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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-24
EIGHT PATIENTS
HAVE SHOWN GRATIFYING RE-
SUITS IN TREATMENT FOR
SPINAL \ MENINGITIS.

NEW YORK. April 2I.-Dr. Louis
NJ. kommell, House surgeon at Leb.
anon Hospital announced last night
that he believes lie has cure for
cerebro spinal meningitis in a COM
pound of certain drugs which he has
hyperdermically administered 10 eight
patients and the effects of which have
been gratifying.
AS his experiments have not pro.
ceeded sufficiently far to satisfy him
self absolutely as yet, he refuses tc
make known the nature of the cure.
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18th E TEN DER AME VEN TO
"A DoWlE'ss 20 LOWERS BY TIL :s5
APOSTLE HIMSELF.
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.(By Publishers,, 81, prreiss.l

CHICAGO, April PA spring
house cleaning Of Zion City that
Will sweep out Of the church all false
prophets and heresy shouters is plan.
ned by. John Alexander Dowie. !.
InI5two Easter sermons yesterday
the head Of the church referred TO
the discussions that have sprung up
during his absenceSin Mexico on the
Spying out Of the land tour.
Throughout his remarks the prophet
gave point TO his remonstrance by
saying that Zion was filled with "Hu.
man mules
The mule Is an abomination. When
4 so to Mexico there will be no mules
In my colony. Those that kick like
mules at me are simply kicking at
the Lord himself. s'
"Woe osthe man who stirs dissen.
sion In the church. 1t would be a fine
thing for a sheep herd to be led by
his flock, wouldn't it?"
u don't mind being criticized by
men who are competent to crlticise
but You are not competent. |. am go.
Ing TO have a spring house cleaning
before long and may God have mercy
on you who want TO be prophets and
whom God does not want to be
prophets"
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NEGRosGoT5u GLY sWo U N III II ] IS.
Alb DoMEN skTu DAY M G II 49,
" UT#ToLDs N o$TAEES. III

4 e.
Saturday mldnightEas the county
and city officers were preparing to
raid the gambling house on Main
street under the Famous; an account,
of which appears elsewhere, a tele-
phone message from. the First ward
informed Chief Morgan Of the fact
that colored man was found TO be
stabbed in a. house on Morgantown
avenue. X Il,
The chief sent Officer Fleming over
and he had but little difficulty in 10.
eating the place, but the negro would
not divnlge the name of his assal.
ant or assailants. He had bad
knife wound In the abdomen from
which the officer thought the entrals
we're protruding. The wound was
probably an inch long.
The man claimed he was not at all
hurt. that the wound was only a lit
lie more than skin deep, and that he
would be all right In a few minutes.
The officer insisted that he go to a
hospital or at leost summon physl,
clan, but he would not hear to this.
All he would say in regard to ques.
tons, was that some white men had
done the deed Some think that he
was caught with negro woman by
her husband. AT least suspicion
points to that theory, as he was sup.
posed to have been stabbed on East
Park avenue. e
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SENATOR ALGER
Was Stricken With Acute Indigestion
Last Night But Is Better To-Day.

DETROIT, Mich, April 24.-It was
stated at the residence of United
States Senator Alger who was strick.
en- last night with an acute attacl,
of indigestion that tile patient was
much better at G o'clock this morn.
Ing. The Senator was stricken as the
train on which lie was travelling from
California to Detroit reached West
Detroit. The Senator was not rem
!dered unconscious, his companions
say.
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W. c. I. U. Notice.

Because of the informal reception
to be given the city teachers in WI.
lard Hall Tuesday evening by the
W. c. 7. u, there will be no meeting
of that organization tomorrow after.
noon. All regular and honorary mem.
bers together. with their husbands
and wives are expected to be present
at the reception at Willard Hall
Tuesday evening from S to 10 o'clock.
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s pr..A. &. soYd Dead.

ne death of Dr.. A. R. Boyd occur.
fse "a t#the Cook Hospital Saturday
4 night lat - O'clock. Dr. Boyd had
been g resident of Fair,nont for about
three weeks, and was employed in
the detail office of DR.. A. R. Badgley
81 The remains were sent to Carlysle
4 1 Kentucky, Sthis morning, accompanied
by his wife, who has been with him
dnring his illness.
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Entertained at Dinner n r, I

Several of the young lady clerks.
at Hartlcy's store entertained their
former cashier Miss Bess Mcfarland, /
at dinner at the Tavern yesterday
They were Misses Margaret Ice; An An
ma Braden, Nellie Blacliiston, AIDA
Ford, Anna Ford, Ella snider, Blanehs
Price, Halle Martin, Minnie Martin;
and Mrs. Hough. y 4 5Si \; X, $ NJ
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Little Child Dead.

The infant son of Mr.. Ellsworth
Riddle. of Camden.on.Gauley, died at
the Miners Hospital Saturday night.
Pneumonia was the cause of his death.
The remains were shipped to Cam.
den;on.Gauley for intermcnt.
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Improvement at Cook Hospital.

An up:to.date steam laundry is the
latest Improvement at the Cook Hos.
pital. The plant was installed in the
basement Of the old Hospital building
and SO far has given entire satisfac-
ton.
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HlI
Homer .ikenss of Hartley store III
spent s. tsifday8Sin# Graft VI ISL " Sl{ n

It5 4li9Yy
Homer ikens, OF Hartley store,
spent Saturday ih Grafton.
m. Harry Kimmel, Of Grafton, was
Sunday yisitor in the clty.5 S,S
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
tteraeld on Friday, April 21st a,
son KIM Y!
aIrs. .l Stone left this morning
f q, 4 short visit with friends in Park,
srsh,irss ss NJ "a Si..
Mrs Basil Layman is in Morgan.
Town the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Layman. (
Fred Boydston and Dana Miller, of
shesS r. "! y spent Sunday here with
sheir parents.
Robert Kinkead, Of Warrington,
spent yssterday with his parents,
M ~ and 81 ~ Mrs n Il y H. Kinkead.
Miss Nell Murphy, OF Pennington,
Spent Sunday with her sisters, Misses
AZ o 'llit,E and Rose Murphy, on Benoni
Avenue.
The Hon. Joseph II. McDermott, Of
the moo ern3E Athens, IS in our city to.
day and called in 10 see the West
yirginian.
~. and Mrs: Turney Reed were in
me city esterday, the guests of the
iofmer's parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Thomas Reed
Kiss Y y, a y Iettle Martin, who has been
he guest other sister, Mrs. Clyde
Holt, returned Ito her home in FL.
dora yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cole, Of Clarks
burg spent Easter in the city, tho
guests Is so g, Mrs. Coles parents, Mr. and
y A1IrsssI Tough. 5
Mrs. q IS. Sands, Joseph Sands, Jr,
and q Mrs n H: shafer, Of Terra Alta,
were guests the home Of Mr.. j. e.
Sands " over q; Sunday
Dr ohm Race, president of Grant
College Chattanooga, Tenn, is the
guest III his brother Mr.. L. G. Race,
90 Fairmont avenue.
Miss Mary Deveney, who has been
s1isiti N her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Iam q ey eney, returned to Mt. De
s;han l1l1l Seminary this morning
Guy 2 richard was In the city a
lew ours Saturday en- route to Graf.
sStmts u visit Herschel Rose, who is III
AZ Uphold 8feyerqat the Grafton iCty
sIaspita
Dr:.3anli NIrs. D. Il. L. Yost left this
Morning for Cincinnati to spend sew.
t Il e days Miss Burrls Boydston is
charge ofsthe office during the doc.
absence
y N eisenring, formerly employ.
sd with the Fairmontt Coal Company,
and a now y located in Dunbar, Pa, has
ssE,eeen fn Fairmont for the past few
sssiay Is calling on friends.
Il; III Hon. d. j. Murphy, of ST.
Mhary,s Il Peasants county, is visitor
81 t2 ,I our city today and called on the
Vest Yirglnian. Mr.. Murphy is one
S Sof The leading Republicans of his sec
stidns
q The Hon James H. Stewart, Of
y gantown, director Of the West
Virginia Agricultural Experiment
stntion, was lin the city on Saturday
ma favored ,s the West virginian with
II call S5;si
Il asttrs: {: " y. swisher and children
let o-dayaforS Charleston to take up
fheiriS residence in that city. Their
N many Fairmont friends we're sorry
ITO see them 60, knowing that they
VIII vii bel absent for&the next four years
Y ut least.
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III r. ". Bryant, 3of the Warrington
Record, accompanied by Mrs. Bryant,
I spent Easter in this city.
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i Ms. NJ! ]. Lantz went to Clarks.
burg today to spend few days with
Il her daughter, Mrs. l.. C. Grille.
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.SOCIE q ] =
ENJOYABLE Gard Party,

The card party given last night I'M
honor of Miss. Nellie Blackshere by
the Misses Beatty was very enjoyaz
bic affair, and twenty.four5 euchreSss
players contested for handsome
prizes. Miss Helen kirkland won the
first prize for the ladies, "a handsome
Nethersole silver bracelet. DR.: Dou:$
gan won a silver corkscrew, Fred
Prichard basket Of Easter chickens
and Miss Gertrude Bailey a match N
receiver. The lone hand prize swimmer
was Mr.. q. G.. Smith, Of Clarksburg,
handsome medallion picture being y
his reward for playing the largest
number of lone hands during the,
evening. Among those present. were:
Misses nellie Blackshere, Gertrude
Bailey. of Morgantown; Catherine 4
Blackstone, of Mapletown, Pa; N1rs..s
Catherine; Lewis, Of Baltimore x Mrs. 4
L. G. Smith, of Clarksburg; Misses Is
Olive Kirkland, Helen Kirkland, AR
dea Morgan, Blanche koen, Rose
Dodge, Messrs. A. c. Free, Ralph
Burt, Hartman, Tenn; Harry Black
shere, Burch Koen, Fred Beatty, EHar.
ry Beatty, Clint Dancer, E. 4 G. Smith, "A
Of Clarksburg; Guy S. Furbee, George \
Bowers, DR.. Dougan and Fred Pricb.S;s
ard.-Saturday's Warrington Records
Fraternity viii Entertain Judge Day.
ton and Wife. z: sis 81
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity; of 3
the University will give a dinner top:ss:
morrow at the Hotel Peabody in hoti.5;:
or of$Judge and Mrs. A. G. Dayton ,s.iofS !.
Philippi. All the young men Of the
organization with ladies will: be PRES:
,ent. Judge and Mrs. Dayton, Mr.. and !;
Mrs. J. P. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs y. IL
collard and Hon. George G. Sturgisss
Will be invited guests. Mr., CollardE II
and Mr.. Sturgiss are members iof the
fraternity and Judge Dayton,s son w
Arthur, now in the University, also
belongs to,the brotherhood Morgan. X
town Chronicle.
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The choir scene in "York State
Folks" tonight viii be one Of the
special features. ri; Il
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az Marion Cafe, Commercial lunch,
s 1ls:: 5to{s2 Pm. 15c. <
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Why not lie: the, Marion Claim
Agency collect that claim for you7 Z
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Miss Edna Morgan is in Manning
! ton for the dance to be given blythe
Misses Kirkland at the Elks' Club
this evening. The entertainment Isl
given in honor Of Miss Eleanor Black
shere. az Pa ll.sSS53|s
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All Music sung in Wang on sale only
st Marion Plano Co. 4 ;s!s:;!'E ~
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I've got the habit of decoration
fronts for big blow outs. ST..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-24

"York State Fo1ks,' Grand Opera
House tonight. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-24

I've got the habit Of decoration
fronts for big blow outs. S. l.. r.
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Stag Party at Mannlnaton.

Mr.. A. G. Free, whose marriage 8to.
Miss Eleanor Blackshere takes place!
on Wednesday night at Warrington:
was the host, at stag party Saturday
night at the Bartlett. Hotel in that,
city, Mr.. Ed. Slack, of this city, was
guest OF the affair. 595 q.
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AND SURPRISE

AND SURPRISE
is assured to all who buy their Elec-
trical Supplies here, our present
prices are so astonishingly small.
Our assortment is large and the quail
ity is unsurpassed. All first class
ELECTRICAL GOODS
are here. We will gladly furnish cs,
Inmates for wiring houses, factories,
Office buildings, etc.
D. L. MAYERS,
Jacobs Building. Monroe Street.
Both Phones.
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3ss3t York State Folks" Grand Opera
ipuSe tonight.
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lNOULDNlI'IjALII

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-11

I'm buen ''Ou /" en- Ia base de Home. "

No nos extra no 10 magistral que qued6
aver el desaffo DE baseball, efectuado en-
tre ell "Almendares'' y los "Escojidos,"
debido 4 que son va bastantes conocidos
los jugadores pc pertenecientes & estos Clubs.
Todos desemp peharon a conciencia su CO.
metido y fueron muy aplaudidos por ell
numeroso pdblico que los presenciaba.
Ell enthusiastic Oyama era ell captain de
los "Escojidos" e hizo cuanto pudo para
salir victorioso, pero sus aspiraciOnes fra
casaron, al empuje de los almendaristas
Estos como siempre, valientes al campo,
demost1aron que son, los que dOminan
aquel terreno.
Como paLO8 estuvieron buenos, trucando-
Sc solo dos jugadores.
I'm roll dado por Claudio Montanez,
fu6 uno de los mejores paLOs que Sc vic en-
la tarde de aver.
Este roll vali6 bases, la bola fu6 4
parar tres metros detras del central field.
Con un nutrido APPLAUSE fu6 recibido es-
te iugador cuando hizo la carrera.
Florentino, maestro en- este sport, estuvo
aver como siempre, sublime, di6 un oot en-
su base de catcher que don Pepe le vali6
repetidos aplausos.
Queda demostra ado, pues, que ell decano,
no tiene rival en- la "Liga'' y que maneja
el iuego zen forma y modo'', como dirfa el
amigo GuGTiOneG.
En- ell SO. inning fu6 donde los 'HEscoii-
dos" hicieron todas las combinaciones que
tuvieron bien: Cambio de pitcher y
catcher, el short-stop la Ia, la la. fuera
del terreno, el central field al lett field, en-
fin, tantas combinaciones hicieron, que con
elias mismas fueron vencidos por cuatro
carreTas.
Con este desafio van cinco corridas. Lo
que es Oyama no We una. Y 10 sentimos
deveras, no 10 dude, pues lie apreciamos,
porque vale.
Algo tarde termin6 dicho acto, y llama
mos la atenci6n al presidente de Ia ''Liga''
para que de principle un POGO mas tenn.
| prano 4 los desaffos que ALI Sc efectuan.
Tn pequefio incidento surgi6 en- la Clio
rieta entire dos j6venes por diferencia dc
ideas, quedando zanjada con la interven
ci6n de un tercerO.
JUAN BATE.
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ACusagiOn que Sc lego a ChiquilIOs
delinCu6nteS.

Esta manana Sc ley6 la acusaci6n los
muchachos Domingo Cepeda, Luis Rivera,
Eduardo Perez, Ramon Nunez de once y
catorce amos de edad por hurto de cinco
chinas tres aguacates. Los chiquillos,
con gran despreocupaci6n y serenidad, re-
lataban los hechos, como 81 NADIA de parti-
cular hubiera en- ellos.
Este es uno de los casos de precocidad
criminal. ST esos muchachos en- vez de il
a la carcel, fueran recojidos y educados
convenientemente, tai vez podrfan rectif-
car ser hombres titles Ia sociedad.
De la carcel seguramente no derivaran
NADIA bueno. "
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Ed ICT0
EStadOs UnldOS de America
EI PreSldente de los {, w.
DECLARATION De DOMINIC.
En- Ia Corte de Distrtto del Dis

En- la COrte de Distrito del Dis
tYStO Judicial de GatGyama, p. r.
POR CUANTO: habiendo presentado
don Heraclio Mendoza Martinez, propieta-
rio, vecino de Cayey, un escrito solicitan-
do la declaration de Dominic su favor
inscription en- ell Registro de la Propie-
dad de la siguienie finca "RUSTICA, sin
nombre radicada en- el barrio de "Maton
Abajo," t6rmino municipal de Cayey,
compuesta de cuarenta ocho cuerdas
ounce centfmetros de terreno, colindante
nor el Norte con terrenos de Pedro Santa
90, por el Sud con los de Sebastian Rive
"a otros del promovente, por ell Este ell
rio de "Mato' y por Oeste los terrenos de
P. Cartagena mas del promovente.
POR TANTO y habiendose ordenado
Dor el Hon. Luis Muiioz Morales, Juez de
esta Corte, Sc publique la expresada petit
ci6n por tres veces en- el peri6dico "La Co
rrespondencia de Puerto Rico,' para que
los que tengan alg6n derecho real sobre el
inmueble descrlto y las personals ignoradas
& quienes pueda periudicar la inscription
comparezcan 81 quieren alegar su derecho,
dentro del termino de sesenta dfas natura-
les a contar de la fecha de la primera Pu-
blicaci6n de este edicto; ibro la Presente
que frmoy sello con el de esta Corte, en-
Guayama, P. r., a. nueve de Diciembre
de 1908.
Francisco Morales.
Secretario de la Corte,
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Oficina del Attorney General.
AVIS S 0

Sc hace saber los que posean conoci-
mientos dc Stenografia y escritura en- ma
quina que los dfas 20, 81 y % del corrien-
te mes, de 8 4 y a. m. y de 2 q 4 p. M,
Sc celebrardn en- esta Ofcina examenes
practicos para juzgar la competecia de los
que Sc presenter y clasifcarlos a fin de
que puedan ocupar las vacantes que ocu-
rran en- ell Departamento de Justicia. Los
e;erciciOs seran en- idioma castellano.
Frank FeuiIIe,
3v.a. Attorney General,
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COrte municipal de San Juan.
JuiGiOS celebrates hoy.

Alejandro B. Jona.-Hurto de menor
cuantfa, dos meses de arresto.
Santiago Latimer.-Por aggression $15
de multa.
Juan Col6n.-Hurto de menor cuantfa
mess de arresto.
Agustina Hernandez.-Delito contra
la paz pdblica, dos meses de arresto.
Maria Atiles y Francisco Rivera, POI
igual delito, cinco pesos de multa cada
una.
Felipe Bonilla por la misma causa IS
de multa.
Luis rro-Acometimiento absuel-
to.
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MIGUEL sAB1No sqsnasa 1taAono-

@WIGUEL eABINO = 5d8trerE0 ItQkanG-
IS San Fgaucsac0 55 San Juan, PR
Va ha Ilegad9 ell vapor frances ssQuebe,3
y como 10 habia Ofreeido en- q herecido di-
rectamente de Paris Ell gran suTtido en- te-
las de alta noyedad y elegancia de todos
colores y para tOdos los gustOs.
RuegO pues d mis- nUnaeTos0s clientes ,se
sirvan hacernae una vista, de Ia cue les
asaguro saIdran complacidos.
En- 10 que respecta calidad buen gus
to, este 10 tiene acreditado el estableci-
mfento desde su fundaci0n, y todo cuanto
podria decir esta probable con hechos desde
que Sc abari0 al publico esta casa en- esta
eiudad.
Como va 10 tengO anunciado 0tTas Yeces
el que quiera Yestir con elegancia barato
puede haceTlo pagando Ia pequela suna
de $1.20 por semana.
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Va estd en- puerta. Recibense infor-
mes de que la companfa que ha de actuar
en- el coliseo del parque en- breve, recomen-
dara por ST sola aquf, y donde vaya la
"Ciudad de Mexico" San Francisco 80.
Su calzado blanco de Iona cabretilla pa
ra sefioras caballeros y ninos medias y
calcetines de hilo de Escocia 4 80 centa-
vos, paraguas, panuelos de seda hilo,
infnidad de artfculos mas que haeen pun
to y raya sus precios.
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Destruction de dos tOrpederos.

New York, Diciembre II, 1.30 p. m.
Dos torped6ros de la marina espanola
que Sc hallaban repardndose en- Ell arsenal
qusdaron destr uidos salvandose solamente
ell casco.
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Varias explosiones de p6lvora mate
rial de guerra ALI depositados causaron
grandes desperfectos en- el cuerpo prinei-
pal del edifcio de dep6sito. Hubo mu-
chos heridos.
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Estd probado que eI mejor Turr6n de
los fabricados en- Puerto Rico es ell de An
gelet Hermanos marca el Catalan. Los
dulces que elabora en- su establecimiento
pueden competir con los meiores de Euro
pa. San Jose II.
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- Una joven sefiora que conozca di-
buio puede obtener colocaei6n en- "The
Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroidery
Co.," 19 Fortaleza, San Juan. Is v. s.
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Las fuerzas de Ia gnarniei6n el pueblo
trabajaron en- la extinction del incendio,
que pudo dominafse en- parte las cuatro
horas.
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La CarraCa' iinCendiada.

New York, Diciembre II, 1.30 p. m.
Tn violento incendio ha estallado en- el
arsenal de la f'Carraca" en- Cadiz, destru-
yendo mucho material y la mayor parte de
los talleres de constructions.
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La situaci6n Be complica de tai ma
nera que va siendo impossible sostenerla,
por mas que aGn queda un medic y este es
ell tomar cerveza "Pabst'.
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IMPORT TANTES CABLES
Presidente destituidO.

Hay gran excitaci6n en- la Asunci6n y
t6nlense cheques sangrientos entire los par
tidarios del funeionario destituido Ia
fuerza pfblica.
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EL AGEITE De HIGADO De BAGALAO
ES UN MEDIC aENT0 PREGIOSO

an
inone diulad sehan hho
gIena
olorde
6medoa mcnale del
adobe de
e
Losme
Ia
neactd
dane
lei rio otano,h la
e
nfomad
de Baaao
(easAl queG nNP Ho"qbnHa
en- IA :
FREDERICkaSTEA GA.
FabrIcantes Qum!cos y FormaceulcOs g:
AS DETROIT. E8IcFI. &. u.
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New York, Diciembre III, 1.30 p. m.
Ell Congreso del Paraguay por una gran
mayorfa de votos y despues de una violen-
ia discussion ha acordado la destituci6n del
presidente Gauna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-11

Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones, Infor.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-11

Repetidas conferencias han tenido lugar.
entire el embaiador ingl6s en- Madrid = el
Ministro de Estado espafiol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-11
Ell matrimonio del Rev.

New York, Dicisafbre Ii, 1.3Op. m.
Vuelye a anunciarse que el rey de Es-
paiia contraera matrimonio con la prince
sa Victoria Eugenia de Battemberg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-11

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