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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-16
MARINE BAND CONCERT
At THE WHITE HOUSE

The usual Saturday afternoon concert
OF the Marine Band will be performed
at the White House tomorrow. begin
ming al $50 o'clock. This Is the pro-
gram:
March, National Capitol Centen-
Overture. Ill Guarany'' ....-..-.g. Comes
Music de ballet. "Coppelia 1000. Delibes
Cornet solo. "FloCktOnian Polka -Case$
Musician Fran r. Todhuntcr
Grand fantasia, The Gotterdammer-
ung" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wagner
Hungarian Dances Nos. . and g..
Brahm
Concert KalOp. "Husarenritt". ......--.
Santelmaun
National anthem. THE Star spangled
Banner" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h ey
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informed himself Of the views of such
men as Henry Gassaway Davis and Ar
thur Pue German on protection to
American industries. or else he seems to
believe that a judicial mind is privileged
TO stand for its theories regardless Of
current political exigencIes
Long contention sickeneth the heart. "
according to some OF the wise men who
look into such matters. and William J..
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Fest uits at S475.

The celebrated "Tearabout" and
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front. Material Is best grade Of dOU-
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patterns, and Innings are best Italian
cloth. Double breasted style.
The biggest moneys worth ever Of
fered at 81 Is
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leading members of his party who in
sist they yearn zealously for his sue
cess, and yet assert their unqualified
opposition" to policies which some Of
the party leaders either vigorously favor
or at least squirt at" with one eye to
Ieeward.
Opposes Davis Views.
The statement quoted is strong evil
dence that Judge Cullen has either not
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-16
CLAM SUIT WILL TEST
TOWNS TITLE TO LAND

BABYLON, l.. l.. Sept. 1s.-Suit has
been commenced by this town against
TN citizens To recover the value OF
ct.uns taken from ground under the
water OF Great South Bay
The purpose OF the suit is to test the
validity OF the towns ancient title 70
this land
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Boys Furnishings.

Silk Shield Bows for school wear.
usually l5c. for &c.
School Caps, in plain blue serge and
fancy cheviOt. Norfolk, Golf, and
Yacht styles. usually 5oc for 25c.
Trumpet" brand Collars. pure lin
en-, for 25c.
Shield bosom Laundered Shirts.
good quality white muslin. with un-
ION linen bosom, sizes 70 10 Il neck
band. 49C.
Doc Flannelette Night Robes, zoe.
Blue Serge Norfolk Top Tam
O'Shanter Hats, usually Toe, for 49c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-16
PLATT GIVES WAY
TO TIM WOODRUFF

Triumph of the unbroken pdell slate.
after the graceful withdrawal Of Tim
Woodruff, caused most haru 1nious sun
shine to flood the Republican State con-
venticn at Saratoga yesterday after
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Bows 81 Suits, $3.50.

Thirty different patterns in boys
two-piece Suits OF strictly ALL
WOOL materials. IN sizes from 6 10
16 years Made Of the best wearing
heavy weight Cassimeres and Chew
tots. in Norfolk and Double-breastcd
STYLES; IN medium and dark patterns;
also plain navy blue.
Sewed with silk extra good Innings,
full cut and well-tailored.
Regular 81 values at $3.50.
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MUST STAND THIRD TRIAL.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. l6.-Jude. Har-
rison has denied the motion made by
County Attorney Boardrnan to mol. pror.
the ten indictments standing against
former Mayor A A. Ames for bribery
and corruption
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EOys' 81 uits, $3.50.

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Made in Elton Sailor and Sailor Col
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Made with as much care and alton
ton 70 details as the best clothing
produced.
Intended to retail at A-we offer
them tomorrow at $3.50
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Bows So Suits, SI.89.

Boys splendid School Suits OF
Fancy Dickey Mills Kersey, ono Of
the best wearing materials possible
to get Made in double-breasted
style; in a variety OF brown, graz,
olive. and other dark colorings, in
checks and broken plaids. All sizes
from TO 16 years.
No better suits arc Obtainable in
Washington for less than $500.
Sale price, $1.s9.
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Boys Wool Pants, 4sC.

800 dozen pairs OF boys wool and
wool mixed Knee Pants. in neat pat
termed CheriOts. Cassimeres. Worst
eds. and Kerseys. All sizes from 3 10
10 years. Good sturdy materials that
will give long service. Sale price, 45c
a pair.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22

.ofendido y castigar al ofensor. Pre-
sentense los cargos de fraude, injusti-
cla 6 parcialidsd, "defnidos, concre-
tos". Deseo aprovechar esta oportu-
nldae para decir las personas los
perlodicos que hsgan acusaciones de
traude en- general, que no Sc perdera
tempo en- exigirlos, que presenter sus
cargos concretos. "A probar 6 a ca
llarse" sera Ell lena.
Acusaciones generates ademas de
ser un eStigma contra el pueblo
de toda la isla, rafejara directa-
mente sobre el honor ingridad de
cada uno de los tres mil quinientos
funcionarios de elecciones, y, 81 Sc hi
cleren tales acusaciones, cada uno de
dichos funcionarios, que hubiera cum
plido con su deber, tendria ell derecho
de exigir de esas personas 6 de esos
perlodlcos que presenter cargos con-
cretos de modo que pueda saberse 1e
nombre de los que hubieran faltado y
recayera sobre ellos el peso de la res
ponsa5ilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22
Una ASamblea Cat0liCa

Sc estan hacienda los trabajos pre-
l1mlnares pare celebrar una gran
asamblea catolica Ell esta Capital, ell
d1a ocho de Diciembre.
De todos los pueblos de la isla, ven
dram dos delegados 4 la asamblea de
catolicos que Sc celebrara en- ell teatro.
Probablemente, en- dicha asamblea
Sc tratara y acordara la organization
de I'm diario cat@lico, esencialmente
catolico, que Sc publicara en- la Capt.
tai; y Solamente en- San Juan habra
fiesta ese d1a en- honor a la Virgen.
La asamblea catolica del ocho de
DiCiembre sera I'm suceso culminante.
que ha de revestir inmensa impor-
tancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22
La policia y los bomberos

Estan los j6venes que componen la
"Brigada de Salvadores" del cuerpo
de bomberos, en- actitud de protesta
contra a1gunos policias que trataron
de impedir, por la violencia, que Sc
acercasen los salvadores la casa en-
que ocurrio el conato de incendio,
hace dos dfas.
Ell jefe de la brigada presentara,
segdn Sc nos ha informado, una mo-
ci6n al alcalde, pidiendo que Sc garan-
tice ell ejercicio de la noble tarea a
que Sc entregan durante los incendios,
6 de 10 contrario Sc abstendran de
prestar auxilios en- los siniestros que,
desgraciadamente puedan ocurrir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22
Las maeStraS de ingl6S

Mas de Glen maestras de ingles han
llegado a San Juan, esta mafiana en- ell
vapor ,"Caracas".
Todas son ciudadanas americanas,
y es de suponer, por 10 tanto, que CO.
nozcan la lengua inglesa.
En- 10 sucesivos vapores iran llegan-
do remesas de profesoras.
Esto no puede Ser mas con fortador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22
Para ell bale
de BemcficenCia

El sefIor Arturo Igaravidez ha con-
feccionado unos artfsticos distintivos
que llevara la cornision del bale de
Benehcencia que Sc eSta organizando
para el d1a tres de Octubre.
Ell distintivo es simbolico y tiene
artisticamente entrelazados los atriba-
toS de la Carload.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22
lNotas sspeciales para Ell BoLBryN]

En- la tarde del domingo diez
ocho del actual Sc llevo a efecto un
gran meeting del partjdo Unionista
en- Ia casa de don Jacinto Seiio Mar
t1nez. Asistieron muehas personals.
Hicieron uso de Ia palabra, los sefio-
res Jose Orsini y don Miguel Flores,
siendo oidos sus discursoS con gusto;
termino ell acto con el mayor orden
como 4 las seis de la tarde. Sc pro-
cedio al nom mbramiento de de1egado
para asistir a la designation de candi-
dates para los cargos piblicos y re-
sult6 electo por unanimidad el seflor
Seijo y Martinez Fueron obsequja-
dos los concurrentes por los duefos
de la casa.
En- la noche del dia diez nueve, Sc
llevo a efecto una Junta del Comite
Democratic, en- la casa del presidente
del parlido don Crisanto Guzman. pro-
|cediendose al nombramiento de Dele
gados q la Camara insular, fueron
favorecidoS los sehores siguientes: pro-
pietarios don Frank. L. Amadeo, don
Jacinto Seijo y Garcia, don Miguel
Salas, don Nicanor Wichy don Teo-
domiro Ramirez de Arellano. La
election de dichos seflores ha sido
muy bien acogida.
Para el dia veinte y dos del actual
|se llevara 4 efecto en- el barrio de Sa-
bana. de esta Jurisdiction. un gran
meeting, al que asistiran los vecinos
de Vega Baja.
Seg11n hemos dido decir, ell domin-
go proximo Sc llevara efecto TN gran
meeting unionista en- Ell pueblo de
Corozal. Sc nota mucha animaci6n y
Sc dice que ira la orquesta de este
pueblo.
Correspensal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22

de Creta, estuvo en- los dias de la pri-
mera decena de Septiembre en- Roma,
con el fin de hacer presente al gobier-
no de Italia la urgente necesidad de
anexar la isla Grecia por razones
etnicas, politicas, religiosas y econ6-
micas.
La anexi6n debia hacerse como la
de Bosnia y Herzegovina al Imperio
austro-hdngaro. Creese que la res
puesta dada al principe fue, que Ell
gobierno italiano no estitnaba llegado
adn ell momento oportuno para paso de
tanta trascendencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22

En- FRANKFORT Sc celebr6 desde ell
dia de Septiem bre actual una con-
ferencia de varios dias entire los re-
presentantes de diversas empresas de
navegacion con objeto de pener fin a
la guerra de tarifas que las compafiias
Sc estan hacienda. Com mpanias, ale
manas de otras nacienes hicieron pro-
posiciones la empresa Cunard, cuyo
presidente, lord Inverclyde, prometio
tomarias en- consideration. Come las
negociaciones fracasaron, Sc esPeraba
ell dia siete que la empresa Cunard
efectuase una nueva rebaja en- los pre-
clos de pasaje dentro de breves dias.
La noticia de mayor sensaclon en-
Alemania ha sido la de la escapada de
la princesa Lusa, hija mayor del Rey
Leopoldo de Belgica, del Asilo en- que
estaba encerrada en- Bad Elster, Sajo-
mia. La princesa Luisa, que nacio en-
1888 estaba casada con el Principe
Felipe de Sajonia Coburgo, di6 un te-
TIlOlG eSCduudlO, lug ohuooS SA Ao0I
con Ell Teniente Matasich Keglevich,
del eiercito austriaco. Luego fue de-
tenida encerrada por loca, en- tanto
que al Teniente Sc lie juzgo y conden6
por falsifcador, aunque Sc lie indulto
al propio tempo porque la acusacion
era una trama con objeto de despres-
tigiarle ante los ojos de la Princesa.
Ella ell Teniente concertaren varias
tentativas de fuga, todas las cuales
fueron frustradas.
Finalmente como la princesa diese
sefales de haocrse despreocupado de
su amante, Sc ahojo un tanto la vigi-
lancia, y ell resultado fue la desapari-
ci6n del hotel en- que residla. A parte
de la seguridad de que ella y ell te-
niente Sc fugaron juntos, no hay la
menor idea de su paradero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22

Ell Ministro de Comercio frances ha
recibido Ell informe Official del fltimo
mpadronamjento hecho en- Francia,
que fue comenzado el af1o LOCI.
Arroj6 dicho documento un total de
3S,o6I,945 habitantes, 6 sea un aumen-
tc de solo 444,613 en- diez amos.
Las estadfsticas demuestran que
Francia es, de todas las naciones de
Europa, la que menos aumentan en-
poblacion.
Ell Papa Pho X ha dirijido una carta
al episcopado irlandes con motive de
la rsciente vista del Cardenal Vicente
Vannutelli a Armagh, espresando sa-
tisfaccion con la fe demostrada por Ell
pueblo irlandes, amin andole 4 perse-
verar y otorgandole la bendicion apos-
tolica.
Ell primer ministro frances Mr..
Combes pronunci6 ell dia un impor-
tante discurso en- Auxerre, delineando
la politica que Sc proponia seguir.
Dijo que su prop6sito era continuar
trabajando por la supremacia de la So
berania nacional y hacer de la socie dad
francesa una sociedad laica. La igle-
sia ha bfa desgarrado el concordato, y
seria el quien 10 remendase.
Ell riesgo de que Francia perdiese
Ell p1 otectorado de los cat6licos en-
Oriente, no era bastante metivo para
no efectuar la separation de la iglesia
y ell Estado que las CIRCUMSTANCES lie
habian ebligado insertar en- su pro
grama, junto con la reduction del ser
vicio militar, Ell impuesto sobre la rem
ia y las pensiones obreros ancianos
E invalidos, Mr.. Combes fue muy
aplaudido.
Monsefler de Nordez, ell obispo re-
factario de DiJon, dimitio Ell dia 6 su
obispado en- audiencia privada con el
Papa en- Roma.
Este acto, continuation del dis
curse de Mr.. Combes en- Auxerre, y
habiendo va ell obispado de Laval imi-
tado al de Dion, demuestra que ell
clero Clero alto y bajo de FIancia esta
en- masa con la autoridad suprema del
Pontifcado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22
Notas extranjeras

Durante una comida dada por ell
Emperador Guillermo y la Empera-
triz Augusta Victoria en- ell palacio
imperial de Altona (Alemania) a los
principales funcionarios del gran Du-
cado de Schleswig Holstein, Ell Kaiser
anunci6 los esponsales de su hijo ma
yor, ell principe de la corona Federico
Guillermo, con la duquesa Cecilia, her
mana del gran duque reinante de Nee
klenburgo Schwerin. Ell principe cum
plio ~ afos ell de Mayo dltimo y la
duquesa ha cumplido diez y ocho Ell
20 de Septiembre actual. Ell matri-
monio Sc efectuara en- Berlin prin
cipio del af1o proximo.
Nv
Ell arquitecto que trazo los pianos
para gestaurar la iglesia de Spires,
capital de Baviera Rhenana, escogio
los retratos de los siete hijos del En-
perador Guillermo, sels varones y una
hembra, cuando tenian cuatro amos
de edad para las caras de siete ange-
les en- las ventanas del presbiterio
Ell Emperador objet6 que sus hijos no
eran angeles, pero la Emperatriz Sc
apasion6 de la idea y logro Sc la pu-
siese en- practica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-22

Ha sido arrestado en- Tarento, lta-
liza, un telegrahsta montenegrino, bajo
acusaci6n de haber sustraido docu-
mentos importantes relatives la de-
fensa militar del pals y de que fueron
vendidos un gobierno extranjero, que
no Sc menciona.
Ha llegado Roma de incognito la
princesa Alicia de Borb6n, hija del
pretendiente don Carlos. Su objeto
es, segtin un peri6dico romano, dar
pasos cerca del Vaticano para lograr
la anulaci6n de su matrimonio con Ell
Principe Federico de Schomburg Wal
denburg. Ell mismo peri6dice apro-
vecha la OCCASION para desmentir la es-
pecie circulada POGO antes de que am
hos prfncipes habian efectuado una re-
conciliacion.
Ell principe Jorge, hijo segundo del
Rey de Grecia, comisionado general
de las potencias para gobernar Ia isla
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03
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When the blood is disordered every
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A Medal for "FarmerD Bryan.

LINCOLN, NEB.-William ]. Bryan
has been awarded a silver medal by
the Worlds fair management in st.
Louis on his exhibit of rye. The rye
was grown on Mr.. Bryan's farm near
Lincoln and was entered in compe-
tition against grain in many states.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03

Young Spoonamore lat the summer
resort)-"Dear girl" The Dear Girl
-"0rlando, you mustn't hold my left
hand so much. The other hand is get
ting all the tan."-Chicago Tribune.
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orders which kept me
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great relief by lessening the pain and
correcting the action Of the kidney
secretions."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price, so cents. Foster-Mil'
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03

On the back Of the business card
Of Zermatt shoemaker if the follow
ing notice: "Pay attention to this Wis
itors are kindly invited to brought
your boots self to the shoemaker, then
they are frequently nagled by the Por'
tier and that is very Manageable for
boots and kasts the same price,
Punch.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03

In after years a man begins to ap
preciate the woman who handed hin
the icy mitt.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03

age before beauty" said Falstaff,
a she attempted to enter before the
prince. mo! Grace before meat"
said the prince, gently. as he pushed
him from his path.,-Life.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03

II you don't get the biggest and best
IT'S your own fault. Defiance Starch
IL for sale everywhere and there 10
positively nothing to equal II In quail
ity or quantity.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03

Tam sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my uie three years ago.-MRs THos. ROBBINS,
Maple Street, Norwich, N. Y, Feb. II, 1900.
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write MURINE EYE REMEDY Co.. Chicago, n
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Wlgg-"She's a trim little thing
isn't she" wagg-"Naturally. She's
milllner."
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A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT.

Rev. Jacob D. Van Doren. of 81
Sixth street, Fond Du Lac, Wis,
Presbyterian clergyman. says: 81 hkd
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A good woman is usually too good
for any man, but unfortunately she
doesn't know II.
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The bow-legged man is apt to follow
bis natural bent
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When a man writes magazine poetry
that nobody can understand the peo
pie think II is their fault.
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Mrs. WInsloW's Soothing Syrup.
FOR children teething softens the gums, reduces IN
hAmmAtion, aays pain, cures wind collie. Csc bottle
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rhea (panul perods much that dreaded month";
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The Dat and Barrier crop viii Also Yield AbundanIlJ.
Splendid prices for all kinds Of grain, cattle
and other farm produce for the growing Of
which the climate is unsurpassed.
About 10000 Americans have settled In West
ern Canada during the past three years.
Thousands OF free homesteads Of 100 acres
tricta.
Il has been said that the United States viii
b. forced 70 import wheat within a very few
Pears. Secure farm In Canada and become
bne Of those who will produce IL
Apply for information 10 Superintendent Of
ImmIRrAtion, OTTAWA, Canada, OF 70 authorized
Canadian Government Aren't. 9. Crawford,
No iaa w Ninth Street Kannaa City No
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0lathe. Twenty quarts Of whisky we're
stolen from the express office and all
the old 'lushers" are afraid to get
drunk lest they may be accused Of bur.
glary.
An inquiry having been made to de.
termine what has become Of Newton's
prospect" hole, the Sedgwick Panta-
graph suggests that II has probably
been sawed up and sold to the farm.
ers as postholes.
Ex-Governor E. N. Morrill,, one Of
the richest men in the state, has APP
piled for a pension Of S12 a month
under the recent ruling that allows
pensions to all Union veterans above
the age Of 62 years.
The Paola Spirit demands that the
thirty loafers and toughs, black and
white. male and female" who infest
the community be made to get off
the streets and go to work honestly or
else get out Of town"
II don't want a member Of this con.
gregation to give to home missions
or any other cause" said HIawatha
clergyman in his sermon a week ago,
II he owes the butcher, the grocer,
the general dealer. the doctor or the
printer Pay your debts at home be-
fore you pay the debts yon owe the
heathens'