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The Washington times., 1903-04-29
Calls Upon German Envoy.

Count Won Priola, in command Of the
German cruiser. Gazelle. undergoing re
pairs at Newport News, arrived in Wash
iugt0n last night. and is a guest at the
Arlington, while calling upon the Ger
man envoy, Baron Speck Won Sternburg,
and other attaches of the German en-
bassy. The German count has made
many friends while at Newport News.
With his marines, the German officer
participated in the parade at the launch
ing Of the West Virginia, and was then
q guest of honor a the banquet given
by the shipbuilding company to the
governors Of West Virginia and Virginia
He also responded to an imprOmpcu
toast.
The count is ayerse to talking. and de-
cliHed 10 see any newspaper men this
morning. He viii return TO his yes
sci this afternoon
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Chance for Virginia.


Eppa Hunton. of Virginia. e former
member OF the Virginia Legislature. was
guest at the Metropolitan last night
Mr.. HuntoD was also a member Of the
constitutional convention, and was ac-
tive in its proceedings Speaking Of the
coming tercenteHniaI celebration to be
held IN Norfolk. he said:
The people of Virginia will make the
event the greatest in the history OF the
State. The exposition. OF course. VIII
not be on the scale OF the one to be
held in St Louis. but what the show
lacks in quantity. It viii make up In
quality, and in the hospitality OF the
people who entertain the visitors. It
Will be held in 1907. and already the
people are arranging for the big show
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Assault on an old Man

sssailant Of Morris Rudlsau. aged nifty years.
who was admitted 10 tine Casualty Hospital
Monday suffering from a severe scalp wound.
He had been struck on the head with brick
In d Pennsy Iyauia Avenue h3ugh room.
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New York Society.

Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Dewar Stmons,
il. are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of son at their apartment. in
Park Avenue. on Sunday last. Mrs 81
mons was formerly Miss Jessie Nc
Nance q daughter of Mrs James Nc
Nance and a granddaughter of the late
Capt. Jacob Vanderbilt, of Staten Island.
Charles Simons is nephew of E H
Hartman
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10 her cousin. Henry Riker. After the
ceremony there viii be a reception given
by the brides pareL $. Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Riker. at their house in West
FifJy-seVeuth Street
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POIice Looking for FIopers.

The police have been asked to maintain
lookout for S4mucl SeIkowitz, aged twenty
four years, and Fannie Iurey. aged seventeen
years who cipped from Baltimore Il is be-
heved they came 10 Washington.
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NeddinQs-En Engagements

The marriage Of Miss Fanny Eileen
O'Connen to Lieut.. Clarence NJ. Condor.
Z. s. A, viii take place this evening at
the home Of the brides parents and be
followed by small reception. Miss
Eunice Oberly viii be maid Of honor,
and four girl friends Of the bride viii
act as ribboR-bearers. Lieutenant Stei-
ger viii be best man and the Rev. VIII
liam kerby. Of the Catholic University,
Will offieiale
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Damage estimated at $3.50 WAS caused Nondly
evening lu the restaurant If Robert +. Saunders.
az lOl3 Eighth Street southeast. by q fire of
unknown origin. The loss Is covered by ius5lr-
aUCc-
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Loss of Diamonds.

SIX diamonds and two rmeralds were lost
yesterday by William j. Law, IF 1864 Sherman
street northwest. The jewels were lost i'll the
Capitol.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Three Items in Storage

Desirable rooms, reasonable rates. and re-
liable firm. Brown 81 TolsOn, AuctiUneers, 1903
and I41l New York Avenue. Storage rooms. 14I2
Il Street. Phone, Main 25Z0.
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Dinners.

Gen and Mrs. Arson Mills viii enter
tain dinner party this evening in
homer Of their daughter and Capt. ". 5.
Overton, whose marriage will take place
tomorrow The company will be limited
TO the relatives Of the two young people.
ana includes Captain Overtou's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Overton. Of New
York. and the Misses Oyerton, Mr. and
Mrs. Orndorf. Of Worcester. Mass. and
Mr- and Mrs Stewart. and Miss Stewart,
Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, all of whom are the
house guests OF General and Mrs. Mills.
H 5. Powell. of New York, gave a
handsomely appointed dinner at the
Dumbartoh Club or Monday evening. in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. r. c Powell, Of
Boston The clubs new banquet room
was used for the first time on this occa-
sion.
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Genuine S., So, and 81 Sample Shoes.
Three hundred styles, at $2,s5 Keene's Shoe
Store 9O5 Z Street northwest
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Theft of Tewelry.

Tho theft Of several pieces of jeyelry was re
ported 60 the police yesterday bv Arthur VI
Harrison. Of al Street northwest Tn,
stolen articles were valued at S25
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Collars, 2 Cents; CUTS, ! Cents Pair.
Gem Steam Laundry. 5I4 8th st. nv. PhoL
VI. 1916.
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The Foreign CoIonu.

Madame HeugeImuIIer. wife of the
Austrian ambassador. slipped upon the
highly polished floor OF the drawing
room Of the embassy on sunday evening
last and sDrained her ankle. Dr., Fry.
who Is attending Madame HengelmulIer,
Will put the injured member in a plas-
ter cast today He thinks. with the aii
OF crutches. his patient viii be able 10
sail from New York On Friday. as she
hed purposed doing before the accident
occurred
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Mrs. Richard Irwin, who has been in
Baltimore, staying with her mother,
Mrs. Morris has returned to town. Mrs
Burke Roche has likewise arrived in the
city from Newport.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
Morrey's Artistic Picture Store
Fire in 4 Restaurant.

Is wei worthy oi visit. Picture framing
done by experts 1925 Street
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

Nr. and Mrs. George Crocker and Miss
Emma Rutherford have returned from d
seven weeks absence in California. and
Miss Alice Rutherford and her brother,
Walter Rutherford. are also back from
their yachting cruise in southern waters
Mr. and Mrs Croeker and their family
win so to their country place at Dar-
linstoH in a couple of weeks. and pToba-
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The marriage of Miss Roberta Trail
Howard. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
George H Howard. to Ebenezer Learn
ed, Of Norwich Conn. viii take place
today at noon al the residence or the
brides parents in the presence Of a
small company OF relatives and intimate
friends.
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MENUS FOR TOMORROW.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Coming Season at Chesapeake
Beach.

The popular manager Of the Chesapeake Reach
Theater, Mr.. William Wasseruan, viii erect
mammoth building on the boardwalk, adjacent
to the tHeatcr, 20 be usrd ds "a restaurant at
popular prices 1t
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Philadelphia Notes.

Among the Philadelphians who will
attend the dedication ceremonies in
connection with the St. Louis Exposi-
tion are Mr.. and Mrs. John a Mccain.
Of Sherwood Road. Overbrook. who left
for ST Louis yesterday. They will also
visit Chicago friends.
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When You Want Cut
Of anything Joyce Engraving Co. Star Bldg
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Henry s. Smith. watch officer in the
Coast Survey, is in the city, having been
detached from the steamer Bache at Key
West and ordered to join the Pathfinder
at Manila as first officer. Mr.. Smith
viii proceed by way of San Francisco.
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The Penn Club will give an entertain
ment in honor Of Governor Pennypacker
on Saturday evening next at the club
rooms. Eighth and Locust Streets.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

SAKS q CO.-Aen contemplating the
Of a suit should certainly visit
the Saks stores, where may be seen the
latest colors and materials. All the
suits are made IN the latest styles.
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nj anu vi L-tAFF etl u " tSEDlty BL
Cleveland Park. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Edna, to Harry
B Houghton of Chicago. The wedding
wiz take place early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs sherman PIatt have
cards out for the marriage Of their
daughter, Florence, TO George Luff
Edmunds on the morning of May u. at
10 o'clock, al St Margaret's Church
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss
Margaret NJ, Bannon and David J. Shee-
han on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Al St Palrick's Church.
tt as.=t unportant event in Balti-
Hoss soc'ssS today viii be the wedding
OF Miss Louise HazaII Harrison. daugh-
ter Of Mr. aa3 Mrs Charles K Harrison.
OF Roland Park. 10 Mr- Rely, Of Har-
Tisburg, Pa The nuptials will be cele-
brated At $3.50 O'Clock. at St Paul's
Church.
Mr and Mrs " r Ramsey gave a
small reception and dinner al their
horne. 43 s Street, on Tuesday evening
IN celebration Of the fourth anniversary
OF their marriage The parlors were
decorated With spring foliage and fow-
ers, and the dining room in red roses
and ferns. among those present were
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph c. Kaufman Mr.
and Mrs Il. + J. Drake and Miss
Drake. AR and Mrs George H Stone. /
Mrs. Justin LOOMS. OF Chicago; Hr-
ard Mrs A. NJ Lalng. 3ir. and Mrs /
Bristoe Goodhart, oliver Shaw. AIr and
Mrs J C. Morgan. Mrs. Jenette Bow I
man John Bowman, Mr. and Mrs Theo- /
dore Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace !
Brewer, Cornelius Desmond. Miss Miller, /
and Mr. aud Mrs. Jerry Walsh.
The marriage OF Miss Jennie De Ronde. +
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hen /
~ De Ronde. TO Percy Crawford. Of I
sthis city, viii take place this afternoon I
4at O'Clock, AT Englewood. y. J.
; a number OF Mr. Cranford's friends 4
and relatives left yesterday afternoon /
fer EngIewood TO attend the wedding +
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. /
Crawford, Dir. and Mrs Charles E. Berry, /
Mr. and Mrs. L E. Helm, Mrs. Margaret /
j. Crawford. Il. s, Houghton, John Stew /
art, Howard Fisk, George H BeaH, /
George ". Lang. and W. +. Brenizer-
Representative elect William Ran
lolph Hearst. proprietor OF the New
York American, New York Evening
Journal. Chicago American. and the
San Francisco Examiner" was mar
led Tuesday, in New York, 10 Miss MI
lcent Wilson, daughter OF George II.
Wilson, president OF the Advance Music
company. The marri, &c took place in
race Church, Bishop Potter officiating.
a rrin Peck. Of san Francisco. was best
q an, and the witnesses were s. s. Car
3 alho and P. J. Mar Mr. and Mrs.
esrst sailed by the steamer Kaiser
Ilhelm II for Europe
wedding Of social interest today is
e marriage at the Church OF the In
rnation. New York, Ur-Aliss Mag Riksr
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Miss Lucille Bacon. daughter of Nr.
and Mrs Daniel Bacon, will sail for Eu-
rope today. tc pass the season in Lon
don with Sir Gilbert and Lady Parker,
the latter being her aunt
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Philadelphia
New York

bly, will have a cottage at Newport for
the season there.
Mrs. Gertrude Atherton. the autboress.
is stopping at the Florence and will re-
main there until her departure for Eu-
rope.
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"a Bottles Of Lager Beer for 7sc.
Delivered Beavers, d23 ~ st. Phone II 1861
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

The annual banquet Of the swarthmoTe
Chapter OF Fl Beta Phi Fraternity was
held at the Bellevue on Saturday. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-five persons
Toasts were responded TO by Miss Norah
stabler, Miss Maud Rice. Miss Anna
Nichols, and Miss Clara Keen Fowler
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Torney Simon viii
60 abroad the early part OF June for the
London musical season. Asger Namerick
has invited them to spend the month OF
August with him outside of Copenhagen
and has placed villa at their disposal
FOR that time.
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Mrs Richard Clay and Miss Agnes B
Clay, who spent the winter in the West
are expected home today.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29
Bicycles Stolen.

Two bicycles were reported stolen to the
police YESTERDAY The losers were ". 4. Burke,
If guS Seventh Street northeast. and Joseph
Le4ry Of l6.G Ninth Street northwest. An III
FeEtig4tiOn viii be made.
Best quality chicken wire. 42c 100 square feet.
New uonchns SI-25; slightly damaged shgyeIs
z5c: McCle!IInd saddles. S4,50; blocks, cars,
oabum. ). Bcusiuger Sc Co., llth and B SIS.
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Madame Jusserand. wife OF the French
ambassador, was unable 10 accompany
her husband 10 St Louis on yesterday.
as she is suffering from an abscess on
her forehead This is the first time that
the ambassador and his wife have been
separated since their marriage.
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a wclI-knOWn maker These shoes are
guaranteed. and are made according TO
the latest styles The prices are rea-
sonabie- This sale is in progress at the
Seventh Street store only.
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Major J. G. Pangborn. representative
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad st
the St Louis Exposition. accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Mary Pangborn, left
the city yesterday morning TO attend the
dedicatOTy ceremonies commencing to.
dav
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

The Baroness Moncheur, who accom-
panied her husband 10 St Louis yester-
day, was given delightful send-off yes
terday at the station, by the party OF
young people whom she chaperoned the
past winter The baroness viii meet her
father, Mr.. Clayton, in ST. Louis, and
return with him to Mexico. and latsc
join Baron Monchaur in Europe.
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THE HUB FURNITURE COMPANY
A sale of go-carts is the attraction at
The store That Saves You Money" An
uncommon assortment may be seen. com
prising all the well-known makes and
latest designs Some have the auto
gear, others are made on the reclining
pattern.
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Miss u. Louise Wood, the artist. will
sail for Europe next month, where she
win pass The summer.
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Baltimore Chit

The social season at the Catonsyille
Country Clu3 will be inaugurated next
Saturday evening with smoker There
viii be boxing. songs. and banjo playing
by the members OF the Johns Hopkins
University Banjo Club. Samuel Theo-
bald, jr-, viii have charge of the enter
tainment.
The matinee musicale directed by Miss
Florence N. Giese viii meet tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at the residence
OF Mrs. G. " Gail, 2301 Eutaw Place.
Miss Giese wilI be assisted by Mrs.
Charles Morton as soIoist and Alfred c,
Furthmaier on the violoncelIo.
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A taIIy-ho party lett Reading yester-
day on Lhree days tour of Berls and
adjoining counties The party is COM
pose3 of Mr.. and Mrs I H Maurer, Mr..
ard Mrs. Howard L, DrexeI. Mr.. and
Mrs John A EsterIy, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
Hill Mr. and Mrs y. K. Bortz. W. c.
Yoder, and Miss Edith Bierney. They
viii cover the following route: To Kutz-
town, to SaegersvilIe. to Allentown. to
East GreenviIIe. to Boyertown, thence
back to Reading, arriving home on
THURSDAY
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Mr.. and Mrs Edward s. Weseott, of
Cleveland Park. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Edna, to Harry
B. Houghton. Of Chicago. The wedding
viii take place early in June.
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SSGG GGS GGSED
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

T'= iHDortaut event in Balti-
noss soo'ssS today VIII be the wedding
Of Miss Louise Haxau Harrison. daugh-
ter Of Mr. aa5 Mrs. Charles X Harrison.
OF Roland Park. 10 8r- Reilly, Of Har-
Tisburg, Pa The nuptials viii be cele-
brated At $3.50 O'Clock, at St. Paul's
Church
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prominent part in the opening eXer
cises of the exposition. he being a ma
riOual commissioner.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

A wedding Of social interest today is
e marriage at the Church OF the IN
.rnation. New York, =0r-AIiss Mag Riker
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

Former Senator and Mrs John N.
Thurston have left New York for St
Louis, where Mr.. Thurston will take a
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

Mrs. Carroll Mercer. who has been i'll
for the greater part OF the past winter.
is at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. in
Baltimore. where she IS rapidly con
vaIescing
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Margaret NJ Bannon and David J. Shee-
han on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock
a St Palrick's Church
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

Mr. and Mrs Sherman PIatt have
cards out for the marriage Of their
daughter, Florence TO George Luf
Edmunds on the morning of May u. ut
10 o'clock. at St. AIargaret's Church.
The Washington times., 1903-04-29

Col and Mrs. Benton Halstead. of Gin
cinnati, with their daughter, Miss Le-
more Halstead. have taken apartments
at the Sherman
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INSTRUCCIONES PARA DIRIGIR
La CORRESPONDENCE

El dinero debe ser remltidO por me-
dio de una orden postal, 8 certilicado;
de otro modo es facil de eXtrayiarse.
SeiIox. Estos deben de ser coloca-
dos en- la esquina superior, derecha del
remitcnte asegurandose de que la 60
ma de que esten impregnada no sea
de mala condici0n, para asegurar la es-
tabilidad del sello.
IriyoS c0arenicnte>.-Los suscrito-
res 4 periodicos, que cambien su re-
sidencia deben notifcarlo en- cl acto 4
los editores del periodico para que sus
suscripciones sean enviadas su nueva
direction.
Los publicistas edictores que re-
mitan materia de % clase en- gran
cantidad, falicitaran la distribution, y
por consiguiente ell mas rapido ,despa-
cho, enyiandolas por separaoiones de
Estados territories.
CorYeSpondeacta para hotele&. To
da correspondence dirigida al pals Sc
RI entregada en- los hoteles asl devuel-
ia la oticina postal, tan pronto Sc yea
que no es reclamada por su receptor
Los presidentes de clubs 8 asociacio-
mes en- general, no tendran una CORES
pondencia no reclamada mas de dies
dias, excepto en- aquellos casos en- que
Sc sepa la direction de las personas, en-
cuyo case Sc entregara 4 las ohcinas, 8
sera devuelta 4 la direction correspon-
diente; este siempre que Sc sepa con
seguridad dicha direction.
Las cartas dirigidas personals de
transito en- una poblaci0n, seran mar
cadas con la paIabra STransite 8
eGeneral Deliyerya siempre que Sc ig-
more ell n0mcro calle donde resida
Iuyetas postaleS. Ell franqueo de
estas es centayo para los Estados
Unidos y ctvs. para ell eXtranjero.
Las tarjetas postales no pueden llevar
en- la parte de la direction, sena, marca
8 cosa alguna, que no sea la solo direc-
cion de la persona, pues case de llevar-
la pagarian ell doble del franqueo.
Las tarjetas para pagar como tales,
tienen que tener la medida siguiente,
en- tamano menor en- mayor, y no
pueden ir bajo cubiertas.
FL maximum B pulgadas de ancho
por 5! de largo y el minimum de )!
DOT -
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Session del COnsejO Executive

Sc abrio la session 4 las dos v cuarto,
Preside ell senior Andres Crosas, y
fu6 acuerdo que Sc suspendiera la lee
tura del acta de Ia anterior session.
FL Presidente dio cuenta con varios
cambios que ell senor Hartzell como
Presidente efectivo del Consejo propo-
ne en- la lista de las cOmislones perma-
nentes dc este cuerpo. Fueron apro-
bados.
Sc aprobo un cambio de quinientos
dollars para pagar un empleado de Sa-
nidad, que fu6 sometida 4 la censide-
racion del Consejo por ell Director de
Sanidad, & informada por la Comisi0n
de Hacienda en- sentido favorable
Ell senior Sweet dijo que ell senior
Brioso ten1a que hacer uso de la pala-
bra acerca de un proyecto para la ms
tituci6n Penal de San Juan.
Ell senior Brioso habl6 en- terminos
muy espresivos acerca de la Peniten-
ciaria de San Juan indicando al Con
ceio que habia hablado de este asunto
mucho antes habia sugerido 4 este
dltimo que Sc nombrara una comisi6n
para que con los dos mil dollars que
hay consignados en- ell Presupuesto des-
tinados 4 este objeto, Sc hiciera un es-
tudio del asunto.
FL Presidente manifesto que era con
veniente aguardar que regresaran los
miembros del Consejo que Sc hallan au-
sentes en- los Estados Unidos cosa de
resolver en- concrete entonces sobre
este asunto, ademas dijo que era l6gi-
co esperar la resolucion del Gobierno
Nacional, cosa de saber los terrenos
que Sc retenfan y entonces poder dis
poner de alg1n islote conveniente V
apropiado que 10 utilizase Ell Gobier-
no de Washington,
FL nombramiento de don Jose Pie
tri Rodriguez como Alcalde de Mari
Gao fu6 aprobado por ell Consejo oe-
rrandose la session.
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CABLEGRAMkS
SERVTCIO ESPECIAL
DE
"kA CORRESPONDENCE"
EL REY ALFONSO XIII

Nueva York, Agosto IA, 10 A. NJ.
Comunican de Paris que circular
ALI insistentes rumores acerca de que
ell Rey Alfonso de Espana Sc halla en-
fermo de consuncion.
Algunos diarios hablan respecto &
esta version, tratando adem6s de los
asuntos polfticos que agitan la opinion
pGblica en- la peninsula.
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OCtOr Emilio CbeYremOnt
CIRUBANO DENTKSTA
San Franoi' co 80
FRRN TR A LA CAPILLA

Sustituye con yentajas al aceite de
hfgado de bacalao simple, siempre que
esta indicado ell uso de dicha grasa.
Ell infrascrito Doctor en- Medicina y
Cirugfa, M6dico titular y de la Carcel
P1blica de esta ciudad
Certifico Que hace amos yengo en-
pleando en- aduItos ninos la Emulsion
de Scott, de aceite de hfgado de bacalao
con hipofostitos de cal y de sosa, obte-
niendo siempre brillantes resultados en-
la tuberculosis, bronquitis, escrofulis-
mo, raquitismo, anemia y otras enfer-
medades que seria proliio enumerar.
En- la conyalecencia de ciertas febres
hidiop6ticas es el reconstituyente por
excelencia, sustituyendo con ventaja al
aceite de higado de bacalao simple, por
ser de facil tolerancia para los estoma-
Cos delicados.
Dr. 4. Qw'Honcs y Caraoua.
San German, Puerto Rico, Junio 27
de 1894
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LOS MACEDONIOS

New York, Agosto II, 10 A. NJ.
Los macedonos han acordado una
acci6n colectiya de apelaci6n las po-
tencias. Asegurabase anoche que 6s-
tas, muy especialmente Russia sus
simpatizadores, no perderian la oca-
sion de acudir en- auxilio de los mace
donios aunque no con caracter Official
Los soldados turcosa han cometido dlti-
mamente nueva matanza en- la frontera
de Macedonia.
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Jamaica y los Estados Unidos

Nueva York, Agosto IA, 10 A. NJ.
FL pueblo de Jamaica representado
por todas sus classes sociales ha hecho
un llamamiento al pueblo americana,
solcitando su auxilio con motivo del
desastre del dia 8.
A Kingston siguen llegando hume
rosas personas, que habitaban en- los
campos. Hallanse en- la mas terrible
situaci6n. Sc dice que ell n6mero de
ylctimas scgdn 1ltimas noticias en-
Kingston del interior de la isla, pasa
de 80.
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Russia Y TURQUIA

New York, Agosto ii, 10. A. NJ.
La dcmanda plantcada por Russia 4
Turqu1a para que castigue al asesino
del consul ruso es Categorical Y dura.
Sc espera que ell Sultan proceda muy
actiyamente en- ell asunto. Creese que
los asesinos iran 4 la horca.
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MARTiNlCA TAMBIEN

New York Agosto l4.10. A. NJ.
Informan de Fort de France que
aquella isla ha sido yfctima tambi6n
de los desastres del Gltimo huracan, 81
bien los perjuicios no alcanzan la
cuantia de los sufridos por Jamaica
Muchas casas han sido destechadas Y
algunos cultiyos han sido muy caSti-
CadOC
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COMMENTARIES

New York, Agosto IA, 10 A. NJ.
Una parte de la prensa comenta la
dimision de Cervera que 81 aIgunos
atribuyen al deseo de parte del almi-
rante de retirarse a la vida privada,
otros la relacionan con ell asunto de
presupuestos para reconstruction de la
armada.