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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
Board Of Medical Examiners
SECRETARY

II Martes 3 de Abril Sc cclebra-
r1n cNdmenes para los aspjrantes /
l.cencias de MGdicos, Practicantes V
Comadronas.
Los que ,dcsGen somcterse / exd-
mcnes dcber&n prescntar una solici-
tud, cuyo modclo pucdc adquirirsc
ben por corre0 5 en- la o6cina de cs-
ta Sccrctaria
\ dicha soIicitud deben acompa-
narse ciertos documentos que acrcdi-
ten cI derecho dc los aapirantes 1
tai eX%men.
Los aapirantes 4 liccncias para
practicar la Medicina Ia Ciruifa.
necesitan presentar e1 titulo 8 diplo-
ma de MGdicos Cirujanos, expedido
por Univcrsidad 6 Escuela bien acre
.ditadas y pagar I'm derecho en- Teso-
rerIa de IS dollars.
Los aSpirantes a Practicantes de
ben eNhibir TN certifcado, hacienda
constar una practica por TN tempo
no mcnor de dos amos. librad0 por
un mGdico en- servicio de Hospital 8
en- Clfnica particular Pagardn diez
dollars p0r derechOs de eXdmen.
Las que aspiran Comadr0nas
cumpliran el mismo requisite, pagan
do solo ocho dollars.
Las solicitudes podran presentarse
desde la fecha de publication de este
anunclo hasta el 81 del mes en- curse.
Para informes y envfo de docu~
|mentos, dirigirse q esta Secretar1a,
San Francisco 73 8 apartado 7I2.
Dr.. M Quecedo Bde3,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-22
La bandera de COnbate

La nina miro gravemente
Estaba el viejo arcon casi vacfo
amontonadas al descuido, las
cajas y las telas. No habia pa
sado mucho tempo desde que
manos nerviosas y afanadas re
volvieron hasta ell fondo para
buscar las prendas de valor, las
antiguas prendaS =.
Inclinando el cuerpo y hun
diendo el brazo como 81 10 me-
tiera en- un pozo, Manolito EN-
pez6 a sacar cosas. Fran enca-
jes rasgados y amarillentOs, pc
dazos de tela, pleas extraflas
de veStidos abSurdOS cuya blan-
cura tomo tonos de marfll vie
10, cintas de seda, de terciopelo
deslucido, de raso; guantes des-
cabalados, guantes de muier,
arrugados y rotos; guardajoyas
vac1os. =. tOdos los restos Y to
dos los desechos que la previ-
sion femenina no sc decide a til
rar Y que convierten el fondo
de TN baul abandonado en- ell
escondrijo de la urraca ladrona.
Aquellas baratijas son casi
siempre 1etras desprendidas de
palabras rotas que solo una
persona pOdria reCOnstruir evo-.
cando sus recuerdOs. Y GUAM
do nadie puede va descifrarlas,
cada vez que el sagrado dep6-
Sito Sc abre, Sc comete una pro-
fanaCi0n.
iPerO bastante le impOrtaba
ESQ al aventurer0 del desvan!|
La nina le miraba con tenor, "
mientras tantO el descubria en-
el arC0n ell secreto de un doble
fond0; jug0 el resOrte V apare-
clerOn unaS telas vieiiSimas. Ii
70 de elias sin duelo Y fu6 des-
dOblando una gran tira de seda
earnest, agujereada por todas
parties, deshilachadO r0t0 Ell
HecO de ORC, llena de manchasI
de I'm rojo casi negro como de
Sangre vertida en- tempo muv|
lejanO. Era Sangre, ST! Era la
sangre del cOmbatel La vieia
bandera dOrnia acurrucada en-
el misteriO del arc0n. Durante
muChO tempo su SecretO habia
sidO respetado, Y al recibir de
nuevo la luz del sol parecia pro-
Clamar la gloria de Su Veiez.
EscOndida entire los pliegues
de la ensena d0rmia tambien
una n10h0sa espada de retorci-
dos gavilanes.
-Todo es mio.-repiti6 la nj
ma sintiendO que IIegaban hasta
ella recuerdos heredados de his
tOTlas que no supo lamas.
Ent0nces Man0illo eI aven-
turer0, echo Sobre sus pr0pi0s
hombros Ia ensena de combate
como TN manto de corte. deian,
do que COlgase hasta eI sue,o ell
t1eco de ORC, empun6 la espada
Y prOClam0 su ooberania pa
seandO pOr el desvan la pompo-
sa cola de su veatid0 egregi0. Y
hublera quedado pOr duen0 V
sen0r de aqueli05 dOmini0s ST
Ia matrOna de Ia p0rteria no hu,
D1eS6 .aSO1n4dD e-la ia7-as riha
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
CENTRAL FALLS
DEMOCRATS TO
HOLD BIG RALLY

There is To be big registration rally
held in Valley hall on Dexter street this
evening and it is expected that the Dem
ocrats from all parts OF the city will fill
the hall. The affair will be under the au-
spices OF the Central Falls Democratic
Registration association. and there will be
present as speakers Mayor James II. Hig-
gins and Hon John j. Fitzgerald of Paw
tucket besides Mayor McNauy of this
city
The association is doing all that is pos
sble TO awaken an interest among the
Democratic voters In the subject OF regis
tration and City Clerk Crawford will be
present during the evening with his reg
istration books TO give all who wish 10
put their names down an opportunity 10
do so.
A REPUBLICAN RALLY.
The West Side Republican club Will
have a registration meeting In its rooms
on Lonsdale avenue one week from FRI
day evening and City Clerk Crawford will
be in attendance with his books on than
evening.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE TO MEET.
The regular monthly meeting OF tho
school committee will he held this evening
NJ WHICH lliiit SfNtid di ihP'i N"AAN
will be considered.
MANY FRIENDS ATTENDED.
There was a large attendance at the
funeral OF Mrs. Bridget Martin. which
was held from her home on Railroad ave-
nue. yesterday.
Services were held from the Church OF
the Sacred Heart and Rev Father Deadly
officated There were hand handsome
floral offerings and the interment was at
Mt. S. Mary's cemetery.
JUNE WEDDINGS.
The following persons have obtained
marriage licenses from the city clerk
within the past "a hours: Thomas Henry
Tracey and Margaret Elizabeth Horan,
Robert Mungo. Jr., and Mary Ellen
Hughes. Samuel Ferguson and Jennie
Gordon. all OF this city and Waldo Henry
Fish OF this city and Florence Estelle
Mongeon OF Cumberland.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
He THEATREA

The role OF Mr.. Pinglet in Gay Paris
ians" by the Albee company at Keith s.
fits the unctuous personality of Tom
Wise like a glove; and he scores one OF
the biggest laughing hits he has ever
made here. There Is not moment he Is
on the stage that the audience is not
shouting with laughter. Miss Reimer Is
also unusually good this week. the DOM
ineering. dctatorial manner OF her first
scene, when she locks her husband in the
room 80 that he cannot go out while she
Is away. contrasting strongly with the
meek and detected air with which she re-
turns home after her eventful cab runa-
way accident. One OF the funniest scenes
Is that in which Miss Reimer submits.
with a very wry face. to being kissed by
Matthieu's four daughters.
Anyone passing by Keith's this week
and hearing the shouts OF fun and hilar.
ity from within might imagine there was
a riot happening. The climax Of the sec
ond act. when the entire party is arrested
after an exciting encounter with supposed
ghosts. Is so funny that II leaves the au-
dience tired from laughing.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
TROUBLE WITH THE CREW.

Last evening the schooner G.. II. Clark
from Bangor. Me. came at anchor In the
river near Pawtpcket. laden with lumber
consigned 10 the Newell Coal and Lumber
company
Capt Lunnoll was I'm command. and his
crew consisted OF mate and three men,
The mate this morning complained OF
feeling III. dld not want 20 work and was
dis ,hargod by the captain. The crew OF
three then went on strike. demanded
their wages. which were refused. Il Is re-
ported. refused.
For hours today they have been about
the city endeavorlng to obtain some one
Who will try and get the wages they claim
90 DO due
new crew for the vessel will be ship
ped from Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
BRILLIANT WEDDING
At ATTLEbOR0

Miee Mabel Ingraham Cobb. a gradu-
ate OF Brown and for a time an instructor
In the school department OF Attleboro.
and Edwin French Thayer, clerk OF the
Fourth district court at Attleboro son
of Oscar 3. Thayer, and one OF the best
known young attorneys In Bristol coun-
", Mass, were united I'm marriage in the
presence OF n large number OF friends
at the Second Congregational church. At
tleboro. last evening, by DR.. j. Lee
Mitchell.
Mr. Thayer was attended by DR. George
r.. Mcpherson. The matron of honor was
Mrs Ernest NJ Bliss. The bridesmaids
were Miss Gertrude f.. Horton and Miss
Alice Easterbroolos
The bride was gowned In a handsome
dress of white Italian messaline over
white taffeta princess style. with bertha
and collar OF duchess and rose point lace,
tulle veil. and carried a bouquet Of lilies
OF the valley
The ushers were Warren II. Flanders
OF Pittsburg. Pa. Harry A. Hitchcock OF
Boston. Raymond Wells and Ralph G.
Estes OF Attleboro. Mrs. Annie Wheaton
Smith presided at the organ
Following the ceremony there was a re-
ception at the new home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thayer on Mechanic street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
EAST PROVIDENCE
No Important Business Before
The Town Council
Limit Whist Club Holds the
Final Session Of the Season

The town council met yesterday after
noon, but there was no matter OF great
Importance for consideration.
The application of Byron f. Cheney
was laid over until July 3. The same
thing happened to the application OF w.
J Corbett.
Permission was given the Rhode Island
company TO install switch on South
Broadway. This is to relieve the trouble
al lngrahams corners. A number OF ped
dlers' and junk gatherers' licenses were
granted
LIMIT WHIST CLUB.
The Limit Whist club held the final ses-
sion OF the season al the residence of
Mrs. Thomas Rich on Leonard avenue
last evening. Mrs. Adelbert Gof made
club called souvenir party. fer each
player was given present.
Mrs. q. NJ. Hull extended an invitation
TO the members TO be her guests on her
husbands yacht Valhalla next Wednes-
day afternoon and the invitation was ac-
cepted.
MINOR MENTION.
The Watchemoket Ladies' Library as
sociation met In It's rooms last evening
for the last time this season. A commit
tee was appointed to arrange for the an
nual summer outing to be held at Paw
tuxet Thursday, July l2.
Thomas Rich, Jr., was taken by sur
prise by half hundred of his friends al
his home on Leonard avenue last evening.
Whist, parlor games, etc, were the at
attractions. A tempting luncheon was
served.
Chief of Police Adams has been request
ed by the parents OF George Keegan, who
is 10 years old, to locate the young man,
as he has been missing from home since
Tuesday morning
The ranks and page and ESQUIRE were
conferred upon one candidate at the meet
ing or Howard lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
last evening.
The cantata of Healing Of Naaman''
was given by the choir of the Haven NJ.
+. church last evening. The proceeds
will be devoted to the purchase of new
music
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Ben street, and who Is employed at tn,
shop OF the Benjamin r Smith compan,
on Mason street, had his left hand caugh
In machine yesterday afternoon AM
three of the figures were quite badl,
lacerated The wound was dressed at IN,
Twin city hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

Building Inspector Murphy yesterday
issued a permit for the erection of an adj
dition TO the plant OF the Ingraham Dye
ing company works. The new structure
will be OF brick, one story In height, and
its dimensions will be 5Ox90 feet. The
equipment will be modern in every respect
and the building has been made necessary
by the increasing demands on the output
OF the company. Work on the structure
will be begun Immediately.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
co. B REELECTED OFFICERS

Co. n. First Regiment. last evening re-
elected Robert r. Washburn. first lieu
tenant and George w. Danielson, I'd lieu
tenant
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07
PROBATE COURT.

There was a very long docket for the
attention OF Judge Blodgett OF the probate
court yesterday, there having been no
session of the court for two weeks. The
following was disposed Of
VIII OF ID. s. Havens was admitted
Witnesses. Lellan J. Tuck. Emeline Allen
Executor. George T. Nicholas Bond
sl2,O 900: sureties. Mary II. Havens OF Paw
tucket and Lucetta Havens OF warwick:
appraisers. William H. McKitchen. Will
liam II. Hunt and Herbert II. Brooks.
VIII OF william II Harper OF Buring-
ton was admitted on deposition OF Ellen
r. TGft, witness. Alice A. Harper was
appointed Administrative with will an
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

phones also presented a report.
Much qualification was expressed by
members over the prospective reduction
OF local gas rates and after remarks
chiefly along this line; the meeting ad-
ar o.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07

nexed; bond. $780, sureties. Henry c. Bal
lou, Edward l.. Johnson; appraisers TO be
named.
VIII OF George w. White was admit
ted Witnesses. Henry w. Taylor, Rich
ard NJ Browning; executor. Celia White /;
bond, $4,000; sureties TO be named; ap-
praisers TO be named
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
GREER ;s,t i. e!ss4s.1 ss1a1r s.: s.
FOR SALE,
A0AS west Pine Bout.
OPEN TO-DAY.

-ss. iSn,!ern s,oonn hauss t1ss eosn. ..si,.
Z. "r't- .1c~'.a1: te~c ict: hsr:O oo3 Ao'-s ID
S7'sa --sr.ls -! ~ ta'h-0c-s nj isi-p plat =
;i-.ulilS Ir-c~i.'r 'uh s-sE::cii cellar a.:
sa'<- ur.y ne lsr'. - =; .si. - per chs
- than rr.cs ~ can lie d,.pitcstei 20: ~ :h,s
'in' don; :sii - go IL. sJ~csl p:.ce snt ss,e-
s'.l terms
,..YAL rNVf,Sra;.ST 90. Ia " s-y.,.s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

:-s.oyy bsick dwelling containing Feenr-
ar.i olcoye nn each ho0r: laundry anA Gel Lar:
rents for III: per aRuum: lot 3sxlSs Price. S1So.
C1IAS 2. vOGElA ~ Chestnut q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

~, s>h-Nsx .~s-s:--- sY.t sos-e q a.
--.s-s -.-sc:1sa rail Is1s :es'. .T~a os-k-
rom. ssri. sc-i sa,ss: Ssx s-crs. s,Aas:7:d
rsTs- surzaes. safe rsoe s.- E.s..sea n
~x.r- -.ss>c.. -: sP>is: .ee... fsrr.s ~ -aAh
sni taisaos - S4s e.ssss ss-ssz- st~os.s est
D~~> a1o..< 3, ee2 ksy hpscS~ 0s>faS .h:s
A,1a. so-se.sing ss~ n R- Lezss. srsrs
V.os 70. cers e e4saiSsoe sss f<.ce go
HIElEY n =. co ifIs CSseSs,af q
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.akL&<-


The celebrated MAVthA Dean fA1A1on
pattens win b furnished 70 readers of
Tho Republic at 70 cents Socii.
These patterns wtil eAAly Be- seeolnl.ed
as correct and up tn 'iAte In every PoSsSe-
u,ar. An Important feature about the0 -
that allowance II made for oeama. 3ooy
are perfect I'm design. conforming 70 oil
shs requirements Of advanced style ana
orders viii ~ nii-A bv man only. A.
low sbou: four days therefore. for -.
livery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

p o ecr lafayette ave. Also ~ l1afsyssts ave.
lese Is are sWo 3-stcry br RI buildinGs con.
ta,niR4 stOre and vOOms and attic each ~
lAfayet,s 10 = :-stcry brick Sarenonss S'.S,: =.
-; ios 1c.lte. Price. OAS3a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
OREGON AVE. %cs:.
SIDNEY ST.. ~.

4 U.-secrv frame house Containing roor
aui hath CELLAR and summer kitchen IN y1r
city Wss~r snj sewer: lns S1l3S1s. Pysea. Cl.se
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

=. NATr..sst.r sv.: 2-~oy h.tcs oa.i1..E.
q 81 'si csor. .0-T.s snsv. r''h s''s-:
It &c -.nf 81 all for u-..~. s:.d fS-t.cr.s.s
jvHS Hsnt!I.E REAL l.STANE co
u. - t.aS,s -
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

|Chas, /. vegel
aea f,hle lgai
e. cjiES1DWI 81.
EXTENDS 70 rSsiIc S1s ss4sss' 4::e AND The
Seasons Greetings
AaA so6aoas The Ssssswsag Us00ss.
tSes, eeseeeeA fso0 - eoeoooOOe. -
61saAes WssAes - o0ooOoee tooe -
WIN so0eaDy 0eg1o the ossoa0e0eos
- Ne spssag CasaBs00e. New 70 sAe
esDs - sssa ySos ps60essy - Seo
Wona - sesD ahss sOsaog. Ne change
uale.s sase - e0eete6.
RUSSELL. Avk. aeSs
4 :--ssorr bs:ek residence. oontainine
rcssns. i,-se recspeton hail. Errasy. hath snd
MAGNOLIA AVE. css
hall. laundry. ceiiar. .furn.ce: :isc : :-s.Ssy
saI:e hcos: ia rear - n,.ms; nois ~ ss s"a
lang z: as,s: fs iss sesss q ss:: frse. a
a,.S.CNE AVE. 81.
:-rcrr mansard bric,s house Of scnrn.. IA
sss :sssa ,s;.:: s::e"ss' IT .siss az eis Sas. 49,
Ia SALE ST., ::s.
e...,E SsT :Ss T.ss,:: :i. SS:s IL .;ss Fses. &
l.ASHAM AVE-. .,H;
a,t,c. r?ci sOaS:.r;cs sn1 sr.al,oJ cellar: i,:r-
ss:s.:n rs. ':aS ana AsSr.ns ' :os s:s;aS Tr:c. H
MAGNOLIA AVE. aEt:.
4 double 7-sc-y and mansasd hssck Aveil.ns
=; sss :ss e ss es:s s.ss sse
LAFAYETTE AVE. me-
! same description - No. -: lot :5x:s:. rr;ce.
>1iERoKEH ST. ssia
os: or ,.s s,ss ss:s: ss.s e . fns T:..
GRAND AVE. na g.
s roosrs q: sccosd 6.ss: hath. recspsinn hall
na,shsd lsrnslTy. hot ahd eo!d water; sce s'siS@
, P!:ce Wee.
CHIPPEWA ST. <s4s
r.-scry frame hcs.. .h.ickea .a.sd:, ef
rcoms snd kitchen: he f"'a-ih frice S.""'
FIFTEENTH ST.. p.
= y. ecr. ~ Osoecls 1t. rs-secry ff1me
house of rooms. attic and cellar. Stneyef0
and eraps Sfnes. stable. fruit and sna0e tfees
sewer: Iot :sSxIse. Price. Se.eoe.
MICHIGAN AVE. 60.
A .-s.cry hslsk house " Sooms. attic and
cellar. arranged fer tao faE'isi~e; lot -axis'.
Prize G.5E.
OSAssE ST. sSe.
4 :-..or- brick hcuse Of r,osn,. han .n1
hail room. finished GArrcs. huntiry ood GU.
water. eas and sewer: lot :.sxiS. FSsce. E's.
SEVENTH ST.. issoss-ssSses >.
p . eor Lafayette ave. Also sla lafsyssts ave
le0 Oe are two 3-stcry br rh bualdlngs con.
!.,ntns store and s room: and sssss sees ,ss q
isNs 2. Esvensh 10 . i-.tcry bsick warehouse. III
-: lot Se.lte. Price. 0%S3e.
OREGON AVE. $cs:.
4 tr,-secrv frame house containing . rooms
auI hath. cellar and summer kitchen in y1Id.
city Wst~r snj 0eWs:: lns 3113Sls- Fvsoa. u.sec
SIDNEY ST.. ~
a ,-stery brick dwelling: se",n. end Hath
s:sr. sS. :ns :s.ss. Sc :: s:'ss s:, ssE fs. -
MINNESOTA AVE. ss.
4 :-s.oFy brick dwelling containing , rcsns.
ar.i oIcoye IN each nSn: laundry anA cellar:
rents for III: per aanem: lcs ssxls. Price. 0Se.
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fSTfLENTH 81. -.
= o. cor 81 OSoecla St 4 1's-stcSy f1me
ho,,ee nf : rpoms, attic and cellar. vineyard
and Sraps vines. stable. fruit and sha6e trees.
sevrf: jof csSxs.A Price, S1eG1e.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
LOOK THESE Over.
MUST De SOLD.

pi.ca S.cw ' viii II b. .serlSe.i &C fcr oa!es see
O0e's 1.il b ensessained:
house trent GS1s; s.. .s..a
>4:5 Greer: !. nass SreEt Cscs: Sl9sn
<ss@ Vernon: fats Usnt d. sess; $3.50
,Cs epwa;l ave: Aa:s 'rsns ss4s,: $50
s.:-$-s ~ Theres3. houses .rers E.. .b': ST.
q; SNsn; {: ea.. 'r.n, :sss: i,s:
eNl y i:e: nass Tens S2.As: G.nr
a.. Mcmillan: Z fate treat 81. 3SeS SAGE.
."-. Whittier: house. corEe: of Ha..fax trent
SGv,: SSEn
:,sS Ia Sale: = Aais ,ssas Ss2s,; 1.sco
i.ss Buri ave: house trent Ssss.. C.I,
3.li PAG~: houS; $s.tS
i.l Ist:e: house srsn, 1lsr,: sS,,.
<21 Washington. tnuse .-ent G<,i; 80.
Asfs Pc i: cottage Uen. S.s",: SssA
ssis lsbsI!e house ,s~n; 3xe's: g 80.
:ss laurel. Nous~ .ren; 1885,: $50
flis-:l-3 E.!iot ave. houses re.S $50:
S-.stJ
ts:, M:ch:sa. ave-: h".s. ".r: 9,so. !:is.
is:s r~n,l'sf1n av~ house trens SsSs': SGs1A
Ssso M'rssn st cottage .rsn. scA,,. E.e9.
So Granville: house 'rrrt Ns., o. ~
ls.@ RsSs,t. fats ,rsnt sSy... S.Sp'
80 sheridan; fats tssri 3S.!,: $.T'
co. = !'aG". fa's 'rsrt 8! ss<.: sac.
- i Nor:l Market. fats Gs-s 81 !sii
,.:s y. Tcn's: s-.a,ni'y building .:-u: ssSo;
tt y. Eo'os"eI'h. : rccn.: $500
i.2 y Fourteenth ~ ~ :o,ns G.s@a
a.: finnsy. /: Ns:s sen, s-.<,. SO
80 Atsnts ct. cJcner store ard fso:cr.-
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sEvESSrH sr iseo-s.-ss-ss-es .,

USAGE ST. -1S-
4 :-ssor- brick house of rssosn>. hAli End
hail room. ARtshed eArrct. laundry and eeinf'
Wa,es. eas and sewer: lot :ssxiS. fTSce. c.soa
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
FIFTEENTH ST.. p.

CHIPPEWA ST. <sa.
A 1,.-0ory frame ho.sss tb.i:ked inside, q
r,oms snd kitchen. iot tS,x:lj. Frice. G.$n
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01
FoR SAIG.

- ssSat!.g. ss,-sonr, dws.i.aSs - -is~
r-.- Pine s's. Bcris. Siss sFe-y a.-fs's es4-
.sa.za.s sas9~Sod ao~rs. Srss-s = e.:.. a..
+. !s-' .lsE .ssy t.-yas 70 es.: ,fs-fs.Sss>
JAS ~ ..AgrEN- ~ Z 90 y, cree Est
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tp;'SEs FOR Rent
.-.-- - Lara So csw rouzs ssr3s -
ss-a ssiaA<s s-z egf=->s sS~- a. 10
.~.A-s
s:s. CNsAkas ave - ->c-z0 90 Sso-S aeA er-
,s. csss-O 49, ssAses 70 :asssokss tssAss
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-03
TIE NEW REVENUE STEAMER.

81, ie u new revenue steamer to replace the
Lew woodbury. on the coast of Maine, for
h M,ic ~ congress appropriated 100000, the
pua vi wnieh Is now nearing completion at
n ir ~ h lhonds yard, Tompkins Cove, N. Y,
- = W W composite vessel very different in
ueslg from Other vessels in the service, be-
ing intended as an effective ice-breaker and
W o5 Htteu IN other respects for work on
. .his dangerous coast in all weathers. The
i poM instead OF being ram-shaped, as has
; Se Gu, customary on other revenue steamers,
Is cut away under water to facilitate getting
through the Ice by breaking it down rather
than cutting through it. Although wood is
USED lor the greater portion of the vessel
lnesal mas been worked in wherever it win
aou W nef ilgntness and strength without
oetractlng from the object for which the
wooden construction was adopted All
ueck beams Will be of steel, as will also the
hanging knees, deck stringer plates, hatch
coamlngs, etc. The stern post, rudder post
ana rudder are to be of manganese bronze.
The vessel will have three decks extend
ing the whole length, the spar deck being
nush forward and aft. The rig will consist
simply OF two pole masts upon which stay
sails can be set for steadying the ship in
beam wind. The living quarters will be
very commodlous, provision being made for
crew of 20 men and officers In addition
to being fitted for carrying a light battery,
she is also to be fitted for carrying six four
lnch breech-lOaOing rifles. For assistance
to merchant vessels large towing bits and
towing machine are to be provided, as
viii also complete apparatus for destroying
derellcts. The following will be the prin-
cipal dimensions of the new craft; Length
overall. 210 it., length between perpendic
ulars 1888 it., beam extreme, s6 it., depth
nodded, 26 it, in, displacement to IL fit.
= IN. water line, 1870 tons.
The steam machinery will consist of a
triple expansion engine of the vertical,
dlrect,acting inverted type, having steam
cylinders 204 in, 81 in, and 30 in. in d.
ameter, respectively, by 81 in. stroke, built
BY the Pussy & Jones Co, Wilmington.
Del. She will be fitted with steam wind
lass, steam steering engine, steam winch on
alter deck; an electric generator of 10 k. W.
capacity, which, in addition to lighting the
ship throughout will be capable of operat
ing "a in. searchlight located ON a plat
form just forward of the mainmast, and an
evaporating apparatus having a capacity of
1000 gallons of water in q hours. The
main engine at full power is expected to
develop about 1900 l. H. p, which will drive
the ship at speed of from 145 to l53 knots
per hour.-The Nautical Gazette.