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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24
Sincerely yours,
E.. G. BARNES.

Private compartment cars on rail-
road trains are a comparatively recent
creation. 1t is a sleeper divided into
eight OF ten rooms-each room as COM
plete and coy as the daintiest apart
ment in a hotel. The private conn
partment cars operated on the Pioneer
Limited of ""The Milwaukee" are un-
usually massive and the berths are
higher, wider and longer than those Of
and other road. These cars are hap
PLY adapted for ladies and families.
Invalids find them a positive boon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

Supply Practically Inexhaustible.
"Don't you eve run out Of material
for plays" asked the admiring friend.
"Great Scott, nor exclaimed the pro-
life writer of burlesque operas. "Look
at this pile Of blank paper and all these
writing implements. will you?''-Ex-
change.
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First publication February 24.l
Citation and Notice Hearing Proof o
Will.

Citation and Notice Hearing Proof Of
Will.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
Barleigh, in county court, before Hon.
+. Fort, judge.
In the matter Of the estate Ct Meyer Eppinger.
deceased.
Mollie Eppinger.
Ag Hat,,n c Y; Eppinser and Win Win. ff0o' q
respondents.
The State OF North Dakota to the above named
respondents and all persons Interested in the
estate Of Meyer Eppinger, deceased:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
filed in this court q document in writing, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament Of
Meyer Eppinger late of the city of Bismarck,
in the county of Burieigh and state of North
Dakota. deceased, with her petition, praying
for the admission to probate OF said document
as the last will and testament Of said deceased,
and for the issuance to Mollie. EppiBger of let
petition and proofs of said purported will and
testament will be heard and duly considered BY
this court on Monday, thes3lst dayof March,
a. d. 1902, at 10 o'clock i'll the forenoon of that
day, at the court rooms of this court. in the
clty. OF Bismarck, county OF Burleigh and state
hereby cited to be and appear before this court
at said time and place. and answer said petit.
ton and show cause, il any there be, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
JOHN F.. FORT,
Judge Of the County Court.
Dated the 2lth day OF February, A. D. 1902.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

A. D. Moe, the new proprietor of the
Grand Forks Plaindealer, took charge
of that institution Saturday and an
nounce that the new Plaindealer is to
be impartial and Independent in poll
tics and devoted to the general well
fare of humanity and the upbuilding
of the human race. With that large
task before it, there is ample work for
the new paper to do and we shall OBJ
serve it's career with interest and lend
a helping hand wherever possible in
the great work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24
United State. Land OHcers.

Bismarck-A. C. McGillivray, register:
John satterlund, receiver.
Grand Forks-E. n. Kent, register; G. T..
Lindstrom, receiver.
Devils Lake--H. p. Baird, receiver; Ole
S~erumgaard, register.
Fargo--D. G. Tufts, receiver; G. N. valen-
tine. register.
Sanborn. register.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

A. D. Clarke. who purchased the
vacant railroad lands in the northern
half of Morton county and those Of
Oliver and Mercer. has cleaned up a
little over $1,000, 900 profits in five
months and has land enough left to
add another million to his pile. OF
course much of this land is broken
and not suited for grain growing and
the prospective settler should exercise
care in making selection. Good graz
ing land is n ~thing-crop soil is an
other. Here is an empire of land
comprising all kinds averaging good
for what it is adapted.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

The probability of the extension Of
the 500 line from Aberdeen to Bis
marck during the present year is adj
mitted by the officers of the road.
This extension, says the Minneapolis
Tribune, will give Bismarck a COM
peting road for which she has waited
long, and which will, perhaps, enable
that ambitious capital of the North
state to put on the metropolitan airs
of which she has dreamed, 10 these
many years. .
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Bismarck CITY Officials

Auditor .. r. Thistloth9-oita
Treasurer !. ]. ~. p n Rvr,,e
Magistrate 4 :, Enrt
Attorney Il p GSao
Engineer :John To ia
Health Officer ~. n nnoin
Chief Of Police . i. a. Rifchav
Aldermen-First ward, F. r. Smyth. M
Slattery; Second ward, n. III, Lovin. r.
Z: Reade; Third ward, j. p. jackson.
William JAEGER; Fourth ward, Thos. Gun,
bingham, Jas. Bartrou. -
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Congressional.

United States Senators-Henry c. Hans
brongh, Devils Lake, N. D.; Porter J. Nc
Cumber, Wahpeton. N. D.
shall, Cakes, N. d.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

Now we read that former Attorney
General Standish, who held forth dur
ing the pop regime, wants to organize
a new party known as the public own
ership" party. 1t is also stated that
the general is a great admirer of the
New Zealand form of government
which leads us to inquire why the gem
eral does not migrate to that favored
country.
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A Loopho1e omen.

S&s4t& - AOOVAOAS OQe0s
you're a fraud, sir" cried the indig.
nant patient eYou guaranteed your
medicine to cure after everything else
failed, and
"Well, my dear sir" replied the fake
medicine man, probably you haven't
tried everything else."-Philadelphia
Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

A recent editorial in the Grand Forks
Herald regarding President Worst of
the state agricultural college would not
convey the impression that any of the
breach between the Grand Forks and
Fargo institution authorities had been
healed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24
CENSUS FIGURES.

Census bulletin No. LOG shows that
North Dakota has 112. 7S9 persons of
school age-5 TO 20 years; $500 ma
tive and 1890 foreign born, including
2,56 Africans, Japanese, Chinese and
Indians. There are SO,191 males Of
militia age; 377,4G5 native and 42,726
foreign born. Only 1.491 are colored.
% being negroes. The voters NUM-
Der 95,217, of whom 1884 are native,
and 55.873 foreign born. Only $3.50
white adult males are illiterate, 153
being native born of native parentage,.
900 native born of foreign parentage,
and 3.507 foreign born. OF the 115
negroes, 10 are il1iterate; of the 30
Chinese. u are illiterate; OF the 124
Japanese. 81 are illiterate; of the
LII Indians, 1910 are illiterate.
WEST LEADS IN WOOL PRODUCE
mON.
A study of wool clips by states re-
calls a few interesting facts. The
east no longer holds the great sheep
states. OF the dozen leading states
according to averages the east has
but two and when quantity is con-
sidered there is no comparison. New
Hampshire and California each aver
age eight and one-half pounds per
fleece but New Hampshire produced
410.301, less than one-third the amount
shipped from Dickinson last year,
while the California wool amounted
to 16,386,997 pounds. North Dakota
1eeces averaged over six and under
seven pounds.-Dickinson Press.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

The jamestown Alert has set a good
example and will hereafter charge a
nominal price of 81 for publishing
cards of thanks and resolutions.
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Terms of District court-6th District.
First Suhdivision-At Bismarck. third

Terms OF District Court-6th District.
First Suhdivision-At Bismarck. third
TUESDAY In May and Fourth Tuesday In
SECOND Subdivision-At Medora. Billings
County; two terms, at such times "a
Judge shall direct.
Third subdivision-At Williamsport. EN-
mons county; two terms, at such time
as the judge shall direct.
Fourth Subdiyislon-At Steele. Kidder
ond Tuesday in January.
Fifth Subdiyision-At Stanton, Mercer
county; two terms. at such times as. the
Judge shall direct.
Sixth Subdivision-At Washburn, Mclean
county; two terms, at such times as the
Judge shall direct.
Seventh Subdivlsion-At Mandan. Morton
county; third Tuesday In April and frst
"Wednesday after the first Monday in
Eighth subdiYision-At Sanger. Oliver
county; two terms. at such times as the
Judge shall direct. ~
Ninth Subdivlslon-At Dickinson. Stark
county; first Tuesday In April and sec
ond Tuesday In September.
Hon. III. Winchester, Judge. amber
In First National Bank Block.
r.. M. futile. stenographer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

The Kathryn Citizen is the latest ad-
edition to North Dakota newspaper cir
cles, vying with the Medora Little Mis-
sourian for honors as the youngest
member of the state newspaper family.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1902-02-24

A correspondent of the Fargo Forum
up in Dickinson lends the boom Of AT
torney Gregory for the position of at
torney general a great deal of support
in a recent issue.
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Public Officials and Offices.

STATE OInciais ......... Offices at Capitol
County Oficials-ofices at courthouse ex-
cept as herein otherwise indicated.
city Council-Regular meetings first Mon
J DAY OF each month at. council chambers ia
Taylor clock. -SS
Chambers Of W. II. Winchester, district
Judge, First National Bank Building.
S Salce 81 Sounty Judge 1880. Webb Block
Once OF Mayor go. Bismarck Bank Block
once OF City Treasurer ~. bismarck Bank
Of1ce OF City Clerk -. Patterson Block
Office Of City Justice 1885,. Webb Block
Once Ct County Justice. /. at Residence
0ftlee& Go. Supt. Schools 80. .Gussner Block
~. Land Office. First Nat. Bank BE
~. 3. surveyor General ..... !. Webb Block
q. s. Court Rooms Webb Block
US. Commissioner, J. r. Gage, First Ma
Deputy 2. s. Marshal !. {. Frank Donnelly
United States Weather Bureau (and state
weather and crop ~service) B. n. Bron-
son, director, government reservation.
West Main street.
Postoffice, Agatha q. Patterson, postmas-
st. Aiexius Hospital. Main & sixth Sis.
Actlng Assistant u. S. Marine Hospital
Surgeon, r. R. smyth, First Nat. Bank
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AFRICA.

La enesti6a de Africa vuelYe
sar objato de .stenci6n por parte de
10 prersa espsfois que nc puese
yer con il d ferercia las tentktivss
as las otras lasioues. earopeas pars
aorcp;arse una pgrte del tarrito1iu
t -icano, enal 81 hubiasa sonado va
s. h0ra dc que Ia civilization pene-
~ IN squeiiss misterios&s comar.
cas- centric hesta hoy de bsrbarie y
sklvsiismc.
Ea efscto, Sc meta de slgunos
sfcs & ests parte, entire Las diver.
sss nacioEes de En- ora, IN esperitu
dc ex pansibllidad y colonizsei6n pa
recsdo ii que en- ell siglo XIV diri.
go hacia Am6eiea q IL pc b 'acion
aventgrera del vie..o continents.
Hay variss causas para 10 pro.
dusci6a d tal hacho
Debido las invastigsciones f
lCeo6cas y po,fticss del tiglo d6ci.
mo octave y 6 las rsvolucioEes que
las han seguioo al relaeiones In.
teri >ionaies b IA tornado I'll vue'o
aeomorosc el dereCh1 pclftico ex.
terao Sc ha erriqaecido con uue7os
y mas rkGionsjes princi pios; Ia po.
'ltics L del DC de ser al acto oscu
ro y envue to en- Ia scmbra para
cCnveItirss en- ans cisncis. acces be
& toaas les inta3igsncias, como
l6gics cooaecuencia de- ta'es progre-
aCss Ii gaerra no es rs sl h.cho per.
m@neate y sin soIuei6u de con tiLui.
dad de Is. histosis de Earops, sino
una crisis pasajesa que go manifes-
ia de tards en- tsrds,
HGn conssibnido tamsien p0de.
Eosamsnte jgusl fin los incesantes
y atrevldos pre- gsasog sse IL indus.
trla y 81 cOmar clio, ia mayor Y mas
cientf6cs smpiitpd de Ia marina mer
csnts y meaios de .trgnspor.e ? 10
COMO 3i6n terre stres, los ps.faccio-
nsE isntos de los mee&nismos de
pro lucci6n y trabajo los inv antos
telegrsfcos, Ell deearrojlo de las
nifeetaciones de La impreDta, el ms.
yor nivel jnteleetugl de L. humsni
dsd, IL popu ariz scion de las teorfas
de economfa polftica y In il auencia
Gel proletariAdo an los d sstinos de
Ia sociedad mo6srna.
Sienoo, puas, menos comunes
y mas huaanas las guerras; obrsn.
do 10 opinion p15lica de un molo
naa positive y pacffieo sobre las re.
solucione5 y tsndancias de los go
bisrnos; hsbiendo ereado e1 &C m r.
clio matsfisl s industrial maycrss y
mas fnbImos l&zos de aolidarldsd en-.
tire los pueh' los; hs9i6@doae, en- fin,
paulAtlnsmsnte menos faeilas to.
rfiblas las probRbilidades de hamhre
y paste, IL raza humana en- Europa
desarrolla en- estos momentos una
sctividsS portentosa y exaesivamcn-
te superior & L. manifeztada en- los
pssadcs aig}os, tendienao igualmen
tie & grocer y multi olicarse con mas
rapi6es.
Victor Gonzalez C1ndGapo.
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PrOgrama de gObiernO
MUNICIPAL.

Ls convention republican, do
B y anon ha b echo pdbli 30 ell 2S lei
COZ rierte, el <prsgr@ma do gobierno
manicipals que dsben llevar adelsn-
te les candidatos que resulten elee
tcs para formar aquel Ayunssmien-
to.
Los puntos mas salientss del re-.
feriao progrsma son los que siguen !:
Casss Esculas bibliotacas p6b icAs,
Casa Ayuntsrnianto Obrss pdbiicss
Ell "a P4&ya y scalle de B&rbosas,
asi como Acarss, cunetss mercsdo,
Cnerpo de b bomberos, banda munich
pal, reformas en- el servicio medico,
pdolicn alumbrado Enprestito de
so 80 mil dollars, 81 faese Ee:ssa
rio.
81 documento en- q. se Gentlemen
esas hases es sxtsnso y fae publ!ca'
do en- hoja suelts.
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A;.B'C6 6oHEMlAN'
Pura Espun,osa Palda. Emboeada Solamente
DE veNTA cAsTRnLoN.s ocHoA.
PrOceSO c6Iebre.

Acafa de a timarse en- B1lonia
un celebre procsso cuvo resrltado
est< dsndo lugsr & alteraciOnes de
orden rdblico en- Si:i'ia.
TrAtase de In causa criminal Sc
guida contra ell personals sicilisno
Psllizzo'o, cuya vista empezo ell 1C
de SsD:iembr de 1901
Dnrante IS sesiones han sido OF
dos 500 teatigos de cargo y de des.
cargo.
Eatre ellos sc contabSn Ill per
snnas condecoraias, 3 exministros,
z senadores, II dipusAdos, gobar.
dsdo -as civiles, altce f1ne ionarios
pdblicos, ciaco prsfectos de po'icfa,
8 sacerdotss. fieisls de carahi die
ri-la gusrdia civil d. italia = 81. en-
plea los de farroosrril. etc6tera.
DarAnte Ia vista ds. 2 :oceso, IA
s sla tuvo que enten der an Is ineide I
tes roi5osi fmos y ncau5ar evacuar
el salon da Is Audiences vecss.
No Sc couoea :u1 exactamente
10 cifra que sa elavan los CAST ,s
ocasionad 8 por ell rroceso, pero 50
Cd ga calculs, el TIE soro ha gssts
do mas de medic million de liras.
Las .iudemnizseiones pag sdas
los naiembros del Jursdo que ha il
tervenido en- el asunto, ascienden &
disz mil ,iras.
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Los SUCESOS
De ANOCHE.

Con pena registrsmos en- nues
tras columnss los vf:times que hiz1
anoche Ia fAtalidad envce ia con 81
rcpajs del prt grego.
SeIfa poo m&s de las dis 2
caandosel Sr. jose Rodriguez Ariss
que viva en- 10 cAlle de San Sebas.
tian no 80. observe que les Alambres
que conectaban con 10 ars 4 = de cris
tai que le ssrve de alurnorsdO el6 tri
co &c la plants de Santurce estsba in
fsmado.
Fl calor ee comunic6 6 10 csfle
ria de gas hi1r6gsno que se ussba
Rntes en- la cara, de tai rnAnera que
produlo un incendio en- unas de las
vigAs del techc.
Alsrmado con este dicAo 81.
llamo 6 don Mignel AndriIlon, EN-
pleado de la planta elestrics de Ii
Msrins, que passba en- aquellos mo
mentos por allf, que SO presto gus
toso & servir 81 Sr. Rodrigu2z Ariss,
4 pesAr de que no se tratabA de L.
empress sc que est ta co,ocaGo y to-
mando al alicete que lIevabs suhi6
6 la az. tea con Amino de cortar los
alam bres.
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NcS traZan Ell canine.
Las luchas intestinas nos
tlenen clegos..
Sin union, no hay posi-
BILE remedio al NAL.

Los puritspos de siempre, los
Americancs del Norte, les legitimcs
hijos de 10 veraadera libertAd, nos
dan nm alerta por medic del popu
lar diario, sThe Boston Heralds en-
un concienzudo artfculo que acerta-
dAmente reproduce LA CoRREsPoN
DENCYA
ANoMALAS CONDICIONES es su
epfgrsfs yA 10 habeis visto; ellos
mismoa sc adrniran de las condicio
mes porque atrRviesa este pals, mien-
trAs que aqui apenas 81 nos fijamos
en- clio. Cualquiera al yer nuestra
actitud, nos calificar& de los hom'
bres mas felices del II u ado, Us que
no ros den otro csliiicativo.
La patria, el -etanto enta ago
biada y gime en- silercio. dCon 8 no I
Sus hijos en- vez de Ateuaerls y ali =
viaelR en- 7c6 crEentcs dolores, Sc
distrAen en- destroZarse unos ctros.
Un egoismo sin lfmite los devorS y
q sAciarlo ticn6en en- vez de ocupar'
sc de Ia desgracia de ls madre comun
que nos llamA en- su &nxilio.
Cuatro amos han transcurrido
desde que estamne acogidos & 10 tu'
tela del Tio Samuel; ,que hemos al
canzsdo?
Dirijamonos all&, & la naci6n
one nos presta su bandera, para que
coEteste. De ALI, de aquel noble pue
bio, de aquellos dignfsimos hom.
bres que lnchsron por sus liberia
des pktrias, vienen voces de comps'
sion por este tambien noble pue.
bio, de aqueilos dignfsimos ht m =
breS que lucharon por sus liberia
des pAtries, vfenen voces de compa-
sion por este tsmbien noble pueblo,
pero m enos sfortunado que aquel.
Ellos compadecen nuestrs situs'
ci6n, y 10 califican de tqjust0 q on6-
mGl0.
IEn todas les 6pocss no han te'
nido los pueblos, csbezss sobresa'
lientes que han dirigido el 6rden
polftico, social y econ6mico2
Puerto Rico como tcdos los
pueblos de todRs epocas, Ino ha te'
nido tambien aobresalientes cere-
bros capaces de tamaf1a empresa!
ST que los ha habido y los hay.
dQce han hecho pues para So
lucionar ell cor filicto en- que hsce
cuAtro amos estamos envueltosf
Ellos ala en- su fuero inferno y
en- sus mcmentos de recogimiento,
cuando eleven su espfritu 6 Dios,
ante 81 sacratfsimo altar de 10 Pa
tria. preguntar&n ga conciencis,
que han hecho, ellos 10 sabrkn.
No es este lirismo, no es Illusion,
90 pura reAlidad; ell NAL existe y los
puertorriquefios srrRstr&dos por las
pasiones, por personalismo, por am.
bisiones personales tai veZ, vuelven
lA cara q 10 p&tria RbAtida y en- bs'
tAllar continue sa persiguen uuos &
Otros lanzkndose m1tuas acusacio'
neG
Y mientras tanto, los no sobre'
salientes, Ia msza popular, Ii que
realmerte sostiene sobre sn espal.
do Las columnas de ls patria, SON
tAmbien RrrAstrados en- esa peligro.
30 corriente one con gran rapidez
nos llava nj cRos.
Es precise que va que voces
AmericanaS nos alientan que rcs
un&mos todos los puertorriauefios
de buena voluntad y salvemos &
nuestro pals del preci picio & que SO
le cnnduce.
No es tarde, cons ulte .cada uno
su conciencia, yea CON desapasiona'
miento nuestra situaciou, y eorra-
mos todos 6 salvAr nuestro Puer'
to- Rico, coloc&ndole de lleno bsio
Ia amiga sombrA de las Jibertodes
Ay1ericanas.
IA Romero HdTthausen
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EMMA ANDUJAR.

EstA senora, eaposa del pastor
protestante de la Iglesia metodista
de Ia Gale del Sol, Don M@nuel An'
dujar, observe que In lnz de una de
las habitaeiones So hahfs spagado y
sintiendo los psaos de ku esposo, sc
acerc6 & Ii bcmbilla con scbieta de
dsr luz, pero spenes puso los deios
en- el conmutador, g ses ls nAniyela
negra que pone las hugfas en orcui-
muerta. Esta oams, .muy caritstiva,
era muy qusrida per aus virtudes.
Ante SD dadaver, dssflaron esta
maf1ana mnchss 6amss ,amer;c anaa
infiuioad do damas puertorriqne
f1as de todaa las claaes quienes llora
ban constsntemente conmoviaAs an
tie II desgracia.
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Agradable vista.

Homos tsnido la satisfaction de
saluder an estas ofcinas & nuestros
sl2igos psrtiaalsres les sef1ores don
Jnato r Rivera, Lcao, don Lihertad
Torres Gr&u, don Domingo Sspdlva
in, DON Luis Passz Vslaivisso Y Dr..
don e teban Vidal Rios, que, psoce
aenpes ds Ponce, llegaron en- l. ma
fsna do hey g. esta ciuda.5.
Gratfsi ma permanenoia en- san
Juan desesmos tan distinguidos
bOmpa.1i3tas.
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Certifcaciones m6dicas en- ala
Correspon2encia.s
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COMI.7ISION. MI

Ell Comit6 local repuhliosno de
Pones ha eaviadc & esta ciudad una
conf lion eompuesta do los sanorag
Rivera, Torres Grau, Sspdlveda, vi.
dal RIGS y Perez Valdi7iaso para le
galiz n anita oil gohierno las candiiar
tpraa que hahrAn dc presentar para
lRs pr6x;mas eleccioaes generales.
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LAS CAUsAs.

Nuestros reporters han trAtado
por todos los medics : en alcsacs de
indagac Ia verdad de las caasas que
pro6ujsron estas .desgEscias, pero
no pudieron obteLerlos otiuialmenta
Pueaen no obstante hacaraa oe0nc
clones logicas dentro del campo de
10 ciencis.
LOS TRANSFORMADORES.
Una hip6tesie de 10 ocurrido es
10 que sigue:
UD pose de ls corriente primaria
& la secundaria deoido 8 & una ds&csr
ga elecErics, & Gespecfaato del trans
formsdor 6 an eruce Ell L. linea de Ia,
linea p imaria sn Ia secuEdaria pu.
do producer ID descsrgs enorme y
como quiera que las corrisntes 81
ternss son de VII vo1toje dc s!ta ten
sion que dassrrollau prcximsmen
tie dos mil volts de squl que results
ran las de- 6 .scias que lamenta mcs
Va sabeuoa que emil yoltss son
bastantes para prodGcir ID mrarte
instant t6nea. Recordalncs q1e & Czol
gos Ie splicsron en- ls silIa ele etrica
enSiug. Sing mil cien volta.
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OTRA VICTIMA.

El joven don Rafael Pacheco
COMO de Is sf1cs de edad, que lego
POGO despues, pesar de Las obser
vaciones que le hacfan, tcm6 nm
esps6in y cort6 los hilos que aabsn
Luz & 10 sala trsslad&r6oae despnes
Ia cocina, pero en- vez de servirse
del miemo instrumento, tom6 los
hiIcS de IL hnifa cen las msnos, re.
cibienao tai descarga que csy6 muer
to en- el -scto.
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SEPASE E

Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, Sc cuentan por
una linea y la linea vale diez cen
tavos.
Las cartas que yengan con CO.
municado sin su importe no Sc con-
eStan.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

Esta msGsna tavo lagar la aper
tura de Is escusls americana que
lleva esta nomhre.
Iafinidsd de Srtss. y j6vanes se
e1conrrsron h>y en- los tres grados
dc que consts dicho pIantel de enas
dsn2s Esto demuaatra el gran en-.
tusiasrnc que reina &quf por Ia ins'
trpcniin
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LO QUE PAsO.
Arenas Ambition sc

Apenas Andrill6n sc puso en-
ccntscto con al circuito mstAlico,
per medic del alicate, csy6 de espal
dss sin conccimieuto. Esta mAfana
ls visito uno de Eaestros renortsrs,
quien dijo que despues de la des.
cargR elestrica que recib:ers, no re-.
cuorde naan mas.
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FL SIGL0 Xxx

Dep6sito de ron y licores Ven.
tas 81 por mayor y detail contiguo 81
almacan de don Manuel G.. Navas
Arecibo Puerto Rico.
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Eiecuta ordenes de toda clase
de efectos que Sc embarcan de los
Estados-Unidos, y Sc ocupa de la
venta en- consignacion de frutos g.
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Arturo Bravo

COMEROIANTE Comisionista.
wiling Green Building.
II neutrality-suspicious.