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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16
ROOSEVELT AS PRESIDENT.
eons Of tho Prominent Achfsvsmsat.
of the Administration.


Chicago Tribune.)
What, positively, has he (Rsossvslr
accomplished?
He has handed over to Cuba tie gov
eminent of the Cuban republic
He settled the anthracite coal strike
which for half a year had demoralizs<
the industries of the country.
When Great Britain, Germany aDt
Italy were attacking Venezuela be IN
duced them to desist, thus preserving ths
inviolability of the Monroe doctrine.
The three commissioners appointed By
him to discuss the Alaskan boundary
question gained a complete victory fss
the American contention.
The Cuban reciprocity treaty, whic1
had been defeated by one Congress, was
passed in a subsequent special session
because Roosevelt insisted.
By the creation of a bureau of corr
mercs and labor, for which his innu-
ence is solely responsible, the President
has taken the first definite steps toward
the solution of the trust problem Light
will be let in on the management Of the
trusts. Then, when their evils are dehR
itely, not vaguely, ascertainsd . Props
corrective can be applied.
The door to Ch1na's trade Has beso
kept wide open to our trade
But the most enduring benefit ne
President has brought to the country has
been the assurance that the Panans
canal would be finished. In the isthmiaA
imbroglio the President acted always
within the treaty rights of this natisAs
his of1icial conduct was eminently eer
rect. But were it not for his exceptional
adroitness and vigor during the crisis the
of the interoceanic canal wsul&
still be years in the future For nearly
400 years man has dreamed of piercing
the American isthmus. But 1t remained
for President Roosevelt to bring those
dreams within sight of realization. His
tory will record his connection with the
Panama canal as the most momsAtsuS
feature Of his first term.
Thus Theodore Roosevelt has been an
upright and painstaking, vigorous ant
useful, honest and patriotic President
It seems both wiser and fairer for the
American people to re-elect him rather
than to elevate in his place an untrisl
1urist, who, however exemplary his Dse
'onal character, has had practically ~
experience whatsoever to fit him for 10
most difficult position in the world
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

| the jerrueymen an increase Of wages frsu
| $3.50 t. S4.7S day: the agreeaest runa
Trenton. n. J.--ststistics show that the
| increase In the number OF manufa ctorier In
New JsDey In the last ten year, 10 almosf
double that q aay other state, the percent
Kansas city. Ns.--AmonE the noteworthy
improvements At Kausas City are $1,000
o00 soap factory: 31,000.000 oil refinery ard
sisvstors, additions t. terminal facilities
sceting t1.0000O0
Harrisburg. -Four hundred men ard
vensn srs t. Be- given smPisy%Is,nt IN rev Tn.
large farm Of foruer United States Senator
J. b. Cameron II to be transfsrrsd into a.
industrial village.
the Standard Tin Plate Company has re-
ssmed operations.
Minneapolis. Eastern capitalists are con
sep factory Al vinnes polls.
Salem, Ore.--One h1ndred thousand dol
lars 10 10 be Invested In . linen mill ~
sslsm. giving employment Y 100 vsrsous
Pittsburs.-rhs capital stsck Of the Tel
low Greek Coal Company q Wilkesbarrs,
Pa, has been increased 20 41,000,OOo the
coal asa in Brush and Saline Tewnships,
Ohio.
Evansville, OFT n positively stated that
the mines Of the crooksvilis district VIII al
Piftsburg. More than loo OF the 1,too
men laid on In the last three months by
the Westinghouse Electric ana Aanufac-
turing Company q East ritsssurx hs.s
chine and Air Brake Companies are rushed
with orders.
steamer ordered BY the Anchor Line to be
built b. the American shipbsilding Com
psEy.
Toledo.--Marine men are Specializing sn
an Increase Of sailors wages With the open
Ing Of fall trade. The wages are pow 81
per day, Or rs cent? higher than In pre-
fort Collins. CoIs.-Fifteen thousand dol
lars has been subscribed for the establish
ment OF canning factory at Fort Collins.
The enterprise IL being promoted BY the
Fort Collins Beet Grower Association.
Miiwsukce-Cspita1 stock Of the WILSON,
Nm Bridge and Iron Company increased
|21o, 900 to meet expansion OF business.
New Bedford, Mass Company organized |
With capital stock Of 5000. 600; will erect .
" ZOO spindle mill.
Wiikesbarre, Pa.-The 800 striking miners |
Il the Barnum Colliery OF the Pennsylvania |
,oai Company. at Pittston, have returned
PittsburR.--An unusually heavy move |
nent Of coal and coke Is reported At |
Ioungwood alone LOO loaded cars are
Detroit. ~sir-story addition to plant Of
he American Lady Corset Company, giving
Employment to 100 more persons
Ovid. AIich.-Board Of Directors elected
or proposed factory.
hows an Increase Of 2,107 acres OF broom
orr planted this year over last year.
Norwnlk Conn.-Industrial differences
etwsen manufacturers aud their employees
D the Norwalk district have been adjusted
. satisfactorily to both sides
New York.-The new $0.0o0.OO0 Hotel
stor will be opened for business Sept ~.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

"0rowth IL the Law Of sur natisuaI,
social and Industrial bsinr. We have
not yet reached the 1init Of the Divine
purpose. Tomorrow will be greater
and more spisnd Id tn = n tod y. "-ssnasor
Fairbanks, 81 st. Paul, August u, 1900
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16
Why Changer

Why should there be 4 change h ~
national administration What's -
matter with ROOSEVELT Has anything
gone wrong? Has it been necessary -
issue bonds to pay the running sxpsnsss
OF the government? Is there any money
in the treasury? Has the soup house a.
serted its supremacy since the palny
days OF Groverf Has Theodore Roess'
veit betrayed any trust reposed In Mn,
or has he manifested any symptoms -
spinal affection? Has the ss-called Ds0.
ocratc party advanced any assurance -
the American people that they are any
more proficient IN the twentieth century
than they we're in the ninetesn<hf CAs
they satisfy the honest, industrious, ~
ducing citizens Of America that they sssh
Tor anything but to again grasp the sss
pius and again empty the treasury. -
they Aavs On every previous oDpostuaiyo
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

The Democratic argument this year
should be printed in the humorous col
uuans. 1t Il. In brief: You need not be
afraid Of ~. for II We elect a Presi-
dent and the House, the Republican Sem
ate win keep ~ from doing any dan-
age"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

Judge Parker IL said to have written
his financial views 20 a. to not offend
Bryan. lie voted that way. too. . couple
Of times.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

Whenever the Democratic party has
bad the power 1t has attacked aud de-
stroysd the policy Of pro<sctioa for
American Industries.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

Inc element which leads and domi-
mates the Democratic party to-day stands
not for tariff for revenue, bat for ulti-
mate free trade. There IL no use trying
to dodge that fact. The workingmsn -
America must Ia note Of n
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

Farmers Ignores by Dsneevasa.
The Democrats of Kansas, IN nahlno
up ohdr State ticket, have entirely %.
nored the farmer. The Republicans
nominated two Of the leading fairness -
the State a. Railroad CommissisnsrA
Seven out OF thirteen nominatisna, -
Guiding Governor, on the Dsuscrsess
ticket are lawyers, while the Republicans
only recognised the lawyers in ~ 49,
nation OF Attorney General. judges -
supreme Court. and one member - ~
haiiroad Commission The policy Of y
norsnS the farmer which the Dsnsocrasjs
National Committee 10 reported - have
announced. b carried eat wteA vso-
Esancs BY the Democrats Of Ka1sas.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

baifour, the prime minister q uAe
iand, In speech delivered At SAsmsiA.
declared that Golden. the apostle Of free
trade, was a great man. but hs failed
70 foresse the developments Of the last
haif century which had made free trade
an empty name and q vain farce"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

Eleven hundred and nine millions of
dollars bstterment less forty-eight mill
ions increase In our interest-bearing debt
between July l. 1897, and June 80. 1904,
leaving one thousand and sixty one mill
ions 81, 061 ,o00,00O to the credit Of
seven Year, Of Republican control Of ear
national finances.
WALTER J. BALLARD.
Gchansctady. Aug. 25.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

II y only one Of che curicsitiss of an
American national campaign the result
OF which Il foreordained, but 1t arousss
more than . slight degree Of interest.
Where 10 ths Lone Fisherman. the man
who has bsen twice President Of the
United Ststesf Whore 10 he. and what
10 he going to do between tie present
Hme and the 9Th Of Novembsrf
What 10 As thinking sbout-this Lone
Fisherman, and wAs< are HE inclina-
tiorsl We. are ell interested h him ~
We should b. Interested In any sx-Prssi-
dent Of the unkel States. and. being
Interested. We have also . curiosity.
What about Clsvslandf IL that portly
and foresful old gentlemaa going to have
anything to DO With politics this year. o.
IL he simply intent upon the censidera-
ton Of the subject Of lines. bait. and Al
that sorf Of thingl
The impression sesms 20 prevail and
one apparently justified. that the Sage
81 Princetoa l. not much interested In
the SNgs II Bsopua The Sage Of
Princeton has - Least certain calibsr,
and the two men do NJ It.
suil. ws Az want - know what tAs
Lose Fisherman IL going to do.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16
Democratic Efforts to Breed Distrust Have So
Far Proved Futile.
REBUKE FOR The CALAMITY HOWlERS
Railway Traffic Is Heavy. New Factories Are
Being Erected, and Iron and Steel Mills
Are Crowded with Orders.

srlse1e1 ~ sAs New Ysrs, NV Hsvss
ssd Hartford RsiIronA 10 inproviag the
service from New York 70 the Bronx. The
rsad will i.sae tisooo,ooo Of bonds.
Altoona. Pa.-Twenty ave locomotives
are beiHs built for the Pennsy lvsnia Rail-
rad Company At the JuHiata shsps-
Derby, Coan.--The New York. New Ha-
yes snd Hartford Railroad Company las
decided upon Important impreysneats -
the BERKSHIRE division At Derby.
Memphis. Tho projected rsiIreal from
Cisrksdats to Frfars Point, In Mississippi.
- said u b. assured; estimated cost - ces-
strpctisn, $4,000 PER nile.
Js6srscs CITY. Railroad of1cisls ~ Jef
fersse city ~ they are much encouraged
beceuss II the heavy Increase II buslnsss
within the pest two weeks
rtschburE.--A e7.0O0.000 deal Involving
The purchase Of twenty direrest trolley
roeda IL Massachusetts, and Northern Coz
necticut Y under way.
Superior, Wh.~~rhs docks are - fun Of
ssaI many boats are still compelled 70
walt several days to unload. This seudi-
tien 10 swinx 10 . scarcity Of cars which
are being used In the wheat fields.
Detroit. Freight trsfie sficisls - the
pads centsrinx In Detrsit all state that
bssinSss 10 picking ~.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

Ashevfile. y. C.-fn the ihst yeer III
buildings hare been erected At Asbwills
at a cost Of 100000. aud work pndsr way
| $4,000
chsttsnoors. The Government will pend
millions OF dollars the coming year IN bear
| by improvements 10 the benefit Of Chat
tsnooga wage earners and producers.
| Chs rleston. W. WA $4,000 900 az fac
tory IL g be established - Chsr,eston
Memphis. More than $4,000 O0 hss been
spent Ia building enterprises during the
present year.
Tampa. Fis.-Durins the year 500. SIS
has been snrended in asw building aud
t5oop0 OF - rds are In be tseued for nu-
uirfpsl improvements
Rock nlll. T. ca hydrs-sleetric plan
recently completed At cost 81 n.i00eoo
lighting purposes covering an area - tvsH-
fsris. Tsr.-More than si.ooe.ooo 10 the
estimate Of investments at Paris duhas the
year 1904
San Antonio building operations nov
under way represent an expenditure Il
uerkiey. VA steel door end bind fac.
tory is new addition to industries Of
Dallas. r~1.-Therr h q demand for
7opn,co lahorers IA the cottoo neids and In
the factories q the sertA-
Memphis. Tenn. Mena Coke ana
Coal Mining Company Of Mena. Ark. has
been Chartered with espita'iaAtion Of
tSD.oOO.
coiumhis. =. CA cotton I'LL hs to he
--tsbiishcd At Columbia by me Marion
cetten Mills Company. With capital stock
Richmond. va.-rhs new Ashby csus.
. a, s, "p :, Empop,s sept & y" y
Charlotte, ~ c.~The renedeled rsorry
hllis 81 Csstoria win have over 5000
spipdIss and Iuo Icons IN operation ~ 0c-
toher
Columbia. T. c.--TAs Drytea Mlb 4
spsrtsnhurs. operating fe.t00 srlndles and
30 lecns. vfi dsuiie its Plsnt.
cspifsi s,csk Of sfeo.Oo0
Charlotte. c.-Ths centuet has bssn
ssi sss sss ass~:s I sr y as~s s
xsssvIiie- a srno.coo pisss s.~ the mas
rfsesurs VI carbon paint e g r erected at
q 'ss cry ni,ls - c CO. h.. s'' s =.
ssadsr-,nl.. os.---Assrs tn. s->s,oeo
has been sJsss In essd~rvvills IN the last
t8rrf~
Bai,imsr- Three wiiltsa 6ases n e bs
i4vei IA commercial s.frpris~s spon
~ ', mr., - sss ~ q ne Dc
f+-sni. rAs KsstveAy Parking Esd
re, i,lss c,at ssy r ! Hes Industry for
.."s'- '"v p'''s ."pre"y
Memphis Al es~t pf ss5sD The
Welsh a fe.h Nfanrfsstrfiss Company IL
d.ct 'irs ne sstafiiy II ssoie fsrtsfy
risnt j. b-iar ~ret~si By TN Grrpads Get
tca 90 foiarsny
nlfninl haln. Ala II nivepai Eqnipmss4
Company ~ srfr u. esritH 5000
<ylafsern A. fnIlfsi sfn.k Of the
Ainisma ~, tfsrbi~ f"'unny Increased
20 atar m'.ilon doi.ats; property t.
10 developed
eeeii~re~s>.
New YORK Ths incko,f and strike n
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

"Ths Repubiicaa party Will ~ fsu nd
ssp,nsiug those IL nee aad those
as.stious which rake for tie etc.
biiifvs the hoscr snd the welfare Of the
cowntry."- senator Fairbanks ~ Ind.aa-
spelis, D~csmbsr u. 1900
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

New York The ioeko,it and strike IT
cisfsd "a, the master plumbers grating
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-09-16

Pittsburs.--o hundred and nifty nsrs
nes 70 be given employment In new mills
being erected By the Inter. State steel Com
psHy Of Tsrsntum and the Allegheny Steel
aud Iron Works.
Pittsburr. by producing 1881 cotton
bundle ties In eight hours' work the en-
ployes Of the rittsburg Steel Comps y
break the worlds record; previous record.
L61S bundles.
1t. Psul-One hundred thousand tons Of
ere In excess OF last years product win be
taken out Of SIX working iron mines on the
Iron Range, adding In royalties to the
school fund 100000
Ensley, -Ensley steel plant running
on double time turning ont 10000 tons Of
steel rails for the Louisville and Nashville
Braddock. Pa-Ths Edgar Thompson
plant Of the United states Steel Corpora
tion has resumed operations, giving employ
msnt 70 LEGO workmen;
PiffsburK. Twelve hundred men Kven
employment by the resumption OF work Ia
Charlton Furnace No. OF the United States
Steel Corporation aud Mills Nos. and Of
the American Sheet Steel and Tin Plate
Piitsbnrr. six hundred and nifty siven
employment by resumption Of mills In the
Homestead plant Of the Carnegie Steel
Company.
liftsburK. New open hearth furnaces Of
the United States Steel Company plant 1t
Canton started up together with the plate,
sheet. bar and billet mills.
Chicago. Contract for u. oooo co pounds Of
material awarded the American Bridge
Company by the South Side Elevated Rail-
rond 10 he used In extending the system;
sst isssted ce~f. t30o0.ono
Newport. ky.-five hundred men given
Employ ment by resumption Of work In the
Lheet, puddle and bar mills
Brsddock. Fa.-~one hundred and ferty
thousand dollars was paid out by the Ed
,nr Thompson Steel Works after the 11t
Fcek Of resumption OF business.
Fiitshurg. -The par roll Of the Home
fexd Steel Works has been incrrased $780,
~ by the employment OF additional uen
Pfttsburg. large portion - the big
all order Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
'ompsny was secured By the Carnegie
'teel Company. This. with other orders,
vili keep the rail milk ~ Brnddeck sper
ting for the next elk months.
New York.-At cost Of 81 ,000. 90 Z new
liant Of the Seamless Twbs Company
'sing built at Aonessen. Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-12
Information local

SANTORAL. -Manana Microbes:
San Anacleto papa Y martir. Ponese
Ia luna & la7 y q.
CORREO.-C Cartas detenidas en- la
administration: Heredia Maria, Her
n6ndez Mercedes Trinidad, Hayk Wi
liam, Ham I. Cooper, Jes6s de Jose,
Lanfiford John, Lankford John, La
Naci6n Espanola.
EN- SAN JUAN.-En San Juan, SO
encuentran muchos j6Venes de toda la
isIa particularmente de la Ciudad del
Oeste. que vienen huyendo en- busca
de trabajo & Ia prosperidad que del6
Mr.. Hunt.
ENFERMITO. .-Sigue de cuidado
ell hijo de nuestro compaflero don Girls
tobal Real.
ENFERMOS.- Sc encuentran reco-
gidos en- CANA los sefiores Francisco
Lopez Sanchez y Manuel Badrena.
VIRUELAS.- En- 10 que va del afio.
solo Sc ha registrado una defunci6n
entire enfermos atacados de virueIas.
CARACAS.-Manana & la y 30 p.
m. SO recoger6 en- Ia administrator de
correos de esta ciudad, la correspondent
cia que ha de cOnducir los EstadOs
Unidos dicho vspor.
ASISTENCIA. Han sido curadOs
en- el cuartO de socOrrOs, Felipe Vaz-
auez, Manuel Rivera, MarcelinR Me
YES, Isaac Villa Rigini0 Garcia, de
contusiones leVes.
DETENIDOS.-En las Gltimas "a
horas han sido detanidas 80 personas,
Ia mayor parte por infringir las orde-
nanzas municipales, pregonando en- voz
alta sus mercanc1as. v Otras por obs
truir Ia via p6blica.
LIBERTAD.-Han sido puestos en-
libertad de la csrcel de DistritO. jose
Borrero, Jose Medina Filomeno, Eva
risto Medina y Pedro Rivera Porta-
latin.
DISTINTIVOS.-Se ha dispuesto
pOr orden del jefe de prisiones, que los
guardias especiales no usen bOCa-man-
ga v solo como distintivo ell cuell0 v
hOmbrerBs, negras.
LICENCIA. Les ha sido concedi-
da los sef1ores Truxtiuny Y /. w. Ten
niman, empieados de obras p1blicas,
que pasaran las vacaciones en- los Es-
tados Unidos.
PROPUESTAS.-En ell Departs 8
ment0 de instruction P1blicR, Sc han
recibido las propuestas de maestros
hechas por las Juntas Escolares de
Gusyama y de Ponce.
r. /. Payer q las tres p. N. fa-
lleci6 en- esta Capital ell ioven Ernesto
Martinez. hijo de don UbardO del mis-
mo apellido. Descanse en- paz eI alma
del que va no existe. y reciban sus des-
consolados padres nuestrO mas sentido
p6same.
ENFERMA.-AIgo quebrantada de
salud he estado en estos dIss, pero va
Sc encuentra bien, Ia distiDguida Y be-
fla sefIorita Georgina Morera.
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COMO ESTAN ALGUNOS RlNCO-
Mes De La CIUDAD.
El paseo de la Puerta de San Juan
destruido por las olas.

En- verdad. que eiertos Iugares de
San Juan, estan mas que abandonados,
por los hombres, Ia penuria del
tempo.
Y ST no ahf estan la Puerta de San
Juan, los terrenos del ensRnche en-
Puerta de TERRA Y muchos sitios mas
dRdos al olVido. Nos concretamos al
primerO.
Ei paseo que Ilamamos de la Puerta
de San Juan del cual sitio 50 domina
un paissie encantador, esta completa-
mente destrozadO.
El olesje de las fuertes marejadas
que por el invierno combaten nuestras
playas, ha amontonado una gran canti-
dad de arena en- aquel parsje, 10 que
iunto con ell estado de abandono, Sc
hace impossible, para sefloras, dichO
paseo.
Aquello Sc derrUmba. y alIf concu-
rren nifios que Sc sientan sobre los pi-
lares en- ruina. q pescar 8 mirar las
ondss. y el dia menos pensado una des-
gracia va q ser relatada por la prensa.
Junto & la antigua garita que esta fren-
to ala puerta de la b6veds, hay conden-
sado un n6mero tai de basufas y desper-
dicios, que Sc haCe impossible la respira-
ci6n en- unos sitios, g. donde por su
hermosura debfan concucrir las fa-
milias
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BendiCidn de- una ca
piIIa en- CayGy.
El aGtO reYiStl6 gran sOIGmnldad
ya6l aSIStlGTOn muChaS dis
tilguldas peESOnsS.
(De maestro Co,respomsa5.) }

Julio 11.-El domingo Sc eeIebr6 Ia
bendici6n de Ia capilla y altar de las
Madres Jesuitas.
Varios cat6licos y seflDras asisti5ron
q este acto.
De Ia Capital vinieron la Superiors
Madre jose y la secretaria .Msdre C4-
talina.
Celebr6se misa scompsnada por ell
ammonium nuevo, que tambi6n Sc es-
treno. cantando las sefIoritas OLYMPIA
Diaz. Maria Benet. sef1ora dons Dolo-
res Diaz de Gimenez ell sefIor don
Juan Laugier.
81 ammonium 10 regalaron para Ia
iglesia los se1ores don Modesto NUM-
tiz $40, don Mateo Rucabado $40. don
Francisco Fernandez $40, doctor ST
mon Moret $6. el padre Munian So
Total S46.
Costo en- fabrica So pesos; conduc-
ci6n San Juan Is. comisi6n de Fin
lay Brothers. 80 centavos, traerlO q
Cayey 1.80 idem & la iglesia 81. total.
$3.50.
Las fAItas para esta cantidad de S29-
20 seran pagadas pOr el doctor don
Jose Chacar
Cuando estaba en- la casa de las Ma
dres Jesuitas eI dia de Ia bendici6n.
observe que una de las Madres. en- un
aposento, acostada sobre un hule. te
MIA tres nifitos como de 2 amos.
dandoles pan. UnO de ellOs Ia llama
ba mama.
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TrabajO en- Ell taller
de SaStreTia del
Preside.
Sc HAN GONFECCIO-
NADO 2,975 PRENDAS.
RspaIt0 aquItstIVO.

Sc han construfio en- este taller du-
r: nte el sfio econ6mico 9. 975 mudas de
ropa cOmpuestts de bIusas pantalO-
nes. de elias Sc ha hecho el reparto en-
la forma siguiente:
Para Ia Carcel de San Juan, $50 mu-
dss. para Ia Carcel de Maysguez, $50
mudas. para Ia Carcel de Ponce. $50
mudas, para Ia C6rcel de HumacRos 200
mudas para repartir & los ingresOs y
cargos de datas de los dem4s c0nfna-
dos 1 545 mudas.
Sc han construidO en- este mismO ta-
Her 215 fuses de drill blanco los cuales
han sido entregados los cohfnados de
este penal al extinguir sus respectiVas
condemns.
Han sido confeccionsdos en- ell mis-
mo taller 2. 245 camisas las cuales han
sidO repsrtidas & los individuos al in
gressr en- este Penal cargo & las datas
y individuos que han cumplidO sus
condemns.
AL empezar este mismo afo habfa
una existencia en- Almscen de cami-
sas largas para enfermos, habi6ndOse
confeccionado en- ell mismo Afio 248. las
cuales han sido repartidss del modo 81
gu'ente:
Remitidas al HI rep de este penal
anexo & Ia Carcel 156. remitidas Ia
Eafermerfa que exists en- este Penal
90, Y entregadas al Hospital de Ia Car
eel de San Juan rs. no quedando MIN
guna en- dep6sitO en- ell Almacen.
Existencia anterior al empezar ell
afIo econ6mico de 1903 & 1904 en- 10
referente sabanas. 131, Sc han con-
feccionadO durante Ell aflo 40 mas que
hacen un total de III, las cuaIes han
sido repartidas del m 0do siguiente:
Entregadas para Ell Hospital del Pc
nal anexo la Carcel de San Juan 70,
remitidas 4 Ia enfermerfa existente en-
este Penal 40. al Hospital de Ia Carcel
de San Juan 26 y q Ia carcel de Huma-
co %, quedand0 una existencia en- AL
macen de sabanas.
Existencia de almohadas al empezar
ell afo econ6mico de 1903 & 1904, 165,
Sc han construfdo durante este mismo
sfIO so que hscen un total de 217, las
cuales han sido repartidas de Ia name
ra expresada & continuation:
AL Hospital del Penal anexo IR
CarceI de San Juan q, Ia enferme-
ria que existe en- ell Penal, 40, remiti-
das al Hospital de Ia Carcel de San
Juan so, remitidas & Ia Carcel de HUI
macao "a. quedando en- existencia en-
ell Almac6n 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-07-12
La GRAN CASA.

Acaba de ser construida en- Ia plaza
de CatafIo. donde hace su parada el
tren. Tiene doce varas y media de
frente por veinte y dos de fondO, altos
baios, con balloon COrrido.
Es local propiO, pOr su capacidad
alto excelente, para Suna gran fabrica
de tabacOs,S y puede ofrecer ventajas
en- su aIquiler quien Ia sOlicite antes
de que Sc hagan en- ella las divisiones
interiors;.
Informar6. Manuel Fernandez jun
cos.
20. Box 242, San Juan. 6. VS..