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The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
CONTINUANCE ASKED.
whitney and Burgdorf Not Yet
Ready. for Trial.

Ready, for Trial.
New York, Aug. 14.-Edgar A. Whit
ney and Ernest Burgdorf, who were
arrested several days ago at the in
stigatipn of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Vice. were called before Jus
tice Jerome to-day. Assistant District
Attorney Garvan asked that their cases
go over until Friday. Emanuel Friend,
counsel for the prisoners. objected, say
ing that despite any statement they
had made to the justice, Frank Moss or
representatives of the district attor-
ney's office, he maintained that his cli-
ents were innocent. He said no crime
could be proven against them
Justice Jerome then said he himself
must have a very faulty knowledge of
the law. as he believed the defendants
were guilty.
Mr. Friend then said that he was
sure the justice would not make judg-
ment on the case before the examina-
tion. He said his clients had made a
statement contrary to his wishes.
Finally the justice said:
1--WE will let the prisoners decide for
themselves If they want an adjourn
ment."
After few minutes conference be-
tween Whitney Burgdorf and their
counsel an adjournment was taken
until Friday.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
LONE HIGHWAYMAN
HE HOLDS UP A STAGE IN NEW
YORK STATE.
SEVEN MALE PASSENGERS.
WITH ONE EXCEPTION THEY To0k
TO THE WOODS.

The Only Female Along Was Re-
Heved of $50, the Bandit Failing
to Find the Packet Containing "A
Larger Sum-IIorse Killed and
Mail and Express Packages Rified.
Amount of Booty Secured Not Yet
known.
Glens Falls, N. Y, Aug. 14.-News
was received here to-night that the
Blue Mountain stage was held up by
a masked robber about noon to-day at
North River. The scene of the hold
up cannot be reached by telegraph or
telephone tonight from this point,
but the following facts regarding the
robbery have been received:
The stage which was stopped con-
meets with train which reached North
Creek, Warren county, station on the
Adirondacks and Hudson railroad at
1920 o'clock a. m. When it left the
station to-day 1t contained seven men
and one woman besides quantity of
express and mail matter for Blue
Mountain Lake. When the stage was
one and a half miles north of Dun
laps Hotel at North river a masked
robber suddenly appeared. His first
move was to shoot one of the horses
He then ordered the passengers to hold
up their hands and alight. Six of the
men Immediately took to the woods,
the remaining man staying with his
wife, who was relieved of $40, but the
robber failed to find a larger sum in
another pocket.
The higwayman then proceeded to
rifle the mail bags and pIunder the
express packages, taking everything of
Nalue. After he had done his work he
disappeared into the woods and
searching parties up to dark have been
unable to find any trace of him.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
SEDITfOUS PAMPHLET.
1t Attacks Philippine Commission
and Is Spread broadcast.

IL AttHckS Fnltpptne NoHHissAOhA
and Is Spread broadcast.
Manila, Aug. IA pamphlet was
published broadcast yesterday con-
tanning an attack on the United States
Philippine commission, signed by the
Centre Catholic All the members of
that body Indignantly deny having any
connection with the publication. The
leaders say that nobody was more dis
gusted at such a publication than
themselves. They believe the pamphlet
was issued by a local paper in an en-
deavor to create sensation, as the
paper was published simultaneously
with the issue of the pamphlet. The
latter was nominally in favor of the
church calling on the people to rise in
their might against Judge Taft, the
civil governor, and 1.-The rest of the
rickety brawlers running the govern
ment of the United States" and say
ing, they have declared war against
God"
Prominent Catholics are awaiting
Gov. Taft's return to Manila in order
to repudiate, in behalf of the church,
the sentiments contained in the PAM
phlet.
An insurgent captain and eighteen
men belonging to Malvar's forces sur
rendered yesterday.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
NOW 1T IS A FLOOD.
Southern Portions of Arizona Cover
ed with water-Heavy Damage 10
Railroads.

Eel Paso. Tex, Aug. 14,-AIl the
southern portion of Arizona has been
partially covered with water for many
days and the destruction to property,
especially to railroads, has been enor-
nous. The Southern Pacific and the
smaller mineral roads have suffered
many washouts. The "Burro' road
that runs from Benson to Nogales has
been unfit for use for. several weeks
and nearly every day fresh floods come
that destroy parts of the tracks. In
all, over ten miles of the track have
been swept away and the company has
all its surplus help at work repairing
the damage.
The Eel Paso and Southwestern road
has suffered severe losses between
Benson and Bisbee and a dozen
bridges have been swept away.
The Maricopa and Phoenix Railroad
and the Arizona and New Mexico have
lost a great deal of track and trains
are very irregular.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15

MOUNTAIN STREAMS SWOLLEN.
Repetition of Recent Floods Around
Asheviiie Imminent.

Asheville, N. c., Aug. 14.-It has been
raining in this section almost lnces-
sanity for three days and nights, all
streams are swollen and rising, and a
repetition of the recent floods is immi-
nent. There was a wreck on the Spar
tanburg' road at Saluda mountain to-
day. The engines and cans plunged in
to a washout. Fortunately Engineer
Sullivan was running cautiously and
escaped with his life. but sustained
painful injuries. All trains are tied up
tonight, but it Is said that the trains
will be running to Knoxville to-mor-
row
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
MOVING TO HIGHER GROUND.

DweIIers Along Coal Creek Fear
Serious Inundation.
Coal Creek, Tenn. Aug. 14.-Coal
creek is two feet higher than ever be-
fore. Half the town is inundated and
the people are moving to higher
ground. Seven bridges and trestles on
the Southern Railroad. near Coal creek,
are reported washed away. Six houses
were washed away near Coal Creek.
The damage will amount to many thou
sand dollars. No lives are reported
lost
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
HEAVY GULF STORM.
Serious Damage and Possible Loss of
Life at Mississippi's Mouth.

New Orleans, Aug. 14.-A storm has
been raging at the rivers mouth for
over twenty-four hours and the water
is backed UP fully five feet. Many
rice fields along the lower coast are
under water and orange lands will be
damaged. Many people in the SUBJ
merged section left their houses. There
is probably some loss of life, but no
definite reports have reached here
Along the Mississippi Gulf coast wind
and water are high. but no damages
as yet is reported.
Capt. Seiders of the steamship Olym-
pia, which arrived here to-day, re-
ports:
ION Aug. 13, afternoon, saw a small
schooner ashore outside of South Pass:
had three persons on board, who were
calling for help. The pilots at South
Pass had made efforts to rescue them
but failed, owing to the strong gale
and high seas.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
A DRIFTING MATCH.
Calm Causes Abandonment of Yacht
Kace Yesterday.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 14.-After a
drifting match of three hours and for
ty minutes to-day the Columbia and
Constitution gave up the race and were
towed back to the city. At that time
the wind had fallen to a fiat calm,
neither boat had steerage way and the
outer mark was still over four miles
away. The race will not be resailed to-
morrow, as both boats are now on their
way up the sound in tow to be on hand
for the Larchmont regatta Friday, in
which both will race. When the race
was given up there was nothing TO
choose between the two yachts. SO far
as could be judged the distances to the
turning buoy were about equal
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
RIGGING THE SHAMROCK.
Her 112-Foot Boom Longest Ever in
81 Racer.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE skyscrap-
ing pole mast of Shamrock ii was
completely rugged to-day; and the bow
spirit was placed In position. The rae
ing main boom, which arrived from
Glasgow on Tuesday, is in one of the
shops at the Erie basin. 1t is without
exception the longest main boom ever
carried by any racing craft schooner or
single sticker. 1t is made of steel
and is 112 feet long. Tomorrow the
yacht will be scrubbed and painted. on
Friday she will go to Stapleton, Staten
Island, where finishing touches will be
put on her, preparatory to her trials
off the Hook.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15

EstiI1 Springs Mil Case settled by
Judge Mcconnell.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 14.-A spe-
cial from Winchester, Tenn, says:
Judge Mcconnell delivered an opin-
ion to-day in the Tennessee Milling
Company case of considerable interest.
The mill In controversy is located at
Estill Springs, in Franklin county
Tennessee. In April creditors of the
mill filed claims against it for $4,000
and r. j. Riddle was made receiver and
some of the stockholders filed petit
tion to have him removed
In his opinion to-day the chancellor
exonerated Mr.. Riddle entirely, retain
ing him as receiver, dismissing the Pc
tition and taxing petitioners with the
costs, which will be enormous.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
High Water at Mobile.

Mobile, Ala, Aug. 14.-A brisk gale Of
wind from the southeast blew all day,
reseulting in backing the waters of the
bay at this point and raising the water
level some five feet above average high
tide. For a time it looked as though
the cotton wharf would be flooded. No
damage tosshipping is reported.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
Lord Ixitchener's Return.

London. Aug. 15.-The Daily Mail re-
iviving speculation as to the date of
Lord Kitchener's return from South
Africa and as to his successor, says II
understands that he win return to Eng
land about the middle of next month,
Lieut.. Cen. Lyttleton assuming the
chief command.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
CRIsPI's FUNERAL.
High Honors Paid to Remains of
Italian Statesman.

Italian Statesman.
Naples, Aug. 1.-THE funeral of Sig
nor Crispi to-day was an imposing
event. Cordons of troops lined the
route, which was through the principal
streets, and presented arms as the
funeral car passed The car was drawn
by eight black horses, with sable strap
pings. The procession included King
Victor Emmanuel's aide de camp, rep
resenting the King, and the German
consul, representing Emperor William.
Immense crowds occupied the streets,
balconies and windows. All present un-
covered as the coffin passed. AT the
arsenal the remains were taken on
board the cruiser Varese, where there
was a short service, minute guns being
fired in the meanwhile. The Varese
sails at midnight.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
ANOTHER RAID.
The PooIroom Dragnet Again Gets
Paraphernalfa and Prisoners.

New York. Aug. 14.-At the in
stance of the Society for Prevention of
Crime, Justice Jerome late this after
neon issued warrants against pool
room on West Thirty-seventh street.
Officers of the society and city police
men broke into the place where they
found sixty-odd men placing bets on
races. The alleged proprietor and four
assistants were arrested and much
paraphernalia seized. superintendent
McCHntock Of the society procured
evidence which he thinks indicated that
the raid had been tipped off, but that
the tip came too late to be taken ad-
vantage of.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 14-The
Tennessee river here Is twelve
feet above low water mark and
is rising at the rate of six
inches per hour. Heavy rains are
reported all over East Tennessee. The
commissaries of several coal compa-
nies in the Coal creek and Jellico dis
tricts and a number of houses at Coal
creek have been flooded.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
Ea,,ipment for Mexico.

city of Mexico. Aug. A.-The Vera
Cruz and Pacific Railway Company,
whose agent here is Alfred Bishop Ma
son, has ordered five locomotives,
eight passenger coaches and forty
freight cars from the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
noer commnndant Dead.

JaRersfontein, Orange River Col
ony, Tuesday, Aug. 13.-Commandant
Pretorius, who was recently shot
through the eyes, is dead,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
HAY AT HIS DESK.

Secretary of state Resumes Duty
After Several Weeks Absence.
Washington, Aug. 15.-Secretary Hay
has returned to the city after an alb
sence Of several weeks, and was at his
desk to-day giving attention to the
business which has accumulated In his
absence. 1t is stated that the return
OF the Secretary at this time is without
special significance as bearing upon
any of the pending international. ques-
tons. such as the Colombia Venezuela
affair or the negotiations at PekiR
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
The TURPENT Inc MEN N
HOLD IMPORTANT MEETING AT
JACKSONVILLE.
FACTORS TAKE ACTIVE PART,
LABOR AND THE CURTAILMENT OF
PRODUCTION.

These Are the Principal Questions
That Occupy the Attention of the
Laws Committee VIII Report TO
General Convention at Jackson
willie Sept. 11-Una animous in Favor
of Curtnilment of Production.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15

4, For Gods sake throw down rope,
'Hiow down ropel" a man called.
A line was quickly dropped down
The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-15
VICTORIES FOR BOTH
STRIKERS AND COMBINE EACH
MAKES GAINS.
TUBE WORKS PLANT CLOSES.
THE LARGEST INDIVIDUAL PLANT
IN CORPORATION.

On the other Hand the Big Painter
Mill and Others Resumed With
Non-UnioR Men-The Total Number
Out Now Reaches 65,00o-Strii<e at
Pittsburg Marked by Little Inter-
est and No Disorder-BOth sides
Express satisfaction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-24
N0TICIAS.

Ell Delegado Carri6n, que fu6
el que propuso On ura sesi6n IL
C4mara fijar ia cuantia del empr6ste
to en- 8 6, 600 600 de dollars, fue el
mismo que en- Ia session, siguiente
rectiffc6 y pidi6 que SO dtara on
: 900 900.
En- ambas proposiciones fu6 %
cundsdo; en- Ia primera por el Sc
for Egozcue, y en- IL segunda por
el senior Rosaly.
Qaedamos. pues, en- que Ia cuan
tia del emprestito es de tres milo
nes.
Algo es algo, 81 ese algo viens
4 tempo.
Circular por ahf noticias POGO
satisfactorias sobre 10 reorganiga-
ci6n de los egrs fi st insu
lares. Dicese, que como este ser.
sicio pasa & la Jurisdiction civil mu.
chos telegrafistss militares han re.
nunciado 4 fin de conti1 uar luego
con Ia misma breva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-24

Ell sargento de Armas anunci6
Ia llegada de un mensaie del Conse
jo Ejecutivo. ell cual result6 ser la
aprobaci6n del bill sobre Renuncias
y Vacantes.
Sc lego en- tercera lectura ell
bill mum II de Mr. Hunt, para que un
decreto establezca ell pAgo de cier-
tas deudas de Puerto Rico. Sc apro-
bo en- tercera lectura,
Sc ley6 ell Fl bill n1m II del Sc
nor Mendez Martinez, para que un
decreto autorice un emprestito de
$175, 900 para Ia construction de
una carretera de San Sebastian q
Lares.
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n com
puesta de los Mendez Martinez, Qui
i1ones, Arroyo y Rossaly, para que
jnformep acerca de este bill
Sc puso en- discussion el bill Ho
llander.
Despues de estarse discutiaudo.
este bill regres6 Ia comisi6n que ha
bia lido donde ell Gobernador. y Mat
tel propuso que Sc suspendiese la
session, hasta q esta comisi6n disra
cuenta Is la Camara del resulta.
do obtenido. Asi SO hizo.
Habla Egozcue y manifesto &
la C4mara, que habian informado al
Gobernador de 10 que venia ocurrien
do en- ell Asilo de Benefcencia y que
este habia mandado lamar al sef1or
Secretario del Board de Carload,
quien dijo que los nif1os estaban bien
tratados y atendidos.
La comisi6n manifesto al Gober
nador que 81 guerra podia nombrar
una comisi6n que investigate Ia yer
dad de los hechos.
Ell Gobernador djjo que creia
en- 10 palabra de Ia comisi6n y que
haria justicia
El sef1or Mattey propuso que
SO nombrase Ia misma comisi6n que
fue el otro dia & investigar los he
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ELL NUEVO BAZAAR

who are there very numerous would
rise in favor of the Transvaal. This
notice has greatly alarmed the En-
glish government.
The Commander in chief Lord
Kitchener is disposing with great
forces a sernicircleS TO circunlvent
the boer guerrillas, and is very
sanguine of success
General Hertzog is recruiting
1000 unmarried men to volunteer
increase the forces at Cape Colony.
A public subscription has been
raised at Hamburg to award a medal
to General De Welt, and to furnish
funds for the relief Of beers women
and children.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-24

Shos, y que Ia componen los seiloree
Egozcue Serrano y Rodriguez, ana
diendo al seflor Zeno, como faculta
two, y al sefIor Fajardo como abo.
gado, encargado de llevar los he.
chos al Tribunal. Asi se hizo.
En- estos momentos lego ell re-
nor Rossy y ocup6 10 pfesidencia.
El Sargento de Armas anunci6
Ia llegada de un mensaje que resul
to ser Ia aprobaci6n del Consejo
al bill de Rehuncias = Vacantes.
Ell Presidente Rossy frm6 este
bill, asi como ell de corporacio6es OK
tranjeras.
Sc termin6 la session. Fran las
ioce del dia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-24
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr0niQuilla del dia.

Tenemos en- ell puerto dos Ian.
chas cargadas de dinamita.
Estan colocadas cerca del que
fue polvorfn de Miradores.
Si las tales lanchas hicieran 10
que hizo ell pavor <Cabo Machicha-
CO. en- Santander, de segu1o que no
mirariamos mas q las flores.
Sc dice que ell <Juan Lanas, no
esta muy contento, y que SO prepala
para otro cambio de chaqueta.
Parece que Ia circular aquella
di6 resultado Immediate, on cuanto &
ejemplares que salen
Pero en- cuanto q la moneda que
entra. SCuando?
Aquf de Ia Carings, que cantaba
ell payaso de Charini.
Ri eJuan Lanas, no quiere que
le trasquilen, y dice:
<What I need is money,
Ell peri6dico rural de Caguas
vuelve q su antigua monomanfa.
De 81 LA CORRESPONDENCE
circula menos que 81
Dale que dale. Cada monoma.
niacO con su monomanfa.
va Sc contentarfa ell peri6jico
de Caguas con circular en- todo el
pals islas adyacentes, incluyendo
el Desecheo y la Gaia de Muertos,
con 10 que circula <LA CoRREsPoN
DENC1A. en- solo San Juan.
Y silencismos a Cataf1o, Baya-
mon, Puerta de TERRA, Santurce y
Rio Piedras, a donde no va por
correo.
Hay quien >upone que ESQ es
simplemente envidia, pero nosotros
creemos que no, es simplemente un-
guento de <icome de ESQ, psjarito!,
O 10 que es 10 mi ismo, hollandear
a los lectores, rellenando sus colum'
mas con asuntos hollandeados, en-
vez de ocuparlas con algo 1til para
ell pals de que vive.
vuelven de Garrabo q enviarnos
epfstoles con letra disfr<1ada.
Pero esta vez Ia marca postal
del sobre decia ~Juncos,
Debe ser a]gun rabi- junco ell
que p!erde su tempo poniendo en-
sofia a Don Celestino'
Toque & otra puerta, amigo, 8
quftese Ia careta.
Si es verdad loque u dice, ten
ga valor para frmarlo.
Ha lido usted al canasto por Sc
gunda vez.
Tenemos informes que conside'
ramos fidedignos, de que e1 Consejo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-24
Gran Hotely Restaurant
INCL LATERR
TETUAN 10 12 CRUZ 2 FORTALEZA 81.
HOTEL de T. oRDEN a

Ed6cio construdo xpresamente para Hotel
Capacidad para 200 PASAJEROS.
Situaci6n Ia mas c6ntrica
Vistas la bahia las GALES de Teuan
El mas fresco ventilado de la Capital.
Ell comedor mejor de las Antias
Departamentos independientes para familias.
1ee de Agosto rge ademas del plan antigua Ia somi
das 81 sistema americana; gusto del avorecedor.
Tren de carruaes de lujo.
Interpreters Traductores de ler orden.
Precios al gual de 10 demas Hoteles.
Sc hacen abonos para comidas
installation de ba1os a la moderna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-24

aprobara, con ligeras modificacione
el Bill del emprestito
Esta es una buena noticia para
los agricultores.
Segun SO dice, los trG millones
del empr6stito, sj este SO cubre, Sc.
ran destinados e3clusivamente al
fomento de la agriUhltura.
Sin agriculture prospera, no
hay riqneza possible, pero sin cami'
nos no es> s>posible la prosperidad de
laagricnltura. 9sty.
Vengan camiuos tambien.
En- otros tiempos, cuando moria
&lguien de estirpe real, por 6rden
official SO enlutaban los edificios pd-
blicos.
Ahora Sc hila con otro ovillo,
Falleci6 Ia Reina de Inglaterra,
y solo alguno nue otro Consulado
puso su pabellon q media asta.
Antes Sc pensaba con Ia volun,
tad del que gobernaba.
.Ahora cada quisque piensa con
su cabeza 49,.
Conquistas de Ia libertad'
~.
Parece Que por el Asilo de huer
fanos establecido en- Santurce, estan
4 Ia orden del dia y de Ia noche, los
sobos de unguento de cieniguillo.
En- cambio, dicen que Ia menes'
ira resulta escasa y mala.
Gran desgracia SON ambas CO.
sas, para los desgraciados niflos que
10 fs talidad les obliga & vivir en- tai
Asilo. .
Mas que Asilo, debe llamarsc
penitenciaria.
Aver fu6 visitado el referido
Establecimiento por una comisi6n
de Delegates. :
Y dicese que regresaron con el
corAz6n atrofiado.
iPues aplfquese el Juan calien'
to gubernativo, q los que no saben
6 no quieren cumplir con su deber!
-
Tambien SO cuenta que una pro-
fesora continental de Ia escuela de
nif1as de esta capital, Sc sale del
cuadrante.
Maltrata 4 las nif1as, tir6ndolas
del cabello, propinandolas empello'
nes y con otras caricias de esa fndo'
le.
Ell Iuspertor la ha llamado al
6rden.
Pero mejor hubiera sido que Ia
hubisse mandado & su casa.
No sabemos ST en- el continente
Sc permiten tales cosas.
-.
Sc va generalizando el uso de la
poesia para los desahogos de Ia
envidia.
V6n 8 tener a los albaf1s les.
Tristezas para los amantes de
Ia poesia. ~
Perfumes de Barcelona.
Raz6n tenia Cervantes.
Y basta, que no queremos re.
mover cosas que huelen 4 10 que de-
cia ell Padre Coloma.
Volvemos machacar sobre los
abusos cometidos en- ell Asilo de nj
nos en- Santurce.
Parece que Ell Sscretario del
Board de Carload fu6 llamado ante
el Gobernador.
Y que confes6 que 81 habia an :
forbade el uso del latigo.
Parece que la accion popular SO
prepara & tomar acuerdcs para am
parar q los nitlos castigados indebi'
damente.
Sc elogia por tddas parties Ia
actitud energica y digna tomada por
la Camara de Delegados en- este feo
asunto. -,
Han embarcado en- Ponce con
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-01-24

n-S@S So
Programs de las piezas que de.
cutar& Ia Banda del Battalion Puer.
toriqueflo esta noche en- Ii plaza
principal.
1a Marcia <The Bride Elect !,
Sousa-2a Jota del Duo de 10 sAfri.
cana, CabaIlero : So Sinfonfa sRes
cepti6n,, -Schlepegrell 4a Polka
sThe Children's Rall,, Jaxone-54
<Sextett from Lucia. Donixetti-
Danza sALMA SUBLIME, Cam. !.
pos-7a Star spangled Bang
Dios en- 81 Cielo. Kruger Of 81
Transvaal y el vino Cerecedo en-
Puerto Rico.
Cada uno tiene su mission que
cumplir; Dios cuidando de 10 huma.
nidad, Kruger defendiendo 10 indie
pendencia de su patria y ell vino Ce'
recedo curando & los enfermdD y 50
nos del susto que les produce el Bill
Hollande1A IL
Nds1 ifesta el senior Presi-
dente LEILA kiga de propietarics de
fincas urbanAss que no es ciert4 CO.
mo dice eel Pafs,. de que dicha So
ciedad est4 coforme con ell sbill
Hollander, ], puesto, que, por el con.
trario viene trabajando sin descau
so porquo no SO implante Il Quota
del 2 pS que fiia y en- EXPOSITION 4
Ia C&marr de Delegados ha pedido
que lsacontribuci6n 90 rebaje al me
dio por 100 entire el Tesoro insular
y eli Municipio.
/ &,
GANGAS VERDADERAS.
Cors@s clase superior de talle largo
& so, rs, $1 81 Is uno, gornitaA de
encaies para bautixAr & IA II - can
tavos una, tigeras dnas de1cer0 p4
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