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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
VANITY FAIR
FIRE HORSES
On PARADE

Vanity Fair the new resort now build
ing down the river. Will have, an endless
chain OF attractions. and the most sensa-
tional of all will be it's fire show, or
Fighting the Flames.
Mention of this particular feature has
been made before In these columns. but
yesterday came the first practical exem-
plifcation OF the show itself. and II took
the form OF a parade of 20 head Of
horses. handsome. intelligent looking ami
mails from the West. which arrived over
the n. ", n. III. and IL. railroad. at the
Union station early yesterday morning,
and later. with ten attendants, the horses
walking two abreast were lead from the
Union station through the streets to Van
ity Fair.
These horses come from a select West
ern stock farm. and especially selected
for Vanity Fairs fire show by Mr.. ID. NJ.
Donegan OF Wheeler. McElveen * Co.,
the Boston horse dealers. Fourteen are
dapple grays, three of the others Jet
black, two others beautiful chestnut.
and one perfect bay. The fact that
| made apparent to all, for thrown over
each was a banner bearing the words.
Fire Show Horses for Vanity Fair"
Anyone who saw the fire shows at
or at Wonderland. Revere Beach, In
Massachusetts,. will remember that they
We're the crowning features In point Of
at vanity Fair will e" be on q more aMe eiabor- ts
| ate and realistic scale than any of those.
| The scene presented will be typical of "a
/ city square. as example. Market square
here, but far more populous. Fringing the
square on three sides are blocks of stores.
| hotels and dwelling houses, while facing
| 1t. Is the grand stand or spectators pa
! vilion built TO seat comfortably about
| 1900 people. Ii Is In one Of the buildings
| directly opposite the grand stand that the
| fire breaks out. following the comedy
! features on the square itself, which are
calculated TO create fun. No sooner are
the Spectators made aware of the break
! ing out of the fire by seeing a tongue of
! flame shoot from the interior of a store,
| than the flre alarm Is sounded. and with
tus and hremen sweep into view, the
horses racing like mad through the
square. Then follow the coupling and
| stretching OF the fire hose. hosting OF
fire laddies of the imperilled inmates
| from the rooms and roofs.
! In this one show, Fighting the
| Flames" over 200 people will be employ
brigade OF thoroughly trained and expert
| enced firemen together with policemen.
| storekeepers. salvation Army lads and
lassies. a German band. and the popu.
lace In general. The fire apparatus will
include two engines. two hose wagons,
one aerial truck, one police patrol and
| one hospital ambulance. Other vehicles,
| too. will be there. such as newspaper de-
| livery wagons, grocery and express
wagons. automobiles and. 10 cap the cli-
max for realism. trolley car vending
! its way on real tracks with real troll
| ley wire overhead.
The Vanity Fair fire department will
| serve the double purpose OF furnishing
entertainment for the masses In Fight
| ing the Flames" and. IL need he, acting
/ as an emergency brigade
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
IT'S ONE REASON.

If the average northerner, with his hustle,
could but see the way the aborers, many of them,
work on the buildings and roads of the jamestown
Ter-centennial exposition, he would cease to Won
der why such an incompleteness exists.
OF course in some instances work was begun
at too late date to complete all by the official
opening date, but nevertheless much of the tard-
ness appears to be caused by the snail-lke action
Of those at work on many of the buildings and es-
pecialy on the roads of the grounds. A great
majority Of the laborers on the latter negroes,
who move with boy messenger precision; III fact
should they note wagon or carriage in the dis
tance, they stop to watch its approach size it up
as it reaches them and generally gaze upon it until
it fades away il the distance.
This, as one can imagine, doesn't build exposi-
ton roads or buildings.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
DIR. JORDAN'S MASS
WELL RENDERED

A thoroughly enjoyable rendition OF DR.
Jules Jordan's new Mass In r. together
with some miscellaneous part-songs and
solos was given in Infantry hall last eve
ming. A chorus formed OF members OF
the Aron club rendered the choral num-
bers. and the assisting soloists were MrG
Bertha Gushing Child Of Boston. contral-
10. and Mr.. Clifford Wiley OF New York.
baritone. The solos i'm the Mass were
taken bv Mrs. Child and Messrs. Walter
Rogers and Albert Burrow OF this city.
The program was presented In the fol-
lowing order:
Part l-Introductory, ride on I'm Ma
Ijesty" Jordan: Mass in F. Kyrie with
tenor solo. Gloria with contralto solo.
Credo with coatralto and baritone solos,
Sanctus with tenor solos, Benedictus with
tenor solo. Agnus Del with solos for con-
tralto and baritone
Part 2-"Prologo lPagliacci," Leonca-
vallo, Mr. clifford Wiley: Might" part
song, Watson. Arion club: contralto SOLO.
Noel DIrelande." Augusta Holmes. Mrs,
Child; Summer" Thompson; Arion club;
(a) when I Sing OF You" Cb) Love
Abiding (c) "Gipsy John" Jordan. Mr..
Clifford Wiley; clan Alpine" Max
Bruch. Mr. Wiley and male chorus: THE
vagabonds." flaming. Arion club.
Among the numbers that seemed to
produce the most favorable Impression
were the Kyrie and the sanctus. also the
Benedictus. in which Mr.. Rogers fine, ro-
bust tenor showed to advantage. The
other solo parts were adequately taken
by Mr.. Burrow and Mrs. Child
In the second part of the program the
brilliant singing of Mr.. Wiley was the
chief attraction.
The chorus rendered several pleasing
choruses, among them the stirring "Clan
Alpine" of Max Bruch. which brought out
some fine singing by Mr.. Wiley and the
men OF the chorus.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
ARTIC EXPLORERS

INTREPID seekers for the Arctic pole.
Nav fortune aid YOU to attain the goal.
Your zeal in science should inspire the aid
OF those possessed OF means, who, un-
afraid, ,-
Might place within your reach the power
to raise
Within the worlds most distant northern
gates
The banners OF our own United States.
Must this great glory pass to other days,
or shall our generation win the praise?
Perchance the long-sought honor most de-
pends
on him who soonest most assistance iend.
Why halt ye, holders or the powers OF
gold?
WHY longer necessary aid withhold
Form navigation tactful. tried and bod?
IRVING PUTNAM SPENCER.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
TODAY'S DIVERSIONS
OPERA HOUsE-"c

ing Thro' the Rye
KEITH's--"The Serenade."
EMPIRE-"Eight Bells"
INPERIAL--"Miss New York, Jr."
CHURCHILL HOUsE-Conference Of
Eastern. Public Education Associa-
tions.
INFANTRY HALL--Faucher Concert
NICxEI--Moving Pictures and Illus
trated Songs.
LYRIC-Moving Pictures and vsude
Vile.
SCENIC TEMPLE-Moving Pictures.
illustrated Songs and Vaudeville.
wESTMINsTER-Th Boston Bellies.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

Eleven Black Hand conspirators have just been
convicted at Wikesbarre, Pa, and will have to still
face further charges 1t is the proper way to break
up such organizations that menace to public
welfare, and the authorities of New York city,
where the Black Hand membership is large, could
take lesson from the way the Luzerne countytes
of the keystone state deal out justice
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
ICE-BREAKING STEAMER
SENT TO AID OF VESSEL

North Sydney. y. s., May s.-The Can
adian government last night sent the
ice-breaker Montcalm to Cabot's Straits
TO assist large steamer which is wedged
In the ice several miles off ST. Pauls
Island.
keeper on the island thought that he oh.
served distress signals on the imprisoned
vessel The identity Of the steamer Is no'
known. but IL is thought to be Donald
son line boat from Glasgow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

The new arrangement for the collection of
fares is already in use on some of the lines of the
Rhode Island company. Just drop your nickel i'll
the slot of that funny looking thing the conductor
pushes toward you and you ride Don't be afraid
to pull the rope the roof of the for it don't
ring up fare (on some cars) any longer but only
gives the signal to stop or go on.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

1t behooves every loyal citizen to register and
to work for registration from now, and to unite in
one body for good government. There is absolutely
no compromise with virtue or honesty. You either
are or your are not.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

Chairman Marsden J. Perry of the executive
committee for Old Home Week celebration could
not have made better selection of men TO assist on
the executive council. Not only they of
wide acquaintance but business men of tried
calibre who will unquestonably do much to make
the event in July decided success.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
PRESCRIPTION TO
CLEAN THE BLOOD

Anyone can easily mix the
following prescription at home.
which is said TO be splendid be-
cause OF its peculiarly beneficial
action upon the Kidneys. which
are made to properly filter and
strain from the blood the I'M
purities. acids and poisons.
Get the ingredients from any
good pharmacy and mix them
by shaking well in a bottle;
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one
half ounce; Compound Kargon,
one ounce; Compound Syrup Sar-
saparilla, three ounces.
Take In teaspoonful doses
after each meal and at bedtime.
Drink plenty of good water too.
Those whose veins are filled
with sour acids and Rheumatic
poison. who require good
blood cleanser and system tonic,
or IL the Kidneys are weak and
clogged up. should prepare this
mixture and take as directed for
few days and note results.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

Down in Dallas, Texas, the federal grand jury
has indicted one Thayer Republican politician,
for collecting money for campaign purposes from
employees of the postoffiee They do things down
in Texas
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

Mahatma Paramahamsa and then some more,
SAYS that Americans do nothing but make money,
and that he is going to show the rich how to be
happy Good luck to him
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

A Holstein cow at Ballston Spa. n. Y, recently
gave birth to four calves. Well, most everyone has
two when they arrive.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

II is said that already Miss Mabel Gilman has
cost Mr. Corey Ssoooooo directly or indirectly, and
after ALL is that all.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08

And the people Of Spain will have to wait three
weeks more, It's said, for the storki
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
HOW WILL 1T END1

The Right Reverend Frederick Burgess. Prot
eaAant Episcopal bAAop of Long Island, has placed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
IN THE FIELD
60 OFLABOR

addressed
News s-Democra
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-08
FTFTY MILLMEN on sTRIK

Fifty members of shop and Mill
Hands union, i4i0. Boston. quit work
at two house finishing mills yesterday
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
la PARhOA
De MANANA.
0rdeR pnblicads pOr 81 gran MARSHAL
COlGnsI Bailey.
Cuaado d slrsginlsnio tsPulrto Rico hlya plsldo
laslIIs d d TsRcs, hara alto

El CoTonel Bailey, Gran Marshal de Is
PaTada que tendrS lugar mafiana 8 las 9
y aIR. %. con motive dc la toma de pose.
si6n del gobeTnador Regis 81. POst-ha
pnblicado Ia siguiente ordep:
El primer battalion del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico las 6rdenes del Coronel
Cecil, foEmar6 On Ia Calle de Ia Fortaleza,
descansando su izquierda la entrada del
Palacio de Santa Catalina para eScoltar &
los gobernadares WinthropY Post hasta
81 teatro municipal, en donde se llevarS &
cabo la Ceremonia de la inauguration.
El battalion marchaF6 por la carretera
central para formar On lfnea con 81 frente
q la bahia y apoyando 90 derecha cerca
de Ia fnea de los carlos el6ctricoa. A Ia
izquierda del battalion, formar6n la fuerza
pit6n Low; la dotaci6n del "AlgolquiD"
81 mando del taniente AlgeT; la banda de
la policia insulaT; el cuerpo de bomberoa
de San Juan, al mando del senior Steina-
cher; Ia banda del Asilo de nifios de San.
turce las eBcuelas pias de niios y niflas.
EstaB Corporaciones deber6n ocupar Bug
puestos antes de las diez y media de la
mafians.
Terminada la inauguration, la cOlumna
desflar6 por ante 81 gobsrnadOr Post fren
te al teatro.
Cuando 81 Regimiento de Puerto Rico
haya pasado la calle de Ia 'FTanca" hara
alto; las co1poraciones que marchen
detr6B de aq1el tomar6n por Ia Calle de la
Tanca para disolveEBe. Una vez que la
Gale de Ia Fertaleza haya sido despejada,
los carruajes conduciendo 81 gobernador
Post Comitiya ccntinuar6n & 10 largo dc
Ia Fortaleza, para colocaTss detr6s del
Regimiento que los escoltar6 haata el Pala.
clio.
Los Siguientes ofciales serkn los ayu
dantes de campo del Gran Marshal, Ca
pitdn j. M. Field. Ayudants del Regi.
miento de Puerto Rico, Capit6n r. /.
Grahame, Comiaionado del Regimiento de-
Puerto Rico = 81 CapitSn E. G. Wood,
Quartermaster del RegimientO de Puerto
Rico.
El Gran Marshal Coronel H. K. Bal.
ley diriirS Ia Parada. 49,.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
Ia VISTA DEL ILTNO.
ObispO a AreCibO.
Fl plOgrams de festejts OaTa sOleu.
nlzaT sl dia del patron de Ia
Ciudad.
En- oI pr6Hlmo mes So cslshraTan IuleiOs poF ju
rado
d d pr6Ilna mes 50 eslshrlTan IuIelos DoT lu'
(De nWe8trO cOrrespon8ok. )

Abril 16.-La vista del senior Obispo
de esta Die ccesis Be h8 tTanferido para 81
pr6ximo sabado en- iugar del vierneB como
estaba sefialado. Llegar6 en- el tren co.
rreo de la mafian8 Sc le har& un eBpl6n-
dido reCibimiento levant6ndose al efecto va
rios ARGOS de triunfo las entradas de Ia
Ciudad.
PermanecerS en- esta ciudad toda la Be-
mana pr6xima administrator 81 sacramen.
to de Ia confirmation.
-Segdn 81 programa de fsstejoB del
patron de Arecibo, estos seran los dias 30
y 2 de mayo dnrante cuyOB tres dias
hsbr6 un gran n6mero de fsstejos y dis
tracciones para todos los gustos, ameniza-
dos todoE estoB actos por la banda de Ia
poliefa que dar6 tres eBpl6ndidas retreats
tocando en- la del 2 de mayo Ia Batalla de
los Castillejos con todo el aparato que go
requiere. FL bale de nifoB de trajes ge
celebTar6 en- la noChe del dia 80 de abril,
On Ia del dia el de sociedad y el de ar
tesanos el dia 2, todos en- ell teatTo. Csda
noche Sc quemar6n vistosOs fuegoS artif
ciales.
En- el pr6ximo mes de mayo Be cele'
braran juicios por jurado en- ebta corte de
distrito.
Han vacado dos becas que soStenfa
este munieipio en- dos nifios que estudia.
ban en- los EstadoB UnidoB. Bueno Berfa
que este ConSejo acordase que este prfxi-
mo pEesupuesto Be conbignara igual suma
para enviar dts niios pobFeB estudiar q
los Estados Unidos pudiendo hacerse un
concurSo entire los que BE presenter & sell
citar dichas beGas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
Manifestation de gIatitud.

sedor director de ola CorreBponden.
Cia." ##.
DistiDguido sefior mio:-AItamente
sgradecida le quedarfa 81 usted SO dig.
nase insertar en- las columnaB de su
iIuBtrado peri6dicO los Higuientes p6.
rrafos:
El yierneB pasadO falleci0 On el Hospi.
tai Militar 81 ioyen Antonio AtileS More
no, perteneciente 4 la compadfa &c" del
battalion puertorrique
En- distintas ocasiones en- que Sc me
permiti6 visitaT 4 mi hiio, Balf Biempre
gratamente impresionada, al observaF ell
exquisite cello Bolicitud con que allf
son tratados los enfermos por 81 id6neo
personal quien son encomendadop.
D iaEia de cumplir con an deber de
gratitud 81 no Consigoara p6blicamente,
como madre del refarido joyen, 81 sgra.
decimiento que soy deudora, tantO por
81 inter6s demostrado hSciR mi hiio on
aquel ESTABLISHMENTS sanatoFio, como por
las caballerescas atencioneB de que he
sido obieto en- todos momentos.
Reciban tolcs esta p6lida expression de
mi TeConocimiento, ? especialmente, el
Hon. Coronel del regimiento puertorri'
qusaU Mr.. II. K. Bailey, 81 captain
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

Aver, en- Ia carta que del t6ven domi.
nicano seflor A. Arache insertara La
Correspondence, deSliz&ronse dos errores
de bulto: donde dice de los enemigOs del
pueblo, debe leerse ''de las energtGs del
pueblo donde gs lea cOmcienciG personal
debe Ieerss ''cOnvenienciG personal"
Sc calcula en- uu promedio de veinti'
cinco mil dollars al mes. los giros postales
que Sc envian los +. U.
-Ha fallecido en- Mayagiaz el professor
de mGsica don Bias Garcia, muy estimado
de aquella sociedad.
Sc ha transferido la session del Conse'
10 Executive one debfs celebrarsa msfiana.
Aver fonde6 en- ell puerto Ell guarda
costa n6mero / de la AotiIla dominicana.
Hoy sali6 81 correo para los e. u.
con carga y paSs garoS.
-Procedente de N W York se espera
el vapor "Philadelphia".
-SeiB barcos de vela de travesia Sc en-
cuentran 8Ctualmenta en- el puerto.
--El HepYesentante de IL prensa aso'
ciads de los stados Unidos Gali6 aver
para Ponce, piguiendo & Mr.. Taft.
Han dado principle los trabajos de
edifcaci6n de una casa ConGistoTial en- el
pueblo de Bayam6n.
-Ha sido ncmbTado agente comprador
del depaTtamento consolidado. 81 estimabla
cumPatEiOta don Ioae Psnada Renitaz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
.EL ANTIFEMIlISNO.
en- FranCia.
lntelssants carta de IN escritoT
frances.
Yu8tla COIonla, ssEOTa dice ss d lntsRtO Do
IaTaiIIzaeI6n Do una utopia"

I'm conocid0 esCFitoF que con el seud6.
nimn de Jean Frollo escribe en- tLe Petit
PaTisien" dirigi6 Ia siguiente carta abier
ca en- las Columns del citado colega fran
c@s e Ia celebrRda escEitora fsminista nor.
tsamericana Mrs Mary Hayden, que iiI.
timamente ha venido sOHtsniendo una acti.
Va veHdadera campafia en- pro del femi.
nismo en- los Estados Unidos:
s'Usted, Btfiora, animada poT Bu natural
audacia americana llevarfa por el camino
que Ba ha trazado, la emancipation feme-
nina hasta an absurdo extreme. NosOtros,
los franceaes, leemos en- los periOdicos, con
Ia BonrisR en- los labios, que usted ACADIA
de fundar una Colonis On el Sud-Este,
compuesta de mas de 900 mujeres aolas.
listed eg, ante TODD, novelista, y pOr eEta
vez se ha deiado llevar por las ilusiones
perSpectivaB de9a fantasia exalta6A
slCu6l es eJobieto que peTsigue eaa CO.
munidad que tiene como base yprinCipiO
el desconoCimiento de Ia Buperioridad del
hombre? iTal vez probar que en mil of
clos industrias la mujsr eB igual al hom-
bre, 50 antique senior , maestro? Esto,
sefiora, no es una novedad, y 10 sabemos
desde hace mucho tempo. Logrando esto,
consegufs una victoria, que, como tOdas
las que en- eBe sentido habeis crefdo alCan-
zar, A6lo es porque 81 hombre ha sido el
dnico adversario.
Gel experimento que ahora llevais &
efecto con vaestra colonia, = el cual, 10
confeso, ha BidoNuna sorpresa para noso-
trog, & pegar fde hallarnoa en- la edad de 10
extraordinaTiO, nd legar6 conAtituir I'M
eiemplo coRVihcente, nj har6 escuela en-
este mundo, que aun no ha demostrado el
deBeo de dividirse On dos campos diferens
tes.
stVuestra conception de una repdblica
femenina me recueTda aquella vieja come
dia de Le Sage, titulads "La Isla de las
Amazonas" On crecido grupo de muje.
res Sc retira una iBla con la intenci6n de
olvidar los hombres = emauciparse de su
dominic, de 10 que elias llamaban Ia tira-
MIA masculine. Pronto 81 fastidio, Ia So
Iedad, Yinieron tornar amarga y dura
Ia vida en- que elias crefan encontrar la
dicha Ia tranquilidad, y cuando al fin
Arlequfp raufraga en las rompientes de
sus islas, todas gritan indignadan: 'fQue
horror, nm hombre2," , Sc lama cada una,
ocultandose de las dem6s, para salvarle.
t'Vueatra colonia, Befiora, es Ell intento
de Ia realization de una utopia, tan eSndi-
da irrealizable como Ia 1el cuentO; y 20 os
vaticino ell mismo ingominioBo desenlace".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
en- curaci6n. 0; curadou, 0; falleCidos, 0.

en- curaci6n, 0; curadog, o.; fallecidos, o.
Estaci6n de Cabo Rojo, A semanas. Ser.
vicio de dispansario: adnitidos, 964; an
tratamiento, 1927; curadoB, OF fallecido,
0. servicio de Hospitsli admitidos, o.;
atlas en- curaci6n, 0; curadOD, Q; fallsci'
dos, 0.
Estaci6n de Cayey, 1 eemanaE. servicio
de dispensario: admitidog, 1856; en- trata'
mientc, 472; curados, 0; falleCidos, 0. Ser
vicio de Hospital: admitidOs, O; atlas en-
curaci6n, o; curados, 0; ,fallecidos, 0.
Estsci6n de Vieques, 8 semanas Ser
vicio de dispensario: admitidoS, 270; en-
tratamiento, 181; curados, 0; fallecidog, 0.
seryicio de Hospital: admitidOg, /; atlas
en- curaci6n, 0; curadOs, 0; faIlecidos, 0.
Estaci6n de Aguada, semans. ser1i.
clio de dispenBario: admitidoB, 1913; On ira
tamientc, 10; curadoa, 0; fallecidos, G. Ser
vicio de Hospital: admitidOs, O; atlas en-
cuTaci6n, 0; curados, 0; falleCidOR 0.
Casas visitadss por los inspectores du'
rante 81 hes de maTzo.-Rio Piedras, 131;
Mayagtiez, %; Lares 124. Total 2s4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17

John M. Field 81 BeCretario Mr.. P. B.
Parker, quienes de igual mOdO que los
demSs iefes ofeisleS del expresado re-.
gimiento, han hecho nm culto del cum
plimiento de sus Sagrados deberes.
Doy usted Las mas expresivas graciag,
seflor director por la publication de estaB
lfnaas, en- que he tenido OCCASION de sig
nifcar si1cera espontSneaments IN
merecido Justo elogio quienes es 10
menos que puedo dar como ofrenda de
gratitud. De usted muy atentameate.
Ritz MorenO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-17
GeStiOnes del aICaIde de Manati en-
San Juan.
CsIsbr6 una sntrsVIsta con Nj. Hoist.

Ell alcalde de Manatf sefior Ramirez
Arellano, ha celebrado una entrevista
con Mr.. Hoist, respecto al proyectado
acueducto en- aquella ciudad. Ell eStudiO
de este 10 hsrd el reputable ingeniero del
Vale Zeno.
Manatf tiene pE6ximamente $4,000 en-
GAIA
Un empr6atito que hizo anteriOrmente
por $1,000 para pagarlo en- dos amor,
puede pBgarlo ahorR de contado.
Mr.. Hoist expreD6, que, en- vista del
foTeciente estado de las fnanzas en- dicha
municipslidad, cTsfa que 6sta pOdrfa
hacer OtrO empr6stitO para construction
del acueducto. ->>
Sc caIcula que el costo de las obras no
pasar& de S 10000. Todavfa, segdn Be
informs, no Sc hs precisadO sl lugaI de Ia
toma pero probablemente sera en- ell rio
de Manatf, cerca del aitio denominado
"Paso de Mango" bien en- el llamado
"Mats de platanos.'
Entire otEas reformas en- el pueblo Sc
har6 Ia de establecer allf el alumbrado
Best Tienen va "a focoB de 1,0OO bujfas
cada uno. Son para gaSOlina. En- la plaza
principal hay va en- uso uno de esos focos.
Los otros Bsran montados mediante cables
para sostenerlOF, pueatO que son foCOs col
gantes.
Celebraremos que las geetiones del
alcalde Ramirez Obtengan Ell mejor xito.