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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-21
Magnitude and Distribution of En-
doWments.


The university has been most for.
tunate in the magnitude and distribu
ton of its endowments. Mr.. Rocke,
feller's initial bequest in 1890, was
the modest sum of 5 100000 and this
was given only on the condition that
100000 additional would be donated
by other friends of the university
He found the investment to be a good
one, and since then he has from time
to time in response to the financial
demands of the expanding university
made number of opportune and
larger bequests. His latest gift was
1880 900, which he dropped into
President Harpers stocking at the
Christmas convocation. The total OF
Mr. Rockefellers gifts to the univer,
sity to date is the princely sum OF
SIC. 1850 900. The combined contribu
tions of other friends of the universe
ty amount to several millions in ad
dition.
The significant fact about bequests
is that the giving has been adjusted
TO the needs of the university. Al
no time has the university been
thrown into a delirium of escatasy
and lost its head by stupendous
gift "all in a lump" for a different
method of giving has been followed
here. The university exhibits no anx
iety about the question of money be
yond its immediate financial needs. II
has been literally supplied with mon
av go for opd hoe pynnuda1 ~ iiharo
ly though not extrayagantly and II
continually plans and eXpends with 8
deliberatlon and complacency that be
tokens unqualified confidence thai
whatever revenues viii be needed In
the future will be dropped into the
exchequer box at the proper moment
This complacency on the part of the
university is perhaps due to the fac
that Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr. is {
member Of the board OF trustees. ant
it is hardly to be doubted that he car
ries a key that will unlock his faith
er's treasure house in the event of {
pressing university need.
An incident, not long since. shows
the attitude of President Harper in re
spect to the distribution of bequests
Shortly after the announcement In tn,
press of the great bequests of Mrs
Hearst to the University of California
and that of Andrew Carnegie for thu
establishment of national university
at Washington, d. c., an lmaginativ,
| Chicago newspaper reporter. boldl.
assuming that Mr.. Rockefeller nigh
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-21
]. R. MEEK
REMEEMBRS
THE HERALD
CHICAGO. April IA. 1902.

One of the most striking facts in the
| field of education in the United
States in the last decade is the rapid
learning. Princely endowments, rap
i'd increase in enrolment of students
and corresponding expansion OF the
curicula-these are the salient phe-
nomena in this modern educational
era. AS the University of Chicago
is typical in the three foregoing par.
ticulars. 1t may be of interest to the
readers of The Herald TO know some
of the details concerning this univer-
sity. which has so suddenly sprung
into international prominence. In
this article, however, I shall omit en-
tirely consideration of the curicula and
address myself chiefly to the presen.
tation of what may be called the ma
terial side of the university in its phe-
nomenal growth since its organization
twelve years ago.
Many. perhaps. to whom the name
The University of Chicago" is now
familiar. are not aware there was an
old University of Chicago, which lived
n precarious life of almost a third of
century. The old institution was
opened In 1857. and in 1856 ended its
feeble existence under circumstances
the most unpropitious, That the ma
ture of its malady was mortal and
that its sudden taking OFF could not
have been surprising were pointedly
expressed In a recent report of Presi-
lent Harper to the board of trustees
Of the university. quote from this
report: THE financial history of the
institution was always troubled. the
climax being reached in 1886 when the
property was seized by an Insurance
company under foreclosure proceed
ings"
But the death of the old university
was closely connected with the birth
of the new ONLY four years later
in 1S90-the new university was or
ranized and DR.. William r Harper
wac chosen president AS n prelimi-
nary factory in the organization
Of the new university. John D. Rookie
feller had made his first beQuest to
the institution and at the very begin
Ming. as president. DR.. Harper dem
onstrate6 his great organizing and
executive ability. The new institution
began its career under the most aus
picious circumstances. Thus 1t NAV
he said that from the ashes of the old
institution there sprang forth a grand
Young universitv-alert. vigorous. ag-
Tressive-full of promise for long
and useful career.
The site of the University of Chi
cago Is about seven miles southeast
of the central business portion of the
city. The university grounds have
been greatly enlarged recently by the
purchase of several valuable blocks.
and now comprise an area of fifty
acres. II lies between the two great
south parks of Chcaeo-washingto
and Jackson-and has a frontage of
six blocks on the Midway Plaisance
Of Worlds fair fame, which is now It.
self park. connecting the other two.
The total value of the Grounds belong
inc to the University is 81 500 900.
The remarkable growth of the Uni
versity of Chicago can be traced pri-
marilv to three mutually Independent
causes, namely; ~ Its munificent
endowment: (2) President Harper's
treat ability as an organizer and ad-
ministrator; f3) the location of the
university at Chicago.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-21

The Entire Nous dance last evening
wound up the winter series, 1t was
the best attended of the year. Toll
cts were unusually handsome. many
new ones being in evidence. the work
OF the master hand, showing spring
goods and styles. The music was
fine and the floor in good shape and
dancing proved an easy task.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-21

The past week has been quite lively
in different directions socially and
along literary lines Numerous pub
lie events. mixed with private house
parties have cnlivened the pulse and
made the blood to course more readily
through the veins.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-21

The first event of the week was the
Merchants carnival under the auspIc
es of the Royal Nelghbors, an auxil
iary OF the Modern Woodmen
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-03
ANDROS 5OILDlNo.
I'D. T.. JONES g. co
Real Estate Mortgage Loans, Rentals and Insurance.
ONEIDA BUILDING

S9o0-2s05 E 2eth st, seven-room house, city
water; just painted and in splendid condi-
ton Of repair.
$2,000-1903 18th av s. eight-room house in good
condition; lot 42xl60 feet
We can offer for limited time only at a price
too low to advertise large lot (5Ox12S feet to
14-foot alley), on Stevens av, between 10th st
and Franklin av; sewer, water, pavement and
stone sidewalk in street and paid for; neighbor-
hood and dwellings unsurpassed.
Blaisdeu av and 22d st, handsomest residence
section in the city; we have five lots with
frontage on Blaisdell of PAL feet by 1876 feet
to 20foot alley: will sell whole tract, If taken
promptly, for $4,000; If sold separately, our
foot and for the three inside lots SIS per front
Sc, 500-Fine double corner at the southeast
corner Of Humboldt and Summit avs, 1OOs
1876 feet; the cheapest double corner or
Lowry Hill; prices constantly advancing
especially in this district; buy now If you
want to buy cheap.
$500 EACH-Lots % and az, block 8. Chicago
Lake Park addition; on east side of Pnrl
az, between 31st and 32d SITS; 4Ox1S3 feet tt
alley; cheapest lots on the avenue. DIS
COUNT FOR CASH DOWN. II: ="
$600-Lot 8, block a, Calhoun park, northeas
corner Of Humboldt av sand 33d st; 43,
1928 feet to alley.
S125 Per Acre-40 acres in st. Louis Park, O,
Minnetonka road agricultural and pastur.
lands; will make splendid dairy or trucl
farm III .r.. 9 -
Old Bennett Seminary property, next to Mrs
F. L. Pillsbury's residence on 10th st, betwee,
Sd and 4th avs s; large. brick building on land
11Ox165 feet at Sl15 per front foot; excellen
! location for family hotel or fat building.
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sz,s5o-271s Blaisdell av, thoroughly modern in
Guiding furnace and complete ba throom:
frame dwelling, with large modern barn;
located In best neighborhood and handsome
improvements being built in vicinity.
ea,300-2534 and 254O 18th S, two detached
dwellings,, rent for $27 per month; good con-
ditions Of repair; city water in houses; on
large east-front lot; 58x12S feet to alley.
R1, 6oo-Two-story brick store. 2O4 Washington
av N; 20 feet front; store below and fiat
b. above; rents for $50 per month; a good bed
rock investment for the money; Is per cent
net income.
S2,250-No. 31o5-31O7 Nicollet av; two stores
with rooms in rear, renting for s25 per
month; on lot 46x124 feet to alley; in bus-
- ness center; land worth more than asking
price and can be made much more produc-
tive.
D2400-Nos. 421 and 423 Bryant N; large
double frame dwelling, seven rooms each;
- on large lot. GSx123 feet; city water, stone
sidewalks good renting property.
u 0O0-No. 021 10th S. eight rooms, city
water; rents for s14.5o per month"; In good
condition Of repair
S2,100-No. 4O7 Irving NJ very attractive
dwelling; rents for $40 per month; modern
49, except furnace; pleasing situation, near
s3, 5ooENos i44s and 144s Kenwood parkway;
- = eight fats, partly modern, city water and
closets; rents for $55 per mouth; large in
,." come investment.
81, 000-2919 Pillsbury ay, sevcn-room house and
barn in good repair; large, deep lot 45x1ea
to alley. =
Ell b00--2511 7th st s. double brick tenement;
land 4Ox112 feet; good income-produeins
property.
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THORPE BRO$.
Fire Insurance.. Rentals Real Estate. Loans.

$1,2oo-House, 1906 Columbus avenue sew
en- rooms, barn, ETC.; easy terms.
$1,25O-House, 1904 Garfield avenue, seven
rooms; easy terms.
$1,500-House, 654 Ontario street Sc, seven
rooms, three lots, barn, cistern; very
cheap place.
$1,600-House, 2615 Twenty-eighth avenue
8, seven rooms, large barn and chick
en- house; lot 96X157.
&I,60o-House, 2615 Twenty eighth avenue
8, seven rooms, barn and chicken
house, cistern and we'll, size of
grounds, 96x157; nicely shaded lawn.
$1,8oO-House 1714 Fourth avenue S, eight
rooms, barn, etc.
S1,aoo-House, 1880 Humboldt avenue,
eight rooms, 40x128.
e2,eoo-House, 1881 Illion avenue N, nine
rooms. bath, etc.
$3,oo0-House, 206 w Twenty-seventh
street, nine rooms, bath, hot air fur
mace, barn, etc; lot 41x90.
s3,ooo-House, 1900 E Twenty sixth street,
eleven rooms, modern in every way,
hard wood finish, for one or two fam
lilies; rents for $23 per month.
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STORAGE

BENZ BROS. - TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and warerooIns; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9Th st N. Both Tells. 932
| CAMERoN'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
Largest and finest vans for moving. Expert
packers. 200 Nicollet. Tel. N. W., Main 1908;
=. O., 1908 or 1874. Res, T. c.. 1924.
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REAL ESTATE.

ST, 500-Ffne 10-room house on ,Royalston
av within walking distance, all modern,
large barn. It's in the cream Of Oak
Lake addition.
10-room modern home,
Third av s near 9th st.
Sc, 2OO-12-room home, strictly modern.
This Is undoubtedly a great bargain.
The location Is flrst-class, Fourth st NE
near Fifth av.
sa,5oo-Buys an ali molern home. Port
land av near Lake st.
81, 2O0-Eight-ro house. partly modern,
with bath, 4th av near 25th st.
s12, 0O0-Buys an elegant home, large lot,
II rooms, large barn. The price is be-
low the cost Of improvements. In the
Lake of the Isles district.
We have a number of elegant homes, me-
dunn price; also a large list Of elegant
residence lots in all parts Of the city.
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$3,900-House, 1929 Harriet avenue S, nine
rooms, thoroughly modern, hardwood
finish, furnace heat; will sell on easy
terms
$4,000-House on Holmes avenue S, be-
tween Lake street and Thirty -flrst,
ten rooms, hardwood finish, barn.
thoroughly modern; terms bargain.
50, aoo-House, 2319 Aldrich avenue s.
thoroughly modern, nine rooms, hard
wood floors throughout, barn finely
decorated; the best bargain in Sunny
side.
50, 7o0-For house on corner Of Twenty
seventh and Emerson avenue S, thor
oughly modern, eight rooms, furnace;
lot 4Ox128.
S., 0Oo-For an east front house on Harriet
avenue between Twenty sixth and
Twenty seventh streets, nine-rooms
thoroughly modern, nicely decorated
| house, one year old.
$6,o0o-For thoroughly modern house ir
Kenwood on w Twenty fourth stree
| and the boulevard, nine rooms. hard.
| wood finish, combination heat; every.
| thing In the best Of repair
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~. JOHN Oh! L" NEAL \! 5::t;t l.,
623 Boston Block.

SIS, 000-A fine Investment. Splendid s.
story brick block, centrally located on
one of the best corners; 78x155 it,;
Building cost $4,000 eight years ago.
Look this up at once.
$780, 000-Choice corner, S8x165 IT,; one OF
the best pieces in the wholesale district
We will take other good property in part
payment
s6,S00-Fine, one Of the best bargains in
the city, 4Ox135 it., on First av N near
Third st. This Is snap. Nothing to
equal it.
SIS, 000-Fine residence on Lowry Hill
thoroughly modern and up-to-d In
design; nearly new.
$12, 00O-Choice residence on Lowry Hill
fine east front corner lot, barn, strictly
upto-date in every respect.
2,000-Big bargain in a 12-room house
10th av near Oath st.
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NOTICE
NOTICE-RECEIVED FRESH STOCK FRAMED
up pictures; newest patterns holdings, ovals;
frame pictures cheap. Zesbaugh, IL 18th
st 8.
MISS ORA FIRKINs WILL REOPEN HER
Kindergarten as usual Monday, Sept. s. Ad-
dress 1923 9TH st Sc.
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MEDICAL

ELITE BATH PARLORS, 62e HENNEPIN Av,
porcelain tubs, massage, cabinet and medi-
Gated baths; experienced lady attendant.
LADIES IN DOUBT PLEASE CALL OR WRITE
DR.. BLY,, p 4th st s. New book 25c.
PILEs-DR. H. WAITE, rs YEARS SPECIAL
LIST, cures every case. Write for pamphlet
mailed free. 1913 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis
ELECTRICITY, osTEoPATHY AND sCIEN
tifc massage, 904 Northwestern bldg, 1922 Hen
nepin av near 18th st. Mrs DIR. +. G.. Mckay
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors; main ofAc4 929-935 Guaranty
bldg, Mpls., MINI. Branch office, SO McGil
building, Washington, d. G.
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AGENTS-22 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
solicit orders for plants, seeds, etc. Old es.
tablished firm of best reputation; big pay.
Address T23, journal.
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REAL ESTATE-EXCH

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE MINNEAPOLIS UN.
improved property for orange grove near Los
Angeles or Pasadena. Might consider city
property there. Address 94S, Journal.
TO EXCHANGED BEARING ORANGE
Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West railroad. Ex.
ceptionally we'll located, for city property
Also, ten acres in city of Palatka Heights
and cypress and pine lands in Polk and Or
ange counties, for northwestern lands. Dr.
J. L. Stone, S25 LIST aY S.
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WANT Pages, %, %.
CLAIRVOYANTS

MRS. JACOBS, THE WELL.KNOwN CLAIR
voyant and business medium, can be con.
suited daily on all affairs Of life. $40 Sd av s.
DR.. CLAYMoNT, WONDERFUL CLAIRvoY.
ant, magnetic healer, palnlist. 102S Hen. av.
MRS. KNEAL GIVES ADVICE ON ALL AZ.
fairs Of life; social, business or domestic; re-
vealed though seen with the naked eye
S2S list S. ... ...s. --..
PROFESSOR KEENE, OLAIRyOYANT.
GIVES ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE
OFFICE. 212 9th ST s.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

LARGE STOCK OF PULLEYs, SKATING AND
n hangers always on hand Northern Machinery
Co... 217 Sd st s, Minneapolis. q
SECONDHAND ENGINES, BOILERS, IRON
and woodworking machinery. radiators rails;
beams. vaults. DOORS etc. Harris Maehinery.
Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-26
Pro patria.

Lss imposturas no pueden &C.
rrar ell paso % verdAd triunfante'
La predicaci6n d.l bieu abre ancha
bSecha Allf donde ell error impsra.
10 ,mo no ha de aprestsree CON no.
bic a.borozo 6 secundAr una labor
honrads aqu6l que & 10 hcnradez rim
dc Quito?
Una idea buena SO impone en-
lss concienciss pesar de los obs
t&culns que quieran oponersele.
lPo6dese & sAbiendas marchAr
por ell camino del error?
Nc; porque ell amor q 10 patria
es acicate poderoso que imrulsa al
bien,
Ante les discordias, siempre in
fecundas, que desgkrran el corsz6n
de esta tierra; ante ell cuadro tristf :
simo de las pasiones encendidss,
una idea buena que surge cae en- el
alma del pueblo como en- terreno
fertil cse L. pr6vida simiente
N hay razon, no puede haberla
para combatir Ell principle de la ca
ternidad. sComo go compagina una
fsrvort 81 devoc'on & 10 libertad y 8
IL democracis, sin 10 featernidad
que es IL sustent&culo de aquellos
idealesf
Edifcsnte escena L. de los
hermanos ae Sc con- baten con faris;
que malg asian sus energfss eA ell
n 4 tuo aniquilkmiento y que dfa tras
die levantsn mas y mss ell vAlladar
de los odios que les impide ir CON-
pactos y vigorosos q 10 conquista
del bien!
N; verga In confrsternidad,
vepga ell abrazo de concordia, robus-
tezcAnse los nexos de II familia, es.
tre;hense los vfuculcs patri6ticos, y
des6igAse 10 voz del rencor, el dicta-
do de las pasiones, sin que so dc &C.
ceso en- el corsz6n al encono que os-
curece In coneiencia y arranca del
alma los sentimiemtos qua dignifi
can y ennoblecen.
Saltemos sl paler que de los
ideas que glorifcan, enalteciendo IL
patria con hechos que jam&s des'
mientan nuestro civismo, y el amor
que 10 profesamos, y la enterezA cor
que su pimos combatir por so bienes
tar en- ell seno de una fecunda con-
fraternidad.
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POderOSa
COmpa1la ferrOViaria
en- ESpa1a.
lmportante via
de communication.

Madrid, Agosto 6. Sc hA consti-
tuido en- Espaf1R, con arre 6 o 6
nuestras leyes, 10 CompafifA ~r6ni-
ma ferrC vIaria Vesco Castellana,
que ha alberto sus oficinas en- Bilbao
p Madrid, propon!endose & Ii ma
yor brevedad constrnir nm ferrocA
rril de via doble entire oichas po"
blSciones, con el que serAn grandes
las ventAias para viajeros y mercan'
efAS, 6 incalculAbles los banefcios
para las dos citad&s villas y ciudA'
des y pueblos de toda 10 lfnea. BAs'
to decir que el trayecto Sc recorre
en- ocho horas, y que Bilbao result
tara, CON 10 nueva ruta, el puerto
mGs pr6ximo q Madrid.
La poderosa Compatifa, cuyo
capital n acciones asciende 30
millones de pese tss, colocadas en-
Londres, tendrG comit6 en- Aquella
ciudAd, en- Bilbao y en- Madrid don
de &ctuArkn como bAnqueros tres
conocidas nrmas y donde habrA mn
Consejo de Admi distraction tornado
por personsjes de gran signifcasi6n
en- el mundo de lA politics y de los
negocios, que gRrantizAn con su res
peta bilidad su Sclerto, y prestA su
vAlioso apoyo & In magma empresy
una Compan1a important lima, esta
blecidA en- Burgos, con extensas a
ricAs minAs y con nm fsrrocarril,
constrU11 10 para una exploitation en-
grAnde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-26

Los YOlCaleS
de las AntillaS.

Las Antiilas MEMORIES constitu
yen un fOco volcknico de verdaderS
importancia; no ha fAltado & traves
de los siglos violentas erupcioues
volcAnicas, n1cleo de manantiales
hirvientes y sun szufrales que yer
daderamente pstentizen IL energia
de los fuegos subterr&neos.
La Martinica, pals que fue llama
do Saint Martin en- 1902 affo de su
descubrimiento, tiene6 IS klms. de
largo sobre una anchura mas 8 me-
nos de 25 k'ms.
Seg1n c&leulos hace un siglo
desde squella horrorosa erupcion a.
deatruy6 CAST toda IN isls, sin con-
tar In reciente que fue en- 1851.
Sigue q Msrtinica 10 Guadalupe:
el AIT ftal de esta tiene 1900 metros
de elevation. La & TINA erupci6n fue
en- 1779, y en- 1888 una fins 1uvia de
cenizas que cnbrio una gran par
ta de la vegetaci6n de 10 isla, pare
c1a tslmente IN manto de nieve. Els
to volcAn despide continuamente por
mnchAs grietas fumarolas sulfurosas
cuya temperature es de 96 Q, y ell de
senvolvim iento de los gaces produ
ce muchas detonaciones.
Santa Lucia tiene tambien nm
azufral cuya cdspida urolonga una
colina de 420 metros. Trinidad, bella
ciudad, su capital es Porto Spain,
tiene unos volcanes de lodo, pruebs
de que 10 isla est& situsda aobre una
hsndidura volc4nicA Ea San Vicen
te nunca habfa habido erupci6n vol
cAnica desde 1918; pero 10 sulfAtera.
estuvo en- erurcion hasts estos dlti
mos diSe; sc podfa yer 418 leguas
de distancia; Ea Ia isla Granada hay
muchos manantiales birvientes. La
Dominica est& rodeada de cr&teres.
En- Monserrate, pals muy cerca de
Barbados. hay an como volcAnico.
En- San Tomas se han notado in
dicios de nm como volc&nico apsga
do. En- Santa Cruz, pals muy cerca
de San Thomas, hay un monte llama
do Miseria, donde hsy an crater que
cuando no est& en- actividad forma
nm lago.
En- cuanto & las Antillas gran
des, no Sc han conocido hasts ahors
volcanes en- actividad Humborldt in
dlco varias rocas volc&nicas. Tam
blen Sc han notado grietas hendi
duras en- Puerto Rico, como tambier
Sc hsn notado en- In reina de las Ant
las, que 10 ca Cuba
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Las KdbilaS
en- TdDger.
Partidas de bandidos
asaltan a los viajeros.

Tanger, Agosto Las turbu
lentas kkhilas de Zsir y Zemmur re-
sucitan antiguas rencillas, declar&n'
dose guerra sin cuartel.
Los primeros sacrificaron varias
reses. solicitando el coneurso impor
tAnte de la tribu de B snihasen.
Hace sgravarse la situaci6n Ell
hecho de ser las caminos muy inse'
garos entire Rabat z Mequinez, por
10 cual no pueden trhnsitar por ellos
las csravanas. Sc han organiz ado
varias partidas de bandidos que
asaltan a los visieros, vie ldoae ex
puestos asf los intereses de los en-
ropeos.
81 gobierno sc vera obligado &
intervenir de an modo en6rgico.
Varias tribus 81 aprestan &
unirse & los insurrectos.
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FL contra -AlmiraDte
americana
COGHLAN.

Este alto oficial fu6 el designa-
do para transporter Iuglaterra los
restos del Embsj sdor Brit&nico ante
ell Gobierno de Washir gton, Lord
PAuncefote, muerto en- squel pals
recientemente.
Este y muchos otros actos de
cortesfa international, hscen paten.
tes II cordialidAd de relaciones, Ia
simpatfa y union que existsn entire
los dos poderosos paises Anglo.Sa-
jones
ri contra-almirante Coghlan es
nm hombre ioven, que goza On los
Estsdos Unidos de gran reputation
como marino y hombre de vastos y
a0lidos conocimientos.
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iSitaS,

Hemos tenido el gusto de reci
bir las de nuestros apreciables ami
gos los sei1ores Ssntini y Barrantes,
representante ell primero de estos
de Ia importsnte fAbrica de tabacos
y cigarrillos de Ponce eCompaf1ia In
Industrial de Puerto Rico
Rsiteramos & dichos amigos nues
ira mas distinguida consideration.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-26
Mansion Ejecutiva.

e Hon. Goberrador INFERNO
nos ha hecho saber, por medic de
atenta circular que ell primer lunes
de Septiembre, designado como Ella
bor days que foe decretado por In
Asamblea Legislative, como dia de
fiesta, ser6 Observable, permaneeien
do las Escuelas y Oficinas Publicas
cerradas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-26
Dos VentiladOreS.

Apropiados para fabricas 6 al.
macenes, BE venden & baio prccio
lnformArAn On La Correspondent
ia.