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The Washington times., 1906-01-28
WHERE ALL WAGONS ARE BRAKED

To the eye OF the Easterner the aver
age vehicle In Los Angeles, Cal, IS a
rolling curiosity.
In and about Los Angeles are hills Of
varying height-sOme % feet high, some
200 feet high Not far from the city are
mountains hundreds and thousands OF
feet in height
Up the steep sides Of these hills, some
times straight and sometimes winding
roads or trails run.
TO drive along these trails without aC-
Cident Is an art requiring no mean skill.
Drivers must be experts. Going up a
steep hilI-OT going down one-is ac-
COmplished always by taking ZlgZag
course. now driving TO left and now TO
the right Even thus. were an animal
to lose its footing, a disastrous smash
I'D might result. To ObViate this danger.
buggies, wagons and trucks are all
equipped with a brake on rear wheels.
the handle being placed at the side Of
the drivers seat, presenting novel
sight to ths visitor from feYel countries.
Detroit News
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Ninth street northwest. with several
hundred knights and DANES in attend
ance.
Walter o. Busey headed the program
with Il baritone solo Past Commander
L. T. Atkinson gave an address on the
history OF the Knights OF Malta. Miss
Helen Wetzei sang and did some fancy
dancing.
The Harvey sisters gave violin
and piano duet, Frank +, Hogan sang
Milton NJ. Clark whisted. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuel gave piano duet-selections
from I'll Trovatore."
Representative Z. w. Samuel Of Penn
sylvania. past supreme grand command
er. was the F5nored guest.
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LITERARY
Emigration Discussed
BY Capitol Hill Club

The meeting Of the Capitol Hill Lit
erary Society held Monday evening.
january p. at the residence Of Mrs.
Marian Guild WalpOrte. lf31 Park place
northeast, was one of the most sue
eessful of the year. In the absence OF
the president Mrs. Lucille l. Belts. Dr.
james Mckee. vice president. presided
Emigration was discussed in 4 paper
by Joseph Babcock. He was followed
by Major Lawrence. George y. Brown
Mr.. BrysOu, Mr. Sprecher Ms. Trauty
CAPTAIN Hart. and others. hs,s Curtis
Elslnger read a paper. illustrated bv
drawings on Time The Misses
Newcemb played piano duet.
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Tribute To General Grant
At Unity Club Meeting

The Unity Club held its bi-monthly
meeting Thursday evening at PSthian
Temple Hall, Henry =. Holden presiding.
The military setting gave this session an
unusual interest The notes OF the bugle
in the assembly call" given by Prof.
James 4. Joyce, was the prelude TO d
talk on tie military genius OF General
Grant. by Mai. Joseph ". Wham, enti-
tied From the Tanners Bench 20 the
White House"
Gen. John G. Black, Civil Service Com
missioner. spoke briefly on Grant.
The second part OF the evening enter
tainment was devoted 10 musical num-
beTs and reCitations. Prof. James a.
Joyce played the cornet, Miss Lulu Pts
tOrlO gave a piano solo, and sang. Mrs
j. d. Roberts Tecited, and Miss May
Hoffman and Miss Mary Lyddane sang
duet.
Mis- Iowa Hampson was admitted TO
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SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN WASHINGTON ORGANIZATIONS

the year were: Church receipts. s1s, ,624-
20; from organizations within the
church, $s,Sl465; total for 1905. $27 .s96 10
This is an increase of more than 81 900
over the receipts of the previous year.
At the annual election of the church,
the Following were elected trustees: s..
" Woodward, Julian c. Dowell. and
w. W. Everett The following were
elected deacons: n. S. Faucet. J. II.
Robinson, DR.. F. a, Swartout, and w
w. Everett.
Connected with the church is one Of
the largest Sunday Schools in the coun-
try.
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Mt. Vernon Commander
Receives Lady Maccabees

a reception was given the officers and
guards OF Mt. Vernon Hive. No. 2. Lady
Maecabees of the World. by the lady
commander. Mrs. Mary A Van Ness.
last week. The large pariors were dec
GRATED with ferns. palms and carnations.
The dining-roOm was Ornamented with
roses and pink candeIabra Mrs. Van
Ness was assisted by her daughter. Miss
Edith. and her sons. Herbert and John
Van Ness. Among the invited guests
were Mrs Cartner. Mrs. McCarden. Mrs.
RUNNING. Mrs Daken Mrs Monroe,
Mrs. Warder. Mrs. O'Neal. Mrs. Holt,
Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. DAILY and Mrs An
drew. and the Misses Roberts. Lemback.
Whitney and Walton; Messrs. Rum
ming. Cartner. Francis. Holt. DarnelI
and Van Ness.
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Rechabites Will Debate
Stopping Liquor Traffic

Eagle Tent. No. ?, Independent Order
Of Rechabites. Will hold an open meet
ing and debate Thursday evening, Feb
ruary on. Resolved. That the best
interee,s Of mankind demand that the
liquc. traffic shall be suppressed bY
law" The debate viii take place at
Rechabite Hall. 30i 3 street southeast
A large painting. representing the en-
blem OF the order. temperance. fort-
tude. and justice, is on exhibition at
the hall. and win be presented TO the
tent receiving the largest number OF
votes.
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THE DUCKS ARE FLYING.

Sunday night a patTolman was sOberly
pacing his beat on the Eastern boule-
ward.
him from his spTingtime reYerie. Just
then TWO bclated citizens came Ia sight
Come and help me find the burglar.
said the POLICEMAN. impTessing the Citi-
zens into the Service OF the law.
Careful inspection OF all the houses
within two blocks failed to reveal any
traces OF glass of burglary.
The posse Wearily halted under an
electric light tower on the boulevard
"Hello!' cried one Here's the broken
glass;"
And here 's the burslar,' said the
policeman.
TendeTly they gathered up the dead
and mauEled form OF a wild duck, killed
by dashing against the glass globe at
tue tower top, shattering the glass by
the violence Of its collision
The story is added 10 the collection OF
open winter anecdotes.-DetrOit News
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GOT ANY NITROGEN HANDY?

Nitrogen" says the Pittsburg Dis
patch, is so vital 10 the growth Of
plants that large sums are expended for
fertilizers rich in that element. So far
chemistry has done nothing effective in
the way OF obtaining nitrogen from the
atmosphere. Yet IL is calculated that
the nitrogen IN the air weighs no less
than four billion million tons"
So. you see, the novelist who talks
about the "heavy air" worn by the hero
Inc isn't so far astray in his facts as
would seem at first peep.-Detroit News
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Women's Clubs To Gather
In Halls of Ancients Today

On Tuesday the Ladies' Excelsior Lit
erary Society, visited the Halls OF the
Ancients. for study. AS a result they
have moved that the Federation OF
Women's Clubs IN Washington unite
IN the Halls before the closure on Feb
Fuary 8.
Presidents OF three OF the fourteen
clubs in the Federation. were present
and acted as a committee 10 notify all
the societies of an invitation from Mr..
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Machiavelli Discussed
By Excelsior Literary

The Excelsior Literary Club met with
Mrs. Clara KalstrOm Tuesday. The sub
ject of essay was Niccolo NachiaveIu
The papers were by Mrs. NJ. Parker and
Mrs. Duffie. There was music by Mrs
Bulla and Mrs. Kalstrom. Sketches ON
Francisco Foscari and San Lorenzo were
by Mrs Simmons and Mrs. Robinson.
The club will meet with Miss CulIev
next Tuesday.
The members visited the Halls Of the
Ancients on Wednesday.
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RELIGIOUS
Calvary Baptist Church
Making Great Strides

The annual report on the Calvary
Baptist ChJRch of this city shows a to-
tal addition OF membership for the
year 1876 OF 15s OF whom sixty-three
Were received by baptism. this total be-
ing q net gain Of eighty-four. The pres
eut membership is 1886.
The treasurer's report shows healthy
financial condition. The receipts for
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Covenant Odd Fellows
Initiate Glass Tuesday

At the regular meeting Of Covenant
Lodge. /. Q. o. F.. Thursday evening.
Il was decided TO confer the third de-
gree next Tuesday upon the five candi-
dates elected that night number Of
candidates already elected viii receive
the initiatory degree at the same time.
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Palefaces Are Swarming
On Seltese Tribe, Red Men

Seltese Tribe Improved Order Of Red
Men, held it's regular meeting last
Tuesday sleep. The applications Of
palefaces are so numerous that 1t was
decided TO hold a class initiation on the
sleep OF Tuesday. February s. The en-
tertainment committee has perfected
plans TO make the meeting unusually
interesting,
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FRATERNAL
Knights of Khorrassan
Pushing Plans for Ball

AscaIon Temple, No. 81. Dramatic
Order of knights of Khorress ssan, has
plans well under way for its second
annual ball. to be held at the Pythian
Temple on February 2 The committee
on arrangements is G. w. Boynton.
chairman; T. A. Bynum, royal prince;
W. J. Coffin. royal prince; G. w. Haley.
royal vizier; S. NJ. Pearson, grand emir:
Albert KahIert, treasurer and Notaries
Arthur l. Collips. j. NJ. Mcqueen ana
w. c. Dean. The committee held
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meeting last week. The reports of the
several subcommittee showed that the
work was progressing. Every member
of the committee is striving 70 make
this ball one OF the finest ever given
by any organization in Washington.
The proceeds OF the ball are TO be used
to procure new paraphernaiia for the
Temple
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smith TO meet in the Hall this after
hoon' at Z;5o p. m, to hear his sug-
gesuons and appeal for their co-opera-
ton in further effort for the aggran-
diZement Of Washington.
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Trade
Theatrical Mechanics
Install Their Officers

Officers OF Washington Lodge. No. :.
Theatrical Mechanics Association. were
installed Sunday. January IA. at the
hail. 430 Ninth street northwest A
social session followed. al which about
fifty visiting members OF the order were
present. including thirty members OF
Baltimore Lodge. No. Il The local
lodge is progressing.
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membership. On February the club
viii hear lecture on The Passion Play
Of Persia" by 5. q. ". benjamin, for
merly Minister 10 Persia
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Knights of Malta Hold
Open Meeting And Concert

The knights of Malta held an open
meeting Friday night In Malta Hall. 40
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Heart Sick and
in Death S Grasl

HEART DISLASG-6 G6V OUSG1SS
SLERLESSEESS-
Have Driven Thousands to Deaths
Brink
DR. AGNEW'S 5 HEART CURE has met
them there-clasped them with the healing
hand and raised them from beds that were
proclaimed deathbeds. It gives relief in the
most acute cases in 30 minutes. and il cures
permanently. The secret OF its potency is
that IL STRENGTHENS the heart, purifies the
blood. gets the digestive organs and all the
other organs working in harmony, and health
and happiness follow in its wake surely
as the day follows tbs night.
DR.. Agnew's little pi11s-the best fos
sluggish hvers. 10 doses 1oc. II
Sold by Modern Drug Co, No. 414 7th ST.
NV. Jas. O'Donnell. 904 st. nw. and ed
st. and Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
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Buena noticia

In el antique y muy acreditado es-
ta0lecimiento Razar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de K. Montes, So acaba do
recibir IN immense surtido de casi-
m'res ingleses y franceses, los cue
ofrece su numerosa clientela nj
pdblico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay un ex-
tense surtido de elegantes traies, los
que Sc detallan desde 81 4 $r4. C1en-
ia tambien Ell Bazar con TN surtido do
abrigos para caballeros y nif1os, propies
para viajes, gorras, camisas, cuellos.
pulos, tlrantes, cinturones, ligas, CAL
zoncillloS. corbatas, mediag, v nuchos
mas artfculos del ramo.
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Y el coronel SC llama Tupont.

& coronel Sc llama Dupont.
Ocurre 10 mjsmo todas las ersefanzas.
Los 1eclutas avispados habes repiten indefnida-
mente las mismas cosas, accmpafando los estd-
pldos.
FL sehor Bergeret preguDto 81 les ohciaes cultiban
como e sargento Lebrec Ia ee cnencia marcis Roux
'e dijo
-Tenemos IN captain que, por Ell contrsro, nos
trata con una delicadeza exquisite.
Els IN esteta, a-cruz
Pinta inaagenes angeles muy paljdos en- cielos
verdes sonrosados.
Yo pongo lemas sus cbras.
Mientras Deval hace servicio de cuadra 20 estoy
de servcio COZ e capitzn escribendo versos embema
ticos.
Mi capitan, es hombre admirable, Sc llama Mar
cello Lagere, Pero arte usa el seud6nimo de
"Csne."
.gTanbien heroes- pseguut0 Berge-
In San Jorge-djo r tx concibe de IN modo
mistco Ia carrera de las armas Ia supone IN estado
ideal que sin darnos cuena nos conduce al fn descono
cido.
Cons5grase piadoso, caste solemne SACRIFICES
msteriosos necesarios.
Nj captain IN hombre delicoso.
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ANATOLE FRANCE

Sin embargo, e satisfzo u1ucho saber que su dis
cfpuo predileco comea COZ clos por Ia ncche porque
e agradaba ell t1ato social complacfa las con-
versaciores psolorgadas.
La seno1a de Bergeret adadi6:
-Por supuesto que IA comda se1a como todos los
das.
No hare ningdn extraordinario.
sali6 para Car sus 6rdenes Eufenlia.
Be- geret dijo su discippl,:
-1Todav.a p1egona usted las excelencas del verso
libre3
Sc peffectan eate que las formas poeticas vari9n
segdn los tempos Is 1ugares no ignore que ha ST.
frdo Ell verso frances el de los sglo ncesan-
tes modifcaciones, ben pudera 20, escudado con
mis- apunes de m6nica sonre discretamente del per-
uico religioso de los poetas, quienes lastima solo
inagir al pue6a oueterse la crca el instrument
to cor nsagra do por sus inspracones
Advie1to que no just6can las regas las cuales
obsdeeen, y me nc limo que Ia justification de-
be ballarse no e1 IA etructura del verso mismo sino
en- Ell anto que plimtvameDte le acompahaba.
En- una pslaora, juzgo apto para concebr 1nno-
vaciones pretsamepte porque gua el procedinien-
to centihco l, -u4l por naturaeza, es menos con-
ser,a lor que las sustituciones artisicas
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VISTA HACE r.
MAGNESTA AEREADA ANTTBTLToaA
DE J. NJ. BLANCO

Con 81 uso desaparece el extreffi-
miento, indigestion, dolores de cabe.
"a, jaqueca, bills, acido del estomago,
en- general todos los desarregles pre-
ducidos por 81 est6mago 6 intestinos.
FaTaseGc6@ @e BENMee.
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LEY
DE
RentaS Internas

Contenlendo el texto de la Ley
de 9 de Mario t1ltimo, en- vigor
desde el dia 70 de Julio. Els L.
misma ley que Sc cobra en-
resorerfa a so CentavOs eiem-
pIar.
Los comerciantes { industrial
es pueden adquirirla en- el Bo'
-ETIN q
"a centavOs eieTmpEars
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"a muy dificil 4 los oyentes de an eacan-
dalo de esq clase pOder precisar los eau
santes, no por falta de desaoa 81 por las
circunstancias del hecho FL dfa de
julio estabamos un poTci6n de personaa en-
q balloon del ayuntamiento viendo el des-
file y hnbo una perturbaci6n del 6rden sin
que nj nosotros nj nadfe dc los ALI presen-
tes pudieramos dscir aeguramente quienes
fueron los causantes; y s d Spersonas fue-
ron detenidas y 4 no ser por Ia bondad del
que hacfa entonces de gobernador, senior
Post, hubiersn lido q Ia carcel inocentes
~ 81 ESQ oourre en- uu colegio electoral,
8 las de la tarde, mientras Sc discute Ii
razon de unos otM1s, ante 81 mas honra-
do juez sc consigue el objeto de impedir
que esos hombres voten. B1squese pues
81 medic de que los electores que no hayan
cometido falta y sean honrados queden ga
rantizados contra los desalmados"
Mr.. Post "Mientras un pueblo crea
que puede ganar una election por medic
de la violencia por tales medios, hemos
de tropezar con esas difcultades. Por ESQ
creo que vamos apIobar una ley para
eyitar todo ESQ es disponiendo un sistema
de impugnaciones de manera que Sc con-
venzan que no de resultado el ganar cleo
clones por violencia.
"Una ley que convence de que en- case
de fraude Sc impida al que asf haya CANA
do con una apelaci6n q Las cortes que Ia
declaren nula que dispongan Sc celebre
otra election en- otra forma. Si en- un pue-
bio que Sc CANA por 3 votos, Sc prueba
que han votado diez, teniendo veinte dere-
cho al voto queda restablecida la iusticia
ordenando otra election buscando la for
ma que los que dejaron de votar causa
de medios fraudulentos, ejerzan su dere-
eho. 7 conveEcido 81 que altera la paz
de que por ese medic no CANA la election
va la carcel, no tendremos grandes frau
des nj violencias organizadas La ley de
impugnaciones hard mas que toda esta
ley y las otras juntas. No insisto mas en-
el punto y estoy de acuerdo en- que queden
iguales ambos textos.
Attorney. Que esa fraseoIogfa Sc en-
cuentra en- la carta magma del Rey Juan
de Inglaterra desde hace.5 siglos cuando
las colonias americanas Sc hicieron indie
pendientes las incorporation al hacer la
gran Constitution de la Union Americana.
No existe ninguna ley en- los Estados Uni
dos que no contenga esa disposition todo
hombre uabe que puede If 4 votar, siempre
que no ataque otro.
''Mi opinion es que el texto espafiol tie
ne el mismo signifcado que el ingles Las
palabras deben ser de manera que resulten
bien comprensibles para las autoridades
que han de interpretarlas y que no sirvan
de pretextos para que ningdn ciudadano
sea privado de su derecho La mayor
intenci6n de la ley es la de que haya unas
elecciones pacffcas, ordenadas legales.
Els 10 mejor poner en- Ia carcel Immediate
mente al que altere la paz y trate de i'm
pedir el ejercicio del derecho los demas."
La tarde es avanzada y Sc suspende eI
debate levantandose Ia session para Ell lines
4 las 2 de la tarde
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EN- la CORTE De DISTRlTO.

JESUS Acevedo Ruiz denunci6 ell hecho
de que Matilde Rosario Carri6n Sc habfa
dejado inscribir como elector en- Barcelo-
meta, siendo en- Manatf donde debi6 ms
cribirse, hecho que le constaba era falso.
La Corte de distrito de Arecibo eatim6
el hecho como constitutivo de delito de
periurio conden6 4 Acevedo dos amos
de presidio, con trabajos forzados, costas;
pero La Corte Supreme ha declarado que
la denuncia que formulara Acevedo no ea
mas que una appreciation suya sobre la ca
pacidad del elector para inscribirse en- uno
4 otro colegio; y no la afirmaci6n de un he
cho esencial y concrete como exfge el Co
digo penal para que, Eendo falso ell hecho,
sea constitutivo de perjurio.
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InnpOnante reunion
Acusrd0s adoptados en- favor del rsfugIo para
nlnos dssamparad0s.

El comite recientemente tornado para
dar forma Ia idea de crear en- San Juan
una casa de refugio para nifios desampara-
dos, oelebr6 una importante reunion Ell sa-
bado pasado.
Discuti6se el reglamentp p6rrafo por
parrafo, introduciendosele aigunas enmien-
das, pero quedando frme en- su parte sus-
tancial
Entire otros acuerdos tomaronse los de
celebrar otra reunion el sabado proximo y
convocar una reunion de damas fin de
que elias secunden la obra del comite.
El Alcalde senior Sanchez Morales tiene
el proyecto de incluir un credito en- el pre-
supuesto fin de ayudar La naciente aso-
ciaci6n.
Todos estdn interessdos en- el mejor 6xi-
to del proyecto.
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Causa pOl que Sc inteTTumpiO ell ira
fiCO de los CarTOS elsCtriGOS,
eSta maiiana.

Hoy recibimos la siguiente carta:
ssSan Juan Puerto Rico, Enero 90 de
1906.
LA CORRESPONDENCE. Muy senores
nuestros:
Les agradecerfamos infinite Sc sirvan
ustedes insertar en- Ell peri6dico de es-
ia tarde, que, q causa de que un ca
ballo fu6 matado esta mafana en- Ia
to Rey, Ell CAIRO fu6 descarrilado, y CO.
mo era el.primer caro-, y todos los otros
estaban en- Rio -Piedras, no podfan traba-
jar mas que los dos carros de estaci6n
anoche en- Martin Pena, pues es costumbre
dejar los carros en- Rio Piedras todas las
noches.
San Juan Light and Transit Company
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/, pTOpias para Ia pf61ima ap8TfuTa del HipodTom0

para crtna yodchs de o1s oLres
e Oo, cae e
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Ell PUENTE De Los
'CEDROS" EN-
isabella.
RumhOsa fiesta preparase para Ia
Inauguration del ferOCarriI.
La seHOrIta LameIa. COrta
tsmpOrada en- Ia OCaIIdad.
{ De maestro corre9pon8az especial. J

Enero 28.-
Ell puente de los ''Cedros" es una obra
de merito y digna de admirarSe.
Hace dos meses que la Compafifa del
ferrocarril empez6 Ia construction esta
va pToxima terminarse.
Amigos nuestros nos han informado
que es el mas elevado entire los de las An
tillas, pues cuenta con treinta siete me-
tros de altuTa.
Diariamente infnidad de personals vi
sitan aquel sitio, que presenta un panora-
ma encantador y que pocos Kilometres 10
BepaTan de nuestra localidad.
Quizas al principle del mes entrante
la primera locomotora 10 estrene puedan
quedar satisfechos los directories de tan i'm.
portante obra.
Para la Inauguration del ferrocarril
en- Isabella, Sc nos dice que Sc prepare una
fiesta rumbosa la que asistira Ell honora-
bic gobernador y algunos jefes del Depar-
tamento.
La estaci6n es un bonito edificio prom
ia terminara de pintarse.
La banda que dirige ell sefior "Con-
cho Pima" nos deia OR los donningos en- la
noche escogidas pleas musicales, por
tai motive, la concurrrencia que asiste
la plaza es numerosa y escogida.
Felicitamos al director que en- tres 6
cuatro meses ha podido poner 4 disposi-
ci6n del p6blico una banda que Sc ha con-
quistado la popularidad
La bella sefiorita Beatriz Lamela
Abreu, encu6ntrase bien completamente de
la dolencia que le aquejaba = que lie retu-
viera en- CANA varios dias.
Los amiguitos de Bilita Ia felicitamos.
-Pepita y Maria Otero, las dos bellas
y simpaticas triguenas que residen en- su
quinta del "Coto" han pasado una corta
temporada en- la localidad donde cuentan
con muchas merecidas simpatfas.
-Despu6s de haber estado algunos dias
entire nosotros ell fot6grafo Ibafiez, ha re-
gresado 4 Aguadilla.
-JPor que ell sexo feo no Sc anima y
obsequia q nuestras damas con un baiIe2
EN- IA @0RRRsP0NDENGTA
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Declaraciones de Nacimientos.
Certifcaciones m6dicas.
Declaraciones de Defunciones.
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BATTALION PUfRTORRlQUENO.

Ha sido presentada una moci6n por el
Delegado Ia Camara, senior de Diego, So
licitando Ia creaci6n 3er. delbatall6n puer-
torriquefio, en- vista de que por Ell Departa-
mento de Ia Guerra de Washington Sc
aeuerda sea declarado regular el que hoy
existe.
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En- "a CORRESPONDENCE GFI

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Declaraciones de Nacimientos
Certifcaciones m6dicas.
Declaraciones de Defunciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-29

-Es probable que de mafana pasado,
lalEmpresa Vargas, del cinemat6grafo que
ha venido trabajando con tan buen exito
en- el Parque, de funciones todas las no.
ches, exclusivamente, en- Ell circo Lo-
uvanda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-29
vi ST I A

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar en-
esta redacci6n al venerable compatrita don
Osvaldo de Ia Rosa, estimado amigo nues-
tro.
Desedmosle grata estancia en- esta ciu-
dad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-29

POr medic de los Agen tes un nlimero.. S OlO2
Directa: Un Trimestre orc. S 2-25
Un Semestre y S 4-5O
Un afio -por adeIantado. -. S 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-29

-Mientras Sc encuentre trabajando On
el Parque Ia Compaffa dramatica, en- las
noches de funciones, los pasajeros que via
jen de San Juan a Rio Piedras vice-ver-
sa, por la noche, trasbordaran en- la pa
Iada %.