davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-12
Durante Ia guerra de 1870
fue sorprendida por los
prusianos estableciendo
un hilo de 5desviacion en-
sus lineas telefonicas.
En- el nonente que 50 firmaba
IL orden de ser pasada per
las srmss un joven agregade
al estade mayer del principe
Federico Carles le salvo la
vida.

Ha sido enterrada hace POGO Ia Sc
horita Dodu, Ia valiente y admlra-
bic telegrafista que estuvo a punto'
durante Ia guerra de 1S7o,de ser fu-
slada POT los prusianos por haber
establecido I'm hilo de derivaclon
en- sus lineas telefonicas a fin de CO.
municar los franceses los despacho
del enemigo. Sc ha elogiado como
merecfa la buena patricia, legatarla
universal del baron Larrey y caballe
70 de la Legion de Honor por sus
hechos.
Habfa sido salvada de las balas
prusianas por un companero aleman
agregado al principe Federlco-Car-
los.
Creo, dice L Opinion que no Sc ha
dicho en- que circunstancias Julie
ia Dodu supo conquistar la estima
de este medico que fu6 SUI salvador.
En- la casa que habitaba ella y su
madre tuvieron de huesped a un
Official y a un soldado y asl conoclo
al medico mayor.
Con la aparente resignation de los
vencidos los alemanes sentian un
odio tan profundo que Sc burlaban
de todo. Por la noche Sc encerraban
en- las habitaciones colocando los
muebles detras de las puertas. La
tarde de una batalla, el medico entro
impresionado en- casa de Nine Dodu
Acababa de asistir a escenas horri-
bles y estaba punto de desfallecer;
tan palido le VIC Julieta que tuvo
compassion de ell, lie instalo en- un
lllon cerca del fuego ' le prepare le-
che caiente echando en- ella flores
de azahar.
Ell aleman que 10 habia Observable
todo en- un espejo Sc levanto al dar-
le ella Ia taxa exclamando:
Quereis envenenarme.'
Trio Ia taxa contra el suelo. En-
tonces la joven supo guardian un alre
digno y recordo simplemente al ex-
tranhro las leves que lmpone Ia hos
pitalidad. Tan digna la VIC el que la
pidio perdon. Cuando supo que Ju-
lieta iba ser fusilada fue YER su
general y le dilo:
"No podemos matar a una joven
tan valiente"
"La senorita Dcdu habitaba en
Bievres q pabellon Que le habia l.
gado e. baron Larrev. Heredera De
sus Lermosas colecc,ones Sc la creyo
muy -ica poraue era nuy .enerosa
La verdad es Que nc ten!a mas que
su casita. Cuando vio venir la nouer-
te dlio que ya era tempo de que
llegase. Estuvo n7uv trlste por no
poder morir en- Francia pero en- su ca
ma de Clerens So consolaba pensan-
do que los suizos son huenas gentes
Julleta Dodu era IN coraz0n senci-
llo Y ante todo una huena trancesa. "
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A DOM|C|L|O,
GUIDO VARGAS CORONADO

Educacionista ve.ezolano, 81 cfrece
para dar clases G demicilio) de con-
tabilidad mercsntl, Teneouria de Ii
bros por partids doble, Caligraffa y
Nociones de Algebra y Geometria.
Inrmaforan en- ssta imprenta. p
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Anuncie Kd. con tIandad
y eIegancia.

Ell anuncio art1stico ' bonito 10 lee todo el mnndo
Anuno1os orados Cch6s epecalmente preparados para
amolar perodicamente pare del exto para balances de
oanoos stas comerciaes modeos para ofcinas ayunta
mentes % alcadlas jnzeados etc. Avise usted LA co
hhENPt)NDENClA" 7 tendra mas amplios informes
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A los C0merciantes..
w s Deciin0s.

"LA CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece a los anuncian.
te gran var1edad de tpos estilos para anuncioe
aoornados-Cches de estereopia que mantengau
sempre mpio perfecto anuncioCich6s de plana en-
era especiaes anuncos grandes para hojas sus
en- las edicienes ae LA CORRESPONDENT.
En- elias vera sucesivas muestras mcdelos de
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Atrayentes novedaoes.

L"s ray iqdes. San Franc:-rp -
o:n,~h i ~u di,iinguida ,.rl..,,.
!r b ri1dad Y la izia, FL M, ,.:,l.,l-
dido ,urtldo en objctos de ,rll ...i
: i,''a-ia Dcscle los MAS y4llp-,-
".'-ai'rs -1InberUs para silnr,,- -
iln-.r., Y n.La,u!illnas iDrmI-.i.4-'a
Ia in'.> r"-tOsss Y 4rt-=;ici- 'l- 'p-
o. .aia.0S Y C!sse,. 81 "nru.n.rar
81 Il taDlcciIuicnto te u,.ie a
nl.., a'rsycntG e1lslcnrla. Bis H..
s..."@."ras. rri".cs, psrumstil- "3"s-
-''s 80 ra'' a, pasanlaDpr.. :a-.n.,..
ls'-'' -"Lni're ~ pa r@--,ia> y -',,u,rs-
L. .s'.iVs. r-tael.s=s pro;dy- l,.-,
- -,a-"- - UI"ma-tico< : H. '-r-I--. 70,
u. Is srii"ra> sssiUr5tas ~ =
a. q 'o.:" ;.anlsDr,. y nno, ri, d, ?
's~i',- 'a lslpo-s- -ik0gl Ler ,u.boer
s'.-- I'o. l. ,,''as -5d,ys RI ogn0f,rr '.sr
80 57 'TsG y - '--an rccibien.iy H.
r'i"Ns'~ pe'.'i"- Reg7l1s Dir HaGgs =
.''F '''.agN0fos pm 5os dlert.s Il. ~
s''-J- No olvE'i.is Las .To1edwlcs H.
ID CaLe de San I.zrc.co -.
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COMMERCIAL

T. COTIZACION ES
'''- DEL MERCADO.
5 MIN
Principales artlc1los de otmoce7
Arroz:
:. Japon Ia S14 a o.
Id. "a. 3a3.s
Camilla asa 81
Id. valenciano OF
De Ia an cascos 6a6s
poscod. 4.5C
Ajos: 40 d o0
Garba1ozos:
c ase superior lo'~' w.
Id. medianos o'eo ~
Id. Morunos @'oo
Hari71as de mlgc: =
M MdlCdS pdIcAUO' o n
Otras marcas 9.ooa y y
Cebollas Islenas + d =
} Id. americana 40 d o.
Habichalelds::
Americanas coloradas
largas, c'4p =
Blancas chioas 81 . .
Id. largas o'oo ~
Harina de maiz, 4'oo
Jamones en- cajas A2'oo
Jaboq, americana:
Rabbits Best o'42 .
Octagon, o'ro ~
Azul en- barras Z: w
De pastillas, Ia GAIA % %
Manteca en- tercios ~ oo
Id. en- cajas volcau a l2'oo
Mantequilla danesa 4l'
Montequallas cm1er1co"as: as
La famosa de ~ m
La favorita de 10 10 ~ ~
La Vaquita DE- 1o'5o 10 ~
La Deliciosa 1o'oo o w
Salchichon d lo'o0
Pasta del pals segun
c1.ee 3.5Oa 6.
Papas americanas = a'oo w
Francesa A''o
Tocinc ba1r1l a ~
Tasajo, 90 d o ~
Q,sesos::
Americana de- IVY
De Holanda NV
De bola o''o d
Leche condensada .
Aguila o'+o W
Leche Magnolia 4.4o
Fosforos seguridad 5.8oa $50
Cocoa Nelson GAIA 200
Peras latas 2 lbr. i'd. l.9O
Galletas VARIETY dcna- S 500
COTIZACIONES
DE LOS PR1Nc1PALEs ARr1cuIos
DEL PALS.
Azucor para 81 consumo:
Americana primera SO a $50
De Ponce 4.5O a 4.oO
HabichuelAs blan'
cas- o'5O
Habichuelas colo
radas $50
Cafe cotizacion Noml. a 10 so
! Almid6n:
Clase superior 2.25 a 4 25
Sebo de res 4.50
Maiz 2.75
Jabon imitaci6n Ro
Camora 4.6O
} PREc1os DE CoMPRA
, Cocos millar 24.OO
Algcdon 600
Cueros dulces 400
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Plausible acuerdo.
El comite ejecutivo de Ia fiesta
de tsrnayaI ha acordado des-
thar varias sumas a institu,
clones beneficas.

e Com!te Elecrtivo 10 las f!cs,4s
d! carnaval. ha acordadc destlnar
cantidades para socorrer las lnstitu-
clones siguienteS
Hospit ! de 4 "Concepcitn' r
fug,o dc N!1os Desarnpara4o>, As!lc
de A2c,2n2s Des.mpa-ed2; Soc!--
lad p-c,ector2 Il" Nandi-os oo!e-:e
j. San Il1etons". >r~iAd2d de an
E!cente DC Paul '~"erl6n de muIor.~
= de homhges, A,lln it nlna> de RIO
Piedra-- ! ii" h. .r"r.Io-npd"> De
Sta. Ana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-12
BUQUES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN

Vapor americana Caracas
Saldra. para N. Work ell e
corriente.
Consig: Villar Ca.
Fapor americana Philadel
phia recalara ell il actual pro
cedente de N. York.
Consig: Villar Co.
Vapor cubano Julia Ell l6
del que cursa estara aqui
procedente de Habana Y es.
calas.
Z Consig: Villar Co.
Vapor frances Montreal al
rededor del II corriente re.
calara procedente de Pto.
PLATA.
Consig: J. T. Silva Ca.
Vapo1 americana S. V. Luc.
kembak Salio de N. Yor ell 9.
Consig: Insula Line
Veleros della Inca "Benner. -
Goleta Republic debe haber
salido de New York para este
el 26 Iltimo
Consig: Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana Henry T..
Kreger Saldra para este ellis
corriente.
Consig: :. Ezquiaga.
B A n OS-
kCCIoNEs
Banco territorial y ogrieo1a s 40
id. de Puerto Rico - "43
-CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAs-
Banco territorialy agrieola.
Emisiones-Sa. y 5a. S so
ID. 900. .....6 y l." 100.
&C A M BIOS
Londres-$ 487 l.
N. York Is cts ID.
Paris as p. % ID.
Hamburgo-4S p. $ ID
Espaas 8 8 t p I'D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-12

Lecciones de piano. LA seno'
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes en-
su casa 8 a domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo 7.
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Casa de Prestames, J. Rendon J
Compalia S. en- c.

El dfa o y 2 de Mayo
a las ? p. m. tendra lugar un
espl6ndidoremate de las prem
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven.
tas un precioso surtido de al
h alas. Allen 21Fortaleza.
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Abegados. s.-Emi gdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
TelEfono 353. Box 366.San Juan.
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|O|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN

Practicante. 49, Silvestre FeHoo
Martinez, Embalsamador-Farma-
cia Colon San Jose 6. San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-12

In9eniero Civil.-Ram6n Gan
dia C6rdova: TetuAn So, ciudad 8
Parada II Santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-12

En- esta lmprenta 80 vende
papel de lcri0dicys yieiUs d
81 quintal.
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IN MAYORDOMO.

Tn mayordomo con largs practi-
ca en- el cultivo de Ia "caha, desea
cclocarse al frsnts do una CO, onia, y
al etecto cuents con lss Ieferencias
que Sc deseer. Para i.to,ees ests
Administration 4 Yen Vega-bsjs. con
Arturo Guerra Acosts-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-12

Farmacia Colon.-Antiguo ests.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de- drogss
= patentizadoa Plaza principal. San
Juan. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
Die eessidbnettn Armen.

gs CAB sine 3sit. po Die Subsn
CUR 4b5eidnuns seIbe Streifen unO
2uppen tragen mubtsn. DAB man
aber audi bic 9lrmsn, alio bic 9riits
liben W1itbriiosr, aei6nete, 1T ipenis
aer betannt. Die fiiritl. 2iineburgs
I6e uno Sopa'I9. 4rmenorbnung
bonn Sabre 1712 beltimmt ausbriids
lid: vgi6t ipeniger lit ben armen,
pel6e aug bem 4rmentaiten 4lmoien
empfanssn, ansuSsisen, OuB iie elm
getpiFes 3ei9en BON griinem Su9e,
pelhes ibnen aus Der QrmentaHe 9es
gebsn psrbsn muB, uuf ibren SIeis
bern, ilno Spar auf Der Iinten 9ruit
tragen, unO penn elmer berielben obne
elm iol9,s 3eiden iih auf Der @aiTe
finben lafen piiroe, er alleSeit ieoess
NAL bier gfsnnigs an feiner portion
miIIeu iolle." 9lebnli9s 8sitimmuns
gen iiber armsn5si6en ftnben iid bes
reits in Der YoliSeiorbnung SerSog
gbriitian's bonn 6. October 1913 unb
in 6eu Qrmenoronungen Der Stabt
gelle 1851 uno I'LL. Sier beituno
bas 3ei6en in einem Dor Der 9ruit
getragensn blauen Srsu5e! Gs mar
6ies iene 3eit, no audi ole WGiIen-
timber mi. 3ii6tIinse in Speifarbigsr
aleibun9 geben muBtsn, bic 3eit, no
J. 3. Senisnigen, peIbe gesen Die
Rlei6erorbnuns febIten. nidt uIIein
bic perpDnten &leiber ausgesogen, ions
bern bieIe aud an ben prunger ees
Itellt uno Dem alle.meinen Spotte
preisseseb,n puroen. gllIo ni6t oI'
lein 2eute tamsn an ben pranger,
Toaoern aud 8Ieioer! Si. betreffens
ben Stitirtmunssn iino tpenisItsns in
otn Nrmenoronungen bon &0In unb
Sdmbure porbanben uno es I9eint,
bab fis tpirtIi4 pOII3Ogen tuOrOsn iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
= 9epIasirte Reoeusart.

9epIaSirte Reoeusart. t.
rDas iper0en sic oenn sebrdu6en,
@IettriaitGt, Wafertur, oOer 81
.8uFsr, @ufer, oufiir bin id Ssusr
unO SLAMMED"
= 9eutfi6. 8edmter (einem
unfauber us1ebenben 8uri9en einen
paB uusiteIleno): r8eionoere &enns
sei9en fino tpobl niht porbanoen ..
obsr bab.n sic bic fdmusisen Sdns
De immsr9"
= @egenbieb. @af: sd
muB Sbnen often s.it.ben, 5err
@irtb, baB Sbr gfen nidt oerartig
TIT, tpie th es s.ipobnt bin!" Dirth:
p8Obl mDslid, id taufe ubsr aud
ft.ts oas 9lqerbsite!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
= Gin 9 d,uImann. groFeT.

Gin 9 duImunn. profeF.
for (Su feiner iunsen 5raW: -Rina,
beut itnb mir serabe ie9s Wlonuts
berbtiratbet. Hi9t pabr9" Sic: n0u
bait oaran se0a9t9 gfun - uno9"
@r: pSier lit oas SemeIter5eusniB"
-&reisIauf. mas tbun mir
benn nit Dem alten 2ebertGs9" -
Der tommt in Die Strsibtpurit." -
plln6 Die alte Strei9nurit9" -
,Oie tbun mir in ben 9ebertGs."
9pn Der 9 S6miers.
.Serr Director, i6 bite INN flint
Mart 8ori9ub." = .Sa, RenIh,
mas fGGt Sbnen osnn Elm; lpoGen
Sic etlpu Elm neuss Sbeuter sriins
benz"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
!ensimmer unS Der 4mtsridtsr trat

tenotmmer uno Der Imtsrt4ter trdt
lin.
Gr bIteb entfebt fteben.
Wlitten i'm 3immer itdno ein eros
Ber Slid, tporiiber elm ipeibes 2aten
pebreitet mar, uno auf bieiem Siia
lag cine 2ei9e - bic 2si6e Der 5rau
gmilie Storm. 9as DaFer tropfte
bonn Slid auf ben Subbooen binuns
ter. Der 9lmtsri9ter fab, ipie bic
2si9e unb bic naFen serbriidten Stleis
Der boil S9Ieim uno WaferpflunSen
tparen. 9us @sIi9t bate sinen Ianfs
ten unb freun0liben 2lusbrud, als
f9Iiefe bic iunge 5ruu.
gon elmer SGngeldmpe fiel Elm gelz
bes 2i9t auf Den Slid berab. Oraus
Ben mar allies buntel uno till.
Der amtsri9ter fubr suIammen
uno orebte iih mad Storm Inn.
Dieter itano bod uufseri6tet Dor
Der Sbiir, bic er binter fi6 ssfdIoIfsn
bate.
.8as iif bus9" itOtterte Ser gtmtss
rt9ter. @s i6ien ibm, als Isudtsten
Storms glugen nit einem IeItiumen
Slang. tpie bic 9lugen zines 8abnz
finnigen; feline 4niee aitterten.
So baben Iis iie brauben aus benz
9raben ge3ogen," idgte Storm. Sic
baben iie getOotet = un6 sic ioIIen
fterben, 70 pie Iie brauBen i'm @ruben
geitOrben it,"
Sin eistalter S9auer iiberlief ben
Gmtsri6ter, es tpur6e ibm i6par3
por ben gtugen uno es 19pin6elte
ibm. Damn itieb er einen Iaut gsIz
Ienben S9rei aus unb fprang gegen
Die seidlofene @artentbir. 9lber i'm
felben gtusenbIid fiel Storm iib.r ibn,
uno Elm Strtd fpuroe ibm nm ben
gals unb Die 9trme geI9niirt.
X
Sn iener Rd9t brannte 6as Dobnz
baus auf Walbbof Bis auf ben @runb
nieoer. @s tumen 2eute binsu, absr
es mar gu ipdt. Gs mar, aIs ipG.
rem DdnOe unb SuBbDbsn nit 9ss
troleum iibergpfen. Storm fam i'm
Seuer nm unb Die 2ei9e ieinsr Srau
nit ibn.
Sic mar in ben @rdben binausges
gansen, uls iie nab Sauie getommen;
iie ipollte ibr S06ter6en iu6en. unb
beDor es Semanb binoern tonnts, mar
es sef9eben. sic mar aueenI9einIi9
mad Der ganSen Sadie nit benz 2lmtss
ri9ter polItommen ipirr gsporoen.
Sonbsrbar mar iie ia getpefen, ieit'
Dem BAG &ino ertrunten.
limb Storm - ia, er muBte ia
aud ben 8eritanb Osrlorsn babsn.
glls er erfubr, OaB feline Srau geitors
ben mar = man fa9te es ibm, uls
er aus Der Stabt, aug Dem 9efGngs
nib, ipie uIGe ia luuBtsn, nad Suuie
lam - fanbte er idmmtlidbe 2eute
Oes SOfes fort unO IieB unTpannen.
@r mar bann tpieber nab SauIe ges
tOmmen unb bate por bem Spf. baIs
ten laten. gBer Der fremoe Utann
mar, Der nit ibm lam. tonnte Der
8ne9t ni9t fsben, benn es mar ouns
tel, als iie tamen; aber ipdter lpurOe
man ii9 bariiber tlar. bab es Der
Gmtsri6ter getpefen Iein muBte.
Man fan6 feline golObetreBte Miibe
bor Der @urtentreppe. @r tonnte
ni9t in Dem Seuer umgetommsn isin,
oenn man fdno in Der Ruine bic psrs
tobIten Reite bon 5ipet Meni6en, aber
nift bon brei. limb mo Der 9lmtsz
riater sebIieben mar, ous begriff gliss
man6.-
9lls a6er Der neue 9G6ter auf
@alobof na9 mebreren Sdbren ben
Ginfall betam, ben 9raben i'm Gars
ten reinigen gu lafen, fan6 man bort
ben Qtmtsri9ter. @r mar nit einem
lanssn, itarten Strid Suiummenges
bun unb oann in ben @rdben gee
tporfen por6en. limb erIt oann be-
griffsn Die 2sute re6t. mas in jener
Ru9t Dor ii9 gegun9en mar, dls Der
Dalbbof nieoerbrannts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24
- 8egreifGi6. glls aIemmide

= 8esreiftid. 9tGs aIsmmide
einseliefert puroe. fiibrte man ibn
sunddit Dem @efdneniBOirsttor Oor.
mir Iieben es," fuste oisier, Die
@efansenen ibren 6Gbisteiten ents
fpre9eno gu beI9Gftisen. 8us mar
oenn Sbr bisberiser 9eruf9 sic foIlen
entipredenOe 2trbeit finoen." - sd
mar @sf6Gftsreiienoer," antfportsts
fdmunaelno Der 8urf9e, .un6 bite.
mid fdIeunisit fort5ui6iden. ebe Die
Gonfurren5 tommt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24

o.: nWO pollen sic Oenn bin9"
g.: r3um BANTER Nieisr. ibn I'm
bic Suno elmer feiner SD4ter bitten!"
o.: rDelaer benn2"
g.: p0us tommt orauf an - iiebt
er persniigt aus, bulte t4 um bic
iiinsIte an, iiebt er miirriih aus, nm
Die dlteits!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-02-24

p9Iaubtn sic, Serr 0ottOr, bab
mir iis ieBt nu4 Sauie fubr,n IaFsn
tonnen9" fruste Der Qmtsri6ter. Gr
itdnb i'm Spre93immer oss 9s3irtss
ar3tes eins Stunbe ipGter.
Der 9s5irtsarat. nidte. .Sa, oas
CLAUDE i'd; i'd babe bette friib nit
ibr seipro4eu. iis mar gang rubis.
0as S9lafmitt.l, bas i6 ibr 9eItern
9lbeno seseben. bait. CUTE aetuirtt,
uno Sdpeitsr Sobannr iugte, fie
bate Die eun3e Ruht ssIdIafen."
Der glmtsri9tsr trommeite etfpus
perles.r duf benz Gii9. sd CLAUDE,
es miro am beIien isin, penn i6 Tie
ni9t ipre6e. Sic 1T ia ni6t ri6tia
perbaftet, Gie tpiNen, e0 banoeIte Ii6
nur I'M cine Si6erbeitsperanItaltuna
gu ibrsm eisenen 8eiten. Denn sic,
Hcrr Sottor, gu ibr biniiberginsea
uuO i6r erSdbltsn, Oab Die Sadie aufs
gtlIGrt lit. bub lie mad Sauis fabreu
llln, oann CLAUDE itb. oab es 70
an beiten pdre. sic tDnnsn ia
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-10
Miami News BrevitieS

Sheriff Thompson was in Miami yes terday on official business.
 Mir. Boppes' house on Railroad and Miami avenues is now completed.
 MT. Tinker of the Keystone mne was in Miami Friday, calling on some of his old friends.
 A large crowd from the hill came down last night for the opening dance at the new Airdome theater.
 Conductor Andv Williams is taking Conductor Bill Worden run from Globe to Miami for a few days.
 Frank Gassoway returned to Miami yesterday with his family. MT. Gasso- way intends to start housekeeping as soon as his household goods arrive.
 Colonel Pickett and his son Harry, at torney at law, arrived in Miami from Tombstone yesterday. They were re- newing many old acquaintances during their stay
 Dr. Abbott was called out to attend another ease of typhoid yesterday. A Russian with an unpronounceable name is the victim. The barrel water is given as the cause of it.
 Louis Cohen, the well known cigar salesman from San Francisco, was in town yesterday calling on the trade.
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SAFFORD NEWS BUDGET
MRS. w. D. FRENCH, Correspomden

SAFFORD, April 9.-John B. Wright was an incoming passenger from Fort Thomas this morning.
 Charles l.. Shontz of Morenci, was visiting in Stafford Friday.
 Walter B. Foote of Clifton, came down from the county seat yesterday, where he is attending court.
 II. E. Smith of Fort Thomas is busi- ness visitor in town today.
 Many people from down the valley came in on the train this morning to attend the musical convention being held in Layton today. As the weather was threatening, the gathering took place in the church, where an interest ing program was carried out A dis cussion on the merits of music met a response from many prominent musi- clans, and County Superintendent J. A. Woods. A picnic lunch was served on the grounds by the hospitable people of Layton.
 Wedding cards are out announcing tn, marriage of Stanley Crandall and Miss Lizzie Claridge, to take place next Thursday in Thatcher.
 Another of the wants of Thatcher has been realized in the organization of the Gila Valley orchestra, lately eff fected in that progressive town. The
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personnel of the organization is as fol lows: Jos. Mcdonald, president; E. M. w. Jones, business manager; Professor w. w. Bond musical director; Alma Sessions and George ClawsOn, members.
 The ball game between the Clifton high school and the l.. D. $. academy took place at the fair grounds in Saf- ford Friday afternoon and resulted in drawn battle, the score being l to l. The clubs will play again today.
 Pima will hold meeting tonight for the purpose of organizing band. w. M. Claydon will be present from Saf- ford.
 Miss Edith Hoopes of Thatcher is slowly recovering after long and seri- ous illness.
 John NJ. Webster of Clifton, who is attending court in Solomonville, was a visitor in Stafford yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Walker came up from their ranch at BrIce yesterday and were greeting friends in Stafford.
 Athol Smith of Morenci was visiting in the city Friday
 At the fair grounds yesterday after noon there was collision between Birdno 's and Olney's autos which re- suited in smashed fender on the Bird no machine and damaged radiator on the Olney car. No one was hurt.
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Brief Territorial News

The Clifton Copper Era celebrated its eleventh anniversary last week.
 Thirty new residents were added to Bisbee last month through the indus try of the stork.
 Yavapai county supervisors are build ing a new wagon road from Jerome Junction to Prescott.
 A baseball team to be made up en- tirely of bankers and bank employees is being organized in Bisbee.
 Professor H. Q. Robertson has been reappoiuted superintendent of the Mesa high school for the ensuing year.
 Evangelist Smith is drawing large crowds to a series of revivals being held in the Bisbee Christian church.
 Mesa city council is preparing an or dinance to limit the age and regulate the giving of licenses to chauffeurs. B. A. Packard of Douglas has ten dered his resignation as member of the territorial board of fair commissioners The Yuma county district court con vened Monday for the spring term with an exceptionally large docket to be taken care of.
 The Wilcox board of trade has en- gagged solicitor to make a canvass for the purpose of increasing the member ship of the organization. Frank J. Rogers, formerly a special telegraph operator for President Me Kinley, is spending the winter in the Salt River valley for his health. A bill has been introduced in con gross to enable Phoenix to issue $300,- 900 in bonds for the purpose of acquir- ing its light and power plant.
 James Rogers, an old-time miner of Bisbee, met instant death Tuesday af- ternoon in a cavein in the Holbrook shaft of the Copper Queen mine. | The promoters of the Phoenix & Buckeye railroad state that during the present week they will invite bids for | the construction of the rOadbed.
 The Salt River Valley Water Users association is considering the project of erecting building for the use of | the organization in Phoenix. Late estimates say over one hundred thousand of beef sattle will be shipped out of the southern part of the terri tory to eastern markets this spring.
 The census bureau of Bisbee IS hay ing trouble to get enumerators to count the inhabitants at the rate of pay pro vided by the government. Superinten dent Frank Towle will go to Bisbee tc straighten the matter out.
 &. s. Stowell, the railroad conductor who was shot in an altercation with man stealing a ride on the Phoenix S Eastern railroad the other day anC thought to be fatally injured, is report ed as improving, with good chance fol recovery.
 It is announced from Phoenix that w. D. Bell, a former member of the Arizona legislature, will in the near flu | ture begin the publication of morning
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TRIED TO BEAT BILL

B. J. Gallagher, it is claimed, tried to skip his board bill at the Gibson board ing house yesterday. He left owing $40. Word was sent to Constable Will fam Stevens, who started out after him. After search he was found and land
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CTS would refuse to give credit in the future, following the example of the Globe markets, is denied by the Bisbee butchers.
 William Gerard, who posed as an evangelist and claimed to have been a signalman for Admiral Dewey in the Spanish war, has turned up missing, and many Bisbee creditors are mourn ing his untimely departure.
 Many peddlers who were forced out of Bisbee by an anti-peddling ordinance recently passed by the council are re- moving their scene of operations to Lowell, an unincorporated village a mile below the copper camp.