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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
NOTTClAS P0R CABLE
SERVIClO DIRECTo De NEW-YORK:

Las fuerzas del general lngles
Daweron, han tenido an encuentro
con las del general boer, Dslarey.
FL conbate fue muy renido y los in.
gleses rechazados, hasta Burgesai
dorp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

va Sc ha frmado por Ell Pre-
sidente.Mac Kinley, ell nombramien
to de Mr. Taft, para el cargo de Go
bsrnador Civil del Archipelago fill
pino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Segun los datos oficiales publ.
cados, las bajas del ej6rcito ingl@s
en- 81 Sur de Africa, son: 1923 ofcia
les y Is. 634 soldados, de los cuales
1880 han quedado invalidos para
siempre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Ell general De Welt, con mas
de tres mil hombres, Sc ha hecho
dueno absolute de TODD ell Departa'
mento de Zuruburg, en- la Colonia
del Cabo. Tiene where's y ganado
en- abnndancia para continuar su
Marcia de avance.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Nos suplican m~anifestar que
Ella Federation libre, de Obreros
de esta Capital, Sc reunir& manana
q las ocho, en- ell local de su Comite,
para asistir o cuerpo a Ia gran
Parada que recorrera las GALES en-
celebration del 4 de Julio. La Fee
deracion ruega Ia puntual asisten'
cia de todos sus adeptos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
SENORAS

Hevillas elegant1simas para re
cojer la cola del vestido q Is centa
vos una.
Sobrinos de Armas; Cruz ID
n-a-3-3
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Use alqulla IN mirador ventilado 6
independence. San Jose II
n p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Nos ruegan anunciar q todos
los vecinos de esta Capital, que las
basuras serAn recojidas por los ca.
rros, de cinco & seis de Ia mafana,
con objeto de que la via quede COM
pletamente expedita, antes de las
ocho, que es Ia bora designada para
la procession cfvica.
Los beers sitiarou = tomaron Ia
ciudad de Nylstown, al Norte de Pre-
toria; los prisioneros ingleses fue-
ron puestos seguiiamente en- liber.
tad.
En- la sarde de aver lego & ests
ciudad, donde hemos tenido ell gusto
de saludarla, la connotada Sra Dona
Carmen Otero viuda de Galvez, dana
Distinguish de la sociedad de Huma.
Gao iReciba nuestra bienvenida!
Acercandose Ia fecha de Ia
aperture del curse de verano de Ia
escuela Normal, Sc suplica & todos
aquellos que est6n dispuestos & reel.
Dir como huespedes q 10 que vengan
de la Isla para asistir a las classes,
que envien sus nombres, con referen
cias, & W. G. TODD. DEPARTMENT.
de Education, San Juan PtoRico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03
Medico del Hospital Militar:

Entire 5 y 6 de la tarde de ma
Ina, 4 de Julio, habra recepci6n
~Acial por ell Honorable Gobornador
a.4en, en- Ell Palacio de Santa Catali.
A~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-03

Hemos tenido ell gusto de salu
dar en- esta Capital & Ia ilustrada
professors dofa Ana Rogue, que vie.
ne & residir entire nosotros, dedican
dose s instruir ni1as, senoritas y is.
venes. LIE deseamos buen exito.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-02
MAINE PEOPLE,.

George T.. Brewster Of Dexter, is now
Il registered druggist, having passed
with excellent rank the various ex-
amnations.
Miss Mabel Woodward, graduate Of
the Bangor training school for nurses.
has gone to Boston TO enter the train
ing school connected with the Infants
hospital which is open only 10 graduate
nurses.
Sergt. Charles X. Osgood Of Bidde-
ford who is member Of Uncle sam
fighting force in the Philippines, and
who was shot in the arm in one of the
engagements, from which wound il was
feared ne would lose his arm, is again
on duty, according to a letter recently
received by his father, y. +. Osgood OF
Biddeford.
Fred Stuart. son Of :. T. Stuart of
Newport. who has been in the Philip
pines for over a year and for the most
mart of the time located in the I'M
mediate vicinity of Manila. has Been
sent 10 q point about 100 miles south.
along with his regiment. He has been
in a number Of skirmisheS with the
enemy ANA has had the privilege Of
firing what shells he had on his per
son each time at the brown men. The
first shell he discharged in the cause IS
still in his possession and will be pre-
served as a memento Of the occasion.
The sister Of the first man to receive
thc Victoria cross for bravery in action
in the English army or navy is Mrs.
CauIfield. mother Of Or. George T..
raulficld. Bangor. Mrs. Caulfeld nas
lately come from Ireland to join her
son. Her brother, Rear-Admiral
charles Davis Lucas Of the British
navy, now living in retirement on &C
count of age in England, was the first
| man to receive the Victoria cross after
its institution by the late Queen n
January. 1855. At the close Of The
| rriplnan war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-02

4 few days ago. Allan +. Hammond
has purchased Of Joseph Martin his
starch factory, SaW-mill and other
buildings connected with the mill.
eight lots Of wild land, the premises
known as the Brown property; also
the blacksmith shop and house occu-
pied by one EXeas Martin. two other
small houses. and the site of the old
Henry Gagnon starch factory, and all
Of the logs and lumber cut by said
Martin or which he had on nand
This makes Mr.. Hammond the owner
Of nearly all Of the real estate from
the bridge across Niolette Brook
stream up TO and beyond the bridge
across said stream at Allandale. 1t is
understood that MIR. Hammond pro-
poses making important additions to
the property, including an electric
light plant. all Of which viii be a great
benefit to this growing village. The
government profits by this transaction
to the amount Of fifteen dollars. The
survey is being made at this time for
the laying Of WaterWorkS in Van
Buren, by the Van Buren, Water Com
pany. Mr.. Stacy of the Ticonic Water
90. ana MIR. Stewart of Augusta are
making the survey.
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&,Bangor { Aroos!ook
M RAILROAD.
~ Arrangement Of Trains ILL.,
" in Effect November q, 1900.

Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars, between
Caribou and Bangor on trains leaving
Caribou at 6.25 A. II. and Bangor at BIZ
LEAVE Portland. 100 P. NJ: Augusta
is A. ii; Waterville. 2E, \ M; Ban
gor, 10 A. NJ; Arrive Lagrange, ZIG 4
NJ. Rrownvi!le so - n kafan ,.
NJ; Millinocket, 1000 \. Nj: Sherman,
1850 A. NJ; Patten. n.l5 A: n; Island
Falls, Ills 4. ~; Smyrna Miils, II % 90 4
NJ; Houlton, 1915 =. M; Bridgewater. les
P. NJ; Pressure Isle ZOE p. NJ; caribou,
2.3O p. NJ; New Sweden. 3-d3 p M: Van
Buren,, 4d5 ?. M; Limestone, SIS p. NJ;
Fort Fairfield 2 y /; NJ; Dover and Fox.
croft, $40 a; NJ; GujIford, 20 !, a % NJ
LEAVE Portland. 1925 A. NJ; Augusta.
A% 7, NJ; Waterville: 1.2O +: M; Ban
NJ; Norcross. BIS +. Nj; M.iinocket. $50
?. NJ; Sherman, $40 ? NJ; Island Falls,
7G3 T. NJ; Patten, 1903 p. II; Houlton,
800 ?. NJ. Pressure Isle. 9.i7 p. M; Car
ibOu, lois T. NJ; Fort Fairfield. 1905 +.
LEAVE Montreal sos P. M: Quebec,
Junction, 6.95 A. NJ; Guilford: 6.42 A. NJ;
Dover and FoxcrOft, 100 A. NJ; Katahdin,
A. NJ. Lagrange. ISL a. Nj
ARRIVE Bangor. $50 a NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. $50 A. NJ: Car.'
lbou. 6-25 A. NJ; Pressure Isle. s-53 A. NJ. )
HOulton, $40 A. NJ; Ashland. 10 A. Nh
Masardis, 1876 A. NJ; Smyrna Mills, So
4. M; Island Falls. 81 a M; patten
Sl5 A. Nj; Sherman. 9.i6 A. M: Millinoc-
het. 1913 A. NJ; Norcros-. 10.45 A. M;
Brownville. 1136 A. NJ: Arrive Bangor,
lo5 P. NJ; Waterville, so. P. M; Au-
gusta, $50 P. NJ; Portland, 5.35 P. NJ:
LEAVE Caribou, 11.5e A. NJ: Van Bu-
rem, 1905 A. NJ; New Sweden, 11.07 A. NJ;
Limestone, 1910 a. M: Prcsque Isle
1920 P. NJ; Fort Fairfield, Ills a. NJ:
Bridgewater, los ?. NJ; Houlton, 2@
2 NJ; Island Falls BOZ P. M; ratleh'
255 7. NJ; Sherman. $40 p. M; Norcross
SS ?. Nj; Katahdin Iron Works, 800 +;
n; BrOwnville. ST P. NJ; Lagrange. So
? NJ; GreenyiIle, .3.35 z. Nj; Monson
40 P. NJ; Guilford, 447 2. NJ; Dover anS
Foxcroft sos p. Nj: Arrive Bangor. TN
I. NJ; Waterville, 9.56 P. NJ Augusta
1915 P. NJ: Portland, 1.25 A. NJ.
GEO. NJ. HOUGHTON, G. P. & 7. a
W. NJ. BROWN. superintendent
Bangor. Nov. g. 1900.
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.

Twelve new steel coal cars for the
Portland and Rumford Falls Railroad
have been received.
The Boston and Maine Railroad has
built long water tank at Sprinsvale
holding 42.O0o gallons.
Friday is now termed the sugar
day" by the employees of the Boston &
Maine Railroad, who are made so much
richer by each recurrence of the I'M
portant day.
II looks decidedly like business when
an engine starts up the line of the
SebastiCook & Moosehead Railroad
With a train of % loaded cars but this
was what it did one day last week and
the freight business is now booming as
never before along the whole line.
Three Of the locomotives which We're
in the Boston & Maine shops at Me-
lays ago have reached the Kaene
shops and three more We're on the way
from Greenfield. The paint and wood
work is thoroughly burned from the
machines and the lighter iron work
has been much heated and twisted out
Of shape. Such of the engines as were
worth extensive general repairs be
fore the fire will probably be put
through the shops and the others sent
to the scrap heap. The old Fitchburg
observation engine and car combned
is among the ones burned. Presum-
ably it will not be repaired.
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this amount nearly $500 has been ex-
pended in improvements upon the
church building. Father McDonough.
the new priest. i very popular ana is
Increasing the strength of his church.
Services of dedication will be held At
the Baptist church in Arson. March
9Th. beginning at p. NJ. Sermon by
Rev. w. d. Plummer ~ Hallowen,
prayer of dedication Will be given IN
Rev. w. II. Spencer. DID. If SkoWhe-
gan. \ council Of the churches Of
kcnnebec Association will meet mt nine
o'clock. Wednesday morning. to *
anime John II. Longley as q candidate
for the ministry. The meetings will
continue afternoon and evening Of
Wednesday.
The Cumberland Theological Circle
held its February session at the Free
st church Nestry, Portland, Wednes-
DAY Feb. 10Th. President Wilson pre-
sided. Prayer was offered by Bro.
Gould. The reports from the churches
We're, in the main. encouraging. The
essay Of the day was by Mr.. Atchley.
His subject was Revelation Progress
sve," This was a well-written ana
suggestive paper. and led to an inter
estinG discussion. Mr.. Green presented
The practical topic, How to Reach
Men. This was plea for
special. earnest work for the CONVEX
sion Of men. enforced by telling ex-
amples Of what may be accomplished
Ey personal contact coupled to an ex-
pectant faith. Mr.. Gould offered a
sermon plan on Matt. II: ). !. Y. This
Was a clear. textual. ana helpful plan.
discussion followed. after which the
circle adjourned. There were present
Rev Messrs. Atchley, Burrage. caulk-
ms. element. Cochrane, Dolan, Gould.
Green. krumrcig. ana Wilson.
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Wen rs unique gift, frsm Maj. Seward
Dill Of Sequel. Cal. Formerly Of Philips
and charter member Of the chapter
The gift is :; keystone made Of queer
formation Of rock which crops out on
The Scashore near his home on the
Pacific coast. this rock is composed en-
tiT"ly Of shells.
William ]. Casey Of Bangor. char
ter member Of the Bangor lodge ot
ElkS. ana one Of the most prominent
members of the order in Maine has
been appointed district deputy of this
State by Grand Exalted Ruler Jerome
=. Fisher IF jamestown. y. Y. this ~
ing the highest otlice'in the organiza-
tion in Maine. Mr, Casey viii have
complete jurisdiction Dyer the three
Maine lodges in Bangor. Portland ana
J., vision. numbering about 100 mem
bers. ana will also have in charge the
business relating to the institution of
now lodges.
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

". l. Adams Of East Boothbay. is
laying a keel for his second schooner
ana cutting out the timber.
John Adams Of Lubec. and his part
ners are TO commence work on their
new factory in a few weeks.
II. s. Kelley Of Lubec, is making
large shipments Of CLAIMS to the Boston
markets. He shipped 80 barrels on last
Thursdays steamer.
]. H. Eells Of Rockport, is now burn
ing a large amount Of lime, having two
kiInS on fire He is working a large
crew and rushing his work to its full
capacity to fill large orders.
d. w smith & Son Of South Water
boro. are doing 4 rushing business at
their Mill. this winter. They have q
large number Of teams working and
average about seventy-five thousand
feet of timber daily.
The crew employed at Greenfield at
the numbering operations Of Jefferson
JS,RuzZoU have broken camp" and
finished one Of the most successful
winters work ever carried on by 4
small crew. With four horses the
crew has landed 100000 feet Of logs
which is an unusually good record.
on account Of the increase in bust
moss IF the Rockland- Rockport Lime
90. they are unable to purchase
enough slaves and headings to manu-
fact,1re lime casks to supply the de-
mand Consequently, the company Is
to put in steam mill at the Thomas
shed at the North End to saw lumber
for slaves and headings.
The superintendent Of the Vassalhor'
wooden mill has receive word From
He management Of the Amer ical
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CHURCH AND PASTOR.
Items OF Interest in Maine Ecclesiastical
Circles.

The BAPTIST church. Pennington. has
been supplied the past month. by pas
tors from Waterville.
The tnivcrsalist parish Of Bath. has
voted to transfer its property to the
State convention. This parish is now
out Of debt
a Eockland firm has received the
contract to build si0,onO church AZ
Dark Harbor Isleshoro. for the
Episcopal society.
Eleven persons We're confirmed ~
TT. Rev. Robert Goldman. bishop "
Maine at the st. Johns Episcopal
church, Bangor, sunday.
Nearly $500 has been raised by thank
offerings ana otherwise for the liquida-
ton Of the debt on the new organ at
Trinity church, Lewiston.
Rev \. F. Fahey Of Portland, re-
Gently ordained. has been assigned as
cnrate to Rev. Fl. Koran. who has
charge Of Rumford Falls and adjacent
towns.
Rev. H. r. Foss. DID. of Bangor, mas
received and accepted an invitation TO
give one of the addresses at the Inter
IDN'i I'll VII 'illt''I' i'i
san Francisco next july.
Miss Nellie .. Thompson is conduct
inc a successful series of revival meet
incs in South Portland. She viii later
carry on A series Of meetings. az
knightvile NJ. +. church
At the morning service at the Second
congregational church in Biddeford.
Sunday. the pastor. Rev. r. NJ.
Cousins. rendered his resignation to
take effect the last Sunday in May.
A new feature has been introduced
into the Sunday morning service Of tn"
Pennington Congregational church. in
The shape of a childreA's sermon Of iive
minutes before the regular sermon.
The coffee party held recently under
the auspices Of st. Mary'S Catholic
church. Bangor. was the most success
rul entertainment Of the Kind ever
held in that city. The total net re-
| ceipts We're $2.53.
| AT the fourth quarterly conference
for the Peoples church South Port
| land. held Saturday evening. unani-
nous request was made for the return
Of the present pastor, Rev. J. A. Corey.
for another year.
| Rev F. W. O'Bricn Of the Peoples
church. Bath. is receiving many Sifts
! FOR his proposed new church. The lat
/ est is q check for 500 from Thomas
/ Plant. the Well-knoWni shoe manufac-
| turer of Lynn. Mass.
| Rev p. j. Robinson Will close his
| pastoral duties with the tongreSa \
fional church. Orono. March 81 He
has not made public where he intends
to locate. but it has been understood
for sometime that he has had a hat
tering offer to go to California.
The Rev. Carl $. Patton whose res
| irnation as pastor of the High Street
CONGREGATIONAL church of Auburn was
recently announced. will continue to act
ae nastor of the church through the
month of March. when he will leave for
his new pastorate at Ann Arbor.
Three persons received into the mem
bership Of the CLARK Memorial Meth
odist church. Woodfords. Sunday. were
givan the rites of baptism by the pas
tor Rev. G. Alex Terhune. The hap
item was by immersion and took place
~ the Baptist church, Portland, Sund2y
afternoon
During the year just passed. over
e 900 we're collected by st. Mary
catholic church through pew rents
entertainments and other means. d
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MAINE FRATERNITIES.

new Tent of Maccabees will soon
ba instituted in IIartland.
Amaranth Tent. knights Of Macca-
bees, Portland. has many applicants to
initiate the next month.
Iyanhoe Castle Knights of the
Golden Eagle. has been instituted in
Bangor with about 10 charter members.
Warsaw Tent Knights Of the Mac
cabces Of Pittsfie.d, although recently
organized. expects to become the larg-
est ten in Maine before summer.
Hope Tent, Knights Of the Macca-
bees. was instituted in Waterville.
Feb. -. by state Commander Ward.
with 20 charter members. The list
was secured by Deputy John Leighton.
There is q movement on foot to .nsti-
tute a lodge of Elks in Calais and It is
probahle that definite action. resulting
in the orga nization Of the branch, will
he taken within q short time.
Franklin Chapter. No. A. Il. A. NJ.
Pennington, has received rare rs
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when the grip left me my nerves and
heart were badly affected; but l began
taking DR.. Miles Nervine and Heart Cure
and was soon all right."-Wm. Roericht,
Eau Claire, Wis.
u was given up to die from heart and
nervous troubles caused by grip. Six bot
Ties each of DR.. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine cured me. Mrs. John Violet.
jefferson, Wis.
Ply hearl was badly affected by an at
tack of grip and suffered intense agony
until l began taking Dr. Miles Heart
Holman. Irasburg, VT.
Il was in bed five weeks with TIE erip-
nerves shattered. stomach ana liver Dadlv
deranged. Was cured with DIR. Miles Ner-
VINE ana Nerve and Liver Pills."-D. G.
Walker. IiallSville, o.
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Wooden Company that in order to fill
the orders OF the company that the
NasSalhoro min would have to run at
it's fun capacity for the next six
months. The four new sets Of cards
which have been placed in the mill
We're started recently for the first time
The outlook for the granite ana sar-
dine business at Stonington, the com
ing season Is very favorable. The
Moose island quarry is furnishing en-
ployment 70 about forty men lit the
present time owen Sheehan * en-
Dlcying paving cutters at Moose island
ana Crotch island. offering 81. per
thousand on the dump. Thy Brothers
sardine business will open at an early
date. and every business looks very
prosperous.
q. Fl. Clark, one Of Lubec's energetic
young business men. has secured Il
large lot at the lower end Of Water
street. about 200 feet on the water
front and running back 600 fet /. a
large Sardine factory. built on alto
gether new ideas is to be erected there
just as soon as the weather will permit,
and it is said that it viii be 4 mode.
building Of its kind. The factory Will
probably employ some $50 people and
il is stated that il will cost some SIS
900
1t is understood that Shinhuilding
operations will be resumed at the Nc
Kay x DiX yard. Bucksport. about
March 18th. which will be welcome
news TO the people generally as this
industry means much to the business
,,T -.,I.,
will b. built. one four master sew
eral hundred tons larger than those
built last year also a four-master
about the size Of the Thallum. The
frames are being cut this winter in
Nova Scotia and will arrive by vessel
in a few weeks.
Bucksport will soon have a new in
dustry in full operation. AS an
nounced some time since, William +.
Ladd has decided to establish q bust
ness Of preparing cod fish for the
market in special preparations such as
homeless. cod bricks, shredded fish
hash. fish balls and other fancy prep
arations for which there is constant
ana increasing demand. Mr.. Ladd has
leased of H. f. Buck the building in
erly used for a paint shop and will fix
it up for his new business. He will at
present put up homeless cod and has
large stock of packages on the road.
| Help Of both sexes can be employed to
advantage ana as the business in
crease 4 considerable force will be EN-
| pioyed.
The north end yards Bath. are the
scene of much hustle and activity, es-
pecially that Of Kelley, Spear Y 20,
where four barges are under the vari-
Gus stages OF construction. the 300
ton barge for the Staples Coal COM
pany, Of Taunton. Mass, has been
planked. The keel for n duplicate Of
the Whitman is already being gotten
| out. There are three others or 5ooo
tons capacity They are the SaSua
which is il frame, the Cardenas when
is being ceiled and the Matanzas
which il being planked. TWO four
masted schooners are being bullt py
the New England Company. one fof
Weston & 60, Of Jacksonville, Fla, IS
framed: the other for Capt. r. L.
Hodgkins Of Lamoine, is one-third IN
frame.
The largest purchase Of real ana per-
sonal property ever mate u ~
Buren,, ut one time, was consuhiiniteu