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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04
FIRE A ROXES.

23-Rarftah Copper lWorks.
26-High and Lewis streets.
81 Madison Venue and Paterson street
2S-Market and First streets.
36-Smith and High streets.
3f-State and Smfth streets.
4B-Buckingham ave. and Hartford ST.
45-Commerce and Front streets.
47-High and Washington streets.
54-State st. and Buckingham ave.
6S-Hayy avenue and Charles street
57-State and Wayne streets.
62-Washington and First streets.
S3=New Brunswick ave, and elm st.
B4-Smith street and Watson avenue.
~65-Commerce and State streets.
72-Front and Smith streets.
73-Water and Gordon streets.
z4-Kearny avenue and Gordon street.
S2-Smith and Herbert streets.
S3-Woodbridge road and Washington. st.
84-Lehigh venue and Stanford street.
To sen. in an alarm, open the door of
the box and pull down the lever and let
go, once only. Stay at box until fremen
arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
l tap-Break in circuit. 2 taps-Drill
and fire alarm test. 3 taps-Fire out. b
taps-Police call. 12-Calls for Lincoln
Engine Company: .1S-Call for Washing
ton Hose. 14-Call for Mcclellan Engine
Company. 15-Call for Protection Hook
and Ladder. 16-Call for Eagle Hose
Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04


bers expect to bear the extra expense
themselves.
Mr.. Hommann has shown himself
fully capable of handling the city's
legal battles thus far and it seems
strange that special counsel should
be employed to assist him in this one
case, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE
WATER COMMISSIONERS INSIST
THAT EVERYTHING is AS OPEN
AS A BOOK AND THAT THE PRO-
POSED DEAL is IN THE INTER-
EST OF THE CITY AT LARGE.
If such is the case, why not let
the case stand on its merits?
If everything is all right, why are
any lawyers needed at all?
If THOSE CITIZENS NOW OPP
POSING THE PROPOSED DEAL
CAN FIND NO FLAWS IN THE
MATTER, AS THE WATER COM
MISSIONERS DECLARE, WHY Is
THE WATER BOARD ENTRENCH-
ING ITSELF WITH EXPERTS AND
THE BEST LEGAL TALENT OBJ.
TAINABLE FOR IT'S DEFENSE?
Do they need all this to keep the
people from knowing what they are
doing? If everything is all right, the
people will doubtless be only toe
glad to drop the matter. Evidently
the water board has something to
fight for.
There is just one other reason
that may cause the commissioners to
go to all this expense. 1t will be re-
membered that it was stated that to
condemn the land and get into a legal
battle would cost as much as Asbury
Fountain asked for the land, so it
was better to PAY HIM THE $4,000
OUTRIGHT AND SAVE THE BOTH
Err. Rather a poor argument, but
it was offered, nevertheless.
Can it be that the water commits
%sioners are going to make this true?
ARE THEY HIRING EXPERTS
AND THE BEST LEGAL TALENT
so AS TO RUN UP THE EXPENSE
ON THE CITY IN AN EFFORT TO
SPEND $4,000 ANYWAY AND
THEN POINT TO THE FACT WITH
PRIDE?
1t is hard to believe that such is
the case, but it certainly looks that
way. 1t looks as if the board had
decide to make the city pay $15,500
before it gets through with the mat
ter even though Asbury Fountain
does not get. 1t all depends upon
who is called upon to pay the ex-
perts and the special counsel.
City Attorney Hommann was fully
able to handle this case and if the
water board had nothing to hide
there was no need of experts. The
proceedings instituted by the citizens
need have cost the city but very lit
tie. If the water commissioners are
determined to spend the taxpayers
money regardless, the people will
know it. 1t looks as if the board was
thoroughly alarmed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04
FAULTY ART OF TODAY

By EUsTACE MILES. Famous Physical culturtt
~HE ART OF TODAY DOES NOT REPRESENT THE
GIRL OF TODAY.
On the WHOLE artists represent other nature studies bet
ter than they do man and woman. The ideal human being
has still to be painted IN EITHER SEX, and, as regards woman,
the conventional style prevents any possibility of her being portrayed
sshe realyis. A3@$4#a sse~@ ae~ @ssse%s@%
Athletics and many forms of exercise have made the modern girls
figure different from what it was twenty or thirty years ago, but
artists still take as their models the CONVENTIONAL FORMS
of old art.
WE DO NOT SEE THE FEMALE TYPE AS 1T is TODAY.
The Royal academy in London is not a national institution. If
it were we should see exhibited paintings representative of the ath-
letc life of the country. In cricket, football, golf, racing and other
sports you get the HIGHEST TYPES of physical development, and
these might we'll be portrayed in an institution to which one looks
for the best presentments of all phases of English life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

Evidently George j. Haney is so
busy driving about the county at a
salary of $1,000 "A year seeing that
the assessors have properly soaked
the taxpayers in making valuations,
that he has not had time vet to or
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

make Fordyce's nomination a neces-
sity to save the county to the repub-
Observation-Disclosures" in New York
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04
COmmercialism In Colleges
By Rev. W. A. BARTLETT Of Chicago

By Rev. ". A. BARTLETT of Chicago
I is noticeable that quite a proportion of college presidents and
other commencement speakers this summer have lamented tho
spirit of greed which is seen in business, government and life
generally. But these educators do not have many STRONG
REMEDIES to suggest for this condition. 1t is my belief that the
spirit of many colleges and universities is becoming SO commercial
that it is not to be wondered at if the students in those institutions
90 out with the idea that EVERY MAN is WORTH HIS
PRICE. Before President Harper of the University of Chicago died
he spoke of the lack of RELIGIOUS TRAINING in the colleges
of the country as one of the great defects in our educational system.
There are in New England institutions, founded as purely reli-
gious and benevolent training places, which are now dominated by a
COMMERCIALISM which admits Of little else than the idea that a
man must be trained to make his way.
A NOTED NEW YORK PREACHER TOLD ME- AWHILE AGO
THAT IT WAS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO GET WORKERS IN HIS
SUNDAY SCHOOL, BECAUSE THEY ALL WANTED PAY.
This is due in part to the tremendous expense of living in such a
city. But it also grows out of a FALSE CONCEPTION of life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall ave.,
is a branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS, where Want" advg. are re-
ceived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

If Boss Strong wasn't so thorough
ly frightened he would defend his
reputation. He doesn't dare.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

What right has a Header" going on
the floor of the assembly chamber
and threatening the assemblymen
that If they don't vote as he says they
will be sorry? That is what Dory
Strong does. 1t is time to throw such
Headers" overheard. Your ballot
at the primary September rs will
help do it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

The mud caused by the recent
storm is a boom for pavements. Our
city is advancing by rapid strides
these days. Keep up the good work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04
heated Period.

ganize that Jackson Club. Perhaps,
also, when he gets more time he will
tell us something about soaking"
the school board So rs per ton for
600 tons of coal. Mr.. Haney has a
big contract on his hands in looking
after Boss Strong's interests in this
section this fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

What will the school board do
next? The echo "23!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-04

SATURDAY, AUGUST A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-27

Plymouth Third ay. aud INT.
yersity st. Rev Francis ]. Van
Horn. u u. pastor n 4. m. The
Church, shecpiold or Power
House. 50 m. Macbeth A
study Ia Retflhuiion and Remotae "
Pilgrim broadway aud Rcpubll.
can a., hey. Edward Lincoln
smith, u u. pastor. Rev. sydney
Strong, n. u. acting pastor. II. a
m, Power Of Christ 10 Trana.
form" 4 . m. sllolwean Two
Seas, or the Overland Journey 20
the Golden city"
University BROOKLYN ay. nofsh.
Rev II { Mason. pastor. Il a m.
A Divine Method, \ .. m. wrhe
Failure Of Cieyernesa
EdEewater whitman av. near
kilhourne ~. Rev. William G.
kautner, u u. pastor. Al a m.
God ouF Home" : .. m, The
uentlencaa OF Jesus
BEACON iiill- Near Deacon Hll
school. IL a. m, sermon by Rev
William Marthlngton. evening.
Christian Eudeavor. sLlvingstane
and Mlsalona 20 Africans"
Youngstown Tent meetings. 3
. m. sunday school. 7s0 p. m
song service aud sermon By Rev
g. r. Gale.
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and that wiimot added Insult 10 In.
Jury by pulling the secretary =
nose
The governor appointed Wilmot a
member Of his staff with the title
st colonel, but someone dug up an
old Law, which disqualified him, the
law requiring service Ia the militia
Tor number OF Years Milmot WAS
eolohel Tor Just a fcW moments. and
hehaH been sore over since.
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NE ADS SECRETARY
IS ASSAULTED

hand Ia knocking the Spokane "a
loon man cut Of the appointment.
aud an Milmot AID not want % at.
tack THROWN himself. he went over
to the \ l. cletEing store aud
got tailor named Harry. who
seemed to know something about
the deal whereby Wilmot WAS slide
tracked Tho taller proceeded 20
rfute The statements Of THROWN In
an emphatic manner. finally ending
the argument hy landing a hook ON
the unfortunate secretary that pro.
auced a black eye.
Il b. stated that Brown returned
to Nllmota place Ia the evening
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Rsnton

Gospel services Sunday evening
nt ID. Rev Roy = Nichols, Of
Foster. viii commence series 81
meetings az Henton sunday even
Ing Ia the Library hall REV
Nichols represents the religion OF
Jesus Christ and will speak tomor-
row evening on 'The Gospel OF
Christ Romans. /. 10.
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SUNDAY TOPICS
baptist

Baptist.
First Roy Myron W HAYNES.
pastor II a. m. 'nroken OF
Crushed. : y. m. srhe Thicta
Temple REV usorKe Robert
Cairns. pastor. II a. N. THE In
upimtlon OF the Scriptures" u.
N, "Chrlst'a Ideal of Purity
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s-n. m. by Mra. cobb. MeaaageE !

e,nl ~, by Mrs. Cobb. Messages IN
tht afternoon bY Mr. Cobb.
Tho bible Spiritual Science 30
eloiY meota IN A. o. u w. hall.
1898 flfat av. near Virginia IT,
Sunday al . M. and y IN. Rev
u Nagoll Foster. pastor and mes
sage bearer Service az I y. N
tSchool OF Psychology Subject. IT
You Neglect the Little Fire. fol
lowed with messages aud indopend
ent writings. Subject for the even
ing "rhe Good We All May Do
Messages aud independent writ
lnga.
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s.osaeE SALOON MAN VAS
,.,,os ssAr MAJOR BROWN

..,,,,s's.xe ost. si Major A y
.a,reisss 70 Governor Ncad.
-, II he governors starr ard
r'sa s., tse~n newspaper man hap
w : laek WllmatH saleon an
80 as she story gnes and
fns's ss.s,licd. an because Wilno'
Va N receive an appointment an
g. .' - Nesd's stair
s sran acnied having bal any
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ballard Rev Elmer E Thomp'
eon, pastor. II m The Divine
Urgency "a Holy Life $50 y.
M brotherhood and the More TO.
bust Virtues
Westminster Rev NJ Wilson.
pastor. ~ a m The LordHhip Of
the Conscience s p M. Deborah.
the Frances Willard OF an nnalayed
People"
First Rev NJ A Matthew'S. pas
tor 1T a m. The Church on
Trial" . m. Seattle Men IN
Hiding"
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Queen Anne Rev. s II McGIll
pastor II m. Hoy l.. } coylng
ton viii preach on. "fithlnKi' y
m Bear Hunting"
Haven Rev = u Drake. pastor
IL "a m Gods Method of povel
opmenti' s y. M. Son or Servant
Whlchg1
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Christian Science First Church
OF Christ. si2 Sixth av. II. "A. m.
Everlasting Punishment" Sunday
school II a IA Testimonial meet
ing Wednesday evening at +
ptefagH
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University Place Church-R "
hanlap. pastor; III a. m. The
GLORY aud Honor Of niscipleshlp "
4 =. N. The Second Coming OF
Christ
FIRST thrlEtiau-Corner Of Broad
~aY and ksat Olive 81. A /. Chap.
man, pastor. II a m. Evangelist
= n Martha wlll preach on
Fitted 10 Tive and Prepared 10
Die the pastor will preach AZ
Z 10 p M. On. Marriage and 1T.
yefce
Church ~ Christ Forty second
Az north and First av northeast.
:. q. Pool. evangelist. ~ a m.
Tho Greatest ThihE Ia the World
50 D. m. The Gospel What
Benefit IL it TO uAfs
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noyleton Avenue Corner noyla.
ton and Olive. rev W - aimonds.
pastor. IL a. m. Everything to
1--we Nothing to Live For. /"
Is D m. lecture, Martin Luther
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AZ Gilnan Park Methodist
church, Ballard. Mr. rorHYih viii
speak from the following subjects
Sabbath day. MorninK. Resources
Human and Divine. evening. The
saloon aud What u IL Coed For %
A cordial invitation extended a.
ali. Evening service at 1880.
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The Theosophical society. Seattle
lodge. 1920 Second av. Sunday ..
m. lecture. subject. The Building
of the Individual b. Mrs =. N
MafdAil
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Qucon City ThesHenhisai eloFts.
" In Ameftaa-=Pioneof bleeR. A O.
q ~ hall Lecture . ~ Sub.
iect, Tho Essence OF Eastern aud
Western Religion Identical" b. Mr.
". +. Hichardaon.
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on. pastor. II a. M "RomemheT
Lots Wife" 3 =, NJ. christian
Friendship
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VIII hold special meetings In
their hall. Fifth aud Washington
sunday October ~ Holiness meet
Ing at II a. M, conducted By HfiR
adler W. y. Jenkins. Provincial
commander. . M. Sunday school.
led by AdIutnnt aud Mrs Storey
Free ana easy at p. m A great
welcome meeting at y D. ~. 10
staff Captain and Mrs. McAbee
conducted by nrigadior aud Miss
Jenkins Adiutant A. ID. Sloaio
| Corps commander
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Az. AZ ~ a. M. subject, What ~
New Thought Eympoaluma BY
members.
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81 Marks-Rcx. J. y n tlwYd.
pastor. II = m "A Heaven 81
Sffanserss : p. m. The NeceaMl.
~ u Faith, ana Musical Services
Trinity Parish Rev n. II. Gow.
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REAUTIES TAKE
AWFUL TUMBLE

,v New pianolas Aerolias Smplexes, ceeilians Etc.
~ Your Choice at Si6S. $3.50, SiaS Etc.
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r.;, Certificates Accepted at Full Face Value Less s.
49, Per Cent While They Last.
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First Spifllualist Society -
Knights of pythiaa hall. First av.
near Pike. Edith e. Cobb. speaker
aud message bearer. Lecture at
= . m. by Mrs Louise E =. Drew,
Of san Francisco. Circles a30 o.
m nlaeourue and platform tests az
When YOU insure your dwelling
In the Northwestern Mutual Fire
association you do not need to pay
for your insurance three years IN
advance 10 obtain equitable rates.
az In the case with other companies
You can pay us one year al time
and ll viii then cost you less than
the Insurance Trust would charge
you Whom paid three years In ad'
vance ..
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william Zoiler. alias Wllle4
Green, was arrested yesterday ~
Patrolman Lille, charged With h9W
lng robbed O 4 Vodl Aitef be'
Ing identified by Voniil, he admit
ted his guilt
windows steel ball bearing rQlP
or skates $500 AZ Bpinnlng'a. Dir
shipment Ia today. they are goina
fast
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New Thought Society.
The New Thought society meets
al Theoaophlcal hall. 1920 Second
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svrpyoNE IN PERFECT CONDITION AND FUI
LY WARRANTED.
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ono Of Three Greatest Men Of the
German Race
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We issue price lists which illust
kinds of merchandise we have TO sci
have only one price and pay no con
goods. We sell for cash and do not
save money by dealing with us and
out delay.
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How We Get Business

rate. price and describe the different
/. Ne have no agents or solicitors,
millions to anyone for the sale OF our
,cep books OF accounts You can
.ctJust what YOU want at once with
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-06

Salid@s
Vapor americana sCoamos pars
10 isla.
Goletas <Deseada,, Gala Blar cis
sCoraz5n dc Marlas, sMsy F., wsrs
<Carmers y sProgres.s para los puel
tos anuneiados
RWquos en- puerto
TRAvEsIA
SEmma K nc wlons desesrgando
SAdAms w Spiess deseargando
al ,len ST. W art, dascsrgAndo
sEllen Llstes deAca, e Ando
sTlftons cSrgando
<Assyriss deacarg ando
<W. e. Sto w.> Id
GRobeFt q. M, Curdys Id
COSTANEROS
GGaris Arlau, Vlequss
sEsperarzs pendiente
SUbsritss Viequss
xRicArdo RuiEs deEcArg gando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-06
DEL FRIO AL FUEGO

nos cerrAn desd arrib Ia omre de loI mas trecuene
Qopes vueVe sumentArae mi augusta con H cAlor
aento en- verdGd Ia irritation de protestA nanva elias
contra fadAd poder suHaerSe modo aguno a
danzr oso del buQue que todo ae mueVe lRuS po od par
tes un eAtro tempo agaien dtsvsnece de ucs
perfomea sale; coche, Aqi no hay mas
que sSeguir seGuils sto horrorizA esst mUlrea
seguir rAveI dc negura del horror mmo dc nquso sn
IN momentO de repoGo
Hay una idea que lega atribuArme S61tOmc desyane-
cdo escuch6 dAA Gtrs cspan Admlrtc6n m que re-
aisto mas que propo 81 6 hubiese maesdo gente
como rkpda noc6n del pegro serens, psnso Immediate
ments Que mas eos lee dars fuerz apeccolo de 10 uch
Ia concienca de responsAhdad Enonces vAnto subo
Ia cubier pre6riendo iguamene CuRdro del Arado mar
estA anGustia organizes peor que todo
En- escAera, bocA sniestra del exterior que abre
cerrra egundo der un maTnero me aterIa
Entran e sgua huracsn bocanada Dudo hrm8n
dome con foerz ser barrdo vento las oas Sin
embargo e Avo material he sGnGdO, me mpu mgo
probar fortuna.
Mo afsrro los psaAmanoa Nunca shora jus.
GcAn Ozge prodgAdo por e
buuue Mis- oios habituados Ia z Iino neblas
ddss en- IN frSgor de inferno ceo eas obscure e es
obacurc en- cnhier hay agnnA neTna morteci
sunque 81 viento leno dc sgua de sigue ben
puede ucuso marcha aueto sn reigo deVc6n
una eve cadA ben son enorms las sublday bsdis
del buquv son lentis mueles cas preViaAH
Pronto scom6dsnae mis- OiOs la aombTa Es ag0
Oue particips De 10 hrmoIo espAnoGo II R
gar entire Qaas Yodor hs uces de los mS0sI s triple
hera de vennos de les csmaT0t todo 10 largo del cosd0
aumbrS en- 50 torno rompr oi de tpum cnryad
kmina Iumnos reno cnsda iitmpre Csmbisntes
fanslco Aleteo de dnz erpentna Sc hund 90 aSt SO do
Bis se yergue gracioio nto el oITco una sglsima
funSmbul bando spentns por Is bravo ngtura dc
R noche,,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-06

bucoa, Nsguabo, San Lolenxo y
Aguas BaenAs. Eata tarde sali6 nue.
vamsnte para otroa pusblos do 10 iala
on aauntos dc ssfv.clc.
Mr.. Hamill 90 muestra sAtiafeeho
del orden que 90 observa On los pus
BIOS que inspecolon6. Eecorri6 on nm
dia 3O4 kil6metros.
Eel Supervisor de eleeeiones Mr.,
Lyons saldr& On sstA ssmAna hacia
los pueblos de Hum loao, BArros,
OAbo Roio, Maysgu,x. Uluado y Va
bucoa.
Eel meeting unioniata eelebr adc
aver en- oil bArrio sSanta o allas d.
BayAm6n, tu6 IN a,to cSpl6ndido, ]
do msgnifcos resultados para nueatrl
CAusR. Cencurrieron mas dc 90 Rins
! tes de 10 poblasi6n, y unidos Al graz
ooLtngstts que le es. eraba On el b.
rrio, hlcisron un t.tAl dc NAV dc 60
peraonAs. Hieisron uso do Ia pAlAbrI
llos stfiores Angel Or. Z. Eduardo M
lniz. PolieArpo O:siz, E.tebAn Bis
ma X, Ledo. SanIiIgp. Vistor r. Es
pino y Vicente MaseAr6, Los orAdo
lrsa iaeron ovasiopAdos por 10 multl
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tud y el entusiasmo tu6 iudsscri ptihle,
alsntado mss por sl eonsurso do dia'
tipguidAs aenoritas, que prsataron al
aeto gran reales con 50 prsseneis.
W DON Jose CAbsllero Izquier'
do, vseiuo de Aguss Busnas. dsseA
saber el paradsro de los hsrmAnos
don Antonio, don 10 8 , den Sinto'
roao Lopez Soto, que ss ar sentaron
de este pueblo haes el espsc'o do Is
amos, & fin dc eomun' carries nm asunto
que les interesa. Be suplica 10 inser'
cl6n On los demGs peri6dieos do 10
islA. 80
~Por absndono ds un carfus 10 On
10 vie dbliea fu6 mu.tado hoy COZ un
dollar oil oontTatisla Mr. KITS.
En- IN bails quo tuvo lugAr aDo.
che On Arecibo sn 10 rssideneia de
Guillsrmo Villas d., ss srm6 una re-
ysrlA, rssultando con una hsr'da do
balA On un brax1 Manuel villa faHa y
con una confusion On 10 eabezs Car.
los Olmo. 81 tsnisnts Noa arrsst6
nusvs psrsonas,
%js vends IN magnfHeo piano do
fAbricsci6n alemsns, Fidanse intor-
mes & V. 0arcfa aalgado. &C Arolina,
Agoato ). 1m.alt.
Para oil pr6ximo domingo 10
anuneia un mitin upionislA on OIL ba-
rrio sAinillaas do Baysm6n. A 81
coneurrirkn orsdorss dc San Juan
que han sido invisados para di,ho
acto.
Aver ha dsbido ss,sbrarss en-
Juana Disx an ssp.e Lido meetir 2
unioniata % sl baErio Psssillito, para
el eual fasron invitAdos distiD Dguidos
orAdores do Ponss,
@Para carreras do cAhallos, ven
den rslciss espeeiales 8 contadores dc
quintos do aegundos & se.4o, $500
slc 90 y SLIGO, porte psgo, los Mno
res r. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Rlt,
-Dionisio Rodriguss y Antori Il
PefA fuSron snvisdos hoy por cuatrs
dias & Ia cArcel Dor iugsr dados.
i |sE SOLIc1TA M dspe nd lent,
do FArmasis. con busna prGcsIcA. Il
este redasei6n % ipformArG 3 Sa
Il lCOratinia m Ia pdgina Se)
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Para msflana eEt&n snuncladCE
en- 10 Corts municlpal de San Juan,
los juicios criminales eonsrs jose Iba.
rrA. ror aeometimiers ; Tomas Sierra,
por turbsr la psxy severiauo Vega J
otros por igual delito,
Aver preIent6 uua Q denuncla ante
ell Jutz do 10 Corte Federal Mr. Rodey,
ell espitSn Pick ale, acusSndo 81 mari
nero James Phips do ID goleta sAdam
W Spisis de consto de insurreci6n,
s. traslsd6 6 bordo el st b marshal de
dishA Corte, dstenisnd & dieho mari
nero. FL comislonad &c Ia Corte dtc'a
re no culptble q J.mss FhlpE, quien
fae puesso libbertsd.
Nos irforman de BAyam6n que
los republisanos cslebrsron aver uu
smeeticg. en- aquel pueblo, pronun.
ciando discursos de tonos violsnifsi
mos hsciendo uso del vocAbulario in
sultants que poLen aitmpre on v'gor
contra los union i.taa. No nos txirA'
IN est& conducts, pues q fAlta de or
gumentog, nuestros advertarios echsn
mano del insu!to, OIL que mareian CON
gran solturA. Son c,nseeuentes CON
III escusld
Ell aAbsdo, con motive do limi'
tarEe les in,cripciones hsita las 8 de
10 tArde, 80 quedsron en Puerta de
TERRA uros cuat tos unionistas ain
inscribir. SeriA oonvenisnts que d.
chal int oriL clones 80 extendieran du
rAnss loa slglentes skbados haatA lal
aiets de 10 not he.
-M,fAnA en- la tArde Sc reuniri
10 Comiai6n dc 10 pol!eia inanlar.
Fueron dstedidos aver y pueatoi
Is disposition del iuzgado municipal
do Artciho, los indtvlduos Juan Po
drigu,z y Manuel G G>Ixa,es, quient
resultAn autorsa do los sigoientes hur
toI; una yegua y unos aparios or
Isabsls, un pAvo en- Q lsbradillAs J
una cAbra en- H a,ille; ademas el Ro
ldr'gdez tsmb e. resulta autor de VI
eIeAlAmiento en- ests.
-Ittoiman al Cuartel general QuI
en- los meetirga unionistas ce.ebrado
aver domingo, en- ell barrio del s'io
y sRIo Abel ilS, do HumLcAo, yein6 q
mayor 0rt On.
Aver tue eneontrsdo sh broad
on Au reAideL ola de JuanA Dilx, oil in
dividuo Jacinto Rscci, do Macdonald
dad italiana. Investiga el hRho I
iutz municipal
-Ei dsgsrsamento de Tssoreri
lavsni6 echo embal G On JuAna DiA'
Ponce, NaySgU:z y San G:rman.
-En el mliin CsleorAdo aver q
HumAcao, miensras hab.abA IN or,
dor unionista. 90 promovi0 una LelG
sntre CCEme Velazqutz y Juan Orr
alias sL!belos, loa que taeron ARE