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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-26
SIR GOLDIE TALKS OF
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR
Real Difficulty In the Path.
way to Peace.
THE QUESTION OF AMNESTY
Vague Promises of the British Gov.
ernment Have Not the Slightest
Weight With Fighting Burghers In
Their Present State of Mind.

London, March 25.-Sir George Col.
die, vice president of the Royal Geo.
graphical society and founder of Nige-
ria, who has just returned from
thorough investigation of South Afri-
ca, where he conferred with Lord Mil
ner, Lord Kitchener, Cecil Rhodes, Sir
Walter Hely-Hutchinson, the governor
sof4the- Cape Good Hope and mum
bers of other influential men, brings
home rather pessimistic ideas of the
general situation from a British point
of view. The conditions in Cape Colo.
ny he regards as especially dangerous,
and he considers that the most serious
British difficulties will be encounter.
ed there in the future, as at present.
In the course of an interview with a
representative of the Associated Press
Sir George Goldie, while recognizing
the possible independence of Acting
President Schalk-Burger said he was
convinced that the question of peace
or war rests in the hands of Presi.
dent Steyn and that Mr. Kruger and
the other Beers in Europe no longer
represent bO0E opinion.
The real difficulty in the path OF
peace, he believes, is the question of
granting amnesty to the Cape and Ma.
tai rebels, and Sir George says the
vague promises Of the British gov.
ernment have not the slightest weight
while the fighting burghers are In
their present state Of mind. Sir George
advocates granting amnesty to the
rebels, but he insists that every one
must be disfranchised for life. This,
he declares, would go far toward al.
laying the bitterness of the lOyalists.
Sir George deprecates any attempt to
permit the use of dual language. He
says English alone must be the official
language, and adds that the fact that
practically the whole of the rising gen.
erations of the two republics are now
in the concentration camps and are
rapidly learning English will be of
great aid in this direction.
He estimates that at least 100000
armed men will be needed in South
Africa for some years after the conclu.
sion of peace. Sir George failed to
meet any Beers who yet recognized
that they had been finally beaten,
though some of them admitted that
they had been temporarily overweight.
ed by numbers.
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Butchers Blame LARGE Packers,

New York, March 25-At a meeting
of the members of the New York Re-
tail Butchers association a vigorous
protest has been made against the re
cent increases in the price of meats
1t was declared by the retailers that
there was no reason for the rise, and
the blame was laid at the door of the
large packers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-26
BODY FOUND IN WELL.
Sensational Discovery At Brownsville,
Tenn.-Affair a Mystery.


Brownsville, Tenn, March 25.-A
sensation has been created here by the
discovery of the body of a woman in a
60-foot well.
The body which is evidently that of
white woman, was taken from the
we'll on the division line of Bulifin
grove. This place has served in the
past as picnic ground for the people
of Memphis.
When taken from the we'll the body
was found to be in a badly decom-
posed state. There were strong signs,
however, to establish the belief that
the woman had been. terribly burned
before death.
The affair is shrouded in mystery
that no one is able to penetrate. The
last use made of the water from this
we'll was in September.
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Troops Arriving at Panama.

Panama, Colombia, March 25.-The
troops which arrived at Colon yester.
day from the department of Santan.
der on board the government gunboat
General Pinzon are arriving here this
morning from Colon. While the i'm
port duties on merchandise have been
raised to 80 per cent, the duty on liu.
uors has been decreased to $1.50 PEI
litre.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-03-26

Wolvenhoeck, Orange River Colony
Monday, March 24.-The train having
on board Acting President Schalk-Bur
ger and his party passed this place
on its way to Kroonstadt, yesterday
The Transvaal government officials
were accompanied by Captain Marker
Lord Kitchener's aide-de-camp, and
five other members of the staff of the
British commander-in-chief in South
Africa. The impression here is that
the Transvaalers favor a general sur
render of the BOer forces.
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HOUSE TAX CAUSES TROUBLE.
Japanese Authorities Arouse Resent
noent of Foreiun Residents,

Japanese Authorities Arouse Resent
ment of Foreign Residents.
Yokohama, March 25.-The authOri
ties here have aroused the resentment
of the foreign residents by distraining
properties of those who refuse to pay
the house tax. They have distraineG
money of the Hong Kong and Shang
hal bank and the chartered Bank o1
India. Today they seized money anG
property of Jerdine, Matheson & Co.
and at other places of business and
at residences. The officials refuse tC
accept payment of the tax under pro
test.
The legations are receiving numer
Gus complaints from foreigners of the
treatment the latter have been sub
1ected to-
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Amsterdam, March 25.-Abraham
Fischer, the Boer delegate, in an inter.
view today gives variety of reasons
in mood to continue the war rather
than accept terms less advantageous
than previously demanded. The latest
report from President Steyn, received
under date of Feb. Is, says:
Last year we fought hopefully; now
we are fighting with confidence, not to
the bitter end, but to a happy end"
The Boer forces have plenty OF
everything except clothing.
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Lahore Swept bv PLAQUE.

London, March ga dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph company
from Lahore says the plague mortality
has reached 1000 daily. The outbreak,
which is the worst on record, is at.
tributed to the policy of non-interfer'
ence in caste customs.
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lronworker's FrIqhtfuI Fall.

New York, March 25.-George Shau.
er. an ironworker, has been killed by
a fall of 1853 feet from the center span
of the new East river bridge into the
water. He came to the surface three
times before he sank from sight, but
no boat was near to rescue him.
Thousands of people on ferryboats
and other craft in the river saw
Shauer fall. He turned a dozen som
ersaults before he struck the water.
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Sheridan VIII Sail April 1.

San Francisco, March 25.-The
transport Sheridan which will leave
this port for Manila April L will carry
$50 casuals and IS men of the hos
pital corps in addition to the Twenty
ninth infantry, already scheduled to
takp mascara
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF FIGs, manufactured bv the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liQrid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
themin the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system etfectually.
dispelling colds headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and it's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get it's beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name OF the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N. z.
Forsale by all Druggists. Price SOC. per bottle.
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Postal comnany Wins suit.

Butte, Mont, March 25.-The Postal
Telegraph anc able company has won
its suit agains, >he Oregon Short Line
Railroad company to secure the right
of way for a pole and wire line from
this city to various points in Montana
and through to Ogden, Utah. Men will
start to string the wires this week.
The postal company has already Sc,
cured the right of way to Idaho and
Gunn1rs Arms Blown on.
London, March 25.-While the
Prince and Princess of Wales were
launching the battleship Prince of
Wales at Chatham today a gunner,
who fred a salute, was mortally in
tured, both his arms being blown OF
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Heavy Gales In chanp-,

London, Mash 25.-Very heavy seas
are running in the English channel
and the Irish sea. A number of yes.
sells are in distress. Queen AIexan,
dra's intended departure this morning
for Copenhagen was postponed iu con.
sequence of the gale
Decorating American EMBASSY.
New York, March 25.-The building
occupied by the American embassy
will be in the hands of decorators and
painters for several weeks in prepara
tion for the coronation, says the Lon
dop correspondent of The Tribune.
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There will be another car. But the man
can't wait. He chases the car and swings
on, painting and hot, but satisfied. He
keeps this gait up all day. He works that
way, he lunches that way. He contin-
ues this until his stomach breaks down"
and nature compels him to "go SLOW"
Business men who have impaired their
digestion by hasty eating will find in
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
a cure for dyspepsia and other diseases
of the stomach and organs of digestion
and nutrition. It does not give mere
temporary relief, but it effects a radical
cure. It strengthens the stomach, nour-
ishes thepnerves and purifes the blood.
uFor six long years suffered with my liver,
kidneys and with indigestion, which batbed
the best doctors in country" writes E l.
Ransell, Esq, of Woolsey, Prince William Co,
Va Ell suffered with my stomach and back for
a long time, and after taking a cart-load OF
medicine from three doctors, l grew so bad
could hardly do a days work. Would have
death-like pains III the side, aud blind spells
and thought lfe was hardly worth living. l
began taking Dr PierCes Golden Medical Dis
coVerv and Pleasant Pellets as advised Be-
fore / had taken half of the second bottle ]
began to feel relieved. I got six bottles and
used them. and aIa happy to say owe my life
10 Or. Pie-c> a.,d Eis medicines"
DR.. Pierce'a Pellcts cure biiousness.
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The above are only a few brands of the
many we carry in stock Send for catalogue.
All other goods by the gallon, such as Corn
sold equally as low, from s1,25 gallon up
wards.
We make specially of the jug trade and
all orders by mail or telegraph Will hav our
prompt attention. Special inducem, Mt Of
fered
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INDEPENDENCE DAY
FOR CUBA is FIXED
Island Will Be Turned Over
on May 90.
ALL DETAILS ARE PLANNED

General Wood Will, Upon His Return
ing to Cuba, Issue Call Convening
the First Cuban Congress on May
10, 1902.
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CarOS r9Sult2n
en- BSpa1a
los CigarrOS habanOS.

El ministro de Hacienda ha die
tsdo una Real rrlen diGigida al pre-:
sidente de Ia Cympsnia A2rendata'
ria, que dice asi:
Excellent -imo senof: En- vista
del escritO de V. E chs a del
actual, en- que propone Sc eleven q
30 pesetas por kill grAmo les dere'
chos de regalias de los tabacos ella
boradOs procedentes del extrsnjero,
q fin de que les fAbrica ntes que han
celebrAdo contracts con esa Ccmpa'
f1ln para Ia venta en- comisi6n de ci
garros de Ia Habana no 81 hAIIen en-
pecr situaci6n que los que no han
contrNts6c, y en- uso de 10 autoriza
ci6n concediia & este ministerio por
ell arlfHulo 1 Q de la ley de 18 de Mar
20 de 1900:
S. M. el Rey "a. D. g.)y en- su
nombrs Ia ReiDa Ri gente del RENO,
SO hA serVido disponer que los dere'
chs de reg0lia d9 les ciearrcs tla
bors3Os en- Il extrsrjerc one desde
Q &c En-, TO p:ox;mO So lm0orteu
para cVsuuO part Htr an la Pelfn-
suln 6 slas B esres, stau d. 30 pc
setas per X, gramts de pts1s cru
to con pre- didCs los envases fuOss.
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Regimen de vida
del Papa.

El primer mGlico del Vaticano,
Laponi. relata las c0stumbres de
Leon XIII, invariables desde hace Il
amos.
Hasta hace POGO levantabase de
6 q 81 de ID maf1ana; pero como los
insomniCs, tan ordinsrios en- Ia Sc
nectud, son frecueutes, Sc legRnta
ahora las 9: acto continue celebra
el santo sacrificio de Ia miss, Ia que
le syuds 'su f e l criado Centra;
luego toma una taxa de cafe con le'
che. Desde las 81 Ia 1 da audien'
cia.
Sus com das consistsn invaria
blemente en- sopa, uu POGO de carne
blanca, un POGO de fcuta y una copa
de buen Bardeos, aJgo aguado; este
regimen 10 sigue tOdo Q sf10, excep
to los 7i6rnes y s&bados, que son vi
gilia, en- que solo toma pescado blan'
CO y IN poc0 de 7erdura cOcids
Como eismpre en- su CAB nate,
sirviendole su syuda de camara, Cen
tra Las ha bitaciore3 particulares
Sc componeu de tres piez =: g bine'
te, cuarto de dormir y b;bliC teca, ca
lentadCs en- invierno & Ia tem, eratp'
ra fla te 18 grades.
Terminals su comida, ell P4pa
lee los peri6 1icos, tanto italianos
como extrapjeros, en- colecciones de
recortes que le preparan sus secreta
rios Ange)i y UOgherini.
A las de = tsrde SO le de- lee
tura del d9spacho Official de asuntos
corriente9 frma ell correo.
A q 9 ]n l. ro b tona una
Tigers c }+c36O c3m % sta Ia sopn
gun h13 . pA7>l, , +g1.y d las
II &c Ia : che s. scpt sta.
L&coui dice que ell Papa debe q
su sci riedad Y d COZ stante 6 'nvAria
BILE r4gihen que sigue, Ia conserva'
ci6n de su salud
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SerViCiO
de POliCla.

Han sido detenido Auastacio
Nieves per embrisguez y esckndalo
en- la Gale de la Luna y estar tirAn-
do piedras. Jose Gonzalez por afro
pc lar q Juan Narvaez.
Eorique Bianco por hsber trata-
do de agredir s Nicolasa Hernandez
de B9rti y maltratsrlA de palabras
Juan Pedro Lara y Ramona Rivera
Hernandez, por escSnda!o y haber
querido agredir el primero Ia Sc
gunda Jose Gelpi por atropellar con
su coche q Vicente Jordan. B9rnar.
do Hernandez por proferir frases
indecorosas en- Ia via p1blics. Fuse
bio Monta1ez por hurto de una bote'
LA de ron y un cuchillo y por aten-
tado, resistencia y provocaci6n Ia
policfs en- Ia Gale de San Francisco,
Celestino Delgado por transitar por-
las Gales deshoras. Juan Ag0stO
y Raimundo Nu11ez por desobedien-
ciAs y faltas al guardia V&zquez y
escandalo pdbIico en- Ia Gale de Ba-
Ballaj& ndmero AZ Jose Gonzalez
por harto de un SON brero & Jorge
Mercado vecino de Ia Gale de San.
Jose ndmero Is Juan A. Rivera y
Francisco CAnosell por rina y es-
c&ndalO.
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M tioias de Ponce,

I'll tranVfa electrico es hoy Ell
punto de mira donde todos flames
nuestra atenci6n, va para solicit&r
trabaio, va para ir & curlosear.
La estaci6n 8 planta electrica
donde van las ofcinss, vaoones y ia.
Her, esta al terminarse, seguramente
en- todo el mes quedara con clufda del
todo' Els muY bonito ? sencillo a Ia
vez.
EI centro ocupa los depArtamen
tCs para ell personal de empleados,
taller = dos hermosas galerfas SIR
ven para guardian los trenes, trolls 8
vagones.
Estos en- ndnero- de 4, fueron
trafdos aver desde la Playa con bue
yes y conducidos por encima de la
via que esta va lista, hasta ocupar ell
sitio de su destino.
Los treues, 81 bien no son fnos
en- su construction, son elegantes y
c6modos; tiene cAda uno 48 asientos
repartidos en- IL bancos de & perso-
mas; tier en- muchs luz y creo que ha-
bran de resultar frescos; estan pin
tados de amarillo, tienen sus cr1sta-
les y cOrtinas de tela hac'a los lAdos
para impedir Ell pOlvo y de nOche ha-
bra de darle mucho reslce Ell alum
brado interior.
La via esta casi al terminar to
ds, faltan sOlamente ligeros detalles
desv1os y repa raciones
La casa de maquinas~ es la que
tardara algo. Va las calderas estan
en- su sitio, y ell trAbajo de los alba11i-
les v& daudole forma al montsje.
El joven D. Juan SEEK, hijo de
Ponce, es uno de los Ingenieros del
tranvfa, ioven adu, se le We trabajar
con ahfnco sin perder tempo, y con
una seriedad y splomo tai, que demo
ia que h& de ser un hombre de exec
lentes condolences Va 10 es en- Ia
vida social y privada. Bien por sus
padres que cuentan con un hijo dig.
no; bien por Ponce que tiene otro q.
descuella y da honor al pueblo don
de Sc meciera su cuna.
4orOnto remitir6 I'd. ell disef1o
de la pl&ntS que es hermosa y de Wis
ia elegante. Ha sido construfda ba'
jo la direction 6el Sr. PeraSzi y con
planes del ingeniero Domenech.
El Corresponsal.
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Las tiGndaS CerradaS.
Fl domingo 9.

A las doce del dia de antier cum
pliendose Ia ley Sc Cerraron los este-
blecimientos como esta prevent
do.
Y era de YER POGO tempo des-
pues como estaban los dependencies
por las GALES de la capital, satiste'
chos de haber obtenido esA ventaia
semAnAl tras los AfAnosos .dias de
labor, constante y penosa.
Nosotros leimcs en- les rOstros
de tA1to joven dedicado al comercio
del detail que gozAban con verdade-
ra fruici6n del asueto.
Hasta antier IL vida del depen-
dientede mostrAdor, no 10 era tai:
representabA mas bien Ia esclavitud
y Ia privaci6n mas triste. Para
ellos no existfs, como existe para to-
das las ,clases sociAles, mi horas de
breve descanso, y la naturaleza hu
mana hAsta por hygiene ha menester
de aIgunos ratos de descansO y dis
trAcci6p.
A las diez de la noche Sc cerra
Ean los establecimientCs. LIN ell
arreglo de 10 que hAbfa Quedado por
ARE glSr Sc p&saba 10 menos una
hor8; las once ell dependiente
rerdido apenas sin amino para veri'
fear su Sseo, SO tendfa en- su lecho
con la tnicA perspective de levan
tSrse en- los primeros albores del
dia.
Y de esta suerte trancurrfa ell
tempo en- eterno encierro, salvo al
gun& que otra vez que por turno le
daban la libertAd para disfru tar de
un par de horAs, teniendO qu9 regTe
sar apenss ell sol empezabA a decli
mar
En- muchas acasiOnes, en- mu
chss les duenos de comercio Sc reu'
nieron y tratAron de mejorar esa 81
tua lion de sus dependencies pero ell
acuerdo s. dejSbA sin efectO, pues
siempre a'guno dejaba alberta su
tienda tprovechardo ell cierre de los
otros.
Ahora no: va es una ley, Ley
que viene & protejer sl dependiente,
dentro de sus fAeues, y que lecOnce
de ua ratio de sol despues de dias de
trabajos, que le do un ampsro para
qse goce de un pccU de vida grats,
en- la penosA que Sc ha 1mpuesto; y
que por su cAra@ter de ley hay que
acAtRrla y que cumplirla.
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LibrOS de Y0nta
ESTAN 4 La VISTA EN-
Ia redocci6p de
<L0 Correspondence de P. r.,

D!cci0narjo Enciclop6dico. Htspano Aussra-
emo, en- % Tom0s
Diccionario Encic0p61ico DEN ia.
BjoJrrQf5G, A3o!QjfG, e Geogr@fIa en- 2 touos,
de L~Gs Greg0bre.
La Prin cesita de los Bresoz. Novela p0r
Eugenia Marlitt, Tomo.
Historic de Europa, por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
1omos.
La Vida de los Animales por ell DR.. A. E
Brehm, en- Tomog.
El M 'ndo Ilustrado, en- Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. por Hermenegildo
Miralles, en- 2 Tom0s
La Ravoluci5n R9ligiosa. por Il. CASTELAR,.
en- 2 TOmos,
Historic de los Griegos, por Victor Du-
ruy, Tomos.
Las Razas Humans, por Federico Ratzel,
en- Tomos.
Historia de los Romanos. por Victor Du-
ruy en- 2 Tomos.
Obras completas de Mariana Jose de La
FRA, ! Tomo
A Travez del Egipto, por Eduardo Todas =
Gueel, en un Tomo,
Norma, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- To
mo.
Tres Poesfas, E. Angel de la Muerte, Can.
| cion de Ia Campana Epistola Moral, l Tomo
La Heroidas. por Public Oyidlo Mason
| Tomo.
Poetas Liricos Griegos, Tomo.
Odas de Pindaro Tomo.
Ia AraUcana Tomo,
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N0TICLAS.

Una comisi6n de- gramio de ia
haqueroa Sc persona hoy en- Ia fabri
ca de TAbacos cita en- la calle de TIE
tuan N . Is con el fl de erterarse
de las condolences en- q, estabantraba
jando 20 mujeres y velar po rsus iqte
resesR
Fu6 acuerdo pedir por TELEGRAPH
d Arecibo 50 tsbaqueros para traba
jar en- dicha fabrica previo convenio
mutuO.
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RelaCi0n.

de las personals que han salido &
viaje con Ell Honorable Gobernador
Civil.
Mss Hunt.
Mr Bliss.
Miss Hrlen Hunt.
Col Bacbamon.
Mis- Robinson.
Miss HrIen Buchanan.
Masters Jack y Francis BuchA-
nan
Miss Sugan.
Miss Hawkins.
Mr. GAlr'
Lirut DpbyS hin.
Mir Hartz all.
Mis- Hartzall,
Master Chas HartzAll
Miss H'gguison and maid.
Mrs Liudsry.
Mr. B9nitez.
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DENUNCLAS.

Asunci6n A'vArez vecil de Ca
tafo, da euenta de haber sido zgredi
da en- el psseo de la Princes sa por
Juan Rodriguez Disz (a) Topete.
E guardia B .ledon denur cia
pOr orden del A'cslde Municipal &
Manuel Davis por condncir q su es-
tablecimiept to una paca de tabaco
siendo dia feriado y estar prohibi-
do.
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s------sB------
Sc DESgA.

Un sccio honrado y trabaia-
dor con ci1co mil dollars de capital
en- un msgnitico negocio estsblecido
y acreditado hace tempo ell cual
produce un 26 pS de benefcio annual
Dirigirse q P. c. Apart2do de Co.
rreo ndmero 4l6 San Juan Puerto
Rico.
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CQriOSid2d0S

I'll SS&n FRANCISCO CallS pc
ri61icO que Sc publica en- San Fran
cisco de Californis, dice que hA sido
descubiertO en- I[tono,ll4 la region
AurfferA del Canada, un ccmp!ot en-
tre sus habitantes para s9paraEse de
InglAterr& cOnstituir una naci6n
independence,
En- Paris acAbR de ser conde-
nado q cadenS perpetus n artista de
circo por dedicarf acOmer narices-
Two tres concu bin&s y las
tres les arranc6 & modiscos las mari.
Ces las cuales mascabA y trsgaba CO.
mo el mas exquisite msnjsr.
Hace POGO sucedi6 un case en-
Viena que da mucho que pensar a
les mediCOs Un joven de 13 amos
mnri6 los seis meses de padeci
mientOs, y despu63 de muchO con
sultar diagnosticaron los ne licos
POGO antes de lA muerte, que la en-
f9rmedad p~ovenfa de haberse ira
gado el paciente un mosc6n szul, Gu
yos huevos empollAron enc su est6'
mSgo y le pe1fOraron les intestinOs.
NO SO Ie hizo Operaci6u por cOnsi'
derar ell estsdo demasiado d6bil. La
autopsia c0nfrm6 ell disgn6stico.
El famoso Cecil Rhodes ha en-,
viadO al baron Roths child un regslo
muy iginai. Consiste en- 40 precios o
tiloury, de yantAs de gonna y con
Rusrniciones de plata tirado por una
zebra, habilmente adiestrada por
Cecil Rhodes, que al decir de un Pc
riodico iDgl6s, ha empleado NADIA me-
nCs que diez meses en- Rdiestrar q la
zebra para ell tiro de carr uAjes. Sabi'
do es que estos animalea son tan in.
domitos, que nunca han podido utili-
zArse para ell tiro en- IL montura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-11
q q Is 9

Ri Ayuntamie.to del Dorado
le ha impuesto una mu' Is de s $50 q
los Sres Ricardo Villa ca de Baya'
mon, po1 imfrAcci0n la orden ge
neral sobr0 m&tricula de gAnado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-11
Sc V0nden

Tipos de imprepta, usadcs, en-
bueB esta o, a % pes Cs el quintal,
Sc W n1eu en- esta imprentR.
T~ubiGn las Jas para ellos.
p. d.,v.p..s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-03-11
Sc alQuila en- IN nracil

6e aIQ0lIa en- IN preclO m6di-
co, m mirador que consta de dos
departamen ntos, con persianss an.
tepechos, tiene vista & la bshfs,
y entrada independents. Sc infor
mara en- estR redacci6n.