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Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
VICTIM OF HIS wIFE's LOVE.
Painful Experience of n Husband
Who Was a Martyr TO WOm-
nn's Doctoring.

81 have severe cold" said the
man who sat opposite, writes Alfred
j. Waterhouse, in the New York
Times. "It is one of those permeat-
ing colds that begin at your bald
spot and work downward until they
capture your ankle joints; one of the
colds that make you feel you are a
moral outcast, with no hope Of sal
yation. But l am glad am its vic
tim, just the same"
"What ails you? A corn7'
"No; my foot's peeled. My wife said
there was nothing better for a bad
cold than a mustard foot bath; so
she gave me one. Now that the skin
has come off, she admits that she got
too much mustard in the water; but
this was due to inexperience, and not
to any lack of feminine love and de-
votion, which / contend is the great
est boon bestowed upon mankind,
an"
what is the matter with your
face?"
"Oh, that's the herb tea. Ny wife
said that when a person had bad
cold nothing vas better than 10 take
something for the blood. So she
gave me something. do not know
all Of the constituents, but / thought,
as tasted it, that detected farsa-
parilla, burdock, asafoetida, winter
green, boneset, backset, bone that
the pup had rejected, garlic, vinegar
bi;ters, eucalyptus and some other
things that were less familiar. II
really was a sweet and almo pa
thetic sight to see my dear wife rus
tling about the house and picking up
any old thing to throw into that
mixture. After drank ii these
Elotches that you notice appeared
My wife says II is the impurity OF
the blood coming out. but ] lean to
the conviction that IL is original sin,
Sir, us watched my wife bestirring
herself in tender, housewifely way
for my welfare, I deeply felt how
true 1t Is that woman's love and de
votion--ohl oh-h. ouchl heIpl"
What's the matter nowT"
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
VIII Carry Bio Crowds.

The passenger officials of the Hi
nois Central expect to carry 10000
veterans from Mississippi to the re-
union of the Confederacy at New
Orleans next month, and some of the
traffic men are inclined to the opin-
ion that from $4,000 to 10000 vet
Grams from this State will be in at
tendance at the big gathering. Mr..
L. F. Montgomery, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Illinois Central,
states that all reports received indi-
cate cord-breaking crowd from
this State, and that if it exceeds the
expectations of the passenger depart
ment the road will be unable to car
ry all the crowd, for all the availa-
bic rolling stock has been called into
service to fill present estimates.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25

SENATOR FRANK II. FARRIs,
bly, will get service to-day. IL had
been supposed that Senator Farris
would come TO Jefferson City and give
bond as did senators Matthews and
Smith.
Senator's B. l.. Matthews and
Charles A. Smith, who were also In
dieted by the grand jury for ac-
cepting bribes in connect on with
baking powder legislation, have ap-
peared and made bonds in the sum OF
$1,000 each for appearance before the
circuit court in the July term. They
came voluntarily, and each says he is
innocent of the charges.
Senator Sullivan, of Christian coun-
w, has not been located. II Is be-
lieved that the authorities desire Sen
ator Sullivan TO turn states evidence
as the indictment against him was
not returned into court, although
voted upon Friday night.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Alleged Embezzlsr cauaht.

City Marshal J. w. Owen, of Can
ton, returned from fishing trip TO
New Orleans last week, bringing
with him a negro named Sam Ward,
who in January last embezzled $500
from Will Lutz, a large cattle deal
er. Ward was a trusted buyer and
had often been trusted with as much
as a thousand dollars. Marshal
Owen, who has been trying to locate
the negro for four months, finally
learned he was in New Orleans and
wired the chief of police to arrest
him
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
DIVORCE DECREE MODIFIED.
New York Supreme Court Issues =
Decree Permitting william X.
Vanderbilt to Marry Again.

New York, April 21.--Justice Geige-
rich, Monday, in the supreme court,
signed an order permitting William
X. Vanderbilt to marry again. The
order modifies the decree obtained by
Mrs. Alya i. Vanderbilt in 1895 by
which Mr.. Vanderbilt was forbidden
to marry within the life of his di-
yorced wife. The application for the
order was supported by aftidavits
made by United States Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew and f. Y. W.
n-ssiter. and sets forth the fact that
Mr.. Vanderbilt, now in Paris, France.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Work on a New Road.

The work of grading the right of
way of the Mobile, Jackson & Kan
sas City railroad (main line)
through Laurel is progressing nice
ly, and with the present fine weather
it is expected that it will be only
a short time before trains will be
running out of Mobile over the new
line through Laurel to Bay Springs,
Jasper county, the work of grading
being in progress both north and
south of Laurel as well as in the
corporate limits. The work is be-
ing pushed as rapidly as men and
money can push it.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
DEATH ENDS HIS WORLD TOUR.
II. u. Gillespie, "a Pioneer Mining
Man, Dies While Travelling I'm
south America.

Aspen, Col. April 21.--A telegram
received here announces the death, in
South America, OF II. j. Gillespie. a
pioneer mining man OF this city. He
discovered the Spar mine in 1881 and
was part owner OF the Mollic Gibson
property. He was prominent in poll
tics. and in 1856 was democratic can
didate for lieutenant governor, but
was defeated. He recently retired
from active life and started on tour
of the world, accompanied by his wife
and two sons.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
How to Avoid Pests.

A bulletin Of much value to the
farmers has been issued by the Mis-
slssippi agricultural experiment sta
ton on the subject Of chicken mites,
known to scientists as Dermanyssus
gallinae. The bulletin is prepared
by Prof. Glenn w. Herrick, who
states that the principal cause of in
fection by these pests is filth and
lack of light in poultry houses.
Prof. Herrick gives a detailed de-
scription Of how to build roosts and
nests in poultry houses, method Of
constructing the houses and other
means of avoiding the pest. He rec
ommends the cleaning Of chicken
houses with lime and sulphur every
two weeks, and as a direct remedy
the application of crude petroleum
or kerosene to the fowls.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Blind Tiners unearthed.

City Marshal J. B. Mckinney Of
Aberdeen last week unearthed two
blind tigers and brought them to
grief. Leila Nabers, who keeps a
lunch house on Lower Commerce
street, and John Kerns, witness in
the Federal Court from Attala coun-
ty, both negroes, were convicted by
Mayor Acker and fined $500 and
sentenced to ninety days imprison-
ment. The fine will have to be
worked out on the streets after the
imprisonment is served, unless other
wise paid.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Tammany Elects sachem..

New York. April 21.-At the annual
election OF the Society of Tammany
or Columbian Order. Monday night,
the following sachems and officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
sachems-John A. Ahearn, Thomas j.
Dunn. Victor j. DowIing, John Fox,
Asa Bird Gardiner, Randolph Gnggen-
heimer, Louis F. Haffen, Patrick
keenan,, Charles +. Murphy, Daniel F.
Mcmahon. George w. pIunkitt, John
]. scannell. Timothy d. Sullivan; sec
retary, Thomas +. Smith; treasurer,
Peter +. Meyer, Sycamore; Bryan P.
Henry. wiskinskie: John A. Boyle.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
LYMAN p. CARLoCK DEAD.
Native of Illinois and valued Mem-
ber of Judiciary sueeumbS 60
Cholera In Philippines. y

Manila, April 2I.--Judge Lyman p.
Carlock. of the court Of first instance,
is dead at Cebu Of cholera. lie con-
tracted the disease in Bohol. The de-
ceased was native of Illinois and a
valued member of the judiciary. His
home was at Bloomington, Ill. The
epidemic Of cholera is practically
over, there being but few eases in
the southern islands. Six men in the
command of Capt. Pershing died of
cholera during the Bacolod opera
tions.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
MovIno convicts.

Assistant Travelling Sergeant Nc
Caskill Of the penitentiary leaves
this week for the Delta TO carry the
convicts back to the Dulaney and
McLaurin places, in Issaquena and
Sharkey counties, respectively
These Two convict farms we're over
flowed bv the break in the levee near
Greenville, but the waters have sub.
sided sufficiently for the return d
the prisoners. and active prePara.
fiong for farm work will be com
menced during the week.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
prouth Affecting Crops.

Drouth in the central section o.
the State is beginning to affect the
crops somewhat, and farmers are
generally beginning to look anxious
" for rain. The ground is very hard
and dry, and seed cannot germi-
nate. The cold weather of the past
two days has chilled vegetables, but
no damage has been done beyond set
ting them back little. No frost
has occurred in this section.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25

Jefferson City, Mo-, April 2i.-
Word has been received here that
Senator Frank II. Farris. under in
dictment by the Cole county grand
jury, is at his home at steelyille and
ready to accept service there of the
capias issued for him. sheriff Smith
soon started for Steelville and proba-
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
To Establish Health Resort.

Several citizens Of Hickory Flat
have decided to establish a resort
at the "Oak Chill Tubbe,' the min
eral springs near the old Indian
town. For 4 lone time it has been
known locally that the mineral wa
ters possess great curative powers
for certain diseases, but the springs
have never been developed.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
u.,.rued 20 work.

sharon, Pa. April 21.-The brick
LAYERS at the United Coke & Gas
Works Of the United States Steel Cor
poration. who struck April ], returned
TO work to-day. The company grant
ed their demand for an eight-hour
dav at IS cents an hour.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
oratoricaI Representation.

The oratorical contest for the pur-
pose of selecting representative for
the Gulf State Intercollegiate ora
torical meeting to be held at the Uni
versity of Alabama was held in the
university chapel at Oxford last
week. The three participants were
Messrs. R. H. Chamberlain, S. La
nier Field and w. A. Henry. Mr..
Chambcrlain's subject was "Justice
to One, Justice to All" and was well
handled. Mr.. Field spoke on the
subject, ''To the Strongest" and the
judges gave him the place. Mr..
Henry in his eloquent way discussed
Progress Through Revolution"
The contest was entertaining
throughout.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Not Smallpox.

The uneasiness in regard to small
pox is vanishing. The mdeical fra
ternity differ as to what to call the
malady. Many say that it is only
chickenpox. No new cases are re-
ported. School is expected TO resume
at once. The university and the
Women's College have not been
troubled in the least by the rumor.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Decoration Day Celebration.

Claiborne Camp, Confederate Vet
Grams, of Port Gibson, is making
extensive preparations for the an
nual Decoration Day celebration.
Ex-Gov. Lowry has accepted an i'm
yitahon to make the annual address
In behalf Of the Confederate Veter-
ans, and Hon. Benz. G. Humphreys,
member of Congress from the Third
congressional district, will deliver
the address in behalf of the Sons Of
Veterans The attendance will be
very large.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Early Closing Movement.

Port Gibson clerks are making an
effort to have their employers en-
act the early closing movement the
first Of May this year, instead OF
waiting until the first of June.
It is believed the request will be
willingly granted, and if 50 the busi-
ness houses will be closed every even
ing at 6 80 o'clock from May to
September ].
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
METHODS OF THE ASSASSIN.
Senator W. J.. stone Thus Characserlr.s
the Attacks on Him In = speech
at KNnsas City.

] hope God will wither my /:
hand, palsy my tongue and (:
burn my heart in the flames /;
OF hell before | will intention (:
ally dishonor any position to /:
which the people of Missouri /.
assign me.-united States Sen. !,
: ator William ]. Stone TO Dem. I;
ocratic editors in Missouri. 1
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
NO COMPROMISE ron LEE.
Circuit Attorney Folk Sets His Foot
Down ON Such Proposition.


ST. Louis, April 21.--Iobert X. Lee,
brother of John A. Lee, on Monday
notified Circuit Attorney Folk that he
would to-day inform him as to the flu
ture intentions of the lieutenant-gov-
ernor, who Is thought to be in Chi
cago, with reference to his returning
tc ST. Louis and appearing before the
grand jury as a witness in the inyesti-
CATION of bribery in the Missouri gen
eral assembly.
II the acknowledgement testifies
before the st. Louis grand jury ii will
be without any reservations regard
ing the subject matter to be covered
or its extent. Circuit Attorney Folk
has put his foot down on every prop
osition to compromise with the lieu
tenant-goyernor.
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
To Tool. Into the Coal Hoads.

New York, April 21.-Acting upon
the advice OF Att'y.-Gen. Knox, the
interstate commerce commission will
meet in this city Tuesday, and begin
an inquiry into the merger Of the coal
roads
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
Church Blown Down.

A tornado at Columbus blew down
the Second Methodist Church and
several small houses in the Robertson
addition. and did great damage over
the city in leyeling fences, trees and
in grounding wires. No lives were
locf
Woodville Republican., 1903-04-25
SHERIFF AFTER FARR|S.
Missouri Senator Under Indictment
Located at His Home In
Steelville.
SHERIFF SMITH SOON on THE way.

Matthews and smith give Boads In
the sua of Three Thousand Dol
lars FOR Appearance at July Term
of Court-soth pecIare lhey are
Innocent.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-19
Los aleriCaDOS
son muy ingfatOS, dice un po-
.ss.g ri6dicO aleman
La doctrina de Monroe
nj Sc acepta nj Sc
d1scute GA

Berlin 4 de Enero. yanqui, >
positivista hasta la meaula de les
huesos, NO sibe apreciar cOrtes1 as
como ID vista del principe Enrique
de Prussia y Ell regalo de ID estatua
daFederico ell Grande [dice el dia.
rio titulado sTAeglische Rundsch IN J
y ahora ne dedica 6 sonar algunas
notas dssafinadas en- 10 basta y mo-
hosa trompeta que llaman 10 doctri.
m de Monroe al paso que Alemania
deja campar por sus respetos 81 "a.
dsz embAucador, Pfesidente Castro
que be rIe mandfbuls batiente.
Es ell estilo que priva en- IL prem.
yank6fla de cate pals.
2 Ri <Vossische q situng. por ejem'
plo, Que pretende ser <sco fiel de 10
opinions periodistica delpais, cali
{ fiea de <esckndAlo salvages el vocs.
RIO de To- prensR americans al decla'
rar que Alenania no tiene derecho
de ejercer aeei6n forzoss en Vene'
zuela por virtud de 10 aoctriua de
Monroe, que Alemania no ha preten
dido reconucer iamks. eEsto. (diee
Ell z situpg] es la verdad. Niugun
otro pals europeo ha reconocido. 10
doctrina tan cacareada, y nirguno
le dar& valor tampoco. Ell dereeho
de Intervention proclamRdo por In
santa alianzs no ha -sido aun aban-
donado. Los paises de Sud Aneri-
ca han estado y est&n en- periodos
cr6nicos de revc lac On, y sin embar
60, nadie piensa en Europa en- inter
verir ,
sLss desastrosas consecuencias
que tuvo Napoleon en- Mexico, sigue
dicienao el z situng, hacsn pensar
sin gran les d1ficultades, que ning1u
estsdo earopeo tratar6 de establecer
so en- ell hemisferio occidental La
doctriua de Monroe no es ley inter
mac onsl: Ga ley de politica pl loblem&'
tica. A nadie obliga y nadie in
viste de derechos especiales. A!ema'
mis- no tiene que reconocerla, nj oca
si6 4 tRmpoco para discutirla. Las
rep1b.icAs sud. Americanas son para
Alemania, paises inaependientes ,
soberAnos. Dit frutan de toaos los
derechos, y tienen todRs las OBJ iga
clones de los estadcs soberanos
Y teniendo tales obligacioLes, ne
cesariamente han de pagar sus deu
das. Alemania entRblar& siempre
sus reclamaciones por 10 buena VII
y 81 fuere necesario, por accioD O.
nergica.s
Los Anteriores pxrrafos reflejsn
el sentimiento general del pals; loi
alemanes desean medir sus fuerzai
CON los Americanos, pero temen
Guillermo no ca Bismarck, nj los Es
tsdos Unidos son Francia. La doc
trina de Monroe, desprecisda por @
pueblo alsmAn, es superior ellos J
| ha gsnsdo ana nusva victoria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-19
Impression de los
prOyeCtOS de ley

Segdu el reglamento que ria en-
10 Camara, los proyectos de ley de-.
ben ser impresos antes de pasar 6
las comisiones y ser puestos 6 dis
cusi6n.
Ahors, 81 no estamos equivocados,
dsben estarse imprimiendo ya los
dos prim eros que faeron presentR'
dos por Hernandez Lopez y Rossy,
y ser1A muy vents $50 que no se
perdiera tempo en- aque Il imp;e'
ti61 con obieto de que cuanto antes
se empiecen los desa.es con relaci6n
oil Rsunto.
E1tendemos que ell mas Immediate
que hacer que tienen ahora los dele
gados es el nombramiento y consti.
tuci6n de las eomisiones permane
tes. Dsspu6s de hecho ese ira b sjo
caya faetura corresponds al presi-
delts, nata queda que obst&culice
el principle, el gran principle de los
asuntc de Vital inter6s de To- legis.
latura.
81 10 edici6n de proyectos de ley
20 Sc retarda. mucho tempo se ga
nara CON pro Vecho para todos. Asf,
pues, Gale slamos salvo iaesper&dos
incidentes que no nos parece surjsn,
que para mediados de 10 semana que
b ~ empiezs, podr&n los Delegates
poner manos en- 10 trascendsntal
cuesti6a del status de los puertorri.
quef1os.
Ahf queremos verles Y oirles.
Ahf queremos seq airles Y observar
les prudentes, razonadores, sere aos
y al mismo tempo erergicos y dig
nos.
Dsbe, pues, esperarse que en- bre'
We Sc inicien los debates.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-19
A s ALT O

D lciosa fue 10 fiesta de anoche
Tn grupo de encantadoras sef1oritas
se reuni6 en- To- casa de Anita Eseu
dero y prepararon nm asalo
A las nueve se t3maron <posicio
mes estrategicas. y pc . desQues fee
asGlGd0 por sorpresa la casa de d IN
Ramon RIGS.
Las bel. simas M aria Rios y III
cardita Calder6n, per cads una de
las parties Gbeligerantat> hieieron
las bases de IL <capitulsei6ns sin
Que hnbier& svencedores nj venci'
doss.
Ell bale di6 principle, y el amplio
salon resultAba estrecho para aqr 81
conjunto &c bsllas y. de fsos. Nd 81
c., ales ria, perfumes, bel'ezs, todo
era allf digno de inspiration. Par ESQ
mas de an concurrente Sc ssnti6 poe
ta. Y como NO 81 .. So encontra'
ban Maria Ear, Elena y e lisa Rodri'
gusz, Angela y Lucia Cepero, Adela
Fernando. Elisa Calder On, Rafaela
Aranda, Amelia Amy, BeIeu Diaz,
Isabel Pujols, Amalia y Jaeobina
Matan2o, Celia Hernandez, Emf IL
San Pedro y Cam bucha Vara.
La fiesta ae pro!ong6 hast. las IL,
siendo obsequiados todos los coneu.
rrentes De manera explerdida.
Para sl pr 6ximo domi go, Sc pre-
pars otro easAltos con la MAJOR re
serva y aunque estA elegida 10 pls ~
que ha de ttmarse, 10 sdiscracion.
nos impi e decirlo-
Rdul.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-19
sLa minOrfa Sc mueVe
Proyectos de ley que abar-
can cuestlones I'M
- g@1 ss6
portantes

Ell senior. CAmufias ha propuesto
an Ell. B para. ssenmendar proceai-
mientos de 10 tasaci6n de 10 propie.
dad" Ell mismo delegado Ell se-
hor Palmer, otro para que se nom.
bre una 'scomiai6n de enmiendss en
los c6iigcs;" y ell senior NAdal otro
encaminado & reformar los artfculos
Al y AZ del c6digo politico.
Esos proyeetos abarcan varios Or.
denes de ideas de trxscendental inn
portaneia. DAndo do lado con los
1ltimos q ue significan rectificaciones
de anterior leg .slsci6n, primero
plantea una de las cuest!ones de de-.
recho que los psertorriquef1o os nece.
litan definir.
Dsntro de 10 actual ley tributaria,
el propietario no Intervene en- 10
tasasi6a de 10 fnca que ha de ser
objeto del tribute. Hay, pues, en- 10
isla 10 que se llama tribute sin inter.
venci6n, cosa ingrAta e la cuAl los
mas eminentes estadistas Americanos
han l.amAdo tir0nta.
Los fuucionarios que tasan las
propiedades SON nombrados por ell
seror Tesorero q sien b asta ahora ha
pre- f srfdo hAeer recaer los nombra.
misntos en- americAnos, qua no CO.
nocan ell pals nj SON en- 81 propieta-
rios, = si bien es ci5rto que SO concs
de & los contribuyentss el derecho
de apelar, concession ooiosa por que
ese derecho 10 tiene todo hombre
ante 10 injustieia, sin necesidad de
que nsdie Sc 10 conceda, las apela.
clones han sido resueltas con inter
venci6n de las mismas antoridades
finaneieras que hiciel o g mandaron
& hacer 10 tasaci6n, y como es con.
siguiente, el eontribuyente NO ha
podido desenvolver su derecho en-
10 plenitud en- que 10 tiens.
Si el seffor Oamuf1A 90 eonsigue sea
rectifi ,ado TODD ESQ y que las tasa.
clones sean hachas por Los propieta.
rios; NO &c 10 habr& logrado nm panto
de rigurosa justicia para Ell contri
ysnte, sino resuelto aqual punto de
derecho 6 que alu diamos.
Nnestras noticiRs nos parmiten AFR
mar que 10 mayorfa no se divorcia q
de los proyectos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-19
PONCE

81 s
Elero:18.-El pequt 4 juraao one
est& aGsuando CON Ia Corte Federal,
10 componenldon Miguel Ss'a, don
Francisco roro Pasarell, don Mi
guel Hernandez. don P adro J usn B >.
sosA, don Al 3nio Otero. don Eage
nio Neidert, don s.. o. Donnell, don
Jose Portillo, don j. G. Browns don
@. N. Kxhrman, don w g Hum.
phreys don P de Compigni.
q -
j. El Ledo dom Fra1c'sso PARA Ga,
rose halla en- Pcnce de regreso de
su visje 6 los IL txdos Unidos. Re-
cibA nuestra hienvenida.
/ Sc encu atrA eL srmos de nucho
euidado Ell venerablesPAa PAare Pieretti..
Aver fu6 trasladado De Yauco Pom
ee, en- tren eek xpresss, hall&ndose en-
la casa de su 8, .ino pelftico don
Juan Lacot. @ aiera Dios devolver
10 .sAlud al b onaadoso Aneis no.
MsflAnA de nadrugada allen para
San Juan los o. d ores don r. Ulpia'
no Colon y dom Manuel DomeE ech,
Delagados 6 10 Camara Iosuisr.
Hoy tom6 puerto ell vAper franl &,
eSanto Domingo, procedentsde SRn.
to Domingo. Ss despacharG estA
tarde para Sail t Thomas, con carga
de cafe que trssbordar& en- aquslla
isis para Europa.
Aver, de noche ya, ssli6 de este
puerto para MAysguez el vapor
.Vascc.. que lego por 10 tsrds de
Arroyo.
Regres6 de su viajs de negccios 6
Msyaguez. nuestro queriio amigo
don NicolAs Santini, admins trador
de In <Compal1fa Industrial de Puer.
to Rico., fAbriea de tabasos y cigA.
rrillos.
Ell ssf1or Sa1 tint ha vendiao a'gu.
nos miles de csjas de cigarrilIos
marca 'El Pltirre." en- su breve <
eursi6n; pOrque esta mArca estA
acreditadf ,ima en- todas parties, y,
ademks, ella significa el cigarrillo
mas barato de Paerto Rico.
Hoy est&n cargAndo en- ell pu to
las goletas <Victoria. y <Gasaklu
pes. La ~Victoria. ssldsa para Ma.
yaguez man ana.
Eita noche sc celebrark en- el %.
l6a de sesiones del AyuntAmieuto II
segunda reunion anual de L. Socie.
dad protectors de los animalas, CON
ell fn de ele gir 10 Directive para es.
to aflo y trstar de. verios asuntos.
Sc ha invitado al pueblo para eicho
acto, por medic de una hoja suelta.
Muy por 10 msnana eDtr6 en- Ell
puerto el vapor ePuerto Rico con
carga y passjsfoss.
Los psrio 1icos de Santo Domingo,
llegados hoy & Ponce, dan como &C.
gura 10 paz en- squella Repdbliss,
por el fracaso de ID revoluci6l clm
pletamente.
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Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
Comit6 de San Juan.

Srenao grande el n6mero de pa.
triotas que est&n pendiente de ms
eribir sus nombres en- ell Registro de
10 mencionada eolsctividad, tene-
mos oil gusto de participant es, que
queda alberto aqu6l en- el estableci.
mi6nto do ID. Francisco J. N&rxsua.
Oristo NO q.
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POLICLINICA
del Dr.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las en1er-
nedades en- general.
Operaciones quir1rglcas.
Especialidad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 & a de
In tarde. ga oasal t
Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
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TARJETAS de vista con sobre
y sin ellos, 90 hacea On sLs Co
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