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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

The newer generation Of thoater 90
crs had glimpse last night, and n
delightful one, Of the sort Of ,hcot'
llcala that used to be most popular
when their fathers and mothers snt IN
the auditorium Of the theNtor, olcott
combines all the best tradI lions Of tho
two Emmcts and the lnmontcd Sean.
Ian, with much Of the old fashioned
ness cut out, and with the entertain
mont brought mp TO date, The feat.
uro which makes the hero n ballad
singer, the romantic surroundings, the
gypey camp with w suggestion OF
charming old "lloaodnlc," the gonllo-
men Villains the delightful heroine, the
abducted child, etc., cton all figured
IN u dclghtful ana most refreshing
fashion, Mr., Olcolt N getting nlong
IN HE, ihoro IN no RnInsaying mat
but his voice and manner retain their
youthfuncas, and he IL unnpproachnble
IN the way In which he can invest an
ordinary ballad with enchanting sweet,
ness, lie was recalled ngnln ana
auNin lar, night for such gems M
"When Song Is Sweet "rho wild
Irish Rose" and the Lullaby" and
throughout he thoroughly cNptly0ted
his audience with hla high and sweet
tenor voice,
Mips clarendon M the very pretty
heroine, fully shared the favor be.
slowed ON the star, and Mr. julius Me-
Wicker well remembered for his work
with Florence Roberts, and "rho Bon.
ME nrlor lush" WAS thoroughly CAPE
able In the thanklcss role OF the elder
son,
Tho scenery and consuming were n
delight 20 g0go upon, from beginning
10 end, whilo the duel oloYorly oyocut-
cd by Mr. Oloott and Mr. Mnlchlon,
reused all the od-tmo thrills,
The same hll goes for the remainder
OF The week with a matinee tomorrow
OF the seven lend'ng characters APP
nearing IN "rhc Senator's Daughter"
on oven hair dozen spend their time ON
tho p'ngo huYng into the matrimonial
W1rpet while the Lonely seventh N
rilled NJ the end for plNylng tho gamc
with stnotoh cards, The woman he
tried TO win IN love was already given
~ smother, ANA ~ course the audience
was plnd whon no was run through
with the duollnc foil u, 1899 y, M The
Nnck swain iheqicr company which
" pu'lng on the MAY NJ the Grand
CARRIES FOOD vll'nn IN Thoo Lnrch
Wis pNr's hnvo been widely different ~
'ho three plnvs tNe comrnny has nro-
scented vet w each No hns most sue.
cossfullv rot himself hescd 10 the
echo, Cora KIM swain ne tho dNurh'
ter NJ the senator wna plnlnilVe ~
usunl pho " course moved IN high
Wnshlngion society married colonel
IN the cavalry became lonely because
hc wrote formal notes "nnch M he
would send 10 lieutenant" from HIN
fur western station almost fell IN love
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
Normal Graduating Class Shows Its
Patriotism In Substantial Manner

The graduating class Of the state
Normal school win not hold It's Anal
exercises IN the Salt Lake thoator this
year Instead, II has been agreed TO
donate to tho University gymnasium
fund the amount that would ordinarily
be spent IN the graduating exercises,
and the sum Of $500 viii be handed TO
Prof, Cummings, treasurer Of the gym.
nasium fund with the best wishes OF
the outgoing Normal class
THIS year the -four year Normal class
IL rated with the freshmen IN the uni.
Nerslty proper, and the class has nj.
ways been known for It's active interest
IN AFFAIRS OF the college, There In q
feeling growing at tho University that
every student should give enough to
help raise the $4,000 needed to com. .
pletc the outer structure Of the gynlna.
Stun building, TO feel himself lust n
little poorer In purse because tho need
for tho gym" exists The Fourth Year
Normal students voted tho 5000 With
out u dissenting vote, ana expect that
the move viii be taken ms . precedent
by other classes and organizations not
one OF which II II thought, viii leave
~ alma mater this wear without civ.
Ing something towards the gym" fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
100 YOU nEMrMRrRN

100 YOU NEMtMRrRN
Al Newark ~ H. Lucy Ocrls
old baby on toh and literally chop "a 80 hcad to
Comedian oo again heavily indian forces
under Louis Rd
w H. lac ana wife arroimcd Provo alleged
Of the two lcnnoys, father
YEN YGNRS 20 TO-DAY
foo Jones clerk of the First nuc hoo rnsbarg
TO de- IN WIEN
Peace N0s declared between Mica Salvador
20 YchH5 AGO TO-DAY
Tho Me' Of the schooNd victims from the mine
The Pleasant valley Western contribute
ed $4,000 to the sch)Gqd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
CANTATA WELL r NDER ID.
Ruth Given TO m Apprcciotive Au.
dioncs Last Night

The can,ata Of Ruth" ns given last
ovenng IN the Central Christian
church was one " the notable musical
events " the season ana the local
artists who participated acquitted
themselves with credit Considerable
caro- and attention had been given To
the cuntRta, ana how to bring ont rs
special features IN the most effective
are artistic way was studied out with
q determination TO faithfully reproduce
II, and those efforts were crowned with
success
MlHs Rorkhool IN particular was IN
iine voice. and her Interpretation Of the
pathetic part of Naomi was vigorously
uunnpded The other sols,s, Mrs
Moore, Mrs Bolts and Nh squiros
were AZ their best, and the chorus work
was excellent Mrs, j. w, Christv was
the conductor and Miss Pearl Roths-
child was the accompanied,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL
A MODEL PLACE.
Rector Houghtou Saws Children
Should be Brought Up Under
Its influence,
CONFERENCE CLOSES SUNDAY.
Episcopal Gathering Enllvcn'd BY an
Enjoyable Reception at Bshop
SpaldIne's

The third annual conference Of the
Seventh missionary district Of the Epis.
oopal church continued through today,
and win be concluded tomorrow after
noon and evening, as indicated In the
programs given below, In the discussion
yesterday afternoon. on sunday school
work, the general idea seemed to be
that the great factor In achieving sue
cess was personality. and there must be
with II spiritual life ana loving innu.
cncc, Rector J, II, Houghlon OF ~,
Marks church In Denver held that the
sunday school was the model place In
which TO bring UP children On this
subject he said
"Can YOU wonder that n child turns
up It's nose when the sum OF 100000 IL
spent on an auditorium and not 80
cents ON the basement where If held the
Sunday SCHOOL, Some day the gradu-
ates OF scmInories win come out ~
beautifully Instructed IN sunday school
methods. as IN Hebrew or Creek
LAST NIGHTS RECEPTION,
In the evening the reception ut Bishop
spaldng's residence was largoy at.
tended, the bishop being assisted IN 70.
celvng by his mother and sister. Also
insisting In receiving were Mrs j, u,
Eddie Mrs Charles ". Perkins, Mrs,
q, c, Hunting, Mrs George Y, Wallace,
Mrs Morris l., Richie Mrs. Eugene
Lewis, n, T, Clcaver Miss Mabel Corr
bin, Miss sallic lloughton and Miss
Clara colburne.
Following IL lomorrow's program,
1880 o, M, ST. Paul's church. Holy
communion,
10 a, M, ~, Marks cathedral, Bust.
ness session, soorctnrY's report place Of
next meeting, motions resolutions, etc,
II q, M, closed doorp. Bishop, clergy
delegates,
SUNDAYS PROGRAM
Tho closing exercises Of the confer.
cnce will be held on Sunday, with the
following progrom
drene mass meeting Opening address,
RI, REV. y, \, spaldng, bishop Of Salt
Lake,
Address, Rev. NJ, J, Jersey, mission.
airy TO the Indians, Uintah reservation.
story, Rev. j. H. Houghton. Denver,
colo.
Address, ri. Rev, James d, Funston
D. D., bishop Of Boise.
,, M, mass meeting IN the Salt
Lake theatcr, Tho Episcopal church IN
the United states, Her Heritage, ri,
Roy. VIM, i. Nichols, u. d., bishop Of
California,
Her Faith RI, Rev, VIM II, More.
land, d, d., bishop OF Sacramento.
Her Mission, m, Rev James u,
Funston, d. d., bishop OF Boise
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and a rusty revolver and acobbnrd lay
beside the pile OF pl5ichel bones, Tho
clothing had ontircl! rottcd away,
1horo II no clue 20 the identification
Of tho man and nothing mat would m.
dlcNte whether he was murdered or
committed suicide
The authorities win investigate tho
case closely, for about Ave years ago a
wealthy young man from the east dis
appeared while hunting IN the Casper
FOUNTAINS and the skeleton found to-.
day may be that Of the oastornor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
I 2 }
SUM 10 Sleep by Coffoo.

"Tho fearful work coffee has done Tor
me IL dllllcult 10 describe,
II had no Idea how weakohcd one can
become from tho breaking coWn ene0t
Of COfloo on the nerves,
"When that has gone ON long enough,
most anything may vet IN, ! had lhluo
ottackb OF pneumonia ana became q
chronic invalid had no idea that
coffee had put me IN my doplornhle
condition, Wen. inelly went to Colo
RADIO ON advice, and found nice place
10 board with n family. Tho man of
the House had Just returned from a eoS
journ IN California whittier no had gone
for heart trouble but the doctor out
thoro discovered his weak heart was
caused by coffee, took " away and gave
him Postum, His trouble was quickly
dismissed and he came homo u well
man. Ito suggested that probably u
was Coffee affected me, laughed him
10 scorn, nevertheless | began gingorly
on Postum and found II 80 rich. and
with nice coffee snap that i liked "
immensely,
prom The beginning tho Postum cots
fee mad u beneficial effect on me- ] inl'
proved IN every way, my sleep came
back, healthy and refreshing, and IN a
few weeks | went home q well woman,
w I'm to this day, ! ellll use Postum,
" aonra, and VIII never return 10 ITO
old kind,
Noting the good effects OF Postum IN
OF course, and win never return to tho
given 10 my l2'yonr.od daughter, who
was very delicate and frequently III
from complication Of diseases con-
nocted with the liver, WE'LL my people
tried H. but We're dsgustcd with IT.
they Gldn't mako II right They said lt
was impossible for them to drink II,
and my daughter rebeod and cried for
the old kind OF coffee When came
home | changed all that by making II
rIRhtr-nllowlng II TO Dol for 20 minutes
after n first came TO a boil, and served
II with cream, The child rclishod II at
once, ana benefited from the first,
strength came 10 her day by day and
she began To develop and was enabled
20 10 TO school much more regularly
III was u year after | began 10 use
Postum before my husband would use
H. ho preferred to carry small bottle
Of pepsln, and every time he drank COT
fec would take n dose of pepaln 10 OVER
come the sour stomach produced by the
coffee He held out fur year, but OF
course got worse and finally got 20 feel.
Ing 30 badly that he grow desperate and
tried Postum After the third day no
became n convert tn Postum and tho
porrln bottle went into tho ash bn' el
That was two years ago, and he still
uses Postum ana In entirely free from
the old troubles" Name given by pos.
tum Co., Battle Creek, Mich,
There's u reason,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
THE USUAL VERDICT.

Thos, II, Moore OF Pawtucket, r. 7.
writes n communication to tho News"
stating that he has been subscriber for
several western papers for many years,
and that he freely accords the News"
the palm over the best OF them, as he
believes II In reliable and conservative,
lie says he had received the Tribune
among others, but that one copy was
sufficient, ~ It's practise OF tearing
down the community IN which II lived,
does not make II at all palatablo rcnd-
ing 10 outsiders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
CONFERENCE
PAMPHLET.
10th Annual Conference,
Now Ready.

Full and complete proceedings Of the
eeVonty.nfth Annual Conference OF
the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter.
day Saints, held In the Tabernacle, Salt
Lake CITY April q, 7, ana .,
This was the most interesting Con
ference held IN many years, An OK.
collcnt work TO send 90 missionaries
and friends abroad. Send orders early,
M edition IL limited,
Postpaid to any part Of the world
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2bC,
DEsERET NEWS ROOR STORE
9 Main S., Salt Lake CITY,
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NOTHING LIKE
LEATHER
Onc-half "a One-Third or

All our Leather Goods for two wooks,
ladies Wrist Bags very latest slylos),
Purses, Card Cases, Blll Books Letter
Cases, wallets, ladies writing Sets,
Portfolios, Music Rolls, Visiting Lists,
Travelling Cases, collar and cum sets,
Desk Pads, Etc, In fact, every Nov.
city IN Leather,
bEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.,
Salt Lake city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.
Row. McClain Davis Warmly Wei
coined TO Presb ytorian Church,


Rev MoLaln Davis was installed
last evening, as pastor OF the Vest
minister Presbyterian church. Rov,
Dr. T. g, Smith Of springyillc conduct
cd tho services and preached the IN.
nallatlon sermon, Rev, u. A. Brown
Of the First Baptist church offered
prayer, the charge to tho pastor was
made by Roy, DR. w, II, Pnden, ana
Rev Dr. y, ~, Wishard explained tho
duties and obligations Of the congroga-
,lon' The now pastor offered the cloS-
ING prayer,
Dr. smith IN his sermon showed the
necessity OF f0lth IN christ as csson-
tlal TO salvation, nv inslanocd IN the
conversation between Philip and the
cunnch, Dr. padon urged careful
reading OF P0uls oplslles 10 Timothy,
so0hdnese OF doctrine, sobrloty In mind,
ana motions mixed with common
sense and good humor Tho Tribune
reporting the above represents Dr
ilnden as advising the reading OF
InIeo Epistles to Timothy However
w me New Testament canon produces
.py TWO, the ference " that tho
lnird epistlo must bc concealed some.
where ~ the Tribunos Office, and lte
production M ono Of the hitherto un.
discovered Pauline epistles supposed To
DC missing, VIII DO hailed by the lito.
lury and antiquarian world with un.
diluted Joy,
IN charging tho congregation, Or.
Wlshard said "You have promised
your pastor proper support, encourage
lnen' and obedience IN his work BE
prompt IN your DnatornI slipnopti 1nnit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
GREAT LEATHER
GOODS SALE.

Now on and 20 continue Tor two
weeks, every Leather Novelty, inoud.
ing Ladies' latest styles Wrist Bags.
Purses Card Gases, Bll Books, Letter
Cases, Wallets, Writing Sets, Port.
follos, Music Rolls, Travelling Cases,
Desk Pads, Etc. at " TO u on,
suitable presents FOR all occasions,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Q Main 81,
Hnlt Lake city,
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EsDoSurc,

TO cold drnughts Of air 10 keen ana
nturc. gcnnly clothing undue exposure OF
the throat and neck nfor puhllc Tponkng
and singing bring ON coughs an colds
BnlardH ilorohound syrup " the best
rurr.
Mrs, A. Barr Houston Tcyas. writes
Jan n 1902, "Ouc hottie ~ BNlnrNa
llorchound syrup cured mo Of ymy bal
cough u is very polFtnt 10 tNke,h 2io
,oo 800 Sold Wy z. G, NJ, l. pWg
DCni II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05

With the Marquis dc Ia nochotte, and
nnnly ended II all by faling In love
win her huehnnd and shocking the
llenchman almost 20 death by telling
hin 40, Mack Swim was Lord Henry
beroslord OF the British legation, q
'follOh' who was stupid Tor two nets,
and then quite hero for two more,
W. W, llillnor, who made such a Ia
yorablo impression ns tho ranchor In
cal fonln,' was Colonol clay soma
,or from Kentucky and president OF
mo Kentucky Sour Mash Whisky
Good for Man or Beast company, The
support was uniformly satisfactory,
"Tho Senator'S Daughter" romnlns
~ the Grand for tonight tomorrow
nlrhI ana matinee Saturday,
---------.-.-s~sa.-s.--s---
Dancing. gnlt1Ir gntuyday NIeh,
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PUT TO DEATH

Through the cloar waters the I'M.
prlsoncd old bachelor could see tho
men closing IN above him with long
sticks and Visions OF his finish swept
over the mind OF the veteran, a few
lhwste with sticks from above released
him ana ho rose helpless TO the suriao,
OF the canal whore rap over the head
ended his career,
The old beaver weighed ~ pounds
ana his skin was sleek and primo Ills
dos,royers hated 60 XIII him bu, he ha /
TO be driven from the canal nj an hae.
ards, So porlthod the first invader oi
the Twin Falls canal system Twin
Falls News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
A PoaltlXA NeoehAltY.

Having to lay upon my he'd for II days
from q severely bruised leg, only foun
IeNtt When ! used a bottle Of liallard's
mend II M the best medicine Tor hrulso,
ever sent TO the afflicted II has now be.
come positive necessity upon myself d
\ byrnes, Merchant. DOydrsyillo, Texas
n oC, 'lOo, Sold by Y, G.. M, !, DRUG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
MI MING EXCURSION
To TintIo. Sunday, May 1th,

Special train via the Rio Grando,
leaves Salt Lake $3.50 a, M, returning
leaves Silver city p m, Mammoth,
6'l0 Eureka, $50 Baseball game at
Eureka between the best teams OF tho
state league, Everybody invited, Come
ana see the famous Double Loop,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05

selves ana were evidently preparing TO
do him grIeyous bodily harm Again
he tuDd 10 dive under the headgatos In.
10 the Snake and again was he butctod
back summonlng an his strength ANA
llllng his lungs with air he made a
mira attempt This time he managed
20 vet partially under the iron gates,
whore the cuuonl pinned him against
The bottom Of the hair cylinder ana held
him prisoner m vain he thrpehod the
w0ter with his tan 10 free himself from
the iron band above but without avail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
HUMAN SKELETON FOUND.
May b That Of a Man Who Disap,
pearsd Five Ycar, Ago.
Especial 10 the "Novs,")

casper, Wyo', May t,--Tho skeleton
on an unknown man was found on cee.
yer mountain nine miles away today,
there was n bullet hole IN the skull,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05

little llfo may be sacrificed 10 n
sudden attack ~ croun. II Won don't
nave DR. Thomas Eoloctro on on hand
Tor tho emergency ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-05
MORE MON Y FOR GYM"

Dancing, soltair. Saturday night.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
Polltica cubana

Un periodico de la Hsbana inserta
en- una cr6nica decenal los siguientes
parrafos sobre la situaci6n polftica de
la Antilla hermana: 5bCs 2b!cs
"Los que conocemos la historic de
esas intranquilas Rep1blicas, Hispano-
Americanas, a las que hemos conve-
nido en- califcar de ''convulsivas no
podemos por menos de lamentar que
en- nuestra RepNdblica, ocurran hechos
que van aproximandonos "al principle
del fin"
Crfmepes por apasionamientos polf-
ticos; incendios de Ayuntanientos por
no obedecer ordenes superiores; desti-.
tuciones de alcaldes y concejales. por
no hallarse dentro del partido Official;
la fuerza armada, garantfa y saliva
guardia de personas y propiedades,
agit andose dentro de Ia esfera politi-
ca en- sentido amenazador la prensa
sosteniendo sobre sus hombros la hopa
infamante de ordenes tiranicas. como
apunta muy acertadamente un CO.
lega ell campo falto de brazos para
la cosecha; la agricultural desfalle-
ciendo por ausencia de sangre none
taria; un ndmero respectable de mi
llones, acaparados en- las areas del
Tesoro, sin bene6cio para ell Pals. y
contra todos los principles de la eco
nomia politica dinero que nadie sabe
de donde brota, pero circulando para
asegurar unas elecciones. -. . todos.
todos los slntomas de uuestra actual
forma polftica, son un ref jo anims- =
do, de esos hechos consumados que
tanta sangre y descredito han eostado
4 las mencionadaS "convulsivas.
ST aun es tempo, y no queremos ser
Flor de un dla', es necessrio que las
personas amantes de la Patria y por
tanto de su Bandera y de su Libertad.
pongan energicamennte coto q esos
desmanes. obligando los directories
del Estado, a cumplir 10 que juraron
ante la Constitution.
Solo la serenidad ell juicio reaexivo
y una honrada administration. podran
borrar algdn dfa de esa misma Cons
titucion, ell Apendice Hipoteca como
cido ,por "Enmienda Platt."
Ell mas honroso triunfo que puede
conseguir ell gosierno cubano que tai
realize" a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
MOntecarlo en- America

Ell jueves pasado termin6 la tempo.
rada de yer ano en- los casinos de Sa-
ratoge, que fue Ia mas animada de que
hay memoria.
Calcdlase que cam biaron de IN an os
$40 .oeo, 900. De este caudaI, 81. 900 ooo
fue gan ancia limpia para los due.
nos de casas de juego, que eran
muchos.
Al casino Garfield lie tocaron $3.50.
900 de arrebafa dura, y al Bridge Club
que es institution rival, $aoo 900.
En- las carreras de caballos Sc jug6
como nunca. las apuestas simples de
$25 900 4 las patas de un animal era
cosa de todos los dfas.
Del Tesoro de los Estados Unidos
salieron $50 billetes de $1,000 para Sa.
ratoga, debido a la fe que muchos ju.
gadores tienen en- billates sin estrenar
La temporada solo duro tres sema'
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09

Por varios telegramaS recibidos ell
jueves, sc supo en- esta capital ell falle
cimiento ocurrido en- Mayagiiez del
distingu;do DR.. Ramirez, que gozaba
de envidiable credito en- su profession.
En- esta capital, donde residio algu-
nos afios el joven facultativo, era muy
estimado tanto por su competencla
medica como por suS cualldades per-
sonales y virtudes cfvicas.
Ell falleclmiento de este ilustrado
sacerdote de la ciencia ha producido
en- la isls TN sentimiento de profundo
pesar.
En- todas parties era estimado. En-
todas parties su muerte ha sjdo lamen-
taaa.
No obstante la gravedad alarmado-
ra de la dolencia que venfa padecien-
do, Sc esperaba en- uno de esoS mila =
|gros de la juventud triunfante, cuan.
do q salvarla de la muerte Sc empe-
fan los deseos lmas obstinados y la
practicas de la ciencia.
Indtilmente.
Ell doctor Ramirez dej6 de existir,
como va saben nuestroS lectores.
Nosotros que hemos seguido, paso
4 paso. ell tragico curse de esa fatal
dolencia deseando la salvacion del
que wa no existe, deseamos ahora
& la desolada fainilia la resignation
compatible con el gran dolor que ex
perimenta, y le enviamos ell testimo-
nio sincere de nuestrs pessr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
E1 c61era

Un peri6dieo ingles fecha 81 de
Agosto, dice 10 siguiente:
Dantsick, Prussia 3o.--A los A alta.
cados por ell terrible NAL fecha dc
aver hay que agregar nuevos casos
Seis nuevos Sc registrar en- Tharn y
empieza la consternaci6n de los veci.
nos. Los medicos Sc multiplican para
atajar ell temido huesped.
Manila 3r.-La epidemia del cole
ra que Sc habia declarado en- esta villa
comienza alcanzar grandes proper
clones. Once nuevos casos Sc har
apuntado todos entire los indfgenas.
Desde la aparici6u del terrible ma
han sucumbido mas de 50 atacados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-09
Temblores de terra
EN- LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

Un peri6dico americana hace OBJ.
servar ell peligra que pueden correr
los Estados Unidos, a continuar Ia
serie de tenn blores de tierras Iniciados
ahora como nunca Sc habfan presen-
ciado.
En- Portsmouth, N. H., una serie de
movimientos terrestre ha producidc
ell panico en- esa region.
El dia 81 de Agosto por consecuen-
cia de las recias oscilaciones, un gran
n1mero de personas presas de PAM.
co Sc precipitation a las Gales. En-
Kittery Sc han dejaeo. sentir igual-
mente las peligrosas oscilaciones.