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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-04
DE SOCIEDAD.

AoNo w VOld VI QC DO llCfdioll
q efecto en- San Sebastian, Es-
pa1a, sera presentada en- So
ciedad la distinguida sehorlta
Maria Gonzalez y Geigel, hiia
del teniente coronel de inge-
nieros del ejercito espanol y
hacendado en- Rio-Grande,
Sr Eduardo Gonzalez Y de la
s enora Isabel Geigel de Con
zalez, La sefiorita Maria
tiene 10 amos de edad, y es una
linda joven quefh.aee peee.ter-
I. mino su instruction superior.
8 Los distinguidos esposos Con-
zalez-G -Geigel estan de tempo
rada en- Madrid y regresaran
"a fines de ano a San Juan.
Para Ponce. Ha salido en-
viaje a P once la distinguida
sonora Barbarita Martinez
vluda de Gonzalez que fila
aliiisu Residential en- la calle
de Isabel 10 despues de ha-:
Der vivido algun tempo en-
Sauturce
LIE acompa1a su bella hernia
ma la senorita Lola Martinez
y por causa del reciente falle-
cimiento del esposo de la Sc
nora don Jose R. Gonzalez,
del que dimos cuenta oportu--
namente, no han podido des-
pedirse de sus numerosas
amistades en- la ciudad las ex-@
presadas dannas. Deseamos
grata estancia en- la ciudad
del Sur a las estimables seno-
ra y senorita que dejan sim
patico vacio en- esta sociedad.
Br1lto4ate concatTrencln. Un
magnifico espectaculo Sc VIC
en- la noche del domingo en- Ell
salon del teatro de la ciudad
en- que Sc di6 cita una brillan-
te pleyade de hermosas y dis
tinguidas damas. Habia tres
extremes y la 'compania de
Gutierrez tuvo I'm lleno esplen
dido obteniendo nutridos
aplausos la primera tiple Es-
peranza Iris y la Prado,
En- la herradura de palcos
y butacas Iucieron eleganti-
simos trajes y su dellcada
hermosura entire otras seno-
ras y senoritas las de, Benitez
Castanoz, Aboy de Perez-Pie-
rret recien casada con magni-
fico traje de raso perla y joya
de Ortiz, de Freiria, de Gin
ltron, de Cesteros, de Malatra-
(zzi, de Traviezo, de Fabian,
bde Gorbea, Baquero de Con-
zalez Cintr6n de Vidal de
iLarroca, de Monies, Casenave
Ide Saldana, de Was Ochoteco,
kde Bosch de Hernandez, y de
Giorgetti.
El grupo de senoritas encan
fador. Una lindisima trinidad
ren Ada Cabrera y Margot y G.
lEmanuelli; morena y rubita
relegantisimas Maria Vazquez
y Maria Cintr6n, Minina del
Vale, Angelita Perez las Sc
noritas Calderon -Acosta,
Gorbea -Cesteros, Ferrer, Vi
dal de negro como siempre
lmuy graciosas; Benitez, Ca
rrillo, Bosch, Fernandez y
Fuertes, Maria Teresa Diaz,
Iriarte, Ramirez, Gutierres
. Was -Ochoteco, Cesteros Man
gual, Cordero Nevaresy Blon-
Diet.
De temporadd. Pasa una cor
ia temporada en- la ciudad
la distinguida sonora Melina
Cintr6n de Benitezde Yabucoa
Grata permanencia> tenga en-
San Juan
Grdta riSitd. Los distingui-
dos esposos Noble-Santaella,
han n visto aumentado felizmen
te SUI hogar, con el nacimiento
de una he rmosa nina, que vino
a la vida ell sabadO con tOda
felicidad, en- la residencia de
aquellos en- San turce. Nuestra
mas expresiva congratulaci6n
a los distinguidos esposOs por
el grato suceso y que haya flo
res siempre en- la existehcia de ).
Ia nueva crlstiana.
Para EStados Unidos: Mon I
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CS pHOnCO.
Continuation de la p5gina la.

Iontlnuaclon de Ia psglna la.
parties y por siempre jamas!
Las leyes del equilibrio uni
versal, basadas en- sus propias
fuerzas y movimientos inhe-
rentes, destruyen en- absolute
la idea de la inamovibilidad
y para demostrar teorica y
practicamente los movimien-
tos terrestres hay tantos me-
dios qu seria prolijo y adn RI
diculo traerlos a debate pu-
blico.
Y ell NAL estriba en- que las
religiones Sc estacionan desde-
nando la ciencia y creando un
ontroponaorJisnao espantoso
a I'm indeferentis-
mo cruel 8 a I'm ateismo detes-
table.
Pero la ciencia, portando
la luz purisima de la verdad
hasta los mas rec6nditos 81
tios, va demoliendo errores
Y rasgando ell velo que encu-
bre las verdades naturales,
le muestra al hombre, no otro
hombre-dios semejante, sino
el Dios de todas las perfeccio-
mes absolutas, indefinible por
los microbes de un mundo in
feriorisimo, que en- SUI vano
orgullo, Sc Green ser los uni
cos privilejiados de la crea-
clon infinita, y alzandose So
bre sus diminutas puntas del
los pies, Sc expiden patentes
de infalibilidad, igualandose
al Dios verdadero y niegan
los mas rudimentarios hechos
cientificos llamando siempre
iateos! a los que no limitan SUI
criterio al estrecho y f6rreo
de sus capciosas apre-
ciaciones.
Y basta por hoy.
Santurce, Abril, 900.
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.DESM|NT|ENDQ.

qulf HlaJagranzas que me sal
ga al paso para censurar mis-
actos. Pero cuando, faltando
q La verdad, Sc me atribuyen
frases y conceptos que nunca
fueron mios, cuando Sc preten
de herlrme por medic de una
mentira baja y rastrera, me
encuentro en- la precision de
denunciar esa mentira, ven
ga de donde viniere.
"El TEMPO" del Sabado 10.
de Mayo de 1909, publica una
carta procedente de Huma-
Gao, firmada con pseudonimo,
y en- la que Sc comenta ell NEE
ting unionista que en- Huma-
Gao Sc celebr6 ell anterior do
mingo. Y al hablar de mi dis
curse en- aquel meeting, apar-
te de cuatro neclas considera-
clones queocurren al autor de
la carta, me atribuye este
frases que nj en- aquella oca-
sion, nj en- otra alguna dije;;y
f,esto Sc hace conla baja inten-
cion de ponerme en- evidencia
ante mis- companeros aboga-
dos americanos, ante los Jue-
ces americanos, y ante los anne
rlcanos en- general.
Dice ell emi-anonimo CORES
ponsal, que censur6 a todos los
americanos que a Puerto Rico
vienen. Esto es en- absolute
falso. liable de los politicians
y de los carpet t-baggers, y es
seguro que algo duro die de
de ellos; algo menos duro de 10
q. de ellos dicen en- los Esta-
dos Unidos Pero nj por I'm mo
mento hice alusi6n nj referen-
cia a los americanos que a es-
te pals vienen a TRAFALGAR con
nosotros, y a crear fuentes de
riuueZa V de prosperidad en- la
isla. Hacer este hubiera sido
una vulgar necedad; quedese
ESQ para ell autor de la carta
a "El Tiempo''..
Dice el mismo sujeto, que
liable de los jueces y aboga-
dos amerlcanos que q Puerto
Rico han venido, ESQ es UNA
MENTIRA BAJA I INDECENTE.
liable, 81, de un abogado que
por recommendation no Sc sabe
de quien, fue nombrado. para
un alto cargo en- Puerto Rico,
y en- la Administration en- es-
te Pals; y cuyo individuo lie
GO a Puerto Rico en- pleno es-
tado de embriaguez, siguio en-
ese estado, y cay6 con un alta
que tai que Sc temi6 no salie-
ra de el; hasta que enmen-
dando el Presidente el error
en- que cayera al nombrarle,
lie relev6; y entire la llegada
del funcionario y su relevo, a
case no pas6 una semana. Y
este fue todo.
Pero nj por casualidad hice
la mas pequeha referencia a
jueces y abogados con quienes
me unen lazos de respeto,a-
mistad y cOmpaherismo..
ST esa aseveraci6n no fuera
mas que una burrada mas en-
tire las que la carta contiene,
no me preocupara nj me to-.
maria la molestia de desmen-
tirla. Pero repito que es una
MENTIRA, y no otra cosa.
PreSentes estaban, mientras
liable, los caballeros Don Vi
centes Balbas, Don Herminio
Dfaz Navarro, Don Rosendo
Matienzo, Don Luis Llorens
Torres, Don Victor Burset,
Don Jose Toro Rios, Don To-
mas Acosta, Don Jose j. A
costa, Don S. Rocafort, Don
Bartolom6 Flaquer, y otros
que en- este momento no re-
cuerdo, pero que en- case nece-
sario sabran dar testimonio
de 10 que oyeron.
Y no tengo mas q, decir. Mi
conciencia esta perfectamen-
te tranquila. 81 yo hubiera di-
cho 10 que Sc me atribuye, di-
cho quedaria,y no harfa esta
rectificaci0n. Pero ante una
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mentira semejante, quiero que
la voz de la verdad Sc alec pa
ra acabar con aquella.
Y ahora, siga el correspon-
sal de Gel TEMPO" diciendo
10 que lie parezca; que no he
de ser 20 ell que me tome la
molestia de oeuparme de sus
dichos nj ell que lie haga at
m6sfera, discutiendo con el.
Jdci1at0 Terld0r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-04

Estara ali 6 semanas. Que
tenga el mejor viaje la eistin
glida senorita.
Semper
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PAROUE RESIDENTIAL.
BAAADO POR LAS BR|SAS DEL OCEANO ATLANT|CO

Sitio extra saludablc. Solares De todas
dirnensiones. Facilidades para e pago. iEe1ts-
tricciones sobre las construccionee, -;~7ssl-
do asi Ia estetica de este sitio,
Tiene una escuela publica rlod>r24 2ars
500 alumnos. El puente Sc concluira mas q
menos hacia el 10 de Septiembre de este aflo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-04
Lista parcial de comprado-
res desde el L Abril 1908 al
|" Abril 1909.

Juana Silva de Mocz6.
Chas Hartzell.
Herminio Diaz Navarro.
Frank E. Dexter.
Juan F. Was Ochoteco.
Pedro de Audrey.
Martin Travieso.
Rafael F. Ferrer.
Luis Munoz Morales.
Felix Cordoba Davila.
Guillermo Riefkohl.
Bernardo Huicy.
Generoso Candina.
Manuel Ledesma.
Nathaniel A. Walcott.
Miguel Cuetara.
Miguel Targa.
Carlos Conde.
Joaquin L. Miro.
Fernando Ledesma.
Antonio Oliver.
Ramon H. Delgado.
Piza y Co.
DR.. f. Gonzalez.
DR.. Guillermo Curbelo.
T. Barth.
H. Clyde Gregory.
Juan r. Baiz.
Rodolfo Vera.
Narciso Llauri.
Manuel r. Calder6n.
A. Lores Gonzalez.
Pedro de Elzaburu.
Renato Real.
DR.. L. Garcia de Quevedo.
Ramon Mendez Cardona.
Luis Muhoz Rivera.
DR.. Francisco Aguirrc.
Rafael Schettini.
Sergio Ramirez.
Cirilo MercadO.
Burt o. Clark.
Antonio ROmulO Hernandez
Bernardo HidalgO.
Luis Purcell.
Pedro Serraballs.
0AL- 0z~GL-
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.ft
Juan Huertas Diaz.
Federico Stubbe.
Pedro Gambia Cordoba.
Ramon Gambia Cordoba,
MarceliDo Garcia.
Toribio de la Fuente.
Jose Labrador.
Ramon Lopez Nc. Ccard.
Gregorio Dimas.
Juan N. Rosello.
Vicente Mendez.
Agustin Otero.
Alexandra Pruna.
Jaime Annexy.
A Mendez y Hermano.
Ramon Garcia.
Enrique Carbia.
Nincenzo Vena.
Rosendo Monies.
Gervasio Gambia Cordova
Pedro Gambia Skerret.
Jesus Rend6n Almira.
f. Ramirez de Arellano.
Eulogio Ramos Ochoa.
Nicolai Megwinoff.
j. f. Fenner.
G. BEN Gree.
Eduardo Pons Escalona.
Pablo Vega.
Enrique Monies de Oca.
Pablo Sierra.
Cristobal Real.
+. B. Grant.
Ramon Carbia.
Mr.. J. W. Turner.
;, H. Cutler.
- Parker.
- H. A. C. Hines.
- Lee Vendig.
A. CorderO.
Julio Cesar Gonzalez.
Valeriano Virella Tribe.
Rafael Cintr6n Lastra.
Montague James.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31
storm Sweeps New England.

Boston.-A northeast storm swep,
into New England Sunday with ter.
rifle energy. The gale drove tide
into Massachusetts, Bay which nearly
cqunled that OF the famous storm OF
1851. the wet snow Frustrated wires,
telephone. telegraph. electric light and
trolley. and railroad trains were
stalled. Three persons lost their
lives in Everett and Chelsea by the
sudden rise OF the tide.
From midnight until late Sunday the
storms destructive powers were un
usually extensive and severe. The
gale swept over the greater portion OF
New England and was accompanied
by heavy fall OF snow.
Coming on full moon. the gale
rolled wave along tho coast which
in some places reached n height OF
over fourteen feet above low water
mark.
In this city the tide went across At
lnntlc avenue on the water front and
caused nm estimated damage OF more
than 100000.
Large cities. such as Cambridge
Somcrville. Lynn, Broekton. Provi
dcncc. Fail River and New Bedford
were In darkness except for the light
afforded by the full moon.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31
GENERAL NEWS.

Vermont hunters have already paid
over $4,000 into tho state treasury
Tor licenses to shoot game.
Five lions. n leopard and variety
OF other wild animaln. the gift OF for.
mer President Roosevelt to the 700 Mt
Washington. arrived Mt Philadelphia n
few days since on tho steamer Molt.
kcfela,
You can take Il from me that pro.
lection OF umpirca will be one OF the
principal planks in my platform" ia
the announcement OF Thos. J. Lynch,
the new president OF tho National
Baseball league.
United Siat0a Senator A. ], MeI.au.
rim Of Mississippi died suddenly De.
rembor ed nj his home In Brandon
from mn attack OF heart failure which
came without the slightest warning.
The Christmas gift OF the United
States Steel Corporation IN bonus of
i2.000.O00 10 It's officers and en-,
ployoh. sixty per cent. In cash. and
forty per cent In preferred stock NJ
1874. or common NJ 90.
DR.. jose Madriz. former Judge OF
the Central American Court OF Justice
at Carriage. and Zeiayn'a candidate,
was on Monday elected president OF
Nicaragua by tho unanimous vote Of
tho Nlcararuan Congress
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31
DIR. COOK FEARED
AN ASSASSIN
CHANGED HIS NAME AND FLED
IN DISGUISE TO EUROPE
FOR SAFETY.
SHADOWED BY SPIES
STORY AS TOLD BY MR.. WAKE,
DIR. COOKS MOST INIT.
MATE FRIEND.

New York.-That DR.. Frederick A
Cook, Arctic explorer. regarding whose
strange disappearance there has been
such mystery, fearing a plot to take
his life, shaved his mustache and, in
disguise. left for Europe under the as
sumed name of Frederick Hunter, was
the gist of statement issued by Mr.
Charles Wake Sunday night. Mr.
Wake, who, for many years was Dr.
Cooks most intimate friend. makes no
effort to defend the explorer.
When Mr. Wake last heard from Dr.
Cook the explorer was stopping at the
Central hotel in Lisbon, Portugal, and
in cable message dated December 10
and signed Frederick Hunter" the
explorer asked for the address of Mrs.
Cook, who. it had been planned. was
to have accompanied DR.. Cook to Eu-
rope with the original polar data. The
cable message read:
where can / reach Marie? Has
she my original records?"
Mrs. Cook was then nearing Europe
on an Atlantic liner with the polar rec
ords in her possession, and Mr.. Wake
said that he communicated this fact to
DR.. Cook by cable.
Later. he said, he sent a cable mes
sage to DR.. Cook informing him where
he would find Mrs. Cook. Since then
Mr.. Wake has received no word from
DR.. Cook. and. SO far as he knows, the
explorer and his wife have not met on
the other side.
Several letters were received by DR..
Cook. Mr.. Wake said. telling of the al
legged plot to destroy his data, even II
1t was necessary to kill DR.. Cook to
gain possession of the documents. Mr..
Wake said 1t was not until he had re-
ceived letters Of similar nature that
he put any faith in the conspiracy
story.
Evidences of the plot, as pointed out
by Mr.. Wake. we're the warning let
tiers. the fact that DR.. Cook was con-
stantly followed by spies. or detec.
tives. and that there was n telephone
leak" which made 1t impossible for
either DR.. Cook or himself to commu-
nicate over the telephone without
other persons hearing their converse
lions.
After detailing the plan arranged
for Mr.. Walter Lonsdale. DR.. Cooks
secretary, TO convey only n typewrit
ten copy Of the polar records to Co
penhagen. while the genuine data was
to be taken to Europe by DR.. Cook and
his wife. who were to meet Mr.. Ions
dale at Stettin. Germany. Mr.. Wake
tells how plans were upset because OF
DR.. Cooks sudden impulse to flee
from the men he believed were shad
owing him.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

John +. Vivian, chairman OF the Re
publican State Central committee
has been nominated by the President
and confirmed by the Senate as sur.
veyoI OF customs for Colorado. to sue.
coed the late W. S. Boynton.
Commander Peary has declared that
he will never again head another ex-
petition either to the South pole or to
the North pole. He will. however.
stand ready to aid others who may
attempt such expeditions.
Under orders from Secretary Knox.
American Red Cross funds are to be
expended In caring for the sick and
wounded OF both OF the Nicaragua
armies. more than 1000 OF whom are
incapacitated in Blueflelds.
Judge Horace II. Lurton was con.
firmej on The goth inst. by the Senate
as associal, justice OF the United
States Supreme Court No opposition
appeared The Senate also confirmed
the nomination OF William J. Mills OF
East Las Vegas. n. NJ. to be governor
OF New Mexico.
That Dr. Cook was not decorated by
the King OF Denmark. as has been
generally supposed, liz the substance
OF n statement made at Washington by
DIR. Maurice +. Egan. United States
minister to Denmark. Or. Cook was
not decorated by the King" said DR..
Eagan. The King held his decoration
back awaiting the decision OF the Uni.
versity OF Copenhagen"
Headquarters OF the American Min
Ing Congress have been opened n,
Washington by James +. Caiibrea,h
Jr.. secretary OF tho organization. 10
promote the establishment OF n nation
nj bureau OF mines. Both Prcsiden,
Taft and Secretary Balllnger OF tho In
torior department are said 10 favor
such bureau.
For the first time In many years, In
fact. ms far back ns the present gencr
alton IN able TO remember. the Chinese
legation hnH two young daughters who
not only have acquired an excellent
English education, but who have per
manon,ly adopted American dress
/ 'hhNf hAH iHlls WIN vi ln'
newly appointed minister. has worn
American dress several yogra. and hcl
daughters have adopted the sam,
fashion.
Secretary Bnlllngcr has approved
wyomlngcary net segregation Int No
81. embracing 2C.oso acres. The land,
included In the list were selected b,
tho state under the Cary act. and mr.,
to be reclaimed and irrigated by IN,
uln,ah County Irrigation Company.
Alarmed by drop from 81 0Oo.oOt
To s2C.5G5 In mineral oil exports t,
France In n month. American oil OK
portcrs have begun movement to In
duce Congress TO renew with tn,
French government tho reclprocit,
treaty that expired on October 3ist
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31
TAYLOR Will
ASK FOR LANDS
WANTS GRANTS TO COLORADO
FOR PUBLIC PARKS AND
OUTING PLACES.
WILL INTRODUCE BILLS
IS ALSO WORKING TO SECURE
MILLION ACRE GRANT FOR {.
GOOD ROADS.

Denver.-In a letter to friend in
this city. Edward T. Taylor, represent
ative-at-large for Colorado, says:
II have for several months past
been trying to interest the various
cities and towns of our state in the
work of procuring public parks and
outing places, for picnic and play
grounds for both old and young, and
have written letters to the mayors
and city councils or boards of trus.
tees of our one hundred cities and
towns in Colorado, urging them to Sc.
lect site wherever it is possible
upon public lands, OF some scenic and
suitable location for that purpose and
send me description of it. and al
low me to introduce bill in Congress
granting it to them gratuitously.
Il have already received descrip.
tons Of the land desired by about fiji.
teen cities and towns, and have re.
ceived word from a number of others
that they will send the necessary data
rs soon as possible In doing this |
am trying to do important work for
especially the youths of this and sue
ceeding generations, and also furnish
an outing place for picnics, Fourth OF
July and other public gatherings"
Mr.. Taylor adds that he expects to
have the West with him on his bill
to grant a million acres of public
lands to Colorado for good roads, but
will have much work to do to over.
come the opposition of eastern mem.
bers who. many of them, are poisoned
with the impression that we are all
stealing the public domain out here,
and that 1t belongs TO them, not to us
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31

Denver.-The days when live bears
roam through the Denver streets are
supposed to have passed forever, but
such is not the case. for two bears
captured in the Routt county noun.
tains made things lively around the
wholesale district on Market street
Thursday.
The bears were shipped here to Ray
mond & Hoffman and probably hav.
ing some idea OF the fact that they
were destined to be converted into
bear steaks for Christmas dinners
they overturned their cages and es.
capped when the door. which had been
loosened while the cages were taken
from the wagon, flew open. They be.
gan n tour OF Market street to the
great CONSERVATION of the pedestrians
in the neighborhood.
An exciting bear hunt followed
which finally ended In Mr.. Raymond.
who is an expert with the lasso, rop.
Ing the two animals and taking then
back to captivity.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31

A dispatch from Bailey In the Platte
canon December 23d says: William
Mendcnhall's hair stood up when two
COWS. pursued by a mountain lion
which Mendenhall affirms was "as big
rs horse" tore across the railroad
and river and through the streets OF
Insmont early this morning. Menden.
hall fired at the lion. but missed 1t,
and II fled.
Work on the highway between Colo.
RADIO Springs and Denver may soon
commence as the state has offered TO
do 5000 worth OF work on this boule.
ward II the county commissioners OF
FL Paso county will advance n like
amount The commissioners. who have
taken the offer under adyiscmont. are
said TO be fayorably disposed toward
II.
Stock for new state bank to be
organized at Deer Trail has all been
subscribed and ground for the erection
OF n bnnk building has been purchased.
The original stock was 10 be for only
$4,000. but so anxious were the clti.
gems OF the town TO secure tho long
desired bank that $4,000 was easily
subscribed. The new bank will not b.
open for buslnesa for several months,
ms the promoters win wait until tho
building Ii completed.
Reports received at Colorado
Springs from the stock raising dis
trle,a OF eastern III pnso county and
points between there and the Colora
do.kansaa line are that range stock 4,
suffering considerably as result OF
the long cold spoil and II tho unfayor
nblo weather continues two weeks
longer. hundreds of cattle aud sheer
viii die Of starvation. Tho stock OF
the large cattle companies IN said "a
b. suffering most. little provision hay
ing been made by the owners to feed
them.
Mayor Allen Of Montroso has sent a
Telegram to Congressman Taylor n,
washington asking him to introduce q
bill In Congress setting aside 100
acres OF ground two milea north oi
Montroac for city park. II ON
braces Flat Top Mountain and In one
OF the prc,tlest points near Montroao
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1909-12-31
zelaya Boards Mexican ship.

MnnnRun.-JoHc Santos Zolnyn. for
mer president OF Nicaragua. has tn
ken himself out OF the country. and
In now aboard tho Mexican Runboai
General Guerrero. bound for Snlinn
Cruz. Under the cover OF darkness
Thursday morning Zclaya, aGcompa
MED by n heavily armed guard. went
to corinto. In which port the Mcsi
can warHhip had been lying for scv
cral days close TO the United States
protected cruiser Albany, othci
American warahips swung at anchor
In tho bnrbor. with marines aboard
awaiting instructions.