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The daily Republican., 1902-12-18

! Mr.. Jarrow said he knew the two
had been living together, but had
not known until that time that the y
were married.
! Another witness along the same
line, who furnished the comedy fea
lures OF the courtroom drama, was
Edward Reynolds, lie worked for
Mr.. Bennett on the latter's place,
at Iarmlngdale, for five years. up
10 a year ago last July. 1t was
with a Icrimsoned face and man.
ner much abashed that be related
occasions whenMr, Beuoett acknowl.
edged Miss Bi.gar as his wife.
lie said he had beard his employ.
er speak OF the actress as Mrs. Ben
nett. On r0Ss-cXamnaton he said
he had previously told no one what
Mr.. Bennett had said. mot even
my wife, " he added
As 70 MS CONDITION.
Only one witness was called by
the defence IN connection with Stan
ton s testimony. Martha +. Dabb.
a llobOken saloon keeper, told OF
Stanton having been intoxicated in
his place at ; O'Clock ir the after
noon OF the day on which it is al
legged that stanton was detected
in connection with tho marriage
certificate oil Alexander G. Young,
IIoUoken lawyer. who has been
prominent 10 the case. 1T had been
test tihel hat StantOn WAS sober at
o'clock in tie aflern oon, and ii
was plain that the object Of the
saloon keepers evidence was to
show that, az one Ct the lawyers
put It, 1T IS far to assume that IS
man is completely fun at s.
O'Clock he WAS fairly full at 1 un
less he has used hydraulic pump.
"lUu wouldn't have sod hun a
drink if be had been intoxicated,
would you!:' asked Mr., Wilson.
"Wclj, you see he had Il good
friend. Mr.. Young. with him so
knew he was all right,' WAS the
reply. at which there was 4 laugh
throughout the court room, as it
was Mr.. Iouns's work that got Stan
ton into his present difficulties.
A. V. d. Watterson, Pittsburg
lawyer and counsel forP J. McNulty, |
of that city, one Of the executors of
the Bennett estate, Mr.. McNuty |
himself and Samuel A. Patterson,
of Asbury Park, told of a visit they
had made to Miss Biggur several
ago to find ont what action
sho purposed taking. At that time
she said She was undecided whether
to accept what was left to her in
the will or to put in Il claim for ser
vices as nurse to Mr.. Bennett, or to
seek to obtain footing as his legal
widow.
Henry Croft and Louis Peters.
OF New York, said that
IN examination of tho alleged mar
'laye certificate disclosed to the m
he fact that the form had not ey en-
after Mr. Bennett and Miss Blggnr
we're alleged to have beeu married
n lloboken by Stanton.
When court adjourned Or. John
[. CoNoly, OF Bayonnc, was on the
taud, He will be cross. s.eXamlued
his morning, as his testimony is Of
;reat Importance. He told ot hay.
ny assisted at the birth of a Oh id
0 Miss Bigsar at Or. llendrick )
last July. going int" the
nnttor in detail, while the actress
uriel her face in a black bOrdered
andkerChlcf. her boly shaking
With sob, az the physician related
ho death of tho baby thirteen days
lter from inability t. retain nour-
shment
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
HORSE KILLED
UNDER BOILER,

A h"He' we,-biug 1000 pounds
te!L on On" fl sti.llth Broth .
hoFs"s t!n~ morning Instantly ! l.
lug the animal
The hoi.r' / AT been noi,ted {. Jm
q ear At iI.'u a~jNIu.h streets to
Ia wagon f.. "I,,A In" horse was at
,nCn"i Iln n,t-- o., iron Was be.
nI- loH''j -""2r',., mu the wagon
when 'nr r..,,a h.!tH1- D, slipped
1T" VIZ. Du' ...' 80, IuI on tbs
n'I.~ "l"r,u,gl> l.,'n lie wagon
"H- -!nrr.'I -.
ihH 'r",'Wl-t.,am,,, valuable
I'' NOual,u Ert.. T. .r.@ sol
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
nrlis MINI Shnnulnr MraIncI

Yesterday and to-day we're de
cIdedly pleasant days, and Christ
mas shoppers were out IN force.
That !he weather wall icmain clear
lor acvera! days is welcome news to
"Scry body. Tho indications arc
that Il the Middle Atlantic States
The winds VA be 'sesh ard UiHk
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Jol,nSon'S BODY sent West.

". II, Robinson to-day shipped
the body Of Ncls Johnson. the
travelling man who dird at the clay .
ton House. Tuesday night. to Grand
Rapids. Michigan. # will be met
by the Elks Of Wisconsin, who will
have charge of tine lmcrai
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
PEACE SOCIETY
On lRBITR
President Roosevelt Is Com
mendel for Declaration in
Opposition to War.

AT the Injecting Of the delaware
Peace Society heId ia Friend :
Sch Ol building laNt uIght 4 ro~oIu.
non was adVptcd commanding
Roosevelt foI hIe declaration that
arbitration IS better thnu war.
The resolution was offered Ivy l..
W Broslu5 and was GuaniluuU,Iv
adopted. 1t tulIow-
Resolved, That we hraltriv com
mend President Roosevelt for his
earnest and patriotic efforts to end
the strike in the lIali runl regions
aud give by fair arbitration. justice
toa.l parties tnthat Un'o'I.uatr aud
disastrous contest
The following nAncd oNc"!, were
elected tor the coming sea-.
rIeslIcnt, George A RuoYds
Wee. president. Solomon l. Ear kcr,
\. K. Tatum and Lewis W Elosi4s
Secretary, DAVID Ferris. TreaSu!-
er. Richard Mars; Executive com.
mttee, Francis r. Rhnads Iohn Il.
Moore, Ben amin t. Smcdcy, An
nlc NJ Taylor, Albert c. Thatchct.
President RhOa.ls announced the
following committee on Iitrratllc
David Ferris David Fox, Albert &.
Thatcher. Levi, W Bruslua Auuu
NJ. Taylor, Solomon + Barker.
Francis T. Rh0uis and lda Evans.
Alfred LoVe. president OF th"
National Peac" Society, sent let
ter in which he explains himself
favorable to Il Department Of Peace
in charge Of II cabinet officer The
sorlety will petition Cungrresn,au
Ban to oppose the militia lin no}y
before Congress and to favor mm.
tEa'lun i'll the Nrn"IU,Iu affair.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
lelliIIIunIuu L .E.I

Letters testam1ntary upon The es.
tate OF Thomas Darlington were
granted by Register OF wis Crossau
to-day, to Mary !, Darlington and
the security Trust aud SAFE Deposit
Company.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
SEVENTH STREET BRIDGE
No Lights There and Mud Several Inches
Deep.

Seventh street from tie railroad to
Seventh street bridge across the
brandy wine creek is almost impass-
able. The mud is SIX inches deep
and when it rans the place is not
only unfit for travel but also unsafe
because of the numerous deep ruls.
TO add to the bad condition OF the
public stree: it is in total darAn S. at
night.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
ROBERTS SUES CITY
lie seems Bound I" Recover rrm Some
body for irlnr Arrested IT,, Gurd,.

body for E"lnG Arrested bS n"rd,.
Attorneys fer The plaintiff in th"
case Of Roberts " =. ", * b. Il.
Il. Company, whirh was uon-suiied
last week, have entered suit against
the city and Special Officer Gorlv
on the strength uf tho decision OF
the Superior Cont in tho railroad
case The court decided that cor =
p"ratlons We're not responsible for
the acts of their agents when those
agents We're special officers comuli,-
sIoned by state or municipal au-
thorlty.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Houses Are I iuuIlrI

Since the Sheiipot caoa1 has been
cut through, Tho houo"S back Of 1t on
luu. tccutA Sllect lave been ioodci
Tbs canal does MT ,eem large
enough to carry of a the wl'C.
from the Shcliy,t clrrM
This state "f nitait> ha- jrruue
very annoying t. Ia" ponlI" i'll tn"
ujghFn'rhood
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Letters Te,iaincn,uI, Granted

Register Of Wills Cross an yester-
day issued letters testamentary upon
the estate Of John TrmD le, late OF
BraudywInc Hundred, to John A.
Irimble.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Shot a Horse.

Dog Catcher Kopf this morning
shot horse belonging to G. Cole
which fell on the street at Eighth
and Walnut streets suffering with
spinal mvnengiti~.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Held All Day services.

The Christian and Missionary Al
lance held an all day meeting in
Alliance Hall. 6lO Adams street.
Mrs. F. II. Senft and Miss Eta
Savage of Philadelphia delivered
addresses aud sang,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
lI,lliiIr II,e nlI.eA

State Councillor J ames ". Robert.
son is paying an official visit 70 Tie
Jr. O. L. A NJ, Lodges Of the State.
he Will viSit Ciayton Lodge on
Mon daY
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Stolen Boat i,-rul cred.

". A. Anderson has recovered a
Oattean that vas stolen several days
ago from John Graham Of 600 TdiGalI
street. The boat was found above
the pHI w0rns on the ChriStisna
TeeM
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Medical society To ,Irrt

The New Castle County Medical
Society will NEE, this evening IN the
rooms OF the Historical Socicty. Tho
public IS invited. Professor Chester
OF Delaware College vii read paper
Oh the sub lect 'Watcr Filtration. =
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
To ~pr al Al I,itIr,N uu,l

This evening An Evening IN Ole
Nrg nny wi! oe given in Kings.
NJ T. Church The Rev Edward ".
Hur@e Of IN ads,rhIa w,. be the
spcakel.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
COAL HAS ARRIVED
rn' It il h'ine Ont, Delivered to Railroad
Wen .i Hi. (ii,

Wen "l hi. t't,.
Six car loads Of hard coal arrived
in this city 10, day for The employees
OF the Pennsylvania EalIroad Com
pany, Tie meu were much pleased
to get Il as they we're afraid lhcl
orders would not be flied The
railroad company pays for he de-
llVcrIng Of the coal TO the city aud
IN, men whose orders are filled have
to pay Cor the delivery Of it to their
homes. Men pay the company for
tne cosI alter they receive their
ehsCkx
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Pastor Asked I.u.l

The Rev. i. C0nnell ID. ID. has
b"2n recalled as pastor OF Eziuu NJ.
+ Church. The invitation IS mark
OF the respect tue people ot tAc
ChnrCh have for DR.. G'CUnncN,
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
oIlntN NJ boot tpuIIuIIi,r

The New Ca>tI" t"uMry CuumllS-
sion met in special session in III.
ntlit" Of Henry g. tourad this morn.
ing. Reports w"r" received from
all those districts winch have been
granted appropriations These re
ports wer" rcNatiN" TO the lnogrr,,
hring made i'll their work al huiId-
iug.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
NON SUIT GRANTED
III" ha'nnge sui, Against HlU'nenjlr,l and
Company Come, to sudden End.

Superior Court yesterday after
Loon non suited the damage suir Of
Eva >|gmauskI Vs. f. BlulneulhaI
q Company, on tn" ground that
the eTlteurr had not shown npgii.
eence Oh tie part of the defendant
conn amy. Andrew +. Huuborn, at.
toEn2N for The plaintiff, refused 10
accept 4 non.aUit. and the jury, un-
der Instructions from tho Court r4-
turned Il verdict il favor Of the.
delcndaut ar. SauhuIn will ap.I
peal tie case to the Supreme Court
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
E,rtr. IT,. ',., i.ll.i;.r.

", u. II"h,"rN aHj Company,
wh" IuH' TIE }N,"' Hdlifiuual stories
on 'h" EIu.t"r5o Hu!I!lng. started
yt >I"rt;N afternoon IT, take down
III" et"lato' >''tu."ilius at the rsar
# the building.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Iut Al i:rl,II,

Accident and Health INSURANCE.
Nandcvcr and Foiiansbec, 4O4 Euuil.
able Building.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
bradford VIII >iay

d. Tay or Bradford, Deputy Rv4.
ister of Wills, will remain temper
arIIy ii that Office under the new
Re. .ist"r. +. T.. Bach MIR. Brad
ford has been attached t" the office
for years and hi, kuowIeigr Of it,
business will be cry valuable t.
the Incoming 0ttie. !.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
Purchased iIotrl Prup,

tn" Pullman Hutrl at EIcyeutn
ana Railroad ayeuue went mlrt
new management yesterday. 1t
was formerly conducted by Mr.
Martin Furry. William { Saith
has takon posoo-Ion HrI. rrrln.
ing th" whOI" nulldrms aud on ,Iuu.
uary wiIloprn up Il first cla>- hotel
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
The New " lI,ipn

chief Warden Mcscrye VII name
+, C. Howard, Of GIL Shipicy street,
as warden at til. Wotkhousc lp sue.
cccl Warden Gray. resigned
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18
roSst,iIl (u,ue. iu lnxu

Dogs owned by } Ferris Bet o,
llo1 West street. Killed large
opossnm in his yard YESTERDAY.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-18

High Art Caleuler free at Heroy's
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1902-10-01
ter serving his term come home and
admit that he failed to do all he could

ter serving his term come home and
admit that he failed to do all he could
on these lines, he would of course be
branded as traitor. This he will not
do if be can avoid it, hence the differ
ence as we see 1t between electing Mr..
Nixon and MIR. Walker is SO great that
no one will hesitate for one moment as
TO which 1t is best to elect, it they will
only take little time to consider
what these two men are pledged to do
if elected. I do not say this with any
intention of casting reflections on the
honesty Of either of the men, for Ger.
talnly think both are perfectly honest.
The only idea 1 would convey would be
that one is under bond to do good
many things while the other can do
just a. he likes, and after he has done
it no one can have any reason to say
that he has violated any of the pledges
on which he was elected. Consider
these matters and take your choice as
to which you want to represent yon in
the halls of the legislature next winter,
whether you want the man that has
made pledge to do certain things or a
man that has made no pledge and can
do jrst as he pleases. One has Eeen
told what was wanted ana the other
has had it all left to his own judgment.
Are you going to hire man to do your
work and then let HIM boss the job?
ITEM OMITTED LAST WEEK.
The prohibition speaking Saturday
night was not what 1t ought TO have
been from the fact that the good breth
rem and sisters who talked prohibition
the most, managed to get up an ice
cream social for the same evening,
and this compelled the speaker to try
to talk to lot Of young people who
wanted to eat ice cream and talk more
than to listen to speech. G. M. Martin
was the only speaker present, and
be made as good a speech from the
prohibition standpoint as we have ever
heard. He took the very proper po-
sitiOn and to q good extent maintained
it, that to correct the evils existing in
our government, 1t was necessary 10
have party that advocates moral prin-
ciple and one that has the courage to
stand for the right, and one thai would
not truckle to the power of money OF
whiskey. He gave the two old parties
some hard hits, and also remembered
professed prOhibitionists who preach
prohibition 365 days in the year and
vote for the other fellow ON the 365th
day Of the year. 1t the people who
advocate prohibition all the year will
stand by the doctrine advocated by the
speaker ON this occasion and vote as
they preach and pray, Mr.. Martin will
be the next county attorney. but as we
have before stated in our correspond
ence, they will not do 1t for the very
simple reason that they haven't got the
courage to vote their convictions
Party is too strong for them. We do
not expect Mr.. Martin or any one on
that ticket will be elected next No
vember but at the same time they are
doing work that will haye tendency
to hold the other fellows in check, and
Will have good effect on the official
acts Of those who are elected.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-29

s8ENORAS ~ A1ROP6LLAD4S POR
.EL TLMULlLv qIzE HUH
(Ror alaseb eb7'e

q
P1nce 8 is !. ID. uocha en el
teatro 4.A PsrIx rep ti6se r come.
din de Eardau Los reyes del tocino,.
Ysatro ileno. III u primer Acto del
palafeo y tornavoces II xkronse w 4
riAs piedYas q escenariox ayendo
una junto & II ne1ors GaI tines c..
.tAdo qua II recogi6 con serenidAd.
En- eI intermecio cer1 kronse -
puertss que comunican con 81 Ctairo
de Ponce. All enpexar q segundo
$50 surgi6 10 aeriD desorden j en-
stre vociferaclones que pusi ron px
nico On u concurrencia, dispAf kron.
% vArios tircs dc IswJsvsr sentro
del taAtro que fnsron atribpfdos 8 Il
policfa municipal. HuhO terrible
consternAci6n. Muehas se1oras eAfAn
atropelladsa por los one ibAn hnyen.
do detrAs. T6mase tener one lAnen.
tar desgracias por 81 estado en- que
4lguns1 ssiioras De hallan. Reira
en- Ponce gran irqnfstud. T6mense
reproduction de des6rdenes 81 die
de lss elecciones. Muchas pere onas
solicitan ss hsga cargo ds l. ronser.
v.ci6n del ordsn j policfA insular.
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pellarme vecinos este pueblo Yo
no debo If si V. FL. no me da ga
rantiaS sufcientes.
DR.. Barre as.
A este telcgrama contest6 ell
Gobernador:
DR.. Barreras-Juncos.
Envie q v. un teleg anna &
las 10 de la manana de hoy supli-
candole asistiera enfermos y heri-
dos = rogandole me contestase. No
me contest6 V. hasta que le tele-
giraffe de nueYo. Su conducts es
indigua de vuestra noble protesl On
y me ha sorprendido mucho. Fan
lido otros medicos.
Hunt.
Aver ademas telegrafo Gober-
nador & Mr. Pierce encargandola
enviara un m4dico 4 San Lorenzo
y obtuvo i. siguiente respueta:
CaguBs %.
Gobernador.
Dr.. yimenez = Cruz sale de
aqui enseguida para San Lorenzo
d prestar sus auxilios ALI.
Pierce.
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AuXiliOS q los heridOS
de San Lorenzo,
RI DR.. BARRERAs DE JUNcOs
TEMIO POR SU VIDA ST HUBIE.
RA SALIDO PARA SAN LOREN

Aver q las 10 d. M, segun
fue pubicado en- nnestra edicion
de aver, dirigi6 Ell senior Goberna-
dor un telegrama d San Lorenzo
con objeto de prestar auxilios 4 los
horidos que en- aquella poblaci6n
estaban sin asitencia facult tiya.
Este telegrama no obtuvo res
puesta y a las 9. p. m. tambien
de aver, insistio Ell gobernador con
analogo telegrama dirigido al cita.
do facultativo.
Este contesto 10 que sigue:
Juncos, 28-5 2 P. M.
Gobernador.
Heridos aver San Lorenzo Gu.
radios segun informe por medico
Caguas, 81 voy q San Loreuzo Pc
ligra mi vida y aunque Sc que
V H. castigara severamente autores,
20 quedaria de todos modos estro-
peado. Esta tarde han queFido afro
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DenunCia
por libelo,

En- virtud de deuuncia hecha
por hbalo, por 81 sen n Pedro Go.
mes, contra 81 sen 1r TED, Director
de sThe Paerto Rico Times,. Esta
maiiana 81 Juez de Pas de San Ffan'
cisco dict6 auto de detenci6n contra
el acusado, hAbi6ndosele exigido
$500 por On fbsrta1 provisional, II
que prestaron los DC d ores L&timer y
Dooiey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-29
lgOT'ICIAS

CONSEJO ALAS MADRES. ~ FL jarabe calmante
de la scora Wnsow debe usarse siempre que los nos
estan elperodo de Ia dentici6n Proporciona avio
Immediate Al pequeho pacente, produce un sEeio ma
mny vvo alegrs rs muy agradabie paladar, calma
a. nno ablanda sus sncias, avia sus dolores hace e.
Es el meior renedo conocido para Ia dianea va pro-
yenga ssa de Ia dentic6n de cuaiguiera ota eauss
T6ngase mucho cuidado pedir cl Jarabo Claimants
dc IA Senora Winsiow'. es el meior de todos.
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VictimA de una sfscci6n al CO.
rsz6n ha fAllecido en- GaayamA don
Luis de Jesus.
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Celina POrrata.

Aver sAli6 para Fajsydo 10 daspues
de pasar bYeyes dial en- San Juan la
bells y espiritual SrtA. Celil = Porrs
to, 8 Bal. In COMO cAriflosamel t In
llaman aus Amigas.
Del las muchas y dn4s deferen
cias de que fac objeto Ce ins, de esta
sociedad que tar to lA al ,t'Dgue, sefia
imposible
Que tenga felix es tA eiA " gra'
tAs inpresiones en- Fajardo 10 gentil
pnnc. d !, dsseamos y que antes de
regresar IL ciudad del Sur, tengA'
mos el gnsto de verla por San Juan.
nDIGANME
Cu2les SON Loo mejores oigarrillos de
Puerto RIoo.
Ia COLLECTIVE"
lOu6les son Lon oigarrillos mas baratos
populares. >,
AVIOLETA"
BIEN DICHO III
TARJETAS de- vista con sobre
y sin ellos, se hacen enssss <Laa CO.
PAaHnp2Au 1ip =
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Ri did en II Ela.


Procest' De irlscripc zones
y del order, pdb blico.
IDiferentes antori ades partlcl-
pan Al GODerlad dor el eStadO de-
las dlStlntas lOcalIdadeS.
El Hon Gobernador, en- el item
po comprendido entire la salida de-
nuestra edicion de aver y Ia de hoy,
ha recibido de la isla los siguien-
tes telegramas:
Guayama %.
Gobernador.
Sc han efectuado inscripciones
Salinas, Arroyo, Guayama con per-.
fectO orden. Estan tomadas todas
medidas inpenir des0rdenes.
LUGO VINA,
Alcalde.
Vieques %.
Inscripciones terminadas hoy
. T. NJ Unica novedad dos indiyi-
duos sacaa' orden jueces inscription
colegios 56. Reina orden perfecto.
BONET,
Alcalde.
Adjuntas %.
Gobernador.
Conducta Jueces elecci6n Repu-
blicanos incalificable. Violada lev.
Escarnecido derecho solo ou6danos
confiar justicia V. H.
JOSE COBIAN RIVERA,
Pdte. Comit6 Federal,
Caguas 28.
Gobernador.
Prevalece perfecto orden aqui.
CHANDLER H. PIERCE.
Lares %.
Gobernador.
Termlnadas inscripciones sin no.
vedad. Orden completo.
PANLAGUA,
..t.s Teniente P. I.
Mayagiiez %.
Gobernador.
Perfecto orden inscricciones.
Justlcia hecha absolutamente.
FAJARDO.
Penuelas 28.
GObernadOr
Excepto insignifcantes dispu-
tas Sc han terminado insc ipciones
satisfactoriamente. Policia cumpli0
su deber. Orden complete.
S. WARZALA.
Cayey %.
Gobernador. .
Terminadas inscripciones con
229 mesas inscripciones sin nove-
dad. Teniente Silen dice orden COM
pleto Cidra.
TIGHTER.
Cayey %.
GObernador.
En- PatiIlas hay orden perfe cto.
Cabo Polic1a Insular herido lleg5 q
Guayama y manifesto que 20 per-
sonas han sido arrestadas, entire
elias el Alcalde y ell Juez Munich
pal Anoche a las 7 todos los fa-
roles de la calle fueron apagsdos Y
los almacenes cerrados. FL Alcalde
que es ell dueno de Ia botica rehu-
SO dar medicinas para los heridos.
NADIA nuevo.
TECHTER.
Salinas 28-Via Ponce.
Acabo de tener noticias de to-
das las demarcaciones habiendo pa
sado Ell dia sin desorden, excepto
barrio Lapa. Despues &c salir de es-
te barrio por la tarde ell Juez Fe-
deral abandono su lugar, nevando-
Sc con el un n1mero de personas
que el manifesto no Sc les permi-
ti6 inscribirse. Reunio como so
personals y las trajo a Salinas os-
tensiblemente con ell objeto de pro-
testar. Esta noticia me fue tele-
foneada a Aguirre y yo mi vez
lie telefonie q el que sacara toda
su gente de la poDlacion teniendo
en- consideration que entraban en-
Salinas ginetes republicanos por to-
das direcciones y suponia cual Sc
ria ell resultado 81 Sc encontraban
Cuando 20 llegue ell Juez Federal
ten1a sus fuerzas fuera de la pobla-
cion, le manifesto que le daba So
lamente 5 minutes para que pusie-
"a en- marcha SUI gente hacia ell
campo, acompanandole como hasta
3 millas de distancia de la pobla-
cion.
| Poblaci6n esta quieta y no an
tlclpo d sordenes. Ell Juez federal
acusara Jueces republicanos mana
ma.
WILCOX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-29


\ Para aiiv-.1r esa irritacfon que
sienten aquellos que padecen alguna
affection bronquial, las Pastillas
! BronquiaIes de Brown, son muy |
i titles. Remedio sin igual para Ia
! tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-29
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AID

Hs faliecido en- MsyaRne In
seiiorita Conception DstlSs, & cAusa
de unAs quemaauras que sufriera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-29
LA UNION

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- la Gale
de San Jose IL, Bajos del Casino
EspAfiol, frente & IL fotogta6a del
senior Colorado, est& introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta CON tres
com petentes operarios.
Precio de cada servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro.
La prensa de Msysgtisx se
queiA del preiio escandaloso & que
80 vende alf el pan.
CERTIFICADOs o BONOS de
d6bitos de Ayuntamientos.
Compra y venta
Conrado Palau
San Juan Pto Rico.
na 30
Sc encuel q er rfermo en- Pom
CO el captain de 10 Policfa Iasu.ar
senior Lopez Dia1,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-29

Sc encuentra en- Maysgtiez ell
senior 'DegetAu, candidate de comi
sionado & Washington por el parti'
do republicAno.
i. OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AID.
MINISTRATIVOS de jose G. del
Vale. Fortaleza II (mirador) GEES
ton On los Centros ohciales y Ayun'
tAmientos. Sc cuenta CON Abogados
del pals y americanos y trAductor.
Tambien se ocupa esta odcina de
eompra y venta de flncas etc.
Mp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-29

A VOTAR, el els SO acerca
pero antes para triul far ca precise
Comprar por $4.50 una CANA CON
colchon de las que vende Gel Oielo,
FortaIexA Is.