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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-09-06
EStan COntGntOS en-.
BarCeIOneta con el.
nuGvO Inspector de.
ESCueIaS.
10 QUE PASO ALI CON
UNA GALLINA ROBADA.
PreGaria SituaGi6n en- que Sc haIIa
un antique maestro de
GSCuGIa.
(De mMesgro oorresponsaz.l

/ Septiembre 5. Han contrafdo ma.
trimonio en- Ia Iglesia Protestante de
este poblado Ia virtuosa senorita Colo.
ma y ell laborioso joven don Jose Pc
rez.
Fueron apadrinados por Ell sef1o1
don jose Guerrero y Ia sefIora dols
Josefa Salgado de Lopez, y & dicho
acto asistierOn unas 200 personas de
todas las classes socisles.
-Hemos dido hacer grandes elogios
del nuevo Inspector de Escuelas del
Distrito de Manatf, hombre de un ira
to afectuoso, de esmerada educRci6n Y
que tiene grandes simpatias en- los pue-
bios comarcanos donde conocen sus be-
llas cualidades.
En- Ia semana pasada hicieron un
robeytle gallinas don Antonio Davila,
de Florida afuera y q los tres dfas fu6
un individuo & Venderle una de lassga-
llin8s que al conocerla D6vila hizo que
81 vendedor Ia pusiera en- 81 batey dom
de piaban unos politics los cuales Sc
abrigaron enseguida debsjo de la ga
lima pues eran sus hijOs.
Ii Ocurrencia esta hizo abochornar
al vendedor ell cual era un jibarito
astuto que no sabiendo que decir ex-
cIam6:
xESte dc1etigio me he puesto SIN SEN
ito Ggor0 .1at4o porT6t1a crieJse que est0
g0yiaaG es la n1e8no0 de80p0rec50.
Con motive de ser ell 81 el dfs de
don Ramon Marchan varios amigos le
llevarOn una serenata y Sc pssaron ho-
ras am9nas en- su casa, habiendO reci
taciOnes, poesfas y siendo obsequiados
los cOncurrentes con dulces cerveza.
-Recomendsmos las Juntas Loca-
les de la isla la Competente maestro
sefIora dona Adelaide Mateu de Fro
que cuenta con mas de 25 amos de prsc-
tica en- escuelas graduadas Y opGarfa
por una escuela rural. Su residencia,
calle del Sol, n1mero 8.
Nos ha VisitRdo en- estos dfas ell se-
nor don Miguel L2z1s ell cual nos ha
referido con lagrimas en sus ojos la
miseria pOrque atraviesa.
Este senior es un maestro antique re-
sidents en- Utuado ell cual perdi6 hace
mas de un afi0 su licencia. y en- la ac-
tualidad ViVe en- un barrio llamado
~Caonillas1 con 10 hijos, girando en-
tan estrecho cfrculo que muchos dfas
Sc acuesta1 sus peQuefIOs sin conner i'm
pedazo de pan y da compassion ell cua-
drO desgarrador de su hogar.
iOjala que Ia carload lleve alg6n
consuelo & esa famiia atribuEada!
Ell Cabo B2ez que actuaImente re-
side aquf vela mucho por la higiere
limpieza del pobladO Y Sc distingue por
sus fOrmss cultas y cQrrectas.
Ha fallecido en- eGarrochales2 ell
honrado trabsjador Carlos Molinas. in
dividuo que era muy estimado por su
laboriosidad.
-Despu6s de permanecer aIgunos
dfas en- este poblado ha saIido para
Rfo-P Piedras ell joYen F. Marchan Si-
card6.
-Desde aver por Ia tsrde Sc vefa
aquf 81 cielo encapotado anoche Sc
tuvieron noticias de un temporal pro-
ximo. observandose que bsjsba el bs-
r6metrO.
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I'm dOCuInentO 16dI
CO-IegaI
Los doetOrss ROVira y MOnagas
praciiCan una autOpSla y ss-
tabIeGen las CauSaS de Ia
muerte de Ia YiGtima.
Tratase del proceso por asesinato
de Antonio Ubif1as que ahora
Sc sustancia en- AguadillS.

EI siguiente es ell informe de los fa-
cuItativOs seflores Rovira Hernandez
v Monagas con motive de Ia 8utopsi8
practicsda en- ell cad6ver de don Anto-
MO Ubinas, en- Agu8dilla. ell 25 de
Agosto de 1904.
eAbierta la cavidad craneana. nOta-
ron una srborizaci6n bastante acen-
tuda de las meninges; separado ell cere-
bro de sus enYolturss pudieron obser-
var tambi6n en- los Vasos del cerebro
congestion de eIlos y puntuaciones ro-
jas de la masa encefalica.2
SSeparados los meninges o5servaron
en- Ia parte anterior 6 inferior del To-
bulo frontal derecho que este hab1a SUI
frido una p6rdida de sustancia Y regu-
Iarizandose en- su forma coIoraci6n,
practicable una incisi6n que compreudfa
todo ell espesor del l6bulo observaron
que ell ventriculo lateral estaba lleno
de un l1quido sero purulento, as1 como
cierts cantidad de pus cremoso en- Ia
base del cr5neo. hacia el agujero occi
pital.&
SSeparadas de sus iserciones natura-
les la duramadre. nOtaron una fractura
estrelIada de la l5mina interna del hue
so frontal, como de 2 centimetros de
Iongitud que Sc extendfa al ala del es-
f6noide y hacia la parte superior del
huesO frontal. Dos esquirlas de dife-
rentes dimensiones ocupaban esta par
to de la base del craneO. una mayor
que Ia otra. la pequens no desprendi-
da de su parteinterna an contacto con
la Rpofsis cristagali. y la otra de mayo
res dimensi ZONES unida por un costado
al resto del hueso frontal. la que fu6
separada con mucha facilidad con una
pima y cuya esquirla Sc haIIaba en-
contacto con ell m1sculo frontal
<Abierts la cavidad abdominal reco-
nocieron en- los intestinos Y est6mago
lesiOnes indubitables de una infection
generalizada, corroborada esta por ell
estado del h1gado y del bazo.>
SDe 10 espuesto deducen:S
S1o.- Que Ia autopsia demuestra
que tuvo Iesiones de naturaIeza trau-
matiea en- Ia parte correspondence del
l6bulo frontal derecho Y meninges ane-
xas q 6l, y en- el aparato digestive de
naturaleza infecciosa.z
S2o.-Que la infection CASTRO intes-
tinaI provoc6 sin duda aIguna ell desa-
rrollo violentO de los s1ntomas cere-
brales de orden meningfticO, "
$50. .-Q0e no les es possible precisar
81 la muerte fu6 debida al traumatis-
mo la infection CASTRO intestinal,
aunque Sc inclinan Greer que ambas
han obrado de consume pera pro lucir
la muerte.0
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da esposa y dos sefloritas familiares,
han llegado & esta pobIaci6n de regre-
so de So excursion al pueblo de Baya-
mon donde permanecieron un mes.
Dicho amigo Sc hara cargo seguida-
mente de so oficina y desde Iue9O pres
tara sus serViciOs al p6bIico.
Ell Letra1o Sr. Freyre sc hsra car
60 de Ia defensa en- juicio por fraude
al ErariO. contra el sef10r don joss
Cardona hijo. residente en- Isabella. Sc
gun inf0rmes. ell seflor Cardona, podrs
defenderse sin muchos esfuerzos, pues
tiene suficientss medios para clio desde
ell momento en- que gu denuncia proce-
de de una mala Interpretation 6 error
del Investigator que 10 denunci6. Su-
ponemOs que el iuicio se ceIebrars en-
Isabella trasIad&ndose Ia COrte Munich
pal de esta VilIa.
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Ell DGpartamGntO de
Instruction PdbIiCa
no tienG ArquitGCtO.
Fu6 RGC0SaTIO apuntaIaT GI t9ChO
do una OSGu8Ia pOr no como
Ger el dTtlfiGG Ia ''CiGnGia de
rGSiSt0nGia dc matG1iaIOS. {"
la FALTA De COMPETENCIA De LOS FUHCIOAk-
RIOS PERJUDICA Los INTERESTS DEL TE-
S0R0 PUBLICO.

Est6 pr6ximoa & marcharse eI actual
Comis'Onado de Educaci6n y seg1u
parece su marcha Sc asemejaFa q Ia del
Comisionado del I-terior.
Este dei6 como Jefe de su Departs
mento & un Capataz, aquel dejarS CO.
mo arquitectO del suyO q un clerk de
su oficin&.
En- tanto las carreteras Sc pierden.
las escuelas hay que apuntalarlas antes
de su termination, v del dinero que ell
pueblo psga. no SO le da Ia mas peque-
ma explicaci6n pOr parte de estos Co
misiOnadOs.
SC6mO justifcaria ell sefIor Comisio-
nadO de Educaci6n que la Industrial
Schools de Ponce que hs costsdo al
pueblo de Puerto Rico $21, 450 90 hu-
DO que spuntalarle los techos antes de
terminarla2
SC6mo justifcarfa este senior que las
Vigas de 3 por 10 pulg8das distantes
entire 81 SeSe7ltG ce21t5naet90S con una luz
libre de veinte pS@s, son sufcientes pa
ra resistir una azctea de tres c0pds de
LadrSlLo8, mas su peso accidental, (co-
mo es ell case en- esa escueIa). sin que Ia
GCiencia9 de TesSste0c50 de n10terlGLes
con todas sus formulas y guarismos
incontrastab!e Sc rompa?
Las ciencias exactas, por fortuna,
no admiten intrusos, y cuando ell que
las descOnOce quiere hacer uso de elias.
resulta 10 que en- la EscueIa Indus
trial citada sucedi6.
Ell contratista de esa obra, ell senior
don Carlos de Erefo. tuvo que poner
SpuntAles, , usando vigas que sostuvie-
ran en- su centric las vigas del proyec-
to, para evitar la rotura de las mis-
mas.
Ahi esta ell contratista que horada-
mente puede confesarlo; ahf esta la es-.
cuela apuntalada donde ell pueblo pue-
de verls; y ahf estS el senior Comisio-
nado quien tiene Ell deber de dar expli-
caciones 6 este pueblo antes de mar
charse dejsndo al frente de las escuelas
en- reparaci6n y en- construction, noya
aqueI que Sc decia arquitecto sinO & un
clerk que no puede conocer los princi-
pios fundamentales de la resistencia de
materiales.
Y en- esas manos estan los dineros
del pueblo
RUIZ.
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EI primsTO de Massachusetts, Y
eI torGerO dc Puerto Rico.

81 puritano John Winthrop fu6 ell
primer Gobernador de Massachusetts,,
y Ia historic le recuerda con venera-
ci6n cariflo.
Su descendiente. Beekman Win
throp, es ell tercer Gobernador de
Puerto Rico; y la isla espera recordar-
le como ell prinaero en- ell coraz6n de
los puertorriquenos. 81 triunfando de
los obst6culos convierte en- hechos sus
mobiles ofrecimientos de observar Ia
mas absolute 5app0rc50z5d0d en- la go
bernaci6n del pals.
Puede servir de norma Ia reaIidad
del absolute .frac08o de su antecesor.
un go6e4nG0yor de p0rt5do que cuando
quiso rectifcar era va tarde.
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HObO ALI una aSam-
bIea ell z en- Ia CuaI
Qued6 COnStituida
una JUnta local.

EI dia tuvo Iugar en- CorozaI una
numerosa asamblea en- Ia cual qued6
elegida una Junta local de Union de
Puerto Rico.
81 acto qued6 muy concurrido rel
nando en- 6 fraternidad entusiasmo.
La Junta local qued6 constitufda de
este modo:
Presidente- -Senor Arturo Lopez.
T5ce-Senor. Jose Bou Cali.
SecretGrl0- Senior Jaime Bou Cali.
Zesorer0- -SefIor GuillermO Rengel
N0cGze8- SeGores Enrique Delgado.
Francisco Rodriguez. Aurelio Cruz,
Pedro Moreno. Francisco Martinez.
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MI GRATITUD

Vuelto al trabaio. sano y fuerte CO.
mo antes. despu6s de haber sufrido
una diffcil operation quir6rgics, esti-
mo como deber ineludibIe expresar
p6blicamente mi gratitud & aquellos q
quienes deb0 tan sefialadas pruebas de
interesarse por mi saIud.
En- primer termino al doctor don
Rafael Velez Lopez, competente ciru-
janO & cuya ciencia y poricia hube de
encomendarme triunfando 81 levol-
vi6ndome 10 mas preciado en- la vida:
Ia salud.
Tambi6n expreso mi gratitud al ha-
bill practicante don Luis C6rdova, que
secnnd6. de manera inteIigente, los es-
fuerzos del joven ilustrado galeno
Velez Lopez,
Siempre les recordar6 con intense
afecto Y con ESQ que en- las almas bue-
mas Y honradas no muere nunca: la
gratitud.
Juan Sierra.
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EEL CATALAN.
DE ANGELET HMNOS.
II, San lose II

En- este acreditado estabIecimiento
de dulceria, Sc acaban de recibir dull
ces seIectos de Italia, de las famosss
fabricas de s. Venchi y Ca. y Morton
do = GarigliO.
Gran surtido de saquitos modernis-
tas, infnidad de santos para ramiIIe-
tes. Especialidad On carameIos del
pals. 15V.a
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COMODIOlD

Hemos visto instaladas en- varias
ofcinas de esta Capital las mesillas
giratorias, para typewFiters. que
venden los senores Sanchez Morales
& Co. Son verdaderamente como
das y no deben faltar en- ninguna
parte donde haya una maquina de
escribir. " a.
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Nu0Va r0meSa.

Por el 6ltimo vapor de Hamburgo
han llegado las famosas salchichas y 10
celebrada MantequiIla danesas, marca
SHeyman0; las que obtuVieron primer
premio en- la Exposition Regional de
Curacao.
De venta al por mayor detalle en-
ell AImac6n de
ANDRES CROSAS.
80 v. 8. Marina.
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iHABAJO MON0POLIOS!!!

Hilo de coser ingl6s superior en- ca
rreteles de 200 yardas, para sastres v
costureras, ell mas barato mejor del
mundo.
Lo venden en- sus aImacenes por ma
yor y al detail S. Melon & Co, San
Justo 10. Puerto Rico. d.
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NoTEThe ofseas
by etran
ticket $500
conductor del tn RI de cada bne
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO

Schedule Of trains $780,
E BEAD DOWN Juan Areeibo camuy
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En- esta imprentR &c Vende papaI de
paFi6dia0 visiO 5000 auiptsl
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ConsuItas particuIares de 284p. N
para los nohras de 8 & 9 8 3
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)FORTALEZA ~
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
Roth Sentenced to Death.

BELMONT, N, Y, July 16. The
whole story OF the murder Of John
Van Gorder and his half sister, Anna
Farnham, at the Van Gorder home
stead, near Angelica, on the night of
May 3, was told on the witness stand
by Giuseppe Versacia, one of their
slayers For an hour and half Yer
sacia sat in the witness chair and told
the story of the murder. He made q
desperate effort, by putting the brunt
Of the crime on Antonio Georgia. who
was convicted yesterday, to secure q
life sentence, but the jury did not be-
lieve he told the whole truth. After
fifteen minutes elaboration they re-
turned a verdict finding him guilty of
murder in the first degree. While the
jury was out Antonio Georgia was sen
fenced to death. Following the verdict
Of the jury Versacia was also SEN
fenced to death.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16

Special sacrifice in each department
at Currans to clear up stock before in
ventory.
Good prices offered at Grieve, Bis
set q Hollands for Saturday night
buyers.
j. ID. Mullings & Sons SIS suits are
the ones that sold as high as SO
Underwear prices cut in two.
The very best floral work at sum
mer prices at Dallas's 80 Union and
Ii South Main street
Always something new in novelties
at I. Chase's. All styles Of outing
hats.
Look over the list of values in the
Mill End sale at Reid Sc Hughes for
tonight.
The Franklin car meets the popular
requirement. for power and speed
The IT, Fl. Towle Go.
Glassware, china and crockery on
sale prices at Magner's New York
bargain store.
Investigate the prices the briggs &
Smith Go have put on pianos and
organs.
A Mailhiot has marked goods al
cost, some less, for the ten days sale
Ladies cambria wrappers at Miller
& Peck's for 49c; Scotch mixture suits
$4.9S.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
PRISONERS GOT
AWAY SAFELY

Burlington, vt, July 16.-The three
prisoners who escaped from Fort
Ethan Allen Thursday night had not
been captured up to this forenoon and
Colonel Rogers. the commander Of the
fort, feared that the men had reached
Canada. Colonel Rogers, referring to
the escape of the men to-day stated
that the sentry at the fort was seen
with the deserters In a boat on Lake
Champlafn and that an investigat ton
would be held. The two troops of
cavalry sent out yesterday after the
runaways returned during the night
after an unsuccessful search.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
PURELY PERSONAL.

| Miss Marie Mcclure OF Baldwin
street is at the shore.
Timothy Larkin of Holy Cross col
lege is visiting friends in this city.
Albert Moore of Pemberton> street
Is enjoying q vacation Of two weeks.
Roland Franklin Andrews is enjoy
Ing a two weeks vacation in Rhode
Island.
Miss Blanche Clark OF North River
side street is spending her vacation
In South Hampden.
Mr. and Mrs I'll P. Starr of Highland
avenue have gone to Boston to spend
two weeks vacation.
Patrick Carroll and family of North
Willow street are spending the summer
at Fort Trumbull Beach.
| Miss Emma J. Manville of North
Willow street is summering at the
Tate cottage at Madison
Mrs Oscar w. Noble of Franklin
street is spending vacation of two
weeks at Block Island and Provi-
dence.
Merritt Tompkfns of Hillside ave-
nue. has returned from Stratford
WAC1I Az AA0 nNGh LllG guest OIL
friends.
Martin Mitchell, instructor in Seton
Hall university, is spending the sum-
mer vacation at his home on East
Main street
Mrs George Rankin of Housatonic,
Mass, is spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs Howard Murgatroyd, of
Dikeman street.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Gill and family
of Southington have returned home
after spening a week at the home of
Hugh Fox of Cherry street.
Miss Edna Johnson of the Boston
School of Oratory is spending the
summer vacation at the home of her
parents on Chestnut avenue
Miss Rose Lawlor of South Elm
street, who has been the guest of her
brother, the Rev Luke Lawlor of
Danbury, has returned home.
Harry Cassidy of East Main street,
studenk at Niagara university, is
spending the summer vacation - in
working for large clothing house in
Niagara.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
GOT HER CHILD.
Mrs Rankin Surprised the People OF
North Willow Street.

Residents of North Willow street
had u sensation of their own about 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when Mrs
LENA Rankin, who separated from her
husband SOME time ago and Is now
living in another part of the state,
called at the residence OF Fred Wat
kdns, BOZ North Willow street, where
her eighteen months old son, George,
was being cared for at the expense OF
his father raped at the door, was adj
mitted by q German servant and hur-
rded upstairs where she found the lit
tie bot amusing himself ON the floor.
picked the baby up in her arms,
Glasped him to her bosom and hurried
out into the street with the precious
freight and got out OF sight before the
family could catch her. A search was
instituted for the woman and the
baby, but the mother managed to keep
out of the way of her pursuers. Little
George yelled Justify when he found
himself being hurried off and some of
the neighboring women along the way
protested, but the woman promptly
told them to mind their own business,
adding that she was attending to hers.
The Incident created profound SEN
sation in the neighborhood and shows
how easy it is to accomplish a feat of
that kind when one goes about 1t with
a determination to succeed. The
child had been stopping with his faith
err ON Cherry street. but he got wind
of the intended raid OF his wife and
sent the baby to the Watkins resi-
dence, supposing, no doubt, that the
change would not come to the know
ledge of the mother. She located 1t
just the same and carried out her mis-
sion In "a manner that phazed every
body about the place for the time be-
ing, nobody having he courage to step
forward and question her right to the
chilli
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
king Broke His Neck.

BUFFALO. July 16.-The central
New York circuit meet brought out q
large crowd. G. G. Whiteheads PAGER
King stumbled and fell, breaking his
neck. His driver, George Turley Of
Salkirk, m. X, was badly injured. In
the 2:1T trot Thomeboy won first mon
ey, Redwood second and Louis Purcell
third; best time, 2:1eA Honest Joe
won the AIT pace, Donnal second, Bon
ME Patchen third; best time, 2;1614.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
FOUND NEAR TRACKS.
nan Picked Up az Stonington With
Ton OF His Head Gone.

Stonington, July 16.The body of a
man with the top OF the head gone
was found early to-day alongside the
railroad track at Baldwdn's bridge,
one mile and half east of here. The
man was evidently a tramp and had
been knocked off a train by the bridge.
The body was removed to Stonington
after it was viewed by Medical Exam
liner Stanton. There was nothing in
the clothing to give a cue to Identified
ton.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
Loon the Loop Fatality,

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, July 16.--Miss
Ethel Boyd of Cleveland died last
night as the result OF injuries receiv-
ed In an accident on the loop the loop
at Celeron. Miss Irene Broadwell, also
Of Cleveland, another victim, is in a
dying condition The coroner and the
district attorney have begun an inves-
tigation.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
Beeman indicted For Murder.

WINSTED, Conn, July 16.--An in
dictment charging murder In the first
degree has been returned by the grand
jury against Sherman Beeman Of West
Cornwall, who shot his wife and then
attempted suicide In North Canaan last
Memorial day. Besman and his wife
had been separated for some time, and
he is alleged to have been angered
over her refusal to return to live with
him.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
White Goods

2s-inch Corded White Lawn, suit
able for shirt waists and suits,
regular value 121ac, mill Endn
sale price sac
Al Bleached Cotton, heavy weight,
good value for SC, mill End"
sale price 4Ac I'd
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
FEDERAL inquiry ON slocum Wreck.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The fed
eral commission appointed to investi-
gate the steamer General Slocum dis
aster will commence it's inquiry in New
York city next Tuesday. It will seek
to ascertain as fully and thoroughly
as possible the nature and causes of
the disaster and the circumstances sur
rounding the case and will consider
any additional matter that may be
suggested.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
Daed Trying to save Her Son.

GLOUCHsTER, Mass, July 16.-Mrs.
Katie Miller, thirty years OF age sacri-
feed her life here in IN endvavor to
save her two-year-old son Augustus,
who had run on to the Boston and
Maine railroad tracks at the rear OF
their horne and In front OF an approach
ing passenger train. Both mother and
son were struck by the locomotive and
instantly killed.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-16
MIX uoled on raIsd RAN.

NIlW YORK. July 16--NeW use has
Been disaoseraa Tor tho 4sdeadly third
faile On che Hfooktga bgidgs. 4 Whn1e
can Ut BOfty Quarts sK milk was Boiled
to turn and the can nearly melted
before the police and men from the
engineers force went to the rescue and
hnueked the biw can ftoHa the third
fAii isa1B tie aaasf HavsH.
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rnteraerenlal rraae putaen.

CApn TOWN, July 10.-,rhe Gazette
lnnouncss that the South African
Dtates Will Ia the future grant ersfegsn-
Hal customs treatment to Canada. in
exchange for which Canada will ex-
lend to South Africa the same customs
preference that she gives to Great Brit.
In.
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New Governor Fer Newfoundland.
ST. JOHNS, N. r., July &C. Sir vii.
liam MaeGregor, recently governor OF
Lagos, who has been appointed govern
or Of Newfoundland in succession to
SIR Cavendish Boyle, 10 expected 10 as
sumo his office next nannth.
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1
Notions

500 yards Best Quality Glazed
Basting Cotton. was &c a spool,
mill End" sale price 2 for &c
Best Quality Fish Eye Ocean Pearl
Buttons, in 5 sizes, were 1Oc to
15c n dozen, 'AIill End sale
price Sc dozen
Fancy Silk Collar Faggoting, all
colors, regular price 25c, mill
End sale price Toe yd
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w ash Goods

36-inch Black Sateen. worth Csc a
yard, mill End" sale price 10c I'd
All our 15c and 19c Lawns and Ba-
tistes, regular stock, good assert
ment of colors. mill End' sale
price 91ac I'd
Chiffon Border. q beautiful wash
fabric, worth 25c, mill End"
sale price 15cyd
Best Quality American Gdnghams,
regular price 1213c, mill End"
sale price 7Ac yd
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TIMELY TOPICS.

Special sacrifice In each department
at Currans to clear up stock before in
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