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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
NOTES FROM BRILLIANT.

Sp-'gE' CORE p'gf-I'.e " re '""'y H9l'"r.
BRILLIANT MlvI2.-Gep. McBiie. OF
Mjugo, O pllnter By ira lc, while here
on lat Tnlrslty n tho store of ". II.
R11.-rs Il Co. wa i.,cc.ai cmbazz.lirg
goods by Stanton Scott who hli been
secrerai in a closet to wJ'ch h'lI ~ he had
been susp ci0nei OF taxing gp)!s. He Wa
taken in chl.gs and brought before his
HDAor by Na-snN Sl-5!-r who found IN
ah.ske. which h clru.i iva coats and n
plir OF pw.s, for wh.,h ha agreed 10 pay,
which with h a fac amounted to sol 90,
on the pIym ,nt o, It. u. wi' released.
Ia, festival ., b' given by ths D.Sci2-
les congregation to-a!EAt S'turihyI It the
rink has bsal ching2i, AMI VIII be hell
at the school, Is tue arrangements for the
rink war, not satisfactory. The dona
ton for The festival was quite numerous,
and Ia, attendance will no doubt be quite
larse.
Tina mill which wac eynsclel 70 start
lac, ,v.sl, in All derartment4 is still idle.
With ,ba sam, old report in circulation.
,it il r,i7y n e,art NEXT week -
OI;t, . number of orr pleasure seekers
viii roI,r5, Ike odyag,au. Of the ,x-
cnr,;on f,.n,uht lS,urlay. on tbes,ramqr
Ahn-r O'N-ai aud attend a fair at S,eu.
hsrvi.Ia O,:o. piye3 by the Harmonic
S,cfe,v
Tha f,rrd,t:or FIR tbo new school ig
olmqsf c,mnIeted and the bri,}, work j..
eynar.ad 4, II, h.,,un next week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
THE DISS DEBAR.
Her Mother Begins Proceedings TO Put
Her in AZ Insane As! lum.

Her Mother Begins Proceedings TO Put
Her in AZ Insane As! Ium.
NEW YORK, My IA new danger
threatens Nine. DIS Debar, and even il
she escapes punishment on the present
charge size will be fortunate if she cscapes
Incarceration. The project is nothing ies7
than a move made by the family she re-
p1dia'ts 10 have her examined rs to sanity
and committed TO an insane asylum. Law
yer Jerome Buck has the matter in charge
Mr. Buck says ho shall wait and see il the
defense does not put in that plea. Hesays
the Solomons are estimable people ard
and much grieved at the notoriety gwen
them by their hayward sister. Following
il portion OF letter written 10 Mr. Buck
by Mrs.. Solomon, mother Of the "Prin-
cess
4 daughter of miLe, Anna Oieliea Solo
mon, is now before the courts of your city.
For years Anna has pursued a career that
indicates perverted and depraved mind.
She brought sorrow to my heart and shame
upon our name, but ! believe she ia labor
ing under a mcnomania. | therefore ask
you, dear sir, at the prOper time to repre-
sent my family in all p ocee ilngs necessary
to place her in an insane asylnm. or some
institution not penal, where she will he
properly Testraiued from committing
further depredations upon the public.
ELIZA SOLOMON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
wELLsnuRG MATTERS.

........ .......... ....-... ls SOL. t..g E.g.t.r.
yv.,,-....r. lr,y ra The W-rf-bu-r
-. - r.,i 7, --a..,.'l 7..tiD.. l,.T
a.. -, ami a,ri.faf IN brl5 nm
w ,''... ., ,,I NJ f,.sri.,r sg.n.
.,' rrr. AND The r,gr,b.r r,rlertin.,
zoe ,.' 49,, .g. r,,., money ia to r..-
anu ', '''.,I LII Tr.-a Will MIA, h. q
''..' -. t.,.,'. ...,sS- n. T.. mon
pre- "..', w.. ..,.,.,,.,I Inf Ii.r,.r,,,,s
S... nc . ,.I w., TO-
A,..'N .'u.. " -, ,5,, ,...r. sr,r, AL
""',. We, sy.r.,I,,t,ae,, ,,-,,s,.
.... - f., sf.....,.i M, tra
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

refreshing TO hear the natural gas compa-
nv make some attempt to explain its
course toward our people?
Il is likely that the proposed develop
,,,snt scheme for natural gas is dead. The
nail works killed the move. Too many OF
the big stockholders in the natural gas
company arc stockholders in the nail
works.
The Second ward reel "a : present kept
NJ Wla,on's livery stable.
Mrs. s. Thornherry leaves this week for
TIriIay TO visit Mrs. VIM Cunningham.
Albert Marshall Of Friday, is in the
CITY seeing Old friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
Answers.
Answers will Nc published in two weeks.
PORTLAND GOSSIP.

Spc,tq' C,-rcgon1s7cr Qrtt, Sutrg Rsgtacr.
PORTLAND O., May I2.-Kelly's Coal
Works resumed operation last Tuesday,
the miners accepting a reduction Of five
cents PER ton. YorkviIle miners accepted
the same reduction and resumed work
"Wednesday. The stOppage vas caused by
the Railway Company increasing ths
freight rates
Julga Cochran of Martins Ferry, and
l.. W. Sutherland, of Cijl. o, were 10
the city to-day, in the interest of the
Wheeling x Lake Erie RIIlrOad Mr..
King and his corps OF surveyors have been
doing some work on Snort Creek for the
same Company.
Mr. j l.. Gillespie, OF Martins Ferry
was here to-day, looking after the interests
of his Company.
Mss Mary Strirger, Of Cldiz, is visiting
her C1uuns, Misses Minnie and Anna
Stringer
MI. Campbell Collins and son Cecil, Of
Toronto, o, spent Thursday at Warrenton
with his mother.
w. {. Moore received word yesterday to
20 TO PIttsburg to he ready to take out his
boat, a. the prospects were good for rise
Hallock Bros ei R1O,s;own, O., are do
ing a considerable amount o: stone work
for the c u ?. railroad 4; this place
Hon J. 4 Kithcart aud wife, of Steu-
benvi'le, passed tn: ouph here today on
their way home from Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
where they were visiting Mr. Kithcart's
father.
There has been some seining done in the
creek this week. Better look a little ont
boys.
Mr Frank Nennig, of your city, return
ed home today after several days visit
with relatives here.
Mr.. Will Hoge, of Steubenville, will
spend Sunday with his parents near Mt.
Pleasant O.
Dr. J. NJ Kelly was doing business in
your city yesterday.
Miss Rachael Walker, Miss Fannie
O'Neil, OF S'eubenville, O., Rev. Myers
and daughter, OF West Liberty, w Va,
Mr.. and Mrs Giesey, Of Wheeling, Mrs
Wagner and Mrs. Cow, of Wet Wheeling
and Mr.. John Moore, of Smithield, Ohio,
attended the funeral Of Miss Ellen Hodg
ems
Mrs George English, Of Connotton, O.,
is visiting Mrs. James Hawthorn, on
Warren Ridge
The result of the Republican primary
election in this Warren township is as
follows. J. D. Taylor, G3; T. B. Coulter,
% Delegates, d. C. Peck and oseph
Robinson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
Another Parnellite Goes to Prison.

DUBLIN, Nay 1.-THE trial Of Mr..
John Dillon, charged under the Crimes act
with melting tenants not 10 pay rent,
which wns begun CT Wednesday at Tulley
valiin, was concluded to-day. Mr.. Dillon
was convicted and sentenced to six moHths
imprisonment without hard labor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD
SPRINGS.
in Eminent Physician Read, a l.re. ,
Great Interest Il, fore the Iutrr.,.,.....
NsdicaI Congress.

NJ diCal COaCr"sS.
Attn, Ninth International ".r....
Ir J.. \. Io,O.us. Of iIn '-.-.r ... ...
yluiH, read PAPER at.tI e 60. .
CHsl~ treated "tIn Carlsbad Wat.
desrl Carlsbad Srru.'. -a.ia.- s.....
patton, hyp nsugl .la. t.aI-. OF r..
kidneys, Iauud'0e, g4Hpr. Is. g......
irsiI ya.EU.a. heart a.. a,n t-...-..
hal Inflammation Df o.. ..ul ... ....
stomach 90. -. ug. ta..r., ..r.
govt. y yuG'.t Sal ,' ..H ....r- -...
ISCuty-siN wee entirely tsr.... r....
proved, and one not treated long %. ,....
age tire Of Treatment 'u.- week.
these cases no particular Diet was .-.....
The doctor claims. III conclusion a.. ... 49,
that the Carlsbad Mineral VA. r..-,.....
the city of Carlsbad. being 9 Raj.
Is much - be preferred where ,a.
waite T. no objection, Tar'I g.ar.. d.
the Stom -Ch Whenever the "...r.. ....
caurot ua taken .4s when aVaE ..r
Powder CarlSb q ~prs..l self .E,..... ..
will answer He states thar rh.-" 49,.
Water rGi POwd r &TI.D 'a- is r..
w u. independently Cd, amy aH
mtnt. such - diet HnC exercise nN.r......
hot or cod. claiming c,yu so .tya..... ..
I taken cold, ~ !, acts w0rp decided. ...
tive. u.d that d. has given ..
preference, only using 'ar Water ....
I TO pu-gat.vr action = desired .-r.f.- ..
wafer employed Ha. ,wU '.w.,r.., .
/ brCakia>, and one or two dHrrg t.. H.e
GO," u. salt Is % 'rasp0D-'.. '--er .r..
dlsS'.ytG lu WAGER Nan.g,rra ,....r...
/ j, desired the Powder ~.-m6y SAP .... ..
used % connection with 'a-Hf.r ....
I NE article is bottled uuf,r 81. -.-......
/ the sity %: csri>I AL and ha, ,..,... o. ..
and the sign lGrr 81 E.su.r N I..........
/ solo agents for the ni'et sl.t., ,....r.
| every bottle All others az H,-.. ., .
I toms z be- genuine j. never sH.. D.. ..
| Bottle oi the genuine imported e.. ... -..
! P,wd,rwiI Nrra.',t. Iu,isg, ...
! rcIut If ore Dollar. and DR. I...... ..... no.
/ table 81 rt,"s llai'r! 'n a.y a.
/ cation tu tu, agents o., 'ar ,t..... ...
| E,-ucr Il N.uLy!'ou Company. ... .as -.
New York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
gr,-FrrroUsAND DoLLNESA DAY

. FIVE THOUSAND DolHN''N' n IN
There is no couple;sr exposition OF the
r.s.- uraurd,a.,u,s7 aui aAsurdity ID. the
rrvo free trade aglins. the Mills tara
reform bin th.a that male by lion. W. j..
.S..rr of PENNSYLVANIA 10 reference to tine
..7r.e item OF steel beams Me- Scorr
-b,us that the total cost of ton of s.ruc-
.a-,r steel proIucei ~ the Eisac Ibomu
s,a ~-scf Works during l-~7 was about
So u. bat ,oa OF steel beams cannot he
a.r... ta Gar fer less thaa . 3 c.uts pea
pound OF Sa5 pes ton
SIC is sr.- known, sir, ~ continues Ar.
-.ar.. ".r.- the steel beam iniusry OF;
this country to-day is in q trust; aud /
have rrrtusr SHOWN that the average prize
.r these steel beams imported into t4s
country durin. the year i->7, upon which
dpt:,s were levied, WAS Il cents Per
pound. or s2} So per ton, ami the duty up
~, rrara under the existing tariff Is D.
cents n.r p)gaI. or 50 So per to2 the
dr'v eNn--.i9' .A' 'A."e '' '"7 '''.
rrr.s per ton. The ou'Pu. OF thsss
steel 1s.ms a. The Elgsr Thompson Steel
w.rks dt-ir. the y,arl~-7aye-a-ad about
I1D tons per day, or $1,000 tons per an
u1m. guG the difference between the cost Of
...,'...... s.. ,,.- t,r anil sfs mr.
p.''.,' .''' -. .,,~.
t.2 the se'."H P''sS' ''''' 60
ON o; S5} per ton, or SJ0''0o0 ps2Al
ON this one p-,Iuc, alone. and ask this
rr......, .........-.. ...1.,b... mp mot the
''.- ''''' .... .......t
Committee oa " -5@ '''I ''.'.A' '1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

Et~r IsruDnl. Nav IA well
k-owa and respected young man OF this
es,v. named Oscar Hill, was terribly mau-
-l.i by the o'c.orl t~;lu this morning.
he wasa son OF Nr. Robert Hal, a wei.
to DO man residing on Fifth street, and
,rUI as oaEy recognized by him nc kline
harris undertaking gaows, where he was
LLhnu M-..- ~ N.-LMEn.-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
No. SoS.-Tran.nn,ltInn.

4 heather ,h.ucu wI, walking the street,
4 nnyy of -.I.- De tU.r ruUucrd lD meet,
la front OF saloon. all trim aud neat
A. once they h.,ir-e3 him. urging treat.
Iln Jed them all Iu. and seated the crowd,
"l,, rr,rn.f ~. gr'," he called ont aloud
Both shocked and 'llrucct. 20, boy the agents
That stride the earth most aCyt,
The girl, there vowed ,hul uu.tr again
TI.yIa,h Chimes. % lTga.. c. \ w.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

da".ed IN three rooms, divided mo WORK
/ sl'n-' t''.'''E ''''" '.'''
room. wly-s 'os w"fS by 'Ae &.'.'s is U.S.
prave7. TIE article IL the i.asar gives
. .r..- sata.-s,f fin, was IN which the de-
-....... -. .,,.5-o.... Ever R.r n,4
'... ''..'..' .-5...,. -..r.
his ""1 apron AMI rs fs''.''" WIG q ''''-
aad th~sc planes. The other tools are used
. in common. and tie boy are a.!a rssro0-
Observation-Disclosures .r...,.r-L. rf fs.
''' ~. ..' l,.'.... .,.,r..-s
..'. y -'' 0'..7'..' w. '''
the 'rs- nine OF T1'cn ave ''s F'P"7 "
tys.e-a.tc ariil IN 'ns u'- "' TOOLS '.'''- IL"
iae elementary 'i'''.'o- F'''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

The Exposition Uuiversellc &C Tar; Gull.
uaire awarded the hiEhes, honors to Argos
tura Bittcrs IS the ro,t cG.cs"ious st.muisnI
to excite the appetite. ASK FOR the genuine ar.
ticle, manufactured by Dr. ]. q. B. sLegerE .
Sons, and beware Of limitations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
NJ. S93.-Declpitations.

Entire. I'm boon denied to none;
HegcaIcd, my course can yet be- run;
Bchcadcd again, still count one.
II.
Entire, climb TIL tho lOwlunds are passed.
grgrlIoi, the hounds still follow me last
BrhvaIcd again, am spent a, last
i LEHER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

Con gus,o hemos sabido ell
Acuerdo tornado en Arroyo, de
aue no 90 escriba mas eo los pc
rio iieos con rsspee,o 4 10 del bal
le en- el Ceniro Ammonia" 7
oor naessrA par,e accedemos, gus
.osamente, 4 10 pesiei6n que aIgu.
ans amigos nac.tros dc aquei
pueblo noa han heeho, de que no
pub ilaemos ii ,nssrtemos naia
ca naessras columaas sobfe Ell
particular, ' eoa 10 eual lusutieA.
no., igaalmeate. naestro deseo
dc propredsr al maascn'mienso de
ia armosla Y dc las oaenas rels-
eioass que en los pasb os deben
r1lsalr, sosFv ,oao enrc IS Aaii
tr IaAcs ' .a. admini.grado., qais
aeA. repesimoa, GO asoSn eonslde-
r.Ese oGsadi4os pos Iaa Media
I.eaA4a por age a sa aso de sas
aRseaeaoasa , asssro do los'pge-
sepsos lsg.les. maIins eaAado,
sexaa sssanas eaen laEosmAdos,
CO q eAss c0aesvso 60 ha hahado
as passs De a ausortda4 propda
10 alxsso De ofseasE ai lAs,inAr
. aaa .s~se.aaa eafa 1 lsasEa1a, /,
sosso q Arsayasa. Y DC IA eaal.
pSs sssxvxA - vsasa o. 80 saessro
aaAxs q ssa y Rsa passs late
gvaasz>
ss~Ass F>sa. sssmisaAA POT
/, - saa a gesssessssaa satgiaa, 4
= 80 s@sasss Assvs Sss. sasaess
. 3u4s se44s - ssesass ' las
aesv~ tastssss AssAas &c 10 pFsssa.
- sAassxaxas hss rstssaFsss at
= sasas. SIS sc "a aass Sc 10
laa. aaaaaa As Ass F&saes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
DISTaIBUGION De SOCoaROS.

Ls de los 5000 pesos, que re-
,niuo s. E., para los innndados
de Pouce, de cuva suma fu6 por-
,ador ell seficr Teniente Coronel
Comsndante de Ejercito y J1fe
le Orden Pdblico, nuestro distin :
guido amigo don Nireto Mayo
raj, Sc hizo tan perfectsuen:e y
CON tan escrupulosa justicia, que
bien merece el aeto una honrosa
menci6n con ell parabien consi
guiente d los senores que compo
nian Ia Jnnta desiguado, al -fscto,
bajo la presidencia del Alcalde.
Fue ell primer acto de esta Jun
ia, tan pronto como Sc reunio en-
-esi6n, consignar un expressive
voto de graaias al Excmo S.. Go
oernador General, por sus carita.
tivos sentimiensos y oportuno so.
zorro. Luego, Sc acord6 pedir
informes detallados 4 los CO misa.
rios de cads barrie sobre los da-
nos causados por Ia inundaci6n y
scerca de las personals que en- ella
habiesen recibido perjuicio., di-
vidiendose estas en- tres catego
rias, para que asi el reparto re.
sultase mas equitativo: l. Ia de-
persouas que hnbiesen perdido
miembros de su f4milis; 2. Ia de
aque!las que periieron sus casas
Y 3! Ia de las que perdieron en-
seres. maebles ' otros efectos.
Sc asignaron 4 eada uno de To-
de Ia L. eategoria "a pesos so
eentAvos; 4 los de Ia z. IA pesos
y los de Ia s., que eran en- nj. /.
nero de $50 indlvldaos, 4 pesos,
componiendo el monsante de los
soeorros rep%rsidos, en- aquellas
proporclones Ia suma exaeta DE-
los . 1000 pesos, segda eonssa por
Las relAeiones nominAles que obrAn
co el e1pedlense respective.
Dispusssa al 10 disxlba i6a
por el daieo medic possible de ad
Qalrir los dA.os necesarios para
pl Immediate soeorro, &c aeords
'amesea hAees persoaalmsnse 10
resrvga dc lac cAnadAdss 10.
rrgAeionados. Es:a 80 vrsihcA
aslsea ~>vags ca q Acadia, slsa
10 llanAdos los iadt,ilaos pss
80. somhse~ ' aselAAos.
Ha gus5aAo, PEGS, campli4a Il
sosassAd ae y b. aasl.fexAa IL
asaaad 90 so4a FpgA 10 ia sleia
Aassrtsagi.a D. slo 90. IL .et-
sAsn ss.lAa IN asrsssas pAraass
ssa .. J-seasfsa. "a C.snlsloaa
Do ala iaasA-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

del costo de las remesas, y los
de reacufiacicn de la moneda
circulante en- las fAbricas nacio
nales. No dabera haber otros
gastos, y de aque!los h.b~a que
reba]ar, dada la ley DE- la pla
"a mt jicana, superior q la de Ia
plata espafiola. seglin se ha com
probado oficialmente. Y, en- cuau
10 al orc, sabemos va que ell Go.
"ierno ha preguntado 81 estarfan
iispuestos nUestros centros q re
ribirIo al 6 por ciento. siendo
a contestacion affirmative, con
Las debidas preparedness.
Lo que no concebimos es como
continta aun ell statu quo. des
pues de tantas y tantas gestiones
como Sc han practicable, sin que
cast sc haya adelantado uu paso en-
el proyecto. Quizas Sc presenter
otros obstaculos que nosotros no
alcanzamos a comprender, 8 qui-
zas tambi6n sean causa de clio las
gestiones que en- contrario ha he
cho aqui la minoria. Es este su'
puesto, no hay que averiguar la
responsabilidad de quienes estan
logrando prolongar una situaci6n
por demas an6mala & insostenible,
con graves perjuicios para el pals
y su riqueza, cuando ell capje, da'
da la concession del Banco y otras
circunstancias, Sc impone podero'
samente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

ran depositsr en- las urnas los cubanos
ciudadanos de la repdblics anglo -sajo-
na.
Lo que negamos rotundamente es
qua ls Directive nacional del partido
democratico" hays firmsdo Ia Cir
oar 4 los cubsuos", 4 que se refiere
-l"W rid; y 10 negsmos porque Ia
lirect,va nacional dc ese partido, 10
toismo que del rspublicsno, tienen sn.
ficiente inteligencia y conocimiento de
sus dsberes para no solicitar unss do
censs de votos invocsndo lima ginarios
" servicios del psrtido democrAtico 4
los insurrectos de Cuba y condenando
"lS criminal indiferencia de los re-
publicsnor, que hall4ndose en- ell poder
permitieron 10 ejecuci6n de los prisio-
neros del " Virginlus, etc. etc. Con
este y con decir que 81 ell partido de-
mocr&tico hubiera tenido 4 50 cargo el
gobierno en- aqueils tpocs, hubiera sido
muy distinto Ell desenlsce de la revo-
iucl6n de Cuba, termina 81 extrscto que
do ell i" World de 10 circular.
B,sts 10 dicho para comprender que
ase pApeluch, dimanarA de algun
d" sindicsto mas 8 menos cayo- hue
sino, 8 de una de esas organizaciones
de politicos de barrio que por aqoi
pululsn y cuya cuslidsd distiutiva eG
Ia falta absolute de tscto 8 inteligen.
cia que demuestran en- todos sus &C.
tos. Pero suponer que la Directive
nacional democratica desconozca sus
deberss y 10 que debe q 81 partido y
IA confianza en- ella depositads, hasta
ell punto de offender gravsmente d uns
usci6n amiga de los E tados- Unidos y
eusalzar & los que han combatido a san.
gre = fuego contra ella, es error en-
que no debi6 incurrir Ell" World" y es
una ofeusa al busn sensido de caantos
componen aquella junts.
Auuque este pals SO distingue pol
ell cAlibre de las herejiAs po'iticss gus
Sc dicen en- Ia prensa, en- ell Congress-
y en- las reuniones ptblicss, tsmb
es cierto que los hombres que gobier'
nan son completamente sjenos D ess'
observation-disclosures, y que asi Sc haller
en- Ell poder los republicanos 8 los de-
mocratas, ell gobierno Sc distingus pol
50 moderation, J Sc guarda muy bier
de provocsr arbitrariamente 4 esta
Aquella naci6n extrsnjera.
En- cambio, cuslquier comisi6u d.
tres Al cusrto puede lmprimir circula
res y mendigar votos, prometiendo
os cubanos IN nuevo Virginius,
los irlsndeses autouomia y patstas Ell
abundsncis, y 4 los feanceses la Asaci
y 10 Lorena, aunque rabie Bismarck
Con promoter NADIA Sc pierde, y q
cae algun voto, ESQ van gsnan1o lo
POGO escrupulosos propagAndistas, se
cusI faere el partido 4 que pertenez
can"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
Ell. PRESIDENTS
DE SANTO DOMINGO

"Otro Dominicano" vuelve q
atacar, desde las columns de un
peri6dico autonomista ie Maya.
guez, al General Henreaux, y dice
que ell BoLETM Sc ha expresado
respecto de 81 de una manera IA
vorable, interesadamente, porque
supone que asi sirve mejor d su
patria. Pues este seria en- todo
case un noble inter6s constituti.
vo del mayor de los deberes. Y
dice que nos eguivocamos de me
dio q medic, por la raz6n de que
Heureaux dista mucho de Gel
adicto q Espafa, en- prueba de lo
cual cita unas palabras de un dis
curso suyo en- 1885. Como Ca
recemos de datos, no negaremof
esas frases; pero nosotros tam
bieu hemos citado he hos que
com ,ru ban nuestra tests, d sa'
her, . de que ell actual Presidtnts
es uno de los mas adictos a E'pa
na, entire los que hs aabido en- Ia
Repdbiica DJminic ma.
Nosotros, a la verdad, 10 one
deseamos es que Sc guarde al Pre-
sideute & instituclones de aque
Estado el mismo respeto que de-
seamos para las del nuestro. Y
este no Sc opone ell que aplau'
diesemos el protectorado que di
CO ell "Otro Dominicano" SO so
.icitaba de E.psf,s en- los tiempos
de Css&reo; lejos de ESQ, tsl ten
dencia 90 armon "a perfectamente
CON aquot AeSpetU J mas con ia
attraction y carino que deben sen
tir dos pueblos hermanos.
EI BoLET1N MERcANT1L con es
ia conducta cree defender los in
tereses de Ia repdblica mejor que
al "O:ro Dominicsno," que nos
replica desde El Resumen.
Llegar& & subir ctro Presiden.
te, y el BoLEr1N, q menos que e
decoro nacional propio Sc 10 inn
pids, no variara sus procedimien'
tos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
iINCORREGIBLES!

AL iracundo colega autonomis
ta de Humacao FL Crit0io-de
los que ie escriben--!e ha, dado
ahora la mania de 'exhumar his
teS recuerdos, de conmemorar con
huecas frases y rimbombAnte 10
cucion sucesos que acAecieron en-
esta isla hace un afio, y sobre los
cuales nosotros, Amantes de Ia
ammonia socisI, hemos "a ttndido
hasta cierto punto Ell ve!o de un
prudente olvido.
Ya supondr& ell leetor ace
acontecimientos son los que con.
memora 81 Criterio, en- ell pri.
mer Aniversario de los mismos
ya supondra ell leetor que clase
de tristeS recuerdoS son lo% Que
exhumA 81 Criterio, al cAbo ae
un no, nada menos, de reconceu
tradA cavllAci6n.
POGO envidiAble ,area Ia de 81
Criterio, pero digna, sio embsrge
del ptrl6 ilco qns no haee mu, b
urerendio arr, jar sohre Ia inma
,uiada far sobre 10 inmae "a dA
h'storia oel b, Ut n erito pattide
unconditional FL lodo del uluair
il hlel del odio y del rencor una
desatsntados.
Pero precisamen,e 3or eso e.
Que 81 Criterio eonmrmora en-
e-tos instan,es successes que dehie
n haber "a lAnEado de ~ me
mora; por ESQ 90 Que Il! c,its
rio evoeA en- 10 Actuaiidad hssses
reeuerdes que esiArian mtior CO
10 silenciosa mansion del divide.
81, por ESQ. porqas sl eve
car eiertos reeasrdos, pop Q rl
conmtmoTnr eisrsos aeosss~i
mientos puede ah0ndAF nas v
U1as Ia simA dc divisloHss '
diseordiAs EeeiAles gue ii sa,o,
nomismo y Gus mas is;o.sraa.
ies 6rgaDOs y ssidss dsbs il vso.
vtnciA que Anses era meds'o De
reposo moral y 80 unlon co las
volur'Adss; por eco. declines. g.
cue M Crtfrto sr "a sanA psla
- dA tAnio tmpsha CO Goa ansna.
rAr J evoear sIirmpuElssamsass
10 cue. como hsmoa inaAsA4o
mas AFriha, dsbista .ss por aus.
uos irrseonetllAblts ad.s rsassoa
olvidado tn ahsoluio.
Drsde latgc q0s ii lAs s1kstna
! icnFa y iercFaAtustcs dc A. ~
terts padisssa mtIeTas ii salaao
Do loo aninos &c ssss Pals, sss 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

Aeerea dc 40 seeuestro, escri.
be 10 sisui%nls 81 C0rrse de Ma.
saaEAs del % ie Agosso,
aAyes, 4 iAs sels y media de ID
sArSir, foS secuesfrado en- el hatey
del tageaio Saa Jssf De 1ol6n cd
Talssats. sltnAio 4 mny poca dis.
tAaSia do Alfonso XII, el seiior don
sllvcsirc Garcia Bango, gerente dc
Il . sel~dAd eoncruial dc esta plaza
Garcia Bango y C, dneho del an.
siguo J ooaocldo Almac6n de tcji.
dos 81 Pace Real y de los ingenios
Fsiswaa. ea G1Amacaro, y el nom.
bsAao falssats. cn Alfonso XII, y
Psvsadcnte hoaoFario de 10 So
eAeasd de Bcaeaoencia Asturiana
DC MasAnsAA
srNaa de pdelico - dice, los se-
ssessFAdesea, qae esan doA llega.
scs q, eAsey de- lnErnio rcieride, y
lanAanao al scAog Garcia Bar 20, Ie
eseseroa EsoatAE 4 cAhAllo, llevAn.
daarsgA
ksas asswvsao secneesro ha eau
aAasa gsoEandA sens4cion. no s6lo
poe 10 eoaeeseio que 60 a secnes.
uAao, asso tAmha4a pos 10 osadia
y q saiEvo ndnsro de los scenes.
irsaosss &c eomesisrcn % erimi'