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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-30
WOMEN IN CONFERENCE.
The Annual Meeting of the Tnter-De-
nOminatIonaI Union

The aanua! meeting Of the Women's
InteT-DenominatiOnaI Union was held at
the First Congregational Church, corner
Tenth and G Streets. this morning at 10
o'clock The mathematician Union
IS an organization OF women missionary
and charitable workers of all sects Mrs
c. Roach, the President of the Union was
in the chair. Devotional exercises were
conducted by Mrs. Fred Eean- The atten-
ton Of the Union was devoted 10 the read
ing Of reports by representatives OF vari-
Gus denominations Of the work done in
their churches during the past year
Mrs. u. B. Street and Mrs. S. NJ Hart
sock presented the report for the Metho-
dist Church; Mrs. E. ". Bliss for the
Baptist; Mrs J. c. Butler for the Luth-
ern; Mrs T s HamIin and Mrs. J. N
CuIberson for the Presbyterian; Mrs D.
E baltimore for the Christian; Mrs. Isaac
Clark and Mrs J. L EweH for the Con
gregatiOnal. and Mrs A w Pitzer for
the SoUt-.eTn Presbyterian
The reports contained considerable in
teresting information as to the mission
airy work being carried on By the differ
ent denominations in the District of Co
Iumbia- The InteT-DenOminationaI I'm
ion was organized about year ago
John Eaton, ex-Commissioner of Edu-
cation, was present and made short ad-
dress, IL which he said that one of the
greatest evils which Christendom had TO
contend with was that of Mormonism,
which he declared was becoming daily
more widespread. and might eventually
threaten the very existence Of the Re
public. He urged that all throw their in
fueHce in behalf Of the proposed amend
rnent 10 the Constitution abolishing polyg-
amy
Mrs S. NJ EIartsock said she felt that
one Of the greatest opportunities for home
missionary work was being neglected,
namely. that among the poor coIored PEG
pie of the District Of Columbia The IN
ion then went into the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year. With the ex-
ception of Mrs J. b Brown, who declin-
ed reelection as secretary, all the old
officers were chosen to serve another
term. They are: President, Mrs. c. l.
Roach Methodist: first vice president
Mrs N. g. Graves. Baptist; second vice
president. Mrs. Isaac Clark, CoEgrega-
tionaI; secretary. Miss Cornelia Lloyd;
treasurer Miss Mabel Z Callahan
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.
: Qualified Verdict i'm the Case of
Charles williams.

Charles Williams. colored. was today
found guilty OF the murder Of Mary d,
Brown. whom ne killed on the night Of
MaSch q last. The jury, however, quail
fed its verdict by adding the words,
without capital punishment
This verdict is equivalent TO a SEN
tence TO the penitcntiary for life.
When the court convened this morning
John w. Patterson, counsel for Williams.
announced that he was willing to sub
nit the case to the jury without argU-
ment. The District Attorney agreed to
this and Justice Barnard charged the ia
n on the law governing the ease
The Jury retired TO the consultation
room and in ten minutes returned and
repoEted The verdict as stated above.
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AN OLD TOMBSTONE FOUND
Discover Headpieee Five
Feet Under Ground.

While making an excavation LOT IIS
foundation OF a building near the noflh-
west corner Of L and Tenth streets north
80 YESTERDAY afternoon. W A Vim
buzb dug up small marble memorial
et,na The stone Is about five and one
half inches IL height, the base being
somewhat larger than the upper plane IL
was struck about FIVE feet below the sur
face and Is well preserved The following
Inscription is plainly legible- In memory
of c p Donovan Died April 18th. 1873
And Julia Donovan. Died October = 1873
Reouiescat IN pace
Until recently the place where the ex-
cavating l. being done was occupied by
three small frame buildings. These, how
ever have been torn down for the pur-
pose Of erecting modern fats on the site
Enquiry was made in the neighbOThOOd
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TO THE TOP OF THE MONUMENT.
Work on the New Electric Elevator
Progressing Rapidly.

The work Of installing the new electric
elevator in the Washington Monument is
progressing rapidly The machine viii be
ready for use about June ], possibly be
fore that date The elevator VIII have q
carrying capacity Of thirty. and viii make
much faster trips than the old elevator
did
The crowds which visit the Monument
at times when Washington is the object
Of large excursions VIII thus be handled
with more ease Since the work of put
ing IN the new elevator commenced visit
OTIS have been compelled to walk up the
stairs in order to reach the top Of the
shaft
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RndIx Cut About the &c.

George jackson, when auaigned in the Police
Court today, charged with assau.ting John Burrs
demanded jury trial and was held in bond in
The sum OF $500 1t IS alleged that Jackson and
Burrs, On April p had difficulty in pool
room When they went outside 10 settle tn
matter Jackson IS said 10 have cut BuIrs ia the
eye with knife, injuring him badly.
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Virginia Lewis. colorcd was fined so by Judge
Scott in the Police Court today for the alleged
theft OF a diamond scarf pin from Frank Fauncc
in default of payment she viii serve four months
IN Jail. The Lewis woman was formerly en-
pIoyed by the Faunec family. She claimed She
found the min
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Death Results From Rurns.

Monzo Pollard. coIored. three years Old, who
was painfully burned about the head and body
at carly hour yesterday morning, while play
ing with lighted paper at her home, 1928 Chester
Court, northwest and who was afterwards taken
to the Children Hospital Tor treatment, died at
that Institution shortly after II O'clock last night
The child suffered intense pain. Coroner hewitt
was notified OF the childs death AMI issued the
necessary certificate.
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Convicted on Two Charges

George Barber colored. was before Judge kim
ball in the Police Court today. charged with as
saulting Nellie Thomas also colored He was
said TO lave been drunk last night. and with
having rudely disoTdered the costume OF the
woman. He was fined s. On charge Of being
EeBerariy disorderly on L Street southwest. he
f1ed 50 mere. lie VIII serve thirty days in
Jail If he does not pay.
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Said the Other Man Was Drunk.

John Winslow was in the Police Court TODAY
charged with being drunk and disordcrIy. he
pleaded not guilty. He declared that when hr
was arrested he vas performing the friendly act
of trying 10 get 'bc0zv. bosterous man home
Il was the other man who syore and was ncisy.
and for this he was brought 10 court. He was
fined So and If he fails 10 pay VIII serve fifteen
DAYS in the workhouse-
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Assault case Nol-prossc,i.

On motion Of tbc District Attorney Justice
barnard today ordered mol. pros TO be entered
in the cases 81 David Hardy coIorcd and Syl-
veStCr Miles. both charged woith criminal assault
Hardy was twice convicted Of the crime with
which he IS charged and in the case OF Miles.
when he vas brought to trial. the jury failed
TO agree upon a verdict.
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Arrested while Hunting for work.

Jose Stacua, a swarthy Russian. about twenty
FIVE years old. was charged with yagrancy in the
Police Court today lie said he was hunt
ing work. He was picked up by the police shortly
after he arrived here and promised to leave town
once if allowed TO 20. lie was discharged.
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Almost Fnmished when Found.

John Miller, about thirty years old, was in the
Police Court today charged with vagranay- lie
said be came TO Washington to look for work The
policeman who arrested Miller. said he found him
near BeEairg in an almost famished condition.
Judge kimtaI sent him 20 the workhouse for ten
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last night. but no person was found who
remembered that anyone by the name of
Donovan had lived in that locality during
the last twenty-five or thirty years
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
4 veteran with a Neapon.

Michael Leary. veteran OF the civil war, was
in the Police Court today. charged with carrying
concealed weapons. It was said he had a pistol
He was released his personal bonds the al
legged offence being surrounded by circumstances
that Judge Scott Thought warranted such action
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Chase's New Grand-Polite vaudeville. alter
noon and evening
Lafayette Rosedale - evening.
Academy Dangers OF Paris afternoon and
evening.
Kerran' s. Broadway BurIesquers," afternoon
and evening
Baseball at 4,80 at the Baseball Park. Four
teenth and Florida Avenue northeast
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Charged with Rura,nx ,.ol,r,.

Rolbc Goodcn co,orcd. WAS in the Police C,,urs
today charged with violating Che policy law lie
demanded 4 jury trial and was put under " coo
BOND TO insure has appearance in court when
wanted.
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Charged Win vaa.ana,

Nact Foven. about FORTY wears gla was IA
the Polio, Court tods, charged with vaefar,,.
lie was fined $50 lie viii serve zi,ty Is,s in fsV
IN default Of payment
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Knocked Down by the Team.

Mrs Isabelle Rutid, Of is0 Louisiana Avenue
northwest WIS knocked down AZ the corner OF
sixth and G streets northwest las: night by
horse and buggy driven by c. A. Saute-. OF see
Ninth Street northwest Although temporarily
stunned Airs Rudj seoR recovered and was able to
walk 10 her hcfse,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-30
WEAKNESS
MERNOIIS
sent TO the workhouse Again.

Michael I.anhady sixty-ive years old, was IN the
Police Court today. charged with vsgrancy- He
has not been cut of the workhouse more than a
week and last night Vas found drunk and friend
les. lie was sent down again for thirty days
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Sun rose----.-5;OJ An sun sets--.-. .C.5l P. NJ
Moon rises. ..-........-. Moon sets-.---3-I4 i "
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Cbe Corning Ui11ss
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1901.
weather Indications.
TEMPERATURE

Fair tonight and Wednesday; light vaTiabll
winds
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vice. send to Us for samples Our system is
Sibe. If you buy $500 or more and if you
$. we pay the eXpreSsag e-
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Camara de Delegates.
Enero 26 (noche.)

A las e, el Presidente abri6 la
session y el Sargento de Armas snun
clio Ia llegsda de un mensaje del G, n
sejo Executive, que result6 ser Ia
aprobaci6n de los bills ros l9 y 10.
III primero. para que per an decreto
Sc estAblezca una Inca divisoria, en-
las contribuciones de los pueblos de
Loisa y Rio Grande; y el segundo
para que Sc cree nm Estado Mayor
militar, para ell Gobernador de Puer
to Rico.
El Presidente de Ia C&msrs, ma.
nifesto que habfa celebrado una con.
terencia con el Presidente del Con.
sejo Executive, y este le .dijo, que ell
Consejo habfs nombrado una conf.
sion coniunta compuests de los se-
nores BArboss, Crosas Brumbapgh
para que con otra que nombrase la
C&mars, investigasen la verdad de
los hechos ncurridos en- ell Asilo de
Benedcencia, de Santurce
La C&mars nombro su comisi6p,
y la conponen los senores Egozcue
y Serrauo.
Continue Ia. discussion del bill no
bde M. Hollander y foe acuerdo
reconsiderar Ia seccion que trata de
10 sal.
El sefior Egozcue en- un brillan
te discurso y con frases energicas y
convincentes, defendio Ia Industria
de la sal puertorriquena.
Hicieroa uso en-. pro y en- contra
de la secci6n en- discussion, los Sres.
Fajardo, PARA Cap6, Domenech,
Blondet, Ngozcue y Rosaly.
A petic;6n del senior Carri6n,
fu6 sometida q vctaci6n esta seccion
y obtuvo 13 votos para que no Sc eli
minara esta secci6n = para que Sc
eliminase.'
Los senores Fsjardo y Sein I<a
%, pidieron que Sc hiciera constar
en- acta, sus votos en- contra de la
secci6n 70.
Por fin Sc termiu6 Ia discussion
del Bill Follander, y fue aprobado
en- % lectura.
El Presidente propuso que SO
suspendiese ell Reglamento, para vo
tar en- 8a lectura ell citado Bill Ho-
llander. Asf se hizo, y puesto q vo
taci6n por lista, obtuvo IA votos que
sf " votos que n6.
Sc acord6 suspender la votaci6n
del bill liollander, toda vez que no
hSbia suficiente n6mero de Delega
dos para obtener un resultado salts
factOrio.
La Camara Sc declare en- conf.
sion total para proceder 4 la ciscu.
sion del bill no 2, sobre procedimien
tos de Juicios por Jurados.
. Ocup6 ls Presidencia ell seflor
Aponte, y puso en- discussion el cita-
do bill no 2, que despues de ser dis.
cutido largament7 Sc aprob6) hasta
la secci6n 55, acordandose saspender
Ia session para contjnuarla mana.
ma.
Fran las III de Ia noche.
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| Emulsion
|Alinnento
|ConnpIeto

J La Emulsion de Scott,
! por sus componentes de
! aceite de hfgado de ba-
! calao E hipofosfitos de
! cal y de sosa, es uno de
los alimentos mas COM
pletos para la economic
humana.
Es un excitante de la
nutricion. Sc absorbe
Ipor la fibra muscular,
! siendo un gran renova-
; dor de los tejidos y de
los principles albuminoi-
! deos fundamentals, ex-,
! pulsando las toxinas,
! bacterias infecciosas y
! sus productos. Puriflca
! totalmente Ia sangre, y
! es por- reunir esas pro-
! piedadeS que Ia
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Hdgase nstilla,
iiCaigan los Gllpabless!!!! |!

rs de pdblico conoci im1ento una
intrlgas que MOSQUES nO 81 =. svslnOss ~
ei de0er ~ ocaltax.
" Parece Que desae mace q gnnos
dias, es declr. deHde que Sc dl1o *.
ra.Ohcialmente que 80 hab1a recaoi
do nm cablegr de WAshington,
para que 81 Sol bierno Civil se hicle.5
70 cargo de las tineas teleG rancass el
coroDel dol cnerpo de. se1aIes empe
10 & ejercer preston sonre 5ae pess0r
mas encargadas de resolver cate
asunto. ~.
AL efecto Sc explore la Volu ntad
de los operadores militares, para 81
queifan quedarse aqul en- meJores
condolences, es decir, con $7o cada
uno al mes, quedando hecho cargo
de las principales estactones = de-
jando 1nicamente para los telegra
flstas puertorriqne1os las plAzas de
auxiliares con sueldos niserables.
Els cuanto habr1a que preten.
derse itelegrafistas del sfstema Nor
Sc, con dieS amos de practice el que
menos, y entire ellos un elecSr1c1sta
probado. sirviendo de alumnos!
La CAmara deDelegados pldlo
81 Gobierno Civil Ja deVoiucion De,
las hneas materiales te.egrahcos
que del psis eran, formnlando el pro
p6sito de favorecer & los telegrafs-8
tas natlvos con la organizaci6n de
un nuevo cuerpo. AL propiO tempo
nm peri6dico de esta Capital estable
ce una denuncia contra el Jefe del
cuerpo de sensles por ser de conoci.
miento publico la desspartci6n de
aquellos mareriales telegrafcos.
La intrjga sigufo 50 curso, hoy
Sc sabe que han renunciado - ope.
radores militares, como sc sabe que.
el J.fs de estos ba partido para los
Estados Unidos y como Sc sabe tam
bien que los referidos materiales to
legrafcps por valor de diez 8 doce
mil pesos no han sido entregados
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FELIX AST0I,.
AutOr de- La Bl0riinQue1a |
Fallec16 en- Mayaguez
81 s DE ENERo DE 1901.

SUEORIPOION POPULAR para
51evantarle nm modesto rnonumen.
to. y perpetuar % memoirs, como
tribute de reouerdo 81 auSor de- rs
compensation musical LA BoRIN-
.QUENA, himno patri6tico de Puer-
10 Rico. If.
Entendemos que todos los puer.
storriQuedos. peninaularas y axtran
jeros que hayan conocido q compo.
,sici6n del Sraa Astol c0ntrihnir4n
gustosos 6 esta colecta para tan
.honrOso dn. .s 7s5s.ss ~
No Sc admiten donativos mayo.
res de cincuenta centavos nj memo.
res de diez
Estos deber6n hacerse efectivos
q anotarse, con q objeto de ahorrar
tiempoy trabaio.
Los fondos que recaudemos, se
depositar&u en- 81 Banco de Puerto
Rico, hasta que llegue el momento
de utilixarlos. y
suma anterior. $48-25
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POR GLEN DOLLARS al con-
tado So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada fAbrica de
Kalmann, Berlin, que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redaccion infor-
maremOs p A
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Primer alliVerSaTD
DEL FALLECIMIENTO
de D. Antonia Suarez Urrutla
de Trueba
y Do1a ViCelta FontanalS
vdS. de Suafez.
0ourrido on Barcelona el 28 Enero 1900.
0ourrido On Barcelona 81 IS Enero 1900.

El viudo de la primera don Be-
nigno Truebs, hijos (ausentes) y pre-
eente, padre polftico, hermanos y
demas deudos; hermauos y demas
deudos de Ia segunda; al recordar &
sus amigos y conocidos tan sensible
p6rdidA les ruegan las tengan pre-.
Sente On sns oraciones Y Sc dignen
asistir & alguna de las misas que pa.
- 81 alma de las huadas Sc celebra. !.
ran Ell lunes 20 de los corrientes 4
las z de la mafiana en- la Capilla de
San Francisco y 4 las s de Ia misma
en- 10 Santa Iglesia Catedral altar de
las 6nimas.
Nl duelo sc do por despedido.
:. s. 0-1
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Lord Kitchener trata de aban.
donar lac poblaciones conquistadas
que exigen muchs guarnicion y dedi
Car todas las fuerzas posibles 4 la
captura de Bosnia De Wett y los prin
cipales caudillos beers.
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TRADIN
50 Brood street
BANoUERos ooMIs1oN1srAs

TRa3FNA
NRw-Yok
Seoupand
cua les apttud hen edazmnte las drn
MADERAS De CONSTRUCTION tida@
nendasy de Anca*
III.
rlNSIGNACONE sla
aIzaGony yntaosa
CareyAc &
ne ST
onnolade rr arga n ondiaon@
SUCURSALES
Street, LoB Co
M C Il
- FDDY.H Co BuENMA
n
sHNaHAYH uKoNaL
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ALTA POLITICA.

La sigue hoy 9. que 80 cuida
bien; en- casa de Cerecedo acaoan
de recibir mn colossal y nutrido sur
lido de Conservas alimenticias de la
fsmosa f8brica de Lubbock, ricos sal
chichones de Bolonia y quesos DC
Holanda. II
Don Justo Zeno, ha elevado q
Fiscal General una denuncia contra
elaInes municipal de Dorado dor
Jnam V1l6, ecusAndole de Abandono
de d4stino. Dieha denuncia hs pasa
do u 81 Fiscal del Tribunal Supre-
mo de Justicia.
Aver tuvieron una ri1a los in
diyiduos Juafa A. Nistal y Marcos
Cortilo, infiri6ndose varias contu-
stones. El Cortijo como provocador
de Il rif1a fu@ condenado q dia de
arresto. -
Ha. tornado possession nueva-
4mente del cargo de- Jues municipal
de Mayag1sz don Federico Basora,
cuyo Cage dssempenarA interina.
mente mientrAs.regresa el Lcdo. ia
jardo
La vecina de Manatf, Angela
Garcia. ha elevRdo un escrito 81 Go
beruador pidiendo Ell indulto de SD
esposo jose Maldonado preso en- Ia
c&rcel de esta Capitsl.
3 GANGAs VERDADERAs
Cors4s clase superior de talle largo
4 so. rs. 81, 81 25 uno, gorritas de
encaies para bautizar & - y 70 cen
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Emulsion
de Scott

i debe emplearse siempre
en- la tuberculosis, la
3 anemia, ell raquitismo, ell
i reblandecimiento de los
! huesos y en- general en-
todas aquellas enferme-
! dades que necesitan un
alimento complete.
1 Por su estado grasoso,
! nutre los pulmones.
: Por su asimilacion, au-;
! menta los globulos de la
} sangre.
Per ell fosforo que con-;
] tiene, nutre el cerebro.
3 El fosfato de cal y de
B sosa nutre los huesos VI
; la cal calcina los tuber- j
; culos. :
: Razon por 10 que es |
TN alimento complete. +;
SCOTT & BOVINE, Qafmicos, New Yosi.
! De vensa en- las Farmaeias Drogueias. /
SA
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Eemos sab1do con gusto que
mejora notablemente de su enter
medad la senora viuda de Cerecedo.
Eduardo Ris, ha sido multada
en- dollar Dor haber atropellado en-
Puerta de Tierra 8 Angela Requena
Nos ha vlsitado hoy nm nuevo
diario ponceno intitulado Ella Pro
testa.s Larga vida deseamos al cole.
ga.
E Sr. Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores de Ia Repdblica Domint
cana DR.. Henriquez Carvajal aeon ;
paflado del Consul General de dicho
pafs don Juan Henrfqucz. vi,itaron
dltimamente las escnslas diIigidas
por Ia Srta. Liovet y el Sr. Timo-
thee, quedando alDam ente complaci-
dos det orden, marcha regular y acer
tada dirsccioa de dicho3 estableci-
mientos.
Ambos visitantes han sido macs
tros.
coNsEJo LAS NADREs--n jsrabe ealmante
ss
e 81 IN q snFso
& isdsr G calns ii nino. sbianda ss snsdss slyia to
este s msor oos5oeido para d da1res asi
sns ds Z ao % s Ss
. spor ser el me1or de todo
Anoche faeron conducidos a
la prevention los individuos Ruper
to Moralesy jose Flores, por hallar
Sc durmfendo en- Ia cuadra del cnsr
tel0ituada en- eli campo del Moro.
A. \ AA
nados.
Sc ha dado conocimiento 81
Juzgado de Cathedral de haber sido
curado en- la Sala de socorros al in
dividuo Jorge Dalo de una heriia
contusa en- laTegi6n occipital. -
La boca de 10 alcantarilla, 81
tuada en- la Gale de la Tanca esqui-
ma & San Sebastian Sc halla en- NAL
estado amenazando peligro para los
transeuntes
Recomendamos & nuestros
amigos Ell popular cafe Ell POLO
NORTE. El gran foco el6ctrfco
del salon disipa toda clase de triste
zaa Y los excelentes refrescos endul-
z4n Ia vida.
Ha recaido el maestro Verdi Y
el Doctor Lapponique 10 asiste, per
didas las esperanzae, ha aconsejado
Sc le administren los santos oleos.
A1ejandrina Guzman. que pro
vac6 syer de pslabras & Ia Srta. Eli
SO Figueroa, fue condenada & 2.do.
liars de multa.
Ell sitfo de recreo moderno, es
el elegante Hotel s'Olimpo," hay alif
situado en- medic de palmeras y ar
boles frutales un bobito Klosko, en-
donde se sirven magnfdcos refrescos
y mejores licores al p6blico
sQoe mejor .ngar que aquel pa
ra tomar una copita, maflana domin
go?
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C&mara Legislative.
LeyeS aCordadaS y aprobadas
pOr ell Gobernador.
"
L {: Y.
Fiiando los sueldos de oiertos MEM
bros del Oonsejo Executive.

Legislative Qe FGO hlcO:
Ole ateni&ndose 10 dispuesto
en- 10 Sscci6n 26 del Decl eto del Con
greso de los EstadCs Unidos apr0-
bado en- doce de Abril de 1900, el
sueldo de cada uno de los miembros
del >CoEsejo Executive, cuya remune
raci6n no Sc haya tjado por el refe
rido Decreto ser4 de TRES MIL DO
LIARS -ANUALES, y que dichos
sueldos Sc devengaran desde Ia fe.
cha en- que los indicados miembros,
respectivamente hsyan llenado los
requisites necesarios para tomar po
session de sus caryos.
WILLIAMS Fl. HUNT.
President Of the Executive Council.
MAN. F. ROSSY,
Presidente de Ia C&maraw
de Delegados.