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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-24

6irmuno in Scr fl bf.
Y of Seller airde. - Gar,
Oinol Gibbons iirmte am Sonntog
Radmittag in Ser If 81. 0ot6bclier.
Stride 175 anaben nno W1oden.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
TO DINE AT UNION LEAGUE,
Empioyes of Wallingford Concern to Hold a BanQuet Here Tomorrow.

Salesmen, foremen and the executive staff of the r, A. Wallace Manufactur- ing company of Wallingford will come to this city, January 3, to dine at the Union league. They will then leave this city in the middle of the after
 noon, going to the Elton in Waterbury. where they will banquet at | o'clock, and leave for Wallingford during the early evening hours. The trip will be
 made by trolley and is simply to get the home office force better acquaint- ed with the salesmen and agents about
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
also has a window at thls new room.

In order that tho wrecklng con . panies may haul off the barge Johi, Mccarthy, now ashore at Woodmont and tow her to a place of safety Tn the harbor, Deputy United States Marshal Parmelee has appointed Cab tain John Timmans of the BaXtSr Wrecktlg company custodian of tie barge, which has been llbeled for salvage by John A. Hall, Frank c. Smith and Robert Treat of Woodmort. The Woodmont men claim $500 for making the barge fast after she carhe ashore.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
the country The Connecticut compf'
 has rented the Wallingford conq
 two private cars formerly direct cars
NEW CITIZEN BLOWN TO PIE

South Norwals, Jan. 1.-Lapr sai was literally blown to pi the explosion of a dynamite and another man, Felix Pumbl badly injured by flying stoni they were at work censtructir CT here to-day, Ii is thoui Lansai was heating the dynam it became too hot and exploe tions of his body were scatt eral hundred feet, Lanzui V twenty-five years of age. U and had been in this count week, having arrived on Chris
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
TAFT CANNOT COME,
Sends Word Regarding s. A, R, Ban-
 uuct February 22.

Word has been received from Secre- tary of War William H, Taft, stating that, on account of his pressure of oth- CT engagements he will be un- able to be present and speak at the banquet of the Sons of the Amer ican Rcvolu ion in this city on Febru- ary 22 He states that he will be Ill Michigan on February 1a, and plans to go to Hartford February :, which with other business, will make it prac- tically impossible to get away on ths S2d
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
These at $i.OO.

Fifteen styles, new Ideas, square neck, wide band of embroidery, tiny Val lace edges. Chemise Gowns, several rows narrow lace with bead ing belween, finished with baby rib- bon, or more practical V and high necks, with tucked yokes, rows of neat embroidery insertion. Regular Sl.50 value.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

During the present week the rail- road dispatchers' office will be changed from the second floor of the Union station to the new quarters built in the waiting room at the west end. These dispatchers are the men handling trains on the New York division. The Western Union Telegraph company
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

Officers of the Connecticut naval battalion have received word that the gunboat Machlas, which has been as signed to them for a practice ship, will soon leave Pensacola, Fla. in tow of the collier Leoflidas and will go to the Brooklyn navy yard for repairs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Chemises $l.5O.

Specially fine assortment of fancy long Chemises, dozen or more styles with several rows lace insertion, en- troidery, beading, wash ribbons, trimmed skirts, lace insertion, edge to match.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
At59c.
Ate5c.
At $l.39.

Several styles, embroidery and lace trimmed Petticoats, made Of good Cambric, extra full. Embroidery Skirts in this line are particularly strong. Regular Si.6
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Drawers SIPS to $7.5O.

Thirty styles at and between these prices, simple handmade in neat embroidery effects or very elaborate with insertions, medallions, motifs, beading and ribbon trimmings.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Chemises 75c.

Several styles, regular knee length and skirt Chemises, ruffles on bot tom, fancy lace yokes with insertion, beading and ribbon, or plain pompa- dour yoke with embroidery edge and insertion or open fronts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Chemises $1.OO.

Fully twenty styles, Nainsook, In knee length Skirts, ruffle and lace edge yokes, back and front fine lace, number of new patterns.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Women's Chemises.
Chemises 29c.

Two styles, good quality Muslin, full length and width, very neat fln- ish, Cambric ruffle or imitation Tor chon lace edge.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Drawers $l.0O.

Fine Camhric, Nainsook or Long Cloth, dozen new designs of em- broldery and lace. several new effects in French shape, caught up at side with ribbon bows.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

Colonal T. H Macdonald and Theo- dore R. Blakeslee have been raised to the Royal Arch degree in the Masonic fraternity.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Chemises 59c.

Very good style in Cambric, neat edge of well.wearing lace or plain heavy Muslin with corded band, full length and width, all sizes to A.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

The state pure food and drug law. which was passed by the legislature of last year, went into effect yester- day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Drawers 75c.

Number of very attractive styles, Cambrlc and Nainsook, lace and em. broidery edges on fine lawn founces, some with rows insertion, bias bands ol tucking with edges 10 match.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Women's Drawers.
Drawers l9c.

Very good muslin with wide cam. bric ruffle several rows of tiny pin. tucking and hemstitched hem.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
600 Pairs I. s. "Juno , CorsetS 69c Pair.

Very well known brand, of very heavy Jean and Batiste, newest deep hip shape model, medium high bust, best of steel boned, good front and side hose sup. porters attached, all sizes IS to 30. Reg ular value $f. .00 to Sl.s0 pair.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Drawers 59c.

Dozen styles, Muslin, Cambric and Nainsook, face and embroidery trim. niings, fitted belts, shaped yotes, French bands, big choice of designs In new edges.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Drawers 39c.

Several styles including excellent extra size at this price, very good muslin with cambrie and lawn floun. ees with a variety ot tucking and trimmings.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Drawers 2oc.

In several styles of hemstitched tucsing, lawn and cambric founces on good muslin bodies, some with neat edge of cotton Torchon very pretty design.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Garter Drawers.
Sixty-Seventh Semi-Annual Sale of Corsets.

Twelve hundred pairs new up'de models high grade well known popular HALF THEIR REGULAR VALUE Our buyer always the alert during concessions You who have shared well the wonderful va sizesar broken
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

After being put in first class shape she will be sent to New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

Director Coe has had boarded up tha openings on the Bennett fountain ,r,rt,,e green. that were prepared for
 king troughs for dogs. The rough
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

unpainted pine boards add not a little to the incongruity of the memorial
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
BRIEF MENTION.
uifh water to-day at 9:14 p. m.

The New Haven Savings bank an nounces its 139th consecutive semi annual dividend for the past six ,,,onths at the rate of 4 per cent. on <aIl sums. It also takes step forward in these times by announcing that ae- counts may be opened by mail.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Night Govns.
These at 2ec.

Made of Muslin, with high neck and long sleeves, tucked yoke, neck and sleeves finished with hemstitched ruffle, Regular SEC.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Half Price Samples.

Sample lire of Long and Short and French Dresses, worth from $1.s0 10 SAYS, to De sold during the White Sale at Half Prices.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
These at 89c.

Five very pretty styles in Cambric and Nainsook, lace or embroidery trimmed, high, V and chemise style, full regular slze.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
These at 7ec.

Made of Ane quality Nalnsook, In chemlse or yoke style, lace or cm. broidery trimmed, beading and rib. bon. Regular $l .O0 value.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Combination Corset C6per- and Drawers
 l$I.OO 10 $IO.95.
Simple styles or very elaborately trim med with laces and ribbons, or made of deep embroidery founcing.
iH This Sale are:

Hand-embroidere snd ribbon-trim- med Paris American Underclothes Malley's New Haven introduction.
 Corset Covers, with tiny puff sleev- es, 10 wear with thin waists.
 Combination Corset Covers and Chemises.
 Combination Corset Covers and Drawers recommended by style auth Critics.
 Short Golf Pettcoats, sensible everyday things.
 Extra-size uncesclotEss. Extra size from top 10 toe, no matter flow 1,.:e.; ma erial wasted in cutting.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Ifs Money-Saping Opportunities Were Never Excelled!
Extra : Specials

Extra Specials
 Long Skirts.
 At 59c. Women's Long White Skirts. of good Muslin, with deep tucked Rounce and regular 79c value.
 At o5c. Ten excellent styles, fine quality Cambrlc, deep Lawn founce, with rows of tucks, lace insertion and lace edge, or ruffle of embroidery; dust ruffe underneath. A good Skirt for Sl.s0. Sale Price csc.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
600 Pairs "P. w." Corsets
 SI.29 Pair.

Special style No. lS9, very newest mod el, medium high bust, very long deep hip \ back, drawing strings thru bust, very hig, grade corset. Finest Coutille, best rug proof steel boned, trimmed in lace, rib side supporters attached; all sizes IS to B
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

Paris hand.embrdkdery on Paris American underclotll,s.
 Extra-slze garments really extra size.
 Everything backed Iby Malley guar antee of quality.
 All garments from clean, sanitary factories.
 Corset Covers fasteAinE at side un- der box pleats, to pi'event buttons showing under thin Lingerie Blouses. Empire" NightgoFnf, youthful and dainty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Night Gouns
These at SIPS.

These at SIPS.
 Ten good styles, simple little sl D. over Gowns of fine Nainsook, round and square necks, narrow beading of very dainty embroidery, trimmed back and front, or fancy lace Gowns. Reg ular $l. 50 value.
 These $1.50 to $12.o5.
 Profusion of prettiness. Large and varied assortment, high class Im- ported and Domestic Night Robes, of finest Nainsook and Linen, hand embroidered or lace trimmed, newest effects in Cluny, Filet and Val laces. Dainty materials and trimmings, de- signed for most critical trade.
 Extra-Special Gown 44c.
 Night Gowns, made of best quality Cambric, in several styles, high, V, round or square neck. Worth 7ec.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

Pc atl buttons on all garments. Fusii measurements, even in cheap est.
 Materials free from dressing. All hand machine or hand-embroid- cries.
 La'ces that will wear and wash. An garments white, clean, fresh. \ Mostly soft Nainsook used.
 Seams carefully sewn,
 Paris Lingerie over American meas Arenents-roomy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Children's s Dr@Psses..
75c Short Dressks sec.

Number of styles to select rom, made of Nainsook and very daintily trimmed. Sizes 6 mos. to , yrs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
$l.OO Dresses 79c.

Dainty, with little embroideries and laces, or the simpler ones, each wee garment is as fine as machines and human beings can make it, and [ few of them even have hand embroid- erv 6 mos. to 4 yrs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02

Too many styles to try 10 describe them, but everything new, dainty and pretty will be found here. Beau tiful faces and embroideries used as trimmings.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-02
Corset Copers. These at 19c.

Six styles to select from, trimmed with lace, beading and ribbon. Reg ular price 2ec.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-30

Han regresado de San Juan Las dis
y bellas senoritas Maria y
Elisa Angelica MARITIME, que pasarOZ
una amable temporada en- Ia bella cIu-
dad adoquinada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-30
Los que vienen

Lista antieipada dc los pasajeros que
esperan salir manana, sabado, de Nue-
va York para Puerto Rico, en- 81 vapor
Carolina -:
Senor " NJ McLaud senor Alfred
Grunewald, senor ". II. Hylan, sonora
Wash. A. Hills hijo, senor Luis NJ.
Cintron famiia, DR. Martha +. Caul,
senorta ina Scott. senor |. Gelbtrunk
senorita Elizabeth F Scott, senorita
Georgina r. klinefelter, senorita Ber-
tina L. Parkhurst, senor Manuel Geste-
ra, sonora Maria g. de Ubarri, senor M
Trayies0, sonora Geo Lewis, sonora j.
Il. Abott, senorita s GiIls, senorita Ma
ry G. Crosas de Saldana, sonora Car
men G. de Crosas sonora Mackenzie,
sonora Woodward { hijo, selor Anto-
MO Roig esposa senior A. ID. Thomas
Y esposa, seilor A Otero, senior Enrique
Vidal seTor j H. Ince, coronel H. Al.
G. Hines y esposa, senor Carlos Ieno,
DR. NJ Zeno Gambia, senor s. NJ Wood
son esposa. seflor II. de II. Castle v
esposa, sefora S H. Ginsburg, senor
Ramon Ruiz Arnan y esposa, Capt J.
NJ Moore, Mr.. s. Barling, seaor II. A.
Walcott hiJo, seiiorita Ernestine Wal
colt, senorita Emma L. Rogert, senora
ID. A. Skinner, senor Geo de Kreko, Sc
nor Gabriel de Kreko.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-30

ga fuerza para remover un goblerno
Unpopular, peligr0so, tiranlco, nj
tenga un poder democratico Y puritica-
dor sobre todos los organismos de GO
bierno de administration que funcio-
nen en- la colona. no lograran los fun
cionarios que contribuyen tan etcaz-
mente al consume del presupuesto elec-
toral, no logrardn Sc borre de la mente
del elector ilustrado Y eonsciente, en el
momento de asistir al ensayo que sc
practica. la idea mortihcadora de que
ejerce un derecho medias un derecho
restringido, mermado, y por otra par
te. reconocido caprichosamente quie-
nes no proceden CON igual generosidad
para con los colonos.
Esto es 10 que hace falta eonseguir,
para despejar de sombras nuestro SIS
tema electoral pero, entretanto que So
llega i esa tinahdad desoable, bueno es
que no corran el menor riesgo personal
los electores, que no So agraven los de-
fectos originates del sistema con la re-
lajacion de practicas yiolentas, repug-
nantes y pehgrosas, que hagan pensar
al elector en- que 40 yale In pena, para
loerar tan poca cosa. dc arriesgar tan
to como peligra cuando las garantias
faltan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-30
Eli uI7|y DE- HOY
LA PARADA UNIONISTA

Tor 1nf0rmes que nos sumlnistra la
Junta local de esta ciudad, publicamos
ell programa de La manifestation unio-
nista que Sc verifcara hoy.
Ell mitin empezara, en- la plaza Prin-
cipal, las siete de La noche.
Hablaran, entire otros, los senores As
tol, Llorens, Torres, Canales Marti-
nez Cintron, de Ponce; doctor Cutie
rrez Ortiz, Lcdo. Ferrer, doctor Rafael
del Vale, Lcdos Cervoni Tizol.
Las comisiones de los pueblos del
distrito traeran sus banderas Y estan-
dartes, y muchos compatriotas unionis-
tas adornaran con los colores naciona-
les de la Union, sus coches autom6-
yiles
Los senores que de Ponce vienen la
fiesta, llegaran en- el ferrocarril de La
tarde.
A las cuatro dc la tarde partiran de
la estaci6n de Rio Piedras tres trolleys
con la banda de m1sica municipal los
unionistas de aquel pueblo.
A las cinco saldran los unionistas del
Club de Santurce, en- manifestation
hasta Ptlerta de TERRA, para unirse &
In parada.
A las cinco y media saldra de Puer-
Ia de TERRA Ia parada, con el siguiente
orden:
Bandera americana una bandera
unionista, conducidas por dos jinetes.
La banda municipal de Rio Pledras.
Junta local de San Juan, con bande-
ras estandartes, y 81 pueblo
Subjunta de Ia Marina, con estan-
dartes y banderolas
Subjunta de Puerta de TERRA, con
estandartes banderolas.
Subjunta de Santuree con estandar-
tes banderoIas
Junta lie Rio Piedras, con estandar-
tes banderolas.
Las demas representations del Dis
trito que concurran.
La Junta central, Junca local, las
Suhjuntas de Marina, Puerta de TERRA
Sauturce, EN- coches-
Automobiles, coches y demas vehicu-
los con los oradores Y unionistas que
concurran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-30
ConsejO Executive
LA SESSION. DE AVER

Aver tarde Sc verified la session ordi-
maria, bajo Ia presidencia de Mr. Wi
lloughby
Sc aprobaron discutieron varios
acuerdos
FL acting attorney, Mr. Brown, in
form6 en- un escrito sobre los electores
empleados de lii sla Culebra, que pue-
den yotar en- las pr6ximas elecciones
Se aprobo. conyenientemente reco-
mendada por el Comite de nombra-
mientos Ia designation de don Anto-
njo Il Bareel6 para concejal de Fajar-
do Dicho senor di6 cuenta Ell un es-
critic de SIT renuncia del cargo de dele
gado de- In Camara del pals
HI Comite de franqmcias, privile-
glos Y concesones, recomend6 que la
solicitud dc Manuel Rubo Mel6ndez Y
otros. por una franquicia para hacer
negoelos lie *'Bancos en general, en-
Puerto Rico, fuese negada.
Que fuese concedida 4 Pablo Calce-
rrada una linea de tel6fono privado en-
tre tres plantaciones, en- Lares
Que Sc le concediese A. Monroig &
llilos, la franquicia para la eonstruc-
cl6n de I'M puente de hierro sobrc el
rio Bayam6n
Que no Sc tomase aceion en- el hecho
dc la demanda dc la Municipalidad de
Arecbo contra Westphalling and
So. I porqne el Comsionado del Inte-
rior ha tornado va todas las acciones re
qleridas on este caso.
Que SO concediese I'm ano mas 4 la
Compania general dc Telefonos de
Puerto Rico, para que antes de este de
ttrmino al sistema de telefonos, conec-
tando los pueblos de Toa Alta, Vega
Alta, Truiillo Alto, Quebradillas, Rim
con Y Aguada.
Ell secretario de mesa inferno, senor
Castro anuncio 4 La presidencia que Sc
habian terminado los asuntos del dia.
Mr. Willoughby levant6 La session,
dcspues dc cruzar algunas impresiones
con los conseieros sobre ell siniestro
ocurrido al yapor ". S. Luckem-
bark en- el cual lego esta Isla Ia
disfingni7a fanilia del Seeretario de
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-30
Il "LuckcnbacA' cne varaderO
CONTINUA Ell FUEGO

Esta manana, las once. RI ayls0 De
guerra Algonquin snrto en- este
puerto. remolc6 hacia u sitio conocido
por Fl Naradero, frente Il Santurce, al
vapor americana Y = Luckemhark
que entr6 aver procedente de los Esta-
dos Unidos. con un siniestro bordo
Segun los informes que hemos podi-
do recoger a fuego se declare en la
manana del % del corriente, en- la boz
dega n1mero ,. careada de provisiones
hierro mercancias
III maquinista, Freed L. Work. fue eli
primero on dar In yoz de alarma.
I'll capitan del barco. Mr. MaeLcans,
Y los ofciales. inmediatamente, como
ciendo el peliero que corrian los pasa-
jeros ii mencionado yapor. realiza-
ron esfuerzos her6icos para dominar 81
incendio que amenazaba propagarse
las carboneras
FL Luckmebark naveg6 CON iumi-
nente peligro toda In manana noche
del lunes hasta que el yapor Phila-
delphia Sc acerc6 prestarle socorros,
manteni6ndose d poca distancia del re-
ferido vapor
I'll Luckembark >, como Sc sabe, ha
navegado el lunes, martes, microbes Y
jueyes, con fuego d bordo
Desputs de los actos realizados por
la tripulaci6n del vapor 'Luckem-
ha rly - 1ou ,,ouo inrne fr,,ay.,, ,,.n ,.r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-30
En- N a&5Flo


Amigos nuestros nos eScriben acerca
de Ia resolution satsfactora que han
teuido. en- Uatillo, las diferencias SUR
gidas entire los senores Gonzalez Mena
Y Ledesma.
La comisi6n que Sc nombr6 para que
sc trasladase al mencionado pueblo, q
fin de dar una resolution satisfactoria
al condicto que Sc habia planteado, ha
tenido an feliz 6xito.
Reunidos los senores Ledesma y Gon~
zalez Mena, con varios de sus amigos,
transaronse las diferencias ievant6sa
un acta haciendose constar 10 acordadc
en- aquel momento, de cuyo documentc
Sc hbr6 copia los ntercsados.
III nueyo Comit6 qued6 tornado con
los senores siguientes
Presidente Don Pedro Gonzalez
Mena
Vicepresidente Don Manuel Alcai-
de
Secrelario. Don Isidoro Gonzalez.
Tesorero Don Laureano Gonzalez.
Nocales Don Francisco Migova.
don Francisco Alonso don Juan Mora
Acosta don Juan Bautista Roman n
don Juan Garcia Reyes.
Estos se0ores tomaron Immediate
mente possession de sus cargos.
La perseverance, del doctor Susonl
y de sus auxiliares, pndo llevar al mss
feliz t6rmino las diferencias snrgidas
entire aquellos amigos.