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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
NAPoLEoN's RETREAT.
That FatefuI and Fatal Journey
Back From Moscow.

That FatefuI and Fatal Journey
Back From Moscow.
The main facts Of the French retreat
from the ruins of the great Russian
/ city Of Moscow are as follows: Napo-
leon had entered Russia June "a. He
found the country through which his
route lay devastated and abandoned
as he advanced, with no enemy to
make stand against him. He had to
leave large bodies Of troops along his
line Of march and to detach forces to
threaten St Petersburg and other
cities. AT the battle Of Borodino. Sept.
I, one Of the bloodiest o. history. the
losses probably aggregated, 10000 on
each side. The loss to Napoleon, who
could get no re-enforcements, was
fatal.
But still he pressed on and entered
Moscow, Sept IA, tosfnd himself rob
bed Of the fruits of his victory by the
terrible confagration which broke out
two days later. Yet Napoleon fingered
In Moscow until Oct. 10. Then he
marched southwark to KaIuga. hoping
TO make his way through a rich and
unexhausted country. But he was
forced to follow the path he had blazed
on the way to Moscow. At first the
weather was fine and only moderately
severe. Then came rain, snow and
cold. The winter set in earlier than
usual. Swarms Of Cossacks surround
ed the Frenchmen, harassing them at /
every chance. The invaders, worn out,
were thrown into disorder.
The remainder of the retreat Of Ma /
pOleon's army has no parallel in his
tory for the various sufferings and 1
horrors undergone. In November, by
the time he had reached the Berezina,
bis army had dwindled to 1900 men.
In the retreat from Moscow alone
10000 had been lost In the whole
some historians have esti-
mated that 125,000 had been slain, 1872
100 died of fatigue and hunger and
eold and 10000 were made prisoners.
Napoleon was now REINFORCED by 49,
700 men, and he made his way across
he Berezina, thus escaping total ruin
ind captivity.
1t was a miserable throng which,
N the evening Of Dec. 9. like a crowd
# beggars tottered into Wilma, the old
apital of Lithuania. In all nearly
10000 soldiers had persisted from
old and bullets and hardships or had
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
PHYSICIAN SHOT
IN PISTOL DUEL

OpelOusas, La, Oct. 6.-Dr. Zachar,
/. Young, aged Sc years, a prominent
citizen of this parish and one of me
Dest-known men at Vile Platte. va.
shot and killed yesterday afternoon
near the home of DR.. Young nv
by Dougall Thompson. 3 wears old
son Of DR.. E. Thompson. a prominent
physician Of that vicinity. Don 81 Il
Thompson, and a younger brother
Chester Thompson, were brought bore
this morning by a deputy sheriff. II
whom they SURRENDERED. and were
lodged in the Parish Jail. The two
boys were together at the time DIR.
Young was killed 1t IS stated that
Chester Thompson had no hand in the
shooting.
DR.. z. Thompson, Gather of the
Young man who did tire killing and
DR.. Young were enemies and had becn
on bad terms for a long time. Yes
Jreday afternoon the two Thompson
brothers were driving together, and
met DR.. Young in his buggy. some
words passed between them about
giving SUFFICIENT room TO pass.
Later the two buggies met near the
same point. and the quarrel was re-
newed. pistol shots being EXCHANGED
and resulting in the death of DR..
Young. Neither of the Thompsons
were struck
DR.. Young, the dead man, bore ar
excellent reputation and numbered
his friends by the hundreds. He was
frequently a participant In parish poli.
tics, having been a candidate for Cor
Oner and also for Sheriff Of ST. Lam
Try Parish, being defeated for the
1Ormer office at the last election bv a I
narrow majority. Several children
survive him. The internent viii take
place from the Catholic Church att
tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
UNFORTUNATE
GIRL HAS HOME
Annie Storey After Two Attempts
at Suicide Is Now Provided
For and will Live.

/ 1t viii be gatifying to those persons
who have taken an interest in the
fate Of the unfortunate girl. Annie
Storey, to know that she has been
gwen a good home in the city by Mrs.
NOrdstrOm, and that she will be cared
Tor IN future and allowed to keep her
infant with her.
A few days ago a hasty call was re-
ceived at police headquarters from the
matron Of the Widows Home request
ing that an officer be sent at once to
that place. Marshal Schad complied
Immediately with the request. and the
officer upon arriving at the Home.
found the inmates in a fury of excite
ment and he was informed that the
young woman was contemplating a
third attempt upon her life.
The girl, however, denied that she
had intended trying once more ito
make way with herself and said that the
matron had become suspicious because
she had entered the room ana found
her in tears.
Later Mrs. NOrdstrOm called and Of
fered the girl a home with her.
Miss Storey says that her fathers /
statement In Montgomery paper con
corning her is false and that she has
not seen nor heard from him since his I
departure from Pensacola several
v eeks ago. The girls brother is now
In town, and has promised to DO all ia /
his power to aid her
She is slowly recovering FROM the
severe, burns which she inflicted upon
herself in attempting to swallow
quantity OF csrbolic acid in her second
attempt at suicide.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
SHOOTER BUYS
HOME IN NORTH
WEALTHY NAVAL STORES MAN
GETS FAMOUS MAssAcHU-
SETS RESIDENCE.

A LenoX, Mass. dispatch SAYS: s. z
Shotter. OF Savannah, Ca, has boughi
the famous country residence Of M
and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes.
ShadOwbOok on Lake Mahkeenac. in
LenOX. This residence and estate
cost Mr.. Stokes St.500.000. He lived
in the muse, which has 100 rooms.
for four seasons, and while riding a
young hClter on his property. was
thrown and MS leg crush. which was
amputated.
Seeking new pleasure, he choose
yachting and abandoned the Lenox
property and built the brick house at
NorOton. Since then the property ia
LenOX has Teen for sale.
Mr. ShCtrer who is president of the
s. P. SkOtter. Co, of Savannah.
naval stores exporters pays S250.e90
for the house and 200 acres OF land.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
Ministers, Doctors and
Temperance Workers
Use and Recommend Duffy's Pure Nah
Whisky as the OnlY Elective Cure for
Lung, Stomach and Nervous Diseases.

" i THANK GOD THERE Is SUCH A
MEDICINE" w RITES REV. DIR. MCLEOD.
an active minister for 20 years For more
than 40 years had been afflicted with dys-
pepsia and nervous pr0stration. At times 1
was 50 run down ! could not attend to nv
ministerial duties. Could neither eat nor
sleep. 1 began taking Duffy's Pure Malt
Whisky. IL gave me strength, helped nv
digestion, settled my nerves. and gained 10
pounds in one month. j recommend those
who are weak, broken down, nervous tS
take Duffy's.'" Greenleaf, Mich, January
=, 1904
DR.. BOVINE PRESCRIBED WDUF-
FY'S , . YEARS. 4" / have found that in
pneumonia, grip and other exhausting IA
eases my patients never fail % respond -
vOrably to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev
Taken as directed it Is bound e. relieve ana
permanently cure consumption" Or. E. III
Bovine, Kingston, n. j. Aug. 3, 1904
Mr.. THOMAS MORAN, TEMPERANCE
WORKER, Says have lived ia Roch-
ester. n. Y, for almost 90 years and people
know am strict temperance man, but .
unhesitatingly recommend Duffy's Pure MALI
" hlskey Tor the great good &c did me during
my illness. Two months ago j was 50 weak
from bronchitis / could not raise my head.
mad low fever and all the symptoms Of a
relapse. The doctor ordered your whiskev.
and would not be living to-day but for It's
use. IL made me strong vigorous-betterl
than have been in years" July %, 1904.
For over half g century men and women
prominent IN the Affairs Of the nation have
been using and endorsing Duffy's Pure Malt
w h1skey as the one certain cure and preveu-.
tive OF disease. The opinions Of a few Of,
them are published in a booklet which We
mail anyone free on request.
The unrivalled record Of this splendid
medicine IS over 10000 cures Moro than.
1000 doctors use it in their homes and nre-'
scribe It regularly In their practice, and it's
used exclusively in over 900 hOspitais It's
an absolutely pure distillation OF matt. scien-
tihcally combined with medfcinalinRredient
Of highest qualify. It acts directly Tioon the
diseased organs and parts in a natural man
her, and Strengthens and builds up thsenfirs
system. 1t contains no fusel oil. Every
testimonial Is published in good faith and
guaranteed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
NO CHANGE IN
NEW ORLEANS
Continued from Fifth Page.)

is the Mississippi fever summary FOR
today: VicksbUTg, one new case in
city, three in country, one death:
Natchez eight new cases, four new
fOci; SOsetta, two new cases, ole
death; Handsboro two lew cases;
Mississippi City, two new ?ases; Gulf
port, three new cases Hamburg.
four new cases, two deaths. twenty.
two patients under treatment: Port
Gibson, five new cases. No infection
developed at Harriston MossDoint
and Scranton failed to report.
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a NoVEL 80 pEsrRoYER-

Probably the most wonderful wa,
g getting rid of rates and mice is the
discovery Of a Chicago man who has
invented Paste that is greedilv de.
foured by rats, mice, cOckroaches
and all vermin.
The Steans' Electric Rat and
Roach Paste, as it it called. contains
a peculiar chemical that creates a
burning sensation when swallowed.
ana drives the rats and mice who eat
j outside OF the house in search of
water The Paste is sure death. and
gives universal satisfaction.
Sold everywhere or sent express
prepaid on receipt Of price. Stearns'
Electric Paste Co, Chicago, III. Small
size 20cts., hotel size, eight times the
quantity, S1.O0.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
J. NJ. BARRS AND THE
JACKSONVILLE MOSQUITOES

The Tallahassee Capital says: Hon
J. n. Bars of Jacksonville. was among
the prominent arrivals al the Leon
yesterday.
While waiting 10 see the governor
Yesterday Mr.. Bars discussed his pet
mosquito theory 10 an interested
group Of listeners.
Mr.. Bars is perfectly confident that
it is entirely possible 10 rid Jackson
vile Of all dangerous breeds of mos
QuitOes. Il &c not mean 10 say that we
win be able 10 bring about a condition
where il win be impossible for scien-
lists 10 obtain a specimen for scientific
purposes, but we can practically rid
the city Of mosquitoes"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07
TERSELY TOLD.

DeFuniak Herald: Nr. Al Hoge
boom, The Pensacola Journals hustler
is here this week.
Morris Bear, who was sick with
typhoid fever ia Louisville a few days
ago is said 10 ne recovering very rap
idly.
There was a small fire at Fort Bar
rancas yesterday afternoon at the
corral The damage was slight The
origin Of the FIRE Ia unknown.
Work on the big Bear warehouse
on Jefferson street which had been
suspended a few weeks ago was resum-
ed and the building viii now be rush
Cd TO completion.
The police docket Of YESTERDAY
morning showed a total Of % cases,
Cut OF which five were continued. one
turned over TO the county. four dis
charged. two given ten days each and
one was given ~ days. The total
amount OF revenue for the day was
$41O0.
There were four cases before the
recorder yesterday for violating the
new stagnent water ordinance. They
were James Brown, Turner D'Alem-
berte, L. Carlson and Z. l.. Davis. The
two former were discharged and the
other two were fne0 s1.00 and costs
each.
Milton Index: Mr.. 7. A. jennings.
Of Pensacola, who has been spending /
several weeks in our city, visited Tai
lahassee last week. On his return ne
I'm Trl~4 f-rr
and baby. They are pleasantly lOcat- (
ed with Mrs. Monroe at the Ellis
House.
Through 'want advertising you may
"trade things" with people In CITY ana /
cOuntry-snything you have for some
thing you want-0ne kind Of farm ma
Chinery for another; one kind of live
stock for another. one kind of farm
Product for another; your farm itself
Tor another one.
Mariana Times-Courier: Mr.. c.. T.
Davis and family, Of Pensacola. pass
et through the city last week en- route
from Millville. where they had been
Tor some weeks for a visit 10 Er.
Davis father. JnO. W. Davis. al Bridge
Creek They win probably spend sew
eral weeks in the county on account
o. yeli0w fever In Pensacola.
Fred A Sweet. manager Of The Jour
nails circulation department. who has
been suffering with partial paralysis
Tor the past few DAYS. met with a pain
tul accident yesterday evening. AS he
vas getting of the street car. the car
started and he was thrown 20 the
ground, painfully injuring his back c
The accident is very much regretted q
BIZ his friends.
Mobile Register: The potting OF !
shrimp has begun al the Alabama Port !.
plant leased by the John Boyles Com i
lany. of Baltimore. and this win form =
in important addition 10 the oyster =
canning business OF the company y
shrimp are plentiful and Of an extraOr-
i-nary size in Noble bay. and 30 is ex- ~
1ecJed that his branch OF the canning +,
Glory VIII be as successful as the \
l-lsinal branch from which canned
y sters are shipped 20 an parts of the
'cuntry In competition WIKI the Balti- :
nOre article.
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NOTICE.

The meeting of the Mt. Moriah R.
A. Chapter, called for Monday, 9Th
inst. is postponed until further notice
by order of H. P.
w. E. ANDERSON. Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07

NICE FRESH OYSTERS ON THE
HALF SHELL DAILY AT NICK
APOSTLE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07

The Milton Index saws: News
reached Milton Tuesday morning OF the
death OF Daniel A. Campbell. an oil
resident of this county. AIR Csmnban
died Monday ar p. M. al his resi-
cence in ChUmuckla. of Daralvefe
ne was slNiy-nine years OF age and
!eates a we ana three children. Mrs.
&c Lee. Mrs. Christine Davis and
llhn ID. Campbell
'NEe was buried Wednesday morning
81 ~ humucllla cemetery.
ar Campbell was wen known ami
universally esteemed throughout the
county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-07

The best cooks. everywhere prefer
Blue Ribbon Lemon aud Vanilla Ey-
tracts. Pune strone dal.cioue
AGED CITIZEN or SANTA
ROSA COUNTY DEAD.
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B BLIOGRlFIA.
Viaie al Polo.Sur, por Otto Nor
denskiold. -

Hemos reCibidO ell per 'tim0 CuG-
derno de ID interesant9 importAntl-
alma narrs ci6n que do 90 viaie' de co.
tudio I'll Polo Antsrtico realiz6 con
asombro universal ell ilustre explora-
dor y hOmbre de CienciR Suecc. Otto
N0rdenl kiold. Este. desde 90 reclen7
10 eStAnCiR en- EspafiS eS un amigo
nueatrt aIIi supO C0nquiataree Las
RimpatfaS de todOV, el Carifin de los
Copss grades estudics Cientificos y Ia
admiration general por sus ArrieagS-
dRS empresas y "a innegSbIe don de
0antee: hsy que tFstAr, pues. "a pro-
ducci6n, como la de an hOmbre que
honrsndO d CuVtura general, Blgo nos
le0A. La labor EneritiOima de 10 Caaa
Editorial Maucci, dRpdO. q cOata de
enormeS diSDendios y no Dequeffos So
Crificiou, & ConoCsr en- idiomR CaSteIla-
no In original Obra del gran viRjeF0.
ha contribuido en- no peQue ne escRla 9
ponernOS en- contscto con eI mundo
exterior, al paSo que Gompetl& brllIan-
temente en- iniCiatiya1 con Les mas re-
putad0s empresaS editoriaIes de Euro
pa. Al finalizar u publicaci6n de esSs
obrS es de instiCia tributar un APPLAUSE
( cuantoB han contribpidO s da'nOs &
oonocer unO de Los mOnumentoS mss
Crandiosos con que se hS enTiquecido
n production intellectual Contempor$-
neS.y no hemos de Ger nOSotrOs quleu
ae "a rsgAteemOB. .. .~.,~.
Repasando las pSginas del VSGJe a.
Polo Sur; examinandO con cu!dadt
an contenido; apreCiandO en- tOdo X
Que vaIen los Cientos de ilustrscionel
saCodas de inapreCiables fOtc gFstiA
CIeI naturaI; ConCediepdO ell m6rito qu'
denotan cada uno de sus pianos en ne
gro y On CoIores. chda panorama. cad
maps, CadS eStAdfstica, cGda retrAto q
los Que esmaltan ID obEs como ofl1Ian
tes inCruStados en- tan v6liOHa joys.
como IlegS & c0mpEenderse TODD eI me M
rito del 0utOr y TODD 81 estuerz0 oel
ple0adO pOr ID Casa MauCCl.
Cuando en 10 pF6xima sem9na SO al
yR TepGrtiao el cuAderno dtimO, OBJ
tan ValicsR podr& ser admirada en- z
do su ysleF y 90 ccmprendera "a sun
de O. faeEzns titSnieos que aupope
pub.iCaCi6p. Los dos tomoS de 592
654 pSRinas de que ConstAran respect
vnmente, son dos heFn1OS0a PEDESTAL
sobre IOs que % blsa u fGma de Ot
NoPdenakiold y 0ea6Gnza el esprit
editorial Do h Casa MAueel, aa4
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sobro Ia Asanblsa Dc nasstrp'
Como piensa la JUnta escolar
Cabo Roio. ~ 1852

Sabido es que los maestros De
Cabo RoiO no quisieron suscFibiF Q
aaherirse al cablegrama que la
asamblea del 4 de Julio diriglese
q. Ia prensa asociaaa. V6ase ahQra
como piensa la Junta escolar Del
indicaao pueblo: .s @.Ise
GCabo-Rojo, Julio % de 1905.
4Sr. Presidente de la AsOc1aclpn
de maestros de Puerto Rico.
Senior: Los que suscEben qpe
componen Ia Junta escolar del pUe-
bio De Cabo-Roio, tieneR la salts
facci6n de exDresar q usted qpe
prestan su absolute cOnformidad q
todos los acuaraos tomados por Ils
Asamblea de maestFos efectuada en
San Juan ell dla 4 de Julio de ESTE
mismo afiO sintiendo no ostental
I eli honroso tftulo de maestros pa F.
haber suscrito tOdas y cada uni
de las decisiones que Sc tomarOl
en- Ia referida asamblea.
Muy atentamente de usted, 4
Jaops Miguel del Toro, Lucas Y
Mab1Sz, R0aa0@ HegG.> ~
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AV Is 0.

TN ami0o de Jayuys inf6rman0s
nue loE Srea. Frutoa p. HerediA - Pc.
5Tc S~ncho. cuv95 paraderO Il our ia
mos rraw "a Sncuentfan "a 81 @propio bsrrio
a IA VuvS. 81 Drimero GlediOado ID
S;emhFs "a caf6y el geguAiO recOIee.
taDdo una talR de t&bRc0 de So pro-
piedad
RogRmOg. pues. dlchoa senofee Pc
girven COntestSr & nuestraS CsFtAs.
nne9 Iag ana reitaradSnnenta LED hemOa
saorito nos han eido deyueltaS ain que
gepRmOs pOr q sien. q. p.
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Ell FERR0CARRIL CORTADO,
Los GENERATES Al FREATE.

Todas las reservas rusas han sido
llevadas a ese punto, ditigfdas per-
sonalmente poF ell general en- jefe,
para evitar eli cOpo que Be inicia
desae aver. '.-'' - r. -
La mortandad es espantosa. Cal-
ctitanse cuarenta mil rusos muertOs
hasta la manana de hoy. Las per-
didas japonasas son tambi4n cFeci-
das. FL cuarto Guerpo de infante-
ria iaponesa ha tenido once mil
baias, entire ellos 8 general es y 900
oficiales.
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New York. Julio 81 1-30 P. NJ.
En- las primeras horas de la ma
mana de hoy, un GuerpO de ej6rci-
to japon6s, con 10000 ho1nbrss y
200 pleas ha Febasado ell extreme
derecho russo, pOr E. del rio, cortau-
do Un pamal de feFrocarril de que
disponfan estos para su comunica-
ci6n con ell cuartel general. Las
tropas rusas que defsndian los des-
filaderos. despu6' de una lucha de
7 horas, han sido desechas perdien-
do unos 10000 no ombres 6 inUtili
zando loo pleas. ~. .----.-- T.
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I'm million de honbr8s.
TRES NIL ClNQNES.

New York, Julio 81, LOOP. M!
Siete grandes c uerpos de ei6rci-
to japon6s al mando de sus siete
generates y b1j0 Ia direction per-
sOnal de Oyama, toman parte en-
la batalla que va dura dos dias y
medic. T. ...... ~. -
Unos 100000 iaponeses extien den
sus lineas, procuFando envolver q
los rusos cuyas fuerzas Sc calculan
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en- cuatrocientos mil hon lbres, pues
todas las reseFvas de H IF bin y del
Baikal que llegan al sitio de la
batalla, toman p2rte en- ella.
Mas de mil ochocientos cafiones
baten ell ala aerecha rusa donde Is
mas empelado el combate. La ar
tiIleria Fusa es mas a6bil que Ia
iapOnesa calculandose en- 1920 pie
gas toda La que disponen.
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ENTR EVlSTI ,

Eats msfians al :doctor Rafael del
ValIe. scomnafI6 ri PsVScio de Santa
Cet~Iina < los aefiores Antonio @. Con-
1svsZ Aloalde de LaTaS, Y lOG COnce.
;sleH af X 1res Vicente BorQeg, y Rodol-
70 Orialea, con objato do Cemblar Inn
nnsioioneg p0Ys n contradiction de an
empY6stito para fines eCon6mlsoS' ,
ohraV pfib'iCag. 4
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La reunion do aver.
Mucho trabaio en- las oficin las dc
VohieFno. &z@. @@

Aver tarde hubo una reunion de los
sefiores ConseierOs d O. Executive
Elliot. Post y Falkaer con el II on. GO
bernad0r. -
Con motive de Ia IIegsds del correO
da ia EstSdos Uoidos hoy, han eatsdo
aumsmanta atareadOu los aef1ofes GO
bernador y Secretario de Poertp Rico,
nne no han tenido tempo de infJrmAr,
como 10 hacen siempre, s u prPnsR.
Se cree oue uno de los aauntos que
ae tratoror Ia indicada reunion. fut
10 de IL aaamblea de Ayuntam mlentos
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Ia FIEBRE EN- NEW ORLEANS.

New York, JUNO 27, l.3O p. m.
Las medidas Sanitallas tomadaS
en- Nueva Orleans contra Ia he6Fe
allf reinante, la han hechO decrecer
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Ne Y ork, Julio 81, l,3O p. m.
Una dolorosa operaci6n ha sido
hecha hoy al almir ante russo, p0F
por los m6dicos que le asisten. +
Hanle sido extraidos de la frente
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RO]ESVENSKY OPERADO.

I aIpunas astillas residuos de me-
tralla que tenian sus heridaB ,.
/ Nueve m6aicos tomarOn pa arte en-
la Operaci6n y Ell estadO del heFldo
as satisfactOriO.
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del Caucaso ha queaado desecho en-
las dltimas horas de Ia tarde de-
aver. teniena0 9 900 bajas, y per-
diendo t0da su artilleFfa el 80. c0er-
po a las 6rlenes De Linieyich.
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FL acto ha sido puramente Official
c9ncurFi6ndO el SecretaFio de Esta-
do y Ell Embajador jaPon nes en-
Washington. ---
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New York, JUNO q, / 80 p m.
Ha sido recibidO con gran aPaFa-
to ofclal, Por el Presidente Roose-
velt en- yesterday, 81 representa- nte
iapon6s Komura. ~.
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New York, Jul lio q, l-sO P. NJ.
Con mas encaFnizamiento que en-
MukAen, continua la gran batalla
q 10 largo de las riberas del TTur-
men. -.- .. ,.-'''' '.~'
81 % cuefpo + uso de- infanterfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-27
Do Vega Bsja,

La senorita Engracia Garcia Ca
zuaIa si hien es Ia corresponsa sal de
4Ta Correspondencian en- aquel
nneblo no es la que inspira las mo-
tas que del mismO publicamos y. ba-,
10 eli rubro aeGnuestrO cores ponsal
especial1 pues este es otFa PsrsC ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-27

lgeueSos & los SnapOgse1stss SOb9ie Y ore
t1s. Sc sortaa1Sn todOs Ios anos en-
tre Iog que mas 90 diStingan por "a
eonatanOia ca 81 Ah0rTO.
Horos ds GAIA: Para las impoaicio-
neT; ~ : { 1o4 IA Il mafsna, y de AL
da n faTde los dfas labOrGbles; y de y
{ 105 do Il na6ana los Domingo Parn
n extraccioneg LES migmag' h0FAs e1'
gertoIa dla Ioa DOmingOa.
ReaIamessto Dc "a 8eOoS6s: Las per
aonaC que interesen mas pOrm oQKel
Tob1e II impOIisgiones. extti0nel
manerI az liuuidar inteFess1. Gto pue'
den anIiaita an eienop af en q. q -
+ a -. i7aIpT1nIs r .Ysp51a pa5pol q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-27

BORDADOs. So d6 trabsjo
( buena0 bOrdadorag enviSndOlea IaI
taIo "a cuOlduiar punt0 da Il Isls y
se toOan tembi6a & aueIdo traba-
isndO On nuestFas ofiCinas.
-)o(-
ENCAJES DE HILO. Sc com
pran enCapjea de hilo. Cane9hs parI
iueIOs etc, de Ia mismR labor ne
choo & mRnO.
Diri0irue6 & The Porto Rico Drawn
Wiork and Embroidery y Co. 19I
FoftRleza. Son Juan. .R