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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-04
NotaS %teatra|eS.

Las obras que subieron & la escena en- ell
dia de aver fueron I'M verdadero triupfo para
Ia empresa de Leicibabssa.
Muy oonourrido estuvo ell <matin6s,, y
fu6 notable ell entusiasmo que rein6 en- ell sobs.
rano, en- la representation de clos Rancheros,,
que en- la escena de los mudos son oapaces de
sdis!ocar, d cuaiquiers.
elias Mojeres. quedaron muy b;en; pero
<La Revo!toss,, hizo nuevamented de las suyas
en- Ell ~publico, que estuvo etodo revuelto. en-
Ia cita urdids por las mujeres celosas para pes
oar los maridos y ell guardia hacienda 10 idem q
90 rival.
Por la noche apareoi6 <Bocaccio,, cuya re-
presentation. 81 exoeptuamos los coros, no dej6
NADIA que desear.
FL teatro ett>ba de bote en- bote, Ia conou-
~rrenoia fa6 seleota y Ia GrifeIl alcanz6 IN triun
TO mas en- ell diffoil desempeho del papel del
ilustre poeta. La Gusmanoito estuvo adm able
en- Fismetta. La Castillo y Ias demas arti-ta-
estuvieron bien. Martinez, Ramirez, Ruix Ma
drid y Posa estuvieron muy correctos,
La representation de- <B Jcacoio. ha deja
do muy compls ci 10 al rablioo. Ahora es que
empieza 4 conocerse la C~ompa1fa.
Sabemos que bay mucha animation para
asistir esta noohe & yer & <Juan JOSEF ell gran
dioso drama socialista del insigne Dioents.
Proximamente veremos a <Miss Helyett.
y eel Libre Cambio,. asf como eEl Roy que
rAbio,, por Concha Martinez.
Conque no faltar esta noche!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-04
LA EScUELA NORMAL,
INFORME DE la C0MISION.

A la Junta 1nsular de instruction Publi-
ca.
eel Comit6 nombrado para examinar las
proposioiones de los paeb!os para que Sc esta-
blezca en- ellos la Escuela Normal 6 Industrial,
tiene ell honor de msnife star:
10 Que han examinado las distintas
o~fertss, como sigue:
Fsiardo: 1913 acres de %terrero, evaluados
en- 81 200 orc; 81 800 orc sin condioi6n algu-
ma y IS. 900 orc con una condioi6n. Total
$40 600.
Areoibo: 100 acres de ~terreno, evaluados
en- Sc. 900. Effective, 5000. Suministros de
sguas que Sc ~calculsn en- $500, y de alumbrsdo
e.ectrico en- otros $500. Total $l3 600.
Coamo: 1GO acres de terreno y 81. 900
Humacao: Ofrece terrenos sin estipular
oantidad y valor.
20 Reoomendar que Sc estsblezca la Es-
ouela en- Fsjsrdo si este &c hsya en- condolences
de cumplir eu oferta. De 10 contrario go ella
s Arecibo, con sus condolences antedichas.
80 ST nj una nj otra poblaci6p pudiesen
sostener sus ofertas, que Sc abra de nuevo otro
concurso por un periodic defnido.
40 HI Comit6 cree convenience que por
10 menos cuatro 8 cinco miembros vieiten ell te-
reno antes de aceptarlo para situsr Ia Escuela.
Y al efecto piden que Sc aumenten q aquel n1-
nero ell de miembros del Comit6.
Pr6ximamente sc trasladarA a Fsiardo la
Junta con ell objeto de cono:er J poder apreoiar
ell local ofIecido.
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bum UEGCCIG.

Sc vende una m.quinaris para elsborar a.
xdoar oentrifug.do, oo1npuests de los siguaen'
tes sparatos:- Un tacho 81 vacfo de 8 y medic
pies do di&metro, de so hect6t<re q 6 sean 8 to-
neladaa de o.paoidai en- az1car seco, provieto
de 5 ssrpentipas, trampss, man6metros, oolum
mas, plat.fo m, esoalers y todos sus sooesorlos
completos-Una bomba 81 vacfo de IA y 10
pulgadss por ls con condensador y conecoiones
ID los centrffugas, si.tens <Hepworths con
malaxor do 80 heot6litros de cabids, trasnnlslo'
mes ) msquina de vapor, TODD connpleto-Una
10 4 ba de vspor para neladura, J tuber1as-
Una bomba Duplex para traer 81 sgus de rio'
con 500 pies tuberfs de 6 pu'gadas, con todos
sus aooesorios completa- Una caldera de aeero
dc 8 pies dismetro por 1e pies de largo, con
40 tubos p,tentes de 4 pulgads, domo de- va
por, hornalls y todos sus accesorios completes
-Uu canal de hero para desoargar 81 szaosr
del taeho y varias tuberias de coneccitn entire
esos aparatoe. -.
Esta maquinsria es nueva, olament ha
trabajado I'm aho y ha sido oonstruida en- los
Talleres de Manlove. Alliott d Co. Ltd. Sc
puede yer montsds en- Ia inca de don jose Il.
Cars 20 en- Guainabo, quien sc deshace de ella
por haber abandonado Ia siembra de cahAs, y
% vsnde por Ia MITAD de eu VALOR.N#
Para mas informes, dirigirse { Roberto
Graham, 1ngenierc. Ponce.
A 3O-25
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Las paItidas de Ponce,
La PoliCia InsuIar.

en- eeta Capital, sohre des6rdenes de gran i'm.
portarcia eucedidos en- Ponce, form scitn de
numeresas parti las de mslhech ,res, ell sehor
Tscster, J fe de Ia poi STA insular. orden6 ell
traslado a aquella jurisdiction de 80 h,mbres
al msndo del CAPTAIN Sr. Molins.
Hey ell S.. T. cht r, h, reoibido ~noticias
de Ponce. expedidas por ell CAPTAIN sr Urrutis,
de aquel ~distuito. que desvirtuan
tod caa. tn squf SO decfa. Pc, ce, dice Ell Ca.
pitan ,Urratia, esta trsnqui'o. ALI Sc disolvie'
ron algunss partidas, que habia formadss, ha-
ci6ndose algunas prisiones.
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La Cura de StearnS
Universidad de Virginia..
Charlottesville, Virginia..

Charlottesville, Virginia.. -.
Fundsda por Thomas J ffsrson. levAntase
este oolegio en- Ia hermosa = sa udable r. gian
de Piedmont, Virginia. Los proximes ejero:
cios en- ezaran ell dia Is de Septiembre, y e'
silos sc introducen mejoras de con-ideracion.
De aouerdo con los proptsitos para que fue
fnndada esta Universidad, ofrece I'M sistema
elective de estudios, y c%onfiera grsdos para pre-
MAR la sufcieDcia. ed sus .lepa, tamrrtos de
LITERATURE, C'EnCIAS, AB0GAClA, MEDICINA
e NGEkiERIA.
Posee la Universluad Laboratories muy
bien e%quipados, para ell estudio de la Flsloa>
MecAnioa, Qufmics, Bio]ogfa y Astronomfa;
Observatorio Astron6mico; Museo de Historia
Natural; Gimnasio.
Pfdanse oatAlogos con toda c!ase de por-
MEMORIES, q Chairman of the Faculty, Univer-
city Post Office, Charlottesville, Va. Referen-
oias en- Pto- R~ioo:-Senor jose E Marxuach,
San Juan. A 3O-26
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Ha sido desestimads una petioi6n del
AicsIde de Msrioso, para que SO le autorix.oe
q conoertar IN emprestito por S 5000 en- pro.
welcomes. r'0
-. FL pr6ximo Martes tendrs lno.r q,
la Carte de Jasticia de Areoibo ell primer mi
clio oral. FL acto Sc celebrara en- los s.lone.
del Consi-tirioA las nueve de Is ms6aus.
Sc ha dado conooimiento al General
Davis po' Ia Seoseta,fa Civil de q ,e la .itu,-
cion del pueblo Piedres es insos tsnib,e. m
siendo 8 :foieaie para dsstrair el hambre' l,s
raoiones desarrz = habichuelae, rep rtidas Dor
ell Gobieruo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-04
Al Honorable P(esidentc
de los {, j, de A,
WILLIAM MACK|NLEY.

Senior:
FL tslegrafo nos ha communicate hoy Ia bue'
ma nueva. de que ayer-al de Agosto de 1899
habfais irmado la declaratoria De indie penden-
ola de la isla de Cuba.
Esa deolaratoria es la confirmation COM
pleta de la Resolution de las CAmaras Ameri.
oanas. que en- 20 de Abril de 1898, unidaa en- un
solo sentimisnto, proclamaban 4 la faz del mum.
do, que la isls de Caba-era y por derecho de-
bfa ser libre 6 independents.
La gloria alcanzada por Ell pueblo america.
no, del cual sois su dignfsimo Representative
ell primer Msgietrado de la Gran Repdblica-
eclipsa, q cuauto grande, noble , generoso,
pueda existir en- la historic de la humanidad,
enla historic de los grandes problemas humanita.
rios, en- la historic del pueblo de la bandera de
las estrellas, como 81 viniesen del cello, alumbra.
das por elias, las mobiles res oluoiones que hacen,
de la nacion americana, ell pueblo mas grande,
maj ibre y mas felis de la terra.
70 me siento lleno de admiration y EMU.
siasmo ante un heoho, que confrma mis- Green
cias, jamas entlbladas, de q7e la Patria de
Washington, fundada bajo bases indestruoti-
bles, respondent siempre & los hermosos idea
les, consagrados en- aquella famosa Acta de In
dependencia de 4 de Julio de l776.
BESIDE que echasteis sobre ~vuestros HON.
bros, Ia pesada pero honrosa carga de ir en- avn.
da de IN pueblo altivo y valiente, digco por Gu
abne g aci6n y nobleza de conquistar Ia hermoss
independence, no hubo s%acri6cio que no hicie-
rais, no hubo tregua q vuestras decisiones, no
hubo vacilaciones en- vue stros prop6sitos, Y de
los a~stilleros brotaban como por encanto las
naves de guerrs, y de los arsenales surgfan en-
abundancla las municiones redeutoras, y los
c~usrteles Sc poblaban de soldados, y los barcos
de marines que voluntariamente acudfsn al re-
c'amo de Ia p~atria,- no 4 servir & un rey-sino
& defender la causa de la humanidad, la causa
de Ia ~justicia, Ia causa de los grandes ideales,
que brotan en- Ell alma humane, inspirados por
Ia serena y augusta magestad de Dios!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-04

Ell 20 de Agosto qued6 copstituids
en- H. villa dc Ag ,sulna Il Junta de CARD 10.
foruada dc los sef pres siguientee: Presiden-
to, don J. o Abril; Vooa'es. don Luis A.
'osa y don Francisco Esteves; Secreta
rio, don Lula Veray.
- May pFonto spsrecera en- la villa d
Aguadilla IN s>manario festive que llevara
por nombra <Ssn Ciriaco.,
- Maestro co.ega de Aguadilla Gel
Crio.lo,s SO queja del NAL estado en- que resi-
be log peri6dioos de la Capital y demas pob.s-
ciones de la Isla, si6rdo!e i'm posib!e formar
oolecciones.
FL Juzgado de Aguadilla tomb decla-
raci6n ell d1a % a Pedro Gotf, preso por maer-
te de un americana. FL expre'ado indivi 'uo
Sc conf SO antor del orimen, segun han infor-
mado a la p1ensa de aquella villa.
-. Sc han prinoipiado a repa,tir Las
proviciones s los indigentes de Aguadills.
~ Sc qatjan de Mayaguez que habien-
do llegado q aquel puerto ell <Pau!ina, y el
<Longfel. W., era muy natural Sc hubiete msL-
dado la correspondence &c la Capital y Pom
ce, 10 cual no sucedi6, perjudioanio al conner
clio y al pdblico en- general.
- FL Alcalde de Csguas ha remi:ido &
la Secretarfs Civil los ex 2edientes de apremio
seq o1dos contra ell Ayuntamieuto de Comerfo,
por debito de derram. carcelaria correspondent
to a los ejercicios 1897 s 90 y 90 s 90.
-. Ha sido informado por ell A!calde de
San Juan un escrito &c don Ramon Tfigo, a
la Secretarfs Civil.
-. Sc hs re:uelto f.vcrablemente 6 don
Jose M" Carrera Vicente, una reclamation
que hizo contra e! Ayuntamiento de San
Juan.
-. Han sido inform,dos por la A'cai-
dfa de Lola, e%scritos al Gobierno elevadcs por
don Fernando L. Garcia Calder6n y. don Rs
fael Rodriguez, caY,ineros y los senores don
Sergio Iglesias y don Pedro NJ Leon, vecinos
de aquei pueblo.
-. Al visitar ell establecimiento de los
seforss 8. Melon & C: hemos tenido OCCASION
de YER las dltimas novedades de Parfs que aos'
ban de importar por Ell vapor frances sSan ST.
mon, las cusles NADIA dejan que desear, y sde.
mas I'm magnf6oo surtido de mercanofas de to.
das clases ipglesas = alemsnas, recibida por los
dltimos vapores de Liverpool, TODD s preoios
muy moderator.
:. Recomendamos a nueatros amigos no deien
de visitar dioho establecimierto.
n-a-12 IL
- De la Secretarfa Civil hs pasado al
General Davis una solicitud dtl Aloalde de
Aguas Buenae, solicitando la concession de I'm
empr6stito lie &, 5000 dollars.
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- Para evitar disgustos reoordamos que
no publloamos ~snurcios nj comunioados de 10
Capital y de la isla, sin pago por adelantado.
Los oomunicados manuscritos &c cuentan . ocho
palabras la lfnea. Sc arohivan los origina es
que no llegan CON 81 importe A eo-12
12rnnf2c de todas classes SO hscen en- Ia tipo-
grafa La Cor~respon9enesa' Al
contado extrioto , pero preoios m6dioos.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

Gov. Roosevelt will In all probability
sign the bill taxing franchises, but
whether he will call special session Of
the legislature to amend 1t remains un-
settled. There is strong opposition to a
special session, and there is strong ap-
provul too. The bill as.-passed places
the assessment of the tax in the hands Of
the local boards. In New York 1t would
fall:into the hands Of Tammany. Natural
ly enough ther, is strong opposition to
this and desire that the State Board
Of Assessors shall have charge Of fixing
the valuation of the franchises and assess
ing the tax. If the legislature is called
1t will be called specially for the purpose
Of making this change. Unfortunately,
however, 1t cannot be confined to this
business and Is liable to start in with
some new schemes. And herein lies the
principal oppositi on to calling it together
ut all.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15
yxE APPROPRIATION BILL.

There have been plenty of signs the
past week of a rising tide of public senti-
ment against the appropriation bill re-
Gently adopted by the city council. The
more It's items are studied the stronger
the conviction becomes that a good man y
Of them can be eliminated altogether or
considerably ont down without serious
detriment to the interests of the city.
While all the projects for which appro-
priations have been made are recognized
as desirable, not a fewsof them are re-
gardsd as admitting of postponement at
least. There is a growing opposition to
the complete demolition of so good a
building as the Park street school house,
and growing desire that before any
such radical step is entered upon the
building shall at least be examined by ex-
perts. There IS a str5ng impression too
that all the protection that Ward 1
really needs against fire oan be provided,
temporarily at least, by much smaller
expenditure than $11 900. The appropria-
tions for fire protection in Wards and 0
were not large, but 1t is believed that
these even can be reduced somewhat
without serious risk. The paving of
Washington street is doubtless desirable,
but it can be postponed without serious
detriment to any interest. The street is
in as good condition as 1t has been for
number of years past, and to postpone the
paving for year will occasion nothing
more than some Inconvenience. II the
Mayor could veto items Of the appropria-
ticn bill 1t would be comparatively
simple matter to improve this bill, but
st must be approved or disapprovsa as
a whole. That complicates the situation
somewhat But we are satisfied that
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

Judging from the speeches made at the
Confederate reunion there has been no
abatement of belief in the justice of the
"lost cause" Perhaps inside good
many Southerners are glad 1t was lost,
but outw ardly at least they all profess
belief in its justice There was time
when the utterance of sentiments of this
kind would have stirred up the North
and provoked plenty of replies, fierce aud
angry. But the North has learned wis
dom If the South has not. ::It has learned
that a sentiment is only strengthened
by attacking it, and that the best way
to treat these Southern ebullitions is to
pass them by In silence.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

The COMMITTEES who drew up the report
which was adopted at the recent reunion
of the Oonferderate Veterans at Charles
ton was doubtless right In declaring
that in view of the events in the Philip
pines 1--WE are not likely in the future
to hear so much about the rights Of men
who have not yet learned to govern Them
selves to govern others When we as
sumed sovereignty Of the Philippines We
did SO without consulting single one of
the inhabitants thereof, and we have
proceeded to set up government there
without getting the consent of q single
citizen, and thereby given sanction to
the claim of the southern whites that
one GLASS or race may govern another
class or race without their consent or
even against their consent If 1t be
right for Americans to go to the Phil
ippine islands and impose upon the peo-
pie thereof government against their
consent how can 1t be wrong for the
whites of Georgia or South Carolina to
impose upon the negroes Of those states
government against their consent. The
defence which we make for our course in
the Philippines is that the Inhabitants are
incapabls of self government. and that
it iS for their good that We govern them.
Thf defence which the Southern whites
make for imposing their government
upon the negro is this one. and another
one, that it is necessary for the protec-
tion of the whites themselves. The plea
of the Southern whites is much stonger
than any we can set up for forcing
government upon the Filipinos witho ut
their consent. If we are right in the
Philippines, and this seems to be the
opinion of tn, majority of the American
people, t would seem to follow that
the whites are right in the Sout hern
states. At any rate while We are thrust
ing government upon the Filipinos at the
point of the bayonet for their own good,
we cannot consistently protest against
the Southern whites thrusting gov
eminent upon the negroes for the good Of
the latter and for their own protection.
The Confederate veterans sense the situ-
alton correctly. There won't be. there
can't be in the future, much talk about
the rights of men to govern others who
have not learned to govern themselves
There may be some talk, and there
ought to be much, of the right of people
to get represen tation in Congress on the
strength of voters whom they have de-
privsd of the suffrage.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

AT the July session Of the law court
in this city, the constitutionality of the
law relating to- hunting and fishing
guides is likely to be tested. The case
will arise over Elmer X. Snowman, the
Rsngcley guide who was arrested last
spring for guiding without license and
found guilty by a jury at the September
term of the Supreme court. 1t is under
stood that wealthy spcrtsmen are behind
Snowman, showing that there is doubt Of
the constitutionality of the law in influ-
ential quarters
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15
MONDAY. MAY Is.
NThe aotiyity OF the Democratio papers

The activity of the Democratic papers
In this district in booming various
Republican candidates for Congress
and their silence as regards Demo-
cratic candidate had given rise to a
suspicion that the Democrats had CON-
ciuded to make no nomination of their
own. The Biddeford REQ ord rises to say,
however, that the Democrats will make
nomination. and 1t expresses the
opinion too that they have fighting
chance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

under the circumstances public ssnti-
ment will approve veto Of ths entire
bill. Indeed we are inclined to think that
many OF the mem bers Of the council who
voted for the measure would like chance
to revise 1t, now that they are better In
formed In regard to the sentiments Of the
people and their hostility to an increase
of taxation.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets infamed
ing, and when it is entirely closed deafness Is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY g. Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

Among the most honored guests at
the Board of Trade reception in Bangor
last week was sx Governor Noel I. Lola,
of the Passamaquoddy tribe. Mrs. Lola
and his sister accompanied him, and they
enjoyed TO ths utmost the Queen City OF
the Pale Faces.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

-One of the most familiar landmarks
In Augusta the old Keunebec Journal
office, is to be rebuilt into a modern
structure. In that old building have
conferred much Of the politics of Maine for
more than a generation. Luther Sever.
ance. James g. Blaine, John l.. Stevens
and Edwin G. Burlsigh have all felt the
public pulse from the old buil1ing' g
famous editorial rooms.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

The State Assessors find that Maine
live stock is increasing, especially the
horses. As farmers:can scarcely sell thei:
hay increased ability to have 1t eaten i.
the logical step.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

-Bangor's Park Commission will ask
for $4,000 for park improvement this year,
and proposes soon TO enter their Forest
Avenue Park for first prize among Maine
parks. Before the prize is given. how
ever. we wish to speak of q park o. two
In Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

The closing of the saloons In Water.
willie on Sundays has caused great travel
by electrics to the neighboring town. Ii
the time coming when the up-to-date
Maine electric railway must have at its
ends alternating wet and dry towns?
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

The tug of war over the cattle-com-
missionership still keeps up back-break-
ing strain.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

The Hon. John Nj. Goodwin, who
has resigned the treasurership Of the
York County Savings bank, had held the
position thirty .nins, years.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

Augusta is much in needi.of a new
playhouse to help the citizens throuL b
that tired time that intervenes betwee n
legislatures.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

Tho graduating class Of Foxcroft
academy propose to abandon the time
honored commencement exercises and use
their time and money for pleasure
trip 10 Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

reports that the number of incendiary
fires in Maine la decreasing rapidly.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

-Waterworks for Paris Hill and sewers
for Norway are talked.of improvements
in Oxford county.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

The Augusta wheelmen also are pre-
pairing to make broad and easy the bicy'
Gle paths around the capital city.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

"A soldiers monument is to be un-
yelled in Camden on Memorial Day, and
Judge Reuel Robinson is to be the orator.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

The long continued dry weather Is
enjoyable here; but in tho Maine woods ii
brings constant anxieties over fires.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15
APPLE BLOSSOMS.

Apple blossoms opened May l4th and
perhaps Others have seen them earlier.
and eight days earlier than the average.
My earliest date Is May 9th in 1878 and
again in 1894, and my latest June 7th in
1888. e
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

Hancock county is to enlarge and
improve its court house, as is befitting
a county that can furnish two candidates
for the Chi ef 1ustiOe shin.
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15
K0hLlNG'S
SPRING
OPENING.

Spring weather has come and so
have our Spring Cloths for the Spring
and Summer season. These goods
are of the latest designs of Foreign
and Domestic manufacturers.
An early inspection. Of these
goods is respectfully requested.
aprl7 dim
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15

Tickets SOC. 75c, sf.0o, Si.5o. On sale Mon
day morning, May 18th. at Stockbridge's Plano
Rooms: 507 IL Congress. rooms and 8. over
| roads to all holding "Sousa" tickets. mylldlw
The Portland daily press., 1899-05-15
PRICE Io2h AND INTgResT,

BEING BALANCE ISSUE 500, 900 BONDS OF
HAvEBEEN TAKEN BY THE VENDORS AND AT PRrvATn SUI