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New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
HURLED OFF CONEY ISLAND CARS.
Many Passengers Refuse to Pay Second
Nickel for Fare.

Seven special policemen. with a few lawyers
were stationed the Neck Road and Gravesend
avenue. the Culver Line. yesterday by the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. TO throw out
persons who refused 10 pay the extra nickel fare
Coney Island. which Is collected at Avenue P
About thirty held out against the demand. and
were hurled
Phe trouble lasted all afternoon and there were
numerous arguments between passengers and con-
duCtOrs. About ooZen of those who put of
the cars got together and formed club TO so over
the same line In body next sunday, when they
promise 10 resist any attempt NJ election ny force
II is estimated that there We're three hundred and
nifty thousand persons at Coaey Island yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
CARRIAGE PARTY HIT.
4utomobie Diuer Fails to See 1t
4rOund CurJe.
H. Telegram 70 The Tribune. ]

Egg Harbor. y. j, June IA large 'ouiiiIs
car was wrecked near this city late this evening
On q collision with a carriage containing several
.,,o-,io CIV people The horse was killed and
sa,,aral women in the carriage were injured.
The accident happened at the Pomona Curve.
on the Philadelphia and Atlantic City Boulevard,
where several fatal accidents have occurred.
The car was the property of W. ]. Thompson
and was occupied by II. c. Nesbit and George
trbonnson. OF No. 326 North Broad street, Phil
adeInbia The automobile speeding around
.,.ts curve and did not see the carriage, which
was coming in an opposite direction, until too
late 10 stop.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
cHAuTAUoUA COUNTY cAucusEs.

jamestown. y. Y. June 24-The Republican eau
cuses were held in Chautauqua Coua Yesterday.
The result assures the denomination OF z. B.
Vreeland for Representative in Congress and OF A.
+. Allen to succeed a. D. Wade in the Assembly
other nominations still in doubt
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
PRESIDENT sTRvkeR CONDEMNS GRAFT.

Clinton, n. Y, June a4.-President NJ w. Stryker
OF Hamilton College preached the baccalaureate
sermon to the class of 1895 this morning strongly
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
wassERMAN CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED.

man. OF No 81 West 56th street. was arrested At
Grant city. Staten Island. yesterday afternoon by
Motorcycle Patro,nlan Riley for speeding. Mr.
lNassernan gave 500 bond the Stapleton station
that las c:n.!oye would appear IN court this
lng.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25

now is the time TO make choice of the faith which
will enable to the things temporal that
We lose not the things eternal
New-York tribune., 1906-06-25
THE INFLUENCE OF FRIENDS.

The influence OF these men upon you. for good
or for evil counted for in your college life
than all you learned from books or lectures from
college sports college politics. You believed i'm
your friends you became like them. whether you
meant 10 not II they OF the right
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ACH|'' GETS.
HIS QUIET
Lanes Sunday School
Holds a Praise W
Service.

Senator Lane s Sunday school had a
session yesterday to consider what was
going to be done about the Republican
county convention, seeing that the
Lane contingent had been given a
large say in that body by the prima-
ries on Saturday.
sit scored victory nearly all along
the line in the hfth,' Nagaran Fer
nandez said after the meeting when
asked how the Lane forces had come
out.
eve lost but one in the ninth, one
in the eleventh and three in the sew
enth. In the eighth and the tenth we
won the whole slates
tAehi is beaten out anyway" was
the concluding reflection
Mr.. Fernandez handed the reporter
the returns of the sth of the 5th as
follows:
Territorial Convention.-Moreno K.
Hull, 215; S. G. Dwight, 211; w. c..
Cummings, POI; John c. Lane, 17S-
elected; H. N. Crabbe, 80. Hull,
Dwight and Cummings were on both
the regular and the labor tickets. Lane
was only on the regular, and Crabbe
on the labor.
County Conventional. S. Kaleiopu,
167; Capt. Jno. Kanae, 162; David
Kama, l59; Capt. Robert Parker Wal
pa, 15s; Jim Cook 15S; Nagaran Fer
nandez, 156; H. Kahale, 152; R. M.
Duncan, LAT; Lot K. c. Lane, las; j.
Kapono, 143; Harry J. Aud, 141; E.
w Kawaiaea, 40; Richard C. Lane,
1856; Sam Kalola, 1876; Jas. Kawehi,
1874; J. K. Maunakea, 1874; s.
CONTINUED on Page =
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MAN NC.HURlA'S POSITION
REMAINS UNCHANGED

The of taking freight of the Manchuria
Meancthon and the Pioneer being used
the freight Honolulu The Melanchon
Saturday and the Pioneer yesterday and both
been wharf the be stored
have been landed, including OF
ciney weighing the landing of which proved
task night The freight being segregated
landed here. to avoid confusion when it is forwarded
lighters will the wreck daybreak this
Pioneer and the Fearless taking the
Aelancthon
the Pioneer that there has been
anneciabe change Manchura during
connie of day work laying big
kedpe anchors the vessel is resting quietly.
CAPTAIN has of hundred stevedores work
ting the cargo loading the lighters and il expected
that everything will taken by Wednesday.
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COMMANDED
DRY DOCK
Captain Woods Tells
Of the Dewey's
Voyage.

Capt. J. d. Woods, the man who took
from Chesapeake Bay to Olongapo, P.
l., is a guest of the Hawaiian Hotel.
He was aboard the transport Sheri-
| dan, en- route home, when she went on
| the reef
The long-sailing dock-master is a
| pleasant. unassuming man. Interview
! ed by an Advertiser reporter last night.
he said:
THE Dewey is 500 feet long, 1853 feet
wide and S. feet high. She is built in
sections, the two end sections being 80
feet long. 1t takes 81 feet of water to
operate the dock for a ship draw
ing 30 feet of water. She can
pump herself dry from her great
est depth in about two hours,
displacing 10000 tons of water. She
has three centrifugal pumps and 72
watertight compartments, and can lift
weight of 24,OO0 tons. She is the big
gest and strongest dry dock in the
world and of unique design in her con-
nectionS
We started from Solomon's Island,
Chesapeake Bay, in the afternoon of
Dec. -2S, arriving in Lubig Bay, July
10. A call was made at Los Pai1nas on
Feb. "A. when So days out for the pur-
pose of investigating certain signs of
weakness which developed when the
dry dock had been to sea month and
which threatened to be serious. Re
pairs were made at Los Palmas and
also at sea before reaching that port,
by strengthening the fish-plates,
very ticklish job in the heavy weather
prevailing.
Los Palmas was left on March II
and we arrived at Port Said on April
10. From April 10 to May 8, we were
getting through the canal and prepar-
ing to sail from Suez. Five days were
actually consumed in progress through
the canal The rest OF the time we
We're engaged at Port Said in digging
out sidings to allow the dock to come
to standstill so that other vessels
might pass by. There was no special
incident occurred during the passage
of the canal 1t was a difficult job and
entailed lots of hard work. From Suez
we proceeded to Singapore, arriving
there on June %.
III OH liie uiy uoch went eloA A. SAA
times, three times in the North Allan
tic, twice in the Mediterranean and
once in the Straits of Malacca. On
four of these occasions the utmost diff
ficulty was experienced in getting re-
connected
The towing gear was the heaviest
and strongest that has ever been r. =
ged. 1t weighed 30 tons between me
dock and the first ship The tow boats
were the third rate. supply ship Gla-
cier and the colliers Caesar and Brutus.
The tug Potomac acted as tender.
There We're 80 men aboard when we
started and four others were obtained
in Los Palmas as we were shorthand
ed. No serious accident occurred dur
ing the voyage to the men or the dock,
Continued on Page ~
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WITH LINES OFF
SHERlDN SETTLES

BARRIERS Point, 3 p. M, Sept. 2.
: In native canoe I went out to the
Sheridan shortly after noon, and learn
ed much concerning the vessel, whose
present condition is somewhat serious
AS compared with the Manchuria, the
Sheridan is in a far worse plight.
The transport was still heeled over
as usual, indicating that she was hung
up OH the coral hummock. Heavy
swells, however, failed to cause her TIC
pound to any extent.
Once in while, though, the vessel
-careened slightly, and jar following
shivered the whole ship.
There was no steam in the boilers
and no fire in the stokehold owing
to the presence of water, which is
coming into the hold where the coral
has apparently bored hole or strained
open the plates.
The winches are, therefore, not being
run for hoisting material from the
hold. Ali tackle is managed by hand
The only smoke issuing from the
smokestack comes from the galleys,
where the meals are prepared for the
officers and crew of the ship and the
stevedores from Honolulu. The stew
ards department is conducted as usual
save that only a couple of tables have
now to be set.
The only coal thrown overheard
amounts to about 100 tons. The re-
mainder of the 210o tons is being SHIFT
ed about merely to trim ship.
Baggage belonging to officers and
crew and light stuff have been trans
ferred TO the Re Au Hou, as well as
col siderable refrigerator stuff.
Capt. Humphrey, Depot Quartermas-
ter, u. s. A, who is aboard the trans
port supervising things, looks like a
working officer in his shirt-sleeves.
President J. A Kennedy of the Inter
Island S. n. Co. is aboard, and has
Just directed the Niihau to cast off
her hawser The Helene has received
similar orders, and both vessels are to
return to town this p. m.
The Iwalani has been ordered mere
merely to act as a tender to the Sher-
idan, while the Manning will continue
to stand by, as usual.
Capt. Humphrey stated that wreck
ing gear had been ordered from San
Francisco and will be forwarded on the
Korea. Possibly some may arrive on
the Alameda.
He has also requested the transport
Buford to be sent to Honolulu o'carry
passengers, baggage and freight from
the Sheridan to San Francisco. She
may sail from the Coast on Tuesday.
AS soon as the steamers cast loose
the Sheridan appeared to swing some
CONTINUED on Page A.
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George Lucas, who died some years
later, founder Of the Honolulu Planning
Mill now conducted by his sons, Lucas
Bros.
Besides a wife and three children
here. the deceased leaves four brothers
and two sisters living in San Francisco.
He was of a retiring disposition, but
was well and favorably known by the
older residents of Honolulu. The fu-
noon, from the Catholic cathedral to
Nuuanu cemetery.
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PULLING ON SHERIDAN
HAS BEEN ABANDONED


following official of affairs the wreck of
transport Sheridan given last night by Captain Hum
phrey u S. A Quarterasters department. who returned
night the Inter Island steamer
Helene
THE Sheridan has been securely moored and is
easily doing further damage to herself by pounding
or rolling be until the arrival of the
powerful pumps and the wrecng which have been
for from San Francisco
have received cable advces that this gear will be shipped
Francisco the Korea sailing Tuesday. The
been ordered here and will sail from
Seattle the date September 4.
taken all the baggage off the Sheridan and the
personal property of all the The pershable
freight has also been brought Honolulu.
"The only vessel of the InterIsand fleet which
used from now Iwalani which has chartered
a She the wreck with the barge
for which, last, has been found
captain will remain board the
port"
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PULLING Is STOPPED.
Especial Wireless to Advertiser.)

Especial Wireless to Advertiser.)
BARRIERS Point, p. m, Sept. 2.
Attempts to pull the Sheridan off are
return to Honolulu. The Iwalani has
been ordered here as a tender.
The revenue cutter Manning will
stand by. Anchors only are holding the
cast off.
Personal baggage and refrigerator
goods are being taken to town by the
Ke Au Hou.
The Buford will be ordered from San
Francisco to take the Sheridan's pas
sengers to the Coast. Wrecking gear
has been ordered to come in the Korea
and Alameda, and until it arrives at
tempts to float the transport will be
suspended.
Heavy off-shore wind and contrary
strange currents catch the Sheridan
between them. On Saturday after
noon, particularly, the officers noticed
the odd sea movements.
There is a hole in the bottom of the
steamship. Water is increasing in the
hold.
the transport, states that the Sheridan
when she struck pointed to Diamond
Head and has swung her bow toward
the lighthouse since. He says that the
rock and reef are uncharted. Peabody
was on the bridge when the transport
struck the reef. :
The Sheridan will be dark again to-
night there being no fire under the
boilers
I have visited the Sheridan just now
in a canoe. 1t was a wet trip
President Kennedy of the LII. s. N
Co. has been attending to the pulling.
CAPTAIN. Humphrey, u S. A. quarter
master. is aboard supervising all oper-
ations.
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SHERIDAN IN DARKNESS.
Special wireless to Advertiser)

BARRIERS Point T:30 p. m. sept 2.
The transport Sheridan is lying hard
and fast in the coral and on more
even keel. The vessel is dark again
tonieht which indicates serious con-
<5it;on I'm the engine room. Helene ana
Niibau have gone to Honolulu. The
Manning and the Iwalani remain near
tbe stranded vessel, but have no INES
attached. The naval water tender
broke away from the Iwalani tow en-
route but was picked up again ana Is
now alongside the transport. The sea
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ONE THOUSAND
STRIKE-BREAKERS
HAVE ARRIVED
Crisis at Hand in San Francisco Garments Strike
---Chicago Juvenile Horror --PennsyIvania
Constables Killed in Fight With Italians.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams.)

FRESNO Cal, September sOne to
enc the street railway San Francisco passed through
here.
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GREAT NAVAL REVIEW.

OYSTER BAY, September 3-Fty6ve ships in position
for review by President Roosevelt.
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KAMAAlNA Passed
AWAY ON SUNDAY

Charles NJ. Lucas. carpenter, died
yesterday after an illness from paresis
of over a years standing. He was
born in San Francisco and was 49 years
of age at death. His father was the
late John Lucas, who died here in l8sz'
being a younger brother of the late
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-03

Yesterday brought a decidedly rev
development in the situation OF the
stranded transport Sheridan. A breach
i'm the noble vessels bottom plates had
let in water to put out the motive fires
entirely. Evidently the hull had be-
come inpaled on the protruding rock
upon which the transport, ever since
striking, had been swinging as upon
a pivot at amidships. All of the tow
ing forces in these waters concentrated
would sooner rend the steel fabric
apart then disiodge it from such po-
sition. Therefore the pulling was
abandoned and the fiotiIla of towing
steamers sent away. At the same time
the baggage of the passengers and
other removable property were taken
off. Only the continued investment of
the Sheridan by her officers and crew
last night saves her from being con-
sidered an abandoned wreck. IF the
elements be kindly enough to permit
them to stay there, or to leave un-
washd decks on which they may stand.
until the salving apparatus ordered
from San Francisco arrives. the shin
will not be abandoned without supreme
efforts at her fiotation being resumed.
AS she lies now, though, the Sheridan
is in most precarious circumstances.
Particulars of yesterdays doings
with the wreck, gathered by an Ad-
vertiser reporter on the spot and an
other on the Honolulu waterfront, are
herewith fully related.
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All Towing Lines Cast Off.--Water
Puts Out Stranded Transports
Fires --SaIving Gear Coming in
Korea---Transport Buford Ordered
From Seattle to Take Sheridan's
Passengers--Baggage and Refrig-
orator goods Landed nHonoIulu.

has Gained down somewhat, but there
is a rather heavy swell.
Captain Humphrey and President
Kennedy left on the Niihau.
TAYLOR
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AN ENORMOUS CROWD
WILL SEE THE FIGHT

GOLDFIELD, Nevada, September 3-There is congested
mass of humanity Nelson fight for the light
weight championship this afternoon Seven special
have arrived.
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critical day for the of San Francisco has dawned If
the big strike be suppressed without violence
nsive strikes of sympathy starting labor
organizations the authorities large will
cause OF congaulation The incidence of Labor Day
to be favorable to the of
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ITALIANS HAVE BLOODY FHHa
FIGHT WITH CONSTABLES

PUNxSUTAWNEY, Pa, September 3.-In battle between
Italians and of the constabay
fired Two of the constabulary killed fatally
three slightly injured.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31
Bsne0 Territorial ! Agitdi d Puerto Rico
SECRETARTA

En- session p1blica que celebrara Ell
Consejo de Administrator ell dfa II
del actual, Sc verifcara el d6cimo
sorteo de cedulaS hipotecarias de Ia
QUINTA EMISSION y ell sexto de
la Especial que garantiza la casa del
Banco, en- los que, sc amortizaran
to4 cedulas de las prineras Y de
las segundas, las que seran pagadas
por la Gaia de la Sociedad, desde
el 70 de Agosto pr6ximo. por su
valor noninal de cien pesos provin-
ciales 8 sean sesenta dollars cada
una con sus primas correspondent
tes. las de la quinta. de Glen do
liars las de la Especial, no deven-
gando intereses dcsde esa fecha.
Asf rnismo, vencen ell la fecha in
dicada de 81 del corriente sera
pagado en- el mismo lugar, ell 2oe cu-
pom J Ell So de dichas cedulas res
pectivamente.
Lo que sc hace pdblico para como
cimieuto de los interesados.
San Juan P. R, q de Julio de
1906. - Ell Secretario, p. Rocafort.
" B. Ell Director Gerente, r.
Castro Gonzalez.
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Colegio de San Ildefoniso
EIRIgIR9 PaR Las HIJAS BB IA gARlDAl

Este antigua centro de ensenanza
del que han salido en- todos los cur
sos alumnas aprovechadfslnas en to
dos los conocimicntos titles. propios
de una sefiorita. asl como en- toAa
clase de labores, Sc abre de rnevo
Ell primer dia d. pr6ximo Ago 10
Cuenta con todos Ios.'adelantos mo
dernos y con TN profesorado exec.
leate para tod las asignaturas.
Se adniten altann1s i: ternas y ex.
terna's. Pidanse ilfo.sGes 4 Ia Su-
periofa del Colegio.
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6uques que deben Iiegar
y saIidas de este puerto

Vapor espafol 'Conde Wifredo. =
Salio de Barcelona, el 80. corriente,
hacienda las escalas de costumbre.
Vapor americaho Coamo." - Con
deStino este puerto, sali6 de New
York, Ell 28 del actual.
Vapor frances Quebec. Con pro-
cedencia de Europa. >recalara del 2
al entrante, y contnuara viaje para
Puerto Plata.
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Bellezas femeninas

Las hay en- todos los pafses, en- tipos
variadfsimos, va en- el tipo poetico
& ideal de la aelicada rubia, como en-
Ell de la insinuante y expresiva tri
gueffa.
Para todas Ell Jabon CASHMERE Bou-
quet es Tin aliado poderoso en- ell Ba-
no y Tocador.
Colgate n Co.
New York.
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BiDIi0tGca Sociological International

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LAS LEYES SOCIOLOGICAS O voumen). .........
PR0BLEMAS SOCIALES CONTEMPORANEOS.. !.
LA DEFENSA DE Los TRABAJADORES La
JORNADA DE OCHO HORAS Il volumen) ......
FILOSOFIA SOCIOLOGICAL ( volumen). )..........
LEOPARD A LA Luz DE LA CIENCIA q vol }
LA ESENCIA DEL CRISTIANISMO e vohim.
LA EVOLUCfON DE LAS CREENCIAS LAS
DOCT3INAS POLITICAS e vodmenes) .......
LA QUESTION SOCIAL ES UNA QUESTION MO
Ell JARDIN DE EPICURO. Il volumen). -. -.
Ell FEMINISMO I'm LAS SOCIEDADES MODER-
MAS. g voldmenes)..... $50. ...........
Los IDEALES DE LA VIDA e volimenes) -.
CONCEPTO DE LA SOCIOLOGICAL UN ESTU-
DO SOBRE Los DEBERES DE LA RIQUE-
.RAzAS sUPER1oREs Y RAzAS INFERIoRES,
0 LATINOS Y ANGLO-SAJONES. (3 VOL. 900.
6ARTOR RESARTUS e volGmenes). 49,. .....
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Por Ia presente sc notifca q usted
que sc ha pres entado en- la oicina del
Secretario de la Core de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial Municipal de San
Juan. Puerto Rico, la demanda del
actor antes citado, ea la cual Sc soil
cita mediante demapda que sc hace.
el pago de cuatrocientoS cincuenta
dollars, como precio de uuas pintu-
ras hechas por los demaudantes al
demandado en- una casa propiedad
del seilor Texidor.
Y sc noti6ca 4 listed cue de no
comparecer & contestar dicha deman-
da dentro de los dlez dfas despu6s
de notifcado; 81 Ia notification Sc
hiciere en- el distrito dcntro de los
veinte dias, 81 Sc hiciere fuera del
sdistrito, pero en- Ia Isla de Puerto
Rico dentro de los cuarenta dias, ST
sc hiciere en- otra parte, el dcman-
dante podra pedir y obtendra senten-
cia condenandole usted al pago de
dichos cuatrocientos cincuenta do
liars, mas las costas en- este proce-
dimiento.
Abogado del demandante; Cay. Coll
.Cuchi.
EUcndida baio mi frma en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico. hoy 26 de julio
de t906-Firmado-Pedro Gonzalez
ssecretario.-Es copia
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SEcSI0N COMEnCiAL
Movimiento. maritime
ENTRADAS TRAVEGkA

ENTRADAS TRAVEGM
Aver. de Philadelphia. goleta anne
ricsna Ellen Little. con AGO tone
ladas carbon mineral de clase muy
4 Sobrinos de Ezquiaqa
SAL1DAs TRAyESIA
Para New York. vapor americana
ACaro'ins,7 con carga y pasaje.
8UQUES EN- PUERTO
1RAVESlA
Helen Stewart descsrgando.
Tifton. cargando. =
Arkadia, descargando:
Emma Knowtsn, descargando.
Adam w Spies. descargando.
Ellen Little, descargaudo.
cABoTAJP -.
Puerto Rico. trasbordando.
Maysgiiegsna, descargando.
San Miguel. FAjardo.
Corazon de MARI pendiente.
Aua Maria, Humacao y Naguabo.
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FL individuo Catalina Jurado, de
Fajsrdo, ha sido condenado por ell
Juez Municipal de Humacao, la pc
ma de seis meses de carcel por infrin-
CIR las leyes dc Rentas Internas.
Y por igual falta sc han recibido
en- la Tesorerfa dos denuncias contra
individuos de Afiasco Y Humacao.
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Ell senor f. NJ. Hamilton Inspector
general y Jefe dc Ia ofcira de Co
rre5s de san Juan. nos ha enviado
lin ejeInplar del folleto de/informa-
ci6n general, en- castellaho para Ell
pdblico sobre el servicio postal de
los Estaaos Unidos. Sc han remiti-
do nfmercs suhcientes de folletos !
los administrators de eotrcg de ID
Isla para que los distrib iyan gratis {
todas Ia S pergonas que lo solielte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-31

Hemos recibido TN ejemplar del
manifesto que Ia circulado recien-
temente en- Utuado, dirigido 4 los
miem5ros del Partido Izquierda Unio-
nista, y suscrito por respetables per-
sonalidades de dicha ciudad.