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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19

ter. Miss Rebecca, Saturday evening.
Games and music were the amuse-
ments and lunch was served.
A jolly party OF 90 from Akron was
entertained Saturday evening at the
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ser
fass, at Norton Center The evening
was spent in games and music, after
which "A fine supper was served. The
party returned home Sunday morning.
The Planet Athletic clubs next
dance will be given at Rose hall,
Thursday evening. Former affairs of
the kind which were given by the
club have been successful, and it is
predicted that there will be big
crowd in attendance
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19
USED HIS CLUB
(Conrinued from first page.)
who struck you flrst?' asked Commits
sioner McMillCn

who struck you flrst?' asked Commits
sioner McMlillcn.
Russell didn't answer.
Frank Hoover, barber, who was in
the saloon when the fight occurred.
was next called. He said Duffy came
in to get sandwich, and that officer
Galloway had awakened Russell. Rus
sell then began to pitch pool balls at
Duffy" said Hoover, and to grab
his coat. Duffy was cutting sand
wich for himself, and was annoyed by
What Russell was doing"
Hoover said the trouble took place at
II p. III. When Russell grabbed Duf.
fy's coat" he said, Duffy wrestled him
away, and then Russell hit him with
his list. 1t was then that Duffy used
the club
Lieutenant Greenlese was called. He
said Russell called up by phone and
said he wanted to meet Duffy at the
corner of Mil and High SITS. * noti-
fed the operator to tell Dulty this when
he reported again. said the Liuten-
ant. Later, Russell called me up
again, and asked me to come down to
Eckerman's and see how they had
used him. From the way he talked, I
supposed they were merely having a
good time"
The trial Of Duffy was conducted
very smoothly. The public with the
exception OF reporters, was excluded,
and Officer Duny was his own attor-
ney. On Wednesday morning the Com
missioners received n letter from Mr..
John RUSSELL father of Edward j.
Russell. The letter contained charges
against Duffy, but they We're not
made public.
Continuing his testimony, Lieutenant
| Greenlese said that officers We're not
allowed to leave their beats, unless for
the purpose of getting something TO
eat. This privilege, he said, was ac-
corded only to officers who were on
beats where they could not obtain
| lunches at night.
Officer Marvin j. Galloway was mex.
called. He said he had called at Eek
erman's saloon with Duffy. But l
was there not more than three min
utcs," he said. IL saw nothing of the
trouble" he continued, Il got Rus
sell On II car and started him home.
He was pretty well loaded up
WAS Duffy 'intoxicated?" was asked.
Il don't think he was
Officer DUFFY called no witnesses.
titled will do me all right" he said.
Duffy took the stand and denied that
he had knocked Russell down, and said
that he had not assaulted him until
after Russell had struck him on the
head with pool ball, "rhen l hit
him." said Quay, 'Eckerman came
down, and l realized the predicament
was in, and l left, wishing to avoid
trouble"
A strong point was made by Duffy
in explaining why he had visited Eck-
erman's saloon. 1--WE been working
for the city without pay, since Septem-
her" he said, "and was a little bit hard
up | knew could get someting to
cat mt Eckermans, without pay, and
went there. l didn't like to stop
at any other restaurant without mon
ey. | would not like the humiliation
of being turned down."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19
SOLD
INSTRUMENTATION
Deal Closed.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 19.-Oficial an
nouncement was made by the Bankers
committee today that the Canton-Akron
and Canton-Massillon urban and inter-
urban electric lines of the Everett
Moore syndicate have been sold TO
Tucker, Anthony & Co.. representing
n Boston syndicate. The amount of
actual cash that changed hands In the
deal was exactly $4,000. or this
amount, S225,000 was paid into the
treasury Of the Northern Ohio Trac-
tlon Co.. as the latter was the real
owner Of the properties. The other
S200,0O0 will go to liquidate loans of
the Everett-Moore syndicate.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19
DerSOnal
ano Social

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lapp left Mon
day for Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. VIM. Rich, OF Chicago, is visit
ing relatives III this city.
Mrs. w. c. Parsons is visiting in
New York.
County Commissioner Eber Hawkins
was unable to be on duty Monday on
account of a bad cold.
A Martha Washington social and
supper will he given at the First Con-
gregational church Friday evening.
Misses Sadie and Frances Alexan-
der, Of East Cedar ST., were at Kent
over Sunday.
Mrs. Howard b. Limric formerly of
this city, left for her home In Boston,
Mass, yesterday. after visit with Ak
ron friends and relatives.
Mr.. Otto Bork left for New York,
utsuhy, w b'uuy 'hioiihk, thr StN iNS
for the coming season and select new
patterns.
Mr.. James Mcconnell, OF Warren,
was the guest over Sunday Of his
cousin, Miss May Douds, OF Front ST.,
Cuyahoga Falls.
Rev. DR.. Joseph Krauskopf, presi-
dent of the National Farm school will
deliver his address on "A Rabbits I'M
preston of the Ober-Ammergau Pas
sion Play" at the High st. Temple,
Friday evening, Feb. 2l.
Miss Nellie Gaflney, chief operator
of the Peoples telephone exchange, at
Cuyahoga Falls, returned to work
Monday. after weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Basore, of N.
Howard St, gave pleasant party in
honor of the birthday of their daugh-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19

A celebrated Indiana physician has
discovered the most wonderful cure for
syphilis or Blood Poison ever known.
II quickly cures all such indications as
mucous patches In the mouth, sore
throat, copper colored spots, chancres,
uicerations on the body and In hun
dreds OF cases where the hair and eye.
brows had fallen out and the whole
skin was mass Of bolls pimples and
ulcers. this wonderful specific has
completely changed the whole body in.
to clean perfect condition of physi-
cal health.
William McGrath, 1s Guilford ST..
Buffalo, N. y, says; II am well
man today where year ago was
q total wreck. Several doctors had
failed to cure me OF syphilis. was
rid Of my sores and my skin become
smooth and natural In two weeks, and
after completing the treatment there
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19
AGED CITIZEN.
Mansfield Sumner Had Lived
Here 10 Years.

Mansfield Sumner, one OF Akron's
oldest residents, died at his home, 22S
South Arlington ST., Monday night,
aged so years, Of old age. The fu-
neral will take place Thursday at .
pm. Mr.. sumner was we'll known
In Akron, where he had resided for the
past 20 years, ana was highly respect
ed, He was Justice of the peace for
many years and at one time was
merchant in the East End
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19
Boston Store
The Great
Factory Sale


Moves forward like a GREAT AVA
LANCHE tearing down prices to such
low scale that everybody can share
in the GREAT BARGATN-GIvING
FEAST.
The big sale will open Thursday
morning at 8 am. with big Torcheon
Lace Sale, yards Of Torcheon Lace
worth &c a yard, for 10c.
At pm. Thursday, we will hold a
Big Factory Sale of Dark Blue Cali
Goes, 10 yards of Blue Calico worth
&c yard, for 29c
Can you miss the Great Factory Sale
when such bargains as these are with
ain your grasp:
b $1.OO Fancy Taffeta silks, In stripes
and checks, FACTORY SALE PRICE.
SOC yd.
75c Taffeta Silks in a big variety of
colorings, FACTORY SALE PRICE,
45c yd.
SOC and 75c Foulard Silks, in waist
patterns only, FACTORY SALE
PRICE, 29c yd.
$1.OO and 75c Fancy Dress Goods, in
Silk and wool and all wool, FAC
TORY SALE PRICE, 39c yd
Soc, 65c and 69c Fancy Dress
goods, in dark colors, FACTORY
SALE PRICE, 29c yd.
40c Mercerized Innings, (Satteens) in
black and coIors, Factory Sale price,
121hc and 15c.
&c wide Embroideries, good strong
edges, that will wear, Factory Sale
price, 4c.
1Oc Wide Embroideries, big values,
but for the great Factory Sale. Sc.
Zoe Fancy Dress Ginghams, big
variety of styles, Factory Sale Price.
61ac yard, .H
&c Calicoes, in black and white, light
and navy blue, Factory Sale price, 4c
yard.
121sc 36 inch Dark Percales, good
patterns, fast colors--Factory Sale
, price, eye yard.
&c Light and Dark Tennis Flannel,
big variety, Factory Sale price, 454c
yard.
&c 36 Northumberland Muslin, extra
heavy, in short pieces only, Factory
Sale price, &c.
25c Unbleached Table Linens. good
patterns, Factory Sale price, 19c.
3715c Unbleached Table Linens, extra
heavy, Factory Sale price 25c.
$40 Ladies' Raglan Goats, with half
fitted back, Factory Sale price, $500.
$3.50 and $15 Ladies' Raglan Goats,
in black and dark grey, Factory Sale
price, 81.
SOC Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3M
yards long, Factory Sale price, 75c pr.
$1.25 Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81a
yards, long extra wide; factory sale
price, $1.OO pair.
Don't miss the factory sale; each day
brings it nearer to a close.
| 150-152 South Howard Street
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AT THE GRAND.

On Thursday night, Feb 20, the pat
rons Of the Grand opera house will
witness an elaborate production Of the
powerfully constructed play, 1.-TWO
Little Migrants" The cast contains
nearly all the old favorites of former
seasons, and the new ones are said to
be of ability.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19
BADLY HURT.

Harry Reherd, an Erie yard brake
man, stepped out of the way of one
train in front of another, Wednesday
forenoon at the Voris st. crossing He
sustained a fracture of the left thigh,
and his leg will probably have to be
amputated. He was taken to the hos
pital
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MinstreIs Attention.

There will be rehearsal of the
Great Western minstrels at the usual
place ON Thursday evening, Feb. 20, at
1870 sharp. The management desires
to have every member present, as meas.
ures will be taken for costumes.
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THE VERDICT.

Officer Duffy was found guilty Of
leaving his beat without permission
and of entering saloon not in official
capacity He was fined $40 and rep
rimandcd
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Will Dedicate Temple.

Next Sunday, at 2 p. m. the new
temple at Exchange and Bowcry SITS,
will be dedicated by the Sons of Peace.
A number of speakers from Cleveland,
Plttsburg and other places will be pres
pnt
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19

Don't be deceived. We are the origi.
nal cut rate medicine store. j. O. Day
& Co.
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Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of The United States Building and
Loan Co. will be held at the office Of
the Company ON the 4th day of March,
1902, for the purpose Of electing a
Board of Directors and the transaction
of any other business that may come
before the meeting
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19

Highland springs water is from the
country. Both phones 561 rings.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19

The funeral of Mr.. Charles f. Miller
will take place Wednesday at o am,
from St. Vincent de Paul's church.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-02-19

Highland springs water lis from the
country. Both phones 561 rings.
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sTopS THE COUGH

AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No cure. No Pay. Price
IS cents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-05
EStadfStiCa
demOgrdfica
en- Filipinas.
FL "homesick" en- las tro-
pas americans.
(De maestro coresponsaD

NuevA York, % de Julio. Sc
qua los datos compilsdo' en- la Sc
cretarfA de Guerra en- w shington,
Ell phnero de ofi3iAles )lega { diez
y el de Gmeros setenta y dos, de
les que en- Ell ei6rcito se han quitado
violentamente Ii vida durante su es.
tAnciA en- Filipipas. Estos L q ner o.
renresentSn un 2% de todas l&s de-
fanciones miiitares desde Ell IA de
Febrero 1899 &l IA de Abril de 1902,
AL ComAndante J&mts Park r
estabA reservada ls tAreA de hRcer
ell Sreportp necrol6gico de la campa-
ne, ell cual report AbarcR todo el pc.
riodo comprendido desde IL bat&lla
de Manila hastA In termination <Cfi.
ciHls de IL insurrecci6n, ell IA de
Abril dltimo.
El L1mero total de uer tos du.
rAnte dicho periodic por distintas
causas ha sido como sigue: : fl ;iales
1885, n1meros 4,016; total 4155. De
eatos, 1858 murieron 6 consecueucis
de intermediates y 1905 por 'heridas
en- csmpAfla.
He aqui IN resumen del report
mencionado:
Han sioJ trAsportados ha' t. Fl.
lipinas hSstA ell Is de Julio, 4,135
oficiAles y 1913. 903 hombrea
Han muerto en 10 guerra 50 Of
oiales y 986 hombres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-05

Han muerto de enfsrmeda1, AZ
cfciAles y 2 b85 hombres.
Han mnertn & consec uenciA de
academies 6 ofcialas 125 hombras.
Sc han shogado oficiales y 257
hon mbrts.
suicidioF 10 ohciales y 70 hon.
bree.
Asesinadcs / ofoial y 81 no,
meros.
eEn njngdn case, dice el ipfor.
me, Sc han entire gadc, rendido re.
tirado las fderzas americanas, nj
tamp co SO registIa un solo eiem :
plo de que hsyRn dejado sns muer-
tos abandonsdt an el campo.
Ia propor4i61 de- sp cidios Sc
atribuye & Ia nogtalgis 8 shomesit k.
que SO ha extendido conkidera bic
mento entire ell eiercito. Sc cuentan
en- ndneros respetAbles las vfctimas
de esta eDfermsdAd. De les nostGl
gicos, muehos han perdido 10 rsz3n
y SO encuentran hoy a'ojaios en- les
manicomios mi.itAres del pals.
E. indudable que il mayor par
to de les suicidGs habfan va perdi-
do Ia rAz6n.
E itforme del G ,mandaute Par
ksr termins diciendo que ha habido
como 1851 encuontr os' entire las
faer2as AmeriraIss y les insurrec-
tos. El promadio de tropa ameri.
cans durante todo Ell tiampo antas
mencionado ha sido de 40 000 hom.
bres.
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I'm hOmbre hOnradO.

Senior Editor. r.-SirvAse iuformAr
& srS lectores que 81 me escriben con
0denciRlmente les N and ara por CO
rreo en- carta sellAdA el plan que se.
guf y por el cual obtuvs el restAble-
cimiento perm&nente y compacto de
mi sAlud y vigor vAronil despu6s de
amos de sufrimisntos de dsbilidad
nOrviosa, p6rdidAs nosturnas y par
tes d6biles y atrodAdAs.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fui robado y estafado por
chArlAtAnes, hRstA perder lA f6 del
g6nero humane, pero grAcias & Dios
sstoy ahor& bien vigoYoso y fuerte,
y con deseo de hAcer conocer & todoa
este remedio cierto de curarse.
No tenleado NADIA que vender nj
que enviAr G.. A. D., no deseo dine
70.
Direction: n. BrAnt, Box Delray
Mich. EE. UU. 8 1e0. ~
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Mil doscientos bales. .ins-
trumentados por cinco
mil n1sicos.
FL COrreSpODSal de LA Co
rreSpOndencia'' en- Ell Ha-
Yr0.
Supuestos encubridores de
un crinen eometldo en-
Espana.

Julio IS. So detrnmb6 Ell mara.
villoso campsnArio de la catedral de
San Marcos; y los extranjeros rival
zan con los ltalianos en- llorar ese
dessstra ar'f ,tico do Ia sin par We
nacis. Hundi6sa le fscha, cue ts-
lia nusva metros da al5ara, arras
trsndo IL maraviilcsa haoitacionci-
la 3e S IN Sovino: itodo un mundo
de srte!
Los arlistas, que no son pccos,
de Pari ;, est&n atristados por aquel
desassrs historico; paro 81 pueblo de-
rroch6 ID alegrfs psrisiense bsilAndo
en- honor de 10 fiesta nacional del ii
de Julio. iY luego SO dira qua en-
Paerto E CO todo Sc arregla con
daucitasl En- este no tieae PA,fs
que envidiAr & Pae to REQ. Mil
doacientos b2iles instrumsntados
por cinco mil nd icos, celebr&ronss
en- Paris 10 mocha del II de alio. Fl
pueblo aclam6 las tropAs que tona-
ron parte en- Ia revista mi.it9r, Y,
cono ell calor era senegalianc, seis.
cientos y tanto soldAdos fuaron vic.
timas &c ineolaciones. r. goberna'
NSA @01T D 3 A5t, y St 5 oA5Fai uS
ba!gada Parcln est&n gfaveme ate
emf srmos del calor que romaron ga
Ia revista. y M. Lsqueux CO asul gs
neral de Feancia en- Loudres, todo
copgestionsdo al brindsr en- M bAu-
queta, por L. toms de To- Bastilia,
murio de rapente. Solo el prfacips
negro M.k ,nnen, representaass de
Mene.ik, el cual prf ctpe hs vsnido
Pa,fs en- espsra de volver & L ,n'
dres pars coronar { Eduardo VII, no
SO ha resentido de la &sfixiante at
m6sfera del ID de Julio.
Yo ]legue el ismo dia & Paris,
de regreso del HAvre, & donde f1i
comisionado por el Heraldo de MADRID,
para hAcer pesquisas sobre los cets.
nidos espe d ,Ies en- aquel punto, en-
cubridores de Ia @ scilia Aznar, use.
sinR del Sr. Pastor. Por favor es.
pscialisimo SO me permiti6 visitAr-
los en- la prision.
Dsspues de habar franqueAdo 10
chspeAda puefts de 10 cArcel, se me
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-05
Estrada Palma
eSpera reSOlVer
la crisis CuDana.
FL hacendado erry opina
que a tres reales. por
arroba de azucar, hay
benehcio.
In COntratO de reciprOcidad
ell los EStadOS UnidOS
.eS probable.

NaevA York 20 de Julio. Tale,
grafiaa de ls Habsna Ell sigoiente
despacho que tradozco del irg 6
<Ls Union Espafola> de esta
ciudad atfibuye al sedor Estrada P
ma ISIS siguientas palabras:
Abrigo 6 andes esperauzas de
que el pals pods& sslyar victoriosa'
ments ID crisis porqae atraviasa
sctuaimerta.
Si les sindicatos anericanos han
comprado todas nueatrss fkbricas
de cigArros, y gran csntidad de ts-
rrenos, y muchas y muchAs centra.
les de az1 ;ar, ga indudab'e que tie
nen fs en- el porvenir econ6mico de
de Cuba.
Mas aun, ell seflor Terry, que es
ha csndado, convene en- que ell pre-
clio &c tres reAles por arrobs DE- azG
car deis A'gan henef1cio, el cnal, si
pequeho, permits & aquellss perso
mas que Sc dedican oil cultivo de IL
cRfla de azucar In Rplicacio 1 de los
mejores metodCs.
Mas aun, nCs acercamos III dia
en- que bAjar&n los primas que exis-
ten sobre el az1csr y entonces nues-
tro producto podra oomp7t'r vAnts'
josAmanta con el europeo. y pueoo
es teuer en- cuantA t8m mbi3n que Ia
celebration de M cautrato de reci-
procidad con los E'tados Unidos
cAba dentro de 10 possible.
Sobre tales bases es l6gico es.
persr que mejorar& la condici6n
actual de Cuba. Una vtz resnalto ell
problema econ6mico, oil politico no
{ ftecark dificult&des de ninguna es'
pecie. La inexperiencis en- materiss
de caracter Adminietrativo qaeda
comp g nsada CON el buen sentido de
las gentes.
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'CrenatOriO'
en- San Juan.

Ha llegado nuestro conocimien
to que Ell Alcalde de esta Ciudad
ha consultado con la Junta Superior
de SAniaad, acerca de Ia creaci6n de
an crematorio. para de struir las ba
suras que son aqu1 recogidas diaria
mente.
Nos alegrsmos, y mucho bien
recabaria este vecindarlo de una sa'
tisfactoria request del centric su-
premo de S sniiad & In interesart1sl-
ma copsu,ta del Sr. Alcalde.
s,LA CORRESPONDENCE
expuso no hsce muchos dias ide,s
generates refsrentes 4 ese asuntr,
yeu vardsd que nos serfs grato ver
re- alizados en- la pr&et'ca proposltos
tan benefciosos 6 10 salud de este
pueblo.
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Association .
de Ia Pronsa.

Pareceprosperar este prop6sito.
CAST todss las put biica clones de 10 is.
la presentan SD sol;dsri lad con les
scuerdos prevics de Csrolins y 81
npestros informes no son equivocs-
dos ia acofdada assmblea dara Gina
al asuntc.
No pueie negarsa QUE las divi.
stones en.re per 10 3istas SON hor das.
va sea por divergenc as po]fticss,
"a por el recuerdo de acerbas Ia.
chss, 8 " por miramiertos impues-
tos por los partidos politicos, es in.
negable que los latentes enconos
duermen bajo las eeniZas. Pero pa
70 ese NAL entendemos que hay an
SECURE remedio Aquel que se en-
eisrra en- estA formula: caballerosi-
dad y elevation de miras.
Con 10 seneila aplicaci6n de
esos factories que, de otro lAdo, son
peculiares & 10 dign;dad de los hom
bres generosos, es facil desvanecer
en- humO liviauo .as temidas hogue.
ras de Ia discordis; hagueras que
muchaa veces no tienen mas combus
tible que el que &copiau las pasiones
Aviertan las irrits bilidades litera-
rias y, con frecuencia, los chismes
polfticos.
A nosotros nos sgrada que IL
vo,untad de los hombres de letras
declare y proclame su propia liber.
tad, rebeIandose de 10 tiranfa de los
apasionsmientos y de los mGtu IS re-.
celos.
Daseamos, pues. que no Sc de-
tenga la magn1fica iniciatlva de sEl
Ideal Latinos, y deseamos tambien
que IN pleno Aire de hida'ga fran
quezA sea Ell ambients que envuelvA
q este interesante a7unto, hacienda
las cosas de modo que al leer 10
prensa en- 10 que este punto sc re-
fere nos tsremcs de- 10 verdad
pansads por los que Ia iuspirap, pa
RI que, aparte todo recelo, pueda
spreciarse Ell parecer de cada oual y
lss ideas que al p.op6sito aporta Ca
d. periodtco.
Hs 1icho IN flosofo qua es pre-
fsrib.e para hombres de superiori
dad, disimular nna inluris, 6 tomar
revsnchs de ella & costa de M NAL
eiemplo.
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10 que esperase mientras ofsn mi

dij o que espsrRse m1entras o1an mi
sa.
A mis- oidos leg abAn rumorosos
los c&nticos, mezclados con los accr.
des del 6yga 40, misnttas que en- sl
dasnuso patio u 1a rabia chtqailla
irg aba tristamenta con IN cato do
Angora bl&noo.
Los datenidos Garreta 6 Lyle
siss son snte POGO intsressnte. Is
e llalia Esple gas es pequ= fllts de
cuerpo, morenita, de fsono101a fina
y ojos on ,rma de almendras.
Al entrar dijo:
--Muy buanas.
Y iuego me pregunto:
is aiimus pronto?
s. me- lam ant6 da no tsner of
clio nj Instruction, y ss ms presento
como eng ia "a por G .rreta 6 Igla-
s;as, uuienes dice no le fueron fean'
COS rAspacto 6 IL G scilis, eLcargan
dola que no dijese nais.
A estas man fsstacionss &gce'
gt:
VA ID psgara1, sAbe ustedf
Dijoms que pns mnjsr no tisne
talento, me advirt'6 qua eli consul
y al inspector Sr. Pomes L. reco
meudaron & las moniss quisnes 10
miman y 10 tratan muy bien.
Da repente rompi6 & llorar, y
entire gsmiIos ma piai6, augastiada
el am paro de Ii Pfenss.
Le estreehe 10 mano y salt,
mientrss que el pdblieo SO agolpaba
& lA puerta de In carce., pidiendo q
gritos yer 6 los detenidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-05
BarberOS alarQuiStas.

Ell hecho de haber resnltado
barbaro de oncio, el snarqnists que
Sc propopia matar al Rey de Itails,
ha puesto los pelos de pa1,atG & no po
cos projimos.
La prensa europea ha comenta.
do ell Case en- todos los topos. 81 los
aprecisblas barbaros dan en- 10 Il ,r
de M stersa & AnAquistas somos per
didos Clslquier dia encomienda IN
bu g1es su cuello g su cabszA & 10 ma
vAjs g las tijeras de IN Official de
barbeffs!
Si los dueflos no qnieren verse
ohligados & cerrar sus establecinier
tos van & tener recesidad de poner
un cartel que dig.:
EMO hay anarquistas.s
Y nj aun 81: porque vale mas
precaver que tener que lamentar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-05
Una disposition
de Ia SeCretar1a de Hacienda
DE LA REPUBLICA DE CUBA.

Por lA Secretsrfa de n scienda
se ha dispuesto que en- el Arsenal
de la Habans solo Be hsgAn repara-
clones en- los buques de guerra pro.
piedad del Estado, negAndo varias
solicitudes preeentadas por psrticu.
lares en- las que pedfan el atraque
alli de ans bArcos con el I'm de repa
rarlcs y limpiarlos por su cuants.