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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
NATURE STUDY.
Why do You Think a Rabbit Wabbles
Its Nose?

| why 90 Fou MINK d haDplt w 5pDleS
Its Nose?
| Have you ever noticed rabbit wab-
bling it's nose? Why do you think he
does it?
DO you think big pigs grunt as an
expression of pain or pleasure? Do
the little pigs show any sign of affec-
ton for each other?
DO robins and chickens walk alike?
When sheep get up from lying down,
do they rise with their fore or their
hind legs first?
These are some of the questions
which have been submitted to the
school children of Maryland by the
lecture committee of the Childrens
Playground association. Prizes will
be awarded for the best answers.
The object of the questions is best
stated by President Sylvester OF the
Maryland Agricultural college, who
wrote the committee as follows:
The questions are very pertinent
and should develop the observing quail.
tits of the child's mind to a remark
able extent, which is equal TO the best
form of education"
In addition to those given above
some of the nature questions prepared
by the committee are:
What is your fayorite trec--au oak,
or an elm, beach or a birth, a syca.
more or a poplar, maple or a chest.
nut. a cedar or pine? Say why you
like best the one you choose. Will you
try 10 draw a leaf of your favorite
tree? Does the tree change color in
the autumn and what color does ii be-
come?
What is your favorite flower? De
scribe it as fully as possible WIN you
draw il. If you can
In whit month does wheat harvest
come? When is corn harvested? What
do you think is the prettiest crop
growing? Which crops give the best
food for men? Which give the best
food for cattle?
Give the names by which we call
the following animals when they are
babies. Horse. goat COW, fox. dog.
cat. sheen, rabbit, frog, deer
Have you ever seen any rabbits? 10
they rum If not. will you describe
their movements
What is the preStiest bird you know
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
spanish.American Islands,

Survivors of the cruiser Yosemite
wreck NJ Guam say all that was pos
chic was done 10 save the ship.
several plans for a constitution
we're presented to the Cuban conyen-
tion II was decided that the replo-
tic shall be unitarian instead OF red
eral
Tho Porto Rican house of delegates
met i'm Joint session with the executive
council the two bodies adopting res
CLINTON to cable greetings to President
Mckinley.
Thirty native scouts under Leuteh'
amt Jernlgan defeated 200 rebels near
Santo Domingo, L1zou. The rebel
leader Aguilar and fifteen insurgents
were killed.
The navy department cent a supply
of lumber nails, etc, 30 Guam on the
brig Sprecklcs, which left San Fran
cisco with naval stores for Manila.
The building material is for the pur-
nose of repairing the extensive dam
age done to that island by the typ
boon.
BY direction of Major General Wood,
the cavalry troops in Cuba are en-
gagged in a series of practice marches
of not less than two weeks duration.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
Foreign.

The Fifteenth parliament of Queen
| Victoria opened.
1t is now expected that the czal
will recover from his attack of typhoid
I fever.
A. II. VANDERBILT, the well known
actor, died at London from Brights
disease.
Mrs. Abbey Sage Richardson
American author and literary critic
died in Rome, aged SO.
The deaths in and around Manches
ter, Eng, resulting from poison in
beer thus far number so.
The report of a surgical operation
on the pope is denied and the asser
ton is made that he is we'll
Gen. Auguste MERCER created sen
sation in the French senate by de-
clariug that England could be invaded
with ease
Miss Lillian May Langham, Ameri'
can heiress. was married in London
to Baron Speck Won Stenburg, a Ger
man diplomat.
The duke of Manchester was eX-
cluded from the English house of lords
until his debts have been paid. He
spent the day in buying a dog and in
entertaining his friends.
The quarantine Office at Bremen has
ordered that. on account of the out
break of the plague in south Africa,
ships from Cape Colony and Natal
are to be subjected to special ex-
animation.
The elections at Lima. Peru. passed
of with Insurance, The result is
favorable to the electoral coalition
in the district of whose candidates
appear the names OF some OF the most
respected citizens of Lima.
4 dispatch from Manaos. announces
that a volunteer corps is being organ.
lied there to support the so-called re-
public OF Acre against the Bolivian
troops. Ii is reported that the Bo-
liyian ministers In Washington and
London are negotiating for the sale
or Bolivian's rights in Acre TO an
American syndicate.
W. S. Cherry, who left HIS home in
Chicago in the summer Of 1896. is now
en- his way to his home in America,
having experienced in the heart OF
Africa adventures more thrilling in
many respects than those OF Living
stone or Stanley. For four years, Mr.,
Cherry has been living among the
CONGO natives. He tells terrible
stories OF cannlbalism.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
China

The German flag has been raised
over the tombs of the Ming dynasty
near Pekin
European governments are slowly
but surely coming around to America S
policy as to China.
Baron Won Richthofen stated in the
reichstag at Berlin that the German
course in China was not war. but
armed Intervention
The ENJOYS at Pekin signed new
protocol along the lines laid down by
President Mckinley, Ii Hung Chang
reports the execution of SO boxer lead.
ers
An imperial edict was issued de.
priying General Tung Flu Hsiong OF
rank, hut leaving him in command OF
troops The court is to remain at
Sngan Flu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
Church and CLERGY.

Ira d. Sankey proposes TO establish
a training school for gospel singers.
He believes there is a demand for
such an institution.
Up to Sept. 25 the Roman Catholic
church had lost forty.eight mission
aries in China OF these five were
bishops, twenty-eight priests, three
monks and twelve nuns.
The Methodist board of church ex-
tension has provided $4,000 for the
erection of a new church at Galveston.
st. Johns church and St james
church will be amalgamated.
The first woman medical missionary
to Porto Rico has just been commits
stoned by the Presbyterian board Of
home missions. She is DR.. Nellie 5.
Sheehan Of Minneapolis and a gradu-
ate of the University OF Minnesota
The Endeayor World states that a
candle, a marked copy of the New Tes-
lament, and good reading matter have
been furnished each cell in the New
Jersey penitentary by the Montelair
IN. j. societies Of Christian En-
decvor.
Dr. Temple, Archbishop Of Canter
bury, is an unwearied worker in the
cause of temperance. and is much dis
appointed that, in spite OF his efforts
parliament refuses TO DO anything 20
ward restricting the drink tramc. The
archbishop has prepared three bills On
the subject, and they will be presented
at the coming session.
The African Methodist church OF
Syracuse has pastor. Rev. Dr.. J A.
d. Bloke, who has had a remarkable
career for a negro Born in the West
Indies, he has Travelled much. and IN
Manchester, England, met and married
white woman He has a complete
university education and holds three
degrees, being proficient teacher i1
Latin, Hebrew Ard French.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
THESE TAXES TO GO
WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT TEE
OFFERS AN EXPLANATION.
OF WHAT 1T WANTS DONE
Bank Checks, kilograms, Express Re.
ceipts, Proprietary Medicines,
Notes, Mortgages and Deeds Among
Things to be Relieved of Stamps
Beer and Cigars Also Favored.

Washington. Dec S.-Chairman
Payne of the ways and means commit
tee has submitted the report OF that
committee, signed by all the repub.
lican members II favor of the bill re-
ducing the war revenue taxes about
$40, 900. The report says in part:
I'm making the reductions in the bill
reported, the committee have sought
to remove the more annoying taxes
in the war revenue act by the entire
abolition of those which were the most
vexatious and by the reduction of
those which seemed to have proved a
great burden upon the several
branches of trade to which they ap-
piled. Tie committee recognize that
manufacturers of beer have some
claim in the general reduction of war
revenues and they believe the amend
ment proposed in section ] of the bill
making a net reduction of 25 cents
per barrel, gives them all the relief to
which they are entitled in view Of the
reduction carried by the bill
In the war revenue act the tax up
on cigars averaging more than three
pounds in weight to a thousand was
made $3.50. This 60 cents per thous-
and was very onerous to the manu-
facturers, especially those engaged in
a small way in making the cheaper
grade of cigars. The committee have
therefore reported an amendment re-
ducing this tax at the rate of 60 cents
a thousand.
The two cent stamps on bank
checks, certificates of deposit, drafts,
postal money orders, etc, were very
annoying to large class of people
and much complaint has been
made to the committee, es-
pecially from the smaller towns
and from farmers. Another source of
annoyance has been the tax of one
cent on express receipts and telegraph
messages. There is no doubt that this
taxation caused more widespread an
noyance and trouble than anything
else in the act. The committee there
fore have stricken these taxes from
the law. The tax upon deeds and
conveyances has been quite burden
some in numerous instances. as we'll
as the tax upon insurance leases. The
tax upon promissory notes and mort
cages has been very onerous upon the
debtor class. These are the principal
items that are stricken from the
schedule. The committee have re-
pealed all of schedule 3, excepting
the tax upon wines. This includes
the tax upon proprietary medicines
and articles of a similar nature
After giving the reductions in detail,
aggregating s40,000.346; the report
says: After this reduction shall
take effect. leaving revenue S65,000,-
600 under the war revenue act. that
sum will be barely sufficient to meet
the train of extraordinary expendi-
lures which follow the close of actual
hostilities. We are certainly justified
in maintaining the war revenues up to
point equal to the extraordinary ex-
penses entailed by the war"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
She Surprised the Heather.

A young woman at a watering place
this summer made reputation as a
profound linguist in a rather odd man.
ner. She called one day at a Chinese
laundry, where she had left a shirt
waist, but it could not be found, as
there was no entry in the book of
hieroglyphs corresponding to her
pink slip. After q half hours search
the Chinaman found the entry. A
mistake had been made, the entry
crossed out and a new set of hero.
glyphs in tiny characters placed be-
low She was told that the waist
would be Numbered and she could get
it the next day.
The next day the young woman
called for it, accompanied by three
other young women. At the seashore
the excitement Of a visit to the
Chinese laundry is not to be de.
spIsed. The Chinaman to whom the
pink slip was presented was not the
laundryman of the day before, and he
experienced the same difficulty in
finding the identifying character
finally saying, Not in book" The girl
answered calmly, Il can find it" and
the Chinaman allowed her to take the
book. Turning the leaves until she
came to one that had an entry crossed
out with another in tiny characters
under it, she handed it to the China.
man. There it is" and to his sur.
prise he found it.
You only lady | know spike
Chinese" he said. And the other girls
looked upon her with admiration
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13

The development of the photo
graphic plates used in the observa-
tons for the Leonids at the Yale OBJ
servatory shows that six photographs
of meteor trails have been secured.
Among them is an exceptionally fine
one of large and long meteor path.
The jury in the suit of Emmett L.
Holmes, colored. VS.. the Washington
Water Power company, Spokane
Wash, returned a verdict in favor of
the defendant. Holmes was refused
food at the restaurant owned by the
company He demanded $500 dam.
ages.
1t has been decided by Assistant
Secretary Taylor to abolish the immi-
prevent immigrants from getting
across the Minnesota border illegally.
Inspector Ladweg's service will ex-
pire this month. He is a St Paul
man
Professor Horatio w. Parker Bat
tell, professor of music in Yale uni
versity, and author of Hora Novissima
and other works of music. has brought
suit against a New Haven newspaper
for 100000 damages for failure to re-
turn a manuscript of his lecture on
Church Music.
At Platte Center, Neb., w j. Gentle.
man, a wealthy stockman, held the en-.
tire town at bay and shot four men,
The injured: Henry Tanger, may die;
Pat Hayes, city marshal, shot in the
back; Robert Wilson, seriously
wounded in side; S. Olson, right arm
shattered and thumb shot off.
The annual report of Secretary of
War Root treats of military and re-
construction operations in the Philip
pines, Cuba and Porto Rico and makes
some interesting statements. The
war department asks for an appro
priation of s171,773,SS5 for 1902, as
against $1S5.9O3, 551 for 1901.
The goth annual convention of the
Iowa State Travelling Mems Associa-
ton, held at Des Moines, elected Of
ficers, Secretary Haleys report
shows 1929 members in good stand
ing, an increase for the year of ops.
The receipts for the year were $780,
S72 and the disbursements $96. LAT.
The committee of clergymen and
laymen appointed by the last general
assembly to the Presbyterian church
to make a recommendation to the next
general assembly, which meets in
May, on the question as to whether
there shall be revision of the con-
fession of faith, assembled at Wash
ington.
The report of Gen j C. Brecken-
ridge, inspector general of the army,
earnestly recommends that the bene.
fits of the law of March 8, 1899. pro-
viding for the retirement of officers of
the navy, under certain conditions,
with the rank and pay of the next
higher grade. be extended to include
officers of the army.
Walter d. Glenn, wanted for en-
bezzlement for nearly $4,000, has
been arrested at Rawlins Wyo, and
an officer armed with requisition pa
pers is on his way to bring the
prisoner back to Chicago for trial
Glenn was bookkeeper for the Me
chanics Building and Loan associa
ton of the latter city
Robert Patrick was shot dead by
Samuel Keel near Tishomingo |. T.
Patrick attempted to act as peace
maker between Keel and quarreling
neighbors. Keel was shot through
the shoulder and seriously wounded
by Sim Tyson, who escaped. Pat
ricks father. who was so years old,
upon hearing OF his sons death drop
ped dead
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-12-13
HER HEART WAS TOUCHED.
A South Dakota Mother AMI Her Little
Girl Expresses Their Gratitude in
an Open Letter.

Girl Expresses Their Gratitude in
an Open Letter.
Folsom. Custer Co., South Dakota,
Dec. lSpecial)-Mrs. II. ID. Hyde
has given for publication a letter eN-
pressing her unhouuded gratitude to
Dodd's Kidney Piis for the double
cure of herself and little daughter.
Mrs. Hyde has been troubled with
pains in her heart for over three years,
and for a long time her little girl suf-
fered from weak Kidneys The CRATE
full lady does not seem able to find
words strong enough to express her
gratitude. She has written the follow
Ing:
| cannot say too much in praise of
Dodd's Kidney Pills. They are the
greatest kidney and heart medicine l
ever used. / had been troubled for over
three years with severe pain in nay
heart, which entirely disappeared after
/ had taken few doses Of Dodds Kid
ney Pills. ] also gave them to my lit
tie girl, whose Kidneys had been weak,
and she commenced to improve from
the very first dose Dodd'S Kidney
Pills are certainly a wonderful medi-
cine. ! would be pleased to have this,
my statement. published, as ! feel 1t
my duty to let others know just what
the Pills viii do for them
MRS. II. u. HYDE.
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure. soc
a box All dealers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-15
'IratadO
COnQerCial

Dice el <South American Jour
mails, que los Gobiernos del Brasil y
de Italia han celebrado un tratado
de comercio, de conformidad con ell
cual el cafe del Brasil eutrara on TIA
ia con los derechos de importation
lreducidos en- 20 liras.
Asf mismo los productos proce
dentes de Italia podran i'm mportarse
en- ell Brasil satisfaciendo los dere.
chos de las tarifas mfnimas de adua
mas
En- tanto nuestro gobierno des
cuida ell cafe de Puerto Rico, que
es por su perfume ell primer grano
del mundo, y no nos abre mercado
en- Europa, con bsneicio para noso-
tros y para Ell comercio de la Union,
que puede obtener Gu cambio conce
stones importantes.
Ffjese el Gobernador Allen en-
este asunto. y ayddenos a obtener
la aperture de mercados, que esti
mullen ii agricultor antillano, no
desatender ell cultivo de esa planta
que representa- uuo de los ramos de
nuestra riqueza insular.
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na una vida, privada dol auxiliO de
una compaffera,y ebdia que m5s el
que menos, tn vimos <que pegar al
gun bot6n, en- nuestras ropasly su.
frimos tanto para erihebrar una aeu
ja; ique grata compllcencia nos pro
duce, en- el alma, 81 dia en- que, al en-
trar en- nuestro hogar encontraba.
mos llenos de sorpresa, & La lulce
companera nuestra ocupada en- ha.
Ger aquello lnismo que tanto NORTH
CO nuestra pacieucia en- los dias de
solterfa!
Els innato en- la mujer ell senti-
mlento de ordenar y dfrigir las deli
cadas y hermosas tareas de una ca
sa! Y Ynadie puede sustituirla, por
que ell hogar y las funciones del mis-
mo Sc crearop solo para ella
iBendito Ell hogar donde la for
de Ia virtud puede crecer amin ada
por el alma grande, noble y sublime
de una mujer!
iTriste la mansion que no puede
recoger en- sus paredes ell habito vi,
vifcante de un suspiro de mujer, y
que no puede recoger 5aio gu techo
las vlbraciones de un alma, que su
ben como incienso buscando q Dios!
iF'elices los que cuentan con un
temple para ell amor, los que pueden
recoger y aspirar Ell sublime aroma
de I'M hogar feliz:
Esos son los que batep las alas
de Ia felicidad: ;los aromas de un
hogar!
Nj. QUEVEDO BAEZ
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PARIS BAZAP.

Con motive de estarSe esperanto
Ell gran surtido de "Sombreros Y
Capotas" adornadas para sef1oras,
objetos de fantasia, adornos para
trajes iniuidad de artfculos mas
q actualmente Sc halla prnado
en- Europa ell Jefe dc esta casa don
Pedro Giusti, Sc realiZaD a precio'
nunca vistos: Sombrillas de colures
para sefloras d peso y medic una:
Calcetines negros de hilo de E>cocia
a veinte centavos par. MediaS de
hilo de Escocia ! luto a veinte centa
'vos par Medas hilo de E>cocia
de colores para nifias 'liez" cen
tavos par. Qoeda muy p"ca exis
tencias de traies de drill blanco de
dos pesos un, asi como de faldas
americanaS :, esencias francesas q
SO centavOs frasco.
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lj,ea !4.!ea interior,
AL Honorable
Conseio Ejecutivo de Puerto 4

AL Honorable
Consejo Ejecutivo de Puerto Ri
Ia Compaf1fa Port America de
Nueva Yor k " Pto. Rico, tornado
con ell fin por una parte, de constru'r
Y explotar Was. ferreas en- Pto. Rico
respetuosamente manifesto: que ha
de tempo en- tempe, por .espacio de
cerca de dos af1os, ha procurado OBJ
tener autorizaci6n pare cOnstru-r
una via ferrea por el interior de la
Is!a con los ramales que Sc requle
rem para unir.a con los principales
puertos de las distintas.costa y con
las mayores poblaciones interiores;
que mientras tanto ha hecho exten'
SOS estudios de la topograf1a de Ia
Isla Y mensurado muchos cientos de
millas de lfneas preliminares y que
hasta ahora, presentado al Conse
10 una solicitud preliminaria para el
derecho de construir y explotar dl
cha via -ferrea, acompaf1ada de pla
nos de la misma y de las tierras ad-
yacentes, asi como perfiles que indi
can las alluras y desnivelos de las
distintas nneas.
Con objeto de cumplimentar las
reglas de vuestra Comisi6n para las
franquicias, la Compaf1fa renueva
ahora su petition y pide a deflnitiva
concession para construir y explotar,
en- su principle por medic del vapor
y luego por fuerza eisctrica las 81
guientes lineas de Was f3rrreas, de
no menos de un metro de ancho; en-
rezardo an la ciudad de San Juan 4
la boca del canal de Marlin Pena,
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SON ESTOS SUS S!NTOMAS ?

Pr dilecci6n al onanismo, emisi"lre az oia o ae
n,rhr. d rr,m al estar en- - s"nGl" r' d.aa uaa
! >cl>as; rr.,nus, contrrcctones O., 10. nIusc"los
4 ,r son pr-curs"Ie- de Ia Epil' psla,: peLsa
t.. l"n.iasa a drrnn,ar d,tm,r, nsaeio" de en-; n
"cimietto pe,'6a de Ia So an ia' III 10y "a NC
-. n las Uel mas enl,s n hscul"s, sti s"'i6n
~, r,is'rzA Il" salieptor tnqht tun i'1a ~ ae cs
IL. nin. ill., in''ecision, melancoi" al sal 10 as
t,,,I.s at,'. II vista debiIad d. -lt e: ',tc'oo
lie eal nvoiu..ais; dt,In' ,dn a h a. d,so. h-cs.
tint e. lnan,'s lies y. sos nc, T. Moi M TO
n gun ."ligr" inmin"nto d. nn.,'s inf.r,mLl%,
im"e"ciA par'alt % n'' ca On eese.s lie.
caimirut.I"d, IN sen lrit ad. orgst'- csid"s
den disppsad r'G c,a &c naspa4o Aaano' lara 1n
hnnlr. oi,e d,.e r cuprrar GUS enertt 'as iueizss
v,tar--. v-ndra e'l trreaa De alguna iatai
\nsnrr = a lictan"s "e todos los que sur en-
De a ,nnn de- i..- s1utCmrs arriha epun e,sdns,
QUE oBsERVEN BiEN ESTE ;,a AVtLSos a y t.,s
u ienci:l. iratanao enf'rmedad,s de i"a ntivm.y
G.l 81 TEN, sexual. Y Qui' IL 8 pueoeh aiauuzAr
yis ei@" nna Taa''a fscS e +,a de 80 caso
IAN d., 5 T., - =. casa" ra ,'or o,,r :. e1 d., les -in
I"nlbralu. SO le b III n'"i 'rtao" 6 %.
IT,. Il tG" algn1 Il al amir T. para Rohoti eet
-'lrc.t.7 sffi4 8 Aiyu1i Otia enr rImrd%f AtHtl ca
.,u,.4trl au,r ie m6'itc"s di2gn'sucaIa else
gu.ha Y cnrl.Idossmrnte su case tgIa'tr) inI'rtn.
!: Il It ,itaa .u el que efrCtnara una curacon
atca -e l.. restabler+ra Cd su 9 rnpleLa saluo.y
v"lv.ra Ud s'r un hon,bfe vig"r"so q "a Los LOS
pnstal c.rnu e:,,antia de buera fe, e env1aren'os
rn-rgui a las medcinas reque' Id pir c. rrso
nl6',icHs haya ti-c,diio eli complete ,ratam:ept
qTa III die. C ao'n-tetsr.
C0MPANIA EsPECIALIsTA del NOR rE
49, V..aent Bldg, Broadway & Duane Sts
New YtrH 4.
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de all1 por una Inca recta 4 Guai'
nabo, y de all1, por la Inca que de-
muestra en- los pianos presentados
hasta ahora Caguas. ALI dividifn
doso y circulando esencialmente PR
las lfndas gus SO indicau sobre di
chos mapas, Este { Ensenada Honda
Oeste & Aguadilla y Sur & Aguirrs
y los puntos limftrofes de Colchones,
y Rodeo, con ramales como sigue
de un punto cerca de Utuado 4 Jayu
va, de lCayey a Aibonito, Barranqui
tas y Barros, y de Quebrada Elena
4 Comer1o y tambien una 'l1nea de en-
lace de San Patricio un punto Ger
ca de Corozal.
The Port America Co.
by
Roy Stone.
Manager
San Juan Sertiemhre IA de 1900
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Communicate
Sr. Director
de LA CORRESPONDING

Agradecere, Sr. Director, la in
serci6n en- su popular diario de las
siguientes l1neas.
Mi hijo Rafael Marquez de dos
amos de edad, tuvo Ia desgracia de
nacer ciego con catarata congeoita
gracias al h4bil oculista DR.. FL
gueroa, hoy goza del inestimable
bien de la vista. Fue operado en- ell
hospital de Santa Rosa y en- seis
dias de curaci6n esta completamen'
to bien. No teniendo medios de eK'
presar mi gratitud al inteligente CO.
mo caritativo doctor, hago pdolicas
mis- manifestaciones de agradeci'
miento para que sepa tiene un cora
zon reconocido por su nobleza de
alma.
Feltcita OTtiz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-15

Los senores Guzman Banitaz Y
Gatell han sido va puestos en- liuer
tad. Lo celebramos.
Don Pedro Romero Aguayo,
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Gobernador ell indulto de su hijo
Aurelio Romero.
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