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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

When New York gets her new forty five story building Chicago will be eff fectually squelched and the first man to fall from it's dizzy cornice will achiye fame
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Cotton took tumble just because there was more room in that direction. Demand and supply will soon find the happy medium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The democratic national convention may be held in the very lair of the octopus, provided the lair offers the needful amount of dough.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

MT. Bryan visited the state of Den. mark, but it dose not appear from the dispatches that he found anything tra- ditional there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Santo Domingo has two revolutions and two provisional governments, with Jiminez claiming a victory. That re- public is certainly not acquainted with Sunday quiet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The mo bath" fad is hot making many converts, although cold days of fer strong temptations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

A man who was master of twenty languages died recently and yet the av- craze woman could have talked him to death
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The czar is anxious to again make grandstand play by pacifying the mika- do. Russias beneficence should be imi- tated by all the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

A recipe for badness 4000 years old has been found in Egypt. It can be marketed in the Standard Oil office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Unfortunately a great many leaders in society cannot bring themselves to perform such sordid duties as paying grocery bills.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The new Rockefeller baby is said to be already listed for transfer to the other side when she gets old enough to marry cl earl.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The far eastern crisis should profit by the example of the isthmian ex- ample and do something"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

MT. Bryan says he is well pleased with his European journey-and he certainly ought to be.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The Carnegie institute is such pros- porous enterprise that 1t is wonder the pnilanthropist does not establish more of them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Miss Ida Tarbell's serial story is the best and most thrilling of the entire year. No one should overlook it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Under the drivers strike the death rate of Chicago is running down. No one can decently afford to die in that city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

No one can blame Colombia's enyoys for preferring at this season of the year Bogota to Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The IFS have it in Massachusetts. Her grand old men are Hale, Higinson and Hoar, and her grand old woman is Howe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

MT. Bryan encountered his first smile in Berlin. The Kaiser did not invite him to his Christmas dinner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Don't always avoid a man with a sour face. He is often professional humorist or a comedian on a furlough.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

New York's new skyscraper is to have forty stories. This is seeing Bir- mingham and going it four times bet Tor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Politics and party policies are for gotten in the general sympathy extend ed Senator Hoar in the loss of his wife.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

time to conducting the Knox farm of 300 acres at Valley Forge. Both father and son will engage in raising blooded cattle.
 Sir Conan Doyle is again trying to en- ter parliament through a Scottish con- stituency. He has accepted the invita- tion of the Unionists to contest the Warwick burghs. Three years ago he tried for Central Edinburgh and was beaten by a publisher. It is said that the doctor has another stiff fight before him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Birmingham has developed a sensa- tional heiress story and can give a few dots to the metropolitan yellow jour nals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Wos Gil is only white man, but he Is loaded up with more gold than most white men carry.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The man who disposes of his Christ mas presents as New Year gifts is in deed mean thing"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The new year will be full of good for tune, for it will start on Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Now pick out the things you expect to abandon for a whole week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Editor Bryan and Editor Stead are about to meet, and then Creek will meet Greek.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The exchange counter has superseded the Christmas counter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Young Corbett and big Jim Jeffries seem to have a corner on pugilistic honors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

MT. Root is acting secretary of state for Panama affairs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The Presbyterian committee also sends out a handsome volume of 512 pages that is a notable contribution to the literature about the Dark Continent. It is the Rev. MT. Verner's work, Pioneering in Central Africa" MT. Werner was for six years a missionary on the Congo He writes all he saw. be 1t scientific, historical critical or religious. The book he writes covers much new ground, and as 1t contains many illustrations and several maps, it is fine addition to the worlds knowl- edge of Darkest Africa.
 One of MT. Verner's converts on the Congo was brought to Tuscaloosa to con tinue his education, and he was killed in the stampede that occurred in Shiloh church in this city when Booker T. Washington was speaking.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31
NEW YORK METKODISTS
 DISCUSSING ADJUSTMENTS

discussed clause. The Rev. Dr. A. B. Leonard, missionary secretary, speaking for the minority, denounced any preacher or minister of the church who does not uphold the paragraph as "un- Methodistc. and. I might almost say, 'un- Christian"
 "It might not be a great loss to the church were he read out of the minis try" said Dr. Leonard.
 q defy any man to declare I shall be read out of the ministry if certain of my people do not live exactly up to the terms of the Book of Discipline," declared one of the doorkeepers.
 The Rev. Dr. T. L. Poulson of Long Is- land, got up to speak, holding a small card.
 'I do not think the discipline is suff- ciently clear in what it states" said he. "It states that cards are forbidden. And yet I hold one in my hand here, and 1t was obtained in this building at a Method ist book store. I own a horse and he is a good one. If I ever happen to meet Methodist preacher, presiding elder or bishop on a good level strip of road, do not think I would refuse to try conse- quences with him, provided, of course, he had horse and not an automobile. And there is nobody in this church who would bring me to trial for it, either"
 The Rev. Dr. John Wesley Johnston, pastor of Old John Street church, summed up the discussion by declaring that tke paragraph, while in the Book of Disc.- plne as mandatory, has no right to be there. and need not necessarily be enforc- ed. The judiciary commission at the con ference of 1896 had so ruled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Frau Wagner win regret to hear that Herr Conreid is well and making money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Huntsville Tribune: We regret that the railroad commission had to decide that 1t was helpless when it come to demurrage The next legislature had better strengthen the hands of the commission, so that Commissioner Sanders can find some au- thority to stop this outrage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31
NEW BOOKS.

The Presbyterian committee of publl- cation at Richmond Va, sends out valuable book entitled "The Life and Let ters of Robert Lewis Dabney, D. D., L.L. D." The volume was prepared by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Cary Johnson, professor of ecclesiastical history in the Union Theological seminary at Richmond. Dr. Johnson's work is carefully done and the result is a valuable volume relating not only to a conspicuous figure in southern affairs from 1S45 to 1898, but to the history and development of the Southern Pres byterian church. The volume, too, will interest all students of theology and philosophy. Dr. Johnson says in conclu- sion: "Dr. Dabney was a great man. We cannot tell just how great yet. One cam not see how great Mt. Blanc is while standing at it's foot. One hundred years from now men will be able to see him bet ter"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The Joe Bailey boom has arrived, but not in evening dress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Little boys are not attending Sunday school with all the regularity of last week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Vaccination is ahead of smallpox this winter except in Zion City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Pattersons rioters are just now be- ginning to get their innings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

This afternoon at o'clock Gotham will be again the the grasp of Parsifal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Iowa's Pineapple is called Counci Bluffs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Podunk rose to sudden fame through the robbery of the Podunk stage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31
THE ALABAMA PRESS.

Mobile Herald: "Temporary divorceso Is the latest thing in Indiana. Will they ever get 1t down to temporary marriages?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

The Japs aspire to be giant killers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Gadsden Journal: The republican party is in the predicament of having to nomi- nate man for president that more than half of the party does not want, and one that makes the success of the party very doubtful indeed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31
sPENcER's EAR-sToPPERS.

Tomorrow we resolute.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Eufaula Times: A school for the cure of shyness has been established in London. This is an institution we don't need in this part of the country
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

Montgomery Advertiser: Is old Charon, who carries the departed dead across the Styx, a member of any Boatsteerer's 8 union?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-31

SOlten III lne general Synpdu'y eXlenu- ed Senator Hoar in the loss of his wife.
  Don't always avoid a man with a sour face. He is often a professional humorist or a comedian on a furlough.
 ---+4--- A recipe for badness 4000 years old has been found in Egypt. It can be marketed in the Standard Oil office.
  Miss Ida Tarbell's serial story is the best and most thrilling of the entire year. No one should overlook it. MT Bryan encountered his first smile in Berlin. The Kaiser did not invite him to his Christmas dinner.
 -. The mo bath" fad is hot making many converts, although cold days of fer strong temptations. No one can blame Colombia's enyoys for preferring at this season of the year Bogota to Washington.
  Wos Gil is only white man, but he Is loaded up with more gold than most white men carry.
 --s- Mir Bryan says he is well pleased with his European journey-and he certainly ought to be.
 ----------s The man who disposes of his Christ mas presents as New Year gifts is in- deed "mean thing"
 s----------------.---- Editor Bryan and Editor Stead are about to meet, and then Creek will meet Greek.
 Young Corbett and big Jim Jeffries seem to have corner on pugilistic honors.
 Frau Wagner win regret to hear that Herr Conreid is well and making money.
 Little boys are not attending Sunday school with all the regularity of last week.
 This afternoon at o'clock Gotham will be again the the grasp of Parsifal. Podunk rose to sudden fame through the robbery of the Podunk stage.
 --------~--- Patterson's rioters are just now be- ginning to get their innings.
  Vaccination is ahead of smallpox this winter except in Zion City. The Joe Bailey boom has arrived, but not in evening dress.
  The exchange counter has superseded the Christmas counter.
 -----s--- MT. Root is acting secretary of state for Panama affairs.
  Iowa's Pineapple is called Council Bluffs.
 
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
Pasqulzas On bHsGa d0 las VIe-
tImaS dol aOcldenia de anOCla


Tan pronto nos informamos de los
successes luctuosos que en- otrO lngar re-
latam0s, dos de nuestros reporters.
acompa1ados del seEIOr Secretario del
Juzgsdo de Paz de CatedraI senior Es-
teban Montesinos, y de los seifores z.
G. Thimothee. Cintr6n. Dotin, tonaa-
ron nm bote y SO trasladaren al lugar
de los sucesos.
La noche estaba pletamente os-
cura, Ia Iluvia era pertinaz, y BE hacfa
dificil una investigaci6n.
La hicieron inuilmente. No era
possible YER na1 como no fuefa una
muchedumbre que Sc api6aba al rede-
dor del Yapor sBorinquenS & donde Be
acercaron.
Regresaron TERRA, " pudieron OBJ
servar que intinidad de personos api-
fiadas en- la darseha de los botes, les
nterrogaban para que contaran 10 ocu-
rrido.
Los J6yenes que Ocupaban las g0gGs
de references, eran Jaime Silvestre,
Enrique V6zque2, Rafael Ollet, Vi
cente Boscana, Sixb0 Andiro otfo
niffO cuyU n0xnbre se iQnora.
El joven Manuel RoEa, tambi6n SUI
fri6 IA misEna suerte que al ioven Bar
bosa.
Rola, era hijO duicO u ell doIor de su
madre es desgarrador.
Deseamos caina y consnelo & Iii afii-
gida raadre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
PEASAMlENTOS

La grandeza de los tiranos, Sc CO.
noce por la eIecci6n de los suplicios
NSt0EogS0 ds Ia RegoJucs6aa.
S(luereis saber quienes son los ambi-
ci0sOs2 Examined quienes son los que
protejen & los malvados eOrrompen
La moral p1blica Perseguir ell crimen,
es ell camino de la tumba y de Ia I'M
mortalidad: favorecer el crimen, es la
senda del trono y del cadslso. Robes
pierre.
LA prensa es ell espejo ust0rIo en-
donde sc reunen para refejarse los ra-
yos mas espIendentes de todas las. ca
pacidades del globo; resultando de es-
ta admirable reunion, luz para las In
teligencias, calor para los cQrazones, v
una asombrosa energfa vital para cada
miembro de ese cuerpo gigantic que
solemos denominar sociedad humana. =
Latss Roca.
Lo hombres polfticos son como
los f6sforos; solo sirven para una
vez.R0Qate BGgetG.
Ense6ad, y no os vereis obligados
q castigsr. - 1ribs@sG del pueblo, PEI
ri6dico.
La prensa y ell parlamento son las
tribunas pacffcas de las naciones ci-
vilizadas. La paIabra y Ia pluma, son
los agentes nacionales del progreso.
MStoL0g6G ds Ia RegoJatcs6n.
Quien dice instruction, dice por
consecueneia: civilizaci6n, luces, hui
manidad, moralidad, iibertad, iusticia,
bienestary y prosperidad. VSctor Huge
TEL Redentor ha venido pero La,
Redenci6n, sest6 hecha2 Latss Blaalcb.
E temple de las Ieyes ha sido mil
veces teatro de escandalos, represent
t6ndose en 81 no los intereses popula-
res, sino ell egosmo v Ia ayaricia de
los farsantes polfticos, III Sueco, pc
ri6dico.
Cuando los salvajes de la Luisiana
quieren cojer el fruto, cortan al 6rbol
en- su pie arrancan 81 fruto. He
aQnf la imagen del gobierno desp6-
tico. -M0atesouseu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
Mas deiaIIeS de- los
ahOgadOs dc aver

Durante las horas de Ia noche, va
rios individuos estuvieron buscando,
auxiliados por ell foco el6ctrico del va
por SPueTto Ricos, con olljeto de en-
contrar los cadayeres de los infortuna-
dos i6venes que en- Ia tsrde perecieran.
E,sta naanana nnneroso p6hlico sc
aglomeFaba en ell terraplen de Ia Ma
rinR. presenciando los krabaj0s que So
hscfan para Ia extraction do los cadk-
Feres.
a las { y s5, 81 buz0 VaeIfo, ayia6
que VI habia anc0ntrad0 nnO da los
cadaveres. sacandolo 81 mfsmo 4 fioha.
I'm m0vimienko De gran euri0sidad
So produi0 en- III ptlblico.
Reconcile 81 ca pea. ono era N Glel
joyen Manuel Roa u aaeario Hell
Ju1aado M paa III asor Esr
tehan Aaonaesine M gc6 nm
reg akgO ED IN roaDA sgaa eg infor-
tunaa0 50ven ma eEn0S IN Kasla.
aaEia blusa maas ae B0. cha
quet6n de drill hlancn pan 6n Fle rAas
rino nc e0 u zaKaatua
cad&var pre- ba 81 aAoa de
laorsaedtsnaa ela u n ia eEi0r del
0io izQaiak
80 hiao cargo del cadkyeg Ill setter
sfgaem de Pez 10 San EEanOiaos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Dos m ecierofs liggo de elIus kaia
o el pctor i. arbosa.


noche ncurr6 un tArfibIa So
cue nosotros satnen amos profuslla-
Izente
Los heehOs son como si9uen.
arios nif1os de esta ciudad tuvie-
ron Ia dasgraciada oenrrencia de to-
mar dos ae0kas, con el objeto de pasear
por Is bailla
Se pusleron s illear como mucha-
csaos q flIl, SIN nedir las consecuen-
cias
Choc6 una De las g0E0s. y volc6 IL
0EEa. k'ue IN naOnento indeseript
ocs1O nluehAchos. cayeron al mar de-
eEadIsnxlaae caaa ano como pudo.
- suehA fu6 8 itSnica, nnos coiian 4
los 0kT0a tosaos aneFian co5er las uo-
kGs Qne ellos EaisEaos voIcaron.
AaneIl0a nifSas, cue faarOn 4 diver.
uISe GUvleron nn Fin tFaRiC0.
Tomas Vaello. patron de Ia Iancha de
Y0pog aa n acapitanGa do puerto Y 70
EaAa NatdAa que se @parcib ibieron del
1uego az Roa mnchAchna. nritkrnnlas
Que no hiciernn tal cosa: per0 no fue-
ron atendidoe.
Cuando el senior VaelI0 se apercibi6
DE que los niIos habian caido 81 aqua.
t0In6 an b0te del FapOr @Ponce3 con
81 sefior Tomas Vaello. patr6n de di-
che yapOr v fueron Ed su auxilio, sal
Fando cinc0; " observand0 que otro
lcgr0 alcanzar Ia cadena del eBorin-
Quen. >
Los do los Mics, SO ahogaron uno
de eIlos, bio del doctor don jose Gel
80 Barb0sa.
NOs0tr0s enviamos nuestr0 pesame
81 doctor Barbosa y s su familia tan
rudamente sorprendidos hoy por esa
gran desgracia que enIuta su hogar.
Joven dc grandes condiciones inte-
lactual les, y de car fcter bondadoso y ala
bles es una verdadera psrdida para los
esposos Barbosa.
Este siniestro ha causado profunda
pena en- San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Nos ha manifestado Ell poIicfa sefSor
Ferrer, que varias veces ha recibido
queja de algunas personas inVaIidas de
esta ciudad, que Sc dedicaban { la
Yenta de Jabones v 0tros artfeuIOa dc
iguaI fndoIe, que habian sido detenidos
por ell senior Viader, para Que les pa-
CARA la contribution, por ventas am
bulRntes.
El fondo de la question es Is si-
guiente:
Con motive de prohibirse Ia mendi-
cidad en- San Juan. algunos liaiados, Sc
dedicaron vender harasijas con Ell oh
jet0 de librar su subsistencia.
Como el renaatista dicho les exiiiera,
el p9go de derechos facultad que Sc
abroga. poF que las autoridades han
hecho Oid0s de merCader, porque Bi s
porque NO, uno cedia al senior Viader
un lab6n, 8 un objeto, cualquiera de
los que yendia.
Pero como quiera que 10 que gRna-
ban no era bastante para cubrir ell iEn-
porte de los efectos que SO les Qui-
taran, 90 han dedicado la mendicidad
otra vez, 10 que por POGO que le pro
duzca, les produce mas que el mfsero
negocio.
Raz6n tiene eI Juez KopeI Ill decir
que los que so sientan perjudicados
por 81 renatista entabIen Gccs0aa citvt5.
Ahl Juez Kopel. sesas son Ieyes
americanas 8 convencionales?
Esas son ideas prGcticde sE,sos son
n6tOd0s americanos2
NOsotros creemos que Vd. no tiene
mala intenci6n, perO creem0s cue Vd.
est6 en- ell deber de restablecer Ia YER
y la justicia v asf 10 esperamos y 10
esperamos en- bien de Ia iusticia , de
la raz6n v la equidad, s es que un re-
matista que pretende tener derechos
que no tiene, pess mas en- ell Amino de
los Jueces que Ia opinion p6bIica, la
raz6n, la justicia y las leyes3
SSr. Ferrer cuando Vd. cole un In
dividuo que -altera Ia paz p6blica que
hace con el2
SCuando un rematista falta & ley que
hRce Vd. con 9l2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17

Guando regresabRn nuestros repOr-
eers de investigar On Al alto en que
pudleran encontrarse I0s dos j6vanes
que % ahogaron anoche, baiaba el doc
TOR Harbosa acompanadO de su hiio
GulIAermo u de Otro cabaIlero que no
pudieron reconocer.
Quiso il solo & ayeriguar la verdad
de los hechOs.
No quiso que nadie le acompaf1ara.
Eue un Tnomento terrible. La in-
certldumbre de un padre que iba en-
busca de temida Verdad.
Aquel hijo era la maDo derecha de
su padre, & pesar de su poca edad.
Era 50 secretario particular des-
coIIaba pOr 50 clara inteLigencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
RETRETA

Fue suspendida anoche con motive
del duelo de los espos0s Barbosa por
haberse ahogado los ii6Fenes, aucaso del
que nos ocupamos en- otros lugafes de
este diario.
Creenos este act0 muY cORrectO.
Ante la desgracia de los hogares, Sc
descubre quien tiene coraz6n.
Dicha retreta sa ha trausferido para
maffana domingo en- ell paseo de la
Princess, de 5467 D. N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
JaTadOS para los
prdxlmOs juICIOs

San Juan. Manuel R. Calderon,
Juan APPELLANTS, Manuel Paniagua
Oller. Pic Amador, Rafael Castro
Gonzalez, Heraclio Cordero, Vicente
Fano, Lorenzo Solo, Sandalio Guerre-
70, Bernardino Il. Saniurjo, Ramon
Daub6n, Octaviano Guillermety, Ma
nuel Diez de Andino, Hilarino L6-
PEE Cepero Francisco Noa.
Rio-Piedras. Enrique Acosta, Mi-
guel Pastrana, Juan Caloca y Jose
Ubarri.
Bayamon. Luis Abril, Conrado
Rivera, Pedro Cobian Ramon C6rdo-
va y Gaspar D&vila.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
JSTaIn dc Ia ESGusIa
Ponce do Leon"

Nos manifesto ell Sr. Sarriera, Pro-
fesor Principal de Ia Escuela xPonce
de Le6nS que es eierto que algunos de
los ni1os de aquel planteI de ensefIan-
sa, cultiVan ell jardfn de dicha escuela
en- horas que no son de clsse, pues ca
da maestro tiene una parte del corral
& su cargo para embelleeerlo.
NADIA mas hermoso que despertar en-
la infancia el gusto por la agriculture
en- general y particular por Ell elcultivo
de las flores.
Felicitamos & los maestros de dicha
escuela por sus inieiativas en- este
Rsunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
DR Ia MuTITuD


Cue han usatios nuestra prepara
.ion D cue Is estan usando ed Ia
actualidads iaanas henos aabido dc
ninguno qHe no haya quedaGlo satis-
fecho del reaalEado. No pretende.
mos NADIA que no haya ai6o amplia-
mente justiRoado por Is experiencia.
Al recomendarla 4 los oafermos no
tenenos mas que hacer referencia 4
sus m6ritos. Sc han obtenidO gran
des curaciones j De segnro Que de-
obteadran muchas mis-. No hay v
podemos aseguFarlB honraEsmente,
ningun otro medioaInento, Que pue-
ia eulplears8 con mayor is u con-
hanza AidmBnEa aossiene las fuer.
zas del enfermo dnrante esos perio.
dos en- que falta el apetitO los
alimentos nc pueden digerirse. Pa
ra evitar las lalsificaciones ponemos
esta marca e1a eada h0talla 10 Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
LA MARINA lHOeRE

Con motive dc los sucesos de que
por sepaFados nos ocupamos, origina-
dos por Ia imprudencia de varies MI
nos, estaba La Marina llena de personas
de todas las classes s0ciales.
Muehos amigos particulares de la
fanilia Barbosa acudierOD movidOs
pOr la sorpresa y 81 pesar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-17
IBATA EsC0l DE AREcIBO

Elstahtto Vacantes cine0 escuelaa Tu~
rales en- este s6rmino munini p ae
avisa 8 lua s8fEsres pres aue de-
seen aarvirEas, Que dellA1 sns
solicibudes. acOmp adas da sg1s Lean
4ciaa dc Maestr0s. antes de Ras tres de
In tarde del 31 de 0ctnhre, en Gus e
reuHiEA eata Junta pafa haeeg IL
signaci6n.
Areoibp. Ootubre 13 ae 1903.
dssarso Hoaso.
q. ". EFaaidanh@