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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
GREAT BATTLE IS ON
,,cur1ya IN PROGRESS ALONG
THE WHOLE line.
,cfinite Advantage Secured
fither Side, According to
osoorts Up to Tuesday|Ren-
.x,mnfs Division Defeated by
KurOkI.

,Laon March lighting is in
.-sss along the whole line, the JAP
r-0s sa attacking everywhere. All at
',ts we're beaten back and the Rus
-, made counter attacks at many
,,os On the right flank the Rus
.ns occupied the village of Boatatzi,
,;ob is close to Sandapu, and from
W.. nosition hurled hand grenades
,ross the intervening ravine into the
1.nanese trenches in Sandapu, causing
heavy loss and great disorder.
rho Russians have seized the head
e the bridge across the Shake river
in the center of the Japanese lines,
assisted bv artillery firing of particu-
,,r enerey from Putilof hill and Nov
gorod hill.
The seizure of the railroad bridge
across the Shake river was the occs-
sion of sharp com Dat. The Russians
bad succeeded in surprising the Japan
csc bridge guards, and, reinforced,
heat off all attempts of the japanese
to regain possession of it.
The Japanese are using heavy artil-
lery in the fight of Putiloff hill.
The losses to the defending forces are
Insignificant. The roar Of artillery
firing is going on INCREASINGLY from
the mountains to the eastward, to the
low fats of the Hun river.
The fight seems to be developing in
intensity along the whole line. Ten
determined attacks opposite Yansing
tung and west of Vanupudzi were all
repulsed with heavy loss.
The situation Cd the Russian left
flank is unchanged as compared with
Monday evening.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Asks Favor for Union.

Walla Walla, Feb. 28.-The Walla
Walla laborers union has called upon
the city council to7enforce the Tesoiu-
tion passed last year giving preference
in all city work to members OF the
union, and especially married men.
Leading members of tho union claim
that the resolution has been violated
BY contractors.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Nav State House for Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, March 1.-The senate
has passed the house bill providing for
the erection Of new capitol building
in Boise. This is regarded as definitely
settling the question Of location Of the
state capital. The constitution pro-
yides that it shall be located in this
city until 1910, whom the Legislature
may submit she question Of changing
tho location to q vote Of the people.
With the new capitol building erected
here at Z cost Of $3.50. 900. it 10 not
probable an effort will ever be made
to make q change.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
ANOTHER PRINCE SLAIN.
'ou won Haired Because of Work
Against Students.


49,. N'noon, Feb. 27.-The Warsaw COR
Islondent of the Loondon Morning
w. uef wires that Prince Vasiltehykof
"a IS, been murdered.
sol. ne prince, who had won for him.
wo.t great hatred because of his active
Of "a against the students and strikers
Tho warsaw in his capacity Of head Of
lis. =. 'iitary, VISA labeled No. on the
rero VI assassinations drawn up by the
'u'ionists, says the correspondent.
str ~, Petersburg, Feb. s7.-Three
d duke. at daylight assassinated Kon-
he witch, chief of police Of Baku, a
Thu was passing through the streets.
viii, assasslns escaped ina vehicle
0n was waiting for them.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Da Pass Taken bv JaDS.

Russian Headquarters, Huan Noun
sln' Manchuria, March 1.-The Jap
anese attack was renewed at dawn
Monday along the whole eastern front
and Da pass was taken after fighting
Oh the most stubborn character. The
capture of this pass opens up the road
70 fushan, east of Mukden and Tie
pass.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
MOVE SUPREME COURT.
Senate Judiciary Committee Has
Bill to Move If to
Tacoma.

Olympia, Feb. 25.-A bill providing
that the supreme court sessions shall
hereafter be held at Tacoma has been
framed by the senate judiciary COM
mittee and will be introduced as q
committee bill Monday and go on gen.
eral file. The bill follows:
Section l. The sessions of the su-
preme court shall hereafter be held in
the city of Tacoma, county of Pierce,
where the business of said court shall
be transacted, the files and records Of
the court KEEP. and the library of said
court located and maintained.
Sec. Q. The board of county COM
missioners Of Pierce county are hereby
authorized to offer to the state suitable
quarters for the Offices of the supreme
court and for the court rooms, CONSUL
tation rooms, chambers of the judges
and library of said court. Such offer
shall be made by q resolution of the
board and when accepted shall be q
binding contract on the part of said
county to provide such quarters free Of
expense to the state until such time az
the county shall be relieved Of sue b
obligation by the state.
Sec. 8. The library of the supreme
court shall consist of that portion Of
the state library known as the law de-
partment, which department. may be
more particularly defined by the SUI
preme court, and shall hereafter be
connected with and under control Of
said court and be located at the seat
Of said county. The state library, un-
der the direction Of the library COM
mission. shall designate one of the as
sistant librarians provided for in chap
ter I'll Of laws Of 1908 for said libra
rian Of said library, who shall, under
the direction Of said court, appoint
such other help as may be necessary
for the proven care of such library and
purchase books and furniture from
time to time as the needs Of such h.
brary require. He shall receive an
annual salary OF $1,000, payable
monthly on warrants drawn by the
state auditor. Hereafter all gifts, do
nations or exchanges Of books or other
property intended Tor the law depart
ment Of the state library as now con-
stituted or would properly come to such
department, shall be placed in and be-
long to the library Of the supreme
court, which shall be known as the
state law library.
SEQ. 4. Upon the taking effect Of
this act and as soon as convenient
thereafter the supreme court shall ar
range for the removal Of the files, REQ
ords and library Of said court to the
city Of Tacoma and shall have charge
OF the fitting up and arrangement Of
the quarters Of said court and shall
do all things necessary for the carrying
ont Of the provisions Of this act.
$50. 8. An emergency exists and
this act shall take e6ect Immediately.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
Generals fo be Retlred.

Washington. Maorh The confer
ees on the military AGA iemy bill have
reached an agreement. Generals Peter
]. Osterhaus and Joseph B.. Hawley
will be placed on the retired list a.
brigadier generals. Provision is made
for teaching jiu jitsu.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
will Consider Railroad Rates.

has anington, March Senator Kean
tersta poreed from the committee on in
inc .h~ commerce resolution direct
Cess ' os committee to sit during tho re-
lsp;s,a congress to consider railroad
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
irony of Fate.

.Ahy' sighed the long-haired passen-
per with the celIuloid collar, "how lit.
tle we know Of the future and what Il
has In store for u.s.
.sYou have said Il, " rejoined the man
with the moth-eaten whiskerS In the
seat opposite. Little did | think. some
fortv wears ago, when carved my IN
81. 4 an the rude desk In the old coun-
~ .choolhouse, that would some day
800 mn ana fail to become famous"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-03-04
NORTH SEA DECISION VETO BY GOVERNOR
VERDICT fAV0Rs THE BRITISH
CONTENTION.
Commission FINDS That There were
No Torpedo Boats in the vicin.
ify. But That the Admiral Had
Reason to Belleve se vas About
to Be Attacked.

Paris, Feb. 27.-The decision of the
International commission of INQUIRY
into the North sea incident was pub.
holy announced at the closing session
OF the commission. The decision
lengthily sets forth the circumstance
and incidents and gives the opinions
OF the admirals on the various impor.
tant points involved.
The decision says that delay of the
Russian transport Kamtchatka, fol.
lowing the breaking down of her ma.
chinery, was perhaps the cause Of the
incident. The commander of the
kamtchatka signaled to Admiral Ro-
1estvensky during the evening that he
had been attacked by torpedo boats.
The admiral therefore had reason to
believe he was attacked and gave or.
ders for strict vigilance against the
possible approach of torpedo boats. .
The majority of the commission con.
siders that Admiral Rojestvesky's or.
ders were not excessive in time of war,
particularly under the circumstances,
and that he had every reason to consid-
or the situation very alarming.
"The commission the decision
says, recognizes unanimously that
the fishing feet committed no hostile
act and the majority of the commits.
sioners being of the opinion that there
were not, neither among the fishing
boats or in their vicinity, any torpedo
boats, the opening of fire by Amdiral
Rojestvensky was not justified
The decision Gays further the Rus
sian commissioner did not share in the
latter opinion.
"In any event." the decision con.
tinues, "the commissioners are glad to
recognize unanimously that Admiral
Rojestvensky personally did all he
could from the commencement to the
end, to prevent the trawlers from be.
ing the object Of fire by the Russian
squadron.
No Blame for Proceeding.
Concerning the squadron's proceed
ing without assisting the damaged
trawlers, the decision says:
1.-THE commissioners are unanimous,
under the oircum stances, preceding
and following the incident. that there
was such uncertainty concerning the
danger to the squadron to warrant Ad-
miral Rojestvensky in continuing his
route. However, the majority regrets
that the admiral did not inform the
neighboring maritime powers of what
had occurred.
The decision concludes as follows:
'The commissioners declare that
their views, as formulated, are not of
a nature to cast any disrespect upon
the military valor nor upon the senti-
ments of humanity Of Admiral Rojest-
vensky and the personnel of his squad
ron ,,
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etin hats cover multitude q 81
headA 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01

Madrid vlstio de limpio para re-
cibir Ia vista del respectable Presi-
dsnte de la repdblica francssa, y es
oportuno recordar con este motive los
personajes que do Francia han vsnido
4 visitsrnos con caracter Official.
El2de octubre de 1S46 atravesaron
el puents del Bidasoa el duque de
Aumale y el duque do Montpsnsier,
hijos del Rey Luis Felipe de Francis,
que venfan con lucida comitiva, de la
que formaba parts eI gran Alexandra
Dumas, & celebrar la boda del de
Montpensier con 10 infanta de Espafia
dofa Luisa Fernando, hermana de
Isabel II.
En- medic del puents se alzaba un
arco de triunfo coronado por banderai
francesas y espaflolas y con ssta inl.
crlpcl6n; <La muy noble provincia dc
Guizpdzcoa q IS, AA. RR. los duausi
dc Aumale y do Montpensisr., Loi
prfncipes fueron recibidos bsj 10 el arcc
por el duque do Ahumada y los mar
queses de Povar y Santa Cruz para
cumplimentarlos y acompafiarlos has
ia Madrid.
Sc diriglsron Irdn, donde o. a.
calde, sef1or Olozabal, los obsequit
con un espl6ndido almuerzo y deapuei
passron & Tolosa, donde encontraror
nuevos ARGOS dc triunfo y donds tode
estaba prepsrado para que pasarar
10 noche.
La poblaci6n se ilumin6 desde o
anochecer, y delante del alojamientt
de los Principles bailaron varias pa
rejas las danzas del pals, acomps Il =
das de sus tradicionsles santos, J 8,
quemaron por it!mo vistosos fuego
artiticisles.
ELS de Octubre por 10 naiiana
salieron de Tolosa en- sillas de post,
tiradas por asis mulas, y 80 detuvie
ron On Vergara, en- el palacio del con
de dc villafrancs, y en- Vitoria, en- 9
del marques de Ezpe eta.
FL 6 de Octubre fue ell dis desi gna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01

minales contra Joaquin villegas, po
hurto; Luis Perez, por abuse de con.
fanza; Joaquin Villegas por eucala.
miento y Juan Velszquez por hurto.
La Corte municipal dc San Juan
ha recauda ado dursute sl mes de %.
tubrs dltimo las sumas de sl3s.O6 por
costas en- p,eltos eiviles y e29l .85 por
multas en- causas eriminsles, dando un
total do s427. 80. De esta suma corrsss.
ponden al municipio s62 por multas
inpuestas en- causas contra 10 salud
pdblica.
Los albadiles que 10 declararon
en- huslga en- la obra que 90 lleva &
cabo On Ia cAlle de Ia Fortaleza NJ 81,
han vuelto & su labor despues do ser
, atsndidos On 81 reclsms do 8 horas de
trabajo.
La nochs del pr6ximo sGbads
habra otro bale do sooiedsd On sl
sParque Borinquen., Tocark 10 or.
qussta de Cocolfa. Sabsmos que rel.
na mucha animaci6n para dicha Ass.
to. La comlsi6n de invitacionss tra-
baja por Querssults sslecta y brillante.
Esta de enhorabuena IL dorado iu.
i vel tud de Sac Juan.
Para msfiana por 10 nochs sstk
ctado el ayunsamiento en- session ex-
traordinaria.
Han sido dadas do alta On sl
Hospital especial de mujeres Maria
Lopez, Aurora Santiago Angela
, Gonzalez
En- tres semanss pr6ximamsnte
que llsvA de sstablecido el <Hospital
especial de muieres,s h. ocurrido el ai.
guiente movimisnto: Rsconosidss, 1853;
en- suspense "a: de elias son blancss
ll6, mulstas tS y nsgras 8. Natura.
les de San Juan "a; de IL i.ls 1853. Son
memories de Is amos l; de Is & 90 66; y
de 20 q 80, 100.
-Ha sido comisionado el inQe.
Aisro de Ia ciudad para que investi.
que & informe acercs del drensie de
les casas n6mero 80 y 101 do 10 salls
Dc San Frs cisco, que segdn dsnun-
cia sstA en- pugna con las disposieio.
mes ssnitariss.
Ell depart 4mento de Marina man
do clausarar aver tarde Ia pusrta que
dsbs acceso al vertidero On donds se
echaban les basuras eelrAs de Barrs.
cones.
-Durant' syer y hoy 90 hs praa.
ticado ell psgD de sus haberes 4 los
empleados de municipio dc San Juan.
Aver ie intcribieron en- el regis
tro civil las eflrclones de Barbara
Algarfn J Fsbio Duran.
Ell munici e,o hs adquIrido dos
yurtas de bdeyes para 81 trabaio ds
limpisEa pdblIca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
Cr6niCas madrilenaS
PRonaes ha9@ que han Htam ofca|nene Madd- -Recued@

do sara hacer Ia eytrada en- Madrid.
III conde do Breson, embajador de
Francia, que tan admirablemente hs.
bia llevado las negocis clones do los
mAtrlmonios reglos, sali6 4 esperar q
los hiios de su r y q 40 ki6metros de
10 corte.
Media hora antes de llegar & la
capital les esperabau carruaies de &C..
la y caballos de las resles caballeri-
zas. Los prfncipes prehrieron hacer
Ia entrada 4 caballc, y dsjando los
carrusies y ve'tidos de uniforms mon
taron en- magnffcos eorcs!es. A los
pocos pasos Sc les unfs el mlnistro de
10 Guerra general SEM, que llegaba
con una sscolta de ger erales.
En- Las ir med sciones de Madrid 10
adelant6 el Ayuntlmisnto, que iba On
sarrozss dc gala, precedido de algua.
eilillos & caballo y presidido por sl
a!calde, duque dc Vsragua.
Dsacendi6 este do su carroza di.
rigi6 una alocuci6n al duqus do Mont.
pensier, que tue contsstada por 6ste, &
Embellishments 10 puso en- mxrcha el
cortejo.
FL dfa estaba esplendido y hermo.
20; las tropas formaban en- 10 carers,
y una multitud inmsnsa SO agolpaba
en- las GALES para saludar q los prfn.
cipes, mientras Las sefloras sgitaban
deIde los BALCONIES sus psfluelos.
Recorrieron Ia calle de Fuenca
rial, Ia dc 10 Monters, y por 10 Puer
ia del Sol y salls Mayor fueron & Pa
lacio, en- cuya puerta principal q
apearon d las tres dc la tarde.
ALI les esperaban las c'ases de
etiqueta, que los acompafiaron hast'
la camara regia, d 'nde estaban Ia Rel
na 81 madre y su hsrmana.
Despues do la entrevisss, que fu,
cordialisima, los principles s. dirigie
ron en- las csrrozas dc gala dc Palacit
4 la embsisda de Francia, donde q
aloiaron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01

Ell duque de Montpensier decfa,
hablando de ~ futura ssposa:
Els muoho msior de 10 que spa.
rece en- ~ retrsto.
Apenas dsscan saron un momsnto,
volvisron 4 Palacio para conner, "a
las diez 20 ret t'raron.
El dia do Octubre, los prfncipes
franceses recibisron en- sl real pslacio
q 10 ofeialidad de ls guarnici6n de
Madrid y & los generates. El dfa Q 70
firmaron las capitulacionss matrimo.
males y el dia 10 70 cslebraron las do,
bodas.
Una semana duraron los festejos,
que Alexandra Dumas describi6 con sl
mayor entusiasmo.
sDecididamente~decfa on una de
sus cr6nicss = Madrid q Ia Wills do los
milagro', y 81 tiens aiemprs parecidas
iluminaciones, parecidos bailes y mu.
isrss como las que he visto sstos dfas,
tentado estoy de hacerme madrilsfio.
Quien no vi6 81 Prado iluminado ayer
nochs, no sabs 10 que q Illumination;
el que no ha visto 4 Ia luz do esas lu-
minarias veinte mujerss como les que
20 he visto, no sabs 10 que q una
reunion de hadas; el que no ha entra.
do On sl teatro del Circo J visto { IL
Guy Stephen bailar 81 ialso, no sabe
10 que o. una danza.s
Con Alexandra Dumas vino & Ma.
drid ~ b iio, que tsnfa sutonoss vein.
tidos amos.
En- las fieatas do Palacio brill6
una grande de EspsfIs, muy hsrmosa,
que contaba veinte primaveras. IRA
ID condesa do Teba, que fu6 mas tarde
Emperatriz de los franceses.
Es, quiza, la dnics, do aquellos
tismpos, sue vive.
FL duqus dc Aumale sali6 do Ma.
drid el dia 20 de Octubre : iba encan.
tado; 81 % msrcharon el duque ds
Montpensier y ~ esposa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
EDICT0

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Guayama P. R. Esta-
dos Unidos de America. FL Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos IS.
Carolina Luzunaris Dominguez, de-
mandante, versus. Ramon Pas
tor Diaz y Molinaris, y Rufna
Molinaris Cividanis, demandado.
Emplazamiento. Ell Pueblo de Puer.
to-Rico, Ramon Pastor Diaz, 9
sea ell demandado antes mencio-
nado:
Por la presente se notl6ca usted
que SO ha presentado en- la Ofcina
del Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito judicial de Guayama,
Puerto Rico, 10 demanda del actor
antes citado en- la cual pide la Cor
to una sentencia defnitiva condenan.
do al demandado don Ramon Pastor
Disz y Molinaris y embellishments
si este no tuviese bienes, q su sefiora
, madre dofla Rufna Molinaris de Civi.
danes reintegrar a Ia demandante
la suma de mil seiscientos dollars que
esta ha suplido desde el 20 de Mario
de 1902, hasta ell IA de Julio de 1905,
para alimentos, vestido, calzado y
educacion de su citado hijo, vase.
guirle pasando dicho ni6o con el
mismo fin, Ia cantidad de cusrents
dollars mensuales, en- tanto que sc
pueda con su trabaio personal ad-
quirir medios de vida, con las costas
al demandado. Y 90 notifica a usted
que de no somparecer contestar Ia
demsnda dentro de los cuarenta diss
despues de noti6cado, la demandante
podra obtener previa declaratoria de
,rebeldis y de la prueba de la publ
caci6n de este edicto una sentencia de
conformidad en- las resultancias del
ljuiciO. Y para su publicsci6n una
vez por semans, por termino de cua.
renta dias en- el periodico LA DINO.
CRACIA que Sc publics en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico los efectos de la no.
ti6cscion dicha demanda.
De orden del Honorable Charles
e, Foote, Juez de Ia Corte de Distrito
de Guayams, libro cl presents que
6rmo y sello con el de esta Corte, on
Guaysma. P. r. 10 de Agosto de
.905. William Oppenteimer, Secreta
rio accidental de IA COrta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01

4 sfecto On Ia sala dc SOC orros do 8 (
Q de la mafana.
-Esta noche habr& un concerto
de pianola por Mr. Jack Haynes, en- ell
sUni6n Club, dc Santurce.
Con destino 4 la rspdblisa do
Sto. Domingo embacaran en- breve los
j6venes de Lares don Juan Gonzalez
Ssgarra, don jose Garcia Abreu, don
Rafael Alfonso y don Emilio vilslla.
-Ha fallecido en- esta capital ell
laborioso industrial y propietario de
Ia Marina, don Romero B .rredo, de
nacionalidad espaGola.
Hay gran expectation por asistir
! a Ia Corte Suprema sl vierre Q. pr6xlmo,
para DIR 10 apelaci6n de Francisco
Dones Ramos, sentenciado muerte
por el asesinato dc Cordovss Berrfos.
DE heridas J contusiones leves
fueron asistidos aver Ell Ia sala de
, socorros jose Curet, A turo Vidal Y
Jer6nima Cruz.
Aver tarde, Juan Padills, q
quien fslta una pierns, m INTO en-
un caro- tuvo 10 dssgrAcia de caer.
se, mfr eodoss una CO, fusion en al
mufl6n del music derech Oportuna.
msnte fue asistldo en- 10 ssla do So.
corros.
La casa manufacturers dc dro.
gas ds New York <American Madi.
sson Drug y CO, hs nombrado repre- Q.
sentants cientif 20 sn Pusrto RICO, por
veinte AMOS. al doctor don NArciso
Doval, de San Juan.
-Desde aver se encuen.r.n en-
San Juan los distinguidos csballeros
de San Germsn senorA don Jose
Antonio Vivoni y don Jose Manuel
Acosta. Regresan msifapa q su re.
sidencia. hoy han Wis tado ii Co.
bernador, acompaiian oles ell aeflor
Baiz.
Ell Gobernsdor Winthrop saldrk
hAcia los Estados Unidos ell pr6ximo
martes. Regreiara & 10 aperture de
las Camaras.
Sc asegura que en- breve se au-
sentara para los Estados Unidos el
honorable Auditor de Put rto Rico Mr..
Hynes.
Sc encuentra en- esta capital Ell
ssnor don Luis Mufloz Morales, sbo.
gada y notsrio con buf,te alberto en-
Caysy.
Sc asegura que Ell iueE Mr.. Char.
les E. Focte sera trAsladado & Hu.
macao.
Sc queian de Santurce de la tar.
DANA con que Sc recibe Ia correspon.
dsncia en- aquel poblado.
Las sutoridades militares han
mAndado derrumbar Ell ntIguo edincio
conocido por sPicaderos, rematando
toda su madeira.
Genaro PiHarro ha jurado de.
nuncis hoy ante el iueE del Vale con.
ira Msrclal Rosado, vecino de ssu.
turce, por seduction de la joven Fran.
citca PiEsrro, hermAna del primsro.
Ell iueE BaEan sentencl6 hoy 4
Pedro Bernard 4 10 dias de arreslo,
por fsltss de respsto d Ia policfa.
para mafisna sstGn anunclados
On Ia c0sts municipal lQI iuiGiVs cri.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-01
|MPRES|0NES Y N0T|CIAS

Ests nochs, dc nusve y media &
once y media, celebrara un concerto
en- el cafe <La M Mallorquina> 10 orques-
ia do Ponce, que dirige don Domingo
Cruz, Cocoltd.
He aquf ell programa de las pleas
que ejecutara:
Primers psrte.
10 Gle Valet de Chambre,, over.
tura, o Metra.
2q <Soflando,, , waltz A. Borrero.
80 <Asl eres ti,> danza, ]. Rios
Ovalls
40 sLaura y Georgine, , DANA, J.
Morel Campos.
SegundA parte.
10 Gel Anillo de Hierro,s preludio
M. Marquee
% sJoi6 d aimeur,, waltz, r. Ber.
ges.
80 sCeds q mi ruego,, danzs, J,
Morel Campos.
40 sLa Diadsms, , sinfonfs, O. Me,
ira.
50 sLluvia de perlas,> dapza, J.
Rios Ovalle...
-Vicents Coon TOGO fqnivoca-
damente anoche un hilo de la luz slec.
trica, recibiendo una terribs conmo
ci6n que le hizo cser sl suelo inHrisn
dose una herida en- Ia region frontal
Sc dice que el Auditor Mr.. Hay
ne hs pedido al Tesorero la renuncis
de un a to empleAdo de squella ohci
ma por cargos que SO han hecho con
ira dich funcionario y que ell Tesore
ro Sc ha negsdo q acceder { ess pc
ticion.
Ha rem acido ell entusiasmo entire
lassehoritas por el sport do la biciclsts
que estaba ya on desuso entire nues
sras btlas. Aver algunss rscorrieror
10 ciudad en- sl susodicho vshfculo.
Aver regres6 de Humacao, don.
de pss6 una temporada en- casa de ur
tlo suyo 10 simpatiea sefiorits Anita
Ssldafis Crosss, hija del doctor dor
Estab ban Saldafia.
Ell doctor Gregg, m6iico ameri.
cano residente en- Ssn Juan, hs solici.
tado licencis del Board de Medicos
Exsmlnadorea para ejercer profession
On Puerto Rico.
Ell dia is del actual saldrau pa
ra Humacao los doctorss sefores Ri.
cardo Hernandez y Quevedo Baex Y
Mr.. William q. Harrison, niembros
de Ia Comlsi6n de la Policfa insulsr,
para prscticsr tallas entire los sspiran-
tss q ingresar en- dicho institute.
Sc sncusntra 60 ests capital don
Rsm6n Orsini, kecretario del Ayun.
tamierto de Vega-Alts.
Martin Lscein reclbi6 aver % el
sntebTa7o y Ell MUSIC izquierda varia.
contuaiones, que le produio otro indi
viduo con un adoqufn que le srroj6.
Sc trabais en- Ia organizaci6n
de una esplenGida velada que ell Ate.
neo puertorriqueho dedicsr& 4 Ia memo
ria del ilustrs doctor Beta ces. Sc
he nombrdo director artfstico de dichs
fiesta al reputado professor de piano
don Julio G. Artesgs.
Las contultas medicas de los
pObFsS del primer d!IEiIo u lIsvArku