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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-22
". S. TAYLOR is IN NEW YORK
HAS APPEALED TO ROOSEVELT TO
HARBoR HIM.
He Hns Asked thnt Any Demand FOR
His Extrndition TO Kentucky
BE Not Granted.

New York April 21.-The World to-
morrow will say; w. S. Taylor Of Ken
lucky is In New York in consequence Of
the hnding OF an Indictment against him
by the grand Jury at Frankfort. charging
him with being an accessory before the
fact to murder william Goebel. He ap-
pealed to Governor Roosevelt yesterday
afternoon, asking that any demand for
an eXtradtion be denied
The interview between Taylor of Ken
lucky and the governor OF New York
lasted for an hour and half. TIE utmost
secrecy was observed. Taylor was warmly
greeted by Governor Roosevelt Then the
kentuckian began to narrate the personal
feud, the political night and It's tragic eli
max in his native State. He protested his
own ignorance Of the plot to kill Governor
Goebel.
Governor Roosevelt would not say
whether he had promised to refuse TO sign
exuadlt!on papers II the warrants against
he governor Of kentucky were presented.
Taylor Will remain In New Yo,k until
he hears what act!on the District OF Co
lumbia would take on a requisition from
Governor Beokham. II Il is found It would
not be honored. he will rsturn TO Wash
iugton. II not. he will stay in New York
under the protection OF Governor Roose-
welt.
Washington, April 2i,--w. s. Taylor.
claimant TO the governorship of Kentucky.
who has been in Washington for some
time past preparing the papers in his ap-
peal to the supreme court. has Eoae TO
New York lie will return to wash ngtoa
about the middle OF next week. 1t Is un-
derspood that Taylor's visit TO New York
is for tho purpose OF consulting lawyers
regarding the case.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Especial to The Post.l

Washington, April Ex-senator Culberson
today obtained a favorable report on his
Greer county bill fIom the senate subcom-
miltee on judiciary and it Will be reported
favorably 10 the senate by the whole COM
mlttee
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j. NEWTON HATHAwAb
DIR. Hathaway 8 ~ ~
zoo II, Alamo Plaza
Texas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Bar Association Honors the Memory OF
the Late w. F. Reddy,


the Late w. F. Reddy,
The Bar Association OF the city Of
Richmond met yesterday afternoon ar 4
clock in their rooms, In the City Hall.
to adopt suitable resolutions OF respect
to the memory of Hon w F. Reddy.
President James Lewis Anderson called
the meeting to order. Judge E. c. Minor
was elected chairman of the meeting and
Mr. John G. Winston secretary.
The Chair appointed committee OF ten
members to prepare resolutions-viz.:
Messrs John a. Lamb (chairmaD. j. r.
". Daniel, w. A. Moncure, R. 7. Lacy,
SIS. P. Patteson, c. ". Meredith. James
c. Lamb, Hill Carter, Miles NJ. Martin,
and Harvey Wilson
Mr.. John A. Lamb read the preamble
1 and resolutions adopted by the committee.
which paid high tribute to, the de-
ceased, and stated that it was with sin
cere sorrow that the Bar was called upon
to record the death of such a beloved
and valuable member.
The chairman appointed the follow-
ing gentlemen to present the memorial
and resolutions to- the different courts:
Hastings Court, DC. Richardson; Chan
Gerry Court, l.. o. Wendenburg: Circuit
Court of, Richmond, Fl. NJ. Smith. Jr.::
Law and Equity Court. Judge John H.
ingram: Circuit Court of. Henrico- Daniel
Grinnan; County Court OF Henrico, r. T..
Montague
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- = $500
Case of Whitecappins.

SUFFCnK,S VA. Jan. 25.-Special.--
Early this morning three unknown men
went 18th home Of ]. w. Goodwin. near
Ahoskie, N. c., and after forcing an en-
trance, began shooting at Goodwin The
bes.eged man could not repulse the in
truders till about two dozen shots had
been fired. He was hit several times,
and Is seriously wounded, butawill likely
recover.
A posse and bioodhounds were soon on
the trail. ana late this evening it is re-
ported they are close upon the "ould-be
learned.
a man named White was this morning
found dead near Gates alton. n. c.
His bead was crushed and there were
other marks OF mutila ton. "A coroner's
Jury said White met death from contact
nth a ira
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Omc,ers ELECTED.

The following officers were reelected
at the Calvary Baptist, church en- Wee
nesday night: Treasurer. MIR. j. F. Du g:
clerk. Mr.. E. B. Walthau: Assistant
clerk. Mr.. r. W. Jenkins: f nance sGtn-
mittee. Mes.rs G. NJ. Rawson. J.
Duke. A. Purdie, DIR. E. j. Mos :' !. =,
george E. Schuman. Arthur C. Sinton ana
Ernest b. Wilson ,;t;o,,
The reports showed a better co1lui 1Vo
OF the finances than has EXISTED ZOE s's-
eral years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
PHI BETA KAPPA.
Thomas Nelson Page the Orator-Ne-
rrO Il iIle1


Thomas Nelson Page the Orator-Ne-
gro Killed.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Jan. 2'.-spe-
cial.-The Phi Beta Kappa Society, the
oldest society in the United States. found
ed at William and Mary In ITS. will told
it's annual celebration in the College
chapel here, on February 19.h. The era
tor will be DR.. Thomas Nelson Page.
Among those who will be present l'y IN
vitation are Col. Wilson Miles Cary. Ia l.
timore: Hon. w. d. McIlwa4ne, :ee;trs-
burg: Rev. W. w. Moore, d. d, r ich-
mond; Prof. II. A. White, Lexington;
Judge B. r. Wexford, and John j.. =
liams. esq, Richmond.
The negro killed by the train yesterday
at Chickahominy trestle was George Otey.
The Williamsburg Steam Laundry will
erect a new building on England street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Balloon Eurs..

There was no balloon ascension at the
Auditorium grounds yesterday because as
the balloon was being inflated. a gust OF
wind struck tt heavily and caused It to ex-;
pIode. This Is the first time that one OF
the Cornicsde balloons has ever burst.
Manager Wertley says the balloon will go
up to-day IL 1t doesn't rain. This is one Of
the largest balloons ever seen in Rich,
mond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Fn,,eral Services,

The funeral OF Mr.. James O,Keefe. who
died at his home, No 226 Temple street.
Yesterday morning at o'clock. will take
place from the church CT the Sacred
Heart tomorrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK.
The interment will be In Mount Calvary.
The obseeuies of Mrs Mary Byrne, VINO
died Monday last. were held at 1880 0, CLOCK
yesterday from ST. Patrick's churcn.
Father Grace celebrated requiem hlsn
mass. TIE interment was in Mount Cal
vary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS.
An Ohio Man Buys Fine Estate Near
Frederick burH

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. 20
Specialize Daughters of the Confeder-
7 acy, at meeting last night, elected
the following officers: Mrs. N. S. Barney,
president; Mrs. Josephine Wallace, vice
president; Miss Emily N1ander, treasurer:
Mrs. v. NJ. Fleming, historian; Miss Nan
ME Willis, secretary; Miss Mollie Mander,
recording secretary.
The Methodist revival has resulted in
twelve converts up to this time. The in
teyesr continues undated, and the church
is crowded to overlooking each night.
Mr. George l. Pearce, who has sold his
Mine estate. " RoNbury, in this county, to
Mr. John Ashton, Of Ohio, is preparing
to move with his family to Washington. !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26

received with acclamations. Miss Julia
Henning took the part OF Mrs. Bobbtn,
and was perfect in this role. She under:
took to teach the unruly scholars the
art Of warbling and she succeeded tn
accomplishing the arduous task. She COM
pletely subdued Mr.. Bobbin, who wanted
to take charge of the '.skule, and
s"trampled'. on him with a vim. rs
The affair was altogether a great sue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Sincin' Skuie.

One OF the largest audiences that has
gathered in the auditorium of the Young
Mems Christian Association greeted MIR.
and Mrs. Jedediah Bobbin's Singin'
Skule'' last night at s O'Clock. The pro-
gramme was of extraordinary length, and
each Of the twent3nthree numbers was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Mother 70 Keep the Child.

.,arsd Nv .Iudaa Lamb. In the crancery
Court on Monday Ed. G.. Ltyesay.
through his counsels, Messrs. Minetree
.Folkes and Thomas w. Gardner, moved
Judge Lamb to grant him the custody
Of his child, Russell Livesay MIS-. Ida 81
B. Livesay, in whose custody the child
is now, opposed the motion through
Messrs. Parrish and Ivey. her counsel.
Judge Lamb ruled to let tne 1noener
keep the child
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
VICTORIOUS EUEBING

with Dixie Nerve ana Bone ,Lininlent VIII
cure rheumatism. pains in the back,
shoulders, sides and limbs. Stiff joints,
soreaess in the r scles and sinews are
quickly relieved with few applications
OF Dixie Nerve and Bone Lin. .nent. It
cures neuralgia. it removes and cures corns
and bunions without pain. It is the best
iiniment for both man and beast. Price,
Is cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Infants Things Reduced
Hartmann s Co., 18th aud Broad.

wien Miss Kate E. Buchanan. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Buchanan,
became the bride of Mr.. George W. Allen.
a well-known and poDulac collector OF
this city.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev. j.. b uutsun. =. W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Shaft ofthe Virginia

The Franklin Buchanan Camp OF Com
federate Veterans. No. az. :Baltimofe,
Md. contributed the brass plate that
.was.p1aced on the iron shaft OF the wiz
gtnia:, yesterday The shaft was pre-
.sented some months ago TO the ConfeA-
strate Museum, and on the plate II re-
counted the famous enga xemeutl IN
which tina Virginia took part 1t lamp
ton Roads. The museum has also oesn
presented several valuable books ~ Mss
Mary Coles white.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Sermon to Mechanics.

Rev. Dr. J. b. Hawthorne will preach
to the Al w Glinn Council. il. o. U. "A.
NJ. on the first Sunday in February at
the Grove-Ayenue Baptist church ~
cordial invitation is extended to all mem-
bers of this order to, be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26

- eddinx .s Pine. serees Church.
pretty wedding took lpaee q
Ptne-stresk Baptist church - Sysal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Children,s C1oaks.

Children's Fine Eiderdown Cloaks, lined
and fur trimmed. were $1.98- To- rec
day and Saturday :. ~
Children's Long CIoaks, braid and fur.
trimmed, nicely lined and made. SI2E
were s.. %, now I'D
Chlldren's Refers, heavy mixed cloth
with silk hood, were $5.9S. Re- 60 O2
duced for today and tomorrow ~O.SO
ChiIdren's Heavy Double-Faced Reef
ers, tailor-made. We're $3.50, &sOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
rIr, Alien Ill.,

Mr.*Lewis c. Allen is critically Ill at his
residence. No. 15l1s west Clay street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26

Ladies' F1anne!ette House Wrappers.
beautifully made. with tight-fitting inner.
waist lining, $1.5O and 81 Wrap orc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26

dictionary legislation, nor is 1t a step
backward In the line Of sound and
progressive policy.
The bill was passed without a dissent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
Ladies' Wrappers.

roc for Ladies' House Wrappers. pref
W test designs, yoke trimmed with
HEADING gssa3-.sF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26

Ladies Wrappers, Waists, Skirts,
Suits. Jackets and Capes.

We giveyou. ready -to-wear Wrappers Waists Skirts,
Suits Jackets and Capes for less during January
you buy material and for
parts Of These lots deter
mined close regardless cost actual worth and
closest scrutiny and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26
81. 98. SI.OO. and 75c.

for Ladies, Flannel Waists, positively,
worth up to So, made with the new French
plated or plain back, and trimmed with
braids and embrofded polka dots; Flannel
Waists, positively worth up to S3.-at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26

invite your closest scrutiny .
offered is strictly seasonable..
81. 98, loo, and ] SC.
worth up to SO, made with the new French
plated or plain back, and trimmed with
braids and embrotded polka dots; Flannel
Waists. positively worth up to Sat
SL98, $l.0 90, and 75c.H
Ladies' Silk Waists.
This morning We are going to.
show the biggest bargains in Silk.
Waists ever shown in Richmond.
.P ssst a ao7a fos Ssas s sos s snd
s ss5s: these se Waists re s9ii fes I2si9s
be closed out, beginning Ae0
this, morning, at ONE spJsJV
PRICE s--..- #
Ladies' Black Tafreta Waists, with the,
new Waye.eorG Ss back and front, and
will also go at .................. $S.OO
se.ss. s7es and ss5S. viii 80 500
Today at = 49,
Ladies' Evening Waists, trimmed in
corded hemstitching, were S.. - "a
Suits.
c. - for SIS. s1s and so Suits, colors
pI.SO Brown, Tan and Gray.
Black camei's-Hair chevtot Serge
Suits. $3.50 value To-day ST2.sO
for ......... .-...............
Ladies' Wrappers.
nor, for Ladies' House wrappers. pref
~ test designs. yoke trimmed with
beading.
Ladies' Flanne1ette House Wrappers.
beautifully made. with tight-ftting inner
psrs lining: a.o and s. Wrap 98c
Children's C1oaks.
Children's Fine Eiderdown Cloaks. lined
and fur trimmed. were $1.9S- To- rec
IL i k,,,,< y<,vp ~ -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-26

Geo for SIS. s1s and so Suits, colors
V/sSO Brown, Tan and Gray.
Black camefs-Hair Cheviot Serge
Suits. $3.50 value. To-day $I9e go
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Es.e|sa Dc ,IiasaIa.iiija,

He aquf 10 que sobre ell particu-
lar dice una revista inglesa:, ---
Ella abundancia de los art1culos
de alimentacion es uno de los result
tados de nuestra prosperidad nacio-
nal, contribuyendo poderosamente
al mejoramiento de la salud p1blica;
pero en- este, como en- todo, los ex-
cesos entraf1an siempre alg1n. peli
gro.
Mucho son los higienistas que
va han levantado la voz, lamando
sobre el la atenci6n de la sociedad.
Sir Henry Hompsoo ha tratado
ell asunto echando en- la balanza to.
do ell peso de su autoridad, sir Will
liam Banks le La seguido, manifes-
tando que ell aumento de defuncio-
nes causadas por ell cancer es debi'
do al que existe en- Ia aim entacion,
Y que seobserva entire muchas cla'
ses sociales. t.z.@..y J..
Las privilegiadas, como hace
notar ell <Brish Medical Jounal, co
mer mucho mas de 10 necesario, So
be todo ell alimento animal, del que
participant tres yeces al dia, y a no
ser por la tendencia hacia la gimna
sia de la epoca, la afici6n, hoy
general, q juegos y ejercicios cor
porales, las consecuencias de tales
excesos serfan mucho mas graves
tOday1a.
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ECoS de AnaSCo.
II Capi an Guerrero

Parece que no faltan fanaticos q.
tratan de obscurecer los meritos del
Captain de Policia Insular Don Pc.
dro Gurrero, quien es un cum plidor
enthusiastic de sus deberes, sin parar'
Sc examinar, como es su deber, ST
setrata de federales 6 replublica
nos.
Ell Sr. Guerrero es ciertamente
un Official recto, pundonoroso i'm :.
parcial en- ell ejercicio de sus deberes
ymerece las mayores considerable.
nes y respetos de todas las personals
defensoras del derechoy y del 6rden.
Probable es que jamas sepa ell
Captain Guerrero de quien proceden
estas lfneas, pues no oqueremos q. Sc
atribuyan interesadas intenciones.
Solo guia nuestra pluma ell quito la
verdad tautas veces olvidada, por
las pasiones que Sc desarrollan en- es
tedesgraciado pals.
LA CORRESPONDENCE que
siempre responde a los ecos de la i'm
parcialidad, no dudamos que acoiera
estas lfaeas ilspiradas por ia JUS.
ticia.
Hoy no ha habido informa-
cion en- la oticina del Attorney &C.
neral. 49,
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Saben nuestros abonados que
con motive de los festejos y agasajos
de que han sido objeto los marines
de Buenos Aires, por parte del pue,
bio espaf1ol, ell gobierno de aque1la
republica ha dispuesto Sc modifquen
las estrofas del himno nacionanal
que fueran mortifcantes la naci6n
espafola. Este himno Sc cantaba en-
las escuelasE y resultaba sun tanto
enclose q. los hiios de los espafoles,
al asistir a las classes, Sc viesen forza
dos a cantar frases deprimentes para
su patria. s5 GzEs Il
La siguiente estrofa ha sido una
de las modi6cadas: Ss.5, d q sEEs j *ft
<Oid, mortales, ell himno sagrado,
= ibertad, libertad, libertad.5 +
Old ell rufdo de rotas cadenas,
. we'd en- trono a lanoble igualdad.
Sc levanta q la faz de la TERRA
una RIGA y gloriosa naci6n,
coronado su sien de laureles
" sus plantas rendido un leon.>
Esta Ultima cuarteta es la que
queda, no dire que suprimida, pero
ST retirada de la circulation y susti .
tuida por la siguiente:
.<Ya su trono purisimo alzaron
las provincias unidas del Sud;
y los libres del mundo res ponden:
iAl gran pueblo argentine, salud!,
Cuando desaparecen los movies
que produjeron .uchas fatricidas y
persecu ones injustas, pueblos que
pertenecen una misma raza y ha-
blan un mismo idioma, no pueden
menos que darse un estrecho abrazo,
borrando les vestigios de las amino
sidades que existieron y entonand
un himno a la fraternidad universa'Y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-31
Entire h0nbres
de talentO,

Alexandra Dumas, padre, y Ho-
norato Balzac estuvieron mucho
tempo disgustados y sin hablarse.
Tambien los hombres grandes tic
nen sus pasionsillas, a menudo mas
ridfculas que las de nosotros, los
humildes.
Querieudo un amigo m1tuo re-
conciliarles, maniobr6 de modo de
haceles pasar una velada juntos
No hubo medic de que habla-
ran,
Hacia media noche Balzac sc
levant6 como para irse, Y al pasar
por delante de Dumas dijo, bastan-
te alto para que este 10 oyese, y con
NADIA caritativa intencion: <Cuando
no sirva para otra cosa me hare es-
critor dramatico., Dumas, que no
era tardo nj mucho menos mudo,
replic6: <Pues 81 no espera mas
que ESQ, va puede ir empezando., !,
A 10 que sigio una conversation
que dur6 hasta bien entrada la ma
f1ana
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RUM M0RES: Il

Sc dice: Que hasta ell 20 de Ma
70, que es la Ultima fecha de que Sc
tienen noticias de Washington, no
Sc hab1a nombrado Ell Comisionado
de instruction para esta Isla Sabe-
Sc que pasan de media docena los
candidates que hay all1 luchando por
el nombramiento, pero que ninguno
es del agrado del Presidente, quien
expresa su deseo de que ell nombra.
do tenga interes por la raza latina y
que conozca nuestro idioma y costum
bres. Parece que este cargo no Sc
otorgar& q ninguno de los funciona-
rios actuales, 81 bien varios 10 han
solicitado
Sc dice:-Que no deben hacerse
aspavientos por que vayan hombres
YER baf1arse a las mujeres a los ba-
nos pdblicos. Enlos Estados ,Unidosy Y
en- Europa Sc baf1an juntos hombres
y mujeres, y nosotros no podemos
ser menos que aquellos
Se'dace:-Que como los vientos
reinantes recorren todo 81 cuadrante
y la brdjula oscila sin senalar al
norte firme, como lie pas6 Colon al
cruzar el tr6pico, andan Capuletos y
Montechos sin saber donde poner la
planta, temeroso de posarla en- al.
gun atolladero
Sedice:-Que la chiringa sigue
encampanada, pero q. no sera diffcil
que Sc le acabe Ell viento Y de una
cabezada. Mr. Fairbanks, Senador
por ell Estado de Indiana, es ell Eolo
que almacena el vendaval, Y de allf
Sc esperan los efectos. Mr. Elliott
recibi6 aver n telegrama anuncian-
dole que serfa nombrado (no que 10
estaba) de modo que tiene fundadas
razones para esperar la realidad del
hecho. Recordaran nuestros lecto.
res que, en- los rumores que publ
camos ell 90 del actual, dimos ell pri-
mer aviso del cambio.
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Parl S en- Pto~Rico

La gran exposition universal de
la populos sa Capital de Francia pare
ce que Sc ha trasladadO Ell <Nuevo
Bazar, de los amigos Mendez & Co.
San Francis 40, por Ia multitud de
objetos de fantasia recientemente
importados y que alderman las ele.
gantes vitrinas de dicho estableci-
miento. En- foreros, espejos, con-
chas, cana astillas, ramos 6 infnidad
de objetos para tocador hay precio-
sidades, asf como en- sombreros ador-
nados para sefloros y otros miles de
artfculos precios sumamente bara :
tos. a3-
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'asa.siiniisaIa.'
PTecioso walls

La banda que con tanto gusto y
acierto dirige nuestro amigo Senior
Verar, hara OR en- la retreta de ma
mana Ell preeioso Yals sRenacimien,
toa que hace algdn tempo anuncia
mos, compuesto por nuestra COM
patricia la distinguida artista, hon
IA de nuestra galeria musical la
Senorita Mercedes Arias.
Ala retreta pues, amantes de Ia
bella mdsica puert torriquef1a y lue-
co.. luego.... a comprar un ejem'
plar de tan bonito walls, en- el <Ros
de Orc, de Don Salvador Alsina. =
San Francisco. H. ' .~..~'
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sin elias, aqu6 serfa de nosotros en-
este cert8men internacionalP
PoF fortuna nnestra 10 que gus.
to q tOdo III mnndo es 10 decadente,
espect&cnlos de decadencia, U en- es.s
to no hay quien nos lleve ventaja.
Ii Pobres de nosotros en- la Exposi !.
cion 81 no tuvi9ramos bailaoras, il.
=Ipfos, panderetas y <castaf1 f1uelas1! !!
Ii Pobres de- lnosotros 81 las princesast
de Europa no dijeran: <veamos q
los espafo1es Y
De 2 Parfs, amigo Lopez, las
elecciones municipales con el triun-
TO de los nacionalistas, 6 defensores
del sable y del hisopo. La prensa
revolucionaria considera que estas
elecciones son la derrota de la de.
mocracia republicans
Para mi estas elecciones son
prueba de que la mayorfa de Paris
no hablo de Francia les partida-
ria del sable y del hisopo. En- ell
paroxismo del nacionalismo, algu'
nos peri6dicos de Paris han envidia'
do ell acto de los setenta oficiales es :.
panoles que la emprendieron a tes.
tarazos limpios con la imprenta del
<Progreso,. Pero 10 que no saben
esos periodicos es que, segdn dice
un telegrana de esta maf1ana, ell
pueblo de Jativa Sc amotin6, EN-.
prendiendola con los ofciales, quie'.
nes, <perseguidos hasta la estaci6n,
refugiaronse en- la sala de la Inter.
vencion, la cual fue apedreada, co
mo tambien ell tren donde iba ell Ca
pitan General de Valencia.
y Bravo! Bravo!
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Paris, 8 Mayo, 1900. S#1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-31
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Puert0S frances
de CdnQridS.

Ell ministerio de HaciendaI de
Espa1a celebro el concurso para
Ell arriendo de los puertos frances
de Canarias. .. .s.: 4
Sc constituyo la Junta ombrada
al efecto, formada'por subsecretario
Sr. Aparicio, como presidente, los
directories generates de Aduanas y
de 10 Contencioso; ell senador Sr
VAGUE y ell diputado sef1or Llorente,
como vocales, y Ell subdrector de
Aduanas, Sr Abreu, como esecre' !
tario.
Empezo ell acto por la lectura'
del plieglo de condolences, despues
de la cual Ell presidente declare que
durantesmedia hora podfan presen |
tarse proposiciones.
Transcurrido dicho tempo, Sc
di6 lectura de la primer;A presentada,
que fue la de don Jose Manuel Pu'
lido, como Representative de la Aso'
ciaci6n provincial de los gremios de
los puertos habilitados de Canarias,
en- ell cual Sc ofrece un canon annual
flo de pesetas 1.253.00O.
En- segundo lugar Sc present6
una proposition de D. Eulogio Tru'
J11AO3 OIL uOADl0 u0 Id ,ASOCltClOu
gremial de arbitrios de puertos fran
cos en- Canarias, en- la que Sc ofrece
la suma T. 105. 900 pesetas anuales.
Despu6s fue presentada otra
proposition de D. Bonifacio Ortiz
Portearroyo, vecino de Madrid en-
nombre propio, ell cual ofrece 1.O50.
600 pesetas. u. ...--- e.. =
Y por dltimo Sc presento una
proposition que firma D. LUIS Van
dewalle, marques de Guisla, len nom
bre de la Asociaci6n provincial de
de los gremios correspondientes de
los puertos habilitados de Canarias,
en- la cual Sc ofrecen 2,O6O. 900 pese
tas anuales.
A MORENO CALDERo N.
AVOCADO.
Bufete Tetuan mum. |.
San Juan