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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
nhd Items nom Exerywhere.

There is said TO be more widows in
New York City than in any other city IN
the world, London excepted. Paris
comes third.
Philadelphia is prominently city oil
homes. Ii has 235, 600 houses, as against
los. OO9 for Chicago, 1928 for New
York and 50, 500 for Boston.
The Braganza diamond, the largest in
the world, weighs 1850 carats. 1t was
found in Brazil in 174l, and is now one
OF the Portuguese crown jewels.
Prof Virgins derides astronomical
calculations far enough to say that the
moon is 100000 miles distant from the
earth. instead of 100000 miles, as has
generally been figured upon.
A stork had ring on his leg for
Identification. After two years absence
he returned TO Germany last spring
with q second ring, bearing the lnScrlp-
ton, India sends greetings TO Ger
many
Strawberries and mosquitoes are said
TO be plentiful in the neighborhood OF
Mt. st. Elias, that region OF perpetual
ice and snow. Along the edge Of the
glacier IS a strip OF luXuriant vegeta-
tion where strawberry vines cover the
grounds for miles.
A certain Scotch editor recently de-
parted so far from the customs OF his
CONTEMPORARIES as 10 substitute the
headings Hatch" match" and ODE
spatch" over those departments In his
paper which his contemporaries aSsort-
ed under the heads Of Births" Mar
rlageS" and Deaths"
In the will of the late King of Wurt-
emberg seine curious legacies were left
The bootblack outside the palace gates
is TO wear patent leather shoes for the
rest OF his life, be dressed in blue tweed
homespun and receive pension Of 1000
marks a year. An old apple woman
who sweeps a crossing around the cor
ner, gets a pleasant position in the pal
ace, a black silk gown and a small PEN
sion.
The reports from the artesian well at
Huron, \. D., show that il is the most
wonderful we'll known to exist. The
water SpOutS up to a distance OF about
100 feet, and the amount that flows
from the well is tremendous, being esti-
mated at from 5000 to 10000 gallons
a minute Even at the lowers figures
enough water is elected to furnish
every man, woman and child in the
State of North Dakota with at least
four gallons Of water every four hours.
The peculiar custom Of lovers break
ing o piece OF money, each retaining
one-half as token of remembrance,
has come down from ancient times.
Long before Europe and Asia were
provided with inns or public houses OF
entertainment, it was the custom for
travellers to seek lodgings with private
houSeholderS, and on parting pebble,
ring. piece of money or other token was
broken, each taking half and retain
ing IT,, that the host at some future
time, IL necessary, might claim return
Of hospitality by presenting the token.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
The Hermlt's Moral .

When a young man, says the New
York Tribune, Lowell used to visit the
White Mountains, and he related this
anecdote as one Of his experiences
there: II was walking through the
Franeonia Notch and stopped to chat
with hermit who fed with gradual
logs the unwearied teeth OF saw mill.
/ asked him the best point of view for
the Old Man of the Mountains Dun
no-never see it, Too young or too
happy either to feel or affect the
Juvenalan indifference, was sincere
ly aStonished, and l expressed
it, The log-compelling man attempted
no justification, but after little while
he asked: Come from Bawsn?" Yes
with peculiar pridel. 'Goodle to see
in the VICINITY at Bawsn.' oh, YES.
| said. L should like, 'awl, 1 should
lik' TO stan on Bunker Hill. You've
been there, often, likely?' Moo un-
willingly seeing the little end of the
horn in clear vision at the terminus OF
this Soeratic perspective. Anvil, nv
young frien', you've learned now that
wit man kin see any day for nothin',
children half price, be never does see
Nawthin' pay, nawthin' vally.'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
AMERICAN WORKMEN.
Their High Sense of Dignity Impress'
English Factory Inspectors.

Their High Sense of Dignity Impresses
English Factory Inspectors.
LONDON, December 3.-The London
Royal Labor Commission has decided it
to be desirable that two momen be APP
pointed sub-commissioners to be assign
ed the duty of inquiring in the duty OF
women's labor. Factory Inspector Hen
derson testified that when he visited
America he had found factory arrange
ments to be superior to what was furn-
ished in England. The buildings were
more comfortable and better ventilated,
and the arrangements such that there
was less danger of accidents. He did
not attribute the superior conditions in
America TO legislation, but rahter to the
high sense of dignity that he had found
among American workmen-a feeling
that had no counterpart among English
workmen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
FEELS ENTIRELY SERENE.

The Chinese Representative at Paris In
Observation-Disclosures No Danger
PARIS, December 3.-The situation
in China Is attracting great attention IL
political circles in ali the European
capitals. This is due to the fact tha'
England has come to an understanding
with China, by which mutual cid Will
be rendered in the event Of certain con-
tingencies.
The Eclair to-day publishes an inter
view with the Chinese Charge D'Affair;
here. He declares that the news re-
ceived from China regarding disturb
ances is greatly exaggerated.
The fears that the rebels might pass
the great wall and invest Pekln are
calmly brushed aside by the Charge
D'Affairs, who says that instead OF the
government stalking its existence on
decisive battle with the insurgents II
would only be necessary for the imperial
troops to show themselves in battle
array to so brighten the rebels as tc
cause them to flee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
cRYklGHT lss0

Like another 'oomdn
the one who's used DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. She's a
stronger and a happier woman
and a healthy one. The aches,
pains, and weaknesses, that made
life miserable are gone-the func.
tional disturbances or irregularities
that caused them have been cured.
Face and figure show the change,
too. Health has restored the
charms that rightfully belong to
her. For all the weaknesses and
ailments peculiar TO wOmanhood,
"Favorite Prescription is a posi-
tive remedy. No other medicine
for women is guaranteed, as this is,
to give satisfaction in every case,
or tho money is refunded. It's pro-
prietors are willing to take the risk.
What it has done, warrants them
in guaranteeing what it will do.
It's the cheapest medicine you
can buy, because it's guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
You only pay for the good you
get.
Can you ask more?
That's the peculi0r plan all Dr..
Pierce's medicines are sold on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
RULES FOR GOOD HEALTH.

Eat plain food,
Be regular in your habits.
Wear wooden clothing the year round.
Do not work Immediately after eating.
Keep the feet comfortable and we'll protected
Exercise in the open air when the weather
permits.
II possible. go to bed at the same hour every
night.
In malarious districts do your walking in the
middle Of the day.
Keep your blood warm and circulating. You
can do this best by exercise and pure stimulant,
Do not indulge in stimulants, although 1t is
desirable 10 do go, unless you know they are
pure and medicinal.
Bear in mind the unquestionable fact that
there is no Stinulant So good as whiskey, and
only one good medicinal whisky, namely,
Dufys Pure Malt No mAtter what your drug
gist or grocer may say, bear in mlnd the aSove
great truths and you Will be healthier, live
longer and feel happier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Late News from the Earthquake.

VANCOUVER, B. c., December 3.-Ad-
vices from Japan by the Empress of China,
give later news regarding the great earth
quake of October 2S. Careful figuring now
places the number of dead at $50, and in
jured 10. 100, with S9,63O buildings wholly
and 2S,625 partly destroyed. Over 100000
people have been rendered homeless and
destitute.
Decent burial has been given to most of
the bodies recovered from the ruins in
larger towns, but horrible scenes are pre-
scented in the country, where the people are
unable to bury their dead. Foreigners
have come forward generously with gifts
Of money, clothing, medicine, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
A DECISION
Ron, the Treasury Department Regard
ing american Tin Plate"


WASHINGTON, d. g., December o.
An importing firm of Philadeiphla
recently made the following inquiries
~ the Treasury Department, In re.
GARD to paragraph 143 of schedule Z OF
the Tariff Act, relating to tin plate:
tWhat is understood by being pro-
duced in the United States? VIII the
tin and terne plates be American II
made from imported black plate, or
mnst the black plate be OF American
makeP II the latter, will the black
Mate be American II rolled from I'M
norted bars or billets? Again, must
such plates be coated with American
tim. and American lead to be American
tin plates and American terne platesF
In reply acting Secretary Spaulding
informed the firm that the Department
holds that imported black plates dipped
in this country for the purpose OF max
ing tin and terne plates are Included
within the paragraph referred to, BACK
mates rolled from imported bars or oil
let's should be similarly CLASSIFIED. mere
is no provision in law, he says, restrict.
ing the manufacturers to the use OF
American tin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Public Sale Of Real EStiH.

10y yIRTU : OF A DECREE OF -
ID cult Court OF Ohio county, ~, 49,
chaucery cause In said court p hllstgg .,.s /
( n Prettyrnau Is the plsintih thl =. b, 10
Well, and Others are the fsfen9sh n. 4
dersigned will. Gs COmmissionsfAg ys..ttf-tsI
as Trustee In the stead OF WllilaM b,.,,--..l 4
now deceased who WAS Ifust'' tr.IstsI
deed OF trust executed by Natllda n g,ssfl
her husband for the uss oi 81, - ff
man. dated the 18Th day OF " pIs,illl, H. Crli
recorded In the Office Of TIE l.sit 80 4
Court OF Ohio county ~ deco =, -s..t ~ \
"a page ~. offer for sale 70 hlt 80 sg.f
nnblIc anriion. before the C0ufi ho-
ihe ely 81 Wh1 TpR 'lS or DAY OF De-
Der. lssl, ,.r.-,-- ffil
"A t0o'ciock An OF said day. 70, ~ ~
IA bic real estate situated IN th. - 4
ing. Ohio county. West Nlfslil.',, 4, y, 81
western portion Of the easIsfs g..,.sis 49,
bered Isl on she south Size on .,',,.rs =
in said city, being ne E,s ssE's Ssbs -
pistogi Sobs. by John NeSel ~. -, N. /
deed OF partition dated july ., ..isf q
$1,000 q. foll0ws. viz. B~fl ~ srt'l
,o,,b wss, eorner Of said pfopsfy,... I,,,.rs-
inc with the line OF sirtsfhtA 80 Il 'fsf
IN Ia feet So, inches; ihsnc, -. go, !
inches: thsDce east lf.S ing..f, ttstT
10 the alley ia The rear ~ - 49, n ffss =
The Irne OF sid alley. Esst~aiss' ,, .rlcg .
,bss e. nort ssrdly 70 place o. -, az
sra connected thersSith. an9'. = E,ill
ground (which vas CONVEX -. ii,
wSiis by James Mc1dLns az ~
,sssi and thus bounded hsf !. Z, b. -
seven inches OF Of tue east 80, - .gsia -
Zee, Of lot usmbered ~ o. W i.s5t -
siY,seath street between Eoh - - go
n AID eIty. fronting inchst Z. ss,,tss .
- aid stree; nd sajoiDins ~. .ss, -iIr -
niec, or portion Of Us. az. ~ .l' ,ss.issf.T
xx,a,b witb ,he sald weil's .iss 80. go Il.
sIlsy in rear, Including The P''''@
on said lot. ,rths One-Sf,
ng,chss. soney. OF 90 much q - ~ -
pS,cbs..f may eject. IN es,.' ss,,r.ng 10
hs, ILL., soysl snnusl payrlsDn. 80 80 . ,
-. - CAV OF sale. tbs istl --s..i
tsined 10 SECURE the deis sr.,y y ! 4. ALLts.
OF hcozni''
~. % ID Commissi0nsr b ,' a ~
,,s nenai sun Of zoo eon'i'
b. said decree JOHN v. VIZ icos,.7
cls,k o, the Circuit cosn o. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04

rate Of cent means exactly that the
Department will lose one-hslI % d 'I he
amount Of receipts. One-hail "ou'u %
SEQ. 7t6, OG4-75. ,so..,on ~
He recommends the simpnnea!ioh ~
postal rates aud the consolidation u
the third and fourth class postage, anu
shows how newspapers may be Trans
norted free from July l, 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Dom Pedro Is Better.

PARIS, December 3-The condition of
Dom Pedro, the deposed Emperor of Bra
I'll. who is i'll at the hotel Bedford, with
chills and diabetes has improved and his
physicians, Drs. Charcot and Bouchard,
believed that all danger is past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04

THE world is always interested in
the cure of consumption; yet its proven
tion is OF far more Importance. DIR.
Woods Norway Pine Syrup is guaran-
teed TO cure coughs and colds. Sold by
all dealers on guarantee of satisfac-
tlOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Secretary Foster is Worse.

CHICAGO, December3.-S Surgeon General
Hamilton, of the United States Marine
hospital, left hurriedly for Washington
last night on the receipt of telegram ask
ing for his services to attend Secretary
Foster The secretary has been i'll for
some time, but from all reports his all
ment was not considered serious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Confessed His Crime.

FREEHOLD, n. j., December 3.-Louis
Harriott, the slayer of Mrs. Chas. T.
Leonard, who is now incarcerated in the
county Jail for the foul crime he committed
near Atlantic Highlands last week. has at
last confessed to having committed the das-
tardlY crime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
AMUSING AND INTERESTING.

since then He Has Been in IT.
INs1g Yort sun.
s.You are getting to be very iona oi
coffee Mr.. Hunker," said Mrs. Small 10
her star boarder as he passed MS cup
for the third replenishing. ,,o5
at isn't that, Mrs. Small, repI!eu
Hunker; I'm taking the not water
treatment"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Governor CampbelI netter.

COLUMBUS, o., December 3.-Governor
Campbell, who returned from Chicago yes
terday, suffering from a severe attack of
grip, is still under care of his physician.
out is reported as slightly improved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04

4. T. NoRrOs il Ga!C'ston Ne'cs.
,rhs hand tina, uenued Lucille is pulls eess now
a princeIv poet from Us far has down;
In prime oflife has laid earth's honors down,
Whicn clustered brightly on his classic oro"'
II wear above, We feel, iadeless crown
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Instance of the Wisdom of Youth

Instance of the Wisdom oil YOUTH
LJs.
The adorer-Sir, want to marry
your daughter. -. Aoor
The father-What! Marry that Gear
little inexperienced, innocent angel
Sir. you surprise me.
The adorer-Come of.
How Men would Kick If She Kept IL stiii'
FHH.
Sbe-Will YOU instruct your oaugh-
ter I'm the different languages?
Great Man-NO; one tongue Is SUM
cient for woman.
What Nearly Everybody Is Doing
Ts5qs SlftiHgs
There's no dIgrace in being poor.
The thing is to keep quiet and not let
vour neighbors know anything about H.
SO He Thinks.
AtchtSoH G.Obe.
No man is so ignorant that you can
not learn something from him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04

Seven lots 5OI 100 feet Ia fi,an, Nhys 81
Gallagher addition price Goo 20 80 ra'a
Corner one-half lot on McCoiioch ali ~
mont streets.
Two lots az Edgington Lane
Farm ~ acres six miles east OF CITY 3D.
Farm O. acres, very cheap, eishV'h H'"
east Of city. ,.- e.
Grove, on easy terms.
Choice lots In Glendale on easy p'mi
a. 600 will buy i've fo0med house '''
street, Centre Wheeling. -
Five houses, three rooms, on oouh ~
street, u, go each. 81. ~.
Lots in s. s. Bloch addition on soa'h f''i
Lot on south From, street Island, ilRn ia.
One OF tho best manufacturing h|'
city, fronting on two railroads. .,..r..
Good business corner 10 Cenief hhss-..
House Of six rooms. 80 WOODS ''
good condition, B,AD 49,, nan
House OF seven rooms, 3S3l ION 49, -,
House OF four rooms, corner Elga'ssl'- ~"
and Alley q; tl 900. .,p D., ,,...a
Lots on North Erie and South F'un
bland. 1850 20 500 each. .,,.ril
Full lot on Jacob street, WIN
BRICK house Ia the rear. tEOOO ~,...,
Half Lot on Eon street, s0u'" "
eighth street, 81 90 -.t..t, u,...tl
Two Lots In very desirable iooA''oN
vile At low figure. ...-..,s ,,.,,i
HalfLot At east end Of TWeniy''s''h'-
$50 ti,i., 4, al
Five-roomed House. good condition. ~
Chapline street; sl.sO.
NESBITT g. DEVlhh
90 1872 Marie, sHse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
TOR RENT.
9pr sale.

DOR SALE OR RENT Tar SC-',.,,,,.,,-
IL Block, No. eole and 2lal Main -, eaES
west corner. Enquire OF JOHN ROSY g1,S9'i-
the building, upstairs. Entrance on f,- =. u
first street. Terms easy. "" '"eay
- ---------- ocss'
EloR sALE-FRAME sToRR.R00V :.
Il dwelling at McMechen, about az AND
from b. 4 o shops and round houses 49, /, !,'''
ing O up 1 nIcSiien' location for bushes, -
Price. 5000. Terms. cash Cool -. la'ais
selling Address, ). II. GRAFTON. N,N-',, ~
". Va. ~, - ece.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
Jpr deui.

EoR REST-HoLLIDAY PGINISccc., 49,.
Property, at corner OF Mar, ~. ~ WILL
ten streets: one good Stable Ala IEen.
Sneos. one Office, with two fooms ~. piyiag
MARE MafsFooms ana Cellar. Inquire at 81 10 car, .atss
-&R holm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
FOR SALE

Two-story brick house. No. IS15 Woos,,.....
Three-story brick house. No. SO Ts.sf.,'s. !.
Two-story frame house. No. - Thirtss,,e >
Two-story frame house. No ilH RisA $50.
South York street lot, Zane's orchard M.
South Jacob ST, lotnear new car STAN a..
Choice building lots in Pleasant Waller -
AC0up. ''--
FOR RENT.
Store room and dwelling. Nos. 9l0 Ar, "a,
Chapline street; new; has al conven,ers...
improvements; q good stable IN "a. A a..
class stand Tor live, energetic party
Three rooms at No. glS Market street
-Four Rooms at No. gOS Market street
GEO J MATHISON
Telephone No. i07. 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-04
How Men would Kick if she Kept 1T STILL
What Nearly Everybody Is Doing
so He Thinks.

No man is so ignorant that you can
not learn something from him.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-15

oourria, nos dijeron que en- una casa de
muchachas de la vida allegro, dos indiViduos
hab1an promovido un escandalo, suceso que
hizo que Sc apersonara ALI una pareja de Or
den publico, la cual requirio / los alborotado-
res. Estos emprendieron la fuga, uno de
los guardias dispar0 an tiro de revolver so
bre ellos $50, Realmente creemos que la poll
cla nO debera ser tan prodiga en- disparar
proyectiles, sObre tOdo en- las Was publicaS,
porque podra suceder que los delincuentes
presuntos delincuentes, escapasen de ellos y
que algdn pacitico transeunte pagase los vi
drios rOtos
Sc encuentran en- esta Capital, nuestros
amigos los senores don Jose Usera don Jose
Ramon Gonzalez, vecinos de Coamo.
**
DicennoS de la villa de Coamo que pareCe
que hay desdencias ALI entire los individuos
del partdo Unconditional Unos apoyan la
candidatura Official, y qtros quieren dar sus
vOtOS al Sr. USera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-15
Ell Sr. Obispo en- Humacao.
Nos escribe un estilnado amigo:

Nos escribe un estimado amigo:
"POr la manana tempranO, del dia -, Sali0
de Humacao pOr ell caminO que cOnduce q Las
Pedras, la comitiva para recibir al Sr. ObispO,
compuesta del Sr. Vica1io D. Santiago Amat y
ell COadiutor Padre Marani; ell Alcalde D. Sa-
bas Rocafort y algunOs COncejales en- represen-
taci0n del AyuntamientO; ell COmandante mi
litar Teniente COrOnel Sr Caparr0s, que lucia
la plaza de San Hermenegildo, acOmpanado del
Captain de Ej6rcitO Sr Ferran Y Teniente Sr
Laborda como representatives de la gu,trnici0n;
la plana mayor del Battalion de VOluntarios
cOmpuesta del Teniente Coronel don Fermin
de Tomas, del Comandante D. NarcisO Soler vi
ce-presidente de la DipItaci0n provincial, ell
m6dicO Sr. Castany ell Captain Ayudante Sr
AlDnsO, que lucian sus uniformes. cruces Y en-
cOmiendas la oficadad de la Companfa de
VoluDtarOs que reside en- HumacaO represen-
tada por los senores Beltran Bar6; ell cuer-
pO de tel6grafOS repreSentadO pOr e Official Sr
Almiroty; el ST.. Juez municipal D. Leocadio
Martinez; ell ilustrado doctor D. Pablo Font
m6dicO titular: D. Manuel F. GaOna, Director
de El Crjterj0, y muchOs particulares, entire
los que recOrdamOS a los Sres. D. Francisco M
Lopez, D. Ramon Reyes, D. Salvador RocafOrt,
D. Antonio M. Oms, ID. Gavino Nunez, condu-
cidOs todOs pOr unoS cincuenta sesenta Ca
rruajes y ademas muchos ginetes.
La nutrida y VistOsa conlitiva encOntr0 al
Sr. ObispO en- ell Unite de la demarcaci0n entire
Humacao Piedras, que ven1a acOmpanadO
de otra comitiVa tambiens. respectable desde
Las Piedras
Esta Sc componfa de yarios carruajes y
ginetes, conducendo entire otros al Sr. Cura dc
Las Piedras, Alcalde Sr. Reyes; Juez munici-
PAID. Jose Janer Ell professor, elemental, Ell
m6dico titular Sr. Fraile, D. Manuel Roig y
Colomer D. Antonio Marques, D. Luis Megia,
ETC., etc.
Acompanaban a S. E. su Secretario Sr.
Hizern, su pale, un misionero Paul algunos
Sacerdotes.
Ambas comtivas reunidas, Sc dirigieron
q Humacao por aquel pintoresco camino, cuyos
montes, colinas y valles, siempre verdes, no
tienen NADIA que envidiar los mejores paisa-
es de ningun pals, entrando en- la villa por Ia
calle de Las Piedras adornada por un aEco de
ramaje lenO de banderas nacionales.
Un inmenso gento llenaba las calles del
transito, dando Vivas al Sr. zObispo que Sc diri-
j6 = Ia Iglesia donde rez6 el Te-Deum en- ac-
clon de gracias.
s. E. Sc alojo en- casa del Sr. DR.. Castany
Sc encuentra en- perfecto estado de salud Y
hasta mas gruesO que cuando sali0 de la capi-
tai pesar de su avanzada edad de 79 aLlOs.
Piensa pasar Vieques, continuar la vi
sta pastoral, sin amedrantarle el tener quo en-
barcarse en- una pequena embarcacion."2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-15

Segdn nos escriben de Anasco, la gente Sc
divierae por allf que da placer El domingo
hubo un gran aguinaldo en- la casa del aprecia-
BILE Sr. Urrutia. 81 dia de Reyes fu6 IN aeon
tecimiento TOdas las familias del pueblo estu-
vieron de gira en- la playa, casa del STD. Os-
car Falcon (hacienda Concepcion.) Dicen que
no eran m6nos de 500 personas las que alli Sc
reuneron. 81 ju6ves anterior la gira fu6 en-
la casa de campo de Don Joaquin VeIez.
90
/ prOp0sitO hemOs recibido ell progra-
ma de las f1estas lie Anasco On honor de su pa
tron, San Antonio Abad. Dichas tiestas ten
dram lugar en- los dius 10, 16 y II del corriente
seran rumbosas por tOdo 10 alto. FL. pres-
dente de la Conision de festejos es nuestro
amigo Ell Sr. J. D. Chapel.
90
Ri professor del barriO de Buenos Aires
tLares) D. Nepomuceno Perez M6ndez, ha tras-
lalado su residencia la poblaci0n. La escue-
la que desempenaba en el citado barrio, Sc di-
ce que Sc hara cargo de ella ell mcdesGo 6 illus
trado professor D. Jose Cordov6s 2 Berries.
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gar religiosamente ell ilnporte de la suscrici0n)
dos pesos. Una errata de .inprenta cambio los
pesos en- pelos.