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New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
RIVAL EXPLORERS START.
Dillon Wallace and Mrs. Hubbard Arrive at
Hamilton Inlet.

81 John.s n F. June 27.-The rival Labrador ex-
n1orinp exneditions of Dillon Wallace and Mrs
Ieouidas Hubbard arrived at Rigolet, Hamilton IN
let last Wednesday. intending to proceed TO North
west River Post, and thence inland the next day
The sealing steamer Neptune sails tomorrow LOT
Halifax where she will embark the Canadlan eA-
pediton for Hudson Bay.
AS was stated some time ago in The Irouhe
Mrs hubbard has gone to Labrador to investigate
the exact cause OF her husbands death in October
1898 For a long time Mrs. Hubbard and Mr.. wal
lace have been unfriendly terms
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
cITY's B0ARDERs GO HUNGRY.
Lost Breakfast Because Cooks euarrelled-
Marched Out in Body.

rrbara was no breakfast for the employees and
inmates of the Municipal Lodging House, at 1st-
ave- and 2st-st., yesterday morning.
OF late the two chefs have ceased to speak, and
Captain Charles Peters. the assistant superin-
tendent has acted as Intermediary On Monday
night kellogg, either for spite, or through over
sight cooked all the food hand. and when
Copenhagen arrived in the morning there was
nothing for breakfast. -
The city lodgers who are expected to work for
down their pals. and brooms and marched out in in
morgue assistants. found empty plates on the
breakfast table.
IT was late in the morning when Superintendent
Yorke learned of the state OF affairs. and he or
dered a fresh supply of food at once
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Marshall Draws His Game with TarTasch IN
the Twelfth Round.

Ostend Belgium, June 27.-The fourteen masters
IN the international chess tournament faced each
other in the twelfth round at the Kursaal this
morning Three of the games had been decided be-
fore luncheon AIaptn won his game from Tauben-
haus while Schlechter drew with Marco and Black
burne with Wolf.
In the afternoon session Burn won from Leon
hardt and the games between Tschigorin and
Maroczv and Tarrasch and Marshall were drawn.
The Observation-Disclosures game remained unfin-
ished and will be decided tomorrow. Following Is
the score up to date:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
NEW PAINTING FOR THE N. M. a.
Picture of Christ and Mary-Attributed to
Mostaert

Among the additions recently made to the Metro
poIitan Museum of Art is a painting attributed 10
Jan Mostaert exhibited gallery II, Dutch school
of the fifteenth century, which was obtained
through the of the late president Frederick
w Rhinelender. The picture represents the figures
of Christ and the Mother and is known by the
double name 'FIcce Homo-Mater Dolorosa-" Both
figures stand in an ornate double arched Gothic
window Christ is on the left with the crown ,t 9i
thorns on His brow, and His hands bound Win
cords The Mother stands at the right with bowed
head and hands crossed her breast The lace
with its expression Of profound grief is framed IN a
severe white headdress. a dark mantle completely
envelops the figure. The picture mas peeh trans
ferred from wood TO canvas
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

WEDNESDAY C2S-At $50 a complementary 1890
nj Inagua. Haiti and Colombia. except Cauca
epaEtmen per . s GIeeia 9neIaaing Cape ape 5talII ai
at for Pernambuco. Eastern Prince (also
via Rio Jauiero and Santos when specially addressed
for this steamer)
r) Nicaragua except East Coas Honduras except
East Coast Salvador. Panama Canal Zone, Cauca De
per S. Finance Colon (sso Guatemala when spe-
cially addressed for this steamer) at 10 a m Tor Ar
Prince: at IL m for Mexico Especially addressed only
per s. s. Bayamo. via Tanrico.
FRIDAY (30)-At a. m 1oS fIorianapois. Per 5. 8
Catania (also other parts of Brazil argentine Uruguay
ana Paraguay. via Bahia and Rio Janeiro when spe-
Elementary 1890 a. m for Fortune Island Janlaca
and Colombia, except Cauca and Megdalena Depart
rnents. per Altai lalso Panama and Canal Zone
Colon. and Costa Flca. via Limon. when specaly
for this steamer: at II (supplemen
sDo tSG p and and lS n1ago WeR specis aEes for this
steamer) at $3.50 p m (suppIenentary lSo p mJ for
Barbadoes and GUIANA per 8. s. Aianoa- sS, s,. -
SATURDAY CD-At I:3O a M 19r NeWIounoaano' peI
= s. Silvia at $50 q. Complementary e:SO a m)
for Curacao Colombia Except Cauca and Magdalens
Departmentsl and Venezuela. per s. 8 zuia az a. m
Porto Rico per 8 Coamo via san Juan; az ~ 10
p. m for Cuba Especially addressed Only). Per
Paloma, via Matanzss- -,
NOTICE-Ffve cents per half ounce In addition 70 the
regular postage must be prepaid on all letters for-
warded by the Supplementary Mails and letters De
posted in the drops marked doF s9regn ign
dispatch by a particular vessel. will not be 50 TOR.
thereon by stamps. Supplementary TRANSATLANTIC Mails
are opened the piers OF the American English and
French steamers. whenever the ssiings occur at
mail boxes piers Of the Gernan Lines sailing
from HobolSen supplementary mail Tor TURKS Island
Line Pier mails the piers one hour and
half before sailing time and close ten minutes before
required articles mailed on the piers
of the American. White Star and German Isss Posr
other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
OBITUARY NOTES.

Panama, June Nv. E. Woodbury. associate
editor Of ""The Panama Star and Herald" died last
night.
Norwich Conn, June 27.-Samuel S. Hopkins
president of the Hopkins s. Allen Arms Company
which concern he founded in 1868. died from heart
trouble while waiting for trolley car, to-day. He
was 70 years old and leaves wife and three
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
sro COOPERATIVE SCHEME BEGUN

Portland. Ore. June IA cooperative expert
ment of a magnitude hitherto untried is TO be at
tempted In this State. The enterprise is known as
the "Co-operative Christian Federation with
canitaI of s5OOO0Ol The objects OF the federation
are to buy and sell land. build railroads, operate
factories, mills and dairies in Oregon to he owned
and nnerated the Cooperating plan.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
LEE REFUSES CARNEGIE LIBRARY.

[BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Lee Mass. June 27-An offer Of Sloooo
memorial library from Andrew Carnegie was
declined by the citizens here to-day in the town
meeting when the question came up of accept
ing the gift. Many prominent men favored &C
cepting The offer, but the small tax payers voted
solidly against the proposition. No reason was
given but general opinion that the town
could afford to wait till it could build one OF
its own without any string attached TO It,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Tax sale City Hall, 10 a m
Board of Education meeting m.
Meeting Of the Improvement OF the Milk
supply New-York. MIX Exchange.
General meeting Royal Arcanum delegates protest
against insurance Aurora Grata Cathedral
Aiadisoa-st. Bedford-ave., Brooklyn. evening.
Central Republican Club. Assembly District. meet
ing, evening.
Free day Of Art and Natural History and the
Geological Park.
Band concerts Mulberry Bend and Abingdon Square
d. m.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
7HE SUMMER AMUSEMENT STAGE.

The management Of the Warren concerts at St
Nicholas Garden has hit upon plan to ascertain
the most popular American composer, and of al
lowing the public to select its own programmes.
Voting blanks are given TO the audience, each Of
which is urged to vote for its favorte American
composer and his favorite works. The contest
closes Saturday night and the first fifteen votes
naming the winning composer and his most popular
numbers will receive a book containing
+wan1v-ve 81 tickets. After the contest closes Mr..
Warren will arrange a programme of the selections
voted the popular.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
REVOKED UNDER AMBLER LAW.
No More Liquor License for No. 11S Bowery
and No 2,314 3d-ave.

Buildings Superintendent Hopper has been for
maliy informed by Edward H Healy' Deputy
Commissioner of Excise. that two louor tax GER
ttlcates for hotels have been revoked One was at
No. 119 Bowery. James Amesbury. proprietor and
the other at No. ASIA Sd-ave. run By Charles
Nolan Under the Amber law. it is made the duty
of the Sllperintendent of Buildings to notify the
owners in such, that within ten day days 5 sIle
hotel must be closed JnaJ With1n tn1rIy Gays
the partitions between the bedrooms must De re-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
PoLlcyHoLDERs WANT EXTRA SESSION.

albany June 27.-The executive committee of the
organization OF Equitable policyholders OF New
York and Brooklyn met here foda1, h,t 5eci6ed
TO await further developments before addressing
Governor Higgins The committee decided how
ever, in case the extra session adjourned in a few
days. 10 ask the Governor TO call another session
for the express purpose Of considering Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
TO START REBATE PROCEEDINGS

Kansas City, June 27.-Milton d. Purdy. ASSIST
ant Attorney General, arrived here to-day from
Washington to start proceedings before United
States District Judge Phillips against the fourteen
railroads enjoined from giving rebates MI
Purdy stated that tire infcrmations against the
roads haz not been prepared by him and thai they
would not be fled for several days
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
WEARS ANCIENT WEDDING GOWN.
Maine Schoolgirl Marries New-York Man
Much Her Senior.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Portland, Me-, June 27.-Clarice Johnson, a
Portland schoolgirl was to-day married to t.
Frederick Pennell, of New-York City, a business
man twenty years her senior. Mrs. Pennen was
graduated this month from the Young women )
School at Ossning- on the-Hudson, and is the
daughter o. Captain Johnson OF the Ne"-1 o!h-
Porfland steamboat Horatio Hall. The bride
wore as wedding gown to-day the one worn by
her great-great-g grandmother, of hand-embroid-
cred muslin. which was made in Calcutta
monastery $50 years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Teutonic. Queenstown and Liverpool: at 1880 a. m
for Netherlands Especially addressed only per
Potsdam; at $50 m. for Italy direct Especially
addressed only, s s. Sardegna.
THURSDAY C29)-At a. for France. Switzerland
Italy Spain Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
fish India, per L Lorraine via Havre (also other
parts Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer).
SATURDAY DAT s a. m for Europe. per S. s ST.
Paul. Plymouth Cherbourg dncluding Liverpool.
Scotland Ireland and South Africa when specially adj
dressed for this steamer: at $50 for Belgium
CPaTcels-P9st Mails, per s iceland (alsc regular
steaner1: at 1920 m complementary II MI for
pool: 1890 D. IN. Scotland direct Especially
dressed onlyl S. Caledonia
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees; lowest %;
average 62 for corresponding date last year. -
for corresponding date last twenty-five years. H.
Local Forecast.-Wednesday fair. slightly warmer;
Thursday faiFi Hight north 10 east winds,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHANT-Ex-P President Grover Cleveland,
Princeton. GRAND-Captain J. NJ. Willis, L. S. n.
I4IPt5FI AL57 I1Pr9fessor r. S woodruff Trenton
VICTORIA-Ex- State Senator George E. Greene,
Binghamton. WOLCOTT-Captain 6. S. Lung, u.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

q, readily accessible trains from Grand
tral station Webster and jerome Avenue trolleys and
bv carriage. s125 Telephone (iSS5 Gramercy)
for Book o Views representative
49, Office 20 East 23rd st, N Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

Graeme Stewart born in Chicago August 30,
1853 and was educated in the public schools. the
Dyrenfurth Handel Schulz and Chicago University.
In 1863 he began business life an office boy in
a wholesale grocery store, afterward becoming a
clerk and salesman. He became member of the
wholesale grocery firm of w. NJ Hoyt Company
in 1880 From 1882 to 1883 he member and
president of the Chicago Board OF Education.
From 1900 to 1904 he was member of the Repub-
lcan National Committee, and he was his party s
candidate for Mayor in 1908. when Carter Harrison
was elected for the fourth time
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

The thirteenth and final round of the first part
of the tourney will be played on Thursday, when
the men will be facing each other as. as follows
mann VS. Marco, Wolf Janowsd, Maroczy VS.
I3lackburne, Taubenhaus VS. TschiSor1n ana Mar
shall vs. Alapin.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
KUEELlk COMING HERE.

London June 27.-Jan Kubelik the violnist, has
signed a contract for season of hundred con-
certs in the United States, beginning December
next
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
rRANspACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule Of closing OF Transpaeihc Mails Is ar
ag1 IN the presumption Of their uninterrupted over
iad transit TO port sailing The final connecting
sn REGISTERED Transpacihc Mails dispatched
oS',ar victoria Tacoma Seattle which D. m
0rev;os tayl close the General Postofce New-York
as follows:
I,Siinn{na Islands, via Tacoma. close
IA for :. 5 Ntng Cnow-
Hawaii Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco close at m. July FOR dispatch per
s s. Manchura-
dispatch per s s. Alameda
=. s. NeVadan.
New1zeaiahd. Australia except wesO New-Caledonla
Samoa Hawaii and srecially addressed for FiN
Islands via san Francisco, close az p. July IS
for dispatch per S. Sierra df the cunard steamer
carrying the British mail for New Zealand does not
nails-cosing $50 a $50 a. and 8 p m /:
SUNDAYS 4;30 m, a. m ard p m-wfn be
made up forwarded until the arrival the Cunard
steamerO
FIJI Islands and specially addressed mall Australia
New-Caledonia. VIA Vancouver and Victoria r, c..
O July Is for dispatch per s. Miosera
Manchuria Mukden. Neschwang and
and Eastern Siberia is at present forwarded
NOTE.-Unless otherwise addressed. West
forwarded via Europe: New-Zeaand via san Francisco
ana certain places in the Chinese Province OF Yunnan
VIA British Indla-the quickest routes Philippines q
specially addressed 'via Europe fully
at the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded Via san
Francisco exclusively WILLIAM r. WILCOX,
10stories Nes-yoEk. n x. yuns q. ,sosA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates

TIE rRIr,IrE, viii be sent by mail address In
This country abroad and address changed as often
desired Subscriptions may be given 70 your resaIel
dealer leaving, * more convenient mana ths
ia a THE TRIBUNE Office
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and observation-disclosures June 81
The Northern storm passed off Canadian Coast
and has been succeeded by generally clearing weather
high area overes region the Pacific Coast
while over tho interior pressure low. parcu
larly In the Rocky Mountain region
There in the Atlantic and Gulf States
Iowa the Northwest Pacific districts else
where the mostly fair Temperatures are
lover in Atlantic States and the Missouri Valley,
ranging from degrees below seasonal average,
theV have also FALLEN north plateau, and have
changed but little remaining districts
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
,oooI omciaI Record.-The follow

m tho Wfnther tIFs 3
rature for the last twenty-four hours. in compar
al .ba corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

Forecast for Special Locales.-For the District of
Columbia and Maryland fair and warmer to-day fair
tomorrow; light north 10 esst winds
For Delaware New-Jersey, fair to-day and Thurs
day; light north winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern New-York'
fair and slightly to-day; fair Thursday; light
north 10 east winds.
For New-England fair to-day; warmer in west por-
ton; fair and Thursday; fresh northwest 10
For western Pennsylvania. fair and slightly warmer
to-day; partly cloudy and probably showers on 1huts
asv- Iisbt 10 fresh north TO east winds.
For Western New-York-Fair and slightly warmer To-
49, srtIy cloudy. probably showers in the extreme
ISest portion Thursday; warmer IN northeast Por-
tons northwest TO north winds becoming variable
focaI Official Record-The following official record
e ,be Weather shows the changes in the tenn
t,ra for the last twenty-four hours. comparison
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
OBITUARY.
GRAEME STEWART.

Chicago, June 27.-Graeme Stewart. leader in
Chcago's commercial, political and social life. died
at his home here early to-day after months i'll
ness. Clothing of blood on the BRAIN with series
OF apoplectic strokes was the cause of his death
He was ffty-two years old
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

CoPINGERITU June &C. at Holy Trinity
C1hurch Florence Italy, by the Rev. A A. Knollys
assisted by the Rev Il. Tanner. William Frederick
Copnger Of Dublin. Jeane. youngest daughter OF
the late David I, Turner of Florence and New-York.
DF,AN-HAY-On June 27 1905, the residence of the
brides mother, No. &c New-Engand-ave:, Summit
n + bv the Rev Walker Gwynne Mary Ethel, daugh-
ter OF Mrs Robert Hay, Charles Merrill Dean
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. 24l-S West 2sd St
sd ST Stephen Merritt Emh'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
Married.

Marriage notices appearing III THE TRIBUNE VIII
ne repubshed in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

Rev. stephen Merritt the world vide known un-
dertaker only place business 18th
st.; largest in the world Tel lsa saG las Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
Foreign Rates.

For points in Europe countries in the
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed at the fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC.

Mails (except and BahamasO forwarded
daily to ports sailing The CONNECTING malls close
at the General Postofice, New-York, follows:
CUBA via Port Tampa. at t4:3o a. m Monday. Wednes
day Saturday (Also from New-York. Thursday and
Saturday. See above)-
MEXICO CITY overland at / 80 D. and 1880 p. m.
daily. except Sunday: Sunday. at D. m and 1890
NEWFOUNDLAND (except ParceIs-Post Mails). via
North sydney at m. Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday (Also occasionally from NewYork and Phia-
delphfa See above.)
MIOTJEI Boston and North sydney at Gao
every other Sunday June and is etc)
yia Boston. at .. m Tuesday and Friday.
(AIso from New-YorlS saturday. See above)
COSTA RIGA yia New-Orleans m
RRITISI HONDURAS. HONDURAS CEast Cossf end
GIJATF,MALA via Nsw-orieans at +iO:so o M Mon
dav West Coast Honduras Is dispatched from Nsw-
Yor Panama-see aboVe.)
NICARAGUA COAST. via New-Orleans q
p, wednesday. West Coast OF Nicaragua IS dis
PANAMA AND CANAL ZONE. via New-Orieans.
1000 o. m Sunday (only specially addressed mail IS
forwarded vi New-Orleans. when New-YOrk
sails on following Monday. After 1880 p
ana until sailing OF New-York steamer mail
anna and Canal Zone Is held for the NewYork steamer
tReeisered mall overland dispatches p m
previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
Cures Indigestion

HoRSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Natures remedy for obstinate Indigestion, nervous
dyspepsia headache and depression
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
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BIZ EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points United States Canada and Mexico
foi+stde of the Boroughs OF Manhattan -and Tho
T3ronx1 Also Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and ths
without expense for foreign postage
v z
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
5orsed with full name and address,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

The free circus at Luna Park has many new
acts this week. among them Duirck brothers,
Grarvice's trained ponies. Alberta and Wulfken,
Hempton's dogs and Spilk. Seeths bears do a new
war dance, which made hit at the London Hip
podrone, and Nile. Louise promises to lengthen
still further her programme. Kenebe the clown, is
doing a Fourth of July act, in which he is shot
from big cannon The chicken incubators which
have been open week, have already Matched out
LOO chicks.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

Mail subscribers in Nev-Yorb City DAILY md
TRI-WEEKLY win be charged cent copy extra
postage in addition to the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republished in The TriWeekly Tribune without extra
charge.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
v|iJE AL POLO SUR

Tn autum6vll de Ia misma fkbrics
del que gan6 hsce dos meses el premio
en- las carrerss de Long Island en- op
ci6n & la Cops de Vanderbilt, sera
usado por Mr.. Fl .nry r. Act Wal, el
famoso explorador sntariico, On su
nueva proyectada expedlc!6n para lie
gar sl Polo Sur
". Arctowski eLtA completsmen.
to convsncldo de que tendrA un exito
complete, declsrsndo que solsmente
de ess msnerA pera possible viejsr Z
traves de las s6lldas mssas de hlelo
que rodesn dcho Polo.
Calcula ell explorsdor que lie terf
possible recorrer como uu centenar de
millaa oil dfs; pero la miquina que
usarG diferir& por muchos conceptos
de las que Sc emplean gentralmenie.
Las ruedas ser&n de doce pu "a
das de ancho; en- los zunch0s, en lu-
gsr de la coma. Sc emplearG cuero.
Esos zunchos sStarAn erizados ds
clavos para evitsr que las rusdas res
baleu sobre Ell hielo.
El peso del CARO- no grAvitsrA SO
brs les rusdss, IipoIobre TesbAlsdors'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
cAIOA De UN ANOAM|O

Aver, q lus cuatro de la tsrde. ell
e'nsfll Monserrste Nun z, vecno de
Fuersa de Tierrs, Sc cayo de un anda.
mlo oe gran elevation en- el edifcio
que Sc construye en- 10 casa ndmero
q dc ls calle de Ia FortAleza, en- cuys
OBJ est .ba colo cado
81 desgrsciado obrero, reclbl6 Va.
'ias contuslones graves en- Ia sreg,6n
semporo-parletsl izquierds, pierna de-.
reeha hombro izquierdo.
I'm el scto, suxilia1o por otro,
'raoslsdores fue cooducido latals
oe socorros donde fue ssistido Dor al
doctor Velez LOPEZ sl practIcsu,e
Llsuger.
Mas tsrde, fue trssladsdo an IL
ambulsr ciS q su casa.
Su estsdo era aver larde de bss-
tants cuidsdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
POLVORA PODEROSA

FL ministerio de. la Guerra alem&n
acaba de adoptsr un cArtucho de fusil
cuya p6lvora es tan podeross. que la
balz, hace { mil metros, el tf,cto que
antes & 600. La trayectorfs del pro-
ysctil, que antes varisbs 20 csn,fme.
tros, s6lo varfa con la nuevs p6lvora
4S La bals, que antes Strsvesabs
maderos de 45 centimetros de espesor
{ 400 metros de distances, los atravie.
sa de 80 con ls nuevs p6lv rs, Ssgdn
los expertos militares, el nuevo cartu'
cho sumsnta por modo enorme la po-
tencia del eiercito alemsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
DESDE vEGA-ALTA

Hemos podido aprsciar las repa'
raciones del ctmino hacis Bsiura; 10
obra va quedando muy bien. Los ma
terisles son reaistsrtes, y de musha
duraci0n. Los due nos de la hacienda
Carmen, stfiores Sucesorss de Fin
lay, disponen 10 composition de un
gran trayecto del csmino msnciora
do.
-Qied6 muy solida la composici6p
del puente sobre la quebrada SHonds, ,
Las fuertes lluviss.cafdss.en meSss an.
teriores, csussron despsrfecsos en- di.
cho puente, el cual .esta ya repara-
do.
Ell sacerdote sefior G arcia es es-
psrado en- eits poblsci6n el viernes
pr6ximo con sl fin de dar principle q
las misss de sguinaldo. Sc celebrars
la traditional misa del eGsllos que or
otros Afios strs gran cor curreucia dc
fslev 4 nuestra ig'esis. Sc dice como
probable que ell sefior Carols, sc hsgi
cargo de ls parroquia.
-Segdn nos hemos enterado, q
dssplfga la mayor actividsd en- la ha
cienda Carmen, para dar principles
ia zafrs Ell dfa de Euero entrSnte; S,
da ocupaci6n en- h sctuslidad q cen
tensres de peones y artessuos, distri
buyeldose aemanalmente cuantlossl
sumss en- salaries.
En- la acusl semSns darSn prin
cipio las vacseioness escelsres y s
reAnudaran las clases ell dfa SeiI d
Enero entrante.
CoRREaPoNsAL.
Vega alta DicIsmhre de 1905,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
PRINCIPE De PRUSSIA

En vista del gran ex'to de la vi
alta del Principe Luis de Bstiem berg
& los Estsdos Unidos, intenta ell Kai.
ser envisr nuevsmerte te ell fo pr6ximo
de visits & America al Principe Enri
que de Prussia.
Pero no serA tsts vez por Gle 10
el vIajs que reslice, Como Giant or,
en un trasalI aotIeo ordInsrio, snc
Que el hsrmsro del Kaiser atravesarf
eta vez 81 A,lSntico como Comand au
to General de una gran escuadra QUE
eatar& com Jutsts por los bsrcos d,
guerra mss poderoios y modernos dl
| In Armada alemaua.