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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-25
Ell ENTIERR0
DE CAMP0AM0R,

Con motive del fallecimiento del
insigne vate don Ramon de Campoa
NOR, la aparecido en- la <Gaceta, el
siguiente decreto.
ga propuesta de: ministro de
instruction pdblica y Bellas Artes,
y de acuerdo con ell Conseio de Mi
n;stros; en- nom ore de mi augusta
hijo Ell Rey don Alfonso XIII y CO.
mo Reina Regente del Reino, vengo
decretar 10 siguiente: ~,
<Artfculo 10 La conducci6n
del cadaver entierro de don Ra-
mon dc Campoamor ser&n costeados
por ell Estado.
cart 20 Por el Ministeriorsde
Instruction p1blica y Bel!as Art5s
Sc invitara & las Reales Academies
Universidad, Ateneo de Madrid y
demas centros de ensef1anza y de cul
tura q que tomeu parte en- esta ma
nifestaci6n de duelo. Z
Igual invitaci6n Sc hara & las
corporaciones y funcionarios depen
nientes..de los distintos departamen-
tos ministeriales.
cart 80 Por ell referido ministe
rio Sc dictaran las dfsposiciones ne
cesarias para la ejecuci6n de este
decreto
Dado en- Palacio q 12 de Febre-
70 de 1901 Maria Cristina. El Mi
nistro de instruction pdblica y Be.
las Artes, Antonio Garcia Alix.
Las GALES por que pas6 ell fine
bre cortejo estaban atestadas de gen
A las tres cuarto de la tarde
sali6 del Miristerio de Fomento ell
entierro de! que en- vida fue gloria
de Ia poesfa don Ramon Campoa-
NOR.
Varias parejas de la guardia mu
nicipal de caballeria formaban q la
cabeza del cortsjo f1nebre.
Segufa ell clero parroquial con
cruz alzada, y ell coche mortuorio ii.
RADIO por ocho oahallos empenacha-
dos.
El ataud era de roble, y de las
ocho grandes argollas que servian
de asas, colgaban anchas cintas ne
gras con fleco dorado.
A los lados del cocbe fdnebre
iban varios guardias de Ofden pdb,i
co y nif1os de los asilos.
Llevaban las cintas los Sres
Condos de Casa Valencia, por la A
cademia Espanola; Ramos Carri6n
por la Sociedad de Escritores y Ar.
tistas; Moya, por la Association de la
Prensa; Mafsounave, por ell Corsejo
de Agriculture; Vital Aza, por la
Association dc escritores dramaticos,
Valdes, por la familla del tinado;
Fernandez Shaw, POI ell Ateneo, y
Rosales, por la Diputaci6n de Astu
rias-
Formaban en- primera Inca del
duelo ell Gobierno, representado
por el Presldente del Consejo; los
Ministries de instruction Pdblica
(de uniforme) Gracia y Justicia y
E,tado; ell Sr Duque de Rivas, tam:
bien de uniforme, en- representation
oe la Reina; Don Ramon Valdes y
Campoamor, sobrino del poeta, ell
director esp.ritual de Campoamor:
ell Sr don Rafael Calzada en- repre-
sentaci6n del Casino y del vecinds'
rio de Navia, pueblo atal del poe
ia, los Sres Silvela, Romero Ro
bledo, Echagaray. Azearate y otras
i,u stres personalidades, en- represen
taci6n de Corporaciones, Academies
Sociedades.
Concurrieron la Diputaci6n y
ell Ayuntamiento con maceros y co
| misiones de todos los cuerpos de la
guarnici6n.
Detras del f6retro iban los estu
| diantes, muchosee los cuales lleva
ban en- Ia solapa de la americana Ia
! EOS de cintas con los colores de las
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facultades & que pertenecen y ur

facultades q que pertenecen y un
cresp6n negro.
Asistieron al entierro represen
taciones-de la Academia Espanola
de la Historic; de Ciencias Morales
y Politics. y de Medicine; profeso
res de la Universidad Institutes:
comisiones del Cfrculo de Be!las Al
tes, de Ia Sociedad de autores, de Ia
de Escritores = aftiatas, del Ateneo,
Union Escolar, Centro .Asturiano,
Diputacion de Asturias. Teatro Espa
mol, Association de Ia Prensa y otras
muchas.
Seghian 4 estos mrchos hon.
bres conocidos en- Ia polftica, en- las
ciencias y en- las letras. y entire ellos
fguraban comisiones de los Tribuna
les de Justicia.
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un bien cualquiera, acu6rdate de
Dios y no del que los recibe.
La ingratitud es baba asquerosa
de espfritus corrompidos y, engendro
de la envidia. inclina al NAL y hace
odiosos los hOmbres.
ST quieres que to benuigan, ANA
los con verdadera 'caridad, Que aun
que to desprecien muchos, te haran
justicia al fin y to amar4n tambien.
En- ell orden humane, la aparien
cia es siempre falsa, la verdad solo
Sc encuentra en- el fondo de las cosas.
Siendo libre en- el hombre Ia &C
ci6n de 10 voluntad, no debiera ha'
ber atenuantes en- el delito: toda obra
es acto de Ia libre voluntad. t@
Los pueblos que no tienen fe,
son pueblos muertos que no redi
men.
La f6 es idea, voluntad, Green
cia, conciencia, deseo, suprema ener
gfa del espfritu.
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BALNEARU De ARROYO
Aguas medicinales naturales, iarias temperatures

Propearios:- -Sres, Virela Uibe Hermanos
epe gass
centayas
u =
mas iniormes pormenores digirse y
sK
III Eaaera
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N0T'ICIAS.

Segun cable recibido el vapor
<Philadelphia, trae un dia de retra.
sc en- su itinerario. SAldra por con.
siguiente de aquf el % 4 las 10 a. m
en- vez del 27 como habfamos anun
ciado. s-..- ...,
Han solicitado pasar & cum
plir condena, en- el presidio depar.
tsmental, Elias Conroy y 10 presos
mas en- 10 carcel de esta Capital.
Por Ia Policfa insuiar ha sido
detenido en- Camuy Manuel Miranda
por intento de violaci6n.
jose Rivera de GALES, por
rapto de Catalina Alvarado ha sido
detenido y puesto & disposition del
Juzgado con la raptada. =
SE ALQUILAN
habitaciones y un espacioso y venti-
lado mirador, en- Ia casa nhmero 90
de To Gale de San Jose, q preoios
m6dicos.
Han solicitado licencia de pa
rentesco para contraer matrimonio
civil, CandelariosPerez Rivera = Ce.
lestina Rivsra y Marichsl.
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LUNA 43 LUNA 43

FL colegio de la Purfsim Con.
cepci6n ha sido -trasladad6a los al :
tos de la fresca y espaaiosa casa de
la calle de la Luna no 43.
A 1O-9
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Marca <Bolivar> cajas de 10 gr, t.
sas, cajeta tamaf1o grande inclusu Sc
Hos q $54en ORC
~ corriente <54 <
p Marca xEstrell famigeras de l
gruesas;.
Cajeta tamano grande incluso ORC
Hos $5-85 en- Sc
Sc venden en- la caIle de Tetuau
Nun. 81.
Pnerto-Rico IL Octubre de 1900
Ms &C. 80
En- la corte de dietrito de esta
ciudad So veran el dia 81 los juicios
orales de las causas contra Claudi,
Bonilla y otros por des6rden pdbli
co y Ia de don Jose I. Esteras por
malversaci6n.
Por rif1a y esc&nda]o le han
impuesto 20 dias de trabajos forza
dos q Leoncio Rodriguez.
@ No existe raz6n alguna de fun
damento para negar que la luna ten
ga habitantes.
sQue un ex&men riguroso no
acusa la existencia de aire?
iY que?
Acaso todos los vivientes <res
piran en- el aire.
mo pueden ser hombres peces
los del sat4litef
En- cambio en- Sci Polo Norte,
Sc gosa de Is vida tomando refees-
COS & 30 grades bajo cero que hielan
los males pensamientos.
-.
ESCUSLA DE TAQUIGRAFIA
EsPANOLA e INGLEsA
MARIO S. GElGEL 80 Fortolezo,
Ell doctor don Jose Manuel
Saldafla y So distinguida familia,
han fijado So residencis en- esta ciu.
dad.
No es cierto que hayan regre.
sado 4 esa Capital los se1ores conf.
sfonados Borda y Balb4s, como ase
guran aigunos peri6dicos de 10 Is =
lsI:
I'm esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei do peri6dicos & ~ 40 81 quintal.
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Don Gregorio Dimas> admins.
trador con poder, de las casas de Ia
Viuda del doctor Ferrer, de 10 Viu
dc don jose Geigel y de don Jose e
Marxuach, se ofrece alos prophets.
rios que quieran tener nm huan admi
nistrndor y cobrador. Sc comprome--
ate atenderle sns fncas por precios
convencionales, = ofrece honradez J
y Hmpieza y rendicion de sus alquile
res como SO quiera.
Su casa San Jose % alto.
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Ell s. y
OOMPANIA DE .SEGUROS DE VIDA
DE CANADA.

RELACION DE SINIESTROS--Paga-
dos en- esla Isla por la muy respectable bien
acreditada Compania de Seguros de vida EEL
SOL de Canada, los beneticiados sin diff
cultades nj obstaculos de las polizas siguientes:
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Ell cabo de Ia Po1itfa Insnlar
don Mario Mas ha obtenido ell LII
nero en- los examenes verificados
para cubrir una plaza de % To-
niente del cuerpo y sin duda ascen.
der& q Official hoy mismo.
El sef1or Mas es joven estudioso
y de relevantes cualidades.
! LIE anticipamos nnestra felicita
ci6n. --.'
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A 20 dias de trabajos forzados
y copaucci6n por ruta a Corozal ha
sido condenado Ramon Verdejo Mi
raLda, por estafa de varios objetos.
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Felipe Rivera por agredir con
una piedra & Francisco Rios ha sido
condenado q Is dias de trabajos for
zadOs.
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PenSamientOS.

Cuando d6s una limosna & hagas
un bien cualquiera, acu6rdate de
Dios y no del que los recibe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-25

Mll0eS uG NujeES USdn ExCIuSVaeE al JauD It J;;Il
Para purifcar embeecer la pe!
mpe la caida del caho
ablandar
tolos del tocador del
aon puifcar
nnguna puacion puede nducas
susturlo
combinando asi en- UN JBos COM
plexion, tocador
E Traaniento Complete Externo nfor
nd lavs r pera del
auase Lna E forrEa nsuo oz1I
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Don Vicente D&vila Aranzamen,
III hace p6blico que no ca ell Vicente
Davila a quien Sc acusa de robo al
sef1or Latimer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-25

u1ouGe O0l Cu0IpO slG uuQa 8sCon'
der& a Official hoy mismo.
El sef1or Mas es joven estudioso
y de relevantes cualidades.
LIE anticipamos nnestra felicita
ci6n. ~.'
Abuses de Ia juventud, debili
dad y p9rdida de las fuerzas whales
Sc curaa en- POGO tempo con ell gran
t6nico <Vino Cerebrina Ulrici.
Desde el salon del Club de Re
gatas q ia casa ndmero % de la ca
lie de la Fortaleza, Sc extravi6 en-
la noche del %, a la salida del bale,
un >alfiler, de orc, fgurando una Ii
ra. Sc suplica al quo 10 haya encon
trado 10 devuelva q la citada casa
numero % Gale de Ia Fortaleza, al
tos donde sera gratific csdo.
s-3-1
Don Vicente Davila Aranzamen,
ii hace p6blico que no es ell Vicente
Davila a quien Sc acusa de robo al
sef1or Latimer.
LA CORREsPoNDENC1A que
siempre d4 la VOC de alerta cuando
algo extraordinario SO susurra llama
hoy Ia atenci6n del quito publico
capitalef1o hacfa la elegantemente
decorados y horas agradables que
Sc pasan en- los salones de Ella Nue
va Palma. donde Sc toman los mas
delicados preparados en- estableci
mientos de esta fndole.
El domingo "a de Mario depo-
sitaron 499 imponentes $40 Is en-
ell Cr6dito y Ahorro Ponceno has
ia aquella fecha Sc han expedido
1871 libretas.
GoNsEJo A LAS MADREs.@-E jarabe ealmane
los do 1ss
Ra ssfS snsto
ada cama al niho, ablanda las escfas. aiiva to TO-
s Dc oaa9 s do
sporser 81 me1or de todo
Por vender carne falta de peso
ha sido multado con dos dollars Do
mingo Perez.
En->el Trinunal Supreme de
Justicia SO vera ell dia % el recurso
de casaci6n por infracci6n de ley de
Juan Bautista Ropriguez y otros de
Ponce en- causa por robo con vio'
lencia.
Gran moda de Paris: formas
Gautier Benitez, Bstapces, Padial,
Vizcarrondo, Campos, Puerto Rico,
& & con tan c6lebres nombres Sc
acaban de recibir mas de 400 doce
mas de cuellos yepunos en- Gel Gle
10.
Felipe Rivera por agredir con
una piedra & Francisco Rios ha sido
condenado a Is dias de trsbsjos for
zados.
A 20 dias de trabajos forzados
y conjunction por ruta a Corozal ha
| sido condenado Ramon Verdeio Mi
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Por Ia Po1icfa insuiar ha sido
detenido en- Camuy Manuel Miranda
nor intanto de viOlaci6n.
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Abuses de Ia jnventud, debili
dad y p6rdida de las fuerzas vitales
Sc curaa en- POGO tempo con ell gran
t6nico eVino Cerebrina Ulrici.
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Francisco Ponto
CIRUJANO DENTISTA.
San Francisco AZ.
-

POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
6aao So vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 ne
xicanos. En- esta redacci6n infur-
marenOS AP
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Ell doctor don Jose Manue
Saldaf1s y su distinguida familia
han fjado su residencis en- esta ciu
dad.
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No es cierto que hayan regre.
sado (. ess Capitai los sei1ores conf
sionados Borda = Balbas, como ase
guran aigunos peri6dicos de Ia Is
la.
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I'm esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei do peri6dicos { ~ 40 81 quintal.
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Gran moda de Paris: formas
Gautier Benitez, Betances, Padial,
Vizcarrondo, Campos, Puerto Rico,
& & con tan c6lebres nombres Sc
acaban de recibir mas de 400 doce
mas de cuellos ylpunos en- Gel Gle
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En- Ia corte de distrito de est
ciudad Sc veran ell dia 81 los juicio
orales de las causas contra Claudi
Bonilla y otros por des6rden pdbli
CO y la. de don Jose I. Esteras po
malYersaci6n.
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CONSEJO LAS MADRES@.-El jarabe calmane
de Wnslow debe usarse siempre que los ni1os esten
al pequeho sgfriente; produce un sueho natural '
tranquo, aviando al ndo de dolor el angelic des
iadar Calma al nno, ablanda las encfas alivia to-
dos dolores. ayuda al viento regula loe ntestnos
sulta de L. dentici6n do otras causas. Tenar Gu
sporser ell mejor de todo
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t. hou,d be borne in Volume 81
the for the General Fund $S
o the used general
the
benefit used general purposes can
afelyiuv the School Fund 1000 r. c...
collected Annual
Franchise which Will be
month than last The state mas p
Delaware From the estimated receipts and
res Treasurer that there will De In the
about $40 recommend na TINS or SO
ncb as NAV be schools be nased be
avoted There
which redeemabe first OF June
provden discharge interest bearing
rather than incur oblgalons
Tbe apprehend impression people that the State
schemes by appropriations While h
from Corporations formed under the Act
found this little
existed for several other
however beneficial on the expectation OF
lsuchan
APPROPRIATION DELAWARE VOLUNTEERS
carrying the
believing
procuring volunteers From nat movement
ennnned the CALL
expended
month of july 1893 the Federal Government
directly the Spanish War;
made OF the
the
the State OF Delaware necessary that the &C.
vorobes Washington To this
take charge Of the matter Adjutant Genera
apyrett Andrew G. Gray Staff who
the last two years. spent much time and labor N the
The sun., 1901-01-02
1857 THE SUN l''l
Baltimore, Md.
The Paper Of the People,
For the People and
With the People
Honest in Motive
Fearless in Expression
Sound in Principle

A newspaper is an educator; there
are all kinds of educators, but the man
who spends money judiciously and liber-
ally is better able to impart his know
ledge than the man who has little or
nothing to spend.
The Sun is the highest type of news
paper.
The Suns special correspondents
throughout the United States, as well as
in Europe, South Africa, China, end, in
fact, all over the world, make it an up-to-
date newspaper.
The market reports and commercial
| features put the farmer, the merchant
and the broker in close touch with the
markets at Baltimore, Norfolk, Charles
ton, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia
and other places which are prominent
centers.
From now ON the news of the world
promises to be more interesting than
ever before and national and political
questions will arise, making probably the
most eventful period in the country's
history.
This, together with the corps of edi-
tors and reporters at Baltimore, Wash
ington and New York, make The Sun
Invaluable to its readers.
By mail Fifty Gents a month; six
months, So; one year, $6
The sun., 1901-01-02
REGISTERS ORDER.
ID EGISTER'5 ORDER.
h Registers Office

ID EGISTER'5 ORDER.
III Registers Office,
New Castle County, Del.
Decembar 2Sth., 1900.
Upon the application of Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company administrator cum ties
tamento annexo of Martin Shaughnessy, late oi
Wilmington Hundred, in said county, deceased.
it is ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administer c. t. a.. afore; aid give notice oi
granting of Letters of administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof by cansing adf ertisements to be posted
within Iorty days from the date oi such Letters
in six OF the most public places OF the County OF
New Castle, requiring all persons having de.
mands aga gainst the estate to present tie same, OF
abide by au act of assembly in such case made
and provided; and also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period in the Sun, q news
pc per published in Wilmington, Del, and to be
continued therein three weeks (e. O. d.
Given under the hand and seal of the
r,s, Register aforesaid at Wilmington in
lo'ol New Castle County aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
CALVIN w. CROS5AN, Register.
NOTICE-Notice is hereby given that Letters
of Administration we're in due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned ou the twenty
eighth day of December A. D., 1900, and that 81
persons having claims against the estate OF tint
deceased must present the same. duly attested
TO the said Administrator C. t. a., on or before
the twenty-eighih day of December. 1901, ol
abide the Act of Assembly in such case madt
and provided.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
Administrator C. t. a.
Address, Wilmington, Delaware.
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NEW AFRICAN RULER
ENGLAND,s COMING MAN Is SIR Al
FRED MlLNER.

He VIII He Governor of the Trans-
ynnl nnd Orange River Colonies.
"Finest Flower of Oxford"-Trnin-
ed and Successful Diplomat.
Great Britain has been singularly
fortunate of recent years during her
numerous difficulties in having large
body Of brilliant young men, trained
at her great universities, to carry on
the work of government. They are
forging to the front, these young men,
in every branch of her majesty's serv-
ice and are making their mark In all
of them. None of these men has
better record or more brilliant pros
poets than Sir Alfred Miner, governor
of the Cape Colony and high commits
sioner of South Africa since 1897 and
the future first governor of the Orange
4 River and the Transvaal Colonies.
Sir Alfred Miner was born Of Eng
lish parents in Germany. He received
his education in England and made
splendid record for scholarship at
Oxford. Dean Church described MIL
ner as "the finest flower of human
culture reared at Oxford in his gen
Grafton" After leaving the university
he tried the law and journalism and
then stood for parliament. Fortunate
ly for his future career he was defeat
ed, and in 1887 he became private sec
retary to Mr.. Goschen, chancellor O
the eXchequer.
OF all English public men Mr.. Go
schen, now Viscount Goschen, Is prob
ably as well fitted as any to train
young man, and in Miner he found al
apt pupil. But the young politician lef
I his teacher when in 1889 he was sen
to Egypt as undersecretary for financ
under Lord Cromer. In the land of tn
Copts the then Mr.. Miner exercises
well his faculties of observation an
his instinct for government, and on hi
The sun., 1901-01-02

return In 1902 he wrote book, "Eng.
land In Egypt" which is considered
the standard work on the subject in
Great Britain. 1t Is, according to an
English authority, "surely the clearest
book ever written on an obscure sub
ject."
From 1892 to 1897 Milner was cnair-
man of the board of inland revenue,
virtually the tax collector of Britain.
In 1895 he was knighted, and In 1897,
the year of jubilee, came his great op'
portunity. He was sent to South Afri
ca as high commissioner Of South AT
RIGA and governor of Cape Colony, ano
that troubled country, which has beer
well called the graveyard of English
regulations, has been the making oi
Sir Alfred Miners. He has won thu
esteem and praise of his countrymen
and at any rate his ability has gained
the respect of their adversares. Ii
diplomatic intercourse when England
can pit against the home taught tactics
of the Beers the ability of Sir ALFRED
Milner there is little hope for the bur
gherS.
The sun., 1901-01-02

kom photo by the architect, Richard r. Schmidt.
cH1cAGo's NEW sKYscRAPER.
Heather vane figure. 1t stands at the
brner of Madison street and Michigan
kenue, two of the most important
in the Windy City. On
he side it faces Lake Front park, SO
hat there is nothing, practically, be-
|ween the building and Lake Michigan.
It's outline is visible for miles above
be general mass.
ERhe building proper is only u stories
5height and has a frontage Of Sc feet
Michigan avenue. Its architect,
K Richard q. Schmidt, had in mind
hen he drew the plans the proper
6ns of the tower in relation to this
*e of the lower building, and the
&sult is embodied in design In which
fHe tower is the central and major
Hlotive. The tower of the handsome
&ucture is 40 feet square at the base.
Ihe utilitarian purposes of the build
lie are subseryed by Its size and Its
Monument site. 1t serves also as de-
XQeu OTuuuieub " thS-SitJ. - ~ p"hNi'
|6 the tower, which can berseen for
of miles, are filed with golden
He, the color of which changes with
|1fery sky, and it ends with a double
: e size gllded copper figure of Prog,
ss,D modelled by the eminent sculptor,
Massey Rhind Of New York.
lat the main entrance is symmetrl.
al group of two lions and two youths
81 each side of a large shield modelled
marble. The three lower stories are
IL white Georgia marble, and the nine
pper stories and the tower are of mot
he'd buff brick and light terra Gotta
RHving n very handsome effect. This
aiilding Is Of full skeleton steel, fire
roof construction. In the building
roper the only wood is the maple
bors, while the tower contains abso
tely no wood.
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speople who commit suicide are unmar.
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that?
O'Batch--Oh, well. ! s'pose after fell
low has been married awhile he gets so
he can put up with almost anything
Chicago Times Herald. 4a-
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! Igo's Newest skyscraper Is Nov
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ntes the tendency to make these
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3and the. crops during the past season
have been universally good. Santo Do
&ningo has three principal crops-cof-
Zee, cocoa and sugar. The first two 20
TO Europe since the Santo Domingans
Can get better prices for them there
kthan in the United States, but most of
<the sugar comes here.
n Senior Emilio G. Joubert, until very
Erecently the Santo DOMINICAN charge
In the United States, has left
his post to return to his native country.
Not From rms IOwn.
"IIe says he is from New York." said
7ss,ae young woman.
"Yes." answered the other.
81 can't believe it."
"Why not?"
"He talked with me for five minutes
without saying anything was fierce OF
characterizing anybody as lobster.
Washington Star.