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GLOISTEIN ASTRAY ON FISH.
buys Barrel OF MOssbunkers with Which
10 Feed His Friends.

10 Fee0 his Friends
AuglRt j. Gloistein, president Of >the
Gloistsin Fishing Club, lost prestige as a
sportsman yesterday and went all around
town last night trying to explain.
On Saturday afternoon a man in Jumper
and bveralls rushed into Gloistein's Hotel,
II Inst Forty-second street, and said as he
put Seyvral fish on the bar, "Do you know
What young bluefsh or snappers are?'
Yes said Gloisten, Aund I know vot
stssGs are, und several other fish,
Tell me what these are, said the man.
Ply chimney, snappers, said Gloistein.
Il was sent bore by a personal friend of
yours, continued the man. II have got a
barrel OF those snappers outside In my
wagon You know the Gloistein Fishing
losing your reputation as the best fisher
nan on the East Side
.How could help id?' pleaded Gloistein.
s0n der lasd excursion OF der Club some-
pody pud gerosene oil in der bald. l sus-
der Club an Irish Club.
I tell you what to do said the man,
take this barrel Of snappers for IS, tell the
crowd you and couple of your friends
caught them and invite them to your
hotel on Sunday and give them a fish
Il buy 'em, said Gloisten. and thereupon
ho telephoned and sent MESA ges around
to his friends to meet him at a fish dinner
at his hotel yesterday afternoon.
When the guests assembled the cook
whispered to Gloistein, 1Dose fish double
up ven coog dem, undt dey loog IKE
fried CLAIMS ven 1 am finished mid dem.
Der dish washer ade Won, undt she nearly
god choaked.'
.Neneryou mindt said oloistein; bring
on der FISH"
Before the fish were served Gloistein
announced: SChentlenan. I had a won
derful catch Of fish. On der n. KID ex cursion
will taig you to der same place."
When the fish were served there was a
commotion.
1Mossbunkers, be Hivins," said Pat
Connolly, as he jumped from the table.
dot is right said Charlie Wagner, the
Grand street dry goods man. my mouth
10 full Of fish bones.
Gloistein had taken good mouthful and
be Easped.
shouted. He rushed to the barrel where
the unoooked fish vera
vMoesbunkers, dots righdti' he shouted.
Il vass made a sugser vonce more. Wait
undfl catch dot man vot sold me dem.'
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
s>->>~>~~r~~-ov~~~~<~> N~~>~A~~~>~ny~~~~~~~.
WISSNER
PIANOS SOLD AT MANU3AcrURYHs' PRIW1
~ 91eo 913S
WaPefoon4 - 2. lAth s., Neg York.
Brooklyn. sSsSN Fulton Street.
EDDIE F0Y. ANrI-sYNDICATE:

Deserts K1aw & ErIanger--Is Frank D.
| iels to Quit, Tss7
Eddie Foy has deserted the Theatriosl
Syndicate and has signed with the shuberel
to play the comedy role in The Earl and III
Girl" which will he brought to this oity
and put on at the Casino early In the fen
Foy was TO have been the feature OF Alds
4 Erlanger's coming big production Of
.Whitecap." As a matter Of fact. ~
was almost engaged for this production,
but he baked at the salary offered.
Foy tells 4 hard luck story In which he aays
that after refusing Changers offer he went
to book q vaudeville tour and found TO
his great surprise that managers that bad
been besieging him with offers suddenly
found that they had no time for him.
Foy says that Erlanger told him to think
the matter over and come to him again.
This was after the actor had refused the
offer made by Erlanger and had announced
his intention OF sticking 70 vaudeville.
Instead Of revisiti1g Erlanger, Foy wont
" A the sspDeI matter sd st s with sssa To
theatrical contingent Is the news that FraAk
Daniels offered Charles b. Dillingham;
10000 to be released from his contract
with that manager. Why he did 80 has
not been MADE KNOWN 8enerauy. oOm6
folks say that it is quito probable that Lee
Shubert can tell
Several other stars OF note have been
flirting with the Shubert- Belasco-F iske
combination and Nat Goodwin Is 10
ported 70 be very hopeful that the opposi-
ton will succeed. A prominent woman
star ia comforting with great regularity
with the opposition.
It is generally conceded that the new
combination Ia in a fair way as far as
theaters are concerned, but that 1t lie badly in
need Of stars. One player, who IL oon-
sidered by many TO be Americas foremost
actor, is reported to be ready to 60 over
to the Opt stion as soon as 1t can show
him. This actor is booked for the COM
ing season by the syndicate, but he is free
as far as next year Ia concerned.
"A friend and close associate OF Shubert
had this to say:
If Lee can break even on the season
or at the worst lose a little he will be In
good spirits. One thing will have been
accomplished, and that IA that il will be
shown that the syndicate can te opposed
and opposed successfully. All that is
needed Is for few real high class stars 10
break away from the syndicate and then
the Others. will follow suit like rats leaving
a sinking boat"
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CARDINAL GIBBONS breaches.
Conducts Services At 81. GATHERINGS Me.
mortal ChApel. Spring Lake.

NhbpAs cRShD A<oNC' g.
spRINo LAKE, N. j., Aug. e.-Cardinal
Gibbons preached in the Memorial Chapel Of
st. GATHERINGS this morning. 1t was tho
feast OF the TRANSPORTATION, and the altar
was decorated with red roses brought FROG
the conservatory Of Martin Maleney 4t
Ballingary Castle.
The rich robes OF the Cardinalate wee,e
borne by Father Claughy Of WashingtoA.
secretary TO his Eminence, who Afterw1f4
ofioiAted at tho high mass. The church
was thronged with wealthy cottage fo1k.
The organ was supplemented by an orohsH
ira. and a we'll known Philadelphia soprano
contributed the solos. Fathers MoIausl-
lin and Munroe, pastor and assistant, toA
spectively, at st. GATHERINGS, were tho
Cardinals deAcons OF honor.
His Eminepce read the Gospel from 9e,
Matthew and spoke from the altar stspe
upon TIE duties and happiness Of the Chfi4A
tlnn lie He drew the lessons OF self-sac1-
Ace, charity and forgetfulness OF injuries
from apt illustrations OF everyday life. and
concluded that the Christians happiness
was ms6sprfd BY what he gave up for tfs
At the close OF the service Cardinal Glib
bons held an informal reception Aftet-
ward he was driven to Bal1insary Castle
and this afternoon was the guest OF honer
1t dinner given by Mr.. Maloney. Among
those present were former Mayor Sickle
snd Mr.. Sickle Of Trenton. Mr.. and Mn.
lcnsya daughter Mr. Richie and Father
leave Spring Lake for Wilkesbarre; K.,
where he e1?ects to meet President Roose
Nop - - =. .ssr ~ ~ y
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Think Uncle Sam Has Been Robbed.

YoNKERs. Aug. 6.-The Yonkers police
have In their possession ten United States
Army khaki coats which IL Is believed
were stolen from some post near New1York
About week ago q man entered the florist
shop Of Peter Macdonald at Q Main street
and asked permission to leave a bundle
for day or two. As he did not put In an
appearance again Macdonald notified the
police and the bundle was opened.
II WA found TO contain the coats, some Of
inspector Q. N. D.. N. Y" Tho authorities
at Fort Slocum wero notified and will send
q man over tomorrow TO 50 the coats.
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BAR LEFT DISCONSOLATE
when the Closes Flew on the Bench ar
Out tho Door.

when the Ch0ees Flew on the Bench and
Out tho Door.
Isaac Pesrlstein Of IA Essex street re.
tanned Rosey the Lawyer yesterday in the
Essex Market police court to defend his
title to two white pigeons,
Morris Jacobs Of l4e Essex street said
they were his pigeons. Both men have
pigeon coops on the roofs. The pigeons
were In court.
'Your Honor said Rosey. Il will prove
that those pigeons belong to my client.
He has got EN-, amt he3 That Is nine
points Of the law. Then they know his
voice, and that Is the tenth point. Pearl
stein, show the Judge"
Pearlstein took the pigeons out Of a basket
and cot than on the bench In front Of the
Magistrate.
"Come, leedle birtiies,' he said to the
pigeons. Come on mine shoulder. Come,
come
Tho pigeons few out the open door.
Jaoobs and Peafistein ran out OF the court.
headed for their respective coops.
sThet goss my fee,' said Rosey dis
WSOSVs Il,
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SIR VOLLRATHs BUTTONS GO.
Shipped for Souvenirs at tho Yale Sum.
mer School.


mer School.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. e-The senior prom
Of tho Yale summer school. held last night
In Alumni Hall, was the first event in the
commencement week for the summer
school students Of the department OF
physical culture, The recitations for the
summer school closed yesterday and en-
aminations will follow for the next two
days. closing Tuesday evening with an
exhibition by the classes on the main floor
Of the gymnasium. The graduating ex-
ercises will come Wednesday morning
Sir Vollrath Than, who has been teaching
Swedish methods OF gymnastics at the
summer school. was the victim Of relic
the uniform coat Of q Lieutenant In the
Swedish Army. to which be belongs. He
laid this aside yesterday, and when, be
picked II up again II was minus all its brass
buttons, shipped OF by those who wanted
souvenirs
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., 81. Sheehan, Auc-
tioneer, iS1 and I4 Canal ST.. will sell at 1890 A NJ
Aug. by II. Frcel. n New Chambers 81, cloth
Ing pledged 10 Aug. I. 1904
Aug. lo-Ry Film. Jewelry. Hc.
AUG. u--By Film. clothing, &c.
Aug. i4-By H. McAleepan. 1890 Broadway; dia-
monds, watches. jewelry VIC. from No 1, June,
1892, TO No 1890, June 90 1901 Inclusive. and all
goods held over.
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TYPEHAlrERS.
AI[IaE ;Hy!R I!JE :s:: : $::;,
CellO Tho Typewriter Exchange,
~ Barclay St. Telephone ll3l-Cortlandt.

TYPEWRlTERS-hll standard makes rented and
Kept " order. ribbons free: machines sold from
- 70 30 FER cent less than Manufacturer prices.
T. 8; WEBSTER CO.. 10 Park Place. telephone $50
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$, n; ss q; :; +, fs ss:;
PAWNBROKERs SALES.

eeNro|0rN~1~>>-~>-~eS>-
JULIUS SHoNGoOD, Auctloneer. by Joseph
Shongoods Sons, Auctrs, ~ Bowery.
=, Aug. t-Gothing and all pledges UP TO No. o2oi9
Aug. io--Mens and womens clothing, DC
pledged 10 Aug. 3, 1914: Al Frcund, l545 Sd av.
Aug. il.--Mens and women's clothing, &c, and
all pledges from e6794 10 $685. and all dates held
over: Y. Siipcrstein Bros. 10 dth nv. Siibetstein
Bros. 267 Sth az.
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stage, and the entire scene shifting ia ac-
oompished through the application Of
Another scenic show at the island is
switchboard by man who has never seen
the ELECTS he produces. He simply knows
that the switches are to be thrown In q
certain order at certain dehnite intervals,
and with q clock and switchboard before
him he produce: dsPsy q h the I.
be able to witness the result.
sMaybe this wouldn't look like Paradise
to summer girls in Adanlees resorts. re-
marked the head waiter OF West Side
restaurant a. no swept the dining room
with one comprehensive gesture.
Ninety per cent. Of the tables were sur
rounded by men, dining singly, in couples
and quartets, young men, middle aged men
sThey are the stay -at-homes whose wives.
mothers and sisters have gone out OF town
for the summer" explained the waiter.
sThey sleep in their own apartments or
private houses scattered between Central
taker to look after their material comfort.
They are the same men who came here dur
ing the winter for an occasional Saturday
night or Sunday dinner or after the play
with their women folks. Now they are
reserved for them nightly. When the
women frst 60 aYay the men make for the
Broadway restaurants but after a time
they settle down to regular breakfasts and
dinners nearer home.T
Have a fresh oigar9" said the man from
Porto Rico, offering his case.
.Thanks," said the New Yorker. I'm
reliRht this one. It's only half smoked
you wouldn' Z do that II you lived In Porto
Rico said the islander. There the boet
oiuar cost, four cents, and nobody who's
anybody rcljghts . cigar. The favor Is
spoiled.'
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Youngest School Superintendent in New
Jersey.
F. CALDWELL, N. j.. Aug. o.--Robert "
"fencer OF JASPER, N. Y, has been selected
rs snTcrintendcnt OF the Caldwell schools.
ne Is one Of the youngest in the State, being
only 50 Year, old. He Is Yale graduate. :
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Acadia de Arecibo

AVISO. -Dssierta por falta de
llcitadores la primera subasta del su-
miniasro de medicinas y efectos para
la B otica municipal, durante ell sierci-
clio de 1.9O5 q 1905 cuya subasta de-
bio celebrarse hoy; ae ha dispuesto un
segundo remst, que tendrA lugar ell
q de los corrientes, q las dos dc Ia
tarde, en- esta Alcaldfa, con arreglo
al pllego de condolences que estsra de
manifesto en- 10 Secretarfs, disposi-
ci6n de los que dessen conocerlo. Lo
que se hsce pdblico para conocimien.
to general Arecibo, Julio II de 1.905.
Manuel Perez AviSs, Alealde. 3-2
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De |NDULT0
Una madre, con nueve hlios
pequehos, impetra eI indul-
to de su hijo mayor.
ESCRITO AL GOBERNADOR
Sc espera que Mr.. Winthrop
vera este asunto con bene-
volencla ! generosldad,

Aver tarde las tres Sc present6
en- la ofcina del Attorney senior Feui
lie Conception Sauz, casada, de 40
amos de ed I'D, con nueve hijos, que yive
en- Ia calle de San Agustin en- Puerta
de TERRA
Solicit6 del Attorney que Sc intere-
sara por la triste situaci6n en- que Sc
hallan sus hijos, entire los cuales hay
tres nifias de pocos amos.
Su marido, Juan Isaac, cumple un
afio do carcel por condena que le i'm
puso la Corte Federal en- delito de con.
trabando. Ultimamente su hiio Juan
Suarez, de doce amos, fae conden ado
tamben 90 Ia Corte Municipal & cua'
tro meses de arresto, por denuocias de
j1gar con armas prohibidas.
Rstisre la sen 3ra S anz que su hiio
Juan compr6 un revolver de pequefio
calibre On seis raales q un americana, !,
con el obieto de ganarse algo reven.
diendolo. Un policfa que le vic ofre-
Ger dicho revolver q un transeunte, 10
detuvo presentaudo una denuncla, y
ell Juez le impuso cuatro meses de
arresto.
Dljo al Attorney que en- virtud de
la situaci6n que atravlesa, le 90 impo.
sible a.ender las necesid ades mas
imperiosas E impetr6 le fdese conmu-
tada la pena q su hijo.
FL ssior Feutlle despues de iute.
res arse por Ia suerss de la famtlia, le
indico que presentara una solicitud
al G obernsdor Winthrop, el cual tie.
ne amplias facultadss para concedsr
Ia gcacia que Sc solicita.
E empie ado don Eduardo Marin
red act6 dlcha solicitud, que sera pre-
ssntada a 10 benevolencla de Ia pri-
mera autoridad civil.
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AN u NJ CI

Department. del Interior. Boreau de
Ooras Pdblicas. Ofsina del S lpe-
rintsn ients de Ooras P1blicas.
San Juan, P. R., Julio 10 1905.
Proposiciones en- plisgos csrra-
dos para la adjudiesci6n en- pIbli-
CO subasta de las obras de con struc
ci6n de Ia CArcel del Distrito de Are
cibo, Sc admitlrsn en- esta Ofcina las
ia las 10 q. m. del dia 26 de Agosto de
1905 en- que Sc abriran pdbllcamente.
Ell presupuesto de las obras ascien.
de q S34 $500.
Todcs los d stos necssarios ne ds-
ran en- esta oficna donde SO encuentran
de manifesto t1dos los doclmentos que
han de regir en- la co ltrsta y podran
recoger los licitadores los modelos de
proposicioaes que han de presentar
Copias en- azul de los pianos Sc encon
trsr5n tamoiel de manifesto en- las
oAcinas de la Policfl Iasular On Are.
cibo.
Sc remit!r&n q los licitadores co.
pias en- azul de loi pianos de la obra
mediaute I'm den6sito de 1925 .00) Vein
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Ia LUCIA CONTRA IA ANEM|A

va 10 digimos en- nuestro srtfculo
de la Revista del Ateneo: la dnica So
lucion para el pavoroso problema de
la Uncinariosis es la creaci6n de una
Liga de defepsa.
Ante un azote que diezma nuestra
poblaci6n rural abate las energfas
de los supervivientes, hemos de unir
nos todos en- apretado haz, dispuestos
para una vigorosa lucha.
La salud pdblica de Puerto Rico
atraviesa la crisis mis espantosa que
Sc registra en- la historic de este pats.
Ningdn pueblo hasta Ia fecha ha da.
do I'm contingente tan asombroso de
enfermos con anemia por nncinariosis.
Y sinembargo casi todos Sc defien-
den heroicamente.
cPorque, nosotros, que somos los
m is rudamente atacados, no hemos de
defendernos con heroism igual?
Urge, y urge con la imperiosidad
de las circupstancias graves, que ha
gamos un esfuerzo gigantesco para
dominar ell NAL que nos aniQuila.
Puerto Rico une hoy dia & su des-
gracia de ser un pals pobre y una co.
lonia esclava, la mas dolorosa toda
via de e,tar bajo la f5rula de una pla-
ga mas desvastadora adn que las tris.
temente celebres plagas de Egipto.
La agriculture pierde sus mel ores
brazos y la riqueza pdblica del pals
esta amenazada de muerte.
Es nscesario que nos defendamos
con tes6n.
En- 1903 habia en- los distritos hu-
lleros de Westfalia $1,000 ane micos; y
y Alemania Sc gast6 cerca de 900, 600
marcos en- los trabajos preliminares de
la Compafiia contra la Uncinaria. Y
cada a1o da energico impulse a esa
obra bienhechora, porque ha visto y
ha palpado sus brillantes resultados.
Nosotros, que debemos de suponer
que existan en- el pals cuando memo $
500, 900 an6micos, estamos obligados
buscar msdios para defenderno 9
mejor, 81 cabe, que 10 que Sc han defen.
dido en- A emania; porque en- esa naci6r
es insignidcante el ndmero de invadi.
dos comparados con la poblaci6n total,
mieutras que en- Puerto Rjc es cerca
do las l parties de la poblaci6n de la
Isla.
Y 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que la de-
fensa en- Alemania es menos diffcil y
los medios profilacticos mas ficiles de
aplicar, nos daremos meior cuenta de
la msgaitud de la c.moafia que de be-
mos de EN- premier.
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L, indudable, nosotros somos los
prlmeros On proclamarlo, urbi ct orbe,
que ls Comisi6n Insular de Anemia ha
re sl zado y realiza actlalmente una
obra importantisima. Ella ha saliva
do y salvara Ia vida q mlllares de
psissnos que hubieran sucumbido sin
su Intervention. Ella hs levantsdo
ell espfrltu pdblico del pats contra up
NAL que nos azotaba y azots sin pie
dad. Ella vino q ensefi arnos, & uoso.
tros los medicos, que Ia anemia de
nuestros camp mpesiuos no era generada
por el mqfafo y el bacalao, sino por el
mismo VERNE que produjo Ia anemis
de San G ,,hsrdo y la anemia de los
mlneros de Alemania, Francis y Be-
g,cs. Y ella, por fin, doquiera que
pasa extiende una de sus ramas su
balternas, mantiene vivo el espfritu de
Iucha contra esa terrible dolepcia y
predics uno , otro dfa las medidas
que cree necesarias para Ia proflaxia
!! de ese NAL.
Pero. no basta! El ira
baio, la labor meridslma de esos illus.
,, tres compaheros resulta insufciente.
Los curados de hoy volveran q ser
enferm?s de mafiana, porque en- Ia tie
ira subsisten las causas generadoras
de la enfermedad. ALI esti y estara
viva la larva infestante; y cuanto in.
| fsliz Sc ponga q su alcance sera un
anemico POGO tempo despuesl
! Es necesario hacer algo mas efec
two, algo que evite la adquisici6n de
la dolencia Y ESQ solo puede lograr
| 10 la Liga que hemos propuesto.
Es necesario educar q nuestra po-
blaci6n rural en- costumbre de limpie'
"a. De nuestros jornaleros apaticos J
descuidados, hemos de hacer hombres
diligentes y limpios. Y todos los que
conocen el modo de ser de nuestros Ia
| bradores, comprenderan que es esa
| una labor muy &rdua, solo factible
para una Association de completes or
ganismos en- que todos trabajen cor
fervoroso entusiasmo.
Nosotros, en- nuestro artfculo de /,
Revista del Ateneo, ,expusimos las base
de'esta organization. Pedimos q los pa
triotas que las estudien detenidamen
to, para que en- una Asamblea que he
mos de celebrar el de Agosto y a |,
que sersn invitados los buenos puer
to .riquefos, nos exp ongan sus OPT
niones v nos favorezcan con sus con
seios.
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez.
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NutV0 M|A|STR0 RUS0

FL teniente general Ridigsr, ha si.
do nombrado ministro de la guerra de
Russia en- sustituci6n del general SAX :
chariot.
La censura, sigdiendo la version
Official sobre la tragedia dc Odessa ha
compelido q los peri6licos q reimpri :
mir numerosas columuas.
Los despachos extranieros decla-
ran unanimemente que el regimen bu-
rocratico naval no hace mis- que re-
coger ahora 10 que ha vsnido sem
brando.
Asegdrase que la mi sma descompo
sici6n que en- la NJ trina, exjste ea Q
ejercito.
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Acadia de San Lorenzo

Vacsnte la plaza de Official de Sa-
nidsd de este pueblo, por renuncia
del que 10 desempefsba, Sc anuncia
en- anuucia en- este peri6dico por es-
pacio de 15 dias, & contar de ests fe-
cha, para que los aspirantes presen-
ten sus solicitudes con sus correspon-
dientes licsncias expe iidss por ls
Junta de Sanidad San Lorenzo q de
Julio de 1905. = Sebastian Aponte, Al
calde Municipal. 80.
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paRero y amigo don Juan PericAs, re-
dactor do El Eco de Puerto. Rico.
--En el vapor e.pa1Jl <Manuel
Calvos han salldo para Europa los
., ores don Eduardo Arruza y don
Dssidsrlo Canals, vesinos de Ponce.
-MAnaaa haora una idgsda do
Base bal! On el hlp6dromo.
LA Corte municipal sAl,6 hoy
Lor la mafiana para Adiuntss.
...El pr6ximo martes estarA cerra.
do Ia odcina de corrsos: solo Sc abri.
rA la hora de los doming IS, para
distribute la correspondence.
Sc hacen muchos concentrates
respecto del yeredicto del Jurado on
la causa por dellto electoral contca
los sefiores 6 slpl Bauz :, dc Fen uelas,
-Pvr auto de Habsas Corpus han
sido exc ,rselados JoAe Feoo y Fran
CISCO RIOS, que cumplfau condena en-
10 carcel d. esEn Gu lad.
So nos laforma que 81 trauf Dr.
mista La P1eSa somara parte en el do.
ssf.O dc Base B1U de mahana, eu oil
Hipodromu. Jugaran el team xPon.
ces y Ell tsam <AIeaas,s esss ref 1rG ado
CON La Pn:a.
-Lg Corts de Distrito G c,ndeno 4
dos al ~ de presldio q Jose SADsser,
tar homicldio cunSra sl senJr Maso.
llsr.
Ell berga atin espailo. al Il lra,s y
el vapor espafiol <Manusl Calvo,S sa.
Heron de este puerto el sabado; ei pri-
marc para Palma de Msllorca, y sl
segundo para Barcslons.
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Acadia De ArecibO

AVISO Ell treints y uro de Ju.
lilo corriente, las dos de la tarde, sc
llevsrA efecto en- ests Casa Consisto-
rial, Ia vents en- pIblica subssts de
vsrias pleas de mobiliario y diversos
efactos, cuya relscI6n cuenia On ell ex-
pediente que extste On la Secretarfa
de la Corr orsci6u, donde pueden ex !.
mtnarlo los que 10 desesn entqrarse
de las condiciones de la venta L1 que
hago dbllco por lilo de- presente,
para conociniento general.
Arecibo Julio Il de 1905. Ma
nuel Perez AUil6s, A calde. 30
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BANc0 TERRITORIAL

Hae3 poc) cslebr6 sesi6n la Junta
General de Accionistas dsl <Banco
Territorial y Agcicola de Puerto Ri
COZ.
So aprobj la monoria balancs
de 1891 l9O5 fderon hschos los ST.
guientes uombramientos de presldente
y consejeros.
Para ell primer cargo, fue desig.
nado don Federico Calat, y para los
segundos, don Ab,lardo dc la Aba,
don Miguel Targa, don Sergio Rami
rez don Elias Woolf.
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900 v|CT|MAS
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez.

Sc reciben nuevos detalles sobre
los desastres producidos por la inun-
daci6n en- el estsdo de Guanajuato-
Repdblica mejicana.
Ell gobernador de este Estado cal.
cula que las victimas de la inundaci6n
son mas de 900.
Las perdidas que Sc han sufrido
eo las propiedades pasan de dos mi
llones de pesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-25
S0BRE SEGUROS

En- la Legislature del Estado de
Nueva York, se ha presentado una
proposition para que ne abra una in
vsstigaci6n en- todas las Compafifas
de Seguros sobre ell fdncionamiento de
las mismas.
Eiposible que todas sean puestas
bsio el control, del Estado.
Esto obedece Ia question de la
eEquitativa,, que despert5 gran ints-
res en- los Eitados Unidos.