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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
SURE-EN0UGH KILLER
Two Kentucky Girls Commit Suicide
Because They Were In Love
With John Damron.

PaintsyilIe. KY. Aug. eO.-The sui
eide in Big Shoals, Ky. of a beautiful
young woman. who left a note that
she was tired of life because she feared
that the young man on whom she had
voluntarily bestowed her affections did
not care for her, recalls, the self de-
struction Of another pretty girl near
there about three months ago. She also
left a note that she had decided to
shuttle off the mortal coil because her
affections were not reciprocated Both
young women. strangers to each other
as later investigation has disclosed.
named the same young man as the
Adonis without whom life 10 them was
not worth Che living. His name is
John DamToR, according to the notes
they left and he lives in Pikeyile. Ky
he is said by people who know him to
be fine type OF the young Kentuckian
The young women who succumbed to
death because they feared he did not
love them are Miss Hattie Williamson.
the daughter of Taylor Williamson. a
wealthy merchant OF Big Shoals who
was found dead in bed this morning
and Miss Mary Gunnels. who blew out
her brains with a revolver a short time
ago.
Miss Willismsons death was due to
morphine poisoning. The bottle that
she had emDtied OF morphine stood on
a little table in her room. Under it
was the note. in which she said that
she Was in love with John Damron.
who did net love her
The note left by Miss Gunnels was
couched in nearly the same language.
and the handwriting of the two un-
happy women presents many similari-
ties.
Damron Is b member of highly re-
spected family in Pikevilie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
STATE NEWS
NORTH SANPETE HAPPY.
Promise of Sugar Factory Helps Real
Estate Prices.

Mt Pleasant, Aug. 2O.-The people of
SanDete county have been notified that
the attorney and general field superin-
Jendent of the newly organized Sanpete-
week ready TO close deals for the land
upon which the new factory to be erected
and for the water with which 1t is TO be
supplied, and to let contracts for the ma
II Is further understood here that some
of the buildings the dwellings, offices,
etc, to be used and occupied at the site.
VIII be erected this fail Work on the
sugar-making plant itself viii not com
mence until next spring, as that will give
ample tine in which 10 have it in run
ming order for next years crop.
North Sanpete county is already feeling
the effects Of the coming of this great
inarstrial institution. Real estate. par
ticularly agricultural land, is changing
hands and prices are very materially stiff
fleming. one big eastern firm of capital
lists has its manager for the entire west
on the ground looking after its business,
which is assuming large proportions In
cuiries of would-be settlers are being di-
Fecte5 this way, and former inhabitants
who have moved away during the past
few years are arranging to come back and
locate. Residents who are in touch with
fled with the outlook for this end OF the
county 3--1 general era or progress
and advancement, ii not a small BOOM Is
freely predicted.
w d. CandIand. member Of the statA
land board returned this morning from
Salt Lake City and other parts OF the
north He expects to return tomorrow
and in the evening will meet with the
committee from the board which has III
charge the locating of the experiment sta
hon. The Subcommittee viii make It's
recommendations at that time. Davis or
Utah counties will probably get the lucky
draw. according TO Mr. Candland. lie
would l-ot make any further productions
than to Give il to one of those two.
A gentleman from Spring City. TINS
county. claia,s to have solved in meas
ure the proDiem of perpetual motion. he
has invented a pump which, II II does
what he says il will. will run itself Tor an
indefinite period. The principle behlnd
his idea has not been made public. but II
is understood that after starting, the
water which flows from the pump user
is conducted through its various parts IN
such way as 10 render the machinery
automatic and keep the pump IN contlh-
Uai motion. 1t is understood that, a com
pany is to be incorporated to develop the
idea manufacture the pump and put IL
on the market.
Alex Justesen, superintendent or the
Spring City Mining company property
in OsceOla. New, came in from the Gls-
gings this week with reports of the most
highly encouraging nature of conditions
there He brought samples of the ore
with him which have assayed $SSfSl per
ton and which are as pretty as any ore
seen here in a long time. Mr. JusIeSe e.
came in for the purpose, among other
things. of getting a force OF men 10 go
back and go TO work in the mine, as more
can be used to good advantage. he VIII
probably take five men with him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
LESS THAN ONE IN TEN
GET THEIR JOBS BACK

MissOula. Mont, August 2O.-Now
that the telegraphers' strike has been
called off the men have been applying
to Superintendent Gibson of the Rocky
mountain division for their old posi-
tons Very few have been reinstated.
the proportion being less than one i'm
ten. The majority of the men who
went out on strike have left here to
secure positions on other lines
ALI trains are still running behind
time and il is believed il viii be several
days before traffic viii be in it's normal
condition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
Ran the Hole out of Town.
(Woman's Home Companion


Burton Holmes. the lecturer, tells o.
Russian he saw some years ago n Man
churia whose methods of achieving results
were not according 10 the usual code The
Russian h@d u well in his frO0t yard
which he continued to fill up. He began
by digging Il hole by the side of the well,
throwing the dirt from the new eNcava-
ton into the we'll
Holmes. the old we'll was filled, but
there was "A hole alongside as big as the
first The Russian went farther away,
and dug another hole 10 fill the second.
He continued this process Of digging
one hole TO fill the other until he literal
ly ran the hole out of town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
Victory for the People.
Hope of PROGRESS.

London Aug 21--The morning news
papers devoted considerable space TO
discussion of Russia's new constitution.
Their opinion may be summed up in
the words OF the Telegraph:
1T win introduce enormous changes
in Russian administration. and its ex-
fstence viii be continued with the hope
Of further reforms"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
VALUABLE HANDBOOK
FOR USE or CONGRESS

Washington. Aug. 20.-The govern
ment has just issued to the senator's
and representatives the Legislative
register OF the United States" com
piled by Robert brent Mosher. for
meriy chief OF the bureau Of appoint
ments. department of state This vol
ume comprises ahsuccinct history of all
the presidents and their cabinets, in
Guiding many curious incidents con-
nected with their accession to office
There is also the record OF service IF
heads Of the executive department and
mass of Information published for
tie first time. no complete record re-
ing found even in the departments.
N4.,,.,..,l,o., ~. -. - ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
The Lid Was On.
Yonkers Statesman)

TIe was Il sporty looking chap. and he
was making Il run through Kansas in
his big red touring car. Reaching small
town aud seeing an officer mOpplng his
brow under a friendly shade tree. ne
brought his machine up to the curb and
said.
II say officer. can you tell fellow
where he can get little gasoline in this
tow?
Gasoline. is it, said the officer. with
a smile We'll. that's a new one on me-
Blu SAY young man. this is a prohibition
town an right, and YOU couldn't get
drink for love or money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
SOCIALIST RIOTS.

Milan, Aug 20.-Socialists to the
number of several thousand paraded
the streets, creating disorder and riot
ing The police were powerless and
the troops were called out. Cavalry
dispersed the mObs, many prisoners.
being wounded and many arrested
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
Sixty Years experience Of an Old
Nurse.

MIS-. winslow's Soothing Syrup is tn,
prescription OF one OF the best female
States, and has been used for sixty years
with lneve--failing success by millions of
mothers for their children. During the
process Of teethlng its value Is lncaIcuIa-
Bile. II relieves the child from pain. cures
diarrhoea- gripping in the bowels and wind
collie. BY giving health 10 the child N
rests the mother Price. 70 cents a bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

During the recent heat wave the change
in the national habits of drinking has
been especially noticeable. Coniparatively
little business has been done by TIE public
bars. while the sellers of iced drinks.
soda. etc, have been kept at full press
ure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
Has Plenty of Company.
Milwaukee, News

(Milwaul-ee News
However, Chauncey Depew is not the
fitst man L. be demOraiiZed DV assJCI-
ating with senator's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
WALLS COLLAPSED.

fifteen Italian Laborers Receive Sc
we're Injuries.
Pittsburg, Aug. 20.-F'ifteen Italian Ia
borers were carried down by the fall
ing Of wall this evening in the ruins
OF the Avenue theatre, which was de-
stroyed by fire month ago.
Thirteen Of them were taken from
the wreckage in a badly battered con-
dition- None will die, but five Of the
number are seriously hurt
Fortunately the men were not buried
by the falling debris and in a short
time all were eXtricated p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

1t costs you no more to buy Royal
Bread. our crown label on every loaf
stands for quality and purity. At all
grocerS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

Just drop in and see the new china
store. Davies & Co. 50 South Main
The newest designs and shapes in china
ware, glassware, cut glass. Japanese
goods Russian brasses. Everything
marked IL plain figures
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

Ladies' Literary club at Saltair,
Tuesday, Aug. -. Civic Improvement
fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
Maccabees, Attention.

Prepare for action. Lagoon. Aug p.
Don't forget, Maccabee Day. Lagoon
Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
Modern Plumbing.

At moderate prices. George g. Doyle &
Co. 81 State street Phone 162.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21
DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
Removed to l53 s. Main. Phone 40
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

Maccabees. Everybody. Come. La
COON. Aug IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

SO. round trip. from salt Lake to
Nernal and return. Address Elswood
33t East Eighth South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

Maccabee Day at Lagoon. Aug. 3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-21

)amron is b member of a highly re-
.cted family in Pikeville.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

MientFas Ga 81 ons y 1tiYo rs
trabeia aotiVamen - Ln1nE1 do
Delees rs ID d 81 ls
- de- obstFuCcicne que - op0nen & n
mayorfs.
Esa 0bstrueel6n es an1pAtri6 6tica y
no cOnduce & nada pr6ctico. JuseO Is
que Cada cual s0sterQa sue ideas p0lf-
ticas. pero de ESQ & pefier q tiemno
ca discusiones esg6riles pOF pretender
hacer fracasar b mayor1s. msrece
Reproduction.
Las C0mislOnes peFmanenteG y las
espeCialea. est6n preCiSamente para es-
tudiar J discutir los proyectas de ley
tan ampliamente como sea meneator
en 81 genC de Las c0misi0nes, de suarte
que cuando vayan q q C6mAFR q CO.
mission total puedn hacer. las enmien-
dag que estime OpOrtunna.
"A Is hOra de legilar. no % legisla
para repub iCan0s al para uniOnistae: !:
Sc legisla para Puerto RiCO
AQuellOB que tFaten de peFiudicaF 81
pals, que aCepten las resp nsabilidades
que pueda echsr sobre elIos i opinion
p6blicR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
MERGADo De CHlNls.

Durante las dos 6ItimSs semanas eI
marcado de chinas ha sido en- extreme
favorable. En IL 6ltims semRna no ae
ha vendido una sola GAIA & menos de
$1+75. sin reenvssar, y los precios su-
bieron hasta 50 25.
Los bEenOs precios que se espeFaban
para Navidad. sd retardaron an tanto.
pero el mercado es ca la actualidad
tan favorable. que no 60 Queia de ID
demora.
Es esta Ia meibr op0rtunidad para
el embarque, v se espera recibir gran
des partidss.
TOdo haCe Greer que duFante 81 res
to de la coseChs los pFeci0a ser6n mag-
nffcos y todos los expOrtadores ST.
dram ganando grandes cantidades.
Sc recomienda mucho & los exporta-
dores be gan buenas remesas enseguida.
El meFcado de cocos es tambi6n ex-
celente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

H B SO -Por los sef1ores Was
OChoteco y ArrilIag4. Para rpgIa-
mentar la inscription 8 inspection de
bonos cc meTciales. material fertilizan-
to y substancias qnfmicas en- Puerto
Rico. +.
H B 81 -Por los o. flores VaIeria-
no Virells y Uribe y AlejandrO Giol
TexidOr. Para 10 termination de Is
kilometres 10 en- caFretera ndmero z
desde Ell sitio denominadO Puente Blan-
co al pueblo de Maunab0.
H. B. 55 -Por el senior Matias Con
E6lez Garcfa. Para enmendar Ia Sec
ci6n 6a. de Ia eLey para prohibir 10
crueldad con los aniniales.D
HI B 56.-Por el senior Romualdo
j. ZsvalR. Para 10 construction de
obras de defensa para inpedir los des-
bordamientOs del rio GusyRniIIa del
t6rmino municipal de Ponce.
III. B 57.-El Presidents de Ia Co
mission de Hacienda, senior M6ndez
CardOna, en- nOnbre de Ia misuoR. Dis
poniendO Sc pague s don Manuel J..
Calder6n, cierta sunna de dinero cd
remuneration de serYiCios prestadog
CUuO HecE6b&E1O lubSkAnQ ueA 1E1Ouu&l
de Distrito de Arecib0. durrnte 10
meses, la dias que sirvi6 dichO cargo.
I'll. B. So. -POr el sefIor Medina.
Para estAbleCer 81 Dsscanso Domini-
cal.
III. B. SO. --Por los sefores Palmer.
MontaLvo y Giol. Para establecer ID
matrfcula de gsnado.
I'll. B 60'-Por los sefiores Camufan
y Soler. Para regular Ii inscription
de electores.
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Sant0 Domingo Ill fin
IniGTVo1idQ.
q pT0sltsnIo Morales dIco ul0
tlsR0 tb tioga en d Inter
yanGIdn.
RmmnFae dQ in4arVnnniKn on TaIFg
Run0Tss Dc Intervention en Haiti.

Senior Director de eLa CorrespOn-
dencia.S
In hegemonia que los Estados Uni
doe eiercen en- los asuntos pOliticOs de
America se ha extendido Is Rep6bli-
ca Dominicana.
Los anunCios de intervention en- 81
gobierno de RQuelIa antiIla, que yenisn
auguFando loa diaTiOs mas importantes
fin en- paImariR realidad.
La politics interna ciOn8l iniciada en-
este pals pOr Nc IKinley, tOmando pues-
TO impOrtante entire los grandes pode-
res eurOpeos que rigen los destin0s de
Ids naCiOnes. tiene en- Roosevelt an In
tr6pid0 " iel imitadOr. quien 81 prOs
pOne llevarla adelante siempre que Las
cirCunstancias Ia requieran.
Gl COmandante de "a Armada @. Di-
bingham ha sido n0mbradO Comiaionas
do especial del Gobierno americana
Csrca del de Sant0 Domingo.
III objetO de Ia intervention es 8yu-
dar & la Rep6blica Dominicana & reg-
tabEecer su cr6ditO, mantener 81 6rdeD,
promoVer Is riQuezR y bienestar de
nuestra vecinR iala v realizRr una era
de pa2 y concordia. con cuyo fio fu6
nOmbrado Mr.. Dillingham; en- union
del ministro americana Mr.. Dawson,
peYsonSjes que fueron Iecibidos cfi-
cialmente por 81 presidente Morales
aver. con cordiRles y amigRblea name
ras. quien Cfreci6 los representante
del Gobierno de Washington c0ntri-
buir pOr ga parte 6 6reaIizar 81 ideal
que Ie lleYa 81 interVenir en- los asun-
tos gubernamentaIes del pueblo domi-
nicanC. sfladiendo que 10 paz. el 0rden
y 81 cr6dito del Ia Rep6blicR eran 81
constante pTeOCupaci6n. y teDfG fe
oiega en- Ia intervention americana pa
ra realizar estes prOp6sitOs. y esta ble-
Ger Un gobiernO fuerte y duTaderO, no
interFumpido por luchas intestinaa.
El cOmandente Dillingham; fus escO-
gido por 81 presidente Roosevelt para
llenar tan deIicada mission diploma atica,
porque Mr.. Dillingham; ayud6 mucho
& Morales restabIeCer el orden du-
rante Ia Ultima reVOluci6n. y tiene nm
EgrsnSo y porfooto oou0oinafcnto de Ice
aaunton polftico- econ6 6micOs del oobier-
no dominicano. & juicio de los poI{ticCs
de las orillas del Potomac.
Lleva instrucciones especiales de no
establecer FadicaIes modifcacio en-
81 control que anteRicrmente eiercfan
los EstadOs Unidoa en- Las aduanas do
minicsnas y de eVitar futuras compli-
caciones internaCiOnaIes fin de Que 81
Gobierno de Santo Domin 90 pueda
zsDiaF en paz sus dIicuItades eCon6mi-
cas-. Los derechos de aduanas que se
recauden. 90 aplicar6n psgar reIigio-
samente 8 prorata los treinta y dos mi
Homes de pesos que adeuda el gobierno
de SantO Domingo & ciudadanos de
pa1ges extranjeros. y se cree que mas
tarde 90 establecer6 un gobiernO On
squelIa rep6bliCa baio "a 6gida del de
Washington seneianza del que tie
nen los Cubanos. ProbAblementa en-
pago de tan buenos ofcios, los diariog
indican va como reCompensa los Ea-
tados Unidoe, que se Les autorizar6
para estsblecer una estaci6n KavaI en-
! tRhfa de Samans, 10 cuaE Ehasta ahora
no es IN hecho ofcial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27

Tambi6n De dice que prObabIemento
habr6 intervention en- d. rep6blics hai-
tiana por haber surgido en- estos dfas
complicaciones con 81 gobiern0 anne
ricanO con motive de ID prisi6n de an
ciudadanO anericano que tom6 parte
en- Ia emission de bonos de IN empires
tito, durante 10 administration de Mr..
Nord. Este asunto adm no Sc ha acIa-
RADIO TODD 10 neCeeario; pero 10 cierto
es que se han cFuzRdo aIgunaa notaa
dipIom6ticas entire ambos gobiernos.
La incognita prontO se despeiar6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
En d IgIssli De San Jose.

El pr6ximo domingo comenzark IL
devotion de los siete Dumingcs 81 GlO-
rioso PatFisrca San Jok6 La SGnfa
Misa. durante ID que Ga har6 eI devote
ejercicio, GeH6 & Ing nieta dc u nnaHana
en- 81 altar de San Jose. distribuy 6ndo-
GO la SRgrada Communion & tOdos sus
dav0fOs
Conoluida & misa De impondrSn Ias
medallaB 6 las nueVas asociadas; 6stas
ConfesandO y cOmulQando Qanan indul-
gencia pIenaria.
Sc suplica Ia GsistenCia con u insiQ-
nia de IA naOCiaci6n.
El acto aer6 nmenizad0 con bonitos
motetes por IN Coro de aeforitss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
COnOstriOia faIIoGI-
da en- MusVa York,

LIZ sonora Lizzie Lee, esposa del
sefIor Fernando Toro. CO. sui ingl6s en-
Ponce. ha fallecido en- Nueva York.
HsbfR lido elf esta exceIente DANA
con obieto de sufrir una operation.
AL efecto ipgres6 en- ei SHospitaI Clf-
MICS y EscueIa De Nurses que es uno
de los centres de ci-ujfa en- donde.
como en- ell eHospitsI FranC@ss que
est6 baio 10 direction de nuestros COM
patriotas eI hsbil cirUisno doctor J.
Julio Henns. Sc hacen freCuentes ope-
Faeiones.
Un Competente ciruiano americana
llev6 & cabo 10 operaci6n de u seffora
Llse, pero apesar de los esfueEzos de
III Ciencia y los Cuidados prodigados 6
la paciente, no pudo estR reportRrse
de ID operation. falIeciendo & POGO.
Damos Ell p6same IL distinguids
familia Lee, Rsf como 6 Los esposos
Gambia O6rdoVa, Cercanos famiiarea
de n misma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
I0tOr rnaci6n

Se etk procediendo & tspar he
hocag de las alCantarillas, con piarcbnr
de- zinc.
Ha presentado so renuncia de Of
cial De ganidnd local 81 doctor FernfB-
dez N6tsr. habiendo sido aceptnda.
Ha eidO nOmbrado interinamente
oicial de sanidad local. 81 doctor Cue
to.
Cartae EoCibidas de d Hsbana in
fOrman que eI general M6ximo Gomez
tiene en- prOyecto hacer un vieie & esta
isIn, vicitnndO los ciudades de SSn
Juan. Ponce y Mayagtiez
Ell q de febrero Sc inaugurars en-
Ia Habana Is estatua de jose MArti,
nerVio de b independ denoia de Cuba.
-En j. banda de m6sica del regi-
miento de artillerfa que Be est6 for
mando en- CubA fguran varios puerto-
rriquefl0s entire ellos los sefIores Du-
chesne y AcoatR.
"A principles de febrero embarca-
ran para los Estados Unidos cuatro
Compthias del battalion puertorrique-
no.
-Esta ma6ana mientras hscfs su
lnIofmeCl0n local eI senior Dalmau
Canet. Ie cambiaron un p1ragus aue Ie
cost6 81 25 por 0tro que no vale so
CentavQs.
-Una cOmisi6n del servicio civil de
Los Estados Unidos hs VisitadO hoy d
gobeFnhdor con objeto decambiRr inn
presiOnes respect0 81 particular.
Ice dfas II v 18 da fahren0, subj
r6 6 la escena ID opereta c6micR Sci
Mikado0 que serS desempe6Ada por
elementos ameHicanos.
Las dos Representatives. de d
OperetR Sci MikadoS sersn & benefcio
del hospital de muieres nifios.
-Esta mafIana Sc ceIebr6 Ia vista
civil, ante el tribunal de distrito, &C.
guido por don Juan jose Gorbea, con-
tra don Guillermo Perez Acosta. Re
present6 81 demandAdo eli sefilr Hila-
rio CuevilIas Hernandez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
SantUraI.

Ma6ana akbsdo: San julian obispo
y ls conmeraCi6n deSanta Ines. ViFgen
N mSrtir.
Cuarto menguante & las 3 = Al p m.
Periodic de NAL tempo.
So encuentra enferma IL nina Mi.
CSeIa hiia del abogad0 GinoFio, don
Emigdio.
Han IIegado Z esta ciudad los se-
flpres Vicente Pag6D, doctor Font
Guillot y Riera Palmer con objeto de
conferenciar con 81 gobernador aceTca
do Ia exposition que se piensa cele-
bfar en- Mayagiez.
-Justo Garcia y jose Arasil fueron
cnrados en- 81 cuartO de soCorros de
C9ntusiones Ieveg.
Eata naffanR saIi6 para Mayagiez
ID banda de l. policfa insuIar. Regre-
s8rS eI dfa 4 de febrero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-01-27
EDUAR RDo NEUMAN.
New York. Enero 90. 1905.
Las se1orltas Dc San Juan.

Una sefloFita de esta Ciudad ha reci-
bido de una heEmana auya, carta fe-
chada en- San Luis 81 18 del actuaI. on
la que Le Comunica que & V@Fias de laE
puertorFiqueflas, due eatabRn en- Ia
fabrica de eCordage Co. les ha aco-
gido en- an c0nvento una SoCiedad c.
t6lica, de que Sc muegtran aquellas
muy agradecidag.
Dice tambi6n la carts que con ese
auxilio 50 tli6te situaci6n ha csmbiad0
y estar6n ca condolences de resistir 81
frfo terrible que allf se siente.
-Esta mafana estaba 81 senior En-
rique AQuinO. ex-conceial del Rynnta-
mientO. Visitando b oficina para for
mular Carg0s contra el alcalde de Ia
Ciudad.
Una comiai6n de prOpietaFi0s Ge
avist6 esta manana con 81 SecretaEiO
particular del gObeFnadoF, CelebrandO
una con ferencia y entreR6 R6ndole IN es-
critic dirigi6o q GObernadoE. soIiCi-
tand0 que los inod0ros que est6n en
perfecto estado de aseO, no Eean modi-
ficadoa.
Han GidO arrestldo1 ca el'harEio de-
Gurabo Abai0 jurisdiction do JuncoB
GreqOFi0 Rivera. Baimundo hLcI6feR
y HbuEcie Ykuqua, pog ealln
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la TlEN DITA.
DE y. ECHRVARRIA.

Todas Ias semanas reside nuevos
suTtidOs de quincalla ropa hecha &
preciOa reducidoa. Es 81 estableCini-
ent0 mas concuFfidO de San Juan.
Plaza Principal 30. I'D Iado del Ayun-
anaient0. San juan, II II.
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I25.0O0- dollars para los hueIguistas

Otros despachos dicen que es tai
el des0rden que reina en- todo el
imperio que los reclutas Sc fugan
con armas y municiones y que en-
los 1ltimos tumultos de San Pc
Itersburgo. muchos soldados pelea-
ban entire las filas de los obreros.
Las prisiones estan nenas y CON
ltindase hacienda aFreStOs.