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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-27
His Second Service of the Kind.

The Honorable Artillery company
formed an imposing line; the members
wore their busbies and carried fixed
bayOnetS. The choir. the chapter. and
the bishop of London. Right Rev. Ar
thur Ingram, escorted the king and
the queen 80 the throne under the
reredOS. There was full choral serv-
ice ofthankSgivini:. followed by n ser
mon from the bishop of London. who
laid special stress upon the fact that
this was the second time in his ma
jeSty's life that he had entered st.
PauIs to give thanks for his recovery
from dangerous illness. At the con-
clusiOn of the sermon the TIE Deum
was sung heartily. The royal party
then returned to buckingham palace
and We're well greeted on the way
wherever the crowds were large enough
to raise cheer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-27
Anthracite Strike Com
mission Commences
Hearing of Issues.
BOTH SIDES APPEAR
Mitchell, of Mine Work
erS, Receives a Hand
some Present.

Washington, Oct. 27.-The anthra-
cite coal strike commission met at >
this. afternoon in the room of the In
terstate Commerce commission. All
the members of the commission We're
present. President Mitchell, of the
United Mine Workers, and District
President Fahy appeared for the
miners. The coal carrying roads
We're represented as follows: Presi-
dent Baer, Philadelphia q Reading;
Chairman +. II. Thomas, Erie; Presi-
dent Walter. Lehigh Valley; Presi-
dent Truesdale, Lackawanna; Vice
President Wilcox. Delaware & Hud-
son; John b. Herr, vice president of
the Scranton Coal company and the
Elk Hill d Iron company; j. II. Tor
rcy, attorney for the Delaware &
Hudson, and Francis |. Cowan, attor-
ney for the Lehigh Valley company.
Photographed Again.
Before opening the proceedings the
members of the commission and rep
resentatives of the contesting parties
were photographed Judge Gray,
president of the commission, read the
order of the president creating the
commission and in general way out
He stated the commissioB-yE0uld
receive the statement of the miners,
who were to be regarded for the
purposes of the case as the prosecu-
tors. The reply of the other side
would then be heard in order that the
commission might have before it
definite issue. At the conclusion of
Judge Gray's remarks Mitchell read
the statement of the miners adopted
by the Shamokin convention, the re-
lection of which resulted in the
strike.
Divine Bear Objects to Mitchell.
President Baer objected to the ap-
pearance of Mitchell as representa-
tive of the United Mine Workers, but
said he had no objection to his APP
thracite coal miners generally. Baer's
object was to avoid recognition. of the
union as an order. Mitchell in reply
said he appeared as representative of
the anthracite coal miners and dis
tinctly refraned in his reply from
mentioning the union.
Baer and Thomas suggested that
the commission proceed at once TO
the coal fields in order that it might
be informed at the outset as to the
conditions there.
Commission to Visit the Mines.
1t was agreed that Mitchell should
file with the commission next Monday
a detailed statement of the claims of
the miners. The representatives of
the operators announced that they
would file an answer to that state
ment within three days. The sugges-
tion that each side of the controversy
appoint an expert to go through the
books of the coal companies for the
purpose of securing data on which
to work drew forth objections from
the representatives of the companies
and precipitated long discussion.
The commission decided to begin the
investigation into the conditions in
the coal regions Thursday next at
Scranton.
GOLD WATCH FOR MITCHELL
Striking Miners Present Him with a Beau
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-27
YOUNG .TOBE
HEAD OF ARMY
Gen. COrbin Practically
Announces Miles
Successor.
CHANGE In AUGUST
Coming Lieutenant Gen
era1 is just Back
From Europe.

Washington, Oct. 27.-"I do not
think 1 am betraying any confidence
when l say that Maj. Gen. ). B. NJ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-27
Chamberlain Going to South Africa.

London, oct. 2T.-It is officially an
nounced that Colonial Secretary Cham
berlain has decided personally to visit
South Africa and examine on the spot
the problems presented by the termina-
lion of the war and the settlement of
affairs in the new colonies. Chamber
lain proposes to start for South Africa
toward the end of November. and to
return the early part of March. His
visit will embrace Natal. the Orange
River colony and the Transvaal. The
colonial secretary hopes to have an OPP
portunity to confer while in South
Africa with representatives of all the
different interests concerned, and to
consider their views in his future pol
icy. 1t is said that Lord Milner has
been consulted with regard to Cham
berlain's trip and that he cordially vel
comes the idea.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-27
Beresford Not Pessimistic.

Liverpool. oct. 2I.-Vice Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford arrived here
yesterday from New York on the Gun
ard iine steamer Umbria. In the Unit
ed States Lord BPreSford studied the
construction of United States battle
ships and also investigated shipping
matters. He said his Investigations
on the other side had convinced him
that Great Britain had nothing TO fear
from the International Mercantile Ma
rine company. On the contrary. he be-
lieved this combine would benefit Eng
land commercially ana otherwise. The
United States" said the admiral. lis
certainly ahead of us in engineering
and administration. and we need to
adapt ourselves more to modern ideas"
but he did not take Il pesSimistic
view of the situation and did not agree
that Great Britain was going down
hill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-27
Resumption is Extending.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. Oct. 2c-There
are more mines in operation in the
anthracite region today than at any
time since May II, when the strike be-
gan. The Lehigh region continues to
be barren spot. Employee; of Par
dee q Co. and Coke Bros. are still idle.
The Lehigh q Wilkesbarre Coal com
.pany started up its colIieries in the
Lehigh region today. Ninety-five per
cent of the mines in the Wyoming and
Lackawanna region are now in opera
ton, and there will be Il large in
crease in the output today.
The output of the Lackawanna q
Delaware and Hudson companies will
be especially heavy. In some mines
many difficulties are to be overcome
Falls are frequent. and this retards
mining. Seven additional collieries in
the Hazleton district resumed this
morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-10-27

watch by tlia Polish. lithuanian anu
Slav members of the United Mine
Workers. The badge bears his mono
gram, j. NJ" in diamonds just under
meath the bar containing the pin by
which it is fastened to the coat lapel.
Below this is the button of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America, from
which hangs Il pendant-a tiny pick
and shovel with miners lamp in the
center, underneath which is medal
lion. The seal of the organization in
the center is in the form of breaker
boy standing In the midst of Il bank
OF coal. The presentation took place
at President Mitchelrs headquarters
and a large crowd listened to the
speeches OF presentation and accept
ance
Mitchell in the court of his remarks,
said: These gifts will ever remind me
of the duty | owe to the great army
of workers who have repOsed conf
dence in me and followed my leader
ship during the trying times. l shall
regard it great favor if YOU will
express 20 the Polish, Lithuanian and
Slavonian people my gratitude for the
confidence they have so freely given
me. beg you to say to them that
my highest ambition shall be to pro-
mote the welfare and advance the -
terests of all the men and women in
their labor for livelihood.
Il look forward to the time when
strikes shall be no more; when peace
and Justice and right shall be secured
for those who toll; when labor and
capital. each recognizing its rights and
obligations to society shall work in
harmony for the common welfare of
our country and the general good of all
our people. Gentlemen. l thank you
with all my heart. l cannot express
my feelings to YOU properly at this
time"
Saturday saw a further increase of
coal production in the anthracite re-
gion. The estimated output was 120.-
300 tons. The increase came mostly
from cOllieries that have been in OPP
Grafton since Thursday and which are
in good condition now. Reports re-
ceived showed that fourteen additional
mines were started up Saturday. The
number of men and boys at work Sat
urday is placed at $1,000. The Lehigh
Valley Coal company's output of coal
was 60 Der cent of the normal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
DENUNCIAS

Maria Martinez da parte de ha'
Der sido estroPeada 6 ins u tada por
Polonia Soto.
Ell csho de Ia cs psnfa D. de,
nut cia a Felix Rodriguez por h ~
barle )provocado en- To- call ; con fra
sesfnoOrrectas.
El gasriis La Tore de0uncia
q 10: 6 CArmona cochero- del Lei
Landron por f ltar 4 las ii, poi
clones vjgentcs pasard2 ae 4: q O..
por Ia cal de San Francisco
Luis Gorbea 6eapneia & J. 6
O'tiz p r h hebe11a atropellsdo en- ID
ruIrsa de su cAss q las s, ~hora n
que SO epcontraha sgonizsnte ell pa
padre de dioho senor G)rbea.
Juan Antonio VeIez, soldado,
denuncia, 6 Ant1nia Miranda por
provocac clones & IL jorias q Msr;eli
s Principe.
Luis L Wall, soldado del bata.
l?O0 de- Ar;iileria 6nero SO denun
cia 8 Agustina B1sse, por decir que
le hurt6 s 300 en- efs sctivo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
.cord6 pasarla al Cousejo Ejecpti

acord6 pasarlA al Cousejo Ejecpti
vO.
Sc ,ey6 un uonsaje del Houo1 a.
tie GUbesnsdor de PQerto Rico par
licipaDdo QUO ha 1irmsdo l. ley 50 .
Ire cierra de LiertCs ests} lacimien-
tcs en- los Domiogos daspues dc
medic dfa 2 tambjen Ia ley modii-
arcQ Ia del eierciCi0 Gel NotAria-
do.
Oyco maraaje dol Consejo Ejo-
Cutivo m&@if@stapdo que ha nom
brado pr2 C-mi86n e9pecial de con-
f9rencias relstivas & las ermiendas
de Ia rcsoiuci6u para Inspection de
edifcios td5licoa.
A propuesta del senor Tod3, CO.
mo autor de sQuslia 1esolucj0D, fge
ron aceptadas las modifcaciones
que Sc proponan por ell Corsejo.
Sc constituy6 la Camara en- &c.
mission total para 6is3utiI el proyec'
to delcy No 5 dol Sc ef1or Doment ch,
crean0o una junta iE sulsr de Agri-
cultul y para desarrollar y fomen
tar la agricu.tura y horticpltura en-
Puerto Rico .Oc1p6 la Presidencia
el se6or Tous Soto.
Terminsda la discussion vuelve &
la Pfesidencia ell senor Rossg CONT
buaOdO la CAmara su session.
e aefor Tous Soto, C mo Pre-
si3ente de Ia Comisi6n tttsl reco'
mienda Ia aprobsci6n del H. B. n
con cnmiendas.
PGesto q vot&ci6n dicho proyec'
tc, qued6 aprobado con tales epmien
da6 en- segunda lectura, pasardo q
la CCm:s;6n de leyes copiadas
Sc conatituye Ia C&mara en- Co
mission total para discutir el Fl. B
1dnero 42 del senior Mendez Mar
tincz, para 1eglamentar n 6todC s
entle cl obrer0 cultiyador de cam
pos y el fcrrateniento, Ocupaudo Ia
Prf sjder cia el senor ScryaEO.
Vuel7e OcupSr la prcsjdencia
el ST Rcssy continuando Ia C5ma
rA fu session y propuesta per el Sr.
Serran0 como Presidente de Ia CO.
mission total. que SO desecha el Fl.
B. u del sentr Mendez MARITIME q,
fu6 Iuesta votaci6o dicha propo'
scion siendo aceptada y Quadando
desechado por 10 tsnto el proyecto
dc reterencia.
A propuesta de les senores
Corrwell y Carri6o, SO levant6 10
session para c0utinuarla ala una p.
II. del aia siguien.o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
Plato del d12.
10 0Currid0 en- eI GOnSej0.

"A p@e5r de estsr au4 baj0 Ia in
tluor C p Del carnava1, que elrve de
]enitiVO para los pe5ares, no sc ha
b!a De otfs rosa ror eata capital, que
de IN OCurr5d0 syer en- & CJusejc
Gjecutjvu, con mut:v0 de discutiree
Ell B II preseDtad0 por Il D5lega-
do Sr. Todd, relative & a exclusion
de txtrarjtr0a ou ii ccsempeflo DC
dt tstiGo* ci~ij9s en- Puerto R,c1: des
tine que dtb3n t9servaso para pU0r
T. rtiqul f1Cs en- primer t6rmi1O y pa
ra cOntinenta!ea en- seguudO. La ics
ticis de eae 3 II salta s Ia vista hS
causado hOn{ pena yer que los Con
sejerOs coutiuenta'es, varC ierCs y
absOlUtC8 duen0s del G0bIeruO,) des
>prut ben t4rmicanteGente una pro
pOsici6n tbn just8, legal y eQuit&ti-
va. C5n csc &Cto So han restadO los
refar:dcs Ssnoras CJ2sejeros infni.
tas simpat1As, pues pouen en- eviden-
ci& q1B no quieran prOte jer los
nativs s prs 6ri6odo los extraujeros
pfoCf diuie0to Que scArece asia de
s4ht;dJ c. ulUn.
Los c .Gsej jerOa attvOs Sefores
B2l o>.sa, G"U e. l}ri0sC, CTDzman 3 =
nitt2 Y Matter zo Cinlr0p erec2n
calI.t SOS ap!au~os por su aCtisud
frapra = dcoio 4 ante sps com p>1a
res les q. cOa2bo!j. r0n sin restrlc
Clones sr bf jes e NIX guna ci8se. En-
acr6 rc0menJo c"nprerdiHo que no
tan s0iameote d f9nd1an intim2 S
conviG cones, siro que tam bien los
.ere3AoS dsl "y1@, que So cor@Ul3an
Hn NaDpra dtSruE s'uHfG a. S. Su
aCt.tu@ f1ese ceus a de uu rom yimien
~ Gut~e e,emCItus E9ppbIcaHos y
y el & 6ie1no, strIa ceer en- medic
de Ia mas ervldiab!e aureola y con-
qQistarse las S mpatiaa de tod5s las
peracnss de racto perssr.
EEv amos rue sra mCdesta fell
cita> ion los Stnores Bah 81, Ma,
'iatzo, Gozma9 R=biJez y G .me Z
B:iosC, emo nue>trO E6same d
los senores Uorscj ros continanta-
les y 81 nativo que los acomran6 en-
| tan trista votaci0C.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
Bureau del TEMPO.
SemAua que termir6 6 Ell 8

SemAua que termir6 ell 8
Temperature 90 y Ia mas taja
La moliends de csnl continue
sin interruption y el gr do del qua,
rap0 es sa0: sfactori0.
Lss dl,imass coDstaCtos l'uviss
han capsa1o rutrt f. @6n en g }ganas
siembrss de- c6f1a de gran cuItura.
Is sieu bra y cgyt9 del tEb CO
sigun animada.
Sc STEM bran a]gunos frutos me-
nores y 81 @ de Aguadilla Sc ha plan
tadO aIguna cana.
Ea general la semana no ha ST.
do msls, solo que las siembras de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
N0TICIAS,

Oojeto de 10 curiosidad y con-
versaciones de las elias que concu-
rrieron anoche al bale del Teatro,
es hoy una nl0scaY'ita que vistiendo
un trsje Ia antigua, azul con capa
blanca, hizo d9rroch9 de brom&s de
muy buen tono. A muchas les ha-
lag6 los oidos con algunas que les
fueron muy gtatas, y contentas to
das, la nombran con euriC 50 intsr6', =,
sin que hayan podido todav1a sveri-
guar Quien era,
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S. Melon & Ca.
OFRECEN:

HIERRO GALvANIZADO TORNILLOS GALvA-
NIzADOs, MACHETEs ~CoCoDRTo,> MA
DUMAS DE &>1JNGER,~ PINTURA INGLE-
sA, AcEITE INGLEs, sACos vACI0s, CA
MAS INGLEsAs, COLCHONES DE ALAN
BRE, COLCHONETAS FRANCESAS, ALOM-
HADAS DE PLUMA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
BUENA OCASLOE.

S. venden las cssas, Gale de Te
tu&n ndnaroa y y 20 que tienen sa-
lida 4 Ia Marina.
Como Ia construction en- Ia Ma .
rins de - Estaci6n Naval es un he
cho, facil So hace compreuder 10 q
aamentarao sn valor las propieda
des en- ese siclo.
Dara informes D. Banito Carre-
rag, n. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
Aver G6spues de Ia car1a

Aver 6espues de Ia caf0aVa.
lesca cabalgata y al retirarss nues-
tro amigo y companero don Joa--
qufn Puj ais (semper,) parece que el
GabalIo que Nevada resbal6 de las
cuatro patas frente & Ia Plaz"
de Alfonso XII, cayendo a terra c.
ballo : ginete 2 rec.biendo este al
gunas confusion es leves en- un pie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
Maritime y m0rCantil.
FEBRERO II.

EN- PUERTO
Qaitk k step, Tasmanis, Shawmuth,
Hugoma, Lorgff9llow, Csraz6n de
Ma'la, B0rinqUeo, Rapidc, Dos Her
manos y Providencia.
Sc ESPERAN.
De Hebara y escalas V. E.
Montevideo
De Pto Plata V. F. S. Simon,
De HebAns V. Cuoano Julia.
De New York V A B1tkmap.
De Is Guayra w. A Phjladel,
phia.
De New York V. A. Caracas.
De New York Goleta A. Susan
Pack 2ripg.
>D9 Liverpool V. E Saturnina.
D3 SzntRrder V. E Ma11a.
De New York V. A, Harry
Luclzenhach.
De Barcelona V, e. Pho TX
De- Barcelona V. E Juan For
gas.
VENTAS EN- BL MUELLE.
50 his salmon, 65I2 bis maca-
relAs, 90 cas- COS bacalao.
CAMBlOS.
Londres 90 dTv.,.." ~ 80 s 4,82 {
New York..,.......8 3 DIV Par.
Pa IS -. ....8 d,v p p3 D.
Hamhurgo....8 6Tv "34 p2 D
E'psna 8 dIv..$ 264 & ''27 % D.
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Don Jose BaZan nos L. 1ifi

Don joe Bazao nos L. slfI s.
Ia que entreg5 al guardanop;s cue
5ienen 1C& empresarios De- t. atrt', ea
81 GLtlm0 halle un b5ss01 de v+!ur,
me5iaute eI psgo que II la ezlgen
por guSr3ia = c-st0dia, y Qu4 GUAM
10 10 fn6 a pr1carar Lii le die ~oD el
baston nj n8die 4ui6re taEec a ra8
p0nsabilidad, = he dado cc-c'1 >--1e1
to al JuZgado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12

Uo ni0o de nuestco amigo don
Rac 6l Fa?c6a fu6 atr0pelladO per
un CAIRO que dirigfa Justo COMA
lez Afortuuadamente Ia confusion
que eufri6 ell nif1n es le7e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12

DURANTE EL VERANO S(

DUKNNTE EL ' EFGSN No 81
lemos t3ner ataqu:s de c4lamotas
que vienen de repente y dabem0s
estar prepsrad IS, de 10 contrario
suftiremos durante ynrchss hOras.
Con- un pomo del PAIN KILLER
a Ia mano y ei2uiendo la3 iEstruc~
ciot es que llava csda uno So queda-
a I'd. &sombrado, cd2n rapido So
"a ell alivio. No acer.a SUBSTITUTES,
SO 0ay al PAIN KILLER: Ell d9
pt7r7 Davis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12

Las ePTLDORAS RECON5-
TITUY ENTES DE VALE &
CANCIOA est&n formadas per los
t6nicos reconstituyentes y digesti-
vos mas vsliosos de q. hoy dispone
la ciencia para combatir pronto, con
6xjto el empobrecimiento de il san
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12
COMPRA De oEBO DE RES

La f&oci2a d. j>16n sLa IL
dos3ria P4ertorIiquen1> ue Suces.O1
de Roman & Ca, ts,aole ida en- H.
to Ray Rio P.e:ras, con2ra tudo
81 sebo de res que le ofLe@oan. DEi,
girse e1 la mism& don P>i--rp0
Eche aria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12

La dicha mas s,an3a para el
dis & Jtico es hac6r p9!f-cta dig9s~
tion, = solo SO consigue tomandO Is
Estomaca}ina Ulrici,s
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Dr.. Ch0Vr9mOlt,
CTRUJANO DENTISTA.

San Francisco 81 al lado de Ia
FArmacia del senor B.anco. Extrac-
ciores con el gas hil$rante.
n d %
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PANTURy DE PT1OEzO BLANCA

6ALBAYALDE. La pintura de plomo blan-
ca Matheson, 8 alhayalde fud la Unica que
obtuvo premio en- la Exposition de Paris.
400 Libras de la pintura de plomo Mathee
son, da mejores reSultados que 500 libras d.
cualquiera otra pintura de plomo blanca. Pa
ra precios particulares, dirijirse 4
r. A: Macfo.
Unico Agente - 2 7
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ia b2co spften por cue la TERRA en-
pieza & secarse, y los pastos suffen
t2 bien p0r esta causa
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PrOClam2
del GOb0rDadOr .
Mansion 4j0CutiVa

Siendo Ell 20 de Febraro dia fas'
two por sar el dia del cumpleaflos
de Washington, por Ia presente dis
pongo, que Q, citad0 dia p de Feore'
10 1902 permanezcBn cerrados los
Departsmentos del ejecutivo, y ofci'
mas del Gobierno de Puerto Rico,
asi como las escuelas pdblicas.
En- testimonio De 10 cual frmo
v sello Ia presente cen el Gran selto
Puerto Rico II de Febrero de
1902.
William II. Hunt
Por ordan del Gober0&dor
CTdS H0rtzeW
Secreta rio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12


Hoy Ee han celebrado en- Ia
Cathedral las ceremonias de- cenizas
asistiendo IL act0 el Ijust11simo Sc
nor Obisp04
G. Dumont, Goia practica d.
Ejectricidad industrial. Alumbrado
Y transmisiones et13tricas. I tomo
pasta %
Valera, Pepita Jimonoz
1 Il stica. oO
QQackenbos, Historia
ilustr&da de los E,tados
U0iiCs l id9m tela. 81 25
Vida = CORES s2ondencia
general del LiDerJador ST.
non Bolivar l tomo do 600
paginAs Tela. IS
Librerfa de B. f, ssujurjo Vi
,}a1
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Aver So aNtratenfa el 7

Aver Sc ontreteD1a e nIaO
Luis Diaz en- tirar petardos en- Ia
calle psr4ce que le explot6 uno en
ID mano produci61dolo quemaduras
de primer grad0 sohra 10 region
abdominal y maco Gorecha. Las gus
maduras son de Ce racter leve.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12

Sc VENDE Ia casa 70 26,
San Setaztisn Rents mas de 20 do
/ ars ma0suales. Ioformara G.. Cor
dis, Ofcina de J. T. Silva ba king
& COmpsfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12

Gu ID central De don Antonio
M0nroig, de BayAm01, Sc estan hs~
ciend0 iustalaGiones 8Gotrica4, con
aparat0s trail los ad hos, por la So
ciedad au6 nina GLuz Eectrica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-12

Andrea Perez por provoca co
mes, so centavcs multa y Alejandro
Martiuez por aggression, S 800 mul'
ia.
jose Carmona por ircompare'
sencia 81 Tribunal, S 800 de multa y
Sc le cita de nuevO.
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Ca eimirCs de colores

Caaimiris de colores desde 40
c,}ntavos; para h )m 5ces des1e Is
c4ntav0s unr 3alz0Lcillos blancOs y
de co,ores desde Is centavos; cus-
llos y punos desd9 10 centavos; y
son breros de- t0d&s clases. s. Neon
Companfa.
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Gale del Cristo Mol.

Auoche como & las once Sc
desboc6 Ell caballo del coche de Mr.,
Harlan eptrando por "a plaza de Co.
lon s gran velocidad. Af0rtu1ada
mente siempre hay personas rssuel.
tae, un m0reno cruz6 Ia chlle y
pudo contener al animal, evitaudo
al much&s descr&cias.
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So nocesita un dependiente, qu6
liable y esorioa bien Ell ipg!es y ten
ga practica c0raerclal.
Aparta3O S.
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G c FLO .

Acaban de reci0irlo de- C2uarias
10 vende q 50 centa7os la lata de
cuatro libras.
L1li5In Hern202l08.
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So cnonenir4 gTavemenJe en-
iermo don Miguel j. GCroea, antique
Dr0f 3sOr de instruction.
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de P0liCla.

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Arecibo. ............ G. LEDESMA & Co.
Aguadilla. ......... .... SCHNABEL q Go.
Mayaguez. Observation-Disclosures. MORAL & Go