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The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
FROM THE CAPITAL,

John J. wolfe, National German
American Bank building, agent for
schIoss Bros. Fine Clothing. Sold by
FIoan e Leveroos.
Gen. Carr has received notice from
Fort Harrison, Mont, that First Lieut.
Joseph T. Herring, of the Twenty
fourth infantry, U. S. A., tried by
court on the charge of conduct
to the prejudice of good order and
military discipline, has been found not
guilty. Gen. Carr, as reviewing Off
Ger, has approved the acquittal and
ordered Lieut.. Herrtng's release and
restoration to duty with his regiment
at Fort Missoula, Mont.
Two cases of suspension Of federal
employees for dereliction Of duty are re-
ported: Franklin T. Revord, letter
carrier, Selby avenue, has been sus-
pended pending investigation of
charges of neglect of duty. Collector
Internal Won Bombach has suspended
John Rice, special gauger doing work
at South st. Paul. The nature of the
charges are not given.
The state board of health reports
show that of the 1884 deaths in Min
nesota last year, 2,127 were due to con-
sumption. In 1903 the total number of
deaths were 17,403, and Of this number
1856 died of consumption. Twelve per
cent of the deaths last year were from
consumption and 1912 per cent in 1903.
In 1885, 1853 of 15,41S died of con-
sumption, or II per cent. The percent
age in the large cities is larger than
elsewhere. In Minneapolis 80 out Of
2,431, or 1919 per cent, died of con-
sumption. In st. Paul 242 out of 1880,
or 1887 per cent, and in Duluth 104
out Of 727, or 1870 per cent.
The tract bounded by Jessie, Edger-
ton. Case and York streets is to be
made public park if the resolution
adopted by the park board at it's ses-
sion late Monday is carried out. A
delegation of 100 First ward property
owners and residents in the vicinity of
the proposed park appeared before the
park board and urged the tract being
made a public park. Speeches were
made by Prof. Farnsworth, DR.. Ohage,
]. G. Thaung, DR.. Edwin ]. E. Olander
and others, in favor of the park and
a petition signed by 269 property own
ers and residents backed up these
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
Weddings Of Autumn.

Miss Elizabeth Kierce, daughter of
Patrick Kierce, of Cahill settlement,
near Minneapolis, and B. N. Talbot, of
st. Paul, were married last Wednes-
day at Cahill by Rev. M. Mahoney, of
Hopkins. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Sadie Kierce, and the
groom by his brother, George Talbot,
of Kansas City, Mo. There were $50
guests from town. Mr.. and Mrs. Tai
bot have gone East for an extended
trip. Mr.. Talbot is district manager
for the National Life Insurance COM
pany. After Dec. 1 Mr.. and Mrs.
Talbot will be at home to their friends
at 1913 Nelson avenue, st. Paul.
At the 9 o'clock mass Wednesday
morning at st. Lawrence church, the
marriage of Miss Edna E. Cody to
John F. Murphy took place in the
presence of hundreds of friends. The
knot was tied by Rev. ]. G. Byrne.
The bride was attended by her sister
Ella, and the groom by William Lin
der. In the evening a reception was
held at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cody, 1909 Seventh
street S. E., which was largely at
tended The happy couple received
the congratulations of friends by the
score and also a great many hand
some presents which they will take to
their future home, 1887 Clinton avenue.
Songs, instrumental music and a
sumptuous supper were all greatly rel
ished during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Albin Nc
Nulty were pleasantly surprised Sat-
urday evening at their home, 1920 Uni
versity avenue northeast, by about
forty relatives, in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of their marriage.
John Norton, on behalf of the rela-
tives, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Nulty with a silver tea service. Pro-
gressive cinch was played and prizes
were won by Mrs. Patrick McNulty
and Edward Norton, after which dane
ing was enjoyed. The dining-room,
where dainty refreshments were
served, was gay with pink streamers
extending from the chandelier to the
four corners of the table in the center
Of which was a tall crystal vase hold
ing white chrysanthemums. Among
those present were Miss Rose Carroll
and Michael McNulty, the bridesmaid
and best man, who attended the bride
and groom twenty-five years ago.
Francis J. Murphy. son of Conductor
J. T. Murphy, 81 Fifteenth avenue S.,
was married at Lisbon, n. D., Wednes-
day morning in st. Aloysius church to
Miss Marie Harris, an estimable young
lady of that place. The bridegroom's
parents went to Lisbon to attend the
wedding. The newly welded couple
will be at home after Jan. / at Ken
mare, n. D.
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Catholic FOresters.

A joint meeting and free entertain
ment under the auspices of all Courts
of Catholic Foresters in the city will be
held tomorrow afternoon at2 o'clock, in
A. o. U. w. hall, Is Seventh St. So. High
and State Court officers will be present.
There will he fine program of enter
tainment and everything else that the
average Forester enjoys. All are urged
to attend.
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Sacred Concert,

On Thanksgiving night in Holy
Rosary church sacred concert will be
given by members Of the choir. The
program Of music for the occasion will
be quite elaborate, and the entertain
ment will be worth many times the
price of admission, which is to be 25c,
The proceeds will go to the church.
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Sick Room.

When sick person has to be kept
very quiet avoid the use of tongs and
shovel and make up the fire with the
fingers, first putting on leather glove
In case of severe illness it is some
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
Wanted.

Gentleman or lady with good refer
ence, to travel by rail or with a rig
Salary $1,072 per year and expenses;
salary paid weekly and expenses adj
vanced. Address, with stamp, Jos. A
Alexander, Minneapolis, MINI.
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New SAVINGS Bank.

The Swedish-American Savings Bank
and 81 Fourth street south, Swedish.
American National Bank building.
Though doing business in the same
banking rooms as the Swedish Ameri-
can National Bank, the new institu-
ton for savings is an entirely separate
and distinct corporation with the fol-
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25

ing of the property for park was J.
G. Wahlstrom, 766 Burr street, who
raised the point that number of the
names signed to the petition were not
those of property owners.
The State Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Of st. Paul, is to be wound
up and a receiver appointed. State
Insurance Commissioner O'Brien and
Attorney General Young have prepared
papers asking that the company be de-
clared insolvent and receiver APP
pointed. The winding up process has
been agreed to by the directors. The
total liabilities are $2,3S5, and these
are covered by cash amounting to $2,-
173 and bills receivable amounting to
$2O,395, which are doubtful. While the
ton, in the mind of Mr.. O'Brien, means
Insolvency, and he advised that the con-
Germ be closed. Nothing of a serious
character could be charged, only that
continuation along present lines meant
failure. The company has about ST.
50O,O 900 of business in force. Its offices
are located in the Pioneer Press build
ing.
Harry Laramie and James r. Egan
did not murder Peter Raverty, the st.
Paul policeman shot last spring. Such
is the verdict of the jury, returned
last Wednesday night, after several
hours elaboration. The reading of
the verdict was received with applause
by the courtroom full of people and
the defendants did not hesitate to show
their elation. Both Laramie and Egan
made short addresses and the twelve
good men and true" and told them that
they had not only served the accused
but had advanced the cause of human
ity by freeing innocent men wrongly
accused. The prisoners were released
and, living up to his promise, Il. L.
| McGhee, their attorney, took them to
his house. where they will remain until
| they determine what to do next.
The remains of John Mcnamara
who died in this city on the 10th inst
were taken to his late home at Burns
vile, this state for interment. Funeral
Johns Church, Hamilton, last Mon
day morning.
Mrs. May O'FIalloran, aged "a years
died at her late residence, 1O9 Wilkin
street, Saturday, November IS. The
funeral took place from the Cathedral
last Tuesday morning.
Thomas H. Berrisford died on tho
| 18th inst. at the family residence, 25a
! Ramsey street, aged 80 years. The
funeral occurred from the Cathedral
the following Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Pewters Of St
Anthony Park are the happy parents
of healthy twin boys, who recently
came to bless their home. The young
l A4ApSA AlAoAS RIiu lACAl lllOlAcI SEl-
| ting along nicely.
Connolly and McDevitt, undertakers
and funeral directors, have recently
established themselves in business al
1879 and 1911 w. Seventh street, nea,
Seven Corners. Both are practical I'M
dertakers and embalmers, experiences 70
in their most important calling. Mr.
Connolly was for several years at the
head of the undertaking department OF
Dan M. Clark & Co.'s store at BrainarC
and more recently with John NJ. Cleo
son, in Minneapolis. Both ar, vel
known and popular in st. Paul ana
their work is sure to give satisfaction
Mr.. Connolly formerly lived at Credit
River and Mr.. McDevitt at Rosenount
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times a good plan to have each piece
of coal wrapped in bit of paper be-
fore it is put into the scuttle used in
the sickroom, for thus all noise may
be avoided in making the fire.
The Irish standard., 1905-11-25
ONLY IN JEST,

The Risk Too Great: II may be
young said the very young man,
but my love for your daughter is as
strong and true as If were whitened
by the SHOWS of innumerable winters"
ooh, don't doubt your love-" re-
piled the stern father, but have you
ever had the measles or the whoop-
ing cough? 1t wouldn't be fair you
know, for us to take you into the FAM
lily and have to nurse you through
those complaints some time or other"
A Wooden Actor: When Morris had
the Haymarket theater Jerrold had oc-
casion one day to find fault with the
strength, or rather, the want OF
strength, Of the company. Morris ex-
postulated and said: "why, there is
V. He was bred on these boards!"
He looks as though he had been
cut out of Them" replied Jerrold.
"A piano contains a mile of WIRE"
said the piano tuner at the dinner
table.
And coolies of agony" muttered
the night editor, whose bedroom was
just above the boarding house parlor.
Lady-Is your last name Jones?
Kid-No, my last name is Freddy.
My name was Jones when was born,
but wasn't named Freddy till three
weeks after. Freddy's my last namet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-18
NOTICIAS.

ma gran gira" tuvo efecto aver en-
la inca del seiior Monroig, de Bayam6n,
Ia que concurrieron distinguidas fami-
las de esta ciudad, Santurce Hato Rey
La sociedad protectora de mendigos
hara un bIen rcgalo los pobres de esta
ciudad 81 dia de Noche Buena.
Todas las peTsonas caritativas deben
coadyuvar al engrandecimiento de tan be-
neica asociaci6n.
"A medic dfa de aver sali6 para Jun
cos Ia orquesta que organizada en- esta ca
Pital, tomara parte en- las festas que ALI Sc
efectGan y Sc compone dc cinco mdsicos
do Ia banda del battalion puertorriquefio y
cuatro de la insular
Sc asegura que ell sargento MongiI,
de Ia policfa insular, serd ascendido of
cial.
Una copia de Ia opinion del Juez
Mac Kenna, que public6 LA CoRREspoN-
DENcIA, sera enyiada las comandancias
de Ia policfa insular de Ia isla.
. En- Caguas ha sido arrestado Pedro
Hernandez por haber raptado la joven
Lorenza Osorio.
Ramon Martinez Miguel Mufioz
Santana fueron entregados al submarshall
de la Corte de Distrito de Arecibo.
Ell jueves celebrara session el Ayunta-
miento de San Juan.
Esta noche celebrard tenida ordinaria
la Logia 'Estrella de Luquillo."
Anoche un grupo de obreros celebr6
un lucido bale en- el 'Parque."
--El venerable & ilustrado sacerdote
Padre Min muy querido en- esta ciudad por
sus virtudes, esta sufriendo asma Cele-
bramos que pronto Sc restablezca.
Sc asegura que uno de los ofciales
de la 2. l. que ascenderd en- breve, es el
Teniente Villariny.
Sc asegura que un primer Teniente
de 7. /. presentara su renuncia en- brevc
xpontaneamente para dedicarse al conner
clio y que su plaza la ocupara Ell Teniente
Sr: Guanil.
--Ha sido nombrado conserje del ayun-
tamiento de esta ciudad Ell senior Miguel
Ara"il.
Los ayuntani sntos de Yabucoa y S. n
Sebastian han enviado al presidente de Ia
Liga de Municipios sus Quotas para los
gastos de viaie de los comisionados que
han de ir 4 Washington.
En- Guayama han sido capturados
Juan Rodriguez Juan Torres, requisite
riados por la Corte de Humacao, por robo
de prendas al Lcdo. sefior Zengotita.
-Hasta que no llegue Ell Gobernador
Winthrop, no sera removido ell escalaf6n
de la policfa insular.
Ell sefior Martin Travieso, farmac6u-
tico de Mayagtiez, Sc encuentra en- esta
ciudad en- asuntos particulares.
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Para SeIO8S
niIaS y liIOS

NO ha Yisto usted los magni-
fcos trajes, blusas kilnonas, sa-
COS guarda-polyos, enaguas, cami-
sas, cubre-corsets, trajes para nj
mas y ninos, etc. etc, de telas de
hilo, hechos en- nuestros propiosta-
lleres2 Aunque los preeios d que
vendemos son muy m6dicos, no
hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido COM
prende desde Ia blusa mas censi-
ia, hasta los ricos trajes adorna-
dos con fnos encajes, calados, bor-
dados. etc. The Porto Rico Dr0wat
Work q Embroidery Colo For
taleza San Juan.
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Su1dIt0 eSpanOl grave ...
nente heTidO en- YauCO.
Ell AGRESOR FUE DETENIDO.

Yauco 18.-Coronel Hamill Aver fu6
gravemente herido en- ell barrio Vegas ell
sdbdito espafiol don Manuel Fernandez
por Manuel Vazquez pe6n de SUI hacienda.
Despu@s de una activa persecution ell cabo
Feliciano con fuerzas entreg6 & la autori-
dad autor arma. Juan F .~ a autor
robo dinero q Jose M. Roblcs esCG detrds
barrotes cdrcel mando 20 + autoridad.
.G1LG2ejU
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Ell cuelIo "Tyfold F"
El grabado muestra como ell cuelIo
esta cortado a cada lado para per-
mitir ell ajuste de un lazo : corbata
sin permitir que el cuello Sc abra.
El cuello yiene junto al frente,
guarda el laso en- su lugar y Vd. no
We la parte del eorte. Ademas eI
lazo esta retenido sobre el bottom,
que tambien esta oculto. Su como
didad en- el verano sera aumen-
tada 81 Vd. usa uno y nos agradecera
por el estilo. Los comerciantes en-
cuellos los venden.
Marca Cluett, IS cts. cada uno.
2 Marca Arrow, IS cts. cada uno,
Ciuett, Peabody & Co,
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En- el tratado entire Inglaterra y Chi
ma Sc asegura que con. respecto bebidas
alcoholics nose importara otra en- China
que el Ron "Llave," de Arecibo, de que
son agentes M. r. Calder6n & Co, Tetuan
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No divide Vd. que de los diferentes
turrones fabricados en- el pals, los mejores.
los mas selectos, son los elaborados por
Angelet Hmnos. en- su establecimiento San
Jose II.
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METIL OF DES- Ell meior mas segurl
de tc dos los especificcs hasts shr ra con- cid
para la cura permanents de t. das las enfer-
medades de la urets, va Sc an 6stas cr6nicss
sgudas' @ ntiene ell fluj7 aura per COM
pletc, en- menos tieD pos pue ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espermatorass
cistllis, ect. Mejor pue las inyecCiones y muy
superior al sandalo y copa ba. Empiezs
Eurtir su efecto las tres cuatre hoEas do
haberse tomsdo.
Los METZ LOIDES"-son fasiles de tomar
estan preparados de mAnera pue no revne'-
ven ell est6mago nj droducen naloB efectt S,
De Venta en- todas las Boticas' Pfdanse
mrestras gratis sus 1nicos fabrics ntes-
Frederick Stearns s. Ca. Detroit, Mich
e u. A.
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MUJERES Y NINOS DEBILES
TRATANAIENTo QUE REsULTAFA UNA BENEDIcI6N
PARA MILES De ENEERNaos


osnose iran neperar
ae haco vendr q se dader bsnd5n
beleza Is
que s Vino de ea IsaL
Po scndble
sa se peiecanee aaio
orsn
adres
IA sded
e al
col nsracivo
Pidase Bocas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & GA.
Fabrssates te Prodactos oainlcOs Farmsc6utcOs
A-e DETROIT. aHscEa.. a.
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partidos politicos franceses para la designa-
eion de candidates Ia presidencia = se
cstan eelebTando numerosas reunienes Ell
las prineipales ciudades de la republica.
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COMERlO FAILS FRANCHISE.

Notice is hereby given that on next
Wednesday, December 20 at two p. NJ,
the Committee on Franchises, Privileges
and Concessions of the Executive Council
will hold a public m Getting in the Office of
the Attorney General, for the purpose of
considering the application of the Porto
Rico Power q Light Company for a fran
chise for the water power Of the Comerio
Falls All persons who desire to oppose
the granting of this franchise may appear
before said Committee at the time and
place above stated and present their objec-
tions either orally or in writing.
San Juan, P. r. Dec. Is, 1905.
FRANK FEUILLE,
Attorney General and Chair
man Of the Committee on
Franchises, Privileges and
Concessions.
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plioidad defraudaoi6n 100000 (1)

a Publicamos integro al texto de este
despacho, que nuestro corresponsal trans
mite sin mas CIeta1Ies
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LO de Marruecos.

New York, Diciembre Is, 1.3O 3. m.
En- las primeras sesiones de los comisio-
nados europeos reunidos en- Algeciras,
hdse propuesto por los representatives espa-
foles que ell acuerdo defnitiyo sea biscuit
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do en- Madrid, yerifcandose, en- dicha capi-
tai las conferencias acordadas.
Una consulta hecha sus gobiernos res
pectivos por los distintos representatives
sera resuelta en- breye.
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import TAINES CABLES
Las eIeCGIOnes en- FFanCia.

New York, Diciembre 18, 1.80 p. m.
Con motive de las terminates nantes
taciones de Loubet no aceptando sea nue.
vamente elegido hay gran lucha entire los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-18

Una joven sehora que conozca d.
bujo- puede obtener colocaci6n en- ''' he
Porto Rico Drawn Work & Embroi>' ,ry
Co." 19 Fortaleza, San Juan. 15v.s.
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Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones Infor-
maran San Francisco A, altos. Is. V. a.
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La infanta Maria Teresa

York, dc Ia
la sldo senalado el da II de
przmo celebration del matmo gran
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COmpagli8 Generate TTanSatIanqutie
Itinerario Dc a l;oea Havre Bordeaux Haiti
We NIDA
r e TORN NO

Preeios pasQies Puerto Rico q sz Ha0re
!" de IL $40 2p deIp $120 Entrepuente $50
-REBAJAS-
Biees de ida vueta en- primera Camara para Europa
Nino hasta a6os grats hasa amos un cuarto de
pasage IL passage; pasando de o pasaie
Las amas que compUten pasaie prmera endran una
rebaja de Is p9 FL
Criados yendo en- prmera $50
No aplcaran dos rebaas a un mismo pasaiero
Para mas informe dirigrse 4 los agentes
]. I. SILVA, Banking and COnsTeIa. Company
SAN JUAN.
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al tener conocimiento de la resoluei6n de
los poderes respecto q la petici6n de los re-
presentantes espanoles.
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Fl candidate sOCiaIista.

New
Los soialstas sfrances shanac Ia
canddatuFa de Mr. Falees para Ia
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DefraudaCion.

New York, Diciembre IS. 1870 D m.
Acdsase Cdmara Marques Mayorey com
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suspension de las neg0CiaCiiOnes.

New York, Diciembre is, 1.3O 3. m.
DE comtn acuefdo entire los represen-
tantes reunidos en- Algeciras, Sc han
las sesiones para reanudarlas
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
Honolulu, Feb. Is, 1905.

Honolulu, Feb. %, 1905.
Editor Advertiser: An injustice is
being done to the American Haw allan
Engineering and Construction Com
pany. as well as to the public interest,
by the Public Works Department of
the Territory. and as I can get no sat
isfaction from that department, think
the facts should be made public.
Early last year specifications were
prepared and bids were called for. to
build the Brewer wharf, including a
shed. The material called for by the
specifications was that usually used
in the islands for such purpose. The
American Hawaiian Engineering and
Construction Company rendered to
build the wharf for $5S,700, and being
the lowest bidder, was awarded the
contract. The company bought $26.4OO
worth of material and spent $4,000 in
Ia Dor. on the contract, when an injunc-
ton suit was filed by one OF the bid
ders who had failed to secure the con-
tract. to prevent the carrying out of
the contract The ground of the in
junction was a purely technical objec-
ton to the form of the specifications,
of the Public Works Department, and
for which the company was in no way
responsible. The courts sustained the
suit and the contract was declared
void This resulted in a money loss Of
$500 TO the company, and left it with
S26. 400 worth OF material on its hands.
The Public Works Department there
upon revised the specifications, sup
DosedIv 10 remove the illegal portion
thereof: and advertised for new tend
ers on Decem her % last. What was
our astonlsh1rent. however, to find that
not only were such changes made, but
that 4 studied change had been made
in every call for material so that prac-
tlcally all the material that We had
on hand was excluded from being used.
For example: The first specification
calls for Understandable Timber he
Few specifications call for selects
and clears" an entirely different and
much more expensive kind of lumber
Select and clear lumber is entirely