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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-08-28
In New

The Twin City Club, and Employment
Bureau is now conveniently located at
l26 Hennepin avenue in the Pence
Opera House block. The club has an
elegant suite of rooms including q large
billiard room and reading room. The
appointments are in coed taste and
everything is comfortable and attractive.
The officers of the club are: E. Trues.
dale, president; J. E. Stewart, Secretary
Henry Mosley, Manager; LATE Bonner,
assistant manager. No better place tor
gentlemen to spend their leisure hours
can be found In the "Flour City" and
when in the city.
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You and all your friends will be
made welcome at the musicale
and soiree given by the Ladies
Auxiliary Club at the Twin City
Hall corner of University and
Wabasha next Tuesday evening.

Admission 25 cents.
Mrs j Meyers is agent for Barnard
Complexion Cream, which is guaranteed
to remove freckles, moth patches or
liver epots and to cure pimples and
blo!ches. For further information cali
at 462 Cedar street.
The first examination to be conducted
by the barber's board will be held Sept.
II at Minneapolis. A. lew days later
the boad will hold al examination at
Mankato, where number Of candidates
have filed application.
Mrs 7. H. Lyles has been appointed
one of the vice-president for the INFER
state exposition which will be held in
Houston Texes newt year. She will
shortly call meeting for the purpose
organizing q committee.
Uee "Cream of Oip', for the hair aud
scalp. 1t promotes the growth and
keeps the scalp in healthy condition.
Try 1t, so cents per bottle. Call on or
address, Mrs. H A. Kirtley 955 Wood
bridge Ave-, st Paul. MINI.
Miss f V. M,rdocai has been the
guest of Ms w b Elliot of University
avenue, the first part of this week,
yesterday she was the guest of Mrs G E
James Of Minneapolis and today she is
the guest of Mrs, +. L. McGhee.
Mrs. o. D. Howard and daughters
Ethel May and Olive Dee, after having
spent the summer with her brother on
the farm in Iowa. and two weeks in Des
Moines with friends returned last Sun
day much delighted with their trip.
Wednesday night the cosy residence
of Mrs. George Sperlin 26 E. Indiana
Ave. was the scene of a lively gather
ing. The Manasseh Club being enter
tanned by her. The house was filed aud
all had good time eating, drinking and
dar clog until late hour.
W. D. Douglas and Frank Pendieton
got into scrap few DAYS ago and Doug
lass did Pendleton up pretty badly with
q chair. The case was tried in the Mr-
niclpal CourS Thursday and Doug!ass
was sentenced to pay a fine of SIS or 60
to the worshouse for thirty days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIZ. Frances and Mr..
ard Mrs. A. M. Lee, have spent the
week outing at Basss Lake, Thursday
Miss Edyrhe V. Mo, decai. Mrs. Will
Hilyard and Mrs. Will Godett
spent the day at Bass Lake, the
guests of Mrs. Lee. and Mrs. Frances.
Mrs Addison Davis of Carroll street on
last Tuesday afternoon gave dinner
in honor of Miss E.v. Mordecai which
was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs.-Chas
Coleman, julius Pitts, F. L. Nc Ghee,
H Loomis q Adams; Misses Hattie
and Ida LOOMS, Amy Pitts Masters
Herman Pitts Morris Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Frances, OF st.
Anthony Ave, gave breakfast to Mics
Edythe v. Mordecai last Friday morn
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Went. Thorn $50 Better.

A. few nights ago miner from the
north, who had lately sold a claim, had
money to- burn and was i'm an incen-
diary mood, came down to Spokane to
make the currency bonfire. says the
Spokane Review. He was rather rusty
looking when he struck Spokane, but
he was hungry, and. before going to a
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-08-28
REOPENED..

Having reopened the Cafe over the
Young Mems Social Club 81 Jackson St.
I will be pleased to meet my old friends
and more new ones.
Service neat and prompt and will have
prices in keeping with the times.
Special dinner every Sunday from 5
to pm.
s E HARD Y, PROP
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A Hint TO tn. Wise j. sumo,ent.

The J. H. Dillingham; Fuel Company
has made arrangements With the
Youghio2heny and LehiQh Valley Goa
Co. to furnish that company's coal TO
their customers. This is the osst grade
of coal in the market and ia now selling
.: reduced rates. The wise will pur-
chase the dividend tickets now On sale
by E. w. Crancum the agent of the
firm and thus get : reduction Of so cents
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-08-28
PARTNER WANTED.

Mr.. J. H. Dillingham;. Of the J. H.
Dillingham; Fuel Company desires .
business partner competent to take
charge OF the Office. The right party
with little money will receive due
consideration. No one without cash need
apply. Office No. 1856 Minnesota street.
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who avail themselves of the opportunity

to be present.
1. 1AVOCdtlOu, .............s..... rev. brown
2. Organ Prelude, ....... Mrs. j. Frank Wheaton
8. Instrumental Duet. -. Mandolin and Guitar,
4. Recitation, ............. -. Miss Mamie Weir
5. Instrumental Duet. Mandolin and Autoharp,
Mr., and Mrs. j.. G. Reid. 49,.
6. Paper. What of the Afro American Women
fthe hour" Mrs. Jasper Gibbs. ...... .....
Z. The Wonderful Musical Glasses Prof. ,Odin
Void and Miss Wold.... .......,.....! go.
8. Mr.. Griffen Graduate Of Tuskegee, now a
student at the U. of NJ. will deliver short
address subject. 'The Progress Of Tuskegee
Industrial Institute. ...........
Music will be furnished the entire even.
ing by Monroe Rrof. Program will be.
gin promptly at o'clock admission only
10 cents which will entitleyou to refresh
ments with the privilege of enjoy ing a
musical and Literary feast. All are
cordially invited. Take 9Th and Central
car
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par ton on their coal or so cents per cord
on wood. IA penny eaved ia a penny
made" dont1herknow! Office 366
Minnesota street.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-08-28

Harry Martell's succ sssful production,
"South Before the War" novelty and
one that has won fame and many dollars
for its originators, will be the second
weeks attractions at the Grand Opera
House. It is 30 different from ANYTHING
of the kind ever attempted, that it's
success is not to be wondered at after it
has been seen. 1t is composed of some
fifty people. includinga Pickaninny band
of seventeen little Afro-American boys,
four quartettes, u score OF buck and wing
dancers, q coterie:s Of cake walkers, q
grand chorus of fifty voices.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-08-28

Some women have hearts brittle as
glass; he that would engrave bis name
on them must use diamonds.-V oltaire.
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ST. PAUL.
A WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNESO-
TA'S CAPITAL. =,

The SANITY City and SANITY City Folks
Newsy Itcms of Social, Religious and
General Matters Among the People, Bel.
ed Down. ...
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Mrs. D E. Beasley has returned home.
Mrs. strawder Gray has a temporary
position at the capitol.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Durant have re-
moved to 83l, Payne Ave.
You will mako no mistake II you 70 to
Hctel de Mink fu1 your meals.
60 and hear the special music at Pill
grim Baptist church tomorrow night
Four rooms for rent at low rates at
Mira NJ. Palmers 37S Cedar street.
Prof. B. K. Bruce and wife and Mrs.
F. D. Parker spent Monday in Miunea-
polls.
Last Tuesday Mrs. W.B. Elliot give
Miss E. V. Mordecai delightful drive
about the city.
Mrs. r. H. Lyles entertained at tea
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. B. K.
Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs, F. D. Parker.
Mrs. Strawder Gray entertained Prof.
B. K. Bruce and wife ard F. D. Parker
and wife at an informal dinner Tuesday,
Call in at Jos. Black wells, PIP Wash
inston Ave. South, Minneapolis, for
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Best Quail
ty.
The case of VIM Gassaway was heard
in the Municipal Court Wednesday
and he was held to the Grand Jury
without bail,
Miss Maud Harris a bright and &C.
complished young lady Of Keokuk Iowa,
left Sunday for her home after spending
a year with Mr.. and Mrs. Ste phen Har-
ris, of Martin Street.
Don't forget that the Hotel do Mink,
ornes 4th and St. Peter sts. IL *ae best
placo in town for first class board and
lodging. Try tho Sunday dinners and n
hsppy. Only % eauts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poncelet and their
daughters Misses Josie and Louisa of
Mazeppa, Minp,, have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Thompson OF 357
West Seventh street this week.
Miss Emma Porter left the city to-day
for st. Joseph, Minn., to attend the
wedding of one of the members of her
graduating CT. 81. Miss Lena Bernick.
While there she will be the guest OF the
bride.
Mr.. Richard Cousby has purchased the
barber shop formerly conducted by Mr..
Link Overalls on Minnesota street bet
ween Fifth and Sixth streets and will be
pleased to have both old and new
customers call.
Watch and wait for the grand music
ale to be given for the benefit OF St
Petea Claver music fund ut Twin City
Hall Wednesday Sept. l. The best ia
lent of the Twin Cities will be included
in the program.
~ You and all your friends will be
~ 2 modo uo1oono ot Vim p,,o; oolo
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Tickets good to return on any Tuesday or FRI
day within twenty-one days from date Of sale.
For rate to any particular point or other inlor-
nation call at the following offices:
305 Robert st. Cor. 9th, st. Paul.
Alb Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis.
4O5 w. Superior St., Duluth.
or address
: ~ - T. w. TEASDALE.
b. .;.-... General Passenger Agent, St. Paul
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"CHIMMIE FADDEN"
At the Grand Opera House, St Paul.

At the Grand Opera House, St Paul.
The Grand Opera House, bright, clean
and pretty from the hands of an army OF
decorators and renovators. will open it's
season next Sunday night, August 29sb.
Manager Lit has spared no expense in
the improvements, of his playhouse and
it will be mora beautiful on the occasion
OF this opening, than ever before. A
double interest is attached to the occa.
zion as it will introduce for the first time
here, one of the greatest of New York's
successes. "Chimmie Fadden".
Few plays have become as widely pop
ular with play goers in such short pace
of time. From most successful stay of
$50 nights in New York, it vent on the
road and has since repeated it's success
in sll of the large cities. Chimmie Fad.
den, az every book reader knows is a lad
of the streets, slurred of utterarce quick
of wit, unctuous OF humor, quaint Of
philosophy, almost womanly in tender.
ness and very valiant in defense IF the
weak against oppression. His infancy
beYlus in the slums ard in this unfortun-
ate environment, he grows to youth, Tut
despite the vice, poverty and wickedness
OF his involuntary associates, he preeerv-
es an inherent honesty. The FIRST Get Of
the play pictures the Bowery, New York
alive with the curious types to be met
with any" day on that cosmopolitan
thoror ghfares. Chimmie's adventures
begin mere and before he bows his exit
with the plays final curt"in ,all, he has
borne us to bis wn home in the slums,
introduced US to sweetly old fashioned
mother, carried US into the midst of an
old knickerbocker family, introduced US
to his "steady company" sailed us to a
select summer spot on Long Island
Sound, presented US to his cronies. fur
niehed US conglomerate entertainment
in IN out and out street "scrap" with a
bullying thug, figured in sensational
burglary and participated in Vulnerable
other episode interests variously divert
irg. There is love in this play OF "Chim
mic Fadden", it is declared, and there
ia also bate, jealousy, revenge and all
but tragedy? Its an ldyl of the slums-
reflex of low, middle and high life in a
big city. Dan Colyer, who will plpy
the title role, is really the original of
this style of stage type.
1.-THE Hoosier Doctor" Augustus
Thomas latest comedy in which Digoy
Bell, has unquestionablv achieved the
most pronor n ,ed success Of his artistic
career, is among the early bookings at
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1897-08-28

'The Hoosier Doctor" Augustus
Thomas latest comedy in which Digoy
Bell, has unquestionablv achieved the
most pronor n led success of his artiet:c
career, is among the early bookings at
the Grand.
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Special Excursions -loW Rates

for Homeseekers' and Business Men from St. Paul
and Minneapolis via The NORTH WESTERN LIN
&C. St. P. M. & o. Ry., on August II; septem-
Der z and FL October and 49, to certain points in
Alabama, Mississippi,
Arizona, Missouri,
Arkansas, Nebraska,
Colorado, North Carolina,
Florida, New Mexico,
Georgia, Oklahoma,
Indian Ty., South Carolina,
Iowa, South Dakota,
Kansas, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Texas,
Louisiana, Utah,
Minnesota, Wyoming.
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Monument to Him to Guard the En-
trance to the Waterway.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-10
PoR LOS REOs De QuEBaADILLAs

lie aqui los telcgramas que aver rccblo Ia
sefora presidenta de la Cruz Kojs, dofa Dolo-
res A. de Acuha:
De Arecibo: sEsta comisi6u departamen-
tal deseosa saber gestiones hechss para alcan.
zar indulto, incondiciona!mente Sc pone 6rdc-
mes esa provincial para contribuir piadosa obra.
-.Josefa Gil de Lamadrids
De Camuy:-xDamas camuyanas, en- re-
presentation sociedad cntera de este pueblo, su'
plican & usted encarecidamepte iuteIpongs en-
nombre de la misma Gus buenos oficics para
conseguir ndulto reos dc Quebradillas, evitaa-
do asf un dfa de luto esta isla que Sc engalsna
sonrfe ante la aurora de la libcrtad. .-Josefa
A. de Estrella, Obdulia Jnarbe, Francisco Rios,
Josefa OrrioIa, Carmen Arroyo, Encarnacion q.
de Cssaela, Maria Cssuela, Manuela Martinez,
Vicenta M. de Canela, Dolores Castro, Rita
Sanchez Julia MARTINEZ Leon Jaana Gon2a'ez,
Isaura Padilla, Monserrate EstreiIa del Vale,
Josefa c. de Lopez, Adriana Lopez Gaztambi
de, Matide n. de Lopez, Teresa Recbani, Ger.
trudis Ruiz, Gabriela G. de Latimes, Nduvjgis
Gonzalez, Casimira Gonzalez, Daaiisa A. de
Brusi, Sofia Brusi Alvarez, julia G dc
Ecneandfs, Josefa de Echeandfa, Trinidad Ca
brers, Ana Cabrera, Aurelia Rivera, Orosia
Rivera, Isabel A. de Fernandez, Maria Arrie
ia, Hucana Pamfas, Epgracia Casuela, Isabel
de Eeheandfs, Carmen Cabrera, Catalina Rive
ra Arrieta, sefiora dc Sifonte.,
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D E A r E G / B 0
Sr. Director de La CoREEsroNDENclA

ST. Director de La CORRESPONDENTS
Digno esplGnldo remate de Ia magnf-
flea reception tributada en- tTtuado nuestro
ilustre jefe don Luis Mulloz Rivera, In sdo gu
regreso esta villa; regreso qne deba caliticarse
de carrera triunfal. En- efecto, daspues de .os
grandes agasajos scordados al lustre viajero J
su compaIlero de excursion, cl popular Grader
don Jose de Diego, en- la ciudad del centro,
aban6onaron esta al amauectr del dfa seis,
acompanados hasta el finite de la jurisdiction
por gran nimero de amigos, en- coches y i ca
ballo L!egados los viajesos la Quebrada del
Jobo, fueron recibidos por los muchos amigos y
admiradores que les aguardaban Ell dicho sitio.
Dcsde aquel punto hssta Arecibo, no ha
cesado Ia ovaci6n en- todo ell camino, hasta el
extreme dc emp!ear en- su trayeeto triple item
20 del acostumbrado A cada revueta Gel
camino un arco triunfsl erigdo en- honor del
infatjgable propagador dc nuestras lberlades,
por los sencllos enthusiasts vecinoL de les
barrios recorridos. llombres, mujeres. nlos,
todos han tratado de demostrar al scllor Munoz
Rivera, el immense prestigio y popularidad de
que goza iustamente en- toda la isla, y era real
mente enternecedor yer 4 aquellos hijos del
trabajo, abandonando sGs penosas faenas darias
para ofrecerle ramos de flores demostrarie gu
gratitud por sus trabajos en- pro de la libertad.
A mtad del camino y en- la casa habtaci6n
del consecuente correIigionario don Pedro AL
fonso Rosao fueron obsequiados el Sr Muiloz
sus comps7eroe, con un espl6ndido almuerzo.
Despu6s de vadeado ell iltimo paso de RIO, los
excursonstas encontraron al presidente irteri-
no del comi:e local don Jose Ruiz de Sagredo,
quien les brindd tomar asento en- el magnifco
carruaje que alf tenia y que fue cediao galan-
temente con dicho objeto por e Lcdo don Lufs
de Ealo, patriarca dc nnestra polftica. Subieron
al coche los senores Munoz Rivera, don Jose
de Diego Ruiz de Sagredo, y continue la
marcia hasta esta villa, segaidos de sus acom-
pai1antes, que no bajeban de quinientss perso.
mas, hasta ell Hotel. POGO despu6s, volvio d
eair ell seilor Munoz Rivera, seguido de la null
titnd que aguardaba en- Ia cale, para dirigirse
la estaci6n, en- donde fud despedido con vito,
res y aclamacioues por todos sus amigos y el
gentfo immense que ocupaba ell and6n.
Sc espera que pronto Sc veriicara ell meeting
anunciado, al cual han de concuiIir el sefor
Muiioz Rivera y varioa de nueatros oradores,
siendo creenca general, que ese aoto poftico
resutara un yerdadero acontecimiento.
AdOlto BoHr.
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NOTICIAs

*. Son horrorosos los detalles que Sc han
recibldo ror telegrafo de Ia reconqaista de Gui-
sa (Cubs) por nuestras trofas. isecapero el
pueblo Ia coumna Tovar despu6s de un recio
combate en- que tuvimos un muerto i I heritos.
Gusa fu6 tomada por los reboldes en- nimero
muy superior al de sus defensores, despu6s de
haberse negado ell capitan Jm6nez el teniente
Calvo 4 toda oferts de rendci5n. Les insu-
rrectos emplearon cailones con dinami.a que
derrumbaron los faertes sepultando q sas de-
fensores entire los escombros. FL pobiado fue
tambien incendisdo por los proyectiles. Guam
do entraron las tropas en- Guisa ell espectaculo
que se ofreci6 su vista fud espantoso. Los
pozos estalan llenos de cadaveres; en- los arbo-
les habfan siio shorcados muchos volantarios =
paisanos. Toiavfa sc notaban rcstos de cada
yeres ;hasta de niIloe. csrbopizados De L.
poblaci6n dc Guisa que fue saquea ia, solo So
breviyen IS hombres que estan en- poder de los
rebel les.
-. Nos suplicsn publican 10 siguieute:-
xHa llamado mucho Ia ateEci6n que ! don Fer.
pando Ferrdn Sc lie hays conceddo, como sgrseia
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su rcdencidn a! inoo que hs Sable lcysrlo
Z lo od,rn v;ctnr;o

Ell rcdenci6n a! iinieo quo ha sabilo llcysrlo
i la verdadera victoria.
Ahora, pratcnder nosotros impoAernos,
ESQ, nunca: la imposition no pucdc caber en-
I'm partdo democratco como ell Iucstro, y aGn
cuando asi faese, nosotros serfamos impotentes
para clio y nuestra voz muy humiidc para tai
empresa.
Lo que ST podemos decir I. nuostros com.
paeros de Ia capital es que, 81 esta cu, sti6n sc
pusiese phb'ico debate muy poeos, pero muy
pocos estarfan con cllos, y Ia mayoria. Ia tota.
lidad casi dc los obreros dc Ia sla Sc roadrian
de nuestro lado
Y como aquf dnicamcnte los hechos pueden
conirmar la verdad, hagimos Ia prueba
Y nosotios creamoa que log ccmpalleros Ge
Ia capital no Sc atrcyerlan, potqae, sesnramen
te queaarfan derrotados expoaianaose entonoea
d representa- ese scandido parol' que ellos,
que elos con tanta nobleza hidalguia nos
atlibuyep.
Gurabo, de Diccmbro &c 1857.
Dec gracias M3roano, Isidoro Rivers, lose NJ 4"
Rolrfguez Rafael Agnesones, Casiiniro Pcma-
lep, Luis Gonzalez MuTo@, Dautiata isoarfgHcz,
Rafo Rodriguez, Gabriel Garcia, .)aau A'eien
dro, Zcndn Vizquez, t'raucisco Carrasloillo
Jose Co menares Celestino Gndnoz, Seratin
Flores, siano Dfaz, Romualdo Castro jose.
Damaso lIernandez, Jose Maria Arestfgueta
Anac|eto Aguayo Pedro Marcano > Jose
Benjamin 9 ., Euscbio Rivera, Gregorio Ro
be, Ignacio Garcia, Juan Gomez, Elias Lopez,
Jacinto Reyes, Ignacio Colmensres, Matias
Andino, Alfredo A. Rivera, r. BelnabG, Pc
dro Orellano.
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cogi6ndole desprevendo lie do dos garrotazos,
produc6ndole contusiones. El Official ell usta
defensa, desenvain6 ell sable di6le con 6l un
gope en- la nariz, produciendole una herida 'eye
salyo complicaciones. Del hecho Sc d6 cuenta
al Juzgado municipal de la Cate iral,
lila caida del cabello es casi siempre pro-
ducida por una enfermedad herpetica de la piel
del craneo La abundante production dc caspa
es ell sfntoma que siempre acompsila este NAL,
siendo una calvicie premature gu consccuencla
Immediate. Para verse libre de esta dolencia y
conservar el cabello, no hay medicamento mas
efcaz que Ia perfumada Loci6n Antierpetica del
Dr. Mohtes, que alivia en- los prlmeros momen'
tos, cura despu6s comunica al pelo agradable
erfume.-Depositario Guillermety.
-. Han sido admtidos para tomar par.
te en los examenes de aspirantes torreros de
faros los senores don Jose Nieves, don Alton
so Sanchez, don Jaime Viasecs, don Francisco
Siaca, don Alfonso Gomez Brioso. don jose
Acaron, don Arturo Castro, don Esteban Pa
IRA, Don Jesus Jimenez, don Gabriel Colon y
don Fulgencio Cifredo.
- Sc encuentran en- esta Capital, nues-
tros estimalos amigos les senares don Manuel
Camuhas, de Fajardo, cl Lcdo. don Jose
Toro Rios, de Humacao, importantes prohom-
bres del partido liberal autonomista. ReiterA-
mosles nuestras mas afectuosas palabras de
bienvenida.
~ Tomamos de ola Democracia,:
sInvtaci6n. Los que suscriben nombre de
la comisi6n organizadora del Club de xBase
Bali, de esta ciudad, invita- por este medic
il los afcionadosa este ''sport'' para que en- la
noche del jueyes pr5ximo de 4 de la misma
Sc sirvan concu:rir la morada del primero que
suscribe, con el fin de tratar particulares de
suma mportancia para la formation del men
cionado Club.-Dr. j. Vidal Iilaret, Francis
co Barnes. 5 de 1897" va ven
los afc;onados de esta capital que los ponceios
no pierden tempo en- breye contaran con un
Club, para lleyar q cabo dessfios con los de es
ia capital en- muy breve tempo, segdn tenemos
entendio.
-. Sc ha ordenado el reconocimiento y
clausura del temple de Lares por su nal estado.
~ De Caguas hemos recibido esta tarde
ell aiguiente teegrama: <El domingo 10 del
corriente q la una de la tarde, tendra lugar una
gran manifestation pdblica en- esta ciudad. AL
invitar ustedes para dicho acto, hago extensi'