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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-26
CORONATION OnENS.

the champion excused himself pretending
his armor was heavy and that he himself
was weak with sickness, which was false.
George Hicks. the utular bishop OF
Thetford, who later on obtained martyr
dom as a non-juror. has left an eye-
witness record OF other evil omens, 10
wit: The tottering Of the crown upon
the kings head, the broken canopy over
IL, and the rent flag hanging upon the
White tower The curious may turn
gratefully from the contemplation of such
sinister portents TO the omens of less
malevolent character which marked the
reign OF George III. The Deputy Earl
Marshal the Earl OF Ellington, forgot
among other things the sword OF state
the state banquet chain for both king
and queen. and the canopy. The difhculty
OF the first named of the above mentioned
articles was overcome by borrowing the
citv sword OF state. which the lord mayor
had brought with him. A hasty canopy
was extemporized as well. but even with
these makeshifts the commencement OF
the ceremony was delayed until the after-
noon. The king afterward sent for Lord
Efingham to complain, and received this
most delightful reply: 1T is true, sir,
that there has been some neglect, but l
have taken care that the next coronation
shall be regulated in the exactest manner
possible"
How the king took the Holy Sacrament
uncrowned has been told many times.
Neither Archbishop nor Dean OF West
Minister could answer his question
whether he should not lay aside the
crown. so lately placed upon his head
before kneeling at the communion table
They could not say whether or not there
was any rule. The king thereupon re
moved the crown with the remark. 'Ther'
ought TO be one" But an accident hap
pened to the crown earlier in the cere
mony. As the king was moving down tn
abbey with the circlet of dominion upol
his head the great diamond on the uppe
portion of IL Iell to the ground. and
was not found again without SOM
trouble. There were not wanting in afte
DAYS those who saw in the mishap th
falling away o. the 1S colonies OF Amer
/ ica.-Nineteenth Century.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-26
SCHOOL GIRLS KNOW ITS
WORTH.
PAINE'S
Celery Compound
Gives Than Energy, Snip, and
Full Life.
II Enables Them to Attain the
Blessings and Vigor Of
True Womanhood.

Women and girls i'm every station of
life who have used Paine's Celery Com
pound know that IL is a blessing that sick
and run down females cannot afford TO
be without
MOd1eska, the peerless queen OF artists,
voices the sentiments OF thousands OF
women and girls who have tested the
strength making ana life giving virtues OF
Paines Celery Compound when she says;
II have found Paine's Celery Compound
the best 0f all remedies for the nervous
exhaustion consequent upon the arduous
work OF my profession" Overworked
women I'm the home, and weak, languid
schoolgirls have found in Paine's Celery
Compound the health and vigor IL so
strongly guarantees.
Ida Mallory, OF Allenville, H., with the
view OF beneftting young girls, writes as
what the doctors called nervous disease
and neuralgia, and three or four doctors
treated me all last summer without doing
me any good. My father started 10 travel
with me and In our travels a friend told
me TO try bottle of Paines Celery Com
pound. My father bought a bottle of II,
and IL helped me so i took two bottles
more which entirely cured me. My father
has nervous headaches and he has been
taking Paines Celery Compound and
says IL has done him Ave hundred dollars
worth OF good. We are using the fourth
bottle in our family, and we consider
Paine's Celery Compound worth it's weight
in gold for nervous and other troubles. y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-26
Old Time Steam Engine.

Last summer, much 10 ones surprise.
while at the Glasgow congress of En-
gineering. and directed by the excellent
handbook prepared for the guidance Of
members of the congress, real live New
comen engine was discovered at colliery
at Rutherglen, near Glasgow. 1t is al
most certainly the Oldest engine now at
work, writes w. c. Unwin in Casters
Magazine, and is really quite remark
able case of the survival of the unfttest.
A few years ago an engine of James
Watts manufacture, with sun and planet
wheel complete, was taken down at
London brewery. 1t had been continu-
'ously working for 102 years. and was
not at all decrepit when dismounted. 1t
now forms an archaeological exhibit in
the museum of Sydney university. But
this engine, though interesting and of
about the same age as the Glasgow New
comen, was of a comparatively modern
type. 1t did not represent an extinct
race
The Newcomer engine at Farme Col
liery, Rutherglen, was built In 1909. and
has worked continuously TO the present
time. AS II was constructed long after
Watts invention of the separate con-
denser il may, perhaps be Inferred that
one object in its design was to escape
payment of royalty. Curiously enough,
unlike all other Newcomer engines OF
which there is record, IL Is winding, not
a pumping engine. The cylinder, II OF
pure Newcomer type, but there is
modified Watt parelel motion with the
radius bar above the beam. and a crank
and fiy-wheel of comparatively modern
type.
The cylinder is three and a half feet in
diameter and the stroke is six feet. IL
takes about thirty-five seconds 10 raise
coal from the bottom OF the pit to the
ground level. the cylinedr was never bor-
ed, but IL has now beautiful internal
surface, having worn out probably a
thousand packings The piston is packed
with hemp gasket, and carries a layer OF
water on top, which makes IL steam tight.
There Is no automatic valve gear. A sim
gle handle, worked by a man, opens al
Tentatively the steam and injection valves
| There is no air pump. Gravity and the
I pressure OF the incoming steam drive out
| the condensed steam and injection water
| through n flap foot-valve. IL Is stated
| that except brasses and one or two spur
| wheels broken by accident, no important
| pnrt OF the engine has been renewed since
/ IL was built.
The beam Is about seventeen feet long
| and the ny-wheel is fifteen feet in dia-
meter. There Is feed-pump worked from
! the beam. The latter is carried on a ma
sonry pier. The engine works quite
! smoothly and well. and strange as II may
seem, II Is probably, for the intermittent
work IL is doing, not so eXtravagantly
wasteful as might be supposed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-26
Speed of Dogs.

Comparatively few people realize Of
what remarkable speed dogs are capable
Some statistics In regard To this have
been gathered by NJ. Dosoller, French
scientist After pointing out the marvel
Gus endurance shown by little fox ter
riers. who follow their masters patiently
for hours while the latter are riding on
bicycles or In carriages. he says that even
greater Endurance is shown by certain
wild animals that are akin 20 dogs. Thus,
the wolf can run. between 80 and GO miles
In one night. and an Arctic fox can do
quite az we'll. II not better. Nansen met
one OF these foxes on the Ice at a point
more than 20 miles northwest OF the San
nikow territory. which Is $50 miles from
the Asiatic coast.
Eskimo and Siberian dogs can travel
45 miles on the ice In five hours, and there
is one case on record in which a team OF
Eskimo dogs travelled six and one-half
miles in Is minutes. According 20 NJ. Du-
solier, the speed OF the Shepard dogs and
those used In hunting ranges from ten To
H. yards a second. English settlers and
pointers hunt at the rate of IA 20 10 miles
an hour. and they can maintain this speed
for at least two hours. FoShounds are
extraordinarily swift. as Is proved by the
fact that a dog Of this breed once beat a
thoroughbred horse, covering four miles
IN six and one-half minutes, which was
al the rate OF nearly rs yards second.
Grayhounds are the swiftest Of all four
footed creatures, and their speed may
be regarded as equal 90 that OF carrier
pigeons. English grayhounds. which are
carefully selected. and which are used for
coursing. are able 10 cover at full gallop a
space between Is and % yards every Sec
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EVENING SESSION.
=. ,.,.,,,t,,.r ..s.t,,,, -. hold 4,

The evening session was held IN the au--
over by the president. Mrs. r. N. jackson.
Scripture reading by Mrs. Jackson OPEN
ed the service and Rev. Mr.. Gould OF
fered PRAYER, after which ne addressed
few words OF welcome TO the audience.
Miss Johnson, contralto OF the Union
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GUGLIELr1O 1ARCONI.

ment OF a system of wireless telegraphy
by Hertzian waves-but none came.
The young man became impatient. and
more because of the genius burning with
in him for outward expression, perhaps,
than that he might outstrip others, he
began TO experiment This was in De-
cember, 1894
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-26

EASTER EGGS should be colored with
Diamond Dyes. -Four colors for Easter.
10 cents
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-20
NO SON SATISFAOTORIAS.

conceptos de union, envueltos en'la
elOcuencis, no estudiada, nj amane'
rada, sino en- esa que es grande, que
fascina, que seduce porque sale del
alma.
Y como este hermoso hermana'
ge de ideas 'emitid&s por el amigo
CAfellas. El amigo CArellss que
ha seguido 10 mismo en- su vida oOlf
tlca que en- su'vida particular al DR..
3 srbosa, de un lado en- Ia sociedRd
de amigos del B en P6blico que fun'
do ell inolvidable Santiago Audrade,
5.diestr andose con ell buen conseio
del discreto m6dico, del otro en- las
luchss del partidO republican, cusn'
do este empez6 a extenderse pOr
nuestr0 territorio de un lado ayu-
dAndo al administrator BArbosa en-
su labor en- Ia Cooperative y del
otro siendo baluarts de ese mismo
partido que va Sc extiende de fsz &
faz en- Poo Rico, que ,hA sumAdo por
millares los adeptos y que hoy dis
fruta de Ia ab soluta confanzA del 60
bierno.
Va en- la casa del leader, fueron
obsequia3Os por ell Sr. BArbcsa su
distinguida familia, los concurren
tes, y allf pudo apreciarse ell hsz
hermoso que forman todos nuestros
elementos s0ciales, sin distingos de
ning1n generO, unidos eXtrechamen'
to por el lazo de una poIftica que es
religion en- los cersz0nes que Ia sien
ten.
En- Ia sala de recibo, mano ha.
bill carif1osa habfa Adornado ell re-
tratO de gran tamAf1O del doctor, q.
apareC1a iluminSdo con multitud de
bOmbiIlas el63tricas, dastScandOse
en- un fondo de retratos de Ia demss
fAmiIia De- esa familia a la cual de
dca el amOrOso padre sus desvelOs
en- Ia vida p6blica, ? en- la que hs
plantado con mano cuidRdOsa todos
los ejemplos de sus virtudes de ciu'
dadano labOriosO, luchadOr y reCto.
IA que negarlO? Las h0rAs las
pAsamOs, gcatas pOrque vivimOs en-
nuestrO CirCu!O, nos sgitamos den
| trO de nuestrO ambient9, estuvimos
en- nuestra pAtriA. Que nuastrO cir
Culo, es el cfrculo obrerO, porque
como dijo muy bien Salom6n Dones,
todos somOs obreros en- la lucha ASA
titanica por la existencia Que nues
tro Am5iente es ell ambiente qne res
pira faliz, ell pu> BIO libre. Qae nnes
ira patris, es ess en- doDde los puer
torriquef1os no miden sas gerarquias
nj miden su posici6n para estrechar
Sc como hermAnOs
Santa logia ID que Sc levanta J
perdura en- ell ekf1erzo comun de lOL
hombres de buena voluntad y ben
dita esta patria 81 BArbosa no e.
mas grande es porque su terrific rl'
es pequef1o, segun Ia fcase de Ca
rri0n, que anoche repiti6 Canellas.
Luis Menende2.
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De Juana Diaz.

Sc estAn celebrando con gtau
pompa las noVenas del PAtriarcA San
Jose, tomando parte en- dicho festi-
val las Srta. Maria Julia, las Marti-
nez, Maria 4Aguiar, Rossnda y Can
dida Rivers y G alta Fortier, aeon
panada pOr Ia banda que dirije Ell re
putado director don DAmian CabAlle
do Marquee, siendo muy concurridas
dichas novenAs.
Anoche en- 10 biblioteca ptblica
que tiene instalAda Ia ''Logia Con-
cordiA" Sc celebr6 una reunion de O
brsros, con Ell fin laudable de levan'
tar un Centro que ueva por norma
la Edpcsci6n de dichos obreros, y al
mismo tempo ben6fca, pues lleVar&
por tftulO rs ociedsd Bsn6fca ms
tructiva", hAb:6ndose d&do lectura y
aprobado dicho reglamento bajo Ia
prssidenCia del socio D. Faustino
Diaz. Despues de terminals dichA
reunion, el simp&tico or&dor y ami
go D, Tomas CArri6n pronunci6 un
discurso sobre el socialismo, donde
nos espuso con frases g&lantes y elO:
cuentss sus principles, fue aplAudido
caLurOs@mente por los Oyentes.
O*O
Aver como & la una Y media de
la madrugada nos sorprendio los to
ques de campanas, pitos y cornetas,
y todo fu6 motivado & h&berge incen
diado una pieza de cana que estaba
en- corte de la eEacienda Lnciana2
propiedad de la succession Gallart, ha
bi6ndose extinguido como lS media
hora.
Con motive de otro conato da
incendio en- Ia misna propiedad, ha
sido reducido & prisi6n Francisco
CArtagena.
En- estos momentos sale ell Juz
gado Municipal de esta villa para el
barrio de HatO puercO sitio purge,
en- ave- igoac'6n de un incendio Ocu'
rrido en- atlas horas de la noche en-
dos incas de D Antonio Berlingert
C3rvoni.
90
Ell Ayuntamlento de esta local.
dad esta muy interesado eu conse
guir un buen m6dico para cubrir ID
vAcAnte de titular que hAce tiempc
viene anunci&ndose y cuya dotaci6r
es de setentA y cinco dollars mensus
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En- Ia fiesta de 2nOChG,

Apparaao con mi &guila, por
derC3hO prOpiO, unO entire tantCs,
digO nal, unO entire mSChos, entire
milIares, fuf s saludsr al eminente
mGlicO, al discretO hOmbre pu3lico
doctor don Jose G BArboss, pensa-
miento y verb) de- partido republi-
CRnO esta | Ia.
UnO entire millAres, me confun-
di entire la impOnente muChedumbre
que frente q aque! hoghr SO habiA a.
grupsdC, anhzloso de presentar al
amigo, al companero, su tribute de
afect0.
f. una mssA de hOmbres por
sCbre la Cual Sc agjtabA. uu pensa-
miento; el sAludo CSrinoso; una aspi-
raci60 el deseo de que vies9 "a CO.
hesion de sus fuerzae; un proc6sito:
e. empeno de demOstr0r sus simpa-
tiss; un fin: deslumbrar con su nj ne
70 y cen su importAncia q los desa'
fectos, q los retraidOs y q los descon
tent s.
y a re, que el pnrssm smiento, la
aspiration, el prop6sito ell fin, fue-
ron lujosa y espl5ndidAmente demos
trados.
Lsti0 en- ell act0 Ia nOta patriot.
ca. BllO en- ell suCesO, el acento
simpaicO. Sc dessrroll6 en- aque-
lla AUnosfera ell ideal santo del par
lido, y vivi6 IN luz en- aCuellas no.
ras la santa raligi0l de es2 politica,
que ha Ievautado al pueblo, que le
ha hechO conocer eus derachos, que
le hA enseGado sus deOeres de ciuda-
danos, y que le ha prestado facil &C
ceso q todos los puestos que tienen
derechO los hOmbres honrsdos y los
hom mores IaboriOsos
Et cuGdrO era h9rmOsO impO
nente, La plaza principal a cuyo
frente quedR Ia morada del doctor
BArbosa estaba materialmente cuajS
da de manifestAntes.
Los estandartes lujosos y slusi
vos, iluminRdos, sobresaha1 pOr
entimS de millares de cabez s, como
faro5 de ssIos pensamientos que en
ellos LATHAM.
En- breve Sc estab,e3i6 la re,a
ci6n intfma entire la muche3umb-e
que aclSma y Ia pers )nalid4d qua es
f3stej ada. ,Aquella 6sta, 6sta y
aquella hicierOn solo un Cuerpo, y
en- 6l Iati6 solo un coraz5n; el cora
z6n del pueblo, que como dijo en- su
discurso Gomez, es pursmente del
pue bio, esta con ell pueblo y hecha
por Y para el pueblo,
Estab.eci5a Ia r5!aci6n fntima,
hicieron uso de Is phlabra los Sres.
Gomez, Scherman, Rodriguez, Do
nes, Egozcue, BArboss, Gomez Brio.
50 y Falcon; todos dirigiendo psla.
bras de afecto, frases patrioticasr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-20
J. VIDAL GINAL.
TRFN Y AGENCIA FUNERARIA
SAN GERMAN, PUERTO-RICO.
Boy0noD.

~ @ 1 que s}>cP Ga al PAoo c> vecno
\ 'u3n
c aus lurosp
los clil
sle
ocuanI 10 o solicit
negro ycOOre
,alaca
las dc
ne
ntas te arolon
/"
2 maScado
Igeia 'p"' ''"" '~ '"'"'''@ d"l caro- Ia
IenenEs Jnegos de 9
emona.
0"1"'00"
e. esos scasos
Ene ida oendo
Puntua4y los p2ecio areglados
Eneo de
RAMIREZ HERNANDEZ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-20
Maritime y m0rCantil.
MARIO 18.

ENTRADAS.
De la HabanA V. @. Julia.
De Agua1ills V. "A. Vasco con
d9tes.
SALIDAS.
Para CurAzao goleta A. India
Para VIeques bAlandro CArmeli
ia con carga
Para Arecibo V. A. Vasco.
Para Humacso golets Rapido
con carga.
Para Agusdira. goleta Isabella
con fates.
EN- PUERTO.
Qai2katep, Helen, Shafu2r, Cla'
rA, Julia, Porto Rico, Providencia
Petra, Coraz6n de Maria, A ice, Sal
vador, MayaguezAna y Dolores.
Sc ESPERAN.
De Cadiz V, E. Montivideo sAli6
ell Is
De New York V, A. Ponce, So
li6 ell Is.
De New York goleta A. Manire
Swau.
De New York V. "A shamuth
Ii6 ell 12.
De Puerto Plata, V. F. Ferdi-
nand de Lesseps.
De la Habsna V E. Ciudad de
Cadiz
De Barcelona V. E Juan Forge s
De la HabanS V, e Argentine
De CanRrias V. E.. Joa6 GAllart,
CAMBIOS.
Londres 80 DIV 4-82 e.
" Vista .... ."487 E.
New York DIV Par.
Paris ...,....8 div "24 pS D,
Hamburgo. o....8 DIV "34o3 D.
Espafa 8 d[v..........28pS D
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PICA PICA.

AhorA ST que 10 cosa va de We.
ras.
Mister YAlger h& pedido permi-
so para montNr su tranvia electrico
desde CStaH1o 6 Ponce.
va sabemos 10 ligero que Sndan
los misteres Cuando Sc trAta de tran
Was. Y sino, que 10 Olga ell gene
raj Stone
PensabAmos ir la semana en-.
trante q Ponce, pero Sgusrdsremos
algunos diae, y podremos utilizar 10
de Mister Yslger.
90
La nota del dfa es la manifesto
Ci6n de simpstfas llevada al DR.. Bar
bosa aver tarde.
SUore I'll particular trAta en- otro
sitio La Correspondence y nuestro
COlAborAdor Don Luis Menendez.
Hallamos muy natural que los
cOrreligionArios del Doctor le rim
dan su tribute de cariGo.
o*o
ri Juzgado de Cathedral solicita
el parNdero de Don Manuel Ambro
siani, con la intenci6n de envlsrlo
al Hotel de Mr.. Castro.
GAhf me las den tOdas, dir& pa
ra su carabanchel D0n MAnOlfn.
Pierden disbursements ell tempo
pOni6ndome reclRmos en- Ia GAce-
to.
"a otrO hueso con ese perro
o*o
EI Alcalde de JuSna Diaz parti-
cipa en- Ia GAcetR, que Don Pedro
CArreras le da cuenta de haber sidO
sustraida de sus fncRs Suna cab2za
de gSnado mular,a
Pensamos y retepensamos, que
Objeto habran tenidO los ladrones
en- llevarke Ia cabaza de una mula.
iCJmo no sea para Com6rs9la
con arroz, &l estilo de ca b rs de puer
Col no atinamos con otro objetO.
E' de supOner que el Sr. Ca
rrerss habr& dispuesto ell sepelio del
resto del c&daver.
90
Sc trGtS de enviSr una comision
la isla ecu, ,ebritaa.
A consecuencia de la prOpsga-
con de las viruelas en- Puerto Rico,
Sc teme hHgS estrSgos en- La Guile
brita, ST no Sc stiende ella con
tempo.
La comisi6n llevA ell humanita
rio fin de vacunar q todo aquel ve-
cindRriO.
r trabajo no ser& muy grande,
por que solo hay ali ell Torrero y su
COcinerO.
LA provision de Ia SAnidad es
muy plausible!
90
Easta los amoladOr0s ambulan-
tes qua recorreu e3tA cju1ad, dan
una nOtS tristo cubn1o por las Gales
anuncian SUI am0ladu as
ESQ Lr4Ocupa d los HIM bres
pensadOres, pucs haze comprender
que 81 los smulNdores de profession
andsn triste', Gc6no andaran los
pCrpetuamente amolados?
90
Paroce que no solam9nt9 de
Are2lbo aprietan lAs clavijas al Oi
reCtOtiO federal
De otras lycslidades uegAn vien
tOs dc que defsnderan l. disoluci6r
del partdO en- la Asamblea del dit
6 de Abril
Trabsjo v6 passr el Sr Acu
11a para pOnerle una cun2 a los i'm
paciante3.
y mientras tanto don Pepe Die
go lo d& pSs's mag 65icO9 & Mr.
Hunt.
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Una lGCCiOn
de IN continental.
HiSt6riCO.
HiSt6riCO.

En- nuestra mania de ensefar
ingles 4 nuestros paisanos y espa'
mol a los COntinent&les, para yer 81
algun dia llegan & entenderse unos
y Otros y no est6n tan distanciados
como federales y republicanos, tu-
We oportunidad de en- vez de darle
& IN americana una lecci6n de esps-
1ol recibir una de maoTaljd0d.
Nos proponiamos ensef1arle q
Conjugar 81 verbo To be, ser 8 est0r,
para que cuando traduzss, no olga
como el traduc5or del gob;erno de
Washington <este ,examen est0T IA
cultativos.
Dem ostrabale la diferencia que
hay en- espafi0l entire uno y oUrO
verbo, tome para clio el presente de
indicAt Eiemplo:
% soy am0rlC&nO.
I'd. es........un buen ami
I'll 9s. os's.s'''...r .r1cO.
NosotrOs sOmOs.. ...............
AQuf DO podia Ell d:ssipulo com
pletar Ia oraci6n, y para facilitarte
le digimos:
Nosotros somCs hoDrrados.
No Sir that IS q great mistake.
No sef1Or esa es una gran equi-
vocRci61.
IPorque? le pregunt6.
Because all Of that Kind are ga
ne.
Porque todo 10 de ess cIase Sc
ha conclude.
Lo mir6 estu pefacto, causando-
| me hilaridad Ia ocurrencia, y dici6n
dome para mi capote. iQue gran lee
cion!
II Romero HdntjtGu8en.
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OFICINA DE AsUNTOs AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valle' F'ortaleza II (altos) Gestion
en- los Centres ofciales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con sbog&dos
del pals y americanos y traduetor
Tambien SO, ocupa est& ofcina de
comp1a y venta de fncas etc.
Pm
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TO LET

Fine room ) and one commodiCn.
and we'll ventilated mirAdor at rea
onAble uprices- Apply at 20 Sa'
Jose Stret.
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Dicen de Arroyo que por aque'
LA Jurisdiction llueve bAstante, y
que con ese motive es casi segura la
cosecha del tabaco J frutos memo
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La compra
de las Islas Danesas
POR LOS EsTADOS UNIDOS.
No es aun I'm hecho completamente
c0nsumado

New York Mario 90 l-30P. M.
A Pesar de cuanto Sc ha publi-
cado relative a la compra de las
1slas Danesas por los Estados Uni
dos, no es todavfa operaci6n termi-
NADIA.
Sc cree que va no Sc presen-
taran nuevas difcultades, para que
dar en- breve ultimada la operaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-20
Fernando Fernandez.

Fernando Fernandez, agente
judicial y de empresss teatrales, re,
ferencias & satisfaction, dedicandose
tambien al cobro de fincas urbanas,
con garsnt1as ST las den.
ArecibO P. r. a 10 9
El popular CL6 prepsra en- Ma
y&gu9z una retreta que tendra 1ugar
en- ID Marina despues de Pascuas.
LIMPIEZA DE LETRINAS Y
ALGIBES.-Me hs encargado de
estos servicios con los sparAtos de
Ia eLiga de Propietsrios,s prest&n-
dol0s con esta tsrifa: letrinas, 20 y
25 centavos por barril para socios
de dicha sociedad y particulares;
&lgibes, por cada hora en- que fun.
ciona Ia bomba, dollars SOY rs
respectfvamente. Lss 6rdenes 4 don
Manuel Reyes, Cristo 9, bajos. Eco
nom1a y CsmerO.
13 18 90 % 81 Mario.
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