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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-09-18

felter's arm and side, terribly
laceraling the arm at the elbow.
and some shot entering his body.
DR.. Campbell of New Grenada,
and DR.. Shoemaker of Huston
town were summoned, expecting
that amputatiou might be neces.
sary; but after the Doctors ex.
amined the wound they found it
such as to only need the removal
of the shot and dressing of the
wound. They do not expect the
patient to have any serious trou-
BILE unless blood poison should de-
velop later.
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Wells Tannery.

Mr.. Stacy Bancroft and broth
er, Of York, Pa, and Mrs. Bette
Hulinger of Jeromeville, Ohio,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Moseby.
Mrs. Quinter of Huntingdon,
and Mr.. Davis of Saluvia, are Wis
lting G. W. Sipe and family.
Miss Cora Truax entertained
twelve of her girl friends the 18th
INST. Judging from the merry
voices of the party they truly en-
Joyed the day,
The Altoona Hunting Club have
begun improvements on the
"Sprowl Mansion" ON top of Side
ling Hill, and will in due season
ABIDE there to gather in the game.
W. ii. Baumgardner has pur-
chased nice pair of Hambleton-
idu nOfSeS.
Dorsey Barnett left on Monday
TO attend Juniata College.
Miss Clemma Stunkard has
gone to Bedford to school.
Our base ball team met the
New Grenada team at Enid last
saturday and-I guess we dare
say played them-but we will not
,lVe the score. You will get it in
New Grenada items. Our boys
are beginners and will not always
be left.
Il mr. and Mrs. John Suitors and
mr. and Mrs. Will Lodge OF
sandy Run spent Sunday with
'onn Gibson. Just as they were
ready to feast on a good dinner,
one OF the family discovered the
house roof on fire. The dinner
was forgotten for a time. We are
siad to say the damage is light.
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The Local Institutes.

The most encouraging feature
yet met in my work was found in
the interest and enthusiasm man
ifested in the district institutes,
the last of which was held at Hus-
tontown last Saturday.
Our first meeting was held at
FIT. Littleton the last Friday of
August. This meeting was well
attended, and the work was han
died in a very creditable manner.
OF the six townships belonging
to the Needmore district, COM
prising 46 teachers, eight were
absent-four of whom unavoid-
ably.
The Hustontown meeting was
well attended by teachers from
Taylor and Licking Greek.
The work done in these meet
ings was interesting and practi-
cal. 1t was especially helpful to
beginners. All the beginners in
the county, but two, attended one
or more of the meetings.
| hope that the teachers of the
various districts will organize To-
cal institutes early in the term.
There is no other factor that can
be so helpful to every teacher as
this work.
Respectfully,
CHAs. e. BARTON.
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Lewis the Robber.

Nearly every one has heard of
Lewis the Robber, one of the
most noted counterfeiters and
highwaymen that ever operated
in this section. There are sever
al caves in this county and in
Bedford county, known as Lewis s
where it is said that he concealed
himself when pursued by officers,
or which he used as places of
abode while he manufactured
counterfeit money.
One time he buried in the noun
tain large whiskey bottle filed
with bank notes, and was not
careful enough in marking the
place; and, although he often
hunted for the place afterwards,
he never found it.
He bought a horse one time
from a man at Burnt Cabins and
paid for it with counterfeit mon
ey.
Mrs. Buzzard, who, few years
ago lived on the turnpike at the
top of Rays Hill, told the Editor
several years ago that she had
often seen Lewis when a little
girl. Mrs. Buzzard's parents liv-
ed near the foot of the mountain
on the west side of Rays Hill, and
Lewis would come down to the
edge of the woods near the house
and, if he saw her, he would cali
her attention and have her bring
him something to eat. She said
he always had plenty of money,
and paid her literally.
Mrs. Buzzard said that on one
occasion, Lewis stopped at the
nome OF poor WIDOW, VINO llved
near her fathers home. The
widow had large family of small
children, and was crying. When
Lewis inquired the cause of her
distress, the widow told him that
i merciless creditor was coming
that day to sell her COW and all
the rest of the little bit of proper.
ty she had, and she would be
turned out of a home. Lewis ask
ed about the mans appearance,
what time the sale was to be,
where the man lived, and the road
he would travel to go home.
After getting a morsel of food,
Lewis disappeared into the
woods. The next morning Lew
is re-appeared at the Widows
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NEW OFFICERS.
The Business Part of the Soldiers
Reunion.

The Business Part of the Soldiers
Reunion.
The following persons were
elected officers of the association
for the ensuing year:
President, j. W. Hoop.
First vice president, Jno. Fish
err.
Second vice president, Benja.
min Deavor.
Chaplain, Rev. Houston.
Treasurer, Henry Wolf.
Secretary, David Malioy.
Surgeon, DR.. W. l.. McKibbin.
Treasurer of monument fund,
David M. Kendall.
On motion of Rev. Houston that
mortuary list of the soldiers of
each township be secured, the
president was authorized to ap-
point a committee in each town.
ship to secure list and send the
same to the secretary.
"A resolution was read and
adopted authorizing the president
to appoint con- mittee of one in
each township to procure sub
scriptions to the monument fund.
The following resolutions were
offered and adopted September 5,
1902:
Whereas, Fulton county in past
national events, especially from
1861 to 1865, having distinguished
herself by full representation in
every branch of the service and
upon every great battlefield of
the war of the rebellion, and feel
inga just pride in such represen-
tation,
Resolved, That we make every
effort for the erection of our pro-
jected monument, in commenora-
ton of their patriotism, valor and
iidelity.-
Resolved, That through our
county papers we ask contribu-
tons of 81 90 or more from each,
To be sent to the bank at McCon-
nellsburg, and respectfully ask
the county papers to publish
weekly the list of contributors
with the amount opposite their
respective names.
We also ask the school children
jointly from each school to con-
tribute and each school shall be
credited, the money to be depos-
tied in the bank subject to the or
der Of our treasurer, David M.
Kendall.
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p. X. McIntyre.

Last Wednesday Mrs. McIn.
tyre, of New York, who had been
spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Knauff of Ayr township, received
a telegram that her husband was
seriously i'll. She at once left for
New York, and on Thursday
morning when she reached him
at the hospital found him in a
critical condition. He had had a
stroke of paralysis Tuesday, and
on Friday died. His remains
were inferred at Tamaqua,
Schuylkill county, Pa, on the fol
lowing Monday.
Mr. Mcintyre was born 38
years ago, and at the age of 10,
took his fathers place as night
workman in coal mine. Soon
thereafter, he went to Philadel-
phia, and became foreman on the
railroad between that city and
Mauch Chunk, and later became
an engineer on the same road and
held tho position for seven years,
when he accepted a position as
engineer in John Borkell's large
factory, 42-44 E. Houston ST.,
N. Y, where he was employed up
to the time of his last illness.
Mr.. Mcintyre had fine educa.
tion-both English and German,
and spent much of his leisure in
the reading and study of useful
literature. His motto was, Learn
all you can about everything you
can"
He was married June 81, 1894,
to Miss Martha Knauff, who,
with his mother, five sisters and
two brothers, survives him.
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FULTON COUNTY.
First Election for Township Offii-
GERS In Wells.

First Election for Township Offii-
GERS in Wells.
Election held at"Middle" school
house, with John X. Ready, Judge;
James Willett and David r. Nail,
inspectors, and Charles Barton
and X. A. Moore, clerks.
Constable. David Stevens, AZ;
j. r.. Wcodcock, 2.
Judge of Election, Joseph
Richardson, 81; James Moore, 20.
Inspectors. john l.. Stnnkard
Al; David Glffin, 25.
Assessor. David Stevens, 8S;
]. II. Woodcock, 21.
School Directors. u. M. Stunk-
ard, A {; WV. Edwards, 40; John
Wishart, 40.
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n. B. Jackson Dead.

Mr.. N. B. Jackson, q farmer
near Akersville, this county, was
kicked iu the stomach by one of
his horses last Friday evening.
at first, it was not thought the
accident was Of a serious nature,
but symptoms soon began to de-
velop which showed that Mr..
Jackson's condition was critical,
and he sank rapidly until Sunday
evening when he died. He was
aged about 36 years, had been
married twice-tirst to daugh-
ter of Nathan b. Hixson and to
them one child was born. His
first wife dying, he was afterward
married to daughter of Amos
Wink, and three children are the
result of this union. Mr.. Jack
son had but recently purchased
the West Asa Akers property.
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Leonard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Bergstresser, fell off of the
fence breaking his leg a few in
ches above the knee. DR.. Camp
bell was summoned and rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
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CUPID'S WORK.
Resent Matrimonial Alliances.
QUERRY-HUDSoN.

At the brides home on Tues
day afternoon, September 16,
1902, by Rev. A. G.. Wolf, Mr.. Al
bert Anderson Query and Miss
Bertha Hudson. The young cou.
pie arc spending a few days with
friends in Taylor township.
PITTMAN-HEWET
AT the home of the brides pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob G..
Hewett in Thompson township,
by Rev. Lewis Cham bers, Mr..
McCauley Pittman was married
to Miss Phoebe Il. Hewett,
Wednesday, September 10, 1902.
The groom is a son of the late
George Pittman.
The young people have the best
wishes Of Il large circle of friends.
BLACh--HAMll.
At the residence of the brides
uncle, Alexander Hamil in Frank.
lin county, Tuesday, September
2, 1902 by the Rev. G. Gumbert,
were married, Mr.. William S.
Black, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Fred Black, and Miss Alice Hamil
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hamil, all of this place.
The bride and groom are among
our excellent young people, and
have our best wishes for a long,
prosperous and useful life.
GLENN-HOUCK.
On Thursday, Sept. 4, at Nor
rison, Ill, Mr.. Harvey Glenn and
Miss Lizzie Houck were united III
holy bonds of matrimony by Rev.
Enos Holt, pastor of the M. E
church at that place.
The ceremony was performed
at high noon in the presence of a
few friends and relatives.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Glenn of Lanark,
Ill, and is popular with his
friends and acquaintances. He
is considered one Of the rising
men of his town.
The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ephraim Houck of Ayr
township, this county. She went
to Illinois about year ago and
has won for herself a host of
friends with whom she is popular
and who extend to the happy
couple their best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn will go to
housekeeping at once on the w.
H. Stanley farm two miles north
of Coleta, which Mr.. Glenn has
rented.
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In remitting dollar to renew
his subscription, Uncle Henry
Tice of Gibsonburg, Ohio, says
he expects to come east in few
weeks.
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Mr. ID. b. Cessna, Mr.. ]. Roy
) 0essna' Miss Henrietta Weiser
~ rau MISS Flo Blymyer, a pleasant
lna paasy o. Bedford young people,
|.a' spe1I ~ Monday night at the Full
'ou mouse on their way to Green
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Mrs. A. F. Little has just re-
turned from Baltimore aud New
York with an extensive purchase
of fall millinery. See her new ad.
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Trespass Notice .

We, the undersigned, hereby
give notice to all persons not to
trespass on our premises either
by hunting, fishing, or in any
manner whatever, as prosecution
will follow disregard of this no.
tice.
j. G. Kendall r. M. Kendall
w. E. Hoke A. w. Johnston
Jno. F. Kendall j. G. Tritle
Jas. Fryman D. M. Kendall.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-03

mi irforme, no voy 6 analizar las
otras citas de Ii erdditR decision
del Honorable Attorney General,
porque las leyes extendidasa q Puer'
to Rico y citadas en- ell documento,
faeron modifisadss por posterior De
cret to de Noviembre 25 de 1897. FL
Diccionario de la Administrator E )
pS1ola de Alcubillas citado general e
rnente es una compilation comenta"
do de la legislation sespAGlola y tratA
de muchAs leyes usadRs en- 10 PENN
sula. Algunas de esss leyes 'nunca
faeron aplicadas 6 Puerto Rico y
otras SO modi6caron antes de aplicar
SO { 10 Isls; son tan confnsSs, aun
para uu abe gado esp&f1al que no este
muy familiarizado con las legisIatu
ras de Espana y Puerto Rico que
hAcer esta explicaci0n mas detallada
seria abusar iuutilmente de 10 bon
dadosR AtenC16a del CJmite.
81 Presidente: Creo que ahor&
10 entendemos, Mr. Deg
81 Sr Degatau: Doy las grR.
cias al Comit6.
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dora P. r de esas sumas, entire
otros eiemplos que citAr, en- el Real
Decreto Autorizando 81 Ministro pa
ra pres sntar & las Cortss ell presu-
puesto generSl de Puerto Rico para
los af3os de 1880 81, Para h scer esos
pr6stamos el Estado Insul&r tenia
entire otras fuantes de ingreso, los
que le producian Ia renta de algunas
de las tierras del Esthdo. Si hubie.
ran sIdo propisdad de E paGR, 81 el
tesOro de Puerto Rico hubierA sido
sim mplemente una dependencies del
gobierno de EspafIa, e1 gobierno de
Espaf1a no hubierR podido recono.
Ger que era deud6r 81 de Puerto Ri
CO, puesto que'nadie puede ser deu-
dor de 81 mismo.
Para los detalles del presupues'
to del Estado Insular, les remito {
Ia pagina del informe para el af1o
de 1899 publicado por el Sscretario
de Puerto Rico; durante Ell gobierno
del general Davis, DR.. CAyetAno
Coll y Toste, titnlado xResena del
Estado Social Econ6mico 6 Iudus
trial de la I sla de Pto Rico, al tomar
possession de ella lss Estados Unidos. p
Una de las referencias hechas
en- la decision del Honorable Attor'
ney general. es una tomada del v&lio
so informe d. Mr.. Henry r Carroll.
Cuando Mr.. Carol fu6 nomb4ado
comisionado especial por ell Presi
dente en- Puerto Rico, tom6 como
Vds. sabsn los informes de muchAs
personAs de Ia isla y los public6 en-
memoria Uno da estos informes,
al que Sc alude en- Ia decision del At
torney general, es el del DR. CArbo
| nell siendo Sacretario de FOmanto
del G Gobierno Insular. Mr. CArbonell
a1rm& q g su DEPARTMENT. tie
ne Jurisdiction para Ia concession y
venta de las tierras de Ia Corona.
Esta declaration demuestra que
10 que SO llama por ell traductor lei
DR.. Carbonell no hab!a ingl6s) site
rras de Ia Coroua, son las tierras in
sulares. E. mismo DR. Carbonell nc
era un empleado de la Corona, sino
IN ,miembro del GAbinete Insular.
Psro 10 cue e< pone q error en- 81 in
| forme del d. CArbonell, es sn &frma'
cf6n de que eel gobierno e5paft0i en-
Diciembre dltimo vendi6 precisamen
| to en- las afuerAs de este puerto 9OOC
metros cuadrados de terra por $210s
Esta declaration es err6nea porque
parece indicar que el Ggobierno espa
r1olo este es, el gobierno de Madrid
ell gobier0o nacional venli6 &quellRs
tierras. Pero no es este el verdade
70 sentido de Ia frase. Es Ell case
bien conocido.
Las tierras faeron vendidas por
el gobierno insular y 81 empleado
que &lude ell Dr.. CArbonell hablabs
del gobierno espanol para diferen
ciarlo del gobierno americana. EI
gobierno espAflol no ha hecho Din'
guna venta de este genero nj podis
hacerlo sin Ia protests, por 10 me
nos de los representatives de Puerto
Rico en- Ell CoDgreso Nacional, los
cua'es no huoieran permitido Sc.
meiante cosH por que no 10 permi'
tiEn las leyes.
Aunque at 9ntamente invita1o
por Mr.. Crumpaker, para smpliar
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MOttneS en- Jamaica.
CObrO de COntribuCiOneS
pOr La via de apremi0.

Kingston, Jamaica, Abril 20
Aver oeurri6 an motfn en- Annota
Bay, costa norto de 10 is1a. Ltmi
tabass principA1mente Ann COZ ficto
entire la policfa y los celies emple a
dos en nm ingenio. Rsfuerzcs de
policfa, enviados inmediatamente de
San Antonio, logrAron eofocar Ell
motfn. Hubo muchos heridos y Sc
efsctuaron numerosos Rrrestos
A centenares de peFsonss SO les
ha tornado proceso en- IL isla por
no hsbsr s&tisfecho las contribu .
clones.
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Telegramas de Venecia dicen
que ~El Cieloo esta vomitando me-
tralla de camas, colchones, colcho'
netas, cuellos. pun3a, y telas de
gran moda d cualquier precio enca-
ies y formas de sombreros. Al Cielo
pues, Fortaleza %.
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NueEo Post Office.

FL bill de Edifsios pdblicos
9 b r e el cual iba 4 pasar in,
forme IL CamarA de Repre-,
sentantes la correspondence Comi'
sion contiene una disposition para
IL compra de un solar destinado Il
construction de un nuevo edihcio de
correos en Manhattan ciudad de Nue.
Va York
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FL Presidente
de la Repdblica de Cuba
PLDE Al DE ESTADOS UNTDOS
PERDONE 4 Los PRISIONERCS.

Washington Abril 20,-El Pre-.
sidenta elt cto he enviado un telegra.
ma 6 los Sensaores cubanoa y Re-
presentsntes, electos en- Il Habsns,
diciendoles que ell pedir& al gobier
no americana, antes de tomar pose
sion de SD cargo, perdon para todos
los americanos presses pendiente
de resoluci6n de eausa en- Cuba.
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En- Ia Gale de San Sebastian,
cuadfa comprendidA entire San Jus.
to y Cruz, es materialmente impo'
sible sufrir Ell esc&ndalo que pri'
ma noche arm& un grupo de mucha-
chos, sin cor 8 idera ci6n algun& 81
vecindario. La policfA debe evitar
est.
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Sc asegura que en- breve re-
gresar& de Msyagaez Ell professor
de m6sica sef1or Gotos, y que fjar6
en- esta Capital su residencia esta.
bleciendo una academiA de m 14icA.
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OONsRJO A LAS MADREs ---Kl 1arabe oslmante
do Winslow debe usarse siempre que los nioB estau
al peqIeno glfrisnte; produce un sueno natural )
kPaNQuilo alVtendo al nfo de dolor el angelic az
pSNTta CON Muoha V1vezs. rs Tuuy agEadRbl@ nj ns
ladaF. CalmA al ntno ~abanda las encfss alivia q
dos dolores ayuda al viento ragula los intestnOge
este msior oonocido retnedi0 para Ia diRrTea Rs
sulEa de la dentici0n de otrGa eaUsas. TeneF al
poR gSE al m@1oP do todOs
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1En donde hay cAmisas para
nifos, cintas de moi1e y rAso de va
rios anchos y colores, encsjss de hi
10 de CAnarias, elegAntes abanicos
y otras preciosidades?
ESQ no SO pre- gunta. En- IL item
do de Melon Sc encuentra TODD ESQ
Y 6 precios bar&tlsimos.
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En- L. eDulce Alianzas de- sef1o.
res Calder6n Aviles & Ca hay un
surtido constante de cu&nto Sc refie-
re 81 rAmo de quincAlia, y tienen Ia
mArca de cerveza <PAsbt,s que es
conocida con ventaia.
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Un soldado del battalion puerto
rriqueflo di6 q un dulcaro un pRpel
moneda que no tenia valor, On pago
de unos dulces Fu6 denunciado el
hecho por el teniente Carlo
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En- Lares Sc desea viyamente
que empiecen los trabajos de Ia ca
rretera de San Sebastian, en- bien de
los iornaleros de aquellA jnrisdic
ci6n.
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Don Santiago Iglesias; leade
de 10 Federation Libre y su Secre
tario, se encuentran en- Ia ciudad de
Ponce.
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Ell doctor Chevremont, Ciru1a
no dentista, hAce saber sus clientes
que SO ausentR para los Estados
Unidos por Algunos meses.
n Is 3
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HA fallecido en- estA Capital 10
sef1ora dof1a Ana Arias, esposa del
seH1or Escudero.
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Maf1anA domingo las echo y
media habrA misa cantada con expo
sici6n = bendici6n con Ell Santfsimo
al faal, en- 10 IglesiA de los RR.
Madres Carmelitas.
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En Arecibo Sc preparan 6 ce.
lebrar esplendldamente las fiestGs
del patrono GSan Felipe.4
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Para el dia II, SO Annncia al
meeting federal en- Ell bsrrio de Il
C1utera, Ponce.
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A nnAstrOs amigos,

Est6 llamaudo Ia atencion
Hotel The Marina" situado en- la
Gale de San Jose n1mero esquina &
Tstusp, por las comidas tan exquisi-
tas que aili se hscen y por 10 vista
hermosa y fresca Qne tiene hacia la
bahia.
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Sc han vacunad dos en- Puerta
de Tierra treintA y dos personals en-
/ 2 de Mayo.
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Sc ha celebrado un pequeno
concerto en- la morada del senor
Pericas en- Ponce, tornado por los
miembros de 10 orquesta eLira de
OrO.2
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Por quedarse en- 10 plataform%
8lgunos nlf1os vienen sucedi6ndo
desgrAcfas en- Ell tranvfA de Ponce.
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Aver ha regresado de los Es-
tados Unidos, ell Jnez asociado sef1or
SubsbRcher.
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Segd0fun disrio de Ponce, en-
dicha ciudad el estado d 1itario Geja
mucho que desaAr.
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Fllomena Suarez, dio parte &
Ia guArdia del presidio. de que So
casa en- L. Marina SO estRbA inun-
dando con motive de haberse tspa.
do IN tubo del acueducto y regarse
Ell aqua por ID azotea. Ell inconvenien.
te SO saIv6 Embellishments.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-03

Durante Ii ausencia del HefOr
Consul de Santo Domingo en- esta
Capital desempeHAra estssfunciones
el Capciller se1or don Juan Euge.
niO Medina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-03
N0TICIAS,

Para esta noche eat& auuncia.
do en- nuestro teatro el estrenO de
LA Tosca,> De dicha obra publicA
un magn1fico argumento ala Opera0
en- su edici6n de hoy, 81 que reco.
mendamos & los concurrentes s IL
representation de esta nochs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-03
Doctor Rafael CeSterO.

Cirugfa general -.
PAflos.
Intermediates del aparAto
genito-urinario del hombre y de ID
muier.
Consultas de 2G4P. M.
Cruz n6mero 4 2opiso, Te-
1efono 210.
NDP