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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23
FISHERMEN SAVE LIVES.
Rescue Three Men Who Were in 8
Capsizing Boat.

James Smith and ''Alim" Bruno. fisher
men. living at the foot of Haven street,
rescued three men yesterday: afternoon
from a sailhoat, which was capsizing on
the Mississippi River opposite Malt street,
After being taken ashore In q rowboat
the three men remunerated the fisherman
for their services, but refused to give their
names. They boarded a northbo,lnd Broad
way car, and that was the last seen of
them. Their boat was left at the foot Of
Malt street
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23
nrNorNCED AyARCHY-The {

DENOUNCED ANARCHY-The Central
Trades and Labor Union met at Walhalla
Hall yesterday afternoon. C. p Connolly.
presiding. Resolutions were adopted de-
the death of President Mckinley
and d~enouncing anarchy. No successor was
elected to George Meinz. who was deposed
from the presidency at the last meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23
MOST ARRESTED AGAIN.
Police Closely Watching the Al
archist Leader.

New York. Sept. 22.-The police of New
rested Johann Most, the anarchist, as a dis
orderly person. They suspected that he was
going to conduct an anarchist meeting in a
saloon in Corona. I. /
They also arrested Christina Freck, who
il said to run the saloon, OF the charge Of
violating the liquor tax law and keeping
q .disorderly house.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23

HERBERT HOLM MIssING-chief of
Police Kelly yesterday received a telegram
from Mrs. L. A.. Holm of Chickamauga,
TENN, asking him to locate Herbert Holm,
as be was wanted at home at once. The
message stated that he left Marshalitown,
IA. for st. Lonis last Thursday. to look for
a position as a railway brakeman.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23

Early autumn novelties are being placed
on the counters at Barr's as rapidly as they
can be unpacked. Those already placed on
sale indicate that new and beautifnt enects
the admiration and approval OF all our
patronk
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23
TRAINING SCHOOL,
WASHINGTON %IfNIYERSIT,

WASHINGTON
Boys o. Hist-Schcol grade received on certificate
or on examination. New Students may enroll any
morning. Written examination on Friday. Sep
TENDER 20. Course OF study and tool. practice
covers three years. Studies are M..hA,natics.
Science. English. Latin. German, French. Span
ish. Drafting. Joipery Turning. Pattern Work.
Forging. Machine and Hand Tool Work on
Metals. The school is preparatory tu ttr School
of Engineering and Architecture IN the UnIver-
sity. GEO. W. RRAL4L. Principal
q n Director.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
SMITH my.

Washington untverstty.)
Prepares boys for College or Scientific School OF
any university or Tor business: primary depart,
ment recently reo:gan:zed. Receives boys SEVEN
OLD or older. New pupils classified
September q. "a and Is. School begins Septen;-
Der 2s. Write for catalogue or see principal any
morning. 3 TO 20 o'clock. Academy office. Nine
teenth and washington ave.
p CTIRD. PRINCIPAL,
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Sl4,4u-BunnlO and Return-S14.4O.
For particulars apply Clover Leaf Rout.s
ana N. Fourth st.
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Wedding Rings (Solid Gold.
Finest qualities, s. to so. Mermod &
Jaccard's, Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.
LAW DEPARTMENT Or Washington UNIVERSITY.

WILLIAM s. CURTIS. LIZ B.. Dean.
The next term opens on Thursday. September
c6. Examinations for the senior class will be
held at the Law School. 1i17 Locust street. Sep
TENDER "a, at Q o'clock a.. m.
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HOSMER HALL.

DAY AND BOARDING school, FOR
GIRLS.
Certificate admits to best Eastern colleges.
advantages In Music and modern IansuaSss.
Martha H. Mathews. Principal. 1896 Washington
boulevard
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23

= KEYNOTE OF Mr.. M'KINLEY'S BUFFALO SPEECH, =
= URGING ADOPTION OF RECIPROCITY POLICY. 4

. This keynote in the last speechd delivered by the late President Mckinley in Z
. Buffalo the day before he was shot Vas contained these uttrances on rec Z
. ipocty: I
. Our industrial enterprises which have grown to such great proportions r Z
q feet the I'M and occupations of the people ad THE welfare of the country" 4
. Dur capacity to produce has developed so normouAy and or products have so Z
i . multiplied that the problem of more markets. requires our urgent and inmedi- I
q ate attention. 4
. w must not repose In fancied security hatw an fOrever sell everything I
. ant BUY little or nothing. Reciprocity the naturalo utsrowth of our wonder 4
Q Jul industrial development undert the domestic policy now firmly established.
Q "Nha We produce beyond our domestic consumption must have a vent 4
. abroad. The excess must be relieved through a foreign oulet nj " should I
q SELL everywhere We can and buy wherever he buying will enlarge or sales ND Z
. productions IN thereby make a greater demand for home labOr 4
. "Fhe period of excluaveness is past. h expansion ofo trade and COM Z
. merce is the prsingp problem. Commercial wars are Improbable. A policy Of Z
. good will ad friendly trade relations will prevent reprshs Reciprocity reahes I
. arei in harmony with the spirit of the times; measures of retaliation aren not I
. "1f pechance SOM of our tariffs are nj longer needed for revenue or 70 en- Z
. courage and protect our industries ath home, Why should they not be Employed =
/ to sHerd and puuote our uaIksts ahIaad2.
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RECIPROCITY MAY BE A HARD
PROBLEM FOR ROOSEVELT.

If the President Attempts to Go as Far as MI. Mckinley Advocated in
His Buffalo Speech He Is Certain to Encounter Strong Opposition
in the Senate-Senators in Interviews Do Not Commit Them
selves to Support Reciprocity as Interpreted by Mckinley.
ALREADY SIGNS OF OPPOSITION ARE BECOMING MANIFEST
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23

Missouri College Of Law.

Olivia building. on Grand ave. Day and night
school. The majority OF our students complete
the course in one year. Call for catalogue ut the
office. 55 Century building.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

tee, who are saying that Cuba will only be
able to obtain what is necessary to her pros
perlty by following the example Of Hawaii
and Porto Rec and rquestingi it to become
an American territory under the iull control
|of the United Sitter. Some western ser +.
ators who believe that is the inevitable des.
tiny of Cuba, think that the Cuban ques.
tion ought to be settled now for al tine
They weuld not forclbly annex Cnba, but
let her try independence, if that is her des-
ire, tus if she wants to share in the markets
ard prosperity OF tie United States let her
accept the time.honored way and ask fo-
annexation.
1t is needless to say that this programme
does rot appeal to conservative leaders like
Platt of Connecticut, Aldricb, Lodge, and,
in fact, most OF the most prominent eastern
Republicans. They favor reciprocity as the
surst way to postpone annexation. With
ut reciprocity they look for such industrial
depression in Cuba as will in short time
result in political decentralization, compelling
the United States to resume control of the
island as measure of self protection.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
OPPOSING Coy. Dole
Resolutions Adopted By a Home
Rule Party Meeting at
Honolu1u

Honolulu, November 3O.-An effort IS
made by the FL me Rule party leaders to
hold big mass meeting at the drill shed
last night to bid farewell to Delegate to
Congress Wilcox, and adopt anti d lie reso.
lutions.. In spite of the fact that the meet
ing was widely advertised, end that the
Executive Committee of the party made
strenuous effort to get large crowd there,
not more than hundred people put in an
appearance, and of these large proportion
we're persons not in 81 mpatby with the
Home Rule party, but who came attracted
solely through curiosity. Wilcox made n
address in which he said that the Haw; iians'
must look to America for aid. He said he
vas the only representative of Hawaii who
had any Standing at Washington and that
he would labor to secure 5 100000 ior
the territory,
Resolutions were adopted opp sing fu--
tker immigration of Chinese laborers, and
directing Delegate Wilcox to request Cen
gress and the Pres dent to remove CIV.
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Plans For lhe New Va-Shipl


The Board of Construction has finally
completed its report called for by Congress-
submitting recommendations for the two
new battle ships and two armored cruisers
Many technical questions were covered rel
ative to The designs, and the long discussed
matter OF the superposed turret has now
been finally settled as far as The United
Ttates navy is concerned, by the Boards
action in refusing to recommend it as the
best type for mounting large guns. In the
report. Which is TO be tubmitted to the
Secretary next week, the Board says, rela
tive to the batteries for the battle ships over
tohleh most of the discussion has arisen, as
follows:
'.On further consideration of the subj vet
and having before it tie opin;t n, of large
number OF representative officers 0f lhe
navy, from which if appears that there is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
Cuba Must Wait
Cngress Cannot Negotiate
With Military Rulers.
Stable Government Must Be Estab-
: ished In the Island Before Recip-
rocity Treaties Can Be Negotiated
Western Senators Advise Ma
tives to Ask For Annexation As
" Shortest Way Out of Trouble.

Washington, Dec. ~ The Cuban com.
missi0Ders who have been in Washington
for week are encouraged to hope that
some acton will be TAX n by congress for
the relief of their island. They realize that
they cannot expect executive interference
: The President told them that they must 60
to congress, as that ody alone had the poEt I
to grant tar Fl concessions. He has made
a strong recommendation for Cuban recip
rociiy in his message, and he can do no
more. They submitted their Gaze to Senat
>or Platt. of Connecticut, and he advised
them TO put T. cir pn np'sition in writing,
which was done. Their petition and the
bill they proposed have been published.
Gen. Wood has made earnest appeals TO
senators and representative to grant some
tariff ccrcessions TO save Cuba from bank
ruptcy and Generalization. He believes
that something must be done speed ly to
give Cnba prosperity and continued peace.
The senators who have been consult. d
express themselves willing to help Cuba in
every way possible, but they do not believe
that congress will grant free trade to Cuban
sugar and tobacco, por do they see how
there can be any legislation by congress M
til Cuban government has been organized
and is ready to negotiate reciprocit,
treaty. They do not see how The Uutans
can be committed 10 treaty by the mill ar,
government there which is under the con.
irol CT the President OF the United States.
While the Cubans have brought tie qaes
iion TO congress In direct way, thev have
lot succeeded in convincing the le, dsrs Of
congrs S. that their plan is either acceptable
or practicable. Tie Cuban question will
remain Troublesome one, with DO prob.
ability Of any legislation until Cuban gov
erpment has been organized
In lhe meantime there are good many
western Republicans, among them Char
man Cannon of the appropriations commit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20

strong sentiment in favor Of the 8 inch
quo as part of those in intermediate bat
teries, the Board finally and unanimoosl,
decides to recommend for the main battery
four l2-inck guns in TWO turrets forward
and aft; eight S-inch guns in four turrer
placed IN quadrilateral, and twelve inch
guns on the gun deck, each gun to be en-.
closed in separate casemateD.
The battle ships will have a displacement
Of 5000 tons, and the armored cruisers Of
Ia, 300 tons, the batteries OF the later max
ing them, as far as strength in concerned,
battle-ships of the strongest character.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-20
To Our Readers

Our columns are open to correspondent &c
on everything affecting the coffee, sugar
and tobacco plantation and farming generally
and we cordially invite criticism and discus
sion. Natural History notes will also be
welcomed, as well as all news of interest ad
p'anters. Communications should be to
dressed: The Editor, B 1IIlNBE ER
oANTIL. ~ Plaza Alfonso, San Juan.
The only placs to get good cocktail is
I ay's.
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Dole "for lack of ability TO UNDERSTANDINGS
interpret the Constitution and laws given
him for guidance. The retolutions also
pledged the Home Rule representatives in
the Legislature to repudiate any unlawful
acts of the executive and TO make him ana
the heads OF departments personally respon
sible for obligations created by them.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-15

Que al llegar q su casa proce.
dente del trabajo encontr6 q su ia.
milia llorando.
Vlo que su harmana Ignacia te.
MA en- los vestidos manchas de san.
gre y Sc negaba a decir 10 que La pa.
SABA y que para averiguarlo lley6
SD hermana a Ia casa de la Senorita
Ercllla Bacener que tiene un centric
esplrltlsta, quien la reconcile v Ia
pregunto quien le habfa hecho aoue.
ia maldad, que 81 no 10 decla Dios
Ia castigarfa, hasta que al fin la ni1a
dl]o que ht b.a sido Julian Andipo.
Que seguidam ente la hizo c
nocer por Eloy Daniel, QUEEN le diio
que estaba violada. habiendo produ
! q 81 parte correspondence.
Que Ia q sa en- que habita con
su tamllla tiene tres habitaciones q.
o,upan, una la muchachas, otra los
hombres y otra en- que qive 81 con
su sonora.
Que 81 Sr Andino ofreci6 q Ia nj
ia matrimonio en- la sala del Juzga.
do.
IGNAC Ia ROSARIO.
Delgada, t riguena y de genio vi.
Manlhesta que al pasar aeon.
prar tabaco fue llamada por Andino
qule0 Ia coglo por un BRAVO, Ia intro.
duJo en- su aposento y llevandola 4
una esquina del cuarto y tapando]e
la boca consume ell hecho sin que la
nina pudiese gritar.
Fiscal-No tenfa U amistad con
csc sef1or, nj ie habfa hecho NADIA
antes.
Nina Cuando pasaba me llamaba
yme hac1a gui nadas; pero 20 no que
ria ir.
F-Es decir que U. le ten1a carifo
por Ia amabilidad con que la trata.
ba.
N-Sf.
Fly por que no CRITIC U. cuando
Ia ccgi6 por la mano?
N-Porque me tapo la boca, lie.
vandome hasta eli rinc6n de la casa.
ALI siempre con la b ca tapada me
pogo a la pared.
F dNunca lie quito la manc de
la boca?
NINA vez solame nte para co
germe por la cintura atray&ndome
hacfa 81.
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NOTIClAS POR CABLE
sERvIclo DIRFcTo De NETWORK
La taberna.

Franco q todos ell umbral
en- la venta de veneno:
isiem pre- lleno, sienpre lleno
de la taberna ell local!
Esta lobrega mansion
de Ia embrisguez repugnante,
como Ell inferno del Dante
necesita una inscription:
<Ni esperarza nj consuelo
para quien penetre squf:
solo puede hallar en- mi,
deshonor, miseria, duelo,
En- cuerpo y alma perdido
esta Ell que a esa pusrta lame;
Ell que entra allf, sale irfame,
estnpido, envilecido!
.Ay de los q. elvaso oprimen
Baco en to odiosa caverna...
iPue bio pueblo, la taberna
es la carcel y es Ell crimen.
Rodolto Henfade:.
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En- Orange
Beltz s%orprendido.
% PRIsIoNERos
Ell General Broadwood sorprende a Reitz
haciendole % prisioneros.

New-York Julio Is q P. NJ.
Dicen de Londres que en- ell
Estado de Orange Sc ha librado I'm
gran combate.
El General Broadwood sorpren-
dio las fuerzas de Reitz. hacienda
lie veintinueve prisioneros. entire los
que hay oficiales de alta gradua-
ci0n.
RI Ex-Presidente Steyn pudo
escapar sin chaqueton nj zapatos,
graclas a I'm practice de confianza.
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Jul cIo ORA L
eau A P0R VI0LACI0 N.

las dlez de la manana empe-
~ Ia VISTA publlca de la causa por
yiolaclon atribuida a don Julia An
dino, acto realizado en- la persona de
a nina Ignacia Rosario.
Componlan ell Tribunal ell Pre-
sldente Don Juan Ramon Ramos.
asoclados Don Manuel F. Rossy v D..
n. Sawaje. Fiscal, Sr. Toro, estando
L detensa a cargo del Licenciado D..
Herminio Diaz Navarro.
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c ispi enferm 0
Empiez "a mejorla
DIsGUsTo EN- ITALIA,
La gra7edad de G rispi, va desanara.
ciendo.

New-York Julio Is 2 P. M.
Dicen de Napoles, que aver Sc
ag'ravo de repente ell senior Crispi,
llegando 4 temerse IN desenlara
fatal.
BESIDE anoche empez6 < no+a rco
alguna mejoriaF y hay esperanto de
que Ell ilustre enfermo Sc salve
y La notlcla de la enfermedad de
Crispi, ha caus ado mucho disonsto
Italia.
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pre- algo ~adelantaran para lograr1o
en- otra OCCASION.
! como nay entire ellos m ucha.
mas guaPasy apuestos %nancebos,
Camo pueden sallr algunas doce
mas de matrimonios.
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LAS AGUAS MINERALES DE ARROYO
Curan las afecoiones herpetioas, siflitic ca

las a1ecolones herpetloas, sifhtcas escrofuosas, hepatcas y reumatcas.
Mon del DOCTOR JOSE D4ISSi. .foIrmG aMna On %Im n"" opm
eXperencap rpa. heha en- q mhmo en- ss slHnfes nonI5nnnmant ba era aTLmdFII
guente dctamen P"0
'1EIsIlFnO-qM indsuibenene dada la courrsjc6n de las Aaas minale~d .
Arroyo son dee Nceenes r@uhados cmaiosm para las arecchn.S HEPpETIFIS nm
c amnn eh 1nn1 Osis nAP1UcAS RAtN1Tn.1S y paae Ns tres itmss
q"e co9de, y a fin de qmb los enorsy HMa TRIBE ermanos pueanh ar no dmfM Y
cuando hsc onvenga, cerufco en- Yabucoaa 3 de JUNO 1901 ifrndnD nTnt JME
,DAUSSA"
Ell Baln@ro y los anantMs eMm cnmah lei puproJe ArXov r0dnruo.5 Ala crraan
quec onduce d Guayama.
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AViS0,

Ell DR. Ramon R6ura Owen par
ticipa q sus clientes y amigos de Ma
yagaez y del resto de la isla u es
Tara ausente durante un mes y ne
dlo, y que regresara a Mayagnez a
medladss de Agosto pr6ximo, abrien
DO de nuevo su bufete de Abogado
y Notario.
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MerCadO de New York

Cotlzaclones de hoy
Harina de Trigo ~El Gigantep
saco. $3.50
Harina de Maiz xGoldon Maize,
saco. S2-75
Alimento para caballo xStock
Fudn saco. s l-3O
Tocino de Norton S 1900
JamoneS California; las 100
libras $50
Harina de Trigo ~El Prem;o
Mayor SAGE. 1915
Salchichones 1900
Manteca ola Vencedorap CO.
rriente) S3-3I4
Manteca ola Primeras chi
charronl S 9-l5
Tocino <CrecienteS Sll-55
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81 ndmero de senoras y senori
tas que responder IN Ponce al nom
bre de Carmen, asciande q treinta Y
clnco. segun IN periodico dc aque
lila lOcalidad,
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Sin co firmarse
10 que Sc asegura
EN- LOT ORES

Sc asegura Ia captu,a de la esposa del
lfesloente Int mo Schalkburgers
New-York Julio Is 2 P M.
BESIDE aver Sc da como segura
en- Londres Is captura de la g sposa
del Presidente INFERNO Schalkbur-
gers.
Periodicos muy importantes ase-
Surail que ma $40 ;~capturada y en-
v1ada a Pretoria, guardian e toda
clase de consideraciones.
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N0TIClAS.

La %juventud, Capitalena, ami
ga de TODD 10 grande y provechoso,
tlene ell proyecto de establecer un
C1ub de Regatas, donde podran encon
trar los a6cionados al sport, un pa
lenque que servira de recreo, al AMI
mo apesadumbrado con las calanida
des humans, y de ejercicio al cuer
pc eaervado por las tareas dia-
rias.
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NO hay co~mpetencia possible
con la magnfica collection de medals
de punto ingles para ninos- medals
para senoras y IN gran surtido en-
c%alcetines de dolores para caballe
ros recibido por ell 1ltimo vapor
frances, Lucas Gimenez. San Fran
ciSn0 ~
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JULIAN ANDINO.

Alto, trlgueho y de sesenta amos
de edad.
Manifesto no haber sido proce.
sado nunca y ofrece decir verdad en-
cuanto fuere preguntado.
A las preguntas del Ministerio
Fiscal, contesta que en- la manana
del ]ueves cuatro de Julio, estuvo
durmiendo hasta las diez, teniendo
que dar ell diario para SUI familia
desde Ia cana.
Que desgraciadamente conoce a
Ia ina lgnacia Rosario, por haber
sldo vecinos en- otra calle.
Que no tiene con la nina tratos
nj amistad lntima, limitandose 4
saludarla, como Sc hace con cual-
quier conocido.
Que fue sorprendido cuando en-
Ell Deposlto Municipal lie diiero on que
Sc lie acusaba de un crimen, a 10 que
contest6 con admiration y en- tono
de guasa, que seria algun crimen
de lesa magestad.
Confiesa que tiene tres casas en-
la Capital: una, donde vive 81 con SUI
familia; otra, que habita Cayetana
Rodriguez con SUI madre Y otra que
paga a Juana Medina.
Que es completamente fa!sa la
acusaci6n que Sc lie hace.
DEFENSOR.
Dice V. que en- una casa vive
Cayetana Rodriguez con SUI madre::
tsabe 81 cuando esa familia sale, de-
ia las puertas cerradas 8 abiertas?
A-Cerradas completamente.
D-Sabe 81 habfa gente en- la ca.
sa esa mafana?
A-No puedo decirlo por estar
durmiendo aquella manana.
La defensa renuncia q hacer
mas preguntas al procesado.
PABLO MARCIAL CAS- TRIO
TESTIGO.
De veinticuatro amos de edad ca
sado y hermauo natural de Ia viola.
da y de oticio s~astre, contesta a las
preguntas del ministerio fiscal u
s.n tener intimidad con Andino 10
conoce por haber sido vecinos.
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a Is

En- esta tipograiase hace toda
clase de trahajos & precios equitsti
vos
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ERCILIA B%ARCENER

IESTIGO.
De = amos de- edad soltera y de
profession dome5tica4
lgnora de 10 que Sc trata. no
tiene conocimientb de esta causa nj
sabe para que sd Ia llama ante Ia.
Corte de Distrito,
LIE llamaron la mia nara oue
alJese 10 que le Pasaba, y despues
de 1nterrogarla con carino pudo nh.
tener esta condensation.
"Ese hombre| Andinuo NO sahe
NADIA, mas NADIA.
LA MADRE DE LA NINA.
INQUIRE en- algunas coutradicio'
Les.
Dlce que no observe NADIA en- la
n!na nasta Ell dla siguiente, que la
Manlnesta que Ia nina duerme
On d naoltaclo4 contigua y que no
le ha declarado nhda.
MARCoLINA RIVERA
TESTIGO
De 10 amos de edad su declara.
ci6n es corta y LENA de ~contradicio.
mes.
Fu6 la que nd ando Ia nina q bus
q tabaco a.la tienda de e~nfrente.
A Ia n Sc suspendio ell juicio
para contlnuarlol a las tres, bora en-
i, @~A~-
que entra n prensa nuestra edi'
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-15

Don Antonio dc Vizcarrondo Sc
nlzo cargo de Ia antigua casa demo,
minada olleria San (Franci SEQ 6D
doude hay una gran existencia de
frutos del pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-15
Gran huelga
De obreros
FABRICAS ~CERRADAs
Los tr%abajadores de las fabricas de
acero Sc han declarado en- huelga.

New-Yorh Julio Is, 2 P. NJ.
Una gran huelga Sc ha dec Ia
rado en- tod las fabricas de
Los trabajadores piden mas
sueldo negandose a concurrir a las
fabricas, apesar de las ofertas due
Sc les han hecho.
Las fabricas de han cerrado sin
que POI ESQ depongan su actitud
los trabajadores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-15

Aver ma debldo celebrarse en-
Eonce Q! anunclado meeting en- Ell
club de la iuventud federal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-15

Nos dicen de Caguas, que en-
aquella Jurisdiction y en- la de Gura.
DO. SO estan hacienda grandes STEM
bras de arrnz