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Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
EXTOL3 MAR TIAL- SPIRIT. Gan. Sictetas Declares Wac Waa Jr. datnst by God and w. wilt
 Always Have Et-

The c1raecsiGG@ of | mOudueot z. ot egeesed iu SfsIem Fields Geme etrq, Cypress i{ttts, L. | in honor o& Jewa who losi Ch9it tVeS in aefadse G the GGni3u WaS ,aid recently NAtuau Straas, cAalralst0 Of the auxiliary ommittee Os the HebraW Untou Veteran association. presided. Eu the course of hl5 remarlia Mr Strata referred to GA time when var wilt be reckoued a surv,Val of aac- barlsn.' Ehts brought I pcotest from AtaI. &au. Dau.e4 lG Sjcldes. retired. wAo losf l leg at Ie&jySbucg
 Although We are assembled ID q colGe :ety, sad Iseo. &tGkles tuls Is not fUoerai occasion No death Ia more glorious fhac death for ouea couuirY. koOW many thlnk t6tf Wara ara dreadful. nut We have had o"c wars sjut~ tae world began ani W,s shall always have wars Ia tha provj. denca af God war Was OrdaiGad, aud the hYfuan race will always 5ght f>c what f loves Thts nation WAS founI ed through war. Would George 1Ct have agreed to arbitration to !et Ga souud al iudependent government No. w. nave liberty because our fattera fn" 4!Jr seven years for independence sad WI will always have to dght t1 Eae@ta3n our freedom.
 ''I l1ne tha time will never come Nhe0 w. snai( cease to be | martial people. or 5e unwilling to take up al ms ia iateuse of QUO country, Tn the day wa are unwilling to ight for ojtr lih, critics WA shali surely lose the -aspe:; ot tha world
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
Unearths Petrified Dinosaur.

W. H, Utterbeck, representing the Carnegie museum at Pittsburg, Pa, has n his possession portions of petrifieG dinosaur. called the triceratops, whicE were exhumed on He'll creek, in Dawson county, Montana. Ths load weighed 2,500 pounds, The remaining portions will Neigh about the same. and 1t will take Uutit fall to excAyats them.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
Chickens Find Lost Diamond.

A diamond ring valued at $50, wh.c6 was lost by Miss Rebecca Rarnoagh RI the home of Wright Griffen, in Great Barrin gton, Mass, If years SEQ. was unearthed by chickens vigorovSsS scratching in Che soil the other day. Tho jewel was found by Frederick Burg hardt. who has nc tiled Miss Rennougb. The ring is in perfect condition.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
Gel acquainted with
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Elt SMITHS MAGAZINE. } ard y,u s5e. 5efnaget5 we win send y04 the rla4a.;2s. thre.. months ire. thes you cnay sef acquainted. q SMITHS is t7.> biggest iIus- za:ed magaz,a, tn t.'> worid--17O pages ct cei<4i-.y a2ar9e and DIG , &,mes. the ;ts,ats ;;zA gage as the big , 1taoa2e4 .-ls,, ,ziaoej Ea3 Harper s ; aaG: C,cfs,->.
 q SMITHS i, c~13c rl;o of the best oF everything best stories . :rat caq he oblAnasi, Lest ilastra- ..::ons that ct.vet att;sts can draw,
 4nd tSt,.: 5e3f spc.:iea articles, written 9y arr;tey5 u-.,, k1oa tt2.r subject . .aoroug;ely ard .e.it. ss entertain .ag.v a3 th4T afe instructive. : I SMITHS .tso pc;oss e,ery month a : ;r:,s o- ~;cc: poe;s.Y potfrlfts: as cG!ors, oi / ,>raif,fl ogor.sr.. TaAaa at In all. thece / x 10 bc.:.r r2ag,..a- taa7 SMITHS , ' fa4. none a,.F'y e good. no matter :. f-.i the cof.
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Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
Army Kitchens.

Travelling kitchens. which have long been in use in the Russian army and which did much to increase the comfort of tse soldiers during the long battles of the recent war. are ROW be. ing tried in the Preach maneuyers with a view to their introduction into he French army
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
Canadian Horses in China

It is found tbat horses from Can ada become aeclimatsd in China more readily than those which are import. ed from Australia. and they seem to take mora naturally to the novel assi of bran, barley and rice strav.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
Warming Order.

Maud Butler, plaintiff, ys, l. N. Butler. defend ant. In the Jackson CaaHcery Court. The defendant, I. N Butle-, is warned to ap- near in this court within thirty days. anc answer the complaint Of the if, Maud Butler.
 Giye,, tliis 2sd day of A,asch, r.
 J.r. NAL, Clerk.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-11
Not Very Popular

The Chicago Tribune remarks thN the Brooklyn man who livsd ou grass for six months seems to nave succeeded in reducing . meat diet to its ayst prinss
 pesA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
BETTORS like
CANS THE BEST

beat Wheatstaas whisHer fat the
ahuW
May I. ~ VAS heavily played 81
2 "a 30 ta Win the lhlfd race. and
her backtfa had au aHslgus nafirni
before they eaHhad limkiW ana
AfBv 4. n ran like tenn through
tho stretch. aud the Ross niiY just
Bii get up iu time 20 win by nose.
pimhin set off NefY badly. 81 he
would surely have beaten the faNpts
Sc Convent uello tan al excellent
race and finished third
After the paeomahers. hefshin
ana titus A.. had raced themselves
into the ground. white Gregg vent
20 the front aud won driving from
Susie Christian. David haland.
after tempeatuous journey. ran
third The race Was very fast nih
ana one half taFiouaa being covered
in ieta
Ia the slaih race. a. one mile.
Dora +. the II 20 8 favofi's. led
an me way and won by hall "a
leurth from CtiEii Tuck haeh ran
third
"a sheridan was heavily played
ata 81 8 ip the last race. while
sherry. at 2 60 I. was equally az ven
elaysA Thay were never Ia the run
ming however and the winner turn
"a up ~ Florence Fanao ~ 10 70 !.
ttiar Eyru finished SECOND. after get
ttnR or badly aud having % run
ground her neia Win an even
hr,ak niue Fyea would have Nou
"a sheridan led Into the stretch.
bot stopped badly and VAS a tiring
third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

Seattle Won both games Ysstef
daF. the first by ii score ot 2 - ]
and the second q fo The flfHt
gone w. earhaR good one und
was remarkable for the fact That
although loH Angeles E1i HiK bits
off ~ tuhe NIekrH while ihe Cubs
onIY got Two hits off Of Burns. the
Angel uifahfr ArssftheIrHa Seattle
won The game Burns pitched great
bali and dniy loat beHruHe the Two
hits came ioRstoef with D. base On
balls ~ one innina and resulted IA
Two runs going 0yef The pan. Wick
rra kept his hlfa vel scattered AMI
iaa Angeles only got one run Wick
efa has mis- fast ball working aud
struck out twelve men The Los
Angeles fielding WIS high class Hnd
not an error WIS chulked up against
the team
The second game was easy fof
Seattle ana after Los Angelic got
a un IN the first inning Oscar
Jousa. ihe cub pitcher steadied
down aud shut The Angels out for
tho nesf eight innings In the
meantime the 8iv ashes took kindly
20 sarlr's curves and hammered
him for ten hifa, which resulted ia
aik runs going over the pan. Seat
tie had all the luck during the game.
which helped considerably
The taama all play another dOu.
bic header this afternoon The FIRST
game will be- called az O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

GotDFtELn. Sept livery.
thing H. IA readiness here for the
big aEht and confidence relgua ia
both camps The inca will eutrt
the arena al ~ O'Clock % be
weighed In aud remaiu there until
they ntcp into the rms Cots Will
be provided Tor their use during
fho lntcfmiaalon
Prank Mcdonald. Jim Griffin. hob
Turner ana Young Sims will be la
Cans corner. acting as his seconds.
while Nelson viii have behind him
nllly Nolan. ftm MeGrath. founs
Mccoy aud Johnny Reid Larry
Sullivan has been selected as an.
nouncet for the fight aud Judge v
.T HoeEatt. a prominent mine owner
Of naliffog. has been apPointed Off
etai tlmckeeper
Joe Cans said 4 appreciate the
compliment which GoldHeid has
paid me IN make the aauafoat
tight nf mY career and lll sin
hillY Nolan. manager OF battling
Nelson. said Nelson Il IA the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

money. a. the nliy oaiy won b. a
nass
pora 1. when she wou tho slsfh
race. made Il foar In a row. as
she has Won that many races Ia
the last week
There vas hot tip out GA Rosa
dor. pho started for the FIRST time
this year al The Meadows Her
price dropped fsom 20 10 10 9 70
l. bat uhsn IL cams to racins there
vas nothing doinx
Jcckey keagh. ~ho - Que % the
Developments 81 the mvetiax II
Tho Meadows. will leave for Spo
kans the latter part af tbs ~eek.
where hr wtli ride At the twD
weeks meeting % the spokane
County Fair association While
there Tom Mcclure will have
charge OF hts engagements keosh
wili probably ride tor " ~ Han
moud in California next wiutrg
There ~Az a blK play on Mef
lngue In the NTH rae~. the price
dropping from 10 I 70 20 !.
snoring Kelly pioks Nelson 70
win the fiKht. That makes Il look
like a cinch for Cans. a. Il t. -
long since Kelly has picked wta
uer thai he has forgotten about y
himself
Al iaat reports Albert the Whale
vas stiE In Butte lie sead4 hia
regards 80 Tom Diiien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
RUBY The STAR
OF SATURDAY
nREHxGu HOME IN TIA
SPRINT -FOUR FAvoRlTGs
WON DURING TIE RACES ON
SATURDAY.

The Performance - Ruby IN the
Puget Sound Handicap ssa the
feature ~ saturday. racing AZ The
Meadow rickIaE un ~ pounds
ahr ttaaf hHeeEad home in TIE aiK
fufiunH sprint in ~ fiat iu ffauf
II usla composed u saiahlr. cass
eade % Diamonds ssatneaa sud
NiatYsa Pride Il Naa thuusht nat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
ENGSTROM IS l
BIG WINNER
Sis Books Doing sVsias.s Through
tire Racing Season Quit Winners
-Four Large Rolls Are Dropped.

Today r. the last iaY ~ the sea.
sons racing OF the KinE County
Pair association During the entire
season Of sixty elaht days there
have never been less than fourteen
bookmakers doing business IN the
ring and on occasions there have
been a. many a. twenty Only slf
books however. have been steadily
In the ring ever day since the
meeting started
The books al quit winner on the
meeting aud the amounts they are
ahead " the game are about a. fol
lows Nelson Jones' $4,000. Dave
Argyle. $4,000. Joe Harlan. about
$1,000. w Il EnEstrom about
$4,000. William Ayers. about ST.
900. and IA aouls about 10000
The losers on the meeting were
the Clancys. who lost about 5000
George Liable. who was about
5000 loser when be- quit booking
and the original Auzona Club.
which lost a $4,000 baHk roll during
the first two weeks of the meeting
Players Are Ahead.
A peculiar fact In connection with
the racing this season - that al.
though the books are all winner.
nevertheless the local pIungers who
took q chance ara all ahead Of tho
season Matt Rlss ~ probably the
biggest winner among the players
though Eddie OBrien. Harry Green
Jack MePherson. Harry Slower and
Arthur 5teii are all winners Del
Fountain was a loser for a time. but
probably won enough In the last two
weeks 70 put him oven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

ana ~ these miEht sive the star
Ruby mare en- argument but there
vas never . samhiaHee - = contest
and Hubby rsmn home practically
alone u che had been fitieu aui
the wafids record ~ 1 81 a.s. ngw
hold By nasenbett might have been
aauaisd. n nnt broken
tauf fatafIiaH uuH duflnE thu
afternoon ani she publis ana the
books had about az etn break faf
no first a. races r. The seventh
however. the tao heavily piaYe !
choices ~ sheridan aud SHERRY.
IAN thifi aud ufih. Faapso lively
- hiie the a sinner. F1pf~uea faHaa.
sas unhaeked ant the munef the
books cleaned 40 On that race nuul1
have founded several Carnegie ubfa-
rIes
Nitro. the fav8fitr ran second in
the rae. ehirf HUSH. an outsider.
sattiBs O. ths wlfa fret Csnpia tan
third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
VANCOUVER RACES.

The races AZ Vancouver. Is C.
Saturday resulted a. follows.
FIRST race Minnie Jerome won,
Atiamnuio second. itahy l. thifd
second race Nettte Hicks Non.
Dr sherman second. Camaletta
third
Thifh race @GicudenninE won.
* atie BELL second. Uppcreat third
Fourth race MfAFR Wun. Cousin
Carrie second, Nilaofa third
Fiuh faer-- May Holiday Nnh.
PrickIaa sseund. Maxtruaa third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
Dusky SCrapper the Favorito at Odds OF 10 to 8,
With Plenty Of Takers--BOth Men Issue
Statements Claiming viCtOy--They Enter the
Arena for Weighing in at Noon.

beat shape Of bis life lie will go
IN from the first tap OF the gong
aud keep after Cans until thut
worthy has been SO eaWllei ely
trimmed "a 70 leave no 1elfbt ~
tho minds ~ the apectators ~ %
Who Is the better man
Cans 10 atlll the fayoflte ~ the
hottlaR id odds OF 10 20 :. although
there is considerable Nelson money
In alsht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
Jim corbs,, Pls1. nsIs0u.

NEW YORK. Sept 3 Twin
Claus az his best. mean IN tbs
shape he VAS IN when be woa The
worlds championship he will win
How be will be- ablr 10 zet that ws1
aameone else With a better imanina
zion or Insight will have 20 tell
with Nelson IN the shape he ought
10 be In aud with the FIGHT on the
square he should win ia iosa tine
than II toak him 90 defeat Britt r.
James Cnfbett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

The abnYg Is a likeness Of Tex
RickHrd. the former Seattle man
sho i nos famous. being knoWh a.
one 81 the men Nhn landed the fight
20 Geldneid While the San Fran
cisco clubs we're diekefluE for the
NeiaoaCans fiNhi Richard surprised
the entire sporting world BY putting
up the entire purse Of $4,000 IN
gold com and stealing the fight
from under the noses Of the hay
CITY fight promoters
Richard runs one 81 the hikEesi
gambling houses IN 0oldfield and -
repuisd Ia be worth oFef half NIL
iian Hia house ia the only one IN
.Goldfield that sports a front lawn
This grass pio, - sixty fee, square
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
NATIONAL lssous.
'TwOuld Hardly Seen
That Mapeline

Could give ice cream such va.
mofe" taste. bat Il does iun +
. dish 1t Shawa Pharmsey. Ansl
lean Bank Bldg %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

aud o. costs aTora 800 q month Tor
winter "a krau % green just nos
Goldusld fesafds Richard aa e BIZ
ger man fhnn old John y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
Have You Ever Seen a
BattIeship?

n 8ou haven't why not take a
tfip "a the united States navy yard
sunday and see the White Squad.
ROM Ii'a sight wufth seeing. and
the scenery between Seattle and
nrcmuftau IL magnificent Take the
Port Orchard route Hoat from Flor
At $50. 10 aud n 80 = m and
.tis. 81. so aud Z % . m
nosd trip soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

black nsuA at 70 4 beat ths
faNaflla. Hack Nges Ia ths second
face because the latter swung very
aias at the stretch turn isaafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

Ttfaa tssa ~ aHaas Ter - hasaH -
afEis E fas AnHatrs 3 tfaaHa lass ias5#
tsaH HheFHaHH isahaa aH taHHafff 90
sfa & nn fsfus HfHurk car hH Wa
sfs 81 - fiarna Eafar - EaiHs e
nsHafe Hsaaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
OUR CLIFF IS
MARRIED

chr Blankenshlp. catcher Of the
Seattle ball team, who Is one Of the
most popular players that ever don.
ned mitt at Recreation park. was
married last evening 10 Miss Hazel
! Ludwig Of Seattle Tho ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. A. Major.
Numerous and handsome presents
were received from Manager Ag-
new. Capt Hail and fellow players
OF the groom.
This Is the last year that Blanken.
ship viii play with tho Seattle team,
a. no aoas 10 Washington next
-. ~ kuesass a sieslber 81 the
wa,si~ros tsas 10 the American
league
send 20 cents to Knapp & West.
asa csoo building Tor = pook o.
....fsu HamDa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
AMERICA. LEAGUE
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE


MafHIrE lafae=
Ffssa I flaaaHaAs
uahaasf HHlHHfsas
naffsfies tsrf ansif asa u.a..s
fIHfHHHra alI tass
AffHasa saa 4 A /.
Frssa HaaaaassGs
fs1aar Ifa4fafaf
Hsffrrfa VOTERS 80 Haxan. es,., =.
uasHsth Huila Fffffna
peffIanf 8gahI4stst
saa Fran#zse1 aQefssess-s
Hsfsssisa liasaaefssa sEs Ds4.s.
Hfsan ass HuaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
TURF GOSSIP

Lord Foantain carried of the
rsdlnx honOrs ~ winning with MAY
4. ~ and Ruby The other Winning
Jockeys we're Rsttig, klrsehbaum.
Rorei. Graham and e Williams
Graham VAS fined $50 for foul
riding In the 2yvar'oid race.
with an even treak Bius Eyes
e0nld not hare h@sn beaten In the
last rare. as abe ran about IS yards
fuoxs than any horse. having 10 30
aroand her field
Dan Ross bet g 300 on May L
~ and got = eloze call for his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE D lpodsiN e-rscstnh hhY weather tine
Track HgbeHt pfesiu4 Judge ft Duke starter
gas6 FIRST RACE and sixteenth moa SelinH Pour
NaIHu Ia first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

Deaf thru~ your otd eiothss
away. Have them cleaned 70 lcok
Ike nsw AZ tho Panscrtnm- Main
fat2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
1920 FIFTH RAcE-sS aud half farloass selling Four

asgsa ss- y .sss sf sf.sss ns.ss Baaaa
wansr tseH1s b. tssH NsFf DRESS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03
The Store That Serves You Best

Tuesday we Inauguratc First Fail Housefurnishin
Glassware Hardware Wooware. Enameiware. Cooking II
Couch Covers useful articles Tor your home eomt1ri Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-03

Ma. ti4sr ssfs usHa "a
81 4 ~
STARTS - WaH q
N8RNttu eias nsk tfes saaaa b. C.
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rsss, s'.ss 81 49, =. 49, ss.s.s
tatf - essesrg tHens
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-07-07
Junta EscoIaT da Sabana Grsnde.


a los efectos de Ia Ley EscOlar Compi.
lada, Sc anuncian como vacantes todas las
eacuelas de este distIito eacolar, y por el
II ente Be avisa que de conformidad con
ID neccion 81 de Ia Icy referida, Ia junta &c
eonstitUirS 81 dia 13 de los corrientes las
8 .1e Ia manana, en- el edifcio escoIar j.
+. Cooper, para llenar las yacantes que se
expFesan:
Eacuelas Graduadas, de las cuales
serd desempe1ada por IN maestro gradua-
do de ingl6s.
12 Eacuelas Rurales, dc las cuales
podran estar BituadaH en el pueblo.
Los solicitantes deberan cefiirse & la
Carta Circular No. 333; del Departamento
de instruction, fecha JUNO 13, 1906.
sabana Grande, Julio de 1906.
c. Bull
Presidente de Ia Junta
VS. Escolar.
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.UN CRE
EN- R9chES ER
Ms. R0sana BIasl tus aIrOjada al
canal De aquelIa Ciudad por SUI
eSBOS0.
ElmOtln dsl ellnsn fus dsshaesrss da Ms.
Brash para COHtEAsT matTImOIlO cOnotra
muIer.

Rochester, Junio 29. Ell 19 de JUNO
apareci6 una mnier ahogada en- 81 canal
de Rochester Identi6cado el cadaVer, re-.
suite Ber la ahogada Mrs, Rosanna Brash,
espoaa de w. Brash.
Su esposo autor del crfmen. .- En- Ia mo-
che del dfa Is, Brash invite su espoBa
dar una IN paseo, y 81 pasar por el ca
nal q mismo 10 confesa, sinti6 un gran
desao dearrojar SD esposa Al aqua. Sc ARE
pinto enseguida de haber concebido aquel
deseo, pero al momento Sc volyi6 sentir
dominado por aquella idea criminal, en-
Cierto momento en- que So espoaa iba muy
ceTca de Ia orilla del canal, 6l Ia empui6
y Sc detuyo & cOntemplar la lucha de
aquella infeliz que no dej6 escapar una
palabra. Luego 81 criminal hizo Ia inten-
ci6n de salvarla cuando Ii vic por segun-
da vez en- Ia ssuperfeie; pero ya era tarde
la mujeF desapareci6 hasta el 19 por Ia
tarde en- que fue encontrado su cad6ver.
Motive del crfmen Brash deseaba
deahacerse de 81 espoaa para contraer ma
trimonio con Mrs. Gilmore, quien se 10
habfa prometido asf haciendole Greer quer
era soltero.
Mrs. Gilmore que era casada, pero que
esperaba pronto obtener su divorcio, acept6
la promesa de Brash.
Asf pas6 IN aiio. Mrs. Gilmore, va Ill
bre poR haber sido autorizado su digorcio
Teclam6 Brash su promesa; este siempre
tenfa una excuHa para posponer 81 matri.
monio.
Por fin, una tarde lego Mrs. Gilmore
de su trabajo, halo que 81 amante Sc
habfa marchado llevandose su baul.
Trat6 ella de averiguar su paradero,
asf vino 4 Rochester desde Cleveland dom
de habfan ellos viYido.
Busc0 SuB seiias en- el directorio, fue
su casa, la present6 FL & So esposa como
una amiga y asf % introdujo Mrs Gilmo-
re en- Ia familia.
Con IL esposa de Brash vivian tambi6n
una tia Ia madreA de aqueI, las cuales
sabfan muy bien las lrelaciones entire Mr..
Gilmore y Braah, asf que cuando ellos
cOncertaron su viaje Cleveland, Ia dnica
que 10 ignoraba en- Ia casa era Ia espoBa.
A los 2 dfas de haber negado Mrs Gill
more la casa fu6 que Brash por la no.
che, arrol6 su esposa 81 canal. Tau prom
to llegaron & Cleveland 81 Ga amante,
fueron arrestados por Id policfa; pues va
eu OocueBG6T Sc uNsDlA euc0nLfaQO 81 caQas
yer de Ia infortunada Mrs Rosana Brash.
Los completes est6n prisioneros en- Ro-
chester, donde elerfmen fu6 cometido.
Sc ignora 81 81 resto de Ii familia sera
complicada on 81 cFilnen, pues ellos tratan
de hacer Greer que w. Brash be hallaba
demeate, pero se ha probado que estaba
en- su perfecto uBo de Faz6n, y que su cri-
men fue cometidodel eliberadamente.
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EXAMINES De FARMACIA.

POI. la presente De anuucia al pdbliso
que durante los dfas 10, IL y 12 del CO.
rriente mes Sc celebrardn examenes para
los aspirantes al Tftulo de Farmaeeutico,
con arreglo las disposiciones Iegales
vigentes.
Sc admitiran soIicitudes en- esta oficina
hasta las cuatro de Ia tarde del Glia g.
Los interesados podr6n Obtener modeIos
para sus solicitudeA las presentar6n
acompanando veinticineo dollars en- eon-
eepto de derechos San Juan, p. r. Julio
8, de 1906 6y.A II. Dc ComGnd.
superintendente dc Sanidad.
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Que los vinos mas puros. Las
conservas de las mejores fabri-
cas-. Los jamones y salchichones
mas selectos. Las galletas y
bombones mas inos, Los que
SOS y postres mas delicados. Los
licores y Champagnes mas re,
putados. Las mantecas, mantle
quillas y aceites inmeiorables. Z
los mejores y mas selectos artf-
culos de primera necesidad que
Sc consume en- todos los hogares
1e la isla de F uerto-Rico son de la
CASA CERECEDO. As San Fran
cisco As. GEL COLMADO."
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Local Notice to Mariners.
Porto Rico.
GaavaaII!a Harhar

July 5, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the sailing
directions for entering Guayanilla HaFbeT
as corrected in Local Notice to Mariners
Of November 8, 1905, are void, one Of the
ehimeneys mentioned therein having. since
been removed.
There are no official sailing directions
for entering this harbor.
By order of the Light. House Board.
A. N. WOOD, Commander, q. S. NJ
Asst. to the Inspr. 3rd. Dist, Service. of
Porto Rico
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NOtiGia Local a los Marines.
Puerto Rico.
Bahia de GuayanlIIa.

Julio 5, 1906.
Sc hacs saber por esta noticia que las
direcciones para entraE las embarcaciones
en- la Bahia de Guayanilla, como correc-
cciones en- la Noticia Local para Marines
de Noviembre 8, 1905, eBtan anuladas,
una de las chimeneqs mencionadas ha Bido
quitada.
No hay en- la actualidad direcciones of
eiales para entrar en- dicha Bahia.
Por orden de la Junta de Faros.
A. N. WOOD, Commander, U. s. N,
Asst. to the Inspr. 3rd Dist, Service Of
Porto Rico.
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EN- NEW YORK

Hospedaje de primera clase; ca
"a situada en- 81 punto mas cen
trico de la ciudad, cerca de Broad
way, parque central, subway
Y los trenes elevados que ofre-
cen grandes oonveniencias a los
viaieros. Trato esmerado, habi-
taciones espaciosas, claras, y mag
mica cocina, precios m6dicos. Te-
l6fono Y demas adelantos moder-
nos.
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1873 WEST 81 STREET.
NEW YORK CITY