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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-15
|NFORMAC|QN SURAMER|CANA.

do a su Representante en- Washing
ton para que firme ell convenio.
3 Buenos Aires, septiembre 10.-E
Congreso International de Estudio,
antes senalo la ciudad de Lima pare
SUI proxima reunion. Hubo cincuen
ia votos por Lima contra cuarents
por Santiago. Esto es considerable
como I'm brillante triunfo de la De
legacion peruana.
exico, septic hre TO- Fl ar
quitecto espanol Miguel Beltrsn de
Qulhtana ha salido con rum bo 4 Ma
drid psra gestionar ante los artistas
que han siao invitados 8 fal an POI
invita- para Ia adquisicion de obras
para "a exposition de arte esrano
que Sc celelrara allf durante las fies-
tas Gel Centenario de la Independen
cia.
Fundan grades esp-ranzas en-
lIo de lo2 n dme1os Z as interesantes
de los festeios.
Sc cree que la colonia suiza obse-
qriara 4 Ia Municlpalidad de Msxicc
con determinados objetos. que sisni-
fique Ia pa,ticipacl5n que los suizos
tonlan en- las fiestas. De lgl'aI ode
10 hicieron los ME bros de IA colo
MIA suiza en- Ruenos Aires, dondc oh
sequiarcn al Avvnta iento de Ia mu
niciralldad bonaerense con una her
mosa iuente de bronze.
Habi(ndcse desistido por varios
motives del proyecto de la oelebra-
ci6n de una exposition franccsa los
raas ,1istingule!os i mhros de la co
lonia de Trancia, Sc reunieron para
resolyer IA manera en- que debian TO-
mar parte en- los festejos del Centena
rio, y lllti anete aco1darcn obse-a
qaiar una estatua del ilustre PasteuI
al Ay'lntamlento de NleAico.
La suscrlpelGr alberta a ese efecto
asclende VA 4 $4,000 pesos. Sc trata
de que Ia inauguration lie esta esta-
tua col:lclda con Ia entreca dc ias la
YES de Ia ciudad lie Mexico, dc que
Sc ha hablaao tn Gtla ceasi5n, y Sc
guramentc vendran delegaciones
especiales. FL monrmento sera de
bronco y ostentara inscripciones alu-
slvas.
En- IN colega de Bogoti leemos 10
siguiente:
"Del nombre del octor Carlos E.
Restrepo han hecho el siguiente ara
grama: Electo se,d preso. Como noso-
tros creemos que hara I'm gohierno
hasado en- Ia justicia Y que no sera
amo del pueblo cclomhiano sino Je-
ie de la Naci6n, es de esperarse fun
dadamente que en- vcz dc rriSion lc
espera eL 10 porvenir el aplauso gene
raj. Lo que Sc debe hacer para que e
vaticinio no Sc cumpla, es apartal
de la administration esos elen.ento.
fatidlcOs. muy ctnOcidOr on el n 6
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No hay necesidad de salr de Puerto Rco para Or los
cantanes artsas eminentes del mundo En- el esta
becimiento de Maqunas Pa11antes Dscos VICTOR que
hay la Plaza Baldorioty de Correo donde
eguamente pvlegiados de la Nauraleza que
yiIleReache Homer Journet Martin, Mccormack Meba Plan
con- Sehumann Heink Scotti Sembrch Terazzini Zeroa
Ali tamb6n esta TtaRRfo su gargsna de bronce esa
SagBarba ell Rey dc la Zarzuela Espaoa Tampoco falta
nuestro comraota e Gran PAOL nuevo TAMAGNo en- Italia
Estas celebridades frecuentan otro centro musical
porque negan cantar donde no hay Disco VICTOR
En- e establecmeno de DooLEY SMITH COMPANY la Plaza
de Armas puede Dir cualquer hora del da la peza ia
vorita de cualquie oba MUSICAL la obra entera sea
tada tocada sempe toman pare las estrelas ndicadas
arrba No cobra la entrada Centro Musical por
10 tanto used puede los canantes insgnes gu camos
sin gasar centavo que desee evarse sus
para de usted en- tai case Dor nuesra mediacon
eos aeptaran gustosos comprando sted los records que
tenemos la venta.
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0FRECEMOS Al PUBuC0
EI Lnpiador VACUUM marca "SAlT0. "

Con las siguentes garantias de fabrca:
Marchara constantenente calentase interrumpirse
1lene por minute desttucion calculada de o5 80
pes cb,co de aire bre Producira un vacuum maximo de
Pugadas segun el mercurio Standard de los E. f. u
Durara de IL 20 amos, alE usandose diaramenten
III SANIO trabajara de cualquer cubo luz incandes
cente un coso de centavos la hora Ell ''SANTO" no
odra nunca ser sperado para hogar pero tambn su
gran capacldad 10 hace apeecibe para TIENDAS ALMA
CfAES OFlClNAS. IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES u otros
edhclos grandes Haga vista nuestras ocinas para
yer Ia demostracion por citacon mandareo ell aparato
cualuer stio en- San JUAN para demosraro en- privado
Porto Rico Power & Light Co!
o1icinas Prin cipales. Marina. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-15
Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto de 8 de diametro
con su combination de llaves para
oesconectar en- case de averias con
tinuar trabajando como dup.e.
Seis defecadoras de dob.e .ondo, de
cobre. con una cavidad de 1000 gal
cada una.
Do, iuegos de centrifugas: seis CEN
trffugas cada juego: de so dismetros
con sus oorrespondientes mezcladores.
Tn mo.ino de nueve masas y varias
pleas de repuesto.
Para intormes dirijirse 4 j. NJ.
Galletti Vie9ues, z. X.
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No 10 olvideis.

Ton San Lui. Los Sres. A. Alva
rez hermano. siguen obteniendo el me-
jor exito con laventa del acreditado
Ron San Luis" producto de superior
calidad que ha conquistado iusta IA
ma en- la isla y fuera de ella No
contiene sustancias nocivas es una
bebida t6nica y reconsntuyente. No
divides que los pedidos deben hacerse
q la acreditada casa calle de San Jose
en- San Juan Ron San Luis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-15

que han dado prutbas de habilidad
como consplraiores peranentes v
scomo autores dc golpes de cuartel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-15

En- esta Imprenta Sc yende
papel de periodicos viejos 4
81 quintal-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-15
OUNsEJos A Las HADRFs-E

CONSEJOs A LAS MADREe-E
9AIabo calm ante della Selaora win slov
Asbs Dc usarse siempre que los MID q
'oitan en- el periodo de IL dentici6 \.
Proporciona alivio immediate a peg -
DO paciente produce un sUei1o nstur ri
y t1anQuilo. alivis sl dolor y el sngos
'hto despierta muy vivo , alegre. II
muy agradable al paladar, calm e
,aifi0 ablsnda sus dolores. hace fxc Il
funci6n del est6mago y regula los II.
tsntinos. Ee sl meior remedio conooI
do para 10 disrres "a aprovengass tads'
II dentici6n 6 de cualquiera otrA. Ten
case mucho cuidado On pedir el "Jsfa
b Calnante de IL SehOrs Vinslou (" q
n mejorde todes.
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Juventud para todos.

iDesea Vd conocer Ell mejor tinte
id eado para devolver al caballo su
primitive COLOR
cQuiere Nd. cambiar su canoso pc
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
J sedcsa?
lie gustaria a Vd. hacer desapare-
Ger el feo sgno de vejez que in duda
blemente producen las canas?
sEsta Nd. interesado enhacer una
buena conquista?
Entonces, decidase a usar la muy
afamada
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JUVENIL|Nk

que es sin disputa el mejor tinte co.
nocido para reetaurar ell cobe To-
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
AL por mayor. The Juuen,lina
Cop. O. Box i0l. Ponce, P. r.
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Anuncie Vd. con cIandad
y eIegancia.

Fl anuncio artistico bonito 10 lee todo el mundo
Anuncios orladoa Cche especalmene preparados para
camba perodicamente pre del texto para balances de
bancos Gstas comercial modelos para ofcnas ayunta
mientos alcaldas, juzgados etc. Avse usted LA co
RRESPONDENCIA' y tendra mas amplios informes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
Five Bandits Last Evening
Hold Up a Train and
Rob Passengers.
ONE R0BBER WAS CAUGHT
AFTER HALF PEOPLE IN ONE
COACH HAD BEEN RELIEVED
OF vALUAsLEs THE BRAKEMAN
STOPPED TRAIN.
(American News Service)

SAmeTlCan news SerVlceJ
Weehawken. N. j., July 23-Ffve
masked men tonight held up the New
York. Ontario and Western passenger
train outside the city limits. Four
robbers entered the cars and forced
the passengers to disgorge valuables
at the pistol point. The man left out
side on guard was arrested. but the
others escaped. The four robbers en-.
tered one Of the coaches from both
ends.
Two stood in the forward end OF
the car and covered a score or more
passengers with revolvers while the
other two advanced from the rear and
proceeded to go through the pockets
Of the passengers.
The robbers had gone about half
through the car when the brakeman
entered. In an instant he saw what
was happening and pulled the bell
rope. stopping the train. The four
robbers sprang from the steps before
the train stopped and dashed on In
the darkness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
CITY WAS INVITED
St. Paul Wants Richmond to
Attend National Munici.\
pal Meeting.
GREAT TIME is ASSURED

An invitation to the fourteenth con-
vention Of the League of American
Municipalities at st. Paul, has been
received by the city administration.
The meeting takes place August % to
26. st. Paul intends to have the big.
gest convention in the history Of the
league and is making elaborate prepar.
ations for the event. An auto excur'
sion will be the feature of the first
day; the second will be spent in Min
neapolis; a municipal parade will be
held on the fourth, and an excursion
on the Mississippi river will be held on
the final day.
Among the best authorities in Am.
erican will discuss many subjects o'
municipal importance among which
are home rule for cities, govern.
ment by commission, simplified city
government, city art museums. street
paving problem. what other cities are
doing, and lines in which some cities
excel.
The invitation will be read at the
next meeting Of council and 1t is prob.
able several men from here will at
tend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
SHERIFF IN FLOOD

Just because Sheriff Meredith had
to wade through three feet of water
yesterday morning to arrive at his
work laden desk, an indignation meet.
Ing of the several county ofiicials was
held. A night watchman is to be had,
that 81, Of course, providing the afore-
mentioned rolled oficials can influ.
ence the county commissioners.
Some time during Friday night a
safety water cock broke just above the
sheriffs ONCE and allowed a drib-
bling stream Of water to penetrate
into the Wayne county secret service
headquarters.
III there had been a sucker any
place in that pond. would not have
minded the fiood.' boiled Meredith OF
Williamsburg.
Not since the court house has been
In public use has there been a watch.
man or other person to guard the
place at night time. 1t is rumored
that the open doors OFFER hidden and
safe trysting places where the youth
and other exuberant individuals OF
the city congregate during the darken.
ed hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
DEMOCRAT MAYORS
TO MAKE CHOICE
City Executives of New York
Are to Help Name Man
for Governor.
THIS DECIDED SATURDAY
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE HELD A LONG CON.
FERENCE YESTERDAY REGARD
ING THE CAMPAIGN.
(American News Service,

Saratoga, NJ Y, July GA confer.
ference of the democratic mayors of
New York state will be called to help
choose candidate for the democratic
gubernatorial nomination in Septem-
Der. This announcement was made
by Chairman John A. Dix of the dem.
ocratic state committee, at the close
of the new executive committee this
morning. The conference lasted un-
til 2 a. m. and at its conclusion Chair
man Dix said:
The conference is merely for the
purpose Of getting together and get;
ting acquainted. The political situa-
ton was gone over and each one pres,
ent expressed his views.
NO reference was made to candi
dates or the place and time OF the
state convention. Another confer.
ence will be held early in Augus,
either in New York or Albany.
1T is also planned to have con
ference of the thirty democratic may.
ors. In September a general confer
ence of all democratas will probably
be held in New York"
Other members expressed them
selves as we'll pleased with the con,
ference. They said that the whole sit
uation had been discussed In a full
and free manner.
While the discussion of candidates
was tabooed. there were plenty ol
booms around the hotel Congress.
man Sulzer was there championed by
Col. Alex s. Bacon.
John F. Daley OF Rochester advo
Gated James S. Havens Of Rochester
the man who beat Aldrige for gover
nor The name Of Martin s. G1ynn
former controller. was mentioned and
his friends say II they want a man
with a record Glynn is the one to be
chosen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
REBELS ARE ACTIVE

Washington, July 23.-Revolution-
lists under Estrada are waging an ag-
gressive campaign against Madriz in
Nicaragua. carrying the war into Ma
driz's territory. according to reports
received at the state department to-
day. Consul Olivares states that in
an engagement between revolution
lists and government troops at Coma
tolape, about 400 revolutionists and
as many government troops were en-
gagged. The casualties on both sides
were heavy before the revolutionists
were routed. Gen Valdez, a Madriz
follower, was killed. A series of
sharp conflicts il reported between
the two factions in Grenada and Man
dino within fifty miles Of Managua.
the capital
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
Greatest Demonstration OF Its
Kind Ever Seen in British
Capital Promoted by Suf-
fragettes.
FIFTY MASS MEETINGS
HELD AT HYDE PARK
Many American Women, IN
cIuding Mrs. o. H. P. Bel
mont, Took Part in Parade
Had a Jiu Jitsu Corps.
tAmerican News sersicel

London, July 23.-Half q million
women marched through the streets
this afternoon to urge the woman's
suffrage bill recently passed by Parlia-
ment but laid over for an opportunity
to be heard. Never before in history
had there been such demonstration
OF women. Police lined the streets
and at many points the spectators
gave trouble.
The march of suffragettes termin.
atcd at Hyde Park where nearly 200
speakers addressed fifty mass meet
irgs. attended by the half million mar
chers and the crowds. There were
many American women present, In.
cluding Mrs. o. H. r. Belmont The
parade resembled the great demon-
strations OF the uniformed men. and .
prominent feature was the suffraSette
band. neatly attired In distinctive
dress.
The Place Of Honor.
The place OF honor was held by the
GIT women who have been imprison.
ed as the result Of the agitation. Act
resses were there too, more than 800
strong, and women In the professions.
Doctors. lawyers, nurses. newspaper
women and others from many divers
walks Of life went singing along the
line OF march.
| 1t was an international demonstra-
tion. every country Of Europe and al
the colonies heing represented.
| Banners in every language were
carried Most nf them hnsuavnr v,nrA
in English and there number was BE-
/. yond counting. Some were carefully
guarded. These were the battle
flags the banners and Transparent
cies carried In previous demonstra-
tions in which the police took hand.
Scotch women had their share Ia
the procesG.pn as did the Irish. Tho
latter were clad In green.
The suffragette jim Pitsu CORPS.
which has been recently organised for
the preservation OF order at public
meetings, marched as special guard AZ
honor to Mrs. Pankhurst and her two
daughters, leaders Of the cause here.
The rear guard was composed OF the
suffragette cavalry, uniformed and
| well mounted.
The marchers were apparently well
received for the most part.
| The parade Is believed to be Qf
great significance as giving the polikj-
cal leaders line on the public's IT.
t!tude toward the recent bill which
led to the demonstration-tha OF giv-
ing the franchise to 100000 women
property holders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
kINkADE IS OUT,

Toledo, July 23.-Judge Reynolds r.
Kinkade of Toledo, who is said to
have been President Taft's and Theo.
dore Roosevelt's choice for the repub.
lican nomination for governor, today
issued a statement declining to be a
candidate under any circumstances
Nicholas Longwofth now is to lead
the opposition to Judge Brown.
Political savants think they see a
possibility OF Mr.. Roosevelt swinging
his influence to Longworth for the gu
bernatorial nomination in Ohio as a
dark horse candidate.
HE came out for Robinson, his
nephew, in New York state" they ar
que. why not for Longworth in
Ohio?"
In view Of the mixed up situation in
Ohio, the visit of -Longworth is anti
cipated with eager interest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
FOIL THE BANDITS
But a Paymaster's Clerk Was
Killed in the Fight Which
Resulted.
|C0NsTABULARY ON TRAIL
(American News Servicel

(American News Service)
Kittanning, Pa, July 23-Frustrated
in an attempt to secure $1,000, masked
bandits today shot Horton Craig. a
paymaster's guard. Fleeing, they
were cornered in an abandoned mine
by state constabulary. The robbers
threw up a barricade, its believed
that the same criminals this morning
chloroformed the family of John
Lockhardt at Moose Grove, four miles
from here, and ransacked the whole
house. Lockhart, his wife and three
children were found in a critical con-
dition.
The attempt to get the $1,000 was
made in an attack on the paymaster
of the Widnoon Coal Mining company
who had two weeks wages of the min
ers A pitched battle followed the
holdup.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
BRIDGES INSPECTED

H. NJ. Hammond, president of the
board of works, made an inspection of
bridges of the city yesterday and finds
new floors will hay~ - be placed on
both the North Tenth street and Dor
an bridges and that the North Twelfth
street and Main street bridges needed
repairing. At present, he said, the
floors of the Doran and Tenth street
bridges will be merely turned over and
new ones not placed until next spring.
The repairs will cost about $500.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
After Woman Had Deluged
Him With Vile Allegations
He Stepped from Stand and
Pleads With Her.
SHE ASKED ALLOWANCE
BUT COURT DENIED IT
After Ruling Had Been Made
Moore Again Approached
Wife Who Will Consider Pc
titions He Made.

Successful In the fight waged by
his wife for support. Jacob 8. Moore
after being deluged with flood OF
vile. licentious allegations. stepped
from the witness stand yesterday al
ternoon and said: Cora. Cora. won't
you come back--if not for me-just
for the children?"
With an upturned twitch OF her fea'
lures. sarcastic laugh. Mrs. Moore
flounced from the chair beside her
counsel and walked into the corridor
Through her attorney, Will Keller
Mrs. Moore petitioned for a weekly
allowance of Sl2 and certain portion
OF the 3265 which her husband had In
bank. Judge Fox held for the defen
dant. The decision no more had been
pronounced than Moore accompanied
BY Attorney John f. Robbins started
to leave the court room after his ap.
peal to his wife.
Seeks Out His wife.
"Wait a minute. lawyer" said
Moore. I'm going to talk to my wife,
Better not" laconically advised
Mr.. Robbins.
Moore sought out his wife and af.
ter she had secured permission from
Attorney Keller to talk. the husband
and wife with their lawyers went into
consultation.
'If you will come back, Cora" plead.
ed Moore, "I'll pay all the costs OF
this case. Everything have on Gods
earth 10 the team Of horses and that
$265 In bank. Come back and We will
start anew. Come for the children'a q
sake" The woman after some time
Of persistent argument told him she
would take . week to arrive at her
decision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are the parents
Of six children: the oldest 10 years
and the youngest years Of age.
Hurting sensational charges against
her husband Mrs. Moore reveled In
their relation while on the stand
With compressed lips and a deter
mined vengeful look ON her face she
rccited alleged ill-use after ill-use.
Would % Hls Best.
Moore when placed on the stand re
peatedly averred that II his wife
would como back he would do the
best he could to make her life pleas
ant.
Judge. I'll do what God will allow
me to. Why after my wife left me
this last May. Nellie. our little eigh,
year old daughter stayed there with
me. She cooked. she swept. she
watched the younger children while
was out teaming. And the little gir
took ill: ! had to work. We had ar
awful time"
The testimony Of both sides wal
spotted with the name OF John Moon
brother.in.law Of Mrs. Moore. Although
no direct evidence was offered which
closely implicated this man with tht
matrimonial difficulties Of the two, hi,
influence seemed to have been the
point on which the difference gained
its birth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
4 BIG CLOUD eune1.

Bisbee, Ariz.. Jply "a cJoudbnfst
sent great wall OF. water down the
narrow canyon in which this city II
situated. Three persons. Daniel Mur-
ply. Mrs. John Baker, and Frank
Walsh were drowned. Six are miss
ing. Many houses were demolished.
Damage IL estimated at $15O, 900. Lo-
well, Ariz., also reports heavy dam
age as result Of cloudburst. Five hum
dred feet Of railroad track Is washed
out at Bisbee. !.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
CASHIER IS THIEF
(American News Service)

(American News Service)
New York, July 23.-The theft OF
$4,000 in securities from the Russo
Japanese bank was committed by the
cashier. Erwin Wider, according to an
announcement by the bank oficials to.
day. 1t is added that he had confess
ed. His present whereabouts are un
known.
Attorney Goldman Of the law firm OF
Steinhardt and Goldman. representing
the bank, said: II can not say wheth.
er a warrant for Wider's arrest has
been issued. 1t is sufhcient to say that
the man has confessed. The matter
Is being thoroughly prosecuted"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-24
REPUBLICANS IN
OHIO ARE FOUND
As PROGRESS|VES
Poll Taken by a Cleveland Pa
per and Announced Last
Evening Show Leaders Are
Roosevelt Backers.
GARFIELD Is FAVORED
OVER ALL CANDIDATES
Poll Also Shows That Conven.
tion Delegates, Opposed to
Garfield, Will Control All the
Delegates.
(American News Service)

Cleveland, July 23.-In a newspaper
poll taken among prominent republi-
cans Of Ohio and of delegates to the
republican state convention the rank
and file Of Ohio republicans of Ohio
are shown as progressives in full SYM
pathy with Roosevelt policies and IA
vor James r. Garfield for governor
The poll further shows that a major
ity of delegates will be voted by the
bosses for anybody to beat Garfield
and the nominee to be picked by Sem
ator Burton, Wade Ellis and George B.
Cox