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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-03
OCTOBER'S WEATHER
AS Reviewed by the Local Weather
Bureau

AS Reviewed by the Local Weather
Bureau.
The highest temperature of last
month was 70 degrees, on the 5th the
lowest 49, on the goth. The mean tenn
perature for the month was 5S, which
was the highest of any month since the
weather bureau here was started viz,
in 1873. The mean temperature for the
month in twenty-eight years is So. The
prevailing direction Of the wind was
north.
The total rainfall for the month of
October was 2.03 inches; In 1879 it was
n.41; in 1877 it was 1908; October a
year ago it was 1.78; in 1898 it was 1922.
The average rainfall for October in
twenty-three years was 404 inches.
There were eleven clear days last
month, six partly cloudy days and four
teen cloudy days
The dates of frost last month were as
follows: Light on the 18th, heavy on
the 18th and killing on the goth.
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William Fl. BurgWin, Pastor,
Summerfield M. e. church.
ELDER AT FIRST M.
II CHURCH

DR.. j e. Adams presiding elder for
New Haven district will occupy the pull
pit of the First M. e, church tomorrow
morning. His subject will be THE Re-
quired Task of Christian Duty" In the
evening DR.. Eldridge will deliver one of
his short sermons on practical, every
day living. Subject, Mature and HUI
man Nature"
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH
QUARTERLY MEETING

The two hundred and fiftieth quar-
terly meeting of the convocation of the
clergy of the Episcopal church in New
Haven county will be held in the
Church of the Ascension in this city on
Tuesday, November 10. The sermon at
10 o'clock will be preached by Rev. L.
N. Booth Of Bridgeport Addresses will
be made at II p. m, upon church work
in Connecticut by Rev Dr. Baker of
New Haven, Rev. T. M Peck of Lyme.
Rev. j. A. Biddle of South Manchester.
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prophecies" said the jocular young
man, extending his palm, ''canst read
the future? l would fain know what it
has in store for me-"
The page is somewhat soiled but
still eligible" the fortune teller replied,
bending over it. Il am able to foresee
young sir, that you will never die from
an excessive use Of soap and water."-
Chicago Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-03
AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH,

In Plymouth church on next Wednes-
day evening DR. McLane will deliver an
illustrated lecture on Palestine" This
lecture will be of special interest to
Sunday school workers. There will be
some seventy views showing most of the
places of interest
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH

THE Lessons of Autumn" will be the
theme of Rev. w, F, Dickerman's dis
course in the Church of the Messiah
CF'irst universalisD Sunday morning at
1880 O'Clock. Sunday school and pas
tors Bible class at noon. Young peo-
pies devotional meeting at $50 D. IN.
Subject, THE Final Harmony of All
Souls With God" Everybody welcome.
Seats free.
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MOOSE KILLED IN THE ADIRON-
DACKS

Saranac Lake, N Y, Nov. 2.-Charles
Martin, an Adirondack guide, brought
to Saranac Lake to-day a bull moose
shot at Grass Pond The animal weigh
ed about 500 pounds. This was the first
moose killed in the Adirondack Noun
tairs, outside Of private parks, in TWEEN
ty-five years.
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AT ST. ANDREWS M. e. CHURCH

AT ST. ANDREWS M. e. CHURCH.
st, Andrews M. e. church, Rev. Du-
ane N. Griffin, pastor: 1890, sermon,
subject, "The Christian Extra" or 1.-THE
Eleventh and Twelfth Commandments"
communion and reception of mem
bers); 1905, Sunday school; $3.50, Junior
league; $50, Senior league; 1880. SER
mon, subject, THE Greater Election. !"
Special services each evening this week
and Wesleyan league rally next Sab
bath, November H.
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AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH.

The roll call Of members which has
been postponed several times on ac-
count of stormy Sundays will be read at
the Grace M. r.. church Sabbath morn
Ing by Secretary Charles b. Lamb, af-
ter which the sacrament will be admin
istered by the pastor. The EpWorth
league meeting will be held at the usual
hour. Rev. A. J. Smith VIII preach at
the evening service from THE Power of
the Gospel"
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AT THE WESTVILLE CONGREGA-
TIONAI CHURCH

The pastor, Rev. M. r. Kerr will
preach tomorrow morning; theme,
Life a Sacrament" Communion ser
vice will follow. AT 1880 p. M Mrs. An
ma D. Pollard of Plantsville will speak;
theme, 1.-The Public School as a Moral
Educator" Sunday school at noon. The
pastors class will consider THE Apos-
tolic Fathers" AT $3.50 the G. E. meet
ing will be addressed by Miss Adams,
secretary of the New Haven union;
these, THE Advantages of the C. E.
Pledge"
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BYE ELECTIONS IN MANITOBA

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Nov. 2.--In the
local bye election in Center Winnipeg
T. w. Taylor conservative has been
elected by majority of 164 over Robert
Muir The victory Is Of Importance to
the conservatives on account of the Do
minion elections next Wednesday.
Center Winnipeg has been a liberal
stronghold for twenty years, and ac-
cordingly there is intense joy among
the conservatives over the result.
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MINISTER WILL PREACH TO
NINTH WARD VOTERS

To She Voters of the Ninth ward:
Gentlemen: Anticipating the national
and state election on Tuesday next, |
shall preach on Sunday evening, the
4th inst, at 1880, sermon entitled
relationship" l have dedicated this
sermon to the voters of the ward, and
l hereby extend a most cordial invi-
tation to all voters and their friends
to attend Summerfield Methodist Epis-
copal church for the service OF Sunday
evening. This invitation has special
reference to the employees of the Win
chester Repeating Arms company All
will receive a hearty welcome. Come!
Yours truly,
William II. Burgwin, Pastor,
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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

The one hundred and seventy-ffth
anniversary of the dedication of the
parish church of Trinity church, South
port, will be observed Thursday, No
vember %, with a sermon by Bishop
Doane and addresses by Bishops Cole
man and Leonard and Rev. DR.. Hart.
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AT THE HOWARD AVENUE CON
EDUCATIONAL CHURCH.

At the Howard avenue Congrega-
ttonal church there will be communion
service and reception of new members
in the morning, and in the evening DR..
w. G. Anderson Of Yale gymnasium
will speak on Health and Ethics"
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evening the pastor, the Rev. H. Frank
Rail, Phi. D., will give the first of a
series of sermons on Bible Sinners"
This will be series of character
studies of personages in the Old and
New Testaments, with practical ap-
plication to the present-day men and
present-day life. The first theme in
this course will be: "Esau: Selling and
Birthright."
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r. r Y NJ. C A

Railroad Y. M c. A bulletin:
Sunday, November RAILROAD mems
Bible reading circle 8 p. m.
Election night at the building Re-
turns by special wire. Music and re-
freshments. Railroad men welcome.
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SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS IN CON
NECTICUT.

Savings bank returns to the state
commissioners indicate gain of depos-
its this year of about $4,000, 1000 and to-
tai deposits about $1SS,000,OO0.
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AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH,


AT the Zion Lutheran church, corner
of Davenport avenue and Ward street,
the pastor Rev Frederick Ottmann
will preach in the morning at 1890
O'Clock and in the evening at 1880
Sunday school from to 10 a. m.
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At PARK CHAPEL

Rev. Arthur j. Smith of Grace M. e.
church will preach in Park chapel, Nor
ris Cove, Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All welcome.
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AT TRINITY nj n CH1rRrH

AT the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, the Lords Supper will be cele-
brated at the morning service, In the
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friend Puna The following written by Miss Murphy gives
Medicine
a 1t
m and perfectly we'll"
MURPHK
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YACHT CLUB CUPS.

Commodore Plants Elegant Race Tro-
piles.
The cups given by Commodore NJ f.
Plant for races during the annual
cruise of 1900 are on exhibition in a
Church street window
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Evenine-7:3O O'Clock.

(Sonate in E minor.)
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-23
= Lewiston, Idaho

as will turn TO Lewiston valley that high
social class of Immigration which goes to
California yearly as fruit-growing home
seekers, which has made that state what
she is today.
Practical shoe manufacturers here
claim that boot and shoe factory, with
latest machinery, can be placed in run
ming order, with large capacity, at Lew
iston for IS 900, provided the building be
donated by property owners interested i'll
the place where it may be located to cost
- 900 and that such an institution would
pay ten per cent dividends at end of first
years operation. BE this as it may, if
it is erected. it ought to be owned COOP
eratively and be entirely controlled by
your citizens through its board of direct
ors, pro bono publico. Any other course
would mean combination or trust In
this way the small contributors, as stock
holders, would place their money where
il would benefit themselves as we'll as the
community and for the city's prosperity.
OF course. after the factory was run
ming cash capital of 5000 would be adj
vantageous if deposited in one of the ma
tional banks of Lewiston to purchase
material, etc, and by that bank only dis
bursed on the orders of your board of di-
| rectors. Have no faith in the mode Of
giving subsidies to outsiders to build a
shoe factory or WOODEN factory, as such
| encourages spectators who own the con-
Germ and generally put very little money
| in it themselves. Have no outsiders, bu,
practical manager to work it and he
hired by the Lewiston board; or else lease
the factory for a short period of years
the contributors, as stockholders, retain
irg their stock ownership nevertheless.
WILLIAM REID.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-23
PROPOSALS FOR STREET WORK
IN THE CITY OF LEWISTON, IDAHO.

Sealed bids, or proposals, endorsed
proposals for street work on F. street
and Snake River avenue" will be received
by the undersigned up to O'Clock p. m.
on the 2oth day of June, 1900, for grad
ing, clearing and matchmaking and con-
structing stone cutters and concrete curb
ing, with brick siltwells and vitrifed iron
stone pipe culverts and stone crosswalks,
in accordance with the plans and speci6-
cations prepared therefor by the city EN-
gineer of Lewiston and adopted by Reso-
luton No. a, Street Improvement Series
"a" of the Common Council of the said
city. Said plans and specifications may
be seen at the Office of the city engineer
and can be examined for further particu.
lars.
Said work will be paid for in warrants
of the City Of Lewiston, Idaho, to be
known as "Street Improvement Series
"a Warrants" which warrants are to be
paid for out of special fund created by
levy and collection of special assessments
against the property to be benefited by
such improvements in proportion to the
benefits derived therefrom, which assess
ment is to be levied in the year 1900, and
collected the same as other taxes are
levied and collected in the City of Lewis
ton, Idaho.
Each bidder is required to furnish a
certified check, or good and sufficient
bond with not less than two sureties, to
be approved by the Mayor of said city,
in all amount equal to five per cent Of the
estimated total cost of the work as shown
by the bid, conditioned that he will
enter into contract within five days il
he be awarded the work. The successful
bidder must furnish bonds, approved by
the Mayor, with not less than two per
sonal sureties or with one surety CON-
pany, in the sum of three thousand dol
lars $4,000, conditioned for the faithful
performance of the work in accordance
with the plans and specifications.
The City of Lewiston reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Lewiston, Idaho, May II, 1900.
JAMES w. Poe,
10 City Clerk.
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LIGHTNING ON WHEELS.
If Time is Money" The New Chicago
Portland Special Saves the Trav-
cling Public Millions a Year.

millions for an inch of time!' gasped
Englands great virgin Queen, as her i'm
perious soul hung lowering on the Dor
der. line between two worlds. A clock tick
of time is all that divides life in full flush
from pallid death. The fate of individu-
ais and of empires often hangs upon
moment. Time is money!" is Poor
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-23

Insist on getting Century Patent of
your grocer if you want to make white
bread or fancy pastry.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-23
Real Estate and Mines

Houses lots and lands tor sale located in the
propositions located
and Florence districts, to bondor ell - ~ ~
capitalists
Nez Perez
4 andac Acknowledgements ~ eNs~
=
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-23

VIM. F. Galbraith, Dentist, three
doors west of postoffice.
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k|ass & Pleger
House Painting
Sign Writing,
Paper Hanging

Estimates furnished. Signs speciality.
All work doue promptly in an up-to-date
manner. Shop one door east of Henley
Bros grocery, Main street
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
EI SuCeSO
de aver tarde.

Seg6n parte Official que ha pro-
ducido la polit1 ia, aver tard., como
d las cpatro, fu@ ]lamxda esta por
varios vecinos del callej6r'dtl | Toro,
mapifes,andoles que ei inoivldoo TO
mas Romero, desde su habitacion 81.
tuada en- aquel recinto, hac1a algu-
nos disparos & puerta cerrada, cAu
sando Ia alarma de los que residen
en- aquel pedazO de calle.
Al llegar la poll, fa, compuesta
de los guardias Diego Betancourt,
Ventura MacfaS, Domingo Fernan
dez y Manuel Vargas el referido su
geto sc hallaba encerrado en- su ha.
bitacion, y como al lamarle repeti.
das veces no le respondiera, dierun
conuc1miento al Juez de San Frahcis
co quien les ordero para que pene
traran en- la morada del susodicho
Romero.
A. .lIegar de nuevo los ghardias
desarrajaron la puerta y al entrar,
Ell Tomas Romero les recibi3 q ii
ros, siendo forzoso que aqueIlos re
pelieran Ia aggression defend;endose
con sus rev6lvers.
Una ven aoiertas las puertas y
los polic1as dentro de la casa, encon
traron al sugeto de referepcia tendi
do en- el suelo, presentando .varias
heridas do Arma de fuego.
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TN ferrocarril
colossal

El Congrsso pan americana que
se'reunira en- Mejico en- Octubre de
1901, trat.ra eLtre otras cosas, de la
construction del ferrocarril que va
foe acordada, propuesta de Mr..
B.aine, en- el primer Congreso que
Sc reunio eu Washington.
Este ferrocarrii sera de doble
via, recolrera las 10. 22) millas que
separan Nueva York de Buenos Al
res, y costara aproxiuadamente 200
millones de dollars.
Dichas 10, 900 mi])as sc distribu
yen de esta manera entire los vario,
Estados QUE com prende su trazado:
,O34-E>tados Unidos
1,644 Mejico.
169 Guatemala
22O-San Salvador
II H 'nduras.
zoo - Nicaragua.
36O-Costa R,ca
1865 Colombia.
668 Ecuador.
1875 PERI
5S7 Bolivia
1.o5O-Repdblica Argentina.
NumetOsa, secclOneS de esta II
nea colossal estan ya en- estudlo 8 en-
Was de ejecuc.on en- los diversos PAL
ses enumeradOS
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iA| retraimient0!

La pol1tica es la lucha por las
ideas; pero no ell cruel pugilato que
estamos presenciando.
El debate con ell aspecto que Sc
presenta es inhumano, son puerto
rriquefo los que ]uchan contra
puertorriquefos. Sc tiene a las ia
milias, al pals todo en- un estado de
intranquilidad exitaci6n alarman
! 5
Vale mas la traquilidad del pals
= 9 | triunfo de un partido. Re
t 9 se el part;do federal 2 deje Ell
ampo al adversario que goce dtl
triuI4fo obtenido Iero que cargue
con todas las responsibilities ante
Ia patria.
La derrota del partido federal
estA sancionada "a que .uchar con
ira los poderes que son superiores,
sin garant1as de Ia ley nj garantfa
de las personas?
Creemos que ell retraimiento pue
de evitar d1as de grandes amarguras
al pals.
81 el partido republicano tiene
su formula infalible para hacer la di
cha del pals, dejemosle enteramente
libre, sin obstaculos de ning1n gene
70 para que la applique, ST el enfermo
mejora suya sera la gloria, 81 muere
suyas seran todas las responsabilida
des.
UN PAISANO.
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En- la tarde de aver tuvo lugar
la A>amblea de Secre tario} de Juz'
gadOs Munich ipales nOmb' al.dOse la
Directiva Y resultando electos por
unanimi lad Presidentc don jose
Oller Diaz, Vocales don Luis Freyre
Barbosa y don Jose Pho NJ. nzano y
Secretario don Timoteo Sanchez
Barmudes
Manana Sc publicaran los acuer'
dos.
Don Eliseo Font y Guillot Doc
tor en- medicina y Ciruiis miembrO
de ndnero de Ia Academia Medjco
Qairdrgica espanola y titular de es
ia ciudad
Certifca: Qle durante los dos
u!t:mOs amos viene usandO cOnstante
mente en- su clnica particular el pre-
parade oficinal vino de Stearns de
aceite de bacalao cuyos satisfactO
rios resultadOS eXceden tOda pUnde
raci6n.
Es de un valor inapreciable y
muy adecuado en- ell tratamiento de
la Tabes meseuterica en- todas las
af1( clones agudas y cronicas del apa
ratio restlratoriO y en- todas aquellas
que llevan como secuela obligada Ia
d 'paupeI acion y la miseria ti.iol0gi
cas-.
Apasar de sus elamentos compo
nen'es Iintolerablcs en- otras prepa
raciCne> es un yordadero elixir 1e
vida, agradable al paladar solicits
do con aviiez por los peQu anos en-
farmos y por los adultoss al extreme
de constituir una combination apete
cida con placer.
Exportaneamente y para util y
benehri>sa propa ganda de tar valiC
so rnnlcaH cnto exnido la presente
el Ma agurz, pto, Ric, 81 de Octu
OIe q 1894
DIR r FONT Y tJrTTT,OT
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hermosa y limpia ciudad, tendra une
esplendido alu,nbrado e1ectrico, que
llevar4 sus rayos luminosos los ST.
tios mas apartados, hacienda impo
eioles las tinieblas que nos tenfa
acostumbra7os la vieja fabrica del
gas, achacosa y enforma. Gales y
plazas seran iluminadas con profu-
sion dentro de muy pocos dias, gra
cias las iniciativas de la autoridad
local que procura dejar senalado su
paso por ell Municipio con sefales
de luz y de progreso.
Y todo este conforta ell amino y
hace pensar en- aIgo que DO sea el
chisme de vecindario, la emulaci6n
innoble por sistema, y Ia envidia
traidora, que sef1al6 el Fraile del
soneto
Raz6n tenla Figaro: mejor es
reir que llorar.
Ri Congreso hspano americana
que tepdra lugar en- Madrid TN Ell
mes de Noviembre pr6ximo, sera un
acontecimiento que hara epoca EN-
la moderna historic de.Espafa.
La vieja matrcna Sc vera por
primera vez, despues de casi una
centuria, rodeada de los pueblos nue.
vos que salieron de su seno y van
hoy a ocupar su puesto al calor del
sola11ego nogar.
Suponemos de trascendencia su
ma para las j6venes naciones ibero
latinas, los asuntos que al]1 Sc deba
tan y los acuerdos que all1 Sc adop
ten.
LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUER
TO RICO como vocero de la prensa
on este apartado pen6n del Atlanti-
co, teodra alI1 tambien su represen
tacion, encomendada al puertorri'
out no don Franci. co Garcia Molina.
persona tan competente como dis
creta ilustrada.
Nos place yer ese movimiento
de 'concordia hacia la noble y vieja
madre patria, en- los momentos en-
que agCb ada por hondas desgraclas,
,mierzA elaborar la meritoria
DORA dc su futura regeneration; obra
que qulsle amos YER prOsperar a la
sombra de una paz constante por
el e>fue:zo del trabajo y de la inte
ligencia nunca desmentlda de sus hi
jos.
Cueptan las sagradas historias
que en- Egipto cayeron siete plagas.
En- Puerto Rico han caido tres que
valen por las siete, segdr la EXPIRE
de una alta autoridad cat6lica, y son:
ell cambio de nacionalidad-el cicl6n
oe San Ciriaco-y el CAME de la mo,
media provincial.
Lo que quiere decir que en- la
historic de la humanidad los hechos
20 repiten, faltando solo en- Puerto
Rico un Joseph que sirva de iuter.
pfete al Feraon y pouga remedio q
nuestras plagas. Ese rem9jiC. Sc
cons eguiriA faci mente 81 Sc abOna.
ran los campos con los cioco milo
nes y pico, que, segun dicen malas
lenguas: aun no han entrado por la
bUca del Moro
La chitioga esla "a encanp pana-
da. La bii,a rein.nte la sostiene
~rriba y ALI la encontrara ell Direc
tor de este Di .rio, cuandO llegue e.
eF'i aieltia, nuestro puerto. Su
presagio Sc ha cump;ido, como to.
dos los suyos, pues son de los que
llama el vuigO <de bOca de patio ma,
cho.>
7amos, que tenfa razon Figaro:
mejor es reir que llorar.
Y,...so ms concluyo el papel,
T A DAT1R0N
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SABANA GRAVDE.

Ell martes pr6xiiao pasado tuvi'
mos ell gusto de recibir la vista del
ilustrado coterraneo Degetau Coma.
lez
Desde ell balloon de la casa del
Sr. Carrera, pronunci6 un elocuente
discurso que cause magnfdca impre'
sion en- Ell numeroso publico que le
escuchaba.
Ell microbes hablo en- Ell salon
de la casa Ayuntamiento y, como en-
la noche anterior, fu6 muy aplaudi'
do.
Sabemos de muchos federales
que les daran su voto para Comisio-
nado en- Washington.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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SOmbreros Sombreros

Va osta Ia venta cl esp )endi-
do >urtido ue 10, elegant limos SOM
breroscOnpradOs Ierannal Certe en-
Paris. Las srhoras sAbcn que ell
PARIS BAZAAR, recj1e sienpre los
Il tin1OS mOuelOs.
Entire los diversos rnode1os reel
hidos hay e. l!amado sExpusicion>
qu" tanto Sc Ileva en- Par1~ y que SO
venden d dos SOS orc uno
Gran SURF 10 ou CaDDtas Y To.
cas- para senior IS, Pamelitas para nj.
mas, sOnbrerus para behd~, Caputas
y Sombrcrts de crtS ION. Toto q
preriO iimltadO.
Pronto Sc anunciara ell surtidu
ger era; qua &cab@> de jo@Nurtar esta
casa.
A II = . I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-22
F0t0grafias
de color.

Con motive del Ccngreso Inter
pacional fotogratco, Mr. Sipqmann,
el sabio miembro del Institute, ha
expuesto su gran descubrimiento de
fotoRraflar los colores.
Despues de haber explicado su
teorfa, ha presentado ante su admi.
rado auditorio varios cliches en- colo
res, ottenidos por ell metodo indica
do por 81
Cpadros al 6|eo, acuarelas, pai'
safes, flores y frutas Sc hallabau re-
producidos col una fidelidad sorpren
dente.
En- Rio Piedras fue agredido
vlolentamepte el individuo Francis.
60 Alejandrino