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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Mas nOtiCiaS

Hoy, en- Cathedral, hEbo una misa
IN Sufragio del infeliz Martin Benavi-
Pc, maquiniSta de la Correspondent
kia de Puerto Rico, que muri6 el dia
lei bombardeo.
-Ha regresado a San Juan don Tulio
Larrfnaga.
1sSaben ustedes por que muchoS
x cabos y ex- ghardiaS de la Insular
hndan aun con EuS placaS?
Pues porque no les han pagado unos
pesos que les sobran.
Una comision de ocho personals, entire
HS cuales fguran los ex-cabos Esca-
2 y Soto y ell guardia Navarro, ma
Esto este mismo hoy al Gobernador.
No fue ell sargento Iturrondo y ST el
y M de Ia guardia del preSidio que
e a4ulo, no uno, sino varios cargos, al
dia Rafael Rodriguez, por faltas
el cnmplimiento de su deber.
i turrondo cumpli6 con su deber, dan
Il furSo los documentos que llegaron
II o6cina.
LA que Sc arm6 snoche, amado
1'e6timol
En- Ia casa n6mero 81 de la calle de
Ian Jose, le cantaban 4 Ia cruz Angela
ballero, Cousuelo Bueno y Antonio
9ASina. Una mancha sospechosa en-
cierta falda fue causa de que Sc armara
/ II I'm campo de Agramante. Angela
y Consuelo, con "angelical" y "con-
toladora" diligencia, lie entraron q jim
9uetazos 4 Antonia. Esta Sc queJ6 al
uez y Mr.. Kopel impuso diez pesos de
hulta a cada una de las agresoras.
N-El Ayuntamieute de Caguas ha
licitado autorizacion para TN empress
o, Ia que le Sera concedida
-Eu el Registro Civil de Arecibo Sc
inscrito, en- el paSado mes de Abril,
natrimOnios, So defuneiones y Io7
6acfmientoS.
>-El abogado don Jose Maria Cua-
|dra sera nombrado Juez sustituto del
Tribunal de Humacao.
Don Lucas Amadeo deSmiente la
noticia que habia circulado, respecto al
fracaso del emprestito agrfcola. Ase-
gura cue dicho negocio esta pr6ximo a
Eu termino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Mrs. A. M. [. CO|esOD
a7R MAWt1ATTAWlAvEMuE
NUEvA YORK.

guigraffa espaiola { inglesa en-
por correo por una profesora
iince afios de practica como ia
Afa y maestro. Mi metodo es senL
moderno. Curse complete SIS 90
eros $1,000 al empezar, $1,000 al
pio del segundo mes y $500 el ter
1espues de eStoS gastoS Sc sisue
ando hasta que Sc aprenda.
|pueden dar referencias en- los Es-
UnidoS y Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIAs

| NlnSHua,
ENTRADAS DE COSTANERoS
De Humacao y Naguabo gta "Ana
Maria" A la orden 6ooo cocos secos.
De Mayaguez via Salinas de Cabo
Rojo y AguadilIa) gta "Isabela" B. Fer
nanGez y Hmno I25 SIS cafe J. T. Silva
Banking y Commercial co. SIS azucar
A la orden; 1910 qui italics sal q granel.
De Mayaguez bdra ALA Blanca" B.
Fernandez y Hmnos 56la sacos azucar
Baquero y Gandara 6 SIS y 35l2 SIS maiz
American Rail Road co. of Porto Rico
CT hero % atados tubos cobre jose
A. Cartagena CT lamparas Cadierno
Lopez y CO 10 BIS cerveza Scrs de M.
Lomba y co CPS mantequilla A la Or
den, 1ool2 SIS maiz 5 jaulas aves 25 ra-
cimos guineos 5 bIs y 2 SIS mangces I
CT sebo CTS huevos 5000 mangoes a
granel.
DE Humacao y ruta vap. americana
Porto Rico" The New York y Porto
Rico S. S, co CT baul efectos Lee
H. Vendig CT tabaco elaborado lsldro
A. Sanchez IL cls chocolate A. Vicente
y co 4 SIS garbanzos 20 canastos cebo-
llas Mr.. Woodser I CT tocineta Felix
M. Boada I CT drogas Eulalio Vega 80
bultos mueb!es w. X. Lands 2 mesas
atados armarios Juan Torres 3 cajas
lnuebles Departanentc de Educacion
2 cls efectos escuelas T. Font y Hmno
Il3 jamones I bI tocineta Vicente ca
tala $50 cIs cigarrillos Castril6n y
Ochoa s Sis cafe Barcel6 y co 50 sacos
arroz 50 canastos cebollas Scrs de Oil
vas y co 10 CTS chocolate Riera Hmnos
40 SIS azucar John Cloy II bultos HE
rro Scrs de L. Villamil y c. AZ bls pa
pas huseblo Besa cls huevoS 3 jaulas
polls S b[ mangotinos bIs limones y
nfsperos TIE Singer Manufacturing
co 2 cls nlaquinas Eustaquio Marreio
| 3 BIS chinas 3 SIS cocos.
sAIIDAS pB TRAvESIA
Para Saint Thomas Eta danesa can
ME E" por sn captain:
Saint Thomas:-(4uimar Hagemaner
1 toro.
Para New York vap. amer. Ponce"
de 25Io toneladas anitan T. j. Dalton
por The New New York y Porto Rico
i S. S. co. con carga que rese1aremos
madana.
sALIDAS DE COSTANERoS
Para Culebra y Humacao bdra Jua-
nita" con carga general.
Para MaunabO J Arroyo gta "Gui-
llermito con carga general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
A los farnacGuticos

RecomendamoS todos los se6oreE
farmaceuticQs de la isla, la 1ectura de
artfculo queaparece en- otro lugar de
este peri6dico titu1ado "Hombres
MujereS" Sc refere TN gran medica
mento que prepara en- Chicago el afa-
mado DR.. w. H Gaunders e1 cual de-
ben tener todos en- su Farmacia.
El -eferido DR.. desea ponerse en- Co
municacion directa con todos los far
macel1ticos yles suplica, por medic
del BoLsTIN, Su correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Gonzalez, FontanalS y {
American Railroad
Of Porto Rico
AVISO
AvISO

A partir del T6 actual, qneda supri-
mido el tren ndmero 81 que sale de San
Juan a las 7 noche para llegar 4 Ga>
muy 4 las IIh 3om, y el n1mero o@que
sale de Camuy a las IL noche Wllega
a San Juan 4 las A so de la rnsdru-
tgada.
FL tren n6mero 8 que sale ahora de
San Juan 4 las tarde, desde el dia 10
4 las a y IS, vel n1mero a seguirA sa-
lien6o de Arecibo a las 6 y 10 madru-
gada para llegar a San Juan las 10. 3.
Con esas nuevas horas Sc ha aumen-
tado 1a velocidad en- dichos trenes, al
propio tempo Sc ha dado al pdblico
mas yentajas ep .as Wales. 3-I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Noticias

El sargento Lamela ha sido recla--
nado para comparecer mafiana ante
cs tribunales de Fajardo.
- 81 alca1de de Rio grande Sc ha
guejado del policfa Sangulnet.
-. Han regresado de su viaje a la
sla los sefiores Elliot y Shirley, los cua-
les Sc muestran satisfechos de los ade
lantos que, segdn dicen, Sc notan en-
los trabajos de las carreteras que actual.
mente Sc construyen.
-. Sabrosos dt1lces an a'mfbar de
sa2ias clases, Sc venden 4 todas horas
lado del A1untamienso, n1mero 80,
nte Ia Plaza Principal D
~. El cabo Ortiz y guardias Jose
C. Gimenez, Antonio H. Quintana. RAJ
mon Cintr6n, Andres Laguna y Meme
sio Wives, han lido relevar q los otros
guardias de Afiasco,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
DR.. Emilio Chevremont

DR.. Emilio Chevremont
CIRUJANO DENT1STA
HoraS de conSulta
De 8 FL A. NJ.
De IA s P. M.
San Francisco 50. Frente a IaCapilla.
~ Un Bergantin que sali6 aver de
nuertro puerto cargado de hero, en-
barranc6 cerca de la playa de los la
drillos.
~ El sabado pr6ximo estara Ell Co.
bernador de vuelta en- esta capital.
Nv Ell Seflor don Raimundo
Rodriguez, comerciante de Catafio
nos ha visitado ssta tarde y nos ha
moStradc una certifcaci6n del Juez de
Paz de Bayam6n, donde consta que el
Sr. Rodriguez, no ha sido denunciada
en- aquel Juzgado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12

San Juan, P. R., May 5:h, 1905
Sealed proposals, in triplicate, for fur.
nishing wood for troops in District OF
Porto Rico during year commencing
July I, 1903, will be received here, and
at points indicated, Until 10 a. m. June
9th 1903. Information furnished on
application. U. S. reserves right to
accept or reject any or all pio qosals.
Envelopes containing proposals shonld
be endorsed Proposals for. Fuel at. ....
addressed J. T. Crabbs, Q. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Distinguidas viaieras

Las bellas y distinguidas sefioritas
Isabel Hunt y A. Buck han tornado
pAsaje en- el vapor "Ponce" que sale
hoy para los EstadoS Unidos.
Las graciosas y bellas dainitas dejan
A1n vaclo sensible en- esta buena Socie-
had, donde Sc han conquistado erandes
simpatfaS por 81 anaabiidad, belleza >
Que vuelva pronto Ia airosa nave
rayendo 4 esta TERRA prodiga de ano-
Fes, las que anoreS derraman a su
Ievehuella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
LCDO. +. CASALDUC GOICOECHEA
ABOGADO-NOTARIO

AB('GADO--NOTARIO
LAALE MAJOR 24.-PONCE, P. R
~ El Tribunal de Distrito de San
Juan, ha sentenciado Telesforo S. Ca.
rTasquillo a Glen dias de carce1 por
rapto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Abogado y Notario
Salvador MeStre Caparr0s
Mayaguez.-P. r.

Hacemos con gusto esta aclaraci6n.
~ El battalion Puertorriqueho, con
Ia banda de mtlsica, sali6 esta mafiana
para hacer ejercicio en- Rio Piedras.
Regresara esta tarde.
**x En- la Capilla de las Monjas Sc
celebr6 eSta mafiana el funeral de Sor.
Conception, fallecida aver.
A la ceremonial asisti6 ell Ilustrfsimo
Sr. Obispo y Ell ClerO capitu1ar.
Sal de Curacao. 30. a $3.50 %.
Maiz del pals a $3.50 90.
Chorizos gallegos en- latas a $I.Ic
Alambre de puasen
rollos de 90 lb. :. a 2.7s.
Grampas barriles
de 90 libras :. a 800.
Puntas Paris, cajas
de oolb gruesas y
f1nas tamaho de 2
hasta S pulgadas a $50.
BAQUERO & GANDARA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
RON cATELL

Conocido tanto en- la iSla como en- el
extranjero ell magnffico producto de la
mejor fAbrica puertorriquef1a de alco-
holes, pueden hacerse los pedidoS a
FEDERICO GATELL.
Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Comercio y Navigation.
ReViSta de las OperacOneS practicadas hoy
DEPACHADOS.

Nlnguno.
OPERACIoNEs SOBRE Ell MUELLF.
Ninguna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12

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Nino1,na ''' N''''
OpTp IF As,TnMrs UnSI nu p,,nrv vs EN- p,,vpro
'''' ~ TpAvESTA w a. >
Mamie Swsr ~ nend;a,ta
A ATbrrn6sIe aaIco c--nso rc-o,,do
lanes Slater nend;ente
w r Stowe Stowe doScaro"nJo roso
w. - '''o" coqrAvry,s 'S"' 'DN'o
Era,,c;sca -N-' CAV '' ,,endie,,+o
pao,;+o aI3 pte ppend;ente
petra Aa,,od;,1, A1ovoo,,,ed :, D.
onnfa11or,' r1 '''''''' -' ~ -s,d;oote go
CSr,1en PsS Vian',aS
prooraao ,~,r+reaa vat'5oSS tt~eS
MoTia Grton Foi.rdor ~ V;oo,'as -
Mavoo,1a1ano No. 1ns 1 49, vrTuTo roc,,To
Ca rnoel;ta ' O 49, $3.50
Neseada nenJ;"Gyto
Teahsia nento pend;e1te
Ana Marin Naou,bo y H,1rnacao srso
porto r' 2 100 ~ ''''" dssca ,.cr-',U5Io ~orn,,d
A. K1anc, ~ ,osne;e,,te re
1-''' '''- -'0
vApf>prc OTrE Sn ECpEpAN
Parca ~ a,,,ar "p - o,,sooo 9o ~ Tr-nr,a113N
d;o oo - Al J1'r, roeodo r r,,no ia % Abr;l daIa
hnhS,. I eoi;dn Iii ~ Ja NJ S:2 VII n 80 1et;,'c
''.oa eo+a ,3r,'art -1',arto - ~" O4 N''A'-O
f. f. S- "CatoI;noY. u, d;o - do1 ~oo
da hi 'i1i r~I ';roo -1aso5 l5' Loo;o5o ~ 1o
aeo.la.. -, Ho1ano;o 9 6I;oa,,.a1 HTMao-1 U
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12

@.a. Han sido curados en- el cuarto
de socorros, Rafael Tecdela, Gregorio
Vidal y Benito Mater.
- Sc arrienda la panaderfa de An.
dres Calvo en- Puerta de TERRA. $50
~. Sc les ha negado el indulto 4 los
procesados que cumplen Oondena Jose
N. Ramos; fnOcenciO M. Rivera y Juan
Vidal.
~ Han solicitado indulto, Juan
Monserrate, preSo en- Ia carcel de Hu-
macao, y Maximino S. Loperena en- Ia
de Moca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-12
Revocation de Poder

Por escritura de fecha ? de los CO.
rrientes, otorgada ante ell Notario de
esta ciudad don Juan Hernandez Lo-
pez, hemoS revocado el poder que te-
niamos conferido a don Manuel Gar
cia Lago, por escritura de 20 de Di-
ciembre de 1901 otorgada ante el No,
tario don Mauricio Guerra.
Gonzalez, Fontanals y Ca
San Juan II de Mayo de 1908. 3@v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
MARINE NEWS

Steamer Humboldt sailed 10 gkag-
way last night with fgh passengers.
Including two government geological
survey parties bound TO Fort Oib.
hon and Fnrt Erheft on the Yukon.
steamer city 81 Seattle arrived
from Hkagway yesterday with rs
passengers. including Charles u.
Lane SHE reports that the body
~ an unknown white man WAS found
on the Chilkat river. Msf Is
Steamer city Of fuohia arrived
from san Francisco yesterday with
zhs passengers. aud the Queen sail-
ed 90 the California port with i26.
Steamer Melville Dollar arrived
from San Francisco yesterday with
go tons Of explosives
New hshi i thrown on the fate
~ the French bark he Coudic. which
left San Francisco last December for
sidney and never reached her des-
tinntinn by a report Just received
from Sidney. Australia. a Echoons
or has arrived Mt the Australian port
from the Southern Pacific islands
with the report that the abandoned
wreck 81 large bark has been found
on n reef In the vicinity Of the Mar
shall islands II Il aurtniNed that
this vessel l. the iost French bark.
She waH posted as missing at Lloyd's
some time ago. What has become
of the crew Of the lest vessel, which
carried cargo Of grain is unknown.
There Is a small CLEAN Of hope that
they may have reached some Of tho
Islands Of the Marshall group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
DOWN
BY TRAIN
= -,ss.-.. g. a~.. 49, -. 49,, ~
n tramp, fdoug''t 10 Dc
John WetIy. Killed

while attempting % escape being
run down - the North Coast Limit
- train on = louK trsstie near Black
River Junction. saturday ateht. a
man thought 70 be John NesAN
Knight ~ the road. lost his life.
on the rocks below the treatie bis
nanEie1 body Was found after the
train had rsasei. Tie engine Bas
brought 20 a sfan1Htiii and the uu~
fortunate man picked up A spark
~ life remained in tt8e body but as
the train pulled apA~ IN TIE dsrec-
ton ~ Seattle, It fiiesefed ard went
nut az tire tramp lay IN the tiaoF 81
the baggage car.
when first brought &c the ftuuney-
Watson inofsue there appeared 10
BE- no mark 81 Identification on tis
body. A. the time Of the tragedy
the unfortunate man was walking
with George Jones Jones I'D not
know his companion and had met
him but 4 fsu minutes before. Both
were going 10 Seattle and their lin
tied means forced them to walk
After the body had been searched
thoroughly. yesterday. an old re
cript from the Eagles lodge al Ana
cortes was found bearing the name
John Wcihy. The lodge was noti-
fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
IT BOBS UP
SERENEL.Y
City Hall Proposition on
Tap for Tonight Again

The city council viii aKnln con'
ridrf the new city hall proposition ~
IT, regular meeting tonight The
eitY hall matter Hiii come up an the
report % the council. which vat ne
A committee Of the whole ias. week
AZ that meeting Il was drcidcd "a
suhAnlt the question Of WHISTLER 90
not the city should issue bombs for
the erection Of q city hall. ana
whether os not II should issue bonds
for Tive purchase Of the half block
afituiriHK the present eitT sshii site
70 q vote - the people.
A oofulaltlea etsf1elntink ~ PreHi-
dent Parry and Guuneiimsn JAmef
Gna neaRard Man appointed %
make estimates upon the smouEt Of
bond Issue which viii - necessary
tn each urafzaaffaaf AMI % nrsraTs
s~ss> :. N,..', : .. 10. :. a.. . /.
items for calling The election.
TIE council acting IN ita official
capacitv viii no doubt. sanction this
action q last sex a. ts meeting
ION isht
Tue tso propositions are 20 be
voted on separately. and the ausE-
tion q ths laeatiaH 81 the new city
hall i sffil left open. although ~
vas iaeitlg agreed that the present
city hall site shauii be the site for
tho neW q . niriuht building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
WORKSHOPS
WITH 6. A. r.

With President Roosevelt ard slx
q his party prepTut the annual uias
mortal services ~ the Hrand Afmr
q the Rspubuc and the Spanish uaF
- s~>x,sN 40 -.N.--
yesterday F1nFuluE WaTE Fne iaFHsaE
IN the History % the city
II saa generally unArrstoad that
the pfeHl1vnt sosld attend ard seats
we're IN great demand IRE differ
sut local camps VI civil ard Spanish
sHf veterans. members % their fams
illea and many Eussta nued The
haHse Co aVsrfinNtng.
The president hud his party ar
rived lusf bsfufe the beginning -
the services DC and party we're -
ear1sd to fhe iaecr stage ioN 90 ths
right hard side. A Demonstration ia
his homer was rut ahoff By Fresi-
dent Roosevelt himself aifh a wave
- hla hand. ic evidently ttd net
think if the proper riarw fHf cheer
tnx. aud hls wishes were Fvapaefsf.
The niuafrsl program wHh tiHnFHas
slNe. II NaH under she direction ~
the WrHtmmstrr cnureh choir The
naF=tin3s rupg. --rentina uu the oid
Camp utouEd. suns ~ HnrtsHHt
GHals. assisted BY ara octette frufl
the choir vas a feature Also TIE
Away beautifully ssgnx ~ Mrs =
A q uof chester Mrs. flaf hesfeHsa
singing thrilled lhs audience and the
applause could not ~ suupreHaef
The addrfes ~ TIE iaf. delivered
bY Nsg , ~. Wlsun. vas cfesf=
table urafoftrai rffaft ard che
mary truths presented in e fefceful
PLEASING manner - the spea saf
made a iaatinH impression on ths
assembled conErega uun.
Mr. Wilson's subject was The
Msnsiahs Reign iu the Siuafsaufh
Century lie made she points that
TIE battles ~ Getty sburw San Juan
hili and others were not To- con-
quest foF che love of blood and fight
inK bat for the Prince % Peace
that in the supremacy ~ the united
AuEiu-NaKun race the Messiah
rsiKned.
Ths nations iaea. ~ said. IN
Alaska ana the colonies baNufId the
seas wss not 70 make money. but %
zee what could ~ Done fer their
moral and spiritual uplifting lie
ended his discourse Nith words
spoken ~ Grant after the assassin
alton n Lincoln Clouds Of dark
ness are round about. bat God
feiknefh and the government At
Washington IL safe
Among the urgs nlEatlons repre-
seuted nc the service wcre John a
Sexton post John y. Miller post aud
Stevens post O. A a. ana George
~ Fortson camp. Spanish War vet
srhna The Womrn'E Relief corps
% the q a a. posts Of the city were
also represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
ROBBED By
HGHWAYMEN
raeona street Car Held Up By
Masked Men who Rob condueser.
Motonsn ard Passenger

TACOMA. Wash. May Is While
the Jefferson avenue car was watt
inK az the end 81 the lire On Cedar
street. AZ 1878 O'Clock last evening
two masked men jumped On the
rear end % the ear ard AT the
point ~ a revolver held up ard rob
bed Conductor Charles Taylor Mo
torman 4. Gallagher ard q pa sneuKer
named J. ". Frutich they then
jumped on the front end Of the ear
and disappeared IN the brush. fol-
lowed ~ three shots from the re-
vOlver q Conductor Taylor. which
they had overlooked IN the hasfy
search
The hiEhwnymcn robbed eonduc-
tor Taylor n the evenings receipts
amounting 20 80. besides 10 Of his
own money and a gold watch. Mo-
tofman Gallagher lOat a silver watch.
while the passenger escaped with the
loss % about 90 cents
The robberH nre tiess fihsd 80 be-
Ing roughly dressed. appearing 70 be
isborinR men. One 81 the pair wore
blue overalls. Both wore slouch hats
pulled well down. while the features
were entirely concealed behind hand
kerchiefa tied over the faces lust be-
low the eyes. One of the robbers r.
said 20 have worn a blue handkef~
chief and the other n red one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
HAPPENINGS {
ABOUT TOWN.

0tar0e Peterson. one - the Is
traesfa eaa reeeuflY hFukc uui %
tlsa fitE sat Vas frsfrHstsd this af-
tVfsFifSa - Policeman Urinith aud
rettIfns.I q HE cell
HhfFf Hnas - A. granted n divorce
ffotH Anna uaas - Superior Judge
Aasfia tlsis FuafulnE on grounds o.
teseft4an
aarsFtar 1udKe Taiiman signed na
nfslef tets ntafuiuE anaufiuF the prfi-
tssH sf TIE 60 operative Irrigation
ree panF faf aisineaFruratinn
fltIfsfiHr judge Taiifnan fhlH morn
ina signed ORDERS allowing Mrs NJ
Haasu - remove r Weeks from
the Netileal Lake Insane asylum. and
tefnittinE Jessie Helsnssn O. re-
fsissvs J. Y LsAtifnar from the stella
cHstna Asylum.
f'slsr Handler aied q damage suit
m ths superior court thia morning
aMHlnst the ]. 4. sfssh shippiug
cfsfsspAny e. recover ~ GEO far per-
-ss.fs.i isstsssteH f=1~tTeA 1hsfr ~ was
etipiuYei On the steamer clan Me-
phsFfuu. last mauth
-. 9. Olson has disappeared from
hts home NJ fse1 Washington street
unaef rather peculiar circumstances.
AAA III vie AsH fsAfe AMf NkH SAFE
.. lie left home last Friday 90 20
downtown on business Hs had ti5e
With him ehau he left. he IL 30
years u age. elm and wore q light
fntisfsehs. tHis wife made the report
g. the police
william Jones OF Ravenedaio lost
50 white IN the Pacific house. on
Washington street last night Hs
says he rented a room IN the lOdEinE
house aud that he left the door OF
BIZ room open dufinN the night
when be swnhe thir nansning The
fnrsiey WAS gone Sc mad. n report
~ the AFFAIR to the police this rnhsn.
ing,
Or John weich n Portland has
shsd the asaftte poiicp 90 find bic
Hsai nueien WEIGH. who he aaya "
IN BoaItfel The son ~ "a years 81
sEe and II bsiieNe1 10 be a uses ~
coeAlne. The police have no trace
- him. lie u known 20 have gone
b ths name af It Wells
The majority II the plain clothes
men " he we're on special police duty
during the visit ~ the president 20
Seattle. have been discharged from
further duty. A few Of the men
have been kept IN the service for
#uHpis II dafs longer. The pu-
lice nntrolmen have again resumed
their regular hours.
The municipal civil service board
viii meet tonight t. inspect examin-
alton papers Of applicants Tor posi-
tions IN the classified service OF the
city government.
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ROBERTS WIFE
SAVED HIS CASE

George Roberts. alias kid" Cum
nlnshafn. the alleged confidence man
wanted IN San Francisco for grand
larceny. who was fs-afrceted by
California officers iu the superior
court Saturday afternoon. was over
taken In Tacoma yesterday and
brought back to seattle "a. viii h~
produced IN superior court Wednss-
Gay afternoon on wfit ~ haheap
retpuE procured by the prisoner cit
ing Detective Ryan 20 show cause
Why he should not be released
Roberts has been making n hard
fight t. avoid ertrnditinn md fought
DESPERATELY while ne wHs being spif.
tied away By Ryan Saturday. Rob.
erta wife followed the officers sho
had her husband In charge. and at
the first opportunity notified the
9Fiaanarss attorney OF HE Whef.4
nboufa thus making n possible Tot
the writ Of habeRe corpus 20 be
served on Ryan before he could take
Roberts beyond the jurisdiction Of
the court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
PAN/c IN
TENEMENT
DISTRICT

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May "a
There was great excitement this af-
tsfnoon IN the ghetto over the burn
ing Of the proyldeut plant. -Four
successive alarms we're given In a
neigh borho0d honeyc0mbed with ten
emouts. Several panics followed eN-
pioslons ~ the ammonia tanks.
Tho police had great difficulty In
preventing loss 81 life Just across
ths street from the factory II a pub
Iic school. from which 600 pupils
mnrchsd without connection. Ia res
ponsc 20 thr teachers fire drill. The
ioas vii amount 20 a quarter Of a
nhil.on dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
raw. BAKER WILL SPEAK

Rev. l. ". Hakefi " well known
evangelist Of Delaware. O.. viii ad-
Dress Holiness meeting at the old
reshvterisn church az the corner ~
Madison street and Third avenue.
tomorrow evening Rev. Hakcr
comes here by invitation 81 the
Western Washington Holiness assoc
citation and Will be remembered IN
connection with the successful re-
vissii meetings he conducted in this
city TIN eo years ago.
White IN the cts Rev Baker will
he the guest Of IT y. Brown OF 900
Third avenue north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
MAGGED HIM
I'M COMPANY

George L.0mer filed divorce suit
against his wife Emma faomef IN the
superior CONT today. charging Der
with extreme cruelty, tosfit. con-
slant naEging and a habit Of saying
sarcastic mean things IN the
presence Of corn pany.
ar. Lou.cr also alleges that Mrs
Loiner 'pefulanly'' refufes 70 allow
hiui 60 attend 20 his business Tbs
couple we're married in Idaho in
fEat