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The daily Republican., 1902-12-18

CORN CORNER CRUSHED
blind Pool In Chicago Broken and
Prices Tumb

nlfnd Pool In Chicago Broken and
Prices Tumble.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Bulls and bears
of the Chicago board OF trade had a
sharp and decisive struggle over De-
eember corn yesterday. W. W. Nc
Clcary 4 Co. failed to respond to mar
gin calls, and the so called blind pool
headed by Thomas A. Cleage of st.
Louis suffered severe setback. De.
cember corn receded almost 6 cents
during the day and showed a break of
about II cents since earlier in the
month.
Mr.. McCleary declared that he would
pay dollar for dollar and that he prob
ably would be ready for business to.
day. He said that his order to have
all his trades closed was forced be-
cause of excessive calls upon him for
margins. Mr.. McCleary is a brother
in-law Of Mr.. Cleage.
Mr. Gleages pool has about 5000
members. He has been operating In
st. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago
and at one time is said to have had as
much as 1000, 900 bushels Of corn in
these three markets and 1000, 900 in
Chicago,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
I'Olt TIIE &OETII.

S"Ih"rn i;aiIWaN.- Express GAG p. N.
daily, >lHpcr~ t" 'orr Tampa, Augusta,
Memphis. and New Orleans; 7.%G u. m,
duily. #IrrprrN to New Orleans. Macon,
Memphis, Nashville, via A~hoyi,c an(
Hot Springs.
.\tlaori" coast Line. Express 1909
noon dIilr. ~loolo1,~ to Charleston, Jack
S"uyII". NH"ou, mM Port Tampa; l2.5j
Il. III. dHiIy, ~r"p"r> to Richmond and
Jacksonville.
Ih".ap"nh" 4 OHIO Hailway.-S.1l p.
NJ. daily, dining ear and Slr"pcrs to Gin.
clunHti
$"aboard Air Line EaiIway.-Mail 40
Il. N. daily. si""p"r> to New Orleans ana
Jacksonville. Express 400 p. m. daily,
>lcrpcr> 10 Atlanta and Tampa.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
Yer New Castle, ,.31. SIS a. m, 3Oi,
1.o1. auA G.5S p. N, week k-days.
For L"WoS, S2S =. III. and i.O2 p. IN.
weekdays.
For RcIohoth. SIS u. m. Tur$dav!.
Yhursdals. aud saturdays only.
For Dover, Harrington, and Dcmar.
-. SIS, io.5S Il. m. l.O2. 61S. and l2.O4
j. III. Sundays l2.0i p. N.
For Wyoming and way stations, 3.O4
p, rn weekdays,
Express for Cape CAarIeS, Old Point
Comfort. and Norrol,, 1913 Il. m. week
days and l2.0i night daily.
~ congressional Limited Express. All
N"-tlhul" luri"r Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare uti"r than the usual Pull
man charge.
Is, Limited Express. Ncstibulc parlor
Cars, N"stibuie Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences.
for further information, passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
tiou.
j. Il. HGTClIINSON, !. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. Cent Pass. Agt.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
General SWayne Very Low.

NEW YORK. Dee. rs GeneraI
Wager Swaynr who has been iii foi
some time at his residence, is report
ed to he very low. His recovery is not
hoped for. General SwHyne served
with distinction in the civil war being
brcrcltrd major general for gallant and
mrritoriOuS services. and retired from
the United States army in 1870. He
has practiccd law in New York since
1890
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
DENNSYLVANIA
i RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
1NGTON DIVISION.

Schedule in effect November 80 1902.
Trains leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia texpressl, l.5I. 3.I9
40 $50, a.. 80, sos, $50 9.35, 1911
1882, 1915, l1.25. 1.32, ll.45 a. H.. XII. .16
12.56, 1.3,, 800. 3ll. ass, sos, 6O1, $50
7.Vl, III, 9.O3, and s.1e p. m.
Accommodation. 6.io, 7.O5. $40. 300,
HOO Il. m, 1870. 2.32, 400. 5...5 SIS, and
| 1913 p. III.
For Chester (pypreSS,, 1.57. 4.2O. SO,
742. 80, sos, $40, $50, l0.ll. ll.25. u.a2.
| n.l5 Il. M, l.51, 500, 4.jS, 6.O7, 7.Ol, and
| a.O3 p. m.
Accommodation, $40 7O5. 500. 1lOo
a. NJ. 1880, 2.S22. 400. %, 6.35, and 10 10
p. III.
For New York 0hrough express, IL,
3.l9 s.O5 9.3j dining Carr. 1092 Diniu.
Carr 1915 dining Carr. lis Il. m.
Nl2.I6 Dining carr. 12.56. 49, dining
Carr. 3ll, 6.o1, $50 Dining Car, III, and
9.l6 p. m. connecting Via Broad Street
station. Philadelphia. 40. $50. 7.l5. SO,
l0.ll Il. NJ, 1880, 500, ij>, J.05. and 10 l3
i. N.
For Boston without change, 1902 IA. IN.
and III p. III.
For Newark Center and Intermediate
stations, 80 A. III. and So, p. IN.
Baltimore and WASHINGTON. 43o. 500,
$40. l0.lS and l1.Gl Il. NJ. l2.O9. l2l5.
Nll5, l.5O, 3.5l, 4C9, 80, o6O3, 6.i5. 7.O3,
,.&6, S.ll y. ln.. and Ig.55 nigAt.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,
G.9o An, G.l& ,. m, l2.lS night.
L"aye Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
Wilmington (c%prr>s,. 3,i5. 10. i.io, S.32,
1915, 1870. 1l.3J. 1l.3%-H. H.. xl@.%5, 1.lG,
2.I6, BIB, go, SO. 4.0l, 4.4G. 5.C,. j45,
I.I9, 6.01, go, G.Ji, ,.&l. ll.g1. II. > y. N.
and 12.lO night.
Accommodation, 6.lO 7.43. 81. 1895 a.
M, l.-3, &.225, 4.Ot, 4.49, J.&i, 60, S3S,
i0.22. and lI.3S p. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia l"XprrSS,. Ia. 3ts,
40, Sol, 3.&5. 1872, 1915. 1l.45 a. m.,
las, l,21, 300, ,,;S GO7, $50, III, 9Oi,
and 9,IG p. IN.
Accommodation. 10. $40, 900 n. m,
12lt. 100. 400, 30, IS, and 1913 p IN.
For Chester r>prrssl, Isl, 40. sos.
$50. llI5 Il. M, l.3i, 800. 4.5S, co., and
H.03 p, III.
Accommodation, 10, $40. 900 a. m.,
12.i4, 2.0O, 400, -, 7@S, and 1913 p.
~.
For New York OhrouGh cNprc<s,, l,5',
&l9. 9.35. 1872 dining Carr, 1045 dim
mg Carr. l,i5 II. H., 12.5G. l.}7 dining
Carr. $40, 6,01. f6.2O NDinimg Cara, III
h'mju@ Carr. 9l1 p H.. connecting via
5road Street Station, Philadelphia, 42D,
40, &.cj $40 Il. M, lbs ana 1913 p.
III.
For Boston, without change. IL p. H.
baltimore and Washington. 40, 500,
iV.iN II, m. l2,V9 l2.l5. l.50, 3.5l, 4.O9,
-. 'G.o3, G.46 1.iG, S.ll p. m, and 12.55
night
Hahimorr and intermediate stations,
6.l@ u. m, l2.lS night.
leave lhiIaoiphla Broad Street. for
Wilmington rNpr"'>l. %45, 20. ll3O,
ll.&& Il. m. lib, BIB, 80. i4G. 90, 5@1,
t.o5, 60, ~, ST., il.2i. lis p. n, ana
12Io miGht.
Accommodation. $50. ".l2 1875 u. M,
l2.-H. ~. G.l2, A.3S. and lO.@@2 .. IN.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Millionaire Bishops VIII.

NEW YORK, Dee. 49, The will Of
Hebcr K. Bishop disposing of an estate
valued at S3,5O00O0 has been filed in
the surrogate's office. The sum Of S55,-
600 is bequeathed to prepare room in
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art for
the reception of the great collection of
jades and other precious stones, val
ued at $150,o0O, presented by Mr.. Bish-
op to the museum last April After
small bcqucsts to relatives the rest of
tors widow and his eight children.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Sympathctic strike Closes WILL

RI'MFORD FALLS. Me-. Dee IS
The oxford Paper company has horn
forced 10 suspend work in its mills
here hccauS" of sympathetic strike,
for which 600 employees wcr" called
ont. This action followed Il strike Of
$50 employees Of the finishing and cut
ting departments who as members Of
the United BrollerhuoA Of Paper Max
CrS of America demanded the DISCHARGE
Of nomuniun employee, giving rs their
rr" son HAT ii" had become obnoxious
to them.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Heavy shipment of Japanese silks,

OGDENSBl'RG. y. Y, Dee. IS
Japanese raw silk valued at 5000, 600
tral railroad yesterday from Canada
and sent by special train to New York.
The silk was shipped from Japan by
Canadian steamship to Vancouver and
rail to Prescott. Within six weeks
thirty y-"ight cars of Japanese silk val
urd at nearly S1,0n0.OO have passed
through here for New York over tie
same route,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
s,yindlCrS pu;,iSItrI,

CHARLOTTE \. g.. Dee. is. In
the nit"d States district court here
Rev. +. Bright. on" Of the parties i'm.
plirat"d in til" Cherry Tree SWindlo.
was sentenced to four months IN jail
and Ia pay = tin" nr sl.o0O. Others
implicated in III" sWiudlc were fined
&I,wo. Th" women y no were Nictjm-
iErd to Ia" extent Of Sl00D will not
recover dollar Of their money.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
NnNel ihIIsLmls nInAnnI

IS Il guarantee income policy back
ed by 3Su,OOG,O GOO, It protects your
family if you die. save, Your money
If you live and provides Il stated in
come after term Of years 50 you
can bny your future presents. Call
to-day. Nand"Vrr Il Follensbee,
room lOi, Equitable Building.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
mugRltng Liquors Into Porto Rico.

san JUAN, Porto Rico, Dec. 49,
Collector Cruzen yesterday seized sew
eral hundred cases of liquors which
had be.n brought from st. Thomas on
board the United States lighthouse
tender Laurel. 1t is reported that Ger
tain army and navy officers as well as
some prominent citizens of San Juan
are implicated in the matter. The case
will 60 before the federal court, and
the bureau of insular revenue will also
take action 1t is said that this method
of smuggling has been in operation for
the last eighteen months and that
goods amounting TO several thousand
dollars have been landed here.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
SrGrorS Leaving south Bend.

SolTll BEND. Ind. Dee. IS -Four
n"Gr""$ tnvh part, hay" been followed
not only hy closing "iWh, and >alou"s
""NIuH"d hy negroes, hut many cot.
cred people are lpayjug tn" city. They
arc afraid to stay here on a.ruunt rr a
f""ljmg against thVu among the white
people. Th" negroes say they cannot
@ct food and service 1T the restaurants,
although they lave lhr money to pay
fRV
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Sa,eI AT trayt'S rriuli

u knN NogIl mup gep have h"rl in my
Fla.n "I'r' Nl> If. N"Nsu1 III I,,aiuf,
Am B! = ,aI mot Ur"u l3r r.rrllt, Gnl"r,
FWt Il 90" NDaIa suffered uliud npulr, Iura the
MuiI uDWe 1 indigestion, NnrrIN'r-h .ruIu.
T. 1t uUH Bowel DNNl"p'm hIl tbs, SD,'hut
mot .m" oni M a Nuth oN gooI since r,iu';
i ''u "n' hwDuIH uud huy" pou"I "I IuJt,I. II
ant JDu.9 OI"un,,.. EI,c,lll H,r',r. arr II posi-.
nv E.9'mtc"d ,ul". Uu,y 30. at y. L. Dan
TORN ~ sj0ic.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Earthquake In Turkrstan.

tSIIKAHAD. EWS>im Turkrstan.
Dec, lN. Th" to"u Of Audjiam Ter
gIaua government has been totally
destroyed hy an ";uthIDl1Ii". The mum.
h"r "f taIaIitirs IS not yet HSrrrtainrd.
7 hr p"puIarion is tIrraJru"d with star
'utioM. Shock. were fru in New Mar
gholan and surrounding Villages, and
II railway At Andiiau was destroyed
for 4 considerable Distance. Food and
clothing ar" being sent 10 Andiiau.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
BeIsium's tlNiDs.

BRUSSELS. Dee. IS The Belgian
claims against Venezuela amount 10
several million francs Th"y arise chief
~ from the nOnpaymput Of interest on
Venezuelan government hOudS issued
rs purrha>" money for the wat"rworks
at tura"aS which WAS promoted Ey II
Belgian company.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
,Tuuaupse Steamer Nrcr,,,1

VICTORIA, Il. C., Dee ls.-Tiic
steHmrr NUgata Maru Of lokohulua
was wrecked dWin- Il sto'm forty
nai~s from Tnhu, in $bdu4tung prov.
inc", "u N'', ~, ] hr IUo rhin".c pl+-
So. gers and cr"w were safely landed.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| The American board of foreign mis-
sions has raised $s45.l .lO5 during the
year.
The DarmStHrdtor bank of Berlin
was dcfraud"d of $4,000 by a book
keeper.
J. Reiff, the American jockey. got a
5000 verdict in Paris in his suit against
Vie au Grande Air.
Queen Alexandra stood as godmothcr
to Lord Mandcville, heir to the Man.
chester title and Zimmerman millions.
The United States minister to koren
has demanded payment by that coun.
try Of $l,500,00O due to builders of an
electric railroad.
The Kentucky court of appeals has
granted new trial to James Howard.
under life sentence for the murder of
Governor GOehel.
The rebellion in the province of
kwargsi, China. is reported as alarm
ing. Government troops under Mar
shal Su were defeated, with heavy
loss.
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS, SEASON
I9O2-3 BALTIMORE a. ONO
RAILROAD.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
has placed on sale at all principal
offices east of the Ohio River,
Winter Tourist Tickets to points in
Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mis-
slssippi, New Mexico, North Caro-
lima and Texas; also Havana, Cuba,
and Nassau. N. p, at reduced rates.
For additional information call on
Agent Baltimore a. Ohio R.R
Come to Millers No. 1 stall in the
City Market and be surprised in tho
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Scores I'rnrrn to Drntb,

WEN "a. Dee. lN. According to dis.
patches from Hungary, s,Xry.rhroc per-.
S0iIs Wrl" trozru to death there during
the last thr"" days. Wol,r, are dcyns.
tuur2 the >hocV'oIds and have dc.
NOGr,L llHrc she. n"rds.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Italian Cruiser Ordered to |cnexu-ls


ROME, Dee. Is The Italian cruiser
Agordat has been ordered to proceed at
once for Venezuela The rejection by
Venezuela of the Italian ultimatum
was expected, consequently the an
nouncement that this had been done
created 10 sensation and no surprise.
Frequent communication have been
exchanged between Italy. Great Brit
ain and Germany on the question Of
arbitration. The friendly attitude of
the United States is particularly ap-
prcciatod here. Opinion generally IA
vorS arbitration. although it is under
stood that Great Britain and Germany
are the leaders in th" matter hy reason
Of their heavier claims and their priur-
ty Of act ion
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
NO "PEACE BLOCKADE"
Premier BRIfOur states England's
Position In Venezuelan Matter.

Premier Bslfour States EngIand's
Position In Venezuelan Matter.
LONDON. Dec. 1S-"If the seizure
of Venezuelan gunboats does not result
as we all hope, it will be necessary to
proceed to a blockade
In the speech in the house of COM
mons during which Premier Balfour
made the above statement he conveyed
the impression of possible. though as
yet unnecessary. further hostillties Or
that even arbitration on some basis
might be accepted
Immediately after having spoken
these words the premier said that in
the event of a blockade no difference
would be made between the ships Of
neutral powers. who would not be con
suited. He then rdiculed the idea Of a
peaceful blockade. When he said II
think it quite likely that the United
States government would not think
there is such a thing as pacific block
ade, and | personally take the same
view that evidently blockade does in
NoiNN a Stdtt VI war, tllt hOtlst "a
pressed its appreciation.
Throughout the discussion the tenor
of the questions and answers showed
regard for the views Of the United
States. Mr. Balfour assured the house
that the papers in the Venezuelan mat
ter were in course of being prepared as
rapidly as possible, and, answering u
question by Sir William Vernon Har-
court. he said they would include the
communications with reference to Ven
ezuela that had passed between his
majesty's government and the United
States. Sir William Vernon Harrourt
asked this question 80 we may know
how we stand with reference to the
government of the United States
Premier Balf0ur gave no hint to the
house AS to the ultimate result Of the
arbitration proposal, and nothing fur
ther in this respect has been given out
at the foreign Office.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Dubeii the batter

60 to Chas +. DuUc.l for your
hats and caps Of all styles. No. East
Third street.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS, SEASON
19O2-3 BALTIMORE OHIO
RAILROAD.

Come TO Miller's No. 1 stall in the
City Market and be surprised in the
price of good beef, etc.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Special on 'hildren'S Rorl
S.are OPEN Evenings | ntii Christ
riiIhDREN'~ ROCKERS.
Large stock. prettr patterns, 9Qc,
Others 1t variuua prices

HNGH rWAIE~.
Something for the little one, 81
Low ami hgh hig q, sortment.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Make Your Xmas Selections

ten day 4 to
r uuAkiup
linz tu what awCldl
well
g,"E / e l.uN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-30
JQlta COlSultiVa
de Salidad.

MAnAna ttm Ar& possession la nue.
W jnnta de Sanida6, Compuesta de
los docsorea dou Ricardo Harn2ndt q,
Smith, Jose E SAld&f1A, Raiz Ar
nau, Lcdo r. Guiilermety, el ipgeh
Nero don T1lio LarGiuag& y Ell abo'
gado Sr. Ready.
NJ hay para que decir que esa
Jnnta est& formada p Or hombres
coApetel tisimos y que Sc ha tenido
gran acierto al designarls..
Nu2ho tiene que hacer esa Jun
10. No puede negarse que ell GSupe'
u Board of Healthn que ceaa Aho'
rs en- sus funciones, hA prestAdo
pr&cticos y positivos servicios, pero
shora Ella JuntA ConsnitiVaH y el
eDirector de S&ni iado los prestsran
sin duda. mayoreE, todS vsz que la
organization es mas Ampli& y ell pre-
supuesto, aupque muy por debs1o to
davia de 10 que debe ser alcarzs s1o
embargo, mu gor cuant1a q. Ia que en-
ans anteriores tuv1. AlganOs lmpor
tantf ,imos problemas tiene que re-
resolyer 10 Junta consultiv&. Eis de
espsrar que su mission quede Gu npli
do s 10 sltura del vAler de sus hom'
bres,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-30
OLA 30. II A, M.

E resultAdO de 10 autopsiA prac,
tic&dS por ell compete nte doctor Que
vedo Baez, Scus@ un refinsmiento de
crueldad en- ell inf&nticidio de que We
nimos ocup&ndonos. Efectivamente
los sign os encontrados y las pruebas
prActicSdss con a]gpnAs visceras,
demueslran que el niHlo vivi6 &lgGu
tier po.
La &uptosis SO limit6 81 tronco
del ni2io. no pudieudo prAoticarse 10
de ID cabeza y extremidades pues e6.
10 hastS aver pudo encontrarse 10
extreu idAd derecha, music y pierna
Tanto 81 p2so como Las medid&s del
tronco de enostrAbAn un perfecto de
ssrrollo en- un nif1o de t3rmino de 9
meses.
LA vfctima era un rlf~, aun.
que pareze& extrafIo por el color de
Ia msdre Ia piel aCusaba que era
blarc0, Mas tarde nos oGuparemos
CON as detalles, tan pronto conc zoa'
mos el il forme y dem&s investiga
clones que estauos prActic&ndo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-30
EN FL TEATRO.

Muy Agradabla ratio p&s&mos &no'
che recOrd&ndo aquellos he1mosos
tiempos de ia iuventud. Ella p&ta de
c&bra0 trsiA nuestrA memOriS La
6poca fe)iz en- que 10 vimos repre-
sentar pOr primera vez en- nuestrO
TeatrO, con Rsombro dc 10 nuchi
tRDga que b. uju eabA por pAsillos y
corr edOres, viGti6udose grande-
mente y trAtAndo de averiguar en-
~" consistia g. mecAnismo de l& ira
moya,
La curiosidad llev6 mucho pu,
h''"o 4 Ia velada, y L. empress cum
&c 10 ofrecidO, sia reparar en- gas
LOS, para poner Ia Obra en- escena
cN7 todo el @pArato que exigs su
Rrgumerto.
SAlimos muy complAcidos del
colisao.
EstA noche Sc reptile por ftims
VeE, y cr&emos que los que GejarOn
do Ssistir aver, Sprovechar&n Ia
OpOrtuDid&d para divertirke un ratio
cen los r2sgos de vAlen tia 6 iDgeniO
"a don Simplicio B 'badlllA y M@ja-
derAno CAbezA de Buey, apesAr de
encontrarsa aguDos emjemplares
por eeas c&lles dc Dios.
H&stN IL nocha; y no Sc divide
10 tPopR del pAraisO que l& fGncion
es d n1itad de precj0, que seya IN
bobo 81 que no ssYa &prOvechar 10
ocAsi6n de &dmirar al Eombrerito
que 10 regal6 4 Puga el rimpatico
Arturo IgSrSvidez
T,o,, c7o Cy.o.;U,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-30
ASf Sc prOCede
CudndO hay
SentidO COmdn y buena
VOluntad.
AuXiliO a los haCendadOS
y ganaderOS CubanOS.
PLAN DEL s r ESTRADA PAL
MA EN- Provision DE
UN FRACASO EN- Ell
SENADO AMERI.
CANO.

Habaua Junio 20. EI Presiden.
tie y su G abiuete en- na reunion &C.
lebrada hoy, han acordAd IN plan
que esper&n &liviar& In situ&ei6n
econ6mica del pals. Probsblemente
en- 10 pr6xima semana Sc enviarA an
meusajs psra su resolution sl Con-
gres", exponiendo las condolences
del Sr. Estrada Palma y del Secre.
tario de Agriculture, enc&minadas
nejorsr IL situ&ci6n DichS medida
propone ls asignaci6n de SO, 500 600
que se distribuir6u entire hScendados
de cana y ganaderos. Sc adel&uta.
ran tres million s & los hAcendad0a
en- ID proportion de so centsvos por
cada Rrroba, pagaderOs on dos pla-
z1s, en- Febrero y Marzo.
A los gSr adercs SO les pagar q
un premiO de S. por cada v&ca i'm
pOrtada para IL crianzR hasta Glen
mil c&bezAs. De esa cautid&d en-
sdela ate Sc &dmitirku les expresa'
das reses vacu aas hbres de derech D.
T&mbien hGbr& un aumeuto de
t8rifA sobra muchos articu'o. que
solo devspg&n hoy un derecho insig
nifcAnte, & IN de levGnt3r los fo1dos
para Ia proyect&da distribution.
HabrG neCesidad &sf mismo, de
IN empr@stito interior, garantizAdo
por medic de bones.
Refri6 ndose hoy & este pr0yec
to So expres6 el S.. Estrada Palma
en- les te:miuos sjguienteF:
4Tememos que ell Senado ameri-
canO no tomara nipg6n aCuerdO sOu
bre recinrocid&d en- Ia pressrte &C..
sion, y Cuba ta en- necesid>d de
Immediate auxilio, MillAres de bra
zos estan sin ocup&ci6n y sn sitpa-
ci6n es por demas precaria DebemC s
adoptar medidas para salvSr Ia in
dustri& szuc&rera y estimular 10 pc
cuaris, qua esperamos re stituir su
antigua prosperidad.
eE emp16stito QuedtTfa amor
tizsdo en- dos shos. Hem Us trabaia'
do dis y noChe durantz el pasado
mes para mejor&r Ia situ&ci6u Los
hacendados de cana no pueden CON-
segnir dinero de los bancos para II
pr6xima cosecha, de modo que ell
Gobierno se We precissdo venir en-
su auxiliO, af 'onta doles 10 necess,'
rio para el cultivo del &fio entran.
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TO2. alta.
DE muestr0 Corre$pomsa1 J

JUNO 3O.-Ayer domingo di6 fin
Ia rovaDh del Sagrsdo Coraz6u de
JesGs. El altar adotnSdo con gus
to exquisite, ll&maba Ia atepci6u.
Fuoron smenizAdos con hermosos
csntos que deaem pef$ron G. mo sS'
ben hacerlO, con Arturo GpAen, las
sef1oritas Morales, Perez, Cat&ia,
R f., Martin = NeyAres La mi 3
fu6 C&ng&dS por lAs seborit&s CAtala
elvirtnoeo y celca2 +, Vfga y el or.
gAnikts sefor P44e, siendo Rrmoni'
zsda por un cusrteto que rezu to
bien.
La pre- cesi6n del Sno. ae llev6
q efecto con 81 mayor orden y fer
vor, 81 hr de Ia cn&I tuvimos Ell gus
to de OR oil P. 1squierdo, quien es'
tuvo grSndilocuenta y opoEtuno.
r celoso misionero deja grAt&
impression por sus discurso3 nora
les, en- los Cuales hR demostr&do ser
an orsdor que dominA ia nateria
- 81 hicieron 26 matrincnios
(gratuitAmepte) de corcubinsrio, 20
bautismos tambi6u gratpitsu eate
comulgando en- 81 die de To- festa 81
rededor de d0scientas personRs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-30
Eb CRIMEN
de la Callt de la Cruz,
LA CABFZA Y UNA PIERNA
DEL NINO HALLADOS.
La pierla flOtabS en- Ell mar.
EI n65 tu6 estranguIa3O
ssguR infOrme faCuItatiVO

ReconOcidO el incdOro Obstruido
en- en- ell n1me1o 20 de L. ca Ia de Ia
Cruz lugar por donde Sc sospecha-
b@ hAbf&ge intentsdo hScer des&pAre
Ger Ell c&d&ver del nifIo, 81 psracer,
v1ctim& do un infantiCidic, fu6 en-
efecto encontrads 10 cabeza en- ell tn
DO del referido inodoro.
Encontr&rOnse en- primer t6rmi
no los huasos occipitAl y parietAl iz
quierdO, Despuas go extrSio Ell res
to de Ia caEesa, hall&rdose ctmp'e.
t4mente destrc zRda IL masa ercsfA'i.
CO.
El JuZgado municinsl &c Cate.
dral orden6 el traslado de Ia cabeza
al Cemsnterio. Aver mARana las z
los dcctores Qaevedo B sez y Cueto
practicsron &llf nm reconocimiento,
del cual result6 que en- ell cuello hs-
b1& hueliAG indudables de extrSngu-
laCi6n, De ese recunocimieuto re-
tultR tambien que Ell nif1o naci6 vivc,
y que le faeron cOrt&dos los brszos,
las piernss y 10 cAbezA & 10 que pare
ce despues de extrauguladO
A las 8 della mAf1&nR Sc Avie6
por tel6fono & 10 ssl& de socorro que
en- l& puerta de San Juan y juntO q
Ia pena de la fortaleza hAbih sido
encontrAdo an miembro humane 40
tando sObre las sgnas, En- ell acto
trAsl&d&rouse &llf el Jue2, dos fscul.
tativos y les camilleros y % xtrajo
del aqua una piernA comp'e'A (miem.
bro tnferior) i& cuAl des Iues de exa-
mir ada, resnlto ser Ia pierna ders'
cha de uu ni11o. Compared& 6sta en-
ell cementsrio con el cuerpo del ni11o
encontrado eu Ell Slgibe de 10 Gale
de la G 'u2, Woe que CORE spondfa
la p'erna 81 cuerpo. D. tod s las
investigsciones practicAdas Sc des-
pre- nds que SO ha cometi1o un cr1men
sin precedente en- este ais
Acto con tiuuo tr&slad6ss el juz,
gsdo en- IN cocha s Ia enfermeria de
Ia cSrcel con obiet0 de tomar decla-
racion q Ia presunta REQ, que 81 Sc
e1cuentra deten,da. Fats por en-
contrar los dos 5razos, y | = piern&
izqulardS, y los empleAdos de sani-
dad y dependenciS municipal est&n
trabHisndo para yer 81 logran en"ou-
trarlos en- Ia alcantarils general, 8
81 como L. pierna derecha han ido a
pArar al mar.