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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
Topics of the Times

The experience of The province Of
Quebec with me Inheritance tax IS
1oied with iateres- Many residents
Of the United States haze been heavy
buyers OF Canadian stocks and owners
Of province Of Quebec securities and
lands. The tendency OF the new law
IS u deter these people from making
further investments IN this direction
ana % dispose u those they now own.
Is repeal is being urged by many
dnancia, institutions whose stocks and
bonds are held by persons living out
side % the British empire. But would
nos the same thing De true Of any
ether form Of taxation certain in its
operations
A history Of Milwaukee = being
written by citizen Of thai town He
Will, Of course. go beneath the foam.
There IS no sex in intellect. de-
clares an exchange that IS anxious COR
the DAY when that fact viii be recog-
nized IN al the universities sf the
world. Possibly 50, but there is sex in
the scheme Of life, and We cant see
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misbran6ing
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II Oregon raised as much corn as
Iowa does. she wouldn't make 50 much
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
Looker-On In Iona

Kensett. Oct. 2e.-Some Of Us have
heard that d law was passed by the
last legislature, making it misde-
meanor to drink Intoxicating liquors
on the railway trains If such a law is
on the statute books, it is occupying
space unnecessarily. for no attention
whatever is paid TO II. this Of course
excepting the men that are ashamed
70 drink in public and always go TO
The toilet room when they want a nip
for themselves or TO treat friend. On
the contrary, conductors, brakemen and
passengers almost daily watch the
crowd that comes on 10 the train With
full pint and quart bottles. and grad
ually fills up till they become
nuisance 10 everybody within hearing
distance. Il is not clear just how this
law is 20 be enforced, unless railroad
officials instruct conductors to make
arrests. but it is almost matter of
self preservation. 10 the railroad COM
panies. for drunken man on train
increases tremendously the chances of
the railroad company paying for the
ACCIDENT" that frequently occurs. Sew
eral instances have been reported of
railroad employees refusing a drunken
! man the right 10 get on a train, and, if
this was general in practice, it would
be a boon TO the travelling public
Nearly all Of our railroads have
spells when II seems impossible TO
have their passenger trains con time"
/ One railroad entering the union depot
/ in St Paul mas acquired an inevitable
reputation for always being late Not
I long ago one of the callers in the big
union depot consciously or unconsci-
ously perpertated the following, sing
! ing out IN mis- peculiar .rawl: &The A.
B. c. railroad 9 o'clock train two hours
late-cause. washout." THE .. E. F.
railroad train due to leave at $3.50. four
hours lste-cause, wreck" 1.-THE G. H.
II. $40 passenger on time-cause, un-
known"
The pony weighed about 400 pounds
The wagon with shafts modelled after
1.-THE standard makes only smaller every
way, had a, regulation spring seat Or
the seat was a 15-year- old girl holding
in her lap 1O-months- old baby. Sit
ting on the bottom Of the wagon were
three boys all the way from 8 to I
years of age. The outfit drove up If
front Of the elevator office in fine shape
at ten-rnile an hour gait Then ths
elevator man loaded in six big gum.
sacks full of feed-perhaps it was braI
the five children got in, and with thu
assistance of two more big boys VIII,
pushed behind. the pony braced him
self and started up the main street
Just before he reached the crossing h.
looked over his left shoulder to se
none had fallen out or got away an,
striking a dog trot, went on his wind
ing way. undoubtedly congratulatin,
himself the family was no larger.
u In Next town lives Swede that i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
JuRIEs SHOULD BRACE UP.

i
When juries generally come to ap-
preciate the truth Of what Judge Mil
Ter said to Smeltzer as he sentenced
him there will be fewer vicious crimes
in Iowa:
The most effective way to reduce
crime is to make the punishment there
OF swift and certain, and also make
the punishment At the crime com
mitted.
Smeitzer Laughter when he received
MS sentence. 1t was better than he
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
4 Moral from Florida.

Don't suspect everything and every.
body. There aren't so many hypo-
critics as you think. and to Judge by
ones self is radically wrong."-F1or-
ida Times Union.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
Claim Disproved by Science.

Claim Disproved by Science.
There is nothing to substantiate the
contention that the human body emits
radiations which affect the photo
graphic plate. The French Academy
Of Science has investigated the mat.
ter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
Agriculture Made a Study.

Agriculture Made Study.
Belgium has more than 1000 agri.
cultural associations, such as farm
ers' clubs. apiarian societies. horticul-
tural and agricultural associations,
syndicates for the improvement Of cat
tie, goats, swine, rabbits, etc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
p.euii.r FLORIDA River.

The St Johns river in Florida is
the only navigable river In the coun.
try that flows In generally north,
erly direction into an ocean.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
Foley,s Honey ana Mar clears 4te air
LSioux City Journal.l

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the air
passages, stops the irritation in the
throat. soothes the infiamed mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and inhamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and the
cold is expelled from the system. Re
fuse any but the genuine in the yellow
package. Mcbride & Will Drug Com
pany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.


Iowa land values are increasing so rap
idly that I'VE can hardly keep up with
them. One hundred dollares an acre is
now a common price and one that ex
cites little or no comment. Iowa land
Is a commodity that IS in q big de-
nland'
There will he no fight IN Governor
Carroll all the talk 10 the contrary nor
witastanding. Most OF the talk is be
ing manufactured by pseudo friends OF
the governor. who would like to find an
excuse Tor killing Carroll off and laying
the blame on the progressive republi-
cans" says The knoxville Journal.
The Dubuque Times Journal points
out tlat Nothing else would he quite
80 helpful as liberal supper; of the
church by those protesting belief i'll it.
TIE Cedar Rapids Republican fears
that the men who are talking for ship
subsidies and q central bank are ag-
taxing in vain. The Country does not
Seem % AXE with avidity 10 either
proposition
The advance in the London discount
rate is no, worrying the Iowa farmer
What IS bother!ng him is which OF the
several automobiles he Is considering is
the best for the money and which can
be delivered with The least delay" says
lhe Council Bluffs Nonpareil
Panora Pa1riot Democrat asks. Will
President Tafts swing around the
country and his painful dodge of p-olit-
zeal issues be actually worth SIS. 900 20
me people. either as vaudeville show
or a splendid exhibition of political
iuggisry?'
AT least this IS TO be said 20 the
credit OF Crane. that he stood by his
guns, !e- come what WILL says the
Dubuque Telegraph Charged with re-
sposihilirv for the interview, he ack-
nowledged it and did NOT seek % make
The reporter a capegoat. Mr.. Crane $
backbone is not Of the stuff found IN
diplomats
To me Cedar Falls Record "it is quite
clear II would have been d good thing
# Uncle oe had declined with thanks.
A red flag faunted n the face of an
ira1e taurus is tame compared With the
+ N easly 1nDss We are in here in Iowa y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26
WILL COST MORE TO DIE.
Coffin Makers Propose Raise In Price
Of Funerals-Too Many Undsrtatsrs.

Coffin Makers Propose Raise In Priee
Of Funerals-Too Many undsrtaksrs.
The burial casket manufacturers and
jobbers in convention in Cincinnati
expressed dissatisfaction because the
cost of dying has not Kept pace with
the increased cost of living. They
deprecated cut rate funerals and pro-
posed to establish uniform prices for
the retail trade in collins.
I'VE coffin makers want the under
takers to help US out more than they
do" said one delegate. I'VE want the
undertakes to make sitter bills, and
then we can get more for our goods.
Why should we have to pay double
what we used to pay to live and let
people die cheaply? 1t isn't fair and
it isn't logical. There are too many
undertakers They are cutting each
Others throat to get business, and.
what is more to the point. they are
cutting prices. Another thing, the sup
ply of collins is greater than the de-
mand. That's what makes 'em 30
cheap"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26

If people with symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could. realize their
danger they would without loss of time
commence taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. This great remedy stops the pain
and the irregularities. Strengthens
and builds up these organs and there
is no danger of Bright's disease or
other serious disorders. DO not disre-
gard the early symptoms. Mcbride G.
Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26

To me Cedar Falls Record st is quite
clear Il would have been a good thing
# Uncle oe had declined with thanks.
a red flag faunted n the face of an
ira1e laurrls is tame compared with the
-neasly 1nuss We are in here in Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26

Telesraphic Speed Records.
By means Of chart and a thorough
system of reports from train dispatch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26

The Dubuque journal points
out thai Nothing else would he quite
80 helpful as liberal support of tbs
church by those protesting belief III it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26

TIE Cedar Rapids Republican fears
that the men who are talking for ship
subsidies and q central bank are ag-
taxing in Vain. The country does not
Seem % AXE with avidity 10 either
proposition.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-10-26

In Next town lives a swede that i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29
Visitando Ell Ayuntamiento.
FL secretario de la guerra.
eobernador Cotton y
otros caballeros pasan
media bora en- la casa
municipal.
Los cOncurrentes fuerOn cor
tesmente atendidos pOr ell al
caIde de la ciudad. conceja,
les y personal del municipio.

4 las I dc Ia tarde de aver estu-
vo en cl eclitieio ayuntarniento de
Ia ciudad visitando aquelI;as de-
pendcncias. el secretario dc Ia que
IRA Dickinson y lc accompaniment
cl golernaeior Co!'on, su >snoTtita
herlnana. cl general Edward, secre-
tario particular del sccrctario dc
Ia guerra, ayudantc Parra-Cap6 Y
la mayor parte de los conscicros
del Executive. FL primer jcie de
Ia policia insular, el DIR. Lugo Vi
mas, DIR. Gutierrez lgaravidez. Van
Dusen. ingenicro del municipio Sr.
Nontilla, Lilo. Alvarez Nava. Agus-
tin Navarrate. director de Ia COM
pania dc ferrocariIcs Sr. Mcrrier,
hermanos Behn, Lcdo. Falcon.
LcdO. Gomez, +. CesterJS. WenccS
lao Bor,ia entire oiros, estuvieron
tambien ALI. hasta las ) manos 10
minutes en- que Sc retararon los vi
sitantcs. AlglInss istinyuidaz ID
mas aeompshsrnn q Ia seno-Ita
Cotton. FL personal de las oGcinss
del munidpo coneurTi6 v el lcalse
de Ia ciudsd Francisco del Vail
Pueblo de Puerto Rico dc un sena ,ia
eIec;ivo y oonoecs1n inmeiia.a cir.-
dsdania Americana como se.o de-
reparsdora iUssicia digno del gran
pueblo g.e rePresentaiAn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29
ACTO BRUTAL
EN- YAUCO.
Ell Sr. Cesar Portillo
victina del teniente
Girnenez.
Sir considerar el estado
de Portiilo le hizo vlcti-
ma de violentas agresio,
mes
En- Yauco ha causado muchO
disgusto y desaprobscion el
SuccS0.
De nuestro oorresponsal

Iauco, Diciembre 2S.-En Ia tar
dc de aver al ser llevado al depositc
municipal cl senior Pcrar Portillc
que sc hallaha medic ehrio, fut vio-
lentamente atropellado por el te-
nente de policla senior Jimenez, cl
que habiendole derribado al suelc
del primer golpe de macana que lt
asesto, continue dandole de I'm mo-
do tan rudo que lie produjo tres he
rllas graves en- la cabcza y lie llen(
de contusiones Ia espalda, sin que
fuera motive a calmar su crueldad,
la intervention del ST.. ,Juez Mum
cipal, quien no fu6 atcndido por el
aludido tcniente.
lie practicaron Ia primera cura
al herdo ell DR.. Zarat y el practican-
tc Feliciano.
No sabemos de que mancra puede
justiticarse I'm acto de esa espccie
contra un individlo alcoholizado,
a qulen Sc rindc del primer golpe
y d qlien luego dc estar tcndido en-
tlerra,se lie sigue dando como 81 no
flera no lln miembro humane 81
una loza de plomo.
I'm muchaS ocacioncs hemos visto
casos como este en- que la policia ha-
ce llso del rotten sin ningllna clasc
dc consideration como 81 no tuviera
otro medic que cmplcar antes que
este y como 81 no hubiera lev huma-
ma que castigara tamano proccdcr
Todas las personals cultas que pre-
senciaron el hccho dc aver han tcni-
do frases dc juzta censura contra ell
senior 'Il menez, y nosotros lntcrpre-
tando la publica opinion, lanzamos
tamblen nuestra protesta, maxine
maxine cuando Sc trata de un jefe
que dcbc dar muestras de templan-
"a V cordura i sls subordinados an
tes que de intemperancia y cruel
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29
SENT|DA MUERTE
EN- CAGUAS,
allece en- aquel1a ciu-
dad el virtuoso sacer-
dote don Benigno
uig.
FL 10. de Enero celebrara
la "Caguas A. A." su pri-
mer juego atletico,
Sc aguarda con entusiasmo a
la cOmpahia Adams.
(De nuestro corresponsal }

Diciembre 26.-Muy concurri
das han rcsultado las tradiciona
les misas de aguinaldo.
Reciba la junta iniciadora y es
pecialmente los jovenes r. Arenas;
j. NJ. Chapel y R. Lizardi, nuestra
enthusiastic felicitacion
Ell viernes II, despues dc lar
ga y cruel enfermedad deio de exis
tlr el presbitero don Benito PUG
|y Anger. respectable anciano que
supo granjearse durante 1toda su
vida el respeto Y carino de cuantos
lie rodearon. Siempre fue de volun
tad frme Y decidida. Mostr6sc
fuerte ante Ia desgracia, desafaa
do con su espiritu serene, el tumul
tusoso oleaje de la vida, y hoy niue
re satisfecho porque la experienced
guio paulatinamente la nave de sll
vida.
Que Dios acoia en- SUI seno el al
ma del venerable anciano Y lleguen
estas lineas hasta el hogar que
sufre, como expression de nuestra
condolences.
-Procedente de los Estados U
nidos ACADIA de llegar a csta ciudad
el j6ven estudiantc Federico Mar
celino Alvarez Lopez.
Sea bienvenido el estimablc com
patriota.
Ell sabado Sc llcv6 4 efecto en- la
liga ''Solis d Johnson" un dcsafio
de base ball entire los teams "Ca
guas" "High SCHOOL, y "Byfoot"
Resulto triunfante el primero. Rel
ma mucho entusiasmo entra los afi
cionados 4 csc sport.
La troupe Adams, segun il:
formes, debutara el dia % de es
te mes con el hermoso drama de
don Joaquin Dicenta, titulado
aurora
Es mucho cl entusiasmo por yer
q la notable actriz Sra. Adams sus
hermosas interpretaciones de obras
modernas, asi como q las demas
stellds Gle dicha compaIia.
va no podremos quejarnos, prom
to descansaremos de los cines, por
que esa buena compania c6mico
dramatica nos visitara en- brcve.
A juzgar por cl creciente entusias
mo, la temporada resultara dc ml
cho intcres.
E dfa 10. dc cncro dc 1910 la
"Caguas Athletic Association" &c
lcbrara su primer jucgo atlttico
para cl cual reina gran cntusiasmo.
Dicha fiesta tendra lugar en- cl pa
ito dc dicho PLANTED. Scguramcntc
resultara muy lucida, pues hay mu
cho entusiasmo entire distinguldos
clcmcntos favorecedores dc la socic
dad y Dircctiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29
La Junta Superior
de Sandal
Celebro session el viernes y Sc
tomaron acuerdos de impor-
tancia. ...

En- SUI session cclcbrada cl dia g
dc Dlciembrc, con la asistcncia de
los SrcS. mlembros del Board dc far
lnacia, dcspuGs dc aprobada cl acta
dc In session. anterior, V cXpupsto
por el Sr. presdenie cl obieto dc Ia
invitacidn hecha 4 los Srcs. del Boar
de Farmaeia, Sc leyo por cl Secreta
rlo la reclamaclon pescntada por cl
ahogado Sr. Eugenio l'cnitcz Gas
taiio. cn representation del Centre
dc dctalllsias dc esta riudad sohre
la notification hecha i los conner
ciautcs dc la Isla por los lnspccto
res de allinentos 4 ,olicitild del pre-
silcnie del Board dc Farmacia ba
sado en- Ia Secci6n II de la Lev
aprobada en- : dc MARIO de 1905:
oldos cortesmcntc los iniormcs dc los
nIleInbroS del Bodrd dc farrnacia 50
aror,l6 por Ia .IIinta que las reclama
clones que se presenter sohm In ven
Ia de dropas detcu ser cndosadaS
j la Junta lie farmacia por ser com
i'teneia dc 'licha Junta.
Irc-enlmio los informcs crnitido.
I,0r cl mtdico della colonia dc lcpru
sos V los Drs. Font V Guillor V Gon
ralez Martinez opinandn q Ia asiIada
Concla ScrTano no So cncucnira pa
deciendo dc lcpra; f,lt acuer'lo ron
oeder In aalida dc Ia joven concha
Serrano cftrrgandola Z ~ padre cn
Palo Seco. Ia que dcl,eri scr visitada
rnens'iaimcnte iurantc Fl penodo
de un aiio por cl DR.. Sthal.
re aeoui0 aecc,icr Il l. -olicitui
pre>cniada por JosG LaulidG v Rive
~ permiiierriolc - au-cutd-e para
Il cxtrangero.
Fub aeuerdo pasar infornc al ni.
dico dc Ia colnnia dc lepr,o-,. Ia -
lici,ud Dc Cristobal Malpica piiien
do 'econocimicnto por Greer qnc no
es,s ieproso, Y que on yistl del iiiur
Ile 81 prOoede & nonbfar ana cornI
sidn dc 3 me.iicos qIs . ni,an dic,a
men chnico y -fnGloCo >otre Il
es'a'io ':e salu1 del -olicirante.
- di6 e'.enta con i. termination
del eTT ejlenie sse h. csi4.ilo- r.i4er
motns p-ppie,!afi 'lei -. B..l'aza-
NAnQ.a-- Ge Lanes. w P.o i'seliali
de A. b1ena-. haiaersi" 80" =
cnfr,s o. dicho- cai,alls.s osrnpll
useTli Tlias'iJ "a rr-oiFrlu s.e j. Iilnt4
Suprro-. a iste9sr d ~ IsrlIu
pr,z..,s.ia pr s;.ri'- -eunr-s
Qusl;n.ir frussn alsinos
asUaic'- - i'-1i.s~f"u pr ~er bora
. avaazsG4 O. l. t&E.e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29
So|idaTidad en- Adjuntas

En- las iiltimas horas de Ia tardlc
de aver, recibimos dc nueStno. co
responsal en- adjuntas el sig,liente
despacho telegrafioo:
"Adiuntas Dicembre -. Director
Correspondencis San Juan.
Con esta fecha se han rernitido
al Hon. secretano de Ia guerra el
.siguIente telegrams: AssmbIea con-
ilmta Unionista y RepublicanoS eSta
Villa saluda respetuoearente sV-H.
Y Sgnifica habsr vosado resoIscrjn
para presentsrh Ell sokcitud reco-
mendacson al congreso Bsc.onal al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29
& general Edward
SURE una caida.
Cayo de IA pies de altura
y sufrio leslones en- una
pierna.
Probablenente saspeldera So
yiaie d Ia isla en- union del
secretarlo Dc Ia guerra.

En- la reception efectuada anoche
en- Casa Blanca y Ia que concu
rrieron el secretario de Ia guerra y
otros senores de su comitiva y ele
mentos de esta sociedad, sufri6 una
cafda el general Clarence Edward,
que lie ocasion6 serias lesiones en- una
pierna y parte superior del cuerpo.
Cayo de una altura de cerca de IA
pies en- momentos en- q. paseaba por
una de las galerfas. LIE auxilio el DR..
Asford y otros medicos y guarda ca
ma hoy, informandose que casi Sc
guramente no podra acompanar
al secretano Sr. Dickinson.
Sentimos el percance sufrido por
el general, presidente del comite
de asuntos insulares en- Washington
y lie deseamos rapido restablecimi
cntO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29
& banquete del domingo.
Manifestaciones de Mon.
senior Jones en- favor del
gobernador Cotton.
Hicieron tambien uso de la pa
de Ia pslabrs los sehores
speaker de Ia canara. Die
kinssn y el gObernador.

Fl banquete efectuado en- el Obs
pado cat6lieo en- la noche Ultima no
revisti6 caracter Official.
In Ia mesa Sc sent aron cuarenta
comensales. .....
FL Obispo Monsehor Jones tenia
4 su derecha al Secptario de Ia Cue
rra V a su iZquieryia al gobernador
de Puerto Rico.
FL Padre Berrios ocupaba un 81
ito de honor frente 81 ohispo.
FL general Edwards oeupaba Ia
derecha del Padre Berries y el Juez
Nc Leary Ia iEquprda-
ii Iuez Hernandez estaha 1 IA de
uecha del Secretano de Ia Guerra. v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29

Atiles, algunos con ccialcs Y Il rc-
ierido personal atcndicrou cnn Ia
mayor cortesia Z los visitantes 9
freeiendoles refrcseos, d,,lo's, Ia
haco Y hcLados.
Fl sccretario Dickinson y Il 20
bernad OF en- conipaliia icl alc.ll,.e
visitaron tOias las dcreI,.cncias
del Hunicipio y i las > menos minu-
tos sc rcuraron to,los con ,iifrcci6n
al campo del Moro en- donde ha
bian dc scr revistasias l..s fucrzas
del regirniento Dc +. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-29

Dcspuks que pase Lgdn eienpo en- Ia
ciudad FL Sr. CabrcA, veadsl lSan
Juan el Sr 81 en- y asf sucesivamen
ic los demas.
-Iia cump lido su condena de l
ano de- preside por deliso de hurto
de- mayor cuan,ia, d confinado Jose
tonian (al Julio Ripssa.
-I.Rs Rqas Arena. que extin
g'sis IN presidio condena de 6 anos
Ppr de- TO de lhtrajs. fus puesto
en liber1ad por tnx apelsci6n in
;erPuesta y hsier prcstado Ia CORES
pOndienie lama.
III l4nes pOr IA tarde pasearon
por .lguiss e ls- prin0pales GALES
'is IA riu'iad, rissenerl Edward. e.
cr,ron-i iSesn y otros seaores De !.
rV,ni'ivs mel secretsrio de "a c,srrs
asgIra = en- el ma de-
E-erp PrOxirno solver& & n isla 81
X zp'er1Aslor Post. que pesmen
ceEa -lsan ueraFo squi-
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el Coronel Howe q la izquicrda del
gobernador Cotton.
La comitiva del Secretario dc la
guerra estaba prescnte en- el banque
te, Y Sc componia de los Sres. Caruth
ers Edwing. A. y. Biggs, John o.
Dickinson, Coroncl kean Y W. X. Pc
digo.
Asistieron adcmas el Comodoro
Rohrer. el DIR. Lippitt, cl DIR. Sal
dana. el Padre IIizern, el Padre Sigl,
dc Mavagucz; cl Padre Juan Gorrus
tia, de San German: el Padre Sic
jas. el Padre Ceballos. Lido. Juan
Hernandez Lopez. LIDO. Antonio AL
varez Nava , Lcdo. Josf de Diego
jose Gordils, jose Canals. Naldcs
Merier. Joannini. Teniente PARA.
NJ. Drew Carel. IIernand Behn. 81
Padre Juan Rivera V los sacerlotcs
residentes en- 81 obispado. Colon.
Rodriguez, Mangual, Marrero Y
Nassallo.
FL obispO pronunci6 un clocucnie
discurso, al cual contestG el goter
nador dc Puerto Rico, hablando dies
pucs brevcmcnte el Secretario dc Ia
Guerra Y el Sr. de Diego. IL discur
so de este ultimo fuG interpretado
por el Sr. JOannini, Secrtano parti
cular del eobemador. FL ohispo
afirm6 que Ia actitud del gohenador
Colton al frente del executive de Ia
isla mereee los mayores placemes
del elemento cat6licO.
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Visitando Ia ciudad.

Esta en San Juan. ror algunos
diaS nuc-iro oistine,!iIo compatfio
Ia, dc Ponce, ST. Emilio CoriaIa. !.
quion acompala ~ bella di~tingui
da hija, sehorita Eva IL Sr. Cor
tada y su fnmiiia son mly coonri
dos ' estimates cn Ia ciudad del Sur
On don'ir, como en- San Juan, ticnen
numcFOsOs amigos.
Sean bienvcni,ios Y quo lcs .ca
toIO 10 agradablc possible tu estan
cis sn la ciu,iad.