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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-23
Smallpox Among Students.

BOSTON. Dec. 23-smallpox has broken
out at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology in this city which has about
600 students. Among those stricken is
Frank C. Lane. Of Portland, who is i'll
with varioIoId Hundreds of students who
are now scattered all over the country for
the Christmas recess have been exposed
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MeGexern and YoanE Coroett.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 23.-The New
Vapor City Athletic Club of Hot Springs
has offered $4,000 purse and so per
cent OF ztha-pieture privileges, for ten
round contest between Terry McGovern
AID Young Gorbett 10 take place on st.
Pat-ick's Day. March H. The club is
backed BY Arkansas politicians.
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CUMMINs' TAX PLAN.
Ioyva's Governor Announces How He
VIII ASSESS Railroads.

- III = ~ TIT u % n -
DEs MONIES. Dec. 23.-CoverDor-eIect
A B. CUmmins has announced his pro-
granime with respect to the taxation Of
railroad property IN Iowa
He proposes the creation of a non-par-
tisan commission Of three men. to investi-
gate and determine the actual value OF
the railroads in this State. their concIu-
sion TO form the basis of the assessment
by the executive council.
Mr. Cummins was supported for the
nomination for Governor by those wSo
charge that the railroad property OF the
State is escaping taxation and his pro-
gramme created the liveIiest interest in
Iowa.
The radicals who favor 2 large increase
IN assessment and the railroads both in
cline 10 oppose his scheme
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weinig and crcedon Matched.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. 23.-The new
vapor City Athletic Club of Hot Springs,
ARK. has matched Al Weinig to meet Dan
f,reedon on January 20 The contest will
he twenty rounds. Frank Chiids has also
consented to meet Joe Woleett in a
twenty-round bout, about the middle Of
Febrnary
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TO REsEED WESTERN RANGES.
Railroads with headquarters in
Omaha Considering the Project

Omaha Considering the Project.
OMAHA, Neb.. Dec z3.-RafIroads with
headquarters il this city are considering
the project of reseeding all the Western
ranges. The preliminary potion OF the
scheme involves extensive experimenting
with the cultivation of different range
grass seeds The plan includes the ranges
of Utah, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana.
Nevada, and Idaho.
The railroads expect the Government
to aid The different stations to be bene-
flied will also be asked to contribute a
share OF general expense
r c. Judson. Industrial agent of the
oregon Railway and Navigation Company,
is now in charge of the experimental farm
of his road at WaIla Walla Wash, and IS
already making careful preliminary tests
for the promoters.
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EMPERoR's PROXY woRsHIPs.
Annual Ceremony at the Temple OF
Heaven. PeL1iDg.

PEKING. Dec. 2S.-The representative
appointed 10 take the place of the En-
peror performed his Majesty's annual
worship at the altar of the Temple of
Heaven early yesterday morning, it being
the winter soIstice- This is the most i'm
portant religious rite of the Chinese En-
pire-
The reconstructed Catholic mission at
Peitang, where the most wonderful de-
fence OF the war was maintained by con-
verts and French marines, was today
dedicated
The funeral of william Pethick, for
merIy Ii Hung Chang's adviser, took
place today. The remains were inferred
in the English cemetery
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A COLLECTOR INsoLvENT.
n. II. Holmes TiIes a Petition in Vol
unfs.ry Bankruptcy

Bernard r. Homes, who states his oc-
cupatson TO be that of collector, today
6Ied petition N voluntary bankruptcy
He states that he is willing to surrender
his property for the benefit Of his credit
ors-
Mr. Holmes SAYS he Is a resident OF
Tokoma Park, Md, but conducts his busi-
ness in the District of Columbia. He
lists his liabilities at $1.s57-57 and his
assets At $50.
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MINING OPERATIONS RESUMED
Region Around WiIISe~barre Recov.
ars From Effects CT FIoO6

wIKESBARRE. Pa, Dec. 23-Most Of
the mines throughout this region which
were damaged during the food of last
week. we're able TO resume operations to-
day with a full force Of men, and viii
work fun time in order to supply the
present demand for coal
AS much delay was caused by lack OF
cars as by the flooding Of the mines At
the No Q Lehigh and Wilkesbarre, which
was flooded extensively, nest Of three
boilers blew up at midnight and the mine
will be idle a couple OF weeks before re-
pairs are made
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Goyernor Rogers Taken III.

TACOMA, Wash. Dee. 2s.-Gov. John B.
Rogers is confined to. his home at oiyn-
pia with an attack of pneumonia. His
physicians say he is seriously IL, and a
specialist has been sent for.
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LAUGH COST HIM HIS LIFE.
Allegheny. Pa. Man Shot by Aged
Fafber-in-LavS.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 23--John W Moore,
a veteran soldier, shet and killed his SON
in-IaSv, Thomas Mawhinney, yesterday
Mawhinney and his wife quarTeled and
she went to her father. who said he would
kill Mawhinney. This was last Friday.
Moore went to Mawhinney's house,
on Cass Avenue, Allegheny, with
revolver in his hand. Mrs. Mawhinney
Knocked the weapon TO the floor. Moore
picked ii up again.
MaThinney. amused at the old mans &C
tions, laughed, and Moore shot him
through the heart.
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Anoti.er l.I.iverpooI EarauEi,, Arrsst

LONDON. Dee. IA bookmaker of the
name of stiles was arrested at Broad
Stairs on Saturday charged with com
3Iicity il the Bank Of Liverpool frauds.
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The Rev. DR.. WiIIingham, OF Richmond,
Va. last night delivered an able discourse
at the First Baptist Church. and after
ward the Rev George L Hunt, pastor,
administered the rite Of baptism TO a
number of candidates The services a.
the Railroad Reading Rooms il the after
noon were conducted by MT. SisouTney,
OF the Episcopal Theological Seminary,
and the resident pastors oficiated n tha
other nulpifs.
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MORGAN as SANTA CLAUS.
Presents Ten Clerks with Five
Thousand Dollars Each.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Ten clerks en-
p3oyed by J. Pierpont Morgan are report
cd TO have each received from the banker
4 Christmas present OF a $1,000 gold Ger
tifcate.
A messenger for Mr. Morgan drew the
bills from the sub-treasury.
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WEIRD FAKE PUNCFURED.
DoU5ter Screwed Tacks in the
Ghosts Pathway.

AUSTIN. Tex, Dec. GA series Of
spirftuaIistic seances which have been in
progress here for several weeks was alb
ruptIy terminated when one of the ghosts
which the mediums have nightly sent
forth from the eternal resting places
stepped on some tacks placed in the path
by couple OF Doubling Th0mases-
The ghost set up howl OF pain and
the seance was broken up quickly
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number of witnesses have been summoned
in the case and it Will be fully aired in
the neIice court.
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THE PANAMA DEAL
A DEAD ISSUE.
NIGARAGUAN THE POPULARROUTE
Impression Prevails That No French
man Can Revive Negotiations for
the Old Hutfn Waterway
Across the Isthmus.

The decision Of the Panama Canal Com
pany to sell its property to the United
States at almost any figure it can get,
will net be seriously considered by this
Government. Forty million dollars is the
value that was placed upon the property
in the last report OF the Isthmian Canal
Commission and the Frenchmen propose
to accept that figure as basis OF ne
gotiations. For a property upon which SO
much money has already been spent and
which possesses many physical and en-
cheering advantages. that sum would be
considered very cheap. but it is believed
Congress has already made up its mind to
adopt the Niearaguan route and it viii be
difficult if not impossible to change this
decision
No Frenchman CouId Effect Sale.
1t is certain that if another Frenchman
comes over here to urge the purchase Of
the Panama Canal he will not be sue
cessful. It was demonstrated in NJ. Hutin' s
case that they have ideas of business
that are very different from those which
prevail here. American influence might
vet be able &c stem the tide, but in view
OF the fact that the House IS going INTO
tie consideration CT the Niearaguan bill
on January :. even they would have to
exert Wonderful power TO accomplish
anything
Stage of the Negotiations
Negotiations have already been opened
with Nicaragua and Costa Rica for set
Element of the preliminary conditions up
on which those countries viii allow the
United States to acquire a right of way
across their territory for canal Ike
sentiment in both House and Senate,
which has always favored the Nicaraguan
route, has crystaIlized since the last re-
port OF the Canal Committee
It is undoubtedly the popular route
among the people Of the United States
/ Under all circumstances it IS believed
/ that nothing can stop this Congress from
/ passing a bill to build the Nicaragua
Canal
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Rebeeca Branson, eoIored, was yester-
day arrested by Policeman Young on sus-
picion OF stealing So from James Craig,
also coloTed-
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A white tramp named John Anderson,
who claims to hail frum Richmond, and
who was on Saturday sent out of the city,
having been charged with yagrancy, was
again picked up by the police yesterday
It is probable that Anderson will be sent
to the chain gang, as he does not seem to
like the idea OF leaving Alexandria YET
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A sneak thief on Saturday night entered
the residence of B. H. Lambert, on Duke
Street. and stole S1f- Some one entered the
house through the front door. which was
not locked at O'Clock. and sneaked up the
stairs and distracted two S. gold pieces
and one 81 n3te from pocketbook in the
bureau drawer
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a welI-dressed white man giving his
name as H L. Smith. OF Washington was
arrested on King Street Saturday night by
Policemen Roberts and Travers- charged
With being disorderly. and LEFT s. col
lateral for his appearance in the morn
ing. Smith thought his arrest an unjust
one. and stated that he would. haze q
Washington lawyer to defend him today
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The regular session of the Alexandria
County Court. with Judge J. n Love, pre-
siding convened this morning, and con-
siderable routine business came up for
consideration
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Rarezas
del Celeste Imperio.

Recortamcs de uno de nuestros
canjes extrapjsros.
clos chinos, tienen un;s cos
tumbres sun amente raras.
Las mujeres son ca]zadas los
dos amos de nacer con uncs gruesos
zapatos de MADEIRA, ajustados her.
meticamente a los pies.
Este calzado 10 llevan puesto sin
quitarselo nunca, hasta ei dfa en-
que contraen matrimonio: general
mente Sc casau las muieres de 18
20 af1ts
La noche de novios, el marido
ha de desca(zar q su esposa y es 81
ell que tiene que lavarle los pies.
Las chinas que no Sc casan Sc
van con los pies calzados y sucios
hasta ell otro mundo.
90
Els muy comun entire las fami,
lias no conner tel pes scado sino en-
grandes dias
Asf en- las bodas 10 que mas
abunda son les plates de aquel. AL
servirse de dicho plato, es usual que
Sc les sirva la cabeza de cada pes
cado a cada hombre casado que asis-
ia al actc, quien tiene que servirle
los ojos su mujer rt spectiva.
90
Los chinos consideran como una
gran desgracia, nuncio de mayores
fatalidades, la p6rdida de una sortija
y menudo Sc encuentran por las
GALES de la poblacion familias ente-
ras dedicadas a buscarla slhaja per-
dida y hacienda grandes demostra-
clones de pesadumbre.,
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EC0S de AGUADlLLA.
Sr. Director de
La CORRESPONDENCE.

Hoy han conclude las festas
religios as en- honor q Ia Purfsima
Conc epcion, las cnales debido las
hijas de Maria, y particular mente a
Ia bella y simpatica Srta. Mercedes
Abril pre- sidenta de la congregation,
quedaron lucidisimss, y muy espe-
cialmente las novenas y Ia misa.
Todas las nochss ell temple Sc
llenaba de feles que concurrian &
oir Ia palabra de Dios, y les versos
que cantaban aquellas encantsdoras
sef1oritas.
El joven Ramon Mendez Valle
tambien d q 6 oir su buena voz,
cuando las nif1as iban a c9ronar & la
Vfrger, c,ntando una plsgaria que
llamaba l.. atencion de todos.
Durante la coronacio era ilumi-
nado 81 temple por luces de bengala
v pare clan equelas uif1as junto al
altar de la Vfrgeu, angeles tajando
dc | Gle 10.
e tenp'o estaba 10 mas bien
arrt gladc, no quedaba duda"q cram
manos divins como las de las hjjas
de Maria, las que Sc habian ocupa-
do de clio.
DINA Rita Sapia de Abril tam
bien ayrd6 como buena catolica q q.
queds ssn Las fiestas como quedaT on.
Por Ia noche hubo retreta en- Ia
plaza principal de los jardines, pc
70 debido a la lluvia Sc Acaho antes
de tiempo Tambien hubo bale =
cena en- 81 c1rculo de San Carlos, y
como resultado de la comelata y be-
belats dlcen hubo sus disgnstillcs
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AyuntamientO de San Juan.
DEPARIAMENTO de SANIDAD.
AL PUBLICO.

Existiendo en- Ell cementerio d
esta ciudad, asi como en- el de San.
turce, infinidad de nichos = tumbas
cuyos arr endamientos = iicercias
han vencido sin que los interesados
lbs hayan renovado en- su tempo
oportuno; esta Acadia ha tenido
bien conceder un plazo de 8 } dias, 4
contar desde Ia fe ,ha de Ia publica-
ci6n de este edicto, con ell fin de ue
les deudores al municipio por este
concepto, satisfAgan 10 one les CO.
rresponda, en- Ia depositaria de los
fondos municipales. Passdo ese item
po SO procedera al cobro por Ia via
de apremio { aquelios que desobeie-
cieren 10 que por e1 presente SO dis
D one. San Juan P. r. II Diciembre
de.19o1 M. EGOZCUE. Alcalde de
la ciudad. : Els copis,--Manuel N.
Gonzalez, p Srio. del Ayuntamien
to.
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Ell Corresponsal.
Sc VENDE

Una fnca eu Puerta oa TERRA,
son tres graudes s'lares VI id ,s, con
parte edih,ada de msdera lus pro-
ducan buena renta, da frente q las
Gales de San Agostfn y Vera]ero
con mas de z mil varss cuadradas,
sitio excelente, muy cerca la CA pi-
tai: per sspsrado parte de estos 50
lares fernando uno de 5000 vafas
cuadradas con un frente de 70 la
del Varadero, para mas informes.
Luna II San Juan.
L. M V. 30e10.
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v ap0r "Ponce",

Pasajeros salidos en- dicho bu
que par q New York Ell diez del cor
riente.
E. P. Post VIM. T, Reincke
w. M. Mack:e Mrs. Costello Miss
Grace Ferrer Mrs F. v. Martin
F. Boniila M. R. Lancas ster and
wife VIM Mackie A M. Cochran
Fl. Nicholson Victor Brevoort
Mrs. Hobart S. Bird Ransom P
Nichols Maj. w. F. Rees M. e.
Otis Frank Grice David Barrie,
T. M. Reynolds Robt Taylo
Mrs. s. ]. Gorton Jas. Bills Jos.
Newton John Macdonald Eiw.
SchmidI Sgt. Andrew G un ter,
Thomas West Geo, Laidlaw Ha.
rry Burries Manuela Hernandez
Sylvester Himmelberger Evan H
John j csc Quifones Daniel Faic-
CO VIM Watt Ed. Kearney Chas
Champley.
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DeSgraCia en- SanturCe

Anoche, como las ocho, ell ca
rro electrico numero /, estrope6 de
gravedad al niflo Evangelista Figue-
roa, como de 8 a 10 af1cs de edad.
Parece que al mismo tiempo de
pasar Ell caro-, pretendio hacerlo el
nif1o, y con tan mala suerte, que por
mas que el motorista quiso detener
Ia marcia del vehfculo, no fue posi-
BILE hacerlo tan q tempo que pudie-
diera salvarse Ia criatura, envolvien
dole en- sus ruedas.
Alli fue curado de primera in
tencion por el DR.. don Ricardo Her.
nandez, 8 embellishments trafdo q
esta ciudad y ]lsvado al hospital.
Esta manlana q las cuatro ha muerto.
Ell conductor del CAIRO Angel
Fiol y ell motorista Pillar Ortiz, han
sido detenldos.
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Ley de elnplead0S.

Quienes pueden saberlo, nos han
informado que en- las Camaras al reu-
nirse en- Enero, Sc presentarA un
proyecto de Ley de emple ados, con
ell fin de que 81 SO aprueba, rija en-
10 sucesivo para ell ir greso en- los
servicios pdblicos.
Falta hace fe, que Sc establez-
ca un Reglamento verdad, en- cuyo
articulado encuentre la pobre clase
que Sc dedica q aquei oficio, alguna
garantfa. a1n cuando como es natu.
raj Sc le i impongan como reciproci-
dad, severas correcciones en- su in
cumplimiento.
Ahora bien, ncsotros SO ncs
ocurre que debe 6gurar como obli-
gatorio ell conocimiento del idioma
ing'e-.
Els esta la lengua ofcial, pare
ce ogico que al en- ter dernos con los
que la hablan en- todos los asuntos
ADMINISTRATORS debamos poseerla.
es ademas, un medic de con-
tener la avalanche de pretensiones
que en- toda ocasion y antes que de
cual4uier otro medic quieren ampa-
rarse del de la mpleo mania.
Atm hay mas. Para aprender
ell ingles, como cualquiera otro lido
ma, Sc necesita ssbar alguna gram&
tica y de es ia suerte, haciendose la
exigencia de aquel idioma, Sc ten
drA Ia garantfa de un personal, su-
fcientemente .instrufdo.
Hace tres amos, no hubieramos
escrito esta Is cuartillas, porque no
habfa rsz6n para exigir que los puer-
torrique nos que sirviesen destinos
publicos sup piesen todos ell idioma
nacional, pero ahora ST FL que no
10 ha aprendido on tres amos, no
piepsa ssgu ramente clio, puesto
que otros S han imIuesto ess ira
bajo y ell acri6cio COZ siguiente es
natul al que cuenten con Ia venta
de ser pref ridos.
POLfGLOTA.
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DAdO Ell gran ntmero de f.
BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las casas, Gale de TIE
tuan ndmeros q y 90 que tienen sa-
lida.4 Ia Marina.
Como Ia construction en- Ia Ma
rina de Ia Estaci6n Naval es un hs-
cho, facil 50 hace conprender 10 q
aumentsran en- valor las propieda
des en- ese sitio.
DAra informes D. Bsnito Carre-
ras. N. D.
Est4 ya bien de Ia enfermedad
que 10 retuvo en- CANA, ell sef1or don
Juan Henrique consul de Santo Do
nsingo.
Siguen los decomisos en- Ia
ciudad del Sur de efectos anti higie.
nicos, por Ia Junta de Sanidad.
En- Il escuela de Ia calle s'Vi.
ves'' en- Poncer, Sc ha alberto ual
class nocturna qua es muy concurri.
do.
Sc encueDtrA en- Ponce ell f.
moso viaiero, Conde D.anovich.
Hay Igra. emballo en- Ponce
por fiestAs de la Guadalupe Las
tradiciones no Sc van.
Una muier de Ponce llamad,
Anita Gonzales & denunciado & q,
marido por atropsllo.
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Llega hasta nosotros la noticia
de que para Ell pr6ximo domingo SO
prepare un bale de condanzs, que
tendra lugar en- el Teatro que pro-
mete quedar muy animado & juzgar
por el entusiasmo de sus iniciadores.
Ell seflor don Eusebio Vizca-
rrondo ha salido para Humacao q
hacerse cargo de So plaza de azuca-
rero en- la Central eMercedess.
Don Jose Etanislao Morales ha
tornado possession, previas las f,rma.
lidades del cargo, de Fiscal Munich
pal Suplente de Naranjito.
A don Jose Rosario Gelpf, Sc
cretario del Tribunal de Policfa de
Pef1uelas, Sc le han concsdido trein-
Ia dias de licencia.
La distinguida familia de nues-
tro gobsrnador interino Mr.. Hart
esta isla, en- el vapor americana <San
Juan.
Ha resultado absuelto por Ia
Corte de Distrito, el policia Ccistino
Morales, para quien pidio ell Fiscal
II amos de presidio indemnizaci6n
7 cuya defensa eetuvo q cargo del
Lcdo. don Manuel F. Rossy.
Hemos recibido atenta invita-
ci6n para Ell baile que Ell dia IA del
actual, celebrara Ia sociedad <Sfm-
bolo de amistads, en- esta Capital,
damos las gracias por la cortssfa.
Continda favorecida la industria
tabacalerA en- ell mercado de los Es-
tados Unidos. En- cada vapor sale
algo mas de un million de cigarros
que representa- unos 10000 dollars
= Sc conffa en- que todas las sema-
mas SO hara uua exportaci6n igual.
Varios mozalvetes colocaron en-
la puerta del temple de Ponce, algu-
mas cerilias que al entrar la prcce'
sion Sc fueron prendiendo. Esta
gracia pudo dar resultados muy iris
tes.
Por jugar & 10 prohibido, hubo
escandalo fenomenal en- ell barrio
eMameyes,.
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La guerra SQdafricana,

Encontrados son los informes
que Sc Ivienen recibieudo de .esta in
tsresante cuanto sanRrienta guerra.
Los parties ofciales hacen yer
optimismo .por cuAnto Sc re6ere .!
ej6rcito ingies y las noticias de la
prensa y Particular ALA en- Europa,
dicen que los beers van luchando en-
50 guerra con las probalidades de Ia
victoria.
lAIque deber& creerses
Hay en- esos acontecimientcs ra-
cionales siempre, gran cdmulo de In
formacion oficiosa. Juegan Cd esas
lachas las pasiones de los que sienten
simptfas por una q otra parte.
Quien We el botin de la Ia 7icto-
ria, pasar glorioso en- las armas bril-
tanicas; quien finge el trof6o de la
campaf1a eu manos del anciano Kru-
ger.
Jnos adivinan ell 6xito en- los
comandos beers, otros saludan con
himnos la caballerfa de Kitchener.
La espectacion es grande y esta
exitada en- sumo grado.
En los cfrculos del gobierno in
giles suena cemo un pressgio de in
mediate triunfo que la coronacion
del rey Eduardo seIllevArA q cabo
en- breve, como broche espl6ndido
de Ia termination de ID guerra
Las naciones no han prestado
apoyo Official los combatientes pre-
torianoe, pero en- muchas, el pueblo
soberano Ihace causs comdn con
sus esfuerzos, y en- donde quiera que
salta ID propaganda, 8 Ia palabra
que los preconfzs, bulle y SO sgita
Ell entusiasmo
lCual ser6 ell fin de esa jornada
de valor y de heroismo?
JQue lagrimas surcaran aquel
rostro de atleta del viejo luchador,
de ese titan de las montaf1as que con
ID mirada en- Dios y ID mano diestra
dispuesta q Ia pel6a dirijs sus hues
valerosas?
lSeran de impotenciar
lSer an de algeria?
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JUICIO ORAL
de Santiago IgleSias

Esta maf1ana camenz6 e1Iel Tri-
bunal de distrito de esta cindad, ell
juicio oral en- causa que SO sigua &
don Santiago Iglesias por excitar al
mayor salario los ebferss.
Tanto las pruebas docu menta-
les como las testifcales, que eran
muchas, consunisron Ell tempo, y
por 10 avanzado de Ia hora el Sr Pre-
sidente suspendi6 81 juicio para con-
tinuarlo las dos de la tarde.
Mariana informaremcs q nues-
tros leotores del resultado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11
Sala de SocorroS.

Curados Genaro Cruz de una
herida contu ga de centfmetros de
longitud sobre la region occipital y
contusiones con rasguf1o a ambos
antebrazos y mano derecha.
Maria Enriqueta Rodriguez de
una confusion sobre la region inter-
costal izquierda
Micaela Atiles de contusiones
sob.e ell arco supercilial derecho Y
naIga del mismO lado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11
r. !. P.

Ha fallecido aver, Ell apr reciable
joveu senior Don Juan de Mata de
Acuna Y Aibar, emparentado con
distinguidas families de esta Capt.
tai, todas de nuestra buena amistad,
w las cuales pres entamos sincera-
mente G ! testimonio de nuestra con-
dolencia.
El acto del entierro Sc ha cele-
brado hoy las diez de Ia marlana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-11

Sc asegura que ell obrero de Ca
guas Rafael Ortiz, que sufrfa conde-
ma por homicide, hA sido indultado
por el President to Mr.. Roosevelt
- Setenta defunciones contra se-
senta y clnco nacimi entos Sc han ins.
critic en- ell registro civil de Ponce,
en- la pasana semana.
Esta en- Lares ell comerciante de
esta plaza don Jose Carecedo.