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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
SHOCKED THE COURT.
Stories Of the Heir frsssmptiss To Grez
Brttafa's Ihroos.

Stories Of the Heir frsssmptiss to Great
Britafa's Thross.
There are two capital stories of
Prince George. heir presumptiye TO
Engiaad's throne. which have never
yet got into print, aud which the writer
has exclusively from direct authority.
Whea the Prince was nothing bat =
prineeling, learning to read under the
patient endesyors of his private
tutor, he very much preferred
play 20 study. lie was not
stupid when he could be persuaded
to attend 10 his lessons, out
his genius evidently did not lie in let
tiers. One day when the utor came
the young Prince dubbed out from his
playroom: ''Oh, you go sing God save
ny grandmother; | want TO buhd
ships" lie was recalcitrant. wilful
youngster even 10 his grandmother
herself, and IL he could not have his
own way no was liable TO do some
thing or other 10 oblige indulgence
of his fancy. The Queen thought
she would punish him once by sending
him under the table for pouting. He
went with quicker obedience than was
at all usual with him His grand
mother feared some naughty conso-
quence OF such promptness, and in a
few moments her fears proved well
grounded, for suddenly from out tho
draperies that hung down the sides OF
of the table TO the floor little George
appeared, stripped of every fragment
OF clothing, and looking precisely like
Cupid except for the bow and culver.
The court was both shocked and
amused-it was hard to tell which the
more-and the naughty princeling "a "
that his revenge was complete.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

absence. He was just on the point of
going in search OF her when Se heard
mysterious noises al the front door Of
the mansion. Thinking burglars
might be about he opened the door
cautiously, and there found his
gracious spouse, with her domino
on sidewise and vainly endeavoring to
insert her latch key in carving of the
ancient door-knocker. The peer
politely helped his wife in. and ironi-
cally hoped she was not alarmed at be-
ing ont so late. The story, which is
likely 70 have . sequel, is said to have
leaked out through the servants hall.
Following upon the heels Of this is
the divorce proceedings instituted by
the Duchess of Manchester, formerly
an American girl. There is great
speculation in social circles as to the
specific differences between them which
have lead to this step, but so far the
parties concerned have managed to
keep their own counsel There are
many, however, who say they could
have predicted the coming divorce suit.
The Duchess Of Manchester was Con-
suela Yznaga, daughter OF Senior
Antonio Yznaga de Vale, of Ravens
wood. Louisiana, New York and Cuba
She WA married in 1876, when her
husband was viscount Vaudeville. His
family name is George Victor D,ogo,
and he is in his thirty-ninth year. He
was for some time captain of the Third
Battalion, Royal Irish Fusilers. and
sat ~ Member of Parliament in the
Conservative interest for Huntingdon
shire from 1887 to 1890, when he was
defeated
viscount Vaudeville aud his wife
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
WAS HER LOVER.
And the Omcers Shot Him Down in t.
norance Thereof.


A tragic affair occurred in Hidalgo
county, Texas, the other day which is
touching in the extreme. Two State
rangers, with P. S. Coy of that county.
as guide. were in the locality mentioned
above on the lookout for horse thieves.
Suddenly they came upon two Next
cans riding the same horse. ana called
to them to stop, as they were officers
and wanted information. I'll die be-
fore you shall take me-" replied the
Mexican riding in front, and drawing
mis- six-shooter fred at the rangers,
but without effect Coy Immediately
returned the shot and brought his man
to earth. The ball passed through his
body and produced instant death. The
Mexican riding behind sprang from she
horse. and kneeling beside tho pros
trate form Of the dying man, raised
his head and began sobbing and
begging him not to die. The rangers
came up and discovered that the un-
injured Mexican was q sixteen-year-old
girl, dressed in mems attire, and that
the dying man was her lorer. They
had eloped for the purpose of getting
married
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
WAS HIS PATIENT.
A Woman Spreads the Story That Her
Physician Married Her.

Physician Married Her.
DR.. David r. Atwood of Hoboken
called upon Prosecutor Winfield ut the
Court House in Jersey City recently to
secure the arrest and indictment of a
woman he declared was attempting to
blackmsil him. She calls herself Mrs.
David Rogers Jones and lives at
fashionable boarding house in
Hoboken. She is brunette and very
handsome. She says that on April 25.
1890, she was married to DIR. Atwood
by Rev. DR.. Edwards of st. Georges
Episcopal church there. The marriage
certificate which she exhibits is
made out in the name Of
David Rogers Jones and Augusta
Wardell Hamilton, both of Brooklyn.
She says she knew that the BRIDE
groom's right name was Atwood, but
she did not think it wrong for him to
use another name. She thought he
was single, but says that soon after he
took her TO Hoboken to live she dis
covered that he had family. Then
she declares he promised to get a
divorce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
III WAS EVER THUS
oolish and Coneeited Women
Go Easily astray
FROM THEIR FOND HUSBANDS
.nndon and Paris Furnish Amusing Sen
szrons and Foundations for
Sga Der OF Divorce Cases.
Londoa and Paris continue to furnish

London and Paris continue 10 furnish
social sensations for the amase-
msnt Of the rest OF the world.
Ia London much msrriment
and scandal have beca oceasioned by
Lady MARITIME Gwyer, = we'll known
peeress, who decided 20 see the world"
while her husband was in the coun try.
The fair lady slipped oas IN a ravish-
ing costume aud in a domino and went
10 the masked ball at Covent Garden
What she did there no one pretends
20 know, but It is certain that she did
not return 20 the house until just be-
fore dawn Meantime her husband,
who had unexpectedly returned home.
was astoaished At his wifes prolonged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

Boavsrie. The cid Duke married her
for her beauty. Tbs society papers
are full CT the "Reminiscences Of the
Duchess early life and Il IS
not improb bic that she will follow the
example OF Mrs john W. Aaeksy by
bringing libel suit against her de-
f4nsFs Iron DEyEhEAUx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
Adarted from tho Chinese.

Pillows made of pigskin, sheepskin.
and goatskin are a Chinese oddity. The
ends are of wood, cut almost square,
with the sides slightly followed ovs.
They are joined by three or more ba n
boo rods The skin is drawn over The
affair, fastened at both ends, and ia
then carefully dried. 1t is then coll
ored, ornamented, and vanished. Tho
pillows vary in size from 3x3x1s to
6x6xls inches After one has used
them several times they are very easy
and comfortable; as they are hollow
the air-chamber keeps them much
cooler than pillows made of feathers,
down, or seaweed They have another
popularity. The high tension of the
skin converts them into sound n.y.
boards and enables n person lying upon
ene of them to hear sounds otherwise
.naudible. One of very high tension
md fine quality of skin enabled the or
binary man to hear the ticking of a
watch al FIVE feet and TO understand q
Conversation carried on in WI ispers at
The other end of room, six yards
way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
|HUDSON,SPALMS UMDAY7ALK
/ IDREN
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CHILDRENsS
Nobby Spring Hats

ARE IN.


dusky Norwald and HUDsoSs Tower CLOTHING Co of
Grand Rapids, Mich
Doesn't strike you that a syndicate buying selling
and controlling manufacture of millions of dollars
of garments every year. supply more
intelligenty, economically than small dealer
who expect pay the manufacturer the MIR
gin profit travelling agent always exacts of
rye small dealers
Huds4Dns syndicate consumes clothing than all
the other in Western Michigan combined. Hence
the Tower Clothing Co. is enabled retail Mems
Boys at the price their competitors pay for
(most generally below III You will be impressed
with the surprising truthfuness the foregoing
by studying the remarkable low price quote you
this
Besides lowest prices, best fitting clothes finest
vantages of embracing every known hate
style garment, marx
of the world. There of looking around our
immense stock comprises under roof everything in
desirable Mems and Boys Clothing had anywhere
We certainly fit any who is not deforrned
There is size large small garments
cannot made fit. Sometimes slight notifications
necessary such padding shoulders, lowering
lengthening sleeves, which alterations employ
skiul taors to do So don't say Il can't ready
clothes Il can't get fit, until you
Tower Then if you fail give up, for there of
trying elsewhere.
Our garments cut and made for this in the
following classes: Regular, Stout Slim, Extra Stout
Extra Long and Extra Large These different proper
tons, graded in sizes of chest waist leg and
all normal proportions of the human body We invite the
attention of fat tall men, big and little
the fact that will you others
have failed fit you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11
Astonishing the People
Great Crowds! Great Rushes The Town Talk
NJ. EHRMAN'S
NEW SHOE HOUSE.
90 Canal Between Lyon and
See for yonyseH THE grand store TIE grand goods
E7'eyykling fresh, clean and neac. Polite Clerks
4Nobby STYLES. In elegant stock and tie
Aoaea b,yces the rule Of this house
JUST GLANCE AT THESE PRICES:

Gents Shoes. your choice OF styles. o0c. CSC.
Leo.
Gents shoes. your ehoics OF styles. g.ie.
sl.2o. sl.37.
Gents fne calf shoes. any style. si.Se. 81 60.
sl45
Gents hne calf shoes. any style. sl.40 so.
soc. the pest Inc ever seen for the money.
Genss' fine Kangaroo shoes. any style you
want. great nsters. sI.sS. So. s25o.
Working shoes. SIC. alc. CSC for boys all. in
ace aud congr s..
Boys calf Shoes any style. 800. sl.2O. SIS.
ali solid. warranted
Youths shoes. SOC. soc. sl.os and si.s5.
School shoes heel or spring heel. goat or
hid. COO. zoe. eoc. 81. t.3 sizes 10 g. to H. u
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goods; money n your pocket 10 buv them.
Infants shcss &C. &c. csc and t9e. These
are ine and EASY the Get
TIE best inc ~ lsdies' osfores ever seen In
Grand Rapids In plain. tee. pateEt tip. com
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

mon sense or 81. LoEis toe. from A q T. great
filters. See. &c. &c. Sc SOC 81. sIz. We vii
state that we VIII save you al asst zoe 10 2.
on every pair
cur iine Of ladies' shoes are Just grand
Made on the newes, lasts. N eli STYLES. 70,
and widths You are bound 10 be pleasrd
you a. come and examine.
A lsdys Shoe a sc. see SIC ard &c.
A fine pair Of ladies' button shoes sl.io.N.n
sl.8o
amer pair % ladies' button shoes 81 .zsi.ss
$780,
a finer pair Of ladies' button shoes s.aa.
SIS. SAP. These are al solid aad MAD. te
wear. We have ZEN In sii sizes and wiaths.
VIII give ven a splendid It,
Hsl turn. hand weld. tacksess shoes surs
cure foF corns. 80 nails ano no seams 70 hut
The feet. ali styles and SHAPES 3, s. = ssd
SIS. -
Rronre slippers evening dress slipper. Of All
shades.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-11

Earl Of Kimbolton. and the daughters
are twins and were born in 1879 Their
names are Iseqneline Mary Ava and
Alice Cleaner Louise. The brother Of
the Dschess Of Manchester isferusnda
Yxnsga. who married Mss Mabel
Wright. the famous American beauty.
year ago
Much amusement has been caused
smsng Americans in Paris ~ the
ssts hlishment Of the fact that the
Duchess de IA Rochefoecaulsi, WAC did
all IN her power 70 prevent her son
from marrying the beautiful Mss
Mitchell. Or the score that the Amerf-
can family vss net swell enough 90
rssrry into. vas a wssherwonsn before
her marriage. Her maiden name vas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29
TsIagrarras via ST. Thomas

Nueva-Y ork, de Octubre.-Las fuerzas
francesas han derrotado al rey de Dahomey, pc.
reciendo 200 hombres en- la batalla. 800 mil per
sonas han muerto del c6lera en- Russia.
Nueva-Y ork, 1l.-Contn1an las grandes
festas del 40 Centenario. Hubo aver una gran
parada de 25 mil estudiantes Los emperadores
de Alemania Austria, han celebrado una confe.
rencia en- Viena. El presidente Carnot ha con.
ferido Mr.. Henry Harry, norte- americana re
sidente Paris, la Cruz de la Legion de Honor
por trabajos que ha presentado relatives al 10
Centenario del descubrimiento de America.
Nueva- Y ork l2.-En esta ciudad hubo aver
con mctvo de las festas del Centenario una gran
parada de tropas de Inca de la guarda nacio-
nal Empezaron desflar por Broadway las
10 de la manana dur6 el desfle hasta las de
la tarde.
Nueva Y ork, l5.-Se han sentido fuertes
tormentas en- las costas de Inglaterra. Sc ha
pedido las Estados Unidos la extradici6n de
FRANCOIS uno de los anarquistas franceses COM
prometidos en- la voladura del restaurant de Mr..
Beri, en- Paris.
Nueva Y ork, l8.-Desde Abril hasta la fe-
cha ha habido en- Francia mil vfct1mas del CO.
lera En- Hamburgo hubo 1882 atacados y
murieron 1898. Ell Sr. Blaine vista actualmen-
to la ciudad de Nueva- Y ork conffa en- O. en- las
pr6ximas elecciones presidenciales triunfara Ia
candidatura de Mr.. Harrison. Las tormentas
han causado grave da1o en- Ingaterra. Los pr1n-
cipes de Gales y sus hiJos asistieron de rigoroso
luto alos funerales del poeta Tennysson.
Nueva-York l7.-En Hamburgo hubo aver
3 casos de colera 3 muertos.
York, 20,-En Hamburgo hubo aver
un solo case de c6lera. No hay c6lera en- Ingla,
terra decrece la epidemla en- toda Europa. En-
Hamburgo hubo aver una sola defunci6n del CO
lera.-El vapor CITY Of Porjs ha hecho la travesia
de Inglaterra Nueva-York dias H. horas
20 minutos.-Ayer empezaron las festas del 4 o
Centenario en- Chicago.
Nueva-York, 2l.-Ha muerto Camilo Rou,
sset celebrado historador frances Ha nevada en-
Austria Aleman1a. En- las costas de Espa1a
han naufragado varios buques q consecuencia de
una tormenta y han perecido muchas personals
Aver hubo un nuevo case de c6lera en- Hambur-
CO. pero ninguna defunci6n.-La Camara de Co
mercio de Paris aarmada por las cuarentenas i'm
puestas al comercio frances en- Ell exterior ha pc,
dido al Gobierno que aclare cuales son los puertos
invadidos por ell c6era.
Mercado ell el21.-Harina st. Lawrence 81. rs
barril Maiz Bandewine $3.15. Tocno mess de
$12 $124 barri. Azdcar cristalzada 37I16.-
Regular buen refno 3,--Pesos mejlcanos 671
centavos Descuento Banco Inglaterra 2 p g.
Cambios sobre Londres $4.833.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29
ii EsaS murallas i!

Lo que pasa en- la culta Capital de Puerto
Rico es incomprens1ble. La ciudad crece en- i'm
portancia; crece extraordlnariamente pobla
cion, en- industrias en- comerclo. No hay va
donde fabricar mas; no Sc encuentran apenas Ca
sas de alquiler. Els mas dif1cil en- la ciudad de
San Juan de Puerto Rico cambiar de casa, que
llegar Obispo cualQUler otro pals
no es ESQ 10 peor. I'll ferrocarril esta la
mado aumentar nuestra poblaclon urbana a
medida Que vaya extendiGndose y Sc daran casos
de que tengamos que dar con las puertas en- las
narlces los que vengan q establecerse aqu1, por
que es impossible vivir mas hascinados de 10 que
vlvimos, contraviniendo todas las regas de higie-
ne sanidad pdblicas conocldas En- esta ciudad
es muy com6n que una fami1a -eDtera viva en- la
cobacha de la escalera de zaguan ventila
con sin luz. ST desgraciadamente el colera
Ilegara visitarnos alg1n dfa, horror causa pen,
sar en- las facSlSdodes que le brlndar1amos para
quo diesmara la poblaci6n y acabara con media
humanidad. III
todo 1por que? Por las vetustas mura.
Has que sin tener objeto que les abone, nos SOTO
can nos privan hasta del aire que para alimen-
tarse necesitan nuestros pulmones; por las sonas
de guerrn estr0tegacoS que en- pleno siglo diez y
nueve nos mantienen noont0doS d 10 b6lscO, como
en- los t1empos del feudalsmo. La cludad cuen-
ia en- sus extra muros con ancho campo donde
extenderse mejorar sus condlclones sanitarias;
capitales deseos de urban1zar esas zonas no
faltan, pero el terrible pulpo extiende por todas
parties sus tentaculos negandose-sin que ma,
die Sc 10 impida,.- - dar paso la hygiene
al progreso. Esto es verdaderamente mex.
plicable ind1gno de nuestra cultura y prue,
ba dos cosas: que los gobiernos metropoliti-
COS So preocupaban POGO de que progresemos
no, que nuestros gobernantes de por aca no han
tornado en9rgica y decidida iniciativa para que
esta cudad sea va 10 q. deber1a ser, 10 que esta
llamada alcanzar por su poslcion geografoa, mu-
cho mas 81 llega abrirse 81 Canal de Panama, y
por otras causas que no necesitamos detenernos
explicar ahora,
TEMPO es va de que esas murallas desapa
rezcan la OCCASION de consegulrlo oportuna
ahora que Sc trata de la pr6xlma exposition re.
gional Els precise que juntos lniciemos con to
da actividad los dos processes y que encarguemos
4 nuestros diputados aeCorte que nos ibren de
las f1rores de ese expedienteo cro1nco que aquf y
en- la peninsula asfxia todo buen deseo acaba
hasta con la pacencia de los que tenemos que so,
portar sus deplorables consecuencias
Esas murallas no tienen razon de ser en- nues-
tros dias; no responder ga al oeto para que ueron
7evantadas, es doloroso una c1udad como la nues-
ira SO yea condenada al estaclonamlento por aban
dono por inercia por razones 56l5cas que fuera
de 10 rld1culo, no tlenen ninguna justification.
Lo prensa asoelada debe emprender unida y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29
COMUNICADOS
COMO ANDA ESTOI.

Cosas, pero no cosas insgnifcantes vienen
sucediendo esta Villa de La Vega 6 de los
pastores, que van legando al escandaIo sin que
haya una persona de valer que levante su voz
haciendose OR en- las esferas del Gobierno, Y has
ia en- la Excma. Audiencia, haga poner coto 4 las
anomalies de un Alcalde de Monterilla Que pare
querer hacer solamente su capricho, con saga.
cldad bastante para imponerse a todos, un
Secretario del Juzgado Municipal que tambien
hace su real capricho, para mengua del decoro Y
respeto que merece la Ley, el Juzgado los
Jueces en- general.
Nosotros, microscopes pigmeos venimos
hoy la prensa q exponer la consideration del
Gobierno, 8 la de la Excma. Audiencia de La
Provincial al p1blico general algunos de los
mdltiples hechos que aquf Sc cometen reprobados
en- todo pals medianamente civilizado.
Aquf tenemos un Alcalde que Sc llama don
Jose G.. Pastor. Esto NADIA tiene de particular:
pero nosotros le sacaremos punta este caballero.
aunque Sc nos ponga mas romeo que de costum-
bre. Pues bien, ese Alcalde Pastor, hizo cierta
combination en- el Ayuntamiento y Sc trajo q un
Secretario hermano suyo que, seg1n voz p6blica
es una nulidad.
A rengl6n seguido vali6ndose de sus anterio-
res infuencias, (por que 10 que es hoy, excep.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

El vapor Parth5om de Nueva York entr6 en-
nuestro puerto aver manana. Hoy las 4 de la tar
de hora en- g. esclibimos, todav1a Sc ha repartl-
do la correspondence pdblica ESQ que segun
tenemos entendido, seg1n Ia ley, las dos horas
despues de haber entrado buque de proceden-
cia infectada 8 sospechosa, dehe estar fumlgada
la correspondence entregada la Administra-
cion del ramo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

Sabemos que ell Institute de Mdsica con
secuencia de los numerosos alumnos que hoy
existen matriculados, ha tenido que adquirir re-
cientemente el espacioso c6modo local que ocu-
paba antes ell Hotel San Juan Fortaleza Nuns Is. J
Sc traba ia activamente para Ia installation defini
tiva, que hara honor al entusiasno con que ha
sido acogida dicha Institution. Bien por sus
fundadores que sin omitir medic alguno ALA
nando todas las difcultades, proponen pressn.
tar centro musical que mucho Sc echaba de
menos el pals
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

Central" del senor Ferrer en- la Gale de "Tri.
coche' ndmero 2, & un peso cada pomo. a los
sefiores Farmac9uticos de la Isla que deseen sur
tir sus establecimientos con tan recomendado es-
pecifco pueden dirijr sus pedidos q la Farmacia
Central de don Jose Ferrer en- Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

Ha cesado en- sus negocios la casa que en-
Manati glraba bajo la raz6n de A. Sim6 Hiios.
estab!eclendose otra que Sc har5 cargo de la Ii.
quldaelon de la extinguida con la frma de Sim6
dermanos Ca, de la cual es comanditario don
Antonio Sim6 Queggles gestores don Juan V
don Antonio Sim6 Marrero
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29
NOTICIAs DE LA CAPITAL

Circula ell rumor, no sabernos con que fun
damento, pero 10 hemos dido asegurar de frme,
que el Gobierno en- Consejo de Ministries Sc ha
negado & aceptar la dimisi6n presentada por el
general Lasso Dlcese tambien que, sin embargo,
s. g. insiste en- hacer su dimisi6n Parece que
cablegrama recibido aver tarde es el que ha
dado margen q estos rurnores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

= La Revast@ de Puerto, Raco presenta la siguien-
tie candidatuta para ell sindicato la Association
he Agricultores en- Ponce: D. Juan SerrallGs,
presidente; D. lose Roubert vice presideute; D.
Lucas Amadeo, secretario; D. Eduardo Wellmc.
kamp D. Francisco Mejfa, D. Luis Munoz Rivera
d. Juan Sena, vocales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

de la nueva hermosa Iglesia de aquella parro-
quia, en- cuyo acto, que promote ser muy lucido,
predicara concurrira en- representation del
Excmo, senor Obispo de esta Diocesis ell dignfsi-
mo llustrade senor Fiscal eclesiastco Lcdo
Pbro. don Antonio Izd y Yart Entire aquel Ca
tolco vecindar1o reina gran entus1asmo fin
de dar todo Ell realce possible un acontecimiento
hace tanto tempo esperado, siendo el alma de
tai regocijo ell amable simpatico Reverendo Pa
dre Toran, celoso cura parroco de aquella feligre
sia muy querido y estimado de sus feligreses
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

"Nos dicen de Rio-grande que los braceros
que Sc hallan sin ocupaclon en- aquel pueblo Sc
quejan amargamente de que en- la carretera pro-
vincial no que Sc sigue construyendo un XII
lometro de la pobacion, Sc les MEGA Ell trabaio Y
preferencla Sc emplean individuos de la Carroll
na Nos consta q. varios de los primeros tratan de
presentar sus quejas al Vice presidente de la Go.
mission provincial en- demanda de iusticia"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

A consecuencia del tallecimlento de don
Eleuterio Gonzalez, miembro de Is Association de
San Rafael y que formaba parte de la directiva
de la misma, Sc acord6 suspender Ia orquesta que
habfa de recorrer las GALES anunciando la Salve
y Ia que hab1a de armonizar en- Ia puerta de la
ermita despues de terminar la dicha function rell,
giosa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

En Ponce Sc dice que es muy possible que la
Empresa del Gas rescinda ell contrato que tiene
celebrado con ell Ayuntamiento, por que este no
Q paga l5 Q Is mil pesos cue le debe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

Nos escriben de San German que sigue ALI
tratandose de yer que soluci6n favorable puede
darse la question derechos de Consume. Els
possible que Sc llegue un acuerdo pala que solo
sean gravados tres cuatro artfculos = asi evitar
molestlas, conta rilidad expedienteos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-29

Nos dicen de RioGrande q. Sc esta esperanto
Ell plazo dado por el Excmo Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral para que los Ayuntamientos satisfagan q
los profesores de instruction sus haberes, y que
en- el aquel pueblo, (segun de pdblico dicel no
Sc ha cumplido nj Sc cumplila con la disposition
superior.