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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-02

creased acreage will be devoted mostly
to cotton though there is a tendency
among farmers to use larger amount
of fertilizer per acre than heretofore.
In either case, whether the acreage or
the amount Of fertilizer per acre is in
creased, the result WIFI be an increased
yield"
How do you judge an increased
movement of fertilizers"
From the reports OF fertilizer in
spectors who are looEInp after the le-
gality of the traffic ia fertilizers, and
and from the increased sale OF fertiliz-
er tags. The sales of talSs last year were
unusually heavy, but the sales this sea-
son exceed all past records. / cannot
say of course, that all or the main
part of the increased purchase of fer
tilizers will so under COZ toon. | hope
a large portion will go under grain
and truck crops, but the general i'm
preston seems to be that most of it
will be devoted to cotton
What will be the effect OF a large
increase?" he was asked
With favorable season, if the yield
is in proportion to the acreage, l greatly
fear that the farmers will have cause to
regret the making Of Sc large a crop.
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The paramount question in North
Carolina now is the fear that the far
mers are going to seriously injure them
selves by planting Sc large crop of
cotton that we will have another five
cent cotton crop. | have been watching
the sale of fertilizers and the prepara-
tions fora big cotton crop: | met Mr.
S. l.. Patterson, State Commissioners of
Agriculture last night, and found that
the prospect of big cottono crop was
troubling him as it is troubling other
thoughtful men in lhe south,
What is the outlook for an increase
in the cotton acreage l asked the
Commissioner. He sad:
Judging from the heavy movement
of fertilizers, it is the evident purpose
of the farmers to plant very large crops.
1t is generally supposed that the in
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-02
JUDGE BOYD TO THE JURY.
Protection of Right of Franchise Vouchsafed
by the Federal Constitution"
Especial to News and observer.


Greensboro n. c., April 1.-The April
term of Federal court convened in the
county court house this morning at 10
O'Clock, with Judge Boyd on the bench
Mr.. Jeremiah Cox, of this city, was ap-
pointed foreman of the grand jury, which
is composed of men of apparent inteli-
gence. There is only one 'negro-Davd
Shaw-on the grand jury In his charge
the judge referred the jurors to the pro-
lection of the right eof franchise vouch-
safed by the Federal Constitution.
Among the visiting attorneys here at
tending court are Hon. B. B. Glenn, of
Winston Hon. Thomas Settle, Judge C.
A. Moore, Judge Jones and Mr.. T. H.
Cobb, of Asheville, and Mr.. Andrew Joyce,
of Danbury. Col. L. A. Thrasher form
erly revenue agent at this place but now
of st. Louis, Mo, is here as a witness, as
is Mr.. c. E. Wright of the Secret Service
Department.
United States Marshal Millikan took
the oath of office in open court this
morning. Mr. Robert d. Douglas admin
istered the oath.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-02
T0LsTOI TO SIBERIA.
1t is Reported That He Has Been Bapished
From Russia.
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.)
St Petersburg, April lit was rumor-
ed several days ago but generally disbe-
lieved that Count Leo Tolstoi had been
banished from Russia because of the at
tempted assassination of Privy Councillor
Pobiedonostzeff, procurator of the Holy
Synod, Cwho was shot at early in the
morning of March 22nd, while sitting in
his study; the attempt being attributed
to a desire for revenge growing out of the
accommodation of Count Talsto Ow-
ing to the Indebtedness of the rumor it
was disregarded by the correspondent
here of the Associated Press. Now. how
ever. the correspondent has received a
priyate letter from a usually trustworthy
source in Wilma. capital of the Govern
ment of that name, saying that Count
Tolstoi was reported to have passed
through wilma March 26th, being escorted
to the frontier by two gendarmes.
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Big Acreage in Cotton.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Maxton, n. c., April 1.-The prospects
now are that an unusually large crop OF
cotton will be planted in this locality.
More fertilizer has been sold here than
has been for a number of years previous.
Mr.. A. j. McKinnon, who was so sue
cessful in raising cantaloupes for North
ern markets last year, will enlarge his
acreage somewhat this season. He will
plant about twenty-five acres.
The Mathis Syndicate will have about
five hundred acres in watermelons this
season. Their principal farm is on the
Atlantic Coast Line about two miles from
town
1t is rumored that a cotton seel oil
mill is to be an addition to MaXton's
manufacturing interests before the next
cotton season.
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CHANGES NOT YET KNOWN
The New Board Wi Very Lidely be
in Session For Several Days,
CHAIRMAN TRAVIS SUCCEEDS SUPL DAY
In Assuming Control of The Institution, The New
Board viii Have an inventory Taken
and viii Inspect The State
Farms.

The penitentiary today passes into new
hands
Superintendent Day, whose term expired
March 5th, goes out and Chairman Travis
succeeds him as executive head of the
institution.
The twenty-one old directors likewise
retire, and board composed of five new
directors will take their places.
There will be some other changes, it is
understood, in the officials of the insti-
tuition, The extent of these changes, how
ever, is not yet known, even to the direc-
tors themselves, and will probably not
be determined for some days
The new board will likely be in session
several days, as an inventory must be
taken of the central prison and the State
farms inspected the needs Of the nstitu-
tion ascertained and the general policy
Of the new board determined upon.
A physician will be chosen who will
have charge. not only of the medical
treatment of the convicts, but also of the
criminal insane department.
The new board is composed of the fol-
lowing persons:
e. l.. Travis, chairman. Halifax.
Nathan O'Berry. Wayne.
julius Mann, Hyde.
w. ]. Crosland, Richmond.
j. A. Brown, Columbus.
Mr.. OBerry arrived yesterday after
noon and the other members of the board
came in last night and this morning,
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Commencement at Catawba.
lsnecial to Nems and ObserverD

Especial to News and Observer)
Newton, N c., April 1.--Commence-
ment at Catawba College this year will
begin on May 18th and last until the
18th. The marshals for the occasion
were elected Friday night. Mr.. Her
bert E. Rowe is chief. From the Philc-
mathean Society will be Messrs. 7. M.
Caldwell Piney Mills, $. g.: j. ID. War
lick. Reepsville, N. c.; and ID. e. Rowe,
Newton, N. c. From the Athenean So
ciety are Messrs. F. ". Gray, Martin
dale n. c.: w S. Claup. Brick Church,
n. c.; and c. j. Herman, Of this place.
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Electric Road to Sparta.

Especial to News and Observer)
Elkin, N e., April 1.-The incorpora-
tors of the eiectrics road from Elkin to
Sparta are having the route surveyed.
This company which secured charter
from the last Legislature, embraces
such public spirited citizens as Hugh
Chatham W c. Fields and r. G..
Doughton. IL will be blessing to this
section and bring thousands to this por-
ton of the mountains to spend the
summer.
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Leading Cubans For the Amendment
lBv the Associated Press. J

Washington, April Senator Proctor,
of Vermont, has just returned from Cuba,
where he had been making observations
concerning conditions in the islands. The
Senator says he found a disposition among
many leading Cubans to accept the terms
of the Platt amendment as the most sat
isfactory solution of the relations be-
tween the United States and Cuba There
are some fire eaters, the Senator says,
who assert that rather than accept any
interference by the United States, they
will take to the woods" This is Cuban
for going to war Senator Proctor says,
however, that a great many people in the
country districts. those who have been at
war for many years, declare that they
have had enough of the woods"
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From Jessup to Jacksonville.
(By tae Associated Press.

Atlanta, Ga, April Ia charter for
the Jacksonville, st. Mary's and Jesup
Railroad was issued tolay by Secretary
of State Cook. The road is to- run from
Jesup, Ga, to Jacksonville. distance Of
100 miles. The capital stock is placed
at 100000. The incorporators are w.
H. Whaley, Burwell Atkinson, Sam C.
Atkinsono, w. T. Williams and w A
Hawkins, of Georgia; l.. - Joyce and J.
c. Bachelor, of North Carolina; J. E.
Stark, Roland Woodward, DR.. G. Bauer,
Of Florida.
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legatee?" Mrs. Francis was asked by
Assistant District Attorney Osborne.
He said he was a trustee. That there
was use for near all the money Rice pos
sessed but that he would have some
recompense for the work he did.
John S. Potter said that aPtrick when
told that Rice's body could not be ere
mated in less than "a hours notice. had
suggested that the body be embalmed.
The hearing was then adjourned until
tomorrow
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Trinity Defeats Mebane.
lsneclal to News and Observer }

Durham, n. c., April Trinity de-
feated Mebane in a ball game this after
noon by score of % to /. In the sixth
inning, Mebane had its first chance to
score with the bases full. but lost. It's
only run was scored in the ninth inning,
The Mebane club was outclassed.
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THE CHURCH CLEAR OF DEBT.
West Market Street Methodist Church to be
Dedicated Sunday
Especial to News and obseryer1

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, n. c., April 1.-The debt on
West Market Street Methodist church
was cleared at the service yesterday
morning, 81 eco being raised within few
minutes. During the previous week sew
eral thousand dollars had been raised by
the individual effort of members of the
congregation Next Sunday the church,
which is one of the most beautiful struc-
lures in the State, will be formally dedi-
Gated by Bishop j. G. Granbery, of Ash
land, Va.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Stewart, county standard
keeper died at his home near Guilford
College yesterday.
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Asterisks Refer to Aguinaldo,
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington April IA dispatch was
received today from General Macarthur
stating that the transport Wyeiield ar
rived at Manila, March 2Sth, and the
Pingsney, March 29ta Several aster-
isks used at the bottom of the despatch
indicate that it contained other infor-
nation which the Department did not
care to make public. 1t is understood
that the omitted portion related to
Aguinaldo
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Gov. Wood Comes on the MayRower
lRv .he Assoclated Pres:

(By the Assoclated Press)
Washington, April 1.-The North At
lantic Squadron, the I<' arsarge, Ala
bama, and Massachusetts, arrived at
San Juan Saturday.
The Mayhower, with Governor Allen,
of Porto Rico, on board, LETT San Juan
today for Hampton Roads.
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Remey Ordered co Australia,
-. go Associated Press.l

wasbinofon. April ii he Navy De
partment has sent orders 70 Aoliilrdl
Remey the commahder-ih-ch OF tne
naval forces on the Aslatlc station TO
proceed aboard his flagship, the Brook
lvn. to Melbourne, Australia, m time to
take part in the exercises commemora-
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The Deed Committed by a
Palace officer.
Failing TO Hit the Emperor the WouIdbe AsSas-
sin Then Shot and K lied
Himself.
(By the Associated Press !

London April IA dispatch to the
Morning Leader from Kieff, says that an
officer of the household tried to assassin
ate the Gar. He fired at His Majesty.
but missed and then shot and killed him
self.
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Durham. n. c.. April 1.-As requireY by
the Legislature the County Commission
ers today elected two physicians as coun-
ty commissioners today elected two ply
sicians as sanitary inspectors, Drs. j. A.
Smith and A. G.. Carr.
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Stainer the Composer Dead.

(By the Associated Press.)
London, April 1.-Sc John Stainer, or
ganist, composer and writer on musical
topics lis dead.
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D. l.. Cannon is president and w. r.
Yorke secretary and treasurer Of the
new furniture factory TO be built at
Wadsworth, near Concord
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Leadsall Nopth Carolina DaiiesinN Circulation

tive of the opening of the first Federal
Parliament from May 9th to May 9th
next.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-01
NOtaS malatiehaS.


En brave Sc trasladara al pies
to de Qaebradillas donde ha sido
destinado el Cabo de le Policia Insu
lar d. Miguel de Jesus, que actual
mente presta sus servicios eu este
pueblo.
Eel Sr. de Jesus es un funciona
rio probo y muy cumplidor de sus
deberes, por 10 cual Sc IA hecho a
creedor al aprecio y estimation de
los manatief1os
= Desde hace dias sostienen los
abastecedores de carnes una fuerte
competencia dapdo al pueblo ese ar
ticulo de primera necesidal a seis
centavos la libra. Si 50 prolonga
por mucho tempo esa lacha <carnf
voras, la anemia no saguira sentan-
do sus plantas por estos COZ tornos.
90
Hemos tenido ocasion de yer en-
cuadernadas con bssrante curios si-
dad, las cuentas trimestrales de es
te municipio, hechas por ell inte ligen
te depo sltario D. Jose Wares, y, q
la verdad, pressntau tai limpieza y
escrupulosidad, que pare an litogra
fadas, pues ell Sr. Wares, aparte de
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El eSCandal0SO aSunt0
del bilete de balCO.

. Hace dos tres dias que no Sc
hab'a de otra cosa en- esta ciudad
que del escandaloso y asqueroso
asunto conocido por el de Gel Billie
te de banco de Glen dollars.>
Como no sabemos que ley de i'm
prenta riie en- Pto. Rico, 81 es que
alguna ria no nos atrevemos tratar
ese asunto con toda claridad y desnu
dez que Ell cAso Sc veLtilar1a en- un
pals donde SO supiese cual es ell terre
no firme y cual Ell resbaladizo. Y a
Ia verdad que t llo es muy sensible,
porque hay asuntcs de tanto inter6s
Y de tanta trapsc lndencia, que mere
cerian ser examinados muy mir u ;io.
samente.
Los habitantes de esta capital
conocen con todos sus detalles la his
toria del aludido Biilete de Banco de
Glen dollars, y saben porque srtes Sc
cuatriplico ell valor de este til etc.
Y conoca tambien las vfctimas. tan
inocentes como el Cristo que II ava
ron calvario.
Ahora bieu No pue e ser mas
del dominic pdblico 10 que ha pas.-
do. ST las versiones son exac5ss
exists la consumaci6n de uno de los
delitos mas imr erdonables, y que de
ben castigar los colleges de todos
los paises civilizados. sPorque los
Tribunalss que fancionan en- Ell pats,
llamense cortes de distrito 8 de cir
quito, no emprenden de ofcio ell es-
clarecimiento de esos vergopzosos
hechos, y castigan a los culpa bles,
81 es que existen?
mo son Is Tribunales Ia ga
rantfa de los hombres honrados, Y
los csntinelas avanzados para velar
por ell cum limiento de Is s Leyss?
Basta por hoy Hay cosas de
tan NAL olor, que no Sc pueden re.
mover.
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Sc VENDE

Una finca e1 Puerta oe Terra,
son tres graudes solares up dos, con
parte edit ada de msdera qua pro
ducan buena renta, da frente q las
c. lies de San Agastfn y Vara] ]ero
con mas de z mil varss cuadradas.
sitio excele nte, muy cerca la Capt.
tai: pr sap psrado parte de estos 50
lar rmando uao de 5000 varas
cuadr das on un frente de 10 d la
del Varsdero, para mas inform es,
Luna II San Juan.
l.. M v. 30--6.
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HEcHoS Y DlcHoS.
CrOniQuilla del dia.


El Professor don Ricardo Mar
vaez, iujustamente Irocesado de-
clarado inocer te por el Tribunal
americana, ha marchado hoy para
su residencia de Mameyes, Rio
Grande.
El sef1or Nsrvaez no puede re-
clamar danes = perjuicios al CONT.
mental que le denunci6, porque el
tai, no tiene EN- que caerse muerto.
Y tiene one llevar & cuestas
todos los gastos que hizo, molestias
en- viajes y la pesadumbre de estar
bajo ell peso de una acusaci6n que
da raputaci6n.
Mua ho oio pues, con los. que no
tienen con que responder a sus in
jurias.
va escribieron les lbs &C misic
nados.
Cuentan y 70 acaban de 10 mu
cho que han condo y de 10 mucho
que han admirado en- los Estados
Unidos.
Y amenazsn con seguir contain
do, cuando regresen; pues las mara
villas del nuevo mundo, no son para
descritas en- una carta de familla.
90
sQue grandes son los Estados
Unidos, en- los Estados Unidos> ....!
PAlabrss de Balasquides, con-
templando Ell rio desde Ell Puelte de
Bro kiyn.
<Que pequef1os SON los Estados
Unidos en- Puerto Rico, Cuba y FL
lipiuas.,
Palabras del eminente abog ado
don Luis Cueto contemplando Ell rio
Caguitas desee ell Puente de las da.
mas.
Han visto ustedes Ell Boston
Herald?
Bien: entonces podemos hablar.
sQue les parece de aquel retEato
de nuestro querido amigo don Ma
nuel Fernandez JuncosP
No es un abuse 10 que han hecho
con ell Secretario de la Camara de
Comercio?
~ 10 de BaIasquides?
Green ustedes que aquella barri.
ga corresponds al cuerLo, que tenfa
en- Puerto Rico, ell simpatico tesore
70 de Ia Camara de Comercio?
No 90 possible; Por mucho que
haya comido; aquella barriga no es
la barriga de 8slasquides.
Aquf he habido muy mala inter.
ci6n herror lamentable por parte
de los editores del Boston Herald.
Es precise aclarar ESQ dejando
cada barriga en- su lugar.
Lo exigen de consume, Ia serie-
dad de Ia comision y 81 prestigio de
la Camara de Concrete.
Por nenos que ESQ. 8 fuaron q
las manos ano che, dos estimados
amigos nuestros, que tienen fama de
pac1ficos y bien educados.
La barriga es cosa muy delica-
da, sef1ores del eBoston Heralds.
90
Ell viejo repdbico don Francisco
Pi Y Marg II esta asombrado por Ia
conducta ce los anarqu;stss de &C
ci6n. Asf 10 ce en- ell <Heraldo de
Paris.
Esq afan de acabar con todos
les Jefes de Estado y esa indifsren-
cia con que dessfan la muerte, le
pore los pelcs de pnnta al ilustre
Jefe del PArtido federal, federal es-
paf1ol Sc entiende!
Don Francisco teme, por la
suerte que puede cabsrle al fntu'o
Presidente de Ia Repdblica Espaf1o-
LN,A@ law - ~
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s1s profundos conocimientos nnmeri
cos posee una letra sque le permite
dar an aspe;to pre- cioso a todos sus
trabajos, undo esto q Ia claridad
les imprime que permits en POGO
tempo Yer ell estado genersl de to
do cuanto Sc relaciona con ell estado
del municipio.
Carlos.
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NOTlClAS P0R GABLE
sERVICIo DIREcTo DE NEW-YoRk
Diplomacia espanola
obtiene un triunfo
onppr AEAppI1rnnn
sOBRE MARRUECOs.
Ell Sultan pagara Espana treinta y un
mil pesos de indemnizaci0n.

New York Novbre. | l-3o P. M.
Dicen de Madrid que la recla-
macion que hizo Espana a Marine
cos por la via diplomatica, con mo-
two de 10 ocurrido con los sdbdtos
espanoles y las kabilas, ha tenido
un exito satisfactorio.
El Sultan ha convenido en- pa
gar q Espana la indemnizaci6n de
treinta y un mil pesos que recla-
mo.
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Terrible combate
entire fuerzas inglesas
YLAS DEL, GENERAL, BOTHA.
Ofciales ingIeses muertos y muchos pri
sioneros La situacion de los ingleses

New York Novbre. l-3o NJ.
Dicen de Lorenzo MARQUEE que
Sc ha librado un terrible combate,
entire fuerzas inglesas en- ndmero
considerable y las del General Ro-
ths, del que resultaron tres oficiales
ingleses muertos y muchos solda-
dos prisioneros.
Estos dicen que la situacion de
Kitchener por falta de refuerzos es
insostenible.
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Infanteria dispuest ia
para salir en- seguida
PARA Ell SUR DE AFRICA.
Sc enviaran todos los refuerzos que p
da Kitchener. n

New York Novbre. | l-3O P M.
Dicen de Londres que Ell De :
partamento de la Guerra tiene dis
puesta toda la infanterfa para sa-
LII !nmediatamente para el Sur de
Africa.
FL Gobierno ingles esta dis
puesto enviar al Afric todo los
refuerzos que Kitchener conside-
re necerarios para soneter ell Trans
vaal.
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La comision quo ha de entender
en- 10 relative q la sus ;ripci6n para
levantar en- Els oaf1a, un monu nento
que honra la memoria del valiente
marino Villamil, se reuni6 aver en-
los salones del BAnco Agricola
acordando enviar 4. los compatriotas
residences en- esta Capital y Ia Isla,
la circular remitida por Ell Consejo
de Castropol, con objeto de que SO
suscriban con Ia cantidad que de-
seen.
La refe ida circular ira frnaia
por t. dos les individuos que consti
tny an la Junta de esta C,pital
La Emulsion de Scott merece
con justicia ell alto ooncepto en- que
la tiene la profession medica. Asf 10
reconoce Ell habil inteligente doc :
tor don Florencio Villnendas, de
Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico,
He aqu1 sus propias palabras:
<La Emulsion de Scott es un
preparado excelente justamente
conceptuado asf por tcdos los medi
cos,
DR.. Florencio Villuan1as.
Medico Titular de Juana Diaz
Ramon R6ura Owen,
AVOCADO.
Ha trss adado su estud 10 Y la
Note RI 4 a Ia Gale de Me1dez Vigo
ne 80 Maya gaez
Sc ha separado del partido Re-
publicano don Rodulfo Figueroa de
Ponce,
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Comislon de Pto. Rico
trabaja por obtener
DECLARATION TERRITORIO.
Dicen que Puerto Rico estara pronto on
condolences de ser Estado de la Union,

New York Novbre. l l-3O P NJ.
La comision puertorriquena que
vista los Estados de la Union es-
ta hacienda grandes trabajos para
obtener la admission de la isla como
territoFio organizado.
Los comisionados aseguran que
la isla estara pronto en- condicio-
nes de ser Estado de la Union,
Sc cree que en- la pr6xima le-
gislatura sera sometida esta cues
ton a la deliberaci6n del Congreso.
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En- ell CenlenteriO.

De muy buen gusto resulta Ia
corona aleg6rica con que la Coloria
espafl olastiene adornados los nichos
de las victimas del Terror, con senti
da dadicatolia a nombre de sus ma
dres y esposas.
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INTERESANTE.

Los aspirantes a maestros que
piensen examinarse en- E zero, ten
dram una cia diaria de dos horss
por 81 al mes
Algebrs, Geometrfs y Fisiologfa
$5 al mes Pago adelantado.
Cristo 26
ais IL Ana Roqa4e
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Las tropas inglesas
denuestran gran slmpatla
POR Ell GENERAL BULLER.
Els freneticamente aclamado al pasar
Dor ell frente de su casa

New York Novbre. | l-3O P. NJ.
Despachos de Londres dicen que
las tropas demuestran grandes sim
patlas hacia ell General Butler, VIC
toreandole y aclamandole al pasar
por SUI casa.
Los soldados llevaban ell retr ato
del Boulanger ingles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-01
Jose SalgadO Gimenez.
DENTISTA


Una sonora francesa reciblda
en- Is Universidad de Paris, con
mucEn amos De practica en- la ense-
fiapza. desea dar c!ases de frances
y espanol q domicilio.
Dirigirse q Margarita M. de Gu'
tierraz, Fortale,a n, segundo pi-
So
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-01

Los colomb.anos rebel1es han
triunfado en- Tumaco. Sc apcdera-
ron del castillo liamado del <Morro,.
tomando possession de un cons'dera.
BILE udmero de rifles ? pertrechos de
guerra. Nal anda la c. 50 por Tuna