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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
NO Cases Ilni I, ,,ls Court.

John Water NJ was arrested for
drunk nness astsnlght and fined Sc.
ME other victim, Charles Warner,
nd not fare $50 well: ] He was pinch'
stI tie, same reason, but when
searcheds sas pair Of "knucks" were
found on his person and the fine in
lis case was raised to $1,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
First Raptiae ctrurrs-k.

w: j.. HidSs pastar.-This invites
you to tlse services tomorrow. 10: IS,
Sermon AIN Important Question ior
Professional Christians; $, sermon
"a Short Bed, and! Narrow Quilt"
Mrs, KnIall White will sing at the
morning service, and Miss Fora Kin
sey. at the evening service. $3.50, Sun
day scltsal;; 1900, B. Y. p U. "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
Christ Church.

I Sunday after Ascension, June 4,
1895. 4
Rev. NJ. A. Barnes, ector.-Holy
eucharist, 1910 A. NJ; Sunday
sclrsolt $3.50 A. NJ; confirmation
class, 1885 A. NJ; holy eucharist,
10:4a A. NJ; evening prayer, 500 P.
Ne
MoIslay the Daughters of the King
will meet with Mrs. w. T. Hartman
atl7:3jiP. M. AfuII attendance is
requested.
Thursday the ladies Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. s.SF. NuzIm, the
regular place Of meeting. at .25P.sM.i
/ Friday. evening prayer 7:3o p. M
Tuesday; p. ", a meeting OF the
woman's auxiliary will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. g. F. Robertson, Bar.
|nuy5 street. at which time Miss Brady,
lnf Wheeling will make the address.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Simon has returned from d
Visit TO 'tttsbarg n n XXI
q Rey. s stoetze eli preached III;
Aannips I A l Inst ight.
Frank Lloyd returned 4 yesterday,
from y cuisines visit III KIngsyille q
sIrs. M.s AZ. Carlow, ofS Morgan town;
i tue guest ~ Miss Edna Wertz. II
Misses Mary and Caroline watson.
SHOPPING \; ~ the city yesterday.g
Mrs Mark Hail and son Robert, of
Rldora. were q sitors IN The city$yes:,
tefday q y
Miss Margaret Dohen:yys s$ went 10
sianning ton vest rday: to visit friends
fcr several days. I,
Bishop q. 9. Penick went 10 Wheel.
ing this morning to spend several
With elatiYes. i;S D
Miss Edna NarderS has returned to
Fairmont after d yisittof several days
her nome In Grafton: N
Miss Carrie Black, Of Wallace, Il Is
spending few days Fl the city, the
guest ~ Miss q. c1ara LLOYD: 555 "a
~ MIS- y: aalawls insy 81 Wilmington Dell,
%iIlSarrtye here next week to visit her
daughter 6. I2s Reed. a ,ass
Chester shinn arrived from Balti-.
more Inst night TO spend u few days
~ iais home me an Plerpont5 avenue.
Yin, =; i. Tetriek has, been in west t
Mflford Tor yerals days the guest Of
hef mother M Mrs. lucy Highland.
III; and MRS NJ. o: Tough and chill.
dren Lucille and Hazel, left yesterday.
for Phiiippi 70 spend q few days with
friends.
Miss ~ NSoia Kinney has returned
home from fillmore. where she has
been Intending school during the
h past winter y q
sttorney Fred q i. Martin, Of Fair.
mont Ee was IN the I city yesterday for
4 Try hours on legal ssbuslness.-Gras
ION Sentinel E.S u
Mrs: p Curry, Who has been the
gnest ~ her daug hter, Mrs. Clarence
aall lret, VI e Her home in Buck,
hannot day. &
Eds Reed s1l and llgl 8 Joe fleming Of Fair.
sfrnont were In the city this morning
en- route tos Philippi On business.
sfsrafton sentinel. 4 Nj y
REV. n scherer, Jrs has return.
81 from two @eeks' visit in Wiz:
ginia where lie attended the com.
memo msnt exercises at Mary, Bald.
win ssminaryy Vi q rs 5ss 4 rs RI 81
sifss Anna showalter, Of Harris
Vile is the cues OF relatives In the
sitys Miss sho@alter will attend the
eoinnisnc cement exercises Of the w. ".
z. at adorgant own. Il Z
Thornton II eming, the well known.
and poppl lar eng ineer, better known
ass Chap, and Mrs! Fleming, have
been the guests Of relatives in the
eity eyerals days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
First NJ. E. Church.

Main street, near postofiice, G. q.
Smith, pastor.-9:3O A. NJ, Sunday
School; 1o:45 a. NJ, preaching by the
pastor, subject, "Not Now But Here
AFTER" 1900 NJ general class meet.
Ing; 200 Junior League; 900 P. NJ,
Epworth League led by the pastor,
topic ".The Making Seof a Christian;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
First Methodist Protestant Church.
Market street, A. J.. Altman, pastor.

, Market Street, A. J. Altman, pastor.
Sunday School, $3.50 A. NJ, j. A.
Swiger. superintendent; at 1O:45 "A.
NJ, the pastor win preach on "The
Law Of Spiritual lncrease;" at 500
P. NJ, the subject willibe "The Unex.
pected Gift; Junior Society OF C. E.,
2 P. NJ; Y.5P. S. c. E.%7tP. NJ, Mrs
A. J Altman, leader; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
Junior Union Entertainment.

p. 3.
Mrs. Lillian Hatcher Mrs. Minnie
Martin and Miss Amy Eliason enter.
tanned the Junior Union of the Baptist
Church last evening at the home Of
Miss Ellason on Locust avenue. The
lawn9was gayfy decorated with Japan.
ese.lanterns and the little people thor
oughly enjoyed the games and plays
provided for them. y%3
Several tables were occupied at
finch by the older members Of the
Union. Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening. <
Have you tried harrington Hail.
the steel cut coffee, at Mattingly's? x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
Helping One Another 500 F. NJ
preaching by the pastor, subject he
Young Mani His Trials and Incelnr
ttves.r a special discourse to young
Grace Lutheran Church.

3. J. scherer, pastor.-The usual
services tomorrow. 9:i5 A. NJ Sab
BATH School; 10:45 A. NJ, morning
service; P. NJ, catechetical instruc.
tion; 5 P. NJ evening service.
The regular meeting Of the church
council viii be held Tuesday evening,
June 18th. at o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
Central Christian churchn.

Walnut avenue and Second street.
W. Alexander Mccartney, PASTOR
Sunday School, $3.50 A. NJ sermon.
1o:45 A. NJ, subject can Evergreen
Garland Of Glory" Lords Supper;
Junior Endeavor, P. NJ; Senior En-
deavor, 5 P. NJ, subject Saul of Tar.
sus."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
Cawn Social.

Ionight at the residence Of Mr..
James ichael; on Falrmont avenue
and FfflhS street. the ladies of the
/ u Chris tlan Church will give a
laMr party, 3toSswhlch the public is
eordiallyS invited Refreshments will
tsbeS SERVED. y. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

3lttafl c'aaHeftas oe'Scts ENS e SlFuICH. sos
s Sunday School, $3.50 A. NJ; preach
ing, 10:45 Az NJ; Junior League, 1880
~: M; Epworth Leag,ie, $3.50 P. M,
preaching, $3.50 P. NJ; prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening OF 1880 P. NJ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

' boy $ofg hye years recently killed
saihaby Ill LIVERPOOL by stutIing bread
into throat He said he did 1t
5fin. The doctors called him
.smorally Insane In English law a
child $$,inder seven Is considered inca.
pable crime: 355.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
Presbyterian Church,.

+ Rev. H G. Stoet5er, pastor.-BibIe
School, 9:SU o'clock, morning service.
ti0:45 o'clock; Christian EFdeayor So
'eiety:7 osalocls; evening service, s
o'clock All are cordially invited. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
arm ont Gun Club.

aIrrnont.9 Gun Club. "
The Gun Club. shoot yesterday az
ternoons at their rounds, resulted as
follows
Fitch shot att IS, broke f1S9. 5.
pennally shot gat; ,165, broke s120-
Lilly shot al 165. broke s124.
Phillips shot ats;1 65, broke y.121.
Merrifeld shot at: so, broke ia q
Google shot at 50; broke 40.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

There's wifi be meeting Of the Wo.
mems Auxiliary on Monday after
noon at s 80 at which Secretary Tib.
belts will be present. He will also
remain over and meet with the direc
tors Of the Association on Monday
eyeniugs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
DEFEND ON NEMsPR PERG.:
Big: AdsertIsersia Think They Rre tiie
Best; and Cheapest.

=
The advertising manager Of Vi COM;
pany whose preparation Of cod liver
oil has; been exploited BY means of
every known; form Of publicity for
upward Of twenty-five years, says 81
AFTER trying all kinds OF Sadyertisz
ing we became. convinced that news
papers coyer&the whole field. Sew
erali years ago We decided to put our
conviction to the. test; and; We abanS;
doned. all other. forms Of advertis:S
Ing, The result has been entirely sat
istactory Business has increased
and although I dom say we may mot:
see: fittn occasional " use other med
iums, We are satisfied that newspas
ners 3eac'lpygth the first: place. as far as
results are concerne d Il AS this
opinion is backed up by an expendf.si
ture; Of from s20o,OOO.Sto 100000 ~
years:it ought to- be CAREFUL eonsids
eredSb$ business men
I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

The ptian government contems
plates Sthesinsta llationt Of electric trac,
hon on ne y datarieh Railroad, ans.
is Tepofteds Will construct d rail
road from Cairo! ITO sE; the NIatarieh
oasis Sl:s ; III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03
Y!.taM. II. a. Notes Note.

Mr. Geo +. Tibbetts. Of Washing
St6n, d. 10, iInter-s State secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Associations
of Maryland, delaware and West Vir.
ginia. VIII visit the Fairmont Y. NJ,
CA. on Monday next. (,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Seven year old Kentucky horse. la
tlrst.oiass condition. Perfectly sound
Can he seen at Brmay Meredith's
farm: Inquire of Guy A. Wiley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

Have you tried Darlington Hail.
the steelscutE coffee, at Mattingly,s ?Sxl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-03

At"Ours Own Coffee in one pound;
tins 25 cents. 1t Is guaran teed. Mat
inglg's. ~. Va s|3S-x
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-15

RaT1I87la lIIGldInI81I0g lIglIQs aIlBGI1l8s.
lesrssese p0F q Asau6zsa LsgSszat50a De Puerto Beo:
NTIN LAGOON J

s2s s,gd .orssao pomoysrs oio P deqda
aviso os serssdO responss pcr os
iegsaos hiiue anss ds inssnssrss d sooi6S .
eb IN s o aDse.a04 &C.
9B.taEA PaTa aus os hsdsros ssroin sp0
eiAl poda pedr tsino lesI debsgal
9ysOsos = ssorA 40 tSuns ponds
qARITULo y Al de
testamsnto debs6 egar
sssFiso ouDir nnsior mo-
@ @ aSsa e f coss d D a S eel as Sa 6 ss e.
nosso oro aneiau.Iio @ mpsats q aue
se M oasss prusbS ds q % .ao
9f,l tribunal hubr nonbT'dO szpsdirS % favor cs
CAPITULO 7kIIIAe0ns deisrmnE valdez
Asoglo ppuena yides te.tnono
s gaa,s s. e ssaa. gog e 0,Ess1
p2os Iooo p0E eq.ageF hsEea
Pe01r oelo a ays0ar g hao as e tel A'0
6a abos dna a 9sas9Sa s ds.a e @ 81 us e % J. as % Sa
payo pas Do bsne ss entenderGn p. iO Iou d
otEo gue fnado prob
TTULo Hcapftulo dpioO Division P.rioi6n
Artlou.o g sIaos. possession 40
atfaesr g a. fae que
oonisnado condor psTdor para
Artoulo il ooiOnadO pre 90 aoept.O6n del cargo
z 9srln avsido qpdac6n dsi6ny
Atssas g asl Reo9sanso eion.do
eargo en Snno rscion9msnte 1e Cons
ouaqusra d socitar de
n9ndoIe 10 haga
rfoulO 7OE COmonado ak dis Iugar division
tfand q eecO aa parties Al ho Ig dgndos
pndidOs
eqatys
recho suci6n cnre cBbe YE chb3 t dv6n
que medic ha consE circunana intOEa
6ecE9t9Fo de c0nfrme
nofOndoe les dennis dia antpa6D ST den0
pci6n division dhu6n acuerdo dho nOrne 81
Cota dc m au dando de clio av les de cncO dfa. de n
p6n luez odas les medic de adO dmrS
reChazndO deVcV6ndoO
haber medadO
hubieEe
AfClO de6nuYsmente
inteTessdas dr6 deTeCho cereda efvo
ci6ibes DCtad0 uere defnv ngarkn heederos
las respsCfvRmente les hnberen do aduddAs
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Los que critican Ia
aeCi6n de Ia Sa-
nIdad.
FL trabsIO d 6sta es SIempTo
Do gIl pTOusGh0,
AQuI. Ia GsiadO dGsCuidada pOT
complete d hlglsns.

AlRunas pers0nas mss apegadas &
RmOnt0nar dollars, que pensar en- ell
hien general, critican u acci6n de h
Sanidad cuando sata se Ye ca u neCe-
aidad de nplicnr Ia Icy, por infraccio-
mes & lo9 reglamentos de Il hygiene.
PeEo hay que reC0noCer que go labor
results feCund0, y en eI Camino en-
prendido no debsn ceiar an punto.
Aver public6 eL3 Correspondence >
no informe Gobre ln mortalidad de nj
nos en- los Estados Unidos originada
poF ID aduIteFaci6n de alimentos. duI.
Ces = demae artfsulos que suelen con-
sumir los niflOs.
La Oifra es atetradorA. MAJ de me.
dio million de nifioe han sido asesinGdos
villanamente, por los expenditures ain
Conciencia.
Aqui. hay que deeirlo francamente.
he estado descuidada por csmpleto Ia
hygiene y h aIimentaci6n.
Todos aAbemOa Los alimentOs que
conBumfan los cRmpesinos en- los cam
pos y Lon vecinos en- les ciudndes.
Bacalao en- estRdo de 5eecomposi-
ci6n. msiz = gRrbAnzos con poIillas &
infnidad de .articnlOs de primera neCe-
silad en- nal estado,
Hoy n1ismo en- pIena ciudad, cada
momentO Son deC0misadas grandes can
tidades de tasSie, conservas. ilmones
y demss. por eatar imposibles para 81
consume p1blico.
In leche y el pan deficiencies pesaE
de Ias C0nstantes denunciag. al extre'
mo de que yariaa IpeEsonRa han sidO in.
toxicadas en- ID ciudad.
Pfecisamente haCe tres dias eli iuez
municipal impugo ounce pesos de
muIta & an individuo que tranquiIa.
mente repaEtia pan.
En- asuntos de Sanidad hygiene nc
deba permitirse Dinguna infracci6n.
Es necesari0 ser er6rgico.
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La vida en- Vi8Qu8s.
All 50 han OlyIdadG las luehlS
Dc balt0Iia.
AetivO trabajO on lnDOTtant0S
fund0S aZaGaTaT0S.
(Ds nuestr0 e0grsgponsaz especial. J

de maestro eOgrsspona01 especially
AbriI 12.-La aleQPfa. Il paz y eli
trabsj0 rainar en- este isla. Todos sus
habitantss obtienen 81 pan bsndit0 por
su labor cOnstanta.
Como Be trabaia p0F tafea, heY hom-
bre que CANA haata 50 disFios.
AQuf TODD 81 mundQ hR dad0 de ma
no la polltica paEa 0ediearse excluai-
vamente & Ia Tucha p0f Is existsncia.
Las grandes factoFfas de Ios sefiOres
Benftez Dfaz. Cintf6n y Isabrun, est6n
Obteniendo una m8gnifca c0sechR. L1s
heFmosas vegas van siendo despojadas
de la dulce gFamfaea. que ser6 restitui-
dc en- dollars. psTs bien de sus hOnra.
dos propietaTios y en- bienestsr de- Ia
isla.
So cree que Ia hsrmoaa cosecha del
senior Murray pierda alQ0s pues dicho
haCeldad0 no quiere CoTtar hasta no
terminar 10 montuFa de su nueYg CEN
trail.
N6taae moVimient0 en- 81 Oomercio y
ell puerto se n9ta nauV aniunadO.
BarCoe peQuehos y gsandes NOS visi-
tan dand0 an bOnito RspeCt0 al puerto.
Las esOuelas p6blicas funcionan con
reguIaridsd y 80 espeFa que 81 afio es-
collar de- buen0s Fesulta0os.
In fuarzR de Ia policfs 81 mando del
Cabo aC nor RufinO Torres. oumpIa con
su deber y u mayor tranquilided reina
en- los CampoG.
QuisiePs siempre poder comunicar
notlCiaS tan satisfactOFiaa, pues estO
demuestFa 81 adelantO y prcgFesO de-
estA isla.
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CuItQs On "a Santa IgIosIa Cate
dTaI duTant0 Ia S0nana Santa
J PaSGQa.
Inf0Fmanse los siguientes:

Inf0Fmanse los siguientes:
Domingo de Ram0s.-A las nue.
We bendici6n de palmas por S. S.
l., procession, misa- mayor y passion
cantada. A las oraciones de Ia tar
de sermon que predicara un P. Ca
puchino.
Microbes Santo. "A las olaciones
de la tar3e habF& exposition del
Paso &Jesds con Ia Cruz 4 cuestas,1 )
En- veneraci6n de este misterio ha-
bra rosario y sermon q cargo de un
p. Capuchino.
Jueves Santo.-A las nneve Misa
PontificaI. Ccnssgracion de los San
tos Oleos, Communion General, pro-
cesi6n al Monumento, donde que
dara expuesta S. D. M. q la adora-
ci0n p1blica. A las 8 y media -ce-
remonia del Lavatorio pof S. S. l.,
sermon del Mandate, que predicara
un p. Capuchino.
VieFnes SantO.-A las nueve.t Of
clio litdFgico de este dia con sOIem-
nidad pOntiical. Passion solemne,
adoraci0n de Ia Santa Cruz, Proce-
sion al MOnumentO, termination de
los ofcios.
A las oraciones de Ia tarde habF8
miseFeEe soIemne y sermon que pre-
dicaFa un p. Capuchino.
Sabado q las Z y media.-Horas
menores. ofcios, bendicl6n de la
fuente bautismal, misa solemne y
visperas.
Domingo Resurrection. "A las
cinco misa solemne, procession claus
trail con Ell Santisimo Sacramento.
A las 8 misa Pontifcal, termi-
nSndose con la bendici6n papal que
dara S. S. I. a todos los feles que
hubiesen confesado y comulgado.
Lunes de Pascua.- -Misa solemne
q las nueve.
juan MIGUEL KEARNEY
ABoGADo.
AquadiIIa. p ..R.
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lIn c01gT8sO De 'EY-
pOSici6n Ec0Rdnlica
MundiaT' en- Bel
giCa
'iLa Correspondence" lnVliada {
aahaTIrsa a ETOpdsItO.


I'D gobierno beIga hs decididO que
el24 de septiembFe de 1905 tengR lu-
gar en- Mons 40 CopgresO international
de eExpOBici6n eCon6micR mundial. :
El rey LeopoIdo ha tornado Ii idea
bSjo su patrOnato correspondence la
presidencis de honor del CoperesO 4
los preeidentes del Senado II de Ia cal
mara de Representatives..
Por Condrcto del Pepresantante do
B6'gica en- Mavsgii sLa CoFFesp0n+
deDCiaS he sido invitada adhsrirge 81
pr0p6aito asf como 8 enviaF respuestas
aCeFCa de lee varias cuestiones de que
Be ocupar6 al CopgFesn.
La comisi6n oFgsnizadora eata rel
presentada por M b Bsernaer, miDiatr0
de EstadO. " M. Capelle y Van Over
beYgh, aeCEetaFiOS generates.
III pFogFama t6cnic0 del COngFes0
cd importAntfaimo poT la caIidad de los
temas que deben ser discutidOa.
He aquf algnnos de ellOa:
-SLS preparation para 10 expNn-
sion economies de un pals debs haceF
ae degde IN escuela primRriA2
-SCu6Ies son Ioe medioa mas efica-
Ces para desenvolver en- los nifIos Il
eneYgfa de 4 vOluntad , 81 espfritu de
empTeian9
-SCu6lea son Io1 medios para pre-
paFar & Ia iuventdd para esa expSn-
sion, no solo en- % aaCueIa pFimBPia
sino tambien en- II escueIa de aduItoa
y en- ID profesi0n0l2
-SCu6les son los mediOa de adaptar
81 personal de ensefIanzR & lee nuevas
neCesidadea2 (s) FoFmaCi6n de u es-
cuels normal (b) FoFmGci6n del ms
titutor On funCiOnes.
El programs ca eXtengO y se refaPe,
adem6s, estadfstiCa International, pO-
litica economics y aduaneEa, marina,
expansion civilizadoFR hacil los paises
nuevOl, y mediOs y agentes de expan'
sion. N
Ia traaCendenSia de ese CoDgreao se
CompFende solo antesu enunCiado. La
vida moderna impOpe FumbOs nuevOs
y Iaa naCiones CuItas afrOntsn con va
EoF loo nuev0s pr0bIemas que la reaIi-
dad ofrece.
B6lgica este en- ID primera fiIa inte-
lectuaI de Europa. No sabemos si el
rey Lep0ld0 seF& aticionado & tiranizar
paises d6biles & pretexbo de sdssCGTkOS,
peR0 Oh c9n0Cem0s que el peDsAmlent0
belga secunda las ideas altruistaa de
loo hombres de bien que en- medic de
los cFfmeneg internaciOnalea de que
somOa tastigos. no han CAido en- ID CO.
EFupci6n.
eLS Correspon SsalRdN 81 noble
pafs de Flsndes , desea que 90 gran
Exposition Universal en proyeCtO =
su CoDgreSo do Expobici6n EC0n6mica
Mundial, alcancsn 81 meior Do los 6xi-
t0g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-15

La canfcula Sc avecina Y los baFios
de mar son necesidad higl6.
MICA.

Una buena oportunidad Sc pre-
senta q las personas que deseen ha-
Ger un buen negI clio. estableciendo
casillas de ba1ios de mar en- Ia
Puerta de San Juan.
Hace algunos amos que aquellos
baflos eTau muy solicitados, pues Ia
ciudad a 10 que parece no cuenta
con un sitio tan SECURE para dlcho
objeto, como ell indicado.
El calor va So deia Sentir bas-
tante y la tempo orada de banos Sc
acerca.
Muchas familias Sc ven precisadas
q emigrar de la ciudal y otras Sc
privan de tan estimulantes baflos
pOrque les sitios que solian usarse
estan hoy impOslbles con las basu-
ras que poF allf Sc han aglOmera-
do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-15

Los vecinos del recinto Norte en-
San Juan est6n asombrados con un fe-
n6nen0 que pFesenCian todas Ias no.
ches ca 81 h0Fizonte. ApaFece m gran
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G0I0RsI NIII0s On San Jual
Pas6 revista al Regimiento de Pto.
Rico.

Ell vapor SCoamog llegado 4 nues-
tro puerto 81 microbes, tra io 4 San
Juan al coronel Miles, del ej6TCito
regular De Jos Estados UniaOs.
sInmediatamente empez6 q pasar
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Rico. de un modo minuciosoD cele-
brando ejercicios de tactica en- el
campo del MORO.
Nj. Miles ha visitado tambi6n
todas las dependeneias militares,
castillos y cuartel de Ballaia, mos
trandose satisfecho del espfritu y
discipline de- los soldados asl como
del buen oEden en- que todas las
dependencies so encueltFanI
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PrOmsdIO do dsfQncIo-
Rss en- San Juan.

81 promedio de defunCiones en- el
mes de Mario On ID Capital y sus ba-
rrios es 81 siguiente:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-03
FAT END SEAT MAN.
Wesltnt Get up in Thsaser, and
 Late Corners Tried 'Tother A.sls.

New York, Feb 3.-ShOrtly after the curtain went up on the first act of 'The Yankee Consul' at Wallack' $ evening dress were ushered down the aisle to the right of the middle sec ton. 4 fat man on the end seat of their row refused to get up and let the pair squeeze bv him on their way to seats Nos , and 6.
 Not on your life" said he. Never will l get up for anybody that hasn't got sense enough to find his seat prop erly. Here are twelve seats in this row. You are trying to get in from the right side, thereby disturbing six peO- pie after the show has begun and we're all interested If you had any sense you would have gone to the left side of this section and disfurlSd only four people. People like you ought to have a guardian"
 People began to stir and turn around and grumble at the noise. Raymond Hitchcock and the others of the company noticed the interruption and the show Jagged hit. The mana ger was sent for. The fat man sat on what h. thought were his rights. No. he would not move. Let the dunder- head go to the right side. said he.
 The girl with the blunderer was much embarrassed. The manager was embarrassed. hut helpless. he admit ted. After several minutes wait the fat man had his way. The pair went around to the other side. with half the house grinning at them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-03
PROTECTION FOR PLAYS
American Dramatists' CIub and Sen.
 ator hcCovsrn's Bill.

Hartford. Feb 3.-The bill intro dGced in the senate by Senator Me- Govern to prohibit the performance of plays without the authors or owners consent is similar to acts now on the statute books of New York. Pennsyl- vania. New Jersey. Ohio. Louisiana. Oregon and New Hampshire. Such a law is desired by the American Dra- IF S.sts' club of which Bronson How 'ard k the president. In n recent ai- dress Mr Howard said: Tt is desira- hlc that dramatic and musical produc- tions in state should not he of q low grade and poor quality. This is the direct effect of impuDity on the part of those who inappropriate the artis- tic property of others. Legitimate pro- duccrs cannot send organizations of good actors ar singers. with good scenery. into parts of state where they have been anticipated by those irresponsible managers who move rapidly and secretly from the jurisdic- ton of the local courts Much of the taw,lry. coarse and immoral amIIse> nlent forced on the public comes di- rectly from the want of adequate pro- lection to respectable authors. con- poserS and managers. who can he held responsible to the public for morality snd decency.-