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New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Dartmouth tM-
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NAVY DEFEATS BUCKNELL EASILY.
PLAYS Brilliant Game and Wins from Heavier
Eleven by "a to o.

Annapolis Nd. Nov. 1.-THE Naval Academy
eleven delighted it's supporters this afternoon py
playing brilliant football and defeatns ne heavier
team of Buckneu by a score of "a to o. This Is one
of the largest scores made by the mitshp1nen this
sea ason and induces confidence here that Annapolis
will win from West Point
The halves were of twenty-five and twenty min
ues and in the first eleven points were scored. ih
tho erond half the midshipmen played fast and de-
tarmined foOtoalI and scored four t0uchdoWns.
Runs bv Spencer for seventy yards ana poherty LOT
eff fJ,s zach for a touchdown. We're the features
of the game Piersol was used 10 carry the pall
in a tackle formation with great success.
Tho lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

At New-Haven-Yae. IL: Brown o.
At hiladelpbia-Pennsylvauia, IL; Harvard, g.
At Observation-Disclosures. 16: Cornell, g.
At West Point-Carlisle, 6, west Point, g.
At Observation-Disclosures, 49, Holy Cross, 4. ,
At Amhersf-Dartnouth, 0; Amherst 0.
At Carlisle-Dickinson, IS; Lehi9h. @.
st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, Williams, 0.
At Exeter-Andover 2S: Exeter, 0.
At Annapoiis-Nayy 81: BuclSneU O.
At hington--virginia, 55: Washington. o.
At Hartford-Trinity, 20; Rhods Island, H.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. State. 7S; Genera, O.
At Geneva-Hobarf. Is; Alfred, o.
At HamiIton-CoI2ate, Il; Hamilton. Is.
At Observation-Disclosures. 16; Union, o.
At Medford-Tufts, I2; Maine, 0.
At Ann Arbor-Micbgan, 40; Ohio, o.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
AMHERST, 0: DARTMOUTH, 0.
Stubborn Defence by Each Team Results in
Sooreless Contest

Amherst Mass Nov. 11.-An unusually stubborn
defence by both Amherst and Dartmouth left the
score at the end of the game to-day to o.
Dartmouth reached Amhersts 25-yard line, where
the ball was lost on downs Amherst pushed the
ball to Dartmouth's 25-yard line. and on the third
down Shattuck dropped goal from the field, which
vas NOT allowed on account of ofside play
Amherst lost thirty-fve yards on penalties, while
Darimouth made no infringements OF the rules
The hall was almost entirely between Dartmouth
40-vard line and midfeld and seldom was on the
Aro,berst side of the field There some kicking,
IN when Dartmouth excelled slightly Lineup and
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
ROCHESTER. IS; UNION. o.

poc,es.er \. Y, Nov. 1.-THE football team Of
.be University OF Rochester closed its season this
afternoon By defeating the eie'eh OF oh'oh .oi,
-, -, :. sea,a Of Is to o. The game marked
~, n,,x,ds MAY and holding Rochester being penal
t1ss ~ Nfty-dve Yards and Union sevsnty.fve yards
inoL ,u, a5-mnsife halves Prior, Rochesters
ia-y r,,ard was the most consistent ground saier
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
COLLEGE FOOTBALL ON MANY FIELDS.


o.
cearyo
ement the
pucky m meta Tarari i by a O. i o.
showed
goa
the
o d could yp
ere beat
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
SECOND HALF.

Roth teams came back for the second half with
the lineup unchanged. Burr kicked off to Pennsyl-
,-ania,s 15yard line and Robinson brought the ball
hack ten wards I4amson went through left tackle
for nine wards and Pennsylvania penalized hf-
made forty yards before he tackled by Foster.
dashed around the end for six more. Pennsylvania
was penaIfzed fifteen yards for holding. Pennsyl-
yaDia was forced to punt. and Foster fumhled Rop-
inson recovered. Harvard was penalZed for offslde
of the goal posts. Pennsylvania was holding again,
however, and lost fifteen yards. Then Folwell maGe
ten yards. Stevenson tried quarterback KICK,
which failed. and Harvard had free kick from
20-yard line. EOlWell earned the pail 10 mar
wards 43-yard line
Guild replaced Lockwood. Sheble forced TO
punt but Harvard could not gain from the IL
ward line and returned the kick The bail was
PENIS the 35-yard line. BY line plunges Penn Penn
carried il to Harvard's 80 yard line. where Harvard
held for downs. Sheble was ruled from the game
for sugging Burr punted, and Penn got the ball
on the 52-vard line Stephenson kicked. and Burr
returned the bali of bounds in the middle OF the
field After a few small games Stevenson was
could not gain. Burr punted. Penn got the pan
on IT'S A0-yard line and by series of punSes anu
end runs carried 1t to the l-yard line from Whefe
Iamsou went over. Torrey kicked the goal after
Knowlton replaced Squres and Snyder went IN
for Macdonald. Brill kicked off. and Bennis ran
the bali thirteen yards. Nichols replaced FoS-
ter. and Stevenson punted to Starr on Harvard, ,
for holding. Nichols punted TO Stevenson, VINO VINO
fumbled. Harvard recovered. and Nichols gGe
twelve yards. and seventeen more, on fake he
Then Penn braced, and took the ball on doWns'
Penn was penaliZed fifteen yards more for hoioiS
and the game ended with the ball on penn 5 70
| ard line
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
n,cxtNsoN DEFEATS LEHiGH.

,., x,er-, Nov u.-Dickinson defeated Le-
- - aaz in a wen played football game by the
e r. o4 ,s tn @ Neither team scored in the first
saJf In the second half the bali was kicked of to
,nia,d,sor yiebaur carried it for touchdown
- -. ,raa a sscond touchdown 45-yard
hopasoih seaTn kicked of. hut Davis got the
run run IA pfckinson rushed II down the field for the
ban ana go rlayis kicked all three goals.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

At Sta1ford-Stanford, IL; California, s.
At Chicago-Chicago, 10; Purdee 0.
At Lincoln-Nebraska. IS; Colorado. o.
As Madison-Wfsc consn. AZ Beoit. O.
At New-Haven-Yale Cubs, IS; Princeton. o.
At MddIebury-aIiddlebury 6: Norwich, 8.
At Marette-Kenyon, 6; Mariette, 5.
At Minneapolis--Minne esota, 81: Dakota, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures. "a; Ohio Wesleyan, ..
At Cambridge-Rarvard Cubs, II; Cushing, o.
AT Raleigh y. ca. and NJ, 0; University of North
Carolina 0.
and Mary, 5.
At Danville Va.-Danyiile. IL; Randolph Macon, IL
At Ashevle, N Dillingham; s: South Carolina. s.
At Springfed-SprinSfieid. %: Worcester Polytech-
mic, 5.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Harvard to-
VALE DECLARES FOOTBALL HOLIDAY.

New-Hareu Conn, Nov. 1l-Ihe fale .ao'
has voted to omit all college exercises on the uis
OF the Yale-Harvard game. This announcement "
greeted with JOY by the freshmen, who can no" s
10 Cambridge whereas, by the previous ruiiiis.
disciplinary measure that no cuts would 90 ~
loved ii would have been impossible for them -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
N. Y. U. WINS A GAME.
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Team Beaten on onlo
Field by a Score of IL to e.

N.v-york University hae little difficulty IN de-
fearing Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute on ONO
Field Yesterday by a score OF II to 2 Ne"-A ork
used her regular lineup during the first NAT In am
snored II Doints weakened IN the second nan,
whom several substitutes were sent In IN ulI9
narind Rensselaer, held the home team doMn 20
Pna touchdown and scored a safety when "iso"
Toistudged one of Woods few good KICKS
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

vania's 37-yard line before Leary tackled him
Sheble attempted fake kick, but Brill broke
tIroI.ch and tackled him. Sheble punted and as
Scarlet tackled Starr to2 soon Harvard was ,ad al
and Sheble punted Foster. He was downed on
Rarvard's Award line just as the half ended.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
RrnMn fOl.
TUFTS BEAT MAINE TEAM.

Medford Mass, Nov 11-Fast playing against a
heavier team enabled Tufts defeat the Uni
versity of Maine the oval this afternoon by the
score of u to O. Both touchdowns made
straight football. Maine dangerous
only once reaching the Tufts 30yard line. lineup
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
PRINCE SEES ARMY LOSE.
Indians Beat Vest Point IN Close
Gr7diron Battle.
rBv telegraph to The Tribune. ]

GBy Telegraph The Tribune j.
West Point N Y. Nov. lin the first battle on
the grdiron here between the Carlisle Indians and
the West Point cadets the red skins came off VIC
torous by a score of to g 1t was cleanly fought
game. with undue roughness by either side.
Failure to kick goal caused West Point TO lose
The goal. which would have tied the score. was
missed by less than six inches.
Taking it all in all. the Army. by straight line
plungng. gained more ground than the Indians, but
In trick plays the redskins kept the cadets guess
ing. Several times the Indians tried the old-fash-
ioned double pass. and once they caught the Army
boys mapping Al etiquette getting around left end
with clear field for touchdown. Gillespie failed
to stop him, but Weeks nailed him.
The Indians scored in the first half shortly after
the game began. West Point fumbled, and jude,
like a deer, and made touchdown. with Weeks
close at his heels. Mount Pleasant kicked an easy
goal
Once in the second half the Indians worked the
leather to the Armys 1O-yard line. where the West
Pontt defence held them The Army made s,,dr; Its
touchdown by straight and hard footpal every [
inch of the ground being stubhornly contested by
In the second half the Army got the ball on Car
started a march for touchdown The offence wa was
the the cadets hard tissle but Weeks was called
Besxers Paek ana missed Weh the goa by an inch
Never before has d9oe0 ae gatbarin
Seated on the grandstand was Prince to LOUIS Ir Of
B3ttenDerg, Surrounoed army oiICelS Doth
ish and American. The gold lace and trappings
of the military men mingled with the gay dresses
and flags of the pretty girls, made a sight worth
seeing.
Carlisle Indians Positions. West Point t5l.
Bowen LETT tackle (sutan
Dillon guard weeks
Centre Abrahaln
Larocque (Iunt. Dubois
Scott) Right guard tfTls
Exendne Right tackle. Mettler
Jude. Right end esll'
Mount Pleasant UIbby) Quarterback Johnson
hafback Smith (Beavers
Archquette Right halfback M
Dubois Porter Fullback lor1ley
Touchdowns-Jude. Weeks Goal from touchdoWn.,-
Pleasant. Referee -Mct'racken Urnpire--N Az
Time OF halves, 25 minutes Attendance, sun"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Univ. of Maine tot.

Smith Q,eTs FuIhack-. .Farwe CWeynouth)
Tuuchdowns-smith and Lewis Goals--eireen Cd I'm
Referse--Burieigh, of Exeter.
I.nemen-Afrvey. Tufts and Gray. OF Maine Time
MISUNDERSTANDING minutes
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Wesleyan ds).

Touchdowns-Woodhead, Van Sufdam and Hampst
Goals-Hampsor. 3. Referee-Mr. Wallace of Univers
Pennsylvania Umpire-hIr. White. of Michigan Lir
man--Mr- Rogers OF Yale. Time-Twenty- mini
halves.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
HARVARD MAKES HER SCORE.

Pennsylvania work seemed to let up little and
the rest of the half Harvard had distinctly the
better of the argument.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
AiiT The lineup follows:

Touchdown-alccornlek 60. Martin, Daub. Cos
from touchdowns-Hallday cooney. umpir>-n'nd'
e Of p Referee-pr Stsuffe-. U. of p Head Hines
snan--Fuitz. Brown. Time OF halves. - mnutss A.
tendance. 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
BEATEN In TIGERS LAIR.
CORNELLS BRAYE FIGHT.
Ith0cons Score, but Princeton Has
Call Throughout.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Princeton N J. Nov lin a seesaw struggle
Princeton Cornell in the annual football match
here to-day by a score of Is TO s. The game was
hard fought from start to finish and abounded In
unlocked for incidents. AS the two teams lined
I'D the Tigers were stronger than the Ithacsns.
and the score shows pretty fairly the relative
merits of victor and vanquishcd. An analysis Of
the game in fact shows that Princeton ought TO
have won by touchdowns TO none. as each sid-
scored once through the siarsng misplays of the
other.
The Tigers the hrst Ia tally. making
touchdown in the first half, but missing the goal
Early in the second half Cornell took rhe lead
with touchdown and goal. but Princeton soon
scored again. but failed second time 10 kick the
goal Toward the close Of the game the Tigers
crossed Cornelfs goal the third time. and
when time called Princeton had the ball on
the .5-yard lire of the Ithacang. with fourth
touchdown imminent.
big crowd the battle. three fast specials
coming from New-Tork the Pennsylvania
Railroad while Cornell down delegation
of more than thousand 'rooters." and Phiiadsipha
contributed its quota The visiting Ithacans were
seated the east side Of the field and. reinforced
by the Cornell ''rooters' from New York and Phil
adelphia. gave the Red and White eleven tho best
support ever accorded the team playing away from
/ home From first TO last the Cornell cheers rang
out continuously. while the singing of the IthAcans
| was one of the features of the Afternoon L4ed by
leather 1unged undergraduates the Cornell root
ers'' sang Three Cheers for the Big Red Team"
the alma mater song and ION. More Touchdown
over and over again. The meIodouS
and the words catchy and salvos OF applause fol-
! lowed each song.
The Princeton stands. on the west side Of the
| field. noisy but the famous Tiger
locomotive cheer split the air at frequent inter
walls Princeton. too. had brand new song. which
| how
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-04-26

AiS SOO 'UASA - IN " do wv
late, Mr.. Waterbury having
started for Miller with his
man. The sheriff met them
at Huron and all returned
here on Monday nights S
passenger. A curious crowd
was at the depot. Mr..
johnson was recognized by
many who exchanged greet
ings with him. Later in
the evening he talked with
a number of friends in the
Jail parlor. He stated that
he became discouraged and
started for North Dakota.
He went alone, not by way
Of Cottonwood that he re-
members. He worked in
Sargent county and other
places. He sold his pony
there. Later he went to
Travis county, Mimi, spend
ing a part Of the winter, re-
turning again to North Da-
kOta, from where he return
ed to his mother at Bran
don about the 18th of this
month, with the intention
then Of driving back to his
farm northeast of here
When he left his home
June327 last so mysterious
ly it was presumed he had
been murdered. His mother
and brother came on in
July and after investigation
decided that he had met
with foul play. They came
to this Office and offered to
pay literally to advertise to
unravel the mystery. The
Sun was on the press, but
other matter was taken out
and the Johnson notice in
serted, and also sent to out
side papers, without cost to
the distressed mother and
brother. No clue was found.
About the first of Noyem-
Der Geo. Todd, also living
alone three miles east Of
Johnson, was found muir
dered, buried in a cave, the
crime evidently committed
about Oct. 5.
The people at once de-
clared that Jacob Johnson
had met a like fate by the
same hand. His farm was
searched and old wells
probed for his body. At
the unanimous demand Of
the people the board offered
$500 reward for his body,
dead or alive. Continued
search about the farm failed
of results, but some blood
was found on the bedstead
and on the wall behind the
bed and on the floor.
Word now came that a
dead man had been found
near Wapeton, North Da-
kota, and another so miles
farther north. lnvestiga-
tion convinced Sheriff that that
neither was Johnson. But
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-04-26

When Sheriff Abbott last
week limited that he would
bring Jacob Johnson back
to Miller, alive and we'll, no
one believed, and when the
skeptics offered to bet, Mr..
Abbott put up the money to
back his statement. The
sheriff had received a letter
from Jchnson's mother and
brother at Brandon near
Sioux Falls that Jacob had
just returned there with his
black team and wagon.
Mr.. Abbott promptly dis
patched Deputy Sheriff A.
B. Waterbury after the re-
turned man. By this time
other information had come
confirming Mr.. Abbott's
reports. Now came the
hustle by Messrs. Dunn,
Fenton and others to go and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02

vAR|OS ART|CULOS
Preclos corrIentes
Axdcar para el consume.
Moscabado claro de $3.50 d S5
De miel claro q 1915.
0enrffuga claro de A.75.a 5.
Azdcar americana dc II ls5, 80 a6
Algod6n de Ct al.
Almid6n 4 s2s
CafS corrisnte sl3 13f
Cueros dulces s16ial7
Cocos & go millar.
Ron Is grados Cartier de L. centa-
vos gallon.
Maiz &s1.60
Sebo & s44 90.
Tabaco, nominal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02

denss impuestas por la Corte de Dis.
trito de ests ciudad.
DE Juans Dfaz informa el tenien-
te Noa, que varios panaderos trataron
de agredir los operarios de la pana-
derfa de don Manuel Ferrer, originan- |
dose con este motive I'm pequeiio tumul
to, que fue reprimido acto seguido.
Fueron arrestados siete individuos y
puestos & disposition del J Jdez de Paz.
Hubo pedrsdas un disparo de re-.
v6lver.
Contindan hsciendose detenciones.
Sc ha heclarado una huelga en-
|Gurabo, negandose q trabaiar los
peones de la propiedad de don Rufo
Gonzalez. Ell cabo Moreschi arrest6
& dos huelguistas por dafIos causados
q dicha propiedad.
Ell teniente Mas, probablemente SO
trasladarA de su puesto al pueblo de
| Gurabo.
Ell capitan Sil6n comunica por con-
fdencias reservadas del teniente Itu-
rrondo, que tlene conocimiento que ma
mana saldra una manifestation de pro-
tesla contra ell Alcalde Juez de Yau-
CO.
En- la segunda quincena del mes
empeZarA sus retretas la banda xJu-
ventud del Comercio,, habiendose pc.
dido q New York un nimero de ms
trumentos y algunas pleas de m1sica,
LA MAQUINA deescribir es ar
tfculo de primera necesidad. La Pos
tut ia Is copias. 6Puede hacerse csc
en- otras maquinas? Pruebe, Sc vende
prueba Dirijase Ulises Roman, s
Sebastian, P. R.-Se desean agentei
activos.-
Ell vi rnes della pasada semana
ocurrio una desgracia lamentabls er
el puerto de Ponce.
Hallabase surto en- aquella bahl.
el vapor costanero <V asco,s cargandt
varios efectos para la Isla; cuandt
uno de los tripulantes de abordo avi
90 que un enorme tabl6n que 90 ha
> llabs atrapillado en- uno de los cos
tados del buque Sc habfa deslizado
hiriendo gravemente en- Ia barba
mandfbula izquierda al trabajad Jo
se Gonzalez, natural del barrio SPal
mas-altas0 de Arecbo.
. Prestados que fucron los auxilio
de la clencia al desgraciado Gonzalez
fu6 trasladado al hospital en- estad
gravfsimo, donde continda sin mejt
ria alguna,
BPARA curar un resfriado e
un dia tome las PASTILLAS .LAxAl
= TEs DE BROMO QUININA. Ell boticari
), le devolvera el dinero 81 no Sc cur
y La frma de E. W. GROVE Sc hall
y en- cada caiita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
.|NFORMAC|ON D|AR|A

-Hs cssado en- el puesto de of
cial de Sanidad ell doctor Cueto, pues- |
to que desempeii6 algunos dias con
caracter de INFERNO, has.a la resolu-
ci6n del Kombramiento defnitivo re-
caido en- ell doctor Gomez Brioso.
-Desde aver SO encuentra vacante
81 puesto de Director de Prisiones, en-
cargandose de los asuntos referentes q
este departamento ell empleado senor
Rodriguez.
-Esta noche celebra reception ell
Gobernador en- su palacio de la Forta-
leza.
Ell teniente Mas, comunica del
puesto de Humscso que SO han pre-
sentado en- aquel poblado algunos
huleguistas de Caguas,:proponiendose
levantar los trabaiadorss de las fn'
cas-. FL teniente acto seguido ha Pc
dido fuerzas de Caguas en- provision
de hechos que puedan ocurrir.
-Comunica ell cabo Montilla que
esta manana amaneci6 ahorcado en- su
tienda Luis Gonzalez, del pueblo de
Arroyo, y de nacionalidad espahols'
Ign6ranse las causas que hayan In
ducido & tomar tan fatal resoluci6n
este desgraciado.
-Anoche fu6 brutalmente estro
peada en- Ia calle de la Luna, la indi
vidua Cam Gonzalez.
El agresor Sc encuentra detenido
-Tengase cuidado al solicitar or
Ia Farmacia <pfldoras Rosadas,s g
pedir de las del doctor Paniagua, Out
son las buenas para la anemia.
--Ha sido suspendido el iuicio OUT
se sigue contra Victoreano Briales II
Pocholo para hoy las dos, por re
cusaci6n de los individuos, que for
man el iurado.
Sc estan hacienda por cuenta de
Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad impor
sAules reformas On la Sala de Socorro
J Dep6sito municipal.
Ell primer ndmero del program
lie las fiestas del carnaval, anunci
,ue Sc repartiran botellas de la sin r
val cerveza PABST de Milwaukee, e
.odas las esQuinas de San Juan.
Importadores: M. R. Calder6n
Co Tetuau II.
-Relaci6o de los obreros que fol
man la Comisi6a de- los fsstejos gu
= con motive de Curnaval, han de cels
lebrarse en- nuestro Teatro.
Senores don Benito Alfonso, do
dartfo Gonz1lez, don Saturnino ST.
IRA, don Juan Villanueva, don Trim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
CURAR UN RES

FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo- oUINI-
MA. FL boticario le devolvera el d.
nero 81 no Sc cura. La frma de e. W.
GROVE 90 halla en- cada cajita.
-Compramos una moneda de oro,
de Chile, de diez q veinte pesos. In
formaremos en- esta Rsdacci6n. Ga
gOFICJNA de asuntos admins
trativos y iud'ciales y agencia de ne
gocios de Jose G. del Vale, calle de
San Francisco ndmero 25. (Altos.)
Gesti6n en- los departamentos del
Gobierno Insular, Ayuntamientos ,
Tribunales de Justicia. Para 10 ju.
dicial: abogados Acufa, Diaz Ma
varro J Texidor. Buen traductor J
maquina de escribir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
ALCALD|A MUNICIPAL De
RIO GRANDE

En- poder de don Emilio Acosts .se
encusntrs depositado un csballo de
color zaino lucero como de tres aaos
Do sdad, dc cinco cuartas alzads, pa
90 tranosd0, patas traseras blancas,
mareado en- 10 espalda derecha con
las iniciales B. D.
Y 80 hace p1blico para que los
cue se cream con derecho, acudan 4
esta Acadia solicitarlo, previo pa
90 dc los gastos ocasionados y justi'
acaci6n necesaria.
Rio Piedras, Enero 81 de 1905.
J. CALOCA.
So. Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02
Hotel Marina

Habiendo cambiado de duefio este
acreditado establecimiento, han sido
introducidas en- 81 grandes reformas,
que le ponen la altura de los meio-
res de su clase. En- 81 Sc encontraran
los mas exquisitos platos de las coci-
mas franeesa, americana, inglesa y
criolla, asf como un excslents servi-
clio en- TODD 10 que Sc relaciona con es-
ia clase de establecimientos.
Una vista al Hotel Marina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-02

dad vigo, don Juan Mendez, don vi.
cente Cruz, don J os6 Berner, don Pedro |
Muriel y don Pablo Rlt.
-Ha regresado de Ia Isla Culebra
el senior Inocencio Perez.
Han ingresado en- 10 carcel de
San Juan, Tiburcio Castro Figueroa,
por hurto; Clotilde Rodriguez, por
agresion; y Juan Castro Hernandez,
por falsa representation.
-Ha terminado de hacer carbon
ell torpedero de la armada americana
Topekee, que Sc encuentra en- nuestro
puerto.
-Esta nochs el Ayuntamiento de
esta ciudad ceebrara session ordinaria
bajo la presidencia de don Manuel
Rodriguez.
Las <Pastillas Antdricas del
doctor LIE Roy>, devuelven al apars-
to digestive Ia actividad perdida,
ayudan al est6mago & digerir osjali-
mentos, y ell proceso de la nutrici6n Sc
lleva & cabo en- forma adecuada.
-Reina gran animation entire los
vecinos de este poblado de Cataho
con motive de la iestas que en- dicht
poblado SO efecutaran ell pr6ximo do
mingo.
Distinguidas damas asistiran q
acto.
-Mafiana celebrara session la sub
iunta de la <Uni6n de Puerto Ricos el
ell barrio de Puerta de Terra, par'
sratar asuntos importantes referente
q nuestra agrupaci6u.
-Parece no tiene fundamento al
guno Ia noticia dada aver por uno d
nuestros reporters, acerca de que {
J nuevo Attorney sustituirfa al actua
Assistan senior Libertad Torres.
Ell sefior Torres es un puertorrl
que1o laborioso 6 nteligente, y n
creemos que empleados de estas cor
: diciones, puedan ser pospuestos NAL
ciosamente.
II LOS seflores Opksam .Noltfng
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio, enviaran q est
. isla 200 catalogos para nuevos Ager
tes, quienes remitirAn q Arecibo :
q centavos en- sellos para franquearlt
q Sc necesitan agehtes en- Puerto Rict
: Cuba y Santo Domingo. No escrlba
L &:Arecibo sino Microbes Jueves
Representante General de la Comps
y dia, r. Narvaez Rivera. P.
Llama la atenci6n del pdblco
: )ca concurrencia que asiste 4 las s
9 stones del Conseio Ejecutivo.
II Aver fueron puestos en- libertE
procedentes de la carcel de San Jua
q Vicente Rivera Lozano, Carlos Oyol
= Pedro Reyes Flores, Eleuterio Cruz
/. Francisco Diaz que cumplian co