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Vice. President State Horticultural Society;
William A. Harlan, Scarf, Treasurer Falls
Ton Farmers Club; Charles Z. Burton, Bald
win: NJ. Z. Reeder, Cecil county; Mahien
Kirk and Tarleton B. Stabler, Sandy Spring;
Ri, Cookson, Uniontown; Henry r. Friss,
Un;on Bridge. A. B. Twinery, Forest Hill;
H. NJ, Anderson, New Park, Pa; NJ. +.
smith. Norrisville; Charles F. Myers, Frzell
burg; j. D. Murray, NJ. d., Elkndge; Guy
Cookson, Uniontown; Richard j. Lea, Brink
ton; H. Newton Devries, Sykesville; c. NJ.
Zimmerman, Frederick county; Richard 5.
Hill. Inner Marlboro; W. Wilson Ohutt and
Henry L. Heiskell, Bethesda; Benjamin Wat
kins. Rutland: Master of All Hollows Grange,
William D. Curry. Manor; Joseph Hopes,
Bynum: Philip B. Cissel, Highland; Franklin
Weems. Upper Marlboro; Asa B. Gardiner
Philopolis; BENJAMIN NJ. Brooks, Monkton;
D. 5. Pearce. Granville Matthews and J. NJ.
Crowther, Philopolis; Thomas V. Richardson,
Phoenix; n. II. Gill, Glyndon; Benjamin
Watkins, Jr, aud j. S. Howard, Rutland;
Lewis NJ. Bacon, Jr., Philopolis; John Lands
dale, Davidsonvile; W. d. Curry, Manor; c.
G. Heitzmuller, Hyattsville; W. p. CLANCY.
Burtonsville; j. B. Ager and wife, Hyatts
vile: c. H. Luke, Baltimore; Joseph W. Har
berger, Farland: Alfred C. FOLSOM Colesville.
HILLARY C. Offutt, Garrett Park: the following
members of Goshen Farmers Club: II. H.
Griffith, Worthington Griffith, Laytonsville,
and L. E. Riggs, Three Mile Waters: L. NJ.
Waters. Jr, Edwin Waters, Harry Riggs, w.
P. War6eld, c. p Higgins Z. NJ. Cooke.
Harry Griffith and J. T. War6eld. ofGoshen.
Md; August Stabler. NJ. D., Henry Stabler
and Snowden Stabler, Brighton; John Lens
dale, Dav:dsonville; J. X. Richardson. Phoe-
nix; Frank n. Hoen, Baltimore; Charles ).
Councilman, Baltimore county; W. Z. Brown,
Brighton; John Z. Muncaster. NOrbeck; II.
c. Williams, l.. W. Barnsley, Frank Cashell
aud Alexander W. Barnsey, Oakdale; Sam
uel H. Hopkins, Leghland; Raphael I. Jarboe
and H. A. Ward, Travelah; c. +. Smith and
Marion Ruukles, Mt. Airy: $ 7. Windham,
G. c. Wiudham and T. c. GiIpin. Brighton;
George r. Rice, Travilah; J. NJ. Pearce,
Manor; W. W. Crosby, Butte; S. NJ. Shoe
maker, Stevenson; Tarlton B. b. Staber.
Montgomery county; D. l.. Burk and Luther
Brashears, Prince Georges county: b. NJ.
Hill, W W. Smallwood. W. Il. /. CiSsell
and f. n Adams Howard county; +. Q.
Adams, Clarksville; Thomas Balson, Howard
county: Mrs Luther Brashears, Miss +. Il.
Favman. and VI. p Reder. Rising sun; Miss
W Fuss. Union Bridge; George b. ParSly,
Dayton; john II. Janney. Brighton; Jesse x.
NARROW. Fulton: Howard Marion. tairland;
H. W Blunt Jr., Washington; jane J..
Bogley. Rockville.
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A Sturdy Family.
From The YORK. Pa. Gazette.

FROM the York, Pa, Gazette.
Mrs. Sarah Bailey, residing near Logan.
vile, this county, has been visiting friends
in York recently. Mrs. Bailey is 81 years
old, and is hale and hearty Her twin
brothers, Alexander and Aaron Miller,
of Loganville, are 50, her brother, Isaac
Miller, Sugar Valley, Clinton county, Pa,
is 50. and her oldest living brother,
Samuel Miller, farmer living near Shrews-
bury this county, is 80 years old Jacob
Miller, her oldest brother, late of York,
died at the age of "A, and Christian Miller,
another brother. who resided nearly all
his life near GoldsborO, this county. died
few years ago at the age of IS. One Of
the parents of this family died at 50 and
the other at 81, while Andrew Miller,
Their grandfather who came to Shrewsbury
township from Germany more than a
century ago, lived to a-gooLold age.
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Festivals. sc

Tn, TRUSTEES q Nj. Olive Church ~.il held
thrir auuaai lrr Cvsan aud SsrA~trrrs Fes.
Tival ja the grove adjoining the ehaFvh -
urlAy a.Ivrnoou and night. June 6Ib- Au.iC
furnished hy the Elite Orchestra,
Cranberry luloa Sunday school vi. bu.u
= Festival lea ihr Zruy- A5lI5ugug the sehcai-
house. Saturday evening. June "a. lye Cream.
Straw berries CAKE. etc. sill b,- nbiAlaaA...
The public are cordially invited.
Morgan Chapel Sunday Scboos viii hoii
their annual picuic GA June ll;h. aud the CAL
very Lutheran Sunday School Oh june q.
The following are the dates for the picnic.,
festivals ard ehtldrcu's day ~ Wesley Chapel
". r. Church .--StrzwherTy zni lee Cream
Festival JuEe 9Th; Chisdrens bay Service
June u. at 10 =. H.; Harvest Festival Juiy'
lllh; Annual Picu.c Angus, 2s',b.
-. Luke'S .wiu,rr' Cbarch ~5il bold -
Strawberry AID Ice Cream Festival june >.
aud ou The AT srne0n and evening Of Jau~ e..
Taheyto~n f-Aud Niii be present SATURDAY
evening.
Pleasant { rove NJ. f. Sunday School siI|.
hold their a. ,uuai Sirasberry ard Ice Cream.
Festival on the aiteFuoua and HIghi o. Juu.-'
a. al lhe church nesr SandyYile Ii the.
weather should be uaiAvorable on tina, date,
It viii be held the iollo~ing Tuesday. Public.
cordially invited.
WuUiesssbu5g ~ 2. Church sail ho.d 81.
strawberry festival. Saturday. June 9th.
Tbs annual Strawberry aud lee Cream Fss
tiyal Will b. held Al Woodbiur LuihrFau-
ChuESb on Saturday night, jane 9th.
Iss. Cream and Slraw bery Festival will be-
hela Al Frszeliburg Armory. June II ami H..
ami on the afternoon and night Of the 18Th.
Thens wiG be . Strawberry and Ice Cream
Fesliva held az Messiah Lutheran Church un
lhe afternoon aud evening Of June 18th for
the benefit OF the church The Hoods Mil.
Band will furnish music.
SANDY Moml Sunday School will hold
a strawberry Festival ga the church lawn
Saturday afternoon and night OF June 18th
A are invited To attend.
The Union Sunday School Of the Church OF
God. Frizellburg Will hold an Ice Cream snd
Strawberry Festival on Friday aud Saturday
nights. July and l. Proceeds for lhc'
school; all invited.
Millets Church Sunday School will hold
their annual celebration, Saturday, July Is.
Miler's Sunday School at the school house.
will hold their celebration. July %.
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Entertainments. &c.

The Ladies Mite SoCicsy Of SANDY Ncaas
wiii hold their regniaF ue,fias JlJn =, a.
Mr. L.aciuda Her,uEs
The Union Sunday school al ,hn IAarsh u
God Fazrilbarg. wslI bold thr5s @sInasA4 Chli.
dreu's Missionary Floral lay >gnbav
night Juae 9Th. Al $50 r. IN. Ils~sr wl.l D.
suugs and reriiAilou> by the chlltrsa and Aa
dresses and decorating ihe graves.
A Childrvu Service vi be held a. MESSIAH
luiheran Church on 1uaae ts,h. AZ la.St' = III
A col.ectou Wil b. laAen Tor Orphans Home.
PaiapSco NJ r. Sunday Scaaal Wili have
their annual Childvra Day service June -.
lglci, Al lu a. IA
The annual anniversary 81 FiaksbuFx -
day Sc'i,,1. mil Sc brid SaHdas isssru5aE a.. Il
afternoon, Juue Il.
kridcisr's Union SUNDAY Sshss.i3 silj hsvp-
their a,suaal celebration August asaI- Make
a note OF 1t, Carroll Coaasy Reed Baad a'll
iaraish muse.
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JAMES H. CASSELL,
THE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
may2a Il WESTMINSTER MD.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Cirrur Court for Carroll County,
ia Elurty.
80. 4ot3 EQUITY.

Florence II Hessou. agtru>i >ause. ID lies
~pU.
The object of this su,J Is g" ur"rur~ @ So.
cree. hy lhs plaintiff. y9ncuin UaiT7""uH
from the defendant. Samuel u Hr>~'u.
The bll STATES That the Ylasuilh and defend
s,nf Wrre married 800 the twenty TIM day uf
February. A. r.. Nineteen Hsndrrt7 aHi
further states thst rh- conduct vi The plaintiff
tauaris h,f hs,shaul. the s,ii samuel ID Hr@
sag. hiss alsss- been k.ud. AG~ciiouaie sni
,is..yc rerryach- ihr sltii Salnpsi u. Hr~~au
ba, without suy inst rafI-e Ir rrason aiHsnHnH
81 Nnj d, .ar,ed her. declare h,, istirs.i1aH 60
fIy. e5ih h-r uu Inugar sna fiai such AVIAN
.laatpaui ha. continued us,iuierrup'-dls iaF ai
least three ,~ar.. aHi j. i"'li+rsie ant aaSi.
and the separation 20 'be paEi,s. heHaai auF
-sgssnah'a expectation ~ reconciliation.
Aud further pravs t6si fh. naEnr ~ thr
u3afuuH may 49, changed fr'm ii1st - iur.
.us,. " Hs1sau ta rhAl % Fl.gsHrr " Harnsr.
(, 4 iherrupnu. this isih day af Nav. Nlas
teen Hundred and Tnrr~, orirrra hs The tag
.gi, Cont Ter Carroll Cuarfg. in sslalfF, fhst
vhs plaintiff. hy caa-sHs r"rs "I ihfs order
To- i,-- inserted 1n suu- a"a-lal--r Fal'.f''1e4
"a s,sd Carroll -usesv rHs1 Ea s-srh Of iaur
.tsr.s.-sssrr sf... before Oh. iafh tsv nt Jane.
N.n~;sau Hundred a-i ihrr~. siyr Ha'rea is
che aid absent defendant of tHs ailre' aua
,.uI,,iane~ of 'h.. BIZ, sArHlH< ta' &C. APV+AF
ru thr. Cuurt ru person oT Hy solicitor. uu 90
',.f,r- ,b- 5ih IA, az ja.y. next 90 shns
cause. 70 any b. has -hv DECREE aHshf H"f
20 b. Iaasse3 a. rrAyvil
JAS. u HiLLINGSLEA, Cjerk.
Tras Cops -Ess;
uviG 8, Jas. Il. BuEEyssLes, Clerk.
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NO 1910 EQUTTY

A
H. N. C,raa Coar, fug CARROLL Coasts ST.
rlae q. Cnaft pi tg0tly-
G.arrr O. stock sdals. assignee e mortgage,
vs. Catherine Ffisscil, mortgage
Ordered. ihi. s2ai day ~ May latl. b
ill., Cirrnsi Coat iar Carroll tognty. sattseg
a. 4 CONT nf Eqnfiy, lha' lrr SAFE e th~
RESI- estate mentioned 'u ihrst prserr .4tf.-'>.
made aad reported hy Graskr !. Sioea-1a.r
assignee Of taurirzErr. Sled SO tins cause p
ratified ard confirmed aplrs. cause 60 ih~
contrary thereof BE- shown 1u nF before The
aasa dsy 1T Jane. ueNi' provided a cops 81
tbI. order be inserted 10 -nalr ne~sFai'sg
published iu Carroll couajs. to the >iair oi
Nsr,..nd. once in each ut ihrre sars-ssits
u,ek. before thr lish day 81 Jane, ueXt,
The report states the aaioau5 81 ~" O" "e
THREE. Thousand .ix hundred and 'scniy mine
dollar. and sixty cents s.. 80 fsot
JAS g. BIiLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True copy. Test
laay22 Be- jas n BuuNCsir4. Clerk
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Tn the Circuit Court for Carroti
/ County in Equity
No 4asy EQUITY

Grars,. " Carr. assignee, vS. DAVID T. ha@-
zard and Sarah BuEzard
Ordered mi. Rad day Of May. 4. r..
lqns ,b,, ,h, sale of the property mentioned
I, ,he.e prarerdiuss. made aud reported BY
G-arf. ". Carr. assignee, b. nllhrd and
confirmed aplps~ cause "a the contrary
thereof h.. shown au or i.etoFr thr FIND
Aay Of Jane, next: provided a copy u 'hia
order be inserted In some newspaper.
printed 10 Carroll county. once 10 each 81
three successive weeks before the 10th day OF
June. next.
The report states the amount OF sale TO be-
SlSS5pn
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
mav2S 81 Jas. II. BuLLNGSLEA, tirfA.
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DAT1FIcATIoN NOTICE

H. ,bc Orphan, Coart af Carroll Coaaty.
Agau IIsw, lattE.
Estate al Nathan e. Franklsn. deeeasrsi-
d.. nBulra,ian. & &. ordered ths> I9lh aaY ai
Na,. lasG. TIA, thc sale 10 the kssl Estate at
Na,haa & FrankNn. late az tarru.l eoauty.
8e.-rase,a. made hy Harvey q, Frankta anil
Err.-sy r FyaukHa. Administrator 4. 3. p. s.
q = "a ths ass AL NH8 testament y sal de-
s.-uaei. and ;a5s izF urp1yfri e. Tbs tpzrt
10 the sad Admtusstratsrs u. b. CO. o. f a.
h. rausrl and confirmed. sU.ess cause =
shszu ;D fhr cJuirsyy ga uT before 'he tIh
AssAzy. z2ni dsv. II Jaar. nrxt; p-ss'a
"a = copy 81 Ihis order ~ lneTrtri lor tarvr
sacrrss- -, socks 30 ssuae HvwsFals~r F7"ts'i
aat pablssard Ga Carroll roaaiy. before 'iFr
srd Mouday. 10Th dav. 1t Jsur, next
The Fyta-t stalos the 4sDosn' "i sair t' L.
Fs,,. Ih1assaj usi.ars 500 ~
WILLIAM !. FRiLLELL-l
JACOB RINEHAHT, aadgss-
l. CALVIN JORDAN.
TruF COPY .- Ie~I.
l1-gFil u BEnass.
rrstss :; Register 81 Wsiis-
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week days only.
stops to land only baltimore passengers.
Sunday Trains.

on sunday trains viii leave Hillcn Station al 80
a m ami = y. NJ Westminster Ills r. N. 4l6 p.
IN arriving Al Union Bridge at II. As IN. and iao
u. M Leave Union Bridge at 6.t5 a. m. and 400 p.
IN Westminster 20 n m and f.Si p m, arriving
at Hilieu station Al 9,05 II. m and 6lo p m
Frederick Division Pennsylvania K. K. daily ex-
cent SUNDAY. Trains Tor Frederick leave Bruce
vile a. So $40 and 1910 K. and AS and eso
u m Trafis tor Taneytowu, Littlestown and
Columbia leave Brueeyille "a a. m. and S45 p m
Through iraiuS for Hanover and Gettysburg ana
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg DIVISION leaVs
3 s. % M. Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, eXcep.
sunday. ~ 10 - a. m.
Passengers for and from Cherry Run. Williams.
port a. y and intermediate points, from and Ton
stations OF HSgcrstuwn, change al hagerstoH n
OpierS for baggage calls can be LEFT AT Ticket
Oaice, No. 2IS East Baltimore street Balnmose
F. ;. LANDSTREET,
Vice President and General Manager
3 H. GkEswoLp. Genl Passenger Agepi. oct4
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OBJECTION NOTICE.

Office of The Westminster Grocery aud Sup
ply Company of Carroll County. Md,
WESTMINSTER, Mn. NAV -. 1908.
The Stockholders Of The Westminster Gro
Gerry aud Supply Company OF Carroll County.
Nd. are hereby notified that the regular an
uual meeting for the election Of FIVE Dl-
RECTORS to manage the affairs of the com
pany for the ensuing year will be held a. the
office Of the Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company. on SATURDAY, JUNE 8. 1903,
between the hours Of 9 aud 10 o cock "A. m.
\. II. BAUMGARTNER,
may3O y Secretary
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The best evidence Of merit j. the cor
dial recognition Of it whenever and wher-
ever it NAV be found
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If inventors of excuses could patent them
the patent office would soon furnish EN-
plovment to everybody
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Some of the finest bindings contain the
poorest literature 1t Is often the way
with fine clothes
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Great damage wa, done BY hail storm
in Orange county, Virginia. May 80.
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GPECIAL NOTICE.

Galvanized feaclug Wire st prices that have
never been known in the trade.
Lead and Oil so cheap that anyone can al
ford to paint THIS season
Ice Is plenty. We have q large stock OF the
best make Of FreezerS and Retrigerators.
Don't YOU need Gasoline ar OIL Stove Tor
summer cooking? We have them; they are
cheap.
Door and Window Screens of various styles.
fun line of first-class Cooking Stoves and
Ranges. Of long established reputation, ST
reduced Prices.
4 call vii soon convince YOU that the bot
tom has been completely knocked ont Of the
prize. OF Mails.
Glass. Oils. Paints and Putty. Plsstering,
Hair and Cement. aud in fact everything IA
thu Binding Hardware liue can he found, as
we'll is low prices. Al the ODD established stand
81
GILBERT & GEHR,
Corner Main ana Liberty streets,
Westminster. Nd.
Plumbing Heating, SCOUTING Tin Roofing
is "ur specially. iro -
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NOTICE.

II ~
Ottce &c Lauhcr. Coal ami SupPly Company
ot Carrot. County. Md.
WESTMINSTER M, Nav p, 1908.
The Stockholders of the Lumber. Coal aud
Supply Company at Carroll County, Nd, are
hereby notified that the regular annual meet
ing Tor the election Of FIVE DIRECTORS,
To manage the stfairs OF the company - the
ensuing wear. Nil. bc held at the Office the
Westminster Deposit and Trust Company, GA
SATURDAY. JUNE q. 1905.
between the hours ct - and I I clock a IA.
y. H. BATNGARTNER.
fDaX28 ID Secretary.
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MARYLAND RAIL-
w ROAD.
iFs E;szsss
CONNECTING WITH

P. u r. r. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg
Norfolk y Western K. K. at Hagerstown;
b. Il o. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. r. K. at Bruceyille and
Hanover; P. W. Il b., n. c. and b. L P.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Schedule IN effect September 2Sth, 1909.
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baltimore. WESTMINSTER &
ID GETTYSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY,
704 Land Title Building.
Pbiladeluhia Pa. NAV 18th 1905

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Baltimore. Westminster aud Ge'lyS09I y
Railroad Company will be held on the Eighth
Day of June. 1908. at eleven o clock IA tue
forenoon. at the principal office Of the Com
panv. in Westminster, Maryland, for the pNf'
pose of elect,ng 81 Board of Directors ana re-
ceiving and acting upon the reports OF me
officers. and for the transaction OF such other
business As may properly come before tue
,naa,ing TH0S. F. DURHAM,
80 .. Secretary.
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ELIAs N. DAVIS

il
Constable, Collector and
General Auctioneer,
Westminster. Md Special attention gwen TO
collections and auctioneering. Terms moaef
ate. Orders can be left az thus Ofhce or at ms
residence on Liberty street. Jahl''u
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nor RENT.

Two. Story Brick Dwelling, l5i W. Main
=, Was,n,;nster. & rooms. water and bath
room. garden aud small stable. Premises
formerly occupied by the late Charles r Cas-
sell. Apply to cporrcr
apr4 D. L. 'itOo'i-'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-04

donde q los antagonismos deprimentes
enfrene el respeto mutuo, y las fala-
cias convencionales averguence Ia YER
dad desnuda. Una patria hecha con
el concurso de todos y para benefcio
de todos; donde no Sc inquiera la pro-
cedencia nativa del ciudadano, sino su
valer social, nj Sc le mida por su condi-
cion sino por sus obras.
Patria ideal sera esta que solo por
|espejismos lograremos entrever los que
llegamos al ocaso de la vida hollando
las ruinas de viejas creencias, y sin
tempo va para erigir nuevos altares;
mas, 81 nos roban los afios ell vigor de
la accion, nos prestan las canas la auto
ridad del consejo, y con ella podemos
decir a la generacion que en- torno
nusstro Sc levanta:
--"Toma este libro, estudia su cohe-
sion, analiza suS componentes, compe-
netrate de su sincret1smo que entrafia
e1 genio intellectual de dos imperios a
los cuales te enlazan la tradicion y el
porvenir. /. !. Medita y ilucha! Themes el
espfritu que vivifca; conquista Ell ver-
DO que redime. Sin la consubStancia-
lidad de entrambos no tendras patria.
S. BRAU
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-04
Hoy QUE hlCeT un elIDI6SiIO
Authorization del Senado
Para pagar a todos

Nueva York, viernes.-E1 Sc
nado norteamericano ha conce-
dido al gobierno, autorizaci6n
para COntratar TN empr6stito a
a fin de poder satisfacer en- ell
tempo acordado los plazos de
la deuda a las naciones recla-
nantes.
ST ell emprestito no Sc lleva a
cabo no Sc podra hacer elective
el pago de la deuda a Alemania,
nj a las otras potencias que Sc
unieron a ella en- su reclama-
cion.
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2 deEAbriI de 1903.

Durante Ia segunda qilincena del mes
de Mario 1ltirno, presto la fuerza de la
Po1icfa insular aqu1 destacada, al man
do de su Cabo Comandante don lose G.
Cuevas, veinte y cuatro Servicios por
diversos delitoS y faltas, 10 que prueba
que trabaja, merecieudo por clio el
aprecio y consideration de las perSonas
de orden.
En- ia Democratic" Sc elogia mu-
cho ell buen portaniento conquista-
do por ell Cabo sefior Cuebas en- el pue-
bio de Morovis, y a juzgar por e1 que
observa aquf, merecera igual distinction
por las miSmaS personals de Carolina. :
~. En- ell mes de Mario 1ltimo hubo
en- esta demarcacion AZ nacimientoS, IL
casanientos. y 81 deftlnciones.
~. La preparation del terreuo para
Ia siembra de algodon Sc lIeva cabo
con mucho enttlsiasmo en- esta demar-
caci6n.
~. Sc dice que axer paso por este
pueblo e1 reputado Or. don ]. E. Salda-
ia Y Caserave, llamado en- consulta pa
"a I'm erfermo grave en- Canovanas.
~. Ell sefior Viera, herido de bala,
sigue mejorando.
~ Sc han presentado slguros caSoS
de vvlruelas benignas, en- Ia poblacion.
~. Lacarne sigue vendiendose de2o
4 "a centavos kilo y el pan de dos q dos
y medic libra
corresponsaI.
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HUG|gUiS|QS en- 0Cgi6jI
Tres muertos y muchos heridos
Tumultos y encuentros

Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen
de Madrid que en- Salamanca
han secundado los trabajadores
el movimiento de protesta de los
escolares y Sc han declarado en-
huelga.
Todo la ciudad presenta TIL
pavoroso aspecto de desorden.
Entire la policfa y los huel-
guista han ocurrido algunos en-
cuentros tumultuosos de resul-
tas de los que han muerto tres
paisanos y hay varios heridos.
En- la ciudad existe la mayor
intranquilidad.
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la R'ecepci6E1 en-
i. Santa Catalina
II.

Desde anteG de las dez estaban con-
curridfSimos los salones de la Forra1eza
por todo 10 mas distinguido de nuestra
Sociedad.
El pa1acio de Santa Catalina estaba
adornado con mucha sencillez y ele-
gancia.
Dos bandas de m1sica, la del bata-
Hon puertorriquefo y la policia insular
estuvieron ejecutando pleas difcilisi-
mas durante las dos horas que dur6 la
reception, desde las diez las doce.
El Honorable Gobernador civil su
elegante y distipguida esposa, presen-
taron a la sociedad que llenaba los sa-
Iones, el Ministro de Marina de los Es-
tados Unidos Mr.. Moody, ell Admins
trador General de Correos, ell Senador
Protor y Ell diputado Cannon.
Los invitados fueron obSequiados
nauy galantemente por los esposos Hunt
y su encantadora hija Elisabeth.
|. En- ell adorno de los salones, del CO.
mcdor. y de las galerias; de toda la casa,
en- fin, predominaban las flores.
Dos horas deliciosas que transcurrie-
rol con una velocidad de ensuefio.
Felicitamos al Gobernador civil y
su elegante espcsl, FOR el exito de ano-
che.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-04
$ervicio CeIe0rdfitV ESPECIAL
DEL
BOletin MercantiI
DeS6Tde1eS eD S0IQDlQlCI
La UniverSidad cerrada
Policfa y escolares

Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen
los telegramas recibidos de Ma
drid, que en- Salamanca han
promovido a1gunos desordenes
los escolares, por el estilo de los
de Madrid y Barcelona.
La Universidad ha sido ce-
rrada y protegida por la policfa
en- vista de la actitud revoltosa
que han tornado los escolares.
Entire estos y la po1icfa ha ha-
bido algunos encuentros ruido-
SisimOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-04
H SeC0dO VaDGZO0DO
en- session. S0TGI0
Cobraran primeramente 10 que
reclamaron
Castro esta antOriZado
Castro esta antorizado

Nueva York, viernes.-Un
cablegrama recibido de Caracas,
dice que el Senado, en- session
secreta, autoriz0 al Presidente
Castro para pagar antes de es-
perar ell fallo del Tribunal de la
Haya a las tres potencias que
bloquearon las costas venezola-
mas
Inglaterra. Alemania E Italia,
cobraran antes, por consiguien-
te, que las demas naciones que
no intervieron por la fuerza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-04
ID TGC|UllQCio de ESDQtlQ
Los Sres. Ojeda y Bowen
tlrmaron ell protocolo
Lo que debe Venezuela

Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen
de Washington que Ell Ministro
de Espafla, Sr Ojeda, y ell de los
Estados Unidos en- Caracas, Mr.
Bowen, frmaron va ell protocolo
de la reclamation de Espaf1a a
la Rep1blica de Venezuela.
La reclamation de Espana ha
sido presentada tnicamente, a
fin de que el Tribunal dc la Ha-
va, pueda conocer a CT: nto as
ciende la deuda venezol.na.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-04
No Id hlbidO IunH|tOS
Barcelona y Valencia en- paz
Lo de los eStudianteS

Nueva York. viernes.-Los
cablegramas recibidos de Ma
drid, niegan los rumores que
han circulado respecto de la
Ocurrencia de desordenes en-
Barcelona y Valencia. La tran
quilidad Y el orden en- estas ciu-
dades son completes.
Despues de las protestas estu-
diantiles no Sc han vuelto a pro-
mover desordenes de ninguna
clase.