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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-02

ment.
| have never yet failed to secure a
unanimous sentiment among farmers in
favor of organization Immediately afL9r
their having Toasted on first class bar
becue dinner, and if we could keep up
these barbecues and the presence of the
ladies at all our meetings, organization
would rapidly grow into popularity
throughout the South.
l spent the night of the 10Th and the
next day at the hospitable home of Mr..
James Chestnut, who lives six miles
from Alachua, and who is one of the
pioneer farmers in that section and one
of the most influential and successful
men in the county. There is no greater
pleasure for me than in enjoying the
cordial hospitality of a prosperous farm
er, and l shall not soon forget the hap
ply, restful hours spent under the roof
of my hosts inviting and particularly
entertaining country home.
The farm lands in that section Of Ala
chua county are unusually fertile and
valuable for agricultural purposes. The
farmers were quite busy turning their
lands with two-horse turning plows, and
pushing their work preparatory to get
ting everything in first-class condition
for planting later on.
1t is a decided pleasure to ride through
a section of country where the farm
lands are in splendid condition and all
things point to successful agriculture
through the adoption and use of improv-
ed methods and farming machinery.
Mr.. Chestnut adheres strictly to the
system of rotation and letting each
field rest every fourth year. Under this
plan his lands are kept up to the highest
state of their original natural fertility
The question of having an official or
gan for the benefit of the members of
the association was discussed, and it
was unanimously agreed that such an
organ was imperative in properly and
economically disseminating the informa
ton needed. This seems to be the gen!
eral consensus of opinion throughout
all the State and we hope soon to be
able TO announce all arrangements per-
fected for securing the circulation of
such a paper. If we will work and
pull together, we can grow and pros
per.
HARVIE JORDAN,
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January Death Report.

The city health officer yesterday made
up his report of the deaths in Raleigh
during the past month and found that
the total was twenty-seven. These deaths
were enumerated as follows: White
males, 8; white females, 8; colored males
{; colored females, 2 Four of the deaths
were of infants under year old while
in one death the party was over eighty
years old.
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Florida Long Staple Growers

The cooperative movement among the
cotton growers of the South started two
years ago in Georgia, is gradually
spreading out over the entire cotton
belt territory. The wide and constant
aeitation of the objects and purposes of
the Cotton Growers Protective Associa-
tioD, through the columns of the press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29
COLLEGE conPLEXIoNs
Can Be Ruined by Coffee.

Nothing SO surely mars womans
complexion as coffee drinking. a young
college girl of Hyattsvine Nd. says. II
never drank coffee Up to the time i went
TO college. ard as long as YOU are not
going TO publish my name VIII admit that
[ was proud of MY pink and white com
plexion. but for some reason I began
drinking coffee az school and when vaca-
ton came L looked like wreck. Was
extremely nervous and my face hollow
and sailow.
"All my friends said college life had
been too much for me After questioning
me about my diet mother gave me a
cup If strong. rich coffee IT breakfast al
though formerly she had objected 70 the
habit. bat the secret came out IN few
weeks when everybody began 70 com
ment on my Improved looks ard spirits.
She said she had been steadily giving ma
Postum Food Coffee and ! I'D not know
Ny color came back. much TO my DE-
light and J vas fully restored 10 health.
] VIII return 90 college without the
slightest fear OF losing ground FOR
know exactly where tire trouble les
Mother SAYS the first 5ime she had
Postum made no one would drink i for
it was pale ard Watery. bnt The next DAY
she did not trust The cook but examined
the directions ard made il herself She
found the COOK had Just Jet 3: come Il the
boiling point and then served &. and Z
was tasteless bot the beverage made SC
carding n directions. hy proper ho1iug,
Is delicious and has . remarkable taste
Tor more One cup Is seldom enough for
rsther naw.
7 have Young ,aay friend who suf-
Tered several Years from neurzlEia saf
headache. obtaining cnlr temporary re-
Zee from medicines. Her SISTER 8aallv
persuaded her "a leave - coffee aad uss
Postum she Is now very pronounce =
her views as % coffee Ssys = was she
enc eating responsible Tor he- condition.
for she IS nov we,l ard the headaches
and neuralgia are things q she past-
Please d No: publish rny aaze. Name
can - given ~ Postum Co, Battle
Greek. Nsch-
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ghs aahita aily Eagle: gnrsdau gsosi aeay 20 1902

In their season. And Mr.. BsiIey's farm
help always are treated as the family at
meal time. He never has trouble il Sc
curing help for outdoor OF indoor work.
when his treatment is well known
Readers of the Eagle VIII remember
the fatal illness of Mr.. Baileys mother
in the campaign Of 1900 and how for
weeks he remained at her side attentive
TO her every want This devotion was
known ali ever Kansas and added a
stronger friendship than before TO Mr..
Bailey. Since her death Mr.. Bailey has
had erected in the Baleyville cemetery
a monument modelled after the finest he
saw in the cemetery al Washington Il
is the only tribute left for son 10 give
his dead mother and viii mark the rest
ing place OF the dearest friend he ever
knew
The great name Kansas holds in the
world was given it through the work
of the builders OF the state. All our fame
and glory has been made by those who
like Mr. Bailey. came here 10 make a
home; and by years of sacrificing. unset
fish hard work have accomplished much.
II is q great place 10 stand with Mr.. Bal
ley IL this list of state makers. and a
deserved and fitting compliment 10 his
ability when Republicans all over the
commonwealth are asking for the gov
eminent of Kansas 70 be given him.
when they are assured he vii. as chief
executive Of the state. prove a trUsty
official; one whose aim viii only be 10
make Kansas the peer of any Of the
states Of the union in its governmental
affairs as il is now in agricultural
wealth and financial prosperity.-West Z.
Wilkinson. in the Topeka Capital.
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A FELLOW FEELING
Makes Wichita People as ~Woncrovs
KIND" IS Elsewhere.

fellow faeiing prompts g.
we ali have TROUBLES Il our Own.
we appreciate assistance
Renef from treahle promotes gratitp1e-
Gratitude promotes publicity
PahHclty rromotcs che Fat5c srod
: man with a had isck. fhe kial fhlf
aches 80 say and doesn't erase ~ night
Il 4 gratsful mar Rasa bis hack 81 cured.
re wants - se1 hls frssn1s about =. La
ther knov resief ear - had Lots =
fellow feeling ~ wichita Es7sr Si3uas
pills have cures So mauT oss Read
what this Qlefifa ctflzen saVx.
~ T. g. Tsvior. 5osrreyrssr c'srs-
sufrh ~ g g warhet bsszsrrifh
.hor. rivine 81 - Ncsfh Mea1 afeaes.
SAYS -For two uaeafisr before rsat -
shs fgorklrz- zseore Drug Co. IS EseE-
les a7snue. fer paans El1neF flls
ssA as aass e. sorx AaFtas erzax-
81 81 ms calling wko caaa1t stacs ~lsa-
eut ss1rsrsaa fefttsre ard carnef rsse after
s.aapfnE zssfsaat haslng tvrrea - pasn
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nsf TO sss en.5sysa TAasss kl1nsT
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they ezact IS fesf ars SHAT is Eseh 49,
tsr tse ss~trfe CAR searrsiT rfaslz< - -
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Er~szza@< Sse nsuse-Esszz $3.50 t4ss
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it Is ofsea asked how such startling
cures that puzzle TIE bes; physicizns.
are effected bs pr ISinr Nsw discovery
Tor CONSUMPTION. Here's shs SECRET Il
cuts eat the phicEm ana germ- lafloted
mucus. and less the Hfe-gslnss oxyRen
enrich and eitaiize ,he alood ls heals
the infamed. eough-wora thFoat and
lungs Hard eolas and stubborn coughs
seen stcld &c uy king New Discovery.
The nest infalilbie remeJy Tor ali Throat
and f.unE diseases. Guaranteed sestles
50c and S1s Gchrlngs pharnsnex.
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has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
BY MILLIONS or MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHTNC. win
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT S0OrHFs tha
CHILD. SoFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
al PAIN, CURES WIND collie ana is
The best remedy for pIARRHOEA. SOLD
By druggists IN every part of the world.
BE sure and ask Tor Ars. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup ana take no other kind.
twenty-five cents bottle
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Notice TO Contractors.

From this date till L O'Clock noon on
The Ind day of June, 1902. the undersigned
viii receive bids for the labor necessary
90 do the brick work on the Unitarian
church. being erected at the corner of
Topeka and Central avenues, Wichita
kansas. The building committee re-
serves the right TO reject any or an bids
and readVertise IL it seems 10 be 70 The
best interests Of the church to do So
Bids from any capable workman in
good standing viii be considered. The
plans ana specifications can be found
either at the Union Mills. West Douglas.
sr Borden Bros contractors.
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7-sts Cement Workers Union No. 1907.

Remember the piano recital tonight by
Miss Mayme Thomson. Fine musical pro-
gram, for the benefit of Young Mems
Christian Association. Tickets can be
secured at Frazier's Pharmacy, III f.
Douglas avenue. 1n-1t
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Chairman Building Committee
bite. hansas. Nav =. 1872. est

Mrs. NJ. A. Hodge. who lost her pocket
book and papers, desires 10 thank sir.
Charles Smyth who found it and returned
It to her. The pocketbook contained pa.
pers valuable 10 her. 1o-1tx
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j. afeater p1Rfr ~ alse t'ua and
assimiiaunT fae5 Fse uem ~ kings
Nea. Lige Piiis aofk aaasfr ThsF sars
ara ssgaIase the digsfiFe organs.
gently eEpei ~ eassns frsm the sfstefa.
enrich tnr blood improve arpeflfe maia
heallhr neea. only @c af GshFiaka
pharmaeg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-29

Republican principles. ana that the eea-
tinuasion of existing coalitions depends
largely upon the continued asceadenrv ~
these principles. ve ple1Ee ear ua.feA
and enthusiastic support te the ueminee
of this convention and cordially come
mend them and the principles they rep
Resent. e. au she peeale ~ Kansas.
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See that YOUR sign store groat and RS
socnce bears the Painters Union Label
LII
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To Whom Nav concern.

The following cement contractors Of
the city have signed the scale of wages
and are recognizing the Cement Work
ers, Union of Wichita
J. W. Burton. c. H. Sumption, T. e
Burton. S. A. Grindle Bula & Co., J.
J. Hughes, Mclaughlin & Vincent
O. T. WILDER, President
L. NJ. SEASER, Secretary.
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This signature is On every box Of the genuine
Laxative BrOm0vQuinine Tablets
TIE -emedy that cares a cold IA one day
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4 c att1 and
happiness.
How fncOn
ceivably great
Is the parents
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CONCEALED IN HANDKERCHIEF

Attend Wichita Business College. Wax
building. u4-u6 North Market St sl-tt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
La enfermedad
del Rey Eduardo
no es "maligna.
Los rumores circulados
en- contrarlo son men
tlras.
Ell Rey no tiene cancer.
Ell Rey no tlene cancer.

Londras Julio 12 E eB ritish h
Medical Journals publicA hoy una
autorizada exposition relatiya la
salud del Rey. en- la que dice que.
en- vista de las sinisstrAs especie,
que SO contin1 an fabricando tienen
cabida en- los perio iicos, hay que
manif9star tan enfaGicameute como
es possible que durante 10 operAcion
no Sc observo nirguna haeiia de en-
fsrme1ad maliga No, nj tampoco hA
surgido SOS peeh. de ninguus cl&ss
desde que los me licos qae le atieu'
den estkn muy satisf schos de la
constitution completamente sana de
Su Msjestad. eTha Lsncets tam
bien estigmatizs como mentirEs los
rumores sensacionales circulsios.
DICE que jamas ha habido ls ma IL
gera sombrs de sospseha de la exis'
tencia de ninguna 81 fsemedad ma
ligna. Asegura que el Ray esta liD1e
de career.
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HIST0RICO.

FL II de Fsbrero de 1873 pro-
clam6 IL Rep 4 olica en- Espaf1a. E sta
nislao Figueras, desde una ventana
del Congreso, anuncio la baena nue.
va 81 pueblo de Madrid, Que expresa
ba so impaeiencia en- IN rumor de
tempestad nal contenids. La palabrs
de Figueras fue ell sQuos ego> de
Neptune. LIE muchedumbre prorum
pio en- vitores y aplAusos. Cortinas y
Y banderas de todas los paises ct n )
titufdos en- Req dblica, dieron al al
re- 10 nota alegre y viva de sus md ii
Piles colores; p ,ro fAltaba ID de Gu
ba.
Digo NAL, no faltaba 10 de Caba
Eu In calle de Conception Jer6nimo,
en- un balloon de modestlsima pcsa
do, surgio sdbitamente uua ensefa
impreyista. E pueblo ID miro con ex
trAf1ezs, mas sin ira. En- medic de
to1c, Sc trataba de una noveda1, Dc
una impression Inc 8 oerAaa. de unos
colores lindamente combinados, La
Aes,etica So impuso y Il &udacia q ae
do impune. Los peri6dicos dijeren q.
habfa lis m ado 10 stencion, = NADIA
mas Era Ell pabe Ga de CabA Libre,
In banderA de IL estreliA solitaEls,
Un estudiants huesped dc IL CASA,
festej6 de ese modo Ell nAciu lento de
10 RET dolica espsfiola.F
e, estuiiAnte erA MaFt1,
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LA PUMA.

En- los que pervierten, clrrom :
pen. MS gAn Ia verdAd y propagan
{ sRbiencas ell error. es vicio nj fan.
do el de la pluma. Eu los que forjan
mentiras y las difandsn, ordenAn
cAlumnias y las echan por los cuatro
vientos; en- los que hacen por aps g 4r
la luz de 10 rAzon y enturbiar 10
flente de 10 moral; en- los que escri-
ben por envidis, rencor 6 oipteres; en-
los que publican libelos infamato-
rios por dinero, es vicio nefAndo ell
de Ia pluma.
La pluma no vendida nj muerta
de hambre; 10 puma soberbia que
Sc levAnta, vueIA como Ell 1gui q y se
enciende en- ell disco del SOL; Ia p,u-
ma prepotente que riga como leon
y asordA IN gran espacio; IL pluma
que Sc oscurece, truena y echa rayos !;
Ii puma que Sc spacigus, se acerba
y brilla en- ell cielo en- 4rma de srco
iris; IL pluma que predica & 10 San
Juan Cris6stomo y hace temblar EN-
peradores, que Sc convierts en- cule-
bra bienhechora, y muerde In ini'
quidAd y Ia io1usticis; 10 pluna que
golpea como cAtapulta las paredes
de Ii Bastilla y IL echa por Ell suelo;
10 pluma que Sc mete antre las car
mes de los mAlvados y los hace dar
aullidos; 10 pluma de Pascal, La
Bruyere de Moli6re, es santa pluma
y ell vicio de estos enviados de Ia
Providencia, sarto vicio.
Juan Montdluo
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Un CasanQientO
entrediChadO
por un Cardenal.
81 Sacro Colegio en- CiSma
COSAS QUE PASAN EN- ROMA.

Roma, Julio 12 La prohibition n
del Cardenal Macchi en- el Asunto del
matrimonio R2spigliosi hA causa1o
tai agitacion, que hssta Ell mis- mo
Sacro Colegio Sc ha dividido en- dos
campos abiertamente opu sstos.
Las graves proporcionea que 10
cues ti6n assume &ho q sc debea go
gran modo & Ii resuelta sctitud del
Prf6cipe. E ha hecho subir el ssun-
to ante Ell Csrdenal Vicenzo Vannu,
telli, Arcipreste de 10 BIB ioteca del
Vaticanc, y ell C4rdenAl Paroccti.
quienes han dicho qua ha sido una
infamia privar In prime sa ds 81
enfermers en- tales rcunstAnciss.
Estes C4rjeoales enviaron 81 Prfn-
cipe Rospigliosi dos Hermanas fran-
cesas, las que contestaron que ests-
ban dispuestss 4 servir, pero que
primero necesitaban permiso del
Cardensl Respigdi, Vicario general
del Papa. e CArdenal Respighi con
test6 por medic de una car ia que 81
dehla sos tener IL prohioici6n del @ II
denal Macchi.
Muchas damas de Ia aristocra.
cia abiertamer te expresan profanda
pena por IL Pfincess.
E. Principe declars q 1e tods ID
question ha sido instigada por su
he1mano, Comandante de la guardia
del Papa, opuesto al matrimonio
dc s lie el principle.
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A1o XII Mum 1926 San Juan Julio
at San Juan as asadd dnmmaha, July
SituaCi6n de ESpa1a
ante la pOl1tiCa eurOpea. !.

La opinion p1olica en- Espaf1a Sc
muestrs ju. tamente preocup.da por
10 situac On que hsyan poaido crear
q Ia peninsula ib6ri:a los cuevos
pactos, mas 6 menos claraments de
clarados, eatre naciones de Europa
y las atlas comporendas ditimamen.
to realizadas con ocasion del .trasie-
go de sobersncs ora LcubetA & Ru-
sis, ora ell Emperador de Alemania
y ell rey de Italia & los dominios del
Gar.
Para Espafia en- opinion de aque
la prenss, IL disyuntiva es esta: 6
CON Francis y frente & Inglsterra en-
cualquier condicto, 6 CON Iuglaterra
ftents & Francis, en- IL seguridad
absolute de que Ia aproximaci6n de
britSnicos y espsfoles alej&rfA todo
peligro por 10 que So re Fl sre sl cam
po de Gibraltar y podrfs artillarse
sin protesta 6 dejarlo como est& sin
peligro.
Una pArte de la prensa pArece
inclinsda establecer que 10 mejor
amistad para Espaf1a debe ser la de
aque la naci6n q en- menos tiempoy
en- 10 calamidad'de una guerra, pudie.
RI eausarle mas dafic. En- tanto que,
a despecho de los pa, til iarios de la
vieja polftica de aisl0naiento, otsos
aceptan en- principle 10 necesidad de
inteligencias defniias que fAvorsz
Can Ell II go de buenas posesiones
para Espana en- los tres whales pro.
blemas de Gibraltar, Mediterraneo y
Marruecos.
Cada naci6n tiene sus asuntos
fntimos : todas juLt IS grandes pro-
blemas & 'resolver. No hay quietud
para nipguna.
La verdad es que Ia general in.
tranquilidad debilita los pueblos
distray endoles de las grandes fin ali
dades humans. :
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Hay exacerbacion
de odios en- Polonia.
FL Emp9rador de Alemania
no debe ir a POSen en-
opinion de la prenSa
de Berlin.

Berlin, ] alio "a NJ. Morsw XII,
Chambelan del Emperador Cutler
mo. y grau propietArio de oienes
rafces en- Polonis, ha suplicSdo al
K aiser qua no vaya Pose,, como
hs prometido, dursnte las msniobrAs
mititAres de Sstiembra, pues tome
aquel servidor que algul polaco fs.
natico, exsitAdo por las recisntes
pAlabras del Soberano, cometa un
atentsdo criminsf en- IL persona de
este. E grap9fsims II e1AcerbAcion
y el odio de rszs imperante Ia sA'
z6n en- Polonia; y alguro, psricdicos
de Barlfn, compartiendo Ell parecer
de Mr. Morsw XII, Green que ell E a
perador, 81 psrsista en- su idea &c ir
& Posen, cometss1a una fl granite in
prudencia, exponiendo su vida sin
ninguna necesidad.
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Bscuelas
en- YOnkerS.

Yol kers es una ciudad inmediS.
ta q NuevA York k, situada en- ell con-
dado de Westch ster, entire los RIGS
Hudson y B-opx. -Seg11 ell dltimo
censo de 1900 ls poblacion contiene CO
mo $4,000 habitantes. Existen Gator.
ce edifcios para escuelas valor&dos
en- $500, 900. Las antiguas casas escue
las han sido re formsdEs y equipadas
con tOdos los Rdelsntos modernos. -
El curse de estudios comprende des
de ell Kin lergarten hssta 10 Alta es-
cuela, abrazando la ensef1anza de CO
Gina, costura y t'abajos manuales.
En- 10 Alta escuela SO p1epara ID ju'
ventud para los negocios y par q in ,
gresar en- los co'egios. La Junta
Local sostiene, escuelss de Kinder
gartens durante las vacAciones de
verano y escuelAs de noche para to-
dos los ramos de ensef1anzs, inclu al.
We classes de cocir y 1ibujo de ar
quitectura y mec&nics. "A la salud
de los nif1os SO pone gran atenci6n.
Todos los amos Sc les 1econoce dos
veces y Sc lleva nu registro detalla-
dc, de su salud, crecimientc, vista,
dido y otrAs condolences ffsieas La
Alta escuelA posee IN excelente
gimnAsio para instruction de los nj :
nos de ambos sexos, ,bsjo Ia direc-
cion de maestros especiales.
e. Hon. Chas R. Skinner, su.
perintendente de Instruction, en-. su
irforme anual, dice, que para ser
maestro en- Yonk RS Sc necesita to-.
ner mejo1es execute rfas que en- cual-
quier otra ciudAd del estado. LA
Junta Local est& forma1a por quiu.
ce mienbros nom brados por ell AL
calde. La componep siempre, per-
sonas de inhuencia agenas por COM
pleto de Ia polftica y solo dedicados
al adelAnto y bieneatar de Ia Iastruc.
ci6n
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La prenSa Cuba0a
y tpaSunto
DEL CONSUL BRAGG.

V6Asa 10 que, acerca del Consul
Bragg, dice Ella Discussion. de IL
Habana.
Es un hombre de cerca de 80
amos, de pequef1a estaturs usa bar
bs, va completsmente blanca, viste
siempre camisas neg,ig6, de cuello
bsjo y sin almi tonar, y zApatcs 8
chanclos.
Caando hiz1 su vista fic oil q
la Sacretarla de e ,tado, q media es.
calera SO detuvo para protestar de
la manera de dsr vuelras de ID mis-.
ma, y jurando que no volverfa & su.
birlas de igual clase.
Fac general col federado per-
tenece al nartido Democrxtico de los
Estados u idos.
Su nomorAmiento de Consul ga
neral en- 10 Habana fse. causa de
sceroas c'fticAs por parte de los re-
publicanos al presidente Roose'
velt.
Como Sc We, ell anciano consul
americana, en- plena decadencia, ha
dado 10 correspondence spitada de
cerdo.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
San Juan Fraternity.

En- la JuntA del consejo general
de la San Juan Fraternity celebra-
da ell Lunes por 10 noche Sc scord6
dar el bSile de Inaugurac6a ell Jue.
YES de Agosto & las nueve de la
noche en- les salore es del Hotel Olim
po. aAbr&n trolys gratis para la Ca
pital, Santurce y RIO Piedras des I.
pues de conclude ell Bale.
Sc llevo & cabo 10 exaltaci6n de
les socios Cob: Manuel Ginorio y
jaime Nadpl al Ser grado y Ia del
socio Cob: Emilio D. Huete. III 20
gtado.
ResnltAron electos como socios
de Ter grado varios jovenes de San
Juan y tambien SO nombr6 Glen
sc clos Honorarios de entire los sef1o.
res casados y de repre- sentacion de
Ia C&l fsal y Ssnturce.
Los j6venes que no son socios y
deseen invitaciones para ell bsile po
dram solicitar,as de 10 Directiva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-31
La historical
de Ia prinCeSa
Rospigliosi.
El asunto Sc hace cues
ton de gabinete.
Sc pide una enfermera, q
1nglaterra.

Rome, Julio II. Aquf ha eau
sado gran sersAcioa el procedimien.
to de las autoridadss del Vaticano
RESP Ito q ID princesa Rospigliosi,
una norte.am americana. Ri esposo de
esta dana es el jsfe de una antigua
fAmilia&de IL noblezs clerical su
hermano es Comandante de Ia guar
dia pspal.
e 20 de Agosto de 1901 SO csso
aquf Ell Principe Rospigsiosi con 10
sef1ora M&rfs Jennings Reid Park
hurst, de Washington, la esposa
div Jrciada del coronel Ffederik Park
hurst, de B .riger. Ma. La ceremo-
mia fne civil y por 10 tsn5o no reco.
oci = por Ell Vaticano.
LA princesa Rospigliosi, quien
esta en- cints, contrat6 una HERNIA
M irg'esa como e1fermera y esta
comenz6 & desempef1ar sus ocupa-
clones; pero Ell Cardenal Macchi, Se-
cretario de los Bceves Apost6lfce s,
Al tener noticia de este prohibi6 & 10
Hermana contiuuase nj servi.1o de
Ia Princess, bas&ndosa en- que el
matrim onio no era legftimo.
Ell Principe monte en- c6lera y
puso en- iuego toda su il fl 1encis pa.
ra veneer los escr 4 pulos de In lyle.
sis, pero sin res ultado, y eventual
mante se ha visto obiigado caviar
q bus .ar Inglaterra otra ei fsrme
ra.
Esrerase que el iucidente tonga
importante desarrOllO.