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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
A TEMPERANCE REVIVAL.
Ciarindn People Organize n Citizens
League to Combat Liquor Traffic.


League TO Combat Liquor Traffic.
Special TO Times Republican
Clarinda. Jan. % Encouraged by the
Successes attending the trial and con-
yiction of some 81 the local druggists
and restaurant keepers the temperance
people have organized what they call a
Citizens League. ard so far several
hundred have Joined it. The object as
set cut In their constitution and by
laws IS 10 aid tha officers reinforcing
the law, but no further. The league
evinces no disposition 70 persecute any
one. but merely the enforcement of ex-
listing laws. which some are of the opin-
ion has not been sufficiently done in the
past. The league members have by
their committee called on the druggists
VITO have not already surrendered their
permits To sell intexicants To do So, but
up 10 the present time the pharmacists
have merely taken the matter under
advisement. Rev. T. c. Smith, ID. d., in
his remarks before the audience at the
Methodist church on last Sunday morn-
Ling stated that he had interviewed
most of the physicians of the city as To
how much they would be disconnected
| in their practice We're all the druggiS S
to surrender their permits and decline
to handle Intoxicating liquors of every
description, and the answer Vas practi-
cally unanimous, But little, il any"
That III most If not all. cases. in
| which its physiological effect is indi-
Gated. there are other drugs that will,
land are now generally used, by physi-
| clans in its stead That not more
/ than per cent of the alcoholic drinks
that mad been sold in Clarinda during
| the past four years had been pre-
scribed by physicians.
The above statements came as a rev.
citation to great many of the audience
1 for many of them had thru all the
/ course of their natural lives conscien-
\ tiously entertained honestly the idea
/ that a little 'camtire' and some lick
or We're Indispensable commodities in
| the paraphernalia of every well-regu-
lated household. Others thought-and
depressed the idea-that of all the joys
that await the happy being yet to bt
| born in distant countries they envy
/ them most that knowledge, sure to
come. which will prove that alcoholic
stimulants are not Indispensable to oul
\ existence
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
Death of II. $. smith.

ss1J.-!-ITT TU--T III1IITdf -
Iowa Falls. Jan. % News has bean
received here Of the death at jackson,
Fla, of Thomas Shepherd smith. for-
merry Of this city. Mr.. Smith was q
member Of the dramatic profession and
a the time Of his death WAS travelling
in the south with the Chapman Warren
Company. His death resulted from
consumption. With which he has been
afflicted for some time He leaves q
wife and young daughter. Who live at
Dows. His remains We're taken " his
old home in Manasquan. y. r., where
they viii be inferred beside his father,
who died some years ago
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
The Newbury Creamery.

Newburg. Jan. % The directors OF
the Newhurg creamery met last Friday
To transact business. They report that
butter never was Il better price. Last
month it netted 27@ cents at the fac
tory and The patrons are more than sal
lsned.filckory Grove ,loriieS poii,itsncy
Newton Democrat. We're glad to note
our neighbors' prosperity. but would
feel still better il the farmers of this
community were lin the swim with
them. 1t would be much more CRAFTY
ing than owning a skim station that
don't SKIM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
Death of Col. swan of Crcsto,

Creston, Jan 25.After long months
OF sickness. Col. S. ID. Swan of this city
passed away in death at his home in
the west end. Tuesday evening. Col.
Swan was one of the pioneer citizens of
Creston. He came to this city in 1870
and opened the first hotel Of the town,
known as the creston House. He MS
also ticket agent of the % here for
several years. Later he was engaged
in building the Santa Fe road in Mexi-
CO. The cause of his death Was cancer,
which has slowly but surely taken his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
hubbard.
Il IN Tin,as-pen,lhIics !,

Snaciai- fo- -Ti,les- Rani5bIi cail- ~
u,,bbara Ian o5 NJ, a. Me-
,.,e,,,. r.st,,,.ss., a. bis bama.{ Il Madison
emmy St., T, r,,F..s.1 weeks visit Win
= M. Jaa5s Rob-. MeFar.and and
Mis- Mar yiftbi,nn were MARI ed At
I.laa,a vssstarfav a,,a 1yfIl nalsa tInl,-
bar,l mar harns
M, i Il WHIT. wsnY n Ms Names
y, b,,sin.ss
nv 1870 j.. y tIa,,t,t.s Nranf5,,,
49,, ,,s,,s,.}l ft..T5laa ;.,t,, Il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
SURVEYING NEW ROAD
Completion Of Survey for a Line
From Dubuque to Toledo,
Iowa.
Engineer Reports Easy Grade and
Feasible Route Fraud in
the Mails.
Farmers Institute to Meet at Deni-
n-The Temperance Crusade
at Clarinda.
Special to Republican.

sDeclal to Times-Republican
Toledo, Jan. %. The surveyors of the
line of railroad from Dubuque to To-
ledo reached this city yesterday having
completed its work. The engineer re-
ported the route good one, with easy
grades. The line surveyed crosses just
south of Col. Morey's farm in Oneida
township, following the south branch
OF Salt creek liii within abput niils
miles of town. thence southery and
coming directly east of Toledo on the
northeastern corner of the corporation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
Big rransfer OF Property.
.cial to Times Republican.

Charter Oak, Jan. 25.one of the
largest transfers of property on record
in this locality has recently taken place
by which the Slough q Walters line of
elevators here and at Ricketts, have
been sold TO Mcssrs. Mairs and Jami-
son, of La Crosse Wis. The new pro-
prietors have entered upon the manage
ment OF the business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
Charged WITH Attempted Rape.

Special to Times-Republican.
Charter Oak, Jan. PA complaint
was filed yesterday in the office of Jus
tice McMahon of this place charging
one Theodore Munster, a young man of
about 81, with assault with intent to
commit rape. The accused has hitherto
borne good reputation; and many
friends hope to see him declared limo
cent
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
Clinton County Farmers.

Clinton, Jan. 25.The Clinton county
farmers institute is in session this
,ance. AL the opening session President
Howatt gave a few words of encour-
.agement and welcome, which were re-
sponded to by Rev. Robert Elwell.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
THE FARMERS INSTITUTION.
Good Program Prepared for the In
stitute Meeting at Dcnison.

GOOu TTOyrHIH f'TCpHTtu TOT TIC 1n-
stitute Meeting at Denison.
Special to Times Republican,.
Denison. Jan. 25.The annual meet
ing of the Crawford County Asricul-
ture Institute Association will meet at
Denison on Jan. 80 and 81. There will
be number of papers read and dis
cussed by prominent Crawford county
farmers and stock raisers and breeders.
On Jan. 81 Rev. Henry Wallace, of Des
Moines. Iowa. editor of Wallace's
Farmer, will address the institute on
.Twentieth Century Farming" large
crowd and profitable time are, ex-
pected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
Saloon Injunction suits.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Charter Oak. Jan. 25.--'rhe Injunction
sun against several of the saloon keep
ers of this place, which has been att
tracing so much attention, has been
continued, to be heard at Ida Grove on
Feb. ,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25

TO Cure Cold While You Sleep
Take Weeks Break Up-4-Cold Tab
let's" No cure, no pay. Price, rs cents.
Peter Mayer. sole agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
.Iur uradc ,ut an.

MI AYR. Jan. 25.-The recent rulings
of the Adams Express Company % the
effect that all Shipments of liquor 10
prohibition states of local option towns
must be addressed 10 the bona fide con-
signee. and to him only, has greatly
diminished the jug trade al this point.
Express Agent Iineberg estimates that
three fourths of the jug trade Will he
cut off
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-25
SUDDEN DEATH OF ASA WISE.
well-Known Resident of Toledo
Passes Away,

FNsScS AWAY.
Special TO Times Republican.
Toledo. Jan. %. The funeral of Mr..
Asa Wise occurred from his late resi-
dence in this city yesterday. He Was
one of the pioneers of Rama county and
a most worthy citizen. The cause Of
death was apoplexy, having been at one
Of the neighbours but two or three
hours before his death.
Tama county taxes for collection this
Year are $l9S00p.
The age-herald., 1900-10-21
Toilet Ddinti6S UNUSUALLY CHEAP MONDAY.

ONODO hId OIlGhI NONDAIs
 Turkish Bath Soap, per dozen. .......... 39c Glycerine Soap, per dozen n.............. 39c Farbank, Tar Soap, per cake .......... 4c Violet, Helitrope Pink, carnation and
 ;, Lily of the Valley Soap 8 cakes for... 25c Violet Toilet Soap, cakes for. ......... 10c All White Glycerine Toilet Soap case.. 13c Packers Tar Soap per cake. .......... 14c R. & G, Violet de Parme Soap per cake 21o Best Baby Tacum Powder, per box. .... SC Colgate's Barbers' Shaving Soap, per cake Sc Fairbanks Fairy Soap, per cake. ........ 4e R. & G. best Perfumed Face Powder, per
 package. e........................ 19c Best Household Ammonia, per botte.... Dc Arrow Imported Tooth Brush. ............ 9c Good Bristle Nail Brush ............... 9c Grow Briste Hair Brush ............ 25c
The age-herald., 1900-10-21
hrt Department

Special Sale of Mexican Hemstitched Scarfs
 and Squares-Stamping Free. 2-row Mex can Hemstitched Square, 18x
 16, special ....................... 25c Brow Mexican Hemstitched Square, PAX
 24, special. .................... 39c 2-row Mexican Hemstitched Square, 36x
 36, special. ................... 69c Arrow Mexican Hemstitched Square 36x
 36, special. ....................... 98c 2-row Mexican Hemsti ched Scarf 18x45,
 special. ....................... 49c 2-row Mexican Hemstitched Scarf, 18x54
 sPecltl. ..................... 69c 2-row Mexican Hemstitched Scarf 18x72,
 special. ...................,... 75c 2-row Mexican Hemstitched Linen Tray
 Cloth, 1Sx27, our 35c values ..... 25c 4-row Mexican Hemstitched Linen Tray
 Cloth, 18x37, our soc values ...... 29c A new and large assortmento of Denim and
 Linen Stamped Pillow Tops, special. . 49c Assorted Colored and Fancy Stamped Pill
 low Tops, 50 patterns to select rom . 25c Battenberg Braid Linen, per dozen yards Sc Battenberg Braid Lnen Thread .... Dc Battenberg Rings, all sizes, per dozen Dc Ice Wool, all colors, per ball ........... 124c Shetland Floss, all colors, per hank. .... 15c Laundry Bags, assorted colors, soc values 25c 2O-inch life size Doll l.................. 25c 28-inch life slze Doll ll................... 49c
The age-herald., 1900-10-21

HI El6nL III D1Ul6S SKlPLS. Man-Tialored Skirts Bearing the Ferd Marx
 Brand are Warranted in Style, Fit
 and Finish One lot of 100 Pedestrienne Skirts in oxford, gray and brown, with ten rows of stitching, worth $6 %, spe- cial Monday only ....... ..... 3.75 Silk Brilliantine Skirt, tailor made... 2.98 All-Wool Pebble Cheviot skirts, trimmed in bands of satin, best per- calined Innings, flare at bottom. AIS Excellent quality of Cheviot skirts, man-tailored, with flare and extra aounce ................... 5.o8 Imported Pebble Cheviot Skirts, tailor stitched all over, flare with founce, headed with eight rows of stitch-- ing ................... 7.5o Taffeta Silk Skirts. best quality, with graduated flare from knee and extra founce of stitched Taffeta. ....... 12.o8
The age-herald., 1900-10-21
French FIdnn6I Waists.

Are quite the thing this Fall. We are show ing new creations---exclusivey Ferd Marx styles---at unusually low prices. Read the list:
 All-Wool Flannel Waists, in all the
 new street shades, tailor made, new
 sleeves and brass buttons down
 front; worth $2.I5, special I'4o All-Wool Flannel Waists, in all shades
 and black, tucked and hemstitched
 back and front, bell sleeve, special 2.o8 French Flannel Waists, in all shades,
 and black, box plaits and hemstitch-
 ed back, front and collar, new Bish-
 op sleeve, special 3.98 French Flannel Waists, in all shades
 and black back, front and sleeves
 trimmed in tucks and stitched Taffe-
 ta, special 5.5o
The age-herald., 1900-10-21
DO YOU MAKE YOUR ChiIdr6n'S Dresses

When You Can Buy Such Dresses as These3 Dresses of Fancy Mixtures, square
 yoke and apels of cashmere, trim
 med and braid edged lined through
 out, color to match, 4 to IA years 1.Io This dress of Fancy Mixtures, with
 prettily ruffled yoke, braided with
 fancy silk and lined throughout, 4 to
 I4 years I.5o French Flannel with plaid yoke and
 lapels, elegantly braided, 4 to I4
 years, only 2.15 All Wool Tricot with Fancy yoke, la
 pels and belt, 4 to IA years 3.59 Sailor Suit, all wool cloth in red and
 navy, white braiding, full skirt, all
 lined, natty four-in-hand tie, to I4
 years 3.75 Other Dresses up to 6.29
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
Bureau
del. tempo.
CONDICIQN GENERAL.

Moderados aunque favorables
aguaceros han caido en- todos los dis
tritos refrescando ell terreno sin que
hayan sido bastante fuertes para in
terrumpir los trabajos de campo Sc
necesita mas ]luvia en- parties de los
distritos de Aguadilla y Ponce.
Las condolences han sido gene
ralmente favorab1es para la cana Gu
yc plantfo y cultivo ha sido active.
De la, cana nueva Sc informa en- la
mas ficreciente condicion, sin embar
go en- algunos distritos Sc necesita
mas sol para matar Ia hierba 1espues
de cor tada.
Sc preparau semi!leros de taba-
co Ell eli distrito de Arecibo, mien-
tras que en- Ell distritc de Cayey hay
poca animation en- este se1tido SO :
gun :nformes Los productos me-
nores Sc han rccoicctado en- abun :
dancia, excepto Ell parties del dlstrl-
to de Humacao donde Sc la informa
do que estan escasos. d
Las estaciones que informan de
dos 8 mas pulgadas de lluvia ca1da
daranto la semana son: Morovis 2, 80
pulgadas' San Lorenzo 266, pulg
das, Maunabo 2,05 pulgs,das. Huma
Gao 2, 16 pulgadas Bayamon 2, Il pul
gadas y Weikato ?, 46 pulgadaS.
Las siguientes condi.iones me-
t+reolhgicas han reinado On San
Juan durante la sanana que terml~
no el dii; Is dc AgOsto pc [, ,oOOl
Temperature media EN- la sema
u;s 5O,7o
Tomreraiura olta S'',7o eI dfa
L.
Temperature bajo 7l,oo 81 dla
Il
Total do lluvia ca1da p pulga
das
Lectura Barom6trica, roducida
al nivel del mar, en- Sau Juan, Pto.
Rico, tomada el Lunes, 20 de Agos
to 1900, las nueve de la mal1aAa,
&c, ,O5 pu'gadas, 1898 milfmetros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
De Diego
en- HunlaCaO,

Nuestro Corresponsa al de Huma
Gao nos informa hoy por telegrafo,
que la llegado aqae!la ciudad Ell con
notado Federal y e]ocuent1simo ora
dor don Jose dc Diego, consejero y
exFiscal de la CUrta dc Justicia en-
Mayagiiez
Humacao rindi6 al eximio com
patricia una impotente y enthusiastic
ovaci6n, probant'o les F'ederales de
aquella ciudad que saben rendir cul
to al merito.
Ell Sr de Diego pronuci6 uno de
esos disccrsos que brotan de sus Ia
bios con faci]idad y elccuencia suma
Que caliican dc sublime ora sion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
Del Dorado.

Mis- ustanciales noticias pu
blicadas por LA CORRESPONDENCIA
en- su edicion no 3512, cayeron en- el
Dorado como bomba explOsiva: Els
decir sobre cierto elemento pol1tico
de Ia localidad, y ESQ que nos queda
mos cortos; hay mucha tela que cor
tar:
Dos horas despues de haber cir.
culado Ell per,6dico cor aQuellas cua
tro pequeGeces, Sc juro entire IN n1
nero sescojidoo del citado elenento,
no emplear un c6ntimo mas en- ese
peri6dico embustero (palabras tex
tuales): Pero no kay cuidado; LA
CORRESPONDENCIA tiene admiradO
res en- estos lares, donde, seg1n Sc
dice, hacfa falta su circulation. -.
porque, siempre viene nutrida de va
liosa information:
Me ratifco; don Pedro Lopez,
es un importante vecino de esta 10
calidad, propietario tambien en- Toa
baja, donde posee una magn1tica le-
cheria Todos los vecinos del Dora
do conocemos la posici6n pecunia
ria de 81, prcpietario de gran ndme.
70 de .cuerdas de terrenO en- esta jul
risdicci6n; hombre honrado, cabaIle
70 cumplido. Nos honramos con su
amistad.
NADIA nuevo, NADIA palpitante.
Siguen las lluvias y por ende priva-
dos de comunicaciones, a"bido al de-
testable estado de los 'can4inOs. Aun
que no debemos tener cuidado por
que el sol trabajara act:vamente,
cuando le sea possible, en- sus repara'
clones.
Falta, pero mucha falta nos ha
ce, tambien ell anc6n para vadear Ell
ePlata, y comunicarnos con la par
to norte de Ia isla. De esta obra, Sc
dice, ell Ayuntamiento Sc ocu?a en-
la actualidad.
Eillamado puente de San Anto
niO, ciertamente es una obra <maes-
tras, donde los transeuntes que como
cen ell terreno schan pie terra, to-
miendo transitar por sobre e., a ca
ballo. por 10 expuesto que Sc esta
perder la vida en- cualqulera oca
sion.
Siguen en- sus trece los sober
bios baches.de alto de San Anton1o'
ell de anita Barbara, el del trozo de
don Gaspar etc, etc.
DE matadero, carnlcerla thoy
pesebre), GALES, hospital, cemente
rio, servicio de policia, Junta de Sa'
nidad, 6 infnidad de cosas mas nos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
I'm rObO
en- CatanO.

Anoche, De doce y media una,
robaron dc Ia cochera que tiene ell
dire 'or de este peri6dico en- su quin'
ia de Catano, una siila de montar,
de lombre, va usada. con correas en-
los estribos. anchas y aquellos de
bronco E! ladr6n es conocedor del
sitio donde estaba la silla, pues sa'
bfa que los perros no podfan ]legar
a la puerta de la ccchera. Los ci
tados perros ]adraron a la hora d.
cha, y q un bu}to que hula le hicie'
ron dos disparos de revolver.
Seguram ente que la silla robada
sera tratada de vender en- Cataf1o,
Palo Seco 6 Bayamon, por 10 que
recomendamos q la POlic1a do los ci
tados puntos, yea 81 puede echar
manO al ladr0n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
lluVia de sOmbrerOs.

va llegaron Ell NUEVO BA
ZAR 40 San Francisco 40, los 500
sombreros adornados para scf1eras
sef1oritas y Difas procedontes de Ia
Exposition de PARIS que tan soil
citados han sidc.
Ultima novedad, caprichosas
formas, lujosos adornos, precios sin
competencia. La dana de mas ref
nado gusto queda satisfecha con es
ta sin igual collection dc <Som bre
rOs'
Visitad Ell NUEVO BAZAAR
40 San Francisco 40.
n-d-p
El domingo pr6ximo inaugura
sus tareas artlsticas Ia compaf1fa
com'co l1rica puertorriquena, diri-
gida por er senior Mendez Cardona
y de la que forman parte los mas
valiosos elementos que del arte es-
cenico hay Ell esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
Ganga Ganga.

El Paris Bazar de Pedro Giusti,
consecuente con sus constantes ia
vorecedores, realiza a precios suma
mente baratos: <Corses de Raso.
aun peso MIC uno: eCorses de algo
don> setenta y cInco centavos uno.
Trajes de drill blanco compuestos de
pantalon, chaleco y saco a 'dos pc
sos ell traje complete. Esencias de
Pinaud Eegrand, Rigaud y otros ia.
bricantes franceses a cincuenta cen
tavos frasco. Aqua de Lavande pa
ra Ell baf1o a ounce y veinte y cinco
centavos botella. Faldas de irlan
da y pique para sef1oras desde un
peso veinte, a dos pesos una.
Anoche ocurri6 un incendio en-
Santurce en- la casa vivienda de
Francisco Andrade. barrio del Sc
boruco, la cual qued6 reducida a ce-
nizas Sc salvaron los muebles y
ofectos que conten1a Ell hecho,-se
gun investigaciones practicadas, re-
sulta casual
En- las festas que celebra ell
Centro de San Luis en- Caguas Sc
efectuar4 una esplendida velada
lfrico literaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

ocuparemos en- nuestras pr6xinas in
sustanciales nOticias
.Nuastras notas no llevan otro
fin que ell de dar q conocer las i'm
presiones que recibimos & diario y
por otro lado cooperar q q los hon.
bfos que el pueblo llev0 al munich
pio, scan, como deben ser, los mas
interesados defensores de los inte-
roses de sus Representatives.
Y conste, que no vivo bajo la
sombra de ningdn partido polltico.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

ma de guerra conocida en- ell mundo.
Todo esta dispuesto para apastecef
al ejercito de canallos y perIreefos'
4 m naxtromo ta,~oue nOcas person as
estan al tanto dc la organlzaclon. no
solo del ej6rcito permanente slno oe
ia res eservs. no siando un secreto pa
ra nadie que Russia espera un con
ficto con otra naci6n desde mace lar
go tempo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
E1O!!Il1'.I|..C'.I..A!!S:!. 1O!I'I.C T !. C.I..A!!S:!. Oh

La policia de Ponce ha resca.
tado les siguientes objetos del poder
de un caco: media docena de cucha.
ras cristoff, 4 tenedores de metal,
4 cuchillos dos de plata y los otros
dos de marfil, uu tenedor y una Gu
chara de plata. L. vajilla compile
ia!
Las tropas eurcpeas han AGO
rralado las tropas chinas refu'
giadas Ell terrenos del Palacio I'm
perial. Hacinadas estas uitimas CO.
mo sardinas, han sidO rodeadas pOr
pleas de artilleria de gruesos cali
bre, igiendoseles la rendicion 8 el
esterminio. Muchos chinos deben
haberse suicidado estas horas, CO.
sa que hacen faciimente abriendose
la barriga como IN melon
Aver a las doce del dia fu6 con
ducidO al hospital de Santa Rosa
por el Guardia Jose Marrero, el indi
viduo vecino de Santurce llamado
Justo Chaves que Sc encOntraba ten
dido y enfermo en- el zaguan de la
casa numerO 73 de Ia calle de San
Francisco.
Ell Sultan esta aterrorisado por
la actitud de los regicidas y ha or
denado que Sc vigile activamente7en en-
especial s los Italianos.
No Sc fla el Snltan de esta tcopa
que canta con ell revolver, 10 mismC
que con la garganta.
"s-- 500
Los leaders democraticos ditie
rem sobre 81 Mr.. Bryan ha de reco
rrer los Estados llevan 10 Ia palabra
Nc.
LEGO el Z de! presente a Chi
cage, y pronto emprendera su ex
cursi6n polftica. Los preparativos
del partido democrata, son impo
nentes y Ia lucha sera en6rgica.
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ElliciO construidO cXpresamente Hotel
Capacidad para 200 PASAJEROS.
SituaciGn Ia mas c6ntrica
Vstas la bahia las GALES de Ietuan, Cruz ortaeza.
FL mas frosco vcntado dc la Capital
ll conc,or nncjor dc las Antillas.
DenartamcntOs indcpcnlicntes para amiias
BESIDE dc Agoo rge ademas del plan antique ell Ia ;ol-
taS G sistcma lncIicano; gusto del favorecedor.
rcn de carruajes dc luo
ntGrprctcs Iladnctorcs de Ter. 0rdcn.
pucius al gua de los dcmds EIotecs
bacon abOn05 para comtlas.
J0snaciin de baI0S Ia mOlerm.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23
En- la velada Que dara en- Are.

En- la velada que dara en- Are.
cibo 81 pr6ximo domingo la Srta.
Lola Fernandez, una de las noveda.
des que llamara mas la atenci6n
por exhibirse por primera vez, es
presentation dc <Cuadros plas I'll
cos, en- que al igual que Ell Ponce y
Mayagtiez tomaran parte en- ellos
preciosas y distinguidas senoritas
de la localidad. La direction de di-
chas cuadros estan d cargo de la
senora Genoveva Storer y su espo-
SO el genial artista don Jesus M.
Lago. El u11ulo de los cuadros son:
<Suef1os de ondinas,s Apollo y las
9 musas, , <Danza Pompeyana,, <Se
creto de amor, <La Caridad,s ecu
ba libre,, <Carmen,> eLas tres gra
cias,, y xFantasia oriental.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

Han sido apresadcs algunos d
los promotores de matanzas de cris
tianos en- Pekin ofreciendo ell pifnci
ST Hung Chang ahorcar en- la plaza
publica los cabecillas de .os distur,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-23

En esta Capital Sc eucuentra
don Emilio de Mazarredo, vice. con-
sui dc Espaf1a en- Aguadilla.