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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24
Leads all North Carolina Daies i'm News and Circulation

cipal divisions are ready TO put to sea
at the first signal
Colonel Pablo Riccheri, the Minister
of War, has informed President Roca
that he has available 600 locomotives and
1900 cars, and that on forty-eightl hours
notice he can transport $4,000 men to
the frontier.
1t is estimated that the maintenance of
the army, which will be mobilized by
February 5th, will involve an annual
expenditure of 65,0OO000 piastres.
About About 5000 men have already
signed the rolls of the Uruguayan volun-
ter legion.
A dispatch from Santiago says Presi-
dent Riesco has declared that the recall
of the Argentine Minister Senor Portela,
from that capital. cannot have any seri-
Gus consequences, adding that the min
lister, in returning to Argentina, is
taking advantage of leave of absence,
which has been granted him by his Gov
ernment
President Reisco continues confident
that the negotiations in progress will
shortly result in pacific solution OF the
problem nof. engrossing the attention of
statesmen OF Argentina and Chile.
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ENGLAND HEARS FROM NEITHER
If the Request to Arbitrate is Made She Will
Acquiesce Promptly.
(By the Associated Press. }

tby the ASSOCIATED PRESS
London, Dec. 23.-The British Govern
merit is watching the progress of the dis
pute between the Chilean ard Argentine
Republics with considerable anxiety. A
representative of the Associated Press was
informed today that neither side has as
yet approached the British Fcreign Office.
Ii both Chile and Argentine request
Great Britain to arbitrate the matters
in dispute between them Lord Lansdowne
the Foreign Secretary will promptly ac
quieSce.
But the statement of DR.. Alcorta, the
Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs,
that Argentina has referred the matter
o1he arbitration of the British Gov
ernment under the agreement of 1898, ap-
PEARS to be inaccurate, for the Foreign
Office says the present contention is quite
beyond the powers of that commission. AS
the Foreign Office understands the case,
it is not one relative to the boundary
between the two countries, but whether
Chile has the right to build neutral roads
in the disputed territory. This commits
sion, OF which Lord McNaghten is pres!-
dent, has been sitting in London for nearly
two years and is now almost ready to
go and personally inspect the disputed
boundaries. For various reasons, how
ever, the departure of this commission
has been delayed and is likely to be c =,
layed for some time to come.
The appeal of Dr. Alcorta has not yet
been officially communicated to the Brit
ish Foreign Office When this appeal
does reach Downing street, it will meet
the foregoing answer. Although LDrd
Lansdowne. the Secretary for Foreign At
fairs, holds that the McNaghten Comm s.
sion is powerless, he will intimate the
willingness Of Great Britain to arbitratc
the difficulty between the two countries,
if Chile agrees to that proposition.
Up to late hour tonight neither
country concerned had requested Great
Britain to take this action.
Opinion in Downing Street is that while
the cause of the dispute is petty. serious
consequences may ensue unless prompt
action is taken.
According to advices received tfom
London, February 18th, 1899, the British
Government appointment Baron Edward
McNaghten, Lord of Appeal, in ordinary
Major General Sir John Charles Ardash,
Director of Military Intelligence, and
Colonel Sir Thomas Hungerford Holdich,
superintendent of Frontier Surveys III r.
dia. tribunal to arbitrate the Argentina
Chile dispute.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24
Her Husbands Death Killed Her.
(By the Associated Press.)

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. 2S.@Three deaths
will be the result Of the shooting of Dave
Payne near Ducktown, Tenn. Payne was
fugitive from justice, having broken
jail at Benton, Tenn, while charged with
murder. Payne's wife, who was seriously
Ill, sent messenger for her husband to
come in from his mountain hiding place
and see her. The messenger sent was
Payne's brother. When within two miles
OF Ducktown they had dispute over The
possession OF a gun and fell to fighting
William Flanagan while trying to sepa-
rate the men was shot in the abdomen by
Dave Payne, who in turn was killed by
Flanagan. Payne's sick wife died shortly
after being told of her husbands death
Flanagan cannot recover.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24
Blockade Still Captured.
Especial to News and Observer.

Especial to News and Observer J
Franlllinton, n c., Dec. 22.-Starkey
Hare and ]. w. Perkins captured a block
ade still about two miles north of this
place early this morning. One thousand
three hundred gallons of beer. and four
gallons of corn LIQUOR was destroyed, be-
sides a fifty or sixty gallon still, cap and
all.
The still was in full blast. Washing
ton Denston was captured at work at
the still, who. when brought before Com
missioner Britt waved examination and
upon default of 5000 bond was taken 10
Raleigh to answer at the next term CT the
United States court.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24
The Girl Disappears.

Rocky Mount. N. c., Dec. 23.-The wo-
man supposed TO be Nellie Cropsey dis
appeared Saturday from the negro vo-
mans house near this place. From what
the woman said and her appearance some
people believe she was the Cropsey girl
but there is no confirmation of this
opinion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24
PROF. GRIMsLEY RESIGNS.
superintendency Of Schools to Become secre
tary Of Security life and Annuity Co.

Greensboro, n. c., Dec. 23.-Prof. Geo.
A. Grimsley has resigned the superin-
tendency of the Greensboro public schools
to become the secretary of the Security
Life and Annuity Company. He will en-
ter upon the duties of his new position
on January 1st
The school board has not yet elected
his successor The announcement of
Prof. Grimsley's change caused great sur
prise.
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& New Corporation.

The Adams Grain and Provision Com
pany, of Charlotte, was granted articles
of incorporation yesterday by the Secre-
tary of State. The amount of capital
stock authorized is $50, 1000, and the inCor-
porators are John j. Adams, Geo Fl.
Brokenbrough, and c. c. Kennedy.
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SUCH Is NOW TIE REPORT
Though Buenos Ayres Dispatch Said
Time for It Had Passed.
AND RELATIONS HAD BEEN BROKEN OFF
The Report Of an Agreement to Arbtrate Comes
From Valparaiso. Our Government is
Satsf d With the Subms-
sion 10 England.
(By the Associated Press

Valparaiso Dec. 23-(Via Galveston)--
1t is reported here that the Governments
Of Argentine and Chile have signed
protocol by which they agree to submit
the questions pending between them to
the arbitration of Great Britain.
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Another Report.

Especial to News and Observer
Goldsboro, N. c., Dec 30 Miss Crop
sey is reported as having been identified
at Rocky Mount and taken to Elizabeth h
City by the Committee of Two this MOI Q :
irg.
}1ater-Telegraphi advices are that
Miss Cropsey was undoubtedly there, but
that she disappeared, giving the commit
tee the Slip
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NOT TO BE PROFESSOR EMERrTUs.
Correction as 70 Dr. Hume. Proposition tc
Divide the Chair of English.

To the Editor: Please correct state
ment of your Greensboro correspondent
that DR.. Hume will be retired as Pro
fessor Emeritus. There is a proposition
before the University authorities to di-
vide the chair of English, making TWO
full professorships in that department.
The growth of the University renders this
division of the work advisable.
Il. p. VENABLE.
Chapel Hill. n. c., Dec. %.
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Some People at Rocky Mount Believe
That She Was Nell
Cropsey.
OTHERS THINK WHOLE REPORT A HOAX
A Dispatch Says That Cropsev is Suspected Of
Having Forged the Rocky Mount Letter
and that he has Been Caught
in FaIseFoods.
Special to News and Observer.

SptclaI TO NEWS anu OUotTVeT.J
Elizabeth City, n. c.. Dec. 23.-Ihe
Rocky Mount report is fully discreditcd.
Judge Cropsey is supposed to have forged
the Rocky Mount letter. Cropsey is sus-
pccted of secreting the girl. His purpose
is not known. The Citizens Committee
have caught Croysey in several false
hoods in connection with the affair. His
manner is Indifferent.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24
Russia Ready to Modify Demand? ?
(By the Associated Press

Pekin, Dec. 23-Paul Lessar, the Rus
sian Minister to China, has requested the
Chinese Plenipotentiaries, Prince Cling
and Wang Wen Shaooto present their OBJ
jections to the Manchurian treaty (Which
was discussed here between NJ. Lessar
and the Chinese reports last Saturday,
in writing, for transmission to his gov
ernment. The Ministers of the foreign
powers here, who oppose this treat, con-
sider this request to be sign that Rus
sia is willing to modify her demand.
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Chinese Court at Tzu Chow.

BY the Associated Press.)
Pekin, Dec 23.-The Chinese court ar
rived yesterday at Tzu Chow, within the
boundary OF Chi Ii Province, where it
was welcomed by numerous officials.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24
Sugar House Burned
lBy the Associated Press.

(By the Associated Press.)
Franklin, La, Dec ga sugar house
on the Justine plantation owned by d
Mrs. j. L. Darragh, was destroyed by fire
today. Loss estimated at S55, 900.
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r. o. King, who was injured in the Sea-
board wreck at Cameron last October, in
stituted esterday for damages and will
ask for $50, 600.
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Death of James Stiff.
(By the Associated Press.)

Richmond, Va, Dec. 23.-James Stiff,
the third man shot in the Westmoreianf
tragedy, by Herbert Marx, several weeks;
ago, died at his home in WestmorelaDd
county this morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24

Attorney General Gilmer has been
moved from the hospital to the Yarborc
and is improving.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24

He is a good physician who gives med
icine to the heart in the shape of wit
and humor.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24

Gen. Toon was much worse yesterday
He had chill yesterday morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-12-24

For North Carolina: Fair Tuesday:
Wednesday increasing cloudiness in the
afternoon; light TO fresh westerly winds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Ale caldia Nun icipal
DE SAN JUAN,

No apareciendo en- al archivo de
est ofcinas constancia algana por
la cual Sc acre lite la participation
que tie &c ell Municipio en- ell .edificio
conocido por "Hospital Militar," hs
resueltp abrir ura information pn-
blica con sobjeto de allegar todos
los datos informes q. puedan con-
tribuir al esclarecimiento de este a.
sunto.
El p-oposito que la Corporation
Municipal de esta ciudad persigne.
una vez justi6cAdo y Ireconocido por
ell Gobierno ell derecho IA partic:
paci6n que en- dicho edificio tiene,
es ofreeer & los enfermos pobres de
la Municiqs lidad un local apropia-
do donde ser acogidos y atendidos
debidanente
Dadcs los fines humanitarios q.
SO persiguen. esta Acadia espera
que ted as las personas q quien este
ssunto interese, 6 que puedan sumi5
nistrar Iinfor mes y datos que conside
rem benefciosos a! derecho de la ciu
dad. So sirvan remitirlos por escrito
la Secretarfa del Ayuntamiento,
dentro d ii termino de Is dias
San Juan, P. R, Noviembre 4 de
1901.
M. EGOSCUE.
Alcalde de San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05

la esperanza qua los agita 1orcs tie
nep aquf de encumbrarse, ell dia que
venzaD, a los mas altos puestos del
Estado, por superiores que sean &
sus luces y adn q sus merecimien,
tOs.
Conocera, sin duda, el lector q
muchos de esos perturb ba iores, mien
ten patriotismo y nunca 10 tuvierop;
hablan de ideas y no fueron jamas
capaces de concebirlas. Cambian,
dicen, porque asi 10 exige Ia salud
de la Repdblics, y es porque quie-
ren arrimarse al que Green mas GER
ca del gobierno. Peste de la socie-
dad y carcoma de los partidos todo
hombre honrado les deberfa negdr
la mano. Su atrevimiento es solo
igusl su jgnorancia; la corrup pcion
que traen al pals, solo es compare
hla con- Ia venalidad de sus almas Y
Ia depravacion de sus corazones.
All! mientras no nos deshagamos de
esa fanesta p1aga, no esperemos pa
ra esta pobre naci6n nj felicidad nj
sociego.
Y fuerza es desengadarse; hay
solo un RENE dio para NAL tan grave:
20 dar entrada a carrera alguna ad-
ministrativa sino previo examen, nj
ascenso sino por antigusdad 8 por
concurso; cortar, a tcdcs esos men
guados que buscan su fortuna en- la
politica, toda esperanto. De la po-
Utica no espera nj puede esperar
ningdn hombre que ame su patria
sino la salts sfaccion de haberla servi
do; ventajas personales solo las u !.
resultan del bien general que haya
contribufdo q producer por sus sacri
fcios 8 sus talentos. Si la suerte le
llsva por ella a un alto puesto, como
cargo 10 ha de consid srar, no como
racOmper SS"
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EScdndal0 en- Cdguas
CuatrO hOmbreS apedread0S
en- la plaza pdblica,
COMO CTENI,A Ell SUCESO
B4 UTIST4 NOGUERAS

Bautista Nogueras es un ohrero
de Csyey que con lts Sres. Ramon
Negror, Felipe Aponte y Felipe
Velpre, componian una,comision del
PArtido Republican, de aquel pue-
bio encargada de una mission polft'ca
cerca del ectorio
Al Alllegar SICsguas, dice Nogue-
ras, fueron ce ar al kiosko, que
tiene en- Ia plaza don Gaoino Pas
cual. A los pocos momentos de esr
tar en- ell kiosko, liegaron los signi-
ficados polite 3s Aparicio Cruz y
Placidoquieues dirigieron frases NOR
tificantes Velpre. La cosa paso q
maycres y un gentfo numeroso ro !
de5 al kiosko emprendiendola q Pc
drada limpia con los transeuntss.
Bautista Nog1eras lego a pie q
Riopiedras y estas horas ignora el
paradaro de sus canpaf1eros de coml
sion 10 mismo que ell del coch sro.
Ha te'egrafiado a Csyay para a
veriguar Ia suerte que corrieron les
comisionad IS restantes.
El esandalo fue maydseulo, oca- !
sionaudo un cierra pusrtas general.
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PEDAGOGOS
DE PUEBL0S.

Por ell inter9s y la oportunidad
que encierrs, reproducimos ell -|si-
guiente suelto de un peri6dico ha-
banero:
Sci ilustre William Mac kin
leyc-cuya .muerte violenta tanto Sc
ha lamentado-antes de es:alar Ia
magistratura de /. naci6n mas gran
de de Ia TERRA, fue maestro de es-
cue,a.
Tomas Estrada Polma, candi.
dato & la presidencia de la Rep1bli-
% cubana, ha sido mae stro de es-
cuels.
E1 1891 varios de sus amigos
admiradorss fueron q visitarle q gu
retro de Central Valley,, entire
aquelos estaba Jose Marti, ell Ap6s-
tol. quien escribio a otro amigo a
proposito del solitario del famoso
Vale, 10 sigufente:
~~xLastima que no 10 hubiess US
ted visro entire las flores y los no ga
les, con un coro de hjos felices al.
rededor, como 81 genio bueao de
aquellas montafias. LIE han crecido
los ojos, anda como si tuviera un
puablo detraa, lava ell sombrero,
mas q menudo en- la mano que en- la
cabsza; no dice pol abra que no sea
de esperanza en- la patria Y de con
ssjo a la virtud, y sirve q sus hue es-
pedes de pie como los patriarcas de
Ia Biblia.,
Prenda de buen exito nos pare
ce ell origen de presidentes como
Mac-Kinley y Estrada Palma Les
mentores gufss de nif1os adquieren
mejor 10 especial virtud de dirigir
10 volunJad de los hombres, suelen
ser hombres practicos en- ell conoci-
miento de los caracteres y las pasio-
nes.
lOiala que el maestro de sCen-
tral Valley. logra dirigir nuestra
futura Rep1blica, con tanto acierto,
como ha venido diriguiendo su fa-
moso col 'gio, situado en- aquel her
moso pueblecito de los Estados U nj
dos!
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Ell IDEAL
en- la administration pdblica
CARGOs, NO RECOMPENSAs.

De- un importante diario de Gu
ba, tomamos ell a"ticulo que, con el
anterior rabro' aparecio en- IS CO.
lumnas.
Lo repr d7cimos porque coinc
de PEI fectamente co, las opiDiones
emitidas por LA CORRESPON-
DENCIA, en- mas de una OCCASION, y
cree nos sinceramente, que ell dnico
can,ino de acabsr con la polftica ca
llejera que tanto dsno ha hecho y
contuua hacienda en- nuestra isla
Dice ssf:
Del admirable libro "Las nacio-
nalidaces," del insigne pensador Y
republico espaf1tl Francisco Pi y
Margall, extractamos los ;guientes
suge stivos parrafos, de Ie fecta
aplicacion al actual estado de cosss
que safrimos en- Clba, y contra el
cual pro.estanos a diario, como Pi
y Margall en- EspAf1a, porque ans a.
mos que imperen en- nues5ra Repd-
blica la honradez y el derecho.
Habla Pi:
=.
"Todas estas reformas ssrfan,
con todo, insufcieptes, 81, despues
de normalizada la Rep1blica, no 8,
hiciese del personal de IA admins
TRACTION un cuerpo facultativc. Pas
ma We, daderamente que, cuai do pa
ra ejercer la postrera de las indu us
trias So exige mas 6 menos largo
aprendizaje, y nadie Sc atreve q far
nj que no "a zapats ro sus zspatos,
Sc haya dado en- la ex' f1a mania de
entregar hombres sin conocimi en-
tos administrative s de uingun gene
70 aun los mas diffcies puestcs del
Estad :, IarA recomper fles servi-
clos politicos, no pcc.s veces de
dudosa moralidad y provecho.
Esta abs rracioo, de tod pu nto
incor edible, es, no dudarlo, una
de las principals causas que tr&en
q NAL traer nuestra administration,
quizas la mas desordenada de toaas
las de Europa.
Este estado de cor s piracion per
manente en- que viven aqul, uno
contra otro, partidos que estan por
Ia misma forma de gobierno y ca 81
casi por las mismas teortas; esa cor $
tante division de los muchos parti-
dos, que va por desgracia existen en-
fracclones que Sc agrupan aired sdor
de homblet qus pueden un dia re-
CIR los des tine 8 de Ia patris; esa a
soml rosa instabilidad de nuestros po
deres publicos, ape1ss combrsnsi-
bles en- otras naciones; estos y otros
muchos males derivan sobre todo de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
HEcHoS Y DIcHoS,
Cr0niQuilla del dia.

Apesar de estar va metiditos en-
Novien bre, a1n es sofocsnte ell calor
que 50 s1ente.
De ahf resulta, que todavfa no
ha bsjado ell diapaz6a de Ia intran-
quilldad pdoiics, y hay al 4 quien y
qaienes sc propir cachetes por quf
tame ALA esas psjas, 6 Sc pegan IN
tirito 6 dos por una pestaf1a.
El calrs trae calor, y como es
natural, con la cabeza caliente Y la
baraiga frts, no pueden solucionarss
los grandes problemar, sino Inter
pazos limpios.
Isl veran ustedes las ganas que
rue dan lue go, de dar sablazos. ~
hasta de darme q palo. d dos.
90
El Honorable Gobernador, va
en- su vista y va empiezan 4 pelssr-
se nuestres polfticos, por question
de invitaci6n mas 6 de invitaci6n
menos.
Estan a Ia que Sc te cay6, y mien-
tras tanto intsrrunpiran la benevola
accion de nuestro gobernante
dCuando aprende ran nuestros pai-
ssnos ser americanos, 6 por 10 NE
nos ia que 20 no nos sea permitido,
cukndo empezaran alejarse de los
viejts modes?
Ea breve dare nos q CONGO Or una
nueva partida de pelotoires que Sc es-
tt fernando, y que va dejar bizcos
q todas las que hasta la cha Sc han
llevado cabo.
No vayan ustedes q fgurarse
que son jovenes los amateurs, nj mu-
chach s, ni americauos, nj nasivos,
es la crema, ell chic, 10 mejor de 10
mejor, 10 que va q formar esa nneya
troupe.
Pfonto, senalaremos los nom
bres.
90
La gran sorpresa del pnblico,
Sc la te1emcs prepared. /. para una
de estas croniquillael en- que apare-
cerA con todos sus peles = sefaies
aclars da la incognita, q que en- Il d.
meros ant sriores nos hsmos refsrido.
La cosa esta que aris y por hoy
va es bastante AZ ticipo.
o*o
GraciAs Dios sean dadas, en-
en- buena hora Sc Olga, parece que
va cesando IN tantito Ell escozor de
slgu pario iic3, con nuestra pobre
<Javiera.,
Senalide busn tfempo, y nos ale
granos por aquello de que cuando
el marinero canta 8 rabia 8 no tiena
blanca,
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Inscription notable
semi portuguese

Ea ell cementerio de Sulzmatt
(Al sacis) SO hs descubierto una losa
funeraria que custodia los restos
mortales de un tai Jose, senor de
Breitenlandenberg, que ostenta Ia
siguiente curicss inscriE cion:
-syosapsus Elsebius de Breiteplan
denberg
70 Diciembre 1928.
is
Tullius in elogius;
Cato in consilio;
Josiss in rel G. one;
Josephls in prosperis;
Jobus in adversis;
todo 10 cual quiere decir, traduci do
al castellano, que ell difunto eten ia
la elocuencia de Ciceroa, la prude n
cia de Cation, la piedad de Josfas, la
modestia de Jose y Ia resignation
de job,
Ell modesto sef1or de Breiten. j.. :.
&, murio, por 10 visto, algun tie m :
po despues que su respetabls abue-
la.
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NOTlClAS POR CABLE
sERVCIo DIREcTo De NEW-YoRk

Y en- verdad que amhas cosas,
nos producer honda Re sadumbre.
Queremos ell amor de todos, y
sentimos sus desvelos como ccsa
propis.
iOiala que a la luz de Ia lumbre,
como nuestros antepasados, poda-
mos algda dfa canar amigablemente,
no de la ola del presupuesto. que
esa nunca nos ha dado dezasones
sino en- celebration de Ia dicha de
este pals, que ahora le ha dado por
andar como el juicy.
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En- la bien surtida quincal a
buen gusto, la fantasia, Ell capricho
cuanto Sc le pueda ocurrir al de
seq mas refnado.
Ir con cuartos <La Dulce
Alianza, y sallr cargado de articu-
los, es solo question de prueba.
Dentro de 10 8 u dias Sc abrira
al pdb'ico frente 6 la plaza de Alton
20 XII 23. Un nuevo puesto de lechs
con ell nombre LA FAVORITA pro-
cedente de Ia acreditada gauaderfa
de la succession de don Eduardo y
Gonzalez.
Oportunamente Sc dara aviso de
Ia aperture de dicho puesto, donde
encontrara ell pdblico una leche com
pletamente pura.
Don Pepe Soliveras ha resuel-
to ell problema d 81 Ahorro, con su
establecimiento <E Ahorro, San
Justo IS.
Alif Sc compran bajo las tres
condolences de bueno, bonito ba-
ratio, todos les artfculos del ramo de
provisiones, y produce al comprador
una verdadera economic el hacer
allf su provision de boca.
Asf es como Sc aprende q que
los cuarto 5 Sc multipliquen, con
Gel Ahorro.,
Tiras bordadas finas en- pleas
de 5 varas q 30, 40, 90, IS VS. 1 Ia
pieza. Encajes per pleas q Is, 20,
25 y 30 cts pleas Puntil las para
camisas y enaguas q 5, 8, 10 Is, 20,
25 cts pleas. Encajes de todas ella
ses por varas desde 2 cts q Is, 20, y
25 cts
Lucas Gimenez San Francis
co Al.
Esta noche habra un bale !,
de sociedad en- el Hotel Olimpo. La
concurrencia sera numeross, pues
Sc disponen as stir muchas damas
de la buena sociedad de Santurce y
esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Antonio Balasqu uide
y los delegados de P. Rico
VISITAN AL PRESIDENTE.
Son recibidos agradablemente por Mr..
Roosevelt y piden protection para 81 ca
fe

New York Novhre. 5 l-3O p M
Aver ha visitado al Presidente
de la Replblica, la comision puer
torriquef1a con don Antonio Balas-
guide.
Mr.. Roosevelt estuvo muy anna
BILE con los comisionados, demos
trando gran interes por ell adelanto
y progreso de la isla.
Los comisionados han intefesa-
do mucho la atencion del Presiden-
te en- favor del cafe puertorriqueno,
pldiendo una protection decidida y
efcaz.