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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
Three Children Drowned.

BouxAS. Ter March AIN at
tempting to cross Red river near here
Wednesday the team Of William Brls-
eoc took fright and three Of Briscoe's
children were drowned: the wife and
eldest child and Briscce got safely
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March 1a-At
1850 o'clock Friday night Oscar ABBOTT,
young stenographer of THU city, shot
his sweetheart, Celia Bass, and then
himself Both parties belong to re-
spectacle colored families and had
been engaged to be married, but Miss
Bass wished to break 1t. Both will
dio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
FOUGHT WITH RIFLES.


shoot Out . Feud.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March IA
Friday morning J. L. Asher. a prom
inent man In Whitesburg. KY, had a
fight with one Polly, who was worsted.
In the afternoon the two principals.
Asher backed by one Combs and Polly
by Richard Williams, his brother-in-
law. all armed with Winchesters. met
at a given spot in clearing. They
hated at 3o0yards' distance. but closed
up and began firing. Some forty shots
were exchanged, when Asher was shot
through the body below the heart and
instantly killed. Combs was captured,
but the others got away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

MILWAUKEE. March 1a-Ths bank.
ers of Wisconsin will hold . meeting
in this city March - for the purpose Of
effecting state organization. Tho
initiatory steps were taken by the
Bankers club of this city, and the in
tention is to form an organisation
which will take In both national and
private banks. To the invitation
which was sent ont in February over
one hundred and dfty acceptances have
already been received.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

TornKA. Kan. Msfch ~ lit IL de.
MED ~ the Office Of the state board ci
agriculture that the late cold snap in
tured winter wheat In Kansas The
plant - not far enough advanced 10 be
effected By the eossL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

Nsw vesK. March IL The business
failures securing throughout the ceun-
sry daring tie last seven days nuubsr
asa. a. compared with . total Of s>o
last ws-ls For the corresponding week
last year the aaurss were 7sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

And sesssshias like ss.oea. 90 Is cne
from stock heiaesS. Aeout 81. 90. 80 al
the sssek subscriptions viii be due in
April undsr The last asssasnsst 81 -
mar cent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

DENVER Col, March IL. - The
Knights Templar conclave to take
place in Denver next August will excel
anything ever known in the west. Up
to date $4,000 people have contracted
for rooms; 1000 more have engaged
Pullman cars for their accommodation.
and over 500 of these cars will stand in
the Denver yards and be occupied by
the 90, 600 attendants 1T the conclave.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

LKwfssos. MINI. March ~ Royal
bnswell. aged II. vas saving ws>d
With . circular saw 90 his father'a
farm here Friday. when the saw burst
. pieces splitting the boys hss4 saa
saats<tsas his brains 10 ell dlfsetiosA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

cHAnrssrns. w Va. March IA
Eliza Hackney. the diver I'D ~ife ~
Le~is Eiswisk. wss arrested Friday on
STACKS nfaash. In thss esassy. ssa
lodged IN jail ebarerA with the murder
Of Bette Asefe
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wsstsA to d aaagel It oass.

BATAVIA. o., March l2.-There was
. dramatic scene in court here Friday
morning. f. n. Jones was found
guilty of numbering his son. When
the verdict wss announced he rose to
his feet and begged to be hanged i'm
mediately TO tree in the courtyard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
aalss eurI Resppsrslen neas.

JEFFERSON CRY. No., March i2.-In
joint caucus Friday the democratic
members of the Missouri legislature
agreed 10 the congressional redistrscs-
ing bill giving fourteen democratic aud
oue repu bliean distriess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

ANA. See, March II Eft pissric,
Judes Gsssin hes h<ea sued by Mra
Lucinda Z Given for 80. ooo fer breach
Of p~saise. Gsslin II one Of the best
snown poEssE<ts~< 81 sssc west
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rsssinp Aw.v.

BALrncRE. Md, March ia--Prof
Nicholas Crouch. author OF the popular
song. Kathleen Msvourneen." is Dis Inc
st his home in this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

~ mv8r7fre 0oe
--the one that b.
ksnrs % q thcrEgh-
" hcalshy woman.
That's what yoan
have that's wh<s
yeah h-H yen u
fAke Dr. f.srcss "a
write Prescription.
nhe paiafni ilscr-
dess aud diseases
thst smttz woman
bird make them .
mk{<znn M<1A ~ VUII
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13

Bfrvprcs. I'D. March I1~Trsday
evsnsse chsviss Lesh ssd ~ A.
ewsltsss ssrs ssssss1 n . fFiss<ts
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ssxsag esatsst ~ksn swslsser s.rse-
Lssh powerful siow - the neck
Leah fell &Ea expired in ave sasH ates-
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lis a Crushing Blow !

TO hundreds OF merchants all
over this part Of the state as well
as in the city. but the big eastern
creditors are rich and can stand
it. A total loss of this whole stock
would be but "A drop I'm the bucket
to those millionaire merchants,
whose patronage extends over
the whole United States.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-13
There isEnough for All.

Monday morning the siege
will open with renewed vig0r. 4
large quantity Of the VOssen stock
which became sidetracked dur
ing the terrible excitement Of
last week will be brought for
ward Monday morning. together
with truck loads of goods which
we could not lind room to show.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
E1uE SAN FRANCE o gkyS WEEKLY CALL

TUE SAN FRANCE Q
 S WEEKLY CALL 5ktG l. a hanh.pmr risii- page paper. IL is i--urd atr Thursaay, ard contains ali the impuTyant news et week. Gieanei from ever, ,u ter ul the globe. cnmi l n to date oI publ cation. niShrs the Iatc>t and reliable huan"ial n.w, market quntntiuns. d z special altrrti n iu hati tural and alrrultur l rr and Is in every rr- e., a class family rarsr, aIP tntbr interest of every gi of the hpuSchuld.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
NNAa1gGa. -iTs. ! !. t''>~s-e.A> MO-S
THAT LETTER.
Tho Head of the Family Thought It
 Wasn't Just the Thlng.

Tho Head of the Family Thought IL
 Wasn't Just the Thing.
 Some people readily forget that they were ever young, and never recognize tho fact that history is apt to repeat it. self in individual humanity as we'll as in wider seuses.
 The parents stood gazing with frown. ing brows at their daughter, while she was trembling and weeping. Their frowns deepened as the mother wiped her glasses preparatory to reading a letter found in the girls pocket. It be- gan:
 Angel of my existence"--
 "What!" cried tho old man, ''you don't mean to say it begins like that? Oh, that q child of mine should corre- spond with But pray proceed, my dear"
 "'Existence spelled with an "a too,'' added the mother.
 "Why, the lunatic can't spell" said tho old man,
 1t is impossible for mo to describe the joy with which your presence has filled me-"
 "Then why does he attempt it, the donkey? But pray don't let mo inter rupt you. Go on, go on; let joy bo un- confined"
 "I have spent the whole night in thinking of you'--
 That's picturesque, anyhow" --"and in bitterly deriding the obsti- nate, disagreeable old buffer, who will not consent to our union"
 "Great Scott! So I'm obstinate, dis agreeable and an old buffer, eh? Oh, let me get at him."
 But, Theodorus, my dear" inter rupted the old lady.
 "Yes, yes--one moment. Twas about to observe that the hand that could pen such words would not hesitate to poison the most cherished relative"
 "Theodorus, didn't see this over the leaf"
 "Eh? Let me see. Hum
 "Yours, with all the love of my heart, 'l0th May, 1860. TuEoDoRUs." "Why, bless my eyes, it's one of my letters"
 (Sensation.)
 "Yes, pa" explained the olive branch; Il found it yesterday-only you wouldn't let me speak"
 You may go into the garden, dear, Hem! we've made nice mess of it."- London Tit-Bits.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
Inherited.

"Pa, can l have some money to go tC the circus?" This was the modest and reasonable request of little Johnny Whit talier one evening last week, sent, al what he considered an suspicious time in the direction of his sire.
 "Heyy" said MT. Whitaker.
 Johnny preferred his request for the second time with faltering voice and in dications of rain on his part. Johnny and the circus were zones apart at that | moment.
 "Want to go to the circus, heyl And you going to Sunday school every week Don't you know that Circuses are wick. edg l never wanted to go the circu: when was boy. (While this was not q deliberate lie on MT. Whittakers part it was certainly peryersion of the truth for political effect.) And what do you want to see at the circus!"
 'J-I-w-want to see the w-wild a-a, nimals," said Johnny, beginning to blub Der in earnest.
 "Want to see the wild animals, hey Don't you twist the cats tail often enoughs Where did you get your love for wild animals? I never cared fol them"
 II inherited it."
 Inherited it! Well, l never. And who from, pray?"
 F-froln NNoah, sobbed the despair, ing hopeful.
 The promptness of Johnny's reply combined with tho evidence that his re- ligious instruc on had not been wasted on the desert air, was too much for the "old man." ard he came down at once with the necessary silver.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
What It Was.

A gentleman found himself one even. ing in delightful tete-a-tete with fair graduate of well known finishing school for young ladies. She showed him the curriculum of the institution, and he, after stimulating profound in. terest in the matter and knowledge of the subjects, being in reality awed by the evidence of her large mental stature. asked her rather hesitatingly, with ref, erence to the various courses of study, in what she had graduated. "Oh," shc said sweetly, Il graduated in white Swiss. Cincinnati Times-Star.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
Tho Sympathetic rlnaneIer.

A wealthy stockbroker was passing along the boulevards in the company oi lady when his handkerchief was ab' stractcd by a pickpocket. But our specu. lator had his weather eye open and caught the depredator red handed. His first impulse was to call policeman. On second thought, however, he decided to astonish his fair companion by his gen. erosity, and said:
 Bah! let him go. l must not forget that began in small way myself!"- Nouvelles la Main.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
Cnllno ns A snilor.

"My watch had dropped to the bottom of the sea. We were off the coast of Greenland. I dived, picked up my watch, but the ice had closed again overhead, and there was TO getting through. To swim around would have been too long. I shouted with the voice of Stentor, Throw me q saw" They threw me down one; began to saw the ice, but tho sawdust got in my eyes,. Aurelien Scholl.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
..Nae sIuekie to Bras Aboot,,

One night in the commercial room of a hotel in one of our large towns some travellers were talking over the state Of trade when one young man began to boast of the large orders he had booked. An old Scotchman interrupted him, saying:
 Ma, na, mon; you've din naethin of the kind"
 The young man very angrily retorted, lin liar then?'
 The old Scotchman replied, "Wecl, that's nae muckle to brag aboot."
 The room was convulsed with laugh ter.-Spare Moments.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
hfanners--by Q Boy.

Manners ain't in it with .nussul. When it kums to pinch mussul is what counts.
 Manners is moa<ly fur company. Ma doan't say so, but that's tho only time she yuses any manners is when theys company.
 Manners is all rite fur gurls. It doap't matter whether they appeer well or not.
 Manners only pays fur boys when theys mince pi comin an yure like to git sent away frum the tabel if yer doan't act perlite.
 kno manners,
 All yer haf ter do is ter drink soop out nv the side uv yure spoon and not laff vile the minister sez grase.-Detroit Tribune.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
A Serious Injury.

Scene, auditorium of a theater. Spec tator, intensely interested in the actior of tho drama, leans too far over the bal cony rail and suddenly loses his balance falling into the orchestra.
 Excited Individual (hastening to ths unfortupates assistance)-Are you mucl injured?
 Unfortunate (sith considerable show of feelingp-Much injured' shou.d think l am. have lost the best seat ir the very middle of the front row.-Har per's Bazar.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
Great Fun.

Suburban Boy-Pop. won't you get me sword, and drum. and gun to play soldier with?
 Pop-Ill tell you how we'll fix it. We'll pretend every blade of grass on the lawn is an armed foe, and then you charge on them with Gatling swords and cut their heads off. Won't that be fun?
 'Indeed it will. But I haven't any Gatliug swords"
 No, but q lawn mower will do nice. ly.'-Good News.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
unfailing Symptom.

Judging from the dress and general appearance of that couple that has just got aboard, it's ease of bride and bride groom. They are starting on wedding tour"
 That may be, but they've both been married before"
 "How do you know?'
 Cant you see she's carrying all tue bundlesT' Chicago Tribune.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
A sIerc Deception,

They were talking to Guibollard about the rise of the Seine, when he exclaimed ''It is all humbug. went 10 Chatou yesterday; the water seems to have risen but it is q mere deception"
 How sO:'
 "I had ohalked mark on my boat and it's in the same place yet, "-Tele. graphe.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
Not That Kind of Family.

Professor--Thise eccenticity you speak of in your daughter, isn't it after all q matter of heredity9
 The Mother (severelyl-So, sirl pi have you to know, sir, there never was any heredity in our falnily!-Yankeo Blade
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
rfnte IIonnenCc.

"Madam, tho young lady to whom you introduced me hasn't Q word to say"
 But she has hundred thousand marks in her own right"
 "Ahi certainly that speaks volumesF' --Buntes Allerlei.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-09
Attracted Them.

Dottie-Are you going to wear your red and white blazer at the seashore again this summer?
 Lottie- No, indeed. 1 hadn't been there a week last year before l was pro posed to by three barbers. Cloak Re view
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06
En- honor dol General DsIgado y zuIusta ~-
Gurabo, Noviembre 80 de 1892.
Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.

va era tempo de que las cosas cambiasen en-
este pueblo de que 81 sol de la justicia esparciese
sobre 81 luminosa antorcha. IHasta cuAndo
hab1amos de ver esta Administration tan de-
plorable estado?
Acaso pretendfan algunos que Gurabo dss
aparec1ese del mapa, agregandolo Caguas y
Juncos2 No, mil veces no. Gurabo Ia sldo uno
de los pueblos cuyas atenciones ha cubierto STEM
pre- como corresponds y 81 dc POGO tempo esta
parte SO ha colocado en- La pobre situaci6n que SO
encuentra, no es debido su Ayuntamiento sino
q los contratlempos que toda la Isla conoce.
Un aho tres meses hace va que este Sc
reune para celebrar sus sesiones, sin saber en- el
estado que SO halla su Administration.
Memoria triste nos ha deiado 81 Excmo Sr
don Jose Lasso: 81 SO debe la terrible crisis
que atravesamos, por no haber querido reso.ver
en- tempo oportuno, las causas que motivaron Ell
uesistirse este Ayuntamiento tomar sus acuer.
dos, con un Secretario impuesto por el Alcalde
Diffcilmente podran encausarse de nuevo los
asuntos de este Municlpio 81 Sc logra, trabaio
| ha de costar, pues no sera cosa de POGO TEMPO.
Parece mentira que a1n el repartimiento del
ejerclcio pasado no haya podido cobrarse, por to.
ner esta Corporation que hacer en- 81 algunas co.
rrecciones fin de remitirlo al Gobierno por "a
vez para su aprobaci6n que todavia no Sc haya
hecho el presupuesto del corriente ejercicio.
Por esta causa, senior Director, desde Julio
6ltimo no Sc han podido cobrar los arbitrios de
carnicerfa, consumes, ETC., etc., habiendo por 10
tanto un deficit de 5000 pesos; digo deficit, por.
O. estos arbitros hasta hoy g lncobrables.
Basta "a de lamentaclones; esto ya no puede
remediarse, y tenemos que conformarnos con
nuestra adverse suerte
Ahora, confemos en- 10 que haga nuestro
IAyuntamiento, que procurara YER Ia manera de
arreglar tanto desbarajuste, pues mahana, des-
pues de un ano tres meses, sera la primera se
sion que eelebre
Este pueblo esta muy agradecido del Excmo
Sr. Gobernador General INFERNO don Manuel
Delgado Zulueta que, conociendo Ia triste situa
ci6n que atravesamos, ha resuelto en- jussicia
nuestra causa dejando sin efecto 81 nombramien-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06
Tslegramas via san Thomas
(TRADUC1Dos PARA LA CORRESPONDENCE,

New ork, 81 de Noviembre.-Mr. Freyci
net MEGA los cargos que se le han hecho respecto
las obras del Canal de Panama. Tanto este SO.
nor como Mr.. Fioquet han sido denunciados de
haber pedido la Compania 800 mil frances pa
ra hacer campafa contra el general Boulanger en-
1888. 81 baron Reynach que Sc hallaba complica-
do en- ell asunto del Canal de Panama, fue halla-
do muerto en- su lecho SO cree que Sc ha suici-
dado.
Idem, 23.-Mr de Lesseps estS gravemente
enfermo-Despachos de Berlin dicen que el en-
perador abIi6 personalmente el Reichstag y en-
su discurso insisti6 en- la necesldad de aumentar
81 Ejercito.
Iden, 25.-H precio de la plata ha .subido
en- Ingaterra, debido fuertes especulaciones,
pero SO supone que esta alza durara largo
TEMPO
Idem, 29.-Dicen de Paris que el Gabinete
ha dimitido; el presidente le suplc6 quo le acom.
.panasen. hasta que SO nombrara nuevo Ministerio.
ldem, 30-Dicsn de Francia, que Mr.. Car
not suplic6 Mr. Brisson que forme nuevo Ca
binete.
Idem, 10 de Dcbre-Mr. BriSson no ha podi.
do adn formar ministerio. Ha conference.-the con
Mr.. Burgeois, que Sc dice ha sido nombrado Pre-
nster. Sc ha exclude completamenteN en- la COM
binacion MI. Freycinet
Mercado de New Y rk-Harina Lawrence,
$4-25 barriL-De maiz Brandewine, $3.50 ba-
rriL- Tocino Mess de $l3 q $l4.-Azdcar cris.
talizada 38 libra Mascavado2 z l5T16.-Cam-
bios ea0bre Londres $4853.-Pesos meiicanos, 81
cts.-Descuento del Banco de Inglatelra, p E.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

to del aecretario INFERNO, hecho por 81 alcalde,
don Jose Jimenez Sicard6
Por ESQ ha recorrido hoy las GALES, con todo
81 orden possible, una manifestation pdblica en-
obsequio nuestro Gobernador en- honor del
cual recit6 nuestro querido amigo don Domingo
Aponte y Colazo un breve discurso hacienda pre-.
sente entire otras cosas, que el 80 de Noviembre
de 1892 sera fecha memorable para este pueblo,
por ser el dia que hemos vlsto resuelta nuestra
causa, debido 4 la unprecedented justicia que
asumen todos los actos de- digno Gobernador in
terino que representa- hoy los poderes del Estado
en- esta leal Provincial
Gurabo felicita con entusiasmo al Excmo
Sr. Don Manuel Delgado Zulueta, por el acto
de justicia que acaba de realzaE.
Honor 4 su nombre que no olvidaran nunca
los vecinos de este agradecido pueblo.-Z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06
NOTICIAs DE LA CAPITAL

Por todas parties no Sc oyen mas que elogios
de la eminente actriz senora MARTINEZ CAsADo
con motive de la representation del drama de
Tamayo Baus, La LoctrG de amor, representado
anoche nuestro coliseo Ella Ia CampGztoi
1odos los dctores eenapeque1ecen su ZadOI Es IN
dsspUtabemente de las meiores, s6nO la nor actris
que hG venido Puerto Rsco II Estas son las fra
ses que repercuten por toda Ia cludad; esta la
opinion general. La Companfa es bastante buena;
las obras que presenta escena las trae estudia
das conciencia; Leon, Ducl6s y Puga son acto
res muy aceptables... pero no hay estrella que
brie donde ostenta sus fulgores la primera actriz
de Ia Compahfa. Cada vez que habla acciona
es precise, es indispensable, aplaudirla. Las se
noras Carri6n Villar, Interpretation tambien
con gusto sus respectivos papeles de Aldara y
dona Evira. Els esto todo cuanto podemos decir
de la funci6n de anoche, en- la cual ucieron las
damas particularmeete Ia prOtagonista, bellfsi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

Sc suplica lamar Ia atencion del Sr. Al.
caIde respecto del estado en- que Sc halan las de.
coraciones del Teatro, clamando por ser restaura-
das. Algunas de elias, francamente, no pueden
estar en- peor estado capaces son de guitar Ia
Ilusion los expectadores. El teatro produce
bastante para que puedan restaurarse sus decora.
Clones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

recbido de Europa, via San Thomas dlcen que
50 cotizaba el ventisiete de Noviembre pr6ximo
pasado en- Londres: cafe de Jamaica de &3.1O &
&3. l6. Az1car mcscobado l3 pesos mejica-
nos 663 centavos. En- st. Thomas la plata me-
jicana, sujeta huctuaciones, cotizaba 81 mismo
dia de SO q IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

~Los senores Agular Diaz y c., han reci
bido un artistico centric de mesa, montado en- una
elegante GAIA de mdsca que hace la vez girar el
dicho centric. Dicho objeto tocara en- suerte
uno de sus parroquianos pues es su ddea regular
papeletas opcion dicha suerte, atodo Ell que
caste en- su establecimiento San Justo, 8, conti-
quo al Cafe ola Palma" de medic peso en- ade.
Iante Els un magnffco obsequio splaudimos
la idea de aquellos amigos. (Enero 3.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06
Pa'as V!Icsisss in,ecslss eX.'s sV..Heres

Recibidas frescas en- cajitas de arroba
por vapor A AJomso XIII las venden So la AFRO
ba los sefores RODRIGUEZ HERMANO Ma
rina) donde Sc hallara tambi6n un gran surtido
de artfculos propios para Noche buena Pas
cuas 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

Por conducto nuestro, la selora Rosenda
Lecompte, su nombre en- el de Ia familia Del
gado da las mas expresivas graclas todas aque
Ilas amigas conocidos que Sc srvieron asistir &
la mlsa que sufragio del alma de su hija la Sc
norita dona Barbara Delgado, Sc celebr6 hoy en-
la capllla del cementerio ; por cuyo piadoso acto
les viviran agradecidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

Mientras act1e en- ell teatro de esta Capital Ia
reputada Compahfa dramatica que dlrije La emi-
nente actriz Sra Martinez Casado, habra cenas
en- el restaurant La Catalina despues antes de
las horas de function. Cd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

Al anciano Jose Olmo Quinones, vendedor
de billetes, Sc le ha extrAvsdo ell billete entero
1891 de la Loterfa provincial que ha de jugarse
pr6ximamente. Hara una buena obra el que Sc
10 devuelva en- la cae de San Jose, ndmero 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

Han salido aver en- libertad, indultados
del Presidio, los individuos Eduardo Ortiz Con-
cepci6n Hip6lito Soler Zoilo Se,1ano Ollno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-06

Anoche, por casualidad, tuvimos noticla de
una sndustria caserG que existe en- el interior de
esta Isla. Consiste esta en- hacer hamacas y
forros de catre muy confortabes con las hojas
que envuelven las mazorcas de ma1z. Teiense,
nos dicen, en- forma de trenzas Las dichas hoias
luego Sc adaptan a las barras de catre, Sc
hacen las hamacas en- 10 forma que Sc emplea para
las de maguey. Estas camas resultan muy blan-
das prop6sito para ell frio que So siente en- Ell
campo. El tejido nos aseguran que es ademAs,
muy duradero.