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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20

Say John. where did You get that
tablet: OF the EIensburs Trading
Co., ut > Tor H. cents.
Notions of every kind at bed rock
prices at Eilensburg Trading Cos
ON Third street
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20
Notice..

The city OF EllcnShurg has purchased the
water which Is now flowing in Wilson creek
through the city OF Ellcn>burg. and any person
diverting or interfering with said water WI! b
prosecutor PETER SCHC LEX
Chief OF Fire Department.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-20

n "a, h~pur, Iruulus Co., IS tpo
phase Tor bargains.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Proceeding Slow

Washington, June Special)
While the progress of the prelim-
mary negotiations for peace between
the far eastern belligerents is neces-
sarily slow at this stage of the pro-
ceedings, it is known that President
Roosevelt hopes they may be con
cluded practically before he leaves
for oyster Bay for the summer
1t is the hope here that the ar
rangements for the conference may
proceed with such facility as Will
avert a general engagement in Man
churia between the forces of General
Linevitch and Field Marshal Oyama.
The precipitation of a great battle
at the present stage of the peace ne
gotiations would be regarded as
most unfortunate error of judgment
an error which might embarrass
seriously the negotiations for CON
ference.
Whatever might be the result OF
such a conflict, it would engender so
much bitterness that the negotiations
the prospects for which now seem so
favorable, would collapse.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Flags at HaIf-Mast

Havana, Cuba. June l9.-(Spe-
ciaL)-In mourning for General Co
mez, the flags of every nation repre-
sented in Havana are at half-mast
over the legations and consulates.
and from Cabanuis fortress. a gun
booms every half hour.
In every street there are long rows
of Cuban flags draped in mourning.
and even the poorest tenements have
crepe tied to the windows. The
Spanish Club Joined in the mourning
by hosting the Castillian flag at half
mast
The body of General Gomez was
taken to the palace, where il now
lies in state in the principal salon,
surrounded by great masses of flow
ers and guarded by rural guards.
Several of the generals friends also
are acting as a guard of honor.
There was procession of visitors
TO the palace yesterday but the face
OF the general was not exposed, after
it was finally looked upon by the
members of his family. Band con-
certs and performances in the thea
ters, as well as social gaities, were
suspended yesterday.
Congress, at special session yes
terday. decided that the period of
mourning shall continue for three
days, during which time public bust
ness will be suspended.
Both houses appropriated $1,000
for the funeral, which will take place
tomorrow
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
ASSAULTED
A MIR. Beck Was Badly
Beaten by Man Named
Brophy Saturday
Night

y man by the name of Beck. con
nected with the Uintah railway. en-
dured very rough experience in this
city Saturday night about midnight.
1t appears that he was run against
several women, aud because. accord
ing TO his story. he did not accede
TO their wishes, one of the male
friends of the women, by the name of
Brophy. started in search of Beck
and came upon him at point on
Colorado avenue at a place at he
rear of the Abbey saloon. although
none of the parties had been in the
saloon. Brophy was told by the wum-
en-, as soon as they saw Beck, that
he was the party. and they stated
that he had insulted them. Without
word of warning, Brophy hit Beck
such blow that it knocked him
down and laid him out unconscious
Brophy then started to kick Beck
while he was lying on the ground
but Harry Burnett of the Grand ho-
tel and NJ. Hertz, both of whom were
close by, ran between Beck and Bro
ply and prevented him from kicking
the fallen man. Beck was compelled
to leave Sunday morning for his
work, but promises to return to this
city and swear out warrants for the
women and the man Brophy. 1t is
said that the attack was unwarrant-
ed and brutal. and the claims of the
women untruthful, the cause of the
attack being of an entirely different
nature.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Fire This Morning

An alarm of fire sent the depart
ment scurrying this morning to a
point on Colorado avenue, between
First and Spruce streets. II was
about 9:2O am, and when the de
partment arrived there was big
mass of smoke issuing from the build
ing.
A Mrs. Curner and two other fam
lies occupied the building, which is
a long. low structure, wedged in be
tween two other houses.
The department had to run line
of hose distance of three blocks TO
the nearest plug connection, but they
did this in an incredibly short time.
much to the satisfaction of the large
crowd OF people that had assembled
and who applauded the splendid work
done BY the department.
The fire started from range in
one of the kitchens. The family in
This house is all away. save the hus-
hand. who this morning cooked MS
breakfast on the range and left a
fire in the range when he left Tor
his work.
The furniture of the three families
occupving the house was almost to-
faIIv destroyed. There was no in
surance whatever on the furnishings
ar on the house The department
PLAYED water on the surroundin nous
as which we're in close proximity to
the burning building and saved them
from ruin.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
VIDE OPEN
Gambling in Denver is
Like Unto the Days
of Old Judging
From This

Denver, June Saturday night
at the Navarro. Denver's svaIies,
gambling resort. the greatest run ot
luck ever seen here was enioyed Inv
James Murphy, manager Of tho
ohurtlof mine OF Cripple Creel,
george Fly, prominent lessee
b' smiling the largest grocer of tbe
sold camp j. d. Copeland, manager
oil the Taylor e Bruntou samnIar.
John Price, mine expert. and Tom
McClelland. formerly major of tbe
national guard and another official
of Teller county.
All OF them won TO certain ey-
tent, but it was Murphy. FRYE and
copeland who made the winning
Inc game was roulette. Frve he
ing the big winner. $500 being Ia
ms credit when he stopped PLAYING
}. d. Copeland had $4,000 in his
pockets when he left Jim Nurph,.
was $4,000 to the good. while the
Others cleaned up $1,000 between
them.
one of the peculiar condolences of
the play is that for the first time in
months the Navarro opened ron
lette game. The management has
refused TO run roulette on the ground
that the percentage of loss was too
heavy but the Cripple Creek min
ing men wanted to play roulette. so
as a special favor roulette was op-
ened.
Joe Gavin is the manager of the
resort, but the real loss will fall on
the gambling trust of Denver. That
these men would have won at any
other game is the firm belief of the
big crowd that gathered around the
tables when word was passed that
a big killing was on.
The big loss has not put the Ma
varre out OF business, for Joe Gavin
has lost that much before. and has
always won it back. He, being a dead
game sport, dug another roll and the
game went on.
The lucky winners are all prom
inent and had come to Denver for
the races
The men began playing at 10
O'Clock Saturday night and quit at
3 am. Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Old Soldier Killed
In Runaway

Saturday evening John II. Con
nors. an old soldier and one of the
oldest residents of the valley, met n
1 horrible death in a runaway acci-
dent
Mr.. Connors resides on the Grif-
fin ranch, about miles from Grand
/ Junction and about . miles north of
Rhone,
Saturday forenoon he came to the
city with a load of hay, and spent
the rest of the afternoon and the
early part of the evening in the city.
Tie old man, it is reported, was
drinking pretty heavily while in
town. About pm. he secured his
horses and wagon and started on his
return trip.
Shortly after / O'Clock, a man re
siding with Mr.. and Mrs. Connors,
who was asleep in his room at the
Connors home, heard horses running
in the yard, and, arising, he dressed
and went out into the yard. Quite
long distance from the house he
came to the wagon and team. and
calling to Mr.. Connors he received no
answer. Nearing the wagon, he saw
the body of the old gentleman lying
under the front part OF the wagon.
The lines were entangled about his
head and shoulders and life was eX-
tinct.
Mrs. Connors was awakened and
several of the neighbors We're noti-
fed. The unfortunate man was taxi
en- from under the wagon and it was
found that his head was crushed. an
arm broken and one of the feet was
badly mangled. The whole body was
covered with cuts and bruises and
there was every evidence that Mr..
Ig
under the horses feet and under the
wagon wheels, meeting a horrible
death
The big gate giving entrance from
the road into the ranch was found
shut.
/ Evidently Mr.. Connors reached the
| gate safely, opened the same and let
/ the team and wagon pass through.
| Closing the gate. he must have gotten
on the seat again and then the horses
started to run. The old gentleman
must have pitched forward and have
| fallen under the wheels, still holding
| to the lines and becoming entangled
4 in the lines after he struck the
ground the frightened horses dragged
him from the gate to the house and
on past the house for distance of
nearly a quarter of a mile.
] DR.. Knude Hanson, the county cor
oner, was notified as soon as possible,
and he went down 10 view the re
mains late Saturday night. He found
that the death was due to the acci-
dent.
Undertaken Bannister took charge
of the remains and they were brought
to this city yesterday at noon and
placed in the Bannister undertaking
parlors.
The funeral took place this after
noon at 2 o'clock from the Methodist
church. The G. A. II. post of this
city. of which Connors was mem
ber, had charge of the services. The
interment took place at Orchard Me
sa cemetery and the funeral was
quite largely attended.
Mr.. Connors was about G2 years oi
age. His wife survives him. He
mas been a resident of the valley for
many years and was well known. He
was industrious and peaceful and had
many friends, but would sometimes
let drink get the best of him. He
was a member in good standing OF
the G. A. r. post.
Mr.. Connors was seen by quite a
number of people late Saturday ey-
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
ELKS EXCURSION

Accompanied by the Montrose band. All
Elks and the general public are invited to
go to Ouray on Tuesday, June 10th, on a
Special Train. Tickets $3.25 for the round
trip. Purchase your tickets at once from
committee or at D. & R. C. City Ticket Of
flee. Everybody go. Free badges for all.
F. H. Haskell, E. M. Hardy, M.F. Fredericks
Committee in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Democrats Denver

Pueblo. June 19.-CSpeciaID- A
large delegation of Pueblo demo-
Gratis. headed by former governor Ad-
ans, left for Denver today to attend
the conference of party leaders to be
held in that city.
There has been talk in local demo-
cratic circles regarding the candidacy
of John II. Voorhees, for the supreme
L IL
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Fourteen Injured

Denver. June 19;-tSpeejiaiI, Iorth,
tramwav ear of the Denver q 10 So in
western line was wrecked ,,,,,stb a, ,,i, AZ
terseetion of West IhlfgtiS-G Igi9iii S-Gi7n., last ey-
enne evl shortly after Z O'Clock last '
ening. was killed. Il
persons we're more or less S'
injured
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19

ening just before he started for home
and several state that he was well
under the influence of liquor when
he left the city. He was driving II
pair of spirited horses.
The accident was one of the most
frightful that has occurred in the
valley in recent years.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Several Pleased

mas1,%IIjg wa 1foIIowjng changes in the sai; 5,l:
Inc IN Of Colorado postmasterS enand Id a
ares arleS "a announced; Increassee-yISIo Iont- anu
been ,.t,on sg,4OO to 50, 800; Mon ,SI,r..
Junetisoinie n si 900 to $4,000; WalsenPRTi6g, Rio5,
rose; r eoS 10 $1,000 DeereaseIfs d sS0. i05
So I,SOo and Golden, $1,000 to Ti'''''
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19

Denver & Rio Grande special train
10 Ouray tomorrow, June 90, at $3.50
am. S3.25 for the round trip. Ev-
ervone invited. Tickets on sale at
depot and at city ticket office. 5. G.
Hmm. city agent.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Must Leave

che Foo. June -(special.)-
rbe American and European firms
sin in Port Arthur have been notl-
tied bv the japanese authorities TO
depart and to remove their merehah-
disc. .-' ----
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
That Controversy

Paris. June 19.-(Special on
fetal quarters here today snow n
feeling of optimism concerning an
early adjustment Of the Frahco-Uer-
man controversy
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
gateway @ @
.SOmething Positive

Denver, June l9.-tspecial)- 49,
The democratic state central com
mittee met at the Democratic Club
at IL O'Clock this morning.
1t is probable that President Roose-
Velts policy towards the trusts and
the railroads will be commended
municipal ownership OF public utiu-
Ties viii be demanded and the demo-
cratic party Will be pledged to enact
law creating state railroad com
mission with power to regulate
freight and traffic rates.
ihe unseating of Governor Adams
ana the democratic member of the
state senate by the last legislature
VIII be denounced, and constitu-
uonal amendment will he demanded
"hich viii render repetition OF
such acts impossible
Governor Thomas was the first
speaker. He took the entire rcspopsi-
hility for the initiation of the present
meeting 'It is time for the demo-
cratic party TO declare for something
positive, was the declaration of Gov
eruor Adams.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19

Denver, June ID Especially l-
The complimentary democratic ban
quet at the Savoy hotel this evening
promises to be a notable political
gathering.
Samuel w. Belford will act as
toastmaster. and Senator Teller, II.
J.. Lupres, Former Governor Adams
and Former Governor Thomas and
Senator Patterson will deliver ad-
dresses
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
Strike to be Settled

Chicago. June 19.-It was freely
nredicted last night by both mem
bers of the Employers Association on
and the labor leaders, that the STRIKE
viii he a thing Of the past before the
end of the week. cut
According to a member OF the CIl, .i-
cago Federation Of Labor, the STRIKE .,
will be called OF entirely by the s'TlN-
ers themselves. ..-.--5 g.. ,.,s
As a step toward this end II WaS 5ll
decided yesterday at an eAecuLlEt ",
meeting of the Chicago Federation o OF
Labor to begin missionary woIh X. 10 TO,
dav with members of the IeamsteIs
An endeavor will be made to nrinE
a majority Of the members 10 ,,, ca,
the strike off. When this mas peSn 5Sa
eccomplished the members OF lne
aeon 49, dnmncf are TO advocate such a
course Joimy To- the strikers and finally a
refarendum vote of the strikers Is 10
be taken.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19

Chicago. June "a Special H.
Ali indications are that lhe 'TS.n9 Tbare
ters' FER strike is near collapse. ltriI,. Ine[e
are T, numerous instances OF the slFlh- I'm
in ine teamsters applying for their io'-
NOR positions.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
IN JUNE
Be Happy and Clean
USE PURE SOAPS.

= We carry the finest Toilet :!
4 and Medicinal Soaps. i
= Floating Bath Soap, 1Oc =
!. cake; 3 for 25c. :!
: Fine Art Toilet Soap, 1Oc a !
+ cake;. for 256. !
+ Violet, Helitrope, Rose, Lilac =
= and Carnation, all true odors' :.
+ lOc a cake; for 25c. i
+ White Rose Glycerine, ALL :
+ 25c cake; 6Oc a box. =
+ These are free from greases :
+ and we know they will work =
+ well in this water. =
+ Come in and let us tell you :
+ about Soap. :
!. >,
GRADUATES IN PHARMACY FILL
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS HERE.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19

Don't work too hard, without !;
little play. Great workers are al
ways great players. The summer
time calls for some relaxation
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-19
The Attractions at THE FAIR Are the Little Prices

The Fair offers stock of Ladies' Fine Muslin Under
the prices mark this advertemen-the sale may
two three daypehaps longthese prices have been
made the goods quickly
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La ley DEL 8nbgd0.
"a Junla do GamIn0s Taunida en-
GSgQas 50 dsspach0 con a
GuGhSra gIande.
Salinas prOt8sta, Circular del
Board Dc SaRldad, Los me.
tIGOs tle1Gn Ia palabIa,
de nssestro o0rrespOnsaz.l


Salinas, Junio 90 De abuaiya debe
cahfCsrse II conducts de la iunta de
csminos del distFito de Guaysma. reu-
nida en- "a ciudad de Csguas. Ell 26 de
Mayo tItimo. He sqnf los heehos:
La reunion de dicha junta debfG te.
ner lugAr con fech0 % de Mayo. El
SIN u Pal6s FepFesantante pOr GuayG-
ma 90 tFaslad6 & Caguas con objet0 de
aaistir & ID reunion, per0 con motive
de hallArse auaente 81 pregidente sgfloF
HuertaS. Ia reunion hub0 de tFanafa--
rirae para al dia 26. El sefior PaI6s
regFes6 s GuRySma y pOr motives de
aalud no pudO COnCurFir ell dia seflala-
do por Cuya rGz6n telegrAfi6 OIL presi.
dente. excuGRndo ga auaenCia y 1uph-
C6ndoIe no ceIebrar6n lR reunion hasta
el die % El % Fecibe certa eli sefior
PaE6s en- u que se Ie participa haberae
ceIebrsdo Ia juntss 6 10 que ell c0misiO-
nad0 poF GuayOms C0ntest6 protastsn-
do Y no hAC;6ndose solidaFio de loo
acuerdOs en- ella tomRd0B.
SAbemos que el senior PaI6s Sc hO
lido en- Quej ante eI Honorable Conf
sionadO DEF Interior. entire Otrag raz0-
ne8 porque uiendO Salinas unos de los
pueblOs que mas pggUn solo le han
RSiQnado para Is repsraci6n de tcdos
aus cRminos vecinales, ls miseria de
S4OO.
Esta CorresponsnI sa hace eco de Ia
prote0tA del 81 nor PsE6Sy y de Id gene.
raj indignation de eate pueblo. tan in-
just0mente lastim2do en- Gus intareses.
-Ei Superintendente del Board de
SaDidad acabB de passr con fechS 8 del
que cursR. una circular que 81 pie de
ls letrR dice Rsf:
eSefl ,res OficiaIes 5e Ssnidad. Sien-
do les puntas del virus vaCunO que estA
oGcina suministra & los diferenteB
pue BIOS de In isIa. pF0piedad del pue-
bio de Puerto Rico. % pr0Ceder6 con
rigor, de acuefdo con 10 ley, contrR
squelIns peraonas que por negligenCia
& otrGs causas. hSyRn deisdo de deVol'
yer & eAta ofoinG. Ias puntas degpu6I
de haberIas usadO
eEspeFo que estR circular sea sufi-
Ciente para IogPar que 10 orden sen
cumplids. sin que h8yR para clio que
lleVsF & ID pF6ctica medios vi0leDtog,
que sentirla utiliz0r an este cRso. Fir
M do, R. N Hernandez. M. ID
Sin c0mentarios. Los stfIores OF
OiOIes de Sanidad tienen Ia pAlAbra.
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oCurrieae NADIA en- Ia aituaci6n que
NO pudiese ser Fesuelto por los mism0B
miembr0s de la administration, me.
fiants IN POGO de dominic sobre 81
mismos. , el debid0 miFamiento por
10 que Fespecta s Les funciOnes legsIes
de ambog ramos del gObiern0. Asf ,
tod0, d situaci6n por 10 vistO en- NADIA
ha nnejoFado. , ese ayuntamiento. ca
foFmR ofcial y con tOda sOIemnidad
me pide que arbitrariamente destituya
ag alcaEde, Gin formation de cau8a. hi
precisar motiyos justifcadOs 8. como
alternative acepte la renuncia en- mRsa
del ayuntamient0.
sTal solicitud es cODfesar de plano
qre ess administration municipal ha
fracAsado. "A ella solo cAha ana con-
teataCi6n, es que mientras no Be pPue-
ba que el &c d 1r ValdiviesO co culpable
d b conducts Illegal en- ell ej9rcici0 de
ga Cayg1, s que los intereses de Ponce
se reaienten entaIss t6fminos que uYgs
Ceclararle Incompetence en- gFado pc
ligrosO, no me creeE6 justi6cAdos ri
p II 81 espfritu y letra de IR ley muni
cipRl, hi por 81 espfritu y letra dc ID
ley OrgsniCs de p. r nj p0r Ga espiritu
y letrs de 10 Constitution de los EstR-
dos UnidOg, nj por el espiritu y1etra
de los ideRles mas ex3aIs0g que inBpi-
+ an las razag CiviIizadas. para destitnir
& an funcionario de un alto pueato de
r ,sponsabiIidad. 81 cuaD fue eIegido
por sufragio popular, sin que para
clio exista justa causR, dem estrada y
probRda On toda fOrmR. y de su6ciente
peso para jastificAr semejante medida.
sEa OuRnto & la renuncia de e0e
Ayuntamiento si eatima de neceaidad
para el gobierno de la ciudad de Pom
ce eliminarse de lss atlas reSponsabili-
dades que solicit6 del pueblo de Pom
ce. y le fueF0n otoFgadas por Cite, So
10 pued0 decirIe que en- tales circuuE.
tanOiaG ests en- e1 deber de renunCisr.
re o confio 60 que ere 'Ayuntamient0
dsr5 Rl ssunto la confederation que
exige me6ida tan radical imp0rtante,
y en todo cAso, puede descansAE an Ia
seguFidad de que ouslquierR que sea la
conducts adOptRda, y CuaIquieFa 10 re-
sOluCi6n que eae ayuntRmiento juzgue
opOrtuna. el 6rbitro decisive se haIlars
en- elpueblo de Ponce. que dep0sit6 90
ConfsnzR en- la actual administrator ,
exigiP& estFechs Response bilidad, & To-
dos los miembros de Ia misma, p0r I0s
resultados obteDidos.
TeDgo el honor de ser de o. reBpec-
tuOsamen6e.
R.H POST.
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Ia procession do Corpus,

Sigue eI entuSi0smo para u calebrR-
Ci6n del SCorpusS Cuya procession pro-
mete ser m0Qpffca
Todas Ias CongFegSciones religiosag
Ge esfuerzAn por que u mujer asistR &
aquel aCto con 81 mayor expIendOr y
les hiss de MG1fa de San Juan. y de
las r. r M aaistir6n todag.
El estAndRTte de la junta de dRmas
cst6Iicas de San Juan. y no de SAM
tuTCe. como diiimos aver, es riQufsimo
y de gran m6rit0.
Uu grupo de ninas vestidOs de ar
oSpjeles COntFibuirs 81 mpjor cuadro
del Rcto.
Aaistir6 81 se6or Obi0po y IL pro-
cesi6n recoFrer6 Iaa cAlles de Cristo.
FortAIeza. Plaza de Colon. San Fran
cisco , San Jot6 vOlviendo & ID Cate
dFaI pOr el Atrio.
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IN hombro honradO.

Senior Editor sfrvase informar sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben confidencialmente
les mandare por correo en- carta sellada el
plan que seguf y por 81 cual obtuve 81 restar-
blecimiento permanente Compacto de mi
salud y vigor varonil despues de amos de su.
frimientos de debitdad neVviosa, p9rdidas
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado y estafado por ohaFlatanes, hasta
pefdeF Ia fe del genero humane. pero. gracias
Dios, estoy ahora bien vigorosoy y fuerte, y
con deseo de hacer oonocer & todos este reme-
dio cierto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War G.. A. d no deseo dinero.
DiEacoi6n; q. Brant, Box Delray, Mich,
ME TIT
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EI GTIman del sabadQ.

Ampliando los detalles que die
ramos aver del cFimen de- Puerta
De TERRA, diremos que Sc afiFma
que eI eCaguenoD logr6 que Isabel
Merced le acompaflase hasta 81 ca
mino que de- Il carretera conduce &
la bateria del Escambron, y que ALI
fu6 apaleada poF el propio &Cague-
flos y luego herida en- Ia cabeza y
bFazO izqulerdo.
Parece que Ell sgresoF crey6 de-
jar muerta 4 la agreaida y en-
prendi6 Ia fuga.
La infeliz Isabel logr6 lIegsr a
Ia carcel en- cuyO portal cay0 pi-
aiendo carload.
lie auxiliaron 81 cabo de penales
Conde y el practicante Otero.
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80
y So 4 7ssz .-s-,9st sssg ;.
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GTueOEO aVaTladO

Ell sDetroitp, crucero De Ia arma-
da americana, al mandO del co
m2ndante Mr.. Scott, tuvo IN cho-
que con unos arrecifes en- Puerto
Plata rompi6ndole una de las b6'i-
ces, y Sc aseguraba alIf que dichO
cOmandante serfa sometido a un
consei0 de guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
r. FL POST,
SeOretario de Puerto Rico. )

-Iuf6rmase que dos pareias de
la policfa insulaF que q lo-que pa
rece prestaban serYicio anoche en-
el Parque, llamar0n Ia atenci6n de
algunos cOncurrentes 4 aqueI sitio
de PecPeO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-20
10 DEL THTRO,

Sc asegura que les obraG de repars-
Ci6n del Tsatro de Ia ciudad no podF6n
empezarse hsata dentr0 de tres 8 cua-
tro messs , en- ese tempo permaneCe.
rS CeFrado, CCn Deriuicio del syuutn-
miento y del D6blico. Deben empe-
zATse aquellaG obrAs Embellishments,
pues 70 que para otras se haCen trans-
fsFenCias de Cr6dito bien pudiersn hR-
Cerse para el pront0 Comierzo de tan
neCesariAs obrss.
-Muchas damas y ssnores de
esta sOciedad acompanaron hoy a
bordo q los distinguidos esp0sOs
Winthrop.
En- Vega Alta fu6 sorprendida
una jugsda 10 prchibido y detenidRs
16 nePaonRa