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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
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It vas splendidly representative ssfher-
ing Of Maine Republicans that ~ere gath
cred IN the spaeious psrIors Of the Augusta
House hast evening, in attendance upon the
meeting Of the State committee IL coun-
Ill. we're marked BY spirit Of harmony
and enthnsiasm and viii not fail to bear
f,uit for the welfare Of tic party.
The business Of the meeting vas associated
wholly sith the consideration Of party af-
fairs. Ringing speeches were made By
Chairman Manley, Senator Frye, Congress-
men Reed and Bou;eile, Governor Burieixh,
Hon. J. Manchester Haynes, Hon. Herbert
NJ. Heath, General Charles HamIin, Hon
4. " Spear, Hon. A. X. Savage, iIoa.
George c. Wing, Hon. Lleseliyn Powers,
Hon. Walter G. Emerson, Hon. C.. 4.
Harrington, Ex-Governor Robie, General
Hyde and others. 4 letter
of regret from Senator Hale,
who was detained in New York by the
work Of the Senate committee on immigra-
ton was read by Chairman Naniey. The
meeting broke np about 10 O'Clock and
va. conceded by common consent to have
been one Of the most largely attended
and enthusiastic gatherings Of party leader.
ever held IN the State. Al the executive
session Of the committee il was decided as
advised by the party leaders, to employ
permanent secretary and fully
maintain the party organization.
Following those registered at the hotel.
late in the afternoon, most OF the names
being taken from the Augusta House regis
ter. the meeting being held at that hotel
VIM. p. Frye, Lewiston Chas. Hamlin.
Bangor; Seth ". Carter, Auburn; A. X.
q. Smith, Whiteheld; X. 8. Partridge.
Whi,efeli; 4. g. Blunt, Skowhegan A.
W. wilies. Skoshegan s. A. Pstteu.
skoshegan; n. ". Lord. Roekiand. J.
Wilbur, Avon; l.. G.. Downes, Calais +.
4. Powers. Houlton: Geo. NJ. Warren,
Castine; Z. 7. Gilmore, Bnckspert Geo. ".
seiders Portland; j. r. Bracket. Lining.
ton J. X. Sfetson, Bangor; George c.
Wing, Auburn; Henry Lord, Bangor; 4.
B. Mallet;, Jr., freeport; r. w. Hovey,
I'ittshed; r. T.. Timberlake, Phillips 7.
II. Head, Wateryille; A. NJ. Spear,
Gardiner; W. T. Haines, WatervilIe II.
y. Fairbanks, Bangor; VI. C.. Foster,
wateryille; VIC Emerson, Portland; o.
B. Clason, Gardiner; Llewellyn Powers,
Houlton; J. o. Smith, Skowhegan; Omar
Clark, Carra.unk; John T.. Kelley, Booth
bay c. A. Harrington. Norridgewoc k
John Hooper, Lewiston.
Among those who came on the evening
train were Congressman Reed and Bou-
telle J. W. Wakefield. Bath; George ).
Weeks Fairfield; S. H. Alien, Thomas
ton, j. II. kimball, Bath; A. X. Savage,
Auburn; Chas. NJ. Moses and Chas. NJ.
Atwood Saco; J. W. Mitchell Auburn
VIM. + Smart, Lewiston :. W. Judkins,
York II. u. Saunders, Ellsworth. F. NJ.
Higgins, Limerick; George Bliss, Waldo
boro Frederick Robe, Gorham; Augustus
Hughes, Bath; Clark Baker. Portland; A.
l.. Lumbert, Houlton; G.. T.. Townsend,
Brunswick.
Abont the corridors of the augusta house
IN the evening were also seen State officials
and prominent Republicans of this city,
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Mr.. Ralph Plaisted came up from Bow
doin College yesterday and gave an Illus
trated lecture at St. Barnahas chapel las,
evening to a large and apprecistise audi
ence. The subject of his lecture was "a
Tour Through Europe. and ii was well IL
hustrated with fine stereopticon views. Mr..
Piaisted returned to Brunswick on the
night train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

This comedy was greeted with a good au
dience Mt TIM opera house last evening and
shouuds in fun. good singing, and excellent
dancing at least so il was interpreted by
the lioworth Company. The two Dams
are twin brothers separated from each othei
in childhood. They each adopt the SAM
line of husiness-car driving and thew re-,
semhle each other so much that host OF
comic mistakes are made. They both fall
in love with two sisters, and the latter arr
unaware that there are two Dams, causing
them To have an immensely lively time viii
their respective sweethearts. In the last
act one brother discovers that he is not tti,
other one. and the curtain goes down on TIL
reconciled four. Every member of the
Howorth Company is a specialist, aud ttr
audience was greeted with the neates' sing
ing and dancing ever performed in oui
opera house. The company carries sevcral
thousand feet of scenery. and during thu
several intermi,sions the audience wa
treated to some finc yiews.-Altoona. Pa
News.
This show will be given in the opera
house this "Wednesday evening.
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Terrible Accident.

man who was in from Belgrade yes
,eriay reported terrible accident at that
place Monday night. He said that Mr.. Ed
knowles. while in his barn Monday even
ing, Wishing to get into hay NOV where 1t
was quite dark, jumped down upon the hay
On the NOV was \ pitchfork that he jumped
upon in such way AS to laccratc himself
in's terrible manner. II is thought, how
ever. that be will recover.
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ssasy's eisssaee lssb os~scrsse asss-

DANDY il AZ bright an.i discerning a nj
terrier ~ ever followed : master. but be
fell into disgrace one day this week His
owner Is prominent furniture dealer on
Water street and .-Danay~ being quite .
favoyife on the street feels free
To call into tise sarioas pieces OF
busifes. along the street and Frequently
does 50. I'm LII. day he stepped into Try
goods store, nodded with bi. stnbby tail a
friendly recognition 10 the clerks aboA the
store and then began to look around on the
holiday goods that were being shown in a
window. Soon his swapping black eyes fell
upon a stuffed cat in the viz
dow This eat was specimen
Of hat can be msie from the stampe1
cloth, designed to be- cut up and stuffed is
to eats, elephants etc, for the amassmens
and ediheation Of the young people.
Some Of the criticisms passed upon this
cat have been to the effect that Il isn't a
very good imitation but dandy" eff
fecfnaliy disposed OF all such false
allegations. No sooner did his eyes fall
upon cotton and wool pussy's painted feat
ures than he began to zrowi.
The eats attitude doubtless suggested
tipidity TO ''Dandy's" belli9erent feelings
for the shaggy little rascal became bol,ier
and advanced. The cat Of course was toe
frightened To move, or at least so thought
DANDY for he made spring into tba,
show window and grasped tina; dummy
feline by the neck. oh, the bfoodtbirsty
yrowIs and the fierceness with which that
stuffed cat was shaken. It wasn't exactly
a monkey and parrot time, il was more
dog and cat time with the dog having il
all his own way. When all was over. the
sbrieks Of laughter had subsidized, the mi
placed goods bad been replaced, and tbs
cotton and wool remains of the now defun,i
cat had been swept up, DANDY" SUNK OF,
and hasn't visited there since.
A gentleman in this city who is an arden
Republican, has friend living out in the
country. who is an equally ardent Demo-
crst. Last spring they got chatting each
other and the augusta gentleman whose
name begins with an W. said, ''Tb,
Republicans are going to nominate M
Blaine for the presidency and when he''
elected, as he'll surely be ! think shall
want to confine my diet for Il time To roos-
ters You fat me up T. dozen ROSTERS and
send them to me after election will you
The gentleman from the country said h.
would. few days ago box was deliv
cred at Ms door. He opened it and a'
lusty and homely Democratic rooster a.
ever lorded barnyard looked up in Iii
face and crowed with great gusto. The
message accompanying the roostel
stated tina, the gentleman in the country
felt as if he would like to eat rooster FOL
a while himself, and he retained the Other
II for his own use. He thought the one
Democratic rooster would not be missed
however. and would prove better eating
than crow
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There was a meeting of the Democratic
county committee in this city Tuesday. 1t
is presumed ,ha; the meeting was called for
a purpose similar to that which the State
committee discussed at Portland last week
Among those present at the meeting were
A. l.. Stephenson of Gardiner, T.. II. Gro
well Of Watersillc, Hiram Ccrnforth of
oakland, Dr. NJ. q. Edwards of Noun
mouth.I.. u. Cobb of Winthrop and Elihu
Hanson Of China
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STATE HOUSE NOTES.

State Librarian Carver wishes to ac-
knowledge the receipt of a complete set of
the financial reports of the city of Saeo,
bound in three elegant volumes and donated
by Hon. J. o. Bradbury. the mayor of the
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I For affections of the rIrest and chest i,r'
Bulls Cough S,rupis ne plus ultra MT
Chas w. Alexander, III LIST -, y. v :,
Washington ID. G.. writes = have usf'
pr. Bulls Cough Ssrup IN ny family fo'
some years past, and have f.'und Il rers
effective in breaking up coughs. COILS
hoarseness, &C.. and ii does all that L
claimed for it, always keep bottle or
hand
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AMUSE MeNTs.


uANY WISH ~ uEAB NoRpl.N.
effort to secure list of ticket purchasers
that will insure the coming Of Nordica
to this city, writes the .IorRsAL that
names of subscribers are coming TO him
by every mail and he hopes to get
enough to assure the concert. Ac
compsnying his letter he sends long lis
OF names of those who have purchase
tickets This list includes the names Of
very many Of the prominent people in tn,
cities of Augusta IIaIloweli and Gardiner
The list is too long for the Journal TO pub
fish but II evidently shows that people wh'
appreciate a good thing are not willing thi
opportunity should pass UNDECIDED.
"SuosEp Pearls THtEspAs EvENIso.
The programme of the entertainment tc
be given in the Opera House Thursday
evening by the NonPariisan Us lead the
reader TO believe that the entertainment
will prove = most enjoyable one. l.
is hoped that it may fuifils II"
object for which it was gotten up, VIZ, To
raise a substantial fund for keeicy Cure
philanthrophy The feature about which
now centers the chief interest is part first :
4 circlet of iusky gems will grace the
boards. led by Mrs. Grace Middleton;
songs, Miss Mary wog Polly and Miss
Marula Hank banjo solos and duets, Miss
Chloe White and Miss Irene Dewdrop
bones. Miss SaIie Rose; tambos, Misses
Doillc and Lille Chalk scientific remarks
Mrs. Francis Cleveland Jones Miss Lotto
Collins in her famous tropical song; Mrs
Frank Gilbert musical director
The other parts will doubtless prove ver'
entertaining. Part II provides i violin sole
by Miss Edith Bessev, and The Mistietoe
Rough, Mrs. Frank Gilbert. vocalist. The
third part of the programme includes Il
farce. "A Black DIAMOND in two acts
Followinr is the caste Emily Makepeaee
Miss Hattie Matthews Minnie Makepeace
Miss Gussie N,hoi>: Fannie Makepcace
Miss I,ottie Morse; pr linn, Miss Ma
tilda Makepcacc}. Mrs. {. II. Cunning
ham. Hulda, IA Black Diamond J, Miss
l. NJ. Leprohon; Ciareniout Goodell, "a
college graduate who is working for his
board on the farm, Mr. Rob True: capt
Chas. Houstsn. Mr.. George Redford. two
English dudes. Mr.. Ernest Emery and Dr
l.. ]. Crooker .Ir
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Seth Williams Port viii have its anusai
el.,tion Of oilicens on THURSDAY evening ot
this week. Evel member = srgsh'H r.
qacssca to be present and take lart in this
important business.
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The Ladies Aid of the nisersalis,
church met with Mrs, \. W. Cole on Swan
street TUESDAY afternoon. The proposition
to have kirnness in connection with their
fair was talked over. The lea fas' they
woula add this feature to the fair seemed to
,rsv,;f but no decision was reached.
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Seth Williams Relief Corps at their res
MAR meeting Thursday, Dec. LIST. desire a
full attendance to consider arneniiBg the
bylaws, article fourth, section hrst-
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Marrifo.


Mt. ysruan--Xov. s,s b. Rev. }. Il. Herfs.k Mr.
.Isbsx ). Tier 10 Miss Nellie g. Fellows both o.
Nit. Vernon.
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UNIV 6NJO1S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it i pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and sets
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispes colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Fig b the
only remedy of it, kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend It
to an and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. ANY reliable druggist Who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FjC SKRyP CO.
SAs FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ME- NEW Y0a6. NJ
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NyANThss.- t,e.lles.sa s-ual,,rrs. Within
w ~ minutes walk ~ state HOUSE or post.
e'sssss set,nnees rcM.rrsi. Apply At 81 tisEv
srrset nassAiff
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a CTIvE vORkERS for "SHErr's
- PHOTOGRAPHS OF the WORLD" coat.
ing $iolesp. HOLIDAY Hcnan2A. Agents wild with
success, Mr., fdw, T lieary, Reyer,owu, Ia.
cleared $50 In one week: Miss Jennie A, Clark.
Saiida Col. sse the nrst day. O~tdt el.on, Terms
free. Address Globe Bible Publishing Co., ~
Chestnut street, Fhils., Pa, rs Irarhorn ST..
chicago, m. novIsspNiut
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VVANTGU-re eou,rssr q, once, for haul.
w Ing about .tsi cords OF ~vsod whca snaw
cencs> THIS ~cad Is dry aud 4 ssrlcA =, maaan
rcst and On ecarl, level, two turn rpad. aud all
goes 10 sne Pile. to augusta. .Nltwrt foster.
kpes~tsle M,xssAtNwtws
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WANTED.

I Mt MANcE AsshNr WANTEoD-1hr
4 Nesihw~st~ra Mstnsl i1fe aus. No.. wants
irst ciass Agent far kena. hs~ 10. For farther
infcrmstion siTis 10 ,. N. Geesiing, Zeal Agent,
Portland. Nc. nuvSAaiws
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GALAXY ON COMMISSION To ag~nts
- To handle the raicat thrsntcal lux Erastng
rcpci III, must useful aud novel ia.xatioa u
u. sgs, Lrsses ink thoroughly In i've SECONDS.
Jerks like magic, so to 80 fsr cent. prvut.
Agents making ESQ per week, We also want a
general agent IT, take charge OF territory, and a.
paint sub agents A rare chance 10 make money.
Write tor Terms aud sample af rrasing. Monroc
Eraser Mfg. TO- No. 81 La Crosse wts.
nav lima
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8
Special EMBELLISHMENTS.

I Osl' VIII The lssly whs exchanged har nsa
Ia fur our cssNsAinlng = t~peks ihock and hAnai
herr ,sef FRIDAY inosnlux please return the sAne
" htcktsN tssssnei.lt's and sct her c~n.
NOV sSdlws
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

Los acuerdos de la junta provincial de soco-
rros para las vlctimas del incendio de Sabana-
grande, son, en- 10 que concierne la inversion de
Ia suma recaudada, los siguientes
10 Que dicha suma Sc emplee 1ntegra en- la
construction reparaci6n del caserlo de Sabana-
grande, no dandose absolutamente nadie cantl-
dad alguna en- metaico por ningun concepto.
90 Que las casas que Sc construyan sean
pr6ximamente iguales equivalentes las que
existfan antes del incendio, por 10 tanto ee
diversas condolences costos.
80 Que Sc construyan con preferencia casas
para las famiGas mas pobres, para las que han
quedado sin hogar y sin medios de volyerla
edfcar, cualquiera que haya sido su anterior po-&
sicion social
40 Que las personas que cuenten con al
gunos recursos, pero no los bastantes para levan-
tar sus casas Sc les ayude con alguna suma para
verifcarlo, 81 La suscrici6n da de 81 para clio.
So Que a los vecinos que cuenten con me-
dios sufcientes solo les faciliten recursos, 81
resutase alguna cantidad sobrante despues de
atender los demas.
60 Que los auxilios para construction y
que han de emplearse en- obras satisfaction de Ia
junta local. sin que puedan enajenarse< nj cam
biarse por ningun concepto.
10 Que una vez construidas reparadas las
casas, quedan de la plena propiedad de las perso-
mas quienes la junta las asigne, las que podran
hacer de elias ell uso que tengan por convenience
NoTA.-La cantidad existente en- las cajas
del Banco Espanol, ell sabado 2 del corriente,
como producto de la suscricion general, era la de
$15, ,8l4-52 cts deducidas va las cantidades en-
viadas anteriormente q la iunta local, que esta
ha invertido con arreglo & instrucciones anterio-
res conserva en- su depositarfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

cual habia sido 81 verdadero fallolel. tribunal Y
nosotros nos apresuramos rectifcar expontanea.
mente 10 dicho anoche con la local que nuestros
lectores leeran en- otro lugar, no sin suplicar al
Sr. Medina que, el case de yer al Sr. Caneia le
dijese que pensabamos rectihcar, aclarando los
hechos. A las IL vimos de nuevo al Sr. Medina
y nos dijo que, efecto habla visto al Sr. Cane
ia dlchOle que LA CORRESPONDENCE rectiicarfa
esta noche.
Asi las cosas, esta tarde las dos hemos re-
clbldo la slguiente carta del repetido Canonigo
senor CaneJa que no queremos comentar dejan-
do que cada cual haga ell comentario que qulera,
pero 81 llamando la atenci6n respecto de este par
ticular: el sehor Canejas por su condicion de sa-
cerdote, no admitirfa expGcaci6n en- el terreno
que habfa de exigirlo carta de referencia que,
de flo, menos le favorece 81 que 4 nosotros:
Dice asl la carta question:
Senior Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE DE
PUERTO Rico.
l3 de Julio de 1892
Muy sefor milo de toda mi consideration:
faltar la verdad como usted 10 viene hacienda
en- diario, principalmente en- ell n1mero 57l
no solamente no es diplomatico nj parlamentario,
pero nj siquiera utilitario para su empresa. -
Dice usted en- el citado ndmero que +" ell juz7
gado municipal me conden6 4 diez dias de
arresto," este completamente falso, pnesto que
nj 4 una hora de arresto he sido condenado; y
antes de estampar semejante falsedad deblera ha-
Der exlgldo una copla autorlzada del d1cho fallo
De este modo proceden los hombres pruden-
tes antes de exponerse lastimar la dignidad age
ma, y tener que hacer una plancha.
Amparandome pues, en- ell art1culo Is de
la Ley de Imprenta sxjo la publication de la pre-
sente como rectifcaci6n dicho suelto, no dudan-
do que en- la unprecedented que tan altamente pre-
gona usted en- su dlario, cumpirA usted con ese
deber evtandome el disgusto de llevarle los tri-
bunales en- case contrario.
Soy de usted atto capellan S. S. q. b. S. m.
Manuel d. CGnejG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14
lKDICE De HACIENDA

Traslado de Marina nombrando ordenador
de pagos de Marina de esta Isa al contador de
Navlo don Jose Ma Martin.-Idem de guerra
concediendo RETRO al captain don Matias Trillo-
Idem de id. remitiendo certifcado de cese del te
niente coronel don Emilio Magenis.- -Disponiendo
Sc den las ordenes oportunas para que Sc proceda
designar los ocho comerciantes que han de for
mar la Junta Arbitral.- Reclamando certifcado
de cese de doha Clara Gutierrez Remitiendo
relaci6n detallada de las bulas SUMMARIZES manda
dos elaborar para esta Isla.-Idem informe ms
tancia de dona Josefa Gil de La-Madrid solici
tando Sc le autorice para establecer una loteria
mensual.--Aprobando cuentas sobre gasto oca-
sionado en- la elaboration y envase de efectos tim
brados para esta Isla-Disponiendo que partir
del 10 del corrlente Sc applique los productos
franceses que Sc importer esta Isa Ia tarifa q
del arancel aprobado por R. D. de de Abril dlti
mo.--Idem que en- el 50 de la disposition Ia del
nuevo arancel de Aduanas de Cuba Sc adiconara
esta forma: "Escepto los tabacos de Pto. Rico
Y Fiipinas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14
Fsn6msno extraordinario

Recortamos de Ez HegGldo de Modrgd:
"Esta llamando fuertemente la atencion en-
Italia, y de clio viene ocupandose la prensa de
aquel pals, un moro que dice llamarse Assaon-Si
Ell Hadi Soliman- Ben-Aissa, que actualmente esta
exhibiendose en- Turin, despues de haberlo hecho
en- los principales teatros del RENO.
Su extraordinario hecho lleva cada d1a al es
pacioso teatro de Babro apinada concurrencia, en-
la que abundan los medicos muchos hombres
cientlfcos, que at6nitos presencian como dicho
moro Sc atraviesa con largos y gruesos punzones
los labios, enclas, lengua mejillas otras parties
del cuerpo, sin manifestar el mas leve dolor nj
derramar sangre en- mayor cantidad de una 6
dos gotas.
AdemAs Sc introduce vfboras vivas en- La
boca
Pero 10 que mas impresiona, es yer como Sc
extrae los ojos de sus orbitas hasta deiarlos cas
fuera de elias.
A tenor de 10 dicho practica otra multitud de
cosas todas, 81 bien repugnantes, que producer
verdadera admiration.
Antes de empezar sus ejercicios durante
ellos, Sc ha Observable que pone en- la boca unos
polvos, de los que echa una cantldad en- un bra
serillo con fuego, cuyo humo aspira unas veces, Y
otras hace que vaya ponerse en- contacto con Ia
parte de su cuerpo sobre la que ha de operar con
sus punzones; benefcio de cuyos vapores de
la saliva impregnada de los polvos, con la que Sc
moja aquella parte, ademas de lnsensibilidad
impide cas la circulation de la sangre en- el sitio
elegido para herirse, puesto que, como hemos di
cho, apenas 81 brotan muy pocas gotas de ella
cuando Sc here.
Todos cuantos presencian estos experiment
tos, quedan admirados, y, en- particular los hom
bres cientificos. En- un princlpio creyeron que la
sustancia empleada es Ia cocaina, pero han tenido
que desechar esta opinion, pues esta no produce
efectos tan notablemente rapidos
Ahora bien; que maravilloso anestesico de
poder tan energlco y singular usa el moro Assaon,
que ademas de producer una insenslbiidad abso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14
Como 50 sxprssa un Sacerdots

Aver tarde tuvimos OCCASION de recibir la vi.
sta del senor Car1i6n quien acompahaba Ell
Ingeniero Mr.. Scott, director de la fabrica del
gas, ambas personas de nuestra amistad. El Sc
nor Carrion, equivocado sin duda, nos comunic6
la noticia que referente su asunto con Ell senior
Canejas, publcamos anoche. Sc la dimos leer
despues de escrita para mas seguridad de que nos
haciamos eco de sus palabras, la lego 81 el se-
nor Scott y mostraron su conformidad
Esta mafiana nos visit6 nuestro amigo el Sc
nor Medina, empleado del dicho Juzgado NUM-
cipal nos dijo que Ia noticia era inexacta 6
NAL interpretada y que ten1a por SECURE, que el
Sr- Canonigo Caneja acudiria en- solcitud de c6pia
de la sentencia para hacer resplandecer la verdad
de los hechos. El sr. Medina nos dijos ademAs
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El interes de cuantos hombres cientficos de
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ta excitadfsimo y hacen cuanto pueden por des-
cubrir la sustancia que emplea Assoan, por los
cimiento 4 la humanidad; pero hasta ahora solo
han podido conseguir saber con certeza que As
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niendo, por 10 tanto, que los polvos sean produc-
to de alguna planta africana semilla de ella