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The evening world., 1902-06-12
M'KENNAM MAY KNOW
HIS FATE TONIGHT.
Case ofthe Policeman Accused
of the Murder of George
Renk Goes to the Jury-In-
sanity the Defense.

Taking of testimony in the trial of
John ]. McKenna for murder in the
first degree was concluded before JUS
tice Scott in the Criminal Branch of
tho Supreme Court to-day. The case
will go to the jury tonight.
McKenna, who was a policeman in the
sanitary squad. was in Aaron's road
house, on the Dutch Farms road. on the
night of Aug. II, 1899, when George Renk
and his wife rode up IN a carriage. Nc
Kenna insisted hat he Renks drink
with him and then he accused Renk of
stealing his watch.
An argument ensued and McKenna
drew his revolver. Renk ran out OF the
building and McKenna chased him,
shooting him dead in the %
A commission appointed by Justice
Fursman declared Mc<onna insane on
Dec. 1. 1899. and he was sent TO the Mat
tewan Asylum. He was discharged last
November as cured and was placed on
trial yesterday.
Assistant District-Attorney Croft CON
Quoted the prosecution and Levy &
Unser appeared for McKenna. The de-
Tense is that the policeman was insane
when he committed the crime. Drs. AL
llsOn, Ramsdell. Murray and Campbell,
OF the Matteawan Asylum. were put on
the stand by the defense and all swore
that in their opinion MrKenRa was
crazy when he killed Renk.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
REQUEST INQUIRY
IN PHILIPPINES.
Carnegie, Adams, Schurz and
Others Ask Congress to In
vestigate - Soldier Tells OF
Seeing Water-C Cure.

WASHINGTON. June l2,-Represen-
tatlve Mccall, of Massachusetts,, to-
day presented to the House a memorial
signed by Charles Francis Adams. An
drew Carnegie. Carl Schurz. Edwin
Burritt Smith and Herbert Welsh, ask
ing that a Congressional committee OF
investigation be appointed to go TO the
Philippines to inquire into and report
upon conditions existing there.
Mr.. Carnegie's signature was author
lied by cable.
Mark II. Evans, of Des Moines, Ia.
formerly of the Thirty-second Volun-
teer Infantry, va a witness before
Senate Philippine Committee to-
day. He testified to seeing the water
cure administered in the Province OF
Batan. also to the burning Of villages
where insurgents were located.
with these exceptions. he said, the
treatment of the natives by the troops
had generally been kind.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
HUSBAND RICH,
WIFE CLAIMS.
"No, Poor Not a DOL
Iar,' Spouse Protests
When He Appears in
Shabby Clothes.
DUAL ROLE is CHARGED.
Victor lie Teyre, Accused OF
Owing AIimony, Said to BE
Wealthy or in Need, as the
Situation Demands.

TIL story of a man who is said TO be
rich in New Jersey and poor in New
York and to play each role with equal
ability, came out in the Adams street
Court, Brooklyn. to-day.
Victor lie Teyre is said to wear dla-
monds and fine raiment. to support an
expensive establishment and TO spend
o lavishly-in Jersey City, while 1t
10 declared he wears mean clothes ana
seems always in need OF money when
he is in New York City.
AS he crosses the ferries only occa-
edonally the transformation Is not often
called for, according TO his wife. Mrs.
Alice lie Teyre. who lives at No. u
Nassau street. Brooklyn.
Whatever he Is in Jersey City lie
Teyre made earnest declaration OF be-
ine ANYTHING but wealthy when he was
nrraigned in court.
lam only a poor man. he said. i
have not a dollar in my pocket
His clothes were shabby and supported
his statement.
His wife, who has by strategy involved
lie Teyre in three different legal
troubles, apparently overreached herself
to-day, for Magistrate Dooley said one
or pne cases against TIE h.ai ioohSd I'm
persecution.
The woman says lie Teyre was for
merly in the employ of the British Gov
eminent after the Phoenix Park muir
ders. She is the daughter of a Captain
of Police in ireland.
lie Teyre Is suing his wife for divorce
and she, pending the trial. obtained an
order for the payment OF s. a week
alimony. This she claims she has not
received, 30 she obtained an order for
lie Teyre to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt OF Court.
The man came to New York yesterday
n in order to hold him until the order
could be served ON him. e. G. Smith.
employed by Mrs. lie Teyre. picked a
quarrel with the husband. LIE Teyre
beat him and was arrested. as Smith
desired. Then, while lie Teyre was in
Jail, he was re-arrested on a warrant
charging him with abandonment.
1t was this case that was before
Magistrate Dooley. While 1t was being
heard the order to show cause was
served on the man. The Magistrate
t%hereupon adjourned the case.
The evening world., 1902-06-12

WEST POINT. n. Y, June r.
West Points centennial celebration
was ended to-day with the presenta-
ton of diplomas to the h|undredth
graduating class, consisting OF hiN-
four members.
The weather was fine and the cere-
mony took place out of doors on that
part of the parade grounds known as
Cavalry Plain"
An open tent over a platform a
been erected for the speakers and
officials, and standing at the front OF
the platform, President Roosevelt
presented each new officer with his
diploma.
II was expected the President would
make q few remarks. but he Simply
shook hands with each cadet. on the
platform besides the President were Gen.
Horace Porter. Gen. Miles, Secretary
Root. Secretary Moody, Postmaster-Gen-
eral Payne. the Chinese Minister, WI
Ting-fang, Senator Pettus, of Alabama;
Senate ouarles, of Wisconsin: Gov. Odell
the italian Ambassador, Mr.. Des
Planches. Gems. Young, schofel1, Nc
Cook. Brooke. the Right Rev. DR.. Con-
atty. the Academic Board of the Acad-
envy, Chehdb Bey, Gen. Corbin, Mr.. Pull
lido and Gen. Dick, OF Ohio.
Dick Talks of Army.
The speakers were Gen. Dick for the
Board of Visitors. Secretary Root for
the Government and Gen. Miles for the
Army.
Gen. Dick said in part. after giving
advice to the cadets: THE wars con-
Quoted by the United States never have
been for conquest. Cuba is now a sis
ter republic and Porto Rico has more
freedom and contentment h a ever.
The war with Spain was unavoidable
and we came into possession of the
Philippines as a result. our authority
The evening world., 1902-06-12
NEW YACHT CLUB MEMBERS
Many wsrI-Knovn Names Added
10 the List.

The New York Yacht Club to-day
elected the following new members,
w. de Forrest Wright. Lieut.. Warren
J. TeLhnne, u. s. ~, George G. Fo.-
Tea, A. II. Boarman, W. Il Fle!tmau.
Henry r. Sheldon. Philip Mosier Lyllg
Thomas y. Sullman, Charles y. owen,
jr.. George j. Jackson, Clendlnn,n Eek.
ert Asa y. Davis, "A. D.. David II.
Gaines. Henry g.. Fairbanks. j. Price
wltherill. clifford W. Hartridge, sh"f-
nsld Phelps LenoK Smith. Wlnslow 5.
piercs, Edwin Hall S%hethalr. Lieut..
kcsscn Brown, Sorman " DodTo,
lieut.. Frederick n. Payne, 4. g. ~.
paEtel H. Kane. Robert winaor "a NJ.
Ior, IN, r. w, Emmons, "a, Edgar
Palmer and II. Yale D0l1n.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
SUNBEAM JURY"
STOOD 10 TO z,
Majority Wanted to Give Ver-
dict of So in Favor of
Carnes - Hanson Back in
Jail.

1t was nnounce to Justice Dugro in
the Supreme Court to-day that the jury
In the Little Sunbeam case, brought
by Frank NJ. Carnes against Arthur n.
Hanson. his partner. to recover $25. 900
damages for the alienation of the affec-
tions OF Mrs. Nellie VI. Carnes, had dis
agreed.
Counsel for Sheriff O'Brien asked that
Justice Dugro make a ruling with refer
ence to the disposition Of Hanson, who
Is a prisoner in Ludlow Street Jail, and
who has been brought to court each
day during the trial on a writ of habeas
corpus.
Justice Dugro remanded Hanson to
prison, and, on the application of Ma
thaniel Cohen, Of Howe Il Hummel,
counse for Hanson, for an immediate
retrial Of the case, placed the case for
trial next Tuesday morning. Hanson
then left court with a deputy sheriff
for Ludlow Street Jail.
William Churchill, a juror, said three
ballots were taken. and hat on the
last the jury stood ten to i've FOR the
plaintiff.
The juror further said that he was in
favor of six cent veddict In Iarnes' =
favor, and that the majority Of the jury
were for giving him - damages. Juror
William Bley. Churchill SAID, had re-
fused to find any verdict except Tor the
defendant. because there was no room
No. 40 at the Waldorf-AstOrIa, 1t va:
alleged that Hanson and Mrs, Carnes
occupied 1t under the names OF On
Walton and wife"
"Bley," said Churchill, Announce
that he had gone 70 the Waldorf hm,
covered there was no such room a. $50
Churchill added that he mad intended
20 bring this matter before Justice IA,
gro, but as the case was 10 yc trio.
over again next Tuesday ne had dccldcl
TO let the matter drop.
The evening world., 1902-06-12

Mamie Downey, a young and pretty
woman OF about twenty years, at
tempted her life with carbolic acid
early this morning at her home; No. 81
Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn. She was
taken to the Eastern District Hospital.
No reason is known for her attempt to
kill herself.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
$lI.OO Mattings at SOS,

Fourth F1oor)
IFS rolls very heavy jointless China
mattings, large range Of PATTERNS;
also plain white; regular price,
Sll.Oc, special for Friday only. 7.9S
The evening world., 1902-06-12

Margaret Wagner. of No. l53 Graham
avenue, Williamsburg, fell from the
hre-escape twenty feet this morning
and is In St. GATHERINGS Hospital with
a fractured skull, She is twenty-five
years old.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
WEST POINTS HUNDREDTH
GLASS RECEIVES DIPLOMAS,
Bestowed by President Roosevelt on Cavalry
~Plain-Cheers for Miles.


there must he as absolute as our re-
sPohsioihtS, Ihat we VIII succeed sIo-
rious,N IN the work we nave taken up
J." 'P fhi'Ppihes 'he "orId no"
Nm'"S
9''','arV hoot saln IL was n tuhua-
mental principe that the military
subject to tre control Of tho civil He
told the cadets to bear In mind that their
education was not by any means com
pletc, and that they could go on learn-
ing to be good soldiers until they re-
tired, II they were lucky enough to live
until the age OF sixty-four.
The regular army. he said, in time of
war was n nucleus of a greater organi-
ton. including the militia and national
guard, and he advised the cadets to get
the goodwill Of these bodies and of citi-
zens interested in the army
Con. E,,
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o u

An employee Of the Dock Department
ffported 70 the coroner' once this
moniinG that tbs body Of an unidentified
man had been found az Thirteenth ave-
~ and Eighteenth street. The man
~ B feet 70 Inches M height. about
<..1Iy year. old and weighed 100 pounds.
~ dzss<sd v dark clothing.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
PLEASURE


in shopping here, where the single
is to please customerS-beSideS
there's the saving of money, time
and energy. Some Lace attractions
for Friday and Saturday:
LACES.
Black Chantilly, EScurial and fine Venise
Gallons, worth up to 6oc.; special, ~.
...... %cS
Platte Val. and Point de Paris Laces, a fine
assortment, values up to 25c.; spe- rO.
Cial, AOS
Black Chantilly and EScurial LaceS and
VeniSe Gallons, worth up to $50; IL.
yard. hoe
TorchonS, Fine Mechlin and Point de Paris
LaceS, handsome designs, worth up to -
/ &C.; special, yard D.
T.. Williamson &SOn
DEPARTMENT STORE,
Columbus Ave-, SD and 83d SITS.
The evening world., 1902-06-12
BOY HAS FRACTURED SKULL.
struck with n Brick by Playmate
who Cannot BE Found.

Daniel Shields, thirteen years old. of
No. 1913 Grand street, Jersey City, is
lying In the City Hospital In an uncon-
scious condition and with a fractured
skull. lie was struck on the back Of
the head with a brink by a playmate
named Thomas Kane.
Kane lives at No. "A Gilchrist street,
The evening world., 1902-06-12

but since the accident he canno be
found. The police are looking for him.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-12
fAllo de los Tribuna.es ell delito co.

fallo de los Tribuna!es ell delito 60.
metido.
Y no Sc nos diga que ID Lay de
Rentas, que es una Ley especial, au
toriza para consignar esos aumentos
por que sieudo ell C6iigo Psnsl ura
Lay Fundamental, aquella debe de es.
tar subordinate a este, y todos los
preceptos que e. Ga en- pugnA CON
los mandates del ref .rido C6ligo
Peral deban quedar resueltos en- Ell
sentido y forma en- que este d.timo
los rssuelvs anulaudo asf los de
aquella Ley adjetivA especial, por
vlciosos 6 improce1entes.
Basta "a de perjaicios en- Ell Or
den ecor 6mieo e, neces&rio qua
todos los propietarios se unan, acu.
dan & los Tciouna'es en- demanda de
reparAci6u, sosteniendo los vAlores
declarados en- las planill&s, y recha.
zando los aumantos inju stlfcados y
arbitrsrios, que Sc han adicionado &
las mis- mas, y para rec]amar, des.
pues los derechos de indemnizaci6n
y dai1os y perjuicios que Sc originen
en- 10 contends.
I'm peajodica0o,
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SObre ValOraCi0n
de propiedades

va In Junta Revisadors de 10
Tasacion est4 notificando & los pro-
pietArios de fincas ~urbanas. rus
ticas que los <Aumentosp hechos en-
las planillAs. spresentadas, respecto
del valor de dichos inmuebles, QUE
dAt&n frmes, 81 dentro del plazo de
clnco aias no sc utilizA el recurso de
segunda sp slaci6p, igcaciosa amente
concedida!
Esto parece un jutgo de nifos.
eC1Aatas veces cukotAs apela.
'iones habrG QUE hacer, Adam1s de
Ia pr1neTG y segu1do, para ante Ell mas
mo 1ri6un0l D To- naisnad Juata2
conste 4ue hego Ia pregants,
por que la segu'ad0 resultA ociosa ri
dtcutd tr&tAndOse, como Sc trata, de
estAblecerlA aute In m isms Junta ure
hubo de entender en- IL primaey0. Dor
cuanto el resultAdo tiene que ser eli
mismo, supuesto que 81 10, razona-
misntos en- que Sc bAsS- la apelaci6u
han de ser sleD p e los mismos, por.
Qae no pueden vAriar .e, cua atas We.
css &c tomen en- consideration <por
di hR unta, resultara at7ao inUori0.
bic, su criterio, por que no hAb Il
NADIA que pudiara justiticsr 10 diver
sidad de parecer, en- el exkmen por
dos Veces. de mn mismo asuuto, en- al
cuai Sc q egan, p0r dos veces tom6ien,
iguAles rAz-namientos
QusdR, pues, suficientemente
probAdR 10 0ttciosidad de Ia sega1u la
ape.aci6n concsdids, y 10 est6rll de
lR labor q 1e Sc emplee en- realizsr
ese trAbslo que Absorve tismpo y
paciencia, digaos de mejor emplso.
ESQ; no obstAnte, los p1opieta.
rios todos deben hacer constar g.
protesta ante esA injasticia, hacienu
do valer sus derechos en- los tribu-
males, fandAndoss en- 10 siguiente:
<Si ell articulo 1873 del C6digo
Penal vigsnte determine que todo
pc, soma. agsnte 6 funcionarlo de III.
guna instruction, corp o -aci6n 6
compaflfa que diere deUolUiere fazsa 6
fraatda1lentanae1te ertendicza 8 Heno0o al.
gat7aa IiStG 8 pla,ei1lo 8 YeldciGn eaiqsd0
PoT la Leg de Rentas de Puerto Raco :.
lncurrlra en- mlsdesmenor,s y, con-
victo que faese de clio, serA o ,tiga'
do con una multA que no ex ,euer& de
quinientos dollars 6 prisi6a con ira
bajo Tornado por nm termino que no
excsdera de un Af1o 6 ambas psnas,
4 dlscrecloa del Tribunal y ese ar.
II ;ulo 378 parece guardian correla-
cl6n con el 20 del Tftulo 20 que trata
<de los delitos y penas,. y que pre-
viene que ssiempre que por cual.
quiera de las disposiciones de este
C6iigo, fuere precise para contituir
delito que eriste la i1etenciGn de defrou
dar, basta1e al efscto, que pareciese
haber hAbido intencion de deffaudar
& algrnA persona, asociacion, cuer.
po polfEico 9 corporaeloncuelquiera
el ai1aico recurso que tiene 10 Junta de
Revision es llevar & los Tribunales
los firmAntes de las planillas, pero
guArdkndose, en- absolute, de ate
rar en- 10 mas mfnimo 10 vAloraci6n
consignada en- las mismAs, mientras
no haya quedado comprobado por eI
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temporslmeute en- San LoreIzo. Sa'
ludamosla cortesmente.
Sc epcuel tran en- ests ciudad
10 respeta ble sef1ora dof1a Escol&sti-
ca Rod. iguez y SD encantadora hiia
r to, de BArros. Grata permanent
cia les deseamos~ en- S IN Jusn.
E, apreciable sef1or don Sal
vador Blu y Bou, de Cosmo, 90 en-
cuentra desde aver en- esta Capt.
tai.
La lisa de propietarios ha so.
licitado del Tesorero de Puerto Ri.
co que ample { an mes m % ell plazo
de so alas, que vence Ell dltimo del
presente mes, para ell pago del pri'
mer semestre de las contribucioDes
CORES spondientes nj corriente &f1o
fiscal de 1902 & 1903 La liga funda
su petic On en- que todavfa no pue'
den estar expeoidcs los 1e,ibos de
dichas contribuciones, puesto que
Sc ha concedido un nuevo plazo
para las alzadss de los contribuyen.
tes perjudicados.
E. dia Is del actual saldr& de
Barcelona, tocando en Valencia, Ca.
diz, Malaga y CanArias Ell vapor <J D
Sc GAllarts con direction & este
puerto y Mayaguez, Pon,e, Santo
Domir go, HsbAna. Santiago de Gu
ba, G e faeg os y M ,uzsnillo.
e. Juez de PAz de Catedral
impuso aver go dias de c&reel An.
tonic Valentin por haber inferido
dos heridas CON uua espada & Ma
nuel Mendozs, ell domingo ppdo.
Aver tomAron puerto, proce-
dentes de IL 10, los vapores "a ks-
dia. y Potomac.
-Hasta maf1ana las y Sc
admitir&n los giros po.tsles y ce-ti-
fcsdos que ha de conducir los e.
U. el vapor Caracas, recogi6ndose Q
las 10 y 30 Ii. 10 correspondence
ordinari&.
-eLa GAcsta, anuncia las va.
cantes de dos escuelas graduadas y
siete rurales en- Morovis.
-Esta mafiana Sc vendia ell kilo
de carne de novillo y de toro en- ell
mercado de esta Capital & 26 cts. y
el de pescado & Is y 20 por classes.
Aver ta,de fallecio en- OF tn
ciudAd, 10 lifting aids Srta. Carmen
Sechett nj. Esta tarde & las cinco
sc verificar& Ell enJierro de su cad&
YER. Descance en- paz ell alma de 10
virtuosa sel1orits
RolataS nara demandaS. on ola
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&c arresto mayor y a salts fAcer d..
ce pesetAs por los daflos chusados 6
indemzizar & Mr Dock JAfks cinco y
medic dollars y & Mr.. Flighen 18 y
medias pesetas, importe de unas ma :
vajas robAdas.
Ell dia IA del actual sc cele
brar&n en- este Tribunal de Distrito
los juicios orales de las causas ms
trui las contra Francisco Rodriguez,
por hurto Jose Mar tinez Llonin, por
Justification y Agustin Alamo por
estupro.
-Ha regresadoa q San Juan Ia
distin guida sef1orita pr, ssora de
instruction y de m6sica, Assume On
Bobadilla y Bas que. sc encontrAba
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LA UNION.

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- 10 calle
de San Jose II, Baios del Casino
Espafol, frente q IL fotcgrsfia del
senior Colorado, estk introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta con tres
com petentes operarios.
Precio de cada servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro
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]nCendio
de una ciudad
HORRIBLES ESCENAS.
Indesori . tible situaeion.

New York Agosto 12 lo-40 A NJ.
La ciudad de Petit Gonaive ha
sido incendiada Un sangriento com
bate tuvo lugar produciendose ho-
rribles escenas. Mientras ell COM
bate arreciaba, la ciudad desapare-
cia envuelta en- llamas. Los ha-
bitantes hufan en- todas direcciones,
reinando una confusion espantosa.
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Perspective siniestra'
Preparase
NUEVO OOMBATE,

New-York Agosto 1910 % 4. VI.
Noticias de origen particular
aseguran que Sc estan preparando
con gran festinaci0n en- Venezuela
nuevas batallas por ambos conten-
dientes. Ell ardor de ia guerra Gre
ce cada vez mas. r.
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P6rdiida..

Sc hA extraviado un imr CT tinen
te de concha amarillo, con incrusta-
cones de o1o y las iniciales r. II.
SerS gratificado ell que 10 entregue
en- Ia calle de San jose eto II.
s2..1
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Desolacion
y ruinas,
INNUMERABLES VICTIMAS
Guerra feroz.

Guerra fer0z.
New York Agosto IL / 40 A. NJ.
Petit Gonaive ha quedado en-
ruinas El recinto urbano hase
convertible en- inf ,rme monitor de
escombros. Por todas parties Sc ven
cuadros dolorosos de miseria. Las
victimas del horrible siniestro as
cienden a considerable numero. La
guerra es feroz, y con la absolute
anarqufa que reina cometense he
chos verdaderamente salvajes,
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OFICINA4DE AsUNTOs AID.
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valls' Fortaleza II (sltos) Gestion
en- los Centros of1ciales y AyuntA
mientos. Sc cuenta CON Abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor
Tambien se ocupa esta oncinA de
compra y ventA de hncas etc.
Mp
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Haiti.
Haiti.
Cabo Haitiano bloqueado
LOS REVOLUCIONARIOS
Derrotados.
Derrotados.

New York Agosto Ia .0-io A. M.
Los revolucionarios han sufrido
grandes derrotas. Los barcos al
mando del Almirante Killic, parti-
dario de Firmln, bloquean a la ciu-
dad de Cabo Haitiano, cuyos habi-
tantes Sc hallan en- desesperadisima
Situacl0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-12

TARJETAS de vista con sobre-
y sin ellos, SO hacen en- <La Cos
rrespondencia.S
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4 r = - r = =
ULTIMA JUGADA.

SO Negas-Tore Rey la {" casia la la
ESTADo ACTUAL DE LIZ PARTIDA.
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La SituaCion
Sc agrava.
TEMORES DE QUE Sc oCUPEN
Las Aduanas,

New York Agosto u 10 40 A. NJ.
Es tan angustioso ell estado del
Tesoro de la Republica Venezolana,
que Sc cree que Alemania 81 pide
indemnizaciones para sus subditos
perjudicados, ocupara las Aduanas
principales, a fin de hacer electives S
rapidamente sus credit S.
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NECESTT Mos 1f

N NECESlTAMOS 40 600 hCm-
bres dispuestos 6 jugarse el TODD por
Ell todo para regalarles cuarenta mil
cuellos de hilo s centAvos en- eel
CIelos IL casa que vende mas cAmss,
colchones, colchonetas, almohadas
y catres met&licos, camas con col
chones & 81 80 FortAleza 25 pidanse
cAtSloQos.
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OONsRJO LAS MADRKs Ri 1sraos ealmanie
On el periodic dela dentioi6n. Alivta dc momsnto
q psQHsno s1friente; produce IN susno natural y
pieSta COZ mucha vvszs. H. muy agradabls al pa
ladax. Calma al nno. aplanda las enoiss. aiyia TO
dos dolores, ayuda al vento. YsGua los intsattnoR
este 1s1or eonooido Yemsdio para 10 daETea, asi
euta DO In dentioi0n q dc ot1as cansas. Tsner cui
daao pediH Dor "yaYabe CalRanse de ET. Winaow
ser el Ms1oY Dc todo.
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En- ell salon tertulia del <Polo
NoYte> Sc reune 10 Fl Or de nnestrA
juventu1 ALI Sc discute afable.
mente y todo Ell mundo sale conten.
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Els precise hsberla tornado una
vez, para no beber otrs; esta 60 10
eCsrveza PAbsts que venden los Sc
nores Cslde, On Avil6s & Company
en- 10 cAlle de Tetuan numero IL.
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F'amiLias sin hogar.
Fiirm1nistas derrotados.
LOS REVOL UOIONARIOs
Huyen.

New York Agosto IL 1-4o A. M.
Pasan de 5000 las familias que
han quedado sin hogar a conse-
cuencia del incendio de Petit Go
naive. Los revolucionarios que do
minaban en- esta ciudad fueron de-
rrotados, huyendo luego al interior
en- completa decentralization.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-12

La Compal1ia Martinez CasAdo
ha alberto un abono de seis funcio
mes en- Caguas.
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Alemania Intervene
Prop6nese desembarcar
FUERZAS.
FUERzAs.

New York Agosto l2 l0-4O A. M.
Visto Ell giro que toman las
cosas en- Venezuela, Alemania pro-
p0nese desembarcar fuerzas en- Puer
to Cabello, para garantizar la vida
de sus subditos.
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Sc desea Alquiiar una casa de
buenas condiciores hig eaicas, cuyo
precio NO exceda de S25. En- esta
imprentA il 1rmArAn.
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POR CABL
CSERVICIO DIRECTO.)
G. m2licase situacion
en- Venezuela.
INTERESTS DE LOS ALEMANES

Sufren r erjuicio.
Nav York Agosto IL 1O-40 A. M.
Por coniucto ofcioso Sc sabe,
qua AlemaLil esta decidida pedir
nu va ipdembizacion a Venezuela,
por los pefjnicios que sufren los
intereses de sus subditos en- aque-
LA Repdblica