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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-26
Full Power from storthing.

= Christiania, Norway, Oct. 26.-It APP
pears certain that the governments
proposal to the storthingf yesterday
that it be endowed with full power to
with Prince Karl Of Den
mark for his acceptance of the crown
of Norway will be adopted by the stor-
thing by a large majority and that, in
the event of referendum, it probably
will be held to Nov, u.
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LEOPOLD Hol ps pRINcIPAI,rx

Leipsic, Germany, Oct. 26.-The con-
troversy over the succession to the prin- !.
cipality Of Lippe Detmold, which created
much excitement year ago has been de-
cided in favor Of Count Leopold the pres
ent regent The decision was rendered
by special arbitration court selected for.
this purpose from the judges Of the i'm
perial supreme court.
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cUNLIFFE PLEADS eUILTY.

Pittsburg, Oct 26.-Edward G. Cunliffes 4
the Adams Express robber, went into
court today and pleaded guilty to two
charges Of larceny representing theft
of s1O1,000. Sentence was suspended UNI
til Saturday.
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Mccall decided that it would iniure h
company. --~.-
$ Mr.. McClintock explained that aft,
the Introduction of the bill George Y
Perkins told President Mccall that tt
measure would inflict great injury upc
the New York Life. In 1901. the Ne
York Life had the largest amount
new business on it's books and was ge
ting new business at a faster rate thu.
either of the other two companies. I'll
Bracket bill was dropped.
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS, STOCK AN
vehicles, United States Indian Servic.
Standing Rock Agency, North Dakota, Oct. Is
1905:-Sealed proposals, Endorsed proposals f;
building materials stock, and vehicles, and al
dressed to the Undersigned, at Fort, Yate
unit! o'clock pm, of Nov. 20, 1905. for flu
nishing about 1900 feet of assorted lumbe-
20 barrels of lime, % doors. 20 windows. tab
legs, ETC., 10 horses. 2 stations and
vehicles, a full description of which
obtained from the undersigned. Bids fro
persons who have in any respect defaulted
any bid heretofore made will not be consi
cred: The right is reservd to reject any al
all bids, or any part of any bid, If deems
for the best interests of the government. Su
plies. furnished will be subject to rigid e
spection before acceptance thereof. Each b
must be ACCOMPANIED by a certified check
solvent national bank, payable to the order
the commissioner of Indian affairs, for
least pe.s cent of the amount of the propose
: which check or draft shall be forfeited to Il
United States in case the bidder receiving |;
award shall fail to properly execute contra
with good and sufficient sureties, otherwise
/, be returned to bidder Bids accompani
sbys cash will not. be considered. For fnrth
! Information apply to Isaac n. Steen,s Unit
Sta tess Indian agent Fort Yates, North zDaket
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Complete Winter Outfits.
The Great Plymouth Clothing House

All disorders caused by a bilious
state Of the system can be cured by
using Carter's Little Liver Pills. No
pain, gripping or discomfort attending
Etheir use Try them.
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Martial Law Asked.

Washington, Oct. 26.-The state de-
partment has just received news from
ST. Petersburg that 5000 workmen are
on strike in Warsaw and the governor
of Rrokow- has asked that martial law
be declared. The employees Of the Wis.
tula railroad are also on strike.
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Constitution Like Ger1nany's.

A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-.
graph company from st. Petersburg
says that Emperor Nicholas has decided
to grant constitution similar to that
of Germany.
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MUTINY ON BATTLEsHIP
Crew Of Vessel at Sebastopol Rebel
400 Arrested.

London, Oct. 26.--A special dispatch
from Odessa says it is reported that
mutiny has occurred on the Russian
battleship Catherine H., at Sebastopol
and that 400 Of her crew have been
arrested.
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HEARST May YET
BEAT MCCLELLAN
Continued from First Page.

sociates in that movement. Should he
Ia1l to do so, he was informed, all that
ne had previously said and done would
count for naught, and his influence,
personally and as exerted thru his news
papers, would be forever destroyed.
This was fetching argument, and
Hearst could not logically reply to it.
Under what was made to appear as a
protest, he accepted the nomination.
And then the fur began to fly.
Hearst-D Dunno Platform.
The platform on which Hearst was
nominated was a duplicate, in essentials,
OF that which had carried Judge Dunno
to victory in Chicago, and Hearst, in
running on that platform, placed HIM
self before the people of New York in
q position similar to DUNES in Chicago.
The more radical utterances of the Chi
cago democrats had made the republican
position in that city seem conservative
by comparison. and, similarly, the mu-
nicipal ownership platform in New York
made Tammany's position seem conserv-
ative.
In the earlier stages of the New York
contest Mcclellan g election was claimed
by the large majority originally spoken
Of. The betting on the curb at times
went to odds Of ten to one in his favor.
Gradually, however, these odds have
been lowered, until now they are scarce.
ly more than three or four to one, and
at times have gone as low as two to one
In this situation the Chicago campaign
is also paralleled.
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postoffice has been established at Erie,
Red Lake county Mimi, and Gideon Ison COM
missioned postmaster,
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Carey Roofing will neither run in hi
weather nor crack in cold weathe
Absolutely guaranteed. See W. !
Mott Co.. Tel. -376.
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On a Mighty Warsh1p.

q
Washington, Oct. 25.-The arnored
cruiser West Virginia, which carries
President Roosevelt from New Orleans
to Hampton Roads on his return from
the south, is the flagship Of the ar
lantic fleet, which consists of the Colo
RADIO, Pennsyl vania and Maryland in
addition to the West Virginia. These
vessels are practically identical in
every way and are the largest ,warships
OF the American navy now in commits
sion. They present the highest type
and all that is modern in naval archi-
lecture. ~ 1'| X. r.
This formidable division will take
its place for the first time in the North
Atlantic fleet in time to participate in
the reception to the British squadron.
commanded by Prince Louis Of Batten-
berg, about to visit United States
waters. -. =
The West Virginia is built on beauti-
full lines, and cuts the water with the
grace OF an ocean greyhound, at a.
speed of twenty knots an hour.
Her machinery is capable of develop
ing $4,000 horsepower to drive her
twin screws. - ~ ~. --r-.~G
The West Virginia has a, normal dis
PLACEMENT OF 1860 tons, while her full
!oau ulsplacemenC Is l5,l3S tons. She
IS p02 feet long and has : ana extreme
breadth of so feet 61A inches, her draft
being q feet. The largest battleship
in commission in the American navy is
but 1888 feet long with a normal dis
placement Of 1850 tons.
The Brooklyn, the largest armored
cruiser in the United States navy when
the war with Spain was fought, is but
1915 tons, while the largest battleship
in the navy in 1898 had a displacement
of but II ,275. =
These comparative figures will give
some idea of the size Of the West Vir.
ginia and her class. Within the coming
year two battleships of 10000 tons
displacement will be placed in com
mission, but even these will not, have
the extreme length Of the West! Viz
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To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tablets i
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure. 5 e.
w. GROVES signature is on each. box. Poe.
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WARSAW IS SETTLING

Revolutionists Preparing for General
Strike Among Factories.
Warsaw, Russian Poland, Oct. &c.
Agitators are organizing revolutionary
meetings in the factory districts and
general strike is looked for next Sat-
urday. The prices Of food are rapid
ly increasing.
Telephone communication with LODI
is interrupted. ~. II
Marital Tow ci-ad
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Hearst's whirlwind Canvass.

Hearst has been making whirlwind
canvass. He has spent money freely.
He has commanded the support Of the
ablest speakers on the municipal owner
ship side, and these speakers, night after
night, have been pouring out invective
and denunciation against the Tammany
and the republican leaders to the delight
of the enthusiastic audiences which turn
out to listen to them. .:a
AS in Chicago last spring, there is an
appeal to class prejudice and hatred. Sew
seral of the Hearst speakers have sug-
sgested that it would be advisable for
the municipal ownership masses to
march down Broadway. carrying ropes
with nooses for the leaders Of the Tam
many and the Odell forces.
I AS in Chicago, this sort Of campaign
is making a strong appeal to the litter
ate masses, for whom no platform. is
ever radical enough. They are focking
to Hearst almost in solid body, and it
is now figured that he will poll tens Of
thousands of East Side votes heretofore
reliably democratic. .s.e u.-
Claims for Mcclellan.
Tammany is not yet ready to concede
that Hearst will be elected; as a matter
Of fact, it claims vociferously that Nc
Clellan will win; but it is noteworthy
that this claim is no longer coupled with
large figures. ~
The Tammany leaders are understood
to be pretty thoroly alarmed. They
are now engaged in beating the bushes
to bring out their forces. The count OF
noses resulting from this process is far
from being satisfactory; but apparently
there isn't anything that can be done
to improve the situation. The Tam
many forces are up against the munich
pal ownership idea, just as Chicago was
up against it in the spring, and while
Hearst may not be elected, it is now
conceded that his vote will be very
large, possibly exceeding that cast for
the republican candidate for mayor.
And even his election is well within the
bounds of possibility. -
If New York is to follow1the example
Of Chicago in 'electing a mum ipal own
ership mayor on an ultra radical plat
form, or is to fall short Of his election,
but still give the municipal ownership
movement increased momentum, such
! an example, set by the two leading
cities Of the country, may do much to
Ebring municipal and federal ownership
Ito the front in the next presidential
Iscampaign and perhaps make Mr.. Hearst
T the presidential nominee of a new ma
tional party. e.-'
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GUEST
OF PLAGUE CITY.
Continued from First Page.

dent walked to the ship g side. On
tended brief welcome, and then the,
guest was escorted by the governor,
the mayor and President Sanders Of
the Progressive union, to point Of
vantage, whence he might have point
ed out to him the features of interest
connected with the trip along the
city s water front. s
the stream he held a brief levee, during
which he was presented to large MAJ
Iority of those who filed the steamer s.
decks. The president manifested the
pleasure he felt over the distinct corr?
diality Of his reception, and spoke
with animation to the groups that sur.
rounded him.
The Comus headed up stream and ran
round the Crescent, past Southport,
tain a view Of the great levees Of the
Pontchartrain district and see harvest
fields Of ripening sugar cane on the
plantations.
Throngs on the I,evees. ~
A few miles above the city the Comus
turned and then came slowly down the
the southern metropolis. On either side
people lined the levees as the steamer
afiutter with flags proceeded on. her
way amid the din of the sirens Of river
craft and shrill whistles Of manufact-
uring industries.
Passing the Algiers point the Comus
Rugged the west shore and the president
saw for the first time the immense steel
floating dock of the government and
the naval reservation. Further down
on the east bank Of the river he saw
the historic Ursulines' convent shrouded
| in the national colors, the United States
barracks, where several hundred Of the
regular soldiers escaped infection dur
ing, the yellow fever visitation, and the
unfinished shaft at Chalmette, marking
the battlefield Of New Orleans. Still
further on he had glimpse Of the
federal cemetery where lie thousands
of bodies of those who persisted for. the
union. 4 sA!t{s 81 8;
The. Comus carried the presidential
party beyond the immense terminals
under. construction at Port Chalmette
and then. turning, headed back to the
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Some discussion was caused at the
Studebaker hall convention by the APP
pointment Of committee on creden-
tials. Objection was offered that the
credentials of the delegates in the hall
were only to the general convention and
that no credentials were given to the
Studebaker hall meeting.
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De S0CIElAl

Mug bella n 00r0dQbIe Ests en- ed
6 Ciudad Ia graciosa v bella sefIoFita
de AFecibo, MOnserrate Coll. Sc hoa.
peda en- el eVeFBallesD en- Ta casa de
sus parientes. distinguida famiEie Coll
y estaFa algunos dia8 alBi.
Bien veDidR Ha simpstica hiia de n
Ciudad hermosa del Capit6n Correa.
Para M0ae0t5. DeBpu6s de pasar
una corta temporRda en- SAnturce, re-
gFega & Manatf la distinguish y bella
sef1orita Pepita r. Vanga.
Que VueEVa prOntO 81 &VeFsallesD lG
hermOsa manatiefia. pues mucho De Ee
estima aquf.
1 Una 50dG. -Ser6 ca Manatf muy
pront0. Los distinguidos i6yenes Baez
8 Infante (Pepe) y AmRIita ACeyedo
contEaeFan matrim0nio en- breVe.
Pareie aimpatica es de desearle toda
10 felicidad possible en- 10 TERRA y por
nuestra parte CelebrRmos muCho lie
guen & Ia venturOsR realization DE gug
guefog de CumplidO amor.
S...s....s Aseguran que Jorge.
ReDgeI y h9sta EFnest0. 90 halIan bien
presos en- Ias redes del Gni6o aqueI,
Ode ell mas adelantadO 9s el primerO
es Enuy possible Vaya Visitar 81 res
petable padre cRt6lic0 de 90 parrpQuis
muy pr0nt0.
In @FRzB hebrea d6 msqnfficOg tipos
de mujeE que COngervan las puFaG If-
meas de lee delic9daG hijsB de Israel.
Esto no tiene nada que yer con dicho
rum0r.
en- cuanto q EFnest0 sigue ceup6n-
dose de sus GasegurOa2 aunque pnrece
no esta muy seguro pCr NOR de- una.
no gabemos 81 m0rena 3 Fubia.
Buena sUeFte.
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8Titdicos psIiocI4
nlBll8 lnifI0
aIeea qll1 d ianla os ta gene
Tal aDIICaGItn
En un peri6dico de Hon Kong
encontramos q siguiente telegra-

En un peri6dico "a Hon long
encontramos q siguiente telegra-
ma:
sAFl6s de OctubFe: nven-
Icidos v-rios peri6dicos hidr6fobo-
radlcales, que Sc pubIicaban 81 pa
ris, de La inutilidad de 81 propa-
ganea 0lsocla0oTa. ham decidldo slls-
pender sIl publications.
Gun notable periodista liberal de
los mel res, les ha probado oue I'll
-peri0dicO moderno sera tanto mas
Ieido, cuanto meior sirya Al p6blico
con 10 cual hara su negocio; que
al fin una enpreSa en- Ia que se
invieFtan capitales debe pr0ducir
Ago, poFque naale trabaja para el
Yecino nj pOr eI gusto de- pastar
dinero. La manera de servir al pd-
blico consiste principalmente en-
darle noticias de veFdadero inteF6s
y en 40 Predicar "a guerra religio-
sa y Ia anaFqufa.S y
xEl TesultaaO ha Sido que los lee
torres de FFancia, como los ae ofras
parties aonde tambi6n los hay y en-
gran ndmero, Sc convenzan de que
existen peFi6dicos perfectamente ind-
tiles.1
El amelitado periodista liberal
acab0 diciendo como un antique
compafierO nuestro:
70 no S6 con qaes67o b06Joi
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GUARIOEX.
N 0 I | CHI A S :.

--Ma6ana a6bAdo. san Dionisio
oh. C6brense los aItafes. Sale ID
luna 8 Il ! 5 p. %.
En- Ia administration de coraeo1
de ests CiudGd 90 encuenttan detenidas
les aiguientes CartAs: PeIIot Matfss,
Pefis Teresa, Paula Pena. PaCheco
Francisco (2)
-Mafana saldr6 de BarceIona e
vRpor sCatalinao con direction & eate
puerto.
Don jose Al. Meudez. actual H.
Calde de MsysRi 'estA en- San Juan v
regresRF6 & 10 ciudad del CASTE dentro
de aIgunos dfAs. Ha celabradO hoy
una CoDferencia con VI Gobernador.
SecretaFio de Puerto Riso y Attorney
General. EStas entreYistas paTece be
rczsn con 81 asunto do la detencitn
del DR.. Martinez, de que damOs cuentn
en- otro sitio de este 6iario.
Aver fu6 Conducido nm individuO
AtsCado de viTuelas al hospital Cuaren-
tenaFiO. III
Han sidO aprObsdol de practican-
tee en- cirpjfa menOr, lOs gef1ores Pau
limo zorro y joaquin OteFo, de Baya-
mon; Vicente Gon.z6Iez SArris. de ca
tam. y Lucas Muiliz do Cabo Roio.
--MafIana embAFca para Santo Do
miDgO 81 inteligente tip6gFafO, don
Luis Mu1oz. SeguFamente en- ID w.
Gina rep6blica,se cRptaF4 D. estinOCi6n
y aprecio que supo graz jearae en esta
isIa por su CuIturs y conn1clones de
CarScteF.
-Han oido trasIadados los teIsersfs-
tas sjguientes: Enrique PaAiciOas de Ma
ysglez q Ponce; Gerardo Vene9Rs, de
Msyagiisz & Ia Playa, y Eueenio Ms-
tOa. de San Juan & MsysRuez Tod0g
son funcionRTiOs hsbiIes y cOnanet an-
tes.
Los sefioreB FAlkner, Deaetau.
Palmer. PettiDgill, Z9no Gandfa v
HolIander fueron hoy q Visitar u CO.
bernad0E.
-AyeF fuerOn asistidoa On ell Cusrto
de soc0RF0s MariR CFistina Lopez, Ma
nuel Marcisl. LeOpciO Gintr6r, jose
DeIgado y Tom6s Morales, de Contu-
stones leves,
= Esta tarde saIi6 peEa sur ameriCG
81 yapoF eCar6cass.
-Por imp0aibililad flticA han side
separates de d p0liefa iilgular Miguel
ValOOurt IadaleCi1 Manue
ARtOrgiogi y san Akp9n
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Nota S rapida8.

Ys los timadorep no respetan nj &
Los santos. H
V6ase si NO comoIos Cao0s re diriien
en- peVegrinRci6n hacia % MOn8eyrGte.
de Manatf. Parece squella haciendR
un remedo De L08rdes. Apenss IN
individuO observe qpe ID medicine no
le prestG. Sc diriie 4 IA eMonseFrateS
de Man&sf. Elm cOntsr con ell teniente
Schettini. quien Corta los vueloS ense-
Guida 81 pSjsro 8 pSjsFos. que ya son
vAriog, sin que Les VaIga nj 10 emulsion
de Scott.
Atm no he apreta6o Ia canf.ula y
W los 6nmOs e8tan ex 8 ta X pOr Sam
to Domingo y Haiti.
Por ID mafiana Be anunCia una revo.
IuCi6n y por la tardeI Ia paz, y no sabe
uno que cRrta quedarhe. y no ganan
para sust0 lOs que del pregupuesto de
aquellas naCiOnes viVen.
Sc habla de establecer una facto-
ria de CerYezS en- estR isla. Seria IN
negoCi0 reproductive Bi Sc tiene en-
CuentR la importaci6 extra0rdinaris
que 40 hace de aquel RrtfcuIo.
Que Sc lleve & efeDtO. pued cada fs-
brica que 80 instale en 81 pals, eg una
nueVa fuente de riqueza.
Sc ests proCediendo 81 arregl0 de b
Fambla de u muraIIa deIa puerta de
San Jnan, que De encontraba en- esta-
do depIorable. Ya eFR tempo, pues se
hacfa Casi imposible pasar por alIf.
Tambi6n han ceRado el antique pOzo
que en- uno de los recod0a de 10 murG-
lla habfS con esq determination se
les habE6 pasRdo el sust0 que auffian
algunos timoratos CuBnd0 pasabRn p0r
allf de nCche, pues una tradici6n pOpu-
lar asegurA ba que On aquella cdC699a0,
habitaba nm immense qMd6G, que Cega-
ba & los que con 81 se enContra ban.
Debe haber alg6n error en- esa ira
dici6n, pOr CnRntO ICs glt056s que cSe.
gan. no est6n Abtjo que est6n arriba
de Ia puert0.
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|! = i'''''' =
PsllgTO l1nIasRii para los Tusds
MOVImIonto 8nVOlV8nlo dsI oi6T-
eltO DEL MIkaao,
& general Okd dlIlgIendo Il
OpoTaGlOnos d ivlncs
6Ca5zss d beg. J
New York, ABril 4, 2 p. "a.

New York, Abril|7, Q P. m.
Informan despaChos 9e Extreme
OFiente que Ell ej6Fcito iapon6s hat
ce grandes maniobfas de avance.
Sc cree en- Toxic que van 4 ul
SECURE copl del ej6rcfto russo, y que
el ataque q HaFbih no podra este
resistiFlo:
Es inminente u peligro para los
rusos, puvs ell plan del general Okd
Sc CO. sidera como extraordinaria
obra de capacidad militar.
Dirige ell propio general las ma
niobvas.
La izquierda del considerable
ej6Fcito es nandada poF ell general
Nodzu.
Manda el centric 81 general Ku-
roki.
Kamimura diriRe la derecha.
Jdzgase que este colossal movi-
mientO enYolvente de las fuerzas
japonesas, de poF resUltado la es-
perada batalIa decisiva que obligue
Z la Russia q aceptar las negocia-
clones de pBz.
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PsrticipaGenos nua ca 10 dal eorv;en-
e mes qued6 org snizada una corrorSl
oi6n bio Ice Leyes de Puerto Rico-
con sl tftulo de &C0mpsffa Tndurtrie.
le SanturCes l.Ihe Santufce IudurtriSI
Co para dedicarse 6 Il expIotaciSn Gle
VaRias lnoustEl empezark poF Ia
7e fsbricaci6n de f6afOros az se0nri-
dad. hRbiendo adduiFido con a. ohie.
q Il antigua fkbrica eBolivarS as San
turce, y a mllnAe % ha anexado d
"a construcci6n do baules. ComprenfIo. Il
a I efecto. tadas les msquiuarias me-
tarialeg que para esta lndustria venfan
usandO los se13ra9 ouceaores de a..
MsyoI e Co., de e8ta plazut.
Es Secretario- Manager de dicha
Compa6fa Industrial el senior Pedro
Bolivar.
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ERtusIaSmO para "a function do
domingo.

Reina gran entusiasmo entire los
dtzettQntts de esta Capital para asis-
tir q Ia function del pr6ximo do
mingo.
En- esa function edebutar8n2 las
dos tiples reci6n IIegadas de Yene-
zuela, una de elias Ia se1orita Ma
teu, lie la cual Be afrma que es
muy graciosa y que Be harS aplau-
dir Ell iustiCia.
Asi, pues. 81 que no Vaya el do
mingo al teatro no tendF& OCCASION
de pasar uua velada que promote
ser agradabilfsima.
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JET vapor eKaInesss saIi6 hoy para
Saint Thomas 8 isIaa De BaPIoventO.
Eata noche se iDiciagS en Ia logia
eCaballerOs de la Verdads 81 Lcdo.
don Eugenio Bsnftez Caataffo. en su
tempIo de u calle O,Donell 8.
lSe enCuentra en esta ciudad en- uso
az IicenCia, 81 cabo COmandante del
pue5to 5e CiaIeg, don Angel Rosa.
Han aparecido Ios padres del ni6o
Juan, exbFaviado aver, y de 10 Cual
dimos uuents.
Ests manara Ne lIev6 8 efecto el
sepelio dsl cad6Ver Dc y nan0ra Ine-
yes de Dia. NumSs0z1 cQncgEEs s1eia
y lahanda cia ilan.al. asie.
Ron y piag
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-07

Ersn6Os y l0s S0spOssestss s05Te lSbrs-
tasS Sc gOrtearsn 8 tOdCs lOs affOB en-
IRE los que mas Sc distInGan poF %
cOnstnCia al q AhorrO
H0gGS a GAIA. Para Ias imIosicio-
mes:
De8 K lOR de 4 raaGaha, y del & 81
de "a tarde Ios dfaq IaboEabIes: j de 81
g 103 de d nla6ana los DbnoingO. Para
n extraCciones rs naislnag hO9ag ex-
aepto la de Ios Domingo
VaseSt0 az "a 8sccS6sss LIS per-
sons que iDteresen mfa porElenoEsG
anbra fsa iFnnog giicionc extEocsi0nca
nlanera de liquidar iIltere etcs pne-
den s0Iioi aE an eieuip ca y CNla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-07
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Antieptic0 y desinfect1nt
Para limpiar u oocAIY olentes NO
tiene iguaI.
Oui s0do oEOr QfenglY1
EARnEACTA An lltl ls.A
FFancia0o Sc. San ITsn P.-R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-07

Uno infiri6 aIlf dos pufiaTadas 3 su
concubina.

Ancche el individuo Serafn Del
gado, de Maunabo, infri6. en- dicho
pueblo, dos pu1aladas & su colcu-
bina Isabel Rivera; una en- el pecho
y otra en- los ri1oneS. Ambas he
ridas graves. Ell mismO individuo
Sc infri6 otPa pufialada en- 81 est6-
mago, siendo grave 81 estado de
ambos:
81 cuchillo fu6 ecupado y 81 Juz-
gadO entiende en el asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-07

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