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The sun., 1901-08-12
Local BARRIERS Jubilant Over Their
Success in the Movement for
shorter Work Day-Nearly
All Employers in Line.

Local iourneymen BARRIERS continue To
wark hard for the movement for \
shorter work day. The BARRIERS arr
iubiInut over the great success OF tn"
movement in such a short time. All
If the employing BARRIERS with the eA
rpption Of three or four are now III llii'
and have agreed to adopt the shorter
day. The shorter day is to go into ciftc,
neat Monday. beginning on that da,e
thn barber shops will close at o'clock
every evening in the week except Sat,ir
days. ,
The lonrneymen BARRIERS held largely
attended meeting mt No. 50i Market
street yesterday afternoon. GNStaNe
Koch Of Philadelphia, general Organizer
of the .Iourneymen Barriers lnternhiiohai
Union, was present and addressch tie
meeting. Richard Monck, the local
Labor League organizer. was also pres
cut and made an interestin,, address On
the benefit organized labor would 'he
to the BARRIERS. About twenty OF tn
BARRIERS joined the International lInolll
and were initiated by Organizer kocil.
The union is affiliated with the Fedora
ton of Labor and pays sick ana deall'
benefits.
Organizer Koch during his remarks
said that the iifSt union III i.hiiiueiphia
was started in 1898 with seven members
The union had against if 210O shops.
numbering 5000 jouineymen. The hrst
work started WAS the Sunday closinf
movement. Today he said there are
1900 shops in Philadelphia that do moi
open on Sundays There is IN agree
mont with the BARRIERS there whereh.
members of the union can 20 through
their residences from top to bottom ff
soc that they do not occupy another room
for sunday ,ise. He also stated that
every barber III the city Of San Francisco
is Il member of the union.
Frank Morgan Of Philadelphia organi
zcr Of the Carpenters International tIn
ION. was IN this city several days ago
His purpose was to organize loca
union. While in conference with local
Organizer Monck Mr. Morgan stated
that enough of the carpenters had sign
ed 10 get ont a charter. There will prob
ably he an open meeting of the carpcn
ters this week when union will j,
organized.
The labor League committee in char@r
of the Labor Day celebration is meet
ing with success. The public is takine
more interest in The matter than cytl
before. At 4 meeting of the Unitcd
Labor League to he held next Sunda'
afternoon It is expected that all NJ
rangsmcnts fo; the celebration will b.
completed. Bowers glazcrs will meet
tomorrow evening 10 organize. TIL
inurncymcn tailors will also meet TO
morrow evening,
The sun., 1901-08-12
RUMOR OF MURDER.
CoIored Man Said 70 have Reen
Found Gut in Two.

1t was rumored ut Woodland Beach
yesterday morning that colored man
had been found in Il saw mill nenr
Smyrna with mis- body cut in two The
report was that the man was murdered
rs the outgrowth of II fight between y
crowd of colorea men at Woodland
Beach on SATURDAY.
On Saturday morning Il crowd of col
ored men arrived at the beach in i
naptha launch from Smyrna. Shortly
after they landed n quarrel was started
among them which ended in Il fight.
One of the negroes picked M half Il hoHt
oar and started To use it in Il dangerous
Way. Several men were strnck on tho
head with the oar and badly injured.
The man who used the oar escaped and
other negrocs gave chase. Latter il was
reported that he WAS captured and then
followed the report as tated above.
The sun., 1901-08-12
TRAINS CRASH
AT DARBY
Fast Freight and Work Train in
Collision.
ENGINEER TORE THUMB OFF
This Sacrifice Saved His Life. Both
Locomotives Badly Damaged.
Cause of Wreck to be
Investigated.
ENGINEER TORE THUMB OFF

To save himself from impending death
beneath the wreck of his locomotive,
John Forbes Saturday literally tore his
thumb from his hand, leaving it in tine
lever OF the brake, where it had been
caught when he attempted to stop his
train to prevent Il collision. Forbes wns
running II fast extra freight train from
Washington to Philadelphia on the T.,
w. \ Il. division OF the Pennsylvan'l
tailroad. AS the train was rounding
the curve just below Darby on its down
grade at $40 Saturday morning, Il work
ing train, consisting of two cars and al
engine, switched IN to the main track
and started toward the oli-coming freight
As engine 225 loomed in Signt around the
curve, j. X. Calvert, engineer of the
working train, reversed his engine and IL
was going away from the freight before
the crash came. Calyert's action
iverted II head. on collision.
Engineer Forbes, as soon as he Siw
he working train, reversed his engine
and applied the air brakes. But the
.rade was down and with a heavy tram
ehind it was impossible TO stop. As
;oon as they saw that collision was in
vitalle, the tiremen rand engineers Of
10Th trains prepared to jump. But the
ever of the air-brake held Forbes
hunb like 4 vice 1t was Il question of
seconds, 50 the plucly engineer gave
/ wrench which left lie thumb in the
rake willie he jumped clear of the dan
GER. He was not an instant too SoGr
Before he jumped the big engine struck
h working train. already moving away,
arried it along for more than two nun
lred feet and then left the track TO
all nka AN tha, SiJn M tbp ntnhD pls ant
Ii Il tanse of IRON and escaping Stenm.
The engine fell on its right side, the
side on which Forbes sat, and had he
tayel second longer he would have
'een buried beneath the wreck.
AN ITALIAN HURT.
No one else was injured except Tor
MO Liccastro. an Italian laborer on the
work train. lie was thrown to the ground
md his shoulder was dsocated. En-
.ineer Forbes had his hand dressed when
he ambulance arrived from the Enivcr,
ty Hospital. and refused to 90 to the
hospital. I.iceastro was, however. taken
% the hospital and his shoulder was
;et.
Prompt work by the wrecking train
| had the tracks clear by 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. The engine was diSmantled
| md hauled to the side Only one car of
| he freight tram. that next to the engine.
| vas damaged. The working train WAS
| lot wrecked. There will be an inveStiga
| ion to determine the responsibility for
| he wreck
| 1t was reported in this city last night
| hat Engineer Forbes in his report of the
| ,ccident stated that the green flag was
| rot ont. The operator at the tower IS
| aid to have been suspended.
The sun., 1901-08-12
DANGER TO PASsENGEHS.
New Castle Cars Operated at Alarm
ing Speed.

People who use the cars on the Viii
miugtou and New Castle Electric railway
line are complaining Of the great speed
with which the ears are run. In the
country between the two places full
power IS put On and the ears dash along
ut great speed endangering the lives Of
the occupants.
Many persons feel alarmed at the
rapidity with which the cars are speed,
rd and lose all the enjoyment of th'
ride. Should the ears strike anything
whie going ut such Il rate a frightiu
ratastrophy doubtless would result. Tho
general impression is that more regart
for the safety of passengers should bt
observed.
The sun., 1901-08-12
Fight Causes Excitement.

Considerable excitement was caused on
Market street between Sixth and Seventh
about S o'clock Saturday evening by a
fight between Edward Green and Samuel
Mcdaniel. Officer lakubowski appeared
on the sccna and placed both men under
arrest Mcdaniel was dressed in q
crash suit and by the time he reached
the police station il was badly hespatter-
ed with blood. The left Side Of his face
was badly discolored aud swollen con
sidcrably. After the men washed the
blood from their faces friends came in
and furnished bail for their appearance
in the City Court this morning.
The sun., 1901-08-12
RODNEY TO PAY ALIMONY.
Filed Answer to Suit Instituted
Against Him by HIS Wife.

Special 10 The Sun.
Washington. Aug. 11.-l.ieutenant
Commander Burton Rodney. U. 5. n. u
descendant Of Caesar Ro mey, one Of the
igners of the Declaration Of indepena
nee from Delaware. filed M answer
III Friday to the suit instituted against
him. requiring him to show cause why
'ie should not pay alimony 10 his wife,
Margaret Il. ltodEey, who is suing him
or divorce on the ground If cruelty.
After hearing the answer and ordering
ltttlavits tiied, Justice clahangh sign |
in order requiring tie defendant 10 pay
Mrs. Rodney $i5 month aiimouy during
Ii. pendt ney of the suit. The court did
lot make an order in reference 70 the
payment of counsel fees.
The sun., 1901-08-12
A Fifty Cent Fine,

In City Court on Saturday for the first
time in wears a fine Of so cents was i'm.
posetl. The person fined was George
,,naveley. George was in his father
saloon 1T Fourth and French streets
ON Friday afternoon when John Joyce
refused to pay for a glass of beer which
he drank. Joyce ran out and was pur-
Snnl hy Snavrlpy. Blows We're exchang
ed and both men We're arrested by Officer
Gaynor Joyce was fined 81 and costs.
The sun., 1901-08-12
A. o. H. PICNIC.
II, U. n. FICNIC,
Division No. Held Forth at Bava-
rian Park Saturday Night,

Division No. 1, Ancient Order Of Iii.
hernians. held :; picnic III Bavarian l'arli
IL Saturday night ON an elevated
lagr men and women view with each
,iher in dancing jiss, reels and holnpipcs
! the strains of the bagpipes played by
'atrek Tonhey. Around the platform
altered a large number of admirers nf
he old time ianceS. John Brown was
naStcr of ceremonies.
The committee in charge of the bag
i ,c dancing was James Watson, Edward
nylc and Patrick Young. The COM
ittce in charge of the picnic was Danici
,Donncll. chairman Patrick Massey,
,rrrtary. and G. b. Dougherty, treas
urer.
The degree team of the A. o. H. has
,rreived its regalia, which cost about
$500.
The sun., 1901-08-12
WRECK AT THURLoW.
Freight Train and Shifter Crash
Together.

A slight wreck occurred on the T.. W.
4 b. railroad ut Thurlnw between ten
and eleven o'clock last night. The wreck
was caused by Il crash between y freight
train AID shifter. The shiiter was
slightly damaged and several Of the cars
on the freight train We're dcraie'l. IN.
wreckine train was called ont from tbs
city ana in il short time haa the tract;
,.l.ap
The sun., 1901-08-12
Case Was Dismissed.

In City Court Saturday William
Wright was charged with threatening
Lydia Coleman. The cas-" was dis
missed. though Lydia said she was in
mortal dread of Wright for liz was II
had man to have a knife.
The sun., 1901-08-12
Reward Of $500 for windsor.

Governor Hum has issued a proca-
nation offering $500 reward for the arrest
and delivery in Jail IN this State Of
j. Edward Windsor. Windsor shot his
father on the Fourth of July in Mil
ord and made his escape from the State.
The sun., 1901-08-12
!. Granted Letters.

Letters testamentary on the estate
Of Isaac j. Finn. OF Christiana hundred.
have been granted to Thomas W. and
Darlington Finn by Register Of Willis
Crossan.
The sun., 1901-08-12
TayIOr Waived n Hearing.

In City Court on Saturday w. J. TaN
lor way,sl Il hearing on n serious cllarg"
ana was held in $500 bail for the upper
court.
The sun., 1901-08-12
SHAFFER'S STRIKE ORDER
APPLIES TO 100000 MEN

III President Shatfer's strike order !,
generally obryed, 10000 members Of I'll,
Association, AMI 4 total of 100000 lei
will moi 20 to work when the whistle:
blow this morning. Following is IN rsti
mate by States Of ali who will be on
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Casa pc ensi0n.

Comprendiendo es una necesi
dad para los nif1Is de Ia isla tener en-
esta Capital una casa pension dirigi.
da por maestro competente, he deter
minado instalar, a mas de la de Sc
noritas, que tengo hoy, Cristo 26, y
donde puedo admitir nif1as de todas
edades, otra para niNos q asp~antes
d na0estros, en- casa contigua eiLde.
pendiente de Ia de nif1as.
Ambas estaran bajo mi direction
y cuidado, teniendo personal de con
fanza para atenderlas.
Lo pensonistas pagaran $18
por mensualidades adelantadas. Ell
lavado, medico medicina sera de
cuenta de los padres. Traeran toda
la ropa de su uso. y tendran clase
diaria en- IA casa, con objeto de ayu-
darles an los estudios que cursen en-
las difesentes escuelas, & que sus pa
dres ordenen asistau.
Las niflos saldran paseo acom
pafiados. Habra classes de dibujo y
mdsica extra.
Como ell 10 de Octubre empi' zan
todos los cursos, a fines de Stbre es-
tara instalada la de nif1os.
San Juan Agosto 1901.
A1ao Rogue
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Para ser millionaire.

Un peri6dlco ingles ha rrsgun
tado algunos archimillonari 1s yan
quie, que por ST mismos han adqui-
rido fortunss fabulesss, que medic
estimaban como mejores para reali-
Ear el fin de enriquecerse,
Mr.. Coils P Huntington, fun
dador de varias Compa11fas de ferro-
carriles, que empez6 como mode sto
comerciante, y cuenta' actualmenie
con doscientos cincuenta millones
de ca pital ha conte stado <que no es
conveniente hablar con exceso du-
rante las horas dedicadss al traba-
10 y les ne ocit 8, y que, en- cam
bio, 10 es en- alto grado adoptar Ia
firme resoluci6n de trabajar cierto
ndmero de horas al DIS,
ePero, adem6s de 9 ,tss cualida-
des>aflade-es precise pcseer otra, !,
que consiste en- no hs bar los de
mas de los propios proyectos. Lie
gado el momento de poner en- plan
ia uno de ellos, haga us ed 10 que
meior le parezca, sin contiar Ell plan
& conseieros confidencia'e 'es. No Fer
mita usted que sus competidores
puedan enter arse del golpe que US
te d pre- yecta, sino. por 81 contrario,
despues de haber meditado sobre el
asunto el tempo suficiente para ss
tar SECURE de 81 mismo, de usted
golpe faerte y velozmente para hun
dir el clsvo.,
Ell principe de los finaI cieros nor.
teamericanc S, Mr.. Russell Sage, ala
tiempos dependents de ultrama-
rincs y hoy posee1or de cuatrocien-
tos diez millones, emite el siguiente
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parecer, tan discreto como POGO com
prometedoY:
eU1 joven nunca debe desespe-
rar 81 quiere llegar & Ia meta. Pc
ra clio no tiene que hacer mas que
ser honrado y laborioso. Con este
y con ser economico, llegsra & dom
de Sc proponga.
81 banluero D O. Mills -125
millones-,aconseja Jos j6venes que
cuiden de su salud, que duerman
ocho horae, que a 10 sumo trabajen
doce horas diarias, y que solo Sc per
mitan distracciones sanss.
Allade despues
sAhorrar, por 10 menos, cinco
frances de cada 25 que ganeis, y CO.
locarlos no On operaciones impru-
dentes, sino en- alguna seria opera
ci6n de banca 8 en- algana enc presa
Industrial. La experiences que ad.
quirireis al economizar dinero, ssr&
Ia mejor ensef1anza para triunfar en-
vuestra futura carrera.,
Seg1n Mr.. Andrex Carnegie, ell
rey del Icero $3.50 millones, el secre
to para hacers5 rico consiste en- Gin.
CO cosas & saber; actividad empren-
dedora, decision, claridad de vista,
economic y ID precauci6n rigurosa.
mente observada de no excerderse
en- el trabajo.
Convene, ademas, no ser avido
en- demasfa.
<MaS vale dice reAlizar un pc
quef1o benefcio pcr medios seguros,
que tratar de conseguir otro mayor
por caminos irseguros y aventura
dos1
Mr.: John Wanamakar, ell prfn-
cipe de les tejidos, hombre polftico
que .empezo siendo demandadero Y
ganando ounce frances amanales
y cuya fortuna es hoy de setenta y
cinco millones, responde 10 siguen-
te:
sEs inneces rio que muestre
usted ningdn csmino determinado pa
ra llegar al 9xito. Lo que necesita US
ted es apr snder q hA:er lien Ago,
az licando & este fin toda su energfa.
La ambici6n verdadera y un s6lido
y sreaigado buan sentido, son ga
rartfa segura de 6xito para toda EN-
presa legftima. ,
De Ia lectura de estos corsejoe,
resulta evidenciada su bondad y dis
erection; pero sc puede per Ar filos6
ficamente que resulta facil dar conse
jos de 'pues de llegar al pinaculo y
que serfa tambien muy interesante
conocer IL opinion de los que, ha-
biendo trabajado y reuuido las do
exigibles para el case, no han llega-
do & sslir de la pobreza.
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Movimi'e ento
de vapores

Americana sSan Juan, Saldr6
de este puerto el 10 de Octubre di-
recto al de New Y ork.
Espaf1ol catalina, Del puerto
de Canarias ha salido para este
Ell dfa 13 del corriente hacienda
las escalas avisadas.
Cubano sMaria Herrera, Pro-
cedente de la Habana escalas in
termedias llegara q este puerto del
% al 80 del corrie ente.
Espaiol <Ciudad de Cadiz., Ell
dfa Is del corrien te sali6 del puerto
de Cadiz con oesti tino & este.
Espaf1ol <Ram6n de Larrinaga,
Sali6 de Liverpool el dfa del CO.
rriente con destino Haiti, Sto Do
mingo y este pnerto
Espanol ePfo TX, Saldra ell 25
del corriente de Barcelona con esca
las en- Mallorca, Torrevieja, Valen
cia, Malaga, Cadiz, Tenerife y Las
Palmas, para este puerto.
Espaf1ol eJuan Forgass Saldr6
de Barcelona ell ID del corriente con
escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz
y Canarias, para este puerto Maya
guez, Ponce, Sto Domingo, Habana
y Santiago de Cuba.
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Ell Prdte. del Conseiio
da satisfaccienes
Ala OPINION PUBLICA.
Ell Gobierno no ,ermitira ningun ultra
je los subditos espanoles.
A La OPINION PUBLICA.
New-York Stbre. 81 l-3O P. NJ

New-York Stbre. 81 l-30 p NJ.
Ell PresideDte del Consejo de Mi
nistros senior Sagasta, ha manifesto
do que ell Gobierno esti dispuesto
a castigar en- todo tempo cualquier
ultraje 4 ofensa inferida al mas hui
milde de los sdbditos espanoles.
Anade ell Sr. Sagasta, que los
republicanos no pueden eitar un So
10 G aso en- que los derechos de los
e pan lies no hayan sido debidamen-
te defendidos.
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Prensa republican,
ataca muy duramente
AL GoBIERNo EspANoL.
Los sub 1itos espanoles no tienen ga
rantlas.

New York Stbre. 27-l 30P. M
Los peri6dicos republicanos es-
panoles publican violentos artfculos
contra ell Gobierno del senior Sagas-
ia
La Monar9uia dicen, ha des-
pfestigiado tanto Il nacion espa-
11ola, que va nadie la respeta nj la
atiende.en sns rsclamacioneS.
Las Kabilas fronterizas abusan
cuanto quieren de los espaaoles y ell
Sultan Sc burla de nuestras recla-
maciones diplomaticas.
xCualquiera otro Gobierno que
no fuera e1 de Sagasta. haria respe-
tar mas la vida y los intereses de
los espa1oles.,
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El Doctor NuleZ

Este antique y buen amigo
nuestro. acompatiado de su joven
esposa, ha l'egado hoy en- el vapor
nacional sMarscaibos, procedente
en- los Estados Unidos, donde ha pa
sado una buena temporada de re-
creO.
Tenemos mucho gusto en- enviar
q amtos esposos, nuestro cordial
saludo de bien venida.
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Ministro del Sultan
! Representante espanol
HAN cELEBRADo coNFERENoIA.
La Kabila de Beniaros sera castigada
severamente como ha exigido Espana-

New Yorkaet re 81 l-3o P NJ.
Dicen de Madrid que ell Minis
tro del Sultan, Mahomed Torres, ha
celebrado una conferencia con ell Re-
presentante de Espana, ST.. Ojeda,
por ofensas inferidas a esta nacion
en- la persona de sus sdbditos.
Mahomed Torres ha ofreeido que
la kabila de Beniarios serfa. severa-
mente castigada, para satisfacer la
reclamation de Espana.
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FL pueblo enfurecido
amenaza por Ia fuerza
AP0DERARsE DE OzoLGosz.
50 considera impossible poder contener
81 desbordamiento popular

New York stbre. ~ l-30 P. M
: Los dltimos despachos de Bl-
1alo dan cuenta de que ha adqui-
90 proporciones alarmantes la indig-
naclon popular contra ell asesino de-
presidente Mac Kinley.
El pueblo pide al asesino y ame-
naza apoderarse de el por Ia fuer-
"a.
Todas las precauciones y me-
dldas que Sc tomaron, Sc teme que
no den r sultado alguno ante la ac-
titud del pueblo.
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POR FALTA DE VIENTO.
Ell yacht columbia, con media milla
de ventaja, al suspenderse las regatas.

New-York Stbre. 27 1-3O P. NJ.
La primera regatta anunciada
para aver, tuvo que susp nderse
por falta de viento favorable.
El lurado convino en- que era
impossible llevar a eabo la regatta y
Sc dio orden de rogresar los yachts
al pnnto de partida,
Cuando Sc suspendio la regatta
ell xColumbiax llevaba al Sham
rocks media mifla de ventaja.
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Setencia del asesino.
FL anarq. Leon Czolgosz
sERA EJECUTADO EN- OCTUBRE
La senteneia le fue comunicada aver
mismo en- Is prision.

New York stbre. 81 l-3) IN.
Dicen de Buffalo que el Tri
bunal que jnzgabaoa q Czolgosz die
IS sentencia como estaba anuncia =
do, en- la tarde de aver.
El asesiao de Nc Kinley sera
ejecutado el ldnes veintiocho de
Octubre.
La sentencia le fu6 colnunicada
aver mismo d Leon Czolgosz en- la
prlslon con todas las formalidades
legales.'
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Ea el vapor correo espafol que
en breve ]legara 4 este puerto, Sc
ausenta para Mexico nuestro distin-
guido amigo don Antonio Vizcarron
DO acompaf1ado de su apreciable IA
milia.
LIE deseamos felicidades en- aoue
Id Rep1blica.
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Ha sido aplazado para manana
ell juicio de Tomas Morales en- Ell
Tribur al de Policfa.
Nos dicen de Humacao que en-
Ell barrio Marina de aquella pobla-
ci6n so encontr6 colgada, de una
cuerda a la indiviiua Cristina (l)
<Belia plumas ;ignor4ndose los mott.
vos que la impulsaron tai resolu.
cion. Ell tribunal entiende en- 81
1sunto ss 0 a.s.ss
Ha sido mnltado Enrique Resto
con cincuenta centavos por escan-
dalo.
Francisco Miranda esta oajo Ia
vigilar cia de Ia Policfa por amena-
"a y provocaci6n.
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S6PAS6

Que NO publicamts oonu1aceAes
sin que scan pagados Per sAsiAa
tado.
CadA ssis palabras, - ~ ~Atan po'
ana Inca, y Ii lines vac dies cen
tavos.
Las cartas quo vongan ocN conu
nicados sin ~ iMp0rts - - .aestAs
tan
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E geaeral boer Sd s'arey,, de
nuevo ha derrotado al general il
giles Methuep. E ste dej6 en- poder
del comando boer, 43 caba los, 10
prisioneros, un CAIRO con mil qui-
nientos cArtuchos. Y SO estaba aca
bando Ia cosa! iAh ilusiones bri
tanicas!
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LA NUEV A PALMA.
0bSeQuio a sus amigos
Dos regalos en- el mes de Octubre.

Dos regalos en- el mes de Octubre
D. sd ell dfa pr,msro de Oetu-
bre regal ra La Na1era Palma una
pspeleta & los II currentes por cada
cinc) csntavOs de g sto.
Ell parroquia1o que el 30 del
mismo haya reun:d1 mayor ndmero
de papeletas. ser& obsequiado:
81 IS FEM rite, c IN un objeto ar
tfstico comp' 'e.amente sa capricho
6 su e4uivs lencia de 20 d, l'srs.
Igoal obsequio para cab,ller os.
Vearse l s condicioI es e1 as
en- las Tapel tas
A La Nueua Palma, pu:s
$50 i.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-27
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Cotizaciones de hoy

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Harina de Trigo xEl Gigan-
tes Saco. s 3-75
Harina de Maiz xGoldon Mai
ZeS Saco. s 3-26
Hari ma de Trigo &El Premio
Mayor saco. $ $3.50
Harina xCaballo Volantet $ 3-05
Alimento para ca allo
xStock ,Food~ saco 5 800
Tocino de Norton Sl8-25
Jamones California; las 100
hbras 5 900
Salchichones Sl2-00
Quesos s 1880
Manteca Ma VencedoraN
corriente) 5 7-50
Manteca xLa Primeras Chi
charron) 5 l0-lIS
Tocino xCrecientes 5 l7-50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-27
Por' $50

Sc vende un magnffico piano.
Informaran: Sol 6O-altos.
q 1912
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-27
Sc vENDE

La casa n1mero 5 de la calle de
la Tanca.
Informarau Cristo ndmero 10
altos.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-27

Yo era muy aflcionada
A la compra d. perfumes;
Pero va no gasto en- ESQ,
Porque mi espcso consume
Cigarr.llos "Tres Escudcs".
Cuya frag gancia seduce
! embal sama, y purifica,
r infaLde suenos tan dulces!