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New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
Books People Are Reading.

Fiction-MacGrath's 1.-The Man on the BOX nTSS.
mans THE Abbess of Xlaye ITaey I1S rden en-
a. aIfah.: Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities
Observation-Disclosures THE Wonders OF ,oe. LILY
McG:racken's ..The Women of America yton. MOOT >
Thompson's WOOD Myth and Fable"
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY-Chicago, juno
23-The most popular books among Si.es
readers according to the demands at inc
public library last week. were as foiio"s'
Romance-Di1on's The s,, Clansman pnnnss paases
tzistorv and Biosra phy-whites "AutobographEy
Fords "The Story Of Du Barry; Biosfapsico f Paacs
of Gladstone Pryors .Iehnny Reb and Billy
Yank.'' ., .,
Adventure ard The hs.As A"e%i "a
cans Elliott's Roma t3eata' bue' ~
Nemesis of Misgovernment
Scientific and Sociological-Tarhell's History on
the stanaaTd b.s oi Tbe
ure books: books on athletics ana phS'io
culture. ~
PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY.-Philadei"
mia. June 23-The books most read this
week are as follows:
His6oTySt non Battne's .The Crisis of the C9nfed-
eracy"; Thompsons Diplomatic Mysteries
Dessptq and case se Of
Joubert's Russia as 1t Really Is.
R,osraphy-LyalIs Life Of the Marquis OF Rar- Rr-
ferin and Ava: Buells Paul ZONES Jones oins.s inei
!G3 !!Resso,iections Of Dante Gabriel Rcssetti."
Observation-Disclosures Talks in Library WY, Win
Laurence Hutton: Mhals ssa1ea sa1nefer's aThe
Fat of the Land
ACCOMPLISHMENTS "a Courier of Fortune |;
et RSes sabeyc be ycfimson nTaeT TBnd mornings stn
garee"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
Paris. June %.

Paris, June 23.
Yrneer the title OF, "Derniers Paroles de Toll
.,o,- the Mercure de France issues this week q
collection Of the writings of Tolstoi that nave
appeared during the last three years 1hes ihh.
been translated and edited by D. w. heesi'''oo'
ana form a terrific arraignment of Czaroon anu
~. p,sxian autocracy Each OF Tolstois chap
-. ~, tho Japanese war is preceded by appo-
site extracts selected from the works OF CIiii-
ming. Maupassant, Swift, Anatole France voi-
,asre or alphonse Karr. The chapters on ne
ur;ous Toleration Liberty and Military service
bresthe fire and flame against the au'ocia'io
sxster, From Juven comes Voiume en"tieU
.pays de Moasmes. Pays de 4uerre' s.A '-'e
narrative bv c. Petit. the war correspondent VI
rs- of PARIS Calmann-Lcvy have
,.,. o,, work on Science ct Liore
rsnsee." by c. Berthelot, Senator ana ineiiipei
or the French Academy; and the same mouse
has issued sentimental and suggestive s"iiiiiiei
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
4 PLANT FROM THE PARK.
Shorn Lambs, of Dorset Breed, to Go
Like Beasts to the Slaughter.

One Dorset lamb. twelve ewes and twenty rams.
blooded and fed on the lawns made green by Com
missioner Pallas, took refuge the slope over
looking the Mall at dusk yesterday and sighed
fretfully A few women who have fondness for
squirrels heard a bleating that awoke their mater
nal instinct They inquired and learned that the Dor
set lamb the twelve ewes and the twenty rams had
seen the bust of Pallas and were doomed They
will be p,It on the block Thursday, and sold
to the highest bidder These gentle lambs have
grazed on Central Park for a year now. and had
quite felt at home until the Commissioner was
seized with the perennial mercenary fit native TO
heads of that department The women tried in vain
IN comfort the lambs but they would have none
of n
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
GOOD MEN AT DREAmLAND SPORTS.

Entries for the athletic events in connection
with the anniversary Of the fall OF the Bastile
at DreamIand Friday afternoon. July IA. will close
with F. G. Lawrence, No. 81 Warren-st.. Manhat-
tam July 6. Judging from the demands for entry
blanks from college, club and school boy athletes
the entry list Will be a record breaker.
Among the noted distance runners who have been
invited to compete Tom Hynes. the Irish cham
pion: Munson, of Cornell; Nebrick. of Fordhann
College Spring winner OF the Marathon road race !:
Bonhag and Cahen. of the Irish Athletic Associa-
tion: and Mcdonald OF Columbia University.
Wrestling bouts and gymnastc feats In which
members OF the Romande (Swiss) Tournament So
ciety and national vereins of New-York
Brooklyn and New Jersey will compete, will also
he decided The athletic -nivai will he under the
Ties
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Sunday, June "a, 1909
ARRIVED


Steamer Celtic (Br. Ransom Liverpool June 10 sSIn
Queenstown IL to White Line. with 81 easS
and passengers and mdse ArFi'eu ~ N
$40 24th r,r. x
and Dover Bouogne Is. 10 the Hamburg &
Line with I5S cabin T63 passengers anu
ndse. Arrived at the Bar at +:55 m -, ,,,.
Steamer United states tDanb WulI Copenhess" 80
& Co with s cabin AL steerass passengers anu
rndse, Arrived at Bar $3.50 m -,
Bodo (NOrJ. FeiSenschow, Sama days 20 .ns
Atlantic Fruit Company with fruit Arrived at the bA
9:15 a m. - -
steamer Saratoga Hathaway Santiago June II ard
Nassau d. TO James Ward & Co. with a. passehse-s
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at % m - -.
Steamer Maracas tSr). Kirkby. Trinidad June - AZ
Grenada IS Trinidad shipping and Trading Con
pany with passengers malls ard mdse Arrived az ''
Bar at 2:15 m. -
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News ard Norfolk
the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and mdso-
jamestown Hitler. Newport News and NoE-
folk to the OLD Dominion - Co. with mcse Ieft G'Al
antine at S;37 m
steamer LasseI. Reynolds Port Tampa. Fla. June 10
the American Agricultural Chemical Company; VII
phosphate rock To McCalGin Brothers VIII dio
Carteret. J. Passed in Sandy Hook at "a"
steamer Colonel f /. Drake. Fenlon Arthur Tex
barge Standard OH Company No 81 IN tos.
the Standard OIL Company. with OIL Left ouaran'i'
steamer Oneida French Philadelphia. William
Clyde Co. with mdse Passed in Quarantine at t'S'
sandy Hook. j. June % $50 p m-wind west Night
breeze. clear.
Steamers Batu Standard tBr,, Manchester: Frey
(Nor). Havre and Newport. Eng; Elise Marie V1e V1t,
Flushing: Jersey City (Frl. Bristol Maranhense tbr
barbados. ManacS etc; Monroe. Norfolk and NewPeI.
Heversham Grange fBrl Adelaide. Melbourne e's
casIida CBr). Montevideo. Buencs Ayres. etc
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
TRIpLErs CHRIsTENED AT CoNEY.

The christening of triplets. two boys and girl.
according to the ritual of the Roman Catholic
Church, took place at the infant incubator house
at DreamIand. Coney Island, yesterday morning.
The bab bies were recently born to John McGovern
and wife OF No 3S1 President-st.. Brooklyn.
The ceremony performed by the Rev Father
Brophy, of the Coney Island Parish, The god
mother of the children was Mrs. Ann Sunberg. and
the godfather Michael McGovern. an uncle.
The youngsters held during the ceremony
by Nine Louise Recht, the head nurse.
The girl named Alice Roosevelt, after the
daughter of the President. Roland B. Molineux.
for whom the father of the children works. Will
write the President about the honor that has been
conferred him.
The boys were named Frederick William and
John Joseph. The health of the triplets Is fair.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

>-rvrvoRK PUBLIC LIBRARf--Ihe Hios'
-,or,,1ar hooks of the week, according 10 'iie
sor,a,d AZ the circulating department are
as follows: ,,,
Adrlt nction,M Mi,iis THE Princess Passes
ffnTston's The Masquerader
Juvenile GIT 1hs ssradaRate lang
Red Fairy Book u.rs
Miscellaneous -schierbrands Russla tssIe' $
@1fe e@i,JI S,oyeTnment in the United States
pocroN pI-Rr.Ic LIBRARY.-Boston. June
23-Among the books most frequently III
aernsnd AZ the Boston Public Library dur
ing the week were the following;
5sdro n7np Gadfa srown hs Tying
Find EuTSPe HockiTTE INES Ultimate hn ' Passion ;
Ednss Kins ..fse 4sheS Wsybaekers" Marchnonts "A
Courier Of Fortune and anne fe seastif9i Sfah Lady
Tog,33na's The Digressions of Polly; jack
sons when Love is King -.
"A sa shoPt ims4icsns Hs59cs q
s6niTe The MythoioEy of the British Islands
Puffer's The Psychology of Beauty ni9aS Caii
hd he oPtlGSk Rains Tae Modern Norsenen other
books SCANDINAVIAN travel n,1tinaI a6a history
SIarks "Katz Ava the Bismarck OF !snaI RIhaI
Carman,s The Ethics OF In1pTraanf ImpsIlaasf Hysiops
Science and Future Life
,ppaPy of NGRESS.-Washington June
o2-Tbe following list of books called 1or
Indicates the tastes of readers in Washing
ton this week:
.fiistory OF England: Myers Bonne-
Descriptive and Travel-Forders ventures ALs hfroc
the Arabs; Dawson's Things seen qapan. II
.orranhv-..Ietters and Addresses of A6Eaham
lincoln; Chestnut's "A Diary from Dixie
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
DAILY SAYS HE DID NOT CHEAT.
Any Wrongdoing Due to Misapprehensior
of the Rules
[nr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.I

Worcester Mass, June 2S-Cornelius E. DAILY, the
Worcester oarsman dropped from the Yale varsity
crew on charge of "cribbing during the examina-
ton at Gales Ferry is his home here. thoroughly
discouraged He says that IL is all mistake. and
there was no intention his part of doing any
thing forbidden by the rules set by the examiners.
II there was any wrongdoing, he says, 1t was
through misrepresentation of the rules and no
wilfuI desire to cheat his part.
There was necessity for me to take undue
advantage, he said to-day. Il was we'll up IN all
the rest of my studies and had fear OF the
animation IN which am alleged to have cribbed.'
The accusation and its consequences are terrible
blow to me- coming graduating day. when
the ambition OF my life would have been realized.
1t Is all mistake. and terrible for me-"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-Vernon L. Clark, Prescott. Ariz.: l..
c. Newman. Providence; ]. w Leonard. Lynn,
Mass: GRAND, NJ. Evans. Boston, HOFFMAN
HOUSE-George l.. Lyon. Durham. n. c.. Oswar
earle, Alaska: e1-Mayor w B.. Kirk, Syracuse.
HOLLAND HOUSE-Alexander Hooper, Baltimore:
]. D. Rhadls Atlanta. HOTEL AsToR-Judge w.
J. o. Brien. Jr., Baltimore. IMPERfAL-J. II. Iden.
u. S. N; Willis Sweet San Juan z. r.: C. c.
Higgins. Columbus. Ohio. MANHATTAN-W. c.
VARRENDr James " Van Deusen T. s. A.
NETHERLAND-c: C. Van Nastrand, Milwaukee,;
J. H. Bancroft. Chica go. SAVOY-C. Fl. Conover,
Seattle: Professor Benjamin Rand, Harvard Uni
versity. WALDORF-ASTORIA-D A. s. Clarke,
Paris. WOLCOTT-Richard Mortimer. Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

London, June %.
AS June Is closing the publishers are making
ND big bundle of fiction to tickle the iahcles
and to divert the leisure Of holiday traVeiiers.
The stories are varied in character as couiu
be desired. One is a sea tale entertainihsis ui.
versi6ed with pirates Another Is a novel OF
5,ar,,o, court life There are several historical
romances of different periods and an open air
story. with plenty of golf and motoring Mean
while Mrs Humphry Wards THE Marriage CT
William Ashe" remains the best seller OF tne
season Anthony Hope and Robert Hicnems .t eaon
hefore September UIar's Russia from Withih,
nubIished this week, deals roughly with every
pp1,biic man of prominence in the empire, not
aYcanting Witte Wallaces Russia has peen
tboroughly revised by the author, and VIII % soon
annear in new edition. Flinders Petries nus s.
app az Eevnt'. has been finished, and is now In
the hands of the publisher. ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
ELks GIVE RULER TESTIMONIAL.

Members of New-Y York Lodge No. / b. p. O. Elks
their club rooms yesterday two chests of
silver to Champe 5. Andrews. who for three years
has been their presiding officer.
The testimonial is said TO have more than
5000 In one chest complete tea and coffee
service of twelve pieces, and in the other a
complete OF 400 pieces OF silver for the table
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Jrne e4Arrved, Iucania tBr) Wssn
New-fork via Queenstown: sailed, steamer Georsc
CBr) Clark New-York tand passed Elinsale 25thA.
Southampton. June y. n so TnArrived steamer >;
Louis Jamison. New-York via Plymouth and Cnei-
bourg; III m, sailed. steamer Iiarharossa tdeff
Lsngreuter. from Rre for New~YOyk
Queenstown June % 3.3h u-ArTlved steamer Cedrs
tIsr). HaCdock Ncw-York Ltverpaoi land pro
ceededl: o55 a IA. sailed. steamer Cutbrta tbrlf
stephens. from Liverpool New-Ycrk-
Hamburg. 24-Arrive MoitSc Leit-
auseT. New-Yerk via Plymouth and ChertOurs.
CherbeuTs juno III W-ArrivsG. steamer Friedricn
der Crosse t6ierl. Becker New YORK via Plymouth
for Bremen {and proceeded.
Boulcgne, June 2sSailef. Statendam (Dutcnl
RngSeveen. Rotterdam New-York
Moylie s5Arrved. steamer Columbia tfsrl. Weds
worth. New-York for Glasgow (and proceeded
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
GERMAN SYNOD IN SESSION.

Utica. n. Y. June 25.-At the nineteenth annual
conference of the New-Yorl> district of the Ger
man Evangelical Synod of North America. in ses-
sion in this city. Emmanuel. Calvary and ST. An
drew's churches of Buffalo were admitted and the
following officers elected: President, the Rev. j.
Schafer of Syracuse; vice president, the Rev p.
Spedel, of Buffalo; secretary, the Rev. H. F: w:
Grotefend of Rochester; treasurer, Z. A. Cook, Of
Ruffa
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


For line. s,aIs sail.
Prince, Pernannbuco.
Conianche. Jacksonville. Clyde. m
Hamilton Nortoih Ola ipominicn. $500
TUESDAY JUNE -2T
Kronprinz Wn,. Bremen, y G Lloyd. 80 a m 100 a m
Prinz Oskar. Naples HArnb- II a D m
Carpalhe. Liverpool m
Princess Anne. Norfolk, Old o m
Ell Sglo. galveston. MorSan.-...... 800 m
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 43OI Sunset T:34 Moon 1881 Moons age
HIGH WATER
Hook 2:i5iGov. Island 2:26l He'll
PM-Sandy Hook 2:0S Gov. Island 3:25
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

& -~s
@;5;}3?;'5!!Qs
IT.

A shoe. sale on foot to-day.
In doing big business the makers
of our S. shoes accumulate a lot of
sample pairs.
This seasons samples we've bought
in bulk, for samples aren't apt to be
the poorest sort.
A couple of hundred pairs of $3.50
and Sc Oxfords from our shelves,
some 400 more low shoes which are
out of our S. stock only because the
russet leather isn't quite uniform
enough in color, and some hundreds
of our regular S. shoes make up the
roll.
2I42 pairs all told; of which up
wards of 1900 pairs are Oxfords-.
mostly russets and patent feathers.
S. is the least of the values.
$3.50 the price.
s ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
ass s42 1850
Warren 81. 18th St. s2nd ST,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
Proposals.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau OF Supplies and Aec9TGts &c r Navx Rs
partnient Washington D. G. until 10 ti s a. e''
after to furnish at the navy yards. New York n =;
@ ,sra island CAL specified quantity OF steel
niates channels angles. shapes. and castings sssre
pHttng about 1850 Delivery TO be made as re-
gi6 durine the twenty months following date
contract Applications for proposals should refer
" " ScbsJuIr 49, Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application the navy pay offices. New York
Francisco Cal, or to The Bureau
n r b HARRIS Paymaster General u ".
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
rnoM WEEKLY REV. JUNE
Infesf Foreign Nese's Ab0uf BooNS.

novel by Helene de Zuylen de Nyevelt Win .he
title of .Impossible Sincerite.' u L. D.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

Nav 90 ieO5.-Seaed proposals for enlarsins
draw onening in stone Bridge Sakonnet River TV
ta % SIii be received until IL June =.
iS05 and then publicly opened Information urnlsned On
sDnIicston J. H WILLARD. 1t Col. Engrs
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

Charles Battel Loomis. who not only writes
about Cheerful Americans" but is one. has in
hand a book which VIII be published in the
autumn by James Pott & Co. 1t will be called
Thoughts of a Non Thinker"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
Public Notices.

yIIANTED-FOUR THIRD-CLASS Sub
w ,nsDectors (electrfcaD. $500 per diem A com
s,t+tre examination be held for the above posi-
pens at the New York Navy Yard, July H. 1905 E9r
ratification and further information ADDRESS COA-
aMpppNDANT." Navy Yard. Brooklyn, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

The new novel by Robert Herrck author OF
The Common Lot" which will be published by
Macmillan next month, is to be called the
Memoirs OF an American Citizen" 1t is to be
illustrated more abundantly than the usual run
OF fiction. and Will contain fifty drawings by T.
B. Masters. The action is said to centre in
Chicago. shifting to other large American cities.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

Alfred P. Dennis. of Northampton Mass. who
was delegate TO ST. Louis in 1904 crificises
the organization and procedure of American
nominating conventions in article I'm the cur
rent number OF the Political Science Quar-
terly" He describes the operations of the con-
sention In which he took part, from the inside.
and makes number OF interesting suggestions
OF reforms.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

sBrirgs mail.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
Saint Pierre
TRES lROS.

b0Emlan cOnfndos cd cue 81 nnona-
lfu0 Eeposaba garquiIo. auardandO
en fas mas Teo0nditag entrE MS 81 fue-
evorad0r que habfs aedestruirIos,
con g .tFenaendn tortura de Toe etlbdi-
toe de s tan6s.
EfA. 90 gran DIS para IOs cat 6Iicos
en ei ce ebEaban ana eabl6ndide
q sta. fepir6banse. dasde AT 5in
anterl yr, UlTa concurrir 81 tempYo &
or 10 palAb del aaO6rdots bende.
CIR MS Vsz mas. alzQue habinIes dad0
buena vida y o0sechls abundsntss.
El destino.n0 % quis0 81. In cano-
pana allegro del GSgnuG9 despeft6 muy
tempTano los mOfadores de Saint
Pierre, d6ndolea los grat0s COOS ~ sue
leDguas RrmOni0saa. Ere Ell fune-
raFio toque que lanzAbA 81 viento n
pr6xima GyoDfa de an pueblo.
A las echo de la msfl1na Y Cuando
Ia.mayOrfa de los Vecinos se preparn-
ba 8 salir de sua moradas, einti6sa ana
ConmqCi6n tFemenda. an rio de lava.
an inferno de fueg0 con bramid0 de
Inferno. hendi6 los aires, y POGO era
pSesa de laa llamag, de Ia devastation
mas h0rrenda. Ia anses tFanQuiIa Y fe-
liz Cludads que 81 prepararsuB meiores
gaIas para 81 dia de fiesta, no pudo
tf1ar se eonyirtieFan en- rOpOn de Iut0
, muerte.
No se dGEU6 qa01ie. tFeinta mil seres
humancs peFeCieTon CalcinadOs p0r h
lava de la inexorab'e arupci6n, pOr 81
deFFumbe de los edifcios, en- una III
m6afoFa cOnversida en- immense hornO.
pOr miles de grades de calor.
4 luegO, m6s t8rde an col canicuIaE,
syudando g De obra destruCtors de Is
hiTviente lava. 81 sire CaliiinOeo au-
mentand0 Ia decomposition de gque-
Hos tFeinta mil muertos insepultOg,
que en- pOcag h0ras. conYiRtierOn en-
Ogario immense ~ terrOHfEicO Ea deegra-
Ciads ciudad de Saint Pierre, heFma-
nand0 asfsu sinieatro recuerdo con los
HeEculano y POmpeya, para que Am6
RIGA nada tuYieFa que enVidiaF 81 osPO
mund0 europeo en- los anaIes de cafa-
climos y grsndes deRgracias.
Una Rbf0mbra de, VeFduFm CubPe hoy
con % risuefi0 manto de flores y de
aromaB Rquel lugNr de devastation v
horror. 7 81 el ePotomac2 volViera
conduCiendo & aquellas DIayaG & los
que aIlf fuimos ha tres 4 10 para in
formaF 81 mundo de Il fatal cAtsstrofe,
veriamos delicada , harmosa for,
donde On aqueI DIS de lpto ea pudo
ContempIaF an pirgOjo de seP humano
que tostEdo por Ia lavs, conVirtiera 81
sol v 81 aiFe en- FepUgoante monton de
p0dridos restos -.
Eterna paz 9 Toe pobres seres que
dueFmen en- aquella immense tumba ell
largo BuefiO de u eteTnidadl
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11
Gran trIunfO do GatalI On Ia EX-
pOSIGldn do San Luis,

En- Il Exposition de San Luis IN
gran juradO Com9ueato de. expertos d.
Coristas ffsnceses 3 de OtFas prcceden-
cias. han adjudicR1O & don Federico
Gatell. UN GRAN PREMIO por sus
msgnffcoB icores. como cFemag de pi-
No. CacaO. vanilla y anfe, brandy, gi-
nebra y eI afAmad0 RON WIEJO y es-
% reCOmpensa 90 una prpebR mas de
que son los meiOres IiC0re1 que se fa
bFican en- la igla de Puerto Rico.
30 Va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11

Sc VENDE.-Una casa de madera
COmpletamente nueva, situada en- unO
los Golares de Miranda de condiciOnes
exslenteg para 81 CompFadoF.
Informars 81 maestro cociner0 de-
Ell ReatauFant SLa Linda Gale de %
Cruz r6mer0 10. 3
Sc ALQUILAN LOS altos de q caaa
n6mero de IAcaIge de San jose Tie
ne bsiio. sala. come5OF. CinC0 apOsen-
tOs c6mOdoa y es fFesCR y clara.
i foFm9F6n San Ffaneigc0 81 21O.
UN HERMOSO MIRADORl De
dos amplios departament0s o. Gl'
quiIa muy baFato, indeDendiente y con
eI saFviciO neCsaariO, % San Francisco
pFefeFible paTa hombre8 solos.
Preciosa vists & Is bahia b el
campo. 6v- s.
OBTENDRA ". EXTTO. Si uuie.
re v. encantrar Ia piedra fi'osofaI 8
sea 81 remediO para a nostalgia. hip0-
O0ndEis v pasi6n de Amino. ~ u.s otEo
indictments que IR renombEada ceg-
yeza ePabat,s que hace de1apareoer TO-
dos aquellOs males.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11

M mana viernes: Santo Domingo
de 10 CalzRdN. 1898. B1mbarde0 de
10 capital por ID esCuGdra americans
81 mRadO del almirants Sampson.
Cuerto creCiente las 4 = 49. Perfo.
do borrssC0go.
En- 10 administration de correos
de eata ciudad se encuentfan detenidas.
las Riguientes CaEtHs: ScienciO Emilio,
Shify Ruth c., Sanchez EuIalia, San
chez Teresa.
-El iuez de paz nigue multando &
los dueiios de CasAG que tienen sin luz
los zsguanes.
-El dia 16 saIdF& para MOyOgii lei
Corte Federal de los EstadoS u nidOs.
So trata de eSta b!eCer un oimnasio
on esta Ciudad.
-Sigue sosteni6ndoOe fuerte ID de.
manda de az6car, alCAnzadd0 buenos
preCioB.
-EI IuneB pr6ximo informant Ia
iunts esCOlar de San Juan el Duevo
plan de estudioa prOpuest0 pOr el ins-
pector del dististO.
Sc eEcuentra indispuestO de saIud
el R'Calde de ID cipdad, 81 nor Roberto
H Todd.
So eSt6 preparsnlo ana buena
cantid4d de tAb-co eIabOrRdo para enn
b rear para lOG EOtRdOs U0idos en- 81
pH6ximo vapOr
En- b.eVe Sc CeIebFaRSn exSmeneS
de rev Ida del tftulo de AbogRdo en- Oa
COTte Federal.
-BG celebrOdO iuntR general d So
cied0d eLazO de OrO,D aCOrdandO dRF
S4Vp E~nSnA an Il vNv&~rSuNa nAvrnAwO
-Siguen en- Aumento los casos de
vArioloide, Aunque niDguno de grave
dad.
Sc trata de suprimir Ias esCueTas
gFaduadas de ID High School para 81
pr6xim0 afio esColaT.
Ell edlfiCiO conoCidO pof CuaFtel de
San FfancisCo 90 ttiliz2r6 como esCue'
d p6bIics.
En- breve quedsF6 eatAbIecida una
red teIef6nica que poDga en- ComuniCa-
ci6n lac haCiendag de Manatf y BaECe-
Ioneta.
-Esta mafiSna regres6 8 Areoibo
81 professor normal don DomirgO Ru-
bio AFana.
--Esta mafiAna fonde6 Oh 81 puerto
81 vapOr GCoamO.1
Sc enCuentra en- esta CiudGd el &C.
nor Manuel SAldG1s Skerret. de Ma
natl.
-MG6ana aAIdE6 para MSyaguez 81
CspitSn Cabrera de 1G pOIiCfa insulRr.
-AnOChe tIegarOn Conducid0G poT un
cfiSiaI de IL pOliCia insulAr. los DifioS
que 90 eaCapaTOn del AsiIo de Santur-
CO ' halladOs en- Cayey. PArece que
tOmar0n r0pas de otr0s compa 6eros
suyos y en- un moment0 de deacuido
de los encaFgadcs del est& biecimient0,
emprendier0n Ia f0gR. Sea1n. hemOB
pOdido inquiFiF. eatoB nifIoS es q ter
ceFa vez que se fugan del indicrdO e.
tabieCimient0. IS
-Parece que Ell duSVo Attorney re-
n0Iver& muy prOnt6 10 consulta 8 SOLE
Citud de Loo Ma11hSIa y Sub MaFshals
de los tEibunAles Yeferente 3 peR0 de
gastog de visje para cumplir Citaoi0-
mes de testig0s en- los Asuntos CriminG-
Leo. La>0pini6n de dicho funcionariO,
% aSeguFa, es favorable & que le sean
psgadOs 6 dichos empleados lOs gAstos
que hsgan en- t0dag las CitACiOnes y de-
mas dili9enoias de esa fodOle.
Tres Coches Conduciendo cores
pOndencia salieron de estR eiudad para
Ponce, 6 Ias nueve de % mRfianR de
hoy.
-Uns reunion de los eIementoS que
componen 10 iunta directive do Tepu.
bliCan0s espa6oleE en- esta isla. tendF6
ugaF en- u semana entEanto en- 81 tea
30 De San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11

New York, Mayo III, $50 P. nj.
Intormase que el almirante Ro-
iestwenski ha puesto en practica
una lmPoFtantisima lnaniobra, en-
yiando dos buques De So escuadra
4 Vladivostock.
Fl proposito del alnnirante- afr
mase-eS que Ia division naval ru-
So de Vladivostock, refOrzada, $50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-11

IencUentre en- condiciones de- respon-
der Vigorosamente a IN ataque de-
Ila escUaara de KamimuFa.
| El pan de Rojestwensky Y la
illegada de dichos buques 4 VIadi-
vostock, sin tropiezo alguno, han
causado en- Russia extEaoEdinaFio re-
gOcijo.