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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-24

The committee reported favorably the
Senate bill in relation to jurors. to pro-
vide for jury trials until the new regis
tration is completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-24
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The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-20
A DAISY
 TARGET GUN FOR THE BOY.

The lad who desires some fun can get a target gun from the Kansas City Journal as a pres- ent.
 The name of this gun is "The Daisy" and it is well named. The gun is thirty inches in length from the end of the barrel to the end of the stock. The barrel and breech are furnished in nickel, the stock is made of walnut. In fact, the gun is a beauty through out. This gun breaks in the center and will shoot a bullet or target as straight as a bee-line. Here is gun that the boy can have fun with.
 Our proposition: Any boy who will get eight new suoscrip- tions to the Kansas City Weekly Journal at 25 cents each, making a total of $2 %, and will send us list of the names together with the money, we will ship to his ad- address, by mail or express, charges prepaid, this handsome target gun. Send money by postoffice order or draft. Boys, here is the chance to get the fun of your life. Rustic lit- tie and get this gun as our prop osition only holds good for sixty days from December 1.
 Address all communications to the Kansas City Journal, Kansas City, Mo.
 Send for sample copies of the Weekly for canvassing.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-20

Five-room dwelling for rent-one of the best cottages in town. c. E. Fore man.
 Mir. and Mrs. Conner Marson, residing with Aunt Hester Buell., are happy over the arrival of girl on last Sunday.
 Don't buy your Christmas goods till you see the display and get prices at the Emporium Racket.
 Maj. Drought has been employed this week as expert to examine the oil pros poets in Greenwood and Summer coun- ties in Kansas. He will be absent only few days.
 George Washington fought many big battles and saw many great sights, but he never saw modern woman nor such bargains in groceries as they have at Tanning Sc Birkes'
 w. A. Stapleton departed for Green vile, Mo-, Monday evening to accept a position in the bank at that place. He carries with him the best wishes of the many friends he has formed during his residence here the past eighteen months.
 All kinds of Xmas goods both sub- stantial and ornamental to suit your child, wife, husband, sweetheart, grand mother or anybody else you want to please with a kindly remembrance this Xmas. At Emporium Racket, Mrs. 1 O'Neal's old stand.
 THE TRIBUNE is informed by Maj. Drought that he is pleased with t;4e re- suit of the work of taking options and that he expects to be able to give us some news concerning the commence ment of mining operations in few days. He says he will not buy in any of the mineral rights that have been optioned to him, which expire during this month.
 Select your toys and trinkets from the following list, all of which and mere to, you will find at the Emporium Racket, Mrs. c. c. O'Neals old stand: Trumpets, Harps, Bells, Reins with Sleigh Bells on them, Whistles, Return Balls with Whistles, Dominoes. Check CTS, Mugs, Wine Glasses, Linen Picture Books, Dolls, Doll Heads, Pencil Boxes. Boys Whips, Belt Pins, Shirt Waist Sets, Breaches, Hair Ornaments, Back Combs, Side Combs, Neck Combs, Per- sian Hair Balls, Fancy Hair Pins, Pocket Combs and all kinds of Station cry.
 One of the most thoroughly enjoyable functions of the season was the recep- tion at the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. E. s. W. Drought, given by Mrs. Drought in honor of the Green Forest Reading Club on Friday evening of last week An interesting feature Of the oc- casion was lecture by Dr. Mohun on his travels on the Arctic seas. He re- lated many thrilling experiences, illus people seen on his voyage by photo graphs. Delicious refreshments were served and every one present voted Major and Mrs. Drought to be the best of entertainers. Those present were Mesdames H. M. Foster, F. o. Butt, A. J. Tabor, Charles Harbert, J. M. Jerni- gan, M. V. Lightburn, c. E. Foreman, l.. H. Smith, J. E. Weatherly, l Fucker, w. R. Sneed and R. L. Jerni- oan and Misses Cliffie Ramsey and Ruth ] Grim.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-20

Why not take your eggs to the Green Forest Mercantile and get 18 cents a dozen?
 J. c. Hancock has opened shoe re- pair shop at his residence. All work first class.
 We have very pretty line of wall paper now and our prices are right. Come and see it. Green Forest Drug Go.
 Laugh and the world laughs with you, buy groceries at Tabor, Foreman 6, Harbert's and you get good goods and right prices.
 When Green Forest merchant ad- Vertises in THE TRIBUNE he places his business before not less than 1000 DOS sible customers.
 You can't beat trading at Coxsev Bros. They certainly have what you want and will sell it to you at prices that cannot be beaten elsewhere.
 We are selling iots of spectacles, why not let us fit you up with a pair? We know how to do it. If your sight is bad we will "sight you.'' Green Forest Drug Go.
 Quite bit of surplus change was raked up by fellow with "doll rack" on the street Saturday; that is, we sup pose 1t was surplus change, certainly no one would turn loose money for such a purpose who could have any other earthly use for It.
 All who have received small fayors of us this year will show their appreciation by returning same promptly. We re- gret having to mention this, but we must have these small accounts in at once. Respectfully yours,
 GREEN FOREST DRUG Go.
 A "worser" spell of weather than that experienced during the past week would be rather hard to anticipate. Rain, sieet and wind with stiff breeze from the east made life burden for people who had to be out Sunday. The tele- phone wires were badly disturbed by the weight of the ice, many lines being broken, poles torn down, etc. It has ta- ken about all week to make the neees- sary repairs. The telegraph wire was also broken in several places.
 IRE TRIBUNE now enjoys the special convenience of desk telephone. The Green Forest exchange has grown to such size and usefulness that the amount of time consumed in going to and from wall phone, calling and answering calls, amounts to quite an item during the course of a month. We congratu- late Messrs Plu inner S Hanbury on the rapid advancement of their business and the efficiency of the service furnished We wish the number of phones in use were fourfold as great, as every addition adds to the value of phone. THE TRIB- UNE recognizes in the Green Forest tel phone exchange a great factor for the upbuilding of our town, and as such we are glad to lend it substantial en- couragement. People need not expect such enterprises to exist unless they are patronized. Every business man should certainly have phone, while no home will hardly do without one after once having experienced its advantaes. It be- comes indispensable.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-20
Fayorite Family Remedy.

Frequently accidents occnr in the household, which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; for use in such cases, Ballard s Snow Eminent has for many years been the constant favorite family remedy. 25c, 50c and S1.00 at Poynor 6; Morrow s Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-20

Clothing will continue to go at cost at the Green Forest Mercantile Co.'S. until February i.
 Santa Claus headquarters in Green Forest this year will be at Tanning &: Birkes' grocery.
 c. 0. Kirkham and George Butler, two of Long creek townships broad-gaged farmers, were in town Wednesday.
 The spoiled child is generally too fresh, but fresh groceries are best when the price is honest-as at Tabor, Fore man &c Harbert's.
 No mental process is so rapid as the decision of the average customers that they have saved money by trading at Tabor, Foreman &c Harbert's.
 Two car loads of Springfield wagons have been received by Coxsey Bros See them if you want the best wagon ever sold on this market.
 THE TRIBUNE has received a wireless telephone message to the effect that there are to be an unusual amount of weddings during the holiday season.
 Drummer Len Nunnally was brief visitor at his home here twice during the past week. He expects to turn in for good stay during the holidays.
 T. l.. Hummer and wife returned Sunday from pleasant visit at the home of Mrs. Plummer's parents, MT. and Mrs. George Reed, at Eagle Rock, Mo.
 Considerable sunshine has been brought to the home of E. S. Foreman on account of the return of his daughter, Miss Burnice, last Saturday, after an ex- tended absence teaching school near Eureka Springs.
 The lectures of Dr. Lenox Of Eureka Springs at the Baptist church Saturday night and Sunday were lightly attended, owing to the exceedingly inclement weather. Those who heard him were quite well pleased.
 Our scribe regrets his inability to ac- cept an invitation to attend dinner at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. Wrinkle near Raum on last Monday, the occa- sion being in honor of the marriage of one of their sons.
 THE TRIBUNE has it from what it con- siders reliable source that the railroad company has voluntarily paid Judge Pittman thousand dollars on account of the injuries he received in train wreck last spring.
 Mrs. J. A. Jaques and daughters, Misses Maude and Lena, have gone to Eureka Springs. Mrs. Jaques and Lena will spend the balance of the win ter there, but Miss Maude will return home after holidays.
 If telephone subscribers have any trouble soon in getting "central" itmay be due to the fact that Mrs. Hummer is out looking after that pair of thorough bred pigs, which she received by express from her father few days ago.
 Quite bit of surprise was felt in Green Forest when it was announced this week that Eld. IL. Keener and Miss Lizzie Ragsdale had been quietly married at Berryville. The bride is a daughter of G. w. Ragsdale, residing east of town.
The Green Forest tribune., 1902-12-20
Local Mention.
,,knAAahAA A

s. J. c. Harbert is recovering from ere sickness.
 r fresh drugs and right prices go to Or 6 Morrow's
 k. Blasingame and family are wis., in Springfield. west prices and best weights at l's Meat Market. O. Walker lost a fine horse from staggers Sunday. ss Mary Faneher is recovering from ef but severe illness. |e Green Forest Mercantile Co. |ell you 8 cape at cost. Bliss of Carterville, Mo-, is here sng his father, T. D. Bliss. cheap apple trees, all the lead- sarieties, see J. B. Reeves. best of everything at the best always on top at Coxsey Bros. It let Christmas pass before y ou Poynor & Morrow's Drug Store. De quick, right away once and buy hood meat at Pullman's Market. e is a really nice display of Holi- ods at Green Forest Drug Co.'S. and see that new flannel and skirting at the Mercantile Co.'S. highest bargains in millinery ever can now be had at the New York Fife Harris has returned from a attended visit with relatives at 0'Neal of Harrison was visit a looking after insurance here &day.
 your wheat to the Green Forest iill and get the highest cash it.
 you want a barrel of salt go to 7. zen Forest Mercantile Co.'S. ve it.
 Ener Cooper is holding the reg rtely examination of teachers Aie Coxsey of Berryviile was sssFXof Miss Mary Faneher Satur- SEsunday.
 prices to be had on year old K es at J. B. Reeves nursery, one k of town.
 N 6 Morrow handle the best
 make the best prices. See
 re you buy.
 ew pair of rubbers call on the
 Irest Mercantile Go. They
 assortment.
 dnctively modern circus, the
 he Cinnamon bear, exhibited
 orest last Saturday.
 aren't they selling cheap at
 ork Store? When you need
 will pay you to call on them.
 " advertise cheap millinery
 n't know what cheap is until N the New York Store. They nance that makes it a misde- discharge fireworks in the either be repealed or en-
 happy home, the brightest tzyE4E h is sunny side of bargain ''''@ bu can find any day at Tabor, --.-=--4 HarbeTt's. A e been quite few cases o1  V reported among the chil-
 Fn Forest the past week, but
 ious results have been ex- e pm the epidemic. VI ereby reminded that if you = ( of Coxsey Bros. any amount AL be paid to close this years
 you expect favors for 1905,
 this year find you square " ks.
 four-year-old daughter oi
 J. E. Reed southwest oi
 st Saturday of membranous . A d Need has had an unusual ckness in his family the Fks. His daughter, Miss dangerously il and two ol
 nembers of the family arc
 Forest Reading Club will
 fainpnn,,4 .4 4LA DanA. .t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19

-
Martinez Gotay y Ramirez. Ocup6
la 80 sgrada catedra, Rvdo. Padre
Bsrrlos pronunciando elocuente pa
negfrico de 10 SaatA. Una magoffi'
CO orquesta y las voces de los sef1o.
res Diaz Espier, y Mocz6 armoniza'
ron tan impoD ante -acto, concluyen'
do CON Tsdeum y beIdici6n sacra'
mental.
-Ha salido para Fs jArdo, despues
de pasar una corta tenn porada en-
San Juan, L. esti nable. Srta. Maria
Antique.
Man na &c ce.ebrar&n en- ell
Tribunal de Distrito de estS ciudad,
los,juicios orales de las cAusas ms
truidas contra jose H. Baldorioty,
Martin Bslver, Ramon Lopez. Ma
nuel Talvas y beside 10 Garcia por
infrace ion.
-Ha embarcado para los z. U
g.. Pbro. don Angel Alfonso, catedr&'
tico que fac del colegio de San Pa
bio, & cuyo centro docente di6 gran
impulse.
-aoy regresa q Carolina, des'
puss de habsr estsdo una corta tenn
porada entle nos otros 10 estimable
Srta. Milsgro Csbezss AcompafAn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
tAdor municipal 6 don Adtonio La

tAdor municipal & don Adtonio La
br6,.
-Ha sido propuesto por el Juaz
de Paz de Santa IsAEet don Domingo
OF para el cargo de Juez de Paz
suplente, de aqueI pueblo.
Jose Robles y E las Ocasio
han sido multados con dollars, por
aiterar la paz pub ica.
e. J aez de Cathedral, ha libra
do req uisitoria & las autoridades de
IL isia, para la busca y capture de
Eduardo Herrero Castro, pro cesado
por lesiones.
Ell Gpbernador ha aceptado 10
renunci& que de su cargo dc conce.
jal del Ayuntamiento de Utu ado hi :
ciera don Pedro Velez.
Con toda solemnidad y nume'
rosa concurrencia se verific6 en- la
maf1ana de aver, Ia fiesta que en- no
nor de Santa E.ena sc viene csle'
brando anualmente en- Ell Convento
de las r r. M. M. Carmelitas. En-
dicho acto ofici6 el Rvdo. Padre
Claudio, syudado de Ii Sres. Poros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
Propaganda UniOniSta,

Apreciables y numerosos compa
triotas,de ,SAbRna GrAnde, hicieron
circular ell dia Is por aquel distrito,
nm eDtusiastA; man'f es sto invitAndo
Ala concordia y union de los puerto
rriquef1os
De ese documento SON los para
fos que siguen:
sSAlud & esos patriotas de la
SUnion puertorriquef1a americana
siEIlos reciben 10 bendici6n ca
rif1oIa de Ia Patria y de 10 Metr6po
Ii.
Ella patria pide rederci6n.
Ella metr6poli solicita nuestra
frAternid1d-
sNuestras luchas de nAtivo & na
two nos of anden y nos obstaculizAn
ell bisu de la NAci6n amada & que
pertenecemos.
sSonos toios puertorriquef1os
americanos. Todos Amamos & Ia pa
trla chicA y 6 10 patria grande. Viva
mos, pues, todos unidos.
EAST 10 comprenden esos gran
des patriotas del kilograms que ha
bsis leido; ellos, y tantos otros, Sc
retiran de IL lucha y vienen Ia
SUni6n puertorriquena americans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
Una explosion
en- GudniCa.
I'm muertO y VariOS heridOS.

G1anica 18. En la hacienda cen.
tral de Gu&nic&, ha ocurrido un su.
ceso lamentable O O;upaoase un obre
70 en- atacar an bArreno de dinamita
que debiA cor tener 81 cartuchos, /. |
tensr Gator ce, expl ,l6 dicho barre o
despioisnso geandes piedras, junta'
mente con el director de los ia o.
jos Mr.. Gail.ermo y otros obrerCs
de una altara de Is a 20 metros. La
mayor parte sufcieron lesiones mas
6 menos leves, pero el obre o Mon
serrate AyAla, fue destr> ado com.
pletamente y Mr.. Guillermo fac sA.
cado de los escombros con heridas
graves en- Ell craneo y cuerpo con
an ojo brotado. Deploramos 9 ,tas
desgracias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
81 Rey Eduardo
anteS de la coronation.
PreparatiVOs
para ell SOlemle aCtO,
(De maestro Corresponsoz.) J

Nueva York de Agosto. Tele'
grafan de Londres:-
He aquf ell texto del boletin. CT
cial publicado aver:
sEl Rey E luardo soporto ell via
ie hasta Londres aver sin In menor
fAtigA. Sa Msjestad durmi6 anoche
PEI sctamente bien, y hoy Sc encuen
ira en- muy buen ests do de salud y
de espfr;tu. La herida est& pr&cti'
cAm nte cicatrizadas.
El pr6ximo domingo (dia 10y Sc
publicAr6 otro boletip, en- ell cuai Sc
dir8 suscirtamente como Ell Rey re-
sistio eli penoso ceremonial de la CO.
ronaci6n que ten1r& eff scto mRf1sna
di& 9 va mandaf6 las notas de cos
tumbre & La CORES; ondeneia
Ls ceremoLis de 90 4 ar &
Eduardo VII como cray de 10 Gran
Btetaf1a y de Irlanda, y de los Do.
minios b1ita1icos de alleude los ma
res, D srsor de II Fe y Emper&dor
de la Iadias, tsndr& ef scto en- 10 an
rtigus Abadia de Westminster.
\ Para IL coronaci6u que no pudo
efectuarss en- 26 lie Jd'io, Sc hsb'a
pre- parade nm spases .stu $50 desde
ell PslAcio B lekingham hasta 10 Aha
dia, y In muy comp.icada ceremonia
de In ccrona ci6n.
Pero desds entonces h& Gambia
do de opinion el Ray, y Ia procession
sc ra mas corta y uenos ostentosa. o.
MuchAs de las fue.zas militsres
que hahian de tomar psrta. en- 10
sparada. han regresado sus res.
pectivas residencias, y In ceremonia
ha sido ahora dispuesta de tai modo
que no toma' mas de una hora y
cuArto.
En- una pslabrs. La appendicitis
lego en- momsntos oportunos pra
ensefi Ar al Rsy de tantos tftulos que
10 soberbiA no 90 de las cualidades
que premia el Cielo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
UTUAD0.
(De maestro corresponsdl.)

Sc encuentr& en- ests localidad
dirigiendo los ejercicios pr2cticos,
militAres, el o, noe Captain Gaerre
70 de la Policio Iasular, gefe del De
pArtAmento de Arecibo. e sef1or
Guerrero, que Antes de pertenecer
al cuerpo, cultivAba con exito el ar
te musical, visit6 Anoche los salones
del centric obrero, ejecutando en- ell
piano Algunas pleas de su escogido
reperterio.
Que le sea grata su permanen.
ciA en- II CiudAd.
Ha tornado possession del cargo
de contador municipal, para eli que
fuerA designAdo por Ell Ayu nta mien
to Al org1nizarse segun le msnds la
ley, ell 4. D. Eduardo Iglesias, des.
pu6s de prestRr la fAnzA regtamenta
ria.
90
Sc dice, que ell apreciable caba
llero Don Angel F,gueroa Velez,
agente consular Francesy ex con
tador del Ayautamiento cuyo pues
to sirvi6 & satisfaction durAnte 26
amos, trAslAdar& an buen estableci
miento tipc grAfico q 10 villa de Are
cibo.
LAmentAb.e seria que perdiese
Utuado 10 dnicA empresA que posee.
90
Con- motive de 10 pr6xima can
paflA electoral notAse alguna animA
ci6n en- los pArtidos locales.
FL Federal americana Sc reunir&
en- asAmblea ell pr6ximo Domingo pa
rA reorgAnizGr an comit6, 81 repu
b. icano se propone inici.r meetil g.
en- propa gandR por los .campos.
90
HA sido trasl&dado q an nuevo
edificio ell Dep6sito Municipal, ga
nando mucho CON 81 camti =, Ia hlgie
ne de los desg acia 4os que en- el hA
bitan.
Sc encuentrA rscogido en- cana
ell DR.. Cueto, debido al exceso de
trabAjo por ser ell dnico m6di 20 que
tenemos para todos los -servicios.
El CHINA de Utuado parece no
probable, pues desde su lie gada, CO
81 siempre est& enfermo. Cslebrare
mos su pronto alivio.
90
Con motive de Ia velada del 9 IN
tro o zero, trAt&'e por su directive
de orgAnizar conf ,renciAs quincena
les de carActsr pursmente lostructl
vo. Apl&udlmos 10 ID ~ & la que pres
tAremos nuestro concurso'
o*o
La juventud debiera animarse y
solicitando 10 coopera ci6n, que le
negariAn, de todos los elemento /, so
ciales sin distinction de ma cior q ida
dts que squf existen, fundar nm tfr
culo de recreo instruction, do ade
espArcir ell Amino bastante decaido
por ell retrAimiento en- que desde ell
ciclon Sc vive.
o*o
Por ell DepArtamento de Obras
P6blicAs, debiera exfgirse nm POGO
de mas actividad & les encargAdos
del muro en- construction en- ell sitio
denominsda sPe11on de Canicc - de
10 cArretera de Arecibo & Utuado'
La cosech& Sc acerca, y CON elael
periodo de las crecientss del rio, per
judicAndose en- alto gtSdo el conner
clio con IL dilacion de las obrGs, pues
no siempre resulta vAdeab!e ell rio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
SEP A Sc

Cue NO puhhcames oonunicaass
81 qas seaa pagados per aaslaA-
oA4a seis palabras, 60 casAtaa pes
ana HAea, J la lfAea vale aiez cSa-
raves.
Las esRtas cue vengan con conU~
aaoaAss Sin "a imperts no % Gen.
kaskaA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
Serios desordenes
Resolution de los moros
EMINDANAO.
Por su religion.

New York Agosto~ 19 10 A. M.
Otros despachos notician que
los moros han promovido serios de-
sordenes y que esa conducta obede-
ce a la resolucion por ellos adop-
tada de no someterse al dominic
de los Estados Unidos, 10 que i'm
phi aria la perdida de su religion y
cOStum breS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
Camqana energica.
En- persecution
DE LOS MOROs.
Numerosas fuerzas
Numerosas fuerzas

New York Agosto 10 10 A M.
El general Oh flee emprendera
una en6rgica campana contra los
moros. Ha ordenado la Immediate
salida de numerosas fuerzas en- per-
secucion de los rebeldes fanaticos.
Estos Sc hallan dispuestos a la de-
fensa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
Siniestro aspecto
I de la isla.
RUINAS.
IncalculabIe n1mero de yictimas.

Incalculable n1mero de v1otimas.
New;York Agosto 10 A. M.
La isIa ToriShima ofrece un si-
niestro aspecto. Las cimas de las
montafas aparecen cTbiertas de in
mensas llamaradas. De los pueblos
y ciudades no than quedado vesti-
gios. Calc1lase que esta catastrofe
ha ocasionado ell triple de victimas
que Ia del volcan Pel6a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19

Sc deses alq uiiar una casa de
tuenss condicio es higienicas, cuyo
precio no exce1a de $25, En esta
iuprenta inf ormar&n' p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19

: ests Ia Sra. dof1A Maria r 1iriguez
de BAlasquides y 10 distiuguida Srta
Carmen DAub6n, las cuales piensan
Psrmanecer unos diss en- Aquel pue'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
ImpOrtalte aYiSO
del COnSuladO
de Espafa.

En- este centro se ha recibido nm
cablegrama de Madrid APP iardo
hssta el dfa 10 de Ssptiembre proxi.
mo el plszo para IL presentation de
instancias en- solicitud de psnsiones
remuneratorias, de couformidad CON
el r D. de 10 de anio 1ltimo.
S.rvAn estas lfneas de aviso 4
los intesesados, que, dentro de esa
plazo, dehsn aprasurArse & presan.
tar las referidas iustaucias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
Japon,
Como en- Martinica.
VIOTlMAS DE UN V(LCAN.
Murieron todos los habitantes

New York Agosto 10 10 A. M.
In Torishima-isla del Japon-
nan fallecldo tod los habitantes a
consecuencia de la erupci6n de IN
Volcan que envolvio en- Ilamas q las
cludades y pueblos, arrasandolo to-
do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-19
Consternaclon
en- el Imperio japones.
HORROROSAs N0TIGIAs

New-York Agosto 10 10 A. NJ.
La noticia de la terrible catas-
trofe ha producido en- ell Imperio
ia7ones honda consternaci0n & ia
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