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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-01-11
THE People READ
Suer Obligations to E'arnish the

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q much good as # may, ~ It's prop
ena OF activ tty nd as LITTLE barn
possible ten put To- t tosknow
Mat not to prill aud IS oftsnes stiii
dgeds sliIe It should strive TO be
and moral agent. II can
not lose sight of the fact that 1T is also
business enterprise, and while many
n;ng present aesuselves to It which
s. s,reser s,as to priiut here are
r,aav St aaese hat must print Or
sese SO out of business: for the press
must pc hrst IS az pnrs.eyor OF OF
sress and the people VII not stand
for paper ia s is coioTaess, e nlusI
tase hesworld 'as T is, aad, WIN . aue
k'gard ava sIae pEopeasses = s
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sfive that to any longer tlaass takes
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-01-11
Indigestion Causes
Catarrh Of the
Stomach.

For many years it has been supposed that
Catarrh Of the Stomach caused Indigestion
and dyspepsia, but the truth is exactly the
opposite. Indigestion causes catarrh. Re
peated attacks of indigestion intlames the
mucous membranes lining the stomach and
exposes the nerves of the stomach, thus caus-
ing the glands to secrete mucin instead Of
the juices of nasural digestion. This Is
called Catarrh Of the Stomach.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13
It without any lawyer, Is quite clear and

II without any lawyer, IL quite clear and
good. At the proper moment l produce
the codici!. account for my possession
of It, go to Mr.. Wigginton. and make
him prove it; and then think we turn
the tables on the proud old widow"
ooh, Luke. what blessed day that
would he for me! The things I have en-
dured from that odious woman! Of
course, it will mortify her not to have
disposal. and have to give UP 2O,OOOl.
The filthy silk stockings | should he
ashamed to own! But. darling Luke.
do not see how we ourselves are n bit
the better off for it. Poor Grace being
dead. of course her father takes the
money"
"Supposc. for n moment. that. instead
Of being dead. Grace Oglandcr Is the
welded wife. by that time. of Il certain
Christopher Fermitage Sharp, and with
out any scttleincnbf'
what" exclaimed Mrs. Sharp. jump
lag with establishment. rs 1t possible
L. 1t possiblcT'
ut Is more than possible, 1t IL proba-
BILE: and without some very bad luck. 1t
Is certain
"Oh. you darling love-" she very near.
~ shouted, giving him a hug with her
plump white arms. ''Oi. Luke. Luke.
it Is the noblest thing ever heard. And
she Is such nice girl too. SO sweet, and
clever. and superior. Inc very daugh.
ter l would have chosen out Of fifty
| thousand. And with all that money at
her back! Why, we can retire. and set
up green barouchc. | shall have IL
lined with the new agate color. trimmed
with deep pucc. like the Marchioncss of
Marston's-that IL. If you approve. Of
| course. my dear. And a pair of iron
| greys always go the best with that. But,
| Luke. you will laugh ut me for being In
! n hurry. There Is plenty of time. dear,
| IL there notY though they do say that
carriage builders are So slow. But they
| think so much of their old family, my
dear. I know how very wonderfully
managing you are. and ms clever as can
he consistent with the highest principle
But do tell me. how you have contrived
all this SO well. and never e,eS let me
guess n single whisper Of IT,"
| ut has required some tact and skill, y
Mr.. Sharp replied. land even more than
that. Miranda. without bold stroke Il
could never have been donA ! staked
almost everything upon tho de: ncx quite
everything, for made all arrangements
II we should have TO fly"
"Fly, my dear" cried Mrs. Sharp
looking up with very different face
"what do you mean, Luke? to have t.
run awayT"
"Quite 80. There Is no great strok,
without great miss. Aud II had missed
we must all have boltcd suddenly"
''Run away In disgrace from my faith
er's own house. and the whole worlt
that knows us! never could have triet
to 60 through such n trial"
Eyes. my dear Miranda. II might hav,
come to that. And you would have eon,
through the whole Of 1t. without a singl,
murmur."
Ito he continued.N
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13
Mines Coal In u Wreck.

Six years ago three-masted schoon.
err loaded with 10000 tons Of good coal
was sunk In the CoatzacOalcOs bay,
Mexico. a short distance from shore.
At that time the insurance company.
which paid the loss on the vessel and
Its cargo, figured that it would cost
more than the coal Is worth to recOv-
err 1t.
Emilio Frank, a merchant of Coat
ZacoalcOs, took look at the situation,
and came to the conclusion that the
construction of the harbor jetties there
would cause the sand to drift over the
hulk, and that In the course Of a few
years he would he able to mine the
coal ut n shallow depth under the sand.
He purchased the whole 10000 tons of
coal from the insurance company for
$40 In gold. He waited patiently for
his theory to be worked out, ana time
has shown that he was correct.
The sand now almost covers the
hulk OF the stranded vessel, ana In a
few more months ne will begin mining
the coal. 1t came from the United
States, and 1t IL worth S14 to $50 In
gold ton at this place, and he will
obtain net vctnrn of $4,000 to $780,.
600 on his investment Of $40. lie has
already sold enough rope, tackle and
timbers obtained from the vessel to
pay the small cost Of mining the coal
New York Sun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13
GRIPS, THE CARRIER
r. .. BL A CKM NOR e
Author Of IL ORNA boo Me-" "ALIcE LORRAINE" ETC., ETC.

l have told you all can think of for the
moment. OF course. you will keep the
whole to yourself for we have a deal
with subtle brutes. Is there anything
you would like to askI'
"Russel Overshute," said the Squire.
IL am not fit to go into things now;
mean all the little ins and outs. And
you look So very i'll, my dear fellow.
am quite ashamed of allowing you to
talk. Come into the house and have
some nourishment. 1f any man ever
wanted it. you do now. How did you
come OvprI"
well. broke very ancient vow. II
there Is anything dctcst 1t is to see
young man sitting alone inside of Il
close carriage. But we never know
what we may come to. tried to get NJ
on my horse. but could not. by the by
DO you know lIarlenowY'
mot much" said the Squire: 81 have
seen him once or twice. and l know
| that he Is great friend of yours. lie Is
one Of the new lights. is not hep
II am sure don't know. or care. lie
Is wonderfully clever fellow, and as
true rs steel, and a gentleman. lie has
heard. of course. of your sad trouble
hut only the popular account of II. ii,
does not even know Of my feelings-bu,
l will not speak now of them"
you may. my dear fellow. with al
my heart. You have behaved like a tru,
son to me; and IL ever gracious Provi
| dcnce-"
Overshute took Mr.. Oglander's hand
and held 1t In silence for Il moment: h,
could not bear the idea of even the faint
est appearance Of bargain now. T,.,
Squire understood. and liked him all III,
better. and waved his left hand toward,
the dining room.
| "Onc thing more. while we IRE alone,
resumed the young man. "Hardenow Il
Il tremendous walker: six miles an hou
are nothing to him: the Flying Dutch
man he Is called. Of course. I woul,
not introduce him into this matter with
out your leave. But may I tell him all
and send him scouting. while you and
are ~ laid upon the shelf? lie can e,
where you and could not, and nobo,l!
will suspect him. And. of course. as re
CARDS intelligence alone. he Is worth
dozen of that John Smith. May I try II
If so, ! will take on the carriage to OK
ford. as soon as have had a bit to eat.
with all my heart" cried the Squire
whose eyes were full again Of life an,
hope.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13
NOVEL GRAVITY RAIL SYSTEM.

Ito he continuei.I
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13
Particularly Adopted for Crossing
Rivers, Georges aud the Like.


Particularly Adopted for Crossing
Rivers, Georges aud the Like.
A novel railway system has been In.
vented by Abraham Abelson Of New
York City. This system Is particularly
adapted for crossing rivers. gorges, RI.
vines and the like. says the Scientific
American. and IL designed to effect an
economy over existing systems Of trans.
portatlOn.
1t consists OF a tower ut each an
chorage built of skeleton framework,
In the center Of which an elevator ope.
rates. Gables are suspended from a
cradle Mt the tower top and anchored
near the base Of the opposite tower.
PivOted CONFERENCE.-The are provided.
which serve to keep the cable taut and
to compensate for any variations In
cable lengths. These weights also re-.
move the lateral pressure on the tow.
ers. producing instead downward
pressure thereon.
The system does not require any ele-
waited approaches to the bridge en-.
frances. The transporter cars are sus-
pended from swivel trucks, which trav.
el on the cables. In practice car IL
raised by means of the elevator to the
top Of a tower, the trucks being turned
so as to clear the cables. When the
top Of the tower Is reached the trucks
are turned back to normal position. so
| that OH descent of the elevator they
will rest OH the cables supporting the
car. The car thereupon descends by
gravity to the opposite tower. The
cars are entirely independent OF each
other and the speed Of the descending
car can be regulated at will, thus NJ.
fording saving Of time over such sys'
tens as employ two counter. balancing
| cnra.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13
Clever YOungster.

1t was during history lesson on
the "Loss OF the White ship"
Teacher-lt IL said that after King
Henry heard Of the death of his son
he never smiled again.
BOY (who has been deeply interested
In the story)-Please, miss, what did
he do when they ticklesi him?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13
Now They Don't Speak.

Nell-By the way, do you happen to
know Mr.. De Smythe?
Bess-NO, ! think not. Who Is the
party aforesaid?
Nell--Why, he's gentleman that
GRAVES about me.
Bess-POOr fellow! What lunatIc
asylum IL he confined In?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-05-13

1t IL easier for some women b gst
divorced than II y 70 stay 70
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-10-12

Monday, October 10TH at 9 o'clock W
and We are going to make the opening week
one by giving extraordinary inducements
have you seen such bargains as you'll find
store outside The Carnes Furniture Co. wou
them for this sale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
EI doctor R0seII.

Aver embArC6 para Cuba 81 iluGtra-
do pueYt9FriuutfI don Antonio Roaell
u Carbonell. doctor en cieICiaB ffilc0"
ImAtam6tiCAs.
Santimos vivamente al v0IuntaTio
OstFaCismo que oe impona tan auStero
competentfsimo educaci tDist'.
Su labor On Puerto Rico he Bido
realmente ineRtimab.e QuiAndo u ia.
ventud ansio.0 de sabar 3 iufdn1ien.
do en- ella no solo aayia de Illustration
aino principles 8 ideas de noble amor
& u patFia.
En- .Otro pals en- que tales rGras YiT.
tudeB no fheIen mirsdss con ipjusta
prevention, el Doctor, R9aell hubiese
6btanido el mas alto apreCio del podeF
p6blic0, que On hOmdres de "a VRIer
de ga temple encuentFan los mas
kficaces vRledOres de sus buenos pro-
p6sitoS, en- donde sea Caraz de ab igsr
estos el poder p6b'ico.
PerO On Puerto Rico 81 doctor Ro-
Gell, pueFtoPriquefiI con mas CapACl-
dad mss iIuatraci6n que muchos co
ygaSsiOn0dos cugG oapACidRd y OuyR
ilu0traCi6n no go ven por nirg6n Iad0
y que no son puertor fiquef0p; eI Dr..
R,aeIl. decimou, fu6 Victims de irri
boria Injustice, ,, hombre de entsreza
de dignidad. hR desdO1ado & que
hes.en nuestra patris OlvidRn ID gran.
deza del pueblo amsricanc: y % vs..
camino del degtierr0. como tHnt 3 pT
torriquefios inteIigenteO. 8 Cubs.
M era 81 de Los hombres d1Gtileg
que se pIegan a cspriCh0 de este 6
auuel fdncionario fraCaSsdo 8 lnepto
Es de Los qus tienen cOncienciR de
su prOpio vaIer. hscen de clio "a
meior eaCudO.
L'eve faIiz vi. > el'distirguido com
Datriota. qua pachos noblen haIIaGs en-
q hermana y, buena terra de CubR,
On donde Ie recibirsn con ell Eespeto y
con el Cariklo que 6 los hombres de
Diencia rfndess RlIf
Cosas que. ciertsmente, nopOdrfan
Rspirar humIi les c3rpett bGg0erS.
=
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
NSgaIfIe0 psEI6tIe0.

SLa Ilustraci6n ArtfticaS es sin
duda alguna. una de los meioFes
peri0aic0s ilustrados del mundo.
Grabados esplendiios, informa-
Ci0n ilustraaa de tOdo ell globo. pS-
ginas liteHarias de las meiores .fir-
mas, cienciss, artes, moias, todo
en- fin 10 que aeleIta 6 instFuye,
So encuentFa en- Las maRuffcss
hojas De esa buena Eevista.
Un numerO semanaI recibeu sus
abOnados = para las damas dos Del
GSal0n de mOdasD que es de los
mejores de su clsse.
Cinco obras, ala. socieaad iapO-
nesa,D &El CalVariO,O SLibro de-
ORC De Ia yida,H GLa casa De los
mochuelosD y GFaustoS serSn re-
galados & tn de- afio los suscEi-
torres.
Los agentes generates en esta isIa
SON los SFeS. P. Figuepoa y Co. de-
Ponce y en- San Juan don Victor
n. MaFfn. Noventa centaYos men
sual importa La suscripci6n que es
como So We muy limitada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Fl genera! Roy
Stone faIIgCi6.
FamOs0 constructor Dc eamlROS
On los EstadOS UaIdOs.
Sirvio en- Puerto Rico en- IA guerra
hispano.america1a


Los restos del general Stone. cuy1
muerte foe mencionads On sThe Star
Sundays saI6n enlsrFadcG en- el cs-
menteHio de Ariifgton con honoTes
miyitRres.
El general Stone. era nuy ConCcldo
no solo en- Washington, sino eD todos
T0a Eatados como resnItados de "a tFa'
bsjo por 81 mej9ramiento de los caml'
nos.
El general Stone naci6 ca 81 tfio
1888 On 81 condado de Steubsn, n. r,
y muy joven se trsHIad6 al Veclno
EstadO de PennsyiVania. Al eata!lAr
b guerra civil iRgres6 en- el primer
ragimiento de tiradoreG de PennsyJva-
nia, una organization unida & u IN
f4nteria de PennsylVAniR no. 149
Fac graduado brigsdieF general en- la
CRmpsfI peninsnlar. y en- Gettysburg,
en- OuyR acCi6n fa6 maIsmente hePid0.
81 faeQo confederate fu6 concantrGd0
sobre el regimisnt9 del general Stone.
eli Cual era conocido como eI eRegi
miento B1ckksils durante una pRTte de
d bitnila en- Gettgaburg. Tod0g Los
Cficialea fuefon muertos 8 haridos,
todo el mando reCAy6 en- 81 general
StOle.
Temiendo an Il mencionlda acsi6n
que las bInderas pudiesen cRer ca ma
nos del enemiRO dispuso que faeran
Quem&das como msdidR mas aegurA. y
de ese modo fue quo pudieron saEvar-
Les.
Por enta aCci6n fe6 censurado eI ga
neral Stone pOr algunOg Cfieialeg de 81
bEigAda.
En- II camp III On Puerto Rioo ell
general Stone f46 puesto q mRndo del
primer tren militar que Cruz6 ID iaIR.
Ell cumpli6 "a rnisi6n con fsmezS.
per0 fo6 adelante On una corta exCur-
sion , Be perdi6 an lss monts n -.
PAsaron dos dies sin qua regreERra
y eli incidente pPodui0 ID noticiR aensA
cionsl de que 81 y Bus comps fieroB hR-
bfsn sido cortAdos en- pedAEos p0r loo
nativOs de h inIs,
El general Stone dedic6 90 vida s
contFuir buenOG caminos, no obOtAnte
prOcceder del oeBte de N. U pA1s de
buenOB Oaminos Sun on aqueIlR tenn
pranR fecha. Vic II inconv sniancia
de los m0lOG CRmin00 durante ID guerra
civil, 81 terminaPse ID luchR no per-
di6 una opOrtunidad de hRcer todo 10
que eatuvo en- ga pOder pOr eI m j0ra'
miento de los cAmin08 de 50 pals. >.
EstR tRrea fu6 mas dificiI de 10 que
puade psrecer & Is presente genera
Oi6n. El eamiDn ideal del americana
del periodic do 1920 & 1880 era un CO.
nal de lodo. y aus esfaeTz9B iniciales
en- 81 Fespecto de mejoFariOa. no f1e'
ron Rco0idOa Non n infaP6s da qua ePan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
PESeOzONES,

Angelmo Bsrftez. moreno fuerta ,
de mHl gsnio. psFeoe que estabs Ano.
che ago eseitad0 y con deSeos de mos,
trAr IL fOrtaIez8 de- sus pufI1s, 10 que
verified. pH0pinSndo un0s Cuantoa
goIpes 6 m p0bre muchach9 RIQ0 ton
20. que llsnlan poP apOd0 <GhichRrFGS
que hubo de pediF socoFF0 por serIe
impossible dtfendeFle del atr0pelIo de
que ara Victims ACudi6 BsIbinn
GaFefa para eVitar ID continuation del
aCtO. Be Sglpmer6 mur ho : r6bIioo ' fuG
deteBidO 81 Bar isez p0r eI pOlicfG Nj
cssi0 Figuer0a. que 10 oondujo aI GUAR
tel de 6sts y lueR0 III dep6sito dond.
paB6 ID noche.
El hecho ocuFri6 & las diez de- q nc.
che On ID oalle del CtiSt0 y lOg ourio.
sos deofan que ell BaDftez hRbfa oacado
IN cuChill0 que no Ie fu6 habido.
El Jue8 Bszsn ceTf6 hoy con buen
br0Che In Oultura del &tT0mpeadoR0
nocturno imponi6ndoIe 10 dias.
DEsPUEs DE PROBAR tOdoS los sngaao
Sos remedies que % Anuncian O. cuAndo mo-
% agradece Ia eflcaciA RADICAL del DiQsgti-
70 WoiarFieta, Cuya BupsHioFidad ast6 univsr-
gR1meute confHmRda.
OuFAoiones desegpeTadag en- paFsonas bien
Conocidas que 10 tomAron durante tres me-
go son Las que 10 han heoho gloRios0 psro
IN solo egtuohe produce meioF atsCto aus
una dooena de frasCos ds CuaInuieF ctPo -
medic; porqus sdem&g de g0r 81 dnieo vorda-
dero Curative radical del sEt6mago y dal
Intestine, Gin engAnosa aeci6n claimants, %
Digestive y PuEthoador De los altmentos.
g debo sxigiE que ceda hoStia tonga gEa.
bad0 q nOmbra Digestive MolaERiota.
D0p61lt0 general de Las EaEIasclSa de Nlanen = n
Ramon Al0aEan y Eld0l e3uitaEI1i0tY n ~ FSSS
de PMsgAOR5Oos 6evaREa Gn - pTiarain1 IllIIsIs.
erias dEuropa A1GEbS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
EI GEaa Captain.

Eata m' Fl ma eI nifI0 Arturo R vera
fee denunCiado Rl Juez de p. z. por
tirnr viedras on Ia via tb!iCa.
Dijo ante el Juez que FL no tirabs
pledras y sl, jugaba con un lim6n con
OtrO chico de a edAd. Despu6s sare.
&C:
--Sr Juez: 20 SOY Concci3o nor al
C0pStGn Cabrera.
Ei Juez ri6se ri YER con eI Gpfniu
que el nifIo 90 tituIabR CRpitka, , df.
j1le: 70 - =.
---AbgueIt0. pues 70 no puedo naul.
taH al CGpStGa Cabrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-22
Los deIitOs eIeCtOra-
les en- Ponce.
Por fin SO 0Stl raGOmpOnisRdO Ia
Mla do Ia plaza dc las
.. DGlIGIaS. >
Los pr 1GssadOs pOr IN mOtin
fu0r0R abSuOltOS.
ID. mssessr0 o0resp0nsog.l

Agosto B 2O.-De acuerdo con Ia
s9licitud del fiscal especial Mr.. Will
cox, las causas pendientes por de-
Iitos electorales pasaE8n q la Corte
de- DiStritO De Guayama.
Con motive del pase q Guaya-
ma de las causas por delitOs cleo
torsles, los republicanos que hablan
prestado fanzas q sus correligiona-
rios enca usados, estan gestiOnando
81 retiraIlas.
-Por habeFIe retirado la fanZa
que por 81 habia prestado el senior
Luis Stella, in gres6 en- la carcel 81
senior Angel Maldonado, de Penue-
las, encan nsado por delitos electora-
les.
-Esta funcionapdo en- nuestro
coliseo el cinemat6grafo del senior
FundadoF Vargas. Las Vistas que
exhibe son magnffcas. limPlas, cla-
ras y todaS nUevaS,
La concurrencia, bsstante nume-
rosa, sale altaTnente satisfecha.
Jose MaNinez (a) xEl IndioD
GAIA y dem&s, fu6 condenado aver
poF la Corte municipal a seis meses
De carcel por acometimieuto. To-
'davfa ha y algunos que no Sc con-
vencen de que, hoy Por hoy, Sc han
acabado les cajas en- Ponce.
Ell seElOr Ulpiano Colon Sc ha
tFasladado q Adjuntas con obj to d9
COncluir de repUnec sU quebrantada
salud.
% -POr TELEGRAPH sin hilo Sc reci-
bio ell viernes un telegrama puesto
Por Ell se1or Antonio Otero desde ell
vapor &CoamoS donde Sc embarc6
para EstadOs Unidos. Ell Sefior Ote-
70 anuncia que llevan un viaje fe-
liz.
Han sido aprC bados por ell Sc
cretario de Puerto Rico los acuer-
dos tomaaos pr Ell. alcalde. Con
este son mil y un fracasos para Val
divieso.
-Por v apor xJulia> lIegado el
vieEnes de Cuba y ruta han llega-
do a: eta ciudad dos pasajeros de
la Habana, diez' y siete de Santa
go de Cuba, uno de Santo Domin-
go y veinte y OchO de Macorfs: en-
juntO Guar enta y OCho pasajerts.
-uPor fn!! Sc esta recompo-
nienaO la verja De la plaza de las
Dellcias rota la tarde del memora-
be 16 de Abrll. Cuatro meses ha
permaD ecido en- el sualo, con de-
trimento del ornate pGblico.
I'm peFi6dico local al sgradecer
al alcalde Valaivieso ell envio del
fDforme anual que ha presentado
al gobernador, dedica todas sus ala
banzas & Ia administration del Sc
1oF Domenech. d quien atribuye la
buena marcha de Ia administration
actual.
Lo que es 81 ell Conceio munici-
pal unionista no hubiera puesto
cuidadO, buena andaria la cosa.
-Ba regfesado. va repuesto en-
su salud, el seflOr OlimpiO o erO,
que Sc enco ontraba en- Adi iuntas.
La Corte municipal celebr6 Ca
toEce luicios en- 81 dia que pas6 en-
Guayanilla. En- la causa por mo-
tfn salieron absueltos los acusados,
por falta de Pruebas. pues los po-
hcias que fguraban como test gos
De csrgos ninguno pudo afrmar
que hubiera visto disparar nj agre-
ar q algunO de los pF0cesadOS.
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"Rsvlsta del Atsnoo."

Hsmos recibido 81 segundo n6mero
de ID <DubliCRCi6n bimestFaI de Cien.
cias, iteFatura v AltsaS que intit6Vage
eRevistR del Ateneo.D
Contiene variRdoB trabDjoG, Sobresa.
iend0 entire otrOs los que GvRloran Iau
firmNs de Hostost doctor R.fAeI del
Yalle, doctor Shhl. Matos Barnier,
Julia Msrfny Fernandez JunCos.
Contiene aden6a en- grabAdos Ell re-.
tFato de don AleiandFo Tapia y Rive.
n, tribute n1erecido 6 este nobilfsimo
6 inOlVidabi4 puertoFriqnefIo: 81 retra.
TO de GdOn Manuel Fernsndez Junooa,
y PiCtogrRffsB indo. borinoanas.
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SEHSACI0N EN- TOOA EUROPA.

HS csusad1 profondA alarms e5tsds
Europa yS1 en- lOs mismo0 EgtSdoS
Uuidos. Isa pretensiones ex. esrs6fsi
mas dal Jap6n, los mas importantea
peFisos mi!itaFeS. van un grave peIi-
gro para el porvenir. L. que produ-
Ce vsrdaderR alarms en- Puerto Rico.
al el iumenRo Rurtido de teIa de moda,
Caaimires, o. mss y mas de Gle mil
dOCensB de cueIios, que GEi CieIo0 e.tS
Ynni hianGn
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ai6n & Manhnttan Banoh.

sion s Manhattan Bach.
En los hOtelea. eBpecialmenta On 81
Oriental, ViVe gante ReAudalada y pO-
lftic0a de gran Italia en- b estaCi6n We.
raniegR. En- esos hotsIes de Mnnhpt-
tan 90 conferenCia q menudo sobre
asuntOs poIfticoa y de suma importau-
Cia IOOSl. Ali. en- nOchea paaadau, &c
discuti con gran aFdOr O. C0nveLfencia
de poneP filtEog al aCueduCt0 de Gro.
ton, y se ley6 eI infOfme t6CniCo del
iEgeniero = el proyeoto que agCendfa &
unos Veinte millonea de pesos. Pnreca
mentira que aduf donde tsnto se hsblo
De hygiene y Bs procIama q IimDiezs,
ma Metr6Doli como NuevA York,
carezOs de filtroa cuando NO % Lon-
dFea y Paris, sih0 Liverpool, BaFCelo-
m lEsps d u otras peQuefias ciudades
enropeaa 10 tianen.
La fiebre tifoidea que comieDza &
e1tenderse por NdevA York es debid0
6 las malaS C0ndiciones del aEuB sin
+ tFRr del aCueduCtO de Croton. seQ6n
iDtOFme del DepaFtamento de- SRnidad
pubiCad0 pOr l0s grande8 diari0s.
EDUARDO NEUMANN.
New York. aeo1to IL. 1906.
4 q
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Luz J Wa.

Ell Ayunta miento de la Ciudad
acoFa6 anoche Zanzibar algunas de
las luces el&ctricas de las GALES
transversales de Santurce sustitu-
y6ndolas por fc COS y continuar ell
terFaplenado de la calle del Par
que.