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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07

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OFFERS INSULT TO ROOSEVELT
Senator Tillmans Nephew Revokes an In
vitation to the President to Pre-
sent a Sword.

Augusta. Ga, Feb 2T.-Lieutenant
Governor James II. Tillman, who is
in this city, says that yesterday. iii
Difference to requests by wire from
the subscribers to the fund for the
sword alluded to, he telegraphed as
follows to President Roosevelt:
"A short time ago | had the honor
to address your eXcellency Il letter
requesting that on the occasion of
sword to Major Micah Jenkins, OF
the First United States volunteer cav
airy, of whose gallant services you
spoke so highly, your words being en-
2raved on the scabbard. You accepted
the invitation, for which we thank you.
am now requested by contributors
to the sword fund to ask that you
withdraw said acceptance"
In explaining the sending of the
telegram Lieutenant Governor Till
man said: 1T is with much regret that
| am directed, or rather required, to
have sent the telegram l did, espe-
cially in view of the fact that l am
SO closely related to one who but a
few days ago was subjected to an
least, the people who contributed to
the purchase Of the sword think-un-
warranted"
Charleston. S. c., March AT the
meeting of the board of directors of
the exposition company last night
Colonel J. h Tillnans message to
President Roosevelt was fully dis
eussed and the following resolutions
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the president Of the
exposition company be ard hereby is
requested to communicate at once with
his eAcellency, Theodore Roosevelt.
| the president of the United States, and
| extend to him the cordial greetings
and good wishes of this board of di-
! rCctGrS with assurances that we look
forward to his promised visit to the
exposition with the greatest pleasure,
| and that he will receive from our peo-
! ole the WarmeSt welcome.
''Resolved. further, That the preSi-
dent be Informed that this board OF
directors denies any responsibility for
| the recent communication made by
| Colonel J. II. Tillman to President
| Roosevelt, and express their utter lack
OF sympathy with his action in that
| NATTER
A committee was appointed by the
! board of directors to convey the invi-
tation to President Roosevelt.
Warrenton, Va, March 3.-Major
Micah J. Jenkins has declined to ac,
! cept the sword which it was proposed
to present to him at Charleston. S. c.,
when the president Of the United
! States visited that place. Ma Or Jen-
! kins who is member of the faculty
! of the Bethel military academy, has
sent the following telegram to Lieu
tenant Governor Tillman of South
! Carolina:
''Lieutenant Governor James III.
| Tillman. Columbia, S. c.: You are
represented in the press us having tel
! egraphed President Roosevelt at the
request of subscribers to the sword
recently offered me through you re-
questing him to withdraw acceptance
to present same. If this is so, | must
| decline under these circumstances to
accept sword Thanking you for per
| sonal kindness in the matter, [ am,
truly yours. NJ J. Jenkins"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Seek Missing Man for Debt.

Milwaukee, March 3.-George W
Stone, who has been doing small bus
mess at store on Milwaukee street
has disappeared. Since his disappear
ance the police have received inquiries
from wholesalers saying they have not
been paid for jewelry sold to him. The
total amount secured on credit is
about $4,000, and there is nothing
here to show for it. Among the com
plainants are L. Kaufman, New York
Heinz Bros, Buffalo; Sprohule of Chi
cago; Kuessel Bros, Of this city, and
other Milwaukee firms.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Thought 1t vas Bargain Day.

Mr.. Closefist Lad been out walking.
He returned |. ne tired and cross.
Gust what l II hit have expected" he
whined. II gave the only 10 cents |
had in my pocket to a beggar, and it
started to rain, and I had to walk
home Don't ever talk to me about
the rewards of Providence"
"And did you suppose Providence
would postpone a shower of rain,' his
wife asked, because you gave 10 cents
to a beggar? You weren't expecting
much for your money, were you?'-
New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Mothers Elect Officers.

Washington. Feb. 2S.-The Congress
of Mothers elected the following Off
GERS: President Mrs. Frederic Schoff.
Philadelphia; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Bertha c. Wead. Chicago; audi
tor. Mrs J. z. Dolliver. Iowa. Just
before casting the ballots Mrs. Birney,
the president announced that she
would be unable longer to serve the
organization as president.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Money and Watches Missing.

Oshkosh, Wis, March 4.-Cnarles
Woodruff, who came here a week ago
and made arrangements with Company
s, Sec0nd regiment, w. N. G., to pro
duce play, The Scout Of the Philip
pines" has disappeared and with him
three watches purchased from local
jeweler to be presented to the most
popular gentleman and most popu-
lar lady, at the performance. Wood
ruff left the city Friday. saying he was
going to Fond du Lac to get married
TEewatches were valued at 500. Wood
ruff had collected through the sale of
tickets an amount not exactly known,
but estimated at several hundred dol
JGrS
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Etruria Breaks Her Propeller.

London. March 1.-THE British
steamer Ottawa. from Philadelphia for
London has arrived at Fapal, Azore
islands. and reports having sighted the
Cunard line steamer Etruria, in tow
of the british steamer William Cliff,
400 miles west of Fayal. The Ethu-
ria lad lost her propeller.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Hanged Himself in a Granary.

Osceola, Wis. March 4.-Aueust
Schmidt, aged 50 years, who resides
north of Centura, committed suicide
by hanging himself in a granary. He
leaves a family. No cause is attrib-
uted for the act, unless he was brood
ing over the trouble of his brother at
Burkhardt
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Big Brewery Trust Abandoned.

Lacrosse, Wis, March 3-Oficial
announcement is made by Attorney
n. f. Wolfe that the million-dollar To-
cal brewery trust has been abandoned.
The trust was organized year ago.
consolidating all the local breweries
under the name of the Lacrosse Brew
cry company. The plan fell through
owing to a disagreement of the local
brewers
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Beloit Has the Mild smallnox

Beloit. Wis. March 3.-Smallpox of
the mild type has spread to this city
Nine cases are now in charge of the
health department. The disease also
prevails at Rockton, Ills, near here.
The patients are all children or young
men and women, and are but slightly
Ill
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Logging Industry Hit Hard.

Milwaukee, March specials to
the Sentinel from northern Wisconsin
and the Upper Peninsula indicate
heavy damage TO the logging industry
brought about by a two weeks thaw
and heavy rains.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
DRYDOCK AND SHIPYARD
Biggest Plant on the Great Lakes To BE
Seen at ManitowOc.

Milwaukee, March A special to
the Sentinel from Manitowoc. Wis,
says: 1T has been learned on the best
OF authority that the Ship Owners
Drydock company, of Chicago, has
absorbed the drydock and property Of
III. P. & G. B. Burger, which was re-
Gently offered representatives of the
Ship Owners company while here. and
that ManitowOc is to have one of the
largest drydock anu shipyard plants
OH the great lakes.
1T is also stated that in connection
with the drydOck another large ma
rine industry will be added, and al
though under separate ownership will
work in conjunction with the drydock
company. The two plants will, when
in full operation, give employment to
1000 men,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Preachers Heart Fails Him.

Racine, Wis, March ALMOST a
panic was caused among the congrega-
ton Of the First Methodist church of
this city by the fainting of their pas
tor, Rev. II. p. Heylett While deliv-
ering his sermon he fell back into his
chair Several persons rushed to the
pulpit, many Of them thinking the
pastor dead, and it was some time
before the excited people could be
Quieted. The pastor was carried to
his home, where the physicians found
his sickness due to heart trouble and
OVerWOrk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Was Killed by FiIiDinOs.

Cumberland, Wis. March "a mes
sage from Congressman Jenkins con-
firms the report that John r. Hegg of
this city was murdered by Filipinos on
Bohol island Jan. q. The body has
not been found. Hegg was a graduate
of the Cumberland schools and state
university, and was superintendent of
construction of government roads in
the PhiliDDineS
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Struck to Save a Mans job.

Beloit, Wis, March Livery mold
er in Fairbanks, Morse & Co. s
plant has walked out because the
company discharged a man. the work
men insisting an injustice had been
done. AS there are 1900 men en-
ployed at the works the outcome of the
strike causes much anxiety.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Morgan Gives So 100000.

Nashville, Tenn, March 81. Pier
pont Morgan has given 100000 to
the University of the South at Sc
vance, Tenn. This is one of the fore
most institutions in the south, having
an average attendance of 600 students
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
Hammond, La,

send for Hammond, Louisiana, as "a.
Winter Resort" beautiful illustrated
folder showing a few of the winter at
fractions in and about Hammond, copies
of which will be mailed free Oh appli-
cation to J. +. Merry, A c. P. A. Illinois
Central f. r., Dubuque, Iowa.
FULL PARTICULARS concerning
all of above can he had of ticket agents
of lines connecting with the Illinois Cen
trail, or by addressing
A. Fl. HANSON, G. ?. A., Chicago, I'll.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
DEATHCLA AIMS THIRTY
Snow the Winding Sheet of Peo'
pie Who Live in the Cole
RADIO Mountains.
MINING PROPERTY IssWBPT AWAY
Kescuers at Work Are Engulfed by 9
Second Avalanche; Two Others
Foliow-Known Dead
Are Fourteen,

Telluride. Colo. March 1.-The most
terrible Snowslide accident ever known
in Colorado caused the deaths OF pos
sibly thirty men employed at the Lib
erty Bell mine, on Smuggler noun
tain, yesterday. Although the scene of
the disaster is scarcely two miles from
this town, information is difficult to
obtain on account of the PERCEPTIONS
character of the roads and the vast
amount of snow. Nearly all the build
ings of the Liberty Bell mine We're
carried down by the slide, all the books
which show the number and names OF
the men employed being lost, so that
the death list can hardly be known for
many hours, possibly not before the
reScuers have removed the immense
quantity of snow, rocks and logs from
the canyon where the victims lie
buried.
Names OF the known Lost.
No less than four distinct slides Oc-
CURED, each one claiming two or more
covered, but quite number of the
known dead are still buried under the
tons of snow, rocks and timberS by
which they were carried down. The
death list Of the first slide, SO far as
known, follows: Gus Swanson, crush
er feeder: II. s. Summerland. tram
hrakeman; Harry Golden, waiter in
boarding house; Gus INraul, miner; J.
+. Clemmer, steward; Wade Grove
and r. Bishop, miners.
The victims of the second slide were
Harry A. Chase, assayer, and l.. ID.
Stanley, carpenter.
Those who met death in the third
slide were Gus Won Fintel, carpenter:
John Il. Powell, surveyor, and Paul
DalphreSe, miner.
In the fourth slide the following
were killed: George RoWher and w. S
Gregory.
There Was Luck in Absence.
The first slide occurred at 1880 a. N
and carried away the boarding anC
bunk houses and the tram house OF
the mine. About $50 men are regularly
employed in the mines and mills OF
the Liberty Bell mine but Il large
number OF men from the night shifts
had come to Telluride and were pre-
vented from returning to the mine by
the terrible storm which was raging
The day shift had just gone to work
leaving but comparatively few under
ground wOrkmen at the bunk house
The slide came without warning. The
three large buildings were carried
down the steep mountain side Il dis
lance of about 1000 feet and literally
ground to splinters, not board beine
left intact.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
SUNSET LIMITED

of the Southern Pacific, giving special
through service to San Francisco. ALL
roud- trip Tourist Tickets to California.
reading via Illinois Central r. 4. permit
of stop over at New Orleans. Tickets,
and full information concerning the,
above can be had of agents of the Cen,
trail and connecting lines.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-03-07
CALIFORNIA

VIA NEW ORLEANS
Personally conducted through weekly
excursion sleeping car leaves Chicago on
[. G. r. r. fast New Orleans Special
train Every Wednesday for Los Angeles
and San Francisco without change. The
special also connects at New Orleans
daily with express train fer Pacific coast
and on Mondays, Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS with the
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La vida en- VieAa.
Contribution nOCturna
TOdO Ell mundO prGSO
EN- SU c A S A

En- VienA el domicilio de cada
vecino Sc convierte en- c&rcel suy&
desde las 10 de Ia noche hastA las 6
de la maHIana. Els Vien& una ciudad
Cuyos editiciOs estau divididos en- pi-
sos los CuAles constituy yen las vivien'
dAs de los bAbitAntes, y al toque de
las diez p. m. ci6rr@se L. puertA prin
cipal de los respectivos edifcios. Pa
sadA dich& horA TODD ell que salga 8
entire tiene que pAgAr al Conserjs
una multG de 2 peniques hast@ me-
diS noche, y peniques despues,
hAsta las 6 de Ia mAf1ana,
Si Sc sale poner uu& 4Cart& en-
ell correo hay que pSgar 2 peniques
igdSl estipendio al volver. Pro
longGr 10 vista en- casa de uu amigo
hRsta despues de las diez de Ia noche
sgrifcA 2 peniques para salir de 10
casa DIS este " poniques mas para
entrAr en- Ia propis.
El resultRdo natural de tan irri
tAnte impuesto, es que de Sodas las
CApitales de Europa, Viena es Ia que
so reCoge mas temprAno.
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AlbOROtO en- MallOrC0.

Al estrenarse en- Ell teatro Ii.
rico de PAlma una revist& local tt
tulsdA st atilimundia original de D.
Ricardo Saliva, Sc alter6 Ell orden.
DurAnte IL sentaci6n Sc
promovi6 un escandalo enorme, mi
ci&uo con las protestas de h2ber lie
vAdo q Q esce1a en- son DE BETA los
cCnceiales rep ublicanos.
E concejsl Don Luis Martf
amenazo con IN revolver al Autor,
peSo foeron separados & tempo por
v&rias person as
Por Ia manRnA se volvieron q en-.
oontr&r los dos en- f. ente del CJbier.
40 civil. E. Sr. Martf, dispar6 un
tiro de revolver 6 SALIVA, quien fa6
& gOarecerse en- el zsgu&n, mientraa
el otro dieparA5A otro tiro, que tam
POGO le dio.
El Sr. Martf ha sido llevado &
Is cA-cel.
e. G 1hernadfr civil aus 7ende
as repre-. ta III es de- Ia obrA
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H0r0nCia p0Stuma.
NOVelescO sucesO en- Paris

La DGpGcAe de Toulose relata
ell case singular de IN iugador que
Sc hs ssuicidado por haber re dido
toda u fortuna, cuando SO le iba &
noti1car una herencia de 400, O0O fran
cos, procedent9 do uua s 3ra f4lla.
cida en- BSrcelona.
He aqnf el extraf10 suces0:
Al anochecer del dia %, los
1ltimos r&5eantes en- ell bosque de
Vincennes oyeron tres disparos que
sRlian de una tupida espesura.
Afuy6 allf 10 gente y Sc q aeon.
tro con IN joven t9ndido en- el C6s.
ped, en- medic de un ch4rco de san.
gre, destr0ssdo Ell ctace0 por tres
bAlazos de revolver.
r infeliz hab1s expirado va.
Ia e'egancis del trsge no de.
nunciaba en- manera alguna un suici
diO pOr miseria. Sin embargo,
una breve carts, eucontrada en- uno
de los bolsillos, explicaba que ell
era rico hAce pocos meses,
perO que scababa de perler hastA el
dltimo maravedi en- el juego.
La cRrt8 estAba fcmad& con
el nombre de Emilio P...Y senalab8
el domiciIo de ID d9sdichAda Victims
de L. adverse fortuna.
Comprob6se, en- efecto, que
Emilio P ... habitab2 desde hAce po'
co tempo un modesto gahinete en-
en- una CASA de la calle de Fontenay,
en- PAF1s, cuyO alquiler no habia pa
gadO en- estes & timos tiempos.
PerO al propio tiempose encon-
tIo en- 10 porteria una 3ar6a enluts
da que acababa de eutregar ell car
terO. uo-ifcando & E Milo P. el fa-
llecimiento de una de sa3 ifss, ecu.
rrido erSBAg celooa, sin 4jAr herede
res directos.
Las diIigencias prRcti adas han
dado & couocer que la djfunta pose a,
5anto en- fincas como en- vAlores, un
capital de 400, 900 franco S, que de- biA
ser heradAd" fntregAmente p0r E nj
lio P. IE! desgracisdo 10 perdi6
TODD asta Ia vida, por habar sabl.
20 esper&ruCes eUaptas horas!
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SQbitO C0mbiO
de par0C0r.

Ell Departamento Militar de
Washington telegraf6 ell otro d1& q
un Official en- San Francisco de Cali
fornia quien hab1s sido destinado &
FIlipinRs, dici6ndole: sPuede usted
dirjgj!se & New York y tomar ali
ell trs2sporte que sale para Filipinas
via ell canal de Suez, ST usted gus,
tA.0
A % cual coutest6 ell ofcisl
ePfefero hncer el viaje directo, cru
zando ell Pac1ico1
Volv:6 & telegtafar el Departa
mento:
"El tr&nsporte har& un viaje
rGpido; lleva & bordo sesenta macs
tros de escuelas"
La contestst i6a del joven to-
nierte nose hizo esperar:
Aseg6renme un camarote en- ell
tr&usporte. Ire via el canal de
Sueza.
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Carnegie Y las FjliDinaS
Conhrma SUI ofrecimiento
de $2o,ooo,ooo
pOr la independence de 6StaS

Tele rafian de Londres & eThe
TribuneD de New York bRjo fecha
16 del corriente que pregunt&do ell
archimillOnArio Carnegie 81 era cier
tA Ia noticia Ecogida por l. prer 81
de que hAbfs Ell ofrecido pagAr 500,
0OO,0 pOr las Islas Filipin3s, con
tai que SO le GutorizAse para anun
ci&r & los filipinOs que su indepen
denci& seriG oportunamente recono
cida pOr los E Estados, contest6 lRco
nicamente el sublime 'fiIantropo:
Els cierto y estoy dispuesto &
cumplir mi ofrecimiento.
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No fu6 10 casa de S&boy& llama
do & retornAr en- Italia por IL postre-
rs voluntad de un rey imb6cil. No
cost6 al pals su advenimiento - per-
dida de todas las conquistas alcanzA-
das en- Europa por un egoismo sscu-
lar. No Sc inici6 aqnella dinastfA
con 1aTgA y sAngrientA guerra en-
que los hijos de Ia patria tomaron
partido, NO en- servicio de Ia madre
com6n, sino de las enemistades sie
mas, sngdu la hermosa expression de
LeopArdi.
No lie gAron esos soberanos Ia
politic& nacional los p2ctos de fa-
mili&. No Sc perdi6 en- sus manos
un gr&nde imperio y una gran leyen
da. Nunca se ha inter puesto, como
insuperable obst6culo tradicional,
en- ID corriente de les libertades I 4
blic&s. Nunca han llamado al ex.
traDjero para que les ayud@ra & do
meHRr 6 sus s6bditos. Nunca ell
nombre de esR dign&st1a ha servido
de bandera para ensangrent4r y
arruinar una y otr& vez 10 nAci6n
en- 10 malditR contends civil, efecto
del duelo siempre rerovado entire
dos legjtimidRdes rivales.
Leios de ESQ 10 casa de SabOya
represents para Ia patria italiana Ell
renRcimiento de su ant'gu& nAcio.
nAlid&d, el logro de una aspiration
acariciRda durante casi ounce sig oa
Ella emancip6 10 Lombardia, resca-
to & Venecia, libert6 s Napoles, re-.
cogi6 uno & uno los frsg gnentos dis.
persos de ID pStria y AcAb6 por rein
tegrar en- su unidRd al organismo
ns~~ ~~ionAl perdiendo de nuevo en- Ro.
ma su cabezR.
Realiz6 q Ia vez Ell suen1 de los
gibelinos venciendo al Papa y Ell de
los guelfos acAbsndo para siempre
con L. tiran1& diez veces secular de
los emper&dOres teut6nicos. Logr6
resc a5ando & Roma, 10 que intentara
en- vano, durApte todo Ell curse de
IL E1Rd Medis, Serescencic, Rienzi
y Arnsldo de Bcescia.
Dasterre de la TERRA italiana los
vestigios de IL vieja domination es E
psf1ola y complete barl&ndo ell pro-
tsctoradO Frances 10 obrs de Juan
de Pr6cida y de los autOres de las
uisperas sicilian&s' Todos los anti
guos opresores de Italia fueron ven
cidos EI Austria, los Borbones hu
bieron de reconOcer & Ia nueva Tia
liz redivivs, resucitAda, La pro-
testa del c&tolicismo entero no fee
psrte q impedir Ia reinvidicaci6n de
Roms.
Y ESQ milagro de 10 historic ess
resurl eccf6n de IN -pueblo, foe Ia
obr@ del Soberano de uu pequeHlo
Estsdo, cobijsdo 81 pie de los Alpes
en- un rincon de 10 Peninsul&, seme'
jante & Portugal en- extension y po'
b.aci0n-
Mr. Romero Hsx hausen, da
classes de ingles, en- 50 casa calle
Nueva ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes Y viernes, de 8 & 9
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CateQuiSnno,

Dicen de T&oger que una esps
nola casada con un italiAnO llam&dO
Garace, Sc escape hace diez dias de
Tetu&n donde residl& con su marido,
para abjursr de la religion cat6lics
Y abr2zsr ell mah9metismO
LAS autoridades marroqutes pa
trocinAron Ia conversion, cas@ndO &
la ne6fitS con un cherife.
Paro el marido reclam6 el apXi-
lio de 10 legs ci6u itAEiana en- TApger,
graciaS { lA cuAl ha sido resCAt Ad q
10 espa Il lia mu su mana.
TN eStA imprantA 80 vende ps
peli pari6dicns 50 90 al s~ tai,
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CAMUY.

En- el pueblo de CAmuy, des
pu6, de penosa enf9rmedad bAi6 &
Ia tumba don LeopOldo MILAN Rive
ra (q. g. p d. hijo de respectable IA
milla.
Su entierro fac yerdsdera mani
f f9stAci6n de duelo
E feretro iba adornsdo con CO.
rOnas dedicAdas por su spreciable
fAmilia, comites de les pueblos veci
nos. Qdebradilla HatilIo y Arecibo
y amigos, que por sus exelentes cu&'
lidades supo ca tarse ell spre-
clio y consideration de pobres y
ricos.
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y un mOde7O eScIusivO de Ia casa con
su coIchOn superior por $6. Cana de
ni1os Snrtidu compl to en- COLCaO-
MES y COLCHONETAS, ALFOMBRAS
lie sala y CANA. LAMPARAS para luz
electrical y gas. Cuadros de sa!a y
comedor JAULAS, NEVERAS, BAJI
LAS de porcelana de cOrada. JUE-
COS DE COPAS- CUBlERTOS dechris-
toAe y Rogers y todo 10 necesario pa
ia adornO de casa.
En- ABANICOS japoneses t@Demos
especialidadcS y preoios sin comPeten
Cias.
Complete surtido en- artic los de
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA propias para
rolannc
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UtuadO Inaugural
Su0StaCi6nd0 t0I6grafOS
La CiudaG eSta SatiSfeCha.
(Por Iel6grato.) J

Utuado Mayo 28th 1902 CORES,
p9ndenGia San Juan. Iuaugur&do
tel6grAfo Pueblo agradece mejora.
CAmino Arecibo interceptado gran
des derrumbes -C0Tesponsal-La Co.
rrespondenoia de Puerto Rico, San
Juan P. r. "A Tele gcaph Office has
been oponed at Utusdo this date, by
The Bureau Cf Insul&r Telegraph
L. D. LjndSley- Han0ger-BsweoW Of
M$uLdr Iele0raph
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-29
Industrial fem0niI,
MUN ENPLOTADA
ZEN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS.

La Sra. jennie A. Paul fo6
arrestadA en- ,wbu1g, N Y. bSjo
acusAci6n presenta5A por ell depar-
tamento postal de que hac'A ella
uso Illegal del correO. Acostumbr@-
bA Anunciarse en- los periodicos CO.
mo una bella joven, deseosa de en-.
contrar maridO, y sAcSbA dinero 4
aus candidos pretend ;entes, pretex
tando necesitarlO para los ga3tos de
vipie en- acudir & las j as c0rcertA
das con ellos pOr CORES p 1ndenciA las
cuAles dtsle Iuogo, nunca SO re&ll-
zAban. La tai Miss Paul, que es
mujer entrads en- amos, fac conduct
da & Ia ciudAd de N w Yo' k para
ser ipZgAda.