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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
ELSBERG's RtPID TR,NSIr nm.
II Has Provision Prohibiting the Use OF
Any Part o. the Road To- Al, ertIelng.

albany, Jan. Ex-senator klsherg had
his rapid transit lll for New York CITY.
which is urged by the Citizens Union Of the
city Of Now York. introduced for tho third
time. tonight In the session 81 1908 the
bill passed the senate. but was defeatcd IN
the Assembly on the asi day 10y recommit.
tai. In 1905 the bin again passed the senate
and again failed TO pass the Assembly on
the last day oi the session. fhc chief pro-
visions OF the hill are
Tint construction rud operating ron-
tracts may be- separated. win such power
tntho city 90 operate as may prove rro'-stry
in order o. lhUart connirat Oh hrta,7'u
private bidders
That grants of franchises aud contracts
of operation SHALL receive tte approval 81
the Board OF Estimate and iuporuouW,Ji
, That operating contracts be- limited
IN Gaze the uptrgtOr equip TO- twenty yanr-
with on" renewal. ami. "a rl~e the cry couHp
10 ton roare. with one rcupwfI
Stint pipe g4llrric, DO built in CON
necton with rapid transit -Hbvav~
Anew provision Of the hin = as follows.
No part Of any road or roads OF ofifsorthcfr
HppurtcuhuCcs constructed under ne author
ity OF tins act shalt be uHrd Tor aG vert Is .t,.
purpose except that Ike person. fra or cor-
pofuton operating suth r01G cor roadl may
use the structure Cor posting necessary nfor-
nation loI the public relative 10 the running
OF trains and the operation OF The road OF
goads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
THEC.U. WANTS JEROME IORUN
FOR MAYOR, SAYS ONE SET, III r
RANK AND FTI.E OBJECT.
They Want 10 Fuse with the Republicans
and Get jerome Up for District tttor-
ney Again. with Republican Cuhdl-
date for Mayor. as Happened il 1901.

II can be stated on the authority OF one
Of the highest officials Of the Citizens Union
that there ia n strong desire among some of
the leaders. following out the wish Of Prcsi-
dent II Fulton Cur 'ng, to nominate an
indepenaer d oocrat for Mayor and ask
District Attorney Jerome to run. II Is
Understood, however that this proposition
will be strongly fought by the rank and
file of the committee.
There are already indications that these
members will urge fusion with the Repub-
licans az tho only means Of bringing at out
a defea, of the Tammany ticket. At the
coming meeting of the committee this
proposal will be recommended, and with
it will he suggestion that Mr.. Jerome
should be the candidate of the Citizens
Union for District Attorney, with Republic
can candidate for Mayor.
The annual meetings of the seventy
three district organizations of the Union
were held last night. These meetings are
practically the primaries of the Union.
There is a branch of the Union in every
Adermanic district, and al the meetings
last night chairman Of the district or
ganization and a delegate 10 the city COM
mittee, the central body of the Union. were
elected There were no changes of note
In any OF the districts.
The new city committee will meet on
Jan. 20, and at that gathering the first dis
oussion will take place Of the possible at
titude the Union will take in the coming
A platform will be adopted at
this meeting, and while candidates may
be discussed the newly organized COM
mttee will not commit itself to any can
didate. But at the end of the meeting it
will be possible to gauge pretty nearly what
will be the recommendations the COM
mittee will make to the convention in Sep
TENDER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
WATCH0RN VIM orr rHr pLicE.
The President Decides 10 Appoint Him
Commissioner Of Immigration.

W,sHESGIoN, Jan, TO- A. Indicated in q
Washington despatch printed in Tn SIS
ms morning Rober Watchoru Commie-
-Iuuer Of lmnigrit ON ~ Montreal. will be
appointed 70 succeed William Williams a.
Commissioner Of immigration AT New Yoria
Announcement 90 this effect wis m1de az
The White House to-day The claims OF
KnheH Murray. Assistant Commissioner Of
immigration at New y orll, were never con
-idered by the President in connection with
filing Mr Williams place.
Mr. Natchoru,s political associations
have been Democratic. His appointment
r. non-pUliticdl and made solely on the
score of efficiency. Is The SrN said this
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
JtIL FOR P0LICr WEN.
Judge Crane In BROOKLYN "a VS. lie Won't
Impose Fines Any More.

County Judge Crane in Brooklyn yes
terday had go at the policy men convicted
before him last week Fines have hitherto
been imposed on men OF your class" he
said TO Charles Essig, who had pleaded
guilty. This will cease so far as am con-
ceIued As this is your first offence and
You pleaded guilty you will 60 to Jail for
ten days
10 Albert Winfield and William Present
who had pleaded not guilty and we're con-
victed he said
You went 20 trial and were found guilty
40 more fines for this kind of offence. It
l. now another kind Of business with this
Court AslOoo fine didn't stop your game
You will 20 10 Jail for tweny-nine days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
six Miners Burned TO Death.

DECATUR ILL Jan 10 Six miners
were burned 90 death and as many more
are missing - the result Of fire in the
mines of the Decatur Coal Company this
afternoon. Only one body has been re-
covered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
j. Hood Wright Hospital Election.

The officers Of the j. Hood Wright Hos
pital were rec lected last night at the re gular
meetin of the board of trustees. They are;
President, Josiah c, Reif; secretary. Ed
ward b. Jones; treasurer, Thomas G. Buch,
and superintendent. Richard II. Townlev.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
A crARAvrEEp crnr FOR PILES.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Proirudng Plies
Your druggist viii refund money II PAZO ONT.
MINT fails 70 cure you In 70 II days. S0..-AsB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
Court Of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANT. ian. is.-Couri Of Appeals calendar
for morrow. Nos. tos $50. l53, i35. 3se, 49, iSs
and Ia, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
RE A COLD ~ ONE nav

TAKE LAXATIVE Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets An drug
gihs refund the money ~ % falls " cue. T.. Is.
cESEss signature IA On each box. c,--adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
MORTON
Elder McQua(
Norka

NOth
The SunriM
minute 60 LAD
The subject q
cipals were a
worked up q
Roberts, and&
the Latter D&
Here are e
Schroeder saH
When a md
Of the | ord ID
able TO quit a
The attitN
The man 10
woman can
some man 20
maids. II theW
10 he min sttu
scrUbwouRn
-Asfor raisH
casting out "a
"a he angels.
that the papc4
A part Of -
There are
ma licensed
WI tue. We q
have the cott
one home. W
had the night
women. Resu
thirty-one COZ
saloon. a hou
nor
Here the q
Schroeder. /
Nor a poliu
John G. ca
all Mr.. Schr
are true Of Z
world ever sa
After ssver&
thoughts, Dr.
Mormons had
women, whlc
say Of free z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
teething. softenS the gums, reduces Inflammation
aliays pain. cures wind collie darfnna 2Sc. bottle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-17
PLAN Al
From ESD
SHED WI
Suggested q
Stimat9
n Line u
port OF

olitional vat
warded a rel
The commits
Burr, Rudol
man. They T
mission whi%
TO investigated
supplies for
The report
into three q
nends that
the city TO ia
est possible
which the z
build two ne
atcross RIVED
cost Of about
work TO be 4
point near @
autumn Of la
As regardA
commission [
the Catskills
to deliver e.
daily to the
be hfty-Cis
ably cost. Al
about $5OO.cOd
In the Catak
engineer Of q
ply reoomme
100000. q
While the (
taps on the G
undoubtedly
amount OF Il
does net rea
with the pTes
This conf
the report. .
obtain addla
possible tine
" neither Oh
voirs in the
Immediately
commiasioh'
much sooncr
usefhan the
the Cntskiils
stood that WI
gun II eray We
hr sverted.
The ri otd
recommend a
seven miles L
res.rvoir on
20 a distrihu
larging Rye
chief englne
construction
risanla. one
10 Astoria. n
and BrooklvI
on Forest III
Tie cngind
also the cond
additional n1@
TO the Cats &
not take tiI8
commission e.
be made 10 r.
water supply
but any addiH
of RichfnondH
ont DIDO sol!rx
WAT Ins M
that a cut act1
b. "A more di#'
theCrotou -
reservoirs nd
not estimate
"Thc pre-d
between Crod
says the repcd
Il day. or .
from the saH
shed, lnolucl
reservoirs.
Of a water e
construction
nducduct lvia
shed and NeS
ing work on
portion Of Il
Croton waited
The commH
tDke from *
the shortest
miles long,
steel pipe. *
five miles OF
Esopus TO e
watershed al
he turned int
and resorvoa
This plan Is
one proposed
The chief a.
mission has
proper auth
II is feasible
the proposed
and have the
voir ready fo2
The conu11
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-07
Silk Shirt Waist Suits.

A beautiful Shirt Waist Suit made 81
good quality taFeta, soft finished; shirt
made good and full, box plate, panel front
effect; waist finished one inch side plated
yoke, band self collar, new style sleeve,
strictly tailored made, changeable silk in
colors, such as, blue, brown, and green.
Price, Sl400.
The Jasper Suit, very neat, soft taf-
feta in the new changeable grey and white
shade; sleeves, front Of waist and side o.
skirt finished with J inch box plates,
trimmed with 3s inch self bands, ane
French knots. Price, Slo so.
The popular Shepard Check Suit. mad,
of soft fine quality silk, shirred yok,
finished with three rows one inch doubl,
SUITES across front, new sleeve with
SHRED cuff, gored skirt with deep shirrec
aounce. Price, SIS 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-07
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New spring jackets at Abbott's.
Wayne hose for ladies and children
at Fits.
John johnson went to Rockland, Ne,
yesterday.
New creations in fancy neckwear at
yaughan's.
Series dance at the pavilion this week
Friday evening.
Harry NJ Ream left this noon on a
business trip to New York.
Mrs. Z. P. olds Of Washington street
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Hannah Tracey went to Essex
Junction last night to visit friends.
The Italian Socialist party win hold
masquerade dance in the Pavilion
March 18th.
The Lamson s Hubbard spring styles
in soft and stiff hats are being shown
at McWhorter's.
Miss Florence Cay returned to New
port this noon after few days visit
with Mrs. 4. II. Barry.
Mrs. Moses Charbonneau went to
Burlington this morning to visit rela-
tiyes for few days.
T. E. Colburn, the architect, moved
his Office today from the Currier block
into the Office over w. ]. McLean's
store.
Mrs. N. II. Piper Of West Charles
ton, VT, mother of Mrs. NJ. J. Spauld-
ing of this city, died yesterday Of pneu-
monia.
Queen Of the Forest Circle viii hold
public whist party in Foresters' hall
Friday evening, March 10, at s p. m.
All are invited. Refreshments viii be
served.
Louis liza, clerk for the Grand Union
Tea Co., is going to Italy for three
Peter Coryoretta viii take his place on
the Grand Union team.
Are you to start in housekeeping this
| spring Do you want to exchange some
piece of furniture for new7 Step into
the City Auction Rooms and see If you
can't find something Of interest. a
large line Of second-ha goods at yom
own price. o. H. Hale, Auctioneer.
| v. LaifaTge's express team became
frightened at the electric cars yester-
day afternoon and ran into 1. III. Will
Hams furniture team, which was
standing at the Central Vermont freight
Office The cross bar was smashed of
| from the furniture sleigh and the ex-
| press sleigh was badly wrecked BY com
| ing in contact with the freight house
platform.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-07
Silk Shirt Waist Suits.

A very neat Tafeta Suit, made Of plain
tafeta with little dash Of white; waist
made plain yoke, front and back below
yoke SHRED, plain band collar with tic
finished with French knots; the new full
sleeve, plain cuff SHRED ar top gored
skirt with deep SHRED Aounee. Price,
Sio.5O.
A good quality Mohair SUR, front o.
waist and skirt finished with SO inch side
plates, band self collar, front Of waist and
collar finished with tafFsta bands. and sik
soutache braid, new foil sleeve with deep,
plain cuff. Price, SooS.
See our line OF Silk Waists in taAesas.
Indias, and peau dc sole. These are the
well known W B. Waist and every one
warranted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-07
Ladies Spring Jackets.

This may seem a little early to begin to
talk about Spring Jackets, but we have
had very good business on Spring coats
the last week, we can show a very good
assortment Of the new things and. gar
ments thar have the style and fit. which
is sure to please.
Just recsyed this morning a. good. as
sortment Of Ladies' and Misses Raincoats.
in very neat popular styles and the Bews
cloths. See them.
We received this week d fine assorr-
ment Of Ladies tailored made Suits. made
Of the new popular light weight materials.
also medium weights.
See our line Of new Spring Skirts in,
plain and mixed cloths.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-07
A. P. A88oTT CO. A.P. A8HoTT collar A8BoTT CO
y The Daylight Store n
Fashions Leading Spring Costumes.

This will down fashions history the Shirt Waist The materials
&c Mhar Vo, LINEN The
chief done Tfa Six Suits plain and gab effects
also in a
Mi also very good for early plain cloths made up
dpa a popular price below
few O. tn ma nj
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-17
DARKER THAN NIGHT.

The inhuman butchery Of defense
less Jews in Russia by the people and
with the connivance and consent Of
the powers that be, is far more afro
cious than those massacres of Armenian
Christians by the Turks, which so out
ragged the humanities Of the Christian
World.
Yes! these murders, by protesting
Christians, inspired by lust Of plunder
and self-atoned by bigotry, are in
initeIy more criminal, than those com
mitted by the Mohammedan Turk.
The slaughter of the Jews in Rus
sia is by people processing christian
ity, the doctrine of Christ, the Re-
deemer; a religion that teaches gen
tleness, forgiveness, charity and re-
turn OF good for evil, whereas, the
Massacre Of the American Christians,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-17

was by followers of MohammeL, whom
these people believe to have been the
Messiah and whose religion, Islamism,
obedience TO Gods will, as set forth
by the Koran, their bible) commands
all, who believe ~ here is no God
but God and Mohammet is God S
prophet to spread it to the remot-
est parts of the ealthau the point
Of the sword
Which murders are the most unpar-
donable, those, committed by men pro-
Tossing Christianity, and condemned
by the preaching OF Christ, OF those,
perpetrated by Moslems, explicitly
commanded by the teaching Of Mo-
hammet?
With leadership drunk from greed
of power and STEPPED in debaucher!
and, with people, from lack OF in
telligence and savageneSs of nature
(as shown by the abuse Of the jew
unfit for self government, # there be
a silver lining to the clouds overnang-
ing Russia, no eye can see it. OF al
the lands on the face Of the Globe, q
more hopelessly benighted and blood
besotten Country, from rulers to
people, does not, today blacken the
centurys record and block its advan-
ces to general civilization, than
Russia
Although is it diicult to see how
it is to be hoped, that conditions in
Russia will not have to grow much
worse, before foundation be reached,
stable enough to erect npon it, form
OF government fair to all, and. in
eventualities creative, in the up.build-
ing of rightful strength.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-17
VANMETRES,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
pRESIDgHT SHOWS MERCY.

Washington. Nov l3.--H alter Ed
ridge. OF Minnesota, has been rein
stated TO his old position OF aSsiStan
mesSe ger al tie bureau OF Standus ds
by Pre-. i lent Roosevelt
Eldridge drove his automobile ip
front OF the Presidents cOach, and
would not obey the secret service men
The President makes it clear that
the dismissal was well deserved, but
because of the young mans good s'r
vices in the Philippines, and the laci
that hiStwife was an invalid and j. s
father a Civil War veteran hc deems a
two months suspension ample punish
mept.-N' Y. Commercial
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-17
\, Roger: B1r|z; !za.. 8 props

oniy the-aS ~ ~ iIi'S Yt y ui
~ Fair brings, almost Immediately to
'Batesburg, the site Of the Fair, visit
Z the agricultural experts OF Clemson
College, travelling, as they do, with
full equipment for the dissemination
Eof useful and necessary knowledge
both by lectures and by panoramic
views; what, may we reasonably ex-
pect, as a full return for a develop
ed and operative Fair? At Batesburg
on Nov. 22nd number OF lectures,
made plain by view illustration, will
be given for the entertainment and
betterment of the people of Aiken.
Saluda and Lexington Counties and
for all else who come.
These experts, men who have made
a careful and untiring study Of the
farming needs of South Carolina, viii
tell you (that means all who are wise
enough to profit about the
needs of your soil, how, while growing
crops upon it, at the same time to en-
rich it; the insect pests; the best va
rieticS Of what to plant and how to
plant it; in other words, all that which
tends to a maximum crop at Il mini
mum cost, will be made clearly plain
to all who listen and look, by lectures
illustrated by panoramic views,
These lectures are free TO all No
charge for admittance. The helping
hand of science is teld out to you and
the good name of Aiken, Saluda and
Lexington Counties hangs in the bal
ance to be weighed by the enthusiasm
with which you grasp the hand
of proffered help, in welcome
south Carolina, through Clemson
College, works for you, by your pres
ence show that you understand, ap-
preciate and deserve it.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-17
GREENVIhLE GONE
FOR PROHIBITION.

Greenville County voted out the
Dlspensary yesterday. The vote was
light The majority against the dis-
pensary was at least four to one. No
box showing dispensary majority
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-11-17
son LOST MOTHE K
Phone l44O.

Consumption runs in our family,
and through il ! lost my mother,
writes &c. Is. Eeid, of Harmony, Me.
"For the past five years, however, on
the slightest sign OF Cough or Cold,
/ have taken Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, which has saved
me from scri,u us lung trouble" His
mother S death was Il sad loss for Mr.
Reid, but he learned THAT lung lrou-
Ole must not be neglected, and how to
cure l. Quickest relief and cure for
coughs and colds Price SOC and $l0O
guaranteed at O. j. Harris, f.. b. Gun
ter, Timm Jns Bros, and CrOSson Drug
Co. Of LceSville. Trial Bottle free.
Read the Mysteries Of UdoIpho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-23
ESCENA VIII.
Dich u, Aims,

AlmICon trs)e ch6n. chsquea beige sombrero pequeho
coquet6n moy bien penAda guantei de Suecis muchos
brazaetes por IL pusrtA eutreabiersa dss
todos
Roberto CORE hsca ella estrshA brsEos Am
Alsbado sea Dies
Mchsl XII "A AAugusta Los dss srist6crAAs de Ia famis.
Aimx- Que bonita h.rm anita
Con amaueramento. i H,rmAnto qusrGo
Augusta - Dios mfo Co6nsL ernurA LA sehora H.
necke syuda Alma quitarse Ia chaquets.
Hsineeks. "a ehy do nGevo-Le acarca las melas Efes
no mi tesoro.
Alma Cansuce.ndo 81 Oh II, papa, Girofi,
H,inecke Dyes canta ItAiAnop puro.
kAbeo tQue que hn dchos C!nq quiereE todo
trance cantsnse fsmOsa
Alma. 81 pudera ser, gastara mucho
Sra HeDecks. Q 'ieres poQuito de pastel Anal
Alma. Much,s gr.cAs.-Cons pasEy Vueve paar por de-
lante del espeio
Roberto. estudlaa muchoi
AlmaCon h boo, sns hce sgn que s-Tolss las tsrdes
doy mi lecc6n. Do re, M. ta sol, La 81. ia. sol IA
All esai escalas Una muerte hiio.. eloI esrclclos
me desesperan
Sra. Haintcke. lPobre niGai
Alma. 20, yea, T.mb6a be aprendido uge Soy nstrnd
sima Lo ae todo
H.ineck,. Muy bien Ya 10 ves Roberto
Alma Y despues de todo No vive Que Lo
que importa es esar aegrs.. Ere. tt tamb6n aegre
hermantof
Roberto ST. culndo hay motive para etlrlo.
Alma No siemore &c hI de asgr rtz5n ain
ella. Luego lie vld. es tan hrmom! CAdl dis
Ago nueVo Es he hTmoao B,rIiul tSAbsi baio los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-23
ii. SUDERMANN Ii

tlos Has vso Ia luz s,rc. Dsirio por ella L. da6
padeE tan intaresAnts Al IRA 10 los los
sithn uminadeI Ia luz ei6etria FL msgaf6ee
He visto ara6a saK de 10 n.zs do DouAof
siDesf que es eaorms gulrnalda de aofes cada
for hay una Ampara eleotrica
Roberto. td vas Z clfei
Alma. Yot Qle ocurrenca Ls he visto po ventlnl.
No hy como essas ALA en- las ndias. verdAd
Roberto. No. no las hsy.
Alma Eque estsmos muy adsutldoG No .6 qu6a diio
qua srin eai tin hsrmoso cono Paris Eli verdad
Robsrtu. No conozoo & Paris, querida.
Alma. Qle eiaitlnal Un jovea debs coaocer PAris
Roberto. pefacto encantado. o.-lL9q aillsl
Almi Ali soy may picara tvsrdadi ia. ia. Aa soy 70
Ah.h!-Ss aleja rlendo uclnandoss hacia Augasts ye
ds os al pA6aelo que levA oil ointar6n Huse eae
Augusta. IDeliciosol Q4Sesl
Alma .Roy. Houbgu.s; dltmA novedsd de Pnt Acablu
de darmelo
Augusta B,Io.-V Visne esta nochea
Alma B.io No 10 81. Me 10 mandar& deor Pero ma
hans noche vamoSa al bAls dc msscsras lAh ah, all
Roberto Haoiemos ssro nina. Ven AQu sEatste deants
de- aQui. aqui.
Alma tDlos miol 10 ete da} { Jmo ante sl iueE
Rsbeo Por 10 msnes tsabrumtre &prsgansLoi padres
sgrupan del sil6n de Alma. M.hask SO sien 90.
de trabAo Augusta 6 en- el taburete
Alma. Baeno vamos, cuAndo gosts. eabalero.
Mlchalakt-BAJo 8 A .guIta.-Va tener mgt esto.
Roberto. Como supste que teniAs tAento
Alma. ESQ 10 mlsms, como ei amor
Jberto DesagradAbemente mpresonado. Ben Pero
aIguen to . hAbts dcho. Alma alxl los hombroa
Sra Hsinek Procura acordSs Foe stf1rto Conrado
Roberto. El i1 del principals
Helnecke NAturaments.
Roberto. como 10 sabfG Eli
HsnsCks Ii oy6 dfa del patio r.
anguense, vloo dscirnos que 10 dejar ssme
JAMIE -,
RobertO. poro, pOrQu6 deiH cOntestar Alma mldrel
Augusta iEs tan timidA
AmE Deiar 'emsants VOC perdee lQuf en- este rnc6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-23
HERMlNIO DIAZ
Abogado- Notarlo
San Juan, Puerto Rico
SAN JUSTO II.

Sc ha inaugurado con gran en-
tusissmo la Blblio,eca Escolar do Ma.
matt. Hablaron on dicho acto los Sc
flores Gambia, Rios, C6rdova DGvila
' Cleme, to Ramirez
Sc han empezado & regar bolas
para exsipguir 10 playa de perros rea.
lengos que Invade 10 ciudad.
-Esta mai1ana 81 inspector de So.
nidad local sefor Carbo decomis6
ciento y plco de lstas de conservss
allmentIcias por encontrarse en- NAL
estsdo,
O. En- "a casa de huespsdes de 10
sefiorlsa Josefna Hernandez, San Jus.
to 81, que ocupa slsuaci6n muy cen
.rica, hsy bueua mesa, hsbitactones
hsrmosas y blsn ventlladas y excelen.
ts aervicio. Sc recommends por al
IN sma q as personus que quieran ser
sus ahonados.
Sc han ace tado por el Depar.
tamento de Educaclon las transfsren-
clss do crediso sobre prssupuestoi
escolares de Barros y Juana Disz.
Ell Sub collector pfesent6 hoy
dos denuncias por infracci6n de lal
leyes de rentas internas.
Ell departamento de Tesorsril
levanto ocho en- oargos en- suco, unt
On Baysm6u y quince en- Ahasco.
THE MAY FLOWER. - Crlst'
st. 16. San Juan, R.-A una cua
ORA oe los oarros sl6ctrioos J princi
pales edihcios del Gobisrno. Esplen
dida vista . Ia bahia. Bafos moder
nos sauitarios. Hsbitsciones frescai
Exquisite comida pusrtsrriqueha
americana. Prooios moderados. .-EMl
Liza RAMIREZ, Viuds dc Mssfsrrel
La Cofradia de las Aulmas fun
DADA en- Santa Ana y agcegada