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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29

their rawlings cannot be heard. lnno-
cent and guilty alike are placed In
this jail awaiting trial and az its best
no man On salt Lake can be- heard 20
bay that the gulluest should be made
10 suffer In such q place. The arrange
ment Of the jail Is such as 70 AFFORD no
protection TO the TAILOR from the prison
ers. in as much as in turning them from
their cells into the dining room for
their meals, from the very nature OF the
present arrangement 10 Is necessary
for the tailor to go among them, such
a condition 70 q menace to public well
fare by affordlng prisoners the oppor-
tunity TO assault the Tailor and TO ati
tempt escape 20 wage their warfare
upon society anew,
A resolution has now been presented
10 the Council unon this question, and
a. isthc duty Of every citizen, every
one interested In humanity 20 raise Up
and demand q new jail for this city, all
can see this horror and to see is to
convince. MRS. j. s. VALANCE.
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PLEA FOR A NEW CITY JAIL
Mrs, ], S. Valance Writes 10 HE Ne VS.
Setting forth Conditions
She Designates the Old building
n n "Pest-ridden shack,
Absolutely VIE"

To the Editor Of the Deseret Evening
News:
Many times has the condition OF the
present city jan been called TO the at
tention Of the city Council Of this city
ana while thousands OF dollars mas
been appropriated for the purpose OF
Improving roads Tor those to Drive
their fast horses upon who are tortu-
nate enough 10 own them, yet nothihs
has been done towards wiping OUT tnls
disgrace Of prison. II SAT- LAKE
Citv had sent a commission into Chi-
ma 10 study the most improved methols
OF torture. 81 would have come oach
with a report that nothing IN It's Wv
els had n seen 10 equal this pest-rldaen
shack OF city Jail Take any man OF
woman who has once served time IN
thls iaD ana they will tell you lhey
would have considered 50 q Kindness .s'
had someone strung them up py VIZ
thumbs for an hour than to nave put
Thorn into that hole or so-callea cry
ian. ID is absolutely inhuman ana ~
man on earth no matter what hl'
crime deserves punishment by iheu,
ceratlon In such place Ihere ~ ai,,
IAN I'm the United States so apsoi ~, !
Vile. and no torture on eartL 20 ss r,se
az tbis IAN OF Salt Lake CITY ~
srrangenent OF the Jail Is now SUI SUI
that there is no opportunity anolusu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-29
CONTEST
At WALKERS FIELD
Biz Crowd Of Footba.Ists on Hand
10 Witness the Came
BOTHTEAMS ARE CONFIDENT
Inception aud Entertainment THIS
Evening, IN Honor Of the East
nen,er Boys Teams Record

The chief attraction in salt Lake to-
day is the long talked-of gridiron con-
test between the East Denver and SAT-
Lake High school teams. The game
was called at 3 o'clock before an inn
mense throng of spectators. Before en-
tering the game, members Of each team
expressed their confidence In Winning
me outcome Is likely TO be very close
and thousands outside Of this city Will
watch with interest tor the result me
home team has a slight advantage 10
weight and a much better record Tor
this years work than their Colorado
opponents. They have defeated three
teams with ease while the Denverites
have lost two games and only won one
and that by a lucky goal Kick giving
them 10 their oponets 8. Since their
last game. however, the visitors have
praoticed hard and are In much better
shape. They arrived safely last night
and every member OF the team Is feel
ing One. They are quartered at the
Kenyon and this evening a reception
and entertainment win be given IN their
honor by the local team
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How 10 treat frautlesome corn,

To remove a troublesome corn Or bun
ion. First soak the corn or bunion In
warm water TO soften It. then pare 1t
GOWN as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlaln's
pain Balm twice daily; rubbing ylgor-
o,isly FOR five minutes at each applica-
ton A corn plaster should be worn for
a few days 70 protect II from the shoe
As general llniment for spralns,
bruises. lameness and rheumatism, Pam
Pain, fg uuoottglpd
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The Secret Of the
Burlington'S Success.

Il was Michael Angelo who said
"Trlhes make perfection, and pertec-
lion is no trine."
There is the secret Of the Burllngtons
uccess-attention To- detaiIs--looking
after triies-straightening out this
snarl-remedyiug that II is this spirit
which has made Il the second railroad
Ia the world In point Of mileage
FIRST in respect to good service.
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City. ST
Louis-All points east,
Trains leave Denver 400 p. m. and
1000 p. m,
Through sleeper, Salt Lake to Omaha
and Chicago daily.
Train for Black HIS leaves Denver
1880 .. m,
Tickets at Offices OF Connecting Lines.
Ticket Office. 70 West Second South St
X. F. NEsLEN. General Agent,
Salt Lake City.
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DspIpERo KELLY COMING.
Will Probably Meet Roy Condie
within Two Weeks.

Mr.. Alex Madison. the manager OF
"spider" Kelly, the clever l3S pound
boxer arrived In town yesterday
morning, and is trying to arrange a
match fOr the Spider TO take place
within two weeks Kelly is at present
in San Francisco, but Is on his way
East, and is anxious TO stop on here
for bout. There Is talk Of sending
Roy Condie up against the Spider. "
Roy is a clever fellow and will be- able
TO keep out OF the spiders" web, and
give good account OF himself.
All is ready for tomorrow nights
bout between Jack Dunleayy and
Jim Francis.
Ralph Cotton viii referee the mill,
and Jack McNamee will act as time
keeper. The prelmlnaries viii be.
Roy Condie and Jack Christy for four
rounds. followed By two more four
bouts between Jack Gamble and Ham
Taylor, Harry LANCE and Kid Kelly
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TnrkeY shoot Yesterday.

About thirty crack shots participated
IN the Salt Lake Gun clubs turkey shoot
az the State street grounds yesterday
afternoon. What makes the sport
more interesting 70 them. is the fact
that nearly every man has a nice fat
turkey
In al the events except the last, the
men were handicapped 10y yards,
Following Is the scores and list OF
events.
First Event-Class shooting az TWEEN
" targets, contestants handicapped:
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New York Noy 29.-The publlcs wish
may be- followed by the New York
Yacht club members syndicate. having
In charge The defense of the Americas
cup against Sir Thomas Llpton's chal-
lenger. when the naming OF the pros
pectlye challenger ls considered. W..
Butler Duncan, Jr., who Is 10 manage
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JocKEYs ARE STONED.
Fred Taral aud sam Dogget WIN
Ride In Austria.

New York. Nov. 29.-Fred Taral and
Sam Doggett, the jockeys have signed
contracts 10 ride I'm Australia next sea.
son Fred Hanlon with DOggctt and
Taral went 60 the Austrian consuls in
this city whore the contracts were
signed
Taral VIII ride for Mr. Andor De Pc
chy and Baron Sigmund Dc Euchtrltz.
while Doggetts new employer Is Mr..
Nicolas De Szemere II IS said that
Tarars contract calls for 5000 and
Doggetts for $1,000
Both win have the privilege OF betting
n they desire. not through a commits
sioner, but through their employers.
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET.

The verbatim report of the proceed.
lngs ~ the sevenly-frst semi-annusl
conference OF the Church Is now printed
and FOR sails at the Deserot News Office.
The pamphlet also contains an account
Of the General Conference Of the Des-
eret S. s. Union. held Oct Z, 1900.
Price per copy postpaid. Is cents.
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FREE TO THE
RUPTURED.
Or. w. S. Rice the Well known Author
ity, Sends a trial Of His Famous
Method Free TO AL

Out Of the chaos Of old-time failure
comes new ana startlng cure. toi Twp
ture Or. W 3. Rice. 2d \, MAN ~
Adams, n, T., has Invented method INA
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Canison won first choice: johnson
second; J. f. Sharp third; Henderson
fourth; Peace fifth James Sharp sixth,
and a. +. Callison seventh.
Second Eyent-Contestan who won
q turkey in the first event not allowed
10 enter Handicap shoot at ten tar
gets.
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ofauInranrn-
MssE rsNNVw TTffgEssfi
Slres s, ~ iiz---nJz.
Time Table
In effect Nov. Q,
1900.
SSE#fF'y'

DEPART
For ogden, Cache Valley, Oma-
ha Chicago, Denver kanaas
CITY and 81. Louis . .....,... c,50 q. m.
"For Garfield Beach, Tooele and
Phi and nd Mand 49, . 'e'.' d. LIS am
mediate points is'N'. A ~. NV 49,. s.l5 am
For ogden Omaha. Chicago.
and San Francisco w. - =, - .is.so pm
Omaha. st. louis 'i' and Chicago $50 pm
lHtcrmodiate points i I''V'I ., "',s sos pm
For ogden. Butte. Helena, Port-
land. San Francisco and inter-
mediate points oil. d.. .. o.. '- ''''AV'09 pm
ARRIVE
From Ogden Chicago. Omaha,
Denver =. 49,. .. -. $50 am
Butte Helena and San Fran
.From Milford. NephiProvo ana
From ogden Chicago st. Louis
Kansas city Omaha, Denver
and san Francisco D.. %. e.. ..., $3.50 pm
''From Garfield Beach, To0elc,
and Terminus o., o.. .,. q. o.. s. 4VV pm
From Preston, Logan Brigham,
ogden and Intermediate points $50 pm
From Tinuc, MCrcur, Nephi,
Provo aud Manu o.. D.. ,.....,.. o.. $500 pm
From ogden. Butte, Portland
San Francisco ana intermedl- s.,-,
trains south Of Juab DO not run sun
''Dally except Sunday
Telephone No. go
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sfOc KING WI h0ut
Which no Chrstms5is
complete. The tree
load e. with rood
thirgs is distiuCis
sccu above the nauoy
paft Of the handle N
which appeauin plais
letters the wortt
Merry Chrigtma
In the gold bowl e
see old santa ca
with bis flowing t.
ard Die grey bta
swim ing MS ~
thrtatcningly ovcct
back OF his deet re-.
deer Altogether 10 Il
amostr lcasingpiciure
and proper eriblem 4
Merry Christmas.
ON the back Of The
handle are the glad
bells which ring out
the old aud "rIug iu
,he new. and unlc,.
Meath old Father Time
with his cruel scythe
Happy New Yclrn
completes the decor
ali0n on The back 4
Lh- L.u.Ir.
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IIandi

Joe sharp won first choice J. sharp
Jr, second, Newcomb third, Barbee
fourth; Roy nth; sixth choice given TO
Brockbank, who made the largest miss
and out score.
Third Event-Fifteen targets at ham
dicap distances.
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j sharp, Jr., first choice, Brockhank
second Ncwc0mb third. James Sharp
fourth j. n. sharp nth, Roy sixth.
Fourth Event--Fifteen targets at ha
Fourth Event-Fifteen targets al
handicap distances.
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Direct Route
to Chicago
CHICAGO UNION PACIFIC
d NORTHWESTERN LMf

FASTER than anu other route
TINE OVERLAND IRNIfO.1
eqUipDed win Palace Sleeping Cars
Buffet Smoking and iibh5ry Clf,
with barber and Dining Cars, meals
"a 10 Carte LEAVES SAiT LAKE CjTY
Al 1880 o. m. DAHN. The limited
fast MAI leaves Sat take eyeru even.
hq 5t 6:30 first class eqyiOuenL
Including free Reclining Chair C5r,
The Chicago Special leaves at ESQ
q. m. for tickets and reservation,
apply 10 ticket agents, or address
c. A. Walker 6eni Agent Chhsqo &
Northwestern Rgp POO S. Main ST.,
SdH Lake Ctg.
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BISHOPS.

Blanks for the use Of block teachers
IN making yearly statistical reports. can
Doe procured at this Office. 25 cents per
dozen
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- 49,. 40 stffnH a
HlfilG0iuh plstsHl.
~ ~ "a - ih>ASSNN Odds
| NIL Holiday Spoon

The cut showsan elegant codee Spoon that b.
ioycl iu design and sure 20 please.
on the front appears The open fireplace ani a
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ss:EIe> CURRENT
.S1:sS;3s:SSS55'" TINE TABLE.
lEAVE aALr LAKE CIV

LEAVE Sal LAM
~ e-lor Grand Junction, Den.
-'" yer and the East...,..,,.,.,.- 81 m
NO ard ali points Fast. .......~. st5pn
No '-s sDd Al fY noints M East $3.50. teOp u
No lC-For bingham. LehL Provo.
lebeL Nj Pleasant hAntl
ale ana intermediary
points ............ Dol, .,...... ........- % n
No t-For Eureka. Payson. Hebor.
Provo lad al Intermediate
No 5-f0r s'pde5 m + ibs West. 9B5 a 10
No s-For ogden and the West. y Qc D N
No l-For ogden aud tha Nest.... " y IN
No G-Eor Park City ."..~.........' wv u
bRRiVr shLT LAKE clrH
No l-Irom Provo, Grand juno
ton and tbs East,...,.....,.., pDt m
No l-irum Provo Grand juno
lion and the East-..;..;.. see. Il Is pm
No S-Erum Provo, Grand juno
lion and the East. ..".,,,.,... le v 10
No e-hrom Provo heber, Bling
YEA. Nj IT. sv
Mant and intermediate
points ,....... ,,.,.. ...,.s -.,...., l.l m
No 6-lIom ogden and the Wpsi s2n N
No e-irom Ogden and he West. sos y m
No t-trom Ogden and the West. " . N
No f-from Eureka, Payson Heb
~, Provo and intermediate
points ........ .............., 10 01am
No. l-lrom PARK City ................ IS 70
PERffCr DINING CAR SERVICE
Sleeping Cas- ~ Chicago Without Chang.
Ticket Office lOj West Second South, Post
ohico Corner
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To ne Editor OF The Deseret Evening
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-02
NOTlCIAS.
G6NER

Antenoche a las diez la pareja de
guardia de la Gale del Sol, Jose
Marrero y Julio Rengel, detuvieron,
conduciendole al dep6sito munich.
pal, a un americana, empleado de la
Fabrica de hielo de la Gale de Nor
zagaray que Sc entretenfa en- amena'
Ear con un revolver a la senora Mar
tina Guzman que vive en- ell ndmero
1853 de Ia referida Gale del Sol. Ell
rev6.ver le fue ocupado, y puesto q
disposition del Tribunal de policfa.
Nos dicen que en- las Guagas Sc
cobra 10 centavos orc a los pasaje'
ros; y que en- ell tren solo SO paga
en- la iquivslencia iQuare causa?
Nuestro estimado amigo ell
doctor Jose Ramon Freyre, primer
joven puertol riqueno graduado en-
una Universidad americana de- Lee
yes, presto juramento antier ante la
Corte Supreme de Justicia de Puer'
to Rico.
Ell joven Abogado saldra' esta
tarde en- ell <Longfelion. para Maya.
gtez, LIE deseamos viaje feliz y
triunfos en- su honrosa profession.
Sentimos que Ell haberse he
cho cargo de la administration de
la Companfa Serrador nuestro CO.
%terraneo Mendez Cardona, nos'prive
de verle con frecuencia como artista
en- la escena.
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Han sido condenados por ell Tri'
bunal de Policfa los siguieptes indi.
viduos: Manuel MILAN, por ofensas
calumniosas a don Pedro Ayllon 3
dollars; Reparada Roblens, por em.
briaguez, reincidente, 5 dollar; Va.
lentin LUNA por embriaguez y es-
candalo 5 dollars; don Manuel Luzu-
nari-, por escandalo y f41ta a la pc.
licfa IS dc liars de multa y 2 de cos
ta>; fata'iuo Santiago por tratar de
quitA1le un direro d EuIogio Rivera
5 dollars y por ruta para 81 pu~hlo;
Mr. Erapti, por amenazar o Nh
revolver a Martin Guzman Is dollars
Carmen Carrion y Eduvigis Sanchez
por rina, resultando la primera en-
tusa 5 dollars q cada una; Eugfnio
A Row.ey, por tratar de abrir la
puerta de ~ casa de familia CT, co
dollars.
Tambicn fueron c~ondenado> por
Ell Tribunal de policia los siguientes
individuos; Julian Diaz con $40 orc;
y Gaspar Carmoua, Justine Besga y
lose Belen Lopez, con 5 oro cada
uno por amenezar al Guardia Jose
Marrero
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En- ID session de antenoche, 81
doctor don Manuel Quevedo Baez
present6 I'M escritoa1 Ayuntamiento,
signiacando 10 excessive que es el
EsSefvieioqpeprestan @losepracticantes
mnaioipsles, tom&ndose an cuenta y
Esnscord6ndoseFque tnrnen cada echo
horas.
ElClub federal de Rio Piedras
quAdijimos Sc ignauguraba aver, h,
aplazado para maf1ana su ignaugu
raci6n.
Los reveldes chinos dominan
en- toda la Manchuria.
Ncs dicen que durante la huel
ga del gremIo de tabaqueros todos
los dias habra 1ectura de la prensa
de una q tres de Ia tarde para los
agremiados en- la casa no IS de la ca
lie del Sol. ~.
Ell guardia Brigido Calderon
denuncio aver un farol de Ia segun
da Inca, de Puerta de TERRA por
haber permanecido apagado toda la
nOche
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~efectos, 10 que Sc %comprueba por q
uso tan generalizado que Sc haze de
ella en- toda la Isla.
Con ell fin de precaverse de las
muchas imitaciones one de esta for
mula Sc han hecho, xcuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,s debe exigirs
que en- cada GAIA de legitima proce.
dencia, este Ia marca de fabrica, Nj
la tapa superior, un sello que dice:
DR. n. REVERON Medico Cirujan,
Ponce, Puerto-Ricos en- la inferior, y
su frma en- ell lado derecho de la faja
exterior de esta %cajita. Ponce Agos-
to 80 de 1896.
~objeto do frecuen-
AVIOOte s imitaciones las Pill.
DORAS DEL DIR. REVESON hagn
presente, que las legitimas son las
proparadas exclusivamente en- la
| acreditada Farmacia de VALE y
CANCIO, que son los depositarios de
la verdadera formula y los unicos
| que estan autorizados para usar mi
nombre en- dichas pildoras-DR N.
REVERON.
Dep6sitos Ell las siguientes Far
macias:
VALE Y CANClO, Ponce
GUILLERMETY. Capital-R1VEPu
Arecibo.-ITURRINO, Camuy. RO-
, VIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla. -RO.
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntas
ZAVALA, Guayanilla.- EFRER, Jua-
na-Diaz.- BETANCEG Coamo.-
'MARXUARH, Gales.
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asla. Is sglsdlae
en- POnoo.

Estando nuestro companero en-
10 prensa don G~umersfndo Rivas re-
dactor de Ella Democracia, on 81
casa. SO present6 I'M individuo en- su
busca llamado Victor, = cuando So
lilo al balloon Ell Sr Rivas desc1rg6
sobre 81 un fuerte ~garrotazo I'M
prendiendo la huida preoipitada.
mente. Ell se1or Rivas hacienda
uso de su revolver 10 descargo SO
bre su agresor que hnfa.
La policia acudf6 intentando
recoger ell arma del ST. RiVas pero
este tenfa licencia para nsarlas.
Lamentamos de todas veras ell
suceso, porque estos actos desdicen
mucho de la cultura de una pobla.
ci6n y porque revela falta de ga
rantias individuales.
Al companero que estamos in
condicionalmente q su lado
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Elm ANUS NC oApciIcu-
= Cha han demostrado las propie-
dades tonicas reconstituyentes de
estas pildoras, curando rapidamente
todas las Intermediates que depen-
den del empobrecimiento de la san
gre por una alimentaci6n POGO nu-
tritiva, por habitar en- lugares hui
medos y NAL ventilados y por n
fermedades an%teriores.
Su acci6n curativa es muy Ell
caz en- las palpitaciones del coraz6n,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
lidad y dolores en- las piernas, hidro-
pesia, cansancio, sorderas, zumbidos
de dido, marcos, dahdez de la piel,
a la que restituye su color natural;
meteorismo, flores blancas, grandes
p6rdidas de sangre, falta de mems
truacion, su abundancia 8 escases y
para procurar ell complete dessrrv-
Ho de las jovenes en- pubertad, debili-
dad general, convalescencia de las
Intermediates agudas 6 cr6nicas con
tai que estas alteraciones morbosas
sean s1ntomas de una cl0r0-anemaa
simple y no de una Affection general
de una lesion organica que recla-
maran entOnces Otra medication.
En- vista de los progresses de la
te~rap6utica y de algunos inconve-
nientes que sc notasen en- la practi-
ca. G.
Sc ha modificado la formula
atm de ofrecer al publico una pre-
paracion 1til, segura y rapida de SIS
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DESPACHO
grail. de ne9oCios
DE
Landr6n Mater y Ahedo.
1Y TETUAN, /, ALTOS AZ
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Telefono no 1873

Asuntos judiciales y administra-
tivos, gestiones ante los Tribunales
de Justicia, oficinas del Estado y del
Muuicipio, compra-venta de fncas
urbanas y rdsticas, acciones Bancos
Agrfcolas, Espanol y Popular. Sc
agencian prestamos 6 hipotecas. Sc
descuentan documentos Sc COCHRAN
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- in
giles. Hay abogados norteamerica-
TO- y del pals.
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A1u11Cb oTB
a--45-4
Sc ha ordenado la detenci6n
del individuo Hilario Ortiz, por su
p%onersele autor del hurto de un par
de sapatos a Isacc Quijano, segun
denuncia que present6 ell mism9in-
teresado
Adolfo Oquendo que atent6
aver a la policfa fue deteniuo a dis
posici6n de los tribunales.
Por ell delito de coacci6n fue
preso aver por la policfa ell indivf
duo Asunci6n Calderon.
Por coacci6n fu6 preso aver
Jose Rivera
Las guaguas que prestan ser
vicio entire Capital, Puerta de Tie
IRA y Santurce han empezado a co
brar en- orc desde aver, a igual pre-
clio que anteriormente.
Ha sido repuesto en- su desti.
no de ,guardia detective de la poi
cfa municipal don Antonio Sol
LlamamOs la atenci0n de nues
tros .lectores hacia ell anuncio del
Colegio de Farmacia De Philadel'
phia, que commentaries a publican
hoy.
En- ell establecimiento de bisu.
terra de Sucesores de Jose M. Sua'
e Sc exhibe I'm elegante escudo
0Crono1 nhro onffcfinn 40 alto
merito, debida a la profesora dona
Hip6lita Agenjo de Alfonso Esta
joya es destinada al Casino Espa1ol
de Guayama. Bien podrfa ell de esta
Capital poser otro de igual clase.
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Al pdbico.


EQue desde esta fechs queda su.
jeto q. cobro de los, sillones de 10 pla
IA & 6centavos monedA corr1ente: 10
que aviso para .conocinAiento do to.
dos; debiendo advertir que ell one SO
levante antics de terminada 10 retire
to queda perdido Ell, derecho que s
bre su asiento tenfa-San Jnan 2 de
Agosto de 1900. i.
VICENTE DAVILA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-02

En- Filipinas Sc han rendido
ocho poblaciones a las tropas ame-
ricanas y ell ej6rcito del archipiela.
go ha tenido 300 bajas
Diven de- Bruselas que IN
anarquista preso por sospechas ha.
declarado. que Angel Brezzi habia
jurado matar al rey de Italia y al
emperador de Au stria.
Los 81 bar cos de guerra fop
deados en- la hahia de Taku han
puesto bandera q media hasta en-
senal de duelo POI la mnerte del rey
de Italia.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
Arecibo la Srta. Catalina Ruiz de
Sagredo con ell joven don Nicolas
ZenO.
Algupos concentrates de Yau
co fueron q Ponce con motive del
CAME y no han podido retornar q S us
hogares por haberce interrumpido
ell transito del fer rocarril.
Cerca de G uayaniIla ha habi
do grandes derrumbessa consecue d
cha de las lluvias por 10. que ell ferro
carril de Yauco y ell eorreo estan de
tenidos. m
En- Arecibo Sc espera con
gran entusiasmo L. compania Serr a
dor Mari & la Gu al auguramos un
brllante resuitadO en- la Villa del
CAPTAIN Correa