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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
SWIFTEST or TROLLEY CARS.

There has been constructed In Berlin,
under the supervision OF several expert
electricians. a railroad car which. 1t Is
hoped. can be made by the use Of cleo
tricity to travel safely over rails at an
average rate of 100 miles an hour.
This new electric vehicle Is designed
for use on tn. railroad between Berlin
and Zossen. Its motors are Of LOO
horse power. though. II desired. this
force can be Increased to 5000 horse
power. A current of 10000 volts will
be used. but this. too. can be increased.
II necessary. Finally, the vehicle has
been made as light as possible. and.
as 1t Is to run on rails already laid. it
Ia Of standard gauge.
Fifty persons can be accommodated
IN this car. and the utmost pains have
been taken to make all passengers as
comfortable AS possible. The motor
mans position is in front. us on ordi-
nary cars.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
Has He Been Aroundr

One man with horticultural accom-.
plishments is turning his knowledge
to account these days in a novel way.
lie poses as a flower doctor. Patients
are secured by securing the streets
where house plants are displayed in
the windows and Offering to treat those
that present faded appearance.
Il See" he says to the woman who
comes to the door, that your plants
are not up to the mark Most house
plants have a ragged look in the
spring. These are very fine plants,
and 1t would be shame to lose them.
With little attention given them be.
fore they are too far gone they can
be braced up and made as vigorous
as ever"
Nine times out of ten the man gains
permission to examine the plants. No
body knows just what he does to them
To all appearances he do, sn't do much
of anything. He picks off a yellow
leaf here. punches twig there, and
pOkes the earth some place else, and
thus ends the treatment.
For each professional call the man
gets 10 or Is cents. according to the
generosity Of the householder. Some
times he heals as many as twenty
lots Of flowers day. which at least
lnsures him lodging and something
to eat.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
THE WEBSTER HOME.

cred to partake of the open-handed
hospitality of the great man. Mr..
Webster entertained lavishly: he did
not know the value of money, and
good friends had to tide him over his
financial disasters. In the quiet Of his
home. in his private room and study.
the windows Of which opened next to
the Unitarian church, Mr.. Webster pre-
pared his famous It'll Of March speech.
which the great man said was prob
ably the most important effort Of my
life" 1t was here, too, that the fin
ishing touches were given the historic
and famous Hulseman letter. one of
the most finished Of Mr.. Webster's Dip
lomatlc papers.
Some Of the older persons who have
lived all their lives in the vicinity of
the Unitarian church and the Webster
law building declare that Mr.. Webster
was one Of the most sociable of men
and absolutely devoid of anything
which would indicate that he was more
than an ordinary individual. a plain,
everyday citizen. 1t was Mr.. Web
ster's habit to do his own marketing,
but taking a negro boy along with him
to carry the basket. He knew the
best places to trade and the trades
people soon learned to know that he
was buying only the best 1t Is told
of Mr.. Webster that one Of his butch.
ers sued him for bill long past due
Mr.. Webster dropped in the following
morning after the notice Of suit was
served and the butcher attempted to
dodge him. fearing that the statesman
would be angry. Mr.. Webster ordered
steak and a couple Of ducks. and seeing
the proprietor peeking through q crack
in the door he called to him, Say,
Mr.. Butcher, you can sue me a. much
as you - please. but, sir. you shall
not cut OF my supply Of meat" Mr..
Webster was assured that he could
have the whole shop II he wished It
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
Too High.Prtced for Him.


A tall. raw-boned individual, who did
not need a grasshopper peeping out Of
his pocket to show that he was Just
in from the wheat-helds, wandered into
Seattle restaurant and sat down at
a table near the door. says the Post
Intelligencer. He removed a battle
SCARED felt hat arranged himself
carefully. picked up the bill Of fare
and began to read.
For nearly half an hour he sat there
studying 1t and figuring with a pencil.
while a waiter occasionally interrupt.
ed him to ask for his order. At last ha
picked up his hat rose and started for
the door with a sigh.
whats the matter, sir?" asked the
waiter. Isn't there anything you
wantT
ITS too steep for me- young fel.
ler." said the tall man. i've rot mon.
ey. but l can't pay twenty-eight dol.
lars and seveny-five cents for ooa
meal"
The waiter picked up the bill Of fare
ON which the figuring had been done.
The man with money" had added the
prices Of all the items on the bill
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

tuut VI tiuSs
as they styled 1t, to produce mild form
Of smallpox and stay Its ravages. She
examined the process with deep earn.
estness. as she had recently lost her
only brother from that disease. and her
own life had been scarcely saved. and
being convinced Of its efficacy she did
not hesitate to apply 1t to her own son,
a child 3 years old. On her return to
England. accompanied by the medical
attendant Of the English embassy. she
introduced the art In London. At that
time it was computed that one person
in every seven died Of the smallpox
taken In the natural way. and many
who lived were terribly disfigured.
Yet she was terribly opposed by the
entire medical faculty. But by the or.
der OF the Government an experiment
was made upon five persons then under
sentence of death. and it proved per
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
STREETS OF LONDON.
New York's Thoroug hfares Superio,
to Them in Some Respects,

New York's Thoroughfares Superior
to Them in Some Respects.
London has 5000 miles of streets.
There are 100000 buildings upon them.
OF which considerable proportion are
rear buildings.
New York, smaller than London in
population, has 200 miles of streets,
OF which $50 miles are in Manhattan,
$50 in the Bronx, $50 in Brooklyn, $40
in Queens and about 800 in Richmond.
In Queens and Richmond there are
more than 500 miles OF unpaved
streets. In Manhattan, except in the
small Inwood district. all the streets
are paved, and are better paved than
the streets of London.
The number Of buildings in New
York Is 100000, materially less than
the number In London, but New York
has very much larger number of
higher buildings than the English cap
ital.
London has many more by-streets,
side-roads, alleys, lanes and squares
than New York: 1t has more crooked
streets. it has more small streets, II
has more byways than New York, but
in proportion to its population 1t has
fewer streets. fewer arteries Of travel,
than New York, and as a consequences
the traffic Of London Is more often
congested at certain points than the
traffic of New York.
While In New York the growth of
population and Of business Is along
and corresponds to the growth of main
thoroughfares, in London It proceeds
irregularly, with the result that i'm
provements in the way Of cutting
through and widening streets are con-
stantly being made necessary.
Proportioned to the population, Phil-
adelphia and Washington have moro
street space than New York; but no
European city except London com.
pares with II. London has much moro
vehicular traffic on its streets than
New York. but less car trathc.-New
York Sun.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
biggest Book in the World.

book world and some of them are
known from Beersheba unto Dan. and
priced highly by the people whose
shelves they adorn. They are for the
most part books of antiquity. and are
rated according to their age.
Among the recent curiosities in this
line Is what is said to be the largest
book in the world. made by a concern
in Sioux Falls, S. ID. 1t weighs ISL
pounds and Is used to register the
names Of visitors to that State.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
WHERE WEBSTER LIVED.
Former Washington Homo of Great
Man to BE Demolished.

The Unitarian church at Washing
ton in which Daniel Webster worship
ed and which is by the side Of the old
Washington home Of the great de-
fender of the Constitution" Is to be
RACED to make room for new police
court building. the old church having
been used for this purpose for many
years. The Unitarians constructed the
present building in 1922. and it was
then in the ultra fashionable section
Of Washington. Mr.. Webster's home,
now known as the Webster law build
ing, is to be torn down along with the
church. In this uncovered cottage,
rs Mr.. Webster called his residence,
the greatest men of the nation gath
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
Amer Tbs War.

1.-THE paper says that Korea has rec
ognized the new republic of Panama"
well. I'm afraid Panama will have
hard work recognizing Korea after the
war Is over."-Woman's Home Com.
panion.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

fectly successful.
Instead Of Lady
NJ ar y b e n & nc
knowledged as a
public benefactor
she was prosecuted
with the most re-
lentless hostility.
The faculty rose to
a man against her;
even the clergy
descanted on the
awful imDipty Of
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

Montagu. the PEG
pie OF the more CIV
llized West are In
debted for its intro
d Ion among
them. In 1717 Lady
Mary was residing
In Belgrade. Ser.
via. then belonging
to Turkey. and OBJ
served q singular
custom prevalent
among the natives.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

Evolution that Couldn't Re Hurried.
ut seems to me that it took you an
unnecessary long time to tie that pref.
ty girls shoe to-day"
II don't think so. You must remem-
Der that l was looping the loop
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

A woman Is usually laughing at her
husband because he wears such heavy
underwear. and he is usually grumb-
ling because hers Ii too light
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
CHAPTER VII.

How or when | fell asleep I could
never remember. Rnt did fall asleep.
Neither can remember how long
slept From the time that | threw my
self despairingly upon my bed. all is
hazy. can never precisely separate the
vision from the reality.
First. the dream. | was living back
In the past. 1t was the very October
night that | have so infinitely described.
| was standing Mt the window OF the
boys bedroom; | was surrounded by the
old faces that had departed long ngo;
the moon was shining brightly. as il did
on that night. | thought that | had
just shaken hands all round, and was
looking below. half fearful OF the peril-
GUS descent | was about to make. Stand
ing out clearly in the broad light, " it'll
her face upturned towards mine. was the
child OF the Norman gate. her face color
less and statuesque. her hair glistening
in the moons rays. just as | had seen
1t once before. She was waiting for me.
We were going to ny together, whittier l
know not. ! had begun my descent, and
was rapidly nearing the bottom, when
my steps were suddenly arrested. Just
on q level with my head, wrthing nnd
twisting Its coils round one of the pro-
tuberapt branches OF the pear tree, was
q red snake; but although its body was
mass Of moving coils, Its head was
perfectly motioniess: and out OF il giared
q pair OF cold, stony eyes that held mine
with q horrible fascination. tried to
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

When It comes to buying Christmas
presentA Il II cheaper to buy for \
wife than Z sweetheart
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

So far a. reported. the only time
when woman thinks sensible gifts
are best IL when she II buying for her
husband.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

Clothes make the woman oftener
than the woman makes the clothes.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08

A proud man never shows his pride
so much as when he Is civil.-Greville
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-02-08
SMALLPOX VACCINATION.

Originated In Turkey and introduced
Into England by Woman.
Vaccination az preventive Of small.
pox was originally Turkish process
and to a woman. Lady Mary Wortley
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-20
Guido Laborde.

bargos ca Ponce, uuo on Gusyanilla,
dos en- Caguas, tres On Vega alta, cua.
tro en- Morovis y dos en- Cabo Roio.
Los colectores de 10 isla han
p~resentsdo dos denuaoiss do Cayey,
dos do Ponce, una do Gusysma, una
dc Patillas y una de Arroyo por In.
tr~Acciones de rentas inisrnAs.
-Por vender lecha adulterada hen
stdo condensdos hoy Gonzalo Torres
q pagan s5 de multa.
La nochs del 20 celebrar& un
bale la sociedad sUni6n Club.
Mr. J, L Brown, que agredi6 Z
Fidel Santiago fue condenada hoy por
10 Corts Municipal q IS de muitH. I'll
acusado no compareci6 oil juicio, 70.
presen,&ndole sl sbogado senior Gro.
sas.
Sc NOS inf Jrma que entire uno do
los fAdores do 10 ~ssiorita Felicita
Fernandez y el iuez do dsrecho, hubo
hoy I'm peQueno incidents 90 la Corts
dc Distrito, con motive de 10 lorna en-
que catalan hechaS las 6snzas.
~Gaspar Martinez fud ~denuneia-
] do hoy sLte 10 Corss municipal, pot
habsr suNtrafdo ~spteayer una ohineA
4 lns. I'M mar do madi nj, una lar vilIntA,
una tohAlls y I'm sombrero Gel restAu-
rant <LA Callahan y euyss prsndas
persenecsn 4 Isaac Rivers y Juan Ar
velo. FL juez sentsnsi6 al acussdo &
3 metes de carcel.
-Esta maHana salleron hacis 90
resideIcia de. Mays aez, despu6i de
algunos dias en- San Juan, el galano
poeta don Mariana Riera Palmer J 81
distipg ida sehorA. Buen visie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-20
VIDA DEL M|NfRQ

En- una mia de carbon ubicAda
an Diamondville, Wyoming, ocurrio
una scribe explos On en- IL noche del
yisrnes al sAbsdo, mstsndo instsniA.
psaments d cuAntas personas hshfa
d .utro, qus ere Is, ls guArdia noctur.
ma. Insginess 10 que habrta sucedido
al 10 ex Jlosion Ucurrlers durAnts 81
Ola, es.ando dsnIro los 500 mlneros
Que sllf tssbsisbsn. La explosion fu6
a LOO pies bsIo 10 superncle, ya3,OOO
de Ia enIrads. En ls mlsma NINA hubo
otrs otra ex ,loslon 30 % de ostubre
de IDOL, de cuyas cpnsecuensias psrs.
cisron 81 h5mnrsG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-20

En- 10 Coris do Distrito del Distrito
iudicisl de Humacao, P. r. Esta-
dos Unidos dc Amkrics s. s. FL
Presidente do los Estados Unidos.
JoaS vicsnts Mslsndez. Elk parts. So.
bre dominic de una inca rdstica.
Por euanto JosS Vicente Melen-
dsz, ha promovido ante esta Corts un
sxpsdisnts solicitsndo % declare Ell
dominic que tiene sobre 10 siguiente
inca:
Rdstica radicada en- el pueblo de
FaiArdo J barrio de % 'ebrAda Vuel'
~, dsdiesda { psstos compussta de
vsinte y cineo cuerdas mas 8 menos,
eouivalsntss & nueve hsctzress 50 areas
IS c~sntikress On lindes por el Norte,
Este y Ossts con inca de don Manuel
M BarAlt y por Of Sur con 10 do Ia
susesi6n do Ramon Guzmau, euya I'm
ca posss dssde hacs 81 espacio de mas
do dos ahos por compra que de Ia
mismA hiciera & Isabel, Maria Isaat
RsgAlado Melendez en- precio dc qui
nisntos dollas, sobre Ia cual no pesar
cargas nj gravAmenes do ningdn &c
nero.
Por tanto, habiendo ordensdo Q
Honorable Enrique Ltoreda, Juez 81
psoial do esta Cure, que 90 publiqueI
edictos por IArmino do sesents dia'
que sm~psxaran 4 contarss desde el pri
msro sn que Aparezoa publicado est
edicto, por tres veces On un peri6dic'
do los do mayor circulaci6n dc Sal
Juan dc Puerto Rico citAndoss q 10
autsriores due1os, psrsonss igaorada
que 20 cream tener sobre dicho inmue
BILE algdn dsrseho real y todos sque
llos { quienes paeda perjudicar Ia inu
ssipci6n de dominic soiicitsda par
que dsnsro de dioho t6rmino formuls
oposici6n prsviniendo 4 todos que pa
sedo Of mtamo J oida 10 pruebs gu
sntrexca 81 %promovents % resolvsra sc
bre ID declaration do dominic parsr
do & todos los periuictos de ley, o.
tisndo Of presente bsjo mi frma y sell
do 10 Corts on HumAcao hoy ocho d
Noyismbrs do l 905 Enrique Rine6,
NScretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-20

Ell movlmsento revolucionario lie.
Is q revsstir dltimamsnts alsrmantfsi.
mos caractsres en- 81 imperio moscow
to. Parecfa que iba q hundirss 81
trono de los zAres, y que sobre las
ruinas de Ia autooracia % alzar(a I'm
pueblo decidido q vivir en- adelante
deatro de un reg men de ampifslms
libertad. Todo, darante algunos dfas,
indujo & suponer que Russia resdrglria
tras las ignominias del desastre, como
Frsncia resurgi6 tras las vere ienzas
de Sedan.
Generalmente las rebeliones pro
ducianse On las provincias russs hsbi-
tadas por razss r~sfractariss q 10 uni
dad nscional, en- Flnlandia, Polonia J
sl Caucaso, misntrai que ahora, y este
era no sintomx gravisimo, Ia que %
sublsvaba , ldchapa ensarnizsdamea 4
te, era Ia husia central, la Russia pro.
piamente dishs, la cabeza y ell cora
ION del impsrio, Moscou y Pesersburgo'
El Comi,e que dirigfs ell movimientc
iusurrscciona', reside primero On SAr
Pe~teraburgo; pero despues Eraslad6st
4 Moscou, deids donde podfa eisrcel
una acci6a mucho mas eacaz sobrt
todo el pals. En- efeclo; III paso gu.
On lss prsvincias % considera 4 10
tersburgo como una ~poblaci6n cosmo
polita, cast extranisra, Moscou % II
ciudxd santa, cuyo viemplo ha seguidt
cast siempre Rusia ea,srs, sin la me
nor v%acllxclon. Y 90 Moscou, msrcet
& los ssfSsrEos de los volucionarlos
esvallo rsoientemente Ia huelga genera
propsSandoss desde alli q TODD el I'm
perio los gernenss dc rebeldiS, 10
fern, ntos dc sedici6n.
Epgsiia r q los pueblos es my ia
Gil, y dc shi que con unas ilusorla
reformss SO hsys logrado conteaer |
que parecia Arrolladors, terrible ava
Ilansha revolucionsria. Pero DONNA
d. 10 rebellion que tsnia u priacips
les focos On Petersburgo y MOSCOW
vuslve q suseitarss, mas amenaz Ador
que nunca, Ia question n%scionalista
En- Finlandia, en- Polonia y ca oil Cav
case, manl66stanse estos dfas tumul
tuarismsnte los Anhslos, las ansias d
Renovation potion. Esos pueblos OF
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-20

In hume vaporoso cast impercep.
tibls que sube deade ell crater pau.
lat'naments puede ser Of dnico indic!o
de vida do I'm volcan dormidoi pero
On III profundidad exifte una furiosa
tempestsd do fuego on que % agitan
eorriertss de gases sulfurosos y de
rocss pulvsrixAdas. Los que ediAcan
sus hogsres en- los wales que 90 ex-
tlenden sobrs 10 falda del volean. de-
bsrfsn sabsr que 81 vida peligra cons
tsntemeute. Los peri6dicos crugido1
y los temblores asf 10 advierten, pero
esas seAalss las deian dsaspercib.das,
forilndose una tantastica seguridad'
C. cuando 81 volcan dsspiefta con ru'
gidos ensordecedores, e%nterrando
esos seres dentro dc candente lava.
cue sllos Sc dan cuenta del peligro or
que vivian.
ESQ mlsmo ls pasa al que sufrien
do do d~ispepsiA 8 n%srviosidad no 81
cura & tempo. Los des6rdenss do
est6mago ION 10 base de 10 mayorf'
do lss emf srmedades que oonducen
uno al sepulcro. Noexlsts excuss al
gunA para abaudonsrlas. FL dsaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-20
La. agitaci6n naciona|ista en- Russia

tan "a causados de soportar el pesado
jug } del despotismo moscovita.
Donde mas vigorosamsnte 90 reve.
la 10 aspiration nacionalists, 90 en-
Finlandia. Y Is que Russia ha CONS.
lido CON los lnlanaeses una gran mi.
quidad. FL tratado de Fredrik.hsmm,
por virtud del que pas6 Flnlandis dol
dominic de Suecis al de Russia, garan.
tizaba Ell msntenimienso de I'm regimen
auton6mlso en- aquel pals. Ls situa.
ci6n prlvileglsda on FInlandia habia
aido Ieconocida en- sucszivos ukases
por todos los aut6cratas rusos, desds
Alexandra l 60 1909, fechs dc Ia
ansxl6n, &Nisolas ii, oil ano 1894.
En- Of orden interior, regfa los des
tinos do Finlandia una DietX J I'm Sc.
asdo ca el cual todas las Glasses socis.
les ieuian representation. Represents
bs & 10 m~str6poli ca FinlAndia un
gobernador general, que presidfa Of
Senado y ~eiercia 81 msndo supreme
dc las tropas del pats. En- el Conseio
general del imperio enssndis do los
asuntos fnIandeses I'm ministro espe.
cial. All, MERGED q ess regimen auto.
n6mico, pudo Flnlandia mantener In.
s6.umes sus lib ,rtades, U ~ereencias,
81 lit sratura y ~ arte, TODD en- I'm Ia
que representa- el genio de I'm pueblo,
Y mientras los inlandeaes vieron res
pstsda 81 autonomis, constantemente
permanecieron adlctos y ieles & Ia
me,ropoll. $50.
A 6neI del reina ado dc Alej andre
III, y On especial bsju ell manoo d,
Nicolas ii, inici6se un movlmient(
exsgsradamenIe csntralizador So pre-
texso de rusitcar Z Finlandla, tuesel,
IN dia tras otro privfndola de Sui
priv egios nacionales, y 4 las enAr'
gicas prL testas dc los nnlandeses, q,
rsspondio con 10 mas brutal repre-
sion.
No 10 tle dit ell q Ia podsross Ra
sic sometsr & I'm pals que no cusn,'
mas ALA de irss mlllones do habitau
les. Sutrlmio Ia D.ets hnlandesa, gu
era 10 encargada de votar les impues
los: organize q ~ antoio oil Ssnado
que tenla 4 81 cargo 10 aoministra
! ci6n interior prlvo do ~ or aci6l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-20

do Bibliotscario Municipal on aquslla
ciudad Of ~apreciable ioven don Carlos
Manuel Flgueros.
Sc quejan los veeinos de <La
Psrlas de que el duedo de aquellos 30.
lares, se mega q instalar inodoros
para serv.cio do las familias que tie.
oen alll sus casas. Sobre este ssunto
llamamos 10 stsnci6n del onoial do
Sandal.
Los soldados dol Regimiento de
Puerto Rico celebrarAn con un gran
almuerzo ell dia de NAVidad.
Hoy por la man ana arrlb6 q San
el cruoero americana de guerra <Du.
buques, que vista por primsra veg
este puerto, habiendo hscho las salvas
de rigor On saludo oil AlmtrAute.
-Csguss hA remltido 4 Ia o6cina
de 10 LiEa de Munieipios 81 quota por
oil primer semestre para el sostenimisn-
10 de dicha Asoclacion.
Sc han inscrito On oil Rsgiltro
Civil los nacimientos de Vicente Me-
nendsz RodrigueE, Eliseo Diego NAL.
plea y Jimenes y julia Salgado, y laa
def ancit nes de Lorenzo CatAla Calza.
do, Genarx Tszidor, Flcmsno Ortiz y
Rivera y Martina Morales De gado.
Ell sabsdo 40 insueura OIL Casino
de Rio Pisdras 0 n velSdA-bails.
Sc estrensla IN boniso tslon, en- Of
testro que So ha instalado On ell mismo
centro.
Ell consul franco. la entregado
I'm donativo de cinco dollars con des.
tino q la socisdAd de mendigos do 90.
Ia ciudSd.
NJ ana Informant en- 10 Cor.s
Federal 81 Attorney general, Mr.. Feui.
lie, acerca de n decision dc squells
Core sobre los llbros del regiitro de
Ia propiedad de San Juan.
-siguen con gran actividad lsu
obrAs de rsparssion del leatro dc Sau
Juan.
En- 10 compshls del tdor Te-
rsdas, lego hoy de Santo Domingo,
vienen much % srtf.tas puertorrie us-
nos.
Gran ndmero de bales hay
anunclsdos para eitos diss de Reyes,
por Las dlversAs socledsdes rscrea.i
vas de s.ts oiudAd.
Sc ategura que el alGaids Ia
eArcel municipal tratA de pre.entar ~
renuncia, Ell ssnor Lugo es un buer
fancionsrlo J hacs tempo dessmpens
eie cargo.
va 30 est6 preparAndo Dor o.
alcalde le cartR COZ slitutlva de 10 ciu.
dad que he de ser ~presentsda 4 IL
C&mara Legtslstivs.
-Hty flerUn mu.tados varios CO
mercisnIes de Rio rance y Arecibo.
por incumpllmisnto &c ptg)s en- lal
contribuciones.
= Sc asegura que en- varias es
cuelas de Bayrmon 90 han reglstrado
slglnos cssos de sarGmpion. Con
viene que lie ] lnta Superior de SAM
dad ordene una investigation en- di'
cho pueblo.
Sc han leventado por 10 o6clnS
del Tssore de Puerto Rico, sells EN-