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New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
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THURSDAY. JULY 16, 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Pope's condition this morn
ing showed little change from yesterday; ms
strength continues to grow less. ana althougH
there WAS no recurrence of the periods or de-
lirium only one visitor his confessor was ad-
.litted to the sicIIroom. == AdVices from Fort
Arthur said that the result of the Russian con-
ference showed that the officials secuted tne
idea Of giving up any advantages gained III
Manchuria. preparations fer more troops are
being made. The Philippine Commission
tabled the opium bills and appointed a commit.
tee to investigate regulations for the SAFE OF
the drug in Oriental countries. -- The Pll-
grims' Club took up the project for erecting
Statue of Washington in London. and a place
for the memorial in St. PauPs Cathedral was
offered by ArchdeacOn Sinclair. =- Mr.. Bal
four in the House of Commons refused to give
facilities for a general debate on Mr.. Chamber
lain's proposed fiscal changes. = Terms of
The treaty between Great Britain and Per
sIa were made publlc. - AdNlces from oole-
dad Venezuela. said that the government forces
We're preparing to attack Ciudad Bolivar on
Tuesday. =-- The United States International
Exchange Commission reached Berlin.
DOMESTIC.-Mr. Riddle the United States
Charge d'Anaires at St Petersburg, has been in
structed by Secretary Hay TO inquire If the Rus
sian Government viii receive the kishinen petit
ton. == Postnla steT General Payne started on
a cruise OF ten days for the benefit of his
health. ==-- Standards of purity for food prod
nets have been adopted by the Department of
Agriculture. - The Kentucky Republican
state Convention indorsed President Roosevelt
for nomination in 1904. -= Mrs James G.
Blaine died at Augusta, Me -= The Rev Dr.
Lines OF NeW-HaVen. Conn, accepted the Epis-
cOpsl BishOpTic Of Newark. -- Dr. SopeT'
state Health Department expert, warned Ithaca
or The danger OF another typhoid epidemic.
A white murderer was lynched in Ken
tucky by a mob. who feared he would escape
the penalty of his crime. == mob menaced
James Little a negro accused of assaulting
little girl at New Baltimore, n. Y.
CITY.-Stoclss were weak and active. -=
President Roosevelt a boat race between
twelve enlisted men OF the Sylph; he and Mrs.
Roosevelt in the evening were guests of the
sailors at a dinner on board the yacht. --
The report of Henry Clay Weeks, the engineer
employed by W. c. Whitney in his campaign
against mosquitoes Coney Island and Sleeps
head BAY. was made public. == Senator Platt
celebrated at the Oriental Hotel the seventeen
anniversary of his birth. == 1t was Tulnored
that the mysterious Kidney working for
Big Tim Sullivan in Little Rock. Ark. ==
More light was thrown the Interstate Trust
Company and its chain OF allied banks. -=
Two men were thrown hundred feet to the
ground and instantly killed by the breaking OF a
derrick on the East River Bridge. =-=
The grand jury found indictments against Sam"
Parks and two other walking delegates.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair and warmer. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 40 degrees; lowest, go.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
THE HOLIDAY DEATH ROLL.

The Fourth of July is long past but its deadly
effects are still with us The days news
teens with tales OF death resulting from the
brutal and barbarOus celebration Here is the
record of a single day this week: \ fireworks
expert on Staten Island died OF tetanus. from
injuries received on the Fourth OF July The
death Of two boys at Kingston. y Y. from
toy pistol wounds received on the same holiday
was reported; also the death of boy at
Wilkesbarre. Penn. the third to die there:
also the death at Pittsburg Of a boy. the sixth
victim since the Glorious Fourth; also the
death Of a boy in Philadelphia, the eighth
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

Ue desire to remind our readers Tpho are
about to Ieare the city that The Tribune mill
be sent By mail to any address in this country
or abroad, and address changed as often as
desired. Subscriptions mag be givem to your
regular dealer before Ieaping, or, if more con-
uenienf, hand them in at The Tribune office
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
BAR HAReoR HAPPENINGS.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
Bar Harbor July 15-Lieutenant General and
Mrs. schoheld entertained at luncheon to-day in
honor of Miss Sara Barney OF Keokuk. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gaertner gave a recep-
ton this afternoon 10 introduce Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Untermeyer and Miss Untermeyer. OF New
York who are here for the first time this summer
r. H. L. Townsend. Edward G. Townsend and
Miss Cora Lane. OF New-YOrk. have arrived at the
I.ouisburg. Mrs. B. F. GOodspeed Pearson Good
speed and Miss Hume, Of New-York came this
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
POWELL CLAYTON IN WASHINGTON

Washington. July 15--PoweU CLAYTON. American
Ambassador to Mexico. who Is on leave Of ahssncs
from his post. is in Washington and called at 'as
his daughter. the Baroness Moncheur. wife Of -
Belgian Minister on for Europe. and VII rsts-. rs
to Mexico in a few davs The AnlbassadOr g,
that Mexico is in an euinently satisfactory coas,
tlon. President Diaz. he saws, has a Won1el..---
nod on the affections Of the people. and Is '~
tain to succeed himself
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
4mNsements.

BRoADWAY THEATRE-s-The Prince OF Pilsen.
S~9SE4 S9NE1 IsleAND-Bostock's Trained Animals
NthSJAl. .GARDENS-S.3e-DarlinE the Gallery Coos
s-ASlNQ THEATRE-S.13-The RunawnyE.
f-uk.N MISEc-2-S-The World in Wax
AElTH'S-Continuogs Performance
l-lSA PARk-Thompson & Dundy Shows
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN :30-Duss and His Or
chestra-Yenice in NcN-York.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN-S--Japan by Night
--Otoyo
MAJESTIC THEATRE-S-The Wizard OF OE.
MANHATTAN EATRE-S:20-The Earl OF Pawtucket
MANHATTAN BEACH-3:30-Shan s Band-s--Pan'
Pornpeii and Grand F1reworlSs-9-D Dockstaders MIN
strcls.
PARADISE ROOF GARDEN-s-Vaudeville.
TERRACE GA ARDEN-s-FTa Diavolo.
JOHNSTOWN FLOOD. Coney Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
Will OF EDWIN D. PHELPS.

The viii OF Edwin ID. Phelps, OF No - no
End-ave.. who died ON July u vas -. ma q
bate yesterday in the Surrogates o.lce- -.sl al
tate is said TO consist OF az least s-''
0000 In personal property. ,..,,. a., Mrs A..
Mr. Phelps leaves S2Oeo aosoi ~ sa for life M
r Harmed. and the income or S-V,ue,eS S-V,ueV a nu-nct
her support and maintsnance ne IN a,siiovr issace
of small bequests. and leaves e i,y,S ~ sf ~
fund of SIS 600 lie names SydneS tbsna Il dsl,-r
oliver as his executors. ana ull, ,e,onZ hIs D
the residue Of the estate e4uaNS
children.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
MRS. oELRICHs TO QUIT NEvPoo-
VIII Sell Her House After This seasor
Make Only Occasional Visit.

Newport r. T.. July 1S-Sfrs. Hermann o..
viii arrive in Newport the last week l. 1Esreas
probably her last season here. Mrs OeIrics- ~
lCho" ire example OF her friend Mrs Str,- VI
Fish. sell her house Roseclirre. and 'esaHs
port for occasional visits only. Her beaa...eH- 'eH-
Ni'l oe her town house in New-York Cftv ''s -
steam Yacht making IL convenient for ~ ara
1 20 .|eWp9rt Ior entertaining her friends " soEs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
GUESTS AT WEST POINT.

West Point y. Y. July 1J.-Teu officers and thirty
cadets from the Military Academy OF the Argen;ns
Republic arrived here to-day The latter are IA
guests OF the West Point cadets IN their summs-
camp A grand review and hop in the sveufn-
were given in honor OF the visitors
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
NEW HoNoRs FOR MRS. LYON.

Announcement Is made OF the appointment Of
Mrs Dore Lyon, OF Sew-York City. as assistant
secretary to the New-YOrk Commission Of tas
Louisiana Purchase Exposition and lady manager
OF the New-YoTk State Building at St Louis iuT-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
GENERAL MILES GOES TO FORT sug

Topeka Kan, July 15.-Lieutenant General Nsr.
A Miles and his aide-de-camp Colonel NIauss =
rived In Topeka at o'clock In a special car, All
left at 10 o'clock for Fort Riley. General Miles r.
FUSED to leave his car, and denied himself 10 VS.
itors and reporters After days inspection 5 Ire
post at Fort Riley General Miles viii resume Is
inIrneN- -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
A WORLDS FAIR APPOINTMENT.

st. Louis, July 15-Professor ". J. McGse. o, me
chronological Bureau at Washington. has been ap-
pointed chief Of the Department of Anthropolosy
and Ethnology at the Worlds Fair
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
NAVAL VESSELS OFF FoR aAs 49,,

Newport News Va. July e CSpeciaD p.
,rilIai wise to-day transferred his flag from ~ -
training snip Alliance to the cruiser Ya,t.. 1s
soon after the Alliance and the Nono,~ab1' 90
Ior Frenchman's Bay. Ne. 70 take par, sss,ei
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
About People and Social Incfdent,

morning to Cornersmeet to spend the ~uuz,.-
Mrs. Norman L. Munro VIII
Miss A. Bliss. OF Short Hills. n. J s,S -,
matthews. OF New-YOrk. are at the ~ 'S ?.
pr. and Mrs Oliver Ames OF Rosfor
rived at their cottage. '''' nave a.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
BUST OF EMERSON UNVEILED

London July 15-Ambassador Choate and Thomas
Humphry Ward unveiled the busts OF Emerson
and Martineau at the PassmOre Edwards Settle
ment this afternoon Mr Choate paid a tribute 70
the work and genius of Emerson. who he said must
be regarded OF the great lights OF the nine
teenth century, and certainly as one Of the great
est Americans.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
JAMES ALLISON BOWEN RESIGNS

Paris. July I5.-James Allison Bowen Of Cbcsr,
has resigned the post OF Deputy United States
Consul General here in consequence OF continued IL
health
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
CONSUL MoFFAu HERE.

Thomas ?. Mohatt. United States Consul at
Turks Island. arrived here yesterday on the steam
er Cherokee. from San Domingo
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

Jamaica, Long Island. is clamoring for better
transit facilities. Without passing Judgment
upon the details of the present demand. it may
be said I'm general terms that. according to the
almost universal testimony OF the people OF
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
NEwYORK 1,AI17r 1RIBT,x11. THURSDAY. JULY 1e 1908

that delightful suburb. some improvement is
needed. We have heard many Jamaicans speak
enthusiastically of that place in nearly all other
respects, but we are not sure that ever heard
one speak we'll of its means of transit to and
from the city.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
KAISER HoNoRs SARGENT AND Asssy

Berlin. July 15--The German Emperor has cor
ferred upon John s. Sargent large gold medal a.
art In connection with the Berlin exhibition.
Abbey.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16


enthusiastically of that place in nearly all other
respects but we are not sure that we ever heard
one speak we'll of its means of transit to and
from the city.
Extensive repairs to the asphalt pavements
in the avenues and the streets of several of our
boroughs are needed sorely. So, too, are more
street signs.
The present month has broken the record for
heat. We don't know that it will break the rec
ord for cold. also. but we are sure that in the
last two days il has come uncommonly close to
the record for midsummer comfort.
The conservatism displayed by Senator Lodge
last Tuesday in his illusions to the possibility
that the Norsemen visited the site of Nahant
was admirable. Some pretty warm controversies
have ragged over the nationality of the people
who first explored the shores of America, but
the champions of Left Ericsson and Thorvald
never made out powerfully convincing case.
The Popes fight for life is wonderful thing
Wonderful, too. in another way, was the ability
of The Tribune yesterday 70 lay upon the break
fast tables of its city and suburban readers the
news of his condition at o'clock the same
morning
That is an interesting revelation which is
mdde concerning an exceptional run on the Lake
Shore road few weeks ago to make up lost
time. moments figuring shows that to cover
246 miles in 221 minutes means an average
speed of 66.I9 miles an hour for about three
hours and three-quarters. A locomotive which
can generate steam enough to perform a feat
like that must have wonderful staying powers.
Such travelling possible, too only over a re-
markably we'll laid track!
Our French friends have been celebrating
the fall OF the Bastile with characteristic en-
thusasm. The destruction Of that odious prison
meant the downfall Of the old tyranny. And
all Gaul. not now divided into three parts has
good reason for rejoicing over the disappear
ance Of that monument of oppression.
Inspector Titus, who has had experience as
the head OF the detective force will gain new
laurels and distinctions provided he solves the
problem of the puzzling Roxbury murder In his
own inspection district
Anthropologists will be disappointed when
they hear that further search for human re-
mains in Potter Cave. Shasta County. Cal. has
been abandoned. The discovery of bones of ex-
tnct animals there last year excited faint
hopes that testimony concerning the antiquity
Of prehistoric man in America might be de-
rived from that source, Parts Of human skele-
tons have been found In other caves in Gala
veras and Tuolumne counties. but difficulty has
been experienced in determining how old they
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

Extensive repairs to the asphalt pavements
in the avenues and the streets of several of our
boroughs needed sorely. So, too, more
street signs.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

The present month has broken the record for
heat We don't know that it will break the rec
ord for cold. Also but we are sure that in the
last two days it has come uncommony close to
the record for midsummer comfort.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

Inspector Titus, who has had experience as
the head OF the detective force. will gain
laurels and distinctions provided he solves the
problem of the puzzling Roxbury murder in his
own inspection district
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

The Pope's fight for life is a wonderful thing.
Wonderful, too. in another way. was the ability
of The Tribune yesterday TO lay upon the break
fast tables of its city and suburban readers the
news of his condition at 8 o'clock the same
morning.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28

CHALEco DE vIAJE: FL popular gui-
tarrista Jose Garcia. c0nOcido por Cha
LEGO, saldra en- excursion por la isla
para dar unos conciertos. Asi nos 10
comunica, supIicandonos la publication
de esta gacetilla
PARA AGUIRRE: Ell jOven Carlos
Acosta, hijo de nuestro amigo don Fer
nando, de Aguadilla, pas6 aver por es
ia ciudad. Va colocado a La Central
Aguirre, de Salinas.
PoR LIBELo: Aver fuG arrestado ell
director del @News,p por libelo Incon
tinenti Sc le puso en- libertad por haber
prestado fanza.
Sc EsPERA: Sc espera en- San Juan
la compania de soldados puertorrique
nos que Sc halIa en- Ponce.
REPARTo: En- ell reparto de la con
tribuci0n esc0lar cobrado por ell mes
de Enero corresponds Caguas la suma
de 5 1922 centavos.
EMULsIoN: La Emulsion de Scott
no es una medicina despatente, su for
mula, basada en- principles cientlficos
y racionales, es conocida de todos. y
a este debe en- gran manera ell decidido
apoyo de la facultad medica.
Don Enrique RAM, Doctor en- Me
dicina Cru jia. M6dico Director del
Balneario de COamo, Puerto Rico,
Certifica Que hace amos viene usan'
do tanto en- la Peninsula, como en- las
proyinc!as de Cuba y Puerto Rico, la
acreditada Emulsion de Scott, de aceite
de hlgado de bacalao con hipofosntos de
cal y de sosa, siempre con brilIante
6xito, principalmente en- ell escrofulis-
mo, raquitismO, anemia y en- la tuber'
culosis del mismo modo que en- la con-
valecencia de las intermediates agudas,
uniendo a sus excelentes efectos toni
COS, ell agrado con que suele ser tomada
hasta por los ninOs de. mas corta edad,
para los Aeuales son intoerables las de-
mas preparedness de aceite de higadO
de bacalaO. DR.. ENRIQUE RAM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28

iValame Dios, amigo Barreiro!
iQu6 diablos de concurso es ese que
has inaugurado v que anuncia toda la
prensa?
iEn que Jasna61a, mejor dicho, en-
que L0ngGSnagd has lido, no va meterte,
sino & ingerirte2
La serie de tus preguntas es larga,
numerosa, aplanante, para contestar-
las conciencia Sc neceslta haber apren-
dido leer Y escribir, haber pleiteado;
haber asistido todos los nleeti71gS, dl-
sertasiones conferencias verifcadas en-
Puerto Rico; haber estado enfermO y,
por ende, haber tornado mediclnas !;
haber visto cuadros - de pintu-
ra; hay que distinguir, porque cua-
drOs de otra naturaleza, NADIA editicantes
por cierto, Sc ven todos los dias) haber
probado ell pan que sc confecciOna en-
todas las panaderfas de la isla; haberse
extra1do dientes g muelas innumerables
veces, en- diversas ofcinas ~dent1sticas;~
haber visto trabajar los tabaqueros. en-
las diferentes clases de brevas, panete-
las ct sac de ceter5S; haber hecho cons
truir casas de mamposterfa de MADEIRA
Y haberse calzado con los mejores zapa-
teros :. y afeltete.
! De que otro modo puede emitirse
una opinion exacta, justa discreta?
Los analfabetas
que pr0ce0en en- nalnoer0 infinite
ic6mo han de designar al mejor maestro?
Y aun muchos que Sc precian de
lefdos y de ilustrados ic6mo han de
apreciar los m6ritos de un maestro, su
valer su cello, 81 no entienden jota de
Pedagogfa, nj estan al cabo de la labor
que aqu6l desempena?
SegGn mi opinion, modest1sima, ell
mejor maestro es y sera ell cue sufra y
soporte con mayor suma de resignation
Y paciencia los caprichos, desahogos, in
justicias arbitrariedades de inspecto-
res mas 8 m6nos ineptos, v de emplea-
dos, idona per iden1, del Board CORES
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
CubanOs que prOtestan

Con motive del artfculo que inser-
tamos de La Discussion contra ell consul
Salvador Ross he aqu1 la manifestation
que nos dirijen varios cubanos Iesiden-
tes en- la isla
Cataf1o, 25 de Febrero de 1908.
Sr. don Mariana Abril
Caguas.
Sc suplica la inserci6n de las ante
riores lfneas. Quedando agradecidos.
Los que suscriben, Sc adhieren en-
todo 10 contenido en- ell importante dia-
rio habanero xLa Discussions. Somos
cubanos de nacimiento y ESQ nos vasta.
Nos hacemos solidarios de 10 expuesto.
7 para que conste la presente, fir
mamos,
Pablo Miranda, Antonio Estrada,
Juan Silva Padr6, Jose Sanchez, Juan
Torregrosa, Fermfn Guadalupe, Epifa-
MO Castro, Justine Massot, Jose Gomez
Chaves, Jose Santomi, Juan Prim Pi-
ia, Juan Barreres, Placido Rivera y
Cabeza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

pondiente, aparte del ayuno forzoso en-
ell periodo Gle vacaclOnes. ....-.
Y idue diremos del mejor medico Y
del mejor abogado!
Cada quisque habia de la feria, Sc
gun lie va en- ella.
Para ell paciente c0ad1dteres ell
mejor m6dico sera ell que procura y OBJ
tiene la n410r<a....
Para los que litigan y al presentarse
en- tertulias corrillos, solo tienen esta
Erase en- los labios: S5Hablaba usted de
mi pleito? Aquf traigo los papeles>-
ell meior abogado sera ell que menos
cuartos les saque, Y les lleve mas pronto
4 un arreglo satisfactorio, relativamente
satisfactorlo.
Podrfa extenderme en- consideration
nes parecidas acerca de los otros puntos
que abarca tn QUESTIONABLE, Barrelro
amigo.
Pero Sc me ocurre una objection que
juzgo pertinente y precisa.
ST incluyes al sastre, al albanii, al
carpintero, al zapatero Y al panadero
5por que dejas fuera de concurso al to-
nelero, al hojalatero, al guarnicionero,
al cochero,y al sombrerero, precisamente
4 este 1Itimo, cuando esa industria ha
alcanzado tan gran desarrollo en- Puerto
Rico merced q las iniciatiyas y q la la
boriosidad de don Juan Cabrer y de Pc
pc Cid, y conste que este no tiene aso-
mos nj trasuntos de reclamo?
Presume cual sera ell mejor de to-
dos esos industriales para cuantos voten
en- tn concurso.
Ell que fe q mas largo plazo.
ESQ es indudable, incuestionable 6
irrefutable,
7 termino.
Reduce mas tus preguntas;
clio, por Dios, tie conmino;
pues es diicil, con tino,
contestar todas juntas.
CORTADnLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
NOti(idS generates


MATRIM0NIo: Aver, segun anuncia.
mos, Sc celebr6 ell matrimonio del tip0
grafO Gautier con la senOrita FagundO.
Al acto asisti0 una numerosa concurren
cia, siendo galantemente Obsequiados.
Deseamos eterna dicha a los recien
casados.
REENGANCHEs: Aver SO reengan-
charOn veinse individuos de la policia
insular. LIE fue negado ell que solicit6
ell cabo Juan r. BOnhome, c6lebre en-
Patillas.
Nos ALEGRAMoS: Ha vueltO a rea-
parecer &Ecos de Tanama,o simpatico
colega que Sc edita en- Arecib0.
PRESos: En- ell Preside Sc encuen-
tran hoy 624 individuos, y Ell la circel
300; de estos 81 snn mujeres.
TRIBUNAL: Por disposition del Tri.
bunal del Distrito de San Juan. Sc ce-
lebr0 aver en- Carolina juicio este juz-
gado contra Eustaquio Ocacio, por por-
tar arma de fuego sin licencia impo-
niedosele por tai hecho, cinco meses
de carcel y ounce pesos de mnlta,
Dicho Ocacio, es Ell absuelto por ell
jurado en- la causa que Sc le sigui6 por
asesinat0 de don Jose Dolores Vizca-
rrondo.
LA CoRTE: Manana 1legar' a esta
ciudad La Corte de Distrito de Hunacao
Estara en- Caguas hasta ell 10 dia en-
lue Sc trasIadara la villa de Guaya-
ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
GRAN HOTEL "UNION'
ALLEN 81. 40

Esta casa montads con todo el lpto
comooloades, esta situada en- al sitio mas
Arissccratico de Ia ciudad frente II c,asis
ao,S - dspsnot; :, hs eI editcio mas elegante, y
uonue q pooiico hallara el servicio mas as
merado. aaable trato precios ec,n6-,es.ss .ss =
Precios convencionAies. .''i'os'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
RObO de I'm (dbdIIO en- YdDu(Oa

En- La noche del 81 del corri6nte
desapareci0 de los pastos dc mi propie.
dad ma jaca color alazanO, 81 Guar
tas de alzada, cincO amos de edad mar.
cadO con una J en- la nalga izquierda,
un lucero en- la frente y IN lunar ne
gro en- la r0dilla izquierda. ~Est4 cas-
trada.D
Ell que me de noticias del paradero.
ser5 gratifcado espl6ndidamente
Yahucoa, FebrerO 20 de 1903.
6 3 JUAN G. Colon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
C0Ye0 espdH0f

AZ aba de fondear 81 yapor co
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
PROGR A M A

La Corte Suprema ha publicado ell
programa por que deben regirse los as
pirantes al tftulo de abogados practicos.
Consta Gle tres grupos
Puede rendirse examen de cada uno
8 de todos la vez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28
G A NJ G A

Sc vende en- Ponce en- cteMtO Gin.
cete31ta dOIia2S, una prensa LIBERTY,
tipOgrafca, que vale doscientos cincuen
ia. Sc puede imprimir en- ella un ira
bajo de tamanO algo mayor al tamano
de medic pliego espanol, y Sc puede I'll
rar un peri0dico como EH Ca2'n0UaE.
dicha prensa no falta ninguno
de sus accessories. y tiene tintero. Sc
halla en- magnifcO estadO de fnnciona
mientO, y con aspectO nuevo porque ha
tenido POGO uso. No tiene descOmposi'
cion nj desperfecto alguno.
Para negocio, y mas informes, di'
rigirse don Jose Antonio Balaguer, ca,
lie del Comercio, numero 3. Ponce. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28

Probablemente estara aquf la
hija del Presidente, ell 19 de Mar
70. Preparanse fiestas sociales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-28

Sc esta celebrando ell juiciC
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neras.
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