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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-24
Para el shimoss" De los jspOneses
eI dumits" De los ameriGanos.
El sOer0to Dol terrible explosive ns p0s0sl6n q
clusla dol gohlMno lnlfIGlnO.

"Dumito", 81 nuevo explosive que ha
aido invantado poF el comandRnte Dunn,
del cueFpo de oEdennnzR de loG EHtadoB
Unidoa, se dice que eu mucho mas podsro'
10 que 81 .thimone" explosive con 81 Cual
los japoneses ejeCutaEOn grandeu eltTagoB
ca la batRlIa naval de Puerto Arturo, en-
VladivostOek y ca el mar del Jsp6n.
Eno dice 81 COmeroiO, dc NV Yolk x, el
CuaI contin6a EL 'shimoss" Begun 80
expreuan los oficialGa de la oFdenanzs, di.
&c que eI an compueltO de 6cido pieTiCo,
Cuyo Iecreto CD ya conocido por todaB lRI
ordensnzas de laE pEimeraG pOtsncial.
En cambio, 81 sscrsto del ''dumits ea
poueni6n axeIusiva del gobierno de leg 60.
tadoa Unidoa.
En- Las pruebas hschRa d,timamente en
Sandy Hook, con 81 "dumite' se usRrou
planchas blindadaB de : 6 pulgnda1 Dc
espssor de7las de majoE class, ,eoms blancc
81 resultado de cRda deEcaTgS era d mis-
ma. La planch2 blindada 90 TompfR en
miles de pedRcitoB con 81 impacto. al
describe la penetrRoi6n no 90 hace necas-R
rio, debido que 81 Ohoqus era tan fueRt'
que ID pieza bEindada 90 deatruia en- uE
sin nd nero de pedazeB
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MARIO COLON MURlO De REPtNTE
en- ID Plaza del MeEcad0.

EI individuo Mario Colon que eatuvo
uirvisndo On 81 banquets q CelebRR-
ran aueche algunoB espanolsl sn 81 PaEque
cuando RegEeE6 fac Il plaza del mercado
' en compafiia de an amigo uuYo, pidi6
un vauo de cafe nsgrO On 81 pueato LA
Eirena."
Sc infoRma que 81 mencionado indiyiduo
sali6 Z lag dos de la mRdEugRda del ban.
quote y que la hoYa en- que le sorpEsndi6
e mueTte en- Il plaza, fne les Cuatro y
media de Ia mafanR.
Las psrsonas que estaban en- ID miSlaa
mesa que 81, cuando vieron que Eeclin6 lR
Cabaza sobra Il melR, creyeEon que aafa.
ria randido por 81 lutfi9, peEo en- virtpd
do haCsE falta sequel litio para que ctEaI
peruonaB 10 OcupRTan, tTataTon de DEEPER
tarlo in6tilments.
ri polisia que priests ba BeEvicio Ga "a
plaza, inteIvino tan pFopto se vi6 81 eH
tado ca que eltaba Colon, % llRm6 q me.
lquien certified que habfa uueEto de
an darRame cerebral.
El doctor Cueto 81 jusz 8uau j 81 prAo
ticants LlaugsE, eatuVieron pfeSente1 an g
momento en- que Ga lsv4nt6 q aadfYsE prs
VIC peFmiBo del iuez municipal.
Mario Colon, era natural dc Ponce
como de 25 & 30 ID de ednd y hEbiR g
do mozo On vaEiol cafes de j capital, o0
HaEvsndo ca todos Bsgd iefaEmeS. bpenl
conducts.
El Cadfvor fQe trauladado q ceaenaElc
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JUIClOS CELEBRA-
dos en- BayaIn51
por la Corte mum
CipaI.
En- eI teatiO De Ia CoIonia EspaiOIa
hsbra function 81 Domingo.
& IRf0Tnl S0hTl d clTll TIGIhlf0 con gan
aprohlGtn.
De naessro oOrrssponsaIl.

EneFo 23.-Ls CoEts municipal, IN
CslebEado aver loB IiguisnteI iuicios: poE
infracci6n & las leyeI de sRnidRd 3, Obdu'
lilo DameE, Anrelio BRcella, HiIario Mon
goni Ctros. Daclar6ndoleu el senior iuez
CuIpablaE, fueron oondeuados 81 pEimeFo &
SO de multR costRs 8 20 diaI de c6EcsI;
al segundo So de muIta Coatsg y lou
restRntes igual peDa.
Fuersn denunCiados poE 81 gRTgeut0
Wsldemar BithoFn 81 policfa Rafael
PoEEaG' poF tnEbar la paz ptbliCa 2. Uno
contra FGuatino Msysonet, denunciado por
81 Cabo Santos Lopez. Daclarando cul.
pable, 81 senior jue1 le impugo So de multa
costas 81 otro contra Ba1ilia OFuE, de-
nunciadR poE 81 mismo Cabe Santo8 Lopez.
El senior iuez la deClar6 culpable y la inn
pu1o 2 meSss do cSTCsl y 500 40 mults.
Por acom 1timientO = Agreni6n 8. Uno
contra Jacinto Hernandez. El Blfior juez
10 declare 40 culpable.
Fu6 denunCisdo poE 81 P.I, FeEmfn
Perez N6.toE. OtFo contra Miguel Cruz,
Eugenio Santana Pedro Garcia.
Culpabls Santana, le impuBo 81 senior
juez 50 da multa. DenunCiadoG por eI po-
liOfa Sanguin6
OtEo contra Eduardo Molina, no cul'
pable.
Aurso Figueroa fac 81 poIicfs denun-
ciRnte de este q dtimo.
Otro contra Antonio Harnkndez, dafioB
maliciosos; 81 senior jusz le impuno 81 d
muItR.
Dsnunciado por el policia Figueroa.
-El domingo pT6ximo 90 llevaF6 {
efscto en- el teatro de ID CoIonia EspAfiolG
ID de eata ciOdad, una gran function, po'
ni6ndose en- eczema les Higuient6 ebFaa;
'Pu6Ao de Rouan", "Fissta de San An
t6n" , -Rufdo de CampanaE." CantaT6
Ii Befora Torres ''Couplsts'' de aCtualidhd
Hay muohR Animaci6n CARA asiAtiE q
teatro.
Ell v. M. de Ii logia "Losrina'', 81
don Joa6 r. CaFazo, hR tenido Il CoFtsBiI
de invitaEme, poF medic dc una atenta Gil
CulaE, para la fasta que celebFar6n lol
msuoneI el domingo pr6ximo on sSta Gin
dad AgEadecsmos Ia galanterfa y fnezS
del Rfior CarazO, y le dauoB las graciaE.
Ell informe BobTs Is cArne, hR sidC
recibido por 81 pdblico con SumR apro
bRei6n.
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PE0L-EIEeES.

81 mfximag meloEel que estas tleneIs
Exp6nlas con fEanquezn; do otF0 modo,
De Ila miss, Cual 20, Gervirt0 pusde1."
All dacfR HoEneio Epigt. v I, ad Num)
y no mo paEsCs que pierdn 20 nada con
hRoer mfas nuG pRlabraG
Gu6ntan peEg0naa vemos do natuERle-
q corporal delicadflima, que s1tkn On &C.
tividad c6nntRnta y no tienen tempo para
eutaE enfsrmaH DejadlaI oCiosaB, dejadlG1
q. 80 pEeOCupen de a migmaG y g moRirGn.
La heFTumbro coRFoe 81 aceEO, que en- cam
bio manti6ne-a bEilIanta 81 Ss le uva.
Hay CRballeK0 que 20 NOS mets entire
Eopa J Caring. 3, fngiendo CaEifo, nos Va
chupando u gSngre paquitO 6 POGO.
I'll amigO chinChs e. d mas inGopoRta.
BILE de Lon amigoA!
-CaHi me atEoEo & aBegurAE que cEesE
On Ioa defeotoS cafdaa ajeno1 eu 81 mas
exquisite de- IoR deile1 humanoH: itan viva
es ID imb6il diligsncia con que Is acoge
TODD cuqnt0, toda invenci6D, t0dR estupi.
dez, con tal que dane algunol
lei ceiebEs poetR alemkn, Goethe, hA
dicbo:
sLa indeCiai6n el una enfsFmsdad del
alma, y HiempFs ha uido cauIa do TeHulta-
dos funeatou. De todos loa TsBultadqs, 81
mas miserable es d de hRllaEIs privadO dc
todR sneEgfe para quersE."
LA nAtuTalez2 de Los mortaleG enta
hschs de taI maneER, que cada cual desea
que los dennis vivian c0nfoFma 10 que
81 Ie paFace bueno. Este deseo On Ol hOm-
bEe quo no vivo siuItRdo 4 Faz6n, Ger6 M
nal que. Be- llama amor propio exceIivoi
en cambio, On q que viven cOnforme
aqu6lla, reF6 una viEtud que 30 manifeatA
F6 en- eafueEsos aCtivos
Isl ss ha podido afEmaE, con muchs
veEdad, que entire mil h0mbEel apenaH hay
uno solo que Sea persona, e. PoEque, e
GfsCtO, la mayor pArte de lol hombEea. q
IugaE de s'tsneF el alma en- HuA mRnoS", q
deian llevar por inAaencias extsrioreB
poE las exigsncias de peTsonaa mas me
nos descaTEiladas.
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CASOS De EIEBRE tt
fOidea han CauSa-
do aIarna en- Ad-
iuntas.
Son aisIadOs ! sin inIpDTtaHGia.
El'y mOtIUs fulaStos para eTOarqua Ia ptbIlGltn
OS siIudlbI0.
e. naeslro oorfssponsal espeeiaIl.


Enero 21.-Nada do particular ha ocu-
Trido On eats pueblo, durante la Gemana
anterior; pero 10 que sxtEafi6 * ia gran
Concurrsncia, que lon domingos as Eeune
en- Ia plezs pdblioa, foe que 81 domingo 19
la B BSnda no di6 la TetTeta de CoHtumbTe,
apeaar del busn tismpo.
Nos peEmitimOs lamar Ia atsnci6n Rl
senior IvizAFTi, director de la mismR.
--Tambi6n ha sido motive de alarms 81
que hsyan ocuTFido dos 8 tres cascs de
fsbHo tifoidea.
Auuqus Ia fisbrs tifidsa, ez otEa de Las
enfeYmadadeH ipfscCioaas que 90 stEibuye
nm virus 6 veneno; hay obServRCioneg que
parscen indicar que la enfsTmedad no 1e
comunicR diVeetRmenta poE 81 contaCto del
indiViduo enfermo con el que est6 bueno.
Y li bisn 81 aqua de los pozos y cistarnaB
que se utilizan para 81 consume, es suScsp
tibla de traGmitir el Contsgio. Adjuutag
no as halla en- eSte CasO, pueato que Gl
agua utilizabls aB Corriente.
No pudiendo atribuirse carsctsr dc
epidemia; , u cRHos aiBlsdos Gin impor'
tancia.
Esta fsbRs viene en- cuAlquirR de Lar
eataCioneH del aiio; 9l resdmen de muer.
teu es de una por cRdR liete q ocho CasoB
Tenamos motivos fund&dos, para Greer
que Adiuntas es poblaCi6n sRludable; sn
que apesar de Lar cOndicione8 GspecialeH,
impossible do cumpIir exaCtamente, Run.
que 90 quieEs, con 10 que pFecsptds loB
TegIamentos de hygiene, gozRmoB de una
parfscta salud todO8 Sus habitantes.
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BOSTON BlZAR.

Cada dfa tienOn mayor aCeptaei6u loE
artfCuloa de eats ACTeditadO entableCien'
to. En- objstos finou para caballeEOs como
corbktas, cinturOne-, pajamaI, media1, cs
milar, cuelIoB, etc, ETC., 81 GuEtido e. eS
pIendido. En- aFtlculOG de fantasia com
placemoS 81 gustO mis- CapriChoso. Aca'
bsmus ds rsOibiE an bonito IuFtido dC
painetAa para stfioras. Tambien tenemol
en- constants oxiatsncia paTaguag, maletaI
para viAis, gorTau infnidad de artfCulol
que 1eEfa pToliio enumsrRF. Todo
pEecio Gumaments m6dico.
PoF todoa loS CorFeos Eacibe novedadel
81 '.Bolton BazAE'', dc COltes , MufiE
San FEsncisCo 81.
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amigo del jusz de referenCia, debe tEataEas
eI punto CON todR aaEanidRd dc juiGi0 y
psnuar 10 difioil que Cd para 81 TefsEido
funcionaTio cumplir 10 Rolicitado.
Ell delegado Tizol dice que no ae tTat8
de 81 podr1an no daFSs eaos detalleB; pero
que ca Il CaEta hay an p6rrafo dsBpRscia
tive para 81 senior Conception y por tanto
para Ia C6mRra, 10 que no debe con-
sentirse. Que oStk SECURE que eBe juez no
le hubiera dRdo tal FsBpueHta 81 jefs 81
Attorney General que la C6mRra meFecO
mas cortenfa EespetO del EefeEido foncio'
mario uui6n debs daF una cUmplidR salts.
facCi6n la O6mRTa.
ri speakar dice que la EegpetAbilidad de-
Is C6marR qusdark BRlVo , 90 pEocuraFAn
obteneE Loo informss que dGBea el senior
Conception.
El refsrido de!egado pide expliCacioneB
de Dor que Sc recomiendR gOR pospuesto 81
ball 21 ae le infoFmR que habiendo 20
una eaeusla correctional On MayagI9z lR
oomisi6n entendi6 no podfR poT ahora
instaIaHBs otra en- RquellR Ciudad.
FL senior Conception aEgumsnta ca favor
del pToyecto 1olicita que sea TacsnsIdeER'
do 81 infoFma de la Comiai6n.
Queda poBpueato.
p. n6msro 81 Con enmiendaB. So
diacute secci6n por seCCi6n. Ell senior Ma
tienzo % apone IR enmienda de Ia prime
"a Eecoi6n. "Qae pagan 10000 dollars
-dico-para que 66 maOEtroB vsyan poE
4 sensnss & Ioa Eatados Unidos eB an lujo
que dado que hay qus atender otraG
stsnciones de mayor cuidado, como POI
eiamplo, Rumentar esCuslRG, no puede acep
tarss Que Ol pensamiento no co maio y
que deusa que 81 BtfioF ATrillRga le infor
me que base tisne eae proysCtO.
S9fior ArEillaga: Dice que experiences
pRopia tomRda poE 81 sl viHitRE los Eats
dos Unidou,l 10 haoen sntender que son muy
CouvenienteI esOB visjes dc loa maeHtFol
pusEtoriquefi9B ioa EHtRdos Unidos. Out
ls instruction es la palanca de loa pueblo
dasde d hambra primitive hp tEafdo ID
modeFna civilization. Que con eRoB Yiaie
-podrSn los mRestroH paertoTFiqueloB ad
quirir una gran suma de conocimientoB o.
bsnefcio del pals que EupliCa & Is Cana
ra ass apEobRdo q pFoy0CtO.
Emo Gambia Que Ia C6mara item
un dsber sI de Aoeptar egs pEoyeCto d
ley. Que hscs 'gdn tempo loH Maestro
de Puerto Rico como loG do Cuba fueFOJ
llsvados los EGtadoa UuidoH. Que {
muy convsniente que lOE maestroB raaliceI
saos viajes y que 90 BOrpTende que u
hsmbre de la ilustraCi6n del Btfi9r Ms
tianzo sa opoBga a pToyecto, cuya opoH
ci6n ls CauER aSombFo.
Ell senior Matienzo CintT6n haCe sisn
plos de una ssfioritR maestro american
que Fsalizaba cuotidianoB visjes no sol
& Estados Unido1. Bino otroB pRiseF, 7
70 por su cusntR con objeto do adquiEi
Ioo mayoTGs conoOimisntoa. Pero qu
Puerto Rico -dice-no pueds BOsiener esI
vialau y que 81 panH6 Cusndo Ia "Frate
nidad soCi Il , ben6ica' s1tabIecBv lfnel
dc vaporeB ca candiCiones de faCilitar g
10 possible los VisJas barRtau para mayo
cultuEa individual Que cuRndO eli pals pu
J ds hacer sso debo aceptaE csc buen pr
Yecto peEo no anteB.
DeseChsdo por msyoTia 81 infoFme
Ia Comiui6n y 81 pfi1r Matienzo aoliCi
deBpu6s Da acueFdR, ssa pospuelto ind
fuidaments q proyeCtc.
A las A 80 SO aoiicitR la suspension
Ia session haEsa mafiRna las 3.
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Ag0ilas con nrima.
Sin el lena Iegs1daIi0 n god We
Trust.
LIogar0a 1 TnlIFsl 1IgIlls I s25 ] S28.

Las montdas as o1o 40 $40 asuhAdas
& tinarasuts poE u Cana da Monoda de lol
EE. UU uin 81 lemn legandaEfo de ''In
God We TluAt en- Dies eonhamo8 Guys
improgi6n ais IpgaI & tanta1 pEotastau ,
controversies, llsgaFOn haCs dfag sn Gotta
eentidad, II Subt ororfa de Nuaya York
! anpessron de.l lEessE r6pidamenEa de
ieS bancsI que Is RepaEiiegon, { csu1a
del sninndo oiao que ao lag unmeti6 poE
colaeCionista1 numism Sticoa afieinnadoI,
que tsmioron no lIegar polesR ii una,
pues q cree que no Bs coutinUAF& Ga Gcu-
haCi6n,
Llegagon vsndaEro aIgunau sn 81 boil
5fn 81 aira ibge sltablscido Ga Is callC
Broad y que sa cau0Cs con q npmbEo d
Curb MaFkst'', $25 y 92Su j a lfs q
guisntS no P0dia sonleggiE-o ma Dc Lei
modallas, que ~ paTsoan, PeE menol q
$40.
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ANUNcIO De SUBpSTA.
Departamento del Intsrior- 0fioina del
Superintsndents de Obras .PdbIoas.
San Inan. Enarn 13 de- 1908

SRSSAaSSNSAeoS 49,
San Juan, Enero 13 de 1908
PEopoaiciones % pliegOs cerradoG para
la adjudication ca pdbIica subasta de To-
tas de 600 metros cdbicoB mas menoH de
pisdEa on brute, para 81 firme de Ion 5 pEi'
meros kil6metEos de la caEFetsTa ATecibo-
LREes Bs admitir6n en clta ofcina haatR lau
10 q. m. del dia "a de EneFo de 1908, que
% abFiEkn p6bliCAmente.
Los licitRdores podEGn obtar & uno 8
mas lotsB, } 81 plGzo para sl HuminiatrO de
M solo loto lsE6 de measS; y para vaEioH
todos de meses.
Todou lo1 dAtOG nsCossYios Ss dar6n en-
euta ofeina donde ns encuentran de mani
fieato todos loB dOcumentoB que han de re-
cir On la cOntFata , pOdr6n rsccjer loS i.
CitadoEss lo1 modeIoH dc propoaiCiones que
han de pressntaF.
La administration ae Eeaervs 81 derscho
de deBschaH cualquieER 6 todAs las propO.
sicioneA De ordon del ComiuiOnado del
Interior, J. J. Jime,seS, Superintendent
de Obras P6blicaa. VS..
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IUATA GENERAL DE AGClONISTAS
nEl uipnnpRwn nE

De acueEdo con 10 que dispcnen loa c.
tatutos de II corporation, % Cits 8 los %
foreS acOioniutaa poF Il presents, para que
Concurran 8 ID Junta General oEdinAEia,
que tsndr6 efscto 81 dis dos de FebTeFO
las diez !. n. ca lou altos del American
Colonial Bank , efieinan del prslidenta
don Luis ToEo.
La 6rdsn del dfa e., nombrar nuevs
Junta Directive, daR cusntR del eutadC
de Ia sociedad. San Juan, 2. r. % d
Enero de 19O8.-EI secrstsTio, ". D
Noble 3 v. .
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BgnOs OhssguIOs.

iQas % IL euperanza2 FL podor cOnua.
guir que los aeiiors8 j. Pieragy Companfa,
del comsrCio do San Juan, obBsquian { Gu1
amigos con los bOnitos J elegantes tTajeI
que para CaballeEos niHo1 Ysnaln ca
i'La PalmsIana", -Calla Allsp n6meIo SO,
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
this CITY
LEFT OUT

Grand Junction will not get an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for a site for
a public building.
The senate buildings committee
yesterday cut from the house bill the
item of $4,000 for a site for Grand
junction and reduced the house item
of $130,O00 for a site and building
at Roswell, N. M, to 100000.
Thus will this city lose out for
another year at least in it's campaign
for a public building.
Trinidad gets $4,000. to be used
in enlarging the federal building Sc
cured by that city. and Colorado
Springs gets $15.00Qs for the same
purpose. These provisions are made
by the senate committee. The Dem
yer building is provided for by the
senate committee.
The bill as amended will be passed
by the Senate today or tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
announcement

was called to the announcement
made in the papers that there was
to be base ball game on Sunday.
May "a, between the local team and
an outside team. A committee was
appointed to draft suitable resoIu-
tions. and the committee herewith
submits the following and asks that
the same be published:
Whereas, The daily papers of our
city announce that on Sunday next
a great game of base ball will be
played at the fair grounds adjacent
to our city, thus disturbing the peace
and quiet of the Sabbath day: and.
Whereas, We view with sorrow and
profound regret the increasing ten
dency on the part of many of our cit
izens and church members to disre
gard the sanctity of the Sabbath day
and the purposes for which II has
been set apart by our laws and Gus
toms from time immemorial. and not
only of the Sabbath day but of the
perversion of many of our national
holidays which have been set apart
for memorial and patriotic purposes
by our nation and states; and,
Whereas, We do not wish to be un-
derstood as condemning the national
game of base ball as an amusement.
the managers of this great game
should fix the contest to come off on
the Sabbath day; therefore. be 1t
Resolved, BY the membership of
the Methodist church in prayer meet
ing assembled. that we do most hear
tily condemn the practice of ball
playing on the holy Sabbath day and
be it further
Resolved. That we cali upon our
membership and the Christian peo-
pie of the city to refrain from pat
ronizing, or in any manner encourag
ing the Sunday ball games. Be it
further
Resolved. That we do heartily ia
vor the setting apart of half hol-
iday during the week, by our business
houses, so that all who enjoy this
game may have an opportunity of
witnessing the contest between the
local and visiting teams.
VIM. A. MARSH.
EDWIN PRICE.
HOPE c. TAYLOR.
Committee Appointed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
OBJECTED TO THE
BASEBALL PARADE
Continued lr.m page u


joritys of the directors of the base
ball association announced emphat-
ically that there would be no brass
band parade Sunday afternoon.
1t is not the desire of the base ball
management to fiagrantly antagonize
the church people.
1t has been learned by The Sem
tinel that the plans for the parade,
announced so conspicuously by the
morning paper, had not been official
ly made by the men in charge of the
base ball affairs. In fact, Manager
Kitzmiller, who is out of the city, SO
far as The Sentinel can learn knew
nothing about any such parade.
Apparently the announcement was
made on the authority of only one or
two memUers of the board of direct
ors, and was not approved by ma
jority of the board.
The base ball management is en-
deavoring to conduct good, clean and
orderly ball games, and proposes to
stand for no rough or unseemly feat
ures. The announcement that there
will be no elaborate demonstration
on Sunday will be generally approved
and the base ball management will
be generally commended.
Modify the Resolutions.
After being informed that the par
ade would not take place. the reso-
lutions authorized by the Methodist
church membership were changed re-
garding that particular feature; but
the resolutions as they now stand
denounce Sunday base ball playing.
1t is reported that other churches
of the city expect to take similar ac-
ton
One minister informed some of the
base ball directors this morning that
he would be willing to be a member
of a committee to call on the busi-
ness men and urge them to close up
one afternoon each week, so that a
base ball game might be attended by
everybody who desired to do so.
However, the base ball manage
ment declares that efforts to get a
general closing up of the stores for
any afternoon in the week have prac-
tically failed.
Condemn Sunday Ball.
The resolutions. as drawn up by
the committee and after being modi-
f1ed so far as the brass band parade
is concerned. are as follows:
To The Daily Sentinel:-At the
regular Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, held on May 90, attention
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
EVEN PARIS is SHOCKED
AT THE DANCE OF EVE"
Lady Godiva is Outdone by This Fa.
nous and Fearless Little Dancer
Just Tiny Fig Leaf "a
She Wears.

Especial to The SeHtlnel)
= Paris, May 21.-When an En- Z
= glish music hall favorite, i'm 1.
+ personating Lady Godiva. ap- I.
+ peared in the Coventry spectacle +
+ last year clad only in tights. all +
+ England held up its hands in +
+ holy horror. One shudders to +
+ think of what would happen to +
+ those Puritans if they should +
+ come to Paris and see La Belle +
+ Marie Faubert in her very lat +
+ est sensation, THE Dance of +
+ Eve" Z.
+ + - - + I.
Even Paris has been shocked at
the spectacle-so shocked that the
standing room only" sign is display
ed every night at the playhouse where
Marie is the delight of the Partisan
Johnnies. Marie wears the historical
costume of Mother Eve, a fig leaf
and very tiny, little fig leaf-that,
and nothing more. The authorities
have threatened to interfere with the
performance-thre and moth
ing more. And now-horrors upon
horrors-Marie promises to discard
the fig leaf.
"And why should not the lady ap-
pear on the stage in the altogether"
inquiries Marie and all Paris is filled
with communications and interviews
on this important topic, and Marie
has found defenders even among the
''immortals" of the academy. 1t is
declared by some prominent writers
that a condition of nudity would be
even less Objectionable, from ethical
and artistic viewpoints, than the cos
tunes now being worn in public by
certain leaders of Partisan society.
There are a few objectors to the
proposition of Nils. Marie, but their
protests are lost in the great flood of
commendatory comment that is fill
ing the newspapers. Apparently, if
public sentiment is to decide the mat
ter, Marie will soon be seen in a
realistic presentation of Eve before
the fall. With anticipatory thrills
of delight, Paris awaits the COM
ments which will certainly follow in
what it, terms "prudish press" of
England and America.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
EYE DoN'Ts WORTH NEEDING.

Don't buy glasses as you would
shoes; they should be fitted by a
specialist.
Don't wear other peoples glasses;
they were probably fitted for other
troubles than yours.
Don't let some cheap fakir tamper
with your eyes; call on an optical
specialist who has an Office and a
regular place of business.
Don't wear blue or colored glass
es; they may seem to give relief, but
are really most injurious. The man
who prescribes them should be able
to give more beneficial results with
clear glasses. I can.
CHAS. GASHO. Oph. D..
Margery Building
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
U. s. Department OF Agriculture.
Weather Bureau.

May 20, 6 p.m.-Temperatur
Sc; relative humidity, 26; direction
of wind. northwest; velocity of wind
miles; precipitation. o; weather
cloudy.
May 81, 6 a.m.-Temperatur
46; relative humidity, 54; direction
of wind, southeast; velocity of wind
miles; precipitation, o. weather
clear.
The maximum temperature yester-
day, 60; minimum, 43; mean, SO;
departure from the normal, minus 8.
/ Forecast for Grand Junction and
vicinity (issued at Denver): Fair
and Slightly warmer tonight; fair
and warmer Frida'-.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Official in Charge.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
Awnings

In any stripe and color, put up com
plete at reasonable price by Lowe
Bros, 126 North Fifth street. Phone
Black 1894. Orders promptly at
sended. Call and sec samples.
Our phoue numDei is, changed ~
Red 1b-, J. q. > Mcken<ie. - the
plumber. as Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
Notice.

All persons indebted. to the Grand
Junction Feed & Implement Com
pany by book account or past due
notes are requested to .call at the
company's former place of business
on or before Saturday, June 6. 1903.
and settle their Indebtedness.
BY VIM. E. DUDLEY,
President.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21

The best base ball games of the
season-Denver vs.. Grand Junction
fair grounds, Sunday and Monday
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21
Great Enoeh Resort.

The cabins at Enoch's lake are
now ready for occupancy. Make your
arrangements early. Stage runs reg
ularly after May Is.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21

H. c. Mcmillan, formerly well
known local hotel man, is down to-
day from the Plateau valley.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-21

Summer Excursion Rates-The q
Colorado G Southern announces that
its Sunday and other summer excurs-
ion rates will open May 18th.