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The Irish standard., 1905-01-07
Now that the Jubilee Of the Immacu.

Now that the Jubilee of the Immacu-
late Conception, promoting, as it did,
historical research, has brought into
prominence the first great defender of
that doctrine, the Venerable John Duns
Scotus, there is some talk of pressing
for his canonization and our Irish con-
temporaries are perhaps a trifle too
sure of his Hibernian origin, says the
Northwest Review, of Winnipeg.
They should not forget that the Eng
lish claim him as native of Northum-
berland and the Scotch even point out
the village of Dunse in Berwicksl,ire
as his birthplace. AS matter Of fact,
however, very little is positively known
of his life, though his works are still
so famous among Catholic scholars,
that is to say among half the learned
men Of Christendom. But the very
surname, "Scotus," is strong point in
Sc0tland's favor. True, there was a
period in the middle ages when the
generic term, Scotus, was applied to
Irishmen as well as to Scotchmen.
That is why the other John Scotus, of
the ninth century, was differentiated
by the term "Erigena" "a native of
Erim. But that period was long
past when, in the latter part of the
thirteenth century, the Subtle Doctor
appeared. Then Scotchmen alone were
called Scott, and Irishmen were known
as Hiberni.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

In striking balance against Ire.
land recently, some critic discovered
that that afflicted island never pro-
duced Shakespeare, says the Den
YER lntermountain Catholic. 1t is as
true of England to say she never pro-
duced a Burke, and in looking around
for some equal for Burke, after his
death, critic of some note places
him, as regards imaginative powers,
on a level with Shakespeare. DR.. John
son, who was his uncompromising foe
in politics, entertained as high an opin.
ion of his oratory. One of his &C.
quaintances asked him if Burke did
not remind of Cicero. mo, SIR" was
DR.. Johnson's reply, "but Cicero re-
minds me of Burke.''
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

1t looks as though they are going to
have another Goebel affair out in Colo
RADIO. Have the Republicans of Colo
RADIO learned nothing from Kentucky's
shame? The attempt to keep Peabody
i'll office, although defeated by more than
10000 votes on the face of the re.
turns, is likely to lead to serious trou-
BILE. There may have been fraud in
the election, but the plan of the Re-
publicans to throw out 1900 Democrat
ic precincts and count all the Repub-
lican precincts does not look like fair
deal. The people of this country will
not approve and it will hurt the party
infinitely more than anything else that
it could do.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07
"This is On Ne -

There once lived a man who liked
liquor, but hated to treat, says an ex-
change. He was never known to buy,
but when anyone else ordered he was
Johnny-on-the-spot. Suddenly he got
sick, and when about to breathe his
last, sent for friend and said: "I'm
a goner. Here's by bank book. have,
no heirs. Take it all. We have been
friends for many years, and you know
my style. Give me a decent BURIAL.
and erect tombstone over my grave.
and put on it an appropriate inscrip--
ton" The friend had a squareblock
of marble placed on the grave, with
these words on both sides: "This is
on me-"
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

The new edition Of Webster's Inter-
national Directory contains over $4,000
additional words, phrases and defini-
lions. The book was revised and pre-
pared by William T. Harris, Phi. d..
LII. D., United States Commissioner
of Education, assisted by large corps
Of competent specialists and editors,
and new and corrected plates were
used. Webster's International Die
tionary is thus brought down to date
and it's standing as the best practical
working dictionary Of the English Ian
guage is once more confirmed
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

At dinner party given by Father
Refs, pastor Of the Church of San Lo-
renzo, City Of Mexico, to the English
speaking priests of that city there
were present eight clergymen of the
Catholic church, every one Of whom
Svas linguist. Including English,
which they all spoke fluently, the total
number Of languages spoken by the
party Of eight amounted to %, an aver
age of three and half to each man.
This fact was ascertained by an ac-
fual investigation made during the din
ner by Father Hunt Cortez, whose In
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

the laughing stock of the whole state.
The Journal used it's influence last fall
to good effect on the governorship
question. 1t could do a great deal
toward remedying the trouble with
our delegation to the legislature by
administering the same sort of medi-
cine to the legislative ticket in this
county.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

Congressman Lind Of this district
introduced Il bill Mt the national capital
Wednesday, authorizing the secretary
of the treasury to refund to all pur-
chasers of pine on the Chippewa reser-
vations the twenty per cent deposited
at the time Of filing their sealed bids,
said payments to be refunded when
the contracts for cutting pine are COM
pleted.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

Moses Il. Clapp will succeed himself
as United States senator from this
state. Our Republican friends some
times do the right thing. Senator
Clapp is an able, clean man and de-
serves the endorsement received at the
hands of his party.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

AS a human talking machine La
Toilette of Wisconsin, seems to have
been an easy winner in the free for
all national contest last year. The
way the "half-breed" starts in with
the new year indicates clearly that he
expects to retain the trophy during
1905.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

stances suggested would be an act of
war directed aginst Russia, which we
are in no way called upon to commit
by our treaty with Japan" A little,
thing like the seizure Of this island
might start the ball.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

James G. Haynes retires from the
position of mayor with the good wishes
Of all his fellowmen, regardless Of
politics. The city never had more
faithful servant in the mayors chair
than Mr.. Haynes.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

by Mayor Jones was the appointment
of Ralph w. WheelOck, of the Tribune,
as his private secretary. The selec-
ton of Mr.. Whcelocl will meet with
popular favor.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

James G.. Doyle, the newly-ap-
pointed chief Of police Of Minneapolis,
served in the position before, and dur
ing his term Of service made many
friends.
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The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

'The passing Of Van SAINT causes the
Union no regrets says "Old Pease"
of Anoka. The gentleman from
Winona now has the floor.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

THE Oldest woman in Michigan, Mrs
Margaret Downey, passed away at
Penmgo, that state on Tuesday, aged
JOY years.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

Theodore Thomas, the noted orches-
ira leader, died ut his residence in
1hicago last Wednesday Of pneumonia.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

A lad with touch of malaria,
Enlisted to fight in Bulgaria,
But before he could shoot
a Turk hOllered 'Scoot!''
And they found him next day in Bal
varia.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07
ds'aIl -
1t is now Governor johnson.

David L. Jones was inaugurated
mayor of Minneapolis on Tuesday last.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

The English nincompoop who sends
clippings from the London halfpenny
yellows, as having been sent him by
"the Suns correspondent in ST Peters
burg" (where the Sun has no CORE
spondent), never reads the Times, the
Spectator, or the Saturday Review,
says the New York Gaelic American.
If he did he would see how absurd is
the rubbish he cables every Sunday
about the dreadful condition of tho
Russian army and the perfectly aw-
full state Of Russia generally. And if
he read the local news in the London
papers without soiling his patent leath-
ers by visit to the East End, he
would realize that there is more real
distress in London than in all Russia
But the poor chappie's time is too
much taken up with five o'clock teas
and looking at his fine figure in the
glass to have any time to bother about
the news.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

he cannot help but admire the indom-
liable courage and resignation with
which the Russians at Port Arthur
met the rain of shells.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

President Roosevelt's vote in Mis-
souri, was only about 1900 greater
than the Republican vote four years
ago (the increase being less than the
normal increase in the Republican
populatiom while the Democratic vote
was nearly $4,000 less than it was in
1900, says the Commoner. The gain
made by the Populists and by the
Socialists did not equal the falling off
in the Democratic vote. Many Demo-
Gratis stayed ut home; they ought not
to have done so, but they will be out
two years from now and four years
from now. and then the Republicans
will have to take a back seat again,
In the meantime Governor Folk will
be at Jefferson City to prevent the Re-
publicans from carrying off the state.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

Rcmittances may be made at our risk
BY either draft, express money order, post
e1aes money order Or registered letter, ad-
dressed to VHE lRlsH SvANUAKD. Mlnne-
apolis, MINI. Money sent In any other way
10 at the risk Of the person sending 1t.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

quisitiveness in linguistic matters /.
we'll known.
The Irish standard., 1905-01-07

The above rates include cost Of postage
% any part OF the United States, Canada
0r Mexico. 10 foreign countries the post
age will be Sue per year additional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-10
'yn SOTdO- -nlldO ante
Ia COfi0 municipal.
lJn irsnstOImIsta On prOntds 5.
No So tTata de- Il Prosa, ReIO
"a pOIiGil d hIzO pIDsa.

Esta mSfLana ae Celebr6 en- el iuzga-
Rado municipal an iuici0 OuTioa0.
Santos CayetanO Arroyo, aordO-mu-
do, fu6 acusad0 de que vendfR arO1 De
c0bFe como si faeran de OFO. "A fi1 de
que pudiera deClarar. ell juez cit6F %
gefiOr PAsCaal para que SirYiera de
inteFpFete.
Santos RunQue no puede hAblaH ri
DIR, gabe haoeFse eg loco. Y no habfa
medios de que pudieFR entenderse GOn
81 int6rprete.
Los h9ches como se desarrol ollaFon
ante la CoFte pRreCen dem0strsr que
Santos no eB S0aatO.
COmprG bR aroa de C0bre y los ven1
dfa como de orc. Ilevando en- un bel
quefl fraaC0OG0stG .11O9G para hOCeFAel
ConGtr0nte de d prenda. 81 deCfa que
eli ifQuido que llevabR eFa aqua .faseFte
8 aqua r6gSG. perO tan gS01G era ave
result6 prOt6gSdO de hSdY6genO (ggua),
y eB natural que el c0ntgGsts no result
tabI: 10 que resultaba era 81 c0atr0ste
de los EfquidOs.
EI 6cid nStricO naurSdtsco que Ofre-
cfa como aqua .fsterte. no era sin6
dgatG5e 6 eSgua IOjka.
81 juez imE 1sOle al Ciudadano San
tos. seis meses de osrCeI.
EE aousGdO no pTOsseeacS6 sssa0 sOIR
pGla5TG. /
AL conocer Ia sentencia. 81. que et
sordo.mudo, Cerr6 los oi0s.
De modo que en- tao g0Iemnes insI
tRntes qued6 gOFdO, mudO Y.... Cie9O.
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Guaysnilla.
Juan Ferrary, de San Juan Ma'
ysgGsz. .
GGndidO Lopez. de San JaR m 4
AUtoniO Pare, BonhOmo, de San
Salvador COrreo. de San Juan 4
JOa5 segarra ooana, de San Juan s
MRnGtf-
EsCarsCCiOIo B sauchamps Libsrato
Irizarry, Eladio Rivera, OBcsF Rome
70. Nemssio DiAz. Antonio NPgr6n de
San Jual 6 Ponce.
JOs6 Acar6n Cores. jose Mafisno
Boyer. Ulises HeIeiger. de San & Ma
Norberto Qaileu. de San Juan 4 San
German, -
Rsf4ei GoTRGs. Rafael de Jes6G de
San Juan & AreCib0.
Vicente MOrell de San Juan Ms
natl.
Joauuin SGnch'z Luis A. <SOlaevi-
lie. de San Juan & Csgus8.
Francisco Csp6, Ramon Carlo, de
San joan Gusyama.
| Pablo Bserga de San Juan & CRyeV.
Manuel Sanchez, de San Juan 8 Pa
Francisco S. HsrnSndez, Jaan M
GraCiani, Amador SaIgad0. B0nifaCiG
Fernandez. de Rio PiedraS & SAE
Pedro J. Ortiz. sim6u Robaina
PasOuaI Faura. de Rio. G rande & SAl
Juan. =, ~
Juan Santiago Rodriguez de Ri
Grande & San Juan. .-
Manuel Aponta, BAutiRtS Ramos d
Bsyam6n & San Juan. :,
Pedro AG0sto Ramirez, Juan N
MARQUEE. Felipe PaV6n de TOa' AItA
) San Juan.
Pedro Rosado, Nicaaio FigueFol
Manuel MaldOnadO de Ponce & SA
|. Juan. r.. ....
Nat.vidAd Rivera. Juan P. Mart
q nez de Yauc0 6 San Juan.
Enrique EstV0nZR de MayoguPz
!. LsuOadiO BrugmOn de L'iao & 81
n FlorenciO AynIa de AguRdiIla 8 s.
Juan.
& Domingo Guerra. Mariana SulPO
Rodriguez de AfIRaCO & San Juan. .
N JOG6 L. Gonzslez de AguadS 8 Is
M Santos Hsrnkndez de Manatf s s
Juan.
Gao & S8n Juan.
de- Bias Gonzales Martinez. Gabl
Silva de Csguas San Juan.
IA. Jes6s GRrCfs, de YabuOoa q !
NJ Rafael Fernandez. Jos6 /. Mate
CelestinO QuinOnes, de Fsjardo
juan CuatodiO. jose L. We a9dy
In. Anastacio Roman, de NRguab0
.oi. Manuel Guerra. de Guayamr a /
BaibinO Santos do Cayey .
Ca. Juan.
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N 0 TT G A S,

AnOohe Ileg6 & estR Ciudad el capi
tan Cabrera de Ia policfR insular des-
taCado en- AreCib0.
--AnoChe c0nCurri6 POGO p6bliCO &
la Fetreta que dieFR ls banda de 10 POI
liCia inBuIar que por ciert0 ha sid0 ans
de Ian meioEel. Entire las piezaG mas
concCidas , meior interpre1adaS fgur6
Ea zaEzueI0 GMaYch3 de C6diz.3
HIN Oid0 GuradoB en- ID aaIa de 00'I
corrOs de COntusi0nes leves Manuela
VGzquez. Antonio Rodriguez y Julian.
R0sado. /
denunCiado an C0meFCiante de aquel
poblado por vendeF arenquea en- NAL
est0dO.
Sc enOuentFa enfermO eb doctor
Lopez Antougiorgi en- el hospital pres
biteriRno.
Don Francisco Martfnez, del co.
neFCio de MRnatf, Se enCuentra en- eS1
% Ciud0d.
de incendiOS de ests Ciudad, ha queda'
do Completamente reparada , en- bae1
mas condolences de ser utiizRda.
-S1pIicS.-U Un caballero de eats
ciudad que dirigi6 CON feChR 13 %
del pas@do mes dos Cartas & don Va
lentin ArOe. de Ponce. le supIiCR con-
testaci6n 6 elias si les hR s0liCitado On
Ia administration de Oorre0s de diOha
ciudad.
= Hs embarCado para los Estadol
Unidos eli sefIor Francisco Deetjein
con obj sto de esperaF all 8 % senol
SueoP0 que va de SRntO Domingo COZ
obieto de haCerse una ditlCll 0peFGCloI
quir6rgica.
Ell nifl0 Bias CintP6ns Cay6ge hol
de ls escaIera de la casa que hablt9 81
IS anna de Ia Luna, prOduci6ndos
variRs Commissioners y ConmoCl6n &C
rebraH. El doctor VeIez Lopez y pfa
tiCante Segnet preStaronIe los prime
ROD auxilioa, Siendo Ell nifio deSpue
trasladad0 s "a casa. --
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Un hOmbTO hOnTadO.

Senior Editor.-sirvase informar gus leo
1ores nI1e 81 me escriben Confdencialmen
teg mandarg Dor correo On carta sel1aoe el
plan oue seguf por 81 cual obtuve 81 Ees6a.
blacimiento peRmanente y compacto de nj
slAA9 49, 5ebi1;dad neYviosa. p6rdidaS
~ =. - - cor@eo1iP dinero de nadie;
t g - ssSo T9r cI1arIatanes haSta
nader la re- del genero humane, psro: gEacla-
Dios. estoy ahora bien vigoroso tuer6e.
onn C1eaeo dc haCe1 conocer todos este Esnae'
aio cierto de 0uraEse. =.
Ia taniando NADIA que vender NJ que On
viar q. n. D.. no deseo dineEo.
Dirocoi6n; d. BTant, Box DelFay, Mlcn.
i EE. UU.
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FELIPE BELPRE.

!. DEsPUEs' DE PROBAR todos los engano
sos remedies que se anunclan es GuS41O I. ng-
&c BsagradeCe la efcaciR RADICAL Gel DlgestA-
vo Mojarrieta, cuy@ superloraoao esSS 0LlAVsR-
Valmente Conhr1nada. -.
Curaciones dese9peradas On person8 plSL
ConoCidas que 10 tomaron durante tEeS llas- ms-
Ves SON las que 10 han hecno gloE!ioloS 49, 49,
~ aoIo egtuche produce mejor efecto que
17,a donena az frasooS de cualquier otro 70
Sao31,c. y1nrnne ademSs de ser el dniCo v0rda
49, G1,E7rativo RADICAL del ent6mago de-
ssaS.+sy,1 siy an0aToga Roci6n oalmantO, q
4OsN.-esS 80 p1TsRcador de los aIimentoB
u ~ Jshs Sri9ir cue ceds hostia tengs gTa
nsdo 81 nombfo Digestive Mo1aEreSa. u
Dep6eito general de las EaEmacaas de 6la1S0 ~ "
RSTaxn AlnSa&an Eldel ~ ~ s7A3 SSS
m pWartO Ba0Os y dc Ye0Ga 01 la9 ASb09~
I'm a. HAFOpaY Am 6EAcA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-10
SastrOTta ItaIIana do ---
Miguel. SaVin0.
San francisco IS, San Juan, Puorto Rice.

San Francisco SIS, San Juan, PuSt0 Rice
Tengo el guato de pOqer en- Concci-
mient0 de mi numerOGa y BeleCta Glen
tela, que CG0 motivo del gran ex!to
Uue ha obtenido 81 SurtidO de trOjeS
rscibido fiitimamente: estoy preparan-
as otro que recibir6 en- el mes De
Octubre pr6ximo. con el cual tergo Is
GeQuridad que quedar6n complacldo.a
mis- poProquianOs, 6 Cuyo in se 70 ayl-
% oportunamente. por 10 que pueda
inteFeGArleB.
Tengo siempFe una gran exlatenCl55
an franeIas, ChaleCoB y pantAlones ot
To5" nersona uue ouiers vestir col
ologSncie eConomfa puede haCerlo
shonand0 an eRts cas6 81 90 p0r SO
4 M ma.
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Los tTaSIadOs S
de IA Polio ia.

CnArtel General de la POliefG IL
Rglar.
Orden GsneraI n6merO 81. :
I. POr b preaente OFden ell desta-
aament0 del Dorado Sc creG subpuesto
de B6yAm6n con an destACAnent0 en
TOa Bsja, nombr&nd0se aG Cabo Ms
nuel AreizDga. ComAldaate de este
BubpueAt0. n
II. Sc hGCen lOS trSSlAdOS Giguien'
Cabo Luis Frfss. do GuSyanilla &
Ponce. Cabo JOs6 M. Emanuslli. de
POnCa & Guayanilla.
Guardia JOa6 A. UrquiZ0, de San
Juan San Lorenzo.
Z9n6n CandelariO. MOnSerrate Co.
mas, de San Juan & Rio Piedras.
Manuel SerrRn0, de San Juan & "a
Rsm6a sAntisgo de San Juan & Rio
PiedrRs.
Juan MOreirs. Joaquin Lugo, Pc
drO Gim6nGz. Pablo Cancel, de San
Juan & Rf0 Grande.
Zsn6n OznFiO. MOdeatO Rivera, de
San Juan Bayam6n.
Francisco G. Alny On, Rafael Mora
les, de San Juan & TOa Alta.
Sergio Diaz. de San Juan 8 LSjas.
Manuel Vega, Amelio Gil Ortiz.
SAntiV 90 Rivera de San Juan & Ponce.
ClOtlade MeECRdo. de San Juan q
GGintin EIlin. de San Juan & Ma
joan Mas de San Juan d & Toa Alta
Tristin0 Morales. de- San Juan
A0uadiIls. ,r.. !,
Joa6 EIicier. Jea1J M MAriStGny d
San Juan 6 A6SSCO.
Jm9 H. ACAba, Julio M. 1zquier1O
ROmuRldO ToFROS de San Juan ts
iardO. .u
San Juan 6 NsguabO. -,
Juan Firpi, dc San JqGn Menat
DemeSriO Diaz, de 5 Rn Juan q ~
guAbO.
Juan 6 Cayey.
Alfonso Torres, de San Juan
CsguAB.
PatriCio Tua PetrOviCh de San Ju'
& HumGCR0.
Juan & Aguadllla.
Jsads Ma. SerranO. dc San Juan
Ponce.
Lorenzo Norge. Antonio POmb0
San Juan & MaySgtiez.
LsocadiO Soto, de San Juan ~
Antonio Rodriguez, Agustin
Vargas, de San Juan MayaGusz.
" ErnestO Valdespino de San j usI
San German.
JOa6 e. Rivera. de San Juan
Felipe A GOnzGlez. Ramon Z. Q
iono. SSntiago Valentin, de San j.
3 AreCibO. y r...
UliGes Rivera. dc San Juan .
Z fael Artiguez de San JuHl
UtuAd0.
Pedro ATzu' ca de San Juan o.
PiedrGs.
Jaime Alvarado de San Juan
''tcSS. c.snsn.s Nesr6p. d San Jur
AGlSs aIfon:O MOlinn. de 81 n Juan &
yam6n. r.
Francisco Ramirez ce san Jul
GsSSi Santiago Rodriguez, i San Ju
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ULTIMA ROBA.l !
TERRIBLE nO1IgA.

Nav York, Agosto 10. 2 p. M,
He cauOado profunda senoaci6n en
toda Ie prsn reiS6 6blica 81 hecho inau'
an her6iOo iamEs nunCa Vilto con reg
peoto Gle que est6 OcurFiendo Gn oen
.Tnan 3e Puerto Rico Il daEDa CsmaB DC
TcatTirnoDiou con coICh6n 6 $5 50 telal
& 8 eenfavoa . CauimiEes iDglesel 6 IS
osrtsvo1, - A Ga GloRikS, Cruz 10.
IN pueblo de1pierta
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EL| ESFUEPzO SUPREME.

Las tFopas rusas combaten con un
encarnizamiento desesperado y has
ia los retenes de las Feservas han
sido llamados q las posiciones de la
vanguardia.
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San Juan.
FELIPE BELPRE

Dagde hoy ne separO en- absolute de
Il OoIeOtividAd pOlftiCa Hepubll0ena en
este pueblo, por l9 poCa atenelon =
ningunR confederation que g Ie GusE-
de q element0 obrer0 p0I cler6O9 non =
bres 6 quienes hR engreido demaslaoo
su representaci6n.
FELIPE BELPRE.
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New York, Agosto 10, / 80 p. m.
TodO 81 ej6rcit0 japon6s de Oya-
ma. que SO calcula en- 800, 900 hom
bFes y 200 pleas, ocupan posicio-
nes y entran en- acci6n. .
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3. De ACUERDO.

de la paz, y SO espera Sc llegaFa q
definitivo acuerao.
Ell puntO de suspension De hos
tilidades en- la ManchuFia NO ha
sido acoraado a1n.
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New York, AgOsto 10, l-30 P. NJ.
Dsspu9s de, ardu as 6iscusiones
entire los plenipOtenciarios rus0s y
iapOneses hanse pUesto de acuerdO en-
10 c0ncerniente q los pEeliminaFes
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New York, Agosto 10, l 30 P. m.
Pret6ndese guardian absolute re-
serva sObre ell curse De las negocia-
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no PUEDE ATENDERSE A LOS HERIlOS.

mueren por faIta de cu;dados.
La division segunda de infanterfa
iberiana, unos 10000 hombres, ha
peraido mas de la mitad De 50 gen
te en- el cOmbate de aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-10

New York, Agosto 10, l.3Op. IA.
Un gran movimiento de danco
se esta efectuando por el ej6rcito
jaPoK Is que ha reforzado su 4 ala
derecha con tres cueFpos de- ei6rci-
to ae 10000 hombres cada uno.
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UN MUERTO ILUSTRE.

New York, .Agostp 10, 1-30 r. M.
Ha fallecidO hoy en- NUeVa Or
leans ell Car1enal MonseIlor Cha
pelle.ea cOnsecuencia de la tiebre
alli ,reinante. o.. II
Hay panico en- la ciudad, pues
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impPonta Is vsnds papsl de
parl6 - Vii0ie 6 l0'Oo suint
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New York Agosto, 10, l-sO P. M.
El frente de las opeFaciOnes es
tan extenso, que SO hace impossible
que Ia sandal presto la atenci6n
Recesaria & todos los heridos. que
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ca yey, AgostO 9. 1905.
Sr. Director de Ella Correspondent
CiAo.
DistipguidO senior:
SnpIicO ( usted Ia inserCi6n en- 90
dierio. de las aiGuienteB Eneag. -.
De ugted affmOs .-.5...
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R E S Err V A S.

clones de paz y h&nse dictado las
disposiciones del case para co onse-
guirlo.
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la epidemia aumenta ahora a pesar de
los grandes esfuerzOs de Ia sani-
dad.
Profunda impression han causa-
do estas noticias en- tOdos los Es-
tados Unidos.
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El general Linewich ha tomato
la Ofensiva para evitsf dicho mo-
vimiento Y nm violento combate de
artilleFia tiene lugar desae aver
tarde.