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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
A WRECK IN GREENWOOD.
Pullman and Cafe Car Of the =. A. L..
Train for Atlanta DeraiIed-FOur
Persons Injured,

Greenwood. July 12.-The Two rear cars, the
Pullman sleeper and cafe car, OF the south.
bound vestibuled train, on the Seaboard Air
Line. were wrecked here about noon today.
The two cars left the track at the grade cross
Ing on Church street, and were carried for
ward about fifty yards. e. The track was en-
tirely torn up and the two cars finally thrown
on the side OF the EN- bankment. stopping the
rest OF the train. There were four grown per-
sons In the Pullman besides three children.
Apparently all the injuries are external and
not serious, with possibly one exception.
None of those injured remained here, except
Mrs. j. Saul, OF Atlanta. She was leaning
against the window when the coach was
thrown over, and she received several severe
Gu Is on her face from broken glass. The 9TH
er passengers In the Pullman were Mrs. w
H. Bailey, OF Clinton, and her young son,
Harry; Col. Robert Lowry. of Atlanta. and a
young man whose name was not given. He
sustained injuries on his knee. Mrs. Builey's
Young son, Harry, was cut by broken glass
The wreck Ing train from Abbevile was soon
on the spot, but IL Will be some time before
they can get the track In shape. The rest OF
the train continued the trip 10 Atlanta Great
crowds of people soon congregated and every
doctor In town was on the spot in few min
utes after the wreck. II. l.. w.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
Reflections of O Bachelor.

Woman knew how to swell man g self-im-
portance when she was only rib.
A bore gets mighty interesting all of a sud-
den when he begins to talk 10 you about
yourself,
A woman can despise a man for his weak.
nesses, and yet love him for the suffering
they bring him.
Generally woman Is interested in q man
when she pretends, If he Is around, to be in.
terested In some other man.
The man who talks about his yatch when
he owns q saiboat is in the same family
where his wife calls the chore boy the coach
man.
ilIf Cinderella had had to put on rubbers she
would have lost her job.
The early worm gets caught as retribution
for waking up everybody else In the house.
A girl who is being hugged for the first
time acts like she was afraid 1t might never
happen again.
Whether man 1t too tired to 90 to the the
atre when he comes home from work depends
on whether 1t Is with his own family.
When woman says that she and her hus.
oand never had quarrel In their life, she
means he has such self-control that he al
ways says he never knew any other woman
In the world who could see things just as a
man sees them.-New York Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
Points of View.

JAPAN'S COMING GREATNESS.-A magnih.
cent industrial future is opening before japan,
says Baron kaneko kentRTo in Jitsugo-no.
Nippon (Tokyo.) Japan should before all
else compete warmly with the United States
in the Far East" This she can do in time,
according to the Baron, who anticipates q
day when his country will have driven every
Industrial competitor from the field.
HELoT.-"I have always shared the con.
tempt OF Theobald Wolfe Tone for the posi-
tion of a 'helot nation, which is forbidden
to have either a foreign office or fleet
OF its own" writes Walter Sweetman N The
Westminster Review (London.) "rhere Is
nothing in this disrespectful TO Canada.
which is at the other side OF the Atlantic, and
which, having even now the full control ol
its own custom house, could join the United
States Of America at any moment, II wish
ed.
INDIAS LIBERTY.-"A native of India, tho
he does NOT make his own laws or settle h Is
own taxes Is in one way the freest OF man.
kind" thinks the London Spectator. "He
can 90 where he liKes, build any house be
likes, and subject to the provisions of the
Criminal Code, live precisely as he likes
| Nobody interferes with his creed, even II IL Is
an immoral one, un less, indeed, it involves
murder and he takes no license for any
business unconnected with liquor or opium
| He can write what ne likes 80 that IL be moi
| libel, preach what he likes-rank treason In
| cluded If II is only not in the street-and be
| as insolent TO all superors as his hereditary
courtesy will permit. He Is, in fact, the freesl
| man on earth In every sense but the demo
cratic one"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
A Dozen DOn'ts.

A Dozen DOn'is.
The Commoner.
Don't forget to cultivate character
in your anxiety to make reputa
ton.
Don't forget that little duties done
make up the sum of great achieve
ment.
Don't forget that the place in society
that money buys is not worth the
price.
Don't depend on luck until you are
willing to have the world know you
are short on pluck.
Don't imagine that because the
world owes you living it will hurt
you up to pay the bill.
Don't forget that people have 9
habit of taking men at their actual
value in utter disregard of the pros
pectus.
Don't fail to profit by the example
of Peter. He fishes all night and next
morning cheerfully admitted that he
did not get bite.
Don't tell people that you care moth
ing for what the world thinks about
you. They recognize that your saying
so proves that you do.
Don't let your children read the love
letters you wrote in your youth il
you want them to keep on believing
that you are made out of superior
clay.
Don't forget that the man who is an
expert at selling nothing for some
thing is quite capable of taking care
of the men who are always looking fol
an opportunity to acquire something
for nothing.
Don't waste time in listening to the
advice of those who never follow the
advice they give, for example is better
than precept, and the man who gives
nothing but advice is not entitled to 6
reputation as philanthropist. Most
advice is cheap, which explains why il
is worthless.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
Save money by buying before the established
Etiquette In Mexico.

Ladies do not attend funerals.
Children kiss the hands of their
parents.
The hostess is served first at Mexi.
can table.
The bridegroom purchases the brides
trousseau.
Female friends kiss on both cheeks
when greeting or taking leave.
Gentlemen speak first when passing
lady acquaintances on the street.
The sofa is the seat of honor and 8
guest waits to be invited to occupy
it.
Men and women in the same social
circle call each other by their first
names.
When Mexican speaks to you OF
his home he refers to it as "youl
house."
When you move into new locality
it il your duty to make the first neigh
borhood calls.
When friends pass each other on the
street without stopping they say adios
(good bye.)
Even the younger children of q
family are dressed in mourning upon
the death of a relative.
Young ladies never receive calls
from young men and are not escorted
to entertainments by them.
Daily inquiry is made for. a sick
friend and cards are left or the name
written in book with the porter.
Dinner calls are not customary, but
upon rising from the table the guest
thanks his host for the entertainment.
Mexican gentlemen remove their
hats as scrupulously upon entering a
business office as in private resi-
dence.
After dance the gentleman returns
his partner to her seat beside her par
ents or chaperone and at once leaves
her side.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
II IN to Laugh.

Puck: "In vino veritas" means that the
truth is liable to leak out OF even an exceed.
ingly tight man.
Puck: 81 care not who make the autos ol
the nation" said the man who had just re-
celved a check, provided l make the re.
pairs"
Judge: Ned-"What makes you think
this isn't as swell place as you thought 2
Ted-"The waiter hasn't kept us waiting
more than twenty minutes"
Pick-Me Up: "The Patron-"Iour picture
isn't bad. but the drawings bit off isn't IL -
The Artist-"How's thAt?" The Patron
"Why, the clock says 1910, and the right
time is i:l5."
New York Weekly: Daughter (pleadingly
~ am sure you will like George. He Ia the
most conscientious young man | ever knew.
Father "a business manl-"Then don't yor
dare TO marry him You'll starve to death !
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
The State Board Meets TO Consider
Matter of Importance.
News and Courier

Colnmbia. July l2-The State board o
equalization meets here next Wednesday Il
take up the matter OF eQuallZins the assess
ments on cotton mills, cotton SEED mills ant
fertilizer plants For several years this boart
has had a continued wrangle over the assess
ment OF this property and reai estate. There
will PROBABLY be the usual hSht 10 lncreas'
the assessment on cotton mills and other cor
porations. There Is an inclination on tht
Dart OF some OF tne members not TO Increase
the taxes on these corporations that tend (
upbu,ld the State until some plan can be
reached 10 assess every other class Oh property
in an equitable manner.
The tax laws In this State are In peculiar
ly awkward position In that they give tnls
board the right TO raise or lower Tue assess
ment ON cotton mills aud other corporations
and can do nothing with real estate and other
property In the State.
The board OF equ '.iiZation at lis last meet
ing drew upa petition 10 the Legislature ASK
Ing Tor the power to equallzv al VI the prop
erty in the State. The board lounu tnat ln
some counties property was assessed at II
rldiculousiy low rale while IN otners IL was
put at much bisner rate. Inc LEGISLATURE,
at lis last session, refused TO grant the board
this power, and ut the meeting next week,
the question OF real estate will not be brought
up. r , ,,o,, h,.
this year, and Is constituted as follows:
Abpeyiile-W. w. Bradley, Abteville.
Aiken-J l.. QuInby, Aiken.
Anderson-C. II. Bailey, StoreVllle.
Bamberg-S. ID. Guess, Denmark.
Barn WE'LL. G. Grlttin. Robbins.
Beaufort-J. s. CIaghorn, GrahamVllle.
Berkeley-J. ST. CIalr White, Goufh.
Char lest lon-M. Israel, Charleston.
Cherokee-T. NJ. Littiejohn, star Farm.
Chester-C. z. FAINT, Chester
Chestertie'd-D. M. BaIreotlne, Chesterheld.
Clarendon "A. j. Rchbourg, st. Paul
Colleton- T. Williams, Cottageville.
Darlington y. J. r )gers, Darlington.
Dorchests &C. NJ. Gavin, 81. Georges.
Edgetield-R. H. Cochran, Rehoboth.
FairfeId-John B. Patrick, White Oak.
Florence-AleX McTaggert, Hawes.
(ieorgeto 3 n-Louis s. Erich, Georgetown.
Greenville-W. D. Garrison, GreenVlile.
Greenwood-J. W. Alton. Greenwood.
Hampton-H. d. Mulligan, Muliigans.
Horry-J. z. Derham, Green Sea.
Kersbaw--J. II. StoWell, kershaW.
Lancaster-J. Wreu TilIman, Lancaster.
Laurens-R. P. Adair, CLINTON.
Lee-T. Ed Baskins, BishopVille.
Lexington-F. II. Hendrix, Leesville.
Marlon-L. b. Rogers, Latta.
MarlbOro-A. ]. Matheson, Bepnettsvlles
Newberry-H. II. Folk, Newberry.
Oconee-C. W. PItcnfoId, Walhalla.
Orangeburg-J. D., Shuler, FederVille.
Pickens-Buri G. johnson, Easley.
Rlchland-J. A. Meetze, Columbia.
Ssluda-J. C. H. Ranch. Wyse Ferry. =
Spartanb burg-J j. Vernon, Wexford.
Sumter-H. L. McLauren, Sumter.
Union-R. 6. Hill, Carlisle. ~
York-W. w. Boyce, Rock Hill.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15

The Cross of Christ is good ancho-
rage for those who feel their weakness,
and even more necessary to those who
do not SO feel.
Said old Thomas Fuller, "You can.
not repent too soon, because you do
not know how soon it may be too
late"
Endeavor to be patient in bearing
with The defects and infirmities OF
others of what sort soever they be for
that thyself also hast many failings
which must be borne with by others
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15

| know the Bible is inspired, be-
cause it finds me at greater depths Of
my being than any other book.-Cole-
ridge.
Up from the deepest death grows the
tallest life.
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Circumstances do not make man
weak, but they show what manner of
man he is.
Better is dinner of herbs where
love is than u stalled OK and hatred
therewith.-Prov. IS: II.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15
DinkeISDielers.

Van We ged vot We want We chen orally
doan'd want i'd.
knowledge is ven We learn to forget dings
dot doan'd do us any goot.
Efery man dot is spproachable vas nod
touchable.
know a mar dot reads all der latest novels
und sdill eats pie NIT knife.
Der viskey uf today is der headache uf to.
morrow.
Be goct und you will be habby, bud you
von'd ged you name in der papers ferry often.
Vun reason We doan'd like der man dot
talks abouid himself, Is because We dink he
should be talking abould us.
Money ain'd eferyding In dis world, bud Id
takes man nit money to belief SO.
A literary sneerer is a man dot tried to do
vot he sneers ad und bit his tongue.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15

If we need Christ at all, we need
Christ in all. If we trust Christ in one
thing, we should trust Christ in all
thinSs,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15

If the Bible is explicit at any point,
it is OH the assurance that our Father
knows what we need, and will not suf-
fer us to go without.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15

Silver and gold are not the only
coin virtue, too, passes current all
over the world.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-07-15

l.. w. White sells the best yard-wide un-
beached sheetinc at cts yard to be nnnd
anywhere
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meeting Tuesday afternoon a. the home OF
Mrs. Frank B. Gary.
Miss Charlotte Brown and Master Charles
ID. Brown, Jr., have gone to Whitmire to
spend while With their aunt, Mrs. a. H.Day
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-20
ROsENDO RIv ERA

A preguutas dsi Fiscal dice que
81 llenAba los recibos para Ell cobro
dc aguss y que los entregaha ii co
brador sef1or CristobRl Ryan nom
brado por sl A'calde y ,quel les
distsisufa 6 los otrcs cobrsaores.
Ri Fiscal lee nm artfeulo del Re
glamento para ell cobro del sgua que
dice que o deb sn lsenar los reei sos y
ertregarlos 6 la Dsposit2rfa NUM-
cipal.
Sigue ell taatigo & invitsci6n.
Dice que el sobrestsnte Castro por
error, nj exsminar Ell contsdor de-
nandex les cob e $iO8 de mas.
Que al hacer esEos su geolamsci6n
el Alealda dispuso que se la reinte'
grarA el importe en- recibos del sgua
que consumieran en- 10 sucesivo.
Mas despr es siendo de a lor don Joa.
quin Fernandez de sguA de sus CO
sas pArticulares 6 su ]nstancis el
A'calde compute sl scb-snta de Lk'
t mer y Fernandez pnr concepto de
sgua & don Joaquin Fernandez. We
rificAndo esa transfsrencia sin llenar
los requisites legsles.
e Fiscal frece al Presigente el
expediente tramissdo en- 10 admins
TRACTION del acuedpeto con motive
del ssunto del o DIR L&timsr 6 sea
10 cuenta corrients llevada & L&si
msr y Fernandez que faeron r. CO.
nocidcs por Rivers 10 n ismG que los
racibcs ccrrespoldi sntes tanto &
La asmsr y FernAEds z, como dom
Josqnin Ferransez
La defsnsA quiare hsrer pregun.
tAa. 10 que il fr6 eg.do
s goe 81 te tig que dijo una vsz
al .. f1,r Hoit Gu habisn pendian.
to dc cobro dos 6 tres mil pesos en-
reo.bos y one ro pndia entregar los
recibos qae solicitsbs el investiga.
dor sin orden del A ca DE-.
Q 1e con ese II os;vo ,se t srmarln
Eissas de los reciuos Y cuAndo Holss
pretendi6 nuevs mense que Sc lie an
tregasen esos rscib0s 10 remit'6 81
Alrslds, ain % Der 1 re aultado.
OQas el Alcalde or der 8 10 quema de
rscibcs al testigo pelo no 10 h'z y
por ESQ es que erOn escs rsclbos
al slcalde.
Qae pcstericrms,t te safe faeron
quemsdos ignerar do por qaien.
p egnrt t. Ell Fiscal al t.stfgo si
Saba 81 Ell aicalda terra intes6s en-
qus n o se Sescn nbriersn las irYegula
ridades en- el Municipin mientraa
paeA san las sieecionas. Qae kf.
Hsrnanaez Lep repregurts 6
Rivera si sabe qaien bizo ell escrito
dol ex pediente del Rsunto L&ti ner.
Dice qua el eserito 10 hixo el q d i
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@mara de Delegates
Extracto de la session de hoy 20 Fbro.)
Ab1i6sa la session 6 In IL, con las
formalidAdes de costumbre.
PETICIONES

Una instaneia de don Joaquin Te.
lleehsa de Ponce solicitando sc de.
Q .ete ana resoluc.6n, & fin de que le
sean aevuestos 800 pssetss que como
multa le fueron impuestas durante
lA domination espsfiola, por infeac.
ci6n de ID Ley de imprents.
La sUni6n Obrera F<derAda, de
LAres, pide II OkmarA no % aprue
be ell xbills sobre Ar rbirtraie
El Ayuntamiento de Morovis piae
quede subsistence Ell 1870 de los ar
bitrios insulares.
El Seeretario ley 6 nm menssie del
G obernador en- ell que partieipR 10
CAmara haber firmado IL Ley para
la rendici6n de cusntas de los r eibu.
Males de distritos y para otros fines.
El Pre- idsnte frma las leyes de
las Abolidas Junt de C&rceles Y
valdez de clertos contrxtos.
Sc abrs discusi6a al 81 B n6m. 8.
Ell ssf1or Cornw all sc opone & qse
al Tesore.o o de Puerto Rico forme
pArta de 10 Junta de TasAcicnes y
pide que 10 sea q, auditor Ell Fiscal
General pero que no debs haeerse
ning1n ctro cambio en- 10 actual Ley
de tasaciones, pues no hay tempo
bs sstaute para sAber 81 dicha ley as
mala y deba ir con mucho cuida.
DO en- este asunto. Aponta propone
Sc vote 10 question previa y 10 Co.
mara vot6 el distamen de 10 comi'
sion del bill.
Los se11ores de Diego y @ .muf1ss
piden ID palabra para una eueati6 a
de orae n y el Presidente se la MEGA
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En- Caracas

New. York Febrero 20. IL. A. NJ.
La prensa Official de Caracas re-
comienda al pueblo la mayor dis
erosion, hasta que los asuntos del
exterior sean defnitivamente re-
sueltos por Ell Tribunal de la Haya:
FL Presidente Castro ha dirigido al
pueblo una alocucion exhortandole
q levantar el pals de la postraci6n
en- que este Sc halla y abogando
por La paz en- Ell seno de Ia Rep1-
blica.
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Vista DdDlica =
del asuntO del AcueductO

Deada las o. m. estkbA invadidD
el edificio por Ell p6b,ico.
A las emI ei6 ID visits, llamkn do.
90 primero nj asusado. Ests eataba
tranquilo.
Teibuna: Sres. Richmond, Tous
y Soto y MorerA
Fiscalas: Toro Cuevas Rossy.
Abcgsdof: Falc6n.y Hern&ndez 10
Fez
Ell Gesretario sefior M. Gino> 10
tom6 juramento 6 Los Jueados.
El Fiscal exAmiro 6 cada iurado.
El seflor G6igel fue resusado por
.deelarMr tenfa tornado "a concepto
de 10 eAuss, por les psriodicos pnr
la acusaci6n del Attorney y por 10
qna hA dido en los tf-cnl 10 po icos.
e ssfi3r Toro Ca vas preguni6:
lTlene ustaa re,seiones pnlft cas- CON
el acusadt : Harnknlez L6osz lla :.
mo 10 &teuci6 de 10 Pfeaidsneis SO.
bre easa pregauts.
Ei PresixeDte estuvo conforme.
El Fiscal piai6 faerA recnsado ell
senior IL. Avii6s de Vssa baia, qua
declar6 no sabf leer; In p Pfesideneia :
desestim6 10 dieho por el senior
Fiscal.
El Fiscal le pragunt6 81 tenfa con.
ciencia de Eus debsres, como Jurado,
y contest6 que 10 por 10 que pidi6
su reeus&c:oa. La defensa dice que
las preguntas del Fiscal son las que
se haeen nm estusianta de L. yes,
El Presidente dessstima ID peti.
ci6n del Fiscal y ests pide que ne
conste en- actA % pre- g anita y ls CON.
testaei6n del Jurado.
I'll Fiscal recusA perez torismente
6 r. Roarigusx de Bayam6n r.
Gon5&lez de Rio Grande.
In defsnsA recusa G J. Past ana,
de Trujillo alto.
Ri Tribunal aeord6 an receso de
cineo minutos. FL Gef1or Avil6s dijo
queeae sentia enfsrmo Y pidi6 reti
rarse. LIE fac concedido.
A las once eoDtin & la session CON
81 examen de los Jursdos que fAltan
Dsspu6s el Fiscal Toro SO levanta y
exhorta extenssmente al JurAdc.
Empieza su 8cusaci6a dicien dc !:
ten virtud de vest'gsci6a hecha
en- Ell Ayuntkmieato de S IN Juan, se
eneontraron incorreecionas. e se
nor Egozcaa como AlcAlde hsso que
el diA 9 de Ssptiembra SO dest-uye
ran reeibos pertenecientes nj Acue.
ducto que debisron ser Puardados
en- 10 Tssorelfa Municipa.."
Estos son los heel1os s-dice-ahora
prssen ta,6 las pruehas. Los inves.
tigadores Hollis y Gorbea. fueroD los
que hicieron In invest'g .c.6ay los
tsst'g % Reyes y Gorbea. vandr&n &
preseDtAr las pruebas. Ola Egg
cue 90 culpable no solo 10 aemuek a
10 declaration jurada del scusadc,
sino tambi6n los testigos y dicho de
su e6mpliee R:sendo River GAref4
Rivera estaba 6 las 6rdenes au
toridaa del Alcslde y 6 te tss q atri'
bueiones para nombrar empleadcs y
operarios.
Qae estaba en- 10 cbligaci6a de vi
gilsr sus en- pleados
Ri Fiscal procsle demostrar al
Jurado 10 que SON docum sntos k1
blieos y qui snes fon y representa-
como fancionar'o os pub icos los tss
tigos que acusan al Alcalde.
Ofrece tamb:6n al Jurado ID acu'
saci6n del Fiscal de San Juan.
Disc III Jurado que ga mission ca
deeir 81 ellos Green que los hechos
que 81 denuncia y las pruebas ae
hs preaentaao pruebsn que hay
eulpabilidad.
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Colecsur1a de obras pias.

Con motive de las diff cultAdes que
gran ndmero de ceusatarios vienen
pregentando para el psgo de re iitos,
esta odcina se We obligaaa 6 hAcer
el uitimo llaman snto & todos los q.
sc hAllen adeudando Y6ditos 6 Cape
nanfas, CAbilao, 6 Monias Carmeli.
tas para que concurfAn de 10& 10y
de 2 6 4 q eata ColectulfA los dias 10
borables 4 fin de resolvsr, cen visits
de los libros escrituras, las duaAs
que se originen, y efectuar Ell psga
Correspondents; y en- 10 ipteligencia
que aesde el mes 20 Mar 20 se prcce.
derk por 10 vie judicial contra los
morosos.
I'll Colector.
II. D. CaneiG
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Gomez pero que 81 no 10 habia die
tado.
lQaien habia presente cuando el
alealde le dio 10 ordsn de quemA?
Nadie.
-Hatfs algai6n prasente cuando
que 81 entreg6 les recibos a1 Alcal-
ae?-No-estxbamos solos.
ID U.t,d gaardabs todos docu
mentos de 10 Administrator del
acuedueto !?
-Yo no tsnfa todas las atri busio-
mes de Administrator Ael A.ueducto
y no gzardaba toaos los documsn'
tos.
D jo que BIZ, nfs & su cargo
Ell guardar los expsdiantes y to f.
una llavs del Armsrio y Gomez teufa
otra y que 8 cAsi sismpre sstAba en-
10 calle. Qas a'gunos vsces recibfA
Ell dinero de los recibos paro otras
veees los recibfa el Dapositari-.
1lE tt Nj tsd prec sado por m l.
versac: oar
Isl.
-1Tisne Animosia&d cor tr e. go.
nor Eg zcus? Con 6 No.
Gee ustsd que beast ciAria ai
se11or Egt z me 10 destruction de los
recibos.
Solo per OF u'ta~ el hecho en- ell
expe 1iente de L&timer Fsrs kn1ez.
Dice que ell Alcalde % BIZ que b :
zoso y Pesquera arsn culps bles, pc.
70 que B $3.50 tenia una cart. que
entregaria 90 b 10 si 10 hicie.
ran responsible y qse ei Alcalda nc
GO st-evi6 & aejsrles cessnta.
Il Estab 81 Alcalse en- ccnn ven.
ciA cor y l. parA esos fsxudasf NO
Dice, que reguntA de 10 de-
fsnss, que hacia loa ex pc dientas
entire ellos el De LAtimer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-20
Los poderes
y Turquiia

New York, Febrero 90 IL. A. M.
Los poderes europeos han notif-
cado q Turquia, ordenandole que
impida la matanza de cristianos.
Este acuerdo ha sido tornado por
los poderes en- virtud de queja de
los extrangeros por la terrible per-
secucion de que Sc hace victima en-
Turqufa los cristianos acuchillan-
doslees con ensafiamiento en- las ca
lies y hasta en- sus propias casas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-20
Russia 10 exige

New York, Febrero 90 II. A. M.
Sc asegura que ell Sultan ha con ;
testado q la nota de los poderes en-
terminus evasivos, y que el gobier
no de Russia exige q Turqufa atien-
da la peticion de dichos poderes pa
"a que cese la matanza de cristia-
nos. Estos Sc hallan en- terrible
situacion, huyendo de las hordas
turcas que les asedian por todas
parties.