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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17

n CAPTAINS wIFg Al TBR WHEEL.
needles" to be found In the United
States. Within an hour they were suf-
fering as much as II they had been
Stung by IN asp.
The captains wife waR aboard. and
~ courae she did all In her powrr. hut
Il wis three or -four days before the
men could move about again. and then
only the mate could return 10 duty.
The captain had what seemed to he q
carbuncle appear under his right rye,
and for ten dayE he suffered 30 acuteiy
hat at times he Was ont Of his senses.
We should have run into Dcmerara had
he not begun to improve. but Il would
have been better had we done 20 any
how. The two fellows we picked up at
the Windward Islands proved to he
worthless sailors and bad men. and
they worked the bark an evil turn.
OuP night as we lay becalmcd. with the
captain aud mate still suffering from
the poisonous bites. they overpowered
and bound the second mate. provision
ed and lowered a boat and Induced four
OF the original crew TO embark with
them. We afterwnrd came TO know
that they had been talking a great deal
about a reasur buried on the Dutch
Guiana coast. from which we were dis
tant about ~ miles. We were thus left
With only three able hands aboard. and
lhc captains wife bad TO take her
trick ut the wheel while We headed for
Cayenne to GET relief. We had cFawIed
along to within 81 miles OF the French
penal port when the wind headed us.
aud We could do no better than drift
on TO the eastward and wait for a
change.
After about 50 hours OF drifting the
Wind changed In our favor. and one
morning ~ sunrise we were making
shift TO Rei on u course again when
we Pspied n raft with ~ men on Il
close ~ hand. With the naked eye one
could make out that they were clothed
10 ronvic Rarb. and OF cOurse the de-
duction was that they had escaped
from the coast. There were two rude
sails on the raft. and the clumsy struc-
turP mad had a far breeze behind her
for a day and q half. AS the ran was
not easily managed we could have
ENeNNA ~ ~ PhAttIb W. w ANN0s W.
were for doing this a. once all but the
eaptnin's wife. Bne knew they were
eoUylctH an desperate men and that
onep aboard OF Us we should be al
their mercy but she nevertheless IN.
sisted that we should pick them Up.
They were so miles on the coast. With
the signs Of q storm coming 10. and she
declared that II would be a cruel act
10 leave them TO perish. vas OF q
mind TO 10, { her up In her slaieroOm
and dOsigp the raft. but the other two
men WEIR against me. and ten Minutes
laiPr the boat was alongside and tbe
eoBvictR wee climbing aboard. ! ex'
ported nothing less than IN Immediate
attack from them. Tor ~ tougher look.
ing men ! never vet eyPs on: hut. 10 my
surprise. they halted AZ the rail while
their leader advanced dOIed bia cap,
with q seFnpe Of his foot. and 10 pas.
nahle English Inquired for the captain.
he was told Of the captains illness
and Of our being short handed. and Dc
bowed and sCTnped again and seI0 10
foe woman
-aiadam, have DO feaEA TOu Prob
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17

ably know that We are escaped con-
victs frau Cayenne. but no man win
oner harm TO any q ABOARD. We
may be robbers and murderers, out
we are also gentlemen in n way. There
Is bad weather coming on. We have
arrived CT an opportune moment.
Most OF US are sailors. and all OF ~
are at your orders"
When I looked into their vicious
faces, I could not help but suspect that
they had a game 70 play and were only
delaying It. but II was policy to take
them az their word. AS soon as the
captain and mate heard of the arrival
of the gang they became almost panic
stricken and advised this and that. and
the wife was the only one who had the
least confidence In the promises made.
II was well that she had and that her
advice 10 trust them was followed by
all Of Us. We could not have kept them
from coming aboard with our feeble
crew. and 10 have shown our distrust
afterward would have nngered them.
They took hold with us at once after
being given food. aud before night we
had to rejoice that they were
with US. we got dirty weather, which
lasted three days. and but for their aid
the Nonesuch would have become a
helpless wreck or gone to the bottom.
We had to run of to the east during
this. spell. and II was only when the
weather cleared that the lender OF the
convicts had n conference with the cap
tain and his wife and asked that his
gang be set ashore In brazilian terrific
ry. This was promised him, and
must say that ! never worked with q
more cheerful and willing crew aboard
Of any craft. Seven Of the y had been
convicted Of murder. and all were des-
Perate men. hut they were as obedient
as children and as good natured as you
please. They were careful Of their Ian
guage. respectful In their deIneanor.
and not once did ! hear OnP Of them
grumbie or complain. We ran into the
Amazon and up that river for 40 miles
60 set them nshors. In his gratitude to
them the captain gave them sailcloth
for two tents. o mrskpt. n lot Of clothes
from the slop chest and all the prov,'
slons we could spare. With cooking
utensils. hshhooka and a few carprn.
ters' tools they were fairly well rugged
ont for a life on the hanks Of thc stream
for half n year TO come, and Mt parting
there were NJ much h%Andshhklngs and
aa many fnrcwplls as II a band NJ old
friends wos breaking mp Their escape
from tho colony was u desperate one
mud TIM authorities tpudC nm pyhn ugtiVp
search: hut. so far as ! have been able
to learn. not l. Of the dozen has ever
been retRkcn.
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A single srircH

one flic, dropped IS &c weaver d-ore
hia nintie shctiie Is and no,
In aud 0ct. beneath. above.
I'LL The raitera sle.ncd 70 bui aud ucw
a - TIE fairies had helping been
Orc snail stiith which could scarce BE- seen.
But The enc stitch dropped pulled the next stitch
out,
And g weak place Srea Ia the fabric stout.
and tie perfect pattern was msIred Tor ayo
ny The orc mail stitch that had dropped that
Cay.
Ono small life IN Gods great plan.
How futile Il seetna rs the ages roll,
10 what Il may or e;ryc bow 50 can
To alter The swscp q the Infinite wholsl
a single stitch IN IN cndieEs web.
A drop IN the oceans now and ebh.
But the pattern e rent where Che stitch Il lost
o. NAMED where the tangled threads have crossed.
And each life that fails Of its true intent
Mars the perfect plan that its Master meant.
Susan Coolidge.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17
picEisa nnnrond riss.

Picked railroad ties are nov being
used { a great extent all ovpr Tie
country s numl " OF railroads IN
Guiding fhr Burlington. The SANTA Fr
and the Southern rnrlhc. have plnnis
Of their own 10 whlrh the ties are
picked How 70 preserve The iicE AMI
add 70 their lifp aad dn,shtitt has
been n ser'0ns problem fof rs 'road
operatives ever sinrr fhe early days ~
transportation by rail The rone'aui
wear aud fenf 81 lies has nrccse 'al"l
their replacement as non ~ tlut wr-'
%ppreepIihly worn ) sulWttn ~ rh'n
ride u zln' le applied Dy q sprriai'f
Arranged process The Hes a-r pui %
lnrge Hirighi cgliudrrs ihe ali
phmred oUi AMI ihr tbs gre "ai"d h'
Ia TIE rh.pi cais aTnathrn pami
81 In and the fles KENT 10 the fo'ufie
uadrr hlch n%ressuro rn'il fher are $50
uraice i'biiad' lplia Eetrrd
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17

GENTLEMEN
CONVICTS

cOFTnioHr, 1900, ~ C. .. Laws


Il was n queer chapter Of accidents
that overlook the bark Nonesuch on the
South American coast In the year 1870.
We were bound from Philadelphia to
Pernambuco, being a well found craft
and n willing crew. and WI lost q man
overheard before we had been out "a
hours. OG the Bahamas the second
p;ate and two men pulled away In the
dingey to inspect some wreckage which
seemed to prove the loss of a steamer.
and ms they were returning a small
whale rose under the boat and smashed
her to match wood. and then two sail
ors were drowned. This left us three
men short. and we put In at the Wind
ward Islands to replace them. After
much trouble we got two men. but as
we were leaving port the captain vas
bitten on the cheek and the drst mate
on the hand by a fyln Insect some
what resembling the so called "darnlng
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17
wehstcr ana ,h. front.

With each Increase Of Wehster'a
fame ms n lawyer aud an Ornior. writes
Professor McMastPT In The Century.
friends and admirers grew more and
more urgent that he should once moro
return to public life He did indeed
consent 90 serve Az a presidential elect
or and for ten days sat In the Massa
chusettH legislature Many years after
ward In the course Of u speech Web
StPr referred to This sPrvict' and told
his hearers a story quite c%haracieriR
tic OF the man. 1T no happens" said
be. that all the public services which
have rendered In this wnrld 10 my
day and gPnPrutiOn have hrPu cnnnprt.
ed with the general government I
think ] 0nght TO make one exception.
was ten days n member At the Mas
E%achuErttH legislature, and ! turned my
thoughts 80 the search for sOnI" good
object In which I could he usi'fnl In
that position. and after murh rrirTtinn
I Introduced n hill which. with the gen
ernl cOREFni ~ both houses Of the Mas
sachuSptts Legislature. passed into n
law and In now y law Of the STATE
which enactE that no man In the state
shall catch trout In sny other manner
than IN the old way. with Al ordinary
book and line"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17
EnrII.h Rohes of stnte.

Every rObemaker in London always
keeps some OF the most expensive
robes Of state--tho,e OF a registrar. for
instance. ready aud lends them out
when officials have to use them al any
great ceremony. Many q peer. when
his portrait liz TO be added to the family
picture gallery. has obtained the Grim
SOD and ermine from his tailor for q
small consideration.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17
The Word Gazette.

The word gazette" is from the name
OF an old Venetian coin worth about
Onp-half cent OF our money. The name
IL applied to newspapers because It
was the sum charged for reading the
first written journals that made their
appearance In 1850. After the paper
was read il was handed back TO the
owner. who charged the next conner .
gazette for taking a peep at it.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17

"Don't despair. Edward. even II IA
tbeF DOES say you'n be young enough
to marry i've years from now"
rob. don't rare for myself. but bow
about your Philadelphia Times.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17

"Rut 70 foot Of se bed" The Devil
dcred FrpnchmaD said, ut ees not on
- END Of % lalgF-New York CONNER
elai AaRertieer
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-05-17
ny Main Strength.

Mr. Jowders looked gioomily at the
letter TO which he had just painfully
affixed his signature AMI then cast a
dubious glance at his wife.
do you want to just run this over
before | send It to son James?" he In
quired. and when sirs. Jowders shook
her head he hastily folded the sheet,
which bore the marks of hours Of toll,
and thrust 1t into an envelope. which
be sealed with trembling expedition
and then leaned back In his chair with
an air OF relief.
Il was afeared you'd want to read 1t,
and then most likely 'twould be all TO
do over again, mother. like the last
one" he said, but I'm glad James
wrote he ,.idn't mind a word mlsspcll-
ed here and there. There's some things
l can do. but l never could seem to get
a good purchase on the system Of spell
ing. some way.
las | view IT," continued Mr.. Jow-
ders. there's some words you can
spell by the looks and some you car
spell by the sound. Them | can most
gen'aily manage. but when you come
to spelling by Judgment and main
strength my chances are about as slim
as they make 'em."-St. Louis uepub-
lie.
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Una fiesta en- CdguaS.
'Mu1oz Rivera obSequia, !.
q SuS amigos.
Cordialidad absolute.


Aver tuvo efecto en- C6guas un
espl@ndido banquete con que el Sc
nor Muf1oz Rivera obsequi6 & algu
NOS de sustamigos y correigionarios
E.de esta Capital y de aquella ciudad.
Los asistentes, que. pasaban de
ssetenta, fuaron primeramente aten:
didos en- Ia casa particular del !sef1or
=Muffoz Rivera, cen Ia cordialidad y
45cortesfa en- 81 acostumbrada y su
distinguida familia Como su casa
no es bastante capaz, Ell banquete Sc
celebr6 en- elL Hotel eDolores., pre-
parade con notable gusto, en- cuyas
mesas repartfan sus perfumes fra
gantes flores.
+ Sc sirvieror los siguientes pla.
tos: Tortilla de ostras, Bacalao q
Ia Vizcafna, Lech6n a 10 Criol1a'
Frituras, Arroz con pol1os, Pavo al
horno, Aceitunas, Salchich6n, Attn
8 la marinera, Sardinas francesas,
huevos, papas, pimientos, tomates,
lechugas, Vizcocho al vino, manjar
blanco, pasas en- jugo, naranjas,
gnineos, melones, Vines bordeaux 3
Champagne y cafe. Il
Hubo discursos muy sentu siastas
que pronunciaron los senores Diaz
Navarro, Camuf1as, Vale Mendez,
Manel Palacios, Moreno Calder6n y
Mufloz Rivera. -
Los asiste6tes\ de esta Capital,
regresaron muy satisfethos.
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Nos dicen que el sef1or Gober'
nador fue recibido en- San Sebastian
con ~alguna frialdad por parte dc
aquel vecindario.
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manos de los puertorriquefos las
lfneas telegra6cas.
kSe voto este Proyecto de Ley 8,
res0luci6n y fue aprobada defihiti.
vamente. ~.
~, La comisi6n de Legislation, su-
plic6 a la Camara, SO sirviera acep.
tar el bill presentado por 81 Consejo
Executive, autorizando a ciertos fun
cionarios para tomar juramento.
ii 9Esta proposition fu6 acep tada
gustosamente, aceptdndose asf mis-.
mo dicho bill.
Domenech propuso que fuese
discutido seguidamente, y as{ Sc hi
20.
7uy Todd present6 una peque1a en-
mienda & la regla Ia, y fue acepta-
da..
1,.g, Sc continue leyendo sel bill y
-fue aprobado, pasando en- segunda
lectura 4 Ia comision de Leyes Reco
piladss.
Domenech pregunt6, cual era ell
estado en- que SO encontraba ell Bill
no 2, presentado hace dias & la ca
mara.
Lugo Vinas, informo els estado
en- que se encontraba.
ia comisi6n de Instruction P1
blida, di6 su informe acerca del bill
no II, sobre cementerios, presenta
do hacen dias por Coll:
Proposition del senior Todd pa
ra que. Sc nombre una comisi6n de
esta Camara, para que adquiera del
Comisionado del Interior ciertos da
tos que en- la proposition Sc detallan
I'm estado demonstrating de los
trabajos, efectuados por Ia Junta de
Oh, as Pfblicas, desde la epoca de Ia
invasi6Y hasta la fecha, respecto q
carretefas. con separation Sdelas de
tel9gEafos en- Puerto Rico.
Sc leyo este bill presentado por
los sef,ores Egozcue, Sanchez Mora. i.
les, Serrano, Carri6n, Blondet, Ro'
drjguez y Zechinf.
Ell Presidente dijo que Sc habfan
sterminado los trabajos que habia SO.
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CablegTamaS de hoy.
I SERVICIO ESPECIAL ~.
I. Dh
LA Correspondence 1 -. +.
\ de Puerto Rico
NEW YORK ENERO 7-l90l.
'Recibido las IL A. M
New York 7.

Despachos de Madrid llegados
hoy, dicen que continue eufermo en-
CANA ell Almirante Cervera.
Este marino Espaf1ol goza de
muchas simpatias en- ell pueblo anne
ricano. hacicndole justicia por sus
actos heroicos realizados en- Santa
go de Cnba cuando la guerra:
Los Estados Unidos recihirian
con gusto, favorables noticias sobre
la salud del ilustre enfermo. --
La question pendiente entire los
Estados Unidos v Venezuela va to-.
mando NAL sesgo para conservar la
paz. ~*
El Gobierno de Washington ha
dispuesto, que 81 ell de Ven ezpela
intenta desposeer de sus derechos a
Ia Compaf1ia cesionaria dc las minas
de asfalto, sc ,proceda Immediate
mente q adesem barcar las dotaciones
de los buques de guerra americanos
para protejer los derechos 6 intere'
ses de Ia Compaf1ia
ST llegase ese casoy Sc produje'
Sc una collision entire tropas Ameri'
canas y Venezolanas, estaria plan
teado el conflicto.
Sc espera. que la diplomacia
arreglara esas diferencias, pues We
nezuela no debs olvilar la actitud
asumida por ell G.obie 10 Americana
cuandO Sc inicio Ia tunali0n de We
nezuela con uglaterra, por los lfmi'
tes de las Guayanas.
La Junta Americana que Sc ocu.
pa de las contrucciones Navales de
guerra Sc opone en- absolute a que
Sc construyan mas buques submari
nos.
Els de suponer que no SO conce-
da a esa Ella de buques la impor-
tancia ca , les ha dado.
sHa & - n.ra esa isla un em.
pleado e; para ell nuevo servi
clio postal .1eva infnidad de car.
tas detenioaS.
Noticias telegra6cas recfbidas
de Chicago auuncian el fallecimien
to del archi Millionaire Mr. Armou,
acaecida en- aqnella ciudad.
Londres 6.
Llegan noticias de China de que
el Principe Ii Hung Chang esta
gravemente enfermo.
ST ocurriese ell fallecimiento de
ese personaje, Sc temen nuevas diff
cultatles para el s.rreglo de las cues
tiones dc China.
La noticia de la grave enferme'
dad del Principe, ha causado honda
impression en- las cancillerias Euro
peas.
Ha fallecido hoy el Gran Duque
Saxeweiner.
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the United States and Venezuela is
liable to take place.
- The Government of the U. S. has
directed the immediate landing of
the marine corps, of Warships in.
Venezuela waters, should the COVER
@ment of this nation attempt to.
disposess the Asphalt Company Of
it's lawful rights, with injury to.
it's interests.
Should there be an encounter
between troops of the two nations,
war would ensue. -
II It is hoped nevertheless that.
diplomacy, will settle this question,
and that Venezuela has not forgot
ten the attitude of the us. when
her difficulties with Great Britain.
for the Guyana boundaries.
The Navy Board of construction.
fully opposes the building Of addi-.
tional submarine boats. It is init
mated these boats have not the
Importance given them.
A new mail service Porto-Rico
postal Clerk, is en- route to that
island with great amount of sort
letters. ........-.....-
Telegraphic news from Chicago,
give intelligence of the demise in
that city Of the arch-milhonaire
Mr.. Armour.
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N0TICIAS.

, - Anoche & Ia una y media fu6
deteaido en- Ia plaza del mercado
como sospechoso 81 sugsto Hsr0o
genes Maisonet.
Un empleado de hygiene de.
cotnis6 aver un jarro de leche adul-
terads de 80 cuartillos
Anoche Ia ]uventud de Baya'
mon die un asalto q la casa de don
Domingo CobiAn, donde CON tal mo.
two Sc bail6 hasta atlas hofas de 10
noche. La familia Cobi&n correspon'
di6 & 10 selecta coucurrencia con 10
esplendidez que le es peculiar NO
fafto entire los obsequi0s l. caauelA
el maniar blanco. El domingo pro
x.mo hemos dido asegurAr que %
proponen <rompers a don Juan VII
dal.
Los 1ltimos cables son impQr'
tantfsimos, lease & so centavos = 90
centavos msgnfficas camisas = cal
zoncillos hechcs en- ell pals con las
meiores telas frsncesas en- EEL Cts'
]o,
Para manana ha quedado pen
diente en- ell Tribunal de Policfa nm
juicio contra Ramon Escobal p0r
atropello de obras & Basilis Vile
gas, que fu6 curada On II Sala de
socorros.
--a~s Nos dicen que el senior Gober'
nador fue recibido en- San Sebastian
con ~alguna frialdad por parte de
aquel vecindario.
-. Las veladas teatrales cele
bradas en- Caguas porz Mendez Car
dona han sido un sucesO ar tistico
pues quedaron muy lucidas.
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CablegrallS
SPECIAL SERVICE
. FOR
LA correspondence
p de Puert0-R Rico"
@ EW-YORK, JANUARY ~ 1901.
Received at IL O. clock A. NJ
NeW-York 7.

: Dispatches from Madrid, announ-
ce that Admiral Cervera is still
seriously i'll.
This Spanish Navy officer, is
held in great esteem, and has the
.sympathies Of the prople Of the
United States, who have. been able
to appreciate his heroic action in
Santiago de Cuba when in war Spain
with the American Republic.
:. Favorable news with regard to
his health would be gratifying to
t American Nation.
International trouble between
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.CAMARA
{ - 4.@-a
DE. DEL LEGAD0S
<Enle6rllo7 Enero I de 1901.

I,u6fO uo s1,SU1,
Presente los Sres Delegates D.
francisco Nd. Quinones, Domenech,
Zeno Gambia, Aponte, Arroyo, Sein,s
Isasa; Blondet, Carri6n, Rodriguez
Todd, Cromwell, Descartes, Merdez.
Martinez, Lugo Vif1as, Santiago We
We, Para Cap6, Torregrosa, Coll,
Goa6n Tons, Serrano, jesse A We've,
y .Rosaly, ell Presidente Sr. Rossy
decl3lDs siberia Ii session, el secreta
rio Sr, Ross: ley6 81 acta de Ia ante
rior que fue- aprobada .por to-
dos. Es~flarfs1ti U Ssff5sSA
Eli Presidente dijo; que en- virtud
de los mnchos trabajos que Sc esta
han presantando, 81 secretario le ha
bia hecho presente que era de impe
ROSA necesidad nombrar nm emplea
do escribiente, y al efecto, propusos
q D. jose Nd. Catoni. -
La EU6mara estuvo confofme CON
esta proposicion,s asign6ndole al
efecto, dos dollars diarios q este em.l
pleadoI
Ell SComite Republicanoy de- Ma,
yagues, preseut6 & Ia Camara un in
forme donde recomienda Don Juan
zAS Mendez, Paraque seized una pla
IA de Sargento en- Ia Policfa Insu
La Comisi6n de Legislation pre-
.sent6 sudiet&men acerca de lQs in
aramentas@que han de prestar ciertos
empleados al tomar posecion de sus
sargoss
! La Comision de presupuesto dio
So informe acerca del proyecto de
Ley, quetse va q presentar solicitan
do Nh cfedito para enviar nuestros
productos q la E4posici6n de Buffa
- Este informe tue aprobado. --
..e LA Cemisi6n de instruction Pd
blica, inform6 favorablemente sobre
el Proyecto de Ley que trata del
cuerpo de telegrafos.
Propuesta de bill No 81 Sobre
hipotecas en- garantfas de cedulas ne
gociables por endoso y al portador
Y procedimiento para So ejecucion,
por Colon.
Bill no So Para establecimien
tos de los puestos y organization de
festacioIes de salysmento de naufra
| lgos Sr.s Coll Y Teste..
X Bill no Sc Sobre derogaci6n de
Pa ofden general, prohibitiva de sa
crificar pOr mitad, ganadq macho y
hembra, Descartes.. 8
Pas6le este bill & traducirse i'm
primirse. e. e
Bill no en- segunda lectura, pa
Ira cambiar Ell nombre del Barrio de
fSanturce, por g. de Cangreios, asf
como tambien las GALES dc Isabel "a
tAltouso XII Infanta Luisa, por
otros nom nbres de los hombres patrio
tas que be tenido 81 pals. Descar
p El Presidents sometio este. Pro
yecto de Ley d votacion y fue desc
Ichado .
h nseartes pidio So notase de nue.
vo dicho bill r. ::
ZenoiG Gambia diio que 81 creia
one ell municipioz zpodfa cambiarle el
|snombre q estas calles-y con ESQ, no
Sc perderfaticmpo en discutfr este
: Dnscartes insisti6 en- an psoposi
Ito ysl Fresidente por complacerlo
klopuso do nnevo & Votaci6n y resul
EtAfon n yotos en- contra = en- pro,
Sc Puso On segunda lectura Ell bill
no SO Sobre contratos eontra dos
len moneda provincia, Seflor Zeno
Este |bM pasd ala consision de
Sc leyo Is xssolaci6n cd1iunt,
eno Sohre reinvfndicaci6n> de las
Was telegrahcas hoy en- poder mill
tar = .s-'sSss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

bre Ia mesa y propuso se suspend is
ra la session para que las comisiones
empiezen sus trabajos. Ash SO hiso.
Fran las 104.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
London 6.

News from China are to the
effect that Prince Lii Hung Chang
is gravely sick. Should his death
take place it would develop new
difficulties in the settlement Of
affairs in China.
All European legations are un-
der al alarming impression with
the advise Of the Princes health
The Great Duke .Saxeweiner is
dead.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07
J. Marco Bayona.
#FORTALEZA No 44-A

AGENTE de- aduanas y cons:.
uatario dc buquss. REEsRF: Z y
TANrE de Ia casa G. del Pine [.
cosecheros de vinos on Jerez d.
Frontsra y AGENTE del <Anua~is
Bailly ,Bailliere s hijos> -
AGENTE dc uLa reputsda Z
brics~ americana, sas sellcs d~ X
Sc encuentra vacante en Vie
ques la escuela rural de Nifas del
Barrlo de Puerto Real. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-07

J - Anoche & Ia una y media fue
deteaido en- Ia plaza del mercado
como sospechoso el sugsto Herno
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