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The Irish standard., 1902-01-11
The Sacred College, at the begin

The Sacred College, at the begin
ming of the new year, has men,
bership OF GG cardinals. OF these, 40
are Italians and 26 of other nationali-
ties. The Pope makes the cardinals,
and the cardinals make the Pope.
Many loyal sons of the church would
be pleased if the Holy Father distrib-
uted few more red hats among the
distinguished prelates Of countries be-
You'd the confines of the Italian PENN
sula. While Italy has 40 cardinals
the United States has but one.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

John e. Redmond has brought out
an emphatic denial from the London
papers to the statement made by him
that the people Of the United States
sympathize with the Beers and the
Irish in their struggle against Great
Britain.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11
TRIAL BY JURY IN IRELAND.

When Daniel O'Connell was tried on
a charge of conspiracy by the British
government in 1914, no Catholic
sat on the jury that found him guilty.
He was committed to prison, but the
judgment and sentence of the court
were reversed by the House of Lords,
which is the court of last resort. In
rendering favorable decision to the
distinguished prisoner, Lord Denman
said: 'If such practices as had taken
place in the present instance in Ire
land should continue, trial by jury
would become a mockery, delusion,
and snare" In O'Connell's case
twenty-seven Catholics who were
summoned to appear as jurors were
ordered to stand aside, and the jurors
selected to try him were his opponents
in religion and politics.
The practices referred to by Lord
Dennan have continued in Ireland to
the present day, and trial by jury in
that country is nothing short of being
"a mockery, a delusion and a snare"
when Irish Nationalist are being
prosecuted by the crown on the charge
Of conspiracy. "The Tallow Conspir-
acy," as it is called, will serve as an
illustration. TO understand the CASE
the following facts are necessary to
be known:
A Catholic merchant of Tallow,
County Waterford. named O'Keefc.
took farm on the Duke of Devon
shire's estate, from which Protes-
tant family, named Parker, had been
evicted for non-payment of rent. He
was boycotted in business by his
Catholic neighbors. and nine of them
who belong to the United Irish
League, were arrested and prosecuted
by the crown for conspiring together
to intimidate O'Keefe in his lawful
mercantile pursuits. The jury which
tried the case in Tallow disagreed.
and the government took change of
venue to Cork, which is in another
county. There they were tried before
Chief Justice O'Brien, who is known
by the alliterative sobriquet of "Peter
the Packer" because of his packing
juries to secure convictions. Though
a Catholic, himself, he excluded all
Catholics and Irish Nationalist from
the jury, and selected twelve Protes-
tants and Tories to find the Tallow
men guilty. The jury, however, dis
agreed after listening to the address
Of the defendants attorney, The Nc
Dermott, X. G.
The McDermott told the gentlemen
of the jury that they We're selected
on account Of their religion and poll
tics to convict the prisoners in the
dock who had nobly stood by a
Protestant family that had been eject
ed from their ancestral home by n
cruel English duke. The prisoners
had boycotted a man of their own
creed in order that the Parkers
should be reinstated on their farm.
They had given lesson in religious
liberation by which the jury might
profit.
"Now," said The >McDermott, 'ff
you think they are criminals for
standing by Protestant under such
circumstances, find them guilty" The
packed Protestant jury disagreed, and
though urged by the Chief Justice to
bring verdict of guilty, they de-
clined to do so, and the prisoners were
discharged to await the further ac-
ton OF the government.
A late issue Of the Cork Examiner
says that O'Keefe has brought an &C.
ton to recover 100000 damages from
Patrick F. Walsh, John Walsh,
Thomas Mccarthy, John O'Brien, Red
mond o'Brien, John M'Grath, Laur-
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

VIM. ]. Bryan is said to have clear
ed $4,000 during the past year from
the publication of the Commoner.
That's more than he could have saved
from his income as president of the
United States unless he followed
Grover Cleveland's example i'll keep
ing in touch with Wall Street gamb-
lers in stocks, bonds, etc.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

The Pope has conferred the title of
countess on Miss Anne Leary, of New
York, for her benefactions to Catholic
institutions. She has recently estab-
lished a chair of English literature at
Loyola College and built a chapel at
Bellevue Hospital for the use of Catho-
lie inmates.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

Our twin contemporary, the Citizen
Chronicle, of Milwaukee, never fails
ito point n moral and adorn a tale"
at the expense Of Instantaneous.
The strangest thing about it is that
the moralst who edits the double
header is an Irisll-American himself.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

T. P. O'Connor, NJ. P, expresses
the following opinion: II believe that
in half century from now no man
will rise to the heights Of any profess
sion, in the field, in the forum or at
the desk, who is not teetotaller."
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

When Lord Spencer was viceroy of
Ireland he one day inspected the Scots
Greys in the Phoenix Park. Stepping
before the tallest man in the regiment,
he asked: "My good man, what ma
tionality do you belong to?'' "Scotch,
your honor" "What part of Scotland
do you come from?" 'Tipperary, sir"
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

Father jeremiah Crowley has
brought an action for damages against
the Chicago News for saying that he
had left the city to do penance in
western monastery. The sensational
priest had better keep out Of court If
he has any regard for his reputation.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

Says 1. N. Ford, the London cores
pondent of the New York Tribune:
The beginning of the year in Ireland
sees the United Irish League in ex-
cellent working order despite the eff
forts of the government to suppress it.
In many inland as we'll as western
seaboard counties the league is now
in absolute authority and is as power
full an agent as its predecessors. the
Land League and the National
League.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

ceremonies is that the act will be a
graceful manifestation of friendship
for the English people. In reality.
whatever the intent, the United States
will do the English people no service
by assisting in giving seriousness to
a ceremony of which modern ma
ton should be ashamed. The whole
thing is absurd and anachronistic. 1t
will illustrate the survival of concep-
tions with which the democratic spirit
of this age is necessarily at war. And
it will tend to strengthen political and
social institutions which hinder the
English people.
Caste is the child of monarchy, and
caste is the cause of Great Britain.
1t accounts for her army in South
Africa, differed by "fanneled fools at
the wicket" and ''muddled OATS at the
goaP'-a description Of England's
young hereditary aristocracy for
which Kipling ought to be forgiven
much beeffed Boosting. Were the
British republic about to install it's
first President it would be fitting for
the United States to send a feet of
honor, an envoy extraordinary and
otherwise to do all in its republican
power to celebrate the advance of
democracy. But it is not fitting that
the great American republic should
say to the English masses that it
takes seriously and approves and Of
ficially sympathizes with the medieval
circus of which London is solemnly
preparing to be the ring.
1t is proper that at all suitable
times and in every suitable way the
United States should express amiable
sentiments toward friendly peoples
but it is not right that our republican
government should take hand in the
pompous flummery with which Ed
ward of England proposes to signalize
his accession to throne. 1t will be a
glorification of the divine right of
kings against which the birth of our
republic was protest, and against
which our republic will continue to
be protest so long as the American
people govern themselves.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

Judge Paul D. Carpenter, son of the
late Senator Carpenter, of Wisconsin,
is a convert to Catholicity, and was
recently elected Grand Knight of a
council of the knights of Columbus in
Milwaukee.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

In the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals in San Francisco, Judge
Noyes was sentenced to pay fine of
81 900 in the Cape Nome Conspiracy
case. Judge Moves, who resided in
this city for many years, was too ill
to attend the trial. He is improving.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

Mark Hanna says he is of Scotch
Irish descent. We are sorry for him.
II he runs for the presidency and de-
ponds on the Scotch-Irish to elect him
he will get left in the race.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

The Minneapolis Times calls Sena-
tor Billy Mason Of the Sucker State
a '.jocund ass" He certainly exhibits
some asinine characteristics when he
tries to be facetious.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

William Marconi, the famous In
yentor of wireless telegraphy, is not
an Anglo-Saxon, but Celto-Italian,
How strange!
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

places at 1 O'clock Christmas eve
kept their vigil until II o'clock on
Christmas day, anxious not to miss
one moment of the ceremonies on the
site of the birthplace of Christ
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

The Cork Exhibition or Worlds
Fair will open on the banks Of the
Lee on the LIST of May. 1t is going
to be u magnificent affair.
The Irish standard., 1902-01-11

Miss Stone is still in captivity. In
terest in her case has almost ceased.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
ANTES DE PODER

utilizarlos, es menester extraer ell
ferro Il orc de la piedra mineral.
Lo mismo puede decirse del aceite
de h1gado de bacalao. Sus virtudes
no Sc encuentran en- sus materias
grasosas Y mucho m6nos en- su as
queroso sabor Y olor, Ning1n tlsico
8 persona que padezca otra affection
agotante, ha derivado importantes
benefcios de 10 que Sc llama aceite
de hlgado de bacalao en- estado ma
tural. Sus efectos sobre los nervios,
la repugnancia con que 10 recibe el
est6mag0, 10 muchO que ofende al
olfato y al paladar, son mas que
sufciente8 para contrarestar, en- la
mayoria do las gentes, sus buenos
efectos como medicina, y ESQ sin to-
mar en- cuenta que es de difcil di-
gesti6n. Sin embargo, siempre he
mos tenido motiyo para Greer, que
cnvuelto en- los elementos que COM
ponen el aceite de bacalao, Sc en-
contraban propiedades curativas del
mas alto valor. Pero fu6 necesario
separarlas de- su nauseabunda ma
triz Ell que estaban combinados,
este es 10 que con gran 6xito Sc ha
efectuado en- la elaboration de Ia
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
en- cuyo efcaz remedio, tan sabroso
como la miel, tenemos toda la esen-
cia del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, combinada con Jarabe de Hi
pofosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta y Cerezo Silvestre. Estos in
gredientes, constituyen un recons-
truct0r do tejidos, un purifcador de
la sangre, y un reconstituyente ge-
neral incompatible. Ante este, re-
medic, Ia enfermedad Sc retira con
una efcacia y rapidez, que asombra
4 los facultativos tanto como deleita
los enfermos. En- todas las enfer-
medades agotantes como Anemia, Es-
cr5fula, Influenza, Clor6sis, Diarrea
Cr6nica, Gripa, Tisis, jamhs deja de
proporcjonar un alivio y curar. Gel
Sr. DIR. N. Ramirez ArelIano, de Me-
xico, dice: La Preparation de Wam-
pole es doblemente efcaz en- las A
fecciones Pulmonares, por la acci6n
do los principles nutritivos del acei-
to de h1gado de bacalao.' Cnda do
sis cs efectiva. En- todas las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
A QQiel COrreSpOnda.

lEs cierto qua hace pCcos di&s
llego a Arecibo un vRpor americana
con un maquinista stscado de virue'
las?
1Es cierto que sin autorizaci6n
del m6dico de Naves f46 desembar-
cRdo el enfarmo y conducido en- CO.
che al Hospital municipal de Rquel
pueblo?
E, cierto que Embellishments el
coche do vArios viaies s Ia E staci6D
del Ferroaarril con pasAjeros?
dEs cierto que el enfermo Sc
fdg6 del Hospital J anduvo por to-
do el pueblo entrando en- varios es
tAblecimientos q beber y no sgaa?
SEs cierto que este no esta de
acnerdo con un buen regimen cus-
fentenario?
Dss eariamcs que contestare
quien pueda y deba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
LA MANIFESTATION
DE AVER.
La Federation Libre
ell falloabsolutorio
diotad9 por el Tribunal Supreme

Aver orgAn'z6 la Federation Ii
bre una manifestation en- demostra
ci6n de gozo por h&ber sslido Ab.
suelto su lsader Santiago IgIesiss y
sus Compsferos, en- la cAusa que va
cOnocen nuestros lectOres.
A las cuRtro de ia t&rda sc or
der6 IL manifestation frente Ia
casa de dichA Federation, rompien-
do Ii marchs Ell pabelion nacional
llavando sus costAdos banderas
espafolAs itslianas 6 infnidad de
bsnderines y galIardetes
Segufan un estandarte roio lle-
va1o por dos eedor&s, que es Ell en-
blema socialists; un est sndarte coz
Ia inscription eIgusl para todoe;s
otro del gremio de pintCras, otro del
gr9miO de carpinterCs, un0 de Auxi-
liRres de slbaf1lles, con Ia Inscription
eHarmonfa, Uni1ad y Justici&s, otro
sP4z y concOrdiao, uno del partido
obrero soc &lists de los Estados
Unidcs, otro do Puerta de TERRA,
sUnioo y FfateTn;dado, otro, ofcios
varios, gremius unidos de San Juan
La c&rrera que lle~6 fue Cruz,
San Francisco, Reclnto Oeste lie,
gar la Mansion Eiscutiva. Luego
de estar nllf, fu6 una comisj6n a sa
l ldar al Gobe rnsdOr quien les raci,
bio con Is fnura que 81 Acostumbra.
I'll senior Ferrer que r. uno de
los que ct mpoI1a 10 comisj6n, des'
pues de yer Al Gobernador, di0 las
graci&s q su n0mbre per squel Acto
de educaci6n de que hAbiA sido OBJ.
jeto.
De alf continue Ia manif 4sts-
ci0p pOr Is calle de- <ALle1S h8sta
lgegar q Ia csss ofcira dsl Lcdo
Herminio Disz Navarro q quien de-
bfan entregar un menseje, pero Ell
senior Disz z Navarro les manifesto 4
Ia concurrencis que no siendo aque-
LA su csss vivienda les dispensara
que allf no los racibiers y los invite
para su casa de S8nturce
Continue Is manifestation por
la misma calle pasandC por ftente
de- las od3inas de La CORES ondenoia
eu doLde dieron much s vivas to
maudo despues el callej6n de las
Gambaros, y par&ndose fr5nte & las
ofcinas del GSan Juan Nawz1, al
cuHl victorearon, sigui6 Tetuan 4
tomGr Ia carreterA h8stS llegar 6 las
c4sss de los seflores Disz Navarro y
T>ro, Fiscal del Supreme para quien
llevRbsn otro mnessje
La concu' rencia fu6 numerCsa Y
ell orden complete no hAbien5o tent
do que anotArse ninguna nota dis
cord ante.
Ell menssia del senor Diaz Ma.
varr0 6iro a.f.
eAl iosigpe hombre pdblico
HermiDio Diaz Navarro, con motivo
& Ia brillsnte def9nsa del p~oceso de
Ia FsderRoi6n Libre dc San Juan.
eRac1oe, vAlieute &daiid, en- es-
tos pobr1simos conceptos, el iusto
tostimonio de grAtitud que to trlba-
tsn los sufridOs hij IS de la ruda la
Dor del trSbAjo. Pobres somoe, en-
ell nuudo de las lstrRs, pero euce
rramos en- ST, todo IN poema de ad
mi-sci67 y respetc.s
Flrm&U los obeer0s libres.
Este mersaj8 iba col0cado en-
un lujos1 imo cuadro que llevaban
dos obreroS y Gel cual per dian dnf
simRs ClntAs blAncas
E1 Ssuturce tAnto en- Ia cssA
del Sr. Disz Navarro, como en- Is
del srnOr Tore, f1eron obgequiados
galantemento, NJ f,ltaudo d:scursos
y brindis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
"El Rumor Diario." "

Este es 81 tftulo de un7.nuevo
peri6aico de noticias que sparecera
en- breve en- esta ciudad.
Sera de caracter polftico inde-
pendiente y ajustandose & IL conci-
sion y claridad del reporterismo mo
derno, Sc dedicara Ia mas amplia
information, registrando diariamen-
to los sucesos de importaneia acaeci-
dos durant4 ell dfa y Ia nota que con
mayor inter6s palptte en- 10 opinion
pIoIics.
Vepga cusnto antics y con buens
suerte e1 nuevo colegs, que, seg1n
nos &segurap, sc mantendr& firme
en- ell centric del cuadrAnte, y sosten-
dr6 la information mas extensa y
ex&ct& del periodismo diario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

dos rssultando que mientras este
particular no Sc &rregle en- otra for
ma, nos m&nifestan, no continuaran
sus fAenas.
IgaorAmcs los movies de Ia de
termination tom8da por Squel taller,
ssf como Ell .fdndameuto que tienen
los torcedores para retrAerse de sus
tr&bAjoe; pero de todos modos Il"
mentamos 10 oourr1do, pues tratan-
dose de duenos y dependencies, que
podemcs decir ,componen una f&mi.
La, todo Sc debe allaner en- cusnto
Sc pueda, y agotsr todcs los recur
SOS antes de lie gsr q esas meddidas
extramas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

E Smsthers. Harry " Smi h, " q
PAlleres, a Tcli Felix, G 30 W Lea
dley, ' D Mott, Jr and child, Col
Chas K 0AriiI g, uHarryi A " Ills.
Henry Ds Fora, WI Lwtia, Prof,
W H Burr and VIZ, Mr. and Mrs D
T Day, J G Eschen Miss Ross Sc
pulvedo, Alejsodrin& Martinez, R0.
salfa Velez, Antonio Cabsnillas, Mi.
guel Sosa, W Nj Santos. Enriqne To
rres, Julisn Msg gdal Fsliz Ctosas,
Federico Blume Juan Forester, Au'
brey Groves, Simon Leon. A1ofnho
Gomeg, Lorerze GArcia, W W B
ger Plinir. Csstro, "A s Rogers, CIV
Le Count, Anselmo Rodriguez, G B
Lo Foysri Ramon Mora, L Fernan.
do Sulsona.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
VaDOr "S2n Juan"

Lista de los passgerog que con
dujo los Estsdos UQidcs dlcno bu
que.
Maria A de SulsoDa, F 3 Y >teR,
Julia Ag ostini, E Ia Agoatini, Hilda
Agostini, Domurg 60 SvlSona, Alb ST
to J BtAvo, Pas casio FajArdo, JoE 6
Fajardo, Hezek'an B Battolw 3fth, W
& B gel W, Pascusl Lon:z O ee~,
rio Lecumbarri, F Scbluter, Juan B
Vidal, Felipe Cncof, Mr. So 20 cner,
Miss So zbscher, Judge L Sulzba
cher. G WolterS and child F A B ach
Dr. H E Marion, Dr. E H Stevens,
D. H n Mavn&rj, G P"ey. W NJ
Upteg:ff G Poey, @ A F F.sgler,
Camilla OFT. J H VAn Baren, and
Mrs J M Scgultz, G A B eAux, S B
HeckmAnp, E W Keh!, Henry G
Rstz, John FinlAy, E1w Sairz W W
Ellsworth aud daughter, Thos A
Cain, Louis Mesmer, W A GIlchrist,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
Huelga
de los tOrCedOres
de ID fdbrica
LA Ultr5marina.' ~

Segdn nos ipform&n vsrios t.-
haquer, s de este estable .imiept, SO
han disgustalo m1c1o con el j fe
ael taller, y dicen no van trab j; r
por Nhora.
PArece ser que dic1o seGor la
ordsnado que los tataqueros al
ga la fabric~, COLI tquen sos cha
quetcncs. eE un s;t;o determinHdo,
donde os msuifestal no hay nj una
solA perchs.
Los taoaquercs Green depr9e iva
10 orden y 50 han dRdo por otsndi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
DENUNCIAS.

Manuel CuevAs, vecino de ID
Gale del Sol, denpncia & Nicomedes
Sanchez vecino de la misma Gale,
por haberle hRrtsdo 5 1.75.
E lifanio Romero veeino de IL
Gale del Merc&do nj nero 10, denun'
cia & Felipe J&rs vecino de ls mis-
ma C slle n1mero 2 por haberle eau
sado dafio & uu gallo de 50 propie-
dad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las casas, Gale de Te
tuAn ndmeros 27 y 90 que tieneu sa-
Ida & Ia Marina.
Como Ia construction en- Ia Ma -
rina de IL Estaci6n Naval es IN has
cho, facil SO h&ce com prender 10 q
aumentarAn en- vslor las propieda
des en- ese sitio.
DAr6 informes D. Benito Carre-
rag. N. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
Sala de SOC0rr0s.

Han sido curados Lucas Calde-
ron de herid& per mag lllamiento de
ds las pulpas de los dsdos fudice,
medic = anular de Ia mano dere,
cha.
Angel Izquierdo de una herida
contuta de un cent1metro lor gitud.
La nina Providencia CAbelIo de
de una herida incisa,de un centfme-
tro en la region superciliar dere-
cha,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Seg6a iDformes que nos sunni
nist'&7, el del eptrArte mes de
Mayo Sc inaUguraT6n las p1azss de
BaldoTioty Y Padre Rufo, as1 como
l. calle de Rafael Cardero,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
Peograma de las piezal que eie

Programa de las piezaI que eje
cutRra Ia Banda de u Polic1a Insu
lar en- 10 retyets de esta n 9cha.
Ia ksrcg sOar D re cto. >, E Bi'
qeloW, % Polka SLa C&ntinerAs J
Rosas So Finale sd Act from opera
<Lucia Of Lamemoora D1nizetti, "a
selectiob &The Bcide Electa, SousH
So Two Step GDlwn in AlabsmRs
Hosteld, 60 Grand Fantasia from
Opera Roberto il Diavolo Meyerbeer
"a Damon Auemore, Pujsd&
Star Spangled BANNER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Ell alcslde de Bsyamon, manda
diariamente & Catsf1 }, dos wsgones
con qipas de Sgus, para repartir en-,
tire los pobres de sqael poblado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Hay animsci6n en- muchAs f.
miliss de Ponce psra embarcarse
para los Estsdos u Unidos, con obieto
de ssistir & Ia Exposition de San
Luis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Un cache en- ell kil6m atro IS de
ID carretera que Va de Ponce &
AdjUntas SO precipit6 por IN risco,
pereoie ado los caballos y resultsndo
herido en- una pierna e. conductor.
Ell casino de MAyagu9z, ha rea-
nud8dO las reuniones fAmiliares de
los domingo que resultan muy sme
mas en- &qQella buena sociadat.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
Ri Venerable Maestro de /

FL Venerable Maestro de la
Logia eIg daldsd de SabRna Grande
senor dontor Ma1arat sc sirve patti
ciparncs el laudable proyecto de
establecer una bioliotecs p1blics en-
squella localidad por iuiciativa de
los alumnos de la escuela principal
y Ell cual prop6sito 10 pAtrocins di-
cha Logis Igusldad y sp!audimos
de todAs veras- proyesto, tan d'gao
de loa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Ancche can motive del fsllo &b'
solutorio dictado ,por el Tribunal
Supreme 4 favor de Santiago Igle
sias hubo una velada en- Ia Fedora
con Libre que nos dicen qued6 muy
animsda resaltando en- el b Ia Eo1a
patri6tica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Hoy en- los tribunales de Policf,
todcs los juicios que IS han sto,
han sido absueItcs sus respoLss
blss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16
jjYA LLEGARCN!!

La fsmosa Mantequilla Y ss
brosas sslehichas d&nesas en- lata
de y 1 librA.
Do veDta en- el almacen de
Andres Cr6sas. Marina.
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N0TICIAS,

Gel lLazo social> ce1sbr6 ante
noche en- ID ciudad de Msysguez un
bale muy lucido.
Al decir de IN peri6dico de Ia
isla, el -congreso' ,dominicano hs da-
do un vote de censura &l Poder Bje
cutivo.
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Sc VEN DE.

L. casa de 10 calle de San;CJos@
ndmero 27
InformArAn Fortaleza 81,
n 30 88
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Doctor Rafael Cestero.

CirugfA general
P4rGos.
E fermedades del aparAto
genito-urinario del hombre y de la
mujer.
ConsultRs de 2 &4P. M.
Cruz n1mero 2opiso, Te-
l6f3uo 21O.
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caus6 Erique
del dollar e ine No hay dada las alts ella
as aquelo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Sc encuenttA en- Mays gusz el
sefor don Manuel B .drena en- visja
de negocios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Sc han veriticado en- 10 ciudad
del Sur las pruebas del trsnvis cleo
trico CON buen resultado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-16

Ds un m0mento { Ctro llegar&
Is goleta I Isabella con 30 sacos ma1s
J otros ooietos.