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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
IMPLEMENT MEN MEET.
Dealers From the West In Conven-
ton In Kansas City.

Kansas City, Jan. 1.-Two thousand
visiting agricultural implement dealers
and their friends We're the guests of
the Kansas City Implement, Vehicle
and Hardware Club yesterday
The days entertainment closed with
a grand surprise smoker at Convention
hall last night.
Speaking on behalf of the Kansas
City Implement, Vehicle and Hardware
Club, George w. Fuller said:
1t is not our purpose tonight to
entertain you with speech making. We
propose to give you a new entertain
ment, something different to any form
of entertainment that we have ten
dered you in past years. We hope to
give you an entertainment that will be
at once unique, interesting and pleas
ant We are not going to tell you what
it is, but we are going to let you see it
and judge for yourselves as we go
along. We are giving it to you tonight
because this was the only night that
we could secure this hall for the pur-
pose, and there is no other hall in the
city which could accommodate you"
In responding on behalf of the WISH
tors and guests, E. R Moses, of the
Western Retail Implement and We
hicle Dealers Association, said:
I'VE started in this city with a mem
bership of but twenty-eight. We grad
ually increased as the Importance of
the association became known to the
dealers throughout the land. To-day
we not only embrace Kansas, but Mis-
souri,, Oklahoma and Indian Territory
We come to Kansas City because it is
our home and because you have made
it pleasant for US, and because it is
the greatest distributing point for i'm
plements in the world. Other cities
have invited this association to hold
it's meetings with them, but We have
stuck to Kansas City, and so long as
Kansas City sticks to US we shall in
crease, not only in membership, but
shall make it so great that the people
of the effete East will como West to
get vigor and strength to carry on their
business in the East"
The implement mems convention was
formally opened this morning at 10
o'clock in the Coates opera house.
The question of the high price of
binder Irvine is the main feature of
the discussion among themembers of
the convention Mr. D. w. Blaine, of
Pratt, Kas., will introduce resolution
in the convention to-day that will have
for its purpose the opening Of the ports
of the Philippine islands, which are at
present blockaded by the United States
so that the hemp in those ports can be
shipped to this country and utilized for
binder Irvine. Mr.. Blaine's whole fight
is based on the proposition that the
government is a party to keeping the
up the price of Irvine and work a hard
ship to the farmer. The closing of the
ports has worked a great hardship and
has given the men who happen to have
the hemp on hand a chance to put up
the price Mr. Blaine says the Kansas
farmers will lose Sc, 900, 900 in conse-
OueQce
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
LAST LINK BROKEN.
Lord Rossbery Resigns Presidency of
Eighty Club.

New York, Jan-17.-A World dispatch
from London says:
Lord Rosebery has resigned the pres
idency of the Eighty club in which he
succeeded Gladstone This club was
founded in 1880 to utilize the energies
of young liberals at the universities
and in the professions and to train
them for parliament.
Lord Rosebery's resignation is re-
garded in political circles as an indica-
ton that he desires to place himself in
a position where he can accept Office
in a reconstructed unionist ministry.
The presidency of the Eighty club,
to which he was elected only last sum-
mer was the sole remaining official link
connecting the former premier with the
liberal party.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17

their spring stocks of goods. and offer
ing to pay transportation both ways
of their purchases while in the city.
This invitation is sent out under the
agreement of prominent commercial
concerns that have established what is
known as a special ticket fund" and
naturally the goods must be bought
from those firms. There are thirty
firms in the agreement and the buyer
is privileged to buy portion of his
stock from each of them. The fund has
been in operation for the past three
years and the fact that the member
ship is increasing every year shows
that the merchants are beginning to
appreciate its benefits. The bureau
will send out very nearly $4,000 invita-
lions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
PROPPE TAKES A FALL.
Government Is Now Curtaiiing His
Usefulness

George Proppe is in the Shawnee
county Jail, charged with robbing the
postoffice at Arvonia, in Usage county.
Arvonia is q little place off the rail-
road in the southwestern part of the
county. The postoffe is in a store, and
Proppe broke into the store. Inciden-
tally to taking some goods from the
store Proppe also took along some post
age stamps, thereby trodding on the
toes of Uncle Sam, who Immediately
got after him, Postoffice Inspector Full
ton impersonating Uncle Sam.
Inspector Fulton not only located
Proppe, hut succeeded in getting out of
him confession Proppe told where
the goods and stamps which were
stolen We're hidden, and they were
found exactly where he said they were.
The robbery was committed on Christ
mas eve.
Deputy United States Marshal Pres
colt arrested Proppe and brought him
to Topeka, where he will be kept I'M
til United States Commissioner Clark
can give him a hearing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
ROMANCE SPOILED.
Secret Marriage Ends in the Divorce
Court

Judge Hazen has granted divorce to
Mrs. Maude Souther, divorcing her
from Norman Souther and restoring her
to her maiden name, Maude Larimer.
The couple were married in Kansas
City on March 20, 1898. Miss Larimer
was visiting there at the time, and the
wedding was not known to the To-
peka friends of the couple for several
months Mrs. Souther claimed in her
petition that her husband first began
to be cruel to her, and then deserted
her in November
Mr.. Souther made no defense, and the
divorce was granted by default. Mr.
Souther is a clerk in Crosby Bros
store
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
PENNSYLVANIA GENEROUS.
Wages of All Road Employees Ad-
vanced Materially.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE Penn
sylvania Railroad company has an
nounced a readjustment of the wages
of its employees along the entire sys-
tenn. The new adjustment went into
effect January 1. On the Atlantic City
and Cape May divisions, it is said en-
gineers and brakemen are advanced re-
spectively 35 and Is cents a day with
no reduction in working hours The new
scale with respect to the other divis-
ions is as follows, and carries with it a
reduction from twelve to eleven hours
a day:
Engineers from % to 27
cents per hour.
F'iremen-F'rom Is to II cents
CONFEDERATION 20 to % cents (day)
from q to % cents (night)
Brakemen-From Is to Is cents (day),
from II to IS cents (night).
Car droppers-F'rom 151z to 171k cents
(day), from 1615 to Is cents (night).
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NO PARTITION OF 9. & s.
Vice President WinchelI Denies That
It Is to Be Sold In Portions.

Denver, Jan. 17.-Vice President
Winchen, of the Colorado & Southern,
when asked today concerning the report
published in New York and here that
his road was about to be partitioned off
between the Union Pacific the Missouri
Pacific and the Santa Fee said:
Such a thing is not thought of The
report is really too absurd to discuss.
1t would be a very heavy transaction
to take the road now. The line can not
be sold in sections even if our directors
desired to sell it. Under the provisions
of the mortgage it must be sold in it's
entirety, with the sole exception of the
Cheyenne & Northern, known as the
Wyoming division
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Manuscript copies olassified

Washington, Jan. 17.-Instructions
have been issued by the postoffice de-
partment that fac sinile copies of man
uscript or typewriting obtained by a
mechanical process in order to be en-
titled to the third class rate of postage,
must be presented for mailing at the
postoffice or depository designated by
the postmaster and in a minimum of
twenty perfectly Identical copies sep
arately addressed. If these conditions
are not complied with first class post
age will be required.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
Turning Back Transports.

San Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE trans
ports Olympia and Pennsylvania are to
be turned over by the government to
their owners at once. The Centennial is
likely to be rechartered as there are
yet several hundred horses and mules
to be shipped to Manila.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
KANSAS c1rY's WAY.
How the Wholesale Business Is Being
Built Up.

Kansas City, Jan. 1.-THE Kansas
City Transportation bureau has an ex-
ira force of clerks at work sending out
invitations to the merchants in the ter
ritory tributary to Kansas City, invit-
ing them to come to Kansas City to buy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
Crippled by
Rheumatism.

Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing steadily worse all
the while. One reason of this is that
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercury and potash, which ulti-
mately intensity the disease by causing
the Joints to swell and stiffen, produc-
ing a severe aching of the bones. S. S.
s. has been curing Rheumatism for
twenty years-even the worst cases
which seemed almost incurable.
Capt. o. Z. Hughes, the popular railroad con-
ductor of rabia, s. c., had an experience
With Rhennafism Mhich couYtuced him that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-17
WE Ill DO YOUR HAULING RIGHT.
Rest and Health to Mother and Child

Rest and Health to Mother and Child
MRS WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been usee for over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLO and Is
the best remedy for DIARRH OEA- Sold
by Druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure to ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind. TWEEN.
3Y-flVe cents a bottle.
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Kansas City and Return $500 Via the
Santa Fe.

Tickets on sale Jan. 14-15-16-17th,
final limit Jan. Goth; six trains day in
each direction.
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y ! VI LtEIC q LIZ tKe N " y II
there is only one cure for
that painful disease. He
says; Il was a great suf-
ferer fro m muscular
Rheumatism for two
years. 1 could get ne
permanent relief from
any medicine prescribed
by my physician. / took
about a dozen bottles Of
your 8. S. s., and now L
am as well as I ever was
in my life. I am sure
thatyour medicine cured
me and I Wnuld recnm-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-02
Loque quiere
DreijffuS.

Ell Captain Dreyfus- no quiere
siguir siendo motive de agitaci6n
entire los partidos polfticos. Asf 10
ha manifestado q un corresponsal
que celebr6 con 81 una entrevista en-
Geneva.
<No deseo hacer una campaf1a
revisionista despues de la Exposi'
ci6n Tai campana podrfa interesar
los politicos, pero no a mi Yo ne
cesito exactamente 10 contrario, que
cese toda la agitaci6n que mi nom
bre pueda producer. Cuando haya
cesado, ell triunfo de la verdad sera
SECURE. Renovar6 mi solicitud para
la revision, en- forma legal y pac1f
Ca Mi petici6n estara basada en-
puebras que no estan nj remotamen
te relacionadas con la polftica. Ape
lare la Magistrat1tra, nc a los po'
liticos; y ustedes veran como la
Francia entera me devolvera hidal
gamente mi honor.o
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Ano x. Mum. 3470.
-a@z e.s%, 7' : 9 p --sNs5 sa@@S&1 ssasFP
Un pueblo
de Loo: ;os,

En- Laos, territorrio compren.
dido dentro de las posesiones fran:
cesas en- Indo China, existe ina par
ticularidad, probablemente 1nica en-
su genero y que ha sido sef1alada
por ell doctor Lefevre, medico que
presta sus servicios profesionales en-
dicha colonia. Consiste dicha parti
cularidsd en- que en- dicho punto ra'
dica un pueblo habitado tan solo por
seres humanos desprovistos de ra
z6n.
La poblaci6n q que nos referi
mos es la unica que existe er la in
dicada localidad; consta de 300 casas,
Sc llama Ban -Keuney y esta situada a
orillas del rio Namngume.
En- ell territorio de Laos, los ca
SOS de locura son muy frecuentes,
tanto que con frecuencia ell viajero
Sc tropieza en- su camino con HON
bres, mujeres 8 adolescentes ataca-
dos de la terrible dolencia.
En- la mayor parte de los casos
Sc observa que la locura consiste en-
Greer los dementes que llevan den
tro del vientre un buffalo.
Bajo la Influenza de tan extraf1a
conviction, ell loco,-el <pipop>, CO.
mo Sc dice en- ell dialecto del pals
comete toda clase de extravagancias
Y adn de atropellos, 10 cual determi-
ma que sus vecinos, que son los que
resultan perjudicados, tratan de ale
jarle de su compaflfa 10 antes posi-
BILE.
Llegado este case Sc le relega
al pueblo de Ban Keune, pero ase.
gurandose antes de que 81 presunto
loco 10 esta realmente, 8 en- otros
terminos, de que es un epipops he
cho Y derecho.
Para clio los tGcnicos recurren
q un procedimiento que recuerda el
antique juicio por medic del aqua
fria, q que en- ca5os determinadOs
sc sometla q las mujeres sosrecho.
sas de brujer1a.
Sc alta al paciente de pies y ma
nos y sin mas requisitorios Sc le AFRO
ia al aqua.
ST sobrenada, este hecho indica
que no Sc trata de un demente; 81
por el contrario, y como es muy ma
tural, Sc va a fondo, Sc decrata eipsC
facto, su destierro a Ban Keune, ej
pueblo de los locos.
Claro esta que en- tanto que la
prueba Sc efectua hay personas que
velan por la vida del enfermo; po1
que 81 asi no ocurriera, el ndmero de
los xpipops> autenticos Sc ver1a
pronto reducido a cero.
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CaCeta de aver
Mansion ejecutiva
de Puerto-Rico.

San Imam, Pto Rico, JUNO 2o 1900.
Considerando, que ell Prsupues
to de rentas y gastos del goo1erno
de Puerto Rico para el ano nsca1 6pn que
term,ina ell 80 de JUNO de l9Oo''
adoptado y aprobado por el 6r'ga.
dier General Davis, ejercito de los
Estados Unidos, y publicado por su
6rden v tai como aparece en- la Or-
dan General No 1O2, de 20 de Aorll
do 1000, asf como las enmiendas au.
to,izadas por ell mismo Brigadler
General Davis, y publicadas por su
Grdon. es insufciente para atenoer
a1as necesidades del Gobierno de
Puerto Rico, a contar Iesde el
de de Julio de 1900, en- el ano nscal
de 1900 q 1901, y para cumpllmentar
las leyes 6rdenes que rlgeh en-
Puerto-Rico.
CONSIDERABLE que es hecesarlo
disnoner 10 conveniente para el
msptenimiento del Gobierno, desde
dicha fecha de 80 de JUNO de 1900,
do conformidad con 10 que dlsponen
aouellas leyes y 6rdenes mlentras
ca dicten otras me 4idas legales,
Considerable que no ha habldo
nj hay ley alguna vicente, d1ctada
por la Asamblea Legislative de TO
Rico que disponga el Gamble o modl
ficaci6n de dicho Presupuesto sus
enmiendas.
Por tanto. en- virtud de la auto
ridad de que estoy investldo como
Gobernador de Puerto Rico, y ha'
bi6ndolo acordado el ConseJo EJecu,
two, por ell presente Sc enmlenda Ell
Presupuesto de 1900 1901, en- la 1or-
ma Que SO publicara rlgiendo y
continuando en- vigor hasta que, Sc
altere en- cumplimiento de la ley'
Todos los Departamentos, el uooier,
no Y los demas re]acionados, queoan
encargados de aju>tarse estas mo-
diticaciones.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, tirmado de mi mano, el 20 oe
,Junio del ano del Senor de mil move
cientOS.
Chas. II. Allen, Gobernador Po1
al Gobornador, William II. Hunt
SccretarlO.
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1parcia eco de IA opinion i de IA prensa.
Nun an San Rsae d qnsde 1900 1899 oddna San Francisco
Sobre los sueesos
DE GALES.

Nos escriben una carta los Sc
flores don Manuel Rivera, don c..
NJ. Francesc hi, don Arturo Torres y
don Salvador Muniz 20, vecinos de
GALES, dici6 ndonos entire otras CO.
sas, que en- los sucesos ocurridos I'LL
timamente en- aquel pueblo, no hay
otro Grimm nal que ell guardia don
Jnan Arrufat
Que con ira la verdad de los he :
chos podra haber declarado Manuel
Luna y otros companeros de ese in
dividuo, ex- presidiario, ante ell Ca
pitan Sr. Sslgado, pero separandose
de la verdad.
Tambien nos escribe don Juan
r. Rios, hacienda aclaratorias So
bre ell mism o asunto, del cual no de-
seamos ocuparnos mas, supuesto que
los tribunales entienden en- ell par
ticular,
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BODA
por distraction.

Dos novios que residiau en- Chi
cago Sc propusieron contraer matri
monio recientemente
La v1spera de la boda hicieron
un ensayo de Ia ceremonial con obje
to de no hacer papel desairado al d1a
siguiente, y en- conformidad Sc reu
nieron en- ell temple los invitados y
los novios con traje de circunstan
cias
Ell pastor Sc presto al ensayo y
a desempef1ar sus funciones
Llegado ell momento en- que ell
desposado coloca ell anillo Gu ell dedo
de la novia, ell pastor Sc distrajo y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-02
Los alena1les
IN Palestine.

Ell viaje que no hace adn mu-
cho tempo realiz6 ell emperador de
Alemania Jerusalem empieza dar
los frutos que eran de esperar, 8
sean el desarrollo y el engrandeci-
miento de los intereses alemanes en-
Palestine.
Por de pronto, Sc ha creado
una oficina de correos, alomana, sin
autorizacion Official del gobierno
OtOmanO.
Ademas, desde Kaifa a GAIA,
sc han establecido colonias germa-
nicas, diseminadas en- forma tai, que
ocupan la mayor extension superb
cial'posible.
La compra de los terrenos ne
cesarios Sc ha efectuado con fondos
procedentes del bolsillo particular
del emperador.
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Los ingreS0S
del Canal de SueZ.

Los Jrabajos estadlsticos hechos
recientemente en- Alexandria demues-
tran que los ingresos obtenidos por
ell Canal dc Suez, en- ell af1o 1899, al,
canzaron 81 3l7, sos frances, 8 sean,
18, 2O3, 727 dollars.
81 ndmero de barcos que atra-
vesaron ell canal, durante el mismo
af1o, alcanz6 a 1907 con un despla
zamiento total de 9.895, $50 tonela-
das.
Los trabajos del canal, desde su
aperture, han costado 6O3 942, 374
frances, 8 sean 116, $50, 900 dollars.
Sc alquilan habitaciones con
comida, Sc recjhen comensales, y
pasajeros.
San jose II Principal
s~-1O 10
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Ell n0ejO::: renediO

para los callos es ell eCALLICIDA
RICHARD. Los arranca sin pro
ducir do1or alguno: Sc usa por la no.
che, a la hora de entrar en- CANA y
no molesta en- 10 mas mfnimo al pa
ciente. Cada frasco cuesta 25 CEN
tovos. Sc vende en- los estableci-s
mientos <Farmacia Colon, <E Cas-
pricho, y <La Esfera, en- San Juan;
eBazar Otero,, Ponce; sFarmacia
Aguiar,, Guayama; <Farmacia Du,
teils. Vieques y camiserfa Gel no II,
May0GueZ.
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one Year, gold. 0-oo
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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I'm aSiIO
. para para csba||os

No hace a1n mucho tempo da
bamos en- estas columns la noticia
de que en- Asniores Parfs) Sc habfa
inaugurado un cementerio para los
perros. En- Hyde Park (Londres)
exisUia va otro desde bastantes
amos.
Ahora es tambiGn Inglaterra
la que na tornado la iniciativa de
proteger a los caballos indtiles para
el trabajo. Cerca de Londres en-
efecto, funciona un asilo en- donde
Sc les proporciona una vejez tran
quila y descansada.
Un comite de patronos del sin
gu1ar establecimiento vigila la mar
cha de los servicios que en- el Sc pres
tan, con objeto de que NADIA falte a
los dichosos animales asilados.
De vez en- cuando Sc les da a
estOs un banquete extraordinariO,
cuyo emen1s es e] siguiente:
Diez grandes manzanas. corta'
das cada una de elias en- cuatro pc
dazos, una abunaante raci6n do "a
nahorias, muchas libras de pan y
aqua azucarada.
A veces los asilados reciben
visitas y las damas protectoras lie.
van con frecuencia golosinas & sus
vcaballos favoritos.
La decana de edad del asilo es
una yegua de cuarenta y un amos y
Sc llama, Ia llaman, mejor dicho,
Betsy.
Y en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
no tenemos un asilo para los men
digos.
Vale mas ser caballos yeguas
an T T,OndreSl
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IN Y IT A++CIU'lN,
DURLACH y SPRINGER

cordalmene cenes todos los
ohcina durane
orecen cualquer
puedan necetar permente los mercad
los E UU los M mucho gusto recbr cua1qu
peddo de nfomes recba Immediate
pedOs
hagan tendran cudado.
DURLACH Y SPRINGER
Representatives. dcos las primeras fabrcas de
Unidos Concentrates Comionistas de importation exportaci0n
Direction IN New-York. en-
ID MAIDEN LANE.-N Y. CRY 81 FoRrALEzA ST.
u.s. 4.
S. 1910
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Sc olvid6 dacer constar que la cosa
l.

Sc olvid6 Gacer constar que la cosa
no iba de veras
Cuando cayo en- la cuenta de 10
ocurrido, era va tarde para remediar
Ell NAL, la casada tenia la alianza en- ell
dedo y ell matrimonio Sc habfa cousu
mado lit1rgicamente
Los recien casados Sc quedaron
estupefactos y confusos, pero en- Wis
ia de que Sc trataba de un hecho con
sumado, Sc aquietaron con 10 ocurri
do, el organo entono una marcha
nupcial y los no7ios y ell acompaf1a
miento Sc retiraron pacficamente
AL dfa siguente Sc verified a
pesar de todo la ceremonia, con gran
pompa, .pero sin bendicion nupcial,
pOr de cOntadO
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DR.. DObal
fEDICl-CIRUJANO.

MEDICl-CIRUJANO.
Especialista en- las enfermstfa
3es dsl aparsto rsspiratori0 y diges
two.
Consultas on Santurce: parada
dsl Institute, Dc. & 8 dc Ia tarda.
En- la Capital, Cruz s, dc 10 II
do Ia naflAna.
Por oserito con Ia islS
Tel&Aelo 1867.
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>GJ ASS

que no pnblicamos comunicadcs
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
.aaO.
Cada sais palabras, Sc cuentan por
ana Inca y la lfneA vale diez cen
tavOS
Las cartas que vencan con comu-
nicaaos sin 81 imports no SO contes-
az
El doctor r. NJ Ponte ha
trasladada, su ofcina dental 4 Ia
mlsma scalle de la Cruz no 90
A-3O-29
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MovjI11ient0
maritime.

El sabado tomo puerto ell vapor
xMortera, procedente de Cuba y
Santo Domingo.
Aver por 10 tarde fonde6 en-
nuestra bahia el 'vapor americana
<Blake> procedente de St. Thomas
y Culebras. Este barco pertenece
a la comision hidrografica. Proba-
blemente de maf1ana pasado segui.
ra viaje para los Estados Unidos.
En- breve estara en- nuestro puer'
to el vapor americana xArkadia>
que lego el sabado a Mayagilez,
procedente de Nueva York.
Probablemente llegara ell dia 4
ell vapor americana sMaracaibo> en-
viaje de Nueva York a Venezuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-02


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