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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
MILLIONS SPENT IN MEXICO.
Railroad improvements VIII Furnish
Employment TO Thousands

MC\Ico city. April IA general
survey of the cost ~ railway cAtcn
si0ns now under construction. chang
Ing the gauge IN narrow gauge roads
terminals ~ the sort Of Vera CruE.
etc. show approximate expenditure
of more than sixty mllllon dnlaCN
There viii be abundant employment
for thousands of mon for several
years.
Tho railways entering this city hro
,o have union station which. VITA
the new terminals. viii probably cost
ten million dollars This Improve
men, has been ling contemplated
Shortly after tho opening NJ the Tc
huan,epcc railway for through tranlt
from ocean Ia ocean the iluo viii b,
made double track. making II the onlJ
double track road In the republic The
now barburs a. Coatlacolcos. IN
,se gulf ~ heKico. and SalluA Crus.
on the Pacific. will shorten the time
FOR freight shipments "a New YoFk
aud Han Francisco tSO "a three days
and Ghoftch the time .betwo Europe
and tho Sest ooaat considerable
II II believed the double track ran
bs made In eight months from the
time Of beginning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
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ChaFss,is. y. &. April Ala . ssi
risiss a. tSs lssraa FissE ise1sis. ~
sas sssiAsrs Tsiss&y. gtsv@Rs J ~
Leis-s. q GFegssEIis. 4. G., ssa hsaAe
@az ) A Khas. - flssYtisa. Va. ssss
kifss,4 Ezgsaevr O 1. Hessss. 4
Toeeua. ca. yas fttAsiY lAsassd Tas
Asgteent wAs sSssea ~ sts ear bFt9s
nE frees > isAla 81 BtasEsssg. = C..
. e.E&zsr ~ satiss fFsaa heys. sasFe
sc tps snsz Fza lsAg . nss,saeans
80. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

Waycross, Ca. April 3 --Potitions
for charters for two new banks in this
city will probably be published this
week. The parties who are hack Of
each Of the proposed new banks Nay
that they are ready for orgAniEau ton
and that meetings Of subscribers will
be held this week The bank which
IL being organized by N. L. Moore
and {. NJ Sweat will probably begin
with pald'in capital of tloo.O00.
The proposed bank % Mr L. q. Dvn-
ton. Of Monticello. In this city. viii
probably start wi,h capital ofi5O 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

hhssa. ia. April william
sssi'h me asGTo porter WhO wa a.
ons tims 1ov'se lead a. . Fssait n
tss Wrsek o. the Ae,.4aeFB faifway
~ hoiiga Estafa4y, bs, Who talitra.
hSs1 aatii saaaay moghias a. g
0'shoek w 10 lhis ,tasS be Ia ths aaiy
sse1tm She eisd, aaA tha imgfssaioa
aas@E the saSEs0os IL that all Of me
saesFsss Wtt FsesysF The debris
has bssa reserved asA trame Il bsiaE
sanftsa 90 ssual - ,ss line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
RvISING ARMY TO
RUN CASTRO FROMLAIR
Scheme On Foot To Annihilate
Dictator.
$4,000 MEN FOR FIileUsrER ARMY
Prominent and Wealthy Merchants Of
New York Backing ENPms Which Is
Being Worked from, C. en and Par
10 az Well.

New fork,N. HesT This World says
that one Ut the largest merchants IN
New York said sunday night that ar
engagements are being perfected here
ana In Paris anu London for a rcvpu
tlon In Venezuela which will AnnIhilatC
Castro aud open az that country tn
American capital aud enterprises,
"A number or rich New York NOR
chants are said To be- Interested IN
1.-The movement. which, tho promoters
9leclare, will involve the employment
OF $4,000 soldiers aud the expenditure
ot |6,oOou 900 In thy campaign Pres
ldenI Castro, II the plans do not ~
astray, II to be either expelled or de
struycd, and n native Venezuelan
statesman e. be installed ~ his sue
cVasoT
In this connection II II said that
Castro, anticipating a VlcccEaful rev
0MllOn againNt him sooner ar later.
has converted some ot his alleged ttO,.
Ooo,oou fortune into cash and has sent
It 10 America and France.
Carlos u Fcrguercdo. Venezuelan
consul IhANew york. said SUNDAY night
AZ his home that he had heard such
an expedition was being organized az
promoted. but had hccn unable 10
learn anything definite about Il IT,
snid he understood shares In the
achomc were being Hold
81 would ne to got hold IT ono Ut
those shares, he said I viii buy all
that are offered
"Thc expedition Ia a. set oul shortly
FROM Europe IN three large steam.
ships. that are already under contract.
They are IN carry about 5000 Volun
ioofs with the followins quantities ~
arms and ammunition; Eight thou
sand MAussf rifles ~ The latest pat,
tern. $4,000 rounds ~ cartridges. Goo,
oo0 shells. rlEht Fabld FIRE guns. 5000
army belts. 900 officers swords. 900
Officers reviewers 1,Do0 maChStss aud
swords, together Ntth other supplies
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
cs,shlna Thsuasnds a. Lsas.

nsstiJViHs ~, April There j.
h7w fpureea f'i1, rise here. and
hiss sfs Dassias a. the rA's ~ 5000
pei boaf The river ls sliii raias.
wiih lsdisaiipRs 10 n fsssk 70 feet
Tho iambsr eOiRpaHiss are catching
'h1asaads - logs HasarsdA ~ men
have been on he SoOus siaea LAST
hisht a8i ne eohAirioa ~ iAs river
- favorable Tor ne safe iaaaiAs Sf
ne l6Ea AZ mills viii A5W fesums
gp~fsiiOss sfsr prolaFsfsd iatsassa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
Fund 10, Poi, started BY Negroes.

MacOn. uA ApFii Macon M.
Rrpcs are ~ enthaslaaite over tho
proposiiloa 10 have = negro state talf
association that thSy have agreed u
take tz.ooo worth II the Stock ~ b.
lasted The object ~ tho nssociailnh
II Ia make ANIMAL exhibits ~ the sg
rlGHltufaI and either works done by tbs
negroes ~ The slate The plan II 10
sell stock 81 81 a share. and thus raise
enough monrY ~ hold annual fairs ~
sthlblia Tor participation by The NO
RtUas OF Georgia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
KILLING FOLLOWS
FIGHT over Beer
One Man Slain And Five Others
Badly Hurt,
REVoLvERs AND KNIVES USED
Flnlanders Seized American During
the Dltf'eulty. and Threw Him into
q Bonfire, Which They Had Built In
the Woods.

Charlerol. Pa, April Sin quar-
rel over kegs OF beer In the woods al
Twilight, a mining village near here
Sunday one man was shot to death, two
others were so badly wounded that
they are thought 10 BE- fatally hurt
q fourth was slnshcd with knife, a
nth was seriously burned about the
face and hands and a sixth was seri'
ously wounded by \ bullet
The dead man IL lewis Williams. 2S
years old The two wounded by
bullets, and who are expected to die
are j. g. and Oscar Schneider. broth.
ers, The three others that were hurt
are Joseph YounghIller, shot wound.
Michael Solomon. cut. both Flnlands.
and David Anderson, an American.
burned. William Hart. also an Amer.
lean. Is alleged TO have fred the hui.
let that killed Williams, Anderson.
after his injuries hal been dressed.
was placed In the CharlenoI lookup.
The men went to the woods with
kegs OF beer and began n cnrousAl.
The trouble IL said by Anderson to
have STATED when the Americans tried
10 persuade the Pinhlandcrs, who had
already Furnished two Kegs Of bccr,
to go aud get /. third The Finland
ers refused. and the eight boEnp.
II II alleged that solomon aud
YoungbIller seized Anderson aud threw
him into the bonfire which the men
had built The other Americans res
cued Anderson. ReyolVcrs and knives
were then used and Anderson says
tibet Hart In trying 10 shoot the Fin
landera fred al his own countrymcn
Hart WAS the 0nl. man who escaped
injury In the battle
The shots were heard by the police
who went To the scene 10 investigate
They found Williams dying from a
bullet wound In the back. while the
two sehnelders. YoungbllleT. Solomon
and Anderson were lying on the
ground williams vas removed To the
once of the coal company Al Twi
light. where he died Ia . short time.
Physicians Sere summoned from Char
louoi TO. take care ~ the ihflred men
They ordered that Tho two schnoiders
he removed a, once 10 q hospital
YouBEbillcr and solomAn wefc tax
en- 10 their homes In Belirvern ~.
while Anderson. after his burns had
been bandaEcd. vas placed In The Ioca
up here
\ posse Ia securing The country for
IIarf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
rs ,ns.,.s.n, WIn nln..

Nev York. April 8--Ths annaAl dih
nor Of tho Tennessee Society uf New
YORK. win b. held Tuesday hlGhi 81
the Waldorf Astoria The dinasF. II
Ia announced. ls a. BE- . Tennessee dla
asf fos Tennessee nlsn where Tsxass
soeass viii talk Trnnsssss ahA I've Ia
an atmosphere VI rsaBsas@e msmoTtss
from OeIosk uaiN thsy arc Tired
Thi,ed aatss ssnsisf lanes n rrs.
EasS. " Tsahsas"e. Martin " t1liIs.
too. Champ o. Aa4fsws. Aalpa,
Holland sAa EiEs' bnahi w'iiasA are
ADo1G the speakers sHa0asess o.
william Polk 10 pfpsiasns % he ao<l
sty hn4 n I. ns,sy. 10 sssrsiaTy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
ln.erest ahIfts 70 Nsw York.

New York. April 3--The Herald
says tina, interest In the anthracite end
Of the coal strike will shift 10 New
York tomorrow morning Whsn the
Joint subcommittee Of operators and
miners will reassembie here In an.
other effort 10 hnd q basis OF settle
meat for the disputes In the bard coal
Geies. and u Is made more lnteFes9ins
~. the repor, that The operators may
seize the opportunity 20 break with
Mitchell and declare for the opsn
shop,
So Ear as iAe operators are concern
ID. they do not expect 20 cone 10 any
understanding satisfactory 10 Mi,cAsii
and HIS men
NO proposals. 20 make IL TIE op~f
atov' siAns They gill sim2ly Iss,sn
20 wha, NiiehslTs COMMITTEES may
hare 10 oasr n the way ~ rsu 20
rnAnds az IN modihestioa ~ tAetF fhF
wsr demaads. ara then y r. believed
thaT wtIl again osrr " rvHsw ~ an.
other ,Aret yeNTs ths recent eossrars
wish ths Hnioo No o1s sxvtrss rhai
Mitchell utTi ih,rk Zoe = ssc@ea, -
nceepsinE q rsnsusl - he Oh ere
ssa91
Ths preseRt STRIKE Ray - s-SssfI
oaby tke operators - "a pppaFsuai
" tDg . sAAl. sgort 20 eFrAk zee se,aa
~ h tA~ safhraesis snel kxlas E~T
esni - the opsFaagTa are khSNz ,sI
~ enthusiastically b favog ~ essss
HskinN re- optn skop ~ sny cosf sseI
Raw eans 80 record ~ fngw1nG tasI
eRrH aaqp pafa<g. = hAs hssa sis.sf
Easbia 80 M nsa says b eessr 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

cAioaes Apfii "A aispsish ~ tka
TTse~ns fFDa EssAs5iits. led says
~. 9amssi MauaY. . we'll kas1n
BaUsiss mlHtsiss siss s1s4ay. q vxs
ne ssehsasfsais aaaiveSsAsy 81 he
siftA asa ~ sHBsstss 70 ealsbva.s ths
Svvas ~ pfsasAiEG Ne iAss sssgsSA a.
his NE Sc asA ssss h ~ miNls
TT faF ssvsasJ y~ssN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
COAL MINERS OBEY
] MANDATE OF LEADERS
Refuse To Return To Their
; Work.
svNTIL WAGE SCALE 10 SIGNED
"A Great Many Foreign Miners Are Re.
turning to Their Homes In Europe
10 Await Observation-Disclosures
shifts to New York.

Philadelphia, April 3.-Reports 70
eoelved Monday from the anthracite
coal fields state that the order from
the miners scale committee. directing
that mining be suspended until an
agreement is reached with the opera.
tors is being obeyed almost to the
man. In all three districts prepare.
tons were made by the operators for
a resumption of work Monday morning.
Whistles were blown at the regular
hour and everything was In readiness
FOR the men to go to work, but there
was no response by the miners and
the day took on holiday aspect The
firemen, engineers and pump men who
are not affected by the suspension
order. reported as usual, but is was APP
parent that the scores OF empty coal
cars which had been buried to the
collierles Sunday would not be needed
!. unless an agreement was reached by
President Mitchell and the coal presi.
dents In their conference to be held
IN New York Tuesday,
That q great many miners believe
that strike Ia imminent and that
there will be a bitter struggle be.
tween the workman and their EN-.
-ployers was evidenced by the depart.
ure Sunday and Monday OF score OF
miners from the Schuylkill region. A
great many OF these men are foreign.
ers who will 10 to their homes In Flu.
rope and there await the outcome OF
the pending strife.
In the Lackawanna district there IA
"A feeling among the more conserva
tive miners that enlargement will be
reached at the New York conference
but others are less hopeful and are
prepared for a long siege.
The only colliery In the Luzone- Wyo-
ming district which attempted to work
Monday as far an has been reported.
was the Hazleton shaft 81 the I,ehigh
Valley company. Coal which had been
loosened last week was run through
= the breaks for about an hour after
which the men left the shaft and re-
turned to their homes. At many OF
the collleries In this district the tools
Eere taken from the mines. thus Indi.
eating raat no effort. would be lmme-
diateIy made to resume MINING.
Quiet prevails throughout the three
: districts and rs long as the men remain
away from the mines no disorder Is
{ ANTICIPATED.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

Atissss. AsEii WARS psagssG h
taa nss ~ ~ grs's ~ hAs asssHsgs
fpsa. NIB Eyss~s; cstiasay. ths ..
yesra6f SO ~ ~ aa.G Ma 4 -. Cas-
away - - cisss ssrse2 vst ~ go
y h~fpsf nstwseks @eg3ieG tnat ~
60 aaeuf sehMA aMNa8S msgnAas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

W. VsfaSa, o.. Apfi1 I--Jsmss So.
1'snsy, - eli solaiss Of u Eta4.
Sss asasnsa All Fo5bsa 81 80 e.
fhFss EatasBn E,sa ~ va IhgA,
ssfesa las9 p0ol u wah ass ~
sgsesy ~ daasfftl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

PlessfmaniaSqrG natal. A1ut -
rha tssiys ssilyts Ssnasfsasd u,
death fos he @sfaar ~ ps,lless.ss Oar
las 's~ o. aE 10 HesfssfB sGaissl
tbs sassf q Ne gsti Laa iSs p@si
sesomesi - vAess sSseatl~a - 90
4ispsss h@wtssa ths ipssy,si ssA
es.isaisi sgysFa@Sata vsss sh0i Mea
aay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

insure an open shop victory the opSr-
ators are likely TO offer an increase
In the wages. to such men as they de-
sire. but upon the specification that
they go to work as individuals and not
as members OF the Mine Workers OF
America,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04

Ps@sta. az. ANga 5l~Tss 0styase
sSsk ~ Tea gastsh - PsaiA Tasvai
e%safg. fsfsse - gssa 81 hsssssss a.
hsaasF mefsteG hssssA ass'g.sa -
3 q Absataea q trus4ss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-04
viii Pay Demand.

Pomeroy, o.. April 3.-There will
be no coal miners strike in the Pom
eroy Bend district, The operators
will pay the price demanded and will
sign the scale this week.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-29
DE SOCIEDAD.

Compromises 49, que no 10 sOn.-Her-
mosfsima triguefa, de grandes simpatfae
en- esta sociedad, donde son admiradas sU
belleza virtudes, pronto coronara su de-
licada frente de jazmines, la simb6lica CO
roma de azahares, la simpatica "tocaya" del
compafero de Tobias.
Joven letrado, sin duda es uno de sus
mas preciados triunfos el que ha conquis-
tado el correcto ''tocayo" del c6lebre Prfn-
cipe saboyano.
Boricua siempre da gayas flores, y de-
seamos que la estimable pareja pueda usar
pronto las de los ansiados azahares.
Aasenci0.-Por motive de enfermedad
de su hermanito Pedro, Sc ha ausentado &
Bayam6n, nuestra bella y distinguida ami
ga Ia sefiorita Maria Gonzalez Fornet.
Que vuelva pronto lucir su gracia y
chic entire nosotros la delicada for del YER
jel aguadillano que aqui muestra su gran
hermosura valer.
En- Jatnio.-Hdse senalado la celebra-
ci6n del matrimonio de los distinguidos
i6yenes Garcia Garcia We've, de Faiardo y
Jose J. Acosta Acosta, actual Juez de
Bayam6n, para principles de dicho mes.
La boda Sc efectuara 81 Fajardo, y gran
des simpatfas tienen en- las sociedades de
la ciudad del Este y en- San Jnan, los pre-
suntos y j6venes c6nyuges, q los que felici-
tamos anticipadamenie.
Noto triste-Ha fallecido en- MayagIez,
q una avanzada edad, La respectable y dis
tinguida DANA, sefiora Teresa Cestero de
Mangual, madre polftica del conocido poe
Ia Ferdinand Cestero.
A las estimables familias de Cestero =
Mangual, tan estimados en- esta sociedad,
damos el mas sentido p6same por la sensi-
bic desgracia que cubre de luto sus ho-
cares.
Eterna paz la que fu6 deja huella
de virtudes.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-29
Los ALTOONA
dos d los EsiudiOs
Madicos.
e szuI de metilenO vel sstOmagO.

jQuieres aVeriguar, lector, en- ell case de
que deggracia 1amente padezcas del est6ma.
go, 81 este segrega en- cantidad sufeients
los jugoa necesarios para una digestion nor
MALI "A fin de saIir de esa dnda tienes &
tu alcances meior dicho, al aIcanee de tu
m6dico, dos medios 4 cual mas efcaees.
Uno de ellos consiste en- que te introduz-
can por Ell ex6fago una sonda de gonna pro-
vista en- So extreme de una pequena espon-
ia, y el otro, que te dejes abrir bonitamen-
te 81 epigastrio por el bisturf explorador
Hay que conveniT, sin embargo, en- que
tanto aquel como este procedimiento son
verdaderamente her6icos, ante los que tie
ne derecho retroceder el mas valeroso,
sobre todo, no alcanzandosele la necesidad
Immediate y absoluta de ellos.
AfoTtunadamente un medico alem6n ha
descubierto un metodo, por cierto muy
.pintoresco," para resolver Ia dificultad.
Nos 10 cuenta Ia "Berliner Meiicinische
WochenschTift ? y nosotros 10 traducimos
para tn conocimiento:
Ell tai m6dico hace tragar al paciente,
tras de la comida, un mindsculo saquillo
de caucho, del tamafio aproximado de una
nuez, henchido de azul de metileno, cui
dadosamente cerrado con fnfsima cuerda
de tripa.
ST el jugo gastrico alcanza Ia cantidaG
requerida para una buena digestion, y ei
ademas de buena calidad, la cnerda tards
POGO en- ser digerida. Entonces el saqui
Ito Sc abre su contenido Sc vierte en- 81
est6mago, revel6ndose su presencia por 81
azulado intense que adquiere la orina. ST,
por el contrario, el est6mago tiene falta de
dcido clorhfdrico de pepsina, Ia cuerda
permanece inatacada y el saco impasibIe.
En- ese case, Ell enfermo ell m6dico saben
10 que les resta por hacer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-29

-Parece que hay algunos concejales
del ayuntamiento de la ciudad que Green
que las obras de reparaci6n del teatro van
muy despacio.
Con motive de la installation de una
nueva Corte judicial en- esta Capital, Sc
haran divisiones en- el edifcio que ocupa
la de San Juan. fin de instalar en- el las
ofcinas de aqu6lla.
Sc asegura que un importante grupo
de los republicanos de San Juan sostiene
Ia candidatura del Lcdo don Jose de Guz-
man Benftez para alcalde de esta ciu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-29
NClA de
Enrique DesClamps
en- Barcelona.
Dio a G0nOCeI al auditOriO el eStadO
pOIitiGO, nlerCantiI J artistiCO de Ia
Argentina.

Baio el fftuIo de ConterescIa importa9a-
te, dice IzE DitaLUiO, de Barcelona, Espafa:
'.L.o fu6, sin duda, Ii que di6 anteano-
che el periodista americana don Enrique
Deschamps, en- el Centro Excursionista de
Catalina, sobre la Rep1bliea Argentina,
dando Z conocer al auditorio el estad1 po-
lftico, mercantil artfstico de la naci6n
americana.
'El senior Deschamps que ha estudiado
practicamente la mayorfa de las Repdbli-
cas- hispano americanas, hizo protestas del
acendrado amor que sienten por Espaha
los hilos del continente americana, doli6n-
dose de La falta de relaciones con aquellos
paises, que tan provechosas podr1an ser
para la antigua Metr6poli. Describio el
comercic q. mantienen con elias Alemania,
Francia los Estados Unidos, muy supe-
perior al de Espafa, pesar de las venta-
iosas condiciones de 6sta, nacidas de Ia
preferencia que conceden los americanos
latinos nuestra patria. Hizo historic del
prodigioso desarrollo de la Rep6blica Ar
gentina y en- especial de Buenos Aires; ini-
ciando despues una hermosa serie de pro-
yecciones luminosas sobre asuntos argen-
tinos
'tAl p1oyectarse ell retrato del general
don Bartolom6 Mitre, la concurrencia Sc
levant6 en- sefial de homenaie al insigne
historiador, poeta periodista. Sigui6 des-
pues la projection de los monumentos y
de los edifcios de la Rep6blica, hacienda
un estudio de la prensG de Buenos Aires
Describe algunos peri6diCoB de aquella
capital, entire ellos .uno que consta de 80
paginas enormes, con 1,200 fotograffas, 27
mapas 1876 dibujos En- projection lu-
minosa present6 al p1blico> >el palacio de Ia
Prensa, magnffco edifcio que demuestra
la importancia que en- aquella region de
America Sc concede al peri6dico.
''Trat6 despu@s del viaje de los se1ores
Zulueta Rahola la Rep1blica del Pla-
ia, diciendo que era el punto inicial de los
fuertes vfnculos que habr6n de unir un
dia 4 la America espahola con la madre
patria.
Gel senior Deschamps fu6 muy ovacio-
nado, no por galanterfa, sino porque su
trabajo es una obra de estudio, de racioci-
MO y de labor.
s'Las conferencias que han de seguir q
6sta, describiendo las demas regiones de
pc America, tan POGO conocidas por noso-
tros, atraeran mucha concurrencia al Cen
tro Excursionista de Cataluf1s, cuyo local
resultaba anteayer pequefo para las per-
sonas que presenciaron ell acto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-29
La Reina Madre Sc
TetiTa a un COnVentO.

Sc asegura que la Reina Madre Maria
Cristina ha expresado 81 deseo de retirarse
un oonvento luego que Sc efectde 81 ma
trimonio de don Alfonso. Ha renunciado
la idea de comprar un palacio para vi
viF separada, entretanto cumple su deci-
sion, ocupara los departamentos de la In
fanta Maria Teresa, segdn dicen un pc
ri6dico de les Estados Unidos.
Algunos peri6dicos dicen que Don AL
fonso So esposa pasaran la luna de miel
en- el castillo de Klyemore propiedad ir-
landesa del Duque de Manchester.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-29

Board Of Medical Examiners.
sECRETARIA.

Ell martes de Abril Sc celebraran cxa-
menes para los aspirantes licencias de Me-
Clicos, Practicantesy ComadrOnas.
Los que desen sOmeterse examenes de-
beran presentar una solicitud, cuyo mode
10 puede adquirirse, hien por correo en- Ia
of1cina de esta Secretarla.
A 6icha solicitud deben acOmpanarse cler
tOs documentos que acrediten el derecho de
los aspirantes tai examen.
Los aspirantes q licencias para praticar
la Medicina Cirujfa. necesitan presentar
ell tftulo diploma de Medicos Cirujanos,
expedidos por Univeridad 8 Escuela bien
acredltadasy pagar un derecho en- Tesorerfa
de Is dollars
Los aspirantes practicantes deben ext
bir un certificado, hacienda constar una
practica por un tempo no menor de dos
amos, librado por un medico en- servicio de
Hospital en- Clinica particular. Pagaran
10 dollar por dercho, de examenes.
Las que aspiren COmadronas cumpliran
el mismo requisite, pagando solo dollars.
Las solicitudes podran presentarse desde
La fecha de publication de este anuncio has
ia 81 81 del mes en- curse.
Para infornesy enVfO de dOcumentos dl-
rigirse esta Secretar1R, San Francico 73 9
apartado 712
DR.. M QueVeIO B0e2.
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-Mds activamente sc esta verifcando 81
riego de las Gales de la eiudad en- estoz
dias.
El trozo de carretera desde la salida
de Bayam6n Ia primera parada del tran
via debe ser visitado por Ell ingeniero en-.
cargado de aquella, pues cuardo llueve
p6nese en- malas condolences.
Una bonita casa de vivienda serS
construfda en- Ia s6bida de la iglesia, San
turce, por el Lcdo. PalacioB Rodriguez.
Terminate el pavimento de Ia plaza
principal, sera estrenada 6sta mediados
de la entrante semana, segdn Sc informa.
IA qui6n corresponds Ia composition
del trozo de terreno que e1iste entire los
muelles de Ia ciudad , Ia antigua Puerta
de Espa1a, que cuandO Hueyo Sc pone in
transitable9
Traducciones de artfculos publicados
en- la prensa de Puerto Rico, han sido he
chas en- centros o6ciales enviadas los
Estados Unidos por el correo de aver.
-Parece que se trata de formar una
sociedad, con el fin de establecer un nuevo
servicio de vapores entire Catano Ia ciu-
dad, ampliando 81 trafco q las mismas ho-
ras que 10 hacen los carros el6ctricos entire
San Juan y Rio Piedras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-29

VINO TINTO CALICO sUPE-
RIOR DEL RIVERO EN- CUARTE-
ROLAS. Ofresen Sucesores de L. Villa
mil q Co. s. en- G. 30v.