DIR Roman, oiirah
de sandal de este pueblo, asialiio 4. cvu
pahero DR.. Berrios y el competcnte prac-
ticante Tlzo, practice con feliz cNito
la amputaci6n del brazo dcrecho por
su tercio inferior, al joven bracero Mar
cello Ruiz, quien hasta hoy continue bas-
tante bi6n.
Tambien fut asistido por cl misrno Or.
Roman Y practicante Tizol, IN campa-i-
no del barrio Teias. qIe sclin manl:cs-
.siopes hechas por eI mi-no. sufrii uua
csida de un arbol, cayendo soi.e un tu-
con, recibieuio en- el bajo vic, lrr. hdo
izauierdo una Aerida penciranta qa. r.o-
1ujo el proIaHso de los intestine. -r. 4.
Hasta Ia fccha 40 Sc la prr-~ataiu
complication alguna que pucd4 L4ccg t.-
mer por su v4-.a.-
Tanto el operado. como cl herilo. ,c 5u-
suentran en- el hospital municipal. al cut
lafo de su director v auSirar del misrlo
>Ha tornado possession de IA cscueia ru-
al del barrio de Canine nuoyo de este
sermino municipal, IA Sra. Maria Ar.isr
gda. de Martorell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-06
Sc APR0B0 FL
PROYEcTO NUN. |
Diseutieron el proyec-
to los delegados Ca:
males, Tizol, Llorens
Torres, Coll Cuchy
Diaz Navarro, Soler, !,
Munoz Rivera, Ma
tienzo Cintron y el
"speak.er, - introdu-
ciendose .erlnaiendas.
Ell infornre de la comision
favorable al proyecto, fue
aprobado por unanimi-
dad despues de interesan
te debate. Queda apro:
bado en- segunda lectura.

| Otro interesante debate tuvo lugar aver
tarde en- la Cdmara de delegadoS referente
al informe del comite de instruction al P.
dc G. numero /, del Sr. Diaz Nabarro, res
pecto la abolicion de castigos corporales
ell las escuelas y descuentss de sueldos i los
maestros -
Hicieron uso de la palabra para teetificar
los Sres Llorens Torres, Canales, Tizol,y
Muhos Rivera, cerrando ell debate ell autor
del ,proyecto Sr. Diaz Navarro. Sc mostra-
ron en- I'm todo con elespiritu y tendencias
del proyecto los, Sres. Eizol, Llorens Torres
| X Canaless y, al votarse ell informe de la
comisi6n, fue aprobado por unanimidad.
Despues Sc dscuti6 secci6n, y Sc intro
dujeron enmiendas por los Sres. Soler
iioz Rivera y tcrciaron en- ell debate los Sres
TizoI, Canales, Soler, Munos Rivera, Coll
Cuchy, Speaker, Santoni y Matienzo.
Quedaron aprobadas las enmiendas a las
secciones por mayoria de votos y a las us
de la noche Sc suspendi6la session, pasando
el lproyecto en- segunda lectWa.
debate dur6 desde las $40 de la tarde.
A una alus0n del Sr. Llorehs, que quiso
defenderse de la idea que pudiera haber
de que &I tratara de constituirse en- de-
fensor del Consejo Executive y de je-
les de departamentos proponiendo para
probar su actitud que Sc pidiera Ia des-
ttucion del gobernador de P. Rico y del
Comisionado de instruction, suscribiendo
este el Sr. Muiioz Rivera, contest6
este que hombre de partido habia
de seguir los acuerdos de este y que hacia
constar una ves mas que sin perjuicio de
hacer cargos al Sr. Post como d cualquier
jefe de departamento por sus procedimien-
tos administrative, seguiria tributandoles
-el respeto consideration quele mereeen
como correctos cabalIeros. Que no necesi-
taba que ell Sr. Llorens nj otro le llamara
4 la linea de combate que 80 amos de lucha
habian probado que saba sostener. Des-
pues Sc cambiaron corteses conceptos en-
ire ambos delegados, aplaudiendo el Sr.
Llorens la actitud del Sr. Mufo5 Rivera y
este la del ioven delegado por Ponce, y vo-
tando todos ell informe de la comisi6n, ia
yorable al proyecto.
Ell Sr. Tilol hizo constar sus respetos
por Espala, de cuya raza-dijo-procedo y
para la cue guardo en- el fondo de mi alma
los mas grandes respetos y las grandes sim
patias juntos con los grandes respetos
Y las grandes simpatias que me mereee
10 bueno heeho en- 2. Rico por los america
nos Los sehores Mudoz Rivera Llorens
y Tizol, fueron apIa1didos por ell dc la ca
mara el pibhco, 10 mismo que c! s.. p:a1 /
Navarro en- su elocuente causufQ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-06
Notas de Cayey.
DE nueslro correspons1n

Cayey, Febrero 3.-Hoy han sido rebaja
dos de varios talleres, sin nimero de obre
ros, de las fibreas lie este pueblo, "Men
doza," "BilIar" y "Collazo', en- que has
IA ahora, trabajaron numerosos tabaque
ros de los mejores vitocros de este pue
blo.
Con este motivo'' Ia crisi5 SC acentIa
V los ucgocios norman sohre manera.
Contribuya 4 clio, Ia lluvia de 6stos
dias. our unida 1 las obras del acueducto,
ricnc las caIhs en- incomplete trlnsito,
doude dan llsar las protcstas de cami-
naules, que cacargados del trInsito dia,
rio. So cnealian CT baches y lagunas que
cxisten cn Ia carretera de cntrada y sa-
Ida dc cs'a IONA.
Fl anuguo corresponsal de este diario
|ircilio Ncana, fiiarl 81 rcsidcncia en- el
pueblo dc san Lorenzo, donde va resi-
dou Sis familiarcs en- css V doude &c pro-
poncrirrrcr n Ciugia menor.
Hcmo5 tenilo a guslo de saludar en-
tsta al jogcn mecanlco dc AreciFo don
Ventura M'rani4 cue de paso para AFRO
yo cstugo Cu l-sa.
Iosf Porto duodo del cafa,:n conoci-
,lo cor ei nombrr dc III Timonew trans
i,riri Il otro d4eio su establecimicnto
ca cl qrie Sc ps.runen hacer reformas
,arias.
la corr Municipal ha salido para ci
vecino prebIo de IA Clira i celebrar jul
clos de importancia en- dieho rueblo.
Fl Dr. Victor Gutierrez Sc cacusntra
en- esta con ei obieto de tomar possession
como official de sandal lie este pueblo
Sc ha cstabiec!io en- es,a l5calidad
como maestro sastra. ej Sr Francisco Cal
drr5n. acreditado sasirc dc Atomic.
Pr7nto serdc pracucadas Ct cl hospi-
iai Dr. cs'z aIgunss operacisnss qulrdr-
zi9s5. pr el DR. Mart' y prau2an,es Hs-
nero. u. Eala2e5 y u Orls-l.
Lian1 "A a'eao.a dc. 5I.ai;r sob-s el
=a,elmisrl1 5el rs-rl9 & liu dc qur H.
cakes c=,.a ,r --ro r=tad1 y ll= r--5= c1
prr-1p4--a I.-Eual & 81 jfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-06
PREMtO DE BELIEF

De la importante Revista Ilustrada,
que Sc publica en- Espaha, "Nuevo Mum
do" tomamos 10 siguiente.-"En un con-
curse de belleza abierto por "La Cores
pondencla de P. Rico" para la pequeha
Antilla, ha resultal llo premiada por 5,51D
votos la bella joIen Maria Biaggi que
pertenece a una iistinguida familia de
Ponce. Su retrato ba sido enviado al "The
Chicago Tribune" para competir en- otro
concurso analogo; pero mundial, organi-
zado por este periolico". En- la parte SUI
perior del copiado Suelto Sc We ell retrato
de nuestra bella compatriota, luciendo
la artistica mantilla que sirve de airoso
marco q su bella faz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-06
De sOC|EDAD.
GENTE DE PAsEo

Ha estado en- San Juan, en- asuntos ad-
ministrativos, el DR.. Jose Barreras, al
calde de Juncos, que regres6 aver a su re-
sidencia.
Los Sres. alcalde de Ponce, presidente
y secretario de aquel municipio sres. Moret
Porrata Doria y Cespedes, regresan a la
ciudad del Sur despues de realizar los
propositos que les trajeron esta ciudad.
Ha vuelto q su residancia de Vieques,
ell Sr. Jose Beuitez que estuvo tres dias
en- San.Juan en- asuntos particulares.
Regres6 ell vieraas a Mauatt ell hacenda-
do de aquella localidad ST., Arturo Quin-
tero, que estuyo en- Ia ciudad en- asuutos
de negoeios.