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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
sun More Cosniesisitlas.

The Secret Service has unearthed On.
other band OF counterfeiters and secured
q large quantity of bogus bills, which are
90 clevery executed that the average
person would never suspect them OF be-
ing spurious. Things of great value are
always selected BY counterfeiters for imi.
tation, notably the celebrated Hostetter' q
Stomach Bitters, which has many imi-
tators but no equals for indigestion, dys-
pcpsia, constipation, nervousness and
general debility. The Bitters set things
right in the stomach, and when the
stomach is In good order II makes good
blood and plenty OF Il. In this manner
the BittArs get at the seat OF strength and
vitality, and restore yigor TO the weak
and debilitated. Beware Of counterfeits
when buying,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
A Good Thing.

German Syrup ID the special prescrip
tion OF DR.. A. Boschee, q celebrated Ger
man physician, and ID acknowledge to
be one Of the most fortunate discoveries
in medicine. II quickly cures coughs.
colds and all lung troubles OF the sever
est nature. removing, 10 II does, the
cause of the affection and leaving the
parts in 8 strong and healthy condi-
tions. II Ii not an experimental medi-
cine. bnt has stood the test Of years, giv-
inc satisfaction in every case, which its
rapidly increasing sale every season con-
firms. Two million bottles sold annually.
Boschee's German Sysurp was intro.
duced in the United Stated in 1858, and
"a now sold In every town and village In
the civilized world. Three doses will
relieve any ordinary cough. Price 70 cts.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
A Few Things About Oil
This Will Educate the Prospector
twill Interest the Student

There are different kinds OF petroleum
although the different varieties are pro-
duced in the same manner and found
under exactly the same conditions. For
instance, the component elements OF
Pennsylvania oil ass said By scientists TO
have been of vegetable origin. while
that Of Ohio and Indiana, Texas sand
California. may be traced TO animal or
ganisms. AZ q matter OF fact there 10
much conjecture in these thories. and
men may be found who will attempt 70
prove that petroleum and gas are being
constantly formed In tise interior Of the
earth and that the, supply wilklsse as
long as the present earthly condiiions
remain. This isan absurd claim and bat
few scientisss can be found to support
1t.
Various natural products, called biz
tumens, have been known TO mankind
for many centuries. These bitumens
comprise class Of minerals each menu
Der Of which is made up largely Of the
ndn-rnetallic elements, carbon and by.
drogen, 50 combined that the resulting
compannd win burn readily with .
bright fame and without leaving resi-
due.
Like most other kinds OF matter, the
bitnmens occnr In three forms solid
liquids and gases. Each Of these forms
has many varieties, TO which different
names are given in different countries,
bat the typical representatives Of each
form are 40 foliows: @
Solid; Asphalt or asphaltum.
Liquid: Petroleum.
Gaseous: Natural gas.
BETWEEN these different forms Of BIZ
tumen close relationship exista. Es-
peeiaily 10 this true Of petroleum and
asphaltum, the one merging into the
other through the insesmediats varieties
known aa mineral tar, mineral pitch.
etc. Il is we'll known that when petro-
leum 10 freely exposed 10 the At
mosphere for long time il loses certain
volatile constituents and gradually
passes into asphalt. Natural gas and
petroleun In ages past probably bad .
common origin. Marsh ~ mskes up
more than 90 per cent. of nataral sas.
Petroleum when dastrucsiysls diaeiIls1
yIelds 4 Iares percensaxs q ~ inAasn-
nabla marsh eas. Again, no gsolosical
formation b known % yield 90 Ii Iarss
amount Nishopt In some poftion of ~
area yielding oil ~ well. Il u therefore
very likely that In the thousands 81
centuries that have elapsed siscs petro-
leum was formed much. II not ail, of
the natural gaa has been derived from
II by volitilization, or otherwise.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
To Buy Business
4 MOdern Incident.

FoRr Worm, Texas, May sI.-The
Armour Packing company Of Chicago,
has made proposition to establish q
packing house here with slanghtering
capacity Of at least twenty-five hundred
hogs and fiye hundred cattle, on the
Union Stock yards property north Of ri.
Worth. Work is to begin in thirty days
and be completed, II the material can be
had, by November lst
The company asks for $50 acres OF
ground and one hundred thousand in
cash when the plant il operated by the
Armour compsny. The stock yards and
nv. Worth packing house company pledge.
fifty thousand Of this and the PROPOSE.
tion to give the other fifty thousand has
been accepted BY the citizens.
Placer location blanks for sale
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Beautiful Aarion Norris
An American Parisian's Career.

WasHISuron, d. G. May S1.--How
many people in this country recall the
name OF Marion Morris, daughter OF one
efshe oldest houses of. Maryland, and at
one moment celebrated 40 the loveliest
Of all the beautiful women Of the court
Of the TAileries.
Unless am much mistaken, she was
the only American woman who was ever
appointed TO be one Of the ladies OF the
household OF Empress Eugenie, whose
favor she enjoyed TO an altogether ex-
ceptional degree until her majesty's
jealousy was aroused by the conviction
that not only was the Emperor infstuat-
cd BY the beauty Of the young Ameri.
can, but that the latter was far from be-
Ing insensible 70 bis admiration. II the
court gossip Of thoss times ID 70 be be-
lieved. there was no woman, not even
the Countess Of Castiglionneor or the Dueh-
sss Of Litta, who ever excited the resent
ment Of Eugenie 10 such degree 90 her
american iadyin-waiting. and it 10 even
asserted that on several occasions al
tempts were made upon The life oi the
beautiful Marylander bv people who OBJ
jected to the Emperor's devotion to
her.
Needless TO say that she was banished
from court. Bot this did NOT prevent her
remaining the iavorite of Napoleon. TO
whom she was herself 80 profoundly At
tached that she mourned his death more
deeply than his widow, grief resulting In
the Loss mot only OF her health, but like
wise Of her reason.
She has succeeded 10 recovering the
latter, though not the former, and ON
The occasion Of the last stay Of tho EN-
press in Paris an interview and recon
ciliation took place between the two wo-
men, the one 90 broken In health and In
spirit as the other, and nov. having
made her peace with Eugenie. the once
lovely Marion Morris, one of the most
brilliant stars In days gone by Of those
Tuillerles which no longer exist, 10 re
turning to this country 10 spend the last
lev months of her eyentfni life Ia her
native land and 10 die among her own
people.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
METAL AND HONEY MARKET.

New YoRK, May 3l,-Bar silver, 59A |;
Mexican dollars, 40; silver certificates,
595S.
CoPPER--Cop H.; brokers, II ex-
change and casting, 16ss.
LEAD--Lead dull; brokers, 400; ex-
change l61s.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31

WANTED Three or four fur.
nished housekeeping rooms, or
o small house with shady yard
for the summer. Small, refined
family, good care taken and
good tenant. Apply to A, Cfti.
zen office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
The British Well Licked
The Beers Are Yet at Work
The Invaders Hit Hard


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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31

aKILLED BY a TRUsTln I'm
PERIALISM COM ES II e g Hi,'
.tTROOPG FOR CHINA WANTEDl
aOIL EXCITEMENT FULL BLAST r.
HHE WILL BE BROTLEDin ~ Who
thinks Of 4 heart broken Oh! Mother
once more, thinkof the poor girls strick.
en- heart, never wonder ct crime, bnt
when hungry and wanting 8 good No. /
one square meal never overlook upon
your hand even II playing hand of dIa-
mond solo Tor II you drop in at THE
BREAKER and THE BREAKER only,
you will surely get your moneys worth,
Ii mot, the price refunded. For U must
fully KN0 u can Knot Gitt II, III is
Sam Hall Of THE BREAKER and Of
THE BREAKER only. Please dop't
forget the number for we have not
changed our location. We never sleep,
always with one eye open an ! sorne-
times Q two.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Brewer Engaged
Is Lady a Spiritulist.

WASHINGTON, D. @. May 3l.--The en-
gagement is announced of Associate
Justice Brewer OF the United States
Supreme Court and Miss Emma Mott
we'll known school teacher Of this city
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Up to Chicago
Is the Big Strike.

CHICAGO, May 3I.--Chicago's machin-
list strike began today, more than 1000
men quitting work 10 the various shops
and factories because their employers
refused to sign the agreement Tor l2lka
per cent increase in wages and nine
hours a day.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31

hundreds d people went out yesterday
70 witness the military drill.
A striking feature of yesterdays
program was the drill Of the physical
culture class under the direction Of Mise
McGaughey. The young ladies were ell
attired In white. and went through the
drill ina manner which reflects great
credit upon Miss McGaughey, RI
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Dutch KiCkers
Do. a Few Things.

AsTwrRR, May 3ls-The Civic Guard
revolted against its officers yesterday.
denloiished property on the parade
grounds, and insulted the .ofiicers.
! subsequently they paraded the streets
singing the Marseillaisa.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Death and Disaster.

WILMINGTON Del, May sIThree trolley carrying hpn
red apiece steep grade this city today killed
and fatally inung another and hurting
seriously.
Joshua Gilman who jumped fell the wheels and was
cut in two
Elmer conductor had legs broken and
suffered internal injuries.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Still Cheating
Poor Old Cuba.

w AsHIsoroS. D. G., May sl.--The
President and cabinet today decided
thatthe action OF the Cuban constitution
q convention ID not substantial compii-
ance with the terms Of the Piatt amend
ment.
The Secretary of War will convey the
fact to the convention.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31

Table Ciaret, Ziniandei and Sauternes
OF the best grades have just been re-
ceived by e. Abadie from the renowned
Santa Clara valley, Cal. Amy Of these
brands belong to the 1896 crop. A bot
tie at your meal will constitute the best
OF tonics and aperients.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
He Was Hanged
1t Baltimore.

BALrfaoRE, Md, May Biz Wiley Kirk
colored. aged s1s. MAS banged today for 3
criminal assault on white women.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
Slaughter OF Men.

LONDON May 31Accorng despatch from St Petersburg
forty killed and 5O wounded between soldiers
and strikers at the obuchof Iron Works st. Petersburg
According the police only killed. seven wounded
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31
The California Wav.

SusANvLLE Cal, May 3lAt Lookout Modoc county, Calvin
Hail. his three and young living with Hall arrested
for horse stealing and taken from custody last night
hanged.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-31

Placer location blanks for sale
I'D the Citizen office.
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200 TABAQUER0S
EN- HUELGA,

Mas de 20) tabaqu eros que ira
bajan en- la f&br ica sLs Coleetiva,
50 han alzado y han manifestado 81
encargado de- les talleres no volve
rfan interim no despida al operario
que Sc neg6 q pagar la Quota CORES.
pondlente para sostsner el gre
mio.
A la petici6n de los tabaqueros
contest6 ell encargado de los talleres
que 81 NADIA podfa hacer en- el asun.
10, nj obligar q nadie 4 que pagase 6
no.
Manffiestan les tabaqueros que
81 individuo en- question es del cam
po y que no hace muchos dias traba
ia.
Estos operarios tienen tornado
uu gremio y seg1n nos maniflestan
es convenido unanim emente que to
do ell tabaquero one este trabajando,
pague al fin de Ia semana la Quota
que le corresponds, puesto que ese
dinero 10 emplean en- pagar Ia casa
nen, y el sobrants quede@ para SO
correr al que Sc imposibilite pa ra ira
bsjar.
Todo este Sc pone en- conocimien
to del operario que de faer venga q
Ia capital q trabajar, y apesar de ESQ
ese caballer0 no quiso pagar
Reunidos los individuos del gre
milo, acor daron fuese una comis:on q
verle con el encargado de los talle'
J resi- para caso que ell sujeto en- cues
ti6n NO fuese expulsado, marcharse
| todos.
Result6 10 'contrario; Ell encarg A
do de los talleres atendio q Ia inmen
sa mayoria representada por la CO
mission y despidi6 al operario que sc
neg6 q psgar.
LAS cosas han vuelto su est a
do normal.
Asi so hace NADIA de ruido.
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ConSejo Executive.
AVER 80.

Aver tnvo lugar session de este
alto Cuerpo.
Pas6 q la Comision Judicial la
peticion del Ayuntamiento de Gura
bo, sebre que no dessparezca aque-
liza municipalidad.
Igualmente Ia petici6n de don
Rosendo Perez y rs mas, para que
no SO anexe "La Moca" aotro dis.
trito.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda infor-
mo que los sueldos de los pl ofssores
principales no estan fjados en- los
presupues stos del Departamento en-
mas de IS pesos mensuales: pasando
este ssunto propuesta del Sr. Gro
sas, q Ia Comisi6n Judicial, para
que tambien emita informe.
Sc aproto el impuesto de con.
tribuciones al Concrete 6 industr;a
del pueblo de MAnatf.
Qne1o designada q propuesta
del consejero Mr. Wlllonghby una
comisi6n compuesta de los Senores
Hartzell, Barbosa y Elliot para in
formar sobre el presupuesto de Te-
sorerfa.
Fneron aprobadcs los presu-
puestos del Tribunal Supfemo y
'Juzgados muricipales con aumentos
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Lcctor, cuando racorras las H.
meas de este diario hay, ya las brisas
de la tarde estaran anunciado ell fin
del af1o.
Por ALA por la maf1ans, bajara
indeciss la sombra de Ia noche y en-
breves horas el reloj del tempo Sc
pultara en- las entraf1as del no ser, el
af1o, que va agoniza.
Muy pronto, la linea que nos
divide del que llega, no existira y
las nubes dsl oriente pr6ximo nos
salud aran en- otro af1o.
En- este barco que llamamos
muudo h amos sufrido juntos, los val
venes, los m slos t1empos, y los hu
racanos; muchos han gozado de pa
safe de primera, muchos han sufri
do la pc 1uria de Ia proa, pero todos
hemos hecao el viaje unides.
Hemos llegado al fin. La orilla de
este viaje de derrota Sc 0e va. E'ta
mos liste echsr elancla.
Paz para los que hsn navfeaga
do; nos otrcs los que est,mos sobre
cubierta y miranda las olas, hemos
de decir con ell idioma que ahora sc
uss: G ed bye
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Sala de Socorros

Ell nifo Antonio Santos fae Gu.
RADIO de quemaduras de 20 6rden So
bre Ia region intercostal izquierda y
brazo del mismo lado, parte ante.
rior
F1e curado Manuel Torres de
de confusion con eroci6n de Ia piel
q la region frontal media.
Curados jose Hernandez de he.
rida incisa de tres centfmetros en- Ia
region plantar media, cara interns,
Ramon Hernandez de iherida punzan
te producida por IN lclavo en- la
union del dedo gordo y segundo del
pie izquierdo. Patricia Rivera de
una confusion con eroc;on en- Ia re.
gi6n superciliar izquierda, Joaquin
Vega de uua herida incisa al tercio
ieferior de Ia pierna derecha, El nj
no Arturo Carrera -D&vila de una
confusion sobre 10 region supro .es
capnlar Leopoldo Lardsmark de una
contasion sobre Ia region orbitaria
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NOtaS manatiends.

Aunque va hemos informado q
los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENTS
CIA, que nuestro Ayuntamiento ha
Acordado hacer un empire stito de
cincusnta mil dollars, volvemos hoy
e Ucnparnos de ese prestano, no con
II idea de entorpecerlo, sino para
que el Consejo EJecutivo Sc file con
detenimiento al impartile no su a.
probabaci6n.
Como muy bien dice LA Co
RRESPONDENClA, Sc ha desarrolla. !.
dc. en- los ayuntamientos la mania de
semprAstitars, sin fjarse en- los ma
los resultados que podrfa traer q los
contribuyentes la realization de un
empr estito innecesario.
Nosotros podemos decir con or
gullo que Ia situaci6p del municipio
de Manatf es de las mejores de la
isla, pues 81 Sc activara ell cobro de
los contribuyentes atrasados, echan-
do q un lado los compa 1razgos y con-
sideraciones polfticas, tsndrfa un su-
perabit positive que llegarfa q algu-
nos miles de dollars.
Els verdad que Sc hsce necesario
cuanto antes la construction de un
hospital, pero para ese fin 50 en-
cuentra en- dep6sito una buena suma
y ademfs una partida en- el presu
puesto del corriente af1o, aparte, q
hay tambi6n aquf infnidad de perso-
mas acomodadas q. estan dispuestas
ANsyudar q tan benefica obra.
Nuestras oalles, aunque estan
hoy en- IN ,tado lamentable, pue-
den r.pararse con los propios recur.
SOS del municipio.
ST ese emprestito es con ell fin
de instslar ell alumbrado electrico y
dotarncs de ul acueducto otras
obras de esa fndole, 10 creemos re-
petimos, innecasario, pues sin e.
charse ese gravamen eccima, nues
ito municipio, teniendo buena vo
luntad sus hombres y administran
do bien, en- pOcos amos podra teneI
esas ventajas sin cOnprometer les
intereses de los contribuyentes, que
vendrfan tai vez pagar con alguns
preci pltaclon esa gruesa suma.
AdemAs de cuanto dsjamos g.
puntado, los concejales de mas res
pOnsabilidad pecu maria Sc muestrar
contrarios a esa operacion, por vel
AoS AOSuAooNoS Hu0 PuCo0 u AL q AOs
contribuyentes.
AL Consejo Executive toca pues
estudiar este asunto evitanido maf1a
~ les cargcs onerosos que podrfar
caer obre los hombros de los infeli
ces contribuyentes.
o*o
La Junta de Sanidad ha proper
c'onado en- estos dias, ratios, de en-
tretenimiento al Juzgado Municip al
Las denuncias por infracci6n ,
Ia orden no. Isl han invadido la:
atenciones Ge ese tribunal. Los Sres
Martinez y ca l.. Fonteza y Ca D
Eniliano Rodriguez, D. Jose Roble
D. jose Pef1s, D Miguel Arenas
otros que no reoordamos han sid
multados por faltar dicha ordsn.
Los comerciautes 50 muestra1
muy disgustados con el proceder d
Ia Junta local, pues su extremosi
dad raYa un lfmite algo exagerAd
con e3los, dejando hasta hace poe
pasen desapercibi1os otras cosas d.
mayor interes.
CARLOS.
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NueV0S CapitaneS
para nuestrO ej6rcito

Mr. r L. Grahram y Mr. e. w.
Griffith, han sido nombrados plr el
Departamentod de Ia Guerra, capita
nes con d -tino al Eje cito puertorri.
quefio, que hace en- est, isla seryi-
clio.
Este nombramiento ha sido "a
firmado por ell Honorable Presiden-
te M Roosevelt y en- breve vendran
los sef1ores agraciados hacerse
cargo de sns puestos. Once Tenientes
vendran tambien con destino al
mismo Regimiento de Puerto Rico
cuyos nombramientos han sido fir
mados al propio tempo.
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para los e scribientes. Asf mismo
Sc aprobo el del DepArtamento de
CArceles con pequef1as variantes.
Sc solicit6 del Sr. Sec- -etario de
Gobierno, q propuesta de Mr.. Har4
lam un presupuesto aproximAdo pat
ra atender al gasto de personal de
las proximas sesiones de ID Asamr
blea Legislativa, y poder disponer
del cEedito hasta que Ia operaci6n se
formalice
A las 5y 35 minutos, pidi6 81
Sr. Hartze!], Pfesidente de la Comi-
si6n de presupuesto tempo para
presentar su informe; le fu6 conce-
dido.
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A ST THOMAS.

Eintre los excursionistas que
piensan ir St. Thomas ell viernes
de Ia presscnte semana, nos dicen
cue Sc cuentan al Honorable Attor-
ney General. Nes 1tros nos res .rva
mos para mas tarde, cuando va sea
un >hecho la compra de aquella isla
para YER 81 buscando bien, hallamos
en- que pegaraos, mientras no sea
de algun gsrrote que distraidamente
nos caiga en- Ia caLe7a.
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SoCiedad eSpa1ola
de AuXtlio mutuo y beneficencia

Ell microbes 10 de Enero de
1902 las 8 de Ia maf1ana, Sc celebra
ra en- Ia Capilla del Sapatorio en-
Santurce, una misa en- loor q Dies
por los santos benefcios que dispen-
sa Ia Institucion y por Ia salvaci6n
de las almAs de los tinados que han
pertenecido Ia sociedad.
La Junta Directive, por mi con-
ducto, ruega & todos los Sres. So
clos, tanto propietarios como de nd-
nero, asistan al expresado acto re-
ligioso.
Por medic del presente SO invi-
ta a toda 10 Colonia espaf1ola y IA
milias de esta ciudad y Santurce que
gusten concurrir, con 10 cual contri-
buiran q dar mayor realce al acto.
San Juan PR. 80 Dcbre. de 1901
Ell PRESIDENTE
2-2
En- esta imprenta se> vende pa
ledde peri6dicos { S2-4C Ell quintal
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INOTAS DE ARECIB0.

Hemos t,nido el gusto de salu.
s-dar hoy a nuestro amigo don Carlos
! CAsanovas completamente restable.
cido de Ia dolencia que 10 retenfa
en- Ia cifnicA de esta villa.
Anoche fue obsequiado ell simpa
tico presidente del Comite federal
de esta villa donde Bernardo Huicy,
con una esplendida serenata, por
sd feliz retorno de Europa sus la
res Arecibe11os, donde tanto Sc le
\eprecia y distingue.
CORRESPONSAL.
piciembre 30 1901.
POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
Ido se vende un piano en- muy buen
IstadO, de Ia afamada fabrica de
KAlmAnn, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
icanos. En- .esta redacci6n infor-
aKoMos Al
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Reception en- Palacio
MANANA.

Ell Gobernador recibira mafana
q las doce menos cuarto en- los salo-
nes de Palacio & los Seflores MEM
bros del Consejo Executive de Ia
Camara de Delegates, quienes des
pues de haberle saludado procsderan
{ ocupar sus puestos en- 81 salon de
sesiones respective, con Cbjeto de
que queden debidamente constituidos
q las doce en- punto.
De doce doce ? media recibira
oficialmente en- Palacio 4 Ia oficiali-
dad del Ej6rcito.
Por Ia noche dar& una reception
en- Palacio q sus amigos en- general,
que durara desde~.las nueve hssta
las doce.
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Cafe, chocolate, /; helados.
BUENA OCAsI0N.

Sc venden las casas, Gale de TIE
tuan ndmeros 27 y 90 que tienen sa-
Ida & la Marina.
Como Ia construction en- Ia Ma :
rlna de 10 Estacion Naval es un he
cho, facil 50 hace comprender 10 q
aumentaran en- valor las pfopieda
des en- ese sitio.
Dara informes D. Bsnito. Carre-
raa N d
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UltiInatum.
Solo tres dias
PARA REsoLvER.
Conoede Alemania al Gobierno venezo
lano.
New York Dcmbre. 81 l-30 P. 4

New York Dcmbre. 81 l-30 P. M.
va ha pasado ell Gobierno ale
man, su nota de ultimatum al Co
bierno venezolano. En- este Sc ex-
presa de modo energico y termi-
mantle que solo Sc le conceden q
Venezuela tres dias para contestar
satisfactor.amcnte a la reclamation
que origina Ell disturbio.
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PR0GRAMA.

Dsla Rstreta que Sc tocarA en-
Ia Fortalezs,la noche del microbes 1q
de Enero de 1902.
10 Marcia sRon Hur Chariot
Race. PAUL..
90 C.nci6n .Dan be cross, Je-.
Her.
So Intermejzo de Ella Caballa-
ria Rusticana, Mascsgni,
40 Marcia sThe Guard mounds
Eilimber.
C 50 Prelude del Ser. acto del
anillo.de Hero Marquee
90. Wttz eSoldaten Liedens GU
mug.
20. Two Step sAninghhin Coon
torons Emuson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-31
Ell Papa padece
desmayos.
SIS EsTAMUY DEBIL.
Temores fundados de un fatal desen.
lace.

New York lcmbre. 81 l-30 P. NJ,
s S. S. Leon XIII esta padeciendo
de serlos y frecuentes desmayos.
Hay grandes temores, de que Sc
resnelVa en- un desenlace fatal, da-
da la debilidad que acusa su -esta-
do fisico.
Ell soporta con gran resigna-
cion las crisis peligrosas de su
enfermedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-31
sERVIclo DIRECTo De new YORK:
cinco buques
- II
en- el puerto de Ia Guayra
De LA MARINA ALEMANA.
Preparados'para 81 bombardeo.

New York Dcmbre. 81 l-3o P. N.
la escuadra alemana, que Sc
ha situado en- ell puerto de la Quay
ra, compuesta de cinco acorazados
esta dispuesta al bombardeo tan
luego Sc venza Ell t6rmino ya fla
do. La poblaci5n no presenta as
pecto de tenor y Sc nQta una exci-
taci0n de valor en- sus habitantes,
El conaicto Sc considera va inevi-
table.