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The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-15
GRAND SUMMER
OPENING

The New YORK Steamel
brings every week
Novelties in Millinery GObds.
at ms. Earles, 2O3 New
castle st. Ladies will find
the largest and best assort-
ment in the city, All invited
to inspect.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-15

You are much more liabale to desease
when your liver and bowels do not act
properly. Dewitt's Little Early Risers re-
move the cause of disease, W. J. Butts
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
rn.ncnrer rInrninr..

SO common are passenger elevators
now and so absolutely necessary IN the
tail office buildings that the history OF
the first one has hcen almost forgotten.
and yet 70 created n sensation In it's
dny. This elevator was placed IN the
Firth Avenue hotel In New York when
It was built. and as the FIRST passenger
elevator ll the world II was a drawing
card as one OF the sights of Now York
A small plate suitably inscribed I'M
forms visitors to the Firth Avenue hD-
tel elevators today of That met To was
n screw elevator, tho carriage being
raised or lowered By the revolutiors. of
n big screw Compared with the swift
moving elevators of today. which shoot
up ana down rapidly and smoothly,
this was very crude affair. Many OF
New Yorks private houses are now
equipped with elevators so adjusted
that the passenger operates them 10y
pushing n button. These are practl-
cally automatic.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

If brooms nre hHng In the cellarway,
they will keep soft and plant.
Lamp wicks should never be longer
than will reach TO the bottom of the
oil well Us the lamp.
II a piece Of calico is pasted over
holes and cracks In plaster. they may
be whitewashed or papered over and
will hardly show.
Add a little turpentino TO the water
with which the floor is scrubbed. II
VIII take away the close smell and
make the room delightfully."- fresh.
Excellent lamp wicks may be made
OF menls soft felt hats nv cutting them
into stfips the width roqulVed. leianl
them SOAK ttno hours M vinegar and
drying them.
A bed should never be made under
two hours from the time a has been
slept in. II should be aired thoroughly
and beaten until It Is light. Open an
the bedroom windows and let the fresh
air and sunlight into the room.
If you have handsome vases ON In,
mantclplece or on top OF tho bookcase
etc. fiji theui with clean dry sand
which viii weight them so they vii
not be overturned easily In buylns
any ornament be careful 20 examinl
the bottom and see that Il Is perfectly
lat and so will stand steady.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

On the Oil-ladcn ship Lucillinc.
which sailed from Marcus Hook yes
terday the Italian stowaway who
claimed TO have lost his American pa
pers, was carried back to France by or
der Of Collector Of Port William II
Cooper
The eleventh anniversary of the
laying of the cornerstone of s.
Joseph's Colcred Church was celebrated
to-day
Instead of holding services in Oil
vet Presbyterian Church tomorrow
the Rev. r. A. Elwood win conduct an
open-air meeting on the lot at Fourth
and BroOme streets.
AT the meeting of the German Ii
brary Association, held last evening
S25 WIS donated to the striking ma
chinists in the city.
George A. jones, the grocer. had 4
valuable horse to die from collie thi'
morning.
Local bank clearings for the weel
ending at noon to-day were $gl9,93J
compared with $96O594 for the SAM
week last year
William DuPonts yacht Au Re
vOir. left to-day fer a cruise TO New
York, and thence along the New Eng
land coast.
-Francis Jackson, superintendent G
the Simmons Bros sash mills. is suffer
ing with burns, received in a gasolin
explosion on a yacht.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
NOT WORTH TWO PASSES.
So the Railroad Man BOught the Pig
90 saunre HImseIf.

Woman In an emergency Is resource
full to q degree that would astound
some men, as a freight agent of one OF
tho railroads that enter st. Louis
found. Men have long lain awake
nights thinking Of a shene to beat a
railroad. This little woman didn't quite
succeed. but she would have done so
had not the agent gone back on his
word. The family had decided 20 move |
TO western city. The lady called ON
the agent TO see how the goods were TO
be shipped. lie told her she could ship
them according 20 regular rates or else
charter car. He explained that the
latter would be cheaper II she had
enough goods. and the lady decided TO
take car. Now. there arc two we'll
grown boys, and as money is not over
plentiful I'm the family she wished TO
abridge expenses as much as possible
She went to sec the agent again and
asked il she could send her two boys
In the ear. He told her that she could
not. and. as might bc cSpectcd size
asked why. lie couldn't make her
understand Just why, and when she
asked him if the company never Bet
anybody go along with the goods no
said that they dld with stock. "If you
were shipping live stock that needed
tending, we would do H. Now, you
haven't IA COW OF horse or pig and there
would bo no use sending any one
along" She appeared to see the point
this time and went away. a day or
two later she came around again and
asked for passes for the two boys.
why. madam" said the agent. ~
can't Issue any passes. You haven't
any live stock"
Yes. have" said the little woman.
"Tvo bought a pig"
Then the agent was in trouble again.
He said he couldn't give passes where
the fare amounted 10 about IS apiece
FOR two boys for lonely little pig. She
reminded him OF what he had said and
told him that she had paid $50 for She
pig Tor that purpose. ana he ought ia
be as good ns his word. Like all r0il
road agents. he tried TO get out Of the
trouble smoothly. but only succeeded
after he hird purchased the pig fol
$3.50, an advance Of two bits on the
cost.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
WARM WEATHER.
AEFECTN CROPS
Farmers Are LiStI0SO, But
Expect Better Weather
Soon

Continued hot weather is showing
its effects upon the frs vegetable and
produce market, and in King and Madi-
son streets this morning there was a
among the farmers that
was an unusual sight in this city.
Lemons are becoming scarce. and
since the hot wave arrived have duu-
bled i'm price New potatoes are just
centG per barrel higher. ana water
melons, instead Of rapidly lowering,
are held at firm prices Egg plants
have advanced 81 q half barrel. and
berries Of all sorts are coming in dry
and wilted. Butter. eggs and cheese
show the hot weather defects. Che
greater percentage of the arrivals being
in such a condition as to make it din'-
cult to dispose of them.
Among the farmers this is hay week
season and before the close Of next
week thousands of acres Of hay viii
have been harvested The yield viii
vary greatly, as the reports from difef
cnt sections indicate but most Of the
growers agree that the crop is heavier
than il was last year. From some sec.
tiOns OF the county come reports tina
the crop Is better. while a few mile
away the conditions compare only IA
vorably with those of last year. Sew
eral farmers said they had been de
ceived in the hay crop. which they sa'
is very uneven. but most Of them hav
sufficient crops to I'll their barns.
The wheat crop promises a big yield
thanks to the absence of the whoa
Il miller that wrought such havoc wit
1.-THE grain last season, when the lon
II dry spell was favorable to the tin
pest. The crop is now stacked.
Farmers report tomato plants as dc
\ ing nicely. and already pickings hay
been made from many of the vine
lCorn continues backward. New weol
/, II there be rain. win see a great growt
in sl vegetables. and a well-stocho
J market en- Wednesday and Saturday
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
Late socia News

Mr. and Mrs Hubert Whitaker are
spending the Summer in Cape May. Miss
A. Louise Elliott Is their guest there.
DR. W L. Gooding. Of Dickinson Col
lcge. and his family. are spending a few
weeks with his brother-m-law. the Rev.
O.. ". Protiyman.
The Rev. ana Mrs. +. Burgette Short
were I'm a party that started on Thursday
for a trip % California by the northern
route and they win return by the south
cn route. taking in places Of interest on
tho way
The Rev. John Shape Is the only Della
,,.-c repro acrta.ivo nc tho Christian En-
1ona U.a. "a c.acianaA
-lr and asre. David T. Bradford. Of No
1911 jefferson street. announce the en-
slee fa-rt os -hc,r daughter. Miss Kath-
anime Al .ira4iord. TO Il. Edward Burns
O. Ciev-land Oh o.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
CASES OF ALL GRADES
BEFORE THE CITY COURT

Ia City Court to-day, Mary Sugars, col
orcd. was held In $500 for the Court Of
General Sessions for stabbing John Webb.
oolored. in a house at Third and Adams
streets on July 4.
William Chopper was fined $40 and cost
for striking little Charles w ,sicy Farrady
IN the whist with a stick
Through Samuel s. Adams. Jr.. his at
torney James H. Harkns waived hear
ing on the charge OF operating an owl
machine.
The case of Michael Deroso. charged
with stabbIng Louis sanzone. was con
tinued.
George Kanes was fined . and costs fol
being drunk and acting disordcvly.
Kado Nichols and John NJ Waters, col
ored, were fined $ and costs FOR tres
pass.
Because the prosecuting witness wa
not present. the case OF John Wylic
charged with selling Intoxicating liquors
on Sunday. was continued.
John Kirk, Theodore Carlln am
Charles Loundeller were fined s. ans
costs on the charge of respass.
The ease of Samuel Weaver. charge,
with assault and battery on Annie Scott
colorcd, was continued.
Michael Maher was fined 50 and cost
for throwing brick through q stor
window.
Freda May Baramoro, IS years old. WA
charged with being incorrigible. and wa
committed to the Industrial School 10
/ Girls until she will be p years old.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
Natural DI.ndvnninecs.

"Taking into consideration the things
Sharp has had TO contend against, !
think his success as a lawyer has been
remarkable"
"Why. what did he ever have TO con-
tend against?"
Everything. He came Of wealthy
family. He didn't have TO work his
way through college. He never studied
by the light Of a pine torch. never had
to drive a dray. never walked six miles
TO school and wasn't compelled TO Dor
row his books. He had every possible
facility, and yet he has done well from
the very start"-Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
SMYRNA IAO no CELEBRATION
Town Was EnliVeaed With Baseball Games
and Fights
Special to tho Evening Journal.

Smyrna. July 5-The Fourth brought
a large crowd Of people TO Smyrna.
although there was no celebration If
any kind here The crowd had been
indulging freely In cooling stimulauts
and shortly after dinner fights were
numerous. At the ball grounds two
games were Iflyed. Smyrna defeating
Camden by the score of to Z. Town
send defeated the local team, 2625.
winning the game in the seventh in
ming when fifteen runs were made Of
Sevil. who had given out The conte Is
were maued by the half dozen fights
INDUCED in by the spectators. The
races at pclmcnt Diving Park were p
farce ard several fights took Place G
the track. Early last niEkt q number
of colored men became involved IN q
quarrel and one Cf the b2iligeronts was
badly used up There wclo no gaTious
accidents here from the use Of oxpl =
sives.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
Homemade stoves.

In many parts Of Spain the stove in
general use is made from an empty
petroleum oil can by cutting a hole
near the bottom on one Of the sides to
make draft. the can being lined with
gypsum to the pleasure Of the con-
structor. giving the fire space accord
ingly. The stove thus made, primitive
as It is In It's appearance Is effective In
purpose and costs the equivalent of but
n few cents Of our money.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
.,ilIford Wins Two Gan. ;

pcciai to ths Evening Journal.
ford. July 5.-Ehe Milford base
Fam defcatcd the Greenwood boys
home grounds yesterday morning
score of 10 to 3 In the afternoon
went to Slaughter Beach and de-
the strong South Chester High
/ team by n score Of . to 8. 1t
/ good game. ard witlcsrod hy
n hundred Paopla Cne Of the
of the Milford team. Edward
lon was overcome by the heatdur-
Ie latter contest
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
To Use Externally.

Customer-I want 10 cents worth Of
zinc for my sister.
Drug Clerk-What kind OF zinc?
There are about 40 kinds. What does
your sister want to use II for?
Customer-I don't know the kind.
She said 1 must not tell what sire want
ed II for?
Drug Clerk-Was II oxide OF zinc she
wanted2
Customer-Yes. that's It; outside Of
zinc TO put on her face.-Brooklyn Life.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
WEEK DAYS
WEEK DAYS.

special Excursion 20 Pan-American
Exposition, BaIiinorc and Ohio
Railroad
The Baltomro and ohio Railroad
Company Will run popular excursions
% Buffalo on account OF Pan-Amerlcan
Exposition on tho Following dates;
July n, IL. 25 and 80. Train will
leave Delaware avenue station at 9aa
a, m. with through parlor 0lrs at
tachrd Tickets VIII O. sold nc low rats
OF $40 for hhe reunh. "trip. and viii bs
good Tor sogcn days. inmding day oI
issue. with privileges Of returning on
ail trains eXeopt nlaSk Diammd OK
press and Royal LimitoN ParlOp cal
space can be reserved on application te
II. A. Miller. T. A.. Delaware avenue
station. wilmington, Do
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
MlNl Passengers HURT
In RAILROAD CRASH

Mount Pleasant, Pa. July 6.-rhcl
Baltimore and Ohio accommodation
train from Connellsune. Pa, crashed
into an engine ON siding near here
last night and was wrecked. Many pas
sengers were more or less injured. but
none of them mCrtally.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
prlrc. Nnn nnhenIonn ]. DID

PriLc Vun sOhenlOhf D. Dead
Beno, Switzerland. july 6.-Piince
Won Hchenlnhe. formerly chancellor OF
Germany. died last night at Rasaz,
where he had been iof some time take
ing the waters with IA hope Of bcnehting
his heal,h.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
Clrcna rrnIn ln a Wreels

Glolwita, July b.-8arnum a lailey :
circus train was in collision to-day as
Beauthen Tipped sllesia, One re's1n
waf killed and several were injured.
Great damage was dsne No the ma.erial
of tho show
Evening journal., 1901-07-06

Peterboro. IN New Hampshire. es-
tabllshed the FIRST free public library in
the United States In 1888, and as carly
as 1910 q general law authorizing taxa
tion for library purposes was passed.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
senn,nr fllrmon,. ,lnl.l ii,,.-t.r
sr-,.al - No rr-a.ns Journ.,.

Srrc,al 20 The Evening Jcurnc.
e--y.ro. Jt~ r.-G e 3.
Clements. cf C.Gy'cn. afa lcca ci,ted
a director Of the Flnit Or .wWs' Nm
tional Bank of Smyrna. 20 succeed tha
late W. A. c. Hardclslie. Senator
Clements is one OF the best known
business men Of Kenton hundred.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06

One o. the ncst destructive Garth
quakcs ln Che worlds history was that
which occurred I'm Tokyo in the year
1903. when 10000 people were killed.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
ATLANTIC CITY SPECIAL
Through Vcstibule Fast Express frat"
Between Washington, baltimore and
Atlantic city Every wee k-day, Via
P.nuaXIynnia RaiirOad

Beeinnlns with trnin leaving washing
ton june "a. ana with train ieaFing At
lantio city June 10. tho Pen lsylvnnin
Railroad company win rc-cstal lish the
Atlantic city special every wceh day be-
tween Washington ana Atlantic city via
tho Delaware Rivcr Bridse Ruuts the
only ail-rnn line, on the following
achodnln.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06

II you want 10 find out how great q
man is. ask him; If you would ascer'
tain how great he isn't, ask his neigh
bors.-Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06

There was q display nj fireworks
on the lawn OF The Delaware state
Hospital FOR tho Insane last night.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06

The Rev. Father Mcveigh is suffering
with an attack Of tonsilitis.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06

John NJ. Richardson. Of the susse'
county bar, was in this city yesterday.
Evening journal., 1901-07-06
rnA C"r.im ''"'-' "H''r
pcc;al 10 ihc Evening Journal

lua. Juiy 5.-.he pumrs at the
hc.sa tcea c-o fei, going al
r- goo c2l.r5 Ct W..s rrl D r.
BE- vara ~ y ever 2Ol@e0O g1l-
IS lsY Gro bcins az. d here. an
sa C 500 Tog week compared
he amount consumed in the early
e June.
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En- Ell parQue
de SantQrCe

La cosa SO va formalizando po.
CO, q poco4 Aun no ha tenido lugar
la Inauguration Official. Pero 10 Sc.
RI a su tempo, cuando todo el ser
vicio pueda rea.izarse con facilidad
para el pdblico que tendra frecuen
tes medios de communication, con el
delicioso sitio, tan pronto como los
trabajos de la plsnta el6ctrica, ga
ranticen, y sera mpy pronto, el mo
vimieLto constante de los carros so
bre Ia via directa, con holgura y CO:
modidad.
va la empresa tiene un magnff
co piano, que sera convenientemen
to instalado en- el gran salon, para
que luzcan sus habilidades en- el ar
te &c Litz, los que 10 deseen.
ALI Sc pasaran horas muy agra
dables, sobre todo las noches de lu
ma. en- que Sc contemplate a la ,Cas
ia divas, rielando sobre ell mar.
Con ese espectaculo ante los ojos,
en- frente de un hermoso plato de
arroz con polio, confeccionado por ell
farmac6utico culinario del parque,
Sc olvidaran. todas las penas, y SO
podr& elevar eli pensamiento & otras
esferas donds no Sc conozca ell odio
nj ell rencor
Preparense, pues, las gentes de
buen diente = buen humor; ell Par
que nos espera con los brazos abier-
tos. siempre que llevemos g; bolsillo
en- Ia misma disposition. Esto, 81
en- el nos deja alguna plata ell consa.
bido Bill de los otros fines, y ell gran
anzuelo que con tanto arte maneja
el sim patico Salom6n.
lDios te guarde, her moso!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-28
N0TIClAS
=

Mnchos flipincs So han presen
tado en- Ia Isla de Samar, cuya paci.
dcaci6n Sc de- va como I'm hecho.
El vecino de Cabo Rojo don
Antonio Comas Ortiz, dice al Homo.
rable Gooernador- Civil, que siendo
un edmirador de su buen Gobierno
le participa que los concejales fede.
rales Sc reunen cuando les do Ia
CANA 8 convene & sus intereses.
C1Nco MTTL0NEs, sE1s.
CIENTOS TRES MIL DOLLARS.
Esta es Ia cantidsd prestada por
la <New York Life Insurance Com
pany sus tenedores de p6lizas. con
garantfa 1nicameute de sus p6lizas,
durante el af1o 1900.
Ri Licenciado en- Derecho don
Pedro de Audrey, Abogado m ~ ta'
vorahlemente conQcido, tiene Ia cor.
tesla de participarnos que abri6 su
bpfote en- la cipdad de Humacao, Y
de ofrecernos sus servicios profesio
males. Muy agradecidos
Aver fqeron curadps en- Ia ssla
de socorros Maria Rodriguez de una
confusion sobre ell p6mulo izquierdo.
Balbina Crfstino de- dos contu
stones, una sobre el temporal dere.
cho y otra Ell ls pierpa izquierda.
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El 0DiSp0 Dabert
y Ell Papa

Con motivo del reciente falleci-
mlento del anciano obispo frances
monsenor Dabert, Sc evoca ell recuer
do de una graciosa anecdota en- que
nguran ell prelado>y el Pontffice Pho
TX, que revela que ell venerable
monsef1or saba en- ocasiones em.
plear una diplomacia verdaderamen
to original,
81 obispo de Perigneux acept6
clerto dia el encargo que aus dioce
sanos le coufrieron de ofrecer al Pa
dre Santo un solideo nuevo, -pero
con Ia condici6n de que hab1a de
traerles, On Gamble, pno de los va
usados por Pho TX, q SO proponian
conservar & modo de reliquia del
Santo Pontifce.
La primera parte de la comisi6n
no ofreci6 dificultad alguna en- su
desempef1o, y Pho TX, On extreme a.
gradecido a Ia atenci6n que Sc le
guardaba, pronunciaba va algunas
frases de gtatitud, colocandose & Ia
vez sobre Ia tonsura el magnfflco so
lideo de seda blanca, cuando monse.
4or Dabert so decidi6 4 exponer Ia
segunda parte de su encargo.
Pho TX, cuya modestia se resin
ti6 un tanto ante Ia petici6n del o.
bispo, opuso sin vacilaci6n, q la mls
ma, una negative rotunda.
81 prelado, jugandose el todo
por 9! todo, EXCHANGE;
Padre 'Santo: experimento un
gran sentimiento al mauifestaros q.
en- vista de Ia negative de Vuestra
Santidad, es precise que me devuel.
va ell soldieo nuevo. No veo-a4a.
di6 sonriendo- que es 10 que Va ga.
nando Vuestra Santidad CON asa ne.
gativa, toda vez que mi solideo va
ha sido usado por Vuestra Santidad
y reune ademas la ventaja de ser
nueVO.
Pho TX Sc echo q reir, y el obis'
po SO sali6 con Ia suya.
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que nos habl6 10 prensa ministerial
no hace mucho.
Los pesimistss, que todo 70 ven
color de alquitr6n. decian que eran
.iaulas para exportar s HaWan q los
oposicionistas del Bill. HOllander.
Nj unos hi otros tenfan razon.
Fran las caias que contenfan los
dos carritos viejos para el nuevo
trauvfa electrico.
q A nuestro estimado colega ei
<Boletfn, se le descompuso Ia BIRD =
JULIA al referir Ia noticia de Ia llega.
da del sc nor Mofloz Rivera. & New
York. .-
En- iUgl6s dice una coss, y otra
cosa en- e5panol.
( laubieron & no, counotados
puertorri4ueflos que fuerou q reci-
birle? ..s, -... .......>- ......
81 los hubieron, como uosotros
firnemente 10 creemos, lpor que nc
10 dijo tambien en- ingl4s? -.-.~
SSeIa malo, poI ventura que los
americanos de aquf sepan que al &c
1or Mnf1oz Rivera Sc le recibe con
affection y Garlic?
IQue ocurre en- ell Acueducto?
- Hsce mas de ocho dias que Sc
esta suministrando & Ia poblaci6n
un lfquido revuelto con TERRA roji.
"a. muy inferior. en- su aspecto y
condolences al que suministrabau los
aljibes.
Para este resultado no valfa Ia
pena de extremar las medidas sani'
tarias, hasta ell punto obligar ell
cierre de muchos aljibes que presta
ban b1en servicio.
Como anuneiamos aver, por Ell
Ponce SO ausentan muchas de Puer
to Rico.
Entire ellos, SO cuentan: Mr.
Hollander, persona que conocen has
ia los jueyes del pals; Ell doctor Bar
bosa: don Rafael Fabian; don Enri'
qui Delgado. El Secretario de Puer
to Rico, Mr. Hunt; Don Ramon Val
des; Don M. Mendizabal, don E.
Mason y muchos otros que no re
cordamos
A todos, inclusive Mr. Hollan'
der, deseamos muy buen viaje que
hagan buenos negocios, los que van
q ellos y que Sc diviertan los que
solo tienen por objeto diyertirse
Apostamos q que ninguno de
e.los sc Bcordara de traernOs un pi
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NUEVO "H0TEL 0LIMP0"
SANTURQE

Ell dnico mejor HOTEL que se h
oonstruido en- esta' Isla, propip para este
climas.
A CINCO MINUTOS de Ia Capital, en-
carros el6cticos que pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz electri-
ca Y demAs adelantos modernos. Rebaja
en- precios las familias.
Tiene ademas una empresa de coches
os precios siguientes:
De Capital q santurce 8 vice
versa /.
Ida vuelta !. so
De Capital Martin Pc
ia, ida y vuelta 3, 90
A Rio-P Piedras 3. 90
Por horas I'm peso una.
Tel6fono 10l Aparta 81.
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lngleses capturados
Despues de sostener
UNA FUERTE LUCIA
El Commando Kritzingers, despues de
una fuerte luoha ha heehq eua-
renta y un prisioneros a los in
gleses.

New-York Mayo %. l. P. NJ.
Dicen de Londres que han eau
sado muy mala impression en- aque-
LA Capital, las dltimas noticias de
la guerra.
La captufa de cuarenta y un
lngleses, hecha por el commando boer
kritzingers, despues de una fuerte
lucha, prueba que no estan los beers
tan quebrantados, como afrma en-
su report el General en- Jefe del
Ejercito ingles en- el Sur de Africa.
La opinion publica Sc inclina
cada dia mas q favor de la paz, ne
gociada a costa de cualquier sacri-
fcio,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-28
La cruz verde.

Con este tftulo Sc ACADIA de abrir
en- 10 calle de la Luna, ndm. SO, nm
dep6sito de leche y cafe molido. Sc
garantiza Ia mas absolute pnreza en-
ambos artfculos.
En- ell mlsmo establecimierto SO
hallar& de venta LA CoRREsPoN.
DENC1A DE PUERTO Rico.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-28
Un telegrama de HumacaQ

Un telegrama de Humacao re-
cibido por un colega local da cuenta
de un encuentro en- Yabuc0a entire
10 Policfa Insular = el pueblo.
Nuestro corresponsal no nos ha
comunicado hastA la hora en- que es
cribimos, ninguu detalle. Los espera
mos de un momento & otro, y dare
M S conocimiento a nuestros lecto'
res
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-28

Por renuncia del doctor Vaz'
quez Prada, ha sid } nombrado M@di
co de Ia sociedad Ella Carload Crls
tiana,4 el doctor Quevedo Baez.