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The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
Steamer islander Wrecked
 Off Douglas Island.
ABOUT AUGUST IA
The Steamer Was Bound From Ska2way to Vancouver-The Num- Der of Saved Not Known, But Prob ably 30 or 70 We're Drowned.

The steamer Islander, of the Cana dian Pacific Navigation Co.,, plying be- tween Vancouver, B. (. and Skagway. struck a hidden ledge of rocks off the Alaskan coast on August II and sank with all on board. How many lives were lost is not known. but probably 50 persons or more perished. The NUGGET has received the following in formation from St. Michael:
 News reached Dawson from Skag- way by telegraph on August 11th of the sinking of the steamer Islander of Douglass island, on or about August Huh. The Islander was bound from Skagway to Seattle on the outside passage, and struck @ ledge of rocks and went down. Nearly sll on board were lost. Most of the passengers were from Dawson.
 ''The list of passengers for Seattle is: Mrs. Phillips and child, Mrs. Kate Barnes, Mrs. John w. Herbert F.. w. George, J. Dahl, T. F. Comfort, M. ]. Bracken. F. Rencke, J. J. Panti. H. W. Henderson, j. A. Beckman, l.. J. Dean, l.. Blather, N. Casper, F.. G. Carlson, J. R. Wilkes, N. Dickey, E. Castle berg, Dr. McFarlane. Miss McKaye.
 ".'or Vancouver: Mir. Bell, Mr. Morris, (. II. sherman, Mir. Doug lass, T. Rogers, w. Meadows.
 "tor Victoria: Mrs. Ross, child and niece. G. w. Smith, Captain Harris, NJ. Heating, Arthus Heating.
 Mrs. Ross, of Victoria, was the wife
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27

of Governor Ross, of the Yukon terri tory"
 Capt. Geo. Morrill,, who arrived from St. Michael this morning, confirms -the story of the terrible disaster, but he was not in possession of any additional. information further than that contaired in the above. l !.
 The Islander was a steel vessel about years old and was owned by the Can adian Pacific Navigation O., of vk- toria. She wasformerly on the run be- tween Vancouver and Victoria, but of late years she has been plying between British Columbia ports and Skagway.
 C. C. Chapman, of the N. A. T. Sk T. Co, who reached Nome this morning from Dawson, says that among the saved was l.. s. Robe. mining engineer for the N. A. T. &, T. Co. in the klon- dike. Sir Mckenzie Bowen, former premier of Canada, and H. T. Wells, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, who were to have been passengers on the Islander, came down the river to St. Michael, and went out on the transport Egbert.
 Among the Islanders passengers were many prominent Ottawa officials, who had been visiting Dawson.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
From Good Hope District.

A new creek in Good Hope district is called Mukluk. It was staked last Marsh by a company. Good prospects have been found on it. The creek is 6 tributary of Hogg 'em, which in turn is a tributary of the Serpentine. There are about 30 claims on the creek. John Leonard, who went into the Good Hope country last March, returned Saturday, having made the overland trip. He says there are 300 or 400 men in Fair Haven district and the outlook is satisfactory. Rock and Eskimo creeks, in Good Hope district, also prospect well. On Rock creek he got a 9-cent prospect. He will return almost inn mediately to the Good Hope country.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
Charged With EmbezzIing
 the Sum of S442O.
BAIL IS SECURED
Preliminary Examination Began on Monday In Commissioner Wheeier's s Court Attorney Hume Moved for DiSmissal-Under Advisement.

The removal of Joseph II. Wright as postmaster at Nome on Thursday last, by Inspector John r. Clum, as told in the NUGGET of Friday last, was follow ed on Saturday afternoon by the ex- pOstmaster's arrest on a charge of em- bezzling $4420.OO from the government of the United States.
 Bail was immediately secured and Mir. Wright was released, his sureties being Chas. F.. HOXsie, G. l.. Rickard, Lee Little, Capt. Sieberg. Chas. Suter the bond being fixed at 5000.
 The preliminary examination was set for , o'clock on Monday afternoon be- fore United States Commissioner A. K. Wheeler. Mr. Wright was represented by w. T. Hume and J. A. Sands, while k. N. Stevens, in the absence of both District Attorney Wood and Assistant District Attorney McGinn, who is at Unalaska, appeared for the post office department. The witnesses examined for the prosecution were Post Office h. spector Cum, Acting Postmaster J. J. Cole, and R. H. Humber and Gus Sher- ger, former clerks in the post office.
 Attorney Hume asked for dismissal of the complaint on the ground that no criminal intent had been shown by the prosecutions: that in view of the fact that no final adjustment of the accounts had taken place between the late post master and the department there were no legal grounds whereon to base prosecution.
 The court took the matter under ad- visement until l0o'clock on Wednesday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
JOHN LAWLER
 COMMITS SUICIDE
Shot Himself Through the Heart Early Sunday rlorning in the
 Hoffman House.

John Lawler committed suicide Sun morning at S:30 o'clock in his room in the Hoffman house by shooting himself through the heart. Death was in. stantaneous. Lawler had been in Nome since early last year and followed various occupations. He was interested in placer mines, principally in the Norton bay country. He was originally from Los Angeles, and about 3S years of age.
 The body was removed to Hayner's undertaking parlors. Coroner Stevens bel@ an inquest on the remains Mon. Hay( y(morning, and the jury returned the following verdict: "We find tha, John Lawler came to his death by a -guAshot weand, having committed suicide while temporarily insane.' The jury was composed of Seaburg B. Peterson. Phil C. Dibert, Samuel James and Jerry Crowley.
 The remains were inferred in the city cemetery. Law1er was unmarried, and little is known as to his surviving relatives, but his family live in Winne- mucca, Nev.
 The Nome Trading Co. have fnll line of Waldorf canned goods.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
mUmAM SKULL
 AND BONES
Found on the Beach, With Carpen. ters' Tools and Dog Harness,
 Eight Feet Deep.

A human skull, few bones, some carpenters tools and dog harness were recovered.Saturday on the beach at the rear of the International saloon. These relics were found by some men, who were engaged in beach mining, at a depth of eight feet. How they came there is not known. Coroner Stevens made an investigation, but he found that a colOred man had secured the skull for a mascot and had taken it out to Dexter creek.
 The skull is supposed to be that of white man. but when the body wa- buried or the circumstances surround ing the death and burial of the man are shrouded in mystery.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
NEWS NUGGETS.

The steamship Conemaugh is at St. Michael and is due to arrive in Nome any hour, The Conemaugh also has mail.
 F. C. Wilkens has purchased G. Zwicker's interest in the Sullivan X Iwicker claim on Grass gulch, the price paid, it is said, being $l5,O
 Steve Jasper, who is in town from No. s Spruce creek, says the creek is show ing up well and gold is being taken out from d number of claims. MT. Jasper came up to purchase d pump.
 M. J. Sullivan and John Sullivan, the well known Gold Run mine owners, recently contributed $J0O each to the building fund of the Roman Catholic church which is to be erected in Nome.
 David Goodfriend, for the past two years one of the popular employees of the N. A. T. X T. Co.,, has formed a partnership in the grocery business with C. F.. Brown, on Front street west. The new firm will be known as Brown X GOOdfriend.
 Horses that sold two months ago for $200 and $500 can be bought for $50 and $75. Men who needed them at the earlier date to go prospecting or take supplies to claims have returned. and, haViuU no further uSp for horses are offering them at ''any old price,"
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
PERSONAL.

W. NJ. Wilson, of Teller, is in town.
 Jay Monroe Latimer has returned from visit to the Council City coun try.
 F.B.Porter,. late commissioners for Mt Kelly district. arrived from Point Hope this morning.
 J. J. Tatton, who has charge of Tom Vallier's mining interests in this sec tion, is in town from Grouse gulch.
 George H. Williams. manager of the Northwestern Commercial Company has been laid up for few days by an attack of tOnsiitiS.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
"POLIcY BOB"
 MUMF0RD DEAD
Died Suicides Death This MOrn- ing at 0:4O at the Gold Hill
 Hotel.

R. H. MumfOrd, better known as ''Policy Bob,' ended his life at 9:4O this morning by taking 20 grains of morphine in room in the Gold Hill hotel.
 Mumford went to the hotel last night between 9 and 10 o'clock and secured a room. The proprietor of the hotel heard him moaning about 10 o'clock, but thought it was caused by some horses stabbed near by. The moaning continued. however, and at 5 clock lie went to the room occupied by Mumford and found him in a stupor. Medical help was summoned, and Drs. Bluett, Rininger and Ihace did everything in their power to save him. MumtOrd. however, died at $40 this morning, never having regained consciousness.
 R. H. MumtOrd came to Nome from Dawson early in the spring of 1900. It is said that he was of the Mumford family of Chicago, his father having been a prominent board of trade oper- ator. He was about 40 years of age. and it is said, leaves a son and daugh- ter by his first wife, who are now in Eastern schools. Mumford w,ts mar red about 10 days ago in this city to Mrs. Frances Blanchard.
 Two letters were found on the table in the room where he ended his life. One was addressed to his wife, the other to Harry Shearer, president of Nome Aerie No. 75, F. o. L., of which Mumford was secretary. The note ran:
 "Harry: am tired and cant go any further: obligations l cant meet stare me in the face. Anyone 1 owe calls upon me: those that owe me can't pay; so, there you are. Treat me as kindly as you can. R. II. M."
 Sunday and Monday Mumford cashed several worthless checks, his victims being several we'll known business men. Warrants would have been issued this morning for his arrest had not death intervened.
 k The body lies at Hayner's undertake ing]parlors. The local lodge of Eagles will meet ut o'clock tomorrow alter noon to make arrangements for the funeral.
 Valises and telescopes tt Simson RrCS. H2S Front St
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
N. A. T. & T. Co.'S. New Agent.
w. B. Goodrich has succeeded David

w. B. GOOdrlch has Succeeded DaVld F. Lane as local agent of the N. A. T.. x T. Co. MT. Goodrich is we'll and favorably known in Nome, where he may be justly considered an old-timer, having been the first agent of the N. A. T. & T. Company in 1899, when that company opened a house here. Mir. Goodrich resigned his position in the fall of that year, and last summer he was engaged in mining operations in this section.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27

Family rooms can be had by apply ing at the Golden Gate hotei.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
Charged with Stealing Gold.

Archie Mitchell, who has lay on No. Gold Run, and l9 other men were arrested Saturday on charge of steal ing gold from the claim, and taken to Teller and lodged in jail. Key Pittman one of the owners of the claim, accord ing to the finding Of the jury, went to Teller last night to defend the prisoners.
 
 Ladies who are in need of large sized Saratoga trunk, or nice valise. would do we'll to visit Gus Browns. A few fine trunks may be seen there.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27

Genuine Kentuck jean pants at Sim son Bros., 22S Front St.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27

Valises and telescopes Ut Simson BrOs., :2S Front St..
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27
Total Assessment of City Property Is S2,249,254.
WILL YIELD $22,249
Taxes on Real and Personal Property Will Become Due on September I and Delinquent on November I Next-BOard of Equalization.

City Assessor Watson has completed the assessment on real and personal property in the city of Nome. and the clerk.
 Taxes will become due on September l and delinquent on November l next. The total value of real and personal property within the corporate limits, as shown by the assessment rolls, is $2, 249, 254. At one per cent, the limit of the assessment which the city council may levy, the amount to be derived is S22 492.54. The following shows the variou, kinds of assessable property
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27

The only place you can get 1888 brands of ham and bacon is at Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27

Total valuation real and per- SOnal property"............. 2i9. 254
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-27

The Nome Trading Co. have full line of Waldorf canned goods.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-08-27

VACATION.-For your summer outing
allow us TO suggest Colorado. famous
the world over for its cool and invigor-
ating climate, magnificent mountain
scenery and picturesque summer resorts,
which are located along the line Of the
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, 1.-The
Scenic Line of the World" Very low
excursion rates and "Circle" tour tick
cts are on sale during summer month,
via this line, to all the principal points
Of interest. The Denver g Rio Grande
with It's numerous branches penetrating
the great State of Colorado, has 81 diff
ferent 'Circle" tours through the Rocky
Mountains, one of which in particular
is the famous 1000 mile tour for $28,
which comprises more noted scenery
than any similar trip in the world pass
ing the following points of interest:
La Veta Pass, POncba Pass, TOltec
Gorge, Indian Reservations, Durango
Mancos Canon, Rico, Lizard Head Pass
or Las Animas Canon, Slverton, Ouray
CimarrOn Canon. Black Canon of the
Gunnison, Marshall Pass and the Royal
Gorge. This trip can be comfortably
made in five days, but at least ten days
ought to be devoted to it, so as one may
leisurely inspect the principal sights.
Very low rates are also on sale to Salt
Lake City, Utah. If you contemplate
trip through Colorado or Utah, let us
send you some beautifully illustrated
booklets. free. S. K. Hooper, @. P. q
T. A., Denver, Colo. Sljy-tf
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-08-27
Pretty Pictures OF Pan-Am. Ex-
position

are printed in new folder just issued fol-
The Akron Route. Views are half.
tone reproductions from official photo
graphs. Get a copy by addressing e.
H. Hagerty. D. P. Agt., Louisville, Ky
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-08-27

We feel confident we have the best lot of
farm wagons m ade such as AVERY, STUDE-
BAKER and MITCHELL. We also keep
cheaper grades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
UNA BODA.

Rosalina Brau y Ffapk Anton
santti, van va unidos, por O camino
de la vida.
Ells, hermosa, apgelical, baena.
El, laboriOsc, cOnsecuente, honrado.
An bos jovenes, llenos de salud, y
de ilusiones dorld.s.
La booa tuvo lugar q las 8 y me-
dia de la madrugada, pero desde las
dis 2 de Ia nocf e, estuvieron abiertos
les salones de Ia casa de Salvador
B au, para 4cibir sus am igos.
Entire ellus nos contamos noso-
tros, y a 4 estuvimos y pasames un
ratio muy sgradable, sdmirando ell
magnffeo <trousseau, de la novia y
participardo della esplendidez de los
anfitriones que OBJ equiaron la nu-
trida concurrencia con exquisitos
dulces, h lados y licores.
La sefiora viuda de Antonsantti,
madre del movie, y nuestro amigo
Salvador Brau, padre de la bella Ro-
salina, apadrinaron la bods, siendo
testigos, en- la ceremonial efectuada
por Ell rito catol c., los sen ores Egg e
cue, Alcalde de esta Capital. DR.. Ri
cardo Hernandez, Courts. C)ntad or
de esta Aduana, y Ra nirez de Are
llanc.
Dsseamos a a gentil pareja to.
da clase de prosperidades, que su lu-
ma de MEL sea peranne, y que el sol
de la dicha brille siempre, sobrs el
nuevo hogar que Sc ha constituidc
anoche en- Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
NOtaS SabanelaS.

Sc encuentra de nuevo entire no
sotros la simpatica sanorita Blanca
Maria Malaret, despues de haber pa
sado una temporada entire sus fami-
liares de Lares y Adjuntas. La sa-
ludamos afectuosamente.
En- estos dias han menudeado
los robe s en- esta poblaci6n. En- la
madrugada del dia veinte y seis ro
baron la succession Rodriguez Acos-
ta, nueve rollos ds tabaco de calidad
superior; don Nicolas Nazario, dias
antes, le llevaron una yunta de bue-
yes; al policia insular don Pedro
Manzano le robaron rtensilios de CO.
Gina y don Santiago Negroni tam
b:en le llevaron los mismos objetos
que este dltimo.
Ell Tribunal de Policia de este
pueb impuso al Presbftero Cura
multa de cipco dollars por encontrar-
le en- su casa ell irs pector de sanidad
un par de conejos. b referido Sc
nor cura Sc queja al Attorney Gene
raj, fundandose en- que dicho Tri
bunal no le compete enJender en- ell
asunto.
Aueche, como q las nueve, Sc
destrozo uro de los coches de Ia en-
presa B 3nelli al atrAvesar una de las
GALES de los extremes de esta pobla-
con. Parece que ell re ferido coche
hahfa sufrido va algunas averias en-
ell trayecto de aquf a Mayaguez pues
, ell lugar donde Sc des arato no ofre-
cfa peligro para tanto. Los pasaje-
| ros don Jose Ramon Gaztam bide b.
sig6 y don Carlos Pietri, milag rcsa-
| mente no tuvieron una desgracia.
En la noche del sabado contra
! jeron justas nupciss los jovenes Fe-
lipe Junqu6 y la senorita Aua Figue.
roa Ell acto Sc sujet6 q las pres
cripciones civiles.
Suplicamos q nue stra autoridad
local SO sirva disponer el relleno del
trozo de calle de la parte Este de la
plaza, comprendido entire las esqui
mas del seflor Qaevedo solar de
81 nor Gaztambide.
Cuando llueve sa>pone iutransi-
table y ea lastima que ell resto de las
GALES tengan msgnffico atirmado J
es, parte tan ceatrica Sc quede POGO
menos que inf anqueable.
! No dudAmos que 81 seflor Csrre
Ia atienda la s Il olics, va que vien'
demostrando Il mayor cello inte:
en- e ornate pub leo.
l. Ell CORRESPONSAL.
O1tubre 20 de 1901.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
La Czarin q de RuSia 4
vel Sport CariCaturiSta.

Continda la prensa., d ando q CO.
nocer detalles varios acerca de la
vida fnti ma de los soberanos que re-
ciente nente han sido huespe les de
la Republica francesa, detalles que
es muy possible que sean tanto mas
pintores COS y fantaticos cuanto que
no hay que temer que sob -evepga
rectiicacion a'guna de los augustos
intere 5 ados quienes conciernen.
Ell "Gaulois, " sin embargo, ga
rantiza l ! AUTHENTICATED de una anec-
dota que le fu6 referida en- ell trans
carso del veraro dltimo, por el en-
bajador de una gran potencis; anec-
dota que muestra haata cierto puuto
la psicologfa de la familia imperial
y que, bajo apariencias ligeras, con-
firma cuanto Sc sabe acerca de la le-
gftima autoridad que continua ejer-
ciendo sobre su egregio hiio Ia viu-
da de Alexandra III.
ParaCe ser que la joven empe-
ratriz dibuja las mil maravil ais, y,
sobre todo, que posee ell don de la
caricatura.
De los personajes de su corte hs
hecho una serie de retrAtos carica
turescos qus hace las delicias de Nj
colas II.
Este, a veces, de-fa q su esposa
-Haz mi caricatura.
No, respond1a la emperatriz
pQrque luego to enfadarfas
El czar insistfa, prometiendt
por adelantado tomar & broma l,
que resultara.
La czarina csdi6 al fin.
-Lo hare, pero va vefas, COM
no te gusta 10 que haga, dijo.
7 con unos cuantos TRACES d
lapiz dibui6, sentadito en- una sill
fantil, q un bebe psrecido su es
poso como una gotta de aqua otrs
| quien su mama daba la sopa.
FL emperador tuvo la dis crsci6
de celebrar con gran r, gocijo \ obr
de su mujer, pero nur ca SO ha atrt
vido 6 ensefar Ell irrsve re nte dibuj
So madre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
a Dios, ounce y raya q las mas avis
padas del viejo mundo.

a Dios, ounce y raya q las mas avis
padas del viejo mundo.
En- el per.6 iico The Star, de Nun |
cey, presta sus servicios como repor
terra -5sera a I como Sc dig a?-upa
muchacha de trece afos, que parecs |
que es una alhaja en- achaques de no
ticias sansacionalss.
DAdos los proc edimientos usua-
les de la prensa yarqui y las aficio-
nes de aquel puolico, claro es que
tales noticias Sc reieren crlmenes,
elecclones, guerras ci9ilss y extran-
jsras, rsvoluciones, huelgas y otros
asuntos ejusdem fttrturis.
No hay para que encar, ar, di-
cho este, el nimbo de Ia gloria que
circunda los rubios cab sllos de Ia
precoz sreportera, y el orgullo que
sienteu en- estos hist6ricos momen
tos los partidarios del fsmini 'mos
Parece, sin embargo, que, juz-
| gar por 10 que la prensa rsfere res
pecto las campanas periodfsticas
femeninas durante las guerras de
Caba Y al>Af-ica austr 81. aq 1e la
no han logrado captarse simps-
| t1as de sus colegas masculinos nj de
los jefes militares.
1 Bajo pretexto de hacer uso de
las prerrogativas de su sexo de su
profession, Sc introduccian en- todas
parties, inc uso en- aquellas donde
maldits la ia ia que hacfan, Sc colo
caban en- primera fila, arreglaban
todo, criticaban TODD, todo 10 trastor
naban, y hasta Intro dacfan eformas
en- las enferm erias.
Una hubo que actu6 en- Cuba,
que en- ell ejercito nortsa1 -icano
era conociia por ell sobrenombre de
<la calamidad parlantes.
La buena sef1ora mandaba hacer
y deshacer las camas, ordenaba ell
ingreso y las salidas de los enfermos
eu los h hospitales militares, y no sa
bfa decir mas Que: "Se 10 conta-e
a mi periodico". iLlego h.sta pro
bar las pociones medicinales!
Tanto lego hartsr q todos,
que cierto dfa los ay u aantes adcrip
tos q un hospital de camIana la hi
, cieron tomar un medicamento que la
. proaujo un horrible marco, y con.
!. secueLcia del cual ingres6 en- un hos
, pital, 6onde Sc la trato como eufer
ma durante la guerra. No Sc la de
claro curada hasta despuei que 81
irm6 Ia DaZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
PeriodiStaS felneninoS.

No Sc puede decir de America
que 50 estaciona en- Ell camino del
progresc.
Los hombres, no bisn salidus de
la adole :encis, son serios y for ma
les, y Ia edad en- que por AZ a Tompen
ell cascar6n los <pollos,, la mayor
parte de los j6venes yanqu's han
dado va la vuelta al mu ndo y gana do
8 perdido su million en- alg 4 nego-
clio mercantil 6 industr ial.
Ds las Srta,. no djgamos NADIA
E = pre- c 3cidad para todo dan grs cias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
! Enn nulSion ;
ESCOtt
nentO
|Co! !1np!eto

La Er nulsion de Scott, !:
por sus eomponentes de
aceite d e hlgado de ba-
calao E hipofosfltos de
cal y ID sosa, es uno de
los aim lentos mas COM
pletos para la economic
humana.
Es u b excitante de la
nutricid n. Sc absorbe
,por la flbra muscular,
, siendo un gran renova-
dor de los tejidos y de
los prin cipios albuminol-
, deos fl llndamentales, eX-
. pulsanGo las toXinaS,
bacteria as infecciosas y
. sus pr oductos. Puriflca
, totalme ente Ia sangre, y
|, IS por reunir esas pro-
! piedad es que la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
S E P A S E

Que no pub licamos comunicadcs
sin que sean pagados por adelaI-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una Inca, y la linea vale diez CEN
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con comu-
incados sin su importe no Sc con-
testan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
INTERESANTE.

Los aspirantes a maestros que
piensen examinarse en- E1ero, ten
dram una Glaze diaria de dos horss
por 81 al mes
Algebra, Geometrfa , Fisiologfa
$5 al ms Pago adelantado.
Ceisto 26
ais 12 Ana Rogue
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocacion q dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer y distri buir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-31
PISO PRINCIPAL

La ems enar "a comprende en- este
Colegio; 10 La Instruction prima'
ria. 90 La secundaria 8 pTepara
ci6n para el ingreso en- las Universi
date' 30 Case de idiomas. DO
Tee ria y practica de la Tenedurfs de
Hbros. SO Cl ses de adorno, dibu
jc, pintura musica, 60 Escritura
en- maquina