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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
YOUNG MEN WANTED.
United States Government Gives Rail.
way Mail Clerks $500 Year to
Start and Increases to $1,000.

Uncle Sam will soon hold postal ex-
aminations In the vicinity OF Rich
mond and throughout the United
States. About 42.053 positions were
filled last year and 1t is estimated that
$4,000 will be filed this year. Any
ambitious young man with only very
ordinary education can readily pass
The government wants young men
with common sense to take examina-
tons for railway mail clerks and post
Office clerks and carriers, and the
Government Positions Bureau, of
Rochester. N. Y. with its peculiar
knowledge Of the requirements of the
examination. can at any young man in
. short time to pass. A government
position means steady work, good pay,
and yearly vacation. This thorough
" equipped Bureau also prepares men
and women for Government examina-
tons. AZ stenographers. typewriters,
internal revenue and custom house
clerks. etorekeepers and gaugers. No
matter where you live, city or country.
you have. under the civil service, as
good chance to secure a good gov
eminent position a. anyone else
There IL time to prepare for the ex-
animation soon to come, ana any
reader OF the Richmond Palladium can
get full information how to proceed
tree Of charge, BY writing The Gov
eminent Positions Bureau. 1445 Ham
lin Bldg. Rochester. N. Y.
jun 5-12-19-26
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

GIVES father PROPERTY
BEFORE LEAVING HE WENT TO
SING SING TO SEE HIS BROTH.
ERA NEW CHAPTER IN A Pc
CULIAR LIFE.

New York, June 12.-Thornton
Jenkin Hams. novelist. short story
writer, seaman and the defendant in
two murder trials. has disappeared.
Under some other name he is max
ing his living as sailor once more,
but no one knows what ship he is
aboard or whittier he is bound. Not
even his parents or brothers have an
idea as to his whereabouts, and not
one of them ever expect to hear of
him again. The last seen of him was
in Washington. He was then heading
for some distant port to 60 aboard a
ship and leave his country forever.
He Went Dead Broke.
Hams left his little daughter, Mel
lie, with his parents and signed a doc
ument giving to the General. his faith
er, a lien on all the royalties from his
books. He went to sea dead broke, to
eat sailorman's grub, do a sailorman's
work and sleep in a sailor mans bunk.
the Bayside Yacht club over year
ago Thornton Hams has been persona
grata with the publishers. One maya
zine. at least, that had accepted his
stories and paid for them in advance
Of publication. has subsequently failed
to print them. Men who were once
eager to get stories from him and
| be received by him as his friends
avoided him after his trial at Flush
ing.
Went to Sing Sing.
Before his disappearance Thornton
went to Sing Sing to bid farewell to
his brother Peter.
| He found Peter a CHASTITY wreck Of
a man. His silky, black beard had
been shaved off and his face showed
cadaverously above his prison stripes
The brothers were allowed one hour
together. Thornton showed mingled
rage and grief at the plight of his
brother, of whose acquittal of the
charge of murder he felt sure. His
voice was husky when he told Peter
goodbye.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
OPEN PLAY GROUND
Judge. Boggs and N. c. Heron
linus Will Have Charge
Of the Place.
WILL HAVE SHOWER BATH

The different diversions of the pub
lie play grounds, South Twenty-sec-
ond street, will be opened to the pub
lie next Monday. Judge Boggs and
N. C. Heironimus of the Garfield
school faculty have been employed by
the school board to take charge of the
grounds.
Probably the best announcement
made SO far in connection with the
improvements of the grounds is that
shower will be installed immediate
ly in the club house. The contract
has been let. The money to be ex
pended is from the proceeds Of play
given a few years ago under the aus
pices of Mrs. Guy McCabe and Mr.
Taylor, formerly manager of the
Light, Heat & Power Co. The tennis
courts will be improved as will also
the track and baseball grounds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
PANIC ON STEAMER
Passengers Become Frenzied
As Ship Tries to Make
Her Pier.
WHEEL INJURED

New York, June IA panic oc-
CURED among the 400 passengers on
the Fall River liner Commonwealth
today as she was trying to make her
pier at the foot of Murray street A
hawser which had been made fast
from the bow of the boat to the dock
snapped and became twisted in the
starboard paddle wheel and the
steamer drifted down the river.
The passengers were on deck. most
ly forward. They soon saw that the
commonwealth was helpless and was
drifting. The widest excitement fol-
lowed until the tug Edward Brandon
made fast alongside and towed the
steamer back and into her berth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
| RAID At LIBERTY

The Civic league of Liberty is talk
Ing credit for the raid on the alleg-
ed blind tiger made this week. The
league acted through committee and
the tiger was visited with much
pomp and ceremony. A large quantity
OF bottle goods was confiscated and
placed In the hands OF the sheriff.
Several boxes Of .Pablos" were TAX
en- IN the raid. Dennis Crosby. the
owner Of the place. said he acted
within his legal rights.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
Many People Cannot Figure
How Members Can Rest
Under Reprimand.
A BIG SHAKE UP RUMoRED
r. 10 GENERALLY THOUGHT THAT
COMMISSIONER BOWLING WILL
RESIGN AZ RESULT OF MAR
eHAIL'S ATTACK.

Indianapolis. June 12.-There Is a
rumor that q shake up Of the Indiana
railroad commission may happen as a
result OF the scrap that is on between
Governor Marshall and the commits
sion over the attempt Of the commits
sion to construe the full crew law
passed by the last legislature. Just
what the result will be no one knows
at this time. but there are many who
believe that Commissioner Henry M.
Bowling, who wrote the opinion con-
STRUNG the law, may resign. even II
no one else does.
Governor Marshall burned them
up" with the letter he wrote the COM
mission on this subject. He tells the
commission plainly that it has no
business to monkey with the full crew
law because It is a penal statute and
only the courts have the right to con-
strue a criminal statute. Not only
that but he intimates his belief that
the commission tried to point out to
law and to tell them how to violate
ton,
Is Sizzling Hot.
Not only that, but the governor let's
It be known that he does not think
the railroad commission has much
power anyway.
gives the commission is SO sizzling
hot that good many people here are
not able to see how the members can
rest under 1t and still remain as mem
bers of the commission. The COM
mission. as It stands now. is compos-
ed Of w. J. Wood, democrat, of Evans.
vile; J. F. Mcclure, republican, of An
derson and H. M. Bowling, republican,
Of this city. Wood was reappointed
recently by Governor Marshall, and
Bowling has agreed to resign next
January, this agreement having been
reached some time ago in order to
avoid having the governor make q
new appointment to test the legal ex.
istence OF the commission. Mcclure
will serve about three and hall
years yet.
Gives lite Opinion.
When the railroad representatives
and the members Of the commission
had their conference some time age
on the subject Of the full crew law
In order to establish set Of rules
governing the application of the law
the matter was placed in the hands OF
Commissioner bowling to write the
opinion Of the commission constituting
the law. In this opinion the commits
sion stated that 1t would not recon
mend prosecutions in certain cases
tor violation Of the full crew law, es
pecially In cases where a train leaves
terminal with a full crew required
by law for such train but while en-
route 1t takes on more than are allow
ed by the law to be handled by TIT
crew. It holds that In such cases ant
In emergencies the full crew law doe.
not apply.
It was this that stirred the governor
into action. He says 1t is none Of tn,
commissioners business to promis,
immunity from q arrest to any rail
road under the law.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
FRIENDS OF CHM
Ask FOR PARDON
Has Served Ten Years for
Killing His Boss.

After he has served ten years Of q
life sentence for murder, Henry coun-
ty friends of Vincent CHM are trying
to secure a pardon for him. CHM kill
ed Frank Giltner at Middletown. Gilt
ner was foreman Of the Middletown
tin mills and CHM was an employee.
Giltner discharged CHM and the lat
ter approaching him from behind
struck him on the head with an iron
bar fracturing the skull and killing
Giltner instantly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
FOUR CANDIDATES
GIVE INITIATION
Work Held by Whitewater
Lodge Last Evening.

George Clements. Waldo Lacey
Harry Walters of Dublin. and Ernest
Schwerin were given the third degree
last evening by Whitewater lodge Of
Odd Fellows. Mr.. Schwerin Is a men,
Der of Herman lodge, but by special
arrangement was given the third de-
gree by Whitewater lodge. An invi-
tation to attend the memorial services
Of the Greensboro lodge. on Sunday.
June 20. was accepted. An effort will
be made to get the Chicago trains to
and from that place to stop. Follow
ing the lodge meeting an enjoyable
time was had.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
FOR FORECLOSURE
OF MORTGAGE SUIT
Union National Bank VS.. w.
E. Hoover.

In the Wayne circuit court, suit has
been entered by the Union National
Bank VS.. William e. Hoover ct al for
foreclosure of mortgage. The demand
$1,000.
Suit has been entered by Benjamin
G. Price VS.. Arthur c. Chairman for
foreclosure of chattel mortgage; de-
mand 1925.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
Only an Amateur Now.

"No, SIR said the man who bad been
asked for aims; II can give you moth
ing. You are a professional beggar,
aren't you?"
81 used to think so.'' replied the beg
gar. as he sadly pulled two cents and
a collar button from his picket. 'sbut
I have come to the conclusion that
am only an amateur"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

The Sword Swallower-I'm In great
Quandary. Manager-What's the mat
ter? The Sword Swallower-I asked
the two headed girl to marry me. and
only one Of her accepted! Manager
What's the matter with the other Of
her? The Sword Swallower-She's
afraid Of bigamy!
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Classified.

sShe IL clergymap's daughter. you
said. didn't your" inquired q young
man Of q friend who had introduced
him.
'sYes,. was the reply. Hes the rec
tor. his wife's the director. and she's
the misdirector. London Stray Stories.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

Father-Whati Another dreoomak.
ers bin1 Ny dear girl you should AZ
your mind on something higher than
dress. Daughter-So I have, PAPA.
I've got my mind fixed o q love ct .
hat in q downtown milliner'0 window.
and. just think. it's only $10.90l You'u
get It for me. won't you. papa, dear?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
N BED TWO YEARS

Confined to his bed almost continu-
ously for two years. is the experience
OF William Hutchins. aged 81. living
at 413 South Thirteenth street His
condition Is rapidly growing worse
and he is now regarded as in criti-
cal condition. Mr.. Hutchins in former
days was wood worker. His illness
is due to the Affections q old age
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
TURNPIKE REPAIR
FOUND CONSIDERED
Occupied Attention Of Com
missioners Today.

The county commissioners were
busy today with the township turn
pike repair funds. They found the
demands little larger than usual ow-
ing to the amount Of work that has
had to be done on the roads because
OF the rains.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
WILL ENTER RACE.

Richmond bicycle riders are begin
ming to train in expectancy Of enter
ing the Hamilton. o.. bicycle race to
be held IN that city. September s.
Labor 1nI.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

"Your effusion," said the busy editor.
us not available"
rs there any other place where I
could send ity' queried the disappoint-
I'd bard.
"Oh. yes"
where. sirT'
THE house OF correction"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
One Request.

Mediam-Is there any question you
would like TO ask your drst wife? Sit
ter-Yes: would Ike to ask her to
give my second wife her recipe for
mincemeat.-kansas City Journal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12

Even at the equator the average
Temperature Of the sea at the depth
Of mile - but degrees above freez-
Ing point
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-12
CITY IN BRIEF
Fancy brick ice cream serv-
cd at The Greek Candy Store.


Mandus Mason Of Cambridge City.
trustee Of Jackson township was In
the city on business today.
This weather is getting hot
and.the only way to cool off is
with delicious ice cream, ice
cream Sodas, etc. Everything
else we serve we guarantee to
be finest and purest. The
Greek Candy Store.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Policy and
daughters OF New York City, are the
guests of>Col. and Mrs. C. e. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Policy will spend tomor-
row with Jacob Policy, the father OF
the New Yorker at Bethel. Mr.. Policy
is engaged, as cartoonist and illus
traitor OF a New York newspaper. He
also does magazine drawing.
The ice .cream made at the
Greek Candy Store we guar
antee to be made from pure
cream; no other ingredients
used,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
Reunion de maestIos
j.. en- Ponce.

Noviembrc 10. Fl sabado 6 del
actual tuvieron los maestroS de esta
cilndad dos, rcunioncs dc importan
cia por 10 que elias So trataban para
el desarrollodel actual sistcma esco
lar. Por III lnafana ii las $50 de Ia
nisina cclchr6sc on 81 Assembly
Hall de la Grlmar School una conic
renelia cscolar: I'm ella - trataren
intinna V familiarncntc algmos
asunvos convcnicntcs i III marcha
interior de las eScuclas, y al plan Y
metot!os de enschanza.
DiGha conscrencia fuf dirieida
por cl supervisor principal Mr.. Chas
II. Terry, V en ella tomaron partc IN
buen n1mcro dc los macStroS.
Por'la nochc i las dc Ia mi>ma
celebr0se una reunion social entire
hos misumos maeStrOs sicndo 10, dc Ia
escurla, Mackinlcy" hos cncareadoS
dc la preparation del prosfama
cue hahia dc sc@nrse durtmte ella
Todo result6 del cJor agrado i Ia
roncurrrIcia: Las horas pasaron ;llc
gres V diverti,ias Y Il las II >alicmn
fodor del Assembly Hall de- Ii Gran
ulmar con q amino diSpucsto i con
tilMar tan a.radahleS ycladAs.
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Sc VENDE.

Sc vende una finca de 1000 cuer-
dae, situada en- el kilometro & dc la
carretera Manati- Ciales, unida la
fabrica de la Central Monserrate, por
un ferrocarril de vapor que conducc
las caias que en- dicha hnca Sc cose-
chan. Esta inca esta arrendada en-
Ia actualidad. Hay que respetar el
contrato de arrendamiento, percibien-
do el comprador s2,+00 de renta y
entrando en- possession de 100 cuerdas
excluidas de dicho contrato, una casa
y un 10000 matas de pima en- produc-
cion que radican en- elias.
Pueden sembrarse 1000 cuerdas de
cana (actuaImentc hay 400 cuerdas
sembradas que pueden verse). Las
500 cuerdas restantes. son propias
para ganado, con aqua abundants poi
todas parties.
&c dan iacilidades para ell pago.
Dirigirse Apartado de correo No.
35. "Manati."
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llcvarse i efecto, ,bicn en- el salon de.
teatro d en- el circulo lie San Carlos
Il fines del mes proXimo.
'iAdclante!
Entire las causas criminales que
estdn por ceiebrarse ante esta corte
de distrito, hay por asesinato, que
llamarln mucho Ia atcncl6n pubilca.
dada Ia importancia de Ia prucho
que dc elias presentyrd ei ministerial
fiscal.
-Nucvamcnte Sc encucntra en-
csta ciudad. ei Iclo. Sr. Enrique
Iiorcda. ei que Sc hara cargo de Ia
iisc3iia dc csta corte dc dlstrilo, y
acluari como lcprcscntantc DEF l'ue
bio dc Puerto Rico en- los juicios cri
mnaieS que han empczado il como
cerse por cl tribunal de Derecho y
por cl ,Iuralo.
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UNA SENORA ACRADEC|DA
Dice como Ella y Mnchas Amigas
Obtuvieron Aliyio con las
PildOraS del DR.. Williams.

Hay pocas medicinas que tengan
ei alcance de las Pldoras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams, para fortaiecer ell
sistema nervioso de las mujeres. Por
su constitution especial, la mujer es
mas suceptible q desarregIos nervio
SOS que faciimente .quebrantan la sa
lud. Como tonico fortificante convie
ne tomar las pildoras Rosadas del DR.
Williams, que como saben miles de
mujeres, restauran las fuerzas, dan
buenos colores y normalizan ell orga
nlsmo entero.
La Sra. Delfina E. de Castellanos,
residente en- la ciudad de Mexico,
calle Leandro Vale No. 5, escribe
asi de su experienced con estas piido
ras; "Tengo motives para -recomen
dar aitamente las Pildoras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams, que dos distintas
veces me han restablecido mi que
brantada saiud. La prlmera vez es
tuve enferma con dolores 4 la cintu
ra, sin poder atender mis- quehace
res. Guiada por un anuncio decidf
tomar las referidas pfidoras, obte
niendo un pronto aiivio. Entonces
las recomende a yarias amigas, y los
resultados fueron mayor mente muy
favorables. Al gun tempo despues,
de resuitas de I'm resfriado estuve
muy mala de reumatismo, al grado
que perdi todo movimiento. La cria
ola me daba de conner y attendance
constantemednte por no poder ape
mas moverme. Tome saliciiato, bro
muro y otros medicamentos que me
fueron recetados, pero al fin, y recor
dando ell bien que me habian hecho
las Piidoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams, las tome con ell consentimien
to del doctor,y al cabo de pocos dias
va podia mover las piernas y los bra
zos, y POGO despu6s pude levantar
me, luego de dos meses de estar en-
CANA. Por estas razones no me can
so de recomendar tan exceiente me
dicina, y he recibido varias cartas de
personals amigas dandome las gra
cias por el bien recibido.'
Las Piidoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams, Sc empiean cficazmente para
purificar la sangre y fortificar los
nervios, ,en la anemia ,coiores paiidos,
dyspepsia nerviosa, reumatismo, cla
tica, paraiisis parciai, toda ciase de
debiiidad, y en- general como tonico
reconstituyente. lnstrucclones con
cada frasquito. Pidanse en- las boti
cas-, asegurandose que sean del DIR.
WILLIAMS.
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PARIS BAZAR.

Sc estan marcando las mercancias
recibidas por el vapor frances y ell
vaPor americana dc Europa y los
F.slados Unidos.
Tan pronto todo este marcado
auunciarcmos las preciosidades CON-
pradss p:rsoualmcnte por cl Jeie de
esla casa espcrsndo dejar complacidss
nus>lras huenas clientelas con las
novcdades compradas en- Francis,
Alensnis, Austria, Suiza y los Esta-
los Unidos.
FEURO GTI'STL. Fortale1a p.
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AIIS0 AL PUBLIC0.

Las iirmas comerciantes { indus.
trial,s que suscrlben, eesa2 en- sus
respcctivos negoeios.
Por tai motiyo, todas aquellas per-
sonas q. tengan eTeditos contra dichas
brmas pueten proceder Il su cobro
desde e-ia tecIis hasla Ia tcrmipac
del pT6ximo mes de Noviembre asi
como lambien los que tengan asunios
pcndienl,s en- pr6 u encontra dc elias
puedcn hacer las aclaracioncs que
de>en, Aihonitn Puerto Rico. Oc.
iubre % del laU9-Iieenic Roero.
PIP. Jose Iaigaio Roceo.- Josc Into
ION Rocco.
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Guatemala

I
Guatemala, octubre 30 Un
diario de esta capital hace las siguien
tes manifestations:
"Operese en- este pals, una brilian
te evolucion poiitica que comentan
favorabiemente todos los emigrados
politicos que reciden en- Mexico y
Centro America.
Estrada Cabrera esta propuesto
a abandonar ei poder; at1n mas: a
que el pueblo guatemaiteco, undo
y ibremente, designe la persona que
le ha de reempiazar en- el mando.
Ha dicho Estrada Cabrera a repre-
sentantes diplomaticos acreditados
en- Guatemala: "Deseo cumpiir es
trictamente con los tratados de Was
hington. No aceptare la reeieccion,.
Quiero descansar y retirarme abso
lutamente a la vida privada para
atender a mi hogar y a mis- negoclos
particulares."
Lo que demuestra que Estrada
Cabrera esta resuelto a dejar eI po
der y 4 dar libertades compietas,
para que el pueblo guatemaiteco
nombre i su sucesor en- las elecciones
que tendran verificativo dentro de
dlez u once meses.
vene1iiela
Caracas, octubre 30.-Afirma ei
Heral de Nucva York que Sc esta
sobre la pista de una extensa cons
piracion contra ei actual Goblerno
de Venezuela. Sc trata de fomentar
un extenso ievantamiento para eie
var otra vez al poder al derrocado
Presidente Castro. Tn escogido per
sonaI del servicio secreto esta auxi
hando a los representatives del Go
bierno de Venezuela en- la tarea de
determinar cuaies son los leaders
del referido movimiento. Los revo
| lucionarios tratan de introducir en-
Venezuela, de contrabando, 10000
rifles comprados en- los Estados Uni
dos. Las companies y los particuia
res extranjeros que tienen intereses
en- Venezuela Sc han inscrito en-
grandes cantidades para sufragar
los gastos que origine ell trabajo de
espionaje que Sc ha establecido con
ira los revolucionarios.
-Ha sido aprobado el proyecto
de Ley de Arancel de Aduana. En-
tire otras cosas importantes figuran
en- & las siguientes: Sc suprime el in
puesto del 30 por ciento adicional
que Castro llamo contribution de
guerra, sobre derechos ordinarios
de importancia; ei impuesto de 25
por ciento liamado territorial Sc re
duce 4 solo doee y medic por ciento
quedando subsistence ei 30 por Glen
to diferencial sobre la Importation
de mercaderias procedentes de las
Antliias.
I'm la Camara del Senado fueron
aprobados en- tcrcera discussion: Pro
yecto Gle Ley que importe su aproba
ci6n Il PROTOCOLS ajustados entire ell
Gobierno Gle Venezuela Y Estados
Unidos,la Ley de division territorial
eeleslastica;la que ordena erogacion
de Bs. 10000 para que h, Bianeo
Eombona publique una obra histon
ca de q. es autorla Ley dc Bosques
Y contratos de Alberto Smith para
! In fabricaciou do cpmento
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DESPACHADOS PARA Ell
EXTERIOR
NO HUBO
PARA LA ISLA
Vapor americana Pathfinder
BUQUES EN- PU ERTO DEL
EXTERIOR

Operaclones en- potertos
Corazon de Maria Humacao
Carmen Fajardo
Maria Artau Vieques
Encnacion. Maunaboy Arroyo
Carmelita Aguadilla
Dos Hermanos Fajardo
Dolores Nleques
Eugracia Barceloneta
Uberita Vieques
San Miguel Yabucoa
Petra ,endiente
BUQUEs QUE Sc
4AGUARDAN
Vapor espahol Catalina Sa-
li6 de Barcelona para este Ell
80 liltimo.
Consig: S. 1zquierdo.
Vapor americana Harry
Luckembak Saldra para N.
York ell II corriente.
Consig: Insular Line.
Vapor Correo americana
Coamo Recalara el Is actual
procedente de n. Yor.
Consig: The N. S. P. R. Ca.
Vapor frances Montreal Ell
II actual llegara procedente
de Pto. Plata.
Consig: J. 7. Silva Ca.
Veler0s de Ia Inca "Benner.
Goleta americana John j.
Corwell Sc halla a la carga
en- New York para San Juan
Arroyo.
Consig:: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana +. Star
Joaes saldrra de N York para
esta ell II del presente.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana L. w.
Hopkins Suldra de N. York
para esta ell II corriente.
Consig: S. Ezquiaga.