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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-16
HI. M6dico
PRA0 Tlg0 BONES TD0O
ENCYCLOPEDIA DE MEDICINA
.AUTO R EN

DR.. H Webster Jones, A. M, de Londres, In
glaterra. Celebre Especialista para enfermeda-
des delas mujeres los 7 mos.
DR.. Benito B6rdas, de Matansas, Isla de Gu
ba. Medieo de la Facultad de Madrid y Rsrcelo-
ma (Espana.l Professor de los Hospitales de Pa
rs M4iioa Be1cer9na % s oe L
DR.. William B. a tkns0n, A. NJ, de FIfadelfa
PENNSYLVANIA E. U. de America Professor de la
Ciencia Sauitaria de Ia Pead atria en- el Colegio
M6dico Quirdrgico, Seeretario permanente de la
Sociedad M6dica NOrte Amerc sna; Inspector
M6dico del COnsejo Superior de SalubIidad del
Estado de Pens:lvania; Primer Vice -Presidente
de la Academia Noroe- Am "ricana de Medieina,
Miembro Corresponsal Se la Sociedad Medico
Quir6rgica de Bologna, Italia; etc.
DR.. Henry n. Iymad A. M, de Chicago
[Illinoisl E. u. de Am6eica, Professor de enfsrme-
dades nerviosas, del Co egiO de NJ diciua Rush,
eChicago.
DR.. Buchanan Burr, de la c;udad de Nueya
del Dispensario del Noroeste, posteriornente
Ayudante del Professor de Intermediates de las
mujeres los niTos en- 81 Colegio de Medicina del
Hospital Bellevue, de Ia ciudad de Nueva York.
DR.. W. Z. BeIf ed A. M, Professor de enfer-
medades Secretas y de la Orina, direc or de
la Ciencia M6dica de "Cartwrightn del Colegio de
M6dicOs CirUjanOs, de Nueva Yo- K, E. q. de
Am6 rica Antes 10 fue de Viena. Austria.
DR.. Christi ~ Fenger, A. M, Professor de
Patologia PTactira General en- ell Colegio de
Medicina, Chicago Qllinois) E. U. de America.
DR.. Si1uerio Donstngaes, de la ciudad de Bue-
nos Aires, (Repdblica Argentina, Sur-Am6rica.)
Sub-Director del LaboratoriO .ctere0l6gco de
Asiat ,ncia pdb.ira, de la Facu tad de Medic ma
de Buenos Aires.
Dr. Jose Peom q Oontreras. de la ciudad de
M6iico, D. F. E. U. M. Miem0ro de las F. culta-
des desMedicina de M6jico yucatan; Direc-s
tor en- efe del Hospital de San Hip6lito de la ciu
| dad de M6jico, D. f.
Dr.. Morris &. King, de la ciudad de Nueva
York, E. U. de America; Que fue Cirujano del
Hospital "Roossvet', Ayudante del Professor
de Intermediates de los ojos los oidos, en- el CO.
legio Policfnico de la ciudad de Nueya York, etc.
Dr. Domingo Orpananos, de la tiu lad de Me-
jico, D. F., E. U. NJ. TesoreIo del Consejo Su.,
perior de Saubridad; !; Miembro de- :a Academia
de Medicina de la 'sSociedad Pedro Escobedo",
y del Hospital de Jeeds de Ia ciudad de Me-
| jico, D. F.
! de M9iico, d. Fs
NOIA.-NsestrGs 0bYGs nO So p0xdrdss
Ia vesstg en- H6verGas m6 establesiDsientos pss5ts
COS, siso atnicG ecclxsjOGnseNte 0T los se70res
Agentes de la C0napa5ala Qasieases e5tss fscylta-
dos para Tecibir 6rdenes.
GRIFFIN Y CAMPBELL.
Casa editorial "WorId' (NaeUa Y0rk) q
GGelpR.
E. Hurtado G. J. B. Rellini, agentes para
Puerto -RicO.-HOtel Roneta, lCapital.l
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Il Guerra europea I!

POI oablegrama recibido de Pekfn, hemos
tenidO notiCia del rompimientO de h0stilidsd
habido entire las pr1ncipaIes pOtencias de Eu-
ropa, siendo Ia oausa promovida la de que
aquehas pretenden surtir al establecimiento
AnsefSc0 San Francisco 80 de esta Capita, en-
vista de que es tai Ia salida de los articulos
que On aquel Sc encuentraD, y especiaimente
Ia dc calzado, corbatas, carCetines que todas
dlohaS p0tenc1as ansiaban ell exoluaismO de
proveerlo ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81 amiga AnsSyi,
60 que eat6 al frente del repetido estableoi.
miento de su nombre ha po1ido evitar aquel
cona,to, telegrahando todas las naoionea.
para que sin hmites enYien sus mercanoias,
pues 81 dara saltda t0das. Por consiguiente
acud1d America que siempre enoontrareis no.
vedad ON calxad0 cOrbataG calcetines; perO
t0do select0 y en- ammonia con Ell estado eco
n0mtcodel pals. Nun plus ultra BoyyGs Rey-
Mes. Ii
Oas0s QMs Sc SeC0nsje,s6os LA Far
macia Central del LOdo. don Manuel Torres
BOrgeg, establecida en- Rio -piedras, Dor la pu-
rexa de 1us drOgas imp0rtadas dc los princips-
les centros de Europa y de America por Ia
Vperfecei0n = esmero On las prescripctones fa-
oultativae pOr los precios sin igual al alcance
por 81 dia que durante la noche.
Para los c6licos suele producer buen re-
sultado empapar I'm panuelo en- A5cO bOlQdo
FtOs 0t8rlO SCORE 81 v1entre. q casoS de
pu1os, 81 mismo procedimtento siempre da bue-
nos resultados.
.C0NVFNCIDO de que la Essazsjdn de Scott
90 ain duda alguna la mejor preparation entire
90 especie.
Popayan, Dspto. del Cauca Colombis, No
| vlenbre 20, 1883.
senores Scott y B0ssne -EstImados Seflo.
res; Cumpnend0 con I'm ueber de espontanea
1T1N N00 00 10
de algdn tempo esta parte, vengo ordenandc
entire mi cl1entela el uso de la Emulsion al
Scott por los resultadoa que he obtenide
eStoy ConvencidO de que esta es sin duda al
guna la mejor preparation entire las de su es-
peoie, pues reune mas de las ventaias incon
testables dc una asimilacl0n segura, la de Sol
suave al estomago y sgradable al paladar.
Con senrim1entos de alta consideration M,
eS gratO suscrl0irme de ustedes aentto y 8. s
JNGss @. O. Wallis, @.
M6dicos CirujanO, y mlembro de Ia socie
dad de Antropologia de Paris.
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nOtlclas de Ia IsIa

Dicen dc Cabo-rojo que es asfxiante 81 Ca
lor que ALI 90 siente y que 81 vecindari0 verfa
CON gusto que el Alcalde mandase repartir
Rlgunas bolas de estignina entire ID infiuidad dc
perrOs que pululan por el pueblo.
wKn L. f4brica de hielo establecida On
byam6n, 90 "details diohO artiCulo como On
esTa Capital, rax6n de 2 ohavos el kilo y I'M
peso los 16 kilos, tOmando de 10 kilOs On ade.
lante. -
DiCen de Bayam6n que anda por ALI un
limosnero, CiegO, muy original. 81 le dan pan
q otra coga pOr el estilo, 10 desata on maldi.
clones pronunoia Ian palahras mas lndeCOrO-
aaa. dtCiand0 que solo t0aa0 d6laara. Ea 6ate
- WNpalga AZ ~ 4 saeA
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Nos escriben de Nanati que Oausa de In.
oonveniencias que tuvo un empleado del terro-
carril de aQuella estaci0n con an respectable
oaballero, este le peg6 algunas bofetadas Los
contendiontea fueron Separates arm4ndose la
zarracina consiguiente. El heeho oeurri6 el
domingo pasado.
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Oio aQui

Ax6oar Central primera superi6rigima, co.
pOra dentro de breves dias.-A. R0sschen!pIOt
al
Sc ha recibldo hoy un telegrama de Ahas-
co anunciandO Ia sentida muerte de Ia
0efiOra dOna Josefa Arrillaga, diRna esp0-
"a de nuestro amigo don Vicente Urrutla,
DANA que % halIaba ligada por laSos de pa
rentesco q las respetables familias Monagas,
Gatell y Garcia de Queve 10. Nuestro p6Bame
para todos.
Dom Alejandro Besosa dc Bayam6n, COM
pra ACCIONEs DE BILLETES, 81 que In
terese vender puede dirigirle sus propostcio
mes al
So aTati6car& Ia persona que presentt
On esta @RedaCCi6n 81 testim0ni0 de un testa
mento autOri1adO Dor don Juan Ramon dc To
Sres, que fue extraviado anOche por 10 ealle dt
ID FoFtaleza y Ii de Ia Taneas
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Or. Ricardo Hernandez

Ofrece sus servicios profeslonales On ARE-
CIBO. 45 10
.ee
~ Nos diCen dc Rio piedras que los ex4menes
de 10 escuela del barrio de MonasillOs que Ill.
riio el inteligente professor don Fulgenoio Pi-
feyr0, reanltaron muy Iucidos. La junta local
y los asistentes diohos aCtos han quedado
muy satiafechos.
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se el establecimiento para que las famiiias ae
convenzan deloQ que vale vlcho baneario.

se d establecimiento para que las familias ae
Convenzan deloQue vale vieho balneari0
Ne agr0da Ia Carrera diplOmAtica por 10 bier
que se come On ella. POr ESQ me he heehO re-
prosentapte do la poderOsa potenCia La Oatg
lana donde Sc come al pel0.
Para mitjgar los cslores de esta horrible
eAtaCaOn can1oular, eS precise tOmar con hielo
Champafa de Sidra marca AgssilG de Ia que
venden CorecedO HermanOs y G. 7 no se de-
DO Olvldar que los dichOS CerecedO Venden fa
famosas butifafras catalanas en- latas, aoeite
de la montaha en- garrafones Jamones de
West1alla, Queso de almendras y cuanto bueno
90 puede degear.
sA1IACHN DE- MUsIoA
DM ULLMPT0 OTKR0, AToOHA II: 7.-PoNuH,
0uslCa para piano cuatrO manos.
BWfgtHctn-La Natividad con grabados
aleg0r1cos On crOmo narraciOnes :. $1-2O
1GeNt.-PlvOta del Naiale ale..... 60
16ens.-Fantasfas hdngaras. . 81
Para pedidos On 10 Capital, D. J. Gonzalez Font.
"a Nef808-Ante Ia sana raz6n-nO hay alb
surdo que resista: -esta es la gran cOnquista-
| de Ia Civilizaoi6n.-Por tanto, on esta Ooasi0n-
s0meto al oriteri0 hel-de esta moderna Ba.
bel-el segurO reSultsdo- que todo el mundo
le hR dado-El Alc0h0zGd0 GGte1
Hace POGO tempo que fu6 conocida en esta
Capital Ia L0ci6N Asstiherp6ticG del doctor
Monies Diaz de Ia Habana, va tedo g. mum
do oonoce sus buenos resultados
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sE0OION DE ANUNOIOs
Buen nogocio

El que suscriDe parMclpa los seaores
sastres de 10 Capital = de Ia Isla, que vende
On acreditada Bastreria LA PRoNTITUD. Ell que
70 interese puede dirljirse su propletario oon
R0ns0N Lopes Lopes, Gale de San Francis
co. plasA % Alfonso XII Els un buen negocio
q Qu6 10 prOpOne. l6-1
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VARleDAuES

El meior vino tinto espaflol que 80 consu.
me on Ia Isla es, indisputablemen ell de Lo.
0rOfio que venden Los se6ores Sobrlnos de
Luina y c., La superiorldad del dicho caldo la
abona 81 an6lisis Quimio0 del LabOratorio Nh
niCipal Y mas que todO el paladar de Ia eente
de gusto. No Conauma Vd. otro vino On su
mesa.
Los abonos para los excelentea bafios de-
mar de Il empresa Ia Rros5t t1es6c5G. situadoe
detr6a eEArsenal, estAn abisrtos On Il calle de
q Iogtaleaa uamelo sc pieo pEinclpal. Vleite.
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NueVa empresa de C0ches
DE DON ANGEL. CABRE RA.
Gale del PresidiO, Antigu1 Fdbyica de Hielo
-lMGFisG.
Sc ofreeen al pnblico c6modos = elegantea
coches para viajes largos de resreo, y se al
quilan caballOs. Sc vanden compran se
cuidan cochea caballOs Esmero = Duntua-
lidad en las 6rdenes que sa raoihan JUNO 1e
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.AYISO

81 que suscribe avisa todoA sus amigos
y relaoionadOs, que no reoonocera ninguna
enenta que Sc haya tornado en- su nombre III
Sc tome en- 10 .sucesivo, sin estar dsbldamente
autorisada por 81. Hace esta aclaraci0n para
que no 30 deien sorprender lOa que no 10 hayau
sldo hasta la fecha. Leiasdf0 Fill0r.
1uertos sRieo, II de Jaaio de lao2s ga
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ri yapor n Z. VJllGverde cargo On Ponce
58 saOos cafe para Cuba 1910 az6oar para la
Peninsula, pesando 4.853 y 90 1872 kllos res
|peotivamente.
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"A los padres de familia

a 1U6 JdUI0o U0 1dl11llId
En- Ia calle de Ia Fortaleza, nuns 43. "a
darAn lecciones de inJrucci6n primaria = So.
cundaria solo doce alumnos La ense fiansa
aerA extensa. esmerada , met6dica con ARE.
glo los adelantos de Ia ciencia pedag6gioa.
16 q
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Anoche fu6 sorprendido una jugada on
por elc abo Ibarr0la, ooupando ID
policfa. barsjas y algun dinero. 4
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A Las personas de Ia Isla que nos envian
uoticias, srticulos etc. para scr publicados, les
participamos que estos, no siendO dc caracter
urgente, tienen que eaperar 90 correspondent
te turno. No puede scr de otra manera
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Mos dicen que alg1nos vesinos de Ia Gale
de Tetu&n 90 quejan dc que haya por alh estd-
pidOs que se vanaglorlen de hacer dahO ias
desvaNdas mujeres que habitan On 81 barrio
por medic de brujerias y diaparates semelsnteS
Realmente choca que On este siglo haya toda
Via hom5res que piensen de esa manera. Esto
demneatra que 90 haCe necesario ditundir mas
"A instruction p6blica on Puerto. Rico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
A NARROW ESCAPE.


The prompt action Of Charles Oily
the Templs,on elevator boy, saved til.
life Of w. l.. II. Dotson about IL
O'Clock last night. A party Of fifteen
persons was on tho elevator at the
time. The capacity Of the elevator 1
overtaxed with more than ten persons
When within short distance Of the
second floor It stopped on account Of
the weight Of Its load. There was
considerable difficulty In getting It
started again and Mr.. Dotson attempt.
Cd TO jump out Of the opening between
the first and second floors. just M he
did no tho elevator started aud like n
fash tho boy who hold tho rope grasped
the situation and reversed the power.
The elevator stopped Just as Mr.. Dot
sons head came In contact with the
floor. He received n severe cut on the
head. He was Immediately released
and q physician was summoned who
dressed tho wounJ. MIR. Dotson de.
ciares that It was the most narrow Us
capc he ever experienced and says that
the elevator boy undoubtedly saved hi,
life. This morning he rewarded the
lad v ith q $40 gold piece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24

WAsuNoIoH. d. G. Dec. "a
Representative Sayera Of Texas, Chal.
man OF the Sub eommittp IN charge Of
the preparation OF the 5undry Civil
appropriation bill u engaged In an IN
curry into the quantity Of light weight
or uncurrent currency held by the gov.
eminent. This cutrn y, hoih gol and
silver, now serves no useful purpose
for monetary use since notes cannot he
Issued against Il, while debssed.
Sayers' intention IL 10 increase the
amount II this and provide for the
increase OF circulation by its recolnnge
nj full weight. The report cent to Con-
gress earlier In the year shows there
was In the treasury Mt that time 81 $780,
QUO In uncurrept gold coin. IL was
estimated that the recoinage would
cost 100000.
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BY WIRE TODAY.
For the Overthrow Of the
French Republic.
BLAINE MUCH IMPROVED.
Baron De RelnaCh Said 10 Haze Been
Murdered by Poison.
connIeAs MAKES a srArrnENr.
Crawford noes not Relieve In the
story of Poisoning rs
Homestead.
BLAINE MUCH IMPROVED.
conn,cAs MAKES a srArrnESr

PARIS, Dec. 2i.--The statement In
thsse dispatches that the mlnis,ry have
evidence that the present attack on the
government IA part Of nm orzanizoj
plan for the overthrow Of the republic
Is fully confirmed. Matters have
reached a stage where the government
IL prepared 10 arrest certain conapira-
tors. Audrisux Is regarded as this
manager OF the plot and the iirst blow
will be struck at him. When warned
that he would be arrested, Andrieux
said: al have nothing to fear; II am
arrested 1t will DO IL save Floquo,
from disgrace and punishment. The
government Is seeking clues 10 prove
the existence OF n Boulanglst AMI
Royslist plot, and desires /, make out
who are implicated In II. II seems to
mo that the real plot Ia altogether OF
another character. l have taken
precautions, II 1 go to dungeon, that
the public will know the motive Of my
arrest"
Tho precautions Andrleux has
taken, It Ia said, is TO deposit with
trustworthy parties In London dupll-
oates Of all the documentary evidence
he has collected against prominent 70.
publicans. This, however, will not
effect tho action Of the government
The government is greatly en-.
couragod by the emphatic vote Of
confidence In Tho chamber Of
deputies. A local paper says the gov.
ernment has proof OF Boulangist con.
spiracy to effect revolution involving
the same plottcrs As In 1883. 1t 10
learned that even more vigorous
measures will be takon n)w than in
1855. The government victory has
spread consternati n among the
enemies Of the republic.
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FRAGMENTS.

Hr.vst- -t-.,.... ,aatipg npxt
a., uoMh ~, IN :, ~.
x,,,,o NJ IN.
SIZE INC ny, ~. irhaa,ar ,nmorrow
"stai COURSE " t,,,,.
evening" IN ano'"c' oo''"'
on Monday next the Offices Of tho
Third Disinos court wv" .ou"y sv
viii remain eiosou 'o' '"o
holidays
pAuaurrp was horn yesterday 10
Mr.. and Mrs. william o. Ice at Taylors-
willie. All concerned are happyland doing
wen.
The American Society OF irrigation
Engineers, Will hold Its annual session
nj Denver, beginning nj ~ am, on mo
18th inst.
49,,
EpiIon .. j. ANpERsoN, OF tho mHh-
ben, VIII deliver a lecture on Tue ni,ooN-
cry OF Aiherica NJ mo ooc'a' man, U"
MONDAY h'Rh' next
THk Norden Military company VIII
give uhspuefauo pali on nvny; p.
cember W, NJ Pun, IN 'hiES nan U"
harket street.
w w,tsox thc voupp man who WINS
srrs.t.d vostcrdnv Tar Violating tho coal
ard,n.ncS. bad n hearing before Justice
s,s. sh,s ,no,n,ng Y'be exain,natIon
rssu,tsJ I'm hia discharge.
DEPUTY MARSHAL. Will GooD,tLL
returned last evening from Provot where
no had boon for nearly a week. Ito was
called An n witness for the prosecution Ia
the Davis (Westwatcrl murder TRIAL
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a Mining suit.

Cornelius Mclaughlin, John Far
rlsh and Daniel Bader ARE the plaintiffs
and Henry Hiischman, Chas. Loot
bourow, Sex. Snyjer aud w. u. Sharp
the defendants In suit Instituted In
the Third District court this afternoon.
Plaintiffs, with other, as tenants n
commOn, arc tho owners of th-
Hatty Greene No. lode mining
claim, situate IN tho Uln,ah Mimi;
district, Summit county and 1t IL
alleged that the defendants In the Ca
tracing o, orn from a contiguous claim
have don. damage 10 defendants TO The
tune OF $4,000. A restraining order IL
also askeu for.
Williams aud Van Cotta'e hs plain
tii's attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT


The board Of directors OF the Cham
ber Of Commerce met Ia t evening aud
unanimously adopted the following:
where's, william II. sbcarman for tho
past two Year. director Of this Chamber,
~ well a. an active and energetic mem.
Der Of the same, has been called to his
eternal rest, and
Whereas. II IL the dcsiro OF tho
board of directors that tho records
of tho Chamber show the esteem
IN which no was held by tho business
mon Of Salt Lake city, aud especially by
members ~ this chamber; bolt
Rcsoircf, That this board deeply fools
that In him tho chambof of commerce
has lost q faithf |, Woodworking aud use
ful member and Salt Lake City high
minded. honorab o and devoted citiken.
Resolved. That VIZ extend our condol-
onco and sympathy 10 thu family Of Mr..
w. II. Shcaruan In thoir great borcavo.
mont.
Resolved. That these resolutions bc
spread upon be records OF the Chamber
and that an nrollod copy be signed by
tho presiden and secretary and sent 10
tho family o oar friend aud co.workor,
tho late w. II. Shoarman.
Fred w. Hanson (of the Hanson
Produce COZ, II. +. Polk & Go. and
II. Hirsching were elected members Of
the Chamber Of Commerce.
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entire ~ Ing until tne midnight hour
was reachei. Que OF tho fentnrus OF the
dinner was the serving OF mammoth
poiatots weighing from two n three
and bali pounds, each gentle.
man present being provided
with one Of these "spud ~
They were baked 10 u turn, Klnsle ~
chief having experimental with
the mammoth products un.i he a. GER
tsined they could 90 prof efly bahed ~
exectIy four hours. The potatoes were
sent 10 the Fellow sbip Club with the
compliment Of Governor Arthur Il.
Thomas, OF Utah, IN appreciation OF
the Hospitality shown him n, the great
Columbian dinner In October last.
The Fcllowshlp clnbwlli next convene
Mt Kmslcy'E ia February.
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siesnes, In the white House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. President
Harrison's Rmndchild, Mantona Har-
risop, has been stricken with scar
letina. Tho disease IL In mild
form but the doctor ssys that un-
less great precautions are taken, 1t
IL liable TO attack tho other children
in virulent form. Tho little sufferer
has been isolated and will have tu re-
main In the White House I'LL sue 10
well as the laws OF the DisirInt iOsbid
the removal. THO White III russ ~
therefore closed TO the public. The
little one IL the daughter OF Russell
Harrison. The Mckee children are
allowed 10 have festivities and "A
christina tree Ia modified form this
Afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
UTAH POTATOES.
How the Tnbers OF this Territory
Struck the Members Of Tho Fellow
ship Club at Chicago.

a great deal has been said by the
Chicago payers regarding sample
OF Utah potatoes sent to the
city OF the Worlds Fair recently by
Governor Thomas. The follow ing
celved today from the National Hotel
Reporter explai M itself;
One OF the most brilliant and enjoy
able dlnners ever given Ia Chicago
took place at kinsley's on THURSDAY
evening Of last week. II was one
OF the regular dinners OF the
Fellowship Club, which IL now
recognised rs the Leading dining
club OF the city. The menu provided
was especially fine, and inter the board
was cleared there were speeches, son KS
sad reoitations which consum I'd the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
Home Missionaries.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
home missionaries OF thu Salt Lake
Stake OF Zion will convene In the 30.
cial Hall, b 1T Lake City, on weilnes.
day, December 2sth, ut 7:30 p. m. A
full attendance Of the missionaries
Anu report ~ Lahore for the month past
~ requested. II any o. the brethren
cannot attend the meeting they VIII
plesse ret TINT their excuse and report
Of laborS, In writing 10 sent TO tho
Presidency Of the Stake, In time for
said meeting.
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
Clerk OF Stake.
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wyoming Election Case.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 2i.--Action
ON the election case iu which the prize
OF two seats In the legislature will be
awarded, has been put over by the
supreme court till Tuesday. The
chief justice advised the lawyers To be
prepared to proceed further ut once, ia
the ease that either side should OK.
press dissatisfaction with Taesday's
decision,
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Highest ofala Icayeoing PowerIatcstu s Govt Report
R!,yAl B Bs.,ji5s,:
ABsOlUTElY puRg

southern edge Of The Gul hlfeam, the
ship had n narrow escape rom destroc-
ton Ivy WATERPROOF, when Os'uni Ate
ly passed under the stern no. many
yards from the chip after hot racs
with the engines wide open The
came evening shs ran into a storm.
The sens furiously ewept the eecks. IL
IL stated that everybody on Lizard va,
mere or loss inJurei. rhe vessel near.
" founded.
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SAN MIGUEL, Mox., Doc. 2i.-EK.
cl,emen, was created among the
federal troops stationed here last night
by n report brought by courier tina.
several hundred well armed men were
seen near San Fernando Depasa Ia the
state Of Tamaulipas. 1t IL believed the
force Is band OF smugg lem and
brigands not connected with the border
revolutionary movement. A detach-
mept OF troops Ia sent after them.
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BARON RsINACm.
A suspicion rh.t He Wa. Mnrderc,

a suspicion That 1Ic Was Murdered
PARIS, Dec. 2i.-The examination
OF the remains Of Baron Rcinach IL
about complete. One OF tile chemists
engaged In the examination Is author.
ity for tho statement that he died OF
poison with IN unnamed drug which
did not operate for twelve hours after
taking. The conclusion reached IL
that he did not commit suicide but was
murdered. Tbs dark insinuatious that
viii be- spread abroad when the facts
nro known should be denied In adj
vance. However, suspicion IL aroused
ana Ia entitled TO some credence.