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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24
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MAR "a ssCRyZ BLANCA" y
se vende On LA PALMA

30 V6aU0 Oh xaE4 : aa1lON&z - @a@z. IA.
ee 90 .
Hemos dido decir que sera propuestO
para cubrir Ia plaza vacante de secretario en-
propiedad de Ia Diputaci0n provincial, nuestrO
apceciado amigo D. Felix L. Benet.
-
Nuestros estimadOs amigos los Sres D.
Carlos B. Meltz D. Pedro Gambia C6rdova, SO
han servido participants, que con el fin de
extender el ramo de Comisiones, han undo las
representations que ambos tienen y graran
en- 10 successive bajo la razon de Meltz y Gambia.
Doseamosles bnen 6xitO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24
Ia ESTRELLA DE- ORO

DE SALVADOR MASJ UAN.--San Francisco AZ.
Si6ndome impossible complacer todos mis-
parroqulanos en- la construction del calzadO que
les es necesario, he h.cho venlo con las mas
acredltadas principales fabrlcas de Europa para
que me confecclonen el que ms cllentes puedan
apetecer.
Ell quito p1blico puertorriqueho no dudar4 de
que nadie este mejor que 20, apLltud de seIvir-
lie, conocedOr como soy del gusto dol pals cuai to-
dos saben, por la esperencia que teng0 on mia lar
gos amos de ejercer e oticlO Nadie, repito, p0dr6
servlr las fanlilias MEJOR ioLASE DE GALA
Do para senoras, ssforltas caoalleros, que.La
Estrella de Orc, sobre todo, especal para nifos
Respe eco al de marrOquln, NADIA tengo que de.
cir por 10 bien acredltado que estoy hace muchos
amos. Las venGajas que ofrece mi casa, no 90 en-.
cuentran en- ninguna Otra parte.
No olvlden que Sc tOmar& medida para con-
feccionar calzadO en- la en Europa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24
TENCION
il MUCHO OJO!l

Los q7e suscriben, dnicos importadores an
esta plaza de la lejftima mantequilla Danesa
PETERSEN
advierten al pdblicO general teDga mncho cui-
dado al ha .er sus cOmpras, de observar que lleye
la marca PETERSEN que es la dnlca que leefti-
mamente gOza fam. universal.
Mucho cudado con las mitaciones pues las
hay con envases pintad0s de amarillo, como Ia lie.
gftima.
Puerto Rico. Noviembre I de 1891.
45-6 j Ochon Hpen,0,o.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
WRECKED OFF FgRNA ND1NA.

The Sick Crew OF the Solideo Gloria
in a Hut W ith Negroes.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. 18.-A Fer
naudina special to thu Times Union says:
"The German bark Solideo Gloria, from
Kingston, Jamaica, bound for St. Simon's,
is ashore at the mouth of the Nassau river,
between Amelia and Talbot islands and is
fast going to pieces. Last Friday she an
chored off Fernaudina bar and displayed
signals of distress. " hen pilots went up to her
the captain asked for tug to tow the vessel
to the Sapeo quarantine Staten, saying
that three OF the crew had died Of fever id
two more were then sick. He had only five
men fit for duty, including the cook and
himself, and they could not work the vessel.
Saturday morning tug Wade Hampton
went out to take her in tow, hut she had
disappeared aud it was not discovered until
tonight that she was ashore.
THE CREW ASHORE.
"The surviving members of the crew are
at the house of soma colored people on
Talbot Island, and are being closely
watched by the board Of health agents to
prevent their coming into this city until
the nature of their malady is learned. The
vessel is lying within 100 yards Of the
Amelia Island shore, with her back broken
and the sea breaking over her
aboard, except two dogs. which were
probably left by the crew TO prevent
wreckers from boarding and stripping her.
The crew have made several trips to the
/ wreck in their boats and brought ashore
their clothing aud stores. 1t is probable
| that the board of health will burn the ves-
| sci as q safeguard against infection"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
ALL ABOUT APALACa1ooLA.
Business Picking Up -Earassing Lit
cation Settled.

Business Picking Embarrassing Liti-
cation Settled.
APALAoHIcoLA, FLA. Oct. 18.-The cool
days of the past week have put everything
and everybody astir. The merchants are
''are smiles" over the prospects of a good
business season. The large Kimball mill
recently rebuilt is running daily, the ring
and buzz of saws again is a grateful sound
to many who have waited patiently the
completion Of this splendid mill It is
estimated that the average product of this
manufactory will be not less than 10000
feet per day.
The harassing litigation which at one time
rendered uncertain the outlook for the
Green Point Canning Company has been
settled by arbitration, ana the machinery
Nor this extensive enterprise is daily OK
pected, and your correspondent is informed
that this company will be I'm successful
operation by Dec. /.
What disconcerts aud exasperates our
people most now, just at the opening OF
what promises to be an unusually prosperous
season, is the outrageous NAL system to
which it seems they are compelled TO sub
init. The mails If they were delivered ac-
cording to contract would arrive here three
ago three boats piled regularly
between here and Columbus. Ca. aud each
boat would bring the mails, which we're de-
livered with tolerab.e regularity. For
reasons satisfactory to himself the contrac-
tor procured a change Of the schedule,
changing the days aud hours for arrival
and departure of the mails, which as now
established allows only two hours for the
delivery and return OF the mail at this
point A strong protest was sent the de-
partment, but without effect, since the
change as was expected then has been any
thing else but ''celerity certainty, and regu-
larity" at this eud of the line. Not un-
frequsntly trip is missed entire
ly, and after several days de-
lay perhaps boat will be
despatched with the accumulated mails Of a
week, with orders to leave within an hour
from arrival, thus precludng any corre-
spondence until a chance-boat (0-mey
come. 1t seems incredible that such d
system would be tolerated. The postofice
| department cannot be ignorant OF the stu
alton. Our merchants and business men
| will, unless a different system is inaugu-
rated soon, order their mail TO Carrabelle
| our neighb0r "across the bay,n and arrange
| to send for it six times a week.
| ApaachicOla can now boast of q we'll
equipped brass band, an acquisition greatly
| desired.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
TYPE-S1TTINq MACHINES.
The Test Before the Publishers Brough
to a Close.

The Test Before the Publishers Brought
to a Close.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-The private test of
type setting machines held in Chicago at
the Euening Post building. under the au-
spices of the committee of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association closed
last night. The test was very satisfactory
in many respects and the report Of the COM
mittee will giTe newspaper publishers a
definite idea as to the work which can be
done by the various machines. For three
hours during the forenoon the machines
were worked by members of
the typographical union who had
never before seen them, to show
the capacity of the beginners who are prac-
tical printers, and for three hours in the
afternoon they were worked also by girls
familiar with the Remington typewriter
keyboard TO ascertain what could be done
upon the machines by those who are sud
denly called upon to operate them. All of
next week the machines will be
exhibited to newspaper publishers
aud the public, and the indications
are that large number Of newspaper men
from all parts of the United States
will visit Chicago to see the machines.
and also to inspect the cold process of
stereotyping, which will be on exhibition
also Throughout the week. A meeting of
the executive committee of the American
Newspaper Publishers Ass9 citation will be
held in Chicago tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19

girl near me. "He looks like chiffonier
in his everyday clothes.n
well, said her neighbor, "that doesn't
sound half bad in French, does it2 Let US
hope he will ride in the ''oss cars. ~
"Whyr
Because, beloved idiot, he will read the
advertisement Of plymouth Rock paotsi'"
"You forget" whispered back the other
girl, choking over the last recollection OF
him In the corridor. she doesn't speak
Englishln
Then we'll translate It into French.
German aud Italian. and hang it on the
bulletin ho rd, headed To all whom it may
concern" said her friend.
"Sh! Here he comes. This time the
onendlng biturcations have all the ap-
pearance of Beruhardt mousquetairesl"
They did not seem to influence his exquis-
ite playing however, amusing as they were.
He began with Bach and Beethoven aud
ended with L'zt, aud gave us two lovely
preludes, and the sweetest, eayest. most,
airy Seine de Ballet by himself
he played with the most divine expression,
shading from the clearest, faintest piauis-
simo to laundering chords that made the
grand piano sing like great belle.
He did not pound, he did not, seemingly,
exert himself at all. Yet the whole effect
of his playing was electrical was per-
fectly out Of breath when lac stopped, and
SO excited l could scarcely breathe, The
blood flew to my head. felt as il l had
been drinking tokay and champagne to-
gether.
Ii he is SO great at 81, what will he bC
ten years hencel l don'e believe he ever
will play that lurid Mephisto waltz with
more diaholical power and magnihcenct
than he did last Thursday
l watched Signor Rotali while Buson
4
little green room" bshind the stage after
ward. | daresay he fell on Busoni's necl
and thanked him in the seductive accents o.
his native tongue, while Mme. Rotali sa
and listened and looked like the TINTED
Venus in her stylish gown Of Vieuc-rose
with little black masque veil over hei
classic nose.
Foreign musicians have e joyous time IL
the city of beans and brains, and-don'
you forget It'll
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
A Double Wedding.

HAoYoNDALE. Ga. Oct. 1s.-On Friday
night, at the residence Of A. +. McCroan Of
MIL Ray, Ga, was celebrated a double
wedding. two OF the contracting parties
being Mr. MoCroan's daughters, and the
groOms being two promising young mon Of
Builoch county. One .ughter. Miss Lii
lian, vas married % Charles Hart aud the
other, Miss l3eIlah, was married - John
w. Parish. Several Of Halcyoadalsls peo-
pln were among the visitors Ia attendance,
aud we're autortained very hQsDitgbiy. fhe
affair was an event n tbs season. hoa,
Jnspsr Wilson. 81 representative ~ tho
legislature from Bnll0eh, performed the
marriage ceremony. Ibefe vas coasiaer-
ally over iO9 visitors pfesent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
WAEEsBoRO wAIFS.
Congregational Methodists in Session
History of the Church.

Congregational Methodists in Session.
Eistory of the Church.
WAREsBoRo, GA. Oct. 1S.-Mrs. Betsan
Carter, sister of Maj. J. NJ. Spence, died
and was buried yesterday. She was 65
years old.
The Congregational Methodists are in
convention here It is the largest meeting
ever held by them. All the churches are
represented, including Georgia and por-
ton OF Florida. This church was organized
by Hon. w. A. Mcdonald OF Ware county
in 1879, and he has large following. Dr.W.
l. Jones of Macon Is here petitioning
this body to unite with the old Congrega-
tional church, organized at Plymouth In
1921, there being little difference in the
two churches. Ii is very probable that a
large number of the Congregational Meth
odists will unite with the old Congregation
alists. The conveE ton is divided at present.
DIR. Jones preached a fine sermon TO a large
and appreciative audience to-day. The
convention will adjourn tomorrow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
ITALY LETS IN OUR PORK.
The Cabinet Votes to Raise the Pro.
hibition Against 1t.

Ano C6DlneI votes TO Raise the Pro-
hibition Against 1t.
NEW York, Oct. 1e.-President Louis
Contencin, Of the Italian Chamber of Com
merce, to-day received cabegram from
the president Of the Italian Chamber of Com
merce stating that the cabinet ministry at
Rome had unanimously decided to abolish
the decree against American pork. A proc
lamaticn will be issued to that effect by the
Italian government.
THE FIGHT IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 1S.-When the Senate tariff
committee begins the debate on the PROPOSE
ton to remove the prohibition Of the i'm
portation OF American pork the ultra-pro-
tectionist members will attempt to secure
an adverse report on the scheme. Neither
Nj. Jules Ferry nor NJ. Tirard,
who are both members of this
important committee, are very san-
guine that the proposal can be carried.
NJ. Millaud. another member of the COM
mittee, told the Associated Press repre-
sentative to-day that he thought the bill
would ultimately prevail in spite of the
tendencies of the ultra-protectionists, bat it
would not 60 through without a great deal
of opposition. Personally he was on the side
of the government in its wish to satisfy the
demands of the United States.
HURT BY FERRY's QUARREL.
The recent quarrel of NJ. Ferry with the
committee has not tended to smooth the
way to the removal of the decree against
the admission Of American pork, but quite
to the contrary, Yesterday M. Rslnach,
supporting the position taken by NJ. Ferry,
called the reactionists In committee 'col-
lection Of little fools, thus adding increased
bitterness to the dispute
Whilelaw Reid, the American minister,
found it advisable to call upon NJ Ferry
yesterday evening. Mr.. Reid found him
hopeful of success in overcoming the oppo-
sition. M. Reinach says that il the
Senate allows itself to be influenced
by the course the committee seems
bent upon pursuing. the protectionist calse
itself will be compromised gravely. There
must be either moderate protection or none
at all,
NO OFFICIAL NOTICE FROM ITALY.
WASHINGTON, Oct 18-The state depart
ment has not yet received any information
regarding the reported removal by the
Italian government OF the prohibition
against Anne lean pork. Negotiations have,
however, been progressing satisfactorily
toward that end.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
SERVICES ON A WAR HIP.
Archbishop Corrigan Celebrates Mass
on Our French Visitor.

Archbishop Corrigan Celebrates Mass
on Our French Visitor.
NEW York, Oct. s.-Archbishop Corri-
gan celebrated mass at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing on board the flagship Naiade of the
North Atlantic squadron Of the French
navy at the request of Admiral j. de
Caveliex de CuvervilIe. The flagship is
lying in the North river off Forty
second street. The service was cele-
brated on the upper deck, where
an altar was erected. The crew Of 400
men was ranged in the form of three
sides of hollow square, the altar forming
the fourth side. There was guard OF
honor composed of fifty marines. On the
right of the altar we're the admiral and his
staff officers in full uniform, and on the left
a choir of sailors and boys. The archbishop
was assisted by Rev. Dr.. Mcdonnell and
Liable Daneux, chaplain Of the Naiade.
At the elevation of the host the guard Of
honor knet and presented arms.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
BILLIONS LOVE FOR PARNELL.
He Denounces the Irish Catholic for
Attacking the Dead.

He DenounCes the irish Catholic for
Attacking the Dead.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-John Dillon, member
of parliament for East Mayo, in a speech
at Dungarvsn yesterday, explained that he
and his colleagues were absent from Mr..
Parnells funeral in order to pre-
vent unseemly disorder. He charged
that his opponents hired men, whom
they piled with drink, to publicly
call him murderer" He regretted that
such devices had debarred him from the
funeral OF the great illustrious leader.
whom he loved more than those loudest in
their professions of grief, and who in spite
of the events Of the past year would hand
down his name to be remem-
bered in remote generations of Irish
men. He denounced those who are
making on the fresh grave a platform of
infamous gospel, perpetual hostility and
nationsl diSsension. He hoped thet the
bitter attacks upon Mr.. Parnell's memory
such as had been printed by the Irish
Catholic, which were un-Catholc, un-
Christian and disgrace to Irish journalism,
would Lot be repeated. The latter remark
created O sensation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
ALGEa FOR WAR SECRETARY.

a 0ehef that the President is Willing
to Appoint I i'm.
" "ASHINGToN, Oct. 1S-Gen. Alger him
'sn uehles the report that he was summoned
usre M oy President Harrison to consider an
s-or Oh the secretaryshIp of war. He
~ys ne came to attend the
~00Clug tomorrow Of the commission
n. an equestrian statue Of Gen. Logan.
Ms, - enIlrely probable that President Har-
A. Ou aiay Ia nave minated desire to have
Hsn. hIser at the head of the war depart
Ssrs .s !: ~ way OIL receiving his support. but
~ere Is no reason to believe that Gen. Alger
sGald tie his hands by accepting, esnecially
as thinks his chances of getting the nom
aaaon are improving.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
Ajax ON FIRE.

Burning Vegetation - The Surface
Makes a Magnificent Sight.
GOSHEN, IND, Oct. l8-Early Friday
morning fire was started in some way in the
grass at Yoeman lake. the water in which is
at present very low, and in few moments
the entire lake was sea of fire, the vegeta-
ton that lowered above the surface of the
greater part Of the lake being infiammable.
The fire was communicated to the fences
and straw stacks bordering the lake, and
had it not been for herculean work done by
the people OF that vicinity. who fought It
against great odds until dark, the fire would
have sprsad over the entire neighborhood.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
ER1N,s FUND IN FRANCE.
Danger that It May Find It's Way
Into the French Treasury.

Danger that It May Find It's Way
Into the French Treasury.
PARIS, Oct. 1S.-Several eminent French
lawyers have been consulted upon the mat
ter of the release of the fund Of the Irish
parliamentary party now on deposit here.
They agree that the problem is a knotty
one, and believe that the first step must be
an application to the court of chancery by
the heirs of Mr.. Parnell and those of Mr..
Bigger, for Mr.. Biggar was a
trustee of the fund at the same
tins Mr.. Parnell was. The French
judges will not act, probably contrary to
the decision of the English court, unless in de-
claring themselves incompetent to adopt it.
This would cause a prolonged trouble. If
the money goes into the Calsse des Consig-
nations it is lost to all but the French treas
ury. Legal proceedings will serve to keep It
from everybody for many years aud then it
will fall to the state. Meantime Munroe &
Co., the Paris bankers, have funded the
whole in securities bearing 81 per cent.
interest, realizing E2 500 annually. This
amount added to the fund, will reach a
large total before the vexed legal question
can be settled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19

McISrosH, Ca. Oct is.--The Fleming
ton Musical Club met Friday evening az
the residence OF II. e. Reppard, aud
quite an interesting programme was pre-
ssnted. After the programme various
games we're entered into, aud 10 was after
the hour Il midulgbt when the cgmnany
dispersed. Among tho visitors we're Mics
Hella H0pkiua and Ain Emily jasd1n n
Hagannah aud h.ss Masa Aeyoslaid of
LIuaAnl.a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
OcAla.e New Paetor.

MAITLAND. fla, Oct 1s.-At meeting
Of ths prssbytery % st. Johns. held last
week AZ Bloomlngdalo, Hernnndo county
Rev. 4. v. McCorkie. former pastor ol thg
Presbyterian church ia this place, soRsfsl p.
hls eonnsotion with that presbytffy ~ lyln
tbs Ruwannes pFeghyiery. his lns1alai'9h y
as pastor n fte Presbyterian eh itcn ln ~
Ooela took Iaaea today. his fsiniiy ~
fs.tafday i1arBlpR f0f their houe u iiesial
6afrylng aifb them msuy good Hiahts iyf
thelf falufs aeifaIe ahA pfgpsfitg,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
an ELECTION IN CHILE.

Electors Chosen Who Are to Select a
President.
SANTIAGO, Oct. 1S.-A general election
occurred throughout Chile to-day Sunday.
So far as known there we're no disorders
The electors chosen to-day will select a
president next month. There is no indica-
tion yet as to who will be elected, as no
candidates have yet cen announced. The
clerical party claim that they have secured
a majority in the House of Deputies and
the Senate will probably be controlled by
the liberals. The exact result will not be
known for several days. There was a
street parade OF troops to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
GREATER THAN KING SOLOMON.

Atlanta's Mavor Stops a Sur day Re-
hearsal of the Ballet.
ATLANTA, GA., Oct. 1s.-Mayor Hemp
hill is a bigger man than the modern King
Solomon and all his ballet girls His honor
demonstrated this greatness this evening
when be put stop to a rehearsal which was
about 10 bs Geld at the exposition grounds.
The fair maids had assembled and were
shaking out their tinsei skrtlets when the
manifesto from Mayor Hemphil was pro-
claimed by the chief Of police.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
ON TO ATLANTA.

wv, Hill Leaves Albany With Gov.
eOFuon and the Other Generals.
=, ~SANY, N. Y, Oct. 18.-A delegation
Co. A'lanta, Ca, headed by Gen. John B.
Ha. whose mission is to escort Gov.
a. Asanta. where be will deliver the
un~. s' al the unveiling OF the Grady mon
nae Tp IN Wednesday, arrived here this
O., IneY left here this afternoon at 2:3S
tE Nv. E"'h ev. 5ov. Hill and his party over
psrs shore road. The governors
was increased by Senator Voorhees,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
More Revolutionists in Mexico.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-A San Antonio Tex
dispatch Gays that Cortiuers E. Ganzor Is In
the vicinity of Piedras Nigas, Mexico. with
several hundred well armed men. Inc
Mexican government is rushing troops to
that section aud will make every effort to
bring the uprising to an endi
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
Maitland's Orange Crop.

MAITLAND, Oct 1s.-Maitland is getting
ready for the coming grange crop. which
bids fair TO be very fine
Two large orange packing establish
ments have been put up duT-
ing the summer In addition
70 those already here. aud everything
seems 70 indicate that the already large
shipping trade Of Maitland will be greatly
increased during the coming season.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
A. Anti-proteoElonlst Speech

PANS, Oct. is-M. jules Simon made az
antl-pr0iseii0nlst speech to-day before
o0muiitfaa ~ tho French Exporters laion,
aifaf which that body adopted resolutions
dsmanding that the Senate lusis. up9u froc
admission into Francs " raW materials aud
f0oI stuHs
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
Mrs. Thurman's Funeral.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 1s.-The funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Allen G. Thurman will take
place at the residence on East Rich street
at O'Clock Tuesday morning, and will be
private, as will also be the burial. The in-
terment will be made in the family lot In
Grean wood cemetery at Columbus.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
Belgium to Remain Neutral.

PARIS, Oct. lS.-The GduIoiS to-day
publishes an interview had with King Leo
pold of Belgium Beindignantly denied that
there was any secret treaty with Germany.
Belgian neutrality would be strictly oh
served. he said, in the event Of a conflict
between France aud Germany.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
China snsnicious of Russin

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-The Pekin government
has directed its ambassador at st. Peters
burg to demand an explanation from Rus
sia for her enoroachments upon Panir terri
tory,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-19
Balfonr First LORD of the Treasnrv.

LONDON, Oct. 1S.-It is officially an
nounced to-day that Rt. Hon. Arthur J.
Balfour, member of parliament for East
Manchester, and at present chief secretary
for Ireland, has been appointed first lord OF
the treasury.