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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
DR.. WILLIAMS FOR CORONER.

In another column of this issue of
the Graphic appears the announce
ment CT DR.. H. E. Williams for the
Office of coroner of Jefferson county,
subject to the action of the Democrat
ic party. Dr. Williams came to the
state in 1886, and he is citizen and
physician of too great prominence in
this section of the state for an extend
ed introduction by the Graphic to be
necessary. 1t is the first time he has
ever offered for an Office, though he
has always been loyal Democrat and
and active party man. In a number of
states the law requires that the coun-
ty coroner shall be physician, be-
cause the peculiar duties of the Office
make necessary the qualifications of
the effice. It is alleged in those states
which require coroners to be doctors
that many q crime has been unearthed
and the criminal brought to justice be-
cause the investigation was made
by a physician, and which could not
have been made except by a doctor.
II elected DR.. Williams will perform
the duties Of the Office well, and to the
entire satisfaction of the courts and
tt. his constituency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
CLARENCE WHITE DEAD
Did Not Survive Long After the Awful
Accident.

Clarence White, the man who was
run over by a train at Murphysboro,
ILL.,. by B. and o. train Thursday,
died at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
soon after the operation of the attend
ing surgeons was completed, in which
one leg and both arms of the unfortu-
nate young man were taken off.
The remains will be shipped to
this city, his former home, for burial,
and will arrive here on No. 3 train ov-
er the Cotton Belt tonight, the train
arriving here about o'clock in the
morning. The funeral arrangements
will be announced later. Funeral is
company of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

Perhaps never before in all the his
tory OF Pine Bluff has there been
greater interest taken in the work Of
the public schools of the city. This
may be more strikingly illustrated by
facts and figures rather than by bare
assertion. Some faint idea of this
truth may be had from the fact that
this years enrolment shows an in
crease of 1S9 pupils over that of the
past year. but this can not speak as
eloquently to the worth of Pine Bluff s
schools as does the very manifest in
crease of interest among the patrons
themselves. Talk with any of them;
ask them what they think of the pub
lie schools of the city, and Judge of
the truthfulness of this statement.
Secretary Mo Hanf of the school
board has prepared for the Graphic
q statistical statement of the enroll
ment for the current year that is we'll
worth studying, inasmuch as it speaks
for itself, and is of especial interest
to the hundreds of families who pa
tronize one or the other of the city's
public institutions of learning.
The total enrolment of all the pub
lie schools of Pine Bluff this year is
21S9 which is an increase of 1S9 over
last years figures
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
FROM INTERFERING WITH THE
FENCE ERECTED IN MORRIS
STREET By w. F. BREWER.
Order Is Only Temporary on Appeal
to the Supreme Court by
Mr.. Brewer.

The city officials of Pine Bluff have
been served with an order from the
supreme court of Arkansas restraining
them from interfering with the fence
erected across Morris street by w.
F. Brewer, pending decision from
the supreme court as to the case now
before that court, on appeal from the
Jefferson circuit court.
This is the case which attracted so
much attention in the local court
some time ago. 1t will be remember
ed that the city won the case in the
lower court, and it was taken to the
supreme court by appeal proceedings
The present injunction is but tenn
porary one, restraining the city Off
cials from interfering with the fence
until the case is finally disposed of by
the higher court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

G. Laine, who has been citizen of
Pine Bluff for the past ten or twelve
years, has just secured contract for
the exclusive sale in Arkansas of what
is probably the best acetylene appa-
ratus On the market today, and that
through responsible local representa-
tive the people here may have an op-
portunity to investigate the merits of
this illuminant, which is so rapidly
gre wing in public favor
1t is used just the same as ordinary
gas. no change in piping or fixtures
as used by coal gas. except the tips
or burner. and the cost, so the Graph
ic is informed, is much less than for
coal gas or electricity
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
}. J. DOCTOR, J. F. BONO AND
JOHN RANKIN TAKE PLACE
OF RESIGNED MEN.
This Leaves Only One Vacancy, and
Chief Stewart Says He Will Soon
Have That Filed.

Three new men have been added
to the city's police force to take the
places of the quartet who handed III
their designations Thursday morning.
They are: J. J. Doctor, J. F. Bono
and John Rankin. Friday morning
Doctor was given Third avenue as his
beat; Rankin, Main street. and Bono
had not been assigned, but will prob
ably take Rankin's beat while the lat
ter will be changed to the night shift
This leaves only one vacancy on the
force to be filled. and this will be filled
in a very short time. says the chief.
He has a number of applications on
file but is taking the matter easy and
will give himself plenty of time in
which to choose the best available ma
terial for the place.
All the new men start out well in
their new duties, and give promise of
making very efficient officers for the
city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

Yom Kippur. or the atonement SER
vices, will begin at Temple Anshe EN-
eth at p. m. Sunday. DR.. Frisch will
preach sermon "The Bugle Calls -
On Monday there will be a service at
10 a. M. at which the subject of Dr..
Frisch's sermon will be "The Per-
petual Covenant" A recess will be
taken after the close of the morning
service till $3.50 p. m., and from that
hour till dusk will be the closing SER
vice.
Yom Kippur is the day of the year
with the Jews when they give con.
sideration to the most serious prob
lens of life. It was, in ancient times.
day of affliction by fasting. Today
1t is one of solemn religious work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
GEN. WHITE ILL
STRICKEN IN COURT ROOM
THURSDAY BUT DECLINED TO
QUIT CASE AT BAR.
Was Stricken Specehless Some Time
Ago, and Has Not Since Enioyed
His Usual Health.

Gen. Fl. King White, who was strick-
en- down again in the circuit court
room Thursday while attending to q
case he had in court, was able to be
up and on the streets acain Friday
morning, but was still quite feeble
When approached by his friends
with a view to insisting upol. his not
attempting to try the case. and to
get him to take rest from his labors
Gen. White declined to do 50 and stat
cd that he would continue to perform
his duties as long as he was able to
go.
1t will be remembered that General
White was tricken speechless several
weeks ago, and since that time has
not really enjoyed his accustomed
health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
CIVIL DOCKET CONTINUED
Owing to Present illness of Judge A.
3. Grace.

Owing to the illness of Judge A. B.
Grace, the civil dAcl.et of the Septem-
ber term of the Jefferson circuit court,
which was to have been taken up this
month, beginning with the 9th inst.
has been indefinitely postponed, sub
ject to the call of the presiding judge.
This action was taken on suggestion
of the members of the Jefferson coun-
ty bar association, which presented a
petition to Judge Grace begging him
to take a rest from his duties, owing
to his health at this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
ARKANSAS ALWAYS
TO THE FRONT.

It is Of considerable interest to fre,
quentlys note in the daily press and
other periodicals some progressive
town in neighboring states adopting
acetylene or street and public light
ing. instead of coal gas or electricity.
Acetylene produces remarkably
beautiful light, being more brilliant
than gas or electricity, yet wonderful
ly soft and pleasant to the eye.
Heretofore but little has been heard
of acetylene in Arkansas, but the
Graphic is pleased to state that Mr.. E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
BIG AUDIENCE At HAWLEY.

Rev. w. G. Watson is now preach
ing every night at Hawley Memorial
church to large audiences, with great
effect. There is not pastor in the
Little Rock conference who receives
as many invitations to preach for 9th
ers in their revival services as does
Rev. Watson. He is a great revival
list. and it is no wonder such crowds
are fiOcking to hear him at Hawlev
Memorial. To the special service to-
night a great audience will be sure.
Rev. J. S. Hawkins will conduct the
singing. i$,Xyu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

OF this number there are $50 white
children, and 939 negroes
Following is the enrolment of the
boys and girls of the various schools:
High SCHOOLGIRLS, 1873; boys, 81;
total, 1886.
Sixth avenue-Girls, 214 boys, 1856;
total, 399.
Lakeside-Girls, lG5; boys. 1873; to,
tai, sos.
First ward-Girls, 1913; boys, 1928;
total, 25G.
Sam Taylor-Grls, 80 boys, 27; to.
tai. 81.
Missouri street (colored)
2GG; boys, 1S7; total. 453
Merrill (colored) Girls, 222; boys,
15aa; total. 374.
Greenville (colored) Girls, Sd;
boys, 5S total. 112.
1t may be stated, as one Of the in
dications of the times in which we live
that German has been substituted for
Greek, as the demand for the latter
has steadily decreased until there is
only one pupil left in this study, and
no others are applying for instruc-
ton in it.
The high school is badly crowded.
OF the 235 enrolled, nearly all OF
them are in attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
SUNDAY At HAWLEY.

Inc regular services at Hawley
Memorial church at II a.. M next
Sunday have been postponed till y.
m.' and at IL there will be a love
reast service. At 3 p. m. there will
oe grand rally, with preaching. The
services at Hawley are increasing in
interest at every meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
TRIAL SERMON

Rev. G. M. Weiner of Eureka, ILL.,.
who has been called to the pastorate
OF tha First. Christian church, 1to suc1
ceed Rev. P. G.@Crcss, will preach his
trial sermon at that church Sunday.
He will preach at both morning and
evening service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

Probably no circuit Judge in the
state ever had kinder expression of
sood will toward him than that ex-
tended Judge A. B. Grace by the local
lar association of Pine Bluff, in the
petition which fellows. Going into Of
flee under strong sentiment of oppo-
sition, it has been Judge Graces good
fortune to overcome all opposition,
and he stands today as one of the
strongest officeholders and most pop
ular judges of the circuit court that
Office. The following document, which
is self-explanatory was signed by the
local bar and presented to Judge Grace
Thursday afternoon:
Pine Bluff. Ark. October 5, 1903.--
Hon. A. B. Grace. Circuit Judge, City
Dear Sir: We, the members of the
bar. regret exceedingly your continued
I'll health. We feel that you need aud
ere entitled to some rest from the
many arduous duties that you have
been constantly engaged in disctarg-
ing since you have been our circuit
Judge. 1t is due you and your family
that you should take such period
of rest as to enable you to regain
your usual physical and mental vigor.
We are entirely willing that you
should, if you see proper postpone the
trial of your docket until a later date
in the term, to the end that you can
secure this needed rast. If, however,
you prefer to have the court continue
with a special Judge, we will take
pleasure in assisting the special Judge
in the discharge of the duties incum-
bent upon him.
N. T. White.
Creed Caldwell,
A. T. Whitelaw,
w. D. Jones,
S. A. Miller,
S. NJ. Taylor.
I. Reinberger,
D. e. Tucker.
T. Havis Nixon,
NJ A. Austin,
NJ. Danaher,
w. T. Young,
All. Rowell,
99 Bridges ana Woodbridge
Ben J. Altheimer,
W. F. Coleman,
W. B. Sorrells.
N. ]. Can't, Jr.,
j.. w. Crawford,
Hunt and Toney.
For merchant In country town
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
NEVER GREATER INTEREST

TAKEN IN THE WORK sLc SCHOOLS OF PINE s,uer
THAN AT observation-disclosures A MARKED IN.
CREASE OVER LAST YEAR-THERE WHITE CHILDREN
AND sss coLoREo ENRoLLEo-scAooL BOARD CUTS OUT
GREEK FROM HIGH SCHOOL COURSE SUBSTITUTES GER
MAN THEREFOR.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
WE'VE AN EYE ON YOU,

And want your order for your fall
suit. Eisenkramer the tailor, abov
Citizens bank, Second avenue, corner
Pine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

SERVICES At THE TEMPLE.
There will be services at Temple
Anshe Emeth at 1880 tonight. and
the subject of Rabbi Frisch's discourse
will be Echoes of Ourselves"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06

For merchant In country town
,Ge,. is no better medicine than the
local naper.-The Buyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
Y0M KIPPUR
THE DAY OF AToNEMENr WHICH

THE DAY OF AToNEMENr WHICH
is OBSERVED BY THE
JEWS.
Services Begin at Temple Anshe
Emeth at p. m. Sunday, and Will
Close at Dusk Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-06
KINDLY FEELING

OF THE LOCAL BAR ASSOCIATION
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
GRACE,
Offer to Assist Him in Any Way to
Take Rest From His Labors for
Benefit of His Health.
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.PROFES STONES 0 U {
con mas faCilidad
con Queen a la To-
Cura.
LO que dice un aIisnista que ha es
Il lldiadO a GOneienCia Ia esta-
diStiCa de dementeS.

Tn alienista que ha estudiado a con
ciencia La estadfstica de dementes, asegura
que las profesiones que con mas facilidad
conducen Ia locura son la militar y Ia
de marino.
Seg1h sus calculos, de cada 100000
soldados ma1ineros salen por 10 menos
1919 atacados de enagenaci6n mental.
Entire las profesiones iberales fguran &
la cabeza de Ia lista los artistas; tras de
ellos vic men los abogados y despu6s los
doctores en- las demds facultades, los sa-
cerdotes los literatos y los funcionarios
civiles.
De ca ada 100000 individuos de este
grupo SO vuelven locos cerca de 1T.
Ell col ntigente que dan & los manicomios
los criados dc servir y los jornaleros no
baja de 155 por 100000. De los que
trabaian en- industrial mecanica no van 4
elIos NADIA mas que 66 en- igual proper
ci6n.
La gente menos predipuesta la de-
menciaap que es, segtin la estadfstica
d que nos referimos, la que sc dedica al
comercio, pues en- ella fgura NADIA mas
que 42 dementes por cada 100000 cuer-
dos.
No fig uran 10 que parece en- esas es-
tadfsticas las personals que suelen hacerse
las locas, como los guagtierOs, ETC..
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.CARRETERO !.
DENUNCIADO.
No pOCOS de eSOs trahajadOres pe-
can inVOIuntariamente.

Aver fu@ denunciado uu carretero por
el guardia de servicio en- la Gale de San
Francisco, por haber baiado con su vehf-
culo por dicha calle, cuando estd prohi-
bido.
Debfan fjarse unos carteles en- dicha
calle para que los campesinos, que ignoran
esta prohibition, estuvieran enterados de
ella.
Comprendemos desde luego y aplaudi-
mos el objeto previsor de la ordenanza
que por la indicada calle prohibe el tran
Rito de carruajes carretas de carga, que
vengan en- cierta direction.
Pero muchos campesinos, especialmen-
te los que q veces Hegan por primera
vez & la capital ignorando cudl es la calle
de San Francisco la de Tetuan 8 la de
la FOrtaleza, ETC., antes que denunciarseles
debiera advertfrseles convenientelnente
fin de que en- 10 sucesivo no cometan la
falta involuntaria por la que Sc les hace
comparecer ante los juzgados y en- ocasio-
nes mult1rseles de acuerdo con la ley.
Consideramos que muchos campesinos
cOmeten tai falta de modo involuntario,
porque es obvio que 81 supieran de un Ia
do el peligro que Sc exponen y de otro
las molestias peJuicios CONSEQUENCES q
una denuncia 6 una multa, no incurrirfan
en- il f acciones de esa fndole. ST despu6s
de advcrtidos reincidieran, seria OtrO can
tar-como dicen por ahf. ..
Y en- 10 que sefialamos, no nos pareco
APPLICABLE el principle de que "la ignoran-
cia de las leyes no excusa su cumplimien-
to-" Generalmente, los carreteros campesi-
nos que llegan San Juan proceden de
puntos mas 8 menos distantes, y vienen
ganando exfguo jornal q costa de no pocas
penalidades, y ansiando rendir su viaie y
retornar su aldea en- donde lie esperan su
esposa 6 sus hijos, en- sabe Dios que condi-
clones de penuria.
Imaginad el NAL que Sc lie indje:t un po-
bre trabajador quien en- tales condolences
encacharan porque, ignorante, pas6 con
su caro-, sin que nadie lie advirtiese Ell
error por Ia calle tai cual.
Els case de conciencia yer la manera de
que no haya lugar que Sc registren 8
puedan registrarse hechos semejantes.
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In a Obra de Wagner, hijo.

Bruder Latstig es ell titulo de la nueva
opera de ISiegfried Wagner, hiio de Ricar4
do Wagner, el immortal autor de Ia4sqa-
hoatseT, LOhe'eggi1a, y Porsifat estrenada enI
un teatro de Hamburgo, el mes pasado.
La concurrencia distinguida llenaba por
complete ell local. De Berlin acudieTon
mucbas notabilidades. Crfticos de Alema-
MIA, Francia, Suiza y Austria presenciaron
el estreno; dividiendose la opinion entire
los que Green que la obra es magnffica y
los que la juzgan de POGO valor.
Sc esperan nuevas Representatives. para
poder apreciar mejor & Brudea. Lqt8tig. I
En- Ell estreno el autor fu6 llamado & es-
cena dos veces en- ell primer acto,> diez EN-
el segundo y mas de veinte al final del Ill.,
timo. ~ |
Ell lujo de Ia mise en- scene hubo do
lamar poderosamente la atenci6n. IL
Entire las personals que praseneiaron el
estreno estaba Cosina, madre del autorIy
viuda del gran mtisico aleman Ricardo
Wagner
El.producto fntegfo de la representation
estaba destinado & las vfctimas del terre-
moto de GaIabria.
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Para Se1OTaS
min as y Di1Os

iNo ha visto usted los magnt-
ticos trajes, blu sas kimonas, SAL
c.'< arda-polvos 5, enaguay, cami-
sa>, cubre-corsets, trajes para nj
mas Y ninos, ETC., ETC., de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
Heres? Aunque los precios a que
vendemos IS son muy m6dicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla. \
Nuestro extenso surtido com
prende desde la blusa mas censi-
LA, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fnos encaies, calados, bor-
dados. etc.-Ihe Porto Rico Dr0w2t
W0rk& Embroidery C0.-l9 For
taleza San Juan.
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.PRESOS QUE HN
gresad0 en- Ia cal
Gel de Ponce
PracesO criminal que Sc sigus Ell
Mayaguez.
lndlVltuOs fedurld0s pTlslOn en- ArBClh0 SobTe-
selmlentO de una CaIsa que Sc seguia q va
rios indlVldlOS pOT aseSInaiO,

Procedentes de Guayama, han ingresado
en- Ia Carcel de Ponce los presos Etanislao
Gutierrez y Rosa Alicea, & fin de Que ST.
gan extinguiendo en- dicho Penal las con-
denas que les han sido impuestas.
El Juez Municipal de Ia ciudad de
Mayaguez, le sigue un proeeso criminal 4
Juan Rios Cuevas, por haber seducido
una joven, con Ia cual parecel llevaba Eela-
clones amorosas. El joven Rios, ha I'M
gresado en- la cdreel de dicha ciudad q dis
posici6n del referido Juez que instTuye Id
causa.
FL Juez Bazdn le impuso 80 dias d
Carlos Enrique Camacho, por portaT art
mas prohibidas, el cual pas6 Ia caTcel de
Puerta de TERRA sufrir dicha pena.
Ell Juez Municipal de Arecibo, ha or
denado sea reducido prisi6n puesto 4
disposition del Fiscal de Ia Corte del JUS
ticia de Distrito el individuo Domingo
C6rdova, de 90 amos de edad, 4 quien Sc ID
acusa de haber ultrajado una nina ] ell
Juez de Ciales tambien ha puesto q aispo-
sici6n del mismo Fiscal al agricultor Raj
mundo Longino Barberena, acusado del
mismo delito de..violaci6n.
La Corte de Distrito de Mayaguez ha
sobTeseido la causa que Sc les segufa por
asesinato Jose Reyes Alvarez, Rafael
Pesante, Pedro Vidal Goico Prudencio
Vidal; este tiltimo tambien Sc Ie segufa
otro proceso por seduction, del cual fu6
igualmente excarcelado Ipor orden delIFis-
cal del Distrito de la referida ciudad. |
Del Preside ha sido trasladadoa la#car-
eel de Arecibo por orden de la Corte de
Distrito de dicha ciudad al confnado Jose
Sugrafie, para su q comparecencia como tes-
tigo en- un juicio oral.
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MUCHACHO FELIZ.
SOIemne J formal eatrega.

Hoy, con toda la solemnidad de rGbrica,
Sc hizo formal entrega de seis dollars yEun
portamonedas al chico Adolfo Perez que
encontr6 esa suma en- ell Parque. segdn'in-
formaramos oportunamente.
Sc le hizo ell descuento de dos dollars
por los anuncios d or 10 cual la liquida1
ci6n arroj6 los expresados $6.
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En- un dep6sito de armas descubierto
en- extramuros en- la Habana, llam6 pode-
rosamente la atenci6n una GAIA como de
un metro cuadrado, cubierta de una tela
imperm cable, la que alberta result6 estar
LENA del excelente ron "Llave, de Are
cibo, del que son agentes en- San Juan' M
r. Calder6n & Ca, Tetu an IL.
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GARROCHAS DECOMISADAS.

En- el cuartel general de Ia poliefa insu-
lar sc han recibido esta mafiana varias ga
rrochas de las decomisadas carreros.
Una de elias mas que garrocha, es una
verdapern plea de plaza de toros'
Ell uso de Ia garrocha en- las condicio-
nes dichas .es verdaderamente inhumano
" debe corregirse.
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NOTICIAS

-Hal visitado hoy al gobernador los
senores Ramon Vald6s, coronel Hamill,
Laurent ino Estrella, L. Proctor y SAN
chez Morales. --s
No ha habidO hoy ningGn telegrama
en- el cuartel general de la pOlicfa insular.
-Han tornado possession hoy de sus car
gos de iu ueces de las cortes de Guayama y
Humacao, los seflores Mufoz Morales )
Foote.
Una solicitud para decomposition DE-
caminos de Camuy ha sido presentada hoy
al gobernador suscrita por varios vecino'
de aquel pueblo.
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IntranquiIidad en- ManzaniIIo.

New York, Nybre. %, 2.3O n. m.
Dicen de la Habana que los parciales
del general Gomez en- Manzanillo queidn-
Sc de que Ia guardia rural de aq uel t6Tmi-
no mantiene en- intranquilidad alarma 4
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cercanfas, aIfn de comprobar la eyistencia
de otros dep6sitos de aTmas.
Ell cuerpo de detectives eontintia actiya-
mente sus iIyestigaciones
RigurOsas medidas sanitarias.

nido efecto hoy con aquel fin.
Los buques procedentes de Panama y
Centro America, son obieto de Ia mas me
ticulosa inspection sanitaria.
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La : question de Oriente"

crueldad, dando muerte 4 numerosos agi-
tadores Gran n6mero de cristianos ha
abandonado la Macedonia.
Ell peligro de una rapida intervention
europea ha sido conjurado por el Sultan,
que teme hoy grandemente las ambiciones
de las potencias.
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viCtinas supeNiyientes Is del "HiIda"

New York, Nvbre. %, 2.30 p. m.
Gn despacho de Londres noticia que
dicha capital han Ilegado algunos super
vivientes del naufragio del s.Hilda' en- eI
Canal de Ia Mancha. "
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Dichos superyivientes pertenecen al es-
case dmero de pasajeros que lograron sal
varse. Referen que entire Ell n1mero de
ahogad dos habfa muchas mujeres y nifios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-22

la pobl laci6n.
Niegan que ALI Sc haya intentado le-
vantamiento alguno, acusando al gobierno
de querer ihtimidar 4 los electores IL
berales. -s:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-22
PROGRESO be SANTURCE.

Ochenta siete permisos para .construir
casas en- Santurce Sc han expedido Dor la
alcaldfa de San Juan, durante ell trimes-
tire de Julio Septic
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-22

New York, Nvbre. %, 1.S0 p, m.
Informan de Paris que ei Sultan de
1urquia, ante el "ultimatumf terminate
energIco de las potencias, envio Mace
donna tuerte contingente de tropas impe-
riales imponer el orden.
Estas tropas procedieron con terrible