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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08

fered about SIS on property stored in the
basement Of Peck's store.
o. j. Kuhn had 1ods damaged to the
amount Of S SO.
Fredman's lost case of cotton bats
they had foot Of water in the basement
The Spencer Electric Light q Power
Co.'S plant at Smyrna closed down Mon
day night on account of the terrific storm
and high water and it has been with
great difficulty they have been able to
save their dam, the water having raised
so as to completely surround the power
house.
The Citizens Light Co. have been able
to supply power and lights but their plant
has been in imminent danger and caused
the company great anxiety.
The Belding Hall Co S saw mill was
obliged to cease operations until the flood
subsidized
The dam at Nortons grist mill in Graf
tan was carried out and every bridge
over Seely Greek between there and the
Smyrna bridge was also washed out or
the planking carried away. Much dam
age was sustained by the farmers living
in ali directions from this city to their
crops by water and washouts
Culverts over creeks and bitches were
destroyed making travel over the roads
very dangerous. The dams at Rockford
over Rogue river and also on Run Creek
with several bridges we're swept away.
Slocum's grist mill water power at
Hubbardston went out and at Lowell sew
eral business buildings among them being
H. s. Schreiner's harness shop was wash
ed into the river Mr.. Schreiner was in
his building at the time and sustained
quite severe injuries.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
FLOODS WERE FIERCE
Heavy Rains Did Damage In
Many Ways.
HIGHEST WATER EVER KNOWN HERE
Easements Flooded. Dams, Bridges
And Roads Washed out In
Many Places.

The worst storm of rain which ever
visited this locality within the memory Of
the oldest inhabitant set in Monday after
noon and its continuous downpour with
only an occasional let up through the
night soon held sway with high hand.
Every basement on Main street took
water, some Of them in very large guam
titles. The Banner office in the basement
Of the Wallace block was put out Of COM
mission entirely and the four feet of water
TO which depth it arose did considerable
damage. There were but very few cellars
in the city that escaped a drenching and
dwelling houses situated on low grounds
were surrounded with water, in a number
of them the water covering the first floor.
Flat river was never known to be so
high and hundreds of people were at
tracted to the dam to view the scene pre-
sented by the raging torrent, Fears we're
entertained that the fine structure COM
pleted last year by the r. s. Co., would
not stand against the awful pressure, but
it remains solid and intact. The city
bridges on the river are safe but at one
time it was feared the upper bridge would
give way as the north abuttment was
thought to have been weakened.
A portion of the bridge at Cannon's
pond went out but a foot bridge put in so
that crossing may be made there, the
bridge on Upsons creek on the west side
also is gone and long strip of road bed
fronting the river washed away which
will cost the city at least $500 to repair.
Mr.. Upson lost his dam built several
years ago at his ice pond, entailing loss
OF oevaral hundred dollars.
The dam It IlavelIs mill went ott wi h
a rush Of water that came upon it quickly
and in great volume.
Shortly after noon Tuesday the Belding
Land and Improvement Cos dam at Kidd
vile gave way under the fearful pressure,
although a force OF workmen were en-
deavorinP to strengthen it in every pos
sble way
Thos. Kdd's house and barns we're
surrounded by water and a portion Of the
house wall caved in.
The barber shops of n. p. McElroy,
Haysmer Bros. and G. " Cornwall in the
Easements Of the Peoples Saving Bank,
c. L. Staley & Cos store and Pierce Bros
hae from foot to three feet of water,
each suffered considerable dam
age T. Frank Irelands basement was
flooded and he estimates his loss as 5000.
Jensen & Wheeler's goods in the base
ment was not much damaged although
the water came in to the depth of foot
or more. Connel Bros. loss on turpentine,
oils, dry paints and other goods in their
basement is about &25o Unger's bak-
cry under Wortman's was considerably
wet up and flour and baked goods were
damaged, the loss being about 5 90.
The Citizens Telephone Company suf-
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
brotherhood Organized.

The Pilgrim Brotherhood has been or.
ganized in connection with the Congrega-
tional church and society.
The following officers and executive
committee were elected: President
Chas. johnson; vice president, E. B. Lap
ham; secretary, w. C. Martin; treasurer
j. E. Ferguson.
Executive committee-E. G. Lloyd, L
L. Holmes. n. A. Smith, Frank Lamber-
ton and Fred Stanton.
The meeting Of the brotherhood will be
held Sunday morning after the morning
service in the church parlor.
The executive committee are prepar
ing constitution and bylaws which vii
he acted upon at the next meeting.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
Episcopal Mission Organized.

An Episcopal mission has been organ
lied in the city and divine services will be
held on the last Sunday in each month
Rev. VIM. Warlow. Of Greenyille is rec
tor, A. B. Hull, warden, Frank Harlan
secretary, and n. A. Lamb treasurer.
There are quite good number Of peo-
pie in the city who are members Of that
church and after looking over the field Mr.
Warlow concluded TO establish a mission
in connection with the Greenvlle parish
The meetings will be held in the Wood
man hall for the present. A Sunday
school has also been organized.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
FIVE WERE KILLED
In Wreck On Grand Trunk Near
Pewamo.

In Wreck ON Grand Trunk Near
Pewamo.
Five men we're killed and l5injured at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon when a
Grand Trunk work train. engine No.
llo4, from Durand to St. johns, plunged
into a washout two miles east of Pewa-
mo.
Heavy rains had undermined the track
for a distance Of 100 feet The work
train consisting of pile driver. locomo-
tive, two tenders and one loaded car was
hurled into a mass of twisted steel and
splintered timbers.
At least one Of the killed was buried in
the wreckage.
The crew consisted Of nearly 100 men
and, with the exception Of those killed
outright, none we're seriously injured
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salisbury WINS Fined 900.

Liant X, Salisbury, the moving spirit in
the Grand Rapids water deal and self
confessed criminal was called up in Judge
Wolcotts court Monday and was fined
$4,000. He made plea for mercy with
tears in his own behalf.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve pene-
trates the pores Of the skin and by its
antiseptic rubifocient and healing in
fiuence it subdues Inflammation and
cures boils. burns, cuts, eczema, letter,
ring worm and all skin diseases. A
specific for blind, bleeding, itching or
protruding piles. The original and
genuine Witch Hazel Salve is made by
+. G. sDeWitt & Co. and sold by w. L.
Benedict.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
WRECK AT IONA

Pere Marquette Trainmen vi Meet Death
I'm Inman Creek.
The Pere Marquette worktrain, Con-
ductor Sanger in charge, early Tuesday
morning dropped 40 feet into Inman
Creek, near the s. H. Of C. So suddenly
did the accident occur that the crew had
no chance for safety, and Engineer Will
Alvord, of Ionia. and Fireman Joyce
Payne we're killed almost instantly.
Conductor Sanger, Brakeman Tim Coffee
and Frank Amelia of Big Rapids, who
had his shoulder broken. had miraculous
escapes.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08

Every body liable To itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young terri
BILE the torture they suffer. Only one
sure cure; Doan's Ointment. Absc-
lutely safe; can't fail.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
A LOT OF BIDDERS
Many Firms Want To DO Work
For City.
Council Received Forty Bids on
Water works specifications
Contract Not Yet Awarded.

City Clerk VIM. E. Fisher in response
to advertisements for bids on the water
works specifications received forty-two
bids from different firms throughout the
country number Of far away states be-
ing represented in the list.
Monday June 5th was the day set for
opening them and special meeting of the
council was called by Mayor Brioker at
the Opera House at o'clock in the after
noon, and thirty-two representatives OF
firms which placed bids on the work were
present to present their claims.
When Mayor Bricker called to order he
made a brief speech and said that every
courtesy would be shown to the visiting
representatives and their bids would be
carefully considered as the city desired to
get the best for their money. Each man
present would be accorded an opportunity
to explain any point they desired in refer
ence to their bids.
City treasurer w. l. Cusser and the
city engineer tabulated the bids as they
we're read off by Alderman Chapple.
There we're only two bids received COW
ering the whole system excepting the
Power House. all the others we're for por-
tons of it, the valves, pipes, hYdrants,
pumps, &c.
A company from Hilsboro, Texas, repre-
sented by A j. MoQuartters, offered TO
take the entire contract except the wells
for SllZ,5l54o A Jackson firm repre-
sented by n. M. Brooks bid $64, 4,55o.o2
Only one bid was received for the
power house and that one being Hunty &
Co. offering to build il for $5998.
The council viii not award the contract
until after a thorough investigation and
comparison Of figures and prices.
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POSTPONED Instructive Recital

The Instructive Recital to have been
given June 9TH by Miss Wagner, compli-
mentary to her pupils, is postponed and
will be given at a later date
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08

Ladies Social Circle excursion to Grand
Rapids. Saturday, June 9th Leave
Belding 8 a. m; rouno trip z5c; Smyrna,
e:l2. Csc; Moseley 8:25, 6oc; Lowell,
$40. soc. Arrive at Grand Rapids,
$50. Leave Grand Rapids to return z
D m. Children under IL years half
rates. wv.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
SheriH Fales In Need

Wanted Boarders at the county
jail. 1t is homelike place, and one
who stops there finds II hard to leaYe.
The doors are built to prevent intru-
sior and there are screens in all the
windows. Satisfaction guaranteed.
rhe interior decorations are simple
and many of them have been put on
by former boarders. Undesira BILE
persons will be barred (securely).-
Ionia Sentinel.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08

Is it a burn? Use DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil. A cut? Use DR.. Thomas
Eclectric OH. At your druggists.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08
Modern woodman,s Program.


Rehearsals for the Modern Woodmens
play, The Gay Mr.. Davis, on June 5,
are progressing fine, every one has their
several parts COMMITTEES aready and no
prompting will be done n the perform Z
ance. Over2oo tickets are already sold
and a packed house is assured.
The cast Of characters IS as follows:
John Davis, Kokoma banker fond of the
fair sex -........----J John Higgins
Tom Blaine, a medical student also lit
tie gay y-------....---E Eugene Peltier
Daniel Webster, white, a darkey with
ideas ---.------ Harvey Mcconnell
James Stone, retired merchant, very
jealous ---.-.- Fred McNearney
Gustaye Puders, a nervous musical COM
poser Ernie Macintosh
Julius Button, who has numerous credi-
tory and a prospective mother-in-law
------------ -.....-.------ L. Garfield
Samuel Hicks. farmer friend Of Stone
.--------.--.-- Ed. Button
Jonathan Hill a suffering shoemaker in
search of Button ----- Walter Wood
Cecil Browning, a suitor to Eva ..
=.---.--------- Elmer Rich
John Bailey, constable in search Of
Button -#.-------- Ed Dutton
Vim. Blake, man servant Of Stone
VIM. Coon
Lillian Tussell, comic opera singer, fond
Of bankers Miss Marie McWlliams
Mrs John Davis, the jealous wife of the
banker ----M Miss Grace Lloyd
Augusta Davis, the bankers young daugh-
ter ----------M Miss Cora Person
Mrs. James Stone. young wife Of Stone
Miss Martha Vahey
Eva Stone, attractive daughter Of Stone
------....---..------ Miss Minnie Shut
Mrs Miller, widow in search Of Button
- Miss Jenrie Pierson
Anna Bailey, maid Of Lillian Tussel
---------M Miss Jannietta MeCue
Dora Wells, maid of Mrs Stone, -----
i. -------------....M Miss Rena Benedict
Specialtes between acts Strand prize
cake walk by Misses Beth Barnard and
Rena Benedict and Wnifred Bush and
Inez Cole.
Vocal Solo Just for Fun" Miss
Jennetta McCue
Another speciality which will be an un-
known only announced at the perform
ance.
Musical director, A, j, Rummer.
Reserving Of seats begins Monday June
! 9th. those wanting good seats must 90
early.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1905-06-08

MUSLIN DRAWERS AND CORSET
COVERS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22
n 0 I ] c | 4 S.

-Se han preaentadO en- Ia ciudad
clnC0 OasOa nueVJs dc ssfRTp pi61.
El lunes enpezaYan & CeIebrafge
en- q Tribunal de Diatlito les pl4itos
c'Vi!es pendientes.
Hoy Il hs BidO Zelda u sentencis
P bio Torres y julien Gonzalez, Ell
primero por hurto , 81 segundo Dor
seduction.
Ell domingo pr6ximo regresafsn
de 50 excursion les bafios de Cosuao,
los esp0gos Winthrop.
-Ests ms mana entr6 en- Ell puerto al
v9por SBuenOI AiFe22 prOCedenteHda
Mexico y VenezuelR y aeguirS Vipjs
para EGpRfIS.
Juan GonzRIez, cor finado de pFe.
sidi0. fu6 arrestado ayer en- Utasdo
por atentAdo contra u policfa. oeu-
psndoseIs an CuChilIo.
-An0che fu6 arFestsdo en- Arecibo
Manuel AlbarzRn. poy hurto de tabaco
y TesistenCia s h policfa.
-Es Capitsn Guerrero ha sidO des-
tlnado 4 AreCib0 y ell capit6n CabrerR
& Gusysma.
Ell sefor Carlos T. Preston hs 10.
Iicit9do pernniaO de IL AIcaIdfs para
f.bFiCRr una casa de MADEIRA Cerca deI
puente de San Antonio.
-Carta recibidR hoy On San Juan,
notiCia que "a eats Completamente res
tabIecidO el sefior Jos6 L. Bsrrfog, Ill.
Calde de YAbucOe.
-Podemos infoPmar que ell Gober-
nador no ha dado nipgunR disposition
Ell Jefs de % policfa insular para que
evite ae celebEen &meetiugg.s Pueden
ceIebrarse todoB 'Cuantos so Gleaeeh,
0iempre que no 30 tFate de aIterar Ia
p&z. 49,. H.
-Ests tarde 6sIen para Coamo los
egpOB0s Winthrop. acOmpS n ados de ID
Carmen del Arroyo Ell geflor
Filter. seCretavio particular del ct.
barnadOr.
Con motiVo de 10 lluvia de anOche
fueron suspendidOs aIgunos de los fes-
+ Jos que hsbfsn de verifoarge en- SAT-.
turCe, del progrRma de las featas de SIN
Mateo.
-M6s de media hOrs estuvo anoohe
detenide eI CARO- eI6ctriCo que aali6 de
San Juan & las IL y media, esperandO
eI cruCe de los que venfan del PaEque.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22
DESBORDAMI.IENTO,

ResImente 10 hubO anOche en- eI tel. s.
trO del Parque. |
iUn deSbordamiento de concurrent
te4!-Como decfa Martinez L'onip, que
eAt&b1 San su Cuerda0, porque, R6n
CuaudO es mas naGcetG que Ia idem que
p0nen en- el cruce pRradR L., anoohe
eatabR tambi6n des60rdGd0, diGo. han.
chido de j6biVo.
En- cAmbiO Rodriguez como Siempres
Atsnto y 80lfcito con too pGJaT0.
LIZ verdad 90 que no CRbfS I& gente
-dicho a0f. san G9aatnc6o. No cabla Id
gente en- ell teatr0 del Parque.
En- I@ puerta cobr6rCnge mas de trein4
ta pesos de entradss. puea &c hAbfan
SgOtado las looRlidades desde los pri-
meFas hoYRg.
De todos los pueblos circunvaCinoa,
hsbfs famiiiag. que vEnieron cxpresa-
mente s conoCer La P feBa, & aplau-
dir aI genial artiOtR.
No hay que deCir como este tr&bAi6
Rncche.
In ovaci6n fu6 tan extraordinAril
como eli deS50rdanojemto de gents.
ST La Pres& vuelve & dar otrR fan
ci6n. q. popgan en- ell teChO del edifoio
0iquieFa unRs doCenRs de abRniCos cleo.
tTiCO9; pOrque anOChe p0T pOQttGt0 &c
registrar numer0sos cAAOs de aA6xiS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22

La PreS9 90 deSpedirk definitivnmen-
to del teAtrO del PAEque. ell domingo
pr6ximo "a del Corriente con una fun
ci6n popular & lGs d de la tarde. & los
Siguientes b.ilS preOios:
EntrAdR y lunetP, so CentGvog.
Hem & gfRdRS. 25 Centavos.
Entire los n6mer0s del intereBante
programs, Que Ge compone de 4 par.
t,S, tiGurs eI de clos Ratap,0 tranS-
f,rmSndOGe 80 veceS Il Ia GjStG del pal.
6Lico y san na0verSe de la e8cemG. 10 que
tHuto llam6 IR atenCi6n snoCha.
81 notable Ls Peesa aaldr6 para Ca
guRs eI lunes pr6ximo. en- Cuy0 ciudRd
vsrifcRrS a'gunas funCiones.
Prep6renSe aquell0B yecinOS & dis.
frutar de an gran eSpect6culo que mas
ggradR CuRnto mas Se v6.
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"SANITO-M ANlA,"
(SBoricuG e8cri5SenGo en- serio y

(GBoricua e8cri6ienGo en- seri0 >
Hey an prurito inSOpOrtAble en- esta
ciudad de m0IestAr y.perseguiF los
prOpietRriOS de Fl lcRS TurbRnas. naBtS
eI puntO de exaBperarleS induCirleS.
sal Vez, 6 10 0nSienaCi6n de GuS OASRB
pOr Cu0Iquier preCio, y evitRr AOf ell
Gomprome eterae. Rl repeler los Atr0pe'
Hos de loS sgentel de ID SAnidGd.
Sebsmos que ell engAfIGmiento es mas
nOentuado con detener minOdOG pro-
pietSriOs. PArece que hay sui 9tos y
parsonaIidades que &C zAn .fWer0 8 fran
quiciA de estoS agenteS.
Hay cAaRu enClRVRdNG en- e. centr0 de
IA Ciudad cuyAs pRrede9 que dan q
GALES principaIeg. no RoI0mente han
perdid0 hOce muCho tiempo eI ampR-
fietSdC, Ri no que muOhoG de BuB ladri
Hos eatSn podridos y TeaumanteG, in,
orlando con fetidGs exhalaciOneB Ell
oIfAto de los transeunte9, hastR ell pun
80 de tener 6ItOs que Ian zarSe al medic
de ID CalVe para evitar ger infectAdt q al
Sentir los malos olores que so deSpren-
den de Gemej Sntes pRredeO.
EGtos focOs perenneG de meftismO s
criHderos de microbes, no son denun.
CiAdoS Dor los citAdos perturbRdOreS
de 10 tFanquiIidad de IoB buenOB pre-
pietArios, por que detrSS de esos in
fectndos paredoneS de moho, 6 in
mundioias; Rparece Ia fgurA 0mengzs'
dora de aIg6n magnOte que, podri9
ponerles 10 loTOG y hRcerLeB perder el
maameyit0 de que disfrutSn.
Eo cSmbio, laS denunCiaS NdeVen
contra los prOpietRrioG de TGnch0aeeS
= Ca8uchas de Puerta de TERRA y Ms
rina. P.quefiog prepietA ArioG que cum
plen Fl almente con el f .cc, con ell psGo
de contFibuciOneS, g. pc BGr de contar
cen mOrosoS ipquilin0g, que no Slem'
pre- eatsn en- condicione0 fl lanCieras de
DCdar ppgAr s tempo sus inqui:inAtos.
La ley dtb9 ser igaal para todoH
Y Y''eato de ser muy ex'gentaS con unoI
n1uy ben6vOIoR con otros, nO!soIo ga
irjlGGo. ii 10. .irr rritante-
4 Ya que tenemog neurpBiG de ex g :
yadA SAnidAd. buenO 90 que 6Sta SAM
to mania secure; y al ads gio gus. dice
uue la'sGlud del pueblo eS swpTenaG tey'
neS al Fl una verdGd, splicRndo Cuer'
damente las Ieyes de. S ,nidad. ain afro
pelIAr & los prOpietHrios-
BORICUA.
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FL NUEVO VINO T0NICO i.
ID Vino de Stearns. Sd VaIor en Ias NeuraIui;

El Vino de Stearns, su Vaor en- las Neuragiaa
Las continues del tempo traen congo gran
secue de dolores neugco deando eatarros
radosy ppes cuando necesidad antener
Ia foraeza vitadad del ORGANISING poder
mente dferenes enemigo Para esto
nuea disposition vaioso Searns
Acee de Hgado de acaao 81 sente de para
muchos de nuestros lectores:
Leeds Inglaterra Febrero de 1904
My Seores noTengo el placer de nforar Vds sobre ell
Fesado expenddG he obtendo Vino de
Acee de Hgado de Bacaao Hero Haee dos
padeciendo
de degpues de haber tornado agunas dos de Vino
eapeo a reaparecdo dolores negcos
fueres Lo recomendo mis- amigos tonco exceente
De Vds respetuosamente E. TURNER.
Ell Vino de Stearns de Acete de Hfgado de Bacalao
decoso pasdar perectamente digerb Ia ayuda
las funcones de asmacion nutci6n da al sema la
foaeza necesara complete esao de sau En-
la tss ncente anema otras enfemedades debane ell Vino
de Searn prous6n todos meicos
mundo Els vino de rico puro que conene odos los
eenentos curatos del acee de hado de bacaao
oeo La ad6n del Peponato de Hero aumena alto gado
efectos t6nicos.
Pdase siempre e de StearnsDe venta en- las Boticas
FREDERICK STEARNS CIA.
DETROIT. MICH, e. UAA
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lntOxlG6SG eaSuaIm0nt0 una dis
tiDguIda SG6OrIta.

FueiauxiIiada a tempo por varios
mGdicos.
Aver tArde intoxic6se CRsuRlmeDte
con nitrate de plata Ia sen 1ritR Pillar
Lopez Tizol. Afortunadamente foe
asiOtido & tempo por lOB doCtoreS Car.
balleiF0. Lopez AntonRiorRi. ChRCRr
= CArbonelI.
Sc inf0rmR que la sen 1ritR sufri6
ana lamentAb.e equiVoCRci6n y de ahf
que, sin darse Cuents, ,hioiese uso del
nitrate de plata.
CelebramoB que ell oportuno auxilio
de Ia cienCia AalvaSe & la simpstica ,
essimada gefIorit0.
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3 ON BARD E O.,
g-3t--
A LA GUERRAl

NV York ,l21, / p. n. -
HV cBussd0 profunda impression en-
tods ID: grams rep6blicR lR nOtiCia de
que vSrios pOderes de Europa COali2R.
dos deutruir6n; todas laS poblNciOneS
O0 10 GO0kS. --
1CaStro dice que mientfBG olga hEblar
de lon Glen mil cueIlos franceses que
sORban de reCibir en- <El CieloH nc
tAndrG miedO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22

En- 10 que 60 reedif7-
mente ell local que oCul
de Allen No. 81, he tra
bgeCimientO de barber
al No. 19 de 10 mismS y.
local ofEezCO & mis- cor
Cedores. esmerRdts ne
con prontitud y elegan
lSCZGd en- c0rtes de bGT6t.o. .-------.-- =
excelente pelfumerfG francesa para ei
uso de los psrroquianoS.
luna visits, , os cOnVencereia!
3Ov.a Ao0DStO del IOr0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22

New York, Sept. p. l.3O p. m.
Los cOntratorpederos rusos refu-
giados en- Chefd q quedaran muy
prontO en- condolences de- retornar
a. a~Vladivosto2k, a dOnde han reci-
bilo orden de quedaF.
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IMPO ORTANTES CABLES


New York, Sbre. %, 1-3O P. M.
On despach 10 de Madrid informa
que el gobiern no es paflol ha firma-
10 un tfatad 10 con nhercial con Bel
gica. l. .
Tambi6n ha firm ado eI eobierno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22

DDS cruceros los acompaflar8n
para remolcarl0s en- case necesario.
ObFeros franceses lleVados a Che
fl Sc ocupan en- activar los traba-
JOS de reparaci6n de dichos barcos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22
NAL EFECTO

New York, Sbre. %, l-30 P. M.
LO atribuidO al embaj ador ale
man ha prOducidO maj efecto en-
las cancilIerfas inglesa Y Americana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22
UNA ENTREvISTA

dista neg6 Sc hubiese trstalo del
asunto fFanco-venezolano; paro ma
nifest6 Greer que el asuntO Sc re-
solverfa por la VIA diplomaiica sin
intervention de ninguna otra po-
tencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22

New York, Sbre. %, l,30 p. m.
El embajadOr aleman en- Paris y
el Presidente Loubet han tenido
esta mafana una conferencia Sc
Gre ia.
Interrcgado aqu6l pOr un Perio-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22
TRANQUILlDAD EN- JAPOll

New York, sbre.k22,- --1-3O M
Dicen de Hong Kong que en- Ell
Jap6n reina absolute tranquilidad
deGido a las medidaS represivas que
adoptara ell M,kado y q que la OPT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22

De Madrid un trata do De arbitraie
con BruceIas.
PaFte de la prensa de Madlid.
cto:ns9gFa tervientes e'ogios al ga
binete que preside el senor Monte
70 Rios. -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22
AVlsO 4 los M6dICOs

En- al 4 'timO Boletfn de Ia AsOCia-
Ci6n M6aica h6se anunoiGd0 err6neR.
monte Ia pr6ximR AsGmbleR extrRor-
dinaria y CientiiCR para ell primer do
mingo del mes de Octubre. EStR ten
dra lrg4r ell gegundo dOmir g1, 8 de
O1tubre & Ia una dc la tarde en- los 50
Iones daI Ateneo. - El Pfesidenta, DR.
A. SEnhZ. 3V.g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-22
VEN IA.

Da los dos msgnfi sOs automobiles
prOpiedad de D. Rogue PaniF qua. Il M
b'6n se admite en- soCiedad con Ia par
ticipaci6n de an 4090, 6 IN buen Chauf,
feur 6 mecsnico que seps mRne r di-
Chos &utom6viIes. para eatAblecer el
serviCio de pagsjeros en- ls isls. ~ !
Para mss informes dirijapse & Tt'
kusn no 8 b.i1g. 30v.