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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
TODAY WILL DECIDE
The Leadership In Politics In Maryland
Small Vote Polled Up To Noon
A 0niat Eleotion.

The campaign is over and the votes
polled today decide the political leader
ship. The polls opened this morning at s
O. clock and will close at 8 o'clock to-
night. II is the general opinion among
politicians that the full result of the cleo
ton will not be known before tomorrow
afternoon, and possibly later. although
enough of the returns will be in to de-
termine the general result tonight.
In the Southern Maryland counties
long delays in making the count are
looked for because OF the complicated
ballots. In Somerset, Charles. Calvert,
St. Mary's. Talbot and Prince Georges
counties the contest is particularly bitter,
and trouble at the polls is looked for by
both parties. Yesterday the ballot boxes
and other election paraphefnalia were
distributed by the Supervisors of Elec-
ton to the judges and clerks. Both
party leaders apparently are absolutely
confident of sweeping victory.
Both sides concede that there viii be
more independent voting and lever
straight tickets cast than at any former
election held in Maryland. 1t was estl-
mated by a well known politician that in
Baltimore between one eighth and one
fourth of the ballots cast will be deiec-
tive. Governor Smith, who attended the
Confederate banquet at Chase's theatre,
Baltimore, last night, left after the per-
Torrance or one OF the State steamers
for Annapolis.
The Governor voted this morning and
then took the steamer to Claiborne, in
time to catch a train on the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway, which
was to take him to Snow Hill by noon.
Many Annapoitans employed away from
here, came home to vote, some OF them
typos in the Government printing Office.
Up to noon the vote polled was light
one. There appeared to be much diff
Guilty in marking the ballots. Early this
morning the booths were so badly lighted
that lamps had to be purchased and
placed IN them that voters might see to
mark their ballots properly.
In the first and second wards the vote
polled was particularly light one up to
o'clock. The election was very
quiet one. There was little drunkenness
and no arrests during the forenoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
4, A Surprise Party.

Miss Bessie King was given a surprise
party last night in honor of her seven
leenth biIthday. There were numerous
guests, and very pleasant evening was
spent. Miss King received a number of
handsome presents. Among those pres.
ent were: Mrs. r. G. Mitchell, Mrs. II.
Sites, Miss Fannie Baer, Miss Lille
Baer, Miss Bessie Miller. Miss H. Blum
berg, Miss Sarah Blumberg, Mr.. Philip
Miller, Mr. A. Quinn, Mr.. ]. Clark. Mr.,
E. Tydings. Mr.. r. Taylor, Mr.. J.
Small, Mr.. H. Cox, Mr.. H. Beall, Mr..
Rosenberg. Mr.. A. Johnson, Mr.. II.
Graham and many others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05

To remove troublesome corn or bum
ion: First soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften it. then pare it
ing blood and apply Chamberlain Pain
Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously for
five minutes at each application. A corn
plaster should be worn for few days, to
protect it from the shoe. As general
liniment for sprains, bruises. lameness
and rheumatism, Pain Balm is unequal
ed. For sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
ONLY a Mask.

Many are not being benefited by the
summer vacation as they should be-
Now, Notwithstanding much outdoor life,
they are little if any stronger than they
were. The tan on their faces is darker
and makes them look healthier, butait is
only mask. They are still nervous,
easily tired, upset by triAes, and they do
not eat nor sleep we'll, What they need
is what tones the nerves, periects diges-
ton, creates appetite, and makes sleep
refreshing, and that is Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Pupils and teachers generally will
find the chiei purpose OF the vacation
best subserved by this great medicine
which, as we know, "buIlds up the whole
svsfeYn "
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
PRICE ONE oENTl
MONTHLY SCHOOL REPORT.
Relative Standing Of Pupils In The Pri-
mary And Grammar Departments
Of The Annapolis Public
Schools For o.
tnhor IOn1


tober, 1901.
Grade /. A. Miss Luhn, Teacher-I,
Kenneth Shipley. Amy Brooks; =. Wells
White, Lillian Myers; 3, Eleanor Weaver,
Nora Amos.
Grade /. b. Miss Riordan, Teacher
l. Carlos Weber; =. Virginia Basil; 8.
Wells Brown.
Grade ?, a, Miss Strohm, Teacher.
Elizabeth Craven; ?, Rachel Trench,
Marion Feror, Howard Thompson; 3,
Robert Weedon. Lawrence Thompson,
Calvert Magruder.
Grade ,, b. Miss Hunter. Teacher-I.
Alice CAN'T; =. Philip Clayton; 8, Ham
mond Elliott, Helen Jones.
Grade 3. b. Miss Redmond. Teacher
1, Regina Gelhaus; ,, Margaret Hicken.
Francis Rolinlck; 8, Martha Dixon.
Alice Basil.
Grade !, A, Miss Himmelheber,
Teacher. Marie CAN'T, Marcia Tay-
Tor. Leila GLADDEN.. Lola Tolson, Gren-
vile Gates; ?, PeTe Wilmer, Sophie
Schreyer. Agnes Moore;4. Pearl Stevens.
Grade 4. b, Miss Pmdell. Teacher-I,
James Watkins. Bessie Basil, Carrie An
derson; ?, Roland Thomas; 3, Charles
Brown. Irving Hero!d. Fred. Gelhaus,
Royal Wigley, Willie Sullivan.
Grade 5. A, Miss Tate, Teacher-I.
Amanda Lockeu. Nevett Steele q, Ethel
Hubbard; 8, Katherine Duvall. Grace
Feldmeyer. Margaret Girault, Virginia
Robb, Viola Wheeler, Lille Weiss.
Grade s. b. Miss Wells, Teacher,
Florence Brady. Eva Taylor; 2, Hilda
Carlson, Harry Dadds; 3, N. Brotzman.
Grade vi. Miss Camden. Teacher
I, William FOLSOM; 2, Helen Feldmeyer,
Burton Starr; 8, Bessie Dadds, Susie
Messenger, Katherine Skoch, p. Russell.
Grade VII. Miss Rockhold. Teacher
I, Claire Martin. Lillian Childs; 2. Irene
Stevens, Pearl Orchard; 3, Anna Will
mer, Frank Gauss. William Smith.
Mixed Grades-Grade 2, c., Miss Du-
vail. Teacher, Philip Alger, Emma
Monday; ?, Henry Plauder, William
Tongue; 3. Thomas Dixon, ]. Wayson.
Grade 3, C-I, Roy Prosky, Ruth Field
meyer, Fannie Hohberger; 5. N. White.
Mixed Grades Grade 6, Is. Miss Geor-
giana Linthicum, Teacher--I, Thomas
Smith; ?. Sophia Heller. Katherine Nell
son; 3, Maggie Trautwein. Grade s. c.
1, Rebecca Elder; q, Harold Cutler; 3,
Bertha Bright.
CHAs. Z. DRYDEN, Principal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
There Were Razors Flying In The Air.

At dance given last night at Clay
street Hall there we're Tazors that played
an important part in the evenings pro-
gram. Julia Watkins. colored, an old
offender, cut with a razor two other col
ored women, Daisy Harris and "Tootsy"
Tucker, the former being severely cut on
the shoulder and arm. and the latter on
the hand. The wounds were dressed,
that Of the Harris woman requiring four
stitches. Julia Watkins was arrested by
officer Jones and lodged in Jail for a
hearing tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
Saves Two From Death.

"Our little daughter had an almost IA
tai attack OF whooping cough and bron-
chitis. writes Mrs. w. K. Hayiland, OF
Armonk. N. Y, "but, when all other
remedies tailed. we saved her life with
DIR. Kings New Discovery. Our niece.
who had Consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medicine
and to day she is perfectly well" Des-
perate throat and lung diseases yield to
DIR. Kings New Discovery as to no
other medicine on earth. Infallible for
Coughs and Colds. 5octs. and 81 100
bottles guaranteed by FeldmeYer Bros.
City Drug Store. Trial bottles free.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
Prepare For Christmas,

Now is the time to begin preparations
for Christmas. There is no better gift
than plate engraved with your name,
or that of the friend or relative you wish
to give useful present of 50 or 100 visit
ing cards. The plate with 50 cards on
best material. latest style of engraving,
can be had at this Office for 81 90 second
order 90 cents. Call at this Office and
inspect samples of engraving. Orders
taken tor latest stationery with initial,
monogram and die. Nv
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
School Kept Today.

Although today was legal holiday.
and usually no school is held on that
dav, there was a regular session at the
Annapolis High School in all depart
ments. There were several reasons for
doing this, the paramount of which was
to give one day more holiday at Christ.
mas 6y keeping school today. Christ.
mas comes on Wednesday this year. and
as Christmas Eve is holiday III would be
of little use to have a session of school
on Monday before Christmas. and the
holiday this year @ill extend over three
weeks-less two days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05

If you want Fresh Fbh and oyster
go to VIM. Sands & Co., Stall Ne. 9
Fish MARKET. We sell none but live fish
and fresh oysters, delivered to any part
OF the city. Oysters sold by the pint.
quart or gallon. Fish taken from our
live boxes every evening. We keep
Rock, Perch, Crocus. Taylors and But
ter Fish, always fresh. VIM. SANDS &
Co., Stall No. Fish Market. mth+
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
The Governor Here To Vote.

Governor Smith and Secretary of State
Baieman, arrived here this morning on
the police steamer Governor Thomas"
from the Eastern Shore. Governor Smith
came over to vote, and cast his ballot at
the polls in the Second Ward, on Glou-
cester street. The capital OF the State,
supposedly the place of residence OF the
Governor, is the place where he must
vote or lose his citizenship.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
Peabody Concerts.

The Peabody Concert will take place
November 18th in Mcdowell Hall. Ow-
ing to the great demand for tickets the
usual benches will be taken out and
chairs substituted. Raised benches will
be placed in the gallery and the price viii
be IS cents. Mrs. Fell has assigned the
chairs on ground floor in order OF apple
cation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
al have used Chamberlain's Col

al have used Chamberlain Colo.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and find
il 10 be a great medicine" says MIR. E.
$. Phipps, of Poleau, Ark. "It cured
me of bloody fux. cannot speak too
highly of it," This remedy always wins
the good opinion. if not praise, OF those
who use it. The quick cures which II
effects even in the most severe cases
make il a favorite everywhere. For sale
by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
OYSTER Roast.

Fourteen ladies and gentlemen from
the city and Naval Academy gave an
oyster roast last night at Boucher's boat
house on the Spa. Oysters roasted,
steamed and in every style were served
with "trimmings." The service was
good and the roast was very much en-
ioved
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
A BOLD ROBBER
Enters The Home OF Mr.. Charles Muehl-
meister And Carries Off Large
Quantity Of Wearing

Apparel.
Last night the home Of Mr.. Charles
Muehlmeister, near the "Y," was rob-
bed. the thief securing as his booty one
new suit of mems clothes, one pair OF
new shoes, two gold watches, one pair of
gum boots, one lady's automobile coat,
together with numerous smaller articles.
The robbery was reported to Officer Jones
and a search was made in the neighbor-
hood for the stolen goods, all Of which
were found, except the watches, in tool
house near the "Y"-hidden under a
pile of straw. Mrs. Muehlmeister gave
Officer Jones a description Of colored
m an she had seen lettering in the neigh
borhood of the house, and acting in a
suspicious manner. The officer procured
a warrant for the arrest OF the suspect,
and this morning he arrested Abram
Johnson, colored, in house in the neigh
borhood. He was identified by Mrs.
Muehlmeister as the man she had seen
acting suspiciously, and was lodged in
Jail to await hearing before Justice
Feldmeyer tomorrow. The suspect
is the father of "Froggy" Johnson,
who is now serving life sentence in the
Maryland penitentiary for the murder of
Hester Lomax, the colored woman he
Drained with an ak.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05
Competitive Examination.

A competitive examination will be held
AT the Naval Academy tomorrow for a
marine engine and boiler craftsman. The
position pays six dollars per day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-11-05

DOSITIVELY the greatest sale we have ever announCu
can't crowd many this Introduction ou UNI
doubedy Underwear thoroughly gooSS au
stylish, and such prices quote IN TINS opee
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Deception
de los peri6diG0S
INGLESES.
Kruger y Roosevelt.

Los peri6dicos &c Lond es co
mentan los 4 timos reveses sufridos
por las tropss britanic.s en- Ell Affi-
ca del Sur.
TodCs reconoce1 q que esos Incl
dentes son desmoraliz adores y mott
vo de alarma, porque constituysn
uE n mentfs para Lord Kitchener, toda
vez que este g ~ e al yeafa afirman
do en- sus parties oficiales que los
beers estsb IN de sorgauizados y de-
moralizados y que en- breve ternina-
ria la guerra.
Desde B,uselas comunica ell CO.
rresponsal de <The Daily Mail, una
noticia, ore ha causado profunda
impression en- Londres, donde Sc to :
me que el nuevo presidente de los
Estados Unides revele desde su po
der su antigua ant'patfa los ingle
sas y no siga Ia pol1tica de McKin
ley en- las relaciones de la Union
norte americana con la Gran Breta-
ffa
Con referencia q informes de
buen origen asegura ell corresponsal
aludido que Mr.. Kruger prepara u
ma me moria dirigida a Mr.. Roose-
welt, contsndo con las simpatias de
este polftico hacia los beers, para
pedirle que interveuga en- nombre
de los E ,tados Unidos para poner
termino a la guerra del Africa del
Sur y airmar la independence de
las repdblicss boers, invocando la Ii
bertad, la humanidad y Ia justicia4
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Efem6rideS n0tableS.

Las fechas en- que celebran su
Independents varios paises de Ame-
RIGA es la siguiente:
Estados Unidos de Norte Ame
RIGA, 4 de Julio de 1916.
Republica del Paraguay, IA de
Mayo de 1910.
Repdtlica Argentins, 25 de Ma
70 de 1910.
Estados Unidos de Colombia 90
de Julio de 1910.
Rspdolica mejicans, 16 de Sap
tiembre de 1910.
Repdolica de Chile, 18 de Sep
item bre de 1920
Repdblica del PERI, % de JUNO
de 1921.
Rspublica del E ,uador, 10 de
Agosto de 1921
Repuhlica de B olivia, 6 de Agos
to de 1925.
Repdol;ca de Uruguay, g de Ju
lio de 1928.
Rep1 olica dominicana, 81 de Fe
brero de 1844y 16 de Agosto de 1873
Fatura Repdb'ica cubane, 10 de
de 0 ,tubre de 1868 y "a de Febrere
d > 1895.
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PROCLAIM a del General
MALVART.

Mslvart, el jefe insurrecto. que
habia s.do no nbrado por el comne
central filipino, successor de Aguinal-
d., ha lanzadu una nueva proclama
en- la cual Sc nombra Captain G Gsne-
raj y reorganizador del ejercito ia
gallo, que Sc compondra en- o sucesi-
vo de tenientes generates y de 4
geners les de division.
Todo filipino sorprendido sir
viendo de practice los americanos
sera considerable como traidor & su
pals y castigado con la pena de
muerte
Todos los que Sc presentaran
sufriran la mismaspena.
Malvart considera su nombra-
miento como transitorio, mientras
Sc reuna Ia asamb,ea de los libsrta-
dore', hjzo grandes elogios de los
soldados que b an tornado parte en- Ia
campsna y tambien de los patriotas
que trabajan en- las ciud ades por Ia
causa della libertad.
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Cesar Nicolas PenZ0n.

Por seutido srtfoulo de Federi-
co Henriquez, que publich '.E Men
sagero" de Santo Domingo, ha lle-
gado q nosotros la no5icia de que ha
muelto en- aquella rsp1blica ell hom-
bre cuyo nombre encabeza estas H.
meas.
E critor y poets, letrado y ate
nests, era la fgurA de Penzo1 I. d al
to rslieve en- la vecina ISL,
Los que Sc van como 81 nos
dejan ell lsgado de enseaanzss 2 de
virtudes, psrece que no Sc ause tan
a traves de las sombras de la muer :
tie.
Nos qued an los peri6dicos en- q
leemos sns luchas. sus versos, en-
que s!gue la inspira ci6n latente, sus
cuentc que nos revelan d. continue
sus impre stones, y ell eco de sus dis
eursos que vive en- la catedra,
Y para aquella, su patria, gu ,da
adn mas quedan la viuda les hi
jos ''como la prole de procera pal
ma.
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AyuntamientO
de San Juan.
SESSION DE ANOCHE.

Sc acord6:
Reparar la letrina de la plaza
del mercado.
Aprobar las cuentas del ex iipu-
tado del teatro D. r. TODD, por re-
paraciones.
Aprobar la Gu sn ia del Admins
trador del Acueducto.
Apllear al cspltulo 3, artfc alo 8,
part Ga, los 5000 satisfechos los
senores Pittingill y Keedy, por ho-
norarios.
Pagar don Benito Zalduondo
81 por un caballo de su propiedad
que fue muerto por tsner muermo.
Pagar la Luz El6ctrica $50 por
3 luces en- Ia plaza de San jose.
Dasestimar una solicitud de den q
Matilde Nadal
Aprobar la cueata de la Luz
Eieotrica del mes de Ostubre dlti-
mo.
Aceptar ell modelo del Arquitec-
to municipal, de placas para los
bomberos.
Ampliar ell alum brado del edif-
clio del Matadero.
Una Qualification de diez pesos
mensuales al Sob .estante don Arts
tides Rodriguez.
Aprobs VI las cuentas del primer
trimestre,
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Consejo Executive,

Sc reu aio aver tarde, con obje-
to de tomar en- considera Ism 10 rels-
two al emprestito prom 7ido por
nue. stro Al yuntamiantof
E alto ouerpo acc rd6 sig ni6car,
que ve1a con gnsto los esfusrzos del
Alca'de y del Municipio de la ciudad
para allegar recursos con que cubrir
su deuda y efectuar las nscesarias
mejoras pdbl'cas; aprob ando al mis-
mo tiempo el acuerdo del Conseio
municipal sobre la realization del
emprestito por la suma de go, 600
dollars; y la forma en- que debaa ser
enitidos los bones para satisfacer
10.
Todo q reserva de la aproha eion
final de la transaction por ell Ejecati
vo, scusndo aquella Ieste defnitiva
mente terminada.
Tam5ien fae aprobado otro a.
cuerdo del Ayuntamiento de San
Juan, sobre inposicioa de de-echos
la Luz electrica.
e! Consejo, volvera & reunirse
en- la tarde de noy.
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Diab6lica suggestion.

La psensa de Italia da Fcuents,
con abundancla de pormenores del
case curiosisimp raro de una joven
que had ado luz un nino exa ctamen
te coafornado, como So ha convent
do en- que debe estarlo ell diablo.
Esta muier primeriza ha dado a
luz aquel fen6meno, despues de un
nbarazo de siete meses de duracion
"a eriatura, nacida en- condicio-
nes viables, tiene la cabeza exagera-
dan ate desarrollada y tiene en- Ia
cabeAa dos cuernos re,tos situados
sobre les ojos que con enormes como
la boca.
Detras de las orejas, muy gran
des tambien, ne cen otros dos cuer
nos le 'urvados h acia atras.
El resto del cuerpo es fu siforme
como ell de los N olus EOS.
Del troncO arrancan cuatro ten
tacnios que terminan por manos en-
brionariss. Fl espinazo SO prolonga
tsrminando en un rabo de una rata,
anii'ad y flexible.
Los cuernos son de una matsria
carti'aginosa, muy elacticos y dota
dos de gran movilidad
Este dfablo siatemesino murio
pcc)s minutos dsspues de nacer.
La madre re isre que durante su
embarazo iba tod 8 TO- dias a ia igl >
sia de los capuchinos dords vefa STEM
pre- csusandole gran admiracion un
cuadro representative de la <Mala
muerteo en- el cual fig uraba un dia
| bio exactamente pa~ecido al que ella
ha lanzado al mundo.
Aunque estos peri6dicos italia
nos su, len ser un POGO guasonas y
aunque tampoco somes muy da los q
Greer en- estas d ablufas damos CO
nocor el case a modo de micelanoa.
como aquf no faltan rabiosos
moncs nj diablos Qua eortan cabe
IS d. vi genes y las meten en- los
man aiito', 10 damos q conocer tam
b ben como nota preventive, por 10
qua pndiera habec de Gle to en- este
sug sstiyo ecaso de sugesti6o.
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La Carta de Herminia
a Margarita

Hamos leido con mueho gusto
la oarts de Hsr ninia a Margarita
que publica nuestro apraciable cola
ga <Hl He :aldo e ,panols, y que ira
ia d d corse parisien que ahora prl-
va entire las damas clegantes de Pa
l1s
Como el Corse es una prenda q.
ha tenido sus amigos y sus adverse
rios, h sme s de ocuparnos de 81 con
alg1n detenimiento.
No debemos rendir c1ito sola-
ments q la est6tica; es neces ario nc
perder de vista Ia hygiene y la salud
Y cua 1do Sc trata de la de la mnjer,
parte tan b ella del linaje hu NAT o,
sube de punto el intaIes que despie1
ia la c1esti6a de como hs de cef1irse
ell talle, con arts y sin peligro.
Por 10 pronto fsiieitamos q 81
bella es ritora Herminis, que indu
dabiem ente conoce bien donde le g
prieta el zapato.
La pol;cia condujo al dep6sitt
po1 esean1 .lo a Mercedes Marrerc
Hipolita r R)nero.y Brangria Delgs
do.
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Un deCretO.

Ssgun leemos en- Ia p-ensa hA-
banera, de un momento q otro. el
general Wood 6rmara IN decreto
gu le ha sido pres para su
aprobacion por 81 Secretario de JUS
ticia. modiicando la Ley de Impren-
ia VICENTE, en- ell sentido de suprimir
la RESPONSE bilidad qua Sc le tiene Sc
1alada los editores regentes de
imprenta por la pub!icac'oa de ira
bajos perlodisticos que los Tfibuna-
les estimen secuestrables, aun cuan
do haya autor conoeido y response
bic.
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SerViCiOs
de POliCla,

Dia 20. -Dsteni5os:
Juan Lopez 6 Isaac M. Garcia,
por rif1a y es ,AndaIo en- Ia Marina.
Juana de Ia Cruz, por provoca
cion insulto a jose Mauieoa, otu-
pand 3sele un cue lillo.
Eduardo Hsrrera, por en- bria
guez Y negarse q psgar en- Ell troly.
Juan Romero por enbriagu Z y
escandaIo en- la calie del Sol.
Antonio Machicote y Marcelin o
Diaz, por rifla y escandalo en- la ca
lie de Sau Francisco.
Maria Ruiz da parte de haberla
atropellado 81 soldado Manuel Con
zalez, de Ia compaf1fa B.
Silverio Burgus 10 da rarte de
haber sido agredido en- ID calle d Ia
Luna, por los americanos Juan G Il
son, G rrell B.. Murphis y Charles
Lowing.
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La Suela del Calzad0,

Para darlss ,nsistencia hay que
untarlas de vez en- cuand, con un
aceits mineral i am ado vaIvo ina, que
no es diff ell enccntrar en- las buenas
droguerlas.
Untando csda ocho dias por
ejsmplo, con un pincel 6 brocha la
saela que Sc quiere endurecer, Sc
consigue no solo sn conserva cion
sino sninuir su perm cab lidad.
Tambien cuando ell ca'zado Sc
ri eca por falta uso, puede devol-
versels la hexibi1idad Col )candole q
eierta altura debaj de un br sero en-
Ell que Sc queme mejora verde.
El humo de esta planta produces
el resultado que Sc indica.
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A nueStrOS amigos.

Recomendamos ell Hotel ''The Marina. ;"
por las comidas sabrosas que ALI Sc confec
cionan. por 10 fresco y ventilado de la casa y
en- particular, por la modicidad en- precios,
qre son los siguientes:
Por un dia hospedaie con comda. 81 y,
Abono conner para una persona,
mensualmente. .....,.............,1 10
Por una CANA ................., so
Por un catre 25
Pupila je para una persona, l mes 30
Bateas 4 la calle precios conven-
cionales
SDLER y Ca.
Pto Rico Nvbre. de 1901.
San Jose l esquina Tetuan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-21
" 0bras para prem'Os.

Sabatier Amigo de los nihos, El-e
dicion Calleja Cronp O-O6
Id Amigo de los niiIos Cartons 0-0S
Beaumont-Almacen de los ni1os
Vela 1-35
Serrano de Wilson-Almacen oe las
Senoritas Tea so
Fornars -Buena Juanita, La cuento
Cromo 0-C6
Pons Fuste-Buff0n de los nihos, FL
Tela 0-45
CortGs-Bblia de los parvulos Carton6 0-I2
i'd Biblia de los parvuos Tela 0-25
BlBLIOTECA INFANTlL
Diversos
Historic y biografia de hombres
celebres con sus retratos, en- pc
quenos tomos cada uuo R1stca 0-12
Llor6s Gre ador del Universe Virtu-
desy Vicios Cartone O-l5
Amiccis- Joraz6n dario de un nino
Con grabados Holland lilo
Guerrero--Camelia La. la MAI iposa
Cuento Rlstica 0-2O
Cararach-c conocimientos Cientiicos,
para nihos Cromo 02O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-21
Vapores que saldran
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
AN del puerto de San Juan para
ell de NeW-York.