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The Washington times., 1910-11-03
PRISONER GETS VEXED
WHEN DINNER IS DELAYED
Baltimorean Petuanty Pounds Drinking Cup Into Mass
of Tin When His Corn and" Is An
Hour Late

Just because he didn't care for the
lack Of speed with which the meals are
served TO the prisoners in the Anacostia
police station, Edward II. Clayton. a
resident Of Baltimore, got peeved last
night and proceeded TO break up the
cup allotted TO him.
Clayton journeyed over from the City
Of Monuments to see the sights Of
Washington and to Judge for himself IL
the free advertising which Washington
was getting from the utterances Of
Mayor GaynOr and the Chicago Purity
League as to the Nickedness Of the
Capital Of these United States was de-
served.
Much 10 his surprise, therefore. he was
arrested shortly after arriving in Ana
costa on a Charge Of disorderly con-
duct When taken to the police station
and confronted with the bald fact that
he would have to spend a night in jail,
he eXpostulated violently, and in addi-
ton he protested thusly:
What have you arrested me FORE"
l haven't done anything. and even If 1
had gotten drunk and tried to wake up
all the people, as you say I did, that
wouldn't be anything In this city Why,
Mayor GaynOT says it's worse than New
York. and that would be going some.
] could make twice that much fuss in
New York and not get Dinched for il.
I'm tempted TO sue Mayor GaynOr for
the cost Of my imprisonment"
Finding, however, that his protesta-
lions were OF no avail, Clayton went TO
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
BREAKS UP A BAD COLD
AND CURES THE GRIPPE
The most severe cold and Grippe
misery will be relieved in
Just a few hours.

You can surely end Grippe and break
up the most severe cold either in head
chest, back, stomach or limbs. by TAX
ing dose of Pape's Cold COMPOUND
every two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken
II promptly relieves the most mis-
cradle neuralgia pains, headache. duII-
ness. head and nose stuffed up. feverisb-
ness, sneezing. sore throat. mucous ca
tarrhal discharges. running of the
nose, soreness, stiffness and rheumatic
tWinges.
Take this harmless Compound as d.
rected. without Interference with YOUR
usual duties and with the KNOWLEDGE
that there IS nc other medicine, made
anywhere else in the world. which viii
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad afteT-efects as a . cent
package Of Pape's Cold Compound.
which any druggist in tie world can
supply.
Pape's cold Compound is the result
of three years research al a cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no Ouinine, which we have
COnclusively demonstrated Is not ef-
fectlve in the treatment OF colds or
grippe
The Washington times., 1910-11-03

ms cell aad demanded that he be served
with dinner at u o'clock sharp
And make it a good one, too. ] don't
care for none Of that caviar stun, nor
Vet a deny-tasSey-I never could eat
them-but make il a good Old-fashiOned
cOrn-heef-and-CabbaG meal, and thatll
hit ME right where 1 live"
So 81 dinner of the kind specified by
the Baltimore traveller was ordered from
nearby dispensarv Of eats, but the
cook must have lOafed on the job, for
the meal didn't nut in an appearance
until u. m, although It was ordered
for midnight.
As the moments passed by and Clay
ton got hdngrier and hungrfer, he be-
came cOrrespondinglv more peeved. He
walked uD and down his narrow cell i'm
patiently, and finally called for drink
valet de cell' and Clayton drank the
contents at one CuIR. Then. with a Ees-
ture Of disgust-Dossibly because il was
only water-he threw the cup on the
floor and jumped on It. Three times
aid he jump on IL until the unresisting
and helpless receptacle lay battered and
shapeleSs on the floor.
The occurrence was reported 10 the
captain. An additional charge involving
destruction Of property was made
against Clayton. and ne was informed
that his little pranks in the naughty
city, OF Washington would cost him a
nice little fine for diSorderlv conduct
ana the destruction Of property. When
q - visitor finally fell asleep ne was
n, ard humming, Take me back, back,
ba ok 10 Baltimore" IN a voice which
uutvered with emotion
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
OLD POINT COMFORT
DELIGHTFUL RESORT

TIR unexceued climate OF tidewater
Virginia IS so unusually fine this year
as to make Old Point Comfort and the
Chamberlin Hotel there more popular
than ever before
With temperatures averaging So de-
grees the Out-of-doors life at Old Point,
made more interesting by the presence
Of many ships of war and innumera-
BILE merchantmen. IS attracting large
crowds, especially Of tourists now mi
grating from the North 10 Florida and
paUsing in happy halfway land to en-
joy the neighborhood of Hampton Roads
and Fort Monroe
Many Wash!nEtonians are taking ad-
vantage Of the weekend trips 10 Old
Point, with accommodations at Cham
berlin Hotel, offered by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
Hats, $5.95

The Palais Royal millinery chief IS
now in New YOrk-and sends Trunk
load Of new hats by passenger train. The
hat pictured IS but one Of the many you'll
find here tomorrow Al the agreeable price
SuTpriSe-S5.95. Small, medium, and
large beaver, silk and satin hats viii be
here variOusly trimmed. Not one
worth less than SlO.CO-another tribute
to the PalaiS Royals cash business and
sharp eyes on the wholesale market.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
MERCHANTS TO GUST
ALL RETAIL ABUSES

The Retail Merchants Association of
the Chamber Of Commerce now has the
active membership OF every large re-
tail establishment in Washington This
fact was brought out In the report Of
the president Joseph Strausburger, at
the November meeting Of the assOcia-
tion held at the Chambers rooms last
night
The removal Of the trading stamp
from Washington was favOrably com
mented on by the president IN his re-
port, and in the general discussion
Morris Mayer said the association now
was sufficiently strong 10 begin al
once to remove other trade abuses
Mr. Mayors position was iLdorsed by
G. A. Goldsmith. Max Fisher Myer
FeIlheimer. and Joseph Schenker. and
the committee on trade abuses, OF
which Alfred Mayer IS chairman. was
directed TO bring in a definite report at
the next meeting
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
EXILE HOLDS ISLAND
STORMED BY TROOPS

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3.-A cable
this morning from Tegucigalpa. Hon
duras, states government troops have
been defeated in an attempt 10 storm
the island of Amapala and capture
General ValladeTes. former governor
and commandment there. who was de
posed by President Davilla FOR Insulting
the United States and British flags.
Additional government troops have
been moved into western Honduras for
NalIaderes is threatening a revolution,
which viii engulf the entire republic
and perhaps overthrow the government
Valladeres' forces are eutrencned upon
the island, which the former governor
had seized I'm his own name, behind a
battery Of machine guns. They are
plentifully equipped with ammunition.
and have a great quantity Of food.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
FOSS TURNS BACK
Upon UNCLE JOE"
Representative From Illinois
Against Cannon AS Speak
er Next Session.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-'Uncle Joe" Can
non has lost another friend.
Representative George Edmund Foss.
OF The Tenth Congressional district.
who had long been an ardent Supporter
OF the Sage Of Danville, has cisowned
him
In careful canvass Of my district
/ have found the sentiment unfavora BILE
TO Mr.. Cannon as Speaker" said Foss
in a public statement, and I desire to
state that in the event Of a Republican
House / shall vote for some other Re
publican"
DO you mean by your statement that
YOU oppose Mr.. Cannon personally or
mat you stand against 'Caunonisrn2' %
Representative FOss was asked after
his statement was made public
Il do not know how TO def-e Can
nonlsm, was the reply tn peOpIe
have put all their woes and grIs vances
into one blanket and have ca He'd II
'Cannonism.' q"
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
REVISED EDITION
OF CRIMINAL CODE

A new edition Of the criminal code Of
the United States has just been issued
By the Government and made available
to the members Of the bar throughout
the country.
The edition just published is the first
and only cha pier yet enacted into law
OF the revision OF the laws Of the United
States This revision has been in prog
ress for more than ten years, and
other sections of II will be presented to
Congress for action as rapidly as they
can be finished
The present criminal code prescribes
penalties for all attractions Of the Fed
eral laws. 1t Is not, however, as ex-
tensive a volume as might be supposed.
for the reason that a great majority of
criminal Offenses are dealt with by the
laws Of the various States
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
PIGEON FANCIERS MEET.

Pigeon fanciers who came to Wash
ington to form a new organization
announced that the American Racing
Pigeon Union starts out with a mem
bership Of nearly 1000 persons from
all sections of the country Kenneth
3. McNiclSen, Of Rochester. n Y. was
elected president of the new union
About sixty-five members attended
q banquet last night
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
and S2.4S
Trimmings, &c to S1.48

High-claSS French TrmmingS-the
samples used in the New York importers
Office and by his drummer" Large
wings, birds, breasts, aigretteS, and other
novelty effects, all the best, none pasted
or otherwise inferior. And note the mon
SER roses Of silk and velvet-and the
beautiful peoples and violetS in the new
shades 10 match winter dress materials.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03

The Chiffonier IS an exact
match for the above dresser. It
has French plate mirror, carved
standards. full swell front. three
small top drawers, four other
drawers, claw feet. and is nice
~ polished.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
SEES END FOR MEDICINE.

One of the principal speakers at the
meeting Of the Pyscho-Therapeutic So
ciety in W. c. T. L. hall last night
was DR.. George Macdonald, who proph-
esied that the time is rapidly nearing
when drugs will be used no more He
deplored the use OF m Iicines and
SPOKE of the psyChO-therapeutic treat
uent of Ills
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
WALKS 800 MILES TO WE'D.

TACOMA, Wash. Nov. "A walk Of
100 miles 10 wed the woman Of his
choice was the feat accomplished by
Allen Fairbanks of Alaska. Tie bride
is Mrs Lawrence. Of FOrty-MIIe. Fair
banks lost thirty pounds by his exercise.
The Washington times., 1910-11-03
MISSIONARIES TO ADJOURN.

The closing session of the Baltimore
Conference of the WOmau'S Home Mis-
siOnary Society of the Methodist EpiS-
cOpal Church will be held tonight at the
Metropolitan Memorial Church. The
meetings began yesterday and Bishop
W. a. Quayle delivered the principal
address last night
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RUPTURA De RELA-
Clones EN- PONCE
Eladio sostenia las mas cor
ydlales relaciones de amis
tad con un perro de Ia
casa.
Ell can amigo correspondia a
aquellas deferencias movien-
dole la cola y mordiendele
suaVemento.
A l. l..
Aver, parece que el can estaba
denial humor y al ir Torres
a saludarlo la emprendi6 a
dentelladas destrozandole
las manOs.
De nuestro co-responsal

Agosto 2S.-El individuo Eladio
Torres, es sirviente de una casa que
habita un ingles en- la Gale de la Vi
LA. En- dicha casa hay un perro de re
gular tamano. Las relaciones de amis
tad entire Torres y el perro eran las
mas cordiales. Torres acOstumbraba
q iugar con el perro todos los dias.
Pero aver parece que el can habfa te-
nido un disgusto con alguno de SUI ra
"a y estaba poseido de coraje, notan
dosele profunda contrariedad. To
rres no Sc apercibio de este y alir co
mo acostumbraba a jugar con el la
emprendio a dentellada causandole
graves mordeduras en- las dos
manos. Torres sali6 dando desafora-
dos gritos por la calle con las manos
cnsan grentadas. Ell sargento Ferra-
ri, de la detective que Sc encontraba
por aquel sitio, lie presto los auxlllos,
llevandolo la botica para q. lie hi
cleran la primera cura. De esta ma
nera tragca terminaron las intlml-
dades de Torres, con ell perro de la ca
sa donde estaba colocado.
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-Esta noche hoy exposition de
nuevas peliculas en- el Parque Y Sc
preparan para las proximas grataS
sorpresas al publicO que ALI concu-
rre asiduamente.
A las 10 de la manana de hoy
fu6 citada la camara de delegados.
para DIR la lectura del mensaie de
gobernador. La reunion extraordina
ria Sc lleva efecto en- los Salones del
Palacio Rojo.
Los Sres. Ruiz Saldaha V Co,
operadores de Radioscopia V Radio
graia Sc han'hccho cargo de csc ser
vicio. en- su installation en- los depar-
tamentos correspondence del sana-
torio que eSta oonstruyendo en- las
cercanias de Rio Piedras Ia sociedad
" Auxilio Mutuo"
Ell ST. Alexandra FranceSchi. ha
oendado de yauc0. ha hecho mani
festaciOnes categcricaS de no habcr
autnrizado nadie ! que Ie designe
q ella para ningm cargo politico. FL
Sr- FranceSchi eSta retiradO de IA DO
Utica aetiva V no scepta Ia nomina-
ci6n de candidatura que hicieron en-
81 favor los Representatives, EepabI-
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la obIa de Hostos
en- America,
En- la proxima conferencia que.
tendra lugar en- ell Ateneo Ju-
ventud ell Sr. Case dara una
confereDcia sobre la filosoffa
moral del Maestro. o.

En- el .Ateneo de la juventud, CEN
tro de la alta cultura mexicana Sc
verificara ura serie de conferencias
bajo la presidencia de los Sres. secre-
tario subsecretano de instruction
publica V bellas artes, con motive de
la celebration del Centenario de Ia
Independence de aquella Repdbhca
La serie Sc inicla con una dlserta-
ci6n sobre la tiiosofta Moral de don
Euqenio VI. de HostoS, nuestro exi-
mio compatrota, por el Lcdo. An
tonic Case. presloente de dicho CEN
tro. FL Sr. Case es. aunque solo cuen
ia p amos, una de las primeras figu-
ras intelectuales de Mexico; uno de
los primeros oradores; Y sin disputa
la meior ilustraci6n filosofica del
pals.
Y cabe penssr orgullosamente; co
mo Sc va desdoblando y scentusndo
Ia egregia personalidad del maestro
como llaman carihosaments { Hos
tos en- Santo Domingo, y como va
resultando, mas que una gloria puer-
torriqueha Y mas que una glaESdo-
minicsns, una gloria,htino-ameri
ma. por la manitud de su intekcto
V por Ia amphtud de su labor.
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La hamaca del caro- nu-
mero 19, destroza la ca
beza del nino Pedro Ro
driguez y este queda
muerto en- la via.
Los padres y hermanitas de
"Pello', inconsolables al co.
nocer la triste Ocurrencia.
La velocidad de los carros
electricos y ell numeroso We
cindario de la calle de San
Agustin.

A las 5 de la tarde de aver quedd
muerto en- la via de los carros electrl-
cos en- Tuerta de Terra, parada D,
calle de San Agustin,un pequeno nj
no, como de 3 a amos de edad, lla-
mado Pedro Rodriguez e hlJo de TN
honrado matrimonio que Sc encontra
ba en- la casa SO de la carretera, Gul-
llermo Rodriguez y Leandra Diaz
son los esposos, padres del nlno Pellf
como lei lamaban sus hermanltos via
mihares. Tenia varlos hermanos Ia
mayor parte memories de y amos.
FL caro- electrico marchaba con
direction a San Juan. por la referl-
calle de San Agustin y al llegar cerca
de la boca-calle que baia de la reser-
va naval hacia ell sur, choco
ell pobre nino V la hamaca delantcra
de la plataforma del caro-. Esta dio
contra la cabecita del tiemo nlho.
Cuando fu6 a prestarsele auXlllo eS-
taba muertO.
In gran numero de persOnas Sc rcl
MO alrededOr del sitio de Ia ocurren-
cia. En- Ia casa de los padres Sc deSa-
rroll6 una tristisima escena. Los her
manitos de PpHO gritahSn Y lloraban
abrazados a Ia madre que luchaba
porque la dejaran If al lugar del sn
reso 4 yer el cuerpecito del niho QUO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30
Los cIercales celebraron e domingo Catalufa 9e
meetings" al are lbre.
principe de Montenegro ha hecho coronar rey mando
ell nombre de Nicolas
Mrs Adrance fue sorprendda contrabando de per
las valoradas en- seis mil dollars.
De nuestro servicio cablegra6co.

New York, agosto 3d. Ell alcal-
de Gaynor ha sido trasladado del
hospital de Hoboken adonde Sc en-
contraba desde que fue herido al mo-
mento de embarcarse para Europa
Mr.. Gaynor fue llevado a su residen-
cia en- New York y Sc cree su cura-
cion es question de dfas hasta que
pueda reanudar sus tareas como al
calde.
New York 30.-El professor Emen
de la universldad de Syracuse, New
York, de paseo con su esposa y cuila-
da en- automovil fue gravemente he
rido. Ell auto fue lanzado a gran dis
tancia por un tren del Lehigh Valley
Railroad en- Geneva, New York. La
sonora Emcns y SUI hermana fueron
tan gravemente heridas que explra-
ron POGO despues de la desgracla.
New York, agosto 3O.-El Depar-
tamento del Estado ha publicado I'm
manifesto en- 10 cual anuncia que
las leyes japonesas de derecho de re-
production y de patentes han sldo
extendidas a Corea. El tratado con
Corea empez6 a regir aver y todos
los tratados actualmente en- vlgor
han sido extendidas para incluir a
Corea. Los puertos abiertos actual
mente siguen como antes.
New York, agosto 30 Ell Presl-
dente Taft ha dirigido una carta al
miembro del congreso Mckinley,
invitando a los republicanos de Hi
nois a unirse.
New York, agosto 30 Ell EXPIRE
sidente Roosevelt Sc VIC en- la necesl-
dad de ir a caballo 80 millas el do
mingo para llegar a Cheyenne, q eau
sa de encontrarse las Was de comunl-
cacion con Wyoming interrumpidas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30

Sc encuentran en- San Juan Ia
mayor parte de los delegados d Ia ca
mara que han de concurrir 4 Ia reu.
MON extraordinaria de la legislature
Ell gobenador Cotton regres6 hoy
de ''Jaiome-alto" para enviar el men
safe que publica la Correspondent
cia".
Dos grandes 'baches" siguen ador
nando Ia entrada sur de Ia Gale del
Parque Y resultan una amenaza para
Ia salud publica de aqueI vecindaIo.
Bien e. ciertO que los senores que E.
tiend; n en- Ia municipalidad de San
Juan tienen demasiado de cosas 20
lfticas en- que Ocupsrse para atender
4 las queIas del vecindario.
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LA SESSION EX- !,
| 1Rl0RD|NAn|l
Sc da el II contra 4 y que
da aprobada una moeion
concediendo fac ultades
al speaker
Discuten los selores Garcia Du.
cos, Diaz Navarro, LloreRs
Torres y SaLtoni.
A las 10 Sc suspende la session
para continuarla a las 3 de
la tarde.

A las 1920 A. M. de hoy Sc pas6 Lis
ia en- ell salon del Palacio Rojo los
delegados a la camara. Contestan los
Srs. Acosta Acuna, Aldrey, Aponte,
Arrillaga, Coll-Cuchy Jose y Cayeta
no, Diaz Navarro De Diego, Domin
guez, Elzaburo, Garcia Ducos, Llo-
rens-Torres, Lluveras, Matienzo Gin
tron, Muhoz Rivera, Caballero, San
toni, Sola, Soler, Tizol y Virella.
| Preside el speaker" y el secreta
Erio da cuenta con la convocatoria de
Ia Asamblea.
Sc nombra la comision que ha de
ir al Consejo Executive a participar
la reunion de la camara y despues Sc
designa tambien la que fue a Ia Man.
sion Ejecutiva.
Sc comienza la session y el delega:
do por Aguadilla Sr. Garcia Ducds,
hace una mocion. Aumentando las
facultades del presidente de Ia CANA
ra para limitar ell tempo del uso de
la palabra y suspender esta en- de-
terminados casos. Combaten la mo-
cion los Sres. Llorens-Torres y San
toni. La defender, ell autor, y el Sr.
Dfaz Navarro.
Ell delegado Sr. Llorens dice que
esa mocion es anti-democratica y no
Sc usa en- ningun parlamento del mum
do y que por mas que reconozca Ia
discretion del speaker cree que no
debe darsele tai facultad.
Ell Sr. Santoni Sc muestra de acuer
do con el delegado por Ponce y dice
que a ningun hombre por sabio que
sea deben concedersele derechos y
facultades que puedan resultar per
judiciales al pnblico. ..E{,
Que 81 la asamblea ultimamente
celebrada ha hecho conceEonss aua
mas liberales q los organizaciopes
locales no Sc es eonsecaente con ese
principle de liberalidad 10 que ahora
Sc pretende. .
El Sr. .Dfaz Navarro, acepta en- par
te los argumentos del Sr. Llorens, Pc
70 sostiene Ell criterio de que debe evi
tarse el que en- discus ones de asun-
tos de relative interes Sc ,empleen
horas y horas de discussion. Que en- ca
SOS de Importance no pueda el pees
dente cortar la palabra al orador y
Sc lie permita terminar su argumenta
ci6n. Sc acepta la enmienda y vota-
da la mocion queda aprobada por
votando en- contra los Sres'
Matienzo- -Cintron, ,Santoni, Caballero
y LlOrens, II contra A.
A las y a. m. Sc suspende la Sc
sion para continuar a las 3 p. m. dc
hoy.
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Fl SUCES0 De AVER:

( ALI quedo durante algunos momen
tos. Una de las hermanitas de Pellt
estuvo algun tempo al lado del ca
daver y volvi6 a la casa llamandc
Ell pobrecito Pello Il q,tlen no reremoS
mas.
Sc infoma que la madre del nihc
hacia algun tempo que deseaba cam
biar de casa, teniendo ell PRESENT.
miento de que algo'desagradabie iba
a ocurrirle con motivode la vecindad
de la Inca de los carros electricos.
Hace POGO tempo que Sc ha estable-
cido la Inca de carros electrlcos por
la calle de San Agustin en- Puerta de
TERRA. Hay ALI una numerosa pobla
cion. Muchos ninos Sc suelen yer en-
aceras V boca-calles Y transltando a
toda hora. Por otra parte, el propose
to de los conductores de los carros de
hacer ell recorrido en- el menos item
po possible hace q. lavelocidad q. sue
lie imprimirse a aquellos sea exceslva,
muchas veces los 9 puntos. De ahi
que muchas veces no puedan evltarse
academies tan senslbles como el de
aver que causa la muerte de un nlnc
Y ell mayor dolor un hogar.
Ell caro- que ocaslon6 la muerte a.
nino Pedro es el numero 10 y el mo-
torista V conductor llevaban los MI
meros Is y 80.
Las autoridades intervinieron en-
el suceso. Hay mucha eXcitacion en-
ell vecindario de la calle de San Agus
tin con motivo del suceso V eSta ma
mana Sc vieron muchos grupos en- un
mayor parte de mujeres y nlhos en-
las boca-calles de la via pOr donde
pasa la Inca. Los carros han Marcia
do hoy con menos velocidad QUO Ia
acostumbrada.
En- IN lecho de flores fuG depo-
sitado el muertecito. hasta su en-
tierrO efectuado hoy.
Havan resignation los padres del
nino muerto para sopOttar cl dolor
de la tan dura prueba que el dest no
les reservaba.,
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por los incendios de bosques. Ell CO.
ronel gozo mucho de semejante ex-
periencia.
New York, agosto 3d. Mrs. I.
R. Adriance, de New York, trato de
hacer contrabando introduciendo
perlas, por valor de 6 mil dollars es-
condidas en- ell bandenu de su sombre-
ro. Los oficiales de aduar,,s habian
sido avisado desde Europa de la com
pra y estaban esperanto a Ia sonora
cuando desembarco. Los inspectores
estaban por abandonar la pesquiza,
despues de haber; sometido Mrs.
Adriance a uno de los mas rigurosos
reglstros jamas hechos, cuando la
contrabandista perdi6 su sangre trla
y revel6 el paradero de las joyas, al
ser amenazada de detenci6n.
New York, agosto 30 1nforman
de Cetingue que el principe de Mon
tenegro fue elevado al range de RENO
el domingo.-El principe Nicolas to-
mo ell cetro con el nombre de Nlco-
las l.
New York, agosto 3d. Informan
de Madrid que 9S meetings al alre IL
bre fueron celebrados en- Cata, una
ell domingo en- manifestation de leal-
tad al Papa.
New York, agosto 30 Tn des-
pacho de la misma procedencla notl-
clio que por gran mayoria, los obre-
ros deBilbao votaron en- contra de
la continuation de la huelga.
New York, agosto 3d. Debldo
a las medidas decisivas tomadas por
ell gobierno portugues las elecciones
parlamentarias celebradas el domin
% fueron dentro del mayor orden,
Sc cree que los monaquistas triun-
farOn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-30
csnos del distrito de Agusdills.

csnos del distrito de Agusdilla.
Sc trata de llevar & efecto una
Serie de haileS en- ell salon del Psroue.
Fl ST. Morgan eneargsdo del estable
cimiento esta completando Ia nela-
ci6n de famllias que serin invitadas
4 eSaS fieStas.
FL ST. Giro Malatrassi, antique
oomerclante que ha sido en- esta plaza
eSta hacienda los trsbaios de auxi-
liar de oomPra de ciertos efectosplra
los departamentos del go5isrn0 in
sular. en- Ia division correspondence
de Ia Oficins del material de Ia IN
pgeaIs de gobkgno,