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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
Contra los mo DOpO-
IiOS.
lO que pusdG haCOT eI muDI :
GIpIO
La mataNza IibT0 y 0I sistam dc
SuhaStas.

eParpce que ahora prosper ora para ell
eXpeEdi0 de CArnes ell State ma de so
bAStag.
Nusotr0V hemos COmb&tido tel aiste'
mas porque Creism0s y seguimO8 ere.
yendO que es mejor para to 10 el nun
do el sistemR de mAtsr "a ibFe.
Mas. 10 cierto ca que haata ahoPa
Jas quejss del p6b'iCo hsn sid0 muchao
y repetidRS respectO al plto preciO de
10 CSrne. Y 81 este 90 Rsi, paFece ma
lurNl que exiSta determinadO mOn0pO-
lilo an ell asuntO.
Y con 10 que hay que scGbar, en- be.
Defi io del p1bico en- general = espe.
CiAimente de las CIaGe6 pobreB, es con
eSo. con eI monopoIio. ya gubEittR
tome cuerpO bsj9 unO q Otr0 siste'
ma.
NADIA sa con0eguirfa con establecer
IGs SubaStas. si el mon0pOliO quedarG
en- pie y los precios no bsjasen 8 81 ae
dierG ell CssO de que bSjasen SOLO fusrR
pOr amos dfas para vOlver IuegO & las
OndAdGs.
De- modo que llpgadas & este extre.
mo las CosSs, eI Byuntsmiento 6 Con-
CPj0 municipal tiene mediog para re-
solver de plano ID question.
ED ea 10 represen taci6n del pueblo y
81 toca defender los intereses de Ia
ComunidAd 8 trAbsiRr por el bieneatar
de 6sta.
81 con uno y con otrO eistema ca fac
tible, Beguro cSsi que snbIist4 ell mo-
nopOIiO y que Ia carne se expends &
ait9! preCioB y muChVs fAmiliaS p0-
bres hayRn de presCindir de tel ALI
mentaCi6D. fderza es que iuterveng slel
syuntamiento est1 blecis ndo mesas re.
guladoFas en- que ell pueb o encuentFe
el indiCsdO Rlimento 6 preCiog verdA
deraments equitativos.
Els el 6nicO csmino. y peuganOg que
el Ryuntsmient0 de San j usn pOdrfs
estudiar eI Asunto si es que nj uno nj
0tr0 sistemG-el de ID matsnzS libra v
eI de SubaStGs-ha de dar ismSu result
tHdoS b 'ns fciosOs { ID cOmunidAd; que
nf pOdrfsn dSrlog siempre uue Io1 que
an el negoCio inteFvinieran se confor-
rn0aen con 10 gsnRnCiA debida no con
IL que grRDjeR el monOpolio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Novenario.-Una ch'spa e'Gctrica.
Pedrea Y Castigo de los culp
bIes.-La familia Calaf.
(De maestro coqYespOms0z }

e. ARosto 31.-
La Hociedsd mapstiG ne estS de pl6Y
GENES. pues hsilsGe eDtre nOaotrdB b
ReDtil y bella q II ,rita sRbel BlanHino
q0ien desde luego NOS apresuram mot
envisrle ell tribute de- nuestrs Conui-
deraci6n y respetO. Bianvenids.
Las novenss de IL Virgen de Nor
GeFrste, han dsdO c0miPnZ0 Va con nu.
meFCsa cOnCurrenciW de feseg.
-U,9 chispB el6ctrics Cay6 en %
hSCier do GMnnaeF FStsD Quemandd dos
Cuerd 9 de c. fi0s NJ han tenido que
lamentsTSe depg""Cia0 peFaOnRleG.
Ell guardis Nurciao Sanchez, que
vino de San Juan & toCar & In fssta de
10 corr ns ci6n estuvO eDfeFmo.
Sc RseQurR qua e0 pOlicfa Moret,
Bers tFaeladAdO & ArPcib0. Este traO-
lAdO 90 de lsmentSrse todR vpz que eI
HmeFitadO D0liCfu ha sabid0 CUnquig-
tBF0e en- eGtS poblD Ci6n el AfeCto de to.
dos. Lo Sentimra.
-En 10 CORGe Municip9l Re han Ca.
IebradN varios juicios, eDtre estos uno
pOF tir0FIe piedrBs & Iog Boham mioS.
E. JueZ C6rnovs despu6u de impu eta
10 mu ts s 'Os CuIpSbIes egtuvo haci@ l.
doIes Ob0ervS clones del pTOceder ihoo-
TFeCto SeRuid0 Los puebIOS CONE hS
dlchO el c6 ebFe O. meDOeAu. dem ues.
tron 50 Oultura por medic del rsspetO
& los demG0 ciudadanou.
-ContiD6R expenai6ndose earn 8 y
pan buenOs.
La familio Cal. f hAlIaGe hospeda.
do en- ca residences del pueblo.
-HemON aRDudRdO don Ramon
MArChan. rico eatsnciero de BaFCeIo.
meta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todoa Ioa sn0.8 h
sos remedios que 30 anunCian en- cusndS mo.
30 4grRdece Ia efloacjR RADICAL, del Di@edti.
vo MojaFrteta, ouya Buperioridad aGt6 rTivSr
Oalmente ConiFmada.
OuraoionaB desesperadss en- paraonaa HI an
ConocidaS que 10 tomaFon dursrte tres m a.
Sos son las qne 10 han heOho RlorioUo. n1ro
an gOlo estuche produce meioF efeCto nnS
una dozens de frasCoR de CuRlquier otro Re.
medic; porque ademSs de ser ell Jfnico vard A.
aero Ourattvn radical del est6mago del
intestine, ain enRahoaa Rcci6n calmants, co
digestive Puridcador de log Rlimentos-
% debe sxigiF que ceda hostia tenRa -.
o9do el nOmbre Digestive Mo1srYieta.
pep6Eto general de La FaTT1aGlsa ~ PIe0oo = n
~ SSAT9o9 AmaSn0 RldaI GUillNFm0tY 00 TSS SfSYs
srlaa dEaTopS dE as yG1ta On las pFiRcRRlsS nRGdaS'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Ys IIeg6 ell immense. eI mas gran de
aurtido que 0e IN reCibido en- Puerto
Rico de tslas de modes baratfsimsg
desde Centavos huata so 'csntaVog,
drile8 de tOdss clsoes. casimires, para
guEs, aIfombrss. telaa de hiUo, camiGe.
tsa. Cuellos, pr d ~ 6 il fi iind de nvtf.
cuIOs & SIS Gloria,2 Cruz Is eLa
XizosinH. , San Justo 40. Sci CieIo, ,
Fnrtaleza 25.
BarstillO de epcoieg.
RebsiRs on CANA. y co'choneg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
Don NIgUGI Rub0Tt.

H Victims do rspida doIeDcia hs file.
Ioido en eSte Oiudad el Gefi or don Mi
guel RubeIt. Miembro de una distin-
guida famiDia, perteneCiendO & imDor.
tante casa ComeHcial y con muchos
amos de reHidenCis On esta isla, ha lido
seDti6fsimR 10 desGracia que priva de
Do vida Al respectable sefi1r.
/ NueatFO p6same & 10 fauilia del &.
nRdo y eterns PSF sl que fu6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
Opinion respectable.

Re6ri6udoge al notnbIe nrtists In
Preas, dice al SHeFaId, , de New YoP k:
<TeatrO KirChs, -El at n " La Pre eOS
supera & todOs les Rrtistas de ga &c be.
ro que noe han Visitado, inCluyendd al
mlsmo F'egoi, sobre quien posee To
venssjs de "a hevmoGa VOC de soprnno.
Es sdemSa un nota bic viOlipiste y ax.
ceIante MT ,icn.
Pt6ximA como eati 10 f.ch0 deV de-.
6ut de eats gran tram Jrmiata en- ell
FaTque. NO estS demSs ConOCer Is req.
petable opiDi6n del peri6dico mas i'm.
portante de n, W Yolk.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Habiendo sido aprobado FOR ell
GfobeF1ador Civil el Reglan nentO por
el cu&l ma de- Feglrse la GAsccia-
clon De MaestTos de Puerto RicoX
tergoc Ell gusto de ParticiparlO q
ustt des. y al mismN tempo hacer-
les pre-, ente que quedan dehnitiva-
mente inStaladas sus oficinas en- ell
S0mlclllo de la Presidencis, Allen
70 81, tenlenGo para sU coFreS-
pondencia ell aparta3o ndmero 696
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Sc dice que a'gunoV miemb.os del
cnnseJ1 q J;cutivc que dieron su GBenti
mlento n glemento de Ssnidsd pGsA'
ron desaperoibido 10 referente 4 IL
m'tsr "a de csrdoa se aSF RurS que
no eStAndo COZ t ,rmes, c7n el aYtf.u O
dc Ii pre- rthibici6n, 60 pFl b. bic uue ri
dan lS revision del cuerdc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
SaTTaGIna dnOChO en- Ia
CaII0 dol Sol.

Varion marineros del vapor eCoamo2
armarOn snOChe an escsndalO en- De-
CAlle del Sol. Intsrvino la poIiCfa g
hizo us0 del rotten. saliendO con C0ntu-
stones un tai Metro.
VistO ell joiCio ante el JusZ de Peg,
fuerOn mulsados N siFO y GaFcfs con
cir CO dollars CRda u 40. por aIter8P la
pI z ihIiGa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
Fiesta raIigIOsa.

Ell mArtes pl 6ximo Sc CelebrRrA Ia
misc menguaI dc los devotos de ID Vir-
gen de Belen, cuYo ac4o tendrs Iugar
IN 81 AltRr de esHa I'm magen, en- IL Igie-
Als de San Jote y sera EcOm ps fIadO de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
IL CATALAN
CONFITERIA Y REPOsTERIA.

Acabamos de chocolates de MOriondo
Garlgo gran variedad de peada oonfte de rutas
cores de S Venchi Ca abi6n de Torno aa) que dstaa
precos sumamente baraos
Recordamos pdbco que en- nuesro aboatorio conte
ria fabrican los exquso duce que confecconan
San Juan distngu6ndose por aroma sabor
Connuamente rbmOs duces americanos catas de 100
pleas que dealamos go centavos la GAIA
SERVINGS toda cae de encargo propos para regos ene
mos varado udo de Santos Cupdos toda case de ado
para conferias. kasSa
Especaidad Biscuit Gac6 Tel6fono 258 Jose II.
Apartado 843
San Juan Agoso 1905
ANGELET HERA[ANOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
EN- SAN JUAN.

Sc encuantra en- esta capital el dis.
tinRuido professor don L1is Caso Soto,
vecino de A eoibo. an donde ha Veni-
do desem pc d sDdo 90 cargo.
Dsaeam0s muChaa satinfsCeionaa an
San Juan 81 eatimado eompAtFieta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

-Oyendo un fsrruco toCar Va gaits &
IN AndSluz. le djjo CON el mpy or can
dor: iSt fioritu, cafe shR sidC0 g lie.
0U9 81. desDu6S de tom arms an GpaIis
to do Rem Viei0 Gatell.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

RcRHmoa & don j. A. Morers Col6n
cOrteRte nuestFaS reiterAdas Carl q,
pueS con ga sileI clio eDtorpece DA mar.
che do la admins TRACTION de ente die.
rio, d.D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01
C 0 S ITAS S

Los ayuntamientOs eStsn de enhOrG.
buena, p0' que tlenen 10 mayor BumG
de GsStOuOmSG 8 seR ID mayor CRntidad
de 0ObSeT910 pTOpSO.
L9S fOndos de imprevistog CreadOG
para atender & CaIamidades y para
otrOS fineg, podI41 ser empIeAdOs en-
faegOg Ortifciales. Ceh sites. IucsS de
ber gala y iestAa mas menos pGtrS6
ticQ8; perO no podrsn diBpOner de es 8
fOndOS para que uridOS tengan per1o
n0IidRd juTidiCa para defender los in-
tereBes pEOComun0les de qltGSes mas 8
menOG inVerOHfmiles.
-PerO Cua quiera diria que Somcs
unos naWcbGcbos HaGlcrSGOOs 6 quienes
hay que educAr. PeFO que eduCaCi6n
mas PARTICULAR LO na50 eS na5O g 10
t0tgiO es na5O.
PerO t0dO ESQ va pasRnd0 , pasRrs
II historic.
No On basde ge ha operado an mOvi.
mientO expont6ne0 y en6rgiC0 en- lR
opinion ~ 10 que fAitR.
GUARIONEX.
La Ultima palabra en- 10 mas moder-
no eOOn6mico ID oir&n untedeS en- 81
magofoCO estAblecimiento denOminsdO
Ell SigiC2 que GCAbA de inStslsrse en-
ID casa No 80 de 10 CSlle de San Fran
cisco. frents & ID quinCRlls del Sefi0r
MstieDzo.
Piqu6S blsncos y de dolores. tsla de
pima, holandas, eStopillss. CretonaS de
hi.O. teIs de rOSa6 irRndR oruda fi-f
Dims; todO & precioB sumaments b jas.
LsO te!itas de cpAtrO y CincO CentR.
vOs dan el 6pio. E1> adornOa para 10
cAbeza. en- perfameTfa y en- CRIzAdO no
tiene rival.
A Gel Siglo1 pues, que viStS hRce
f6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

| -Esta m,fIsna 81 iuez muniCiDaI
diCt6 auto de pEisi6n contra 81 Ell Z
HJOs6 Miro. asentists de b plaza del
mercRdo. por de1obedienoia Las 6Fde.
ines de b juntR superior de nanidad.
Embellishments presto b eoFrespQn.
Idiante tiAnzS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-01

Entered the Post Once at San Juan PR. q
second class matter July 1890
Ia GQRaISpOElENGlA DI PUF8fORTGO
PREGIOS De SuSGRlPClOl En- ToBA Id ISLA
FOR medio de los Agenteg un ndmeEo.. . O-09
OiP0Ot9' On TrimeBtre ORC. ...... Q 2-25
On SemestF0 ....,. -. Q 4-6O
On afo por ad0lantRdo,, ID. Q 500
On 81 Exterior. II ano nVo .. . 500
Sr, Juan Braschi. Director INFERNO.
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optmsta
derechos, de saIudabe SECURE exto
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UN INTERVIEW

e. COmIOnado do Puerto Rico Oh washington aeo mpotanos de-
ClaTacIOnoS.
SegWdneRta que e COgDso amGano mpondi una contribution
al cafe de pOeOtsnea sxrlDgSa tiVOgcIsndO SsI al Do
Puerto RlCO
Arizona republican., 1905-05-16
THE OLD DELIGHT" Before Coffee Did It's Work.

When you get from food that power which keeps the heart beating high, full and regularly. and the nerves firm and steady, you may say with Monte Cristo, "The World is Mine"
 All things that may be attained by human endeavor are possible to you.
 But if you fill the stomach with drugs instead of food you get only an unnatural stimulation which leaves you in worse condition than you were be- fore. Coffee is a drug. In time that sort of thing wears on you and wrecks the whole nervous system. Sure, sure, surei A lady of Mamaroneck, N. Y., tells how she became a nervous wreck through the use of coffee:
 'I had been a sufferer" she says from nervous indigestion for a mum Der of years and doctored for the same without result. I was in part to blame, for although the physician forbade me the coffee, and limited me to a small allowance of tea, I failed to obey him, and continued to use coffee until I be- came a nervous wreck. My digestion got to be so poor that I was unable to eat scarcely anything. I became very much depressed and discouraged over my condition. for I had no hope of re- lief, until a little more than a year ago friend recommended Postum Food Coffee.
 'I was greatly surprised to find that the new beverage acted almost imme- diately and most favorably upon my nerves. It certainly is a nerve builder at least it has been in my case. In an incredibly short time my nervous in digestion disappeared entirely and with it has gone the depression and blues that follow in its train.
 'I am careful to boil Postum Coffee from 20 to 30 minutes-then, using either boiled or condensed milk, or cream, the latter preferred, I have as delicious a beverage as the old coffee at it's best, and never feel anything but pleasant effects from it's use and the old delight of being we'll" Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich. There's 2 reason.
 Read the little book "The Road to Wellville" in each pkg.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-16
ALPHONSE AND GASTON
Phantom Comedy Artists Material.
 ized in Phoenix Last Night.

The Hardwick theatre was we'll filled last night to witness the production of "Alphonse and Gaston," lively comedy bill of a nature too well ad- vertised by the cartoons from which it was originated, to need any descrip- tion. The performance was well re- ceiVed as indicated by the frequent and demOnstrative applause.
 Thoughts of Alphonse and Gaston of course bring to mind also Happy Hool- igan, Mrs. Katzenjammer the copper, and all the regulation characters that appear in the weekly farces of the Sunday papers. Beside them the bill introduces a number of other charac- ters to fill out the needs of the farce which is a little story frescoed and or namented with the comical incidents of first one thing and then another of these present day imaginary comedy characters.
 Beside the pranks they play there are introduced many specialties. songs, dances, choruses parodies, etc It is in fact a programme of specialties fas- tened together with the thread of the story and illuminated by the gaudy cOstuming of the characters as near to the picture ideals as possible. In the cast and speciality work there are sev- eral young women who are not repre- sented in the cartoon stories and who add to the life of the entertainment
 The company has been playing through southern Arizona, and leaves this morning for Prescott, en route to- ward Chicago. its headquarters and the home of Messrs. Mccoy and Lester, the proprietOrs and managers.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-16
BIDS OPENED YESTERDAY
For Sand Crushing Plant To Be In-
 stalled at Roosevelt.

Engineer L. C. Hill, Mrs Hill and Miss Parker. 2 sister of Engin- ger Parker of the reclamation service. arrived here yesterday from Roosevelt for a brief visit. They will probably leave for Mesa again today and for Roosevelt tomorrow. It was the first visit of the ladies to Phoenix and they were very much pleased with the city.
 MT. HilTs visit was as usual one of business and he was in a hurry. His special business this time was to re- ceive and open bids for a sand crushing plant which bids were advertised for a few weeks ago mention being made of it at the time in these columns. This plant is to be used for the crush ing of the sand that will be needed in the cement and concrete work of the dam.
 There were four bidders as follows: Mine and Shelter Supply Co. of Fl Paso; $5,531.S6; The Denver Engineer ing Works Co. $6S99; The Allis Chal- mers Co. of Chicago, $56SO; The Colo rado Iron Works of Denver $5,924.70. These lids will be forwarded to Wash ington for the announcement of the award. All were submitted f. O. b. in
 the respective cities in which the bid der's are located and it would be inn possible to tell which was the lower bid without estimating the freight from those points to Roosevelt.
 Mr. O. H. Ensign, the electrical en- gineer of the service also arrived here from Los Angeles yesterday morning
 and was in conference with MT. Hill His particular business here this time
 was in connection with the receiving of informal bids for the steel pipe that is to be used in the pen stock tunnel through which the water will run to the electrical power generating plant below the dam. This being an informal af- fair no announcement of the bids is made.
 MT. Hill says that work on the pen stock tunnel is progressing rapidly at both ends the force at the upper end having but recently been started. Over 200 feet of the tunnel is now finished SC far as the removal of the rock is con- | cerned.
 Oil is coming in from Globe now and the cement mill is running satisfactor- | fly. Some of the product has already
 been used in the lining of the Power canal
 The hauling of oil from Mesa City
 began yesterday the first two tanks be- ing sent out by freight wagon. The big
Arizona republican., 1905-05-16

A DELAYED MAlL-The mail from the west yesterday via the Southern Pacific was delayed several hours ar irving here about 1 o'clock D. m. The cause of the delay was a wrecked train near Ordway, California. Five cars were derailed but no one was hurt.
 w. c. T. U. MEETlNG-Edward W. Bok's criticism of the Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union in the Ladies' Home Journal has given the subject of non alcoholic medication, a new inter- est. This will be discussed at the w. C. T. U. meeting Wednesday afternoon. All are welcome.
 ARTICHOKES-Mes Nelson and McIlwaine. who are engaged in farm ing and gardening about four miles southwest of Phoenix, brought to the board of trade yesterday a sample of articholNes from their garden. They look good and are already in pickle Arizona exhibit.
 A BUSINESS VISITOR-R Q. Shadlinger, of Los Angeles, is in the city on a business visit. He is repre- senting the Los Angeles house of the American Type Foundry and is incl dentally renewing old time friendship with J. w. Bushley. with whom he worked many years ago back in the United States.
 A RUNAWAY AVERTED-H. O. F,ckre, a street car conductor on Sun day afternoon prevented what might have been a most damaging runaway As his car was approaching the First street crossing he noticed a heavy truck team standing near the truck without a driver. The team broke into run on the approach of the car. The conductor stopped the car and by a swift run caught the team before it got under headway.
 COL. GREEN VICTIMiZED-AN New York dispatch of recent date tells of the arrest of George w. Pollard, cash fer of the Ansonia, a well known New York apartment house charged with the larceny of $2. 100 and intimations that the amount may be much greater. The story is that Pollard collected the money of various guests and failed to credit them on account. Col. w. C. Green is said to have been one of the unfortunates to the extent of several hundred dollars.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-16
BIG TRACTION ENGINE

BIG TRACTION gin ger w. A. Parish returned home yester- day from the desert between Mesa and Government Well, where he has been engaged in running the lines for the repair of the freight road so that it will accommodate the big traction engine that is to be used in hauling oil. The engine he says weighs twenty three tons, and requires a roadway of at least fourteen feet to accommodate it. The tires of the wheels are each 42 inches wide. New and strong bridges are being put in and the work is al- most finished. It is expected the en- zine will start with it's first load on Wednesday, tomorrow.
 AUCTION SALE OF CHiLDREN- The auction sale of children at the Sal vation Army hall passed off all right last Saturday night Colonel Mar getts was the auctioneer and Major Willis was the clerk of the sale. Six little children sat on the platform to be auctioned off. Before the sale began the clerk read out the conditions of the sale. The auctiOneer then called for bidders. a man in the audience bid self-interest, and told what he would do for the children, but he failed to comply with all the conditions of the sale, so his bid was declined. Others followed, such as Sport, Wealth. Pleas ure. Education, Nominal Christianity and Real-christianity. The latter complying with all the conditions of the sale. thus the children were knock ed down to it. The object lesson of the meeting was to impress the young to live discreet in this life. and not to neglect to make preparations for their eternal welfare. A good crowd gath cred and was pleased with the meet ing.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-16
xIiIIl117l55 TIRES
 THE oEuY BICYCLE TIRES MADE TOR ARIz1NIA. >50zo rE.L.ANDREWS&SON

traction engine is ready for work just as soon as the road is fixed to make it's use practicable.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-16

A Arizona lodge No. 2. F. & A. IVY M. will confer the third degree M this evening. s. J. DOSTER, w. NJ.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
PAY MORE HARD CASH
FOR HARD GOAL NOW
Coal Dealers Boost Price Hard, But
Charge Hardly Affects All
Sizes

The rise in the price Of anthracite coal
in the New York market today Of
. cents per ton, will make the price
In Washington during the winter months
$3.50 per ton.
II is claimed that the advance was due
to an extra charge Of % cents per ton
made by the operators at the points Of
shipping.
In New York the advance VIII make
the price OF coal but $3.50 per ton. The
difference is due to the ract that the
retailers in the metropolis give but 2.Ooo
pounds to the ton. while the local deal
e-s give 2,z40, and also TO the difference
in the freight rates.
1t was the opinion of the local dealers
that the rise IN prices would only af-
feet the small sizes OF small coal and
not the more universally used sizes of
anthracite. IT was learned shortly be-
fore noon today az the office OF the Phi
ladelphia and Reading Company that no
Information concerning the advance in
prices had been received there as yet
The advance in the prices makes the
charge IN New York Of No. ? nut $40;
pea, g IS: No. 1 buckwheat, $3-35; No. 2
buckwheat &. s., and soft coal, 81.
The advance on the smaller sizes Of
anthracite and soft coal was made nee
essary because Of 25 cent advance by
the operators at the shipping points.
The Washington times., 1905-12-02
LARGE MASS MEETING
FOR JUNIOR REPUBLIC
Managers Decide to Hold One in Wash
ington Theater-Met at Mrs.
Fairbanks House.

Il was settled today 10 have mass
meeting within a few weeks TO pro-
mote the work or the Women's League
OF the National Junior Republic OF
Washington. D. c.
Al meeting OF the members held this
morning at the residence Of Mrs.
Charles ". Fairbanks. 170l X street.
the Following committee OF seven was
appointed TO arrange for ths meeting.
which Is 70 be held At some theater:
AIRS. Mary y Lockwood, chairman: Mrs
Hannah 3 sDerry, Mrs Marcus Benfs-
MIN mrs Bernard Green, Mrs II T.
5eSs, Mlss Elzaboth Pierce, and Mrs.
John s. Blair Mrs Fairbanfzs xiii -
side AZ the meeting
Ihe manual training school OF the re-
public an Annapolis Junction was re
ported at today meeting 10 offer now
splendid facilities FOR the training Of
tne youth along lines which VIII MAKE
them practical assssz ssssssss-s yyoF;--T,e-,
= MS school was opened 4 few months
ago through the benOEelence OF a Isaifi-
more lady.