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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

Ante 10 Corts de Diatrito de
Guayama SO presentsr& en- b:eve, por
los abogsdos ssilores Lopes Landr6n
y Benites Castanos, una reclamation
de eondominios hereditarios, contra
la sociedad oomsrcial A nor6s HERNIA
nos, dc aquella ciudaa. Dicha recla.
maci6n asciends & 10 suma de $50. 900.
-Ha ingresado en- 10 csroel de
Ponce Francisco Rivera, sentsnciado
4 8 msses de prlsion por nurto menor.
-Fusron exsarcelados en- 10 car.
col do San Juan, Francisco Rivera
Lucsro, Simon Campos Rosario, Ma
ria Alejandrina Rivera y EustoQuio
Roman Colon.
Han sido puestos on libertad 90
10 careel de Ponce, Manuel CarAba.
Ito, Pedro Salgado, Juan Santiago,
Celest no Badlllo. Polldoro Csrmona,
Manuel del Vale, Nspomucsno San
chez, Antonio Ortiz, Anassssio Co
mes, Francisco Figueroa, JoaS Ere
mes J Alfonso Vaxluez.
-Producto correspondence al mes
de Novlembre de 905 del Acueducto
de San Juan:
Contadores partlcularss, 81, ,794. 90.
Idem G obierno lnsular, |, OPS Is. Idsm
Dspartamsntos Militarss, 5ls. IS. Idem
Estaci6n Naval, l6i.9S. Idsm ContA.
dor Aduana do San Juan, 225. Idem
Policfa Insular, o55. Idem Oacinas
dc FAros, 0.30. Itsm Eseue Indus.
Itsisl0 10. Idsm EIcusia Normal, 81 IS
Idem high School, Ills. TotaI 4 $3.50 IS
Ell proyecso sobrs una ca eel
refdgto para niiios delincusntes ssra
assnio que Sc harA por sl municipio
en- el proximo ID aseAl probs bic men
to. Han aido macho los ohsiaoulos
que 20 han prsssntsdo para llevar &
10 practics eits noble pensamiento.
Hoy cumplisron sus seniencial
en- 10 Cd eel municipal Antonio Lago,
Cruz Crsspo Rosario, Inocsncio Ro-
drfg aez , Edu. do Cabrera.
"A Higinio Garcia ls sssstaron
una psdrads Anochs en- 10 Gale de la
Tanca, cauIa1dols una PedrAda On 10
region frontal izQaie;dA, de 10 cual
fue ssiatido en- 10 sala de aocorros.
Ell i6vsn don Joss Hirna adez
sera smpleado probaolemsnts on Ia
nusva Inca de vaporss W. K. Peck
| J Comp.
Ell dia q del actual, q laly;O
de 10 iards se resogsr& la correpon
dencis que hs de cond lcir para los
Estsdos I aidos el vapor sCarscAss.
oHA tallecido On Ia enfsrmerfs
del prssidio el connnado Eussbio san
chez h R1drigu,z, nsIural de Rinc6n.
-Anochs habo snsayo de 6guraa
ca la Ioeisdad recreshvs sLigs So {.
cisls.
-Segia inf0rmss, los mIsmoa en-
plssdos ssmporeros que rabsj ar on el
al pAssdo en- Ia Ckmsrs, volvsrSn 4
trahslAr 90 esIa pr6ximA assmb mblea
Solo txislen dos plazas vacsntes que
dsber&u aer cubiertAs en- la primers
oporunidad, pues los que las sirvle-
ron deIempsnAn hoy oEoI destinos
permAnentes,
Las escuslas pd5licss de San
Juan cslshrsran el dis de SChrlsmasS,
rspArIisndo sgunos jugustes 6 los
alumnoA. SsgIn % nos informa, eata
fslta no revesIirk IL importancIa de
10 de otroI asoI, que % etsetuaba en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
ENRIQUE TERRADAS

Ests apreclabls actor dratnkticu
lego aver de Santo Domingo con lA
compAffa que dirlis y aver tuvim % sl
gunIo de reslbir su vista
La companis drsmsties Terradss,
proyecta dar algunas funcioneI en- San
Juan.
Buen exito lie dslsamoI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

Diariaments reci-
bo cArtss do todas
parties prsguntAndo-
me 10 que debe ha.
cerss para evitar
ciertas enfermeda
des.
Ninguno pusde
estar bien si tiene
10 sangre impurs.
Cusndo el hfgado
no funciona & per.
fscci6n, no es posi
BILE tener buens san.
gre. Es muy i'm.
portante cuidar de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
Medlciaas para el Higado y ID Sangre

Medciaas para el Higado y ID Sangre
No mports gado impurssa de Ia
tstas msdcinas sfsctdsn asombrosos reTuados.
indispensable recommendation los uen de Reaasmo
mna NAL eA rsconocdo TODD
el mundo Vdadero EspecfeO contra RetmGtsmo
Los mia de euradas Ia somendsn sus psn ami
COS, y asi propaga 10 bondad del remedio.
algdo NAL do est6mago6 intestinal Acono
normaz
ss6msg amentos deben
les digestion psscts buna No exists des
aguno Equals Rad Dyspepsia
indge,onssy moiestias del s6msgo-DR LOBB.
Ell Remedo dol Dr.. Lobb para Ia Dyspepsia
reg za los es6go debados por exseso
comida cuando las mmbrsnas
dgion dspepsa las acedas padez hncha
son del e6mago toss por ndges
c6n eugus ada dc cardialga pross es6msg
ucerado est6mago desvSnemento faa
do ensrgis- -Precio Is centsvos
Ell UNGUENTO DEL DR. LOBB PARA LAS ALMORRANAS, las
efcszmsnte ben
psnde nmedaismente pcaz6 ava dede sgo
a atsctada las
dos los padecimisntos -Precio rs csntavos
Ffdass MANI AL LOBB v.liosfmo en al Hopa ou 40
proporconx d envfa GRATIS,
Agente exclusive para Puerto Rico.
SR. ALEXANDRA BOZZO, Sol 49, San Juan.
SUB-AGENClAS:
Mulet Saliva Monsgas Mayaguez Julio Runo
Guayams suceos de GA Yauco j. L. Poanco
|Cs, en- Ponce.
De venta en- las Farmaclas Colony Guiermety en- todas
las de primer orden de todo el mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22
COMO PUEDE
DIsfutaIse de buena sa|ud en- Puerto-RIeo

que oil hfgado fun.
clone dsbidaments.
Este 60 el gran Or
gano que purifica y
limpia Ia sapgrs. Nj
Remedio para sl HI
gado ali via desde
lue GO, y curA radi-
calmente 10 biliosi-
dad, Ia icsericis, 10
congestion del big ..
do ell dolor de cabs
"a bllioso y con nAu.
sess, las impurszas .
de la sangre, ID leo
qua uucia, el NAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

GxssnsA rsneva1A Psc
mks niaaes DspSto les fanssaa porAs Manea
Usaa DspuraNVo Hase 6 InysOeI6n R3ia
QstshTt % d ltN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

SLss Isaoritas del pals cue
suiMAa render sn sonlsi6n algunos
srHculos do la Jcysris de Orksmp
Noltin c., Cins!nEaIi. Ohio, dirijanse
IL. Nsrxaaz Rivera. ArAaiho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-22

-aEs uSted ell hombre mas bruIo
que hay ca el muRdo, 81 no atlends {
salud prlmsro, y dsSpu9s { sus nego.
eios; tome uIted Vino Puro de IVA
RioiA Csrecsdo J Isri houbre tel!z,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

VIII whitley il 10 Brsiilsboro visiting
friends.
ID. lmar ore 10 cfrfsed TO the house
BY RI nmsiism.
&C. L B@eksi'h q Boston, Msss.. Ia .
guesi u II. i. Bslehslder.
Mrs. Sarah Resell spent part Of asst
week with frields 10 Mfuekesltf.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02
MaNcnlsrnR nrior

-Nrs. Charles Hosley VAS called 10 New.
fare ssst week by ihe serious illpess OF her
hfotb~s l.. 4. Marlin.
Nh. Araa Bradley 10 Ia Buffalo, n,
\ hsvirg ACRE ih,re 10 a,tend the We'd.
ding of a ffIebd
The DafrELs mill tn winhslI WAS
burned fev q - age, all fse wbne
The help xer dlnnsr. The mselinery 10
the mill wN l. lily dsmsged.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

o. Grand View street, Bennington, llv
ing within radius OF "a few rods, and II
five tferent families are six y0uog mer
.hose height avsrsges Elk feet each. The
Oldest Is shout Is years old, the youngest
i'urteen years, All are members Of the
high school, and well known 10 athletic
circles. They are Earl Harbour, Forest
Kehoe, Arthur Kehoe, Russell w. Hyde,
Marslsn Nichols, Charles Toomey.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02
1nr SUNSHINE OF SPRING

The sslve thar cures witb u = scar Il
Dewitl's witch Htzl sslve Cuts. Burn
iis, Biulies snd r les disappear before
he use a Ibis sslse ~ fpow before the
supstire OF spring Mla II. N Ni3dle,oo,
Ttescs, IN, nvt: Il vas seiiou,ly ! n CT.
"a ~iIh fever sore that ~ss very painful
Dewlus witch Hfxsi ssive cured me Ia
hes thar wssk /" CT the ger uire. Sold
By A Il Peitibope.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02
GRAVE TRorgLE rOREsEEN

II needs bul little foresight, TO tel, that
when youc stomach ard liver are bscly az,
fected. grave trouble IL ah,as, unless you
take the propr medicine for your dhesse,
ss Mrs. John A. lourg, of Clay, N. Y. Old.
She Gays: lad teuralgia Of the liver
and stomach. my heart was weakened, a d
could not eat | was very bad for long
line bu 10 Etc'ric Bittsrs, | found JUST
VIA ] ne, dad, for lb'y qa'ckly relieved
I'D cured me Best medicine for weak
women. Sold under guarantee by J. N.
Hard ami J. II. wh'pple, druggists, at SOC.
q bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

Elmer Carpenter, son Of Rospy Csrpen.
ur, II Groton, IL at the point OF death
through a shocking accident suff red Srur
day forenoon, the lad being stepped on BY
horse and horribly mapgled about the
head The little fellow, who is twelve
years old, was riding on the runner Of the
sleigh when he slipped and fell to The road.
James frost's team was just behind and the
horse could not be stopped, The horse
stepped squsrely on the PROSTATE lads
head
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

Y r, Patch, president OF the Patch Mar .
fsc'u'ipg Co. which obtsittd iodefmei
ssa'n.t Pntec,ion Lodge NJ 2.5, later
nsiioral Association Of Aachinists OF Rot
lar d for o. 800 which was affirmed by The
supreme ccur, this week, said to-day that
Ne should compsl the lodge to pay the
Judgement. II II did not paw he will at.
.sch The property Of the Individual mem
bers, one after apolher, until be secures
the amount. The costs will proceed under
section Lisa, Vermont Statues. The case
ges OUT OF strike which began in May.
1904, aud II siill on. The verdict was for
damage to the company by strikers by
boy cots and Intimidation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02
FRAUD EXPOSED,

A few counterf.iters have lately beer
making and trying to sell limitations Of DR.
kina's New Disc )very for Consumption,
Coughs ard Colds, and other medicines,
thereby defraudina the public. This ia to
warn you TO beware Of such people, who
setk TO profit, through stealing the reputa.
tlon Of remedies which have been success.
fully curing disease, for over 35 years. A
sure protection to you, Ia our name o. the
wrapper. Look for 1t, on all Dr.. Kinx's,
or Bucklen's remedies. as all others are
mere limitations. II l. Bucklen & Co I,
Chicago, Ill.,, and Windsor, Canada.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

The donation and oyster supper was 8
very pleasant gathering ard about $50 wal
r ceived for Rev. Mr.. Harris Of the Metbo'
dist church.
Oar lumbermen are very busy improv,
Ing the fl ne sleighipg.
Mr. + Hurd is getting out lsrRe
amount OF chair stock and has extra teams
drawing II to The railroad station.
Rev, Mr. Willisms Of the Shushsn, N.
Y. Baptist church, preached In the Union
chspel Sunday evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

--sls l. u Bsictsslass d ., hone frou
Citsnr sprfrr', y ", Tor svseaias.
M gaha stana hss hssp vefr W VITA
nsualgit esrinx 80 scf, tui v tetisr.
n. 7. wyass = sptias atle sss !
aSrss q hs btoshsf, Postmaster wynsr,
teeatly.
MI. Lsbtlls Batcbeldsr 10 with Mrs.
n, Y. MsiArgou 10 South Londonderry
for fe. ears
-I,g tish stone fell on the Ice on
sunday ard tftke BIS atm. Ds. Milling.
+ ton wsi called.
AZ the seni snnGsl cles too Of tiiiesrs 10
tie c. y. society, the following were cbos-
4 co Pres, karv simonds; Vice Pres i,
, OTTO C,olseg, Il c. Sc and Treas, MIS-
John Rgssli; Cot Sc, Mrs Herbert
s~lfs Al are cordially Invited to ihe
m-tibss
lit seems that there vas public IL
hrsiy 10 PsIu as early As 1911, The Eis.
tor ~ the Journal has q book on the
@ lesf VI .hicn 3. ~il..en, "Peru Library
No 81, Oct slh, 1911 eost 50 cents. Ii
braiy meetings, the ii',t Tuesday Of Janu-
airy, April, July and October. This book
is presented 10 the Christian people OF Peru
by the Hampshire Missionary Society and
,mmlit,d TO the care Of the standing COM
mittee Of their social library" The book
Is entitled 'sslf Knowledge" by John
Mason, A NJ and was printed 10 Charles.
too, Mass. 1907.
EAST ARLINGTON
lit 10 II le slelghing and lumoermen are
happy.
w A. Weber OF shagl Id, Mass. Las
been visiting Rev Mr. Furness.
The recent cold weather ffcza up some
Of the water pipes mallog q partial water
famine.
--Mp. Briggs died last week, the fune.
raj peirg held on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Hsr.
rs dictated and the Interment was at
West Arlington. She leaves husband
and six children 10 mourn her loss.
johnson whitman who died Saturday
-venIug, January IL has en- Il lie long
-esidsnt OF this section, having been born
IN the whitman farm IN the south part
II subder land, About three years sgo he
ell from a staging and received injuries
which caused him much suffering. While
young man he msrr.d Ciarisss Holden
4 Arlington to whom two children were
,orn, one Of whom, the daughter, Mrs
I'm Parkinson, /, now living. During
he past few months Mr.. aud Mrs. Whit
nsp have lived " b their daughter from
HON loving care has ben received. Mr.
Whitman leaves besides The widow and
sugbter, two sister, Mrs. Sth Warner :
I Arlington and Mrs Della Corliss OF
Hartford Conn al-o three brothers, Char.
g OF Sunderland Thomas Of Bennington
nd julius OF Berlin, N. Y. Mr.. whitman
rs a guet T. dustrious man. good citizen
kind and loving husband and father.
SYNDICATE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-02-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
ttAST or The
PASSOVER BEGINS

The services for the Feast Of the
Passover sill begin Wednesday
evening AZ Z 30. Although the feast
covers "a period of eight days, only
the first and last days are observed
aa full holidays BY the reform Jews.
The services Wednesday night will
be very interesting and impressive.
The choir. under the direction OF
Professor Alfred Luben. VIII, In ad-
dition To the holiday music, render
the following extra numbers. Duet
'~rhe Lord IL Ny Life" by Stiner.
sung by Miss Marguerite Frye and
Mr. Bates. Hymn OF Praise" by
Allen. sung by choir. subject of
Rabbi Joseph'H address ia The In
apiratiou Of Passover
ON Thursday morning the serv-
Ices viii be Of a much more olab-
ornte nature than In the evening
and will begin at 10 o'clock. The
last day Of passover viii fan on
"wednesday OF next week. the In
terveninR days being observed as
half holidays or Chol Hamoed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
Her TIME FROM YOKOHAMA TO SEATTLE WILL BE LESS
THAN FOURTEEN DAYS WHICH SURPRISES EVEN HER
OWNERS

The steamship Minnesota. Of the
Great Northern steamship com
pany. nov holds tho TranH-Paeific
record from Yokohama TO Cape
F'1attery and Puget sound. The
Minnesota. on her return trip made
the distance from Yokohama to Ia
toosh in a trlfls over ~ DAYS and
will have reached her dock, In
smiths cove. after stopping at Port
Townsend. In less than Ia days.
which so far has been the record
time for vessels on the Oriental
route. According 10 the records the
fastest time yet made. was estab-
liahed by the vessels Of the Cana
dian Pacific Steamship company,
which have made the voyage from
Yokohama to Victoria In IA days
flat.
on her return from Yokohama the
Minnesota reduced her time made
in going over by more than five
DAYS The time made from foko-
hama 20 Seattle by the monster
liner came somewhat as a surprise,
even to her owners The slow time
made TIA going over, her managing
officials attribute To the fact that
It was the first trip Of the vessel.
and. as a consequence. her officers
were somewhat cautious about 'tet-
ting her out" The vessel left foko-
hama for Seattle on April 5. and
unless delayed for an unusual
length OF time al Port Townsend,
will arrive in Seattle on her ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
lie Tried TO
Steal a Mine
JOHN c. VINCENT ARRESTED
IN EVERETT FOR APPpo-
PRlATlNo ORE

John @. Vincent. Of Seattle. was
arrested at Everett. Monday night.
on a charge OF grand larceny Ac-
cordlng to the information sworn
% 81 A. p Fogh. Vincent stole four
and one-half tons Of ore and 5000
feet OF wire from the Dutch Miller
Mining 4 Smelling company. The
ore was valued at 1926 and the wire
valued az $3.50. II was learned
Tuesday morning that Vincent had
sold the wire In this city and that
Is hoW he happened 10 be detected
The mine Is located AZ F0ss river
and considerable work has been
done. Vincent took the ore from
the tunnel and attempted 20 dis
pose Of It. The theft occurred on
February rs and the officers have
been quietly working on the case
ever since The ore was missed. A
deputy sheriff was sent to Everett
70 bring Vincent to this city for
trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

THE OTHER VIEW
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tenderlolnf
Does Cod expect a man to DRAG
hta wife and baby throuEsh the dirt
OF the red-light district. 20 gnre
upon the human wrecks around
hereg
'p0es the good Book say anything
about bringing thousands Of little
boys and girls under the glare OF
these red lights. 10 peep into the sa-
looms and peer up at the darkencd
windows ahevef
look across there"
l followed the Kids gaze and saw
a hair dozen young boys. not one OF
them more than II. walking gaiiy
up tho street. They came down
With the parade. had slipped quietly
away and we're taking IN the
sights"
Not Oar behind them we're two
Young men. with tWo blushlag.
shame faced girls by their sidea
They, too. we're members Of the
crusade. and we're lust having a
ieok around
The quartet crossed the street and
stopped az the lunch wagon.
Can sou tell ue what's the best
place to Hees" asked one Of the
young men.
Yes. replied. Your home Is
the bset place for You "a see 10
You think you are helping the work
Of God hy taking these girls around
hercf uo you think their mothers.
ur yeuF mothers. viii thank you for
I thlsf You came here with the pro-
cessiuu 70 help save souls. saw
the four o. you In line. aud saw you
IN the First Presbyterian church.
E Did you come here with a desire Ia
T your hearts 90 90 good. or dld you
f come to satisfy q morbid curiosity 2
They turned away. and started
out Of tho district b. The ehorlcss
route
That's the STUFF" exclaimed the
KID IN bet that's about the best
+ piece of rcal. allzwuoi-to- the yard
evangelism that's beea done In Se-
/ attic tonight
"Aad about half Of the people In
that parade came here out 81 curl
usity Look aruund yuu-the streets
ara filled yet with the people and
/ it'H an hour since the parad. passed.
/ ola men. voting men. decent womca
ard exec KIDS
Non. concluded the KID. aa he
tossed bis eigaret away. wouldn' I
that jar pout"
Yes. IL did Jar me,
And if wiii % years before the
picture Of that man. with his dear
/ faecd. Sleepy baby on hla shoulder.
hts Tired patient wife ~ his side
and the frightened child trudEing
along wtll fade away from my
memory.
Il viii BE- years before the sight
~ taht group OF Young boys. eavort-
/ ing Kaily up the street OF shame
will be forgotten.
Neither THE Kid" or I will ever
forget the night Ok the big revival
march IL Seattle
God rrant thar there wiIl never be
another onst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
MORE THAN Is. 900 PEOPLE MARCHED
GREAT RELIGIOUS PARADE
TINE EvAEeEllsTs' view


dered aerenade. Nose stood in
the cHfrHnce 10 the tbeater and
wuVed HE hand Raily to the re-
upWned evangelist.
Hello. Doc" cried Nose. clad
20 see you'll"
Hello. brothert" returned ur.
Chapman. TIN be with you We'd
ncHday night"
Whereupon Nose pointed 10 a big
poster 0ruamentinR the building.
and the doctor smiled appfeciative-
b. The poster announced. in glar-
ing red ink. that on Wednesday
night ur. Chapman and his band Of
fevivalists would hold sway in the
Strand theater.
After sereuadlug Brother" Gold
smith the procession weHded Us way
70 fhe Grand opera house ,Hd to
the big white tent on Neaier way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Skutt are
assisting the counters at the Ben
ninghauseu store in the big watch
contest Several OF Skutt's friends
forgot the rule that votes more
than a week old on the date OF their
receipt would not be counted and
this has caused a great delay. Sew
eral thousand OF these votes were
sent In Saturday and the counters
have a Job on their hands to sort
them out.
II was expected that the result
could be announced Tuesday. but
on account OF the Old votes. the
count is greatly delayed. Eight
clerks worked Monday evening on
the count and they made a big hole
IN the piles Of votes scattered about
the store. The present indications
are that W. J Santmyer will lead
when the final vote Is counted. The
number Of old votes for Skutt will
reduce his total vote several thou
sands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

pointed time
The Minnesota is expected 90 ar
rive in Seattle at 7 o clock Tues
day night. completing her first
round trip 20 the Orient. The
steamship was reported az having
passed Tatooah at 1880 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. She Will stop
over al Port Townsend for examin-
alton by the customs and immigra-
ton officials. The officials OF the
Great Northern Steamship company
stated Tuesday morning that from
the time she was reported 70 have
passed TBtooHh until her arrival At
smiths cove. ttih hours would be
consumed. on her arrival az her
docks at that time the vessel Will
have consumed a trlfe more than
So days I'm making the round trip
across tho Pacific.
The Minnesota left Seattle on jan
uary %. at A:30 o'clock. Her first
port Of call was At Yokohama.
thence to Kobe. NaEaaakl, shang-
hal. Manila and Hongkong On the
return trip she made Shanghai.
NagaaaM. .sobe and Yokohama and
from the last named port sailed for
Seattle. The vessel brings iba first.
second and third class passengers
among whom are expected the Hill
party. which took passage for the
orient on her when she left this
port.
Her agents have received no
classification Of her list 30 far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

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