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more families congregating together in one small dwelling with but a single
 door, or in some ruined building nearly fallen to pieces, yet interesting to the
 traveller, because of its remnants of
 exquisite carving and elaborate lattic-
 work, made in some long since de- parted day of Egyptian glory, while
 under the dust and dirt that lies
 around may be seen fragments of a mosaic floor or glea1ns of broken mar
 ble. An Arab never repairs anything
 which fate has stamped with decay.
 Visit, for example, the beautiful old Moorish mosques in Carlo, where the
 birds are building their nests in the quaint archways, and fluttering undis-
 tGrbed amid the delicate but broken carvings of a vanished age.
 What do these fallaheen women find
 to occupy their time? How do they pass the long, sunny hours on the
 banks of the Nile? They are generally awake early in the morning, and astir
 as soon as daylight begins to appear, notwithstanding their natural laziness.
 As the fellaha wears the same cloth ing in the daytime which she does at night, it takes very brief period for her to arrange her tolet. Sometimes she makes a ridiculous attempt at
 sweeping-takes a bunch of twigs and, |squatting amid the dirt, feebly essays a clearance. After awhile the family |assembles to partake of breakfast, sit- |ting on the floor around the dish which contains boiled beans and oil or a kind of stew After this is over, the fellah goes to his work in the fields, and his wife not having any household duties to perform such as washing dishes,
 making beds, etc, visits her 1leighbors,
 and a great amount of gossip and chatter ensue.
 If there is such an unlucly individ-
 ual as baby in this promising fam fly, it is often rolled in a bundle of rags and laid down to sleep on a pile
 of mud, and there left to its slulnbers and the flies which swarm around it
 in delighted numbers.
 The only time when the fellaha is really busy occurs on the days of
 bread making. Then all is hustle and confusion, picking and cleaning the corn, going to the mill, sitting the flour, mixing and kneading the dough, land baking the small fiat loaves in the mud oven. Another duty is going to the Nile for water. Clad in a dark blue mantle, the National garb for centuries, the women lift their jars to
 their heads and go down to the river S
 brink and fill them. From every vil-
 lage on the Nile there is a path lead ing directly to the waters edge, and this is traversed, morning and even- ing, but more especially in the even
 ing, by long files of women. The "bal- las" jar,. as it is called, is washed in
 the stream and then filled. A hollow
 pad is worn upon the head on which the jar rests, and so having helped each other to lift the heavy weight to it's place, they. wend their way home
 ward, gracefully walking up the steep
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mites are finished with velvet ribbon folded about ir such a way as to. sug- gest pretty plainly the birds heads.
 An old gold colored straw amazon, bordered by a. narrow band of bronze brown velvet, a small bow of which is placed on the brirn a little to the right of the dip, is further trimmed with a large bird. The head and body rest almost on the hair, while it's long point ed wings and Tyre shaped tail jut out straight behind. The general effect of the bird is brown, but where there is a shading off to goden and copper tints at the extremities of the feathesr.
 Another straw hat of the same color is trimmed with watercress green taffeta ribbon and two wide couteaux, fastened in the same way as the bird in the proceeding. Thee quils are shaded from one side to the !other, re- spectively, from green to dull gold color and from brown copper. Feathers of this kind are. much used, very large ones being mounted singly, and rather smaller one in pairs.
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Dress Ginghans, in new range of patterns-value Sc.
 Thursday. sc. David & John Anderson Scot, tish Gingharns, finest imported fab rics. fast colors-yalue 35c to 45c, Thursday, 15c. Magic Cleaning Soap, splendid soap for engineers, firemen, etc. Will remove the hardest dirt from y the hands instantly-value 5c,
 < Thursday price, 2Isc. Side and Back Combs, in amber, white and tortoise-values 25c to soc. Thusrday price, 1Oc. Lace Pins, for collars and stocks, 3 and on card. large white heads-value roc. Thursday. 7c. Mourning Pins. large black heads, dull and bright heads-value Sc, Thursday, 4c. Shirt Wasit Holders, a splendid attachment for keeping the skirt and waist together. By it's use the waist and skirt fit closely and in- sures a perfect shape to the skirt Value Ioc. Thursday. 7c. White Apron Checked Nainsook value roc, Thursday, 7c. Lining Silks. Iq-inch Taffeta, colors olly-value soc, s.
 Thursday price, 29c. Odd lot of laces, Torchons. Vals., and other desirable faces in both edges and insertions-values as higl as roc yard, ~ s%
 Thursday, 5c. Women's Neckwear, in lace, pique and linen; also the new Flat Iron" Stock-yalue 25c,
 Thursday price, l9c Women's Hand Tailored Linen Stocks, finished with straps and pearl buttons, slightly soiled, but they will launder and come out as good as rlew--value soc,
 sass# Thursday price, 25c
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MARINE HIST.
Fort or New Haven.

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Estate of EDWARD G. OAKLEY, late of New Haven, in said District, de- ceased. s9-
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- pointed six months from the date hera- of for the creditors of Said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate. Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred.- All persons indebted to said estate are. requested to make immediate pay nlent to lss
 ra EMILY OAKLEY, j2S St .y- @< Administratrix.
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E. 5 DEATHS.

HELLER-In this city, June 2s,. 1905, Moses Heller, aged so years, g. M months, 10 days. 4ss= 45
 Funeral services, will be held at tho residence of Henry Herz, 666 Orange street, Sunday morning, July ?, at 10 o'clock Funeral at convenience of family Please omit flowers. j28 1t STORER--Entered into rest in this city June 27, 1905, at her late residence, No. Trumbull street, Miss Julia Ward Storer.
 Notice of funeral hereafter. j2Stf BLAkESLEE-Ente into rest June 27, 1905, May Mansfield, beloved daughter of Henry W. and Grace A. Blakeslee. Ef s.. #
 Funeral services will be held at No. IS Park street on Thursday afternoon at half-past two o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. j2S2t
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Women's and Children's Hand kerchiefs, henstitched-value sc.
 Thursday, 7 for 25c.
 Small lot of a5c to $I.5o Wo-
 mems Neckwear. not the latest styles, Thursday, 1Oc.
 All our $I.2s and $1.5o Black Dress Goods, 9Sc yard.
 $1oo quality Black Dress Goods for yard, 79c. s5 SITS and $a.oo quality Black
 Dress Goods for, yard. $1 go. $2.a5 to $s.oo quality Black Dress
 Goods for. yard. $1 .69.
 There is great futter in Ribbons this week; Ribbons of every color and hue. and every kind and width is included in this sale. Sc and Ioc quality for 4c.
 I2Ac and I5c quality for 7c.,i Ioc and 2rc quality for 10c.
 25c and 33c quality for 13c. | 2 g
 Gowns, made of fine nainsook, finished with fsh-eye Val. low neck and short sleeves--value SI.oo Thursday price. 75c. Two styles of Skirt chemise, both torchon lace trinnmed; one with torchon edge rufle, the other with tucked ruffle-value $I.oo. Thursday price. T5c. 3s-inch White Dotted Mohair. very desirable at this time for waists and Suits-value Goo, < < .. e @ Thursday, 44c.
 4s-inch White Dotted Moliair l-vaiue ssc, Thursday, 64c. Wash Silks. pretty range of col orings-value 4oc. Thursday 33c. I Mountain Cloth. all the 7 new shades, our best .I2Iac quality. Thursday, 10c. Linen Pillow Cases. 45x36 inches,
 hemstitched, $I,as quality. u.s Thursday, 9Sc. Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests, in great variety of 2sc values. all
 shapes, ''''z' Al 19c each.
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Saamts.

One cent . word for each insertioa. Ave esnt- word for fall week. ssvsa times.
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AgORTayARY CHAPEx.

Messrs. LEWIS & HANCOCK beg leave to announce that they have added to their undertaking establishment conlniodious mortuary chapel having a seating capacity of one hundred and fifty, and fully equipped with every convenience for funeral pur- poses. This chapel is freely rendered to those who, because of insufficient space at their residences, or for other reasons are in need of a place where funeral services may be conducted in quiet manner. and, ifdesired, perfect seclusior.
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HOUSE WANTED.

WANTED, to buy medium sized house. Whitney avenue, St. Roman or Trunl- bull street preferred. Address P. 0. Box 45S. New Haven. j22 St
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R. B. MALLORY, Auctionecr.

SELLS at 405 Temple street (near Trunlbull) Thursday 10 a. m, nica chairs, rockers, office chairs, chiffon- < iers, bureaus, iron bedsteads, window seats, divans chamber suits, tables. chairs, toilet sets, bedding, carpets heaters, gas range, clothing, etc
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Boys Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. ali sizes. long and short sleeves ankle and knee lengths a5c value, At 19c each.
 There is still a chance of those SI5.so and $22.5o Cloth Suits at $6.75.
 All this seasons styles, good ma terials and well made and finished. Crochet Quilts. full 1a-4 size. ex- tra large and heavy. hemmed. ready for use-$r.75 quality.
 s *t Thursday, $1.25. Mems Negligee Shirts. dark and light colors-value $1.oo. EI Thursday, 79c. Mems Fourth Hand Ties, pretty colors. wide and the narrow rever- sible-value soc, Thursday. 3Sc. Plain and Fancy Mohairs that
 were. soc and soc. s- .-.3.. ".a.ss,: Pre-Inventory Sale price. 39c. 500 yards Mixed Suitings that
 were sec yard, Sale price, 53c. z Our entire line of high-class Mohairs. All imported goods, \ >=~ Sale price. 9Sc. Women's Hose. gauge lisle, lace
 and hand embroidered-value soc, Thursday, 42c. Women's Hose, plain and fancy value 25c. Thursday, 1Sc. New line of White Lawn Waists.
 embroidered and lace trimmed;
 also one special style in low neck with short sleeves. lace trimmed
 and buttoned baek-values SIPS
 and $1.5o, Thursday, 3Sc.
 100 Black and Colored Silk Taff-
 eta Petticoats. new styles, excel
 lent quality-value $5.oo. ty z,s<,,,.s,sr,. Thursday. $4.05,
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THE NEW HAVEN SAVINGS aANK

The semi annual meeting of the Roard of Trustees of the New. Haven Savings Bank will be held at the Bankir1g House in New Haven on Friday, the 3othha day of June, 1905. at 7:S0 o'clock, D. annua. ulv1dend, appointing auditors. and for doing any other business prom CT to be done at said meeting.
 Ndt,s HOBIJEKI EEK 4; SHOWN, W Secretary.
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Patent sreve Brick are cneaDset.
R. B. MALLORY. Auctioneer.

R. B. MALLORY, AuctiOneer, SELLS at 1S7 Bradley street, (near Or-i angel Wednesday 2 p. m, very nice goods; parlor pieces, hailstand. sideboards dining table, chairs, couch. rockers, tables, bureaus, iron bed- steads, carpets linoleunl, draperfes. refrigerator, range Cline one) .crock- < cry, etc. i27 2tn
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED girl for second work. S9 Sherland avenue j2S2t
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grinding a Speciality. Also Horse Clip- per. Called for and delivered Imme- diate attention to postal 1S1 St. John St.. Atwater Block JAS. BARNACLEs FOR SALE-l0OO set patent Seove BricA.
 Every set warranted one year. Ordarz
 received 163 STATE STREET.
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ALI good help should call here. We
 supply all the best places and always
 need large numbers. Sleeman's Re-
 Hable Employment Agency, 763 Chap- el. Open eYenings. mi1-tf
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WANTED.

SIL1AIION by competent waitress. Apply on Thursday, 5S Trurabuli
 street. iSe
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCF-Take notice. Mrs. s A. Gladwin has moved from l02 Orange Street to 902 Chapel st. Room No. 614, New Malley Building. The best help, also the best place to ind situations city of country Hours S:30 a. m. to D. m
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Two Great Events Join Forces for Rattling Big Thursday
THE PRE-INVENTORY SALE AND OUR REGULAR
 THURSDAY BARGAIN SALE

are daysb reduced  consider hghas merchandise linked with such will readily
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WANTED.

! TYPE writing bill clerk, Remington machine. Apply by mali, stating ex- perlence and salary expected. Stcd- dard, Gilbert & Co. i27
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NItseeI1 I1atreuns.
R. B. MALLoRY

AUCTIONEER and Appraiser, i12s
 Chapel St. Telephone 2360.. House.
 hold sales speciality. Salesroom 143 Orange St. a4-tf
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

JUNE 29. ss.. $ Rises 4:22 l Moon Rises l H'h Water
 s Sets 7:2s 2:13 I s:51 p. m.
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WANTED FEMALE STENOGRAPHER able to assist on books; state experience and salary. Box 1458. 12s 3t
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wANgED MALE.

WltIyfEEU MALE, BOOKKEEPER; experienced: give ref erences and salary Box 145S.
 j2S3
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WANTEn.

SLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOY MENT AGENCY,763 Chapel St., estab- Hshed 20 years. Largest, best in the State. Best male and female help for any and all kinds of work Sent any, where. Open evenings. Tel. 1922.
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Lawn Mower

Patent stovc Briclk are chenpe.t.
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Mas d88drdenes De
genie de- mar.

AnCche nsslsadeGrem los escgndaIos
en- n ciudad. proVoCados por marine-
rOs en- estado de embrisguez
En- d caIle del CFisto. esouina & San
Francisco. tuvierOn entire. eIlos alter
cadOs 6 trompada limpia promovi6n.
dose 81 consig goiente dea6rden = hasta
SD humilde c09re c0TTe
a eco de- les 10 menes cuarto, oS6.
ronsa tiFOs hacia h MarinA
Acudi6 enseguida la policia. Vimos
elf 81 tenienta IalIada. capit6n Cabre-
II. saFgento MoDgil, Coronel HamilI ,
varios guardies.
En- an caf9 cerCano se arm6 n re-
friega. tambi6n entire marinerOs.
El.nhmerO de estes es SECURE que
asCendia & mas del que RICarzan los
guardias que squf prestan servicio.
HRbfa maFineros por dnnde quiera
y ~ en- calma Ii cosa. vi6se que mn
hombPe, vestido de negro. v de gogpe
de bOnabO. yacfs en- TERRA.
Dij6rOnn0s que squel infeliz, que
parcels aturdidO pues & POGO podo
levAntnrse. habfa recibido golpes ?
pnfladsa do tOdos ColoFes
Es menegteF evitRr que estos des6r-
denes TIM fFe0uentes, no culminen &
den margen 6 desgraciadoa sucesos.
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-Sigue g g'avem ente enfermo ell car
tero seflor Enrique Msyol. ls sustitu
We en- 50 puesto el sefIOF Rxfael San
zeDon.
-Ha saIido movements para Iqabe-
10 el sef[or Manuel Domenech con mo
two de segoir gravemepte enfermo su
seflor padre. A este. que es an patrio-
tn pueFtorriquefIo deseamos siempre
ID sslud.
-Por fin Sc AZ procedido compa-
ner los cslleiones que dan acceso 8 Ia
plaza del meFcsdo. Ahora 10 que fa'-
ta es 81 sIumbFado.
LA aeflora Filippi, viudA de Olsen
hs sOl;citRdo una plaza de sma de lIa-
YES del RsilO de ciegos de Ponce.
Ell Sr. Quintin Negr6n Saniurio
hR solicitadordeI Gobernador Ia Jefa
turR de penales.
LA Corte de Distrito de Maya
Rti.z ha impuesto cinco sfi0s de presi-
dio & Manuel Rodriguez, por el delito
de escaIsmient1 en- primer grado. y
unO & Celestino AlgariDs por falsa re-
presentation & impOstura.
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La desg2cIa De Ia
iamIIia CaS caTl0na Inuy
sGniIta On Sahari GI11d0.
Renuncia DE una buena maestro.
(De nuestr0 o0yYespons0g)

FebrerO %. 81 juayes ae d pasada
semana faIleci6. despu6g de cruel dc.
lencis, Ia seforits Lola VeIazoo, hiia
de nuestr0 amigo don GuilleRmo Le
enviRmos nueatra mas sentida condo
Iencis.
El s6bado pF6ximO pasRdo no en-
laz6 eli tren con el COFreO que sale para
este pueblo. POGO despu6s. nos ente-
ramos de que una desgFacis habfa sido
Ia causa de ISL retrazo. La sefloRita
Eloisa Castro y Cardona. acompafIada
de su madFe. habfan caido desde el CO
che q les coDducia & ID via del treny d
primers, seg6n nos cuentan, fu6 destro
zada ompletsmente y la segunda terri
bIemente mutilada. Esta sociedGd hG
quedadO prOfundamente conmovida
con tan iFreparable desgracio y envia q
aeffOF Castro. padre de u ioven. 81 mas
sentid0 p6same.
-El nuevo afIo ha FegRIado & los
esposog Nazsri0- Carols, una hermosf-
simR nina. que piene Ooronar u fell
Cidad que reina en- 81 nido de emOres
que hace POGO estOs amigos fOrmarop.
Sc dice que Is sefiorits Angels
Franco hR Fenunciado Is escuela noe
turDs que VeDfa desempeflando. LIS
sefIoTita Franco 60 una Maestro que
hOnra 81 ms gisteri0 puertorriQuefIo.
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N0tiGias De Ponce.
lDe lsasge0 Cor1ssaon.n,l

Febrero22.
Aver como & lbs cuatro IA 4 -.
de v en- 81 baFFio da TaFHaboa Timefao
Perez. de ofcio pioa pedrero. biri6 de
IN balazo s su conveCiuo Eugenio Ca.
rreflo.
SeQ6n refere 81 Perez. al sscar Il
cartera para pagar una tasa de cs f6
Que sc habia tornado en- Ia fonda de an
til Dfaz, aac6 tRmbi6n eI revolver y 70
pusO s0bre una mesa y 81 c0ierIo nue..
vamente paFa guardarl0 se le ascsp6 81
tirO que pe1fJr6 81 brazo & CarrefIo y
le entr6 por Ell Coatado izquierdo eau
g6ndNle les heridRs, OaIifiCadaa en- eI
Hospital. de m6nos graves.
All il ell policia O.iVieri & detener al
Perez, le di6 en- la cabeza an Qolpe que
le prOdujo una herida, creyendo 81
g0ardia que Perez iba & hacerIe reeis-
tencia 81 tirarse del cabaIIo que mOnta-
ba al ser detenido.
Ri heFidO CaTref1o fu6 conducid0 81
hospital TricoChe, Perez eats deteni-
do en- ell hospitalillo de h C6rCel.
-El DR.. Salvador CarboneIl ha re-
gsIad0 10 GBiblioteca Municipals Glen
Vol1menes de distintss Obrss en varios
idiOmas. Es an Valioso reqaIO.
Juan Cruz y un tal Misi. del be-
rFi0 BoCa de Ia playa. saIieron hace
tres df2s en- el 0oto viVer0 GFelemiua2
6 pesCar y como syer no habfan reQra-
Gad0. salieron vArios bOtes an su busCa
sin que ae enC0ntFaran indiCios de
eII0g. Sc supOne que hay6n sido VIC
timas de una depgraCis.
MarcelinO Martinez die antes de
aver una paIiza & Juana Barbosa Ell
Juez Municipal he maDd6 por dOscien-
tos dIas 81 Hotel Quif1ones para que ID
manter gan de gratis.
--POr queFer un0 que t0cara y 0tro
que no tOSarR jose Lngo la rompi6
una guitaFra encima su compafIer
10 que le ha CoatadO Veinte dollars de
muIta v C0stag.
"A Tomas Torres que antes de ano-
che entr6 casa de ca noVia Maria
Martfnez Y Ie hizo una cariCia en- an
music con un cuchilIo. le Guests h
fiesta cincuenta dollars de multa que
le han sidO impuestOs por Ia Corte mu-
niciuaI.
Ramon Colon y Paulina Castro
que estaban como con V5aO aFmaron en-
la plays IN esCsndaIo con Maria de la
Cruz. cost6ndOle 81 primerO cincuents
dfas de Csrcsl, ocho la segunda. y
tres dOIIars de multa & u f1ltima.
-LS Corte Municipal ceIebr6 anc-
che sesiones hastR les doce y media de
ID nOche.
Ell AIcSlde senior ValdiviesO ha
con6FmRd0 en- ga puesto de O6cial de
Sanidad 81 DR.. Luis Aguerrevere. que
hAbia renunciado 81 tomaF possession Ia
administration unionista.
b. doctor Aguerrevere es persona
prominente del partiio republican, y
miembro de ga Comit6 local.
-Ya ha emp szado el juego de Car
naval en- ests ciudad. en- ID mismR for
ms que haCe cincuents amos = mas,
lan4Rnd0 cascRrones de huevos Ilene Q
de agua, sobFe los transeuntes.
~ Los eteama1 de SBase Ball0 GRed
Stare y GSsguntos lucharon esta ma
mana como buenos FesuItando vencedor
el SSsguntoa dando 81 siguiente cscoFes
t23 45 8 l..
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Para ell bale del Is.

A lar nueve en- punto de Ia noche
del sSbsdo pr6ximo 90 reunir6n en- ell
SPalfs Bszar,0 10 reina y sus damas de
honor, para de alli ir al teatrO en- CO.
che haCer Ia entrs da triunfal.
La reinR ser6 rpcibida Nevada al
trOnO por 81 Sr. Presidente de Ia CO.
mission don Hsrminio Dia2 NAVsrrO y
las damas de honor con sus respectivas
parejAs de bale.
Una vez coronado Ii reina y alberto
poF ella el carnavaI. empezsTa ID bat :
lln de pspelillos blsnCoa en- el salon del
teatro, & cuyO efecto To- concurrent, g
se hsbr6n provisto de los sacos nece-
sariOe. y & POGO se oomenzar6 el bAile
con 81 walls.
Esa bAtaIIa ser6 Ia mas aDimada de
la temporads.
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A New York.

Lista de passierOs que COnduOe el
vapor Caracas que sali6 aver para
New York.
Mr.. J: A. vandergrift. Mra. H. H.
Dodges. Miss Peacock, Mr.. Horace
II. Swiggett, Mr.. Harrison Clark Jr.,
Mayor r. I'll. Todd, Rev. NJ. 8. Woo
druff. Mrs. Towshend and Miss Moo
re-, Mr.. Geo Van Mostiond. Mr.. ia
mes Tory, Mr.. S. D. Paddock, Mr..
w. j. Davies. Mr.. James Talbot. Miss
e. a.. MAinten0n, Mr.. Wiiliam'L Lee,
Mr.. Geo J. Parker. Miss 3. a. Brown,
Miss L. X. IagO. Mrs. w. ". Prat,
Mrs. j. w. Swift and mother, Mr.. A..
wilkinson, Mr.. j. N. Gordon, Mr..
Mr.. f. T. CowiDR. Mr.. and Mrs. N
S. Becerra, Mr.. j. Roberts. Mr. p
A. Wyeth. Mr.. F. G.. Brown, Mr.. L.
FraDgeIl0, Mr.. r. Nickel, Mr.. F. Mic
keI, Mr.. q. A. Lupi.
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Inauguration del CaTnaVaI en- Ma.
ysguGz,

Va Sc ha inaugurado en- Ia cuIta ciu-
dad mnysgi zsns ell cArnsval de 1905.
81 entusiasmo desb6rdase por todas
parties. pero pin que el juegl deGsnere
en- 10 que dS triste idea de la cuItura
de les pueblcs.
No se arroja agua los tTGnseuntes.
ri harina 8 menjurjss como en- otro
tempo scostumbrabase.
ESQ es ircn TO.
Eu Maysgu Y. mo en- Les demss
Ciudades de la isla. las fest4s de car
naval reyisten hsy el aspecto que Is
culturG le imorims
-EstS mocha no b "a Fetrets ca Ia
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cas- RSIOI1fflOI2loI8I0I2I 8
9. S. IfI2l1I2IOI2IOiOl2I 10
La BOrlRqu00 en- Montana.

EI senior Luis r Miranda. M6aico
Mayor del Reaimisnto de Poerto Rico.
racibi6 hsce dfas una carta del CoF0nel
Buchanan. en- Ia que este Ie manifestR-
bR que 10 BorinqueD. que toca Ia BAN
da de So Fegimiento, que se enOuentra
en- Montana. no resuIt4bB con Ia misma
harmonic que en- Puerto Rico; que no
Comprendfa q que obedece esto al
senior Miranda Contest6 envi6nd0:e por
correOs certifcado, un GguiroD 8 Ggtf-
Charo.S pues 81 cree que en- IL faIta de
este instrumento estriba 10 difereDcia.
Lo que faIta sYeriguar 60 Of aBguuo
de aquellos ciudRdanos sabe tCcar Gpor
m1siCa1 dicho instrument0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-23
''Qulntsro & Co. Limited. "

Acusamos recibO de Ia circular en
que sa nos particina la constitution de
una soCiedad Civil particular limitads,
bajo Ia rsz6n de eQuintero & Co. Lii
mited. , en- Manatf. con un capital de
Glen mil dollars. para dedicarse 6 ex
pIotaciones pgrfcOlas en- general
Son socios capitaIistas don Eduardo
Giorg9tti. don Arturo Quintern. don
Manuel Hernsiz. don Antonio Figue-
rus, don L0renzp HeFn6iz. don Fran
cisco I'll .rn6iz. don Audr6s Diver, don
Marcelino Ante. don Manuel Psdfn.
Es socio administrator don Arturo
Qointero.
Prosperidades deseamos & Ia nueVa
sociedad. cuya importancia no hsy que
decir.