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Iron County register., 1900-03-15

The recent discovery of Russian and
Polish nihilist plots has led to renewed
police precautions in st. Petersberg.
On all the Russian frontiers, also, the
police are exercising extreme vigilance
and are guarding the cars move
ments. The entire routes of the cars
visits to barracks, theaters and puDlic
functions are doubly patrolled by
secret police, while the guards about
the Winter palace, and along the Naya
quay are particularly numerous.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

Minister Conger has informed the
state department that at the request
of the diplomatic corps in Pekin, the
Chinese government has prohibited the
expectation of pheasant skins. The
birds were being ruthlessly slaugh-
tered tc meet the demand for their
plumage in European markets.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

The New York Evening World as
serts that it has information that Miss
Helen Gould is the donor of the $780,
600 for the erection of Hall of
Fame" in connection with the Univer-
sity of New York.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

H. L. Michael, vice-president of the
defunct American bank. at Lima, o.,
which was mysteriously robbed OF
$4,000 a year ago, was arrested, on
the sth, charged with the robbery.
Michael gave bond. He brands his ar
rest as attempted blackmail.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

Hon. E. ]. Phelps, ex-minister tt
England, died at his residence in New
Haven, Conn.,, on the 9th. He had been
i'll since early in January with an at
tack of pneumonia
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

A dispatch dated London. March 7,
4:1O a. m, says: Lord Roberts still
pauses in the neighborhood of Osfon-
tein, while stores, remounts and fresh
troops stream toward him from the
Cage. The British position also con-
tinues to improve III the minor spheres
of the campaign. Natal is clear of
Beers, and Cape Colony is nearly so.'
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Attempted Suicide by Fire.

Ida Benish, of ST. Louis saturated
her clothing with oil and set fire tc it.
Before the flames could be eXtin-
guished she was fatally burned.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Gatacre mt Bethulie. Bridge.

The commander-in-chie latest dis
patch announcing that Gen. Gatacre is,
at Bcthulie bridge, and the specials
saying Gen. Gatacre commands the
bridge approaches, put the Beers in
that vicinity between two. British
forces, Asavogel Kop, whence Lord
Roberts sent his last cable message,
being 100 miles almost due. north OF
Bethulie. However. there is a large
plain between them, and the main
body of the Beers now confronting
Lord Roberts, with its ceaseless activ-.
ity, may be quite able to cover the re-
treat of the burghers confronting Gen
Gatacre.
The Railroad Is the Thing.
Once the British are in possession
Of the railroad from Bethulie to Bloem-
fontein, the junction at tho Free, State
capital of Generals Gatacre and Rob-
erts, would be a matter of verM few
days.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

Letters of administration were is
sued at Washington, on the Sth, to
Mrs. Mary c. Lawton, i'll the matter
of the estate of her deceased husband,
Maj.-Gen. Henry W. Lawton. Those
entitled to the estate, it is explained,
are the widow and four children of the
deceased general.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Ths Warning Chinese Tongs.

San Francisco, March 13.-The
Chronicle says:
1t is paobable that the warning Chi
nese tonEs will be brought together
for the purpose of effecting peaceable
settlement Of the difficulties which
caused tie death of three prominent
Chinese Within the last two weeks.
The Wfah Ting and Sin Suy Ying
tongs have been arrayed against the
Suey Sihg tongs, and while the former
organizations started the shooting,
the latter retaliated in u terrible way,
= week Rgo. -
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

The Theater Fraucais, or COmedie
Francois, situated on the Place dn
Theater-Francais, Paris, near the
Palias Royal, and occupying the high
est rank among the theaters of France,
was destroyed by dire on the sth. Mile.
Henriot, an actress, was asphyNiated.
The building, which was erected in
1872. was an interesting landmark. The
damage is estimated at half a million.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
"AM Well" from Mafeking.

London, March 13, 5 a. m.-The
mayor of Bradford has; received tele-
gram from his brother, the mayor of
Mafeking, dated Buluwayo,. March 5,
saying: "All we'll" AS all previous
kilograms have been dated Mafeking..
he thinks this may mean that the
population have left Mafeking and
Joined Col. Plumer.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

On the 9th Gen. Corbin turned over
TO Mrs. Lawton, widow of the late
Nai.-Gen. Lawton, the fund subscribed
by the people of the country. 1t
amounted to SOS, ,i32.O7. In addition
10 the money the committee also
turned over to Mrs. Lawton all the let
ters received from subscribers to the
fund, many of which contained beauti-
full tributes to the memory of her late
lapented husband.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

The democratic primaries in Kansas
City for the nomination of a candi-
date for mayor resulted in a victory
Tor James A. Reed
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

The political movement against the
government of Santo Domingo may be
considered ended. Gen. Peppin, tn
former governor of Santiago de los
Caballos, and three of his followers are
being pursued by the troops of the
government, and it is expected they
will soon be taken prisoners.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15

1t is stated by intimate friends of
Gen. Harrison that he is chagrined
that his name should be so freely used
in the newspapers of the country in
connection with public questions now
under consideration. The ex-presi-
dent has not the least desire to re-
enter the political arena
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
NEARING BLoEMFoNTEIN.
Lord Roberts Again ortwits the
Beers and Pushes Forward To-
ward the Free State Capital.

venter's Wei. Orange Free State,
Monday Evening, March 1.-THE
British forces. which. since the fight
ing at Driefontein, have been march
ing rapidly hither, have turned the
Boer position. Our cavalry are ahead.
The Boers were reported this morning
about 10000 strong, with IS guns in
position on a range of kopjes, COM
manding the direct road to Bloemfon-
tein which is distant five miles.
The Beers Outwitted.
London, March 13.-The Daily News
has the following dispatch, dated Mon
day evening, March IL, from Nenters
Wei:
"We left Aasvodel kop this morning.
preceded by cavalry, and marched
here, a distance of about fifteen miles.
The army has been following Kael
Spruit and we are now rather to the
south of Bloemfontein, and only about
twelve miles off.
"AH the divisions have now joined
the main advance. Lord Roberts
headquarters are Gregorowski's farm.
You will remember that the reform
prisoners were tried before Judge
Gregorowski.
by advancing along Kaal Spruit
Lord Roberts has again outwitted the
Beers, who had intrenched themselves
along the Modder, thinking that our
route would be in that direction. We
found most of the farms along our line
of march deserted, with white flags
flying over the houses All the be-
longings worth removal had been
taken away, and there were evident
signs that the occupants left in a great
hurry, things being Uttered about.
1.-THE commander-in-chiefh has issued
orders that nothing is to be touched"
England VIII Settle the Matter.
London, March 13.-The Times says:
'-F re sident Kruger and Presiden:
Steyn should have counted the cost
before they made war. They played
for a great stake and have lost. UE-
til they are ready for unconditional
surrender they may save themselves
the trouble of sending communities
tions tc her majesty's government.
I'VE are glad to see that it is ur-
derstood in the United States as well
as on the continent that any proffe-
of mediation will be distinctly repug-
nant to this country. 1t would be
more. 1t would be wholly inadmissa-
BILE, and the Dutch minister at Wash
ington is entirely mistaken in sup
posing we would listen to such propo-
sails if only they came from a nation
'on terms of cordial intimacy with u.s.
We mean to settle this controversy
and in our own way"
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Democratic State Conventions.

The Missouri Democratic central
committee met at Kansas City and de-
cided to hold three conventions, as
follows:
State nominating, at Kansa City,
June 5.
National delegates, Jefferson City,
June IA.
Judiciary, Sedalia, July II.
The holding of the state nominating
before the national convention is de-
parture from democratic precedent.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Woman Drowned i'm a Wen.

Mrs. William Such, of Sappington,
St. Louis county, met death in an un-
usual and tragic way. While drawing
water from an open well, large
stone which overhung the well and
which was a foothold daily used, broke
from the thawed and soft ground. The
woman, together with her recent sup
port, were precipitated into the well.
Nobody being near when the accident
happened, she was drowned. Her hus-
band was i'll, and she went to attend
to the stock. She leaves small chill
dren.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Were Dead or Doomed.

BY the time the firemen reached the
scene the building was wrapped in
flames, and those who had not escaped
were dead or doomed. They must
have died within few minutes, for
the fire rushed through every room in
the frail building within ten minutes
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
win Come to Missouri.

Rev. J. w. Ferner, of Hampton, Ia,
has accepted call to the pastorate Of
the First Congregation church of Se-
dalia.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.

James ID. Hart, an cid q. A r. vet
eran and prominent Free Mason and
Odd Fellow, at his home in Wellsville
Mrs. Jennie Brands, widow of Kemp
Brands, at Slater. Interment at Sweet
Springs.
The wife of Rev. L. p. Bowen, former
pastor of the Presbyterian church ut
Marshall, at Monroe, La. Interment at
Marshall.
Joseph L. Minor, one of the pioneers
of Randolph county, at Huntervilie,
aged 81.
Mrs. Joseph Dreiss, aged %, at
Odessa.
Samuel r. Patterson, SIS years old,
at Neosha of apoplexy. For II years
he had been surveyor of Newton
county.
DIR. William B. Adams, one of the
oldest and most prominent citizens OF
Montgomery county, at his home in
Montgomery City, aged 81.
Charles c. Shields, at his home in
Fayette, of pneumonia.
Mrs. ID. F. Vincent, aged 35, at Sails
bury. Interment at Chillicothe.
c. F Roe, aged Il, member of the
city council, at Moberly.
Michael McMenamy, at his country
home, north of O'Fallon.
William Shackelford Rowland, son
of d. p. Rowland and cousin of eS-
Gov. David r. Francis, at st. Louis,
after an illness of eight weeks.
Levi J. Garrett, farmer of Troy,
who was well known among the turf
men, after several months illness.
p. A. Motley, of Center township,
st. Clair county, recently, after an ill
ness of about three weeks
James Ruff, of Kingsville, johnson
county, aged 63.
Mrs. n. 6. Swiger, aged 25, at her
home near Unionville.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Gut to Pieces.

James Hufford, of Bolivar, was run
over by the cars in the switchyard, in
that town. and was cut to pieces.
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
Want More Religion.

The laymen of the Methodist church
in ST. Louis seem to take more interest
in the appeal of the bishops than do
the ministers, and they also agree
more generally that the appeal is
timely, and that the bishops are cor
rect when they say that the church
is losing prestige in the large cities
throughout the country. LESS style
and more religion is what we need in
our churches" they say, land until
the ministers instill the religion into
our hearts Methodism will lose ground
or be at a standStill"
Iron County register., 1900-03-15
AgOnixinE Screams for Help.

The whole neighborhood was awake
in an instant, and from tlse burning
building came agonizing screams and
calls for help. From the basement
and ground floor the inmates of the
building poured naked, or almost So
From the upper story men and women
Ioopod to the sidewalk
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20
I'EA.-I! RQ

| Muy concurrida qued6 la fun
ci6n de anoche, efectuada en- nues-
tro teatro por la <Sociedad protec-
tora de la 'Mujer, en- benefcio del
proyectado xHospital de Materni-
dad,
/ Ell programa fue variado. Las
damas caballeros que tomaron par
to, q juzgar por los ap1ausos del pd-
blico, que era casi en- su totalidad de
nOrteamericanos, resultaron luci-
dos.
/ Solo pudimos apreciar las be-
Has cualidades que como cantantes
reunen las seroritas Davis Elliot,
asi como nuestra simpatica paisana,
Sra. Bruno, que en su xhabanera,
en- la song xAll for Eternity,, luci6
una vez mas su encantadora voz.
siempre diafana harmoniosa, que
arranco a los continentales numero-
SOS aplausos.
II Hubo diferentes cuadros vivos
que gustaron mucho, principalmen-
te ell de <Juapaede arco en- el patfbu-
lo, Gel tiohSan Puerto Rico>, Gu
Va alegorfa Ultima fue muy aplau di-
da, mereciendo los honores de la re-.
peticion. En- resumen, ell acto re-.
sult6 lucido, q pesar de que termin6
4 horas avanzadas de la noche, por
Ia tardanza en- los intervalos de un
cuadro a otro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20
S'g4iin's saaslsal.
deficiencies.
LA LECHE.

Unico alimento de los nifo s, de
imperiosa necesidad para los enfer-
NOS ancianos, indispensable para
los b buenos.
Este rico lfquido, no siemp re Sc
consigue en- estado de pureza en-
nues ira ciudad. A veces Sc ad ulte-
ra muchas veces con sustancias
peril pdiciales al organismo. Pero
hemos Observable que siempre| que
Sc hace una campaf1a en- contra de
las S ofsticaciones lacteas, Sc apela
al in dtil medic de medir su dens sidad
con el lactometro. Y pasa desa per-
cibidp, cuando la densidad ha sido
susti tuida con gonna, barro, harina Il
otra sustancia por ell estilo, cuando
esta alterada por accidez, cuando Sc
le han extraido las sustancias gra-
sas para otro objeto, cuando Sc mez-
clan leches de distintas proceden.
cias, cuando por dltimo, este es 10
mas grave 10 mas frecuente, pro.
cede el jugo lacteo de vacas tuber-
culosas que llevan a nuestro orga
nismp ell destructor bacillus.
va hemos visto la alarmante
mortalidad, los detructores estragos
de ia tisis en- esta ciudad.
i1.346! v1ctimas en- el decenio re.
gistra solo el Juzgado de Cathedral!
Pues bien, uno de sus princip pales
agentes es la leche de vacas enfer.
mas. Y este punto esta muy dos:
cuida ado, no SO inspeccionan nj Vigi'
Ian las lecherfas, los medios de tras
porte s conducci6n del lfquido no
Son K ps mas higienicos. Y com Sc
extra 9 algunas- -horas antes de con
sunni fla esta casi siempre, sobre to-
do en- verano, fermentada, constitu
yend6 un grave peligro para las en-
fermedades gastricas.
Vean nuestras autoridades mu
nicipales, Wea la Junta Superior de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20
Av7iiso.

Han llegado a mi roticias que 2
sef1oras 6 seforitas, vecinas de San
turce Sc han permitido tomar mi
nombre para ofrecer en- rifa obietos
que dicen ser de mi pertenencia.
como resulta ser ESQ un gran abuse
de contianza, puesto que nj siquiera
las conozco, Damo la atenci6n a Ia
distinguida sociedad de aquel barrio
como 'tambien q la de esta ciudad,
para que esten advertidas, acudien-
do igualmente q la Policfa para que
tenga conocimiento del case.
Emilia Chaber q. de Ojed0.
s 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20
Desde estas columnas hemos de-

Desde estas columnas hemos de-
fendido muchas veces los derechos
del magisterio; pero defenderemos
los buenos, los que valen, no las nu-
lidades que deben ir al canasto de
los desperdicios. Queremos que no
Sc anule la personalidad puertorri-
quef1a en- el magisterio insular; pero
tambien queremos nuestra regene-
raci6n esta no Sc consigue con ele
mentos viciados.
Tenelmos tantos datos en- nues-
tro pupitre de 10 que ha ocurrido en-
la isla con Ell nombramiento de macs.
tros, que ST los publicasemos, causa.
rfamos dolor i vergienza pdblica,
muchos tendr1an que DOLLAR la cabe-
"a rubOrizadOs confundidos lleva
riamos el convencimiento triste a
nuestro pueblo que es una verdad ell
ultraje de Mr.. Root, que no somos
aptos para un gobierno honrado.
Els verdad que gran culpa de es-
ta 10 tienen las impremeditadas re-
formas que no sef1alan las relaciones
de juntas maestros, de aquellas 6
inspectores. Todav1a las Juntas ig-
moran 81 inspeccionan 6 no, como ha
de hacer una inspection donde Sc
ensenan en- ingles algunas asignatu-
ras por profesores que no conocen
Ell ingles, donde terminan las atri-
buciones de la Junta empieza las
del Inspector. 0Si esas visitas han do
ser como la de los inspectores, que
desconocen el castell lano 6 inspeccio
nan la ensenanza de escuelas en- que
alumnos maestrOs hablan tan sola-
mente el espaf1ol.
Y as1 esta nuestra instruction,
peor de 10 que estaba, gastados unos
cuantos miles de pesos in1tilmente,
porque los resultados de este aflo es-
collar seran nulos.
Tenemos gran fe abrigamos
grandes esperanzas en- la nueva Jun
ia Insular que removera obstaculos,
fegularizara procedimientos, regla-
lnentara todo, indica ara deberes de.
rechos, normalizando esta mesa re-
vuelta que llamamos instruction p1-
blica.
PABLO MORALES CABRERA.
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N~
Els de gran necesidad la regla-
mentaci6n de las Juntas Locales,
desconocen deberes derechos, mu-
chas ignoran su mission, otras Sc po
nen lncondicionalment al seryicie
de un pa artido polftico alguna hay
que Sc convierte en- maniquf del ca.
ciquillo rural que latiguea las espal-
das de sus vocales.
La Gaceta ACADIA de publican ell
reglalnento para la Junta lnsular
de Instru ucci6n esta su vez debe ha
Ger el que ha de regir a las Juhtas
Locales.
Ell porvenir de la instruction, ell
pan de los instructores, lav estabili-
dad regularidad del centro docente
eXige que Sc ponga coto a 10 que vie.
ne haciendose por muchas juntas,
cofunden lastimosamente al pedante
chisgaravis, con el educador compe.
tente, desatienden serviciOs presta-
dos, meritos contraidos, sin pudor
sin conciencia Sc da preferencia al
que abdicando de su dignidad ha he.
cho mas genuflexiones, ha suplica-
do, pedido, rogado, Sc ha arrastrado
ante los que miriam con complacencia
como SO degrade al que ha de ser
ell educador de sus hijos.
En- otroS casos Sc reune ell Co.
mite del partido imperante en- la po
blaci6n, impone q la Junta su- can
didatura aquella va hacer un 81
mulacro de nombramientos, POGO i'm.
porta que haya muchas 6 pocas So
solicitudes, que haya aptos 8 inep.
tos, que haya con meritos 8 sin ellos
la consigna esta dada hay que cum
plir la discipline, que su magma
cion temerosa Sc la representa- co.
mo serdas correas en- las manos de
Muf1oz 6 de Barbosa, nj Sc leen los
pliegos dc los demas solicitantes a
pareciendo mas tarde aquellos cerra-
dos como ocurri6 en- Toa-alta, sien-
do este escandaloso, immoral i bo-
chornosf.
Con hombres sin criterio, que
Sc dejan arrastrar de pasioncillas
ruines, que posponen los sagrados
intereses de la instruction una Ell
caz recon endacion, no puede haber
NADIA benefico, NADIA estable, NADIA
digno.
Por fortuna los que asf proceden
son los menos, son las excepciones'
que hombres ricos en- conoclmlen
tos, sancs de coraz6n de buen critic
rio han ingresado en- las actuales
Juntas mucho ha de esperarse de
sus iniciativas; pero de toda suerte,
necesaria es n RECOMMENDATION.
Creemos que en- concursos de este
genero en- igualdad de circunstan-
cias, debe darse preferencia q los de
mayor practica con resultados posi-
-tivos. Pu es ha sucedido un case ex
traf1o, que maestros que pudorosa-
mente no Sc habian atrevido efec-
tuar una oposici6n 81 la habian he.
cho era sacando los ultimos ntmeros
que equivalen una derrota, son los
primeros que sc colocan i los que Sc
pavonean mas tarde con su triunfo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20

Sanidad, vean nuestros agentes de
policfa, Ell medic de conjurar ell NAL
i no acudan al rid1culo sainete de
lact6metro en- mano ir comprobando
densidades, que ESQ POGO demues'
ira, POGO comprueba, sino la inocen-
cia del polic1a. +
Sabemos que nuestras autorida'
Ides municipales atienden q nuestras
Iquejas tratan de remediar en- 10
Ip posible los M ales que se11alamos,
Iesto nos alienta en- nuestra tarea,
|esperando yer traducido en- hechos
esas buenas instrucciones para pro-
|digarles con entnsiasmo nuestro
APPLAUSE. Il
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N N0tici as
Generates.

Anoche no pudo celebrar Sc.
sion este Ayuntamiento, por que no
concurri6 ninguno de los Concejales
de Ia mayoria. Solo SO present6 81
Alcalde los Sres. de la minoria.
IDicen que .se halla indispuesto ell
leader de la mayorfa, don Geronimo
Agrait, j que por tai causa no asis-
tieron s us companeros. r.
Hoy debe legar q nuestro
puerto, procedente de la Habana i
escalas el vapor correo espanol <San
Agustfn !, en- viaje para Espaf1a.
p or la orden general no s5, ha
sido suprimido el Jlzgado municipal
de Barceloneta.
Gran acontecimiento, baratillo
8 benefcio del pdblico: LOCO col16o-
nes ingleses los maiores del mundo
&6, z, i $8; 40. 600 cprbatas e 25 CEN
tavos de piqu6,i telhI Iescocesa, enca-
ies q /, 2, 3, i A centavos vara,
20. 600 camisas con pechera de seda
cruda q 81. en- <E Gielo,, Fortaleza
rs. 10
Anoche negd de Cabo Rojo
nuestra distinguida| amiga icompa-
fera que fu4 de ofcinas dofla Ana
M. Lund de Castro. Reciba nuestro
afectuosO saludO.
Hoy por Ia ma11ana, ell CARO-
post Bakery, que reparte pan al
ei6rcito, atropell6 al ni11o Juan Var.
gas, que fu4 asistidp en- el cuarto de
socorros. Ell anriga que conducts e]
carruaie es ell indiViduo americana
g. r. Green. Sc ha dado conocimien.
To al lJusgado compstente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20
Gasas gasas cd Isas.

Mariana Sc pondra ala venta los
restos de gasas que quedan de todos
los surtidos pasados la 3 uarta par
to de su valor Aviso & todas las
sefloras sef1oritas que duieran irI
& los bales de Carnaval En- ell
PAR1S-BAZAR es La cosa.
Andnciase para ell pr6xim mo
domingo un bale de mascara en-
Puerta de TERRA, casa de don Ma
nuel Gesteras. A juzgar por la a nj
maci6n que exite entire la 6uventud,
la fiesta promote quedar esplendi-
da.
Aver a medic dia, la maquina
no 5 del Tranvia, que Venia, de
Rio Piedras para esta Capital AFRO.
ll6 en- Santurce al individ no Jacobo
Rodriguez causandoles va rias con:
tusiones leves.
En- ruta desde Bayamon ha
sidQ1senducido esta Capital ell in
dividuo Jacinto Rivera.
segdn vemos e6 &c Cuban no
Libre, ha sido confrmado en- su car
go de director del Institute de Orien.
te nuestro compatriota i amigo Dr.
Fernandez Mascara.
Con motivo de su partida, ell
Obispo de la Habana senorI Santan.
der ha dirigido 4 todos los cat6licos
de su Di6cesis una sentida pasto-
raj.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20

Laura es Ia hija mayor de don
Marcolo, rico Ollero del barrio 40
de Ser Distrito. La chica quiere ca
sarse, oponiendose su padre, terra
puente, por que Nicomedes, ell yer.
no en- perspectivaAno fuma cigarros-
de <La International. . que sostienen
siempre la paz en- ell hogar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20

Hoy hemos visto un pobre cal
bal1o que no podfa con 8 pacas de
tabaco que llevaba caer terra en-
la esquina de San Justo San Fran
cisco, por no poder con la carga que
pOrtaba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-20

Nos participant varios j6venes
artesanos, que los boletines de pase
al salon, del bale que Sc efectuara
el domingo 25 en- ell <Club Republi.
cano,, estan de venta en- la sastrerfa
de Manuel Julia San Jose nGmero
Is donde pueden ir los invitados q
SOlicitarloS.