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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03
Tennis Tonight.

All the tennis players of Harrison
county ale invited to tile tournament
organization at the Y. n. G. 4. to-
light. a large Representative meeting
: Looked for by the athletic committee
Even the boys here caught the entnus-
:asm and have arranged to meet ut tho
local association rooms Monday after
3chool to draw for places in the tourna-
nrnt especial arranged for them Men
viii meet tonight for tennis meeting az
5 O'clock
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west PIKE street.
Miss Ehie Brown, 2nd and 3rd-
Miss Agnes Morrison, lst.
Monticello.
Mrs. c. Y. Clifford, Prin. 3rd, 4th, 5th
AIiss Buena Ayers, lst and End.
g Pinniclxinniek-
c. r. Hartmann
Music TEACHER.
Miss Hazel Frost.
Water Strest, coIOred.
). n. Robinson, Prin. 9th. 10th. Ilth
r. w. Sedwick, 6th, 7th, sth.
Miss Florence Rufln, 5rd, 4th, 5th.
Miss Florence sehon, Alst, 2nd.
Miss villa Lee, Blst.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03
s,uernl Recrnita Recsived.

Benjamin B. Clemans Allison Z
s;ainz and Lee McIntire, all cf the eity
were accepted by Officers Glasgow an'
sIeeth at the aocal recruiting statloi
Friday evening for enlistment in t,ie
tnitea states army and they VIII oe
sent 10 the coast artillery at Fort SIC
sum, at New Rochelle, n y inrsf
-facr men are being eAamined tills ~
ternoon.
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Riai,on Holda conferenee.

Rev. p. j DoIiahue, Of Wheeling, Dis.
hop Of the West Virginia diocese Of trs
Catholic determination was here SStlr
day morning in conference with Rev
rather Toner. 81 Weston, and Rev. IOhP
4. Reynolds, the local priest. on matters
relative to the church, The bishop left
for Grafton on No 49,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03
GRAND
LABOR DAY
GELEBRA ton
HAS ALL BEEN ARRANGED FOR
AND PROMISES TO BE BIG
EVENT.
HUNDREDS OF VISITORS FROM
OTHER CITIES Arb TOWNS ARE
COMING TO TAKE PART.
Grand Parade win Be Immense in
Quantity and Imposing in character-
Prominent Speakers VIII Make Ad.
dresses On Fair Grounds.

All is in readiness for the grand eele-
bration of Labor Day Monday, TIL.
Trades and Labor Council at its meeting
Friday night having rounded out its
preparations for the day.
The celebration promises to be a bril-
liant SUCCESS. There Is assurance of a
large attendance from other sections ol
the state organized labor being largely
Represented from Nforgantown, Fairmont
Grafton, Piedmont, Keyser- Newburg
Terra Alta, Kingwood and other places
Tie Indications are that there viii be
hundreds of visitors besides those rep.
resenting labor unions.
/ The people generally are preparing t.
participate in the exercises aud especial.
" in the grand parade and numerou,
floats, wagons and carriages are being
prepared for grand display.
The parade will be formed in Glen Elk
at I2 O'Clock sharp and will be headed
by the chief OF police and an sort Of
policemen.
There Will be four divisions Of the
columns and the chief marshall Charles
T. Dallas, will be in command Of the
parade.
The first division, headed by the Jun
kins band will be under the command
of J. W. stealey, will consist OF the ear.
penters and joiners, stone m'tsons AM
brielllIyers, and viii form on Baltimorr
street, heading toward North Fourth
street Assistant Marshal Stealey viii
wear a red sasas.
Assistant Marshal George y. Kollmar
Will have command of the second diyis
ion. headed by the Clarksblrg opera
house band and consisting of the bar
tenders, BARRIERS, stogie makers AM
glass workers. This division viii form
on North Fifth treet heading TOWARD
Baltimore street The commanding Of
ficer will wear blue sash.
Then will follow the NeW'burg bant
At tine head OF the third division, H
charge OF NJ j. Philbin, wearing a whit
sash This division will be composed o
miners and will form on Clark street
headed toward North Fifth street.
Assistant Marshal Carl Drummon,
will be in command OF the fourth divi
sion, which viii consist Of tyPograPhera
tailors and ala either unions and carri
ages and floats and it will form Mt tn
corner OF North sixth and Baltimor
streets.
The line of march will be from Balti
more to North Fourth street, on tina
street 10 PIKE. thence to Fourth, theme
to Main. hence east to Oak, theme
across Oak 10 Pike and thence west oi
pike TO the fair grounds.
secretary george Koliman, OF tn
:, =; ;+ ~ a Letter, fror
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03

John Duffy with Charles W. Moore u,
surety gave bond Of 5000 saturday iii
squire james y. Davids court on .
warrant Sworn out by II. L. Edward
against him. charging him with exhibit
ing gaming tables.
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Fditor smith Improving.

Sias r. smith. former editor Of the
West Onion Record, and little son
Kenna NJ. Smith, were city visitors or
saturday. Mr. Smith retired two year,
5go from his profession owing to poor
health, but he has greatly Improved and
his friends hope for mis- complete u.
covery
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03

Two little girls in short dresses tried
to run oil with tine carnival aggregation
which showed at the fair grounds thiJ
week Saturday morning, but they were
arrested by a squad of policemen in one
OF the passenger cars OF the Weston
train at the b. & o. passenger depot
The man whom they uIlege enticed them
to leave their homes and go with the
carnival was also arrested. All three
were taken TO the county jail and i'm
pFisoned, the man to await trial on the
charge of abdlsctng the girls, and the
two girls to await the trial in which
they are to appear as witnesses.
The girls are Lille Gill, daughter of
Charles Gill residing at tine Junction
and Virginia Houghncy, who lives near
PinniclsinniclS The Gill girl is aboat
sixteen wears old and the Houghney girl
is about fourteen years of age. Both
wear short dresses and are but mere
children.
When the girls were arrested by the
Poliee they burst out crying and created
quite a scene at the depot. The police
Ind been notified that the girls were
going to run away about nine o'clock
and Chief Howe and Policemen Nicholas
Whyte. Fox aud Shakleford went to the
passenger depot at once to arrest them
The carnival company had packed ".
part of it's par~phernalia and shipped
it 10 Weston where they are to show
next week.
Chief Howe found the Gtll girl in one
of the passenger coaches of the train
and took her in Charge. At first tbs
girl refused to go with him and burst
out crying. The Chief took her from
the car and started towards tine street
car TO take her to headquarters. She
tried TO resist, but the Chief and Police
man Fox took her between them and
started for the car She was then taken
on over to the police station by the tive
officers.
Shortly afterwards Policeman Wayte
found the Houghney girl in seat OF
one ST the passenger cars. He took her
in charge and when She that She
was to be taken into custody by a police
man she too burst out weeping. Both
arrests creared intense excitement about
the passenger depot.
lN.ter WhSVe anu St8 8sieio'" "''.A -
en- the younger girl in charge and were
waiting for the depot car At the 9len
ok hotel corner they questioned hef
why she wanted 70 run oil with the
carnival company She claimed tn@l
one OF tine men with the carniNai hiu
coaxci her and the Sin girl to run on
and Join tile company and that they
were 10 receive Gc19 wages Tor taxing
charge Of two q tie stands Wneh
asked where the man was the little slrl
replied ta"t ne was on the train she
had been taken from. The officer taen
took the girl back to the train and q
ter they had gone through one OF ~,
coaches she pointed out ohe-iesstu
man with crutcnes sitting in one OF M
septs and said that he was the man w%
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03
MORE
PAVING
ORDERED
CITY COUNCIL DECIDES TO PAVE
ONE SIDE OF EAST PIKE BE
TWEEN TOM AND OAK STREETS.
PAVING REGARDED AS URGENT
BECAUSE OF THE DAMAGE BE
ING DONE BY DRAINAGE.
steps Being Taken to Install Addition
al Boilers at the Water Works Sta
tion and Proposition Submitted by
Hart Bros. Machinery Company.

Iae city council met Friday night.
The members present were COuucilmen
AIcAndrews, Kelley, Anderson, Ernst,
Cork. Thorn, Hart and Law.
Mayor Shields presided and Clerk
Cole was at mis- desk.
The minutes OF the previous meeting.
after being read, were approved as read.
street Superintendent Doyle reported
that street in Carlisle court, com
planned of by w. s. Williams, should
lie graded, that l25 feet of sewer asked
bv w. c. Hickman and running TO Deb
ham street. should lie put in and the
north side of East Pike be paved iron
near the creek to Oak street. the re-
port was made by Mr.. Doyle as etls'lr-
man OF the special committee appoint
.d to Investigate and report. The re
port as to Carlisle court was aecepte;i
and the work ordered done.
motion to refer the East Pike
street matter to the street committee
Tor investigation was lost.
notion then made to pave the north
side OF the street from Tom street t.
oak street. was amended SO as to have
the work done on the same terms and
conditions as tine East Main street and
Chestnut street paving. Councilman
Law opposed theresolution on the ground
of the limited finances Of the city and
the fact that more work has not been
lone in the Wine addition and othe
parts Of tbs Fifth ward. The motion
Il amended passed.
Collector steele reported s4,o9I.S4 col
q nhesr
and SIS. .22l .s3 paid ont for the same
period.
Chairman Hart. Of the fire committee
,eported that the connections had beer
ia, AMI that every thing at IN
water works was in fine running ordel
With an ample supply Of water
Commissioner of Water Works Cal
!.rgl1an recommended that two new
boilers be installed at the water wor rs
station and proposition by Hart
Bros. Machinery Co. was read to install
them at Il cost of 2,24s- The matter
With the proposition was referred e
the commissioner Of water works TO re
port on the question as to whether there
should be one or two boilers.
The Traders Grand opera mouse wa
rranted a theater license for term
of one year.
The application Of b. H. Hayner foi
saloon license was tabled two weeks fol
investigation
Emma J. Jones was granted boarding
house license on Meeharsic street
d. w. Jacobs through power dele
GATED him by the Buckhanon & ClarlSs
burg Electrict Railroad Company. ae.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03
BIG FIRE
AT ME- MPHIS
ons Hundred Thousand Dollar Loss
Fireman Seriously Hurt-Half
Dozen Overcome by Heat.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Memphis. Tenn, Sept. s--The whole
sale grocery Of Oliver Finnie and ad
Joining building were burned today Ihs
loss il one hundred thousand dollars
Fireman BuiTcnbaugll was seriously n'Ir.
Half dozen persons were overcome bs
the heat
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,Auctioneer George Pool sold two or
oaRs and some other articles in front
Of the court flouse Saturday afternoon
1T public ontcry.
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Rv Associated Press.

TolSia, sept. Field Marshal Oyams
reports saturday: 'sThe remnant Of
the routed enemy is still fighting outside
of Lao Yang, our central and left arm
les attacking it,
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SCHOOLS
WILL open
TUESDAY

O@NDbA
-
OPENING bEFERREb ONE Day on
ACCOUNT OF LABOR DAY AND
LEGAL. HOLIDAY.
r,,,o ,ropr cruoors nm TWO
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- - W. 1T5- s-1 TAIpS Am 1THrp 1r,
S1Ee,.r ~. s-rs pIHE
= - ~
49,. .,-.,..,,-
scnoOi LINES SHsnH3 SSI.spAs.eUts
Result OF new Scll0ols sAShsis as
assigned 70 FlAees Eof tne Sonilk
years "oFk-AEuant 0Lnsss 'se~P'
poineeo'
The Oklrksburg public schools VIII
open for tine session of 19o4-l905, on
Tuesday forenoon, at nine o'clock Mon
day. the 9TH, being Labor Day and q
legal holiday, the schools will not begin
on that day.
In addition TO the schools in opera
tiOh last year, there will be two Others
of two rooms each, one on West Pike
street, at the foot of Sycamore street
and one on West Main street. in the
Yost building. The work and boundary
lines of tine different schools will be
ds follows:
West End school, with four teachers
and for grades from one to six, in
elusive. will comprise that part Of the
Independent district which lies west
of the river and west of Elk creek, :'n
its mouth mp to the Short Ii::r rsili''-ld
bridge. All OF Stealey sl,iitiea and
Point Comfort are included within the
bounds Of that school.
West Pike street school, at the foot
OF Sycamore street. with two teachers
and for grades one to three, will include
theepart of the city extending east from
West Fork river. and Elk creek to Chest
nut street. and also includes that part
of tine city west of South Chestnut
street to the river.
Monticello school, with two teachers
and. for grades one to five, will extend
from the southern limit of the city cor
poration south to the line of the school
district
Alta Vista school, with four teachers
and grades one to seven, win include
that part of the district lying east and
south of Elk creek, from the eastern
limits OF the district down the creek to
a point opposite the upper end OF Mon.
tieello avenue. All of Broad Oaks an6
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He VIII Be Tried On the Charge Of Abduoting Them
The Penalty for Which is Penitentiary mprison-
rnent-Girls Wear Short Dresses Created Big
Scene When Arrested.
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I NO lit -E GIRLS TRY TO
RUN OFF TO JOIN CARNIVAL

sut ley Are arrested On a Passen-
DER Train at the Depot BY Police
and Man Whom they Say Enticed
Them To Run Off is Arrested and
Jailed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-03
SIX ARE INJURED I'M
A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Team Of Spirited Horses Hitchedto
Surrey Frignten at Automobile
and Run off Throwing Occupants
Out and Severely Injuring Them.

Miss BESSIE Lyons IS Seriously Hurt and Mrs He
Woodyard, wife Of Congressman Mrs Edward
steaIey. H. D. Berry and Two Boys Receive.
Painful Injuries
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School Lines Changed Considerably AS
Result Of New Schools Teachers Are
Assigned to Places For the Coming
years work-rruant Officer Reap
pointed.
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OpENtNo DEFERRED ONE DAY on
ACCOUNT OF LABOR DAY AND
LEGAL HOLIDAY.

TWo MORE SCHOOLS OF TWO
ROOMS EACH ESTABLISHED-oN
ON WEST MAIN AND OTHER ON
WEST PIKE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15
Estamos esperanto

Nuestro distinguido colaborador el
sabio economista don Julian E. Blanco
ofrecfa en- ell l1ltimo artfculo con que
Sc enaltecieron las columnas de este
diario, la demostracion de que Ell. pro
yecto de prima del Boston Herald
resiste todos los argumentos presen-
tados por nosotros en- apoyo de la pro
teccion arancelaria decidida y compile
ia al cafe de Puerto Rico.
Desde ahora saboreamos el triunfo
que nos espera, mucho mas engrande-
cido por la gran competencia que en-
estas materiaS tiene nuestro conten-
diente iluStre, sintiendo que TN presti-
gio tan leg1timo como Ell del sefior
Blanco no Sc sumo a.nuestros modestos
pero esforzados empeflos en- reclamar
10 que es de extricta e innegable JUS
ticia.
Esperamos, pues, Ell artfculo del Sc
nor Blanco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15
El uItino mono

Viene saberse que en- St. Louis ha
sido arrestado TN individuo, uno solo.
con motive de la vista presiden encial a
la Exposition. Este ''infelice" es ell
celeberrimo johann Most, cuya noto-
riedad como anarquista seudomilitante
iba en- continue decadencia. Habia
lido a St. Louis en- viaje de propagan-
da. y no le dejaron hablar porque Sc
esperaba al Presidente Roosevelt, Y
dijo que Sc marchaba para Chicago.
Fsto pas6 Ell dfa %. Ell 20 Sc descu-.
brio que Sc habfa escondido en- un
arrabal de San Louis, y como. ell
Presidente Sc hallaba todavfa en- la
ciudad, un policfa fue a Ouscar al
anarquista y le prendio. A1n Sc le
tiene encerrado. Una mujer que ha-
blaba chapurrado quiso de cualquier
modo acercarse al Presidente, y los
guardias, tomandola por la conocida
propagandista Emma Goldman. la
detuvieron; pero la soltaron al conocer
ST. identidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15
Roberto de Pedr0S0.
Una grata noticia

Con satisfaction hemos visto confr-
mado Ell rumor que indicaba al distin-
guido caballero Mr.. Luis H. Harry,
jefe del Departamento de la Tesore-
ria en- la actualidad para ocupar Ell i'm
portante destino de Cajero de la COM
pan1a New York and Porto Rico
Steamship.
Mr.. Harry, en- el Departamento de
la Tesorerla, Sc ha captcdo simpatlas
generates, ha cumplido extrictamente
con sus deberes de funcionario, ha sa-
tisfech al gobierno y al pl1blico, 81
guiendo una intschable norma de con-
ducta que no ha experimental jamas
la mas leve desviacion de 10 que es
extrictamente legal y absolutamente
correcto.
En- estas condolences el sefor don
Luis H. Harry ha conquistado el afec-
to de cuantos han tenldo relaciones
con 81 va en- asuntos directos con su
cargo Official, 6 en- sus relacioneS par
ticulares y sociales.
Desde el af1o 1898 ha ocupado, STEM
pre- ascendiendo, importantes destinos
en- la administrator p1blics.
En- su nuevo cargo tendra, como
hasta ahora, la estimation y Ell apre-
clio generates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15
El Caracas"

Esta tarde tom6 puerto ell vapor
americana Caracas, procedente de
New York, con los siguientes pasa-
jeros Para San juan. M. Morales
y 9 de familia, J. T. M. Fargular y Sc
nora, R. D. Day, hermana Murphy
seforita M. L. Gum, L. L. Seaman,
T. Brunei, A. Trigo, H. Ricktu, R.
Wolff, H. S. Sayr, o. Larsen, sefiora
de ~ ]. M. Mullis, H. L. Ivawbridge'
A. Cavy, w. J. Gum, R. L. Richard
son. w. H. Stube, ]. S. Ernmet, l.. c.
Nwbit, J. A. Koonn, T. Hernandez y
seflorita c. T. Dorit
Para La Guaira. Hon. x. w. Bo-
wen y seflora, ]. Mitchell y J. Crave,
Baran c. Alliotti, r. F. Carkc.
Para Curacao. A. Cook y tres de
familia, H. J. Harcking..
Para Puerto Cabello. Ed di Greeft
y seflora, J. H. Ramon y sonora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15
De regreso
PERSE %.

En- ell tren de la mahana, han salido
para Cabo-rojo, despues de cumplir
satisfactoriamente la mission que ira
jeron a esta capital, ell Alcalde electo
de Cabo- rojo se6or Fleytas ell cura
parroco seflor Celada.
IAN distiuguidas personalidades, tra-
Jeron a San Juan como saben nuestros
lectores una comision valios1sima. La
de recaudar fondos para seguir las
obras de la iglesia en- aquel pueblo.
Los resultados han sido bastante IL
sonjeros.
En- San Juan, tanto ell sefior Fleytas
como Ell Padre Celada han cultivado
durante SD corta estancia entire nos
otros valjosas y muchas amistades.
Lleven feliz viaje los dos mencio-
nados caballeros, que tan buena i'm
preston han dejado en- esta capital.
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De Lola
(Notas para ell BoLETIN MERCANTGLD
Diciembre II de 1904.

Dlclembre II de 1904.
La ;semana pasada estuvo inspec-
cionando Ell deStacamento de la Policia
Insula de este pobl do el captain de
la misma don Francisco Cabrera. No
sabemos 81 salio 6 no satisfecho de SUI
inspection pero 81 podemos asegurar
que habra encontrado muy reducido
Ell nt1mero de guardias para una ju-
risdiccion que Sc compone de ocho ba-
rrios.
Hace algunes dlas Sc encuentra pres
tando servicios en- este poblado ell
guardia de la policis insular, don Fer
nando Noa. va en- otras ocasisnes
hemos tenido oportunidad de poder
apreciar los buenos servicios que ha
prestado siempre este funcionario
Ell precio del cafe aumenta algo,
lastima que la production este ano, no
responda los deseos de nuestros agri-
cultores.
Del al IS de Enero comenzara a
moler la .'Factoria Central Can6va-
mas. Esta hacienda administrada
rectamente por Mr.. w. S. Marr, CANA
cada aflo en- notables. nejoras, pudien-
doseInotar ell progreso que imprime y
realiza las mejoras introducidas.
Esta hacienda es una de las mejores
de la Isla.
Este Cerresponsal desea para ell
compafero don Jose Perez Losada que
salea con toda felicidad de la demanda
que interpusieron contra el los seiIores
Barrabeigt y Joachim por ell solo he
cho de defender los intereses del pue-
bio puertorriqueflo. Siga por ese ca
mino ell amigo Perez Losada que ell
pals entero esta con el" :.
Correspensal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15
MOnunentO a Cesar FranCk

Sc ha inaugurado en- Parfs'e MONT
mento erigido a la memoria de Cesar
Franck.
Ell gran misico frances esta repre-
sentado, ante un clavicordio, en- acti-
tud refexiva. La inspiration descien-
de al artista, baje la forma de Tin
angel con las alas desplegadas.
La obra es del escultor Alfredo
Lenoir, autor de la estatua de Berlloz,
colocada en- la Plaza de Vintimili.
Entire otros oradores, hablo Vincent
d'Indy, presidente del comite orgapi-
zador y discfpulo preferido de Cesar
Franck.
Mas tarde, en- la iglesia de Santa
Cloti'de, Sc Interpretation en- los Or
ganos algunas de las obras maestras
de Cesar Franck.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15
LicenCias c0ncedidas

Por ell Departamento del Tesoro de
Puerto Rico Sc han expedido las ST.
guientes licencias de armas.
Candido Rosario, San Juan; Fran
cisco Cintron, Fajardo; Isaac de San
tiago, Fajardo; Apolinar Rivera, Are
cibo; Camille A. Lanauze, Salinas; E.
Acosta, Rio Piedras; ]. A. Diaz, Vie
ques; Rafael Rivera, Ponce; Jose S. c.
Chaves, Isabella; Juan Trujillo Pisa,
Arroyo; Luis Gonzalez, Rio Piedras
J. v. Cintron. Yabucoa; Ramon Re-
drfguez, Manatf; Issias de Santiago,
Guayama Domingo w. Pales, Qua
yama; Jose Morey, Manati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-15

(Notas para el BoLETIN NERO ANT1L

Don Enrique Villvicencio, agente
de la Compaf1;a New York Life Sc en-
cuentra en- este en- ejercicio de sus fun
clones. Don Rafael y don Jose Felipe
H. Quiflones Sc han asegurado por
900 y 2 200 respectivrmente, en- poll.
zas dotales.
El domingo II de los corrientes Sc
llevo efecto el bale anunciado en-
"El Centro Espaflcl de este pueblo
con numerosa concurrencia.
Las distinguidas familias Oms, Ro-
sello, Baco, Irizarry, Escalona y otras
mas, con su asistencia, lie dieron luci-
dez y realce dicha diversion.
El precio del cafe sigue en- alza, hoy
Sc paga IS dollars Ia fanega.
x*x
Para AfIo Nuevo Sc prepare fiesta
en- "El Centro Espafol" y segdn Sc me
informa ha bra una velada.
En- su oportunidad dare detalles.
Sc encuentra en- este pueblo ell Hon.
Juez Municipal de la Corte municipal
de Mayagiiez en- la celebration de los
juicios que lie correspondent perene--
cientes a este pueblo,
La noticia que da La Bandera
Americ ana" de Mayagiiez, que Jose
c. Rios Sc propone como Secretario de
Ayunta miento de este pneblo. carece
de fundamento, pues Ell que tiene pro-
babilidad para este puesto es don Eu-
genio Padilla, del partido Paro.
Maricao, Diciembre IS de 1904.
PERSEO.