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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-11
Died

EVERY Mr. Philip EVERY died
at his home near Vaudeville Satur-
day night at IL o'clock after an H.
ness of several months. He was
nearly 70 years old His wife, two
sons and three daughter survive
him. The children are all grown,
and most of them married. Mr..
EVERY was a good citizen honored
by many warm friends. He was a
member of the Methodist church.
Rev Isner OF that churc'l conducted
the funeral Monday afternoon at 2
@ clock. The interment was in the
new cemetery at Bethel. Several
brothers of the deceased are still
living in Cass district.
HAMrLToN.-Mrs. Nancy Hamil-
ton who made her home with her
son Francis Hamilton in Union dis
triet died Saturday aged rs years.
She was the grandmother d V. c.
Finnell formerly of Red Bridge, but
who now has employment as book
keeper in Uniontowa, Pa. Mrs.
Hamilton was a highly respected
old lady and Christian. She was
the mother of twelve children most
of whom survive her. Thirty grand
children have been born to her de
scendants. The funeral was con
Quoted at Goshen in Clinton district
Sunday where her remains were
laid to rest. Rev. Alpheus DeBolt
of Kingwood conducted the services.
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A Card TO Inventors and Patentees.

II recent publication we were
charged by another patent attorney
with 'railfoadng' applications for pat
safest in thu world. There are, howev-
er, people whoprefer OK cart and ass
art locomotion. @. A. Snow 81 Go
Patent Lawyers and Agents,
Washington, ID. G
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Important Notice.

Those who desire to board or
room students this winter are re-
qnested to send their names to Prof.
A. j Hare at their earliest conven-
fence They are also requested to
state whether they can take young
ladies or young gentlemen, or both,
and whether they can furnish board
and room, or just board, with prices.
Please give this attention as no fur
Their notice will be given.
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Teachers Examination.

The final Teachers Examination
for Monnonglia County, for the year
1902, will be held at Blacksmith
Friday and Saturday Sept, II and
13, 1902. The examination will be
gin at ten o'clock A. NJ. on Friday.
All teachers not holding certificates,
who expect to teace the coming term
are requested TO attend.
STEPHEN MASON,
County Superintendent
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Notice.

Young American Council No. POI
Jr. 0. u. A. M. will run a boat ex-
cursion to Brownsville and return Oh
Saturday Aug. I6, 1902 Steamer
leaves wharf at 100 o'clock a. IN.
Price for round trip so cents Tick
cts on sale at Lyons y Morris, Whole.
sale Produce Co., on Walnut street.
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The Maccabee Excursion.

The ladies of the Maccabees will
give an excursion TO Brownsville on
Tuesday the 10th. The boat will
leave the wharf here at 5 A. NJ. Fare
for the round trip will be 90 cents,
children rs cents. Refreshments viii
be served at the stand. All their
friends are invited To 20 along andr
spend pleasant day on the river.
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New Shoe Shop.

G. Ambrosio desires to announce
the opening of first class shoe max
ing and repair shop. All work irst
class and guaranteed. Give me call.
G. AMBRosIo,
Cor. Peasants and Chestnut St.
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Married..

CoRRELL-CoLE The wedding of
Prof. H. d. Correll and Miss Pearl
Cole, which took place at Oakland
the latter part of June, has just been
made public. 1t seems that there
was parental objections on the part
of the young lady's parents on ac-
count of her being quite young not
yet II and for this reason the wed
was kept secret The announcement
was made recently by the young la
dy herself who presented the mar.
riage certificate to her father The
groom is graduate of the Uniyer-
sity and came here originally from
Jefferson county. He took the de
gree of bachelor of agriculture and
is engaged in giving lectures at the
various farmers Institutes now so
popular in this state. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs al.
pheus L. Cole and is a very accom-
plished young lady. Their many
friends extend congratulations.
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Sunnyside Notes.

Mrs. P. B. Reynolds has returned
from a short stay at Mt. Lake Park
S. q. Yoke is at home from Barbour
county where he had been looking af-
ter some coal lands.
Miss Heath, former student here
is visiting her friend Miss Gertrude
Pomeroy.
A. Q. Price has sold two lot ). Il who
Jones Ave. to n. @. VaudrWtrt
will build a fine residences at Oh
Mrs. l.. @. Woolory is preparing to
move to California. Her many friends
regret very much to have her leave.
DR.. P. B. Reynolds has sold the
house on the rear of his lot to Miss
Kiger.
j. NJ Jamison and Prof Eyerley are
building on Grant Ave, and A. Right
mire on Beverley Ave.
Some of the property owners on Bev-
erley are neglecting to put in their
sidewalks and the poor pedestrians
are taking the mud in consequence.
Miss Pearl Taylor is visiting Miss
Ina Bowlby at Bowlby.
Geo. Barbe, w. II. Bailey and j. j.
Pomerory have been on the sick list
We are hoping that we will have a
new bridge inside of three or four
months.
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For Sale.

One of the most desirable bus
mess locations in town. Inquire
of t. w ANDERSON,
Real Estate Agent.
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Lost.

On Friday afternoon between the
IIaitigan hospital and Dawson's
store, small package, containing
and prescription Please
return to McVicker's Drug store.
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For Rent.

Two connecting rooms furnished for
housekeeping, first floor, cellar, use Of
bath, one square from postoffice. 225
Cherry Lane.
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Our carpet department is rapidly
filling up with new Fall styles of can
pets, rugs and lace curtains.
HirschmanS
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Hagans Restaurant.

AT Uniontown Is receiving many
comments. 1t is said to be the most
modern outside the largest cities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-11

IL you want musical instruments
on can save money by buying at the
Acme.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-08-11

j. Z. ,aault, A New Archite ct in Town
If you are going to build you can
save money by calling on him at
room 6 second floor Hall building.
plans and specifications furnished
on short mtice.
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TO START TONIGHT.
Morgantown Glass Workers
will Resume work

Local Differences all Arranged and
Work Will be Resumed Pending the
Settlement of the Differences by Ma
tiOnal Officers of Union and the Assoc
citation.
The Morgantown glass works will
start up tonight, the differences be-
tween the local committee of the A.
E. G. w. U. and the company having
been satisfactorily arranged.
There has been no agreement reach
ed as yet between the national officers
of the union and the manufacturers
association, and this action only holds
during the time that these negotia
tions are pending,
The men go to work on the last sea-
son scale until new scale is settled
upon.
The settlement of the local differ
ences along with factory resuming
operations is glad news TO all Morgan
town people.
The present wage scale is the same
as that of last year and at any event
the men are getting fair wages. If
the scale is advanced it will be that
much more benefit to the men.
Miss Rose Sweeney of Wheeling
is the guest of Mrs. J. 2. Fitch here.
Lem H. Watson of White Day was
a visitor in town Sunday.
James Mclaughlin of Bula spent
last Sunday with his parents in Man
nington.
Frank Weaver was down to the
Empire Brick Works at Randall
Monday on business.
Miss Iona Hamilton was called
Union district Saturday by the
death of her grandmother, Mrs.
Nancy Hamilton.
Director Jas. FL Stewart of the
Experiment Station went to Clarks-
burg today. He expects to attend
a farmers institute in Richie coun
ty before his return.
The plumbers strike at Clarks
burg has been settled, the plumbers
getting an advance of 25 cents a
day. This brings their pay up to
1926 per day. The new scale of
wages goes into effect September |.
Frank St. Clair came over from
Mt Chateau today and took the
noon train to Fairmont. He says
they are full up with guests at tae
famous cheat resorts. One hundred
and twenty people are at Mt. Chat
eau hotel.
LIEUT. CAsTEEL of the regular
army says Camp White is all
right and adds that "the officers
are all right and the men more thor
ough than in many regiments that
have been organized much longer
than the First and Second West
Virginia"
A party Of Morgantown people ac-
companied by two ladies from
Wheeling will go TO Atlantic City,
Wednesday. The party will include
DIR. and Mrs. Coombs, Mrs. II. NJ
Morgan, DR.. Jos. McLane, Mrs.
Marsiliott and Miss Helen Muhle-
man of Wheeling. The party will
remain about ten days.
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HAVE you a fountain pen? II not,
get the Lucky curve at the Acme. 1t
Is the best.
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X sBURG, Sistersyil

CLARksBURG, Slstersyllle aud
Wheeling ali have good base bali
teams this summer but there Ii MOTH
ing doing IN this the best ball town
in the state.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

If you want to be well informed on local happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas kan. Phone 10.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06
The Way or the World.

The Way Of the World. "What's the reason you're not calling On your girl tonightT "0h. gave that up some time ago" Enlightenment brokenY" "No; we're married" - New York Telegraph.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06
old PapsrS For Sale.

For sale-old papers, 25c a bundle at this office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06
lNlASD NfAIhfR
TeIegraphie Advioes of Climatic ConditiOns Trr m Interior Points.

Sksgwly, Mir. B. The following is the weather report for points betwesT here and Dawson at Sa. m:
 Sklgway -Clesr, n wind, 10 above. Telegraph rek-Cioudv, c,lm. io below TsglSh-Cls'r calm IS below. A,lin-Clri5. calm, IS below, White Horse-Clount, wind, above. Lower LsBHrge-Clear, calm, ! below Hoo,alir Qui-Clsar, calm, s2 below. Selkirk-Clouiv, calm, 24 below. {. b wS,u-Clear, calm, 3I below. sBiS : lmon-Clelr, cilm, 2) below. S,ewar,-Clear. calm, 22 below. Selwin-Cle r n wind. 90 below. Osilvie- Cle,r, ctlm. 2S below. Clribou-Clesr, calm, below. M kina-Cle1r, calm, 2 below. Sheslev Cloudy, calm, Iz above. Pike Riyer-Coudy, calm, % below. W Nhite Horse Clear, calm, 10 below.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06
MINING FUND
Watch It Grow From Day
 To Day.

The following public spirited citizens oi Skagwav have agreed 10 pay monthly the sum set opposite their names to help 'he fund of the Citizens Mining Committee
 . tth.tNt rlafu.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

The following ore cash subscriptions; Anonymous. ..... ......... .... 25.Oo k ufmln Bros, Juneau ........... 1000
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

Hundreds Of eyes read the advertising .olumnS of the Alaskan each day. They can theSe columns closely. Business men do YOU want reSultS2 We have the proper medium. Phone 70 for the man with the rate card to call.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

sworth S Sggers. wholesale deaivrs rth avenue. between Broadway ans % streets received by last boa crJice poultry, rut' S and sese tables
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

All the neWS-careiUllv, accurately and eleanlv told. Delivered to any address bv carrier or mail. The Daily Alaskan. Phone f0.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

If vcu want Co gain entrance into the homes of the buying clisS, pl1ee your ad -rtlSement in the Daily Alaskan.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

Get p,iceS at Royal Laundrv for family work. special rates In rough dry. next Co new electric plint.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06
Likely to Have It.

Likely to Have IL. .l r. "He likes excitement" said the young man.
 50 supposed." replied the dear girl "Why?" 'Hlaar oHU.1tt "Well. hls choice for wife made that the natural lnterence."-Caicago Post .s.i ts, tl l'.e v- 'H.' aa
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

The Principal bath rooms are open when others arc frozen up. Opposite .. s. barrackA
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-06

The advertising coiumnS Of the Daily Alasl<an are the peOpleS exchange mart.
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Institute Washington

20 FORTALEZA San JUAN.
Glasses prepAratorias para ell Ma
gisterio Empezsra el curse el ID
nes 20 & las 3 de la talde y las cla-
ses durSr&n % horas.
Ademas de las asignaturas para
maestros, hay una clsse para los q.
deseen irgresar en- la Normal de
io-piedras.
instruction primaria CON leta
Precios m6diCos.
GEO B. BENEDICI.
1912 Director.
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D0MlNGUERA.

Hoy no hay <Dominguera1 por-
que 20, Ell autOr de elias, estoy en-
Arecibo.
Y es materialmente impossible
que estando ausente hoy este tam
bien hacienda este trabaj9 de redac
ci6n, que ST malO, tiene Ell m9ritO de
ser pequer1o, breve.
No es una dedalada de miel, es
cierto, pero case de serlo de acibar,
es tan chica que no produce dafo.
Yo no t9ngo nj pOseO ell don del
dualismo, y es claro que no lpuelo
estar aquf, y en- casa; y menOs en- Ia
redacci6n, en- dOnde, dichO sea en- Sc
cr6to, es donde menos me gusta es-
tar.
o. confeso que estoy contento
de no bacer In DominguerA, Me hacia
fAlta AlgO de fiesta, va que todos f1es
team y 20 los veO per encima de mis-
espejuelcs pasar y pasan todos con-
tentos y decididos a divertirse.
Del oscurO caparsz6n que en-
vuelve mis- ideas, "a no pueden salir
notSs alegres, porque apenas 81 por
las ventanillas de los ojos veo la vi
da:
Y decir que salgo de ese cfrculo
y de csc medic ambiente: Redac
ci6n, mi casa mi plums, las cuartjllas
que va no me parecen b]ancas, sino
reidoras de mi labor y de mi esfuer'
20 y visitar la campa11A de mi TERRA
siempre risuef1a con los tonOs de yer
dor, y siempre engalana con aores y
STEM pre- radiantede luz.
iO0! que esa es la vida Os ju.
70 que sentir la hermcsA canturia de
las ayes en- la alta copa de nuestros
&rboles secu!Eres; yer ell arroyo man
50 y plateado que serpentea, y que
en- camino de plata, So desiza pOr-
wales y llsnos; admirar la casits del
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DE TOA-ALTA.

En- Tos Ats, SO ha celebrado
con entusiasmo indecible, ell dia de
Washington
En- un templete levantado en- Ia
plaza, adornado con sumo gusto, con
oanderas nacionales y ell retrato de
aquel patricio, Sc dijeron disoursos
por varios pr0fesores de irstruc-
ci6n, SO recitaron poesfas y Sc can
taron himnos por los alumnos.
En- los discursos de aperture del
Presidente de Ia Jnnta, don Manuel
Perez y el del professor Sr. Gnasp,
r9sultaron muy elocuentes.
Las Pr0fesoras sef1oritas Seg.
net, Morales y Btanco, fuerou muy
splaudidas al hacer uso de Ia pAla-
bra.
Sc hacen gcandes eucomios del
acto reaiizado en- Toa- Alta, y Ia con-
cprencia q 81 tue muy numerosa.
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laborejo, y este que lleva en- ell sem
blante el ticte revelador dc su hon
radez, y de cuya boca sale canci6n
de amores en- cadente decfma; salu'
dar como saludo 20 con ell alma esa
magn1ica naturaleza que no la tiene
psraje slguno del mundo sinQ Puer'
to Rico; .pensar que estoy en- mi tie
IRA cuaudo en-. sSan Juans me fguro
que vivo extrafo al terruf1o, por
DiOs que TODD ESQ me hac1a falta
sentirlo, era una necesidad de mi ser
que rscibe las impreaiones de la vi
da, direct&mente en- el alma.
He revi7ido, siento que Ell reno
zamientO, que 10 juventud desciende
hacia mi, y que me bana placida, dul
cemente.
lCuando digo ustedes que no
hsgo la DomiDguera
ALAYON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-23
De AgQadiIIa.

Las festas del Carnaval 50 cele
braron con mucha animation la
mayor harmonic, 10 que prueba Ell
gradO de cultura de esta Villa. La 8
bromas Sc sostuvjeron por todo 10
alto, sin descender q las de NAL g6-
zero.
81 domingo de Plata tuyo efsc
to un gran bale en- ell Cigcu.o de San
Carlos, en- Ell que !ucieron sus en-
cant0s infnidad de arrc g4ntes da-
mas, cerrand0 con esta fiesta Is 6po-
cs de diversiones, para entrega
al recogimient0 de Ia cuaresma.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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MOdO de GVit0r
Ell 0nranCiamientO
DEL ACEITE.

Sabido es que el aceite Sc en-
rancia al contacto del oxfgeno del
aire.
Para preservarlo pues, durante
largo tempo, de toda alteration SEN
sible, es sufcieute proteger Ia su-
perfcie del aceite con una capa de
espfritu de vino.
Este procedimiento SO fuDda en-
Ia propieda1 que tiene el alcohol,
por raz6n de su peso especffico, de
sostenerse encjpa del aceite intsr.
ceptando ssf toda communication con
el aire exterior.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei do peri6aico a 2 40 el quintal.
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Hay CuatrO classes
de hOnbr0S,

El que no sabe, y no sabe que
no sabe; este es un tonic; no sc le
haga case.
E. que no saba, y saba que no
saoe; este es un simple; eosGnese-
le.
FL qua saoe, V no sabe que So
be; este esta durmieodo; despj6rte
sele.
El qua saba, y sabe que sabe
este es un sabio; sig gAsele.
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GRAN GALERIA ARTISTICA
Rafael Colorado
SAN JOSE 12. ALTOS De LA MULITA."

g EsablecmienO de
HsPEOIALDAD EN- AkPLAOIoNEs
Un
la 81
aboluta nslAr
q ahal la de Ia GpaA
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Num- 4O69 San PueroRioq mm9o
It at P B. as second das
New York Express,
Roosevelt y Cuba.

<W~sair gton 2 de Fabreroo. E.
Pr2sioente Roosevelt ha manifasta-
do te iminSntemente los <leaders1
repub .icAnos de la Camara que hay
que hscer alg0 por Cuba. Sugie1e
la moci6n mej0r dicho casi IL exigs
de que 50 rebajan los deroch1s sobre
toda clase de productos cuhanos,
eu } msnos de un 25 pOr Gle e1tode
Ia tarifa VICENTE.
Las probAbililades estan su
favor.
Ei Presidents celebr6 aver una
conferencia con ell <Spe oh ers de Ia
Camara Mr.. Henderson la cuAl re
sult6 muy tirante. Njpguno de los
dos cedi6 un puntO y ell tenor de IL
conversation foe sin pre3edente pa.
rs ocurrido entire el Presidente de
Ia Rep6blica y el eSpeores de lR Ca
de Ia Camar&. Este no prometio NADIA
Mr.. Roosevelt haol6 con la insist6n-
tencis y energia que le cAracte1 fzan
cuando aIgO SO piopone.
- Sci SpeoraH Henderson dijo ell
Pfesidente a aus amigos Iuego que
termin6 Ia conferencfa) es el hon bre
mas estimado que lie conocido.
GEl Presidente atirma a su vez
Hender3on, es el J Jefe Elecutivo mas
obstinado con que he tenido que la
b6rmelas en- los dias de mi vi
da.
El Presidente no eFta satisfecho
con hacer preston sobre ell aSpeares
y Sc propone hablar. personslmente
con los individuos todOs del comit6
de srbitrios y medics Los republi-
canos que fgursn en- este comit6,
oon excepcI0n de dos estan dados
en- cuerpO y alma & los cos& &cheros
de remolacha, y Sc oponen al trata-
do de reciprocf1a1 con Cuba.
He aqui 10 que el General Gros
vernon uno de ollos aduce para JUS
fear 50 mezquita Oposici6n un
tratadO no solo pide gritos Ia equi-
dad y la justicia, y el honor nacfonal
81 no que los propiOs intereses del
pueblo americana que paga de les
masAs que constituyen la inmensa
mayorfa. dice Grosvenor como 81
gue.
<En Michigan, por ejamplo los
democratas ganaTau las proximas
7leCciones 81 Ell con greso actual hace
cOncesiones al azdcar cubano. La
Camara La a coz gusto 10 que pue-
da por Cuba, pero no SO siente dis
puesto q pagar su carload tan alt0
precio. 81 Cuba sufre hambre, 70
estoy dispuesto a yotar $4,000 OO06
Is 8 Is millones y zanjar Ia cues
ton en- esa forma; pero muchos de
mis- colegas opinan conmigo que no
debomos s"crifcar nuestro partido
por Cuba,1
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COnp2GliG CelGp2Ie Ir2l22l2liQQ2

TlNERARIo De = LTNEA HaVRE-BoRDEAUx FAITl
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4 Qui0n iltereSe.

En- los abundantes pastos de
malojilla que con tienen los terrenos
comedies por Ia Denomination de
SLs vega de don Lorenzo Lezcano9,
situados en- el bsrrio de Ia Carrere,
termino de Are3ibo, se sdmite q cui-
do ganado vacuno y csbslIar.
Dirigirsa don Andres Paz Ur.
daz, q len reside en- Ia misma fin
ca.
a. TX
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TAFT Y FILIPINAS,

Washington Febrero.. FL
Gobernador Taft empez6 emitfr su
informe sobre Flipinas ante ell Co.
nike del senado hoy. El Presidsnte
de esta Mr.. Lodge, le manifesto que
no solo Sc le piden informes sino
tRmbieo cons jos.
Taft descubri6 sus viajes por el
Archipelago asegurando que en- las
81 proVlnclas crisCianas que 10 for
nan existe hoy el gobierno civil
Les moros con pOcss exepciones AGO
jen amistC sAmente la nueva sobera.
MIA. Los que Aun estan rehacios pa, o
aceptRrla a ella les inclina al porve-
mr. comercial que SO les ofre~
ce.
Dijo q, una de las p1ovincias en-
que esta dividida Ia isla Negros, ell
pueblo Sc opuso decididamente & la
reorganization. En- San Jose la ca
pital, las clsses obreras levantaron
una Eestatua de la Libertad ilumfnan
do al mundoS de veinte pies de altu-
ra, y en- el m1smo mOnumentO colo
carOn estatuas de Washington de
Nc Kinley:
Los moros sgrego, no obedecen
sino q sus Gdatoso 8 jefes y no quie.
ren en- ningun case reconocer auto
ridad en- los flipinos. Habfa dos
sultanes uno en- Mindanao y ell otro
en- el grupo de JOl6, pexo estos no
siempre log tan imponerse los ada.
toss, El sultan de Midanao es muy
pobre, perO en- cambio el del grupo
JOlo es un avarO que solo trata de
aumentar continusmente su bolsa.
Este dItimo no reconoce ninguna cla
Sc do reclamaciones de Espafa con
exception de las refsrentes q las ca
sas Aduanas. Actitud que trae com
plicaciOnes & los E stadCs Unidos.
Ell CORRES rONSAL,
Nueva Yord Febrero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-23
FOREIGN

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AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-23
liiInCreible V0rdad!!!

Unca vcrdadera OCCASION para gastar
bien ol dinero en- regaos, cuyo vaIo. supera
siempre su costc Objotos de oro' de ley
garanlizado Us qulates) con hormosisi mos y
esplGndidos brillanteS, quimicamente perfec-
tos, do mas VaIOr, por su COnStaute esplGndor
Y Iimpieza, que los NcrdadcrOs. DUsCOmpoSi-
ci6n de luz, dureza, Iapdaci6n pertecta, imi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-23
Una aTienda.

So traspasa una tiends en- el
mejor sitio de Ia Capital, cen g6ae.
res 9 sin ellcs. Es una bueoa oca.
sion.
Informaran Tanca II altos de L.
40 s