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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-22

oEl Boletin Comercials, de San
Luis dice 10 sigUiente:
xHabiendo afiadido la Roberts,
johnson & Rand Shoe Co. un de-
paFtamento extranierO 4 sus va
vastos negocios, observamos que el
distiDguido joven venezolano el se-
nor Nicolas Hernandez ha ingresa-
do en- la casa formando paFte de es-
to nuevo depatEamento. EI ioven
objeto de estas lineas, es hiio del
general jose Manuel Hernandez
(El Mocho) no hace mucho Minis
tro VenezolanO en- Washington.
ala ocupado el seflor Hernandez
algunos puestos de impoftancia en-
los Estados Unidos. Recordamos
entire otros, que ha sido consul ve-
nezolano en- Flladelfia, Attache q la
Legaci6n en- Washington = secre-
tario de Ia comisi6n de Puerto Rico
durante la Exposition Universal.
SegGn hemos dido. p;ensa dar
un viaie a Mexico, Cuba y Puerto
Rico y como en- est0s paises ell cal
zado americana es muy sOlicitado.
es de creerse que 81 viaie redunda-
"a en- ben9fcio de Ia casa que re-
preSenta.1
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co S | / A S,

En un peri6 1icO aIemGn que he
llegadO s nuentras nAn0s hemOa Viss0
an anunci0 que ncs be traido infinidad
de recuerdOg Gbtillantes.2 "a. KOp-
pel.D BsrIin.
Segursmente Cite no es pariente del
0trO. pues n1ientras uno eats en- B3Flfn
eI otr0 dpi6 en- Ber1iaG q pals.
No 9 p1on la actividad que ge no.
tG en- lB pOliefa p0T peFaeguir & Ias
personig Que tanzan cQScgrStGs de man
90 la va p6bics. evitAndo asf que
un ciudadano pacifico de con ga huma-
nidad contra IN adoqufn r0mpi6ndose
el cr6neo. Fues nairen que hay mu'
Chos adoquinesl
Es an serviCiO que se pFeBta evitRn-
do que pueda hnliarse una persona en-
ID G lie con una c0scGr6tG de mango q.
la haga resbRlar con rumbO 6 la pesaatS.
Uo.
Poes 10 que es caS0s se dan. ID que
no Be dan con C0sGs TodO 10 mas que
pndria Obtenerse es que sAcRr6n & unO
de go casa pOF euAIquier c0SG.
Con lo1 denunciad0s debiers seguir'
Sc un aissema que aseguPan que De uBa
en- Haiti. De8pu6s de imponerle una
multa 81 RCusado y ponerlo de orc y
GgWJ le dan dos palos de 1GpG. % que
no eg ObstsCnl0 para que tambi6n Vaya
GUARIONEX. :
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La aira 8n Gal6
VanaS.
Eseas6s O. agaa aI San esImil.
IgmlsIaIgTas an0ImaIas.

Seg6n dat0s que taneniQu 4 @ Vlasa
20 hN terminad0 a zsfra en- d distrito
de Can6Yanas. jurisdiction da LOizs.
En- Is idriadicci6n da San German
ae uueian de Il eacas6s de aRua. Hace
a3gunag gemanaa qua no llueve.
Hay mucha animaci6n On u sienhr&
de algod6n en- u Jurisdiction de F4-
isFdo. 90 81 tkrmino municipal de-
Isabella obs6rvase considerable caIor
que dana les plantaciones.
Dabido las fuertss Iluvias hs Gre
oiin C0nsiderabIemante q RIO eP0rtu-
que !.
EI promedio de d lluvia cafdA ca.
N 90 puleadas: q, 2.16: S. 1877;
@ I. 90 In mayor cAntidad ca1da hR
s'do en- Ponce. que fu6 de Az pulga-
das; y ID meDor eu Juana Diaz de 0 10.
LSg principaleg tsmperBturas fueron
anormales durAnte Is semanG que ter
MIND eI IL de JUNO. acuaando maxi
mos de 901 mas. La mas ATS tenn
perAturR fu6 tomadR en- Manatf de
SO ?. y la mas b il en- Aibonitos de 61o.
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Magstf0s lat!V0s.

Relaci6n de los maestros pueFtorri,
quefioa que han obteDido tftuIo Ear1
euaefIar en- idiOma iug'6l en- las escue.
las p6blicsa de esta isla:
Rsfael w. Rsmfrez. A5iuntaa.
LoreDzA Brunet y LuisR Kopisch,
AguadilIO.
Mru. Geo. G Doran. Jou6 GopzsIez
GinoriO. Luis Fl srreFa Geigel, Cast :
vo 2 mo. AFeCibo.
FranCi co Care tsrc. Camuy.
Csrmen Mascara, CsroiinR.
FaustG Malta Aponta. Coamo.
Enrique CArri6n, LSs Merits.
Jea6. M. Rodriguez CeperO, Msnatf.
CAB .ial AmOr6s. MaricRo.
jose Mora. M8yBpii
Ramona Rivera, NaraDjito.
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RelOjss de- los braenanes,

L9s relojes de Ioa bracmanes dividen
eI dis en- aeaenta horas de veinticuatFo
minutes oada una. Ilamadas sQhurees ,
Da vez en- Cuando se usR un relOj de
arena. pero mas comunmente una tIza
de cobrs con an sgujero muy pequefio
en- el fond0. Esta tvs Colcct en- n
superfeie del agua y se llena gradual
mente. 81 81 agujero del fondo tiene
81 tamaflo Correcto, ent0nces ID tsza se
hnnde en- veinticuatro miuutoa: esto
indiOR ID duFaci6n do ls hoFa india.
En seguids Ia persona encargada vAcfa
ls sVasiis y ds Is h0ra del diR s de Ia
noChe en- 81 batintfa.
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Para o. sOstoRimloniO del hOspI.
tai munIGItll DO BSyln6n.
de maestro cogresp Ja8oz. }

JUNO 90
Hoy ne han viato por Ia Ciudad va
rias comiaiones de se n 1rras de IslB-
ciaci6n de damss. rec giendo para el
H 1spital Municipal. Eatre elIss he.
mos viato 4 Ia Sra. Carmen Nussa de
Fernandez Presidents. Sra. MarcoIi.
M M. de Fernandez N ter, Sra. Rosa
LloverRs de Lopez G .stambide. Sra
Carmen Fuentes de Tlbot. Sra. Reno
M M, de AloDzn GorzaIez y Sra. Rosa
Fernandez de Ballon0. les CuaIes visi-
taban 81 ComerCio como laB Casas Tar
ticulaFeU.
Este oorresponsal espera que Is Sra.
Presidents, 10 informs ara del resulted ]
de sus gastiones para ComunicarIo
ese peri6dico. POr shoFs, tan die
tiDguidas y reSpetAbles dGm0s. Sc Les
feliCita por sus sentimientos saritati-
vos.
Tsmbi6n Ge IIevar6S efecto 10 del nsi.
10 para reooger invSlidon meneste-
rOsOs de ID localidad, con ell f. de evi.
tar el que se pidan Iimosns0 por Iaa
GALES. NIdie SO hR negado & tan pIau.
sible proyeCt0.
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Ia guerra al travos Do Ia his
tOTla.
Los granues sITIUs lao g. auuusse
bataIlas hasta Port Arthur.

En- las guerras ocurridas hasta
el afo De l741, hubo mas sitios
que batallas Sc lihFaFon.
Desde ls41 4 1888, ocurrieron 81
sitios y 100 batallas. La propor-
ci6n fn6 disminuyendo gradualmen- l.
te, al extreme De que durante La
Revoluci6n Francess, solo ocurrieron
25 sitios y Sc rinaron 100 batallas,
y, por dltimo, duFante ell primer
impeFio, los sitios Sc redujeron 4 18
y las batallas campales sumaron
mas de 100.
D3 todos los sitios importantes.
q inico que result6 en- una victo-
ria para los defensoFes, fu6 ell de
Gibraltar, que Sc prolong6 dnrante
tres amos y medic. Los ingleses,
al mando dsl general Eliot Sc ba-
theron heroicamente.
En- el de Port Arthur que duF6
nueve meses. va todos saben ell re-
sultado: la derrOta de los rusos.
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GaFtas d0t0RldaS on Ia admInIs.
traGl6D dc COrT0Os,

Lynch John T.. Lssanda viuda de
Perez Msnuela. Mirapda Viuda de Car
bio Antonia. Miguel Salom6n, Miriam
do Mapucl, Meiendez JuRn Pablo,
Measier Henry j. Medina Dolores.
Mena Maria. MarFero Tomasa. Mala-
We VictoFiano. MarFero Nalisa. Mar
Que4 JuRnita. Mora MicReIa. Morales
Pedro A. (2). Mojics S0ledad, Msnen.
dez Manuel. Morales G stulR. Mufloz
JuAna. Menepdez Kuek Rafael.
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Junta EsCOTaT De Carolina.

Ell Is del Corrienta. termin0. 81 ana
eaCoIar de 1904 & 1905. Y debiendo pre-
vaerSa por concurgo las escUelaG de
este distrito municipal, que & continua-
ci6n se expTeSan, para ell de 1905 6
1905. ae hACe Saber por este medic &
e. de que los m0estros aspirantes se
siPvAn diFigir suS sOlicitudeB ac0mpR-
d tdas de Ioa respsctivos tftulos & estR
oficiua dentro del plszo que media
desde esta feCha hSatR el % del actusl
ESOueIas que hRn de pruveeTse: 1
principal, Z grSdusdaG y Is rurAIes.
CaroIina. 90 de JUNO de 1905. El
Presidents. r. TORREGROSA.
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Los QUE WUlN

Don Miguel Arsuaga y don Es-
teban de Mira, propietarios y CO.
merciantes, de Barceloneta, embar-
caron ayer para Espafia en- el vapor
espahol, y pasaran ALI Ell verano.
Tambi6n sale para dicho pals don
GumeFslndo Suafez del alto conner
clio de esta plaza y su distinguida
familia. Van con objeto De pasaP
allf una temporada dejando 4 su
nifio en- un colegio.
Feliz viaie q todOs.
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CASA De HUESPEOES.

La que perteneCiG & Ia aeflorita Fe.
licia Fernandez hR pasado Ii propie-
dad de nuev0 duefIo. hAbi6ndose hecho
en- dichO estableCimiento. grandes
meiorNs: e8tR cRsa tiene m9gnifORa =
ventiladas habitGCione5, que 90 arrien-
dan con 8 sin OOmidas.
Tambi6n tiene an mOpDfiC0 mira
dor Compuesto de tres habitacioneO-
luz elGstrica, y todo eI aePVicio nece-
BArio. para una familia peQuefls: DIRE
anHe, Luna 48. 15V. q.
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ES UN DEBER.-V Vulgarizarle al pueblo
ID cisncia modo de conservar ls salud, es
hacerle que eatime su verdadero valer.
5C6mo sc consigue que yo pueda vivir, sin
la tuberoulosis, el titus, la viruela, saram-
pi6n, dlfteria, etc intermediates, que SO We
aaoman su cabeza, cuando menos Ia espera-
mos, en- nuestras viviendas3
Pies hacienda que tcda casa que usted va
va ocupar, sea antes "Desinfectada" y pin
tada.
en- una habitaci6n, las veinte y cuatro horas
que marca la leyf
Pues hsciendoles inyeetsT, nquidos anti.
pdtrldos, que le dejsn Completamente lbre
dc bacterias, con una fisonomfa, tan ma
tural, como la que tenfa en- su vida.
y quien hace estes trabajoS en- Puerto
Rioo, tan titles necesarios; los "Desinfes-
torres embalsamadores" que hoy hay auto
rizados2
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Como So uluo On 81 Indostan.

MiIloneu de indout6nicos viven, se
Oasan y f0msntan fsmilias con una
renta que Fera vez excede de Oincuen-
ta centRvOa & Ia 8emana. Nuncs 90.
men CsFne. y sua naoeaidades en- cuanto
& vestidOg, son muy 1innitedae.
Est0s Ciudadanos p0drfa deoirse oue
perteneOen 81 pals da d 6rageriG y 81
alh fueFan aIgunos nativos. YiVirfan en-
90 elementQ.
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METILOIDES.- Eel meior mas segurado
de todos los especlficos hasta ahsr conocidos
para Ia cura permanente de todas las enter
medades de la uretra, va sean estas cr6nicas
sgudas. Contiene 81 aujo y cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tempo quening1n otro pre-
parado similar las gonorresB, esperm8toreas,
cistitis, cot. Meior que las inyecciones y muy
superior al s8ndaIo copaiba. Empieza a
surtir su efesto las tres cuatro horas de
haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDE8n son faoiles de tomaT,
estan preparados dc manera que no revuel-
ven 81 estomago nj producer malos efectos,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas. Pidanse
nuestras gratis sus 1nicos fabricantes.
Frederick stearns 8 Ca, Detroit, Mich.
r. u A.
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BONBILLAS EGON0MIGlS.

Pueden verse an las ofcinas de ID
s. A. eLuz Ei6ctriCa.D Las hay de
vRrihs clRges para los abonados que
usan CoDtador. Sc pueden Rr&duar &
diverSaG intensidades.
Tambi6n han FeCibidO cubos espeCis-
leS para ell Rlumbrado para anuncios.
Dichos cuboS hHcen que sa apsguen
peri6diCRmente las luces conaumiendo
menOO , llRmando ID 0tenci6n del
p6bIio0. 13V3
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Olicias g9naIaIos

SE VENDEN dos m0linos sistema
PSoaler de peso $50 lbs pEopiO para q
extraci6n de iugo de cana. para hscer
expeTimentOs qpfmicoa. ca laa Centra-
ges 8 para dedicarlos Il venta de qua
rapO on pueato fiio 8 en- ambuIanCia.
IrformaP6n. kiosCos de d plaza Bal
dprgotl. 15v.a.
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Junta 0sGOIar DO Ar0GlbO, P. R,

De acuerdo con ID secci6n 81 de les
Sestroo que sf 5ssfPirsA GqGpXOSSR: GgXE SSR::. loa
en- esta Municipslidad, para que en- 81
t6rminO de 8 dias, que vence 81 % del
mes en- curse. diFijan sus sOIicitudeG
dOCumentAdss & h gecFetaTfs de estR
JuDta. Arecibo. Junio 10 de 1905. =
Antonio JeGnp0t. -SecFetaFio de ID
Junta Eacolar de Areciho. 6Yn.
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GRATIS. GRATIS.

solioitamos agente en- su plaza para ID
venta de Novedades en- Aluminio tarieteros,
tayjetgs, p'snchaS para puertas, bandejitas,
etc. Miniatures, espejttos, sellos fotogrsfcos.
etc. Nuestros agentes Ransn desde $50 &
S100 por semana. Pfdanse Cata'c gos infor-
mes para obtener muestras gratis de las no.
vedades mas vendibles. Ooncors & 90,
Depto f., New Rochelle, n Y. E. u. A.
GOV
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TTNNA FNRRNA DNT OTSTN

Itinerario. -salidas de Bayam6n y Capital
gimultaneamente.
Dias laborable. e.--Manana 8, 7,15, $780, LAO
y 100. Tarde 1915, /. AS, 8.15, Abs, $50 y
8.15.
II 90. Tarde 12.14, 1.8O, 2.5O, 8 80, 4.3O, 5.5O
6.15.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
SaEo Bayam6n, iday vuelta 2 clase 1925
2p Clase S0-16, De Bayamon Oata1o ida
vuelta / q clase OILS, % clase O.10.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Cata6o en-
30 Clase centavos
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1903. Ra-
un60 Va1d6R
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VENTA DE HOTEL.-Por enfer-
medad de su dueno, Sc Vende Ell
Hotel NuNIoNs, Fortaleza 2l.-San
Juan, PR.
Direction por correo.
P. O. Box 235. II. VS..
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sANTIAoo &. PALMER.

Notario P6blico y Archivero Gene.
raj de- PROTOCOLS Notarialeu. Allen
%; alto1. San juan.
HoraG Dc ofcina: Be Rs Y 9. q.
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UNICO GENUINO LEGITIMO.-
] bon de CistilIa. Aqua azshar de Sc
villa. Acaite puro de O,ivas, VinaQre
de vino de SantamaG. Casa AZ GeYe.
cedo.
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La TlEADlTA.
Del. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal d Iada del LyantanIsnta.

EfeCtos para CabalIer0a, sefloras y
niflos. Ropa hechR. aFtfcuIos de quin-
calla y otros objet0s de arte. Efectoa
raIigiosos y el meior dulOe en- almi-
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BORD DADOS. So d6 trab. b.io &
bnenas bordadoras envisndoles d tela
y Sc tOmsu tAnb'@1 s sasllo trAb jan.
do on nuestfaH ofisines The Porto
Rico DnWl vs. x q Embrct tdery
Co. 19 Fortale4R. San Juan.
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EsPEJO.-Se de1ea comprar an
espeio grande. con bnenR Iuna y mar.
90 elegante. Dirfjase. exprsaaDdo pre-.
clio & 9Pera0nal.s ApartadO 837. San
Juan. 8v.a.
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coNsEJ0 ALAS RdADREs. " III iarabe caImauts
Sc "a sen0ra nsow debe usarse sempre que los nihos
periodic de Ia den ci6n Proporciona aliyo
apmediEEo al pequeno pacente produce TN sueno ma
rUrai .ranquilo Elia el doior Ell angelic despiera
sauy aegrs rs muy agradable al paladar, calmp
~ Hiho Abauda encias aliva Dolores hace q
Giles las fuucones del esronago regua los intestros
rs el meior femedio coaoeido para "a diaHes va pso
venga 6ssa de Ia denticion dc cualquura
T6ngase mucho cuic lido "a pedir y s'Jarah taF@s
d. Il S~Hn-s Mtns.nvla as el 6aaor da Eodnz.
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READ UP.
NoTETh
in
o. by the
no for he
trend
eS La acompan
rponsabiidad
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
BY Associated press.

BY Associated Press
BUFFALO, N Y, July Thousands
of delegates to the nineteenth annual
reunion Of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order Of Elks arrived here
today and were given a hearty well
come as they marched through the
gaily decorated streets Every dele
cation was met by section of the re-
ception committee and band, and
escorted to their quarters The auto
mobile club, Of Buffalo, entertained
the grand lodge members today and
gave them a delightful ride through
the citys parks and avenues and along
the Niagara frontier. Ss1
With the arrival of prominent men,
bers of the order many booms have
been launched for the honor Of enter
tanning the f1lks in 1906. x-Grand
Exalted Ruler o'Brien and Grand Ex-
alted Ruler flaming have returned
from Toronto, where they went to con-
suit over the proposition to admit Can
adian Elks to social intimacy with the
parent order in the United States.
I'VE have formulated a report" said
Mr.. O'Brien. (which will be submitted
to the committe on the good of the
order. The plan does not favor abso-
lutte affiliation, but places the two
orders on brotherly basis. 1t pro-
vides for social intimacy between menu
bers of the two orders, the visiting
of each others club rooms and partici-
patton In entertainments. Elks on both
sides of the border can have the priv
ilese of sociability, but may not be
present at any meeting where secret
work is transacted.
This Is as far as we go. To pro-
vide for aff1liation would be to change
the constitution of both orders. and
this is not feasible, even if desirable. :"
The committee will probably submit
the report to the delegates for their
action this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
TWO SHOT IN A
NEW YORK RIOT
MOBS OF WHITES AND BLACKS
IN BATTLE
ONE VICTIM IS A WOMAN
She Received Bullet In Head While
Trying to Lead a Child
To Safe
ONE VICTIM IS A WOMAN
By Associs ted Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Two persons
were shot, one probably fatally, in a
fight between mobs of whites and
negroes in West Sixteenth street today.
The trouble began when Henry Hart, a
colored man, was attacked in the street
by a number of white youths, who ac-
cused him of interfering with ball
game. Hart fed, pursued by a mob OF
whites hurting stones and other missil es
and reached the tenement houses in
which he lived and got a revolver, while
his pursuers made efforts to break into
the building. Having armed himself
Hart ran downstairs and began firing
into the crowd one of his shots strik-
ing James Hunter in the side.
At this moment Policeman John Loye
ran into the hall and arrested Hart
after the latter had fired at him twice
AS Loye brought his prisoner out a
swarm of negroes armed with pistols
clubs, razors and other weapons poured
out of the tenement bent on a rescue.
The policeman's helmet was smashe ]
and he was knocked down and kicked,
but he kept a firm grip on his prisoner
and finally succeeded in getting him
back against wall, where he stood off
his assailants. BY this time the whites
had been reinforced to the number of
several hundred and the negroes broke
and fed in every direction.
A shot fired from a negro tenement
struck Mrs. Mary Donohue, who was
attempting to lead a child out of the
tenement, in the head, inhicting a
probably fatal wound.
The police broke into the house AMI
arrested Albert Middleton, who is sup
posed to have fired the shot, and five
other negroes. In spite of the presence
of large body of police reserves de-
sultory fighting between whites and
blacks continued until a sudden down
pour of rain scattered the combatants
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
EXCURSIONISTS ENGAGE
COWBOYS IN FATAL FRAY
Members of Wild West Show Is
Elected From Train and Bat
tie Royal Ensues
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WHEELING, w. Va, July 1O.-Tele-
phone messages early this morning
from Clarksburg and Burnsville, w.
Va, tell of battle between excur-
sionists from Clarksburg on Balti-
more and Ohio train and cowboys,
members of Wild West show.
One OF the cowboys was elected from
the excursion train and his comrades
came to his rescue and opened a fusil-
ade on the train. The fire was returned
and Joe Johnson, proprietor of the
show, and Mexican George, a cowboy,
were killed. Several excursionists were
shot and seriously wounded by the
cowboys.
The excursion train bearing the
wounded is expected to reach Clarks-
burg at a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
LIBRARY FOR AMERICAN
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
Trustees Propose to Raise 100000 by
Subscription for This Purpose

SdboSIIPeiOii vi ih'o ~ fSSS
BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Now that the
81, 900 900 endowment fund for the main
tenance of the American Academy of
Fine Arts in Rome has practically been
completed by the subscription of $780,
900 by H. c. Frick, it is proposed to
raise 100000 more for a library for the
institution.
Frank d. Millet, secretary of the
academy, today said that a number of
subscriptions for this purpose had al
ready been received.
OF the $1,OOO,OO0 pledged for the fund
Mr.. Millet said that a large part was
ready to be paid in at once and the
balance was expected soon. Sub
scribers beside Mr.. Frick, are: J. p.
Morgan and Henry Waters, trustees,
who subscribed 100000; Harvard urn
versity, through Henry L. Higginson,
subscribed 100000; James Stillman
gave $100, ,OOO and Columbia university,
Yale university, University of Chicago
and the University of California sub
scribed 100000 each.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
HEBREWS HONOR MEMORY
OF THE LATE JOHN HAY
BY Associated Press.

I'N 1fN0UNIdIUU IIC55
PHILADELPHIA, July GA meeting
in memory of John Hay was held in the
Synagogue B'nai Halberstam today by
Roumanian Jews. The attendance was
very large. The principal speaker was
Rabbi b. C. Heinrich. who spoke OF the
greatness Of the late secretary of state
and Of the services he rendered to
humanity in his famous note to the
powers in behalf Of the Jews in Rou
mania The rabbi said the only true
way to show gratitude for what secre-
tary Hay had done for them was for
the Jews to become American citizens.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
SON OF A WEALTHY
BANKER FOUND DEAD
cIaud N. Hubbard Takes an Over
dose of an opiate and
Expires
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.--Claud
NJ Hubbard, general manager Of the
Oakland branch of the Pacific Refining
and Roofing company, took his own
life at the home of Miss Amanda A.
Hanford, The Gage. AIS Geary street.
Saturday night. The cause Of death
was an overdose of an opiats.
Hubbard, whose father is a wealthy
banker, living in Texas, had been pay
ing attention to Miss Hanford for some
time, and whether his act was the re-
suit of lovers quarrel or whether It
was an accident having an origin in
Hubbards befuddled condition. only
the coroner's jury can decide, Miss
Hanford says Hubbard was under the
influence Of absinthe when he called on
her Saturday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
GRASS VALLEY REPORTS
SERIOUS FOREST FIRES
Farmers Are Panlc-Strlcken and
Much Valuable Property Has
Been Already Destroyed
By Associated Press.

SS" 'O~NJ DSoS'SJSA
By Associated Press.
GRASS VALLEY, July "a dense
pail of smoke hung low over the city
all day. Forest and grass fires now
extend from the west clear around to
the east. From highest buildings in
town flames and dense volumes of
black smoke can be seen rising over
the hills near by. Mining superintend-
ents have had crews out since morning
battling the flames to save the valua-
BILE works on Osborne hill, where a
number OF properties are located.
Another force fought the fire below
Osborne hill all night to beat the flames
off ranch properties. The country west
OF here is devastated by the worst fire
in its history, which started vest
1t swept from Yuba to Bear river, fif-
teen miles, laying waste a swath miles
wide. Reports are meager from that
section and 1t will be several days be-
fore returns OF losses can be obtained.
Farmers are panic stricken ana the
entire lower end OF the county is out
lighting flames. A number of farm
houses are known to have been de-
stroyed, besides barns, stacks OF hay,
implements and considerable stock.
Hundreds of cords OF wood are also
burned. The fire has reached to
spencerville in the southwestern end of
the county. Another one is now burn
ing fiercely on American Ranch hill. a
few miles from town.
~. 5:: 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-10
Await kruaer,s Report
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1O.-The
government is awaiting the report from
Admiral Kruger before making repre-
sentations to the. Roumanian govern
ment for the return of the mutineers
of the Kniaz Potemkine 1t was stated
at the foreign Office yesterday that no
official information of the attitude of
Roumania toward the mutineers has
been received.
A dispatch from Theodosla states
that during a parade of the Volna
regiment a shot was fired from the
ranks at the colonel, but missed him.
.3'he shot was the signal for an out
break which was quelled after an officer
and private had been severely
wounded.