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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Ensign Perry Buried.

The funeral of Ensign Perry. the
only officer killed by the explosion on
the gunboat Bennington, took place
yesterday afternoon at San Diego. Cal.
The body was taken to Stockbrid0e
Mass, for intermsnt. Great sympa.
thy is expressed here for Mrs. Perry
widow of the young officer, who is
well known and has many friends ill
Annapolis, where she visited as Miss
Doan before her marriage. stopping
with Mrs. Berry, on College Green.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Snecial Dispatch 10 EXsnlnR CapltaL

Halifax. N, s., July 30. The New
foundland sealing steamer Neptune,
under charter by the Dominion gov
ernment. sailed today for Hudson
Bay with supplies and relief for the
Canadian expedition sent there last
year on the steamer Arctic. The Nep.
tune will lanI supplies of coal at
Cape Chedley, near the Hudson Strait
entrance, and Cape Wolstonholme, at
the extreme end of the eastern coast
of the bay. A small force of mounted
police goes along to relieve those now
on the coast of Hudson Bay.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Great Bible Conference

Special Dispatch TO Evening Capital.
Minneapolis, Mimi, July 29.-Ar-
rangements have tbeen compl eted for
the opening at the state fair grounds
tomorrow of a great Bible conference
and chautauqua. While the initiative
in the conference was taken by the
Northwestern Bible and Missionary
Training School, the participants will
embrace all denominations. Promi-
nent among the speakers will be DIR.
John Urquhart, of England; DR.. r..
A. Walton, of Chicago; Dr.. A. q.
Gaebelein, of New York. and DR.
Frank W. Sneed. of Pittsburg. The
conference will remain in session three
weeks
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Lieutenant Fay Detached

First Lieutennt William g. Fay ie
ordered to proceed to Sea Girt, N. j..
and report to Brigadier- General WI
r. Hall for duty as range officer In
connection with the national match.
Lieutenant Fay has been attached
to the Marine Barracks, Naval Acad
emy, and is one of the most popular
officers in the service He is a son IL
Mrs. William Writ Fay, of this city.
and is a graduate of ST. Johns Col
lege.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Arranging Camp.

Col. James II. Barnett, of Washing.
ton. Pa, a former resident of Anne
Arundel county, is in this city ar
ranging for a family camping party
for the middle of August. Colonel
Barnett will, il is understood, be
Joined later by Mrs. Barnett and their
children for several weeks outing on
the bay shore near this place.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Special Dispatch 70 Evening Capital

New York. July 30 Mayor McClel-
Ian knocked off at on.today and will
not resume the direction of the affairs
of Greater New York for five weeks
to come. The Mayor will spend his
vacation in the interior of Canada,
roughing it aud hunting and fishing.
During his absence President Fornes,
of the Board of Aldermen, will be
acting mayor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Lieut.. E. [. Chinn.

The members of Company M. Firat
Infantry, M. N. g.. commanded by
Captain Hugh X. Riley, last night
elected quartermaster. sergeant E.
Lacy Chinn to fill the vacant second
lieutenantship caused by the resiqna-
tion of Second Lieutenant q. III. s.
Crawford The election was held at
the armory of the two local compa-
nies on State Circle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Marine Corps Orders.

Among the marine corps orders is
sued are the following:
Second Lieutenant Randolph Coyle
is ordered TO the Marine Barracks and
School of Application at the Naval
Academy.
Second Lieutenant Harold 3. Pratt
is ordered to the Marine Barracks
and School of Application at the Naval
Academy for instruction.
Both officers repored at the barracks
Yesterday for duty.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Lake Geneva Conference.
Snecial nisnatch q. Eu.ninn cani..i

Lake Geneva, Wis, July 30. The
first annual boys conference of the
Western associations of the Y M. @.
A. opened here today and will con-
tinue until the middle of next week.
The Y. M. O. A. officers and promi-
nent workers are here from Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and number of other states.
The programme includes many inter
esting features.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Ordered To The Nashville

Lieutenant- Commander B. w. Wells
has received: orders detaching him
from duty at the Naval Academy and
assigning him to the u. s. s. Nash
vile. he will leave for his new duties
within. the next few days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Charged With Cruelty.

Charged by his wife with eruelIv
beating their child, "Lige'' Dorsev
coiored, was arrested this morning ~
Officer Jacobs. He will have q heaTing
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock before
Justice Feldmeyer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
CITY Collector III

Collector and Treasurer Charles II.
Russell, of j., is confined 20 his resi-
dence on Prince George street with a
severe attack Of malarial fever. Mr..
Russelrs condition today was slightly
improved.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH
News Items Gathered From All
Parts of The Country
Condensed.
SOME THINGS OF INTEREST
TO THE PUBLIC.
Rumors of Pending Labor Troubles
In The Coal Mining
Districts.
Scotch DaY Celebrated
Special Dispatch 70 Evening Cs9ltal

Special Dispatch 70 EveninR Is9itaL
Chicago, ILL.,, July %. 9.-Scotch Day
was celebrated by the Caledonian
Society of Chicago today with a big
outing at Santa Fe' Park The athletic
sports and dancing and bagpipe con-
tests.were participated in by number
of professionals from Scotland and
Canada.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
Admitted As Midshipmen

The following were admitted as mid
shipmen at the Naval Academy /.
Charles ID. Price, Pennsylvania Aley.
ander Goulard. New Jersey.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
WANTS. LOST, FOR SALE

w.nt. For sale FOR Rent, Lost. Found. sc.
not exceeding 4 lines. inserted ONE WEEks or
iess for 26 Cents, and additional lines IN pro-
portl lon--to be accompanied by the CASH.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
LOST.

: oST-oNE HALTER sTRAP, BETWEEN
l. Naval Academy and j. b Floods oince
hv way Prince George street. Lloerai re-
ward ifreturned TO MIX. FLOOD. JzlW
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29

i nST-A BUNCH OF KEYS. Finder Will vii
l. receive reward II left at Capital Office. J2o
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29
WANTED.

WTATED-sO LAB0RERS. APPLY TO
" Columbia Fire Proof Company, Cadet
Quarters Naval Academy. ej27lw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29

WANTED SEVERAL HOURS WORK
w daily or position as Secretary by Steno-
grapher and Typewriter. Wide exp erience
Highest references. Address $. Capital
ONCE. Jaw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-07-29

ATANTED-A POSITION AS VISITING
w Governess. English branches and
music taught. Address Miss W. Evening
Capital. j2tlw
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
WAR VETERANS evARe aTaHH1 AaaE54 ILLS BY TAKING PERA
CANAL BOABD
REORGANIzEO
THEODORE P. sH0NTs TO HEAD
THE COMMISSION
Appointee Has Had Long Career as
Railroad Manager and Presi-
dent and viii Receive a
w., Handsome Salary
BY Associated Pr ess.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. April president
Roosevelt has completed the reorgan-
ization of the tsthman Canal commis-
sion, and the names OF the members
will be made public tomorrow. SO far
es the facts area concerned, they could
be made public now, but Secretary
Taft will not return to Washington un-
I'll Sunday afternoon, and IT is desired
that he shall beN consulted before the
announcement isl made.
The head of the commission Is to be
Theodore P. Shonts, president of the
Toledo, st. Louis & Western rail-
road. He today notified the president
that he would accept the offer made to
him. Mr. Shonts came to Washington
last night and conferred with William
Nelson Cromwell. Secretary Morton and
Colonel Edwards. the head of the in
sular affairs bureau of the War De-
partment.
He went TO the White House today
with ColoneD Edwards and had a con-
ference with the president, who told
him some of the difficulties under
which the old lcomrnission had worked.
II is understood that the president
will fix his salary at a large figure to
compensate him as far as possible for
the financial sacrifices he probably is
making in leaving his position.
Horace G.. Burt former president of
the Union Pacific railroad. who was
talked of as the head of the new com
mission, will not take place in that
body.
Theodore P. Shonts was born in
Crawford couny, Pennsylvania, and
has been in the railroad business since
1881. He has been successively general
superintendent, general manager and
president of the Toledo, st. Louis &
Western railroad. He is a graduate Of
Monmouth college Qllinois) and a
brother-in-law of John Drake, partner
of John w. Gates
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02

TT is no wonder then, that the war
\ veterans have fixed upon Peruna as
a remedy.
1t is more universally applicable to
such cases than any other remedy
known. Peruna is a remedy for climatic
diseases.
1t is an internal, systemic catarrh
all climatic diseases.
For free medical advice, write to DR..
S. b. Hartman, President of The Hart
man Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
All correspondence held strictly con-
fidential.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02

IF there is any class of men in the
Il world that would be likely to know,
from actual experience, good rene
dies to guard against the exigencies of
weather, or to mitigate the bad conse-
quences of exposure to climate such
people would be the war veterans
They have necessarily passed through
all sorts of exposure and hardships.
The medicines they use are such REM
edies as will cure the diseases and dis
orders that originate naturally from
climatic sources.
Catarrh is climatic disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Stomach and Kidneys Affected

Capt x Eswed B 2 Michigan " L. No Hermitage
Grand Mich,
Il felt with advancing that vgor failed and fear Of poison
effects grippe Dhich seemed
settle stomach and kidneys.
o a
would
mi
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Japanese Royalty Visits Germany

BY AseOcfated Press.
TOXIC, April 1.-The Prince and
Princess Arisugawa and suite departed
for Germany today, and the press ex-
presses the hope that their visit will
increase the growing feeling of con-
fidence and respect between the two
countries.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
An Aggravated Case of Nasal Catarrh

Theodor
G. A r. Maryland. He writes
a recommend all
physicians the entire catalogue Of advertised sure cures
taken bottles of Peruna and confidently beeOe
is permanent.
LET the afflicted proclaim with me- 'Eureka
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Recommends pe-ru-na to Catarrh Sufferers

G. A Arkansas,
writes sfromt The Pension D C, as
cheerfuly suffering
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02
Finds Pe-ru-na q Good Tonic

B. F of Potomac G. A r.,
D. c,
Puna medicine during the
been TO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02

w.
Stewart Bldg, N w, Washington,
c.,
celent tonic well relief for catarrh and
goodwo n
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-02

Mark Its & The tract .ad the highest close property Soil
advantages Psa %i, to each lot eranasst Of scenery
% Wide streets graded crbd and adewad High
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19
jQUE ES La GlRA De STEARNS !?

PreguntAdseo miles de eOnstanenene la
c0ntestaran pocas palabras:
Cura de Stealns lnedcamento marayioso ha
sumentos cabeza aquejaban No puede
haber NADIA gua Ia Ca de Seas e Door de Cabeza
ava la Ell mai ogen 81 este
ene sabor coponentes del todo
nofnsvo bn podemos frnos del descubrmiento de la Cua
de Stearns.
Vease ecrbe e B A. j. Aguar de San JOSE Costa
Rica:
Muy Seores mios:Tengd ell gusto de manfear Vds
hacfa mucho eto Jaquecas
Tepeda verdadera desep6
el renedio anto
m0fcaba hasta feznee lego toma de la
medcna Vs prparan nobre de Ca de Steans para
e Dolor Cabeza de medcina rpdo
ehcaz despues omar abouta
nente Desde entonces Ia evo siempre
boo particuamente cuando empre la
mlsmo e1ito "
Ease siempre egtma Cra de Stearns obea eva
relieve e nombre Stearns Headache Cure.
De las BOtcas
FREDERICK STEARNs & CIA.
Fabricantes de PrOductps ouimcOs FarmaceuticOs
90 DETROIT. MICH. =. y.
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RGhaIa Dc pTeeIO DassIa Auto
m6VII. AguadilIa GsmUy .
VlGOV0TSa.

La empress Gim6nez, CoIFespon-
diendo & 10 protection con que 90 le
favorece y deseando c0ntinuaE ecEee-
doFes 6 d minma. anunciR a pnbllco
los siguientes pFecioa:
AguadilIa 6 Camuy 8 vice versa ~
so ctys.
ARuadilla & Camuys ids s. vusst1o
Waldo pOr 15 dias. $4 so.
Los viRieE0g de San Juan 6 Ponce
debeFSn gaCar pAssie senciIEo en- Len
treuea hasta Csmuy 8 AguadiIIa res
pectivamente por los preciog de taEifa
y entre estes dOs puntoa tOmaF pasBje
con d empress Gim6nez. disfrutand0
asf de Is comOdidad, seguridad y ra-
pidez que brindn esa ya muy acredita-
dc empress y obteniendo una economia
cue no goEarfan de- otro modo. Agan-
ted San Juan R. CaFbia y Sueeaores
Hardie Bros, Pla1a PRINCIPAL. Aqua
dilla M. Gim6neE. Mayag1ez sHotel
Carb6.S 1Si Y. q.
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En- podeF del Teso-
29E0s sssseo...ss. 90 20
En- poder del BanCO
Territorial
Aarfcola. ..... 13 81
En- Hi p0 fe cos y
Pr6starnoa 1885,. 5.1O9.7O
En- Acciones BanC0
Popular ...... 400 90
S5. 6O4 %.
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gel g.
0 Gas
100 Or
Vta
lr. nnc1 i. MAJOR
one9 e hrs
aka un lonaFn al
Fseib1 loo nif
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ca 0 20) 100 81.
larces 5 O0 Fran.
QueO enYfo b~n
@l 27 ora citn
escfl 9len oREe n0n-
diente 8 octu6ra
NOviembre 80 III.
hramiento No. 125
Dor montapf0 Viuda
Lido. Martin, nctu1re
"a wfu6a Dr. ae0p
id. Yiuda Lido. Leda.
ma i'd. Viuda Lido.
SOler, id. Yiud L)r.
FeRreF, id. del menor
GateII, id. viuda DR..
BlanCO. id. viuda DR..
CoEchRdo. id. Yiuda
Lido. Martin p0r mo-
vienbra, id. Viuda Or.
Iguina de aeptiembte
8 noviembre. ID. Yiu-
d. Dr. BasOra por
noYiembEC, i'd. Lido.
Ledearn ia. viuda
Lido. S0Ier ia. menor
Mons gas. id. YiudR
DR.. Jaapard septiem-
bro 6 novbre. Franz
queO avisoa 81 intere-
ses so "a y Cratic
ci6n esOribienta 90.
respondents & no
Vien1 bre s.s....
N0viembro 31-
Cafgareme No. 1913
pOr los ConceptOs Bi-
guien 81 inter eaes O0-
Fr esp0n ali % 6eG 81
pr6atamo pOr $50. 90
@6. .00). I'D. del I'd. p0P
S165 90 S4 95). "a.
del id, nor 1850 90
@3. .e0). ia. del ia. p0r
$3.50 90 S2.28). id.
del id. 1910. 90 lS5 7O),
id. del "a. por $3.50 90
@3 so. id. del ia. p0F
$120 90 @8 60). id.
del id. por $4,000
GLIB. i'd. del id.
poP $392 90 (S15 ~,
id. del id. por $3.50. 90
(S3 60), 210. aemestre
del DR.. Pedro Her.
nGndez. 21o. gemegtre
del DR.. "A. Stahl, 21o.
seInestre del DE-. Je-
eds Monagaa y 30.
senestFe DF. B. Ga.
tell sssseasosss.s.
Dicienabra al.
CdFgaTenae No. 1893
DOr los conceptos si.
guiente: 210 sames-
tre Lido. g. Martinez
Rosell6. 20o. v 90.
semegtFeg DR.. j. III.
Mu6oz. P0r devolu.
ci6n 8 cuenta de pF68-
tamo pOP $4,000
($25 O0). 225. Geme1.
ire Lido. FL. R Anna
dec. 21o. senaeGtFG
DR.. Mariano Bozzo,
21o. y 22o. aeme8treg
DR.. e Lopez, 1870. y
200. Bemes tire Lido. T..
GuilIeFmety $500.
21o. aemestFe De- p.
Font v GuiIlot y 210.
ssmestte Lido. r. Gai-
llermety. .........
Diciembre 31.
LibramientO No. 1875
por monteDfo de D.
Viuda DR.. FerreP. CO.
respondents & mo-
ViombF0, i'd. del me-
nor GAtelI. id. seG0ra
Yiuds DR.. Blsrco. i'd.
viuda DR.. COrChado.
id. menOr MOnsga8
de diCiembre. ia. Viua
da hCenciad0 Soler,
id. de Ia Viuda ican-
Ciado Martin, id. via.
da LIDO. Ledesma, id.
de IOs memories GAtell,
i'd. Viuda Baaora. id.
Viuda DR.. CT. Ferrer,
id. viuda DR.. BlanC0.
GFatifCaCi6n eaCPi-
bienta de diciembre y
para franquear avin0g
81 intereses ($0. .22)
Balance. ....a
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0EPIO MEDCO
Earl lIIC0.
.JuTio 10 saIdo ~

4M6okI &G& U64 bAGaeA
mo por $165 90
$21 40. 10 aellos
vendidoB en- San Juan.
90. seme tge Lcd0.
R. Mons gas. Int.
reses del pF6atsmo
por $3.50 90 S3 6O).
III. del pY6stamO
pOr $120 90 (S3 6O).
2O9. aemestra DR..
e. Salda6a. Intefe-
Feses d ell pY6atara0
pOr $3.50. 90 (S1 13)
200. semestre DE-. A.
Stahl, Or. r. del Va
lie DR.. MI Martiuez
no eAlOs DEs u. GfaFse
Cfa del Valle. DR.. g.
IJim6n 6nez San iur jo.
IDF. p. Lopez. LCdo.
10. DSviIa. LcdO. q.
Gatell. = 900. aenaes.
TIRE DR.. q. Font v
Guillot. DeYoIuCi6n
que hacen e cuenta
pr6stamO por $3.50. |
"a gost0 31.-CaR-
gareme No. 1876 pOr
los conceptOs aiguien-
ties: 200. senaestre del
DR.. J. We've, Or. s.
We've. L3do. a. Sail.
va. ~ 1870. GemestPe
DR.. j. M. Cueto.
I209. Sc meBtF0 DR..
Fernandez Gonz6lez,
DR.. S. VizCaFrOndO.
DR.. @. Romero. 18o.
" 1872. semestre DR..
jose @. BArboga.-
Iutereses del pY6NO-
mo por $500 90
(S3 6O) 20o. semeG.
ire DR.. PasaPell.-
DevOluci6n & Cuenta
del pF6Btam D p0r
$4,000 Iotereses
del pF6st0m0 por
$3.50. 90 Isl 13) 200.
semestre del Dr.. Be-
neian. ~ Iutereses del
pE6stAnnO por 1892 20. ]
Agosto 81. Libra
miento No. 122 poP
montepfo & ID se6ora
vinda Del DR.. Blsnco
cOrre8Dondiente & Ju-
nio. Id. viuda DIR.
CorchRdo. ii. del
rnenor Mons9as de
Julio. I'd. viuda Lido.
Martin. Id. viud0
Lido. Ledeama. Id.
viuda DR.. Ferrer. I'd.
BasOFs. I'd. viudR
Lido. Soler. I'd. de
los memories GateII.
II. Viuds del DR..
Blanco. Id. viuda del
DR. Taspard. Id viu-
de lguina p0r Junio
y Julio, I'd. viuda
M8rtfn Agosto.
Ct ra 81 f d Ci On Este
por Julio y Agosto.
-SobFes y franqueo
para aviaos JuntR Gs-
neral, ...,......
Septiembre 90.
LibrRmiento No. 1913
poE mOntepf0 de Ia
seGora Yiuda del DR..
b Gs0PR cOrreapOns
diente aI mes de a gos-
to. Ia. viuda del DE-.
Iguina. III. del me
nor Mo onag8. Ia.
viuda del DR.. Taa-
pard. Id. de los me-
nores Gatell. Id.
viuds del Lido. SoleF.
Id viuda del DR.. G..
Ferrer. Id. viuds del
Lido. Ledesma. Id.
viudR del Dr.. Cor
ChRdo. I'd. vindR
Martfn d B Septiem
bre. Id. viuda del
DR.. Blancn de AgOs-
to.-POr 200 circula-
laras. Montepi0 & d
se6ora viuds del Lido.
LedesmG p0r Sep.
tiembre y Gratifca-
ci6n 81 eaCribiente poP
SsptiembVe .sas.....
Septiembre 25.-
CaYg2reme No. 1917
pOr los conoeptos si-
guientea intereseB co.
rre q po n di en- te8 81
pF6stanno Dor $3.50 90
($36O). Ia. del pres.
tsnao por 1910. 90
| ($7. 7.6Ol. Ia. del ia.
por $4,000 Isl 13).
Id. del I'd. $120. 90
| ($3 .6O). I'd. del ID.
por $4,000 $50 9O).
Id.delid. por $4,000
/ E$3. .60) -DevolnOi6n
& Cuenta del pT6stamo
por $4,000 (S25 OO).
21o. seunestre del
DR.. II. Goens ga. Id.
DE-. M. Gu znsn R0-
drfguez. IA. Dr.. G.
Garcia del Vale. 20o.
aenaeatFe Lido. R A.
Martfne7. ID. DR.. P.
dsl Vale. 21o. ge-
lestFe DR.. CUTLER
o CarFeEas y DsvO-
9ueif5n Ol1eDta del
pKsat amo poF $3.50 90
(a25 0Ol :. ..ss.-.
Ootubre 31. = Ii.
bramient No. 124
80 q, { - n arf-
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Sc VENDE

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demas access
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Tambi6n DSANUD0R paente Krawsk 10
motor Coriss.
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San Justo IL.

pOBtz dc SANGRE sen
qul gnpey ensneds graves amd debIta
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GALERlA COLORADO.

PaFa conOCiu0ianto de- todos, Tecuer.
do 6 mis- paFruquiaaOs que estR c9ss.
aiguiend0 Da coDtunnbEG estableCid8 en-
d . antsriore para solemBi21r 81 die
de Viarne Sant0. no ss abfir4 duFante
todo ase die.
El eatabIecimient GeEEaFA 8ua DueF-
taB 81 Juevoa Santo & la una de ID tarde,
y NO V0lyegf 6 abFiFg8 hauha e S6badQ
de Gloria, 4 Or 8 % y ma6aua.
RGfael Colorado.
10, IL y 10.
Juan NISTH KElRHEY
ASSOC 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-19

Dioiembre ST.
SaldO en eata fecha. 3 74.59
San Juan, Puerto Rico { 81 De Di-
ciembre de 1904.
El TeSOrerO.
F. GUILLERMETY.
Liqusd0cS6n Geaerdg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
CITY COUNCIL
NEW LICENSE BILL FOR 1905 PRE-
SENTE0
OTHER MATTERS DISCUSSED

A regular mpetibg OF the titJ Council
was held Thursday night. President Col,
in the chair. The Othe member present
were Messrs. Young. Watslu. Morrison
Somerviile, DannehI, Embrey, Masters
Mills. Rowe and Bradley
Col. Cole called Vie Pfesidtut +. VI
Young, Jr To the chair and. hs chair
man of the Finance Committee, present
ed the Mayors report oi tiues, ctc The
salaries of the police officers were order
ed paid
Col. Cole also presented thu license
tex bill for 1908. which was ORDERED 10
lay over Tor 30 da}s. There are only a
lew changes recommended. \ ilsi OF all
persons now liceured was read together
with amount paid by each
Major Embrey made statement IN
reference TO work on the streets.
AIR. +. j. Cariright. representing the
Water Power Company, was, on motion,
permitted 10 address the Council On the
question of granting franchise To sal1
company.
There WAS "a long discussion OF several
subjects Of general interest.
Mr.. Bradley. ol the Public Property
Committee, reported that phore had
been placed IN the residence OF MIR q. II
Morrison. chairman OF the Light Com
mittee. ~ that be- could keep IN touch
with the gas house and electric hSht
plant.
MIR Masters presented en application
of Mr.. Livingston, 60 rr,ct a house on
Wolfe street. which was referred 90 the
street COMMITTEE.
The Council adjourned az ten 90 'c.ura
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1905-03-18
HORSE SHOW
"'"' Dbl DIRECTORS
MEETING HELD AND NEXT SHOW
DISCUSSED
COMMITTEE MAKES GOOD RE-
PORT ON SPECIAL FUND.

4 meeting Of the board OF directors o
Horse Show Association was held Fri
day. In the absence Of President Z II
Hurkamp. Vice President A. j Rowe
presided The other members present
were Secretary Clearance K. HOwa d
CAPT. If r. Rove. Col. f. d. Cole, "
y Carter, Henry Warden, Maurice Hirsh
~ G.. Rowlett, q Y. Boulware, Henry
Dannehl
Secretary Howard reported that Pres.
dent Hurkamp aud himself represented
the Association at the meeting In Nash
ingtun Of the State Horse Show Associa
ton, and the dates assigned Tor the
fredericksburg Horse Show were July
l2th-l3th; hat some prominent e1hibi
tors were present, and stated that they
would bring their horses To the Freder-
ickshurg Show
There was discussion Of a number OF
matters connected with the coming
show in which Col Cole, Capt. Rowe, Mr..
Carter and MIR Howard participated.
Capt. Rowe, chairman of the soliciting
committee, which IL composed othlmseli,
Cot Cole and MIR h. j Smith, reported
that : / 600 had already been pledged
towards the special fund Of 81 500 to be
raised and that the committee was OF
the opinion that there would be no diff
Guilty in raising the full sum required.
The appointment Of the Committees OF
the Association will be made at the next
meeting. which will be held soon.