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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

Is Sabemos que ei General Daban ha escrito
anunciando que el 80 del corriente Sc embarcsria
para esta Isa. Ignoramos 81 la caida del Minis
terio puede ser causa de que no So efectue el
viaie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

tuan nmero 81, hay constantemente mantequa Danesa
Superior marca Petersen cajas de 100 latag de una libra
de 200 de media Hbra $50 quintal Hamburgo tam
b6n superior Para las proxmas esas de N4vdad enen
e msmo almacen partda de vino especial de Rhn
que seec0o cuesta sOlamente $2 de 10 bas 51
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

Con toda seguridad dara mafiana microbes
su primera function en- Puerta de TERRA ell gran
circo ecuestre "Pubillones que negara de la
Habana en- el correo directo. Para mas pormeno-
res, veanse los programs Los peri6dicos de
Ia AntiIla hermana hacen grandes elogios del
mencionado circo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

~OJO. Los senores g. Gonzalez Pacheco,
San Jose 81, con motive de las proximas pascuas
Sc proponen realizar una gran partida de vinos
de Jerez tanto secos como dulces, que acaban de
clos tan economicos que baste decir que desde
treinta centavos en- adelante no Sc ira el compra-
dor sin la mercancfa, en- vinos de mesa, dulce,
licores propios para noche buena tienen surtido
fenomenal que proponen casi regular al pd-
bllco. Acudid pues que es verdadera ganga,
Q-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

k Sc dice que 81 senior Alcalde Municipal ha
impuesto cerca de 200 pesos de multa la EN-.
presa del gas, por las graves faltas cometidas en-
Ell alumbrado pdblico ante-anoche. Buena la es-
pera la mencionada empresa, pues anoche esta.
ba tan malo peor el servicio que la anterior y
sabemos que el senior Aicalde no esta dlspuesto
ser mas tempo benevolente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

El que quiera conner bueno barato no olvi-
de que La CataLGna, San Francisco Sc, el me.
ior restaurant del cosmos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

Aver tarde, va casi de noche entr6 en- est
puerto el vapor correo A fomsO XII que ha segui
do hoy su vlaje para la Habana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

Hemos sido favorecldos con la muy atenta
vista del sefior don Jose Treserra, representante
de la Spanish American Newspaper Co. y de
senores w 81. Schieffelin y Co. de New Y ork,
quien permanecer4 algunos dias en- esta Capital,
al que deseamos grata permanencia entire nos
otros buencs negocios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

Els muy probable que con la entrada del Sc
nor Maura en- 81 Ministerio de Ultramar, sea
nombrado Director general de aquel Centro don
Segundo Martinez Laura y Subsecretarios los Sc
flores Monares (hermano de nuestro amigo dor
Angel, Administrator de la Aduana de Maya
guezl Conde de Torrepando Y senior Gull6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

Al Acaban de recibir I'm
Fla1uS 1lHm1nHS gran surtido y los ven.
den muy baratos
ooo MTTT TNI1OFF &r KORRER r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

EE LAS personas que deseen mandar hacer
tarjetas de vista para Ano Nuevo, deben con
tempo env1arnos sus 6rdenes para evitar la aglo-
meraci6n apuros de Ultima hora. 1O-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14
NOTIClAS DE LA CAPITAL

Tuvimos el gusto de asistir anoche la vela-
da Hrico iteraria, celebrada por la !" Sociedad
Protectora de Tip6grafos" en- conmemoracion del
decimo aniversario de su fundaci6n. Presidian
81 acto los se6ores AIcalde Intendente y una
comis16n de periodistas. Ell programa SO cum
pli6 todas sus parties; la senorita dona Isabel
Montanez la nina Josefa Cordero ejecutaron
habilmente varias piezas en- el piano; el nifo
Horacio Cordero, de diez amos, recit6 correcta-
mente una siempreviva Gutenberg. Pronun-
ciaron discursos improvlsados unos leidos otros,
los senores Brau, Regdlez, Diaz Caneja, Martin
Lunas, Miro, presidente de la Sociedad, Martinez
Quintero, Contreras Ramos J Rodriguez Arlas el
suyo el del senior Castafos. Los senores Fer
nandez Juncos, Daub6n, Gordils Balbas leye.
ron inspiradlsimas poesias; Ell senior Manzano, 81
poema "El Cajista" ell senior Ruiz recito una
melopea acompanado por la orquesta que estuvc
muy bien dirigida por la habil batuta. del senol
Duchesne TOGO magistralmente dos sinfon1ai
compuestas por 81 81 walls de salon "Carmen"
Pueden estar verdaderamente orgullosos los III
p6grafos quienes feicitamos de TODD coraz61
por el 6xito alcanzado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14
ManzanaS COlOTadaS SuDeTiOreS

SO barriles acabadas de recibir de Nueva
York, ofrecen d So barril
BAOUERO Y GANDARA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

La empresa dc la compaT1a dramatlca Iul-
sa Martinez Casado ha recibido con esta fecha
una communication del Sr. Representante de la fS-
brica del gas, que dice asf: q Sr. Representante
de la companIa dramatica, Presente.-Muy Sr.
mio: por causas ejenas mi voluntad me halo
impcslbilitado suministrar gas en- Ell teatro de
esta ciudad por esta noche; de 10 cual he dado
conocimiento al Sr. Alcalde Soy de " alto. y
s. S. @. B. S. M. Z. A. Scott - En- su conse-
cuencia, Ia empresa del teatro Sc We en- Ia impress
ciEdible necesidad de suspender la function anun-
ciada para esta noche, como tiene puesta una
fanza en- La fabrica del gas para responder al pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

Parece que Ia empresa del gas Sc ha propues-
to acabar con Ia pacienc1a del pdbllco que paga y
del Ayuntamiento que administra el dinero del
pueblo. Anoche las Z, segun han venido inf
nidad de personas informarnos esta redac.
ci6n, estaban casi completamente apagsdos los
faroles de las caletas de San Juan y las Monjas
Gale de Tetuan, plazuelas de Santiago San
Francisco parte de la calle del Cristo y, Sque
| hace mientras tanto el Ayuntamiento?
Cambios del Banco Espanol fjados en- Ia Of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de la
tarde:- Espa1a, 10 pS. - Londres, DIV, $40
4.-Parfs s DIV, 27 p9 .-Nueva York, dry.
81 pS .-Habana, dry, 10 pS.
I Con fecha % del pasado nos escribe un amigo
| diputado 10 siguiente
!" LA Marcia polftica va tomando NAL cami-
no para el ministerio las discordancias que en-
81 imperan hacen Greer que vida se1A corta
La decidida predilecci6n de Canovas hacia Ro
nero Robledo le sera funesta sus grandes ha
bilidades no seran sufcientes para mantenerlo en-
ell poder. La crisis Sc acerca puede ser tan
profunda que arrastre todo ell ministerio. La
/ caida de C4novas en- esta OCCASION probable que
le imponga el sacrifice de retirarse la vida pri
vada dejar La jefatura del partido don Fran
cisco Silvela cuyos partidarios crecen, ensanchan
do sus muchos prestigios y esfera de acci6n. Ro
nero esta en- el fin de su anulaci6n polftica,
tanto por ella cuanto por el estaao aarmante d'
su salud es probable que esta sea la Ultima ves
que forme gobiern0sD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-14

En- Francia Ia ruidosfsima question del canal
de Panama ha hecho que SO olvide casi por COM
pleto Ia impression que prodUjo en- 81 espfritu ph-
blico la catastrofe de la Gale de Bons Enfants.
Sc han hecho denuncias tan gravfsimas que NADIA
menos que 200 diputados incluyendo en- ellos al
presidente de la Camara algunos ministries re-
sultan acusados de complieidad en- la escandalosa
quiebra de Ia companfa del mencionado canal.
La Camara ha dispuesto que verifque una am
plia information parlamentarla, ha designado
la comisi6n que ha de Ievar cabo. La comisi6n
ha empezado va evacuar su cometido; y de 10
que vayan dando de 81 sus trabajos procurar6 dar
cuenta los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE,
porque la cosa promote ser fecunda en incidentes
curioslslmos.
Sc ha verifcado Ia aperture de las Czmaras
en- Alemania Italia. ri canciller, copde de Ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
IMPORTANT NOTICE
BY Worlds Fair Committee on Education
Science. Literature and Art.

The following circular has been issued
by the Maine Committee on Education
Science, Literature and Art to exhibitors
and the public;
LEWISTON. December 2, 1899.
The circular, issued by this committee,
under date of October }, 1899, is hereby
modified in the following particulars
The time for submitting written work
and all material requiring to be bound in
book form. is extended from January 81 to
March /, 1898. Photographs, charts maps,
, drawings, and all material that can be put
in immediate condition for shipment to
Chicago, when received, may be sent 10 the
committee as late as March Is, 1898. The
committee has decided to assume the care
and expense of putting in proper form all
written work furnished, and have the same
suitably bound.
This will, also, include the mounting of
photographs, maps. and drawings. 1t is
hoped that this action of the committee will
simulate and allow every school in the State
to contribute something at least, for Maine's
educational exhibit.
All work requiring TO be bound should be
properly marked and conveniently arranged
towns desiring it can furnish their work in
bound form At any time prior to March Is,
1898. This course is recommended to
cities and towns contributing large
amount of material,
Accompanying this circular you will find
sample paper for written work and drawing.
For the purposes of binding it is important
that the size of the paper and the marginal
ruling at the left OF one and one-fourth
inches, as recommended in the circular of
October 81, should be closely followed.
The committee appeal to you in the hope
that you will do all in your power to aid in
securing large and crediiabie exhibit The
natural resources and industrial interests of
Maine will be displayed at Chicago in
manner that win do credit to the State. 1t
is even more important that the educational
interests should, likewise, be satisfactorily
represented. and so assist every other inter-
est in placing the advantages of Maine be-
fore the world, in order that capital may
thereby be attracted within her borders. To
this end the committee earnestly invite
your cooperation anil influence.
For the committee,
ID. J. CALLAHAN. Chairman,
Special Committee on Educational Exhibit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
AN APPALLING RECORD.
AN APPALLING KECUHU,
The First Halt OF 1892 Has Been a Most Dis
astr0us One.

Since Jan. there have been four de-
s,ructive wiudstorms, killing nearly POO
persons, viz April |, Missouri and Kan
sas, IS; May Is, Texas, 10; May -, Well
ington, Kan, So: June lG, Southern
Minnesota, 80.
In the same period there have been four
great floods, viz: April II, Tombigbes
river. $50: May Is, Sioux City, Ia, 80;
NAV 90. Lower Mississippi, 81; June )
fire and food Oil Creek, Peun., 1876.
There have also been four mining disas-
ters. viz: Jan, I, MeAllister, |. T., 65
April 20, Minersville, Penn, l2; May 10
Roslyn. Wash, "A; May II, Butte
Mont, II.
Three fires have been unusually disas-
trous to life, viz Jan. 81, Indianapolis
Surgical Institute, l9 Feb. = Hotel Roy.
al, New York. 80; April Is, theatre, Phila
delphia, II.
Besides these there was, on March 27, an
EXPLOSION at Jordan. Mich, by which ter
lives we're lost; June IS. the explosion at
the Mare Island Navy Yard, which killed
Ia. and June Il, the fall of the bridge ovcl
Licking river, by which 80 lives were sacri
feed. These are the principal disasters OF
the wear thus far, and they involve an az
greaate loss of $50 lives
Among this total the sum of losses by
minor accidents as reported. we have thu
following sad and unusual record; BY fire
s76; bv drowning, 1864; by explosions
| 3Is: by falling structures of various kinds
267: bv mine disasters, 3os; by wind
storms, $40, and by lightning, l20; grsnJ
total 35ss.
The total loss of life by these canse.
during the whole of last year-and 1881
was one of the most destructive years OF
| record-was 57G2. So it is evident thai
1902 yill probably surpass its predecessor
Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Bath postmaster contest is said {.
have settled down to G. II Nichols and Il
f. Kelley.
William f. Frost has been appointed
postmaster at East Hampien, vice. Frank
Cary, and George G. ,Iorean at West Cor
ham, vice II. X. Colsworthy.
The annual banquet of the Grand Trun i
Commercial Travellers, Association wa'
held at Beai's Hotel, Norway, Friday even
ing and was perfect success.
David knowlton, a native of Liberty, q
well-known Camden manufacturer and
originator 81 many patents on ship machin
cry, died Friday, aged about 10.
The trustees of Thornton Academy
Saco. have decided to allow none of the
rooms to be used during recess for the pur-
pose of holding prayer meeting, on the
ground that the institution in non-sectarian.
David $. Preble fell from staging while
shinglng at his place at Sheepscott bridge
Saturday aad was instantly killed, his neck
being broken. lie was Il prominent and
esteemed citizen of Newcastle, having
served several terms as selectn.an AMI in
other positions of trust. His age was
about -.
4 stahbing affair occurred in North Bel
fast, Friday evening. Two young men
named Arthur Sawyer and Oscar Went
worth of Knox, while returning home from
Belfast got to fighting In the melee Saw
yer got Wentworth out of the team TO the
ground and stabbed him with his jack
knife so badly that he is in critical eonCi-
tiun and cannot he moved to his house. No
arrest has been made yet.
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SKOW HEGAN.
A Runaway Serious Accident in planning Mill
Other Matters.

SkowmEGAs, Dee. 1l.--( Special -
Miss Minnie Gould and yourig lady friend,
Miss McIntire, were riding on Madison
avenue, Saturday, when tho horse took
fright at a loaded team and turned a short
corner of Middle street. Both young ladies
we're thrown out, but escaped from serious
injuries with only few cuts and scratches.
The horse was cut quite badly about the
body.
Quite serious accident took place at VI.
j. Aliens planning mill late Friday after
noon. Mr. Oak Chase, a Joiner, went to
that place to plane a small block of wood
on buzz planer. When he started the
planer he dropped the wrong end, aud as the
block struck the knife it was Fhrowp off aud
both hands went right on to the knife. His
hands were very badly cut and maugled, so
that two fingers and his thumb had to be
amputated.
Forrest Goodwin, Esq returned from
Portland, where he has been to have his
eyes doctorel. His eyes are much better,
aud with good care will come out all right
in short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
FORGED CHECKS.
And Realized Small Sums in Passing Them
A Portsmouth Scheme.

PORTSMOUTH, \, H., Dec ll.-Satur.
day evening well dressed stranger called
at the Office of the Singer Sewing Machine
Company in this city and purchased ma
chine on the instaIlment plan, agreeing tc
nav $40 down, and gave check for sl3
signed by william Ward & Sons, we'll
known liquor dealers of this city. Tbs
check was accepted and 81 cash given ID
the stranger who ordered the machine sent
To Mrs. Whiddeu, State street.
Later the same man went to the store OF
the Portsmouth Furniture Company, where
he ordered sent to Mrs Whidden spring
he'd. mattress and parlor lamp. Here he
rendered cheek for Sl4, signed by War;
4 Sons. The check was accepted and he
was again given 81 change.
The goods were sent to Mrs. Whidden''
residence, but tha, Lady refused to aeeep
them. rs she knew nothing about them
The goods were rcturned to the store, AMI
Mr.. welcott, msnager for the furuitnre
eonpany, investigated the matter. tn4iing
the checks worthless. The police were
notified, but the stranger bad left the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
MISS HALL RETURNED
iome But Refuses 10 Give Any Account Of Her
Absence.

NEw CASAAS, Conn Dee. II While
he parents of Mis-. Julia Hall we're in con-
snltation with score or more Of SYM
patbisIpg friends and tos nspeopIe in the
parlors Of the Hall homestead about IL
'clock tonight, desisipg means ond meas
nres for The prosecution of the search Of
heir missing daughter, the young woman
.:ddeDly appeared before them.
In appearance Miss Hall had not suffered
uuch during her - hours absence. and
save a few evidences Of slight mcntsl and
physical exhaustion one could hardly be-
ieye that she had been away from the
ordinary surroundings of a young lady in
good circumstances for so lang n time.
An effort was made BY Mr.. Hall o draw
from his daughter some information as to
where she hal been and VII, she hal gone
away. Miss Hall was decidedly taci-
turn, AMI even to her father
and TO all inquirers s'ic paid not
the slightest heed, and neither by word o.
gesture yopchsafe,l reply.
Al Iength when all efforts to gain any in
formation from her was ,b,ndouc,l, she
said II was exceedingly N sersble when
! left home, and went away b"rause
wished to be alone. That. alt" She again
relapsed into condition o. absolute IL
lence.
The young lady was Immediately put 4,
bed and physicians summoned to look after
her physical welfare, If it proves she needs
such attention.
Il has just leaked out ihat Miss Hall at
tempted u take irr own life, for the first
Tim, about three weeks IL fore Thank .eiv-
ing BY jumping into well upon her fathers
prisnsss. She was gotten out in safety.
The facts given out today seem TO Indicate
that she Il hopeie-sI, insane.
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STICKS TO 1T.
The Lewiston Journal Answers
Bangor City Officials,
And Declares That Its Charges Were
True and Can be Proven.
Important Notice 10 Public From worlds
Fair Committee on Education.

LgwIsros, Dee. lG.-With regard to the
resolutions on the Lewiston Journal adopted
by the Bangor city government last evening
and sent out to the Associated Press, the
Journal today says
The charges alluded to, as made by oni
Bangor cores sponient. may be substan
tlallv condensed in this That some viola
tors Of the Law in Bangor have a pull oi
some kind whereby they are not prosecuted
although the existence of this lawlessness Is
a matter of common knowledge.
FOR some reasons best known 10 the
members of the Bangor city government
tl,, correspondent making the charge was
no, invited to testify be fore the body. He
va. condemned without a trial and the al
l.srd pull" was dissipated without an in
vcstigAtion.
Indcp, ntlently Of tllis the correspondent
Of the Journal has secured large amount
OF evidence relative to the nuliification of
the law in Baugor, and that rum shops,
gambling dens and houses of i'll fame are
ran in that city without interference from
the police.
The journal has witnesses who have
bren ~ these places and seen these open
violations OF the Iaw, and viii. if necessary
produce the evidence at the proper time.
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OUR NAVY.
A Splendid Showing Made I'm
der Republican Hands.
Building Up a Magnificent Naval
Defence Second to None.
The American Flag to Flsat Over the Fines
ei Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-THE annual re-
port of the secretary of the nary has been
made To the President. Following is an
abstract
| On the 4th of March, 1859, the heet OF
the United States navy, appart from a few
old ships long since obsolete and fast goiug
to decay, consisted of three modern steel
vessels. of an aggregate tonnage of 1858
tons aud mounting Is 6-inch and four s-ineh
guns, the forgings for which last, AS well as
the shafting for the vessels, had been par-
chased from abroad, as they could not be
made in this county. These vessels were
4 the following Dolphin, Atlanta, Boston.
During your administration the following
vessels will aaye been added to the navy
! Chicago, Yorktown. Petrol, Charleston,
Baltimore, Gushing, Yesuvius. Philaiei-
/ phia. San Francisco. Newark, Concord,
I Bennington, Miantonomoh. Bancroft,
| Machias, Monterey, New York, Detroit,
| Montgomery.
| This makes a total of 10 vessels of the
new navy put in commission during this ad-
ministration, Of an aggregate tonnage of
| "a 1892 tons, mounting altogether two l2-
inch, six l0-inet, IL s-ineh, and 50 6-inch
| guns. all of which, with the exception of
| five of the earliest, have been manufactured
In this country Ihree new steel tugs have
also been constructed and pat IN service
durlng this perlod'
! There are also under construction the
following vessels, on which rapid progress
Is being made oregon lnaiana, Mass
achusetts, Columbia, Minneapolis, Maine,
Texas, Puritan, olympia Amphtrite, Mon
adnock. Terror, tincinnati, kaleigh, RAM
Marblehead, Casune, Torpedo Boat No. =.
Making Is vessels IN process OF eonstruc-
lon and certain to be completed, should
their arnior be delivered within the next
year, OF IN aggregate tonnage OF 93,i?'
tons anu mounting altogether Twelve
l3-inch, SIX l2ineh, sixteen i0-inch, thirty
eight-inch' thirty-two six-inch' th'rty-eight
nye-lnch and thirty-four four-lnch guns, all
OF when have been or are to be manu-
factured in this country.
During this period twenty-five vessels
VIII have been launched, thirteen OF them,
including the three tugs, during the current
year and of all the new ships the eonstruc-
lon OF which mas been begun during Inc
presen, administration only TWO VIII remain
on the stocks on the fth OF March next.
For the two new vessels authorized at
the last session or congress advertisements
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His endorsement of IL ts still further Sroof
OF It's effectiveness Capt. Yates writes as
follows
GORDON. NEBRASKA, July IS.
take great pleasure in recommending
the ktcksToo Remedies. and have known of
the extreme Western trontier for the past 5J
years, an'i sin Mt present Sioux Indian
interpreter for the government,
NV personal experience with Sagwa,--
which in the indian rolgue signifies " The
FEST has BEEN considerable but one of the
most wonderful effects from personal knowl-
edge IN my ewn ease was the curing OF
Chronic Catarrh with which became affiict-
ell, owing to the great altitude of the coun-
ry in which had been living.
" titd mol at flr-t occur to me TO take Kick
apoo indian sagwa for this trouble: and it
was not until hId visited the Hot Springs
and failed to obtain relief and the disease
AFRAID II would get the hest of me and devei-
op into consumption that concluded to take
>agwa. | got one bottle, OF il aud bottle OF
the Indian OIL The effect was so marked
that Immediately ordered twelve bottles OF
each. and now bless the day that the thought
occurred to me, for am entirely cured Of
THAT most tiisagreeable and distressing Of all
diseases, eatarrh.
am satisfied my catarrh was cured owing
TO the perfect manner In which "Sagwan y
purities the blood, and claim that saxwa
tsken IN copneetion with Indian OIL will
positively cure the worst cases OF catarrh
ever snawp, and - far its the use of Kicka.
icines ars concerned. there Is nothing on
earth which can equal them.
An Indian waGid aimoks a. soon be without
his gum and blanket as bD be without q supply
OF these remedies.
FRANK D. YATES. Indian Interpreter.