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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
NO TAINTED TITLE FOR HIM

candidate for Congress in Virginia Does a
Remarkable Thing.
Bristol, Tenn, Nov. 11.-Representa-
tive Rhea (Dem.), Of the Ninth Vir-
glnia district, issued a signed state
ment yesterday in which he says in
reference to the rejection Of the pre-
clncts Of Pattison and Mendoza in the
returns from last weeks election, that
while he is sure the commissioners
were honest in their belief that the
returns should be rejected he believes
the votes belong to Slemp Rep.), and
would probably elect him; and if a
certificate of election is issued by the
state board to Rhea, based on the eX-
clusion of the votes mentioned, he will
decline to accept it.
Guthrie, 0. t., Nov. 11.-William M.
Cross, the Democratic candidate for
delegate to congress from Oklahoma,
has commenced his fight to contest the
election of 8. S. Mcguire. He says
several hundred ballots that should
have been counted for him were re-
jected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
NEW BUILDING DEDICATED
President Roosevelt aud Ex-Prestdent
Cleveland Attend Ceremonies in New
York Chamber of Commerce.

New York, Nov. 11.-With the presi-
dent and q former president of the
United States as it's guests of honor,
and with representative of foreign
governments and other guests, the
New York chamber of commerce for
mally dedicated it's building in this city.
The new building, handsome struc-
ture of white marble, is situated in
Liberty street, between Nassau street
and Broadway.
The proceedings were opened with
a prayer of dedication by the Rev.
Morgan Dix, rector of Trinity church.
An address of welcome by Morris X.
Jessup, president of the chamber, fol-
lowed and then the grafton of the day
was delivered by eX-President Cleve-
land.
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Richard Meyer was in Milwaukee
last week.
Miss Bessie Gibbs visited at Ips-
witch Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Budd is visiting friends
at Mineral Point.
Miss Ollie Eustice passed Sunday
at her home in Livingston.
Mrs. Lee Fawcett is a guest of
her brother at Livingston this week.
Mrs. Frank Blewett and son Of
Fennlmore are visiting her parents
here
Hard coal is coming west. Mad
ison is being supplied. 1t is $13 per
ton there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ballantine of
Bloomington were callers in town
Monday.
Atty. VIM. Carr of Platteville
was guest of his friend, Harry Car
thew. last week.
The wise campaign orator will
consider what not to say as carefully
as he does what to say.
Mrs. Geo. Coons returned to her
home at Nashua, Ia, Monday, after
a pleasant visit with relatives here.
Ever think how many times a
man escapes punishment and how few
times he is thankful for it?
Some men get more satisfaction
out of their laziness than others do
out of the dollars they toll for.
"A great trou BILE with new fashions
is that fat women are usually the
wealthiest and most able to adopt
them.
Geo. BROKER departed on Monday
for Lincoln, Neb., where he expects
to visit until about Chris tmas with a
sister.
The men and women who can
stand adversely are apt to be level
headed when prosperity overtakes
them.
A real bad man is preferable to a
fool We avoid the former but our
sympathy FOR the latter plays us sorry
tricks.
Judge Clementson is holding cir
cult court at Prairie du CHEN this
week. Court Reporter Orton is also
in attendance.
The great trouble with bringing
mp children properly is that the father
spanks too hard and the mother don't
spank hard enough.
1t is hard to understand women
who is afraid of mouse, and yet who
will 60 into the cellar with lighted
candle to look for burglars.
Something is wrong with the law
of waste and economy in this world.
Fowls fit for eating are not the ones
that have plumage fit for hats.
Ed. Angus returned Monday from
Missouri, where he was engaged for
three months past in experimenting
the construction of a large grist mill.
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CONTEMPT CASE AT DENVER
Defendant Replies to the Complaint of the
Republicans.

Denver, Nov II. = County Clerk
julius Aichele has asked Judge John
son to permit jury to hear the charge
of contempt entered against him in the
election case filed by Chairman Low
ry, of the Republican county commit
tee. The demand is made in the an
swer filed by the defendant yesterday,
and the court has set Friday as the
time for the hearing. The clerk was
cited for contempt because he disre-
garded a writ Of injunction issued by
Judge Johnson which forbade him to
certify names on the registration lists
which were declared to be fictitious
Clerk Aichele's answer denies the
jurisdiction of the court. He denies
that he violated any order OF Judge
Johnson, asserting that the certifcation
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Inquiry Into Alleged Fraud at St. Louis.

st. Louis, Nov. 1.-THE grand jury
yesterday began the investigation OF
alleged frauds committed in the cleo
ton last Tuesday. The addresses OF
the witnesses summoned indicate that
the grand jury will investigate cleo,
ton day occurrences at the polling
place of the Ninth precinct of the
Fourth ward, where Marshall. a Re
publican judge, alleged that Totten, a
Democratic official, placed revolver
in MarshalPs pocket and then caused
his arrest for carrying concealed weap-
OnS.
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Nineuy-Six Lost at Sea.

Melbourne, Nov 1.-THE British
steamer Elingamite, bound from sgd
ney, N. S. W., for Auckland, has beer
wrecked on Three Kings islands For
ty-one Of those on board the steamer
were saved and ninety-six are miss
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HOhonlOhe Makes Denial.

New York, Nov. 11.-Prince Won HO-
henlohe has been since last spring a
clerk in the office of Ladenburg, Thai
mann Il Co. He read the stories to the
effect that he had agreed to pay $10,-
600 if certain persons could get Miss
May GOelet to look with favor on his
proposal of marriage. He Immediate
ly sent out a statement saying the story
was a tissue of falSehOOdS.
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Chaffee Is Home Again.

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE Unit
ed States transport Sumner has ar
rived in port, with General A. r. Chat
fee and wife, and Vice Governor
Wright and wife, from the Philippines,
on board
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UNION LABOR POWER.
Shown in Three Notable Incidents
of the Recent Elections in
the States.
WHAT HAPPENED TT CALIFORNIA
Also That GrOundsweII in 'RhOdy''
administration Indicates Its
View of LILLY White Re
publicanism.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE impor-
tant part played by the labor vote in
many sections of the country in the re-
cent election has not failed to impress
itself on the minds Of students Of pol
tiles here. The workingmen's vote in
many places puzzled both political par
ties, but indicates strongly that organ
lied labor is beginning to use the bal
lot as a means of immense power. TAX
ing last Tuesdays results as a sample,
the unions in the future may nominate
their own candidates and act indie
dendently of the old parties or may
throw their votes to men who believe
in their policies and demands.
Union Labor Vote in California.
In at least three sections of the cOun-
try the labor vote, cast almost as a
body, cut most important figure. In
many other places it welded an indi-
rect influence that amounted to great
deal. In California the union labor
vote overturned two Republican repre-
sentatives and put union men in their
places. Representatives Kahn and
Loud both are to be succeeded by I'M
ion men who received the Democratic
nominations. The union labor vote came
near electing a Democratic governor in
California, the Republican nominee
receiving a majority Of only a few
thousand. The same interests some
time ago elected one of their number, a
musician, mayor of San Francisco.
Cause of the Rhode Island Slump.
A street car strike at Providence,
r. l., last summer caused the election
of a Democratic member Of congress
and Democratic governor and lieu
tenant governor in Rhode Island. The
Democratic congressional committee
had made no pretense of claiming a
district in Rhode Island, and not
even the most optimistic Democratic
prophets attempted to claim the cleo
ton of a Democratic governor in a
rock-ribbed Republican state like
Rhode Island. The change was brought
about by the labor vote.
Upheaval in q Pennsylvania District.
In the Eleventh Pennsylvania dis
trict the United Mine Workers took a
hand and surprised leaders of both
parties. The miners elected George
Howell, Democrat, to congress from
that district in place of Representa-
tive Connell, the millionaire coal op-
orator, who has represented the dis
trict for years. The miners not only
elected Howell, but chose three men,
bers of the lower house of the legisla-
ture, defeating Republican nominees
by unexpected majorities.
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Youtsev Makes a Confession.

Frankfort, Ky, Nov 11.-Henry e.
Youtsey, who is in the penitentiary
serving a life sentence for the Goebel
murder, has signed confession, giving
details of the plot, and the confession
is in the hands of the states attorney.
This is the information that leaked out
here through guard at the prison and
an attorney.
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or registration to the election books
had been completed before the serv-
Ice OF the writ of injunction; that he
mad no means Of knowing what names
were fraudulent, if any, and that he
was forced to assume that the lists
sent out contained the names of those
entitled to vote.
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Contest in North Carolina.

Asheville, N. c., Nov. 11.-Represen-
tative Moody. Republican, who was
defeated by James M. Gudger, Demo-
crat, in this district, has filed notice
that he will contest Gudger's election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

In the course of his Boston speech
the other evening, Secretary Shaw
tickled his more or less cultured hear
ers with this clever epigram: ''The
difference between a politician and a
statesman is the difference between
young man who is looking for stu
alton and one who is looking for work"
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Young Murderers Sentenced to Prison,

Chicago, Nov 11.-Frank Kolar has
been sentenced to the penitentiary for
life and john Hajny for twenty-five
years by Judge Kavanagh. The young
men, neither yet p years old. had MUIR
dered Horace Shrode, a grOcer's clerk,
on the west side who fought with them
when they attempted to rob the store
of his emplOye.
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5ooa1 @ottings

The best time to marry is some
other time.
A ton Of coal is a good election
bet this fall.
It is easier to be a hero worship
er than hero.
Patience is a virtue found chiefly
in lazy people.
Never monkey with a buzz-saw
when it is busy.
The fashions change in every
thing except babies.
TO be smart and clever without
being clever is an art.
"A husband in hand is worth two
that are beyond control.
The fish you did not land is al
ways the most desirable.
Poverty is a grind-stone on which
many wits are sharpened.
If beauty is skin deep the rhinoc-
eros is entitled to first prize.
Some men are born with black
eyes and some acquire them.
kissing may be unhealthy, but
nothing risked nothing gained.
You can't work" people, and
they don't like you for tryingit.
TRUSTS are by no means modern.
Noah once cornered the meat mar
ket.
When a man feels tough he
ought to go home and crawl into his
bed and hide until he RECEIVERS.
Music may be the food of love,
but love also manages to find room
for large quantities of ice cream and
bon bOns.
A man imagines that his wife
obeys him. The wife knows the
husband obeys her or she knows the
reason why.
Never marry a woman who
criticises herself. If you praise her
she will think you are making fun
of her, and if you criticise her she
will think you q brute.
County superintendent Nye's
address is Lancaster, and his office
is at his residence, 212 North Adams
street, second floor, where he may
be found when not visiting schools,
holding teachers meetings, etc.
"A real smooth person is one who
does not show any difference in his
treatment of those he hates and those
he likes.
Don't worry if your associates
push you to the wall. You will find
the wall handy as brace when you
get ready to push back
Geo. M. Gunderson, newly elect
ed register of deeds, and wife were
in the city Monday, making arrange
ments to move here soon.
Navigation closes ON the Missis-
sippi Nov. 18th, officially, insurance
on the boats expiring on that date.
The year was poor one generally.
W. w. Wells, assistant superin-
tendent of the Galena division of the
Northwestern road, has been trans
ferred to similar position on the
Northwestern division. G. j. Quig-
ley of Chicago has been named for the
vacancy.
-"Tony" Howell is exhibiting some
beautiful specimens of the Arkansas
Blacks, luscious appearing winter
apple grown in the south. A friend
in Oklahoma sent them to him. Mr..
Howell has nearly two hundred little
embryo trees of this species growing
at mis- city nursery.
Frank Calls has placed in Joeck-
ell Bros window a fine display of
samples from number of mines in
several towns in this vicinity, includ-
ing the new mines at Beetown and
Potosi. The samples are average ore
and not picked. They are mute
though eloquent witnesses of the
splendid future in store tor Grant
county in the mining industry. A
large portion of the county is un-
dou btedly underlaid by rich deposits
of these minerals. 1t means prosper
ity to many people.
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FOR RENT: Eight room cottage,
in good repair. Has all latest i'm
provements. Five blocks from court
house. Inquire at this Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13

Singapore possesses a curiosity III
the shape of Chinese dwarf, who is
barely forty inches in hight, and is
endowed with a fine gray beard.
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Sala de SoCorros.

Curados Aci clio Rodriguez de
una herida por desgarro sobre la
pulpa del dedo fndice de la mano
izquierda, Mercedes Lebron de una
heridA contusa de dos centfmetrCs
longitud, sobra 81 arco supeciliar
derecho, Eloy Calderon de una heri
da incisa so5re Ia primera falapge
del pulgar de la mano izquierda,
Mateo Sierra de uua contus On en-
el tercio Superior del antebrazo dere
chO, Luis Sanchez de una confusion
y dos ere clones en- Ia region nasal
y Antonio Martinez Martinez de una
confusion con eroci6n en- la region
de ambcs parietAIes
CurSdCs jose Vega (a) Chino
de contusiones la espalda iaquier-
da & Ambos pectorales y brazo de-
rscho.
Diego Cruz de una herida incisa
do cinco cent1metros lor 6 tud sobre
oil l&do izquierdo y lateral del cuello
y otr& il elsa de 3 centfmetros sobre
Ia region coronaI.
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dad indescriptible- entire todos s1s
enfermOs multiplicando prodigiosa-
mente sus peraonales atenciones Y
sus sabios y e6caoes auxilios medi-
COS.
Tan activo como discreto, tan
acertado en- la aplicaci6n de sus CO.
nocimientos como cAballeroso Ell
sus practices sociales, el Doctor Pa
niagua, que cuenta en- este pueblo
con arraigadas y merecidas simpa
t1as, encontrara siempre en- noso-
tros Ell testimonio pal pitsnte de ma
gratitud profunda
Suplicamos I'd. Ia publication
de estas lfneas que inspiran senti-
mientos tan sagtados como expon
taneos, y pidiendo al Sr. Psniagua
mil perdones por haber descorrido
en- parte el velo de ing6nita modes
tia con que cubre sus grandes meri-
tos personales, anticipamos & I'd.
las gracias y nos suscribimos aten-
tos servidores.
Enrique Acosta Lopez fami-
liz, E. Ubarri y fsmilis, Cruz Lopez
v. de Acosta; Ramon Acosts, Fami
liza Soils, Mercedes Amy, Pedro Sc
rra y familia.
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SitiO para Ell nu0VO
HO S P 1T A L

Eaterados de Ia orden comuni -
cAda & nuestro Ayuntamiento de de-
socupar ell Hospitalillo de Santa Ro-
sa, porque SO halla situado on zona
militar nos perm1timos lamar Ia
atenci6n de sque}la Honorable Cor
poraci6D, hacia 81 sitio denominado
eLa' Perla0, el cual seg1n opinion IA
cultativa de nu9stros amigos Meli-
cos, rsune todas las 'condiciones ne
cesarias para el establecimiento de
un hospital.
Repetimos, tfjeso dicha corpora
ci6n.
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CIRCULAR
4 las JuntaS ESCOlaroS
de Pu0rtO-RiCO.

FL Sr. Comisionado del Departa-
mento de Eiucsci6n de esta Isls, ha
dirigido uus circular q todas las Jun
tas Escolares, encareciendo en- ella,
con razones llenas de TODD funda-
mento, que antes de abrir escuelas
Sc atienda en- primer t%rmino & que
6stas sesn dotadas dc TODD material
ueceeario y en- cssas que ofrezoan
toda seguridad a log aIumh0e, pues
las de6cieu ciss!en estos sentidOs So
10 acarrean perjuicios en- la ersenan'
"a y los profesores.
A7emas Sc previeue ca diclo do
cumento que Sc someta siempre q la
aprobaci6n del Departamento la de-
signaci6u de los maestros, y SO de-
vnelvan les t1tulos a los no nombra'
dos.
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SerViCiOS
de POliC1a'

Han sido detenidos Cris6stomo
Garcia por hsber tirado harina y
y atropello C,rmen Trinidad, les
muchachos Mateo Sierra, Hermoge'
mes Fernandez y Lucas Sanchez por
tscandalo y rirs y prOferir trases
Obcenas.
Sc ha ocupsdo una carretills
en- la Gale de Allen por no saberse
a quien tertenece y Sc ha deposita-
do en- ell Quartet.
Han sido detenidos Manuel We
ga por robo de 80 centavos SAtur-
nino CC Crcbado reclaim ado por ell Juez
Municipal de Cathedral, Roman Cal
de1on por herir Diego Cruz con
un pslaustre Ciprian Flores por le-
stones.
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DENUNCIAS.

A. c. Hard. denuncia & Jesus
Guzman ror haberle robado un re-
volver, manif9standole ell Guz nan
cAda vez que sc 10 sol,citaba, que
la pt lJc1a Sc 10 haoia quita1o
Geronimo Lopez, cab0 de Ia com
pan a D. del battalion puertorriQue
10, denuncia a Carmen Graz por iu-
sultos y amenazas cuAndo pasabs
s)n la senorS pOr Ia cslle,
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Communicate.
Rio Piearas, Enero de 1902.
Sr. Director de
Ia CORRESpoNDENCTA
DE PUERTO-RICO

DE PUERTO RICO
Muy Sr Nuestro:
x Ia efcaz actividad intelligent
cia del Doctor Paniagua, debemos
los frmantes ell haber 1ibrado nues
tras vidas de Ia terrible acc:6n de
IN envenenamiento, misterioso en-
sus causas todavfa, aupque sobra-
dameute conocido y comentado en-
sus efectos.
Miertras en- muchos de nosotros
SO desarrollaban con Ia mayor gra-
vedad los horribles sfutomas de una
intoxicaci6n mortal, ell Doctor Pa
niagus, serene en- el ejercicio de su
profession, cSrinoso y sol1cito en- ell
cumplimiento de un debsr humanita-
rio, y mas que nala oportuno = acer
tado en- su lucha tenaz por nuastras
vidas que r&pidamente sent1amos
extinguirse, desplegsba una activi-
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Bureau del tiemDO.
Semana que termin6 ell 10 Febrero.

Semana que. .termin0 81 70 F'ebrerO.
Temperature. 900 Ia mas alta,
en- Afec. DO, Ia mas baja 81 0 en- Ba-
1r0s.
La cosecha del tsbaco sigue en-
buenas condolences.
La mo!ienda da la cana ha con-
tinuado sin interruption. Y en- la
p rte SUI de Ia Isla Ell ccsecho de
chinas es muy abundante.
En- general Ia semana ha s1do de
tempo seco y solo Sc ha sentido al
gunas 'uviss en- los pueblos de- Patti
Las, Rio Grande y Toa-baja.
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ECOS DE PONCE

Las fastas del cuerpo de Bonn
b0roS continuaron ell SabAdo Y do
mir go con Ia misma animaci6n, CO.
lebrAudoss los bales do mascaras,
de nif1os y de sociedad con extrAor-
dinAria concurrencia. Los distintos
Actos que sef1alaba ell progrsma Sc
cumplieron, tsrminando TODD con el
simulacxo de incsndio de teatro de-
10 PerlA, en- que demostraron los
hombsros su bien cimsntAda repu-
tAcion. Hubo que lAmentar que sa-
lierAn vArios de ellos heridos.
Han terminado laS fiestas en- las
cu&leS ha reinado gran orden han
r@vestido ell mayor esplendor.
Ahora SO preparNn las fSstas
dc carnRvAl que prometen quedar
Rnim&dfsimas.
Como SO habia anuciado ell do
mir 10 par Ia marana sali6 la mani
festAcion en- son de protssta por /"
question, va tan conocida de las Her
mAnGs de Ia caridRd. Recorrio con
gran 6rden las GALES de Ia poblacion
y aqui pAz y despueS gloria.
Han fondeado en- este puerto ell
vApor frances &Santo Domingoa
con 4 psssj eros procedente de Fort
de France y 10 goleta inglesa eNar'
ka4 con carga de salazoneS proCe'
dsnte do LunemburgO.
Sc esperan de un momento
otro los vapores <MarfA Herrera,
sMAracaibo1 <Catalina1 y eMarfa1.
En- esta semana comen1srS a
tenderse Ia via para ell tranvia el6c
tri0o.
En- el bale de nifoS en- el Porque
de mberos llamarou la atenci6n
los precicSos trajes de capricho co
mo tambien los de unifOrme de bonn.
beros que levaban los nifIos.
Para ell sabado pr6ximo SO
prepara en- el Casino un espl6ndido
baile de rojo. donde todas las sefo-
ritas luciran los trajes de este color
Sc jugar& carnaval en- grande. 81
nc artes tendra lugar otro bail3 de
m&sCaras en- los salOues del parque
de bOmberos.
Sc dice que con motive de ha :
ber va realizado su emprGstito ell
Ayuntamiento prOntO cOmenzar&n
las obraS de ornate on pr0yecto Y
repsrac'6n de las Gales acoras
que bien 10 necesitAn, CreemCs de-
be 10 primero pintarse Ia casa cou-
siStorialy y repouer la baLdera que
do PnlCTr ind tini6IQ
Ha tornado puerto prccedento
de Venezuela el vspOr americana
sMaracaibos en- vaje para New
Yerk, tom6 gran cantidsd de chinss
J 5 pasajerOs.
Para ell domingo Sc prepRran
grandSs mascaradaS que recOrreran
las GALES de la poblaci0n y las ser
pOntinas y confetti Sc regar&n por
miles.
Han comsrzado & tenderse en- Ia
MariUS los rallies para ell tranV1a
el6ctrico.
El puerto de Gnanica toma gran
incremento con Ia instalsci6n de la
central pues hay hoy en- puerto Gin
co buques de travesia descargando
mAteriAleg para dicha central.
Sc esperan los vAI ores tCata-
lina0 y eMsrfaa cen vAriadS carga.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
-S
N1~
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POR Glen DOLLARS al con
tado SO vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada f&brica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 ne
xicanos. En esta redacci6n infor~
aremAOe a
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A. los acelores de A Rauchemplat de la Cuad de Juan
dlstrit0 arrlba dch0 de quebrado.
Po ell psente que lo 10 de Fnr A D. 1902 eIro A
haSchcmIat eclarao Iebilamcnte
reunion de acrsedo tendri ugar mi hcna No t je Itur
Clad de ~
manana cIya pu9dn asiSt los ichoS acores Iroba
camos, nombar depotaro eXamina quebrao t1ta s
racOnCn Ia Quebra dicho
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e domingo 26 de Enero ante
rior, terminaron en- este pueblo les
festeios pdblicos que venfan cele-
brandose desde el dfa %. Resulta-
ron 6stoa muy lucidos, con mucha
asistencia de forasteros y reino Ell
mayor orden. Les fuegos artificia-
les quamados ensdichos dtSs, ,me1e-
cieron la aprobacion del pdblico por
10 bonitos = variados que fueron,
siendo confecoionados estes, por Ell
habil pirot9cnico seH1or Mendez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-07
IN THE MATTER

To the creditors Rauschempat of the City of San JUAN and
district aforesaid bankrupt
hereby given that day January D.
1902 the said Ranschempat duly ajudca tankrup and
that the first meeting creditors will be held office No e
tuan Street in the City San JUAN Porto Rico the II tn day
Feb D. 9O2at 10 o'clock in the for at which time the said
creditors may attend prove their claims appoint trustee examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business may properly eto
re said meeting.
january, 9th 1892
ANDRES B, CROSAS.