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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
OHIO INVESTIGATOR HERE.
Young Legislator Studying Methods of Com
nittees in Handling Probes.

One ~ the visitors of the insurance investga-
tion Yesterday vas Henry E Hunt, of Cincinnati a
Young Yale graduate. recently elected to the lower
branch of the Ohio Legislature, and a friend OF
C,overnor-eIect Pattfson Of Ohio. Mr. Hunt $ TRIP
zaet although entirely unofficial, is interesting
since II is likely to have importance at the next
session of the Ohio Legislature. At this session
On Investigation Is TO be had into the alleged close
relation between the Cox machine and the public
seT1,icA eorporafions. The laws regarding cities
ara m he materially amended and a corrupt prac-
+i,es.. and ballot reform law is to be introduced
Asr Hunt visited the Armstrong committee to talk
,i,h its members about the ways and means Of
,n1,estiRatinE committees. He also saw ex-Assem-
hIvrnan Clarence K. Lexow. and talked with him
about the famous LeXow investigation
MI Hunt left this city for Boston last night
There he expects to John B. Moran. The Je-
rome of Boston whose election District Attor-
nev for Suffolk County one Of the surprises OF
4be recent anti boss campaign. He intends to
study the Massachusetts ballot, and will return TO
Ohio for the opening of the legislature
IN discussing the recent campaign results IN ONO
and in other States Mr.. Hunt said:
Il am impressed with the hopeful sign that this
election has shown. and believe that are likely
70 continue to forward Our vote in Ohio
showed remarkable discrimination on the part OF
the voter. I believe that result of this great
uopular movement permanent progress has been
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
LONG BRANCH GAMBLERS SENTENCED
Two Get Fines and Imprisonment, but Are
Released Pending Appeal.

Freehold. Dec T.-Joseph r. Moore and Louis
Kuhn, who were convicted recently OF conducting
a gambling house IN 2d-s1ve.. Long Branch. were
sentenced by Judge John E. Foster to-day 10 one
year IN State prison and a fine Of 81 GO each
Judge Foster told HUM and Moore that If they
would furnish the Prosecutor with information
thai would lead 20 the arrest and conviction of
sny that had paid county or municipal officers
for protection he would take that service into
Serious consideration in determining their sentence
Thomas P Fzy, counsel for HUM and Moore.
x1nounced that his clients had no personal knoWl-
&dRe az any such transactions. Both were released
&1SaE 300 ba1. 10 prosecute q writ Of error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
woMEN LAWYERS INCORPORATE.

The Women's Association of the Bar received its
certificate of incorporation from Justice Slower in
the Supreme Court yesterday. The objects of the
association the cultivation of the science of
Jurisprudence and other subjects connected with
the practice OF the legal profession: and the mem
bership of the organization will be composed of the
women members of the bar in New-YoTk The
directors Of the association Emily NJ. BuloWa,
Fanny Il. Carpenter. Anna V. Z. Baldwin Olive 5
Gabriel Helen Beggs Linda Doves. Resale 6
iodine Emma N Polak. Edith A Reihert, Ga
hrieIIe Stewart MuIliner and JuIiana V. Gallwitz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

Steamer Castian Prince (Br) Filmer. Santos Novem-
her 10 and IA. the c Seager Company,
with coffee Arrived at the midnight. 9th
steamer Paoma Cuban. O'Sein CaTdeRas November
SagIa MatanZas December 2, to " D Munson.
with ndse Arrived at at
Steamer city OF Columbus. Smith Savannah December
10 the SIS Co with passengers and mdse Passed
In Sandy Hook 410 n m.
steamer Washtenau Crowley, Sabine Pass November
pr TO the Michigan Co with OIL Passed Quarantine
at SS5 m.
steamer Princess Anne. Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk to the Old Dominion SIS co. with passengers
and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at rs
steamer Benefactor swain. Philadelphia, to William
C1vtie & CO with mdse. Passed in Quarantine $50
m. 90 M. =, =.
breeze; thick haze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
DooLEY MAY 60 BACK TO CoNEY.
Goes on Vacation" Which Is Said to
Precede Transfer.

Captain Dooley, of the NTenderloin police station
yesterday departed for what he said
ton but the wiseacres say that it is really the
beginning of the end of his reign in the Tenderlon
II is rumored that Commissioner McAdoo intends
to shift Captain DooIey around. and finally settle
him in his old berth at Coney Island. It was
rTrnored last night that new captain would try
10 ''clean up the Tenderloin district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
NEGROES Plan 4 SCHOOL
East Orange CoIored Residents May
Segregate Their Children.

East Orange Dec : (speciaD-Arrangements are
being made by the negroes of East Orange to open
Calvary Baptist and Mount Olive Baptist churches
on Monday for schools for their children Teachers
will be employed and paid for by the negroes them
selves and the plan Will be carried out unless the
East Orange Board of Education recedes from its
Dosition and abandOns the ungraded classes In
Ashland and Eastern schools in which the negro
children have been placed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
SENATOR MITCHELL SERIOUSLY SICK
Weak from Loss of Blood Following Pulling
Of Tooth-Physicians Deny It.

Portland Ore. Dec limited States Senator
John H Mitchell is said to be in serious condi-
4fon tonight from loss of blood following the ex-
traction of a tooth to-day Mr. Mitchell was re-
moved to a hospital
Mr. Mitchelrs physicians positively declare that
the Senator Is not seriously i'll, but it is reported
nv a trustworthy person. whose name cannot be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
WOMAN MAY BE RURAL CARRIER.


Winsted. Dec Miss Margaret Flynn, young
woman OF Beckett. just across the State line. in
Massachusetts, who manages the paternal farm
and cares for her aged father and mother in addi-
ton to occasionally helping with the lighter farm
work is an applicant for appointment as rural let
ter carrier in that village. The villagers that
she is as competent any male applicant and Is
most likely to receive the position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
PUPILS BEAT TEACHER SEVERELY

LBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Wilkes-Barre Penn, Dec. 7.-Professor Isaac
Eodie of the high school at Nicholson. Lackawanna
County was beaten severely to-day by unruly
scholars He had expelled a boy named Lindsey,
who with several others, sprang upon him.
rough and tumble fight lasted for several minutes
before Bodle escaped, badly bruised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
ANNOUNCED MARRIAGE AT WEDDING
Bridegroom's Sister Declares Herself Heroine
of Runaway Match Last June.
IBv Telegraph to The Tribune

Richmond. Va, Dec Richard Watkins
Manson and Miss Eta Sims were married at
Petersburg to-day. Mr.. Manson's sisters acted
as bridesmaids After the ceremony Miss Mary
Randolph announced that she had been the wife
of J. w. HiIdrup since June The young
couple crossed the line into North Carolina and
were secretly married the witnesses oelng
49, not to diyliIge the fact until permission
had been given They obeyed the injunction
faithfully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, Dec. Z, 1905
ARRIVED.


steamer Nord America GtaD Do BaToeri. Genoa No
- Is palermo Naples Y, TO Bolognesi Hart
YEN 20 with Sc cabin 719 steerage passengers and
se5sa Arrived al Bar at 6;S0 m 80 -
George Farwell, Chisholm. Jacksonville NO
No. 90 10 2 Pickett with lumber Is bound to
49, TIo[-en Passed Quarantine $40
steamer Grenada CBr). Murchison Trinidad november
80 s,snada 40 to the Trinidad shipping and Trading
;s1neny with 10 passengers mails and mdse Arrived
at tns & -otti erl Ziegenmeyer Shields November 10
10 DeIsvare FreakVater December g. @ Punch, Edye
re IN ballast Arrived a the Bar at 10 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

What comfortable feeling 1t IS 10
know that you're all right under any
circumstances.
The fact is that regular over
coats are just that.
That makes the average man stuck
to them year after year, in their
changing styles, and makes us take
such care to have them in the finest
sorts of fabrics, as well as in the least
expensive materials from which good
service can be expected.
SIG to $65.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
osa s42 1860
at az "
Warren ST, 18th st. Szno ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
rrANsPACIFIC. AlA1Is.

Steamer. Close in n. I.
80 ZEALAND Samoa. ec-Sonoma Via F. Dec m
ne" aLn etcIJ Transport via Dec 10.
TTIlit Corea etc-ManchurIG via ~ Dec II. p m
I z%a p ! etc-Empress OF India tyia Van
-
,-Sttt 'ete-Mariposa (via S F)..D Dec p. 6 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
PERMISSION TO SUE WITHHELD.

Albany Dec. attorney General Mayer to-day
Informed the firm of Dittenhoefer, Gerber & James,
representing the Lincoln National Bank of New
York that he would not consider their application
for permission to sue the Equitable Life Assurance
Society until after the Armstrong Investigating
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

Havre. Dec m-Arriyed. steamer Ia Lorraine Gr)
Altx. NeW-York.
Queenstown Dec = 2:iO m-sailed steamer Majestic
tBrl. Hayes drom Liverpool New-York
Marseilles. Dee ARRIVED, steamers Massiia CFr0,
Thumen. New-York; 18th. Madonna (Br). Lander, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
vasse, From
srkrooniand Antwerp November p Red Star
~Furnessia GLASGOW SoFenlner 20 LCiloI
aTIuComa...-..-.-..S Juan. December In Y & P
s5a Ific Liverpool. November %. White star
SCoarro Juan December Pm & P r
s--renr ........ Kingston December . R NJ 2
Chan1njtz Bremen. November D. N G Lloyd
D..
aibano .......... Hamburg November 22-.. Hamb-Am
Isnyc Liverpool November 25 White Star
iJTron jacksonville. December 4. Clyde
Patricia Hamburg. November % Hamb-Am
SATURDAY. DECEMBER O.
81 savoie Fiavre December French
&Ihadephia Southampton, December 2 American
.Progreso December Ward
.Sa1 iTan....... San Juan. December an 7 R
sy;rsinia Colon, December HambAIn
Tyansss Gftv December g.. Savannah
Apache Jacksonville December SIC Clyde
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10.
.e,.4v1 Rotterdam November %. Houand-Ar
sCtstara. .......... Barbados. December 2. Booth
sSsn+iago Nassau. December 6..-.....- Ward
aJ,oaoO Juan, December o-N Y & + X
Carr1aria. Liverpool, December 2. Cunard
T,anronia Gibraltar November 80 Clnard
I,%eter Swansea, November 20. Bristol
MONDAY DECEMBER H.
.z,,l,a .... Curacao, December Red D
.T3rinz AdaIbert. Naples. November % Hamb-AH1
=, I-oila Galveston, December 5........ Morgan
~ Paso........... New Orleans December g. Morgan
TUESDAY. DECEMBER p.
.-rsrence. ..-.. Barbados December 5.........---
.Cadiz. November 30..- Spanish
mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
JEROME SHOWS INTEREST.
Continued from first page

number OF interesting forms of policies OF the
compauv were discussed. and il was shown 'l ,
one was so misleading in its verbiage tnal cne
C1,ncinnsti agent of the company had Issued au
advertisement on the strength OF It's Ia,e 20
that had to be recalled, which apparently SUI
Trised and panied the agent 80,
a final encore for the Mutual hesSINS , - 90
many served to show that the ponce 5tes LIZ es
this company. despite the eVloent 1io; ;1c- a
+t7a+ have beset the company. are stll pagIIe .
percentage of premiums TO the estaCe e s19A -
5ent = " Harper. A total payment OF 80
ne u vas shown and the contract ul ''o. 49,
mic v-ae raid indicated that the payilentS 40 80
made at the rate of 20 Genus toI =, force in
5re17rance on the books, which was III I9oei
+Ie lifetir1e of President Harper VIC VIZ 80
-. T,I,7ridge explained that the payments W.
,,a5e according to q perpetual CON- - =, -,
ly-a~na1-roent of $4,000 to President bei en- ~
~ &c s,a in the contracts provided TOT D!
otIusl ne I,-iII was shown. but not explained
ADnarentlv il was later refuIceu. W Ii5t+,, Of
1s - re-sT whether. when the VaIlullS oL
-, 49, o,,tract rnder which the payments Were
,,,o5o n the Harper estate was queStioileu' ''
company had legal advice.
Albany. Dec. David H Keefer' referred 10
today in the testimony before the insurance IN
,,sstigsting committee. said this afternoon;
We did some work for that company, during a q
o-fS,i Of sboUt one year. This was thIee. 80,
Pc o beT consulting sctuary had died ana I. ce ~
paid me. Mr. Turner toId me, some actuarial
tSi.s 5re1 M one or two forms OF ponClssz sIis
id some other work of that sort Tor them. ' ia ~
entirely as an individual. al my V'N Of
- o1r time They offered me the poSlIol
artuarv for the company. but Tor eEsull +iI +1ej~
tdeciined did this work for them untli I'LL
1.+ .c+y,arv was appointed. about three years
: co and have had dealings Win thehi oeAi1I ''
this. or since that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
INCOMING STEAMERS

The Baltic reported by wireless yesterday will dock
5ay about a The Kroonland, reported Off
Sandy Hook night. will dock to-day about a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MrNIArrRE ALMANAC.

+Al-ll4-N-ANI.
sunrise sunset 42a Noon sets 848 am Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook Island 5:33 He'll Gate I:26
PM:-Sandy Hook $40 Gov Island 5:45 Hell Gate 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

Committee had made its report to the legislature.
The Lincoln National Bank seeks to recover IRON
the Equitable on a policy for $4,000 on the life OF
John Graham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

SAILED,
steamer Yucatsn. Havana and Mexican ports
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Embellishments admitted Into these columns ara
-.co11HncJ15ed 20 the readers Of The Tribune ns
t6oToUpbIy reliable and business be done By mail
with the advertisers with perfect Gafety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
Proposals.

CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL p
- received at the once OF the Supervisor q [5S
Record Park Row Building. Nos. IL 70 q FslS ~
the CITY OF New York, until II O'Clock A n. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. ISVes,yv Oh
FOR SUPPLYING PRINTED, LAIEtO9EsAs-55 OF INKS
sT GSyPEb FORMS PAMPHIETs PRINTED BL-A1tSD
AND STATIONERY. INCLUDING lSEIxE WITH
WRfTING PAPER AND ENVEl1F-s-.- rTf-.
PRiNTFD HEADINGS OR INDORSEMES - To- ~
For THE USE OF THE COURTS AND IL OF
MENTs AND BUREAUS OF THE GOEEEvSNyea'-,S igef.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK DURING THE 49,
For fuIl particulars city Record - -, rryAN
GEORGE b. McCLh.AA11@A-,.,,-.
JOHN J. pELANT, -.
CORPORATION Soua'1-'
EDWARD II CIRCUIT y,,-
Hoard OF city ss'0--
The CITY OF New York November % 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08
n S ENGINEER oFFIcE. JACKsoNvILLE..

- Fla Dec s. I9O6-sealed proposals for On - ~
Orange Mills Flats st. Johns River a,s nd tnsa
eeived here until Il O'clock neon. Jan 8 1s0 SlNCS
publicly opened Information appAcatie@
R. SKUNK Ma. EnGrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

PROPOSALS FOR PApLoCKs. POL

PROPOSALS FOR PADLoCKS, FO !, =,
RAD5Fs RUBBER BOOTS, ETC-oflles nee, r ~
Assistant Purchasing Agent Isthu1ian CaaI sSssead
"a State Street, New York December In ~ once q
proposss in triplicate. viii be received et commits
Inc Assistant Purchasing Agent. Isthmian Censa De-
sion "a State Street New York until EgU srsleles-
camber l4th FOR furnishing above mentS a. his Of
full information be Obtaese - AGENT
ace ALFRED ANDERSON. Assistant PurcnAsle -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-08

Albany. Dec. David H keefer' reieIieu ~
to-day in the testimony before me iHSlitA
N-..4io,+;,.- committee. said this afternoon:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-28
la RE- uCION EN
T0DO Ell lMPERIo
So
Ia REGION DEL GlUGAS0
EA g lPLETA iNlRQlIl.
50 Id Oldorad1 Il saIlda ds bu
cues para q lsIa % Malta.
(Ca5z4s a 1og.J
sew YoFk, MaTz0 28, Q 4. ia.

New York, Mario 28, Q D. ID.
De San PetersbuFgo notician Ia
prensa dc L0ndFes que la Fevolu-
ci6n ha tornado en t0do ell imperio
ruso poderoso incremento.
I'll motive de este recFu 5ecimien-
to de Ia revolucion, atrib1yese 4 la
oFden de saliF para Extreme Ofien-
te considerable refuerzo de hombres.
entire los queIse ha 1novillzado IN
gran contingente dc reseryistas.
En- ell Caucaso reina completa
anarqufa. Piden los revoIuciOnaPios
la paz inmediatas FefOrmas, pues
los comisionadcs para el prOyecto
dc Constitution dan laFgas al asun-
to.
La lUcha del pueblo con las fuer-
zas del gob;eEno en- YaFsoyia, LODI,
Tif1is, Moscow y otras ciudades del
lmperl0 ma sldo extFa0rdinariamen-
te sangrienta.
En- San PetersbnFRo hay hume
rosos regimientOs d5 cosacos. Un
grueso Gordon de- 6stos rodea u pa
lacio en- donde Sc halla la famiiia
imperial.
Comunican de Londres que el go
bierno de la Gran Bretafla, Ed pre-
vision de contingencies internacio-
males. ha denado Ia salida de va
rios buques de guerra para la isIa
de Malta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-28
Auy inpOnanio para
ItVon0S puerto
TTiQueTOS.

D5n TuIio L1rrinaga. Resident COn-
missioner en- Washington. ha recibid0
una carta del Secratario de la Gueara
EN- QUE LIE PIDE UN CANDIDA
TO PARA La ESCU Ella DE WEST
POINT.
Reg8mcs & nuestrOB amigos nos in
diquen los nOnbres , ciYcunst tsncias de
aIgunog i6venes que So encuentren en
candiciOnes DE- sufriF los ex smenes de
entradS.
Est0a se realizaF6n ca Puerto Rico
81 dfa 10 de Mayo. Prob1bIemente
manRna dar6mps mas detaIIes.
URGE SABER LOS NOMBRES
DE Los QUE ASPIRAN A ESA
PLAZA porque, Runque sea por cable,
tlenen que estaF esos nombres en.
Washington, antsa del 10 de AbriI.
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De SOCIEDAD.

Una bOdd. Anccha sa Ilev6 &
efsct0 ca 81 cuartel de BAIIsi6. "a bods
del teniente de infanteFfa del bataIl6n
de Puerto Rico don AEistides Moreno
con Is Sc q 1Fita MaFQarita Field. ceIe.
br6nd0ss nna espl6 6adida fiesta. IS III que
cor cuFFieron numerOsas famiIiaa de-
este scciadad, que fderon rer testi.
gos de la dicha de Is 6istiDguida pa
Feja.
Muy pront0 SO auEentar6n de este
pals los Teci6a CasadOs, pues eI j6Ven
fciBl hR pasado 81 ej6rcito regular de-
los EE UU y va destinadO 80 reQi-
rniento % de infantetfa. destacado en-
Minesots.
FeIicidsdes sigan disfrutando los
VenturCsos c6nyuges.
CtT0 nay pg09atO. -El amigo eMOn-
cho, , como le lIamamO3 sus fntim0s.
pETece va por fa & Ia Yicarfa Va es
question de dfss los que faltan para
quedar unida d simp6tica y diatingui-
de pareja. en- 81 asnto lazo de d CFis-
tiana uni6D,
Rssidirkn en- la csIle de II FOrtsIez8,
donde preparan So nido de amores.
Que sea pront0 d union de Ramon
y de Elisita. los que degean todos
largo8 oiRs de f4licidad.
In SantWrce HueIlas dejan las
6sstas de Carnival y a'g lnas son may
gFatas para los d. lag Pecuerdan con-
gervan algdn flsch4zo del enifIo equ6l.
Una moTena saladfsima, de P0uce por
1nss sen %, y otrs j0vencita del eVer-
saIleeS pareCe fuer0n atacRdas p0F Ell
Dios Ciego y cRyerOn & sus goIpes rim
diendo 81 corsz6n Un comeTciante
IN professor dar6u mas inf0rmes.
Adelante y les fslicitamos.
SEMPER.
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(Ds nssest, 10 Corresponssz) /.

M rlo 27.-El sabado & timo fue
apRleadO CRAVEN ants eI indiViduo J B.
E6 MonseFrste Isaac, vecino de SAbR-
na.bljs de estR Jurisdiction. Los au-
rores del hecho son N.caaio CanaIes
Negr6n y Pedro Martir Audinc. Pa
reCe que 81 m6vil de ID question fue eI
jueg0. Los Autorea faerOn detenidos
poF IOs policiRs Torres. Rola y cabo
CaEreras. del puest9 de este pueblo.
Fueron detenidos tambi6u como com
plices, Catalino Medin0 y Rsimundo
Ramos.
En- Il Corte Municipal se inatruyen
diligencias sumRrias en avsrigdaci6n
del heCho denunciado.
PrOntO Sc eatAblecer6 aquf eI te'6-
f0nO. Y estaremOa en communication
con Rio Piedrag. Sahturce, San JuGn,
BAyam6n. Central Buena Vista y Cd.
n6v4nas.
Rs an paso De progreso que reaIzRrk
mas & este simpatiG0 pueblo que VI
Cuenta con grandes mejorss. iAde-
IRntel
"A Ia CoEte Municipal de este Dis
trito. le han suptimidO d plazS de sub
marshal. Tambi6n 10 supFimen lOs ba-
gsjes. 81 se tiene ca cuenta que el
Distrit0 Cuenta con 4s 600 hIbitsntes,
ls medida as pOr dena6s desfAvorable &
los fines de Is juBtiCiR.
Ese blkes0 le tOCR TOerl0 nuestrO
amigo Pepe PalSciOs.
Antes de aver CesaFon en- sus car
g0s el ] ae2 de PAz de- este pueblo y sp
mlUuRCil
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Pcgnma de lac pleas que tocar6
mafIana ID Banda de la PoIicia IoGulaF
en- Ia Plaza de B aldoEiOty.
1. 1.-MarchR GGlOriR u TransvRal. =
Fell.
q SsleCCi6n The Sultan Of SuEu. ;
Clarke.
3.-(A petiCi6n. } SinfOnfs de ID 2 ,r-
Euela Sci Reloj de Lucerna,a Mar
Quez.
1.-Two Step sEl Autom6Vil.0 Es-
treno. a.
5.-Fantasra de d Opera France8a
GMiss Helyett.S , AndFau.
6.-JotR de ID Opera Dolores. ,
Breton.
7.-SeTenade Opera CBAbes in Toy
Land, Herbert.
8.-PoppourrI 8. de Aires CubAnos.
UVeds.
HimnO.
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E;n a9ta imnFsno - Fsnde papal de
Pritlias vieie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-28

-6e ageQuFa que muy pF0nt0 na0ra
una combustion de nom bramientOs de
iueceg para aiuunas Eortes de ID isis
entrandO nuevos funCiOnaTi0s fOTmaT
parta de aqueIlag.
Es nuy solicitada els C0Freep0n-
dencia que publica 1as leyes gcOrdadas
y concentrates de algunas de ellas.
mo 81 cierto que seg6n se asegur6
aver en algunCs cfrculOa de esta Clu-
dad, ae pidiefa q Fenuncia don Pc,
drO FeFn6ndeE. iefe de ObEas P6blicas.
-En Il mafiena De hsy ha conferen-
Ciado con d gobsrnadOr. el gefor Ma-
nuel Reyes Ruiz. de QuebradillaB. FL
sefI9F Ruiz saIi6 comp pletamente aatis-
fecho de Ia entreVista que celebFaEA
con dicha Gutoridad.
Sc enCuentFa Eeee gid0 on CANA el
iD0eniero puert0rFiquefi0 don Junn
Bta. Rodriguez. Dessanos 81 prOnt0
rest blecimiento.
Ell iuez municipal de- MaysRiiaz
Mr.. Otto Sch0enFicl1 Sc encuentEa en-
eata ciudad.
Tsmbi6n est6 aquf ct SecretaFio
"a Ia Corta ds Arecib0 LcdO. Fernku-
7ez Vengag. quien FeeFGz1ra pIo0a'
biements esta tsrde s So Eezidencia.
7randes eso6ndnlcl pRo6ucen 81.
0unos muchach9s des0cupados. ca i
g0uins de SOL Ianel donde deiar
oir fnda clnso dc uaa.n1 "a aoF.I i mo.
Ieglan q Yeolne slq
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-28
Por pegaTls 4 81 natrasta.

A dos Causas diversas obedeci6 Il
actitud de Antonio Valentin P0ta.
ie. anoche, en- SsntuYce.
Qoe 81 su madrasta 10 quiere 8 no 10
quiere, 8 81 Ie d6 5 no de conner sus
hermsnitOs; clio es que Potsie le peg6
una bofotada & Maria R4mirez , le
falt6 81 respeto s una ancians que cui-
de de lo0 hermanitOs de Valentin.
Treinta dis hR sido 81 resuItado de
an = 1ndnNEa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-28
TELEGRANR INP0RTANTE.
Guayama 28. -Jefe P. /.

Guayama %. -Jefe p. /.
ACab8 de ger descubieFto C0mpleta-
mente crfmen Severe Lorenzo. SaP-
gentO Jea6g adquirido datos importan-
tes anoChe y seguido fuimos PatilIas
obteniendo declaration IN testigo pre-
senCiaI acusa & Francisco Rivera Cd
Panchito y cuatro mas, uno de ellos
fAlleCidO. Fiscal tiene diliRenCias. Sar-
gehtO Jes6s merece plScemos por cello
dem0strad0. Captain Hurtad0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-28
Una BIh!Iotsea sn Ponce.

Los sen ores Martfoez Irizsrry han
alberto en- Ia ciudad del Sur una BIZ
blioteca domiciIiO, que ya cuenta con
mas de seiscientos YOl6menes de los
mejores autoFes y aDexo & ellis IN tR.
Ilar de encuadeFnaci6n.
T0dos Jos stAbIecimient0s que tien-
dan & pr0psgar ID instruction mereOen
n auxilio del p6blicO y cTeem0g digno
de este, al atab.eCimiento aludid0.