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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

For old. obstinate, deep-seated Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases take Il
bottle of Stuartss Gin and Buchu.
Many people die from Brishts disease
because they overwork themselves Otnnr
colks suffer from Diabetes. Dropsy. Swell
ing of the Feet and Ankles. Rheumatism
Bad Blood. Gout. Gravel, Inflammation
Of the Bladder. Sleeplessness. Anaem1a
Nervousness, Headache, Neuralgia. urine
looks badly with strong odor, frequent
desire to pass water dizziness.
Stuart's Gin and Buchu will destroy
The poison so that permanent cure IS
made of all above Kidney and Bladder
Troubles. after all else fails. All the
symptoms promptly disappear, and you
greel better from the first dose Thousands
been permanently curd by Stuart's Gin
Ind Buchu. which gives energy life: ana
power to the kidneys. Sold at drugstores.
or by express prepaid 81
stuart's Gin and Buchu. pleasant to
take Sample hottie free by writing 2
S.eauest Ton a postal -card VIII dol stnai
Drug Company IS. al 1antas 10. Sold In
s17seasts Broad street.
ss ocs 22sTh& Sui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
FINGER BADLY MASHED.

Mr.. j. w. Weisiger. who is employed
at the Southern railway shops. suffered
q painful accident yesterday afternoon
when his finger was mashed nearly OH
DR.. Merchant was called in, and stitch
ed up the wound.
The condition OF Miss Inez Barker, who
is i'll with typhoid-fever remains un-
changed. She is under the care Of DR..
Rucker.
Miss Williamson was somewhat better
last nis 1t. and is now thought TO be on
the road to speedy recovery.
DR. William p Mathews will move 10
Richmond within the next two weeks.
He is Professor o. Anatomy IN the Med
ical College Of Virginia. His object in
moving to Richmond is to give much OF
his time to the practice of surgery. He
has already performed numerous opera
tons on patients with deforned limbs,
who are now able to go about without
crutcheS or braces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
sO,1F on THE BOOTHS


Much interest centers in the booths.
which are in charge OF some OF the we'll
known ladies OF Manchester, together
with their assistants.
The country fair booth is in charge of
Miss Ruth Nunnally. Her assistants are
Misses BERTHE Earnish Edna Davidson,
Myrtle Inge. Mary Franklin, Beale Fair.
Ruth Brands Nara DuVal, Edna Bay
ley and Ethel Brown.
The ice-cream booth is in charge of
Mrs. Wilbur Her assistants are Misses
Matte Hatcher. Mabel Brands, Eva
Davidson. Mrs. ]. j. Bayley and Mrs.
Williamson.
In the candy booth are Misses Edna
and Mabel Crook Pearl Hinnant. Edna
Toney and Mrs. ". II. White.
The fancy booth is in charge Of Mrs
William Brown. with Miss Lowell, Mrs.
Gibbs and Miss Fannie McGhee as hec
assistants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
1T IS DOUBTFUL
IL local Applications Alone Ever
,.c,, . Gov. Of Ca,,rrn


Cured Case of Catnrrh.
Most remedies for the treatment Of ca
an b are in the form Of sprays, lnhalers
En- dcls Washes or salves, all purely local
tEfIcalions. and many of them often give
9orlrY rclieI, but the reason none OF
n ever really cure chronic catarrh Is
"a use catarrh is not local disease, and
Joaunct be cured simply by treating the
ga! symptoms.
Moreover. The more serious forms Of
&tarrfl. Tx, catay9h Of the stomach and
>siurra OF tiie bronchial tubes, cannot be
reaehC5 III ai biz local applications ana
Inc fact that neglected catarih OF The lead
}zgs sCoa -a&olves The bronchial TAI cs
fnnath ana liver. Demonstrates that TIE
1.s use as 2 blood disorder. a constitution
.naiady and not At all a local disease
90 really cure catarf'h the system must
be- cleaned from catarrhal poison by IN
Gte}nal remedy. whicn acts eHectiVeiS
l3on the blood and liver
The success Of new catarrh remedy,
STARTS Catarrh Tablets, is because II
ift.es out o. the system through natural
:aarnels, the catarrhal poison and the
: ;Cous lining of the nose. throat and
.reGhea are freed from the excessive mu-
,2ls which collects and causes the hawk
X. Splitting and gagSlng, because the eN-
a5iYe secretion is not furnished from
hfsy blood.
stlart's Catauh Tablets contain many
% the SINE valuable antiseptics used IN
ha|s and ifl!1alers. but instead Of being
5ETlied 10 the infamod membranes of the
Aose and throat. they are taken into the
hloinach and thus reach the blood; the
real scat ana c3use Of the disease.
atuar's Catarrhal Tablets are large,
Deaaant tasting lozenges, composed OF
!stc Cum. Hydra stan, Bloodroot, and SINH
e cetarrh specifics and SO safe TO use
lisi little children suffering from colds
take hem with same beneficial results as
soGit persons.
no trace Of cocaine or opiates, so CONF
mon IN catarrhal medicines, can be found
az btuarIss Cafarrt1 Ttattet1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
ONLY \ SLIGHT TROUBLE.
Stories of the III

stories of the Illness of Presidents
Sister Exaggerated
NEW YORK, October 2s.-Dr. g.. w.
wynlyop, Mrs. Dorr'os. Robinso1's pt'rsi-
clan said to-day that his patient was
in1nrovinr
Mrs. Robinson IS not suffering from
any disease" he said ''She has good
deal of cold, and IS somewhat run down.
but that IS ALL
Asked q $ to the operation said to have
been performed on shipSboard. as Mrs.
Robinson. who is sister. Of Pres'd LEM
Roosevelt, YVES returning TO. America, Or.
#Wynkop said IT stories are very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
NEGRO BADLY CUT.

Policeman Wright has been doing q
great deal of detective work of late. Since
Saturday night he has been looking for
the man who cut Joseph Day in the
hack and arm in an alteration Day
has been in an almost dying condition
and may not recover from the effects of
the wounds. The wounded man, how
ever. declines to divulGe the name OF his
assai!ant. who is now believed to be ON
of his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

DR.. Loving was called Tuesday after
noon to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. EggIes-
ton, at Eighteenth and Hull streets. who
HAD suffered painful injuries by weight
falling Gu his hands, which were badly
mashed.
The condition OF Miss Margaret Mer-
chant. sister OF DR.. Merchant, is much
improved.
Miss Pearl Winfree has arrived in the
city from Drewry's Bluff and is the guest
of Miss DuVal.
Miss Annie Bergman is the guest of
Miss Matte Bergman, in Swansboro.
Mrs. y. c. Brands has returned from
trip to Birmingham, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

field. who have been the guests Of Mrs.
q W Coleman. returned home mis- morn
ing.
The Peninsula Bank has decided to in
crease its capital stock from $4,000 to
5000 The Tank IS in a most tiou.lshins
condition. Mr.. ID. n. Philips is cashier
and Mr. NJ r. HaTTeIl president.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

POTTSTOWN, PA, October 29.-Thieves
with the aid OF a two-horse wagon, sue
ceeGed last night in emptying the Goa
bin of Hiram Bechtel, Of Little Obey. o.
one ton Of anthracite coal which he hao
kept since last spring.
The robbers packed straw about the
bin and the wagon to prevent the noise
Of handling the coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
MORRISON DISCHARGED,

Henry Morrison alias BUD Morris
was tried before Mayor Maurice. yesterday
morning on the charge Of stealing IS
watch from Kelly Gray colored. After:
hearing all hewitt y sses It was ssfouno
tina e here wos not sufficient evidence to.
convict, and Morrison as discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
HEARD At GREENSBORO.
Five NIotor:nen ouit worlS-Pyth-
inn Notes,

inn Notes.
GREENSBORO'. n. c., October %
(Specal.)-Four moto-men of the Green's
boro' Electric Company have left the en-
ploy OF the company. They claim they
did it voluntarily The company claims
that it discharged the men. The motor
men circulated petition to have dis
patcher removed The superintendent
told them that if they didn't like the dis
patcher they could quit The men at
once threw up Their jobs.
The Pythians of Greensboro made the
comforting of the anDlifed third degree
last night an occasion of some consider
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

Morrison is the terror Of the negr.
population of Manchester. as it Is mys-
sterfousy said that he takes live negroes
to the Medical College in Richmond.
He knows something about anatomy an0
tells the coored FOLKS how many bones
and muscles there are in their bodies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
CoRREspoNDED; THEN MARRIED.
wedding OF w. S. Shaw and Miss
Miss Eliza Austin.

ROANOKE, VA. October 2s.-(Special)
w. S. Shaw. Of Mcdowell. w. Va, and
Miss Eliza Austin. daughter Of John Aus
tin, of Galloways Va, were married to-
DAY by Rev. Peter Coon. The match was
consummated through the correspondence
method, which began thirteen months
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
AN OLD SEWING MACHINE

Mr.. stroude representing the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, has purchased
the old sewing machine which belonged to
Dr.. Richard Hobson. who died in Powha-
tar county. The machine is the Oldest of
the kind in Chesterfield county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
TWO ACRES Gave IN.
one of the Largest That Ever Oc'
currcd-.ifners Escape.

currcd-,iincrs Escape.
JOPLIN. MO. October s9.-The Stewart
mill ami other valuable mining property.
including seven Shafts in the Eleventh
Hour tract property near here. taking in
over two acres of ground, caved in TO-
day TO depth of 100 feet. The cave-tn
is perhaps the largest that ever occurred
in the Missouri-kansas district. FIFTY
miners escaped uninjured having been
warned of the approaching danger by the
cracking CT the ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
heath of Jno. II. Cooper.

ROANOKE. VA. October 29.-(Soecial.
John T. Cooper. the sen of f. Cooper
died here last night from dropsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
1n,1NE1 ON FIRE

An alarm IF fire WAS TUNED in shortly
before noon yesterday on account of a frs
in a chimney at 2o23 Hull street Fireman
Smith put cut the flames en-. nc damage
vas lone The house was occupied by
col,rtti cccplC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
sAI.OoN-kEEPERs DEFRAUDEp.

SALOON-KEEPERS DEFRAUDED.
Some of the saloon-keepers Of Manchcs-
ter have been defrauded out of much
nc, by a shrewd pool player, VINO
managed to get several hundred dollars
before leaving the city y pool player
from Richmond participated in a game
+. one OF inc Huu-street saloons and .ost
!. large sum of money. AS soon as the
trickster mad filled his pockets with
money he had won from the Richmonder
lie started 10 leave. The expert arrived
in Richmond only to be confronted by
the man he had detrauded. The kc.:
monder pointed a pistol in the mans face
and demanded the return of IS money
After receiving the money the Rcn
monder warned the tricl1ster and told
him to leave town at once. The expert
pool player, has not been seen since.
DEATH OF MR.. RUSSELL.
William E. RUSSELL twenty-rour years
old. died Tuesday night at his home, on
The Ninth-Street road, after a brief ill
ness.
Mr.. Russell was the son of Taylor Rus
sell He was engaged in the fish and
oyster business in Manchester. He was
born in Chesterfield county, wnere ne haC
many friends.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon, and the burial was in Maury
Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
ILLNESS OF MIR TEADLEY.

" 3. Bradley elio las neen i'll for
! several DAYS is able IT, LIE VI. again. Mr..
Bradley is one of the ccn1!s ctcrs for tbs
| wcrk which Is now being dcNe in James
1iver in tie vicinity Of the William r
Trigg Co.lpanS's shipEaros.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
FAMILY IN DISTRESS.

a family named Story living at Eighth
and Perry streets, are reported as being
in straitened circumstances. and in need
Of food and clothing. Some of the min
listers Of Manchester are doing all they
can to appease the hunger Of the family
by sending them something to eat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Miss Carrie simmons Dead.

ROANOKE. VA. October 29.-(Special)
Miss Carrie SiIllmors the 16-vear-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Simmons,
died THIS morning at Kenneth's Store. in
Franklin county. from typhoid-fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

There viii be a meeting OF the School
Board tonight for the purpose of elect
ing successor TO Mr.. Luther NJ. Nun
nally. who has resigned as secretary.
Mr.. William Lipscomb is among the can
didatss for the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
FOR BENEFIT OF CHURCH

FOR BENEFIT OF CHURCH.
The presentation of Sir Moneys CRU
SADIE. for the benefit of the Cowardin
Avenue Christian church Will be one OF
the most attractive performances of the
kind ever seen in Manchester. 1t will
probably be seen for the first time mex.
week. Rehearsals are being held two or
three times week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
OF for the Coal Fields.

Mr.. William Rurlire'1am. of the Chesa-
poake ard Ohio Coal and Coke Conf
Many. left LIST nirht for the mines III
the New River coa!-t1elds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
HIGHwAYMAN ESCAPES.

The hiEhwayman who held up Henry
Brooks (cclored)e at Eighth and Perry
streets at an early hour yesterday morn
ing is being looked for by Policeman
Smith The thief struck his victim sew
eral heavy blows. and was getting the
best 81 him when Policeman Smith ap-
peared. Before the officer could ascertain
the nature OF the trouble the thief has
tened his steps in leaving for parts un-
known to the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Thieves stcuI Ton of Coal.

much exaggerated. In reality 1t was q
very slight trouble, and quickly relieved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
WAS A CHARMING WIDOW.

In The presentation Of Queen Ann Cot
tages'' at the country fair in Manchester
last night there was a congEomera ton
of invita- tons extended by the lady char
acters to their guests. in order to vie
with each other in entertaining. De-
licious vards had been served when Miss
Edna Baylcy, as Mrs. Thomas Jefferson
Dillingham; a widow, arrived, and insist
ed on having the pleasure of entertain
ing the occupants OF the cottases AT
this point of the performance the risi-
bilities Of the audience were taxed to
their utmost and the scene was mirth-
provoking. Miss Bayley made charming
widow. and acted her part with ease and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Every scene was thoroughly enoyed

Every scene was thoroughly enoyed,
...,au uy lht hearty applause.
Misses Bessie Wells, Emma Lamb, and
Ethel Harding acquitted themselves nice
~ Messrs Edward Burton, David VIII
shire. Charles Watkins, and Robert Top
ham cid we'll.
The third performance will be given
tonight, and matinee will be given to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. The fair
will close tomorrow night with the pre-
sentaton OF the Garden OF Singing Flow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
TgT .
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and
RI | II H
DISEASES, UaIVARl Affections,
DEEP-SEATtD,

For old obstinate, deep-seated Kidney
Bladder. and Urinary Diseases take Z
bottle of Stuart.s Gin and Buchu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-07
LlamamOS Ia attnCi0n
del AyuntamientO de San Juan
aCerca de 10 que
Sigue.

La Junta de Ssnidsd de Calves.
ton. Texss, esta reSlizando experien-
ciRs con un horno por t&til dehtir ado
quemar be surae. Ell horno es
arrastrAdo por ell caro- destiaado 8
Ia limpiezs; y todos los desperdicios
que deben ser quemados Immediate
msnte SO coloc IN en- el horno, en- lu.
gar de &c hArlos en- Ell caro-, Cnapdo
el horno est& lleno. Sc le desepgan.
cha del caro- y Sc le enciende, que
d&ndo en- pCco tempo destruido su
contenidc. Sc espera que estos hor.
ncs puedan desempe11ar el mismo Of
clio q. los crematorios, exeeptuAndo
In destracc On por Ell fnego de las
sustanciss pesadas y de los l1qui
dcs
Como m buen ere matorio cuests,
por 10 manos S5,0'Oy un horno de
estos solo 500, 81 las esperieucias
dan reeultado, puaden les municipios
coz POGO gssto resolver IN problems
muy intereeants para la h'giene de
las ciudsdes.
Y como tenemos entendido que
ell Ayuntamiento de San Juan pienss,
y pienss muy biep. on To ruanera de
establecer nm <cremStorioS en 10 ciu
dad, cyeemos que ts1 vez puada ser
d1il ls publicSci6n de 10 que con res.
pecto oil asunto, SO er says en- Texas.
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Alternatives del tieupO
(Wether Bureau.
%
Bolet(n de Ia semana que
termin6 el 2 de Agos-
to de 1902.
Gale Allen n6mero 5, San Juan

Calle Allen ndmero 8, San Juan
P. r, Agostc de 1892.
TEMPO Han ocurrido agu
ceres en- todos les distsltos pero ge
neralmente han sido muy ligeros,
excepto en- los distritos de s Ism G r.
man, Msysgu z, y parties del distrito
de Arecibo. Sarecesits ma lluvias
en- todas |: secciones y EN- unas pc
cas- LoclldRdes las cosechas esta1
enp aZaudo & suf ir motivsdo al item
po seco. E tempo de Ia samans b ;
sido favorable para les trabsjos de
campo y las cosechAs han Pfc g :esa
do: Ls precipitation media que in
formau de 19 estaciones es ! 02 pull
gadas; 10 cautidad mayor que han
informsdo es 8 81 pulgsdas en- San
German; Ia menor, OIL de pulgada
en- Ponce. La temperature mas alta
que hau informado es de $50 en- B =.
yanoo; 10 mas bajs, 61o en- Cidra.
COSECBAS. De ia vecindad
de FAiardo irforman que al arroz 60 ..
t& sufeiendo por fAlta de lluvia y
que tambien 10 selfs convenisnte al
cafe en- Glgunas locsiidades, zero en-
general todss las coseehss estAn er
nuena condic 81 y prometen buenos
resultadoe.
e arroz se halla en- todos esta
dos, hacienda nuevas siembras y ma
duro en- otros casos, y esta en- condi
ci61 excelente en- casi todxs las sec
clones. E corte de msfz contiI & ;.
TAmbi6n contiL e. la moliends en-
un&s pocas haciendas. Sc ha pre-
parade mucho terrero para semille
ros de tabsco, hab'chuelas, maiz y
otros fcutos memories, Use hA sem
b aso algupa hsbiehusla. En- variss
X esli 'a1es Sc han recogido los pri
msros grsuos de cafe = 81 cacso esst
madurando, Los pastos necesitar
| aqua,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-07

perfume cue exhsisha bnlllan los
atomos del csroorn!
iQaG conaumio en- al cerabro IL
iustantknes svgesti6a de an penss'
mieuto cub incl
~ qu6 de extraflo t3lis todo
ESQ? lNo er&E las aas Gel rio lac
que serv1Sn de slimento & ID pobla
ci6u: 60 hRtisr 6stas disuelto los
rest1s org Ariza3os del cadaver?
AqlallS !oven cuiGe5osa de su
beilezs y saeO, natural era que ussse
pars su baflo las trsspsreates lir fss
con las que reg sria tsmbi6a sin duda
algcns los elegAptes jarrones de su
iaroin.
El oxie ,no Y 81 ca, b mo, 81 hi
drogeuo y el szoe de las combin9cio.
mes cuAternariss, quedAron ep liber'
tad, fusrcn devueltcs 81 immense re-.
cep,a'pio ds la nSt1r1se2a J cont
nuaton fAcilitando sus slem s1tog
fuadAmentG!as los ruevos keres.
La SUCCESSION de les seres es Ia.
mersg, iunumerAble, infni5s: IL
materia creAda de an5cmsrc, les
f.ece, por tempo lin'ta3c, sEs ser
viciosrLas vestidurSs one usaron
urCs, es necesario bier rco1to usrg
cubrir In deEnpdez dc los otrcs.
Da ahi 10 eterna lucha, IL irca~
sante carpiceria de los seres vivos
del plsneta sguijoneajos respeetlva'
meuta por In icst'ntivA necesidad de
ia Conservation de las in iividuM,ida.
desy la propagation de las espe-
cies.
De ahi IL izsci5n indiepen-
Sc be de les despojos de la muerte
para el sostenimiento de 10 vida.
iMaerte! lDisgregaci6u de 10
uateriA LibertAd del atomo que
obedecia In infinidad, 6 la chesi6r,
nj rgrupsmiento fisiol6gico y que
nj cesar la vids, recobra sus cuslida-
de sus indeper dencia, su personals
mo y 81 antes se arr&straba con Ell
reptil, sube despues, en- 10 vigoros o
remerA del &guila & las regiones del
viento; 81 antes hervia en- el seno del
pantano, ssciende luego en- ell vapo
roso cendSl, se cuelgs, como en-
oriental y luioso pabellon en- | q
bIondas que entreteje ell iris con sus
faLtasticos matices, sirve de asientc
al r&yo en- las alturas y convertible
acsso en- materia radi&nte abando
ma ell limitAdo recinto de In atmcsfe
~ t9rrestre y sube invadir los es
pAci IS intraestelares contribuyende
eu Ia nebuiosa naciente & Ia genesis
de nuevos mundos en- Ia inmensidad
de 10 ipfirit,
IT, dos hAbian libado en- In cops
de Sc pin Todos Sc hIbian spropis
DO IN giron de IL t6oica del ahoga
do!
Rafael del Taus
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Comunican de San Petersburgo.
La Emperatriz viuda, varios miem
bros de ID familia real y muchos di
plom&ticos asistieron al lanZamiento
del buque de guerra sOrens. y oil &C
to de- -poner quilla 81 acoraza ado mol.
to ane -icano 81 .linois., que enarbola
ba 10 bandera de Almirante, y que,
acompaf1ado de les cruceros Chica
COY San Francisco, zsrpo inmediata
mente para Chatham. Ri Cracero de
10 mism& nacionslidad ga Aloanya que
do anclado en- este puerto.
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como el de las antosidades de sani.
dad; y es sumamsnte importante que
Sc ded que una partida para el psgo
de an Euedo eu Fl :ien te, con el cual
pueda amgleErse un &pto y compe-
tente acnltativo, como m6dico de
s3nid&d en- cAda poblaeion.
sYo cnnfio en- que si su Ayunta'
miet to no ha asignaio esa partida,
usted conside' ara este ssunto en- de-
bida seriedad y srregl&r& los asuntos
economicos de su Corporation de
tai mAnera que pueds usted esco'
gar = dAr nm empleo & un meaico
qae sea Absolutamente competentey y
apto para 6 esteimportsnte puesto; y
que todos los empieSdos municipa'
les y ciudadauos, le prestarAu su
mas dacididS cooperation ai Official
de Sandal, para que puedan obte'
nerse los mejores resuitados = ell
mas alto grAdo de. saIud, jxm&s visto
en- Puerto Ricos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-07

Dicen de Pansm& Que entire Fla
menco y las islas ottiques sl aparecer
los csf1oEeros irsurrectos <Padiilss
y Darien, ell gobernador dio orden
& los ca11oneros del gobierno que fue
ran su encuentro.
Ii poblaci6n esta muy alarma
do.
Los atrincheramientos 50 encuen
tran llenos de de soldados.
El caf1oneo eutra los revolucio
narios y los buques del gobierno du
r6 largo tempo.
A las pocas horss SO vic que ell
Padilla. remolcabs al Da1iea, 10 que
hizo suponer que este quedara fuera
de combate.
e sef1or Rafael Montoro ha 81
do nonbrado ministro de Ia Repdbli
ca CabAna en- Europa, con residen
cia en- Madrid Montoro es muy como
cido en- Espaf1a por haber represen
tsdo & su patria en- Ell psrlamento de
Ia peninsula, cuando era adn colonia
y por haber dado v&riAs confereu
cias en- Ell Ateneo de Madrid.
Notician de Londres que cinco
trenes especiales conduieron como
IN millar de h1sspedes djstirguidos
hasta Ia quinta en- donde d&ba an ex
p}endido egarden partyo, ca Fl 3tfield
House, el exprimer Ministro de Ia
Gran Bretaf1a, Lord Salisbury En-
tre los asistent9s Sc hallsbAn los
miembros del gabinete, los principes
indios venidos & Londres con motive
de ID coronscion del rey Eduardo, el
cuerpo diplom&tico y todos los miem
bros do Is camars de los comunes
Los plsntadores de cana de Kings
ton Jamai5s estAn descontentos con
10 oferta de 10. 900 libras esterlinas
hechspor Ell gobierno iugles para
ayndar & 10 industria azucarera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-07

El ce'ebre pfator ruso Vassili
Verestchagcin, ha recibido encar
go del Presidente Roosevelt de
pintar un cuadro que represente ID
batalle naval de Santiago de Cuba y
que 80 hallsba en- esta ciudad embsr
c6 para Nueva York abordo del <Se
guranzs.. Fl artista hs hecho miru
cfosos estudios en- 81 propio lugar de
10 acci6p entire la fota de Sapson y
10 de Cervera. Creess que el cuadro
que pintarG serA una obca mae stra
en- el g6nero militsr.