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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24

J. A. Brown. Chadburn, n c.: Albert
Akers, Nashville. Tenn: f. c. Robinson.
Houston. Tex; J. s. Browning, Pocahon-
tas, Va; II. l.. West, District of Columbia
In the absence of Gov. Glenn this morn
ing Mr.. w. o. MCGOWAN of Hoffman. Ga.
was selected as temporary presiding officer
that of Gustav II. Schwab of the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company, VINO
chose as his subject Foreign Commerce
and Ocean Transportation" II esteem 1t a
high honor to address the representative
men of a prosperous south" said Mr..
Schwab. The gathering" he declared.
shows the possibilities for expansion Of
the south"
Mr.. Schwab said the development OF the
south Is recognized and appreciated In the
north. Foreign trade, he said, would al
ways add to the growth of the country, as
well of the south He thought trade
said he could not believe that protec-
ton should be Chinese wall to keep out
trade.
international trade is international bar
ter. If we let our doors be shut against the
outside world we cannot expect develop
ment'' He said Mr.. Mckinley was In favor
of making a change in tariff. and referred
to the last speech of Mckinley at Buffalo.
Natural Growth
Mr.. Schwab thought reciprocity is the nat
ural growth OF our development and that
our excess can only be gotten rid of at
profit abroad. Expansion, he said is need
ed. and reciprocity treaties should be made
wherever of advantage. He said even the
supporters of high tariff recognize that the
Dingley tariff originally made to reciprocity
but the figures were against il. The appli-
cation of this reciprocity did not work, how
ever. He referred to the death of the reel
procity treaties before the United States
Senate at the last session.
He thought there is a change coming
soon as is shown by the handwriting on
the wall"
He thought conservative policy of
opening up the commerce of the United
States would prove of great advantage.
1t is now generally recognized by bust
ness men ii must be give and take bust
ness II would increase our business
If the south desires to build up indus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24

tries it must insist upon letting down the
bars to permit of a reciprocal trade and
thus enlarge the commerce. and ports Of
the south will be busy and workers will
get the benefit Of the result.
Must Have Regular Steamers.
1t is important to the south to have reg
ular steamers to foreign ports, to make
regularity of travel. He continued:
Foreign trade, of course, Is entirely de-
pendent upon transportation, and 1t Is of
the greatest Importance to the south that
1t should be placed In frequent, regular and
direct communication. through regular lines
of steamships. with foreign ports, in order
to secure the advantage of cheap transpor-
tation In competition with other sections of
our country. Regularity of service is es-
sential to the fullest development of COM
merce, and while many of the ports of the
south enjoy an irregular service of so-called
tramp steamers that come and go at inter-
walls. as opportunity offers. but few main
tain the regular lines of steamship that
highly developed trade demands. To at
tract such regular lines of steamships the
reasonable prospect of remunerative In
ward and outward cargoes must be in sight
or at least the probability of ultimate prof
liable development of such inward and out
ing to justify the establishment of regular
services. The permanence Of a regular line
OF steamers would also be insured by a re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24
Policeman's Trial POSTPONED.

When the case of Percy T. Lewis, an Of
ficer of the first precinct station. charged
with discharging a flrearm in the public
streets. came up 1 the Police Court this
morning before Judge Kimball it was con-
tinued until next Monday, May %. It was
expected that the case would be a long
one. and as jury trials were scheduled for
today 1t was thought that the case should
be continued.
This case has attracted considerable at
tention in police circles, and great inter-
est will undoubtedly be taken in the trial
When the case came up before the police
trial board they decided that they did not
have jurisdiction in the case as the officer
was off duty at the time. The Commits
sioners considered the case and yesterday
rendered the decision that 1t should come
up in the regular Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24
Raym Gets New Trial.

new trial was granted by the Appellate
Court in the case of Albert NJ. Raymond,
who convicted Of lbeling Maj. Sylves-
ter and other District officials. on the
ground that there was error in the present
ing of additional testimony after the YER
dict had been rendered Although the pur-
pose of the testimony was to enable the
court to decide as to the character of the
sentence to be imposed, 1t a reopening
of the case Raymond acted as his own
counsel in the trial court, but his appeal
was argued by Attorneys A. A. Lipscomb
and Albert Sillers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24

TOBACCO GTOWluB 0IaIco.
The president Of the North Carolina To-
bacco Growers Association. Mr.. John NJ.
Cunningham. called the attention of the
narliament to the needs of the tobacco
growing states. He made an urgent appeal
for the removal of what he called the bur
densome and Ubiquitous tax on tobacco
Since the government had levied the tax,
he said, there has been paid into the
treasury of the United States almost si,-
600, 100000 by the tobacco men, and many
factories in prosperous sections of the
country have been destroyed and broken
up A brief discussion of the papers pre-
scented was then INDUCED in by the mem
bers of the parliament and adjournment
was taken until this morning. Last night
the delegates visited the library OF Con-
gress as the guests of the ladies of the
Robert Z. Lee Chapter, Stonewan Jackson
Chapter and Southern Cross Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy, act
ing jointly with the ladies OF the South
ern Relief Society. On Thursday evening
the North Carolinians residing In the Dis
trict will tender an informal reception to
Gov. Glenn at the Riggs House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24
The Proper Policy.

For these reasons, except on avenues or
boulevards, where an extra width is con-
sidered desirable, roadways sufficient for
circulation. but no wider, are certainly the
proper policy, especially in purely residence
streets
The width of streets between the houses
cannot be diminished, the amount of light
and air is not decreased, but space taken
up with asphalt or sidewalk is replaced in
part with grass or at least earth.
Pennsylvania avenue is laid off with eX-
ira wide roadway and sidewalks and no
parking. This is the street for parades and
fuliills that purpose, but no one would like
to have Massachusetts, New Jersey, Mary
land. South Carolina avenues and Pennsyi-
vania avenue southeast. and other such
avenues treated as Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. even If the expense were not
prohibitive. A practical width has devel-
oped as follows: For boulevards, 50 feet:
for streets with double car tracks, As to So
feet; for residence streets, % to IS feet
The larger figures are for the wider streets.
the lower ones for streets Of 100 feet and
under, usually, except in certain cases
where the use for travel is so small that
the narrow street would be all that is
necessary.
For instance, Maryland avenue northeast
would be handsomer street II, instead Of
a 60-foot roadway 1t were divided with a
wide center parking and two Is to 30-foot
roadways.
Coming down to the street in question
G street northeast, there can be no doubt
but that 30 feet of roadway is ample, and
as the street Is but 30 feet wide. 1t Is the
best arrangement Besides that, for sew
eral years past all new work on that street
had been laid out in that manner, and II
changed now would necessitate undoing
work already done. Further, the granite
curb used now is several inches wider and
deeper than the existing one, which is al
ready so close that the trees are cramped
so this will again be a gain While trees
get a certain amount Of air and water from
the parking 1t has been noticed that when
they taken up blown down the roots
are found in a bunch around the opening.
and therefore the larger the opening the
better they must prosper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24

Five firemen, one of whom will probably
die. were injured in fire which destroyed
two buildings at Tampa, Fla. yesterday,
entailing property loss OF $4,000. with
only 5000 insurance. The fire was caused
by the explosion of gasoline lamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-24
ONE DOSE gives IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

passenger traffic between the
south and Europe such as has been de
veloped on lines from Galveston. New Or
leans and Baltimore.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
VIII
De como hay tambi6n amigos eacarpjsaios

AL da sgueDte de encuentro Lszro me present6
Diego Quen llevab 6 agunos das de tra aque mmo
Itc de cuyss gandes prendA de coszu "a nte
genca hzome dido grande eogo que resumi6 en-
fre sTene, djo, Ell genio de passion Ia ntuic6n del
Sentimiento Cuando Sc irrita, 10 sabe todos
pesar de eAtss aciones Diego me gult6 81
principle blio nipgGn sspectc, e mmo sofia murme con
svzy dspcenca comp.endiendo sin duda que dessgra
dabA PeTo Lsz1ro tens siempre 6sos insa
AdmirAo cebrrmeio apcsndoe para clio microscopic
de minucioA critics. hMtA que 81 flo ogr6 ncoclTme OPT
n6O, mponerme quito hlcerme dar mportlncA Iquel
Iem-salvSje que tan POGO tenfa de com6n coDmigo.
Diego agrAdec6 profundamsute mis- prim.rss demotra-
clones de afeco con6anz Uua aga nexpcabe de todo
Dunto desusada e. aGn MI comenz6 enT
r'mos de to- meTcd que haUfmoI otorgsdo ningdn
honbre. Lev6me pobre don lie visf solo
ves quen dbt e nowhre de mAdre do hsba sdo
nodrEA Me cOnt6 agnnoI dfIs depues sin grma pero
tembando 81 clmtese deber 10 de que
exp6so - c1nhlencI que sen cIus6 medo pues pare
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

PARA CURAR UN RES.
FRIADO EN- UN Ola tome las PAS.
TILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMo-oU1N1-
MA. El boticario le devolvera el
nero 81 no 30 cura. "a tirma de e
GROVE "a halla an cada caiita.
T<THE HELVETIA. s-27 calla
de la Cruz, Gran casa de huespedes,
stable d hotels Aposentos para IA.
milias y personals solas. Comidas q
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos.
Tel6fono, 1872. Apartado correo. EOS.
Propietarfo, Pedro Schira. Nota:
Este hotel esta & cargo dc una sefIori-
ia cagneiia.
Las SPastillss Antdricas del
doctor LIE Roya estimulan activan
la acci6n del hfgado y de los rifiones
y regularizan las funciones de los In.
testinos.
.--MafIaoa saldra para Aguadilla
el Fiscal especial senor Wilcox en-
asuntos electorsles FL domingo Sc
trasladara & Gnayama en- cuya ciu-
dad han de verse tres juicIos.
La Junta local dc Sanidad re.
comendara al Alcalde sefior Todd que
Sc scuerde una ordenanza acerca de
les perros vagabuudos, que Sc h .Iisn
en- esta ciudad, sin dueflo reconocido.
lbs iuspectores de hygiene han
denunciado al O6eial do Sanidad va.
r'os anuDcios letreros, que no reu.
neu las condolences exigldas del ar.
,fcul i 2 de las Ordenanzas muuici.
psles.
,-.El Aynntamiento autoriz6 oil
Acal ie ST nor Todd para la investiga.
ci6n de las cuentIs de don Mariana
Pesqnere, eX.depositsrio municipal,
Ell seiior Totd procedsra Ia canoe.
laci6n do Ia fsnza que teni4 prestada
siuo rasuita ale lIcs di9haN cuel tas.
Ell Consejo Executive autoriz6 al
Ayuntamento de San Juan para adj
(Coninma en- Ii pdgina Gq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
NOTAS De PONCE

tCoihnuacidn de Ii pdgina ~
de Ia ioven Epifania Rios, ambos re.
sldentes en- la ciudad.
Sc anuncia en- grandes carteles
la llegada q esta ciudsd de la compa-
fiia de acr6batas FAMILIA JoRDANs
Trsbaiara en- el teatro.
Aver hubo jugsda de Base ball
entire los teddeS sAtenas. <Pabst, ,
siendo este derrotado.
-Esta hecho cargo interlnamente
de Ia vicarfa de Ponce el Padre Jani.
ces. FL Padre Vega % ha llegado ain
4 esta ciudad.
Ell guardia Custodio denupci6 a
Ventura Gonzalez, por mutilaci6n co.
metida en- Esanislao Sierra.
lei concerto que dara la SLirA
de Oros en- Guayama sera q benefcio
de un artista de la orquesta referida.
Sc dice aquf que ell abogado Pc
rea sustituira al sefior Colon en- el car =.
go de Fiscal de la Corte dc Distrito,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

Eusebio Meco ounce afos de recclu-
sion en- un presidio de los Estados
Unidos.
-Esta man ana en- ell salon dc se.
stones del A5ur to mlsnto 90 celebr6 el
remsts de la subasts para el suminis.
tro de alimentos de los presos de la
carcel municipal. Presentaron pro.
posiciones los sefiores don Jests NJ ar.
sineE, don Juan Robledo y don jose
Samohano. La presidencia concedi6
la buena pro den Jesds MARTINEZ, el
cual se comprome.i6 q der Ia refsrida
comida por catorce centavos diarios
por individuo en- todo el aio econ6.
mice dc 1906 @ 10 8.
En- la mocha del jueves, la com.
paila de zarzuela de esta ciudad, pom
dra en- escena la preciosa zarzuela
Gel tio de A'cala>. Tumara parte
en- dichs fuuc!6a la troupe sJordans..
Anoche celebr6 session ordinaria
el Ayuntsmiento bsio Ia presldencia
del conceial senior Sanchez Morales.
-Cuando la alineac6n en- una
m&quina de escribir se obtiene por
medic de aberturas en- que encs jan Ia S
palancas de los tipos, hay con!qcto me-
tdIico, , por consiguieate deSgQste y
ruado. La alineacion pelfecta de la
sOliyers, Sie fricci6n de niDgdn gene
70, 90 una de sus especialidades.
Ell que quiera inventar el mo.
vimlento contiauo, tome Ia sin rival
serveSa ePasbts de Mi4wauk %. .-Agen.
tes generates en- Puerto Rice: M. r,
Calderon y Compatia.
Ell inspector de eauidad de Ia II.
nea sur, doctor Salicrup comuuica al
departsmento, que en- la iuvestig scion
practicada en- Mayagdsz encontr6 di.
cha ciudsd en- buenas condolences de
salubridad.
Actualmeute Sc encuentra on Aqua.
dil!a siguien 10 Ia vista sanitaria.
Ell Official de Sanidad de Fajar.
do da cuenta al Superintendent del
ramo de haberse presenta 10 On qael
pueblo un case de muermo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

En- Ia session de anoche fae nom-
brado presidente de la corporation
municipal de esta ciudad don Manuel
Sanchez Morales.
La brigada del cuerpo de Bonn.
bsros nos iDforma que el "A del co.
rriente, fiesta commemorative de San
Juan Bautista, SO prepare una gran
parada la cual asistir6 todo ell cuer-
po, con los nuevos uniformss que ha
POGO llegaron de Estsdos Uoidos.
Han siio sprobados los siguien.
tes cambios en- ell personal de maestros.
Don Manuel Plsnellas, professor
gradu sdo.con destino q Csyey;Edu arda
L. Ros, maestro graduada con destino
& San Juan; Roberto lac L aan, pro-
f,sor de ingles para Comerfo; Horton
sia Rubic, maestro rural para Maya
guez; Arturo Mayuad, para Barran-
quitas; Emiliapa Cianchini, profesora
nocturna para Ponce; Manuel VeleE
Ramirez, maestro rural para Cabo
Roio; Benito Cumpiano, rural para
Lsjas, y Sergio Berenguer, rural para
Cabo Rojo.
-Hace algunos dias que ocurrie
ron deficiencies en- las papeletas de en-
trada y salida de los enfermos en- ell
hospital municipal El Official de Sa.
nidad, doctor Gomez Brioso, presen.
to acerca del hecho una queia al alcal-
de senior Todd.
Sc nos entera de que 10 salud de
los soldados puertorriquef1os Euseblo
Meco y Castulo Rodriguez, que result
taron heridos q consecuencia del su.
ceso que ocurriera en- ell cuartel de Ba.
llaja, del cual tienen conocimiento los
lectores, es por ahora satisfactorio.
Eusebio Meco contin1a aun bas.
tante enfermo, 81 bien ha desaparecido
la gravedad de los primeros momen
toS.
Meco, tan pronto quede restable
cido de las heridas ques SO infiri6, sera
juzgado on un Conseio de guerra.
Ell fiscal militar, que instruye 10 su.
maria del hecho pide para ell corneta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
VII
Retrato de Lazaro

81 fu6 ell prmero que am6 mi ,tenc6n en- el colego de
San Caro' no '6o notable harm dtDgufsmo
porte sno por ptuDda general instruction que reveabn
-todaVla gnoo II Adrede contra vounta1s1s moIe,ts
'obriN 'zones NGde presen6 yo Sc como egamos
cruSar las prmeF plabra Elo que ua df.-a pro 6,t
de una hermos de muer que vmos sue rod.ndo or
aQuellOs suecs enredamos conversation v cn,pdn
qusmos acordI epaamO que hscfa de tres hor. o
estaoamoa haoAndo como los meiOres amigos del mundo
Lszaro era entOnces-y ieguirs .er DO 81 vre-upo &c
aquelos hombres que no nngGa OTTO que vst
una no pueden ovdarse fguras p que cofe
ponden IN determinado sueo de modD tan peculiar tan
iotimo como e comuuicaran ell ID vida is j. recb =
los de a entld'd Que representa-. La nmovhd.d mora IN
credo 70 nempre fjez. de ideas penaca de prop6.to
un gran gno una vrtud nexpugnable una peverdId noo
rregbe, deben de mosar estM pos tan au&otc connst
cilles del e'pfritu que los anima.
Fabian galAhterfG
-P0e' qOe no des'grldGn ut,d mis- re.AbiOs Dc rIa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13

.--Tambi6n el Official do Sanidad
de Bayam6a II forms un case de muer.
mo. FL departamenso orden6 el sacri.
fcio de los caballos atacados.
Ell comisionado del interior Sc
nor Elliot y ell Superintendent del de
partamento senior Gimenez, salieron
en- la mafiana de hoy para Fajardo,
Humacao y Guayama.
Ell senior Elliot inspecciona sema-
nalmente los trabajos que vienen efec-
tuandose en- las carreteras de dichos
pueblos,
-Ha sido suprimida la estadistic a
sanitaria que semanalmente pub.ica la
Junta Superior de Sanidad.
-Muy pronto Sc anunciara una
subasta por el departamento del inte-
rior para ell remate de las obras que
han de construirse sobre la quebrada
SCollazoa en- la carretera de San Sc.
bastian q Lares.
Los hombres no necesitan reco
mendarse. Ellos mIsmos Sc recomleu-
dan. Ell ioyen don Pedro E. Segarra
de Adiuntas, pidi6 y obtuvo una agen.
cia de Orkamp Oroltiug c. Trabajd
por alg1u tiempo siendo modelo en- 81
cumpliento de su debtr. March6 a
Santo Domingo y acaba de hacerse
cargo de la agencia de dicha Compa.
fla en- San Pedro de Macoris.
-Anoche regres6 de Adjuntas el
Secretario de Puerto Rico senior Post
en- cuyo pueblo estuyo en- asuntos dc
administration.
.--Manans celebra session la Junts
Superior de Sanidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
BuqueS anunClad0s

SJulia , Ei II del actual se.
aguards p-ocedente de la Habana. y
puertos intermedios.
sSantuace.s Sali6 de New Orleans
para esta el I del presente.
sNontevideo.s Procedeute de Co.
Ion, recalara del 20 al % del cnrriente
ysaldra para Cansrias, Cadiz, Bar.
celona y Geneva.
sCaracas,s Para New York sal.
Ira maffsna. La correspondencia
SO recogera en- dicho dia a la 1.3O
p. m. en- la administration de correos.
<Philsdelphta.> El is del presen-
to estara aqui procsdeute de New York
saldrs al die siguients para Ia
Guayrs.
<Saiat Sim6nn.s Hacia 81 II del
presente recalar8 procsdsnte de Pusr-
to Plata segalra viajs para Eurepa
via Saint Thomas.
Goodwin Stoddart,. Sali6 de
New York para esta ell 30 pr6xlmo pa-
sado.
ePio TX El 80 del corriente sal.
dra de Barcelona para esta con las
escalas de cossumbre y segulra viaie
para Msyagu9z, Ponce y de este 1lti-
tlmo puerto, para la isla de Cuba.
Un vapor de la compafiia trasa.
tlantica, estara aquf ell % del corriepte
proced3nte de Genova, Barcelona, Ca.
diz y Canarias.
10ntGr0n puerto;
De Cabo Roip goleta <Irdias COZ
sal. W.
De Cabo Roio balandra eConcsp-
cl6ns con sa'.
De los puertoa de sus rutas vapo.
res sPorto Ricos y evAsco.,
Sc hdbiIitaro, de saIida:
6 leta ePetras Arroyo y Ponce.
SEspsranza' Aguadilla y Maya.
gu z.
Suqu0S UH pu0FlU
TRAVSEIA
&C Abrielle' cargaado.
eva G. Janoers descargando
COSTANGROS
eBorinquens Yabucoa.
<Aurea' descargando.
<DJs Asrmanoso Fajardo.
<Ana Maris' Humacao y Naguabo
SCarmelitaS pendiente,
<ProgresoS id,
eladias descarganio.
sConcspcl6ns i'd.
SPorto Rico1 i'd,
<VascoS Id.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
NOT|c|AS DEL Ola

Presdente del Ayunamento de Bomberos el da
de San Juan. -Nombramientos de profesores En- el
hospital municipal heridos-Subasta de
raclones La buena pr6.-FunconcS en- el teatro SIT
basta de trabaJos en- Lares -Detcndo por rapto.-R-
ma entire eres.-Detenci6n de un curandero-Infor-
mo del doctor Salcrup.-Un de muermo en- Faiar-
do.-Otro en- Bayam6n.-Mr Wilcox a Aguadila y
Guayama. a.-Perros vagabundos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
Al. PURLlco

La Junta Escolar de Hdmacao, en-
session extraordinaria. celebrada en-
el dia de la fecha, acord6 abrir un
concurso para la provision de los
diAilntos cargos de las escaelas pG.
biicas de este termino municipal.
Los aspirantes debera1 remitir
sus instancias documentadas as & la Sc
cretarfa de esta Junts, dentro del pla-
20 fiiado, 6 sea, hssta ei dia Is del
corciente mes. Humacao de JUNO
de 1905
VQBq.
A. Danui.
Presidente Accidental.
jesus M. Carrssquillo.
3-3 Secretario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
BlBLTOrECA DE .LADEMOCRAC1A,

per.onaS decentes 81 cabo 10 ense66 hacerlo a perc
dare 'queas eccone procure que cyee en- cusna de
que correGfa mate tan dectda Nancl me 10 hubefa
perdonado La idea de ridcno 10 volv Ioco No
divide ustsd esta circunstanca padre mfo.
Con que vamos LEzAro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-06-13
2E.CCi0N .1ERCANT|L

PreciOs min do los artisulOs
que Sc detallan en-
aImaCeReS
ARROZ.-Jap6n 10 "a s34; Idem de
N3t s3i; americana corrlente 90 & 81
Alps mallorq rquines, q 30 etvs,
Cappadres 60 ssvs
Janonss q $40.
Quesos 4mecs. u $40 Patagras Is.
Tocino. as IA a 144
Jao6n, A.60 & "a. 10 Rocamora;
americana, $2i VA.
Pasta del pals S4t.
Mar eca s4a'i en3ye lssss do
e} 40.
aarina de S53 S6s,
Habichuelas blancss del pals s3i q
4; americanas sSl q 4.
Coloradas del pals 4 ~.
Americanas blancas largas g..
Garbanzos CIT II.
Bacalao aS7t.
Cebollas &s54.
Arenques 81.
Mentequilla. de GA 16
Pasta americana en- caias de una
arroba S6.
Papas americanas de s1.75 185.
ID islefias So.
Tasaio ee4 10.
varios articuIUs del pals
Preclos corrlentes
As6car para el consume:
Moscabado claro de s4.4 s. s44
De miel claro q s3.75.
Centrifuga claro de 10 sS6
Asdcar americana de 10 at6t.'
Algod6n de 81 q 6.
Almid6n q e3t
Cafe corriente slli III.
Cueros dulces 6&al7
Cocos q go mi!lar.
Ron 81 grados Cartier & 50 santa
vos gallon.
VI Aiz . 1.60 \ l.65
sebo s4i "a.
Tabaco, nominal.
CambIos corrlentes
Londreb check 4.S8 1881
Parts It j.
Esmhurco sik4s
New York 1.8 P.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-04
Personal Mention

c. A. Richmond is registered at the
State today from Prescott.
A. J. Turner Of Hunts Junction is
registered at the State today.
L. H. Croker of Prescott is among
visitors in Walla Walla today.
c. M. Taylor and wife of Waitsburg
are registered at the State today.
L. L. Cartwright, well known Pen
dletonian, is in Walla Walla today.
T. D. Barclay, a prominent business
man Of Dayton, is registered at the
Dacres today.
Benjamin Rosencrans, a prominent
farmer of the Pasco neighborhood, is
in the city on business today.
M. H. Getz, of Two Rivers, the new
irrigation section in the western part
of the county, is in the city on bust
ness.
E. L. Dexter, who owns a brickyard
at Dayton, is in the city today. Mr..
Dexter is contemplating the estab-
lishment of a yard at Waitsburg.