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IS UP TO CONGRESS.
Necessity for the Improvement Of tho
CoIumbia River.

Necessity Tor the Improvements OF tno
Columbia River.
Washington, August 18.--More than
ever before is it now necessary to make
an Improvement at the mouth of the
Columbia river. That Improvement
has always been necessary, but when
1t is pointed out in the report of tile
naval board that 1t Is desirable to have
a drydock on the Columbia, that makes
the necessity for the great improve
mnt according to the latest plans OF
the engineers greater than ever, and
it now devolves upon congress to pro-
vide for such an improvement in the
next river and harbor bill. The Unit
ed States has fleets upon the oceans.
1t has naval vessles, 1t has army trans
ports, besides the growing Pacific com.
merce carried in vessels owned by pri-
vate corporations and individuals.
These vessels must be cared for in the
government docks, and 1t Is necessary
to have repair station where they can
be taken care OF in case OF accident.
The interests in the far East have de-
veloped. Instead OF being less. there
will be more ships, and there will be
more naval vessels on the Pacific
coast than there are today. The neces-
sitites are greater. We shall always
have armies in the Philippines, and
they must have supplies, and trans
ports must carry soldiers to and from
those distant shores. When this mat.
ter is made plain to the men who have
charge OF preparing the next river and
harbor bill, there ought to be no diff.
Guilty in making the Columbia river
improvement one OF such profound inn
portance by reason Of the proposed
building Of government drydock and
naval station, that they will make
proper provision for the improvement
OF the mouth of the Columbia. This
naval station and dock are absolutt
necessities in order TO keep pace with
the progress and development of tht
| Pacific coast.
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RloTlno IN NEW YORK.
Race war Carried on with q High
Hsnd-Many injured.

Race war Carried on with q High
Hsnd-MAny injured.
New York, August lS.-Such furi-
ous ebullition of race hatred as found
vent in the rioting that occurred here
last night, the outgrowth of a murder
lew days ago OF Policeman Thorpe
by negro named Arthur Harris, has
been not equaled in New York in many
years.
As a result of the disturbance, which
ragged from midnight until 3 O'Clock
and burst out in flame of passion and
violence at intervals until daybreak.
there were about 80 persons injured by
pistol balls, razors or knives, rocks and
clubs. OF these, one negro, Lloyd Lee,
may not recover, and Policeman Ken
nedy is also seriously injured. Lee
is alleged TO have made threats against
the life Of Kennedy because he was the
particular friend and associate oi
Thorpe, the murdered officer. Thorpe
was the third white man murderously
assaulted in the vicinity by negroes. a
race prejudice having been engendered
In less than an hour from the time the
trouble began last night, the whole Of
the west side, from Twenty-eighth
street to Longacre square, above Forty
second street, including Eighth and
Ninth avenues, was in an uproar
Forty OF more arrests we're made. Dur
ing the riot it is estimated that SOC
police we're ON duty, and ambulance'
| from every hospital on the west side
were kpet busy. A police estimate o
the result puts the number of wounded
at so, the number OF arrests.
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ADvnRrrsrxe RATES.
THREE TRANSPORTS SAIL.
Warren Carries Over One Thousand
Troops to China.

Troops to China.
San Francisco, August 20.--Three
transports sailed for the Orient. The
Warren carried the headquarters, band
and two squadrons OF the Ninth (col-
ored) cavalry, under command Of Coll
onel McGregor; 70 hospital corps men,
under command OF Surgeon-Major Ives;
1873 recruits for the Ninth infantry.
1866 drivers and other government en-
ployes and also detachment Of hospit-
al corps men for Manila. The Warren
also carried $1,000, 900. According to
present arrangements the troops will
be transferred at Nagasaki to trans
port that will take them to Taku. The
Warren will then proceed to Manila
with few officers and men together
with freight. Thexe are 1,l00 troops
and civilians on the transport, and the
cabin accommodations are taxed to
their full limit. 1t was Necessary TO
leave considerable supplies on the dock.
owing to lack of room.
The Aztec sailed for Kobe with 500
horses and mules for China, and the
Siam sailed for Manila via Guam with
5000 tons Of freight.
The general hospital at the Presidio
is to be enlarged 70 accommodate the
extraordinary detachments Of sick and
wounded ON the way here from the
Philippines and China. Fifty wall
tents will be erected inside the in
closure at the rear of the hospital and
large tent TO serve as a ward.
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Colon, Colombia, August 2o.-The
following is the full text of the state
ment regarding the alleged inter 1en-
tion OF the foreign consuls during the
recent fighting in Panama, as contain
ed in the official report of General Ss-
lazar, commanding the government
forces, General to Alban. civil governor
and military chief of the province OF
Panama, who was in command of the
garrison when the city was attacked
by the revolutionists:
''The revolutionary leaders. after
taking positions around Panama, placed
themselves in communication with
several foreign consuls, hoping that
their intervention would lead TO the
surrender Of the city. The interven-
ton Of the consuls produced such dan
gerous and pernicious effects, morally,
that only the resolution of General
Alban averted serious consequences. !"
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Jumped From a Bridge.

Toledo, August ls.-The Lake Shore
fast mail train No. 3, due here at LAS
A. NJ, was wrecked at Bay bridge, just
west of Sandusky, about O'Clock this
morning, caused by jumping the track,
The engine passed over safely, but the
next cars went down the embankment
into the lake. Particulars are very
meager. 1t is reported no one wsi
killed, but good many we're injured,
some seriously.
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rh. sersnth Artlllerx.

Washington, August 20.--Light bat.
terry NJ, Seventh artillery, which has
been stationed at Washington barracks
for several months, will leave here
Friday for San Francisco, en- route TO
China. Light Battery F. Second artil-
lery, has arrived here from Cuba to re-
lieve Battery NJ, and will garrison the
aresnal post for the present. At San
Francisco the troops from Washington
will be joined by light battery 9, also
OF the Seventh artilIey, and will sail
on the first available transport. The
equipment OF Battery NJ. including
horses, has been shipped to San Fran
cisco.
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summer Resort Burned.

Mackinac Island. Mich. August 30.
Pine cottage, one OF the large board
ing houses of the island. was burned TO
the ground early today. The flames,
tanned by strong wind. threatened
for time to destroy many buildings.
The loss is estimated at $25, 900 to
$S5. 900; no insurance. William Tai
lon, member of the fire department,
was seriously injured.
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Washington, August 20.-United
States Consul Roosevelt, at Brussels,
has informed the state department. OF a
lockout at the Belgian glass works.
The union of glass workers, numbering
5000. says the consuls. recently noti-
lied the manufacturers il their demands
were not granted they would abandon
work and the manufacturers replied by
announcing the shutting down of all
works August l..
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Crnr WIN Yisit PnrIs.

Paris, August sO.-It is officially
announced, according to the Petit
Bleu, that the czar will visit Paris, ar.
irving at Cherhourg, September IA,
reaching Paris the next day and re-
naming here five or six days. 1t is
added that his majesty, who will come
alone, will reside at the Russian em.
bassy, while in this city.
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u.mburp strlkers Pro,e.t.

Hamburg, August 1S.-An indigna-
ton meeting was held here today by
the dock laborers who went on strike
about month ago and have since been
locked ont. to protest against Emperor
Williams Characterization of them as
''iellows without honor and without q
father Iland.n
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rs.ln.. Latesl Invention.

New York, August l8.-A patent
hs been granted to Nikola Tesla for al
invention that he claims will proven
the escape of electricity from wire,
Tesla's invention, it is claimed, solves
the insulation problem by insulating
the wire by passing it through ail
kept at low temperature, producing
coat Of ice ON the wire, which cannot
be broken through by the strongest cur
rant
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slain with . Hammer.

New York, August 2l.--Catherine
Schari. aged %, was beaten to death
with hammer in her rooms on the
second floor Of GA Second avenue,
some time between P. NJ. and mid
night Saturday, the body not being
found until early this morning. Her
brother made the discovery when he
came home after midnight. The wo-
mans body lay in pool Of blood, face
downward. Near by on the floor was
bloody hammer and the rooms had
been ransacked Of everything of value.
1t is the opinion of the police that a
thief entered the house and was sur.
prised in his work by the girl and that
he killed her to prevent Identification.
Aberdeen, S. D.. August 2l.-A
severe wind and rain storm is raging
in this city. At Columbia consider
able damage was done. The spire Of
the Congregational church was blown
off and numerous barns and other
buildings unroofed.
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Veterinary surgeon Drowned. .

London, August 20.-Sir Henry
Simpson, veterinary surgeon to the
queen and ex.president of the Royal
College of Veterinary Surgeons, was
drowned at Datchet, Buckinghamshire,
where he owned the South Sea estate.
lie was born in 1s42 and was at one
time mayor of Windsor.
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Holm j. Inralls Dead.

Atchison, KAN, August 1s.-Ex'
United States Senator John j. ingalls,
died at East Las Vegas, N. NJ, at 1925
O'Clock this morning, surrounded by his
wife and two sons, Ellsworth and Shei.
field. The news came to the Ingalls,
home here in telegram at 10 O'Clock
today. The funeral will be in Atchi-
son.
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Second Infantry Harryins West.

Kansas City, August 20.-Fiye
hundred and fifty soldiers Of the Sec.
ond United States infantry, destined
for service in China, being rushed
through to San Francisco from Font
Thomas, KY. arrived here from Chi
cago this afternoon, with their officers
and equipments, and were hurried on
WaEf
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coLoMeIA.s TRoueLEs.

President Has Resigned and the vice.
President Succeeds Him.
New York, August 20.-A cable
dispatch was received here from Bo-
gotta, announcing the resignation Of
President Sanctlemete, OF the republic
OF Colombia. vice-President Mario
quin will serve out the four years that
remain of his term. The action OF
Senior Sanctlemete will bring about
change in the political system OF Co
lombia, and may even end the revolu-
tion which has been in progress for 10
months.
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Ruse to Gain Infor,na,lon

Cape Town. August 2l.-General De-
vets demand for the surrender OF the
Britt sh force at Commando Mex is con-
sidered as pretense OF gaining infor-
nation. Finding that Commando Mex
was strongly garrisoned, Dewet re-
sumed his march northward, shadowed
BY General Baden Powell.
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Berlin, August 20 With the per.
mission of Emperor William, the work
pi opening the tombs OF the German
cmporers, buried in the Cathedral OF
Spries, has commenced.
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London, August 20,--The Rouman-
ian government. according to dis
patch from Vienna, has addressed u
sharp note. amounting almost to an
ultimatum, to Bulgaria, demanding
the arrest of Sarafow, president of the
revolutionary committee ut Sofia, and
the suppression OF the organization.
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N.vroe. D,,d Fro,n Heat.

Louisville. KY, August 21.-Two
negroes died at Louisville today from
heat, The maximum was 98.
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The steamers Dailes City ana Regulator fear
Portland every morning (eaeept auhdAyl 81.
aud The DaiiNs ate =. n. arriving At deaune
sion IN smpls time Tor outgoing uainA
freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
w.c. ALLAwAY. Gen. AEt,
Foot oi Court street. The pallsa. o..
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HEIR TO MILLIONS a PAuPER.


San Francisco, August 18.-The Ex-
aminer says: Asa Packer WILDER, one
of the heirs to the $40. 900 estate
left by Asa Packer, the Pennsylvania
railroad king and coal baron. has died
in poverty in this city. and yesterday
was buried in a pauper's grave. He
was victim oil the morphine habit,
and until few days ago worked at in
tervals for ]. P. Bogard, proprietor OF
dramatic paper, to whom he assigned
half OF his prospective estate.
He was nephew of Asa Packer,
whose will made over his immense
estate to his children. but contained
clause that should they die without
issue the estate was to revert 70 two
brothers, named Elisha and Jeremiah
WILDER, who were related to Packer by
marriage, or in case of their death to
their direct heirs. Elisha WILDER
took charge OF the Lehigh Valley rail-
road and the Packer coal properties
and operated them. increasing the
value OF the property.
| One by one the Packer children
died, leaving no direct heirs, until only
one daughter is left. She has no chill
dren. and her life Is said to be all that
stands between the WILDER family and
the Packer fortune.
Philadelphia, August 2O.-Three
freighters-the British steamships Rey.
nolds, Trevanian and Rathmoor-haye
been chartered to carry coal from this
port to France. 1t is stated that five
more vessels will be chartered for =
similar purpose. The miners strikes
in Germany and Austria have resulted
in scarcity OF bituminous coal In
France, and for several weeks agents
of the French government have been
endeavoring to secure ships in England
and this country available for carrying
fuel.
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A Wisconsin syndicate has bought
10, 900 acres OF timber land in Iaho.
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Petroleum fields OF some Importance
are being opened in Japan.
Belgium is one OF the few countries
In which the death penalty, though
still part Of the criminal code, Is never
enforced, in Difference to public opin-
ion.
Three women, the wives OF famous
husbands, have been accorded the honor
OF burial In Westminster Abbey. They
are Lady Palmerston, Lady Augusta
Stanley. wife of Dean Stanley, and
Mrs. Gladstone.
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An Atlanta jury decided that wife
is responsible for the burial expenses
Of her husband.
Cheap lands in Nebraska have been
taken up so rapidly that few desirable
acres remain.
An addition OF two miles will short.
ly be made to the fine avenues ON the
Gettysburg battlefield.
The Kansas City produce exchange
has adopted plan for selling eggs by
weight instead OF by the dozen.
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Es.ss!s {; ,sIu| ,i,ts
Un drama de BatailIe.

Ell drama en- cuatro actos de
Henry Bataille. traducido al italiano
con ell t1tulo I'll tue sangue>, ha 81
do representado en- Milan por la
Compaf1fa de Zacconi.
Tai obra esta basada en- ell estu-
dio patologico de un tip Q de degene-
racion premature, quifn la heren,
cia reduce a un lamentable estado de
pobreza ffsica y decrepitud moral, y
en- quien Sc manifiestan h todos los
rasgos del NAL que minab ga sus as
cendientes directos; dra ma <espan-
tosos, casi <nauseabundo>, que no
ensef1a nj cOnvence nj crea, pero que
repugna en- cambio i'm presiona do
lorosamente
La crftica de Mia n censura a
Zacconi por haberse este permitido
poner en escena la referida obra,
que opiniones autoriza das califican
de <indecentes. y censu ra atn al au-
tor famoso por su empeno en- bus
car para el teatro 10 mas; extraf1o, 10
mas abstruso de cuanto ofrecen al
repertoire moderno los gabinetes de
arte con vistas a los hospitales.
En- cuanto al publ ico. no Sc ma
nifest6 con eli tue san gueS con su
interprete menos sever3 que "a crf
tica, y la obra de Bataille no obtuvo
as1 mas que una repres entacion.
As1 demuestran los pueblos ci.
vi1izados que no es ell. TeatroR palen.
que aprop6sito para eXhibir inmun-
dicias
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Aho x. Nam. 1920.
Efenrl6ride.
Mayo l3 de 1898.

Ansiedad en- Madrid porque Sc
confirme la anunciada victoria alcan
zada en- Cavite. -Entra de improvi.
so en- la bahia do Cardenas un moni-
tor americana, caf1oneando la ciu
dad. %. Tanta abundancia de frutos
memories en- Utuado, que no hay
quien los compre a ningun precio:
Io mismo pasarfa ahora, 81 los hu-
biesen sembrado. Sc comprueba
que ell primer punto donde Sc vic al
vapor de tres chimeneas, fue en- Are.
cibo.-Se concede permiso don Jo-
sc de Jesus y don Luis Brusi para
organizar una guerrilla montada en-
Camuy. nombra Contador de la
Aduana de Ponce q don Quintfn Ne.
gr6n Sanjurjo-La Junta Central Sc
hace cargo de los fondos recaudados
por subscription para la guerra, as
cendentes a $500, 890-45-Se alaba
mucho ell comportamiento de los ci-
clistas voluntarios, que prestaron
servicios durante Ell bombardeo.-
Salen del convento las monjas Car
melitas, para Rio-Piedras. Dan a
luz en- la carretera de Rio-Piedras
dos mujeres que huian de esta Capi.
tal-Se exhibe en- el Paris Bazaar un
proyectil hallado cerca del Moro
que peso 200 y pico de .libras. En-
la Habana Sc esperan con ansiedad
detalles del bonn mbardeo de esta Ca
pital-Jura en- la Habana ell General
Blanco la constitution auton6mica-
Principian q ensef1ar las narices, co
mo arrieros que olfatean, a]gunos
de los que escaparon ell dia anterior,
cuando comenz6 ell jaleo.
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Una vista.

Con motive de los atropellos de
que fue vfctima ell cole ga Gel Cuba
no Libre, de Santiago de Cuba, an
tes de marchar para Sa nto Domingo
visit6 su redacci6n ell General Ma
ximo Gomez, presandose, con re
ferencia aquellos sucesos en- esta
forma:
-<Entiendo que nd procede la
dimisi6n del Alcalde Padr0. sino que
ell gobierno, que 10 puso en- ese pues
to, debe ~destituirlos, como una sa-
tisfacci6n al pueblo. Si asf no re
sultare, quedara demo strado que te =
nemos un NAL gobierno (,
Ell pueblo, que ola estas decla-
raciones, aclam6 ruidosamente al in
victo general.
iCuantas parecidas destit.cio
nes pod1an hacerse por esta terra!
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June N, 8l99
S0ire artlstIca
en- P 'aTls.

Nos escriben de la he ermosa Ca
pital dandonos noticias DIE la gran
Soire artfstica con que la Sociedad
de Pinturas obsequio q Ids Comisio
nados extranjeros con motivo de la
Exposition Universal
Ell acto tuvo efecto en la hermo
sa Galerfa Georges Petit y en- 81
tomaron parte muchas nptabilidades
Artfsticas de la gran Cip pdad.
Entire los ndmeros del programa
que fueron maravillosan ente desem
pefados, sobresalieron los que esta
ban a cargo de la <Sociedad de Con
ciertoss que dirije ell Artista M. Fran
cisco P. Cortes, puertorriqueno de
buena cepa y de mucho talento.
=. Formaban ell escojido personal de
la misma 80 profesores de Orquesta,
muchos de ellos primer os premios
del Conservatorio y 10 cantantes de
la Opera.
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POlICIA

Han sido condenados por Ell Tri-
bunal de Policia los siguientes indi
viduos: Jose Oiivo, por expender
carne falta de peso dollars de mul
ia; Sabas Pedrosa, por ~expender
pan falto de peso, 10 dollars; don
Jose Carazo, por tener dos chivas
realengas por la via pdblca un do
liar; Ricardo Cuvertier, por jugar
dados en- la via pdblica 3 dollars;
Braulio Rondon, por romper un fa
rol, condenado a pagarlo; Ba dome
TO Garcia, por embriaguez dollars :;
Antonio CaIder6n y Eusebio Duprey.
por embriaguez escandalo, ocu
Pandosele un cuchillo al prime, O,
dos dollars diez dias de arrcsto V
dos dollars respectivamente.
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PenSanliicnto S
de Alfonso K arr.

No es con la austeridad coli 10
que Sc saliva q un hombre del liber
tinaje, sino con ell amor.
Enla educaci65n de las j6ve al
mismo tempo que Sc les dice que Ell
honor consiste en- no tener a amantes,
al hacer'as estudiar 6 imponerlas
molestias y contrariedades. no Sc les
muestra otro objeto, nj otra recon
pensa que el aumentar sus medios de
agradar los hombres.
Dec1a una mujer: No es comodo
ser viuda; es precise volver a tomar
toda la modestia de la soltera sin po
der siquiera fingir su ignorancia.
Los moralistastas son general
mente, pedantes que proscriben las
pasiones en- vez de dirigirlas, solo
han llegado suprinlir ell vapor y
no Ell fuego y el aqua, de modo que
no Sc We NADIA. ..... hasta ell momen
to de la explosion
Una mujur que anna & un HON
bre de talento, le anna menos por ell
1dlellCO que Uloue, que pOi u Que 1OS
demas le encuentran
sx
El amor generalmente cesa casi
siempre en- ell momento que va a
convertirse Ell razonable q tener
alg1n fundamento.
Es esa cosa que llaman guerra,
siempre hay menos porque quejarse
de los que uno mata, que de aquel
por quien Sc hace- matar
Cuando una mujer dice de otra:
<Esta bien formada>, significa que
es vizca y picada de viruelas. ST di
ce solamente <es buena PERSONA, es
seguro que aquella de quien 10 dice
es mas fea que una tarasca.
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La Junta Judicial

Aver celebro la Junta Judicial
en- Ia Ofcina de Mr. Cdlin, Attorney
general, asistiendo los miembros D.
Rafael Nieto. tbeille, don Juan Her
nandez Lopez, don Manuel f. Rosy
y don Herminio Diaz. Fueron ira
tados en- la misma reunion doce
asuntos, ocho de los cuales fueron
admitidos y los cuatro restanteS dis
tribuidos entire los miembros para
su estudio. La question mas intere.
sante de las tratadas es la referente
q extension de Ia ciudad Este asun-
to fue entregado al senior Daz para
su examen. La question de los macs
tros fue trasladada al Sr. Rossy.
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TEATR0

eel Trovador> es, sin duda al
guna, uno los mejores dramas del
teatro espafol; 81 q la excelencia de
la obra Sc une la bondad de la com
pa11a, resulta necesariam mente un
conjunto admirable. sQuien no Sc
convenci6 anoche de las CO. ondiciones
art1sticas de Luisa? En- su papel de
dof1a Leonor estuvo sublime, sobre
todo en- el DO acto.
La sef1ora Adams y sef1ora G.
M. Casado, caracterizaron admira
blemente sus respectivos papeles de
Jimena y AzucenaaM. Martinez Ca
sado, Filorit, Puga y Mendez, exec
lentes, y cada vez mas Sc hacen
acreedores q los aplausos que les
prodiga ell pdblico. Los Sres. Pc
che, Gonzalez, Merino, Munoz y
Ruiz, perfectamente: son nos arts
tas simpaticos y de buena escuela.
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Comps1iadef

de Via estrecha de Mayaguez
Esta compaf1fa, por no necesitar
10, vende el material siguiente:
Tn martinete de vapor
Una trituradora para piedra
tambien de vapor. J.
Seis carros dc plataforma para
via de un metro
Todo en- buen estado.
'-DLOs que Unforeseen este material
pueden dirigirse la gerencia de es-
ia compaflia -Mayaguez de Ma
yo 1900.
Ell director gerente into
, 10 3. SalradOr S,to,t.
Ell doctor r. NJ Porte ha
trasladada su oficina dental la
misma calle de la Cruz no 90.
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