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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05
VACATION OF CIRCUIT COURT.
viii Continue Until Completion of Re.
modelling of Court House.


After tomorrow 1t Is the intention
of Circuit Judge w. r. Ellis to take a
vacation during the rest Of the month,
while the work of remodeling the
court house is under way, and conse-
quently business in that court has
been finished up as much as possible.
During the rest Of August many of
the attorneys will be away upon out
ings, and 1t is not expected that there
will be much business of Importance
to transact.
Next Monday the carpenters will be
placed at work upon the work of re-
modelling the court house according
to the plans recently made by Archi-
tect Troutman. The work will be in
charge of Charles Cole.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05
Golden Rule Hotel.


A. w. Lenard, Tacoma.
]. NJ. Jones, Chattanooga.
w. NJ. Stuart, Nonat
]. X. Cruel, Quincy.
Ray Redfern and wife.
j. T. Hickes, Henderson.
G. Watkins, Henderson.
Catherine Porley Meacham.
w. H. Darborough, Philadelphia.
]. p. McManus and wife, Pilot
Rock.
]. p. Talbot, Pleasant Hill.
]. NJ. Evans, Great Falls.
Jessie Evans, Great Falls.
Mrs. n. l. Long.
Clifford Smith, Dayton.
f. Costello, Starbuck.
S. A. Frans, Spokane.
E. H. Burke, Portland.
]. W. Baker Portland.
S. Y. Evans, Eugene.
Mrs. w. H. Grove, Vancouver.
T. A. TroXel, Roseburg.
George zachreny.
Sam Lee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05

We have anything you want in the
Real Estate line-Wheat Lands, Stock
Ranches and City Property.
We have some very good business
propositions to offer.
e. T. WADE s. SON,
office In Z. o. Building, Pendleton, Or.
&C.. POstOffice BOX S24.
Black Bill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05
Lellninn Springs stagc.

The Lehman Springs stage will
start Saturday. June 80, and will run
till October l. and carry passengers
and the mail. 1t starts from Lindsay's
stable. on Cottonwood street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05
County Assessor.

At oregon City Richard watkins
sulclded with opium and morphine.
because he had lost his job nd the
girl to whom he was engaged Tilted
him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05

The Watervllle, WASH, court house
has been completely destroyed by fire,
with all its contents. LOSS, easily
$4,000. Insurance, $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel st. George,

Hotel st. George.
w r. King, Ontario.
w. P. Hicks. Ontario.
Mrs. D. Sullivan, Hamilton.
]. o. Sullivan, Mandell.
Dick Powers, Weston.
H. Connell, Umatilla.
J. w, Emmett, Wilson Creek.
j. w. Brown, Wilson Creek.
j. j. Burns, Portland.
L. L. Dunlap, Pontiac.
d. Binchman, Spokane.
w. A. Frichhayn, San Francisco.
F. ]. McCawley, Seattle.
Iva 3. Roberts, Wallowa.
V. N. Lagerquist, Tacoma.
w. A. Jackson. e.
d. N. Mcmillan, Portland.
]. w. Clark, Portland.
C, Williams, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05
For Sale.

Two wagons, one hack, nearly new
one grain rack, one hay rack. See H
s. Scales at e. T. Wade & Sons office
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-05
Wanted.

Wanted.
Ladies' clothes ironers at Robin
sons Domestic laundry.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
sUnlisted.
Closing prices yesterday Of active bonds oeal
in with net changes, follow:
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

The stock market Yesterday showed, at the
opening signs of a continuance of Fridays de-
clining tendency, and the day advanced broke
rather sharply closing weak, with material net
declines in not a few of the issues. The trading
was in considerable volume for a half day. nearly
100000 shares. There was a holiday on the
London Stock Exchange, so that no guidance
could be had from the London market for the
early course Of the trading here. Operators for
the decline worked with degree of confidence, a
variety of circumstances combining to aid them.
The bank statement not a favorable one,
but it had little effect upon the course OF prices
which had been downward from the beginning.
The reports of the prevalence of black rust IN
the wheat fields of the Northwest, however,
again played their part in depressing stock
values St Paul lost 21A points; Northern Pa
ciic 21h and Canadian Pacific, ~. Other bear
ish factors were the outbreak of yellow fever IN
New Orleans. which may have had to do with
the weakness of the Southern roads, the British
Cabinet crisis the increasing bitterness of the
passenger rate war in Eastern territory. and the
probability as vet remote, of another great con-
hict between capital and labor in the anthracite
coal regions The latter contingency was used
again as an argument for selling down Reading,
which lost 21s points, decline in two days OF
Az points. New-York Central on moderate
offerings made a net loss of 3Ss points. and
Pennsylvania lost 1S4 points.
Part of the selling of Reading. and other is
sues as WELL was believed TO have been for ac-
count of a we'll known group Of operators inter-
ested in the wheat speculation now getting
under way who desire to release. for use in the
grain market their funds tied up in stocks
The bank statement showed an increase OF
s1a 05S 600 in the loan item and S1S,SSOOOO IN
deposits The expansion in loans probably rep
resents in part an extensive shifting OF loans
from trust companies to banks, due to the pre-
vailing low rate for money, and in part the
| placing of time loans by borrowers who are
safeguarding themselves against an expected
stringency of money in the fall The increase In
cash was s2l7O0. Surplus reserve decreased
| "a 579 400 standing now at $14,949,95O. Ihese
Tpnres compare with $50, 500 for the corre-
! spending week in 1904 and SlS,91o'4oo In 1SVS'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

+, c,,o,fcIa " the total receipts OF co'.o" ~
rll'..'" -oaI, ended July p reached loiISz u9
lo '' o, zoo taIes in the preceding week ana o1o-
- ~ r,eak before that, making lie 10
- stDca septernber I, 1S0i, 9,S'ISZ- oeIes' ~ "e
osa q5s bsIes for the same period OF Lg' 90 ees
- a. Increase since September l. lSo4' oi -''''S
bales. - ,.ooL{n1 Valley
APPLICATION TO LIST.-The hocAns h - -.
- C,ona-orv has applied list s2To'" ~
11,hrs and Toledo Railway Company HiS'
gage extended bonds of 1851. .,r,,1zpst4TF,
SE7E,Es COTTON EXCHANGE ME.N1pI4 -,
s+apbaro Cattaneo Adorna. OF Genoa It0l' -,
made application for membership III inc ~
Cotton Exchange ,,, .1oarings
90 all the cIea.ing houses Of the United States -o
Tho week ended July p were s22712SSsa0 AGAINST
9 6g7 POI 557 for the preceding week an" -
in the corresponding week last year
UNITED COPPER-The gain IN the Price VI
limited Conner common in the last week was uNe
to buving by interests who took the stock Oh i's
merits. which have improved considerably slEee
-, declaration of a regular and extra GI' -ienu-
The property is returning most satisfactory earn
tne-s and there is good reason to believe that the
common stock will continue a regular dlviaeho
payer.
PIG IRON CERTIFTCATES.-Pis iron certifS
Gates at the New-YOrk Produce Exchange ysseer-
dav opened firm and higher for both regular ana
foundry. There were no sales. Closlng prices tut
reeuIar on call follow: Cash. Sl4 sOaS15 30; July.
S15dS15 50; August and September. S159Slo ~ &c
tober Sl56$15 10; November and December, $40 lVa
s5 50. FEBRUARY a5GSl5 80 Final prices for foun-
dry follow: July SIS 25@sl5 70; August s15 logsl9 90;
septennber SIS 2GIS15 60; October SIS 25g<5 co. No
vernber and December So 2Cqsl5 75 February. s5 .
hid.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.
G. Schumacher & Co. say:


Exchange during the last week continued It's
downward course until yesterday morning De
mand sterling sold low SLS6.S5 for prlns
bankers bills. This weakness was hardly caused oy
the supply of commercial bills, which has not
been very Iarge for some time. although there are
still many cotton bills in the market, as well as
bills against other kinds OF merchandise 1t IS
ra.he3 unusual find exchange market with
so little backbone during this time OF the year
the explanation is very near at hand, since tIe
continued ease of our money market has prevented
our bankers from drawing their long bills freely
and therefore, there is very little inquiry for ex
change for of the sort. In fact, most or the
long bills which are coming due are now being re-
neWed because il is profitable to do so and
buv commercial bills for October and November
delivery, which be had at slightly lower rates
Financial conditions have changed all over the
world. In former years. when America borrowed
largely of Europe securities found their way %
the other side. The United States now, however,
takes the position OF the creditor nation and ex-
change is accordingly affected by the demand and
supply of capital. AS the country becomes richer
and deposits in banks grow, exchange must nat
urally become smaller factor in business than 1t
to-day, and violent fluctuations will become very
rare, probably more even and average rate or
exchange will be established throughout the year
There is still very brisk demand for bills for
October delivery.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Ncw-Or Orleans - Com
mercal. 81 discount: bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight. &c; telegraph Sc Boston-5c dis
count Chicago-25c premium. CharIestou-Buying,
par selling. 1-1Oc premium. St Louis-15c discount
bid 1Oc discount asked. Minneapolis-Goc premium.
Cincinnau-10c to 15c premium Savannah-Buying,
soc discount; selling. 75c premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-CaH money in
London, &G1 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills. 15s41 11-l6 per cent; long hls.
n-16Q12i per cent. Berlin discount rate ~ per
cent. Berlin exchange London. 20 marks i6i5
pfennigs. Paris discount rate. 11-l6 per cent
Paris exchange London. 25 francs 1872 centimos
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-B British consols for
money 80; for the account so 1l6; French rentes
francs 20 centimes.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 577sc; Mexican
silver dollars, 4512c. Bar silver in London closed
at 27 S-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 80 .; Lisbon $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-MaXican exchange on
New-York is quoted 2G2.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
MINING STOCKS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

Ihe usual Saturday dulness was IN force In tho
market for outside securities. There was s7orcar
any trading TO speak of and prices While incl,neJ
-, ~ an eaSler tendency huctuated within narrow
limits There absence Of soecuIat,,,e ,,'
ment which has been the chief characteristics es
peciallS in the pool stocks where transactions we
very lght. japanese 4lss displayed a fair degree os
ACTIVITY within a point New-Orleans RAILWAY
shares were weak under moderate offerings North
Srh securities was Gown y per cent; Interbor1,Ish
RAPID transit l1s per cent. The mining issues were
quiet ana SoEeW hat Irregular. Greene odntaI
1opter ruled strong: United Copper lost per cent.
firm. N~fF~A vas
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
STOCK MARKET WEAKNESS.
MATERIAL NET DECLINES SUFFERED.
Making for Gou of Beash SenmenTh Crop Outlook
Bank Statement

regular. The heaviest dealings were in the Jaranes
issues, American Tobacco A. Central Leather 5s
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad is and
collateral trust 5s Erie general As Kansas City
Southern IS. Northern Pacific As. Reading general
As. Union Pacific convertible 4s. United States Steel
5s and Wabash debenture Bs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Norey on call, per cent.
Time money was quoted at per cent for sixty
days, 3A cent for ninety days, 3a per cent for
four months and per cent for six months. Gem
mercial paper quoted at Z per cent for sixty
10 ninety days. 4G414 per cent for four and six
months and 41a05 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Marlzet closed steady
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
hRooRLYN FERRY COMPANY OF
MN YORK

THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST CoNs0IJ.
dated Mortgage Bonds OF this COMPANY due An
sSsh ,s isvs. VIII pc paid preEantation on and
Sifsr thst cate 81 the ONCE OF MeHsrs HI b HoIns
- W. corner or Wall and Broad Streets New York
j. j. o'DoSOBUE. Jr. President
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

FOREIGN TRADING.-The London stock Ex-
change was closed yesterday. There was no ar
bltrage trading on the local exchange
T4lG COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to ..rba
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
Dividend Notices.
BETHLEHEM STEEL ooKroRArro,

BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
100 Broadway. =. Y, Juiy IS, 1906.
=, NsIce Is hereby given that q dividend OF and
uree-qrarters per cent the preferred stock OF
tse petlehem Steel Corporation has been declared
OF the surplus net earnings of the Company for
quarter ending June sgth 1905 Said dividend pay
tAte on august lst 1908, 10 stockholders record
ns p9oks of ths corporation az the close OF business
<stt A9sb. The transfer books be
from July 2eth 10 July slst Inclusive
AZ. y. SNYDER. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

The usual weekly table of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Saturday Saturday. Net
July is. ! July D. lchanges
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

GOVERNMENT soNDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

4o0.57s Total sales for the day. 'Unllsted,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

g27OoraE
ntDodsOh Oheu
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
FOREIGN BONDS.

1890 Total sales. "Odd lots.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
cLosINe CURB QUOTATIONS..

.sell and interest. .
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
BOND MARKET TRADING.

.Ex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

5000 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Actual closing rates follow:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-22
| TTabaIOs de- Ia conf
/ Si6R De hacienda y
pr0SupuBStO de- Ia
CanlaTa.
DalOs euriOslsIm0s parGeg que 50
hardn GOROGOr al pals.
Sin aIterar los servicios pGblicos
pueden realizarse economics.

HemOs dido asegurar que ID .Comi-
sion de hacienda y preeupUeat0 que
hace dias viene tFabajandO en- ell ebiLl0
del presupuesto ha llegadO 81 ConYen-
cimiento de que Elm alteFar los servi-
clos p6bIicos pueden Fealizarse ecOno-
Ghfas asc0ndentes & importante suma.
Economics que puede aumentar,
Los departRmentos mas recortad0g
equitativamente son los de TesOrerfa 8
Interior.
In labor de Ia cOmisi6n de hacienda
ha sido muy refexiVa, perO apesar de
elk hsy pesimismO, de que Les refoT-
mas introducidas pasen en- el C0nsejo
EjecutiVO. pues se teme que en- pun60
s. economics esten en- pugns los deseOa
de los legisladoFeB con los de los lefes
de DepaFtamentcs.
Sc deatinan an el G. B. d6R presu-
puesto Cantidades Verdaderameuto fa-
bulosas para aIgunos servicios y he de
chusar sorprega en- ell pals datOs curi0-
sfsimos en- poder de Is C0misi6n para
iusti6car gas rebtjss estRblecidRs en-
algunOs aerTiciOs.
Solamente en- agua para Los departs
mougUss % Hsl&u2u P40.UUU Qu9 . II"
z6n de centavOs ell metro c1bic9 aCu-
ga un consume de 800 900 metros.
Si se tiene en- Cuenta que en- los de-
pRrtamentos no hsy bAflos> hay que
pensar que est6u hidr6picos los c6esOZa-
dGpa0s de d verdGd que lIenan les ofci-
mas de Ia administration de Puerto
Rico.
Hay que tener en- cuenta que en- to-
da ID ciudad de San Juan, soIamente
existe an consume de 100000 metros
cGbicOs y que por 10 tAnto el consume
de- aqua aIcanza & mas de IN 90 pS del
consume total.
Con ell alumbrado pasa una cosa pa
recida. Mientras el alumbrado p6b.i-
CD de todR Is ciudad y eI bsrrio de
SsnturCe no Cuesta 81 muniCipio mas
que $40 900 80 sOlicita un cr6dito de
$4,000 para 81 alumbrRdo de las fici-
mas p1blicas.
Hay que tener en- cuenta que el ira
baiO de aquellas oficinss excepci6n he
chR del que So hace en- Us CSmara 81
Conseio en- el periodic legislative que
sol0 dura go dias, no SO hace de mo-
che
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-22

lDg n.legtro Corresponanl.l J

FebrerO 90 -
On peri6dico local di6 n noticia ia
quc q tenienta IturrOndO habfa sido
e1causado por d Corte az Distrito en-
union de an guardia pOr una deten-
ci6n arbltrAria y luego que hAbfs sido
denuncladO pOF pefjuFiO. Estas noti-
clos son c0mpletamente fsIans puea el
citedo teniente no ha sido encRusadn
por ning1n Concapto.
El cOnclert0 de anoCha en- 81 tea
trO fu6 IN ac0ntecimienta musical. El
Sr. Angel Morales ee di6 & conocer
del p1blicO pOncefLO como IN notable
Vlollnlsta. muy p0r encima de b fAuaa
que le pTeCedfa.
El pub leo entusisstA Ie hizO FepetiE
vaFiag parties del progtama.
Es seflor Arteegs es IA c0nsumado
maestro al piano y com9 de ,stumbre
aFranc6 aplausos.
Ii zlrzuela <El L4cero del AIbaS
inteVpTetsda con gusto por Il se1orl
Vidal y LOS seflores Font y Vazque1
fu6 muy del sgrado del p6blicO. y i
numerOsa conCurRencia que OCupabn .
teatrO sali6 cumplid0mente satiAfech'
de d agradable veIada.
En- Il reunion CeIebrada aver el
eli teatro para la designeci6n de nueVl
Junta lccal del pRrtido unionista. 81
acOrd6 pOE unRnimidad pOner an tele
grama u honorable Q0bernadoF soIici
tando el indulto de los aeflores PeriCs
y Rodriguez y d0naF & les famiIiaa dt
6st0s 81 produCt0 de $l7 40 que po
snscripCi6n vOluntaria entire los con
currentes ae recOIectRron.
-Ha RidO muy sentida aquf ID des
gTaCia horrible de que ha sido victim
Ia GefioTita SulsOna, destrOzada por E
tren del ferrocarril. Son contradictO
rias las veFaionea que cOrren atribu
yendo unos d cnIp0 81 conductor de
tren y otros al ccchero que intentt
atravesar Il vie Viendo Venir ell tren
Aver tarde regres6 de su vsijs
San Juan eI sefi0r ValdiYiesO. alcRld
de esta ciudad.
Aver tarde ae efeCtu6 an desaff,
de base ball entire los teams eRei STAR
= esCojidos del eIodia WArfs y eMa
rinAS en- Is playa de esta ciudad. SIS
liz triunfsnte el xRsd Stars
Sc en0uentra en- esta ciudGd Mr.
Feui lee. giEsndo vista las Cortes d
DistFito y Municipales.
Sc espera que antes de empezal
sua seei0neB ID C6mara IasulAr, tomt
aIQ6n aCuGrdo referente 81 nombra
miento de Sub naarshsls de las C0rtel
MunicipaIeS. dando & los MarshRIs 9
derecho de nombrarlos. por ser an 40
to de justicia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-22
HOTlCIIS De 1REClBO.
(Ds muestro cogresp Jnsal. J

Febrero 2O.-El Rev. "A. H. LAM
bert ha sidO trasIadado 4 San Juan
dOnde se harS cargo de Les igIesias
MetOdista Episcopal de Puerta de Tie
IRA y Ssnturce. Para regentear Ia
igleaiG que exists en- esta Ciudad ha
sido desigDado el Rev. p. Van Fleet
que se encontraba en- Aibonito.
Para ell jueVes Sc anuncia Ia veIa-
dc que fue suspendida ell domingo y
para In cual hay gran &nimaci6n es-
tando colocadas easi todks las locaIi-
dades.
Ha falIeCido en- CI barrio del Bs-
jadero 10 sehoFits Luisa Urdaz. de
aRuda enfermedad. r /. p.
Se nos dice que d VeIada en- honor
de Washington que CelebFan Las escue-
las tendrs Iugar maflAna martes en- ell
TeRtrO y Ia procession cfvica Ell mi6rco-
les ppr lR mRf1Gna.
Sc aceECa el carnival y NADIA Sc
hRbl8 en- esta Ciudad de bales nj di-
verstones de ese R6nero 10 CuaI de-
mueEtrR que este aflo estar6 ell carna-
val sn esta Ciudsd, con arFeRlo & ID
situsci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-22
Rstri8ga 0n ID i88iTO.
LIbdalss ] GaTIlsias 50 iugTon
{ las manOS.
EI jgfa Dc d p0Ilcia hoTIdo d.
V0m0Ris.

Bilbao. Espana, Enero I9. En- el
teatro de los Campos Elfsaos Sc ha
prOducido esta noche un Gran tu-
multo.
Celebraba su benefcio 81 director
de la companfa, Enrique Lacasa. es-
trenandose q segunda hora P0ti0
natcv0.
Desde que esa obra so anunci0
estaba preyistO 81 escandalo, pues
los carlistaS de esta poblaci6n no Sc
recataban en- decir que Eeyentarfan
el estreno.
La empresa de los Camps Elise0s,
atemOrizada con tales promesas. di0
vaFi0S cOrteS 4 P0tg10 4osteDG " SUI
PRIMO no pocas frases.
Con estos antecedentes. ell teatFO
lleno, grandeS precauciOnes Y buen
golpe de pOlicia distribufdo por to-
das las localidades, c0menz6 Ol eS-
pectSculo.
EI primer cuadro de Ia nusva
obra pas0 sin incidentes.
AL teFminaF ell can-can del Se-
gundo aplaudi6 81 p1blico. pidiendO
su repstici6n.
Un joven que ocupaba una buta-
ca de Ia segunda fla, sac6 enton-
ces un pit0 y silb0, secund ndandole
otros inmediatamente.
Gran parte del p1blico Sc puso
en- contra de los que pTOtestaban,
apostrofandoles duFamente.
No taFdaron unos y otFos On ve-
mir q las manOs, y cambiarse mu-
tuamente gran numerO de palos y
bofetadss.
Las actrices abandonaFon despa-
voridas la esCena, que era al mis-
mo tiemp1 invadida poE tramoyis-
tas y c0micos.
Los mGsicos Sc retiFaFon.
Los espectadores de butacas, en-
pie sobre sus asientos, vociferaban
como energdmenos.
Las seforas salieron precipitada-
mente del teatro. Muchas So des-
mayaron.
Mientras tanto, Ia policia inter-
vino, hacienda titanicOs esfuerzOs
por separar q los contendientes, que
Sc agFedlan con furia extraordina-
ria.
Algunos de estos caFlistas fueron
sacados del local por los guardias,
en- medic de los aplausos del Pd-
blico.
Desde las plateas, muchos espec-
tadores be ieOsos Sc arrojaban al
patio de butacas para toTnar parte
en- Ia refriega.
81 tum1lto dur6 cerca de un
cuatto de hoEa,
La pOlicfa dOtuvo & varios j6ve-
mes reaceionaFiOs que ocupaban al
gunas plateas.
81 publicO les increpo durfsima-
mente.
En- los pasillos hubo tambien un
derrOche de pu1adas y garrotaz0s.
Calmados los &nimOs, mas bien
por fatiga que por convencimiento
continue la representation en- me-
dio de gran tranquilidad.
De Ia lucha han resultado vaFios.
contusos.
Ell jefe de la guardia municipal.
senior Adsuar ID hiri6se levemente
en- una mano al sujetar q un indi-
Viduo que blandfa una faca.
En- Ia Casa de socorro fuerOn Gu
RADIOS Silvio Villaverde y Andres
Pereda, heridos en- la muneca y en-
la cabeza, respectivamente.
Uno de ellos pertenec6 4 Ia Ju-
ventud Republicans.
Hay otEos heridos y contusOs.
cuyos nombres Sc ignora Por haber
sido curados en- sus domicilios.
Debajo de las butacas del teatro
Sc han encontrado muchas piedras
que los carlistas llevaRon a Preven-
cion.
A cuarto bora Sc repiti6 oPatria
nuevaS. siendo Ovacionada.
49,
(1) Este senior es puertorFiqueno.
hsrman9 de nuestros amigos los gefio-
res Enrique y Jorge Adsusr, de.esta
capital.
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coMPRAR UN PIANo

os Eados nd pee vndeos al preG que
PoRi habendo epado adas
ormes dijgnse al PARIS BAZAAR
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union de e8Og dos 0rganismOg, pefO no
la 0nexi6n referidR en- la fOrma que
han querido nuestres SGpisat5sina0s
benefactOres.
ePOr ese motive nos pareCe que taI
COsn ha obedeCido planes meditados
de ante mano con la misma ideR de sa-
lir gananciosOs en- 81 negocio auuelIos
hombres cnya poIftica es ID de proper
mar sus cOmpinchss y panis guados
tOda cIase de prebandas aunque para
c0nseGuirIas se hundan los pueblos.
sNadn; que 20 no nos Queda otro
Camino que el de d protesta viriI,
manteniend0 enhiesta u bandera de Il
dig aidGd puert0rFiquefia pOF encimR
de todas las tiraLfas y trabas de nues-
tros enemigos, hastR Rlcanzar con esa
noble aCtitud. que en- no lej8no tempo
bFille en- lOntananza el sol de la jus-
ticia.
eNo es de hombres a6rios & inteli-
gentes llevar & un pals p0r sendas e.
Cabrosas nj tampoCo puede existir en-
lOs que3asf EroCeden ning1a espfFitu de
patriotismo que les gafe 81 bien. GUAM
do Vemos que Cada Vez nuestra B0Tiu.
quen experiments por culpR de ell0s
Las crueldades mas intensas,
SPara que so cOnvAnzAn de que su
obra ed todas Iuees nefasta, ahi tan@ia
el goIpe asestado & Comario, quitfn.
dole so JuzgAd0 municipal en- el que
G sstaba muy POGO el municipio y dom
de se res0lvfan sus asuntos ciYiIes mas
importantes.
eHoy debido aI trasIado de Este &
B1yam6n sufrimos muchoa peTjuicios,
siendo 10 miBmO que 81 Sc nos lsnzaCe
d v6rtice de una desQracis irremedia-
bic. d ahismo ineondabIe en- que los
vecinos de esta jurisdicc On vendrkn &
sopOrtar eI tOrniquete , & pPgr Ice
Yidrins rOtoa.
eTal pareCe que nuestros legislAdo-
res no pensaron en- 81 grave dafio que
hAcen & este pueblo con ID menCionada
eDespu6s del nuevo despoio es neee-
saria d protesta.S ,
Rscomendamos esta importante ssun-
30 6 los di9nos Representatives, de las
Gy&maraR
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