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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-21
Election for Prohibition.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer.)
Goldsboro, N c.. July 1S.-At the meet
ing of the executive committee OF the
Anti-Saloon League yesterday afternoon
it was decided to carry out the intention
of holding an election on the Prohibition
question in the near future, and to this
end Judge w. S. OBJ. Robinson was APP
pointed to draw up petition of one-third
of the registered voters of the city OF
Goldsboro 1t was, decided to hold pub
lie meeting at the opera house next Thurs
day night, July 23rd, when prominent
speakers will address the gathering.
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Spanish Cabinet Resigns.
(By the Associated Press.)

IBy inc IASSUCIdttu ICss'J
Madrid. July 1S.--After a long discus
sion on the navy vote in the council this
afternoon, all the members OF the Cabinet
presented their designations to Premier
Silvela, who laid them before the King.
His Majesty thereupon requested Senior
Sivela to form new cabinet but the
Premier declined and the Marquis Villa
verde, formerly Minister OF Finance. was
Summoned to the palace.
London. July 1S.--A Central News
dispatch from Madrid says the ministerial
crisis is the result of differences of opinion
regarding the reconstruction of the Span
ish NAVY, raising its strength to approx
raately what it was prior to the war with
the United States.
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Edward to Tour Erin.
(Ry the Associated Press. }

London, July 1S.-The precautions for
the approaching visit of King Edward to
Ireland are completed. The Irish cities
generally have agreed to present addresses
Of welcome to the King The conservative
press of the United States declares that
the action of the Dublin corporation re-
fusing to present His Majesty with an
address in no wise represents the general
sentiment of the city. while rebel Cork, =
has not only agreed upon an address, but
like many of the cities included in the
itinerary is preparing for a welcome to the
sovereign on a generous scale.
The King and Queen viii leave Buck
ingham Palace Monday afternoon.
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Britain Has No Claim on the Islands
(By the Associated Pres. J

Washington. July 1S.--No communica-
tion has yet reached the State Department
from the British government about several
islands off the coast of Horned. now in
the possession of the United States which
some members of the House of Common
seem to think belong to Great Britain.
The State Department, however, is pre-
pared to give prompt and conclusive an
swer when Lord Lansdowne's inquiry
reaches here. Before leaving Washing
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Shortage in Petty's Office.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, July 1S.-The special re-
port of the Treasury experts on their
examination of the affairs of Auditor
Petty, of the District of Columbia, fixes
the shortage in that office fec. which
James NJ. A. Watson. clerk. is now in
jail. at $7s,S97 the figure heretofore an
nounced The experts cliticise the sys-
tenn by which the money was handled in
the auditors office and make recommen-
dations which in effect divorce the funds
from the auditors office and enlarge the
powers of the district disbursing officers.
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Louisville Bids for the Conventions.
(By the Associated Press

Louisville, KY, July 1S.-It has been
decided that Louisville will make de-
termined fight to secure one or both of
the national conventions of the great
political parties next year. The construc-
ton of the Louisville coliseum with a
seating capacity of $4,000 has been fully
decided upon, and the assurance was to-
day given that the building would be COM
necessary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-21
Was Summary Lynched.

A few days ago this paper stated that
Edgecombe had never had lynchng or
the crime that called for it. The Tarboro
Southerner copied the article and makes
corrections thus:
I'm 1887 one Ben Hart, not approaching
this good treatment, made a dastardiy
attempt and was shortly afterwards found
hanging to the limb of pine tree near
the corporate limits of this place.
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ton yesterday, Secretary Hay looked per-
sonally into the matter and satisfied him
self that the British government had not
the shadow of claim on the islands in
question. 1t is explained that the islands
have strategical Importance and for this
reason the United States under no circum-
would part with them.
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MARCH, SAT- TIKI mOUsrArSEERs.
Fifty Negroes Employed by the Bell Company
Tramp to the Tune Of Bullets.
fBy the Assoeiated Press

Asheville, N. c., July 1s.-Fifty negroes
in the employ of the Southern Bell Tele-
phone hnd Telegraph Company, engaged in
building the long distance line through the
Doggett section of Madison county, west
of this place, we're driven out of that sec
tion yesterday by the mountaincers.
A delegation Of heavily armed citizens
visited the camp of negroes and command
ed that they leave the country. The ne
groes did not wait second command
but began a retreat down the mountain
at once when volley of fifty or more
shorts were fired to impress the unwrit
ten law of the mountaineers:
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q. A. C. Club Entertained.

The U. A. G. Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by MISS Della Bryan
Duncan. A guessing game was played.
The prizes were won by Misses Mary
Peterson and Foy Yancey.
Those present were: Misses Mamie Hay,
Jennie Lee, Pattie and Minnie Moring,
Margaret McKimnon, Louise Wright,
Frances and Mamie Lacy, Bonnie MeAden,
Annie and Fannie Young. Mary Peterson,
Emmie Haywood, Bessie Brown, Rather
inc Mackay, Pearl Heck, Emily Smith,
Ruby Norris and Foy Yaneey.
BURNETT'S VANILLA EXTRACT has
outlived criticism. 1t Is the finest and
purest vanilla extract that can be bought.
Once tried, always used.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the name OF
the Raleigh and Eastern North Carolina
Railroad Company has been changed by
the stockholders of said company to the
Raleigh and Pamlieo Sound Railroad Com
pany, as is provided in the charter OF in
corporation passed at the last session OF
the Legislature.
]. NJ. TURNER, President.
I: b. BARBEE, Vice President.
June 9th. 1903.
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Mills to Close
49, Assooiated Press. }

(By the Associated Press)
Fall River, Mass. July 1S-A NUMBER
Of the Fall River mills will be closed our
ing next week, but the number OF iuie
spinners will not be as great as curing
the past six days. This week about seven
thousand operatives have been out OF
work, but next week not over nVe tnous-
and will be thrown out. Next month a
more extensive curtailment is expected.
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WILL he HUNT DUcKsf
Cleveland May Row sing, I'm Daddy of a
Boy"
lBy the Associated Press

Buzzard's Bay Mass, July 1S.-A son
was born to ex-President and Mrs. Grover
Cleveland at their summer home here to-
day. The attendants say that all condi-
lions affecting both mother and child
are satisfactory.
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Fire in the Print Works.
(By the Associated Press.)

Lowell, Mass, July 1S.-Flre - the
Merrimack Print Works tomght dlu uain,
age estimated at 100000. II was located
chiefly in the power plant and an adJacehe
storehouse.
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Justice Lumpkin is Dead.

Atlanta, Ga. July 1S.-Justlee sa nr
Lumpkin, of the Supreme o1ur' u Goi
gia. died in Washington, Ga, iast hisn''
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+, t. -INl1DAIlD
Ain LINE RAILWAY

Air LINE RAILWAY
skort Line to principal cities Of ths
south and Southwest. Florida. cubA
Texas, Califorlaia and Mexico, also North
and Northwekt, Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia. New York, Boston. CinciA.
natl, Chicago, indianapolis, st. LOuia.
Memphis and Kansas City.
Trains leave Raleigh as folIswE
No. "a. NORTHBoUND.
1:25 a. m. ''SEABOARD EXPRESS"
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and all points North, Northeast and
Northwest
No. So.
u:1s A. n. "sEABOARD LOCAL NAIL
For ALL POINTS from Raleigh TO Ports
mouth, Norlna to Richmond; connects a.
Henderson for Oxford and Weldon vi n 4
@. L.; at Portsmouth-Norfolk with Ala
STEAMERS for points North and Northeast
No. cs.
1850 A. NJ. .sEABoARD MAIL" FOR
Richmond, Washington Baltimore, PhilA
deIphiA, New York ard Boston Connecta
at Richmond with G. Il o. for Cincinnati,
Chicago and st. Louis; at Washington wi-A
Pennsylvania and B. & Q. for all pot "A
No. 81. soUTHBoUND.
400 a. m.-"SEABOARD EXPRESS"
For Charlotte, Atlanta, Coiumbia, Charlie
ton, Savannah, Jacksonville, st. Augustine
Tampa and zll poiRta South and Southwest
No. Il.
400 D. m.-SEABOARD LOCAL MAIL
For Charlotte, Atlanta and all Local points
Connects at Atlantis Tor all points sowth
and Southwest.
No. 81.
1880 D. m.-SEABOARD MAIL" for
Southern Pines, Pinehurst. Atlanta, Coluno
biA, Charleston Savannsh Jacksonville,
Tampa and al points South and Southwest
Tickets on sale to all poin4z. Pullman
bertha reserved. Tickets delivered and bag
gage checked from Hotel and RsatdeneT
without extra charge at
Uptown Ticket Office
YsrDsrOush House Buildins.
C. H. Gattis, c. /. and P. A.
Phones III. Raleigh. y
H. S. LEARD, T. P. A
Raleigh
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mo unas lsmbreras que fifG1ian p0r
oil munde 'sz de honrxdA verdad.
Como sCn toAos ellns eiu103m4Qe
aduItca do nm pueblo adulto. 81 mis
mo asreeho n1 pnreCe Cue tsanen q
ser eseuehAAoa. Pero como gel srA'
si0Oinio M es peculiar ID pp6blo
algr no y sxele he Der On pusblos do
loo que In necedss Y oil, ,egQinm0 ~
man ninos. quian no racioCfne Del 70.
do NAL, los psertorrieE nos taanen
el derecho de sumAr opiniones y pa
lAbras do sas selsctos eaueAdoras
" es.Ahlscar conelnaianAssa
aEs cisrt0 qae Euastro gobisrno
es una grosers irO0ngruenctA! 81:
10 ha dicho un0 de loe n0mbres mas
sminsntes Dc los EstA1os Unidos, y
nadie hasta AhorA 90 ha atrevido q
contrAdecirle.
iEs cierto que To forma de gobisr.
no impuektA q este paeb,o obaaece
q una poiisicA determiuAsaf 81: 10
ha eicho el Conseio Eiecutivn ain
rectifcaci6r del gobieruo de Was.
hiugton. sEs cierto qre & esa tAl
poli sica so Ii llama nGcio7sa!? ST: 10
afirma un orgaDismo lsgisls two de
In ia!A y 10 e,adosa con su slleKcio el
Robiarno de Washington.
No eabs torcsr il l6gicA, no cabs
enrsaAr las intsnciones sombrfas en-
10 artfsticA fActura de las frases, no
eAbe eisim ular los criminAles fmpe-
tue del egoismo aetr&s de lon telones
de una iluettfsima corporation que
aquf, para que legisl&rR, ana poltticG
que go dice naciosaol. nos ha anviadc.
No! ToGo ESQ aebe scr vsrdad.
Stillman, rigurosAmente en- 10 cier-
TO; sl Consejo Hjeoutivn, pAternM.
mente inspirado ep 10 vsrdsd. Todo
es eierto, muy ciertc; psro las con-
c,usiones que lA opinion I1blica 20
toma mcdeRtisimAmente en- Puerto
Rice lA lipersAd de formnlar, tam
bien SON ciertas, eviaentes, induda'
bles: 10 polftssa de aid, nssesita 60
bernarnos pc, medic de una .grosera
incongrueneis, y tAnto es prcfundA'
mente desmt raiixadorA grosera,
que neaesitk para man utenerae en- L.
pobrs antilla, 10 ruina de los hom
bres y ID corrupcio1 de las almAR.
Nseesita alGsrse sobre al monton de
deshonras, sobre Ell nontou de con-
cienciaa vaudidss. Necesita AlxArse
destrayenao 10 que otros per tens
ee, pogsyendo lo que otroB le niegAn,
y hacienda & In 1saci5n, 6 toaA una
naci6r, 4 tods una gran nacion,
c6mplice inccaute y solidaris, de
muchas graniss mentiras, de mn.
shas grandes crueldsdes, de muchas
grAnass ir juasiciAs, de much.s gran
aes groseffAs ....l
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morar 10 partida de los expsdiciona'
rios por espAcio de Rlgunas nc N snas
m&e.
e Doctor Charsot ne propone aa.
lir directsmenta para la Tierra de
Feego, de donde pArtir& para la tie.
ira de Ale jkndro I, de 10 cuAl trAta-
ri de intsrnarse 10 m&s posible en- OIL
continenta polar sud. Los inaivi-
dnos que compondrAn 10 expedition
han frmaao ~ los pApsles necesa
rioa para 10 misma.
La expedition Charcot ha sido
prerArRdA bajo los suspieios Do la
Academia de Cienciss frAncasA y del
Ministto ds Instruction P1blica de
In FrAncia. Un buque, construido
especiAlmeots para reaistir sl htelo
se prepara actualmente en- St Male.
La expaaicion serk ,!usivAmen'
to frAncssA.
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La COmDalfa franCeSa
dc terrocarrlles paga-
ra 9Ioo a Escalera
Aver feSOlVl0 Ia COrte Federal
eSe aSGntO

ApAasasio EecAlers como de 81
Anoa, sl domingu 10 de Mario d!timo,
q las Q q. m, venia de Dl mar al cabA-
lilo dc Ramon Rodrigulz, con quien
sstA empleado RegrssabA del cas-.
tillo dc San Geronimo montAdo en-
sl eaballo; dslAnte caminAbA, llevan'
do del diestro otro caballo, Rodri'
Eusz.
Hate Atravsso por In Gale de San
Andres 10 via del ferroc2rril fran,
eAs, y en- ell moment TO de intantAr Es
cAlerA hAcer 10 mismo, una locomo
torA 10 derribo, cAy6ndole el caballo
Srcima y lesionkndole 10 pierna ~
Qbie-dA De rssultas de las lesionas
Sstu1 y estk todAvfa Esck klera en- oil
hospital!llo do 10 ciudAd. Con tai
motivo Aducie4o que 10 mfquiaa
choco con 81 por no hAber aiIvAdo
asRdr ordenA ell reglAmento, Esca
lara puso pleito { 10 companfa del
fsrrocarril frances, reclAmando 5
mil pesos por dafos y periuicios.
El pleito resolviose aver ante Ia
Corts Federal. Present&ronse por
nscalerG, sl &bogAdo aef1or Pattin
gill y por 10 eompArfR, los abugedoa
Ssiiorsa Deter y Hord.
Dssnlaron como testiRts del de-
mAndante los testigos, Rodriguez,
10 espoaa de safe, y an vecino oa In
casa donds @Stos vivsn, que es EN-
plSado On el municipio. Por al de
mandAdo pref entkronae como tssti
gos, el maqainistk, 81 fogonero sc
IL mequina, IN capAtaz y uno de los
RuaraA-ARu1Ae,
Estos testigos, AssGuraron que la
mAqainA silvo y que AndAba & una
valociaAd reglAmentsriA de 6 40
Kilometres por hora, Qaa al Atra'
veAar 10 locomotorA 10 Gale de S an
Andres, Rvito como de costumbre,
que On el momento do atraveaar 80
10 tiro speimA E:calerA & cAb,llo,
chocsndo contra la plataf1rma y c..
yendo ell animal encimA del iinets.
Lovantose el caballo en- el acto, que.
dAudo EscalsrA en- ell sgsio CON las
iosiones safriAaa.
Deepu6s do los Argumentoa de am,
boa Ambos AbogAdos y de llsnsrse
las formalidaass de 10 ley, rstir6se
el JuraAo q deliberar.
Despa6s do hora y media de 90.
sion, al Jurs4o do su vsreaicto con.
asnando q ls comps mia & pagar &
Ms0alerAqA sumA dc 800 como In.
asmnixAci6n.
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Los trabsjoS
de Ia IgleSia
van adelante en- Cataf1o
Distinguish cOmiSi6n de damaS
centraliZa feCurSOs
Sague la SEGA y escasea
Ell aqua
(De nuestro correspoasol)

Mayo 6. La 1misi6u encArgAdA
de reeolectar t ,n1os para 10 coEs.
truccion ael tenn plo cat6iico de ente
poblAdo, en- session del del corrisn
to, hs acorSado designAr una Sub.
comision compuesta de las stfioraa
y ss11oritas siguiontes:
Se10rss aofiA Rosa 3. de G&lina.
nj, doiiA CArolina de Zaolaga, aof1A
Aaunei6n Almidina de GotAy, dt d.
Julia Loubriel de Libxrona, Dc rs
Emilia Lsasalsta, acf1A Isaac Ea'
quild de B,lsxquiae, dofls Milagro
Lsssalsta de Gomez, dof1a Luisa
Arias de Amaaor, dof1a Trinidad
Loabriel de Camiflo.
Ssfioritas Providencia 10 10 Cruz,
Joaquina CArrasco, Elisa CobiAn,
Maria Montilla, Alvara Fractuoso,
Rosa Abolsfia, Franeisca BsntaL'
court.
La Sub .comision ex presads, ejer'
eer& aus fanciones, en- Cstaf1o, BA'
yam6n, San Juan, PusrtA de TisrrA,
Rio 'piedras y Carolina.
Ante tan distinguiaas senoras y
sefloritas no habrk quien nisgue su
6bolo para 10 Iglssia, que aieho sea
de paso, van Adelantando sus tra'
bajos CON rapidsz.
El Presbitero don Agustfn Re-
zach, ha regslado 30 dollars para 10
Iglesia Cato.iea. Fate senior 60 Pre-
siaente de 10 Comisi6n.
El Maestro Domingo, Alba nil, he
dsjado favor de 10 Iglesia, dia y
medic de hAber en- 10 semanA paskda,
y ha cfreciao On 10 saessivo, regular
dos dias todas las ssmAnas.
La SEGA contin6A. Estamcs espe.
raudo 10 GAIA De aqua del se Il or
VAla6s.
Y aproposito de SEGA. El corres
ponssl del sB Jletin Mercantile en-
este pobladc, he psdido infinidad de
vecss en- sus notas al referido perio
dico, que 90 eonstruya por cuensa
del Ayuntamianto de Bsyamon una
cisterna pdb.ica en- 10 plaza. SPor-
que los 81 flores ~padres del pneblos
de Bayam6n y sus barrios, 20 toman
en- coma ideracion ssa juGtR petieion
Asi NOS svitariamos el espeetsculo
de tAnto pobrs CON en- slAtita al cus
drils pidiendo un POGO de aqua para
mitigar 10 SEE.
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La Obra de la 'Mafia'
IIallazgo de I'm cada-
yer en- TN barril

Nasva York, Abril Is --E. mar
tes SpSreci6 dentro de nm bsrril, Ell
cadAvsr de M hombre que hAbfA ri
do asssinRdo & pu11sisaas,
Por supon6rseles complicaaos en-
este ssesinato, han sido redueidos 6
prision doce itali2nos.
Ls policfa da esta ciudad cree que
ID vlatima fue traiaa des1e Nuevs
Orleans 4 Naeva Yol k por medic de-
srgsfo y asesinsds por miembros
de la terrible Socledaa, ala Malta ,
TAmbien supone 10 polieia que eI
m6vil del crfmsn fue la vengAnza,
por algan hscho que 90 desconoce.
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M Conssio EjecntivO, e. ID que
tisne do legislative, hizo auyas sstas
pAlabras contenidas ON el Informe
de 10 Oomist6n Judicial:
".... Y Of ha jaEgad0T e0pvsnisn 10
(I oo0ssraO) retensr y NO e0nfe-
rirros In mera declaration esta-
tatoria do ciudadania, 6sto 30 ha
hacho, Gin duda On benefsio
nuestro (ds Ia SslG). asf como
tambi6n EN- CUMPLTMIENTO
ON UNA POLITICA MAGIC.
NAL"
ksAO fp4 aeto pGblieo y Official dol
Oon6oio xeAIiSAao { nnes do Febre-
10 6ltimo, y como han pasado m&s
do sekey sA alas sin Que oil gobierno
do Warrington hAyA desAutorizAdo
aotosy J paiabrss tales. Oh raoional
ssponer Que aquel gobierno sancio-
nA, aprnebA, endoso y ratihca aqus.
llAn eonclasionss.
All pues, 10 forma De gobisrno
impuesta al "Pueblo de Pasrto Ri.
co.. o. 4ece en- opin 3n del gobier.
NO, Nnd pojltiea nGctonal.
Jamea w. Stillman. un gran Abo.
gado norteamerieAno, ha aicho;
-. nosotros NOS harsmos rsos de
groserA in3ongrasncia, por NO
deoit otra c0sA, gober nAndo el
pueblo do estAs islAs del mismo
moao que hastA ahora habia si.
do gobsrnAdo por EspAnA."
No tensmos conoeimianto do que
nAAie CON autoridad Official y cienti.
fieA hayA lavantAdo lA vos ante 10
opinioa ptbliaa americana, para
eontrAAeeir al ilustre estaaiatA que
eseribi6 aquellas palabras.
Tanemos derecho adrmAr que
StillmAn he aicho 10 veraad, paro
como no queremos tAmpcco suponer
que sl Oonsejo Ejecutivo hAyA deli
Nsradamente mentido, 90 evidente
que, Aeeptanao las conclusiones de
ano y otro. el pueblo puertorrique no
tiane motivos por aeclaraciones CO
ts9oricas y concretss y uniando jai-
Oios y palAbras de todos, para ahr'
mar que 'el eumplimiento de una
politicA que el Consslo Executive de
II islA dc Puerto Rico hA llamado
aacionaI, nscssits que los Estaaos
Unidos, Al gobernar ssta isla, ne hs.
gan reos de groRera incongruencia.
Americauos lOB sefiores del Con-
sSto anericsno SsillmAn no We
mos una raxon Aseptable para que
tenRAmos q James W. StillmAn CO.
mo an aventurero 6 politician y &
los sefiores del Conseio Ejecutivo,
on 10 que tisnsn de legis Adores, CO.
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lnduStria puer-
tOrriQuela
Una luoVa fabriCa de fideOS

Tensmos notieias de cue SO sst&n
ptact.cando los estadios prelim nina
res para ID installation an breve de
una nueva fkbrics de fiasos en- esta
Capital
r. proyecto comprenGe Ia coma
truccion en- m bsrrio vecino de San
Juan, De ans gran fsotoris que Sc
dedicsrA & yariAs industriRs, con es
pecislidsd & Ia + bricacion de pastas
para sopA y Ctros artfsslos de gran
consume en- el pals.
Toda 10 nlsauinaria seI& moaerna
9 importsds directsmsnte de los rs
taaos U nidos, teuienaose ell prop6.
sito de que sea esta fAbrica 10 unica
en- su c4ase en toda 10 ials.
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NOtaS SOcialeS
de A1aSCO
Ali Sc trabaja y la in
dustria de sombreros Sc
desenvuelve
(Ds nstsstrc oo4'espOnsolN

Malzo, 4. -HA sAtado enfsrmo,
pero ~ estk mejor, el honrAao y 10.
borios0 comereiAnte esps ffol, nues'
tro amigo dom Salvador Baig&s.
TAmbien syer tuvo Que gaardsr
CANA, presa de alta fiebre, nuestro
amigo don Antonio Di.z, tambi6n
comerciante perteneciente 10 dis
tirguida colonia espAf1ola, compues'
to. en- Afiascc, de elementos de gran
valer, por su lxboriosiaaa honra
dez en- los negoeios.
No sabemos Ell resultadc del 1lti.
mo juisio, por denuncia electoral,
contra loa juaces de elsccicues Re.
yes y Psaro.
Nuestr0 amigo el barpero don Jo.
sS Angel Morales, hijo de 10 busna
y servicial Carmen Dominguex, hs
alberto 90 sstAbleeimiento de bar.
IBERIA, montsdo CON seneillex buen
gusto, en- la cslle principal, al lado
de 10 f1brica de sombreros de Magin
Montoya y eerca del restaurant de
Celestino Echavarria.
va est& eomp.etaments bisn, de
su reciente afeci6n, nuestra buena
amiga do11a Aursa Piio&n.
Sa dice que pisnss trasladAr "a
resiaencta, fasra de Anaseo, con su
fAmtlia. el antigua Y acreditado 60.
merciante do esta plaza, don Rsfeal
Barlstta. Ne uno de los repfssen
tAntes de 10 eolonia italienA dc este
prsblo, que tambien 90 hA distirgni
40 siempre por On honraeea y labo
riosidAd.
Nos AsegurAn que 10 solo estk
suspenai&o, siro aestituilo DOR al
AlcAlde, el meiico tisular senior Ca.
sRlauc.
Sigas prestando servicio intsri
namsnts, el m6dico titular de Maya.
gusz, don Enrique Pima.
Sc encuentra entire nosotros, hos.
pssada en- casa de In familia dol far >
mac6utico don Rafael ArrillAia, Ia
familia de naestro buen amigo don
Rafael Monagas, notable farmac9u.
tico J politico dc primera fila, en- los
hnentas feaerAles de Maysguez.
ToaaV1s sc eneuentra en- Anasco,
pAsando una temporadA con su fa.
milia, ls sef1ora dof1a Graz Rodrf.
gaez de Colon, esposa del pre fssor
de QaabradiIlas don Joaquin Gallon.
Numerosas f&milias visitan en- SD
cRsa de campo, 6 poca distAncia del
pueblo. NJ Farmaceatico don Pedro
T. Garcia con motive de 10 enfer.
medad de 81 niflo, cue eats baio 10
asistencia del mellco senor Gazn6n
Rodriguez.
AdemAs de Csrmela Egtevay Ro
sita GazmAn Cruz, trsbajan nuy
hscandosas, en- Ia sombrererfa de
Magin Montoya. Margarita Estsve
y una nina de don Tom6s Vslez.
E IL muy bonita y muy slegante
la terraza del sCantro latino.
ARTURO
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tome las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QulNINA. Rl hottoario le devolvera el dnero 81
ne cRda cajtta
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EXPLOITATION
ANTARTICA
por expedicionarios
franceSeS

An Paris sl Doctor Jean Chareot,
por aCnsejo y 6 iniciasiva del Comi-
Do do Patronage para 10 expedition
polar, In deeidi1o yxmbiar el objeti.
vo do Ens diligenoias.
Nm vss do exploraf Los regionss
antArtisas; y el sA,nbio hAbrG dc de-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-06

AdemAs de Csrmsla Esteva Ro'
sita GszmAn Cruz, trxbajan rEuy
hscandosas, en- ID sombrarerfa de
Magin Monsoya. Margarita Estsve
y una nina de don Tomas Vslez,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-06

b ia muy bonita y muy slegante
10 terraEa del sCantro latino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-06

Rl Oonssjo Ejecntivo, e. 10 Que
ttene do legislative. hizo anyas sssas
pAlabras contenidAs ON ol Informe
de la O0misi6n Judicial: