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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-25
CHECK FOR sl,2OO,OOO..
Mr Gates Put Il In Pockethook and
Fotgvt All About II.
His Brokers. nidtu CaIfNlm Up and Beg
Him 10 Deposit II In Bank.

New York. April e5.AJohn w. Gates
has made so much money lately that he
carried check for 900 for three
days in his poaketbook lately and for
got to deposit 1t in his bank. He would
be carrying II yet had not his brokers
called him UP on the telephone and
begged him to send the check TO bank
i'm order that II might be put through
the clearing house and straighten out
their account. The money represents
Mr.. Gates winnings in the recent raid
on the steel stocks which he led. When
the accounts of the pool were settled
UP Mr.. Gates share. according to the
story as related In Wall street. amount
ed 10 81. 100000. The brokers who had
represented Mr.. Gates handed him a
check for that amount and thought the
matter closed ON Monday last. how
ever. when their passbook was re-
turned from the bank. balanced. they
found they had 81. 100000 more to their
credit than their own books showed;
Then " was that Mr.. Gates was called
up and asked if he had deposited the
check. by thunder said he, Il had
forgotten all about il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-25
He WAS MARRIED,
But Young Baker Did Not Let His
Father, Senator Baker, Know.
Story Came Out Through the Young Mans
Failure 10 Return Home.

New York, April 25.-The fact that r..
Burgoyne Baker, son of United States
Senator Lincoln Baker of Kansas, was
a married man, and had been for two
years, only became known to his father
yesterday, through a comedy of errors.
Young Baker was welded to Miss Caro-
line Shepiden at the time mentioned.
but for some reason never told anybody
but one friend in this city. Monday the
husband left home at night. Mrs. Bak-
er i'm her fright, sent a telegram to
Senator Baker at Washington asking if
he knew what had become OF his son,
and signing her married name 10 tho
message. The senator was -plussed
but later got the details FROM a New
York friend by long distance telephone.
Matters continued TO be complicated un-
ill last night. when the missing hus-
band walked into his home safe and
sound. He was dumbfounded to find
his wife hysterical and all he could say
in explanation was that he had wired
her he would be kept from home over
night and she had not received the mes
sage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-25
REPORT ON PLAGUE SITUATION
IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

Washington. April 25.-The surgeon
general OF the marine hospital service
has received a report from Surgeon
Carmichael in charge at Honolulu un-
der date OF April 3. He says that since
his report Of March 81 one new case OF
plague has { en discovered. The VIC
tim was a white girl and the case was
fatal The prospects. DIR. Carmichael
says. are encouraging. Only one de-
tention camp was open; there were two
convalf@cents az the pesthouse. but no
other cases. No new cases had been
reported from the other islands
surgeon Carmichael denies the report
that there had been a large number Of
deaths from plague on the island of
ksIuhui Recent deaths there resulted
from other causes.
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and his version is confirmed by Mrs.
Lewis A. Wales, the woman Who was
i'm company with the victim OF the ac-
cident. Mrs. Ricketson stepped from
the curbstone almost directly in front
OF the car, her action being so sudden
that there was no opportunity for the
motorman TO bring IL 10 standstill.
Nothing was said by the motorman or
Mrs. Wales of car going in another
direction. When Mrs. Ricketson per-
ceived her danger she attempted TO leap
out of harms way, but she was struck
by the dasher and thrown TO the
ground Her body fell beneath the plat
form and was jammed under the guard
and fender. The car was brought TO
standstill within very few feet and
Motorman Mclaughlin and Conductor
McNally removed her from beneath the
car. while Conductor Paine, another
employe OF the Pawtucket company.
FASTENED for doctor. returning With
DR.. Towle.
The injured woman was taken 10 her
home, No. 80 Central avenue, but died
in a short time, in spite of medical at
tendance. Mrs. Ricketson was about
35 years old. She leaves no children.
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ICE.
EARL CARPENTER & SONS co.
No. 4 Westminster ST., Cor. Dyer.

This old-established house wholesale
and retail ICE at fair prices. and by
prompt attention TO business and the EN-,
ployment OF good men in their several
departments. merit continuance or the
patronage so long enjoyed.
Telephone 2l66.
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LONG CONFERENCE OVER THE
LABOR TROUBLES kT CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 25.-President George
T.. Gubbins OF the Bricklayers and
stone Masons' union. and representa-
tive of the Building Contractors coun-
ell. were i'm conference until an early
hour this morning over the labor
trouble. The agent OF the contractors
sought to persuade President Guboins
to withdraw his union from the build
ing trades council. but without avail.
The conference. however, Is expected
TO have an important bearing on fu-
ture negopia lions under the provisions
OF the statement Issued yesterday py
the building contractors council
one result OF the conference last
night may be that the contractors VIII
receive assurances that new policy
will be adopted by the building Trades
coun,d which will render that organ
lzaticn not only unobjecuona bic. bus
OF positive benefit TO the employing or
ganzations.
The bricklayers showed their conf
dence I'm rhe outcome by voting to de-
mand an increase Of cents an hour
In the wages after May 1.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. April 25.-For New Eng
land: Fair tonight and Thursday; fresh
northeasterly winds.
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BRILLIANT WEDDING
AT ST. STEPHENS.
Large Gathering at the rlarriage of
Hiss Kendall to Mr.. FELTON,
at Noon Today.

sister OF the groom: Miss Elizabeth
Goffe, Miss Violet Lithgoe and MISS
Helen Ballou as bridesmaids.
The bride was attired i'm a magnifi-
cent gown of crepe de chine and panne
velvet trimmed with oriental lace and
orange blossoms, the skirt being ac-
cordeon pleated with trimmings of chdf-
fon ruchings. A veil of Brussels net
was gracefully arranged with a spray
of orange blossoms.A crescent of pearls
and diamonds the gift OF the groom,
was the only ornament worn, and
shower boquet of lilies of the valley
completed the beautiful bridal cos
tune.
The gowns of the bridesmaids were
especially beautiful. being of cream
Roman silk. tucked and combined with
Italian guipure insertion, the waist be-
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The old historic church OF st.
Stephens never witnessed more beau
tiful wedding scene that was cele-
brated at high noon today. when Miss
Katherine Hart Kendall of this city
became the bride of Mr.. Walter Eben
FELTON, OF Boston.
The decorations of the church con-
sisted of palms at the entrance, while
every pew was tied with a bunch of
ferns.
Promptly at moon Miss Kendall
passed down the aisle. leaning on the
arm OF her uncle. Mr.. Charles Hart,
the wen-known lawyer of this city. and
attended by Miss Ella Allen as maid
OF honor, also by Miss Grace Felton,
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AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HousE-"The
Greatest Thing In tho World"
kErTHs NEW THEArRE-continuous
Performance.
EMPIRE-yon Yonson. !
saA'
pLYMPIC-Gay Girls Of Gotham.
MEsTMINsTER- -Rcntz-santiey Novelty
and Burlesque Co.
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DOES COFFEE AGREE WITH YoUp

II not. drink Grain-O--made from pure
frn,n mnse craIn8 Ina8 Taer a,S no, hs me rI, 49, time
ter using IL Tor one week nothing would
induce me To 20 back 10 coffee IL
nourishea ond feeds the system The
children can drink N freely with great
beneit N Is lhe strengthening sub
stance Of pure grains Get package to-
day from yoilr grocer. follow the direc-
tions in taking N and you will have a
delicious and healthfui table beverage
for old and young. i5c. and sc.
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n CARD.

We the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on "A 30 cent bottle
IL fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 2-cent bottle TO prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
Kenyon. Smith * Co. III. V. O'Donrell
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NE WSLETS.

Give me the spring. the bonny spring,
To loll I'm the city park;
To hear a hundred songsters sing
From early dawn till dark.
To watch the planter with his spade
And the shears he wields when he
crops;
To watch the nurse girls strong brigade
Waving their hands at the cops.
Chicago News.
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The grass OF your lawn is getting pret-
" tall remarked n friend who had
,i, dropped & IN e the home Of a North Co
Yes" replied the latter. 81 want 10
have " cut rs soon as the nclghbors get
through with my lawn mower. Ohio
State Journal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20
S0bre 6anzaS.

Un amigo nuestro nos escribe
desde 'Aguad'lla: <Cuando los espa
foles abardonaron Ia isla de Pto Ri
co, no quisieron hacer el viaje sin
alforjas y Sc levaron al lgnnas can't
dades que habia en- deposito por
cOncepto de fianzhs, las cuales fue-
ron ingresadas en- Tesorer1a por al -
gunoS npleados de la entonces la
mada Real Hacie1 da. Nuestro Go.
bierno debie"a Dacer las reclamaciO
Des del case en- honor e. la justit ia y
en obs equio y !avor de los perjudi
cados cue todos son pobres padres
de famil;a.
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C0nsejo
Executive
(19 de Dlciem0re)

Rcunido en- Ia manaua de aver
y laida el acta de la anterior, lu6 d -
proDada
Sc pas6 Ia comisidn de Agri
cultura el escrito de la Camara de
Comercio para la CONCESSION De ar
credltO, COZ objetO dc concUrtir la
Exposcloa de Buffalo.
El consejero Garrison, irformh
sohre 81 proy ecto de Ley nc 3, sohr@
<COrpOrauiOres exttanjerass. Sc
hproharo1 sus enmiepdaS, y pas0 y
Bill la rolnision de PruyeCtos dc
Ley enrDladCs y ccpiadOs.
la cOmiSi0n de impresOs fuG an
torizada para obtener 200 copias del
BE- 10 5 relative q p1OVeer de Rem,
taa PtC Rice.
Sc acordo habilitar la Sal. de
BibliOteca para los traduCtrIes; y
rmsar, q la coni<l0u de in presJo o.
el BIZ 70 8 sobre revCrlcl0n dc IL
pens 2a(rlai en- Eto- Rice; = 4 ia de
Judiratnra el I3i!l no | suhie lncom
patibiiidad del cargo de Delegate
con cualquier otro do caracter pl3li
CO
IGl Bill num. : sobro revoCa1i6u
del IS p2 tabaco importado en- los
Este dos UnidoS, Sc pa>0 q la c0lui
sion de Fiuanzas,
Ei Bill nun. citado artes, pa
SO tambien d la ComisiGn dc Flnarzas
y aprop aciones, siendu iDfOrE-adr
favOrablemoute con Cnmiend8s pc
el consej j1rO Holland II. Pero el con
sejero Elliot, pidlo una prorroga pa
ra tratar de este Bill, y fu6 cCucedi
da.
Sc levant0 la session; y reaHuda
da q las 2 80 p H., SC deulat0 q Con
sejo ca session Executive, que terui
ms las cuAtro de Id tarut.
Elk .'resado pUr el Presideute, q.
ten1s que auscEtaEso de San Juan
po4' U"uv, S Cjaa, a prupUe>ia del
Consojero E.tlCv, 80 dssigro para
ocupar el pr@s to interiLameht9 al
Cuusejero GlrllsOn.
Sc levan.o la session.
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Eorepdrodos en- la Fo1rnocia de Noe Conclo
PONCE tUI.-vTO- RICO


Descie hace "a amos &c vienen comprobando LA
propiedades tUnicas reconsr.tuyee de estas Pdoras
cuya furmul4-en artnOnIa g los progresses de Ia te
raj .ticA, evtand algun incuHveniente 0b+ervaao
nj IA prtictira-SE HA MODIFICA DO & I'm de nfrecer
al otbiho una preparation tar peTfec,a hti, como
u na rdpida efect"s
Las verdadaras PILDORAS RECOESTTrITY EN-
IES DEL DOCTOR kEEER0S curan prontaSn+It
las enfer,nedates que lependen d. erupobre-
ctr17uto de la sangre pOr Ioala hiiFneT.tacdn, por
h o1ar sitios h1lnedos J ral ventilado., pc
ercIedades anteriores.-Son muy .'hca es e' la7
tencl, debi tdad dolores las pernaa hdrnr1sia
nsanco, sOrdera, Zurnhidos de oidos, Marcos ri
d6z dc la piel Ia Que -est.t NE color UIa
te' rismo grandes erdidas de sangr:, iaira
trI;ai ion, abundaLciA 1ssrri,, Ge las
QUO s{ntona de una fLOROASEMLA.
La impnrtancia de estas Piidoras, QCE Sc PEC0
MTENDAN POR 81 SGLAS, esta cor .prohada 40 solo
e. gereraizsdo que tienen en- Ia sla sino
Que "a mbiencOn las muchas iIntaciones que dc elias
nombres pareoidos.
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Para Hawaii.

Hoy deben salir de Ponce, en- el
vapor <Arkadia, con rumbo a New
Orleans una expetici6n de 400 ,rna
lefos con sus ia mi las que van con"
ira atados para trabajar en- las islas
dawaii, en- las ha:iendas de caf1as
Todos proceden de Adjuntas. AL
l.egar a New Orleans, tomaran tren
para San Francisco de California,
donde les esperara un buque que los
en-. s.grantes, ell joven puertorriquefo
nuestro amigo don Alberto E. Min
Wielle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20
NOTlCIAS
0ENER ALES

Antier sc ha perdido en- ell Cafe
la <Nueva Palma. un bottom peque'
no de orc en- forma dc una estI ella
de cinco pulsas.
81 que 10 entregue al duef1o de
aquel estableclmiento sera gratitica'
do.
Ell Casino de Ponce ha nombra'
do en- junta general que celebraron
ell Is del actual la siguiente JuDta
Directiva: Presidente: D. Enrique
G.. Fritze.
Vice: D. Vicente Usera.
Vocales: D Agustn Arce-D.
Rafael Sanchez Montalvo.-D Ma
nuel Leon PARA - Carlos Costa
D. l.. l.. Tristani d. Xabier Ma
riani D. Carlos F. Chard6n.
Suplentes: D. Jose Vidal Villa
ret.-D. Carlos Armstrong (hijo).-
D. Francisco Barnes PLAZA. ID Jo'
sc Sierra
Don Pedro ValeDtin Erena, de
Mayaguez no es Ell Pedro Valentin
que al decir &c <La Denocracia>, Sc
halla pr6fugo, qor infraccion q la
orden general Io so.
Con motivo de los dltimos aeon
tecimientos de Ponce hubo allf un
lujo de fuerza de policia insular ex.
traordinario. Sc hallaban allf re-
concetradas las fuerzas de los pues
tos de Aibonito, Barros, Santa Isa
bel, Ar1s, Villalba, Coamo, Corral
Viejo, Coto, Limanf, Uouado 4Adjun
tas. Yauco, Penuelas y Gua7anilla,
todas al mando del Captain Urrutia
y Ell Teniente Silen'
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GaCoia de hoy
Dicienu re, 19 de 1900.
A|Qs maestros que no ejsrcen
actual lnente.

DeseanGo este Departamento for
mar una lista do los Maestros que en-
Ia actualidad no ejercen, perO que
estan dispuestos q tomar su cargo
a]guna escuela, Sc les suplica Sc sir
van dirigirse al Secretario de este
Departamento indicando clarameute
su direction, edad, certiicado qne
poseen, amos de pra"tica, tempo q
han estado sin en$enar el couOcl
miento del idiomaI inGles que hayan
adquiri4o. Dicha| lista tiene por ob-
jeto Ell facilitar lCs nCmbres de esos
macs tros las Jun tas Escolsres que
luedan nece5ltar de sus servicios.
M. G. BRuMBAUGH,
Comis ;onaCo de Instruction.
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MUEBLES BARATOS.

Sillerias de Vieaa negras, y
uogal. Sillerias Americans varios
precios. Juegos de habitacion y CO
medor, Escritorios comerciales y
para Sra. Lamparas, cunas: espejos
para sala. consolas galerias para
cortinas, sillas y sillcnes anarilios
y otros articulos en- Los Novio,'
Fortaleza 43.
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0fposITOS EN- / as SiGU!EATeS FARMAcIlS

Vale Cancio Ponce! : GuilIermetv Gan Jra, ~
let, c. j Nom ga :, Maysynez -Pnvira = Tnr,a "
-. HSu-rliia -k2r"ta Arec bo. Picnrnell Lara =
1+t@4i. fauco.- IN t4la Gu vanilla -FGr-r ? Rev
Css. JuAna DiaZ.- Setances, Coarno.--- PapeIas
iYIen. Sendo bhjeto de frecuentAs imitscioue
'aso' Iss Pi!FtORAS RE CONSTITUENCIES
DEL Dr. RTF EXON hags cnD-itr que las leftimas
son las preparafss ekci isye mente Ii acreditada
farmaca Droguelfa de Vale C.anc!o Que SON Ios
denosItartos de Ia VERB .nERA FORMTTLA n
UNICOS que estsn antor:zad o para usar mi nom ~
dichas pldoras Dr. kevsrou
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n ..-, A p
De GuaVama nos cart

De Guayama nos eLcargar
decir que Ell Lcdo don Jacinto Tex
dor Sc retira en- absolute de j. ps If
tica, pues aunqu6 no la hacja activa,
por ell cargo que desempeda, perte
necia al partido federal.
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HechoS y dichoS
CRONIQUILLA DEL DIA.

Sc cita ell nombre del Represen'
tante don r. Ulpiano Colon para CO
misionado por Puerto Rico en la
Exposition de Buffalo, que debera
celebrarse en- el aflo pr6ximo
La opinion pdblica considera
que dicho nom mbramiento seria acer
tado.
Varias personals SO han %terca'
do a esta redacci6n para manifes'
tsrnos que la Camara harfa lnuy
bien en- celebrar de noche sus sesio'
nes.
De esa manera podrfa concurrir
d elias el publico, pues por las ma
r1snas, como ahora So celeoran,
es la hora en- que todos tienen gus
dedicsrse sus habitua'es ocupacio'
mes, y solo pueden asistir los ricos
y los que NADIA tienen que hacer pa
TO ganarse Ia vida
FL pueblo desea yer y DIR 10 que
pasa en- la Camara, para jnzgar CO
mo cumplen sus deberes, aquelios q
quienes dierOn suS vCtos.
Trasladamos este deseO i1stO q
los Sres. Representatives.
a*
Parece que va tomando cuerpC
Ia idea de que SO acuorde 40 smodus
vivendi, en- ia question de hjpotecas,
deGretando nueva prorroga por OtrO
ano
En- este delicado asuuto estau
tirando de la manta, Ell seu1ldo in
verso, los Commentaries y sgricplto'
res. y tiran tan fuerte, que corren
peligro de que Sc deshaga en- sus
ManOS.
A iuzgar por 10 que dice la prem
SD, no resuita muy alroso el pal el
que hara en- Washington nuestro Re
preSentante.
Los disparos que haga en- de
fensa de este pals, tendran que ser
detras de una cortina, y sab5 Dios q
donde iran parar los proyectiIes.
Crecen, como la espuma de la
leche puesta al fuego, las practicas
de reljgiones en- esta isla competido'
ras q la Cat6lica
Cada dia SO levantau nuevOs
temples, que Sc ven muy concurri.
dos de fieles. - 70.
Ell esplritu impres;onable de
nuestra raza y sus inclinaciones q
las novedades, llevan muchos los
nuevos temples.
Relative q los rumores que han
crculado de que esta ban en- Was de
fracasO los proyectos de ferrocarri
les del general Stone, dice el <San
Juan News, 10 siguiente: - -1
Ella causa del fracasO Obedece
mas b;en a la condici6n POGO salts
factoria estipulada sobre todas ,"s
frarquicias concedidas por el COnse
10 Executive. Esa condicion es que
~touas las fraDquicia~, cU"ct>lol,es
priviie glt seran sujetas enmien
das, alteration y apelarlones Los
capitalistas no Sc atrever an lrVer
tir inmensas sumas de dircro mien
tras exista esa ley de franqoicia
Ell Gobernador del Banco Espa
mol Sc zapatea en- eel Pals, del car
go que Sc le hizo a dicho estableci
miento de credito, por coJro dc las
contribuciones municipales.
Re~Glta ahora, QUO el Ban 20 ha
procc dido con toda correction, y que
hasta anticipo ell importe integro de
un trimestre, antes dc cobrar un
oentavo.
El Municipio esta de 'ualas.
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Beneficio al p0bIico.

Entire todas las preciosiiades
recibidas en- ell sBAZAR EUROPA,
Sc encuentran elegantes juegos de
pasamanelfa fas completes para ador
nos de trajes, siendo sus precios de
so centavos rs 81 ST. so juego, con
IN juego es suiciente para el ador-
Il" de IN traje por complicado que
hta
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La G3mara IL,

La C4mara de Concrete &c
Puerto Rico trabaja en- dar soluci6n
favorable una queja .entada
por varios fabricantes de taba co de
Ponce, que aspiran a que los prodcc
tos de su indust la puedaa ser ven
didos lioremente en- la Cap tai CONC
en- tOdO el Dais
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Ell ESCANDALO

So lla1ns vender en- pocos
dias TOGO cua nto SO ha lmportodo
para noche bu ena Solo quedan esT
parragos aienlaneS, leGguas ahuma'
das, jamones Iugleses, tnantequilla
francesa frasdo cristal, aceitunas re-
llenas con and hoas y con pimientos,
harina en- sac pitos de 3 ! librAs ex'
presanente phca hacer platitos ex'
ira, V cueso parmesano Y Gruyer.
CerecedO HermanOs & CO.
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A Don Eno;l; ann Rndripuaz On.

A Don Emiliauo Rodriguez Gu.
bano, de Manatf, le sustrageron en-
la noche del viernes tltimo un potro
de tres amos, de su finca cercana al
pueblo, sin que 10 hsya podido con
seguir hasta la fecha q pesar de las
diligencias practicadas.
Despachos del Africa del Sur,
dicen que una columna inglesa al
mando del Coronel Hall, fue derro
tada cerca de Odendad por el gene
raj boer Erasmu $. En- el encuentro
perecieron el coronel Hall, un CAPT
tan y dos tenientes. =.
Despachos de. Pretoria dicen q.
Sc nota que las guerrillas beers SO
van acercando al centro del Trans
vaal circundando las ciudades de
Pretoria Russtenburg, Middelourg
Sanlepoos y Johannesburg.
Sc ignora 81 es con ell objeto de
atacar & Pretoria s un simulacro,
para facilitar Ell paso q los refuerzos
que esperan de Ia Colonia del Cabo.
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l!ga Dc n4jj''t.
Contra eI a |burrimient0

Racientementa Sc ha corstituido
en- lug}aterra uu Sociedad, que
cuenta Gesde que Sc fund6 con el
coGcursO de las mas linajc cdas per
sOnalidades de la aristocracia ingle-
Sd
Dicha sCciedad Sc intitula sLi-
ga contra el aburr imientos y SO com
pOne eXGiuSivanente oe mujeres.
La ~Republique Franchises pu--
bllca Ia relact6n do los agravios que
han moVldo a las socjas fundado
ras adOptar dicna iniciativa, que
son los signientes:
<Los hombres iisponen de gran
luM0fO de diStiacclOn0S de uOdaS
classes, sin cOnLar sus Ocupac ,Ohes
cOtiJiaN&Sa
sTjeren mi! sitios dondo reunir
Sc: Ell cafe, la sala dA armas, Ell Ca
s'nO etc6lera. PeTO cquiGn Sc Ccupa,
de distraer On no nc euto s las nu-,
jures, a esaS irfeIices, eternane"t Q
sacrf1aGas?.
s,-as Visitas, lbs hiios, los cuf~
dAdos iel h,gar go stltuyen cl CIR
culo vitioso-.. G:Y dentio del cual
- ven uhhSada> 4 girar pei p9tua
nente, Sc Quejah con razon Y VOC
al cneNo de IA s1rl ledad 90 que vi
va: Y so)lcltan uu Temedio contra Ell
sep!rer0 que 6 q brum">
<Lt22an ha>,a ofrecor una prj -
na 'Mpor12uto al Que prosecute Ia
N~ta mas Coupled de los medic :
oone>tos do dlstr;f ~'i6n qua ester
al altaHcU .te MA ID uj2r OcIOsa>
Sepaulo los - icoio2os y mora-
}i5t&s que no esteu al corriente co
Il ca2erO.
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PODER

Participamos al Comercio que
con fecha once de Julio del corrien
to af1o, y ante ell Notario don Santa
60 r. Palmer, conferimos poder go.
neral a nuestro emplado don Este
ban Terrats
San Juan Puerto kico 16 de
Diciembres de 1900
G Tinaud y CT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20

Noticias de Montevideo afr
man que tendranf solucion satisfacto-
ria, Ia question de lfmites entire el
Brasil y ell Uruguay,
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DeSpachOs de Manila, co

Despachos de Manila, comuni
can que eu las innediacione5 de
Malolos, las tropas americauas fusi
laron Is rebeldes que formaban par
to de una cuadrilIa de facinero sos
que asolaba al pals. El General Ne
Arthur ha recioido varios expedien
tes instruidos contra Ell bandidaje,
en- los que Sc demanda la pena de
muart0
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Ell General boer De Welt, Sc
prOpone invadir la colonia del Cabo,
tan prouto den paso los rios & sus
guerrillas
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FL Senador B Foraker ha
presentado ante ell Senado un docu
mento, solicitando que no interven
ga el Congreso en- las concesiones
que SO hagan & Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-20

Sc halla vacante en- Vega baja
la plaza de pracJicante titular, dota
da con Ell haber anual de $50 dollars.