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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-11
MORE EXAMINATIONS
For Government Positions Are 10 Re
Held Soon.

Several interesting announcements
OF examinations TO take pace in Pa
ducah shortly are made by the civil
service commission. january 3. 1905
eliglbles win be secured to fin tine va
cancy OF physical chemist. bureau of
weights and measures, Philippine Isl .
ands, the salary of whom Is s2,250
a year College training, experience
and scientific papers published will
be considered and the qualifications
are ability to carry on original re.
search work in physical chemistry, TO
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-11
WIN Assist Charity Club.

Mr. ]. X. Gray. the .ormcr police
ofhoer. has been employed by the
Charity club for the winter to assist
IN asoertaining whether or not per-
sons applying or recommended for
assistance are worthy. Mr. Gray as
sisted the club In this capacity last
winter. and did good work.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-11

Tomorrow night The Paraders, :"
wiz be seen for The first time in this
city. The La Sale productions have
always been nonst'e ones, and some
OF them. particularly THE Isle of
Spice" The Isle of Bong-Bong. +"
''The RunRways," and "The Royal
Chef" have achieved a great meed
of fame. The mlsical numbers are
.particular,y wEtsii,aab.e, especially
"My Evening" STAR" Little Bo-Peep"
and 'Lisping Lizzie and the dances
and groupings the most attractive
seen in many years The company
which will be seen here contains a
large number of tine original cast,
including La Sale ''broi,ers." with
out whom no La salse productica Is
realty complets.
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F. N. Gardner & Co., 124-13O South Third Stree

required. ania tho theory and practice
OF agricu.ura. p,enc PATHOLOGY, eco
n0mic entomology. general and
technicai education ami experience
in farming and tsalhia'g are the sub
jocts In wlhloh the exam3natlon % TO
be glyon.
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Burns Any Fuel-Saves Half

Coles Hot Blast is not only perfect hard coal
stove but is generally recognized the most econom
ical and ceanest soft coal stove made Soft coal is half
gas and S. 90 ton of soft coal So ton of slack
is made to do the work of 50 worth of hard coal
the gas half is utilized heat producer 1t burns soft
coal, hard coal wood without any change of fixtures
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headaches and Neuralgia From Colds

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide &C ID
and Clip Remedy, removes the cause Call fer
the full name and look for the signature OF II
Grove. age
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AcuARANreEp CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, ileed'ug, PrSiruding Piles
Druggists are authorized to refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in to "a days
80 cents.
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O'Clock This molnilg Of Br,g'ht's dis.
ease at the Nat at No. 142 East Thos.
teenth stIsst. where she mas lived
for the past thigey-eigha years. The
old lady, whoee Carter Years have been
devoted to helpsug the children and
women Of the stage, had reached the
ripe age on &c.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-11

If You tire Of buckwheat, try Mrs.
Austin's famous Pancake -four.
Made from the great food cereals.
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Scientific Construction


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Theatrical Notes
cluster Brown" Tonight
rhe J,ouisville Posi- of December

The Louisville Post OF December ,
has this to say of the comedy:
Buster Brown" the musical COM
edy which holds the record for good
business at the Masonic theater, and
which will set an even higher mark
this season. opened weeks engage
ment with special matinee yester-
day. The house was filled to ca
pacity long before the time for the
curtain to rise, and scores of people
were turned away. At the evening
performance the crowds were even
greater, and Manager Shaw sighed to
think that his playhouse was not
constructed on more ample plans.
The attraction Is much the same
as it was when seen here two seasons
ago. 1t is dramatization of r. F.
Outcault's cartoons with Buster and
Tige as the central figures. OF course
there is the addition of colorful
background, many up-to-date musi-
cal numbers and chorus Of pretty
girls. The comedy is bright and
clean, and the costumes are all pro-
ducts of the current season. In
point of staging and considering the
high average of the various members
of the cast, the piece is one of the
very best playing popular price
houses.
Master Rosen, who takes the role
of Buster Brown. is a clever little
comedian, who wins the hearts of his
audience as soon as he steps on the
stage. Alfred Grady, who portrays
the dog" Tige. is also remarkably
effective, and makes one of the most
grotesque CANNES ever seen on the
stage. The remainder of the cast is
fully up to all requirements, and the
american Beauty" chorus must be
seen to be appreciated.
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Saves All Wasted With Other Stoves
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Ignite

burning hard shown odn,
basel entire with
stove which
Goals teour OF rtaly
magaz
coal
husC great waste
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-11

Walter C. Jones, a. LouisviHe ac-
tor, was found dead in mis- hGtel at
Helena, Mont. The coroner decided
he died from natural causes. Jones
had been In vaudeville for some
weeks, and is said to have had a a
fine voice. He IL believed to be the
same Waiter Jones here in "The
Sleepy King" two season ago, and
last season in '1lhe Glnl and the Ban
dit"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-11

New productions the past week ac-
credited with successful New York
premieres are: Thos. w. Rose in
Henry Blossoms comedy, "a Fair
Exchange" and Richard earle in
William Frederick Peters musical
comedy, "The Mayor of Toxic" The
bills presented at the Metropolitan
opera house by Director Conreid
were: "Lohengrin," Humperdinck's
"Haensel and Gretl," 'L'Elisir
d'Amore" and die Walkuer.: Nine.
Sembrich and Sig. Caruso won the
artistic triumphs of the week.
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Sold Under a Positive Guarantee

We Guarantee Coles Original Hot Blast to use less
hard coal for heating given space than any base burner
with the heating surface.
Requires attention only morning and night with hard
COAL Warm rooms day and night No escaping gases 10
endanger life The heat wasted up the chimney
with other stoves is saved.
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Some productions scheduled for
metropolitan presentation in January
are: Otis Skinner in 1.-The Duel, -
Frank Worthing and Ellis Jeffries in
Alfred Sutro's "The Fascinating Mr..
VANDERBILT VIM. II. Thompson I'M
der the Shubert's in "The Bishop,
and Holbrook Blinn, who played
Napoleon in "The Duchess of Dant-
nc" will be seen in the New York
production of Thomas Dixon's "The
Clansman," which has met with
much success in the south.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-11

"Spangles, or The Wooden Horse"
received its first production on any
stage at Philadelphia December 4.
The new comedy is by Charles F..
Nirdlinger and Van Rensselaer,
Wheeler, William Elliott, Florence
Randolph and Marion Lorne are re-
ported to have scored hits in the
leading roles and the play seems des-
tined for a successful run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Togo TO the Baltic

In spite OF the stunning defeat sustained
Russia be remembered Is tadonaiy slow 20 talk peace
and unwilling 10 listen
eQuanmiy persistence tho Of hard luck
upon Many greatest military
history followed upon the hees OF
that 70 all but herself SEEMED crushing
this Russia
whipped saying deaue-
Rolestseasys really than she
before had
before Roiestveshy sailed critics
munieaon supplies bexnnnw end
Russia battleshps anyway
only material reduction expense
based assumption only possible
field operations a strange
sight
has 10 victorious
Baltic Roeavenaky bad his
Il would be perfectly Ro1estvsnkys
visit and 81 Petersburg
do. This would be good policy particularly
Togo has nothing en TO DO In the
Undoubtedly Emperor William French government
would
what Q
any power Rojestyensky to 20 east
consent hts gOingf No Nor does Togo invitation
sent
waters Of the Baltic sea and the Gulf OF Finland are no
AGAINST
yellow
from Japan to Rasas capital from Rus
capital Japan
Western europe and the world might as we'll face the ysow
would do protest
tire western world and would history
But What Is there prevent hm7
all against slow. stubborn
And Japan have 4
northern Asia. least. II Europe
ali glorious fighting
titles her the must be drawn between the and
lions and preIudees OF western Europe
Why not nowf
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from the room weeping uneon-
STRANGELY. I begged the eulperofs
permission 70 follow her. which he
gave With a ahruE found her
laughing With excitement Was II
not clever q me-" she cried
I. however ives distracted 10 get
her away. Tor needless 20 say had
changed my plan. nov determined
90 get her on board the Cuckoo at
once and let her walt for me there.
I quickly ordered her % set the
maid changed. and herself waiting
meanwhile In a fever Of lmpaieaes
without
Soon she hurrledly babe me enter.
and In spite of the anxiety which
consumed me I could not foThoar To
stand and gaze ~ the transforma-
tlon. the maid. tricked out In all the
mistress east Off fluery. appeared
20 enjoy the masquerade. I prom
iaed her a large aum II she carried
the matter OF properly. but her
face. though pretty was not one 20
inspire 0var-couftdenee. therefore
locked the door upon her when We
left ] marched boldly forth into the
street. Clarisse at my heels. but We
met no one except the sentry. and
him We passed without suspicion.
We found John Masters awaiting us
impatientiY. When he saw me he
uttered n cry I could have sworn
was Of pure delight, though why he
should have been pleased 10 see me
I could not guess. lie listened 70
the tale I had invented 10 satisfy
his serupiea with regard 20 the pas
sage TO England Of my lackey with
/ frank impotence. and agreed 30 my
request without question once be
was assured that I. too. was 10
make the journey. Indeed. no dis
/ played such a pretty anxiety %
/ have my company that ] felt vague
~ alarmed. more especially aB the
rogue showed no disposition 70 bar
| gain with me. but greedily swallow
ed the first bait Of money | offered
him.
However. had no choice left but
/ trust TO him and leave Clafisao IN
/ his charge. I felt comforted. how
ever. with the reflection that I had
given her a pistol. and she assured
me she was yersed in use OF the
weapon. I returned 10 my room Al
/ tho inn without encounterlug the
slightest opposition heard Ma
polson's voice In colloquY with
Soult MS I passed his door. But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

took care 90 make no sound. ana
gained Clnriaae'n room without nrs
elaont / found the maid as | had
left her. Rd@lrinE herself IN a mir-
ror. Hut soon cut that short and
spent an hour IN teaching her 20
weep. The mink seemed 20 learn
her lesson best with my arms about
her.
/ tsl@h whas Napoleon NJ last
haftc ran 10 tlss idae wes won com
pkseiy sAsaF ases woula not have
cared ~ hai me, b#t / sareo not be
anes. and thstefYra ksslsesi klno do@
again
Napoleon was seated AZ table
Uttered with maps and papers lie
inquired CURLY after my sister.
shrugged my shoulders. she ID
acaolnte. poor thing Che fanciea |
will be killed. However. have as
suFod her that your majesty In any
case viii guard her welfare"
Il promise Il 10 you said Ma
poleon. win a Kind smile. hut let
~ moi consider % diaaEroeahls a
conclusion. you viii return. count.
or II not. you win remain In Eng
land aa its master
Then you have aecldedf~ I cried
out. affecting eKtravaEant delight
That you will b first governor
Of England.
oh" I shrugged. pretendinE dls-
appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Continued from Yesterday
CHAPTER xiv Continued.

Ten minuteA Afterwards / had
sought far and found tho Inn named
Louis dor, at which place the mas
tor Of the Cuckoo had hidden mo In
qulre for him. Tho landlord. who
looked a ruffian. and nmeiled horri-
bly, Of garlic. pretended at first TO
know nothing Of John Masters. but
a liberal tie refreshed hla memory.
aud ON promise % a further dona-
ton ho engaged 20 have Mr. Mas
tiers IN waiting for me there By ?
precisely
Clarisse and I dlned With Napal.
con az z How We got through the
meal l do not know ! was on pins
and needles with anxiety and yet
forced myself 10 appear perfectly NJ
ease. The emperor kept plying me
With questions al relating 20 Eng
land and my mission. and he seem
% disposed 10 keep ua talking long
after the meal was done.
Cihriaae. however. aaye3 the ait
uatian. she suddenly broke into
tears and uohbed. "oh. you are 60
ing 20 your death. Henri: I shall
never SEE you morei" Then she ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
Deafness Cannot 30 Cured
HUMANITARIAN.

By local applications. ns they cannot
rzaeh TIE diseased portion Of TIE ear.
Anere i only one Hav 10 cure deaf
HeHs, and that r. hY constitutional
remedies. Deafness e. caused ~ AM
lutiauued condition ~ the mucous nn-
tuT ~ the EHHt1chizu Tube When
tHts tube IL tnflamed you have 2 furu-
bling sound Qr imperfect hearing. and
WhEu it - entirely closed. Deafness
ta TIE result. end unless The Iaffau4-
NATION can Be taken out and this tube
Restored 20 ita normal condition. hear
Ing viii be destroyed forever nine
cases out % ten are caused - o.
tarrh, which ~ nothing but al fn.
famed coalition % the mucous sur.
faces
We will give one Hundred Dollars
Tor any case q Deafness Caused III
tHiarrht that cannot he cured 81
lars free.
u. J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. o.
H0id ~ HfufciafH. T5c
Take Halls Family pills Tor con
Hfipatinu.
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This column Is for the exclusive
use Of our readers. Write the edi-
tor about any timely or interesting
subject. Articles must not exceed
$50 words In lengthl
WHAT THE HIGH CHECK DOES.
DR.. Kitehing. Of York. an eminent
English writer on this subject. SAYS:
The check rein inflicts unceasing
torture upon the animal By hold
ing the head upwards Il puts the
muscles OF the neck on a constant
strain. They become painfully IN
easy and tired. n the horse can
not bear It. he rests the weight of
his head upon the rein. and HIS
mouth is violently stretched. Thus
he only exchanges one torment for
another. am not making fancy
sketches. Every word OF my de-
scTiptlon Is true. have seen many
splendid and valuable horses,
worthy Of better fate. tossing
their heads ineessantiy and champ
ing their mouths into a foam from
the iniolerable uneasinegg Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

/ purse In sadly depleted"
Tha emperor frowned. Those
Who serve mo ara always amply
provided" he said haruhly. My
/ servants will place on board the
vessel n trunk containing a large
sum melted into bars OF gold This
you Will use In your own discretion
20 promote our service and FOR your
own needs"
Il thank your majesty a thoua-
and times. 7 muttered.
Tho emperor handed mo a sealed
letter. This" he said. you viii
/ deliver b. the Marquis Dc HeFrlngen
whose place IA England you will
heneeforth assume. This" land be
thrust IN my hands a second letter
nnnehied) will bo your testimonial
20 those who need H. And nos.
count. AZ tins presses II we're well
for you 10 make your adioux 20 your
sister. and LET them be short"
! bowed low. pookoted the letters
and departed.
I declare that mink OF a maid
| wPpt iihe a waterproof. and indeed
had the audacity 10 kias me on the
/ lips. left her. however. amply
eonaoled. counting the bank notes
which ! gave her I locked her In a
| third time and on this occasion
pockeled the key.
Napoleon hielaelf. with Marshal
souit. escorted mo % the wharf.
where John Masters In his boat
awaited 10 take mo to the nl0op.
with a final word Of advice aud
caution the emperor prcased my
hand and thereafter stood aalomniy
regarding me. While the arms 81
two strong sailors rowod mo Into
the bay. ! uas ineilned 90 stand up
ia tho sheets aud shout aloud for
very SOY a. my wonderful escape.
but I reflected that II would be 80
well 70 wait. 40 ! waited
We reached tho Cuckoo IN SAFETY
and the firat person 10 greet ma Vas
Clarias~. An. ny feelings when
saw her. for a horrible thought had
kept naKglng At me that | should
| not find her therc-a thought In
aucsa b the marvellous frieudlinezz
o. John Masters
However. all vas right. or at
least seemed we'll The master 81
The Cuckoo appeared a. anxious as
ourselves 70 quit iioaloEne The
wind vas only slight and the TIDE
bad but just commenced 20 ebb. yet
be waited FOR nothing. lie forced
all hands = man the sweeps. and
80 slowly forged cut Of the harhor
Two hours passed In this dreadful
toll. hours which my Anristiea con-
verified into years Every light re
saw my fancy changed 90 a signal
20 stop progress and return. ! sent
Clarisse 10 tho cabin. and strobe The
deck rnawiuE my Up. one hand
grasplug a pistol by tho stock. for
! aNofe that " need arose | would
cell my life dearly ~ may be on
that deck. bat { would not return
To face the vengeance Of the emper.
or.
ny the close Of the second hour I
felt more easy. for uow We could
not be distinguished from shore.
Tor the Cuckoo Vas painted dark as
Erohaa and we showed never a
Eieam. sun the minutes passed
and ! waa almost happy indeed. on
The point q going 20 congratulate
/ Clariaae-when q a sudden a gun
Numbered az the port. and signals.
the meaning 81 which I could easily
guess. we're flashed from tho mast
/ heads uf several Of the French fleet
one after thu other the signals
spread. until In n few moments the
whole fleet waa a bare OF warning.
while gun after gun pealcd out It's
stern summons 20 us 20 return.
ITO Be Contlnsued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

Tho Ianitor of the Colorado capt
tai dcaclarcs he caught a member
81 the legislature In the act q
stealing a cuapldor This IL alb
Burd. Why should Colorado
legislator steal eueh a thlngG Ger
talnly not 10 expeetorate Ia n
he had wanted something for such
use he would have stolen the cap
itoi floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS


cruel check rein. To sum up in a
word: The check rein lessons the
horses strength. brings on dis.
ease. keeps him in pain. frets and
Injuries bis mouth and spolls his
temper"
HuMANITARfAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

Not one OF the sf6.590 brides in
Japan last year was over % years
old. And n they're like tho women
ia this part OF the world they never
will be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

PERSONAL - Gentleman who
walked down town yesterday after
noon. carrying eight-pound roast of
beef can learn OF good opportunities
for Investing surplus money In oil
and mining stock by addressing
O. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

AT least for tho first said Ma
poleon Later on ue shall see
bowed humhiy There Is one
small matter | should mention"
muttered The fact iH. sire. my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

Buffalo Bits Cossacks struck IN
Paris As BIZ was paying the st.
Petersburg scale. IS cents a month.
u IL feared the men have fallen
into tho wine habit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

John w Gates carries new
5000 cane. John couldn't be ans
more cxiraYagant u he were a
chorus girl.
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"a STAR DUST ~

nonsense now and then Is not rel.
iahed By Mr.. Loeb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

All nonsense" says Secretary
Loeb. OF Mae Woods suit. A little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

Bright bands will be worn on
straw hats this summer. Save your
bands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

Whenever I see tn
aV'rnga son NV "a
av'raes mllliona4s 7
see the old man'EInT-
son fer bcln cfrafuI
about Hpcndln H.
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-03

sAsss ssaA stkssttstst +tff Af"A
the STARS PLATFORM
best first
All the that's ft &c prnt
he nsNxs WI favor
In official private hte.
Municipal ownership 81 public Utilities
The busnsss district Ter stshis BUSINESS sasrptse@
a earnings tax upon public ssfstes H-n0ise~
An up -to-dats public sehoe system
Equal rights q special privileges fer none.
Rigid endorsement of lsst And repeal Of unluss laws
stsAt4A 4E4EEsFR'
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a WORD FROM JOSH WISE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
ProteStaS del Jap0n

Toxic, II de Abril. Sc calcula que
la escuadra rusa entro en- kamranh
el dia IA como sc la vio ALI ell "A,
resulta que llevaha 4s horas en- un
puerto frances, 10 que constituria in
Traction de neutralidad
Ell gobierno japones no ha explica 10
aun sus intentos; pero Sc espera que
haga inmediatas Representatives, q
Francia, cuya respuesta Sc aguarda
con gran interes, debdo a que, hs ben.
do rogado que cuando Ia escuadra ru.
sa estubo en- Madagascar parase en-
aguas territoriales trancesas, 81 ahora
hace la misma negativa, iendra ell Ia
pom derechc para atacar los rusos
sin inftingir la neutralidad francesa.
Washington, II de Abrll.-El Japon
nformo recientemente los Estados
Cnidos que habia protestado a Francis
contra el continue uso de las aguas de
Madagascar por la escuadra del Balti
o Sc sabe que esta para protestar
81 no 10 ha hecho va, por sl acto iden
rlco de Kamranh, a cuya notifcaciop
e da mucha importancia en- w ahing.
on
Sc anuncia que en- la costa de China
hay torpederos japonesss.
81 ell Japon protesta contra la estan
cia de los rusos en- Kamranh Fran
cia responde que no estan en- aguas
territoriales suyas. y 81 tras estas
torpederos japcneses, atacan los ru-
sos en- su punto de snclajes, opinan di'
plomaucos que nj Francia nj Russia
tendran derecho presentar queja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
En- VladivOstOck

Londres, I3 de Abril.-Los peiitos
navsles ingleses comentan la publici-
dad de los movimientos del almirante
Rojestvensky desde el momento en-
que entr6 en- aguas extreme orien-
tales.
El hecho de que sigue la ruta CO.
mercial regular, aunque sabe que su
escuadra ha de ser vista y denunciada
por los buques de transito, les induce
a Greer que Rojestvensky esta suma-
mente ansioso de encontrarse con To
go decidirlo todo en- un combate.
Sin embargo, continna prevaleciendo
la opinion de que Togo lie dejara apro-
ximarse Vladivostock y ALI ocurrira
ell combate hacia principles dc Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
Emigrantes EN- la
Isla de Cuba

Durante el segundo semestre de
1894 llegaron al puerto de la Habana
1928 inmigrantes, en- su mayoria
procedentes de Espafla, y 1857 en- los
tres primeror meses del aiio actual.
Con los SO 600 votados en- la anterior
legislature Sc haran las meioras que
requiere el Campamento de Triscor-
mir. Igual cantidad propone ell Men
safe que Sc invierta en- construir otro
Campamento en- el puerto de Santiago
de Cuba donde desembarcan tambien
muchos inmigrantes; pero es probable
que ese crGdito no sea concedido, 81 la
Coalicion parlamentaria cumpliere el
acuerdo de oponerse todos los pro-
positos del Gobierno, nj tampoco OTTO
credito !de S45, 1000 que el Executive
p de para mejorar el servicio de cua-
rentenas y hacer reparaciones urgentes
en- el lazareto del Mariel.