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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
Medium and Palmist.

Mrs Adams roa Is your cntllc llf" My
rowtr unsurpassed. Ca!i and be convinced:
take no mproy until ptrscctysal 'ie l. GJj
asst lltk street. 15l-im|
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

The following pet sonal property: horses;
No 1t harley. dalp pc gray horse Sytnrs
Old weighs about LOO pounds good worker
or driver. sound aud NJ. right
No 2-Jack blnck horse. y years old sound
Nh all = ght; goo work horse and driver,
lois of style, god taddi er.
10. 8 Ball. bay mare yeVrS old; weight
about 10 , pounds; g od work mare.
| NJ. 4-FioI ence. sorrel mare coming years
old sound and Mi right and an extra good
| light driver.
Wagons 8 spar spr ing b,ggie.. surrey In
| good order. harness, robes and waips horse
cart aud har ne4s
Terms-- II sums OF So and un der cash;
over that credit of . months by givin bank.
.ble no y. W ith approved endorsor; y per cent
off for cash. hARHx l. 0lLLtS.
+, Z. Stidham, Auc. 1s6ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

TOR RENT-IoUSE No. . Il. sth 81. Z
J. rooms und bah. Apply 7Jj Frrlch ST.
f2G-ilT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01

Among tiIs lot arc some clos matched
tenm~ heavy andlight draft horses and 2ool
general purpose horses, M u several extra
coed drivers. / bay mare d cars Ola. stand.
ard bred, can trot n mile in 40 family
broke and the making o. n groat mare. ANY
ole WANT ga littl ced Or litt & money
should rot miss her RS he can TO this hrt
sure | his !. an extra good lot oi horses
md wcstny tho attent 10 II of any one want.
!hg u good sound horse.
Eve horse to cas- renrrs N to I or no sale.
Old horse taken IN ex "hangu, Sale positive.
Also 2 pairs OF mules At Drvate sale. ~ days
ere lit. - -
JESTER Il MCDANIEL.
&c. Stilham, Auc. f274rd 1tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-01
WANTED.

yh!ANTED-A WHITE DIRT FCR GEN
w eral housework in u family OF Y. at No.
500 Washington street. tal.H
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27
coRBETr ON THE STAND.
Former Pugilistie Champion Examined
In Proceedings For Debt Before
a New York Court.

New York-James J. Corbett, the
former champion heavy weight pugilist,
was summoned before the supreme
court for examination on an unpaid
judgment of 1923 40 against him. That
Judgment was IN favor Of the anti
Saloon league, although technically in
the name of the superintendent, John
%. A. Henry. 1t consisted of costs in
Cured by she league in taking away
Corbett's license for the saloon he
formerly kept at Thirty fourth street
and Broadway.
"But Oh, no." he said, before the
examination, Il don't pay this sort of
graft, nohow; not on your life. Never.
L pay all my debts, but this is rubbing
it IN, sure enough"
H. Clifford Spur, in behalf of tn.
league, questioned Corbett.
Il live at various hotels, the pugilisi
said; a travel good deal. I have NJ.
present occupation"
"What personal property do you
own?"
Il don't own any outside of my
clothing"
"Did you ever own any diamonds?"
"NO. 1 never wore any. 1 think
they are vulgar. I have had lots Of
dismonds given to me, but I always
turned them over to my wife. haven't
owned a watch in six months. los
the last one. Don't know where it went.
1 haven't owned real estate in two
years. I sold my equity in the last
house I owned for $4,000
sHow did you invest that money!"
81 didn't invest it. lived pretty
fast clip. L gambled, played the races,
I entertained my friends. What's
81, 600? That's nothing to me. have
spent ten times $4,000 in a short time
Why, $4,000 don't last me six months.
It's a mere bagatelle to me-"
Have you any of that $4,000 left?T
sWhat? You don't think ,OOC
would last me that Iong?"
"How much money have you now?"
@None"
Corbett said his hotel bills we're PAID
with bis wifeis money. He added thai
appendicitis and supplementary pro
ceedings were fashionable diseases
now. Corbett said further:
81 got abo1t Loo bum checks while
I was in business. What's the use try.
ing to collect them? A man who vii
give yOu a 'phony8 check viii never
make good"
The examination was concluded as tC
Corbett. but other witnesses viii Be-
excmined.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27
GO TO BUFFALO.
Father, Brother and Sister OF Ass--ssin
CzoIgosE Leave Cleveland A1scOmpa-
nfed .hr q Detect ~

Cleveland, O., Sept. asp auI Col
gosz, father OF the ass ASSN, accom-
panied by his son, Waltleck, and his
unmarried daughter. victoria. left this
city carly Tuesday for Buhal O. De-
tective jacob Mintz also accom- panied
the party at the request Of the elder
CzOlgOsz, who is IN constant fesa that
an attempt may be made UpO his
LIE, as the result o. his sons 9 -ine-
While No member of the family has
been summoned a witness at. the
trial OF Leon CzoIg Osz. both the fat ner
and son, Waldecl-, declare tn ey y an
offer to testify, but expres sed "a ae
hope that the assassin would Fecei1 =
fun punishment or his act.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27
JUDGE WILSON DEAD.
Senior Counsel for Admiral SchIey in the
Naval Court Inquiry Dies Suddenly
from Acute Indigestion.

Washington, Sept. 25.-The Schley
court Of inquiry was brought to a
sudden termination for the day IS
minutes after converting Tuesday
morning by the announcement of the
sudden death of Judge jeremiah VIII
son, senior counsel for Admiral
Schley. The announcement was made
to the court by Hon. IsidOr Rayner,
assistant counsel, in the following Ian
guage:
81 have very sad announcement
to make to the court. I have just
hear of the death of Judge Wilson.
L left him at ten o'clock this morn
ing, slightly indisposed. was with
him until late Monday night. We have
confirmed the rumor through the
telephone that he has Just died at
the Shoreham hotel, and I would re-
spectfully ask the court, if it meets
with the approval of the court, to
adjourn for to-day"
Admiral Dewey said: II have to an
nounce that owing to the death of
Judge Wilson, of counsel, the court
viii adjourn until Wednesday morn
ing
1t was announced at the court room
that Judge Wilson's death had oc-
occurred at HOS a. m. at the Shore
ham hotel and that it had been due
to acute Indigestion and kidney affec-
ton. The proceedings OF the court
were rendered very brief by the an
nOuncement OF Judge Wilson's death.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27

Canton, o., Sept. 2O.-Out under the
whispering oak trees Of WestIawn
cemetery, IN a uncovered vault, all
but buried in a sIoping hillside, all
that is earthly of William Mckinley
rests. About the fower-strewn
slopes a picket line Of soldiers stands
silent in the shadows.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27

The end OF this third tragedy Of
assassination has come. The pomp
and ceremony attending the burial of
a president of the United States is
now Of the past. The administration
OF the new chief magistrate has be-
gun.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27
Remains of-Abraham Lincoln.

Springfield, H., Sept. 25.-The re-
mains Of Abraham Lincoln VIII soon
be put away for all time, never to
be disturbed again, in accordance
with the wish Of his son, Robert 7.
Lincoln. An excavation Is feet deep
is being made beneath the vault
where they now rest and In this the
casket win be placed.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27

mausoleum stood the new president
Of the United States. The coffin
rested on supports only a hands
reach from him. Then the members
Of the cabinet formed an open line
with him. and members Of the fam
Iy-al save the lone woman who
was In the home under the close
watch Of Dr.. Rixey-gathered near.
Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust
to dust" came the benediction from
the lips Of the venerable Bishop
Joyce.
Cannon Blooms Out It's Amen.
The roar of the cannon echoed
from tie hilltop just above. It came
as a mighty ''amen." Again the
white-haired minister spoke. Again
came the crashing roar Of the salute,
its re7erberations beating on and on
over the hills about the city.
f'TaDs" Sounded by BugIer.
Taps" the saddest call the bugIe
language of the army knows, came
from eight bugles. The last notes
were held until the breath OF the wind
seemed to rob them of life. Away
down the broad street, two miles
away, the marching columns were
still coming. The music of the bands,
muted, 1T seemed, by some giant hand,
came floating to the group about the
vault-''N Nearer, Ny God, to Thee,
Nearer to Thee Once again came the
crash from the guns above.
Door Is Closed Upon Martyr.
the vault. Five infantrymen marched
behind it. A moment passed and the
outer doors were closed. The last
ceremony was over; the third mar
tyred president of the United States
had been committed to God and eter-
nifty. Slowly the marching column
treaded about the crescent road to
the left of the temporary tomb. Then
darkness drew it's veil over all, the
silent guards took their stations, the
cemetery gates were closed.
Never Mourning More Sincere.
That is the bare outline of one of
the most imposing and impressive
funerals ever seen in the United
States. To fill in all its details would
take pages, while to convey an ade-
quate idea of the feature of it all
which was most cOnspicuOus-the
depth and sincerity of the grief dis
played-is beyond words. In that
respect it was the scenes of yesterday
enacted over again with increased
intensity. All along through the
great black lane of people that
stretched from the Mckinley home
to the cemetery-quite two miles
were men and women weeping as
though their own dearest friend was
being borne to the grave.
Every Eye Dim with Tears.
About the tomb itself the outburst
of grief was still more striking. As
the casket was borne into the vault
there was not a member of the cab
met who was not visibly affected,
while several were in tears, with their
handkerchiefs to their eyes. Secretary
Root, although controlling himself to
some degree of outward calm, was
deeply moved, while President Roose-
veIt repeatedly pressed his handker-
chief to his eyes.
viii sleep in Bed of Granite.
Here in this uncovered vault the
remains of President Mckinley viii
lie until they are buried in granite.
There remain now only the plans for
a monument to his memory.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 22.@The
sovereign grand lodge, L .. o. r, has
decided that where a saloon is run
II. connection with hotel the pro-
PrietOr of the hotel shall be regarded
as a saiOOnkeeper and not eligible to
membership IN the order.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27

~ :" . ~ 81 -17--I--- O NY.
Canton, O.. Sept. 20-It has been
Ofhcially announced that Medical In
spector P II. Rixey win be appointed
surgeon general OF the navy, to sue
ceed surgeon General YanReEpen
upon the expiration of the letfer'r
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27

Get fhe Wizards prices on groceries
first, and You viii get them last, be
cause you know a good thing
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-09-27
M'KINLEY AT REST.
Tomb Closed Upon All That Is
Mortal Of Beloved President.

sOrrOwing ThrOngs Follow BODY Of
Slain Executive from Humble
Home at Canton, O.-Vfdovv Tn
able to Be Present.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
BibliOteCa CirCQlante.
C0ndiClOneS generates
que intereSan al pdbliCo

Para tomar libros de la Bibliote
ca circnlante Sc establecsn las ST.
guientes cond clones:
1a Toda pers ora que solicite Ii
bros debera proponer un fla dor que
sea acceptable, q juicio d B bliote
carlo 8 de no ser asf depositara ca
pe der del mismo el impo rte &c la
bra basta So devoluciop
% Ninguna pers ona podra OBJ
tener mss de un libro "a vez.
3s A juicio del Blbliotecario
s gun la obra de que Sc trata y de
acuerdo con ell interesado, Sc fgura
un plszo para Ia lectura de los libros
cusdandese Ell primero de que el
tempo marcsdo ser bsstante am
plio.
As ST depues de transctrrido
Ell tempo marcado para devoluci6n
de un librc de ca e ell pr seed r pro-
rrogar ell plazo Sc c1ncedera este
siempre que ell l citarte 10 uestre
dicho libr 81 B bljotecario para su
Luevo examen.
5S Pusde cons;derarsa res pom
sable para servir ae fade do con-
tribuyente empleado juicio del
Bibliote carlo.
6p Ell que perd;ese un tomo
de una oh a compuesto de vsrias
pagara toia la obra.
Sc ate adera Ell public, de- una q
cuatro de la tsrde y de siete nueve
de Ia noche.
La Biblioteca circula ate Sc ha
declarado alberta desde aver.
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Habla Ell LCdO.
Moreno Calder6n.
Carta a todos

va es del dominic pdblico que
mi Sc me acusa. Que contra mi Sc
han formulado cargos, y que Sc me
ha suspendido en- mi capacidad de
Fiscal de la Corte de Distrito de
Ponce.
Pero 10 que no es del dominic
p1bico, es ell orfgen de aquella acu,
sacion, y el ger nen de aquellos car
gos que motivan la suspension.
Y como nadie ha de decirlO por
mi, he de decirlo 20 para conoci
miento de todos y para que no Sc in
terprete Is prudencia observada por
mi, como miedo que Sc descub "a
la veriad, y mi silencio como remor
dimiento de conciencia.
La obra de Ia acusacion que Sc
levarta contra nj, es falsa. Los car
gos que le sirven de base, son fa'sos
tambien. Els la obra de Ia pc. dia y
la calumnia. Els la obra de la enc
mistad personal de un hombre, apun
talada por las conveniencjas de de-
termina Ia fraction polftica. Els la
obrs, en- fin, de Ia envidia el rem
COL, junto 8 la ambici6n de alguno
la passion politica de otrosl
Yo niego rotundamente los car
gos que Sc me hacen. Yo protssto
con toda energ1a de esa acusaci6n
Y asf, hasta los mas altos pode-
ras, Gnber aativo y Ju iicial. he he
cho llegar mi protests, pidiendo que
SO practiqne con toda actividad una
investigator de los hechos denun-
ciados y una revision de l4 causa q
los motiva.
De esa information que h7 pedi-
do, espero mi reivindicaci6n
De la resoluci6n de los Jaeces
ante quienes acndo, aguardo la res
titucion de M buen nombre, que hoy
quieren poner eu tela de juicio mis-
gratuitos acu sado<es.
Il .sta tanto, pnes, que tai ipfor
macon CON pruebas patentes no sal
ga Ia luz y ha-ta tanto Que recaiga
una resotucion en- tai asunto, spspen
dan su parecer los que dudan guar
den sui jnic q los nombres de bien y
caile el cac0reo molesto de mis- e1emi
gos.
Sirva, por 1ltimo, esta carta de
satisfaction q todos los que me CO.
nocieron de les que mere CT Ell con,
cepto de bueno y hoprado.
A. MORENO CALDERON.
Ponce 2 r.
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Natural nente, Mr.. Layard sapo
ne que ell em rleado en- question, vi
feora de Londres, en- una casita de
q b .rrio extreme. donde ell slquiler
heb 1omedario varfa de r., so Is pc
setss por semana. B em pleado de
Mr. Layard no bebe, fuma poco; es,
en- suna, un empleado modelo!
ST con todss estas cuslidades a.
per ,s sl saI "a, sque diran aque-
los que beben fuman sin exceso,
pero in embargo m.s que nuestro
modelo?
Y no parece qu', IN su pre- su-
rues 0 modelo, Mr.. Layard hays de-
b d cCrtar ademfs con las imperfec
clones rartu -ales del h mbre, hasta
del modesto enplea 10, & quien la 50
die lad moderna pids, SIN embarg O
mas cuaii lades y valor que al mi. 10 {.
mario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
La sonora LugO Vi1a.

Ea ell vapor sSrn Jusn. embar-
a6 aver para los E>tados u id y, s.
ia dfstin guida DANA que va q pss.r
una tenn porada sl lado de su famI-
liza
Ell escsso tempo de que nudo
dispouer sntes oe resolver su viaja
Ia impidieron despedirse pers sansl
mente de sus numerosas amistad las,
encargandonos 10 hagamos en- su
pombre, expresando Ia pena que la
ha ocasionado esta contr ariedad.
Queda com la :ida la nora Lu-
go Vlfa. q quien deseamos un visja
muy feliz y prouto regreso & esta
terra, donde cuenta con grandes
simpat1as por sus relevantes meri-
tts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
NeM-YoRK.

conduce y nos lleva hicia otro ser
. .
Ella, que Sc mostraba tan indi-
ferente y burlona ante las escena 8
de Ia vida, ignoraba Ia fatalidad de
estas leyes.
Ignore por algdn tempo que su.
alma era gemela de otra alma vi
vic en- ell error hasta ell dia en- que
por sorpresa tuvo que rectifcar sus
ideas.
..........a Donde estarfa su
alma gene lar.
....... .Debfan encontrarss s.
encontrarop. El amor Sc puso frer
te q ambos y desviados antes por
senderos ignorados y opuestos des-
de aquel dfa marcharon por ell unico
que debfa conducir su fslicidad.
Pero Dios pone a prueba STEM
pre- las almas grandes Y generosas
y por este solo la felicidRd ha de
conquistarse con algdn sacrifcio!
iQue torturas para su cerebro y
para su coraz6u, cuando Sc encontro
IL SACC q AL 1kLA0 v aCld1h 0t OUIU LII
de de creencias, en- otra fe, e. otra
religion!
iQue esfuerzo terrible el tener
que alejar ell pensamiento, Ell cora
zon y ell espfritn todo de aouel cielo
de luz donde Sc habfan ref sjado las
tiernas y fervorosas ere encias de su
vida!
iA'rancar de su alma una reli-
giol ya vinculada frmemente en-
ella! iVolver espaldas q la fe y la
religion del pasado pa.a mirar de
frente hacia una nueva creencia!
Debia amar y amaba! Sc acer
caban los corazones on el amor, Pc
ro los pensamientos Sc separaban en-
la fe. 80!
Sc entabl6 la lucha entire reli-
gionss ......... iCual vencera?
lVencera la religion del amor?.. j.
M, QUEVEDO BAEz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02
HERM0SO SlTI0
FL ParQue BorinQuen

ALI no falta NADIA. Aire. luz,
brisas puras del mar, comfort, y un
restaurant capaz de des pertar el
apetito al estomsgo mas exigente4
Et restaurant esta dispuesto a
todas horas, Y los carros eletricos
dsscsrgan al pie del elegante sa-
lon.
Preguntad por Segurs, y ten
drei Ia seguridad, de encontrar un
seguao economicc, capaz de satisfa-
Ger pr una bsgatela, las exigencias
del gourmand mas refnado.
iP cobad, y sab -eis 10 que es bue-
nc
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.
NOCheS dOraddS.

Reinas de las alegres bacanaes
de mis- noches doradas,
alzad las finas copas de Bohemia
de espumas coronadas!
Habeis pedido a mis- ardientes labios,
inspiradas canciones, poesias;
mis- amorosos labios solo tienen
besos, hermosas MAS!
Mas es fuerZa cantar. Como vosotras
al immortal Fortunio, me seduce
iodo cuanto fulgura y centellea,
cuanto brilla reluce.
Voy cantar la pdrpura y Ell orc.
ell vase la luciente pedreria,
ell porfido, ell cristal, las hermosuras,
las rejas y la orgia.
Voy 4 cantar los bales, las verbenas,
la serenata, ell vino, los amores
las rejas moriscas donde estallan
los besos las flores.
Mas despues que mis- canticos de fuego
SO hayan en- los espacios extinguido,
diosas de los placeres, dadme, dadme
para siempre al olvido.
Chocad las fnas copas de Bohemia,
de eSpumas coronadaS,
renas de las alegres bacanales
de mis- noches doradas
MANUEL REINA.
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El preSupueSto
de una familia inglesa.

Ell este tempo, en- que todo ell
mundo d's,uts los prssu puestos de
Ia nacion ingl. ss, rada de mas &C
tualidad que Ell e;tudio hecoo pe r
Mr. G. S. Layard en- ell NoahiU Ma
gozine, de Londres acerca del presu-
puesto de una famiiia.
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Por estar en- uso de licencia ell
pagador del Bon Puertorriquefc,
go quedan sin cobrar los s lados
hasta Noviembre.
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amigo DIN Azure 10 Mendez MarSi-
cez LIE deseamos 10 feliz viaie.
E1 paraguas, para soles y
scmt rlllas, es una especialida1 ell
estabIeciniento de S. Melon & CO,
calle de Ia Forta'eza
En- un tribunal
El abogado defensor, en- ell ca
lor de la mprovisac On:
Mi patrocinado es uu perfecto
idiots
El presunto REQ, tranquilamen-
te:
Y 1. prueba la tiene ell tribu-
nal en- la elecc On que ha hecho de
abogado.
Toda ersona de blen gusto y
qua desee EN- plear bien su direrc,
debe hacer una vi ita al tssabl 4ci
ME ito Ella Dalce A ianz, de CT,
deron, Avil6s & CO, doDde eneon-
tiara un esp'endido surtido en- por-
cslana cristalerfs, q prscios tan
bajcs que es pr aciso agacherse para
alcan2arlos
Manuel Reyes fae curaio en-
A0 II 0hoA" 0S Ivy ~ val 10 loo
nos en- ell antebrazo izquierdo.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dar q
colocacion dos chico 8 appendices,
que sepan componer y distribuir.
Ia Emulsion de Scott es com
pafera inseparable de los senores
medicos. que Ia recetan con venta.
jas po; It'll vas en- ell Raquitis mo de los
nif1os, Escrofulosis, Anemia y otras
eufsrmedades debidas a la insult
ciencia nutritiva
Don Clemente Fernandez Ba'
rreto, M6dico Titular de sLa Caro-.
lima, Puerto Rico.
Certifca: Que hace mas de diez
y ocho af1os viene hacienda uso con
bastante frecuencia de la En u's on
de Scott, de aceita de hfgado de ha
calao con hipofosdtos de cal y &c
sosa, siempre con ventajss positivas
para SIS enfermos
Doctor Clemente Fernandez.
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CENTRAL PLAZU Ella
BALSEIRO & GIORGETTI
(SOClEDAD AGRIC0LA
Barceloneta PR de Septiembre de 1901
Sr. F Delafond,
Ingeniero representative de la
xKrajewski-pesant & Co. de Aueya-York>
Sr. Don F. Delafond,


xKraiew Aueya-Yorkn
O amos
Sinotr oparucu
Balsero & Giorgett.
deian que Sendoes
omendah
Modesto Warren 1 M
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IA ooRRisPONDlIGIl DfpdERI0z DE 0GTUBRE OE 1901
EglS PONCE.


El domingo lleg6 4 Ponce don
Federico Dsgetau, Repf fesentAnte en-
WashiogtoD, saIiendo q scibirle los
amigos = correligionarios en- vArios
coches. Sc hOspedo On casa de D. p
z. Rcsaly. Sc ignora lbnotivo cier-
to que le h& traido & testa ciudad,
pues unos dicen cd CON objeto de
unir a,sus diyididos onreligionarios
y otros que fn4 50 prop6 ito asistir
4 Ia velada que en- honor del ilustfe
Baldorioty ceIebrarA Ell Club Rspu-
blicano.
Han-tomado puerto ell bergantin
ingies eHarry. con sAlaEOnes proce-
dente de HAmli1gton N. s; Is goleta
inglesa sOnora, con salszones y
mader.s procedente de Annapolis
N S, y el vapor sCatalinas proce-
dente de Espaf1a y escala con varie-
da csrga, el cual Sc despach6 para
la HabRna.
Las rateriss y rob3s continuan
a la 6rden del dia y sin embargo SO
disminuye el cuerpo de Policfa.
~
La prensa local so queja con
mucha razon de 10 dificil que es
paseaTs las saf1oras las nOche de
retretas en- Ia plaza de las Delicias,
pues muchcs paseadores Sc parau
en- los extremes 6 interceptan el pa
90. Sc snplica a la policia despeje q
los mirones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-02

A Il S ochO de ia noche celebrA
rassesion nuestro Ayontamiento.
PlNTURVl DE EPLOMOBLANCA
8 ALBAYALDE. La pintura de plomo blan
ca Matheson, alhayalde fue la 1nica que
obtuvo premio en- la Exposition de Paris.
400 Libras de la pintura de plomo Mathee
son, da mejores resultados que 500 lbras d.
cualquiera otra pntura de plomo blanca Pa
ra precios y particulares, dirijirse
r. A Macfie,
Unco Agente en- P. r
Gale del Cristo No. /.
FL Gen sral Nc Arthur, mega
importancia 81 incidente de Samar
en- Fil;pinas, calculando que va ha-
bra sido vengado el honor de las
armas americanas.
En- Barcelona ha habido serit 3
disturbios CON motive de celebrarse
en- aquella ciudad ell treinta y tres
anivers ario de Ia revolucion del So
Sc desea tener de COZ radora
en- una reputada asa de comrcio de
esta plaza una joven pobre y honra-
da.
E crfbsse al aparta 10 256 sera
sdmitida la que ofrezca mejores refe
rencias.