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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-15
PERSONAL.


Mrs w. T. Wilder, who was the guest
for the past month of her mother, Mrs.
". M. Watkins of Holly avenue, sailed
today from New York for Porto Rico,
Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H o'Nef and Miss
Kfttie Harry. of Faulkton, S. D., and
Mr.. John c. Conway, Of Orient, S. D..
VINO were the guests Of MT. and Mrs. +.
F. Lynch, 221 Spruce street, have return
ed.
Raymond Cavanah has severed his con-
nection with Hamm's brewery, and is go
Ing 70 Elkhart, Ind to take charge Of
the advertising of Dr. Miles Medical
company.
Mrs William Bulge and Mrs. G: F.
Trepanier, the guests of Mrs. J. "A. New
ell OF ST. Peter street, have returned TO
Grand Forks, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick L. Seixas, of
Floral street, will leave this morning for
Seattle, where they will make their flu
ture home
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wilkinson and
daughters, of Summit avenue, will leave
next week for Jacksonville. Fla, to spend
Mrs. A. S. euttssand Miss Louise pow
ell, of Farihault, Nisited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry C. Judson, of Kent street, last
week
Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Thompson left
last evening for Thompsonville Ga,
DR.. and Mrs, Walter Bradford Cannon,
of Cambridge, Mass, will spend the hol-
idays with relatives in ST. Paul.
Mrs. Sumner Shepard and son Raleigh,
Of Iglehart street. have gone East, where
they will spend several months.
Mrs. G. w. Walsh and son, Cabarne
Walsh, S29 Portland avenue. have return
ed from visit to st. Louis.
Miss Jennie Vance, 102 Western ave
nue. will return tomorrow, after two
months visit in New York.
Miss Lyons, the guest of Mrs. M. D.
Flower. of Ashland avenue, has returned
to ST. Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Boynton. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McGiii, have returned
TO Meadvine, Pa.
Miss Babcock. the guest of Mrs. Gil
lette, of Pleasant avenue, has returned
TO Neenah, Wis.
Miss Adelaide Behr of Morris, MINI.
is the guest of Mrs. M. A. Sole, of Oak
land avenue.
Miss Wales of Milwaukee was the
guest last week of Miss Sargent, of Day
ton avenue.
Mrs. Richard valIency. of Jamestown.
N. D., is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Z s. o. Boston.
Mrs. Creiger. the guest of Mrs. c. S.
Grain, of the Marlborough, has returned
To Cnicagu.-
MRS. George Burke. of the. Marlowe
visited friends in Remark, N. D., last
week.
Mrs. E. Dallas, of De Soto street, has
gone to St Louis to remain during tho
winter.
Mrs. Phillio. of Fauquier street, has
gone to Kansas City to spend the winte-
Miss st. Aubin, Of Capitol boulevard
will leave for the East after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mas are inter
taining Misses Jeffs, of Rockland Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Merrill, of Iglehart
street, will leave soon for California.
Mrs. J. NJ WEIGH of st. Adams street,
has gone to California for the winter.
Miss Caro- Noyes, of Virginia avenue,
has returned from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. C. E. Bean, of Holly avenue, is
visiting in the East.
Miss Florence Roach has gone to Texas
to spend the winter.
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Swedish Lutheran Church have elected
the following officers: President Rev. l..
A. Johnston, vice president, Mrs. L. A.
Johnston; secretary. Mrs. c. A. Johnse;
treasurer, Mrs John Thorsell: ai-
rectresses, Mrs. Lundheln1, Mrs. Hut
krans, Mrs Johnston, Mis-. Peterson, Mrs.
Bodin, Mrs Carlson and Mrs. Lamberg.
The M. II. R p. Social club was en-
tertained Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Blodgett. Favors were won by Mrs.
j. w. Herbert Mrs. d. Mclean, Mr.. Il.
w. Klinfelter and D. Pearson. The club
will be entertained next Saturday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Steckwell, $50
Magnolia street.
The marriage of Mss Margaret Laing
PaultuA and Mr.. Richard Henry Glen
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Society has stopped to take breath
and to prepare for Christmas. The debu-
tantes have all been formally introduc-
ed, and the church fairs are nearly all
at an end. This week shopping will take
the place of teas, and the completion OF
gifts will include nearly everything else
though few who have been wise enough
to complete their Christmas preparations
will entertain their less fortunate friends.
Mrs J. E. Ricketts,, of Paramount ave
nue., will entertain at cards Wednesday
evening and Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Charles III. Cook and Miss Stamm,
of Merriam Park, viii entertain at cards
Thursday afternoon at the home Of the
former on Prior avenue.
Mrs. b. H. Baker, Of Western avenue,
has issued invitations for a reception
New Years afternoon.
Mrs. William Liggett have a luncheon
yesterday afternoon for the women
teachers of the state agricultural school.
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NEWPORT.

Mrs. Williams entertained a company
Of fifteen children Wednesday In honor
of her daughters birthday.
Mrs. Rhoda Belden, Mrs. James Gran
dali and Mrs. Hyatt Munger visited Miss
Benson Wednesday.
Mrs Williams and Miss mo Williams
spent the week with Mrs. Ross in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kinsman, of St
Paul visited Mrs. Levi Steens last week
Mrs. John Willoughby, of the Park,
spent Monday with Mrs. Charles Cressy.
Mrs Matthew Miller entertained Mrs
and Miss McNaughton Wednesday.
Miss Corde1ia Wilkinson spent Friday
with Miss Jessie Horn in the city.
Mrs. Levi Stevens spend few days in
Hastings with Mrs. Brocht.
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Miss Georgia Hill has been entertaining
Miss Isabel Dunn. of MINNEAPOLIS.

Miss Georgia Hill has been entertaining
Miss Isabel Dunn, of Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal
Church will have their annual holiday
fair and supper Wednesday afternoon and
evening in Odd Fellows hall.
A sale of Christmas articles and supper
was given Tuesday afternoon and even
ing 10y the ladies of the Congregational
church in the church parlors.
Mrs. George Crippen, of Wisconsin, is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. H. Burghardt.
Mrs. B. F. Meek gave. thimble bee
Friday afternoon at her home, Langford
Park place.
The Young Married Peoples club gave
dance Friday evening at Mr.. Sewell' S.
Mrs T. L. Hacker entertained the
history class Thursday afternoon.
Miss Helen George. Of Canada, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred George.
A euchre party was given Tuesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Meek.
Miss Bernice Cannon has returned from
Iowa.
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ChiIdren.s Fair.

The CLildren's Guild of the Church of
St. John the Evangelist gave sale Of
Christmas bags yesterday afternoon and
evening In the guild house. The arti-
cbes were all made by the children, and
the sale was conducted by the children,
assisted by the following women: Mrs.
Louis W. Hill, Miss Lila Finch, Miss
Pope and Miss Emma Tinberlake. The
will go towards the church
building fund.
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PLEASURES PAST.

Mrs E. A. Drew, of Iglehart street. en-
tertained Thursday afternoon. Euchre
was played at fourteen tables, and favors
were won by Mrs. A. B. Bell, Mrs. Roger
W. Cooley, Mrs. Du Shane, Mrs. Hamilton
and Mrs. Shiere. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs Cobb, Mrs J. M. Macnider
Miss Mary Overpeck and the Misses Chloe
and Lottie Brink.
Miss Carpenter. of Marshall avenue
entertained at progressive whist for Miss
Shields, of Minneapolis Thursday after
noon. Cards were played at three tables
High scores We're made by Miss Grace
Bell, Miss Loretta King, Miss Camp and
Miss Fisher
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the guest OF Mrs. NJ. L. Norris

was the guest OF Mrs. M. L. Norris
Sunday.
Mrs R. J. Cook will make her home
with Mrs. George Sawyer for the win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo De Cou are
guests of hrr. and Mrs. FRANKLIN De Coz
today.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E
Church met Thursday with Mrs. J. w.
Banter
Mr. and Mrs John Howard returned
Monday from few days visit at kivcr
Falls.
Miss Jennie Johnson, of Mora will
spend the winter with Mrs. j. w. Ban
ter.
Miss Hattie scofield. of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday with Mrs Harry Fisk.
Miss Linnie Hopkins, Of st. Paul, spent
the week with Mrs. H F. Morgan.
Miss Sarah De Cou has returned from
La Crosse.
Mrs. Briggs returned from Wisconsin
Tuesday.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

ne Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Sawyer.
Mrs. Skillman of Zumbrota. ,sho lag
been visiting Mrs. Ree.,s. returned to
her home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Tricky spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Yates, OF
st. Paul.
Miss Lottie Address, Of Hammond, wis,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-15

Marie Singleton, Louise Ohage, Margaret
Mclaughlin, Nellie Heyd, Lillian Good
now, Helen Pfaff, Winifred Westlake,
Gladys Barclay, Laura Cook, Agnes Wa
trous, Minnie Boyer, May Newton and
HERNIA Gregory.
The teams VIII meet for the first time
tomorrow afternoon
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slPoston Tea partx.n

The Minnesota society, Sons of the
American Revolution, will celebrate the
12Sth anniversary of the Boston Tea
Party at a reception tomorrow night
from to 10 o'clock at the Commercial
club.
Cen Ell Torrance. commander-in-c chief
of the Sons of the American Revolution,
will be the honored guest
The reception committee includes Mr..
and Mrs E. c. Stringer, Gov and Mrs.
S. r. Van SAINT, Mrs. d. A. Monfort and
Judge and Mrs. Torrance.
The committee in charge consists of
Jesse A. Gregg, E. c. Stringer, F. A.
Mcmillan, of Minneapolis, and E. ]. West
lake.
The New Woman Peril.
"Well,' she said, in some astonistrnent.
as she looked up from her paper, 'wom-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-15

an certainly is invading all lines of busi-
ness. A girl burglar has just been
caught
II wonder" he commented thoughtful-
ly, If the time is coming when tinid
man will be worried at night for fear
there's a woman under the bed."-Chi-
"a go Post
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GREAT NORTHERN R'Y
Holiday Excursion Rates

Holiday ExcursfOn Rates
For teachers and students during the
Holiday Vacations. Call or telephone
Great Northern Ry. Ticket Agent for
rates, dates Of sale and limits.
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central high Basket Ball.

The first and second basket ball teams
Of tho Central high school have been Sc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-15

street, entertained at dinner last even
ing.
The Keelus Proelium danced at Lifts
hall Friday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-15
ST., ANTHONY PARK.

Mrs. Chandler and Miss Chandler,
guests of Mrs. w. S. HARDWOOD, have
gone to their home in Fond du Lac, Wis.
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Goods Dealers In the United States Canada and Europe
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-05-30
Y NosoTRos
TAMBIEN

Con ell titulo HEMos GoNChUTDo, contesta
Ell Pats, con cuatro vaciedades al artlculo
que pubIicaramos del selor Abrl en- ell que 6s-
to lie retaba qde preSeutase las pruebas de
sus caln nniosaS imputaciones, iQu6 habia de
presentar
Ahora Ey Pals Sc concreta decir que su
imputac6n Sc referia a los gastoS dc uigje del
senor Abrl; pero NADIA prueba nj demuestra
que La DEMoCRAlIA Sc haya puesto al seryIco
de la compaffa emgratoria.
Pero habia que lamar la calumna; haba
que morder en- la honra a jena; y para esto EL
Pals Sc preSta las mil maravilas.
Y termina su articulo, no honrada ca
balerosamente, sino inYentando otra MENTI-
RA. Dice que LA DEMoCRACIA el senor
Abrll han mantenido dos crttertos distintos en-
esta question; y que mientras este peri6lico
com6at1a la emigration publicaba las cr6nicas
de viaje del senior Abrl en- las que habia eo-
gos para la mlsma. Esto es FALso COMPILE.
TAMENTE FALsO.
Cuatro cr0nicas hemos publicado con la
frma del sehor'Abril, en- que este retataba sim.
plemente sus impreso les de yaie por Estados
Unidos, Endos de elias, Sc habla ineidentalmen-
to de los emigrantes; en- una, para lamentar el
estado de mlseria en- que van, por 10 Que son
ob1eto de burlas y chacotas en- todas las esta-
clones donde Sc detienen; en- otra para CEN
slrar agriamente que Sc embarquen emigran-
tes entermoS preguntando que objeto pueden
tener esas emtgra .iones de moribundos. En-
esa cr6nca decia ell senor AbriI:-SEl profun-
do estado de an 'mia en- que sueen embarcar
algunos emgrantes es su sentencia de muerte.
Casi todos quedan sepultados en- los pueblos
del transto en- las profundidades del mar.
81 espectaculo que esos enfermos presentan en-
los puntos de desembarque es verdaderamente
DESASTRoso, sin que nadie SO eXpique que
objeto tiene traer EMIGRACIoNEs DE MoRIBUN-
DOS. Ese embarque depende de los agentes en-
PuertO-Rlco que no deben de ningGn modo
I embarcar personas que no Sc hallen en- las
condolences fisicas necesarias para soportar
las incomodidades del vaje.S
Esto decia ell sefior Abril en- LA DEMocRA-
CIA. sD6nde estan, pues, los eogios para la
compania emlgratora? 6D6nde esta la contra.
Sitct6n entire 10 escrito por LA DEMoCRACIA v 10
publieado por el senior Abrll? Nosotros reta-
mos-y va estamos canssdos de lanzarle retos
q un peri6dco que no responde ellos-S que
publique una sOla lfnea autorizada por la mr.
ma del senior Abril en- que Sc consgnen elo.
gics la compahfa emigratora. Va verSuIus-
tedes como no la presenta demostrado que
dara que El Pals cslumnia por ell placer de
faltar q la verdad
Y termina ese peri6llco hablando de la
cultura periodisttca de que Sha resuelto de-
81 stir de sus reaciones periodisticas cor
La DEMocRAcIA.1 En- cuanto 10 primero, az
Reeesits descaro para que IN pefi6dico eonsl-
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ULTIM0S CABLES
EsTAD0S uRlD0s

La Suprema Corte de Washington suspen-
de sus sesiones durante la temporada de vera
no.
Los asuntos lnsulares volveran ttatarse
cuando Sc reanuden los trabaios de los iueces
La prensa de New York asegura que an
ties del primero de Julio Sc concedera q Puerto
Rico ell cabotaje con todos los puertos de los
Estldos Undos.
-Ha legado Nueva Orleans en- el mas
lastlmoso estado, la Ultima expedition de puer.
torriqueilos que sa 10 para las isas Hawaii.
Ell tesoro de los Estados Unidos, segdn
Sc dice, devolvera a Puerto Rico los millones
de dollars cobrados ilegalmente.
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AFRICA AUSTRAL

derrotado a los ingeses 10 ha sido por 6stos.
Fuerzas que superaban los republicanos
fueron en- auxilio de aquellos trabando un COM
bate deslgual.
Los "boets" han vuelto ainvadir la Co.
lonia del Cabo volando los fuertes destrozan-
do las lineas ferreas que los ingenieros brita-
ncos habian vuelto q construir.
El ministro de la guerra ing6s ha pedido
informes de dicha invasion, ordenando al ge-
neralfslmo Kitchener que obstruya ell aVance
del enemigo guarde meior las fronteras de
aauella possession,
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Hato.Grande

El policia inSular Basilo Alyero decomis6
indebidamente un ron un campesino, que
conf0 dicho articuo en- ell establecimiento de
nuestrO respectable amigo don Federico Se6s.
81 perjudicado conservaba en- su poder la CO.
rrespondlente factura, adquirida en- dicha ca
sa.
Como ell oenor Sellds protestara de ese he
cho arbtrario increp6e ell guardia, sin respe-
to sus canas denunci6 ante la Corte de Dis
trito, dOnde fue absueto.
Eutre tanto, la proyocaci6n del Alberto,
ha quedado impune.
Ell senior Sell6s es hombre de prestigio bien
cimentado por sus honorabiisimas condicio-
mes mereci6 siempre la consideration ell res
peto de cuantos le conocen.
Dados estos honrosos antecedentes, la con-
ducta del guardia esta juzgada,
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AMPLIANDO INFORM MES
LOS TEsTIGos

Nos dcen de aqu6l pueblo que Pillar Divl.
la, testigo de cargo que presentl la policia,
fu6 obigado prestar declaration al antojo de
aqu6lla,
Como lie amenazaron temi6 que e atrope-
llasen como Angel Arrufa.
Por ell mismo concepto declare tambi6n en-
igual forma don Juan Ayuso, laboroso espa-
mol. Ayuso rectitic6 sus cargos ante ell juez
municipal captain de la benem6rtd
Pillar Dava que ACADIA de extlngnir conde-
ma por muerte de un hombre, es pe6n de Apon
te, presidente del partido republican,.
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VEJAMEM 4 uMAAUroRIoAp

Como el alcalde propletarlo del pueblo ha-
bia salido para Maunabo haciGndole entrega
de la alcaldfa don Jose DaviIa To- este sehor,
al enterarse de los hechos, revestidohegit
mente de autoridad, tom6 un revolver Sc di
rigi6 al cuartel de la policia. AIN Sc lie some
ti6 4 un vejamino.o registro, osupandoe ell ar
ma sin que valieran sus protestas.
Es mas, apesac de saber los guardias que
eercia las funcioues del alcald4 Sc le redujo
prisi6n, incuy6ndoe en- ell atestado.
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INGLATERRA

Los miembros de la Camara de comercio
de New York que visitan Londres, seran re-
cibidos por ell rey Eduardo VII.
Unos dicen que la entrevista obedece un
alto lin poitlco, otros que un acto de corte-
sia, ofreciendo sus respetos al ilustre successor
de la reina Victoria.
La prensa ihgesa censura agrlamente
las reformas acordadas en- ell ej6rcito nacional.
Dicen que elias acusan la imperca de su au-
tor en- cuestones problemas miltares.
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SAN JUAN
POr teIGgrafO.

SESSION.
La Camara Sc reune en- session eXtraordi-
maria.
CABOTAJE
Aseguran que ST Holander afrma que las
rentas de la isla cubren su presupuesto, Sc de-
cretara ell cabotaje ell primero de Octubre.
ARBITRAJE
Los ministries del gabinete KrGger pden
holanda que ferme un arbitraJe International
que declare la guerra contra boefS ingeses.
SECRETAS
La Convention cubana celebra sesiones SO
cretas.
La mayor parte de la prensa es extrafa a
la enmienda Platt, aceptada hoy.
SAELL
Ell secretario Saell sali6 para Aguadilla q
asuntos de su secretara. Mientras dure su
permanencia en- aquella villa, le sustituye Ell
secretario Rim.
CORTE SUPREMA
La Corte Suprema no decidira hasta Oc-
tubre las cuestiones que afectan las islaS FL
llpinas.
0pfnase que sus decisiones seran distntas
a las que atailen a esta isla.
EMPRESA
Sc ha tornado una empresa en- New York
con milones de capital en- acciones, que ira
ia de explGtar la parte norte de Puerto Rico.
Montara grandes maquinas tranvfas.
ConStituira colonias.
R0RO
Lucas Correa entr6 en- la casa americana
Christensen, robando con violencia una cartera
de dnero. Luego corri6 gritando: icGjanl0,
cGjdnlO! La policia insular lie detuvo
IMCONFORME
Ell alto comerco de esta capital Sc muestra
inconforme con ell fao consabldo de la Corte
de Washington. Dcen que solo favorece los
trtttS de los Estados-U U nidos
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CHINA

Las tropas alemanas han comenz4do q
evacuar a Pekin, vrtud de las 6rdenes reci-
bidas por Waldersee.
Sc dan por terminadas las negoclaciones
de pa2,
De un momento otro, las potenclas aban-
donaran Ia capital deando solo ul ndmero de
fuerzas para la custodia de las legaciones,
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dorado e primer lbelo de Puerto,Rco, liable
de culturd psrtodtSttca; en- cuanto 10 segun-
do, nuestros lectores saben que hace muchos
meses La DEMoCRACTA rompi6 todas sus reIa-
clones periodisticas con ese ibelo, retirandole
ell CAME.
LA DEMooBAoIA hace tempo que no vista
la redacci6n de Ell Pats.
LA DEMoCBAC1A DO desclende las coacas.
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CUBA
Ia ENMIENDA PLAT ACEPTADA

Por cable que tenemos a la vista, sabemos
que la Convention constituyente de la futura
repdbca cubana, despu6S de acalorada discu-
sion procedi6 votar la enmenda Plat
Fu6 aceptada por ounce votos contra ca
torce.
81 pueblo cubano esta dividido Sc teme
que surjan gravlSimos confictos.
Mr. Nc Kinley recibe con satisfaction la
notcia de 10 decidido en- la asamblea
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EL JUEZ nE PnLIcIA

Como al siguiente dia la beneh6rta reco-
rrfa las GALES armada de fusil dsolviendo los
grupos de mas de dos personas en- formas in
correctas, el iuez de policfa djo QUE No cl.EIA
NECEsARIo AQUEL ALARDE DE FUERzA EN- UN
PUEBLO TAN PAcfFICo COMO YABUcoA, DE Gu
20 oRDEN REsPoNDIA.
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EN- la 0FIC1NA

Aunque no completGmente restablecido de
su enfermedad, ha vuelto ponerse al frente
de la administrator de este per6dico nuestro
co npafero don NepOmlceno. Flores
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CHILE

Ell presidento de Chile Sc hsya gravemen-
te enfermo.
Tanto, que Sc ha suspendido la aperture
de la Camara legislative
Los m6dicos lie aconsejan tranqullidad y
Teposo.
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EGIPTO

En- todo Ell bajo Egipto ha estaIlado una
formidable revoluti6n.
El gobiernO de Londres mand6 a esa re-
g6n africana numerosas fuerzas para someter
& los re haldns
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CALDER0N AVILES & c.:
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RCO--
C0MfS+ON4SFAS

Negocantes quincala rrea eco de vdro oza percena
perumeria etc.
EspeciaHdad pinturas, barnices aceites
Agentes de la acreditada Past de MiIwauke"
Duenos del abecimento LA DLGE ALBANIA =" Cruz esqulna
FOraeza.
DEPdsEO 7stdn M-DmEou6N rEaaaGEoA. CALDER0N
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81 pueblo esta indignsdo sigue sospe-
chsndO que SO trata de un golpe politieo, pre-
meditado, contra los federales,
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GRAN HOTEL-RESTAURANT
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Ia P0LIciA
e. PUEBLO

La polcia sigue en- actitud tai que Sc teme
pueda producirse un conhicto.
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ROBO

Lucas Correa entr6 en- la casa americana
Cristionsen, robando con voencia una cartera
de dinero. Luego corri6 gritando icGjanl0,
cGimlO! La policia insular lie detuvo.
The age-herald., 1901-08-29
AMUSE MENTS.

Tn speaking of the performance of Frank Daniels great big comic opera success. the Memphis Appeal of June 9 says as ,follows:4 a+
 'sThe Idols Eye" is very tuneful con- coction prepared for the public palate by the two celebrated operatlc cooks, Messrs. Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith. The Idols Eye is altogether impossible. It has a plot laid in that mythical land of imagination, where girls appear as boys and prima donnas trip to the most frothy airs and firt in the most im- probable situations. The public. has in this respect ceased to be critical It likes its songs cast in the most simple measures and it's humor so palpa bly, plain that 1t can laugh without arriving at the point by the evolutionary process of thinking This is all provided for in the most ortho> dox and prefunctory way in "The Idols Eye" There Is the humor, broad almost as vaudeville, continuous almost as farce comedy. courageous almost as smallpox and then the music.
 'The Idols Eye will be presented at the Jefferson Theatre Monday and Tues day nights and Tuesday matinee.