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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Angel .kcosta Quintero
Abog ado Y N0tario
Ponce. Puerto Etico.
Pranquilisdsd, Salud y Reposo para Iaa
Hadres J las Uriaturas.

hL vJ14ii. JAltABE CAL Mantle de la
sSnoiA n w 1Ns Ns'LOW, 50 To- niflos en-
II periodic de Ia DEN TICION. Les
ADlanaa Las e1lcias, resnelve la india mael6n
aiivia todo dslor, cura Ell coli ves.aoso.
Inooenta eficax en- to dos los casoF.
-h.conselsmos q Las madres que tengsn un
nlno enfermo que no dejea gre Ia preven-
cion propia nj In de otroa. evite eli ugo da
fsta medicinaI cue proporciona alfVio Sc
kuTo, aDaolu lament seguro, si SO uaa
.pportunomente, nlt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
LOS mATlvos s. opongm

lEl fraeaso de las negociacio-
hes debes7 La energica oposicion
que al traspasa hacen FL cOrnercio
y los nativos dc dichas iRlas. No
quieren por ningdn concspto per-
teneeer q los Estados Unidos: an
tes prefieren suf"agar todos los
gastos que a Di1lamarca pueda
c'casipnar L. possession de esOs te.
Tritorioa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
i VEzbbGD

Por 60 ctvs. franco de porte SD re-
mitiran por correo 100 taTetas i'm
presas como Sc desee y con sobres.
Tambi6n ofrecemos con can5o do
RADIO de gran lujo Ell cartulina fna
d s LOO 81 ciento impresss y con So
bres.
Dirijir los pedidos 4 don Jose Pico
Matos, on Ponce, calle de la <Con-
cordia> NJ. 3 frente q. la Ofcina del
Correo.
Nota:--Se suplica eiscriban con cla-'
ridad los nombres y apelIidos, cada
pedido debe venir accompanied lie su
impor:e Ell money ordsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
C0Miss0N QuE Sc EePERg

a bordo del vapor ePhiladel.
ph1a,> que ha sa'ido hoy de Nne
VA lork para San Juan, viene Ia
cOmls1on Gle agrlmensores nombra-
Ga por ct gobierno con objoto de
1redlr toda la costa de La i51l. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
CHARDON & Y0RDAN


Agenoia de negooios judtoiales, Nc
tsriales, Contenciosos etc., etc. Testa-
inentarfas, Sc arreglan per diffciles que
sean. hsPEc1AL1DAD en- Jurisdiction vo
lon'arlas Asuntos contenciosos, sc trami-
tan con prontitud: Snbsanaci6n de defeo.
los On documentos sujetos & inscripciont
-. = - = STns n, oe "a companfa de Seguros dc
Vida GEL SCL1 del Canada. Comora
venta de fncss rdsticas urhanas aS.
T1vIDAD, preeios m6dicos.
Julio so de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
DE8IS1rEM

De Washington coinuni an,
Cue ON vista de la oposicion hecha
nor los nativoa, el gobierno desis-
te Iesueltamente de la adquisicion
Gle las is1as danesas, elioiendo Da
ia oil establecimiento de estaci0nes
naVales, territorio americana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

LIS m6ltcos estkn contestes en- que la
Emulsion de Scott produce siemore los mas
felices resnitados en- Ia tuberculosis pulmonar,
ascroflllismo, etc.
Ei que suscribe M6dico Cirujano Tttular
de Sabana Gtapda, Puerto Rico
Certifca: Qle hace tiempo yfene am.
plssDdo en- clfnica la Emulsion de Scott de
aceibe de hfgado de bacaIao con hfpofosftos
de cal y Dc sosa en- todos aquellos casos para
qne estA indicado dicho preparsdo, tales CO.
mo an Ia tuberculosis pnimonar, individuos
dabiIitados por supuTaciones prolonqadas. lin
fatismo, eecF6falAs, etc, ETC., habiendo oh.
tenido en- todos eilos resuitados sumarnante
satlsfactCfios.
Dado an S abana Grande 9s de Innio
de 1894 DR.. r. To.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

81 Sena1o aprueba los nom
bsamientos hechos a favor de Mr..
Federico Lesser para el cargo de
administrator de correos de Ma
yagiiez, Y de Mr. Martin para do
misionado de ennigra clones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
MUEWO YACHT

lei principe Enrique, hernia.
no uei emperador de Alemania.
Ira pronto . los Estados I'm idos
con obJeto do aslstir al bantizo del
&yachtS que SO estsI construyendo
para el emperador. Dlcho barco
ievara el nomDre <Al1cA Roose-
veltr2 en- honor 4 la florita hiJa
del pIesidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Dicen de Washington que ell
BQolerno esta dec1dido q estable-
cor on la isla Culebra Ia principal
ebtaclon naval de las Antillsls.
Lam Dlen p1ensa estab' 'ecer otl'as
cos estaclones de segundo orden
On LOS puertos de San Juan y Ma
yaguez. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
s1mpaticas viaieras

Aver estuvieren On CBguss las diatingui-
d&s Be1i0ritas de Humacae Maria Luisa Cells Y
Maria Perez acompan nadas del hermspo poifti-
co dc esta q TINA, nuestro muy estlmado ami
60 don Emilio Cusdra.
Hoy Fegr0sRrSn su Pesidencia de Huma-
Gao.
Reciban all afectuoso galudo que len en- via.
rpes en- sstas ineas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
eTRa vEz LOS CnlmOs

En- 81 puerto de Hong Kong
n1merosos geupDs de chinos alta
csron IN vapor me -cants ingl6s,
iT4cendiando e1 barco 3 hirienao
gravemente al captain. Los I.s-
VOItOsos han ssdo pr6S0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
CHAmBEaE.Ala

Este ministro ingl6s ni6ga.se
al r tirar las fraees de censura one
pronunciara contre 81 ej6rcito ale
man. La prensa a1Bmana le alta
ca rudamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
8 sAN JUAN
POr feEGgrafes.
Enerc Is.


Los rumores dc tomar possession
los Estados Unidos de San Tho.
mas y demas islas can saa, quedan
desvirtu ados. La vanta de dichas
lslas 50 ha paralizaIdo indefnida
rnente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Rus0s = : amgaIcAHos

Ill captain del vapor xWicI;s.
l3'lrg1 sfirma Due los disturbios
oanrridos hace dias entire los ma !.
rIn0s americanos y les sold ados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Para Hu.macac

De pas6 para Humacso Sc detuvo hoy al
gnnos rnomentos an esta efudad nusstro que
rdo amigo don Pedro SaIazar, reprsaeetante
de In conocida casa ccmercfal a. Lascelles y
Ga, estRbleeida en- Nusva York.
L4eve feIiz viaje.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
e sUsTfTUrO

Sustituye Mr.. Croker, en- la
Jefatnra del <Fanmany HolI, , Mr.
Lewisnixon, popular orador y rico
propietario.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
80 EEORINOuENp-ne

4T,A RORINQUENp-De Targas q Ca no
olvi 3ar cue ssta casa es Ia que mas barato
vende y qua constantemente Introduce nuevss
mercancfas : articulos de alta noyedad. Wis
"a hRca f8
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

rasos, carecieron de imnortancia.
pnes no huI,A nj IN herido. En- la
poblaci6n reIina un orden compile
to.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

szF@ jose f. del Vale (Tortals2a 71).-Of
cfpas pRra Ia Easti6n da ssuntos admfnfs4ratt.
vos en- tod0s l0s eentros ofciales
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
HOTEL oL.I..!M!.!.Po M!.P
a.ANTVTTRGE

a 10 MINTUTOS DE SAN .T7AN
Fl meJor hotel On esfa cI1ma
Espl6ndida, ventilaci6n Parnna
dardines y Kiosco q Ia inoless
Excelente servicio dc carr1ates.
Precios- mcderados. Sc hanan re- re
dueciones para familias. Alum.
brado el4ctrieo moderno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

gzyMuebes a. t1fzs 'zses--Iargzrfd
q Co., San Francisco 44.-e1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
HJotio1aS

DasIe aver lluevs sin cesar en- Caguas. A
asts pastI vamos & tsner que suprimlr Ia prI-
mera letra al nombre de ests pueblo.
Una mujer suferma dssfalocida por el
hambre fac sncontrada en- una de las GALES
de Roncs.
Fl ssbado dark una conferencta en- la es-
cuela GLineolLs,S de san Juan, el tituladO
Condo Rocco Dianovlch.
En- 5aroliaa Sc ceebr6 ell domingo Gltino
Ia bendici6n de- Ia hacienda SBaena vistaS
Hizo 50 ceremonial de rdorica ell Padre Miota.
Clrculan grandes comentarios respecto al
nueyo aviso ds contradiction de empr6stito de
10 ciudad dc Mayagusz, que Ia origlnado per-
iuicios q los poatores.
Sc la alberto una investigator en- Mays
Raaz contra el guardla Juan &. snco por Sc
ducci6n.
El tuez del Distrito de San Francisco II
procesado por estafa Ia companfa de ferro-
carries de Puerto Rico.
Tfpos de Cambios:
Londres..... 30 DIV $4.sl
Nev-York, dlv.....'s...'....PAR g's.. $500 Pc
Paris, 8 div ...........2I. .p.5 D
Espa1a, dIv,...........a7a p,g
Por el fusgadoS Se Humacao sessigue juf-
clio contra Francisco .Roaado Castro, por deito
consra Ia propiedad.
El munioipio da oayey solicita aspisante
para cubrir una plaza de m8dico titular, dots.
da cor 60 dollars mensuales.
e tornado possession de Ia titular de Toa-
3 BAia-puehlo federated m61ico republican,
don Antonio Goicurfa
, q q saSra de San Juan para NV York
oil vspor ameElcanode este nombre.
Ha solicitado dispense de parentezoo,para
contraor matrlmonio, don Juan BAutista Prize
to, veclno de u capital.
81 propfetario de Lajas don virginio Is
pata euvl6 May8gtsz ell mi6rcolas 90 mil ma
ranjas para erabarcar haeia los Estsdos Uni.
dos.
Desds aver Sc b ALA en- San Juan nuestro
administrators don Nepomuceno Flores
Fundsdo an 10 avsnzado de su edad. 81
iuez municipal supente de Yauco don Manuel
Mejfs, presenta 50 renuncia.
Sc encuentra an la capital nuastro corre-
lfgionario de Aibonlto, don Teodoro Moscoso
La escuela rural del barrie Hato vieio. |
Arecibo, Sc hal!a vacante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
mA.NaAsY cApIRoTE.s

ii MALNHAo 7 JAPIkOI ki5-Versos de T4uis
RodriEpez Csbrero- De venta en- Ia caila de
Is B0Ttsleza rto 81 81 precio De 20 centavos
Ell eiensp plar. p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
L(1s MEMORIES R0mB0NEs az ehoon

Lkyo hIhJOkHS Bun bDNES de chOco.
late one sd reuben sa Ia IsIa los acaban Ia
importiar Elspanoi Hnos de la casa Morf6nda
s. Garglio de Turin por conducto de su re-
preSantante general, nuestro amigo don Ale
iandro Bozz0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

<OD0TOR J. LORENZO CASALDUO.
Cttuiano Dsnt,asa y1yte -amsricano.
Aseeiho Puerto Rir3s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Epara GSzrmr zRa Res TrfadO

IN ais tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BEsOMO QUININA. El boticarlo le de-
volvers el dfnsro ST no cura, La frma de
f. ". GROVE Sc halls en- cada cajtta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

vDCABULARIO GEOGRAFICO de los
EstadCs Unidos por don Narctso Varona de
venta en- esta imprent4 lis cent4vos elem
plar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
Francisco ]. Mater
Y Ramon Nadal
AsoGIADos Y NOTARI0s

Con notarfss en- Utuado Arecibo res
peeels lsaIen6e' ls, buIehe en- Areoibo. Ofra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
JIEFE P0LITIcO

pr. Richard Croker, jefe po.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15
FIGUEROA, WILSON & Ca.-Tngentero

electr!cistas
Nls ofrecBmos al p6hlfco tanto an San
Jnau com1 snla isla, para tods class de ms
tala cioIaes ds plantas eg6etricas an haefend "a
ingeaios = eh espaetaHdaI para instaiacfo-
nes do AlumoT'ado escsric0 Toias las Insta-
lacionns elsctiacas ds Is ~Saa Juan Light and
I't7s't g.sn7aagp hsa sG1o heshas por nc
sotros-
Pa-s dirisHSse q nosotr0s poF eorreo p6n.
case figuafoa Wilson y Cs -Apartado sol
San Juan. nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

saF FR5colnENDAMOJa nuestros amigos
n notsl <Ths harlnss. saH jose nQ ], Capital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Sc encusntra an la capital nuastro cerre.
lfgionario de AibonIto, don Teodoro Moscoso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

La escueaa rural del barrie Hato viefo
Arecibo, So halla vacante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Fundsdo an 10 avanzado de su edad. el
inez municipal suplente de Yauco don Manuel
Mejfa, presenta eu renunciG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Desde aver Sc ALA en- San Juan nuestro
don Nepomuceno Flores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-15

Dss lie aver lluevs sin cesar en- Caguas. A
asts pastI vamos taner que suprimfr Ia pri-
mera letFa al nombre de este pueblo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
TAKES PLACE OF CORPSE.
STOWAwAY HIDES IN COFFIN-LATER
WITH TWO OTHERS, ESCAPES
OFFICIALS.

The immigration officials Ellis Island are
looking for three stowaways of more than or
dinary shrewdness and determination. They
have been looking for them for more than
tWenty-four hour. The stowaways were last
seen following group OF immigrants down the
stairs used by the released immigrants bound
for New-York- The only official who observed
them did not know that they were escaping
stowaways. This incident was not the only
one 10 distinguish them. A plain pine coffin
and The body Of dead steerage passenger on
the Danish steamer Oscar IL which arrived here
on Monday figure in their efforts 10 enter this
country
Shortly before the Oscar II sailed from Chris
tiansand, on October II, three husky Scandina-
vians walked aboard with the ether messengers.
They were William Johnson. twenty-one years
old: Isaac Jensen. twenty-three years old, and
oscar Hansen, twenty years old. They slowed
themselves away. and remained under cover un-
I'll the next day. when TWO of them. Jensen and
Hansen, We're discovered and taken before Cap
tain SkJodt. Of the steamship.
The hiding place Of their companion was found
out. and Johnson. breathing out threatenings
and slaughter, was ordered out The three were
set TO work in the stoke hold. and worked there
throughout the voyage.
On Saturday. October Is. a steerage passen-
ger Hjalmar Lundgren, a man twentv-seven
years old, died Of apoplexy. As the shin wa 8
within two days Of here. il was decided 10 hiring
his body to port. The ships carpenter fash
toned pine box for the body. and II was placed
in il and stored in the hold Johnson who va 9
evidently the most inventive OF the trio heard
of the death OF the passenger and the dispose
ton Of the body
N evidently suggested plan for gettinp
ashore without being subjected 10 the whims of
/ any immigration official. He disappeared with
! In a few hours Of the death of Lundgren His
p 6isappearance was reported the next dav n the
/ of5cers and a search for him was ordered
II was decided 10 examine the irnprovisad
/ comm The men again went down into the
4 hold and got the box where they could see tba
/ interior when il should be opened II was NO,
dfBcuIt 10 get into il. Upon taking up the CO.,,
A. vas found that Johnson inside
/ when the ship docked on Tuesday the i'm,
migration officials were informed that tbe-a
! UeTa three stowaways on board. The stn,,,
! svavs were brought 10 Ellis Island and tbai-
! 1e5ierees taken. They were then placed o. =
2 hench among the immigrants for further 49,
! nation in the care Of one OF the insnectors
,rbe inspector turned away from them for a g.
Tnonrents When he looked toward the banL
again il was empty. search was immAdiat ~
iv begun II was unavailing and up N ,bo
nresent time they have not been seen bv ~
immigration officials.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

was disgrace to the city government Under
several Tammany administrations the old Castle
Garden was being transformed from depot for
immigrants TO a place for public amusement
For many years workmen tinkered about the
place. erecting tanks for fish. only TO see the
tanks burst when the water was let in. The
public could not be admitted TO the building
and the place monument OF useless
pense- In the administration Of Mayor Strong
the Aquarium was made popular resort under
the effective management Of DR.. Tarleton H
Bean. the first man of ability 10 be placed in
charge of II as superintendent DR.. Bean, now
I'm charge Of the fisheries department of the
St Louis Exposition, was displaced early in
April 1895. by the Park Commissioners ap-
pointed by Mayor Van Wyck. AS he was pro-
tected by the Civil Service regulations from
removal from his Office. the commissioners abol-
ished his office. Then they created the Office 81
Superintendent Of Small Parks. in order TO make
a place for James Z. Jones as superintendent Of
the Aquarium.
Captain Jim Jones had been known as n
politician who kept friendly relations with the
leaders OF both political parties. His ap-
pointment TO an Office in which he was sup
posed TO exercise scientific attainments In the
care OF fish was regarded by many as a huge
joke. He continued 10 hold the office and draw
a fat salary until after the present admlnistra-
tiOn came in Meanwhile the Aquarium mas
been managed by some competent employees who
were Joness assistants. and the system which
Dr. Bean established has been kept up 10 such
an extent that the Aquarium has remained one
Of the show places Of the city.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
VANDERBILT TAX SETTLED
CITY GETS THREE -EIGHTHS OF ASSESS
MENT on CHILDREN'S INTERESTS.

RECORD BREAKING WORK BY ASSISTANT
CORPORATION COUNSEL sAXE's BUREAU
OF ARREARS OF Personal TAXES
Anderson & Anderson. of counsel for the es-
tate Of Cornelius Vanderbilt. yesterday effected
a settlement Of the action recently begun
against the estate for the recovery Of about
$179,954 20. that sum representing the taxes al
legged 70 be due to the city on the assessments OF
100000 each against the four trusts for the
four children. Gertrude. Alfred c.. Reginald c.
and Gladys Moore. The estate pays three-eighths
OF the claim. or $6743l %.
The compromise is regarded 10y the Corpora
ton Counsels office as a victory for the city.
The will OF Cornelius Vanderbilt and the cod
tells were admitted TO probate on November 5.
lsg9. The will contained. among other proyis-
ions. the trusts mentioned
The assessment roll Of the Department Of
Taxes and Assessments for 1900 shows an as
sessment against Alice G. Vanderbilt Alfred g..
Vanderbilt. Chauncey NJ. Depew. William K.
Vanderbilt and Edward V. w. Rossiter, exec
utors and trustees Of the estate Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt. for $SOOOO0O and the tax thereon
was duly paid by the executors and trustees. II
also shows four assessments Of $2.OOO.GO0 each
against the four trusts for the four children.
The tax on each of these last assessments
amounted 10 S14g04--b. 1ne executors ana
trustees refused TO pay the taxes levied on the
four trusts on the ground that the estate had
not been distributed into the trusts under the
will and that the estate had already been taxed
on an assessment of $SOOoOoO. which had been
paid.
Four suits were brought against the execu-
tors and trustees to recover the tax levied
against the trusts. and the defendants finally
decided 10 offer a compromise Of three-eighths
If the tax levied in each case. The Corpora
tion Counsel and the Controller have approved
the settlement and the city is now in possession
Of the money.
The settlement Of the suit is credited to the
skill and energy Of Martin SAKE. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel in charge of the Bureau for the
collection of Arrears Of Personal Taxes.
october will be the record breaking month Of
the year for Mr. Saxe's bureau. The total col
lections for the month will probably exceed
$4,000 The total collections for the year at
the end of September amounted to $276, 1896,
en- that at the end of October the total cOllec-
,ions for the year 10 that time will exceed
$4,000 This viii about pay the entire sal
aries Of the law department. and is unprece-
6ented in the history OF the bureau.
During the four years Of the Van Wyck ad-
,,inistration this bureau recovered in all $751;
esf or an average OF about $4,000 yea.
7, will easily be seen that the bureau. under
-, rresent administration. has now exceeded by
.i'rthstan ntial sum twice the total collections for
az tour years Of the Van Wyck administration.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
CLEVELAND ON THE STUMP.
HE CONSENTS To SPEAK IN MORRIS
TOWN FOR FLANAGAN, AFTER MAX
ING SURE OF his PLATFORM.

Plainfeld, N J.. Oct 24.-Ex-President Grover
Cleveland has promised Congressman De Witt
G. Flanagan that he viii speak at Democratic
mass meeting TO be held in Morristown on
Thursday evening next, reappearing on the
stump after an absence or ten years
Congressman Flanagan called ON the former
loader at his home in Princeton. and urgently
requested his aid in the fight against Mr.. Fowler.
Questioned as TO his platform. Flanagan said;
It's the same yours in 1897.
Then I'll speak for YOU" is the reported re-
sponse of the ex-President.
The battle between Flanagan and Fowler is
said by shrewd politicians 10 be one of the
closest on record. Both candidates are wealthy.
and are making the night of their lives.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25

. Neyy-York Aquarium, formerly the old
- Garden. is 10 pass in few days to the
- - Tho Ncw-York Geological Society.
,,,srs for the transfer Of control have al
~, tcer sianad in fact but The society has
'' t.s, Installed i'm charge Of the building.
r. 7,. in the near future. possibly before the
~ ,rcek there win he formal action by
CIV ~ Wilcox ~ the Park Board handing
-. ,bs society the charge Of the Aquarium.
.-,,is,v vfl then install as director Charles
= r,.,s.,,a who has been for some years
L..s n the dsherie= divi ion Of the United
80 Fish commission. How much such
-. will be 10 me advantage Of the city will
s..sorstooa readily 10y people familiar with
=. aarl, history of the Aquarium under Tam
r,,le and later while its director was
-captain jim Jones
while the city viii continue 70 own the
..,.rsupo building. the New-Nork geological
s.oietv viii have absolute control Of it as
-, f,r -be free exhibition Of fish for popular
F,ser,spt and instruction 1t viii receive
-, the city an annual appropriation for the
..,,s,arce If the exhibits and the expense OF
,-.ni-s- the building open 10 the public, but il
=, nave lts own director ana other employees
y .barpe az The building. and viii in time own
n ,be exhibits The Aquarium viii remain al
!. Ratterv There is no thought Of removing IL
!. she Geological Park. The society. however.
!. account Of its connections with many other
.,ss,ies and organizations based upon It's con-
.sof Tho Geological Park. viii he able TO main
,sand enlarge the facilities al the Aquarium
and add greatly 10 its interest.
-be change Of control was not asked for by
,bs New-York Geological Society. but was at
srst suggested by officials Of the city. who de-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
BRETON PRIEST AND WOMEN SENTENCED
PUNISHED FOR RESISTING THE CLOSING OF THE
SCHOOLS

Brest, France Oct 24-AbbA salaur nartsb
priest at Lesnoven Finistere. was sentenced in
court to-day 10 four months Imprisonment and
several other persons. including three Women
were sentenced To various terms in prison. for
acts committed in connection with the resistance
to- The closing last august of unauthorized CON
gregationst schools at St Meen and other places
in Brittany. To all the prisoners was prantsd the
benefit of the First offence law
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
PRINCE CHING'S REQUEST
n HAVE FOREIGN TROOPS EVACUATE
ALL CHINA.

%. 7a-Prince Ching President OF the
Pekins, a. intends 10 ask Germany 20 interpret
Foreign ,s,ons stipulation regarding the evaeua-
the nsSanghai by the foreign troops as embracing
ton Oh OF thus removing the implication that the
all China, Valley is threatened by British
Yangtse- ~ Ezra ndizement. AS the Germans are
schemes OF ne greenent ii stands Il Is doubt
pleaseS- -sTmany will consent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-25
MADE I'LL BY THE STAGE wARDRoRr

Vienna. Oct a-The indignation OF the menners
NJ the dramatic profession in Vienna has hean
aroused because numerous cases OF illness sr,ora.
,he staff of the Imperial Court Theatre here 80
been traced 10 the promiscuous interchange ot
costumes by members of the staff. The rna1
ont of the theatre Is accused of parsinoo =,
bs,ing omrrted 10 take proper precautions 10 Z IN IN
80 Sfaee wardrobe free from infection " Aeep