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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11
INTERCOLLEGIATE Athletics.

BOSTON. Feb 10-The new England
intercollegiate Athletic association al its
annual convention at the Copley square
nual field day at Worcester. the athletic
events being held there. and the bicycle
races at the Charles River Park track.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11
Total 2757I Total 2746

The following are the weekly SCORES at
Metropolitan shumaker, III: Haggard,
239; Strong, 1S6; Williams 176; Bridge, 1874
Stutsman, 179; Burke, 12S; Nichols. Ia;
Wakefield, 1853; Behr, 2G5; White, lS9; APP
pleton, 1O4 Tyler, 49, LOOMS, 1873
Enterprise-Kimball 201; Jungbauer,
233; Confar, 207; Pinska, 1863; Keys, ISS;
Ide, 1859; Bromley, 221; klosterman, 2SS
Drewry, 207; Warwick, 49, Andres, 2l2;
Weide 156; Fabel, 1913; A. Klosterman, 140.
Recreation-G. Kuether. 1872; B. Quehl.
1863; L. Kiess 100; ]. Pfeiffer, al; E.
Kuenisch. 1S5; II. Shelenberger, 119; G..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11
INTERURBANs WON 1T.
Had "a Margin of Eleven Points Over
Capitol Citys.

Full reports of the inter-club bowling
match played at Amort's and Weilers
alleys Thursday night show that the In
terurban club won, although the others
had slight advantage in the play at the
Amert alleys. The full scores We're:
L., Cl,,h CanitoI Citv Club
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11

Remember, first last and all the time
the Murray Cure is NOT a so-called Gold
Cure" No poisonous mineral substances
are used in the Murray treatment; no bad
after effects.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11
The standing of the players follows

Only evening games will be played DUR
ing the Coming week. Monday night Nc
CreerY meets ConlS,in, and Tuesday Foss
and Smith cross cues.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-11
NUSHKA men WINNERS
THEY SUCCEED IN CARRYING OFF
TRIUMPHANTLY THE COM
MERCIAL CLUB CUP
SOME VERY BRILLIANT WORK

Jack Mcnamara Played the First
Stone, md From the Start to the
Last End the Flight Was Even
Defiel and Cory Skip Two ST. Paul
Curling Club Kinks In Merriam
Medal Contest.
The evening world., 1900-04-25
DON'T KNOW MISS BROWN.

About his Emma Brown. neither ms
mother nor J know any one af that
nAms. ! don't believe father went Il
New York TO meet any such person.
can't understand what he means.
:. Hammond. the son. Il proprietor Of the
local telephone system In Greenpoft. A
place Of aoout 1.Vo. II IL said he sep.
6ratod from his wife four years ago
oAortly aftsr his marriage.
An Eveplne Word reporter found the
ooby ~ bright and early In the wallis
ward In the hospital. Ne has been
named Frank Ferry, from the alleged
circumstance Of his being found In the
ferry-house.
The boy Is 9 pretty youngster. far.
and sturdy Of limb. He II good nainraf
too. not giving vent TO whimper while
Nurse O'Brien washed him. but on the
contrary cfowing and waving his fat
little hands as N In great Elee.
His clothing was of nne texture ana
his whole appearance 20 well-cared for
that he was manife~tly OF different
origin than the usual walf-baby.
The evening world., 1900-04-25
ROBBED A
POLICEMAN.
=
Roughs Held Up Ozat
and Stole His
Pin.

Policeman Edawrd T. oEab. Of IN
West Thirty-seycnth Street Station
limplng and with battered face. az
peafed IN tho West SIDE Police Cour
this morning and made complain
Of assault and highway robbery again.
John Shcehan, tNcniy-thrce years Old
OF u? Eighth avenue. sheehan wa
held In 81 800 hall for examination e.
morrow afternoon by Magistrate Deus
oiab was detailed TO Twenty -siEhtl
street yesterday b. CAPS. Cooney. OF III
West Thirty seventh street station, be
cause 81 the many complaints that hav,
been received lately IL the roushs VII
make Twenty-elghth street and sever'
avenue rendezvous
lie was dressed IN plain clothes an
More On his tic diamond horsesho,
s,aripin valued ~ So This pin excite
the cunlilty ~ Shochan and anothel
Tor they set upon him. knocked hh
IN ne gutter iai He'd down TWcnt.
e.ghh stict toward Eighth avenue " {.
ue pin In their possession
ozih gave chase ~ soon as he got OF
MS feet. and about half way down IN
block caushi Sleehan. PercelyinR this
the pihcr fugitive raised an cutlery. an'
In a moment eight or ten young met
ran from the surISrrding tcnsm,nts an,
went 20 Shcehhn'. assistance. II wen,
hard Sith the policeman from that tins
On. There we're 30 many around hin
that hr could not night to advantag
ana his hat and revolver were takri
from him lie fought to the last how
ever, and when Sheehan left the crow
ami ran asain oIab managed TO brosi
away and make after him. lie osugh
the man In Stewart carpet cleanln,
establishment. AT 40 5eyenia avenu.
where he had taken refuge,
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Jewellcr Hammond, Who
rlay Be Arrested, Says
He Found the Child on
. Ferry Boat.
Ills Son Doesn't Know
the Girl Who Was
with the Old Gentle.
man When He First
Tried to Dispose Of 1t.

supt. Blair. OF the Outside Poor De-
psrsment. has asked Chief Devery TO ar.
rest W. r. Hammond, sixty years old.
a jeweller. Of 4. Main street, Greenport.
L l.. w-ho left q baby boy at his ONCE
yesterday afternoon.
lie bases his request on the alleged
discrepancy between an afidavit made
by Hammond when he brought the
founding 60 the Poor Department and
Z subsequent one made this morning BY
Cahman Thomas ID. Mcdonald. who
drove Hammond and a woman ana the
baby from the Twenty-third street Ferry
10 TIE New York Founding Asylum.
Tho waif was richly dressed. This
morning II was taken 10 the Founding
HoQitai on Randalrs Island. The po-
lice are trying to ferret out Its Identity
and the mystery OF the woman who
rode with HsmmondNto the New York
Rouudliur Home
The evening world., 1900-04-25
A FIRE IN WALL STREET.
Boiling Tar Vat Karat and PLAN M
stream from u Nesri, Caused
an Oti Explosion.

Wall street bankers and brokers ana
typewriter girls crowded In jostlinz
ma,. on Cedar street this noon to
watch the Ere engines put out fifteen.
cent Gre.
fhe spout OF a tar tank full Of boiling
tar burst on Cedar street. near Broad
way. ana the flaming mud poured down
the street toward a barrel Of gasoline.
In an instant a thousand persons We're
screaming ana try ne 10 get away from
the coming explosion.
The cars were blocked ard windows
wefe full
the herr stream was put out lust
before II reached the barrel.
The evening world., 1900-04-25
RAILROAD BEATS WIDOW.
Jar, Revers~s $4,000 Verdict
Against Netropoiitss Road for
kAltiss Patrick O'Coanor.

A sealed verdict In favor Of the Net.
ropolIt,n Street Railway Company was
rendered this morning IN Supreme
Court. Brooklyn. In the suit Of Anna
T.. 'Connor Of ~ Mobiles street. Brook.
lyn, In q suit against that company FOR
pD,o0 for loss Of the life of hr husband,
Patrick II. OConnor, who was assist.
ant treasurer Of the Girflck Taeatre.
ON March q. iSJ he was crossing
Sixth avenue at Thlrty-slXih street
when he was struck by Sixth avenue
electric car. thrown against an IL" pill
lar and Instantly killed.
Mrs O'tonnor got verdict ~ SO M
by defaut a few months ago. The de-
fau.t was opened up by the defence a
short time aye and the case retired with
the ahnve result
The evening world., 1900-04-25
PUSHING NEWSBOY
HEADS FOR PACIFIC.

with a contractors whssIbarrow and
All old.fashlonsd trunk for company.
william J. Geer. nihe.een years old. Of
70 Caledonia street. Rochester. visl
star, from the Puli,sef Building At !
o'clock next Tuesday morning on . trip
overland 70 Bsn Francisco.
''Rs6ty." ss he Is known In Rech.
ester. IL q newsboy Somebody made .
bet OF ts.eoo tina, he could not wheel
the barrow from Sew York TO the
Golden Gate In two and one-haB years
and make $500 on the way from pho
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wore black cape and had a hat GOV
cred with flowers.
I'm take II TO the hospital I said
and the woman with the green skirt
sid, IN ride out with YOU
"6he called cabman. told her |
hadn't . dollar 10 pay for cabfarc, and
she said. Never mind. ri pay 50 we
got In and were driven 10 the asylum.
she said on the way she would drop
me at the ASYLUM and ride u Third ave
nne. she didn't volunteer her name
and ] didn't ask H. She drove on when
We reached the asylum. and the people
here sent me with the child to supi.
Blake
The evening world., 1900-04-25
WOMAN PAID THE FARE.

Hammond admits he scented trouble
vhsn he picked the baby up. but APP
pears more amused than worried over
the sensation his affidavit TO supt. Blair
created.
In that document he neglected TO state
that woman accompanied him and the
baby from the ferry to the Founding
7 Asylum and paid the cab fare.
Hammond told Superintendent Blair
that he had gene over to the Pennsyl-
vanis station at Jersey city TO meet Miss
Emma Brown. Of Greenport. who 10 at
tending school In Philadelphia. She
did not come. and he returned on the
Twenty-third street ferry. Then he
said-
The evening world., 1900-04-25
TUNNEL CONTRACT AWARD.
Bostoa Firm VIII Baiid the Road
from Great Jeses street
Ia Thirty-third.

The contract TO construct Section s OF
the Rapd-rran,lt tunnel. one u the
most Important parts 81 the underground
road to Harlem, was to-day awarded
10 Holbrook Cabot a Daly. Of Boston
Section No. : begins At Great Jones
street and ends az Thifiy.thlrd street.
Contractor Mcdonald refused to nam.
the amount Of money involved In the
contract.
The evening world., 1900-04-25
A MAN OF GRIT.

= know city folks will regard me as
guilty. and my people here will laugh
taken In. ! don't care There's Just
grit enough about me TO want 10 see
thihH through when I start out with
H. Once ! made q move 20 gel that
baby a home. ] stuck TO him 10 the
finish. That's all ! have to say about
IT,"
The evening world., 1900-04-25
ROOSEVELT veT0ES BILL
OF ELECTRIC COMPANIES,

ALBANY Aprli .S.-Gov. Roosevelt ,o.
day vetoed the hin which Permitted
electric hKhi companies to condemn land
IN cities. The bill was Introduced al
companies IN New yess City. which 90.
sired 20 condemn and purchase property
adjacent 10 their plants. the owners III
which had bfOughi suits for damages
caused by noise and vibration.
The evening world., 1900-04-25

tosrsphs and advertising. IL he get
half way over the Continent he Is Il
have a isD-aere farm IN Taylor County
Wis.
deer Ia the mascot Of Hook and Lad.
der Company No. 1. Of Rochester Hts
outh, weighs 10 pounds. including g ia
cup, frying pan. Rnife. fork. spoon and
quilt, lie will so from New YORK to
Syracuse. Rochester. Bufaio. Erie.
Cleveland. Chicago. Milwaukee. st. Paul,
Butte. Seattle to San Francisco. He e1-
poets to reach his destination on Nov.
I. isa
The evening world., 1900-04-25
ECCENTRIC, SAYS SON.

An Evening World reporter called up
oreenport, l. l.. nlnety-hve miles from
New York. on the lonE-dsiance teie.
phone this morning and talked with I'D.
ward C. Hammond. son OF Jewelier
Hammond. The son was greatly sur.
prised when told OF his fathers dolnEs
with a baby. Il vas the nrst knoNl.
edge OF 1t he had received.
can't understand II. I'm sure" he
said Father left home on the 10
train yesterday morning saying he was
Sc.aS 20 Ss- svfs On business aud
that he'd DO home on the 40 In the
evening.
The evening world., 1900-04-25
CABBY's AFFIDAVIT.

sapt. Blair hunted up the eabmaf
effidavit
Thomas D. Mcdonald. being duly
sworn. says he Is cab man stationed
a. the sylyania Railroad fevry n,
West Twsnfy.third street.
"On the afternoon OF April ~ two per.
sons. man and a woman. came 10
him. the man having a baby In his
arms. and asked 10 b. taken 20 the
New York Founiling Hospital. After.
ward he took the woman TO the eie.
rated station at Third avenue and
exty-seventh str-e,. The woman was
thirty years old. OF medium height,
fairly vpil dressed Deponent heid M
csnversatio1 with either party. but no.
tired some SERIOUS trouble between
them.
'Dsponept left man at the hospital.
Al the elevated station the woman
GAve him SIS for hls services. The
woman spoke no words 20 him and there
MAS nothing In her conduct TO excite hls
enpf. Blair decided that there vas A
material discrepancy between ibis and
Hsmmonds AFFIDAVIT he sent them
both 20 the Chief Of Poiice with a ne.
guest for Hammond's arrest
The evening world., 1900-04-25
HOW he FOUND BABY.

~ was about the last person TO leave
the boat. and n I walked from the
upper deck across the bridge to the
ferry-house there nj my very feet lay
this beautiful child Il was fast asleep.
wrapped In Q rubber blanket"
He supplemented his story by saying
that he spent thFes-ausrtsrs of an hour
at the ferry trying TO find the mother.
lie had also taken the infant TO the
Founding Hospital In sixty-eighth
street. but they refused TO receive II.
Hammond left the baby with Mr..
Blair and said he could be found at the
Astor House II wanted.
The evening world., 1900-04-25

Dr. Roman J. CARTS. prominent
physician. Ct Joliet. III. fell on the side
walk al ThIrty-four;h stree, and slxt!
avenue to-day and VAS stunned. Ate
being attended by an ambulance sur
geon friend took him away.
The evening world., 1900-04-25
FIFTH AVENUE STAGE
BILL IS NOW A LAW

ALBANY. April .s.-oov. Roosevelt to-
DAY signed the bin Of Senator Geodseil
which permits the Fifth Avenue stag,
Company 10 extend its operation 10
oshsr streets In New YORK City Than
motive power IN operating ne vshiciss.
The evening world., 1900-04-25

"Ths shadow % tie Tespie,v sy
care Morris, . ssery 81 sss-
ssnssfAs tsssvsss. win ~ 49,
sss - TIE nvsssns wsssa &C.
The evening world., 1900-04-25
Mn. HAMM0nD's STORY,

QREExPosT. =. o.. April 1-w. y.
r1DNpnd. the man who found the
~. fsschsd bis home here ct noon to-
~ Ie an Even..s World reporter he
49, this statement:
- Vas coming IN the upper deck Of
~ terry 10 the Twerty-thlrd street
teetertsy afssrnoon Inside the
NM house 1 afrniet stumbled over this
Ne vns . s-ate OF a fellow. The
y 44nd<<.. vrzpped "a II vas In a
b'anket. wasn't more than foot
~ 4 was a chi,a abou, ten day.
J <1cked q up and stood there with
~ egus. Then loi Of women
1lng ~, .Tnsy asked me fol.
uo11An m GREEN.
The evening world., 1900-04-25

Ana eos rssurns 10 sscksls ana SsssA
He .ti1<d an I'D. IN the vtllAge -
Ana soon !ss setting y Ne e.1s
For Sunday wsfid s6s beisS - =
cellars
The evening world., 1900-04-25

the money. Mrs. jenkins agreed 70
this A World Want advertisement
brought the dodgers and now Tillis
has the longed-for ring.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
ESPANA Y PORTUGAL
IncidenCias de una campaha

/, campafia que sostienen los her6icos
t,srs en- la oonquista de su absolute indie
D0T Dondeneia, viene produciendo algunos in
P;5ontes en- las naciones que simpatizan
ON O-T Ia osuss por 10 iusta y por 10 patri6
''' Aver era ell pueblo frances quien
.v+oriorizsba gu apoyo moral los revo-
Snoionsrios transvaa.enses y orangistas.
v Wsreier pidi6 en- ell senado que Sc estu
iiose IA plsn para invadir Inglaterra
w caso qae asf 10 exjiese ell desoro de
H1y es la preusa esp4fola la que
..,,Iaa los oalifostivos mas duros contra
81 raino lusitano, por sus relaoiones fnti
US con Ia Gran Bretafa. Y Ell gobier-
- he Maria Cristina, esta sumamente
I,odispuesto con ess cordislidad, que
PPnviIeee d los hijos de Portugal.
Sc cree muy fn tible un rompimien
- d. hostilidades entire las dos naciones
ffonterizas
Y Sc sospechl tambi6n que ese aoto
made ser Ia chisps que encienda ell fuego
De Ia guerra europea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
PAL'l-11-AS

Nuestro amigo y correligionario don
Francisco CervonI, ha iniciado una sus-
eripci6a en- 8quel pueblo en- favor de 10
fImiia de Lsstra.
Una estimada amiga de Patillas
ros rslcita a nombre del bello sexo de
sousIs looaldad por nusstro artfculo
Hoy como oyer. ..'.'
En- la nochs del microbes el Pbfo.
Garcia oongreg6 q las damas en- ell tenn
Il, de Ia parroquia para leerles una cir
pnIa7 del h ,uorable diocesano estimulan
doles en- la religion de Cristo. Do allf
surgi6 una asoclaoi6n de g ioras cato
Iess. anoargadas de proPsgar la f6.
Fueron eIeg'das para la dlrectiva ;
.s6,rlta Hsrminia Davils, como presi-
dsnta Vice, seforita Rosaura Silva ;
tssorera, Lucia Davila secretaria, seno
rita Julia R,ooe vacsIes, sefioritas Fr'n
oi.ea Marino, NJ 4tllde Delgado, Ramona
Rioci, Jalia b ,roe6 y Herminia Semidey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

Los aguardientes anisados, licores
que por destilaci6n obtiene ell inteligen-
Ce industrial don Manuel Ambrosiani
en- su magntfica destileria de Manatf, son
completamente inofensivos, estan deS-
proyistos por medic de una destilaci6n
SABA y mlnuciosa, de aceites esenciales,
que son los que hacen t6xicOs a los lico,
res que no prOceden de la destilaci6n. es
declr los que Sc fabrican en- frio. Por
su sabor y delicado aroma. son supe
rlores a los que proceden del extrangero
Manatf IA de NOviambre de 1000.
Manuel BIa1quez Acosta.
Doctor en- Medicina yCirujia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
NOvEDAO SORPRENOENTE

Como ga se acercan los dfss de Ma
vidad, los sefIores Aguayo Hermanos; uT
cat. comercio han recfbii 10 uh COZ UsoI
surtido sac de artfculos de com r peOel
nue estan veDdieDdo que es un oonten''
A precios baratfsim) )s. h;6n
Para esos dias Teciblran tSuh"lo"
uvss de Espafis, turrones De tonas oiaSe'
membriIlo fino 60 pasta -
Ademas de todo ESQ eh uiono
hIocimionto so vpndP la DEMoCkAOiA'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

Personss que nos esoriben de aquel
pueblo nos dioen que Sc lIevaron cabc
alf con mucho luoimiento, los cultos de Ia
iomsoulada virgen Maria.
El entusiasmo del Reverendo padre
Vega, enogrgado de la parroquis, merece
graudes splausos.
Con aacordotes de grsndes virtudes &C
mo 81 como 8, celosos del cumpiimiento
dc sus debares, no dscserfa Eunca la rell
gidn dc uuestros antepasados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
FARMACA De zENGOTITA
Santuroe, frente al Ins' ituto

En- esta nueva ofcina de Farmacia,
Sc encuentra un complete surtido de
drogas, productos quimicOs y Farma
ceuticos, patenti7 adOs naciODales y ex
tranjeros y tOda clase de arttculOs
anexos la profession.
Esmero en- ell despacho de las pres
cripciones facultativas. Equidad en- los
preciOs.
Sc despachan formulas de SocOrros
MJituOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
Domingo de =. Diaz

Pintor decorator, lapidariO en- zinc
Y cristal. retOcador de imagenes y crls
tol6grafo. Ofrece sus serviciOs Gale
uNnevaD numerO AZ. Para infOrmes dl-
riiirse a xLa Democracia>, Caguas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
NOT-A-S

HI ayuutamiento de S IN Juan hs lie
vado los tribunales al concejal Miranda
por fraudes en consume.
AL Juzgado de Catedrsl toca ei como
eimiebt0 del aumarlo.
Sc enouentra enf fsrma de gravedad en-
U4tsi1 b 4yam6n - la nina Hsrmlnls,
hdA de nuestro consecuente CORE lglona-
rio amigo don jose Martinez, jefe de Ia
amprasa Vald6s ettre San Juan = Ca
Gfo.
Qne Sc mejore son nuestros deseoF.
En- Rio piedras Sc h reorganizado el
Comit6 federal y la junta del Clno oe
nuestro partido.
Sc ALQUILAN. Una casa situada en-
IA oalIe del Leon, extreme Norte otra en-
la oslle de la E-trells, extreme orleptaf
en- la ciudad de Ponce, propiedad de dona
juana Rodriguez.
Para iuf0rmes en- Ponce don Nemeslo
Ventura, calle Mayor.
El sabado de Ia semana anterior con
tFsjeron matrimouio on esta ciudad el
obrero federal don OIofre Mojics, con Ia
agracisda joven Victoria Sola.
Fsiicid ades.
ClotiIde z,pata Sc llama ls mn!er .
q1en di6 muerte Violents en- Cabo roJo o.
sugeto Djeg,ito Asenoio.
Sc ha heoho cargo del Consulado ita
llano en- San Juan, por susenoia de oon
d.naro MArquez, don JAcinto Ant )sso'
la Corte de Distrito de Msyaguez
Aa requisitoriado al individuo Carlos 0oSa
Sosa, en- eausa sCbre lesiones.
Eu Aguas buenas SO encuentra Vscan
te Ia plaza de % misionado de spIemlo'
Pedro Ortiz, de Cosmo, esta deolara
10 pTCfogo Gu oausa que Sc le slgue Poi
tObo.
b Honorable presidente de la Oor1'
" Justlcla de Humaoso, so!iclta la Dus9e
OaPtura , prs on de Angel CaadrSuO
'nas Pl,h6n, procesado por eststs'
Man ,na contraeran matrimoDlo clv'
y y 81 lu2gsdo municipal de ettA oluu@
D4'lhO Adorno con Marg arita Torres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
RAFAeL PALAClOS RODRIGUEZ
AVOCADO

Ofrece al pdblico sus serviclos pro
fesionales. San francisco mum. oil.
-Piso 2o-San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

III ayuutamiento de San Juan hs lie
Vado los tribunales al concejal Miranda
por fraudes en- consume.
AL Juzgado de Catedrsl tooa ei como
cmeut0 del aumarlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
HERMANAs DE Ia c4RIDAD

Desc artes ha presentado an proyectC
de ley piiiendo Ell cese de las b rmrnas de
la Carl lad en- los hospitales.de la isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

Sc enoueutra enf srma de gravedad en-
Uatsfj - b B4yam6n - IL nina Hsrminls'
hd4 de nuestro consecuente CORE lglona-
rio amigo don Jose Martinez, iefe de Ia
emprosa Vsd6s ettre San Juan y Ca
tHo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
oTRo t'BILL"

Coll y T0ste somete un xbill1 la
Camara. En Ell soIioita que Sc prchibs la
mendicidad de los niiios la emigration
de los tortolt nos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11
Ultima hora
(P0R TELEGRAFO)
San Juan, Dlciembre l /
(P0R TELEGRAPH
San Juan, Diciembre IL
POSSESSION

Hoy tom6 possession de su cargo de
representante en- Ia Cbmara republicans
Felix SaDtoni, de Arecibo. El iuez de
Catedrsl, Franco, lie tom6 jurameDto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

En Rio piedras Sc reorganlzado 81
Comit6 federal la junta del Club de
nuestro partido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

Que Sc mojore son nuestros deseo'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

NOTA-En expenderan be de ida vuea
ducdo odos los trene, vaed dos da Pero cuando
halle comprendldo
90 8 un da festive conaa dicho da.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

Ell sabado de Ia semana anterior con
tTsjsron matrimouio on esta ciudad ell
obrero federal don o lofre Mojios, con Ia
sgraciada joven Victoria Sola.
Feiicid ades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

Clotide Z,pata Sc llama ls mn9er
q1ien di6 muerte Violents en- Csbo roJo e'
sugeto Diegutto Asenoio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-11

Sc ha heoho cargo del Consulado lta
liano en- San Juan, por ausenoia de oOn
d.naro Marquee, don JAcinto Ant 1sso'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-05-18

Number Of cattle, 32s; value, $4,373.
Number Of mules and asses. q;
valuation, $50.
Number of sheep, 1884; value. $2,SS4
Number Of hogs, 247; value, 1892.
Number of carriages, 10; value, 1915.
Number Of watches, AZ; value, 1881.
Number of pianos and organs, II;
value, 1920.
Amount of money, sS,as1; credits, $685.
GIG.
Number Of dogs, males, 46; females g.
Acres of wheat sown for 1899. S54;
bushels, 500.
Acres of wheat sown for 1900. 700.
Acres of oats sown for 1899, 52S;
bushels, 1896.
Acres of oats sown for 1900, SOC.
Acres of corn planted for 1899, 434;
bushels, $685.
Acres of potatoes planted for 1899, So;
bushels, 2,627.
Acres Of potatoes planted for 1900, 25
Acres of grass in 1899, 937; tons OF
hay, 900.
Acres of clover in 1899, 106; tons Of
hay, 112: clover seed, so bushels.
Milk sold, 2,150 gallons; butter made
9,2S5fbs; eggs produced, 4,370 dozens
apples, 1890 bushels; peaches, bushel
lands owned, 6,247 acres; cultivated, g.
1893 acres; pasture, 2,S6S acres; wood
land 563 acres; lying waste, IS acres.