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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

Recuerdo que una vez cai en- una
'trampa, en- Ia cual qu.de cogido per
una pata y donde estuve muchas no
lras sufriendo agonias indecibles por
, el dolor y el miedo. Desde entonces
estoy COLO. Hay otra trampa que no
hace daho al principle. Esta trampa
tiene una puert ecita que Sc abre con
mucha faciiidad para entrar en- ella
y luego Sc encuensra usted en- una
casa de alambre de Ia q. noes possible
escapar. Ali Sc muere uno de- ham
brc q no ser que alg4na sIma com
pasiva acabe coz Ia vioa del c:esG;l-
chado prisionero.
ST es cue estamos condenacos a
que nos cojan ea trampas, deseo
q"e Sc ponga term:no q nuestros SUI
.rimientos en- seguida que tengamos
ia desgrac:a de cae, en una de aque-
las.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05
PoI Venezuela heIoiica.

Hoy ; de- Julio cs!eb-a Ia repdbl!-
i de Eenszueia q 50 an!ye-sario
Ic 81 magma Iecha tai dta CONC hoy
! 4 80 amos lie d:$tancia IN grIpo De
heroes firm6 81 acta de- Independent
ia Goa este he"ho qued6 rota para
.iempre ID radcna con Que la inca pa
dad de los Sobictnos de l;spana
taron a sus poSe>iones de Cltramas
! aquella terra lie magnos herois-
nos adquiri6 SUI persona!jdad en- el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05
HuM0RISMO.

iEs cierto que la pobre Matild
ha enviudado?
ST
- e:ti va consolada'
-Tola via no \ In no ha cobrad df
el seguro que 4 su favor lie habia be
cho su marldo.
Eramen de Historic.
-iD6nde Fue tirmado el TrataG,
de Utrecht?
FL alumno, sin vacllar.
--Prohahlem snte, a final &c !,
Ultima paglna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

UTIL.-P0r0 PiHtar ndricrGs--
La operaci6n de pintar vidrieras V
marcos de ventsna e bastante engO-
rosa cuandO e-tan puestoS los cris-
tales. pOrque Il no Sc tiene mucho
ruidado al aplicsr q brOcha. el oris-
~ TeliSs s-.Is p.atuIs eoE.U a. E-.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05
LEA ES TO.

Habiendo regresado de los Estados Uni-
dos el Sr. Carlos Zeno, administration de
este diario, Sc eruega las personas que ten
gan que remitir giros checks asi como CO.
administrative, Sc sirvan re-
mit;rlos non1bre del ST.. Carlos Zeno, Ad-
n1inistrador de LA Correspondence" San
Juan. ;.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05
tile Bison, acompanado de SUI es-

Little Bison, acompanado de SUI es-
posa.
La vista del jefe indio al feudo
de Estrada Cabrera tiene por obje-
to solicitar del gobierno tierras su
ficientes para ell laboreo. Segun de-
clara Bison, la situacion de Gus her
manos de raza es insostenlble. Los
blancos les hacen victimas de crue-
les tratamientos. Todos los indivi-
duos de su tribu en- n dmero de ocho
mil esperan en- ell estada de South
Dakota la orden de su jefe el referl-
do Bston para trasladarse a las sci
vas de Guatemala.
iQue pensara Biston y su trlbu del
dia de aver, al contemplar ell exodo
de su pueblo y GUS pensarla aver Pto
to Rico al yer asomar en- las livldas
lontananzas de sa porvenir el fantas-
ma del bill Olmsted!
Hay medicos quetienen orig!nalida
des y genialidades -. .estupe'adas.
Figurense ustedes que ell doctor
fran ces monsieur Cadet-debe ser ia
miIia del segundo Coquelin pu-
blicado en- LIE Matin I'm articuio.
La cosa hasta aquf no tlene NADIA
de particular.
Empieza ell doctor condenando
las sangrientas hazanas de los npn-
ches que a diario manchan las GALES
de Paris.
Tampoco en- este hay NADIA de ex-
traho, sverdad?
Pero he aqui que, {y estas son las
propias manifestations de monsieur
Cadet "los apaches ademas de mi
serables y crue!es son unos cursis
apegados a la antiques procedlmien
tos."
Y continual ell doctor:
'Hoy para robar tranquilamen te
un hombre, no hace falta matarie
ii herirle, nj casi hacerle dano. Bas-
ia con anestlsiarle. Ali estan cl clo-
'oformo Y ell eter, que no me delaran
nentir, En- estos tiempos. todas las
operaciones pueden hacerse sin do
or, incluso la de desvali]ar q cual.,
1uiera. Esto tlene tambien para el
apache la ventaja que 81 le prenden
'u culpabilldad es menor.
Pero los apaches-y aqui comienza
a humanataria idea del humane doc
tor:-son muy brutos. Han intentado
lsar ell cloroformo y no han dado en-
81 quld por falta de cultura. Tan la
mentable fracaso los han lanzado
al punal y ell revolver"
Y ell doctor muy seno Sc pregunta:
mo seria pues, conveniente y hu-
sobre todo humano-"a-
en- ell uso de los an estesi
cos?
Y el mismo Cadet da la formula.
Bastaria-dice -establecer cate
dras nocturnas para opaches. Estos
en- sus horas de ocio acudirian a ellos
y de SECURE Sc mostrarian aplicados?
va 10 creo!
Y LIE Natin muv serio aplaude el
proyecto y robustece la opinion del
doctor Cadet, aconsejando la publi-
caci6n de unfolleto con instrucciones
claras para ell uso practice de los
anesteslcos aplicados al crimen.
De SECURE que ell apache al verse
lustrado Sc limitara solamente a des
balijar su vfctima y NADIA mas.
Y mas tarde concebirian la idea
de fundar una publication que muv
blen podrian llamarse "El i 4pache
llustrodo, ''organo del ladron carita-
two Redactor -. doctor Cadet"
porque todo 10 puede la voluntad Y
"a originalidad. %.
Don Siriaco.
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Sc a|qui|a :';s:; :ns:! !: : !::s s::e::: '::
Y muy fresca casa
No. Il Allen. Tiene mirador v
terraza En- los bajos una habita-
ci6n puerta de cal'e, para ofcira
8 agencia. lnformes. San Fran
cisco IS y Tetuan $500
Pe|tumeria. 5::p::i;: :: ,: al: i ::'':':: s:; ::
ACADIA de esta blecer
en- la Gale de San Justo numero -.
San Juan Puerto Rico, hay el mas
esplendido surtido de perfumeria.
En- gencros de punto, adomos para
cabeza, paraguas y sombri!las para
muier y carteras de mano, es mag
nlhco ell silrtldo. Todo acabado ti:
recibir. PmtuIa. cr ,alcr!a, lclre-
terla, surtldo general. No 10 OIL
yideis. la Su!tana.'' Sal, Ju:to
II SHu )lan
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Sc e1cuentra en- esta cildad
n1estro cstimab!e compatr!ota de
Fajardo s.. Juau Penedc. ;le3 mu
nicipai de aque'ia poblaci6u. Ell Sr.
Penedc viene 4 Ia ciudad en- asuntos
re!acionados con su cargo y vlsitara
al attorney general y al sobernador
Tambien estl cn Sar Juan Il Sr.
JOAQUIN Lopez Nr,lZ de FaiarGo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05
SUCRS0S Y C0MENTOS.

e 4 de julio pas6 aver. como <irm-
pre-, desde haee diez ailos- La parais.
las bogGS en- hnds etc. etc (Nease el
programs anterior.
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concerto d. los pue5ios HIRES.
La Correspondenc;a' Sc descubre
con respeto ante ei recuecdo de aque
Has g!orias que guarda la historic
con vene-aci6n y hace voto, por la
prosperidad de la pat-ia de Bolivar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

In oS5a imrrcnta sc vende
i}"f'ti 'i.' c-.CJiicOs vieios a
). ..Ius..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

Sam.
Baronstroen pulgadss, nan,
reducido al niveldel mar .--.. 3O.OS
TemperaMracorr Fahr ..-- 80
Humedad relativs percentage. 10
Precipitation, en- pulgadas.
1 en- a hpras termnanda
{ lss 9 q m.......-- vestigios
Dreoei6n del yiento. ....... +
Velocidad del viento,
miIlas por hora. ...............-l2
Temperature mSxima. ma....--....-So %
Temperature mfnima- 10
Ealida del sol. So a. m.
Puesta del sol. .7.04 pm.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

uoIoI po,;, Fl mcior V dom
HUlG! | dis, ,--dc mcjor Sc Co
nc. ila5itaci)-
Ees frescas. Excelente servicio. Vi
sitelo ustei. iur;2!eza Il Sar
Juan. 7. f.
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., NOTARIOS.--Io
RUUg1uUS PEI Tord y Cana =
les. Plaza principal
Altos de Gu!l'e-mety. San Juan
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

4 Ia capital de Guatemala ha Il
gado el iefe iadio de Ia trIbu SIouA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

o,rono Auto-Exehange Garage.
udidgG, Marina Street. &c. Por-
ce No. lO2. Autom6-
vlles para Wages, paseos y de ven
ia. Garage con capacidad para do
&c AUTOMOBILES. FL mas grande de
Ia pob!aci6n Y el mas cdntrico
pues esta i dos pasos de los hote.
les Y muy ccrca del centro de Ia
pobIaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

nLI-I LA SuIZA-t.i m >
LlliU,liI1!n jor ahmento la:r NJ
hos rrscm'S dt':-
les. En- 1851 en- las melirn'!ls i,
Versalles-ya Sc consumia =! 'il,.
colate como aiimento p:lnc,2I.
Todos los que usan nuestro ch3c,-
late gozan de buena salud. LIN.
pleamos azucar de Ia. elias. v n.
Gao superior NJ. Sobrin, V "a.
San Juan, Tetuan Al. Te!efou1
I2S. %. Box 363.
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T.I An experienced Spa
lp2pIlbl. nish and English tea
cher desires to give
lessons in any of the two languages,
either at his place or at the students
home, terms moderate. For further
information address: Francisco Ca
rretero, Hotel Colon, No. Z, St.
Jose ST.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

r. Farmacia Polanco.-Fun.
udUli dada hace sesenid amos.
pulcritud y esneu en-
ei despacho de formulas. Paten.
tizados de toda clase. Situada en-
ei Par1ue central. 3
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T. s. WEATHER BUREAU
8 am.

Ean Juan, P. R., Julio 4, de 1910.
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II N.l:: L. P. Fernandez
VGlEIIIl1lIU. Netcrinario de la
Escuela especial dc
Madril. Ofrecc sus servicios rro-
iesionaics. dentro y fuera de Ia ci',-
dad. Tetuan 20. Telefono 4S4.
san Juan.
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IA ii0'u n''n' u
hid30guGI Dc Mcn'r* Y. .
- lirn c. u
ierrocarrii. E.h2a i 70 rs '.
HaDltMlone> Icnt!,t~.;. :'''.
Il la carta Aiu!nl,lahp ,,r =
timbres en- toda, hsb';a :,"a, -.
.tfono hoj5. Habitayioae; .. .
asen tes v:alero:. propia: r:;r- T..
bic lone5 tic mucstr-.,. a.,' I
No. 81 -. !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

fx, H.. De ROPA HECHA
UlQil UO|1l de }. GoNzALEz Y Ca.
5. EN- c. Constante
y varlado surtido de ropa hecha V
electo5 para caballeros. todo de uI-
TINA noVedad. PA zuela Santo Do
mlngo, San German
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Pa;atienpos. O.; !: (: l.; !, x... r. s.. =. ::
chez Moi: :
Comp, calle Marina 3. Fon~~ =?
un espl6ndido surtido de ton6n .t,,
de Colu mblo. Records de l", mis
afa mados cantantes l>scril~ros .
vis;tenos. I. 0. Boz 81. r"a"1
P. r. Manager, Jcsi Dia2 Mar
ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-05

o4 y IIon4ou,,,{ En- W0ydguts.
u0I { UtSlduldUl Gale Mendez
Vigo. en- la
rarada dc los corros del tunvii1.
S,t,o centr1ro para los riSitantes d.
Ia playa. Almuerzo comida, cenas
A la carlo. Cocina para todos 10,
gustos. Precics modicos. Servici,
dc cantina. Sc admiten .bonos.
Para los ccmisionistas V agent,s
via!eros es de gran comodidad. No
divides ell Catt-Restaurant Puerto
Rico de Luis II. Irizary en- la Playa
de Mayaguez.
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[ moio,,oo J. LAGO y CO.
Ii lllClU! lUlI Areclbo. Casa fun.
dada en- 1899, de-
p6sIto 4, licores de todas clases,
especia''dal en- ron LAGO v ron
EAlRA-LAGO. Arises. Nino5 de
California Y espaholes. Sc sirven
pedldos toda la isla. Telefono
46. P. o. Roy l93
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Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. R.
ss second class matter July 1900.
La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE sUSCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA
Por medic de los Agentes un ntin s o-02
Directs Uu trimestre oro .....S2-25
Unsemestrs ...... s4-5O
Unado por adelantadosS-0o
Ea al exterior. On ailo oro......SS-OO
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n uond, Para 81 entcega :nne-
OG YGlut dlatata IN Auto de
STUDEBAkER mar
ca Z. NJ, F." 80 caballos de
tuerza Ell perfectas eondiciones.
Para InformeS dirijass i John NJ.
Turner, Tanca e$quiua 4 Marina
lnncn',,o LUIS A. GONZALEZ
lngElI.C|U Hace toda clazc DE-
''abajos de su p:o!s-
:lon> 81 casa. Parada Az Gale
San Mateo il u del Parquo. oan.
turcc. Puerto Rico
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] J:iT IINi FL :; 4 = -
HpU1uUnd Z u En-. l;""'' :,
Z in ,,,aza rr:frt.'Ni :,
uuina { Ia calle de- /. N'"tu.' .',.
Cerca del 1eri ocar,t Ear.G.. :.
propia, pa~a oG"n'"> 7oYfr' geo. +
tah,blcicn d, n,u struS. = :; !,
troducldo not4oies r.e,orA'. >, -,
ven conlidas I'd. n.y.: Vs.. :.
vicio de cactinr Tiens ti"t-" :;
banos de Gu2irl NJ 10 al!
Hotel borin4d::, .,:uy:i,..
,i,-l sr IiG .. e. : n>Ii
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Sc noCpsita o1 s3. cass ss''ssaS Ss Come: ss

clio, con conocimlen
to de Teneduria de Libros, Ingles y
que pueda $alir q Ia ls!a. Debe
dar buenas referencias, 81 edad y
sueldo que pretende, Dirfjase a!
apartado de Correos No. a7l.
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a los contratlstas de obras. Gran
exlssencia de zocos lie CO.
7. razon de hucar negro,
LUIUS has'a dc 3 varas de largo
n Y - pnlgadas de diane,
HIinnf tro Deposlto oa Hato
"ooo' Key 1nformara Ramon
Softer 7. q. Hox l22.--
luo PIedras.
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oBSERvACIONES
DEL TEMPO.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
RESCUED REFUGEES
 MUTINY WIEN NOT
 ALLOWED TO LAND
Especial from United Press.)

Dover. Eng, April 8.-Five hundred r71IssiaI1. Jews, Montenegrans. Armen- fans and swedes who were rescuen . yesterday from the burning steamer x i ;,nroTla} by the British steamer Kanawna, mutinied aboard the latter vessel today when they were refused permission to land. Details of the mu- l- . o,,4I-d was called from a nearby warship to aid in putting it down.
 Four hundred other passengers or fbe Csairnrona, who were rescued by the steamer Upland, were permitted te land and when the motley crowd aboard the Cairnrona. all of whom were the immigrants. were denied a similar privilege, they precipitated a light with the crew and officers. The refusal to permit the Kanawha's re- fugees to land resulted from a confer ence Between the city aufnoT1Iies ana sfIin's officers They feared the conse- ouence of scattering so many destitute and desperate people through the city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
LOVE AFFAIR PLAYS
 PART IN ARREST
 OF JEWEL THIEF
fspecial from United Press.)

Baltimore, April S--It is the belief here today that love affair played a part in the arrest of Clarence Will son, the confessed jewel thief. who is being held here pending the action Of the Washington authorities on charge Of having footed the home of the widow of Rear Admiral Ludlow, in Washington, taking with him jewels to the estimated value of between 1000 and $2O,000. the property of Mrs. Frederick sBugher, wife of the deputy police commissioner of New York.
 A letter was found in Wilson's suit case which may throw some light on the case and indicates that he stole the Jewels to get money to marry. The letter, which was evidently re- gently mailed. was addressed to s1E.1niIy,' in which Wilson said he low ed a young girl in Baltimore who was taking a course in trained nursing Her name he refused to give. The letter read:
 ..sArn leaving for Canada tonight. Suppose you heard about the Ludlow affair. Am sending you some clip pings from New York papers. Have made my fortune and will be in Cana da for a year or two. (Signed) C."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
SENATORSHIP IS CAUSING TROUBLE
 IN TENNESSEE
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press)
 Washington, April s.-The fact that a Senatorship is involved, has invested the perplexing Tennessee political situation with peculiar in terest in Washington. Senator James B. F'razier's term will end next March and the muddled condition caused by factions in the state makes the Ques- ton of his successor one of great doubt. Among those who have been mentioned as candidates is J. M. Dick inson, secretary of war.
 Dickinson, it is said, as a Demo crat, feels uncomfortable in a Repub- take his share of political honors as a member of the Senate.
 esDo you think that those old Demo crats of Tennessee are going to the cabinet of a Republican President for a ,Senator?" asked Tennesseean i with high contempt. There are too fill the place. The only chance for Dickinson to be elected is in case of deadlock, by a combination of state wide Democrats and Republicans'. Others said Dickinson had high standing in the state and would have a fair chance if the active candidates failed to land the prize.
 The manner of selecting a Senator is unsettled. Great turmoil and con- fusion has been caused by the terms under which the state administration
 
 ernor Patterson have arranged for a state primary on June 4th. It is charged that the conditions are such that entire control is vested in the Patterson faction and that they will attempt to dictate names to be placed on the ticket. Three judges of the supreme court, candidates for re-e1ec- ton, have declared that they will not enter the primary. Half a dozen other candidates have also withdrawn on the ground that the conditions un- der which the primary is to be con- ducted are unfair and unprecedented.
 Senator Frazier has withdrawn from the primary and if he deter mines to seek reelection will submit kis candidacy to the legislature. The opposition to Frazier has not been developed. Benton McMi1lin, long in Congress, former governor and a. stalwart figure in Tennessee politics. is most talked of as contestant of the Frazier togo.
 Governor Patterson's reelection is believed by his friends to be assured.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
E H. DILLON & CO.
PRFSBYTERIANS PASS
 PLEASANT EVENING

rast night the Sunday school roon roont .,f the First Presbyterian church was crowded with the members ana rraenus ,,f the church at the third general re- cention of the year. The church mas been divided into four general sectlohs. eaef group entertaining the other a1 feast once a year. There IS no IllotlIy 1Sy -sf,.zsr harpe in connection with thens lne single purpose being to get pel.sr &goe o1l,aiuted with one anoIneT H ,sr,11S T1 ,elh11rf.h life A well known farce Ine a Gentle. Jury'' by Arlo Bates. was pLe- p. reTied by a mock trial. The foloWlng as fs,r,1x u<art in the tFia1:s e. J :. AnaPp. 4 aS fT1dge:E John Baptist, prosecutlng E. fornev: w. M. Bangs. lawyer LoT tle9 1s .5efendant: C. w. Marsh. sEeTln' F. G T3 FaI-r clerk of the court: MLS. Es. - - . n Barr. plaintiff; Miss C.. Eaulsoli' l s1lain1iffss mother: Miss F. lCaIe' WI ness: S Middlebrook. the pfisonels + sT11e spirit of fun was centereo, IT q f,1odern jury of women who pe~HeNoa ~ jT1 asserting their rights. The 1ury heinz composed of Mrs ". M Bangs' Mrs.G. O. Borton, Mrs. " e: els Goley' Mrs J. Knapp, Mrs. MuILiel' a MTrs F w RDraback, Mrs. Weoges Miss Meyers Miss Disbrow. the Misses NTrT ssvv. Mrs F. R. Garrett. foreWo- man At the conclusion of the enter taiTlnent an opportunity was given TOT inc neoDIe to meet one another ana refreshments were served by the young ladies
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
SOCIAL AND PERsoNAI

The Ladies of St. Peters Parish. who have lately given some very sue cessfu1 socials for the benefit of their church. last evening gave a linen shower at the home Of Mrs B F, Lynch, 727 Beechwood avenue, to one of their members, Miss Louise Irene Foley, who is to be married the last of the month. Any affair which these ladies have in charge always proves very enjoyable. This one was no ex- ception, and from the moment that the bride-to-be was ushered into the parlors until the last guest had de-
 parted, a round of merriment. was ler- loved by all. A very elaborate I1lnch- con was served in the dining room
 which had been especially decorafe3i for the occasion. oe0o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
CROP REPORT SHOWS
 SHORT CONDITION OF. WINI1EIE2 HEEIIra n
lspeeial from United 'Presa.l

Especial from United Press)
 Washington, April 3.-Accordina- +o a crop report issued by the depart ment of agriculture today the aver age condition of winter wheat on April l was sos per cent. of the nor on April 1, 1908 and SEQ the aver. age condition for the past 10 years The drain in condition from Dec. l. 1903, to April 1, 1910, was IS points as compared with an average decline in the past ten years of 4.5 points.
 The average condition of rye on April was 92.3 per cent. of a nor nal against 87.2 on April 1, 1909 and S9.5, the average condition for the past ten years on April 1.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08

Farmer Want Ads. I Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08

  Trim Hats. 
 
 
  SAo we origin price 
  
  Punnes. .. 
 
 
 
  z9c   2ydsI 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  Black Iaheea SIX 19s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
sHACKIEToN MEETS PEARY.

Especial from United Press.)
 Philadelphia, April 8.-Farthest North meets F'arthest South late this afternoon in tine Academy of Music when Commander Robert B. Peary. recognized finder of the North Pole, and Sir Ernest Shackleton, the Brit ish explorer who was knighted for his
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
VANNUTELLI WILL REPRESENT POPE AT
 CENTENNIAL HERE
Special from United Press,

tSpec1aI from United PreSS.0
 Rome, April 8.-JJn1ess changes are made in the program announced today Cardinal Vincent Vannutelli will re- present the Pope in New York on the occasion of the centennial celebration of the birth of Cardinal McCloskey the first American member of the Sa- cred College. On the coming journey the Cardinal will also act as pontificaI delegate at the international euchar- istic congress in Montreal in October.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
Saturday, Bargain Day

Tersorrow we will offer extraordinary values in Un trmmed Hats, Trimmed Ready Wear Hats Children's School and Dress Hats, Trimmed Outing Hats and Trim med Dress Hats Shirt Waists Silk Pettcoats, Flower Sprays Ostrich and Willow Fumes and Ribbons
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
HEARSENSaL

Vienna, April 8.-Colonel Roosevelt will arrive in Vienna on the morn ing of April 15 and will be met by a military escort according to the pres ent program. On the evening of the 16th Emperor Francis Joseph will give a state dinner in honor of Colonel Roosevelt. Colonel Roosevelt plans to leave Vienna on the morning of the E7th, going to Budapest. where he will remain for two days, and then his pro gram calls for the trip to Paris where he expects to spend one week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
DIR. SMITH APPOINTED.

Dr. E. Terry Smith of Hartford. son appointed to the position of OrptbaIn1ie and Allral Surgeon of the Hartford Hospital. to fill the post made vacant
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
RAISE IN WAGES FOR EMPLOYES ON
 SOUTHERN ROADS
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Special from United Press1
 Roanoke, Va, April 8.-The Norfolk and Western Railway today announc- ed an increase of six per cent in the wages of all employees receiving less than $155 a month whose wages have not been raised since October 1, last.
 savannah, April 8.-The Central Rail- road of Georgia has granted it's engi- neers a wage increase of five per cent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08

efforts to conquer the Antarctic, meet on the stage and tell the stories of their adventures.
 The occasion is a lecture by Com nander Peary, to be followed by a reception by the Philadelphia Geo graphic Society at which Peary will be presented with an especially de signed gold medal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-08
CLEANEAsY. THE BEST HAND

Guaranteed not to injure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease. Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by Wm. R. Winn. 244 Stratford Ave.