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of the Mediterranean and ones an old
Australian DESTROYS of dying In the
old country, but in no immediate dan
ger of dying anywhere. The old Aus
tralian didn't know a soul In town.
He's got to be consistent or he's done.
This sitter Theobald is his only friend
and has seen rather too much Of him.
Ordinary dust won't do for his eyes.
Begin to see? To pick you out Of
crowd, that was the game; to let old
Theobald help to pick you, better still
To start with. he was dead against my
having anybody at all; wanted me all
to himself, naturally, but anything rath-
er than kill the gOosel So be is to have
a flyer a week while he keeps me alive,
and he's going to be married next
month That's a pity in some ways,
but a good thing in others. He Will
want more money than he fOresees,
and he may always be Of use to us in
a pinch. Meanwhile he eats out Of my
hand"
l cOmplimented Raffies on the mere
composition of his telegram. with half
the characteristics Of my distinguished
kinsman squeezed into a dozen odd
words, and let him know how the old
ruffian had really treated me- Rafles
was not surprised; we had dined to-
gether at my relatives in the old days
and fled for reference Il professional
valuation of his household gods. l now
learned that the telegram had been
posted, with the hour marked for its
dispatch, at the pillar nearest We're
street, on the night before the adver-
tisement was due to appear in the
Daily Mail. This also had been care
fully preaIranged, and Rallies only
fear had been lest it might be held
over despite his explicit instructions
and so drive me to the doctor for an
explanation Of his telegram. But the
adverse chances had been weeded out,
and weeded out to the irreducible min
imum Of risk.
His greatest risk, according to Raj
fes, lay nearest home. Bedridden in
valid that he was supposed to be, his
nightly terror was Of running into
TheObaid's arms in the immediate
neighbOrhood Of the fiat. But RafieS
had characteristic methods Of minimiZ-
ing even that danger. Of which some
thing anon. Meanwhile be recOunted
more than one Of his nocturnal adYen-
lures, all. however, Of singularly in
nOcent type, and one thing l noticed
while he talked. His room was the
first as yOn entered the fat; the long
inner wall divided the room not merely
from the passage. but from the outer
landing as well. Thus every step upon
the bare stone stairs could be heard
bv Raffies where he lay, and he would
never speak while one was ascending
until II had passed his door The aft
ernoou brought more than one appli-
cant for the post which it was my
duty TO tell them that had already
obtained. Between 3 and 4. however,
Raffies. suddenly looking at his watch,
packed me off in a hurry to the other
end Of London for my things.
I'm afraid you must be furnishing,
Bunny. It's a fact that 1 eat very
little. and that at odd hours, but !
ought not TO have forgotten you. Get
Yourself snack outside. but not a
square meal # you can resist one.
We've got TO celebrate this day this
nightr'
Tonight? 7 cried
Tonight at II, and Kellner's the
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1 had Of course forgotten both in the
high excitement of the hour or should
scarcely have announced my belated
discovery with such an air. As it was
1 made Rafiies look at me as l had
known him to look before. and the
drOop of his eyelids began to sting.
''Why all this subtletyY' L petulantly
exclaimed. why couldn't you come
straightaway to me in cabP'
He did not inform me that 1 was
hopeless as ever. He did not address
me as his good rabbit. He was silent
for a time. and then spoke in a tone
which made me ashamed Of mine.
You see, there are two or three OF
me now. Bunny. Ones at the bottom
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not?"
"No. I'm half poisoned by TheObald's
prescriptions and putrid cigarettes and
as weak as a cat from lying in bed"
Then why on earth lie in bed, Raj
fies.?'' a
Because it's betteEsthan lying ia
jail, as I'm afraid you know, my poor,
dear fellow. I tell you l am dead, and
my one terror is Of coming to life
again by accident. Can't you see?. [
simply dare not show my nose out OF
Cloors-by day. You have no idea Of
the number of perfectly innocent
things a dead man daren't do. l can't
even smoke Sullivans. because no one
man was ever so partial to them as
was in my lifetime. and you never
know when You may start a clew."
What brought you TO these man
Sions?"
Il fancied a fiat, and a man recon-
mended these on the boat. Such a
good chap. Bunny, He was my refer
ence when it came to signing the lease.
You see. l landed on a stretcher-mOst
pathetic case: old Australian without
a friend in old country; ordered Enga-
dine as last chance; no go; not an
earthly; sentimental wish to die in
London-that's the history of Mr.. Ma
turin. If it doesn't hit you hard, Bun
nv. you're the first. But it hit friend
Theohald hardest of all. Pm an In
come to him. I believe he's going to
marry on me-"
docs he guess there's nothing
wrong?"
Knows, bless you! But he doesn't
know l know he knows, and there
isn't disease in the dictionary that he
hasn't treated me for since he's had
me in hand. To do him justice, 1 be-
lievc ne thinks me a hypOchOndriac Of
the first water, but that young man
will 90 far if he keeps on the wicket.
He has spent half his nights up here at
guineas apiece
"Guineas must be plentiful, old
chap
"They have been, Bunny. I can't
say more DuI uOh / oNS wy NA~J
shouldn't be again
l was not going to inquire where the
guineas came from. As if l cared!
But l did ask old Rafties how in the
world he had got upon my tracks, and
thereby drew the sort Of smile with
which old gentlemen rub their hands
and old ladies nod their noses. Raj
les merely produced a perfect oval or
blue smoke before replying.
81 was waiting for you to ask that,
Bunny. It's long time since l did
ANYTHING upon which l plume myself
more OF course in the first place
spotted YOU at once by these prison
articles. They were not signed, but
the fist was the fist Of my sitting rao-
bit"'
But who gave you my address 2
81 wbeedIed it out of your excellent
editor. Called on him at dead OF night,
when I occasionally go atield Ike 9th
or ghosts. and wept it out of him IN
five minutes. / was your only relative.
Your name was not your own name.
IF no insisted | would give him mine.
He didn't insist. Bunny, and ! danced
down his stairs with your address in
my pocket"
last night|
'No, last week
"And SO the advertisement was yours
as we'll as the telegram
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/ am not sanguine OF the result. He
is very difficult 10 please. You must
prepare yourself for a querulOus in
valid and for no sinecure if you get
the billet"
MAY 1 ask what's the matter with
him.?
by all means-when you've got the
billet"
DR.. Theobald then led the way his
professional dignity so thoroughly in
tact that / could not but smile as
followed his swinging coat tails to the
sickroom. ! carried no smile across the
threshold Of 4 darkeued chamber which
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Rather! It's the European paradise
for such as our noble selves. But
there's no place that's a patch on little
London as n0nconductOr of heat; it
never need get too hot for fellow
here. If it does it's his own fault
It's the kind Of wicket you don't get
out on unless you get yourself out. So
here l am again and have been for the
last six weeks, and mean to have an
other knock"
But surely, old fellow, you're not
awfully fit, are yOu?"
Fit? Ny dear Bunny, I'm dead
I'm at the bottom Of the sea-and don't
you forget it for a minute
"But are you all right or are you
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NO SINECURE
80. I of the Series

c-.--Hl 1901. BY Charles soibnsr's son.)
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De SOCIEDAD.

Una boda.--El sabado tiltimo contraie-
ron matrimonio cat6lico, en- la capilla del
CTisto de esta cindad, los distinguidos is.
venes Carolina Acosta Te6flo Mar
xuach, muy conocidos :en estos cfrculos
scciales.
Fueron padrinos don Francisco Acosta
padre de Ia eontrayente y la sefiora Mar
Xuach madre de don Te6flo.
La concurrencia al acto fu6 numerosa ?
brillante.
Entire las sefioras y se1oritas ALI con-
gregadas para presenciar Ia ventura de Ia
oven pareja que realizaba sus mes caras
aspiraciones, recordamos 6 las de Mufloz
Rivera, Sanchez Morales, Acosta, LIE Har-
dy, Gatell de Borch, Martinez, Bonafoux
de Acosta, Blondet, Ergui. Villavicencio,
Palacios Salazar, Judice, Mantilla, Camu-
mas, GuGl, Viuda de Gual, Uriarte, Savaie,
Cap6 de Lopez, Bosch GatelI, Garcia We
We, Morales Acosta, Meltz, Monserrat, ST.
card6 Gim6nez, Vela, Gorbea, Toste, Ca
mufas Kearney.
Entre los caballerog vimos ALI al attor-
ney senior Feuille, su secretario Mr.. Lys ms
Muiioz Rivera, Baiz, Wilcox, Savaje,
Acosta, Palacios Salazar, Official de "a poll,
cfa iusular sef1or Jtidice, del battalion de
Puerto Rico, Hostos, Iriarte, Emanuelli,
Rexach, Garcia Quevedo Griff, Camu-
HAS, Sanchez Morales, ViIIavicencic, LIE
Hardy, DR.. Blondet, DR.. Marxuach, Mar
tfnez Mora y Gual.
La novia hermosfsima luciendo un mag
nffco traje blanco y los nfveos azahares
que formaban grato contraste con las mo-
renas mejillas de la adorable Carolina
Amelia. El novio de uniforme de gala
Los padrinos y Ia concurrencia dc etiqueta.
Con ambigG verdaderamente delicado y
bien servido, fue obsequiada Ia concu-
rrencia.
A las 10 de la noche partieron para
Cayey, en- coche, los felices esposos, que
tocan la felicidad mas grande que pudie-
ron SONAR sus juveniles almas quicnes
deseamos Ia posean siempre.
EV bale del sdbGdo.- Excedi6 & toda
ponderaci6n el bnen resultado de la mag-
nffca fiesta dada en- la noche del sabado
en- el teatro, con el primer bale de m6sca.
ra de la temporada de carnaval. ST mag
mica, eScojida y brillante, fue Ia concurren-
tia de damas vestidas de salon que allf
dieron belIfsimo espectaculo, no 10 era me.
nos el escojido contingente dc 'smascaritas'
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que dieron Ia 'nota" de mayor algeria al
bale.
La simp6tica reina de las festas estaba
hermosfsima. Vestfa, con la gaacia mimi
table que Ia distingue, un artfstico traje dc
tis6 con lentejuelas de plata, cuello cerrado
de larga cola. Una vez mas recibi6
grande verdadera ovaci6n de simpatfa Ia
monfsima soberana, que preside los bales
de carnaval mas brillantes que han podido
efectuarse en- San Juan, en- los que SO ha
>dado cita con muy raras excepciones por
motive de luto q otras causas, cuanto de
distinguido y estimable tiene en su seno
esta sociedad.
La animation y conourrencia era tantR
que Ia una de la mafana SO formaron seis
tandas de lanceros con 120 parejas
Sc bail6 en- las galerfas por resultar
estrecho ell salon para tanta concurrencia.
Muy buenos disfraces vimoB alk entire
los de las damas llam6 mucho la atenci6n
Ia comparsa de ''oeb(s' que go co nponfa de
treinta = dieron Ia nota mas graciosa del
bale.
En- otro lugar. de este diario nos ocupa-
mos del paseo triunfal de Ia reina y dam:
de honor.
Reiteramos nuestra felicitaci6n & la So
berana por su nuevo triunfo la comi-
sion dc las festas, que pusO mas alto q Sd
bado ell pabell6n de los magnffcos espec-
tGculos de la temporada con el bale dc
m6scaras.
sEMPER.
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e VINO De STElRNs. On Case TfPIcO

Aun dias de civilization que eercico sco fora
ae mportante de la educac6n de mue contnda
marcha todava Ia de ucha sera moradad
ACCOMPLISHMENTS de Stearns Acete de
Hgado de Bacalao feginoso medcameno ecaz
decoso E lnvdo mas deb abuo puede tomaro pofque
dglere asfnia grandsima facdad Esta de
gandes venajas sobe ell aceie de hado baao
nauseabundo ndigesto
He aquf tfpico:
Londes, Inglae Narzo2d de
mios de pnbaTa l
Vino De sess de A Hgad2 de Baeao A uet@
Repetoamnte de Vd, E. CoRNWELL (Sehonm
Para aneia incpente bronquiaes
puonares las enermedade ebanes de todas cases Vino
de Steans remedo eceenca los teo enfquc
ypuca perecta
E Vino Hgado Bacalao
tes oeosas reaen esa compueso de los eementos
del acee de bacalao sueos ecoso al ha
aregado Peponato de Hero
en las
FREDERICK STEARNS & GA.
de OuincOs
DETROIT MICH. e. y.
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N0TIClAS.

-Ffa sido propuesto para Juez de Pa2
de Penuelaa 81 seiior Cruz. Torres Rive
So han hecho reformas en- 81 teatro
para 81 debut dc la compania de zarzue-
I'm la plaza del mercado ue celebrar6
otro baile esta noche.
-El s6bados paldr6n para estA isla los
comisionados De la Iiga de Ayuntamien-
tos
-Manana regrega 4 81 reaidenoia de
Humacao el doctor don Fernando Con-
aalez.
-Esta noche dar6 retreta en- Ia Plaza
Principal la banda de mdsica de Ia poll
cfa insular.
-Manana 4 las 10y 80 se recoger6 Ia
correspondence para los Estados Uni
dos.
-Ha desaparecido del hogar paterno
Ia nina Carmelita Sufe, como dc 10 4 12
aiios de edad. Sus padres residen en- Ia
Gale "Cerra" de Santurce.
Sc han recibido de los Estados Uni
dos capacetes para el cuerpo de bombe-
roA
Esta noche celebrar6 tenida ordina.
ria la Logia "Estrello de LuquilIo."
-Nacimientos: Godofredo de Jes6s,
Guadalupe Grau, Julio Lind Gonzalez,
Ines Ortiz y Guillermo Vazquez C6tala.
Defunciones: Vidal Lopez Encarnaci6n.
Telesforo Perez, Modesto Echevarrfa Soto
Mayor, Pillar Figueras Andino y Miguel
Garcia Negr6n.
Los virreyes chinos han salido de
New York, con direction Hamburgo
11evaban 65 aules de aumento en- su
rquipaje, despues de su permanencia en-
New York
Varias stfloras han solicitadc, acu.
diendo ante un comit6 del Senado, que Sc
conceda derccho electoral & las mui res
Entire elias cstaban Ia seflora Eizabtth
Bacon, dc Coneticut la sefiorita Huido-
bro, dc Chile; Ia sefiora Florencia Kelley,
otras varias fueron encaTgadas de pro-
nunciar discursos.
La Corte Federal ha admitido hoy &
postuiar en- dicho tribunal al Lcdo. Fran
co Soto, delegado Ia Cdmara por Aqua
diIla.
- n gran n6mero do republicanos pre-
rentafen On las elecciones pr6ximas la can
datura dc don Jose A. Canals para alcal.
dc do San Juan.
EncuentTase enferma ia seforita Eli
sa Ramos, typewriter de las ofcinas de Sc.
nidad local.
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IUzGADO De PAz De SAN JUAN.
JulOIOs De hoy.

Agusttn Diaz, pOr dormir en- la via pd-
blica dollar.
Vicente Perez, Juan Rodriguez Santa
go Barbosa y Maria Rios, por proferir
trases obscenas en- Ia via pdblica dollars
cada uno.
Juan Burgos, por jugar carnaval con
harina de trigo dollars
Esteban Iglesias, por atropellar Car
melia Hernandez 10 dollars.
Adolfo Oquendo, por escandalo 8 dol
lars
Catalina Morales, Martina Garcia y
Mercedes Gonzalez, por escdndalo y pro-
ferir frases obscenas 10 dollars cada
ma.
Rosendo Lanz6, por atropellar Gre
goria Martina y por escandalizar 10 do
liars
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NO HAY OOL0R.

Con el excelente y maravilloso anestesi-
co s'DENTUNDO'' se obtiene Ia absolute
ausencia del dolor en- todas las extraccio-
mes dentales.
Los profesionales que 10 han usado en-
operaciones de cirujfa menor han obtenido
el mas hermoso resultado por su rapida.y
segura anestesia que les permite operar al
paciente sin dolor con 6xito seguro.
EI frasco de dos onzas vale $3.50 y 10
centavos para franqueo.
No SO servira ningdn pedido que no
venga acompafado- de su importe
MareelinO Mira6al, agente, Cruz no. IL.
Apartado AL. Is v. a.
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NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that Henry d. Sayre did on the
18th day Of February, 1905, file with the
Honorable Executive Council of Porto
Rico an application for franchise to
utilize pertain portions of the waters Of
Negros Greek in the jurisdiction of Corozal,
Porto Rico, for mining purposes, and that
aid APPLICATION will be called up for action
pefore the Franchise ommittee of the
i'd Executive Council on the 18th day
March, 1906, or as soon thereafter as
committee can attend to the same.
Juan, Porto Rico, Frebruary 18th,
HENRY d. SAYRE
By Henry 7. Hord.
His Attorney.
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Fiestas del
CarnavaI. =
lDItimo halle de meSCaTaS. !"
''DsspsdIda Do los papsllllOs. +"

Maian martes 6ltimo bale de m6scaras
en- el teatro para el cual Sc preparan mu-
chas compaTsas nuevas para dar una es-
plendida despedida al CarnavaI de 1905
Todo el entusiasmo que hay debido 4 los
bales anteriores Sc espera que el del Mar
teS ser6 uno de los mas animados y diver
tidos de la temporada.
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u L-TIMA HORA.

-Informan de Ia Habana, que golpe
de estado tramado contra 81 gobierno de
Estrada Palma, por fuerza armada, fra
case. Asegdrase que en- el complot fgu-
ran prominentes polfticos.
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New York, Febrero 26, $50 p. m.
Terremoto ocurrido en- Colombia, caus6
dos mil muertos. Gran p6nico en- el psis
q causa de. frecuentes tembIores de tie
IRA.
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AImOdoVar del Rio.

New York, Febrero 25, 1.30 3. m.
El representante de Espafia en- Ia con-
ferencia international de Algeciras, duque
Almodonar del Rio, estudia Ia proposition
hecha 9 dicha naci6n respecto ejercer Ia
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRlCOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
SECCION DE AHORROS.

InposieiOnes sobre h5reta: Desde 1925
4 $1,000 deyengaran intereses al 6 por 100
anual
Ins9Osiciones ptazo Jfjo: Desde 5000 en-
adelante devengar6n interes al
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EJECUCIONES. s.

New York, Febrero 25, 1.30 p. d.
Qtros despachos afrman que las ejecu-
clones de Tebeldes, en- Russia, han sido nu-
merosas, y que On la propia capital del
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vigilancia On Marruecos para impedir 81
contrabando
El asunto estfmase por Ia opinion espa-
fiola, de gran responsabilidad, y parte de
la prensa no Sc muestra satisfecha.
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POR Ell PREsENTE, Sc notifca 4
ustedes que Sc ha presentado en- Ia Ofcina
del secretario de Ia Corte de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de Aguadiila, Puerto
Rico, la demanda del actor antes citada,
en- Ia que Sc solicita la CoTte dicte SEN
teneia contra Ia Sucesi6n demandada, por
Ia suma de MIL OCHENTA Y NUEVE
dollars OCdO eentavos, producto de ca
pital intereses devengados hasta 81 de
Octubre dltimo, con mas los que de esa fe-
cha Sc devenguen, procedentes de dos pa
gares & favor y orden de la Mereantil
.LECAROZ & COMPANIA.
Y Sc NOTIFICA & ustedes que de no
comparecer 3 contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez dfas despues de notifca-
da, 81 la notification Sc hiciere en- ell Dis,
trito dentro de los veinte dfas, 81 se hi
ciere fuera del Distrito, pero en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico, y dentro de los cuarenta dfas
81 Sc hiciera en- otra parte; los demandan-
tes podrdn obtener un fallo & su favor por
el impoTte dc la cantidad reclamada, cos
tas y desembolsos.
Y para su publication en- el perfodico
ia Correspondence de Puerto Rico,
que Sc edita en- San Juan, una vez por Sc
mana, durante seis semanas de orden
del Hon. Arturo Aponte, Juez de Ia Cor
to de Distrito del Distrito Judicial de
Aguadilla, P. r. ibro 81 presente que fir
mo sello con el de Ia Corte, en- la Ciu-
dad de Aguadilla, 25 de Enero de mil
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Repression en- Hungria.

New York, Febrero 25. 1.3O p. N.
Ell emperalor de Austria Hungrfa, ha
aconsejado SO adopten medidas dc repre-
sion en- Hungrla, en- donde 81 ;pueblo SO
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Premios los inpoaentes so6re Hbretas
Be sorteardn tcdos los amos entire los que
m is Sc distingan por su constancia en- el
Ahorro.
HOras De Cqja: Para lasi mposiciones:
De 8 a10l de Ia manana, y de l a 81
de Ia tarde los dfas laborab!es de 81 &
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Con motive de estas fiestas ha recibi-
do 81 popular don Americo Salas, un gran
surtido para su conocido Establishment,
,,E Popular" que no tiene competencia
nj precedentes en- la historic del comercio.
Las damas elegantes SO surten de ali y
hay grandes novedades propias para Ire
galos p.
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Ia GRAN NOTICIA.

Acaba de saberse que en- LA Gloria
.estan vendiendo baratfsimo los casimires,
camisas, telas, cintas, ETC., etc. Cruz IS.
Baratillo constante.
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manifesto en- actitud francamente hostil
al gobierno, con motive de los sucesos que
culminaron en- Ia disoluci6n del PaTla-
mento por la policfa.
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L1NEA FERREA DEL oEsrE

LINEA FERREA DEL UESIE
Itinerario.-Salidas de Bayamon y Capt..
tai simultaneamente.
Dias 1laborable-N. afiafla 8, 8. Is, 30
g. 1I.O0. Tsrde 1918, Las, S.I5. AS, $50
y 6.I5.
Dias festivos.-Manana 8, 6.5, $50, 8.46
y l1.00 Tarde 1915, 1.S0, 2.S0, $40. $50
5.80y65
Billet baratos para dias festivOs. De
Cataflo Bayamon, ida y vueltR IL clase
$0-25 q, ase $0-16. De Bayam0n CstaiiO
Ida vus "a Ia cls Sc S0-I5, % clRse SOLO.
Billete rdinRriO de Capital Catalio en-
% clase 5 centavoa.
Bayamou, 10 de septiembre de 1903. Rs
MIN VaId6a.
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IMPORT TANTES CABLES
Sangrienta bataIIa

New York, FebFero %, 1.3O p. N
En- el C6ucaso (Rupia) ha tenido efec-
to una horrible batalla entire los revoIu-
cionarios los cosacos.
Estos hicieron destrozca en- las fiIas con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-26

ImpeTio aeran en- breva ejecutadas revolu-
cionarios que Sc consideran hombres de
gran prest1gio entire los elementos popu-
lares.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-26
81 ID Core de DistIito del Disdito
judicial Dc AguaaiIla, Puerto
Rico.
siados unIdos dc America.
E PFgsldanIB de- los ESiadOs SIS,
llnldOs.
GeVersno Lecar0z 8 m.
cibqtru Manuel Le-
caroz EcheVaggto, 60.
mo kguidadores De Le-
carOz G Ga,
Dsnandantss ElPLAzAMlENTO.
geTeus
Sucesi6N de Manuel de
.Tes6s Gonsdles y Co
lon.
Depaasdada.
81 PUEBLo DE PUERTo RIco

a las personals ignoradas de la Succession
de DON MANUEL DE JESUS
GONZALEZ Z COLON, sus here.
deros, causa- -habientes quien su de-
recho represente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-26

Para calzado elegante1y precios de
situaci6n Ia Ciudad de Mexico" San
Francisco 80. que.es todo nuevo. n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-26
COMPANIA INDUS
TRIAL De SANTURCF.
FABRlCAATES De FOSFOROS De SEGURIDAD
RARnnR tlau~ q

MARcA LUZ. !"
fABRlCANTES De BAULEs De TOBAs CLASSES.
Tienen existencias constantes de tablas
de pino americana desdobladas. Aviso
Telefono 1890, Santurce. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-02-26

trariaa produciendo IN p6nico indeacfip-
tihle.
Los revolucionaTios huyerOn, Fefugi6n-
dose en- las cercanfas de Is ciudad de Tidis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-24
YOUNG MAXWELL SHUT OUT
 CHARLIE FRANKS PELICANS

was one two. three Perry getting one and Busch the other, two. 9sL.
 Houtz was out on fly to Rfckert m bags and scored when Apperious hit safe to center, Apperious being forced at second on Mullaney's hit to Cargo, McCann ending 1t by striking olt,
 Bird hit safe in the last half: CBrien walked: Stratton bunted to Maxwell. who threw Bird cut at third. Breiten. stein hit to Maxwell and was out at first. O'Brien going to third and Strat- ton to second. A hit now would tie the score and Joe Rickert. who had been hitting. was up. Maxwell let him down with fly to McCann, and the game was over with the score to Tn favor of the Climbers.
 The score was: