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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-08-22
CECIL FOR WAKEFIELD.
Thirteen Delegates Chosen To The State
Convention.


| in the coming State Convention. in Balti-
more, was held in Il lower room of the
Mechanics Hall. at II II. m, on We'd
| n"Sday. John NJ. Tucker, of the State
Central Committee. called the delegates
to order and having stated the object of
the Convention. invited nominations for
Temporary Chairman. James +. Ne
coy of the First District. was named
ana chosen. Mr.. Mccoy returned thanks
for the honor. Cecil Ewing. of the
sixth District. was chosen Temporary
Secretary.
The Districts named the following
Committee on Credentials. Permanent
Organization and Resolutions -
First DISTRICTS. W. l.uSby.
Second District. +. Stccr.
Third DiStrict-Wm. T. Clark.
Fourth DlStrlct-A. W. Gathers.
flfth l)lStrirt-N. IL. Simcoe.
Sixth l'IStrict-James NanSant.
seventh DlStrict-lohm H. kimbie.
Eighth D>trict-H. l.. Woodrow.
Ninth DiStlict-DrXter NJ. Lee.
The Committee reported the credentials
correct. and recommended that the tenn
porary organization be made permanent
l ne roll OF Delegates was called aS fol
lows =
First DiStrirt-lamcS +. Mctoy, Jr.,
Ambrose Price. William Jones. Thomas
l. Dorsey
Second DiStrict-Waitman Smithers,
'rrorEe Llmm W. j. Purner, j. Polk
Steele, Robert Foard.
Third Distributions ii. Gilpn. Will
nam /. Clark, William II. Smith. James
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Rev. DIR. Thomas f. Martindale is at
Ocean Grove for two weeks. Rev. Alonzo
Davis will preach at the Elkton NJ f.
Church tomorrow, and Sunday week the
Rev. W. Il. Greenfield. Services as usual
both morning and evening.
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Continued on page 3.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-08-22
Named In County Convention On Tuesday At
Elkton
HARMONY THE WATCHWORD.
Good Men On Strong Platform.

Resolutions Passed. Promise Better Roads, More Econom-
ieal Administration Of Local Affairs, Condemn Bribery
AT Elections, Dema1d The Repeal Of The Present
Amended Ballot Law, And The Passage Of A
Legaized Primary Law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-08-22
E|kton Town Council.

The Elkton Town Council met on
Wednesday evening, at s o'clock. Pre-.
sent-AIessrs. McQuilkin, Powers. Davis.
Strickland and Witworth. the Treasurer
and the Baiiff.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved
The Treasurer reported =
Receipts. ......... 81. 1914
HSburSemcntS... 1.413.lS
Balance. ........ 2,I16.26
Warrants were authorized for the pay
ment of the following bills -
Il. Sullivan, car of curbing. S1O391
Cecil County News, ADVERTISING. $50
Elkton Appeal, advertising. .. 100
William Willen, 6E days work. S.13
William Hall. ~ days work. ... 9.3S
Messrs. Powers and Strickland report
ed on the East Main Street sewer. They
deemed the plan impracticable.
The Secretary was instructed to order
two car loads of IL inch crushed stone
for use on the streets.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
IN THE PRIZE RING

Jack Munroe, the miner boxer Of Butte, Mont,
who leaped into fstic fame at single bound
weeks ago, will go to New York about the mid
die Of January for the purpose Of arranging a
match with Tom Sharkey. The sailor7pugilist
Is the man Munroe has declared he desires most
& Al the battle for the heavyweight champion
ship OF the world, and he win leave, no stone un-
turned to induce sharkey TO enter the ring with
j his. 81.
sharkeJ, when shown Balls telegram, said
/ that he would be only too glad to meet sMunroe,
| and added that he would coon post forfeit to
/ show his good faith. Sharkey said, however,
I that he would not fight MunroA In Butte, as he
/ does not consider there ID enough money there.
dIphfa or Chicago.
II don't fight for that said Champion Jenries
at Salt Lake esterday, when shown the offer
4 of the Hayes Valley Athletic club Of 4 10000
1 pnrse for 4 twenty round contest with Corbstt.
( {s9sis4. fused 70 giys any Ieaaonss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
. NOTES OF THE TURF

The following nominations for the Suburban
were announced yesterday by the Coney Island
Jockey club: Advance Guard, Africander, Andy
Williams, April Showers. Bonnibert, Bar les Due,
Ressie Spahr, Blues, Chiffon, Circus, Clipper,
Colonel Bill, Contend, nesanet, Disadvantage,
Dixie Line, Flocarlins. Francesca Jim Crack,
Gold Heels. Good Morning II. (innp.), Great
American, Grey Friar, Clearwater; Reno. Her
bert Her,nis, Hernando, Himself, His sEn1inence,
Hunter Raine, Huntrcss, Igniter Injunction
Irish Lad, London, Linguist, Lux Ca.ta, Mackey
Dwyer Major Daingerheld, Masternan, Henry
Acrobat, Nametor = Olympian. Orlnung, Otis
Prince Of Melbourne, Ranald, Rightful, Rigodon,
Northampton. Roslyn, Royal, Sambo, Sidney C.
Love, Sir Faust Spencer, Reif. Syrlin, 4 APPS
The Huguenot, The Rhymer, uledf,s Wasyvift,
Water Boy. Wild Pirate and zoroaster
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
SPORTS
GETS 10 POUND BALL
Kayser Of the Tasmo Bowling Team
Will Not Break Any Eleo-
trio Lights.
Tasmos Take Three Games From
0lympias-Greater Minneapolis
League Leaders Lose Series.

The bowling Of Kayser, one Of the Tas-
mo club cracks in the Minneapolis league,
has been marred recently by an involun-
tary right shoot which he has Impaired
to his ball. despite all efforts to keep
the lignunvitae sphere in the straight and
narrow path. Kayser finally decided to
secure a heavier ball, and accordingly or
dered the construction of a: loaded sphere.
to weigh 1913 pounds. The ball was de-
livered yesterday, and is the heaviest used
by any Of the local bowlers. :
Now .Kayser says that If his new sphere
shows any tendency to curve. he will
order a brass ball, with the finger holes
lined with wood, as last resort. 1t Is
limited by some ct the bowlers, however,
that Kayser occasionally lofts the ball.
and that the alley owners, with regard to
the safety Of their electric lights, have
persuaded him to secure loaded sphere.
The Tasnnos had little trouble In taking
three straight from the Olympias. Muller
won high score and high average. -Wool7
ley. who has been leading the league in in
divldual average, did not roll up to- his
recent form. Bugbee was high for the
0lympias with an average Of "A. 80
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS

R.c,use OF the difficulty encountered by Man
aver Elmer e. Shaner in securing PARK, II is
noskfble that the Grand American handicap at
Illuminate targets will not be held at Kansas
CITY. At a recent meeting of the Interstate
association at New York. Kansas City was Sc
lected rs the most logical place 1os tne 9ts
shoot and Mr.. Shaner has been at Kansas City
two days trying to secure grounds for the event.
Thus far he has met with little encouragement
and II his efforts to-day are not more sue
tournament elsewhere, probably at Interstate
park. Queens, L. T., where the shoot has been
held since its inception three years ago.
director stage Of Chicago has added another
assistant to his staff Of gymnasium and athletic
!, trainers and coaches. NJ. =. Dunn lis the name
Of the latest addition. j Mr.. Dunn will have
charge of the higher gymnastics. He is said to
be one f&the best gymnasts in the east. Mr..
Dunn will leave his Boston home this week to
enter his new dutles y Nr n at @ j. tho
man to assist Coach Stagg in managing the
athletic department. His EFFORTS at 5hrst, how
ever, will be confined to the gymnasium. Inc
Ene,y instructor is not college man, but has
& seen service In some OF the best gymnasiums OF
the east. r: ~ ~,
Mitchell won from Murphy Yesterday after
< one Of the hardest contests yet witnessed ID
the hanlball tournament at DR.. Cookies institute
The score was 11-9, T-11, 11-9: Wallace and
Staddan were the other winners, Wallace de
featinrs Chute 11-9, ITO, and Staddan winning
from Klein Hi, lid
George Spears. the local billiard champion
Who is working hard to get in shape for. hi.
3. coo point balk lire contest with Billy Rye O
4 Kansas city, is rapidly recovering his old form
In a practice game. with Frank Btllitef at ths
West hotel parlcrs last night, Spears made ruI
II OF 1875 on a. 5x10 table.
a lively contest is on at Drake university FOL
the selection Of coach Of the football squad FOL
next. season. G.. o. Deitz, former guard "a,
Northwestern who coached the team last year
and Dan. McGugin. guard for Michigan las
year. are the candidates, with probability tina
"a ileitz will be chosen to succeed himself
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
WINTER HORSE CARNIVAL
Dan Patch Will Be Among the En-
tries at Minneapolis Driving 4
= 1ss.z s, = Clubs Show. e

= { 3 : 80
!: The Minneapolis !: Riding and Driving
club has decided upon Jan. 20 as the day
for, their exhibition of blooded equines
and winter equipages. Prizes will be Of
fered. for all styles. Of coach, carriage and
driving :steeds, Shetland and other breeds
of ponies.
One Of the first entries for the exhibit
ton is the worlds champion harness horse
Dan Patch, 1894. !, NJ. w. Savage has
already consented to the exhibition of
Dan Patch at this event, which will be
the: first appearance of the fleet horse to
harness. here. The exhibition will be open
to the horses and equipages of the entire
northwest, and the trotters and PAGERS
will be given: suitable trophies and cash
prizes. i nc T. 4. z z. = -. 81. - 2
All horses must be. shown to sleigh, as
lit is. the. desire to- get out the best dis
plays Of winter traps and trappings in
the entire country So. .*z..
E.. b. Snathers Of, the New York Driv-
ing club said yesterday that he was ready
to drive the trotter Lord Derby in a con-
test for. the amateur champi onship, under
the conditions specified by the Gentlemen
Driving club Of Cleveland, which has an
nounced that it will offer a trophy to take
the place Of the Boston cup.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
BASKETBALL

The Fosresgters' basket ball team from NIL
waukee was a SNAP for the state agricultural
college last night. The boys from the farm
tors won By their perfect team work. The
Milwaukee, men showed good. individual ability,
but lost many possible points BY attempting
long throws. . (. -53s - 80 81
B Farm School S. = y Milwau kee-. 8
Simpson right forward. 1890. Prescott
Woodward LETT forward $780,. Young
'IOmhave center. Casey
Meilicke Gap fright guard. 1890. Hammond
T1erney left guard. Sampson (Cap.)
The T. NJ O.: A. be sket.ball: team will play
the Fpresters of Milwaukee, Friday night, at
the association building. sz9..s=s.5-s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.

The storm Lake, Iowa, bowling team
was defeated last night by the Sioux
Rapids team by a score OF BOT pins. The
Storm Lake bowlers were Olson, Crowen,
walker. stull and Divan; Sioux Rapids,
peck. Smith, Tripplett, Knudtson and
Crawford, This makes one game each.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
California, MA Tourist, over the ROCK
~ - -. Island Ry. 49, I -" -

In selecting a route to- California the al
titude and climate OF the country trav-
ersed. should naturally, be given, considera-
ton. The Rock Island system not only
has the shortest.lin to the Pacific Coast,
but also passes through a, territory OF. the
lowest altitude and "a. most genial tenn
perature. Beginning Wednesday, and
every Wednesday thereafter, the Rock
Island :Ry. will run a tourist Car from
Minneapolis to Los Angeles without
change over the Rock Island Paso
Route, leaving the, Milwaukee Depot at
7:10 p. m. The car will be OF the latest
Pullman design and up-to-date in every
respect, and you may be assured Of a
most cornfortable journey If you go this
way, double berth through costs but six
dollars, and. nicer way :tos. California
can not be gone over. Informatio
and literature on California can be had
at the Rock Island Ticket Office. S22
Nicollet Ave.
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Why not dispose of tfefH2 Others would
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
CURLING

A st. Paul rink skipped by Adamson was
defeated by Lorimer's quartet Of the Flour City
Culling club At the clubhouse last evening. The
score was ID to IL. Sam Hastings rink won
over Mcleod. 20 to- 5. 81 5s ,.., s. -
sLabatt, McCrea, go .ssss#s
Harris, Miller 80
Reedal, MacKerchar, s.
s. Hastings skip-1S. Mcleod, skip--5.
Minneapolis ~ st. Paul
Brown, .s ~ StrofhnOre, ].
e. Hastings, J.. T.. Adamson, -.
G.. Lorimef. .Thon1ps -=.-=
Lorimer, skip-13. J.P.Adamson, skip-l1e.
Colds Cured Over Night
by .Orangeine' powders In hot wateFJsas
diracted II aYary package.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08

The Twentieth Avenue Bowling club,
which occupies sixth place in the league,
took two games from the top-notch st.
Anthony team last night The totals
were: ST. Anthony, S51, SCI, ISL; Twen-
tietf1 Avenue, 1888, 1858, @S75. .-..- =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08

"A Good Road to ST. Louis
Hot. Springs. and the South is the Rock
Island railway, the Shortest Line. Office,
E322E Nfcolletm avenves-s, =: :. s-.e.;..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
STANDINGS OF THE. CLUBS

To-night's game in the Minneapolis:
Bowling league will be between the Acme
and Buffalo teams at the K. c. alleys.
The Colrmbias took the long end Of the
series with the Plymouth team last night
in the Greater Minneapolis league. Shea
of the Columbas was high score with 1877
and high average with 1853 23. - :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08
HIS NERVE STILL GOOD
s y. 80 5.:....:
Jack Munroe Will Make All He Can
q. Before Showing Himself .
:.=..zz II =. Up With JEFF. :. =: ::

-. - - : -.
Jack .Munroe, now in. Anaconda y. Mont.
has issued the following card: ~:
Replying to Jeffries' challenge, let him
whip Mexican Pete Everett, whom he
sidestepped in Salt Lake. City last week.
then he can talk business with me. Il am
noWssworkng east,zand as sool as de:
Jefries for. champ onship; battle ~
Clark Ball.: Munroe's manager. laughs
at the. idea s.of giving the champion q
chance ito redeem himself Ball said: IL
"AHathis: talk Of Wanting to meet Nun.
roe again is mere bluff. and if we Went
to#. Salt Lake: City. Jefries would prob.
him this offer: Let him first take OF
Mexican Pete tn prove that lie is still ii
the. ring for. business ana If he puts hin
away Within four 'fou1fd5ss he: can have
a 20 at Munroe,' ~ i.a5 F5i54 ::
:, ',pS - So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08

meeting of the magnates of-the Iowa
South Dakota Baseball league has: been
called for Sioux City next Tuesday night
Sioux City is still trying for a berth In
the Western league and will not give up
until after the meeting OF the Western at
ST. Joseph Jan. 20. If Sioux City does
not join the Western, the city Will doubt
less be represented in the bush league:
Sioux Falls and Rock Rapids are al
ready angling for players for next sea-
son. Flandreau: and sheldon2will drop out
LeMars will probably try again. Yankton,
Fort Dodge and Webster City are figuring
on Joining the association. It. Is possible
that an eight-club circuit will be formed
including Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Yank-
ton, Fort Dodge, Webster City, Council
Bluffs, Rock Rapids and either LeMars,
Onawa or Cherokee. II ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-01-08

Last fall Robert j.. Hedges, secretary
Of the st. Louis American league base
ball club, made a contract with Shortstop
Bobby Wallace for three years at an
annual salary of $500 per year. Hedges
then handed Wallace $500 Cone years
salary) as advance money. Mr. Hedges
heirs or assigns, should he die before the
expira ton Of his three years contract
the amount of the salary for the three
years at that time remaining unpaid.
Yesterday Mr.. Hedges announced that He
had taken out a life insurance policy for
$500 on the life Of Wallace to insure
him against the loss Of the Sc, 500 he paid
Wallace as advance money FIJI. Z
Mr.. Hedges also stated tina t he would
protect himself against losses by reason
Of the possible deaths of others Of his
stars to whom he acted literally last fall
in the way Of advance money. " ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-25
MARIA LUISA INFANTE

Eiemplo de admire BILE constancia
On ell estudio CON res ultAdos prove.
ehosos, 90 81 que cfrace 10 intaligen.
to se1orisa Maria Laisa I finite Col.
menern. &c.
Pre fssora principal 6 los is amos
dc edad, 10 On por 81 irresistible va.
caeion nj estuaio. ApArte de sus
e6.iaos eonoeimientos ca los diver.
SOS ramos que 10 peds gogfa Abarca,
sobresale On MatemAtiCas.
Msria Luiss Infante en- "a aspes'
to Il sico simpAtico, en- So rostro apa
ei0le, en- sns ojos expresivos, revela
esa earacterfstica Singular que 30
admire en- todos los que vivsn 10
vida del estudi1 que se pasan les
horas feente oil libro, y que. On eli
trAto fnt'mo CON este, encuentran
las supremss d~eleetaeiones De- ss'
pffita:
Tai eompRtriota merece todas nues
tras simpatfAs y oil APPLAUSE sincere,
leal y noble de euantos baio este
mismo eislo hemos nae'do, y pode'
mos enorgulleesrnos ante j6venes
que como Maria Laisa IufAnts Col
msnero deseuellen por 50 talsnto.
por 81 instruction, por ga amor al
eatuaio, pass elias deeoran el nom
brs de nuestrA patria y 10 e~naltecen
y 10 honran.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-25
Sc APLI-
CAN LAS LEYES
NO HAY DEREOHOS PARA LOS
PUERTORRlQUENOs
A LOS "EsPIQUITIS"

El ssflr Lugo, retea del DEF 6sito
municipal eumpliendo CON an deber
v para evitar las responsibilities
que pu&ieran esberle, hs pasaae hoy
una communication 81 sen II A4celde
manifestkndol0 que vArios polie1ag
t'enen 10 costu mbre de llsvar OIL de.
p6sito G Algunas personss, sin pro-
ducir ell parte judicial, olvid&ndose
del detenido que SURE Ian eonae
cuencias. j.
Aver G las 5 de 10 msfana, fa6
detsnido Ell jovsn Lnis Aldsa que
ostaba eAntando en- los bsios de To-
casa del senior Pocholo Ig,esias y
esta maf1ana 6 las die aun estaba
IN Ell dep6sito, perjuaicAndose gra.
vamente On aus ~intereses.
ri asunto es serio y debe CORE.
girse.
Ii fAlta eometida por el ioven Al.
des carece de impoftaneia, psro el
dereeho que tiene 6 10 protection de
las leyes le ampara 6 dsbs ampa'
rarle.
Ha estado eneerrAdo en- 10 pocilga
del aep6sito municipal y & no ser
por ~defereneia del ret6n del dsp6.
sito. dom jose Lugo qae sabe esta'
b.ee0r diferencias entire las perso.
mas que ali1 antran hubiera teniao
que estAr confundiao CON 10 legion
que alIf cumple sentences.
Esperamos que 81 joven Aldea sea
atsnaido. Ri tiene derecho & rsela'
mar contra 81 poliefa que le dstuvo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-25
UN AVOCADO
con una cuchillaaa en ell cuellO
aotaba hoy sobre 81 oleage
5. en- "Pena Parada"
Sup6neSe que Rafael Garab0tO
trat6 de matarSe con arma
blanca J no lOgrandOlO. Sc
: affOj6 al mar
Era panadero, muy ordenado
en- su casa y SO lie en-
contraron economics
en- orc

Ests mariana el Juez Bax&n reel.
bio notieia de que habfa IN hombr0
degollado en- 10 playa de Pusrta de
Tierra, detrks del Asilo de ancianos
das RmpArados.
Embellishments, constitay6ronae
CON eli sseretario senior Arturo 0 :tiz
en- ell lugar del sueeso.
al llegAr, eneontraron en- 10 pla.
W, eercR del aqua, ell cad6ver de m
hombrc blanco, algo anciano, de
barba venerable, cAnosa, tendido DO.
60 arriba con las manos cruzRdas so.
bre ell vientre.
De primera intencio1 solo apare-
efa oil eAd&ver de uu hombra ahoga'
do, pero al reconoeerlO, observRron
que presentaba una profnnda herida
en- Ell euello.
De 10 Investigation prsetieada re.
sulta que nm policfa de los que pes.
tan ssrvieio en- Pnsrta TERRA, fa6
avisado por ell muchaeho Serapio
Garcia, de que habfa visto salir de
an bosque de uvas que hay frente q
10 playa, 6 IN hombre qae echaba
maeha sangfe por 81 cuerpo y que
OIL pasar por eli lAao de dicho mucha'
eho, le ajjo: ''ld owe to mato!"
I'll nino hugo velozmsnts y al
volver el rostro, en- 50 carrerA, vic
que oil aneiano se lanzaba 81 aqua.
Fl policfa, avis6 oil cabo Negroni
quien en- union de una persona del
pueblo, sc schsron 81 aqua, pero ~
r tArde por que ~ aqael hombre
era cad&ver.
AL hacer las investig Acionas el
Juez, eneoutr6 en- los bolsillos de 10
ehxqaeta del suicida, una eartsra de
cuero con tabaco pieado, una pipa
de famar, ana boqailla, una GAIA de
f6sforos y tres eigarrillos.
En- los de los pantAlones, nm lla.
varo y portamoneda CON an dollars
AZ eentavos.
En- Ell bosquesillo que denunci6
G arefa se eneontr6 ell rAstro de ANA.
persona, nm gran POGO de sangre y
ANA cuehilla de 6 z eentfmetros
CON 10 que 81 parecer ell suieida %
hiri6.
El. senor BAzku entsraao de que
ell intelfscto sc llamaba Rafael Ga.
raboto, de ofcio panadsro, que no
tenfA familia, 90 traglad6 & 10 habi'
taei6n que oeupaba On 10 Gale de
San Agustin, ocsdiendo~ 6 hacsr
nm inventario, do los objatos que
allf hs bia, eneontr kndose entire 81 90.
ana moneaa de orc de dies dollars,
una libra estsrlina. once pesos en-
an reloi de nikal patents y
otrcs obi sto de POGO valor.
Esta tarde sc har& 10 autopsia del
caaGver por oil doctor Ramirez que
fac ell m6aico que 10 reeonoei6.
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DeSaparict6n de I'm ni1o

Dssde aver 6 medic dia ha des.
~3pAreeido de ssta capital Ell uino de
doce amos Antonio Torres, q, residfa
en- IL Gale lie To- Luna. Su fAmilia
hkllase en- 10 mayor transportation,
puss como sucede siempre en- estos
easos 10 genie 90 d. 6 comsntar en-
todos los tonos, dici6ndose por mos
q. Ell nifo debe haberss ahogado y por
otros que debe habarse lido para los
Estados Uniaos en- Ell vapor sCoamo..
De todos modos, creemos que 10
poiicfa debe tomarse inter6s en- este
asunto. y no descansar hAsta 10 ave.
riguaci6n de este hseho.
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HOSPITAL PASTO
DE LAS LLAMAs

FL Director de- 10 Junta Superior
de Sanidtd ha rGcibido una comuni'
caei6n del slcalde de Isabella, parti-
eip6ndole que entire aocs y una de
In noche del %. fue dsstruido total.
mente spor an incendio Ell hospital
reeientemente construido On aquel
pueblo.
Dieho edifcio. del cual estaban
sAtiafschos los habitantes de aquel
pueblo. pues sc h;zo por subscription
popular y ana cAntiAad que 10 Junta
Superior de Sandal le &sign6, esta.
b. situaao en- sitio aislado.
Las autoridades de dicho pueblo
est&n hacienda una m~inuciosA inves.
tigAcion, para Avsriguar 81 ell hecho
fu6 causado por mano criminal.
Las notieias nj board de referen
cia no SON 10 explfcitas que debie-
ran, pues no dicen 81 hRtfa erfer .
mos en- ell edifcio 6 81 custodiabA al
guien ell hospital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-25

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