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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-05
EALIA ENERGIA.
Miles De Honbres ] MUieTss en CO.
ba PadsCel Do Anemia AunQue
Nuchos No Sc Dan Casnta De
clio.


La Anemia es una Plaga Tropical. Lsz
PfldoEaE Rouadn1 del DR.. William non 81
mas pOdeToao antfdoto contra ID Anemia
que hHGts ahoER Bs hR descubierto.
"a Anemia pone Il nangre sguada, ,
mRta ID Yitalidad. Las PildoFau Ronadar
non pEoductivaG de aangre nueva y poE 10
tanto de vitalidad.
La IndoIGncia % ma formR de debiIi-
dad de Is 1aDgrs, pEoduCto de Ii Ansmia.
Lag PfldoTaB Ronadas del Dr.. WiIliamu
dan enoRgia poF 81 6nieo medic poaibl.
enriqueCiando j uaDgre J tOTtaIeCiendo eI
1iltema naEvioGO,
En- toda la Isla hsy caEaB pGlidaB =
dneEpoH lGDguidos. PeTo tambi6n hay
CentonRFeB que Be han cuFadn con las P1.
dorRn de Williams. He aquf dos cRHtas
de Santiago do Cubs, tomadaa de entire Is
mpltitud:
HPoT eGpacio de disciocho meues uufrf
dc Anemia", escEibs 81 ST. Enrique Riera
y Fuentel de Ia cslle San Tadeo 81, en-
diCha ciudad. LA enfeEmedRd me traio
una fuerta debilidad, dolores % Cabezs, =
una palidez que paEecfa IN Cad6ver. Per.
df q apetit0 y Is energfs. Cuanto hice
para curaTme era in6til, NADIA pRreCfa hA.
cerme bien, nj Run 81 tFRtamiento m61ico
qpe tuvO. En- tai uituaCi6n vino mis-
mRnoE an ibFito de cuTaCioneH de las PHI
dorag dol DR.. Williams, hablando cen
On amigo me dijo que 81 ss habfa Curado
con diChRB pfldoFaG. CompY6 unoS frauCoB
Ut al cRb0 dc Glgunaa Eamanas % me senti
meier. Continue por unoB poco1 ms.as IL
tFatamientc, segdn Lar inltFuCciones del
fraGCo, = me cure EadicRlmente. Me eB
gFatO reComGndRr pdblicBmsnte ests benE.
ficR medicinR."
El sr. Joa6 ID. Pull6s, de IA misma Gin.
dad, calle Santa Lucia alta "a, escribe:
Ye pRdecf de Anemia profundR por Cona
de IN ano y medic. Tenfa IN color blan.
CO amaFillsnto, NAL apetito, muCho Buefio,
may pocaB ganag dc trsbsiar dolores en-
todo 81 cueFpo. Me conauIt6 con vsrio8
mediCes de esta, peTo mi enfeFmsdad no
Cedi6 al tFatRmiento usual. En- IL Far.
mRcia de In Luz me rscomend6 un de-
pendients las PfIdoran Rogadau del DR..
WilliamE DeSde aquslla teCha la1 EN-
pec6 tomaF, me dieron an brillapte
TeEultado, habi6ndoms Eentablecido Ia na.
lud, fueTzas eneFgfa. No dejo pasaE esta
opoHtunidad de extonder Osts escTito on
gYatitud tan exceIents medicamento,"
En- Il puFsza , Tiquezs de IL Sangre
eBtTiba la vitalidad. ESQ Cd 10 que hRca
de- los Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. WilliamB
para PerBonas P6lidas 81 especffco de f..
mi!iA mas popular de los tismpou. En- las
boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-05
una CARRETERA EN-
ire GALES y Juana
Diaz.
e primer tTOzO esta aVanzaniO mu-
Ch0 en- Su construction.
P0rO IntoE0sa arisuu1l Gonlrel quD d Otro
tlOzG q mas ImgOFtaRt0, so Iimhl6R cons
iruIda.

Sc eDt6 Construysndo entire CiRleg y Jua
M DiRz, una CaTretera.
EI primer tEOs0 de ellis, diEigido poR 81
ingenieEo EeiioE Carlos ClauaeIl, de Ponce
eHt6 avanzando muCho se acRbRr6 dentro
dc tre1 cuatEo meHeB.
A CiRleE ls inteEeBa que Be conEtHuya 81
otEo tFozo para unir ambog puebloR.
Son On C0Djunt0, IL kiI6metEos de lol
Cusles solo Beis eGtsn ca construction.
Convendrfa, pueB, que los otEoa Heia XII
l6metToa fuesen Conatruidos ensegUida, pc,
70 90 ignoTa poF cuales FazoneB no 90 he
sRCRdo subaBta t0davfa ls construction
de los GltimoB Beis kil6metroB.
AIgunoB piensan que no 80 hR heCho
81 eBtudio de ess tTozo, que para aquella
RIGA comarCa es de capital i1poEtsrCiR
AlgunoH temen tambi6n que se EetaEde
eBs estudio.
Sc hS hecho 81 de un trczo que no tocs
nj on JuRna Diaz ri en- CialeE.
PoE ESQ, eBt6n allf temarosos de que Be
Telegue el e8tudio de loB pTincipAlss y mas
ttileg tFozoB que Eop, natuTalmsnte, los
que toCan en- las pobIaciOne8 , favoreCen
Ia expansion de lou negocios.
81 lon Geis kii6metFoB Eiguientss fueERn
Conatruidoa, 30 tendFian % kil6metroa dG
cRFrstaEa sntle Manatf y Juana DiRg.
Ed probable que una comiHi6n de Cisles
viaite 81 ComiBiOnado del InteEioE para
inteFsBarle en- los jUBtoB deseon dc terra
tenientes, COmerCianteG y pueblo en- general
de aqusIla risue1R comRFca.
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ed PUENTE SOBRE EL CIALITOS EN-
Ciales, terminate.
DlstIDgulia flnIIll dDl puOhIo 81 irlsIldl San
Gtrman,
(De nuestrO cOrrespOnsqg).

FebTero 2-Ya eBtS tePminado 81 pusn.
to BobTe 81 rio Cialito5 que tan naco1AFio
era, pe1o dada la festinaCi6n con que us ha
hecho, 81 ralIeno afrmRdo deian mucho
que dessaE. Hsmou obssEvRdo tRmbi6n
que faltR an tTozo de bRranda 81 extreme
norte.
-EI uefioa don Francisco CORA, hace
algunos diah 90 halIa recojido CON una
fueIts grippe Que Ds FeatableaCa pronto
Ion nueutFoB deGeos.
-Ha sido objetn de comentaTios muy
favoERbleg ca lol cfrcu'os polftiCog, 81 dis
curse del senior Mufiox Rivera.
-El Lcdo. don Arturo D6vila Sal
gadO , "a diBtinguida eIpoIa, han traHIa'
dGdo 81 domicilio & San GeHmGn. Mu'
cha folieidad lea deHeamos On su nIeva
resi1encia.
De psSo para % regidencis de BarroB,
% enousntEsn On este pueblo Las bsllaG ,
distineuidaB Hsfioritas Gimenez Con tal
motive, la juvsntud gRlente de ID loCRlidad
las obSequi6 con IN baile.
Dfcess que On brsvs ss instalar6 una
nusVa fabricR dc CigaErOB en- Is Casa de ID
uucsHi6n Ferrsr.
-LoE esppSo1 OorretjsT HsTn6ndes, pa
uRn poE la penA de habsF perdido una
tierna nina.
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PsticiOnea- -Acuerdo del Aynntamiento
de San Juan adhiri6ndose & IR protssta
iniciadR poY 81 de LsreH, en- contra del
proyscto de ley, sobEe Slnidad , Bensf.
cencis, dirigido & 10 Ckmara de Delegates
por la ASociaci6n M6dica de Puerto Rico.
Aouerdo del Ayuntamiento de Cayey
adhiri6adoae la protaatR iniciada poE el
de LRTeS, en- contra del pToyeoto de ley
diEigido 4 IL C6mara de Delegates poT Il
Association M6dica de Puerto Rice, HobEe
sanidad Benefcencia.
Acuerdo del AyuntamientO de Toa Alta
protestando del pToyeCto de Icy de Il Ano.
ciaCi6n M6dica do p. r nobEo Sanidad y
Bsnefcencis pFsssntado ID C6maEa de
Delegados.
OomsECiantea de Tallaboa aoIicitan us
hFge uTa enmienda refaEents cobro dc
patentes para vBntR da CigaEEiIIos. Qua
8a leE eximR del psgo az pstsatss de q.
GlaGs. PaHhn 4 CpmiGi6n.
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"BOstOn Barr

El uurtido On ObistoB fnou para cabalIe
Eos que tiene este popular acrsditado CO.
tablecimiento eI mOgn1ico. Ultima no
vadad. Acabamoa de EaCibiE diEsCtamen'
te de Paris una1 tsnacilIaa para EizaF 81
bigots Ii Parinien. Con estau tsnacillaI
us ahoETa tempo y dinsTo. Tensmos e.
peCial gusto On ofrecsE nuestrn numeIouc
Clientsla una ininidsd de obietoE de fAnta
ais. al como Objsto1 para viHis , muthol
aHtfCulcs mas de Buma utilidsd. Nus
troI precioa ron bian Iimitadoa. Una visits
aIe.Boston BazaE," San Francisco 81, Dc
CoEtes , Muffz y HaIdRsis plenameuts o.
tinfechos.-
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boFHagCogog con tFecuentel ChubAGCoB,
La veloCidsd mayor del vieDto regiatFa-
ds ca San juan fu6 81 millan por hoRa,
del NE. el dis q. Fuerts mar del Sep
tentri6n impidi6 RIgo IL navigation du.
rants LOS diaB 26y ~.
L. temperature media en- Ia iala fue
TAOS, 6 O.69 BobEe IL de Ia lemana
preCedente. La temperature mas alta que
han informado ta6 90 2 on Yauco, 81 diR
26; Il mas bsjs, 549 On Aibonits, el
dis 81.
Ell pTomedio de Ia precipitation en- Ia
illa fu6 1.6O pulgadaH, oerca de vsces
Ia cRntidad acoatumbTada en- la eatRci6n.
81 dia rs y q de EneEo hubo aguaceroI
sxcssivoU Cd varias eatRcioneB de Is parte
NE. do Ii iGla.
Ia mayor precipitation usmaual fu6
55 puIgadaE en- Can6vanan. En- Ma.
yagIez no hR llovido durante la BemaDa
On A1RBco BoIaments ha c&fdn 0 OF pull
gRda de precipitation.
La iguiente tAbla demuOStFa ls vRria,
ci6n en- la temperature y Ia cantidRd dc
precipitation en- estacioneB deteEminRdas.
Temperature. PrGGIpItaGIdr
NSKIma MIRma Media SemanaI
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SIlnlIa IIsEat6.

Cada veE ue v6 mas ConcuErido eI como
Cido e1tablecimiento de moda de Il -calIe
de San FranCiIoo "Laa Novedades" 1i.
guen meEeeiando 81 justo favor del p6bli.
60 de Is Ciudad y do la isla que alIi acuds
s obtaner Cuantor artfculos non necesaTioB
paEa tooadoE. adoEnos de trsje, de gabiuete
= uala etc. Eseneia8 inag, eIegantiaiman
1ombgilla1, taTgstaB ''poatalCs'' de Is ma.
yor noVedad, pauamAneEia, cores, slfom
bTay, jugueteI dc ebiHCuit', adornos De
GombraroGY cortinas, todo en- fin 10 que de.
be enContvSEss en- un entableCimiento de-
ssta class, ss e1cusntra RlIf 6 6pEeCioa con.
Aenientel-
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Ia GRAN MOpA.

No hay Befiora nj stnorita elsgants, que
no adorna % psinado con EizOB en- uu1 din
tintas formRB. Vienen cOTonAs de 1izos
para delante un dollar , medic una. Hay
Fizou de vArioB pTecios
Gran uuFtido en- abTigoB de tafetan ne
pro lIamados Monte Carlo dsBde Bsig do
liars en- Rdelants. Son muChO mas ventA
iosos que lol que Be han eStRdo vendiendo
Rh0E8.
Cinturoneu ol6sticos con puntaB de ace
70 ca negro, bIanco coloEsl & 80 centa'
vos uno. CintuEonea de Cabritilla blAns
COS , negroa con hsbillaB atras y ain elias 6
so centavos. Peinetas finas = juegoI de
psinetsa de gran novedad. TodO este aca'
be de IIegaF 81 ''Paris Bazaar" de Pedro
GiuHti FoTtalszG 27.
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Carrots % 5. .t..eln aa d flngs.

Sc hiCisrOu serraE todoS Los aIjibsu ds ID
ciudad poblados, unoH Clican que para
evitar Is propagation de eDfsrmedade1 poE
medic de log ''mogquito1" otEoB para
aumentar lRB EentaG del municipio poE sl
conc0pto de conGumo de sgus del acuO'
ducto.
Un inmenso lodszsl se extiende en- loo
Rlrsdadorea de ID f6bEica do CigarFcB, CO.
lie dsl Comercio en- Il Marina, TeCinto
Sur. GFandss lsgunag de agua estancada,
mueho peor que "a de IoI sliibes, prcdueen
sn ssOS litiOu pO1tilenciR , obstEuyen 81
tEEnHito p6blico.
ApaRtG De t8doB eB0g inconvenientsg, en
az difeultade1 que n pa8aF poE Olou nitiou
expeEimsntan loB obTeros que { las f6hEi'
CaS tienen que II, ComsECinntes que nocssi.
tan viuitRr Ios almacsne1 del ferroCa1ril,
y demk1 pdblicO que tiens deEscho & que
- u fsciIits calle, poT 10 meno1 rsCa, por
donde tran8itRT, oatf 81 do II nalud p6bIi,
Cs amenazadR poF s1a extsnHi6n az tsErs.
ne que ca las pueFtal ds II Ciudad alt6
siempES inundada Do aguas coRFompidan.
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JESUS RENDoN ALMIRA.-Ti
constants existencis de los Higuiontes inS
tHumentol: FlautinouD Flautas, TeECerolaE,
ObOes Requintos, CIarinetes, FagoteB,
Violine1, ViolonCellou, Contrabsios Man.
dolinas BsnduErisU, GuitaRrag, CoEnetineS
Onovenes, Trombone1, BarftOnoI, Bombar
dino8, Helicones, (bajou) TEi6Dgulos. Pla.
tillo., RedobIantes BomboI. M6todoI
de soIfao para tOda clase dc inutTumen'
tos. Accessories J m6sics en general.
San Juan, 2. 3. Apartado ndm. 216.-
Gale do Allen n6m. q ' Sol ndm. 26.
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Una GaIta dssde Kansas diIigen a
Ia Correspondence.
u flrna Nj. Jula SIIIg, soItatO.

HemoB recibido de1de Ksnsar, una car.
to sscFita en- loa uiguientas t6rminog, que
itsEaImente EepEoducimoH:
''Enero 16 do 19Os-El ampIeadO 8 81
principal dc LA Correspondence, h6ga'
me 81 favor de procurnr 8 pgeguntsr por
una haEmanR an hermanito, vivian on
Cathiio mi harmann viYfa en- MaYsgu ;;
paEo mi tia viva en SantuTcs y e llams
81 nombrs que ls daba mi tia Tdta, bibf
Il Iado de Il oIlerfa az CaDgrejos, Cual'
quiaEs de untsde8 hSganme 81 favor De
enoontr6rmsla.-Mr. Juan Silga, soldsdo,
Fort LEavrmorth, Kansas"
AsomPatl 4 elta ntFa caEta coo q ni'
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GaIzadO sin rival.

I'm todos los vaporsI que Ilegan este
puerto rsnueya 'El Popular" % mugnff'
Cd gurtido dc CalzRdo de las m6n aCEsdita'
dau marcaB , hay para todoH los gunto1
como para todAa las fortunau. El eXtanao
guTtido de easnCial impoFtadas de Paris y
EetedoB Unide1 meTsCs OAda d{a mas la
iusts admiraci6n del pdblicO y 81 popular
establecimiento del Bafior America salas
eutk aiempro lIeno de una numaEOai1ima
concurrsncis avida de ObtsneH HuB busnos
productoa.-
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vaments locales 81 dia 26 27.
Durants fltimoH dc ssmana RENO IN
tiempo lluviosO. Las intempaDtivau lIuviag
de los dial 26 = ~ motivaron Ia CEeciente
de vaFioa rios, on II pRrta NE de Il isle,
con dafiou consequences en- Ion Caminos y
fnCas de Ion terFonos baies.
La cantidad mayor que han infoTmado
de Ia precipitation de entos diaa hR Rido
490 puIgadan en- Can6vanas. Estas llu
yiaB no % extendisTon haciR eI 0. por la
costa N. mas ALA de Manatf, III tampoco
sobre las divisione1 O. y s. de Ia isis, on
donde IL lluvia de IL semana no hR sido
mayormente mas de 10 acoatumbrado en-
la eatsci6n. Fl dia 26 , 27 hubo vientos
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DR.. RAFAEL CESTERO
MEDICo-CTRUJANO.

Cirujfa General, PartOs , Enfsrmeda-
des de los ninos.
Horas de cOnsultas de 7 69am =
de IA 8 p. m.
Ponoo--oao MAJOR ntmoro2I. Tslof6no %
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-En aIa Corra pondoneie do Pucrto
RiouI, AIIol Ga, hay d vsnta Escibo- d
lo1rEiia1 TlaEa OCEEo do aIquiloE-- do ol---.
nan1la q mtfliCo , con fIEaio- ilC16llciE1.
o-iIoEa dound1liicnto, dofunci6a , ooEtiaC
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SEPASE {

Que no pnb'icamos communicates sin que
sean pagadOs pOr adelantado.
CadR seis palabras Sc cuentan pOr una
lfnea y La hnea vale diez centavos.
Las caFtas que vengan con cOmun
impOFte no eOntestan.
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guisnts robFa e-crito: "Paka MaVIa Il 90.
FFe-pondencia. San Juan PueltoriOo para
ent5sgal 8
~ po1-ona inteEe1ada, 8 que acrsdits
seEIos quisn dicho sOldado alude, pusds
E1l1E por eutll OfoinaI 6 EoCogoE i moa.
Cio1ada ClE
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SEOESERNEGENTES ICTIV0S

para Vender un artfcuIO de gran nove1au
una combination de pinzas y vidrio de
aumento. SolicItese muestra y circular
descriptive, incluyendO rs cts orc ameTi-
cano 8 su equiva' ente en- sellos de correo
sin cancelaT. FREE & KLEE, 81 Union So. New
York US.
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GENERATES
LL0VIAS
Los dias 26 J 27 huhO,
Vient0s bOTIasG0sOs.
Fu0rt0 mar dol SIDlalllIda
ImpItld algO d RiV0giGltR.

BOzetig del tempo De Ia ssaaana que
ternaia6 81 diG 10. de FebreYo.-La sama.
No empez6 con m tempo nubIRdo 90 to.
daa lag gsocioneg. Y con gansraIel IIuviag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-20
TO ADMIT MOTORMEN
IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 20.-The action
of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers Tuesday in regard to what the
brotherhood termed the electrical prob
lem was the most important taken by
that body in many years. it developed to-
day. as by adopting without amendment
the report of the committee which had
the question under advisement men will
hereafter be admitted to full member
ship who are acting as motormen on or
binary interurban electric roadside only
restriction being that the line on which
they work shall operate more than twenty
miles outside of an Incorporated city. and
that the applicant shall have had six
months road experience.
The report is even broader than that
1t takes In almost every man running a
train by motive power except motOrmen
on city surface street car lines. The con-
vention took the broad ground that the
motive power of the future will be cleo
tricity. and that If the brotherhood wishes
to retain its standing 1t would be abso-
lutelt necessary for it to broaden.
Motormen operating electrical engines
which have taken the place of steam en-
gines are of course taken in. as it was
this which brought the question up. In
addition. motormen on elevated railways
or subways are eligible. and motormen
on roads operating twenty or more miles
of track outside of city.
It has been suggested that the brother
hood be divided into two divisions-one
electrical and one steam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-20
Anacostia and Vicinity.

Anacostia Tent, No Z. knights of the
Maccabees. has completed arrangements
for a memorial service in the near future.
In response to inquiries by citizens of
this section. the District Commissioners
state that 1t is intended to open the new
Anacostia bridge next January.
The arrangements of the Grand Army
post in Anacostia for exercises Memorial
day under its auspices at the Government
Hospital for the Insane have been COM
pleted by Commander Frisbie. The orator
will be Assistant Attorney Webster of the
Interior Department. Rev. Willard G..
Davenport the chaplain of Logan Post
No Is. will deliver the invocation. DR..
William A. White. the superintendent of
the hospital. will deliver an address of
welcome. The Anacostia school children
will be conveyed to the grounds by the
asylum authorities and the choir and
band of the institution will assist in the
program.
Rev George NJ. Cummings. pastor of the
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church.
departed last Monday evening for Kan
sas City Mo. to attend the meeting OF
the general assembly of the Presbyterian
Church.
The park space between Washington
and Jackson streets has been improved
by being planted in grass.
The number of patients in the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane has been
materially increased within the past few
days by the admission of persons from
various sources. particularly from the
National Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers. two attachments of insane men
having been sent to the asylum from diff
ferent branches of the home since Sat
urday last. Five men were admitted that
date from the southern branch at Hamp-
ton. Va. and yesterday eleven men were
received from the northwestern branch at
Dayton. Ohio. There are now approx
mately 2.73O patients in the hospital.
which establishes a record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-20
CANDIDATE FOR APPOINTMENT
Commander Griffin Wants to B.
Navy's Engineer-in-Chief.

Navy. has filed application for appoint
ment as engineer-in-chief OF the navy.
for which position there is a spirited
contest Commander Griffin is we'll
known in this city. where he has been
on duty-as he Is now-periodically, in
with the bureau Of steam
enxineering Of the Navy Department.
He Is regarded as one Of the best known
officers OF the service and one of its ablest
engineers, being an authority upon TECH
meal subjects and a writer Of distinction
on professional topics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-20
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE STEAMERS OF THE MARYLAND. della
ware and Virginia Railway Company com.
mencing March a. will make three trips week
~ between Washington. river landings and
Baltimore, weather permitting. The passen-
ger accommodations are unsurpassed by any on
the Chesapeake bay or tributaries. Steamers
leave Washington every Sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday at pm. and Baltimore every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday at pm. Time
of trip. about 80 hours
STEPHENSON & BRO. Agents.
Telephone Main 7A5. Ith street wharf.
WASHINGTON AND POTOMAC STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
STH STREET WHARF.
Steamer HARRY RASDALL-Monday and
Wednesday at 1 pm. for lower Potomac land
ings Oils to Lower Machodoc creek. Saturday
at am. for landings between Glymont and
Nomini.
Steamer Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday, AM, for UPPER river landings to
Colonial Beach and Mattox creek.
Steamer ESTELLE RAEDALL-Daily at 730
a. m. for Glymont and intermediate points. Sun.
day. Tuesday and Thursday to Grinders In addi-
tion. Return trip same day.
Schedules subject to tide and weather. and to
change without notice.
w. F. CARNE. Jr.. Genl Passenger Ast.
mya-tf
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Personal Mention.

DR.. Wallace Radcliffe left yesterday
evening for Kansas City. Mo, where he
expects to be in attendance upon the
sessions Of the Presbyterian general as
sembly for several days.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of Nat NJ. Wills. formerly of
this city. to Mrs. F. r. Bender better
known on the stage as May Harrison.
which took place yesterday at New
York. Mr.. Wills plays the star part In
"a Son of Rest"
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LABOR MEN IN CONFERENCE.
Council Of Building Trades Depart
ment, A. F. Of L., in Session.

meuL, "a. =. OF L., IN Session.
The executive council of the recently
formed building trades department Of the
American Federation of Labor held it's
first regular session this afternoon at
headquarters in the Colorado building.
Those who participated in the meeting
were the president of the department.
James Kirby of the Brotherhood of Car
penters; Secretary William ]. Spencer of
the United Association of Journeymen
Plumbers and Stea mfitters; Frank NJ.
Ryan Of Indianapolis. Ind president of
the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Association: George F. He'd
rick of Albany. n. Y. first vice president
of the Brotherhood of Painters and Dec
orators: William ]. McSorley or Cleve-
land. Ohio. president OF the Wood, Wire
and Metal Lathers' International Asso-
citation; Charles H. Leps of Philadelphia,
first vice president of the Tile Layers and
Helpers International Union; James G.
Hannahan of Chicago. representing the
International Steam Engineers, all of
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Origin Of Woman.

From, me Calcutta Research and Review.
The Hindu conception OF the origin Of
the fair sex appears 10 be more sublime
than that Of the Hebrews: because. when
Brahna, the Supreme Being. created our
first parents. the two are said to have
been in one and the same body The right
half Of this body represented the father
Of humanity. ana the left half, which was
distinguished by fairer moldins. Its
mother. --
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"PENNsY'S" NEW BOND ISSUE.
Temporary Certificates Being Pre-.
pared for Use of Subscribers.

PHILADELPHIA, May Contemporary
certificates are being prepared by the
Pennsylvania railroad to be issued May
% to subscribers for the new per cent
bonds. Under the terms of the subscrip-
ton that is the date for final payments
to be made. AS the allotment was for :
per cent of the exact amount of the checks
sent in by bidders. the issue has already
been completely paid for.
1t will be some time before the en-
graved bonds will be ready for delivery.
as it is necessary for the signatures of
the president and secretary of the COM
pany. as we'll as each of the present
trustees Of the consolidated mortgage.
John p. Green. N. P. Shortridge and
William H. Barnes. to be put to the
10000 bonds.
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

january q. 1HU8.
Notice.-These departures and connections are
not guaranteed.
4:2o am. daily-Throueh coaches and sleeping
cars to Jacksonville.
3:45 pm. daily-Sleeping cars to Jacksonville.
Fla; Port Tampa. Fla: Augusta Ga; Charles
ton. s. c.. and Wilmington \: c. Through
coaches to Jacksonville. UNEXCELLED DIN.
I'M; CAR SERVICE.
For tickets and all information amply Mt thc
OFFICE OF THE LINE. 1919 NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST. AND UNION STATION.
GEO. r. JAMES. D.P.A.. WASHINGTON. d. G.
T. C. WHITE. g. p. A. W. J. CRAIG. p. T. NJ.
Wilmington. n C.
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RAILROADS.
Chesapeake&O Railway

NOTE.-Published only as information. and not
guaranteed
400 PM-c. & o. LIMITED. daily-Fast vesti.
huie train Pullman sleepers to Louisville.
CINCINNATI. indianapolis. Chicago and 81.
Louis Parlor car for Virginia Hot Springs
week days Pullman cars Louisville to Nash
VILE Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
cars. a la carte setvice.
ll:lo PM-r F. " LIMITED. daily-Pnllman
vile. Commandment sleeping car to Virginia
Hot Springs week days: Dining car. IA
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati 20
Chicago and st. Louis and Louisville to Men,
phis Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at $40 Pennsyivanin
Telenhona Main T3s0 for Washington Termina!
Cab Service. and Main 1906 or 22o6 for G. 0.
Ticket Once .-..,