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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-30
pYruIAN INSURANCE..

Chicago, May 30.-The insurance depart
ments of Illinois and Connecticut will par
ticipate in the examination Of the affairs OF
the endowment rank Of the Knights of Py-
thias, which will be begun in this city Mon
day. This action meets with the appreciation
OF the officials Of the rank, who say that the
wider scope Of the examination the better
It will be for the Knights,
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BUY TOBACCO
Over Seven Million Pounds
of Wisconsin Product
Disposed Of.

Philadelphia, May sO.-one of the larg-
est leaf tobacco deals ever made has just
been completed by the firm of L. Bam-
berger & Co., of this city, who have con-
tracted for half the leaf tobacco crop of
Wisconsin. The deal was made with the
principal growers Of Wisconsin and the
outlay is between $75p, 900 and $500, 900.
Twenty four Thousand cases of leaf to-
bacco of an aggregate weight of 1900, 900
the contract.
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HARMoNY APPEARS IN CHA

Havana, May 3O.-Acquieseence in the will
of the majority is dominant, and the con-
vention's acceptance of the Plat amend
ment has been quickly followed by pleas for
harmony. The minority of the rabid radicals
were bitter against the supporters of the
amendment, but their bitterness finds little
popular support
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No Precedent for Action of
San Francisco Court.
AN APPEAL EXPECTED
Belief That Judge NOyes Will Con-
tinue to Act TIL Next Summer.
YET HE MAY BE SUSPENDED
Warrington Authorities Are Not I'm
likely to Conclude the Case
Quickly.

From The journal Bureau. Room IS, Poss
Building, Washington.
Washington, May $3.50 far as depart
ment of justice officials have had time to
investigate, there are no precedents' in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-30
CONVENTION
NUMBER 33
National American Woman's S
Suffrage Association.
FIRST SESSION TO-DAY
Mrs. Gait Miss Anthony
Out for First Time.
FIRST SESSION TO-DAY
DELIVERS A STIRRING ADDRESS
Mrs. Cats Annual Address-PrOg-
ress Made During the Past
Year.

This afternoon at 2:SO o'clock the thirty
third annual convention of the National
American Woman's Suffrage association
was called to order in the First Baptist
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Kidnapped and Painted

Spe o
the plateg gassd of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-30
striI.e ON the wabash Ends.

Toronto, May 9O.-The executive board of
the International Machinists' Association has
approved of the settlement of the strike on
the Wabash railway system and the men
EiIl return to work at once.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-30
Pettigrew Denies at a Late Day
to The Journal.


City
lie million dollars in Wall street
presidency He would not he said
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-30
PRISONERS FOR SALTWATER
Federal Court Sentences PostoHice
Robbers I'm Wisconsin.

Special to The Journal.
Madison, Wis. May 30.-James Hess,
alias "Janesville" Tommy, and Thomas
Dillon and Thomas Riley, who robbed the
postofflce at Footville. Rock county, about
eight months ago, were sentenced by
Judge Bum in the federal court to-day,
Hess and Dillon getting four years and
Riley two and half years In the states
prison at stillWaters MINI.
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American jurisprudence for the action of
the federal court of appeals in San Fran
cisco in citing Judge Arthur H. Noyes of
Alaska to appear before it to defend him
self against a charge of contempt. There
may be precedents, but department off,
cials do not recall any of them. nor have
they been able, in hurried search, to
find one.
Undoubtedly, say these gentlemen, Judge
Noyes will appeal his case to the supreme
court. He will probably resist the con-
tention of the San Francisco court that it
has Jurisdiction over his acts, and no
matter what that court may hold, will
ask the Washington court to finally re-
view the matter and decide it. This will
mean that nothing can be done until Oc-
tober, for the supreme court on Tuesday
adjourned until that time. And it may
not come up very early in October. In
fact, no decision may be handed down un-
til after the close of navigation in Alaska,
which will mean that Judge Noyes will
continue to act as judge until next sum-
mer, unless the department of justice, the
supreme court upholding the punishment
which the San Francisco court will un-
doubtedly endeavor to administer, sees fit
to take the initiative and send word to
Noyes by dog team.
The case is being watched here with
much interest, and the department of
justice will endeavor to keep informed on
the work of the federal court of appeals.
1t is entirely possible, as already hinted,
that the hearing in San Francisco may re-
veal matters which will warrant the at
torney general in taking a hand and sus-
pending Moves until everything has been
finally disposed Of. No definite forecasts
can be made at present along this line
1t Is rather certain, however, that the
publicity which will attend the move
ments of the court of appe.'- will compel
the Washington authorities to take hold
of the Noyes case with vigor and bring it
to a quick conclusion.
MUST AN EXTRA While there thus
far seem to be no
SESSION COME? good grounds for be-
lieving that there will
be an extra session of congress on account
of the supreme courts insular decisions,
the fact that the cabinet will tomorrow
discuss the decisions in detail and in that
connection consider extra session proba-
bilities, has given free rein to great
deal of talk in the newspapers and else
where The president is understood to
incline to the belief that the Spooner res
olution will cover all Philippine needs
until next December, and yet his views
will be subject to modification, for he has
not yet seen the full text of the decis-
ions Much will depend upon what other
members OF the cabinet say. Secretary
Root, himself an able lawyer, has been
carefully studying the decisions this week
and hopes to be prepared by tomorrow to
give the president a definite statement
covering extra session needs. The new
attorney general has taken little part in
this work, for the cases were worked up
under the immediate direction of his pre-
decessor, and he has not had time to fa-
miliarize himself with the details. Sec
retary Roots opinion will carry great
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Cleveland. May 9O.-The morning game be-
tween Cleveland and Philadelphia was a
pitchers battle. Score
Cleveland ...0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Batteries-Hart and Wood; Plank and
Powers Umnire CaHtillon.
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Lawyers Who Argued Against the
Government in DOWnes Case
May Ask Rehearing.
They Hope That the Decision of the
United States Supreme Court
Will Be Reversed.
PILOTAGE DECISION

tices Harlan, Peckham and Brewer to re-
verse Mondays decision.
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CnIcagO, May 5U.-Cnlcagu VOL lne mOrn-
ing game, principally on gifts by Beville
and Cuppy, and Bostons ragged inheld play.
Only one hit was made off Griffith until the
seventh. Score:
Chicago .............O AZ o 2 o o o SO
Boston ..............0 0 o O-3
Bateries-Griffith and Sullivan; Beville and
Cuppy. Criger. Umpires, Mannassau and
Connolly
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ADDITIONAL BASEBALL

Boston, May 3O.-Chicago took the morn
ing game to-day by batting Dineen's curves
in the sixth inning Both teams ran bases
miserably and fielded like amateurs Score:
Boston ....O 0 D 2 O l.
Chicago ..........0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-Dineen, Kittridge; Waddell, Ka-
h0e
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Continued on Fifth Page.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
PURELY Personal.

H, r. Spencer is down from
Denver.
"A. @. Kinney is spending a
week in Denver.
"A. b Nichols is in the city
today from Denver.
james T, Locke was in the
city from Canon last evening
A. b. Williams of Crested
Buttes, was here last evening.
Dell Bernard is quite sick at
his home on East Fifth street.
e. D. Cooley of Colorado
Springs. spent the day in Florence.
L. S Moore and wife of Grip
pie Creek, are spending few
days in tho city.
"A. II. McLain is expected to
return from Albuquerque, New
MEXICO, tomorrow,
"A. ID, King, a Japanese sales
man of Portland. Oregon, was call
ing on the merchants today,
Mrs, George Walker was down
from Canon City today visiting
her mother, Mrs Rebecca Blunt.
Mrs. Robert Patterson returned
to her home in Canon City after a
brief visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Thos. Carlin.
j. A. Ross is in the city from
Florence. He reports revival of
business up there and much eX-
citement over oil prospects
Pueblo Star-Journal.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
FINED FOR WRONG DOING.
Undesired Presence of Young
Sporting Man Made Known.

Alex. Walker, an "outside man"
for one of the houses across the
tracks, last night greatly interfered
with the rendition of the program
arranged by the Modern Woodmen
of America, He, in company with
two of the demimonde, entered
the hall where were seated more
than hundred respectable women
This intrusion was more than the
Woodmen could bear and asked
the young man to leave the hall,
taking his "ladies" with him. He
would not comply with the request
and it was thought advisa BILE to
aid the young man in making his
exit, and accordingly DR. G. ID
Cummings took the fellow by the
nape of the neck and escorted him
to the landing of the stairway
where discussion arose. He
wanted his ''lady" but his partner
by this time had started down the
stairs and her pet started to follow,
but just as he did this he landed
the doctor a blow on the eye.
On reaching the sidewalk he
was taken in charge by some of
his Pueblo friends, he having lived
there previously to coming to Flor
renee, who escorted him to Pixies
Peak avenue
The doctor by this time follow
ed the fellow and upon reaching
him grabbed his tall pompadour
hair, and asked him to apologize
for what he had done. By this
time it was made clear to him that
he was in the hands of man, and
not kid. Apologies followed like
water flowing down steep decline.
The city officers about this time
appeared aad pet was landed in
Jail where he was given ample time
to think over the error of his way.
He was arraigned before Police
Judge Nix this morning and was
given $50 and costs and orders to
leave town by 3 O'Clock this after
noon. He was also informed that
if he ever returned to Florence
again the fine would be collected
from him.
This is not the first offense of
this kind charged against the
young man rs several times before
he has attempted the same thing.
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deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Monday, the
18th day of July, 4. ID. 1901, being one of the
regular days of the June term of the county
court of Fremont county, in the state of Colo
RADIO, |, NJ. Il. 10y, administrator of said estate
will appear before the judge of said court, pre-.
sent my final settlement as such administrator,
pray the approval of the same, and will then
apply to be discharged such administrato tor.
At which time and place any person in interest
may appear and present objections to the same.
If any there be.
Dated at Florence, Colorado, June 18th, 1901,
NJ. b. 10y,
Administrators of the estate of Frances Barnes,
deceased.
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John Palmer, G. A. Dorm and
family, Miss Minnie Owens and
and Miss Vickers left at noon for
Little Beaver on fishing trip.
Call for City Warrants.

Office of City Treasurer
Notice is hereby given to holders of the fol-
lowing numbered city warrants ON the General
fund, towit: 2S2, 9tSO, 2046, 20l5 90i6 20SS 2ii3
9Ii2 2o3T, CO.'S 2oi9 20l3 205s, 9i0S, 2Oai 20ed.
2oSs POST, 2o79 2oso POSI-, 9o99, 2oSi, 2oS9, 2o90
2i05 2069, 2O5i.
Water Fund; Nos 100. l62, l6i 1853, I6i, i65,
1866 49, les 1859. 40, l7i, l72, 1i5 i7a i76 ls 1S
1Sl, 1884, 1872.
The above warrants will be paid on presenta.
tion at the city treasurcr's office Interest on
the above warrants will cease in thirty (sNl
days Il ON the date of this notice.
d. A. JACK,
City Treasurer.
Florence, Colo, June IA, 1901 9O-ilS
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Notice to Stockholders.

Office of secretary of The Florence Electric
Street Railway Company.
The first annual meeting of the stock holders
of The Florence Electric Street Railway Com
pany will be held Mt tine office of the said com
pany at III West Main street, in the city OF
Florence, county of Fremont. and state of
Colorado, at 2 clock y. m. Friday, July 18th,
ID. 1901, for the election of officers, and such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting The stock transfer books OF the
company will be closed from June IS to July -,
A. ID. 1901.
HARRY ROBINSON,
Secretary.
Florence, Colo, June Is, 1901. sails
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-06-14
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Florence, Colo, June IA, 1901. '
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-09
Ell PREMIO MAYOR
Ecos de ESpana,

A bordo del vapor eSatr1stegui,
fondeado en- ell puerto de Cadiz, ha
sido detenido un sujeto llamado Juan
Canales, que durante la traves1a ro-
be a dos pasajeros alhajas y billie
ties por valor de 4O.00O pesetas.
En- 81 mismo vapor ha sido pre-
SO Jose Borenguer (a) <Manco,, au.
tor de un crimen cometido en- Ponfe
rrada.
En- la Puerta de Serranos de Va
lencia ha aparecido ahorcado de una
cuerda atada a los soportes de los
cables electricos, ell cadaver de Ra
fael Urena Belda, de cuarenta y un
amos, casado, de ofcio trajinero.
Ign6rase 81 Sc trata de un asesi
nato E de un suicide.
Una mujer que estaba en- An
doain (Guipdzcua) derritiendo una
pastilla de cera en- aguarras, tuvo la
desgracia de que Sc le infamara es'
to, prendiendole las ropas y causan
dole tan graves quemaduras que ia
lleci6 a los pocos momentos.
En- la plaza de Campillo (Valla
dolid) Sc m ovio una san
grienta reyerta entire varios gitanos.
Uno de ellos cayo mortalmente
herido. siendo precise administrarle
los Santos Sacramentos.
Otros dos gitanos resultaron
tambien heridos.
Hay cuatro detenidos.
Telegrafian de San Sebastian
que dos matrimonios que habitaban
en- la Gale de San Martin entabla-
ron una disputa por motives de esca
sa importancia.
Una de las mujeres, armada con
n escopeta de GAIA, y su marido,
con un revolver, dispararon sobre
ell otro matrimonio, produciendo a
marido y mujer gravfsimas heridas.
AL marido Sc le ha administraio
la Extremaunci6n.
Los dos han sido trasladados al
Hospital.
Tienen cinco hijos, ell mayor de
ocho amos, y la mujer estaba en- esta
do i~nteresante.
Entr6 en- eli puerto de San Sc.
bastian un ballenato que fue recogi
do en- alta mar por ell <Mamelena nj
nero 6
Mide algo mas de seis metros, y
pesa 2 600 kil6gramos pr6ximamen
tie.
En- 81 duros fue adquirido por
varias ~vendedoras de la pescader1a
qua, segdn parece, estan dispuesta
q exhibirlo en- un local.
En- las inmediaciones del pueblo
de Campos (Palencia) Sc ha produ
cido ell hundimiento de n cantera
en- que trabajaba un obrero dedica
do a la extraction de sillares.
El infelfz qued6 sepultado en
union de dos hijos suyos gemelos,
de cuatro amos, que Sc hallaban ju
gando cerca de su padre.
Este ha sido sacado, aunque en-
gravfsimo estado, con vida, y los
dos ninos va cadaveres.
Yukantner, principe de Is coro.
ma en- Bambadia ha sido condenado
a mnerte por un Tribunal real: Su
crimen era gu erer organizar una re
voluci6n.
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EducaCi0n eSt6tiCa q.

En lugar de proscr1bir toda edu
caci6n estetica de Ia escuela prima
ria, quer-famos que, por Ell contra
rio, Sc d~esarrollase mas.
Platon, que tantos titles conse
jos Q ha dejado sobre la educaci6n,
pedfa que Sc rodease q los ninos de
las obras nas bellas. <Estas obras
-dice-haceE llegar va q nuestros
ojos, va a los oidos, alguna cosa no.
meta, del mismo modo que un wen.
to agradable que sopla en- una region
sana, lleva consfgo la salud ],
Esta IS la misma doctrina que
defende M. Ravaisson al colocarse
en- Ell punto de vista que aqui los
ocupa.
Dasea eque la infancia y la ju
ventud de todas classes, pero sobre
TODD Ia infaneia y la juventud que
pertenecen s las classes populares,
Sc eduquen. ante TODD, como dice un
poema de IN tempo que con frecuen
cia nos lie representatives como com
pletamente barbara, <In bymnis ct
canticis;, que los ninos, los j6venes
y los adultos, esten rodeados en-
nuestras escuelas de reproducciones
exactas de las obras capitales del Or
den mas elevado, a fin de que pue-
dan recibir, va una inspiration fecun
da, va, por 10 menos, IN irhnjo util
<Nos quejamos, dice, de que las
horas de recreo sean con demasiada
frecuencfa empleadas en- distraccio-
mes 9 alegr1as de IN orden complete
mente material, en- que las costum-
bres Sc corrompen, en- que ell esprit
tn Sc envilece,
sSuceder1a 10 mismo ST las ella
ses populares estuvieran en- estado
de gozar las satisfacciones de orden
superior que producer las cosas be-
Has, 81 estuviesen instruidas. aunque
fuese en- peque1a medida, para gus
tar de este modo de la divina y salu
dable embriaguez que producer, por
81 dido y por la vista, las proporcio
nes y las armonias?
Estamos, pues, autorizados pa
ra deducir que la educsci6n estetica
no debe ser considerable como un lu
10, simple y super1uo.
Els, por Ell contrario, el compile
mento Indispensable de una buena
educaci6n general y la condicion ne
cesaria para Ell bienestar de- obrerc
y ell progreso social. Anadf-emos
todavia que esta %educaci6n Sc impo
ne en- nuestra epoca mas imperiosa
mente que nunca.
THOMAS.
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Acercandose la fecha de la
aperture del curse de verano de la
escuela Normal, Sc suplica a todos
aquellos que esten dispuestos a reel.
bir como huespedes a 10 que vengan
de la Isla para asistir a las classes,
que envien sus nombres, con referen
cias, q W. G. TODD, DEPARTMENT.
de Education, San Juan PtoRico.
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FL Sr Miranda, responsible de
a novilla, que con motive de las fes
las patronales Sc rifo an Pta de Tie
IRA, nos participa hagamos pdblico,
que no habiendose presentado hasta
la fecha ell dueno de dicho auima l y
cuyo Nun, es el 1917, hace saber que
concede 'un mes de plazo para Ia re
clamaci6n de la novilla ST pasado
este plazo no Sc presenta ell dueno a
reclamarla, Sc procedera q la venta,
cuyo producido Sc destina ara a una Ii
mosna a los pobres del barrio.
j.. P. MIRANDA.
Pto Rico 4 Julio 1901.
15-3
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N0tiCiaS de Manatl.
POR CORREO.

No ganamos para sustos con los
dichosos ciclones. La noche del sa
bado fue muy tempestuosa y ell dia
del domingo llovio torrencialmerte.
FL rio Manatf salio de GAUGE, des
b%ordandose por las llanuras, hasta
invadir la %carretera, pasando por en-
Gina del terraplenado del ferroca-
rril.
Afortunadame nte no hay que la
mentar desgracias personales, nj
son de consideration las perdidas
materiale
Aver Sc llevo a cabo una gran
manifestation pdblica en- honor del
laureado poeta Clemente Ranirsz
La manifestation, en- que Sc con
fundieron, federales, re%publicanos y
extranjeros, recorri6 las GALES prin
cipales de la poblaci6n, reinando ell
mayor entusiasmo y la mas perfecta
ammonia.
FL poeta manatieno puede estar
satisfecho del carifo que lie p%rofesan
sus compatriotas.
Ell Corresponsal.
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En- la tarde de aver 4 de Julio,
Sc lie ha e~xtraviado a la Srta Gracia
Fairfax un a.fler de orc con piedras
de brillantes. AL que 10 entregue
en- la casa mum 1O3 20 derecLa de la
Gale de San Francisco, sera grati6.
cado. Els un recuerdo de familia.
S3-3
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Los chinos continuan alborota
dos, En- Shing King Sc han entire
gado al pillaje y al incendio, dego'
llando a mas de 500 cristianos. ~
decfan que va estaba arreglado
aquello.
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MOVimientO
de VaporeS.

Americana <San Juan,-Saldra
de este puerto directamente para
ell de New York, ell dfa 8 del corrien
tie,
Americana <Ponce, -Sali6 de
New York ell d1a 6 del corriente,
con destino a este puerto.
Espanol <Mar1a>-Saldra de Ii
verpool VIA Santander), ell dfa 6 del
corriente con destino q este puerto.
Ell vapor martin Saenz, salio
ell 2 del corrien e de Canarias para
este puerto, y los de San tiago de Gu
ba, Habana y Veracruz admitiendo
carga y pasajeros.
Espanol <Berenguel ell Grande..
Saldr& de Barcelona 81 d1a IL del
corriente, con escalas an Valen
MIA, Malaga, Cadiz y Canarias, para
este puerto, Mayaguez y Ponce, 81
guiendo para Habana, Santiago de
Cuba, Cienfuegos y Manzanillo.
Espaf1ol <Puerto Rico. Saldra
de Barcelona ell d1a Is del corriente
con escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Ca
diz y Canarias, para este puerto, Ma
yaguez y Ponce, siguiendo para Ha
bana y Santiago de Cuba.
Procedente de Geneva y Marse
LA, ell vapor martin Saenz' estara
en- Barcelona dispuesto para salir ell
dia 10 de JUNO pasado con destino
a esta isla, y escalas 81 Mallorca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz
y Canarias.
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Hotel LeduC.


Este antique y acreditado esta'
blecimiento conocido del pdblico de
la isla, ofrece comodas y v~entiladas
habitaciones, asf como excelente me
sa a precios muy m6dicos. Esta ST.
tuado frente a la plaza principal,
punto ell mas centrico de la ciudad,
en- magnffca casa de altos y junto a
a Corte de Justicia y o6cira postal
1 dia .ospedaje.... 81 90
l cubierto ......... 4 40
l. Coud.. .s.s.sss. w
Humac Mayo 8 de 1901
A30 80
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Red ID" Line.

El vapor ,Maracaibo, sustituye
81 philadelphia, 60 su viaje de sail
da de New York Ell dia 90. de este
mes y de retorno desde aquf ell II
del proximo Julio.
Tomen nota los Srs pasajeros
S 15-11
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Los principles chinos desterra
SOS Gu Turquestan, son los que insi
tan..a la obra de destruction, a los
hijos del Imperio celeste, contra los
europeos.
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Emulsion
de Scott
de Aceite de HfgaGo &c
BacaiaO con ffiDofos-
f;tos dc Cal y &c Sose.

de Aceite de HfgaGO &c E
2 Bacaiao con iiiDofos- {
; fitos dc Cal dc Sose. {
). Constitufda por toni s
COS directos de IA medi- {
! cacion hematogena, que
. propenden 4 reparar las !
perdidas del liquido san-s
guinea, haciendole reco-
. brar SUI composition nor ]
NAL, lena cumpIidamente :
SUI indication en- todOs ;
los CaSOS en- que Sc en- s
. Cuentra detlClente o alte-
RADIO factor tan lmportante !
de nuestra organization. !
; En- los PASSES %intertro-
. picales las ptrdidas que :
: experimental 81 organis- !
s mo dehldo 1 las COplosaS :
! d'aforeSls orlglnadaS por !
5 las atlas temperatures "
5 ST. frecucnte Noluh!lidad, s.,
: t:aen como CONSEQUENCE
: eStad0s dc debilidad ge-
s neral y afecciones del
{ aparato respiratorio, que :
5 Ia Emulsion de Scott in ;
3 f%aIlblemente regenera y:
g conbate ventajosamente.
8 Exijase Ia verdadera de Scott.
< De venta en- la Boticas. J
. SCOTT & BOVINE, Qaiaieos, New York. I
12A :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-09

Ell Papa ha entrado en- franco
convalecencia, segdn dictamen del
Medico de Camara DR. Laponi. Sc
dispone a recibir a los Embajadores
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-09

Mac Kinley Sc dispone a san
cionar seguidamente la ley votada
por nuestras Camaras insulares, pa.
ra que ell Cabotaje sea un hecho en-
ire Pnerto Rico y los Estados Uni
dos.