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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

City Attorney Charles P. Levy
stated the injunction case to de-
termine the city's right to exact
the payment of an annual license
fee from lawyers would be taken
up in court sometime during the
present month. The case will be
argued before Judges Henderson
and Motter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
Maryland School For the Deaf

The annual meeting of the Board
of Visitors of the Maryland School
for the Deaf and Dumb was held
at the school Thursday of last
week.
The officers of the Board were
re elected for the ensuing year.
Prof Charles W. Ely was re-
elected principal.
Reports were presented by the
executive committee and the prin
cipal showing very gratifying
condition of affairs. The atten-
dance of pupils has been larger
than in any previous year, having
reached one hundred and eleven,
all of whom are now present.
Examinations are now in pro-
gress. The school closes on Wed
nesday. the 21st.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
Centennial of a Church.

The centennial Of the dedica-
ton of st. Paul's United Broth
rem Church in Hagerstown was
celebrated Sunday. The pastor,
Rev. A. B. Station, preached
from the Same text ("Godliness
is profitable in all things') from
which Rev. George Geeting, the
founder of the congregation,
preached 100 years ago when the
church was dedicated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

Sister Mary Eulalia Dougherty
was elected Mother Superior of
the Academy of Visitation this
city Thursday afternoon of last
week for a period of three years.
She served in this same capacity
six years ago, when she was sue
ceeded by Sister Mary Austin Nc
Dermott, who retired from the
Office yesterday.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

Mr.. Ritter Fitzgerald, editor and
proprietor of the Philadelphia
pa Item, and Mrs. Maude Hub
bard and daughter, Geraldine, are
spending some time in this city
and are guests of Miss Clara
Knauff, 22O East Patrick Street.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was born in this
city in the house now owned by
Miss Rebecca Routzahn, North
Market street. Mr.. Fitzgerald is
Q fine vocalist and an extensive
tourist, having crossed the ocean
twenty six times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
New R, F. D. Route.

A new rural free delivery route
has been ordered as follows.
Middletown, Frederick county
(Route No. ~ Length of route,
1877 miles; area covered, 15 square
miles; population served, 800;
number of houses on route, 80.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
LIABILITIES.
Tota

S-iOtl,iub VI
STATE OF MARYLAND,
County Of Frederick, S.:
l, William G. Zimmerman, cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my
Knowledge and belief.
WIN. G. ZIMMERMAN,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Srd
day of June, 1905
j. TRAvERS THOMAS, Mp
Correct-Attest:
JOHN C MOTTER,
ID. T.. KEFAUNER. Directors.
THOMAS I'll HALLER,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
TO OUR READERS.

THE CITIZEN will be in
debted to anyone sending in the
names of Democrats through
but the county who do not take
THE CITIZEN. We have a
special inducement to offer new
subscribers who send in their
names before July 1st, 1905.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
NOTICE!

If any of our readers do not
get their paper regularly, they
will please report the fact to
this office at once.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

General L. v. Baughman, who
went to Europe the first part of
May to take the baths at Carls-
bad, is now in London and will
leave in q few days for America.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

Mrs. Cyrus Helfenstein, of Col
orado Springs, Colorado. is Wis.
iting her son, Ernest Helfenstein,
Clarke Place.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER NIsI ON AUDIT.
No. 646s Equity.

ORDER NISI ON AUDIT.
No. 646s Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County, sit
ting in Equity.
Mary L. Dutrow and Ann r. Dutrow, trustees
under the will OF Cornella Dutrow deceased,
on Petition.
May Term, 1906.
In the matter OF the Auditors Report flled
the 18th day OF June, 1905.
ORDERED, That on the 4th day Of July
1905, the Court will proceed TO act upon the
Report OF the Auditor, filed as aforesaid, In the
above cause, to finally ratify and confirm the
same. unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown before said day; provided q copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
llshed in Frederick County, for two successive
weeks prior to said day.
dated 18th day OF June, 1905.
SAMUEL T. HAFFNER.
Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for Frederick county
True Copy-Test'
SAMUEL T. HAFFNER.
Charles r. Levy, Clerk.
solicitor - 1885,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
BRUNER-LARE.

Mr.. Francis NJ. Bruner and Mrs.
Ann Rebecca Lare, both of Mt.
Pleasant district, were married by
Rev. j. NJ. Burial at his resi-
dence, near New Market, on
Thursday, June s, at $50 O'Clock
p. m.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
Citizens National Bank
RESOURCES

AtFrederick. in the State OF Maryland, at the
close of business. May %, 1905.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.
UNNECESSARILY.

MERCER-STALEY
Mrs. Amanda Staley and Mr..
Edward Mercer, of Braddock,
were married on June 9th in
HagerstOwn
DERR-HAINES.
The marriage of Mr.. Vivalis
Derr and Miss Zulma Haines,
both of Frederick, took place at
Trinity NJ. Il. Church, South, ON
June 9TH.
TILLACK-WARNER.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred. Til
lack, of New Jersey, and Miss
Esta Warner, OF Lewistown, took
place in Lewistown on June 9th.
SMITH-STULL.
Mr.. G. w. Smith and Miss
Gertie Madeira Stull were mar
ried on May oath, at Myerstown,
West Virginia. The bride form
erly resided at Gainesville, this
county.
STROUP-ROUTZAHN
Mr.. James Stroup, son of Rev.
G. w. Stroup, and Miss Annie
b. ROutzahn, both of near Eller-
ton were married on June 4th, by
the Rev. W. II. Settlemyer.
BRUNER-LARE
Mr.. Francis NJ. Bruner and Mrs.
Ann Rebecca Lare, both of Mt.
Pleasant district, were married by
Rev j. NJ. Burial at his resi-
dence, near New Market, on
Thursday, June s, at $50 O'Clock
p. m.
SPARROW-FLOOK
The marriage of Mr.. Allie X.
Sparrow, of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Miss Florence NJ. Flock. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Lewis L. Flock, of
Pleasant Walk, this county, took
place at st. Paul's U. b. parsOn-
age, Hagerstown, on June LIST.
PoFFGNBERGER-M'CoY.
Rev. Reese St Claire Poffin-
berger, pastor of the Lutheran
Church, of Woodsboro, this
county, and Miss Fannie f. Nc
Coy. daughter of Mrs. Robert
Mccoy, of Rohersville, Wash
iugtOn County, were married on
June 9Th, by the Rev. j. E.
MauTer.
HAHN-ZEIGLER
A very pretty home wedding
was solemn:zed by the Rev. DR..
4. II. Eschbach, at the suburban
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles @.
Zeigler, June 9TH. The contract
inu parties were Miss Rosa Agnes
Zeigler, one of Frederick's highly
esteemed young ladies, and Mr..
Charles 5. Hahn, a young and
enterprising contractor.
SMITH-PFOUTZ.
Miss Mary Eliza Pfoutz and
Mr.. Charles Franklin Smith, both
of this city were married at the
Lutheran parsonage by the Rev.
q. f. Steck on Monday afternoon.
The bride was becomingly attired
in peau de Levant white silk,
trimmed with Irish point lace,
with white chiffon hat. and car
ried shower bouquet of white
carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
left for short tour to Gettysburg
and other points in Pennsylvania.
Upon their return they will make
their home at 12l East Fourth
Street.
SCHMIDT-GANNON
Miss Sarah Il. Cannon, the
pretty daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il. Cannon, and Mr.. f.
Lester Schmidt, both of this city,
were quietly married at st. Johns
RectOry, East Second Street,
Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock,
by the Rev. Father w. j. Kane.
The bride was dressed in white
silk MULE and carried Bride roses.
Miss Maize Schmidt, a sister of
the groom, was bridesmaid and
wore point d'esprit and carried q
bouquet of carnations. Mr.. Ira
N. Logan was best man. The
wedding was attended by q num-
Der of friends and relatives. The
wedding trip will be to New
York, Thousand Islands and At
lantic City. They will reside in
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
STRoUP-RoUTZAHN

Mr.. James Stroup, son of Rev.
G. w. Stroup, and Miss Annie
B. Routzahn, both of near Eller-
ton were married on June 4th, by
the Rev. W. II. Settlemyer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
SPARROW-FLOOK.

The marriage of Mr.. Allie X.
Sparrow, of Pittsburg, Pa, and
Miss Florence M. Flock. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Lewis +. Flock, of
Pleasant Walk, this county, took
place at st. Paul's U. b. parson-
age, HagerStown, on June LIST.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
EXPERIMENTATION.

Rev. Reese st. Claire Poffin-
berger, pastor of the Lutheran
Church, of WoodSbOro, this
county, and Miss Fannie f. Nc
Coy. daughter of Mrs. Robert
Mccoy, of Rohersville, Wash
iugton County, were married on
June 5th, by the Rev. j. E.
Maurer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County, sit
ting in Equity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

Mary L. Dutrow and Ann X. Dutrow, trustees
under the will OF Cornella Dutrow deceased
on Petition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

EPoRT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

Mr.. G. w. Smith and Miss
Gertie Madeira Stull were mar
ried on May oath, at Myerstown,
West Virginia. The bride form
erly resided at Gainesville, this
county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16
HAHN-ZEIGLER.

A very pretty home wedding
was solemn:zed by the Rev. DR..
Il. II. Eschbach, at the suburban
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles G.
Zeigler, June 9TH. The contract
inu parties were Miss Rosa Agnes
Zeigler, one of Frederick's highly
esteemed young ladies, and Mr..
Charles S. Hahn, a young and
enterprising contractor.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

Mrs. Amanda Staley and Mr..
Edward Mercer, of Braddock,
were married on June 9th in
HagerstOwn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

The marriage of Mr., Fred. Til
lack, of New Jersey, and Miss
Esta Warner, OF Lewistown, took
place in Lewistown on June 9th.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

The marriage of Mr.. Vivalis
Derr and Mis- Zulma Haines
both of Frederick, took place al
Trinity NJ. f. Church, South, on
June 9TH.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-16

YATES.
Governor Warfield will award
diplomas to the graduating class
of the Frederick Male and Female
High Schools Friday night. June
%.
The graduates are: Clara Eliz'
abeth Bowers, Anna WilcOxor
Brown, Viola Rebecca Bowers,
Clara Jane Brown, Ruth Jackson
Dill, Sarah Alice White Dean,
Heloise Garrett DeGrange, Pau
line Ramsburg Eader, Mary Re.
becca Ebert, Floy May Hiteshew,
Mary Denaisa johnson, Elsie Ev
elyn Keller. Mary Evelyn Knott,
jamie Hendry Quynn, r u
Thomas, Nellie Beatrice Thomas
Amy Rebecca Zeigler.
Albert Staley Holtz, Herman
William Ordeman, Harry William
Zeigler, Robert Daniel Humm,
Jay William Toms, Lewis Alex
ander Woodward, Upton Shar
retts Reich, Harley Stanle!
Smith, William Staley James
John Williams Quynn, Francis
Brown SappingtOn, Jr., Henry
Qnua0n Rama hurWh
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n0iicIas De Ponce.
e nNss110 Corgssponsal.l ]

FebreEo 19 El notable violis;.t,
Angel g. Morales prepnra psrS ~
noChe unR ye r. - q iS
que Teinn gran entuainsno r. r.re
OoOpeTan Valiosos eIementos aFtfstieos
de esta ciudad.
-El honorable anciano don I.nie
GaDtier ge encuentrn gravemepte eu-
fermo. temi6ndosa un fataE deSenlSce
s So dolencia. HacemCs votor por su
reata b.ecimiento.
Anoche eelebr6 session 81 Conceio
Municipal bsio ls presidencis deI se-
f1or Morales LebE6n.
En- ID session del ssbado anteps a.
do Gcord6 Ell Conceio que en- toda cIIss.
desocupadR hab1a de ponerae IN yipii-
lante de nCche para eVitar que pudie-
Fa ser incendiada. y anoche yolvi6
sobre el acuerdCs teniandO ca cuentn rs
costOso que reeultarfa este oblioaci6n
para los duefios de lac pVopiedades de-
soCupades, y dej6 estos en- Iibartpd 5e
poner 8 no p0ner VigilaDtes.
En- d Gale de la EatreIIa sa insta-
lara un fec0 el6ctFico, no pudi6ndC Be
inDtalar antes pOE estaF sgotadas1 par
tida para nIumbFado p6blico del actuRl
presuUuesto.
Acord6 anoche 81 Conceio que 0n
el asupto del remste del iuego de bo-
chaa y sillag y aillOnes para rs plaza Cle
las Delicias y Cuy0 impoFta no i1pre-.
sarOn Di prestaren d f1nzA definitiva
que q ley msrea. Be ccmi ions al "a
Cslde raFa que h89a todas las Restionesi
conducentes que tantO los Rematistas
como les empleados que Ilanadoo hs.
Ger CumpliF lRa cundiCiones del remate
no 10 hicieFon, aean oornpelidos & re.
sArCir & los fondoa municipales de los
perjuicios sufridos.
-Le hR sido neQada "a aeff0r Alfredo
EacamaToni ID solicitud que preseDt6
para que leg fueran cedidss nuevAmen-
te les canteras pFopiedad del munich
pic. mediante 81 psR0 de an arEenda-
mientO:
Gran entusiasmO ha despertadO
aqui ID discussion del Escudo en el
COncejo Ejecutivo. Salga este bill
victoriosO derrotado, Mr.. Post ha ~
carzsdO alto ren0mbre entire los puer-
toFriquefos smantes de- su pals, que
ven On 81 an smelicano djgnO. honra-
do. cuidadoso del buen nombra de au
patris. para d que ambiciona las aim-
patiaa Y el caFi6o de esta isla desQra-
OiadR.
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1 E Al I R 0

lipleg de mi aims muv seaarro
mfnn Seon quien. sin6 con Isa dam,
re IA 6e Gat galnnte9 En- esto cyao nue
Ve1lr fodcg. hasta les bue1c.
euFro De pagr0quia, solOo error 3 ogas.
es0n.
Z con tiples tan greciosas y bonitaa
como d Baltrfn. = Castillo. ia BAilea
taro8 J csFacteFfsticas que caracterssqaa
tnnto n ideal % tiefno. Io bsIlo, como
b 81 f[orita Duefo hay que ser no
solo galnntes. sind iustcs. pOYQue va
len.
eLoa chicos de b escueIas, eEl tira
dor de paIOmaa9 y Ella IncluseraS obtu-
vierOn an feIiz desempeflo, dando Ell
r6blicO alto teatimoniO del sfecto y
simpatfas que 8 ID seflOra BeItF6n pro-
feua.
La furci6n era & baneficio de tan
eimpatica y excelente tiple, de ahf
que 81 teatr0 estuOiera completamente
lleno ' los obaeqnics y spleusos ( Is
uefIoFa Beltfsn Sc muitiplickran; epIau-
sos que habE6 de obtener. seguramen-
te, On Il cults capital mexicana. para
donde,en 1Feve msrchaF6.
Tnmbi6n sObFesAli6 en- los papeles
que denennpeGkra Is tipie senora Cas-
tiIlo.
Distingui6se. como siempre. por SUI
hermosR VOC, 81 sefIoF VizcsrrOndO.
CapestaDy. AfnTtunHd0. rs m artiF-
ts naOdelO, mOdelo de arrcRancia y des-
enfsdo en- el decir y en- el morir, como
ID demoatrsHa en- 81 IsnoTSo; 81 eual Is-
mario era 81 tipo mss sntero y noble de-
Il caballer1a andAnte y Ell mas afortu
nRdO gGlGntason1O. qne m8tabA ieso
81! & Cuatquier c0mendador por mas
N delO qua fue: Der0 que era msloso
y tierno con les Ines6s. y SO endu zabA
ls boquiFrits con caramelOs para hAbiar
6 lbs dsmss como Dios manda y no
con aspereEas y brusQnedsdes.
Buens. buena, busna function Ii de
anOche. lComo de d sociedad artfati-
O. - fn. funCi6n msestral
Csba decir que fu6 an tFiupfo espe-
Cialmente para b BeltFkn, seOundadR
pOr lns demas Lartes de u c0mpafIfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
Ngtieias de AIscib0
(Ds maestro e0rrssp0nsoz. }

Febrero. l9.-La velada que te-
MIA que teneF lugar hoy domingo
en- nnestrO teatrO 4 beneficio de los
pobres, sc ha suspendldp q conse-
cuencia de encontrarse enfermo de
cuidado 81 DIR. T. Lopez Gaztambi-
de, PFesidente de La Junta de Cari-
dad. PrObablemente so efectuaF8 el
pr6ximo Jueves
d. Felipe QuerO ha sido nombra-
do encarga2o del Dep6Sito munich
pal y el sefloR Reyes Valencia ha
sido designado para ell cargo de Po-
licia de hygiene, plaza la cual re-
nunci6..
Reina extEaordinaria animaci6n pa
"a los festejos que preparan las Escue-
las para ell pF6ximo Microbes 2l en-
celebFaciondel natalicio de Washing
ton. fiesta que promote quedar lU-
cidfsima. Habra procession cfvica y
velada por Ia noche en- ell Teatrc.
Asistiran a este festival ell Hon.
GoFeruador y COnlisionado de ms
truccion.
Ha sido designado para Presiden-
to de esta Junta local de Instruc-
ci6n el DIR. Francisco Susoni.
Ha fallecido la Sra. Da. Victoria
Santiago Vida. de Palacios madre
polftica de don Fernando Gonzalez
Delegado & la Camara. r. /, p
Ha salido para Humacao en- uso
de licencia el DR.. Manuel Martinez
RoselI6, m6dico de Sanidad de este
puerto quedandO encargado duran
te SUI ausancia de dicho cargo, u
DR.. F. Aleman.
Esta es Ia Ultima semana que
permaneceFa en- esta ciudad el &C.
nocido fot6grafo ss1or Verges, pues
traslada su galerfa d San Juan.
Aim no ha mandado la Tesoreria
ell check correspondence & Ia reme-
sa de fohdos del mes de EnerO de
este municipio Y Qdieren que mar
che bien la administration munich
DAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
TGIggTama a IA l0IIGla.

CoFonel HamiIl. -Teniente Mas me
comunicR de June0s que guards ID rru-
tic presents una quemadura Sn el cue-
lilo de tirO de.rev6'wer que me dice no
ha qperido caliicsr y que 10 llevar6 &
dOnde m6diCO que 10 recohozcan. Jue Z
de San Lorenzo. Cordov6a. 90 enCuentrs
en- Juncos instruyendo diIigenCiae. Die
ce que tiene entendido hay muChoa
tes II d en- favor amotinadOs. Yo au-
plic0 venGa un juez especial para ese
asunto.
CspitSn GUERRERO.
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BASE-BALL.
sceballosa fue derrotado:

Aver y ante numerOso p6blico lie
v6se & efecto en- De- xLiga Puert0rFi.
quefaS dos deeaffOs de baseball, entr,
los clubs eMill6n7 eTexaRD eEsc0
iidos2 y CebalI0a.
A las Q 3. m. di6 principle 81 primer
deBsffo entire los dos primeros clubs
siendO Vencido el GMill6n9 p0r CO.
rreraa.
Ambos CIubs iugaron con bastants
maestr1s. pero las fuerzas del Millions
erRn inferi0res & leS de ga contrAriO. y
este fu6 bsstante para que 81 T6blicc
se deaanimara y tambi6n perdieran sul
egperAn7ss los simpatizadOres de este
club Gel vencidO
Todoa I0a iugadOres del club GTexaa0
estrenaban bonitas Csmisetas ne0Fas
con fPanjas amaTillas. fernando aaf uu
bOnito asEecto cuand0 estaban en- el
campo.
Toc6les 81 turnO 81 eCebalIosS y eEs-
cOQid0g. ,
Pero sI empezar los eEsCOgidosS
dieron IN buen empuja haCiendO oa-
Frerss con laa que afoiarOn 6 Los iu-
Radores del eCebsll0s9
In luCha sogteDida p0r est0s dos
clubs fu9 muy reGida y las decisiones
Dor pArte del p6blicO eTan dudosas
PerO en- eli 40 inning 10 eEscoiidca3
hiciernn 8 csrreFab mas y con este otrn
empuje qpedsFon Rin br6jula IoB del
eCebRlIOs ,
Con este motive hub0 varios inciden-
tas que qnGdar0n 3aDjsdoa antra los
dos. Capitanea. sustituyendO al Gnt-
pre- pueFtorriqueffO p0r OtrO conti-
rental, y con este CAmbio quednFon to-
dos los 6Dimos tranquilos. iCuantas
cosss De venl
En lOs S91NSMg8 GuceslvOs no pud0 81
club eCebaliOa3 ni pOr an momsnt0
igualRr & sus oontraTios & pesar de los
grandes esfuer4os que haCfR con no
buens ~. .intenci6n.
La nota disO0rdAnta en- este desaffo,
fu6 Felix Flores. que iUgAba ls Be-.
base
Este jugador perteneciente al club
SCebalIoe9 jugabs fueFa dc Is justa re-
gin, y tres Yeces cOnsecutivas impidi6
que los SEsCoiidoas hiciesen csPreras,
libF6ndola asf para 50 club. Pero b
cFiada le sali6 respondona. y sin con
TOR con q el Umpire % estAba pinchan-
do, csg6 en- una de sus travesuras
Esto le vali6 una caFrera & Los elEs.
cojidos
Muy bien, ssf a como g pr0cede,
y Dor clio falicitRmcs 81 UaapSgs
7 10 volvemoB EeDetirs este ci1da-
dano DEB psople debe FesUetaF an POGO
m6s a r6blicO. y de esta manera no.
preseDciar6 mks 81 triste eopeCt6cnlo5
que Sc spsCit6 syer y que pudO tfaer
fatales conaecueDciss.
El c8sebFe & sIonaF0a9 eatuVO baatan
to desgraciado aver. fu6 trucadO We
cea c0rridas. Y 81 catcher tambien
imit6 q eMonsEcas tFuckndoas varias
veces.
Maids. que 81 pitcher de- los eEsooji-
doas estahn hscho un iapOu6s, y no hn-
bic ruso que paaara pOr au tRlncheFas
Todoa los jugadorea que peEteneeian
81 club eEgcOjidOs9 se pOgtarOn C0mO
buenns. como tannbi6n Sd capitfn.
ElpeFnmOs puea. que en- Los prbxi-
mos deseticg reiue q mayer AMMONIA
eRtFe tQdos log u ppa e1s
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SOgunda eoRfsrsDela sgrieOIa.

Inf6rmase que Ia segunda confe-
rencia Agricola sc celebFaFa 6sta
noche 90 Lunes) las 7 de la mo-
che en- Ia Escuela Normal de Rio
Pie dras Cuestiones de la mayor
i'm portancia Sc discutiran en- espa-
mol s ingl6s. Sc desea especial
IN ente la asistencia del mayor
q imerO possible de los agricpltJres
pueFtOrriQuefOs.
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gR esGgdg mlss0.


EI proyecto az e eacudO. fac
derrotadO estn 81 nr onenio.
lr5iiesa todo e mua e: 81 u Con
0.
ofa90n an contra I0G ffoFes Byf-
bos Sanchez Morales. CFosaa, TaaO-
zero. Ccmisionada de IoatraCsi6n y
Actipo- Auditor. Votaron On pf6 los
se6ofes Post. del Vale. HeVminio dag
y Elicit.
En- el pueblo pueTtorFiquelIo hn
tFiunfado ess lev. De todOs los rune
bog de ln isIa m gran Turnor de nplau-
50 sAlrd6 su apariOi6n.
El Gonsejo. frente 81 pueblo. node
rrOta M6 s. El nal entendido amor
prOpio, Las pasi0nes polificns los
Fencorea imponi6ndose p0r an mOmen-
80 & Ia opinion. seI$n venCidOs. El
pueblo quiere su vtG1o SscEdO y le ten
drS.
Hoy ha sidO preseptadO poF el Sr.
de Diego en- Il C6mara IN proyectO de-
ley eparn resta blener q primer esEudo
De armag de la Isla de- Puerto Rico, y
para CttOs fnea:9 q CuaI dice ae5:
Secel6n 1a. Que la lain de- Puerto
Rico tenga pOr afmaa san escudO YER
de y denfro del un eOrdero plataRdo,
!encima de an hbrO colorado. 6 atFava-
sadR una bandeFa con une cruz su
beleta, como u tTae b diViaa de San
Juan, s pOr Orla castilIos & leonso 8
bandeFaa, la cruz; s por deYiSaa una
r un z con aua eOronap, yugoa. &
fechAa, 8 IN letEero & Is redunda do d
aaaneEa aiguiente: sJoanne5 est uOmen
ejus.0
SecCi6n 2s.-Que 81 gran seIlo de Ii
Isla de Puerto Rico lleve el refarido
escudo de aFmas.
Secci6n 3a.- Esta ley empazar6 &
Tegir desde 81 dia primero de Julio de
1905
Es menester que se sepa que, 81 las
Camaras republicans de aver se Gre
yeron represeataci6n del pueblo, las
CfOsGrds .PuertOgYiQuesas de hoy Be-
son tambi6n. Y es necesari0 que II
representation de nuestro pueblo CO.
Culpa en- uu leQisIaCi6n esta frase larri-
ba 81 Riej0 escudol
al empezar II session de Ii Ckmsra
circularon hoy los siguientes verBoS.
cuyO autoF se vielumbFa:
eVuelve 81 Cordero & 81 puesto. ,
ep0rque es ga Icy. d de Dios:2
eEl UonGeio 10 ha pOspusst0. ....S
SlAQul 10 pOndremOs PostlS
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OtrQ 1ldkase1 imperial

si6n de- los peFi6aicos libegeles.
Esto ha aumentado intensamente
la indignation popular.
Sc asegura que el Gar ha reci-
bi do nuevos an6nimss en- que So le
aInenaza de muerte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

Populosos bar7ios de Ia ciudad
Presentan tFistfsimo aspecta
Es considerable 81 ndmePO de- per-
-sonas que han quedado sin hogaF
u algunos comerciantes arruinados.
Las p6rdidas SO ealculan en- va
rios millones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

New York, FebreFo 90. 2!3O p m.
Llegan despachos esta ciudad,
procedentes de Indianapolis. que in
foman haberse declarado un terri
BILE incendio en- esta Ultima. .ciudad.
Manzanas enteras de gFandes edi-
fcios han sido barridas por las lla-
mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20

New York, FebFero 90, 80 p. m.
El Gar Nicolas ha dictado otro
sdkase1, ell 'cual Sc afrma one ha
sidO Fedactado pr el Gran Duque
Vladimiro.
Dicho xdkases ordena la suspen-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-20
NueVa plan Del general KurOpaisin

New York, Febrero 20. 2.3O 8. ID.
Informase que 81 generalfsimo
Kuropat kin, ha variado nuevamen-
te su plan de campafia para conti-
nuaF "a ofensiva.
La aituaci6n de sd ei6rcitO ss
afrnla que es dihcilisima. eieFci6n-
dose por 81 Estado Mayor estricta