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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
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todos los lelementos necesariOs " proyista ii.
materialeso de primera clase, Sc hacen encna.
dernaciones en- holandesa, carton6 pasfa p.
pahola, piel de levante con relieves, todo per.
fecto precios reducidos. s.. .'sg s.:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-22
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MerTeSCente, e,CaPIninatiFa
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D.. GONZALEZ

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3 En- 81 tfatamiento de- las enfer-
medades del tubo digestive ocupa
q la Masnesia un lugar prefsrente y
como 81 Sc administra sola es Pc!
sada y de sabor ingrato, sella asocia
8 4 otros cuerpos que Ia hacen facil- /,
81 msnte soluble y de buen gustc.
e Las sustancias que componen IL
Magnesia del Dr.. Gonzalez son
Z, todas de superior clase y hall&n-
dose en- polvo Emo Sc disuslven'
8 pronto en- eli est6mago. La Magne-
sia del Or. Lvnsales, produce Loo
msjofes efectos en- las siguientes
enfermedsdes Acedias producidas
q por el excero de Acidos en- lel sst6-
mago, Flatulencias, Dispspsias,
u Dolores do cabesa dependencies
Il de trastormos gastricos, vahidos,
lndiyestiones !, Q Estrsnimientos
Il Nal do piedra, vdmitos de las
embarazadas, el Marea en- las ma
Il vegaciones &.&, 4
La Masnssia del Dr.. raonxalsz
Il ss tan buena como Ia mejor de las
que se eonocen J
! MAS BARATA,QuE fonAss |,
ss pregara = eends, o. q RAJ .fsi
J 4ctica de SAN JOSE
eAlisas Agutar, N.,f0e, BabAba.
De venta en- la Farms.
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Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-05

The i-fense was opened by Mr. RBppei ;
said they would show that the tracks could
no, be produced By the boois shown in
cmr; will show that the testimony Of
tie two ysneers IS not reliable; VIII show
sta,enenls made IN regard TO the coat and
bai will shoW that the hat was doctored for
the trial; viii show that the poeket-book
submitted Is not the one that was taken
f-o.n Nicely's will place the two def-n-
dlul- on the stand VIII prove an al'5L
rHg mrrLR Mas on THE Sand
joseph Nicely--Live in Nsonier town
ssip. WestmorelAndc county, about three and
one half mile from Egonier; am man Of
f.mily; have seven eiilirsn nv vile
i, living am thirty nine years Old. was iig-
iag at home last FebFnIry live about one
half miles from my hther and abJat one
quarter ofa mile from my brother Dave ;
farm some aud labor on the 27th Of FrbIr-
ary was at home about noon; between J.
aud O'Clock there was a Lad Of ccai
brought there By Giibsst R,ss lie
works for Mr.. Knox be was there about an
hour. went over 70 tie road 10 Close the
bars after hia when he left, ihsn went
back to the house stayed there an hour
and then went down 10 Aaron NarSs went
to see him about painting his house ihai
was between and O'Clock, wsstheFe about
an hour and then went back home; passed
John Koon,z's house on the way back goI
home aboat . O'Clock my family were 81
at home went out and isd the cattle
supper was not quite ready and / said
would go over to see my fl,her 81 20 my
fathers hoas, about half-p SIX o'clock
met Dan Geeting on the way near the Dun
kard Church; be had duner bucket and Z
cant hook ia his bands; talked With hin
four or fse minutes and then wen; on te
my father. supper was Just ready when
got there and they asked me tu take some
sat down az the table and took supper VIII
them my faiher, mother and two sisters
were at the table, left there for home about
O'Clock passed Dawes house and saw hin
setting at the w.n.i5w did not have auy
conysIsation with him; when ! got hons
my son Lorcnel had left the house hecam,
after wAs ia about half an hDIr: / told
l,sm to put the light out before ie wen; Il
bed; on Thursday morning wen. down e
John Barron blacksmith ahop; Dan Geet
ing was there getting MS cant hook fixed
james Jones was lhcfe aud believe JJha
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-05
HE ls Coaa0E0RaTED ~ THIS STATENKSF
81 THoMss AID MEvOHEE.

Court convened al 30 O'clock Tuesday
morning. Some matters of minor I'M
i.,rtance were disposed of. after which
the examination Of witnesses in the
murder case was resumed Only two
witnesses we're called On the rart Of the
prosecution when Mr.. kooser announced
that their testimony in chief was all IN
and for the present the Commonwealth
would rest
Mr. Ruppcl went to the jury for the
defense. His opening was highly COM
plineuteI by all who heard it. II what
he stated in his opening, in clear, calm
and dispassioHate manner, can beproyen,
the jury aill have no trouble in arriving
at a verdict. The case is IN intensely IN
t.resting one, and the ssylalim report Of
the evidence submitted, pubiishei each
,iay in the DAIlY iiERALn, Is read with
the greatest cageruess by its thousands
Of patrons. Following IS fall report oi
Yesterdays proceedings
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-05

Noah Serena Vas At KimmeFs on the
27-h Of February Dave Nicely was there ?
ss.d be could MT help him on Tuesday
could ~; be bacs f1r few days
Mrs. Watson Menoher-Am 2 SISTER Of The
S.esly boys remember the day Of the ar
70; my husband gave me Poeketbook
that week sometime laid i on ;he table
did rot zee IL taken away was there when
tie Officers got the same Poeketbook that
hal been given TO ne ~ NJ. Nenoher-
The pockesboos was then given 70 'he
C,lau
fine Commonwealth then rested their case
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-05
TIE DEFENSE Is An "HALIEI."

Dave NICELY II THE Box-HIs $40
~ or THE PATCHED OTEac0AT.
SAYS THE PocEETBo0G HE
GAVE THoHAs Was HIS OwS-
AND THAT IT Is Nor THE PocEET-
Book N CcUgT.
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-05

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supper know i was wednesday nisa-
from the fact that the boys were arres-ei
on the Monday following and that there
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Church
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meeting aci none Of the family attend
cd.
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Nieely's; saw Joe Nicely on TIE 23ih of
February be was IN my sa1p in t'le
Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 18??-????, 1889-06-05


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coa-s o1t - -9-.e r- -
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On 5ae John Esurl t..I aa Do a-
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81 Hotel e L,s'aier sri remained 'e
oFef n,sai - - lA= F1.-- a
nigai' vas u g l-]l-"F DIP
min1-es Or more -F-ln--s '--l--s,a hs
orercoa'l the Paieiles Eef@ place. %
ths ITuT7l-y evening -1t The Fs=s ef
fore vas arrested Ii was Hl-a=i a9s
oarains brush 3 c-f-zlr fire IN -as I'D
s1s and e1rne'i q hole clear through lg'
vie PM the Faiel Oh i-1--ilg sy i'e.
inz h,si ile oserc1-t on t-7 t4g ! q its
arrested / witness vas shown .-s O.. 9
ai.=s- they -aoE i-se the ales ila- le.. Ier'
ei - mes caa not say p.-.lse-y ~
they ave ihe sane J .as- seen "a
oVrrli-s I'i-- iiSe them Pie E Is
tienlta-'i iAe boss All E-5 then ~
che eiYi' Il BOOKS IKE i-e 1-- tl--I a'q'
o1i ihreF aF-G z1o1t year a1I ~
ai,Hess vas shown a rai l-1ise7-- e
saii be had never Owned one ls- et
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
rssx MUST GET oUr.

Secretary ssb1s Sstt1ss c4ttissaea L.
e4tsd - ths Ckxrokss strlP Tast fhes
n 9st vac4ts Thslr Lads
WAsHISGros, Oct. S9.-Secretsry No
BE Las 4rltten leng letter e General
Fzirehila. chairman II ths Chsnokos
Commission, IL which hs virtually serves
notice uDon 1hs ezttlenen wbo have
LEASED from the Indians lands within
what 5 known IS the Cherokee outlet
that they must vacsts tie lands With
their property 0n or before June =, $40
TIE Secretary declares thai the cattle
men are simply bidding against ths
Government. aud shows that the accept
anoe Of the terms offered by the oommls-
sion would DC mach more advantageous
70 the Indians than the leases offered oy
tie Cherokee company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
A Day IN ST. louls.

Ths faH-AneFleAn Delegates sample the
aiesEit~iits 81 ths Citizens - sls M.s-
sssrl AssFoRsl.s-
81 LOWS Get So -Governof FraEcis
and ) looal comulttce clroc I'D the
movements ef the international 1elegs-
UoD l0oS1sy General Henderson. who
left the expedition 81 Albany, ielned
Tie party here The st@g in the
morning WAS Maae iu carriages.
The delegation nrst visited the
levee where the guests FROM tae
south were much Interested.
Tie aelegates theR CROSSED the tiE
brl1ge. retarnea visited srsersi mant-
fsctarlng estatisAmeuts and the -
Mary Institute Tor yo4ng glfls. Al TIE
last named place signgs Ltlaya. from
Honduras made Als frat address upon
the trip lhe girls eXocuted the.f aril
Tactics. which uact p.essos TIE southern
delegates The visitors were s4pse-
oueuny iunehea at Ae house of the
81 Louis Jorkey club after which TIE
drive Vas resumed. After leaving the
club house the party WAS orlsen 90 tie
Annhauser bascA bfewors. Here they
we've mel by Mr bas.h ana wei
oomed by s4late Tie brew
cry Was inspected tie product
tested and several short speeches
were made The eKcarsionists returned
80 their hotel at o'clock Ia the even
ing they were entertained by the Mar
ouetle Club. which had arranged re-
oeption for their benehI. aAd just before
midnight they were aRaln aboard their
special train rn route for Kansas CITY
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
CRUSHED OUT TWO LIVES.
Another Fstal Accident Occurs so WORK
men on the Croton Aqueduct.

DANBURY, Conn, Oct. 5o.-The great
cable used FOR transporting granite
blocks overhead across a Fulch a. the
Sodom dam on the new Croton aquoduct
broke under tho strain Of a heavy load
at little before noon Tuesday. The
accident occurred over the heads o. &
gang Of thirty OF forty Italian lsborers,
and the terrified men were in fight
when the great mass % stone and iron
was descending - the ground. Two,
howsvcs were caught and crushed 20
death, their remains being unrecoFniz-
able as human bodies, and six % their
companions were injured some serious
iy, by fying pieces % granite and wood
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

q BIG BRIDGE OPENED.
A Structure Nearly Four Miles In Length
Successfully Tested at Cairo. Ill.

CAIRO, Ill, Oct SO-The big Illinois
Central bridge was tested Tuesday morn.
ing with nine mogul locomotives
weight 655 tons-and special train Of
six coaches. DO formal test
of detection was made foi
want of instruments, but en-.
gineers estimate the DETECTION 20 be two
inches midway Of the 21s-foot spans.
The bridge is now open TO traffic. Pres
ident Fish, Nice-President Hartman
and seventy other officials OF the road
were present. The structure, with ap-
proaches, is $1,000 feet NEARLY -four
fnilosl lonr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

PHTIApEITHIk. oct. %. Judges But
ler and McKcnan in the United States
Circuit Court have set aside The vordfct
for Ga, S3s granted the city recently in a
suit brought 10 recover from the
Western Union Telegraph Company
license fees Tor the use - streets for
poles and wires from 1855 - 1888 in-
elusive The Judges declare that the
imposition - q FAX would 10 an inter
ference with interstate commerce. and,
therefore. an infrsCtion o. the Federal
constitution
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
VIII BE Run by IL, lefty.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 3O.-A deal
was consummated Monday by which all
the street railway lines in the city will
be consolidated under one management,
the capital stock being about $4,000, 000.
About fifty miles of road are included in
the deal. All the lines will be operated
h. olortrici+.r
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
The Queen to Open Parliament.

LoNDoS. Oct. 3O.-In Difference to the
earnest desire OF Lord Salisbury the
Queen has consented TO open Parliament
in person, and arrangements for the
ceremony, which will take place in the
first week OF February, are already
making. The presence Of her Majesty
upon the occasion is expected TO con-
tribute greatly to the advantage of the
Government in certain legislation which
is 10 be introduced during the session.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 30. The failure
OF Heston & ETben. wool dealers, IiC
Chestnut street. with Liabilities % be
tween $500. 900 and S40o. 900 is announced.
The firm is rated $3.50. 900, with very
good credit II began business ten years
ago. The failure is sscribed 20 recent
shrinkagts in valnes. and 10 discrimins-
tion against wool paper by tho banks
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
ZINC Ore Discovered in Wisconsin.

DUBUoUE, Ia, Oct. S0.-The largest
discovery of zinc ore known as dry bone
eyer made in this vicinity is reported on
land owned by Morris Cavanagh on the
Platte river, four miles from Potosi,
Wis. The vein is said to be ten feet
wide. seven feet thick and three-quarters
of mile long. The quality is of the best.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
Great Fires Raging on Minnesota Timber
and Peat Lands

FARmAUIT. J. MINI. Oct. S0.-The many
fires in the swamps and forests are doing
more damage each day. A peculiar &C
cident happened 20 a farmer between
here and OwatonnR. While be was oriy-
ing along the road with load 81 hay the
ground gave way under him and let him
self, team. wagon and nay down 10 a
depth Of ten or twelve feet The soil below
the road was q peaty one and had been
burning for some time. His hay and
wagon were burned bat the man man
aged 70 escape with his horses. The
great marshes around Rice. Mud and
Watkins lakes are burned over. together
with many tons Of hay. A. Mud and
Cedar lakes the woods have been on FIRE
and over 1000 cords Of wood have been
burned. About 100 tons of hay have also
been burned 10 this vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
F,pccts to Soon Meet STANLEY.

BERLIN. Oct 30.-Dr Schweinfurth,
the well-known African traveller, has
written to the National Gazette that let
tors from Emin Pasha, which have
reached Captain Wissmann, justify the
expectation that Emin Pasha and Henry
M. Stanley viii soon arrive at Mpwapa.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
A New York firm PALS.

Nrw YORK. Ovt S0.-The firm Of Stiles
& Co. composed OF Gilbert G. H. Stiles,
of Brooklyn. and Leopold Gottlieh, oi
Chicago. dealers in woolens and tailors'
trimmings. made an assignment Tues
dav The liabilities are said 20 Be less
IL. Z. go 600
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 30.-Edward
s. Ebert, of Shinnston, aged about 90, a
paralytic, fell into fire last week and
was so seriously burned that it is
thought he can not recover. Mr.. Ebert
assisted in 1918 TO build the first house
ever erected by white men upon the site
of the city of Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
MI..Ionarlc. ,Iassacred.

LoxDoS. Oct. 30.-Advices from Bris-
bane state that ire natives Of Southwest
New Guinea have massacred Rev. Mr.
Savage. who was sent out by the London
Missionary Society. number OF native
teachers and the crew OF the cutter
Mary. belonginFt % the society.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
Tho Locomotivo Engineers.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 3o.-The En-
gineers' convention Tuesday morning
elected T. T. Dietrick. of Altoona. Pa.
Second Grand Assistant Chief Engineer
20 fiji the vacancy caused by tho resig
nation Of MIR. Cayener. OF Chicago. and
a IT, Butler. Of Pittsburgh. Third
Grand Assistant Chief Engineer. The
convention decided 10 hold the next con.
vention at Pittsburgh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
Won The PENNANr.

By Again Defeating the Brooklyn 'i9t
the New Horks Capture the Hofias
Base Bau Championship.
PoIo GKoUNDs, NEw NoRKs Oct So
The worlds baseball championship Was
decided here tuesday when the New
York team non their sixth game from
the Brooklyn club. II was an excellent
exhibition of ball playing, and the
Giants had 10 play hard % win, which
they did. and We'll earned their victory.
They outplayed their opponents at
every point Of the game and managed te
make their hits just az the proper time
Terry did exceedingly well. but ODay
carried of the pitching honors. Score:
New York, g; Brooklyn, ..
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

WICHITA, Kan oct 20. reported
here that a. result - a hsil-storm ia
the Cherokee strip 1000 cattle belong
ing % the Cherokee Cattle Company
stampedcd and scattered in Kansas ana
it is supposed the company win suffer
considerable loss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

PARIS. Oct eo-T The Figaro ss~s fhat
the marriage e.irh rad been arranged
between Prince Mu-zt sus Miss Gwen
5o. ~ Callws has been abandoned
rriHee Marat. the paper SAYS. eft Paris
Tuesday snd ~ iss Caldwell wlll su hsrk
for New Nork rn Saturday
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
TREMENDOUS EXPLOSION.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth OF
Damage Done by the Bursting Of .
boiler Al BallaIrr. ..

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct S0.-One OF
the large boilers OF the Bellaire blast
furnace at Bellaire, O., exploded with
terrible force, cracking two other
boilers in the main battery and
wrecking the boiler-house. The south
end Of the nail factory was entirely de-
molished, windows were broken in all
the adjoining buildings and the wreck
was carried over an area OF 100 yards
The damage to the mill and adjoining
property is S2O0,0O0 No one was in.
iured
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
Tho Destitution In Dskota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. SO.-It was
stated Monday that fully 10000 people
were destitute in North Dakota. Mr..
Marvin, chairman of the relief commit
tee, states that he is convinced, from in
formation received, that it was nearer
10000 families, representing total OF
10O OOO npOnlp
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31
Duluth TO Have a Park.

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 3o.-This city on
Tuesday voted to bond itself in $500, 600
in order to purchase lands for a public
park. The system will include a nat
ural boulevard. once the beach on Lake
Superior, which extends for five miles
along the city at height of 475 feet
above the present lake level.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

WAsHINGToT. Oct. Acting score
tary Batcholler has decided that Chinese
laundrymen are iaborers vI.bin the
meaning 81 the Chinese restrictive act
and are Therefore prob bite5 from land
ing in tho United States. no matter
whether tbey have been here before or
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

"Whzi is 80 rosrter wltf fsf r~a.s- s.f1
Fsn ternst Sc ta p-sei euf - tfs window
O. fis tsilors pses of husinsss
re has RS
"is that s-fH T-nen sftsr a -r.-.art-s
thcug Lhe sagTes 1r was orrras Why
oee ya1 So -n ar1 Ger to osup.oy tinl.7
-ker11s1t Trsrelsr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

NEWPORT. K. l., oct. 3o.-Citizens oi
this place have appealed 70 President
Harrison touching Outrages in the
South. asking that he interfere in favor
OF the oppressed people, and that he
suggest remedial legislation in his com
inc rnnssacn 70 lanrrees.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

INDIAEkPoIIs, Ind, Oct 3s-Mr. r.
+. Pierce, trustee of the indianapolis,
Decatur & Western railroad says that
his road IS 20 go into Russell Sago's big
consolidation and De made the connect
ing link between tho Cincinnati, Ham
ilton d Dayton and tho Iowa Central
The new order Of things viii 20 into
nrnrafLnn soon
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

part ofane1ten
siVe family are
leaving Harlan
County Juc ge
Lewis nas sixty
five men Who
are paid tNodol
lars 4dsy by Tie
county iie has
sent them 04t
under Governor
BucKher = dl
rectlo he
claims, and die
armed eV cry
body lie could
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

BRooELFS y =. Oct "a Mrs
Emma Beekwifh has been nominated hv
tbs Equal Rights party for mayer ~
tnis citT She promises many ef0rus
if elected. and agrees 10 devote her
salary - paying the matrons " the va
rlol1 police stations
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

nrxvrR. Col. Ort so The first snow
81 the season began falling Tuesday
morning and hT noon IL Has aboat sever
inches deep sn8 stll falling There Is
danger Of several roofs being crushed ln
b. TIE heavy weight q snow upon them.
Inspsrtor Martins Nurasr~rs
DUBLIN. Oct 81 At MarvboronFh
fourteen persons convicted ~ coup piirlty
in the murder ~ Police inspector Marfin
al Gwee3ers lsst Februsry were sen.
teHced CD terms q inpFisonr snt rang
ing from teo months 70 tao Fears
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

DFs M0ITFs ia Oct 80 EarlT Tues
dar morning while the family of @ G
Easterdav at Massena Cess County.
were a. tbs barn doing the chores tbs
farm house caught Ere and burned to the
ground. Three email children were ln
it. and no trace rf them ear be- found
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-31

BrvaHAwrov, y y ort eo- The
BODY Of Woolrath, the bal.oonist Vho
was lost IN Otsego lake on ~eptem-
Der e. va. found Tuesday afternoon