davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

Reading notices in local column 10 cents a line
Eof6rSt insertion, and cents for each additional
insertion.
Rates for display advertising made known on
apPiication.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
EXPRESS PREPAID.

Assortment Allowed % All Goods Of Same
Price.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

During that trying period in
which women so often suffer
from nervousness, backache,
sick headache, or other pains,
there is nothing that can equal
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pains, soothe the
nerves, and give to
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30

". l iStis .r. HANNE BROS, JAG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-30
Partial PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Malt.

BulE GOods-Jugs Freo-NOt Prepala.
CLIO Per Gallon:
Rye, Gin. Corn Good Grade
t2OQ Per Gallon:
Rye, Gin. Corn. Rum. Fine Quality.
t2.bO Per Gallon:
Rye Gin, Corn, Run Best for the money.
aQ Per Gallon:
e. Rye Peach and Apple Brandy. Meuov.
&c by age.
800 Per Gallon:
Victoria Rye, Social Drops Rye. Medicinal
quality.
Leap ST LOUIS BEER. Pc N.
Falstaf Beer....................... a a.
e-Aus Z ale zoe '.'.'................. =
aAt0 ''r's....s .......,.......... %
Malt, extra dark Observation-Disclosures n
CoOurReT. imported .................,..s ~
hasa Ale, plnts .................. .
49, ss'Cet' ptnts. '.'.. .,,........, g
Frices by the Dol Ob application
The daily sentinel., 1905-05-12

The sentinel-5oc per month.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

FCRNlSHED HOUSES AND FLATS
WANTED.
BY courlc. furnished four or ive room. steam
heated. upper Cat: janitor sersice: references
given. DA -. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
DORIS APARTMENTS,
Maryland asd Dsyls Ives.
FINEST u the CITY.

i1e b.n( ernsis'e6. eoo'heaSt cosoer: z an3
. r.s-.-s A.3 hath SaicA 10 tied eofr.iess e n
snss. inelut.ae q: soofsL vsieh are d.adsnsd:
si.;s srk IN sitrs-n: gas raass: ennsi.s;;oa
elasets. se-n~e ce.i;ass ia alsisg s,onss. cream
heat; bot vz:sf ell rear; sAni,oe S-rsice. aAreis
,aes t-1.sz;, s.n4 ,s.r lassiT. rsea 6s
rsr war. r'o.na r~r year. op<n for tn
J. u LEVI Z Gu. lA So.sss q
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
PLAZA HOTEL, 3I21 LOCUST ST.

Fog the winter. ArnPx 3ic'-8-9-I-fs-Most'
popular family hotel: 10 minutes n Brcaiway:
large rooms. single suite. with private
bath. steam heat. electric light. ga. free show
ard Turkish tub baths: exc-llen; cuisine:
SIS a day. Annex. 8 up: $50 n dinners:
European rIan. Svc up. club convenience.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12

D0oD WIN DoAAD.
HxSsnss1S HxSi;ssfSsS Sss.ssssess Sc~ss.ss>ss:s -:
- - esskiSs: v1y nassaasss: passs 4
M x3s'IE'!E s.!S 8 60: :s!5sS 5:S as: :;s@i E:i::; 60
xA.a!s'Si5cs .s'i.ss .sSF:. .s. 80; s'iISeSss .S:s
ssSs! 49,: vi Ssssa: I've lssSs ssfsrooas:
.WAsaINoToN, po.seo.s aross :.,,. and
wAsHIN0TON. 31i;-Eleoantiy furnished
nun! With aloore: board: paF,or: piano: Beau
SofSS ss .ee, sSass1s soss
en- hone coo6inG.
WAsHINGTON. ;ss.-Nice. velm room: best
SssS: pSos:. Ilna.n So A"' -
wAeHINOTON. tsis-Roome. with good
baard: s,o6ern homo. Phone Forest ,s.l.
wAsHiNoTON Gi.-N,ceiy furni.hed room:
s,Snnd ssory: southern exposure: with board:
wAaHINGTON ss5s-Ei-ran, suite Of rooms
for gentlemen or family: newly furnished: also
e.nsse rooms: Gr.;-c,as table.
WAsEINoro% EGS;.;aIs g. g, n.T:m:s. :s":s
en.sxposed room; nne table: spscia! rates to
WA6HiN0TON. Neaf 1se-TNo i,eht rooms
nss r & SS ony
70 nshs psriy eonicrs os : hands me home IL
esse, Hs.Sas: i 81 Z 4 R.pSs!e Out not
wner BELLE. 1iso-Tvo handsome reoms
s.ss, :os i::ss ssF:ss % no '.
wEsr REII.E Ss6s-Elesaniiy furniseed
sSSm yifR Sca'G Ia n'eS & iSe.isSn; senxsnisns s 70
MET nELL& 1c:..LAr.. 49,. .ssonasscEy
WEST BHLLE, sS0-Rooms: e1ceiient table:
Sasm; electric lights: hath: nns location: rea-
WEST PINE (Nesr Grsnd)-Man and wife.
na nss s see .sa 81 pss ssas If SS:
rugs. up-fo-dste; only few boar.ers taken; II
rs urea ana aos nso
mus, b. willing 70 pay fair price: rot cheap
VISTA xs5i-Roon and board for two gentle
men: With all MODERN cony yenience.
WEsT BELLE. 4o5lA-Nice rpo.n with toard
WEST BELLE. 4n.s-Comtortabie. warm
room. With board: modern: 81 q week FOR two:
ale, room, for gentlemen: Hsc.
WEsT HEL.LE s,II-Lovely a-coni -noor mont
room: also room .or twn. SO each; al Al con-
rom. With hoarl: an cony"n!ences
WEST PINE. Boulevard. ssSs-Handsoneiy
furnished s.cond-foor rooms: best board: Lin
dell .zst: D.iinar :-ssf~
WEST PINE. iiJ:-Iarse warm front nom:
sxceIi.n; board: all conveniences; two gentle
WEST PINE Roulevsrd sscs -aail-Besutifnl
steam heated ruoms: electric liEht. baths.
phone: With unsurpassed table: only two dou-
hl- rom. left: sA per week: convenient To
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12


- 3 10 -
- 181SOW8AsAASoos
scss:rs ExHfSS ssscSS 49, e Ssss,s: 3.
s;.;: ~ 80 s.=;.,.;,,. e:S -, ~; =
Z. G: kAGkLAMD: Q L.es.e. e.e
IINTON. -0tfaeo; ave roolnaI IannAzy.
sfahiS INief
iJNT0N 1S0=T19-Foo1 cosia11: loan11y an1
aabls: water.
IINDEIj. 6o1jev1fd. 00A-Beantifui .-roo9
sSs sSsr%sns; nans:a s:pS,stsa psa iaH sonss:p a'"S
HOWARD GzNBRiij. Q co. s1 Chestnut.
LYNCH. 1G-e1x Foome and 6oin; o.
AENR! alE4eNz RkAlI! q:
'''"St wooiGH Soi1I s1 r flsG 81 iS n. HsshsA q.
.hov.
akSk4 a.7A7Az aeA!!. :!..s:s, ~
a.!!: g -
bath. neEiy DSnetsS: rsns s,S
|S:;z.ss:=s1S: -. -. z:;.,, ,,,,...:
hath and ss.: r rent DO
NoKGAN. 80 nss:a' 9, :!oas 9! fIeSi ;, ;: nSS:s:
y: :S.ss 20; ~ as.S.:s. -. sS-.s =.
rvsiaenee. furnase: ho, and sOid BAH: al con
sen.Taes. ,----:..-,:
OLIVE. S.1Eishs,ISom hou;si large saIo'
.N0: 9Ns. MN = ": wa Sn..aSe
y ? 49,: :S: S.s S9-...s> S.:.:.s =
,ois 49, stsy S.,n S ees,rao's s,e ss n'a'
woOiIEY = fISH' iSi *. Eighth e..
s,,ao0i. Nsi-si7 NOM nous: In. as az:
,,,,ss - ocSr S,nSSv
sP1ISo >: : ~; Io,.,37-s.v.o 1ooms:
eesn: hot and cold water: ss&9
"H!-Sc!i iaILES$p 1SSTs HT f.eisR HRp Suiidius.
"a rs tram: hSas. s TO '
'A.fai aESRI sf SnA HIENESz asS 'tsa: sEAkTI CO:
feEn.ec:
Eisv.n.room dMeii,nS vel ,'Ss ssp,sSn SI hSM: modern
2ts' =: Rroadway:
VERNON. ssso-seven:rcSm house: stable:
large lot: room for ganien. chickens: SIS S.
= MSII2a - laneSs:n I:ae. ee.:s:as 5,
TENN. Z.23-Sfx.room house: reception han.
soIs Ur western rSor,Hr Ds cS
FOR RENTcAPARTNENTs: fLATs.
"a s Fourth ST.. rooms ms........-.....- L., @
.s.o inh-y ave. - ~
':s.A =. fss% s.e; ,o'H's 's;;:......--. +,,S g,
s"ls Lulu ave. rooms. lico
itss T.e,b :; rSonns s''....-.''''..'.-''. Z,
% \; Esrr,h 81; !oona..:::...::::.....:.s SEQ
RlcE-DWSER II. +. 90. 81 chestnut
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED.

YOUNG eoup!a want two Furnished rooms for
iiGh: hOaxkesr!ng: centrally located. DA lsA
Republic
FURNISHED rom with every convenience in
Tyler piacs or Tower Grove Heights: state
terms. DA O. Republic.
TWO rooms IN private family: east Of Tay-
lor. DS iS9. Republic
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE So.0vD u invest In central downtown
business property. Address. with full particu-
lars. ia 70. Republic.
wANTED-An improved corner IN West or
North II. Louis: prefer store bu id.Eg: between
$1,000 anl SIi.ls DA "a Republic.
wANTf:D-ro buy t.n-rcorn house. betw--n
Taylor and tnfon aid Delmar and L!nd~ii:
terms ss.so cash: reply at once. DA -. E.-
WANTED-To buy from 50 to 100 acres we'll
timbcrsI land. suitable for hunting fishing
club: not more than one hours ride from Union
Station more tran mile from local sta
ton. DIS I6s Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-12
lARsE HOUSE WANTED.

We hlG~ . client who wants TO buy Q "a
Room. mDJ.rn house Lnd-ll ave-. west OF
Nevs'.ad. westmorelaad. Portland. I<nox.
HOftense or Berlin ave: must have 70 feet OF
ground with two bathrooms On second floor:
will what 70 II worth: owners and agents
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21
Trnger enc FOR Constipation.

lTatrr Curc For Conslpd'on.
Half a pint of hot water taken
half an hour before breakfast viii
usually keep the bowels regular.
Harsh cathartics should be avoided.
When a purgative is needed, take
ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are mild and gentle
in their action, Sor sale by stone
& Mercer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21
{
IRE TG MEET
III FAIRlDNI

Below IS given Tho program OF
IeycYcises for the meeting OF the
STATE Bar Association in falrmont
lThrr-day and Friday, Dec. - ana
i29.
L. Annual address Of the Eresl-
dent. Hon. John ". Mason
?. Discussion Of the Preslaellt :
address. %
81 Report Of Committees on Adj
i,yissiori--4 l. Lehman. chairman.
Election % members
=. Nppoinfment Of Committee on
Nominations.
s. Report of Secretary.
9 Rep0rt of Treasurer.
s. Report of Executive Conner
Wv. p Wiley. chairman.
o Action on Recommendation OF
the Executive Council.
~ Poper. Proceedings m
causes before Judgment. or decree
"a. NJ. PpundStone, BuekhaSlIl',ii.
IL Discussion. !,
10 Paper, "a Plea for-the FRO
lection Of Our Forests, Streams ana
E5,,,.ls--NIason G.. Amber, PARK :
ei.sburg.
Il. Discussion.
il. Report of Committees on
Election. Of Officers, Members
of Tsyecutiyc Council, and Delegates
10 american Bar Association
IL. Selection of time and place
of neNt annual meeting.
il. Report Of Committee on
:sJudicial Administration and Legal !
Reform B. ~ Amber. chairman.
Is Renort OF Committee OF
@Grfevances-T. p Jacobs, chair
nan.
10. Report Of Committee on EI1e-
cal Education Geo. I. Brooke,
,boirman.
80. Report Of Committee on lie
ral orraphy-Robert White chair
nan.
q. Address Commemorative Of
he -4sven,iett anniversary OF the
'ormation Of The West Virginia Bar
8ssocfa fioa-Fon. Joseph Sprigg. I
Nd, FIRST President of 4
he West Virginia Bar Association
%. Paper, a Retrospect W
P. Hubbard, Wheeling
%. Discussion.
80. Report Of Committee on 4
3anquet-E NJ Showaiter, chair
- Meeting of newly elected
.xecutivc council. lie
Report of special committees.
Committee on <|Torrens Land
SysteniT -T. P. Jacobs, chairman
Committee on Conformity OF
-ogisl liian''-W. W NanWinkle,
.hairmPn.
DUhtr special committees.
eG. Report Of Delegates to AmerI-
AN Bar hSsociation-.James T.
Brown. w. G. Bennett, Nelson G.
Hubbard.
Is. Miscellaneous business.
%. Appointment of Standing !
Annual address Thursday. Dec
Is. AT 3 Is a m, tT'he LAWYER. =
ZION. Wendell p. Stafford, of eNr-
mont. Justice of the Supreme Court !
Of The District of Columbia.
banquet. Friday night, Dec ~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21
Mari d al Pars2nage

Mr. Rue c. Bush and Hiss Bessie
Kennedy We're married at > o cock
Wednesday afternoon by Rev t"oer1
b. McDanel at the Baptist prison
age. They will reside here. iheIr
friends extend congratulations ana
wish them a happy prosperous me
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21
No opianl in oham5erlailts Cough

There is not the least danger IN
giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to small children as it contains no
opium or other harmful drug II
has an established reputation OK
more than thirty years as the nost
successful medicine in use for eolf
Group and whoopiug cough t al
ways cures and is pleasant to take,
Children like it. Sold by Stone Y
Nerccr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21
K, OF P. MEETING

The knights Of Pytllias vii meet
tonight All eiaht O'Clock at their hall
in Glen Elk. \ question OF the
greatczt importance viii come be
fore the lodge at this meeting aud t
is greatly desired That every knight
attend. The nomination for officers
for the ensuing year wilt~also be IN
order at this mectmg-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21

Joshua Smith was here Thursday
from Lost Creek on busine-
Jerome w Stuu't, Of Buukhan-
non. spcnt Thursday in the slty-~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21

theodore Bush. a prominent resi-
dent of Grafton, died in that city
Tuezday night at ten O'Clock. me
deceased was well known in business
circles, and was president OF the
Grafton Banking and trust Com
.pany
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-21
SWTFT MELODY FIlOUN.

Jet MS do your plumbing we
save your time, r9oney and paGieh :, !;
Dohcrfz Hardware Co. declssodlL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
DE SALINAS

~ haet mugAo g.aslin.s sFaveiaf
49, Nl atH asi taamsr A. hsffao -
l4 lApa fn et aif q, ecnaf /"
rallies eae hasF f sffe gr f
aatsx ..>' -.
"A laa onos- ss = neehs' o. N4s "a.
le AhetnlHx tUAN o.s%gAess..iF'i,r', ts.'s-
iuneaonafYo Cue e. Il hafflo lap
haila slGo eGc,ntfa gf4Nsmeu2s
hcslse a. inGi.sauo luaH Amorcs
Aoc ssguaao. scomqnAado De- prac
tiaauEe a. Aaf Af.uA. y Al gssafli b.
Tofrcs Aptunio1 ~ TefSsHsaco e. a.
Sstio del suoeSo. enpcao Ia suieraegs -
Clones cue mcrccss Il csso. sin coasc-
gag squs ia hora. ningaa dsio pa
=, cual oomenzar sus pesqulzAs pafa
e. cSolsrccimienio Gel hccbo
Si.uicfon las Investigators. v 50
l&nenie Ia mujcT del iu;eF.ecio pudo
dcciS dicho scsoT EiTalles qUe
cuanco pregunio . 81 maTldo. quicn
8 quieneS eran los auiores del airopc-
10, solo oyo pronunci~T eSiss palabFas
:" cabsllo.
Est@ sola ira~c somo base - = -
piri;u igvrs;igador del cabo Mirslles,
prscediendo Seguido 4 averiguar euie
nes'hsbisn paSsdo por el bsrrio ca
ballo desde Ia sie.e de IA no. he, hoTa
en- que st suponia sc hubiese comeiido
ei crimen Tan'o ipvesiiso. ANITA ass
tucia merecio su examen, que averi-
quo. que dnicaments sc habian viSio
por el "barrio ! $ individiduos Jose
Guzmau, Monserrate Cintron y Aveli-
no Ortiz, cl primero de nuy malos an
teceden,es y los dos uitimos de con
ducta dudosa. Hecha las detenciones
CONSEQUENCES, entrego dichos indivi
duos a. Hon Fiscal, quien Sc habia
trssladado q es;e pueblo para la IN
ves,igaci6n, y de ella resulio que los
individuos Guzman, Cintron y Ortiz
fueron los autores del crimen conetidO
contra Amoros.
FL Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Ell ATENEO DE MADRID

:. Actualmente la juventud ateneista
de, Madrid esta organizando en- el cen.s
tro :de>sOcledades obrerss, veladas pa
ra dfundir en- forma scncilla. la cultr-
ra entire las clases ira ajadoras.
Hablaron los sefiores Prieto del RE
Y Vazquez Lefort; el primero. acerca
de la educaci6n de los sentimientos,
trazando con gran tino, elocuencia y
claro sentido critico, las lineas que ha-
bian desseguirse para lograr una ma
yor perfeeei6n. en- ell orden hsiologco,
hacienda pof este medic mas sensibles
caro- al hombre los ideales de amor
paz y patria.
Ell asunto, honda y modernamente
tratado por ell joven jurista, Interest
mucho al auditorio.
Otro tanto podemos decir del tema
expuesto por el seiior Vazquez Lefort;
LA salud del obrero'.
Ell conference.-the abundo en- origi
males consider aciones sobre los peligros
del traba jo y medios de conservar la
energia. ell sano vigor, Por proceed
nientos higienicos
Calurosos aplausos acogiei on la Sim
patica labor del sefior Vazquez, reci-
biendolos tambien muy. nutridos les
sefiores Salvador y Blanco, quienes con
piano violin, espectiyamente, Sc en-
cargaron del intermedio musical que
presta amenidad una nota simpatica
a estas veladas.
SimultAneamente Sc inaugurara en-
la Association de Dependencies la serie
de las que Sc propone dar ALI la Wiss-
ma Juventud Ateneista.
Habl6 ell distinguido sociologo Sr.
Barcia. con vibrante valentia, rrodigo
en- ideas, en- brillantes imagenes y
alientos para que la cultura siga ade-
lante sin obstaculos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
CkNkRA De DELEGsD1S
blN fE iiol

A8at sHetA tiasfa,l feea ef-
a. MHrn
.tga4ls fosIts tsidlsa e. pxetl..s IL
|, lios a. pA~afst h.fa pfsl ST. fl...
Pos sl3s ae ~ = an'e
sioa a.. el ,mple IS dvn Io.' la....fc>
fuansvs. q apnhsda :.
I,l @rof namcnexh. - R..nof.. slli
ei;a qus s, iomcn acuefAos accrcs -
frcs memorable "a, digige be .ls-
uni.s rc, l.m@clonvs q, @qu,l a un
;amlea,o coria q T,sOfo O. i'acrto
kica
los vconos ae l.oias sohcifan Ia
segressclon De aquel pob' ado y que sc
re- nSii;uys como Avnn;amienfo
los depcndienics DC luans Diaz so
hciian que se vote una ley sobre des-
osnSo dominical.
), lcycron yarias pciiciones y se
psSaron las comisienes reSpe twas
Se promueve un gran deba; con
motive de Ia lectura por su n 40 del
|h.ll MIN. Dc. Sc nor Medina nan
do parte. en- 81 los sefiores dc Diego.
Is sosa, Carrion. Medina NJ ndez
'Cardona oiros seflorcs.
Csn,ilda en- session la CamaTa las
= dc la iarde hora en- que cerramos
esta edicion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
La defensa desesperada
Las plazas impoI tantes

Nueva York, viernes-DiCen de San Pc
tersburgo que ell gobierno del Car ha tornado
importantes precauciones para que no Sc lleve
efecto la toma de ninguna de las importantes
pazas que Russia conserva aun en- su poder, en-
la Manchuria
Los parties de Ultima hora confirman que ell
gobierno mosCovita esta dispuesto llegar al
sacrlhclo antes de que obteuga los adversaros
Otra victoria facil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Buena administrator

La Directiva saliente del Ateneo de
Puerto Rico ha presentado q su Rna-
lizacion, el siguiente movimiento de
GAIA en- recibos correspondence Ssa. SO;
6a recibos de socios de n1mero 10000;
en- metalico S347.99-Total 500 90 cen
tavos.
La nueva directiva Sc propone con-
tinuar. con los entusiasmos que recla-
ma tan importante centro, sus traba-
jos fin de adquirir cada vez nuevos
ingresos.
,Bien por Ell Ateneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
SefvIcIo Especial del BoIeiIn MefcaniU
OABLEGRAMAS.
Una desgrscia unenos
Noladura de>mrntida

Nneva Work vierneS -Dacen dc Londres
Que * la oompfohado N IA nlenie que es ia
"a Ia nolicia de la cxplos on del buQue insignia
del almlranie russo Rolestvensky.
la noticia fue pIbhcada en Toxic Y sc do
en- seguida por verdadera. ciTculando protusa
mente
Entire los smpatizadores de los rusos ha
exoelente impression la negativa ohcial
de la catastrCie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Dos divisiones rusaS
Sc han undo
Temores que Sc alejan

Nueva York viernes-Desde Paris avisan
los despachos cablegra6cos que han logrado
Ell Diego Suarez. las divisiones rusas
de los amirantes RoJestvensky Voelkersan
Con este motivo van desapar eciendo los te-
mores de que la escuadra japonesa pudiera
acabar con las dvisiones separadas de la es
cuadra rusa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Cuando Sc efectuara
+' el c0mIbate
FL gran encuentrO

Nueva York viernes-Un despacho cable
grahco de Londres inspirado en- un informe del
A lmirantazgo lngles, dice que el combate def
nitivO entire las t1Otas rusa y japonesa no Sc
efectuara hasta los liitimOs dias de Febrero, no
obstante las notiCias contraras que han cirCu
lado hasta la fecha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
la tercera division
mosC0vita
A las aguas de Oriente

Nueva York, ablegramas recibi
dos en- esta cludad dicen que las dos dlvisones
rusas esperan en- Diego Suarez la llegada de la
terCcra division.
La escuadra. rusa evitara todo encuentro
con las fuerzas superiores no marChara
directamente las aguas de Oriente. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
No quiereu cuenta
con el Sultan
AutOridad negada

Nueva York viernes-Comunican de Tan
ger que los secuestradores han anunciado que
entregaran los prsioneros. pero sin que medic
para NADIA el Sultan, cuYa autoridad no quleren
acatar los rebeldes Estos preheren tratar dl
rectamente con las potencias acerca de las con
diciones del resCate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
La poIitica en- Espaf1a
Los 1ltimOS rumOres

Nueva York, viernes.-Los constantes ru-
mores de crisis que venlan circulaudo acerca
del goberno espanol, han quedado algo suavlza-
dos en- as tltimas velnticuatrO hOras.
Creese que el gobierno pueda restablecer la
normaldad sin presentarse en- crisis, como aun
esperan muChoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Una hueIga en- MarselIa
Una question local

Nueva York vernes-Los parties llegados
de Paris dicen que Sc ha producido una nueva
huelga entire los obreros de Marsella, sin que
tenga grave aspeCto la question nj parezca que
pueda tener conplicaciones en- el resto:. de
FranCia. -: <.".">
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
indignation incsImada
Cada Nez mas incrtc

Nueva York vieInes los desordenes eu
Moscou San petersburgo cont'nuan amens
zando la seguridad del goblerno mosooviia.
la opinion esis muy iriitada con los suee
S,vos descalahros Y Sc muestra decidida 10
mar energicas represalias contra los causantes
dc lo que paSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-13
Un s0herano que
esta cansado
La ley del equilibrio

Nueva York, viernes-C Cablegrafian de Vie
ma que ell Emperador Francisco Jose vuelve a
sostener sus pr6positos Antiques de abdcar el
trono en- hijo, para retirarse de los pesados
negocios del Estados.
Esta vez parece rrevoCable su decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-08
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Yeggman Accused of Robbing
Sandy Spring Bank.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, March Z, 1905.
James Bailey, alias Con Shorty, alleged
to be member of the gang of yeggmen ar
rested in Baltimore last December, was to-
day given hearing here before Justice of
the Peace Joseph Reading upon the charge
of attempting to loot the savings bank at
Sandy Spring. this county, last May. In
default of bail in the sum of $1,000 he was
committed to Jail to await the action of
part Of the present month. The accused
was not represented by counsel and no tes-
timony was offered in his behalf. States
Attorney Peter appeared for the common
wealth.
1t was stated by several persons that
Bailey was in the Sandy Spring neighbor-
hood several days before the attempted
robbery. A hat left at the bank by one of
the burglars was identified by Mr.. George
T. Cross a Baltimore dealer, one sold
by him to Bailey short while before the
Sandy Spring affair. Detective Bradley or
Baltimore identified him as having been
frequenter of the resorts in Baltimore of
the yeggmen, and Post Office Inspector
Bushman testified that the accused wrote
from prison in Cincinnati to one of the
yeggmen in prison in Baltimore, asking for
aid. Capt Humphrey, chief of the Balti-
more city detective force, declared that the
accused was a notorious safe blower, and
that when the case comes up for trial at
court one of the four men implicated in the
Sandy Spring robbery would be produced to
swear that Shorty was one of them. When
Mr. Cross identified Shorty as the man to
whom he had sold the hat the latter arose
and declared that the witness was mis-
taken and that he had never seen him be-
fore. The case will be tried at the March
term of court.