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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20

Two hundred persons we're employed
in the factory. 1t is believed that OF
the fifty unaccounted for many have
perished or have been injured.
Twenty-Five bodies had been taken
from the ruins at I:3o. Many were
SO badly burned that identification is
difficult.
The city fire marshal said at noon
that the list, of dead on account of the
explosion might reach fifty.
At 3 O'Clock forty-two bodies had been
recovered and the list of@injured num-
bers fifty. The death list may reach
100.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
Fifty People Were ..
Killed Killed by Explosion
Boiler in a Massachusetts Shoe Factory Exploded and
. Half Hundred People Are Dead or Fatally
lnjured-There Were $50 Employees at Work in
the Plant-F Flames Destroyed the Building and
Spread to Other Structures

4 Brockton, Mass, March 2o.--A boiler
exploded at the r. B. Grover shoe. fac
tory here today and fifty employees arc
believed to have been killed. =.
\ Fire broke out and before 9 o'clock
the entire plant had been destroyed and
the fire was, spreading to adjoining bus
mess structures. The flames extended
TO several dwellings nearby and to the
,Dahlburg Block across the street which
was also destroyed. --.s.1e...
/ At 10 80 the fire was under dontrol
and the loss was estimated at $2po, 900.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
STORMY TRIP
FOR CEDRIC
BIG PAssh eAT +. II
!. !. !. rHk OVERDUE !
It Had the Worst EN- with
High Wave Storms Sine a ,ner
Was AfIoat Infant Was 30. 1uring
Height Of Storm. y . ..=5

New York. March ao.--T The more than
three days overdue steamship Cedricl;
came into port today having experienced
the most violent storm in her career.
At times the waves broke twenty feet
above the cedricks bridge. During the
worst part of the storm Mrs. Whitney,
a steerage passenger. gave birth to a
son. He was named Cedrick Whitney.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
ON
THE TRAIN
EXPRESS MESSENGER CLAIMS
Ex-MHSsENGHR WOULD ROB
Bloody Fight On Board Southern
Railway Express Car Between the
Messenger and ! Former EmpIoye
One In Hospital, the Other IN Jail.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March 20. Ma
iPruett, a Southern Express Co mes.
senger on the Southern train, was as
saulted IN his car near Lookout Sta
tiol today BY Will Thomas, former
messenger. Pruett says robbery was
the motive and that two packages 81
money are missing Thomas says il
was the result of personal difficulty
Thomas is under arrest and Pruett is
in the hospital.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
GARDNER VS.. FITZGERALD.

indianapolis, Ind, March 2o.-Gu4
Gardner, who claims the I36-pound
championship, and Willis Fitzgerald
of Saginaw, are in excellent condition
for their ten-round bout tonight be-
fore the Indianapolis Athletic Club
Their first encounter was in Philadel!
phia more than two years ago, or
which occasion the two went sie
rounds to a draw. While Fitzgerald
has improved wonderfully, and is now
one OF the top-notchers in the light.
weight division, Gardner, too, has inn
proved, and for this reason tonight's
go is expected to be a rafting affair
considering the records of both pugi.
lists. In the semi-windup tonight Ed.
die Daily, Of Baltimore, and Young
Dempsey" of Peoria, will mix it u[
in six-round bout.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
BUILDERS IN SESSION.

Cleveland, O., March 2o-The
Ohio State Association of Builders
Exchanges began its fourth annual
convention here today with a good at
tendance. During the three days ses4
sions and builders will discuss matters
pertaining to the industry throughout
the state as well as legislation to be
presented at the next meeting of the
legislature. The president OF the as
sociation is IF, II. Weeks OF Akron,
and the sscretary-treasurer, E. A.
Roberts of Cleveland r ,-st.--s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
FOUR KILLED.

Santiago De Chile, March 2o.-The
accident, which occurred in the Lyric
theatre here Saturday night, was caus-
cd by the collapse of the gallery. An
anti Catholic meeting was being held
at the time. Four persons were kill
ed and great number injured
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
BUFFALO DOG SHOW.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 2o.-When the
Buffalo dog show opens tomorrow two
Of Americas best-known fanciers ol
English bulls, Reginald Vanderbilt
and Thomas w. Lawson. will be. the
keenest rivals with their kennels. Mr..
Vanderbilt will exhibit two noted Eng
lish bulls. while Mr.. Lawson has en-
tered his entire kennel. In this and in
other respects the show promises to
be the most notable exhibition of the
kind ever given here.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
NORTH DAKOTAN FINED.

St, Paul, March 2o-C. Emmerson,
who claims his home is in North Da-
kota, reported to the police Friday night
that he had been robbed of 500 by a
colored woman. Lillian Davis. The wo-
man was arrested. and Emmerson was
also locked up, but when the police
searched bis clothing the missing roll
was found in the lining of the coat.
The woman was discharged by Judge
Finehout, but Emmerson was forced to
part with $Io.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
= ANANNNNN.NNNNNAA : = :
BEST ]. FELLOW

= New York March 20. Lord
4 Chas Beresford vice admiral off
= the British navy. arrived Thursday
\ night on the Kronprinz Wilhelm
= on his way ID Florida. Iii discussing
= the American navy he said. The
= United States II beginning right It'll
4 providing for more battleships.
= Battleships are cheaper than war,
y and If It comes to a final issue on
= the sea. the battlesIlips Will decide
= il.
''Nill you see President Roose-
- velt ?'a h
hope SO, for he IS the best
= fellow 4 knew &
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
ANOTHER DIVIDEND.

Philadelphia Ledger: Say, boss
began the beggar. I'm outer work
am
<nSee here, interrupted Goodart, q
gave YOU SO cents last week q
!" Well, yer've earned more since,
amt yer ?"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
AMERICAN EXPELLED.

Berlin, March 2o.-The official police
Journal publishes an administrative Or
der expelling from Berlin Howard
Beard, an American. Beard is de-
scribed as student Of music from Cole
VILE, Utah, and IS years of age. The
police refuse to give the reasons for his
expulsion. -4 ~a-.' ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
RUSSIANS ARE STILL
|. HURRYING NORTHWARD

] St. Petersburg, March, 2o.--Anxiety
regarding General Lineyitch's force
continues. The Japanese columns, hur-
rying northward, are officially reported
as passing Fakonan, thirty miles north.
west of Tie Pass, doubtless fastening
the Russian retirement which is literal-
ly race northward.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
COMMISSIONER REPLIES.

!, Washington, March .2o.--The Pana-
ma canal commission has prepared and
filed with the secretary of war a reply
to. criticisms made on its conduct of
affairs on the isthmus of Panama by
DR.. c. A. L. Reed, in letter to the
secretary dated March 2 last. The
charges are considered. in. detail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
DRAGONS
AFTER JEWS
RUSSIANS WILL PROCEED
TO KILL OFF A FEW JEWS


Borisoe, European Russia, March 20
Three squadrons of dragons have start
cd for Berezina where armed Jews are
reported to have killed the chief of po
lice and a number of his assistants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
.KAIYUAN ]. !.
|. WAS TAKEN
JAPs KEEP RIGHT ON =:
TAKING MANcHuRIAN TOWNS


Washington, March The. Japan
.ese legation today received a cablegram
from Toxic saying AT 4 the morning
5of March 70 our detachment occupied
/ aKaiyuan, twenty miles. north of Tie
\ Pass. The enemy afterwards attempted
"a counter attack but was repulsed."
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ats -; NHNHN N
THE FROG EATERS ARE
AFTER THE vENEzUELANS
President Castro has Been Too Gay and
His Dinky Little Government May
Be Wiped off the Map II Present
Methods Are Pursued.

Washington, March 2o-The French
cable complications have reached a
crises and U. S. Minister Bowen tcie-
graphs the. state department that the
4 French minister has notified the Venezu-
clan government that there must be nc
further interference with the company's
property. Two French war ships have
been ordered to Venezuela. ~
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AGED FORTUNE TELLER
WAS FOp md MURDERED

ST. Louis. March ao Mrs. Mary
Page, aged 70, d fortune tellr, was
found strangled ito death in her home
here today. Robbery is thought to have
been the motive ,F1
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Big FLOOD !. !.
- MOO =.
AT PITTSBURG
The SMOKY CITY IS a
AGAIN VERY MOIST
The Big Steel Town Is Taking Its An-
nual Bath and as q Result or Warm
inss Damage May Be Less tfsn
Formerly. Il,

Pittsburg, March A2o. The city is in
the throes Of the annual flood, but hav-
ing had warning the damage to prop
erty owners will be less than iii years
past. The loWlands are submerged and
the mills and factories on the river
front have been forced to suspend
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MARY WAS JAILED FOR /.
BEATING HER HUSBAND

Detroit, March Judge Wbelan
Friday fined Mrs Mary Opalewski Sis
for beating her husband. When she re-
fused to pay the fine, he committed her
to. prison for thirty DAYS. tia
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-20
DENVER OFFICIALS WERE
NOT ORDERED RELEASED

Washingtof, March 20. Tie United
States supreme court denied the motion
for q writ of habeas corpus iii the cases
sof Peter Miller and Thomas Shopper
son, Denver election officials, sentenced
to Jail in the alleged election frauds.
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MORE TALK
OF PEACE
LEADING RUSSIAN PAPER
|. ADMITS IT'S POSSIBILITY
The Novoe vreniya Has an Editorial
on the Russo Japanese War and for
the First Time Discusses the Ouss-
!. tion of Peace. { !. A

St. Petersburg, March 2o.--The Mo-
voc Vremya. editorially today for the
first time admits The possibility OF peace.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-05

apaFeCe como an triple agiso de Ia re-.
voluCi6n & ID RutoCraCiS. La muerte
de Sergio e1 Ia sub ime coronlci6n de
esOs bviacG. ~~se
-YO no soy an acuUado. Soy vues.
tro prisioner0. SomoS dos pbrtidoS
en- estAdO de guerra. Vosotros BoiO
los Representatives. del gobieFn0 del
zsr, loa Gery idores, asaIariRdO0 del On.
pital de ID tirsnia. Yo. 70 soy un Jas
ticiero del pueblo socialists y revolu.
CiOnaFiO. Una montafIR de cRd6veFes
nos aepGra, centen0reB y milIares de
eXistenCiaa humRne0 rotRG. IN tOrrente
de l6grimHs y de sspgre que 30 ha ex.
tendidO por TODD el imperiO proYocRn.
do en- todas parties ell horror , d re-
vueito: ESQ 60 el fIso que nos sepRra.
-Yo no os FeCo 10000 como iuecsa.
No corresponds el juzgsrme & Il Icy
revestidS de d librea de GenAdores del
zsr. nj & ID asistenCia SerYil de- los ti.
tuladOs representatives. de HlGs 6Fdenes
que juzgan poF orden. nj & Los cobar.
des gendarmes. SBbad que no % re-.
C0nc2OO. que no FeConozo0 tAmp0OO
vuestras instituCiones que CubFen con
el m8nt0 de una hipocreaiB DO fsfcR la
CobaPdfa moral de vuestFo Gmo. que
consientsn. con f6tiIes pratextos, Odia.
SAS represRliaO pOr el triupf de ID vic.
lencia puFa
Estc, , mas, muCho mas. 5iio K9.
lSi' f; y lueg0. Al IeerIe Is sent sncia
conf ematoria de 10 panR de muerte,
exciam6:
-Vuestra ; Q ,tanCia nae h1ce fsliz.
70 q perO q 9 ten 'raiG el VAlOr de hR-
CerIa ejeCutSr bOn pdblicAmente como
eiecute 70 Ia del pArTid0 revoluciona-
rio sucialistR. Appended & miFar cara
& cara ID CerCanR Rev0luci6n....
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an eI sa'6a. La mayo1ia de.Ios macs
tFoG Ie Rplaudi6 con exsFaordinario en-
tusiasmo.
El manifesto que elf SO h2hf.n reu-
nido hombres y no gallinsr; que On
bFeva se Gusentaria del pals, pero que
81 querfs tsner todo Ell peso glorisso
de aquel acto que presidfA trasmitien-
do el Cablegrama s Ics Estsdos % nidoU
Unidos: que nns vez conSeguido ESQ. y
Constituids 10 as0Ciaci6n de m8estros.
tendffa la firmfsima conviction de qua
$50 hlbfe perdido Su tempo en- Puerto
Rico
atcableRrsma fu6 Rprobado ror l.
asamblea, puesta en- pie. Y fae tam
bi6n 8probado el memorial que en- 0tVo
sitio inGertSmos y que eBla explica-
ci6n. por &sf decirlo, del repetido Ca
bIegrams.
Entonces, diFig' 61dose ell DR.. Ro-
sell & Ios maestros de San Seblstisn,
dfjoIea que, 81 resigaar Ii presidenciS
de u Asamblea, tendFia mucho gusto
y anf 10 prop0nia de que Vinieran &
f6Tmar d mesa para dirijir Is cOnStitu-
Ci6n de Il asociaCi6n cuyos excluniVos
fines perGegufsn eiIos.
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/ 10 AClTARRlRsE I

El oatarro es una enfeFmedad que riene
muCha mas tmportanciR de La que general
mente Sc le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del cuerpo cuyas funciones fuerzas
te de Ia Sorders; afecta Ia vista, La naFiz y la
garganta y es generalmente por donde en-.
pieza Ia tuberculosis 8 tisis.
La misma facilidad y la frecuenoia con
que Sc pesca un CataRro hace las psrsonas
ind1ferentes para curarlo y La gran mayoria
ano se preoCupa dc las consecuencias.
Ilos bafos frfos por Ia maGana inmediata-
mente despues de deiar ell lecllo, dormir con
las vsntanas abiertas , evitar las corrientes
de aire, son precauciones n1uy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo el observarlas. Pero el
preventive mas SECURE, mSs efcGz, mss f8cil
y mas positive y tambien el que aconsejan
los medicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de acei
To de hfgado de bacalao.
Es sorprend ante Ia fueFZa, Vitalidad, ener-
gta y poder de resistencia que recibe el
cuerpo humane de las pequsdaS dosis de
Emulsion de Scott, que SO Ie administFan
con constancia. Esta Emulsion, reCubre
interiormente todas las parties debiles = vul-
neTaples del cuerpo = 10 pone n abrigo de Ia
infection catarral.
De Cuando en- cuando apaFecen industria-
les POGO escRupulosos anunciGndo emulsiones
vinos pEeparados los que atribuyen pro-
piedades cnrativas que no tiezien y hasta hay
quien 80 atreve decir On letras de improntay
que 81 petroleO D kerosin& es IN alimento.
JQue es Ell petroleo2 Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como combustible. para lubricaF
y nmpiaF m4quinas para aIumbrar.-U
substantial indigestible que caFece de la pro-
piedad esenciaI de todo aIimento, cual es Ia
asimilaC.6n; que pasa al traves del tubo i'm
testinal sin modificars0 sin ser absorbidR:
una substantial, en- fin, que no tiene ninguna
De las propiadades curativas alimenticias
del aceite de higado de bacalo. 81 Sc diiese
que el petroleo es un alimento para m6qui-
mas podria pasar, psro no para 81 cuerpo hui
mRno.
81 ten6is a1guna duda, pregunt&d vues-
tro medico; 81 oa confirmaFa ssta verdad; y
81 est8is escaSoG de fueEzas, de caEnes de
aangrs, os eConaajara que tdmeiH u Enqul-
pi6n De eeott.
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En- Iog mencionados debatea tomaron
parte maestrcs de San Sebastian y de-
CAb9 Rojo OF Os pueblos. distin-
gui6adoae principalmente 81 Sr. Carlos
UrFutia, qUien expFeB6 que 6l tenia el
mandsto de los ma estros que aIlf re-
presents bN, de tFsbsjsr exclusivamen-
te por ID constitution de la asociaci6n
de msestrog. y que no debfa perdeFse
Ell tiempo con discusses ri mezclar con
squel soto d politics.
L9vsnt6Ge ell doctor RoSell. y con
verdadeaa eloCuencia replied que ell de-
Der de los maestros puertorFique nos.
Rl reuniFse an aquella ms gnR Aaamblea
era pens&r antes que en- ellos en- "a pr.
tria, en- ID pobPe pAtria aCiuzgada. &
Ii que sa Ie neRaban 8 egcetimAban SuH
IeQfimos derechos.
Un Fuidoso Rplauso de Ii Hg8mblea
aceji6 las er6-gicas palabras del DR..
RoBell
Habl6 el sefIor Resell vRrias YeCeg.
sosteniendo que Bquel cablegrama de-
bfa ser ausCrit0 por los lnRestros de
Puerto Rico enviadO "a prensR@ 80
ciada de lss Estados UDidos. y sus pa-
labrag vibEaban. rOtundas , en6rQiCas,
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CoDtest6 uDo de los msastrcs de San
Sebaati6u, dyclinsndo tai honor y ma
hif st.n1o qua ICB pre- feSorea de- San
Sch lsti6n deaesbaD que Ell Sr r g. II
continusFs en- Il preei1enCia. N sCep-
Is 81 doctor. fuudSndcse en que tenfl
much4s ccupacionss en- q1e b hf de
prepsrar so pr6x,mo Visia s Cubs
Propuuo que Viniese & ocupir u prasi
dencia el VeteYsno del ms 0istaric ruer
torriquefio don En- iHEo j Df 2,
quian acept6. Ell safior Tlmothee &c
tuaba de secretario.
Ls session contisu6 todo el Ga. d. s
de las 30 q. M. hssta Cafca de las Z
D. m. en- que hubo de quedar consti
tpfdR IL asociRci6n de naestrOS de Pto
Rico.
Hsbfa 10 listritos represent dos sp
Ii Haemblea 7, s In vsrdsd, nGta
discordante foe ID de los apTec' ab!, 4
profesOres de Cabo Rej1-el altiVO
pueblo de Bstances San GsFmSo. Ma
yBgtl.z. YAucO. San SebRstiSn y SahE-
M GrAnde. que no quisieron RdheriTHe
al CAbleGrama.
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Ell SuCEsO De AVER.
MAS DETALLEs.

En- e. registro del Cuarto de socorrO
de esta ciudad aparecen curados aver,
de COntusiones Ieves en- los brsz - y
pier2Rs los Dif1os de 10 & 10 afI0s.
Ramon Ri3s, F. DSVila, Ramon AliCea
y JOS6 ArACiI. que fueron RsiStidoa
por el doctor V6ez Lopez y practi-
csnte Larger.
A ConsecuenCis de petprdos y otrsa
causas fuerOn tambi61 CuEados en- di-
cha sala. P4ntAle6n Cosme. r fsel
BosquedO. Fernando Manza1c. Fran
cisco Sanchez. joe Vargas. Carmen
R0s. Carmen COrE. r. B MOrphY.
JoE@ Atvero, J.h1 Mac LsOn. Provi'
dencis Agcsto Arturo i'll. G<ki.
Ell gobernador INFERNO Bs nor Post
ordep6 una investigation de les hechos
de que se RCuSs 6 ID poliCfa.
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Ofcina del SecretaTio de Puerto Rico.

YO Martin G secrsao IteriuO de Paert0 RoO PreSen
de arm de I de Pue Rico gda 10 dSpue pOr ley de Amb
Gada ecu1n
Rico aprobada Mzo9 1905
description de dch escuo de seg6n dhI
verde dntro del cordrO pteado
de OFla cal bsnde de
JeruSalem deviSa UhSs
redonda BiQuiente: SJoRnnes siusS
DhG Lay empezH&6 dG II de Julio de 1905 dispone
Slo Rico evs do eBCud0 tai
describe Ruterormene
ExQed0 mi
ana de NuestrO St6or, nit nCVeCientOB cinCO.
MARTIN 6. GILL.
SeCretAIo Inerino de Puerto Rico.
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Office Of the Secretary Of Porto Rico.

Martin Gill Acting Secretary of Porto Rico do hereby eaFthy na
Lgatve Assembly, enteo
Act original Porto ROO and for other
approved March o. 1906
description said coat Of arms folk
fd lamb bk gule barring and
Y, 8oFEouno
By the motto GJoannea est nomeD sj1RS !,
provides that the Great
of Porto Rico Shal bear suh Of RbVe described.
Gv4n under San juan this day ef June In
the If Lord thousand nn hundred and five.
MARTIN e. GILL.
81 Aci; SeereEary OF P0rtI klco
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La pr6xina asambIGa
de los nluniCipiOs.
Una eIEGuIah d o. AIcaId0 Todd,

~Julio g. 1905. AL Presidente y
miembros del Conselo Municipal de-.
Puerto Rico.
xSe6oFes: Ell Conceio Municipal
de San Juan me ha conferido ell
honroso encargo de invitar en- su
nomOre q les demas munici pios pa
"a la celebration de una Asamblea
con el obieto de constituir Ia xLiga
Municipal de Puerto Rlccs
&En cumplimiento. pues. de este
encargo, tengo ell honor de invitaF
q la-digna representation de este
municipio q coucurrir d dicho actO
que tendra efecto el dia IS de los
cOrrientes.
GSe ha convenido que los Ayun-
tamientos designer Por mayoFia de
votos ell lugar en- que debera cele-
brarse la reunion; y al efecto Sc
habia sugerido las Ciudades de- Ma
ysgiiez. Ponce g San Juan como
convenientes a tai fin. y quizas los
baflos de Coamo. teniendo en- cuenta
las faciles Was de comunicaci6n y
las comodidades para 81 alojamiento
de los se1ores represep tantes. Pc
70 este es solo q titQlo de indica-
ci6n y sin que exista deseO de fa-
vorecer q una Ciudad con preferen-
cia q otra. Urge, ST, la comunica-
ci6n del acuerdo que sobre ell par
ticular adopte ese Concejo. para po-
der comunicar q los demSs muni-
cipios cuSl es ell sitio aesignado poF
mayorfa.
&Se habia iDdicado, tambi6n, que
La representation que envien los
municlpios fuese la tercera parte
del n1mero de sus Concej este
es: los Ayuntamientos que teDgan
Is Conceiales, nombFaFan 5 repre-
sentaOtes; los que tengan 8, nom
bFaran 8; los que teDgan 5, nom
braran 2; y los que tengan 8, nom
brar&n /. AquelIos municipios que
deseen que sU Alcalde forme parte
de la representation, podran nom
b'arlo en- la misma forma que 81
fuera CONCEAL.
<PaFa que los representatives que
concurran q la Asamblea puedan
tener la Independence necesaFia en-
la discussion y votaci6n de los asun-
tos importantes que seguramente
Sc PreSentaran q la consideration
de la misma, seFS necesario que
vayan revestidos CON todo ell pres
tigio que d& una representation
amplia; y al efecto 70 me permito
propaner que los Conceios Munich
pa,eS tomen ell acuerdo de autOri-
zaF ampliamente & sus repFesentan-
teS a emitir So voto, en- toaas las
cuestiones que Sc susciten, y que
ese voto signifque Ia VolunCad del
municipio TepreSentado. De este
modo los acuerdos Que Sc adopten
llevaF8n tOda la fRerza que en- 81
lleVan. los que toman los Conc jos
Municipales.
xNo creo necesario encomiaF la
importaneia que ha de tener para
Puerto Rico la celebration de esta
Asamblea. Ell aplAuso un$Lime de
la Prensa peri6dica y las numero-
sas falicitaciones que Viene reci biendo
ell AYuntamiento de San Juan poF ia
iniciaci6n del proyecto, demuestran
que ell pasO es aceFtado y ell mo-
mentO oportunO. El exito depende-
Fa, pues, de los Municipios y sOla-
mente 10 obtendremos yendo 4 ID
AsambIea unidos y compactos con
una sela idea por nort4: la de- los
intereses generates de Puerto Rico.
Soy de ustedes con tOda conside-
racion, atento y s. s.
B. II. TODD.
Alcalae ae San Juan.s
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DoVOIuel6u Dc doroehos.

La Compaflfa francesa szncArers. de
Ponce. ha recIamado II devoIuci6n de
900 , pico de dollars por deFeChos de
aduan0s. 81 abo0ado sen u HsrtzeII
hG lido & CompareCer ante n iunta pe-
Ticial de aduanas de NuevA York & in
fosmsr en- diCho Rsunto. cuYR vista Be
CelebrGrS el IL de los corFientsS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-05
Una hail sus!ta.

CircuV6 hoy pYofasamante uns hoja
Bueita titulada GLuchsr es vivir0 y
suscrita pOr los GBrsCeFos an hnsigaS.
por IL que Sc pide & los sen lrea SobFi.
nos de Ezquis ga y P PAlacios, no fRcili-
ten aus lHnch&s I'll se d 1r Lstimar para
desbalijtF as muelle 6 fin de colocar IL
cargo del eCoamo1. Tsmbi6n se in
vita en- dichs hojs suelts para un mi.
tin que tendrs lugar how 8 les de d
tSrde. en- la p'Rza de Baldorioty de
ests ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-05

-Puede observArse que entire los
puertOrriquG nos % IN dado de lado
con prejulcios. COnfundi6ndOse en- an
solo sentimient0. en- unA aola RspirR-
ci6n: Celebrar 10 &samb.eR me goa los
ayuntamient0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-05
Magva razdn social.

Iof6rmase que en- breve una nusva
raz6n social girRr& On estHH plNzS. , de
clio formSr6u pRrte RpreciNbIea CRb9-
lIeroa de San Juan.