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smoking while on the field. Other un-
seemly actions We're INDUCED in by the
visitors President Dreyfuss refunded all
ferred charges against Kelley. for unbe-
coming conduct on the field. Attendance.
1900 Score:
c cirtannag 10 30 Q 90 % 2
Earned runs, Pittsburg 8, Cincinnati 4;
two-base hits, Clarke, Bransf1eld, Sebring.
Phillip Beckleg three aoEe, hits Clarke
double plays, Ritchey to Wagner to Brans-
field, Sebring to Ritchey to Wagner.
steinfeldt to. PETIT; first on balls, off
struck out, by Phillip 5, by Beckley q;
wild pitch. Seymour; time, 1:45; umpire.
O'Day.
End of the Season.
BOSTON. Mass, Oct. 4;-The baseball
season With the National league ended
here today with double-header. in
which New York and Boston broke even.
In the first game Malarkey was sent in
harder, he kept the batting scattered
Long played a magnificent game at short
accepting eleven chances. In the second
game errors by Demont and timely bat
ting gave New York five runs and the
game. Boston managed to score a single
run in the eighth, preventing a Shutout
McGinnity had the best Of the pitching.
First game R. H. e..
N keW York *: - Z Z 9 3 % Z
Earned runs, Boston s. New York i;
stolen bases. McGann, Smith. Dexter.
| Brodie to Dunn; bases on balls, Malar-
| key 2; struck out. by Malarkey 2, by Mat
! thewson z; time 100; umpires. Eason
and Cronin; attendance, 2,173.
~ sssS York ::s
Demont, McGinnity; double plays plays, NC Nc.
| Ginnity to Mccain, Smith to Mccain,
| Brodie to Bowerman; bases ON balls, off
| Willis 1, off McGinnity 2; struck out by
Willis 5, by McGinnity 2; wild pitch, Will
| lis; time, lis; umpires, Eason and Gro
| min.
Short Game, Short Audience.
| ST. LOUIS, No. Oct. 4-St Louis and
Chicago played a seven inning tie game
at League park today. 1t was very cold
and only $50 persons attended Score:
Chicago q g9,,s ;...s 9 / g 9S - 6
Earned runs, st. Louis 1, Chicago 2;
sacrifice hits, king 2, .Menefee, Nichols,
Yerkes, Brashear; double plays, Strang
to Tinker to Chance, Schafey to Strang;
| stolen bases, Chance, Strang, Menefee;
bases on balls. off Yerkes 5, off Morris
sey 4; struck out, by Yerkes 4, by Nor
rfssey 2; left on bases, St Louis s. Chi
cago z; time, 1:2S; umpire, Brown.
Wet at Philadelphia.
At Philadelphia-Brookl Philadelphia
game postponed; wet grounds.
Dofferty Wins at Tennis.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-The final in the COW
cred court lawn tennis championship OF
Europe, resulted in victory for H. L.
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MISS HECKER IT IS
SHE RETAINS HER TITLE AS
WOMAN GOLF CHAMPION OF
THE UNITED STATES
HER SHORT GAME 1T Is
THAT WINS HER THE MATCH

She Can Be Outdriven, but in All 9th
er Points She Proves All but Perfect
On the Other Hand, Miss Wells,
the Champions Opponent, Drives
Some of the Longest Balls Ever Lin
ed Out.
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part Of the work proved great success
The critics do not believe the opera will
have long stage life.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-05

= derpoel, Bowman.F. Be-. ......... Quill
Referee, DIR. w. C. Wurtenburg; touch
downs Chadwick, Farmer 3; goals from
touchdowns, McClintock, Bowman q;
length of halves, 20 and Is minutes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI CREATES A FARCE.
UnseemIy Conduct Followed by Refund
Ina of Money Taken at the Gate.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 4.-Because
Pittsburg wanted to break the record by
winning 10S games, and insisted on play
ing today, although the grounds were
a farce out of the game. Capt. Kelley
came to the bat smoking a cigarette.
smoking while on the field. Other I'M
seemly actions were INDUCED in by the
visitors. President Dreyfuss refunded all
money taken at the gate, and has pre-
ferred charges against Kelley for unbe-
coming conduct on the field. Attendance.
1000. Score:
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= ConnOrS.
Wright aa IT.: 5Bl s3 e,:v vi T .J Reed
King-Lyon. ..............Cu tten
Barnard Coburn. R. 9G.....:.. ..Howes
Knowlton- Mills. 49, R. T.. -. =. Andrews
e. Marshll-Daly 10 ..Allen-Burkholder
Piper tillman. IL. H...s...... ToWne
Tenney Lindsay. R H.......,.. Kendall
raydon- Meier IF. B. ........... Briggs
Ives. ~ a
Umpire ]. w. -Hallowell;. touchdownss,
Piper 2, Lindsay, Meier; goals, Barnard 2,
DAILY; time, two 15-minute halves.
Special to The Globe.
BRAINERD, MINI, Oct. 4.-Brainerd
defeated the Little Falls high school at the
first game of the season here Score, 20
to 0. is 3;
BELoIT, Wis, Oct 4--Beloit college,
5; Chicago Dentals, 0. &c
CHICAGO, Oct university of Chi
cago, 5; Knox college, o..
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Northwestern, 2s;
Lake Forest, 0.
of Michigan, As; Case Scientific school, g.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, Oct. 4.-Drake uni
versity, of Des Moines, II; Iowa college,
Of Grinnell, 0.
BOULDER, Col, Oct. university of
Nebraska, 10; University of Colorado, 0.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Oct. 4.-witten-
burg Is. Ohio Normal University 0.
CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. Carlisle In
dams Dickinson football declared off; rain.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 4.-Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania II, State College 0.
ITHACA, N. Y. Oct. 4-corneu As.
Union College 0.
WEST POINT. N. Y. Oct. 4.-west
Point 5, Tufts College Q.
c NEW T. B 3 ;s1,z1Ss N. J.. Oct. a
CHAMPAGNE, ILL.,. Oct. 4.-Illinois SO,
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 4.1University of
Wisconsin "a, Hyde Park s!
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct 4.-L9mbard Col
legt Of Galesburg, Ill, Q, Washington Uni
SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Oct, 4.-,Morning
Side College %, Yankton College 0.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct 4-Georgetown
defeated the Naval Academy football team
on the local gridiron today, 4, to 0. The
Washingtonia1fs made their two scores on
safeties, both Of which resulted from care
| less playing.
| MORRIS, Mimi, OctA 4-The Morris
| high school defeated the White Earth
Indians, from the government school,
| of the season. Score, II to o.
HASTINGS. Mimi. Oct. 4.-The Hast
! ings high school defeated Red Wing high
| school by the score of Is to o.
| Special to The Globe.
| 7WINONA, Mimi, Oct. 4.-The Vino
na-La Crosse high school football game
| here today resulted in favor of Winona,
| by score of to 0. Winona outplayed
| her opponents at every stage, and Wi
mona was the bright star for the locals,
| making number of long runs. Winona
| came out of the game SIS fresh as when
| they started, while La Crosse was badly
| used up.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-E. ]. Buehan. Of
| Racine. today won the Midlothian cup.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 4.-Harvard
defeated Bates today, 23 to 0, in a game
which on the whole showed considerable
improvement in the work of the Crimson
eleven. Four touchdoWnS We're made in
two fifteen minute halves, and from three
of them goals were kicked. Harvard play
ed twenty-thr men during the game, a
single Crimson man played through the
entire game.
The line up:
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LONDON, Oct. 4.-The final in the COW
cred court lawn tennis championship Of
Europe. resulted in victory for II. L.
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Doherty Wins at Tennis.

At ladelphia-Brooklyn- Philadelphi
game postponed; wet grounds.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-18
LOCAL. NEWS.
This was an ideal winter day.

This was an ideal winter day.
D. M. Connolly, of Bradford. Pa,
was In the city today.
Games of all kinds tor Xmas at
McCoy's Book Store. II st
For Rent-Five room house.
Mrs. H. r. Williamson. 1S3
R. W. Carpenter was Friendly
business caller today.
Wanted-First class coat maker.
Apply at Review Office. 174t
Mrs. James Beaver spent the
day with friends at Matamoras.
Mrs. R. D. Roberts, of Reader,
| is the guest of friends In the city.
Samuel Fuller left the city this
morning for the Wellsburg oil field.
See the new styles Kerr IS max
Ing. All photographs finished on
time. IS ot
IN Gold went to Big Knot
Run this morning to look after his
oil interests.
Fine line of medalions for rs
&C Its at McCoy's Book Store Ask
to see them. st
x B. Ringler, the genial mana
ger of the White Hall cafe, went to
Wheeling this morning on bust.
ness.
John Sterling, Of Pittsburg, was
In the city today. He IS the gen
eral superintendent of the Oxford
Oh company.
Finest line of pictures ever offered
for sale In the city at McCoy's Book
and Art Store. II st
Charles A. Butler, a prominent
business man of Salem, attended
the Charity ball given In the City
Hall last evening.
If you have a Sweet tooth" get
1t filled at Frantz and Hissams.'
49,
Hon. William Morris passed
through the city this morning on
his way home at Alma from a busi.
ness trip to Pit,sburg.
The ladies of St. Paul's church
will hold their market On Saturday
afternoon. Bread, cakes, etc, all
home made II st
William Terry, proprietor OF the
Charles street queens ware store,
went 20 Wheeling this morning on
short business trip
We went al over town looking
for the best place to buy Xmas
candies and found nothing as good
as Frantz ard Hissams.' r64s
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Saves Two From Death,

''Our little daughter had an al
most fatal attack of whoopine
cough and bronchitis" writes Mrs
w. K. Haviland, OF Armonk, N
Y, bat when all other remedies
failed, we saved her life with DR.
Kings New Discovery. Our niece
who had consumption In an ad'
vanced stage, also used this wonder
full medicine and today she is per
fectly WELL" Desperate throat and
lung troubles yield 10 DR. Kings
New Discovery as to no other med
icine on earth, Infallible for colds
and coughs. soc and 81 bottles
guaranteed by D. A. Henderson,.
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The Christian.

This great plsy,"'The Christian"
Hall Gaines masterpiece will be
given at the Auditorium on Friday
with all the scenic embellishments
and detail which has characterized
the production heretofore, together
with splendid cast. especially
chaser for their respective roles.
This is the fifth season of the play
and the public seem to look for
war; with urabated interest to the
annual engagement, which bids
far 10 fully equal the business OF
the previous seasons here as else
where.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-18
An Optimistic View.

The invalid looked out OF the
window just as a hearse went by
and he smiled happily.
"D'ye mind Biddy," he said, "it's
worth the dying to have a ride In a
thing like that, with the feathers on
top an a man with bug on his
hat, an you bein' greater an more
NECESSARY than the marshal " ST.
Pathrick's day parade. There's
wanst In ye're life ye're the whole
thing, an that's when ye're dead"
Chicago Post.
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Brain-FOOd Nonsense.

Another ridiculous TODD fad has
been branded by the most compe'
tent authorities. They have dis
PEELED the silly notion that one
kind of food Is needed for brain
another for muscles, and still an
other for bones. A correct diet
will not only nourish particular
part of the body, but 1t will sustain
every other part. Yet, however
good your food may be, Its nutri-
ment Is destroyed by indigesti'n OF
dyspepsia. You must prepare fol-
their appearance or prevent thei'
coming by taking regular osss
Green's August Flower, the favtl
lite medicine of the healthy millic
A few doses aids digestit n, stinu
lates the liver to heslth' a:tior
purifes the blood an max ; "cu
feel buoyant and vigorous YOU
can get DR.. Green's reli9ri III
dies al D. A. HenGershot'
Get Green's Special AlmaEt
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COluH nerI AWas,

Ii you use Krause's Cold Cure.
Prepared in convenient ca rsule
form they are easy TO take and Il
feet a speedy cure OF the most OBJ
s!ipale cases. Pfice 25c. Sold by
G ~. Grier.
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It's awful hard for a man to keep
his seat In a street car when women
are standing VIXEN he has news
paper to read without knowing
what he Is reading.
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Bibles, testaments, red letter
testaments and prayer BOOKS anG
hymnals, all kinds, all styles and
makes, at McCoy's Book Store.
II St.
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Cdmara de Delegates.
Session del II de EnerO de 1909.

'O~OV>HO
PREsIDENTE, sENOR ROssY.
Ea Ia ciudad de San Juan de
Puerto Rico las $50 a. m. del dia
II de Enero de 1902, reunidos en- ell
salon de sesiohes los Sres. Dalega-
dos y pssada lista por ell Sr Secre-
tsrio, Sc hallaron presentes los Sres.
Arroyo, Aponte, Blondet, Besosa,
Carri6n, Colon, Coll y Toste, Corn
well, Domeuech, Egozcue, Fajardo,
Lugo Vif1a, Mendez Martinez, PARA,
Qaif1ones, Rodriguez, SerrAno, Sein,
Santoni Sanchez Morales, Todd,
Tous Soto, We've Santiago, Vivoni,
We've Jose y Zeno Gambia.
La Presidencia declare alberta
Ia session y lefda pur ell Secretario Ell
acta anterior fu6 aprobada y firma-
da.
Sc anunciaron los asuntos, se
gun Ia orden del d1a, en- Ia forma ST.
guiente:
Una instancia de J. M. Amadeo,
vecino de Toa Alta, solicitando que
sea obligatoris Ia vacuna Pasteur en-
Ell ganado, creandose una contribu-
ci6n para atender los gastos que
ocssione. Sc acord6 pasarla q 10
Comisi6n de Sanidad.
Otra instancia del mismo sefor
Amadeo, pidiendo que Sc distribuyau
fuerzas de la Policfa Insular en- los
barrios rurales, como garantfa de las
propiedades. Sc acord6 p&sarla
Ia Comisi6n de Policfa.
Un telegramS del Alcalde de
Yauco, establece aclar&ci6n & Ia so
licitud hscha acerca de la Estaci6n
Naval en- Gusyanilla y manifesto
que esR petici6n Sc eEtienda siempre
que ell puerto que Sc designe no sea
el de Guanica.
Otro telegra ma del Alcalde de
Sabana G r ande apoyando la idea de
que la Estaci6n Naval Sc estaDlezca
en- Gasyanilla
La comision de presupuesto de
gastos preseuta an dict&men escrito
acerca del G. B No. l para snplir
deficiencies sde' las partidas para
los sueldos de empleados tompore-
J ros del Cehsejo. Executive.
La C&mara des;gna la Sc sion del
Luues 13 pr6ximo para su discussion.
Tambien Ia comisi6n de Eecciones
presenta su dictAmen que fu@ leido
&C area del Fl. B. 10 establ bleciendo re-
quisitos adicionales para ser slsgido
como D 9legado Il Camara Sc
designo la session del Martes II del
corrie ate para su discussion.
Sc leyeron por su titulos los ST.
guientes nuevos proyectos de Ley
q. B. % del sef1or Fajsrdo declaran-
do compatible ell ejercicio de Ia Abo-
gacfa con el cargo de ,Juez Munici'
pal.
Fl. B. 81 del seHlor Zsno Gambia
derogando la orden General No. 200
de 13 de Dic:embre serie de 1899 re
ferente q matanza de ganado ham
bra.
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En- Ia Federation Libre

Manana domingo & las de Ia
tarde celebrara junta general Ia
Union de Tipog esfos de San Juan
en- Ia Federation Libr,e Cruz 49,
81 domingo IL Ia de Ia tards
levara & efecto un meeting general
IL Union de Carpintero en- Ia Fede'
raci6n Libre. En- dicha reunion con
cluye Ia prorroga concedida los
carpinteros para poder ipgresar en-
Ia union sin pagar Ia Quota de 8 5, 90
sefalada por Ia Hermandad de Eba
nistas de America. Todos los obre'
ros y appendices de 81 hasta &C amos
tienen derecho q ingresar con solo
pagsr rs cts.
EL domingo 19 llevAra & efecto
la Federation Libre una function
teatral. El resultado de la entrada
Sc dsdicara a los fondos de csmpa'
ia economics.
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Fl. B 35, del Senior Domenech
para fijar Ia fecha de la seci6n ordi
maria de la Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico.
Fl. B 96, del Sr, Rodriguez mo
dificando ell pArrafo ssxto de la or.
den general No. 78 del 10 de Abril
de 1900.
Sometidos la, consideration de
la Camara los proyectos de Ley Gu
yos tftulos fueron lefdos en- Ia session
anterior y SO obtuvo sel siguiente re.
sultado: FL Ell. B 80 del Sr. Ca
rri6n sobre cordonaci6n de contribn-
clones que SO adeudan al Tesoro tn
sular hasta ell aho 1901. A propues-
ia del Sr Todd secundado por Men
dez, Sc tom6 en- consideration por
lecturs del tftulo y paso imprenta
y comisi6n de Leyes y arbitrios,
Ell H. B 81 del Sr. Egozcue So
bre Ia reglamentac!6n de Ia practica
de medicina y ciruifa veterinaria n
Puerto Rico, Sc acordo tomarlo en-
consideration por lectura de su t1tu
10 y pas6 Ia comision de Sanidad.
Ell FL. B 80, de Egozcue sobre
creaci6n de Comisionado del trabajo
fu6 tornado en- consideration con So
10 lectura de su tftulo y pas6 q Ia CO.
mission de trabaio.
Sc lego un mensaje del Gobarna
dor de Puerto Rico ,felicitAndo q las
Camaras spor su constitution en- Ell
segundo periodo Legislative " pro-
testandole su mas alto aprecia y con
sideraci6n. La .C&mara acord6 CO.
municar al Goberuador las mas cum.
plidRs gracias por su.expresivo Men
sale.
Fue leida otra communication del
Attorney General remitiendo las
Camara las reglas para Ia aplica
ci6n de procedimientos en- los jul
clos por jurAdos, pubic 4d As por d.
cho departamento,
Sc constituy6 Ia CAmara en- Co.
mission total para discutir Ell @. B
N6mero 2 con Ell informe emitido
por Ia Comision de terrencs Y pro-
piedsdes ocu pandos Ia Presidencia
Ell s9f1or Tous Y Soto. Sc di6 lectu
"a dicho G. B. & informe escrito de
la Comisi6n pernanente y ell Sr.
Egozcus secundado por ell sef1or Fa'
jardo propuso que Ia comision acep'
te las emiendas contenidas en- Ell in
forme.
Renaud6 Ia CAmara su session
volviendo q 10 Pfesidencia el Sr
Rossyy fac recomendado q Ia ca ma
ra que apruebe el G. B. No 2 CON
las emiendas contenidas en- el iforme
de la Comision;y sometido q vota'
cion quedo aprobado en- segunda
lecturG en- la forma propuesta por
Ia Comision permanente pasando 6
10 c2misi0n de Leyes c,piad s, CON
Ia mayor urgencia.
Sc declare L. Camsra en- receso
mientras Ia comisi6n de Leyes CO.
piadas y registradas cumple Ell en-
cargo que ACADIA de onferfrsele.
Re 1audsda Ia session la comi'
sion de Leyes copiadas devnelve
con una comunic aci6n, el G B. 2 ma
nifestando hallarse registradJ en- los
tftulos correspondence. -
So di6 lectura nuevamente 6 Ia
G. r. Ne 2y sometida 6 votaci6n q
qued6 aprobada en- tercera lectura
y SO acord6 pasarla al Conssio Eie'
cutivo.
La Presidencia conunica q la
Cimara que ha desigoado para Ia
Comisi6n conjunta que ha de infor'
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Julian MatienZO

Esta casa cuenta con un compile
to surtido para instalaciones de ino.
doros, bAf1os duchas, fregaderos etc,
Ademas de ofrecsr q los propie-
tar'os q mas baio precio que ningul
ma otra casa, garautiza no solo e.
material sino el proyecto instala-
ci6n completa segun 10 exige 10 jun.
ia Superior de Sanidad por contar
con personal competente para el Ca
so, ademas esta casa facilitar& 10 for
ma del pago q aquellos propietarios
que en- Ell momento de hacer la ms
Lalaci6n no cuenten con toda la can
tidad que dicha installation importe.
G3O Il
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Red "D"Line Steamers

Feeight on cigars and Tobacco
transported by the stesmera of .this
Line from San Juan to New York
must, in future, be prepaid at this
port and such cargo must be left ia
the Customs House Shed, whore the
ueces sary room will be provided, by
4 ?. NJ. the day before the sailing of
the ships in order that it may be
measured and the amount of freight
adjusted.
This cargo will remain in the
mentioned shed for the shipper
account and riskand the shipper
must put it alongside the vesed, as
heretofore.
San Juan P. R January 10th, 1902,
VILLAR & Ca.
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tratamiento de que debs ser objeto
redacta ell doctor su recetR robre e
papel pelicular y la coloca en- debi' I
da forma bsj Ell ala de una de dichas
aves. &tquien da libertsd en- ell acto.
=. Como las palomas tienes su Pa
lomar instalado precisamente en- una
farmacia cuyo duef1o es asociado del
medico; indtil es decir que Ia receta
tarda bien POGO en- llegar q su desti'
no.
Sc confecciona Ell medicamento
y un ciclista Sc encarga de llevarlo
al domicilio del enfermo.
Este, len consscuencia resulta
asistido sin Ia menor perdida de item
po; ell medlco tampoco pierde el su E
20, o,y....etutti contenti ,
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L1nea ID" ROja

Los 1etes correspondence &
Tabaco elaborado y en- rama, que en-
10 .sucesivo conduzcan los barcos de
esta l1ues, desde este puerto al de
New York, serAu psgaderos squf,
debiendo dicna carga quedar en- ell
tinglado del muelle. donde SO provee
ra el sitio necesario, desde las 4 de
Ia tarde del dia anterior al de Ia sa-
Ida, para ser cubicada y ajustAr ell
dete.
Quedara en- ell tingl ado por cuen
ts y rieFgo de los embarcadores,
quienes han de ponerla al costado
del barco, como hAsta Ia fechs.
San Juan PR. Eaero 10 de 1902
VILLAR & Ca,
4
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Un M6diCo
de enueVOostilO

La sNatures nos da q conocer Is
existencia en- Boston de an doctor
en- Medioina origlnalisimo, como no
pod1a menos de serlo, siendo nortea
mericano.
Este m6dico, cusudo va & hAcer
la vista cotidiana sus enfermos, va
indefectiblemente acompaf1ado de un
enorme cesto lleno de palomas me n
ssjeras.
Despu5s de estudiar detenida'
mente Ia enfermedad del cliente y Ell
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AlmOrZarOn
con ell GObernadOr,

Segdn habfamcs anunciado, hoy
han almorza1o en- ell paIacio de San
ia Catalina, por invitacion del sef1or
Gobernador, los Oelegados seno'
res Rosy, Zsno Gaudfa, Aponte,
Carri6n, Coll y Toste, Egozcue. Lu'
go Vifas PARA Cape, Quifloues,
Sanchez Morales, Sein, We've, Todd.
Serrano y Vivoni.
Durante Ell almuerzo reiuo 10
mayor cordialidad. siendo esplendi-
damente obsequiados los invitados.
El sefIor Gobernador es IN ca
ballero de alta culturs, que sabe con
quistarss las simpatfas de TODD el
que le trAta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-11

mar acerca de los C6digos & los sres
Toue, Corwnell y Ell Presidente.
A Propuesta del sefior Tous Sc
cundado por Cornwell SO suspende
la session para continuarla Ia una
p. m. del Lunes proximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-11

Hace varios dias que ha comen-
zado la mndanza, pero hasta Ia pro
xima .semana no estAr& terminals.
A pessr de las grandes dificul-
tades que hay que veneer nc Sc sus-
pendera ning1u n6mero del peri6di-
co, nj se editara en- otra imprenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-11
La mayoria
casii absolute "a cediendo.
OF mpRpATA pJpR
sE TRABAJA BIEN.
Sc dofenden grandes intereses.

New York Enero II 80 P NJ.
La inmensa mayorfa con que
contaban los -contrarios al comercio
Hbre con Cuba va decreciendo, i'm
portantes personalidades que antes
estaban en- la oposici6n han cam
biado de prop 5sito, y muchas Sc
muestran indiferentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-11
NOTlCIAS POR CABLE
SERVICIo DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK
Merced a la Viuda
de Mr.. Mac-kinley.
Sc IA DEORRTADo.
Sc aprobo sin discussion alguna

New York Enero IL l-30 P. M,
El Congreso americana ha con-
cedido por unanimidad a la viuda
NJ. Kinley que toda su correspon-
denciaa pueda circular por correo
sin que tenga que pagar franqueo.
Esta es una merced que Sc
cencede pocas Veces.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-11

En- la noche del del actual, fu6
asaltada la casaTdel apreciable c Q
merciante Don Miguel Coll Mayol,
por una parrand& Scompuests de la
buena sociedad, bailandoss .hssta
cerca de las cuatro de la maf1ana del
seis. Les duenosdesla casa, obsequia
ron muy bien los concurrentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-11
La reciprocidad
entire Cuba y el Norte
PAREoR QUE Sc BEALIzA.
IVA tomando buen aspeeto.

New York Enero IL 1-30 P. Nj.
Segun Sc susurra por los CEN
tros oticiales de Washington, Sc va
presentando de buen cariz la cues
ton de reciprocidad en- los produc-
tos entire Cuba y los Estados Uni
dos. ..a.. ..-.