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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
i1rroln our Rcg,,lar coxrcspoh1cnt.l

re 3aT Regular coTespo,iahent}
The Virgihihn's love Of politics whs well
of that State. who spent an hour ,otrr
more discussing tho campalgn which Will
be innde in 1903 for the Deinocratc. nom
i ,,a for rnorship-this in're-
The nomination and before the people
( bhve ratified the selection made In the
primary col, test. VI
there VIII be at lenst five candidates
discussed, Il no more. It Is possible. that
5nll Of the men now being talked Of Will
have alluded to above believe that there
Lieutenant Governor willard, Mr.iJ. rny-
lor Ellyson. Representative Carter. Glass,
Harry st. George Tucker. 1ttis more
than likely that Judge Mann will mako
another contest for the nominations, u
he Y; second man IN the e., race which yha,i
Judge r.. T. W. Duke, Of charlottesville,
has been mentioned In connection with
the Democratic guberna torial nomination,
but he has not authorized any state
inent as to whether he will be an nspirant
for the honor.
Z asked Colonel Robert. L, Lee to-day
regarding his candidacy for the speaker :.
ali right said Colonel Lee. while
+ cannot say that i Will be chosen, as
the Legislature which is to take the oath
Of office this winter has not yet been
elected; yet I have heard from number
OF friends who will be returned and
they have. promised me their support.%l t
Is an honor which l would appreciate and
which shall strive to WIN but there
are some strong men running against
me-"
I JOIN w. Churchman, OF Augusta and
w. y. Cardwell. Of Hanover. are the I,
other candidates for>the honor Of Weld
K" Colonel lon I Lee had a harder fight for the
denomination this year than his friends
expected he would have. 1t seems there
a road law for Fairfax. mainly through
the efforts OF Colonel Lee. The law was
endorsed at a largely attended meeting
Of the citizens Of Fairfax and sent e
It was favored by nearly everybody III
the county. and 30 got 1t through. It has
proved very unpopular, and came near
achieving the deiedt Of me !, patrof h nS Ae
votes, which probably surprised his enc.
mics as much as his friends, as he had
always been exceedingly popular with
the voters OF Fairfax. But a road law
has been Oft proven to be about the
most dangerous thing member OF the
Virginia Legislature can tackle unless
1t be dog law. Colonel Lee has always
been exceedingly popular among ms col;
earn the honor.
or course. the campaign witch Judge
Lewis and the Slemps are making Tor
the governorship Of Virginia Is not taken
very seriously by either Democrats or
Republicans here. There was weird
story sent out from here last week to
tn effect that President Roosevelt would
proba bly, make tour of Virginia IN the
Interest Of the Republican ticket, The
story was too absurd to be denied NO
President has ever taken the stump IN
behalf Of the ticket of his party. " neither
in a State or national election. Presi-
dent Roosevelt wil.not depart from the
unbroken custom.
1T is not known how E,;s,h money the
Republican campaign managers Tor VIE
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SELECTING SPEAKERS.
Chairman Ellyson to Open Head
quarters ina Few DAYS. III

Hon. J. Taylor Elyson, chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee said last
night that he expected to open Demo-
cratic headquarters within the next few
now under consideration.
am working as steadily and as earn
estly each day. however" he said, "as
open. and am getting matters In pretty
good shape to start actively into the
fight" 5s, q
Mr.. Ellyson is In correspondence with
4 his lieutenants all over the State, and IL
arranging a list Of speakers for the early
stages OF the canvass. which he will be
ready to announce In a short time
e Attorney-Gcneral Anderson said yester-
day that he would make a large number
OF speeches during the campaig n. though
he would be unable to take the stump un-
til after October LIST. S3&
&f The campaign promises to be fiery and
spirited from that time until the day OF
election, 81 1a8 s
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z PERISH As. GAR
PLUNGES From. TRESTLE
CONTINUED from First Page.)


first arrested Then Conductor ]. w.
johnson and Guards Timothy Higginson,
J. McDavtt w. l.. Berry and b. Clark
were taken into custody
At a preliminary hearing this afternoon
all tho men waived examination. #
Two versions OF the cause OF the
wreck wero told to the coroner. One
of these was that the switchman had
sot the tracks for Sixth Avenue train
and when he saw his mistake had at
was on the curve, the change throwing
the second, third and fourth cars Off the
track. The Ewitchman, however, ,,e-
clares tho wrecked train had Sixth
Avenue signals set and no expected it
to slow down to take the curve. In
stead 1t maintained the speed usual with
Ninth Avenue trains on the direct line
f The curve at Fifty-third Street Is sharp
and Is practically unbanked. according to
statements made to-day. It is intended
for higher rate Of speed than six miles
an hour. 38
What Conductor Says.
Conductor Johnson this afternoon made
"a detailed statement to Police Inspector
Flood.1,.He said:
second %as sa Gn W ad 9n st e f F se
ninth Street and We're going at a fair
rate of speed, as 1t is long run to
Fiftieth Street. The car was pretty
we'll crowded; There were q number
Of men on the platform and In the
aisle of the second car There were
number q shop girls, who we're
laughing md Joking,
first car went on, and he second and
third cars went together like jack
knife. sticking right UP In the air and
practically closing against each other.
In CONSEQUENCES from where was on
the front platform of the second car,
at the start ] was. dropped to the rear
PLATFORM of the first car, Then the
second car dropped TO the street.
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Who Discovered Bananas2

A boom in tho banana trade In Eng
land reminds correspondent Of THE
Liverpool Courier that It Is $40 years
since the fruit WAS discovered by Eng
llsh merchant adventurers' IN looa -
to be found the earliest references. 20
the banana It Is In Captain Laudon-
nieres second Voyage unto Florida"
in that year and the year following
Here is the passage, and 1t Will be OBJ
served the word Is spelled 'Ananas";
5"Dominlca Is one OF the fayrest Islands
Of the West. full OF hills. and OF worry
good smell Whose singularities deslr-
Ing to know as we passed. and seeking
also to refresh ourselves whth fresh
water, l made the mariners cast anker'
after we had sayled about halle along
tho coast thereof, Az soon as we had
cast anker, two Indians (inhahitants Of
that place. sayled towards us IN two
canoes full OF fr,,lte Of great excellencie,
which they called Ananas,"
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HAVE SERVED BEFORE.
Forty House Nominees Know the
WAYS Of LaW-Making. t6

OF the elghty-six Democrats who have.
up to date, been nominated for the House
OF Delegates in the State, forty of them
have served in previous Legislatures. and
the forty are members OF the present
House and eight have served at previous
sessions. A large number Of the nomi.
are young mon. The eight members who
have served In previous Legislatures are
Dr. 4. NJ Dunn, Of Albcmarle; p, B.
Powers. Jr.. of Caroline; G. g. Taliafsrro,
of Orange;,J. 2. Taylor and II. G. Glenn
emit, OF Pittsylvanla; Charles T. Bland, Of
Portsmouth; Pembroke Petit. OF Fluvan-
ma, and Rev. J.tJ, Chlldress of Buchanan;
The only two preachers so far named
Of Louisa, and they are both of the Bap-
list faith The remaining nominations
will be made in the next fe " weeks. 5a
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Island Of Sakhalin,

The Japanese from time 5lmmemorlal had eX-
ercsed some control over tho southern part
OF sakahaln, the Russians having begun per-
mansnt settlements In the north no eurpr
than 1857, After much friction and long diplo,
Southern sakhalin in Consideration Of The ses-
sion by Russia OF the lsands OF the klFliest
mer, for the proper name OF the land Is
''Karaflo" or "Karaftu,Y Tho Island " ~
miles long. land tho breadth, varies from twenty
to l60 miles The aboriginal population largely
Alnu, Is O. $50; the Russian popula ton ls ~ ooi
according to the latest ayalables fyursI;g o. o.
the population being conylcts and exlles and
'ttcket-ot-leSyeS men A. III VI
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held on 10 the iron rail- like death
and.was straight up in the air. saw
girls and women climbing over the
seats of the car that they might es-
CAPE
''Being an old railroader pulled out
my watch Tand looked at It, 1t was 4
exactly 1906 A.! NJ. The signals , We're
w for ST s{xt hFeaan ye nas } Ssls8 'S
Bail was accepted for all the railroad
4. Statements Of Officials.
Statements tending to fix the blame for
the accident were made by the oIllc'als
or the company arer several hours, !, ~ ~
Of tic railroad company, speaking for the
switchman who set the switch so that
the train turned on ON t ny sixth aye,
nue. tracknt nearly rg1nII g,e sta ~
ment In jackson IS name:
"rhe Ninth Avenue train, which net
with the accident displayed sixth Ave t3
nue. signals On tn erl assu'np. uave ' the
iran sl In Sikh Wsr Xy esi track
General Manager tIedley, of the Inter,
borough Rapid Transit ,Compa'nS s uaa
fois ai SET for for, a Sixth Avenue train.
State Railway Commissioner Frank pa
ker made personal observation Of tho
scene OF the wreck to-day IN 9 IRA ma 6! o
have on hand any evidence wA'ch may
= DatectIyes learned that Motorman Paul
X elley spent large part Of the day
nj a friends house, but he Disappeared
from that place before the police arrived
y sfate,nents we're issued BY the Elevated
Railway Company TO the effect that the
sw1tchman under arrest has had a clean
record ever since he entered me go coma onS
That Notorman Kelley had several years
eexparIence as a motorman ~ st, LoHis
Prior 70 beginning, work Y this capacity
on the New York elevated ROAD SIX
months ago, 49,
A. man who went suddenly raYlnK mad
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!. SPEAKING IN CAMPBEL.L.|
Address BY Harris Hoge-Mr. j
A NJ Marman's Wife III.
'snacinl to The es-Dispatch,

t1,yNGHBURG, VA, September 1.-THE
Renublicnns opened their campaign IN
this section to-day at Rustburg with an
address from Harris Hoge Of R o. tnpsst
~ ~ ! hn candidates of that party. The
Campbell Court convened there to-day
md "a CON siderable crowd was present,
though Mr.. Hoge did not have a large
Slate Senator T. N. Hartman, candidate
for Superintendent OF public instruction,
was il, the city yesterday en- route %
Rustburg. where he was ndvept u ot 70
on a telegram advising him of the illness
OF his Wife. 49,. -l. 5I...rL.l ~.
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wreck, was identified as Leopold Neugus.
father Of a young man killed in the
wreck, The father was reading paper:
and supposedly had before him one OF
suddenly Jumped from his seat, shouting
that his boy was killed He tried 70 ol!m n.
out OF a car window, When pulled back
forcibly restrained from beating his head
against. the steel walls Of the car, J., ~ y
hosnltal he was pronounced insane,
tilted him and said that his mind had
been sound only q few minutes preVl-
Ously X Essttf te.95f1F Pep. 81
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Edmund Irby.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Ashland. VA, September il.-Mr,
Edmund Irby, youngest. son of the late
Captain Richard lrby died here t o. os.
sistant = book keeper In the Merchants,
Rational tiI Bank Of Richmond for several
Years He was In his thlrty-secs,ond year
and leaves wife, and one child hi A., !, ! ]
mor mi at 10 o'clock from his mother's
hnine here. The remains will be buried
in Woodlawn Cemetery, Ashland. nn ra
the following will act as 3pell-pearers' Niir;
Frank Cox, Mr., Charles Harvard and
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DEAD.

DEAD.
Jacob NJ. EAnspach, q merchant and
member OF the Newark On. - Board
OF Trade.
Il Ernest p. Scheiblc, an electrician
Theodore Morris, colored.
John Cochrane
Solomon Neugass employed by the
Mutual Chemical Company ~ a 4.
Corlcnius Mccarthy, laborer.
william Lees, an electrician. ;33554s.
Joseph Bach, policeman.
lanes Cooper employed by Fire
proof Tenement House Assoclal ton Ir.l I,
Emma Conhoven, died In Roosevelt cit
Hospital. 49,, i,
louis Hberle, clerk, was married and
had two children.
or the dead the most fightfully mu;
tlated was James Cooper, whose he sle
was completely severed from his BODY
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PRINTERS WHO ARE WORKING.

Nm The Anderson ltnhfI PRINTING Company 8
office, which was unlonzed last week have
granted their men eight hours a day, ard
are therefore not affected by the local
strike. This concern docs an extensive
job and label printing business, not only
for the local trade, hut their work goes
all over the United States.
+ Mr.. Nulian Anderson, the proprietor OF
this concern, has been In business here
for fifteen years and has tho reputation
of being one of. the most ur-to-dute
printers of the city, # you want n Job
done quick and good try thcm. Their OF
Ace Is located at 1852 r. FRANKLIN
Street, Y sl Il
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CAPT j /. DAN LEI.
IS A DEMOCRAT
Continued from First 11age.) 4:


sion at Cox's Store. September GOTH and
decide whether Mr.. MoncurcI or Captain
Lee shall be the nominee.
#&"Both Captain Lee and Mr. Moncure
agreed 10 abide the decision"
Is a Loyal Party Man.
II have not declared myself an inde..
pendent candidate for the Legislature,
said Captain Lee In his statement given
out on Sunday gaa Il; b 3t#8 V. sl5 III
"All this talk of my boiling te1d turn
ing Republican and such like - not so.
I'm Us good q Democrat to-day as ever
was and I have served my party since
1861 having been the chairman In this
county for n quarter OF a century.
H.'Why did you resign from the chair
manship OF the conmittec?" was asked.
Because OF the primary plan. It was
time for the election OF officers in the
county committee. and thought It q
chance TO give the young blood q show
SIthnve been chairman for SO many years
and It has been q great deal. OF trouble
and expense to >n1e, as i had all Che work
onS my shoulders. 81 3g$t9i 4t III
8tt'When 4 hand over my papers to-mor-
row and relinquish my office as chair
man Will offer my services to fight
In the ranks II they need me. I'm a
Democrat, but 4 stand for the straight
thing. i Is because OF the state OF af-
fairs In Stafford OF late years that the
Republicans have such q: strong following.
The newspapers in The State have, done
me great Injustice. Ny record is an
open book and / challenge anyone to
say that I have not been square and
above board. repeat, I was forced into
this campaign by my friends"
Captain Lee and Mr.. Moncure having
each agreed to abide the decision OF the
Joint meeting, It is safe to say that tho
trouble Is over. and that there will be
gut one Democrat in the field.
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Speaks On Sunday Schools,

y Rev. r. n. Niaxey spoke Sunday at
Paramount Church In the interest or sun;
day school study and made n very favor
able impression. He preached at the
Union Station Church al both services,
AS a result of the tent meetings held
recently by Rev. George II. Wiley, u
number OF converts were made, who will
join the, church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
ORDERS FOR $4,000
TONS OF STEEL. RAILS
lRy Assocla ted Press.

# PIIII.ADELUHIA, PA. Sept. 1l,--Ths
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to-day
placed orders for 10000 tons OF steel rails
for 1900 delivery, This Is an increase OF
40, 900 tons over the last contract. The
orders were distributed among the United
Steel Company. the Cambria Iron Cons
pany and the LackawannaS Iron and Steel
COMPANY. -.E.a-l.. ". -...l .ls,s.-.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
Music in Treatment Of Insane,

/, Is well known that music is valuable
curative agent in the treatment OF the Insane,
ana New York physician AYERS that the in
fluence OF music Is moro powerful than any
other. perhaps than all others. In beneAtlng
Z his patients Some patients have been known
10 gain weight, while the pulse and respira ton
also improve. Music has n healing effect upon
both tho body and the mind. h, II g5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
Reyercomb Speaks,

(special to The Tlmes-D ispatoh.)
WOODSTOCK, VA Sept. n,--H on. Geo.
A, Revercomb, Republican candidate for
Attorney General Of Virginia, ana At.or-
ney r. j. Walker, OF the Shenandoah
hnr, addressed a good sized audience IN
tie courthouse to-day, court day, This
opened 4 the Republican Champaign IN
Shenandoah. tS mn
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RECORD OF NEW1ss.YC DIRK lRECK
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

SERIOUSLY lNJUR|ED. 4.
K Henry Athens, policeman, frac-
ture OF ribs and dlslocated leg. as,
{ William Butler, fractured arm and
lacerated head.
Martin Fitzgerald, Internal injuries:
James Greer leg, crushed. &.
Patrick ]. Gillian, left side crushed
John Gensel. arm fractured.
Bridget Mcmahon, Internal inju-
ries and injuries to head.
John T. NIcKinna. left shoulder dis
located and leg crushed.
William T. Niebuhr,{ skull fractured
Henrietta Osterlin, arm fractured.
Seymour Rowe, skull fractured
Thomas, Swan, arm fractured,
Fred Wister, both arms fractured.
Unidentified man. fractured skull.
unconscious, at Roosevelt Hospital.
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CABELL AND TALLEY.
They Preach a Republican Doc
trine to Caroline People.

Ill4 Especial to The 'Flmes-DlspatoH.J 36
8 BOWLING GREEN, VA, Sept. 1.-THE
first gun of the Republicans was f1red
here to-day by Messrs Royal Ii Ca
bell and Robert II. Talley,S pf Richmond,
-who made stirring speeches. adY t'nS
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: on,,h,,can principles. Good country
.onaa free schools and free school
hooks socks for the pupils and a fair election
h and fair and honest administration OF
government were the issues when they
dWelt upon. 5i{@
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Maud Muller to Date.

Maud Muller on q summers day q,
Let her auto run away.
She paid no fine-the reasons plain Sit4
She stroked the Judges chestnut mane.I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12
A War't| or |. Pin|'l|l' m lie
MAY BE, DANGEROUS.

When a wart, mole or pinple shows
any sign Of tenderness tits warning
that bad blood is behind it, Often these
places are on the face, hands, legs or
other part OF the body for years, and give
no sign to cause uneasiness, and then
with a little rough handling, slight cut
or bruise will develop into sore that re-
fuses to heal, and the sufferer finds him-
self afflicted with cancerous ulcer.
About three years ago q blister came
on the right side OF my nose; ~ grey
up; the pain was not very severe az nrst,
inflame and discharge matter; Az times
bhe place would scab oyer ana appear 20
be getting we'll, but the SOAP Woula drop
+ OFF, leaving a red, angry dookinK Mioer;
had almost despaired OF oyer our1ng ~,
when my attention was cal 70 F. ., -,
and after taking q few bottles The sore
began to gradually grow smal!er' Ehe
disoharge stopped ana IM MS M SHeeHs;In
Greensboro, Ky, JNo' HA|asS1il
1.-THE blood ispure and healthy these sores
cannot exist. S, IS, S, is the ideal p!ood
purifier. It cleanses the blood OF all
poisons and impurities, making It strong
and vigorous and able to supply the pody
with the strength and 1lonrishnent IT
needs. There is nothing that acts SO
promptly as S, S. S., toning up the en-
lire system, helping the general health
i /. i II eNrn
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Exclusive ELEGANCE In Silks.

pronounced prominence
OF
eJnb colred Ansuk anaa lain and cha b
#E II selects at . 81
1onh sdMC dMeda Manageable
4
2oinh An-sls"s evhnk" Q r -
" 2oinh Danau h,newats h TX
nPinCheo guedsT
+ 2oinh
2oinh Ans N war; pr .!
4 Romans striped An n very at s1
i BhckTa s10Hch very heyy,g guaranteed ayd o. $500
+ Black Mn at
Bck po @
Bnck1a a.sehch watrpr very env.g
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andcuring sores
permanently
DO not let q
.wart or pilnple
develop into q
cancerous ulcer,
but purify yonr
bloc d with
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s., S, S, It Is natures remedy, purely
vegetable, and while driving all poisons
from the blood, will build up every part
Of the system Book on the blood and
any medical advice desired will be given
without charge, to all who write, "A
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, GO.
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PoHcinica de San Juan
DE los doctons O. Coll y Toste, J. N.
Carbo'eG y J. a. Ldpss AmtongiorW.
San Jose, No IA, Principal.

Treinta aios do expsrienoia pro.
fesional en- las Intermediates tropica-
Gales. Alta ciruiia. Especialidsd en-
Intermediates de 10 pisl. GinscologfA
" Tocologfa. Was urinarias. Oto.
Rino.Laringologfa. vsnsrologfAl
Analiais qufmiso y microso6pico. 10.
ras do consulta: de S&11 por 10 ma.
Hans = do 2 & s de ID tards. Precio
de consultas, un dollar. A los pobrss
gratis. Las operacionss 80 har&n en-
ssts G abinete, domicilio, en- oil Hos.
pital Presbiteriano y en- oil dc mujeres
y ninos. El servioio dsntro y fusra do
10 poblaci6n, ssra iustiprsciado. Sc
'atisiacen consultas medicas q los en-.
fermos do 10 isla: sl intsresado remi.
tira nm historial dc 81 enfermedad ,
un giro postal de dos dollars, y rsci.
'bira un sCuestionarios, euyas pro.
guntas debe cumplimentar, y luego 60
10 envisra el eTratamientos. Diriiir
la correspondencia 81 Prscticante ,
SeCretario do 10 sPoliclinicas don Pio
Amador y Rodriguez, San joss ndms.
70 IA, principal, Telefono zoe. San
Juan. P. r,
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Sc VENDE

Una maquina dc vapor de balan'
Gin de seis columns, con cilindro de
Is pulgadas diamstro y Al pulgadas
curse, con su eie y volanse, todo or
buen estado, representanGo 81 cab alloi
nominales de fuerza.
Un engranajs de hero fundid.
con 81 Catalina mayor do l20 pulga-
das diamet: o , menor de 81 pulgadas,
con sus cureflas, crapodinas y banco
todo On buen estado y de Ia fabrica dc
Mirrlees, Fait g. WATSON dc Glasgow
Cinco Evaporadoras ,Wetzsl ds
cobre, 3 de elias iDgiesas de tuboz
diajonales y 2 francesas de tubos res
tos.
Para informec dirijlrse & 10 Ha
cienda Bocachica, 9 a don Juan G
Prats, en- Ponce.
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The New T,,k G Porto Rico Steamship company
Bab conbab Postal con Cobeo De los Ehdg Unhs De Vn(in

La los do New York recbirG en- mues hast.
las doce del dfa de Ia salda : : ~ -
Ne OdnE
New Dreams p erto Rco isvsndo pasajsros carga.
Seco de cabotaE PORTO
de San Juan Ia: dos &c Ia mdrugda
de u sgueutss chas
Moembre Is 2 Dicembre 3 q ls oe juevss octubrs
Este vapor con os de eta Compa
SO cb las IL del dja
las odnas hasts de la salids
Vapo VASCO lvando sola da pueo
DC la a de
Este microbes e. Dciambre 20 1905: nor a
M Otubre H. Noviembre Is Dembre 1906 Admra car.
60 hasta las II del dta 10 saida - ' '~S~'-