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IvC0FPOTAIT y0rE BUSINESS ny ARIZONA
-tta.t Iuu.l.t business. keen books 1nf here ir-s-
i,, -f.l.I4lI former Secretary o Arizona Free i1Fsi
IA. au.. aud f.,l-. Reference Any Haus m Arizona
stol Incorporating Company, oz 500, lhueniH. Arizona
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ALABAMA REAL ESTATE

ALABAMA FRUIT AND CHICKEN FARMS
Five Acre Farm, s. 90 each Terms, $50 down, and
8 monthly also sell 10, 20 % and 90 acre farms
I'm small cash payments and easy terms Here IS
where ,oa can be YOUR own boss, maxi money and
have "a comfortable life, in d delightful climate, among
GOOD ueipb5ars n you .aut a home and invest
nent write me to-day. Established 1851 Bank references
Address Frank p Cleveland, Alabama Land Owner, go
Adams Express baiIdlag Chicago li'
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Warner instrument Co. l0Bf RfIonT Whfsl1s Ws Aye
Branches

Kansas tify. 1918 GRAND Avenue
Los angeles. 80 S. Olive Street
New York, 1900 Broadway
Philadelphia, 3U2 " Broad street
ritt>bur., $40 kIrkwood Street
Portland, Ore. Il " ~eeeu.h Stree
san Francisco, iG-l- Van Ness Areu
seattle. On D.. Pike street
II. Louis, 1925 tIl.s Street c5
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AGENTS WANTED

WANTFD-A mau woman 90 aet 1s oar Information
r-rorer tI OF spare umr No eApeuener H. ..e..'
e. ra 500 urr month. Nothing Co SELL Send .taa" t.r
.,Ii c.lr- sales Association o45 Association Do -..s,
Iat.a.apcIa Indiana
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ARIZONA REAL. ESTATE

BUY LAND rs SALT RIVER VALLEY, ARIZONA
under Roosevelt 4u Raise o.augrs, fruit. alfalfa, melons
Ger M lr,t returns. no failures Land noW selling ST. an
acre au up V liro to-day tnr new booklet and Sis n'"ti5
The . free g. L. Scagral ttr. oo
ouizatal A.r. }.I - E., Is' Railway Eve, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
PINE PILLOWS

HALl1Y FIR EALsA}I PILLOWS DIRECT FROM
the Pine Tree Woods of Maine Made from fresh green
inns and need c- Fragrant far Comfy uttc 4i-
lows, twelve inches square, }our den, sofia
corner Irc-, 500 each, three tar $50 pf-H "r
money order Shipped express paid cn receipt st r1cr
Pillows satisfactory OF money returned order early iar
-hrfs,ug- Is W CALI Bangor, Maine.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-06
PARIS FASHIONS
iN HAIR DRESSINGS

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F@i<= FASHION co Dept sgII. zog State ST. Chicago
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w. --ra. Curly 2s5
and Men s.E5to so
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L runs into fabulous sums, comparah
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MeIcado de yute
en- tstados UnidQs,
ST los sacos estaban marca
dos con nombres de
acentrales, Sc anadia un
"rupe" por cade Glen sa.
COS.
EstaS cotizaciones son de interes
para los dueil0S de centrales.

Los precios corrientes de sacos
de yute en- los Estados Dnidos, du-
rante la semana que termin6 en-
MARIO 20 ultimo, fueron los siguien
ties:
Marso 23.-Sacos de 81 libras, o.
10; de ,! libras, 25.S: de azticar pa
ra Cuba de 2! libras, 2S.S.
MARC 24.-Iden, %. 10; iden, 25.S;
idep, 2S.S.
Marco 25.-Dia festive.
Marzo 26.-idem, idem.
Marco 81 idem, idem.
Marco 2S.-idem, idem.
Marco 29-idem 23.1O ;idem; idem
25.S; iden 2S.S.
Estos precios fueron libre d bordo
en- Calcutta, por Glen sacos, de los
cualeS habfa sido deducido medic
rupe por cada fardo para gastos de
embarque.
81 los sacos estaban marcados o
impresos con nombres y lugares
de centrales, etc, Sc ahadia a men
cionadas cotizaciones IN rupe por ca
da Glen socos.
la Correspondence" llama la
atenci6n a los azucareros del pals,
acerca de estos datos de precios de
los sacos que ellos tienen que usar
en- sus exportaciones, con objeto de
que sepan a que atenerse en- 10 re-
lativo al precio que les coticen los
sacos de envase.
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Grave Situacion
en- MarIuecos.
ElSur del imperio esta en-
guerra contra ell gobierno.
El hambre = otras calamidades
han precipitado a la rebellion
a machaS kabilas.

Tanger, abril 29.-La anarqufa
toma inquietante incremento en- el
sur del Imperio.
Al descontento de las kabilas con-
ira el regimen, Sc ha ahadido un NAL
mas grave: ell hambre y las calami
dades en- varios distritos, en- los que
Sc han perdido las cosechas.
Noticias de Marrakesh anuncian
que las autoridades son impotentes
para sofocar la persistente rebeldfas
por falta de los elementos necesarios
para imponer el orden.
La kabila de Uled-Fresch es la que
mas Sc distingue por su intransigen-
cia contra Muley Hafid, habicndose
adherido a SUI actitud muchas frac-
clones de otras kabilas del mismo te-
rritorio.
Diariamente ocurren sangrientos
encuentros entire los partidarios del
actual sultan y los del destronado
Abd-el Aziz, sin que Sc YEA el termi-
no de esta lucha, mas enconada cada
momento.
Los gobernadores adictos no ce-
| san de pedir auxilios al sultan, que
tendra, al fin, que hacer un supreme
esfuerzo y organizar mehallas para
enviarlas a las comarcas donde arde
la rebellion, que reclaman la urgente
presencia de tropas.
De seguir el actual estado de cosas
la situacion en- el sur del Imperio
tendra mucho parecido a las de los
dias que precedieron a la caida de
Abd-el Aziz.
Los peatones procedentes de Ra-
bat que llevan la correspondence de
los correos frances, aleman e ingl6s
con destino a Casablanca, han sido
desvalij ijados en- el camino.
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Cuando termina ell plazo del campeonato.
Formation del jurado.

6oH rs de Nombre de 1910 "Ln Correspondence abrd pbsci-
rmac6n de jrado prroeao de los uno dedo
cual Ell 6rio tridor conpeonato "a Coepon
pubcaa das de sta de 20
so nomes de residences a de ormar COM
ca6cado Ell ehsco consta
remos a Coepondenca noa de
do nombes de de agrado Iormaclon
del ado Esa votacn demnar los Is 30 nombes de Ia Is
denado los de cuetos candidates
urao De candidates La Correspondence desgnara
los que hyan obendo
uado ca6cador del de cuntos de- h Co.
nespondenca de Puerto Rico E uado a constudo bna 6 de
Dcmbre de cnuno de que hayan
espondenca pma autor ia
tienda
"El primer cuentsta puertOrrqueho"
ntenddo LA Correspondents de Puerto
Rico ella considerable defenddcomo
el puoqueno Sendo de adverr esetuo
pueso cmpeonato er conservado hasts
satisfaction de ola Correpondenca
arrebatado por otro canpeon. 49,
Sofa Coespondenca pubcara medda los reobendo
remitidos para campeonato.
Lo que "La Correspondence, 10 possible espera.
los obetos de ola Correspondence esmuar
teraro estudo de vida epen
dda Ds pugo dar nuesa paa este daro
clio condcion tomen
rabaos maavo Ia vida pueoquena bao todos los
tos que ella puede ofrecer.
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La eomision que va
a la Argentina

La comision que Ell '-prrSenta-
ci6n de Espaha va a la Argentina
hara durantc la travesia una verda-
dera labor ieniifica, literaria Y arts
tica uue dcdicara q su llegada a Ia
prensa de Ia Argentina V dicha comi-
SION vest;ri con los elegantes traics
que vende Juan Pieras, Allen 81 de
Ia PalmeSana.
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"EUTERPE"
BAzAR De MUSlCA De JOSE LAM Y Go.
MUSICA SELECTA:
MOVED AIDES,

Sc han puesto la venta en- ell Bazar de music
Euterpe" las obras siguentes, para piano solo.
Celebre 'Seis de Andino'', por Julian Andino
(Violinsta) O.35
VaLs "Camelia" nueva composition por F.
Porrata Dora-Autor de los famosos val
ses Dorado Sueho Sonando OPS
Vols, de la celebre opereta, La Princesa del
Selection. de la ceebre opereta LA Prince
sa del Dollar" 9s0
Marcha de la c6lebre opereta La Princesa del
Dollar Ooo
Dan-a "Borinquen", con letra en- espanol
ing6s. arreglo de B. Dueno. -. 025
Danea Della Belen", por B. Dueno autor
de la celebre DANA la Criolla :. o25
AN Juan Puerto Rico Box 2I6. Gale de Ia Cruz Mole
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Festival en- Arecibo.
Fl Casino eSpahol dio un sun
tu0SO bale.
De nuestro corresponsal

Mayo 6.-Anoche Sc dio en- el caSi
no espahol otro bale amenizado por
la orquesta de Cocolia que salid hoy
para Ponce.
FL acto qred6 muv concurrido.
Ell fot6grafo Sr. Ortiz ha sacado
varias vistas fotografias de los prin-
cipales actos de las fiestas patrona-
les.
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IN MAYORDOMO.
A&G

In msyoriomo con largs pr&di-
a en- el cultivo de Ia "caIa" desea
olocar.e al rente De uns co o.onia. v
al fedo cuents con lss refereneiss :
Que se 6esee1- Para informes e<ts
A5ninistradjn y en- Nega-baja. don
Arturo GnerEs AoostA
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KRAJEWSKY- -PESANT Co.

Contructores de toda clase de maquinaras para Cen
ales contratstas de factorias completas incuyendu
edifcios
Para informeS presupuestos. pianos etc. diriiirs
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-07

En- esta .mprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos vieios a
% Quintal. --
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AGENTES EN- SAN JUAN
IIllaf { &c. jq Allei 81.
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Bases generates del concurso in
telectpal que fu6 recibido
con ehtusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores..
Mas de ochenta cuentos renitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

a Correspondence arna hay uo Rico ngen!s
producer poducdo be oba teraras tooss gnero
Fandose gnero especaene denomnado literature
llama cento a Correspondence dea probar puedn produci
gran mto h Al ha dddo abrr po medic de
neas ae cameonao de uentos ell cua decda ua
del cuento de mas merito escro puerorrqueho
Los cuentoS deben scr ineditos.
"La Correspondence orece pma de vencedo
peonao eabece evar adente las sguentes bases
1oLo que mdo "La Correspondence para
campeonao deben e escrs ases
para Ell mpeonato de LA Correspondence.
2Los cuentos deben sscos nombres
pucaos Peo esearen aque hace puco nombl 10
dvertan ndcando peud6nno que ean para pubcad
iodco debe de todos modos ell nombre del auto
Cuando termna Ell plazo del campeonato
campeonao rpeza desde ell 10 de Julio de 1909
eminara e 10 de Novembre de 1910
4Lo eDen mas de 1000 aabras eo
puedn escos pertoqeo5 RESIDENCES a u de ella
5oUn pde mpeonato uentos tai
de que pasen de cuatro.
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Evening journal., 1910-01-28
TO SEE RALLEY'S
COMET NEXT MONTH

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S-whne IIailey's
comet may not come any nearer the earth
than 100000 miles on May Is, on which
date tho comet is expected it will be visi-
BILE to tho naked eye tho latter part OF
February. according to statement made
by Professor f. b. Frost of Yerkes OBJ
servatory to-day.
The approach OF the comet will bo fol-
lowed by meteoric showers" said Profess
sor Frost ~. present tho comet appears
like fuzzy ball. but this will disappear
near the 2ist OF February and II will be
easy for any person to see Il with tho
naked eve"
In speaking Of the Johannesburg comet.
the professor said Il Is disappearing. He
says It is identical with the Comet A" Of
1910 and has not been visible for three
days.
"The johannesburg comet is losing its
brightness said Professor Frost because
OF its rapid travel away from the sun, but
a splitting Of it's tail would not be sur
prisng as this often happens"
Professor Frost declares there is no rea-
son for connecting the Paris food with
tho comet or any catastrophe with any
astronomical phenomenon.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
BURN FINE CLUB
HOUSE FOR MEN
Outcome of a Strike Of
English COIIiery Work.
erS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-Fifty OF the ring
leaders OF last nights attack upon the
Horden coiliery az West Hartepool. which
eliminated IN the burning OF tho new
$4,000 club house erected by the company
for its men. tho iooting OF several shops
I'm the village and tho demoiishing OF all
the windows IN tho mine managers house
have been arrested and to-day the police
declare they will be able TO control the
situation without further rcinforcements.
None Of the three persons shot during
tho lighting will die. their wounds not
being so serious as nc hrst reported. The
mine manager has complained to tho po-
lice that be found dynamite IN the coll
iery, which. he claims was placed there
by the miners who plotted 20 blow up tho
mine. This tho strike leaders deny and
they assert that if dynamite was found
there Il was put in the mine by tho man.
ager 20 discredit them.
Tho destruction OF tho big club house
is generally deplored by the strike lead
ors and they are cooperating with the
police TO locate II possible tho men that
set It on FIRE. It was built by the Horden
company at a cost OF $4,000 and was
equipped with a fine gymnasium, library
and billiard tables.
The labor trouble started over dispute
regarding the operation OF tho eight-hour
law and In order 10 avoid a strike the
management locked the men out
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
NO STRIKE OF
The CARMEN
Negotiations to Adjust the
Difficulties in PhiIa-
deIphia
SOME OF THE MEN SEEM
AT ODDS WITH LEADERS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2s.-Their courz
age renewed by tho assurances OF their
leaders that negotiations are pending to-
wards bringing about a peaceful settle-
ment OF their troubles. the union motor
men and conductors Of tho Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company following tho adj
vice OF their national chiefs have decided
not 70 strike at this time While the re-
suits OF the meetings last night were sat-
isfaotory 20 the leaders Of the union they
were far from satisfactory to the mon
themselves. who Notwithstanding the
adoption Of the peace resolutions. stin be-
lleve that strike is all that can save the
organization from disruption and predict
that such action Is not Ear off.
BY a series OF public mass meetings the
leaders hope to enlist public sympathy.
Just what the plans OF tho subcommittee
Of the executive board has for bringing
about a peaceful settlement have not been
divulged but It was stated to-day that the
course now being pursued Is entirely diff
ferent than any followed heretofore, ana
that II a settlement is brought about il
viii not be direct but through arbitrahon-
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
LARGER HALL FOR
ACTIVE FARMERS
BrandyWine Grange Must En-
large to Keep Members From
Falling Out Windows

seveuty-hve members OF Brandywine
Grange. OF Talleysdlle. made such crush
az tho weekly grange meeting last night
that tho iocular assertion OF one granger
that the building bulged was taken up
seriously and II is not unlikely that tho
grange building win be enlarged. Such. at
least h inferred from discussion last night
favoring such am Improvement. No action
was taken. but tho proposed enlargement
viii be further considered Members OF the
grange estimate that II will cost about
slt00 TO make the change
Brandywine Grange Is such an old
grange that many OF the members don't
know when II was organized.
There are about 125 members and II ali
OF them got into tho grange hall together
some OF them might be pushed out OF ths
windows
Aside from The discussion % 70 the i'm
provemcnt the meeting was devoted I,
tho usual literary and musical program
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
ASK THAT COLD STORAGE
PLANTS BE CURBED
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BY United Press Leased Special Wire
BUFFALO. n. Y. Jan. 2s-F'ollow-
ing the action OF the United Trades
and Labor Council last night in plac-
ing most OF the blame for the present
high prices for food products on the
shoulders of the cold storage men. petit.
tions are being circulated to-day and
being rapidly signed. asking the State
Legislature to curb the storage plants
The labor council is having its at
torneys draft a bin which the Legis-'
lature viii be asked to pass and which
prohibits the holding Of food products.
exclusive Of game. I'm storage for a
period of more than thirty days
The council effectively side tracked
the proposition to boycott meat and
other articles OF food for which the
price is too high It was declared that
If meat is boycotted the only sufferers
win be the retail dealers as the whole
salers viii simply I'LL up their storage
warehouses and wait until hunger COM
pels the people to purchase their
wares
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
HE WANTED JUDGE
TO SEE HIS BUMPS

Sanislaw Walski was arraigned in
City Court this morning on the charge
Of assault and battery. The COM
plainant was Michael Jucensld. Walsid
and Jucenski were guests at a Polish
party in No 2oS stroud street on Sat
urday night
There was a musician man there"
said Michael, "and he asked me to hand
him his hat. handed the musician
man his hat and then Stanislaw Wal
ski say: Michael JucenslSi. why do you
break up the music" And then he hit
me on the head with steel knuckles
very feelingiy. His honor the judge
may see the lump"
The musician man" and some other
Poles said Stanislaw seemed to be
looking for a hght Saturday night.
1T was only a party affair and tn
hold the charge up" decided Judge
Cochran.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
SALVATION ARMY
AIDS SUFFERERS

Adjutant Butler. OF the Salvation Army
Industrial Home wrote 10 the officials OF
Port Deposit Offering 20 assist tho hood
sufferers. and has received the following
replys
"Ofnos Of the President and commis-
sioners Port Deposit. Md. January q,
1910 The Salvation Army Industrial Home.
2i2 East Second street. wilmington. Del.
Gentlemen ~ have your letter OF the 26th
instant and appreciate your kindness in
Offering donation OF clothing for the
benefit OF tho food sufferers OF Port De-
posit. There are men, women and children
whose extra clothing was spoiled by the
flood. and whatever you may send win be
gladly received
please send to Relief COMMITTEES. Port
Deposit. Md. and mark the tag Sup
plies for fiood sufferers Tho greatest
measure OF benefit VIII come from prompt
response. We have Information that cloths
ing is also on the way from Baltimorel
with hearty appreciation Of your goods
ness. remain. S. r. Armstrong. presi-
dent OF tho Commissioners"
Adjutant Butler said the Army has soms
overcoats and small coats. but underwear
and trousers are needed for the Pert De-
poslt sufferers. The wagon win be In reads
mess all OF tomorrow morning to gather
supplies. Persons having clothing to do
nate can notify by D. and A. Phone No.
25SaD., OF Automatic Phone 1872.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
FIERCE STORM In
ENGLISH CHANNEL
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Eden
is Wrecked Near
Dover
Hy unIled l,ress 60 speeIaI VIC

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. Jan. 2s-The British tor
pedo boat destroyer Eden lies a wreck
to-day on the shore near Dover. She
broke from her moorings during last
nights storm and was driven ashore.
Her crew Of forty was rescued to-day
by breeches buoys. Tugs tried in vain
TO pull the Eden from her perllous
position. but an eighty mile wind which
swept tho channel finally forced the
tugs to seek safety themselves
The English channel IS being whip
ped to-day by one of the fiercest storms
in recent years. Tremendous waves
are washing the wreckage Of many
boats upon the shores, and several
bodies have also been rescued
II is impossible at this time 10 learn
the full extent Of the storm, but ship
ping circles are greatly alarmed for
the safety Of vessels ana crews.
Tho steamship LAURA was lost near
Corruna, Spain, according TO advices
received to-day and her crew OF thirty
drowned.
The Italian steamer Guipuzcoa found
cred near Bilbao, Spain. and several
OF her crew were lost, being washed
from the decks before the life boats
could bo manned.
It is now believed that the total
deaths from the widespread coast
storms will run between 800 and 400
Every hour brings additions to the
death list. Hundreds of small boats
have been lost.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
THEIR SALARIES
NOT in SIGHT
Unless New Collector Quail
fieS Soon Office Force Must
Wait For Money

Unless. Harry Raymond. the recently
appointed collector of port TO succeed
David S. Clark, assumes his new
duties in a few hours. employees OF the
office viii have to wait for their
monthly salaries for a while.
Early in the present week Collector
Clark made requisition to the depart
ment at Washington for money 10 pay
the rlen and received a reply that the
check. II it was sent, would probably
arrive here about the time Mr.. Ray
mond qualified for the Office. and as
such was the case the money would not
be sent until Mr., Raymond took charge.
The monthly salaries OF the men win
be due on Monday. and II Mr.. Raymond
does qualify by that time, and take
charge Of the office. 1t win require sew
eral days for him to receive the money
with which 70 pay off,
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
STRIKERS COMMITTEE
VISITS WILMINGTON

Several meetings were held in this
city last night by a committee from
Philadelphia representing the Shirt
Waist Workers Union and in behalf of
the strikers in New York and Phil
adelphia-
The committee that visited Whining
ton last evening representing the strike
was composed Of Miss Sadie Sander
and Miss Jennie Shambelam, both OF
Philadelphia, and during the evening
they visited several Of the labor organ
izations. including the Machinists
Union, and made addresses. Encour-
aged by the victory which 800 Of their
members in Philadelphia have achiev-
ed in obtaining union wages. COM
mittee OF the strikers is being sent over
the country to call on the different
labor organizations. Wilmington has
no shirtwaist workers union.
Evening journal., 1910-01-28
PITCH FORK AND
KNIFEHIS WEAPONS
Victim Of Stab Wound Has
ASSailant Held on Assault
Charge

Joseph johnson. colored.. accused OF
having stabbed George Jones. also coll
ored, at the plant Of the Alpha Pro-
cess Company. beyond Market street
bridge, on Tuesday. was held under
$500 bail for the upper court on the
charge Of murderous assault by City
Court Judge Cochran this morning
Jones. who was cut in tho upper part
Of the back and in the left side, said
there had been a scudie between him
self and Johnson earlier in tho day,
about a girl
HE tried TO use a pltchforlk on me
first" Jones said, "and when we were
parted he went and got a big knife
from some part of the plant. came
lighting after me and cut me. He
was trying 10 get in a fight all morn
ing. Every time he passed me he
said his name was johnson and he
wanted q fight"
Several witnesses testified as to the
stabbing and Johnson's belligerency.
Johnson had two witnesses TO bear out
his plea that he had cut Jones only
after Jones had started for him with
a shovel.