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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Clerk Arrested For |. L.arceuys

Washington, Sept 4. Henry W.
Supplec. a native OF Germantown,
Philadelphia, was arrested here to-
dav. on charge Of larceny Of mon.
ey from Foulkc g. Company, stock
and bond brokers Of this city. Sup.
plee. who until last Saturday even.
ing had been employed as book.
keeper bv the firm OF Foulke &
Company. is charged with the lar.
ceny Of sSo07 in cash and bond Of
the Fort Worth & Dever CITY Rail.
way Company, valued at 5000, all
Of which belonged to the firm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
ANNUAL LAWN FETE.
One Of the Features of the Church
Life of Wilmington.

The annual lawn frtc ut "i}ishGpstCnd'
has como to he one If ihr regular fra
lures of the Church Iailr of Wilmington
II will tar place this year IN he after
noon and evening Of Wednesday. Sep
tem'rr nth. and gives promise 'f Icing
even more successful than any tl.lt have
proceeded it. Besides he many pleas
ing social features of the occasion. there
will be entertainments provided, ut rrgu
lar intervals; also fancy and useful arii-
clos will ic ia>trfully arranged for sale.
Between the h, mrs of $50 md a siip
per Will he served, at n reasonable,
charge: the entire net proceeds Of all
the departments going. aS usual. TO the
st. Miclarl'S Hospital and Day Nursery
fo Babies. on Washington street. near
Second. This Institution is now hrin.
completely :rpaini,d aln, renovated ana
will b" rr-uponcd in Il short tilur tor tn
reception, of a larger number than usual
of muthrrlr>s and homeless infants. from
all over the State. without any conditions
whatever. except that there shall Lr
tt'lnl need of the slrlt,l and care ti.ar
is demanded.
The interest in st. Alirhncl'> and the
lawn fclc is not confined to Wilmington
or even the State Of Delaware. for gifiT
Of money and fancy articles are brin;
sent i'll from New York New Jersey
and other States. ana tir other day. on
an ocean steamship. cnr",Ite t" this com.
try. two Delaware wulrcn were making
same nrrktl"s for the lawu frte. but II,
sooner WAS the purpose of the git dis.
covered. tilan th" surrounding Passengers
at once purchased the nrckl"S, at y ~.
cral price.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Cause For Low Spirits,

She-You are very depressed. I didn't
know you cared SO much for your un-
Gle.
He-I didn't, but was the means of
keeping him in an insane asylum the
last year Of bis life, and now that he
has left me all bis money I've got to
prove that he was of sound mind.-Ex.
change.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
united Suicide at Sea.

Falmouth, England. Sept. A. Ths
Wilson line steamer Buffalo, Captain
Loveridge. from New York Aug II, fol-
Hull, has arrived here. The captain
reports that a New York newspaper
man named Joy committed suicide by
taking poison during the voyage. In
letter to the captain he requested that
bis remains be buried at sea, which
was done. Joy wrote that he took the
voyage especially to commit suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Telephone Line Blocked.

Dover, Del. Sept. At Is said that tho
Diamond state Telephone company has
been bulked In Its efforts to tle the penin .
sula towns together by long distance ,ele
phones at moderate rates by the absolute
refusal Of tho Salisbury people to dispose
OF their local line. for which they arc said
to have an exclu sive charter.
The situation will make 1t neoe ssary
for the Da,noud State people to build
around Wicomico County in order to got
down the peninsula. This move will pro
vent people Of this State and peninsula
from converslng with tho Salisburyites.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Tt,e Trades Union COnEress.

Swansea. Wales, Sept, 4.-The
trades union congress continued to
debate the Taft Vale decision. the
president cautioning the delegates to
be careful of the language used IN
reference to the house of lords. In
voting on the recommendations of the
parliamentary committee the congress
was unanimous In declaring that an
appeal should be made to parliament
to alter the law, and that an authorita.
tive decision should be sought as to
whether peaceful picketing was Illegal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Sill. 50 To Cleveland and Return, Via
Is. s .. X. K,

On acconnt of the National Encamp
insnt OF tho Il. A. Il. at Cleveland. o..
Sept. 10 to H. the Baltimore and Ohio X.
X. will sail tickets Sep ., o. 10. II and
Il good 10 return until Sept. 18th inclu-
avs, ~ rate OF $ll. so for the round trip.
Passeur =, desiring to stay longer in
Glove! ~ | can by depositing their tickets
with the JOINT Agent not later than noon
of Sept. 10, and on payment OF fifty cents
have tickets OK tended to leave Cleveland
to and including Oct. Sth. Fast express
trains on tho b. o. leave Delaware ave.
nue station at 8 Oh a. III. and 4 81 p. m,
stopping at Newark. Tho Is. T. O. has
been selected by the department Of Dela.
ware Us the official route. as.asa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Layirg Corner Stone.

All arrangements for laying the corner
stone of the new hall of the Grand United
Order of Odd Fellows at 1ehth anu
Orange streets on September Il.
Invitations have been ssnt to Governor
Hum and his staff. There will DO IN ad'
dress by Chief Justice Chnrles~B' Lore
The grand officers Of the order VIII also
be present. The s. one will be lad ny
Wilmington Putrlarchy, No. ".
Tho following officers have boon elected
by the Delaware Grand Lodge. ID, u. NJ
NJ. f. Montgomery: d. ID. u. NJ. shed-
uck Boyer, d. q. r.. b. Stevens d. u :.
John A. Brown, director, D. b. Henry
Chaplain WIN. Winston, Guardian Chas'
H. Sullivan
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
win Purcbase Pool Table

At the last meeting Of tho Brantywine
Library Association it was decided that
the Association should purchase new
pool table. Councilman Prince A, Nous
ley was appointed to look after the affair
aad has ordered u handsome now tablu
from Thomas Clark and Co. Of Pbilado!-
phia which will cost about $l5v. 1t will
be put in some tlmo this wosk.
The association Is In a furnishing con-
dition and preparations are b,ing made
for the second annual ball Of tho associa
tion which will 10 hold IN tho noar tut
ur9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Two ExtremitieS,

The marvsllously low prices OF goods at
the Wright and Davidson Company, at
Eighth and Market Streets. are selling
10 meet the extrems necessity Of making
room for tho goods arriving. will interest
all buyers Of mems. boys and ohildren's
clothing and furnishings. ,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Freye's Friends Happy.

The fri, nlS OF f. /. Frcyr received al
,litioual aSs,IlMnccs yesterday that Ii"
woulu br APPOINTED Il justice of the peace
to succeed Magistrat" SnSse whose term
will expire the last of tbs moEth. They
have always beer. confident that he
wculd receive the appointment but yes
tcrlay they were more juhil,m than
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
School Commissioners Meet,

At Il meeting of the New Castle County
School RoasL yesterday til" Newark
school commissioners reported that they
had contracted for n 81. 100 building. aud
Hcckessin commissioners reported that
they were erecting II $500 building for
colorrd school children. The question Of
appropriations for colorrd schools was
discussed but no action was taken. The
board adjourned until September IS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

nj ''il IbiHllil- iili'i Sil INV.
One out when winning run was scored
Score by Innings.
Wilmington .........0 0 0 0 0 0 | 0 -
Athletics ............0 . 0 . D 0 0 D.
Summary Earned runs. Wilmington.
/: two base hits. Hoffman .: sacrifice
hits, Melchcr. McCab.; struck ont ty
Day, 2; by Burchell, /: by Fulmer. / ;,
base on balls by Day, !; left on bases.
Wilmington. 3: Athletics, s: doubt"
plays, Fulmcr TO Moss, Mclcher to Chill
cott FuImer to Chlcotl. McCabe to Moss
to Chicott. Moss to Mrlcher to Chilcott,
stolen bases. krrwin. Walker. Campbell,
German, Coliry; hit by pitched ball,
Day: umpire, Dawson: time, hour 35
minutes.
Wilmington will play in Norrst6wn to.
day. The players will leave on the Has
train. Burchcll will probably pitch
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Trans ferred to Philade lphia.

Louis Mulhauscn, a draughtsman
at the p. W. & b. Railroad shops has
been promoted from the local shops
to the office OF Superintendent A.
Kearney at Broad Street station,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
$40 EXCURSION TO PAN AMERICAN Ex
POSITION,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

August g. IA, co. and 49, Sept. 4. 10, 10
and 25. Train leaves Wilmington, Della
" are avenue, 8. 81 o. N .affording deilgh.
full daylight ride through the famous Wy.
oming valley. Through Parlor cars.
Tickets good returning seven days. inclu
Ing date OF sale. on all trains except
Black diamond Express an Royal Limit
cd
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Think Traveller Ii Insane.

Southampton, Sept. 4.-John P. 'Ad.
ans of Atlantic City, N. j.. q saloon
passenger on board the American line
steamer st. Paul, from New York Aug.
%, which has just arrived here, was
landed at this port under the doctors
care. He ID believed to be insane.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
UlriCa Being Repaired.

The steamer Ulrica was put in the
dry dock at tho Pusey Il Jones Com
pany yesterday for repairs. The u
rica's wheel was loose and other small
repairs were needed. The tug Laura B
is making her trips.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
FOR RENT.

LUR RENT-OLD DESTABLiSHED MANU-
L facturers' supply house. double stores
aide manufacturers Hare chance Tor ona
we'll posted In mill supplies, such as betting,
oils steam packings. rubber goods and ship
ehandlery location best In the city. along
the line Of p, W. Il B. Il. H. and within two
squares Of Christians iver. Southwest 00r-
ner Front and Market streets, Wilmington,
For particulars call or address
JOHN II. HUDSON,
st.7t .07 Shlpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
On tte Diamond.

The Aetna Baseball team will play tbs
strong Young Mems Brotherhood to- IN
on the Jnte Works ground. on Saturday
afternoon.
The West End team will journey ia
Middletown to play the team OF that place
on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

LNXCHANGE DECORATING CO., PAINT
IL ers and paper han gers If You have not
the cash. We will take any kind of merchan-.
disc in exchange for work, including now and
second hand furniture. carpets, pianos. etc
Rooms papercd ". 10 paper included; painted
ed $LOO: Roofs painted Iac, foot. Our work
Is strictly first class. Work done IN city or
country. send postal and we will call. S03
Emmett str reet. jy27
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
WILMINGTON 3
ATHLETICS 2

In a well played game Wilmington de-
fcateG the Athletics of Chester yestcr-
day afternoon by the score of to 3
Until the ninth inning Athletics led.
Neither club scored until the seventh
inning when Wilmington made one run
In the next inning the visitors pounded
out two runs and the hearts of the Wi
mington sympathzcrs became as heavy
as lead. In the ninth inning, howevtr,
the home team made two rurs The score
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
fire In the Country.

A fire several miles from this city on
the Krnnctt Turnpike could be seen here
last night. The heavens were brilliantly
illuminated and it is thought barn was
destroyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

NET OUR PRICES ON BILLIARD AND
" pool tables before buying elsewhere
sold on easy payments; our cushion3 are
z guarenteed for 70 years aud are ma dc by u
new vulcanizinK process; old tables fitted
with our cust ous are as good as new; satis'
faction guarL nteeu or money refunded; see
our advertisement OF Manager Wanted for
lawful slot machine. Palmer Billiard Table
Works. Chicago. Ill. slto oct3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

- Taylor's Magic Headache Powders, cure
pared BY ". y. Taylor, No. boz King 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
i.r WruthaT.
Fair: variable winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations Of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New York, Sept. 4.
Money cali n"ninalN at Si2ai per cent.
Prm" mere lniile paper, iial5 per cent. sterling
exchange steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at SiS6 Tor demand and at i.SSit ai.sl fol
60 days. Posted rates, SI.Ila'.Sj AMI Si.s,a
4S7is ComnIerc;al bills ~. SATISFY. Silver
certificates uiquntrd. Bar silver, Js12G. MeX
can dollars, ljl2c Government bonds steady
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds weak
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Work Progressing,

Work is progressing III the laying Of
the foundations for the Pullman Com
pany's new shop. The frames for tho
minor repair shop have arrived flonl
Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

L ,OR HENT-THAT LARGE TWO STORY
bull ding No. 705 W. 8th street, suitable
bls. Apply e James +. sutton. iooe west
Eighth street. s3l.eod-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

"Now. good digestion waits on appetite.
and health and both"
TT dossn't, try Burdook Blood Bit
ters.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

DDiphthsrIa. sore throa', Group, Instant
relief, permanent cure, Dr. ThoInas
Eolectrio OIL. AT any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

HONSUMPJlON,. AsTHM !, UATARttH
Dr NCntyonsry, wv N. StA street. PhilA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
"A MATERNITY PATIENTS
M ADMITTED FREE at the
toi5. HO MEOPATHIC HOSPITAL

v TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM r.. W. & b
- II. u. meadow u dark bay horse ~
With . hesvy black -,Bane and tail. <A.S
White spot on forehead. white left h nd foot
look, white spot under saddle on left side; /;
Will weigh about lJOJ 6uitable reward ir re-
burned to 52l Buttonwood street. south Will
0ington. SAT-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

iVN7 ANTED- --EXPERl ENCED KNVrTERS,
w steady work and good wages. George.
town Hosiery Co., lath and Lombard streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

!lAj ANTED-BOi FOR MANCFAGlUH-
w era office not under 10: goaG penmnn
Desirable. Apply TO "N' kepabl!cnh office.
H4-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
= WANTED.

t1A1 1ANTED-YuTN LADY 10 WORK IN
w this Republican office. Apply At once.
| B.tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
FOR SAI.f..

;T'OE SAl.E-WlLL BE Sold THE FCRNI-
~ turo and household goods in residence
No l42S Van Buren, street, at private salo.
! pnS.lIt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

1lTANTED- Two YOUNG MEN, OR
wv married couple to board III pri vate
family. Heat gas, bath etc pleasant rooms,
foayonabIe terms tU1 West Third street.
s.,.ottodS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

MANAGER WANTED IN EVERY I.ARGH
n . '0eme Usklll" nickel slot machine for
krtnrs or cigars; lawful every where, take.
klace of all forbidden slot mac hines; rented
br sold on easy pay yments; secure territory
huick. Palmer Billiald Tuble Works, Chica
10. ILL., Si-tu-OCt3
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

r,k DEHARDrs pENNYRoyAL PILLS
~ Ihe snly gsaut ne pennyroyal pills; .
4IuGRstsor hy mail II. Ottioe NolJJ 9th 81
kAlM u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05
Baseball Yesterday.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelnhia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

YRTANTED-CoLoHED MAN TO ATTEND
Nv to ONCE and help with general house.
ksrk. Wages 500 per week, Apply l0l2
beIaware avenue, s3.UtS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-09-05

iEOR SALE CEEAp-A is FOOT GUN
u skiff, all In good order, push pole and
ell complete. Apply No. III East Fourth
btreet s3.5t$
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-01
Bibliograf1a.
CQentOS CdrdenOS.

Ha Hegado & nuestra mesa de
rredacci6n un libro que lleva ese tftu
10: sCuentos cardenos..
Lo autoriza la firma de <Lusif1an
de Mari, Luis de Armif1an) escritor
conocido en- ell. mundo de las letras
esranolas, como una pluma sobresa
liente, y como un pensador hondo y
discreto.
Los cuentos que comprende ese
litro den'uncian un estudio profundo
del coraz6n humane; hacen meditar
y sentir.
Lusifan de Mary, no es un par
nasiano, en- puestro coucepto. No
busca la palabra; ella >iene expon
tanea del pensamiento la pluma,
con una sencillez y una naturalidad
que encantao
Sus cuentos parecen cortados
bajo el patron frances, q la manera
de Montegut, Daudet, Maupassant
y Theuriet. pero su sabor es espa
nol neto; es vino puro, de buena CO.
pa nacjonal, de exquisite bouquet,
como dicen los catadores inteligen
tes, sin necesidad de acudir al arcais
mo para dar color y aparieneia & la
narraci6n.
Agradecemos mucho el ejemplar
con que SO nos ha obsequiado, y 10
consegvaremoss en- nuestra modesto
biblioteca, como prueba fehaciente
de que las inte1i8encias despertadas
bajo Ell eielo de Cuba, honran las le
tras castellanas, y SO abren camino
entire los talentos de sus hermanos
de Europa, por su propio esfuerzo y
por sus m6ritos indubitables.
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n psnsa
Mario lsol
81 We
IN iOtl Hstl

IN tsnto Qne mnchos de:los in.
vitados no encontrarous1itio an lA
Iglesia de SAint Germain, de Parfe,
el dfa Ga que % efectu6 4 boda del
presidente de Il C4mar1 de Diputa
dos, Mr. Paul Dasch aael IN fotdgrA
10 logr6 co1ocarse parfectAmante ~
70 obtener algunss pruebas de 6sp6c
t<culo tan POGO frecuente, dada Ia
categorfa social de los asistentes al
mismo.
Ell fot6grafo que juzgar por
los hechos .es. tap ingenioso como
<desahogado,, SO coloc6 Eada menos
que en- 81 pdlpito, desde el cual to-
mo con toda comodidAd cuantas ins
tantaneas crey6 conyeniente.
Al terminsrse la ceremonia nup
cial solamente fn6 descubierto eli in
truso por ell pertiguero de la iglesia,
quien Sc dirigi6 4 aqu6l: ordenando
le que saliera del temple. =
El fot6grafo, que va habfa con-
seguido su objeto, obedeci6 Ia orden
del pertiguero, no sin hAber obteni
do antes un retrato de 6ste.
Este fotografo, es indudable que
era americana. @
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El petr6le0
en- los EStad0S Ulid0S.

Las minas de orc que hay en- los
Estados Unidos han producido des.
de 1892 hasta la fecha, por valor de
1000, 900, 900 de pesos. Tan grande
como esa cantidad parece, results
en- realidad muy pequef1a cuando Sc
compar con ell producto sacsdo en-
mucho menos tempo de las fuentes
de petroleo que monopoliza la Com
pafl1a l'amada sThe Standard, Oil
Company, pues que Ell producto de
esas fuentes exportado por la Com
paflfa en- solo treinta af1os, represen
ts la suma colossal de 500, 600, 600 de
pesos, como valor de 16 600, 900, 600
de galones de petr6leo retinado que
& su vez representa-, euando menos,
400 900, 600 de barriles de petroleo
bruto.
En- ese pafs Sc produce cada af1o
dos veces mas aceite mineral que Sc
necesits para Ell consume domestico,
= Ell sobrante Sc vende, podriamos
decir, sin competsncia, en- todos los
mercados. del mundo, gracfas & Ia
extremada economic con que SO ha
cen Ia refnacion Ell lransporte.
Russia produce tAmbien petr6leo, pc
70 no es de tan buena calidad nj pue
de venderlo tan barato como los Els
tados Unidos. El PERT 10 tiene tam
bien, pero Espafla no quiere darle
sus mercedes.
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DE CAYEY.

El Lunes & las III de la noche
falleci6 el venerable sacerdote don
Miguel Fret6 Moles, cura p4rroco
de este pueblo. Era natural de La
ces de Urgel, Cataluf1s, y al empezar
su carrera fu6 a 10 guerra de Santo
Domingo. donde sirvi6 como Cape
liam del Battalion & que pertenecfa
M4ximo Gomez; el a1o 66 vino f Pto
Rico destinandosele & Cayey, donde
ha vivido 35 amos, siendo Ell tercer
sacerdote que ha tenido este pueblo.
Su entierro tuvo lugsr aver tarde 4
las 6, al que asisti6 una numerosa
concurrencia de ambos sexos y de
todas las clsses sociales. Adorna :
ban el ataud y CARO- fdnebre, boni-
tas coronas, entire las que recuerdo
las de las hijas de Maria, que forma
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Talnbien Ell Portugal.

Ell case inaudito ocurrido .en
uno de los lugares mas c6ntricos de
Oporto, deLauestra que 10 reacci6n
clerical es en- aquel pals todavfa mas
insolente Que en- Espaf1a. ...
Salfa de Ia Iglesia de la Trini
dad, donde acababa de OR la misa
de once, ell consul del Brasil, sef1or
Calm6n, acompaf1ado de So fami'
liza. 49,. ...s
va en- ell atrio, le rode6 un CRU.
po de personas, al parecer decentes
y varias de elias trataron de apode.
rarse de su hija Rosa
La madre Sc abraz6 & Ia mucha.
cha para defenderla, y el padre, con
sider&ndose impotente ante ell n1me
ro de los raptores, comenz6 & pedir
auxilio. ,-.-: ~
Entire los que le cercaban dis
tingufase un redactor del peri6dico
jesuftico "a Palavra., que era, &
juzgar por sus 6rdenes y su actitud,
Ell director del secuestro.
Intervino 6 tempo el doctor
Eduardo de Sousa, quiep, recfamau-
do la ayuda de IN policfa, rompi6 el
cerco, cogt6 del brazo & la mucha.
cha y Ia meti6 con su padre y su ma
Dire en- un coche de punto.
Ell pdblico que al principle no
SO habia enterado de la causa del al.
boroto, cay6 al fin en- Ia cuenta, y Sc
lanz6 contra los secuestradores.
Estos tuvieron que huir pefse'
guidos q pedradas.
En1 trama habfan tornado par
to a]gunas se11oras, reunidas POGO
antes, segdn luego Sc supo, en- la ca
sa de Ia calle de Boavista, donde los
jesuitas tienen su residencia.
No Sc concebirfa un atrevimien-
to tamaf1o, & no ser por el favor in.
Conditional que la reina Amelia dis.
pensa q la Compaf11a de Jesds y, en-
general, a todas las comunidades re-
IglOSaS.
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N0TECIAS

Manana embarcar& para los
Estados Unidos nuestro amigo el Dr..
en- Cirujfa Dental don Jose Sanjurjo
Lleva el prok 6sito de adquirir con
destino al regio lAboratorio que ha
de montar en- esta Capital, los apa
ratios 8 instrumentos de mas recien
to invenci6n, sin omitir para clio
sacri 6cio alguIo.
El DR.. Sanjurjo lleva tambien
el prop6sito de tomar un curse en- el
'Post-Graduate School of Prosthe
tic Dentistry" donde adquirira los
conocimientos mas modernos relati
vos al arte dental, por 10 tanto Ia
ausencia del DR.. Sanjurjo durara 10
menos mes y medic.
Nosotros le felicitamos 10 mis-.
mo que 4 su numerosa clientele.
La 5rdjuIs figue marcando Ell
Polo Norte terraqueo para facili
tar Ia navegaci6p, pero Ia brdjn)a
de Ia experiencia, senala al tPolo
Norte'' de Rivero y Rodriguez, como
Ell mejor rumbo conocido para llegar
al ''matracazo EXTRA" que es del YER
dadero estilo americana.
Por amena5as y tratar de he
rir & Esteban Figueroa ha sido con
denado & dos dollars Pablo Andino.
Martin Burgos, por rita y
esc4ndalo ha sido multado con dos
pesos cincuenta centavos.
Por arrojar c6scaras de china
en- la Wis ptblica ha sido multada