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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18
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Ncnc llnrubcn in @aridan nno qpo5,

Ufellteret 0eS GfQfertllbllrger RegI
mentS. - llnterbuIt Der Sruppel
mdbreno oeS 9elagerungS3ultun
Oe5 muB bon Den @iirgern beltrit
ten mer6eu. - StrengeS @erbo
gegen gelebmiorigc 8eriammIm
gen, llm3iige unb auiIdnic il
Folen. - 8erilhtc iiber oic Gnt
oedunq elmer npren &eridmormr
gegen ben G3oren uno etlib(
8roBiiirlten.
Mcbr 9lutpcrgieBen in
@oriduu uno GODS.
@aridaM IT. &uli. - Gin
1cteftiusS Sergeant murOc bcrtc BON
cinem llNbefonltcn OabIcr crltol'en.
Ginc &nianterie. FatrouiQc %ieucrtc
uui Der &criolaunG 0eS WoroerS cine
Salpe ab, mclte einen aauimann
t00tctc.
2oO& II. Sui. - Gin Sbeil oe3
bier garuiionirenocn Gfaterinburgcr
Rcgimcnt5 meuterte beutc uno too
tete eineu Offi3ier. 2ie Weuterer
muroen feltgenomnlcn.
NnlGBIih oeS gclaQerungS5uitan.
0e3 miilien Die 9iirger bon Goo3 tag.
lid, $500 fir ben l~lnterbolt Der bier
liegenoen Sruppen beiltenern.
StrenqereS R~egiment in
Eolen.
@ar d a II, II. Sui. Der
@eneralgouperneur General Wori'
mopih bat cine 8Croronunq erlollcn,
ourh melfe mgciebmaBige Der.
iummlungen Nul5iiac uno GuilGufc
uuf Den Str1Ben IN gang Eolen Der
boten merocn. Sic Mcgierlng fiihlt
lif iebt ltorf qenng, Die Srommq i'm
pollten llniang 6urh5ufiibren mo
cntihieoene WaBnabmen ge9en ale
3emonItranten 81 ergreifen.
Bert d IN 0runq entoedt.
NoriS, II. Sui, = Ser EetcrS.
burger Correspondent oeS bieiigCl
oGdo" mcloet, OoB cine meituer'
5lueigte @erihDorung, melte Die Gr-
morbung bes G5aren un0 Der @roB.
fiiriten 8laoimir mo Mleri@ gum
3iped batte, entocdt mllroe. Giclc
gebienitete i'm @inter. uno Dem
gnitl6toii Foloit Ionen ~perboitet
moroen lein, uno inter Den Seltge-
nommenen befinoen lid angebliJ
5luei 0iener Der G5orino.Wlltter
Gem It 10 uno FoIi3ei.
WoSfau II. Suli. 49, %n elmer
Siblmg oes erefutiosG omite'S Der
Semitmo.S 8 Organization, mcIhe &c.
tern i'm Snuic oe8 ErGlioenten so.
louin bonn MoStauer Semitmo itott.
iono, eridien cine glbtbeiIuug Eoli.
sci uno oronete oeren NuiIoiula al.
0ie SemitposS ertreter pcrrpeigcrten
Dies un6 lebten ibre @crotbungen
fort. SpGter erilld)ten tic nm Grloub-
nib sir Gbboltung ocs Gongrelies,
oeilen oIf oen 10. Sui ongciebte Gr-
oiimung 0ic 9eborben perboten ba-
ben.
Seine Sruppen an @orb.
petersburg, II. SrIi. - ST.
bebun0en babeu craeben oob cine
Nodridt, Der 5ufolge an 9oro Der
&riegSihiiic oilf Dem Shipor5en
Meer Sruppen 9ebufS Ginidiihte.
rrn9 mo9lider Weutercr mitgeiiibrt
iperoen, mbegriinoet lit.
Neuer 8eneraI .Suipef.
teur.
Petersburg II. SllIi. - Gem
@robiiirlten Sergius WiHailomitid
lit Die ncu geid)oiiene @enerol , Sn.
lpettion Der Irtillerie perIieben NOR
Den.
Sic Vanern II nruben in
&berion.
Sbeiio, Il. Sui. 49, ,Sn oem
8ouoernemcntaber lueroen ldar'e
WfaBnabmen 5ur llnteroriidung Der
Vnnern. llnrlben crgriiien. S,n oenl
Eautino.G iltritt muroen 1860 2ono.
lelltc, Die roubeno mno pliinocruo
Die 8egenb ourd)Sogen. bon Sruppen
uerlnitet; Die 8einngencn limo BON
aoladen nit a%nutenbieben idrcdlid,
%miBbnnoelt moroen. Sic llnruben
baben iebt etrpas nahgelallen, MIR
in aborfom unb 8ursf fommen nod,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-18

- Sm @iuimantic Niper fenterte
EN- aabn, iuorin iih Der AZ Sabre al
te hilbert Serrier ponWiuimantic nit
bier gefannten befono; ale Snialien
'tilr5ten ms @alier; Serrier ertranf,
Die Mnoercn ml,rben gerettet. Die Sc
lelllhoft nar eben bon elmer 8ergnii.
a~nnasfabrt suriidsefebrt unb bate
lid ben Spab aemadt,s Gen aabn
5umS haufeln 5u brinaen, ais lie iid
Der 2anbungsiteIe ndberteu.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13
st. Paul's Church Notes.

Owing to the storm of Friday, Father
Turcot was unable to go to Lowell to hold
services there yesterday, so he will en-
deavor to go next Sunday, Feb. 19.
The funeral services of Edgar Gaudette
of Irasburg, who died very suddenly,
were held Wednesday morning. He was
taken Ill Sunday morning and died Mon
day afternoon, at O'Clock. Father Turcot
officiated at the services. Much sympathy
is expressed for the family in their bereave-
ment.
Yesterday morning Father Turcot began
a series of sermons on "The Passions OF
Our Lord Jesus Christi, they will be con-
tinued until Easter; yesterday his sermon
was 1.-THE Garden of Gethsemane," and
everyone listened to it with much interest
every following one will be closely watched
with great interest.
The forty hours devotion will begin
next Wednesday, Feb. 10, at $50 a. m.
with evening prayer and sermon at 7:3t
o'clock; Thursday a. m, at o'clock there
will be service and in the evening at z &c
O'Clock pray meeting and sermon; Fri
day morning at $50 a. M, there will be
the last service of the devotion of forty
hours. 1t is expected eight or nine priests
from the Catholic diocese of Burlington
will be present and some of them will de-
liver the sermons at evening service.
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Methodist Church Notes

Union prayer meeting at NJ E. vestry on
"Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Epworth League on Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. Subject, ''Christ Servant-We
are Servants" Leader, Mrs. Cora Harri-
man.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold q
bust It SIS meeting at Mrs. B. B. Jerome's
Wednesday evening, Feb. 10. Will the
members make q special effort TO te
present?
The choir will sing on Sunday morning
an anthem entitled, ''Searc ch he o God,
by Albert j Holden. Mrs. HartweH viii
sing for an offertory solo entitled. laRise
to all Eternity" oy F. c. Hayes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13
BARTON.

tionaI items from this and other
will be found on. page six.
fsmith is numbering il Glover this
Louise Aikhl has been visiting her
s in Irasbutg
Grace Sawyer of Morrisviile is vis-
Mrs. Cora Ferrill.
Cro18din has been laid up with
of grip, but is out again.
lie Hattie Walker is stopping with
MT, Mrs. NJ. H. Drumming.
GLE OF Hanover came here to attend
B. Williamson last week.
IF. K. iDemming of Lisbon, N. H., is
= Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Pierce.
Sarah Williamson OF Concord, N.
beenip, town the past week.
uIar megting Of the W.C t. u, Will
h Mrs. H.A GIazier Thursday after
u -.
Della Bliss has finished her second
of school in Coventry and returned
IS Sarah Mcclellan is on three weeks
ion from her dutiesat Geo: H, Davis
Needham leaves for. her home in
IN, Mass, today for stay of some
$.
brge Burnham OF Ryegate is visiting
mother, Mrs. Alden Stoekwen for a
lays.
$. R. E. French of stsJohnsbury Wis
her brother, D. D:Beah, and. family
week.
e womsn's Literary Club will meet
Miss Mabel Gay Wednesday even
Feb. Is 5
w. Kicker has finished his wood jot
heffield and is having the fuel drawn
to market.
A. Rash is numbering on the Salmon
Glover for the Z. L. Chandler Co. o
on Landing.
other big storm last night has Sc
ked the railroads that the trains ar
late o-day.
IguIar meeting of Orleans Lodge, No
!. & A. NJ, Friday evening Work OF
M. NJ. degree.
after tomorrow is the last day IL
,h to pay our taxes if we desire to vot
tarch meeting.
and Mrs. Joseph Brooks are reioic
in the arrival of nine and one-hai
nd boy Sunday.
r and Mrs. George E. King spent Sun
with ME. Kings sister, Mrs Waite
1, at Coventry.
rs. n. ]. Eddy has been very SICK On
e near having pneumonia, but is llttl
er at this writing.
large. number of Mssons from thi
. attended the district meeting
hon Landing last Tuesday.
he funeral bf Edgar Gouette of Irss
9 was held at the Catholic church Las
nday. Fathef Turcott officiating.
arold Webster, little son of Mr.. an
J. {. B. Webster, was Ill with tonsilit
last of the week but is improving.
bow shoers are notified that there vi
tramp Tu, sday evening to start at a.
passenger depot. All are invited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13
CRAFTSBURY.

]. c. Allen was in town last week.
Leota Stratton was sick last week.
E. G. StrattoR was in Waterbury last
Wednesday.
There are four new cases Of mumps at.
Calvin Coles.
H. R. Mack of Hardwick was in town
last Wednesday.
Dudley sabins is Ill with pneumonia at
the home of j. Lindsay.
g. L.TilIotson and A. Daniels were ia
Newport the fist 81 last week.
The Ladies, Afi met with Mrs. John
Patterson, Thursday afternoon.
Roland Moody is able to be ont after two
weeks. illness with iaundice.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs.
M. Patterson last Phursday p. m.
Will Marckres has rented of Harry King
his tenement over his blacksmith shop.
Myra, the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Gage, is improving rapidly.
Fannie Hatch was taken TO Waterbury
last Wednesday for medical treatment.
|. Fred and Percy Keir returned to God
dard Seminary In Barre last week Mondays
Homer Bartlett took Fannie Hatch t0
the retreat at Waterbury, last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Dawson from Barton visited rela-~
tives and friends in this town last week.
There will be- a donation and oyster
supper for the benefit of the Methodist
church at the vestry Feb. u.
Several of the Masons of this place at
tended the. district meeting at Barton
Landing, last Tuesdsy evening.
CONTINUED ON FoURTB PAGE. =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13
congregational Church Notes.


S G. G. Baldwin, now of Montpelier, occu-
pied his old place as tenor in the choir yes
terday.
There will be a special service in the
Sunday school next Sunday morning and
it is hoped that every member will be
present.
Next Sunday evening the subject of the
Christian Endeavor meeting is 'sGlorify-
ing God in Our Home'', led by Miss But
Ter. Remember that the time of the meet
ing has been charged from Monday even
ing to Sunday evening, at 6:15 o'clock.
Rev. W. A. Warner has invited, Orleans
Lodge, No. 55, F. & A. M, and their ladies,
to attend special Masonic services at his
church next Sunday evening, at O'Clock.
All Masons and their ladies are requested
| to meet at the Masonic hall at $50. This
| is a union service.
Mr.. Warner closed his series of interest
ing lectures on Joseph yesterday morning
| and Mr.. e. G. Baldwin and Mrs. Stannard
sang duet. The subject of Mr.. Warmers
next Sunday morning discourse will be
Spiritual Expansion" and the choir will
sing s'Let Not Your Heart be Troubled, .
by Simper, 40 Jesus, We Adore Thee"
by Barnby, and Mrs. Stannard will sing
"Hold Thou My Hand" by Briggs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

|hd after Feb. 13, family washing
lning will be 8 cts. per 10. Rough
hing 3 cts. per ID. NJ. w. Johnson.
6-2wks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

|tionaI items from this and other
will be found on page six.
Smith is numbering il Glover this
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13
SOUTH BARTON.
- r-iand ia On the sick 1

Mrs Fred Friend is on the sick list.
Mr.. James Forrest is on the sick list.
Miss Eliza Folsom is nursing in d roy.
A little baby girl arrived at Edor Gram
mos, Feb. 10.
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AL ADVERTISING.

sements will be inserted under thia
90 cents per word for ffst insertion
ent per word thereafter. Cash must
py the order. No advertisement t1fli
a JoT Tess than Twenty-Five cents.
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also Mr.. Gay, the clock tinker. 1t is not
necessary to mention others, who did
themselves much credit.
Last weeks weather consisted OF series
OF blizzards, with the thermometer regis
tfring below zero large part of the time.
we were visited by only the end of these
storms, as we learn from the city papers
that the whole New England coast was ice
bound for several days during the week
and much havoc was wrought, Thus far
this winter we have been spared the brunt
OF these hard storms, although anyone
here will tell you we have had a severe
enough winter. The weather is milder this
morning.
Ladies' night at Orleans Lodge Thurs
day evening was an entertainment full OF
life and every person of the more than two
hundred present seemed desirous of max
ing the evening a pleasant one. Enter
tainment OF the highest class was furnished
from the beginning of the program to the
end. Stones orchestra furnished music
and opened the evenings entertainment
with very pretty selection. Following
this was song by the high school was
much enjoyed and exceedingly well rem
dered. Following the song Mr.. Curtis
Morse, one of Boston's most popular i'm
personators, rendered very amusing and
mnch applauded recitation, 'The Cuckoo
Clock" During the whole evening Mr..
Morse was called and re- called and every
time the audience was captivated. One
selection was David Harum at Newport.
Between the recitations music was rem
dered by the orchestra and the high school
rendered another song. One part of the
program that we would not fail to give
| special mention was the solo by Raymond
Winslow. The fact that the applause of
the audience recalled him proves that the
people fully appreciate the cigar and rich
voice of the young man. After the pro-
| gram, II. G. Pierce, w. M. of the lodge in
vited the gnests to remain for a social time.
| After a general visit and mixing of the
company they formed into a procession
and marched through the dining room
where each person was handed a neat
bundle containing cake. After disposing
of the cake and visit to the punch bowl
the dining room was cleared and the or
| chestra furnished music for social dance.
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WANTED,
MISCELLANEOUS.

organ to rent. Good hardwood
d and commode to sell. Henry
3 II
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

ALE-Choice rowen and straw for
n. w. Baldwin. GS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

Ed. Porter was at home over Sunday.
Ed. Gallup has moved from Evansville
back to his farm.
Rev. ]. o. Sherburne will occupy the
pulpit here Sunday, Feb. 18th.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. MiIlard Cheney next Friday after
noon, Feb. H. A good at5endieecea is de-
sired as there is special business to be
transacted
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

many years and was well known in this
place; a widow five children and thirteen
grandchildren mourn his loss. Funeral
services were held at the home on Monday,
conducted by Rev. William Shaw.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

size Bovuton furnace for sale.
lew. ID ID. Bean, Barton. IS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

for sale, also tenement TO rent
bck we'll, Barton. Pit
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13
WEST CHARLESTON

Mr.. Andrew j. Bean, who has been in
failing health for some months, died yes
erday. The funeral will be attended at
the house Tuesday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

Subject OF sermon next Sunday morning,
1.-The Boy Kings" Junior League at p.
M, Sunday. Leader, Robert Jewell.
The last quarterly conference will be
heio at the vestry on Monday evening,
Feb. 20, at O'Clock. As this is the mo-
important meeting of the year all the
members are urgently requested to be
present,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

pE-Until further notice will take
|nly once in two weeks, commencing
Still buying sugar and wool. Peo-
lone. @. s. Dodge, Barton Ldg. 4Stf
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
EI 0SCDdo de Ia Ciu-
dad De Manila.
Ha OtuTridO con q 10 nlSmO
que 60 b sI del "ChlVlto" On
Puerto Rico. I'll u

FL GobieFno americana ha san
cionado, pa ara la ciudad de Manila,
ell uso de- su primitive escudo de
armas, Guy ia antiR iedad data nada
menos que del anO 1895
Cuando LeRaspi paclfic6 q los
naturales de Tondo, Fagonoy, Ma
cabebs y Pampanga. fundo Ia ciu-
dad de Manila & institu uy6 su
Ayuntamie INTO. ..s g.
Tan contento quedara De la con-
ducta de estos habitantes, que hon
r6 4 la .ciuaad con los titulos de
muy noble y siempre leal. propo-
niendo al Superior Gobierno la con-
Get ion para Manila del uso De ar
mas, que fu6 aprobada en- 20 De
Mario de 1895.
Segin Ia Real C6dula de Ia in
dicada fecha. ell escudo debfa de te-
ner en- la mifad de- la parte supe-
rior un castillo de orc en- campo
colorado co q puertas y ventanas
azules y una corona ducal encima.
Para la pal Fte inferior, Sc aisponfa
que hubiese en- campo azul un me-
GiO leon y medic de fin de plata,
armada y lampasado de gules, que
son uflas y lenguas coloradas y
que dicho leon tenga en- una pata
una espada con su guarnici6n y
punO, y bat atiendo las aguas con Ia
cola.
Mas tard de, por Real C6lula del
% de AbriI de 1926 So mand6 CO.
locar dicho escudo en- la ciudad de
Legaspi, emblema, co mo Sc We, an
tiquf,imo' y que, a Pesar de- las
vicisitudes del destino, aun peFsisti-
r& en- estas tierras como trofeo de
lealtad de la ciudad de Manila
dice GEl Adelanto~ colega de esa
ciudad.
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En- ell j lzgad0 d 3 Paz.
Las dam ISaIas" OseandaIOSas,
los muChSChOS tlESdOT0S do
plGdraS, los amigos Dc bias.
famaF,

El Tribunal del juez BszGn eatuvO
hoy COncurriGf ,im0. Como tFeinta
poliCiRS y sCusGdos compArecieron alli
unas Glen pRrsOnas Ilenaron el salon,
unRS 6 declSrar como teStigos y OtrGE
de cuEiOaSB.
DeuunCiads Dor Ia policia. Is veoinu
DemetriS Santana pOr dejsr pululal
pOr In CSlle 6 ga hij }. como de uu On ,
fu6 . smonestad de- por el juez para que
eVitaFs ID repetiCi6 del hechn.
Denuncisdo dOn Antonio GOnzSIez
p0r teDer aus Carros de eonducir pan,
enfrente de % casa interrun1. iendo ID
via p6b ice.
Luis FernSnle2 4 ,nr arr,jar N ate.
riAa feCales & In v q 6bIiCs, procedeu.
tes de hmpie4R de uaa Ietrins. Pro.
duOe IL denur cia ell inspector Miriam.
do. Dos dollars de muIts.
BArtOlom6 Borrag y MonueI Cor :.
lea, por teneT varioB ar rtfsu los como
mantecR, Ques0S. mantequilla y otrOs,
ain Cubrir, an su eStAbleCimiento de
pulpe1la: Un dollar de multR & Bo-
rr6S. El otrO SbsueltO. T.
FranCiuCO Santos AsunCi6n Ori.
llani; PoF eICsndalo. Acusa al San.
tOs de habsrIe pfgAdO. Tiene un gol-
pc en- Ia mejilIa izquierda. Ell mega y
dice que ella 10 inBult6 y 90 cay6 ppE
eOtaT, aI par e3er, embrisgadR. Diez
dollars aI Santos.
ESteban Valez Dor pPovocaciones &
traneieco Fl0Fengani Conuecuercia
De tomar'e unaP ffiturGG y DO queH6r-
aeleS pagar, Dos dollars RI Velez.
AVellno Rod driguezy y JaIian DiAz.
For porter an Cuchill0 eli Rodriguez.
SosentR 6iNS de cSrceI y cinCuentS do.
!laHS de multR aI Rodriguez que oueda
detenido. 80 :
Antonio Rodriguez & IssaC villa por
Pre- teIlr trEses indeoorosas en- el niue.
lie. CinCo dollars & csds uno.
UIplano Perez. Acusad0 de pFofa.
rir pals brGs indecoroaas en- In via &.
biica. Fl 1mbra de trAb, j1y honrado,
le Rmonesta el jaez y 90 EbSuelto.
C0rneliO Fibre escAndslo en- Puerta
de TERRA inaultos al CAbo de IA pOli.
ciR Sierra. AmonestA6o AbsueIto
La mOrdi6 IN peFro & on hiio peuuE.
no que tiene, y Rl egar el CRbo estAba
mu1 eicltado por ID CCurrenCiO.
r 'bertO Rodriguez por inf ucci6n
ue ~ Oane8 MUnlclpGLegs IFa8 dQhka RI
de- nuItu. D.. . ...,... e. .... T.. ~
JuAnN Robies = Maria BAez Amo.
neStadS ls BE E. .'.'-''-'
Ventura Alberto. Un mach ,cho.
Tlrando piedrassy RPitsnl 10 en 10 pa
EueiH de 9 i6n. En- el dep6Bito degda
Ell SabAdo. Absus.to r q Ydo Skbchea
pCF 10 poipmc. Un dollar da nnst1.
DlonlSlO P6n8 pUr doEinir en- ura
Qe Lac meaaS de venta de veFduFa de q
ph "a del mercAdo. Ia dollar de
BEldcmsrO Cruz lin, h, &sa nor
StTopello 81 otro m pch chO del niamo
CficiO Jeh6 Rivera. DIS d,l1Tp d !,
multg.
Salvador Gon2flez Vidal r mero
pOr dormir en- Il 9 hanc % de la pI1z
de RTmaB. Absuelt 9. Du.mieron
desde lAn 3 de % mi mana en- el de. e.
RitO. 4 ; -
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De VUELTl.

Aver tarde Pegresaron de HumaCGo,
los distinRuidoB eapoaO8 Winthrop.
quisneu lleRar0n en- Rutom6vil & les
CHICO de la tarde.
enen-mAnlfieatan- CompIaCidfti.
mos del reCibimient que 30 lee hiCierR
y obsequiOs tributSdoIes en- lR ciudnd
del OsBte.
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D VORCIO,

Inf6rmass que en- eStos dfsg 90 he
verlficado el diVorCio de loa i6venes
Pedro G nzslez BAtists y Msrtina
DsGa Rosario. H1,
El aaunt0 fu6 ventiIado ante el tri.
bunAl Oumpetente. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
GUERRA INMINENTE,

New York, AgostO 28. 40 p. m.
J1zgase comO inevit able una rup-
tura de hostihdades, o ntre las gran
deS potencias europeas, pues eli mo-
vimlentO en- los arSenales desde las
1ltimas horas es ver rdaderamente
inusitadO.
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Ell EJERCITO.

New York, Agosto %, l-3O P. M.
Despu6s de un eonsejo de ofcia-
les generates del ej6Fcito ruso, di6-
Sc una orden del dia dando a CO.
nocer ell resultado de las confeEen-
cias en- Portsmouth th y excltando Ell
patriotismo de los soldados para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28

Todas las divisiones navales que
en- Europa y Asia tienen nglateFra,
Francla, Alemania 8 Italia han re-
cibidO ordenes de estar dispuestac.
La expectation del mundo enterO
sube de Punto y hay p6nico en- las
pFineipales bOlsas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28

New York, Agosto %, l.30 p. m.
Todos los grandes peri6dicos ame-
ricanos pubIicaron alcances dando
cuenta de la ruptura de- las con-
ferencias
Eu Ttkio, San Petersburgo. Pa
ris, LondFes y Berlin hanse rec:bi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
OTRA VEz EN- SEVILLA.

New York, Agosto 28, l.3O P. M.
Ha vuelto a alteFarse ell orden
aver, en- Sevilla. Espala, habiendo
sangrieptas colisibnes entire las
fueFzas del ej6rcit0 y los obrerOs.
Las medidas ton4adas por ell go
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
ULTIMA HORA.
Ell JAPON PIDE UN PLAzO,

New York, Agosto %, 1-3O P. M.
En- las primeEas horas de la ma
flana de hoy ha tenldo una c9nfe-
rencia con ell embaiador japon6s en-
Washington, Ell bal ION K0mura.
Al tsFminar 6sEa, un mansajs fu6
diFiiido 4 M. Witte sole itando un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
FRANGIA PRESENTA SU ULTIMATUM.

New York, Agosto %. l3O p. m.
De+pu6s de una larga session ce-
lebrada hoy p0r eli g gaOinete frances
presididO por LOubet ha sldO envla-
da una nOta con caracteP de ultima
tum al goblerno de MarrdecOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
POR CABLE

DO extensos detalles de la Ultima
entcsvista celebrada aver tarae en-
tre el baron Komura y el repEesen-
tante russo. = n
La impression ha lido tfemenda
en- toda Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28

bierno v sociedades particulares 4
fin de meiorar Ia aDgustiosa sitGa-
ci6n de las classes poppIares que Sc
ven acosadas por el hambre pOF
falta de tPabaio, resultan insufficient
tes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28

plazO de veinte y cuatf to horas pa
"a dar por termtnadas las negocia-
clones. @.
Este contest6 al REPRESENTATIVE ja-
pon6s, que sin nueVas instFuccio
de su gobierno no Podia accsder q
tai petIci6n. +
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
ROOSEVELT MEDIADOR.

New York, Agostp %, l.3O p. m.
Dada la gravedad de la situaci6n
ha inteFveniao hoy ell presidente
obteniendp por fin que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
AVlsO al pdbIIGO,

Mientras dure d f.brioa deI Iooa
que Ccupaba Ia eCasa de pYE1famoao
de Joa6 BBzsn, Alien 2l, "a he FtraSIa.
dado 9! no 2S de Il miSma Gale, donde
seRuiK6 1uS mismoS negOCioS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28

-El t6rmino de Ias negoCiaciones
de d psz rus .iapooega he Sido 0ue M
hsbr5 p1 airo QuerYa ' epto q nornna
Dos isponsaes 70 h a pr~ ~bsdo q Ron
Vii G Atell.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-28
SORPRESA EN- EUROPA.

York. 28 Maruecos han pro-
ngoclacione ducido gran gab-
6
la actltud enGrgea de