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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
MARQUETTE WANTS
HARBOR OF REFUGE
CONGRESS- WILL, BE ASKED TO
CONSIDER THE PROPOSITION.
River and Harbor Committee at Wash
ington Gives Assurances that Pro
vision Will Be Made in the Next APP
propriation-superior Has Had 49,
100000 Expended There.
Special to The Journal.

Special TO Inc JouIua4s /. e.s.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 17.-Congress Is to be
asked to consider the proposition of another
breakwater at Marquette, extending from the
south side Of the bay northward in the drec-
ton of the north pier, for the purpose Of form
ing harbor Of refuge, and also to build an
extension of 1900 feet on the present structure.
The latter project failed at the last session
because Of the heavy, demands from other por-
lions Of the country, but assurance has been
given by members Of the river and harbor conf
mittee that Marquette is to be taken care Of
when the next river and harbor bill Is drafted.
This will be at the session beginning in De-
cember, 1906, it having been decided that only
continuing contracts are to be looked after at
the coming session.
Altogether during the several years that gov
eminent Improvement work has been going on in
the district Of Superior, there has been expend-
ed about SO, 100000 in construction work along
the shore The most important pieces OF work
completed are the Marquette breakwater, a con.
crete structure and the Duluth ship canal piers
and the pier work at Superior entry.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

During weather like this it is good
thing to own property on high land.
You want to live around Lake Of the
Isles to thoroly appreciate water in
your cellar and your inability to get it
out.
Walton Park is the highest land in
North Minneapolis and water runs off
from it like water off from duck g
back. The management announce that,
owing to the popularity of Walton
vanced One Hundred Dollars apiece
very shortly. Their very easy terms,
and the fact that Walton Park has
stone sidewalks, gas, electric lights, tel
ephones. city water and the best school
in the city, make it possible for a
poor man to enjoy all the Injuries Of
t life, if he has sense enough to want te
be house owner.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
ANOTHER ARREST
OF HORSETHIEF
MONTANA AUTHORITIES NEARLY
READY TO EXPOSE CONSPIRACY.
Prisoner Believed to Be Leader of Band
That Stole 1000 Horses in Less Than
One Year-Federal Official Is Re-
ported to Be Implicated and Other
Arrests May Follow.
Special to The journal.

Special to The Journal
Helena, Mont, Oct 17-Another arrest in the
wholesale demonstrating Investigations has been
made in the person of George Case, who is in
jail at Glasgow, Mont, charged with being the
leader Of band Of thieves responsible for the
theft of 1000 horses in Valley county in less
than year.
Officers busily engaged in an effort to ar
rest suspected confederates Of their prisoner,
among them a cowboy named Ryan. A letter
found ON the thief killed near Malta recently
by Stock Inspectors Teale and Hall, men.
toned Case, and statements in it indicate his
completely in the robbery Of w. n. Denny, d
banker Of Wiliston, NJ D., and another man.
The stolen horses We're sold in North Dakota
admitted that he acted agent for the sale
Of them A petition for his removal has been
signed and will be forwarded to the president.
With the arrest Of Ryan, the officers expect
to effect the arrest of several residents of viii
liston and farmers in Rosebud, Dawson and
Valley counties, on charges of completely.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
TWO MORE MINES READY
Wealthy Company Is Preparing to Ex-
tend Operations and Increase Output.

III +, E5.| =
CALUMET, MICH 1.-Two more Of the Arizona
copper mines financed by Michigan, Minnesota
and Pittsburg mining and steem men are ABOUT
ers. At the main Office of the Calumet & ,Ari-
iona Mining company and associated CORPORATIONS
in this city it Is said that the fourth furnace
at the smeIter at Douglas, Ariz.. will be blown
in this week, providing no unforeseen acct &
furnace would be In blast the first of the month
but accident to the blower engine gin
trolled by this company was 100000 pounds Of
blister copper, SO per cent fine. Within a short
time the new Oviler shaft will be in shape
to start shipping to the srnelter, and then the
stress on the Irish Mag shaft. which has fur
nished all the production will be lessened and
needed repairs viii be made.
The Calumet & Arizona's record Is not equaled
by any other mine in the world. It having Sc
cured and distributed dividends aggregating
besides opening another shaft. which equals the
first In every respect. and accommodating treas
ury surplus Of approx ifnately 81, 100000.
+ 8
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
IN NAKED CONDITION
Boy Escapes from State Training School
and Startles Red Wing.

RED WING, MINN.-People living in the west
end Of town were startled by an apparition at
midday naked boy running thru the streets,
with nothing on but a dripping wisp Of an
}li'William Hollenback 16 years old. who was
committed to the state training school from
MINNEAPOLIS two months ago, escaped from the
school 1T the dinner hour and fed up the rail-
road track two miles to the city. In the lu1n-
her yard near the station he was penned in by
yarduien and to escape them jumped into the
bay starting to swim across the river to the
Wisconsin shore.
{ All there the men yelled to him. "Come
back we won't do anything to you"
ST would drown before would go back there. =
he cried. with chattering teeth.
You'll freeze II you stay there, z retorted the
yardhoss. II +.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
SYNDICATE WANTS FRANCHISE
Detroit Capitalists Would Install Gas
System in Iron Mountain.

IRON MOUNTAIN. MICH.--A franchise for
Mountain has been asked by a syndicate Of De-
troit capitalists. Definite action on the propo-
sition will probably be taken this week.
1t is the claim Of Agent Glass. representative
of the company, that under the terms of the Or
given gas at a cheaper rate than upper PENN
sula towns and lower peninsula cities generally
At present there is not a gas system in any
town on the Menominee range and 1t Is likely
the company would build plant here capable of
supplying nearby communities as we'll as the
city itself.
This part Of the range is largely populated and
offers a profitable field for an industry of the
kind.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
STILL ANOTHER CURE
Face Covered with Pimples and
Sores. Skin Now Clear.

Sores. Skin Now Clear.
"My face was all broken out with
pimples and sores. I used Cuticura
SOAP and Cutieura Ointment for two
months and was completely cured. My
face is in splendid shape now. Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment are splendid
for healing all kinds of face pimples
and sores. I am glad to recommend
them, for they were great boon to me.
/ know hundreds that it has cured in
Scotland, where / came from lit il
world wide. (signed) David Macau-
ley. r. e. D. No. 8, Sullivan, Ind.s
May 20, 1905. |"
Complete External and Internal Treatment for every
Humor, Pimples TO scrofua from Infancy 20 Age
consisting Of CutcurA Soap, 2Sc. ontmsnt 60c, Resoy;
emit 50c. lin form Of Chocolate Coated Pills Pc per yl
81 6o3 may Be had Of s druggist single set oftea
osrre4 Potf1x Drug Chem Corps Sole Rrope, Boston
- Mailed Erce, How to Cure Itehin4s seay Hunon
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
REBUILDING PUBLIC SCHOOL
Calumet's New Building WILL Be Larger
Than Other in the Peninsula.

MARQUETTE, MICH. The new manual train
ing and high school which will be built the
coming year at Calumet to replace the two
structures recently destroyed by fire. will be the
ninsula. a Marauet tie arehi tectnral firm is
drawing the ylans. The bnildinG will have q
60 to 20 and It viii be four stories high.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

water was chill, the lad came ashore. They
took him into engine room and while he was
stripped he wriggled out Of their grasp like an
eel and ran half mile down Main street, finally
lodging into a barn. Officers saw him cautiously
peering forth and took him in charge.
What with the bath and the excursion Sin
the altogether he was exposed to the cold for
about an hour. He Is not likely to be hurt by
1t, but his was bruised and his lip was
split where he bumped into something in his
mad flight. - r.. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
FOR THEIR COMMANDER

MILLBANK. S. D.-The General A. A. Humps
rey G. A. R. post of this city is sending out
circulars to other posts. announcing that they
will present the name of Colonel n. l. Lothian
of Mllbank. for department commander at the
next encamIment.
Colonel Lothian has long been prominent in
Grand Army affairs and has held many positions
in the organization. He was member or Com
pany G, Fifth Minnesota volunteer infantry.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

The addition as will be seen from the
diagram, extends through the block back
of the present McKibbin building a9d the
new Crane & Ordway building from
Broadway to Rosabel streets, 60xl65 feet.
It will be used entirely to give more
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

room and facilities to the rapidly grow
ing fur, cap and glove factories, which
in common with all other branches Of the
business, have been steadily and rapidly
increasing their outputs during the past
three years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

lead to the place far back in the woods. No
body was there when Mr. Wildig made this dis
covery. All the goods have been seized. No
clue to the identity of the thieves has been
ga ined SO far. It is estimated that $4,000
worth of merchandise has been stolen here in the
past few months
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
THIEVES DEN FOUND
Thousands Of Dollars Worth of Loot
Recovered.

of a band of robbers has been found within few
miles of the Canadian 500. by Albert Wildig,
while hunting. The den was In the woods and
was filed with several hundred dollars worth of
valuable merchandise, including fur sets which
had been stolen from both Soos. Several paths
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

PIERRE, S. D.-sherir Huley Of Potter county
yesterday took from the Jail in this city F. D.
Miles, who is wanted in Potter county for an
attempt to defraud bank by a wire tapping
scheme. Miles goes back to Gettysburg for
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
FASTER THAN TIE WEST

Firm Of McKibbin, Driscoll s Dorsey, St.
i Paul, is Again Compelled to Enlarge
Addition Now in Course of Construction
Will Add Two=Thirds to Capacity of Big
Building Erected Three Years Ago.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

MASON CITY, IOWA.-Lightning destroyed
William Buntons barn, three miles west OF here.
Three horses. hay, grain and machinery were
lost, The loss is 1880, partly insured.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
Governor Takes It In.

State Treasurer Block was on hand
in person to receive the advance pay
ments, and Governor johnson was an
interested spectator. He kept track Of
the sale closely, and at it's close was in
atroduced by Mr.. Iverson to the lumber
men. The governor expressed his pleas
ure at their appreciation Of state timber
values, and said the timber board
would be governed accordingly in
making it's appraisals next time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

BATH, s. D.-A fatal disease has broken out
among G.. A. Smiths horses. Five died in three
days. The last one was taken sick while work
ing with the pillow and died three hours later.
The local and the state veterinaries are investi-
eating, but could discover cause, and the
farmers stables have been thOrOly disinfected.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

HANKINSON, s. D.-Miss Kate Thrill was
married. to William Zimmerman at the parish
house by Rev. J. F. Studnicka.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

FOND DU LAC, WIS.-Judge Norman s. Gill
and Miss Laura B. Conklin were married
today. The ceremony was private. Judge ellison
is one Of the best-known men in Wisconsin.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

HASTINGS, MINN.-At meeting of the city
council the tax levy for the ensuing year was
fixed at $2o,720. 1t is regarded exorbitant,
Rev. W. G. Rice, formerly Of Faribault. has
entered upon his ministry as pastor Of the
Methodist church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17

HUTCHINSON, MINN.-Ansgar college of this
city, which was closed for year on account of
lack of funds and in the meantime was sold
for debt, will be opened next Monday as a bust
Eesss college and academy G.. M. Langum of
Minneapolis has closed deal whereby he secures
fha faraY1 IN >. ! : =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-17
LARGEST IN THE WORLD
New Ore Dock to Be Built In Duluth al
a Cost of $500 900.

DULUTH, MINN.-The Duluth. Missabe &
Northern road, one of the big ore roads of the
steel corporation, Is to build in Duluth what
will be the largest ore dock in the world, this
winter. a.. II.
1t will cost in the neighborhood of 100000
and will be the. fourth dock Of the co1npany's
present ore-shipping system here. The dock will
have 3Sl pockets and will be seVsnty-two feet
high. The structure will be ready to go into
commission May l, 1906. year hence No. l
The present largest individual ore dock in
the world i. is Great Northern No. 2. on Allouez
prising three docks, Is the largest system in the
world and will be further enlarged by the new
dock described. e. .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01
BlBLlorECA DE .LADEwoCRActA,

gran seGors, ~sAludsndolo con ell p.Guelo y Ell abanico. Y d.udo a
mismo tempo ridicuios sAltos
i Mtrad, mirAdI IAquel es FAbidn Condel [h.bfa exola-
mado otro, s~e6aaodolo al pGbIco con ell dedo, cual 81 10 pregonara
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Fabian Condo, que hA regresado de IoglA-
tsrra.
-lAdi6s, conde F4bian!-hAba chiUado I'm tercerc, pAssn.
do &su ladO y hIciendoIe groieras cortssfas.
-iEsun condeI -murmuraron algunSs voces entire Ia pIebe.
-Pero, len que quedamos, Fabian !-prorrumpi6 en- este
aciertA dlstancia una VOC lguds y penetrAnte como Ia de I'M carfn:
-Ieres Condo de tttulo 9 de apelidO, 6 no 10 eres de manera
AgunAf
Ell auditorio r6 { carcIiadas.
tAuduorio terrible, ell pueblo. 49,. 10 mGs1 an6niml... 49,, ell
Ell jurAdol lego. Ia opinion pGbIica!
Fabian SO estremeci6 al OR aquella rsa formidable.
Gala les IN Condo poStizOl-diio cierts muier muy
feA que vepdfa ~peri6dico.
-lPero es IN gtan mozo i@arguy6 otrA bastante puapr.
que vendia naraDlas y lmones.
FL JoVen miro q esta con sgradecimiento.
-iPues bien, podia hAbsr echsdo por otras clIes. supuesto
que no AL PrAdo como TODD ell mundo! -replc6 ID primers, LENA
de envidia.
~IEh, se6or lechuguinC. YEA listed por donda apd.! CRITIC
IN mAnolO, miranda con aTe de dea flo a llamado FabiSn.
Este Sc mordi6 los labios, pero no ae di6 por entendido. y
Avan2sndo leEtamente, con mas cuidado que nunca, refrenando 4
duras penGs ell cAblhO, qoe tambed pArecfa deseoso de pisotesr (
sQuella deSvergonzIda chl.mA.
-lAdi6', ilu.tre Tenorio, terrible Byronl Hiss hecho
muchas victimas en- LOndresI -exolAm6 en- t.nto ota m4scars.-
Como voy ve't'do de muler, no me atreVo a acercarme tn....
lEres tan AfortunAdo co amores!
-PAsol PaoI.... -voce6 mss aMf otro de squelIo, her.
mafroditas. -iPsso a Fabiin C1nde, al Cesar, al G ,nguk,u, Al
Napoleon de las muyeresl
81 pdblicO ApIaudl6, Creyando que az el 50 APPLAUSE yenfa
6cuentO.
~Mil'gro, honbrei Mii.grol .h.ii6 IN pteryot h,cien.
do mil iarigonzIs F .biin Conde no Sc be disfr.z, ID, eats Carna.
VAL. 10. m.rido. estin DE- enhorabuen.l
FIbiSnl E4ban l-Voc .r6 or Gtimo q 10 Iejos IN uiOro.
mante, DO con We de tipe, smo con Ell grave y fatfdico acento que
eupleAn lOs c6nlcJS clAndo representa- ell .papel de EstAtua del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01

Treinta amos de experiencia pro-
fesional en- las snfermeda AIDES tropica.
les. Alta c~irujfa. Espscialidad en-
Intermediates do 10 piel. Cinecologfa
y Tocologfa. Was uriuarias. Oso-
Rtno-Laripgologfa, Venerologfs.
Analisis quimico y mic~rosc6pico. Ho.
al de consulsa; de s q IL por la ma
fana y de 2 a S por 10 sarde, Precio
de ~consulta, un dollar. A los pobres
gratis. Las ~operaciones 90 haran en-
este Gabinete, q dom1cilio, 6 en- Hos.
pital de muisres y nlios. FL servicio
medico quirdrilco, dentro y fuera de
la poblacion, serA iustipreciado. So
satisfacen consultss medicas & los en-
fermos de 10 isla; el interesa ado rsmi.
tlra IN historical de 81 enfermedad y
IN giro postal de dos dollars, y reci.
oira I'm SCuestionario,s cuyss pre-
guntas debe c~amplimentar, y luego SO
10 enviara eli STrasamiento.s Dlrijir
q correspondence al Practicante y
Secretario de Ia PoliclinicaS don rio
Amador y Rodriguez, San Jos6 mime.
ro IA, principal, Telefono 2V6. San
Juan p. r..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01

como ahora permanecen cerrados los
estantes, Sc hsce impossible conse-
guir los lioros durante las ma1a.
mas. Hay mlchos socIos que desea.
rian leer por 81 dia y sin embargo, a
%consecuencia de dlcho entorpecimien.
to no pueden utilizar la blblioteca.
Del departamento de Sandal
infornan que SO han p~ressntado tres
Intermediates de muermo en- la cria
caballsr, en- Yauco. Sc ordcn6 81 So.
crifclo de los caballos. Ia salido
para dicho pueblo oil vetsrinario del
ramo para prac!lcar una inyestiga-
ci0n 90 las cuadras.
Las obras que vieren hacienda.
SO en- ell hospital de mujeres sdelan-
tan mucho. Aver estuyo oil alcalde
sef1 II TODD q visltar el edifcio.
Ell cap tan Fernandez Mater co.
munica que la policia ha sorprendido
dos jugadas On Humacao,
-Esta maiaua tono possession de-
puesto dc arqultecto mualci pal u 10
geniero don uan Bautista r d igutz
--Es tA maf ana tuvo una corfsreu-
cha con 81 gooerlador ell iuez us NJ.
Ia.i don Felix Cordovs Davlla.
Hoy empez Ar&n los tx msn de
inglea para lbs maestros puertorrl.
quefios. Tamoi6n se ceIebrAraa .xa-
menss de espanol para los mae,trus
a%mericanos.
--Esta ma1ana regres6 de Nueva
York en- el vapor SCaracasA el score
tario de Puerto Rico senior R,gls II.
Post.
-Esta noche 81 Ayuntamienko ceIs.
bra session eXTaOrdlnarla ST. tratoran
import antes asuotos references a urna.
to p1oiico.
Hoy prim9ro de JUNO, empiezsu
las vscsciOnes on IL Corts do Dlstrlsu
de San Juan. Duraran dos mssss haA.
Ia el prlmero dc Agosto.
La retreta de anoche en- la pla.
"a de Baldorioty por la banIa de la
policfa insular estuvo bastante concu-
rrida. Fueron aplaudidos todos los
ndmeros del programa.
LA SSociedac Arl(sticss pondrs
en- escena est. nochs en- 81 teatro, las
aplaudidas 2arzuelaS sLa v~iejecita1
ola Borrscha. y 81 Cabo Pfimeros,
Habra rebSia de precios.
La policfa detuvo aver a Remi.
Clio Conception y Norberto Ramirez,
autores de un hurso cometldo On la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01

LA Liga de P~ropietarios present6
I'm escrito esta mafana al Official de
Sandal senior Gomez Brioso, acerca
de las denuncias que formulan la Jun
ia local de Sandal contra las casas
de vecindad. Manifesto la Liga que
las denuncias obedecen al descuido de
los vecinoS y que los duehos de los
inmuebles no son responsables de di-
chas intracciones.
La oficina de Sandal contesta
hoy en- un informe, diciendo que real
mente Ia Liga de Propietarios tiene So
brada raz6n en- algunos casos, pero
como quiera que las denuncias en- su
mayor parte recaen sobre las malas
condolences de la ~plomerfa, la repara-
ci6n corresponds a los duehos.
La administration sanitaria no
tiene medios para o5ligar c~olectiva.
mente q los vecinos al cumplimiento
de I'm gran n1mero de reglas de SAM
dad.
Ell Official senior Gomez Brioso su-
giere la idea de que los propietarios,
duefos de las casas de vecindad, pom
San en- cada una de elias, I'm vigilante
que garantice los intereses del propie-
tario.
-Esta manana, q las nueve y me-
dia Sc vic en- ell juzgado municipal Ia
denuncia del senior Wilcox contra ell
senior Barreiro, director del xCarna.
yalS.
Ell sefior Wilcox acus6 al senior
Barreiro del delito de libelo infamato.
rio, por haber publicado este on su Sc.
manario, n %caricatura ridlculizando
al denunclante en- sus funciones de ifs.
cal especial.
Llevaba la acusaci6n 81 senior Cam.
pillo, fiscal de la Corte de Dlstrlto, y
Ia detensa, don Manuel F. Rosy.
Declaron los se1ores Wilcox, don
Juan Garcia, tipog, afo do la imprenta
SEl Palss y el senior BarreIro.
Ell senior Camplllo, solicit6 del tri-
bunal despues de I'm breve aIegato, I'm
veredicto ue culpablJidad.
Ell senior Rassy, defensor, pidi6 Ia
la absolucion.
Ell compahero senior Barreiro fu6
absuelto por el juez del Vale.
Lo celebramos.
Aver SO abri6 & los soclos del
Ateneo, Ia blblioteca de dicho centric.
Serta c%onveniente que ell sefior Sawyer
determlnase las horas de lectura, pues
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01

10 metros dc dlsanCiA DC Ia. eAttesetA
de- Bayam6n & Comeris, propio para
cercado de gansdo, para plantation
de chinas y mide 100 cuerdas, mas 9
menos. FL que la interese diriiase q
su dueGa dohs Ricardo Rivera, Gale
del Concrete n1nero 10, Bayam6u. 6.3
&EPARA curar I'm resfriado en-
IN dia tome las PASTLLAs LAxAN.
TIES DE BRoMo oUININA. FL boticario
Ie d~evolvera 81 dinero 81 no 90 cura.
La firma de E. W. GROVE 80 halla
an oada cajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01
La porteria del otro mundo.

FL edifcio, que tod'vfA ex.te hoy en- Ia cale del Ddque de
Osuna con Ell nombre de Los PaMes, no Abarga "a ReligioGo' de
asa orden. LA intolerAncia liberal ha pasAdo por slk.-Pero en-
1861 era ua especie de- Converto disimulado y como ver0onzsnte,
que se defendia de ia Ley de Suppression dc Ordenss RejgiosGs dc
carOnes ae0sndo su modesto titulo de Casa de Ia Cong'egacfGn d.
San Eeentede Paul, en- 6 de Julio de 1928
SsgufaD, pues. viviendo ALI en- %comunidad, tolerados por los
gobernantes de entouces, v&rios Padres Paules, bsjo la dependencies
inmedistA de un Rector, 6 Superior Provincial. que a 50 vz Deepen
die del Superior & General, residents en PArf.; dedicados al eStudio,
ala meditation 6 q piAdosos eiercicios; g~obernadOs por IL campapa
que los lamAba 6h oraci6n coeCtivs, 81 refectorio 6 81 recogi'
modAs y extravios :. "a 10 cual se sgregabl que sofia hospedarse
tAmbi6n af de veE en- CuAndo en- Iugar de ir mundane tonds,
alg6n Obispo, aIg6n ~predicador iustre, 8 cualquier otro eclesiss.'
tio de not,, lIersdo Z Madrid . Asuntos particulars 8 de su mi.
niaterlo.
Tai era ID casa 6 que h,bia lido a lamar Fabian Condo.
TfAScurrieron aIgunos aegundos de f6nebre snencio, y "a
ibs el ioVen Slsmar otra veg, cuAndo oy6 uuos pssoS blandoa y
6jioI que le scercabRn lentsmente: luegO pAsAron Otroa momentOs
de inmoViidad, durAnts los cuAles sonoci6 que 10 estAban Ohser'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01
a'qusIa

Tn piso en- los altos del
edi6clo esqulna de las Gales
Tetuan y San Justo. Fresco,
blen ventllado, en- buena con.
dlcl6n, propio para ohclnas 8
para fanlIla. Dlrlglrse a la
San Juan Light & Tranrit
Company. Gales Tetuan y
San JuStO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-01
NOT|c|AS DEL Ola

Ina queja de la Liga de Propietarios. -Barreiro absuelto.
Observation al blbhotecario del Ateneo, Mr.. Sunyer.
81 muermo en- Yauco.-H hospital de mujeres.-Juga-
gadas sorprendldas en- Humacao.-Ladron detenidos
en- Mayaguez.-Nuevo Arqultecto municipal -C6rdova
Davla conferencla con Ell Gobernador. -Examenes de
maestros. --Regreso del Secretario Mr.. Post.-.E Avun-
tamlento celebrara session extraordinaria " acaciones
en- la Corte de Distrito. Ola retreta de anoche La fun
cl6n de esta noche. --Denuncias Y detenciones. ---Otras
n~oticias.