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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-02

Preclos que Sc ctan. Por abOno de fun
Clones: pacos altos sin antrada $50; baios $780,
luncta con sntrada $3.50. Por function palco
alto sin entrada $6; bajo 81; 'uneta con sntra-
ga $l-5O; Entrada general SO cts. Entire las
funclones indlcadas 11guraran Atvicam0, lone
U,a ball0 IN nsasebs9a, ETC., etc.
El vapor "Alfonso kip ha entregado hoy
en- Ia Administrator Central de Comunicacio-
nes: del Havre paquete de Santander 1 sa
co certificados y un pliego valores dsclara-
dos; de Coruna sacos 20 certificates de
Madrid Puerto Rico - y IL certificados, de
Coruha Santiago de Cuba de Madrid s.
Nuestro apreciable amigo el Sr. don Emilio
Rulz del Arbol, capitan de fragata secretario
mllltar del Ninistro dc Marina, persona cerca-
namente emparentp Ia con nuestros queridos
amigos don Ramon don Joaquin Fernandez
do esta Capital, ACADIA de ser elegido Diputado
. Cortes, por el distrito dc Utrera, provincial
de Sevlla, por una mayora a. mas de 2,5Oe
votos. Felisitan:osle cOrdiamentc.
%
Por conducto de nuestro amigo el sr. don
Mario aeigsl, hemos tenido el gusto dc :ecibir
varlos ndmeros de La EspG3aa Artsstica, muy
y en- el cual co!aboran ilustradisimos escrito-
res espanoles
luy agradecidos.
NuestrO amigo don BartolOm6 Sarracante
que SO halla empleado en- la Intendencia. ha
pasado prestar sus servicios d la secretaria
del Gobierno General.
consecueDcia del robo cumetide On Puer-
ta de Tlerra en- Ia casa dc D: Carmen C6rdo-
va dc Landron, fue detenido prsvens vamente
por lntundadas sospechas, el moreno Jose Gre
gorio Pantoja, natural dc Vega-alta actual
pson del almactn de los Sres. Trigo, Civdanes
yC', el Que despu6s de haber prestado su de-
clAracion, ha sido puesto on libertad por el Juz.
gadO de Instruction.
Hsmos dido dc personas do todo cr6dito.
que el dicho Pantoja tiene antecedentes muy
honrados, que sismpre esta entregado al ira
balo nunca Sc le We On bodsgas nj en- camorras.
Sea enhorabuena.
Hsmos tcnido el gusto de despedir nues-
tro amigo el Sr. D. Alfredo Casais, que SO ha
ombarcado hoy para Nueva- York por la via do
la Habana.
Sc ha embarcado hoy para la Habaua en-
el yapor Alfonso XIII, la reputada Compania
Baron. Deseamosle muy feliz viaje meior
Sxito practice del que aquf alcanzo, porqu.
realments mereee mucho la Compania Bur0n.
No hemos bebdo nunca mejor BRAN
DY que 81 del FRAILE CARAT.
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L..
EsCeias 81 apreciabe jovon amigo nGestro
y. Agustln Pla Puigmoler, oficiando en- la cere-
monla el Pro- Sr. Ibarra. Los concurrentes &
ID Doda fueron esquisitamente obsequiados en-
en- Ia morada de D. Fernando Pla, hermano del
contrayente.
Oeseamos los nueyos c6nyuges una luna
de mlel nunca interrumpida.
90
la sldo detenido Ell la manana del % del
pasado mes por el cabo de la guardia civil de
Utuado en- ell barrio de Guanica, ell pasano Fe-
lix Narengo, autor convicto confeso del
desJarretamiento de I'm cerdo, heridas graves 4
otros dos, presunto autor de la muerte de
dss mas de dichos animales que no han apare.
cldo, recayendo tambien sospechas de haber
matado una vaca
ese
han sdo nombrados eancejales del Coro
gal, don Manuel Rivera, don Jose Maria CO.
lon =, don Luis Bou, don Antonio Borgas y
don Tomas Rivera
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NotiCias de Ia Isla

Ha sido nombra 10 professor en- propiedad
de la escuela dol Pajuil, en- Hatillo, don Emil
que Mendez, vocal dc la Junta local de Sail
mas don Santiago Porrata Doria. don Felipe
,Janer, professor de Hato- -grande le ha sido con-
cedido IN mes de licencia, uon Felipe Negr0n
ha sldo nombrado professor on prspiedad dc la
escuela elemental de Naranjito. A don Carlos
Espinet, professor de la escuela de Coto, On Ma
natl, le ha sido admitida la renunca de su car
go y dOna Teresa Molina ha suo noubrada
profesora en- propisdad de la sscuela de nilas
do HormiguerOs.
Han sldO nOmbradOs tenicntes dc alcaldo,
de Luquillo don Pedro Norcado, don Angel
Garcia y don Juan Gonzalez. DO Bayam0n: don
Evaristo San Miguel, don Rafael Cerame, don
Juan Perez don Pedro Orraca.-De Lola
don Vicente Daz, don Ricardo Rian don An
tonic Betancourt.-D ,Naguabo: don Juan r.
GarzOt, don FaustnO r. FuenteS don Ramon
Arbueso.-De San German: don Ramon Riope-
Dire, don Ramon S. Suris, don JOSS S. Surls,
don Juan Aguavivas don jose Miguel Lu-
go.-De Coamo: don Seeundo Vernier, don Flo
rencio Santiago y don Jos6 Ramon Gonzalez.
De Rso-grande: don Pedro Villa don Santos
Gimenez.-De Arroyo: don Fermin elague
don jose M. Padilla.
\ Nes escriben de Ia fsla gu. los incondi
c1enaies de Guayanllla piensan apOyart La can
ddatura de nusstro amigo co.npanero don
Vicente Balbas, en- las cercanas s1eceiones
provinciales.
90
Han sido aprobados por este Gobiorno
General los presupuestos ordinarios del la
rriente ano. dc Juana-Diaz, Piodras, Rio. Pie
dra Bayamon.
Toda la prensa de IA Is1a ha cnlntado sus
columnas y dcdcado sentidas frases la la
mentada muerte del que fu6 nuestro ilustre
amigo 81 Sr. D. jose Julian Acosta
Seghn leemos en Ez Sensan0yio Coancycial.
de Guayama, una mujsr dc aquslla localidad
llamada Isidora Gnal tuvo un hjo de su aman-
tie modesto, extrangulo a la criatura arroiando-
"a luego en- rnas mayas. Ell Juez de Ia ms
tancia de aquel t6rmino nuestro amigo el Sr.
Sanchez Taboada la pocfasd desplegalon nota
BILE activila Ell IL averiguaci0n de este cri-
mon Los restos de la inteliz criatura han ST.
do hallados la Isidora segdn 50 dice, convsta
confesa. que horror 80. SO encuentra
presa en- la CArcol de Guayama.
~
Dice La Opinion dc San German que eli Sr.
Riopedre ex-alcalde de aquella clndad ha sido
victima de una aggression en- la plaza pdblica
segun Sc cree por cuestiones personales habi-
das ontre 81 y su agresor.
a.
FL 2s del pasado mes Sc unieron en- matri-
moniQ en Qaguas Ia girtqosa Srta, D: Gabriela
q
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COMUNTCAlDas
Bayamon, Setiembre de 1891.

Sr. Director de La GoRREsrnNpENcIa
Muy sehor mio espero MERCER de ustsd la
lnsercion de las siguientes lfneas por cuvo obse-
quio le qnedara agradecido su atento amigo g. >.
q. 8. m. b., Rafael Bargos.
FL natural desso Y la satisfaction cue experi-
menta TODD hombre, cnando hacs p,iblico los be-
nefcios recibidos, me hacen tomar la puma eli es-
tOs mOmentos para que tauto mis- pa, ,ientes como
mis- amig.s, sepan que el do tor d CaIixto Rome
rO Y Cantero es acreedor Ia mas alta considera-
cion, no solo por vastos con ocmient on me- ii-
cos, que no soy 80 el llamado caifcar po, que va
10 han sldo por personas muy competentes con al
tas consideraciones, snO po,que he sdo obieto de
toda case de atencioues afectuosns cuidados
por su parte, durants Ia larga prnosa enferme.
dad que he padecido de la que, contra la OPT
MON general, me he leran tado,
Hoy que verdaderameate he llegado 4
conocer la mission del Hledco sldcnas dc los ma
les que afijian mi cuerpo, nli espiritu hallabase
apocadO per una serio de circunstauciax que seria
prOllJo enulnerar, y co iociendolo si estudi0 la
manera do fortalecer mi espiritu. y 10 coasiguio
poniendo en practica pensanentos que solo ei
por la verdad con que sjerce sn ministerio, 50 lie
hubieran Ocurrido.
Reciba, pues, ell doctor Romero, la sincera
expression de mi recono.m ento, cuents con la
verdadera amistad que le ofrece,
Rafael Bargss
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OJO OJO

Por tener que dedicarse otros asuntos
de mayor in5eres 50 vende la pulperia sita en-
la q linea Puerta de TERRA a la baada de Ia
Escuela de Tiros. Para informes diriiirse Ia
misma.
63 Santos HeyYerO
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ENTRETENlMlENTOS

ANAGRAMA
TERRA RHAER.
Con estas palabras formar nolnbre ape
lido de uHa seforita dc Santurce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-02
SECCION DE aNUNCIOS

Peras espanolas
muy superiores y maduras de venta en- el esta
blecimiento de don Francisco Font, Tanca g.
eSquina FOrtaeza.
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DE ELIR 10,
Ven q m pOr piedad, vision querida.
Maga, Slide. huri,
Ven enduzar las horas de mi vida.
Ven mi, ven NIL
Llega mi ladO con el traje beo
De celeste color.
Descogda la seia del cabello,
Negra red del amor
De la luna los palidos tulgoros
D6jamo -erto asi,
Ven calmar mis- crudos sinsabores
Ven mi, ven mi.
CuandO aspire tn atm0sfera, decreco
Mi insolitO dolor,
Soy onda gemidora que estremecu
Tu allentO embriagadur
Augel que me deslumbras con tus galas
QuierO morir por tt.
Aorir... perO la sOmbra de tus alas .
iVcn mi, ven a mi
S0le030Y Il. Dominance.
Gede0n kace quo le coloQuen un tei6f,:nu
en-. su casa.
II Els diflcil usar este instrumento 81.
pregunta al smpleado.
No, senior; todo el mundo puea- habar
por ei.
Gedeon sentsnciosamente.
-Entonccs todos los mudos deberian 9
lQulero uSted que 10 amen las niflas qua
pass Coma usted en- La Catalana So vol
vera un Tenorio sin querer.
Psrsonalmento 10 vi con estes ojos que han
de conner la TERRA. Tenia los espeueus ape
yados c0quetamente sobre Id nariz; la salva
brillante tersa como un espejo veneeiano,
On su boca de coral jugueteaba una dulce SON
rlsa dc satisfaction que envidiarfan los angeles
que baten sus alas al rededor de, trono del
Eterno. Era don Anselmo J.. Ell mismo don
Ansslmo que acababa do darle gusto su cuer-
po embutlendo en- 81 algunas lebanadas do pan
con Jamon asturiano del que vende L,liila IL
vando IN par de cOpas de JAkNAC CoaNAC le
gltlmo de BISCUIT Dobouche Compania,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-02
rARlEDADEs

Hierro galvanizado acanalado dc seis =
slete pies de largo, tornillos de idem con v sin
tuercas de dos, dos y media, tres cuaUro Gin
co pugadas, hejes ARGOS de hierro par a pipo
rlas de una, una media, dos, dos media
tres pulgadas, 81 legitimo celnento Portland
marca Corona en- barriles de 15O. .kilos SO vrlnle
precios m0dicos en- ell almacen de los sefores
M. Roman Co., Cruz y 80. Pr
Nos suplican decir esto
"A EzeGuiela que la lechosa ofreei.la pr
Weymouth esta dopositada on casa 10 d. Juauv
Paraguas, bastOnes, camisas de todos nj
merOs, cuellOs 4 10 Nvlke, Bismarck, Cansya-.
Romero RObledo Garibaldi, solo Sc hallan el
la E1egancaG Guiana, Fortaleza num-so 40
A1MAczN DE MUSIC
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, ATocHA No t. i'oNeg.
M1sica para piano dos manos
II1Wdet. -HlmnO naciOnal. TRANSCRIPT
clOn Dolmectsch. ............. $1.0O
1oseD1.-Polka noble. Observation-Disclosures. 1.2O
Kons5ki.-Noches de Madrid, op. 023,
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. jose Genzaiez iea
Font.
Un padre, deseando apreciar los prugre
sos dc su hijo, le hace preguntas sobre grama
tica
u Que es hueYo2
I'm nOmbre SUBSTANTIVE.
- Masculine fsmsninos
Papa, no 10 Sc todavia sera masculine
Q fsmenlno, seg1n que sa!ga de 81 un gallo Is
una gallna.
81 tiene usted sed es perque quiere, pties
on casa dc Arnlas Jimenez hay unas caut;.si-
tas de barro, que va, VI. All /! SO me ovao.,
hay Juegos de lavabo, bolas de marti t.cos
vapores, tia para billar, etc., etc.
ChsraOitcMntin5l0Wtieadosv van Is quedar los
que esta semana no ysiten los aparaiores d.
Ambos Mundos, San Justo 81.
Hoy por hoy no estamos autorizado para
dar mas detalles.
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Sc adlniten pupilos

En- la salle de a Fortaeza nimers 65 Sc
admlten pupllos, ca habitaciones frescas ven
tlladas. Tiene la casa heImosas vistal al mar.
Sc srven caatinas domicilio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17
FOREIGN,

CHARLES STEWART PARNELI. the iii.
tinguished Irish parliamentary leade,
died Mt his home in Brighton, Eng,
aged As years. His death was the 70
suit of chill.
SIR JOHN Pore HENNEssY. membe
ofparliament for Kilkenny, died sud
denly, aged 5S years.
THE mackeral curing industry of Ire
land is a failure.
MEXIco's new tariff will make on,
beer cost seventy.fve cents pint in
that country.
IT was reported in Berlin that the
Russian government would issue a de.
cree forbidding the expectation OF
wheat from that empire
A RIVER overflowed its banks and
Hooded many buildings at Fierra Moia-
DO Mex, causing loss of 5000, 600
The prices of food were rapidly ris-
ing throughout the Russian empire.
Reports from Warsaw say that the cost
OF provisions hao of late been doubled.
IN Norway the question of separa-
ton from Sweden was being strongly
agitated.
MoFFATT's mills at Dalhousie, N. b.,
with 1,5O0,0 feet of lum ber, were de-
stroyed by fire.
IHE influenza was increasing in Eng
land Three thousand people had been
stricken with it and fatal cases were
very numerous.
Two COOLIES named Punhansing and
llbilllc, the latter's wife and a creole
named Robert johnson were hanged at
Spanishtown, Jamaica, for the murder
OF John Aller, his wife, his mother and
a man named Gofaden.
THOMAS BROWN and his wife and two
children were burned to death at Liver
pool, Eng, by the explosion of lamp.
IHE remains of Charles Stewart Par
nell were buried at Glasneven, near
Dublin, an immense numb ber of persons
being present
A RUSSIAN official estimated that 80
ooo, 900 peasants of that country were
destitute of food.
DURING the fiscal year ended June 80
the revenues of Canada amounted to
s5S.5lS,O97 and the expenditures to $780,
'73,44T, leaving a surplus of 81, 237, $50.
NURSE girl of 10 years has been i'm
in Maestricht, Germany, for
three babies intrusted to her
care in the last ten months
ADvIcEs from various points in Rus
ia say that great masses of peasants
we're hocking into the towns from the
country districts, perishing from the
want of food.
IHE official statistics of the recent
loods in Spain show that the number
II victims will not exceed 500.
AT an informal meeting of Parnen-
tie members of parliament at London
was decided not to accept any over
ures for coalition with the Mccarthy
les.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17
LATER.

IHE pennsylvania state senate met /,
|. extraordinary session on the 18th ant
received message from Gov. Pattiso,
IN which he asked for the Impeachment
OF State Treasurer Boyer and Audito,
General McCamant because of allegef
alshonest acts said to have been com
ni'tea IN connection with John Bards-
icy, the defaulting ex-city treasurer OF
Philadelphia.
FIRE broke out in the Office of the
Nashville (Tenn.) American on the
hight OF the 18th. About fifty men were
at work in the building at the time.
Two printers were badly burned. The
building was DESTROYED.
| SECRETARY TRACY and Commodore
foiger made an official visit to the ord
nance department of the Bethlehem
IRON company, at Bethlehem, Pa, on
'ne 18th. They witnessed the pouring
OF lso-ton casting, which is the largest
ever made in this country. They also
witnessed the forging of the frst ~.
inch gun made by the Bethlehem Iron
Company.
AT Columbus o., on the 18th. Miss
Alice Welsh attempted to cross the
street IN front of an electric motor car.
out was struck by the car and horribly
mangled, dying instantly.
IHE British steamer Norwegian
which arrived at Glasgow, Scotland. on
the 18th, brought with her the crew of
the British steamer Devonshire. which
was abandoned at sea.
some blasting powder in a working
car on the side track at Ensley Citv
ala'' exploded on the 18th by spark
from locomotive on the Georgia pa
cific railroad Six negro laborers were
sleeping in the car and all were INJURED
four Oh The injured men have since died.
A PETITION for the dissolution of the
Hardwick & Ware Manufacturing Com
Pany was filed in the supreme court at
nunaio, N. Y, on the 18th. The liza
oilities are about S15O, 600 and the cssets
less. The company offered
thelr creditors 40 cents on the dollar
but their offer was refused.
IHE weather of the past few weeks
mas undone much of the good that was
zone oy the fine weather early in the
season in North Dakota. and the farm
'rs OF the northwest will suffer losses
lggregating millions Rain has caused
he greatest loss.
ALFRED RUSSELL and Thomas Law
on are under arrest at Colorado Springs.
oh charged with the murder of Motor.
nan John fleming on the night of Au-
,ust last, and both have made a par
ial confession of the deed. A conver.
alton overheard between the two men
I'd To the arrest. -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

MEETING of the republican nationa,
committee has been called to meet in
Washington on the Esd of November
TO determine the time and place fol
holding the next national republican
convention.
a. IL. FRoMAN and Miss Emma j. Nc
Hale, of Colorado Springs, Col, were
married on the top of Pixies Peak.
Ihis was the highest marriage on rec.
ord.
EX-SENATOR BLAIR has resigned the
Chinese mission and will go home to
New Hampshire 10 practice law.
j. S. LAWRENCE, of Grand RAPIDS.
was nominated for congress by the
democrats from the Fifth Michigan dis
trict to succeed M. H. Ford, deceased.
AUNT ANN CALLAHAN died at Bren-
nam, Tex, at the age of l15 years.
II. II. COFFIN, prominent banker
OF Des Moines, Ia, died suddenly in
New York.
A. A. PARKER celebrated his Tooth
birthday at Fitzwilliam, N. ii. he
graduated from the university of Yer
mont in 1915, and was said To be the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17
oldest living graduate of any college

oldest living graduate of any oolleg,
IN America.
The prohibitionists have nominated
Henry Schultz for congress from thu
Fifth district of Michigan.
THE democrats have nominated W.
Bourke Cochran for congress in the
Tenth New York district and Josepb 7
Little in the Twelfth. In the latter
district the republicans nominated vii.
liam McMichael
RAPHAEL PINES, the oldest Hebrew
in Maryland, died at his home in Bal.
timore at the age of 101 years o months
and 20 days.
Mrs. BETTE SHuLTz, residing near
Beanblossom, Brown county, Ind, eel.
ebrated her 1O8d birthday.
EX-Gov. BIaELow, of Connecticut,
died at his home in New Haven.
The republicans of the Fifth district
of Michigan have nominated ex-Con-
gresham Charles e. Belknap, of Grand
Rapids, for congress.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17
PARNELL.s CAREER.

Death Has Put nm END TO It-The Yrssf,
Statesman's Sudden Demise mt Brighton.
| Eng. The Cause Something OF n Mys-
tcry-Rumors of Suicide EmphaticaIIx
Denied by His widow-Effect ON Irish
Politics - Biographical Sketch of tn.
Great Home Ruler.
LONDON, Oct. S.-Great Britain and
Ireland were startled Wednesday
morning by the utterly unlocked. for
announcement that Charles Stewart
Parnell, the noted Irish leader. died
suddenly at 1 i:3O o'clock Tuesday even
ing at his home in Brighton.
Mrs. Parnell, Mr.. Parnell's stem.
daughter and the servants were the
only occupants of the house on Wal
singham terrace when the Irish leader
expired. The end was one of intense
agony for the sick man until the mo-
ment when he became unconscious and
eventually died without pain.
The report that Mr. Parnell had died
by his own hand spread far, and among
the persons whom it reached was Mrs
ParnelL She requests that an en-
phatic denial be given to rumors that
her husband committed suicide. She
states that he had long suffered from
rheumatism, which developed into the
fever that killed him.
There is some difficulty in securing
details as to Mr.. Parnell's illness. and
no satisfactory explanation has been
offered for having kept it so long n Sc
cret. 1t has been given out by one
OF the physicians that MIR. Par.
nell arrived at his home at
Brighton from Ireland on Thursday
and complained of suffering from a
chill. On the following day he was IN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

IHE phrase worth its weight in
gold" no lohe FER expresses the idea
which it was intended to convey. For
there are at least twenty substances
worm more than gold. Berylium, for
instance Is worth about ten times its
weight In pure gold, and venadium is
nve times as costly as the precious
metal. Iridium, also. is more than twice
as costly as gold. The text books used
TO say that platinum was the only
metal more valuable than gold, but it
now costs about the same.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17
NOTES OF LONDON TOWN.

EVERY seventh man in England is a
Londoner.
LoNDoNERs write 1871 letters 'day.
requiring thirty gallons of ink.
LONDON omnibus drivers gained soo.-
600 year by winning their strike.
oNE-TmRD of the crime committed In
London is perretrated on Saturday
nights. NY
The London coanty council reports
that the value OF rentals In London 20
s4S,ooo 600. Capitalizing this on the
principle OF twenty years purchase.
London is worth a4,260, ,000, 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

IHE Indians on the Sisseton reserva-
ton, North Dakota, were paid for their
lands some time ago, and one old bucl,
invested $500 or S4OO of his money in a
hearse, which some livery stable keeper
made him believe was just the thing for
family carriage. The old fellow has
pair OF big bellied ponies, and it is a
comicai sight to see him driving about
perched on the seat of that hearse and
ms squaw and papooses squatting in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

RECENTLY a man was drowned in the
river IN 'front.' of the East St Louis levee.
search was made unsuccessfully with
uoa'S Some one recalled the supersti-
t,on' and the searchers took the shirt
.he man had laid aside when he went
IN oathlng, spread 1t out on the water
and let 1t float 1t foated for awhile
ana then sunk, and they searched for
Ihe body where the shirt went down
ana sure enough, found it not far awav
one case of this kind, of course, does
nos make a rule, but the man who
possed the job in this instance SAID he
mao seen 1t tried dozens of times and n
never failed. N =
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

MIR. GLADsToNE's regret that more
favor had not been shown pursuits con-
nected with natural history in the cur
riculum of Trinity college, Scotland.
hnds ready echo in the minds of MANY
1noughtful Americans. Among all the
specialties to which young men in this
country are now devoting themselves
natural history plays an inconspicuous
hgure. Yet the examples of Audubon
ana Agassiz and of Prof. Ward, of
hocn'ster, show, even from material
polnu of view, how it "pays."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

RAINFALLs formerly exceedingly
rare, have been of frequent occurrence
IN the mountains of Southern Califor-
ma since the formation of the Salton
lake. A couple of weeks ago the rain
extended to the coast and astounded
the people of San Diego with an hours
heavy downpour. 1t was unwelcome
TO the people in the raisin district but
the city residents enjoyed the novelty.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

HUGE statue of Diana eighteen feet
nigh the work of st. Gaudens has been
iitted tc the tiptop of the Madison
square Garden in New York, where She
VIII act in the capacity of weather
vane. The goddess will have a crow.
OF electric lights, and in her forehead
WIN be set mirror in the form of a
uouoie crescent, which is calculated to
throw the light upon the tip of her ar.
row at night. making it luminous from
either side, and thereby making the
weather vane of service at all hours
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

ZEN years ago Bernard Forst was
clerk IN mems furnishing-goods store
In Bradford, Pa He dabbled in oil
speculation, gave himself up to 1t,
threw aside his legitimate business and
Is to-day-a millionaire. Forst is one
OF the owners of the new Mcdonald
gnsher" which produces, it is said, 81.
500 worth of oil day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-10-17

LEDGE of stone has been discovered
at Checto' Ore, which as yet no one
has been able to identify. The rock is
OF sandstone formation, having a
greasy touch, and is susceptible of a
nigh polish. 1t can be sawed or shaved
with knife, but when exposed to the
action of fire becomes hard.