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Evening journal., 1892-05-28
GAS STOVES

Are Invaluable and should be mvesti.
gated by careful housekeepers
About / 200 are in use in this city and
the number would be greatly Increased if
their merits were fully understood
As Cookers they me unrivalled and
are far superior TO coal or wood stoves in
cooking meats or vegetables.
As Water Heaters and 'lroners'
they are most useful, especially wheu the
weather is too warm to use the ordinary
stove on range.
AS a heating apparatus that can be
moved from room TO room IN few min
utes by the housekeeper they are most
convenient.
AS assistant heaters IN rooms where
furnaces or steam heat win not ascend
ON the windward side they have given
great satisfaction.
As permanent heaters I'm rooms that
cannot be reached by heating lnes they
have given much comfort.
As intermittent heaters. where heat Is
wanted only an hour or two at time
they are economical.
For offices and stores. when the weather
is rather warm for furnace fires they
may prevent sickness
For spring and autumn use, when milo
days make furnace fires oppressive. trou
blesome and expensive, they are comfort
able and economical
AS fires that can be started I'm a min
ute and extngnished In less time. the,
are most satisfactory.
AS heaters that avoid ASHES. coal
GAS and DUST. they are valued by pru
dent housekeepers.
Modern Gas Stoves are not only useful
but are ornamental
The gas, the stoves, the fixtures am,
the putting in are inexpensive.
Samples and descriptions can be seei
at the Gas Office
Evening journal., 1892-05-28

= = ing to escape.
Shortly after his time was up in the dun
geon he planned the famous scheme for
escape by which los officers secured their
freedom. After brief rest Colonel Streight
returned to the service and took command
of his old regiment After the battle of
Nashville he was made brigadier general by
President Lincoln. General Streight re-
mained in the army until the close of the
war, when he returned to indianapolis and
engaged in business General Streight was
a Republican, and was a candidate for gov
erner in 1875, but was defeated by Albert
G. Porter, now minister to Rome.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Quiet silver Day in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, May 2s-Only a very briei
discussion was had on the silver bill in the
senate. Mr.. Sherman, who wished 70 take
the floor in opposition to the bill, stated that
he was not ready 10 go on now, as he had
not yet received some Information he had
asked for from the treasury. The silver
men manifested a disposition to press a vote
Ms speedily as possible, but agreed that the
bill be informally laid aside till Tuesday.
This was done after Mr. Stewart had
amended the bill by striking out the appro.
priation so as to avoid the danger lin the
event Of its passing the senatel Of its being
RENTED to the house calendar.
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The AntIoption BmI sheived.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The sundry civil
bin was finally passed by the house. The
appropriation OF S625, 600 for the Phila-
deiphia mint building was retained in the
bin. The house then proceeded with the
consideration Of the postoifice appropriation
bill, the motion Of Mr.. Hatch to take up
the antioption bill being defeated by tie
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
VIM. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.
ffa

We have twenty-tbree pieces
of the most elegant and effec-
tive Changeable Surah Silks
in new and stylish designs.
They are Of superb quality,and
among the newest goods
brought out this season, the
contrasting shadings being ex-
quisite and in perfect harmony.
We have never sold these
splendid fabrics less than $I.as
per yard. This lot we shall
close out for IS cents per yard,
and the opportunity for this
grade will not occur again this
season.
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NTInister GioIitti ResIgns.

ROME, May 2s.-signor Giolitti, the new
prime minister, announced TO the chamber
of deputies that the members Of the cabinet
had rendered their designations 10 King
Humbert, but his majesty had refused to
accept them. The Giolitti cabinet was only
formed May Is, and its practical overthrow
has therefore been a matter Of only few
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Chnnce in M. 8 \. TIme.

A change in the Wilmington and
Northern railroad timetable went into
effect to-day. The northbound train.
which formerly left this city at 8 o'clock
p. m, will now leave at 45O. The train
due here Mt Gas p m. viii arrive here at
SIS o'clock. The train which left at
s45 will now leave at $40.
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onel Of the regi-
ment in 1861. The
command became
prisoners Of war,
and the officers
were sent TO Rich
mond, Va, and
committed to Lib
by prison. Colonel
Streight was put
in irons and placed
in a dunge N,
, W here he was
forced to subsist
on cornbread and
water for thirty
days for attempt
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ALSO THE BEST
g. A r

Double or Single-Breasted
Suit with two sets of buttons
to be found anywhere.
And for SI2.oo, 1900 and
1900 ! can give you some
extra good values while they
last, as they are choice lots,
bought low, and are fully
worth from $3 to SIS more.
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rs the National COMPANY a Trustg

CHICAGO. May 2s. The executive boards
of the Farmers Mutual Benefit association,
Farmers Alliance aud Patrons of Husband
ry are here investigating the charges that
the National Union company is controlled
by the cordage trust. The National Union
was organized by the farmers organiza-
tions to do away with middlemen.
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A Delaware Phvsicinn Dead.

PRESTON, Md, May 2s.-Dr. Andrew
Stafford of Caroline county died at z. lS p
m. yesterday He was born in Kent
county, Del, in 1882 came to Preston in
1856 graduated at Albany, n. Y, in
1854 or 1855. In 1862 he organized Com
pany Z OF the First Eastern Shore Volun-
teer Infantry, serving three years. He
was well-known and esteemed in Caro-
line county as an excellent physician.
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Thousands of Acres Under water.

ALBANY, May 2s.-The opening of the
sluices at Lake Pleasant and Lake Piseco
caused a hood, and thousands Of acres Of
grass grain, corn and potatoes along the
Sacandaga river are under water.
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To Right with nroadswords.

NEW HAVEN, May 2s.-Brian E. Lynn, Of
this city, and Major J. B. Mcclure, Of New
York, have signed articles for broadsword
contest on June l3, the men to fight
mounted. The stakes will be $500 a side
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She Accnses a Constable.

WooDRIDGE, n. j., May 2s-Mrs. Jose
phine Celler has obtained warrant for the
arrest of Constable Charles Schmidt, Of
Carlstadt, whom she charges with having
attempted to assault her on May 25.
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no See ualIInyer DIe.

JERSEY CITY, May 2s-Sherif McPhil-
lips, Of Hudson county, has sent out the
notices to the jurymen selected to witness
tho execution Of Edward w Hallinger, the
negro wife murderer.
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New Haven web company Do Trouble.

NEW HAVEN, May 2s.-The property Of
the New Haven Web company, located in
Centerville, was attached for $4,000 in a
civil suit brought by the government TO re-
cover $4,000 in penalties for alleged viola
ton of the contract labor law The com
plant alleges that the company imported
under contract twelve French Canadians TO
work in their factory.
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pnrtnrnl,s SOW cnblnet.

LISBON, May 2s.--It is announced that the
cabinet has been reconstructed as follows;
Finance, Senior Ferraira; justice, Senior
Vascoucellos war, Senior Furtado; foreign
affairs, Bishop Bethsaida; public works,
Senior Victor; marine, Senior Amaral.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
TschicorIn chaIIenres steInItz.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 2s.-The famous
Russian chess expert, NJ. Tschigorin, has
challenged Steinitz, of New York for an
other match, 10 be played by cable, for
$1,000 a side.
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A Yale instructor Resiens.

NEW HAVEN, May 2s.-Eugene Bergeron,
instructor in French at Yale university, has
resigned to accept the position of lecturer
on the French language and literature in
the Chicago university.
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Governor Peck's Pauper Brother-in-Inw.
DETRoIT, May 2s.-David d. Woodruff,
aged sixty, brother-in-law of Governor
Peck Of Wisconsin, died at stark's hospital
in Grand Rapids a pauper. Drink made
him what he was.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Deaconis FrIends Denv M.

PARIS May 2s.-Friends Of Mr.. Edward
Parker Deacon deny the truth Of the report
that he has appealed to President Carnot
for a pardon on July IA.
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NIInIstcr Grnbb Comm Homo.

MADRID, May 2s.-General E. Burd Grubb
United States minister to Spain, has started
with his family on a visit TO the United
States
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Williau 8 IInves Duried.

William S. Hayes was buried from his
late home, No. $50 Jackson street, yes
terday. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. H. Ashton Henry. Eureka
Lodge, A. F. A. NJ. had charge Of the
funeral and interment was made in
the Wilmington and Branaywine
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Free Rolirions AssoelatIon Conventlon.

Boston, May 2s. The twenty-fifth annual
convention and festival Of the Free Relig-
ious Association of America was opened in
Fremont temple Moncuro D. Conway pre-
rfIaI
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! naamnnh rnn In tn cnme.

/, DUBLIN, May ss.-John Redmond is suf-
tering from a slow fever, and has postponed
his visit to America.
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10 Investiqnte nIarshai ,Jacobus.

WASHINGTON, May 2s-Attorney General
Miller has directed that an investigation be
instituted into the alleged assault by Mar
ihal Jacobus on Mr.. Burton in New York a
week AGO
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
ChIoaao Cannot Have Won IToist.

BERLIN, May 2S.-Hermann Edward Won
Hoist, professor at the University of Frei-
burg and authoro of the constitutional His
tory Of the United States, has decided not
to accept the offer from the Chicago uni
varsity
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
The Now Gorerno

The New Governor OF Burmuda.
LONDON, May 2s.-Lieutenant General
Thomas Lyons, c. B., was gazetted as the
new governor of the Burmuda islands.
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scnrlel lInArr III nlnrI.et.

Bunches of scarlet clover are being sold
in market here for decorating tables and
all other purposes for which flowers are
generally used The Wilmington girls
wear corsage bouquets Of this beautiful
plant
Evening journal., 1892-05-28
Corner Fifth and King St

Is the place for Belfast tea and Belfast bread
only 2 cents a loaf. No more dyspepsia II you
lies i'm this city. We are just rolling in lhr-
gains Of all kinds. II viii pay you 20 come and
see Silico Gloss starch cents; package Baked
peaches 10 cents can. cvapOratcd peaches, D
cents; n. raisins, 3 cents one III. can Of baking
quart. But look nj our flour. ten aud coffee.
Have you tried our Assauor tea.it istruly fine,
so Is our English breakfast tea, but our o
o'clock brand OF tea takes the lead. Parties
laughed at MS when we offered our Cravan or
overlaid tea az So n pound, but IL sells, 80 does
our White Lion flour. 30 cents bag. Al
r. NJ. WlERS.
Corner Fifth and King Streets.
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pnrlrar nInst ME-

LocKPoRr, N Y, May 2s.-Murderer
William Henry Parker was sentenced to die
by electricity at Auburn during the week
beginning July IL.
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Kicked His child 10 Death.

LocKPoRr, n. Y, May 2s-Plummer Tur-
ner, convicted of manslaughter for kicking
his clild to death, was sentenced 60 eleven
years in Art,ii-,' sri-e"
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AND FOB BOYS

We have an elegant assort-
ment in all sizes to select
from.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same, duly
attested.t To the Administrator, on or before
March 3. ls,s3 or abide the Act OF Assembly IN
HARRY EAfMONS,
Administrator.
Address. Wilmington. Del.
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0gArA oil egNgRAL sTRgIeAr.
He Planned the Famous Escape from
Libby Prison.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2S-General A. d.
Streight died at his country home two miles
east Of this city Abdel d. Streight was
born in Wheeler, n y, June II, 1899 He
recruited the Fifty-frst regiment of Indiana
volunteers, and he was commissioned col
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RrGIsrEn.s oRpER.
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
OPFICE.

New Castlc C0unfy, Morch p, IeIl.
Upon the application OF Harry kmmons,
Administrator OF Mary SChwcnk, late Of
Wilmington hundred, in said county. de-
ceased Il Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF Letters OF Admlnistra-
lion upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date of
such letters in six Of the most public places of
the county OF New Castle. requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
present the same. or abide By an Act of AS
seInbly in such case made and provided; and
also cause the same to be inserted WITHIN the
same period in the Evening journal, news
paper published in Wilmington. Del. ana
fo be continued therein three weeks, e. o. d.
L.l.nn lInlnr the lnnn nnn Sonl
Evening journal., 1892-05-28

Tuitle lunch at c. Keller's, Fourth and slip
ley str, s,.this evening.
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FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS

we have many rare bargains to
offer as | have just closed
some large lots at way down
prices. Among them is an
other lot of Jerseys which are
a decided bargain at $a.5o,
800, $50 and 400.
Come and see us, we have
not left town, only moved
from Fifth and Market TO 400.
One price to all.
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$1,000.

HOUR CHOICE Of fifty
" styles Suitings in Home
spun, Wood Brown, light,
medium and dark color
Cheviots black, blue and
stecl-color Serges, in cutaway
or sack coat.
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WE WILL SELL

Best soc white Shirt inthe city
for 43 cents, on Friday and
Saturday of this week.
We do this to give every
man an inducement to try this
Shirt. Once use it, you will
always use it. Ii is stayed
everywhere. Linen bosom and
cuff bands, double back and
front, SO inches long and has a
set-in bosom lined with duck.
For Friday and Saturday of
this week only.
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We have closed out a large
lot of fine silk Mitts in plain,
lace, pure silk Isle, plated and
sewing silk. They are all of
the very best makes, being
standard in every way. They
were bought at a heavy sacri-
fee, and we shall sell them the
same way. Our prices will be
IS, SIX and so cents per pair,
which is about 4 off the regu-
lar price.
With them we have a lot of
silk gloves in colors and blacks
mostly blacks at the follow
inq reductions.
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The next illustration shows that the
Russian blouse still keeps a footing es-
pecially for sporting costumes. This one
of stripped sateen with bands of ribbon
at the waist to secure the necessary ful.
ness is very simple and pretty. Il will
be observed that as yet skirts are still
unchanged except as TO length which APP
pears to be decreasing
LIE BARON DE BREMoNT.
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OF once of the Register aforesais
IL. :. at Wilmington, In New Casti
county aforesaid. the day ant
wear above written.
). WILKINS COOCH, Register.
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Address. yyllmlnRtoa. %.
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Poe ones reduced TO 15c.
3Sc ones reduced TO zoe.
zoe ones reduced TO 25c.
Gee ones reduced TO 3sc.
Zoe ones reduced to 5Oc.
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EI AhonO en- las Tierras

Una de las razones de que ell abono de los
cereales no siempre efcaz es que no Sc d1stri-
buye con igualdad en- el campo. Generalmente
sc lleva las tierras carros Sc deja ALI en-
montones pequehos a cierta distancia uno de otro,
que es ell sistema mas malo que puede haberse in
ventado A las tierras que Sc abonan de esta
manera Sc les hace muchas veces mas da1lo que
benefclo- De esta manero Sc gasta menos ITEM
pos en- disponer de todo Ell contenido de una abo-
nera, y los montones de abono forman un bonito
adorno en- las tierras .cuando ponen en- flas pc,
ro aqul cesan todas las ventajas de ese sistema.
>Cuando Sc van arar las tierras, Ell labrador
coge una pala esparce los montones de abono
por un radio de algunos pies; pero la mayor par
te de la fnca queda sin abonar, mientras que Ell
punto en- que estuvo un monton por algdn tempo
expuesto la intemperie, ha absorbdo gran parte
de la substancia del estiercol de modo que por
mas que luego Sc quite de ALI todo 10 que queda
visible ell lugar que estuvo uno de esos mon
tones sera mucho mas fertil que el resto de la fin
ca durante algunos amos
Lo proplo, 10 mas conveniente, es nevar ell
abono las fncas tan luego como Sc pueda, no
amontonarlo, sino repartirlo con igualdad por to-
da la superfcie del terreno desde el mismo CAIRO.
Despues que ha llovido una dos veces, Sc rastrea
la TERRA para que el abono Sc mezcle con ella
ademas de zanzibar su posiei6n para que Sc ponga
en- contacto mayor superfcie. De esta ma
nera Sc aumenta muy considerablemente la eff
cacia de La fertilzacon.-(( feeprodueadol.
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teriormente de esta clsldad, con Tomas Neil pre-
so actualmente en- Londres por timador y asesino.
Sus antecedentes hist6ricos son una CONT.
nuadaey espantosa prolongacion de crinenes y
vicies.
Sc sabe que, 81 estaba en- Londres cuando
Jack el destripador cometfa aquellos barbaros
asesinatos espanto del nundo entero.
Ell principal testigo en- su contra es la seho-
rita Sabbatini quien estuvo en- relaciones
amorosas y comprometido para casarse. Dice
aquella que cuando Neil vino America le dijo
q. e drijiera las cartas asf: CDR Cream, al cuida-
do de Daniel Cream, en- Quebec" Daniel su her
mano es persona muy conocida respetada en-
dichs ciudad n
Qtra pruaba de la indentifcacion de Creams
con Neil Sc ha encontrado que el nombre en-
tero del preso es: Tomas Neil Cream.
Al llegar q Quebec, inscribi6 su nombre en-
Ell ibro del Hotel donde Sc hospedo bajo la de-
nomination de DR.. Cream Londres
Estuvo en- dicho Hotel desde Febrero 10 al
Is de Mario, despidiendose para Ingaterra via
New-York, y en- esta ciudad Sc recibieron unas
cartas circulares de aquel pidiendo dinero. ].
Ell padre de Jack era un rico respectable
comerclante en- tablas de Quebec, quien dejo al
morir una fortuna considerable, de la que TOGO q
Jack una buena parte, la que recibio precisamen-
tie cuando estaba preso convicto en- ell asesinato
de una senora de Chicago, de cuya prision Sc Ii
bro fugandose para Inglaterra. En- esta misma
epoca Sc enteraba ell mundo de las barbaridades
de este monstruo que sangre fria sacaba las
entranas de sus v1ctimas.
En- Chicago fueron asesinadas por 81 tres
mujeres en- n-Ontario le. dispararon un tiro por
haber deshonrado una muchacha quien ten1a
ofrecida palabra de casamlento.
Este hombre sin conciencia, verdadero tigre
con fgura humana, durante SUI permanencia en-
I'm hotel de Inglaterra Sc jactaba amigos
de que habia matado q Jn hombre en- los Estados
Unidos porque le cobraba una cuenta que nc
quiso 81 pagarle. Y manifesto que estaba dis
puesto a hacer 10 mismo con un acreedor que
guerra ejecutarle una de las propiedades de su
herenciaj siempre que no aceptase sus propo
siciones j. --z.~z4--
Ell doctor Cream, Tomas Neil, 8 Jack e]
destripador, nombre que le conocfa ell mundo
era muy aficionado a las bebidas espirituosas 4
tomar morfna, quejandose despues de tomar di
cha droga que Sc quedaba ciego por momentos.
Sus modales descompuestos 10 hac1an repul
sivo.
No tenla Inconvenience en- decir descarada-
mente que cuardo estud1aba medicina, derrocha
ba todo ell dinero que habia heredado de su padre
Su familia tiene aqul gran simpat1a figura
entire la alta sociedad de Quebec. RI
Su hermano Daniel desempena puestos de
consideration es muy respetado.
LEI Propagaqodista de Arecibo).
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Ell puents sOhrs sI rio Hudson.

Eel puente que la New York & New Jersey
Bridge Company Sc propone construir sobre ell
rio Hudson, tendra 592 pies de largo, longitud
que Sc dividira en- tres secciones fernando tres
claros de los cuales dos tendran l.073 pies cada
uno el otro el del lado de Nueva- Y or, 800 pies
Los claros de este puente seran, pues mas largos
que los del puente de Brooklyn. Su altura sera
$50 pies sobre el aqua en- marea alta, y su ancho
1913 pies, 10 necesario para poner ocho Was de fe-
rrocarriI y para quede el espacio conveniente pa
ra dos caminos para las personas que quieran cru
Ear Ell rio q pie. Sostendran la extluctura dos
grandes torres de 500 pies de alto cuyas bases
mediran l2ox25o pies y Sc extenderan hacia aba
jo unos 25O pies por el aqua el tango hasta lie
gar la roca del pecho del rio. En- estas torres
Sc pondran unos ascensores para subir unas ga
ler1as que tendran en- la parte superior, cada una
de las cuales dara cabida unas rs personas.
Desde esa altura, superior Glen pies la de
las torres del puente de Brooklyn, el vsitante po-
dra disfrutar de un extens{simo panorama.
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En- la imprenta al vapor de LA CoRREspoN-
DENoIA Sc hacen toda clase de trabaos por dlffci-
les que sean en- el ramo de Tipografa. Los typos
que Sc emplean son enteramente nuevos y los hay
desde el tamaho mas diminuto, hasta ell de Is pull
gadas de altura Los pedidos de la Isla Sc sirven
con prontitud env1an perfectamente empa
quetados. Empleamos la tinta del color que indi-
que ell parroquiano. Los precios sumamente
economicos, entire los tipos de fantasia hay para
escoier mas de trescientas classes dstintas 1913
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El total de las sumas recaudadas en- ell pals
para las vfctimas del incendio de Sabana-grande,
Sc eleva mas de 81 mil pesos Ell nGmero de
casas quemadas Sc eleva unas 76. Las que han
de fabricarse poi la Junta de Socorros seran 80.
Don Santiago Saenz alcalde de Mayaglez ha sido
nombrado para que auxiie la iunta de inspec.
ci6n de los trabajos en- los pagos compras que
haYan de hacerse
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Jack ell destripador

a la bondad de nuestro buen amigo don
Manuel Romero, que Sc ha tornado el trabajo de
traducir en- extracto un telegrama del Herald de
Nueva x ork debemos ell conocimiento de los de-
TALES que anotamos sobre el celebre destripador
de mujeres
Dice 81 corresponsal del periodico neoyor.
cuino en- Quebec, con fecha 1o del actual:
Tengo en- mi poder muchas pruebas para
poder iientihcar al doctor Tomas n Cream, an
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Core ell rumor de que para dejar en- Puer-
to-Rico un recuerdo digno del Centenario del
descubrimiento de America, serfa conveniente
la aperture de una gran Vio que Sc titulase Ave-
NADIA de Colon. Este proyecto, facilfsimo de rea-
liar, darla acceso la estac16n central del ferro
carril de circunvalaci6n, practicandose al Este
del Teatro, Ell cuyo sitio unirfan las dos GALES
de Fortaleza y Tetuan, dando principle la ave-
nida por empalmar en- Inca recta con el paseo de
Puerta de Terra 81 ell general Lasso, auxiliado
por nuestro Ayuntamiento, legara realzar este
pensamiente de q. Sc ocupa Ell pdblico pondr1a su
nombre en- muy alto lugar; contribuirfa de un
modo explendido inmortalizar en- este pals ell de
su descubridor; y prestaria un servicio immense
a esta ahogada ciudad que suspira por aire luz
Quiera el cielo que Sc realize 10 que es solo un
rumor phbllco, 81 clio no Sc oponen los pesimis
tas que aquf entorpecen todos los adelantos. con
miras interesadas
Hemos dido decir que hoy ha muerto una mu,
ier del muermo en- esta Capital
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

Sigue en- Arecibo tomando cuerpo ell pensa
miento de establecer un acueducto Ell domingo
pasado Sc celebr6 con ese objeto una reunion en-
la Casa Consistorial, nombrando una comisi sn
que entienda en- Ell proyecto y la cual >estA COM
puesta de los sehores Roig Colomer, Pbro. Lila.
do. don Benigno Balseiro, don Manuel Perez
Freites, don Eduardo RossO don Adolfo Barb,
El costo de las obras Sc estima en- so mil pesos.