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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
At Brink of Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. BE. Fu-
que, % years old, of Pendleton, Ind, a
student at Swarthmore college, is in
the university hospital, seriously in
jured as the result of football prac-
tice. The physicians entertain little
hope of his recovery. Late yesterday
afternoon during practice he was
tackled and during the scrimmage was
rendered unconscious. An examina-
ton showed that he was suffering
from hemorrhage of the brain.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13

reciprocated. While at house party
here the couple arranged their mar
riage two years ago. The secret
leaked out soon afterwards and Mr.
Hancher forbade the girl to see her
husband, declaring that he was toe
young to care for a wife.
Young Beck left school, determined
to show the irate father-in law that
he was Of good stuff. He went to
Minneapolis and thence drifted to Ia
coma, Wash, where he has amassed
several thousand dollars, and has a
prosperous business. Recently he
wrote DR.. Hancher of his success
saying he was ready to deliver the
goods and that he desired forgive
ness and his wife. DR.. Hancher COM
piled.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
Postoffice l. Looted.

WAUTOMA, Wis, Oct. 13.-Burg-
lars blew open the safe at the postof-
and got away with about $500 in
stamps and money.
the same place failed. The burglars
blew off a portion of the door to the
vault, causing damage of several nun
dred dollars.
They were evidently frightened
away as an unlighted fuse was left be-
hind in the door of the huge safe. The
police are on their trail
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
CRAG USED AS PULPIT.
Evangelist breaches through Trumpet
to AssembIaee Far Below.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, Oct. 13.-
As if inspired by the hope of eternal
salvation, and imbued with the belief
that by only his own course can hu-
manity be saved, the Rev. James Jo-
seph Tecumseh Copen, the mountain
evangelist, has preached the doctrines
Of his creed to large audience from
derrick erected on the top of the
Devils Tea Table.
Through a trumpet he was heard by
the assemblage that stood on the banks
C the Little Kanawha river, 500 feet
below him. Curiosity rather than a
search for salvation, induced the thou
SANDS Of persons who heard the gray
Aalred apostle to assemble at the base
@ the picturesque spot.
When he arrived at a stopping
place Mr.. Copen suggested the love the
llrd has for cheerful givers and asked
d contribution. He delegated a
number of his followers to take up a
'OAectlon, which they did. The amount
received On the first round was INSULT
0ehr and after the rugged preacher
"do been Informed of the amount he
asked that more be given the cause of
VArlSr Another collection was taken,
"i7 amount being over $500, most of
"'i'n goes 10 Mr.. "OPENS fund, he
having but few followers with whom
to divide.
announcement which was made
''e weeks ago by the evangelist that
1' would walk tight rope extending
'SS 'he little Kanawha, and that the
would dive from the rock from which
OuiU preach into the river, at
'>'eu many persons. Both perform
49,, 'aile off as per schedule, but
HeF Was attended by accident, as
'@lS had predicted.
Inc tight rope was tied TO bouebs
.,. Ives on the river bank and was
di, 'V" leet above the ground. The
was made from a board about
HVe feet above the water.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13

close to retaining wall, only reached
by crawling through a trap-door and
under the theater, a distance of nearly
so feet. The accident was clearly the
fault of the contractors who erected
the building, in locating the ut-off in
such a place to save a few dollars
The difficulty was remedied this
morning and at 10 o'clock the appa-
ratus was tested and found to be in
good working order, with the excep-
ton Of a few connections which
leaked some. These were frightened
later in the day.
To Inspect the Building.
Building Inspector Glasford visited
the theater this morning for the
purpose of inspecting it. The first
thing that met the inspectors disap-
proval was the fact that the wood
work on the stage had not yet been
treated to coat of fire proof paint.
The spraying pipes to be used in case
of fire and located in the extreme
top of the building over the stage
were found to be faulty. 1t developed
today that the contractors practically
threw up the job before completing the
plumbing work, leaving F. R. Balch
to see that it was completed. The
contractors have drawn all their
with the exception of about
$1,000, which it was estimated it would
take to complete the work.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
-oplNG HUSBAND WINS.
Leader Takes Daughter and
spouse to His Heart.

s.o. UIICNWA, Iowa, Oct. 1s,-presi-
unir. D. w. Hancher, of Iowa Wesleyan
Iowa A., MI. Pleasant, leader of
siv. ,De'nodism, has decided to for
elsnsa.s. his daughter, Anna May, for her
Burro, '-ne marriage two years ago to
the ral ~ Aeck of tnis city, and will take
a pns,ll hung couple to his heart and have
ding o.. .e0ration of the home we'd
! sit ne - sun or a wealthy mer-
tend Inv, teinont. He started to at
NET st. S~a Wesleyan four years ago
1er and fell in love. She
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
Driver Was Held Up at Mid.
Night by a Masked Bandit
ONLY BOOTY WAS SACKS OF MAIL
Stage Carried No WeIIs-Fargo Ex.
press Box-Same Man Who Shot
Haskell.

REDDING, Calf, Oct 13.-The
Redding- Bieber stage was held up a
midnight by a lone masked bandit,
armed with a rifle and a lantern, on
Oak Run, 35 miles east of Redding.
Driver Day had one passenger, w. L.
Miles. The robber secured a paper
mail sack and letter sack. The stage
did not carry any Wells-Fargo box.
1t is believed the same man did the
Redding- job when Messen-
ger Haskell was shot.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
LAWYER SUES
EQUITABLE
Asks One Thousand on Two
Thousand Dollar Policy
OFFERED LOAN At FIVE PER CENT
Company Refuses to Pay $248, Pres
ent Cash Value Of Policy Under
Contract.
OFFERED LOAN At FIVE Per CENT

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 13.-Attorney
Edgar T. Masters, Clarence Darrow's
partner, today filed a suit to recover
$1,000 from the Equitable, alleging
The company refused to pay him $246,
the cash value of a $4,000 policy that
had been running seven years. The
company relies upon a tecnnicality
in the contract, but offers to loan
Masters 1866 at five per cent.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
WILL RAT|FY
PEACE TREATY
It Will Be Signed at Washing
ton Tomorrow
ONLY A MATTER OF FoRnAlIIY
The Gear and the Mikado Have Al.
ready Given Their ApprovaI-Am-
bassadors to Act.
ONLY A MATTER OF FeRnAl|1Y

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 13.-The
ratification Of the treaty between Rus
sia and Japan takes place tomorrow.
The treaty will be signed as ratified
by the mikado at Toxic and by the
czar at st. Petersburg simultaneous
ly. Notification will be communicate
ed by telegraph to the respective
governments by the American em.
bassy at st. Petersburg and the
French legation at Toxic.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
DRESSING ROOMS IN KEYLOR
GRAND FLOODED AND CO.'S
TUNES RUINED.
insignificant Check Valve and Effort
"Hob" Yesterday Afternoon.

An insignificant check valve placed
behind a retaining wall, instead Of
in the open basement where it be-
longed, was directly responsible yes
terday afternoon for the running of
several thousand dollars worth Of
costumes belonging to the Redmond
company, while Chief Metz and Wa
ter superintendent Knight were
testing the fire fighting apparatus at
the new Keylor Grand theater.
Although the theater has been open
for several weeks it was only yes
terday that the fire fighting appara-
tus was considered in condition and
Chief Metz, Water Superintendent
knight F. r. Balch, representing the
contractors, and two firemen, visited
the theater to test the automatic
sprinklers and hose reel pipes. Be-
fore turning on the water from the
street, Chief Metz sent Balch and
Fireman Fred Bowman through the
basement and over the building to
inspect the connections. No check
valve in the pipe connecting the
sprinklers located in the dressing
room to the main pipe could be found,
and Chief Metz ordered one put in
to cut off the sprinklers from the
stand pipes so that the hose reels and
connections could be tested.
When the valve was in place the
water was turned on. A minute later
it was discovered that the sprinklers
in three dressing rooms on the west
side of the building were running full
force and before the water could be
turned off the contents of the three
rooms. which included nearly SO
fine costumes, belonging to members
of the Redmond company, were COM
pletely soaked.
Many fine silk dresses belonging to
Mrs. Redmond were badly stained by
the discolored water, and several were
completely ruined. Mr.. Redmond
places the damage between $4,000 and
ssOOe.
Tested Again This Morning.
Chief Metz ordered another investi-
cation of the pipes again this morn
ngi, and the difficulty was discovered
in check valve located behind and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
THREE THOUSAND FEET OF
EARTH REMOVED BELOW
LEWISTON YESTERDAY.
Contract Let for Building of Bridge
Across cIearwater-TrackIayins
at Riparia.

LEWISTON, Iharo, Oct. 13.-Erick-
son & Peterson have received the con-
tract for the construction of the big
railroad bridge that will span the
Clearwater river at Lewiston and to-
day the contractors will establish the
camp for the accommodation of the
force that will be engaged in the
work The mixers, holsters and
other equipment to be used in build
ing the concrete piers are now en- route
from San Francisco and will arrive
here in a few days.
Advices from Riparia last night stat
ed that the steamer Norma had been
inspected during the day and that
the boat would soon go into service.
This craft will be used exclusively in
grain hauling and in handling equip
ment and supplies for the railroad.
thus enabling the construction work
to be carried forward rapidly. The
tracklaying crew is now at work at
Riparia and half a mile of track has
been laid beyond the bridge.
Big Blast Yesterday.
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock the
big blast at the Inland Construction
company's camp, a short distance be-
low the city, was set off. The blast
moved fully 5000 yards Of rock and
was a complete success. Some Of the
racks were hurled across the Snake
river, a distance of nearly quarter
of a mile, and all the electric cables,
which span the river at this point
where the blast was set, were severed.
The charge of powder was so deep
that the report could barely be heard
in the city, but the smoke and flying
rocks afforded an interesting sight.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-13
Tested Again This Morning.

Chief Metz ordered another investi-
cation of the pipes again this morn
ngi, and the difficulty was discovered
in check valve located behind and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
''Cosas de Puerto Rico"

FL Heraldo Espaho.". con techa /,
de los oorrieu;es. publica el siguienie
aF,iculo
Nuestro amigo el reputsdo escritor
don Jose Antonio DAubon. nos IA OBJ
sequiado con IN eJemplar de la segun-
da serie de ST interesante collection de
articulos literarios. titulada "Cosas de
Puerto Rico. rn la que, con gallsrdo
decir y oportuno gracejo Tecuerda su-
cesos pasados y costumbres populares
de este pals de promisi6n; rindiendo
al propio tempo justo homenaje a los
hombres cuya memoria "se venera en-
ei panteon borincano.
Los articulos '.El go-ro del Archi-
vero", El vapor correo "Los galoS".
'Los volantines". Felipe Gutierre",
FAmal;a Cleto Noa' "Eusebio NUM-"
.Los nacimien ntos", "La Bo1inquen',
"Joaquin de La Moneda", "Betances",
'Hostos (un compaflero de estudio)",
"El medic poeta", ',Un ahogado"
Manuel Cevero Soler (Obispo de Sc
gober), Uenen ell suave deicado sa
Dor d Ia tiertuca.
Su lectura encanta deleita seduce
= atraa hacienda vagar ell espfritu por
ei senciIlo pIacido pasado de nuestra
existencia.
En- Ia obra de Daub6n Sc We. de
cuerpo eutero", al Puerto Rico que,
en- mas de una ocasi6n nos han desert
TO ,uestros padres.
s. Vc ! Sc siente al Puerto Rico
hoLIado y laborioso, noble hospitala-
rio, franco communicative, de pasadas
epocas, sin 81 que ojo mas avisado pu-
diese presentr un porvenir tan antit6
ticO.
La politica hidra, de Glen cabezas
fortaleza de vagos ambiciosos. ha
destruido rara siempre cuanto de no.
bic y generoso ha bia en- ell pals, sus-
tjtuy Gndclo con ex6ticos sentimientos,
cuyo fruro es de mezquino resultado,
La obra del sefior Daub6n es diena
de todo encomio, no solo por su m6ri-
to literarIo, s.no por las ensenapzas
que en- en- ella encontraran cuantos
Sc in.eresan por las "Cosas de Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
I'll entierrO de aver
Fl ST.. Hernandez Lopez. hizc
una hermosa oraci0n
tunebre.

Uaa numerosa concurrenciA asisti6
al ec.o del entierro del ;afortunado
ndo Pedro Tlmothee Las GALES del
Sol. San Jose y esqunas de San JUS
to Cruz, estaban len+s de gente
Una larga hiera de min de ambos
sexos vestidos de bIanco abrfa la
marcia.
Profundamente fu4 !amentada la
desgraclt OcIrrlda 9 ni1o. FL duelo
tue despedido por el elocuente orador
senior Hernandez Lopez. quien hizo
como de costum bre, una hermosa ora
cion fdnebre. El ilustrado orador
supo conmover al mum eroso auditorio
y sus palabr as fueron verdad eros
periodos de brillante oratoria.
El senor TimothGe, que asistio al
entierro, acompaflado del resto de sus
hijos, fue trasportado su casa. en-
brazos de sus amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

JuSto era Qae d 6 re los rezos
de Senana Santa, celebrascmos con
a 60 eXtfacrdiaario l. RESURRECTION del
Redentor del Mundo.
No todo ha &c a,r jolscrics. P .i-icos
v huelgas.
Y en- efecto: en- lbs dos domingos
retro d]timos tuvimos ecas;6n de oil
al notable violinista puertorriquefio
primer premio' de- Co-se rVatorio de
Madrid don Angel Celestino Morales.
En- el primer concerto fue acompa
fiado al piano por ell sef1or Ramos te
ponce, ca el segundo por ell sefior
Quinton de Coamo.
Conocidos va, los pianistas referi-
dos nada he de agregar en- Su elogio
Bastantes ap!ausos han recogido uno J
otro en- su vida artistica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

preseu,e el status poli,ico de
Puerto Rico y cnal ha DC scr en-
H. future. DC acucfdo con Zoe
interrscs &c IN isla no dc IA in
vas "a mosgehina DC parasites
eonlinentsles
rs precise Qce ~ asabe csc
lueso irFcSpeiuoso. Que termtne
n inS0p0rlahie chacota que sc
viene (, standD con Ia eolonia.
- para clio es precise que re
cordemos a, gobierno las pro
mesas De Miles los articulos dc
ia prensa americana. los su-
puesios motiyos lie Ia guerra
que tuvo su tyiste epilogo en- la
pac;on de esia isla. 81 hav
que habiar de nuevo de la de-
mocracia pe,dida. de la crisis
ahondada ST es necesario que
saQuemos a relncir el via.c-u-
cis de siete amos. que nos ha
llevaco a un calvarIo dolores o
" denigrante de ham bre V de
2liseri5. m esian nada distan-
tes los suplicio,. los inoultos V
las burlas para que sea imposi
bic recordarlos, con todos sus
detai'eS trlstislmOs. con sus
amargos alcanceS V sus durOs
signiticados.
Al Cabo de siete amos de ocu-
paCj0n, no sc sabe en- los minis
terios que es Puerto Rico en- ell
derecho international y en- la
vida politica.
Pues bien; esta inc6gnita no
puede segulr asi, eo precise
aclararla, eS neCeSarlO que ter
mine, de Cualquicr modO que
sea.
Un million de hab.tartes no
puede, sin agraylo evidente.
vlvlr en- esta orfandaQ de suS
derechoS Y de au dignidad dc
ciudadanos.
Bastante es va con ell tempo
transcurrido, que ST es de prue.
ba, no ia poIido ser III mas i'm
pia, nj mas desConsideraja, nj
mas inutil, porque en- los Esta-
dos UnidOs deben estar hartOs
de saOer que los natives de la
lsia son mas antiques en- la vida
del deTech0 y de la cultura in
divldual Y colectivamente, que
todos los superhomb bres que vie
nen aqui cen preten5iones de
taSclnarnOs con su saber V su
clencla, para hacer luego, 10 que
el Comisi0nado de instruction
en- Ell Ateneo, 10 que Mr.. Sweet
en- 10 judicial, Hollander V Wi
llonghby en- 10 econ0mico, Hunt
en- 10 politico, Y tantos otros
que nan tenidO que apelar a la
fuga, no pudiend0 resistir la
abrumadora superioridad de los
natives
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
COmerCiaIeS

Los sefiores F. Rovira hijos, de
Guayama, nos participen haber di-
suelto la sociedad casa industrial Y
9gricola que giraba en- aquella plaza,
haciendose cargo la Succession de don
francisco Rovira y Pujol de la liqui :
dacion del active, por no existir past
vo, conhriendo al efecto poder amplio
y bastante a don Jose Rovira y don
Fernando Beir6 para que la represen-
te en- dicha liquidation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

- Snlissas tscaen e. Mcsa'es e.
ennla fnny dsgno &c xaccats,ss
Aqnciias ilegafon al ceaif At a. g.
rrcra arsiSica su viAse hacsA = ucass
c. incvsxhle
Este Morales. c&usnA passs &c gs-
ganie hscsa 81 spageo. Y i.egasa "a
duda. porque ucnc e. por4ue tsene
alma poiQnc ,icnc ''cofsE6n. fhes
Flor IL lis
'uana Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

No solamentc cs Morales I'm gran
ejecutante sino que es I'm arti>ta en- la
verdadera acepcion de Ia Erase
FL hacc "pensar y hace entir.
Brndis de Salas, ell "Rey de las DC
tavas" Pablo SaTasate el 'Rey &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04
n ota del dfa

A0lNS It enoI a "A NNusG NAmNS
Y que s0mos como pueblo
In la metropoli pasa 10 mis-
mo-
Con motive de la huelga de
Ponce se ha pue,to de relieve
esa tr'>le verdad.
I'm los mi .isterios Sc ignora
10 que es Puerto Rico. m;entras
en el lei Interior. cree ell minis.
tro Mir Hitchcock. que eli pals
st go6ierna como los demas te
rritorios. Y aun con mas liber-
tad. con regimen mas demoCra- =
tlcc; en- ell de Marina sc entien
de que la Isla es mas bien una
base naval que una dependen
cla polit'ca
MIR. Taft entiende que Puerto
Rico es TerIitoriO, V los terrific
rios eStan a cargo del ministro
del Interior.
Y aSi. por el estilo Y oyendo
igudles nuevas IN COmi>lOnadO
de la Federation obrera amerl-
cana. reCOrrio los ministerlOs
sin obtener de ninguno de los
miemb bros del Gabinete una de
claraC on cOncreta. pidiendO en-
vano que lie dijeran 81 hay Ell
los Estado@ Un1doo qulen tenga
algo cue yer con Puerto Rico,
nj quien pueda ocupar, de los
asuntOs de la colonla
Ali sc ignOra 10 cue sOnlOs.
10 que p0dem0s ser; hasta Sc ig
nora para 10 que nos quieren. 8
ST toImamO5 parte de la Anne
RIGA, 0 somos una de las islas del
archipelago magallanico.
Todo aquel cOnocimlento que
Sc tenia de nosOtros antes de la
guerra. ha desaparecido De
Puerto Rico no queda mas que
Ell nom bre en Ia memCria de al
gun alto funcionario de la me
tr0poli, que 10 recuerda cuando
necesita de un sitio en- que colo
car algun funcionario debutan-
te, DO Cbstante que la lsla, e.
mas bien una base naval que
una dependencia politica.
Este dlvOrCio entire la reali.
dad Y las declaraciOnes del mi
nistTO, es c1paz de Curar de ea-
panto CualquIera, por muy
POGO aCostumbradO que Sc en-
cuentle a las aorpresas moru.
mentales Y peligrosas que usan
a manera de brOmas, con nOs0.
tr0s, los pO'itiCOs ameriCanOs.
NO es esta una dependencia
political Y entonces, <por que
esa remesa contra n0aotros, de
funcionarios gede0nlcos, que
apenas ponen el pie en- terra
nos quiereh ubrumar con sus
ensenanzas de educaci6n Y de
mocraCla; con sus nuevoS siste-
mas de aniquilar industrias, con
sus desmanes, sus ignoranCias Y
sus atrevlmientOS, con sus &c
deOnadaS risibles, con sus exa
bruptOs selvaticos, con todo ese
repertoire extrano que nos vie
nen a mostrar, creyendo que es
algO bueuO, 0 sin Greer nada tai
vez?
En- esa peregrinaci0n que ha
hecho de Herodes PilatOs el
comisionado de la federation
oorera' ha quedado de manities-
TO que no Ia fuera de lugar, por
innecesaria la critica q lie veni-
mos hacienda del sistema. del
regimen. de los funcionarios,
de tcda esa congregation gedeo-
MICA tan POGO aprensIva en- 10
de confesar ignorancias y de-
clarar anomalies.
Que no hace mai quien insis.
ia en- pedir ell relevo de la me-
socracia ocupante de los pues-
tos p1blicos, nj quien ample la
dem1nda hasta invitar al 90
bierno de la metropoli d que de-
ina, de una vez, cual es en- ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

Sc he or9eN2dO =! tr.slo1o d. 5 81
guiente primeros tenientes de la poll.
llcia ins la dJ1 NJ ri) Mas de Hu-
nAcos i san Ju"n; don Francisco
T2lIada &c San Juan a Mayagilez:
don Reml8io Castro, de Mayagiiez
4 Pence DON / Mari9ro Kcves, de
CWcy 4 Huua(au; don Sergio Nol de
Juana Lisz 4 Arecibo Y don Arturo de
Ia Rosa d Arecibo Guayama
Esta noche las cmpezara la re-
C ci64 sotnAu4l &c costumbre con
1ae los espesos Winthrop obsequian 4
suS rel -cl0aados. Amenizard eli acto
n orQuesta de la policia iusular ade-
mas Sc bAllaran a.8unas piezas en- ell
,Sil6n del "Trono"
En Ia Santa lg'es;a Catedrai Sc We
ritcara estl noche la primera novena
del festival por 81 F@trocinio de San
Jose
La retreta de anoche 4 pesar de Ia
Iluvia Sc VIC bastaate concurrida Ia
banda de Ia policia insular eiecut6
con notable facilidad las pleas del
pr grama
La novena de Mayo que Sc efectuan
en- la lglcsia de San Jose resultan bas-
tanta concurridas y el altar arregado
con muthA eleg incia y glsto artistico.
Esta manana tomo puerto proce
dcnte de Nueva York el vapor nor
teamericano Caracas con mucha
correspondence. carga general y pa
sajeros para esta isla.
En- el Tribunal Supreme Sc veran
mahaua las apelacioneS del Habeas
Corpus de Jose Guadalupe Andinc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

La novena de Mayo que Sc efectuan
en- la lglcsia de San Jose resultan bas-
tanta concurridas y ell altar arreglado
con muthA eleg ancia y glsto artistico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

En- el Tribunal Supreme Sc veran
mahaua las apelaciones del Habeas
Corpus de Jose Guadalupe Andinc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-04

En Ia Santa lg'es;a Catedral Sc We :
rihcara estl noche la primera novena
del festival pOr 81 P2trocinio de Sin
Jose
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-17

From newspaper accounts it would
appear that the dear good Presbyter-
ian brethren are trying to revolution
ize things First they talk about a
ritual and now a good Calvinistio
Brother at Clifton Heights gives out
the following notice:
ITO the members of Clifton Heights
Presbyterian Church--Please note
that persons attending services are re-
quested TO wear plain and inexpensive
clothing, in order that no one, however
humble, may be embarrassed.
When asked for further explana-
ton of his opinion, DR.. Mcconnell,
the pastor. said that he had no desire
TO be taken for a sensationalist, but
after long thought upon the subject
he was now fully persuaded that the
dress issue is the great barrier be-
tween the leading churches and the
poorer class. If congregations can be
made to wear plain clothing there
will be few people, especially women.
at church, and the day of the millen-
ium will have surely come.