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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
CHARGES
ARE FILED
Secretary Hitchcock is Ac-
Cused Of Fraud.
BIG DAMAGES ARE ASKED
Counsel for Delaware Indians Aege
that the Secretary Has Conspired
10 Get Possession Of Their
Lands.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., September Is
Justice Anderson, Of the Supreme Court
oe the District of Columbia, rendered an
opinion to-day In the injunction proceed
,ngs Of the Delaware Indians against
secretary Hitchcock and the Dawes In
dian Commission, dissolvlng the tempo
lary injunction heretofore granted. The
case involved the right OF the Secretary
to pass on the 157,0OO acres of land In the
Cherokee nation segregated for the use or
the Dciawares.
Soon after the decision was rendered
Attorney Walter S. Logan filed a petition
in the Court OF Claims or behalf Of the
Delawares against the United states, ask
ing that damages be awarded II in the sum
CT 81, 0eJ,OO0 because of the expenses to
which the Indians have been subjected in
defending title to their lands. In this
petition they make some sensational state
mellts.
one OF these ACCUSATIONS Is to the ef-
fect that members Of the Dawes Commis-
sion are interested in oil leases and
companies holding leases made upon
thei. lands by Cherokees claiming title.
Mentioning the members Of the com
mission by name. the petition alleges, that
Notwithstanding the lands have been
properly Segregated. the Dawes Conlv
mission. disregardlng their Official duties
as agents OF the United States towards
your petitioners, have conspired and con
federated, and are coaspirins and con-
fedethting together, and together Will
the said companies to cheat and defraud
YOUR petitioners SO as to gam possession
of their lands for themselves, or for
thcir said companies, Under pretense OF
allotting SAID lands In their official ca
racitS as said Dawes Commission, to
divers persons who are willing to enter
into contracts Of lease and sale with
Representatives. Of said trust and lnnd
companies in which tie members Of said
Dawes Commission are Interested.
The Secretary of the Interior Is charged
with unlawful acts to defraud the IN
dams. such as that Of encouraging white
men who have married sduaw wives tc
make claim to Delaware lands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
MIMI E MAN
EASY WINNER
TakesMatron Stakes atMorris
Park by Four Lengths.
SET THE PACE WHOLE WAY
August Belmont Announces that He
Intends 10 Sell All the Horses Now
Racing in His colors, lnclud>
ing The Yearlings.
SET THE PACE WHOLE WAY


NEW YORK September 23-J. =. Mad
denis The Minute Man easily won tile
$4,000 fifth Matron stakes for colts and
ge!dings at Morris Park to-day. FIe and
his stable companion, Pan!que were
favorites in the betting. closing at 6 "
5. The Minute Man went QUO to make
the pace and as tho field came in sight
at the head of the Eclipse course he was
leading by 4 length. He gradually In
creased his lead to the finish and won
by four lengths.
August Belmont to-day announced that
he intended to sell all horses now racing
In his colors and also the yearlings. The
sale will be held one week from next
Thursday. Summaries:
First race-lnst seven furlonss Withcrs
mi!e-Castalian g to 81 first, Pr!- -,
Ching 6 to u second, Cottage Maid u5
to y third Time, 1:27.
Second racc--the fifth Matron stakes for
colts and geldngs. lie Eclipse course-Ih he
Minute Man e to 5 first, Hippocrate Q3
to y second, Collector Jessup az to y
third. Time, l:Qgl-
Third race-The fifth Matron stakes.
for filics the Eclipse course-Armenia
III to 81 first. For Lick Is to y second.
Reldarne Is to y third. Time 1:lO1-4
Fourth race-The Jerome stakes; mile
and five sxteenths. over the hill-E,igenie
Burch CO to 81 first, Grey Fair q to 81
second Time. 2:1G Two starters.
Fifth race-last six and half fur
longs Of the Writers nile-Bobadil Il to
81 first. ADMINISTER q to y second. Pre-
cious Stone co TO u third. Time, 30 Ia.
Sixth race-sclling, the Witiiers mile
Trinity Bell q to II first. King Rhine
q to y second, Highlander DC to 81 third.
Time, 1:42.
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SMASHED WINDOWS
Mob Breaks Loose from All Restrain
and is Very DisrrderIY
(BysAssociated Press.)

I'D
DETROIT, MICH. September 2s.--A
news special from Sault ste Marie, Mich.
says
4 mob Of the discharged employees Of
the Consolidated Lake Superior Company.
after being put off with promises when
they demanded their promised wages this
morning broke away from all the re
GRANT d large force Of special po-
lice could exert and smashed every win
down in the magnificent office building
Of the company In the Canadian 500,
charged upon the street cars and demand
ed that the conductors and motormcn
Join them. and We're only prevented from
doing further damage by clever rise
Of one of the companys officials who
turned in fire alarm to divert attcn-
ton. Almost every man in the crowd
was armed and In the ugliest kind of a
mood.
A determined assault was made upon
one of the entrances or the building, but
the door was defended strenuously by
those inside who fired a large number OF
shots, none of which, however, took any
effect. The hardware store OF w. a..
Plummer & Co., was broken into last
night and every gun and revolver In
stock was stolen, together with all the
afnmitnition that could be found.
rho authorities have called out the local
company Of militia, and have telegraphed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
PRESIDENT BACK
FROM HIS VACATION
By hgsOcIateu Press. J

WAsHlNGroN, sept. IS, After an ab-
sshce Of thirteen weeks spent At Oyster
I3ay. President Roosevelt returned to
Washington to-day. IFS special train
over the Pennsylyauln,. arrived here IT 4
ACCOMPANIED by his family and by Pr!-
yate secreiary Loeb, The President was
crested by several hundred people who
cheered Wien he entered his carrlage. he
also WAS met by Postmaster General
Payne. Colonel symons, superintendent
Of Public Buildings and Grounds; Chief
Mike, OF tie Secret Service, and by oth-
or public officials The President and
family drove direct 10 the White House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
HOPEFUL OF RECOVERY
OF MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS
(By Assoc!nted Preessss.S

BUFFALO, n. =. sentember 2s.--Niis.
JEFFERSON Davis passed a comfortable
night and her condition to-day Is much
improved. j. 4. Hayes, her son -in-law.
and his son have arrived at Castle Inn.
Her relatives and friends are now hope
fill Of her recovery.
Dr.. Charles p. Stockton made the fol-
lowing announcement regarding tho, con
dition Of Mrs. Davis at II O'clock to-
night:
Mrs, Davis condition tonight Is I'M
changed"
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Virginia Exhibitors.

(speclal to The Times.D lspatch.}
BROCI<TON, MASS, Sept. 29,-Amone
the exhibitors announced Tonight for Il q
annual Brocktpn Fairs open-air horse
show which OPENS next week are Miss
Lindsay Carter, of Warrenton, Va; j. w.
McComb, of Somerset Va, A. @. and i.
o. Porter, of Manassas, Va; Mrs. John
Shirley Garter Of Warreiit6n, va, and
r. Wallock, OF the same place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
REGULAR TROOPS
IN MIMIC BATTLE
(By Associated Press,

CAMP YOUNG, WEST POINT, KY.
September 2sThe first real work OF
the troops assembled here for the army
manoeuvres began to-day. II conferred on
which confront the advance and rear
the solution Of the various problems;
guards of an army in, the neishporhood
Of an enemy. In time. Of war, ,g,,.., .
After Il day was spent in inanoeuvriilng
among the Hills, the first mimic battles
the Brown Army"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
uNNA DEFINES a CAUSE.
European skin Specialist Says Dahdruff
Is Caused BY Parasites.

rvpon that theory, proved beyond n
doubt, d cure for dandruff was sought
after Scientists, chemists, drusgkts
and physicians all took i hand and ne
successful issue is the present produce
known as "NeWbro's .Ierpleiae,
This remedy actually kills the nara.
sites that infast the hair bulb, does It's
work most effective and contains not an
atom Of substance injurious to anything
else than the germ alone. itelp'clde
causes the hair to grow as nature In
tended it should, soft and abundant ,e.,
Sold by leading, dlugs!Sts,. Send lor,
In stamps Nor SAMPLE to THE Herplclle
CO., Detroit, Mich, Owens &rNinor Drug
Co., Special Agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
Southern League Games.

Second Game ;,
Score: II. Il. u,
ST, Louis ....,..... o 5000 900 90 4
Batteries: Dlneen and Farrell; Sudhoif
and Shannon Time. 1:33. Umpire,
O'Loughln Attendance, 2.G0o.
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New Cotton Oil Mills.

(specIa 70 Tie 'Tlines- DisnatchO ].
HEREFORD, N. c.. September 2S.-The
newly completed cotton oil mill here I'M
der the management OF Mr.. j.. p. Stew
art. is working both day. and, night IN or
from fifrV ~ seyerSY-hye bales 2 day.
They will begin making oil from the seed
about The aa 9fneXh Weeis ,i ~ son 9om as
bany finishes the ,sidiig to their plant.
Mi stewart IS making great success
of his business. @ t,...s ,.
The scippernong grapes In this Sec
tion of North Carolina are, Just IN their
prime and are bringing good prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
Boston and Pittsburg Are TO Play Seven
4tp Gaines
NBy Assbtiated Press.l

fI5y s.ssUVIIttU 4'FtssJ
PIT"rsBuEG, Pa, September 2S.-1he
Piusburg base-bail team, champions of
the National League. left tonight for
Boston, where they Will on Thursday be-
gin series Of nine games for the cham
ponship OF the world with, the Boston
League,
The schedule as arranged for the post
season series follows:
AZ Plttsbnrg. October 5th, 9Th, 7th and
Sth
The club winning five games viii be
given the championship. shouid II be
seven games scheduled, the others Will
be played al Boston or some other city
mutually agreed upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At philadelphia: BY defeating Cleve-
land to-day philadelphia captured secoud
place in the pennant race. Ten innings
were played
citeyslahrd .,.....l0oo0o06o-s 5 &
PhiladelpIih .....0 011U10C Ia .
Batteries: Donahue and Remis; Plank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

WAYcRoss,- GA.-Tba fifty. striking
cigarmakers OF the Gustoso Cigar Com
r rei,n to work to-day, The strikers
accepted the reduction Of the dollar per
Thousand as made by the COMPANY, and
the scale Is now the same as Is PAID III
Tampa.
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and Powers. Time, hours. Umpire.
Sheridan. Attendance, 4,9io


At washington: Washington and G ;,ns.,
to-day with a double header. Which re-
ors. :, :,
Score: T. u, %.
Washington .....5oooeooooQ-S y =
Chicago ..........G oil 00So ii 10
Batteries: Lee and Drill; patterson anu
Sullivan. Time. lao. Umpire. Betts.
Score eorl.a sa''e r. II. u.
washington .....1 oooo92oo IS 4
Batteries: Wilson and Drill: Altrock anu I \.
Sullivan. Time, i:2O. Umpire, Belts. At
tendance, 52S.
At Boston: The Champions. conGluue,o e.
the regular schedule to- day, with do .il3t
victory over st. Louis, shutting the visit
ors out In the second game ;, ~ :,
Score ~ y. ~:
st. Louis. ...........1 ~ -.
Batteries: Gibson and stahl; Powell and
Shannon
At New York: Manager Griffith put IN
a pony battery to-day against oe,,ro.t
and while Quick lasted only two innings.
Bliss, who took his place, was ettectlVe,
and the locals won. r. :,
Score: H. =. ".
New york. ........oo1os111 - 13 4
Detroit .............1 0 OIL % .
Batteries: Quick, Bliss and leluskey;
lSitson and Buelow. Time. 10. Um-
pires Connolly, Griffith ana donovan.
Attendance, 1904.
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Scores Yesterday.
Boston So, st. Louis TO.
New York I, Detroit G.
Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 3.
Chicago 6-10, Washington 5-3.
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Schedule for To- Day.
Detroit at New York
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Standing Of the Clubs.

How The Clubs Finished.
Here is the standing or the various
National League teams at the close Of the
season; l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29
SHOES

oIioEo
If you've been suited with
our suits, we can suit your feet
See new shapes in the Win
dow, then drop an eye on your
own pedal extremities.
$3.50, $500, $500, $3.50 and
5000.
Eianan's Shoes are worn
probably to q greater extent
than any other manufacture
here in all feathers ana pleas.
ina styles $3.50 and 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

At Boston,: The Champions. conGiudeo
| the regular schedule o-dny with a double
victory over st. Louis, shutting the visit
| nrs MT In tha soror5 yanlt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-29

We ANNOUNCED our opening
on the 21st and here are things
to interest you, if you have any
OF the characteristics OF the
man Of to-day.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
FL general MatOS
y SuS tropaS ganando terrelo
Venezuela entera ans1a
el triunfo de la re-
voluc.0n
81 bl0QueO muy eStrictO

La revoluci6n sigue sdelsnte, y
ahora es impossible que ell Presidente
Cast % re ,:sts el avarce de las to.
pas one le combAtan. 81 pafss
cunda & los revolucionarios, con vens
ciao de 10 ineptitnd del indicado
Presidents y de los emen los erro'
res de cate, que han origin ado ell
gran conf cto actual ccn I aglstsrrA
y Alemania.
Obtuvieron los revo.ucionarios
una esp adids victoria en- Barq aisi-
meto. e general d ctor L opoldo
Bsptista, con f1e1z.s dsl e. b:erno
que ter fs er Occidents, at sc6 aque
llos en- 81 y % d. D .cism b q, re sul-
,ndo derrt do y profago. B.p
t sta vino aparecer Ell de los CO.
rrientes, & las 8 80 do Ia noche. en-
Maracaibc.
En- Ell Css tillo de Margc ibo hay
mas de eien presses. pues Castro ha
quest de nuevo en- practiaA ei sista.
ma de rscluir en- las ce'das de ese
Castillo & toaos los que iuzga 8. sim.
patizadores de 10 Revelation y hom'
bzes de valer.
Prisioneros escapados y ot-os
puek tos M tsriormeIts On libsrts d
por Castro, est&n en- CarszAo. CueL-
tan que en- sus caiai oxos fnsron =
tados cruelmel -.
Los alemanes y los ingleses Ga hs q
apoderado de todos Il bxreos vens'
lie nos, menos del sMirsfaa..
e! dia los alemanes entraron en-
Dnopfn Gaha;1r " 4nma1rrs fNsxS Ia .
embareacionss prisioneras, gacando'
las fuera del puerto
I'll biz queo sstA blecido por lss po
tencias es rigurcso, mny estrieto.
Ii s.tuaa.ol en- general es angus
tiosfsima para IL Reph olisa, y el
pueblo desea vivam ar te 10 osida del
Pre- aidente Cartro, 8 cuyes grandss
errores atrib 4 yanse los males que
agobiAn 6 Venezuela. La Revo a
ci6n ne hace simpAtica al pxfs, pnsa
cr6ese generalmer to que una nueva
situAci6n es imprescindible uAra sal
var 10 Rep1 olics. E. triurf, de los
revolucionsrios j1sgasa sssuro 6 in
cont astable.
Cada ola aun entan las simps tiRs
de 10 opinion venezolara y txsran-
jera & favor del general Ms t %. Au l.
qr g igE6rase su actual cam pam ento,
II podemos afirmar que hacs POGO
tuvo lugar una importa ttsima cen
ferencia en- Curozao y el estaba rre'
sente.
La guerra sigue, pues, en- Ven.'
zue.a y 81 de desenvolvimiento de les
sucesos 10 prssentan como nn SECURE
triunfo para II Revoluci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
Ell sITIO DEL sUCEsO

Fse IN campo alberto donda est&
situs d /, nm + f.ondoso arbol de Maug6,
debsj del cual sc hsllaror q nbos CO
dAveres y una praciosA n d de tre
meses de edad hija del matrimonio,
Asf como IL navsja con que Esqui In
Cont u mi6 ell crfmen.
Sc dice q e los motivo1 que i'm
palsaron & Esquilin fueron los celos
No obstante ee tai rumor, les
coz vscinos d. los interfectos afr.
man qus 1moo So llsva5An muy
bisn que Maria A1orno nrncs dio
Ing .r que de ella SO dijera que err
intel 6 su marido, pero qae este era
de temperamento nm tanto Vehem an
te y celcac.
Tn pronto Lego & conocimi anto
del Juzgsdo tan horroroso crf neu,
Sc trasls dc al lpgsr de 10 ocurrencis,
instruy uyendo las d,ligencias 4 l csso.
A nbcs cuerpos preseutabsn hs
1idas en- 10 gsrganta que inter esaron
II traqaes, yugalar y carotiaa, y E
quslfa presautsbs, adem&s. ot-a un
POGO penetrante en- el vientrs q ID
Gsrechs del abdomen.
Csmo csrca del sitic no hay casas
rean.ta qua naais prssenc 8 IL es'
cens.
Aver may de m nsna g. lio el ma
trimonio para assist & una huWa
propia del aia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
Information Local

-Ha presentado In reaunc:a de
au cargo de miembro de 10 Policia
I 1sular, el sei1or doctor don Fsrnan:
do Naflez, con motive de tener que
tomar possession de su cargo como
Dalegado 6 IN Ckmara Inaular por ell
D-st,ito de GaayAma.
-Uaa florA de Paerta ds TERRA
llsmads d, ia ChaEa, ha sido staca.
da de 10 terrible etfsrmedAd del
muermo, con tal motive 10 J Janta Su
psrior de Sandal di6 6rdenes para
que fuera traslsdsas nj hospital de
g; ,rmedades inf scciosas, desi, f .s'
tAndo ID casa que visfA dicha o. d IRA
..E Inspector de Sanidad s.f1or
Maim6 ha erunciado esta mafiana
ala Junta Superior de Sanidsa; ell
calle.6n de las Monjas, por Ell esta'
do de AbanSono y sucieaad en- que Sc
enouentra, al extreme que hay vsci'
NOS que aban en- la via ptblicA
-E Director de Females Sefior
Luz na1is b :, trAslAdado al Sr. Mar.
cello Rios. Ale ide de 10 carcel de
Ponce & 10 de Maysguez, el de Hu-
macao, Rosendo Miro & Ponce y ell
sofa alcaide de San Juan, Fernando
Montilla, & Rumacao.
Han sido separados de 10 Polieia
por imposibilidad fisics, guillermo
WAterson, y Jose J. G onzalex'
-Ayer Sc propuso en- Ell Consejo
Ejecutivo por ell auditor Sr. CARR
son que SO suprimiera 10 plszs de
Sargento de armas, de 10 O&mara
que hasta ahora ha vanido desempe'
iando don Fslix PAdial Goenags
y en- ga dc fscto propuso creAr una
plaza de txqufgrafo, con el haber
anual de 1900 dollars.
No prosper6 este acuerdo que fu6
desechado por mayorfa de votos.
..Tfabajaudo en- su taller de Car
pinterfa esta.. mal1sna, recibi6 dos
heridas incisas en- el antebrax }, ell car
pintero Jacinto Melendex Afo tn :
nadamente no revistsn impor,aac
.-.Maf1ana se leerGn ante el T ibu
nal de Distrito de esta ciuaad. las
acusaciones en- contra de Lui, V z:s
rrondo y E euteria Mercadc, por
adulterio, Jos6 Silva de B y'm6n
por seduction, Lu:ss Els ss:ers. AGO.
metimiento y e lusr1o Lsg Vi1se,
MAuricio Ruina y AL l'rado VIA, deli
to electoral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
Ell GObernadOr
muy OCupadO

Con motive d. Ia akettura del Pc.
r1odo legislativo, el G b rnaaor
Hunt se hal ahora muy oeupadc.
Debe dar lectura al reklamentario
MenAsje, y ga reaacci6n le ocuIa
una buena parte del dia.
Despufs del s11o discufrido cen
toaa 10 cohorte de aeonts simientos
que en- 81 tuvieron lugar no es posi-
BILE desconocer las diicultades qas
IN desencanto de squella especie
offece & quien ls escriba. La pArte
politics, sobre tosc, es asanto qne
merece gran ref < On.
Nosotros deBeAmcs al G oba rador
todo el acierto q se en- su trsb 10 ne
cssita. Y persamos que miantras
mas pxertorriquef1o sean Ell Menssj j
y Gus tsndenciAs, mas pregreso Sc
ganar& en- IL fusion de este puebl
CON Ell americana y N &s sc estrecha'
ran IL |. EOS que unan kmbos pue.
bios.
Es de f&cil comprehension IL tests
de qre en- Paerto Rico y tratAndose
de asuntos pue tori iq 7eflos. hay que
ser resueItame1t te puertorriqu
Ds ese modo, 10 l6gicA NOS llevarA 6
imitar & los americanos q ,e son pro
fandan ente aMericanos en- 10 direc
cion de aus ideas y sentimientos.
Muy pueftorri tuefios los america
ncs, nos darxn una buena ensef1.nzA
de como dsbemos ser los hiios de es'
te rafs, y, DAturalmente, hacienda
en- I u sstro pals 10 que el os b scen en-
e. tuvc. Yasu taremcs s6iidamente
smerericAniz Cos por habernos daso
ellos buen ejemplo y nosatros apren
Il g su svietudeE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
Gran Ceftamcn para Ia
elecCi6n &c On nonbre
$5OO-OO

UN SOLAR PARA FABRI-
CAR, TASADO EN- LA SUMA
DE $500, GRATIS AL ACCIO-
NISTA DE LA ASOCIACION
POPULAR COOPERATIVE DE
C0NSTRUCCIONES Y PRES
TAM0S, que primero indique Ell
nombre que adopte la Junta Di-
fectiva, para la propiedad de la
Association en- Santurce.
A CADA ACCIONISTA Sc lie
concede una indication por cada
accion que posea.
81 no es usted ahora
accionista, oompre, des-
de luego, una 8 mas
acciones y remita sus
indicaciones al Secreta-
rio de la Association.
listed puede obtener
el solar, y ademas tener
el honor de indicar el
nombre de 10 que ha de
ser el lugar mas encanta-
dor para vlvienda en- Puer-
to Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
tl gobierno
vonezolano

New York, Enero 8 10. A. M.
A causa de las repetidas quejas
del pueblo, el gobierno venezolano
Sc We muy comprometido, sin que
le sea possible atender al clamor
popular, que protesta contra ia ca
restfa de los art1culos de primera
necesidad y la escases de viveres,
por estar absolutamente preocupado
con ell movimiento revolucionario
y el frme bloqueo de los puertos
de la Republica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
Bloqueo
New York. Enero 8 10. A, N

New York, Enero 8 10. A. M.
Avisan de Caracas que Ell bloqueo
de las potencias aliadas no permite
la entrada en- Venezuela de ningdn
buque mercante. Ell bloqueo Sc ha
cerrado sacramento, y en- la Capital
de Venezuela los negocios Sc resien-
ten hondamonte. estando casi para
izadas las transacciones comercia-
les. La situaci6n del pueblo vene-
zolano va agravandose cada vez
mas.
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gl4.lEtRlMls
SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE. J
DIRECTO DE NEW-YORK.
Reception

New York, E. ero 8 10. A. M.
El Club Hispano Americana de
esta ciudad dio una brillante recep-.
cepcion al Ministro Espaflol. Este
pronunci6 un discurso, que fu6
contestado por el Presidente de aquel
centro. En- la fiesta predomin0 la
nota fraternal, brindandose por la
solidaridad de la raza latina. En-
la reception hallabanse varios puer-
tcrriOueilOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08

Cada indication debe
hacerse por separado, en-
uno de los cupones inn
presos, y debe contener
el n1mero de la libreta y
el nMnero de las accio-
mes que Sc poseen y el
nombre y direction de la
persona que hace Ia indi-
caci6n.
FL certamen empieza
el IS de Diciembre y ter
nina el 81 de Enero de
1903.
Las indicaciones seran
numeradas por orden CO.
rrelativo, segdn las vaya
recibiendo ell Secretario, Y
cuando espire el plazo del
certamen, la Junta Direc-
tiva Sc reunira para esco-
ger el nombreentre los
propuesto, y el primero
que 10 haya indicado re-
cibira el premio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-08
Cr6ditO y AhOrro POnce1o
Oonvocatoria a la junta Genera

Oonvocatoria a la Junta General
La Jants de G obierno, en- cumnli.
miento del art1culo segundo del r }.
glamento, Acord6 convocar & los se
rores accionistAs & JuntA General
ordtnafia, que teudr& facto ell IA del
aorrieLte 6 las echo de IL nocha para
dSr cuentA del Balance y Memoria
de 1902
L tenedores de acciones nomina.
twas pueden delegsr Or esc1i 10 en-
representation en- otro accior ista, Y
los tsre3ores de acciones al portador
det e'sn daposissrlas en- Secreta, 10
con "a horas de anticipation para
Sener darecho de asistir & IL J ants.
Ponce, Eaero 4 de 1908.
e. Presidente, Enrique @ Fritze.
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Efectos de Ia
t0rmenta

New York, Enero 10. A. M.
Comunican de- Salem capital de
Oregon, que la tormenta de nieve
ha causado allf grandes .perjuicfos.
De Olympia, Wyoming y California
Sc reciben tambien noticias de la
tormenta que dan cuenta de los
destrozos que 6sta ha ocasionado'
En- los Estados Unidos del sJor.este
las perdidas son considerables.ss