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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-19
FINAL PRACTICE FOR REGATTA.
Western Oarsman Not Thought to
Stand Much Chance.

ssSSSSAA 1nOUBnS u
Stand Much Chance.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Philadelphia, Pa, July ia thunder
storm cleared the atmosphere of much hui
midity and made the final practice over the
national course more comfortable despite
a steady .downpour of rain. The Argonauts
OF Winnipeg, who arrived to-day are great
favorites. Hf
The senior pair cared shell race by common
consent Is conceded to Debalcke and Ex-
not himself, being weak from his recent
illness and the possibility of his not being
able to stay the distance Is influencing some
opinion IN favor Of the pairs from Detroit
and st. Louis
The senior and international tours look like
pretty sure money for the Vesper Club, as
none can figure out how the Western Row
ing Club four Of st. Louis can hope to win
In borrowed boat. and how the Winnipegs,
who also compete in the intermediate class.
are to be considered in the same class with
the quartet of worlds champions. De-
balcke. Marsh. Carr and Exley.
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RUN DOWN BY A TRAIN.
Adam Marks Of New York Injured
at Horseshoe Lake.

Adam Marks Of New York, who SAYS he
has friends In st. Louis, was run down BY
extra west. engine No. 10. on the Glover
Leaf. last night. near Horseshoe Lake.
Madison County.
One arm was broken In three pisces and
his head SPLIT, and besides he received I'M
ternd tnjuf3eA He Wae forwarded to the
county hospital q DdwlxdsvtlIa s
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Racing at De. MONIES.

Dies Moines, Ia. July ia crowd Of 1850
people saw the third days racing here Fast
time was made Sandy p. in the frat heat Of
the 2:l3 pace, lowering his record from 2:lsl
mile in 2:o71s. Summaries at Des Moines:
2:sS pace. purse ssoo-Doctor Monical won nrst
2:l1A. Gale won second heat. Time s:15,k
2:23 trot, purse 36O0-victora Phalias won Sec
2:l7A. Lord Linton won first heat Time, 2:16is
2:ls pace. unnnished.Sandy P. won first and
second heats. Time z:0SX. 2;11% CarmeIita
won third and fourth heats. Time. 2:11H, 2:1a
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CARS COLLIDE WITH WAGONS.
Brown johnson Injured Lumber
Wagon Run Down.

A Market street car yesterday afternoon
collided with wagon owned BY .Josanh
Bensinger. No. eo9 North twelfth street.
at Thirteenth and Market streets. Brown
johnson Of No. liz North Twelfth street
the driver. was thrown to the ground q nd
was bruised on the right hip and side and
his right hand was cut. After receiving
treatment at the office Of Doctor i,itznoT.
ter, johnson was taken home.
At the north approach to the Twelfth
Street Bridge at 6 o'clock last night a
Cherokee car struck wagon Of the Henry
Mueller Sprinkliug Company. The driver.
Leo Meyer. was thrown to the ground and
receiving treatment at the City Dispensary
he was removed to his home, No. 1874 South
Third street.
A Broadway car ran into a lumber wagon
driven by Joseph Smalley Of No 1908 Chou
teau avenue at the intersection Of Park
avenue, upsetting the wagon and pitching
him into the street. Doctor Schomber
dressed his injuries. which consisted OF a
scalp wound three inches long and several
bruises about the body. at the South Side
Dispensary, and he went home.
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CUTTING INTO THE PLATTE.
Missouri River Changing Its Course
Near Leayenw0rth, Kas.

Kansas City. No.. July 1S.-The Missouri
River has cut its banks at a point eight
miles south of Leavenworth. and II now
pouring part of its waters into the Platte
River.
The bed of the Platte u gradually being
widened and there IL danger that within
the next few days the bed of the MissouH
will be transferred completely to that Of
the Platte. 4
An island Ave miles long and In some
places nearly two miles wide has been:
formed. II the Missouri adopts the noNg
channel this land win Be transferred from
Missouri to Kansas. Is
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Racing ct Fort Eric.

Buffalo. N. Y. July 1s.-Fort Erie results:
First race. seven furlongx-Great American
won; Magnetic. second: ziegfeld. third. Time.
LISA.
Second race, selling four and one-half fur
1ongs-ptxie Queen won; Bronze Medal, second;
Edwin Kenton. third. Time. :55li.
Third race, mile and Observation-Disclosures Rid
die won; Chappaqua, second: Alfred Hargrave.
third Time. f:F;
Jake Weber, second: Sneaky. third. Time, lax.
Fifth race, five furlongs-J Patrick won:
Artificial second; Lauretta Burke. third. Time,
1:03!s.
sixth race, seven and one-hnlf furlongs, SELL
tng-Lizzie A. won; The Boer, second; Montreal
third Time. 1:24h.
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shaw. 3 to s. and out. second: McGrathiana
Prince. ss tCochran). Is to / and to /. third
Time :45 No other starters.
Fourth race. The Brighton Oaks mile and an
eighth-Reina, II (O'Conuor). even and to 8,
won; Sweet Lavender. II Gpencer). to I and
3 to /. third. Time. 1:54 As. Trigger and Anec-
dote also ran.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards, selling
Animosity, IS Cwilkersson). Z to % and out. won;
Balloon. SO Smith, 8 to and / to 2 second
Time. 1:4s LIS. Timothy Policy also ran:
Sixth race, six furlnngs, selling-Lady Sterling,
% OH MchaeD. 4 to 5. and out, won: Fonsoluca.
81 (Thompsonl. Z to /. and to l; second; Play
Time. liza So. April Shower. Cast Iron. Benton
Gray and King Daily also ran.
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MURPHY IN BEHALF OF KrN1ooH.
st. Louis Racing Judge IL Making Ar
engagements for Florissant Track.

Cts LOUIE k6&cAhH OuURS H M0kIn8 ATs
rangements for Florissant Track.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,. July .1S.-Joseph A Murphy.
formerly presiding judge at the st. Louis
Fair Grounds track, is in Chicago. Judge
Murphy is endeavoring to pave the way
for the Kinloch Park people in St Louis
who are anxious to hold a meeting there
next month under the Jurisdiction Of the
Western Jockey Club.
AS matters now stand the horses racing at
Delmar and the Fair Grounds would be de-
barred from starting at kinloch II the rules
of the Western Jockey Club obtain there.
owing to the outlaw clause. The Kinloch
Park officials are DESTROYS of having a num-
Der Of horses now racing at Delmar and
the Fair Grounds race on their track. and
to allow Kinloch to hold a race meeting
with the suspension of the rule regarding
the size of purses offered on Western
Jockey Club tracks.
Judge Murphy said that he was not. con.
nected with kiniocn m any way, but that
assume clearer aspect
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special RACE ut Drivtnr C,ub

"A special race has been arranged by the Gen.
eemsn 5 ea afs p sz 1as
bay trottinE sslding. A. W. Harper. 2:21k. A
small purse VIII be given to lend additional in
terest. and 1t should prove to be great race.
Carl Rothenheber will drive Monnut, Bruce Byrd
VIII handle the rains over Al West, Jr., and Al
VIII also b three other races on the programme.
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Dick Yates won: Lewis. second; Al T. third. ,
800 paoeSNellie P. first BONNER Wood, SEQ
ond; Gold Seeker. third. Best time, 49,.
800 minute trot-Wilkesroe. won; Siebert. sec
ond: Grace Wilson. third. Best time, 1:l2n.
2:3o pace-Fizz, won; Red Chief. second; Lady
Tg g.sa r third; Boz. time l;le'f ,.
Jennie l.. third Rest time Ills.
Running race, one-half mile and repeat-High
Flyer, won; June, second. Best TINA. IA.
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Chicago Chronicles Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. ILL.,, July 1s.-On Washington Park:
First Raee-Sevoy. Sharp Bird. King Dellia.
Second Raoe-Toah. Sarner, Leo New ell.
Third Racs-The -Four Hundred Aladdin, Mo
Chesney.
Fourth Race-Headwater. Beauty Book. Fed
eral.
Fifth Race-Speciic, Cambrian, Wild Pirate.
Sixth Racs-Serruno, Scarlet Lily, Joe Col
Inns
Weather clear; track good.
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Morning Telesraph's Selections.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July 19.-Bri9hton Beach:
First race-Maiden. Hengist Marothen.
Second race-Mackay Entry Sadie S. the Anna
Third race-Five Nations Rightaway. Carroll
Fourth race-Brigadier watetcure. First Whip
Fifth race-Octoroon. SchwaIbe. Star Of the
West.
sixth race-Ethcs MAGNIFICENT. Survivor.
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EXTRAORDINARY YIELDS OF WHEAT
REPUBIIC SPECIAL.

Charleston, Mo-, July 1S.-The drought has
had no appreciate effect in this county so
reported by reliable parties today .elr "e At
Prices Landing E. l. Brown thrashed out
an average Of fifty bushels per acre from
sixteen acres; A. Connings. from four acres,
got 229 bushels, and a 160-acre farm, belong
ing to ]. C. Moore, averaged forty-five bush
els per acre. The average yield in the coun-
ty Is estimated at twenty-efght bushels,
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Race. at Jack.onv,,ie.

Jacksonville, Ill. July 1.-THE second matinee
Ct the Jaeksonyille Driving Club was held At he
present and the races were well Contested. The
following were the races and the results:
. Green trot-Blanche Won. Result second: Iit-
Us Irene third. Best Time 1:1eK GrSen PaoA
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BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
Reina Won the Brighton Oaks Very
CleyeFly.


Clevefly.
New York, July ia. Featherstone's
Reina won the Brighton Oaks. at Brighton
Beach, to-day. She was heavily played
fayorite at even money. Five faced the
starter. Sweet Lavender went out to make
the running Reina moved up to her on the
turn into the back stretch, but O'Connor.
satisfied, took a gentle hold Of her head
Sweet Lavender up the back stretch and
around the far turn. When straightened
head and she quickly raced up to the pace
maker. and, coming on, won cleveriy by a
length and half. Sweet Lavender,
whipped out. beat Janice three lengths for
the place.
First race. elk furlon{s-IsA IA Sspencer):
e l. and to :; SECOND: c sS'1s P,aasn. is
Kinnikinic Himself. Military. Pitcher, Brandy.
smash and Betsy Pris also ran. cervera and
second race. nye furionss--ots. 10 Mecue),
to q and to won: De Resxke ll6 lahaw).
to 10. out, second; Byns Of Roscra. ITO tBurns).
90 to i and 10 to !. third. Time 1:0l- Choate.
Blanche Herman and Reformer sieo ran.
Third race mile and = siKteenth-H Herbert lle
cssnith). 70 6 and cut Won: wax Tspr. us
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-19

REPUBLIC, SPECIAL
Herrin, III. July 13-Allen Kilbreth, aged
ID. and Miss Nellie Ingrahan. aged II, were
married yesterday. The bride 10 the daugh-
ter OF ex-Mayor IngrehAu1. u, 81
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In the final event Ransom stands best
chance. Lomond should get the place II he
does not go out and run his head on with
: Ladas and John Norton
Connie Lee looks like the best bet OF the
day.
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sTEELE-BANK.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Butler, Mo-, July 1s.-Herbert Steele. q
young business man here and Miss Lula
Bank were married here to-day.
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peponan is a mudder proper. and throw
fne out his last race should do to-day. Ben
Boy is going better every time. and should
be close I'D at the wire.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-19

Clark, Is years old, Of No. IA Lucss ave
nue., was taken to the City Hospital yes
ferday evening suffering from caroolic acid
poisontnR. She said she Wao- tired OF LEe
The hospital doctors think her case serious
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-19

The Republics Selections.
First Race-Connie Lee. c. p. Jones, Two An
MES.
Second Race-Anna Elliott. Lillian NJ, Okla.
Third Racs-Mrs. Grammar. Robert, Jr. Miss
Theresa.
Fourth Race-Four Leaf c.. Sard, Matt Hogan.
Fifth Race-Deponan, Ben Boy, Kid Mccoy.
Sixth Race-Ransom. Lomond. John Morton.
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Sard is very good just now. Four Leaf
Clover should beat him to-day, but will
have to do better than lis to do It.
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THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART
rse 500. s-year-olds. five furlones:

Sixteenth
Weather
lly/ race ayearcld
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ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS
FOR RACES AT THREE TRACKS.

sixth race. mile and a
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Brighton Beach Entries.

New York, July 1S.-Entrtes for to-morrow's
races at Brighton Beach are as follows:
rxfr oca uty fnr
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La DESTROYS was no I to shot yesterday.
Had not Lord Neville run two lengths wide
at the head OF the stretch he might have
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MISREPRESENTATION.

He leaves two sons. James and Cor
They will continue the business.
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varro ha mejorado notablemente de
sus d0lencias pulmonaress
Lo ha probado elocueutemente
en- aquella Villa.
De Greer es, por 10 tanto, que
para el "a estar6 completamente
restablecido, y podra darse golpes
de pecho.
ESQ espera del eximio patriota
el partido federal.
Por la calle de Ia Luna, de esta
ciudad, en- el trozo comprendid0 en- :
tre Tanca y cajell6u del Toro, de-
rraman por las noches bastants can.
tidad de aguas que no huelen q ro.
sas.
Los vecinos de aquella calle
opinan que, 81 hay derecho para ha'
Ger esos derrames, d6bese componer
Ia calle, para que las aguas corran
con facilidad.
Ycreeu adem4s, que seria muy
pertinente, que alguno de 10 Junta
de Sanidad metfese las narices Dor
aquella calle por las madrugadas
Pero debe llevar uns s&bana
para tap4rs6las bien :. =
/! Vuelve q decirse que el iefe del
partido federal saldr4 en- breve de
1a isla.
Que su rumbo ser6 hacia los
Estados Unidos.
Y que el "a del corriente Sc
anunciar4 asf & los Srs del Comit6
Consultivo.
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N0TICIAS

I'm el artfculo que publicamos
aver de nuestro amigo senior Matien.
20, SO nos escape una errata notable.
Donde dice: epenetra en- el fondo de
nuestra ambici6n, , debe leerse: spe.
netra en- el fondo de nuestro ser, 10
ambici6n g.. !,
El Conserje del Teatro se11or
Saturnino Sierra, ha entregado en-
esta redacciou, 4 disposition de sus
duenos, los siguientes objetos que
han sldo encontrados, en- ell Teatro.
despnes del bale, celebrado anoche.
Un abanico dos alfileres, una
pulsera, y una chapa de policfa.
De Lares nos escribeu 10 81
guiente: estimar6 SO sirva rectificar
en- So popular diario, Ia anoticia Que
le c0muniqu6 en- mi revista Ultima
sobre Ia detsnci6n por Ia Polipfa In.
sulaf de Eusebio Rivera, con- mott.
vo del hurto de una novilla. Aclara'
dos los hechos, result6 culpable nm
tai jose Ramos que ha sido senten
ciado por el tribunal de Policfa & 80
dias de trabajos forzados; y oueda
salvada la buena reputation de Eu.
sebio Rivera. 49,
Nervios y mujer es casi 10 mis-.
mo 1Qne mujer no padece de ellos?
Pues 81 quiere I'd. tenerlos en- salud
tome el eVino de Cerebrina Ulrice.,
El 13 del corrieute & las ocho de
10 mafiaua SO ha llevado & cabo en-
81 Hospitalillo de Santa Rosa en-
u persons de D. Emilio Ferrary
Reston una valiosisfma operaci6n
sobre 10 cura radical de 10 xhernia,
usando del prooeder de Kocher.
La af0ctuaron los inteligentes
medicos Weber, Figueroa, G0ensga,
Veles, Oueto y Zaratt, auxiliados
por los practicantes Llauger Y Di
mas logrando con noG4ble maestrfa
y seguridad de conocimientos qni.
rurgicos Gbtener nm brillante resul.
tado en- dicha operaci6n, qne se1un
tenemos entendido es ls sexta que
hacen todss las anteriores 5con no.
Por 81 departamento de justicia
se comunica 81 Juez municipal de
Isabella que el Gobernador & pro
puesta de este departamento, ha
concedido dispense de pareutesco
para Contraer matrimonio civil
Pedro Nolaeco Sotomayoy Pinero
2 aandalia pinero Sotomsyor. \
I'm & pArte celestial del Teatro,
8 sen el PaT1iso, estabalA Anclads ano.
che Il escuadra cousabida ALI es.
tabs el Iowa el Brooklin, el Ore
g6n, = varios torpederos; 81 como
aoro dirijia i maniobra con acier.
% espiritual. Sc batieron bien,
por que: :dominabs + asituaci6n, ' se |
hAllabsn 1nerA de tiro
Aver - despach6 de nuestro
puerto el v1pOr americana sPorto
Ricoo On % viaje Dc oostumbre.
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Una Carta
de Washington.
al Dr.. Salda1a .

C4mara de Representatives,
Washington D. G. offcina del Presi.
dente. Fehrero A 1901
Muy Sr milo: So cablegrama en-
Febrero fu4 recibido oportunamen
to .por 6rden del Presidente de l.
c4mara, tengo el gusto dc manifes'
tarle, que ser& remitido al congreso,
por conductO e. Ia comisi6n cores
pondiente.
Muy respetuosamente
JW. Richards.
Secretario privado.
A. Mr. Salda11a
Presidente de la AsAmblea
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HECH0S Y DICH0S.
CroniQulla del dia.

En- amos pasados era un probe.
ma para los consumidores de leche,
hallar del precioso lfquido en- Ia 6po'
ca de secas y de POGO rasto para el
ganado. =
Hoy ha cambiado la decorsci6n.
Ell problema es para las vague
rfas, que no encuentran bastantes
compradores para su producto.
Y no es por que Ia lschs gusts
menos que ante Tai vez gusta
Simplemente depende de que no
hay dinero para comprarla
lPobre pals aquel donde SO toma
poca leche por falts de dinero!
A ese desgraciado estado hemos
llegado, Y ESQ que estamos eu los
comienzos de Ia americanizaci6n.
xThe Fajardo Heralds tam5ien
llama mercantil 4 <LA CoRREsPoN-
DENCIAs. .
Nj siquiera tiene el m6rito de Ia
originalidad S.
Esa 90 ma frasesilla gastada
por el uso, como 10 baliestilla del
violin de ur m6sico viejo
Qcedamos altamente sgradeci-
dos la cortesia y finura del impon'
derable eThe Fajardo He-ald.,
Pero que no Sse haga ilusiones,
esperanto Ia reciprocal. .s-.-.
Nosotros no le tenemos inqu:ua
nj mala voluntad por esas cosas.
Cumple la consigna, y hace
bien.
Yk tenemos 4 ia iamosa danza
de Felix Astol, La Borinquena,
transformada en- su nombre, en- So
mdsica y en- So letra
Ahora cantaremos La Borinque.
f1a en- ingles y resultara 10 mismo
que 81 cantasemos en- espaf1ol el
<Good Save the Queel..
Los pujos de americanismo han
invadiio hssta 10 immortal compo'
sici6n de Astol, y los versos pa.
tri6ticos de Lola Tio.
Pujar es. :
7 todavia hay quienes dudan de
Ia eqnidad americana al repartir
destinos.
Tenian que nombrarse trece
nuevos Agentes de Rentas Internas.
Sc pidieron nombres de candidates
8 informes de nativos y Sc hicieron
los nonfbrAmientos.
De los trece destlnos solameate
Sc han concedido trece pnesto & con
tinen tales, el resto & los natives
los que no est9u contentos =
satisfechos, tienen alberta Ia boca
del MORO, por donde se puede il &
Hawaii o. eualquiera otra parte.
-
Nos escriben de Arecibo infor.
mandonos de que el Lcdo Diaz M
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Sc ha suspendido el juicio oral
auunciado de esta Corte de Distrito
en- la causa seguida contra Antonio
Olivera por rapto, 4 causa de Ia i'm
comparecencia del acusado.
"a La sido trasladado q Ia casa
de salud de Ia sociedad <Auxilio Mu.
tuo,. el sel1or don Juan Antonio So
brinoi empleado de la casa Conner
cial S. Melon y C@, afectado de
enagenacion mental.
En- el bale que Sc celebr6 en-
el Teatro en- Ia noche del H. SO ha
extraviado un alfiler de orc, con
ocho brillantes y una perla. Ell que
10 entregue & su duef1o, ntmero 20
Gale de Tetu&p, altos, ser& bien gra'
tificado. s-5-1
Mariana Sc ver&u en- Ia corte
de Distrito de esta cindad los juicios
orales contra Pablo Costoso otros
de la Carolina por lesiones Fer.
nando Sobejano de Rio Piedras por
leAiones tsmbi6u.
He sido ascendido & cabo eI
spollcfa insular don Ignscio .Carba
ueira y Canellas, siendo destinado
81 puesto de gusrdia del Preside.
El sedor Carballeira ha prestado
muy buenos servicios en- el Cuerpo.
Hemos sabiio que <La Nueva
Palma ACADIA de recibir una maguf
hca cerveza, de Ia recomendada Dor
la buena hygiene. En obsequio al p6
blico de la Capital Sc detallar& &
<lcinco centavos!, la copa pues ell
establecimiento desea contribuir &
Ia buena salud del pueblo.
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]. Marco Bayona.

AGENTE de aduanas y colsig-
natario de buques., REPRE6EN
TANTE de Il casa @. dal Pho " ca
cosechoros dc vinos On J1rek IL q
Frontera II AGENTE del eAnuari
Bsilly Bailhere 8 hij0s,
AGENTE dc lns repntadA Is
bsics americans sSe sa.los g g.
mA.1 s
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Ia sido nombrada para Post
master de 10 oficina postal de Haiti
uo dona Cristina Martinez viuda
de Ruiz, por renuncia que hiciera
el que 10 desempel1sba.
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Ha fallecido en- Cabo Roio

Ha fallecido en- Cabo Roto Ia
senora dof1a Conception Mora de
Martinez, madre de nuestro amigo
don Manuel Martinez, Mora, & qui6n
asf como & todos sus familiares en-
viamos nuestro mas sentido pesa.
me. r. I. P.
Mr. Charles e Fort, de Yauco
ha recomendado 4 don Eduardo
Gran para ell nom bramiento de Jues
de Policfa de Guayanilla.
va han cado principle las
obras del derrumbe de 10 casa situs.
da en- Ia calle de Tetuau, esquins 6
Ia Tancs, en- donde hs de construir.
Sc uu nuevo edificio para el estable.
cimiento de un hotel. On buen nd
nero de obreros estan empleados en-
dicha obra.
Sc ha remitido 4 Ia junts de-
c4rceles las solicitudes de indulto
de Pablo Velez Aragones y Antonio
Nieves.
Ha sido a5suelto libremente en-
el juicio oral de aver el procesado
por lesiones, Eusebio Rodriguez.
Acusado. de nab ber az redido
con un palo & Isabel Cabal!ero fu6
condenado & 20 dias de trabsjos for
zados el individuo Juan Castro.
Varios veciros del Dorado ole
van una exposition al Gobernador
civit manifestaDdo que son objeto de
persecuciones constantes por parta
de las autoridades federales.
DR.. R. N. POnte
CIRUJANO DENTIsTA.
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YORK, FEBRUARY 10, 1901.
Reoeived at 1850 O. clock A. NJ
London 10.

British have succeeded in dri-
ven out from Phillipstown Generals
De Wett and Sleyn.
In the engagement which was
hard fought the british troops cap
tured boer convoy of sixty five
wagons, and made forty five of
them prisoners.
Madrid Is.
The announced wedding of the
Princess of Asturias with the son
OF count of Caserta has taken pla-
ce. The ceremony was celebrated
at the Royal Chapel with great
solemnity, and attended by all the
dignataries of the court.
During the wedding of the
Princess of Asturias great cavalry
force patrolled the streets IN pre-
vention of any attempt to alter
public order.
Although in appearance there
is complete tranquility in the city,
martial law has been proclaimed
Notwithstanding.
At Valencia the mob has des-
troYed the Jesuit college, and the
police trying ito check them were
stoned. There was one dead and
many wounded.
New-York Is.
Malagra a French priest who
was voyaging to Brazil, when Ian
ding at that republic was hooted
by the mob and very severely
threatened. He hastily reembarked
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