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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
.H nuauo S8ersiaTlo Dc Marina
anOTIGlnO.

AmpIiamoB, con loa siguientes, IoG
detalles de la noticia cable grkfica que
di6ramo8 aver. refsrenta 81 nombra.
miento de Mr.. Cherries JosheD Bona
paFte para SeCretariO de Marina de
los EstadoG Unid0s.
NACi6. dieho fanCiOnAPiO, en- BAlti-
more, 81 8 de JUNO de 1851. contRndo
por tanto hoy 81 sfI9s de edad. Es
rieto de Geronimo B 1napRrte. roy de
Westfalis y se gEadu6 Como sbpgadO
en- u Uaiversidad de Harvard en-
1871, inntalSndose ca ga Ciudad N j
trabAiand0 on % profession hasta Do
fsCha. Biendo may C0n0Cido allf.
Es miembrO del comit6 naCiOnOl de
indios de0de % 1902; posee la medalls
principal de Do UniveFaida6 de Notre
Dame, pFemiO muy estimado en- los
EstadOs Unidos.
Figurs & Il Cabeza del moVimiento
de reformas polftieas y f1anCierag de
Ga nsCi6n y eB hOmbre de an cRracteF
snatenidO y en6rRico.
La residences actual cd an eI COL
Park av, donde poBee q msgoffica
vivienda teniendo Rus ficinas en ell
216 de d calle de San Paul en- Balti
more & d0nde le sorpEendi6 ID nueva
de su nombrsmiento que le fu6 Comu-
niCAds por te!6gEAfo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
Ell ST. Thomas ynes
IaCo deCIaTaCiO1GS
inlpOTtantaS.
Ia JuRtd do G0meTGIO ViGnO q
faVOrae0r tanbl6n los lRiGT0-
Sos doIplls.

Con motlV0 de rum0feG de LOB que
90 hiCieran eco aIgunas personalidadez
del CnnaeEci0 de esta capital y de ID is.
q, y que DlegsFon hastR els Cores
p0ndencia. v con 81 fi1 de con0ceF 70
opini61 del presidents de 10 Junta de
ComeroiO. que pOF indication del Ho-
nOrAble GobeFnadoF, tr6tase de oTga-
nizyr en esta isIa y de cuy0 asunto
Be he ocupado cate diaTio: un repre-
sentanta nuestr0s aYiBtdse en- d maffana
de hoy con el senior T0m6s w Hgnes,
Auditor de Puerto Rico y presidente
do la indiCada agOCiaci6n. fin de inte-
rFOgarle sobre aquellag YeFei0nes.
TFabaj.ba el Auditor en su despacho
y rtCib 8 coFt6smense 6 nueatF0 repre-
sentRnte. D0n Carlos Rodriguez sir
vic de int6FpFete y eg sen lF Hayden
Moore. facilit6 &sf mismo RlgunOs da-
tOs para mej 1r ihteligsncia. HabIa 81
sefloF PreRidente de Is JuntR de Co.
merOiO:
La vardOdera intenCi6n-diio-de
ESQ nueVa organization. ea Is de coRd.
yuVsr on todo % posible. 81 meioTa-
mient0 de las condolences C0merciaies
de o. isla. sirViendo de auxitiO & ID ca.
mara de Comarcio, que bsjo Ia direc.
ci6n de peraonas Competentes fdncionR
hS tiemp0 en- este Ciudad.
De Ia ralaci6n de comeFCiantes faci-
iitada. p6P el senior Presidente da la
CSmsrG de ComeFCio de Puerto Rico.
y de la otFa lista enViada p0r el Go
bern@dOr, han sidO tomadOs n0mbrag
de co -Ocidaa soOiedadea meFcRntiles de
toda la isIa. Ias Que han sido invitsdaa
para fOrmar parte de diChS Junta, pa
a6ndoleG. al efeCto. Les CirCulares me-
cessrias.
El BBnco de Puerto Rico, A. Vioen-
te y Co., J OchOa y Hermano. Sores.
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New York, Junio 2, 3.00P. M.

New York, JUNO 2, 3.00P. M.
El general LinieYich, ha fusilado
previo conseio ae guerra verbal &
25 oficiales, entire ellos- 4 un gene
raj. y q 300 sofdados que hacfan
propaganda sediciosa para inducir
al FestO de las tFopas de la Man
churia 4 no continuaF Ia campafls:
El estado de animo ae las
tropas en- Manchuria. es de COM
pleta alarma y las deserciones SON
frecuentes y numerOsas desde que
Sc ha tenid0 noticia de la destFuc-
ci6n de la escuadFa Fusa.
Una gran efervecencia reina en-
dichas tFopas. pues en- Hardin no
ha sido possible ocultar la terrible
noticia.
Algunos regimientos De infante-
ria sibeFiana prOFFumpieFOn en- gri-
tos contra los gobeFnantes Fusos
acusandolOs de ineptos y de cobar-
des.
Un conseiO de oficiales generates
reunido embellishments, acord0 re-
primiF cualquier intentona sedicio-
sa. fusilanao a los cuIpables cum
pliendo asf el deseo del emperador
que dice en- so parte al Jefe del
ei6rcito, xRusia y 20 confiamos en-
que sabFeis YolyeF p0F la victoFia.3
El presidenta de- Mexico, general
Porfrio Diaz ha anunciado al pals
un pr6ximo yiaje q Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02

So ha alberto en- I6ndres una in
VsstiRaCi6n para eHtRbiecer el regular
sistema para peFsOn08 que VAyAn {
Russia para entFegaTBa props gAndN
liberal.
-ExtraOFdinarias egceuRa han tent
do lugAr en- In Casa de los ComuneS d
Oual fa6 reunida s ConaeCuenCia de una
gran controversies fiscal.
AL PUBLIcO -HSQ0 SabeF que
hAbl6ndole conf f91ido pod sF generali-
simo con oaFncter irFeVoCabie & don
Pedro Antonio Echean6ia Medina pa
rR que me represents cd t0dos mis-
asuntOg, no reOOnOz eco en- 10 BuCeBivO
tPat0 al ContEato que no hRY8 BidO
OtoFgsdO poP 81 st ior EChesndis.
TampOco FecOnOCeT6 tFRtOg que 6
mis- espaldas veFifquen mis- hjog 6
men0s que estos no haYhn aldo aanci0.
nndOs p0P mi spodersdo. r. CIGssd6aG
GimsNes. San Ssbaatikn. Mayo 81 de
1905.
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Fiesta reIigiOsa
en- Bu0na Vista.
Banda popular anGnlzaba eI lctO.
(De na.estro o0nresponsaz. }

Bayam6n, Mayo 81.-Acabo de re-
gFesar de Buena Visits, en- d0nde me
encontFsbn pOr haber sid0 inVitado
pOr el Rsvdo. Padre r. 1dFiguez. pS-
rrcco de este pueb o, 8 u fsata ID
ViFgen NJ rio que ell refeFidO gaCerd0te
Celabrabs On dichO bRrFiO.
Ul gsntfo immense ae enc0ntFaba
hoy en- Buena Vista. Da0de IR tRPde
del maPtes empez6 6 llegar gense de
loo barriOs y que bios COmsrCanOs.
Hub0 una misa aOlemne. & tOda or.
q0eata. El Padre Rodriguez. nos diio
an sermon elocuentfsim0. EatuvO 81
Querid0 saCerdOte D RItura de 60
gran tAlentO, demOstFando una vez
mas ser un diguo mIniatF0 de Jeat1s.
La banda popular dirigida pOr 81 Sc.
nor Melendez amenizRba Los Rctes. Es-
Go banda ID componen lOs mGsiCOs si.
guientes: Luis Ahtonssnti. jose Melen-
dez. AuFelio COhtOso, Francisco San
tanR. Juan Rodriguez. jose g. BarbO-
90. Juan Pschscho. C6ndid0 CeaterO.
Lorenzo Nun z. JeG6s LumbAnO y
BsnignO Rodriguez.
TOdog cumplieFon con So debsr. lie
n0ndo sntisfaCt0FiSmente Gu cOmetid0.
DeSpu6s de d misO fu6 Ia procession
de d innSRen. llevsndola en- hombrca
CuAtro se1ioritas. DeBpu6s hobl an
BuCulento almuerzo "a C1al no asisti6
este Correspons0l. Dor hOber sido OBJ
geQuisdn pOr los md ,icos juan Anton
santi , Francisco SRntOna. & los cunles
en- nOmbte de SLS CorrespondenciaO
doy Las RrnCiss por ID atenCi6n.
Entire IRs bellas sefloFitaa de Bsya-
mon EeCueFdo & Bslencita G del AFRO.
70. Srta. GoDzAlez. SFta BaDesRPio,
SFta. HigueFss julio Srta. Canals.
SFtE. FiOIit, Srts. BiAnCO. SrtA. del
VaIle PRESENTATION Preoidenta de laa
hijOs de Marie.
Debe estar oFgulIOB0 ID ViPgen Ma
rio con teuer hiss como les menCiona,
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
Aune1lO iDjQstifeado.
3 esDiaVOs ID eajS Dc elgaTll-
los.
Acaso haYa en- clio error.

Qa6iase 81 p6blicO de que Jos vende.
dores ca puestOs fiios bran haCe a.
gunOs dfaa 6 8 centavos ID cSjs de
cigarrillos on Vez de q como anteB Sc
cohraba.
No tiene expliCaci6n ese aumentc.
En- 81 preBupuesto aCtual, solo p8gan
LOG pueatos fiios 81 poE aeme0tra y 40
psg'n patente nj Ia pggISn Ell q
rr6ximO.
z los puestOs con aparadores hoy 40
ran deade Julio pE6ximo ciuCO dOllnrl
por Bemestre.
Como Be v6 no hsy Faz6n algunH
para ese aumento en el precio del ci.
garrillo = acaso hsya aIg1a error que
debe Bub1anarse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
G0ptura do On euatroTO On San
Sebastian,
(Por telegrafO.)

Hoy FeOibinos 81 aiguiente teIe-
grant
eSAn Sebastian JUNO 2. 10 "a d. N.
GCOFFegp0ndencla de Puerto Rico. ,
San juan. CRptuFado pF6fugo Elias
Cruz. BArrio sMsFabille0 de les la-
FiAs ocppSndOIe reseG haFtadag.
GImpoFtADtfsimo aeRviCio pFestado
por activo cnbo Diaz1 Llen2a guar
diR Juan P. B0niilerse. DstalleB So-
rreo. COrFesponsal.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
CASA De HUEsPEOEs.

La que psrtenecis 6Ia aefioritaI He.
Iicia Fernandez ha paGado & b propis-
dad de nueVO due no. h1bi6ndose hecha
on dicho eatableCimiento, grandea
mejoF9s; esta casa tiene m 0aifiosu y
ventiladsa habitaciones, que s. arFien-
dan con 5 sin Comidas.
Tambi@n tiene an maQDfficO mira.
dor OompuestO de trea habitaciones,
luZ e.6 stFleAs y TODD el seFviGio neGe-
nArio. para una fAmilia peQuefIa; diFi.
janse, Luna 48.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02

DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos loE engaGo-
soB remedies que Be anuncian es ouand0 mas
Sc agradeCe Ia eficacia RADICALd del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya superioridad est6 univer-
Salmente confirmada.
CuracicneB desespeFadas en- peFsonas bien
5onocldas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
SESSION las que 10 han hecho gloriosO pero
I'M solo estuehe produce mejor efeeto que
una docena de frasoos de cuRlquier otro re-
medic, porque adem6s de ser Ell dniCo verda-
dero Curative radical del estomago del
intestine, sin engaGosa acci6n caImHnte, es
Digestive Puridcsdor de los alimentos-
Sc debe 0xigir que Ceda hostia tenga gra.
Dad0 Ell uombre digestive Mojarrieta.
Dep6sito general de Las FaEmacias de BancO = Ca,
ramon Almazan Ffdel GufleEmety, en- san Juan
dc PQeEtoRicO; de Yenta On Las pEnOipaes DIOgUe-
RAG de EUr0pay AmericR
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In dIpI0mitlCO 50 ahOrG6 on
lOndr0S.
En- Russia. Despu@s
del asno muerto...


del asno muerto....
LondFes, Mayo. .-El enCaPQado de
negoCiOs 1e Cores Y Han Eung. se
auicicid6. ahorCEndoge en- ID LogGci6s; !;
eoOFibi6 una cAFta & Mr.. Morgan,
Consul general de Cores en- 6sta. 8u-
pliCSndole pasar embellishments & la
LegaCi6nI. poFque hoy ss iba & moFiF
PoCos mOmentoB deSpu6s de FecibiF d
CRFta Morgan, aupo de IN vecino que
Y Han EuDg, Sc habfa matadO. Re
cientemente ell difunto di6 muestFAs de
sufrimieatO mental.
Londteu. .-Anurc cia el JAWish Chro-
nicle que de fueDta & ledigna han So
bidO que se han preparodo medidns en-
Rueia para aliviar ID SituRoi6n de los
judios. Gozsr6n de absoluta Iibartad
de CVinaientO y Fesidencia On todas
lac ciudR1es y villas menos co las AZ
deas. pues eata restriction d6besa 81
deBeo de parte de Ias autoridades do
evieaF una Repitici6n de Il mttaDzs de
KiShent f. 81 mismO peri6diOo hs
nabid0 que 10 matsnz8 de los iudfos
pPeocups mas al G0biePn0 FuaO qda ID
mAtaDzs de laB otFAs Vfctimas, debido
& la repro baCi6n que CsuSa aquella p0r
toda Europa.
Madrid. Dfcese que una podeFo.
60 DRci6i1 gastiona parmiao con el
GobiernO para eGtabIecer uns eataci6n
CaFbOneTa On laa IsIas CanRTiaG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02
MDY GRAVE.

Sc encuentra gFavemente enfsrmA
an B ACeloneta ID sefIlra dofIa Ramona
Gonz6Iez YiudR de Ds Diego, msdre
del u d IL Pedro R. de Diggl. Dagea-
mes Sd reatAblecimiento. lamentando
sinceramente la dolencia que Ie poatfa
en- 81 IeOho del doIor.
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l'l!haItad R0IInqaa6a. !"


Hemos tenido oportunidA5 de var
an hermosO cuadrO pintadO & la aoua-
relO, con b m6siCR de d danza SL1
BoriEqus mss hecho pOF los esposot
Acoota dl IA GAbriela Allende y don
Nemesi0 ACOsts. Dicho cdadrO co nm
obaequio que los espOsos de II ferancia
hacen s u soCiedad obrera SLibertld
B3Finquefi8
Es IN tfabpjo que deinuestra psCien-
cin y habilidad.
En- 81 flndo, y & d derecha 6guran
Los nombFes de Lac danlaS q1e foTman
Ia directive de sq1ella sociedad, Sra.
Juata CoFFea de ApoDte. Secretaria y
sgfI0Fites Rssfituta Bsnitez. Presiden-
50, Rita Ramirezs Vice Presidents !;
Carmen MurieI, Pro. S 4cretarin, Esta-
banfa Cruz, Isg0refBs b si6n Martlnez z
y SatuFnina GSndaro, Tita R1sariO y
Rosario Ramos. CeladOfas.
El cuadr0 de refsrencia. 6gura On
el testsro principal del salon de a 90
Ciedad. desda 81 domingo ppdO. en- que
tomb poseai6n Ie nueva directive.
TaDto el sefI7r ACosta como 90 espos
so. son dos obreros inteligantea Gue
gozRn de merecidaB aimpatlas co eata
Oiudad.
Ell oapitsu del vspOr eO1car IL
infOFma desde N gasski. Que en- msyo
10 fu6 desenido eu Il estreCho de b.
tsn nor un harc0 de guerra FusQ. En-
las 0eE0anfaG 81 vic IA efuceSoa prove
gtdQs y 8 torpe degos.
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AsuntO do GangT8jas,
que "a adGIinte,

Sc dice que ii SantuTce ae indepen-
dizR ser6 ga primer alCalde el Lcdo.
Hernandez Lopez. por 10 que pareee
ago C0ntraFiadO St's 1aOssge que no po-
dEa tener ga HeFmita como deseara.
Con motive de la segregation de
SanturCe Be estk trAbaiando On una e.
tRufstica que demoatrar6 que Los que
est6n "a frente de Loo naG1ebises tienen
baenas tFinCheras y sObre tOdO muOha
p6lvOra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-02

AVISO.-La plaza que 81 anuncia.
bA en- este diariO para un indiViduo
plaOtiG0 On maquiniIla y C0ntabilidad,
ha sidO oubisRta; 10 que paFtieipauaos s
los aspiFantes.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
TELEGRAPHIc BREvITIEs,

Fire in the eight-story factory build.
ing, No. 473 Broadway, New York city,
Tuesday night did damage to the ex.
tent of $4,000.
A terrific wind storm swept South.
ern Indiana and Western Kentucky
late Tuesday, followed by the heaviest
rains of the season.
At Los Angeles, Cal, Twin" Sulli.
van was awarded the decision over
Tommy Burns Tuesday night at the
end of the twentieth round.
Ralph H. Booth, proprietor of the
Grand Rapids, Mich, Herald. has
bought the Citizen and theNPress, two
afternoon papers at Jackson, Mich,
and will consolidate them
Erick Stromstedt, a blacksmith in
st. Paul, is dying at St. Joseph's hos
pital with a fracture of the skull. the
result of street car accident on Uni
Versity avenue, near his home.
Thomas Mills Day, last but one of
the famous Yale class of 1887, editor
and proprietor of the Hartford Courant
from 1856 to 1866, died Tuesday night
of bronchitis at Hartford, Conn.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
THE HAVRE HOTEL MATTER
IS SATISFACTORILY ADJUSTED.
After Much Trouble Manager Caruth Finally Secures Settlement with
the Herbst People, Who Seemed Determined
to Force Receiership.

The Great Falls Tribune has pub
lished several items of late regarding
an application made by the $. G..
Herbst Importing Company of Mil
Waukee for receiver for the Hotel
Havre on the grounds that they were
stockholders and that the Hotel owed
them an account of $1,000. which was
long past due. The matter was settled
on Tuesday and the case dismissed
but the Tribune again printed an
attack upon one of our best business
institutions, evidently getting it's in
formation from the HerbSt attorney
Mr.. j. n. Booth of Great Falls. The
Herald man called upon E. G. Carruth
manager of the hotel and received the
following information which explains
10 The business men of the city eX-
actly how the matter came up and
the injustice done the hotel by the
Herbst people and its attorney.
in February Of this year the Hotel
company made contract with the
HerbSt Company for $l723. 10 worth of
liquors and were to pay a portion in
cash the balance amounting to $1,000
IN stock in the hotel, the stock was
issued to them and payment of
SZ3O.49 i'll cash was made on account.
leaving balance of 1920 due the
HefDSt people. Without warning the
Attorney commenced action against
Ihe hotel for the full sum of the ac-
count less the cash paid, and did not
give credit for the stock which had
been sent to them, the case was called
10r trial at Great Falls on September
18th and the judge of that district
dismissed the motion for a receiver
on account of the gross errors in the
attorneys papers, then the case was
again set tOr October 9th but bv the
Time The case came to trial the attOr-
hey fOr continuance of the matter
until the 23rd Of the present month.
tfllS the directors Of the hotel company
refused to do and thereupon Booth
ilad the matter peremptOrilarlv dis
missed and again served notice for
trial for October 23d, meanwhile. we
SurmiSe that he had advices from the
HefbSt people that possibly they had
made an error in the account and
tllat we were entitled to a credit for
the stock amounting to $1,000 and
word was sent to the hotel that an
adjustment Of the matter could be
made On Tuesday the 18th. Mr..
Carruth went to Great Falls and paid
TO Mr.. John \. Booth the sum of !
S492, 10 for the account in fun. $3.50
for lntrests and the Court costs. and |
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
LOCAL MENTION

1t is presistently reported that the
Great Northern has decided to build
large and up-tO-date depot here in
the spring, which it is said will be
among the finest in Montana.
According to the plans large dining
room will be included in the building
and an excellent dining service will
be offered HE travelling public.
y Slerl1'S sale to satisfy chattIe
mortgage was conducted last Friday
at the ranch Of ThOs. Poitras. deceas-
ed under the direct ion Of f, T. Broad
water and Mrs POitras, administra-
tors OF the estate, by Deputy Sheriff
keh0e, l02 head of cattle and 36
calves brought $500. being bid in by
simon Pepin: + horses went for $3.50
to the same party: and light spring
wagon sold for $25 The brand was
sold with the cattle.
Mrs. Eliza Snyder, district organizer
OF the Modern Brotherhood of Amcrj-
ca Is III town this week the guest Of
Mrs. Hammond. The NJ. b. \. is a
fratemal inSCranc society Of which
their are ten local lodges in the state
and Mrs. Snyder is here for the pur-
pose of organizing Il lodge in Iayre.
She will be Joined Sunday by Mr.,
Louise Thompson also of Grp1r Fall,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

at the same time purchased from the
Herbst people two half barrels OF
portwine and blackberry (which had
been shipped to replace damaged and
refused goods, and which were held
subject to the order of the shippers,
which were billed to the hotel com
pany for Sl07.30 for the sum of $50
and received from attorney Booth a
receipt in full and also a dismissal of
the case.
1t appears from all the articles in
the Great Falls papers as though they
were endeavOring to belittle and run
down business houses of Hayre and
the actions of the attorney has been
such as to make it exceedingly plain
that he was using his best endeavors
to place an institution in the hands
of a receiver and to injure it's credit
to the greatest possible extent. The
articles which have appeared in the
papers must have been instigated by
Mr.. Booth as the information could
not have been secured from any other
source except from his office. The
action and the reports have been of
SO damaging nature that the, attor-
neyS for the Hotel Company are con-
sidering the advisa biIity of commence
ing an action for damages and the
matter may yet be brought to the
Courts
The Hotel Havre is known.from st.
Paul to Seattle as one of the best.
incest and most up-to-date houses
along the G. n. Line and the expense
and trouble of erecting the plant has
had to be born by the business men of
the city entirely, it is one of Hayre's
most important Institutions and its
need was felt in such a manner for
over year after the fire of January
18th, 1904 that all the residents living
here during that time will realize
that attacks from such a source as
cas- recently been made are attacks
against the city'S best interests and
the business men will not tolerate
them if they are not made in good
faith. Mr.. Carruth emphaticaIly
states that at no time did the Hotel
Company refuse to pay what it justly
owed and acknowledged it owed the
$492.70 and stood ready to pay it but
the Herbst Company thought Mr..
Booth would not accept that amount
and brought the suit. We are pleased
to state that the records are clear so
far as the Hotel Company is concern
ed and all matters have been dismiss
ed by the IIerbst people.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
Chicago Union Stock Yards,

Chicago, Oct. 17.-Cattle-Beeves,
s3.65@6.3O; COWS and heifers, s1.25@
4.4O; stockers and feeders, $3.50
4.30; Western, S3.25@4.80. Hogs
Mixed and butchers, $4.95@5.52h;
good heavy, $5.25@5.50; rough heavy,
$4.S0@5.00; light, $4.95@5.45. Sheep,
S4.O0@5.30; lambs, $4.75@8.00.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
Governor Herrick's Home Robbed.

Cleveland, Oct 1S.-It was reported
TO the police that within the past day
or two during the absence of the in
mates, burglars had gotten into Gov
ernor Herrick's home on Euclid
Heights and stolen articles to tina
amount Of $1,000 There is no clue.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
Duluth Wheat and Flax,

Duluth, Oct. 17.-Wheat-To arrive
NO. J. Northern, S4Ac; No. 2 North.
ern, SIC. On track-No. 1 Northern,
S4Mc; No. 2 Northern, SIC; Oct,
S31Ac; Dec, 81Ac; May, $3.50 Flax
TO arrive and on track, CSC; Dec,
92c; May, $1.02A.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
St. Paul Union Stock Yards

st. Paul, Oct. 17.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $4.50@5.5O; common to
fair, $3.75@4.25; good to choice cows
and heifers, $3.50@4.25; veals, $4,000
$50. Hogs-$4.75@5.2O. Sheep-Year-
ling wethers, $4.75@5.25; good to
choice lambs, $6.00@6.75.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat

Minneapolis, Oct. 17.-Wheat-Dec.,
s21Ac; May, s4A @S4Bc. On track
No. 1 hard, S45sc; No. 1 Northern,
SAC; No. 2 Northern, $3.50.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

John thinner, the Great Northern
breakman who was so severity injured
by diving of the river bank into
shallow water last August and who
has been in the Columbus hospital
since that time. was an east bound
passenger Sunday morning enroute to
his Old home in Iowa. He will stop
IN 81. JoSeph'a hospital in st. Paul in
the hopes that he can be benefited
there. His condition is very serious
and it is doubtful if he can ever walk
again. lie mi>tooN the depth of the
water and made big dive. striking
the ground with his head with
terrific force.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

Wallace ID. COburn. the Cow Boy
Poet and Senator NadduX. of Great
Falls were IIavre visitors Sunday. be-
ing delayed by the late train on the
Montana Central. They were enroute
to Glasgow to attend the case of the
COburn Cattle Co. vs.. the County of
Valley, which is an action brought
by the county to compel the cattle
company to pay the same tax in
Valley that they have already paid in
county.
ON and after Monday October 23rd.
the banks Of this city will open at 10
Il. m. and close at 3 p. m. excepting
Saturday when they will open at o d.
m. and close at p. m.
The First National Bank of Hayre.
J. {. PANCOAST.
Cashier.
THE Security State Bank of Havre.
ROBT, T. F. SMITH
Cashier
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

Jas. NJ. Fenton. one of the popular
young business men Of Havre has re-
moved from his ranch. where he has
spent the summer, in to town. and
has rented the dining room of the
Hotel Havre. Mr.. FentOn will run it
as first class short ordercafe. Employ
ing only white help and this of the
most competent kind, he is sure of
making a success of his new venture.
The dining room will be opened
under his management next Monday.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

Go to The HERALD for YOUR Job
W ork, Wen try to please pou.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-21
A NEW TOWN.

Clifford is TO be the name Of the
new town four miles north of Carter
Vile The village is owned by the
Big Muddy Coal and Iron company
II has about aeventy-fiye dwelling
houses. a good general store and
school house. The houses have cleo
trio lights. In two weeks the big
coal washer win be completed at a
cos Of Sl4G,OQ0. It is located on
che Mississippi Valley and Iron Noun
tain railroad
The Illinois Central is also building
a branch to il from Herrin at present.
when this is finished it viii give the
place good facilities for shipping coal
The place is now known as No. s
mines.