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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-09
VS. IN BRIEF.

People 81 Mtaml + r. viii bore for
oil
Hugo I. r. is TO have a twen,y-ton
Ice pIant
Clarence Miller VAS elected city at
tofuey 81 Austin
Electric light plant at Vernon, Tex
burned. loss. $4,000.
Prohibition ulsjorty in Burnet coun-
Is. Texas is about $50
A large xawuln will be constructed a
Carr N8cngdoches Tex.
At GatesviBe. Tex. Mrs. ". II
Hanks was burned to death
J. Z. Hickman. weu known citi-
zen Of Msxta. Tex. died OF paralysis
Case at sherman. Tex. ut Bob Smith.
colored. murder. has been transferred
10 Dallas.
Ron wsevu are reported doing great
damage In Wilson and Atascosa coun-
ties Texas.
posics Oficer Cnn Shurx OF Paris.
Tex. accidentally shot two weeks ago.
died Monday
President smith OF thu Mormon
%hAttN say NJ - Wv f'''t'N' W. 'N'N
one ehiidren
Harry Colilgan and John Mcdonald.
two inmates OF the Confederate home
al Austin. are dead
From eight acres near Corpus Christi.
Tex. a Bartholouew has cleared 1900.
IL raised eaullfiower.
Near Alvarado. Tex. Murf Ralhnger
vas seriously shot. Dick Rrundidge.
neighbor. gave htmseyf up.
The little daughter OF Vice Pr<Si-
dent Lacy OF the city National bank.
Ardmore. was burned 70 death.
A young man named J. A. McCuen.
from Roekwall Tex. was assaulted at
Dallas and robbed q his y atch and $4s.
John Bauinger. a negro was shot IN
the neck twice at sherman. Tex Burt
AdneaI surrendered Wounds are Sc
rtous
F5f,h wife 81. Cerepin'e, the Apache
chief died or bort Sln reservation she
vas forty years old. Geronimo Is aIne-
ty-thfae.
Oueal Webb. calotesi. VAS ganvteted
AZ Beaumont % the murder ~ To'gveE
Taylor arother negSo and gwen TWEEN
ty-avs ys@r&
Rev Neal Anderson. pastor % the
Central Presbyterian chufeh af Mont
sasueEy. Ala. has e~vn gsei-st 80 tes
FIRST Presbyterian chuFgh ef Fort
wavsh
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LYMAN TESTIFIED.
Successor of Smith on the Stand In
Sroot Investigation.

Sroot Investigat alton.
Washington. March 9.--Tn the Smoot
investigation Tuesday the most sem
sational testimony was that given by
Francis NJ. Lyman president OF the
twelve apostles Of the Mormon church
and the man chosen to be the sue
eessor Of President Smith. His ad-
missions were similar TO those pre-
viously made by Mr.. Suith. pertaining
more free OF speech than thevbgkq
To the church government lie Is
more free of speech than the presi-
dent OF the church and his testimony.
though not materially differing
caused several or the apostles pres
ent to shape their heads at the wit
ness for the purpose OF compelling
more discretion ta answering ques
tons, Mr. Lyman Is augularly built.
his face Is covered with a growth OF
eushy red whiskerS and his speech
IS blunt. Four other witnesses were
on the stand Tuesday. They we're Mrs.
Kennedy. her mother. Airs aMthews.
and Charles Merrih. son OF Apostle
Merrill
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HIS FAMILY.
Terrible Deeds Committed BIZ q Re-
Tired army officer.
ENDEE OWN CAREER.
Germas tss-es birthday Dinner Fer
Ills Daughter and Places PHI
10 Her MoRth, Also Wife
aad Two S0ns.

Berlin. March 9.-Lieutenant Be
seks. retired. after long and steady
decay Of fortune. took his last money
and gave u splendid dinner in honor
OF hts nineteen yeAr-old daughters
birthday Reseke then poisoned hi
wife. daughter. two sons. respectively
twelve and sixteen years old. cadets
at military academy. and himself
with cynanide Of potassium. which
he seemingly inserted IN the mouth
OF each IA The form OF pill after they
had gone into drunken sleep.
The sheriff had taken charge OF
everything "a the house aud labels
had been attached TO Beseke's furni-
ture etc. which ould have been sold
Tuesday
After brilliant career and mar
Tiage with an h~iress Beseke hac
reached the end OF hts fortune. He
Won tie Iron Cross during the war 81
1901 with France. married the
daughter of ricsf hotel keeper
thereby having 60 leave the service
as he married out OF his caste. and
started newspaper. The lieutenant
wrote weIl, but the paper was not
successful, and he became sales agent
for "a manufacturer and then manager
OF map-making enterprise. lie lived
beyond his means for thirty years
Last night the Beseke family had a
rox NJ the circus. ~ IN O'Clock dinner
was ordered In from "A caterer. Ba-
sek~ was especially gay ard tender
and pressed his wife and his three
children ,o drink lots Of champagne
He died holding his wifcs hand tight
b.,
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SPRINGFIELD STIRRED
Threats Were Made by Negroes /,
"Esen Up FOR
LYNCHING OF DIXON
Portion Of City Inhabited By Blacks
Set on Fire by Angry whites
and OhiO National Guard
Sent 10 the Scene.

Springfield. O.. March s.--At II 80
O'Clock Tuesday night threats that the
"Levee" district. inhabited by negroes.
would be set on fire, were made good.
and volume OF flame was seen 10
shoot up from the rear OF a place occu-
pied by Les" Thomas. a saIoonkeeper
Preceding the firing OF the building the
mob at distance OF 100 feet shot at
the front OF the building for half an
hour
II is understood that the negroes ara
highly incensed at Sheriff Boutzahan
for not using greater force In protect
ing Dixon. the negro lynched. Sheriff
BoutZahau had been warned that the
instant that the torch was applied in
Washington street he had better re-
move his family from the Jail as that
Institution was to he Immediately dy-
namted. At midnight the entire block
I'm Washington street from Gallagher
to Sprin~ street was or fire with no
hope OF saving any OF the buildings
The troops were anxiousiy awaited
as IL was feared that the negroes would
make good their threats to fire the
business districts OF the city and dyna-
mite the Jail and other buildings.
Militia soon arrived. last arriving
from Erbana
At ? 30 o'clock Wednesday morning
the fire had burned Itself out and both
mob and spectators had for the most
part dispersed Quiet then prevailed
throughout the city and the mob were
good uatuFpH ard pTfpriy evidently
well satisfied with It's nights work.
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Washington. March sTueshay tn
tie house vas set apart for consider
alton Of the ciatm bills. Thirty two
lilis OF this character were passed
One relating TO the granting OF All
A rTtsftczln register 20 the ship Beau
mont gave r|Se 70 considerable debate
Mt stevens tMlHne&ota) made th~
point that 80 admit such ships into
registry would be detrimental ia the
interests Of American workwrn. He
was seconded by Mr.. HumphTey
Iwaahingfonb. The friends Of THE blu
whlrs vas passed, WIRE Msssrs Ford
ne1 Wm a SMITH M Mu1raa (Mich
trnnl Tbayer fMaSsachasetts) aad
AunnrlJ (Ssw York
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EXCITEMENT GREAT.
Fesrs Were Expressed That Negroes
Would Even Up"

Would Even Up"
Springfield. o.. March 9---intense
excitement prevailed here at an early
hour Wednesday morning. which not
even the presence Of the seven com
panies Of tho National Guard could al
lay This excitement IS shared by al
the business men and property owners
OF the city. who feared that SONS ne
groes would attempt 80 avenge the
burning of the "Levee" district nv
frinE the downtown district So fat
the negroes have not tried to make
good their threats 10 dynamite the
county jail to even up' with Sheriff
Boutzahan for permitting the negro
murderer Dixon to be taken BY the
mob Monday night without the shed O.
ding OF blood To save him. Not a
fourth or the business district of the
city Is under patrol by either militia
or police and It looks as 10 close
guard would have TO he kept for sew
eral days to prevent further incen-
darism
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OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Tssss ODD Fellows Select Officials ~
sas Sherman Meeting.


sherman. Tex. March s.--FoIIowins
are oeicers-elect sf Odd Fellows
Grand Master--Hon. n. ). Hubbard
Kaufman. present deputy grand mas
ter
Deputy Grand Master--FIon. J. r.
Joiner. Dallas. present graad war4en
Grand warden--non. II. Schwartz,
Baird
Ora nj Secretary--Hon. G. G.. FIhm.
Dallas. reelected.
Grand representatives, ~. Cough
OF Mckinney
Rehekahs elected following officers:
President. Mrs. !. f. I.ittler. Big
Springs. vice president. Mrs Bette
Lee Fahm. Dallas: warden. Mrs. Mary
A. Butler. Tyler: secretary. Mrs. ]. p.
Alexander. Cisco: treasurer. Mrs. Net
tie Wood. Houston: W. and o. Home
advisory board. Mrs. Ida NJ. Murphy
Corsicaua. Mrs. Matte f.. Whey. Nc
Kinney: messenger to grand lodge. w
l. Blantou, Gaines Vile
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Ito Goes 70 K ora.

Toxic. March marquis Ito is GO
ing TO Korea on a special mission for
the emperor, the purpose OF the trip
not being understood here by those
outside ~ high official circles Mar
quis Ito viii carry an autograph better
from the uiksdn go the emperor of
Korea He will depart ou the 18th in
slant
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RACE RIOT.
Two Whites Mortaiiy Wounded and =
Negro Fatally Shot.

Timpson. Tex. March AT wrAg
Jim lee white. fatally. II &. Lee
father OF Jim. Was also nortaliy
shot, w. II. Lee shot Dock Smith i've
times lie cannot recover. A gen-
erai riot between blacks and whites
followed.
Governor Ianham was wired and or,
dered the Timpson military company
to go to the scene.
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Austin. March a.--The controller has
exhausted the appropriation OF $40. 000
for the payment az claims Of liquor
dealers. This appropriation was tc
retrehurse liquor dealers for the un-
used portion of their licenses where
prohibition had driven them cut Of
business
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TRIO SLAIN.
Msx,can Kills Man and Woman and
Then Takes Own life

1T razo, Tex. March "a shooting
ARRAY at Cambria. y. Al near here.
resulted iu the death OF three Mexi-
cans Eugene Goetz I'm Is NJ OF jaal-
ousy shot 30 de~Fh Dolores Rodriguez
and +. Herrera. who attempted to save
the woman. WAS mortally wounded.
Goeiz Their Killed himself Herrera
was brought 10 this city, where he died
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Is Slanlhcant.

London. March s.-The sending OF
Marquis Ito on "a mission TO Korea
Is regarded here rs the most signit-
cant news Of the day and IS believed
to indicate a protectorate over Korea
which will become the Japanese mill
tarv base and source % supplies. Mar
uuis Ito enjoys great prestige. lie
visited the emperor OF Korea IN fSss
and since then he has been held IN
the highest esteem nv ths smpror
Who often consulted with him.
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Austin. March 8.--IIdse r. s Miller
general attorney for tne Missouri, kan
sas and Texas railway, was here Tues
day. and filed an answer IN the pen
atty suit against the American FIX
press company and Katy for alleged
Niol4f .ors Of the antitrust law
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Probably Oldest Masnn-

Goldthwatte. Tex March s.-Iohn
Evans, s., aged s3Ehty-tutce died al
his home here. He was a native OF
F}ortda. but lived many years in
Grimes county. he had been a mem
Der OF the Masonic fraternity more
than drty-etght years. and was prob
ably the oldest Mason ia the state
at this time.
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Austin. aMrch 9.-~Thas case OF the
State IS Jot Guuter ard w. = Nun
son IS under aavisemeut II involves
title 10 some 1000 acres OF land. bat
approximately a. 900 acres are ar
fscted The states suit TO recover
grows out 81 the mistake ga spelling
the name OF Hutchinson county as
"HutChIus'
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shanghai. March s-The mobitiza-
tiou % the Iapsrs-e troops proceeds
regularly tut much slower thau ex-
pected. ou Rnduz in Korea ana Man
ehurta. the 1tpauesa f0tess VIII b@ d.
vided into FOUR ARMIES The points -
eoneemtratfen salaefst hv the f4paa 80
general star are ret set known
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ICE MEN MEET.
Waco Entertains the Eighth Annual
Gathering Of Association.

Waco. March 9--The eighth annual
convention OF the Southwestern Ice
Tuesday and spent the day In business
Interpreted with drives over the city
the first day ending with a banquet AT
the Country club.
The annual address Of President J
I. Phillips and the report of Secretary
T. Arnold were read iu the afternoon
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Five Merr ktlIrd

birmingham. Ala. March s-In the
fead-on collision near Meridian. Miss
between an Alabama Great Southern
passenger train and a freight. five per-
sons were killed and two others ssri-
ously hurt No passengers were in
jared.
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REPORTED FIGHT.
Japanese Fleet Said to Have Met the
VIadivoStock Squadron.

Isudon. Macrh s.-'Tbe Daily Tele-
graph Wednesday morning publishes
a dispatch from Toxic, dated March
I. saving. 1T IS reported that Japan
csc fleet engaged tba Russian Viadivo-
stock squadron al sea Sunday, The
result OF the engagement is not an
nounced. bat il is believed that the
Russian ships were destroyed or cap
turei
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Lahish. T.. March s--A disastrous
IRE which originated between tia
stores o. Lancaster 4 Hartman and A.
Muse. destroyed 80 entire business
hiaek
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JAPANESE REPIN.
Reviews Acts In Korea and Answers
Charge Of Violation

Washington. March a-Japanese
minister gives out "a statement under
Instructions from mis- government in
which he reviews acts tn Korea and
takes up charges made Of violation OF
International law. lie admits landing
OF troops hut not before war existed
stopping Of kilograms is denied
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FOR SALE-A Studebaker wagon,
good as Lew, cheap feh cash or rea-
sonable. j. @. Cornwell, Box 81,
Waxahachie. u
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WANTED = Lady stenoErapher
Prefer one with some kn9wledge OF
bookkeeping Address Merchant
care Daily Light. STATE qualthea.
ti0ns. ~
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Maaria Msrsh king Alfonso
signed = DEGREES rauey}n@ aFhltFatiaa
conventions hafaesn Spain aua Great
Britain ard Spain And FFanoe
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ARMY BILL
Amendments 10 II Were Discussed
Tuesday In the Senate.

Washington. March s~-The senate
spent almost The entire day Tuesday
discussing the committee amendments
Ia the army bill. concerning provision
al troops In the Philippines and con
soIIdation Of the adjutant generals
Office wtfh the record and pension
office me Porte Rlcan amendment
waS objected to by the Democratic
senator aa tending 10 more pronaunc-
- military form OF government Both
amendments ultimately were accepted.
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WANTED-At once a young man
TO travel; salary and expenses paid
weekly. Call at Rogers hptel. Wed
nesdav. March 10, or address.
Cpd L. @. COMPTON.
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wANTED-To rent a Typewriter for
one month. Enquire at thiwoffice. Oil
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san AEtonla has purchased $40 aeres
Ter new esmsgary. payina 81 Goa
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FOR SALE-Choics Hay, Grain,
Coal, Alfalfa Seed, Iefc. Get our
prices. Sleeper GrainCo. "a
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FOR SALE have on bard anum-
Der Of gentle driving horsss. See J
D. Rockingham, At Easterwood's
wagon ward. ( 3l0pd
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WANT g|QUAB|

FOR RENT--5-room house ghWater
street, reasonable. See P\E. Wits
81 American Express. 94
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The Bes, Cough Syrup.

=. L. Apple. ex Probate Judge,
Ottawa Co, Kansas, writes This
is 10 say Isat have used Billiards.
Horehouud Syrup for years, and
that / do not hesitate 10 recommend
ID As the best cough syrup l have
ever used - &c, sale aud 81 no. Sold
bw Hood Il Martin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-20
INMENSA CANTIDAD DE CARBON

Russia esta reuniendo una inmensa
cantidsd de carbon en- Sebastopol, In que
Sc destina un visje que prepara oculta-
mente con rambo al Mar Amarillo, la
flota rusa del Mar Negro. Esta alfstase
rapidamente para cuando pase por ell Ca
nal de Suez Ia escuadra del Baltico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-20
Los maestros y Ia po|ftica

es decir, amedrentar q los hOmbres
dignos para que no laboren pOr el
bienestar de su patria.
Ell maestro debe cumplir con
10 que le ordena Ia Ley y de este
modo evitara 0isgustos perjui-
clos. .
AunQue sufra, aunQue deses-
pere, aunque su coraz0n Sc marti-
rice por no poder ayudar sus her
neutral, reprimiendo las energ1as
de su alma.
Es precise que los profesores
de nuestra communion pol1tica den
ell ejemplo, y si los maestros repu-
blicanos no cumplen su deber, ALA
ellOs. ST SO les ampara Y defiende,
al Departamento sera response BILE; !;
Y c0ando llegue ell dfa de la justi-
cia, que llegara muy pronto, esa
misma cOnducta vendra a poner de
manifesto ei desprestigio de los que
hoy diri9en la Instruction pdblica
en- Puerto Rico
va aver reproducimos un ar
tfculo de ola Chispa~ de Manatf,
donde Sc relataba ell hecho de que,
como en- otras ocasiones, 8 los
maestros de aquella jurisdiccl6n
Sc les obligaba a contribuir para
los gastos del partido rupublicano
Y sus elecciones.
Esto viene ademostrar La ilega-
lidad en- que Sc colocan estos pro-
fesores Y al POGO respeto que a La
Ley guardian los que tales exigen-
cia5 SO sOmeten.
Los maestros uniOnistas no
tendraD que contribuir con IN solo
c6ntimo en- 81 case de que nuestra
colectividad vaya la lucha en- los
comicios. Sc considerable hasta
vejaminOsO para la agrnpacion ell
obligar a los profesores a que fall
tasen a la Ley.
ST SO les persigue Y acosa, ell
modo mas facil de combatir estas
peTsecuciones, es permanecer rectos
6 infexibles en- el umplimiento
del deber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-20

Como va sc ha dado comienzo
q Ia agitacion electoral, muy pro.
bable serfa que algunos maestros
nnionistas pagasen los vidrios ro-
tOs, asf como los pagaron en- La ante.
rior rovuelta algunos maestros fe.
derales.
Nuestra agrupacion polftica no
ira q las urnas 81 no Sc le prestan
garantfas su6cientes para ejercitar
su dereCao electoral; pero, por si
acaso es cOnveni6nte que los pro-
fesores unionistas est6n sOb1e avi-
so.
Esta es la 6poca en~que, por un
qu1tame ALA esas pajas, Sc le des-
poja a cualquiera de su tftuIo-
La Ley Escolar prohibe a los
maestTos inmiscuirse en- asuntos
pol1ticos, este, hasta cierto pun
to- nos parece aceptabl 81 esa pro-
hibicion Sc refiere la polftica dcti-
"a.
En- cuantO d la pasiUd, es de-
cir, en- 10 que Sc refiere al senti-
miento polftico de cualquier profe-
sOr, no creemOs pueda intervenir
nadie.
FL maestro es un ciudadanio
como los demas, que tiene una Ca
beza para pensar y un corazon para
sbntir en- favor 8 en- contra de cual-
qYier idea. Nv
lar que Ie Ia para 81 IL 1oto, 10
que desde IL % indica consenti-
mientO pOr parte de esa Ley, para
que la Voluntad del maestro SO de-
cida en- tai 8 cual s6ntido.
Lo que Sc pTohibe los profe-
sores es manifestar de IN modo d.
recto sus opiniones politicas, ha-
ciendo alarde de elias y mezclan-
dose on propagandas de esta 1ndo-
le.
No interviniendO en- tales con-
tiendas, seguramente que evitaran
los odios y las suspicacias de sus
enemigos, siempre alerta, para es-
ia blocer denuncias y consegair des-
t1tuciones, onteniendo de este mo-
dc Ell 1nica satisfaction y empefo;
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LAPESTE BUBONICA

Son en- extreme inquietadoras las
noticias que sc Faciben del Imperio chi
DO, reeqecto de "a. propagation de II pes
te bub5nics. LIZ terrible epidemia Sc
ests extendiendo de un modo prodigioso
y lIegs & imprimir recelos tod&s las au-
toridsdes europeas, Dor Ia proximidsd
en- que esta ese foco de infection respec-
to del textro de Ia guerra ruso-jsponesa.
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Guerra fuSO-jdponeSd
Ell ALMIRANTE SKRIDLOFF

Ell nuevo iefe de Ia escuadra rusa en-
ell Mar Amarillo, ha celebrado una en-
trevista con ell Cz&r respecto de 10 que
Sc guards absolut& raserVa, Aseg1rsse
que ell Almirante h& declarado que Ii fo-
ia Sc mantendra continuamente In ofen-
silva, con objeto de lograr qua Sc inutili-
cen los barcos japoneses por f&ita del
tempo indis pensable para iimpiar sus
fondos. ventsja que sabra aprovechar la
t1ota do. Batico. Ell slmirante ha pedi-
do que Sc env1en Oriente, con toda ur-
gencia, desarmandolos, ounce torpedo
ros por ferrocarril. fin de que hagan,
con todos los demas, IN buen servicio
de espionaje, con 10 que sc, espera des-
truir los buques enemigos que estea dis
prepadOg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-20

dar an concerto en- ell teatro de squella
que tiene deseos de conocerIes aplauss
dries.
Les acompafiar6 ell sefior Andino.
acreditado violinista de esta capital
OFICINA de asuntOs adm1nistrati
vOs judiaciales de Jose G. del Vale.
(<Ailen> II, nirador.) Gesti6n en- los
departamentos del Gohierno insular,
AyuntanoientOs en tcdos los TribunaIes
de Justicla. Para 10 judicial: abogadOs
Acuna Texidor. Buen traductOr y
m&quina de escrihir4 I'D
-Por cartas que Sc han recibido en-
esta capitsl de los pueblos que ha vista
do ell reglmiento puertorrique1o en- 81
paseo milit&r, van dejardo r1uy buena
impression los amaneramientos cuItos de
sus soldsdos y ll&mando la stenci6n su
excelente banda de m1sic& dirigida por
ell maestro don Luis T. Miranda.
listed debe racOrdarse que In calle
de <AIleno es Ia mas concurrida de San
Juan, an Ell ndmero 70 De esta csile es-
td ell <Hotel Marina.o No SO divide,
<Allen>s 10 a4fasf tA9 44-3
Seg1u parece Sc van & introducir
qrandes reformas en- ell <Parque Borin-
quen.s Su Director al seflor CASTILLO,
persona enthusiastic y buen cOncertista, SO
empena en que ese Parque de recreo sea
en- efecGo IN sItiO digno de ser visitado
y dOnde SO encuentre Ell verdadero entire
tenimiento de aquellos que no quiaran
2burrirse. .t4,.s
La policfa de Arecibo ha captur&do
do al individuo Juan Colon que rob6 un
reloi don Juan Mattey, 25 libras de
cafe don jose eCuebas. Estos Objetos
han sido recupersdos y entregados al
Juez.
Los cuatreros Baudilio Doclet y
j. Pedro Colon fueron caDturados en-
Jurisdiction de Morovis. Estos indivi-
duos audaban pr6fugos del Dep6sito mu-
nicipal de Barros.
<THE HELVETIAD-27, calle de
la Cruz. Gran casa de huespedes. -
liable d'hotelo. Aposentos para fami'
nassy personals sofas. COmidas a Gin
cuenta centavOs cu0ierto Banos.a Te-
l3fono, 1872. sApaftado corre0, POS. Pro
pietariO, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este no.
tel ests a cargo de una sen0rita ca
guena.
En- Rio Graude foe sorprendida
anoche una jugada 10 prohibido, sien
presos los iugadores.
En- uno de los cafiaveraies de la
<Haclenda Potala,> de Juana DlsZ, ocu-
rri6 aver an pequefio incendio que pudo
ser sofDcado oportunamente.
--En Guayama fue sorprendida una
jugadA aver por Ia policfa.
La cerveza <Pabst> de Milwaukee
es Ia mas solicitAda por las personas de
buen gusto. Son sus agentes en- esta Is
la los senores M. r. Calder6n y ca, Te-
tuan IL, San Juan. P. r.