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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
BERKL Ely NEWS and ADVERTISEMENTS
w. Johnson. Col Alex Savage and
Prof. e. l.. Moffitt.
THE NEXT MEETING

w. Johnson. Col. Alex Savage and
Prof. e. l.. Moffitt.
THE NEXT MEETING.
The next meeting place will be Wind
Sor, Va.
y resolution was adopted expressing
appreciation of the hospitality so graz
ciously extended by the people of Berk-
ley. after which the association adj
journed.
DAY OF MARRIAGES.
AIR, II. \. Cahocn, of this place. and
Miss Matte Gordon, of Little Wash
Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian
manse Tuesday evening at o'clock
by the pastor. Rev. w. y. Slaymaker.
Mr. and Mrs, Cahoon will reside at
Pine and Mulberry streets.
a DOUBLE WEDDING.
The home of Mr.. Walter Pattie. in
South Norfolk was the scene of. a
7. Winston. of Louisa county, was
Joined in marriage to Miss Georgia
Taliafero. of Orange county, and MIR.
Marshall James to Miss Agnes Stewart.
both OF Orange county. Va. Rev. T.
Clagett Skinner olficiated
APPROACHING NUPTIALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard BrownriSg
Scott Of Herlley. have issued invita-
tons to the marriaSe of their daugh-
Ter Lucy Brownrigg. 10 Mr.. Harry
Walker Keeling. The ceremony to
take place nj st. Paurs Episcopal
church. Berkeley, Wednesday,, Decent
her 18th, at =. M. No cards in Berl-
ley and South Norfolk
SERMONS TO YOUNG MEN
Rev. I. Clagett Skinner, pastor OF
the Berkeley Avenue Baptist church,
preached 10 Il layse congregation sun
gay evening on The subject. rs the
Young Man Safe?" He will continue
the service 10 young men next Sunday
evening, and Will speak upon The
Young Man in the Business World"
FUNERAL TODAY.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of little Mai Horner the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Horner.
whose untlmely death was published in
Yesterdays Nirginian- Pilot. will be
conducted from the st. Thomas Epis-
copal church this afternoon ut ; o'clock
by the rector. Rev. c. NJ. Conant. The
interment will be in Magnolia ceme-
terry.
y SMALL FIRE.
The' Todd block caught fire yester-
day afternoon from one of the cleo
trlc wires and caused quite an exciting.
tlmc. Before the merchants. who are
DOING business in the block knew any
thing about 1t. a blaze broke out from
beneath the cornlce almost the entire
length of the building. The hose reel
responded. but the flames were ey.fn
suished by a bucket brigade before it's
arrival. The damage was very small.
The W. c. r. q. viii meet at Mrs
W. H. McGhee's, No. rs Berkley ave
nue., tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Miss Annie L. Wilson. of Wakefield
va, Is visiting Mrs. George G.. Martin
In Berkeley avenue.
Inc Berlley Coal and Ice Company.
Ar. r. J. Cannon. proprietor. has pre-
pared plans for Il new ice plant, with
daily capacty of 20 tons The plant
VIII be comrleted by warm weather.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
INFORMATION WANTED.

OF A WOMAN WHO DIED IN PARIS.
By Telegraph TO Virginian- Pilot.)
Paris, Dec. 5.-The United States
consulate here is seeking the two sons
of an American woman. Mrs. Mary
Antolnette Natalie. who was run over
by a carriage November 80 and later
died in the Beaujon Hospital. 1t is be-
lieved they formerly lived in Rich
mond Va. and New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
Five Men Killed.

Oy Telegraph to Virginian-P lot.)
Inglewood Junction, Ont. Dec. s.
An engine on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way near here early today crashed in
to hand car on which were five sec
ton men going TO their work. All of
them were killed instantly. Their
names: John Allen, foreman; Oliver
Ellis, Neil Macarthur, Arthur Frame.
John Teetzel. All We're married and
lived in Cheltenham.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
whltenouse socia, Function.

(Bv telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 5.-The first
formal social function of the season at
the white house occurred tonight,
when the President and Mrs. McKin-
ley gave a dinner To the commissioners
of the United states to the Paris ex-
position and their ladies. The table
was set in the state dining-room
which. with the east room and the red,
blue and green iparlors. had been APP
propriately decorated for the occasion
The Marine Band furnished music.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
a Concert Forbidden.

(By Telegraph to Virginian Pilot.)
Atlanta. Ga, Dec. 5.--chief of Police
Manley tonight notified Henry de
Give manager of the Grand Opera
house. that the Edward Strauss con-
cert. scheduled for Sunday night. would
not be permitted. This action was
taken as a result of n protest by the
local association OF ministers on the
ground that the concert was desecra-
ton of the Sabbath.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
A Schooner Disabled.

tBy Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot)
Wilmington, n. c.. Dec. 5.-The
schooner Oliver S. Barrett, Captain
Gould, which left Baltimore November
22d. for Jacksonville, laden with rail-
road iron and coal. put in at South
port this afternoon with mizZenmast
mainmast and four chain plates gone
as the result OF a gale encountered off
Hatteras November 25th. Since that
time she had had rough experience
with heavy seas and came very near
being lost
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
Morocco VIII PAY.

Dy Telegraph TO Vrginian-P Pilot,
Berlin. Dec. 5.-A dispatch received
here from Tangier says the demands
of Baron Won NIentzingen. the German
minister to Morocco for the payment OF
the three principal claims OF injured
Germans and the punishment OF the
offenders, have been yielded TO by the
Sultan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
James River lmprovem en,.

G3y Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
Washington, Dec. 5.-Ex Governor
O'Fcrral of Virginia. and Mayor j.
Taylor Ellyson, of Richmond. arrived
here tonight to urge congressional ac-
ton on the project 10 deepen James
river from Richmond to point six
miles below, so as to permit vessels of
twenty-four feet draught 10 get to the
city at high tide.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
MANY MINERS KILLED.

D1NAMIIE DEADLY WOIIN AT
MEXICAN NINE.
(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
Mexico City, Dec, 5.-An explosion of
dynamite yesterday at the mine at San
Andres de la Sierra killed and wound
ed many miners. At the latest advices
twenty-six dead bodies had been re-
covered. Fifteen injured persons. some
OF whom will die. were taken from the
wreckage and the ruins are thought to
contain other victims. Nine cases of
dynamite blew up at the powder house
with an appalling uproar, shaking the
country for miles around.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
NOTICE.

Bc"'-ley. Va. Dec l. 1900.
This Is to Civ notice that the firm oc
CANNON BROS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. H. l.. Cannon having
sold his interest to Edw j. Cannonn who
VIII continue the business, receive and
settle all accounts.
(Sgned) IL l.. Cannon.
Having purchased II l.. Cannon's In.
terest III the business heretofore conduct
ed by Cannon Bros, shall continue the
business under the name and style of tho
Berlley Coal and Ice Company: thankins,
my friends and the public for their past
same In the future.
EDw. ]. CANNON.
My Tug Boat business requiring my
personal attention. have disposed OF my
interest in the firm OF Cannon Bros and
viii hereafter give my time TO the man.
asemcnt of same. Thanking my friends
Tor past patronage, / checrfully recom-
mend u continuance of same TO my sue
ceSSOr
;Signcd) H. H. CANNON.
dcc5-lw.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
BERKLEY ADVTS

= { n tNI-rY NDv ..
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS C;REET.
house. located on Liberty street, be-
,ween Y and 18th streets. calls the pub
nc attention to the fine liquors meals
ana oysters served in every STYLE Ho
also announces that there will be no
lime 9i cards or any gambling device
allowed upon his premises
Respectfully,
oei-St I. V. CARTER.
ANl OF BERKLEY. COUNTRY
~ trade speciality. Convenient hours
ln.e'est on deposits fell-tt
rINHE REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL,
to business and makes prompt returns.
G. l.. OLD Manager. Office Room >,
Martin Building. ses0-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06
FINANcE REPORT.


The report OF the finance committee
submitted by Alr. \ NJ Eley OF Nor
folk, showed a balance on hand from
last year of S20e ana collection OF
dues amounting 20 Sl.265.57 making a
grand total on hand of Sl.i6557.
Rev. J. y barrett. ID. ID. of Norfolk
editor OF The missionary column in tho
Christian Sun, reported having made
weekly reports OF the mission work.
which was adopted and lie was re-
elected for the ensuing year
An executive committee for the en-
suing year was elected as follows: nr.
w. W. Staley. Mr.. J. Il. West ana Mr..
t. T.. Holland of Suffolk
Prof w p. Lawrence was elected
missionary secretary.
STANDING COMMlTTEES.
The chair announced the following
Standing committees:
ON Program-Prof j. O. Atkinson.
PROF. w. p. L4awrence. and Rev. NJ. w.
Butler.
Norneet. Rev. c. II. Rowland Rev. j..
w Harrei. Rev. Il. H. Peel
Missionary Fieds-Dr. j. p Barrett.
Rev. ]. W. Wenons, DR., w. T. Hern-
don and AIR. +. L. Por,lock
on Plans-Dr. w. w. Staley, Rev. l..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-06

Sarsaparilla and YOU should have psr-
feet confidence in It's merit. IT viii DO
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
Mary had a little lamb
: Whose fleece was white as snow;
Wherever Mary traced her steps
That lamb would always go.
KINDERGARTEN SONG.

Oh, Washington's birthday we hail
with delight
The flags we have made are beau
tiful sight
We wave them when marching, like
soldiers so true
The stars and the stripes of our
red, white and blue.
The stars and the stripes Of our
red, white and blue.
Then let our glad voices Of Wash
ington sing,
AS we place round his picture our
flag offering;
The country he loved, we must live
for it, too,
Its stars and its stripes, our loved
red, white and blue.
It's stars and it's stripes, our loved
red, white and blue.
New York Tribune.
No Change.
what is your full name?" asked
the census taker.
"Eb'nezer Jagway," replied the
man Of the house. "But it's JUS
same wen I amt Chicago
Tribune.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
An Explanation.

Mr.. Wayback Visiting the big de-
partment store)-Gosh, Marian, I
wonder what all these people are
yellin cash fur?
Mrs. Wayback-I reckon thet's
tew let folks know the store don't
trust.-Philadelph Press.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
Conspicuous Advantage.

The owner of the top lofty automo-
bile that had capsized in strong
gale climbed out of the overturned
vehicle and Strengthened out the
denied places in his stiff hat.
Its all right" he said defiantly.
ut doesn't run away and drag me
all over the neighborhood when it
s."-Chicago Tribune.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
A Change of Plan.

1.-THE Folderols have recalled their
reception invitations"
Anybody sick?"
mo; Mrs. Folderol changed her
mind and concluded she would rath-
er have the house painted. -Chica-
go Record.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
Little short Of Profanity.

'tThe Shirt stud!" muttered the
professor, crawling over the floor in
a vain search for the missing half.
NOW and forever two--and sepa-
rable!"-Chicago Tribune.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
In Chicago.

Small Boy-Papa, do they kill
more hogs in Chicago than any
where else in the United States?
Papa-That's what they say, but
1t doesn't seem like it when you ride
in the street cars there.-Detroit
Free Press.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
Takes on the Color

Hogan-There is wan thing about
a black eye that is dacint.
Grogan-An phwat is that?
Hogan--It turns green before 1t
indianapolis Press.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27
In Europe.

I'm Europe.
maybe the Beers is givin ould
England a dale o. trouble" said
! Cassiday, 'but OF notice there's an
Irish family thot's kapin her guess
In too"
"Phwat's that?'' asked Finnigan.
'sThe Observation-Disclosures Press.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-02-27

The Blizzard.
De blizzard-he a-comin
LAX a regiment a-drummin,
En- froze, de good Lawd knows!
He make me shake en- shiver,
En- I hollerin fer kiver,
En- froze, de good Lawd knows!
Atlanta Constitution.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
La patria
de los borinqueno

Sc sigue %ignorando cual es la
patria de los puertorriquedos. LIE
sucede & los puertorriquef1os como q
Jesus cada rel que reclamaba algun
derecho como ciudadano, tiene que
andar de Caifas & Pilatos, de Pila-
tos & Herodes, hasta que Sc avert.
que 81 tiene 6 carece de patria.
Mr.. Skinner, consul americana
en- Marsella reclama al Departamen'
to de Estado en- Washington una re-
m~uneraci6n porlos auxilios presta'
dos &unos marinos puertorrique1os.
Pero como Sc ignora 81 son america
nos los marines puertorriquenos ell
secratario de Estado ha pasado di.
cha reclamation al Secretario del
Tesoro y este & su vez al Departa'
mento de Justicia, Of que desidir4 81
81 consul tiene derecho 6 no a tai
reclamation.
Ahora falta, que resulte un ia.
Ito, como aquel por demas famoso
en- ell que 8 edecia que los puertorri
quenos eran americanos, pero no
eran c%iudadanos americsnos, este es
un ser anfbio y acomodaticio Sc.
gun convenga los que llevan el
manubrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
s.hs'hia tal,ta.
mo- hay cue dsdstdrse!

Los habitantes de Crevecoeur,
en- Francis, departamento de Discs,
sc encuentran por dem4s s~atisfechos,
y sus peri6dicos locales dan noticia
al mundo del glorioso fen6meno, mo
two de So satisfaction, que les hace
proclamar que 81 los Estados Unidos
Sc enorgullecen con Ia possession del
rey de los Caminos de Hero y Pa.
r1s con- la del de los poetas, ellos a
su vez, gracias al talento del jardine
70 M. Baussang, poseen ell rey delas
ecalabazas de invierno>
Graoias q riegos incesantes y 4
cuidados, continues, dicho h~orticul.
ter ha conseguido, en- su huerta, OBJ
tener una calabaza que mide dos me
tros treinta centfmetros de eircunfe
rencia y que pesa noventa y cuatro
kil6grannos. IL
Ell excalente jardinero jura y
perjura qleiam&s calabaza alguna
ha llegado q semejantes proporcio
nes, y que. es, por 10 tanto, Ia reina
en- su especie.
Pero es que no sabe que en- Pto
Rico las hay mayores, y algunas f
guran sobre los hombros de seres
que So ven por ahf, q cada ratio.
Estas SO llaman calabazas de We
rano, , abundan que es una bendi
cion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Pero. como no era possible q predo
minaran tales abuses en- todas las
esferas del trebajo y la riqueza. des
de ell dia primero empez6 ainiciarse
y va tomando solida aceptaci6n-
Ell veinte por ciento de aumento, 8
sea eli valor de 80 centavos orc Dol
peso provincial, como tipo para las
operaciones.
Nos consta que tomando este
20 por ciento como base, en- los ban.
cos, casas comerciales 6 industria.
les y en- Ell Ayuptamieuto, Sc, estan
fJando los sueldos, como tambien
para los alquileres de muchas casas
y en- los salaries de criados etc.
Con este procedimiento, quemu'
chos han acceptable y llevado religio'
samente ala practica, en- una parts
no peque1a de la poblaci6n Sc va
logrando llegar q un recfproco acuer
do en- question tan enojosa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
Los matrim0ni0S
en- Cuba.

E1 G~ohernador General de Cuba
ha decidico alterar Ia ley %promulga.
da un sno ha, disponisndo que los
nat,imonios realizados por 10 reli,
ti,so rolam. ME sc rfan ilegales y re
Quelian la ceremonial civil. La nue.
va Il. irves1ira en- los sacerdotes la
a, tcr,di d civil Gu ell momento de
lendecir un matrimcnio, siendo obli
gatorio & los clerigos el particular
los casan ientos q a autoridad civil.
E, ia reforma ha sido bien acoii.
da ror los cubanos, q quienes pare
cia 20 aeradarIe fue>e la civil la Uni
ca forms legal del matrimonio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
De |. n...as
20 por ciento.
L"OPREDOMINANTE.
10 PREDOMINANT.

La recogida de la moneda pro-
vincial ha traido I'm trastorno gene.
raj.
Bel hecho no debfa sorprender
nos, pues era de esperarse que sur
giera ell conAicto iniciado desde ha'
CO algun tiempo-y que estall6 ell
dia primero de este mes.
ComoIacontece;siempr en- estas per
turbaciones, nj han faltado quienes
sc aprovecharan de la coyuntura pa
ra hacer su eagosto>
Va hemos visto como subio ell
valor del pan, la lschsy otros artl'
culoS de indispensable neoesidad pa
ra la alimentacion ptblica.
Y no solo han abusado los ven
dolores, 81 que tambien algunos due
nos de casas elevaron los alquileres
q razon de <dollar, por peso provin'
cial, y Gu esta misma proportion
hubo sirvientes que exigieron sus sa
lar1osa III patronos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
Bracer0S
q las islas HaWay

A dos mil y pico de millas de
California e. U. en- ell mai Pacfflco,
hay sembradas ounce pequenas is.
las, de las cuales solo ocho, estan
habitadas, teniendo estas Ocho islas
un area de 9, 74O millas cuadradas.
Estas son las islas Haway.
La mayor de elias es POGO mas
& menos de la extenci6n de Puerto
Rico, cuyos habitantes son chinos,
japoneses, portugueses, ingleses y
americanos.
Ell ntmero total de pativos es
de 100, 02O Ilamados los kanakas.
E, grupo de islas fue descubier'
to en- 1878 por Ell captain ipgles Mr.
Crook, quien en- su siguiente viaje,
fue muerto por los nativos. F.
Cada isla tenfa gobierno indie
pendiente n de otra y goberna'
das, por su propio jefe.
En- 1882, Sc hizo Roy de la isla
Haway, Kamekameka 10 hacienda
ell Napoleon de las otras islas, decla
rando de una vez la guerra a las de-
mas y conquistandolas todas al fin.
Siguio por muchos amos ell GO
bierno monarQuico. hasta que ana
revolution destron6 al monarch,
constituyendose desde entonces I'm
gobierno republican,.
En- Hamolulu es que residen las
ofcinas del gobierno, cuyo puerto
tiene mucho trafico con ell de los Els.
tados Unidos.
Como la mayor parte de las is
las del Pacffico, ell grupo del Ha'
way, es de orfgen volcanico, siendo
los volcanes de aquellas islas, uno
de los motives que tienen los <tou'
ristas para v~isitarlas.
Por muchos amos ha estado a.
quel pueblo pidiendo su anexi6n q
los Estados Unidos, habiendo sido
siempre rechazado por algunos Pre-
sidentes.
En- Julio de 1898, Mr. Nc Kinley
con motive de la guerra con Espa'
Ma, considero aquellas islas de gran
importancia, como ante sala (valga
la frase) de Filipinas, y entoncss
fu6 que Ell Gobierno americana, q las
repetidas instancias del pueblo de
Haway, y asf como gratitud a aque.
liza gente ha sido reconocido terrific.
rio.
Sc padece allf mucho de la le
pra y tienen & la isla Molokai, Is mi
las al Sur de Oahu, como residen.
cha de los leprosos, en- donds son
confnados por toda SUI vida; dicha
enfermedad fue descubierta en- di.
chas islas en- 1888 y desde entonces
Sc ha esparcido por todas elias
La Gaia de az6car allf es cast
silvestre y hay grandes ingenios que
la explotan con todos los adelantos
modernos.
Los trabajalores que SO dedican
& dichss faenas, son chinos y japo'
neses, a Quienes consideran bastante
fuertes para soportar los rigores del
china y la ruda labor en- 81 campo,
Los chinos se dedican tambien
al concrete, habie ndo en- los campos
pulper1as de ellCs, que trafcan con
los braceros y demas trabajado
res.
No Sc alimentan aquellos lorna
leros como nuestros jibaros, 8 sea,
de bacalao, arroz, platanos, nj Sc en-
cuentra tampoco ell bacalao hi!ado,
nj el ron, que usan nuestl os campo
sinos para vigOrizarse en- las horas
de labor.
Los alimentos son enteramente
d%istintos q los nuestros, y deeoastan
to costo; en- lugar del tabaco hilado
usan ell tabaco MANILA de los E~tados
Unidos y como bebida alcohollca ell
wiskey, 10 que es sumamente caro-.
N|on,,a1 oon. IT~1L.~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Ri agresor de Gumersindo Ri
vas. en- Ponce 10 fu6 Victor Vazques.
Antier tarde ,varios americanos
Sc introdujeron en- Ell Quartet denPo'
licfa de Puerta de TERRA, quer1ehdo
atropellar q los guardias, quienes
sul1leron defenderse q macanazo linn
pho. La question empez6 porque d.
chos a~mericanos, despues de contra
tar un coche por una bora, entretu
vieron dos 6 tres horas al cochero,
queriendo luego pagarle 20 un so
10 peso. Los soldados, promovedo'
res del escandalo fueron sacados de
aquel sitio por la guardia del ej@rci
to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04

Don jose Rosado Canas, Gu
20 matrimonio Sc anul6 hace muy
pocos dias, ha contraido nuevas
nupcias recientemente.
Ell doctor don Jose e Mar.
xuacl, sfndico del Ayuntamiento de
esta Capital, ha encargado & don
Sandalio Torres, socio de los seno.
res Landron y Smith, eli cobro judi.
cial de r6ditos de los censos de dicha
Corporation.
Ri z del actual Sc vera en- Jul.
clio oral y p6blico ante la Corte de
Mayaguez, la causa contra ell doctor
Casalduc por supuesto homicide.
Para dicho punto ha salido su de-
fensor Sor. Lopez Landr6n.
Ha fondeado en- ell puerto de
Arecibo 81 vapor <Mae, procedente
de New York con variada carga
para concentrates de dicha plaza y
polvora y dinamita para las obras
dc la carretera.
Ha fallecido en- P once la Sta
Demetria Arrufat hija de Ia sef1ora
doha Adelina Escobar.
Don Carlos Lamouth ha EN-
barcado para los Estados Unidos
Juan Estolt antique operario de
"La Democracian ha fallecido en-
Santiago de Cuba. Otra victima mas
de- Ia emigration en- busca de pan y
patria.
Las fuerzas americanas des.
tacadas en- Ponce embarcaron para
los Estados Unidos
A~dona Rosa Castaing vecina
de Ia Gale de Ia Estrella en- Ponce
Sc le ha estraviado un reloj remon
toir de orc.
Ell lunes zarpara para los Els
tados Unidos el transporte "Sedg
wick.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-04
FLINT EDDY & AMERICAN TRADING CO
<=~4 30 Brood Street.
4 BANQUERos Y COMIs1ON1sTAs

DMMN TMEMHENE -
RI FInNHDDI NEw-YWk
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