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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-15

distante para con lns demas pueblos que for@
man 81 distrito la prenaa del pals, sin dis.
tinci6n..de matioes pofticos. reDresen tsda por
los ilnstrsdos peri6dicos La IategridGd NGci0.
nail, Boletfs MercgntiI, La DensocYGciG, El
BMscapi6 otros, han abogado por Ia no su-
preston, penetrados como est&n de 10 improce-
dente de tai resoluci6n. Veremos en- JUNO 81
81 cuarto poder .lel Estado los vecinos de
Vega bajs han sido atendidos por el G0oierno."
81
Dice un colega del Oeste que an el barrio
Bartolo de Lsres as ..ha suicidsdo, ahorcandose,
IN indiYiduo.-Diee tambi6n que en- Ell m'smo
Lares ha sidO muertO de un maohesazo On el
suello, un joven de apalido Martri, que Sc
lalla preso ton Juan Mendez como presunto
autOr de este crimen.
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siguor Crispi para obrar de acuerdo con aus

Signor Crispi para obrar de acuerdo con aus
consoles.
Lonures, g -Dicen de Roma que 81 gobier-
NJ italiaro ha aceptado Ia dimision dc su en-
baiador en- Berlin. Este sucesO ha causado gran
ansiedad en- los gobiernos de Alemania y Aus.
tria- Hungria En- los circulos Oficlales de Berlin
Viena no Sc habla de otra cOsa.
Paris, 9.-Dioen de San PetersbUrgO que
Cerca de Varsovia SO han declarado Ell huelga
treinta mil Obrercs, los cualeS SO han entregado
al pillaje do los predios veeinos.
Nueva York 9 -Dicen de San Francisco
que aum0nta consideration Ia agtacl0n
anex,Onista en- ell reinO de las islas Sandwich.
El proyecto de destrOnar s Ia reina, proclamar
Ia repdblica pedir la anexi6n los EstadOs
Unidos CANA de dia en- dia numerosos partl-
dariOs.
Nueva York, 9. 9.-Entre los repubicanos va
aceHtuan dose ell deseo de proclamar Mr.
ii Blaine candidate para Ia presideno1a de "a
Urn1Un.
Paris, 1O-Ha falleoido Very, el dueno del
reustauFat en- que fu6 oapturadO RavachOl,
scOnsecuencia do las heridas que reoibi6 GUAM
do vOlarOn su establecimiento. La bOlsa de
esta ciudad estA custodiada por guardias 8
9, nSecuencia de las cartas 8menaZadoras que
se han recibidO, anunciandO un atentado de
los anarquistas
Roma, 10, Ell rey !1umberto ha oonsulta.
do Criapi y Zanardelli sobre Ia sOluci6n que
9 convsnia dar q la crisis, y despuas de oirlos ha
Confado G Olitti ell encarg0 de formar minis
te;iO Embellishments despu65 el rty tele
Rrsfi5 al emperador G 1illermO, anunclAndOle
que I*alia parmaneeer& fiel los compromises
COntraidos cuandO Sc form6 Ia triple alianza.
Nueva- York, 1O-Los republicanos har
votado por ac1amac0n Mr.. aine, como can
didatO dnico del partid0 en- la pr6Xlma campa
fia electoral para Ia presidencia de Ia Repu.
blioa.
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n0tiCias de Ia Is!aa

Escriben de Maysgiez que Sc eucuentra
preso un sobrino polltico de Aago, el infos tu-
nadO ancjano de cuyo aseslnato dimos nOticia
On nueHtra edioi0n.
De Arecibo: Ella boca- Gale que esta entire
la casa Capitular eL JuzgadO Municipal de es
ta Villa, que es la que atravegamos para Iegar
al TeatrO, esta sumamente Oscura. AunQue sea
en- obsequio de las damas,-Que todo sc 10 mere.
cen,-deberfa el AyuntamientO colOoar en- dicho
trayecto siquiera sea un farol de esos de 4
cWGyt0 de lstg que se estian por estas latitudes"
Reoortamos de El Impartial de Maysgiez:
LA Audiencis de 10 Criminal de esta ciudad ha
cOnfirmadO las conolusiOnes del fiscal, uuien
pidi0 Ia pen2 de muerte para los prOcesadOa en-
Ia causa de las Mar1as, Juan Conception Cruz.
Francisco Morales, Ramon Toro, Pascual Je,
sds Irizarry cuatr0 amos de prlsi6n para To.
mas Irjga.ry. Hoy SO les ha notiacado la SEN
tencia."
NuestrO amigo el ffl1r don jose Vera ha
eidO nombradO Administrator de Comunicacio.
mes del distrito de Humacao.
eee
De AreoibO.-"Puede Cali1carse de impru
dencia temeraria, la que cometen los que dan
0rdenes Al0B ac0mOdadores 8 empleados de
Teatro para que vayan palo0 p0r palco y bu-
taca por butacs, solicitando la maldita contra
seha, preciSamente cuandO 81 ptblico esta mas
interesad0 en- Ia representac'6 mo parece
mas natural de mayor sentido COmtu, que
diohos papelitOs SO aOlioiten cada esDecta
dor, al entrar e,te por 81 patio que conduoe q
las plateasf....
De nuestr0 oorTesponsal de Vega. .baia,
"COn gran solemnidad vienen celebrandO-
sc en- esta parroquia las nOvenas cOnsSgradOr
8 Ia Virgen Maria. Sus hijas, presididas Dor
Ia candOrosa PaQuita Guerrero por otra parte
los reverendos Padres Paules, no omIten me-
dio alguno pOr dar tod0 ell esplendor que re-
quiere una fiesta religiosa de esta indole.0
Aea
De MayagIez sc ha despachado para Co.
penhague Ia barca noruega F1issle con 4Ol bo
coyes 600 barriles az0car pesando 2s1, ,43O
kilos
Escriben de Vega -baja:-"Se acentda cada vez
mas el rumOr. y es causa de general desagrado
y descontentO aqul de que en- el pr6ximO mes
de JUNO SO suprimira este Ju2gado de /. ms.
tancia instruction. No me atrevO creerlo /:
porque pneata en- pr8ctica tai medida implica.
ria uu absolute desconOcimient0 de la cOnve.
niencia popular p6hlica, y IN asi como alta
que ia re0ta y rapida administ raci0n de jus
ticia5 cOsa que nuestro sabi0 = paternal 90
bierno sabra preveer. Vega bals, Ia culta villa
de LA Vega, no Ge halla con respecto & Su jug
gadO On las condiCiones fatales y deplOrables
de Otras cabeceras dc dietritos judieiales de Ia
PrOVincia. Su permanencia es aQui de impe
ROSA urgente ne0esidad baj0 cualQuier cristal
que Sc mire y p0r OpacO que sea maxine
cuando 10 exiGen y 10 demandan de consume
altos insereaea del QCden ee0n0miCo, Su aepe !.
70 t0pQggAnOQ ; aN altlAes0n eentgiea 7 eQul.
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ugngSg s 81


Olga usted un seoreto con sdplica de qqe
la noticia no saga de Ia Isla No hay, no ha
habido, nj habra nunea en- Psertc. R 90. viz O
tinto tan bueno nj tan puro como el de LogroTo
que venden sobrino de Luna G.
Es incuestionable Ia Locs6n Antiherp6ssca
de- doctor Monies Djaz, cu1a toda clase de
caapa por maligna qua sea usSndola con
cOnstanoia oombate los herpes por rebeldes
que sean. Prueba hace t6.
Cierto alcalde de monterllls, desesndo
evitar sus veoinos tan ilustr ados superti4
ciosos como 81, 81 susie q le habia de Orignarles
ai eclipse de luna total que tuvo lugar antea de
antenOche les dispar0 IN bando anuncio uu6
terminaba con esta sdvertencia no oe asuss
teis 81 veis Oscurecerse ia luna, pues ea IN
fenomeno muy cemun en tofos los PASSES civl.
liyados.
81 vive usted en- 81 canuo duiere comprar
para detsllar Alcob '1Gdo GioI, pfdalo en- Pom.
oe sus fabricantes. en- Puerto Rico Ia casa
de Cerecedo Fl srmanos y ca de Sobrinos de
Luina y c.
81 viene vd. del inte ior de la Is!a Dor te.
rrOcarril vapOr y necesita proveerse de cat
ZadA, Visite prlmerO ia Deiatsrfa La U0aSt0ss.
cid Gale de San Justo ndnero 81 cerca de La
MGlE0YQ&issG.
CHARADA
Mi todo pTSnserG dos
que tt estabas con Amos.
Para mi estrada, para que mis- hijos mi
mujer vayan misa, para pcner delante de
las camas, uso las alfOmbras de yute que ven-
den Armas y Jimenez en- La Gran CGnGyj4
Cruz IL y en- La Eger0, Fortalesa 81. Son muy
bonitas , mny baratas
No es pelo de frisa ef surtido de eosas bue.
mas que acaban de recibir Cerecedo Hermanos
yCa Y eu6ntanse en- 6 los famosos quesos
de bola en- cajitas de lata que tienen saber &
gloria. Prueba hace fe.
Entire fil0sofog:
= Yo creo en- la metempsicosis estoy se-
guro de que despu6s de mi muerte mi alma ira
al cuerpO de IN animal.
Otro fil0sof0, aparte:
Para ESQ no tiene necesidad de morIrta
81 quiere Vd. conner bien ser bien aten-
dido, vaya al restaurant La Catalina de For,
| tanillas: No se come mejOr On la Capital
SSesstid0S corpora Ies.-SOn oinoo: 10 Her de
que On las pr0xlmas elecciones no Sc den mi
COS. % OIer sobre todas las cosas ell AlcoholG.
do GGtel1. 3o I0cGFl0 todo menOs el vtol0n,
a. Or como quien Oye lover, las promesas
del G0bierno; = 80 Gastaf de turr0n del pre-.
supuesto 81 algo nos deJan de 6l.
~ CoNsEJo a LAS MADgES,-El Jaaahe
Calmante de IL Sra. Winal0w deherA usarse siem-
pre- cuandO los Mics padeeen de In deutcIon.
Proporciona allvio Immediate 81 pequsno paCiensei
| tCc0 dolors amanece el angelic risuafo feliz
Es muy agradable 81 paladar. Alivi& al pequs-
duelo. ablanda las encfas ealssa todo dcor, fesS.
lariEa los inteRtinos, al aseiOr ramadio conc
cido para diarrea oeasiona6a Dor la dsntici6n
OHfa caHsa.
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Venta de muebles

V1AUCU VAO 111CAVW1O0
Sc desea vender an ropero de caoha, ] ma.
Quina de c0Her de dOble pesp1ore y una CANA
de hierr0. todo en- buen estado. Informar&n,
San Francisco z. "a
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va hemos repetido Glen veoea: por que no damoa
cabida en las columnas de este diario 8 ningdn
articulo que no trsiga firma responsible.
eo
Cambaos en- el BancO Espaiiol hoy :-Es-
paha, 5 D p9.-Londres, dry. 6-173 G,-Par1s,
8 DIV, 224 e. -Ndeva-York, 3 div, 2b5 pS
-Habana, DIV, Is ps.
En- esta redacci6n So encuentra daposlta-
do un pasaporte expedido por 81 general Lass ,,
Captain Gsneral de G 'anada On Agosto de 1879,
para Buenos Aires, favor del soldado de las
reservas de Malaga, Manuel Castillo Cantos,
un manojo de llaves que junto con 81 dlcho pa,
sapOrte tue encOntrado anOche On Ia Gale. III
interesado puede pssar reoojer ambos ooJe-
tOS.
Sc ha despedido dc nosotrOs para Ia PenfT
sula. ell apreolable seflor don Miguel Arzuaga
muy djgno alcalde de Barce'oneta, quien de
seamos muy buen viaje = pronto feliz 1egreso
-
Un Hojalatero
So necesita un buen hojalat ero. I1forma
r& en- Ia oalle de Ia Cruz ndmero 25 -Donsjss
90 LiDpO. -
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Un Hoiala tero

So necesta un bu On hOjalat ero. I1forma-
"a en- Ia calle de Ia Cruz ndmero 25 -Donajss
90 Lipp0. 3-2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
Der HATH BIRTHDAY.
The Great age Of a Woman Living at
Present in Philadelphia.

ne SIE6E a . Va a ~ OAL6n Lev - 2 =
Present in Philadelphia.
From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
It is given to very few persons, indeed, 70
have lived during a period covering the ad-
minis;ration of twenty-three Presidents Of
the United States. Such fortune, however,
has fallen 70 TIE lot of Mrs. Catharine Sharp,
who celebrated on Saturday her Hath
birthday. Born even before this country
had closed the struggle with Great Britain,
aud more than nine years before the iuaugu-
ration of George Washington as the first
President, the dilapidated records kept
show that Mrs. Sharp, whose
born on Fob. 6, IT'S. in a house on
Cherry street, between Eighth and Ninth.
She was confirmed at the Holy Trinity Ger
man Catholic church, Sixth and Spruce
directs. Her mother was an American, but
her grandmother had come from Germany.
Several Of the family we're noted for their
longevity, Miss lowell married John
Sharp. also Philadelphian. when she was
% years of age. They resided for some
time in the country. Mr.. Sharp served his
country in the war OF 1912 with Great
Britain, and Mrs Sharp is, perhaps. to-day
the oldest pensoner on the governments
roll. Her husband died in 1919, aged only
60 years. four years older than herself.
The present residence OF Mrs. Sharp at
i~-o IAocbWOOu 6AA hhs OoOi D~SuhtCN "
herself and offspring between forty two and
forty-tbree years. In this house at present
there are living representatives of five gen.
erations. Mrs Sharp and her daughter.
Mrs. Mary A. Smith, aged "a years; her
granddaughter. Mrs. Anna E. Wilson, AZ
years; her great-granddaughter, Mrs. Ma
mic Wetherill. % years; her great-great-
granddaughter, Emma Marie and Florie
Lillian WetherilI, aged and 2 years re-
spectively, besides their father and others.
Mrs. Sharp was for many years nurse.
and this calling has been followed by some
Of her defendants.
Saturday was a festival at the home.
There we're numerous callers, be-
sides kilograms and letters Of con-
graduation. Mrs. Sharp came
downstairs to celebrate the occasion, and
greeted with a smile and pleasant words
those who came. The sight was a remark
able one. The old lady, whose faculties,
eyesight and voice give no indication of her
advanced age, would scarcely be taken for
more than 80 years. Her hair is not entirely
white, though her visage is considerably
wrinkled; likewise her hands. She shook
the hand of the reporter and seemed quito
well, though naturally week.
In the summer season she is taken ous for
a short walk or ride. and appears to thor
ougaly enjoy life. Often, IL is said, she
talks of scenes In old times, ana yesterday
distinctly remembered that there was hut
one daily newspaper published in this city
during her early days.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
A coLD-BLooDBo HUSBAND.
He Insisted on Viewing the Autopsy
on His Wife's Body.
From the ST. Louis Star-Sauin0s.
A coroner sees many curious sights.

A coroner sees many curious sights.
Deputy Coroner was telling of a
circumstance that came under his notice re-
cently that surpassed anything ever heard
of in the way OF heartless indifference.
He was called to inveStigate case where
a mans wife had died very suddenly. 1t
was plainly a case Of heart failure. but the
husband insisted on an autopsy.
He not only wanted the autopsy, but he
wanted TO see ID performed. The body was
placed on a table and the doctor began
work. The husband watched every move-
ment very closely.
Finally the liver and heart were exposed
and the heart was found to be greatly or
larged. The husband, more deeply in-
terested than ever. stepped forward and
took bold of the heart with his fingers.
sit made my blood run cold !" said the
deputy, land pushed the man away" He
seemed to resent the coroner's action very
much, aud insisted on knowing what caused
his wifes death. Tho doctor explained that
it was caused by an elargeme1t Of the heart.
wall, by thunder nusod toe man. ~
don't understand that l supposed "a big
heart made folks generous like, but sha I
woman was the dumdest, stingiest critter /
eVar saw"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
One Mans Experience With Lightning.
From the Dallas Morning Ne,es.

A Nelos reporter met q man who was
struck by lightning five years ago and has
never yet recovered.
when was first struck he said. "I
was dead for two or three DAYS. Then con-
sciousaess returned, and with it q sense of
of most acute pain. My muscles were all
contracted, and whenever was at rest for
ten minutes at q time the torture was posi-
lively unbearabie. For days and nights |
walked the floor, and when l wanted to
sleep got two Of my friends to walk with
me and walked 10 my sleep. Seven doctors
worked on me constantly for weeks, and
they did not alleviate the pain In the least.
80 let them all go and started travelling
and kept up a perpetual motion. One
thing noticed. For two days be-
fore rain or electrical storm
there would be rigid contraction
OF the nerves and my sufferlngs we're inten-
sified. Many time | have predicted a
storm when the skies were clear and peo-
pie laughed at me for while, but to this
day have never missed it. After the
storm passes there is q relaxation to a GER
tain extent After the doctors confessed
they could do nothing for me | was in de-
spair for awhile. Then / ried hot springs
and got more relief than from anything
else. drink water almost boiling now.
and IL comforts me. am getting little
more like myself now, but still suffer hor-
ribly at times. The least exposure brings
on an attack, and during one of those
spells my whole nervous system is, for the
time being, perfectly shattered"
He was asked his recollection of the
shock.
II was standing by my house one cloudy
day. Suddenly ! saw fash Of light, which
looked as IL all the heavens were being
opened and the stars running together
could feel pain as If men were sticking
needles into a thousand different portions
Of my body at once. and then l knew moth
ing until opened my eyes and heard a
doctor say: Hes alive. anyhow, and that's
ALL It's unlike any pain, and far more
terrible, to my notion"
The gentleman still keeps his body
heavily protected from head to foot, wear
ing twice the clothes sufficient for ordinary
mortals, and in damp weather he piles on
still more.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
FLORIDA

EAOnADA~
WaJermelons are ripe in Lake county.
The Rev. William Scott died at Starke
Tuesday last.
Miss Julia Rinaldi died at Orlando Friday
In her 18th year.
Quincy is to have Catholic church
where over 100 Catholics reside.
During January 81 persons died in Pensa-
cola-14 white and colored. Population
5000.
P. Lorillard of New York is going to
erect large and substantial docks at New
Smyrna for his boats.
An old colored woman was burned to
death at st. Augustine Friday while attend
ing to some burning trash.
The dedication of the new Christian
church at Brooksville will take place on
Sunday, Feb. %, Elder Hartman from Jacks
son, Miss, officiating.
1t is reported that the Southern Courier
Publishing Company, composed of colored
men, will shortly begin the publication Of
an afternoon newspaper in Jacksonville.
A damage suit has been entered in the
United States court at Pensacola by w. II.
Sloan of Cincinnati against William Fisher,
]. E. Yonge and Joseph Wilkins for $780,,
000. Sloan charges conspiracy on the part
OF the defendants to abduct him at Cincin-
nan and bring him to Pensacola. Defend~
ants allege that Sloan by certain letters and
circulars attempted to damage the credit
of business men of Pensacola, and requisi-
ton was asked for his extradition that
be might be made amenable for his con-
duct
Titusville ADVOCATE: Henry II. Harrison,
who has been delegated by the state of
Florida and by the counties of Brevard and
Osceola, to urge upon the national govern
ment the necessity and probability Of
improving the harbor of Canaveral, has
been hard at work in a general way since
going north. He has succeeded in interest,"
ing number of senators and congressman
In this project, and has had personal
assurances given him by great number Of
these gentlemen. He appeared before the
New York Chamber Of Commerce and sue
ceeded In getting very fiattering indorse.
ment from that influential body, which will
no doubt have considerable weight In
affecting the course of congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
MEDICAL.
!, SICK so LONG. d.

sszZzzz=zzE2
c. w. HODKINs, Postmaster at East
Lamoine Me. writes that Mrs. Kelly's
son, who had been confined to bed four
teen months with an Abscess, has been
cured sound and well by Swift's Spe-
cifc. The boy IS fourteen years old,
lives next door to me. and l know the
statement TO be true
S. S. S. has a wonderful effect on
children, and should be given to every
weak and debilitated child Send for
our book on the Blood and Skin.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
zeEfZEfzzEzszH
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SHIPPING.
Iompagnie Generate ransaIIantlque
French Line to HaWe.

pETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. ~. n. R, foot OF Morton street. Trav
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the
channel In q small boat. Special tram leaving
the company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival OF steamers. Baggage checked al
New York through TO Paris.
La GAACOGNk, SAGTELLI, SATURDAY, Feb
20, $50 An
LA BkETAGNE, COLLIER. SATURDAY. Feb.
q, 4A.M
LA CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY, March
8. GAM.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Including wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, from $50 to S120,
according to location: Second Cabin, $50; Steer
age from New York to Havre $24 So steerage
from New York % Paris $27 so, including wine,
bedding and utensils.
A.FoRGET, General Agent, 8 Bowling Green,
foot Of Broadway, New York.
Or R. W. HUNT, Esq, 20 Bull street. MEssRs
WILDER & CO.. 100 Bay street. Savannah
Agents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17

NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL. S. C.

STEAMER ALPHA, II. A. SrRoBHAR.
VIII leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
o'clock A. NJ, returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 1890 A. NJ on
calling days. VIII touch at Button on Tues
day and Friday.
Special trips TO Bluffton every Sunday at 10
A. NJ, returning leave Button at A. n. Mon
day
For further information, apply to
O. II. MEDL0CK. Agent. Rates wharf.
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f r H Fl

At the well known Novelty Works of T A.
Ward, where first-cless work is done in Wheel
wrighting, Blacksmithing, Horseshoeing, Paint
ing and Trimming. Call up No 45l and we
viii do the rest,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17

Nearly every one needs good spring
medicine, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is un-
doubtedly the best. Try IL this season. -Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17

Mems hendkerchiefs. linen or silk, and
silk muffiers at LaFars.-Ad.
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Plant Steamship Line.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
SANFORD, FLA, Feb. 1s, lS92

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
SANFORD, FLA, Feb. 1s, lS92
CHANGE OF SIEDULE STEAMER TARPON.
Commencing Feb. Goth steamer Tarpon will
begin making two trips a week to st. James
City. Punta Rassa, Fort Myers and Naples.
leaving Port Tampa on arrival of fast mail
Lv Port Tampa 10 p. NJ, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
AT st. James City 10 A. Ne, Thursdays and
Sundays.
Ar Punta Rassa II A. NJ. Thursdays and Sun
days.
Ar Fort Myers p NJ, Thursdays and Sun
days,
Lv Fort Myers A N, Mondays and FRIDAYS
Ar Punta Rass $3.50 A. NJ, Mondays and FRIDAYS,
Ar Naples Il A. NJ, Mondays and Fridays
Lv Naples IL NOON, Mondays and Fridays.
Ar st. James City p. M Mondays and Fri
days.
Ar Port Tampa in time for early morning
train, Tuesdays and Saturdays,
On return trip steamer will touch at Punta
Rassa II necessary.
WILBUR MCCOY GsPA
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MD NEWSPAPERS-200 for IS cents-at
Business once Morning NeWR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17

For Corns, Warts and Bunions
Use only Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-17
The TaIIeSt Wheel in the World

Have you seen it: II standn rs feet from the
ground TO the top Of the rim 1t was made for
special purpose, and can be seen for the next
few days
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-30
SOLID FOR HARRISON.
Judge Long Says the Florida Delegates VIII
Stand by the President

Judge Long Says the Florida Delegates VIII
Stand by the President.
United Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON, May 2-Judge John G.
Long. of Florida. and delegate at large to
the Minneapolis convention, is in the city.
He says that his delegation will vote solid
ly for Harrison as long as his name is before
tho convention. He says he has always
been Blaine man, and at the National
convention of 1884 voted for Mr.. Blaine's
nomination from the first ballot to the last.
and he was the only one In his delepation
who did so. and that he is as much an ad-
mirer of tho Piumed Knight now as then.
But, Mr.. Blaine,n he said, "having,
prior to the assembling of any State
convention took occasion to notify Repub-
Lcans throughout the country in adv an ce
that be did not desire the nomination. and
that his name would not come before the
convention. left his friends no other alter
didates. His timely declaration on this
i'm mportant question should be accepted in
good faith. Anything short of this would
be reflection upon Mr. Blaine. Besides
this, Republicans everywhere can point
with pride and enthusiastic admiration to
Mr.. Harrieon's superb administration. And
it will GO into history as one of the strong
est and best the country has ever had,
coming up to the full measure of every
promise of the party platform of 1885,"