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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30
La escuela de agriculture
LOS EXAMINES DE INGRESO

La Universidad de Puerto Rico
anuncia los examenes que tendran lu-
gar para la admission al Departamento
de Agriculture. el cual Sc abrira ell 23
de Enero de 1905. Los examenes es-
taran bajo la inspection de los Supe-
rlntendente de EscuelaS de sus respec-
tivos distritos. Los candidates deben
tener por 10 menos I6 af1os de edad,
gozar de buena salud y ser capaces de
soportar considerable trabajo ffsico, ell
cual sera necesario para la instruction
eu la Agriculture. Sc espera que los
candidates podran tomar al dictado al
gunos trozos escogidos del Primer Y
Segundo Libro de Lectura, 6 libros
parecidos, y demoStrar TN conocimien-
to sufciente de las cuatro reglas fun
damentales de Aritmetica, 6 sean: su-
mar, restar, multiplicar y dividir. Sc
requirira una pequefia composition So
bre la Agriculture en- Puerto Rico,
para probar la habilidad que tengan
los candidates para expresarse en- el
idioma espafio1.
Para los candidates que salgan apro-
bados en- ell examen arriba menciona-
do, habra cuatro becas para cada dis
trito electoral por la cual tendran de-
recho q alimentacion, casa y lavado de
ropa. Los aspirantes que sc presenter
q examen con objecto de obtener bacas
ssf como el resto de candidates deben
dirigirse a los Superitendentes de Es-
cuelas de sus respectivos distritos, para
que Sc les den las necesarias so1icitu-
des instrucciones. Los examenes
tendran lugar el II de Enero de 1905
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30
Espana en- MarruecOs
FELICITACION AL GOBIERNO

La "Revista de Geografia Colonial
y Mercantil'' publica en- su dltimo n1-
nero la communication dirigida al Pre-
sidente del Consejo de Ministries por
la Real Sociedad Geografca, felicitan-
do al Gobierno por ell resultado obte :
nido en- las negociaciones seguidas
entire les gabinetes de Madrid y de
Paris.
Refriendose a Ia Declaration pu-
blicada en- la "Gaceta", Ise dice en- ell
aludido documento:
"La Real Sociedad Geografca 10
estima de capitalisima importancia,
porque, garantidas por anbas poten-
cias la ssberanfa del Sultan en- todo
Ell territorio que hoy constituye SD I'M
perio, cada una de aquellas, al cumplir
en- su respectiva esfera la mission de
velar por ell orden en- Marruecos Y
prestarle apoyo en- cuantas reformas
de indole administrative, economical,
fnanciera y militar pueda tener nece-
sidad, queda obligada a hacerlo sin
Interior prop6sito de dominic 6 pro-
tectorado, sin mermar la integridad Y
autonom1a del Imperio marroqu1; in
tegridad y autonomfa indispensables
para que Espaf1a pueda continuar de-
senvolviendo su accion comercial su
Influenza civilizadora en- Ell Norte de
Africa"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30
Nueva residencia
del DR.. MunoZ

Nuestro distinguido amigo doctor
don Gustavo Mufioz ha fijado su domi.
clio en- esta Capital en- la Gale de TIE.
tuan, mum. 81, teniendo ell telefono de
esa su casa particular, a la que trasla-
dara en- breve tambien su consultorio,
ell ndm. a5a.
Con gusto 10 hacemos pdblico para
eonocimiento de los amigos y clientes
del doctor Mufloz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30
La caritatsUa sei5orita Anaparo Fer
ndndez Mater, envi6 hoy dos be-
U5StmaS Naunecas.

Ell proyecto de dar TN juguete a los
nifios pobres el dfa de Reyes, va to-
mando un alcance inesperado. Han
hecho suya la idea la mujer puertorri-
quefla-ella siempre buena y genero-
say apreciables amigos de esta ciu-
dad. Forman la comision, las distin-
guidas sefloritas: Minina del Valle, Ro-
sta Rodriguez, Angelina Valdes, y
los caballeros doctor Manuel Quevedo
Baez, el quito y amable professor Con-
RADIO Asenjo y nuestro redactor seaor
Lewis.
Esta tarde, la seforita AmparoIFer-
nandeZ Mater, la tierna amiga de los
pobrcs, ha enviado dos elegant1simas
muf1ecas, rubias como Ell orc, vestidas
de blondas, raso, y deliciosamente
Icrfumadas. Ademas, dos trompetas,
para dos chicos. El reparto Sc verifi-
cara en- los saiones del Ateneo, ame-
nizando ell acto, una banda de m1sica.
iAdelante!
A continuation publicamos la ST.
guiente circular que Sc envlara ma
flana q varios amigos de esta. que
siempre han respondido las inicia-
twas filantropicas.
Sr. Observation-Disclosures.
San Juan.
Seflor:
Los frmantes, miembros de la CO.
mission formada con el fin de recolec-
tar dulces, juguetes 6 cualesqr1iera
otros art1culos titles, para repartir
entire los nif1os verdaderamente po-
bres de San Juan, esperan de vuestro
bondadoso corazon que contribuya
usted con 10 que sea possible, para Ell
mayor realce de esta fiesta, que tan
solo tiene TN fin benefco.
La sefIorita Micaela del Vale, es
la Tesorera y encargada de depos itar
los juguetes y demas artlculos, que
con dicho fin nos sean env1ados, y
todos los donativos pueden ser diri-
gidos a ella a la Gale de la Forta1eza
nt1m. 10.
Ell dfa anterior q la fiesta una rela-
cion de todos los donativos y las per-
sonas por quienes hayan sido hechos,
sera publicados en- algunos de los pei
riodico de esta ciudad.
Al mismo tempo Sc invita- u.s.
ted y su distinguida farnilia para el
acto de la reparticion, que a cargo de
varias sefIoritas, Sc hara, por papele-
tas distribuidas con anterioridad por
esta Comision, en- los salones del
Ateneo Puertorriquef1o, el d1a 6 de
Enero las cuatro de la tarde, y que
sera amenizado por una banda de MI
sica.
Esperamos de sus altruistas senti-
mientos, que cooperara usted Ia be-
nefca obra, enviando q esta Comision
un donativo cualquiera, por pobre
que a usted le parezca, bien en- me-
talico, en- dulces 6 en- juguetes, por
ell cua1 1e damos anticipadame ente,
nuestras mas espresivas gracias.
De usted atentamente,
Mic0eM del Valle.-ROsitG ROdr@-
gweg. eg.-Ahgelana Vald6s.-Doctoy N.
Quevedo Baeg.-Comrado Asewo.-J
E.. LeUiS.
(Nota.-Los donativos hechos en-
metalico, seran invertidos por una
comision de sefioritas, en- objetos apro-
piados para los nifios.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30
NOta del d1a

Y q CencmCS una SOClGudQ OF
ganiZada en- los Estados Unidos,
para la venta del cafe puerto
rriqueflo.
Y tiene esa sociedad para de-
dicarse a la venta del cafe cara
co1ilko y Hacienda, preciosos
anuncios, folletos de una impre-
sion nitida y de un gusto en-
cantador.
Un folleto de esos que parece
TN tomo de poes1as. 8 una de
esas guias confeccionadas con
admirable arte, por los gobier-
nos de algunos pafses america
nos, a fin de lamar la atencion
de los viajeros sobre los paisa
jes, las belleZas naturales del
pals, 8 los monumentos artist
cos. Libritos de reclamo que
constituyen un anuncio exec
lente.
AL News" lie GUSTAV los anun-
clos llamativos; todas esas COST
tas de arte, le agradan mucho.
Cuando yea Ell de la Colonial
Coffee Company, Sc va a poner
Contentisimo.
iAh, 10 que ell "News" habia
indicado-dira en- seguida. Pues
no seiior, no es 10 que habia in
dicado el bueno del colega, 81 no
10 que dijimos nosotros, 10 que
hemos sostenido siempre que el
nos decia que los agricultores
puerto1riq ueflos deberian ha-
Ger libros, cartelones, anuncios
y programs, muestras en- pa
quotes elegantes, abanicos y etc.,
todos esos objetos que son del
uso del comercio cuando quiere
acredltar un articulo de negocio.
Como parece que estamos la
mados a ejercer un constante
profesorado, sobre distintas ma
terias, siempre que discutimos
con Ell News, le dijimos aque-
lila vez que hiciera ell favor de
6jarse en- que no habfan de ser
los agricultores quienes Sc ocu-
pasen del anuncio. siuo los ven
dedores americanos para efec-
tuar su negocio.
Ahora vino la prueba.
Ell ultimO cOrreO -llegado nos
trae la noticia aliviadora de que
Sc ha tornado la Colonial Coffee
de una importancia considera-
bic para nosotros los habitantes
de Puerto Rico. Y esa compa-
fila sc dedica a la propaganda y
veuta de nuestro cafe.
La idea es excelente. Y es
motive de satisfaction para nos
otros. Ell saber que va Ell conner
clio de los Estados Unidos sc
ocupa como una especialidad,
merecedora de los mayores re-
clamos, del cafe puertorriqueflo.
Pero no podemos dejar de no.
tar, que 81 llega a ser tan gran
de la propaganda tan efcaz y
tan fecunda que todo nuestro
grano encuentra en- seguida, con
sorprendente un merca-
do consumidor, ell precio que
obtenga nuestro cafe, ST bien Sc
ra algo mas alto que Ell actual,
NO ha de llegar a la altura que
merece y que ha tenido antes,
mientras que no sc establezca al
protection arancelaria que esta-
mos pidiendo sin cesar. Porque
la profusion de cafe barato que
entire en- el mercado. ha de en-
puiar hacia la baja ell precio de
todo ell cafe, del superior in-
elusive, a 10 menos para 10
que respecta al cosechero, aun-
que Ell comerciante de Norte-
america contin1e realizando TN
buen negocio.
,Si a 10 menos Sc prohibiera en-
los Estados Unidos la entrada
de cafes superiores, rivales del
nuestro, va tendriamos asegu-
rado un precio mas alto que no
-l.s~ ~1A~--. 49, g. ~>.1~%@ -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-30
La fiesta a los ni1os pobres

Ell OLA DE REYES, PARECE QUE sERA
MAS 1MPoRTANTE DE Lo QUE Sc
PENS0.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
FAIRBANKS ARRIVES
AT WORLDS FAIR.
Vice President Elect Pays the St. Louis
Exposition a Hasty Visit-Must
Leave Soon.

81 Louis, Mo. Nov, 15-Nice Presi-
dent elect Charles w Fairbanks arrived
today from Indianapolis over the Van
daia and was met at Union station hy
President y. II. Francis of the expose
tiou and COL j, G. Butler. The party
entered Col. Buffers automobile and pro-
cccded to the st. Louis club. where
breakfast was taken, nfter which Scna-
fpr Fairbanks was escorted to the world !
Mir
Senator Fairbanks stated that MS de
cislon 10 ysit the exposition had been
made hastily, and that he would not be
able 10 remain more than one day. II
am feeling very WELL" he said, "and
want to sec the exposition if | have to
walk all the time | am here"
liurricdly arrangements were made for
entertaining the vice prc4idont-eIrct and
showing him IA much Of the exposition
as possible in the limited period of his
visit
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
BEGGED THOUGH WELLOFF
Kenosha Mother and Son Charged with
Getting Money Under False Pre-
tenses-Case Queer One.

Iienosha, Wis, NOV. Is. II Special.
year-oid son Edward is declared by the
police to be a most unusual example of
double life. The mother and child are
under arrest, charged with obtaining
money under false pretcnses. Though
wclI-to-do and living in comfort, the child.
it is said. was sent from door to door with
a pitiful tale, begging food and clothing.
The scheme WAS EXPOSED when someone
cndeavored to furnish all to the Suppo.-
cdIy needy family. Mr.. Lamcrson tho
husband. is Il we'll known and capable
artisan and knew nothing Of the begging.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
ISAD0RE RUSH BROWNS.
WELL-KNOWN ACTRESS PERISHES
AT SAN DIEGO, Cal.
Caught by High Wave and Carried Into
Deep Water While in
Bathing.

san Diego, Cal, 10 Miss Isadore
Rush, leading lady IN "Gltterins
Gloria and widow OF Roland Reed,
was caught by an immense wave yester-
day while in bathing with other members
Of the company and carried into deep
water.
She was rescued and brought uncon-
scious to the shore. Then her friends
and a number of doctors worked fran
tlcally over her two hours in the effort to
restore consciousness, but at the end of
that time Miss Rush died
At the time the actress was carried on.
by the big wave, half dozen members
Of her company were in the surf with
her. The waves were unusually high.
Miss Rush was little farther ont from
shore than tllr others and was caught ny
hy the back flow of Il great breaker. The
struggles Of the actress to escape being
carried ont were seen by Il spectator. He
al once gave the alarm TO her friends
Assistance was at once hurried To her.
hut she was unconscious when brought
To shore. Physicians were called and
every means possible used To revive the
unfortunate woman, but without sue
cess.
Another member Of the company. MI
ton lierip'. who culCav0rcd TO rCScur
bis companions, was rendered unconscious
IN IN" attempt. ana was pulled out OF the
water ~ IT. Il. Smith. He was revived
after vigorous treatment
IN" accident occurred at point where
an Immense pilr Of rocks threw the water
INTO high surf. and it is poSSihl" that She
was injured 10y striking on one Of the
powders.
lSadore Rush was wen known in tbs
city. having apDrarcd here frcuurntly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
AWFUL NIGHT ON WRECK.
CREW or VESSEL BATTLE WITT
STORM FOR MANY HOURS.
Ship Goes on Bar OF Newfoundland an
Men Are Rescued in Exhausted
Condition.

Halifax, y. s.. Nov. IL. While tho
storm was nj its height Monday nigh;
the Newfoundland schooner Volunteer,
Capt Yetman, from llarhor Grace log
Sydney. in ballast, stranded on LingaE
bar and became a total loss.
The crew spent terrible night on the
Inflated craft. over which the seas broke
with great force. The vessel held to-
rether and the crew was rescued IN an
exhausted condition early Tu esday. The
vessel had been abandoned.
The schooner William l.. from Prince
Edward Island. with a cargo of produce,
was driven ashore on Lodges AT the en-
trance OF the Whitehead harbor. The
rescue Of the captain, his wife and thu
crew was effected with the greatest din
Guilty
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
USED WOOD ALCOHOL.
State Dairy and Food Commission
Find That Lemon Extract
Contains Poison.
SUBSTITUTE FOR WHISKY.
Three Grocers Fined for Selling Spurious
Stuff-Woodsmen Also Given to
the Extract Habit.

MaGisnn, Wis. Nov. 1G.-I Special. /
That wood alcohol is used in the adulter-
alton of a certain brand Of lcmo" extract
sold IN Wisconsin, is the discovery Of
the dairy and fool commission. rhe re-
port that a man in the northern part of
the state had died from drinking this
extract led To the investigation and u
bottle Of the suspected liquid was ana
lived. Ii was found to contain a con
siderable quantity Of the poison. and
steps were taken to eliminate the sale Of
the spurious stuff
Three grocers were arrested and fined
for selling the stun, but it is believed
that they were ignorant of its harmful
nature.
The Investigation discloses the fact
that the extract is used hy the lndlans
who are not allowed to har" whisky and
also by woodsmen when they are un-
able to get strong drink
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
STANDARD OIL DIVIDEND.
Trust Declares Profits of Only 80 Per
Cent, a Falling Off from
Last Year.

New York, Nov. l5-Thc Standard
Oil company of New Jersey today de-
clarod a dividend Of 81 a snare payable
December L.. Last year a dividend Of
ST. was declared for payment on the
same date Tolay's dividend declaration
makes a total dividend for the year OF
30 per cent. compared with II per cent.
in 1902
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
VARICOCELE.
Yaricocele Impairs Vitality and De-
strOys the Elements of Manhood.

want every man afflicted with Vari-
cocele, Blood Poison, Nervo-Vital De-
bility, or allied troubles to come to my
Office, where | will explain to him my
metnod of curing these diseases. in
wife in particular all men who have be-
come dissatisfied with treatment else
where. | viii explain to you why you
have not been cured, and will demon
strate to your entire satisfaction why
can cure you safely, quickly, and per-
manently. MY COUNSEL WILL
COST YOU NOTHING, But NY
CHARGES FOR A PERFECT CURE
WILL BE REASONABLE AND NOT
MORE THAN YOU WILL BE WILL
ING TO PAY FOR THE BENEFITS
CONFERRED. | WILL DO By YOU
AS | WOULD WANT YOU TO DO
BY ME- IF OUR CASES WERE
REVERSED.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
POWDER-MILL EXPLOSION.
Punching House at Webb City Blows Up
Two Killed and Two
Injured

Joplin. Mo. Nov 10 The NO
punching house IT the Independent
Powder works at Webb City, near here,
exploded today. killing William Queen of
Carthage and Byron G. BIanstctter, who
lived nearby. Dalton Trim and q. NJ.
Gon, employees, we're badly hurt.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
Cashier Butler Is Sentenced.

Joliet. ILL.,. Nov. - Andrew H. But
Ter, cashier OF the defunct Exchange
bank OF l.oekport. was denied new trnl
today. aud sentenced to an indefinite term
Ter nearly broke down when he was led
to jail
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
ENGINE DERAILED, ONE KILLED.


ErI"usyIUr- "a. NV Il \ nhIftine
engine on tue rfnb0rg. yirenn &
Charleston railroad iii INTO al oprn
switch aud wa4 drra5rd today George
Ni.lnms, engineer. uH- Instantly killed
Samuel Dardeun, hfemau. family III.
Jarcd and George Love- brakcna9 40.
rioualy hurt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
GEO. BENWAY ON TRIAL.
Madison Man Is Charged with Attempt
ing to Kill Wife and Himself
Both Now Well.
Madison, Wis. +,

Madison, Wis. Nov 10 Special. /
George Bcnway is on trial on the charge
OF attempting to murder his wife. At
the sane time he is said to have tried to
Kill himself Both have recovered.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
JAP LOAN ALL TAKEN.
Subscriptions Exceed Issue by Tcnfold--
BIDS in London Amount to 5000
100000 ior s3o.ooo. 900 Offered

london, Noy II Subscriptions 10 tho
Japancse loan wnrr closed ~ noon to-
day i i stated thu The bids for tir
S3oooo~ offered ~ London uEEro gate
500 .0OO.DJ0.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
KUROKI NOT DEAD.
Japanese Government Denies Report Sent
by Russian War Core
spondent.

Toxic. Nov. l5-Thc japanese army
staff pronounce the report of Gen. Ku-
rukis death to be absurd.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
REPUDIATES CHURCH.
Mary Gwendol;ne Caldwell Marquise Ges
Monsters, Has Renounced
Catholicism.

New York. Nov 15.-Thc Associated
Press has received the following. Before
giving 1t publication, It's authenticity bae
been fully verified by cable from Rome
Rome, Oct 30, 1904 Editor OF the Asso
lated Press: You have AIy full permission
TO PRINT the enclosed, and give IL as W4de u
lsgnedj MARQUIS DIES MONSTERS
Dear Editor: II may Interest some ~
your readers ~ know that the Nargu!se des
Monstcirs MeTinyiie, formerly Miss NJ. g.
Caldwell who. Ii VIII be remembered,
founded the Roman Catholic university at
Washington some years ago, has entirely
repudiated her former creed. Ia an inter.
view with Inc the other day she said.
Yes, It Is true tina; | have lutt the
Roman Catholic church. S.ncc | have been
living IN Rome lIy eyes have been uptaed
To what that church really II and to lis
anything but sanct!ty. But the trouble X -
much further back than THIS, HrluE natlr-
ANY religious my Imagination Was emily
SAught oy the Idea o.. dong some. mag %
iiit the church from tho Lowry puiat 'u
which u occupied ia America, 80 ] Thought
or a university or higher school whore its
Clergy could ue edurutod. uId, II pp,s.at,
refined. OF course. iu this. / WJ> .Itats
fnnuenred by 4shoY Spnd.ns ~ Peoria,
who represented Il To Ae as one ot tlt
Creates works Of the day.
Gave Third of Fortune.
when | was f. / turned oyer 10 'Acm
one-th!rd OF my fortune ior taat purpose
I'm
mystlf Of The sub.I., ,.. ,,,#.'..,,.. L.'
huence OF a CA4!cA. waI.A prctrHl-. mott
only to the privilege Of bong .tnr uuy trur
church, but OF h,lEx ut'lr "u." io open
the gstcs 81 heaven {" 1"'""iH., r.aIH,
~ ."s. Wy 100 .u.'s s'', 1'''.'
pudiain and .a., m .ib.. .,'k,.. O.. Ko,np 80
30 saying the marqa.se politely dismissed
me.
1t will be remembered lHui the Marqus'
des Monstcirs Acrn'Iiir aud her sister, u"
bafohess Won Hccd"''H Afr We H"uE'r'H
'"c "a "a''i u l,u - az"
ShnrtIT 6efore bls ann Vr G,i1we.. be-.
cane a convert To- roman Catholicism ana
left his children 10 tAc care OF irish cain
olics IN New York, whom his wife had met
In church circles. lnr Younger sister mar
nad, some hit"en J'"5s aE"' q "'I, ,,..,'
also left the Roman Cn.A. communion.
In Very Bad Health.
r,o oidor ,,,. hn,, u, ,.ry MAD bcalth for
romn Years. from having 10 orcnpy a pos,
zion before the world as a prominent Roman
CathoIc which was not real one. and into
which her eN rene generosity led nrr, as a
youhe ana Ih'Npv' '''''l t.", - a."
.as'' n,I o." Hi,n1 ..' '"H ~ no., ,nc,sfars
~
N.rv cx,,JaIi,. ,-alJvyeII il tbn
aon.i',,r - \V'H",', G,,akcs,nsrn enid.
49, v,b, ,r,,. l.,,'p = Montreal man.
aear IN F,.,,,n3 .r,tis1 IN NirbnouJ
~. d i,''..',,i'.'i, ,,a't, , Ior,,. garf,,nr
HA @n4 c,'" 5o oi' @L ror a"''g'
Ton;. Na1f,'. HI n,i,.r r,,i,. IL mnr
So Lo,uty MI G,Id,yc0 and brr
s ssy In's .,enl ,ho -"in,ncrs ~ ~,
80, ,,h..r,', tI', I,L y, ,,,,,,m,,.,,,t L,,ns,.
ID ud ,'.noIt, ,.5s5,I ,',rt ~ ,b,. ,'',tnr
wben th"y arro mot abraod in Nav
VI, ~ ,to ,.,,i 80 NIX fntt.r Ill.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17

Maxim Cork attended the perform
ance of one of his plays II Iielsingforrs
recently. and was accorded inmnltnans
reception. showing that on" Russian il
popular in Ii"l""d
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-11-17
ACCUSE CAPITALIST OF ARSON
G. X. Letcher in Custody at San Jose iot
Ohense Committed in Ohio.

Toledo, o.. NOV, - The arrest or
George X. LetcAef. a retired capitals, ~
Williams county 9. az Snu Jesse Cal.
II thought 70 be The elimination fl 4
series Of seusatioua. arsuu tHsr. fbat
have puzzled Northwestern Ohu author.
titles since early u the 1Os I.tgh,y
IL charged WIN having ST nre Nj ma
stores Of e. Wynn At Montpelier iu 1871.
Fifty thousand dollars was collected N,
INSURANCE. Lc'cher sappcara1 ana tho
IRE, aud twelve years ago turned ul Il
San Jose. lie : uo~ wealthy H. ~.
rest was partially accomplished through
the confession Of Jack Paige. the raiDon,
Ohio hreDug
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Colored Baptists.

A number of Colored Baptists met
in the building of the First Baptist
church November 22nd, under the
leadership of Elder ]. B. Bell for the
purpose of organizing the Second Bap
list church of Roswell. There was a
program in which several took part,
Fourteen were received as candidates
for baptism. Election of officers then
took place, at the close of which the
meeting adjourned. Elder Bell comes
highly recommended by church work
ers in other states. The church will
hold Thanksgiving services Thursday
morning at II o'clock. A reception
will be held in the church in the eve
ming at eight o'clock. All are cord
tally invited.
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Good Einht Expected.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 23.-Quakel
City fight followers are looking for
ward to seeing one of the best ights
tonight that has ever been pulled of
in this vicinity. The bout will be be.
tween Tommy Ryan and Jack Root
and will take place under the aus
pices of the National Sporting Club.
The articles call for 165 pounds one
hour before entering the ring, and re
ports from their respective training
quarters r to the effect that both
men are down to weight. Root is one
of the cleverest short-distance fight
ers in the business and as tonight,s
go Is to be a six-round affair it is ex-
pected that he will give Ryan a hard
tussle for the lonors and the purse.
Jack McGuigan mas been selected to
referee the contest.
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Games Tomorrow.

The bowling alley will not be clos
ed at all tomorrow, but instead will
open up an hour earlier than usual.
There will be bowling from eight in
the morning until twelve at night.
This will give all who can take adj
vantage of the holiday an opportunity
to get plenty of exercise. Several
match games are scheduled and spec
tators are invited to see the games.
Prizes are offered as usual for the
highest scores.