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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29
Father Kills Son.

Charleston, S. c, (SpcciaD.-Ar
mold Kincad, aged 10, was shot and
killed by his father. John Kincaid, at
St. Adams. The son had gone into
his sisters room to look at some pho
tographs. The father, hearing noise
in the room, grabbed rifle. and see
ing dimly the form of man, shot
Kincaid was formerly an engineer
and in a wreck was injured about the
head. He has not been entirely re-
sponsihle since that accident
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.

Simon Wolf, of Washington. pres.
dent of the B'nai Birth, says that it
the promises of the new Russian Min
ister of the Interior can be carried out
it seems that better day is about to
dawn for the Russian government and
it's subjects, especially the Jews.
Chief Justice Clabaugh, of the Dis
trict Supreme Bench, adjudged Thos.
E. Waggaman bankrupt and APP
pointed Andrew T. Bradley referee.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt enter
tanned John P. Redmond, the Irish Ma
tionalist at the White House.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29
Consul at Geneva Assaulted.

Paris (By Cable).--A dispatch from
Geneva says that the report cabled to
the United States by news agency
of an assault upon H. l.. Washing
ton. the American Consul at Geneva,
greatly exaggerated the incident. The
Consul himself says the affair was
unimportant. Mr.. Washington drove
his automobile into "a herd of cattle
near Coppet, and an enraged herds
man attacked him, injuring him
slightly.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29
Hoar Gradually Passing Away.

Worcester, Mass. Especially. - The
family Of Senator George F, Hoar,
who has been lying dangerously i'll
for several weeks, issued a bulletin
showing that the Senator is gradually
suceumbing to the effects of his long
illness. Only the immediate members
of the Senator'S family are admitted to
the sick chamber and he spends most
of his time asleep. The bulletin reads:
Senator Hoar has been weaker
since Friday, passing most OF the time
in sleep and refusing to take his medi-
clue or uourishment.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29
Montreal Has a Big Fire.

Montreal, Quebec Especially. - The
buildings of the Canada Hardware
Company, the central agency, which
is the Canadian branch of the London
Thread Trust, and of Chaput Fills &
Co., one of the largest wholesale gro
Gerry and liquor houses in Canada,
were burned early today. The loss
&c estimated at $zso.oOn
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29
OCCURRED IN HEAVY TRAIN
Only the Engine Crew Were Killed on tn
Light Local.

Knoxville, Tenn. (SpeciaD. - The
collision was between eastbound pas,
sengcr train No. IL and westbount
passenger train No. Is, from Bristol
No. II was heavy train, carrying
two Pullmans, two day coaches and
a mail and baggage car. No. IS was
a light local train. The greatest loss
q life occurred in the ea.tbound train,
while in the weStbound train only the
engine creW were killed. Relief trains
were dispatched from Knoxville with.
in an hour, and all physicians i'll tho
vicinity of the wreck were doing what
they could when the local corps ar
rived
An Editors Story.
John w, Brown, of Rogersville,
Tenn, newspaper editor, was in the
rear coach OF the westbound train.
When the fearful jolt came, he said,
loose, and people and seats were
hurled to the front of the car, When
he recovered from the shock he heard
the screams and groanS of the injured
and dying in every direction.
II left the car" said Mr.. Brown,
"as soon as | could. and walked to the
main part of the wreck. 1t was the
most horrible sight | ever witnessed.
| saw a woman pinioned by piece
of split timber, which has gone com
pletely through her body. A little
child, quvering in deaths agony,
lay beneath the woman. | saw
the child die, and within a few feet
of her lay woman's head, while the
decapitated body was several feet
away.
"Another little girl, whose body was
fcarfully mangled, was calling for her
mother. have since learned that
she was Lucille Conner, of Knoxville,
and that bot! her parents were killed.
| heard one womat, terribly mangled,
praying earnestly to be spared for her
children, but death relieved her suf-
fering in a few minutes.
Sleepers Not Damaged.
Both engines and all of the coaches
of No IS were literally demolished
the smoker and baggage car COM
pletely so. The sleepers remained on
the track unchanged. Both engines
lay to the north of the track. jammed
together into one mass of indescrib'
able ruins. The cars which were de-
molished were piled on the wrecked
engine.
Congressman Henry R. Gibson
from the Second congressional dis
trict of Tennessee, was passenger
in the day coach of the eastbound
train. He and one other man. whose
name is not known, were the only
persons to escape alive from their de-
molishcd car.
One glance at the car showed it to,
he a mass of human beings, backs OF
car seats, grips. baskets and wearing
apparel Of all sorts. There was no. no.
a sign of life except that near his
side young man who had escaped
death and was struggling to get out
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29
ExPE RlENcE.

The first time, when at night went about
Locking the doors and windows every.
where,
After she died, seemed to lock her out
In the starred silence and the homeless
air.
And leave her waiting in her gentle way
All through the night, till the disconsolate
day,
Upon the threshold, while we slept. awake i;
Such things the heart can bear and yet not
break.
w. D. Howels, in Harpers Magazine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1904-09-29

y N.7OBERT MALCOLM had
" * never been called Bob by
any one until his recently
~ acquired wife, with a CO.
u &J qucttish pretcnse of shy
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28

Second and Third. All this is the prop erty of Mrs. Porter. A part of the building in which, the fire was discoy- cred consisted of well furnished lodging rooms and part of it is an office of the livery stable. The building was gutted and the furniture and the office fixtures were destroyed.
 The horses and vehicles were quick ly removed from the stables and the neighbors for some distance around bel gan moving out their furniture. The department responded well but there was a little delay in getting water and the flames were mounting high in the air were attacked by the chemical with immediate results. Soon after the wa ter was put on the fire was out. Mrs. Porter's residence adjoining the adobe on the east was somewhat damaged but the only damage suffered by the stable beyond the destruction of the office was to wooden br-ces supporting the corrugated iron roof. There was very little else for the fire to feed on as the walls are brick and the hay and all other inf1ammable material is kept in the back part of the stables
 .. The buildings were insured for S3,C00
 which far exceeds the damage.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
IN PHoENIX are made the verv

best cigars, in three sizes, under the brand of Kerry Cow; price 15c and 10c. R. L. Comfort, phone red sos.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
oE LOCAL
 Ill INTEREST

THE COUNTY ATTACHES.-Most of the clerks in the county offices un- der the incoming administration have been chosen. Recorder elect Leonard yesterday gave out that his chief de- putty would be Vernon Vaughan. Most of the other numerous clerks in this office have been selected but fearing that change may be made at the last moment, MT. Leonard has made no an- nouncement of them.
 LODGE ELECTION. - Maricopa Hive No. 4, Ladies of the Maccabees, at its last meeting elected the follow ing officers for the year: P. l.. Con-, Hattie Strait; L. Com, Flora Conn; Lieut.. Con-, Lily Creager; R. K, Nel- lie Trott; F. K. Minnie Hill; chaplain, Edna Kane; sergeant, Ella Hill; M at Arms, Grace Seamen; sentinel Olive Branch; P, Etta Surghnor. Margaret G. Wright state Icommander for Ari- zona, was present. and gave to the la dies of No. 1 a beautiful bible for their altar. The gift was in recognition of the loyalty of the members to the orr der.
 REGENT ALS-Charles S. Olmstead and family of Charlestown, Ill., arrived in Phoenix a few days ago. They are now living in w. C. Whit locks mouse at 1S6 east Lincoln street. They seem to be well pleased with Arizona thus far and may become per manent residents later on. MT. Olm- stead has several friends here now from Illinois who are very favorably known in the Salt River valley. While recuperating in the Arizona sunshine, MT. OImstead will put in some of his time Investigating things with view -of making a future investment This is a judicfous plan to follow and cer- tainIy shows good business qulities. A cordial welcome will be extended to them.
 NEW CORPORA 1IIONS-Articles of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: The Nevada Homestake Mines company, capital stock, $1.500,O0o, in corporators c. P. Campbell and T. F.. Major; Tonopah Standard Gold Mining company, capital stock. $1,0OO,000, in corpOrators n. Dewall, w. J. Douglass and T. w. Kendall; The Wine Mer chants Advancing company, capital stock, S150 00O incorporators r. D. and To. T.. Chapin; The Congress Oil com pany, capital stock, S1,000. GOO. incor- porators D. M. Kerton and O. E. Cha pin; Western Purchasers association, capital stock, $15O,0OO, incorporators w. s. Joslyn, B. H. Summers and E. NJ. Maxwell; Dairy Farm Extension Min ing company, capital stock, $1,500,000, incorpOrators s. Leavitt, T. F. Gay and T. S. Mills; The Milwaukee Goldfield Mining company, capital stock, s1,000,- OOC, incorporators M. D.. Kelly, P. F. Somers and W. J. O'COnnor; Tiger Grand Mining company capital stock, sS0000O, incOrporators s. K. Higgins. F. l.. Kriebel and C. c. Willie; West Bull Frog Gold Mining company, capi- tai stock, s1,OOO,OO0, incorporators T. J. Breen. G. w. Lynch and C. J. Maunder; The Robert Emmett com pany, capital stock, s1OO,O0O, incorpor- ators W. T. Lister and NJ. c. Gale; Lit tie Bonanza Quick Silver company, capital stock, $25O OOO incorporators H. F. Pearson, $. E. P. Forbes and NJ. E. Guthrie; Eugenia Bryan Mining Com pany, capital Stock, s1,OOO,OOO. incor- pOrators A. Graves and F. A. Pett.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
sothlng succeecs LINe sucoess.
IS KiJOwA THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHWEST AS A
Leading Specialist
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men, and nlost prominent citizens of Arizona. The DOctOris a g-aduate of
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
BATTLING WILSON'S MISTAKE.
lie Does Not Want to Prosecute Mana
 ger Murphy.

gCI I7EUT PTTy'
 San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 27.-Bat- ting Nelson and his manager, Theodore Murphy, who was arrested at Stockton a few days ago on a charge of em- bezzling the bulk of the pugilist's two latest contests, appeared arm in arm, today before the police judge. Eddy Santry, also under arrest on a similar charge. was with them.
 : Nelson took the stand and declared that the arrests were made while he was laboring under misapprehension of the facts, and he said he did not de- sire to prosecute anybody. The money in the property clerks hands was then produced, Nelson being given $6.9O1 and Murphy $2,100 this division being ac- cording to the managers accounts. The cases were then dismissed and the trio left the court room.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
A LIVERY STABLE FIRE
It Threatened General Destruction
 on East Adams Street.

The fire department was called out little after noon yesterday to fire which threatened to do a great deal of damage. It broke out inf the adobe building between the residence of Mrs. M. H. Porter and Walter Norris livery stable on east Adams street between
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
The annral n,eatioe, of the eroclzbold-

The annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Phoenix National Bank will be held at their office in the city of Phoenix, Tuesday, January 10, 1905, at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m., for the pur- pose of electing a board of directors and trirnsaoting such other business as may come before the meeting.
 H. J. MCLUNG, Cashier. Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. 10, 1904.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28
HEADACHES FROM cotDs.

Laxative Promo Quinine removes the cause. To get the genuine call for the full name and look for signature of E. w. Grove. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28

American Cleaning Works, E. Wash cor. Third st. Phone Red 353.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28

After the average man reaches 40 he gives up hoping for an easy time and gets down to work.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28

D. W. II. Bell las moved Lis office into the neW Vantilburg building, No. 10 north First street. Telephone Main 26
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28

The Holmes apartments, 40 North First avenue. Desirable furnished rooms and suites for rent.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-28

Have you smoked a Kerry Cow" cigar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-23
PARA FAMILlAs

CuadernOs talonarios para IAvado de
-ropa durante seis meaes. se venden en-
Ella COrrespondencias 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-23
0braS de reparaci6n
en- Ia CaSa-ayunta-
nientO.
Las primltlVas Vlgas datan dc mas
do On slglO.
Tambi@n Sc reparara la celebre ca
sa San Sebastian 20.

Esta man 4na tuvimos oCasi6n de yer
las obras de Feparaci6n que esta He
vando & cabo ell arQuitect0 municipal
Sr. Claudio en- ID CASA sa-AyuntRmient
cOnsisteu: en- ConVertir an IN solo
salon los dos de la parte NoFte. CaIIe
de ID Luna, y de Ia psTte Oeste. en-
forma de angnlo TectO. On cuyO y6rtl
ce ira Co.oCadO el despacho del AlcaE.
de, y atf podr6 viRiIar & tOdOs los em-
pleados repartidos en- ambOs llnts.
A las antiguas paredes han sustltu1-
do varios ARGOS que dan mayor Clari-
dad y ventilation { los sslones. Los
techos son caai tOdos nuevos. y ID fAlta
de partida para obras. dentr0 de! &C.
tual presupuestO. no permite teFminaF
10 obra de reparaci6n del resto de los
techos.
Hamos podido comprobar que les
primitivas vigas datan de mas deaun
siglo y ID FeVela SO considerable grue-
so ga estado inservible-
Lss menos viejSs estAbln sujetas pol
canes madrinRs Y los canes estab8u
,casi pOdeidns. Quiz6s por el espesO1
de les centen0rSGs vigas no ocurrierOr
deggracias, desplom6ndOse los techOs.
SeQ6n nuestrOs inf0rmes. Sc traits de
instalar en- dichO edificio los juzgadot
municipaIes Y de paz. 10 cual dar6 una
economfa no despreciable 81 municipio
Los pisos de MADEIRA en los sHlOnes )
de mosaiC0 en las amplias galerfas,
ofreCen an bonitO hspecto. que de-
muestra u impieza v gusto del direc
tor de Las Obras. Estas costaFsn unoi
dos mil dollars So terminaci6n. COZ
pintura todo.
Sc propone tsmbi6n 81 AlcaIde re
parsr Ia casa San Seb1etiSu 26. pro
Diedad del AyuntamientO, y que hoy
no solo no produce NADIA siuo que cons
tituye una cnrga por los intereseS de
capital con que. tenen10s entendidO. 1
| Qray6 Sd anterior duefiR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-23
e. trolley" matd a
OtrO hOmbTG aver.
FL caro- ID pas6 poe snCima des-
tIOzdndOI0 dmbaS cadsTaS.
.EI hoChO OGurfl6 fr0Rt8 . Ia igIs-
SI8, on Pusrta do Terra.

Un nuevo accidente ocasionAdo Dor
Ell etrolley,9 , Y. segGn nuestros iDfOr-
mes. puramente casual. hs CcurridO
aver. entire 5 y 6 de Il tsrde en- PueTta
de TERRA, cerca de Ia iRlesia cat6lica
privando de Ia vida & an ioven labO
rios0. sirViente del cura.
Jugabau ebase bAllO variOs amigos
en- el campo cercano de Il igieaia GUAM
do uno- de los iugadores, GregOrio
Dfsz. atraVes6 ID Carretera detr6s de
Ia pelota, sin reparar en- que veD1s de
Santurce & toda mSrCha al etrolley ;
n6mer0 4. ChocandO con 81 CARO-. Va
muye pr6ximo. cRy6 8 TERRA. sufriendo
terrible golpe en- fa cabezR =, pasandO-
le 81 CARO- por encima, le destrpz6 am
bAs csderaa. dej6ndole ex6nime.
Las personaa que venfsu en- el etro-
lleyD est6n contestes en- afrmar que ell
motorista Rafael Diaz. uno de los mas
antiques en- ell oficiO. no tuv1 Ia menoT
-culps. El suceso no hubisra pOd1dO
evitarIo nadie.
El doctor don Ricardo Hernandez
acudi6 & yer 81 desgraciado Gseg0rio,
siendo innecesariOs sus serViciOs.
Vimos. ptr allf al sargento MOngil y
dos guardias insuIares. unO de. 6llOG
m6siC0 y ambos eran pasaj sros de-
etrolley.1
Sil6n es eI apeIlido del conductor.
La exceIente cOnducta de GregoriC
ha hecho que 50 muerte sea muy SEN
tids.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-23

N0TICAS De HOY

Ell Presidente de "a Rep6bIica do
mipicans, Morales Z. h8 enviado una
carta ell doctor CarbonelI, consul de d
misma en- Ponce. manifestandole que
aqueI G 3bieFno est8 altamente satisfe-
chO de sus gestiones en- 81 pnesto que
deSempens, = haciendole 6 Ia vez com-
prender que Ia desigaaci6n del senior
BaIeguer, para sustituirle, fu6 debida
& an error que hs quedado aubsana-
do
Sc encuentra en- San Juan 81 sefor
Tsidoro Ramos Velez. de'egado & lS ca
mara por ell distritu de San Juan.
Ell doctor Salvador CAFbonell.
Presidents de Ia Union en- Ponce. ser6
desigaado como cfiCial de Sanidad de
aquella ciudad.
III dis primero de Enero vera ID
luz p6blica eI nuevo peri6dlco obrero
ePorto Rico WorkinRmGn s Journal ,
Dirijirs este peri6dico el sef1ot E1ge-
nio Sanchez. uno de los oroanizadores
de Ia American Federation cf Labor
en- esta isla.
Hoy Sc reuniran en- 81 teAtro de
esta Capital los deiegadOs de ID Ame-
rican Federation Of Labor en- emass
meeting0 LfblicC, dar cusnta de sus
trab0jos en- pro de los intereses de este
pals
-Ha sido muy bien acogido Ell nom
bramiento recaido en- 81 doctor Rafael
del Vale. Dresidente de la Union de
Poerto Rico, para IN puestO en- ei
Consejo Executive.
-Ha regresado de Ponce nuestrO
amigo el senior Juan B B.iz.
La Comisi6n del bale de Caridad.
que Sc celebrar6 81 81. acord6 anoche
no peFmitir en- absolute ID entIada de
niuQuna persona Rl parAisO. ~
"A las de la mafisna de hoy des-
GARLIC frente al Tostituto, Ssnturce,
81 CARO- el6ctrico n1mero 8 interrum-
pi6ndose el serViCio durante media
hora.
-Frank Antonssnti. eUDited St,teso
Commissioners abogad0 ante ID Corte
Federal y los tribunaIes iusulares, NOS
participa que desde el 10. de EnerC
del sfI1 pr6ximo se dedicar6 exclusi-
vamente 81 eierciCi0 de So profssi6n er
bufete particular calle de la FOrtalezs
n6mero 10.
Sc informs que entire los candida
tos para IL SeCreta1ia de IL Gran Lo
gia. Sobersna de Puerto Rico Sc On.
cuentra el jOsen escritot Jose Vida
Cardona.
Hoy saIi6 para Ia isIa nuestro di
rector, don Manuel Zeno Gambia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-23
Las podeFOSaS eSCua
draS de las Anti
Has.
Los aeOTazddOS nEI AIaCTaR" !,
"L1 krska 'EI IbejOTTO"
"Ea AVlSpa", "EI G1DgTGjO"
"" ia TOrtuga"
"EI Cangrsio" IIsg6 a Ia Habana
a IImpIaTSe.

Puede deciFse que las Antillas
cuentan va con podeTosas escua-
dFas.
Sabido es que la eScwadra cuba
ma Sc .compone de cuatro guaTda
costas cuyos nombres son Gel Ala
cranx, &La Arana~, SEl AbejorroH
Y &La AvispaX Pues bien. con
motive de Ia llegada q la Habana
del cafionero (aqni lie decinos cru
cero, dice ell <ListfnS, de Santo Do
mingo) xTndependenciaD. ell peri0-
dicO habanero ola Discussions pu-
blica una iDgeniosfSima caricatura
en- que. apa ,ece el barco dominica
no rodeado de los cubapos. y pre-
sentando cada uno de 6stos la fl
gura del insecto cuyo nombre
lleva.
Debajo hay este dialogo:
Gel Alacranx .-Despu6s de 10 que
le pas0 & la escuadra rusa, en- los
mares del Norte, hay que andar
con mucho 10, caballeros..
SLa AraflaS.-SY que barco SO
ese?
xEl Abeiorro1.-El xIndependen-
ciaD de Santo Domingo, viene q
limpiarse. no tiene caf0nes.
ala Avispa1.-Lo de Independent
cia debe ser apodo, su nombre creo
que eS cangrejO; vamos. que es de
Ia familia, como 81 dii6ramos entire
cubanes. ....1
L4stima que al vaPorcito de la
Inca de San Juan 4 Cataflo no Sc
le hubiera ocurrido pFesentarse tam
bi6n en- la capital de Cuba. q linz
piar .fondos; porque asf las tr-s
Antillas hermanas hubieran estado
dignamente representadas como pO-
deres navales de pint pam! pun
y teate tSeSO
All vaporcito de Cataflo le apelli-
damos por acS ell acorazado eTor-
tugas = hay que moriquitl''se cor
6l.
Pero es possible que ell dia de
nuastra defnitiva Independence Ii
echemos - con perd0n del senol
Vald6s-4 &marcar varilla0 poF ESQ:
mares afuera. l
Con estas escuadsas Sc salvaFf;
Ia pobre Russia. C6mprate eSto
barQuitos, nina!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-23
JuiCiO en- Ia COrte de
DiStritO de ArecibO,
pOr aSeSinatO.
Este aho no habra aIli mlsa del
/" gallo
(De maestro CoqrespomsaZ. }

Diciembre %.
HI causado grRtisims impression en-
esta pobIaci6n ell nombramientO del
doctor don Rafael del Vale para ocu-
par una de las plszas vacAntes en- ell
COnsejo EiacutiVO considerable acer-
tadfsima Ia designsCi61 hecha por ell
Honorable Presidente. FslicitSmoe al
doctor del Vale pOr tan hOnrosa dis
tinCi6n.
Aver termin6 on esta Corte de
Distrito el juicio por jurado que se ce-
Iebrsba contra Avalois Santos pOr
muerte que Ocasioo6 q Jose Calder6n
en- el camino de MOrovis.
Despu6s de Ia prueba testifcal Ell
III 1norable Ministerio Fiscal que sntes
habfa cali6cado el heCho de asesinato
en- primer grsdo con la nOblezS de ca
racter que le es peculiar, reCti6ca y 10
CaIifca de asesinatO en- segundo gradO.
La defensa estaba & cargo del distin-
guido abOgado jose /. Gomez el cuAl
con Ia pr6ctica que le hs dado los mu-
ChOs amos que desempefi6 ell cargo de
Juez Municipal sac6 msgoffcos dAtos
de Ia prueba testifcaI que Ie permiti6
hacer una brillantisima defensa del
proCessdO. ~
81 Jurado9pas6 deliberar y des-
pu6s di6 su veredictO de culpabilidad
de asesinatO en- segundo grAdo. Con
este iuicio SO dieron pOr terminadOs
los de ests session del Jurado.
Mo permiti6ndOse por ell senior
ObiApO Is celebration de las tradiciO-
males misas del SgalIoS este afio. 81
Respectable padre Pima SO v6 imposibi
Iitado de ceIebrar'a en- esta Iglesi9 co.
mo hubierRn sido sus deseos, dado 81
orden y devotion con que Sc celebrar
las misAs de aguinaldO.
En- la capilla del Hospital de la
Monserrste las Hermanas de 10 carl
dad han celebradO un triduo y misa er
el dfa de hoy dedicado & Ia milsgFOsI
medAlla de Ia orden de SRu Vicente d.
Paul. 1
-Es probs be que el sabldO hays
una jsrapits en- el Casino con motive
de Ia noche buenS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-12-23
INTERSTATE

Con Il empIeo de Les PASTILLAS
ANTURICAS del DR.. LEROY no
solAmente Sc cura b dispepGia. sinO
quo desApsFesen tambi6n b fermenta-
ci6n 8 acidez del eat6msGO. ID fetidez
del alientO, loe dolores g6stFicos in-
testinaIes y Is inapetencia. que. cgm0
es uabido. peFiudican gravemente d
nutriciOn.
Mediante 4 acci6n curativa De Iae
PastiIlas Anturicas deGaparece radical
mente Il dyspepsia con todoa sus Sfnt0.
mss 0ea Cual fuese 81 tipO 8 CaTactel
de aQuellOC.
Do vsnta entOdas - botieaa. p