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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-01

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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-01

The size of personal greatness de-
Ponds almost entirely upon the point Of
view. - .~" e.. s--.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-01

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken OF as
q cough cure.-J. w. oBRIEN, s2s Third Ave-,
NJ. Minneapolis. Mimi, Jan. g. 1900
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-01

Australia consumes more meat than
any other country.
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Pile and Fistnla Cura.

Sample treatment of our Red Cross Pile and
t1stula Cure and book explaining cause and cure
Plles, sent free to any address for four cents in
stamps. Rea Bros. & Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-01
The Ynsno1lte NTnra.

MY face is my. fortune. SIR she
said. 855 b
That's very plain, 4 said he. Gleve-
land Plain Dealer. h 81 553
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-01

The newest thing in medical science is
the Oscillation cure"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-01
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4 x aSg-A1EgzaA slASassss>.2sSylQEHz 50 =
who hides beneath roof to-day. $ss
Il If he may set his foot abroad
Along the Woodsy outland way,
Is little better than ciod!
There Is no thing in all the land .5
That does not seem articulate;
The grasses smile, and understand n
The vireo calling to his mate.
Tall pine-tops unto pine-tops breathe
In sighfngs murmurOus as the sea-;
And through the birchen copse beneath
There runs a fiuting harmony.
In the half-dusks of tangled green
= The pale Wild-rose' censor burns,
And In each hollow may be seen
The fragile laceries of the ferns.
While over ALL for all to share,
Placid and pure and wide and high,
Mist-winnowed by the searching air,
! Broods motherly Gods open sky. 81
Then grip the .oak-staff, We who may,
And set the pilgrim foot abroad! E$
Who willing bides within to-day
Is little better than a clod! S5 AgG ss4s
B. = -.sT-a. Be- Is FL t.-ClintOn# ScOllard-
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Halls Catarrh Cure re-
Is taken internally. Price, 75c. d
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-11

II IL reported that oil the railroads
of the country are going 10 put the
newsbOys on the trains. Too bad In.
deed. How will the pious deacon,
when he II going away from home on
q quiet little frolic, manage to buy u
''Sapho," 1.-The Sultan's FavOrite"
or Tales of The Tenderloin," ar
what will the young gen, do for pea.
nuts. candy or popcorn when he Is out
with his best girl on u Sunday excur-
siOny Hard hearted railroad mana
gers should be suppressed. -Lexing.
ton Intelligencer.
DR.. B. NJ. Spots. who has been ut
tending lectures and taking u course
Ia surgery in New York city for "
or three months, arrived In Washing
ton Saturday. where he spent Sunday,
reaching this city Wednesday. The
doctor will with his family. who have
been spending the winter with Robert
Campbell and wife, occupy the resi-.
dence on South Odell avenue now Occu-
pied by Thomas GIL Of the New York
Store. The REPUBLICAN welcomes the
doctor and family 70 city.
Rev. Chss. u. Thomas, pastor ~
the First Presbyterian church Of Mar.
shall. will preach At the Presbyterian
church here, both morning and even
ing. Jan, 18th, 1901, Ut which time
communion service will le held 1T the
church. Rev. &. &. Mckinney will
preach In the First Presbyterian
, church Of Marshall on thai sabbath.
Malta Bend Qui Vive.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-11
WORNCy
HARD

For q living. He he's 10. He mus2
SNAKE hay while the sun shines," no
matter how he feels. The result IL over.
work. The stomach usually gives the
first sign Of strain. The organs Of digcs-
ton and nutrition are deranged. Food
does not nouish. indigestion appean.
In such Q case Dr.. Pieree's Golden Med
ical Discovery r~e-establishes the health
BY complete cure Of the diseased organs
Of digestion and nutrition. II cleanscs
the stomach. pur6es the blood and re.
moves the causes Of disease. II 10 Q
Temperance medicine. and contains no
whisky nor alcohol.
~ was troubled With iudigesltou Sos about two
years. wrtes WIN. Bowkes, ESQ. Of J~uiiaette,
faiah Co. Idaho. II tried din nj doctors and
remedies bot 10 no avail, sshi J. m,cNs 10 IN.
Rr,os and ne told me what 10 do. ] suffered
with . pain In my stomach and tcN side and
Thought Il would Kill me. ! am glad TO write and
LET you know that ] an ell right. can do my
vosk nov without paiu and ] don't have that
tired feeling that I used 20 have. Five bottles of
Or. p4erce's Golden Medtcai Discovery and two
walls Of his Pleasant reitets' cured me-"
Sick people can consult Dr.. Pierce by
letter free. All correspondence private.
Address Dr. r. v. Pierce. Buffalo. n. y.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-11
LOCAL IN BRIEF.

Miss Dolly vensble, Of slater, vas
the guest Of friends In Marshall Sat.
urday.
Gus Mayer wss absent several days
this week from the store on account Of
sickness.
Mrs. A.. q. Hesket and Miss Helen
Fisher, are guests Of Mrs. A. r. Smith
1t Malta Bend.
Miss Nettie Fry. who has been trim.
ming for . millinery establishment In
Mississippi Ia home until spring.
Miss Fannie Cordell and Mrs. q.
A. Richsrt Of Blackburn, attended
the play ~ the opera house Saturday
night.
Miss Flora Crouch has returned
from o. extended visit to Mrs. Frank
Jones and other relatives 1t 81.
Louis.
Rev. Il. Il. Ward returned from
Jefferson City last Thursday very III.
and Is still quite sick ~ his home on
College Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Clemmens left We'd
nesday for Jefferson City, where she
has accepted . clerkship under Hon.
NJ. w. Hall.
Mrs. J. w. Blackburn living ten
miles north Of Marshall. was In shop
ping Monday. She WAS accompanied
by Miss Csrprnter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiles Lacy Of Kansas
City and Mrs. Reid Of Drexel. Mo-.
were guests several days this week of
Mrs. A. y. Lscy on Odell.
Mrs. Thomas Smith and daughter.
Mary. Of Nsptou. and James McAllir.
ter, Of the Shelby School neighbOr.
hood. were guests 81 Judge william
Nsp,on and family saturday.
william Holmes Of Kansas City,
was In Marshall Friday. He was en-
route To Nelson where he was called
On account Of the serious illness III
his sister. Mrs. Richard Travis.
Mrs. Frank Henderson. of Glasgow.
and daughter, Miss Susie, who IL ste-
~nOgrspher for Brown 4 Starkey, oi
Cincinnati, the guests III Mrs. May
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-11
MARSHALL :: REPUBLICAN,.
Oresr. left this week for Glasgow.

Oresr. left this week for Glasgow.
c. w. Grimm, Of Nevsds, was in
Marshall Sunday and returned Mon.
day with Frank Campbell 10 the
asylum, he having only been allowed
. brief visit 70 his family In this city.
John n. Miller conductor on the
local freight between Kansas City and
Slater, vas killed In . wreck hear
Hastings, Colorado, last Wednesday,
Jan. 2. A wife and Two children are
left.
Mrs. Roy Allison returned Sstur.
day night from Kansas City, where
she spent some two weeks st the bed
side Of her father, John Conway, who
has been quite sick. hut has recov.
cred.
Mrs. Leverette Leonard and daugh.
ter. Miss Edith. c~harmingly enter.
tanned the following persons at din.
ner recently: w. .. Huston and wife.
Miss Louise Noble and Rev. J. +.
kemper.
Mrs. I. N. Seargeant and son, Ches.
ter, will leave this week for Colorado
springs and may visit relatives In Ar.
izona before returning home. They
expect To be away the remainder of
the winter.
Mrs. W. A. Beatty left Sunday
morning for Jacksonville and 81.
Louis for . visit 70 relatives. The
children remained st home with their
father. W. A. Beatty whO IL here On
his vacation.
Rev. w. T. Mcclure and wife enter.
tsined the following persons At dinner
recently: Rev. J. w. Howell. wife
and daughter, Frances. Mrs. Hill oi
Kansas City. DR.. RAIDER ~ Denver
and Mrs. Bewley aud son. Pierce.
w. NJ. Gulager and brother. John.
the guests II u. Is. Taylor and fam.
lily, have returned Ia their home ut
Talleqush, Indian Territory. Mrs.
GulSger will spend several weeks with
her parents before returning home.
Harry Osborn. III G~allstin. left sun.
day for Atlanta. Ca. after u pleasant
visit IA his sister. Mrs. y. W. Armen.
.-. T. -ltt-- -. g.. a..
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-11
To Cure q Gold iu 0us Day.

Take Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II IL fails tn cure. T.. w. Groves sig
nature Is on each box. Pie.
The Marshall republican., 1901-01-11
ed exclusively to the furniture trade.


Miss Hale left Monday morning for
st. Louis taking with her the plans OF
the colony Of the Feeble Minded and
Epleptic Institution which she will
show u the conference Of charities
that meets In 81. Louis on Thursday.
Rev. c. r. Thomas filled his pulpit
on sunday morning at the Presbyte.
rian church and preached for the Mel.
son people on Sunday night, when his
pulpit here Was filed by DR.. l.. r.
Bowen. who preached an excellent .er.
mon.
We IRE glad 10 note that u. Gaines
Robertson, Of the county, has about
recovered from his injuries, received
recently from his horse, . chronic
kicker, who took his spite out on his
master, making several very painful
bruises.
A telegram was received Monday
morning from J. A. Hatch, Of Kansas
City. by his daughter. Mrs. A. A.
vauAusdsle Of this city, stating her
mother was very III. Mrs. vanAus.
dale left on the $40 G. h A. Tor Kan.
sas City.
A letter from Judd Parrish recently.
who is out West, says ne spent two
days with our old friend. X X. Mayer
In Denver. found him well and enjoy.
Ing life In the West. Tie also visited
his cousin. Mrs. Z. A. Wherry ut
Ogden, Utah.
Miss Agnes Spencer entertained the
following persons 1t % elegant course
dinner st her home on West Eastwood
Friday evening: MIR. and Mrs. q. II.
Hisle and children Of Kentucky. Miss
Willene Sphsr. DR.. l.. T.. Bowen and
daughter. Miss Lillian.
Bertis Price and wife came down
from Blackburn Saturday night aud
spent Sunday with Judge Sparks aud
family. Mr.. Price left Monday for
81. Louis, Mrs. Price not being we'll,
remaining In Marshall until she was
able to undertake the trip. .
Miss Willie Wheeler left last week
for Boonville To attend Megquier Sem.
mary and will read the MARSHALL.
REPUBLICAN while away. She was
accompanied by her brother James,
who Ii attending kemper School and
spent the holidays ut his home In
HerndOn.
Tho will Of the late Is. +. Burkhesd,
whose widow died In this city recently,
left the income Of his estate In trust
for the purpose Of educating young
ministers Of the Cumberland Presby.
terrain church. The estate IL valued 1t
eight Or ten thousand dollars and IL
invested In productive properties.
Mr.. Hsrbaugh, who csme 80 near
dying with typhoid fever 10 this city
last September has fully recovered
his health and has again resumed his
position In the Office Of the Missouri
Il Kansas telephone lines In this city,
and Eddins McMsth who has been In
charge has returned tn his home In
Kansas City.
Rev. Is. 7. Wharton returned We'd
nesday from Ellittsville, Ind, where
he was called on accOunt Of the death
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04

PERI0DIC0S,

<The San Juan News. .-Aunque
reconoce la utilidad 6 infuencia de
Ia Camara de Comercio cree que de-:
biera existir una sociedad de agri-
cultura v comercio.
Gel Pafs.-Reproduce un artfcu
10 sobre emigration que convene
lean nuestros campesinos.
<Heraldo Espaf1ol. .-Dedica ell
editorial & Gel Mundo latino, gran
publication que dirije en- Espaf1a el
sef1or Madue1o.
<Boletfn Observation-Disclosures
de la union de razas, DICE: la alianza
de latinos y sajones, es impossible,
el aceite y el* aqua no pueden jun.
tarse, y por otra parte dde quien 81.
NO dc los Estados Unidos pueden te
mer una aggression esos pueblos her
manos?
Ella Opini6n,-Con motive de
los sucesos del hospital de Ponce
publica un extracto del testamento
de don Valentfn Tricoche.
Gel Diario de Pioneer
que en- Puerto Rico hay muchos in.
dependencies desligados de los par
tidos pol1ticos que no 10 son en- el
.fondo y existen tambien u1os pccos
republicanos que 10 son dnicamente
en- la apariencia.
Puede contarse Ell n1mero de
los que guardian una reserva absolu
ia y correcta, sir inclinar 4 un lado
nj a otro ell tiel de Ia balanza: de los
que son en- realidad Independence.
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Un buen GObernadOr.

Los cablegramas recibidos Ano.
che por ell <Boletins y el <San Juan
New,, comunican la noticia de Ia
renuncia de Mr. Allen, como Gober.
nador. Parece que, aunque NADIA Sc
ha dicho en- Iconcreto, y hasta Sc h0
dicho todo 10 contrario, la renuncia
es cierta, y que hay varios candida
toos para ell cargo.
Ell nombramiento de una perso.
ma extraf1a & Ia isla serfa de efectos
detestables: Cualquiera de los miem
bros del presente gabinete insular
serfa mejor que nadie para ell desem
peno de la elevada posici6n de Go.
bernador, porque le abonarfa 81 c.
Docimiento que va tiene de las condi
clones y circunstancias de la isla.
Pero entire todos Jos altos funcio
narios de la actual administration,
ninguno. q nuestro juic1c, esta me
jor dotado y serfa mas del agrado
del pneblo puertorriquel1o que Mr.
W, a: Elliott, que lleva cerca de 3
amos en- la isla, que Ia conoce palmo
q palmo, mejor que muchos nativos
que Green conocer bien a su pats, y
que ha demostrado siempre, en- sus
gestiones oficiales, ser un hombre de
clara inteligencia, recGo criterio y
buena voluntad.
El nombramiento de Mr. Elliott
serfa la mejor garant1a que tendrfa
Pto Rico para el faturo fomento de
las carreteras y trabajos p6blicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04
NEW-YORK MARKET, TO DAY
i,COMP0NTE?

De un hecho verdadera % ente
censurable SO acusa q la Policia in
sula: practicandose las oportunas
diligencias en- averiguaci6n de los
hechos.
Del rumor pdblico que recoge-
mos a tftulo de information SO des'
prende 10 siguiente:
Al individuo Miguel Rios le fue.
ron robados tres dollars, hecho que
denunci6 a los Policias lnsulares
Francisco Salas y Andres Medina
que prestaban servicios en- Pta de
TERRA, manifestandoles que tenia
sospechas de los individuos Martin
Rubio, Sebastian Apglero y Fran
cisco Andrade quienes Sc dice fue.
ron amarrados y castigadus ruda-
mente con ell rotten de cuyos golpes
fueron curados en- ell cuarto de So
corro
Tan pronto el Sr Berries tuvo
noticia del suceso redujo a prisi6n
los citados guardias y prccede' con
ell sargento Sr La Rosa a la averi'
guaci6n de los hechos para someter
los guardias al correspondence con.
sejo de guerra.
Martin Rubio presenta una heri.
da contusa de cuatro centfmetros en-
ell frontal de car&cter leve.
Francisco Andrade, algunas
contusiones en- la region intercos
tai y brazo derecho. Sebastian An
glero una confusion en- ell brazo il
quierdo de caracter leve
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04

Marca xBolivar, cajas de 10 grre-.
sas, cajeta tamano grande incluso Sc
llos a $54en 0ro
corriente <54 &
Marca xEstrell damigera> de l
gruesaS:
Cajeta tamafo grande incluso orc
llOS $5-S5 en- Sc
Sc venden en- la calle de Tetuau
mum. 81.
Pnerto-Rico IL Octubre de 1900
Ms 2C-34
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Cablegra1naS de hoy.
SERVICI0 ESPECIAL
DE
"La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico. :"
NEW YORK ABRIL 4-l9Ol.
(Recibido a las II 20 A. NJ
New York 4.
NEW YORK ABRIL 4-l9Ol.

Llegan noticias de Pretoria
anunciando que ell hermano del ge'
neral Groblars en- union de doscien.
tos beers Sc han rendido al Coronel
ingles Plumer, en- Rochberg, des
pues de una ruda resistencia.
Comuucan de Londres que las
tropas britanicas SO han apoderado
de un camparento boer, sobre ell
que cayeron de improvisol
Despachos de Lipervool parti
cipan que los concentrates do aque
LA ciudad han Lfrecido mil libras
esterlinas de regalfa al que lleve &
efecto la captura del Geneneral De
Weet.
Avisan de Washington, que SO
gun noticias recibidas de Manila el
ex generalfsimo Ag guinaldo esta pre-.
parando un Manifesto que dirijs a
sus compatriotas tilipinos para que
terminen las hostilidades, poniendo
Il la rebellion
Comunican de Madrid, que 81
gobierno espanol, en- comm emora
cion del dia de maf1ana (Viernes
Santo), indulta del castigo de muer
te, los seLtenciados q esta pena
sin ecepci6n.
Dicen de Londres que "a nueva
triple alianza ha fracasado; pero q.
este no obstante, Iuglaterra ell j a =
p6n, obraran de acuerdo.
MercadO de New-Y0rk, hoy.
Harina de Trigo <El Gigantic,
1885 saco.
Harina de maiz sGolden Maize,
~. 30 saco.
Forage de Schumacher 81 80
saco.
Tocino de Norton $16.5O barril:
Jamones $S las Glen libras.
Salchichones de ) - 5 1880
Manteca corriente 3 5,75 las 100
llbras.
Manteca pura i g las 100 lib
bras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04

AL empezar el finado siglo los
Estados Uuidos abarcaban una ex'
tension de 815, 244 millas cuadradas.
y en- los comienzos del actual nuen-
tan con un territorio de 3, 768 521 de
millas cuadradas, 6 sean, pr6xima'
mente, tres millones de aumento EN-
dicha medida superficial, que es
cuanto hay que decir del ensanche
de una naci6n en- el perfodo de Glen
amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04
COnferenCia d ben6fiCi0
de la sociedad "Auxilio a la mule ~

de la sociedad "Auxilio a la mule :"
Ell Doctor M. G.. Brumbaugh,
comisionadu de instruction dara una
conferencia ell dia de Abril y hora
de las de la noche, en- ell Ateneo.
Ell tema serA <Una hora con Sha
kespeare., La conferencia sera ira
ducida al espaf1ol.
La pequef1a supa de 25 cts Sc
exigira por la entrada.
Las Sras Sc complaceran con la
asistencia de todos aquellos que Sc
interesen en- su empresa, y les pro.
porcionara la OCCASION de DIR al DR.
Brumbsugh en- una de sus mejores
conferencias.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de periodicos g. $2 40 al quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04
a / ira Ahma a

Merchants from Liverpool are
reported by recent dispatch to have
offered one thousand pounds as
reward for the capture of General
De Wett.
Information from Washington
report that according to news re-
ceived from Manila the ex-chief
Aguinaldo is preparing manifesto
to be issued to his countrymen the
Filipinos exhorting them to cease
their hostilities, thus ending the
rebellion.
Advises from Madrid give in
telligence that the Spanish Govern
ment in comnemoration of good
friday has directed the commuta-
ton Of death sentences without
exception.
From London it is reported that
the danger Of the triple alliance is
no longer entertained, as it has
collapsed although England and
Japan are acting in harmony.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04
NUEV.A NOTARTA.

Anexandola estudio de abogado ha alberto
Hermnio D1az Navarro una o6cina notarial en- es@a
ciudad, calle de la Fortaleza n1mero 40 Mirador,
hacienda presente que como Abogado como No
taro puede prestar sus servicios en- toda la 1sla.
San Juan 10 de Mario de 1901.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04
M0VIMIENT0
De VAP0RES.

Cubano <Marfa Herrera.
dr& el del corriente por 10 tarde,
para Habana y escalas, suprimiendo
las de Gibara y Baracoa.
Americana ,Philadelphia,-sal
dra de New York para este ell 6 del
corriente y Sc despachara para la
Guaira, Puerto Cabello y Curacao
el ~.
Americana Caracas, New
York saldra ell II del que rige.
Espaf1ol <Pto Rico, -Debe haber sa
lido de Barcelona ell 12 del actual con
escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz
Canarias para este puerto, Maya
g0e7, Ponce, Habana y Santiago de
Cuba.
Goleta amer. <Edwar Hight,-
. Debe naber salido del puerto de New
York 81 el1a 20 del corriente con rum
DO este.
Americana <San Juan,-El 80
del corriente saldr& de New York
para esta.
Frances <Ville de Marseille,
Sc aguarda ell 8 del corriente proce
dente del Havre via St Thomas
Sc despachara para Puerto Plata.
CAMBIOS.
Muy encalmada ia solicitud de
papel y cierran fojos los siguientes
tipos:
Londres sIv 483a $4,909..
New York dIv ala par
Paris dlv 2.5O& 2.6O % D.
Espaf1a 8 DIV ~ % D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04
AL PUBLIC|0.

Con ell fin de evitar los des6fde
nes que pudiera traer consigo la ira
dicional. costumbre de sacar y pa
scar Judas por las Gales de esta ciu
dad, el Sabado de Resurrection, Sc
dictan las siguientes disposiciones:
1Q-Queda proEibida 10 exposi
ci6n de maniqufes por las Gales y
pla1as de Ia ciudad = sus contornos.
2o-No Sc peTmitir8 manifesto
ci6n grotesca, ruidosa g. sdesordena-
da que cause molestias al lvecindario
Y s los transenntes & A las institucio
nes civiles = religiosas.
Los infractores seran denuncia
dos por Ia policla y juzgados por el
Tribunal correspondents.
San Juan P. R. 2 .Abfil de 1901.
i M: EGOZCUE
: Alcalde de Ia Giudad. +
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D" Juana Cebrian de MatienZ0
Falleeio en- San Juan ell 8 de Abril
de 1900.
Las mtsas que Sc celebren ell Ia.
nes 8 del actual, de siete & ocho de
10 maf1ana, en- las Iglesias Cathedral,
San Francisco. San Jose, Santa Ana
y Santurce, seran aplicadas por el
eterno descanso de su alma.
Sc invita- q los amigos por 81 Sc
d!gnan concurrir a estos piadosos
actos:
Pto Rico Abril de 1901:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04
N0TICIAS.

Sc sgu arda cou impaciencia la
llegada del Gobernador Allen a
New York, por comentarse mucho
Ia noticia de haber este telegrafiado
q Washington antes de embarcar, de
que iba q preseEtar su renuncia, por
haber cumplido su mission de d jar
organizado en- esta isla ell Gobierno
Civil.
La compa1ia puertorriquena
que dirige ell Sr Carreras pondrase
escena, ell domingo de pascua las
aplaudidas zarzuelas "Marcha de
Cadiz" y Gel monaguillo" en- combi
naci6n con ell Polifono
ESCUELA DE TAQUIGRAFIA
EsPANOLA e INGLEsA
MARIO S. GElGEL SO Fortolezu
Sc manifesto al alcalde de
San Juan que con motive del nom
bramiento de don Carlos Franco pa
ra Juez asociado de Ponce queda va
cante ell cargo de Juez municipal de
Cathedral, para que de cuenta al
~ s~A'ssnAAoAVO 90 AOuOAS SuC0
sOr.
Las papeletas para la rifs de
dos Objetos de Artes en- ell bale de
carload del 13 del corriente, Sc ex,
pender&n a diez centavos cada una
Doce sef1oritas de nueetra huena so.
ciedad, son las encargadas de la ven
ia. y estan va designadas por al pre-
a 1o1 aonoif<
Lopez.
Por amenazar q Isabel Duran
la sido condenado' dos dias de
arresto Gregorio Cubertier.
A don Manuel Fuertes le han
impuesto una multa de 20 dollars
por lmpiar una letrina sin ell permi'
so correspondence.
Sc ha concedido un plazo bre
We don Juan Piza para que desa
paresca una teneria de su propiedad
que tiene en- la Marina. -
Por ell Departmental de Justi
cia Sc ha pedido al Secretario del
Tribunal de Distrito de Ponce, CO.
pia, de la sentencia dictada por este
tribunal en- 1899 contra Santiago
Melendez Quesaea autoy del robo,
hecho Ia senora Eugenia Casar,
Viuda de Marquee
Por la oficins del Fiscal Gene
raj, Sc particips al Tribunal de Dis.
trito de Humacao, que don Angel
Fernandez Umpierre nombrado in
terprete de dicho Tribunal, no po-
dr6 tomar possession de So cargo has
ia el 8 del corriente.
Los campesinos de la Colonia
del Cato q Sc habian reunido a los
beers Sc han retirado sus hogares,
y los africanders estan muy descon'
tentos con 10 prolongaci6n de la
guerra
El Jues municipal de Hatillo
ha nombrado Secretsrio de aquel
tribunal & don Miguel Sanchez Cube
10 y ell de Barranq uitas don Miguel
Santini Rivera y Ell de catedral q
don Emilio Montilla.
Sc ha concedido Ia licencia de
ocho dias, al Juez Municipal de San
German.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-04

Sc ha concedido Ia licencia de
ocho dias, al Juez Municipal de San
German.