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Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15
CUBA'S NEW SCHOOLS.
One-Hundred Thousand Children Already
Enrolled.

Enrolled.
Havana, Feb. 12.-The remarkable
growth of the public-school system es-
tablished by the American government
in Cuba and the rapid filling up of the
crude school buildings is the most
striking and encouraging reform in the
reconstruction OF the island. The edu-
cation question for Cuba was no easy
one to solve. but Superintendent Frye,
after only three months work, had the
satisfaction of reporting to Governor
General Wood to-day that ISIS pri-
mary schools had been opened through
out the island and that 100000 children
were in attendance.
Governor General Wood made the re-
port the occasion of a special message
to President Mckinley. The governor
has manifested special interest in edu-
cation since his arrival. and holds daily
conferences with Superintendent Frye
on the progress of the work. Mr.. Frye
had originally estimaced that the total
attendance would not be more than
100000, but he says there will be 1jO.-
600 children in school by May 1st. and
that there is every probability that the
number will be greatly increased next
fall.
The opening Of the schools has been
greatly instrumental in bringing about
better feeling toward the Americans
than has existed for the last year. The
newspapers that cried down the send
ing of an American educator here are
now praising editorially the American
system of education and the work done
by Superintendent Frye and are asking
that more English be taught in the
schools.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

BY a law of Iowa. no intoxicants can
be sold within three miles of the State
Agricultural School. The friends of
the State University, at Iowa City, are
naturally asking why that institution
should not be equally protected. In
Boston, no saloon is permitted within
three hundred feet of schoolhouse
Thus the question of prohibition bal
ances itself on compromises. License
and local option both imply the right
Of restriction. partial or entire. Wheth-
er deemed necessary or unnecessary,
the drinking habit is generally under
suspicion and Is felt to be an evil.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15
TOO MUCH WHISkEY AT MANILA
Army Captain Tells About 1t in a Lecture
Before n Washington Audience.

Before n Washington Audience.
Washington, Feb. 12.-Captain Frank
NJ. Wells, chaplain of the First regl-
ment of volunteers, who has just re-
turned from the Philippine islands
spoke in Garfield Memorial church to-
day under the auspices of the w. C.
4. U. on the liquor question in the
Philippine islands. He declared that
since the Americans took Manila. 400
places where liquor is sold had sprung
up there, while before the Americans
came. to the islands Manila had only
three saloons.
The Filipinos. he asserted spoke well
of the American soldiers. save that
they said the Americans were bad
people when they had drunk too much
liquor. Whisky, he said. was sold in
the barracks at lloilo. not over fifteen
feet from his headquarters. until he
put an end to it by complaints to the
colonel and provost marshal. The trans
port Indiana. on which he had re-
turned to the United States, he char
acterized as Il whisky transport" and
he said he had msucccssfully attempt
ed to have the sale of liquor on trans
ports stopped while in the Philippines.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

They say that only 10 per cent of the
people in New York belong to the
churches. The trouble is we need
more Churches of the Best Licks and
less of the fashionable meeting places
where women come to show their
gowns and where men come to hide
their iniquity. On the whole the peo-
Pile outside the churches are not to
blame. Let evil quit the New York
churches and good will come in.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15
Roland MoIIn.au, Convicted.

New York, Feb. 12.-Aftcr dcliberat-
ing seven and n half hours the jury re-
turned n verdict of guilty of murder In
the first degree against Roland Il. Mo
lineux, charged with the murder of
Mrs. Katherine j. Adams, by poison,
on December %. 1898.
Barton $. Weeks, counsel for the de
fense, made the usual motion. and Re
corder Gofr adjourned court until Feb
ruary 10th, when he said he would hear
the motion and sentence the defendant.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

The greatest judge that the world
has ever known is the American citizen
standing in an election booth ready to
mark his ballot. On the Justice of his
decision hangs the destiny of the
greatest nation on which the sun ever
shone. II every voter understood his
awful responsibility, our institutions
would last into the centuries. But
alas! the sacredness of the ballot box
is thoughtlessly violated by too many
voters.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

Mayor Payment of Ottawa, Ont. gives
each soldier who goes to the front from
the Canadian capital the sum of SIS.
Never, perhaps, was the old query of
Whats in a name?" more effectively
answered.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

The Beers can always find the time
to lay aside their Bibles whenevcT
there is chance to take a crack at 4
Britisher.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

Because a political party nominates
reason why adherents of that party
should be expected to vote for him,
Vote down bad men on all occasions.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

Some men work themselves to death
trying to keep up payments on their
life insurance
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

Every man oweS something to him
self. but it's what he owes to other men
that causes all the trouble.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

Appendicitis has become such a
common disease that it is now within
the reach of all, and is breaking into
the free wards of the hospitals.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

As rule the woman who is her own
dressmaker gets into many bad hab-
its.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

,'- The street vender's business is more
of calling than a trade.
Gilpin observer., 1900-02-15

The man who has nothing to be
proud Of is apt to be proud of that.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06

Mrs. G.. M. Pott returned from Leb-
anon last evening, accompanied by
two lady friends.
j. NJ. Walker and family, of Scran-
ton, Pa, are visiting G. A. Walker and
family at this place.
Ed. Seger, OF New York, arrived
in town Thursday morning to visit his
parents and friends.
Sam'l Buchanan and wife, of Du-
Bois, were guests of Chas. Fisher and
wife couple of days this week.
Rev. Robertson is in receipt of glad
some news from his wife, who informs
him that on her return she will bring
him fine present-a II pound girl
baby.
o. B. Tanner, Of Mason Hill, has the
thanks of the PRESS force for basket
of delicious apples, grown on his Mas
on Hill farm. Cameron county can
and does raise the finest apples in the
State.
Miss Marion Larrabee will leave for
Dubois tomorrow to enter upon her
duties as teacher in the High School of
that place. Miss Larrabee is highly
cultured lady and no school board
makes q mistake when it procures her
services.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
First Fork,

W Bailey is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Potter county.
r. NJ. Williams is busy marketing
farm truck" to Austin.
Mrs. Bowen is stopping awhile with
her daughter Mrs. w. Mahon at Costello.
Potatoes will not be over one half a
crop in this section, owing to the drouth,
Jas. OBren has sold his potato crop
for this year to the Italian Boss for SOC
bushe in the field.
Bigler Bcrfed has the lumber on the
ground for a new house, which he is 90
ing to erect rio hit away.
The hot wave Of August seems to cx-
tend into September, but according to
the weather sharks there will soon be a
change.
The house known as the Tommy
Leach house. near the county line has
been RACED to the ground by Arch Cald-
well, the owner.
\ man whose name we did not learn.
cut his foot very badly on Saturday on
Barclay Bros job on Short Bend Run.
Dr. Colcord was called to attend him.
\ picnic was held in DIR. Colcord S
grove on Saturday last, for benefit of
Rev. Wiss, which raised the handsome
sum of s56.60, clearing this appoint
ment up for the year.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
Letter to Walker, Howard 6 Co., =,
Emporium, Pa

LlHpoIlull, Id.
DEAR SIR:--Perhaps you would like
to take the agency for the foremost
paint in the world: Devoe lead and
zinc. 1t is right to put before you the
facts as to why it is the most foremost.
(1) Best materials; lead, zinc, dryer,
color and linseed oil, ONLY used in it.
(2) 1t contains nothing else what
ever; no water, no alkali, no benzine,
no petroleum, no fish oil, no barytes
no whiting-no adulterant.
(3) Your state chemists not only has
ana!yzed the paint, and verifes (1)
and (2l; but he is going to buy it and
analyze it occasionally, and thus watch
over the interests of your customers.
a. 1t is proportioned for wear.
~ 1t is mixed intimately and
ground fine
(6) 1t is ftlll-measure (231 cubic inch
es gallon.)
(7) 1t is sold at so low price as to
make it cheaper than lead and oil
(S) 1t wears twice as long, and there
fore costs less than half as much by
the year.
(9) You can refund the money if
any customer is dissatisfied.
(10) We are responsible; have been
in business Ids years without a break,
and are the largest paint manufacture
erS in the u. S.
Yours truly,
+. w. DEVOE 81 Co.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
HuntIey.
The crops are looking well.

The crops are looking well.
No. 2, school opened too with Miss
j, Frank as teacher.
Rev. Steel has returned home again
after a two weeks trip to New York.
Mrs. G. S. Hill and Mrs. SD. McCoole
were callers on Mason Hill one day last
week
Miss Maud Luepson is staying with
her grandmother who has been in poor
health for some time.
Mr.. Irwin Logue returned on Satur-
day from the gold fields where he has
been for some time.
Mr.. David Logue, Mr. Ben Smith
and Mr.. Jay johnson are hauling bark
out Of Big Run this month
Mrs Julia Earl, OF Philadelphia, Mrs.
Glen Logue, of Huntley and Miss Sadie
johnson, of Remove, were the guests of
Mrs, S. G. Hill one day last week.
Mr.. Elmer Hill, Ray Smith, Dan'l
and John Kilburn and Jay johnson at
tended the ice cream festival on Mason
Hill, Saturday evening. All report a
good time
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card. or letter, personally.
r. II. Hirch took in the sights at
Buffalo on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leonard Evans burnt her hand
severely last Saturday, while canning
fruit.
Mr.. David NJ Toner, of Beechwood,
was a welcome caller at this office on
Tuesday.
DIR. F. G. Rieclz and family drove to
Smethport on Saturday, returning on
Sunday.
Miss Prudence Flemming has re-
turned from her visit with friends
at Lebanon.
Pap Blodget, of Sinnamahoning,
circulated among his Emporium
friends on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Robertson, of
Petersburg, Va, were guests of NJ. M.
Larrabee and family over Sunday.
Miss Gussie Voshage, who for several
weeks visited her sister Mrs. Fred
Julian, returned to her home in Ash
land, Pa, last Saturday morning.
Mrs. Geo. Hibner, of Jersey Shore,
visited her sister, Mrs. J. @. Krepts at
this place. Mrs. Krepts was taken to
a hospital at Buffalo on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Downey re-
turned to their home at Harrisburg,
Sunday evening after weeks visit
with Mr.. DIS parents at this place.
Master Edward Coleman, accom-
panied by his aunt, Miss Marth, of
Olean, visited his father E. G. Cole
man and grandma Coleman over Sun
day at this place.
Miss Ethel Winward, instead of
Windland, as we had it last week, who
visited her friend Miss Anna Metzger
at this place returned to her home in
Boston, Monday.
Miss Carrie Hollahan Of. Driftwood,
Pa, is in town, the guest of Eva Derr.
She is on her way to Lancaster, where
she viii spend few weeks with friends.
Remove Record.
Geo. Gross, made Ridgway a visit
on Tuesday, returning on Wednesday.
Mr.. Gross expects to commence work
next week at the Wiley meat market,
he informs us, and will call on the
trade at their doors with the wagon.
Stanley Smith came over from Kush-
aqua and will stay with his grandma
Russell, Miss Hattie Russell having
gone to Mexican county to teach
school this winter. She left last Sat-
urday.
A pleasant party composed of Mr.
w. L. Sykes and family, Mr.. A. Tru-
man, their guest, and Mr.. Sykes Sun
day school class of young ladies en-
joyed very pleasant day Tuesday
last. An elaborate picnic dinner was
partazol Of at Butternut Park, near
the hardwood mill, after which the
band wagon was secured, the merry
party taking q delightful drive to
Germania, returning in the evening
all well pleased with the davis outing.
-Galeton Dispatch
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
Why GriudinU ,

The finer the better for paint, no mat
ter what paint, all paint; and the best is
Devoe lead and zinc ground together
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06

Sec the girls in another column carrying
large baskets OF grapes to a winery in
Portugal for making wine. 1t is worth
reading about. Speer of New Jersey
makes wine from the same grape. His
wines are unsurpassed by any in the
world. 25-Sw.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-09-06
LOCAI. DEPART RTMENT.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
II. &. DODSON

Contributions inUited. That which yon 1DOuLd
like to in this departmental as knoc by pos.
card. or letter. personally.
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los proyectos que So crefan de mas
seguro 6xito, sin que por clio SO ha
yam abandonado las investigaciones
emprendidas.
Ell servicio telegr&fico de Ale.
mania nos ha traido la notioia de
una ascenci6n en- ell globo dirigible,
efectuada por Won Zeppelin Y con
resultados al parecer satisfactorios.
Won Zeppelin no es un descono
cidO en- cuestiOnes aerostaticas, pues
hace amos que su nombre suena en-
Alemania como ell de un hombre que
ha dedicado su vida al estudio de tar
complejo asunto.
Won Zeppelin es un mayor retl'
RADIO del ejercito aleman, y desde ha
ce amos Sc ocupa en- estudios lnves
tigaciones references la navegaclon
aerea.
Ell globo en- que Sc remont6 Won
Zeppelin ell dia 2 de Julio, en- Frie-
drichshasen, tiene Ia forma de ciiin-
dro.
Sus dimensiones son: 18O metros
de largo y II, so de diametro.
Al tempo de Ia ascenci6n con.
tiene O,OOO metros cdbicos de gas
En- cada una de sus extremida.
des, ell globo lleva un regulator que
le permite estar en- posicion hori-
zOntal.
Cuatro helices, movidos por otros
tantos motores de aire, estan colo.
cadas en- los costados del aer6stato.
Ia barquilla esta suspendida en-.
tre las helices.
Ell cilindro, dividido en- 18 com
partimientos, tiene una fuerte arma.
dura de aluminio.
Su fuerza ascencional es de 1900
kil6gramos
Ell globo de Won Zeppelin es la
maquina aerostatica mas grande
construida hasta la fecha.
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C|am0reO
general

Los arbitrios impuestos por el
Ayuntamiento de esta Capital, han
caido como bomba explosiva, sobre
ell comercio, industriales y los veci =
nos en- general.
El Municipio acknowledgements,
tiene necesidad de allegar fondos pa
ra cubrir sus egresos, y es un deber
de los hombres que componen ell
Consejo, representante genuine del
pueblo, de atender q dicha per rento :
ria obligation, pero sin gravar los
intereses del mismo.
Obrar de otro mCdo es hacerse
antlpopular, y en- estos tiempos que
corremos, ante todo y por encima de
todo ell pueblo y sus intereses.
No vamos q negar que ell Ayun.
tamiento esta para clio, quizas, au
tornado por la ley, pero como todos
sabemos, la ley es escrita para de.
jar su.ejecuci6n al buen criterio de
el que la aiministra.
En- las actuales circunstancias
ell que hay cierta propaganda anti
americana, es innegable que ell pue-
bio al yer que su bolsillo es castiga.
do, en- sus mOmentOs de desespera-
cion no mira los hombres que han
puesto en- practica una ley que lasti
ma sus intereses, no, ell pueblo, mira
hacia el Municipio y all1 ce famear
10 bandera de las estrellasy y las fran
jas, y sobre ella caen las maldicio.
neS.
Middleton injusta; no procede al
NAL en- este case de los americanos
procede de nosotros mismos, Y este
hay que evitarlo
Pongamos un ejemplo: Entire
esos arbitrios, igura ell de so CEN
TAvos a cada Lasajero que Sc hospe
de en- un hotel, Sc da el case Y con
mucha frecuencia que los via7eros
que comprenden ell litoral hasta Ca
muy. vienen en- el tren de la tarde
para ventilar asuntos precisos re
gresan su pueblo en- ell de la maf1a.
ma siguiente, ies justo que por solo
su estadfa de una noche sacrifioue
su bolsillo con so centavos? No pa.
rece esto l6gico.
I'ndos conocemos cual es el ca
racter nuestro,, y muchos por DO de.
sembolsar dicho impuesto, dejaran
de visitar la Capital, con perjuicio
del comerc:o
En- una palabra; es un Gordon
que Sc extiende para alejar de este
centro a la gente del campo; 10 que
10 verdad es lamentable, pues har
to aislado estamos para que q clio
Sc coopere
Propio, de hombres sabios es re
conocer la justicia, y no dudamos,
que dado el buen criterio, buen de
SEQ, popularidad y patriotismo del
Ayun ntamiento, vuelva sobre su
cuerdo y modere, refcrme 6 suprima
unos arbitrios que han causado ell
clamoreo general que por todas par
les Oimos
MANUEL ROMERO HANxTHAUsE
Han contraido matrimonio e1
esta Capital, don Ulises Velazpue
y la sef1orita Dolores Costa.
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NOta del dia.
: A DONDE VAMOS?

Tras las turbulencias ocurridas
en- esta Capital, que han servido de
bochorno q todos, Sc suceden actos
vandalicos en- varios puebles, segdn'
el decir de Ia prensa periodical. 81
que ell ataque, la revancha y no pa.
rece sino que todos nos hemos pro.
puesto sembrar el llanto la DESC
laci6n por todas parties.
Hay que reconOcer que los alar.
mistas de oficio explotan esta situa
ci6n, llevando Ia intranquilidad q
los hogares con sus exageraciones.
Unos dias los republicanos de Juana
Diaz SO estan comiendo crudos los
federales, otro los federales de Are
cibo convertidos en- boxers achicha
rran sin piedad 8 los republicanos y
estan dispuestos a hacer con ellos
embutidos. Mas tarde llegan noti
cias verfdicas de dichas poblaciones
y resulta que NADIA ha pasado, que
alll reina la tranquilidad y que son
petardos de los alarmistas de of
clio.
Pero en- tanto ell daf1o est& he
cho, ell descredito .del pals sigue en-
progression ascendente, el capital dc
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suyo cobarde huge, emigrando ell
que tenemos en- ell pals y no querien
do venir a sentar sus reales el del
exterior. No basta decir, como We
nimos diciendo, que marchamos ver'
tiginosamente q la ruina, & Ia banca'
rrota, al descredito, q NADIA Sc atien.
de, de NADIA Sc ocupan, NADIA fila
nuestra atenci6n como no sea demos
trarnos unos & otr0s, averiguando 81
zen la vida fntima hay alguna marcha
para lanzarla al rostro.
Y el gobierno lqu6 dice a este?
Pues permanece impasible, We
Ia lucha desde Ia barrera,~e- boxeo
le encanta, y cuando algunos de sus
empleados retorna& & la madre patria,
dice: ioh! Puerto Rico es encantador,
allt Sc hace una vida deliciosa pa
ra veranear no tiene precio!
;Claro 81 al espectaculo 10 esta.
mos dando gratuito!
ST pudieramos saber el jaicio
1ntimO que tlenen esos senores de
nosotros, no el que exponen en- Ia
prensa que las mas elementales re-
glas &c prudencia y de urbanidad les
induce ser lisonjeros, sino ell que
SO reservan in menti, 81 10 conoci9.
ramos nos avergonzarfamos de nues.
ira propia obra.
Pero es mas, hablamos con los
miembros de ambos partidos, todos
un4nimes condenan esos hechos vio'
lentos, todos los rechazan, ningtn
partido Sc hace responsible de ellos;
pero los hechos Sc repiten Y Sc repi
ten en- nombre de los partidos polf
ticos, sin darse adn ell case que min.
gun partido haya protestado cuando
Sc toma su nombre para cometer &C
tos de salvajismo.
- va ell <San Juan New, al rela
tar los hechos ocurridos en- esta ca
pital decia, Y aspira 4 ser terrific
rio un pueblo que comete>9tos des-
names.
Hasta ahora, todos los males
que nos han sucedido 10 debemos &
nosot tros mismos. En- honor del Go
bierno americana hay que reconocer
que su delito solo consiste en- no ha.
| Ger NADIA; pero las disposicienes ab
| surdas, la legislation intrincada. los
perjuicios ,mortifDantes, Ia anarqufa
administrative, Ia mala election de
los mentores de Ia niflez, 10 defcien
te de Ia administration de justicia
es obra nuestra y exclusivamente
nuestra; porque nos hemos empe.
hado en- demostrar hasta la eviden
cla que somos inept'.s para ell Go
blerno propio 8 por J. menos - apa
rentamos.
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Por dispo>it On daL Senior A

Por dispo>it q d8L Senior Al
calle seran romltAos por ruts a sus
rasp9ctitOs pueblo, los individuoS
Vidal Soriauo, JOSS Ooasio, Aleio
Serrano, Ba!biro Ocasin, Juan San
chez, N gual Saldana, Juan Casami
le, Mauricio S .ntfago, Avelino Ro
dri guez, Namp>io Ramos, Felioe
Ho!ana6s, Pauline Vazquez, Jose Ma
Vega (a) chino, Genaro Garcia y Es
teban Benitez, cuyos individuos fpa'
ron deteaidos por. ospechosos.
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!. s.v'gs'i!!a acre.
e. Was Dc s.IuIii..
Ell GLOBO DE Won ZEPPELIN

Ell dominic de los aires, con glo
bos dirigibles, y la navegaci6n sub
marina constituyen hoy por hoy los
dos trascedentales problemas que
preocupan la atenci6n de las gran
des potencias, puesto que su solu-
ci6n representa- ell predominio indis
putab1e on las guerras futul as.
Alemania, Francia, Italia 6 In
glaterra, a la par que otras naciones
de Europa y America, dedican pre-
fere, t. atenci6n a aquellos proble-
mas, 6 il vierten grandes sumas en-
sostener una legion de sabios que Sc
afapanan por alcanzar un resultado
positive
Sin embargo hasta la hora pre-
sente la navegacion aerea y la sub
marina Sc hallan adn en- estado de
problema, pues han fracasado todos
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AL COMERCIO -Papel CONC

AL COMERCIO -Papel coLcr
cial para cart:ss btanco y juto, cua~
driculado, con raya y sin raya, iSo
para circulares, factura, y cuenta@
corrientes, duplicates de pren,a dos
de 81 81 50 la resma. C"ni4lior !
de prensa de 1902 fo'ios & 70 r y 500
folios 35 c. Libr0s cn ulano,:: d)a-
rios, nayores, borr4dore:, cAj"s Ia.
ratisimos. Indi:es y Tlnta. - hi
ten mues:ras-Lucas Glmeuez Ill
San Francisco IL.
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A var nor La lnanana flh

Aver por la maF1ana fle preso
por ell po!icia z ,"arla: C,trrera7 rl
indviduo Juan SAGtaua, p'sr ;.urto
de gallinas 4 Francisco C4>tijIo.
Ell policla le ocup6 solo 60 centavos
del producto 10 las ayes, que ia~
fueron entreg ados su d1eno y el
ratero conde 1ado & 50 llas de tcaoa
Jos f9fzados.
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La policia de Puerta de TERRA
sorprendlo aver una jugata de- 'opos
eutre varios des ueu pado,, los cua es
faeron conducidos q la prevencIon.
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Tomas MOntafez Y Antonia Re

s2ri,'. Il: Carolina y GuaJama res
.Jeciivamente. fneron sorprendido
anoche deutro dentro de una casa sn
e.n c.,tts1rucc,on stu ada en- Ia calle
90! Sd sian1o detenidp> Y renitidos
por luta q sus recpectivJs pueblos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-28

Por ortar IN cachilIo, fue dc
tenido aver en- Puerta de TERRA eI
individuo Domingo Roman, natural
de Humacao a quien el Tribunal le
condeno 80 dia de trabalos forza
dos, 10 dollars mas de multa y luego
ror ruta a su pueblo, por ser -einci
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-28
J. Marco Bayona
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AGENTE De aduanas y coDsis
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TANTE de Ia Casa G. del Pino y Va
cosecheros de vinos en- Jerez d. Ia
t'lonters y AGENTE del sAnuaeio
Bailly BsilIiere 6 hijos,
hGENTE de una reputada "a
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