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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
fBy Associated Prcss.)

CAPE TOWN, March 26.-Cecil Rhodes
died peacefully at 5:57 p NJ. He slept
during the morning and again in the at
tcrnoon, but his brcat thing became more m
difficult and his strength perceptibly de-
creased until he passed away.
Mr.. Rhodes was conscious until 500 e.
NJ. when he mlttered few words anu
sank quickly. The Immediate cause OF
his death was two successive attacks
of heart failure
At his. bedside were Dr.. Jameson, Dr.
J. w. Smartt, the Commissioner OF Puolic
works; Colonel Elnhurst Rhodes, direc-
tor of Signalling of the South African
field force, and. Mr. Walton, member OF
the Assembly of Port Elizabeth y,
Mr.. Rhodes last words were the names
of his brother and some Of the others 1fe1s
present, which were meant to be sooo-
byes. The only. person who attended nm
during his illness and who was not pres
emf at his death-bed was Dr. Stevenson'
all the others, his boys and personal
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i 9. Augusta (So.370).s and Staunton Q,2e9),
unchanged. 39, ,659. 3.t.5
253). and winchester @,16). unchanged,
So 653.
IL. Loudoun (21,34s). and Fauquier (23.-
$40, unchanged. 45,S2
II. Clarke T,927). Page 1S.79D, and
Warren S,s3O, unchanged, 3o.55s.
10. Spotsylvania. (9,2sa). Stafford 6 o9o,
Louisa Q651O, and Fredericksburg l5,06S),
unchanged, Ss.92l. s5
IA. Alexandria city Q4,52S), Alexandra
county (6,43o). Fairfax uS.5s0). and Prince
William 11,11o), unchanged, 50.S50.
15. Madison q0,216>, Culpeper Q4,123),
Orange (e.571). and Rappahannock* ts,SiS.
unchanged. 45. 7153
! 16. Goochland l9,5le), Chesterfield Qs,-
SOD, Powhatan (6,e24>, and Manchester
(9,715l, unchanged. 4.S62
II. Albemarle (2s;473), Greene 0621N,5 and
Charlottesville (6,449), unchanged, Al, 1856
IS Cumberland (S,996}, Appoma ttox. o.
662), Buckingham Q5.266), and Fluvanna
(9G5o), changed Cumberland added).
~, ,974.
10. Amherst, u7,S64) and Nelson u6,015),
unchanged, 333, ,939.
20. Lynchburg QSS9D. and Camppen
(2S, ,256), unchanged. 42.1il.
81. Halifax. unchanged. 31.197
o. Bedford (s0,356), Rockbridsc q. .7?9),
and Buena Vista (2.3SS). changed (noW
Bedford alone), s., 4,543.
o. Pittsylvania (46,s94), Danville d6,5 SOD,
and Henry d9,265), unchanged, s., SIS
e. Pittsylvania 46.S9f), and 4Danvllle
Qe,520). unchanged. 63,4H.
25 Brunswick (1s.21), Charlotte f5,S43>
| and N1ecklenburg fes55l) changed
| brunswick added, 6o,111.
26. Franklin (25953), and Floyd Q5,3Ss),
| unchanged, 41,341.
q. Greenesville (e.75s). surry ts.469,.
Sussex 12o92). and Prince George G,1o2).
| unchanged. 3S.O61.
Is. Lunenburg5 n1,7o5), Nottowav t1..-
| 1863, Amelia (9.03O, and Prince Edward
! Q5,e45), changed (now Brunswick instead
| Of Amelia and Prince Edward. As 81.
! 80 Dinwiddie d5,37D. and Petersburg
| (21,S1O). unchanged, 37,1S4.
! 80 Southampton (22.S4S). Isle of Wight
| (13,1O2). and Nansemond (2S.olSl. un-
| changed (now Thirty-second), 59,02S.
81. Norfolk city, changed (now with
Princess Anne), 46624.
50. Caroline N6,IO9). and Hanover q
/! 61S>. unchanged Gow Thirty-fourtiD,
34,327.
49, Norfolk county t5O.7so), and Ports
! mouth d7,42O, unchanged, 6s2o1.
81. King George (6.?1s), Richmond G,-
| OSs), Westmoreland C9,243l. Lancaster Is.
| $780,. and Northumberland (9,s46), un-
changed .(now Tllirty-sixtl),I ~, ,0H
! sS5. iHenrico (3O;062). King William tS,
3s0), New Kent (4.S65Y, Charles City o.
040). James City CESS. and Williamsburg
(2044), changed QIenrico now with Rich
mond), 54,07a.
s. Elizabeth City O9.46o), York G,4s2),
Warwick, A,sss), and Newport News d9,-
6S5) changed tnow in Thirty-eghth with
James City. Charles City. New Kent, and
| King Willam), 5l.4sa.
81 Accomac (S2,570l, Nortllampton--d3 d3,-
100. and Princess Anne d1.192). changed
(now without Princess Anne), 51.532
SIS. Richmond city. changed (Richmond
and Henrico now have two Senators),
$3.50.
49, King and Queen te,265). N1ic.lcsex
(S22O). Essex (9,70D. Gloucester Q2,S32),
Mathews (s,2239). unchanged, 4S,e57.
40 Richmond city.
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A RACE RIOT IS RAGING IN
THE STATE OF ALABAMA
One Hundred and Fifty Shots Have Been Exchanged
and Troops May Be Called Out.

and Jones had carried on a discussion
about the exchange of watches The lat
ter had a watch that had cost $50 Coles
offered to give him his watch, a cheap
one, and So for the $50 watch.
Jones claimed that he was too drunk
to know what he was doing, and that
it was an utter impossibility for him to
have followed Coles out after they had
traded watches.
Mr.. Harry Smith represented Jones,
who is a fine-looking young fellow. BY
his side sat his mother and he held his
little child on his knee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
COMBINED MOVE
AGAINST DELAREY
The Wiley Boer Leader Seems
to Have Evaded Kitch-
ener's Gordon.
(By Associated Press. }

IONDON. March 26.-Incomplete re-
norts Of the result of the combined move
ment of British columns. against De ID
Rev have enabled Lord Kitchener to a1l-
no;,nce the capture Of about a hundred
nrisoners, three 15-pounders, two pom :
pens, and quantities OF stock, M Wasohs'
etc. General Delarcy appears 10 hs1Ve
successfully evaded Loro Nilcliei'ei IA '1'@l1e ? ?
Gordon at the Offset.
- disnatch dated from Pretoria at
Noon yesterday Lord Kitchener says:
..sAt dusk on the evening of March 25u
tbe combined movement against DelareJ
was undertaken by columns OF mounted
mon without guns or impedlments OF any
sort THE columns started from COM
r,ani7o Drift, on the Vaal River, anu
travelled rapidly all night. and at dawn
March 24th occupied positions along inc
line from Commando Drift to the Lich-s
tenbers block-house line Inc troops
moved RAPIDLY eastward, keeping a con-
t;n,,ous line with the object of driving
the enemy against block-houses or fore
;n,rsan action. The result has not yet
been fully reported. Kekewich's column,
after tho commencement of the action.
cant,,red three 15-pounders, two pom-
non1s, nine prisoners and 100 mules. carts
and wagons.
general w kitchcner's column cap
tured 50 prisoners. 45 carts and wagons
and a thousand cattle. There are a few
more prisoners on the block-h61se line.
The troops covered eighty miles in 2f
hours. Rochforts and Rawlinson.s col
umns have not yet reported their re-
suits.
says:
..All the reports arc now in. sThetota
number of prisoners is 41S5.
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One Of the Most Notable Careers in the Worlds Hist
Ended-He Amassed a Great Fortune
and Ruled an Empire.
Great Fortune

servants, were with him at the last. The
body will be taken to Grotteschuur, the
residence of the deceased. near Cape
Town. on a special train to-morrow
There it will probably lie in state for a
day or two. and the public will be adj
1nitted to view tho remains:
It has not yet been determined where
flc Will be buried. 1t was the wish or
Mr.. Rhodes to be inferred at N1atoppo
Hills, .Rhodcsia. Certain of his friends
will proceed to Matoppo Hills to deter
mine whether it will be practicable to
carry out this wish.
The features of the dead man arc placid
and a death mask Of them will be taken.
The Government has decided to give
Cecil Rhodes a public funeral. His re-
mains will be brought here from Grottes-
cl1uur for the burial service. which will
be held in the Cathedral. The body will
then be taken back to Grotteschuur, and
will eventually be inferred at Matappo
Hills.
(Continued on Second Page
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
CUBAN RECIPROCITY.
Ways and Means Committee Confident OF
Ability to Report Measure.
u (By. Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Dc, March 226.---As
a result Of numerous onferences to-day
among Republican leaders of the House
the advocates Of Cuban reciprocity be-
came confident that the measure can be
reported from the Ways and Means Com
nittee Republican, Votes without re1i-
ance on the Democ-a votes and without
amendment. This was sreversal of con-
sditions supposed to exist earlier, when
the friends OF Cuban reciprocity were said
to be- one vote short OF the necessary
number to resist amendment and to re-
port The bill. 81
IN view of the changed conditions,
Chairman PAYNE has under. consideration
the advisability of allins a special meet
ing of the WAYS and Means an! Committee
the latter part Of this week to pass on
the Cuban bill.
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COULD NOT AGREE
IN THE JONESCASE
After Being Locked Up for an
Hour the Jury Was
Discharged.

The jury in the Hustings Court, after.
an hours deliberation in the Ike Jones
case last night, found they could not
agree, and were discharged by judge
Witt The case goes over. therefore, to
the next term of the court.
Jones is alleged to have been implicated
with Kid Duffy in the hold-up of AIR. F.
%. Coles an old white man. on the e5eve-5
Ming OF January 18th, under the Franklin
Street viaduct- kid Duffy was tried last
atelitiary. -.
The fold-up occurred about O'clock In
the eyenipE. he three men had been
drinking pretty freely al a har-roonl at
Fifteenth and Franklin Streets. Coles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
FI1z CONSIDERING.
,tay Agree to Fight Jsfirles IN Los Angeles.
caIifornia
(By Associated Press J

NEW YORK, March 26.-According to
tho New York WorlG, the Century Athle
tic Club of Los Angeles. Call has come
to the terms made by Robert Fitzsim-
mons. 8 -.
late last night the club tel egraphed the
nusilist that it would offer 70 per cent. of
the gross gate receipts for a fight b-twecn
him and Jeffries a bout May 10th, and
guarantee that would not be less than
so:., 900. The club demands Z: deposit
from the fighters Of 800 to insure good
faith. Fitzsimmons sasked9nntil April list
TO consider the proposition, which the
club reluctantly granted 5Ess S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
JOHN II. REAGAN DYING.
He is Sole Survivor Of cablnet Of the Con-
federacy.
lspecIal pispatch to Tbe Time,.1 3.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
3 SPRINGFIELD OHIO, March 26.-Joh
II. Reagan, sole survivor of Jefferson
Davis Cabinet, is dying at his home near
Palestine, Texas, according to letter re-
fceived to-day by a Conneaut. Ohio. rela-
tive. Reagan is ST years old and is a
poor man. He was ostmaster-GeneraI
of the Confederacy for four years and
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury for a
short time He was a Congressman from
Texas for several years. and later had a
seat in the Senate.
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THE DEVIL LOCATED.
Another Reason Why Norfolk is the Wickedest
Town ia the Country.
Special Dispatch to The Times

Special Dispatch to The Times.)
NEW KENT VA, March Some cS-
element has been created among the
colored people by. the report that the
devil is loose in the vicinity of Norfolk,
Va.
In fact, 7 have heard some say they had
seen him.
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= - - - y !.
Broke Jail.

The police have been cen ASKED to LOOKOUT
Carson and I'D. Garter. four negroes who
broke Jail att Ghester. s. G.. ons March sd.
Small rawa rds.5s aggrega ting. $e5,s are Of
sfered in each case. / 50
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-. j a7- y :
by the adoption of the above clause as
an amendment, in the nature Of an inde-
pendent section to the charter Of the
Protective Insurance Company Of Yir-
ginia, the Legislature, 50 far. as that body
is concerned, has lin effect, without being
conscious of it,, repealed the Wharton
insurance law, which was enacted in 1925
to prevent insurance companies from COM
bining for the purpose OF. fixing rates.
It could not he a ascertained last night
whether or not Governor Montague had
signed the BILL. butt it is not believed that
it has; yet reached His Excellcncy. Its
known hatspersons who are opposed to
the measure. communicated with he
Governors secretary and asked tina they
be gwen a hearin EsSsfft1 case it had mot not
yet been signed. Gs9i Il .6ss - -
The rather accidental discovery OF the
passage OF the measure created a. great
furry about the Capitol yesterday after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
EffECI. Of RER'EALIuG
The WHARTON ! 4 /! | Law.
Such a Bill il. Passes Both.
Houses Und ID! rSuspens e d Il :'!Il.
MEMBERS DIDN'T. .KNoyv.II
Entitled Actt Amend il Protective.
Insurance eompany's COM Charter.
SENATOR =EDy War i LYLE TALKS.
He Offered the Bill.at the Request Of a con..
stltuent and Paid Little Attention to
its Provisions Insurance People
aud Others Stirred Up Cows
eruor viii Be Asked 10
Withhold Signature.
SENATOR EDVyAR D.LY.LE TAlkS

Any insurance company al-
thorized to do a fire or tornado
insurance business in the State of
Virginia is; hereby authorized to
purchase, rent, acquire and use
the surveys, charges and rates of
insurance published and promul-
gated by said company:from time
to time upon such terms as the
said Protective Insurance Com
pany of Virginia may impose,
without let, hindrance or penalty
of any kind whatever
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Miss ston ! oemeward sBonnd.
5(By Associated Press J

fs sALoNICA, ROUME1.A.. March &c &c y
MISS Ellen NJ Stone. the sAmcricansn mis-.
zsionarr, has started s.f forSL Lond on.F Thence
she viii SAN for America. l.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
TOOK HIM AT HIS WORD.

House Readily Adopted One Of Colonel cabell's
Amendments.
The House Of Delegates took a crack
at Governor Montague yesterday, which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-27
HANNA DOES NOT
ANTICIPATE ANY TROUBLE
Thinks the Differences Between Anthracite Coal Miners
and Operators Can Be Amicaby Adjusted---fhe
Best. Of Spirit is Manifested.

understanding would be reached whereby
the threatened strike would be averted.
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
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CONTINUES % si1th IseA1'
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s.All the reports arc now in. The total
number Of prisoners is 1S5.
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AGES RICHMOND. VA .THUTRsDAY 27 1902.
RICHMOND GAINS SENATOR
UNDER new APPORTIONMENT'
Henrco Put in New District With Counties Taken Out
of the Newport News Dstrict-Other
Changes Throughout the State

The joint committees of the Senate and
House on Privileges and Elections. have
completed a scheme Of rcdistricting the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-22
POr la mOrfila
UNA LOCA ORIGINAL.

Cuenta el <Figaro. de Pa11s, q.
una mujer heIm0sa, elegsntemente
vestida de negro, llevsndo en- las
m8nOs unS sOmbrererS, Sc prasento
haca dos dias al comisario de Saint
Marry, dici6ndcle:
-5r. cOmisariO, vengO tr&ar &
usted mi cabaza. Por ella podr& po
rerse en- Ia pista de mis- asesinos.
Mire usted, nor. en- que es5adO m !
han puesto. Tepgo les pies atsdos
con grillos y las manos suj9tas por
esposas.
Y la pobre loca Sc puso & llorar
Jdsguese ell asombro del comisario
oyendo>t9les disparates, porque Ia
seT3ra tenla Ia cabeza cen su sitios
y las manOs y los pies perfectsmen-
to lIbres. Paro como es sSbidO que
no debe contradecirse los locos, Ell
pOllc1a trat6 de llevar Ia cOrriente &
apuella extra1a dennnciante, y al
efecto le dijo:
-Bien sefIora. Dascubriremos
& los que os han cortAdo IL ca5ezA.
PerO deiadme yer la cara.
Y &briendo Ia sOmbrarer&, SO en-
contr6 con un r&mo &c fl pres
Llevada Ia elegsnte loca al hotel
Dieu, Sc hs averiguado que es viuda
de IN fsbricante. y segd1 dc1lsra
clones de Ia crisda, hsce tiemp que,
para evitarse crueles dolores la ca
beza, venfa tom&ndo grandes can't
daCes de mOrfna.
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La StlOrit0 z Roosevelt.
Tampa Mario II.

Tampa Mario II.
La se11 rita Alice Roosevelt en-
comps MIA del seuador Tomas G.
Plstt y su familia, ssli6 en- Ell vapor
<MascotaD con direction q Ia Haba-
ma.
La familia Platt, lleg5 &qu1 en-
su Carrn particular.
Miss Roosevelt lego temprano
esta mATsna en- un tren diario.
Una multitud de persOnas Sc
&glome16 en- Ia este ci mcvi as p0r
Ia curiosidad de yer la hija del
Presidente.
Habana Mario IL.
La sen0rita Alice Roosevelt
aeon pa1a1a de varios amigos y la
familia Platt llegarOn esta mAnana
en- ell vapor eMascota>.
Faeron & recibir q dicha seflo
rita el Gobernador Wood. y eu ests-
do mayor.
S1 llegada a ezta Ciudad ha eau
ssdo gran inter6s en- todcs los clrcu-
los socialee; POGO despues de su lie
gada recibio un telegrAma del gober-
nador do MatAuzAs y otras personas
rogandole interpouga su itfuencia
con ell gobernador Wood para que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-22
Los mas arranCadOS
del mundO

Varios peri6dicos publican Ia
lista de los principales milIonsrios
del mundo.
De dicha estadfstica resultA que
6 3tos no son, como generaimente SO
creia. los yauquis Rockefeller, Nor
gan, Vanderbilt. Carnegie y otros;
los principales millonarios del nun
do son un ipg'6s mister Bait, jef9
de Ia casa Vernh9r Bait y Compaflia
y dueno de Ia mitad de las minas
del Sur de Africa, incluyendo las de
Kimberley, y ell aprovect ado chinito
Ii H ang Cnnag (que con Confaci6n
este).
Cada uno de estos caballeros
tiene dos mil quinientos millones de
frances.
Otro ing'6e, Mr.. Robinson, tie
ne dos mil millOnes; Mr.. Waldorf
Astor tiene mil, y otro tanto ell pr1n
cipe russo Damidoff
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos A$2 40 Ell quintal.
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So dice que fu6 a Rio Piedras, y
allf 10 detuvieron, no saOemos por
que causa.
Q1e hubo empenos de aquf por
que 10 soltssen, y no 10 consiguie-
ron.
Y que el no haberse consaguido
ESQ, hN eau :ado vivfsimo disgusto.
90
A uuestro distiog guido colabora-
dor Mr.. L1is Menendez 10 tienen
frotaudos9 las mSnOs de gusto y pla-
Ger.
Su cr6nics humorfstica hs gus
tado mucho, y de ella SO ocupan los
sesudos colegss sE Boletfna y ell
sHeraldo EsparolD.
Lean 10 que dice hoy ell amigo
Menendez, que tiene el cuero mas
duro que los polfticos militantes del
p&fs.
Y hssta ell ldoes, amables lecto-
res.
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no estuviera provisto esa. horA de
10 que necesitars en- su;3casa no le
quedaba mas remedio sino ayunar Y
esperar sl otro dia que volvieran
& abrirse las tieud&s. Sc nota una
verdadera paralizAci6n en- les arti-
culos 6 industries de,~este pueblo,
1nicamente tienen vida las tabaque'
rias, como Ia de don Pedro z 3rrills,
que emplea de 50 & so tSbaqueros
que el menos que CANA al dia es des'
de un peso hEsta dCs respectivamen
tie: pero los dem&s ofcios no dan se'
fales de que existen. Y viva la mu'
cha prosperidad que Hnurcia Sci
Pals Che. .Contry) en- IN srt1culo in7
eerto POGO tempo ha en- dicho pc
ri6dicO.
Siempre q sus 6rdenes.
Ell CORREsPONSAL.
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De Malat1.
Mario 21 de 1902.

-
Sr4 Director de
La Correspondence.
San Juan.
Estimado Senor amigo: A ipi-
ciativas de los senoTes don Abelsrdo
La Haba, don Federico Calaf y don
Csndido Acevedo, SO deba que esta
a6O teugamos los habitantes de Ma
natl, festas religiosss de Semana
Santa.
va van tres domingos que SO es-
tan cerrsrdO todCs los esta bleci-
mientos de COmercio de este pueblo,
las doce del dia sin permitirles s
sus due nos vender un cantavo 6 ns
die bsso una multa, desde 5 hasts
veinticinco pesos E. gremio de
de dependiente esta ragocijado sobra
maners c1n e5ta Dan Que les favo-
re CO & ellos, mas no hsf ell p19!ico
v6 u es toms go en- pel:g o, 81 por Ca
sualidad no tuv0 dinerO tempo pa
r. prov, erse de 10 mas nocesario pa
rs sostenuer su pobre humanidad en-
ese di8.
81 primer domingo que Sc orde-
90 ell cierra general las 12 en- to-
dos los esta blecimicntos de comes
tib!es y telas, hubo escenas entsrne-
cedoras, al yer tantos campesinos
volvian para sus casas NOR tad IS eL
sus enclenques jan e 'goe, con el di
nero que trsieron para comprsr en-
el bclsillO, y las .banastas y sacos
vacics. Y to1o porque Sc desc1ida-
ron y olvidarou que aquel dia no Sc
vepdia siuo hAsta las doce y 81 que
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SirelaS en- las
lOCOmOtOr0S,

Una innovation digna de ser
imitada Sc ha introducido en- las To-
comotaras de ia Compsfifa ferrovia-
ria de Paris, Lyon Mediter1 aneo, que
consiate en- reemplszar ell silbato
hssta ahora usual, por una sirena
id6ntica 6 Ia que utilizan los buques
de vapOr.
Sabido es que el sonido que pro,
duce este &rtefacto, es un verdadero
rugido, que Sc oye q mucha mayor
distanciA que ell traditional silbido
de las locomotOrhs.
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N0TICIAS,

Tenemos entendido que hay Or
den superior en- que SO ordena q los
carros ele;tricos nagan parAda an
tes de llegar las bocas GALES; para
evitar encuentros con personas
cArros qua bajen en- el mOmento dc
cruce y hemos Observable que unas
veces pSraa despues de pasar y
otr&s en- Ia mism& bCca calle, QUE
dando burlada Ia orden.
La po, icia debiera denunciar es'
tt s hechcs.
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La COnf0r0nCia
del gobernador
Y DE ESTRADA PALMA.
IT, bnvy IL oosIsii IL H.
Es hoy la comidilla del dia.

New York Mario % l-30 P M.
Mr. Wood y el future presiden-
te cubano, han tratado muy en- Sc
rio de que quede constitufda la Re-
pdblica con la base de las mas am
plia reciprocidad dj aduanas entire
Cuba y el Norte y que la decision
de forma de Gobierno y elecci6n de
miembros sea sometido a Tr' Roose-
velt, sidO para pedir la sanci6n CO.
mo una cortesia, y para su debido
cOnOcimientO.
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Tel6gratO de Bayam0D

Aver ha quedado terminada la
colocaci6n de postes para la insLalS-
ci6n de Ia ofcina tel6grAfcA de Ba 5
yam6n, y Sc cree que muy en- breve
quedaran ultimados los trabsjos y
alberto el servicio al pdblico.
CelebrsmOs, mucho ese adelanto
No deberfa existir nj un solo pueblo
en- Poo Rico que cAreciese de tel6
grafo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-22
P6rdida en- CatanO

Aver tarde, vi6rnes, ha perdido
nuestr0 director un reloj de boisillo,
desd9 CAtaf1o a su quinta ell Palmar.
Dicho reloj es de los llamados
sPatente TiuaudS, sin dc BILE tApa,
con los ndmeros de ID esfera de solor
szul y sin llevAr leontina.
Sc encarga & Ia policfs de Cata-
no tenga Ia completeness de YER 81
puede averlguar su paradero.
S al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-22
Los CarliStaS
Sc revuelven
CON DECLARARSE
Antielerical el Gobierno. Sc esperar
SuoeS0s graves.

New York Mario % l-30 P. NJ.
Con la declaration de anti Gle
ricalista del nuevo Gabinete espa-
mol, Sc revuelven los Carlistas y
snena mucho ell descontento. Sc es-
peran sucesos que nuevamente tur-
ben la paz de aquel territoFio, de
qae solo 7iene gozando hace muy
pocos dias.
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revoque Ia sentencia de garrote vi
para un REQ por asesinato.
Miss Roosevelt, presidir& maf1a-
ma una reunion de Sras. para prote-
jer q las viudas de los soldados.
81 Senador PIstt, dice que hs
venido por su salud, y que estsra
aqui POGO tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-22
Ell ej6rcito americana
en- Cuba
TIENE ORDEN DE EVAOUAR.
Lo dispone ell Presidente
Lo dispone ell Presidente

New York Mario % l-3} P. M.
Ell Presidente Mr.. Roosevelt ha
dado va la orden para que desocu-
pen eI territoIio cubanO las tropas
americanas hasta ahora fortifcaban
aquelia region. La orden es que 10
veritiquen seguidamente fin de
que la Rep6bTca empieze sin aquel
aparato de fuerza extra1o.
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NOTlClAS POR CABLE
SERVIClO DIRECTO DE NEW-YORK:
Contra Ell Clero
el nuevo Gabinete
ESPANOL.
So declara adversario de aqueI elemento

New York Mario % $50 P NJ.
ElgGabinete espanol Sc ha de-
clarado anticlerical en- absolute. Es-
ia declaration es una amenaza a la
estAbiidad del nuevo ministerio pues
hay elementos spoderosos en- Espana
que estan al lado de los curas y q.
fanaticameute los defender y am
paran.