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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
FROM HELENA TO WALLACE.
Supt, Ramsey Talks About Tho Running
OF Trains on Che Now Line.

Supt, Ramsey Talks About tho Running
Of Trains ON che New Limo.
Helena people we're led to suppose sev-
sral months ago that whom the Northern
Pacific branch to Wallace, In tho Cnur
d'Alens country. was completed, they would
have ~ good connections 40 any other point
In the state. But in this they arc likely to
b disappointed. According TO the schedule
a. now arranged, and which goes into Of
foot IN the 18th, a Helena man who wants
to 90 to Wallace by the short line, mast lilo
over at least all night At Missoula, and then
start In the morning, arriving At his des-
t~ination at noon. With the Butte msr-
chant or salesman, however, u IL different.
He takes . sleeper ON tho through west
bound train on the Northern Pacific at 2:l5
=. no. and makes close connections with the
Wallace train.
Supt. Ramsay, Of tho Rocky Mountain
division, who was In Helena yesterday.
when asked II the schedule as published III
The INDEPENDENT was correct, said it was.
Before We made up that schedule we con-
suited the Cmur d'Alsne people. and they
said they wanted a train in there at noon.
The new time table fills the bill. Another
thing. The road il a new one, and we do
not want to inaugurate 1t with a night serv-
Ice. "a would DO necessary. Il we had made
through connections with No. /. There is
one way in which Helena can seoure the same
connections a. Butte, and that ID by run
ming the Logan stub, which arrives here
at 1870, through to Garrison. and then con-
Meeting with the train from Butte"
Helena IL probably more extensively in
terested in the Occur d'Alenes than any
other city in the state. If the Board of
Trade, the Commercial club, or tho mer-
chants will move in the matter now, some
thing may be Ions TO give Helena an equal
show with competing points. The service
as now outlined is a very unsatisfactory
ono, say all the business interests, and the
only way to remedy it is to make u move in
on thoae Who nave authority y. IL the matter;
at 10 p. M, and when the Logan comes in
attaching it to it. AND then running the
train through to Garrison attaching the
sleeper there to the west-bound train, there
would probably be little complaint on the
part of Helena merchants.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

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The names of many large property own
ers, both in the valley and the city, are not
among the above. These men above all
others will be benefited by the successful
sinking of an ~artesinn we'll. In order to
carry the project through and for tho good
name of the city it is requested that those
who have not signed will do 40 to-day. 1t
should not be necessary for the committee
to hum those heretofore lukewarm in the
matter, and it is hoped that a sufficient
number will call at Col. Broadwater's office
to-day and sign to raise tho total to $4,000.
Anyone on the list who feels he has not
subscribed for enough of the stock can in
crease his holdings. But 10 per cent of the
subscriptions will be collected in any one
month, while if a good flow is struck before
the limit is reached there will necessarily
be no more calls for money. As said before,
a flow of water on the land offered BY the
No them Pacific railroad will repay every
dollar which may be subscribed and leave a
surplus.
The next meeting of the COMPANY will be
on Friday at four p. m.
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Granite Hill Mining company, to do bust
ness in the Barker district. The incorpora-
tors are Hans Peterson. John Hengan, Nele
O. Dohe, A. Nelson. Hans Magneson, Ellef
Peterson, j. A. Sullivan, and Henry T..
Oakland. Capital stock, 5000, 900.
The Summit Mining and Milling COM
pany. to work the Castle lode in summit
mining district. Meagher county. Capital
stock. $500, 600. Isaac MAYER, II. L. White,
]. 8. Gordon, and Albert g. White, of Nei-
hart, are the incorporators.
Flint Creek Electric Power company, to
control and utilize the power of Flint Greek
falls, in Deer Lodge county, and to carry
a general business in developing power
by the use of water motor, and transform
ing it into electric energy by use of dyna
mos. Power will be conducted to Philips
burg, Granite. Rumsey. Black Pine, George
town, Pyrenees, Gable. Anaconda, and
other adjacent points, where the water will
be used in mines and for other purposes.
stock. $4,000. The incolporators
are Thomas L. Barker, Jos. Ii. Harper,
of Butte, and Alden j. Bennett. of Virginia
City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Mothers and Daughters.
An event of unusual Importance to Mon
tana mothers and daughters, is the great
half price sale of winter garments at Sands
Bros.
Handsome garments for school wear and
general winter use are selling at $500 to
$1,000 each, or precisely half regular prices.
The choice variety shown in ladies' and
children's newmarkets and dolmans en-
brace plush and cloth garments which
we're received late, and carried over from
last season. The room devoted to these
goods will soon be needed for new fall ar
rivals aud it is imperative that these gar
ments be closed out at once. To see them
at the present prices. is to buy them. Elk
anime them before the lines are broken. In
consideration of the very low prices given,
all garments will be sold for cash only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

EXTRAORDINARY KNeUUcttOn sale.
Thu greatest bargains in winter garments
ever shown in Montana are now offered at
Sands Bros.' The collection embraces
and children's newmarkets and
dolmRns, of plush. beaver and fancy cloths,
that were received late last seas II and
which must be sold before the arrival OF
early fall stocks. To effect this end at
once, the entire assortment is offered at
just half price, $500 garments being
marked at $500. Garments that were $40
now marked $500. Those that we're So
are now 5000. Garments that were $15 are
now $3.50. Higher grades that were $50
are now $40. and all intermediate qualities
are reduced in PROPORTION. In considera-
tion of the extremely low rrices ruling, all
garments will DO sold for cash only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
PRIVILEGE FOR SALE,

For the August Meeting of the Montana
StatdFair.
The bar and fruit privileges at the fair
grounds for the coming fair will be sold at
pnblic auction to the highest bidder, Sat
urday evening, August ID, at eight p. M, in
front of Pope d O'Connor's drug store.
Terms cash. 70 further particulars in
quire of FRANCIS PorE, Secretary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Fred Lehman has removed to No. S37 North
Main street, the building formerly occupied by
J: A.. Doughty, whore he would be pleased to SEQ
his old friends and patrons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Fred Lehman has removed to No. 37 North
Main street, the building formerly occupied by
J: A.. Doughty, where he would be pleasedt to see
his old friends and patrons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Forbes & Davls-Speciai.
Money tells. Look at the list:
800 Fourth of July.
900 Bi-Metallio Extension.
800 Helena d. Victor (f not sold).
1000 Glengary
1000 Iron Mountain.
200, 400 and 500 Cumberland.
1900 Mao.
Every stock quoted a good purchase.
Office 26 and ~ Bailey Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

The Rec Hive has just received R large lot of in
fants' enbroidere long cloaxs which they pur-
O. ased cheap at an u, signee's sale in New York,
and they are giving thsir patrons tho benefit Of
their bargain. Call and SEQ them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Mems summer underwear at The Bee Hive for
soc, 81 and Sl.2 per suit, usually sold at double
these prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
Forbes & Davls-Speciai.

.~Infants' embroidered flannel cloaks almost
given AWAY at The Bee Hive. See all. in another
column,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Fred Lehman has removed to No, 1877 North
Main street, the building formerly occupied by
]. A. Doughty, where he would b. pleased to see
his old friends and patrons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Notice 10 StOckh old ers.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Montana State Fair will be held Aug. IL,
1891. at eight O'Clock p. m., in the Office of
Cullen, Sanders d. Shelton. q ante block,
for the purpose of eleoting Il board of di-
rector, for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
FRANCIS PoPE, Secretary.
Helena, Aug. 4, 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Foster kid gloves, every pair warranted. at The
Rec Hive, only S1.s5.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Lunch from IL to 2 p. IN. at the Helena
Cafe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
Extraordinary Reduction Sale.

You can buy a first-class silk umbrella at The
Bee Hive for $I.75.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
Mothers and Daughters.

Children's ribbed black hose, warranted not to
crock, sizes Ito 81. only zoe, at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
New interpretations.

Decorated chamber sets at The Bee Hive. new
pattern, only 1878,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
Raleigh 4 Clarke.
Lone Tree Ranch.

This ranch lies n miles east of
Helena, partly on the mountain
side and partly On a bench, and is
Enclosed by nine miles OF substan-
tial fence. The pasture is covered
with luxurious grass, well watered
and protected by groves of quaking
asp. A large part of the pasture is
reserved for winter range. Ample
sheds and hay will be provided du-
ring the winter months. Horses
will be called for and returned to
any part OF the city. Charges
$3.50 per month from May / to
Nov. 4, and SIS per month for the
rest OF the year, latter price in
GLIDING hay. r. w. RAY,
+ :: 3 q F FzAnh0W' Props. Mangr.
Address: Lone Tree Ranch,
Box 482. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Dinner from 8 to 8 p. IN, at the Helena
Cafe,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
Everything first-class ut the Helena Cato.

Umbrellas at special sale prices at The Bee
Hive. See ad.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Teal and mrllard duck, plover aud prai-
RE chicken Mt the N@le; u Cafe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Ladies' Jersey ribbed summer vests marked
down at The Boe Hive to make room for new
goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Ladies' fast black seamless hose only go at
The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13
Here's n show,

Here's u Show.
Fl. Tom will close out all summer dresses
for ladies' III eateen, bingham and white.
worth from IS to SIG at the low figure of
$3.50.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

.Fifty-six pie,e decorated tea sot at The Bee
Hive only 80.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-13

Mems night rohes in fancy embroidered fronts
ank plain white T5c at The Bee Hive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
Noticias de Ia isIa

De la Carolina nos escriban preguntando
81 adInitriamus adhesiOnes con firmas respon-
sables en- favor de la campaha que hemos en-
prendido contra la vagancia. hemos contes-
tado que las columns de LA CORRESPONDENCE
estan la disposition de los amigos que quie
ran hOnrarnOS con sus escritoS.
-.
Algunos Sre,. suscriptOres de ArecibO Sc
queian de que no recihen con regularidad La
CORRESPONDENCE, quejas que desgraciadamea
te sc repr0ducen de muchos pueblos de la Isla
NosotrOs podemOs asegurar y 10 asegura-
mos, que todos los dias depositamos en- esta
administrator General las colecciones COM
pletas para todos nuestros abonados de la Is
la. Corresponds pues al Jefe de Negociado
averiguar las cansas por las cuales Sc extra,
Wan tantos nnnvgos paquetes.
90 1855
n La Democratic, en- un concienzudo artf-
culO que publca en- su sdici6n n1merO 2O3
dice entire otras cosas muy bien dichgs:
"Iist.uir las multitudes no es obra del
partido autonQmisJa es Obra de los hombres
que militen
No reparen los munieipios en- un gasto
mas menos c. ecido; vOten cr6ditos suficien-
tes a duplicar, q suadrupiicar el niimero de
escuelas. Que no vague un nine por Ia 50
banas de la costa pOr los risc0s del interior
| Que eciLan esos Olnbatientes del p0rvenir
ei pan eucas1stico de la instruction en- ell aula
donde 0fcia un sacerd0te sublime. el maes.
tro |. M
Formemos una faIange de j6venes que
cultiven la tierra fecundaI que SO dediquen al
trafico mercantili eue sean ohreros de Il 10
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Dicen que Sc prepare un invierno rigurosO, u,
como hija de los tr0picos, me est tre,nezc0 ante
Ia idea de tenerme que cOnvertr en- cGYGNbG-
no sin poder mover los ded,s entumecidos por
el frio Apesar de todo clio, no temais que
falte Dos mediante) la promesa contraida
con vosntras de. comunicaros cuanto mas sa-
lients ocurra en- las cuatro provinciaa espe-
cialmente on la capital del antique RENO Ca
talan.
Adios, vuestra amiga,
Mercedes.
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aver lego esta Capital de regreso de la Pc
nfnsnla, y quen reiteramos nuestra enhora-
buena por su felz arribo q estas playas. W
90
Sc estan hacienda grandeS preparativOs
en- la cale de la Luna, para las festas en- honor
del maestro Rafael Gordero. Hemos visto los
esqueletos de los arcCs que SO leyantaran en Ia
referida Gale.
{ Cambios en- el Banco Espa5sol hoy Lon
dres div, $5-923 Paris s div, SIT p9.-
Espana div, $40 p9.-Nueva-York 3 div, 1922
p3 .--Habana div, $l2 pS. y
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CANCEL San Rafael, SO celebrara on HOMER suyo
en- la iglesia del Hospital dc la Purfsiina5 Con
cepci0n, las 8 lie la maflana, una Msa solem-
ne, cantada tuda or luesta, estando ell sermon
cargo del ReverendO Parroco del Battalion
Cazadores de Colon, Pbro don Tomas Rabal.
Sc suplica la asstencia de los fieies q tan
piadoso acto.
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. OatiIes superiores

DE BERBERIA.
on cajas de % kos. Precio baratlsimn en- 81
almac6 de SIERRA & CO.-Tetuan.
I,lamamos Ia atenci6n hacia ell anuncio de
venta de la casa 10 40 de Ia calle del Cristo,
qua pullicamos on la secci0n correspondence.
e.
x Seghn nos informan, 81 professor d. Fran
cisco Verar. sera quien dirijira la Orquesta al
tocar ma snfonia original del reputable COM
positor don Braulio.. Dueno Colon, On la fiesta
del sahad, on honor del maestro Rafael Cor
ro pof- halarse mp0sibitado de aSstir el se-
nor Dueno a quien estaba encomen1ada dicha
direction. F
X Hemos sabido con disgusto hoy que ha
sido secuestrado por ordon del senor Juez dc
instruction., ell numero 81 de In NGci0fs E;pG-
sa0lG. Ri actO del secuastrQ fu6 evado a Ca.
bO por el senor Comi>a'ao de policia don jose
Maym6. Ell seilor Aruau Igaravidez, dice que
ignora la causa del socuostro.
Lamentamos nuchO el sucesO.
90
No ha habitio hoy venta de azucar en- COM
petencia on esGa Capital.
-
En- las espendedurias de efectos timbrados
de esta Capital, no hay sell.s dc un centavo
para la venta publica. Snponeinos que habra
alguien que deba pOner RENE lilo q esa talta.
90
ri s,nor Consul ingIes INFERNO don Wi
i!ian g l..timer So ha servdo remitir al senor
AlLalsi.- ia eantidai ue IieSOs COZ destino
aliviar las desgrac'as de Consuegra.
Es muy digno de aprecio el rasgo de Ca
ridad del senior Latimer.
90
Los senores Gonzalez Ramos contratis.
tas de bagajes del Ayuntamiento, han remirdO
al Senor Acal,ie pesos para la suscricioD a
favor de las victimas de las inundaciOnes. Co.
mo estos senores haoian contribuido en- Rio
piedras con cantidadas relatvamente crecidas.
es muy loabIe este nuevo acto de desprendi-
mientO.
HemOs visto una carta de Madrid en- la
cual dicen que nuestro apreciable amigo ell Sc
nor don Alberto Regulsz Sanz del Rio, diree
tor de La BGlGngG y del Institute Provincial
Sc embarcara en- Cadiz con destino ssta Isla,
el dia 10 del pro ximO Noyiembra. -~---~~-.,--
Entro hoy en- este puerto ell bergantln in
giles May de Lux emburgo con CSC butos
salazones y 1902 piezas MADEIRA.
90
FL ExcmO. senor GobernadOr General per
decretO de aver Sc ha servido prOrrogar Ell pla-
20 de natricula ordinaIia para los aspirantes
al magisteriO hasta fines del corr;ente mes.
Pueden pOr tantO presentar sus instan-
cias en- la secretaria de dicha escuela, todos los
que quieran aprovechar los beneficos que por
la referida orden Sc les concede.
90
Hacemos presente a las personals que de-
seen obtener pacos para el bale que se cole
brara 81 domingo en- ell teatro, que pueden diri-
girse nuestro amigo ell director del Puerts-
Rico Alegre, Fortaeza Sc.
90
Noticias de Gobernaci6n. la mo-
dificacion al regamentO interior de "Institu-
ci6n Libre de Ensenanza Popular"
-Aceptando ia renuncia del guarda de
Orden p1blico Lazaro Martin de la Granda
-NOmbrando guar,ia de Orden p1blico
VicturianO Bobaina. 1880
--AceptSndo Ia renuncia del administra-
dor de correos de Tallaboa don Jaime Costas.
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Noticias de la Capital

- Relacion de 10 recaudado entire los sastres
por los Sres. D. JESUS Morales Y D. Criaco Ardin.
para la colocacion de la lapida en- Ia casa en-
que murio el venerable maestro Rafael Corr
dero
Don Lorenzo Cantero, SID. Pablo Pania
qua, so cts-D. Agustin Angulo, so cts-D. An.
tonic Herman, 25 cts.-D. Narciso Gambaro, 2k
cts-D. Ramon Pan aqua, 25 cts-D. jose P.
Martinez, 25 cts d. Jacinto Verjes, 10 cts-D.
Nicomedes Rivera, 10 cts-D. Eulojo Bentan
court, Is cts.-D. JESUS Morales, SO cts-Don
Trinidad Morales, Is cts. D. Juan N. Rivera
25 cts ID. Antonio Cordova, 10 cts-D. Elias
Cordova, Is cts-D. zaoarias Carreras, 10 cts.
ID. Nicomedes Frasqueri, 25 cts-D. Luis
Quiara, Is cts.-D. Luis Ferrer, 25 cts.-Don
Agapito Font, 25 cts-D. Leonardo Flores, 10
cts<-D. Jose T. Ortiz, 25 cts-D. Criaco Ardin,
25 cts==D. Alfonso Gimenez, 10 cts.-Y On par
ticular los sehorss don Victor Arroyo, SO cts
ID. Julian Arroyo, so cts-D, Jose Z. Par s,
SO rts.-Continnara.
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/. Cidra, II de Octubre de 18e1


Sr. Director de la CoRREsPoNDENcIA
Muy Sr. milo de mi considerations:
~ss VariOs agrcultnres de este terminO nuniri
pal, que con gusso han leido cuanto w. viene
crbendo, acerca de Ia necesidad GO una Ley de
Vagos "qne estirpe ell 'sCancern que corroe 4
nuestra Socedad, que asegure el rorvenir de la
empobrecida agriculture, que carece de brazos
laborosos, mientias pululan los 5racerOs en- las
calles, bodegones ventorrillos, dictando senten-
cias contra Ia propiedad; por mi conducto felici-
tan v. demas pei iodicos que le secundan en-
la empresa de hacer comp1ender la verdad, 20
ruega desmaye hasta que algo Sc legisle sobre
ell particular, que serfa una medida salvadOra y
una garantia en- todos conceptos
La moral es ell bien, el amor al trabajo una
virtud por cons'guiente, los hombres honrados,
laboriosos, y que tienen co ,cienca de sus debe-
res, temen las leyes, porque procuran respe-
tarlas infringrlas; 81 vago el rateIo el crimi
nal, son los q. lamentan la promulgaci6n de leyes
sabias prudentes que traten de cortar el abuse
desterrar ell vico: Adeante, adeante que 81 81 ira
bajo fl uctiica .mecera ben de sus compatriotas,
la gratitud de los humrh naatOs y 81 por aca-
SO el eco de sus manifestations no repercutiese,
al mer os gozara Y. la fntima satisfaction do ha-
ber promoyido an asunto de vital interes ara es-
ia Provincia.
De v. CON toda eonsideraci6n, alto s. 8, y
amigo q b. s. m, Luis r. Garcia Mendex
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Baquero y, Candara

Ofrecen cibido por los ultmos Vapores
100 barrlles upas sly briores So. Is.
500 canastos. s.papas aAkllegas de so ib mlrn
q So quintai. s%
200 cajas de la iligos blancos
$50 cajas de 10 higos brevas a $41 qq.
100 cajas de / ia higos breVas
Mantequilla italiana en latitas edo -
Mantequila de 1 Y de libra v1o M
Recibido por vapor Earspedes.
75 barrises de man3 gas superiores q So
barril.
"A Hoy tuvimos el gusJo de saludar en- la far
macsa de nuestro amigo Ell sefor Daubon, al
antique catedraLico de Historic Natural tam
bien estimado amigo nnestr0 el Doctor On Me-
dicina y Clrujia, I4edO On Ciencias Naturales
y Director de la casa de salud ell Auxillo Mu.l
tpo, don Esteban Garcia Cabrera que antes de
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Adn sguen siendo objeto, lectoras mias,
de todas las conversaciones los pueblOs inun-
dados y la necesidad de reconstruction,
pues aunque vaya transcurridO casi I'm mes de
de tan horr. BILE desastre tai ha sidO la magni-
tud de sus tristes consecuencias, que difcil-
mente pOdran bOIrarSe on 7muchO tempo de
uuestra memOria.
Segdn los traOajos estadisticOs llevad0s q
cabo 1Uimamente, parece que hay que reducir
ell numerode las vlctimas, Y annque GO doja de
ser bastante considerable, solo por aquello de
que del NAL el m6nosO experimentamOs con
clio una gran satisfaction. ~a s#*s9ssy rFr.s
Como decfa en- mi ultima, resutados mas
que favOrables coronaban los esfuerzOs que ha-s
clan los generosos hijos de esta region para
socOrIer q las victimas de la catas1rofe para
aliviar un tanto mas sus infortunados her,
manls de Puigcerc6s, pueblo del Princjpado
& que fti6 vfctima no haco muchO tempo de lbs
terremotos que 10 destruyeron casi por COM
pleto. - re
sola acudio Catalina entonces en- auxilio
de sus infortunados hijos, hoy cuando aun no
ha podido olyidar tantas desdichas, vuelve
tenderles su mano cartativa. Il Carload para
Almeria, Consuegra y Puigcerc0s y: he aQui
81 lena de sus estandartes petitOrios ante el
cnal han rendido su, bolsillos las classes tOdaS
de la sociedad, movidas por el infujo dc una
de las mas hermosas de las virtudes
Con harto sentimiento del pueblo BARGE
Zones, que estimaba en- tOdO su yalor las reco-
nocidas prendas que adornaban &'su ex alcaIde
don Felix Macia y Bo1ap'ata, ha circulado esta
Ultima manana la infausta nIava de su fa.leci-
mento. Joven ahn ha bajado la tumba tan
dstinguido hombre pdolieo, tras una larga
penosa entermedad, dejando en- sus muchos
amigos un vacio dificil de lenar, pues su clar.
iutelgencia y yasUisima llustraci0n, como l.s
reconocidas virtndes que le adornaban, 10 con-
quistaron generates simpatas. Seale Ia TERRA
aeve!
Mucho ha refrescado el tempo adm GUAM.
40 se esperan tOdavia dias aislados do alta
ternpHratufa, caal 10 son siempre los llalnados
del veranito dc San Martin, v.n hacienda POGO
POGO su aparici6n los abriguitos de enare
tisuopo las lgerss pquillas 90 lana sulza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
Adhesiones

Aunque no somos partidarios de dar pu-
blicidad a los escritos que SO nos envien con
el generoso fin de tavorecernos de alentar-
nos en- nuestra diticil labor, dc entire las mu-
chas cartas de felicitacion que hemos recibido
de la Isla en- estos dias, proposito de la cam
pana patii6tca que hemos emprendido contra
la vagancia roproduc;mos dos porque, sin du-
da, han sido enviadas con Amino dc que les de-
mos publicidad. Dicen asi las referidas cartas :
~s Ponce, Octubre 20 de 1891
Sr. Director de LA ACoRREsPoNDENaJA
Muy Sr. mio; Undo q n.uchos amigol# ia
Ciudad le feicitamos por el artfculo de -
RREsPoNDENCIA sobresvagos, ysdeseariasa ) $pofe
severe on la idea, camanGo: para site SO ponga
en- panta esa Ley que tanto hion ha de reportar
al pais.
Aprovecha Ia oportunidad para of ecerse de
CGraA. -