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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10

Ceio hacer uao del derecho que b ley
municipal consede & todo cindsdano
para al2arue ante 81 oecretafio de PueF-
TO Rico 8 los tribunGles de iuaticiS.
TerminR d cOmisi6n infoFmandO que
no 90 ha cOmprObado ningunO de los
caTgos que establece en- so denunCia 81
seflor AquinO, y sf por el COntrnrio
que el alcalde hR pFocedid0 en- todOs
sug Gctos con aFreGlo & ID ley & inspi-
RADIO siempre en- el buen deseo de- una
administration econ6mica y hOnrnda,
pOE 10 cual sOIicits se rAtifque eI voto
de confRnzA consignadO en- acuerdos
anteTi0res 6 aquella autoridad, comu-
nic6ndosele d resolution que recai0a
por medic de Certificaci6n que expe-
dir6 el secretariO del ConCeio.
La corporation en- an todO conf0Fme
con u c0ncluAi6n del informe de d
cOmisi6n invest 9adora, acuerda ratifi-
car elvoto de conianzA consignAdO On
anteriOres sesiones d alcaIde de d Ciu-
dad don Roberto III. Todd, Y que se
Oomunique & este por secretalfa y pOr
medic ae c0pia certifcada esta resolu-
Ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
N0tieias De Arecibo
(Ds aNestao Coggeeponaaz- j

FebF.
Ii c0misi6n anOhYpadn IA 4 vai,r.
ganizaCi6n del CueFp0 de bombero5 "a
acueFd0 con 9. muuiCipiO 1iaueTvs aI
actual Cuerpo 6n de- reorganizsrlo az
nuev0.
Ell seoretAEio del Conaeio Eiecu.
two mani6eeta 6 este ayuntrmieDfn
que dich0 centric colo sstS dispueaio Z
anticipaT Ia suna de- 15. .O99 peaol taFa
la adquisiCi6n de an collector y ura
turbina y no para el pago de- deudas
del municipio.
CFeemOs de mas neCesidad 81 psQO
de la deuda como son los haberes q q
Los empleadoss que no la adouisici6n
del COlect0r que no dRr6 ninQ6n resu..-
tadO prkCtic0 81 objeto que Sc prOpSn6
nj ha de g0luCionar 81 probIema del
alcantariIlado.
Este fu6 aprobadO por la Junts gu.
peFiOr de Sanidad en- ls forma due egtS
heeh0. sin0 sirve ahorg y no az result
tado es question que debe ARE gar di-
cha Junts peF0 no con 81 dinero del
muniUipio.
Hoy Be trabaia en- todas lac I'd.
ciendaa menos ca Is Central eCaaoas
reinand0 81 msy0e 0rden.
La Biblioteoa Municipal Sc Bis
engiquecidO con doe vali0s0s donativos
diez ObEaa aladna pOR 81 RVdO. hi
H. "A. Lambert y 90 Dor 81 senior don
julian MuE0. Durante ea posadO mes
de Enero cOnCurrier0n 6 dicha bibliO-
tec@ 1858 lectOreg.
Es probable que viaite este teatrO
Ia C0mpa6ia C6mico-lfrica que aCt6a
en- el taatrO de San Juan.
--Eata noChe IleQarS & esta Admi-
nistraci6n de Corre0s Ia correspondent
cia de los Eatados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10

La Junta Superior de sauidad.
acOrd6 corceder iCencia 81 Sr. jose S.
BslAvaI. para que pueda ejercer la
profession de dentista.
Pr6fu0o jose Huestas Zsyau recIa-
mado Fiscal Corte Distrito Ponce por
esCalamientO primer grad0 fu6 cAptu-
RADIO 0yer pOr d fueHza de d POllcia
InsuIar de BaFEanQuitas
-El SecFetaFi0 deIIa Guerra de los
Eot1dOs UnidOs ha ConCedidO q Dr..
Francisco j. Hernandez, hiio del Dr..
Ricardo Hernandez, de eSta ciudad,
que pueda sufrir ex6menes para iDgre-
0ar d ) m6dicO On d armada de los Es-
tad0s Unidoa aurque no d ciudadanO
americana. contra 10 estatuido hasta
AhorR.
Han irgresado Oh eT manicomiO,
Aurelia Garefs. proCedente de Mari
GO, y PetFona DomiDguez, de Baya-
mon.
So encuentrs enfermo 81 Sr. Dot
tin. empleadO del DepaH tamento de Ca
ridAd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
CABLES De hoy
New York, FebFero 10. SO !. !

New YORK, kebteF0 TO, $50 D. "a.
IntorInasp que feina tncertidum-
5re aesFca de si al PIesidente de
Vepezdela, acepfa Ia mediaci6n az
Ia diplC maCia americana para 81
aFfegl0 del eOHhicto con las poten-
cias eufopeas. 8 continue Eetardan-
do la soluci6n del asuntO con ID
resistencia pasiya de Sd gobieFno.
Temese que el estado ae cosas sa
agraye. 81 Castro persiste en- esta
Ultima actitud.
Noticiase de TSnger que las tri-
bus capitaneadas por Ell Febelde
RaisuIi, han cometido nuevos aten-
tados desconociendo Ia autoridad
del Sultan.
FL gObiernO frances aseg6Pase
que .estd dispuesto 4 procedeF con
topa energfa q fin de que los inte-
reses y vida de sus sGbditos sean
rBspetadOs.
Despachos que publica le prensa
dc L0Rdres, informan q ue es suma-
ments dificil Ia situaci6n del gene
ralisimo russo KuFOpatkin.
El general Oyama- agregan esas
nOticias--ha reclbidO un poderoso
Fefuerzo de tropas fEescas, con las
cuales pFop0nese & presentar una
batalla decisiVa al ei9FcitO mosco-
yita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
La d8nlilGia Del eX
eanG8sI liR0
Informs d a eDnIsltn que n.
Vssilgt IDS h0ehOS d0lul-
GladOs.


Los aiguientes acuerdos fuerOn 60.
madOa nor el ConCej0 municipal de la
ciudad 81 die 2 de febrero 6ltimo:
Ella C0miBi6n nOmbFada para inYes-
tigar los hechns denunciadoB por 81
ex.CopcejaI den Enrique Aquino. emil
g Ga iDforn1e relatandO tOdOg lCs he
ehos y pruebas pTlcticadae en- COM
probation de- aquella denunCia, estAble-
Ciend0 les siQuiente1 cDncIusi0neg:
EFimera: que 81 primer cargo 8 sea
el disgueto hRbido entire don Luis Be-
T91oB y ed c0ntad0E municipal, apnFte
de que tal disRuBt0 fu6 IN heCho Ocu-
REidO entire dos 10 abaIleros pAFticnIaFes,
fuerR de laa Chcinas municipAIes, no
Fesuita justi6cado que Berries peg6ER
q cOntadOr municipal. al que eE pFi-
nero fuera empleadO del municiDiO en-
9quella fecha y que AIN cuandO hu-
biera eido no err. 81 nlCalde d persona
c0mpetente para reprimiP y CHatigar
an hech0 que es De las atribuciones de
los tribunales de iuaticis III nerecfa
pOE 81. BeETioB. La decIarRci6n de CO.
santa.
SeRunda: que li bien es cierto que
Berffos fue nOmbFadO poateHiOTmento
inspector de riegO. Gdemks de este ser.
vleiO tieue que Rtonder & la limpieza
de Ice alCantarillaS, serVici0s amb0s
continues 6 peTmanentes, y p0r b tam
to necesariOs TODD el Hfio. raz6n por d
que NO puede CRlifGarce de in6til &
aquel empleadO como err6neamente 10
hACe 81 seflor Aquin0.
Iercera: que en- Cuauto 81 Guido de
Caballos pslticularas en- 81 campamen-
10 de Iaa mulas del municipiO. resuIta
compIetamente inexact0 este cargo,
pues solo ee iqstifica que Los emplea-
dos de q limpiezs p6blica don NicOl6s
CaEreFas don GAspar Irizarry, tie
men con autorizRCi6n del alCRIde dos
cRballOs en- sQuel departamentO para
9tender 6 dicho serVicio 6 atlas h0rAs
de la nOche en- cue no hay medic algu-
no de cOnduCCi6D; y que hAbi6ndOse
enfeEmad0 el CAbaLl0 peRteneCiente &
CarreEass este aOlicit6 y ObtuV0 del
Cab0 de ID pOlicfa inSular don Francis
60 OliVieri otro cabnllo de "a propie.
dad de Este que le fu& deVuelt0 tan
.prOne0 eetuVo en- COndiCi0neB de pres
TOR seFYiciO 81 de Carfefas.
Quarts: que en- ouanto 6 los nOmbra.
mientOs y UOms de possession J. Ceaa de
los sefiOres Berries y AtileG, no hR p0-
dido ls C0miai6n enCOntrar NADIA que
justiiQue irregulaTidadea en- aquellos
y 81 p0E el c0ntra1io. el alcalde. ON usO
de I'm peFfeCto derecho hizo dichoa
nOmbramiento8. cesandO Ell primeFO
p0F renuncia de su cargo de inspector
de limpiezR pdblics, y Atiles poF fGlle-
cimientO OCurrid0 & los Seis dfas de "a
nOmbremient0,
Quinta: que autofizndo 81 aIcaIde por
81 0OnOfjo municipal en- acuerdo de
doa de JUNO de mil noVecientos CuatrO
para continuar por administration Ell
servicio de limpieza p6bIica. con pos
terioridad esa fechs no hA elevado 81
s nor AquinO "a cOnCej0 protesta algu-
% contra ese GerViciO. =, Qa0 pOr el
solo hecho de aquella authorization que
as faOultad0 el Rloalde para nOmbrar
lOg empleadOB neceoarioS y c0nVenien-
tee para tal serViciO. pudiendO el sefIoP
AQuinO sin0 era Conf0rme con ID con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
El PETROLEO 10 Is On SUBSTITUTE
DEL AeEITE DE nI8AD0 BE RAGlLAC

Durante Ia presente escabez do aCeite de
.higado do bacalao, algunos industEialas han
hOCho grandes eBtu0rzos para popularizAr en-
provecho propio 81 uso del petroleo 8 paraf-
na como 6ubstancia alimenticia
Baat&nte ridiCulo es ON verdad, por no cal
acarlo de- otro modo, 81 asegurar que 81 peo
tr6leo puOd0 gubgtituir q aCeits de hfgRd-
dc bao&la0.
La gran teputaCi6n de que goza el aceito
dc higato de bacalao es debidR z sus gEandes
propledades nutritivas 8 alimonticias. En
V0Fd@da el @oGtte do hfgadO dc baG9lao no aola-
mente OF un alimento, sino que eB Oh meior
Ssimento que Sc conoCe en- Medicina adm no
90 hR podido encontrar en- III natuFRleza otro
Rlimanto igual, y snunOi&r 81 petr6leo CO.
mo un substitute del aCeite dc hfgado dc ba-
Oa.ao, ss atEibuig al petr6leo parRHna pro-
pt0dadeB que no tiene. ri patr6loo caraOe de
10 propiedad eSenOial de todo alimento, es
d0cirD 10 de ger asimiIablO. RI petE6leo pa
rating no Bolnmente no es una substanCia ash
milRblO, Sino que Cuando 30 tom& interior
monte es oxpelldo en- su totah ad por Las eva
CuaGlOne8 tntesttnaleS, causaddo indigestion,
irritation del 6aU0mRgo den Los intestinoS
enfermodades del htgado y del panoreas y
CON fEecuencia diarrea y disenteria.
La prS sente escasoZ del Aceite de higado
do bacala0 eB un caS0 exceptional que o du-
R@Ra mucnO ClempO, per0 que h& demosGrado
en- 81 mundo poH este pEoduoto &llm0nt1c1o
Miles de personas, i6vones y ancianos, usan
9ontinuam0nts este aoeito sn Balud ysu
vida dependen de &l.
sAfortuDRdamento In mayor paFte dellaOeits
do baoalaO que 30 consume On el Iuuudo es
ndminisirado baio IL forma de "Emplcion de
SCOTT prsparadA por 1Cs Sres. Scott & Bow
ne. QNimtoos de Nueva York, qui0nes debido
8 9u1 muchos amos de oxpeTienCia on ID MAJ
keRia, vieron vaniE II esoadsz con mtchO8
de anticipaoi6n& hiciaron grandes AGO
pios dol aceite, aunqu0para clio tuvieron que
pRRnE pFecioS enormea. ESQ no oatAnte, 81
prScio o0rEionte 81 detalls dc Ia Emulsi6n de
asott 40 III sido alterado. puede obten srso
"a Las botiaeas y droguerias a. mismo precio
dc gielnpIa.
ri Potr6leo PaPa6na puede ser bpeno pa
r. lubricar maquinas q Otros uSosoB induBtrtR
1ea, pero "a Emplcion dc Scott 90 ID uniOa
buenA para 81 cnerpo hn1aano.
hoy Is "a desp4ohadO para Sur
Am9fiCa % vspor eCnracaso con seis
HaCCs de c0rEoD oDp0nde enClas
Hoy hA llefod0 & d (4uayTA 81 Var
FoP alemfn ePrineooa Victoria Luisa. ,
-SiVuo rieior ndo ~ ~ Quemadus
- que Eoibieza el voneae.s enelano
agR FGGa1 Ne
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
TELEGRANA

81 Jefe de Ia PoIicfa InsuIar ha re-
cibid0 el siguiente fechado On Ponce:
eA Is una Q. m. fu6 quemRda cnas
propiedad Vicente ValdiviesO calle
Isabel. Estaba desocupada y aseau-
TadR ca 81 500. Hecho intencionaI.
En- esta misma casa hubo conat0 in.
oendio haCa cuatr0 meses. Arrestado
ValdiYieso y un pe6n. Policfa. bonn
berog y dem6s autoridades aCudieron
embellishments IugaP auCeso. Casa
contigua destinada esCueIR empez6 ar
der. fu6 salvada. mobiliario hubo ne.
CesidRd sscRrlos sufriendo algunos des-
peEfectOs. Fiscal entiende proCeso.
CGpIt6tn Slim
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10
LaIs NIq1oz I. RIvgra

En- 81 Vapor americanO lEeg6
aver do los Estsdos UnidOs nuestFo
C0mpatriOta don LuiO Mufloz Rivera.
PermnpeOer6 alR6a tempo en- este
isla donde cOntrib0iF6 con su labor 6
loa trRbajos que realiza d Union de
Puerto Rico en- favor de Ia isla vol
viendo luego 81 cOntinente, para elf
seRuir ca b breChR del patriots.
Bien venid0 Sea 4 nueatrog Iares 81
inuatFaa0 c0mDs nero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10

Nuestro estimsdo cOmpatriota y
queFid0 amigo. sefloE Juan R. Baiz.
he Bido npmbrad0 Coronel del Estado
Mayor del Hon. GObefnador.
AoeFtadO es eso nOmbFamiento. poF
Cuant0 81 BefioF Bai1 diAfruta On au
pals de juBtas y generates aimpatias
como h0mbFe intangente y Aborioao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-10

nnente 8 mi se me atribuyen Iss frasea
de hostiHdad On el Tecinto de este ca
mara, b ola 81 pueblo americana. 70
COY un honbre honradO y 81 realmente
los hubiera vertidO. Ias sOatendrfa; Pc
r0 ESQ es fals0o Calumnioso. Y 20 no
puedo haCerme s0lid@Fi0 de aentimien-
tog , palabras que no albsTgo nj he
vertid0.
-AedSno. -Yo, se6ores, me sientO
Violent0 de una mRnera extra0rdinaria,
cuando en- eSta CSmaFs Ss hace derro-
che de RmeriCanism0. y supiico que
FespectO mi Sc evlten en- 10 possible
eatag C0saa pueG no estOY dispuesto &
ent0naP hOSGasSa0s pOr el deOpota que
nos fuatiga con el l6tig0 on el roatro.
El disOuFgc del sef1oF de Diego fu6
extensfsimO. puede deCirse que an re-
e6men de 10 habIadO hasta eae m0men-
to. Manifest6 que parooe mentlEa que
no 90 pueda lansaF an oOnCepto en- ID
c6maFa sin que enseguida se teFQiveEsa
de una maneEA impropia, lleVGndOlO al
terreno pollticO 3 81 del apasionamian-
TO, cuand0 de ideas elevadas sa traits.
SDeseo hsCer OOnstar dos tendeDCias:
Observation-Disclosures de adhesion 81 pue-
bio americana y vivo deseo de COnser-
var IN perBonRlidad del pueblo puerto
FEiquefIo.
eBsio ESQ bandera colo ae cobiian
pueblos ibres y Puerto Rico. podIfa
llegar d meta de sus aspirsCiones sin
que por ESQ ge aaustaFa Ell pueblo de
los Estados Uni5os.z
Cree que esas noticiaG falsGs y CO.
lumniOgAs peFiudiOan u polftica pueE-
toFriquefGa y d del QObierno de d iaIR,
pues amb0s no han heChO mas que una
p0lftiCa de reiVindicaCi0neR.
\ MatiengO Cintr6n. dice que tamhi6n
81 ha sido AludidO en- los peri6dic0a con
ia calumni0sa espeCie de References.
Que le 6& pena y ccmpasi6n, aea con
tinentsl natiV0 81 autoF de la ealum-
mis-, puea deInuestra que es nn hombre
vii y cobarde y no hay cOsa que inspi-
re mas COmpasi6n que an hombFo de-
esag condolences
sYO LOG perdonO. dijo como per-
don0 & tOd0 ser desgFaCiado. El que
propag6 esa calumnis infame. taE veg
aspire 6 altos empleOs y favores del
gobieru0 v nos hAbr6 tendidO ga mann
hip6Critamente con 10 Bonrisa en- Los
labiosS
Otros deleqados terCiaron tambi6n
en- eR debate.
El Lcdo. de Diego prOpuso que SCI
teleQFa1sra d eHeFaldS de NueVa
York q resoIuci6n p0r 81 pFeSentada
y que 4ueEa vaesda p0R aClam1ci6n.
Todoa Zoe delegates ca puaieron an pi6
apP0bendo en- tOdag sus parties la pro-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
JAPAN COMPLAINS
TO FRANCE AGAIN
Says Russian Fleet Is Supplied in
French Ports--Asks Authorities

Paris, May 3. The secretary OF the
japanese legation, kentaro Otochiai.
called upon Foreign Minister Delcasse
Monday with reference to the question
OF French neutrality. He asked wheth-
er the administrative organization Of
lndo-China permitted of adequate sur.
veillanee of the coasts, with view to
preventing contraband traffic. He add
ed that the japanese government had
received definite information that in GER
tain French ports provisions We're still
being embarked for the Russian squad
rons. He requested NJ. Delcasse to do
all he could to obtain information with
regard to the matter
Toxic, May At is believed here
that Admiral Rojestvensky continues to
use the ports of Indo-China for the pur-
pose Of obtaining coal and other sup
plies and for maintaining communica-
tions.
The press is again questioning the
good faith Of Frances recent assur-
ances. The government is silent, but
it is believed it is preparing to re-
open the question Of neutrality with
France
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
Pomona Grange at Harduicl.

The forming of the Pomona GRANGE
at East Hardwick, Saturday was /
pleasant and interesting occasion.
Craftsbury, Hardwick, Danville. and
Caledonia Oranges united to form this
order, and each Grange was well repre.
sented, about lao members being pre.
sent. Gov. G. J. Bell organized the or.
der IN his usual aliicient manner.
The new order is to be known as tba
Hazen Road Pomona Grange. The of.
iicers elected are as follows: Master
w /. Dow, OF Caledonia Grange over
seer, D. p Coveny, Of Danville GRANGE /,
steward Z. p. Fay, of Caledonia Grange /.
lecturer Cora D. Wheatlev. Of Hard.
wick Grange; assistant steward w. e.
Heath, Of Danyille Grange; cate l<eener
Joseph Conant. Of HardwiclS GRANGE [.
chaplain, G. H. Root, of eraftsbnry
Grange; treasurer, j. II. GALLAGHER. ~
Craftsbury Grange; secretary. Mrs
Lena Fay, of Caledonia Grange: Ceres
Mrs Alice Dole, Of DanyilIe Grange !.
Pomona, Mrs. Minnie Babeock az
Craftsburg Grange; Flora. Mrs. IaIa
i-lbbey, OF Hadwicl Grange; ladv ri.
sistant steward, Miss Jennie Bell az
Caledonia Grange.
+ Is expected that the next meeting
will be held at Craftsbury June IL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
ASKED TO
RESIGN.
Report as to President J. W.
Alexander.
ORDER INCLUDES TARBELL
Effort to Get Hyde to Retire Promised
Crisis Seems to Be Reached
in the Equitable
Affair
ORDER INCLUDES TARBELL

New York, May a-The Evening
World says that the Prick lnyestiga-
ing committee summoned James W.
Alexander before it today and asked
him to resign his place as president o.
the Equitable Life Assurance society
According to the Evening World, Mr.
Frick said that although he could not
promise it for certainty, he would Try
to get Mr.. Hyde 70 retire tomorrow
temporarily anyway if Mr.. Alexander
would resign.
The World says;
..AIr. Prick did not criticize Mr.. Alex
ander's administration Of the office he
has held 50 long, but said it must be OBJ
yious that his period of usefulness was
over and nothing but his retirement
would accomplish what the committee
is striving for, the end OF the entire
controversy.
"Air. Alexander was also asked to use
his influence with Second Vice Presl-
dent Gage +, Tarbell to get him to re-
sign too. Mr. Alexander was very
much affected, but declined to resign
then. He told tie committee he would
think the matter over
The Evening World also announces
that Mr.. Hyde is about to bring suit for
the removal Of Mr. Alexander from his
position as one 81 the trustees Of the
Hyde holdings Of stock in the Equit.
able.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
LIQUOR DRINKERS CURED.
Whiskey and Beer Habit Cured At
Home With No Loss of Time.

0rrine is the only guaranteed eu,o q,
The drink habit, can be nsed at So, .os
and destroys entirely the crayipo 81,
drink without publicity or loss Of tim NJ
II quickly removes the craving for +
toxieants. steadies the nerves. restora. -,
tbe appetite and gives refreshing sle &c.,
Ten thousand grateful letters frolo
those who have been cured by 0rr;r.
prove its infallible success. It 4 tIe
anly guaranteed cure for the liquor bsp te
Il ana we seek the worst cases ii N.
community in order to prove that a.
rine cannot fail. 1t is prepared IN two
forms-No. 1, which can be given L
tea. coffee or food, without the PATIENT
knowledge, and No. 2, which is for tboss
WHO desire TO be cured. The price IS
either is 81 per box. Sold and recon-.
mended BY the Red Cross Pharmacy
Riekert & Wells, proprietors, Barre. w
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
HAMMERED
BALL HARD
Bostons Scored Five Runs in
One Inning.
PUTNAM WAS EASY MEAT
New York Highlanders Defeated by the
core of to 4--Boston Nationals Lost
to New York in Close Game
on Home Grounds.

New York, May 3.--The Bostons
made enough scores in one inning yes
terday TO win the game from the High
Ianders, hitting Putnam savagely in the
second inning, and winning the game
easily by the score of to 4. Winter
was in the box for Boston. New York
got after him in the first inning and
scored twice, although Winter was not
entirely responsible. Dougherty singled
and Collins, after fumbling Elberfelds
hot one, fred the ball over Grimshaw's
head. Dougherty crossed the plate.
Williams doubled and Elberfeld scored.
Boston's fun came in the next inning.
Grimshaw pasted the ball to center for
three bases. On Ferris infeId rap no
one covered first base and there were
Two r'ea on the Seeks Criger struck
out and Winter was given pass after
having two strikes called on him. Burk-
EFT struck out but Parent singled to
center, scoring Grimshaw and Ferris.
Stah walked, and Collins slammed ont
a two-bagger. Winter, Parent and Stahl
crossed the plate. And there We're runs
enough for the game right there.
Other American League Scores.
AT Philadelphia Washington 8, Phil
adelphia 5.
At Chicago Chicago 4, Cleveland 8.
Al DetroitwDetroit 4, st. Louis 0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
BITTER BowEN-LooMIs FIGHT.
Exciting Time Expected When Minister
Reaches Washington.

Washington, May IA fight Of great
bitterness is looked for when Herbert
w. Bowen arrives here from Caracas
and is required 70 substantiate his
charges against Assistant Secretary OF
State Loomis.
The great question here Is whether
Bowen VIII be able to adduce proofs.
His friends believe he will, and point
to his prompt sailing from Venezuela
as evidence that he has material at hand
to back up his statements. He sill
reach here May or 10. President
Roosevelt win return the morning Of
May IL.
Bowen's political backing has always
been the New York Independent, tie
religious publication. His brusque meth
DDS made him many enemies among the
European diplomatic circles in vene.
zuela, as well as among South American
politicians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
SEEKING A WATER SUPPLY.
Hardwick Village Is Now Wrestling
With a Problem.


Hardwiek, May 8 This village is af-
ter a water supply. At meeting on
Monday night it was reported that the
water of the Goodrich, Collier and
Shedd springs, together with that Of
the Foss brook brought into a new res-
eryoir located above the old one, yield
ing 81 gallons minute, would cost
S10,500 which includes no land damage.
a supply from long pond, through the
Chase pond would cost $4,000, with a
ten inch pipe.
Buck lake, which IS 51s feet above
the water tub in postofliee square, it
is estimated would supply 1000 people
with 70 gallons per capita, would cost
$2S 100 and to add the Chase pond
to this would cost S52,550. 10 erect
a pumping station would cost for ma
chinery S2,0S6 and reservoir would cost
$4,000. 10 get supply from the Por-
ter brook, which springs, together with
the Foss brook before mentioned and
several other large springs empty into
it, including the reservoir will cost $780,
s23. To get supply from Lake Cas-
plan, in Greensboro, would cost $4,000.
This would empty into the Porter
brook.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-03
HUNT FOR EXPLORERS.
Fassig Going in Search of the Zeigler
Party of 1903

Baltimore, Md, May 3.Dr. o. L.
Fassig Of the Johns Hopkins University
and the local weather bureau will sail
today from New York for Liverpool. He
is ON his way to Shannon island, coast
of Greenland, in search Of the original
Ieigler exploration party, which went
in the direction of the north pole, in
July, 1908, and from which no word has
since been received.
DIR. Fassig's mission is to see ii any
of the party have reached Shannon is
land, and also To estimate the possibility
of reaching the pole by penetrating the
Arctic region by way of Shannon island.