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The sun., 1902-06-05
HOi W PROV IYDiNG>.
Resolution 's,i,ns tor Iirnn'rd statement
ot Expenditures IN Cubs u Tabled

N.snISGrpS. Jun" 4 Th" House to-
Inv voted to lav on tho tahl" 'te r"-o-
M'iun calling on the secretary - War
Tor au i'rmlsed statement of eNT"udi'ur'--
made IN cuba under dir'Srtlou OF authority
of Cen Wood In - report r'Vumun"rd-
ing that action. the tumUit''-' On Mill
fary Affair." said : hat thcr" had ALREADY
b,.,n eNT-'nded sjOOoo IA gotring mp such
i'crniIrd reports tu AprIi ~, lssi. thai
th" Department tas a larg" f"rcr nov "r-
gagged M hfinglng them down 20 date.
and that the adoption of the resolution
would b" a REJECTION uTon IT, adminI-'ra-
tiuu 10th uuwarran,el and LuU'rC,'.-
sarV Previous reports 20 tOrgr'~- had
shown that 10" >'~r'taTy of Nai had mad"
an allowance - $3.50 a y"ar To- Cen W 81.
IN addition 80 his paw ~ an army "ci''r.
wIIsn Was continued 20 the dl'" of i''
Withdraw al oitlc lri'cd States 'Of'"S IN
Cuba
TITO rcs, - the day Wa. occupied With
turth"r debate 0f th" AI'i- -ALaiChN h'l.
II" In Was advocated Nv NJ fuw"r-
,t,"p Mas and Mr N"vin 'R'p rh."'.
arn wns o,,,~"d hv Mr. JrukIu- tR'p
VS.. Who argued that C"ngr'~,~ -. Uii
make u a crime to Kill Dr a'i'Tul fu MI
th" p0-ii"'it without any linit"'ru~ "'
ggali,icatIou-
VI Parker R"p y j agreed Wrh
III iihNN N"' '''f -" ,i''' t'''.'
f,r ~. prut~ tion e ~" Pi'rIdctt "rh-
out Qualifications II te could net ~trih"
o. 'h" LIMITATIONS IN th" li,I y" would
uoNert h"ls-- vote for ~
VIZ Morr-ll IRrp. Ia gay" motto"
TINT he would ofcr an amendment striking
rut th" punishment propur~l f'r ca" con
vlci"d - '.aChiuG ur adv 'isiug -" uhl'
ur prpWi"iv of killing 80 Htsaul'irg ON
cer- - tI" Government ana providing
IN lieu tl"ief that be- shall 'l"r"ai'"y
bc considered q dangerous huatlc an!
hi- property shall h',umc sul I'ri u" ~"
III" court. which administer co." c-tIi'~
Of r..r.ou- uf uns"uud mind
Without action uu ia" TILL the ll"u-"
adjourned until to-tnurruw
The sun., 1902-06-05
Bnl TO Retire ten. Noohe as Lieut. rnant.
General

WASHINGTON. jane IN th" senate
to-day Mr upay ,Ror Pa > asked uuari-
,,,rs consent 90 tak' up he ~erat" hill 20
authorize 'hr promotiur of the present
srulor Najor General ~ th" army =" 10"
rank - Lieutenant General and 90 place
liul On thc -p'irod let
Nr tulhrr-'u dem, Tex asked Nr
Ornv. who VI, th" V-"~ert ~crirr MAJOR
tanrr1i. and va informed 'hif y was
Ma tlr-tc'I John " Brooke Tho hill
wa. las-.tl
The sun., 1902-06-05
Dcid Dog IN n >ourrr .i Bro,k.,n's water
Sulpis.

Rrofu-" ~ tho uy.a' -flrfoiv curt,t.. =
~ Whrct commissioner nuugi'r'v 60 90.
Department ui Water Nurpic. TIA. a.I
I'c'r.'uv found ,.inr - ~" rr,ra. %. i.r
r"igi 'prhuDd ui Springfield ard Jamaica
rihuii'g tn tho Naj'r ~u,p, 60 b..
lvu, there will l." rici. iu~' ''. ..rr ,f al
~. Long Island y.ud- T. .- -a.f.t.r. r. o.
and RAJ b!sl wer" found D.. 90 u''. ..t o..
ponds snd that IA ui" ere 49, 'D,ta.
81 % d,g l. - sgid 'ia' - nv t.
c"rucCteI with IN" Wa'"- sulTN - f,.
will d" asked 20 resign
The sun., 1902-06-05

W.srr>Gro~ June : N"Ns - OBJ"
rrorrc,- g 'i. 4 -'"rJauc'- " s"u'G"rn
China wa- r-,',.i ~ IN" N'a'" bp'r'-
rr.nt today frrm Ju'"i 50 ''r. y
VI, Wade. ~ Iau.... VIZ NoNlt"> n''-
pc'ch follow
Ma-,l-l ~ ''i'.'apiIs 't7' 10" hn~ cap
'ur,I kVr.-ft t.'. N~7NCuau Ir 10. -.'.
.u N.,rau frua',rr. Iouquu E.ts's c.l
20 h.ll nor Invest 81 Nerr'rr Nam uC'
T-uullr- r.tnrt'a from S~'u, Ssou, hong.
tucrau. rty'rg. uur'h - iuEI-'hoW
ptInn.! pru,.ucrs not s'r!ot:S
The sun., 1902-06-05
10 law Ia Prevent Any tn.ri'o trnn
,.-,I--. 90 the tUitrd states.

WAsuI,orpN. June The Pre- d"n'
TO-DAY. a. r.n.vHg tu Senator Hnar's r'so-
u,t On. 'rau.n tod 10 ne >"n1'" ruru-
,uurirsrtst from - fn'arN h,u. -aN.rC
that no kue" ~ ~ law "r reg Hls' ."n N
f,r.. ~ m. pt,lru.nc lala' ~ VIIt ; Fuuld
rrrycuf auN nat. - 'lH az b. is.9'p
,.Sr.r' til-r sUrrIug -"''c'.cz ~ n" . .
- tri,p from coming io 'rc luH"d Nrf"s
,,Id giving 80 hr' Pr d,,rt or ." Cor zr's,,
n = Wow or lie. rrs ~ 81" ~" iuI'resl- o'
'Ic t-euplr uf thr .,IpId-
The sun., 1902-06-05
NO, crrn,s OF Naval Vessels.

N,Su1NoroN. Juno The 'rlIu'r ~hip
Lancaster Na- arrived a. Hampton Reads.
uro RAINING .hip Iinr''pvi a. Nnp'l"
AVID Ito collier HANNIBAL a. Ssr Juan.
Porto RICO
The in-urrsCtioUarv 'ruIhl"s a. Por'
ava Prince. HaNi, having end"d v'h th"
r,tth. ,ltr'u' e pruv'.'oJql gry"ruw"vt.
ITO cri,-,r 1pI"lt Sa.l.d il'ur" yes'"r-
d.v Tor Sru Juan. Porto Ri"l
The sun., 1902-06-05

AsBrRY PAHk, y 7, Jun" NJ M"
nins,v-sixth annual convention Of th"
SYNOD of tho Reformed tiurh In America
h.cun here to-day tic f"llnWing new officers
were clTCted President, the P"N pr
.lbn,, y kutr-sig., New York VICE
Pr,riien,. the Rev James NJ FnrIar
f,ronkIyu; Permanent Clerk. tho Rev W
II Ten Eyck. New iork. Stated ,l"rk,
the ltrv " n Dehart. Raritan, y. j.
The Rev Denis Wortmhn ~ Eat Orange
t.ehyrrcd the syrodcal sermon to-nieh,
H.. commended TIE cr'cd revision work
uf the Prcsh,t,rian Ass.rnlly
The sun., 1902-06-05
u,,< far uurd,rr rrooLI,n school.

Pd- were or"',,l Yesterday a, he Beard
II Tdncn,,or Butii,,,g ior 'hr opu-t ruciion
"a, n manual tfauirr - uol "n seventh
pvr! ~. lc'vcrn Fourth G'd t'fth streets.
Bro lvn
= ! Prrn-sn hid sISN.poI and II likely
To rc, tle C..'i'prf The hu'ldings mus,
H.. ,-,m,,l,'"i , .'hi'i M daV-
The sun., 1902-06-05

W,sur~GIoy. Ju-" Prc,.i"u' Ppo.'-
vc.t vii oa,r Washington r"H' IJ'-'s
evening fur Ar-' nuiu'. wh.i" 10 Will st-
tend lie centennial arrtN-tsHrN q he
-.qbishrcrt - the Military Academy
II vii ~ at,s"nt from ~" 'apitol Two or
. br,.e ,llN.
The sun., 1902-06-05
bus. I,snd Go,us 10 NJ. Louis.

RF Johnston ~Ill take D',-s and h.- hand
To tho ~ Louis Worlds Fair. where puss
viii crest a music temple Ina, viii seat
500 IL rsJn0
The sun., 1902-06-05
PP tJSF ~
er Fe,i> Z

~ TcliV
ing NJ tho Z
the N"rry1IS
killed hinS&
having clH
day iT Z
81 Mr. tua
yesr.
III there X
frends clla
'thA, wtr
] should 4
Ono was hl
anybody q
being in,prS
In every pa
And th-1J
degree lis
trust abuse,
fellow men
wrong.si tl&
wrong ~ ID
trusted I'd
observed l. 4
An'l Nj 80
degr~ Il"
Spanish Aud
and his lif.
all his frcn
by r-n~InlN
In his lifctid
Ther Wei
orvl~ was
Sn-m-law.
Court. at -
The sun., 1902-06-05
" c,i.s,u,u Nv ~iilng Wous-s IN w~s,ca~s'~r
to,rt,

nfc alvaN. ~ csu'Hud
pialIy rrltiir. III. h"-i
th. real sstat' columns
So ADJ
The sun., 1902-06-05
c. p. mn
Ts Eus abiid
Kn-

Arahella
Tweed. ex(
Huntingtou
which Mr.
his friend.
r. Gates. &
a. a defend
who was
tha, kneel4
in Yonker(
Mr. HuntuN
The prov
executors
Il practices
Of about 20
York count
many vcaU
purposes
Wall Stres
Nir Hunt,1
NcsiChcstc
acted for
actions, Sa
The se
mortgage. X
with fevr-
land gave
for a uonl
ktfDrp we0
Nr Ii,rntIn
thus conys4
advances q
interest 10
Although II
acting mere
ton The
tin clear
made n ,ir
10 the deaf
Ss-.utor
eye 1Iiors q
s'ih A. NIL
principal I
IN the pavr
NJ Gate
worth the
loaned on
\ long.
school I z
remember
p.-e of Cl
NNl fetch
The 1Iit
Mr. HuniI4
1h'os'- ~
The sun., 1902-06-05

StN r.a irrs s-p~-
lo reach then ur"
~~r urNt sundays
The sun., 1902-06-05
NCI0q

DNI0d
ssss "
psess
Ar,,as
Or Haf
l.neila.iy's
in tho hor
Eleventh Z
ing ye-'"f
10 the PM
uoriti,'- Z
had ts~n
wn ip q
in,iiGna'h4
Dr Cro(
the hsht (
told this Il
Nlasi-'r ra'S
He said q
Arlington
the groun{
room and
The Arl4
an ah~ce
tina, lie ha
time. Th<
doctor's d
tor could
y~tercid
heard Arl
ary to st
the echo n
in,imatei
Then he
to Mrs. A.
had no fS
his own na
remarks.
sertions VI
nant. The
indignant.
Then tho
physician
-Pan's
mean to I'd
You Sc
DR.. Cronk
he won't Z
sleep and Z
The wore
the phy-id
plungng :
which the
You in
yes &
here and v
room. Cs1
door in Ar
grip aro4
They fou
dark. DIR
rick boy Z
When the (
lrating hil
reaching L
volver. WIKI
10 him tirne
he rAched
shot into Al
then threw
the room
seemed TO
said that
apologize (
ass Of nyre
Or Cron
as he could
Vincent = Z
went 20 tho
himself up.
the story (
that II ~eru
Cronk in d
James McC
Bird C;arli1
Attorneys
Dr Cron
Board and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
A Rnfnnr-

One OF the minor hotels in town can no,
hope 10 pick ana choose too rastidiouyiy
as TO its guests because OF the low rate
charged, and so tries to atone for pro,nis
GUILTY. hy doing all possible for the safe
&nMqihE q those who patronize Il, cav
thc Philadelphia Times Thus folk MIA
feol tlmid about their money or iewelry
corridor ana room.
safe in the aRire"
Nol long ago the night clerk was dozins
over his desk about a. NJ. ard WAS suI,
denly startled by deep. prolonged snore
aud auother snort. lie looked ahont MIN
and found midlle-aged stranger rrspsc-
lapie ny appearance, sound asleep on inc
moor behind the door, his clothes aud grin
sack beside him. S''F
'Rerel Wake up What do sou mtsn by
Sleeping hereg' asked the clerk
me aroused eonntryman looked around
MN Tor minute aud then explaiuea.
You see, I'm lust bit afeared OF Ere.
so ] took the Zip on the sign about II
being safe Ia the offiee aud came down
here 10 snooze."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
REv. Or. MILLERs BUSY DAY.

Presided at Communion, Weddings, Bap-
tisms and IN Pulpit on One Sabbath.
New York Herald.
Rev George Miller. pastor of Grace
Methodist Episcopal church Wakefield,
claims the distinction OF being the busiest
Clergyman in :he Bronx. Just now great
many persons are stIll talking of his un.
nspai experience on Sunday last, when he
administered nearly all the sacraments OF
tile church
In the morning he administered commun.
Ion to nifty members OF his flock, after
which he baptized two young women. Az
The conclusion Of the ceremony be admit
tel 70 formal membership IN the church
six converts. At 1 o'clock In the afternoon
DC oticlated nc funeral and az 800 az a
wedding, followed a; o'clock by a seeond
wedding.
IN tue evening he preached long sermen
10 his congregation. fl,is IS said b. be the
greatest record OF aay innis,er for Que day
In upper New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
The Colnnel,a Aduion-

'srus wilson tells good story about
an ex=Kcntucky colonel of the Quality
Folks" sort. whom he once met IA Western
Kansas SAYS the Ozark News. "rhe coloucl
was an enthusiast on the irrigation scheme
that was sweeping over Kansas at that
and so high tempered that few people cared
70 disagree with him. One day us he was
standing In front OF the office, talking
with several friends. Pink Barclay, who
lives over on Snake creek. came along, and
after shaking hands around turned to the
colonel and said. Colonel. I've got forty
that / want to irrigatc aud would ike
70 ssk your advice about IT. Very well.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

FOR SALE BLACKSMITH shop doing good
business, cheap rent. and good place for
man with small capital; reason for
selling same, have other business TO NJ.
tend to; can't attend to both. Address
or call at g. W. Tharps ofAce. Camp
building. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

A big lot of Japsncse Parcbmsn, g.,
tanc'es and blacks, finished stIcE, ~ i
Se'S, fully 900 fans in the LOT, and NJ y.
worth less than ioc, many are r.s ~
grades Placed on sale Monday It. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Ladies' Hats

A very large lot Of Ladies' Roll Bru n
ors, Iurbans ana Walking Hat, +.
draped, good straws, correctly sh,u,3 n
that sold at $50, zach AMI ev.ry or
them. In the effort to clean them b /
place the entire line Of $50 hats eA]
on sale Monday at, choice. =. .SVl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

u BAFE INVESTMENT In sums OF SO and
up; something absolutely new; your money
will commence to earn dividends upon re-
ceipt of same; best OF references through
out the United States; all dividends PAID
weekly and money 20 your credit con be
withdrawn a. any time, Dividends pGlu
last week $3.50 on every 500 invested
with US. Address IL. Brolaskl, cutie aO2
356 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, III, 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Straw Hats

A genuine cleaning up of Mems an! b
Straw Hats. all grades much rtduai
price. On Monday we place on sale u
and 75c goods in mems and boys az
straw hats at, cash. ......kv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10

~ 0t3I uNNkaIf0 TpoTnl turpIshed az ]
sah,' responded the colonel Vhg advice 1
dam the creek. L ala do that saij Pink
aud ent ditch down across the land ma
dam the ditch, snh,' replied the colonel
That's Just what l did do said PINK.
hut the hogs rooted holes In the banks
would doY' snorted the colonel; Il woul,
damn tho hogs sab! l would damn tn,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Boston Globe.

Boston Globe.
How will you have your hair cutr,
queried the laxative barber
or! snapped the disagreeahie patron.
And the barber cut on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Half Hose

Mems Seamless Socks, fancy Stripes i;
colors in dropstitch with silk croch.th, i
plain black and tan socks, all are ryI
Csc goods. al.
They a:e on sale at, pair. 800. lV1 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
Neckties

Black silk Peau de Sole, embroid,.i i
tial or emblem Four.ln.Hands, 5e9e.
goods, on sale Monday at, each. !. jjt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
HOSIERY

Ladies Fast Black HIST.
at just half price. But fittv e. u
the lot. When they are 80. ..'s|
ing will have to stop. Ga. Y
won't last through many days. \
rs dozen Ladies' Black LisIs s,,,,,...
Stainless Hosiery. '4
Is dozen Ladies Fancy Black Il, i
Seamless and Stainless sto,sjns, g
These Stockings hav. been sold ;. j. ,
US at Csc a pair. On MONDAY ~
we place them on sale at, a BAR 121
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-18
Ieleg an|las Castro
III o5
Presos pol fticos puestos
Ell libertad


Pnerto Cabell6; 10 dc D;ciembre
DO 1902 -.L& 4 b. p u.
Ss1or @ .neral Castro.
Caracas.
Geacias por nueatra litertad. Es.
stAmos mn 6rdenes dacidiaAmente
y aAldremosa para GARAGES cuanto
antes. 6us sersilorss y amigos
adietos.
Eduardo C6rssr, Roberto C6rssr.
Puerto CAbello: 10 dc Diciambre
do 1862. -Lk b p nl.
ben1r GsnerAI CAatro.
Caracas.
Doy s ustsi In Reacias por ha-
bernie devuslto II lioert2d, J como
patsiotA pongos s su disposici6n mis-
zsaryicios para defender las inatitu
cionl 3 patriAs cuAndo Asi 10 reqais..
ran las oircuu1tAncias.
Me- retro &mi hcgar Sin mir gnnos
rsnnoEdimientos qae pnedAn aonrC-
jarme.
Soy de ussed Atento .. !.
Eloy 4, Po1anco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-18

lDe nasestTO C0svcep0ns0I.
Diciemb1e IL. LAS obras del fs.
rrocarril qus enlsxarx s YAuco con
Mayaguex, AvAnzan grAdualmente.
Agar dim0s CON yarioa amigos an
Paseo en- II iocomotora, hAsts 81 rio
Loco. -.
Fuslun pssso sgradabls pors La
bsllsxasedsi paisade. e.
Mpnente que SO sstx coloeando
sobrs ests rio. mide so metros, y
estA bien adelAntAdo. Conclnidc; !;
enlsxAr6 el fsrroearril francis CON
10 inca de II Ga&nica Central.
Estos trAba1os avanxsn, dada 10
actividad del contratista Mr.. Adrian
aJuff ant. -
Los cAbAlleros y damas que asis.
tieron 81 pAseo quedaron muy satis,
fechos. de los obsequios do dicho
eontratista y de lcs monentos. 2 e.
dADles que disfrutaron en- tan sim.
pSsica gira cam lsstre.
s>A
La Res oetable Loeis> .Hiios de ID
Lnxse celebYa sstAenoOhea sus elescio.
nea generaaea.
Anochss se disron dos bales dc
conAanxaa ssultAE0namuy concu'
rridoss Gao, enel Clubade Esgrima
y GimnasiA y otrO en- lAeasa del DO.
5pular eAbAllero don AIygsl Cessrf.
Ensambosl rein6 lasm&g carifosa ami.
maci6n.
S'gue On aumanto ID raxa Gamma,
y no vemos que se haga nada para.
evttAr Au crecimiento
A ese psso las pAntorrillss y IL
moral peligran.
La salad del pueblo es 10 primera
Ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-18

AnO KIT Ndm 1866 San Iuan Puerto
Il Gn R4mses July 1900


1nanoap eza sst ID ! eoo0s, conc
/ e.l n lllna i 80 Sd q. - p9OxlE
Mas sssionse - y = sanos 81 sGis'
sse,r ,.s.s.a ! - NJ 8 80 psfa
hc.. ..ss =. s..s.y
.ss.s1.s .asssls - !. ~ - y -1su
49, - w y. y = =, ss sslsn lnosl'
49, ssls.. |. g \, ~ l0 J. u I, sa.1 usE
sos1.s seao ! u 1. nDLa 80 Is3 1le.0l
1oLa us - li i gaAo0.
-, -, ~ psg1.n .Ie slaK Ina PIE eoos sen
sas.l.s non.es % @
8. 6ek0D = no ~ uCe0leta; ~.
~, ~ y. P00s'ss Iii. aeea0-
s.ls sIsnsi0ns q aeno gn,nqae
- - ", 1ns men 9ae polaless su
~ 80 = ssssaszscs oa ae qss sns az !,
loe, a&rupAdoe con nxmsxA On q
~, nn.10 pe,usfte qne no. eoucsas. Y
~ 1o1s 80, pToseesef ans en contra
~ ssA y xe1lnlIa ~ ac.lvam menee g.
nq - eOMo ~ ~ terl1tof10s
anls slslOs = pon & smos qao q ios
- nslHes sls Z 10 1ID1ros odi0e % die.
- 49, -. Ia. 3. euen nsrm0sO sefiA q
s:kgsaCulO q1e esIf fecleran es0s le.
ka9a10xs: puei itorllqaenos!
l-sa ~, q y nan oe nevarse z las ~
- - 80 Ienc0IeI a. predominan
nac,,. ~ -. ascn@, b, g PaItlde Hsnsn de
ncsa.ss su. Ill - paftleniareS eonve.
Alsnt'ia 80 snAn % pieofe eaxi pOf-
4ne ~ oonvsn9es iO1 agrAaos
lntsks1os sde u pasriA q N ~ de
nscs1 20; y % m g g Alt para g.
.uelSSt 1Ae ver9 z .n1eS pAo9a9S, "
SueEo mas que ontfeR 4famos l&0uer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-18
Los SuCeSO
De- eneIueI
Desenbarco de rl1arinos
Los ca1oler0S apfeSadOS
Y hundldOS

8. n. Aver tarde tel< <foEes 81 dss.
ombArque, efectuado j ontre cinCo X
sells de la tArde, de marinos ingle6ea
az los ore cOnatituysn Il tripulAci6n
del eruesro de ests naniona1idAd sRs
/: ibutionS.
Esta faerzal se exten1i6 desde 81
Rssguardo ehssta y pusrts del t.
lamar.
Misntras eato zoe fsstuAbA, 81 ~Rs-
tribution. pc apodarAba De Los bu-
uues de guerra naCionales 4MArgA-
ritxss y, aOssuns. Al primero QUO
hAbia vsniao q puerto 8 spfrir re-
paracionesi 10 quitafpn el larmanen-
to y 10 trasportaron 6 bprdo del cru.
cero inRss6s. Enseguid2 le inutiiixl-
ron II mlquina.
Los alemanes aaAltarron los otros
dos buques de guerra naeiouAlss qne
60 encOntrAbxn On u fadA: el ceres.
poe y 81 .23 de Mayo, ~ <PAn-
.lherp, misntras tant0, leyAba anClAs
y entraba, en- xsfArrAncho Dc combs,
to, en- el puerto interior.
EI 4Csespos y el s28 de MAyo.,
fueron remolsados hacia l. popa del
sVinetta..
Verificados estos Successes, regre-
ssron & bordo lss trop&s inglesAs
qas habiAn desembAreAao. Para
esa horA no hAbiA aesembArcA1o to.
dAvia ningun marin0 alemAn.
Entre 10 do lA noche y de Il ma.
drugAdA - oyeron On eats ciadsA
fort1simAs deten Aci 1nes; y esta ma.
f1suA NO amanecieron On II rada nj
sCrespo, nj 81 s23 do Mayos. Su
p6nese one fueron eehAdos & pique.
Anoeha 90 sfsctuAron aquf muchfa
simas priaionss de adbditos inglesses
ysAlemanes.
La estsci6a del fsrroearril ingl6lI
ha sido embargadA por Ia AutoTidA-
des del puerto. TAnto en- este aitio
como on el Tsiamar. hsy apostAdA
faerxa de policfa.
Ri G. 1bierno ha ncmbrAdo nm j. Is
do EstAei6n para sl fsrrooarril.
I'm II mAArugAaA desembArcAron;
marinOssAlemAnes one fneron & Gaa-
napa, quinta entire In GuairA J Ma
cuto y volvisr0n Acompad tndo Al
consul de A emAnia y % fAmilia, los.
cuRles se dirigieron inmediAtAmente
& bordc; y estA MAN ana 6 las s dee.
on b are6 otro destAcamento II g g;
one, s su vszrecogi6 Alc6nsul brtt6s
nico y 6 sa fAmilia conduCi6ndolOs
& bordo del sRstribuci6ns.
Los mnslles estkn ocupAdose pof
tropas nacionsles, al manao del &c
neral Diss, CON orden, segun 90 dies.
de no psrmitir el dssembarque de-
ningtn extraDjsro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-18
p r O N z @
Yauco y Mayaguez esta-
ran unidos
PoR LINEA FERRRA
I'm paSeo de pfu6ba Sc hizO
con buen resultado
POR LINEA FERREA

De maestro Oosvesponsol.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-18
Departamento de Interior
JuatG Superior de Saasidad
de Puerto Rico
BE- NOTICIA IMTORTANTE

Por Ia presente Sc informa que los
examenes para obtener licencias De
M6dicos, Dentistas, Farmac6uticos,
Comadronas, Enfermeras, Veterina-
rios Practicantes y Plomeros Sc We
rifcaran en- las oflcinas de la Junta
Superior de Sanidad, en- San Juan,
en- las siguientes fechas:
Medicos.-Enero 5, 6, 7 de 1903.
Dentistas.-Enero 8, 9, y 10 de
1908.
Farmaceuticos -Enero IL, IS, y
IA de 1913.
Pfacticantes, Comadronas y En-
fermeras, Is, Is y II de Enero de
1908.
Veterinarios practicantes.-Enero
10, 20 y 81 de ! 03.
{ Para mas informes dirigirse al
Secretario de- La Junta.
r. III Hrendndex
f. Director de Sanidad.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-06

looming up. Everything indicates the
push and energy and determination OF
the management to be ahead of time;
while a vast army of men and teams
are employed in carrying out the land
scape ana grading features of the
grounds.
Some time ago assignment of loca-
tons had been made for the various
nations, states and territories intend
ing to exhibit. A reference to the plat
shows Hawaii's assignment to be in
the extreme southwest corner NO 5e)
with Guam. Porto Rico and TutuiIa
adjacent to the Mexican barracks and
stables. l understand that Mr.. w. c.
Weldon called the attention of Hon.
Isaac S. Taylor, director of works. and
Secretary Chas. M. Reeves, Esq. to the
fact that Hawaii was not acquired by
conquest, and was under full territor-
ial government, and an assignment with
the states and territories would be
granted and a re-assignment will be
made. and everything possible done to
assist Hawaii in her exhibits.
This will be Hawairs opportunity
and should be embraced by her and
everything should be done by her enter
/ prising citizens to show to the world
her position and advantage; and CAPT.
/, talists, producers and educators should
combine and cooperate with the Gov.
eminent, and the coming Legislature
should be liberal in its appropriations
! in this the greatest of Exposition en-.
/ terprises ever undertaken. More anon
Aole pau,
"COSMO"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-06
The Fountain Soda Works,
Sheridan Street.
NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communt-
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign Nora NJ. Underhill, matron OF
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus
trial Home, Young street, between Ar
tesian and McCully streets, mauka
side. Honolulu. 6O5s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-06
IT'S THE TRUTH

Tell a man its a food and
he doesn't want to pay for it.
Tell him it's a medicine and
he says it doesn't look like it.
Then tell him its both a food
and a medicine and he thinks
you're playing some game on
him.
Yet these are the facts about
SCOTS Emulsion of pure cod
liver oil. 1t is the cream of
cod-liver oil, the richest and
most digestible of foods. The
food for weak stomachs. The
food for thin bodies and thin
blood.
But that's only half the
story. SCOTS Emulsion is also
a good medicine. 1t gives new
life and vigor to the whole sys-
tenn and especially to the lungs.
wellsend you a Ettle 20 try i you Ike.
SCOTT & DOWNE 90 Pearl street Nexv Work
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COTTON BROS. & co.

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