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The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
JOHN HOEBLIN9 BREAKS ALEC,

Wednesday, John Roebling unfortu-
nately broke his leg at the mine in
Merryan. He was taken to New Mil
ford and was cared for by DR. King.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
WORTHWHILE INTERESTS,

now as see they have got my wood
pile chopped up"
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
TELEPHONE 36-5.
A. l.. Hills & Co.,
Successors to Alex Levy
BOYce's w eeklY

of Chicago, first number January 7. Editors, Carroll D.
Wright John MITCHELL E. E. Clark, Henry George Jr
We sell it.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
S. w. HYSLOP INJURED.

S. W. Hyslop was unfortunate
G 6a0d sef fG nayG faef m 1a Gn an
the nerves in the hand. DR. Staub
dressed the wounded hand.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
CONFECTIONERY HIPP'S NEW STORE.

CONFECTIONERY H1PP' S NEW STORE.
Confectioner Hipp is now settled in
his handsome new store in the Mygatt-
Plumb block and is very proud of his
new quarters as he has a good right to
be. Mr. Hipp has the easterly store in
the block on Bank street, most de-
sirable location in every way. His
fittings are particularly handsome.
From the Grand Rapids Fixture Co.
he has obtained two silent statements
show cases and very attractive side
wall cases. At the right of the en-
trance is a circular counter, back of
which is a neat soda fountain. In the
rear of the store are tables for lunches,
which is to be feature of Mr. Hipp's
store. On the walls are handsome
mirrors with hooks for wraps. In the
rear are two rooms, one for Il work
room and the other to be fitted up as
an ice cream parlor where parties can
be entertained. Mr. Hipp has put in
large upright refrigerator, with plate
glass in the doors, handsome piece
of work.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
ELEGANT FIXTURES AT THE NEW
ENGLAND HOUSE CAFE.

ElAEGANI FIXTURES Al IHE n EW
ENGLAND HOUSE CAFE.
The elegant and costly nature of the
fittings of the New England House
rcafe have amazed and aStonished all
who have looked at them. Without
doubt Mr. Pixley has the most elegant
bar fixtures in New England. The
outfit is put in by the Metropolitan
Store & Bar Fixture Co. of New York.
A similar outfit is found in Hotel Row
ley in New York City, which was on
exhibition at the Worlds fair. There
are some 26S mirrors in the bar outfit,
mirrors in the rear, overhead and on
the bar front. The central mirror in
the rear Of the bar is AZ feet long.
The mirrors overhead are arranged in
circular or spider shape, and the effect
at night, witch electric lights turned
on, is very fine. The canopy overhead
is supported by two massive hand
carved pillars, which add to the beauty
of the establishment. The new hotel
will contain 81 sleeping rooms and nine
bath rooms and will be open for bust
ness not far from March l.
The Newtown bee., 1903-01-09
IMPROV EMENTS AT HILLS & CO. s
STORE.

A. L. Hills & Co. expect to retain
the two stores they now occupy the
year around. Mr. Mygatt will have
them connected by an archWay. The
main store is to be fitted up with 90
feet of silent statesmen show cases, and
with counters modern and up-to-date.
Mr. Hills reports fine business at his
new hotel in Stamford, where he
spends three days a week. He is a
hustler and no mistake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
BOY KILLED
coAsrtNe SEASON IsAuoUR.
ATEp AT wHATeoa nv A
FATAL ACCIDENT

wHATCoM. Nov. it-Ths earlS
frozts following the snow iususuf
aied the coastinK season In neillnx
ham. and already two serious aeei.
dents. ono Of which has terminated
fatally. have occurred. The fatal &C.
eldent occurred in Harry valley.
Fairhavsu. Win crowd OF ether
children. Peysrtl How den. the IL.
ysar-oid son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4.
flo~~isn. va4 out ooa.iinE About
10 50 o'ciock yesterday be vas run
into by another sled and severity Ia.
iursd Internally ~. Vas picked ur
and taken 20 the Dietrich house.
whsre he received medical attention.
but his life could not be saved.
The Whassom accident occurred IN
YORK addition. A aiedload Of boys
crashed into n telephone pole. and
Edward Powell received severe
bruises about the head. which rsn
dsred him unconscious for hours AZ.
ter the accident Ths full extent Of
his Injuries IN not yet known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

game vas 10 be played last night.
but Instead n Will be pulled off 10.
right The players Aiii leave TOT
Everett thiH afternoon. The fofka
are considered the best ten plu PLAY
rrp ia the uarth west.
In match game played last night
the Independents were victorious
over fig Five The match was
played nt the Arcade. TIE victery
VAS won BY only e. pins. No high
Kcufes were made. Msixgrr ana
Harris u the Independents hat the
best Individual SCORES. MetEEsr made
tss and Harris fst The nig five
started out well IT, the frat tive
games. bat fell down badly in the
last II was In that game that they
lost the match.
A. the Seattle Athletic club there
are six teams IN the field bowling for
gold medals put up by l.. l.. Moore
There are four Of these medals. one
fer each member % the winning
team Competition Ia very strong.
FuTsas and Sinners teams are neck
and neck and are playing fof ali that
Ia Ia them. Last might stineFs team.
composed % Suuer. Jaukrnn, Lepia
and Hnti, lost "a poge'a team. com
poHed u Howea. Pope, Friend and
Meyer. and lost first place. Gtiners
team made q suure 81 tst. while
pare'H team made - During the
match stiner BOWED an almost n<f-
feet Rnsue. making a score Of 50
The teams now stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
MZ-MDW ATHLETE
THIS rs A TITLE THAT DEsERVEoLY BELONGS TO JOHN De
WITT or PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

PRINCETON. n. J., Nov IL
very few men have appeared IN
football who are the equal Of John
Dc witt. Priucetou's great guard.
whose individual work in the game
with Yale Last Saturday humbl,d the
sons or Ell In defeat
Not only If he football exponent
OF unusual ability bat he IL an all
around athlete. lie holds the inter
collegiate hammer. and ~ one Of the
men whom Princeton has learned 70
depend on On her field days. lie is
a. clever on the ciuder path a. he IL
on the eridiron or IN the throwing
circle, aud is probably the fastest
soO-pound oollegian Of this decade.
lie IL a junior has played two
years on the varsity. being prevent
ed turing his freshman year by In
Iuries received IN practice. In 1901.
he played a. tackle. this year az
guard.
His CHIEF fame rests on his kick
ing ability. and be wfung auakeH
and feafH from tie hearts OF Yale,
this year by sending a drop kick
over the bar Of q field goal from
thu syurd iiue-aifuost the middle
Of the fisld=-H feat that has never
before been accomplished on any
zridiron.
lie played two years on the Law
reneeNiiie Mass academy team be-
fore entering Princeton and Was the
star Of that team. lie IL the best
puntst the recent football season de-
Nelapsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

SPORTS BETTING HEAVILY BATTLE BETWEEN rrrzslm.
MONS AND GARDNER

San FRANCISCO. Nov. fs Interest
In \ championship avyweighf battle
could not be more general than that
In the coming fight between bob F~t-
simmons and George Gardner for the
HIGHT heavyweight Championship Now
that there Il no one 70 take the title
from Jsnries. IL ~ % 20 some one to
get the next best title. Gardner has
the best 81 Flgz In years bat the old
man has many hackers who are con
adent 81 hia success The records Of
the two nisAfollow;
1sE-Knocked out. Joe Young. 3
rounds. J. Young. 2 rounds: Tom Moore.
rounds; Tom q Brien. I round. Em-
nett Johnson. rounds. HnKh Win
ters. rounds
isss-Knooked out. Hugh colgan. 3
rounds '~Thunderbolt smith rounds.
Defeated Prof Evans. rounds.
fsS9-K Knocked out Andy M0uyhau.
3 rounds. DEFEATED. Young sharkey.
> Grounds. John Butter. rounds. Harry
Fisher. II rounds. Jack AoHatt. 8
rounds Drew with bob MONTGOMERY.
10 rounds. Btu Hanrahun. rounds
Geo. Byers. Is rounds. L0st 10 Jimmy
Handler. u rounds.
iso-Defeatsd Harry Fisher. ~
rounds. Jack Burke. rounds. Charlie
Cor. rounds KID Carter Ton fouig.
10 rounds: Geo. BYers fon fogD. II
rounds. Knocked out: Jimmy Hand
Ter. ; rounds: Dick Baker. rounds.
Drew with Geo. Byerr. IS rounds
Knocked out Frank Craig. rounds.
Defeated J. Scales. . rounds.
lnl--Knoeked out: KID Carter, 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
ROYALTY
A WINNER
SEATTLE HORSE IS HEAVILY
BACKED AND WINS a RACE
AT OAKLAND

.R-o-y-a-i-t-y w-i-n-s"
These two words we're haWlcd out
IN the three local pool rooms yestcr-
day and Il was q signal FOR mighty
shout % go up. SeattletH favorife
stake horse and the Seattle derby
winner crossed under the wire first
ia the last race az Oakland, ycstcr-
day and not a few Seattle sports.
both here and at the track. cleaned
up neat sums
Harry Green's geidiuE had been
trained 10 the minute, and although
he was In last place nearly 20 the
stretch IN the il-1s-mile race. ne
closed up ia the stretch aud won.
Notwithstanding the fact that Jockey
Ferrel broke hia stirrup AT the turn.
The odds opened at s TO /. went up
60 and were backed down TO s.
Most Of the money was placed al
Z to =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
WARLIKE
NATIVES
THEY ATTEMPTED TO MURDER
JOSEPH MOORE. PROPRIETOR.
AT CAPE kARLuk

The steamer Santa Ana brings news
that an attempt 90 murder Joseph
Moore WAS made ~ this Indians on
Cape karluk recsntiy. MoSrs. 10 seems
Intended e. prospect In that country
On iandins he was met BY Indians
who picked quarrel with him and
ossrpowsrsd him. after which they
placed him In a small boat and set
him adrift.
When Moore was about ons hundred
yards OF shore the Indians took their
rifles and began shooting At him. The
shots vent Wild. however. and only
served 20 attract the attention of the
crew u steam launch that was pass.
Ing. which picked Moore Up and set
him at liberty.
The Indians. when questioned. Of.
fsred no explanation except that they
did no, want trespassers In their ter
ritory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
Francis NJ. Guye, Well Known Pioneer, Ac'
cuSed OF Setting Fire to a House

Francis NJ. Guyv. one Of Seattie's
oldest pioneers, and a man 81 wealth
day or charge OF arson.
On Oct -. the fire department
extinguished blaae IN small
building on the alley between Seq
ond and Third avenues. near lni-
versity street Upon Investigation
Il was found that the fire had been
started BY bottle OF chal oil which
had been thrown into the room from
outside Guye was near the house
when the department arrived. and
Vas taken % police headquarters
Subsequently he Was released
The building II owned by Charles
II Plimpton. chief deputy IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
HARD WORK

Coach knight OF the university
team worked out his new backs last
night and II Indications prove any
things the new runners VIII be =
great addition to the team. Cole
iantz Bnd McElmon make tho fast
est combination that has been seen
behind the university line this, year.
Cole IN a regular eel II takes half a
team TO stop him when he starts.
ana he doesn't so hard, either. lie
n lust slippery.
The varsity and scrub elevens are
working hard every uiRht on the
campus and viii be I'm excellent
shape for the gaxlre Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
FOOTBALL
SATURDAY

The Seattle High School football
team II getting into shape for what
the boys consider the most important
game they will play this year. II IL
the game with the Portland High
School to be pulled on az Athletic
Park Saturday afternoon The Port
land school has a strong team IN the
fsld this year and Will give the Scat
tie players a lively run.
Under the coaching Of Bruce shorts
the Seattle school has a team this
year that could we'll compete with any
blah school IN the West. They an
tieipats 4 hard game with the Port
land club. however and are training
hard for Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
JzAWE Has CAUGHT
THE MW% FEVER
ALLEYS ARE CROWDED wlra pLAygHs-rwo sErs OF TEAMS
WORKING REGULARLY

Interest lu bowling IN az teas; two
Of aeattlw'M clubs " az fever heat.
Every aftefnooa and evening the
hgWi~ru are at the alleys working
m1th their teams. Practice games
are Of daily occurrence and match
games are played frequently.
At the Seattle Athtatic club there
are ais teams IN the field A. the
Arcade there arr four teams work
iHg regularly. TIE bismarck team
IL aut - the field temporarily. but
vii probably be organized ~ n
short tins and will compete with
the others.
The Athlete CLUB teams hawl
Cooked hat while fhs other teams
play tsn-pins This puts city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

IeaRuo proposition IN the air. al.
Though = n-pin league may be or
EAula~a.
Last night the "niuky ninks
fnefn the Arcade alleys went dosn
10 Nefeat az the hapas Of the Ia
esstl4a taNlssH at Tacoma. They
WIRE beaten b. ita pins. The Seattle
boys SAY that the alleys were an
slippery that good hos Ing was out
of The question. A return match has
bsrn arranged to be PLAYED lu Seat
IL next Tuesday nEht on the Ar
cafie alieys. The "Hiuky Drinks say
that they VII set the revenge FOR
whieh thet thirst
Tonight the Yofks will play at
ESegett II vas announced that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

county clerks office. Atr. Guye h
piimpion's stupfather. II u hinted
that the cause Of the trouble NJ iam-
iiy differences
The story IL that Piimpton's moth
er, Mrs. Guye, decided this paftieu
lar property "a her son. and that
this action anEwred Mr.. uuye, who
% is aiicKed fired the house for re-
yenge.
Ma piimnton kent household
goods stored In the place and had
just left the building IN good order
a few minutes before the fire hroks
out
Mr.. Guye ~ large property hold
er iu Seattle. lie r. ~ years old
and has acquired large amount OF
real estate ia the business district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
IS SILL
GMMPW
MISS GARRETT PROVED HER
TITLE ON LINKS YESTERDAY

Miss Ethel Garrett beat Atp 5Aa =.
iiege. Jr- a. the Hemt-auuud trials
f0r the stimnon Eoif cup a. the Lake
Washington itnka yesterday. Aiau
Garrvtt won the cup sis months ago
and proved her titie 20 o. again ysH-
tsrday She wen with tWo az and one
a. play.
Although the day sas ceid quite a
crowd was on the links and watched
the game with interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
WHATcOM
FOOTBALL

wHATCoM. Nov. is.--focsi foot
ball enthusiasts are getting ready
for the biz game TO be played here
ThanksgiFi day. The match has
been arranged between the team
from the local high school and tho
team from the L. s. S. New York.
IL Is expected that the game viii be-
a hard one for both sides. as thu
teams are evenly matched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

ali right at Us pounds, but last night
fought az I1a. which 10 much tod
heavy for him.
During the last two rounds of ths
fight IL was hard for either man "a
keep his feet. They had fought
themselves out during the first part
OF the min. The decision % Ref
cree Eddie Smith in giving Cordell
the fight was met with favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

isae-Defeated Dick Ellis ) rounds.
1850. Defeated Billy Mccarthy, )
rounds. Knocked out Arthur upham.
rounds. Lost 90 Jim Hall, 4 rounds.
This 10 the famous fake hght IN which
fifxsimmons acknowledges laying
down 70 Hail
fssi- Defeated Black Pearl. Z rounds.
Knocked out Jack Dempsey. middle
weight champion. ~ rounds. Knocksd
out Abe cgngie. 2 rounds.
tsa2-- Defeated Peter Mahar. Il
rounds. Knocked outs Jim Farrell. 2
rounds. Joe Godfrey. sound. Jerry
Slater. 2 rounds. and Willard Gender.
I round.
fsss- Defeated Jack Hickey. rounds
Knocked out. Jim Hall. rounds: Phil
Mayo. 2 rounds. Warner. round.
fsff-Knocksd out. Frank Keiiar. 2
rounds. Dan creedon. 3 rounds. Drew
with Joe cboYnski. rounds.
fsi6-Knocked out Al Aiiish. ! rounds.
fsa-l- Knocked out Peter Maher. 1
round. No decision. Pete. Aahsr. I
rounds. Lost on foul 10 Tenn sharkay.
8 roungs
isT-Knoeksd out Jim corbstt, heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
Is CHARGED
with ARSON

weight champion. u rounds.
tS.as- knocked cut ~ Jim Jcnrlea. n
rounds knocked cat jon Thorue, 1
round
is0a Defeated Jim DAILY, I round.
knoe kcd Out, ia uunkhorat rounds
uus Rubin. 9 rounds. Tom sharkcy. z
rounds
lsg knocked cat by jim lenries. )
rouuds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
HERRERA
WHIPPED
BlppY BISHOPS MEXICAN LOST
TO coRpELL AT OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Nov. is.--Jack Cordell
won a clean victory over Aurelho
Herrera here last night. lie obtained
the decision after rs rounds OF hard
fighting. Biddy Bishops Mexican
was clearly too light for Cordell.
who has recently been recruited
from the amateur class. Herrera Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

while listening 20 the Salvation
Army band at the corner of Second
avenue and Washington street last
night Ole solen felt hand tug ~ hls
watch chain. and IN another second
the hand had disappeared and with n
the watch. scfsn went double quick 60
tho police headquarters ana reported
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
FIRST CAME
or SERIES
BARBER OF SEATTLE HAS HIS
HORSESHOE WITH HIM, AND
OF COURSE he WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. is.-Bar-
Der, who pitched for Seattle against
Oakland here, yesterday, had hi.
horseshoe with him for sure. He had
all the luck ia the world and the re-
suit was Seattle won the first game
81 the last series OF the year. The
final score was 10 In favor Of
the SiWashes.
Moekiman twirled for the Oakland
bunch. and while not easy Tor the
Seattle men. WAS hit fairly hard.
lansing did his share in wiDnlng
the game by stopping a line drive
and awaiting out three Dagger
when II was needed.
r. II. r
Seattle ..le0s0ioo a. II 2
Oakland ...0o0l 0-s . 2
At Los Angeles Angeles 4.
Portland 3.
40 Sacramento san Francisco :.
Sacramento /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18
RANDBAL.L.
TOURNAMENT ARRANGED AT
SEATTLE ATHLETIC cLur

A scratch handball tour-smen'
be pulled on at the esattie a
club Saturday night ror the hg
stein put up by Henry Az
Some OF the best players IL
have entered and some livf
expected. Dr McCuiloch
Miller are spoken Of as
ners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

rounds. KID Carter. 3 rounds Defeat
"a Tim Hurley. 5 rounds. Jack MOT
Tart. rounds. Lost 20 Joe Walestt.
- rounds
iao2-inat on foul to Jack Moot. !
rounds. Defeated. Joe walcotf. 70
rounds Bsily SUIT rounds. Knocked
out Jack Root II rounds. Lost to Jack
Johnson, % rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

wAsHINGTcN. d G 1s--John sharp Williams IA.
Of type
a
10 N he house The
IS
disnred M forcsf ut
The coming his sixth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

At Los Angeles Angeles T.
Portland 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-18

At Sacramento san Francisco :.
Sacramento /.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-25
PenOSO traDajO
ell de Mr. Roosevelt
AS1 10 cree la prenSa lOndi-
dinenSe
(De 7axsstr0 c09respOzsaD y

/. Z
NosvA York Febrero 16, IT sle'
gr. an de Lord ss que The Times
de squeIla capital publica hoy m
editorial ri srenta 8 sxuntos polfti.
cos de los EstAdos Unidos, en- que
if ma que Mr. Roosevelt Go mn
humbre de grandes energf d, " qus
actus slmanta Sc encuentra ansa pro
blemAs de difieil solue;6n que exigen
grAndes trabsios de sd parte. El
Presidente sc hA coloeado decidida.
ment, f ente q alguuos de los hom'
bres + & olieos que manejan II y.Aqui'
nara que ID impulsO l& vida de los
trusts, y naturalmente, los enemigOs
politicos que seha hecho, le est&n
dando mucho q se hacer, y le aarAn
Aun mas.
&c programs de Mr.. Roosevelt de
que ei CJngreso le Antorice para re-
gnlariz Ar ell prcceder do los trusts,
y hRcer Imperative 10 publication
de los negocios de 6stos, es, en-
opinion del sTimes1 de Lonares,
mas q se apoyaza por 10 guerra que
le hacen los Rockefeller que mango.
mean en- 10 otra parte.
No ser&. pues, difieil que en- 10 po'
Utica republicans de los Estados
Unidos, cree aquel diario, se opera
nm cambio, daaas las tendencies de
unos y otros iefss sobre asantos de
capital importancia para el pals, en-
que tanto tienen que decir y alegar
los unos como los otrOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-25
10 que no ha podidO
haCer IN puerto
rriQue1O
LO hara una puertOrriquena

In sCgR de In campana hR sido
tlrada por Ia mano de al a mujer, y
ell soriao de esA campana visiA por
todos los kmbitos de Ii isis, formen:
do eco sonoro de llanura en- llar ura,
de cerTo en- Gef-o, de montsf1s en-
montafis, racnrriendo corFilIeras
enteras donae lstsn sun cora zones
mobiles
Esta mujaY, esta fsc.ita puef to-
rrique f1a cual JuAna de Arco, de ell
tcque de eornetA, y sus llamadas son
obedecidas sin vacilar. porque esas
L smadas SON dirigidss soldados
que con el sable de IL cienciA v el
fGsil de Id moral, est4n dispuestOs 6
regenerar su lar native: formar 10
verdaderA sUni6ns entire los puerto.
rriquef1os 6 iluminar sus cerebros,
y altar sus corazones con los inaiso.
lublf lszos de AMOR, PAZ y CON.
GORILLA.
In obra en- grande, es en- Ell mo !,
mento actual dificil; empero mas
grands es el noble coraz6n de IL di-
rectora del ilusJrado voeero <Ir;s de
Pazs quien respetando su sAcrossn.
to misio en- la TERRA, derribsr& con
su firmezRde care cter y su landslide
prop6sito, todo 10 que trate de obs.
tacrlizar Ga grandiOso programa de
regene asi6n.
Con asombrcsA rapidez se van
formando en- los diferentes pueblos
de IL isls, los comites de 10 sAsocis.
ci6n espiritistas, y en- breve dAr&n
principle nuestros mejores orsdores,
& smeetingss, que sin duds, desper;
tar6u lei trista letargo en- que ha
permAnecidp Paerto Rico bSil ell
yugo de la religion romana) los no.
bles h'jos de B 3rir qaen.
Los dcgmas de. ess religion Sc
desmoronar para sobre sus es.
combros levantarse ufeno el nnevo
s6li&O eaificio one CON 10 CIENCIA,
To- RAZON y 10 VERDAD por lena,
deiAr4 eegarrado el denso velo del
serrors Ell # anatismos y IL signo.
rAncia..
La luz no puede ocultArse por
siempre. LAS densas nuhes lleva.
dAs por ell vendAbsl romano cat6lico
dnr&nte cuatro largos penosos 81
CLOS ee obscaran tbs mo. harse dis.
perssd do al nScimiento del alglo Xxx
deiando tras Il, un Ifmpido criatalino
cielo, cuyo matutino sol, provocarl {
una Ii zAna veg atAcion, que ftuctifi
csrk, con los 6pimos frutcs del
PROGREsO y FELICIDAD, y
nuestras faturas generaci res al
leer 10 historic de Puerto Rico s'ro-
mano," dejar&n escapAr nm suspirc
de pens; mas al ccntemplar las pk
ginas de 10 histor;a de Puerto Rico
espiritista, elsvArAn uniaos un pen
saGiento de profundo respeto y goa
titnd, hacia una muj ar qnien desde
ell infnito, devolver&-cual tisrns
madre--efa gratitud c"n una sonriss
de verdadera satisfAcc 81 al yer SO
graz diosa obra coronsda con uns
corona de inmareesib.aa laureles.
Caroline, % Febrero de 1908.
g. Van R2jn
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Mayagh Puerto Plata
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gall o oamere Aguadna
DEsTINO PUERTOs OUBANos VA OITADos.
COMFORT moddadea msian
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D. E, P.

Ida 81 de Fsbrsro, despr6s de
una laIgs enfsrmedad fallecio en-
Lares Dof1a lisa Torres esposa de
Don Daniel Rodriguez Ruiz; su en-.
tierro que fa6 una verdadera mani
fsstaci6n de duelo asisti6 una hume.
rosa concurrenciA celebr&ndose los
efcios rituales en- 10 Iglesia Matoais.
ta aque tsn dignamente represents el
Rvio. Ministru Sebat tian L. Her
nAndez. e breves y elocuentea fra.
ses y 4 nombre de sus tAmiliares do
las gra0ias & los concurrentes ell
obrero Don Roao,fo Rodriguez his
biendolo hecho ademks ga esposo.
Psz & lc~ restos de la que "a no
existe.
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