davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-01

En- esta imprenta se vende papel de pc.
ri6dico yieiOld 5000 quintal,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-01

se solicitan eBORDAUORAa y GALA.
DORA9, asegurand0le trN balo cunetante-
-FTopotea la telay u dibuiOs envian.
Iirna 81 The Porto Rico Drawn Work al
Embroidery Co. FortaleEa 10. TambiGn
% aOlioitAn buenaa o0atNrer0a, p,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-01
Firmado) SABINA ALCALDE.
stigos Justa Verde, Paula Verde, vecinas.

Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams venden en-
todas las drogueras botcas. Cuaquier persona que
tenga dicutad adquirirlas debe rgirse la Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY, Estados Unidos
le avsara donde pueden comprar La misma casa
departamento medco que da consoles abso
utamente gratis cuaquer pacene que le comunque sus
sintomas padecmentos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-01
plOOP0S ROSdd0S
del DP. Williams
Para pePSOn0S
PdIIdaS

ecen poderosas vudes sobre e sstema organco la
Sange los Nervios ayudando la muercita pasar gera
triunfante por el puente que conduce la puberad al
esp6nddo desarroo co que hace de la vida de la muer
joven, sueno de ideaes felicidad.
= = - =
La Srita Sabna Alcade Acosta residente,en Peotas
Consolac6n del SUR, calle % Provincial de Pnard Rio
Cuba, dice
LA infrascra certfca que habendo estado padecendo
Languidez de espiritu Pesadez Dolores de cabeza
Rostro pado Indigestion faa de apetto demds
producto de la debdad de la sangre decide to-
por prescription facutava las Pdoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams despu6s de haber tornado otras medcnas sin
resultado los pmeros as va sent meior despu6s
de medic me halle tan meiorada fez que no vaclo
de mis- semeantes honra de las Pdoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09

relieve Ia habilidad operatoria, y CO.
mo testigo auxiliar que fu6 de esta
intervention, fe1icitando cordialm en-
te 4 su colega el doctor Figueroa.
Como final presento. Ell doctor Stahl
pieza anat6micas de IN case de "1eu-
cemia con adiposis del hfgado" que
quedo pendiente para la session proxi-
ma. Ell doctor Ruiz Aruan tuvo oca-
sion de lucir su ilustraci6n medica en-
Ia sistematiracion de las lencemias.
Tai fuG la bril1ante solemnidad d
cient1fca que Ia clase M6dica, llev6
cabo en- esta ciudad.
Merece nnestro aplauso una Asocia-
cl6n, que en- orden tan e1evado de
ideas, labora por Ell bienestar y los
intereses mas respectable de nuestra
Sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
Una bibIia valiosa

El volumen mas valioso de los que
Sc conservan en- Ia Biblioteca real de
Stokolmo, es una biblia que no tiene.
semejante en- el mundo. tanto por loEque
Sc refere al peso, como por 10 que Sc
refere al tamafo. a
Cuentase que para hacer el perga-
mino de sus folios fueron necesarias
las pieles de ciento sesenta asnos. Las
hoias miden novents y seis centfmetros
de alto por eincuenta de ancho, y las
tapas tienen diez centfmetros de grueso-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09

q los que Sc compran en- farmacias 8
perfumerfas.
En- la botellita que Sc eliza como
recipiente Sc pondran pedacitos de
sobre los cuales sc vertirA
amoniaco 1fquidor echando el suf-
ciente para que quede embebido en-
las .esponjitas y no pueda yerterse.
Luego Sc aflade i'm perfume cual-
quiera y Sc tapa bien.
i El fraseo deDe ser de color.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
Information al dia
'POR ESeS NBND0S' ;

Esta siempre interesante Revista
mensual, l1ega a nuestras manos en-
estos 1ltimos dlas, con una profusi6n
de grabados de gran m6rito, y un tex
to variado Y ameno. "Gairlan Es-
pada, (comedia barbara, resulta una
escena de la vida contemporaries,
donde 40 falta un rezo, nj deia de So
mar un pistoletazo; "Constantinopla, :"
La caza de Elefantes" y ''De Re
Rustica, narraciones interesantes v
dmirablemente escritas; Ia vida
artificial es TN extenso relate de las
iavestigaciones llevadas feliz t6rrni-
no por el professor Jacobo Loeb, 10
grando producer Ia vida animal arti-
fetal; Enrique VIII sus seis muie-
res" y "En nombre de la libertad
dos descripciones de gran inter6s .,
que logran arfastrar al lector al
final de cada trabajo, sin dejar la her
mosa Revista de la mano.
Al terminar la lectura de tan va
liosas producciones, quedo como ape
sadumbrado por resultar demasiado
POGO, Ell escogido y excelente texto
de "Por esos Mundos.
ntaN wpcwA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
NJNGA rs 7ARBR.

Sc nos asegura, haber 1levado a
cabo en- nuestro Ayuntamiento, la
subasta de adoquinado de varias ca
lies de San Juan, y entire estas, Ia
bajada de la "Puerta de Espaha' a
los Muelles.
Celebrar1amos tener OCCASION, muy
pronto de felicitar con tola la efusi6n
de nuestra alma al Honorable Muni-
cipio de San Juan, por haber dado
comienzo las obras del referido ado
quinado, como recompensa de las mo-
lestias que hayan podido ocasionarle
nuestras constantes observaciones,
sobre e1 calamitoso estado en- que Sc
encuentra Ia citada bajada los
Muelles, pidiendo a pe1ado grito, una
pronta reparaci6n, en- nombre de
todos.
Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer nue.
vamente al sefor Claudio, rectifcan-
do medidas en- lugar indicado, ha-
ci6ndonos Greer que no Sc hara espe-
rar e1 comienzo de tales obras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
BIEN EECEO

Sc nos asegura, que Sc pas6 atento
aviso al propietario de la ''barraca''
que Sc construye frente 4 la "Darse-
ma de los botes'', para que suspen-
diese los trabajos en- aquel atentado
4 Ia est6tica y al buen gusto, hasta
nueva ordea.
Sin alegrarnos del nal de nadie,
creemos muy oportuna tai medida;
pues, con el mismo dinero invertido
en- tales obras muy POGO mas, cree
mos Sc pueda reformar el primitive
kiosko, que, en- todo tempo, ha de
resultar de mucho mejor gusto, y de
indiscutible realce al ornate p1blico.
Ell sistema de BARRACKS como Ia
que nos ocupa, hace va muchos amos
que esta mandado retirar, por re-
sultar atentatorias 4 los adeIantos del
sig1o en- que vIvimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
IT'LL A NDE

TN fraSco de sales econ0mico".
A muy poca costa Sc puede prepa-
rar IN frasco de sales que sustituya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-09
Kl AIEKAN

E1 vapor correo a1eman, que debi6
tomar puerto entire Ell seis y siete del
presente mes, es esperado hoy.
Trae a su bordo algunos Totes de
mercancfas para San Juan, y carga
general, para los puertos de su ruta.
IT'LL A ftDE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
BELFAST.
Good Templars Prosperine-New
Scheme OF BureIars-Notes.


Belfast Nj. july ~ = l-=elil'--
George F. Rrack-tc. grand SECRETARY q
I'LL. Main C;5l5 T-rr.f.-s. REPORTS that
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II tl- STATE i-'F on th7 Increase. -
I-ci,.l!y in -Arn.1Sto6k county. where
seven r-yv !a{!g-s hay- hA..n institute!
~jnc4 tha- rr,z.rE.,o az M. t:r.rd | ..ss.-.
III April. A district Io.Iz,- will b. form
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
Trade, Industrial and Crop
Reports Are Good,
Reports as to July Trade Point
to Gains Over a Year Ago.
Flour Experts 6Raler Than Last Year Bat
Corn Experts Are Lower.

New York. July Bradstreet's
State Of Trade tomorrow will say.
Trade. industrial and crop reports
generally continue highly optimistic.
Clearance SALES eI.liyen retail demand.
WHOLESALE trade for s-asonabie gOols is
naturally quiet, but excellent grain
crop reports stimulate fall orders.
which arr in advance Of q YEAR ago.
with rather less than usual evidences
Of summer quietneSs- Reports as 10
July trade all point 10 gains over q year
ago. Building continues very active
and all reports a. 70 iron ami STEEL are
almost unanimous in showing larger
current sales and takings than were
looked for. favorable crop reports ap-
parently having iisp-lIel some unc@r-
tatntieS visible LITTLE while ago.
Copper is lower. general demand b.
ing light hit tin 10 higher. Spot bus
inesS Is more active.
Easing IL. wool prices il primary
Western markets ana thu maintenance
# London prizes are encouraging ["
Eastern vrsI dealers. Western CLIPS
| ar Pep -r-I VEL SOLD up. Litti- 10 DO
ing In fint- T0oIs- In cotton goods The
| feature il tie I--aard ior heavy eot-- ~
| from agents AZ! The hardening u print
| doth prices y nich ar flrEner. though
not notably higher. f-r r-suLlr G'-~.--
| In WOODEN goods fancy q Ids ar S."T
| of sale. buc wor>t--l 81 all kinds ar
| selling well.
| Sh9- buying al the Fast Is confined
to sample risrs. Shipments ar W
| good volume. .x.eei!ng last week b}-
50 yer cent. ami lasC Year By F.
cent. Leather i only fairly ACTIVE, rev
| buying not being prominent: iiniSA--!
| splits ar <oiI thre- months ahead 4-ll
hides ara strong ct else IN highest
T-Ic-s. What Including Hour exports
from The TEitrI States ami Canada to'
the w--k ending July T.. are - =
bushels against 7r5.3--t this week IN;
year. Corn exports FIR the week ar
ss7.It3 bushels against 1.ls-.t7o yral
I4go.
Business failures for the w-@k -n-lirz
July X number IS against IL in tn
lfk- we-k III l-o5.
| In Canada. Fail trade has not og~n
ed actively a. vt Grain crops prom
is til. Ia---Sc yi-li IN tn ':n--y:
EiSta-y. A. Montreal tn out-a"k, !
ga! ara .a,l trade III Tvr.U-" i n
osu-a-ing. Failures f@E TIE we-k nuEn
:. against y in this week : !-A
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OUTDOOR LIFE
Wiz Not Offset the w Effects OF Coffee
When One Cannot sest II.

4 farmer says
Il rs u5- from li.l7- - Tobacco
chl- tar tn Years "r more I S..+t.----l
tro.a Dyspepsia and stomach r-Uu5.-.
they ~" caused by The U.s. 4 cnff---
until goJ ~ tai | had ID Civ ~
coff-e entirely and almost give Up e9t-
at only b1iI-I rg.iIk and bread and
when : went to the field to work had
u take some bread ana butter along
=, giT@ n strength
If ,lecsorz-I with doctors AMI took
almost everything I could get for ny
<gaEs-4. I a. Ih= way * madeleine bu5 /
80 any better il oaly Lasted litIj-
y hill until was alrnos, 8 walking
skeleton
-os- LAY I read an III for. Postum
and '9.I ny wifi | would try l. and as
III TIL following facts will make
AFFIDAVIT b-for- any judge:
II 4Glt coffee entirely and us+1i
Postum FL it, place have r-gain=d
nj h-aGh entirely AID can 81 any
thing that is cooked t. eat l hav-
increased in weight until row weigh
nv-- than ever iii: I have not taken
ats Ailr m SE-fft-fE9 Z
began using Postum. Why. I believe
Postum will almost digest an iron
w-ige.
Ny family would stick 70 o1T-- A.
first but they saw tn effects It Eai
on IT. and when they We're feeling bad
they began 70 use Postum, one at z
time. until now We all use Postum.
Name given BY Postum @. Battle
Creek Mich
Ten days trial q Postum in place 81
coff--= proves th- truth. an easy ami
pleasant way. There's Z reason
| Look in pigs FIR Z copy OF th-
famous little book, The Road TO Well
vile"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
2No NAN Is STRONGER THAN
HIS STOMACH.

Ia tie greatest athlete hare dyspepsia
I'D his muscles would soon fail. Physi-
al strength = derived from food. II s
0aa has insufficient food he Loses strength.
II he has No food he dies. Food Is con-
Veftod into nutrition through the stom-
aeh A4d bowels. Il depends On the
strength Of the stomach 70 what extent
food eaten IS digestad and assimilated.
Rngpla. can die OF starvation who have
06undant food 70 eat. when the stomach
md rs aasociate organs OF digestion and
Sg<xfdon do not perform their duty.
Tim The stomach Is really the vital or
0f.thn hedy. IL tine stomach Ssweak.
SbeSyuiN Be weak also. because il is
i'm To stomach the body relies fer It's
sfrDnafA And as the body, considered as
aNkoA ignads mp 0f lie seseraI mem
b4os aa6 otKans. so the weakness of the
bpdy - consequence of weak ston-
achev3i be distributed among the or
gam which compose the body. II the
body b weak because il Is Hi-nouris1ed
that physical wea knees viii be found in
al 4ths.ofgans-heart,I liver. kidneys, etc.
Tbs liver viii Re torpid and inactive,
owing rise 10 biliOasgess, los OF appetite,
weak nerves. feeble OF irregular action Of
heart paIpltatiOl. dizziness. headach ne,
bAckache and kindred isturbances and
weaknesses.
M. Louis Pare. of oreb4c. writes: For
grew dizzy. eyes panied ne. and my Stotn ach
Vas sore all the time. while everything I
would eat would SEEN 70 lie heavy like lead
On my stomach Tie doctors claimed GA.
X wNS sympathetic trouble due 10 iysceIMa.
and preecrToed for me ard although ! took
their powders rsTufsrly yet felt no better.
W Etfe advised he 10 III Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Dss1oyery-And srUp taxing the doc
tors Hedlcsns- She bought re 6 bcttie and
veEou found that tesaa 70 improve. 50
kep. Up The treatment ! took on aesh. III
stomach became normal. the digestive organs
vDfsed perfectly and | soou began 70 look
like different person I can never cease u
be grateful for What your uydictns has done
for NE and certainly give it highest praise
Don't be wheedled by q penny-gra0 bine
dealer into taking inferior substitutes fol
DR.. Pieces medicines, recommended Y
BE- .3nsr as good
10 gain knowledge Of your orn body-
~ sickness and healLh-s-nd fox the PEG
pies CoEmon Sense Medical Adviser. 4
book Of 100 pages. Send q one een
tt&tnps for paper-coyered, OF 81 stamp
Tor cloth bound copy. Address Dr.. z. v
Ptsrce. 665 Main Street Rntfaln Y V
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

\ . R-r-.rri-7i7 .--.s.- c4...-,,. - 81,
-arH~ I r-l.a 4r7 Fr, fill r.i4 IA
P-a9l.y Tnu~4!sv s;--tt P-1,nt :
Mag. ii Era.Uev 1as nominated f,,r
I'LL Legislature.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21

The lost Is found If you al
vertise it in the classified col
umns- Such an ad reaches
Thousands that YOU could get
10 In no other possible means
anA Jet tAs csst . Nominal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21

At MayviIIe. y. Y. monument has
been dedicated to Judge Albion W
Tourg-e. famed as author Of numerous
novels Of the ku-klux period Mrs
Tourgee vas present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
RICHMOND cAMpeRouND.
Many Cottages Oeeupied-Holiness
Meetings Will Begin Aug. 10.

Richmond Campground. Ne, July %.
-(SpeciaD.-The 3Sth season at this
beautiful grove is we'll underway and
people ara now coming every day. OF
tn = cottages On the grounds 50 are
occupied and about 100 people are al
ready here. Most Of these have coma
for tie summer ana fnd health and
happiness in the outdoor lie and
r.s-rel ions
The Holiness camp meeting conducted
by the Rev. l. T. Johnson will dra -
r:la-ny more for a time. This is held
August 10 To % and = good meeting is
promised. Rev A. E Alright and
wife from Ohio and number 81 other
workers will be present II rs also uEI-
,i-r<to.,i that the New York Praying
Band is II b. here. The members Ok
til.s assocjAticu regret that sister
A. ty Lawrence" q she is familiarly
called. viii not b. here this year She
j. fine singer ana has lei the sing
ing during the meetings
Mr. Johnson has ably conducted the
meetings tor 2 great many years. and
is man II sweet Christian spirit.
The boarding house viii open shortly
before the meetings, and during that
time will b a great convenience 10 the
cottag-r<. There viii BE- meals or cook
- for,; for all who desire. and many
take th-- chance ~ -as- UP q little On
hous-work. fpr in these woods good
apT+cit-S prevail and must D. provided
tor.
Th- oamYgrouHi Is only four miles
from HI hmoni village ana q baker.
tsh man. meat man and greer drive
M often. BOYS cone in with peas and
i nos. uu-- Z thu diversions II The c"J-
tagerS.
/ S--v.c- vas hill sunday afternoon
al TIL CklY-l b-.-U tn camp roUlf.
INV. ~. ". 4 Ant-m pr-a .h--i. Mr.
AEI-u IS assistant ra>t1r = The Rug,
z--@ Str baptist church. B1SCa n
His family ar spending the summer
in III Lan.lrr cottage. r.. P D.
>,.-~....... IL Att!-boro, Mass. hta IN
-,all-i his family IN th@ir cottage. :
Fll-r W.T. JOINS AMI wifi arr g
| cugyi-E th--ir cu-tag- III Mount Lion. y
NJ. JOHN Thomas and NJ. joseph
| T.5r-a~ wI-h -h-tr families arr h-Fe
| from Ever--t Mass. NJ. ami Mrs
| Henry Smith firm Saratoga ar in
| their Currag-.
Ms. 7. :. Pag- - At Wo.rioire cot
tag-. N-<. I.-n-N am sister. Mrs
| G-tr-n. Il RI Hl.l"wv!.. Eav- b--n Ire
ttr s-.--..I ,v--ElS.
MI. z. W Till AMI daughter r n
Augusta az. in lh= B-S~- Tag :or
~. S.-s..-. Mrs. Vannah i visiting
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DROWNED ARE IDENTIFIED.
Beats are Dragging for Victims Of
Fatal Accident at Bangor.

Bangor. Me.. July -p--The two pr
sa-.s drowned THURSDAY night below
Bangor we're William Murry. age,i T.
Of Orrirgton ana Miss Sarah R-ynp.i.-
II. Of Newport. a cousin. who aas Wis
itfng at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Murry. the boys parents Franz;
Reynolds. the girls father arrived this
noon. Several bats are dragging for
The bodies
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DROWNED AT MILLTOWN-
Small Boy lcses HIS Life in St. Creix
Riser While Bathing.

Calais. Ne. July ee--Lenwood. the
efght-y-ar-oIf son OF Charles Grass
was drowned Friday while bathing in
the 81 Croix river az Midtown. Youth
full companions failed to give an alarm
promptly. The body was recovered af-
ter tEo hours searching
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: s-.haz AJAX + ret FAX mr. Do II
-.t-.i.. z SsrC. Ferrj7.- = yrA>- L IL
mal Nd p single parJi \ NJ ~h-'.a 1aI
resin Heltssl with lurEentIae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-21
Summer Tours

Hr3son Efser. Niagara ans and tHs
YHotsstfi Islands
Montreal. Quebec ard the saguenay-
Lake George. Lake Chanpla.n. Ausable
r~asr, and the Adirondacks-
Atlantic City. Gettysburg and Washing
ton
Personally conducted tours and sum-
mar excursion ticket SIND for copy OF
TRAVEL ard Illustrated magazine
xiyirS details of q hundred attractive
trfps at lox rates Free On appilca'loh 20
GEORGE E NARSTERS
IS Washington Street Boston
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-10
WANTS FREE HIDES
AND LEATHER;
THAT IS ALL

Boston. Aug. l0-Congressman A. P.
Gardner. son-in-law OF Senator Lodge.
discussing the tariff plank in the plat
form OF the coming Republican state con-
vention, said he probably would not be
satisfied with It's phraseology.
~ should like To see ii declaration for
something practicable" said he. ~ should
like to see a platform calling for free
hides and free sole leather OF course 1
know that other schedules. probably the
steel and the glass schedules. are not
ideal, but / do not believe that this is
the time for a general revision OF the
tariff.
"A general revision should not take
place until somebody can show that a
better tariff could be passed through Con-
gress. BY better tariff / do not mean
tariff which would admit free the prod
ucts of gentlemen who have investments
In Canada and Newfoundland"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-10
PRAISED VIRTUE
Of ABSTINENCE

Great National Convention Closed Its Sessions At In
fantry Hall Last Evening With Public Rally at
Which Able Speakers Emphasized the Evils of
Intemperance and the Benefits to Be Secured by
the Community Through the Extension of the
Principles of the Union.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-10
ETHEL OLIVE WATERS
GIVEN FIRST PRIZE

Ethel Olive Waters. 5 weeks old. whose
mother Mrs. William NJ. Waters. OF Isl
Chestnut street, is II years old, was
awarded the first prize at the baby show
on the grounds of the ELM street school
yesterday afternoon.
Two other prizes were awarded to
Charles Mccormick, years old, and Mil
dred Oechser. 21z years old.
About 50 infants contested for the three
prizes, which were given by the women
teachers OF the Elm street school play
ground.
show, Miss Katharine Finan and MISS
Abbie Keleher. The teachers are Miss
Adelaide j. Flemming assisted by Miss
Helen McCaffrey.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock there
will be a baby show at the Public street
playground. Mrs. Caesar Misch, chair
man of the committee on summer play
grounds, has given a silver cup for
prize.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-10
FIRST CAVALRY VETERANS
ELECTED THEIR OFFICERS

At Yesterdays outing OF the First Rhode
Island Cavalry Veterans association at
Boyden Heights. the election OF officers re-
suited as follows: President. DR. A. A.
Mann; first vice president, Capt. j. Nose;
second vice president, w. w. Hendricks;
chaplain. Rev. NJ. s. Cary; secretary. j.
A. Medberry; tr easurer, George n. Bliss
executive committee. j. T. Kenyon, Nell
son Hopkins, T.. ID. Guild, ID. 5. Ray.
George T. stone.
Speeches were made by President Manu.
Gen Elisha H. Rhodes. s. G. Willis. Col.
Daniel r. Ballou. Rev. Thomas +. Norris,
chaplain OF the department of Rhode ISL
and. @. A. r.; Major +. N. Harrington
and George N Bliss.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-10
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR
MOVING OLD ARSENAL

The contract for removing the old ar
senal on Benefit street from the tunnel
location to the corner OF Meeting and
Benefit streets has been awarded to Ma
guire e. Penniman for about $1,000.
IL L. probable that three weeks will be
required 10 put the arsenal on timbers be-
fore starting IL toward the new location.
Excavation under the Weeden house
was resumed yesterday. and the dirt re-
moved was taken through the trench east
OF Benefit street and dumped. 1t will be
used for filling east OF the concrete abut-
ment on the east line OF North Main
street.
Plans for the Benefit street bridge over
the tunnel have been approved by the
commissioner of public works and the
city engineer.