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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-21
TURKEYS EYPIATTON.
Apology to Mr.. Davis Expected to
Close Unpleasant Incident.

ConstantinopIe. Dec 20.-The Porte has agreed
TO the demands of the United States govern
ment. and has ordered the Governor Of Alex
andretta to make ample apology to w. r. Davis.
the United States Consul there. for the insults
offered him and the assault committed upon
him by the local police of Alexandretta. United
States Minister Leshman arrived at friendly
understanding with Tewhk Pacha. the Turkish
Foreign Minister, who agreed to the demands
Of the minister.
The Porte informed the United States lega-
ton. orally and in writing. of the instructions
telegraphed to the Vail of Aleppo to order the
Governor of Alexandretta to call Mr.. Davis
immedtey upon his arrival rat Alexandretta
and OFFER to him a complete apology. The Porte
has also promised to punish the police officials
who assaulted Mr. Davis. and will allow At
tartan TO depart unhndered.
The United States cruiser San Francisco with
Rear Admiral Cotton. which left Beirut Fri
day evening for the purpose of taking Mr..
Davis to AleXandretta, is expected to arrive
there to-day and if the Turkish government
carries oft the programme it has formulated
the AIexandretta incident may be considered
closed 1t is felt here that delay or complica-
tons are not likely but Rear Admiral Cotton
has received instructions to cover all cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-21
ANXIETY IN LONDON.
Russia's attitude More Defiant
The japanese Reply.

London, Dec. 20.-Reuters Telegram Com
pany has learned that considerable anxiety ex-
lists in the best informed circles of London re-
garding the outcome of the situation in the Far
East. Fears. it says. are expressed that the
Russian government may have overstepped the
boundary which would make a continuation OF
peaceful negotiations with Japan possible 1t
may be regarded certain, it asserts, that
Japan will not accept the principles of the last
Russian note, which are altogether at variance
with Japan's main contentious, and that ia
pans reply must necessarily be cast In this
sense.
Apart from the delicate state of the negotia-
tions between the two nations. Reuters says
it is also known that Russia is assuming more
defiant attitude. and the outlook may be regard
ed more gloomy than it hitherto has BEEN
although it cannot yet be said that the re-
sources Of diplomacy have been exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-21
NOT A TIME FOR FAULTFINDING.
DR.. Richards breaches Annual Sermon for
New-England Society.

The annual service for the New England Society
was held the Brick Presbyterian Church yester
day. it being the Sunday nearest to Forefathers
Day. Many members Of the society were present
including Edmund Clarence Stednan. president;
General Thomas II. Hubbard. president-elect;
Austin B. Fletcher. vice-president; George Wilson
secretary. and the Rev. Dr. Chamberlain and
George S. Edgell. trustees.
The service conducted by the Rev Dr. Will
tam r. Richards pastor 81 The Brick Church He
IS "A New Englander though not yet a member
of the BCiCty After telling Of the steadfastness Of
the Pilgrim Fathers and saying u was the stead
fast optimism which they displayed that had espe-
cialy chara cteTiZed this country since he con-
unued:
BY some means. good or bad. within the last few
years our nation has been brought suddenly into
closer contact with the other nations Of the world
and IL Is now confronted with the harder internal
uonal problems that have been exercising the
statesmanship Of other lands. If men like our
forefathers are living in America to-day. they will
hardly expect 10 return 10 that comfortable isoia-
ton whence they came a few years ago. nor would
they waste much time think in mutual fault
1nolnE over The agencies that have brought US out
% that isolation Their chief concern would be
rather for the times that to come. With ali
humility Of soul. bat with strong faith in God they
would be seeking way toward better coun-
Try. toward that larger justice and those more
benefcent International relations brought within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-21
BRIToNs RESENT KA1sER's SPEECH.
His Reference to Germans at Waterloo
Called "Preposterous Claims"

London, Dec. 2i-Considerable resentment is
shown in the English press over the reference
to Waterloo made by Emperor William on
Saturday at the dinner in Hanover in honor OF
the anniversary of the Hanoverian regiments.
when the Emperor said he raised his glass ito
the health OF the German egions in memory of
their Incompatible deeds which. in conjunction
with Bljcher the Prussians. rescued the
English army from destruction at Waterloo
The Chronicle" The Standard" and other
papers protest this morning against what The
Chronicle" calls the Emperor's "preposterous
claims"
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BACK TO THE MINES. CHANG-YI.
Reason for the Degradation of the Northern
Railways Director.

Tientsin, Dec 20.-The reason for the degra-
dation Of Chang-Yi, director Of Northern Rail
ways, is that in 1900 he sold the valuable mines
at Kai-Ping. Chang-Yi has received two
months grace in Which he is expectedsto bring
the mines again under Chinese control Should
He fail to do this further punishments await
him.
Kai-Ping is town seventy -four miles north
east of Tientsin. with which it is connected by
rail Near 1t are the rich coal mines of Tang
Shan, yielding from 1000 to 1000 tons daily
There are also in near Kai-Ping valuable iron
mines and cement works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-21

ton arrived Governor Leary had something
over $4,000 stamp money on hand. All ORDERS
from stamp dealers and collectors We're me-
and the cash used to relieve the distress upon
the island The United States made cled,i
$50 600 and the stamp dealers another >.V'Voo,
as thew charged collectors double face alue Tor
the stamps When Governor Learys second or
der ran out he sent in another requisitlOn apout
as large as the preceding one. but the DepdIt-
Y,ent declined to fill it with surcharged stamps,
sending him a moderate supply OF orpftdIy
United States stamps. The Department eialned
the scheme was speculative, ana " oNiu u1e
,,notaIv result in loss Of the valuable patronage
al nhila telists.
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THREE VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE.
Fourth Schooner, With Crew of Seven, Be-
lieved Lost Off Newfoundland

St Johns n. F.. Dec. 20.-In a blizzard yes
terday the schooner Susan was driven ashore
Off st. Johns. Her crew, after being twelve
hours in an open boat. made port this morning
badly frostbitten.
The schooner Mary Ellen went ashore at Ire
passey. The crew passed the night on the rocks
and suffered greatly.
The schooner Fashoda went ashore at Green's
Pond. The crew escaped.
1t is feared that the schooner Dictator has
foundered with her crow Of seven men.
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THE FINLAND IN DANGER
Red Star Steamer, with a Thousand Pas
sengers on Board, Still Ashore.

Flushing. Holland, Dec. 2O-The Red Star
Line steamship Finland, which left Antwerp at
noon on Saturday for New-York and which ran
ashore near Nieuwensluis, lies in a dangerous
position. The weather Is foggy. Lighters are
along side the steamer and are takiag olit her
cargo. The sea is calm with light winds
The Finland has thousand passengers on
board She WAS going at the rate Of sixteen
knots hour when she grounded. At atternpt
Was made at o'clock this afternoon to float
her but il was unsuccessful.
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CoREA DENIES AGREEMENT,

London. Dec. 21.-"The Daily Nails" Toxic
correspondent says that the Corean Foreign
ONCE denies the reported agreement to employ
Russian officers in the Corean army
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TALK OF CHINA-JAPAN ALLIANCE.
a Few Manchu Mobiles Said To Be Delaying
the Negotiations.

London. Dec. 2l.-"The Daily Mails" Picking
correspondent declares that few Manchu
mobiles who are under Russian influence are de-
laying the conclusion Of an alliance between
China and Japan.
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THE GREAT WASTE IN COMBINATIONS

Controller Circuit recently testified before the
commission the laws delay that the to the
city of condemnation proceedings annually ex-
ceeded the cost of the cttys courts The Mer-
ment % show in detail the tremendous waste in
the condemnation Of lands for street openings
school sites. parks. public places docks and water
fronts and the fees of commissioners. clerks and
experts.
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SurrOgates' Notices.


SurrOgates' Notices.
Il ENNEDY. JOHN-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon, Frank T Fitzgerald surrosats
OF the County OF New York hereby given an
saS Ns S Yo1 ss lp & v
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber az her Place o.
Nassau street Borough Of Manhattan. New York cry
before the LIST day OF March next 100,
Dated. New York. the 10th DAY z August lS8
CATHERINE KENNEDY. Administrative 80
Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the county Of View
York notice IL hereby given 10 all persons havins es
aSalhst hza Iia.' 1's % 'ne SoHasy o Wv 49, - ~
subscriber his place OF transacting business % VIZ
Street the Borough Of Manhattan q New YorE'
en- before the 18th DAY OF March neat -
Dated New York the 21st day Of September. lsOS
BALDWIN s BLAcKMAR. Attorneys Cor Ezssuitss. ,, j
Nassau street Manhattan BoroDgh. New YORK ~
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Asner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the couS s9y,S 2
claims aganst Della A. Blanchard. late q me S ose,
s1s tSSrsos to the subscribers al their place snc'1
SSsiness az the Saee 9t sd%ard y NJ IA 81 before
ssth day of March next
Dated New York. the 2lst day Of septemseE isS
CHARLES n. INGERSOLL. GEORGE HOMES.
EDWARD 7. MeLAUsHILN. Attorney for Ezeea'''s
No 40 Wall street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abnsr C Thomas, Surrogate or the Cean a,ssrtas
New-No-k notice hereby given % all persons aSsa-S
Of S as sSd o P1sssHt ,a 's Win
sFs thereof 70 the sueseFioes, AZ MS place - q F5
Nc s. Nassa1-st the hoFousA q Manhe.lSH.s anil
Sest - w." '''~' ." 80.
Dated. New-YorN ,he eegh DAY q Ssg!sm9sr i9o$
AsHBEI. p FITCH At;o-nev tor executor. So Nassaa-
At. Borough % Manhattan. New York SlS.
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signature each box
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leaders arc assurcd Of good trsn,E,cnt IL they viii,
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EDWARD T. McLAUGHILN Attorney for Executors
10. 40 Wan Slrest. View YORK Cty.
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JOV0l abOgadO

En- IL ms mana de hoy rscibimos ID
grata vista de nnestro distipRaido
amiga de Maya ss, don Ricardo
Gomez, acompa d ado de "a iovsn hi.
10 don RieArdo A. Gomez, que dsa
pu6s de 4 amos de estudioa acabA dc
obtener en- Is de Janio son brillan
tes notas en- Cornell, EstAdo dc New
York, 81 tftalo dc AbogAdo amsri.
eano.
Elsjovsn Gomez 90 arrogants, de
inteligents mirAdA Y gran aplo no
en- 10 ex preston de las ideas. Tiene
por IA pals gran amor y ls entusias'
M L. grandezA de los EstRdom uni
dos,
No he rssuelto ala oil % satsbls.
cerA On IN eiud&d nAtAl-Maysgu.z
a donde regrssA, 8 en- San Juan.
AL saludarle en- 50 vuels& 6 10 pR.
tris, dsss&mosle grandea triunfos en-
su pre- t sai6n' aijo de nm paertorri.
qusfo msritfsimo por ga patriotismo
y virtudss efvieas, Pnsrto Rico tie
ne an 81 de ssguro M lsal hito.
Reitsramos & los sanores Gomez
padre 9 hiio IL protestA de nuestra
amistad y aistinguida consideration
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CRONICADE CATAN0
Ell TEMPLE OATOLIOO

VerdaderAmente oil edi6cio dc
mAmposterIA que d estA levAntando
en- OAtAno, para Iglesis cat6lics; es
an trabaio do merIto. Los inieiadn'
res do esa obrA, seforss RexAch.
Padre CAneia, don EauAr&o GonzA'
Lee CAnsjS, don Marcos Oaneia, don
Raimundo R~odrigutzy don Easehio
Rodr asE, dsbsu eaJar may sAtiRfe.
ehos de su labor.
Ml Padre Rsxach, no sola T ente
contribuye con su obolo peeuniario.
sine tambien CON su trAbajo perso
sonAl on IL administration de In
obrR. F~alicitAmos, pues, & tan Apre
CiAbles caballeroP; y espeeialments
& don Oamilo Cor zAleS, autor del
proyecto, qne eontribHys tAmbien
SON importantes 0lsmentoa pera la
reAliz aeion de una obra que nunca
psrsamos yer realizAda o. Cats no.
puaB aunque no est6 terminals, sc
desprsnde por Of aspecso de 90 f.
Chada y 10 distribu0ion de ATqaerfA,
iutarna, que pronto serA ana obrA
per fectA.
T@mbisn ham contribuido mucho
los vsciuoa del poblAdo, San Juan
BAyRm6n y dsm&s pusblos eercanos
G OAts no. Los obreros han contri.
buido CON Sd eEfasrzo y particular.
msnts ell mseatro apArsjAdor dc 10
obra DON Oeferino del Vale, que
trAbSja CON mueho sntuaiasmo.
Msts crOnistR, que tambien se en-
tusiasma por oil progreso y Ombslle'
do Oats NO, 30 regoOiia oil
regiatrA en- estas columns tan ri "a
nots.
BORICUA.
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Las feStiVida-
d6S de Kiel
Su aspecto pol(tico
DE maestro corTs.ponsaD

Naev& York 2 le Julio.-Diee oil
eorresponsAl del sT.mesS en- B ,rli d
que 10 msyorfa de los diarios &lamA.
mes do importan0i3. tratan do deaa'
cir las consscnenCiAs politicas do las
fsstiviaAdss celebradAs reoisntsmsn'
to en- Kisl que 10 mayor parts
do los amarieanos no eonniderau do
MAS signidsacion polftica que II que
tenar IN bale de socisdAd que pc
eslebrara On 10 quinta avenida de
sata eiudad.
clos alemanss gastan may mueho,
aiCs el Gorreaponsal do ~refsreneia,
de- tratAr de tomsr 0l peso dc 10 que
Bismarck cAliHe6 de ''imponderGbi'
liaad politics." psro este proeeai'
misnto tiene IL AeaventSjt Immense
de eshGrsa & 81 mismo terra"
IN ciertos distritos de AlsmaniA
90 trata do sacar puntA & los sacssos
as Kishinsf, pratenGi6ndosa qae
Alemania gSnarfa mueho si las re.
laciones russo am eriaauas aufrisran
ANA baenA sAeudids, fAeilitAndo 10
manerA Do tratAr CON Rusia y con
los Estados Unidos.
Los alem1nea ain dada rssusrdAn
L. 6poca On qSs po&fAn entsnderss
f. hImsnts CON IuglAtsrrA y cen Ru.
sia, por virtua de las hondaa aifs'
reneias qus extstian antrs ssAs dos
poteneias; pero olvi1an que ningana
vent@ja permAnents ha6rfAn de a.
canxAr por elf sreucias qae puaieran
surgIr entire los EstAdos y Rusia 8
entire Russia . I4R'ata~ra.
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Mr.. Roosevelt
en- Oyster Bay
COnCurrird & los iamOSaS re-
gataS & bOrdO del MAY
Flower"
To vista Of GobernadoF MIR. Hunt, y
20 tTansau neg0cios DuertOFriquenOs
(Ds nssessrO c-oTrespOnsoI

NaSvA York, Junio 30.-El Pre-
Aiaente Mr., Roosevelt que decide
hAoe poCos diAa se 0nCuentra de va
eaelones en- 81 1neA dc OyAter Bay,
hA ~mAnieesta&o deseos de preaenciaI
laW fAunomas regatas internAeionAlea
sntFe el yate americana Reliance y o.
inRl6s Shamrock III 0l 70 de Agostc
pr0ximO. Sc propons pr0senei@rlAa
ai9Hi@nGo q los yates, deade oil Bayo
presidential, tan bien Oonoeiao On
PaOrto Rico, por las freeuentss vial.
tan Que hA heeho & 10 iala, el Nag
EGqOSr.
Ell GobernAaor Mr.. Hunt, aeon
pAnAdo del SanAdor MIR. Long y del
OK Administrator General de C1s
rYsos Mr., BIasall, acompAnaron hoy
nj Pr0sid@nta como hu6speAea osp0'
GALES On oil 'tlaneh" de medic ata.
Daspu6s de hAber COL fsreneiado
O Mr.. liant, 81 Presidents hrm6
ana orden por virtnd de Ia cURl hAc0
rAsaPvA de 0iertos terT enos en- Paer'
to Rico para GHnesS de carActer ga
bsrnAtlvo. az sta orden sst& do AGuer
do con Las dispoaieionss Dc 10 ley
AprobAaa en- 10 primsra session del
OongrOmo 81, que AutorixAba al Pre-
Aidanta para qas hieiers ciertas re-
BervAa antes del 10 de Julio de 1908.
Todog Ion terr0nos que no han sido
''Eeservados," pAsar&n mAnAnA, 10
de Julto, & ser propiadAd de IL isl&
de PRarto Rico;
Ell total do los terrenos On cues:
ton, 90 de mas de 80. 600 acres. Du'
rAnto sl regimen espanol, la propie'
dad do eRto@ t0rren0s r tan diScu'
tibla, que 81 astuRl Gobisrno no hA
podido dsOidir 6 qnien, lsgAlm0nte,
parten0e0n. No podfan ssr vendi'
doe, porqua oil gobierno do IL isIA no
poaiA traapRaar tftulo de una pro-
pisdaa que no r Huya on ley. Los
lotas que Sa r0ServA el Presidanse
SON para construcoiones de guerra,
marina, tesoro y i~uatieiR. Estas
reserves eatAn principalmepts On
las ssrsanfAs De las GiudRdss, gobro
TODD On San JuAn. LA iBlA Oulebra
qMsdA intsgrA para Of ssrvicio naval
Les rsS0rvAs de San JuAn y d eer
GAniss, SON para fortifeaeions do
artill0fia. Osros Totes 10 d0stinarGn
para sonstrRa0iones de AduAnas,
fAroa y sAiheioa para 81 DepArta'
msnto Judicial.
So ealOulA que de 10 venta Do loA
aGm&s tsrren0s, 10 isla g&nArA como
medic million do dollars; sauna que
10 d0diaar& On ga mayor parte, para
gAstoa generates dc i~nstrusci6n pd'
bliCA.
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AAAria, 20 dc Janio.
EI tEan 40 Bilbao v0leo aneehs 80
bre el puente del rio Nsjerilla, y 90.
gan Los informsa trasmitidos o6Cisl.
mant@ al q ,bierno eantrAl, han pc.
reside "a la eAt&strcfe uuos novanta
paastsr0a, rasultanao hsrIdos Dc mas
D menga grAveaAd como sasenta
mas.
De entire los vagonss dsstrosados
han sido rotirMAos los CAaAveres de
nnAs eatores Vfstimas, y como Gin.
cusnta hsrid0n. LA mayor pArta do
estos 1ltimos ain du&a perssarkn
tAmbien, hall&ndoae en- eatado bRas
tants critiso. Dfsess que do Loo 800
p~asajeros que vie Sban On 81 tren,
s6lo sess han logeRdo ssCapAr sin
avarfas ,psrsonaios.
El tren SO sompcniR de dos loco
motorss y dies y ssis coehes, y era
q .bA oil pusnss cuRndo pc rompi6 To-
plaza que sujetabR 6 ana .ooomotora
de Ia 0tra. La ssguudA loGomotora
ss d~escarri.6, CON tan mAlA suerta
qus fac 6 p&rar al rio. llavanao tras
Of toaos los coehss. Este aa~scarriIa.
misnto hR oeurr1ao de ana allure De
cincuantA pies, Amonton6ndose los
coches unCs eneima de los otros,
p~r0aentaban el espectkculo mas tris'
to que se pWsae ooncsbir.
La ase0na era verdadaramente no.
rrorosa. In corrisnts 20 llsv6 mu
ehoB ead&vereS, y aquella ne puso
ro1A dc t&ntA @Angre....
AfortuuAAAments, oil surso de aqua
ostabA en- "a estado normal, que de
haber habiao 10 menor c~roeiente, ID
hubiora sido Aan mayor.
Hl md iieo mas cereano vive como
6 milla y media de distances. Los
que AalvAron CON vida v
los que snfrisron ligsras lesionas, 90
eonstituyeron In Establishments On
~salvaaor0s DO aus desventnrados
sompansros, trAbAianao con vsrdA. /
DO % haroismo en In e~AtGstrofe. Prom.
TO, sinembRrgo, llegAron varios tire
mes de soeorro, que eOnduc an epfar- !
msros, m@aicos y solaados de Bill
bRo.
Era impossible extrAer los muehoa
muertos qa0 estaban . ire les mi.
mas. Oa6ntAse de an guarda que
Fac aesenbiarto On nome toa On cue
sratsba dc rob&r { an musrto, y fac
tal 10 exeitaci6n que asts acto eaus6,
que do no haberlo defsndi6o 10 tro'
pS, hubierA sido sin dada Inch 40.
I'll pals estG dc luto con tan trista
dssgraOia.
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FL cafe de Puerto Rico
en- Casa Blanc',
Y 10 QUE DIOR Ell mail AND Elk
PRESS DE NUEVA YORK
(De maestro cogregponsal)

DG WNCoGY0 GVIT6 5p0ftcO1I
NuevA York. JUNO 28.-BAio el
tftalo dc sEl cafe de Paerto Rieos.
pabliea el MAIL AND EXPRESS
dc este siudad, en- "a ediCion de
aver, oil aigaients suelto:
&Nl Presidente he dAdo 6 los puer.
toEriquenoB un s~testimonios 6 pro.
poetic DO su cafe, que parees mn
Gnuncio de iabonss pero que, sin
embargo, llsva Ell ssllo de proeeder
de mn gran sestRdissap y do an ex-
celente sgAstr6nnmos. e! Stestimo.
nios dice ssf: " trAnssribs 10 ear
10 dc Mr.. Roosevelt oil gobernaaor
Hunt, que ya.snvi6 por sorreo an.
terioy).
Luego sigue;
sPusde suponerse como ekte DO.
cumento irG 6 amman Ell espfritu lie
los pusrtorrique1 % que sc deaiean
Rl Cultivo del &c fS, descorG zonados
como estAn por NO hallar mercaao
para an exeelente grRno ga los Es.
taaos Unidos, habiendo perdido Of
de EipanA, maRnf6eo mereado, por
virtud de Ansxi6n.
Los e%spAnolss apreciAban Ell cafe
dc Puerto Rico con p%refereneiA q
toaos los demAs, psro los america
nos no 10 quisren en- modo a'gano.D
aAigunos grAnos de cafe son me
1ores que otr0s; psro todos son bue.
zoe. Los puertorrique1os Green que
81 gnyo es oil wsior cafe del mundo.
81 10 90 On ef seto, 8 no, depends de
10 opinion de Ia persona que 10 usa;
pOro sea 8 70 oil meior, 90 indudA.
BILE que es delieit 500
sAbriguemos Ii esparanzR de q se
al atsstimonioD del Presiderts sea
reeibido como an svAngslio, como
los Rnuneios de mAtalolorss en- los
distritos ~ruralss, y que Ell prodigio-
so mercado de este pals hsgR &
Rico tan prosparA como ss
lsal. Nosotros podsmos oonsumir
euanto pusda ella producer, degde
sus aceptAbles, Of bien m tAnto Gin
tensosa tAbAeos, ha&tA artfculoa tan
1up6rfuos como sus somhreros imi.
taei6n Panama, nj 10 modA no ineli.
40 en- ese sentiaois
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IA oil vApor COamS LEG ado aver
de los r. ItadoS y aiaos, lego eli int.
ligsnte pasrtorriquen euyo nombra
aneAbezA sstas lfneas.
Ri joven B anco 60 hijo de ,aon
Ja6n B. B .Anso, alcAlde de FAjar&p,
quo ost& cursAndo estudios de IL gs.
nislfA On 10 u~nivarsiaa1 "WA sn-
ington Academy" hAbisndo obssnido
briIlantss notAa durAnte oil curse de
estudion.
Felicitamos 6 10 fAmiliA B &neo
por 10 Batil t .cci6n que experiments.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
Base ball en- las
plaZaS pdbliCaS

Aver tArde 10 Mnorita GarvAsiA
TIE (, 80 proponia If q 5anturce con
ob1Oto 10 entregAr mas %eosturag.
AL pssAr per 81 Atrio de OAtedral,
aonds TODD Ell diS, urR partida de
muehAehos eAtG jugAnao baseball,
10 disron ecu 10 pslota on Il meiilla
dsrsshS. produci6 udols ana hsridA
dc confederation < sefior Daniel
lie prest6 Bns te,visiCs, mo podri&
70 poliefA evitAr que ss iuegue pslo'
Co on In sale?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
ISidOrita Ramos

Pog notieiAs racibidas dc Espana
no hR nabido CON gGntimiOnto 10 del
fallsaimiento oeRrrido en- Barcelona
de IL v~irtuosa y 6istinguida sGnorita
Cuyo nombrs @neAbexA estaa lin0aB.
EnviGmoslo Of mas sentido p6sR'
me & toaa ~ familiR residente en-
Rio PisaraR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
ManOS limpiaS

Bl Diraesor del Board dc Carload
Ra0oR OItSrhoRdt, hA pAsaao unA
communication 81 Director de Obras
Pdblicas, Solicitando 10 establezes
On 81 oneinA an alAvAmanoaH 6 IN
dc que los smplsAaos puedAn lav&r'
nalaa. No estAris NAL que Las de-.
mAa oasinAs hlCieran 10 propio, 6 I'm
dc que todos t~uvisrAn las mas linn
plaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-07-09
Pc N C E
de nqssstTo oorTesponsaD

JHlio 8 I'll psrioAiso one fanaArk
ca Areeibo Of senor Lsspier % tita-
lara ala Estrslla aal Nortss, y aa
NOS informs hoy que eomenxArA q
publieArss 81 qaiuce del actnAl. hi
ssnor Lsspier sstk en- Ponce aesAe
aver.