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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-28

THE Crusader, British tramp
steamer, is expected with "Chincse
immigrant laborers.
iT has been conceded, in this
age of cultured tastes, that mans
estimation of himself, and the
opinions he entertains of character
and its elements, are designated in
the Hat he wears. Just see those
Black Beauties at NJ. McInerny's.
Ask for the Stetson Hat. GIL st.
ALL the right title and interest of
Lo San and ALI Hun in the store,
situated on Punchbowl street, and
lately occupied by Ho Yock Kee,
will be sold at l O'Clock on Satur-
day, by virtue of writ of execution.
COLONEL Curtis Iaukea has been
empowered to sign an International
Treaty between Japan and Hawaii.
When the official signatures are at
tached to the documents, the Colo
mel is expected to wend his way
homewards.
The new foreign police officer
made the first permanent impression
of his activity, and obtained his first
record, on Wednesday night. In
formation as to the nature of the of.
fence can be obtained from Captain
Mckinnon at the Station House.
The method of burial of the dead
from the Queens Hospital is very
primitive and should he improved
upon. Several descriptions of the
proceedings have been sent us, by
eye-witnesses, and they will be pub
lished unless great alterations are
effected.
HE only Police Court business
transacted yesterday was the enter
ing Of mol pros in two cases, one
in the matter of Kahoano, vagrant,
and the other in the remanded case
of Hook Chong, charged with having
opium in his possession.
A SALE of damaged Chinese mat
ting, ex Helena, will be held to-
morrow, by Mr.. E. P. Adams.
There are sixteen different varieties
of mating, some of which has
scarcely suffered from the effects of
the salt sea waves.
The M. M. B. B. G. had their
first practise on Wednesday after
noon, when some of the members
found themselves rather short win
ded. The Honolulu B. B. G. prac-
tised yesterday, the Oceanics take
the field to-day and the H. B. B. G.
tomorrow.
CoNs1GNEEs of goods by the Biz
nah are requested to call, at the Of
flee of G. w. Macfarlane & Co., to
receive orders for their freight, as
she has commenced discharging.
The captain and officers are not re-
sponsible for debts contracted by
the crew of the Birmah.
MEssRs. G.. w. Macfarlane d Co.
have not been idle since taking pos
session of the hotel. They have
been personally, and through Man
ager Fassett, endeavoring to ascer-
tain how visitors and residents can
be best provided for, and, in the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04

A Duel potwccn Two brothers.

Two brothers, sons VI prominent Rus
alan family, were students III the best col
lego in ST. Petersburg, and on graduation
bscarne officers ia the same crack regiment.
The young men differed greatly in their
mode OF life from their comrades, and Only
,sldom Joined in the customary reysries OF
the jsunesse doree.
Three years after leaving tho regiment tho
elder brother married young beautiful
girl of excellent family, Gradually, how
aver. the newly. welded pair became es-
trenced in affection, 40 muoh 90 that after
three wears Of married Ills they occupied
separate rooms. In tho meshtine the
younrer brother FELL in love with his sister
ia-lav.
AT orst the young wife, surrounded by a
host of admirers, was net aware OF the pas
sicu she had kiadlsd In Der brother'in.lsw's
heart, bat soon she, in turn, experienced
towards her adorer love 80 passionate
that she was unable to struggle against 1t.
The Young husband s jealousy was right
tally aroused. Terrible scenes ensued, fol-
syed BY mutual determination, q chal'
leprs and Anally a duel between the two
brothers. The slder-ths outraged hus-
band-yas wounded in the side; the young.
or, who had wrong ed his brother, remained
untoushed by the latter's bullet. The last
act OF this lifs's drama, begun 60 trasically,
was that of q farce. After the duel She
wounded man was brought into the city
and then taken abroad, where the combined
care of his wife and brother snatchsd him
from the jaws OF death. - -
wife TO secure divorce from him, taking
ali the blame on his shoulders. Tras she
did. and then married her lovsr.-[London
Eah
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A Bride Well Bound .

There were twenty-seven marriage GER
tificntes signed at the ratification OF the
civil contract in advance OF the religious
marriage ceremony between Miss Hattie
Ken and Captain Jean Leon ReyDard OF the
French army, which occurred last week in
Georgetown, ID. y. A..
The groom, whose mother, by the way,
isan American lady, seemed as II ne couiu
not make the bond secure enough or show
er enough presents on hi pretty American
pride. A lew days previous TO the we'd
ding he shocked her by asking II she would
lei Tim have one Of her stockings, and IN
spologlzing for his boldness when she
seemed startled at the request, added that
he wished TO put her Christmas Rife IN ~.
Ia she declined 70 give him one, n 1tn he
came TO ratify the civil contract .4e orousnt
her long silk stocking filled with small
gold pieces ,,., Al.
He also gave her pair Of solitaire dia-
mond ear rings and gold band for the
front of her head, on which are set rosettes
of diamonds. This he put on himself after
abe was dressed to be married. The oincers
of the United States army aud navy IN
vited 10 the wedding, cut OF compliment 10
Captain Reynard who was married IN MS
nnif.rm. wore theirs on that occasion. Cap
,sin REWARD had never visited this coun-
trv or seen bis American relatives until he
came here to be married.
He and his bride will spend Christmas
NTH her parents In Georgetown, ID, ", ana
will sail for Europe January 2. She has
.eyeral near relatives. whose husbands are
Foreigners, who reside in Paris.
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Carlisle An'odot"ss
Cox has mads n very hsnssOme can

Mr.. Cox has made = very Handsome can
ynss, aud although he has not won the pflz
hs NAV console himself With the Tsisotion
that he ~ss among the hrst 10 slart lhs
boom for Tue man who has. a niue spl-
sldo NJ the last session 10 recalled to'nlrLt,
which 10 noN sot down "a spo OF iho earliest
publio suggestions OF Mr.. CArlslea cindi-
dgny.
Oae day quito early In the tes'ionj wa
house Was considering tQmo meter OF iou-
tue ana busiutss Wnt moving MohB
smoothly, when M Cox wgntad - say
consisting, Az tho moment, Speaker
helfer, Ruvel /. hand, WIS leaning over tke
corner VI bis desk augHstd Ia earnest clL-
yersalion with Mr.. Carlisle, Cox waited =
second or two without securing reootniuon
and then SCI ng hi opportunity, began
I'll tho speaker OF this congress, who Is uo"
talking with tho speaker Of the neNt con,
grsss, will give mo his Rttrution Tor -
The remainder of the sentence did nos
reach tho reporters gallery, but was ioat in
the applause which greeted the remark
when was much like a cheer for tho suk-
Restion'
The story which was to damage Carlislo
In hitrs appears to have started from
Chicago. Not long ago Carlisle cleared n
WisOW'h son who was undoubtedly guilty
Of the crime chargod--en bezrlement The
widow gave her all, $500. TO Carlisle az his
fee. Carlisle seat for the youth, talked
with him, got him place IN Chicago
store, and, best OF all, handed him the 5000
with which to support his mother until he
could gain foothold. IL IN now useless ia
talk OF removing HectiOnalibm from the
fght New York Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04
Testing an Antidote.

"Come here, Snakes"
This was said by DR. Wallace in the Col
umbia Veterinary College Hospital to
lively little scotch terrier.
.:%by do you call him Snakes 2" was
"Because he has been the subject Of sn
experiment rs to the .fficsoy OF an antidote
fer the bite Of q rsttlcsnake."
"Do you mean to say that this dog was
purposely 81 rejected TO the bite OF rattle
oh. yes, and several other dogs aud cats
have been also"
The reporter learned that the antidoie in
ou.stion had been tested with the purpose
Of ,cs raining def 1itely whether IL ceuld
be relied upon 10 save human me. ms
name OF the sutidotc IL curare, ara " sslu
TO be- composed of a decoction OF several
south American plants which have been
used as sutidoies to snake bits At NJ y
there were several animals v1ccinsied ". =
the yirus OF snakes, but the ~ ulio yer.
mt satisfactory. Then q big rlres 1ismvnH
rattlesnsks from tbs Central FIX col'c
ton wa. taken ~ the ho'pis' - au irnu
cage. The rei,.i was a. ugly looking Gus
toner about % i.r. 90 -tifstn-
Tfr.t a os rspus iutn the uafe. nuo = 2
.uuk, bit g. ia abnut % holi nanuw. II c
cat was immeui 4 ly nHaieu uut 81 ne crec
aud the antidote 20 cm inis'efed byyF'e.
mically, but the ca o- 81 in tHeff i'.i-
utes. After an interval oi iOar aavf. ~ -
der TO give the snake chance 10 recupe1-
ate ~ poison, dog was put into the cage.
The snake soon bit the dog in
the jusulsr vein. The sniido,e
va, administered within half an
hour. The dog at first showed symptoms
OF paralysis. The next morning the paral,
ysis had disappeared and the swelling hsd
rome down. A second dose OF the snnaots
"a. eivsn 10 the dog, and II lived only .
shori time. There IL some difference OF
opinion whether the snake bite or the anti
dots killed the dog.
Then snake Wa bit and treated, but the
sptidote vss not administered the second
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04
WANTS.

NNTANTED SITUATION ~ A MAN OF
w 10 yoafs' eNpe' fence In tho care aud man.
Hsement ofengincs, machinery, etc can ilf-
ith be,t recommendations Adde'S y, ~;
"a erals office. Jsb4l1
CHoRTH AEp-ENPERIE AND CON.
- peient sIenosrspher will teach (.iE only
pupils one each e''nlns AZ Residence VI pupil;
Adde'S % - Herald once. Jantu
KA1ANrRD-A RESPECTABLE NAN WHO
w understands hotel business In all stations
wishes employment or In any other house al
hu mess where trust aud strict sobrlety Is re-
quired; can be heard of for few days, "A.
dres. /. II Herald oiiice, inni IL
yTruOD-ANY ONE WANING FIRE WOOD
w either dry or green, can get same by leave
Ing orders NJ Patlerson's Drug store Is
KNIGHT JAMS ~
,aIANrEp-AN EXPERIENCED BOOK.
w keeper wants a situation ~ such. cores
pondug clerk OF Office NAM / also good mAth
oma 90 an; a lvlug salary 10 commence with
woud satisfy, A / city references. ADDRESS
SURVEYOR, Herald Once lar3'2t
iVANTED-rwo GOOD BARRIERS, FIRST;
w class lob Permanent, Address or call
and see a. +, Tucker, johnson Street hinoola'
Wood county, Texas. Jan2lw
LGTANTEp--TO TRADE CORD WOOD FOX
w good work horse Apply TO George
Jonnlng' 1904 Ervay street. lat 2-lw
VEYANTED-A GERMAN GIRL OR WOMAN
w a. 3ll North HARDWOOD 81 dec2au
JATANTEu -- FIRS1 GLASS BLACKSMITH
w wanted; one who can do horst shoeing nd
general repairing. Address J Il RABB,
Abilene TeNa d-cz,. I'm
WANTED A COOK FOR HOTEL WORK;
W man ur woman. Address BOX o., torney
Kaufman cOui ty TexaP. dcclS-u
NEJANTED-TO SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w soccer s. on hand; you will nave no trouble
this winter to ret wood ~ you will send YOUR
teams to A. DYsTERBACH. dec6-Sm
IEyANTFD-YOU 10 STOP AT The NATION
w HOTEL; flrst-class accommodations NJ
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY. The build.
Ing Is brick, with three stairways IN case o. nre
Located IN the BUSINESS portion OF the city, only
one square from Htrcet.cGr line, and one square
from Texas d Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
Convoniontto passengers coming or going over
either road Office open all night uuosts ere
called for AL trains. r. CLEARY, Proprietor.
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ch,..mns an a stockade.

a.the guests we're rising from dinner
,snle which had been covered with the
good things Of the season, one o. mem ssiu
~ az, hostess: mo one could have ENJOY:
ed dinner more than have enjoyed
'" "Jobn will not agree with you" turning
toward her husband; me Insists that be
hslned 10 cook and eat dinner which tast.
- t.ttey thaA any I have ever prepared.
The guests Joined in requesting the hus,
hand n Tell the stsry OF that dinner, and
After they had moved to the sitting-room
ana we're comfortably seated John osss CAD,
On the last Thursday of November, 1904.
tbye~ Of us eat in shebang 10 the prison
seocr sds Al Florence, 3. o. Shsbsng was
the prison word for dwelling constructed
IA this way: An excavation sceut sever
fses IN length, elk feet In breadth ana Two
80 4, dSnth va M ade. The earth taken
ont vas banked rp perpendiculsrIy on
mn rpes or TnE nxcAvAfroH
inside; outside the suriaes Hss s''ps"'
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day. aud whom the reporter saw the dog
Two weeks had elapsed and the dog Was
however, are by no means Satisfactory. II
10 not certain that after the nSt dog VAS
bit the snake had the power 10 poison the
second dog, The snske struck the nrst
dog Ia the lugulnr vein aud the second IN
the side. Besides these considerations 10
the fact that the FIRST dog got the Antidols foi
two DAYS and the second got II only one
DAY philadelphia Telegraph
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04
S,RAYEn

s RAYEp ----
STRAY HoRsE-DARK BAY, MEDIUM
- size years old, rather thin order branded
c left Jaw; white spot In forehead and on left
hind foot Reward will be paid IL delivered 10
GEORGE y. AFFORD, corner Harwood and
San Jsciuto streets. Jan3lt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04
NorloEs

NOTICE H. Hereby GIVEN THAI iHt
~ general Hnuusl meeting oi the VI C .noldttg
OF the nRlas , Wichita Railroad Company ~ IN
be held NJ the general onlco OF She company Ia
iu the city of nallAs, Texas ON tie Third Tues
day In January. 4. u. 1851 II beiug the ION
day OF said month, 81 ~ o'clock noon There
will also hc held nj the iamc time and place a
meeting OF the Board of Directors OF sad Dallas
q Nluhita RhilfOad Company
J NJ MCCORMICK. heo'y u. 4 W. II II Co.
Dallas, December 10 1888 dee 1885,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04
EOR SALE.

NOR SALE - HOutEs FOR SALE II
L house, p 3 and rooms; good water; cnn be
bought for 'iO0and upwards: must be sold bv
REYNOLDS d HUliLBUT, i0l Main, corner
Pbyd as. det3O-lW
NOR SALE OR exchange FOR DALLAS
L real estate u hotel with 1000 worth o, fur.
niture and fixtures; desirable locality aud good
paving business INQUIRE of q II HUFFMAN
Il co No. 73l Elm street. dec3O-f
TNOR sALE-TRINl CY MILLS AND FARM,
r including about 500 acres OF land 100 In cul.
tivation: la ance timber aud pasture land: n
bargain u ~ be given Apply 10 J. q. KEN
DALI, 403 Main street, Dallas dec23-tf
nor SALE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
II property, Of Il bargain. Apply TO BOWskR
& LEMON, Dallas, Texas. sei9-u
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FOR RENT

TyoR RHNT-FuRsisHED ROOMS FOR
II ront wi h or without board. Inquire at A.
x Il Mittenthars. lsn4-tt
NOR RENT-COTTAGE ON LOMMEaCE 81.
r Convenient to business Apply 10 c. A.
Capwell at &, II Edwards music store, rs and
727 Main street jan2-lw
TOR RENT TWO NICE FURNISHED
L rooms, for gentlemen Gully; central location
Apply to T ELLINGTON. decSO-u
TOR RENT MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
L Court house, up-stsirs,S rooms newly finish
ed; cook room and dining room; sulnule for
housekeeping. Apply TO jim BARTON, 626 Elm
street. decll'lm
NOR RENT-ON JANUARY lST THE TWO
/ store rooms, Nos 7l5 and ~ Main street.
now occupied by Edwards music store Apply
TO City National bank. del-u
NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOF IN AN ELE.
Il giant ground ioor office. Apply to FRANK
WIFE AT 728 Main street. noviu
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q. tria liclsete. -; HAIR Tickets. 81 81
rfni-ia f5O; IS Tickets. tiOo.
4e,-H money ur bank drsft On lc''cr. o. sene
fv eruress Don't sena by iegiFieIfd ietier OF
pos'-ofc- ORDER until further u0aoe ORDER
20 .. nd upward b. expires can De seIil ~
oar expense. Address all orders 70 J. J. DOUG
LAS, Louisville. Ky. @. A. Webster, 7ol Kim
Street Dallas Texas.
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And
Yearly
THIS
the andn u
IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-23

eternamente vigilados por ell re-
mordimiento, esOs inconsiderados
seres, que asi Sc proponen cegar
"a fuente de todas las alegrfas. Hu
van; y dejennos, exentos de pa
stones, contemplar ell soberbio es-
oectaculo que Sc ofrece a nuestra
vista, grande y magnifico, como
es todo 10 que nos rodea en- esta
terra bendita, cuna de imperece-
deros recuerdos, dechado de en-
vidiables perfecciones, fundamen
to de halagiiefias esperanzas, tea
tro de pasadas grandezas y de
futuras glorias. Dejennos que,
como ell condor dc los Andes, re.
montemos tambien al cielo nues
ira mirada y que recorramos
la felicisima terra que pisamos;
que besemos y abracemos este
querido suelo, terra sagrada de
nuestros padres; que le besemos
V abracemos como ell hijo de Is
rael besaba y abrazaba la terra
de Promisi6n, como ell immortal
Genoves, al tomar possession de
elias, en- nombre de los reyes de
Castillo, abraz6 estas regiones de
America.
Y desde la inconmensurable
altura de tanta grandeza; desde
la elevada cumbre de tanta mara
villa, en- la fria calma del espiritu,
pero con el sentimiento natural
de la raz6n que anna y apetece 10
bueno, detesta y aborrece 10 ma
10, veremos y contemplaremos ell
horrible contraste de la peque1ez
de las pasiOnes que por impulse
de uuos pocos agitan y conmue-
ven al mundo americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-23
BOletin Mercantil.

de que puede haber sido el au-
tor del desastre, acaso por mise
ras venganzas. Este es ell rumor
que a nuestros oidos llega. Pc
ro como los tribunales entienden
en- ell asunto, no decimos nj CO.
mentamos mas en- este momento.
Unicamente expresaremos que
nos ratifcamos en- todo 10 que
sobre esa pavorosa repeticion y
continuidad de incendios hemos
estampado, animados del mejor
deseo, en- estas columns.
lQuien, con fGtiles argucias,
con necias alharacas, podra negar
nj poner en- tela de juicio la evi-
dencia suprema de que urgen me-
didas energicas, rapidas, severas,
para atajar esa borrasca persis-
tente y formidable?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-23
No cabra en- 81 de orgullo el
BoLETIN MERcANTIL.

La misma Propaganda nos
hace saber que don Martin Fer
nandez, Editor de aquel perio-
dico, ha sido notifcado de que
la Real Audiencia de la pro.
vincia confrm6 la sentencia de
primera Instancia que lie como
dena a la pena de cuatro me-
ses Y I'm dia de arresto mayor
con los accessories de suspension
de todo cargo pdblico y del dere-
cho del sufragio durante ell item
po de la condena y al pago de
todas las costas.
Y anade ell colega:
"Quiz& nuestros lectores hayan OIL
vidadc ell motive de esta causa que Sc
lie formara al editor de "La Propa-
ganda". Tratase de Ia famosa "Reper-
cusi6n" squella, cuando Ell nombra-
miento del Sr. Frontera para ell cargo
de Alcalde de esta Ciudad, repercusion
que Sc ha califcado, q juicio nuestro,
sir motive, de injuriosa q Ia Autoridad
del Sr. Gobernador General. "
Ell senior Fernandez ha entabla-
do recurso de Casaci6n.
Deseamos la absoluci6n al senior
Fernandez, Editor de La Propa-
ganda, del peri6dico que tan ca
ritatiOdmente trata al BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-23
MAS FUEGO.

A ESQ de las once de Ia nocne
del 19 distinguiase desde esta Ca
pital una gran llamarada en- Cata
no que pOr momentos iba aumen-
tando.
No era una simple fogata; era
I'M incendio que estaba consu-
miendo entire sus Ienguas de fue-
go dos casas de aquel barrio.
Hubo en- esta Ciudad quien
creyo percibir la campana de
aquella ermita que sonaba deSes-
peradamente y los pitos de los
guardias que pedian auxilio para
contrastar la conhagracion.
Este no Sc hizo esperar. Mott
cias tenemos de que poqufsimo
tard6 la dotaci6n del vapor de
guerra BIoScO de Garay en- arri-
bar al poblado de Catano con la
bomba de a bordo. Laudable &C.
tividad y esfuerzos que nos COM
placemos en- consignar en- este
sitio.
Embarcaronse tambi4n inme-
diatamente para Catafio los ac-
tiyos primero y segundo Jefe de
Orden Pdbllico, Sres. Martinez y
Andres, y no fueron pocos los
servicios que prestaron d aquel
vecindario cooperando a la extin-
cion del voraz elemento y dando
efcaces medidas para impedir
abusos y raterias CONSEQUENCES a
la confusion de CIRCUMSTANCES ia
les. Dfcennos que igualmente fue-
ron a Catafio Guardia Civil y
Voluntarios coadyuvando al be-
nefico fin que todos Sc proponian.
Lo cuaI es landable.
Pero todos los recyrsos Y ira
bajos, que fueron muchos y bue-
nos, no pudieron evitar que Sc
quemaran dos casas y que &c
hubiese de derribar otras dos pa
ra obstaculizar, como Sc ohsta.
eulizo, la mayor propagation del
fuego.
Seglin nuestros informes, sc
prendio por el Orden Pdblico a
dos sujetos: al uno por ladrdn y
al OtrO por vehemeutes indicios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-23
RESUELLOS.

I'm petroleum. de Arecibo Ia
emprende de guapo contra nues-
tro amigo D. Manuel Alcala del
Olmo.
No nos contraeremos a los mo-
tivos.
EI CIamor del Pals, que de todo
quiere sacar provechO, Sc contO'
nea de 10 Undo, y parece que in
tenta decir al Sr. Aicala del Oh
mo:
i Ali tienes! Este peri6dico
es del distrito que :e eligi6 Dipu-
tado a Cortes.
Nosotros apostamos desde lue-
90 doble contra sencillo que el
que la ha emprendido en- Arecibo
por medic de su desacertada pc
fiola, contra nuestro amigo Alcala
del Olmo, no llevo su nombre a
las urnas.
lQuien sabe 81 nj siquiera dis.
fruta derecno electoral!
De modo que ell Sr. Alcala de
Olmo podra decir ante lel exabrup-
to del tai PETROLEUM y la frui-
ci6n de EI ClamOr del Pals:
iPor ahi me las den todas!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-23

diendo a aquellas frases entusias-
as y carinosas, rehejaran la gra
titud mas sincera y la cordialldad
mas franca y decidida.
En- tai concepto, me permlto
proponer a ", como dignfsimo y
autorizado representante en- La
orensa periodical del partidc a
que me honro de pertenecer, que,
ii 10 estima oportuno, abra en- su
redacci6n las paginas de un album
donde Sc recojan las frmas de
cuantos hayan sentido latir sus
corazones q impulses del senti-
miento patrio al leer las frases de
justo encomio que a Espafia dedl-
ca La Raz6n de MontevideO.
Yo encabezaria este album de
Ia gratitatd pdtriG con las siguien-
tes 8 parecidas frases:
Los que vivimos en- esta her.
mosa terra espanola al amparo
/" del glorioso estandarte que sir
/" vi6 de ensena para descubrir y
" civilian el mundo americana;
I" los que a todo trance procura-
remos conservar para Espa1la
esta querida terra y este idola-
/" trado pabell6n, que, frmemente
" implantado aqui y en- Cuba, ha
!" de servir de lazo de union indi-
F" soluble, por el interes y por el
afecto y respeto mdtuos, entire
+" los hJos de una misma patria
agrupados en- diferentes naciona-
lidades; los que, a la entrada del
seno mejicano, guardamos estas
provincias, parte integrante de
I" Ia Espana europea, con ell mismo
religioSo respeto con que Sc con
serva eel escudo ncbiliario de Ia
casa solariega"; poseidos de in
" mensa gratitud por la justicia
que tributais q la noble Naci6n
" Espanola, cuyos sentlmientosin
6 terpretamos, os enviamos nues
g tro fraternal saludo."
"En la grande obra de amor y
"que felizmente sc inicia entire
"pueblos que tienen una misma
=" sangre gloriosa, y para contri-
=" BUR a que los lazos del inte-
"res reciproco la consoliden en-
a" bien del engrandecimiento de
"l la raza espano!a en- el nuevo
mundo, aqui nos encontrareis
siempre dispuestos 7 sirviendo
:" de eslab6n a tan mobiles aspi-
raciones."
CelebrarG que acoja V. con be-
nevolencia este pensamiento cuya
realization entiendo ha de encon-
trar eco en- esta terra hidalga del
patriotismo, y me complacera So
bremanera 2or haber sido su ini-
ciador.
Suyo siempre affmo. y S. S.
Q. B. S. NJ.
Manuel Alcala del 0lmo.
Pto. Rico, Mario l9 de 1884.