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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-21
Ia Correspondence de PueTtO-RiCO.
Puerto-RicO, Abrj5 90 6e 1891.
Diputacion Provincial
Session del 9iG Is,

Presidente, sr. Soler-Ubarri, Alvarez Perez,
Dominguez, Pena Cerra, Perez, Brau, Fe-
rrer Ramos, Amell, Blanco, Martinez, Ote
ro Mendizabai, Lopez Landr6ny Estevanez
Sc aprob0 ell acta anterior con algunas ex-
plicaciones de los senores Blanco y Mendizabal
Sc aprob0 la moci0n del Sr. Mendlzabal
acerca de una exposici6n 4 las Cortes para la
condonaci0n de 10 que cOrresponde en- ell anO
pr0ximo al Tesoro para fondos de Loteria.
-Fu6 desechada la moci0n del senior Men,
dizabal sobre cumplimiento del articulo 81 de
Ia Ley Provincial.
Sc aprob0 la moci6n del senor Banco
relativa que Sc entienda acceptable y apr0ba-
uo por la Corporation ell Reglamento del Gu
10 efectuado por la Administrator Central
para 1891 a 90, con las modifcaciones prOpues-
tas por Ia Corporation.
Sc acord6 aprobar la moci6n del senor
MendiZabal acerca del arqueO que debe pasar-
SO q los fondos de LOteria Provincial.
--Acuerdo sobre la fOrma de distribuir los
dos mil billetes de la Loteria Provincial que Sc
resol7i0 aumeutar en- el pr0ximo ejercicio de
1891 90.
-Acuerdo sobre la Memoria presentada
por D. Adolfo Vendrell, acerca del cultiVo de
la cana.
-Pas6 a informe de la Comision la mo-
ci6n delos senoresaAlvarez Perez y Ramos, re-
lativa 4 la provision de la plaza de Official %,
creada para la Diputaci6n.
--Acuerdo sobre suspension de los acuer-
dos de la Diputaci0n, decretado por el Excmo.
senior GobernadOr General,
Sc acord0 por mayOria la installation de
una estacion telegratica en- la Carolina.
-Qued0 SObre la mesa el eXpedlento re-
lativo al alcance del Administrator que fu6 de
Loterias don Antonio Sicardo.
-Acuerdo sobre discussion del presupues-
to provincial.
-Termin6 el acto a las lie la tarde.
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Noticias de la Capital

En- breve SO presentara al EXcmO Ayun-
tamiento una mocion de la directiva de la So
sOciedad de socOrrOs mutuOs Los amigos del
Bie9a PetbLic0 solicitando que toda receta es-
pedida por ell facultativo de dicha asociaci0n
a favor de algun sOcO pobre, Sc despache gIa-
tis por la tarmacia respectva siempre que ell
teniente alcade ComisariO del barrio desig
nado, asi 10 disponga.
No dudamOS que nueStra COrpOl acl0E mu-
nicpa e apreciable amigo don Juan B. Dau-
bon acoeran oen67olamente tan humanitaria
idea 2
I'm muchacho ha encOntrado en- la calle
hoy la ha entregadO a esta redacci0n, una
carta sin frauquear sobrecartada asi, con le-
ira mpresa:-B0U0ri0.- .-FSrmG-Scjer0gIer G
cEen5ach.-NJynberg"
Puede ell que la escrbi6 pasar a recojerla
en- esta oticna
90
Un apreCiable caballerO, nu0strO amigo
don Manuel Fernandez Umpierre, despu6S de
haDer leilo el articulo pubicado el Sabado por
LA CoRREsPONDENCIA sObre cultivO de prOduc-
tos memories, Sc ha presentadO a esta redac-
ci0n para decirnos que eSta dispuestO & faci-
litar terrenOs gratutamente y de- la clase que
Sc des6en, en- BayamOn, a las personas que quie-
ran dedicarse al cultivo de la papa como es-
pecWlGci0N.
As SO hace; fecitamos nuestro resp9
table amigo por ell inter6s que Sc toma en- pro
del prOgresO agr1cola de su pals.
Segdn telegrama recientemente recibido,
Ell vapor ingles EWr5pideS con destino nsta
Isa, salio del puerto de Nueva-York ell II de
los corrientes las cinco de la tarde.
Ha sido admitido en- Ia sOciedad de soco
rros mutuos Los amigos del BjeN Petbiic0
nuestro amigo el senior don Jose d. Moreno
Sant, corren los tramites reglamentarios
las solicitudes de otrOs varios aspirantes al in
greso en- dicha sociedad.
Anoche algun NAL intencionado arrojo un
frasco de asaf6hda por Ia ventana de una casa
de la cae de Tetuan cerca del teatrO
81 la poIicia pudiera echar mano mo de
esos. -. .petroleras de asaf6tida, hara una
buena obra.
Ha sido nombradO nuestro particular ami
go el Captain de .infanteria, del euadro even
tual, don Vicente Gonzalez Carrero para des-
empenar la Secretaria del GObiernO Militar de
esta plaza, mientras dure la lcehcia que por
enfernQ ha de dsfrutar en- Ia Peninsula ell
propietario, Comandante don Juan Melendez
tambien estimado amigo nuestro.
~Sabemos que la casa de Salud establecida
en- esta Capital, ha peddo una Camara polar,
invenci0n dc don Alfredo Garcia m6dico de
Santiago de Cuba, para el tratamlento de la
tiebre amarilla.
va Balabrega ha repartido sus programs
para la function de manana martes en- la no.
che. Els I'm segundo Cagliostro; un medium
que hay que suponer e'aterm'n a juzgar por 10
qQe-el nismo asegura bajo la feY de su paabra
de- prestidigitador brujo de los que
2antes quemaba el Sahto Odcio. Els sujeto que
alivina cl pensamientO, aparece. y desapare-
ce.. Il. (por detras de batidoresl CANA hace
ganar la loteria cuaudo 6quiere muchas CO.
sas mas.
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Noticias de la tsIa

Las personas que no hayan recibidO el Pc
ri6dicO desde ol Is de Marzo feoha en- que
venci0 e primer trimostre, deS6en seguir
recibi6ndolo, deben envar 81 en- sellos de CO.
rreos Ia par, valor de I'm trimestre Y seran
servidos Embellishments. LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA
SO paga precisamente por trimestres ADELAN-
TADOS
Con 10 dicho quedan contestadas las mu-
chas cartas que recibimos prop6sito del par
ticular.
%Varios hombres del pueblo SO reunieron
en- Mayaguez Y rocOjierOn entire ellOs los $50
que ei Alcalde de la dicha ciudad impuso de
mu!ta a nuestro coega La RGSOn. La Direc-
ci5n del referidO colega piensa apolar por au-
to la Audiencia territorial contra Ia referida
multa va ha nombrado al efectO abOgado q
D. Juan Ramon Ramos y procucador al sr. Rossi.
Dice E1 InspGYci0J de Mayaguez:
"En la session celebrada por ell Ayunta-
miento aver tarde resolviose nombrar 4 don
Federico Gatell como Ponente. para que reci-
biese la defensa de los concejales a quienes no
Sc reconoce derecho de elegibilidad"
~
Segdn nos dicen varios amigos de Baya-
mon, para el dia 26 del corriente Sc prepare un
eXpl6ndidO bale pOr los artesanOs de auuel
pueblo, que promote ser muy concurrido y
animado.
- La juventud bayamonesal con 81 objeto de
Sf1ivertirse divertir las belIas de aQuel pue-
bio, Sc ha reunidO tornado una pequefa So
ciedad allegandO fOndOs pOr contribution men,
'sual, para organizar cada mes veladas nrico
dramatica y baes.
LA Junta DlreCtlVa ha quedadO cOnStituida
por los apreciables j0Yenes siguientes Pre-
sidente, Antonio antaella.-Vice-presid
Domingo Cobian y ROmeu. = -Tesorero, Joaquin
Alum.-Secretario, Julio Otero.-Vocales Ma
nuel Otero %, Eugenio Santaella %, Emilio
Valles, CarmolO MunQE. Ldcas Fernandez, Juan
Otero y francisco g, del Arroyo.
Sc ha remitido a informe de la Comision
Provincial el presub buestO ordinario de BARGE
loneta correspondence al eiercicio de 1890 81.
us. 90
Han sido aprobados por el Gobierno &C.
neral los reglam6ntos de Policia Municipal de
los pueblos de Santa Isabel, Hunacao, Las
Piedras, Ponce, Anasco Cayey.
Para desempenar el cargo de CaItero en-
Arecibo ha sdo nombrado don Ventura Reeves.
Sc ha hecho cargo de la Administrator
de Correos de Vieques, el Secretario &c aquel
Ayuntamiento don Julio GALES Y Ca1ero.
90
Han sido convocados elecciones para re-
novacion de los mlsmos Ros Ayuntami@ @ntos de
esta Isla, las cuales tendran lugar los dias
4, 5, Oy 8 de Mayo pr6ximo
yss% 90
* Ell castillo escritor 8 inteligente poeta Joa6
de Diego, ACADIA de hacer su debut en- Maya
gUez como abogadode ITALIA en- la defensa de
una causa de San German que le fu6 encomen-
dada ante la Audiencia de 10 Criminal de aquel
t6rmino judicial. Los periodicOs de Mayagiez
hacen grandes elogiOs de sus dOtPs oratorias Y
de sus aptitudes como juriscOnSuto.
Felcitamosle de Todo coraz0n, 10 mlsmo
que 4 su hermano.y estimado amigo nuestro
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STELLA MATUTINA.

Con lento paso me acerlu6 a la puerta,
Oprimiendo mi frente enardecida;
Sobre su lecho candido tendida,
La prenda de mi amor estaba muerta.
De cuatro Cribs a la llama incierta
AqueI.espectro vi, que era mi vida,
Aun cerca de la almOhada halle caida
La humilde rosa que le df entreabierta.
Me pareci6 que de sus negros ojos
Una celeste claridad brotaba,
Que otra vez, animados sus despojos,
Para decirlIe: i" ituya!", me llamaba
Bes6 sus labios... Sc tornaron rojos,
-. Era ell beso primero que la daba
Manuel del Palacio.
Sc paga buena prima por cuarenta accio
nes del Banco Espanol de Puerto Rico. Enten
derse con don Estanislao Martinez. 81
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LOGOGRIFo NUMFRICO

DedicGdo d Ia sjnpdtjcG q destingwitlG amiga
JWGRGdi'aG MOnSerrGte CjRtr6n.
9,13, ,11,16,17,4,8 Nombre de mujer.-7,2,9,5,1I,
idem.-7, 7,10,9, 2 dem.-1,8,3,9,1 II, II dem.
ALI, ,10,11,5,3,2 idem.-2, IL, 8 8idem.-13, 1913,
5,7,8 idem.-17, A, IL, 8 idem.-7, 1862 idem.
-6,2,4,10,9,17 iden,-16,3,6 6,164,2 idem.-4,
H. III 1911 idem.g2, Ii, ,e,I58,91o idem.|9,2,
3,1,1O,6 idem.-9,8 II, 1914 idem.-4,5,3,17.
1,18,5 idem.-1.5, go, II idem.-4, 1926 idem.
IL ,16, II, II, 10 Lo que no esta usado.-15,1 ,16.
1865 Sc. vende en- las pulperias. 1,2,3,4,5,6,
1920, 2,13, II, 1871 17,18 Nombre y ape
lido del autOr
Ponce. K
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n 0 I A S

9i Quiere Vi. tomar buenos vinos en- las
comidas -Pues ab0nese Ell La Catalina San
Francisco S. ALI todo es de 10 bueno 10
mejor.
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car, porque aqui como en- todas parties, eada
cual esta por su iuteres, aun cuando este per-
judique el mejor servicio publi3o."
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ANAGRAMA
LORIGA NOVIGA ONDREN.

Con estaS letrts tormar ell nombre ape
llidos de una simpatica senorita de esta Capt.
tai quien apreca mucho su mejor amigo
MOSc6n.
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ADIVINANZA
DedicddG al S9'. OrteG.
CHAT is VERY GooD.)

Que nombre de mujer es aquel que sc
compone de una vocal dos consonantes Y
tiene mas de cinco letraS?
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La senorita Andrea Arenas, da las gracias
a los j6venes Saillot y Laloma, que han tenido
la atenei6n de dedicarle la adivinanza apeli-
desca, correspondence al 20 de los corrientes
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RAMON B. LOPEZ y famiIia ofrecen sus
amigos su nueva habitaci6n, casa num- 81 ca
lie de la Luna, esquina la de San Justo.
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RU CGSGS que Sc fecOnaie'sdGa Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de la Capital.
Pr0pietGriO J. Apellaniz, San Justo, n1-
nero 16.-Pertumerfa extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados.-Esmero y limpieza.
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ObdWljG Conde M0N61a.

Para in1itir ell color del orc en- las solda.
duras de las pleas doradas SO prepara una So
lucion saturaua de sufato de cobre en- aqua
apIica con una pluma la soldadura en- ca
liente; tambi6n SO puede anadir dos parties
de la soluci0n saturada de sulfatO de zinc pa
ra que ell color amarillo sea mas permanente;
ell cual puede perfeecionarse aplicando polvo
de orc brun6ndolo.
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CHARADA

Estando- sacando un terciG prina
En- una Segtiodg y tercjG,
vi, encima de un pring0 SegundG,
y A una prjDaG, Segu1adG tercerG.
Ciales. SWpt GGIu.
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ST quiere usted conservar, blanca, limpia
brillante su dentadura, use siempre los POEUOS
de2at0les del Doctor Salicrup Is
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FUGA DE VOCALES

Ded5cadG q nai amiga Maria Sa1atin.
l d.. O.. t. nest.
n.e..r,n t.d.s is frs
Il d.. d. t. b..t.z.
c.ntr.n is T..S.n.r.S
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ANAGRAMA
DedicGdO d la Srtn. AntOniG:
LA ROCA SANGENTE

Con estas letras formar el nombre de una
joven de Ponce.
M0TinbO
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NSe deSea tomar en- alquiler una casa terre-
ra, que tenga comodidades para familia, pa
gando de 80 a 50 pesos mensuales. Ell que
pueda otrecer alguna, que SIC dirija a D. Ma
nuel Roman, quien tiene encargo de avisar al
que la intereSa. 81
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Mercedes DjGg .EsteUaneS.

El vino Riojano genuine de Aleson, Rioia,
que vende d. Francisco Font, Tanca, esquina
Fortaleza, es ell mejor que So importa Puerto
Rico z
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judique el mejor servicio p1bl3o"
ROTAS
97i Quiere Vd. tomar buenos vinos en- las
cOmidas ?-Pues ab0neSe ell La CGtdtGsG San
francisco S. Ali todo es de 10 bueno 10
mejor.
ANAGRA0IA
LORIGA NOVIGA ONDREN.
Con estaS letrts tormar ell nombre ape
llidos de una simpatica senorita de esta Capt.
tai quien aprecia nlucho su meior amigo.
M0sc6T.
RAMON B. LOPEZ fanila ofrecen sus
amigos su nueva habtaci6n, casa mum. 81 ca
lie de la Luna, esquina la de San Justo.
CHARADA
Estando sacando un tercia Y prinsa
En- una Segttl1dg y tercjG,
vi, encima de un pringG SegMleGG,
y una priDaG, Segt1adG y tercerG.
Gales SupE Galu.
NSe deSea tomar en- alquiler una casa terre
ra, que tenga comodidades para familia, pa
gando de 80 q 50 pesos mensuales Ell que
pueda otrecer alguna, que SIC dirija D. Ma
nuel Roman, quien tiene encargo de aVisar al
que Ia interesa. ST
ANAGRAMA
DedicGdo d la Srta. Ant0ni0:
LA ROCA SANGENTE.
Con estas letras formar el nombre de una
joven de Ponce
M0rina5O.
ST quiere usted conservar, blanca, limpia
brillante su dentadura, use siempre los POEvOS
de12t0teS del Doctor Salicrup. Is
FUGA DE V0CALES
Dedjcada d mi amiga Maria Samtin.
i d.. a.. t. nest
n.c..r,n t.d.s is f.r.s
i d.. d. t. b..tz.
cnt.r.n is r..s.n.r.S
Mercedes Diag .ESteUaneS. .
El vino RiojanO genuine de AleSOn, Rioia
que vende d. Francisco Font, Tanca, esquina
Fortaleza, es ell mejor que Sc importa Puerto
Rico.
ADIVINANZA
Dedicad0 al SY OrteG.
The farmers' union., 1891-03-26
LAWRENCE lfARKIIE-

renee Barrett WAS born in Paterson. \. J.,
on April 1. 1888. His father was an Irish
and his mother frugal American.
His mother did her best to gain for her
children Il good education. Barrett was
sirkly and feeble. His health improved
after his family removed tS Detroit. while
he was quite Young But the family was
poor and he had to seek employment while
still hoy. He accordingly became call
boy at the leading theater OF the city. and
fl ON that humble calling rose to De proba-
bly, the greatest tragedian of his day.
Gen. 'I"seph F.. Johnston died at his
Washington home. after an illness of three
weeks Gen. Johnston WAS the last. save
Gen. Beauregard of the six full Generals
OF the onfederafy. The General did not
seem to suffer in the least. and was con-
>ciouS Ia the last. At his bedside were "N-
Gov. McLane OF Maryland. his brother-in
law. and the nurse The Immediate cause OF
death was heart failure. the result of fatty
degenerate ion of the heart. due in a meas
ure To Il cold contracted some weeks ago.
but more particularly to extreme Old age.
Joseph E-gIeStou Johnston was born in
Prince Edward County, Virginia. in Febru-
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and ran on the ties c!even-rail lengths
when the two rear coaches tumbled down
the embankment. rolling over and over
until reaching the bottom, some twenty
feet below. About thirty people were in
jurcd and one was killed outright.
At New Sor, fire destroyed the building
No. G5, Broadway. causing Il loss of $50, 900
Moss. Goldstone 4 Co. boys clothing. loss
$4,000: Mack & Steinberg. clothie:s, loss
$40. 900; all insured. The jersey city Argus
newspaper Office. a FIVE story brick building,
burned. loss 100000. The building was
owned by William w. Farrier. The stock
and machinery were insured for S+5,001, the
building for 5000.
- Bright. prospects of Immunity from
fools were di-pelled by the breaking of the
Concord and old Bass leveeS in East Carroll
parish. This is the first break in the upper
part of the State. vast area Of cotton
lands in East Carroll Tensas, and Concord
pari shes is already inundated. This break
will greatly prolons the food farther South.
Train No. /. passenger. on the Louis
Vile and Nashville. jumped the track at
Louisville. Ky. The engineer, George
Burgess. was instantly killed and his body
was badly mangled. Fireman Ersklinc was
fatally injured. None of the passengers
were injured.
A freight train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Road struck a COW at st. Elmo. Ark.
and thrown from the track. Two
tramps were killed, and Brakeman James
| Smith injured. The train was completely
wrecked.
Near Islip. L. l., eleven large green
houses belonging to the celebrated "Ide
Hour Farm of William X. Vanderbilt were
burned. The loss is estimated at from So
| 900 to 500, 900.
While driving into London. Ontario
| Wesley Warner ard his two daughters were
| struck by passenger train. All three
were killed.
The farmers' union., 1891-03-26
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

A special from Gainesville. Tex, says
that near Aleck, Chickasaw Natl, n. ii farm
er named Davis was killed by his brother
in-law, Vaughn, also Il farmer. The kill
ing was the outgrowth of Il long standing
family feud
Mrs. Mary McCabe. who recently cs-
capped from prison in Mexico, where she was
charged with the killing of Judge Max
Stein. and whose extradition was demand
ed by the Mexican authorities, and whose
application for habeas corpus was heard in
Austin, Tex, before United States Judge
Morey, was released.
Dispatches from Texas say the New Or
leans Mafia are sending threatening letters
to persons who have expressed disapprov al
of their methods. AS a result OF his free
expression OF conviction that the New Or
leans killing of Malta members was right
John Lang, a wealthy and prominent citizen
of Houston. is il receipt of a letter pur-
porting to have been signed by Malta author
ity, warning him TO keep his mouth shut o-
he will be done for, 1t Is written in red ink
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with the customary skull and cross bones.
and there is no mistaking.the intent of the

. with the customary skull land cross bones.
and there is no mistaking.the intent of the
warning.
} -Chauncy Marble, a wealthy farmer of
Marion County, Pa. was arrested for coun-
Dies and other tools were found
,in his possession.
Joseph Perrien. a wealthy Detroiter,
was enticed from his home at night by un-
known men. who afterward sent,a letter de-
tmanding $50, 600 for his release. The scoun-
!. Irels. being closely pursued by officers, be-
came frightened and finally turned Perrien
loose.
AT Washington, COMMISSIONER Mason of
the Internal Revenue Bureau. received a
telegram from Revenue Agent Mccoy at
Greensboro. Nc, saying that r. J. Barn
well was killed and Deputy Marshal r. l..
Brim mortal ly|wounded by moonshiners in
Stokes County. He says the department
will take active:and vigorous steps to bring
the offenders totjustice. Mr. Barnwell was
an officer of s.le'reNcnue service. He was a
brother-in law OF Representative iEwart, of
North Carolina.
The New York police found two little
girls. Maggie McNally, ~ years old, and
Mary Mckcnna. s years old lying on tho
floor dead drunk. and in an adjoining room
women in the same condition. Ona rickety
bed was tho McNally girls father in the
last stages OF consumption and starvation.
The farmers' union., 1891-03-26

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

All is now quiet in New Orleans. A
dispatch says:
The condition OF affairs here Is extremely
quiet, and perfect peace and order prevails.
The damage done at the jail is being repair
ed, and an extra force OF deputies are as
iemb6d In the neighborhood. though there
Is no further apprehension OF trouble. Tho
leaders of themovement are unanimous in
saying that there will be no further trouble
and that the law will be permitted to take
its course in dealing with the five prisoners
who are stdil t. bs tried for the killing OF
the Chief. Judge Baker, who presided a the
trial. decltnes to express an opinion about
the occurrences and it is not known vet
whether or not he or his associate Judge
Mari. will order an investigation by the
grand jury. The Attorney General OF the
state says the law officers will decide il HE
laws have been broken. and then. IL possI-
bic. the responsible parties will be brought
ITO Justice. The sentiment here however. is
so overwhelming in approval of the action
of the leaders that it would be impossible
TO convict any one. The chief OF police says
very truly that he cannot arrest the whole
community. The better class of Italians
speak cautiously, but may be said to ap-
prove what has taken place. The grand
jury met with all its members present.
Judge Mari presented the special charge on
the riot and the jury is now investigating.
The Episcopal court which heard the
charge of heresy against the Rev. How rd
Marqueary. of Canton. Ohio. found him
guilty charged by a vote of 3to2
The verdict means that Macqueary will
leave the church. The Rev. Howard Mac
"lueary Is pastor OF an Episcopal church at
canton. The cause Of his arraignment for
'iereSy was book which he wrote, in which
sle denied the immaculate conception and
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FIRES AND ACCIDENTS.

The Batavia. a big Canadian Pacific
steamer. went aground in the Columbia
River in Oregon.
An indianapolis dispatch says: The
Coroner in his verdict on the people killed
in the railroad wreck on the Pan Handle
road at Hagerstown. says the train was run
at an unsafe rate of spe FL at curves and
therefore holds the roads responsible for
the deaths caused,
st. Georges Episcopal Church at st.
Louis WAS destroyed by fire. 1t one OF
the finest in the city. The corr er-stone was
laid Nav 30 1873. The church cost Sis, 900,
and was insured for s6o. 0oo,
Andy Moore. aged II. and Miss Allie
Cox. acei iG. were drowned in the IaXa-
patic River, near Birmincha Ala. Moore
could have saved his own life Ivy >wimmiu :
out alone.
The Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City east
bound passenger train. express No. >. was
wrecked near Green Castle, Mo The train,
which consisted Of an expree>-car. mail
car. and i passenger coach, left the rails
The farmers' union., 1891-03-26
'Gern1;
Syrup
We have selected two or

We have selected two or
Group. three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children in the emergencies
of Group. You will credit these.
because they come from. good, SUBJ
stantial people, happy in finding
what so many families lack-a med
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with "tn-
fdence to the little ones in their
most critical hours. safe and sure
that it will carry them through.
ED. l.. WrIIrTs, of Mrs Jas. w. KIRK,
Alma Neb. / give it Daughters college,
to my children when Harrodsburg, Ny 1
troubled with Group have depended upon
and never saw anv il in attacks of Group
preparation act like with my little daugh-
It. 1t is simply mi ter, and find it an in.
raculous. valuable remedy.
Fully one-half of our customers
are mothers who use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup among their children.
A medicine to be successful with the
little folks must be a treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes of child
hood, whooping cough, Group, diph-
liberia and the dangerous inhamma-
tons of delicate throats and lungs. q