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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Tuesday, September 8, 1902,

between ~ clock, M, and 3 o'clock,
p. m, on that day and between the
same hours on each succeeding day
until all said property is disposed
Of and in the order named in the list
below the several tracts OF land
or parcels Of property hereinafter
named to the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy the taxes, interest
and costs now accrued or hereafter
20 accrue, due on said property to
the Stateof Maryland and ST. Mary s
County for the year 1901, which said
taxes are now in default.
The references made to "Liber"
and Folio" are TO the Land Rec
ords of st. Mary's county, Mary
land
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Monday, September 8,
Thursday, September IL.

An official investigation is now be
ing made to ascertain whether the
railroads that are concerned in the
coal strike are not guilty OF conspir-
acy as defined by the Sherman Act.
If there is any danger of prosecution
along that line, the long trains oil
coal cars that have been still so long
will soon be found rapidly vending
their way TO the markets That is
the sortof pressure to take the brakes
off. Cecil Democrat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28

Secretary Shaw, in bis latest cam
paign speech says "THc irohchrc
7driB is hc parcnt n conitio,w hai
make II proftobLe Jor capilai Ia co0,-
Linc " Yet in the very next breath
he declares that he will not admit
that the tariff is the mothcrof trusts.
If the Secretary will tell the people
what more than hair splitting dif-
ference there is, he will solve the
problem Of what The difference is
betwiXt tweedle. dunn aud tweedle-
dee Mr.. Shaw cannot be the man
with the intelligence the people give
him the credit of having, without
knowing that these two statements
imply the same thing and that it is
buta mincing Of words aud splitting
of hairs TO deny the fact. The trusts
are with us. They have grown up
and waxed strong under Republican
rule If the Republicans claim cred
il for the conditions which prevail
now, they must also take the credit
for the trusts The people are in no
frame of mind to be dallied with in
this campaign. They know the Re
publican leaders Of the West have
acknowledged when there was no
campaign on hand that the tariff on
manufactured products which are
subjects of export is uncalled for,
and that it enables those who con
troll the market on those articles to
fix exhorbitant prices on the Amer
lean people. When Mr. Babcock
tells them what these tariff duties
have done for the country they will
answer him in his own words, How
can such policy be defended p
They know too that the Republican
leaders in Congress do not believe
in revision and that the bills that
have been offered with revision in
view have, without u single except
ion been strangled to death on the
spot without ever being given an
opportunity to come before the House
or Senate, They have daily peck
et-book demonstration of the fact
that protected articles come high
er now than they did in 1897, and
that nearly every trust-controled
article in the category costs more
now than they did five years ago.
And they know that the Republican
Campaign Textbook defends the
trusts. The American people are
as intelligent a class of people as
there is in the wide world, and they
will not be slow to see that the Re-
publican party is but dallying with
them when it goes to splitting hairs
over whether the protective tariff is
the mother of trusts or whether it
is the parentof conditions that leads
capital to combine, &
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Tx Sale
OF Property in st.
Mary's County.

PY VIRTUE Of authority vested in
- me as County Treasurer for St.
Mary's County by an Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland,
viii offer AT public sale, before the
door Of the Court House, in Leon
ardtowu, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Orphans Court OF 81 Mays county,
fs.Nsf 4 aRs

Orphans Court OF Sc Aary's county,
july =, lgH.
Ordered 10y the Court that A. johnson Ma
Eer. administrator Of Charles Hanson hagee
OF hcuee, late Of ~. Mary's county, Mary land,
deceased, give tho notice required BY law TO
the dcceaseus oreditors 10 exhibit their claims
aud that the same be published once a week
tor SIX successive weeks 10 the st. Mary's BEA-
UUN.
Test: PHILIP T. BuCKLER
Register Of Wills Tor Sc Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans Court OF IT. Mary . county, Mary land.
letters Oi administration on the personal ea-
tAte % Charles Hanson Angec, or AcDcc, late
81 sHid county, dCccasod. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby no.
tihed " exhibit the same. with the proper
vouchers attached thereto 10 the subscriber
otl or before the i7th day January, lpD, they
viii otherwise oy law ~ excluded from the
bonahts OF said estate. All persons indebted
70 the deceased are requested 10 mAks imme.
date payment 90 the subscriber,
A. JOHN~ON MAGEE
july h~0wl Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Sixth District.

Blanche Buid House and Lot Li.
Der r. r., No. o, Folio i57 Taxes,
interest and cost, 81 l3.
Tbeophilus Bowlcs. House and Lot.
Litter ] J q No 5. Folio i0a Taxes,
istcrest and cost, a. 10.
Alice +. Hooper House aud Lot.
Llbcr ] g.. No !, Folio g. Taxes,
interest and cost 81 -.
Margaret y Long. Part Della
Brooke Manor 40 acres. Liber Fo-
Iio Taxes. interest aud cost. a. Is.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
The Md. Agricultural College,
COLLEGE PARK, MD.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Maryland sschool of Technology -Four cours-
es OF instruction
AGRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL,
SCIENTIFIC, CLASSICAL.
Zach Department supplied with the most
modern and approved apparatus. Practical
atas qualified to enter at once unon life's work.
Boerding Department supplied with all mod
ern improvements; bath rooms, closets, steam
heat and gas.
Tuition, Books, Heat Light, Washing, Board
and Medical Attendance, iel54 0Ol one hundred
and ffty-four dollars for scholastic year. Cat
alogue giving fun particulars sent on applica-
tion Daily visit by physician to College.
Attention is called to the Short Course Of Ten
Weeks In Agriculture Particulars sent on APP
piicatinn. TERM COMMENCES SEPTEMBER
18th. Early application necessary for admit
lance. X. w. SYLVESTER,
July 2t-2mt President. NJ "A g.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
FIRST GRIcT.

Gabriel Benuetts n .fs.-one House
and Lot. Liber J A. O., No. 8, Folio
436. Taxes, interest and costs, 81 10.
Henry Biscoe One House and Lot.
Liber J. j. O No. 4, Folio 252 Taxes,
interest and cost, 81 10.
Mary r. Butler. "a acres of land and
improvements, Libcr j. ]. g., No. 3,
Folio 900. Taxes, interest aud cost, a. 03
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Charlotte Hall School,
1774-I0O2.
Charlotte Hall, st. Mary's Co., Md.

The only high grade Academy for boys and
young men in Southern Maryland.
Non-sectaran, military discipline, sound
curriculum, thorough instruction.
Buildings In course of complete renovation
this summer, with instalment Of steam-heat
and water-works.
Board. wash and tuition only $l60 year.
One scholarship to 50. Mary's county is still
vacant, Next session begins septembers, 1907
GEO. NJ. THOMAS, a. M,
Principal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Third District.

Thomas u Langley Part Red Gate
10 Acres aud improvements Liber -
Folio Taxes, interest and cost, 81 50
Daniel Moore. Part Scotland" IL
Acres and Improvements, Libcr Fo-
lio Taxes, interest and cost, $i2 CO..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Eighth District.

Frank Butler Forest l.and from "
+ Ford, known As Pine Hill' ~ Acres.
i.ihcr J = = NJ ~, Folio, BIS Taxes,
interest and cost, g. O.
Charles Holloy One House and Lot.
Liber Folio Taxes, interest aud
coat, 81 -
Joseph smith Land from Il. A.
5rown Acres aud improvements
.iaer ] r = No i3. FoItu5iI. Taxes,
,uter,ssf and r8at al A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Notice to Creditors.

JAMES No. q. TRIPPE, joins l.. SANFORD.
Attornsys-at-L Law. Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Seventh District.

oCNGTIlII DT9IIICI.
Josephine Carer House aud Lot.
Libcr j, r.. + No. g. Folio 20 TAacs,
interest and cost, o. 10.
Dallas Knowlton Lot No. :. on Blak
istones Island Libcf + r., No ~,
Folio 223 Taxes, Interest and cost,
81 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
UNION TRUST
~ ~ - a AIM OF
I~OUmF AMV MARYLAND.
CHARLES AND FAYETTE SITS.

CAPITA 81 ,00O
Surplus Undivided Profits. 354 492 81
Tanc General Banking and Trust Business
Depository
tori md a
Burglar Proof Vaults Boxes 100 to $4,000
addition
Savings Department Savings Accounts
furnished with
bank which Trust Company
GEORGE BLACKSTONE, President
MILES WHITE JR., Vice-President.
CHARLES T. CRANE, End Vice-President
RICHARD B. SELLMAN, Sec and Treasurer.
Executive Committee:
Charles 4. Crane, Nelson Perrin
Wesley NJ. 0ler Seymour Madebaum
Il. b. Hunting, :. Ernest j. Knabe Jr
MILES WHITE, LJK., CHAIRMAN.
July O. 1901-tfo
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28

Now Mr.. Roosevelt is on a tour Of
the country He win not. II is
stated take mp partizan questions
which would be unbecoming in the
President of all the people. Under
this specious plea he will avoid the
trust and tariff questions, at least
so his friends hope. On the other
hand, he has already given a fore
cast Of his addresses to the people
Judging by his New Haven effort
his line of argument is to consist OF
Il laudation of the army and the
Philippine policy. When he gets
out west it is more than likely that
he will become impressed by the
prevalent demand Of the people for
tariff revision and again indulge in
statements calculated, he will be
lieve, to make votes but which will
offend the capitalists who rely on
the Republican party to protect
them in their monopolizing Of
every resource in the country
worth the effort. That such a sit
uation exists cannot be denied.
Secretary Wilson who returned re-
Gently from the west, has made pub
lic'a statement in which he says
that the Iowa Republican platform
means that the people expect the
Republican party to revise those
tariff schedules which protect the
trusts. To sum up, Mr.. Roosevelt
is trying IN .,eifla two ha,eae NTH 4ha
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Primary Meetings.

The Democratic voters Of st. Ma
rvs county are hereby notified to
assemble in primary meeting in the
several districts, at the usual places
for holding elections, on
Saturday, September q,
for the purpose of choosing ten del
egates from each district to assemble
in County Convention in Leonard
town, on
Monday, September y,
which convention shall select three
delegates to represent st. Mary S
County in the Congressional Con.
vention to be held at Cross Street
Hall, Baltimore, on
Thursday, September IL.
Polls will open at 3 o'clock, p. NJ
BY order,
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
for ST. Mary S County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Ninth District.

Joseph Z. Hobbs Heirs Tract 81
land. ~ Acres Tract Marsh Land
- Acres Iiber Folio Taxes,
lntcrest aud cost, g. so
j. MARSHALL DENT,
county Treasurer Tor Sc Mary county Ma
Fyland. tsH
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Fifth District.

Ann Thomas Part "PArnassus aud
PUNK Neck. Acres aud Improvements.
Libcr J q No. !, Folio 2Os Taxes,
interest and cost, ~ 10.
William Brown Green Mount" %
Acres and Improvements Libcr J +.
r., No -, Folio 800 Taxes, interest
and cost o. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-28
Fourth District.

Martha h stewart Part Cob Hall, /"
j2l Acres and improvements. LIbcr No.
Folio Taxes, interest aud cost, 81 ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-07
InYentO maraYillOSO.
Un dentiSta deSCubre
la vision pOr tel6fonO.
Sc pueden Ger todes los o6ietos d Jargas
dist0qciQS

Tn telegrama de PARIS al Jour.
nal de New York, dice 10 siguiente:
Sci Doctor en- eirujfssd dental Mr.
Sylvestre, asegura haber descubier'
to Ia vision por telefono, y sobre ese
admirable descubrimiento dice 10
que sigue: H..
<No hay raz6n para dudar de
que en- cusnto sc establezcau cables
telef6nicos entire Paris y New York,
no pc damos yer nuestr1s amigos tam
bien como le veo ustad. Va he Wis
to Ia oficina central Telef6nica de
Marsella desde esta misma hAbita
ci6n por medic de mi aparato y he
hablado por telefono con Monsieur
Mongeot Ell jefe de correos frances
y contemplate su asombro, habien
dole descrito su apariencis general,
sus ropAs y So oficina mientras hA-
blobamos.
sNo puedo hacer funcionar mi
aparato para Vd por estar en- nego-
els clones CON las autoridades posta
tales francesas pero es tan sencillo
el ApArato que 81 Vd, le viese al vol
YER su casa podrfa Vd, conseguir
uno igual.
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g 1I 1l d I51z


Dea0 Confasar ~ Ell p
alllu d o al 4orenalo nai propio inverIs
] ia. Tso descng1r1 asuaI1erlta aero
fnnciona blann nente, vi6ndoae
los colores on pert fecEa ddelIdad u
vigor No soy e0napetente para ex.
plicar como p0rqae actaa como lo
] hace
eEIaca se' II senaanas estaba 20
en- ID I Ia boratorio esuaaItando unos
dientes, me eucontraba sentado
frente unn estufa graude No ha-
bfa luz ca Ia habita ci6n exeepto eli
refleio que i've daban, los carbones
encenaidos de Ia estufa. Las pare.
des del cl1ar5o Gran blancas. Mi ta.
rea era larg4 81 pesAda. y como ten
go en- el piso On que Vivo IN teatr6-
fonc, pedf q COMMUNICATION con la ope-
en- 10 que se serratfa 81 esm alte.
eDa psouto note dolores = figu
ras en- lR pafso ffente q mi. SOlte.
ell teatr6fono; desspareci eciendo 10 to-
me de nuevo y yolvf q YER la7 figu-
ras, esta vez mucho mas c1aras Des
de entonces o1 Y VII todo ell acto de
la opera en- mi silla frente q la estu-
faa.
eIuvent6 sel spectr6g rafo. Ha-
bfa descubierto la vision por el telesz
fono. Dnrante ounce dfas trabaje
en- mi inVento dia = noche. 81 81
del mes 9pasado, despues de perfee-
cionar mi aparabo escribf q Monsieur
Mongeat el Administrator General
de corr eos franceses y le pedf an
diencia Ya le he visto vArIas veces
y estoy ahora negociando con el go
bierno frances una venta de mi in =
vento por Ell cual pido $ $4,000, 900.
4He probado Ell aparato varias
veces en- difsrentes CIRCUMSTANCES y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-07
PETICIONES.

Sc lego una petici6n del Ayun-
tSmiento de AguAda para que Sc
conetruyan ciertOs puentes en- Ia ca
IreterA de squel pueblo y foe acuer
do pSsar diCha peticion 6 Ia Comi-
sion de Was.
Ley6se otra instanciA del Doc
tor Aguerrevere de Ponce, pidiendo
que Sc Asigne cAntidsd para pRgo
de autopsiss que se lie adeudan, pa
sAndosO s la Comisi0n de Presupues
tos.
La CAmarA de Comercio de San
Juan, presentA una exposition para
que SO comedian -ciertos solares y
ediicios de Ia Marina para estable-
cimiento de una EstAcion Naval,
pues seRGn tiene entendido, una de
las causas por las que se ha demora-
do este aSunto es por la fslta de te.
rrenos sufciente al efecto.
Fue pAsAdA d Ia Comisi6n de
Minas Puertos.
El Delegado senior Bssosa, pre-
ssnt2 tam mbien otrA exposition, abun
dante en- razones de la CAmara de
Comercio de Ponce, solicitsndo que
is Est0cion Naval sea establecida
en- el puerto de Gusyanilla por con-
siderAr que reune las mejores con
diciones para Ell cAso y q la par ma
nidesta que Ell Municipio de dicho
pueblo esta dispuesto Conceder
todCs los terrenos necesarios para ell
case.
Sc acordo pAsar dichA peticion
q la com1sion de Puertos y Minas.
Ley ose otrS instancia de la Fe
dSrAcion Libre de obreros, sOlicitan-
do escuelas industriales, periciales,
y agron6micas y otrae, leyes de sa-
nidAd, escuelss correcciona!es, as-
cuelas nocturnas para adultos, cla
ses de fisiologfa y otros particulares,
siendO pasada al estudio e lnforme
do Ia comision de trabajo.
Diose lectura 8 un telegrama
del Ayuntamiento de Ponce, solici-
tando que SO establezcs en- Guaya-
nilla la Estaci6r Naval, y Sc pas6
t0mbien q Ia comisi6n respective.
Sc di6 lectura los epigrafes de
los siguientes proyectos de Ley.
q. B. z. del senior Mendez Mar
tinez para org&nizar la deuda muni-
cipAl por contribuciones atrasadas
hasts JUNO de 1901.
Fl 3. 8 del sefor Tous y Soto
autorizando y reglamentando pleitos
ordinarios contra 10 Administration
y Nbolisndo la jurisdiction conten-
cioso- administrative.
II. B. g. del seror Cromwell,
prohibiendo ciertos matrimonios.
q. B. 10. de Domenech estable
ciendo requisites adiccionales para
ser eligible como miembro de la
CamAra de Delegates.
II. B. II. del senior Colon auto
rizando la constitution del hogar
asOgurado.
H. r. IL de Domenech para pro-
veer abignaciones de urgencia q fin
de suplir deficits en- la partida para
d SueldO de empleados temporeros de
Ii Camara de Delegates de Puerto
Rico en- el afo ecor6mico que ter
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nina el 80 de JUNO de 1902 y para
otrCs fines. ~
Fl. RESOLUTION del sef1or Todd
para practicar una investigs ci6n en-
el Departamento de ObrAs Pdbli q.
cas-.
FL seflor Domenech secundado
por Cromwell propuso que Sc tome
en- consideration ell proyeeto no
del senior Mendez para regularizar ell
trabsio en- los Domingos, sin hacer
mas lectura que del eptgrafe, y pues
to votacion Sc acord6 por mayorfa
;omar en- Consideration ell citado
proyecto con solo-la lectura de su
epfgrAfe.
Sc tomNron en- consideration
los proyectos siguientes en- % lectu
ra.
El no,3 Gel senior Mendez Mar
tinez sobre regularizaci6n del traba-
jo en- los Domingoe.
El ro del sef1or Todd sobre
empleos p1blicos dependencies del
Gobierno InsulSr.
El no del senior Egozcue so
bre votaci6n de un cr6dito de so mil
dollars para concurrir Ia Exposi
ci6n de San Louis; habi6ndose acor-
dado .pasar dichos proyectos 6 Ia
imprenta y sucesivamente las CO.
misiones respectivas.
Sc di6 lectura q la Resolution
ConjuntS l, presenta1a pof el sefor
Zeno Gardfa pidiendo al CoDgreso
protection para Ell azGcar De Puerto
Rico; Sc tom6 en- consideration pa
sando]a q la imprenta y sucesiva-
meute q Ia comision de Agriculture
y Regadios.
Sc lego el epfgrsfe de una Reso
lucion Conjunta 3, presentada por
el sef1or Egozcue, solicitando que 10
Estacion Naval Sc establezcR en- la
Isla de Puerto Rico
Ell senior Egozcue SO levanta y
pide que Sc suspenda ell Reglamento
para proceder q Ia votacion y apro-
baci6n de dicha Resolution.
Todd SO opone Ia suspension
solicitada pOr estar previstas las
Reglas que rigen en- estos casOs.
Cromwell prOpone que Sc some
ia el asunto en- ell acto a Ia delibera-
ci6n de la Camara, y luego de deba-
lido el case, quedo propuesta Ia lee
tura de dicha Resolution para la Sc
sion Immediate en- ell dfa de maf1ana.
Sc lego uI telegrama de felici
taci6n dirigido Ia Camara por ell
Ayuntamiento republican, de Qua
yAmA, y fue acuerdo darle gracias.
Domenech anunci6 que pedira
manana la suspension del Reglamen
to para discutir y votar ell bill que
acaba de presentar con ell n6mero
12
A propuesta del sefor Sanchez
Morales, secundado por Cromwell,
Sc autoriz6 al Secretario de Ia CANA
ra para que hsga nombramiento de
cinco escribientes ~typirritersD 8
medida que sean necesarios para los
mi tiples trabajos de estas oficinas,
y para que la vez obtenga tres ma
quinitas de escribir de Ia clase que
estime mas conveniente con destino
a Ia Secretarfa.
A Apropuesta de Domenech, secun
dado por Bes osa, Sc lev&nt6 la Sc
sion para continuar ell dfa Immediate
Ia una P. M.
En- los ~Precios Fijoss de Pom.
ce, ha habido un conato de incendio
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SOL EN- TINA DU MOND
Lease 81 siguiente certif tificado.
Sr. Don Manuel Badrena.
Muy Sr. mio /:


Muy mi
Tengo gusto Participate q po7o nanado tsolyen
ina ha sdo probado los depo de Copana ha dao
buen ulado Con cantdad Puede eneener
contnuamente eaderas
:. De Vd >affmo S.
G. HARDOIN.
ngeneo de la Compania de Ferrocales de Puerto Rico
Chas Choudens &ugeniaS
Domingo
tra Altaacas Maagae dn Eneontramos deha sustane
problema caderas mpas
n6mament dando 6as las eondones de duabdad deseada
mo contnuidad acci6n
E gaso xolveninaY ibras por eabaIos
fueza al mes Ell de 80 libra cantade
de 100, so 25 Hbras.
Dep6sto dirse los pedidos suscribe los
NJ BADRENA i
ApartadO de 29l San juan P Agnte la isl
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uin el Fo aeIo al
nea iii IS d d Este lrc0.
80 luce Io me al Dr. glpasfgeI
Iespejo coma q eSka llsss
lapiz. In pIiego de cualquier tajido
blanco semi-tr arenbe, dice Ell
DR.. puesfo frsntAa 81 espeJo rehejara
sla habitaei6n en qaezsa enepentra
i otra persona que est8 telefonean- 5
do, no inporta 4 que disssucia este
dichO individuo.
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lose de Diego,
AbOgadO y NOtariO,
Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
Cdmara de Delegates.
PRESIDENTE ROssY.
6 DE ENERO.
PAsada lista respondierou;

Aponte, Arroyo, Bssoss, Blon-
det, Carri6u, Coll y Toste, Colon,
Cromwell, Domenech, Egozcue, Lu-
go Vina, Mendez Martinez, Quiflo-
mes, Rodriguez, Sanchez Morales,
Serrano, Todd, Tous Soto, Vivoni
y Zsno Gambia.
Habiendo n1mero suficiente de
Delegates, ell sc nor Presidente de-
clAro alberta la session y dispone la
lectura del Acta anterior que fue
Aprohada y firm ada, luego de acep
tarse la sSlvsdad hecha por ell senior
Sanchez Morales, de no haber apo
yado ell acuerdo de los Ayunuamien-
tos de varios Municipios, pues se
lmito solamsnte a presentAr dichos
documentos.
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R0galOS para bOdaS.

Ultima novedad en- Paris Be-
In LOndres y Madrid.
E ,critorios para senora sPardo
B ,zsuS.
Toe adores para serora eLa Pa
ttis.
Mesa de E tsdio para seflora
aLa NelsonD.
Columoas para adornsr s>la
sE npe ratriz0.
Mosiqueros elegaDtes <Duque'
Veause los 1Itimos 6garines de
Europa.
rs 6 8
E cl lugar denomiuado <EI
Cerritoo de Yabucoa, ocurren fre-
cuentes escandalos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-07

El guar1ia insatar Jose Mar
vaez que practicable la buscs de IN
individuo tuvo Ia dssgracia de que
Sc le disparase SD fusi.. y resu!t6 he
rido en- un pie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-07

Don Ramon Hernandez, Secra-
tario del Ayuntamiento de Lola.
fo6 agredido por Allende, quien le
do IN garrota7o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-07
N0IICIAS, S,

Sc prepara en- Rio Gtande una
yeladai para la cual hay gran ani-
masi0n, con ell fin de destinar, su
producto al pago de darachos adua,
neros por Is nfrodnesion de ma
imagen da la. Parisima.
Aver tarde lego de Mayaguez.
nuestro amigo ell Rspreseu tante de
la Ckmara, Liceneiado don Pascasio
Fajardo CArdona. al que tuvimos ell
gusto de salndar.
OFICINA DE sASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Valle. Fortaleza III (altcsl Gesti6n
en- los Centros o6eiales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y ameriCanos y traductor
Tambien SO ocupa esta oficina de
comp1a y venta de fincss etc.
pm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-07
ENEO PRESENTE
A don lose Tnns Sntn

A don Jose Tous y Soto Fiscal
del Tribunal del Distrito de Hnma
Gao le han sido conceaido dos mese 8
de licsncia para asistir a las sesio,
nes de Ia Camara Legisl ativs, que
dando como sustituto en- Ia Fiscalia,
el letrado don Pedro de Aldrey y
MOntillS.