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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
HAMMOND NEWS
Sustains Painful Injury.

Tony Christmas, an Italian laborer
employed in the construction of the
new Holman street bridge, sus tained a
painful injury today when a heavy tim
Der fell on his leg. He not only suf-
fered a dislocation of the ankle, but
also fracture of the bone above it,.
He was removed to St Margarets hos
pital.
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Days News In Gary
MRS. THOMPSON HERE.

Mrs. j. X Thompson, wife of the
chief engineer of the Gary plant o.
tie American Bridge eampd ny, has re-
joined her husband after a pleasant
visit in the east. Her child was with
her on the trip. During the summer
Mr.. Thompson has been living in the
officers quarters at the bridge plant
All for the time heiEg his family is
quartered at the Gary hotel.
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row night at the church rooms on
Fifth avenue where work for the COM
ing year will be outlined. District
superintendent A. T. Briggs of Valpa
raise will be present. After the bust
ness meeting a social hour will be
spent and all are cordially invited to
attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
FASHION HINTS.

Mesh bags continue poular.
heard on the statement made by Chair
Large muffs are predicted.
Soutache is not much sen in fall
fashions
The empire gown is coming back
with a rush
More buttons appear, but they are
generally small.
October brides will carry muffs as
we'll as flowers.
Black velvet bags. belts and pumps
are used together
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GIVE DINNER.

DR.. and Mrs. l. Milestone entertained
a large party of friends yesterday in
honor of the marriage of their son,
Henry, to Miss Anna Goldstone of Chi
cago. Mrs Milestone who has been
in Chicago with her parents since her
marriage. will live in Gary from this
time on
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wELL-KNowN PEOPLE MARRIED..

The marriage of Miss Eva Brown to
Otto Fiefield occurred at the home of,
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Brown at Corwn
Point last Thursday. Miss Brown was
we'll known in Gary, having visited
her sister Mrs. DR.. f. E. Geisel many
times when they resided here, and Mr..
Fiefield also has a large number of
friends, having been formerly en-
ployed in the mills.
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A marriage license was granted in
Chicago Saturday to Robert Crandall
and Miss Olga Anderson, both of Toll
lesion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
SOUTH CHICAGO VISITORS.

Friday and Saturday Misses Alice
and Grace Duffy of South Chicago were
guests a. the Dalton home. 533 Jackson
street. They returned to South Chi
cage Saturday evening.
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On Their Vacations.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ames of Craw-
fordsville Ind, have gone to Mercer
Lake Wis, where they will spend their
vacation. Mr.. Ames is a son of E. P.
Ames of Hammond and is prosperous
manufacturer in Charlottesville. They
stopped in Hammond on their way to
Wisconsin. Ray Ames, formerly of this
place, accompanied them. Judge and
Mrs. e. p Ames will leave shortly for
fishinp trip into Canada.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Mrs. c. J. Cooper, who has been at
the Mercy hospital for some time. was
able to be removed to her home on Ad
ans street today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
BORN A BABY BoY.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Barry,
Seventh avenue and Connecticut street
an eight pound baby boy at the Mercy
hospital Both mother and son are
reported as doing nicely
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19

and the miners to vote the Republican
ticket in the Second district we always
win, for they constitute the bulk of the
voters.
Mr.. CLANCY said he did not believe
the cry of the Cannonism would cut
much figure this year in politics. and
he declared his belief that Cannon will
not again be a candidate for Speaker
of the House.
The speakership is like a squeezed
orange to Cannon now" he said He
has had all there is in it,
At the meeting of the Republican
state committee yesterday seven of the
committeeman were presen, as also
were all of the candidates on the state
ticket except Finley P. Mount. of Craw-
! louisville. candidate for attorney gen
eral, who was not able to attend. Plans
were laid for the county organization
meetings to be held throughout the
state next week. and Chairman Lee
assigned the various candidates, com
mitteemen and others to attend the
meetings. This plan OF holding county
organization meetings has been found
| by the state committee to be very effec-
tive and it is the intention TO follow
the plan of holding them up to the time
| Committee Reports All Good.
| The various committeeman made
good reports from their districts. They
| said that conditions are improving al
the time. The state candidates also
made reports on the visits they have
made to the various parts of the state
in the course of their campaign work
and without exception there was ar
Optimistic feeling among them.
Much favorable comment has beer
man Lee in his interview TO the effec
that the Republican campaign will b.
a progressive campaign, but that it will
not be rampant insurgent affair. 4
good many people do not like the wore
"insurgent," and they are glad to hav'
the term progressive used in its place
1t is believed that the statement o
Chairman Lee will have much to d.
with increasing the confidence whicl
Republicans generally have placed il
the state committee and in the plan o
campaign which has been mapped out
Chairman Lee was especially happ
yesterday over the reports which wer
received from the Twelfth district H
congratulated James NJ. Henry. tn
committeeman from the Twelfth on tn
splendid organization which he ha
built up in the district.
You have one of the best organiza
tions in the Twelfth that I have seen,
he said to Mr.. Henry. You ought t
carry that district in good shape an
elect Judge Heaton to Congress-"
Mr.. Henry replied that he was certai
that Judge Heaton would be electe
to succeed Congressman Cline
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Complaint has been made by the Chi
cago Telephone company that thieves
stole a mile of copper wire from the
BURMA mroad last Friday. No arrests
have been made yet in the case
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
EAST GARY.

A. Smith, who is employed at Gary,
has moved his family here from Pitts
burg, and as soon their goods
rive will occupy one of the Blaemire
houses. At present they are staying
a Scanlons.
Miss Ethel Crisman spent the week.
end with relatives at Crisman.
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RAISE NICE SIM.

The bake sale given by the Wo-
mans association of the Congregation
al church at the home of Mrs H
w. Haskell of Jackson street last Sat
urday afternoon resulted in hand
some profit as result of the ladies
laborS. fsHss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
RETURNs FROM EAST.

Attorney Glenn Harris of the law
firm of Harrish, Bretsch Davis C Starr,
returned from two weeks vacation,
spent in New York state.
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Dog collars of jet, one. two, or three
strands are in favor.
Plain colored silks are much used for
simple tailored blouses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
SPENT SUNDAY WITH PARENTS.

Misses Claudia McMahan and
Grace Brooks. teachers in the Gary
schools. spent Sunday with their par
ents in Crown Point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-19
TAKE UP RESIDENCE.

Ross Cox and family of Coal
Springs, S. D., have arrived in Gary
to take up their residence and have
purchased a home on the south side.
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ness and social trip to New York state.
Mr.. Csrantham states that the business
conditions in cities along Lake Erie
and Lake Ontario are entirely crafty
ing.
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woMaN,s ASSOCIATION To MEET.

The Woman's society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs.
E Wildermuth. 702 Washington street,
next Thursday afternoon.
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Miss Nell Hotchkiss will leave next
week for Johnstown, Pa, where she
will spend several weeks.
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VISITS IN GARY.

Miss L. Smith of Pleasant Hill, Mo-,
is visiting with relatives in Gary this
week.
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GUEST OF CROWN POINT FRIENDS,

City Clerk Harry Moose spent the
week end with friends in Crown Point.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference of the
Methodist church will be held tomor-
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THE TIMES is TRYING HARD TO
MERIT THE SUCCESS 1T EEs
ACHIEVED.
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OUR DAILY POEM.
C9mpafn On

Campafn On.
With autum here life starts anew,
These strenuous times for me and
you.
1t keeps us busy lodging the cars,
But worst of all campaign cigars.
HAZEL MUTT.
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HOME FROM NEW yoRk

Joseph Plummer Grantham of the
Gary building is home from a bust
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on Thursday night at the Congrega-
tional church the Meistersingers' male
quartet of Chicago will apear in Gary.
The proceeds will go towards the
church building fund.
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Miss Irene Thompson of Chicago is
spending a week visiting friends and
relatives here.
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PURTELLE HAS NOT
A GOOD RECORD

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KERN WILL CUT
LOOSE OCTOBER |

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12
Carta al DR.. Jose n. Carbonell
San Juan.

b1dil y utiil.
Muy Sr. nuestro Al empczar 81
carrera sus enfermos eran pOcos.
I'd. era ioven, su gran rcputaclon
dependia en- el futuro.
Ahora es difcrcnte. | d. sabe me-
jor que otros 10 que vale una repa-
tacl6n.
Propietarios de cartas dehian com
prar las pinturas barnices Y esmal-
ties de reputaci6n,. III nombre De-
voc lleva una reputacl6n de mas dc
$50 amos. Esta fundada on honor
calidad, cXperlenclas = satisfaction
Quiere decir material de poeo traba
10 v costo 81 Sc considera u larga
duracion.
Las pintural baratas : impuras
son como medicinas dc mala calldad
I'd protege Su enfermo dandolc los
mas puro Y efizcaz. FL propletario
de casas las plede proteser della mis-
ma manera. En- el nombre Devoe
esta la protection.
De I'd altos Y s. 5.
+. W. DENOE & co.
New York,
P. S. Julian Matierzo Sac.
.......... vende nue Stros prc-
d,lctoS.
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De nuestro corresponsai

Ponce, septiembre lo.-Anoche
a las diez mcnos 5 minutos fue
alarmada esta ciudad por I'm fuerte
temblorde terra de trepldacion. E'
fenomeno seismico duro uno o dos
segundos
Los edificios de MADEIRA crujie:on
Y los de mamposterla Sc les VIC ba-
lancearse. Nos aseguran que algunos
de estos Sc encuentran agrietados
En- algunos establecimientos de pro
visiones Sc cayeron algunas batellas
por efecto del sarudimiento. Y no
hubo guapo que dijera como el por-
tugues del cuento 49,.
Aver llegaron a esta ciudad pro
cedentes de San Juan, el assistant
attorney acompanado del Lcdo.
Torres Grau, fiscal de la corte de
distrito de Aguadilla. Fl attorney
general, regreso 4 San Juan, y el
fiscal Torres Grau, permanecera al
gunos dias auxlliando al actual fis-
cal de la corte de este distrito Lcdo.
Palacios Rodriguez, en- una investi
gaci6n judicial segun informes que
hemos obtenidO.,
La corte municipal ha resuelto
Ell la manana de Hoy 4 juicios cri-
minales por distintos delitos, ha-
biendo sido condenados los acusa-
dos.
Sc encontraba en- esta cindad
aver ell Dr.. Munoz. que reside en-
San Juan.
Anoche con una explendida con
currencia de damas y caba!leros
de la buena sociedad. Sc efectuo la
acostumbrada retreta en- ei parque
Abolicion, por la banda marina que
dirije ell 81. Pericas.
Ha regresado de su viaje 4 Ia IS
la, ell Sr. Alberto Gonzalez, socio dc
la importante casa Bazaar Otero de
6sta ciudad. Ell Sr. Gonzalez efectut
en- distintos pueblos importantes
ventas.
El dia 26 del corrientn mes 81
abrira ell nuevo ano escolar en- la isls
Ell entusiasmo entire la poblacion es
escolar es grande.
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Para de|egados
a Ia CamaIa
Fueron nominados para la de.
legacion Gle la Camara, por
Arecibo los seiores Santoni,
Torres, Coira, Ruiz Soler y
Suliveres.
Por Aguadillas sehOres Elzaburu,
Garcia Ducos, Roig. Lluveras
y Gonzalez.

FL sabado Iltimo de 10 3 II de
la mahana, Sc lievo a efecto en- Are
sivo la convention Unionista para
designar candidates Z "a camara Y
elegir junta central. Preside el acto
una comisi6n de la lunta central,
compuesta de los Sres. Ledo Carlos
Ma. Soler, Luis Munoz Rivera y R.
H. Delgado.
ReSultaron nonlinados para Ia de
legacion i Ia camara de delegados
los Sres. Lcdo. Feliz Santoni, Icdo.
jose G.. Torres, Lcdo Francisco Col
ra, seaor Jose Ruiz Soler Y Lcdo.
Antonio Suliveras.
Para vocales de Ia iunta central
Propietarias en- san Juan doctor
Cayetano Coil y Toste Suplente.
Sr. Jose Ruiz Soler. Propietario
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C0NVENC|ON UN|0-
N|STA EN- AREC|BO,
Asistio una comision de la
junta centralI para pre-
sidir el acto.
Quedaron nominados los delega-
que han de represntar aquel
distrite en- Ia pexima legisla'
tQra.
Ell sabado Sc sinti6 un fuerte
temblor de terra que duro
Is segundos.
De nuestro corresponsal


Sept. II, En- Ia manana de aver
Sc llevo a efecto en- esta cludad la
convencion para nominar los candl-
datos a delegados a la camara. lie
60 en- ell tren una comision de la jun
ia central para rresidir la Conven-
cion, entire los que Sc encontr,sban
ell Sr. Luiz Munoz Rivera. Fueron
nominados delegados la camara
los Sres. I.cdo. Felix Santoni, Lcdo.
Antonio Suliveres, Lcdo. Jose G..
Torres, don Jose Ruiz Soler y don
A. Cora.
Una vez terminado ell acto Ia CO.
mission de Ia junta central sallo en-
automovil para Aguadilla.
En- Ia noche del sabado las die7
Y cuarto Sc sintio en- esta ciudad TN
temblor d. terra de trepida cion que
dur6 diez Y ocho segundos.
La Srta. Amalia Garces ha obte-
nido con brillantes notas el tftulo de
profesora sraduda. Felicitamos a
dicha seho,ita por sus adelanto,.
La sociedad anonims. del cine sc
propone dar retretas en- la plaza los
jueves v sabado, y asf mismo en- oil,
chas noches habra function en- el tea
tro.
La comisi6n de Ia junta centra
que vino a esta ciudad presidir Ii
/ convention la componian los Sres
Luis Munoz Rivera, Carlos NJ. Sole
y Ramon H. Delgado.
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terrupci5n Gle mas de 40 minutes que
dando la ciudad de Santurce sin luz
4 las S menos Is minutes volvio la
luz cuando va Sc dudaba de eiectuar
el bale en- el casino V la funcl6n en- el
teatro. Is necrsario que Ia compailia
de alumbrado Y luz lleve a efecto les
trabaios necesarios para aseeurarar
mas eficiente servicio. AdemaS. en- el
teatn de Ia ciudad debiera eNistir
otra installation de alimbrado que
en- determinados casos garaLtizara
el del edificlo. para evitar trastonos
que pudieran ser de muy seEias con
secuencias.
-Por ausencia del DR.. Jir Carlo
nell ha quedado en- Ia prcSidencia de-
municipio de Ia cIudad el Sr. America
Salas del comercio de esta plaza +
Sr. Salas segun sc informa, trata de
hacer algo en- favor de una meior OF
canizadaci6ndel cuerpo de bomhero'
en- el sentido de dotar 4 este lie prem
das de equipo v material de Que
carecen Y neeeSitan con urgencia
Han estado en Ponce en- asuntn-
del servicio FL aSSitant attorney LciO
Lycn,s Y otro empleado del departs
mento de justicia.
Sc informa que el delegado 4 Ia c.
mara Led ]. de j. Tizol. presentar;
su candidatura para las prximas Gle,
clones. por el distri,o de Guaya ANA
Ali cuenta tamI,ien con mucllas in
patias elconociio iov.n cuiyu nnrnhIr
suena tamhien ror el distritn ,He HI
macs0.
Las difprencias surgida< no
mentaneanlente entire elemento< Il
nionistas de Vega Bsla han qlle.iad-
sstisfsctcriamente zaniadsS y IN
candidatura de conciIiacion IA sEt
acesada ali con toio ent1sizsm
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en- el distrito Lcdo. F. Santnni.
suplcnte sefor L. coiTa.
En- Aguadilla el mismo <ibaio
y ! las S de Ia noche. Sc llev6 4 efec-
To Ia convention habiendo salido
nominados para IA deiegacion dc Il
camaras los Sres. Jose de EIzabur,I.
Juan Garcia Ducos. FrancicSco
Roiz. Jose Francisco Lluyeras v
Jose D. Gonzalez.
Para u junta central Nocal pro
Pieiario Lido. .Inss 6. TcrTe< ~
plente jose ElEaluru- Propetano
en- 81 iistrito Seiior Pablo Nilelll.
-uplante Juan Garcia DucoS
L. enmisi6n de IA Iunta central
continue s'l vi4je d MayagueE y Pom
re.
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CeIdos &c place
me en- Ponce
La sanidad ha prohibido la
matanza Gle ninglin MEM
bro de la familia porcina,
por estar atacados de una
extraiia enfermedad.
La leche Y la carne, cara y ma.
la contiLlia suhiendo de pre-
clio Y bajandO su calidad.

Septiemhr- l1.-I.as lluvias han
cesado an t..nto en- esta oiudad. Y en
sa jurisdiction, estando todo en- cal
ma. Los pastos han crecido grande-
mente en- esta Jurisdiction. ha
hiendo abundance de p stos, d
pesar dc ESQ, Ia 9 ne de res sicuc
expendirndose i 5 renta, O. el kilo
de maIa calidad lta de peso, "a
lcche >ieue sl.hic o tamhien de
precio V bajando c:'lidad.
l79 nresos hav n u carcsl &c
esta cilldad. entire lercs, menors
de edad, Y loco ste estah!ccl-
mi-nto sicmpre . ',tlenc cor los
miSmos reelusos i u ar que dlarla--
mente iIegan nuey salem los rie-
ios.
La sanidad h ensdo cue Sc
saquen todos 10. a;oS que hata
CT los patios lie casas dc 6sta
ciddad, pero Sc pra' ire que Sc saeri
fiaden par. Fl con no liibllco. -
pretesto lie estar a tios lie una eS
trsirl cnfcrmedad
Estamos comien.5 una ca-n6 IL
rcs enferma segin n mores pihllon
esto no 10 vc nad1 rs de nece,l
dad que tan.o l. ,u.dad lOca. 60
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Septiembre ll.-Los efectos de
temporal del dia 6 en- esta lurldic-
clon han sido bastante lamentables
Hubo I'm fuerte aguacero que duro
desde las siete de Ia noche hasta las
dos de Ia manana. La mayorla de los
vecinos alalmados, esperaban de TN
momento otro Ia llegada de un hui
racan, pues rachas de faerte lnten-
sidad dejaronse sentir. E.l rio San
tiago' creclo y a las once de la noche
corrfa por algunas GALES de Ia pebla-
clon. Las gentes que vivian en- dl-
chas Was, al Yer aquella anegatla
pedian auxillos. Algunos pollclas
fueron a prestarlos, auxllios pero
estos son tan pocos, que resulta ban
insufcientes.
Los cinco puentes que unen a Ma
guabo con Humacao, ,luercn arrastra
dos por las aguas, dejando incomu-
nicados esas dos poblaeiones.
Las perditlas de ganado han side
considerables, mucha parte de e
fue arrastrado Ia desembocadura
de los rios Santiago y Rio klancC
y hasta Yabucoa.
De cahas no hay que hablar Fl ric
invadio las vegas detruyendo gran
des extensiones del fruto en- compile
to desarrollo.
Las perdidas de la Central Sc cal
culan Dor 10 menos en- S.. 0Go
Carros. coches, vacas, hecerros
toros, canas ETC., todo ha sido arras-
trado por el rio.
Muchas casas coliladas Gle vagllaS
y paja, fueron complctamente dcste-
chadas.
Las perdidas en- general asciender
de a muchos miles de dollars.
No hubo que lamentar tlcseracla:
nersOnales.
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De nuestro servicio cablegrafico.

new 1OTk, sepllemDIe lz.-El
senador Lorimer ha renunciado CO.
mo socio del Hamilton Club, de Chi
cago a consecuencia del telegrama
que mando el coronel Roosevelt a
dicho club en- el cual diio que no de-
bia el senador Lorimer formar parte
del banquete 8 Ell, Roosevelt, Sc he
garia a asistir. Los amigos del sena-
dor estan indignados del proceder
de Roosevelt. El senador Lorimer
habfa consentido a presenciar el ban
quote solamente drspu5s de haber
sido mgado mucho. Ell gobernador
Duncan y otros republicanos Sc han
expresado como dispuesto a tomar
.cualquier paso, aun a ofrecer apollo
gia pablicas al senador Lolimer por
el desaire, para impedir mas Olsen
cion dentro del partido. Puede ser
que el Hamilton Club Sc MEGA a acep
tar la renuncia del senado.
NJ. Roosevelt hablo en- Columbus,
Ohio, rodeado de tropas del ejercito
americana. Hablo claramente sobre
Ia question de la huelga y condcno
energicamente los huelg'listas por
haber tratado de abreviar su vlaje
con amenazas 81 81 hablaba en- Co
lumbus.
El gobernador Patterson, del Te-
messee declinado el nombra mlento
por un tercer tdrmino para asegurar
Ell exito de su partida
Tn negro, falsificador de monedas,
fue captlrado en- Washington en- el
acto de fabricar pleas de 25 centa-
vos. Sc cree que el forma parte de
una banda que actualmente estan
hacienda operacioncs Ell Washing
ton y Baltimore.
En- Boston, Massachusetts,, el
aeronauta Brokins, bajo a terra q
una milla en- su dirigible, tocando
una pequena bandera en- el centre
de un cfrculo de 1000 pies, ganandt
el premio de acierto. Wright, que h
20 la asenci6n con Brooklin, capturt
ell premio por tirar bombas.
El presidente Taft ha convocado
al gabinete para una reunion el 2
de Septiembre. Entire los asunto
ule Sc discutiran, seta 10 del secreta.
rio del interior.
Ee general Williams NJ. Black
el captain Harley 3. Ferguson, de
ejercito americana han empezadt
tomar medidas alrededor del AGO
razado Maine en- la bahia de la Ha
bana.
La proxima reunion del Congress
Eucaristico Sc celebrara en- Viena
Es possible q. los Estados Undo
, conseguira el congreso en- 1918, per-
cual ciudad seri favorecida qued;
por determinar.
New York, septicmbre l2.- Des
pachos de Nicaragua informan qu
Ell general Rivas, con 1000 hombre
Sc rindi6 al presidente Estrada. Is
era la Ultima oposicion armada con
ira ell actual gobierno de Nicara qua
New York, septiembre ll,-lnfor
man de Madrid quo el senor Canaie
jas Mega que haya dado una entire
!, vista a la prensa ell la cual Sc affirm
que dijo que los asuntos entire +
pafia v e1 Naticano quedarian e
stntu quo hasta Ia reunion de las co
tes en- cuyo tempo era probable qt
, Sc pasaria una lev sobre el case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12
GRATIS.

In reloj para us;el 81 en- rls1o de
4 senanas, vende ven.'e cualquiers
de- los paquctes siguienta: 25 heru1o
ss aifileres de ccrbsiss > Lbros a.
iis,icss de aguIas coa mas de 50 s-l-
is< .ada uno. ) honiiss PeilIllzs mag
nsticss d. ho.sillo csda una en- 81 Is
tucEe. & - presiOszs sortljss. osis
.rt culo dssrrlto - veus.e 4 10 cCnsa-
ycs GRO uno- In ires nsese. heEnos
re-aIsdo go reic5ts
Esriha una postal TsE AssCus-
- BC-rxE-< Co EOx iOS2 San
Juan, uerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12
Personals cOmpeten!es.

Asecurau dc>pues de- haher vi-io.
exanlinado Eis nmgIti!icaS ma, ,tina>
Il. escrihir Iictor 4 nn'ciil.a ora
niede ieualarla. P"-ee vcntala> 2.
no ti,nen las dcai< + precise yer
Ia.
Arrivi Hm,S. que sen lns nica-
agcntcS invuan j Ios intcligcnte, "a
IA auc Ii examiner. Fl Cielo v.n.le
,arantiZada>.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-12
N
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mo Ia superior haean una verdadsra
insDeeci5n del estlin sanirario en-
n,le Se encueatra ctia ciudai