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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

Deiamos { Collar conduciendo
Cereza fuera de aquella casa de Ia
caIle de Ia SerpeEte In que n ha-
BIN atrafdo Ell genfo internal del
baronet si- Guillermo, y mientras
este iltimo quedabase en- presencia
del senior de Beaupresu, asombra-
do ante squella bTusca aparieton
que le O0ligsbs q sOltar 81 presa,
Collar Sc llevabs fuera 6 Cerezss d.
ci6ndols:
-venid, sef1orita, ccnmigo; no
teneis nada que temers 20 O. de-
fender6, estad trauqulla.
Y sl habIar asi, hahfa pasado Ell
brszo de Ia 1oven forista por entire
el suyo, y Cerezs, denasfado con-
movida por tener conccimiento de
sus acctones, no 10 habia retirado.
Mas luegO. q Ia vista de aquel hom
bre cue POGO antes le inspiraba ins-
tintiva adyersi0n, se acOrd6 que
era el compaflero Gle taller, 81
amigo de 81 novio, y ensonces no
To- habfa considerable mas que conn
IN salvador. que llegaba tempo
para Rrrancarla al m&a terrible de
Jos peiigros y MI mass afrentoso &c
los lntortunioA.
ne era Collar PsrR cefeEA, ei
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
Ell c0cHE AMARILLO

kombre de quien Sc desconffs. efs
Ell amigo con auien Sc cuenta en- IN
peligr0 y cuya mano parece tan
tsxible como robussa-
--Venid, venid, -repetfs con voz
carifIosa = persuasive en- Ell momen-
TO en- que Ia hscfa frsnquer el um-
bral de Ia casa y llegaba con ella
IA acera de Ia calle.
A dos pasos de Il puerta habfa
IN cocne parade.
AQuel coche, pintado de amarf-
Ilo, tenfa IN aspect0 raro 81 Sc Ie
examInaba atentamente.
No era La barliRa particular y
menos IN Gabrielle de slquiler; hu-
bierase dicho que era uno de esos
carruaies de seis asientos destinado
q una numerosa famfIfa de provin-
ciAs venida . n capital para visi-
tarla; pero In apariencia rObusta de
los eaballos que debfan arrastrario
destrufa allf mfsmo asueila hip6-
tests.
Era indudahlemente IN vestfbu-
10 dsstinado & no lamar II aten-
ci6n y desempensr alguns mission
mistorfnaa-
Estaba a6n tan turbs1a Cerssa y
taH temblona, que - repaT9 al en
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

-gDioS nsos-5iio. s56aSs va
mos p1eSs ssEo-e e cceesr0 -
enga1s. - vtro e1 = a--asas
del Tsnpl
ATs 10 sS.-5i5o aeS1sca1s9es
Cellar.
-;Psro = = rolvsxnos n ss7slSss
-Es E0y resssss. psSo too Ga
DtnG coa51es q HeHs.
\ Collar So calls, eaHo hoGers
que no qUiers Car mas a@p1ias sr.
plicacio1es.
-iSsnori SsE0rs- excis26 srss-
tornsds Carsza. = sS i6n5s ne eon.
docSs? no q1iero II mas lesos.
quisFo bsiar.
I Cersza sutzo aHrir n porte.
saela y saltar 6 n Gale. mss sus
esfaerzns fGerc1 inGstles- l. rox-
tsxCsls eStsba s6lidamenta csrrs.
da y sin 5n3s m oc1lto rss2<ts
fmPsd4a 81 cue - abrtsss.
CeTsEs arr0io una mirsds lena
de esp2nto les mualleS Wis Gus
estoS estahsn dssierto@ Gris2rso
Pl1ia scc1rTos Pe-0 con vgz debit
tada Por Is e1lci5n. Aquslls Fcs
10 tDEo ntngaa eco. En- c1anto n
Cosar haefa enceRdido sraranfla.
ne1te IN cigarr3. 50 contents
con dectr Il Z araSes:
No g atormentSts, pues. nlfsa:
Ii portaz1e1a est& hfen csrrsSa
m podeis Sslir. Tam hasa e. 81osfg
cue griteiS y 60 tmpacaa1asas ae
este modo P1rque ID os olrsn
-IOli ESenaF. sed lrs. -sarsseS
Cere1s rst0rcisndose las nsnas
presa de sd5ass dssesparseGSa.
slQe quersss. p0es, de mfr "a d6a-
de me c0ndacfss =. sQ2s . he
hecho yos
-Sea0risa. rssP1ndi6 o. ra2eor
con Tn ton0 LAS raspetu0so v ma
alos --sl qnersis escncharue clncc
mtnnsos. vsrsIs emo 10 c. aasaro
niag6n nal.
querSis?
--Soy q amigo de Ledn.
Aas no2hra E0lERo IN xaas9 -
calmA v GeFeza, y % aaravio i ~
raF 4 C1sar cara 4 saFa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

aquella extra1a semejauZ3 con IN
cocke viejo, nj en- los dos vIgorosos
caballos, nj en In actitud perezosa
del cOchero que parecfa dormtdo en-
81 pescsnte y que 20 volEi6 La ca
beza cuando Collar abri6 Ia porte
xuela.
FL teniente G de sir Guillermo
cogi6 Ia ioYen obrera en- brazos
quiso hacerla entrar en- el coche.
-Per0, -diIo Carezs viVameute
como 81 hubiese temido exoonarse
: IN nueVo peligro, -spor que no
Vamos pie hssts mi casa?
KS dem ssisac leios para yues-
tros piececillos.
-.Ohi Estoy muy acostumhrsds
. andar.
81 pero yo eskoy muy csnssdo.
-Yo me ire sofa. Sc aveltar6
decir In icven con Toz embloross.
-Aquel honhre podrfa psrsegui-
res.
Ese argumento era sl meior cue
habfs podido emplesr para veneer
Il resistencia de l. iovsn, cue ce-
do, y Collar In syud6 4 saoir 81
c0che y entr0 detr4s de ella, CO
rrand0 bruscamensa - Ia p0rtexaela.
De repente el pretendido cochs
de p1ntO parti6 al trots largo. 7
81 espanto de Csreza era tai a6n,
que no repsr6 en- ls prodIgiosa CO.
leridad con que Psrtla Ell cOche,
lanaandose travss de las torel0sas
GALES del harrio Latino. nj tamD0-
CO en- que Collar 50 h8hia olYIda3o
en- dar sl cochsro el ndnars de 81
casa : el nombra de in calls QUE
h2bItaba.
z cochero hsbfa daio m laksga-
10 . sus caballos partido COMO m
hombre que "a sabs dc aatenaao
! donde tiene cue ir. ~ fa9 u ssta
los muelles. nj llegzr Ia altara
de- Paenke " E1evo, cuando Csrsxa
emPezo . reponerse m POGO i
rssplrsrs empsros entoncss oossrv6
cue 81 coehe, en- lugzr dc atrsvesar
81 Senas Folvfa z II ixauiards
pasaha de largo los maalles 60 -
ribera izguiesds, dirtgI6ndose haesa
10 inyalidos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
III INCREDIBLE vERDAD!!!

vsrdadsa OCCASION ga5r 5a d dne en-
supera sempre costs obetos de ley gaantzado Us
espenddos briaa quina meas perss
de vaor por exsadot Imsz verda
ps lnlac6a navlos
Erln0 n n A7S regaaa quisa disdnga etoa bri
lante Alaska de los egftmos-
10 dollars Aal0 caba
grue cabler1 orante
dollars sehota oraas Peads0
Pene branta
gru 10 dollars Penen sshora Dantes gtIaSos ~ do
lars Pendentes verdadsro regao dollars
Sc franco de to1o crs cat cSfa;a1as de-
carada mecancia toda Il isa de- Puerto Rtco
acompan4do de
blstes Banco cetifcada dsl4raio
Ia meda los ani ton2ndola ho rsdso del
dedo.
descuntoa
cat&g buos todo smPrador coaforme
g sc lie devovea inmsdiatamsne
Drgrs rpresentants genera dnco de Ia Socstai Ofo B
Qantes.
Alaska g. A. Buyas, Corso Romano Is Al4n Qtalal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27
HOTEL oLIMPo
@ANTURGE

A 10 MuNUTOs DE SAN JUAN
Ell mejor hotel en- este china.
Esplendida ventilacion. Parque,
tardines y Kiosco d In ingiesa.
Fxcelente servicio de carru&ies-
Precios moderados. Sc hacen rs.
ducciones para familias. Alum
brsdo elSctFico moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-05-27

L Carolina ~ "a y"
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
O. W. DORSEY COMING HERE.
Will Represent Bureau OF Soils CT
Agricultural Department.

The Secretary OF Agriculture an
nounces the establishment of new di-
vision of soil management in the bu-
reau of soils. with Prof. F. H. King.
formerly professor OF soil physics in the
University of Wisconsin, in charge.
says the Washington Star. The work
of this division viii consist of following
up the soil surveys and investigating
the many important problems connect
ed with the proper distribution OF
crops and the best methods of cultiva7
ton.
The eastern and western divisions Of
the soil survey have been combined
and put under the supervision of Mr..
Thomas II. Means, who has heretofore
been in charge of the western division
only; and a new division of insular
soil survey has been established and
assigned to Mr.. Clarence w. Dorsey,
formerly in charge OF the eastern d.
vision of the work. The reason for this
step is the necessity for inaugurating
soil surveys and soil Investigations in
the different i1suiar possessions. Mr.
Dorsey leaves Washington on January
to organize party in Porto Rico,
and will later go to the Philippines and
Hawaii for the same purpose.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
Needs of the z. III. @. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association
has Travelled along serenely through nine
months of its fiscal year without once
vice The committee is a strong one.
consisting of Messrs. Henry Warehouse,
J. q. Atherton, w. c. Weldon, F. ].
Lowrey, ]. P. Cooke. E A Mott-Smith
and Chas. II. Atherton. who is treas
urer OF the Association. All but two
the General Secretary yesterday after
noon to devise means for closing the
year March 31st with all bills paid. There
Is something like $50 owing on the piano
used by the Amateur Orchestra and the
Association Over s1OO had to be spent
connect with the sewer. all the plumbing
down stairs had to be torn out. a new
cement floor laid q foot above the old
one, all at an expense of a good many
hundred dollars The cost of the even
ing educational classes IS as great as
ever. and the Bishop Trust Fund for that
purpose may not be SO large as 1t once
was. The total expenses may reach 5000
while the membership dues are only
about one-quarter OF that amount The
Finance Committee decided to draft a
letter explaining the needs and mail 1t
the value of the Association to the city.
asking them to contribute $500 between
now and the last OF March
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
Building New HIS Switch.

Work is proceeding upon the placing
of new switch upon Kamehamena
avenue in the College Hills subdivision.
which viii enable the running Of two
cars upon that division of the Rapir
Transit railroad. The addition to the
track equipment Is made for the pur-
pose of making 1t possible for the COM
pany to put on. at any time, ten-minute
service upon that end of the line, so that
there may be Hills car to meet each
main line car
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

:. fine billiard table for sale at half
price at the Brunswick Billiard Par
lors.
Household furniture and tailor goods
are to be sold today at Morgan's sales
room.
ried by Hail & Son, in the Ehlers block,
Fort street.
4 furnished room for gentleman, in
private family Is offered for rent. See
ed for particulars.
Grand masquerade ball by the Con-
cor,lia Society on Thursday next. Tick
cts to be had from the members.
For typewriter paper. ribbons and
typewriter supplies Of all kinds, go to
the Remington Typewriter Office, Hotel
street
Read what MIR. C. c. Eakin says of
the new enclosed type OF arc light in
the Hawaiian Electric Company's adj
vertisement.
Oahu Sugar Company dividend war
rants Nos. sos and 6940. In favor ct A.
J. Watt. have been lost. Payment on
same has been stopped.
A fine assortment OF household goods
will he sold January 18th. by Will F..
Fisher. at 1865 Fort street. List of
same Is published elsewhere.
Miss N. IT. Hawley is selling 81. 90 and
81 so felt hats at so cents each in or
der to clear out stock. VIII prove great
bargains Call and see them
The Kamehameha alumni will give a
concert in the Opera House on the 18th
Instant Tickets and reserved seats
can now be had at Wall. Nichols Com
pany.
The Hazeiwood Market Company
will ship bananas and pineapple5 to
the Coast on Consignment. Parties
having fruit will do well to consult
them. Phone 223.
An experienced Japanese man ana
wife, from Australia, desire positions
as cook and house maid: references
furnished. See classified advertise
ments on page 8.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
LOCAL BREVlTlES.

DIR. j. s. 3. Pratt is quite I'll at his
home on Nuuanu avenue.
There viii be no meeting of the Elks
tonight; none till next Friday.
Miss Mabel Herrick is expected back
from the Coast on the Alameda.
Louis T. Grant has been made mann
ager Of the Oceanic Gas and Electric
Company.
/Large numbers of wild goats have
fbeen seen recently near Makaha. on the
railroad line.
gregation will take place this evening,
followed by choir practice.
Oahu Lodge No. i, K. of p, will
install officers tonight. Supreme Chan
cellor Fethers win preside.
Larry II. Dee says he is not a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Representative In the Fourth Dis
trict.
! News has been received here of the
birth Of son to Rev. and Mrs. Will
liam Ault, at Waikiki. Maui. on last
Monday.
1t is probable that Captain Merry
will be given an aide If the work of
Pearl Harbor naval station continues
to increase.
Supreme Chancellor Fethers. K. of
p, will lecture before members of the
OTueT ttaii, at y
O'Clock. All Knights are fraternall.
invited to attend.
The prayer service at Central Union
Church tonight will be led Dy Rev.
VIM. NJ. Kincaid- Subject will be:
Prayer for the Family"
Gossip" the new Honolulu journal
of society. will appear tomorrow. The
publishers promise plenty of rich Ha-
waiian ginger, original stories, poems,
etc.
The police team Is still practicing
polo when not busy locating burglars.
Outside Of the recent injury to Mount
ed Patrolman Copp, no casualties have
been reported.
The Association football game be- |
tween the clerks of the judiciary and |
Capitol buildings. which was to have |
taken place tomorrow, has been post |
poned for a week.
Estee refused to grant the motion for !
writ of error and supersedeas asked by /
the Bishop estate. Some changes will ,
be made, and the motion presented !
again.
The Hawaiian Historical Society viii
hold it's annual meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association hall on
evening at 1880 o'clock. An
election of officers will be held and !
paper on an interesting Hawaiian J.
theme read by j. S. Emerson. The
public is invited.
Residents of Honolulu will unite, it
S said. in a kick again the rates now
charged by the Hawaiian Electric ,
Light Company. They claim that the
'ates are more than allowed by the
charter, but Manager Gartley denies
his, and says that anyone may take
advantage of the fiat rates fixed by the
,harter.
w. B. Adams. of the Bergstrom Mu-
lie Company, was quite badly hurt
Wednesday evening by a fall from his
horse. He was riding along the Wal I
liki road. when the animal colided ,
With a buggy. Adams was picked up
and removed to the Moana
Hotel. His injuries consist of numer-
us cuts and bruises.
The new magnetic observatory which y
5 being installed by the United States
,oast and Geodetic Survey is nearly c
ompleted. The observatory is located n
n a coral plain near BARRIERS Point. n
4 the vicinity of Turner's sisal ranch. :,
he work is being done by Professor
'leming, and not nail or bit of iron 7
allowed in the construction of the f
uilding. f,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
English as She Is Wrote.

As a sample of night-school English
"as she is wrote" Senator ]. s. Nc
Candless submits the following letter as
being about the best that the camp has
produced up to this time:
Kaunakakai Aug Goth 1901
dear mcCandless
How do you do will go back to Ho-
nolulu maybe on next month IL you want
give one boy for take care j. s. McCand-
less house you give you are please be-
cause we sick about ten day but my
friend told me stay his place little long
CT Mr McCandless you are very Kindness
FOR me but / will don't forget you are
please your freely
by for this time
WONG All LEONG
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
Charter Amended.

An amended charter was filed yester-
day by the Hawaiian Evangelical Asso-
station increasing the capital stock which
may be issued from $4,000 to 100000. The
new charter also gives the association
the right to sell, buy and publish books
and pamphlets and other rights which
had been omitted in the old charter. The
papers are signed by j. B. Atherton as
president, o. P. Emerson. secretary. and
Thee. Richards, treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
Norr,e Is Iml rowing.

Edmund Norrie, the editor of the indie
pendent. who has been very Ill at the
house of j. d. Holt. Is reported to be i'm
proving. Mr. Norrie has had an attack
Of dropsy, which has been successfully
met by his physicians.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
IN THE MAD wHIRL.

Wigwag-"That man over there has
been married four times"
Oldbach-"well, 1 suppose there are
men with an abnormal craving for ex-
t."-Philadelphia Record
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
EXPERIENCE HIS TEACHER.

Mrs. Justwec-"My new teacher told
me had an excellent touch"
Mr.. Justwed-"Yes. SO 1 have found
out"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10

The postage to the States or Canada
On the New Years edition OF the Adj
vertiser Is cents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-10
START
THE
NEW
YEAR
RIGHT

The care Of the teeth is of the utmost
Importance. The man or woman with
roor teeth is handicapped both in ap-
pearance and health. Impaired diges-
ton and lack of nourishment follow
in the wake of neglected teeth. This
not only applies to you, but to the chill
dren as well. See to 1t that the new
year finds you well prepared with the
proper materials for the care o. the
teeth. Go at once to headquarters, or
to be more explicit, to the Hebron
Drug Co., Ltd, Fort and King streets,
and get a supply of TOOTH BRUSH
ES, with a bottle of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-28
Slime am Oalaen.

86tlubeIp 6ta 27. mai. -
Der Wlulatte 0iQiam 6armon Cane
erlitt beute @orrtttag I'm 1908 i'm
bieifgen @efdngntB ben SOD an Sal
gen.. gr bate am W}orgen Oes /.
2lpril b. s. GGa SarDen, Die W}aiz
treFe eines 6ieiigen MiuionGrs, Oeren
9ienftbote er mar, fopie 1eren beiDe
S06ter W2aDeline unD @lptie, y,
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bate @elo bon Ieiner 6errin geIto6>
len, unb begtng oas @erbre6en, petl
Tie i'm 8egrtffe mar, i'm berbaften gu
lafen. @r i4OB ba5 6rauen3immsr
unO bas jiingere U}GO6sn in einam
oberen 3immer bes 6auIes nisber,
rief bann bic auF Der StruBe fpiez
lenoe dlteIte 3o6ter 6ersin unb err
moroete audi fis. Ha9 Der 8lutt6at
entfIp6 er nu9 @amben, N.zSS., mo er
penige Stunbsn ipGter Der6aftet
purbe. gr geitanO iein 8er6re4en
Elm unb puroe p6ne 8er5ug gum SOOe
perurt6eilt. 8innen peniger, ais 3nei
N}onaten na4 Dem breifafen W}Orpe
bat er ieBt Den Sob am galaen err
litten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-28
lluicrc frnu3niiite Gafe.

S6re 8eniQtommnung in g6eD>9ort.
- 8eTu6 Der MeItpointer I}iltz
tGrzQ(fa0emie. : 8prbereitungeH
fir einen feItliden gmPfang in
ct. 2pui5.
3em z0prf, 27. M}at. - @ruf
3o6am6eau, General 8rugere unD
Die ii6rigen fran50iiI6en @dfe tebrz
ten beute DON giagra SAILS bierber
5uriid, no i6nen gu Gbren cine Pdz
ra0e Der erIten uno 3peiten 8riguoe
Der 0ationaIgarps itattfunO. Sin
groBer Gmpfang Der 8eIu4er ging'
i'm 3at6bauis DON Staten. Die Sc
felI14oft beIu9te auf Dem 0sge bier
fer audi biz 8eitpointer W}ilitdrz
2ltaDemis uno pobnte elmer PardOe,
fopie peri6ieosnen llebungen Der &az
petten Bel. @jraf RO3am6eau belt
cine 2nipra9e an Die 8aOetten. 2tm
Nbeno nuroen Die fran50iiI9en 9dfte
our9 elm bon Der g8eIeuI6aft Der
Cincinnati" i'm n8alOorf 2litoriaz
Spiel" gegebene5 8antett betpirtbet.
@tsLe id0ne gfeoen purDen babel 9ez
6alten,
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0trettoren Der 2lusfeLungS 9eieuz
T6aft treffen 8orbereitungen fir Den
feitliGen Gmpfang Der fran30iii4en
3o6um6eau Delegation, Die uuf
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ten am 4, SUM- bier antommen pirD.
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amerifaniI6en HeDoIution" mirO BEL
Der llnter6altung Der G6rengdite nit
pirten. Sin 8eIu6 Der 2tusitels
lung5griinDe uno Elm @dlaoiner itn0
in 2(uSii6t genommen, Die @Gite
peroen bier 3pei Sage Oerpeilen.
Inter ben W}itglie0ern Der Delegation
befinoet Ii6 Der pon Der fran3Oiti6en
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nit ben Qsitarn observation-disclosures Oa5
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g}ep 0prt, 27. W}ai. - llnz
qeFQ6r 200 0&ani6en paren auf Ell
mem temporGren 8rettergang an Der
5. NDenue un0 18. StraBe perIam>
melt, I'M Die Paraoe gu g6ren Der
fran30Ii74en @GIte gu beIidtigsn, als
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blie6 auf Der STEELE toOt, unO an
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3uQe8 porii6er mar. Die fran36ItIden
@aits Daren f6on porbeigefabren uno
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-28

9uDuna, 27. W}ai. - Senat unO
5aus Baden cine 8iu angenommen,
noDur4 Our6 OemPrdIiOenten Palma
100000 fir laufenDe 2lu5gaben Der
8erpoltung Der Sniel bemiQi8t nerz
ben.
Der Senat 6at Den gan3en geItrigen
Na6mittag nit Der 0istuIiion Der
95rage Der6raat, O6 e5 3petmdBiger
pGre, Den U&uni3ipaIri6tern Elm feiteS
SulGr oOer nur 0ebii6ren au53uDerz
fen.
Die 0i5tu7iiOn Der 6ro9e Der 2tmz
neItirung Der 2lmsrifaner, Die jeBt in
cu6aniI6en 8efdngniIIen iin0, 1T Bis
6eute Deri6oben porDen.
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Tnlotc Dem 8eilpicI iGres 8rnOErs.

8orOentpmn, rs, 27. Y&at.
- Die 39=ja6rige GoOa 90. Sotterz
t6pait, 3o6ter Don 2ufreO Satterz
t6pait, Elm 5armer BON GroBDtds,
na6e 8proentoDn, modte i6rem 2ez
ben elm GnOe, inOem iie BON elmer
Bride in Den bort flieBnOen Greet
Iprang. 2l5 fie noa Der Bride 8ing,
traF lie einen g}a86arn, nit Dem iie
er7t etli6e 0}inuten bon aQgemeinen
Dingen pIauoerte. @or ungefd6r einem
Sabre ftir3te Iia i6r 8ruoer, 9enr9
Sattert6pait, in ben 8ranObpinez
Greet BEL 8ilmington, Del, unO err
tranf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-28
WC(rs rubin auF Dem 9ifhmus.

SO al bingtO n, .. g., II. Utat.
- SIM Staat5 = 0epartement 1T eine
Ru6elmeloung Don 2(rt6ur 90. Beau
pre-, Dem @ertreter Der Ser. Stuuten
in Oogota, Colombia, eingetroffen,
porin geIogt miro, OoB bort uro in
Der gan3en llmge9enO D0ui9e Ru9e
6err76t uno oaB 0as W}ilitdrzRegime
ni6t me6r 10 1treng, pie frij6er, Oerz
fd6rt. Gs piro aQ9emein geglaubt,
OaB Der 8rieg Ieinem GnOe na6e 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-28
Quitidlificr berlluoluft.

9enDer, GOl., 27. W&ai. - Ben
8onan, Elm 2(eronaut, ma6te geitern
2lbeno gu Man6attan Bead, elmer be-
ro66arten SommerTrti6e, einen2tufz
ftieg unO fiel nit ieinem 8auOn in
bic U}itte oe8 Dorti9en Sees. Gr erz
tronf, e6e i6m 5Ulfe gelsiit2t perOen
tonnte. Der 8srunglidte mar nur
IS Sabre aft unD fam BON 8rOOtl2n,
9.zg, bisrber, bo6 beiBt e5, OaB er
aus Baltimore fannie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-28
0lnf bnher Gee nu1ocFnumcu

g2e ps0 ort 27. N}oi. - 3pet
Seeleute be5 beute aus 8remen bier
ongeformenen NorbD. QIoDb Dam
piers n8ronprin3 @iIbeIm" tamen
auf Der lteberfobrt um'5 2eben, inOem
iie bon elmer Stur3meGe ii6er 8orb
gerifen tpurben unb ertranten. @ier
i6rer 8ameraben entgingen nur nit
fnapper 9&ot6 OemfeIben SditTul, -
Inter ben Pai7agieren Oe5 o&rOnz
prin8 @il6elm" 6efanb fi6 80. g.,
WnnnprhiI+
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iuht 4srDcuibDd6G, al Oer Gtber, ben Rleren,
gerfopfung uHD 9erDauuHg storuug Der i5limmz
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