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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-08-07
MANY NEW ROUTES.
Postoffce Department Busy Extending
Rural Delivery.

Washington. Aug. 7.-During the
first thirty days OF the present fiscal
year the postoffice department estaD-
lished 2,455 rural free delivery routes
The total number of routes established
for the entire fiscal year that ended
on June 80 1903, was 5,644, conse-
Quently nearly one-half as many routes
have been established since July l as
were established during the previous
twelve months.
This is largely due, however, to the
fact that the appropriation of 1902 was
exhausted several months before the
close of the fiscal year and, while the
work of mapping out the routes went
on as before, none was established
after the funds ran out.
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BOTH CLAIMING VICTORY.
Longino-Money Contest for Senator
From Mississippi.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. THE contest
in the primary elections throughout
Mississippi for the United States SEN
ate between Governor Longino and
Senator Money for the term beginning
March 4. 1905, is spirited and both
sides are claiming the victory.
The one receiving the majority will
be the Democratic nominee before the
legislature. which will elect a senator
next January, when two senators are
to be chosen.
For the term beginning March 4.
1907 Senator A. j. McLaurin has no
opposition. This is the first primary
ever held in Mississippi for all Offices,
state. county and local.
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DEA-'H WINS THE RACE.
Father Fails to Reach Bedside OF Oy-
ing Child.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. mary
Lowe. the fifteenyear-old daughter OF
Henry Lowe. chief of the engineering
department of the United States steer
corporation, who is speeding across
the continent on special tram, dled
at a hotel here during the night Mf.
Lowe started from New YORK on the
Twentieth Century limited on the Lake
Shore road Tuesday afternoon ana, IN
the hope of reaching Los Angeles while
his daughter was yet alive. chartered
a special train from Chicago on the
Santa Fe road at an expense or nearly
$4,000. When death came to the chlld
Mr.. Lowe was passing through west
ern Kansas Mr.. Loves speclal was
scheduled to break all records OF fast
runs to the coast.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-08-07
NEW POPE GREETS FOREIGN REP
REsENTATivES ACCREDITED
TO THE VATICAN.
GUESTS SURPRISED BY HIS COMMENTS
CHOWS WONDERFUL KNOWLEDGE
OF THE POLITICS OF vARi.
Gus COUNTRIES.

Rome, Aug 7.-During one full hour
OF the morning there seemed to be
nothing but vibrating sounds, SO pene-
tratinE were the strokes of the bells
of about 500 churches, which, all ring
ing together, absorbed all other noises.
The ringing was in honor of the cleo
ton Of Plus IA welcome unique of
It's kind-ordered by Cardinal Res
phigi, vicar of Rome, who issued spe-
cial instructions therefor. All the
churches contemporaneously celebrat-
ed masses for the event, the intoning
of the "Oremus" combining with the
harmony The bells nvoluntarily
served another purpose. that of ring
ing in the great ceremony of the re-
ception OF the diplomatic body ac-
credited to the holy see.
The members of the sacred college
gathered before the hour set for the
ceremony and held kind of informal
reception, the conclaye, short as 1t
was, having brought them cordially
together. A procession was then
formed. First came the Swiss guards,
then the Palatine guards. followed In
irregular ranks by the whole pontifical
court, the cardinals
In All the Goroeousness
OF their scarlet robes and the bishops
scarcely less striking In their purple.
The pope, in spotleSs white his grey
hair In harmony with his whole at
tire. was surrounded by the noble
guard. The procession having gained
the hall of the throneroom where the
members of the diplomatic body were
gathered. Senor d'Antas, the Portu-
guese ambassador and dean OF the
corps. read in clear voice the col
lective greeting of his colleagues. pre-
senting their homage to the new pope
and assuring him of their fidelity.
Plus x answered with great cordial
ity. thanking them heartily for their
good wishes All then kissed his hand
and the pontiff took this opportunity
Of speaking personally to each, show
ing a knowledge of the politics OF the
different countries which surprised
the diplomats, the new pontiff being
credited with taking small interest In
affairs outside Italy. 1t was another
surprise to them to hear him speak
French, ii not fiuently at least with
certain readiness. Altogether the
whole audience gave promise OF a new
era of international cordiality at the
Vatican
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-08-07
FROM CHICAGO TO FOND DU LAC
Electric System With Madison as
Western Terminus.

Madison, Wis, Aug. 7.-Unless there
is failure In the plans already made,
Madison, during the next two years,
will be the Western terminus OF an
electric railroad system reaching
from Chicago on the south to Fond du
Lac on the north That portion OF the
road from Chicago to GAINESVILLE has
already been constructed, with only
one intervening break in Illinois, be-
tween Elgin and Belvidere, and work
is now being done upon this portion
of the route. Between Elgin and Chi
cago the line has been In operation
for some time. Between Janesvllle
and Madison the franchises and right
of way have already been secured.
and this is also true of nearly all OF
that portion of the route between
Madison and Fond du Lac.
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BRYAN APPROVES BookWALTER
Says the Ohio Man Is Good Presiden-
tial Timber.

Springfield, o., Aug. 7.-Colonel w.
j. Bryan, coming from Urbana, where
he lectured at the ChautauQua, was
the guest for two hours OF John w.
Bookwalter. Bryan. following the con,
ference, said:
Mr. Bookwalter is one Of the best
and most ardent Democrats in the
country. We had an enjoyable confer
ence, devoted wholly to a discussion
Of political policies. | am more con
vinced than ever that he is a dyed In
the wool Democrat.
1T is too early yet to talk definitely
about the presidential nominee. we
have the congressional elections TO
take our time and attention next. IL
seems to me that Mr.. BookWalter
would make a suitable candidate. lie
lis a farmer and a business man. one
occupation ought to appeal to the East
and the other to the West.
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SECOND DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
Effort Made to Wreck Passenger Train
in Montana.

Butte, Mont, Aug. Another at
tempt to wreck Northern Pacific
train was made near Bozeman during
the night. Dynamite was placed on
the track, intended evidently for the
eastbound passenger, but freight
ahead was wrecked by the explosion,
the locomotive being totally wrecked
and hole twenty-five feet deep blown
In the track The train crew all had
narrow escapes. Engineer Dean was
slightly injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-08-07
TOO MANY DEMOCRATS.
Objection Made to jury Drawn to Try
Caleb Powers.

Georgetown, KY, Aug. Tn the
trial of ex-Secretary OF State Caleb
Powers for completely in the Goebel
murder Judge Robbins overruied a
motion of the defense challenging the
jury panel which had been provision.
ally accepted. An affidavit alleged
that OF fifty-eight jurors only two were
Republicans and that deputies, direct
ed by several Democratic politicians,
Disseminated in the selection.
The ground for overruling the mo-
ton was that political afhliation' Is
not a disqualification for jury service
at law
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RECEIVER is NAMED.
Perth An,boy shipbuiId:ng Company
in Trouble.

PeftH AnlpOJ SHfPCuhe''y Soh"Po"y
in Trouble.
Trenton, N. j., Aug 7.-Vice Chan
cellor Stevens has appointed Willard
p. Voorhees, of New Brunswick, N. j.,
receiver for the Perth Amboy Ship
building and Engineering company of
Perth Amboy, N. J. The appointment
was made upon the application OF A.
r. Ramsey, treasurer of the company.
A rule was granted for cause to be
shown on Aug II at Newark why the
receivership should not be made per-
manent. Meanwhile Mr.. Ramsey is
empowered to continue the business
for the purpose of finishing some con
tracts that are under way. The liza
bilities are $31l 900, including $3.50
900 mortgage on the plant. The assets
are $170, ,000
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Whitaker WRIGHT Still In Jail.

London, Aug. Whitaker Wright,
the arrested promoter and director of
the London and Globe corporation,
limited, the hearing Of whose case has
leen adjourned to Aug. "a, Is still in
.srixton Jail. some of the proposed
sureties for his bail of S250.000 not
bavine been approved.
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CAUGHT by Decoy Letters.

Washington, Aug. John +. Car
nell, sixty three years old. a veteran
clerk of the office of the auditor for
the postoffice department, formerly OF
Iowa, was arrested during the day by
postoffice inspectors on the charge OF
roening letters addressed to the audi
lr and appropriating the contents.
Matter sent in decoy letters was found
on him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-08-07
GENERAL ADVANCE IN PRICES OF
SECURITIES ON NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE.
FURTHER FAILURES WERE EXPECTED
OPENING WAS RATHER EXCITED
AND HEAVY SALES CAUSED
WIDE DECLINES.

New York. Aug THE stock mar
ket opened rather excited and there
were wide declines in a number OF
securities, caused presumably by fears
of further failures. After the first few
minutes trading it became apparent
that supporting orders in the market
leaders had been placed and the tone
became steadier The selling was
especially strong in Missouri Pacific,
Baltimore and Ohio and Atchison,
while st. Paul, Southern Pacific, New
York Central and Pennsylvania showed
support.
Shortly after IL o'clock the official
announcement was made that all
sheets had gone through the Stock Ex-
change clearinghouse without diff
Guilty, thus indicating that all brokers
had been able to meet their obliga-
tions
The market turned steady in the
afternoon and buying became as ami
mated as the selling had been in the
morning. The earlier losses Of / to 2
points were generally transformed
into net gains of / to over 2 points.
New York Central, st. Paul. Missouri
Pacific, Southern Pacific, Wabash pre-
ferred and Amalgamated We're con
cpicuous features of the rally and
these stocks rose from 2 to IA over
the previous nights level The alb
sence of any failures and the cessa-
ton of the selling out of collateral In
loans prompted the large short inter-
ests to cover There was occasional
selling to realize on the rally, but 1t
was without notable effect on prices.
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temperance Movement Growing.

Pittsburg, Aug. 7.-Reports OF do
cesan unions at the Catholic Total Alb
stineuce union convention showed in
creasing interest and rapid growth all
over the country. The session con-
cluded with papers on the history OF
the temperance movement.
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MILES DOESN'T WANT IT.
Not a Candidate for Commander-in'
Chief Of the G. A. r.

Washington, Aug. 7.-General Mel
Con A. Miles has announced that he
will not be candidate for commander
ln-ehief Of the Grand Army of the Re
public. Recently he accepted an In
vitation to attend the national encamp-
ment at San Francisco and some of his
friends proposed him for commander
in-chief. General John c. Black OF ILL
nois is believed here TO have the best
chance of election Ex-Governor Buike-
ley or Connecticut also is a candidate.
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pEMuRRERS ovERRuLED.
Indictments Against sMachen and the
Croffs Sustained.

Washington, Aug THE district
court has overruled the demurrers TO
the indictments for bribery in connec-
ton with the governlAent purchase oil
letter box fasteners ot August Machen.
the former general superintendent ol
the free delivery service, and =. Groh
and Sam A. Groff G CITY. ootillsei
tor the defendant aeu eAeepe'oiia
10 the ruling.
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Timn @ Aug. Fire Chief Vie
NOR Can1ain CO.. and Firemen Jo.
senh Frailey. Chf Souders, Frank
Steuril and klhc, larris We're over
come by carboni Sgas while inyesti-
eating a supposed fire IN wilson $
cold storage plant. All are in serl-
Gus condition and Souders VIII PROB
ably Gle.
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DROWNED WHILE SWIMMING.
Two Prominent Cleveland Physicians
Perish in Lake Erie.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 7.-Dr Adolph
Cuddell and Dr. Ernest H. Luetz, two
prominent young Cleveland physicians
were drowned in Lake Erie off the
German-American clubhouse while
swimming.
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BROKERAGE Firm Suspends.

New York, Aug. 7.-Laidlaw & Gar
rie. members OF the Consolidated
Stock Exchange, announced their sus-
pension during the day. The firm did
a commission business which was not
extensive The failure was without
general importance.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-25
Hay una plaza de
PRACTICE Vacante
EN- SAN JUAN

Hace Alg1n tismpo que Sc sneusn
tra vacAnts una plszs de sPiloto
Prkcticoo del puesto de San JuaD.
En- verdad que llama 10 atenei6n
que no so haya eubierto dieha plazs,
pues sismpre hubo aqs1 euatro Pi'
lotog,
En- la Actua.idad desampsf1an Aaus
llos cargos, les ssf1orss Antonio Ro'
drixuez, que HsvA alrededor do 20
amos de servicios, Vitslio Ramirsx.
e!neo AMOS pr6ximamenta y Scobalit
cerea de docs.
El cargo sa dslicado y spareJa
responsabilidadss pere no sst6 NAL
ratribuido si 10 tiene an cuents cue
eada bareo sxsraDjero qae entra 6
sale del pusrto, page m dollar por
caaa pie de ealaao. de ounce pie IN
adalan to psga $1.25.
Todos los buqaes que entran en-
este puerto, ealan con muy raras
sxcspcionee mas:de ounce pies y los
hay, como los trasatlAnticos, que
ealan de ID 6 25 pies,
De espersr % qaa si NO gaia sl
prop6sito de erisaicar 6 alguien,
se eubra esq plaza que ektk en- plan.
tills, puas ssRdn nusatros informes,
hay v&rios Aspiranteg, y todos SON
idonaos y compstsntea -omo lcs tres
asl1oreE que actuelments sirve-- d.
ehos eargos.
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Tn venerable anCialO
faneCi0 en- UtladO
General expression dedue-
10 en- Ia ciudad
(De,.s1estro corresponsaD

Janio 90. A las once de 10 ms f1a'
na de aver tuvo Hgar el entisfrO
del cad&ver de dom ADO +. l. & and.
e. Reto Yesult6 imponente.
Era don Adolfo Lsgr&nd, nm We
rerabls anci&no de n Afios de ed&a
y Aunque extrangero de naeimiantO,
era pnsrtorriqusfio. pues dsspues de
reaidir en- el pals dssde emo,
sqaf form6 una familia y sus @fec
clones las tsniR para esta pktria qae
estimaba 81 como Ga patria, porque
tamil an 90 la patria de sus hiios.
Fac el distipguido y respectable
raj que en- Puerto Rico dsfenaio y
dsfiende el derscho del pueblo, dgu.
ranao siempre en- 10 vanguardia por
sus energfAs y sus pre- fundas eon-
welcomes, estando pronto sismp1e G
Yendir homensjs oil ssgraao senti-
miento de todo patriota honrado.
Va, euAndo el venerable aneiano
perdidas aus fuerzas ffsiess, le era
impossible trasladarss por kfsolo do
nn punto 6 otro, hizo que 90 10 con-
dpjera 6 .os comicios para ejeresr el
snf :sgio,> repitiendose eats easo en-
los dos a113s 1ltfmos en- que hubo
elecciones.
Al nivel del patriotismo eataba ga
honraasz, sisnao, para complement tos
de exc ais to trato y de esmsradA
educaclon.
Por ESQ se le guerra, y por eso su
eA6kver vio,e aeompA f1Ado do sss
amigos en- considerable nd nero, re.
eibiendo su apreciable hijo don Fe.
derico, como simpatia y earino, el
homemade de confederation que ss
rindiera & 10 memoria de "a basn
padre.
PAx 6 aus restOs.
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In Obrerl) cay6
en- A1aSCO
sobre I'm mont0n de pie
dras produclendose
fuertes contuslones
Muestras dc aqua potable
seran envtadas al Labo-
rotor1o- de San Juan

(De maestro CorSesponza!
Junio %. -Ha Yegresado de su ex.
cursi6n artfstiea 81 Pspino, el joven
afieionado safIor Villafsna.
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FL muene de eSpig0n

Los trabsjos que viensn practi-
cAndose en- squel muelle qae fac
destr uiao por 81 fuego haee algd 4
tempo, van muy adelantados.
Parte de 10 arms ION de hero 90
leyanta ya, y 90 irdudable que en-
breve tempo 10 sPorto Rico Steam
pship Compapys eontark coz nm nue.
vo muslle; al cuAl puede apliearssle
la vieja fkbula mito- 6gica de que hs
resur gi 10 como el ave F6nix do sus
cenizAs:
Sin embargo de que Cd evidente
que 81 inaieaao mue.le signidss nm
gran prcgreso para esta capital,
p 6sttse Amargas con side aciones
que en- ssta 6pocA en- que fAlta ira
bsjo al obrero pusrtorriqae no. 10
msyolfa de los que en- aquellas obras
trabaiAn sean amsricanos 6 extrarl.
gsros.
Una nueva z de las sprosperi IA
det. que nos ahogAn.
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AlCaldla municipal
de San Juan, Puerto Rico
AL PUBIIOO

ri sGbAdo ~ asl1 eorriente, & Las
nusvs y diez de ID msfAna, respas'
60 rsuuirk 10 Comisi6n
DO bubAstas en- sl 90 On do actos dol
AyuntAmiento, para reeibir propo'
sieionss verbAlss, con objsto de ad'
iuaicsr On subasta, eli ssrvicio de
medicines & pobres del segunao y
tsrear distritos de ests t6rmino ma
nicipal; ~ que 10 primera subaatA
intsntads qued6 dssierta por falta
de ncitaaoYea.
Las condieiones de este remase en-.
tGa do manifesto en- la SecretarfA
municipal. CON obisto de ONE ,pasdan
ser exRminaaAs por quien 10 inte.
reae.
San Juan, Pusrto Riso, Junio %
Roberto Todd,
a8, AleAlde de San Juan.
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GRACIAS,

Las distinguiaas sef1oritss Merce'
des soler " Angela Castro, comue'
tentes profasoras de 10 sBEaels. sCo
Iona, han tenido In cortsff que es.
timAmos an mucho, de hacernos
atents visisa para invitarnos & 10
fiesta que en- dicha eseuala tendrS
efscto 81 viernes pr6ximo 6 las d( .
de 10 tArde.
Agrsdecemos 10 atenei6n de les
bellas compatriotas y sL4 Cores.
pondencis> correspondent CON gus
to, enviando 6 dicho seto 6 nm re
pregsntante.
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Sc ha marchsdo para Ponce oil
joven artista don Jorge s ,ntoni.
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g r AN S a s RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
Merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
aoveses, cuellos, punos, cemisas Ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
nisss especiales y exclusives para
Frak y SmokiA y otfos articulos
nara Oaball0rOS.
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Dafio abse1tanente impartial d opinion de peensa.
POR Los .MENDtCOS

Aunque las mobiles dam&s que
eomponen 10 sociedsd protsetoYa de
mendigos ss tomans el mayor intsyks
On que estos no pidan limoaaas de
pusrta en- pue.ta, no pue8ea evitsr,
10 v surgen cada vsz m &c.
Toaos debemos secundar las ini-
eiativAs de 10 Jurta de DANES, para
evitar el triste asnsctkculo que t,fce.
cen los N sndigos, & In VIZ que para
evitsrse dolores de cab.z,y que le
CO. en moe tando { csda monentc.
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A los NOtariOS

CARPETA As PARA ESCRITURAs
On eolores % haeen G 10 ordsn On
Ella Correspondeneias.
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pos T A L
Sta. Pepita Monelova Varas
DE Rio PIEDRAS

iVentuPosO Labrador
que halo, de 10 tiefra 6 for,
una pepstG do orc
CON que formar an tesoro
de bienandanza y De amor!
= Lslis Rodriguez Cabrsro,
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Est& mejor 10 seflora dc IA Dolo
res Gonzklez de Charneeo, hiia del
Agente dc Ella Correspondencia..
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Casa en- NAL eStadO
que no puede por ahora
componerse

Aunque ei Ayuatsmisnto se hAlla
dispuaato 6 eomponsr cuando pueaa
10 cass cuartsl del paeeto de 10 Po'
liefa I1sular de esta ciudad, NO po.
sar& por ahora hsearlo, & cAus& de
no hAber cantiaad asignsda para sse
gasto en- 81 presupuesso.
In causa de que dichs essa que
realme1te se encu antrA en- NAL ektA.
do, ha q snfeiao tanto deterioro ss
debe en- su mayor parts 6 que ID
casa % capsz aolo para nm r1uero
leaueido de personas, @eis & ocho 6
10 mas y hty vecss que paaan De
euarenta las que L. oeupau. Los in
fJrmes 6 .toa que publieAmos son So
ministradas por 10 A'caldfs.
JacintO TeXidOr J Alcal1
del 0lnO.
AVOCADO NOTARIO
Fierce en- todos los Tribuna les dc
10 Isla
A1laa, 98 altos Saul aan.
empezar& 6 construirse, an ell Psso
del Anc6n, se debe 10 iniciativa de
don Ignacio Ssin, euando fu6 Delga'
do 6 10 Okmara.
Ha recibido prcposicionss de Are
cibo el joven don Carlos Garefs,
Practicante dc Farmaeia. ..-
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afisionado ssfior Villafsfs.
Aver sHfrio una saida, deBda ell
terraplen del ferro.eArril, yendo a
bafiarse Al rio, Ell obrero Eugenio
CArabAllo, aufrisndo grandes contu-
eiones y hsridss dislacsrantes, pro.
piedras. que habfa en- aqusl sitio.
Una comisi6n compsests del Al.
ealae, del Sseresario y del Official de
SAnidaa presanei6 hoy la raccgida
de las muestras del sguA potable de
que se surts 10 poblaei6n, para en-
viarlas al Lsboratorio de San Juan.
Ia ssforita dena Polonia Velsz
% 10 sncargada de wander el libr.
sLuz y Sombras, de dofia Ana Ro.
que. que dedica 'el 20 por ciento del
pr0auet0 de su obrs, para c0ntribuir
& 10 erection de an monumento 6 los
soldados esps q noles masrtos en- Fill.
pinas. Aeu6raese 10 &utorA de los
patriotas dlipiues. eubanos y puar.
tsrriquefios, qae han muei to luehan'
do por 10 sauts eausa de 10 .nde pen
deneia on Fllipiaas, Cuba y Paerto
Rico.
Est& sf fsrmo de o gsns gravedad,
el pre- ssor dom Pablo f .ucaua. que
asaba de examinarse para pre- fesor
graduado.
Est& mejor 10 seflors dc ia Dolo
res Gonzales de Charneeo, hiia del
Agents do Ella Corrsspondencia..
Sc hs marehsdo para Ponce el
joven artista don Jorge s ,ntoni.
Ya el cArpintsro don Pedro V alex
Guzmkn hA daao principle 6 los tra'
bAjcs y pronto ssr& nm heeAo la
Inauguration del sTsatro Hostess.
El nombre que lleva este nuevo G an
tro de cultura est& bien jaatifi saao y
90 nm recusrdo aigno del patriots y
del escritor, que eseribi6 los nots'
bles eapitulos: "La Neral v el Ar
tes, y aLa M ,ral y L. LiteraturaD
eLa Dram6tiea.s en- 81 famoso ibro:
eMoral Socials.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-08
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh thai cannot Do
~ured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J:
~rssnav for the last as years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by tnelr nrm;
Toledo. o.; WALDING, KINNAN &
MARVIN. wholesale Druggists. To-
Hsii.s catarrh Cure r. taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Tesu-
monials sent free. Price 15c. per po'oe'
Bold by all Druggists.