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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
are sixteen hands high and have powerful

are sixteen hands high and have powerful
chest and limbs, well fitted for pulling.
The baron has now orders for many
zebras. trained to the harness. for other
portions of Africa. He charges 600 rupees
($24O) for tanned and harnessed animal.
The transports which he sends to Hamburg
occasionally resemble the ark. They COM
tain lions, leopards, servals, an animal of
the leopard kind; specimens of the rhi-
nosceros and hippopotamus, zebras. ,gnus,
anteopes, Glands, gazeles, books, giraffes
and elephants.
Housekeeping Under Difficulties.
Keeping house under circumstances like
these affords good practice in the strenuous
life. The baroness tried to pick up a pun
adder one day. thinking it was a pole,
which she could use to support her clothes
line. The puff adder is a snake about six
feet long and it's scales, unlike those OF
many serpents retain their brilliancy after
death. On that account its skin is worth
50 in Europe for manufacture into novelties.
All manner of snake skins can be exported
for similar purposes, for the reptile world
ranges all the way from three-foot lizards
up to the mighty python of the jungle
Near the house was little waterfall ard
just above this, where the swift flow would
bear all refuse away, the servants used to
rinse the pots and pans. One day the cook
dropped the coffee pot in the brook, and Il
whisked over the falls. They mad only one
more so diligent search was made for the
lost utenSil, but without success. ~ week
later the baroness met a crocodile at the
foot of her garden. He had come up out
of the water to take stroll in the edge of
the evening. She promptly shot him, and
when he was opened there was her coffee
pot, quite uninjured He had swallowed 1t
at one gulp. You can shoot croCodles by
millions along the streams. Each carries
four musk balls about his person worth s.
a piece in London.
She found that the most satisfactory
dress was of thin white material. with a
waist like the upper part of kimona and
a short skirt, reaching the tops CT her high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
Free Sale of Deadly Weapons.
he Chicago Chronicl,

From the Chicago Chronicle.
You cannot buy a fatal dose of strych-
nine or Of morphine in Chicago without a
physicians prescription. but you can walk
into the nearest pawnshop and buy a cheap
revolver with which to kill yourself-or
somebody else-and no questions asked. A
reform is necessary in this matter. The
case of Mrs Kelsey, who shot her husband
on North Clark street. IL not the first in
which the easy acquisition Of q pistol has
been directly responsible for homicide. The
sale Of deadly weapons should be sur
rounded with obvious restrictions in Chi
cago, as 1t is in Europe.
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Would Die at Soldiers Hands.
From the Paris Temps

From the Paris Temps.
sentinel at the Fort Of Vincennes had a
curious experience the other day. A we'll
dressed Individual approached him and tried
to wrest his gun from him. Failing in this
he wrenched the bayonet from the end of
the gun. and. putting the point to his
breast, said to the astonished soldier,
Strike, II you are not a coward.,' The
guard had by this time turned out, and the
man. when taken before magistrate ex-
planned that he had had SO much trouble in
his family that he wished to die, and felt
der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07

on the day of the drive. For a week he is
trained in this signal language. One signal
means stand up another, close the
lines and so on. A location suited by its
natural features is chosen for the drive 1t
is a vast plain, with a tree in the center.
In this tree platform is built, visible all
over the plain, and from this platform the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
Baroness Bransart Won Schellendorff.

more unique wedding tour. 1t took her
down on the east coast of Africa to Nom
hOssa, port in British East Africa. Thence
they went by rail TO Vol, ten-hours' trip,
and thence made their way overland to
the foot of the Kilimandjaro mountain,
where Baron Won Schellendorf was to con-
duct an experiment station for a German
company.
The Kilimandjaro district is in German
East Africa, but the British railroad ap-
prOaches it more closely. Under the most
favOring circumstances the station is only
a ten-days journey from Vol, but when
the pretty American baroness made her
wedding trip through there two years ago
the trip overland occupied thirty three days.
1t was in the wet season. and at every river
bridges had to be rebuilt.
She lived in the wilderness for a year.
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flaps. All-cellular shirts will go well with
Cravats.

Cravats.
The once-over is the cravat of today.
the ascot the cravat of tomorrow-but In
deed the ascot is already very fashionable.
There is growing tendency among West
End outfitters to sell loose ended cravat
of the kind which is generally called an
imperial when an ascot is asked for. But
really good dressers-that is, men who de-
vote a little sensible thought to the ques-
ton-are getting more and more to see that
the only really sensible way to go to work
when ordering cravats is to choose the ma
terial and have it made up individually,
not only to measure but also to taste Thus
the band will be cut in exactly the way
they prefer, and of the length which the
circumference of the neck requires. There
has certainly been always an incongruity
when men who have every other outward
article of attire carefully adapted to their
personal peculiarities and tastes should be
content with a cravat that was made up
faphazard to suit the average man.
Gloves
Tan gloves, rather light in color, are SUI
perseding gray channels. An Irish black
thorn is considered the best "cane:" but
sticks are rather out of fashion just now,
anyway. The latest in socks mot for even
ing wear: we only wear BLACK and black
evening socks) is a light sage green mix
ture with pattern over the front of half
inch squares in another color-gray, neutral
tint. or dull red, these squares being sepa-
rated by equal sized squares that are left
unworried, so that the effect is that of lines
of half-inch squares half an inch apart
both ways Colored pocket handkerchiefs
are in fashion again-biscuit is the favorite
hue, with ornaments in other colors Moth
ing is too gorgeous for q smoking Jacket or
silk dressing gown in some quarters: but
for the most part we have grown manly
enough of late to bar these womanish
fanCieS
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OHIO GIRL IN AFRICA
Strange Adventures of the
Baroness Won SChellendorf.
AMONG WILD BEASTS
CATCHING ZEBRAS AND BREAK
ING THEM TO HARNESS.
Exciting Features of a Big Days
Drive-Housekeepin Under
Difficulties.

Written for TIE Evening Star.
Five hundred zebras fresh from the Afri-
can forest, in one kraal 10000 wild ami
mails running madly. in long lines, round
and round vast African plain.
There is but one woman in American who
has seen this sight, and she is the Baroness
Bronsart Won Schellendorf. formerly Miss
isabella Bunce of Ohio.
Probably no American girl ever had a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07
Disappearing Rats.
a the London Express

From the London Express.
The province Of Gujarat, in the Bombay
presidency, suffered during the first few
months of the year from a plague of rats,
which infested hedges and fields, and even
ate the newly sown grain. Now however,
they have suddenly disappeared in an unac-
countable manner.
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La Petit Soufriere's Crater.

At last the petit Soufriere was reached; a
deep basin, some 200 feet across surround
ed by approaching hills, green to their sum-
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vas tops Shirt to have a soft white front
and stiff cuffs. Double collar. not mora
than an inch and a half deep. upright
fronts, just roundedj off ; small knot with
loose apron, pinched So that it is very mar
row In the barrel; no pin. Double watch
chain straight across *
For the river-and no American should
neglect our beautiful Thafnes-have Son-
pie REFER suit made in the material
named, with white ivory buttons or else
buttons covered with the duck In the Ia
yer case, see that the moids are of wood or
prass, not OF tin, or they will rust and
spoil the whole suit when it ia washed
With this suit wear an all-wool cane
shirt, self cuffs, in white and white" and
white pique or colored China silk knot,
without pin, and white btickskin low shoes
Dark green mixture socks with pattern in
another green, or in color over the front.
Panama hat. - A-oi''
Shooting Costumes.
Men who do not like the above rig NAV
substitute for 1t a light gray flannel suit
made exactly like the blue cloth suit al
ready described. There should be a line
pattern over the gray Or blue flannel
with white line will be all right, but gray
is preferable. When these are adonted
brown Russia leather shoes with white tons
and rubber soles are preferable to the buck
SKIN oxford shoes worn with duck suit.
SohiC HIGH Inc W wear UuCk white fan.
mel trousers and a dark Jacket-in which
case stripes are the proper choice and a
colored shirt, or one made, collar cuffs
and all. of cellular fabric will be right.
Wear with this dark blue foulard knot.
If intending to remain for shooting In the
autumn, the visitor will want an Irish
homespun Norfolk suit, with some green
and brown in pattern-but mixture is
better than pattern and a driving coat
will also be wanted. Let this coat be long,
loose-skirted and roomy, plain (not Raglan1
sleeves, big pockets on the slant without
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
"A DlESTRO T sINEESTRO

trAseendentales euessoa que 80 han Veniao
derarrollando, de ua&ners rApida, fneaparada,
que tan hondRs tranaformAcionss produlaFa1
en- nusstra qusrida isla
10 ae can biosi % & de sorpresaBl Ali
81 fuere poaible que revivlesen aquellos con
tsmporSneos uustrea que esforzsdamente lu-
charon por Is libsrtad el PR teso, en- Is epo,
CO en- que ye deiabA cir, de vez an cuanNos MI
des&utorfzAaa, perO slncera vozl.. Sqne 40
pens&rian? -. ScuSles no serian sus 1uiclosE.
10 Qlzzs. 8 sin quizas. asustados corriaos
de Vsrgn lnEa enoio. ante ese Gun &c
mezquindsdes, concupiscsncias. vsnganzas
reneorss que divlden hoy i3 tAmiIia puer-
torriquens.
-unida fasrts cuando Dios quiera-
darfanss prisa por preclpitarss y hundirse nue.
vaments en- las Fegiones dal no ser, en- las pro-
fundidades del oivldol
lElos no tornsr6n Is vidsi
En cAmbIo ae reproducen. travss De los
sigloa de Ia historic, las siniestras nguras oe
los Gaines, de los Judas, de los Esani; ae ios
qae dieron 10 ueEtB . aus nsrmanof 0s loS
que vendieron 6su Maestro; de los qua re-
nunciaron To- primogenlturs por III plato mi
ssro de snteias
iPohre deHtino Ell nusstro
La adveraid&d nos une; pero spenaa 10 vis-
Iumhrsn en- los hoKiaontes del pofvsnir los
prfmeros dastelos de Ia FefVlndicacibn de Ia
dicha, nos separan los enconoss egEmirnos
enc&rniEAdaments contra nosotros Las armas
que ns tuYlmos valor para esgrimir contra
Dice eli adAgio: Globos de una nlisrna ca
m&da nc muerden;s Sc rsspetan, ayudsu
defender unos otros; no reza Ell tai sd&-
gIo con nosOtTos, ioVejas mansss, inofenslvss'
pscf6cRs, ohedientss, con sumist6n tncretbIe,
. II Voc del pastor, los GmAgos de ID honda
y los v&puleos del caysdo; pero, en- cuanto ell
pastor Sc descaid&, disfeutan de un POGO de
iibsrtAd, ss dsstrozan dentslladRs topeta-
zos rnas otrasi IFsn6meno exttsf1oi Somos,
p0r otra pArte de ID asrvil J trisse condiC On de
SqusIlos esclaVos, que suspiran glmen por-
que Sc lee despojs de las csdenas, porqus ss les
llberte de sus amos; apsnss Sc ven iibPes de
unas otros corrsn en- boscs de nnevas sade-
nas v nuevos anOs....t.
Psro, noto observe que 10 fasg& me In
gadej que, G pasAF do mia fraaes tranquil
zadorss, aun no han desaparecido entorameE'
Ga y del to 10, oil cansaneio oil pAvor cue pro-
dujGra en- Ga Amino esls viajs fantkssIco por
los aires tFRv6s de Ian sombrAs. 80.
DsEcAnsemos IN ratos que tiempo hsy pa
"a continRsr Ia PStiea, antes que 81 alba apa-
Eezca seas resttuido o. "a casto lscho S....
Dip Asf el Mago =. 3 POGO, me tnvadia
sopoE deIiciosfsimo spacibe......
OORTADILLO.
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Desmanes en- Cayey

EstA mAa4Ds Sc &csrc6 & sstAs oficinas
ausstto corrsIigioHario Pedro BoAds, conocido
poF PtTnEs NOS dice que ys han entrAdo en-
Aesi6n lss Ensbss de CAysy.
Al sfseto eta 81 sig aisL te case.
"a domingo sstavO en- oil VeGlno pusnlo
Boada, e0R oil hn de visitAr 3 Bu'novi& y 4 Las
Ok de- 10 tsPds vsniA cRminO de CagnAs con eI
paTgento Bsrdegni sl soldAdo Pagan que
lban para sl cAmpAmspt0.
CsrGA &c In poblAci6n Nep0m ucsnn II J.
FuAFRa, alias @M hnchenCS SInforoso France
Ia nAli0ron mi eneuensro, str6ndole oil prlmero
nna puhalMda. I'm ell Aeto BJAdR se tir6 del
eAballo fu6 rodsRdo pos loa lndividuos
de las tuKbas, no AlfIitndo un atrcpeIlo
pOr Ia Immediate pEesencia dc In poicfa. No
hbstARte To eolmAron de- injurias y CO AmenA-
Aag.
DIee P4rt5.e que jaEaas Ia tenido disgustos
con eTa gents mas bien Ampar6 AGuf > Bal
pt6 otroS Cong4asres safos nnA veE cue vi.
bisFon 6iRiglg denuest0s proyocaeiones
lps fsdsRAIaa dc estA ciudad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
A LA Correspondence

Este eoleg4 hAcs notAr, s modo de erltice,
que hubo una sx sspei6n para Ia prensa en- In
reunion del Con1it6 dirsetivo del pArtido isde-
raj, pusB GIolo La DBMoCRAc1A eatAba repre-.
ssnthdA por su digeesoI9.
Y coIega no dsbsrfa ignorar, que las rsu.
hionOa de los 0jmltSI direc tlvos da Ios pArN
Gos sen aeerasAa, qIe & elias solo poedsn
&sissIr los hAIiados partldo. De bhi que
q lA pFensA NJ &fdAds q nusstFa euIsetiviIad
no ne In inyttass para dicbo Act0.
aIn tod@s l@G reuninnss del Comite dfrecti-
Vo hA incurrid0 La Correspondence en- este
mlRmo error, da Greer Gus los Representatives.
az lA prsnsA exsrafa Al pArtido podi4n concu.
fRir.
Y h&eem0S eata Aclarscl6n para que ell
BoltgA mo- 10 Some D descortesfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08

No aoFmfai vagaba en- eae limbo como
diea al poeta-mezcla de v'gliia de sn'n en-
que ss confGnden LIS ideas, se Rmerliguan las
senIAeiones sc mes ofrecsn los obietos como
bcrrosoS notantaa en- una especle de niebls.
De pronto me aenh suspendiao = arrsbs
1ado p0F los aires.
Era la msrchs vertiginosf; de ella SOLO re-
cuerdo qae me paraei6 entFevsr, traves de
les espGelos maginATioe, Ell aims Dc GtrISag,
bisinpEe indeciss errapte, Ia cuAl me dI6 ex-
pFesiones para mksenzo.
POGO dsspuss cel6 eli moVImiento que me
impelfE: RbTi los oios; densE obscuriisd me ro-
dsabs; sobrs mi cabeEa, alto mny alto, perei.
bf&se ell sordo revoloteo ell sgudO , desagra
dRhle chirEiar de gran pdnero de mure'e sgos; /;
mis- pies, come si plssrau sobra &lgodonsS, &c
hundian en- una mAaA banda movedizA.
Una mano invisible ms gni6 por sntrs de
las Eembras; avAnee CON cAutsla. ssmiendo,
c1da pAso dar con mis- asen1ereRdes hussos en-
oil fondo de nm pEeCfpicio.
VfstIma de nm desVanecimiento, peFmAne.
eG ain asntiao a'gunos minutes, al cab3 de los
Enslsg me halle en- una cEmaFs estrecha, en-
cRyAa paroles de z sniso ref 'jabR aus morss.
cln5B FMyoa una Interna......
S0bFe cogiiO dc asombro, an tanto eGcAma
DO ING uisbo, echo ana ojsada mi alredsdor.
PAFaefA aquel Antro nm laboratoro-guArida
quISag, ds aiRun hsehiesFo, enca ntadoP 8 a'gul
mlste--a !1RgsE por los retortAs, Probetas, cri
sOaS dsmAs apAratoR dc GsA iadole que lie
nAbAn Ia est1nciA.
Psrcibf sobre IN eacabsl, en- Actltud n sdf.
tabundG rsposAdI, Ia hgura fmponente de
nE Rnsiano de luenga barba, snvuslto en- una
Ampli& bata con un gorso largo puntiagu
do 0n IL cAbsxa.
4 Sara este el sabio Msrlin? --psns6 para
mia sdsntros-SSsr6 a'gGn sstr6.ogo, nigro.
mAnte, oE&eulo, sAumAsurgo que huyapdo de
las eorrisnts AvAsAllador&s dsl progreso Sc la
refuglsdo en- este sgujsro, como una sabsndi-
ia?
SPor que srts marAviloso de gorti egio de
blElIbiPloqne me halo an su prssenciaa
Conoci6me ell anciano las dudRs, tsmorss
y RoEobras que me sscsrabaiaAbsn por el eePs
bro y con Voc gPAv0, psr0 spAeinls y simp4tiea,
RxeiRm6 con bsnevolenciA
-GTrADq qai1ssts no soy nirguno de esos
pstaonaiss fAnuoaos 8 satupendoe que amAsi-
mas. NiDgha Gan hA de sobrevenlrte AnBss
si1n pnsds qus asA para 81 pFovesho tn spAsi-
zion On eSsa alto. Soy el Mago de AguAI i Ie-
EAE EismRo lace q1e no dog al mun1o sefial
ni &Iomos de mi exiStsncia. Autas me exhioi&
una vsB cAia Al eH los AlmanAqa6s de Puerto
Rico do enbonces asa Viyo reclniio como
aics el Ai6sof1
de mis soledAdss venEo,
& mis- soled&dss voy.
No por ssO perdi de Vlssa Iop grAEdes y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
CENTRO DOCENTE
DE- La UNION IBERO AMERICANA
Plaza de Colon San Juan Puerto Rico.

Alumnos extsrnos 8, 4, 6 4 S men
suales segdn la ensenf1anEa; medlo pennio-
nistas S12, pensionistas $25 mensuales, in
ciuyendo el labado asistencia meoica.
Profesores Lcdos. Torriente J BuSta.
mante, Emiliano J, Dfaz, Manuel Paniagua
(franees ingles1 Ramirez etc.
Referenciss; los padres oe los alumnos
a. Cadilla, Arecibo) j. Foreman, Guani
cay; u. f. Hernandez, Gurabo,; Or. Car
los Jsspard y Francisco Gn1l1an1, Vieques);
"a. Machuca, Caguas); IN. Salguero, Ma
yaguez); "a. Qu1fionez, Tajardol; etc y en
la Capital, n. Antonf, Frsnclsco Gatell,
Mauric1o Guerra, Vluda de Liberal, A Ma
rrero, J. Mendfn, Salvador Brau, Salvador
schira, J. Santanach, Mario Teijeiro, 2. Sc
vlllano }. Henriquez, Consul General de
S4nto Domingo otros.
Pfdanse prospectus al S-cretATio, Lcdo
Bustamente.
U1sseo coIegSo que dA gratis 4 sus alum
nos, libros, l1bretas, plumas etc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
ATEM DO

I'm hombre trato do asesinar al
presidente de Ia repdDlica france
sa, Mr.. Loubet. Sc cree loco al
criminal. Los anarquistas le to
man como instrumento. La polic1a
cogio al sectario con el revolver
en- La mano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08

ESpeCialeS.

La Emulsion de Scott,
como ingeniosa combl-
'naci6n de aceite purfsimo
de hfgado ol{e bacalao con
hipofosfltos' de cal y de
soSa, Ievantfl la resisten-
cia organiCa, contribuye
al aumento de las fuerzaS
ffsicas, ig9rizando ner-
vios y mGstulos;, regula-
RIA Ia digestion y estl-
mula Ell apetito. Ademas
combate los venenos que
vician la sangre 9 pro-
mueve su pronta elimi-
nacion, y goza de pnQpje-
dades esbeclaleS y seguras
contra las n11ltiples afec-I
clones del aparato respi-
ratorio.
Un sabor agradable y,
un aprOvechamiento facil
y complete realzan sus
meritos ter;lpeuticos. Su.
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FARnACIA Y OaOGUERIA
sam suaEa. s~u Francisco Nana. S4
. E B L A. n @ O

sam Jaan. 3eu FramCzseO Nnna. Sa
Precios de agunss preparedness espaca-
les de la misma:
Jarabe de R&bano iodado, frasco 80 ctvs.
Id de Lacto fosfat0 de eel Id 20
Id de HipOfosfto de cal i'd 20
Id deProtoioduro hierro inaiterabie, fras-
co so. cent&vos
Magnesta efervescente frasco SO ceutavos
Elixir de Glfcero fosfato de cal i'd 60
Zarzaparrilla i'd so
Vino dc quinA fosfatado Id so
Por docenas Sc hacen rebsjss de- impor-
t6nefa.
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In pace

RGtR madTi gtda pf 90 80 tributo In tie
fYA lA WD1rA oth1 ktmoDs S1A dc AgDayo,
soeFina eaEnal do nueshres dfstiDguldca amigos
y eurrel eligt rics DON Modetto, dcn Celestino
y dor MArceiiro S1l6.
Sos pcnemoa al lado 0a Ia fsnlilia atvibu.
lAHs, In que cfEecemos nUeatro mas sincere
bAAan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
Tranquilidad, Salud ? Rsposo pa lasFa
Madres = las 0riaturas.

EL JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
fsefIora WINSLOW, sa dk los niGos en-
sl perfodo de la DEETICIOH. Lee
isbianda las encfas, resuelve Is infamaci6p
olivia todo dolor, y cura el c6lieo ventoso.
Inocente efoaz en- todos los casos
Aoonsejanios las madfes que teng n IN
nifio enfermo que no iejeu qne La pfevsa
ci6n propia nj la de otroa, evite Ell uso ae
esta medicina que proporeiona alivto ssA
guro, absolutamente aeguro, si Sc usa
oportunomants. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
SE EsPERA e. PLEBIsciro

FL partido dc Dinamarca que SO
opone a la venta de las posesiones
do La Corona en- America ha teni-
do una reunion acordando aceptar
dicha venta con elausula de pie.
biscito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
La DEMOORAOIA

ltiene La mania de hacer ESQ ON
todas parties. La policfa 10 per-
lsigue.
E-ATEA
Continl1an am9nazadas de iDc0L-
dio algunaIs haciendas de San Ger
mln. La policfa Sc muestra nluy
POGO en6rgica.
ARGUMIEMTo CRIMINAL
En- An asco So pons IN argumen-
to criminal para d1rimlr las con
tiendas pul1ticas.
La hacienda de cana del senior
Pesante SO halla amenazada.
Pesante es federal.
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9Dep6sito municipal

RaIAci6n de Ias peTsonss cue 20 eneusn-
a7An hey On oil Dsp6siso municipal do ssts
sir6ad. - c..,,.. $
Scs6 Heus, antonio hopiei Crrlio SAD
hmr wfctor1sno CortAs, Julian de- Vale. j ore
rmgrl6p, Dsmstrf0 EchevarrfA, Jrga R1dIf
rueg. IRugsnIo Aaavedie, Eustsq'io Torres,
rnleatino g1ntis Co. Psdro Luis DsiRAdo, Ps-
800 garchsT, Bp'fanio Hsrnandes, J1se 81
sYa. Jos6 n. Metiss, Pablo CArrtFouiHc'
Freneisso DlME, Angel OonKaFaa 1Gav A@Hs
RaRM
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SAN JUAN
Per GeI6grsf0.
AbrIl 5.


Los daneses opuestos la venta
de las antillas preparan IN escan-
dalo maydsculo para interrumpir
las negociacionos ents bladas.
30 apoyan en las declaracionea
de sObOrnO.
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8sERA lBL AmCHE7

En- Arecibo, I'M individuo des.
conocido quito Ia bandera. ameri.
cana del cuaTtel do policfa v die
La casa del inspector de es5nelas.
Suponese que sea Blanches cue
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De "El BoIetin'

eta bsmOorde&0 del szhado trAe nm mag
iben articnlo titEl6do ala EJtacl6n Naval en-
San juGn>
Con gran Acopio de dAtos rsEons mie ntos
aemusstFa el avtleulista las vent2iAs que Feune
81 puerto de San Juan para IL Gon1trueci6n
naneionAdR.0
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So CO mPLlCE

Els muy facil que el complice de
Patrick sea igualmente condenado
a Ia Ultima pena. La policfa le
busca.
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CHARDON & YORDAN
pOHGI -a.m0R a.

Agenoia de negoeios judioiales, r<,~
tarislos, Contenei0sos etc., etc. Teetis-
mentarfss, Sc arreglan per diffoiles qsa
scan. EsPBoIA1IDAD en- iurisdicei6n vo.
luntaria: Asuntos eontenetoses Sc tra1ai.
tan con prontitgd: subsanaei6n de defea.
tos en dooumentos suistos & inscriptions:
AeEErEs de Ia eompaafa de SECURES da
Vida GEL SOLE del Canada. Somprs y
venta de fneas rdsticas urbaaas. A,.s
TIvIDAD, precios m6dicoe.
Julio 80 do 1901.
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PAsajes de ida vuslta 10 3 de- reoais.
Nidos memories de 12 amos: mtssd de precios.
Los vAporss de asta linea son recomenda-
bles por sus comodidades especiales para pasa-
jsros, empleando de Puerto Rico New York
hi rsdedor de diss.
Agerstss generates: BouI3on, Bliss = DRlIst3,
1se Front ST. New YORK. En Ponce. Morales
y o. Nm San Juan, Villsr V Ga
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EmvESrlaAcgoREs

Contin1an las investigaciones
sobre el referido soborno. Por 10
que hasta ahora apareco, resulta
falsa Ia dsnuncia.
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SERA ESEcUTAOo

Albert Patrick, individuo que
asesino al millionaire Rie sera eie-
cutado. Sc le condeno morir en-
la silla electrical.
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PUEnE HACER 81

Hay quienes opinan que puede
resolverse 10 del plebiscito sin de-
volver el Tratado al gobierno nor
teamericano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
Sa1udo

Hoy hemos ssuido sl gusto de reeibir Ia
VisltA de nuentro qusrido amigo GorPaliglo.
mario dc Y9bneoa, don Juan Nadai.
E Benor NAdRl sigue visjs para AguAdillR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
APELAcHon

Albert Patrick apela de La sen.
tencia. Los antecsdentes Y deu4s
circunstaneias del proceso fueron
a La Corte Suprema.