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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
MUST ACCEPT OPEN
SHOP OR QUIT WORK
Pittsburg Master Builders League Noti-
fes Union Employees That They
Must Agree to it or Find En-
ployment Elsewhere.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. 1.-Without fore
warming, tile members Of the builders
league this morning presented notices
to all the union employees, that unless
they agree to work in open shop they
must find employment elsewhere. Over
5000 men win be affected in Pittsburg,
alone, while five times as many in all
parts of the state viii be given the op.
portunity Of continuing at work against
the rules Of the union Of striking. A
general strike Of the building trades Is
anticipated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
MONTPELIER PAYING DEBT.


Montpelier, Feb The city council
decided at It's special meeting on Mem
day evening To expend sum not to
exceed $500 il tie purchase Of two
of the notes, and in payment of inter.
est, held by the Capital Savings Bank,
one the temporary loan of l90f02
These notes arc costing the city four
and one-half per cent interest A suiIi-
eient balance remains in the city treas
ury after paying all hte known debts
of the city for the iicsal year that
closed yesterday, and the regular bills
for February, to take up the two notes
with their inerests and leave upwards
of $1,000 in the treasury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
DARIUS OWNERSHIP
Noted Horse Causes Trouble in White
River Junction.

White River Junction, Jan. Sic. w,
HodglSins of Boston arrived here today
TO obtain what he says Is possession Of
his horse, Darius time 200, owned
and driven by w. w. Bowser of Belling
Park, this place. He took Sheriff Hoar,
and proceeded and took the horse and
brought it TO F. d. Talbert's stable.
Bowser immediately proceeded to re-
plevin the horse and furnished bonds of
s5.5 In equivalent Of its value, and
also proceeded to hold Mr.. Hodgzins
under arrest for bill against another
horse, Georgia L. time 2;13A, now
in Bowser's stable
IT Il said that State Senator George
f. Whitney Of New Hampshire is half
owner Of Darius"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
AMBASSADORS ARRIVE.
Representatives Of Farance and venezue-
la in Northfeld.

Northfeld Feb. Count peretti de
Ia Rocca, representing the French Gov
ernment, and DR.. Jose ]. Paul, repre-
senting Venezuela, arrived in town last
evening, and win take up the work
Of the Franco Venezuelan Commission
before Umpire Pumley today. They
will be entertained at the Northfeld
House during their stay here. Lieut..
Gov. G. II. Stearns and Adjt. Gen. w.
IT. Gilmore, with other members Of the
Governors stall, met the distinguished
visitors at Bellows Falls and escorted
them here. Mr.. Plumley was represent.
ed by his son, Charles A. Plumley.
Governor Bell will tender the foreign
representatives reception at the ex-
eentive chambers his afternoon ut 4.3o
o'clock. This will be an informal and
public affair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
a Novel Sale.

It would seem that in this day of
merchandising that there
had been nearly every kind Of sale
used ia rush out good at dull times of
tho year, but it looks rs though the
Corner Store had originated a new one
in Penny Sale for Saturday. Pretty
small, Is it not2 But it will save yon
dollars. Read our advertisement Fri
day for fun explanation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
FIRE IN SCHENECTADY.
Six Business Blocks Burned Loss
$4,000

Schenectady. N. u, Feb 4. Six bnsi.
ness buildings on State street were burn
ed this morning. The loss is between
s200,000 and S300,000. The burned
buildings include George al. Cass s. Co.'
store; A. Young & Sons iewelry store;
Maraden Building, occupied by @Uneeda
Lunch Rooms" and as a dwelling house;
and Abraham Lewis brick building. All
were completely destroyed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
THE NUMBER OF
LICENSES REDUCED
In the Future Druggists Licenses viii
Be Counted as Part Of Those to
Which Each Town Voting
Yes rs Entitled.

II has INST been discovered that the
amended license law makes no provision
for druggists licenses above the mum
Der assigned to town by population,
and If Barre should vote Yes this year
the number Of licenses granted will be
reduced by two. Ten licenses, including
druggists, are granted in Barre now,
but under the amended law only eight
can be granted, including druggists. If
two druggists licenses should be grant
ed, the other classes will be reduced
two
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
SISTER VISITS MRS ROGERS.
VIII Return Home Immediately After
Seeing Her.

Windsor, Jan. 81 Mrs. j. o. Gala
han and Miss X. Il. Callahan, half sister
of Mrs. Mary NJ. Rogers, today paid
their last visit TO the condemned woman
at the state prison here Mrs. Callahan
and her daughter arrived yesterday af
ternoon, and it is their plan to return
to their home at Hoosiek Falls, N. Y,
Immediately. The women were accom-
panied by the Rev. Fr. G. G. Delaney,
pastor Of st. Francis Roman Catholic
church, who is Mrs. Rogers spiritual
adviser
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
CLOSE GAME ON ALLEYS.
Eagles and Eurelas Bowled Last Even
ing, Former Winning.

1t takes the Eagles and Eurekas to
roll an exciting game. Last evening,
at Alexaner's alleys, the former team
managed, by hard work, TO squeeze out
five more points in their total than their
opponents, but they didn't take every
string, as they are accustomed to do
with Montpelier teams.
Averill was high man for the Eagles,
his total being $50, and best single
202. Page made the highest single Of
the game, it being 214.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
Foot Anputated.

Bethel, Feb. 1.-The man 'L. J. Ell
dredge," about sixty-fiye years old, who
first gave the name OF IL. j. Aldriehn
and was found in East Bethel two weeks
aro Sunday with his feet and tips Of
fingers frozen, and was later brought to
this village, underwent an operation
Sunday BIZ the Messrs. Drs. Greene,
having part Of one foot amputated
n & feared another operation will be
necessary in order to save the mans
life. He claims to have been a member
III "a. q, 9Th regiment Of New Hamp-
shire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
SMALL BLAZE ON AvERILL STREET
Window Curtains and Walls Of Room
Damaged Some This Morning.

The occupants Of the house at 80
Averill street, owned BY Mrs. Ambrose
Aycrill. were considerably frightened
early this morning by blaze in one Of
the sleeping rooms, occupied by two
young men. One Of the gentlemen had
gone out and left the Kerosene lamp
burning, on stand near the window,
the light blazed and caught the muslin
curtain which Immediately siared up
and communicated tie uames 10 other
articles in the room. The yonng man
who was still sleeping was aroused and
called other other occupants Of the
house, and by quick work, smothered the
flames. The loss is coyererd by insur-
ance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
WHERE ARE OUR RIGHTS
THAT YOU GUARANTEED
Asks Father Gapon in a Proclamation
Just Issued Says Government
is Prosecuting Rather Than
Protecting Workmen.
Protecting Workmen,

st. Petersburg, Feb Father CO.
pom has issued proclamation in which
he says that the government manifesto
which persuaded the workmen to return
to work, promising that the conditions
of labor should be investigated, was a
deception and that the government is
now persecuting the worsmen instead
Of protecting them. He asks, "Where
are our rights that you guaranteedgY
and concludes, Answer, or you win find
the consequences DISASTROUS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
FUNERAL OF FOREST LANDER.
Held From ST, Monica's Church This
Forenoon.

The funeral of Forest Lander, who
died Monday, was held at 0 o'clock this
morning from st, Moniea's church. Rev.
Father Cray olIiciated
The pail bearers were SIX young friends
OF the deceased. They were William
Marion, John Marion, Fred Lascor, Pc
ter Hamel, James Riley and Martin Ri
ley. Many beautiful floral offerings
decked the casket. The interment was
in The Catholic cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
waning 70 Eli Holden.

Editor Of Times; Eli Holden, not on
your life, don't you set the town clock
ahead. II il going faster now than we
can pay. II you want a job 10 BAD Al
a reasonable consideration, set our eser-
seer Of the poor back q few uotcle~ aeh
Gay until you get him into nosmal
condition il regard % his daties.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
philanthropist Dead.

Worcester, Mass Feb 1.--Edmund
A. Goodnow, Woreester's greatest phil.
anthropist, died this morning, aged a8
years. Throughout his life he was con.
stantly giving to religious and eaucas
tional Institutions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
Prince Frederick Convalescent

Berlin. Feb Prince Eitel Freder-
iek. who has been seriously i'll with
inflammation Of the lungs has safely
passed the crisis and is now on the
road TO recovery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
WILL RECEIVE DEpUrAr1oN.
czar TO Hear Representatives Of the
Workingmen Today.

London, Feb. 1.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of Reuters Telegram CO.
reports that the Gar has decided to re-
ceive deputation Of workmen at Tsar-
koe Selo today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
SIX MEN BURIED
BENEATH SLIDE OF ORE
Four Are Dead and Other Two Are
Seriously Injured in West vir-
ginia Accident in Steel
plant

Wheeling. w. Va, Feb. 1,--Early this
morning SIX men were buried beneath
slide Of ore at the Belcair plant Of
the Carnegie Steel Co. Two have al
ready been taken out dead, two serious
ly injured, and two others are believed
to be dead
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
STRIKE In WARSAW SPREADING.
Nearly All workmen in District Now
Out.

Warsaw, Feb. 1.-The strike move
ment in Warsaw province continues to
spread. Practically all the employees
Of the manufacturing districts in the
province are now out.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
Downovo Appointed Minister.

st. Petersburg, Feb. Lit is officially
announced that p. N. Downovo has been
appointed minister Of the interior TO
succeed Prince AIirsky.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
School Win Reopen Tomorrow.

Goddard seminary will open tomorrow
morning the same as usual and all class
es be resumed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-01
HAsN,r MIssED DAY IN YEAR.
r. F. D. Route Started Year Ago To-
day With C. @, Carr Carrier.

Rural Free Delivery Route No. 2 from
Barre was started year ago today
with Clarence G Carr as carrier, and
although it has been year with some
pretty good weather records Mr.. Carr
hasn't missed a trip in the year.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
SEGGION bE FOllENT0, AGRICULTURAL, IN.
DySTRIA Y GOMERGIO,
P0sihIIldsd Dc sIguna lndusifia On Puerto Rleo.

m Ss Puerto ise psTO g Ris3 .ss e. indus
Parece oue bsv o snS1go ~ - san nnersbIas % b
Il sssss go pan au5au @ g o 8
% g neeooo que otIo n9 hays neyeqo De apsgo e
Tsa ~ ln'uss'AA 4 ~ 4
81 ea9s e azdoa dos tres cOshas baen benf
clio pec99iario de sber ndo log mecados
soconea % nSo9ses \ cana g oS sc -
obsn % a a osS sgsggiss g. paF 2 gs8 % @
s po as en os ssouos ds oTdin.Eo
de hacer propaganda De luch drar de- nuestro
mente aendeo do Yendo hSc suspirando
% @ s rsr oaas pir eVr @ psg[oa ae
qo9 IS snsdos n p sntss n ss csgGss que M n
una fusr5a de 9nstnc aydad lGgE?
apaa enervantes deando Puerto
gnancas or elias oBssdas con dmTarn de como
pueblo agnque lentaente introduce debdo mpusos
extra60
say aIgoien I.la De
lee Gales que s comp s .qe po que rban nues pueEtos
libra aesnzs pTsco obs
oones por que salem de nus p eSndsa oan5ade s
SsTv g %atsa pImA industries Dc = pss DC snPsnr
Construios nuestTas vndas pegs de arc aaO hdra
pago 90 centAY orc quio de papeos dunte Carnival
Oro9 H 9scaos m as prola engmerscons =, - r
do mpOrr hahuelss arcuQs daTio
- 80 cos os I Y
hbantes entbn lueha Do l.
Podfassnos oistar
oresCones Dc h ntgnc huna @ perfsceionan ep Qe
sucpbes
rofund atbutos La direction engendra a
Nuuez cn bso dominic del per-
mo sufren cbOs rcses en comres en- Cd actvd en- u
nas moral esq muud De europeos que anuene eRan log Edos
No nentamos moline
onSs az 49, s1s nas n CONC
aoeDts % n @ seop SP1 s sO Is 5i %
dad &c &c una sgrupne6n On humans. =, s. ., 8. -
T.MAR1UAeH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
Sobr 9 Obras PdbIiGas.

Antier en- II session del Consejo. el
aeflor TesOrer0 pusO de relive buenoa
deseos para con ell Tesoro de Puerto
Rico Y Is meiOr maneFa como este debe
erinVertido. Defendi6Io oponi6ndc-
se 6 que go hagan aumentOs sin raz6n
8 vRrios empleados por 81 nero capri
cho del jefe del depaftaunento CORES
pondiente, y, reiri6naose 6 Obras P6-
blicas, manifesto categ6ricamente su
opinion de que no hRbiendo dinero pa
"a Ii construction de nuevos Caminos
debfan suprimir varios empIeados de-
los que hasta ahOra entendian en- ese
serviciO.
Tndic6. adem6u. Ia necesidad de una
nueva organization en- ese Centric. el
que de ahOrR en- adelante. haata que
hAya dinero. solo se dediCar6 CAST ex-
exclusivsmente & Ia conservation dc
Los kilometres de Carretera C0nstrui-
dos. Recomend6. en- ga consecuencia,
que se aguardara & Ia lIegada del nue.
v0 Elliott para diecutir ese presupues-
TO de Obras P6blicaa.
Nos Ggrada YER que indicaciones due
hiCieramOs en- este diario en dias pasa-
dos han encontVado eco tan autorizado
como eI del senior Tegorero de Puerto
Rico.
Ls alentamos & que peraista en- ese
sentidO, procurando que los emplea-
dos. desde eI mas alto 81 mas pequefIo.
que no preaten an setvicio Elective &
ID isIa sean suprimidog y que 90 dismi-
nuyan los sueldos & muChos que hoy 10
tienen tan lujoso como pudierRn tener-
10 empIeados an6logos en- paises donde
81 erariO p6blic6 est6 rico! Creemos
que todo debe ser relative, y que 81 en-
los Estados UnidOs, poF ejemplo. est&
iustiticadO nm sueldo de $3.50 y $3.50
para an escribiente. no 10 eetS, de min
guna manera, en- Puerto Rico. Hay
que Rdaptarse & Iss condolences Ioca-
les. 81 medic ambiente. para que Ia vi
da economies Be faciIite.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
SucgSOs y COnent0S

En- buena compsfIfa estsn los que en-
q pals Sc dan & lau1entaci0nes.
POrque W se Babe que en 81 C0naeio
Executive pOr nada da--lcomo quien di-
Cel-se eacuChan ayes mas 8 menos
Iastimosos.
Cuando se trata De aprobar este 8
aqu6l asunto, los Concejeros dicen:
AZ! az! Gyi-por Orden coFFeIativo.
Sin embargo, & veCes no les due
len. sprendas.
x hsy ocasiones en- que RIgunO p0r
no cOnocer no concce nS IG pea0.
"a ciertoa @. B. be dadO la gente en-
.a flor de bautizarIes con el bOnito mo-
to de eIoros.O
No bien se habla del de presupues-
tOs. rnurmurRn:
-iEl toro esta en- la plaza.
Y Cuando huelen que hay alguno tR-
pAdito de ID importancia del No. /, no
ceSan de decir:
-SalgR 81 torol saIga d torol....
En tanto elpais esta para cortarse
h coleta.
X eso que todos los toros habidos
y por haber los contempla desde la ba-
Frera de u Ley Foraker.
No gerfa extra6O. que. con motiv0
de seInejaptes triquinuelas taur0m6
quicos, so presentara Puerto Rico el
mejor die vestido de Don Tancred0 en-
81 propio redondel deZ Consejo Ejecu-
two.
En- vez de toros, debieran lIamarse
caimanes Ciertos G. B.
Para que en- el py6xirno Carnival
tuVi6ramos unos instantes de CRllejero
espaFCimiento los cOntFibuYe de
toda escalR.
De ese modo. no Sc dirfa entonces
que eZ toro eStG en- LG plaza 8 isaZgG el
toaOi sin6 mas propiamente:
Huye que te plea .ese animal.
(GQst5 So h0ce la naed6tGcS63a) que tiene
los dientes de caim6n ....
El doctor Barbos8, prop6sito de
presupuestog. manifesto on 81 Consejo
que 81 be tenid0 cabRlgaduras.
Que, por propia experiences. gabe
que Is asignaci6n de Is pesos los
Rgentes de RentaG InteFnRs para el
Guido de los mismos (de los cAballos:
cOastel ca excesiva.
Entiend0 10 misn1o: muY eXCesiVa
es, n tai cantidad. Y a6pase que 20
tan6bi6n he tenido cabAlgadurRs.
Asunto de pelStO- como dicen en-
Ponce-ha sido en- ell Conseio el de
lumbar ID CasiIIa de ID Puerta de San
Juan.
El g. b. presentad0 con tan pIauAi-
bic motive, empezsrk q re9ir 8 si sc
quiere rBjar la citada casilIa Sinmes
diatsmente despu6s de sd aprobaci6n.
Por su parte ell H. b. de incorpora-
ci6n della C6mara. de ComerCio di6
no POGO que hacer en- Ia C6mara.
de Delegados.
O como dirfa an barbudO amigo
milo:
~ Tan tapsi como tan tan!
PERIDEM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

esta ciuded, he afenido diferentes oca-
stones de hablar con abogados. conner
ciantea, aQricultores. periodistas.
aceTca de la crisis econ6micR que atra-
ViesR MayeRiisz y ga Jurisdiction, y
todos me Is han pintado con coIores
negr0s.
PoF supuesto no tenfa necesidad de
recurrir 6 reIatos de amigos para
darme cabal leuenta del malestar econ6-
micO porque atraViesa eata bella ciu-
dad, pues. me bee solamente cOmpa-
rar como esf de este antes con el
aspecto que hoy entan IA playa en
Ia qae apenaG 81 Sc n0ta movimiento
commercial con aus QFandes 0Imacenes
Carradcs. % hermoGa calle de M6ndez
Vig0. por Ia Que spenas Sc We cruzar
IN coche de hora en- hora. y sobFe
todo d ciudad, p0r ID que solo transi
tan & les h0ragm6g COZ rcufridas. algu-
nos chiQuillos, que 90 han Que1ado sin
il & Is eEcuela
Por Ia general 1ayaQiisz en- tiennpOs
normaEeS sufriA una crisis econ6micR
ALA ror los meses de julio, hesta que
Ilegaban de nueYo las cosechas. mas
hoy la CRISIS ae preaenta en- enero, al
es que los mayBgi1eZanOs tienen p0r
delante una Quests. que subir.
Durante Ia guerra en- esta ciudad SO
suspende en- absolute ID construcci6L
de Casas hasta el extreme de que unos
terrencs que ae encontFabEn en- Ia
calle de M6ndez Vig0. Sc de1icsn por
so 1uefO Il cultiVo.
Casss que en- esa miSma Important
sima via, rentsbRn $50 de alquiler, hoy
solo rentAn 10.
La magnf6ca casa en- qua 20 estoy
hospedado. propiedad de los se "a sres
Prats y TOIoss. les cost6 sus duefos
$4,000 y hoy 10 venden gustosos on
4, 600, sin que Sc present9 C0mprador
aI9uno.
Una casa de Ia caIle priacipaI del
Rosario qua c9at6 mas de- $4,000 se
Vende en $500 dejs de alquiler 50 so
mensuales.
No acabaria 81 citar fuera identi.
cas- casas que sbundan Y que prueban
que no 50 quejan en- vanO los msya-
gtiezanos
Aqu1 solo las iglesiss cat6'icRs y
prCtsstantes y hasta las espiritist2s sc
muestran en- estado pr6sper0.
POr otrs parte Is poderosa central
de GuSniCa cele1rs contracts con Is
compa6fs de los ferFocagFiles. pOr IL
que eeta Be compromete & no Hevar la
cafIe de Ia parte sur de MaysoI q 81
GCOlOso9 por eiempIo Dsndose Ell
caso de Ia hacienda eR .aa9 de- h Suca-
sion Carreras. Cd Guknica. de no po-
DER moler sn c III en- Ponce, pt q
y compa6fa del ferrccarriI en- virtu
del contFato calahrado an II Central
GuSniCa no puade Conducir q caf
que 20 50 le venda ella. y h Central
no se atFeVe molesla pOrque hsy por
medic IN pleito y teme & una reciama-
Z Concluyo por hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
NOiICias De Arecib0
(De sss'estr0 o0rrssp0n8a1)

Enero 25.-
Hoy be han decIarado an hueIQa pa
cffica los braceros que trsbsian en las
haCiendas y los cualea aoIiCitan aumen-
50 de jorna@; con este motivo. han pa
raiizadO aus tranajO8 las haclendas
xOriente.S eCanosS y SI4ss ClarasS que
desde principles de mes habfan comen-
zado Il moIienda.
Seg61 nos hemOs IL tornado Sc para
Iizara Il zaffa durante dos meses pues
los dueflos de las hsciandRs no Sc en-
Cuentran dispuestos & aceeder 6 10 que
pretenden los braceros. pues es impo
sib.e reeularizar & pagAr an tip0 de
iornal todos los ] lrnaIeros cuando
hay indiViduo que no puede ganar 10
mism0 que otro puos hi su actitud ri
fuerzas ffsicas Sc 10 permite. Lasti-
ma es, que estos infelicas sean tan NAL
RcOnse jadcs pues pronto tocar6n los
resultados de la hueIga.
Las hueIgas sin diuaro no resultan
y menos en IN pals arrninado dCnde
solo Teina IG mayor miseria.
-AuOche hubo IN incendi0 en- una
pieza de cana propiedad de don Sebss-
tian Figueroa Sc quem6 solo una
cuerda pues SO scudi6 tempo. Sc
ignoFa ell oFieen aunoue Sc dice sea
producido por una chispa de la loco
motOra del tren correo.
-Ha Ilegado esta ciudad un meg-
nffico cinemat6grafo Lumiere ell cual
exhibir6n sus duefios ell pT6ximo saba
do en- nuestro teatro dando function di
cho dfa y el domingo. Sc proponen
tan prOnto Sc instale ell aIumbrado ei6c-
trico dar una function de prueba para
que Sc juzgue de Ia bondad de los apa-
FRtos.
So encuentra en- esta ciudad el Ii
cerciad0 don Herminio Disz que ha
venido con objeto de asistir & IL vista
de una reclamation de una fianza ante
esta Corte de Distrito y Ia Cusl fn6
suspendida hoy por iIc0mparecencia
de an teatigo y tendrs lugar mtfisna &
Les. nueve.
Este Concejo Municipal en- su Sc
sion del lanes acord6 a prOpueeta del
concejal sefIor Watts Sc nombre MEM
bro de Ia comisi6n para Ia reorgaDiza-
ci6n del cuerpo de bomberos al AIcal-
de Sr. Perez Avi'6s. Sc designaron
4U9 u1QuBouVS para AUB OlSblDBpe E&uuGB
de Is administrator. don Epifanio Pc
rez, de Ornate: don Manuel Astor,
Hospital: don Juan Watts. para los
cochee; don jose Mara, Planta eI6ctri-
ca; dan jose CIivilles. cementerio, y
Ermindo CadillR. acueducto.>
El pr6ximo viernes ceIabra Ia Lo-
gia eTanams0 tenidR de iniciaci6n & la
cual invita- & todos ma ones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
The Royal Mail 5. ?. COInpda Y
LONDON.
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1889
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY,S GOVERNMENT.

Los magnfcos yapores SESKo & <EDE, de esa Compania
snudar o 81 esGa en- Ia o de Puerto epezanO Enero
Hoandesas Fncesas Venezuela Colombia etc. Estos vans s
ecomienan especamene los turas estando eoupados con
oda case de comfort modeno Sc admte m6n carga para las
sas anedchas ademas para todos pueos de Eropa
Ademas de esos yapore pasageros que reaarn en- este
puerto rguarmene cada quncna empeando Enero 23 ha
bra una buena OCCASION embarr para todos los pueros
Europa or los vapores de carga Compaa los cuaes Do
dram toar cuaquer de los pueros s sempre que h
ya sufciente carga. Para mas deales dergrse a
Frtze Lundt & Co scccs, SAN JUAN Agentes Generates
Fntze Lundt Co Succs MAYAGUEz Agentes
J. 7. Silva Bank & Co. AGUADILLA. Agenks
G. Ledesma & Co. ARECBO, Agente
Feici & Co. PONCE: Agentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
FIESTA REliGIOSA len
PUERTA De TERRA.

81 domingo pr6ximo & las 8 = 80 b.
m. go llevsr6 & efecto en- Puerta de
Terra, Is bendiCi6n de ID imsgen del
Ssgrado Coraz6n de Jes6s. OiciarS
en- dicha ceremonia Monse6or BIenk
Ocupar6 Ia c6tedra del Espiritu Santo,
81 PbrO. Padro Ne. Berries.
ApadFinar6n dicha q sta. los Sres.
B'guientes: Francisco de r. AcuflR,
Juan joss EzQuisga. Miguel PorteIa y
Sra. Garard0 Soler, Sfta. Rosa Eche-
vestrs, GumeFsindo Suafez. Gestera,
UbaEFi, Jose LOmba. y SEa., Rafael
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

M. ZMrEo GANDIA
Director
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

PrenbSo8 b los SaapOate9ates sO6re ISbre,
tas. So sortearan 8 todos los amos en-
ire Los que mas SO distingan pOr SO
constancia en- el Ahorro.
Horqs de Caiia: Para las imposiCio-
mes:
De liz 1O4 de Ia ma6ana, y de / & 81
de Ia tarde los d{as laborables: y de 81
( 103 de Ia Hnafiana los Domingos. Para
u extFaCciones las migmas horas ex-
septO Il de los DomingOs.
Re0JdnsestO dg "a SsoOS6n: Las per-
sonas que int9resen mas pormenoFes
sobre les imposiciones. extracCiOneg
manera de iquidar intereses. etc. pue-
den soIicitar un eiemplar en- Ia Gaia.