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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Which Is the Oldest Clock in Missouri

Who has the oldest timeplece in
Missouri The Missouri Worlds Fair
Commission thought this question was
settled when recently ~ v Pabor Of
Frcdeiicktown wrote OF clock in his
possession, but since thai time two
other MissOurians, DIR. A, W. Munday
OF Plattsburgh and Frank Locker of
lola. Schuyler county, have presented
claims to this distinction. Mr.. Pabor's
clock is enriched with considerable
historical interest. II was brought to
Upper Louisiana from North Carolina
In 1900 by George Frederick Bollin-
ger, who was afterwards member of
the Missouri general assembly in 1912
and who was leader in bringing fam
lilies from North Carolina to make
| permanent settlements in Southeast
Missouri. The old clock is y feet and
4 inches high.
MIR. Munday says his clock has
passed the century mark by thirty
years and is in good running order.
II WAS made In Black Forest, Germany
The piece hangs upon the wall and ia
run by single weight and cord
The pendulum is on the outside Of the
case. The clock was brought to
America in 1853 by u man named
Wolf and was given to DIR. Munday
10 years ago by member of the
Wolf family
Mr.. Lockers clock Is 202 years old.
According to an inscription on the
piece, 1t was made for j.. II. Morrow
In 1901. Mr.. Locker writes that he
bought The clock in 1879 from Jerry
Hughes, who became its owner in
184l. II Is % inches high by 10
wide, the face Is Of wood painted
white with black characters. Some
Of these clock will probably be on ex.
hibjtion in the Missouri building ut the
Worlds Fair.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
A Monument to Missouri.

1.-THE State OF Missouri Is 10 b.
the significant title of the 500 psg,
volume the Missouri Worlds Fail
Commission is having prepared fol
distribution during the Worlds Fail
at st. Louis. 1t will be OF monurnen'
tai value to Missouri. Fifty thousand
dollars viii be required for the pur.
pose Of putting into attractive shape
the story Of Missouri's history, and
resources and advantages, and Walter
Williams, editor OF tho Columbia Mis-
souri, Herald. has immediate charge
of the preparation.
The book, which, from tho printers
point Of view, will be Q work Of art,
will contain discussion OF the social
conditions of the commonwealth, 4
treatment Of It's more shaping events
of history and a writing up Of the
agricultural, horticultural, mining,
livestock, commercial, manufactur-
ing and transportation interests, both
frem technical and layman stand
point. Chapters will also be devoted
to church, school, literature. and pop
ulation. In u word Il 10 the purpose
of the editor to answer oil possible
questions OF Worlds Fair visitors con-
corning the hostess state. There will
DO an edition Of 100000 copies.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Mysterious Death Of Hungarian.

Monday morning the body Of Was
sil Saldogo, Hungarian, WIS found
tho weeds at st. Francois. The
death Of the msn Is enshrouded in
my story. He was old and decrepit,
and Of course burden to the colony.
HIS fellow countrymcn give no explain
A., on than that che man was too old
- work, he was "uo good" Tho &C.
:, ms Of those people are peculiar.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Entertained Miss Nojss.

On Tuesday evening Misses Elsie
Neiss AID Gertie Jones, who are Wis.,
iting Mrs Charles Scott, were enter
tanned at the home of Charles and
Mrs. Meadows. Misses Neiss and
Jones are from ST. Louis and will
spend some time at Dcsloge, and In
the meaatime will be entertained
with parties given by Mrs. Scott. On
the evening Of the Meadows party,
Otto Meadows departed for st. Louis,
where he has position with the 81.
Louis paper box factory.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
DEATH OF POPE LEO.
After Painful Illness of More Than Two
Weeks, the Aged Pontfi
Passes Serenely Away.

home, july ZO.-IOpe Leo Aili
is dead. The last flicker of life ex
pired at 4 minutes past I O'Clock
his afternoon, aud the Poniiff new
lies at rest.
The period of more than two
weeks that Pope Leo passed in the
shadow of death was no less won
derful than bis life. His splendid
battle against disease was watched
the world over with sympathetic
admiration and ended only after n
series of tremendous efforts to con
quer the weakness OF his aged
frame by the marvellous will'power
of his mind.
The pluero pneumonia with
which his Holiness had been suf.
fering was scarell so much respon.
sible for his death ny that newt
able decay of tissue which cnsues
upon ninety.three years of life.
The tested steel which had bent
80 often before human ills was
bound to break at last.
To night the emaciatcd and life.
less frame which held so brave n
spirit lies on the bed in the Vati.
can, beside which almost all the
world has prayed. The red da-
mask coverlet rests lightly over the
body the Cardinals scarlet cape is
about the shoulders, while on his
head has been placed the papal
hood of velvet, bordered with err.
mine. A white silk handkerchief
is bound about his chin and in the
hands which have blessed so many
thousands has been placed Il cruel >
fix.
So Pope Leo will remain until
tomorrow, watched by uniformed
officers of the Noble Guard aud
rough clad Franciscan penitentiar-
les, who will keep II ceaseless vigil
until the burial ceremonies.
To morrow the Sacred College
Of Cardinals will assemble for the
impressive ceremony Of officially
prOnunncing Pope l.r0 dead.
After this sad function has been
performed the body will be taken
to the small throne room adjoining
the death chamber where it will be
embalmed.
The funeral ceremonies will cX-
tend over nine days, the remains
being removed to the Cathedral Of
st. Peter. where they will lie in
state. The ultimate resting place
of the dead Pontiff will he in the
magnificent basilica Of st. John the
Lateran.
Pope Leo's final moments wers
marked by that same serenity and
devotion and, when he was con
scious, that calm intelligence,
which are associated with his
twenty-five years pontifcate.
His was no easy death. An
hour before he died, turning to Doe.
tor Lapponi and his devoted valet,
Pho Contra, he murmered:
THE pain suffer is most ter.
rible."
Yet, his parting words were not Of
the physical anguish that he suffer.
ed, but were whispered benedictions
upon the Cardinals and his ncph.
ews, who knelt at the bedside, and
the last look of his almost sightless
eyee was toward the great ivory
crucifx hanging in the death
chamber.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
Bribery Cases Continued.

ST. Louis, July 27.-Judge Doug
las and Judge Ryan of the criminal
division of the Circuit Court have de-
cided to hear no more important eases
until the October term. Judge Ryan
adjourned his court until September
yesterday aud judge Douglas will do
the same in n few days.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
EDITORIAL P0T.P0URRl

John a. Lee has become an object OF
pity. His pleading letters TO Kelley re-
veal the utter weakness Of the man, and
his ability to present goodly outside
was remarkable. His grovelling before
Kelly cxcitcs pity at one moment and
supreme disgust at the next. In many
respects phenomenal man, but in all
respects a dangerous one. A CRATER
who did not even preserve that honor
with men Of his own stripe, which is
generally thought 10 exist among
thieves. lie lied 10 Kelley and Kelley
rctaliatcd.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Judge Gaptt's boom for Governor
has been formally launched BY Hon
N. l.. Claydy and the politicians at
jefferson City. II Is said that corpor-
ations want TO get rid Of Judge CAN'T
from the Supreme bench. -Frederics-
town Democrat News.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

A chambermsid employed 1t the
hotel at Moorehouse accidentally up
set lighted lamp, on the nth, set-
ting her clothes on Ore. She was %
seriously burned that shs died.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Considerable iron mining Is being
done 10 Ripley county.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Southeast Missouri received another
cut from the north part of the State,
when the four southeast companies were
attached to the Northwest Missouri reg
iment and all the work and expendi-
ture of Mayor Gibony Houck Of Cape
Girardcau, in attempting TO enlist and
maintain whole regiment for this part
of the State, came to naught. Mayor
Iouck resigned, as was only right and
proper that he should. Southeast Mis-
souri, will yet be there with the goods
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Judge CAN'T has inaugurated his CAM
pnign aud expects TO win out In his race
for Governor with the battle yell Of
Quantrell's men. Missouri has always
supported its .Confederates and right
~. too, but it is not the time now to
hide the State machine and the hood.
lcrs behind the breastworks of the Civil
war. The battles of the COS are over
and the battle of 1904 is beginning,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23
DR.. fENNER'S
and
BaCkache

si ~ s1.' es.:s = f S4Sss OTIDE
ache, HeartDisease Gravel, vNI
DT0psy. Female Troubles.
Don't become discouraged. There Ii
cure for you. IL necessary write DIR. Fenner
lie has spent q life time curing just such
cases IA yours. All consultations Free.
IA gravel lodged In my bladder. ftcr
using few bottles OF DR.. Fenners Kidney
and Backache Cure passed gravel half US
large as IA marble. The medicine prevented
further formations. was cured.
W.T.. CAKES, Orrix. Va"
Druggists, 5oc.. 81. Ask for Cook Book-Pree.
CT WTlicInlunC Sure Cure. Circular, Di
oI.WIUS URNUE Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

II three or four trials are necessary
for the Surreme Court to reach a correct
decision, as il did in the Oglesby
case, and then completely reverses itself,
how nearly correct do you suppose a
decision reached by that body with one
trial isl
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

The st. Louis Republic has been very
silent ancnt the Oglesby case, but de,
votes whole columns TO the World s
Fair. We wouldn't undertake to ex.
plain these phenomena.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

Governor Pennypacker Of Pennsyl-
vania and the Supreme Court of Mis-
souri, should get together and form a
press depressing combination.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-23

No, dearie Judge Fort will not be a
for Governor. How self sac
riiicing in the Judge He had a cinch-
ON defeat
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27
la reir1a Draga
Passion funesta
Ell deSorden en- Servia

Aunque NADIA puede cohones-
tar un crimen, como ell perpetra-
do en- el palacio real de Belgra-
do, durante la madrugada del II
de unio. hay circunstancias
que 10 explican, como las rela-
tadas por una correspondence
de Belgrade.
Para Alexandra | no habia de
tejas arriba nj abajo, persona nj
cosa que lie mereciese la aten-
cion de un solo pensamiento, CO.
mo- no fuese su Draga.
Para dar idea de este, bastan
algunos detalles de su vida do
mestica. Las habitaciones par
ticulares del rey estaban cerra-
das. En- las de la reina, que
eran doce, habia un solo lecho,
y en- una pieza contigua TN to-
cador, que servia para los dos.
ALI estaban amontonados uni
formes, trajes femeninos, ropa
blanca de homb1e y mujer, mu-
fiecas, escopetas de niflo, etc.
juguetes comprados de antema-
no para el heredero 8 la herede-
ra que habia esperado de ella.
Ell dormitorio era para Ale
jandro, sala de 1ectura, no lectu-
ra escojida por el, sino por Dra-
ga. ALI Sc encontro un librito
con seflales de continue uso "El
Amor de Stendhal," anotado por
Alexandra. Las notas eran CO.
mo estas:-"ILa quereis tierna2
Ella 10 es. Mi angel es tierno y
altivo." Donde dice el autor:--.
"Es casi impossible hallar rene
dio al amor" habia la nota de
por que buscarlo, cuando
el t1nico deseo es de amar y ser
amado?" "a todo este, facil es
de comprender cuan ordenados
andarian los negocios de la go
bernacion de Servia. p1e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27
La EIefancia
b Elefantiasis Veterinaria

Enfermedad de la piel que Sc obser-
va veces en- los animales domesticos.
En- Tin psdecimiento cr6nico que Sc ca
racterjza por I'm abultamiento indo-
lente de la parte inferior de las extre-
midades,. siendo mas frecuente en- las
posteriores y elevandose rara vez por
Gina del jarrete. La elefancia Sc ca
racteriza primero por la rubicundez de
la piel, y despues por el aumento del
grosor de esta, y por erizarse los pelOs
que la cubren. Es un verdadera es-
clorosis de la piel y del tejido conjur-
two subcutaneo. Esas parties Sc trans
forman en- Tin tejido lardaceo. Esa
Affection, cuyas causas no estSn tien
determinadas aun, es muv dificil de
curar y exige muchos cuidados. Los
veterinarios aconsejan generalmente
contra ellos los bafios frfos y las duchas
casi exclusivamente. Los vejigatorios
y Ell fuego son derjudiciales en- reali-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27

Quiso dar ell teniente general Miles,
comandante en- jefe del ejercito ameri-
c2no, pruebas de que 40 por llegarle la
edad del retro, 65 aiios que cumple en-
8 de agosto. dejaba de tenerse en- los
estrlbos, y Ia di6 cumplida en- la Ultima
semens. Sali6 de Fuerte Sill, Terrific
rio de Oklahoma. 4 las y 10 de la ma
fiana del martes, y lego Z Fuente Re-
no a las dos y 20 de la tarde, hacienda
TODD el trayecto, 90 mil1as a caballo, en-
9 horas y 10 minutes. En- cada hora
uso un caballo distinto,. y al termino de
la jornada dijo hallarse tan fresco como
al principle. Para clio fue revisando
todos los destacamentos de la ruta, de
modo que solo estuvo ocho horas en- Ia
silla. En- las dos primeras horas y 20
minutes, con la fresca de mafiana, ca
balgo IS millas hazafa que nadie ha
superado, y despues tuvo que ir mas
despacio por 10 sofocante del calor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27

DIARIO INDEPENDIENTE DE INFORMATION UNIVERSAL

ter conciliativo. Una cosa solamente
tiene en- contra de su election es que
pertenece a la Orden Carmelita, y que
su election es vista con demasiado dis
gusto por par:e de Fraucia, Espafa y
Austria. pues eStas naciones son contra
riss dicha Congregation.
Difcilmente Oreglia podra ser e1
victorioso en- la eleccion, porque es uno
de los decanos del colegio carmelitauo y
en- vida de Leon XIII no gozaba de
mucha popularidad en- el colegio de
Cardenales. ESQ en- primer lugar en-
|segundo, por su caracter despotico e
|irascible, que 10 han hecho Unpopular, y
al que denominan con el mote de GEL
VIEJOOSO".
FL Cardenal que mas probabilidades
tiene de ser ell future Para es Sera6no
Vannute1li, por su experlencia diploma g.
tica y por haber permanecido, por es-
pacio de muchos afIos. al lado del Papa
Leon XIII. Ell es contrario 4 Ia polf-
tica seguida por mas de ounce af1os
por el actual Secretario de Estado,
Csrdenal Rampol1a.
Los candidates de los mienbros IL
berales son los Cardenaies Agliardi y
Satelli, especialmente este 1ltlmo, por
S sr partidario de todas las ideas nuevas
Y ademas de conocer muchs la Ameri-
ca, por la que trabaja con un gran en-
tusiasmo.
La candidatura de Rampolla es i'm.
puesta por el mismo y desde hace mu-
cho tempo viene preparando e1 terreno
para asegurar su election, y por 81 aca-
so, apoya tambien la candidatura del
Cardenal Oreglia, Decano del Sagrado
Colegio, ell cual tiene ahora IS aflos de
edad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27
Los nuev0s inventos

Nuestro colega de Paris, La Nature,
menciona I'm huevo aparato para el
analisis rapido del aqua, y un telefono
artomatico. Con ell aparato para el ana
Isis rapido del aqua, ademas de equipo
de la ilustracion, va una serie de pasti-
las que lie sirven al que carece de no.
clones quimicas para conocer las impu-
rezas del aqua. Con esas pastillas van
dos frascos de reactivos y las explica :
clones del case. 81 telefono autom ati-
co funciona por medic de una moneda,
y Sc le recomienda para los abonodos
cue tienen poca COMMUNICATION. Con ese
aparato, en- vez de pagar una Quota
mensual 6 annual, que puede ser exec
silva, comparada con 10 POGO que .usan
el aparato, solo pagarAn en- proportion
a sts necesidades. @2'H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27
LQuien sepa
el nuew0 Papa2
Pron6sticos sobre quien puede ser
ell future successor de Leon XIII
rrnducido de "El Corr.o dc Italia y

TFnducidO de '.EI Corrso de Italia ~
La opinion p1blica esta en- expecta-
cion y avida de saber quisn sera el Car.
denal que puede ser el successor de Leon
XIII.
Lo 1nico que Sc puede adelantar es
Tue Ell nuevo Papa sera italiano. Un
Papa de otra nacionalidad traeria otras
complicaciones sobre Ia question del
poder temporal y casi todos los MEM
bros del partido clerical est4n conven-
cldos de que i1nicamente un Papa ita-
liano es quien puede proteger ventajo-
samente los intereses politicos religio.
SOS de la Iglesia Cat6lica.
Los nombres que mas suenan v uue
mas probabilidades tienen de ser cleo
tos son los de los Cardenales Rampo1la,
Oreg,ia, Serafn Vannutilli Gotti.
Ademas rstos fguran los nombres
de los Caro- Is Sarto Di Pietro v
Spamva, ,aunque Sc puede desde ahora
dec1r que estos tres 1ltimos no tlenen
probabilidades de exito.
III Cardenal Rampolla es nm prelado
ha 6ll, Pero. su nombre fgura mas como
Politico que como religioso " tiene en-
su contra un gran ntimero de enemigos
del despotjsmo de su polftica. as
FL candidate mas popular, entire to-
dos es el lCardenal Gotti, hombre de
grandes conocimientos y de gran carac.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27
C0R.re0 de
America

I'm atropelI0-Fiera humauR-Ns hub0 inchaInients
--Un padre win verguenza-iQu6 grRnuiai-iY N
Ie ahercar0n!-Un viejs fucrte.
Un negro apellidado Little, de le
afIos. quiso abusar con una nina de on
ce afios, cerca de Albany, capital del
Estado de Nueva York. La nifIa re-
gresaba con otraS a su casa, cuando el
moreno. que es de poca estatura, la
arrebato y llev6 I'm zarzal. Las com.
pafieras dieron la alarma y el padre de
la asaltada acudio con otros labrado-
res en- su secorro, pero el miserable ha-
bfa huido. Prendiosele despues y costo
fmprobos trabajos a Ia policfa evitar un
linchamiento, hnetiendole en- I'm vapor
del Hudson y lIevandole 4 un pueblo
distante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27

accloneS preferences y ordiua rias; con Su
valor nominal y eli effective, ore la fa-
brics respectiva percibira de Ia Socie-
dad general Azucarera, cuando Sc cons
ltituya.
Las ~ fabricas que desde luego en-
tran en- el trust" y cuyos representan-
tes han irmado, son las siguientes:
Azucarera Burgalesa, con potencia
productora diaria de 300 toneladas; Mon.
ltaflesa, con 400; de Zaragoza con 900;
idel Rabal, con 100; La Aurora con 90;
de Lieres con 500; Aavesa, con Goo; Ga.
llega, con 500; Leonesa, con 200; de
Vich, con 800; Vasco-Leonesa, con 25o;
Asturiana, con 800; de Aragon con 42o;
de Tudela, con $50; Palentina, con 3so;
de Vlllaviciosa, con $50; La Labradora
(Calatayud), con 800; de Calatayud, con
$50; Conception (Marci1,a), con 400;
de Padron, con $50; de Villalagre, con
500; del Segre, con 700; de Aranjuez,
con $50; La Rosa (Osma), con $50: Tere-
zana, con 4so; Iberica, con 500 y Nues
ira Seflora del Pillar de Gallur, con 35o.
Forman I'm total las indicadas del 81
al So por 100 de la potencia productora
Como Sc We, faltan principalmente los
cafieros de Granada, que han puesto di-
fcultades de continue, por exigir ell
pago en- metalico; pero existe la con-
fianza, y la Comision ejecutiva parece
tener seguridades de clio, que durante
todo ell mes corr;ente frmaran los que
fsltan, cumpliendo las promesas que
tlenen hechas, y por tanto, que quedara
constitufda la Sociedad.
Los granadinos han nombrado una
comlslon para que sc entienda con la
Sociedad, resolver las difcultades y fir
mar la escritura.
Las que desde luego parece que que
daran fuera, a mas de la casa Larios,
que queda ligata con un contrato espe-
cial de production, son Azucarera de
Madrid, Santa Victoria de Valladolid,
San Torcuato de Guadix, Ingenio San
Jose de Antequera, San Pedro Alcan-
tara de Marbella, San Nicolas de Adra
ly San Isidro.
La actual campana, aunque este
constitufda la Sociedad general, Ia Sc
guiran hacienda eada fabrics. en- parti-
cular, hasta fin de Diciembre para las
fabricas de Andalucfa, y Febrero del
aflo proximo las demas remolacheras
de ESpafia. En- estas fechas Sc supone
que Sc habran adherido el 90 por 100
de la production de az1car en- Espa1a
~ entrara la Sociedad general en- pose
sion de todas la fSbricas.
Entire los 43 reunidos en- Ell Banco
Hipotecario el dia 10 RENO la mas
perfecta unanimidad: todos felicitaron
calurosamente los seffores Guadalmi-
ma, La Roza, Garcia Gil y Otero, que
lconstituyen Ell alma de este negocio,
Por la constancia y actividad que han
demostrado en- favor de los azucareros
espaholes. Ciertamente que la labor
realizada por dichos sefiores, desde que
iniciaron los trabajos para la formation
del trust, ha sido muy por6ada, larga
y penosa, y demuestran gran fe en- ell
negocio y tenacidad y constancia ex-
ltraordinarias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27

El paisaje mas notable de la Expo
sicion de San Luis es el que estara CO.
ronado por las cascadas. ca1das artif-
ciales de aqua, dispuestas con mucho
guSto decoradas primorosamente e ilu-
minadas de varios colores con electri :
cidad. Entire los espectacu1os ingenio-
SOS de novedad habra una gruta sub
terranea, instalada en- la cascade prin-
cipal, donde e1 salto del aqua es mucho
mas elevado. La gruta es de forma
eliptica, con decoraciones hermosas.
Los visitantes podran permanecer de
pie bajo Ell arco de la gruta y de ALI
observar ell efecto de la gran sabana
de aqua trasluciente. Focos de luz
incandescente iluminaran la gruta,
arreglada tambien para servir de salon
de refrescos.
La cascade principal comienza con
I'm ancho de so pies y sigue extendien-
dose hasta su conhuencla con ell estan-
que, donde va habra alcanzado una an
chura de I4o pies. Por sobre las cas-
cadas Sc deslizaran mas de 10000
galoneS de aqua por minute. Las dos
cascadas memories, que varian en- anchu ,
ra desde IS hasta 80 pies, arrojar an
cada una 10000 galones de aqua por
minute. Los jardines semi circulares,
por sobre los cuales caeran las cascadas,
estaran dispuestos en- terrazas. que des-
cienden gradualmente hasta llegar al
gran estanque. Senderos de marmol
y balaustradas que conducen de una
terraza a otra, dlrigiran al visitante en-
ambos sentidos. Habra estatuas colo
cadas en- todo e1 trayecto de la cascade,
con follaje y flores de por medic. En-
los jardineS habra plantas y flores tro-
picales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27

Ell gobernador Terrell, de Georgia,
Sc vic en- el case de- lamar fuerzas de
mi1icia para proteger a un miserable
llamado James Bethdne, que en- un lu-
gar llamado Griffin, tfato de ultrajar cri-
minalmente una hija suya. FL la
mamiento de Ia milicia fne porque Ell
vecindafio ameaazaba linchaf' al desna--
|turalizadO padre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-27
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