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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

Senator Dubois is hated by the
Mormons. In territorial and early
statehood days be led the fight
against polygamy and church dicta-
tion in politics. He is a veteran in
the contest. When the Mormons
wanted admission into the sisterhood
of states for Utah they could not Sc
cure it with the opposition of Du-
bois. Their leading men made sol.
emn promises to him that the evils
which he was fighting would cease if
granted statehood. The manifesto
from the church agaiugst polygamy
and interference in politics was is
sued and Senator Dupois took the
Mormons at their word. He believed
that they were sincere and trusted
them. As a result they obtained
statehood, and for time appeared to
live up to their promises, but the
church authorities became weary of
the restraint placed upon them and
gradually, almost imperceptibly, re-
Turned to the old practices secretly at
first, and in bolder manner as time
sped By. until at present they boast
Of living in polygamy and suavely
say what are you going to do about
it!" Senator Dubois is going 70
eight the old battle over again to
finish and 10 quarter will be given.
During his visit to this city he
gave the Press an interview outlining
his position in no uncertain manner
as to the condition existing in this
state and the duty of the democratic
party. He will lead the fight, which
means a vigorous campaign on live
issues, in which the people Of the
state are deeply interested regardless
of party affiliations. 1t Is our opiu-
ion that campaign Of this kind viii
appeal to the people and command
their support regardless Of party ties.
Senator Dubois has a personal fol-
lowing in the state which gives him
great strength and will be a factor in
any campaign. His policy meets
with the approval Of the great major
ity of democrats in this end of the
state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
AIaa.eaan Coeur a,Alene nEln,..


Col. Firch and Mr.. MundelI, of
the Mastodon company, took froce
of men into the mines this week, 60
ing In by the way Of the st. joe trail
from the head of navigation.
The company 10 now trying the ex-
pertinent Of purchasing supplies here
In Occur d'Alene, and II successful,
will continue to buy their supplies
here. 'But judging from the exhor-
bitant rates demanded by packers
and others it will behoove us to do
our own packing said Col. Firch,
''snd we have already bought horses
now for this purpose,
I'VE shall probably establish our
own depot Of supplies somewhere up
the st. Joe river | can say to the
people of Occur d'Alene that by the
opening of the Mastodon mines in
the district between the st. Joe river
and Wallace and the building of the
new wagon road from Wallace and
the mines, and the st. Joe river,
will mean the building of a new
town" said Col. Firch. 1.-The ques.
tion is, will the people OF Occur a.
Alene let the opportunity pass by
again and not interest themselves in
some substantial way In this, the lat
est and greatest prospective mine in
the Occur d'Alene district. 4"
Col. Firch, on Saturday, received
letter from MIR. W. Lloyd Scott of
Pittsburg, Pa, stating that he would
be back here shortly with a promi-
nsnt capitalist or Pittsburg who In
tends to invest extensively In stock
OF the Mastodon, and possibly may
take all the stock the company has
to offer at this time at the low rate
ii is nov selling for. In a short
time now this stock will be taken OF
this market and none 10 be had at
any price as outsiders will take all to
be had at an advance price. - For
only short time now stock H. to be
had aud samples are to be seen at Ed.
P. Brennan's Office on door east OF
Mcfarland clothing store. Occur
d'Ale-e and Wallace parties are
negotiating tor a large block Of Mas
todou stock, so, O0D shares Will
likely 20 70 Occur d'Aleue parties
while 100. 600 will go 10 a Wallace
party and yet another 100, 600 to a
party in Nebraska.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
coRBIN STEEL Is CoAINs.
spokane 4 International. Btg Rail order
Ready rs ship.

spokane s InternatiouaI's B,g Rail order
Ready 1" ship.
On the docks at Port Will am, On
tario, is the bulk Of the II, 600 tons
Of steel rails ordered by the Spokane
International railroad. No adsices
have been received here regarding
the shipment Of any Of the steel
westward, but it is expected that con.
signments will be started on the long
haul across the middle west and the
Rocky Mountains immediately 1t is
understood that on tbs west end OF
the Canadian Pacific at least the
material can not be handled in less
than % traiuloads, says the Spokes-
man Review.
The contract for the steel called
for the delivery Of the rails 1T Port
William prio- to the close of naviga
ton, and as this date Is close at hand
the assumption Is that the greater
proportion Of the order has thus been
delivered.
Track laying will be carried on
from the northern terminal Of the
Spokane International. The Canad
ian Pacific will make junction with
the new road TO deliver track mater.
ials, and as the Spokane Information
al track is laid the material will be
forwarded by the company's own
rails.
| About 1900 men are now employed
By the various contractors on the
line The demand for labor Is keen
aud the contractors have been unable
to secure as many men as could be
employed 10 advantage. II was ex-
pected that after harvest the labor
supply would be more abundant. and
while this has been the case to som .
extent the results have not been
wholly satisfactory, owing to the
large amount Of constr uction under
way elsewhere.
The location of the line on the
south eud is not yet com pIeted. Fin
al lines have been run to a point Il
miles south to Laclede, which bring,
the road within so miles Of Spokane
The balance Of the line will be com
pleted shortly. The bulk of tbs
heavy work Is on the north end
where contractors have been at work
for a mouth.
THE oompany's route into Spokane
is yet indefinite. Matters aRscinI
right Of way are delaying the fna
location. Several alternative routsi
have been run and a choice will b.
made soon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

We're Ii possible to get at the hooks
and question tie knowing ones in the
great trust corporations Of the coun-
try no doubt It would be shown that
they have contributed millions Of
dollars to campaign funds where the
big insurance companies contributed
thousands. 1t is becoming q settled
conviction In the minds Of the people
that the campaigns of 1896 and 1900
we're won by the liberal and corrupt
use Of money contributed by the
trusts and kindred institutions. The
investigation Of the big insurance
companies has proven Parker's state
ments true with respect to the last
campaign. President Roosevelt de-
MES any knowledge Of these big con
tributions, but they never got into
the treasury Of the Republican
national committee without the
knowledge of Chairman Gortelyou.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
4 cHIcAGo RrLL -

One big manufacturing institution
In Chicago has set the pace for others
by building a high stoekade around
its works and adopting a set of rules
for the government of its employees
that produce conditions nothing short
Of industrial slavery and more grind
ing than was ever chattle slavery in
the souh. Within the enclosure all
employees aud thier families are
housed and no emplOye is allowed
outside the stockade without per.
mission. All must be inside by nine
O'Clock, and they are prohibited from
attending dances or other entertain
ments outside. These will be sup
piled by the company and a big
dance hall is erected for the purpose.
The excuse given for these restric.
tions is that it will keep the men
from spending their money In low
saloons aud dance halls. No matter
what the excuse the principle Of the
thing is IN American and ought not
to be tolerated 10 any community.
OF course If men as individuals sub
NIT to such bondage, it is their own
fault, but the moral effect il far
reaching and will have a tendency in
the wrong direction. Such indus,
trial restrictions might be expected
in Russia. but not in the United
States. The people will never ap
prove Of these methods and they can
not last. But they furnish excuses
for such radical measures az socie!
ism and lend strength to the move
ment. The Chicago bull pen Is an
outrage on American citizenship.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

With the Investigation of the fraud
praotioed upon policy holders by the
big life insurance companies in full
blast. President McCUFdy, of the
Mutual Life, is engaged, through his
subordinates, in seuding out false
reports eoloriug che evidence in favor
of the company. For this service
the company is paying from 81 to 80
a line, aud the policy holders foot
the bills.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

The many friends of q. II. Hansen,
80 engineer L. f. i W. K. r., at
present living in Lima, O.. will be
pleased to know Of his recovery from
threatened Kidney disease lie says
II was cured by using Foley's Kid
ney Cure, which | Recommend TO
all, especially to traiumen, who are
usually similarly afflicted ="
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

While public land script is becom
ing a scarce article land consequent.
~ a more expensive ons) We rarely
fail to meet the deamnds Of clients ..
Any quantity supplied from the
smallest legal subdivision up. We
will be pleased to furnish further In
formation on this subject or Renreal
~ in regard to public lands. We
give attention to unperfetsd appllca-
lions or any business before the Gen
sral Land Ohlcos.
THE COLLINS LAND CO.,
Washinston, D. O.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

Down in Salt Lake City they are
having one Of the most strenuous
municipal campaigns ever waged be
tween the Aormous and Gsntilss. III
one half that the anti-Mormon papers
tell is true, it is impossible for a
Mormon to be a true American cit
izen. Some fearful accusations are
made against the authorities OF the
church.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

The following political comment
Is from the Avalanche and the pen of
the sage OF OWyhee: THE republi-
cans Of the First judicial district
will make a big mistake should they
fail to renominate K. I. Morgan for
judge. So far as bis record as
judge is concerned be stands equally
a. we'll as any other in the state.
This talk about Charlie Hoffman GO
ing to oppose bis denomination and
smash things to simthereens is all
bosh. Charlie Is a little too smooth
for that and he has the political
saRacity to know when to keep quiet.
But no one will question where
Charlie will line up II Barney O'Nsil
desires the nomination for governor,
and Charlie has faculty for deliver
ing the Roods. Just how wise the
sage of Owybee Is, will be developed
later; but there is sOmSthIng doing
ehis early iD the game.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
NOTICE OF ATTAcHMENT.

In the District Court ofthe First Judicial Dis
County Of KO0tenal.
MeGowan Commercial Co, plaintiff, vs.. John
Munro. Defendant
STATE OF IDAHO,
County Of KOOtenai -
Notice II hereby given that an attachment Is
sued out Of the District Court Of the First Judi
elal District OF the State OF Idaho IN and for
the County Of k0otenai, In the above entitled
action, on the 9Th day Of July, 1904 against
the property OF the defendant John Munro.
Dated this sth day OF July, 1905.
r. l. QUARLES,
tsEALl Clerk OF Dist. Court,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28

The president is having one con
tinuous ovation on his southern tour.
He is taking advantage of the trip to
outline some Of his policies on
national legislation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-28
NnTIrE nF ATTAcnMENT.

Justice tuaFf Gueur 70 Glehe Precinct k1oteu
ti County, STAT 70 idaho.
a. y Gnambrrlln, Justice 10 the Peace.
James Istrkti, plaintiff, ~ Horace Dasau
Defendant
Notice n hereby given that Wrjf - Attach
meat has hewu issued in rhe above ruEitled
case againSf the property III the defendant
Dated az rnetB Aeac. idaho, this utI day
5t DetDber, tauG
Az CHANBEEfIN.
oristjt Juqglrc "a thg Peace
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-03
PUNTOS Y PUNTAS.

-Pues sefior, 90 de Ponce result
to aclarado y ell amigo de los gentiles
andares Sc qued6 la luna de Valencia.
Lo sentimos por 6l, pu6s veremos ahora
donde 10 van meter los que meten la
cabeza Sc ''achuecan siempre".
"A algunos les parece que es bueno
amontonar muchos dollars amasandolos
con sangre del pueblo y Sc enojan cuando
Sc les da ell alto y advierte que es mai Ca
mino querer acaparar negocios que pueden
violar las leyes que en- los Estados Unidos
castigan los trusts"
La voz de alerta de la prensa despair
zurrara algunos proyectos eTjudiciales al
pobre consumidor, pero parece que nuevas
combinaciones Sc dibujan en- Ell obscure
horizonte de posibles acuerdos entire aca-
paradores de artfculos que son considera-
dos como de primera necesidad.
-Afortunadamente un alto espiritu de
patriotismo sc sostiene en- las classes direc-
toras de este pueblo elias sabran ahogar
los perjudiciales proyectos de los partida-
rios de algo que puede llamarse ''trusts" y
que hay que matar en- Puerto Rico.
Los pedioristas tienen suerte en- el
continente Uno de ellos es aquf director
de una importante ofcina y ahora otro de
la familia viene tambien desempena1
uno de los cargos mas importantes del go
bierno insular. Y en- tanto los F'chicos'
de aquf que no sabemos que nivel de loi
de ALA podran encontrarse solo pueden as
pirar a una plaza de paeffco ''bruia" col
Ell haber que por classification le CORES
ponda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-03
e N EL C A M ? 0
/. CAPfTULO I.

La alegre claridad del dia entrando
por las persianas de la alcoba bes6 mis-
ojos eetrados por ell su9iio.
La voz de Priscilla, mi tia, lego sonora
como el timbre de un despertadoT mis-
ofdos adn entorpecidos. Elizabeth! Ade-
lafda! levantarse que va es hora. Vengan
al balloon admiren Ell Undo paisaje.
Salt9 del lecho CORR Ia ventana
Una claridad suave iluminaba el campo.
El jardfn, trazado en- la falda de la rocosa
montana aisobre la cual Sc asienta Ell casti-
llo lucia en- tallos y hojas los variados to-
nos del verde. Cortando la ladera en-
ancho escal6n y cineadola como una cinta
blanca brillante la lnz, subfa en- graciosa
espiral 81 camino interior del castillo; y
mas bajp, ALA al pie de la montana, la ca
rretera que conduce. Plimoth con sus
ziczacs atrevidos, cifendo laderas abrup-
tas, subj iendo y bajando, saltando trechos
profundp ps barrancos con los airosos ARGOS
de sus viaductos metalicos; parandose a 10
lejos en- la amplia llanura limitada por Ell
mar.
Tn to Frente de aguas cristalinas baiaba
de la m ontafa, saltando sobre roeas; 81
guiendo estrecho, profundo y tortuoso eau-
ce que rodeando prados montes, con Ca
prichosas curvas, iba dar en- ell mar. Ha-
bfamos llegado al castillo la noche ante
rior; y la oscuridad ennegreciendo todo
este Undo paisaje habfa hecho de 6l una
masa infoTme.
La luz del dia daba. ahora forma y re-
lieve q Ia Is cosas; y estas descomponi6ndo.
la, Sc tif4n con risuena gamas de colores
en- que pFedominan Ell verde y Ell azul.
Adelaide, levantate-z--dije moviendo
suavemen tie ell cuerpo perezoso de mi pri-
ma, que arrebujada en- la ropa del lecho,
dormfa a pesar de la sonora voz de Pris-
ella.
----D&ja me dormir. Mejor que el pai-
sale de "a unt' Priscilla es mi suefo. ST
te 10 conta ara. ....----dijo Adelaide abrien-
do y cerrando forzosamente sus lindos ri
suenos ojos negros.
...Apuesto que suefias con Carl?
Carl ...
Enton noes Henry?
Tn suspiro subi6 del pecho los labios
de mi priha que cerr6 estos para no de-
jarlo pasa r.
HEM yl T6 sabes que no me quie-
| re......
" til a 6l? Oil Elizabeth .....
Una sonora carcaiada sigui6 esta ex-
clamaci6nI I--Oye Elizabeth; sonaba que
estaba solo en- Ell salon cuando lego Carl
y Sc sent6 4 mi lado. Yo temblaba emo
cionada; temfa que al fin me declarara
aqueIla passion que tan vivamente expresa-
ban sus mi iradas. Pensaba- en- tt desea-
ba tenerte mi lado. Carl empez6 4 ha-
blar: y con no un torrente desbordado SUI
bio la passion del coraz6n sus labios, me
coji6 una rnano y la bes6 apasionadamen-
te. Yo tet tnblaba y no saba como retirar-
me. SENT ia al mismo tempo placer y
miedo. Nc puedo decir que sentfa amor
en- aquel in nstante por Ell apasionado mayor
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Pc R S | A..
LuCha de Influenza entire IngIate-
ira u Russia.
La gr an palabra de Ia polltiGa rusa.

La Persia tiene dos vecinos que Sc inte-
resan mucho por su salud: la Russia y la
Inglaterra.
La posici6n de Russia es muy dominante,
porque es la frontera de Persia en- miles
de kil6metr ros, desde ell mar Negro casi
hasta Afganistan. Sus caminos de ferro,
sus rutas cd omerciales, sus buques de vapor
llegan la frontera persa, al Caucaso, a
las costas d Ell CaspiO al Transcaspio. La
Russia monopoliza ell acceso del norte del
pals impide Ell transporte de toda mer-
cancia euro pea por sus Estados con desti-
no Persia, gozando de grandes ventajas
que sus rivales solo le pueden disputar por
la calidad y gran baratura de sus produc-
tos.r
La Inglaterra inicamente puede intro
ducir sus mercancfas por ell golfo persi-
co. el Seista "a y ell Beluchistan.
La Russia avanza hacia Ell sur, y espera
un dia tener como puerto ibre Bouchir;
pero Inglaterra no puede dejar al oso russo
instalarse asf no mas como quiera al otro
lado de las Indias. ST Bouchir y al sur
de Persia dejan de ser persas, tendran que
ser ingleses.
Entire tan to Sc contin1a una lucha poll
tica en- Persia entire Ingleses y Rusos en-
la que la Ultima etapa la gan6 Russia,
prestandole al Schah de Persia 80 milo
nes de pesos porque Inglaterra perdi6 la
oportunidad de hacer Ell pr6stamo y con.
quistar la in duencia del acreedor sobre el
| deudor.
Ell prestigio de Russia Sc conserva igual
4 pesar de 81 US derrotas, porque con respec
to 4 Persia conserva su fuerza intacta J
este imperio no puede NADIA mas que apo
yarse >diplon aticamente en- Inglaterra pa
"a neutralizar Russia; mas ahora es diff
Gil SD emejante actitud, y por de pronto loI
problemas de la Influenza de una Il otrs
naci6n siguen su evoluci6n.
La gran pGJGbrG de la polftica Rusa e
''Pacieneia."
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I'm VerdaderO Nabab.

Cr6ese que Sayagil Ell rajah de Baro-
da (India lnglesa tiene una fortuna igual
81. no es que superior, la de Mr.. John
D. Rockefeller, la cual suma setecientos
millones de pesos.
Ell raiah Sc educ6 en- una Universidad
inglesa gobierna sus stibditos bastante
bien.
Las piedras preciosas forman la mayor
parte de su fortuna.
Su esposa posee Ell collar de diamantes
mas famoso del mundo. Vale mas de
dos millones de pesos y consta de doscientas
piedras, cada una del tamafio de una
nuez.
Posee tambien un collarfn de quinien-
tos diamantes perfectos, cada uno de los
cuales no pesa menos de veinte quila-
tes.
En- la camara del tesoro hay una car
peta de cuatro yardas cuadradas de super
ficie, cubierta enteramente de diamantes,
perlas y rubfes.
Para hacer esta carpeta Sc emplearon
tres amos ell valor de las piedras es de
cuatro millones de pesos.
Todos los corredores tienen incrustacio.
mes de marmol y de 6nix de valor meal
culable.
La temperature del palacio Sc mantle
ne por medic del calorfferos y de trechc
en- trecho bien cortos por cierto, hay ele
vadores electricos.
Los bronces, Las pinturas y las estatua'
que alderman la regia mansion, signifcar
muchos millones de pesos.
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La Jurisdiction es muy eEtensa y ssCasO eI
personal de pOIICia.
Diciembre q
Ode naEestro cO7respOn8al.)

Diciembre e.
En- ell. dfa de hoy ell teniente sefior Schet-
TIM, el cabo Fuentes, policfa insular Mar
tinez ell Official de Sanidad DIR. ,Fossas
han practicable una vista de inspection al
comercio de esta ciudad habiendo decomi-
sado 2,551 tersones de bacalao y denuncian-
do la Corte Municipal los comerciantes
Ramon Camara, Mendez Fresno, f. g.
del Arroyo y Co., Manuel Ramirez, Cas-.
tro Merced y Angel Viejo, por infraoci6n
d las leyes de Sanidad.
TEMPO hacfa que Ell comercio no Sc ms
peccionaba; pero hoy el teniente senior
Schettini y el doctor Fossas han querido
demostrar, y 10 han conseguido, que la ley
no tiene nj posiciones nj clases. Els igual
para todos.
= -Hemos visto el estado de servicio de
recorrida que ha hecho Ell teniente. senior
Schettini la fuerza q sus 6rdenes y la
verdad creemos que es mucho ell trabajo
para tan poca fuerza siendo como es tan
extensa esta Jurisdiction. A Bayam6n Sc
lie debe aumentar la fuerza y asf estardn
atendidos debidamente sus campos.
Ell sargento Paoli y cabos Blanco y
Fuentes, denuncian ante la Corte Munich
pal q varios individuos que, con motive de
piques de bale, alteraron la paz pGblica ell
s.. microbes por la noche
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-03

IMPORTACION.- -Por los a pSo e 8
Franceses Alemanes, para la s'Villa de
Madrid, Mantelerfa legftima de Nothing
ham, Cofnes de Seda pintados, alfomb bras
de Smirna, Etaminas de Seda, perfumerfa
francesa, telas de hiIo, medias y calcetines
franceses alemanes, corbatass de gran
fantasia, Encajes, tiras boFdadas otros
adornos de seda; chaleeos de pique france
ses muy inos.
Gran baratillo de limos de dolores y
Moir6 cuyo precio eran 80 centavos y Sc
venden & 8 centaYos. San Francisco 81.
Telefono 273. San Juan, Puerto-Rico.
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Me GUSTAV tOdas.

Me GUSTAV todas, me GUSTAV todas
Pero las gordas me GUSTAV mas;
Y 81 no hay gordas aunque sean facas,
Tambien las hacas me dan de Zas!
Son las gorditas como la leche
Y son las facas como ell cafe;
Las regulares tambi6n me GUSTAV,
Tamhien me gusta cenar con te.
Me GUSTAV todas, me GUSTAV todas,
Pero las blancas me GUSTAV mas;
Y 81 no hay blancas aunque sean prietas
Tambien las prietas me dan de zas!
Son las muy blancas como la azGcar
Y son las prietas como la miel;
Y las triguefas tambi6n son dulces,
Tambi6n son dulces, yes very well.
Me GUSTAV todas, me GUSTAV todas,
Y las bonitas me GUSTAV mas;
Y 81 no hay bonitas aunque sean feas,
Tambien las feas me dan de zas!
A las bonitas les doy el alma,
Doy las feas un coscorr6n;
A las medianas les doy un beso,
Una mordida y un apret6n.
Me GUSTAV todas, me GUSTAV todas,
Y las solteras me GUSTAV mas; -.
Las casaditas tambien me GUSTAV
Y las viuditas me dan de zas!
Son las solteras de mantequilla,
Son las casadas de reques6n;
Y las viuditas son de jacoqui
Y yo sefiores soy muy trag6n. ---
Me GUSTAV todas, me GUSTAV todas,
Pero de ounce me GUSTAV mas;
De ounce & treinta tambi6n me GUSTAV,
Y hasta cuarenta me dan zasl
Pero mas Yiejas ya no me GUSTAV,
Malditas viejas de Barrabas;
81 20 pudiera las hacfa un iacho
Y las quemaba con aguarraz'
TOCT fyACTFT. AN
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PARA VENEZUELA.

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la calle, luz electrical y buen ba1o. In
formaran Tetuan 64 altos. 8v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-03
SINIESTRO MARITIME AVER.
IN AVOCADO EN- LAS lNMEDIACIONES De LA
BOCA DEL MORRO.

Aver, estando paseando ell mayordomo
de la Fortaleza Alberto Wool, en- compa-
MIA de un amigo, en- una yolita, tuvieron
la mala suerte de.que aquella Sc les volca-
ra, resultaudo ahogado Ell Alberto y saliva
do ell compafiero por Ell vapor frances que
pasaba por ALI en- aquel momento.
Manana daremos mas detalles del des-
graciado suceso, que lamentanos, pues Sc
gun nuestros informes, era Ell infortunado
Alberto alma generosa.