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dered to the Jefferson County Medical Society, individually and collectively for the aforesaid courtesies and that this meeing at the Magic City will ever be re- membered as the perfection of all possi- ble meetings;
 Resolved, That we tender our thanks to Father O'Reilly for his generous pro- vision of St. Paufs hall in which to hold our meetings.
 Resolved, That our thanks are due to the press of Birmingham for their courteous attentions. To the hotels foI
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Gov. Bob Taylor--Jefferson Theatre-M 0 n day night Seats on sale.
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The cochrare Monument.

their comfortable accommodations, and
 to the railroads for concessions in rates"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-23
HabaD2 sin aqua.
ROTURA DE CANERIA MAEs
IRA DEL ACUEDUTO, E
INNUNDACION DE
LAS GALES.

Habana, Junio 10. e to madrn-
g&ds, l& gran cafer1a maestro de ~
pu]gadas, que surta de aqua q la ciu
dad, SO revent6 en- Ia esquina de lss
GALES de Figueras y Belascoin, de-
jando sin aqua & Ia Habana.
FL enorme cAudal de sgu& proce
dente de IL roturS, inrund0 una Ca
lie que acsbabA de ser cunstrnida,
destruyeado completAmente los trs-
bajos hechcs en- ellie, pero sin cRussr
OtrCs d&f1os.
Estsbs Ia ciud&d alarmsds con
Ia perspective de una sequis, pues
hsllabase sgotado Ell gran dep6sito
on las Nfueras de L. c;udad; pero
hAy esperanzss De que Sc consiga re
parar lS rotura aptes de que scbre-
vengA niDgdn grave inconveniente.
L& alberta SO eeta vOlviendo q
llenSr r&pidsmente.
C,6sse que Ia r turs fu6 debida
& un peeado cilinc.ro de v2por con
que SO estaba trabsjando en- lu nue.
va Gale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-23
E Rey Eduardo
0lOgia a los Beers,
LOndre 8 Jnnio 13.

y
El A'cslde De Londres, senor
jose Drinsda'e, &compsflado de la
corporation muir icipal, f0eron esta
msnAnR al ralacio Buck1igham
felicitar al Rey 6 nombre de ID Ciu-
dad por ID termination de 10 gde'ra
en- AT .ica.
Debido al NAL tempo que hace
di&s SO siente. el vi&ie al P&I&cio tu-
vo que hHcerse en- Garrusjes COM
pletamente cerrados, perdi6 adose
sef el merito de Is procession cfvica
que los acompsf1&bs.
Al negAr P&lacio, ell Alcalde
y In corporation, fneron condacidos
Embellishments 6 prosencia del
Rey.
Al DIR el MonsrCa las frases con
gratulatorias que Sc le dirigieron,
las conte st6 d&ndo las grAci&s & su
nombre = en- Ell de II Rsin&.
E1comi6 e1 valor del ejercito
que Sc hs bat do con IN pueblo va
liente y resualto-agregando -sque
llos, que eran aver nuestros contra
rios, Fer6n ahora nuestros amigos.
Teugo en- 2et1o y espero Que
cooperen ellOs para qae Sc Olviden
las am&rgurss pAsadss y seAmos ca.
da dia mas unidos por lazos de fide.
lid&d y anistadS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-23
In h0mbre hOnradO.

Se1lor Editor. Sfrvase informa1
& sus lectores que ri me escriben con
tidencialmente les mRndsrS pOr CO
rreo en- csrta sellsda el plan cue &C.
guf y por el cu~l obtuva el rest"ble-
cimiento permaneEte y comp&cto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despu6s dc
amos de snfriu1ie1tcs de debilid&d
uerviosh, p6rdidSs noeturnRs y par
tes d6biles y atro8Gdas.
No es nj iaes eonseep'r dioero
de nAdie; ful robado ? estAfa3o por
charlatRnes, hasta perd8r l& "a del
g6nero humane, pcro gracias G Dioa
estcg &hora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y con deseo de hEcer conocer & todos
este remedio ciarto de cur&rse.
No tenie2do NADIA que veuder nj
que enviar G. A. D., no deseo dine.
70.
Direction: e. Braut, Box Delray
Mich. EE, UU.
s 180. 20"
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BanCO
Territorial J Agr1COIa
DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO RICO
SecretarfA.

E I cumplimiento de 10 prescrip
to por los E ,tatutos de Q sta sosieda ID
se>convoCa los Srs. Aceionistss de
10 misma para Ia J1nts General or
dinarta que tsndrA lng&r en- Ia c4aE
del BAncO, Gale Dc Tatuan n6n. Is,
empezsndo las sesiones la do l&
tarde del dia % de Julio ptoxtmo,
para trRtar de los asuutos OrdinA
rios.
Ademas, por acuerdo del Conse'
jo de AdministrAci5a se hAce prese1'
le 5 los 'Srs. Ac:ionist4s qua en- Ia
orden del dia figur ara "a renovation
bienal reglament&ris d / CoCsojO Y
de les 1nspectoreF, AZ cutno ls elec'
cl6n de Director Gerente del B nco,
por haber pTesentsdo Ia renuncia
de dicho cargo el que actuh!mente 10
desempens.
Los tent d0res de acciones col
pOrtador0 hAbr&n dc depositAr sua
4ftnlos en- Ia GAIA de Ia .sociedad &u
4es del 8 de Julio, sin cuyo requisite
no podran acredit&r su caracter de
accionistas para concurrir con vCz y
vOtO & las sesiones.
Hast& el dis 18 d4l citad0 Julio
Sc expedir&n por Ia Secretar1s las
papeletas de asistencia q los que ten
gan derecho q ella.
Loque SO hace pdblico para CO.
nooimiento de los interesados, encs.
reci6ndoles la conveniencia v necesi'
dad de concurrir & dicha Junta per
sonalmente 9 represe atados en- lA
Ia forma que >utorizA el art. II de
los EstAtutOs.
Pto Rico 16 de JUNO de 1902.
Ei Secretario Juan de Guz nSn Bs
nitez. Vo BQ e Presidente &cci
dental: Wenceslao Bosch,
a3..2
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En- eetR ippror+a g veRde pA
pei dc perl6 dicos q So 40 i Quint&l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-23
pOa Alta ilCOmuliC2dO
10 diaS con San Juan.
Una faCtura COmerC1al
ounce diaS d0t0DIda
en- B2yam6n.
81 "PIata" no eS VadeabI0;
Ell "MalViIla" ST 10 0S.
de maestro c0rTe8pOn8uI)

T0a Alta 21 La notiCia de ma
yor importAnciA de este pueblo es
que llevAmOs desde el diA 10 De Ju-
MO al di& 10 iustamente 10 di&s de
incomunicAci6n c0mercial con Ia ca
pital Q1iLce dias hAce que ura
gruesa f@ctur& de comercio est6 de
tenid@ en- BsyAm6n. E rio Plata
reptile sus avenidss cada "a horAs y
no sc Adivins cusn3o podra dar pa
SO. Us dijimos que en- Mayo tuvo
Il diAs crecido, kin d&r pAso Al CO.
mercio.
No SO sAbe 10 que Sc tsrdas& en-
tomar una resolucio1 acsrcs del
puente que aquf Sc necesits. Un he
cho que deplOrAn muchO los puerto
rrlqueG0s 90 Coment& por todos
los detenidos a orillas del rio Plata,
Y es que un pueL to que constrpyo
EsptH1a hAce 45 amos, Sc hsya dejR,
90 sin reponer por ls actual admi,
nistracion'
Fay cOsSs que mas que una ne-
Cesidad material, envpelven una re-
p&r&cion moral. Conste q. la C6mara
Y el CJnseiO no Sc quedaron detr5s
de EspRn', esOs cuerpos votaT0n Ia
construction del puente eReyes Ca
toliCos.9
Sc est& construyendo uu pusnte
entire CJrozAl y TIA Alta, y 0cQrze
ell case Crricso de que ell comercio
del primer pueblo est& interrumpi.
dc con B syAn 90 y Capital, paro ut
con To~ Ats, 10 qpe pruehS 10 rooa
importsnclS Gel puente en- ccuztruc.
ciCn, en- oArRdo con el de- rio PiAts
ESQ sc le hizo s2ber s O )ras P1oli,
cas-; y apessr del oportuuo Consej0
sostuv0 su criterio que result0 erro.
REQ y sito que 10 Pcegunta los We
ciuos Dc Clrozal, hoy deteni3Cs en-
el rio 'P.&t&1 ysuO en rio sMayil g, ,
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5000 DOLLARS

30 regalan q quien distinga estos brillanteA
Alaska de los legitimos.
Anillo para caballero, ORC y bril1ante $1,000
1dem para i'd. (orillante muy
Alf1er para id. Q 500
Anillo para sehora senorita, i'd. i'd s 500
Pendientes (par) para senOritas, i'd. id. 9 500
Idem para seflora, id. i'd. $1,000
Idem para id. (bri lantes
gruesos) S2O-CO
ldem para nihas (verdadero rega1o) 0 500
Sc envian franco de todo gosto por CO.
rreo, en- cajitas certifcadas y declarada mer-
canofa; para toda Ia Isla de Puerto-Rico.
No SO servira ningdn pedido que no ven
ga aoompafado do su importe en- billetes del
Banco, en- carta certifcada valor declarado.
Envtese Ia medida de los anillos, toman-
dola con un hilo alrededor del dedo.
No SO hacen desouentos; no Sc conceden
representations nj Sc envian cat8lagos, dibu-
Jos nj muestras.-A todo Comprador que no
Sc conforme con la mercanofa SO le devolver8
inmeGiatamente su importe.
Dirigirse al representative general Y dnioo
de Ia "SOCTEDAD ORC Y BRILLANTES"
I4A-Alaska, G. A. Buyas, Corso Ro-
m8nais:18, Milan Qtalia).
Eo esta tipografiA sc hace toGa
cl&ge dc trabAlos preciOs m6Glcos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-23
G O ~ u ME-
FERRO-OARRILES DE PTO.RIOO
DE LOS

La Compan1a de los Ferrocarrlles de
Puerto Rico pone en- oonOoimiento del publ
co y muy partioularmente de los haoend&doa
y duenos de fabrica, que, habiendo montado
en- sus talleres de Santurce maquinaria per-
feccionada, SO encuentra en- condolences de
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
m&quina as1 como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmero
Tambien dispone de una fundioi6n mo-
delo provista de aparatoS modernos y perfec-
cionadoS que le permlten fundir dentro de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgenoia.
Pueden remitirse gratuitamente por fe-
rrOoarril tOdas las pleas de maquina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidOs.
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Una nOViIla realeDga.
en- Ia plaza de Ponce.

Por Ia plaza dc Ponce SO b& pa
se& do np0nentemente una nCvii}@, Is
cual penetr6 en- 81 p&rQuo de B )m-
bas de aqu6lls ciudad La becerrs
es amari!la con ls punt& del rabo
blsnca, Sc esper& que su dueno pa
Sc & recojprlA.
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PORTO.RICORAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
ell the work of repairing and construction,
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost Of C&rtage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted TO our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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Andres CrosaS.
MARINA.

Ofrece; MsderAs de pichip6n
sprtidas, pino americana y spruce
teiamenis de piohip6n p&ra tecbar,
pintpras, hierro g&lvaniz&do torni-
Hos y clavos, duela9, sacos vacfos y
efectos navales. Mantequilla y sa
ehichss dA nesas euperiOres.
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IHIncreible Verdad!!!

Unica verdadera OCCASION para gasta1
bien el dinero en- regalos, cuyo valor supera
siempre I'll coste. Objetos de orc de ley
garantizado Us quilates) con hermosisfmos y
esplendidos brillantes, quimioamente perfec-
tos de mas valor, por su oonstante esplGndor
y limpieza, que los verdaderos. Descomposi-
oi6n de luz, dureza, lapidaci6n perfeota, imi-
aoi6n maravillosa.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-14
Big CROWD ON BRIDGE
1T WAS FEARED MORRIS-STREET
STRUCTURE WOULD COLLAPSE.
Police Called, but the People Were
Leaving-CoIOrcd BaptismaI Serv-
ice the Attraction.

Six converts Of the South Calvary Bap-
fist Church, colored, corner Maple avenue
and Morris street, were baptized in White
river, near the Morris-street bridge, yes
terday afternoon. The baptizing attracted
large crowd of curious people and the
condemned Morris-street bridge was a mass
of humanity.
a telephone message was sent to the
police station at o'clock announcing that
the bridge was weakening and would give
way unless the crowd was driven from it
Immediately. Bicyclemen Hull and Alberts
were sent out on a hurry-up run to the
bridge, but the crowd leaving when
they arrived That the bridge stood the
strain is remarkable, as it is known to be
in an unsafe condition and all passengers
are required to leave the street cars and
walk across the bridge before the cars
crowded on the bridge yesterday.
Race trouble was narrowly averted at the
bridge during the baptizing. In the crowd
on the bridge were a number of young
hoodlums, who persisted in kissing and
whistlng during the baptismal service. A
number of the colored singers on the bank
threatened to attack the young toughs on
the bridge. Cooler counsel prevailed, how
ever, and the crowd dispersed without any
disturbance. A number of white men Of
fered to assist the negroes to clear the
bridge of the disturbers.
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lhe front in the next clash Of arms. The
attack this time will be on the mistakes of
the Republican party, If any, and, there
fore, il behooves the Republican party TO
place itself in the attitude OF meeting such
objections as can reasonably be proposed
against il.
Without touching upon national legisla-
in Indiana in an off year would better look
70 if il desires TO anticipate the fight II
will be called upon TO make. The foremost
of these is the attitude Of our last Legs
lature on the subject of railroad consolida-
ton Everybody knows that the last Re
publican Legislature in Indiana passed n
most vicious measure. which Governor
Durbin vetoed. which would have resulted
in destroying competition in rates and the
power OF our Legislature TO regulate and
control the operation of the various rail-
roads traversing the State, had 1t become Il
law That the measure was railrOaded
through the Legislature by bribery is also
well known. That a second attempt will
be made TO place such law on the statute
book when the Legislature meets next
winter is a certainty This infamy can be
prevented by a declaration in our State
platform against such an outrageous prop
ositiOn.
The Democratic State platform will sure
" contain such a plank and it should be
met by a similar plank in our platform. \
failure on the part of the Republican State
convention to furnish written guarantee
against a second attempt TO pass this bill
party when in power has hard fight to
prevent that power from being turned to
base uses and party injury, and IL is a wise
policy to bar the door against eVtl-doerS
when in sight j. II. CLAYPOOL.
Indiana polls April u
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-14
AN ALLEGED FAKE.
1t Is Said Much Money Changed
Hands at Hartford City.

dispatch from Hartford City TO the
match there Saturday night in which il
was said a well-known wrestler from In
dianapolis had been worked in as a ring
err against a giant window glass worker.
and as a consequence the followers of the
latter were mulcted out of several thou
sands of dollars. The name of the window
glass worker was Hector Desgain. He is
said to have made the assertion that he
could throw any man in Blackford county
for 800. Ed Wesner an oil we'll contractor,
accepted the challenge on behalf of John
Il. Smith we'll driller, who was later
introduced TO Desgain The match was
arranged and a purse of 500 given 1t was
arranged for the winner 10 take the purse
and also the gate receipts, which amounted
TO $50. The glass men backed Desgain TO
the extent of several thousand dollars
AS soon the match was made il is said
the Indianapolis wrestler was telegraphed
kept under cover until time to appear on the
mat Desgain saw the man and protested
but Wesner and his friends insisted that
the indianapolis man was an oil worker.
Desgain was hOoted by a certain element
attending the match and finally decided TO
go Desgain was thrown in the first
bout in four minutes. and also in the sec
ond bout in five minutes. The dispatch
said a number of politicians of Hartford
City were mixed up in the affair. 1t is
intimated that the authorities OF Blackford
county will at once take up the matter
and investigate IL with view of furnishing
those who took part in the alleged fake.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-14
NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Lieutenant Governor Gilbert Talks of
Its Importance.


1.-THE next session of the General AS
sembly will be one of peculiar Importance"
said Lieutenant Governor Gilbert yester-
day. 1T will be important not only be-
cause it will elect United States senator,
but because there must be a new legis-
lative apportionment. 1t is a matter of
peculiar qualification to me that the next
Senate will be made up of an exceedingly
able and well-equipped body of men. The
hold-Overs in the Senate are already well
knC IN, and the grade of men who are be-
ing nominated in the various districts is
the highest that has ever been known.
The people can rest assured that the next
Senate will be able and competent-much
beyond the average. There can be no ques-
ton of the reelection of Senator Fairbanks
as il is an assured fact that the Legis-
lature will be Republican upon joint bal
lot and the party is unit for his reten-
ton. There Is no danger that the intelli-
gent people Of Indiana will forget the rec
ord made by the Republican party since 1t
has obtained control of the Legislature.
Appropriations have been so carefully ad-
justed that the States debt has been re-
duced to a remarkable amount. At the
same time the State institutions have been
put upon a basis of efficiency which is not
excelled in any State in the Union, and our
benevolent and penal institutions have be-
come model for many of our sister States.
The people will not jeopardze this efficient
management by placing the party in con-
troll of them which has always treated them
a a matter of party spOils
Speaking of the political situation in his
own locality the lieutenant governor said
THE Republicans of the Twelfth district
are interested they have never been be-
fore. The prospect of being represented
in Congress by a Republican is squirting
them 10 great efforts for the election of
Clarence c. Gilhams. The fact that the
Democrats of Allen county are seriously
disrupted and are filing charges against
each other adds to the prospect of success.
You need not be surprised TO learn that
the Twelfth elects her Republican congress-
man again this year.
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state Candidates Are Making SUEEes-
tions to BE incorporated i'm
Resolutions.
THE COMING LEGISLATURE
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR GILBERT
TALKS OF ITS IMPORTANCE.
Many Things VIII BE Presented That
VIII Call for Full Consideration
Political Notes.

Next week is State convention week with
the Republicans and this week Will likely
be a lively period with the candidates. The
counties with the exception of perhaps
fifteen, have selected their delegates, and
the candidates have had an opportunity
to indulge in personal interviews to their
hearts content Most Of the candidates
have reserved their rooms at the Denison
Hotel for a period beginning with the 18th
inst. up to the close Of the convention.
The 10Th will be next Saturday, and some
headquarters will likely be opened on that
day. The Denison Hotel management is
preparing for a big crowd
The committee on resolutions will be Sc
lected Wednesday morning and the resolu-
tions will not be presented TO the conven-
ton until Thursday. This will give the
committee ample time in which to consider
the different suggestions to what the
resolutions should contain. There doubtless
will be many Of these suggestions. The
Wayne County Teachers Association has
already sent in a suggestion to the State
committee which will be presented TO the
resolutions committee. II Is the sense or
this associa ton that the State should fur
nish children with free textbooks. 1t is
understood that another important sug
gestion will be made regarding the custom
of allowing candidates to select their own
OlutiOnS declaring emphaticaly against this
custom. Ii is probable that the resolutions
will also touch on the primary election law.
Chairman Goodrich has asked the State
officers to give some consideration TO State
affairs and to submit their views to the
committee on resolutions in time for tina
committee to take action on them and in
sert such points may be acceptable IN
the platform.
r. Harry Miller, president of the Lincoln
League of the State, was in town last
night and stated that the league will have
headquarters in Room IS, Denison Hotel.
during the State convention. On Tuesday
evening. before the convention, President
Miller will meet with the elective officers
of the league and ask them to make sug-
gestiOns as TO who they think should form
the leagues standing committees. The list
suggested will then be submitted to the
State Republican committee for it's approx
al. lit is our purpose" said Mr. Miller,
Ito work in perfect harmony with the State
committee" On Tuesday morning before
/ the convention meeting of the State COM
mittee will be held.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-14
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
IL VILE Be Held TO-MOrrOw and
Wednesday of This week

The Prohibition state convention will be
held tomorrow and Wednesday of this
week at Masonic Hall. The state COM
mittee will meet tonight at the Lorraine
Hotel to discuss the preliminaries Of the
convention and to discuss and outline a
plan of campaign. 1--WE expect 10 put I'D a
stiff fight and make an aggressive cam
paign." said Secretary Clark, of the state
committee. yesterday evening. There will
also be a meeting of the Indiana Prohibi-
ton Alliance tonight at Murphy League
Hail. at Alabama and New York streets.
The discussion will be a review of the work
of Sheriff Samuel Pearson. of Portland,
Me. Mr.. Pearson is a Prohibition sheriff.
Mrs. Hattie Brand, state secretary OF the
". G. T. l.. will make the principal sd-
dress. There will also be talks by dele
gates TO the state convention. The first
session OF the convention will open to-mor-
row morning at 1880 o'clock with the re-
ports of the officers of the state committee.
In the Afternoon Wilson ;. Doan. who is TO
be temporary chairman. will make his ad-
dress. Later in the Afternoon the district
meetings will be held. some of the districts
selecting candidates for Congress. To-
morrow night there will be a mass meet
ing. and Oliver w Stewart. national chair
man. will be present. Wednesday the con-
vention will meet to adopt platform and
select candidates
y diamond-medal contest under the au-
spices of the Prohibitionists OF the State
will be held tomorrow Afternoon al TOmlin-
son Hall.