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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
THE ME1HODISTs.

The Maryland annual conference OF
the NJ. P. Church is still In session In
Baltimore.
The seaaions Saturday we're principally
AIKEN up with addresses by Rev. Fred
@. Klein, secretary of the board of
foreign missions, and Rsv. O. 3. Hub.
bell, secretary of the Ytuag Peoples
Work. Dr.. Hubbell mazda plea Tor
greater and wider spresd of religion. b.
aid it paid to advertise church activities
and great religious movements. He also
deplored the tendency to neglect prayer,
'syiug 1t was harder to pray now than
aver bsfore in the history Gi the world.
This ia due. according to Or. Habbell,
o the tu Ting age in which ne live; the
automobile age," as he called 1t. BE
also urged upon the pastors to give the
children work to do In the churches, and
keep alive the young peoples societies.
The committee on itiueracy aud orders
reported that Rev. E. L. B.snchamp
8as candidate for elders o,der', and
he wss ordained yesterday. j. 81. Tuth-
il snd Lewis E. Pordnm are to be re-
csived on triel, erd Rev. 8. w. Rosen-
berger will be transferred from the Musk
ngoa Conference. A number Of under
graduates were rapo:t:d as advanced In
heir classes, and Rev. W. 0. Mumford
aud E. W. Gins were placed 10 the hands
of the preside Mt for appointments. The
committee refused the application Of
Rev. A. A. Bichell, member OF the
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, for membership in
the Maryland Conference. Rev. Mr..
BichelI was formally minister in the
Maryland Conference bnt Withdrew.
The election of trustees of the Mary
land COME renee for the term expiring
in 1913 res ulted as follows; Revs. F. T.
Little AMI S. ]. Smith, and Messrs. J. H.
Roberts AMI c. a. Benjamin. President
Sheridan appointed as fraternal delegates
to bear greetings to the Baltimore Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, at the annual conference in 1911,
Revs. F. T. Little aud J. S. Bowers, and
Mr.. Thomas J. Wilson.
The specisl committee which has been
considering the merger between the
MARYLAND Conference and the New Jer-
sey Conference reported that they view.
ed fayorably the proposed union, but be-
cause of the number of imports Mt details
to be arranged before the union could be
accomplished. the appointment of conf
mission of six-three ministers and three
laymen-was recommended to meet
with similar commission from the New
Jersey Conference and report back at
the next Maryland conference. The re-
port was adopted, and President Shen'
dan will announce The commission to-
morrow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
Pooseyelt aud Pinchot Meet.

Porto Msu,iz:o, Itsly, April IL
Clifford Piucbtt', former chief forester Of
The United Safes, arrived unexpectedly
In Porto Msurizio at midnight and after
few hours sleep at the Palace Hotel,
went carly this morning to the villa OF
Miss CareV, where ne Vas given 80
ert u,iastic greeting by Mr.. Roosevelt.
TIE lst.er aod Pinchot lst:r t,ok two
houra, stroll on the mCu 1tains.
To the correspondents, questions fred
after the pair reiurasd to the villa there
vas 50 announcement Of ''noshiDg 10
give GU"
It Is fair to assume, however, that
Plnchtt made full report to the ex-
president Of what be believes to De
Secretary Bsllipget's attempt to undo
Roosevelt's conservation policy and that
the insurgent move that has developed
in the republican ranks under President
Tsft's admiDi.tr furnished fruitful
topic for discussion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
From Washington.
sccssesEeItsncs Of tbe A!exsndria Gssetis
Washington, April II

sEe.reaLeltsncs Of ibe Alexsrdria SaSef's
Washington, April II
A motion 10 dismiss the writ of error
In the case OF Ohsries r. Heike, secre-
sary of the sugar. t'u3t and one of those
Indicted for alleged customs frauds 10
sugar wrlgbing, was today made before
sSe u. s Supreme Court by Solicitor
General Bowers on behalf of the govern
ment on the ground that there was no
IL AL decree ia the CUT below Ia the
case.
With the House Insurgents declaring
lest ipg peace aud promising support
to the Tsf; measures, aud the Senate 10
Bureeuts deuouocing what they accept o.
an attempt to rssd them out OF the pstty,
a peculia, 81 u,tiou srose today as re-
sui. of the speeches of President TAFT aud
Attorney General Wickersham Saturday
night. All the Insurgents seem inclined
TO accept PRESIDED, Taft's "open arms to
alp declaration S.urt lay night 10 the
ep!r;t in which 1t was offered, snd they
ADM, that i! will certainly help to clear
tae foyg7 congressional atmosphere. -
sill would be plain sailing were it NIT fcr
that demand of Wieksrsham ct Ohcsgo
H tat hath no stomach 10 the high,
let him depart" Ga this POINT the in-
eurgeu,s are worth. S)me declare t1at
II W.chershan welt to Chicsgo IS rep
reseu'tt 80 of the standardization, the
president ia in the position of having 0.
h ID q speech which directly contradict
ed bis owu stat .uen. made a. the same
time lEst "No msn can read another out
OF the republican party"
All hope OF holding he International
Aviation meet OF 1910 here has been
prat csl!y abandoned oy the Washing
ton Baltimore Aviation Cubs.
With The administration railroad bill.
before The House OF Congress IS pliS.-
legged messu,e, indications t,day are
that the H)tse end Senate will settle
down t, month or more OF steady
grinding debate or the bill. The most
optimistic leaders iG the Senate expect
tie railroad bill will not pass that body
before Mey !, sud not one of the House
leaders will hsz.rd a prediction. After
both Hcusss pass the bill it will prob
ably spend several weeks before con.
ference committee before the differences
in the II luse snd Sanats measures cao
be recoGci,ed Then there will be other
Taft policies to be considered. stste-
hood for Ariz>ra and New Mexico, att :
Injunction, postal savings and conserva'
ton legislation will sill require time fol
their disposition. From present iudics
lions it will require sll OF the time QoI'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11

WILLIAM Z. RCEYoN, q Young
man Ekp states chat he is seventeen
wear, OF sse. is under arrest 10 Savannah
charged With series CT burgls'ies that
make the csse unique. He has contest
el, according TO the poiice, thst ne Is
guilty of Lac crimes, and that he com
NIT ed them only for the love OF excite
uent, sitting that, he did not need to
work or make money, as bis mother Is q
prac,iciug physician In Richmond, and
lisa Womau Of sufficient means to provide
for him. This is the second instance
noted during The past few days where
youpg men have committed crimes to
enjoy the excitement taev produced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
Forest Fires.

LandoVer, Md. April ll.-Forest
6res, doe, presumably, to spark from a
locomotive, burned over, approximately,
,, 900 acres OF Prince Gecrges's county
timber -lsud and threatened the villages
OF LGnham, Sesbrook and Glendale,
nesr Washington, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, Washington aud Baltimore,
and Annapolis railroad. The FIRE start
ed yesterday, aud after an all.day Eight
watchers IA rolled the borders OF the
burued ares ell OF lsat night Today
tqe wssch is continued, for fear the wind
may spread The blsz) which ia IT'LL
burning 6srcely. Thousands Of cord. OF
tulp wood-wood which bad inst
been cut snd attacked for shipment TO
the paper mills-Tss destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11

SENATOR LODGE, as chairman OF the
snseisi committee appointed ID inSest'-
gate the hiaa cot OF livicg, reported to
the Sspsts Thursday bill masking 1t pun
jsbaple under the pure food act to keep IN
cold storage more than one year any
article of food, and requiring that all
articles to be stored for say considerable
length of time to bssr label telling
the period CT the time stored. The bill
pb,u'd become las after the time limit
has been cut in two. Articles OF 1000
ahst hsve to DO PIT In cold storage are
perishshIe articles and "perish" In uu'h
less time than gear when 80 stored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
TAFT WICK ERSHAM.

Holding ont welcoming arms to such
insurgents as may be induced to return
to the republican fold, President TafI
Saturday night declined to strike the
keyuots for the comIug congressional
campaign, or 10 read the dissenting mem
beers out of The party.
Iustssd OF the expeetsd "keynote'
speech he pleaded sta ''every republi'
can" 10 the national legislature u rally
behind the TAFT policies and redeem tie
platform pledges of the party.
TIE president was The frat speaker OF
a long list that addressed tas dinner Of
the League OF Republican Cluos o! tie
District of O. umbIa. He said:
1--WE read nobody u of the republi.
can party. We want them all in tho
ranks. I don't wish to ssy anything
tha. will seem 10 indicats that / feel tlat
those men are MT as sincere In their re.
pu ,licsnism So sn."
Attorney General George W. Wicker
sham addressed the Hamilton Club
men bership 1T the annual AppomsttoS
day bareu t 10 Chicago Saturday night
and warmly upheld the TAFT admiuis.rs.
ton. Mr.. Wickersham declared thai
the first year of President Tafts admin
istratiou, so far as possible ia tha! shorI
space OF time, was 8 fulillmeut OF pied.
gee made 10 tie rel ol;can platform and
ad6e!, "Treason has ever consisted in
giving aid and comfort to the enemy.
Ii anyone wishes to join the democratic
party let him do go. Bat let him net
claim to bs republican, AND in and
cut of season wfrk to defest republican
ueatures and to s1brert the iufuence
of the reF u olicsn president.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL II. 1910

PENNSYLVANIA will get 81, 900
from The federal government If bill
which passed the Senate goes through
the House. 1t provides for the payment
of intere.t upon money borrowed BY the
state for the equipment of troops at the
opening of the civil war. The money
paid by the stste for the equipment OF
troops was returned by the general gov
ernment long ago. So much for Penn.
sylvsnis, but the money loaned the gov
ernment by Virginia t, aid in erecting
the Capitol and other public buildings
10 Washington nearly hundred years
ego when Virginia VAS rich and the
GOV eminent poor, still remains unpaid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
Died In a Restaurant.

Newark. II. J., april ia man be.
lIeved to be Garrett Logan, of Boston,
died last midnight In q Market street
restaurant. He bad entered the restan-
rant aud ordered something 10 eat. HI
took a seat at table and while the
waiter wss filling his order he took &
bottle Of whisky from his pocket
"Hsye q lit It?' he said TO George
O'Brieu, who was siItlog opposite OF hiu
O'Brieu took drink from the bottle
and the other msn barely Retted his lips
A moment later be fell forward to The
t,ble dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11

For the first time in 20 years HspEe'
a ,n,s,i1e john Ds!zslI, of Pit sburg,
fluids it necessary to absent himself from
his plsce in the Fl use 10 the midst OF o
session and go home to make a fight Tor
reorganization. He left Washington tor
Pittst urg yesterday aud will de9ole sew
e,sl days to on attempt to stem the tsde
chat seems TO be running strong in the
Thi;tie,h district for former Mayor
Robert J, Black, of McKeesport, as the
republican candidate for Congress this
fall. NJ, DalzelFs stand pat procllVi'
.ies are too pronounced for even some o.
fae Pennsylvania pr tsctionists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
SiXty.first Congress.
Washington, April il.
Second session

SENATE
The rivers aud harbors bill was todsy
reported to the Senate by Senator Mel
son.
In a minority report Mr.. Newlaude
says that the part of the $500, 900, O0C
expended for rivers and hsrbor improve
ments that has been devoted to the rivers
has been st.ended vita few beneficial re-
suits. He attributes this to the fact thst
river transportation has not been ttadied
as science and thst the nation has moi
worked with any definite purpose Mr..
Newlands urges an amendment giving
The president power to sppoint board
of exper,s who shall work cut the trans.
portstion problem.
Notice was given by Sspat'r Blu ton
(rep. o that be will also submit Di-
nority report and expects 1t to be ready
Wednesday.
The creation Of q national conservation
commission is proposed in bill By Mr..
Nswlands, which thee Senate committee
on conservation decided today to recon-
mend for passage. The commission
members are to serve for term OF three
years and withtu' salaries. An impo.-
ing list of Gu les is assigned to the COM
mission.
A large number of petitions were pre-.
sented asking for the immediate removal
of the wreck of the bst!leship Maine
Havana harbor.
The Senate enacted a resolution pre-
sIding for the discharge from the army
of any officer who serves ss much ss
three months 10 prison alter having been
convicted by the civil courts. The reso-
luton is directed aga;nst Oapt. Peter O.
Hsins.
The fifth week of debsta on the admin
STATION rate bill began to-day.
HOUSE.
The Item OF So, 500 for tae mainteu-
apce of the speakers automobile agEiu
caused trouble when the conference re-
port on the legislative, executive sDd
Judicial appropriation bill was presented
to the Il ,use today.
The democrats Who succeeded in hav.
ing the item knocked on. before the bill
was sent to conference, again offared
emphatic objections to the restoration o!
the t m 10 conference.
The House on viva voce yot, declin.
ed to approve tho conference report op
the legislature, executive snd jud!cia! ap.
Precipitation bill containing the Item oil
81, 500 fox maintenance of the speaker
automobile. T seuty-.Ho insurgents Vtttd
With the democrats against the approval
OF the item.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
MIdshIomzu Wilson Dying.

Annapolis, Md, April 1l-Midshiuman
K,rl D. Wilson, OF Covington, KY, canno,
live more than 4S hours. This was the hnsl
verdict Of the naval Surgeons today after an
examination ofthe cadet whose spine was
fractured during the football game with villa
there has been no pulsation evident to his
wrist and he. has wasted almost to skeleton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11

WALLACE PIERCE. of Boston, few
S,vs auo showed tie G1snce committee
OF the Ssuat, very conclusively that the
Aldr:ch. Payne tsriff bill Wss RESPONSE
be for high prices and cited many To-
stances 10 prove his statement. Blu. the
a!sad pat,eIs would not admit this even
" ere ors t. rise from the dead Gud point
ont It, truth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
FOR RENT.

Near Rraddock Heights, modern 10 81 81
with sill city conreniencez. Eight large
SABLE Sable La LARGE front aud rare porches ard
fne grounds with ample shade: For TURNER
information info apply to DAVID \; RusTih 'E E.
l4oO q street, northwe:t, Washington " "
spr9 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11

Fifty years'experience of an Old Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one OF the hest female physic;;
ians and nurses in the United States, and
has has been used for fifty years with never-fail.
ing ne success By millions of mothers !or their
ehildrsn. It relieves the child from pain,
cures diarraea, gripping, in the bowels, and
wind collie By giTag asan 20 csn ,te eb botra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11

]. aud r. o. u,in's Fine Lustral Colt
aud Black Russia Lusitanis Pumps and
Oxfords. Weldt and Turns price IS. 90;
our price $500. J. A. Marshall & &c.,
422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11

Rco,ev.ll formally yesterday opened
the rev boulevard in Porto Maur'zo,
Italy, nemed after him, spd be Haa
acclaimed as the "Apostle OF Peace"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-11
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LOthrOp
New -Washington-Paris
Black Dress Fabrics.


land te
Special in Black Wolfe.
75c the yard. Regular value ST D.
din
French
75c the yard. Regular value rs.
Also Black French Net at Csc the yard Value, 81 25
clingngg
75c the yard Regular value, ST Is.
Senndf
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WOMEN'S
SEPARATE SKIRTS


white afeta Prices
$50 $50 each
white
la-S1C0
mndes-$3 30 and $500 eReh
Third fool--G
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PoI jugaI en- I'm
cafetin en- Ponce,
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO 2S,-Hemos tenido el honor
de saludar en- esta ciudad en- la ma
mana de hoy a la distinguida Srta
F elicita Fernandez. administered dora
de Ia revista capitaleha Gil Bias"
" que viaja en- asuntos de dicha en-
presa.
Ha fallecido en- Aguadilla, la Sra.
del cabo de la policia insular Que
presta sefvicios de dicho pueblo Sr.
F errairi, Maria del Moral. Con tai
motive Sc traslad6 a Aguadilla el
hermano de dicho funcionario, Sr.
Ferrairi sargento de la detective de
servicios en- esta ciudad. Nuestro pc
same sus famihares.
Fl individuo Juan Garcia, que
tiene I'M cafetin en- el barrio de Qua
! tro Gale" fue denunciado por la po
licia por tener en- la tarde de aver
gente en- el exterior de SUI estableci-
miento iugando a 10 prohibido. El
| juez despues de visto el case 10 abb
solvi6. Y Antonio Roche, que era
uno de los iugadores 10 conden6 a un
dollar de multa.
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Nueyos hoIiizon-
les en- Ciencias

FL Dr.. Doyen. renomhrado ciru-
jano, empehado desde tempo Ell des
cubrir un remedio contra el cancer,
ha hecho rccinentem ente comunica-
clones al Congrcso de Fislotorapia
acerca de un nuevo metodo que ha
empleado con ventaia en- el trata-
miento del cancer. Parte del princl-
pio de que las c6lulas cancerosas son
destruidas la temperature de 30
a 55 grades, en- cambio las sanas no
10 son sino los 90 grades. Consigui6
por medic de I'm procedimionto por
Fl limaginado el conducir Ia corriente
electrica a una gan profundidad de
los tejidos. cuyas parties enfermas
baio la acci6n del calor Sc coagulan,
parecido a la albtilnina en- aqua hir-
viendo. Despues de algun tempo Sc
eliminan por 81 mismo Y los lugares
cancerosos Sc cicatrizen por compile
to, adnitiendo que Sc ha podido Pc
net-ar hasta el fondo de Ia cancero-
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Attractive surtido.

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
el representante del acreditado es-
tablecimiento Las Nouedades, .sha
completado un magnifico surtido
de cuanto Sc encuentra de util, y ne
cesario en- aqllelia importante plaza.
Pedidos .hechos q Europa estan lie
gandof fambien en- cada vapor y todo
cuan8 exija el mas refinado gusto y
Ii mas esquisita fantasia Sc encuen-
ira en- ell establecimiento de moda de
la ciudad. Adornos de cabeza, perfu
meria, muebles para gabinetes y to-
cador, ropa blanca para senoras Sc
noritas y ninas, sombreros, paragua
y sombrillas, relojes, macetas de flo
res, figuras de marmol, bitcuit'
terra-cotta, estuches, alfombras, ju-
guetes, vajilla de cristal y de plata
Sc encuentra a precios convenientes
en- ell establecimiento de la calle de
San Francisco. Ordenes por correo
y telegrafo. Servicio pronto y cuida-
dOso.
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No 10 olvideis.

Eon San Luis Los Sres. A. Alva
rez hermano. siguen obteniendo e! me-
lor @xito con laventa del acreditado
hon San Luis" producto de superior
oalidad que ha oonquislsdo justa "a
ma en- Ia isla y iuera &c ella No
eontiene sustancias nodvas Y es una
bebida t6nica y recoustituyents No
divides que los pedidos deben hacerse
d Ia acreditada casa calle de san Jose
en- San Juan. Ron San Luis"
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In ca}>h 1ntoXi-
- cacion en- HatiNo.
So hermano tra!io unoS medica-
men'os y equiyocadamente
hiZ0 us0 de ell0s.
lNnIEestrn lo.,as; nnsal

Junin 2:>.--,-2 in.l.Idua Domin %
Pagan, 1d h3rGio Campo .Aie2re, Sc
into.i'o elm2rte, DC "a paaada senoa
na.
In herm1nn de e:ta infeliz mani
festd que q dia anterior habia trai-
10 Ga -ircc.ho uno% medicamentos
V eQuivc damente hilo use dc ell0<,
icnorana!o i n ve2 cue tuviesn vene
70.
Dicese que Ia receta no eStaba au-
,o.izada por ningun medico. Las au-
tcriIaIes entienden en- el asunto.
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Sucesos en- San
r.. :; Juan J en- Ia jsIa.
Maximo Suarez. vecino
de Lola, Sc suicide ALI
aver.
Le que ocurrio On eli barrio de
"Hats Puerco'' con la nina
Esperauza Marquee.

Del distrito de Maunabo comuni-
can al jefe de pohcia que por fuerza
del mismo fue sorprendido una ju-
gada al "monte" en- ell barrio Ema-
| jagua, arrestando a tres individuos.
Del distrito de Cabo Rojo que en-
| ell barrio "Llanos Tunas" fue sor-
prendida una jugada al "monte"
en- la casa de Jose Pagan, deteniendo
a dos individuos y denunciando al
dueho de la casa. Los detenidos agre
dieron q Ia pohcia, quien hizo uso
del rotten, pero lograron darse 4 la
ffuga. .--
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ALCALD|A De UTUAD0.

Sc desea cubrir inmediatamente
una plaza de medico para el poblado
de Jayuya, que tendra de mil cien q
mil doscientos dollars anuales en- el
proximo ejercicio, y otra de medico
para la ciudad, con MD dollars.
Las solicitudes deben enviarse en-
seguida. 49,
-. A.. de JESUS Lopez,
Alcalde.
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La temperature promedia de Ia
semana que termino el dfa 25 de ju-
MO, regularmente de toda Ia isla,
fue TO. La mas alta que han infor-
mado fue go. en- Juana Diaz, y la
mas baia fue $50. en- Jayuya; Ia ma
xima promedia de la semana fue
$50. igual & Ia de Ia semana pasada,
Y Ia mfnima promedia fue go, un
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29

sidad En- el cancer superficial, como
en- ell della lengua, basta emplear una
o dos veces elprocedimiento electrico
pero el NAL debe haber sido reconoci-
do 1 dehido tiemnn-
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Treasury Department OF Porto Rico.
SUBAGTA PUBLICA.
B1ENES INMUEBLES

|sUBAsTA PUBL1CA BIENEs INMUEBIEs
ID 1nternas de utuado da II de- uo de
1910 las de Ia manana sean vendos los meo po los
relaconado los
clones ao coo fueron embargad haber pagado
Ley de Rntas Internas
RoPlElARloS Dpc6n de propedd Conbucones gastos
,, aproximados.
NJ Oss6 d Ca, casa, Gale Aguainaba Pueblo 5se|
Sue Francisco Arabia Gale Cayo-Hueso Pueblo ASH
Isabel Caamano. Gale General Stone Pueblo Is 04|
Jose r. Colon Serbia casa sar, General Maceo, 794|
1 casa Betances No. G. s33!
Je1s Maria Pena Ano
MO Colon, l Betsncs No 44s6l
Suc Jose Ramon Num- ! casa, Gale 20 de julio. 33
Sue Francisco Natal 25 eds Bo Vv arriba 35 29I
Rafael Madouado. % eds casa, b. Vv abso 35 70
Anto Gonzalez Padia eds casa Bo Vivf arriba 2298
Manuel Ruiz zeda, 20 eds. Bo vvf absjo 1902
40 eds Bo Vivi arrba 2731
Rosa Maria Rog 1o3 eds casa Bo Vivi ab.io 5oS.
Felipe Hernandez IS eds. bohios Jayuya abso 5O66l
Jose Colazo 60 eds l casa b. Jayuya abajo 81 O4l
Sebastian Cruz, 20 eds. casa Bo Angeie 49s
Felix A. Gonzaez p acres, bohfo Angeles 2779E
PEDRO v Madonado, 80 eds casa Bo. Angeles 7719i
F. Gonzalez Acevedo IL eds casa b. Angeles 40 AL
Maria n Gonzalez, 56 eds casa, Bo. Angeles 6S "A
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heoprado de cada pdad debe deptar efeivo 10
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oe que aare de pag eso de cua fue subsada
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Ctuado F. R., mayo % de 1910
(Frmado) Lucas Gmenez-Coector
Apsobado Samuel D Grome Treasurer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
OBSERVAC|0nES METERE0L0G|CAS.
Juana Daz sufrio fuerte calores, una temperate
ra de 81 grades Jayuya un freseo de S.
En- Ia costa Sur sv prsnedie de- uvis toda la isla
fhe ciesto cincueBts sete pulgadas
TU s. Weather Bureau.

'grado mas alta que Ia de la semana
precedente. Practicamente no llovio
en- la costa S. desde Santa Isabel pa
ra el O., pero de otros lugares infor-
man que hubieron fuertes a mode
radios aguaceros. Ell promedlo de llu-
Via de toda la isla fu regularmente
1.57 pulgadas.