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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
MANIAC IN LEAVENwoRTH, KAN,
RUNS AMUCK WITH A SIX
SHOOTER
TWO MEN ARE SHOT DEAD
One Fatally Wounded, One Serious
Iy Wounded, and Three Others
Slightly Wounded by
Bullets
MURDERER FINALLY KILLED

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, July 4.-Mich-
ael Kelly, an insane man, today, at the
Office of the Robert Garrett Lumber COM
pany in the business district, shot seven
people, killing two, probably fatally
wounding another, and more or less seri-
ously wounding four others. He was
himself finally killed by officers who tried
to overpower him. The victims:
John r. Garrett, aged forty years, jun
ior member of the firm of Robert Garrett
Lumber company, died aG his house.
Michael Kelly, aged fifty, died after be-
ing taken to police station.
DR.. Charles MCGEE, aged thirty, shot in
back and probably fatally wounded.
Police Sergeant William Dodge shot in
neck, wounds serious.
Joseph Falthager, policeman, shot in
hand, wound slight.
Ike Healer, laborer at lumber yard,
shot in hand, wound Slight.
Kelly was eccentric, and during the
presidential campaign in sc lost his mind
entirely. At that time he was arrested
and adjudged insane Garrett and four
others testified against him. After
year in the Topeka asylum Kelly was re-
leased. He had been acting queerly
again and had declared that he would
Kill the five men who sent him to the
asylum. For two weeks past he has
been practicing shooting with a revolver
daily at the Fort LeaVenWorth range
Last night he drank heavily.
Soon after 12 o'clock today he appeared
at CARROTS office, at the corner of Sixth
and Cherokee streets, and without warn
ing shot Garrett as he sat at his desk
Garrett fell from his chair and into the
doorway, when Kelly deliberately. fired
four shots more into the PROSTATE form.
Leaving his victim for dead Kelly ran
fifty yards to the rear of the company S
lumber yard and began reloadng his
revolver. Presently he returned to the
office to find Dr. McGee, who had been
attracted by the shooting, bending over
Garrett. Leveling his revolver on the
window sill, Kelly took deliberate aim
at the physician from the sidewalk and
fired. The bullet struck MCGEE in the
spine and he toppled over near where
Garrett lay.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Local Thunder Storms; Cooler.
1-SchIey Asks for Inquiry.
Insane Man Runs Amuck.
Day of SweItering Heat.
DR.. Koch Theory Disputed.
Elks Go to Salt Lake Next.
Woman Falls From window.
2-Heat Record Broken Again.
City Statesmen Have Outing
Victims of the Heat.
johnson Is Silent.
3-COpper In Wisconsin.
Trust Shows Its Hand.
Have n Strong Case.
4-EditOriaI Comment
5-St. Paul 4, Denver L.
Games in Big Leagues
General Sporting News.
6-News of the Railroads.
FiIipinOs Come In.
Globe Popular Wants.
7-Grain and Provision Markets.
September Wheat, ~ Lie.
Bar Silver, 5S 1-2c.
Stocks Dull; Weaker.
S-HOrse show Assured.
New Paving Bids Probable.
Little Folks Have Good Time.
Rescuer in Peril.
News of London.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
HEAVY STOCK RECEIPTS
MORE THAN $4,000 CATTLE
REACHED CHICAGO YESTERDAY.

CHICAGO, July 24.-Today's receipts of
cattle breaks all previous records, the
early estimate of $4,000 having been ex-
ceeded. The largest previous day was
April %, 1892, when 32,677 cattle were on
the Chicago market The heavy re-
ceipts today were to a more or less degree
due to dry weather in different sections.
The market ON good cattle declined 1Oc
to 15c, and on inferior stock the decline
was not to exceed 40c, and they were all
bought promptly at stiff prices The fact
that over 1,2O0 cars of today's receipts
came from Illinois and Iowa. where the
drought is not as serious as In other sec
tions, indicates that the cattle were sent
in more from fear than from actual con-
ditionR.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
WALDERsEE AT PORT SAID.
VIII Meet His Imperial Master at
Plymouth,

PORT SAID, July M-Field Marshal
Count Won Waldersee, who arrived here
today on the German steamer Gera, took
luncheon on shore and received visits
from the German consul, the commander
of the British warship and various CT
ficials
The Gera sailed this evening for Plym-
outh, where she viii await orders to meet
the German imperial yacht Hohenzollern,
In whose company she will proceed 20
Hamburg, where a great public reception
is being prepared in honor of the count s
return from China
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OCEAN LINERS.

New York-Arrived: Sandman, Glas-
gov, via Moville; Oceanic. Liverpool, via
Moville; Pennland, Antwerp.
Lizard-Passed: st. Louis, New York
for Southampton.
Queenstown-Arriv Waesland, Phil
adelphia for Liverpool; Majestic, New
York for Liverpool. Sailed: Ivernia (from
LAverpooD. Boston.
erpool-Belgenland Philadelphia, via
Queenstown; Germanic, New York, via
Queenstown.
FIongkong-Arrived: Hongkong Maru,
San Francisco, via Honolulu and Yoko-
hama.
Rotterdam-Arrived: Potsdam, New
York.
Glasgow-Arrived: Anchoria, New York.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
NOT DUE TO SUN SPOTS
PROF. CAMPBELL DISCUSSES PRES
ENT HOT WAVE.

SAN JOSE, Cal, July 24-Director
Campbell, of Lick observatory places
no faith in the theory advanced by some
Eastern astronomers that extraordinary
weather conditions in the middle West
are due to solar causes. Prof Campbell
said in his opinion they are due to local
and earthly causes.
1 do not connect weather conditions
with solar disturbances. The spots on
the sun are about at their minimum in
tensity. They endure or manifest them
selves in cycles of about II Ito years.
They will probably be at their maximum
at about 1905 or 1906 Therefore great
heat has occurred at the period of the
maximum of these spots, but there is
no significance whatever to be attached
to these Incidents
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
WORK OF HOLY GHOST
REV. DIR. CRAPS OPINION OF THE
AUTHORSHIP OFF THE BIBLE,


BUFFALO, N. Y, July 24.-'T believe
that the Holy Ghost wrote the Bible from
Revelations to Exodus; that he is q per-
sonality, and will make himself clear
to anyone who reads the book the right
way" said Dr. James Gray, of Boston,
in his speech before the Pan-American
Bible congress this morning The speak
er explained that the right way is to
read the book or epistle through at a
single reading, and do this many times
If this manner is pursued, there is no
need of any other aid of any kind,
explanations or anything else. His theme
was Scientific Study of the Bible"
DR.. Schiller Matthews, of the Univer-
sity of Chicago, discussed Various Con-
structions of the Bible," and DR.. Gil
bert, general secretary, spoke of the
plans of the American Society of Re-
ligious Education"
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THEY SAY IT ISN'T so.
Three Persons Arrested as the Ben.
der Family Enter Denial.


DENVER, Col, July 24-The persons
alleged to be members of the Bender
family, for whom Gov Stanley, of Kan
sas has issued requisition papers on Gov
Orman, of Colorado, are said to be Mrs
Frank Ayres and her mother, known as
Mrs. Reed in Fort Collins, where they
reside, and Will Baker, of Longmont
Mrs. Ayres formerly was the wife of
Charles Lamont, who is serving a four
teen-year term in prison for criminal as
sault. After she secured a divorce from
Lamont, she married Frank Ayres, and
they lived on adjoining ranches near
Manhattan, a mining camp forty miles
from Fort Collins. Two years ago a
family from Kansas named Maddox, go
ing through that portion of Colorado in
prairie schooners, camped at Ayres'
place. Mrs. Maddox is said to have ex-
claimed on coming face to face with Mrs.
Ayres: why, you are Kate Bender"
Ayres later went to Cherry Vale, Kan ,
where he told the officers of his sus-
picion regarding his wife's family.
Mrs. Ayres denies that she is Kate
Bender, and declares that she will prove
an ahbi. She is about fifty years Of
age
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
JONES FAVORS new MAN
ARKANSAS SENATOR DISCUSSES
NEXT DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.

s "A CITY. Ark, 'rly 4.-Tn a speech
here today Senator ] In,cs * Jones cx-
pressed the belief that the next president
will be Democrat and while he would
cheerfully sport MIR. Hill or any other
man whom the Democrats might nomi-
nate, his present opinion Is that the party
might display wisdom in selecting some
discreet jurist or now obscure business
man, whose record is faultless Senator
Jones said no M citing of the Dcmoerntic
national committee is likely to be held
before Feb. p, 1904.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
NEW CoADJUToR BISHOP.
Conservation of Father Taylor t.
Occur Aug at Quincy, III.

COhsecrttAOn or rather Taylor to
Occur Aug. 6 at Quincy, III.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 24.-The con-
secration Of Rev. Frederick w. Taylor,
of Springfield, now rector of St. Paul
pro-cathedral, as bishop coadjutor will
occur Aug. at ST Johns cathedral at
Quincy. Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island.
the senior bishop of the Episcopal church.
will preside. Rt Rev. DR.. George F
Seymour bishop of Springfield, will be
consecrator. with Et Rey Dr. Nicholson,
bishop Of Milwal' "a Rt. Rev. DR..
Francis bishop q ma as assistant;
Rt. Rev DR.. Will bishop coadjutof
of Nebraska, preacher Rt. Rev. DR.
Grafton, bishop Of Fond du Lao, and, Ri.
Rev. DIR. Anderson, bishop coadjutor of
Chicago, presenters, while Rt Rev. DR..
Morrison, bishop Of Iowa, and Rt Rev.
DR. Weller bishop 'coadjutor of Fond du
Lac, will also be present
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25
.Washington time 4 p. m st. Paul)
Fall.

River forecast till p. m. Thursday:
The Mississippi will continue falling
gradually in the vicinity of st. Paul.
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Continued ON Sixth Page.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-25

OMAHA. Neb., July A.-Excepting the
record for July 26, 1894, which IS equaled
today with the thermometer registering
1O5 degrees at p. m, all heat records for
the past twenty-seven years are broken.
The mercury registered SO at at a. m,
with 81 per cent humidity, and at 1 p. m.
the temperature stood at 1O2. At that hour
the humidity had decreased to q per
cent. Up to o'clock two deaths ana
four prostrations had been reported OFF,
cially.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-30
No debenlOs 0lVidar
d los natiYOS
al pOner nombreS a eSCuelas.
EllOS 10 mereCen.

Con motive del natural entu :
siasmo que la actividad del Depar-
tamento de Educacion ha desplega-
do cumpliendo asf satisfaction de
todos el cometido que SO ha impues
to, naturalmente y para demostrar
nuestro pueblo su entu siasmo, pen
SO en- tributar Ia memoria de los
Mac Kinley, Lincoln, &, su agrade-
cimiento, dando cada escuela su
nombre que llevaran con orgnllo.
Bien esta; pero como ha de SO
CURSE por esa idea y csda escuela
en- toda ciudad y en- todo barrio ha
de ostentar el nombre de un ciuda-
dano preclaro; one lego la,historia
un recuerdo leg1timo por su inteli-
gencfa, virtudes, y pstriotismo, de
bemos todos los puertorriquefos, va
que no SO ha podido perpetuar la
memoria de nuestros ilustres muer-
tos, acordarnos de ellos, eligiendo
sus Eombres queridos para que bri-
lien eternamente en- esos temples
del saber, en- donde las generaciones
venideras hallaran Ia savia de su
cerebro por la que lucharon tantcs
puertorriquenos & quienes debemos
imitar trssmitiendo los nifos sus
nombres, sus obras y su patriotismo
Immaculate.
Que de un confin otro de nues-
ira pequefa pero hermosa y bella
cual ninguna isla, sea bendecido ell
nombre de nuestrcs benefactores no
existiendo nj uI pequef1o rinc6n de
nuestro suelo donde no SO le venere,
y rendiremos aS1, ellos, al mas tier
no y dulce tribute de nuestro carif1o
y gratitul.
Los nombres de Rafael Cordero,
Jose j. de Acosta, Pedro G.. Goico,
Roman Baldorioty de Castro, Ruiz
Bslvis, Corchado, Braschi, Laurea.
no Vegs, Padre Rafo, Betances, Ell.
zaburu, Pablo Morales, Federico
Asenjo, Campio Alfonso, Emeterio
Colon, Ramon Santaella, Manuel
Cuevas Bacener, r. Janer, Antolin
Min, Manuel Liciaga, jose de Calls,
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DR.. Hernandez, r. Marin, E. M. de
Hostcs, M. Fernandez Jnncos, jose
Ramon Abad y tantos otros que en-
estes momentos. al correr de Ia plu-
ma es impossible recordar, pueden
desde luego, iniciar la lista de los
que han de honrar con su nom bre la
historic de Ia instruction puertorri-
quef1s.
LAS Juntas escolares podrfan
hacer la election de entire ese MI ;
nero de ilustres patriotas y nues-
tros lectores que acogeran segura-
mente la idea con entusiAsmo, sa
bran coadyuvar & ella, enviando Ca
da cual las oficinas de La Correspon
dencia relaci0n de nombres omitidos
hoy, acompaf1andol las notss biogra-
fcas que acerca de los mismos pue.
dan obtener, con 10 que SO realizar1a
ell pensamiento de perpetuar la me-
moria de los que en- epocas de igno-
rancia y oscurantismo supieron bri-
liar, luchando por Ia instruction de
su pals.
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significante debate judicial Sc desta
CO con toda claridad Ia existencih q
un complice, cuyo nombre Gallo to
do ell mn1 do, empezandc por la mi
ma vfctima, la xcOcotte. Kolb.
Con este motive circularon mi
especies varfadas = mas 8 memo
verc sfmiles.
| Unos aseguraban que ell compli
Ice era un alto personaje mundane
+ del ma a;rotaie parisien.
Aseguraban otros que ell miste
rioso c6mpiice era una dana resi-
dento en- Londres, donde vive una
hija de madame Kolb, casada con nr
ingles, quienes lamentaban su esca
sez de dinero, mientras su madre Ia
| gastaba en- juerg as con chicos chu-
| lapones que la explotaban.
Resulta, pues qu , Ia parte inte-
resante y verdadeYamente sensacio-
nal del proceso no So aclaro y que el
hecho qued6 reducido & una vulgar
tentative de asesinato y robo frus-
trado, por que nj ia Kolb ha muerto
nj las alhajas que Gilmour declare
pretendfa robar, llegaron poder del
misterioso criminal.
La sentencia condenando q Gill
mour q trabajos forzados q perpetui-
dad result6 dolorosa, no solo por el
cruel desemparo social en- que des
de nif1o vivio Gilmour, inclusero y
mendigo, sino por que esta eu la
couciencia ptlblica que cometi6 ell
crimen como asalarisdo de alguisn,
cuyo nombre no convene & Ia scocot
tes Kolb divulgarlo. ~
De noticias de POGO fuste, como
Ell alumbramient0 de la princesa de
Asturias, el entierro de- Li-Hung
Chang en- una tumba de piedras pre-
cicsas que ccst6 trescientos veinti
cinco mil frances, Ia Inauguration
del circo de Barnun, con asistencia
de 10 mas grande de Paris, etc etc, 70
he de haLlar a estos lectores.
Mas les interesara el saber que
ell rey de Iuglaterra hs de"ido que
no sc admita los norte america
en- la abadfa de Wertminster en- ell
acto de la coronation de aquel mo
narca. A este prop6sito dice el
~trusts de Londres;
sNos satisface ell publican que
ell rey hA mandado que no Sc admi
tan los americanos q la coronation,
nissiquiera los que tengan Ia preten
sion de presentarse ataviados con
suutuosCs trajes y diademas de per
las brillantes Falta espacio para
tales gentes en- Ia Abadfa de Vert
minister Los gastos del ceremonial
seran pagados por el contribuyente
ingles, y mientras un solo contribu
yente ingles necesita sitio no deb en-
darse entrada los reprepresentan
tes machos hembras, de la potane
ria yanqui."
va 10 sabsn los j1baros que los
yanquis califican de raza inferior. ST
los "talloteros" son raza inferior, Sc
gun los yanquis. estos son ''patane
rfas. segun los ingleses.
Tam POGO seran admitidas di
cha fiesta las aetrices que SON espo
sss de aristocratas iIglesss. En- es
te case estan May Johe, casada con
lord Francis Hope, y la esposa de
lord Clancarthy. Aunque liberrima
en- da 10 Inglater1a no admite la "pa
rejeria' de los reyes del petroleo
del bacalao, nj la 'parejerfa de las
reinas de Ia excena. Quizas es In
glaterra ell dnico pals del mundo en-
ell que el dinero nj 10 puede nj 10 ts
pa todO....
LWis B0natoaAc.
Paris, 6 Diciembre
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Cr6nicu de Paris.

Semana de placida insignificar
cia. Por fortuna para "a cr6nics, RI
yes Y principles, reinas y princesas
cavueltos los unos y las otras en- Of
ndaleras conyugales alimentan i
comidilla de 10 murmuraci6n.
Los cAucioneros parisienses ri
dfculizan Ia va larga serie de divor
CLOS principe scos, y les ecamelots.
van pregonando sus mercan ciss a
grito de <iQuien no tiene su Prince
sA divorciada?s
Lo de la reida Guillermina j
principe consCrte result6 mas grave
que SO crefa. Parece ser que 81 prin
cipe, aficionado q las j,tmeras hizo al
sentarse, medic ebrio, q la mesa, en-
una comida dada en- ell castillo de
Loo, una manifestation de las que
en- Puerto Rico hacen exclamar ito!
aquien las olfatea. Naturalmente,
Ia reina le censur6, el principe lla-
mola ma tai y cual, y como dos per-
sonajes de la Corte tomasen q NAL
las palabras del principe este Sc ba
tic con ellos, hiriendo & ambos, gra-
vemente, seg1n Sc dice al Sr. de
Van Tets.
Ell gran dnque de Hena CONT
nda dale que le daras & la maritor-
nes del hotel, per la cual desprecia-
ra la gran duquess, cuyo nombre
Sc ha suprimido en- la oracion tradi-
cional que Sc recita los domingos en-
las ig,esias del gran ducado, asf CO.
mo sambien suprimieronse los atri-
butos que en- honor de la citada gran
duquesa llevaba un regimiento de in
fanterfa.
Por dltimo, Sc asegura, en- tele-
grama de Viens, que el principe he
redero de Rumania renuncia sus de-
rechos al Trono, para poder divor-
ciarse de su esposa.
Otro telegrams de Viena refie-
re que la celebre pianista Elena
Luis, Sc ha suicidado en- circunstan.
cias extlaordinarias y de gran ex.
centricidad.
En- plena sala, donde Sc celebra
ba el concerto, y mientras ell publ
CO aplaudfa & la genial artista por la
magistral inter pretacion de una pie
"a de musica, Elena Luis Sc quito Ia
vida, de cara al publico, con un re.
volver que llevaba oculto en- el COR
pillo.
90
Son las novedades de la vida
mundane. En- otro orden de cosas
hay que lamentar la muerte del flo
SOTO bslga Thibergien y la del apos-
tol esponol Pi y Margsll. Ell pue.
bio de Madrid, dfgass en- su honor,
ha sabido gloriticar, q pesar de las
coacciones de Ia autoridad, la me-
moria de la primera fgura de la Es-
paf1a ccmtenpor anea. Pi y Magall
era up verdadero sabio y un verda-
dero santo. Espaf1a le debe muchos
prestigios en- q u ropa, y Cuba y
Puerto Rico tuvieron en- 81 un de-
fensor tan elocuente como noble y
generoso. No 10 divide ese pals.
90
En- ell mundo de las caasas SEN
sacionales hizo tiasco Ia vida de la
causa instruida con motive de Ia ten
tativa de ssssinato realizada en- la
madrugada del 13 de Abril dltimo
por ell ingles Gilmour, contrala Sc
nora Kolb, ecocotte> domiciliada en-
la avenida Henri Martin.
De las sesiones no resulto NADIA
interesante en- ell asunto, sino cosas
sabidas, que participe su debido
tiempo que comente en- mis- croni
cas- & LA CORRESPONDENCE ~ que
ell lector seguramente recordara.
Sin embargo, del fondo del in.
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Los S's,. su.ls.. ls ol.,s,ta I Ga.

Participan sus clientes al publioo en- ge-
neral el traslado de su casa-almacen al local
anezo a IA HIJA DE BORINQUEN,p Forta-
leza 23, esquina Cruz cuyo estableoimiento
tambi6n han adquirido.
Aproveehan Ia OCCASION para desear a sus
favorecedores muy felices Pdseuas y prosperi-
dades en- ell nuevo Ailo de 1902
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Baes4 .satEg.ii!.!.

Ri msguffico Yaekt de la compa
MIA Hamburg amerika sF Iinzerssin
Victoria Luise,, que estuvo en- este
puerto en- Febraro ppdo., vo vera
venir ell dia 9 de Elero de 1902 pro-
cedente de New York,en excpr lion
para St. Thomas. JamaiGue, Trini
dad, Venezuela. C1raeao, Martinica
y Cuba.
Segdo sviso de la compaf1fa,
quedara dis ponible IN c, rto lGnero
de camarotes, y esta sera una oca
sion esplendida para visitar, desds
San Juan, | S hermcsos pueftos que
ar:iba SO indican.
Para detallss 50 pueden dirigir
a los Agantes en- esta Capital.
MtHenhot korber.
a3-2
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"La EStaCi0n''
CAFE RESTAURAN.

Sc sirven comidas q todas
horas. a Ia carta y por abonos.
Trato esmerado y precios modi.
cos.
Constante surtido de licores y
refrescos helados.
Rio Piedras Is 10
Sc encuentra gravemeute en-
ferma la sef1ora dof1a Maria Bou-
chet, en- Mayaguez,
AL salir de la Iglesia el Alcalde
de Aibonito fue agredido por un
desconocido que solo logr6 herirle
en- una oreja.
En- Juana ..Diaz, des caballeros
han dirimido una question, perso'
nalmente q orillas del Jacaguas
Los obreros federales de Juncos
preparan una manifestation poll
ticA.
Sc vende en- Santurce, calle de Ce
IRA, una casa de altos y bajos con
jardin y huerto, aqua, luz electric
inodoros: Informaran Sol 100 ]
na 1910
Ha fallecido en- La ciudad de Ma.
yaguez Ell apreciado obrero don Bue-
naventura Urrutia.
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N0TICIAS,

Ha sido puesto en- lil ertad Gni.
ller1Io T.rres, antor inocente de Ia
muerte de Esteban Guzman.
A un seis por ciento llegara la
quota contributiVa en- Pouce, COZ
mctivo del emprestito.
Don Juan B.rcelo y de ia Juana
Ocasio SO han Undo en- matrimonio
en- la Ciudad del Sur.
LsC. onica de Ponce no acusa
graude ntrarquilidade en- aquella
ciudAd en- la Noehe B1ena.
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Hs regresalo de Paris donde SO
de 1ico pecialmente al estudio de
las enfermedad: de la vista, nues-
tro amigo ell doctor Z .ratt, qnien
hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar.
Tab sco en- rams y Id zas de
Canarias para pisos.
We ID an A Vicente y Ca
--DepoSito 2-Marina
a Is 2
Millares de enfermos del est6-
mago bendicen hoy en- dia su curs-
clon hecha por Is afamada <Estoma-
calina Ulrici,
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Ha regresado de paso para
Santo Domingo Ell ex Pfesidente de
dicha rep1blica General Wanceslao
Figueros, despues de una perma-
nencia de aflo y~medio en- Europs.
Se encuentra hospedado en- ell con-
sulado general de dicha Naci6n.
Gran novedad.
Rega!os duranta los dias de Ma
vlda y af1o nuevo para senoras y
sefloritas.
Tocadores Maria Stuar, Escri-
torlos Pardo Bazan, Costureros Ma
ria Antonieta Musiqueros q la Va
lois, Columnas con relieve de Por-
celsna Enperatriz,
Todo de metal aleman negro nj
quelado y dorados. =;
Acudld estos dias de navid ad q
aprovecharse de 10 bueno casa de
Carece 10 Hermanos y Ca.
Un indiyiduo en- Msyaguez. Sc
quedo en- ell almacen de los senores
Carlo Hernaao cuando cerraron e..
te pudo sacar 25 dollars del caj6n.
Ell HOMBRE NUNCA ESTA
exento de los desarreglos del esto-
mage, tales como el CO era morbus,
calsmbres y diarres: como estos
males son muy comunes en- todas las
estaciones del aflo es peligroso des-
cuidarlls. E PAIN KILLER es ell
remedio que nnnca ha fallado en- los
mss seveTos ataques. Evite los susti-
tutos, no hay mas que un PAIN KI-
LLER, el de Perry Davis.
E, Alcalde d . BArros SO ea.
cuentra grav5mente e elfermo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-30

Con frecuencia abandonamos
ell cuidRdO de una tos un resfriado.
81 10 deja Vd. continuar por algun tempo
causara irritacion en- los pulmones un
NAL cr6nico en- la garganta. Las Pas
tillas BronquiaIes de Brown, le
darAn alivio en- seguida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-30
LA CASA James LcffeI & Ga

IA CASA James Lcllel ~ "a
Tiene 40 amos de experien cia en- la manurac
tura de Turbines Ruedas de Aqua, es muy
conocida en- todas parties del munde.
ST Vd. tiene alguna quebrada salto, y
quiera economizar la fuerza que esta corrien-
do en- desperdicio, comuniquese con r. A
Macfie
Unco Agente en- p. r.
Gale del Cristo No l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-30

El Licenciado Sr. Arcelay de
San Sebastian se encuentra de paso
en- la ciudad del Oe5te.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-30

La nff1a Rita Romero de Maya
gtez, fue estropeada por un cochs
antes de aver, siendo asistida en- la
sala de socorros.