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Evening journal., 1901-10-17
NAMED TO LOOK
IAFTER MONUMENT FUND

Mayor Fisher has named a commit
tee of five well-known citizens TO con-
slider the proper action to be taken re-
garding the proposed monument TO per-
petuate the memory of President Nc
Kinley in this city. The committee con-
sists of City Treasurer Seth II. Feaster
Samue. II. Baynard. Howard d. Ross
William II. Hill and William j. Hof-
mann.
The committee will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock to discuss the
matter. Nearly 81 600 has been pledged
already.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Hns MemoliaI serr Ice Card

Detective w. T.. Jones has in his col
lection OF curios a card c0mmemora-
tive Of THE memorial services OF
President Garfield The card. which
mas a border of mourning about IL, has
a picture of the martyred President in
the centre. Below are the following IN
scriptions: "Jchn Sherman. chairman
senate Committee; William Mckinney
chairman House Committee. Detective
Jones will have the card framed.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
MEMBER OF "TINCUP" GANG
Horace Stevenson Under Arrest for
Several Offences

Horace Stevenson colorcd, who was
arrested recently 10y the local police on "a
charge Of highway robbery, alleged 10
have been committed in West Chester,
Pa, is "a much-Wanted man.
Stevenson is member Of the we'll
known "Incup" gang. which is be-
licved 10 have committed deprcdations in
that section of the country. and the pO-
lice have been looking for him for over a
year. Stevenson was taken to West
Chester Tuesday morning boy Chief of
Police X. q. Jciferis and yesterday was
given q hearing before Magistrate Pax
son on charges of robhing Harry Clover
and another man of West Chester. In
deinult of bail he was committed 10 jail.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
wm PIay r9r Second Timc

On the grounds ait Rivorview, at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon, the Bran
dywine and the Fort Mott football
teams will play for the second time
THE hcme eleven viii present the fol
lowing named players: Mcclure left
.half-hack Pierce. right half-hack, Col
Inns, Lett end; McSOrley, right end
Smith left tackle; Lewis. right tackle
Barrett. right guard; Grimes lef
guard. Nickcls, centre; H. Lewis, full
back. Warden quarterback.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
DELAWARE VETERANS ORGANIZE
First Reunion Of Survivors Of The Second
Infantry

The first reunion OF the surviving
members of Company c, Second Della
ware Infantry. most Of whom enlisted
in the civil war from Cecil county, was
held in Elkton yesterday. William b.
Smith, of Elkton, was elected presi-
dent. with James L. Gibbs, of Ceilings
wood. n j., as secretary, and Captain
John G. Shippers, of Colora; Joel l..
Lacy, of Oxford, Pa, and James Il.
Kelly. of Cherry Hill, the Executive
Committee.
The company saw active service in
about forty engagements, covering a
period from the battle of Fair Oaks to
the capture Of Petersburg, and furnish
ed more commissioned officers than
any other company in either Maryland
or Delaware.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
DANIELS TROUBLES ARE ENDED
WrOngsd Wife Goes to Trenton to Meet
Her Husband

Newark. Oct. i7.-Mrs. Martha Daniels
and son left this city yesterday for Cam
den. ~ j.. where she win meet her hus-
band. Walter Daniels. Several months
ago Daniels left home under rather mys-
terious circumstances. taking his son
with him. Later he returned with
the boy whom he left with his wife.
Since that time the father has been away
from home. II is said that reconcile
alton has been brought about.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Nem n,rectnr MT MnrIl

Physical Director Wesley. of the Y
NJ. c. A.. began the gymnasium work
yesterday. AT O'Clock in the after
ncon he had the business mems class
on the floor for systematic exercise
Each man will be prescribed exercise
that will be conducive to lhis health
More Than fifty members We're on IN,
floor of tho gymnasium last evening.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
INVADERS At TIIE SEA
General French Is Operating Against
ibe D0eTS

Cape Town. oct 1.-THE invaders
have reached the sea, q commando of 500
men having penetrated through the rich
Great Berg River Valley TO hopcfeld and
Saldanha Bay. northwest Of Cape Town.
The Republicans have secured num-
her of recruits and considerable quanti-
ties of supplies. General French is di-
rccting the operations against them.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
NEW TOWN Is BUILDING
NEAR SPRINGS PARK

There promises 10 ho a pretty and at
tractiye as we'll as modern village built ON
the Ccdars. at Brandywine Springs.
Plans have been drawn for big hotel
and five dwelling houses. The new hotel
will be completed by the first of june.
Bids for its construction will be asked for
neNt Week
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
DoIawArean { harged win Deser,ior

William Gray is in THE county Jail
in Norristown. Pa, charged by his wife
with DESERVING her and her two chill
dren in Marshallton, this State. in Jan
uary He was arrested i'm COnsho-
hocken, where he has been employed in
an iron mill since January He was
arrested there at the instance of his
wife for hOn-support. but dashed out
Of the magistrates office and was not
again apprehended until yesterday.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
WILL RETURN WITH
ROLLO SOME TINE TO-DAY

Detective Francis went from Harris
burg TO Morgantown today to attend the
trial of John IL. Rolo. charged with
being implicated in postollice robberics. 1t
is believed that Rollo will be dismissed.
As soon as he is discharged Detective
Francis will arrest him on the charge Of
mutilating books and stealing plates from
books and magazines in the Wilmington
Institute Free Library. Mr.. Francis is
expected to arrive with Rollo late this
Afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
TO, REPAlNT COURT HOUSE
Contract for the Work will be Awarded
ON Tuesday

The county Court House is TO be re-
nainfed and the contract for the work
viii be awarded by the Levy Court at its
meeting ON next Tuesday. Bids viii be
received 10y John Lynn, chairman OF the
Committee on Buildings, until Monday
afternoon. The exterior of the building
is badly in need of a coat Of new pant.
The interior win not be improved in color
nf lhI. IImn.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Factory wall Falls In

At o'clock yesterday afternoon part
Of the south wall Of the main building
OF Baird & Co.'S morocco plant, at
Front and Walnut streets. fell and
crashed through the roof of the storage
room. No one was injured by the fall
ing bricks
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
AID FOR MISS stone
Third Missionary Now Is Searching for
Missing Woman

Constantinople. oct. 17-As no ncws
has been received here from Messrs.
Baird and Haskell, the missionaries who
have been attempting to get ia touch with
thc hrigands who abducted Miss Ellen NJ.
Stone. a third missionary has been des-
patched in quest of them and the brig
.uTa
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Rnshinr Pesthonse Work

David Dangel contractor, is pushing
work on the new pesthouse. Since the
smallpox made its reappearance in tho
city he has put six extra carpenters on
the work. The cement floors are in
ished. and the plastering will be com
menced tomorrow. IL will be about
four weeks before the house VIII be fin
ished.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
O1ater rhietee Are Ahont

Attorney-General II. II. Ward has
sent Detective Ratledge TO watch for
oyster pirates in the rivers in lower
Delaware. 1t is said that 1900 bushels
Of planters stock has been stolen from
the Mispil.ion river
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
no.rinr in MnI case postnoned

Persons interested i'm the viii OF the
late Zepharin c. Faivre met this morn
ing and asked Register of Wills Cros-
san to postpone the hearing until to-
morrow morning Register Crossan
granted the continuance. The contest
grows out of the fact that the decedent
left two wills.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Will Honor Past Masters

At The meeting Of Washington Lodge
No I. A. =. A. NJ, on Wednesday even
ing. October 80, jewels will be present
ed TO tile past masters. The ceremony
will begin at O'Clock. and a banquet
will be served.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
rhinr CAurht IN ihe Act

Frank Spencer. colored. was arrested
on Front street this morning while try
ing 10 steal a dress which was hanging
I'm front OF a store.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Non NInch ReIigions IiNcitement

While excited during a religious
meeting at No. 4O6 East Eleventh
street. last evening, Ella Hayes. color
cd. fell in a fit She was removed to
her home in the Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Pilot Case Is ON

/. Before Tho Supreme Court Of PENN
sylvania, the case Of James w. Mar.
shall vs. the Delaware Pilot AssOcia.
tion came up today. II is AN action fol
benefits. Horace Greeley Knowles rep.
resents the plaintiff.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
CoaI Contract Awarded

The Board of Police Commissioners.
at a meeting held yesterday afternoon,
awarded the contract for seventy tons
of the best Lehigh coal for the City
Hall to John NJ. Solomon, at $50 a
ton.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
sI,Iut Crue,Iv Tronted Horse

For cruelty 10 a horse. Louis Skmt
was fined s. and costs by Magistrate
Pritchett yesterday. Sklut was arrest
ed onla warrant sworn out by Agent
Frank Stout. Of the S. p. c. A.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Cold wealher stops Ra,Irosd worl

on account Of tho lateness Of the sea-
son the work Of ballasting the Della
ware railroad main line with stone has
been postponed until the advent OF
spring.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
wan uIlimateIy Read law

Andrew Marvel of lower Delaware,
has entered the law Office of his bro
ther. Josiah Marvel, as a clerk. Mr.
Marvel ultimately will read law.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
nroke Ground Cor cIubhouse

William j. Brown this morning brok,
ground for the proposed new house of IN,
Wilmington Country Club. It win be q
modern clubhouse in every particular.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
Hearing Again Poslnoned

Hearing i'm the suit against Ambrose
McNey on a claim for rent. which was ia
court today. was postponed until next
Monday.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17
ALL The IMPROVEMENTS
MAY BE ABANDONED
Railroad Company Tires of the DiIatOry
Tactics of the Street and Sewer
Department Directors
MAY REFUSE TO CONSTRUCT
ELEVATED TRACKS IN THIS CITY

Street and Sewer Commission that GER
tain changes be made where the
MarsIh road crosses the tracks. The
commission asked THAT Vandever ave-
nue. be extended across the railroad
company's right of way, and that Rail
rOad avenue be extended to join It,,
and tIhat THE Marsh road be abandoned.
All this THE company agreed to do as
is shown by the new plans, allowing
the city an easement over the ground
owned by lhe corporation. The com
pany further agreed to extend and
grade Railroad avenue without charge
10 the city.
BOARD OF TRADE ACTS
Then THE Board of Trade took action
in the matter. Members of that body
held a consultation with the Street and
Sewer Commission regarding elevated
tracks in this city. They advocated
the elevated tracks, but Thought that
before granting the franchise, the
Street and Sewer Department should
exact an agreement that the present
methods of transportation in this city
Should not be interfered with.
Railroad officials say that Whining
ton now has the best service possible
to give. There are only two train:
daily wIhidh do not stop here whilt
in Philadelphia there are more. The
officials say it is their intention to i'm.
prove the service here, as it is to tho
interest Of the railroad to do so. But
they say they will not consent to tlhs
abridgement of their charter rights il
any such indirect manner as to entei
into an agreement to stop all trains, a.
condition ito receive permission {,
elevate the tracks here.
MAY ABANDON IMPROVEMENTS
A prominent officials of the Pcnnsyl
vania Railroad Company said thi
morning that THE company has decide,
that, unless the diiatOry tactics of TN,
Street and Sewer Department end. an,
the company be given the right to pro
ceed with its enterprise, the proposes
Improvements would be abandoned
! possibly not to be taken up.
4 He said that this was not made as
i threat, but was the statement of tir
cOmpany's actual determination. Tn
4 company did not expect TO meet wit
i opposition, except ON the part of Ger
tain property holders. This has boo
| overcome, and the company has pun
/ chased most of the properties along tn
b right of way at much expense.
f., Among the objections raised to th
, first plans submitted by the compan
2 were Those of THE Pusey and Jone
: Company and the Harlan and Hol,ings
wOrilh Company. Both were on tn
8 grounds of insufficient clearance an
S anti both firms have expressed con
plete satisfaction with the new plan
2 of THE railroad company.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17

500 unredeemed ovcrcoats TO be sold
cheap at r. Levy's loan Office, Seventh
and Market.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17

THIS Is WHAT WILB CURE YOU:
Allaband's Anodyne 1xpectorant.
Evening journal., 1901-10-17

(continued on sixth Pagel.
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TEA

Msgnfica fa6 10 valAdR de ano-
che. f Pocas vAees hamos visto repre-
sentar sE Anilio de Hierro, en-
nuestro coliseo, de manera tan Aus I
tada, y bajo tan buena direction.
La obra fde dada an ben9dcio
de la primerA tiple ssf1ora Gruas de
Garrido, que trabaj6 cpmo ella sabe3
hAcerlo, con gran afinaci6n y com.
pleto dominic de su papel.
Les sef1ores Rihuet = Garrido,
tenor y baritone, estuvieron ambos
& la altura de 50 reputaci5n art1stl-
ca.
La orquesta inmejorable, bajo
Ia inteligente batuta del Maestro,
Acevedo, que es IN genio mdsico de
primer 6rien.
y hasta los coros nos sorpren
dieron por la perfection, con que
llenaron So cometido.
Tibur6n (Sr Maj tinez Cssado)
y Ledia (Sra Bautista) merecier on
los honore de la repetici6n en- 81 duo
del segundo acto-
La concurrenciA bastante nu me-
ross, y esperamos verla ann mas
nutridA en- las fnnciones sucesivas,
pues Ia compaf1ia es excelente y me-
rece la protection del sober ano.
Ncs dicen que hay en- prepara:
cion el estrano de una zarznelita de
g4nero bufo, escrita en- estR Capital
y cuyo t1tulo es: ~ b0ustizo del pri'
nsogenito. iR1mba,
Para esa noche el Teatro estara
de tout complet.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-23
Ell PREMIO MAYOR

6 inimitable de uno de nuestros HON
bres de mas val II en- Puerto Rico.
Su autor Luis Sanchez Morales
no necesita apologize de nadie me
nos la nuestra.
Joven, con talento superior pa
triOta por sentimiento, ne anna no
BILE generosa alberta todo 10 que
signifQue prestigio y utilidad para
su pals, no descansa en- Ia hermosa
brega de alentar y perseguir cuanto
favorezca So patria.
PocOs hOmbres p1blicos llegAn,
en- los comienzos de 81 vida polftica,
q alcanzar una victoria semejante.
Esos 26 j6venes, que una nave
conduce 4 Ia nueva Metropoli, para
ingresAr en- los c1austrcs universi-
tarios, han de ser 26 hombres que
mal1ana traeran en- sus cerebros
en- sus cOrazones, la .s6via vigori-
zante de Ia ciencia, de lA ilustraci6n
de Il cultura, con la cual Sc .forta-
lscera la patria.
Ningdn. medic de americaniza-
ci0n para ell pueblo mas eficaz po-
sitivo que el que propenda q favo-
recer las corrientes de inmigracion
cientffica De esa suerte, no solo la
cieneia de Ia Metr6poli encontrara
acces0 en- nuestro pueblo, sino que
educados nuestros compatriotas en-
aquellos centres, formaran su cora.
zon y sus sentimientos,. sus bAbitos
y costumbres en- aquel ambiente,
al regresar q su patria pequef1a, en-
pezara de modo insensible la pro
longaci6n de una patria en- otra, pa
ra fundir ideas, aspiraciones, ssnti-
mientos y costumbres y crear asf la
untdad social del pueblo: la verda
dera americanizaci6n.
Sanchez Morales de modo indi-
recto, ha echado los cimientos de la
fatura Universidad Puertorriquef1a.
Bien conquistada esta Ia grati-
tud que un. pueblo debe q un hom.
bre.
,nefactores que asf demues
tran ell Garlic = ell amor su pueblo
merecen puesto de honor en- el cua-
dro de los grandes- patriotas.
Y nosotros que 10 reconocemoe,
somos de los primeros er poner
nuestr 3 mensaje de felicitaci6n, al
pie de nuestra firma, para el distin-.
guido puertorriquef1o
iLoor Sanchez Morales!
NJ. QUEvEDO BAEz. "
En- esta imprenta sc vende papel
de peri6dicu'a ~ 40 el quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-23

No sc gobiernA en- nombre de ma
die, sino en- Ell de los sagrados prin
cipioe de la justicia. No Sc gobier-
ma para nadie, sino para las ociedad,
para los pueblos, para La historic
que es codigo universal de todos los
hombres.
No es Pedro nj Juan quienes go
bfernan, .sino Ell poder de la ley en-
sus manos coniado. No para Pc
dro nj para Juan Sc gobieraa, sino
para ell pueblo, para la sociedad.
Inspirado an estos principles,
no puede haber gobernante colocado
frente a la ley, nj autorid I'd desvia-
da de su centric, nj pueblo que como
vfctima reciba los danos de Ia ley.
Los puertorriquef1os nos hemcs
cansado af1os y amos en- de nandar
justicia y en- vauo ha sido esa s1p-i
ca, polque Ia justicia no ha satisfe-
cho esas aspiraciones naturales
nuestras.
Novedad y sorpresa hslsgadoras
serfan para los puertorriqueflos YER
un dfa ell imperio absolute de la JUS
ticia estAb1e cido en- la infortunada
colonia de los abusos, de los desa-
ciertos de los inauditos desplantes
contra la ley.
I'll Honorable Gobernador Civil
de Pto. Rico, 81 siguiendo los dicta
dos de su conciencia, se inspirara en-
esta eterna aspiration del pueblo,
ganarfa no solo .el respeto, sino Ell
amor el Garlic de sus goberna1os
Ahora, callemos. La historic
de Puerto Rico So reanuda. Perso.
naie de mayor inter6s para este
pueblo es Mr.. Hunt.
ObservemC Eu gobierno.
IN
Ell estrepito de los canonazoa
el ldgubre .planir de las campanas,
haca que nuestro espfritu SO plegue
en- Ia piedad y en- Ell dolor, para to-
mar parte en- Ia triste fiesta funera.
ria de Mr.. Mac Kinley.
La muerte de esa colossal figura,
en- su fdaebre desplome, ha conmo-,
vido el alma de todos los pueblcs.
No ha habido tesla coronado, nj re-
ligion nj pueblo del orbe, que no
haya des plegado piadoso el labio
para envolver aquella alma de hom-
bre, en- los hermosos rezos de una
plegsria.
-. Un GAUGE de sangre alberto en-
el coraz6n de un pueblo por vii ba-
Ia asssina y otro GAUGE de lagrimss
alberto para baflar en- elias la glo-
ROSA memoria del ilustre muerto!
POGO importa que los afilados
aceros Sc hundan en- las entraf1as de
los b ,mbres, 81 esos aceros y esas
NAL templadas balas no pueden cor
tar en- SD fmpetu criminsl el hilo su-
blime de esas .lagrimas que son co
mo las flores de In conciencia hu-
mana. Mientras haya l$grimas que
unan unos corazones q otros, las ba-
les y lbs hierros no podran destruir
ell cetro de 10 Autoridad de los pue-
blos. Caera un hombre asesinado
y en- su lugar surgirA otro q CONT :
nuar la hermosa labor del buen go.
bierno de los pueblos!
ALI donde ha caido un hombre
honrado y virtuoso. modelo de ciu-
dadanfs, ell alma de un pueblo Sc
arrodilla ante su memoria.
Clando eseribimos esta cr6nics,
una pleyade de jovenes puertorri-
quef1os embarca con rumbo los Es
tados U Unidos.
Esa es Ia obra magma, hermosa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-23
N0TICIAS.

En- las carraras de Santurce han
obtenido cinta., los seflores siguien-
tes:
Santiago Gonzalez, z. Manuel
Palacios, 6. Eduardo Iriarte, s. San
tiago B. Palmer, 4. Jose Balado, g.
Alfonso PicAzo, 2. Antonio Perez, /.
Emma Goldman tiene unos trein-
ta af1os E,judfa, rusa hija de
un sastre, Sc case. los 90 amos
con Mr.. Gruembaum. Ha sido arres-
tada varias veces por discursos in
cepdiarios.
William J. Bryan, pide para el
el asesino de Nc Kinley, un castigo
que resulte una leccion objetiva y
contundente para los anarquistas
del mundo
Una montana del Norte del J a.
pom ha dssaparecido despues de un
fuerte terremoto. Esta montana te-
MIA 500 metros de altura cubrfa
cuarenta acres de terreno, cerca de
Ia ciudad Koloayama.
Pronto tendremos entire noso-
tros al buen amigo Roncoroni, que
ha terminado sus compromises ar
tfsticos en- Arecibo, ? marchar& con
su excelente troupe para 10 Haba-
ma. LIE deseamos un viaje muy feliz
y pr6speros negOcios en- Ia Antilla
hernana.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
q peri6dicoa 81 40 el quintal.
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FL Doctor BarboSa.

Sigue recogido en- cana, este
distinguido hombre pdblico y pro-
minente fgura del Partido Rapubli-
cano Pdertorriquef1o, q causa de la
enfermedad que desde .hace dfas le
aqueja.
Desaanaos su complete restAble-
cimiento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-23

En- las carraras de Santurce han
obtenido cintaz, los senores siguien-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-23

La logia mosonica eFiat Lux
establecida ea Coamo, acordo en- Gu
Ultima tenida celebrar exequias ma
s6nicas en- m7moria del Honorable
Hermano William Nc Kinley.
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j. r SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL Co.

San Juan y AguadiIIa Pr.
6uoursal en- Paris Al Gale de caumart1n
credito sobre odas las cudade de Europa
Nueva-Oeans Francisco, Habana etc.
cable. P6samos. Depositos Comones etc
Corresponsaes de
Credit Lyonnais Paris, Madrid y Barcelon,
Banque Vena, Paris
A Jimenez & Sons
Urquyo & Ca. Madrid
American Express. Nueva-York
Wells Fargo Bank San Francisco California.
Agene Generates de xa Socedad de Aseguros Norwich
ngaterra Consgnataros de la Compania General Tasaa1
lea, Pars.>
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males vlnlantns antra los n;,,os aro
ha tanidn & en- cargo III llanand, ] In ~,
volumen. Como madre prudente
slempre tlene el remedio q la mano
lamas plerde tempo en- usarlo.
Hov ga ha inanrnrado an !.
callo do San Franciaco ~, ,noaro 51
al Dan6sito do lecha nom hr.do ia
Vaquita negra. que tenfa estableci
DO nue. stro amigo don Juan 9: San
tlago. en- Ia Gale del sol = podemos
asegul ar que tanto o. local espaclo-
50 Vent'lad0 llmplo, como Ia cali
@ - aG = ne;nr .7 oas aee a'r n,sda ~ enue
49, - a;a:.
por llenar los reQulsltos que mAnda
Ia hygiene.
Recomendamos al publico ell
nuevo establecimiento.
-
Entre los prodnctOs selectOs
que h. iraido ell amigo Sliveras en-
su establecimiento eEl Ahorro,,
San Justo 35, Sc encuentran riqnf-
simos jamones Ferris y gran varie-
dad en- galletas con elegantes enva-
ses de superior calidad.
Recuerde el publlco qns ALL
s!empre $ , encuentran licores y GER
VEGA helados.
Sc encuetra va en- Mayagnez,
nuestro amigo don Felix Matos B sr-
nier, y pronto comenzar8 circular
Ell peri6dico de cuya direction va q
encargarse. Venga 'cuanto antes el
nuevo colega.
positaron 422 imponentes S744 20
en- el Cr6dito y Ahorro Poncef1o y
hasta aquella fecha S. han expedido
873 libretas.
A T,0S HAGFNnAnnS Nino,na
fabrica de az1car notlra trabaiar bien sin nm
Triple Efecto 8 Evaporador Multiple. 81
aparatos "Lillie' es de mas superioridad que
Para precios particulares
Dirijirse 4, R. A. Mache,
onico Agente en- F. Rr
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