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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-02
Maxine Com e.
Estrada Palma
DEBE SER PRESIDEN TIE
Ell General Maxine Gomez, a~eonseja
al Representative cubano en- New
York. acepte la proclama de la
Republica

New-York Julio 2 l. P. NJ,
Maxine Gomez, ha celebrado
una larga c%onferencia con 81 senior
Estrada Palma, representative de
Cuba, en- los Estados Unidos.
Aunque ambos guardian reser-
va sobre much S puntos tratados
en- la sc%onferencia sc sabe que ell
General Gomez, aconsej6 a Estrada
Palma, acepte la presidential de la
Republica.
La situacion de Cuba, Edice ell
General, necesita un hombre del
talento, patriotismo, y. diplomacia
de Estrada Palma, sin compromises
con los partidos %politicos locales su
proclamation seria aceptada por to-
dos los elementos cubanOs.
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Gobierno Ingles
Pide mas mulas
A nuGvI f1EAns.
Han salido para 81 Sur de Africa mil
mulas que pidio Inglaterra

New-York Julio 2 l. P. N.
Telegrafan de Nueva Orleans,
que los agentes ingles han embar-
cado aver por ordende de la Conf.
SARA de guerra, mil mulas con
destinO al Sur de Africa.
FL Gobierno cree que con este
envio podra Lord Kitchener ,activar
las ~operaciones, y dar. en- breye
por terminada la guerra.
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N0TICIAS.

Han llegado q esta ciudad mu'
chos Delegates de la camara para
asistir & Ia session extraordinaria del
cuatro de Julio
Mariana SO celebrAra eli juiclo
oral de Juan Monclova por rapto.
La ofcina postal de Ia Playa de
Ponce ha sido suprimida ocasionan.
do esta medida grandes perjuicios al
comercio
Sc ha extraviado un reloi de
senora con Ia tapa de arriba LENA
de perlas fnas y al rededor chispi-
tas de brillantes. Esta sujeto de un
Tactic de orc con nm alfler para
prendeY.
El que 10 antregue en- la casa de
Silva en- Ia Gale de Tetuan ndmero
81, ser4 gratifcado. $50
Sc hassuicidado en- Coamo dispa
r8ndose M trio de revolver, ell CO.
mandante don Domingo Rivera muy
spreciado en- aquella localidad
I'm esta impranta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos & $2-40 ell quintal.
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HECHOS Y DICHOS.
C~rOniQuilIa del dia.

- ~
NADIA menos que scatorce mil
paquetes de semillas, ha ofrecido
81 Secretario de Agriculture de
Washington al Comisionado Sr De.
getau, para distribuir, gratis, entire
los agricultores de Puerto Rico en-
la pr6xima temporad6
Con IA mil paquetes, 81 SO To-.
gran Ia mitad, vamos a conner melo'
mes de aqua, espinacas, lechugas y
berengenas, sufcientes para poner'
nos como aquel pompeyo de que Sc
hablaba hace amos.
Va que nc vienen californias,
que es una semilla muy escasa por
estas latitudes, que vengan de hor'
talizas.
.*x
Dics ell g%obierno americana, y
dentro de toda Ia logica, que 81 ad
quieren por c6mpra las vecinas is
las Danesas, serar tratadas y gober
nAdas en- lorna igual que las otras
antillas que possee.
ESQ nos sirve de saludable con.
suelo, por aquello de que srasquina
de muchos, c%ousuelo de zoquetes.
Y como en- ESQ de zoquetes nos
llevamos la palma, terdremos com
pania,
Ell senior Juez de Policia de Are
cibo debe ser mas travieso que Co.
beo, y mas guas6n que ell mismfsimo
Mono.
LIE ACADIA de jugar una perneta
m~orrOcotuda al Sr Alcalde de la
misma Villa y a TODD ell Ayunta-
miento.
Este Eel Aynntamiento) le pro.
puso que, para probar sus bueuos
deseos, renunciase aquel lei Juez)
y su Secretario, los sueldos que dis
Don Fernando Caballero y Zs'
no, que asf se llama eli Sr Juez de
Policia, con una cortesia que causa
rasqnina, acepta la proposition, pc.
70 q condici6n de que Ell Sr Alcalde
y todos los demas emplesdos del
Municipio, que gocen sueldos mayo
9 de 40 dollars, %renuncien tambien
sus haberes.
81 estuviesemos en- una function
de toros, Sc podria decir que la CO.
jida no tiene desquite.
FL mismo diablo son los repu.
blicanos y los federales.
La mania de las adhesiones 81.
que manteniendose enhiesta, como
Sc mantenia Ia bAndera aquella, en-
tiempos que servia de comodfn y de
salvo conducto para encaramarse
por segura escalera,
Don Hermogenes de la Cruz de-
Yabucoa, confiesa que estaba ezra
do mientras comulg6 en- Ia igleaia
federal.
Lloroso, arrepentido y compun
jido pOr sus errOres pasados, EXTRA
de 'lleno'' en- ell partido republica"
no
Pero Don Herm6genos, 1olvi.
da listed que van a fgurarse que de-
tras de la Cruz esta 81 diablo?
Y que en- vez de entrar de Gle
no. van & creer que entra de vacio
buscando ell lleno.
No queda la menor duda de que
la bandera blanca tremolara hermo'
So en- ID fiesta Nacional del 4 de Ju
liz.
Los federales de esta ciudad
concurriran a la fiesta, y de varios
pueblos de la isla vendran nutridas
comisiones.
Ess, es la manera de hacer pc.
Utica, por mas que 10 censuren los
intransigentes, que quieren llevar:
10 TODD q Ia trenenda.
Dura es la leccion que reciben
pero 81 es verdad que quieren hacer
patris, debeu callarse.
La ed;ci6n extraordinaria de la
Prensa Upida que Sc publicarA ell
dia 4 serA verdaderamente notable.
La parte de "La Correspondencla"
lleva trabajos del Sr Gobernador,
Venerable Sr, Obispo, Secretario de
Puerto Rico, Comisionado &c Edu:
caci6n, S%ecretario de este y de inf
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Ell General Wood
Va mejorardo
DE sU E%NFERMEDAD.
La iebre amarillo que ataco al &c
neral Wood va cediendo al trata
miento medico.

New-York Julio 2 l. P Nj.
Dicen de la Habana, que ell Gene
raj Wood, :mejora rapfdamente.
Case de no ocurrir algun ines
perado cambio, esta fuera de pc
ligro la vida del General.
La noticia de la mejorla de
Wood ha causado muy buena i'm
preston en- Washington, donde Sc
habfan perdido las esperanzas de
salvarle.
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NtEV0 "HOTEL 0LIMPO"


FL dnico y mejor HOTEL que Sc h
construido en- esta Isla, propio para este
climas.
A CINCO Minutes de Ia Capital, en-
carr0s el6cticos que pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
%Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz el6ctri-
ca y deW6s sdelsntos modernos. Rebsja
en- preci0s & las familtAs.
Tiene adem6s una empresa de coches {
o. precios siguientes:
De Capital & Santurce 6 vice
versa 1.
Ida y vuelta l. so
De Capital & Martin Pc
Ma, Ida y vuelta g. 90
A RiO-PiedrAa g.. 90
P0r horas q I'm peso una.
Telefono 101 ApartaoS7,
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) Espanol ePuerto Rico. Saldra
de Barcelona eli dfa Is del corriente
con escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Ca
diz y Canarias, para este puerto, Ma
yagiez y Ponce, siguiendo para Ha
bana y Santiago de Cuba.
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Americana <Maracaibo, FL dia
4 del corriente tomara puerto proce
dente de New York para seguir via
je para Ia Gusyra y escalas.
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Banc0 Popular.

. Por acuerdo del Consejo de Go.
bierno de este Banco, desde ell dia de
manAna queda alberto el psgo do in
tereses 6 los Sres 1~mponentes en- Ii.
bretas, eorrespondientes 81 primer
semestre del presente ano. Dicho
page Sc veriicark ca las Qfcinas de
esta Sociedad, todos los dias habiles
de II de Ia ma1ana,y de1a 8 de
Ia tarde, debiendo los interesados,
concurrir provistos de sus respect.
vas libretas.
San Juan PtoRico 10 Julio 1901.
FL Director Gerente into
Francisco Mol5nG.
FL Secretario,
Vicente Guillot Jorda
TO LET
Fine rooms and one commodious
and we'll ventilated mirador at rea.
zonable prices Apply 1T 90 San
Jose STREET.
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nidad de personals muy importantes
de ambos partidos.
De SECURE que Sc agotara muy
prOnto la ediccion
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E~mperador emo.
Acepta III banquete
DEL EMBAJADOR AMERICANA

Ell embajador americana On Berlin, OBJ
sequia con un banquete al empe-
fador aleman.
Telegramas de Berlin dan cuen-
ia de que Mr.. White embajador anne
ricano en- la Capital de Alemania
ha obsequiado al Emperador Gui-
llermo con un ~esplendido banquete,
al que asi>tieron altos funcionarios
phblicos y representatives de muchas
naciones.
al brindis de Mr.. White por la
prosperidad de Alemania, ha con-
testado ell Emperador felicitandose
por las relaciones de sincera amis-
tad que linen 4 Alemania con los
EstadoS Unidos.
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POR Glen DOLLARS al con
taao ga vende un piano en- muy buen
estad0, de Ia Rfamada f4brica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta reduction infor-
mAremOs A
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Mr. FLAGLER IN WILMINGTON;
THE MARRIAGE TODAY AT NOON
Miss Kenan and Her Mother and Sister Ha, g
Been at Kenansville Since
Wednesday.

Especial to the News and Observer
Wilmington, n. c., August 23.-Mr. Fl
NJ. Flagler, the Florida multi millionaire
and Standard Oil king, who will at to-
morrow noon wed Miss Mary Lily Kenan
of this city, at Kenansville,, N. c..
reached Wilmington, the home of the
bride, at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon. He
came on his splendid palace car from
Palm Beach, Florida and is the guest I'M
til tomorrow morning of the family OF
Mr.. w. A. Dick, an intimate friend of the
prospective groom and of the Kenan
family. Mr.. Flagler's private attorney
Mr.. Ashley, of New York, reached the
city this evening and will accompany the
guests of Mr.. Flagler on a special train
to Magnolias- early tomorrow. From Mag
nolia the party will be taken to Kenans-
vile by private conveyance, the village
being eight miles distant from the nearest
railroad point
The wedding will occur at noon at the
old Kenan homestead which has lately
been remodelled at a large cost. Florists
from Wilmington today went to the home
and transformed the place into VERT
able palace of flowers. The ceremony vii
be performed by the Rev. DR.. Peyton Fl
Hoge, of Louisville. KY, who was form
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IDEAL TRIP TO CALIFORNIA.

| On account of the occasion of the gen.
| eral convention of the Episcopal church,
which will assemble in San Francisco,
| Cal. on October 3rd widespread inter-
est has been created in regard to a visit
| to the Pacific Coast. for which rare
opportunity has been provided by the
generous offer of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway to those who wish to avail
themselves of this opportunity.
| The Passenger Agent of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway has secured special
advantages for those people in North
Carolina and this part of the country
who wish to make the trip.
The tickets will be placed on sale in
North Carolina on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, which will be sold for $65.25 fol
the round trip. with the privilege of go
| ing via one route and returning via
another What is known as a Tourist
Sleeper will be placed in Raleigh pro-
vided requisite number of passengers
eighteen--can be secured. The price for
double berth from Raleigh to Denver
Colorado, will be $500. Car will pass
over the Seaboard Air Line Railway t.
| Atlanta, Ga, thence to Chattanooga
| Nashville and st. Louis Mo-, and oven
| lIe ION route 10 DtuNeI. IOl
| Denver the party will proceed via the
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
through to famous Scenic Route" OF
| Colorado to Salt Lake City, and through
the cordial invitation of Bishop Leonard
| they will spend Sunday there. The
sleeper will be resumed at Ogden, max
ing total cost for Pullman accommo-
dations about $500 from Raleigh and
points in North Carolina to San Fran
| cisco.
The advantage of this route will be
evident to all. when it is remembered
| the journey westward will be made
| through the Rocky Mountains while
the weather is warm in the south and
the return journey will be made through
| the south when the weather is wintry
in the mountains. 1t is to be thoroughly
understood that persons accompanying
this party can return home via any reg.
ular ticketing route they may desire.
| Further particulars in regard to adj
ditional expenses while en- route and
facilities for entertainment while in San
| Francisco can be had on application to
Rev. DR.. /. Nick. Pittenger, Raleigh. N
&c. For schedules, rates, and ETC., write
or apply to
/ C. H. GATTTS, C. r. & p. A.,
Raleigh, N. G.
| H. S: Lizard, T. P. A,
Raleigh, N. C.
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Mr.. Rollins is Elected Principal.

Mr.. Eugene M. Rollins, of Holly
Springs, N. c., has been recently elect
ed principal by the trustees of -four
ishing high school near Nashville, N. G.
Mr.. Rollins should be congratulated in
securing the principalship of such an
excellent school.
Mr.. Rollins is an experienced and
scholarly young man and we have no
doubt but that the school will be a
success under his management. He is
highly recommended by the president
of our State University and the instruct
ors whom he was under We wish Mr..
Rollins a pleasant and successful years
work.
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erly Miss Kenan's pastor at the First
I. Presbyterian church of Wilmington
Miss keenan, accompanied by her mother
and a younger sister. have been at
Kenansville since Wednesday Capt W.
r. Kenan. father of the bride. and other
members of the family, left this morning
| to attend the ceremony.
| From Kenansville DR.. Hoge will come
| to Wilmington and preach to his former
congregation on Sunday.
| Members of the family and intimate
| friends here still refuse to talk of the
details of the wedding and facts upon
minor points are we'll nigh unobtainable
THE LICENSE ISSUED.
| Kenansville. ~ c., August 23.-License
was issued yesterday by the Register of
Deeds of Duplin county for the marriage
of the oil magnate Henry M. F'lagler, to
| Miss Mary Lily Kenan, which will take
! place at KenansviIle Saturday morning.
Not since the late David Davis, of
: Illinois, several years ago came to North
| Carolina and claimed as his wife q
charming daughter of the Cape Fear
| section has so much interest in Il mar
riage been manifested as is at present
shown throughout the county in the
nuptials of Miss Kenan and Mr.. Henry
NJ. Flagler, which ocurs at Kenansville
| today. In the case of Judge Davis he
was one of the most prominent political
| Figures in the land sometime an Asso-
| ciate Justice of the Supreme court of
the United States, Senator from Illinois,
| President of the United States Senate
and in actual succession to the Pres
dency itself besides being many times
a millionaire.
In the present instance, Mr.. Flagler
! is one of the greatest magnates of
the financial world in America, rich fan
beyond the dreams of avarice his for
tune being reckoned with the NRockefel-
| lers, the Vanderbilts and the Astors,
and is probably worth not less than fifty
millions. He has found the South fair
| field for investing large sums and has
practically transformed the east coast
of Florida, where palatial hostelries have
| been erected by him to attract the at
| tention of tourists to that section.
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JeWelry is luxury. but not necessa
rily an extravaganza 1t is loved by al
most everybody from the lowest savage
to the highest type of civilization. Now,
why shouldn't nearly everybody enjoy
what nearly everybody wants2 Let US
see whether we can serve you, In one
corner Of the store we have:
Diamonds and other precious stones.
Golden ornaments Of every descrlp-
ton.
Watches-all good lin all sorts OF
cases.
SilverWare- none finer anywhere
sterling, solid and plated, according to
your desires and your purse
But in the center of the store we have
another kind of jewelry. Sometimes 1t
is called summer jewelry," because
people use it when they 60 away from
home. instead of real gems, which they
tear might get lost
Plated jeWelfy is worn frankly by
people who can afford far better, and we
have perhaps the fullest and best line OF
imitation Jew elry anywhere to BE- found.
Besides imitation jewelry there are
combs and brushes mounted with silver
at remarkably small prices. The silver,
to be sure, doesn't weigh much, though
in the regular eWelry store we have the
heavy solid silver mounted things.
In other departments are many things
accounted luxuies not SO long ago which
are fast becoming necessities.
Cameras Of all sorts, from the little
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The John Wanamaker Stores

Brownie at 0)c, which takes realIv good
pictures, all the way up through the
kodaks, No I, 2, ; and a, to the most
professional camera you might care to
use.
In the same apartment are magnify
ing glasses, thermometers, spectacles.
eye glasses and ar-trumpets, all of them
at regular Wanamaker prices.
In perfumes we are very particular.
We import Guerlain and Lubin, and all
the delicious scents that have won for
themselves worldwide reputation.
Besides, our own Queen Mary IS very
tine, and aims to be as good as any i'm
ported perfume. We sell it at very little
more than cost because we make it in
our own laboratory and save the m ddle
cost
And raZors and scissors and knives
galore; special scissors for clipping news.
papers. and all sorts OF manicure tools,
little corn knives, and a thousand and
one useful steel instruments that every
body needs and which make sensible
gifts.
But the catalogue, after all, will give
you more information and better, regard
ing all these things than anything we
might say in SO short an article as this.
But take it for granted, whatever you
want, no matter how inexpensive or how
fine, you Will always find it at Wanna
makers, and the price will always be
less or the thing itself finer at the same
cost, than anywhere else.
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REMEMBER THE DATE:-TI

REMEMBER THE DATE:-The
News and Observers special train
for Norfolk will leave Raleigh Sat-
urday morning, September 7th. 1t
will cost $5.45 to go to Norfolk and
return from Raleigh. Those who
wish to go to New York on this
excursion have to pay $500 addi-
tional; those who wish to go to
Baltimore pay $500 additional :
those who wish to go to Washing
ton have to pay $500 additional.
These are the round trip rates.
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REMEMBER THE DATE:-The
News and Observers special: train
for Norfo1kessiT leave Raleigh Sat
urday morning, September 7th. 1t
will cost S5.45 to go to Norfolk and
return from Raleigh. Those who
wish to go to New York on this
excursion have to pay $1,000 addi-
tiona1; those who wish to go to
Baltimore pay $500 additional;
those who wish to go to Washing
ton have to pay $500 additional:
These arc the round trip rates.
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A RALEIGH WEDDING.

Next Wednesday evening there is to
take place the marriage of two popular
young people of Raleigh las is told in
the following announcement:
Mr.. w. r. Crawford announces the
marriage of his daughter, Mrs. Love
Virginia Thurston to Mr.. John e. Davis,
Wednesday evening, August twenty
eight, nineteen hundred and one, at 3
o'clock. At home, Hillsboro street, Raj
eigh, N. c..
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A Cross Clerk

Is rarity. For the most part the young
woman behind the counter is smiling and
obliging, though her back hurts, her
side pains, or her head throbs distract
inRly. The wonder is, not that clerk
is sometimes irritable, but that she so
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1925 LOWEST TO RICHMOND. s2.2

The Seaboard Air Line Railway will
run a fast excursion train from Raleigh
and Durham to Richmond on September
3rd, leaving 900 a. M, returning leave
Richmond 1880 p. m. on 4th. Round
trip from Raleigh and Durham only
1925, lower rates from other stations
up to and including Petersburg.
Everyone should visit the Queen
City of the South" Low rates at hotels.
Merchants will find this great time to
buy their fall goods either in Richmala6I
or Petersburg. "a
For further information address
Weathers and Christian, Managers. OF
H. S. Leard, T. P. A., Raleigh, N. C.
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED BY
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hustler of good appearance and ad-
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NEW HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
My House and lot, No ST. North Blood
worth street, all modern improvements.
Lot 52h feet by 210 feet. House can
be seen any time of day. Possession
at once. Mrs. Matte o. Allen
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FOR sALE-100 TONS COTTON SEED
meal, 100 IONS Cotton Seed Hulls. in
bulk or bagged. Must be sold at once
Rocky Mount Oil and Fertilizer Works
Rocky Mount. n. C. st
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK ON SOFA
Pillows. Materials furnished. Steady
work guaranteed; experience unneces-'
sary. Send stamped envelope to Miss
S. MCGEE, Needlework Department,
Ideal Co., Chicago.
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