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New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
READS LIKE ROMANCE.

In the Spanish american War and the Philippine
insurrection the record Of Brigader General James
Franklin Bell. now Chief Of Staff of the army
reads almost like romance. From an almost un-
known lieutenant of cavalry in 1888 he rose by
sheer force of merit in less than four years to the
grade OF brigadier general in regular establish
ment AS an example Of startling initiative, tire
less energy and brilliant administration his cam
paign In Southern Luzon is regarded as one which
will not soon be equalled December, 1901, found
the provinces Of Batangas Tayabas and Iaguna
practically the whole of Southern Luzon overrun
Oy bands OF insurgents under the nominal command
OF the self-styled generalissmO, Miguel Malvar
From records captured and from reports made by
Maivar after his surrender. It is estimated that he
had no less than five thousand armed men in the
field, and probably more. Every male fnhabitant
was reservist. Not young or too
decreptv TO WELD the deadly bolo when occasion
demanded It, Practically every native of the three
provinces was, either through fear or svmpathv
against the military power. Guerilla warfare was
Wlthout great danger, was pleasanter occupation
Prontaole. CombRtant and non-combatant were in
distinguIshable- All amused themselves at the eX-
pense OF the military authority fighting il on rare
occasions more often leading il wild goose
The latter part 1901 found General Bell in COM
mana or these three provinces with instructions 10
put an end 10 their Righteousness Studying the sit
u3tlon with telegraphic Tapidty he decided on his
plan or campaign and issued his orders to his sta
ton commanders. These orders models of con
ciseness ana completeness. They covered the mnut-
greater degree OF latitude than they had ever before
enjoyed His plan was simplicity itself His first
act was TO oitTerentiafe combatants from the nom
coInDstants oy means OF the simple eXpedient Of
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HARD TO Please AL.

In spite of the excellent food given it causes more
complaints tss anything else, for these people are
much lke the. rest 6f the world. who are always
ready to kick about their meals. woman COM
planned thatsaa could Nel.eIs get Esgs cooked prop
erly in the morningS they serestOo soft sometimes
too hard Aspatient who did not get butter at the
table asked for began 70 ts loudly IN max X
leave tho table and be- went 10 Dr.. FLOODS ofllce
c doctor m ASKED HIM how he v6Gia proceed on ship
board if the butter failed t9 appear at his place
went back TO his building satisfied. Because an
other patient a man who came from home where
ne did not find the dr6Pped egg he had ordered
Of quarter OF a mile, and haranged for ten min
uuteS: saying l2u9iy, LOU are a sLsI! LsL lou are
lie depriveof some Of his privileges and after
Fs1lt1ndn G IS one Of the aiosyncraSies m OF the
patients wh;cn i9tlenqants ma most unOeaTa6le'
crninate and give proper attention TO q complaint
which may have any justification in It. Patients
One youns, man said that the woman nurse did not
In the face. and that she W u sneak. 4 woman
who was spoken 10 cordial Of how nice il was
3nat 3nat she could be outdoors. snapped out; Yes;
put now would you like to be outdoors all day?
with an o1tiooE which v-oTd ND b'I be IlDe @ sza'
TO- the physician as he was making his rounds and
with a broomstick. an accusation which was the
I0IIet OF an 1veEIerte imagnStion Two girls
,EnanSaed by nurse for talking loud in the
not adequately punished. when he himself was the
soHander aQd struck fellow patient but he desires
the Fellow man TO be publicly censured ana placed
IN St closed ward. A Is
settee, when another man attempts to Sit there
ana encroach on his space. He thinks The other
man should be disciplined for sitting on bis feet
AE Flood half despairingly. half humovousiv
SAYS, AS means OF arousing the antaEOnisrn Of
tne attendant or fellow patient, no method has vet
oeen found which so speedily accOrIplshes this end
, as that pTactsed by certain ones OF the feeble
tnlnoeu efileptic or Of the more dementsd classes
as an example. cite this quotation. Mr. r. I'm
Dig enough TO go homo. Mr. r. I'm big enough 10
go home. Mr. r. I'm big enough to 20 home. An
my family want me home. they do They
Ike 70 have me they do. They shake hands 20 me
MIR, r. They Shake hands to mo. they 40. MIR. r.
I'm big enoush tO 50 home. Al my famliy want
me 10 come home. they do This sort of fornula
repeated about one hundred times, win arouse such
emotions in The nearer that no life is safe
r TRICKS OF THE PATIENTS.
These patients have many pecularitles which the
physicians must take into consideration when
dealing with them. The habit Of dodging is one
or tlose, ofen gtYing suggestion 20 a visitor that
the patient Is not well treated Il frequently hap
pens that 2 patient writes the most atrocous lies
nome TOT the purpose OF aTOusing sympathy or for
IAeEe' mischief One girl WTata that she had har
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OPERATION ON A HEN.

One OF their favorits hens becoming IN, sarr1el
SaptOl and j. y. Fountain. chicken fauCsrs rer.
formed an operation, which has evidently proved
very successful as Il saved the chickens life
from "cFaW irritation" caused by eating snail
pieces Of glass. The craW was opened. thoroughly
washed out, sewed Up with white cotton and nov
the hen is as lively as a young Chicken.-Eidg ely
CNfdO COEresDOndence Philadelnhia. Record.
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dumb and blind. and was student at the Perkins
Institute until the n.alady seized her. She has
nad good education and makes shirtwGists,
dresses dolls, makes aprons and does other sewing
with fa9idity and nicety which arc rot excelled
py many norman young Size all
th~r work. ard Is not content with plata sewing.
out does f2ssy, nerVe-.FvEg work She runs the
typewriter ~ lightning speed size writes we'll. and
m her speoch IS not dflaulI To understand She tells
nsr frieHds oy tho feel of their skin and she loves
20 taik TO them All the time she has a sunny.
inspiration. - 49, F-N@' - -
Among the agents which tend TO cure are .
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2f DOES DESTROY INITIATIVE? gz

almost 70 a man, their clothing in shrecs tnis s
iitfie column cung 10 TniO's heels until they Ie9
driven MIN into a canyon from which thers Mes @
no escape except over the mountains 4 Ee5e - 800
back for supplies and EelifarceiasIs
toiiOn had dVfndled, from sickness a
q handful OF one hundred and kfty men ~ 49, sIss
onv twelve had shoes orr any covering Iol ,
feel and all mad been without ratiOns AoE u9S
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grow up and have some Judgment he noticed that
they came on after eating certain things. such as
hot dOtlgfnUts apple and he began to
fully cutpts s.iet all that made him i'll
He has aGiIsrssi tif,s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

regular diet. This does not mean that the pa+ior,q
are iorbidden table deicacies. for they have an
Soundance or things which only grace the tables OF
S,, sfe Vel 70 DO but only the nutritious and health
saFans s lSoas are alowed Here. as with wen per-
sens Wnat Is one mans meat Is -Hnotfer mn MS
poison so they arc not oil fed alike. In general
however, milk, broth eggS, fruits In ulO1erafc
quantities, only little meat and simple n6iiTish.
i1g Iood are given. Pork. beanE rick pies S;tles.
tSh; cofee' nuts, candles ana highly. seasOnei
olsass i.s ~ ere eliminated The lmportanee OF diet is
for twenty-five years. although he WIS FreS,sti,. =.
subject 70 these attacks when boy AS he be.vu
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than victories falling 20 share; whereas. IN less
than two campaigns, conquered great cOun-
Cry and peace, without the less OF single battle
or skirmish." And ie We TO believe what his
tory tells the general wasenot a man-to lavish
praise where it did not belong.
From that time up 20 the outbreak OF. the Re-
bellion the History Of CIVILIZATIONS progress west
ward is the history OF. the deeds OF the army,
which almost wholly. ofioered by graduates
What the winning of that vast territory meant OF
initiative and tireess energy needs no description.
The War Of the Rebellion only repetition OF
tho experience oe former conflicts To quote from
the centennial volume OF the Academy: "At the
conclusion OF n titanic struggle. between an ag-
gregatc Of about three millions Of combatants, all
the armies in the field. on both sides, were COM
manded by graduates: nearly all the corps, large
majority OF the divisions. the staff corps of or
ganizstiOp Of supply and Of science OF beth forces
and many Of the brigades Every important battle
Of the war was commanded on or both sides
by graduate generally both. Out OF the sixty
most important battles and campaigns all but FIVE
were commanded on both sides by graduates. This
the verdict of the end OF the conflict after
every expedient and personality had been put TO
the test" Throughout the graduate after
graduate to distinction through sheer merit.
Grant made his way from humble clerkship to
the highest command Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas
and scores Of others their way from low COM
mands, and when put in places OF responsibility
displayed TO its highest degree OF perfection the
genius which enabled Napoleon to overrun Europe
and control its destiny for years All this ana
much more. however, is history which every school
boy has at his tongues end.
AS result OF that war; thirteen officers OF the
army received the thanks Of Congress for dstin-
guished services. OF this number. eleven were West
Point graduates. In addition to this. twenty-one
West Point graduates received commissions for dis
tnguished services AT various times to fifty West
Point graduates have been awarded the Congress
medal Of honor for conspicuous gallantry. Four
hundred and forty-eght, II per cent of all its
graduates. have risen to the grade of general off,
in this or other armies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
''LA HGuA D| JOR|O"

- AviSan de Roma que sl mseStrc
Franchstti hA terminado su nueva
opera SLA figlis di JoriI ,, el drama
de D. Annunxio, adaptado 81 tea'ro
lirico.
81 editor Rleordi J 81 posta D.
Annunzio, escueharon la lectura 81
piano de la partiturs.
Ambos ge mue'tran ertusiAStas
L. opera serA represents dA or
Mario pr6x'm probAblemente la no
che del II de disho mes, en- 10 Seals
de Milan.
Gegdu refereDcias de AlgunoS inti
mos que oyeron 10 md,ica de la 6pe-
70, hay en- clio IN predominio decidi
do del estilo o'aIiCo. Es una n dsiol
dsnss, vehements y trAgiea.
( RsHeren diehaI personas que le
ha imprsSienado eSpecialmente un d
de MilA J Aligl, vibranta de pAI!6r
un ooro de segadoyss y IN .concertar
n aRsl sp l!sls parties
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
DESDE FAJARDO

Mario 2S.-El 6tmirgo pasado
tuvo lpgAr 10 Convention de Compro-
miaarios para sltgir Conit6 local.
Mer ecieron tan MilalAda diltinei6n,
los siguientes aHorea;
Para Presidentes honor arios. don
Luis Munt Rivera, don Jorge Bird
Leon, don Luis M. Cintr6n.
Para miembros propistarioA: don
Ramon Msndtz CArdons, don Luis dc
Cells Alquisr, Doctor don Jole A.
Dia1, don Jeads Moy ano, don Hip6li.
| TO Soltero, don Jorge Bird Arias, don
jose Modesto Bird, don r. mon Aboy,
don Felix CalEada.
Para suplentsa: don Enrique VI
dal, don JeAd, Bird Aria', don Diego
Zalduondo, don zen6n Fuentes, don
IJuan de Dlcs T rres, don Evangeliata
| Calder6n, dcu cente Pacheco, don
Rafael BarAft, don Csy'lano Rivera.
i Fl parsido Uniopi.IS dc Faisrdo
no he podido elt gle uta rspressnta~
/, cion mks seltcta , mas btillAnIe.
, rAnothe & las doce reanud6 ID
molienda la Central FSjardo. Haeian
; tres 6 custro diss cue hsbfa psrali-
= zado sua trsbsioS para remediar ia
!. guncs d. feeios de montura.
q Ell Nunicltio de FsiArdo, des.
q pusI de sstilfscsr todsS las atansio.
q mes del prssepts mts, inolUSo Il PER.
l. sonAl de IL AlcaltiS, ieniA aver unS
10 sxlat.ncla en- csia Tor .valcr d
l. tl.95237
-Es ssguro que la prtxlmA %
10 mana tendrsmos squf 10 Compsfii
de znBuela que Hct6a eu el teatro de
y ParQue. Espero poder enviarls alku
!. mas notas sebre L. labor dc eIta ain
]. pAtieA trt upe.
CeRREsToNsAh.
FSiardO, hlEE1 40 IVOs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
EC0S DEL EXTERIOR
Presos politicos en- ClIom-
bia.- -RevoIuci6n en- Uru.
gusy.- En- Argentina.
DIPuTADO De COLOR
Colombia hostil a los Estados
Unidos. s.-Arresto de un
Ex-Presidente.

ri mismo tribunal que conGer6 6
musrts On Bogot& & los ofsiales del
eiercito fusilados 1ltimamente por
atentar contra 10 vida del Presidents
Reyes, hs conden ado G20 amos de PIE.
aldo q IL individuos acusados de
conspiradores sontra sl aetuAl gobisr'
no do 10 reI dblica do Colombia.
-Dicen do Mont, vIdeo que entire
los 200 detsnidos y proessados por la
conspiraci6n dsscubierta contra sl 60.
hierno dc 10 rerdb!ica de uruguay.
iguran oil dieutado De BraEeo y IL
de sus compafsros dc gabinste, 2 gs-
nsrales, 6 eoroneleS y otras muchss
perso ns idades.
De Branco en- leader del Pa,tido
Radical ha fgarado ~ en- vsrlas
conspiraclones.
Graciss & 10 srgfa , scsivldsd
del gobierno, d6bsae gus 10 conspira.
ci6n fracase. El orden % complete On
TODD el territorio do 10 Rel dblies.
Ell ministro do Hacienda . On Bus-
nos Aires [Rstdblica Argentina 90.
hor Terry, ha dicho que 90 necessrio
hAcer grsndes econo mfss On 81 presu.
puesto, q fin dc mantener el equilibrio
hoy grAvemsnts smsns zado- Ell
eiercicio 6oanciero do la Republics.
En- Chicago tae arrsstado & prin'
cipios de 10 primsra quinosna de Mar.
20 por la policfa, Mr. J. r. Walsh,
ex.presidenie del tNational Bal ks de
dichs plaza eomsrsial, el eual, segdu
| se rscordari, suspendi6 aus pages 81
l18 de D.ciembre dltimo.
Rssults Walsh seusado do def au.
daci6n dc tres millonss do dollars que
pertenecian & dioho banoc, y ha sido
puesto On libertad bSio far ~ do cln-
cuentA mil dollars.
o-Dlsea do Montreal, Canada. que
! On les slecsionss do Diputados csle.
brsdos illi dltimamente. la nusva pro-
! | vincia dc Salkatcht wan eligi6 como
| rspreaei tante Anta el Parlsm:nto Co.
InAdIease al doctor Shald, Dc 10 rsaa
, negra. Con tel motive dice un peri6.
! dico americano que 90 este el primer
caso de esta indole on 10 HlstLliA Gel
Canada.
}, Ell ministro plenipotenoiario de
Colombia On Waship gton esiA ausente
desds que sl Gobierno de los Ests dos
, Unidos rehus6 10 propo sicl6n do di, ha
. rep 6blica de sonnet ter q un arbiiri is Ia
question de ls indemnizaei6n que re.
elams be por 10 revoluci6n y cssi6n dc
Panama.
:. En- los cfrculos polfticos 90 o. nal.
derA este aleiamlento como el primer
r paso dado por Colombia para n mo. /
aus relaciones djplomAtlcas con loa
. Eitados Unidoa,
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Russia refuerza su escuadra

Londres Mario 31- Informes de San Petersburgo di.
que goberno prepara plan de consruccones
navaes nmedatas cuyo costo ascendera Glen mones de
dollars De esta suma Sc destnara la cuara parte
los que este momento construye Jap6n Muchos de
los buques encagaran los arsenaes de Ingate
los mones seran repartdos los presupuestos
de Russia para los amos 1907 908 Los pertos estman
que este e principle de gran avance que Russia dis
pone realzar eacuadra ponendoa la altura de
las primeras del mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
D|vtRSAS NOT|CIAS

FL JusS municipal he Sedalsdo
una fapzA de 8 % al individuo San
tisgo Coon, que tuvo una rina el die
2s con Felipe Vazquez, do la que re-
sultaron ambos heridos.
Don Argel Acosta facal de Are
cibo, tomsrA possession de su cargo Ell
3 del del mes pr6xlmo,
Ell Department. do Educaci6n
asept6 10 rtn ,ncis & Mr.. John Wat
kin, ayudanie del Supsrinter depts de
las eHcuelas de GuSyams. Mr.. Wat.
kin tue nohbrado para ocupAr un
puesto en- Tssorerfs, en- 10 osci' de
psg,s.
La Junta EScolar de Csbo. Roio
preparA un empreStlto de 5000 cor
destIpo & sseuelaS rurales.
Han emptEsdo las obrAS de pa
vImspto de 10 plaza de San Fra ncIsco
Nv fAlltcldo en- 81 Hospital mu
uicipal e. individuo Juan Dfsz Carras
quillo.
DE heridaS y contuSiones leve
tueron ssilt'doG en- ls sals de focorro
cedro Mufiiz, Ulpians RcIado y Pc
dro Aviles.
| -HA sido dada de alta en- el m1
oicomio. por hAllarae curada 10 seiic
20 Cristina Bsnitez J Garcia que ps
dsci6 por a'gdn tempo de ensgenscio
mental.
. Don Pstricio zsmorAno ha II
luiHdo plapVl Nl pyuatam'sntO solic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
ADHESION POL|TICA
Sr. Presidsnte CO la JuntA Local
de 10 Uni6n de Puerto Rico.
UtuAdo,

Sr. Presidsnte CO la guntA Local
de la Uni6n de Puerto RiCo.
UtuAdo.
Apreciable aefior:
Desligado de iodo compromise
con sl parIido repuplicaro pusrtorri
outno, on donde verfA militando, J
convencido de que 10 Union de Puerto
Rico 90 el partldo que sintet!zS 81
vsrdadero pre- greco J bisnestar de
los puertorriquefos, yen doDde se
eondenaAu las legiIimas aspiraeio
mes do los verdAderoS patriotas, con
todo mi entuii iIsmo pido IN puesto en
la ala de s,A agrupaei6n como ur
simple soldado, ofrscendole mi hu
mtlde concurso para todo aquello qu'
tienda al er ergrandeeimien.o de tan Pc
tri6tioa colectividAd.
Autorizole 10 publication de eltl
sincsra adhesion.
Con los sentimientos de mi, ma
alta confederation me suscrlbo de W
su alto. s. s 8. y eorrsligionArio.
, BdutiStd Fillanueud.
UIuAdo Aarzo q dc 1909,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
CARTAs DETEN|DAs

Continuation de la lista de cartss
ostenidss que 20 ensuentrAn On la Ad'
miniatrasi6n de Corrsos, que empe'
EAmos { publican aver:
Andres U, GonEklsE, Maria Con-
E&lex, Laura VdA. de Gonsilsx, JuSto
GonIklsz, Ltrkl Grigsby, Moses Ha'
iris, Joi6 Hernandez, Santiago Her
nGndtE, F. F. Hltsheosk, Salvador
IbAns, Domingo Moreno, wyne Lacy,
Maria Lara, Erie Lsarson, Abraham
LAwis, Antonio Lofrsdo, Rexta Long
Dioniaio Lopez, Robert Lovsl, Jeh1
MAhony, C&ndido MarConic, Herman
o. NAroldt, Bernardo Martinez, En-
carnaeion haldonado, Juan Nollro
Enrique AncoAs Montiol, Juan Mora
les, Isaiaa NIcolGa, Maria Nisves
Clements Noguers, Carolina oftegs
Pedro Ortiz, Rosa Orbin, Luis Pedro
10, J. w. Purmas, MAtlas Oates
Eduardo Ramirex, Batilia Rivers
Julia Riquelm, AmAlia Rodriguez
JuGuano Rodriguez, Felicita RobleI
t.idro Rosario , MsrOado, Grego /
RoGaio, Augsl Romano, FfanciSc
Garcia saudoval, CGndida santisgC
Ramon Silva, Crist6bal Scfs, Manu-,
soler, JssdS Torres, jose TorreI
Ramon Torres Mioasla Torres. Cha,
lss UnderdAn, Juan sAntisho, JCh
Williams, Mercedes IglssiaI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
Lord Kitchener en- la India

Calcutta, Mario 31.-Los membros ndigenas del par
amento la india ngesa ponen de acuerdo para pro-
tesar contra los gastos exageradismos que mponen la
coona los planes de Lord Kitchener para proveer Ia de-
ensa del errtoro fortfcac6n de las fronteras Sc
esma que deben rebaar dez miones de dollars del
presupuesto mitar que discute E Vrey ha dirigdo
al paramento enegca reconvenei6n decarando que
LA India necesta estar armada porque la debdad de Ru
sa soamene temporal cualquer descuido traera
secuencas terrbes porvenr Sc cree que los
sentantes cederan que no Sc ntroducra rebaa aguna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
Gerome pide un gran jurado

New York, Mario 30-E District Attorney Mr.. Gero-
pde que constituya gran urado especial que
mine fae excusvamente las contra la New York
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY que puedan aectar Mr. Per-
ins, vce-presidente de la Compana. Anade Mr. Gerome
que Sc trata de dar alto eempo de moradad de res
peto las eyes que la espectacon pdbca debe respon
der estudo projo del asunto resolution justa
Los concentrates de la prensa general favo
rabies Mr. Perkins cuanto honorabidad perso-
na pero condenan la ntroms6n de la poca la esfera
de los nepocOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
Ell cancil1er Bulow no difnite

Berlin, Mario 31.-Ayer publico nota Official,
perfectamente expicita autorizada por e principe
Bulow decarando que este dimitira nj pensa dim
tr Cargo Cancler del impero aeman. Aparte
noa Sc asegura que prop6o de renuncar hecho
y que Bulow ha recibdo del Kaiser pena ratification
de con6anza. Los darios ofcosos afrman que Aemana
fracaso la conerenca de Agecras sno que conduo
cuestones al termno que debian encontrarse Los
pr6ximos uscaran la poitca del emperador que
Sc manifesto reseryado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-31
ESTAFETA LOCAL
Base. Ball. ..RegaIo de Ia Red
D. Line.-vapor "AIgor.
quin"..D. Ramon Ramos
DON PEDRO De ElzABURO
Presidente de turno en- la
Junta Central Unionista.
Otras noticias.

dc Ia presideneia dc turno do 10 Junta
Central del partido sUni6n dc Puerto
Rice, sl doctor don Manuel Zsno G an.
dfs, sustitu ysndo al sefior Matienzo,
que sale hscis Ponce.
Aver tards % verified sl entis.
rro do un tierno rino, hiio do nusstro
amigo y correligionario don Eugenio
r. Iglssias. A este y { su aprsciab's
familis, dsmos nusstro pessme
I'm el juego de pelotss, que ten.
drG efscto ssta tarde On los terrenos
do 10 digs Americana, J, en- Puerta do
TERRA, lidiarAn los clubs sTrAnsits ,
xMarinos
-Lss ebras do construction del
nuevo piso sobre sl ediac.o del Presi
dio departmental, dsrGn principle en-
IL semana pr6xima. Al tfscto, el de-
psrtamsAto dc Obras pdblicAs ssi&
prepArando el material necssario pa
70 dichas obrss.
-Ha sstAdo dc paso en- esta siu-
dad nuestro amigo don Ramon Re-.
mos, presidsnts do 10 Junta local do
10 sUni6ns en- ToA Bsja.
.-NueAtro amigo don Pedro de Fl.
sAburo, oompletamsnts resta blscido dc
10 snfermedad que 10 aqusiara. hs
vuelto & hacsrse cargo do 10 Sscrsta-
RE de 10 Jarta Central del Partido
sU atom dc Puerto -Riccs. L, cslebra.
mos.
LA Comp, MA do vapores anne.
ricanos cred D. Liner ha rsgalado 81
Club do pelotas, que llevA su nombre,
% eatA ciudad, una doeena de bates,
dc 10 msjor fkbriOa do los Estados
Unidos.
Ell vapor dc 10 Aduana <Algon.
quins saldrA esta tarde para Saint
Thomas. En- 81 irAa de paseo & aque.
liz antilla, algunos emplsados dc 10
Tssoreria del Gobierno.
Aver y hoy - ha sslebrAdo On
IN capital dc Mexico 81 Congrsso ne
oional espfrita. ri ssaor MaiieDzo
Cintr6n dirigi6 aver IN cablegrsma
& aqella repdblisa nombrAndo una
dslegsci6n que rspressnte On dicho
Copgreao al slemento espirita de Pasr.
10 Rico.
Sc sncuentra ea San Juan el
Huperintendents do Elcuslas dc Aibo.
nito Mr.. Packard.
En- el Gltimo vapor esps fioi lie
rs dc 10 Peninsula nueatro ami go don
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