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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-01

Portland, June by a slight
touch on a key of gold, President
Roosevelt, standing on the far east
ern shores of the United States, this
noon set in motion myriads of wheels
pondepous engines and intricate mech
anisms 800 miles away on the distant
shores of the Pacific and formally
opened the Lewis and Clark eXposi
ton.
An immense thrcng had gathered
for the initiatory exercises. There
had been parades and speeches, blare
of brass, clang of gongs and the hum
that comes from the excitement of
jostling crowds.
AS the final ceremonies were con-
cluded heads were barred in the SOL
emn hush that followed the benedic-
tion, when over the placid waters
came the silver chimes of America"
proclaiming TO the awaiting thousands
the opening of the Western Worlds
Fair At the same time countless
wheels started TO revolve and the fair
became a thing of life ana animation
as the crowds ebhed ana flowed
through the great white palaces.
Certainly no more beautiful spot
could have been selected as an ex-
position site than that chosen to cele-
brate the centennial of the peaceful
acquisition of wilderness that has
yielded up the riches of an empire.
Nesting at the base of verdure clad
hills, on the gentle slopes of Guilds
lake and the Willamette river, with
an unobstructed view Of 65 miles,
with snow-capped mountain peaks in
the distance towering above evergreen
forests through which like an azure
ribbon winds the Columbia to the sea,
with thousand charms of earth ana
sky, the worlds fair site presents a
picture unique and entirely original in
exposition building.
Gates Open Early.
The opening exercises were brief,
though impressive. Departing from
precedent the gates to the exposition
were opened early in the morning so
that the crowds could assemble before
the ceremonies. The first demon
stration was a parade of the grounds
in which military, civic and spectacu-
lar features predominated. The for
NAL exercises were held on the shore
of Guilds lake, where the slope of
the ground, terraced and provided
with seats, formed a natural amphi-
theater seating many thousands.
The exercises on the lake front be-
gan by concert by the famous Innes
band, which played for the first time
a composition by the leader, Freder-
ick Innes, entitled Imperial Oregon"
and dedicated to the memory of Lewis
and Clark. Divine invocation follow
ed by the Right Rev. David H. Moore,
Methodist Episcopal bishop for Ore
gon and Washington.
President H. w. Goode, of the ex-
position board, followed with a brief
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-01
WILL RESURVEY
UMATILLA TOWN
LAST SURVEY WAS MADE
SEPTEMBER &c, 1861.

All the Original Landmarks Have
Long Since Been Obliterated by the
Drifting Sands and Malicious In
terference-Property of All Kinds
is Badly Awry, and Realty Owners
Hardly Know Where They Are At"
Property Interests Ars Confused
and Unsettled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-01
BASEBALL RECORD.
Scores Of the League Games Played
Yesterday.

Los Angeles, June Los Angeles.
1; San Francisco, 8.
Tacoma, June 1.--Tacoma, L; Oak
land, 2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-01

Advertising is profitable read
ing. 1t keeps you posted on where
to save money on your purchases.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

Bir bleiben nibt gut. suenn
mir niht INNER befler 5u ueroen
tradten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25
,,Werbetrat6eter" 8eruf.

Gin mebtsinHass .nslii&es syeds
bIast pesft oarauf bin, baB Der Grst>
lide 8ernf tn grpbbrttonnitn, fpern sr
auf f8trer tpsrtbfaaftltaer @runblase
ruben foa. fosufaeen Elm .perbeirathes
tsr" Beirut fem maFs. Der iunse Mras,
10 fltrt bos 8latt aus, merit Iebr
ba!b, na9b<m CT THIS raube 2eben Tin.
oasattreteR. bab es nt@t gut lit, ipenn
Der Wtnf1 alIsin III. Diefs gmpfins
bune periiSrtt N9 in befpnberem
Mab.. tuenu bet QnfSnser f6 Der
6duss anh Gamitiens praris su tpies
men eebentt. Oann mub er aus ses
thdttli9tn Ri6f1ten betratben, UNI
fi4 bs Nertrauens Der Witter unb
SS8ser, fotpis Der Sausbsrren felbH
tpirbis su seisen. Der berbeirat6ete
Stonb eines Mrates fei b~eutsutaee
ettuas 70 @eIbftberEdnblthes, bab es
fuft nnmSeIt4 IN, fi9 borsufeuen, Is
babe emit cine 3eit sessben, in Der Der
asstIi&e Beirut Elm stpansstpssfe ,ur>
berbeirdtbetn1 tpar. Das ,Hritifb
Rshteal S~ournats ertpdbnt. baB In
Graufrei4, LANCE nadbem bic Grstli@e
nnb 4trurssfde ahdsiststt Der III,
fprinsIs3 biefe gerufe ausib.nben
aloterm5une aufseb5rt bate, bas St.
lbbnib bes 3SIibats alien Mebisinern
o~bberlanst purbe. Wdbrsnb 3tpeier
Sabrbunberte proteiitrtsn bic Ier5te
Derssbti6 sesen bsefe uninnis. Gins
fibruns; bo ale Petitioner unb Dor.
fellnnsen BET ben atab.mifGxn 8eb6rs
ben uub bet ben RSnisen nidts frud.
teteu, 70 uenbeten fi3 bic b%eiratbslufis
gen WeoiSiner f4Iieblid an ben papit,
Der enbtiG has fsltiame 3SIibat aufs
hob
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25
Au0ifdl- lloi(dle 9e(erteurf.
ttriatsn esr 6sbaeaHu@t pon seNsuamess
pFtdltteea SssaeIiten.

Nrfae,sn ets 66baeunudt boH seNsuumess
pFid,ttaea 3ssaeIiten.
4us 5ioniitii4en &rsifen i4rsibt
man: Gs 1T in Der leBten 3eit bes
Dsfteren auf bic unpsrbGltntBmdBtq
srobe 3abl bon rufiiiden Suben bin.
setptefsn iporben, bic iif BEL Der Mo>
btlma4ung i'm Reide bes 3aren ni4t
aum Dient fte[en. Obnobl biefe
9batiuds bur9 bic entfeblt6e 9ebanbs
lung ber Suben in Rublanb unb bur6
bic @reignife bon Rtf6inep unb Go
mel binreid<nb srtldrt ndre, erf4eint
tie bod Bet sriinbli9er priifune in
etntm sans oubern 2i9t. Seit rs Sab
rem pulIsiebt lid unter benz Druid Der
f%osenannten Moiaeiege, Die bas Mdble
re9t unb bic Grperbsfret6ett Der sSus
ben in gerabe3u perni9tenbef Weiie
etni9rdnten, eine itetis ipodfenbs NuSe
tpanoerung BON iiibiiden 5anbpertern
unb prolstarisrn aug Rublonb, bic In
ben lesten fiinf Sabren apif9sn $4,000
unb 10000 perfonen jdhrIid1 betrus.
Inter biefsn Iustpanberern befinben
fi@ naturgemaB auBerorb.ntIid pisle
perfonsn i'm beiten Wonnesoltsr. Sc
TIT alfo NIT Siderbeit anaun.bmen, bab
stn febr GROCER She'll Der iiibtf9eu &C.
fssIunespflihtisen idon fanee 0
Musbru6 bts Rriegsg i'm 2aufs Der
lebtsn Jabraehnte aussstpanbert 1T.
9ierau sommt, bub bic Mobilma9uns
gum sr0btsn She'll seraoe bic MiIitdrs
beairts betroffen bat, rpslt. bic 1tdrtfte
iibif1e 8ep0lferuns babsn. nGmlin
grobno, Milna, Rifdin.p. aiefp unb
anbere. mo be iiibiIde Beb0Iterung auf
BEN 2anbe bis 20 proaent unb In ben
@tdbten bis 80 qro5ent Der @e{ammt.
bebSIterune ausmadt. Der per1dlts
nibmdbig srobe MusfaG Der iibiiden
Gefsetlunsspfli4tistn ertfGrt iin 70 auf
bic natiirlihfte Weife. 6tnau tommi
~nlIerbinss bic 4bneisuns s.sen ben
R~riessbsnit aus retisiSfen @rinben,
ba bic in ber sroben Webr5abl ftrene
an ben Speiieseitsen hdneenben Suben
Rublonbs troB ibrer sroBen 3abl in
einaelnen Regimsntern fetne ibrer reli%
etSfen Norfdrtften sutfpreGenbe Rpft
erbalten. Sn lester 2ini. geb0rt aud
Di.l Opfsrfdbisteit basu, iid fir eth
2anb tobtfdhbsn gu laHen, tpo man
ni4t etnral tpobnen barf; benin nod
tura Dor Wusbrud bss Rrisses mar es
ben Juben perboten iporben, iid in Der
Wanbf9urei ni.beraulaTen. Selbit
bic pertpunbeten @oIbaten tperben, fans
Rublanb aus benz Rriese als Sies.r
hernorgsben unb bic Wanbf1urei Be-
kdlttn fo1te, borten tein Mobnreht ert
laneer,
Na4 suberldfis.n @ddsunsen be,
trus bic 3abf Der Suben, tpel9e bis
Dor Sturgeon Der rufifden 4rmee tn
Dftafien ttnsereibt pdren. uber 10000
ober ettpd 10 proaent Der @eiammt>
ftdrte bes 6eeres. Die 3abl Der gum
R~riessbienffe e~insesossnsn iabifden
4er5te dberf4ritt fosor so prosent Der
Gefammtaabl Der Nesfulopihnger. Die
plutfeusr, tpel4t bic Suben fir Rube
Lamb entri@ten. biirfte bemnoh fir Bic
Mobltbaten. bic ie In ibrsm rWater<
Lamb" bur4 bic gefessebuns senieben,
noutomnaen seniisen. Dte seitsIunsss
pfgs9tieeu polen iinb iibrigens anf9eis
nenb berielben NuffaTuna. bieleidt
NIT gertnserm Re9t, aber lie befertiren
glei4fdGs, penn fe iiber bic @rense
tominen t5nnen. Wer NTH ben erfteu
etein nuf fe tperfen2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

3 aumnpIft nerbrannt.
Dis Tormer arlo 2aufleuts Don gldp
Gouutp. Ga, bsriamm.ltsn fd tiiras
lid IN Sort Gaines unb befdloTen,
ibren usberf9ub bon 100000 Balen
Houmipole au berbrennen. Muf ben
@trdbsn bts Stdbthens ipurbe aus
nteleu 8aIen Waumipcne elm srobes
5eutr anseaiinbet. Cine sroBe @efeIls
f4oft burhsos bic Strab.n. 3ped Der
f%onberboren 0anblunsspsiit mar, baB
bi. Jurmer 3eisen tpolten, bab itt be-
reit fnS, i'm Jrt.r.ife Der WaHtn .tlide
9dntu Nnumtpoue All ppfern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25
,.sOrs . Jsrmalin'.. (eimer &

-V S~*FEWsFH . kSVWHNt 70
&meab). bdlt, tpenn es MDraens
als 3abns uno Muno @afier aes
braudt piro, 8dbne uno Wunb
ndbreno oes aonsen cages. rein.
Y. s. Sbmiot 6puTton, 9eras,
GQent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

Drei3tbniGbris &C Dol.
met 4erin. gtn 13iGbrises Wdb>
den ipirb in aonbon fdft in jeber @ofe
ols Dolmetf6er gu GeridtsEsungen
beranseaogen. sic 1T IN Der 3bemfe.
ftabt BE sinsise perfon, bi. in BdG.n
belfen lam, no 2ttdu.r au ptrnebmer
finb, bat absr aud me6rfa6 por an<
bern Dolmetf4ern ben Woraus erbols
ten, tuenn es fin lin bic @ernsbmuns
BON polen bdnbeIt. sSbr 2ttdutf9
lernte iie bon ibren litauif4.n Gltern,
unb polnifd mar Iosufogsn ihre Cans
besfpra6e. Oobei ipriht bic Rletns,
pbsIeiG tie erit peniee Sabre in eng,
lamb 1T. bas gneltfhe 10 poatomner
rein, bab ieber re fir zine Gngfdrberin
hdlt. Sbr Batter ldBt is CUR p.it.r.n
Musbilouns ibres 5pra9tol.nts nod
cine beutfhe S6uls IN aonbon Z
fmsten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

9ob.s utter. SIN alter BON
108 Sahren itdrb In Wirbouen i'm ruff
ff9en Commencement Suipalti Der
frlkre prattif4e Mrst Or. 3ipnstpsti
aus Warfhau, Der Dor bret Sahren
nad Wirbalen tam, nm ben Ref f.ts
nsr Sage I'M 5aufe fetnes bort anfdfe
fisen S1Dagers, bss Npotbeters Ser
lotpsti, gu perbrinsen. Ser Weritor,
benz. Der felt ldnserer 3sit gelSbmt
tpar. bate Bis gum 80. Qebensiabrt
Webiain itubiri, tpar bann ola .pofiz
tltder @.rbredsr" auf 10 Sabre
3ponssarbett nah @ibirien perur.
tbeilt porben, ND n ibm seitattet
tpurbs, bic drstlide praris fp*is.r apss
suiibeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

@imtpirfuns Oct &dite aus Sen &orper-aat
s%eipruHeeme S6sbe nmo 6roHbeuIeu~Gs.
isoyens 9aten ftren 9ebanefuse
@rftasrfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

Ste ,Jretc xsreffe fir gegaS'' bat
sDu allen bemtfM : teganifHen Settmm=
sen Bite arIBte 0lbpnneafersnhi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

Wdnner iinb iir ibr aauaes
4eben bud erirorene @lieomasen
uno 5roffbeulen oertriippett uuroeu;
aber bieies itnb Tdae. NO iie es Der.
nadldffiet baben, ct. Safobs Del
81 eebrauhen. gs lit ppl befaunt,
oaB Ct. JatpbS Del elm unFeblbares
6eilmittel bnaeeen ift.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

Q arietGttn Der Stu.
btnflttge gi6t .s nad Der sgeft.
ftsnuns Don gtaturtuNbieen ni9s ip.ni.
gar aIs As.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-25

8eraoe bonn Nrtanlas Sslus
beretnaetomr1en: Bmei @aaonlas
oungen Bappels. @ihen. uuo Sidus
rr'6ols. 60. Stenes & Sons.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24
= Rcvista del Ateneo :

A la relacion de suscritores va pu
blicada. podemos agregar los nombres
siguientes:
Don Candido Martinez Rosell6, de
Humacao don Felipe Cuebas, de Ma
yagiiez; don Jorge Bird Arias, de
Faj srdo, don Acisclo Dlaz de Rio
Piedras don Luis Otero Cuyar, de
Mayagiiez, y dof1a Emilia Vilaronga
de Armstrong de Ponce. a.,
De Ia Isla Sc reciben constantemente
adhesiones y eli pago de las suscrip-
Clones en- 9iros postales de ST. -25. pa
gados por una sola vez, con derecho 4
ser "socio correspondence del Ate
neo y ecibir la Revista.
Este petiodico sera el primer Ma
gain que Sc publique en- Puerto Rico
y la edlci5n tanto por SD calidad, GUAM
TO por 10 variado y selecto de su Ice
tura, versando acerca de temas Glen
tlficos y literarios, sera digno del ia
vor del pdblico.
FL exto de esta Revista esta va ase
gurs do y sera un elemento de cultura
Y de diffusion cientifca y iteraria, que
afrmara mas la vida del Ateneo, pues
sostendrd viva la tradici6n gloriosa de
aquella ilustre casa y sera I'm tra$ml
sor de cuanto sea movimiento intelec
tual en- la culta instruction
La aparici0n de esta Re1ista .senaia
un periodo de verdadero esplendor en-
Ell Ateneo Y demuestra cuanto puede
el esfuerzo de la voluntad, cuando sus
determinaciones Sc. inspiran en- una
labor noble y generosa.
Merecen ser correspondidos en- esta
obra los que impulsan este moVimien-
to, encaminado a poner de relieve la
personalidad puertorriquefia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24

aaf ls. iss f..i..sa.- a< 'aese s. r.ia
H0. t.n t.rttttan laafs HhE fHa 81
tr. a.aat ,ae.ia.
eaua lsaat sas t.ei.f.si r..fas le rfsn.
60, sfr5s en sn Faianetr anestuN.ss .isn.e
fff gsaf 81 r.IH.f.s ~ -a fa .4aa I.eHf.te
aHat t aHtai. oe uus IHt ar. eas4a
Aaal
lsan licruauiss b. parcels FL Mfa.ro aae
s.ftt uHntfssa tlieuttls E.,ftla ,.a casa
tasa rafa raaa pn'efhaa. cams rl Nea.ca ae
II spiisi suc eraena cla>iaea .as ,uisra.e..
Hfr tifsH tHf# t ff eHf 9fttsN
cicutN.a. 4at ea hofa a,isfminada. l.uracn
Oar not- clara ireci~a cas- matcmatica DE-
dnleucia Era uu cliuice a. Hospital scr
via ia profession desdo 81 ,ltiai clcKaap ,,rio
dc Ia ciencia purs Licsaha ! -us diaguos-
ticos trss series dc juicios y dc obscrvaciones
clinica, preclsAs
No solo slrHl6 cientihcameuic su pfotcsi6u.
siuo que do pruebas siempre dc una gran sin
corldad y correction para sus companeros
Gano altos respctos entre todos. merccirn-
sus amigos Medicos
l'uso ~ talento general al seryicio de todas
las instituciones cutas de su pals Professor
de haglos n Fl 4fcHeo Purrforriguao. Socio
Res'deH!c de ii Socisiad Econ6mtca dc Anj-
gos del Pas, Catedrdtico de Hqgi,s del Institute
Cirl de Puerto Rico. etc
\ cuando ejercia brllantemente su profe-
sion m6dica derramaba ell bien manos He
mas entire sus concudadauos; cuando recibia
e respeto la veneraci0n de todosy habia
conqustado un nombre lleno de los mayores
prestigios " honores, una gran desgrlcia un
accidente her6ico de esos que en- Ia vida de
I'M PADRE NADIA y la de un hijo 10 es todo
e noble instinto de aquella alma tan gene
rosa ronc en- juego la suya y la da por salvar
un hijo ALA en- ell abismo immense en- que la
vertente caudalosa de un rio, habia sumer-
gido aquel pedazo de su coraz6n
Pero muri6 con grandeza, distanciado de la
vulgaridad dc la mucrte ejerctando noble
mente ell bicn; muri6 refejsndo en- un subli-
me rasgo de ella, 10 que ell fue toda su vida.
Tn gran talentO y un gran coraz0n.
Descubramon0s ante ell recuerdo de un Ne
dico ilustre que tanto honr6 dignilic6 la
profession en- Puerto Rico.
Dr. H. Onevedo Bdez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24
Convenio anglo
aleman veneZOlano
LA DEUDA DE DICHAS DOS PRIMERAS
NACIONES GARANTIDAS

Ya ha venido Ia "lecci6n de cosas!'
Y, ahora. no faltara quien opine que,
ademas del tratado con Santo Domin-
go, Sc necesitaba otro con Venezuela;
que es de donde fuG la leccion a los
Estados Unidos.
FL convenio con los acreedores ale
names ingleses quedo firmado ell dia
"a. No sc sabe 81 ellos Sc encargaran
de recaudar en- las aduanas 6 81 estas
seguiran administrators por ell perso-
nal venezolano. Lo que sc sabe es
que Sc les cede ell SO por 100 dc los in
gresos menos en- las aduanas de La
Guayra y Puerto Cabello, en- los cuales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24
NueSh0S CIp0Cd0deS n@diC1S
DIR. JUAN Il. HERNANDEZ

Era el DR. Juan IIern&ndez, dgno suce-
sor y heredero de la ciencia y la virtud, que
atcsor6 su lustre padre ell DR.. Francisco Her.
nandez, cuya memoria, como un simbolo de
honor, guardian los anales de nuestra cien-
Ella regional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24

F'rfg tc a''.S rsoccsa, son rs
esfs IS mcfcf t4Ala ,a.NW
ui as ual anlss So han ls' g.eo e.
.,s pcTrS1scrs
ncl pr~so Nss. cuvos dcfsl.cs &c
rtcrle.u nis ieefcecs. sa.o se GccMe
.rc una -c's0sfa cnscaausa. i D.
'cac. si - ,olas pareS oiorgo. sl;cs
4 lsfucinuariof y usnaa'afsas pils~ceS.
llvcrSan la> inisrcseS quc log csi4n
a fldos = ahusa1 de ~ poGsf -
.s E'.a 0e j. .mpansl s. 5 cn
lcs paue 1.alia, por medic IL sus
mssisirsdos ia ua e'cmplo digne dc
ifns aston. ciisnGo :. a barra las pro
v4ricsdCres. Siguiega hayan side mi
nists os
= gran acoa; eciul .enio ies;ral K
esta s-mana Ia sido c. estreno en el
ieatro "Nanzoni* de Milan de la nue
va tragedia de Gabriel d AnnunziO
ti,ulads ,"Fiacola soto moggio" la
antorcna baio el ceieminL
FL aaor de ia hija de Iouo' y de
tantaS oiras maeslraS no pzrece haber
sido ests vez tan alortuna6o como en-
dramas anteriores.
La obra de una in.ensidsd tragica
ezcesiva ven la que el autor pareee
ha6erlo sacrihcado ;odo los efectos
esof nicos, decae a parir del tercer
acto, 81 hemos de dar crldito IA OPT
ni0u casi un&1ime de la prenSa .nila
mesa.
La oDra en- question pre- senta una
particuia ridad y es la de haber tom ado
parte en su representation el hijo Gel
autor-
FL joveu artista que llevaba el mis-
mo nombye que su padre no ha debl-
do salir muy airoso en- Ia empresa, 4
juzgar por 10 que dice la prensa.
Ell Liceo Musical de Bologna cele-
brara en- los prfmeros dlas del proxi
mo Abril las fiestas de su Centenario.
Todo el mundo conoces la brillante
historic de esta escuela la que tanta
gloria artfstica debe Italia, que Sc
inaugur6 hacc un siglo con muy mo =
destos auspicios; cuantOs ilustres macs
tros han salido de aquellas au'as!
Basta citar tres nom bres para com
prender la importancia de aquel artls
tico Liceo Estos nombres son los de
Francesca Morlachi, Gaetano Donizetti
GTi lnii!oi 'a' pooSlHl'
III nSp'i 1Io au'oi 0e I'n'ae ooi .
'p9eatlas' s!pii'"o u1 d!0ho Llceo'y
mas 'Srde dlrectoI lre,ctI ael lniStno' 10 reo[-
Sanlzo y &c oIo nueVa Vloa en- 1880
tor ESQ eS 81 Iecuerdo oOJeto de eS- ,,.
Pecld! V1ucI8cl0n J SC conSeIVan am
con plaoo'o ce4o nuuleIoSaS reHql'lsS
uel ceieofe nlaeStlo ta,eS como su pc -
luca SD caSaca' e. ATM yel piano que
pSo en- Su JuVthlHd' IA herihoSa CANA
de csooa' eSllio lmper!2 que uSaoa en-
Fassy etc, etc.
Ha llegado Roma, llamado por el
bells. el eminente professor, Monsenor
. 1:-l 49, 1o Al .;;-.-1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24

Ouo proceso que tambien llama la
atencion. por otro concepto, es el in
tentado contra ell antique ministro de
10 instruction Pdblica, Nunzio Nasi.
A este proceso sirve de preliminar
otro doble, intentado por el hijo de
Nasi al sefior Fornari y por este al
primero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24

Siguen disputandose la atencion del
publico algunos processes celebres, en-
primer teimino el interminable pro
ceso Murri a que di6 lugar el asesina
to del conde Bonmartim por su cufa
do. Sc espera con jmpanciencia el fin
de la audicion dc los testigos y el
principle de los debates, en- que han
de tonar parte abogados muy distin-
guidos, entire ellos. ell celebre crimina =
lista y diputado Enrique Ferri, defen-
s,r del principal acusado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-24

Ha llegado 4 Roma, llamado por el
Ministro de marina, almirante Mira
bells. el eminente professor, Monse nor
Cere botani, inventor de varies nota bles
aparatos. entire otros de uno llama
do teletopometro. Dcho professor,
atendiendo 4 los deseos del minis tro,
dara pr6ximamente una conferencia
acerca de sus inventos, en- el Ministe
rio de marina.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
MUST WAIT ON SEWER
Electric Line to the Ball Park
Cannot Be Built Until Sewers
Are Put In on Crate St.
OF INTEREST TO SPoRTSMEN.

Besides the Banquo ghost in the
form of demand for transfers new
handicap has arisen to prevent the
Kenosha Electric Railway company
from building railway to the new
ball park during the coming summer,
and that is the plan of the city to lay
sewer on Crate street.
The work on the sewer will not be
started for month or six weeks yet
and the city will not permit the COM
pany to lay tracks on the street until
the sewer work is completed. Of
course the railway company would
desire to place the tracks in the center
of the street and Mayor German holds
that this would make it almost impos-
sib1e for the city work to go forward,
and he holds that this city work is
more important than railway to the
ball grounds. Of course it would be
possible for the workmen of the COM
pany &c place the tracks on the side
Of the street and then change them
after the work of laying the sewer is
Vii PASIOus DuI IL ID 1dAu1y pOSSAUlC
that the company would be willing to
lay the track under such circum-
stances.
With these various difficulties in
the way it now appears that the Ke-
nosha popu1ace will walk to the ball
games.
Manager Breen announced this
morning that the date for the opening
of the new park had been changed to
April %, and at that time the Keno
sha team will cross bats with the
Union Giants, the famous Chicago
team of colored ball players. This
will be the first game for the Giants
as we'll for the Kenosha team and
both will make hard fight to start
out with victory. Either Smith or
Walsh of the Chicago American league
team will pitch for the Kenoshas.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-04-13
MORE EARLY CLOSING.
Petitions Circulated to Have Stores
Closed During May and June.

Petitions Circulated to Have Stores
Closed During May and June.
The merchants along Main street
are considering early closing again
and petition has been circulated
among them to extend the early clos
ing agreement so as to have it include
the months of May and June. This
move is meeting with decided oppo-
sition among some of the merchants,
these men claiming that there are
enough months in the year in (which
the stores are closed at O'Clock.
These men also claim that the stores
IN the north and west parts of the
city are kept open until 10 o'clock
every night, and that on this account
a considerable business which has
formerly been given to the Main
street stores is now going to the
stores on the outskirts of the city. No
final action has been taken on the
matter but it must be taken before the
end of the present month. 1t is
claimed that the local chapter of the
Clerks union has sanctioned the
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