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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
SURVEY TO
ASHLAND.
Preliminary Line Run by the
P. & P. Engineers.
CORPS IN FIELD 8 DAYS,
The People Along the Route Give the
Right of Way-Bell Telephone Pre-
pairing to Put in Local Ex-
change-Real Estate Sales.
(special to The Times-Dispatch.>

(Special to The Times-Dispatch)
ASHLAND, VA, Oct. 16-A corps of
engineers Of the Passenger and Power
Company, under the supervision Of Mr..
c. e. Dickinson, are running prelimi-
nary survey for the electric. line from
Richmond to Ashland The party has
been in the field three days auld have
SO far surveyed several miles of the route.
They are now east of Glen Allen, and
are working steadily towards Ashland.
The people along the proposed route or
fer little or no objection but on the other
hand, are giving the right of way. seeing
and realizing what an advantage the
new road will be.
GIVE RIGHT OF WAY.
The route from Elmont to Ashland.
distance of over three miles, was secured
by the mere asking, showing tiNt the
people in that section are thoroughly
aroused and Interested In the project.
The Business Mems Association of Ash
land and the citizens have been very ac-
tive ir assisting the company to secure
the right of way.
The Town Council will be liberal In
granting any franchise tho company
may want.
LOCAL TELEPHON ECHANGE.
A gang Of Bell Telephone workmen have
been here this week setting poles and
laying out lines for a local telephone sys-
TEN. The Company has secured build
ing on England Street. In the center OF
the business section of the town. where
the exchange will be located, which will
be equipped with a thoroughly up-to-date
plant.
Severa. pieces of property have been
sold here In the last few days, and
houses are in demand.
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Broke Worlds Pacing Record
to a Wagon.
MADE THE MILE IN l:59 IL
Came Within Half a Second of Equal<
ling His Own Pacing Record-The
Time He Made by
Quarters.
(BY Associated Press.)

LEXINGTON. KY. Oct. 16.-Dan Patch.
$50, to-day broke the worlds pacing re-
cord to a wagon. and came within
quarter of second of equalling his own
sulky record. The previous pacing record
to a wagon was 2:o1 1-2, made by Little
Boy on the Memphis track. Dan Patch
clipped two and one-quarter seconds off
this record to-day, and went the mile in
The champion stallion was ac-
companied by two runners. driven by
Hudson and Mcclure. but no wind shields
or any other speed accelerators were
used. His time by quarters was 80 Ia.
:591-2, 90 1859 IA. His third quarter
was made In :291-2 seconds
There were no wind shields or any
other speed accelerators used for Dan
Patch in his record breaking trial.
Dan Patch had been advertised to go
against the worlds wagon record or MS
own sulky record, for several days but
owing to the weather conditions the e1hl-
bition was postponed. The track hao
been in lightning condition all week and
the weather conditions to-day were per-
feet. Four thousand people saw tne
record broken and cheered Driver Nc
Henry Justify as he went nnder the
wire. a.
The thirty-first annual meeting OF the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders AS
sociation came to a close to-day. The
Kentucky stake of $1,000 for three-year-
old trotters, was won by Sadie Mac. IN
two straight heats. The second heat
vas made In o:1l IL and equalled the
fastest record Of the year for three
year-old trotters. which was held ny
Sadie Mac herself.
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CAUSED GREAT EXCITEMENT
Pr: badly Killed aed the Body Hid in
Gave.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial TO / lie ! lIHtS-DlSI)i I)itCll.j
BRISTOL, VA. Oct. 16-The mysteri-
Gus disappearance Of f. l.. Wcntz. a son
of Millionaire j. y. Wentz. of Philadel-
mia. has caused great excitement in the
mining regions OF Wise county, Va, yes
terday and to-day.
Young Wentz. who has been prominent
~ connected with the operation of the
Virginia Coal and Iron Company, own
ing an extensive coal mining and coking
business in Wise county. left for an in
specton tour OF the company's mountain
property on Wednesday. That night his
horse was found In the public road in
the mountains. with Mr.. Wentzs coat
attached to the saddle. When this was
learned at Big Stone Gap, the mountain
home OF the Wentz family. an alarm was
sent and party wentsln search Of the
missing man. Having found no trace of
him last night. the company suspended
operations to- day, and party of a
thousand men secured the mountains.
but no trace of the missing man was
found up to late hour tonight. and
hope Of finding him is practically aban-
doncd.
1t is now the belief of the family that
he was murdered by unfriendly noun
tulneers, and his body concealed In one
of the numerous caves of that region.
although others think he may have been
kidnapped with the hope of receiving a
heavy ransom.
The missing man is thirty years old
and unmarried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
LIVES LOST
IN A FIERCE FIRE
Property Loss by Flames in
Aberdeen. Washington.
is a Million Dollars
fRy Associated Press.l

ABERDEEN, WASH, Oct 16,-Firc in
this town to-day caused four deaths and
destroyed property valued at approXi-
matey one million dollars II practically
wiped out the main business street Of the
town. which Is built mostly of wood,
Tho dead;
CHARLES RALFO.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
CALVIN MKIINZIE.
Unknown man.
Six others were more or less injured.
Not more than one-half of the loss Is
covered by insurance. the insurance COM
panles having refused to carry any great
err risk on uccout of the inflammable ma
terlal of which all the buildings In Aber-
deem are constructed.
Every business man in the city Is =
loser either by fire, water, removal,
breakage or loss by theft.
The fire started In the old Mack build
ing. ON Hume Street. which had been re-
garded as a fire trap, 1t was three sto-
ries high and was occupied by numerous
single men, who cooked their own meals.
chiefly on oil stoves IT was In a room
/f,o,tinued m SarOnd pev~~r
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A SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST AN OFFICER
(By Associat ted Press }

NEW YORK. Oct. l6-A summons has
been issued for retired Inspector of Po-
lice Walter S. Thompson, on charge of
extortion Thompson is charged With
having cxtorted $500 from Sergeant
Thomas i, Gilgooly, who was shot to
death on the night Of the last police pa
vade by Jefferson Saunders, negro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
WANT PILES OF IRON
FROM UNITED STATES
(By Associated Press,) J

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Daily Tee-
graph asserts that Iiarland and Wolff.
the shipbuilding firm, has signed coli
tract to take all the iron and steel 1t
requires from the United States Steel
Corporation, 1T Is estimated this VIII
amount to 10000 tons yearly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
MAN ARRESTED AT
WHITE HOUSE INSANE
By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 16-
Peter Elliott, of Minneapolis, who was
arrested at the White House on the 5th
instant, and who made violent attack
upon the officers who had him in
custody was to-day officially adiudged
insane and recommittcd TO ST. Ezabeth's
Insane Asylum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
MAY LYNCH SLAYER
OF HIS SWEETHEART
By Associated Press.

BUTTE, MONT, October 1G,--Albert
Reckman, who killed Helen Kelly a for
mer sweetheart, here yesterday was cap
turcd at Melrose by Sheriff Quinn. Beck
man was ecaping on n hand-car when
a rifle brought him to a halt. a heavy
force of deputies have gone to bring the
prisoner back. Lynching Is feared,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
CHRISTIAN CATHOLICS
HAVE JOINED DOWlE
Rv Associnted Press

BOSTON. MASS, october lG,-Members
of the Christian Catholic Church, to the
number of forty, left here to-day for
New York to Join John Alexander Dowie
H. his publication crusade In that city,
About one half Of those leaving to-day
aro residents of Boston, The others came
from towns and cities in this vicinity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
THE NIGHTS DETAILS
Story Event by Event in the Great Am.

Story Event by Event in the Great Am,
lhithaatre,
When the first class that for horses IN
harness over fifteen hands and not eN.
ceeding fifteen hands three inches w1s
called last night the building waS rapidly
filling with the most brilliant audienc9
that has vet filled the immense building,
The crowd last night was hardly largef
than that of the night before nut there
was more color, and the scene presented
was as brilliant as can be imagined Most
VI the horses In this class were shows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
INSTANTLY KILLED
BY ELECTRICITY
Edward Hicks Shocked and
Falls from Pole to the
Ground.
(speclal to The Times -Dlspatch,)

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct 16,--
Edward Hicks, an assistant to the super
intendent of the city electric light plant.
was instantly killed here tonight by
coming in contact with live wire while
Attempting to repair street electric
lamp.
He was at the TOP OF a tall pole and fell
to the ground,
He is survived by wife and several
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
sTATE OF TIE THERMOMETERS

Highest temperature yestcrday .''..''' :
Mean temperature yesterday '.......'' o. o.
Normal temperature for October ...''' o. o.
Departure from normal temperature W W
PIcclniintlon during past ~ h0uls ...... "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
GENERAL

Market closes with the bears IL a panic,
their effort to. sell stocks down having
proved futile; even the industrials, which
lave been easy marks for some time. re-
listing the movement to sell at loss
pan Patch lower the pacing mark TO
wagon. going the mile in less than two
minutes-Glrls are stabbed In riot in
cidcnt to strike in New York city
Bribery trial i'll Cincinnati is nearing a
cIose and case will go to jury late to-
lay or to- o-morrow--Mr. William Jennings
Bryan denies the report which quotes
hm a s saying that the free silver question
would not be considered at the next Ma
uonal Democratic Convcntion-Peter
Elliott, who was arrested at the White
House, Is declared insane---Union Vet
sran Legion protests against statue to
General Lee--Announcement of decision
of the Alaskan Boundary Commission
was prematurc-Only one favorte among
the winners at Brighton Beach track
Service Of Pacific Express Company Grip
pied by strike of employes---James Lit
tie Plume confesses to the murder O..
seven persons.
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The Events Last Night
Above the Standard.
HIGH JUMPER TO
BE SEEN TONIGHT
Rifle to Attempt to Break His
Fine Record.
TRY TO MAKE SEVEN
FEET FIVE INCHES
Attendance at the Show Continues Great
and the Various Events Excite Much
Interest-Declsion ofthe Judges
DlsappSoved-A Detailed
Story of the Ring and
Summary of Awards.
THE WINNERS
OF BLUE RIBBONS

Or. w. e. Woodend's Paul, b. 9.
Mrs. James q. M. Grosvenor's Pc.
troIeum, blk. 9.
Mrs. James 3. M. Grosvenor's Con-
aueror, ch. g., and Crusader, eh. 9.
John H. seIden's zIg.zag.
Or. Woodend's Paul and Snapshot.
Charles Hurkamp's Amaret.
Mrs. A. E. Dleterlch's Buck, ridden
by r. c. 1eattle,
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MISSING MAN FOUND

D'scred ted.
Especial to The Times-Dspa
BRISTOL TENN. Oct. lG.-A special
from New York at 1890 A. NJ states that
the missing Il. l.. Wentz, son of Million
aire j. s. Wcntz. it at his home IN Phia-
delphia, This story Is discredited by
friends here. who know the circum-
stances, although 1t is not impossible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

Four whitccaps who whipped men that
Informed on them go to the penitcntiaty
Ohio gentlemen give land TO the colored
nohnal school at Elizabeth Ciiy--Judsc
Allen dssolves injunction against lax
collectors of Wake county TO prevent
their collecting taxes---Appeal from
Judge Purnclls decision in case OF Inter
state Commerce Commission against the
associated railways withdrawn--Bis
crowds at Greensboro fair nicely han
died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-17
VIRGINlA.

Local telephone exchange being estan-
iIsII.. in Ashland-Montana farmer asks
NarA of Virginia bank cashier to SEND 4
C,9 ISi OF wives to that State--RcH.
19Gde OF Winchester operated on
:. it01.is sight---rhe Trehy faction Will
NJ. HBUp the State cornmittee---Edward
oHuoi,J Fredericksburg, shocked Will
euuo s:itS. and falls from high pole, be,
Ii. uefinsiantIy kii.ed--Passengcr ana
III. aer csmpIny having preliminary 81 !
yey made 70 Ashland, land owners give
right Of way---Dr. Sydnor not satisited
with decision of Democratic Committee OF
northumberland and Wes;moreland. ard
1nay run for Housc---Epworth League
cCnfcycnce in Dinw.ddie closes after
thr,e days sesson--Shadwel hounds
win Hunt Club cup in runs in Angus la
Prince William bar passes resolutions OK
pressing desire that Judge Nicol remain
on the bench--A Juror of excitement IN
Wise county over the mysterious dlsan-
pcarance OF young Wenz, manager ol
coal and iron company. and son OF PM
adelpha millionaire: either killed or hclu
for ransom; big reward, and thousands OF
men search, without result Mail rider
in King and Queen loses mail pouch WIN
registered mail-Mrs. Ida v. Joyner,
mother OF Luna Joyncr. the lost child,
is recovering from typhoid fever-The
battleship Missouri starts on official trial;
expected to make more than contract
speed--JefeTson Taylor lcaped from
train at Whittlc's depot and fatally IN
jured---Thos E. Pcndleton struck by en-
jgipc at Ashland; in a serious condition.
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Continued on Second PssS,l
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'On Thursday night kissing at one de-
cision of the Judges was regarded as
marring the evening. There was no hiss
Ing when several ponies with juvenile
riders were shown the gate In the saddle
rony class, but the action OF the judges
was condemned.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-27
+. HeChOS

Las grssas retardsn 10 asimila
ci6n de los Alimentos y limitan 10
acci6n cellular. Su elimination. az
sumAmente dificil, y CON freeuenciA
causan a~fecciones estomseales, en-.
tire les cuales sc cuentan principal.
mente las distintAs formas de dis
pepsia. La acci6n de todA grAsa es
diametrAlEente opuektA & 10 de los
Alterante y tonicos nutrttivoS. En-
el tYatamiento de las or fsrmedades
consuntivas 6 cuando 10 nutrici6n
es mas 8 menos d~efectuosa por eau.
% de ilAboriosa y aifcil digestion,
dsbe evitarse eli uso do TODD alimen.
TO que contenga grasa y do toda me-
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Una COmpa1fa
tabacalera de Ponce
OUEJAsE AL TEsOREaO DE
QUE LIE COCHRAN PATENTES
TRIPLES.
(De maestro corresponsal)


Marc 26 La Comp nia Iadus'
trial de Puerto Ricos ai. igi6 & IL
Asamblea Legislative una TX posi-
ei6n relativa al hacho de que, como
f~AbricAntss de tAbaeos, De lie exigio
pagan una quota de pAtente 6 10 f>1
brlca: ctra 6 los sgsntes de- 10 mis-
ma en- San JaRn. y otra nj sgents
verdaaero en- esa Capita pid1enao
profession para Las industries paer'
torriquef1As, que no pueaen prospe'
rar baio eli peso de tantas eOntribu.
clones. La EXPOSITION indicada se
public6 en- eLA Correspondenciss.
LIN Asamblea Legislative no re.
solvi6 NADIA sobre 81 particular; pero
az L. Tesorslf., aonds est& 10 ola
grands, que sijo sEi ClAmor del
Paiss. Y ~ Tssoreria NO entra en-
ell fondo de 10 question. limit&ndose
4 hablar de an detal.e de 10 qusja
directa 6 IL Tssoreris de In fAorica
en- cueatio1, en- virtad de hAberse
exigido el p. 81 de tres patentes por
eli negocio d. Ia expresaaa fAbrica
e. ADMINISTRATORS de In fabtisa, %.
nor SAntini, eoLtsst6 q 10 Tssorerfa.
De On condensation tomamos Ell dlli'
mo p&rrsfj, breve y elocusnte, "a
que signifies eli critic de 10 industrial
puertorr;qaena. Victims hoy de i'm
] pueston %onerOsOs.
He aqaf Ell parrsfo susodieho:
"Lo 1nico que me propuss fu6 es'
/ timular & dichss CkmArae, para que
iegislase en- an sentido de protection
| h&cia 10 industria tabacalera de Pto.
| Rico, 10 eual est6 siendo muy casti.
gads con los impuestos que &C bre
ella gfAvitAn, cuando esa induatriA
ss hoy CAST 10 daica que hAce circu'
lar algdn dinero en- e.ta Isls, CON
tribuysnao po-erosameate 6 seste'
ner las eargAs municipales 6 insa
larss."
La TesorerfA eallark, dieiendo pc
ra II: els ley me fAvorece., aunque
esa ley revients ri industrial. Y, Of
diiese algo, acaso dirfa airadamente
<At6ngase ustsd 6 10 dichcs; y dc
nApa 10 airfa en- ing.6A
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IncendiO
en- las o6cinas del cable en- la Playa
de Ponce

Anoeha entire 10 y II se DECLARE
nm incendio en- 10 Casa que ocupan
las ofcinas del cable en- Aqusll& Fla
Va. Ell fuego empez6 por detrAs De
10 casa G horas en- que no hAb1A ne
die en- ella y se supone hays podido
q casual. Los bomberos acua1s'
ron en- ell acto y sin ferdida de item
DO Y CON ell mayor orden, hlcleron
funcionar los APPARATUS, logAando ex'
tinguir seguida las uamas que 10
hahfan invadi 10 buena parte del ed1'
fcio.
FL Official dom E arique Rouseet re-
cibi6 una pequena confusion en- 10
frente y otra Ell haeharo Francisco
Medina. Ell bombero Antonio Pa
checo tambi6n result6 erfermo y Be
ls condujo 6 In fArmacia de D. Fran
cisco Rodrigsaz (quien ha tenido 10
flantrOpfa de ofreeer ga estableel
mieuto y aus ser viciot) recibienao al
momento los auxilios de 10 cieneia.
Es de alabarss 10 astividAd des
plegAda por los bomberos aro3he y
Creemos que aquel veein dario deba
procurar que siempre refine entire
ellos igual entusiasmo.
Han fondado en- Ell puerto de Pom
ce los vapores espanOlss ~Conde
Wifredo, y sJuan Forgas. proceden
tea de pue1tos de Espana CON vAria'
do caroamento. Han sido desp2'
chados eli primero para Santiago dc
Cuba CON ganado y el segundo pars
Santo Domingo.
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de Ia prensa
clerical al ga
binete

Nueva York, Mario 81 IL. A. NJ.
La prensa clerical de Francia Y
otras naciones europeasL ataca al
gabinete frances por ell destierro
de los monies. Sc asegura que 81
gobierno tomo tai resolution, por
que los monies de la orden de san
bruno hacian propaganda para al
tear la paz en- la %repdblica. Los
radicalistas muestranse muy satis-
fechos de la conducta del gobierno
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Ell famoSo m0naSterlC
La Gran Cartuja'
a~bandonado

Nueva York, Mario, 27ll. A, M.
Con motive de la ordenAdel 60
bierno frances desterrando a los
monies de la orden de San Bruno,
ell famoso monasterio ala Gran Car
tujas ha sido abandonsdo por aque-
Hos. Dicho monasterio Sc halla 81
tuado q 90 K. N. E. de Grenoble
(~Isere). Los elementos religiosos en-
Francia, pertenecientes al catoli-
cismo estan muy indignados.
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Movimiento y propa.
ganda a~narquista
en- Barcelona

Nueva York, Mario, 81 IL. A. NJ.
I'm despacho de Barcelona notl-
Cha que los anarquistas de esa clu-
dad estan hacienda activa proPa-
ganaa de sus ideas y ajitando los
animos. Sc nota entire ellos gran
movimiento. Las autoridades to-
man toda toda clase de precaucio-
nes, en- provision de un atentado'
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GrandeS refOrmaS en- ell
ParQue BOrinQnen

Su dueno ha introducido allf, gran
des reformas, para solaz de los con,
cu~rrentes. I'm nusvoy hermoso CO.
medor SO ha establecido tambi6n-
saem&s de nm gran Billar, nuevo.
Els ahora aquel sitio verdAdera-
msnte rscreativo, y nadie debe de-
iar de acudir al "PArque", donde to-
do 90 d~elicioso.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

L. insuficiencia ee los actos nutri'
tivos ca 10 causa principal de muehas
enfsrmedAdes. LAS cualidaaes re-.
constituy sntes de 10 Emulson de
Scott, obeaecen 6 10 facilidaa con
que 90 asimilRda por Ell or anismo.
DR.. D. Manuel Muniz, Medico Ci.
rujano de 10 Univeraad de Madrid.
Csrtihca: Que haee diez y seisa'
nos viene prescribiendo 10 Emulsion
de Scott, de aceite dc hfgado de bA'
ealao con hipefosfitos de cal y de
sosa, con muy buenos resultAdos
particularmente en- 10 tisis pulmo'
mar, anemia, raquitismo en- los min %,
y como reconstituyente en- las con-
v~Alecencias y casos de aebilidad ge'
neral.
Y para que conste expido 10 pre-
sente en- A1asco, Pto. Rico, & ~ de
Junio de 1894
Manuel r MuRiz
Pdru Curor un Refrado en- M dd
tome Las PAsTILLAs DE BROMA
QUININA. ri boticario le d~evolEsr8 Ell d1nero 81
NO SO cura La frma de r. w. ROV Nc haua
an CAdA cAitta.
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dicina que contenga aeeite, sda 81
muy p quefA proportion.
Ell WING DE ACEITE
DE -BACALAO TEARN

ca superior 81 Aeeite de bfgado dc
bacalao puro como nm agente msdi.
cinal. No contiene 10 grasa, pero 81
los principles activos del acsits y
en- este ~consiste 90 superioridaa al
aceits mismo. Como fortiicante no
tiena igual. Es agradable de SAILOR,
efesz en- su acc.on y r6pido en- sus
efsctos.
Para los ninos debiles. j6venes
or fermizas, .convAlecientes, inv&li'
dos, &, s., s. Je1 Vino de Stearns es
Ell t6 aico y reconstituysnte por exse
lencia.
DE vENTA EN- ToDAs LAS
FARMACIAS
F. STEARNS & CIA:, DETROIT,
. MICH, q. U. A.
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Santo Domingo en- paz

Nueva York, Mario, 81 IL. A. M.
Ha sido restablecido ell orden en-
la capital de Santo Domingo. No
So informa 81 Horacio Vazquez re-
chazara 4 los insurgentes que to
maron la ciudad, aun que Sc ase-
gura aqui que recobro ell poder, or
denando varias prisiones. Sc ase-
gura que los jefes del movimiento
lograron escapar.
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Nueva York, Mario, 81 IL. A NJ.
De Paris informan que ell gobier-
no ha desterrado a los monies de
la orden de San Bruno. Esta de-
termination es muy- ~aplaudida por
la. mayoria de los partidos politicos
aunqHe parte de- la opinion publ
ca censura al gobierno, dirigiendo
alabanzas 4 los desterrados.
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AL BELLO sEXO

Todas aquellas que tengan
su cults manchado con pecas
panos etc, basta para que de-
saparesca con usar ell Rene
dio Turco de Sidi-Amazz Que
vados.
De venta en- la Farmacia de
F. Guillermety.
Por mayor. G. Mulet.
Mayaguez, PRO
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Baquero y Gandara.

Commentaries importadores de
provisiones de todas procedenciass
San Justo ID y Is, San juan
Pto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-27
A so OENTAVOs qq.

A 30 0ENTAV0s 90.
Msiz del pals q $2-25 az.
Puntas paris, cajas de
90 lbs. gruesas Y hnas ta-
manos de 2 hasta 5 pull
gadas a $3.50.
Alambre puas, rollos
de 90 lbs. $2.75.
Cramps. barril de 90
libras S..
Otrecen BaQuerO y Gandara
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-27
NOTICIAS

~IONSEJU X i.Ns Makes tiAiabe :s.manre
: la en.r W -isirw Lebe usarse sac pfc que lei nlnos
stan en- Ell pen 0 de L. denticion Proportional ahsio
Immediate al eqa.do pacisnte produce IN sueno ma
muv yiyo , allegro Es muy a~gradab1e q. paiadar, calma
5afnino ablanda sus encias, alivia sus dolores haze to
Is eI-neior remedio oonocido para la diarrea va pro
yenea esta de la dentici6n 8 de cualguiera otra causa
TAnease mucho cuidado en- pedir 81 Jarabe Claimants
de Is Ssnora Winsiow !, % 81 meiox de todos.