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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
LAUNDERING WORK.
Wolud-bo Suicides Who Try to Cut
.Es Their Throats.

'Wolud-be Suicides Who Try to Cut
H Their Throats.
"Did you ever cuta mans throat?"
asked well-known physician.
acknowledged modestly and re-
gretfully that as yet such guileless
pastime had been denied me.
''One af ernoon," continued the sur
geon, "a would-be suicide was brought
to the hospital. He had made a most
desperate effort to cut his head off and
had slashed his throat almost from ear
to ear, but fortunately for him had
not severed the jugular. He was a
disgusting looking object, covered
with blood, while his windpipe hung
out Of the gash like a, piece of garden
hose, being cut squarely in two.
'The noise he made through it in
his efforts to breathe was horrible to
an ear unused to sounds of physical
suffering. It was quite a neat little
operation to get the windpipe in place
and sewed up, but finally accom-
plished it, cautioning the house sur
geon to watch the case closely, and if
the trachea became clogged,' as ex-
pected it would, to cut open the throat
again and insert breathing tube.
1.-TWO hours later I was hastily sum
moned to the hospital. As I entered
the operating room 1 saw the house
surgeon, knife in hand, over the pa.
tient just about to cut his throat. As
he observed me he hurriedly handed
me the knife requesting that per-
form the operation. You see he had
nenex. done it and he felt nervous.
''The man was lying on the operat-
ing table with purple face, distended
cheeks and eyes nearly protruding. out
of their sockets. gave him quick
sharp cut The pent up air from tht
lungs burst out with a rush. The fel
low afterwards told me that he suf
fered a thousand deaths in those few
seconds and I believed him. I
would-be suicides would kindly seve1
their jugular vein instead of thei
windpipe they'd accomplish their pur
pose with greater certainty and saw
themselves and physicians much trou
ble."
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
A Great Convenience.

s.3 s"E E a : t -
Worlds Fair visitors travelling via the
Northern Pacific Il. B. and Wisconsin Cent
raj Line are landed 81 the Grand Central
Station in Chicago. This magnificent fire
proof building located in the heart of the
city has been fitted up as Hotel Run ON
the Europeon plan with about 200 rooms
handsomely furnished and each room is
supplied with hot and cold water electric
lights. etc. #55 ,..; A.,
The charges for accomodation ore re-
asonable and parties cen secure rooms in
advance by calling upon agents OF Northern
Pacific r. r. BY taking the Northern Pacific
through line to Chicago visitors win avoid
the discomfort Of all transfer In that city
and can also travel between the Grand
Central station and Worlds Fair gronnds by
trains which run direct between the two
points. - @#6Ssss+
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
Blather About "LaW.'

1t is all very nice and tickling to
our vanity as boastfal people to say
''let the law take its course in Bonn
berger's case" We can all do that
with Pecksnifian self approval. and
like the arrant towards that we are,
retire to our couches, praying God
that no such barbarous and heartless
bntchery may strike us and our homes.
But what does all this blather about
claw" mean? 1t does not mean JUS
tice. Look at the living examples of
il. Where are the Ward slayers2
Where is the -blooded butcher of
Flett-and where are all the pardoned
assassins, tried according to law?"
To "holler law" as Pilgrim Boggs
did, is one thing--to execute eternal
justice is another.
What is this "due process of law"
We hear extolled just now? 1t means
that Bomberger, self-confessed mur-
derer, is to be put on trial. Where?
Not in Towner county, where the
beastly butchery was done because
no jury can be obtained there .ac-
cording to law" that would give him
IA fair triai, = as his counsel will make
out. Where then? Not in any neigh
boring county. For the same legal
principle applies. Probably then in
Grand Forks, where, from past expert
e,ce, he will not lack many and pow
erful sympathizers, whose morbid love
for criminals always disgraces human
ity. Have We not fresh in our recol-
lection the case of Miller, who slew
Abbie Smell and her little son in bed
one cold winter morning? Don't we
know that q tremendous effort was
made to save that wretch from the
gallows, because he finally sniveled
with the sniyelers and professed to be
the weak dupe Of one Rutherford an
innocent lad? d. -. "
Bomberger's parents are wealthy
and after their first sorrow at their
own disgrace, rather than his mis-
fortune, has passed, old Bombrger
will feel that he transmitted to his
son that helish lust which caused the.
murder-and the best counsel that
money can buy will be at his side to
defend him on the plea Of emotional
insanity. This will be educ process
Of law as they had it in the Old
BaysState recently, aud as they drag
It along in New York and Peunsylvan-
la. + . sa..1
Let Bomberger be taken back to
Cando for his preliminary hearing
and let the people there do substantial
justice. We don't want the fend
here. We don't want our officers to
break their necks trying to save him
or vindicate that ssdue process Of law"
which is invoked to shield the tarn-
.ished virtue Of every bawd IN the
land, and to wash white the blood
dyed hands Of every ruthless assassin.
IF the crime had been committed here
the News would boldly come out on
the side Of the Mosaic law, which il
not and never should be abolished.
Il is founded upon the natural protec-
tion Of society. Give us more stout
hemp and less legal fustian. North
west News.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
ENTIRELY TOO INGENIOUS.
His Wife Loves Him, But He Got Into
e .s-..... Trouble.

His Wife Loves Him, But He Got Into
n .r.-.% Trouble.
Ayoung married man at Winnweiler,
Germany. had got to wondering if
his wifey really loved him and whether
she would weep and lament if he hap
pened to die. Unable to find salts
factory answer TO the problem, he de-.
cided to put the matter to a practical
test. His better half returned one af-
ternoon from visit to neighbor,
little dreaming of the scene of horror
that awaited her. Stepping into the
room she started back, uttering loud
scream, for there stretched upon the
bed lay her husband with his face all
splashed with blood, and beside him
lay the murderous weapon.
At her cries and lamentations the
neighbors focked into th, house, heard
the dreadful news and p:tied the sor-
rowing widow. All at once, however,
the dear lamented one sp. ang from
the bed, "we.l and hearty" clasped
his despairing wife in his arms and
said:
Here you have me again; am not
dead. ! only wanted to see If you
would weep when had gone .
And in order to produce this effect
he had besmeared his face with the
juice Of 9 beet root, laid the pistol
beside him and awaiting the return Of
MS wife with c:osed eyes and opened
mouth. The police are now going to
bring himup for Great ting disturbance.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
CARPENTERS WORK,

They Could Appreciate Fine Music When
IL. They Heard It. -
A correspondent relates this Incl lent:
''Ah," said Verdi, 1.-THE people have
always been my best friends--from the
very beginning. It was handful of
carpenters who gave me my first real
assurance of success" M,
scented story, and asked for de-
tails.
"It was af: er had dr. .gged on in
poverty and disappointment for long
time at Bnsseeo, ana had been laughed
at BY all publishers and shown to the
door by all the impresarios. had lost
all real confidence and courage, but,
through sheer: obstinacy, 1 succeeded
in getting 'Nabucco'-so the title of
'Nabuccodonosor' is commonly con-
tracted in Italy - rehearsed at
the Scala, in Milan. The artists
were singing as badly as they knew
how, and the orchestra seemed to be
bent upon drowning the noise of the
workmen who were busy making alter
ations in the building. Presently the
chorus began to sing, as carelessly as
before, the Va, pen iero.' but before
they had got through half dozen
bars the theater was as still as q
church. The men had left off their
work one by one, and there they were,
sitting about on the ladders and scat
folding, listening. When the number
was finished they broke out into the
noisiest applause have ever heard,
crying: Bravo, bravo, viva il macs
tror and beating on the woodwork
with their tools Then knew what
the future had in store for me-"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
THE BOTFINEAU PIONEER,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
BoTTINEAU,, NORTH DAKOTA,
s.ss & .,II& BY 10 IT,
CHAS. s. McCANDLESS,
Editor and Proprietor,
Entered atthe Postoffice In Bottineau. N.
Oak, as Second-class Matter
SUBSCRIPTION 800 PER ANNuM

e = 4-a J.
The. Pioneer is always willing to
admit mistake when one has been
made,sand we are free to confess that
it now looks as if the opening Of the
Worlds Fair on Sunday was an error.
We advocated it. not because we are
opposed to Sabbath observance, but
because it seemed to US a wise and
proper thing to visit on that day, the
grandest collection of wonders and
beauties ever gathered together, but
experience evidently shows that we
were wrong, and the observance of
zone whole day in Seven will be had
without visiting the Fair. .*.s
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22

Commencing Sept. 1st, 1890, new time
schedule will 60 into effect on the Northern
Pacific r. r., whereby Pacific and CAT
lantic" express trains Nos. s and will run
through solid between st. Paul and Portland
via Logan, Butte and Garrison.
Short train service will be put on between
Logan and Butte to connect with trains N o..
l and Q and similar service will also be put
ou between Logan and Helena to connect
with trains No. 8 and which will virtually
give double trair service between St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Helena and Butte.
F.'J. REDMOND,
MP. r. r. .Agt., Leeds, n. Oak.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
Vaccination.

All parents or guardians Within the
county of Bottineau and state of North
Dakota are hereby notified to comply
with :, section IS, laws 1893. "Dehning
Duties of Boards Of Health" by either
appearing before me for vaccination or
causing the: same to be done forthwith.
SEC 13. Every parent or guardian
having the care, custody or control of any
minor or other person. shall to the extent
of any means, power, Or authority he may
possess that can properly be used or ex-
erted for such purpose. cause such minor
or other person to be SO promptly. frequ-
entity and effectively vaccinated that such
minor or other person shall not take or
be liable to take the smallpox. y,
DR.. j. LuNELL,.
!: Supt Board of Health
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
ChaInberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

Acertain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter. Salt Rheum, Soald Head. Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. i II cooling and soothing
Hundreds Of cases have been cured b
Il q ter all other treatment had faile6
Its put mp il IS and 30 cent boxes.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
DENTISTRY.

Teeth at Chautauqua prices. During
the meeting of the assembly. I will do all
kinds of dental work at cut rates.
Teeth at $1,000, 4gs
Gold filings, 400 up. !:
Alloy = 100 up,
@ Amalgam. 100 up,
Other .75Snp,
: ]. Dr.. QxvENPoRr,..~,..-
Devils Lake N. D.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
Rsm:srkable Suicide.

An extraordi dinary case OF suicide is
reported in the Berlin papers. "A 10
year-old boy, feeling himself humili-
ated by . severe reprimand that had
been administered by his parents,
seated himself ID . chair and after
loading = revolver handed il to his
brother, q lad Of 6 years, and compelled
HIM to do the shooting. The little
fellow fired but one shot. killing his
brother instantly. I;
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22
About 81 & Mean - rhey n.ke.

About a. Mean q. They Make.
a town ii Southern Georgia claims
to have the meanes, man In the coun-
try. He recently gave load OF wood
TO . poor widow, then Iii sed : cosorei
man To steal II md return II to him.,
ana then had tbs colored man arrested
for theft and sentenced u twenty
aFesrs imprisnnmeI,t
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COMUNICADOS
Puerto-Rico, Mario Is de 1898.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDE

Con fecha % del actual pubncamos 20 y
tantos renglones en- este mismo periodico, dirigl
dos & la "Dlrectiva de la Benefactora de sus aso
ciados" al pie de los cuales estampamos nuestro
nombre apellido, supuesto que cuanto allf expu-
simos entendemos que no ofende nadie, 81 en-
traiia cumplimiento de un deber por parte deuna
iunta que estA 81 frente de una sociedad benefac-
tora Haciente, que Ia negligencia apatfa en- no
cumplir acuerdos de la general, puede acarrearle
serios quebrantos, que todos los socos estamos en-
81 deber de evitar.
Que este es cierto, pruebalo muy bien el he
cho sigulente que nos releva de entrar en- ciertos
datos para probar los disgustos que puede ocasio-
mar ID negligencia, cuyo documento nos ha en-
tregado un amigo que pueden yer todos los que
0usten, el cual dice asf: Mario "a de 1893
Z Sr Inspector de Ia "Sociedad Benefactora" q
uuien corresponds conocer de este case: hago
constar que este enfermo esta con una PuLMo
MIA agada desde aver que las doce de hoy
carece de asistencia, y no IA recibldo socorro:
!" que anoche fue visitado por el medico suplente
-interino-y que hoy no ha sabido q resulta.
do de Ia receta, que no ha sido despachada to-
davfa."-Sigue Ia frma y rdbrica de un doctor.
,QuG tai, senora Directiva2 lQu6 diran los
socios lectores despu6s de enterarse do 10 que
antecede? Pues ALA Va otro data.
LaJunta general reunida u dia 10, nombr6
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pOr una mayoria Dr. HAS DE sETENTA voTos, para
m6dico de la Sociedad 81 doctor don Callxto Ro-
Nero, con fecha Is fue que la Directive le pusO
en- possession de su destino. 1Qu6 signifca esto2
Tardar seis dias en- cumplimentar aquel acuerdo;
los imparciales juzgaran, sobre todo los que de-
positaron on Ia urna el voto, nombrando al dicho
doctor, (oUE sEG6N Sc VIZ PoR Ell REsULTADo DE La
ELEco16N son LA MAYoRfA DE La DIcHA SocIEDAD)
veran Ell case que lie ha hecho dcha junta
Cuando esperabamos una justification publi-
ca de la "Junta Directiva" aludida de frente, y
sin rodeos, por nosotros, encontramos aver
con una LATA KILoMETRIcA este mismo perio-
dico, escrlta por una varias M1scARAs que sin
duda no 10 SON de la "Benefactora" puesto que
81 10 fueran no habrian escrito tanta sander ga.
brian que en- ia Junta general del 10, no so con
testaron destruyeron los cargos que ell que sus.
cribe hiciera la Directive, puesto que peti.
ci6n del sefior Lcenciado don Rafael Lopez Ian.
dron, accedi6 81 dicente dejar aquelos para otra
unta por 10 cual sagui6 discussion s0bre dich0
particular, nj mucho menos Sc pusleron vota-
ci6n, que todo case esta habrfa sido la que
hubiese decidido de los cargos planteados nun
ca unas manifestaclones hechas por interesados.
Mas nos afrmamos en- Greer que los Varios
Socsos pseud6nlmo que frma ell klometrico es
critic de LA CORRESPONDENCE, no es no son so.
clos de la Benefactora, porque de serlo, habrfa 6
habrfan firmado con su nombre apellido, al
contestar 4 uno que asi 10 ha hecho ell pseudo
nlmo Gle HdTsos Socaos es muy socorrsdo puesto
que pueden ser,o en- verdad, pero pueden no SER
10, puede ser uno solo tambIen con dicho
rrsdo pseudonimo, convendran todos samben en-
que pueden puede no ser ningdn socio; asf es
que 81 quiere contender conmigo ell autor auto.
res de Ia TENIA de referencia, quftese la careta
venga san dar bronsas Garcia puesta, pues va
paso Ell Carnaval y nadie comulga ruedas de
naolino; nosotros cuando irmamos con pseudo.
nimo, con 81 combatimos, pero cuando frmamos
con nombre, apellido rdbrica, NOS gusta Sc nos
combata de la misma msnera; hacienda constar
de una vez para siempre, que contest remos
nj haremos caso, de escritos que referan NOS
otros directamente, que estsn frmados con
nombres conocldos pues TODD 10 demas 10 toma-
remos como bromas dadas en- BALE MAscARAs
CON oARErA PuEsrA, como en- ell case presente.
Pedro a. Arbona
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Oar vista un cleg02 vergIenza me daria el de
cirlo; para los cigarrillos del mes no le alcanza
ria: Item mas, enterado de mi situaci6n moneta
ria , comprendiendo 81, que me seria impossible
sostenerme en- una Fonda, con su incansable cello
buena voluntad, me proporcion6 ei ngreso en- q
Hospital Trlcoche, donde por una fnfima cantidad
estaba en- una habitacion como de preferencia {
independents perfectamente asistido por las
vlrtuosislmas hermanas de Ia Carload de aquel
ESTABLISHMENTS; pues dicho sea de paso dis
penseme el DOCTOR les dedicar6 cuatro palabraa en-
prueba de mi agradecimiento, va que por algunos
lgnorantes, tienen Ia desgracia de ser bastante
ajadas, pues estas pobres hermanas, es impossible
calcular 81 nerito que contraen con su incansable
trabaio On Ia asistencia los enfermos en- la
hmpieza con que sostienen ell Establecimlento.
diganlo sino las personals sensatas que conocieron
el Hospital en- epocas anteriores pues la 1nica di-
hcultad que note y que es sin duda La que d&
margen todas las crfticas de que son obieto, ss
que para los aimentos enfermos no sc atienen
rigurosamente como debieran al diagn6stico ia
cultativo, pues cada enfsrmo se cree CON Ell dere
cho de pedir ell alimento que apetece, abu-
sando de la benevolencia de las hermanas; ahora
bien: que es de lamsEtar, en- Ia epoca en- Que vi
vlmos, que esten tan dominadas sometidas al
mas obscure fanatismo, muy cierto Pero vol
vamos mi curacion, que al tercero dia de estar
en- el Hospital creo que por curiosidad Sc presen.
taron tres medicos de los que en- 81 vsitan, des,
pue6 Oe T6cOnocerme mlnuc1Osamente me encar.
garon le suplicara al medico que me asistfa, no
descuidara el ojo derecho pues el izquierdo esta-
ba va perdido; pero no por estas razones Ell infa
tlgable Wives, con ex{guos cuidados sus curas
diarias, al decimo dia practice una operaci6n en-
ell olo lzqulerdo, cuyo resultado fae darle vista
Icual no serfa la sorp' de los doctores cuando
veron que al mes seis dias abandone ell Hospital
los cuatro dias mas corri para Guayama con ell
coraz6n henchido de gozo algeria, cor, olar &
mi triste familia, que SO auguraban el porvenir
mas triste lastimoso2 sCon que poder comparar
la algeria contento de esta familia al recibirme
On su seuo, habisndo salido cego volver con Wis
tar Els impossible retener en- la memoFia nj re-
cordar las alabanzas felicitaciones que en- estos
momentos SO le dedicaran al medco, que con
ayuds del que todo 10 puede, llevs cabo tai Gu.
racion; no, impossible, es recordarlo porque todas
cuantas alabanzas Sc le dediquen son pocas por
esta razon sin que pueda herir la SUSCEPTIBLE
dad modestia del doctor Wives, le dedico estas
NAL trazadas lfneas porque graclas 4 su habili.
dad exquisite cuidado, debo ell encontrarme
con mi vista en- perfecto estado de poder ganar
el pan de mi famllia
Jose Ptres Gonzdlsz.
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Yauco, d de Marco de 1893.

Sr Director de LA CRREsPoEDENCIA
Muy senior milo: Habiendo comprado Ia Ha
;ienda " Salvation y deseandolo hacer constar
en- la prensa por convenir asf mis- intereses, le
agradecere tenga la hondsd de publican en- su
ilgno per6dco la slguIente manifestation, por
O que e antlcipa az gracias su alto s. s. Q
B. ). NJ Jose Ptetrs Noretti.
El q suscribe nacs constar que ell da Ii del
corriente mes, compro don Pedro Jose Pietri Y
Ramos segdn consta de escrItura p1blica otor ga.
da ante ell Notario don Juan Zacarias Roiriguez
Cezani, la parte que pertenecia al dicho P1etri y
memories en- la hacienda SalUac.dn, radcada en- ell
barrio de Rio Prieto tefmlpo municipal de Yauco:
y que con fecha % del corrlente ante el mismo
Notario, ha comprado gualmente los senores
ion Pedro Antonio Maes.raccl don Tomas Gio-
vanetti socios de la razon social Pedro Jose Pie.
tri Ca, Ia parte que los senores Maestracci y
Giovanetti poseian en- la referida fnca, en- cuya
virtud, ell que frma queda dnico exclusive due.
no de la expresada hacienda Satuacs6n
como en- las escrituras otorgadas SO ex
presa que no pesa ningdn gravamen sobre la fn-
Ca nj los vendedores han contraido en- nombre
de ella ninguna cuenta particular, ell O. suscribe
hace constar q. por virtud de los contratos cele-
hrados queda de hecho disuelta la sociedad Pedro
Jose Pietri y C.Ay que en- 10 sucesivo no rocono-
cera ninguna cuenta sobre la expresada Hacien
da, sin que sea contraida por 6rden expresa del
que 6rma,-JosS Pietrt Moretti.
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Guayama, "a de Mario de 1893

Guayama, "a de Mario de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA
Espero MERCER de usted de cabida en- su DO
pular periodico una deuda de gratitud, para
que el pdblico en- general sepa donde debe acu
dir al encontrarse en- tan tliste sltuaclon como
Sc encontraba este su affmo. SECURE servider.
DEUDA DE GRATITUD
El que suscribe, tuvo la desgracia de caer
enfermo de la vista, con una simple ceguera, de
las que con ftecuencia atacan en- este pals, en- el
mes de Septiembre de 1891, estando empleado an
ia Villa de Coamo, obtenlendo por resultado de Ia
asistencia facultativa de aquella ocalidad, cont
nuar cada dia peor, hasta Ell 26 de Febrelo del
1892 que pase para Guayama, donde tambien me
puse bajo Ia acci6n facultativa; pero en- Enero
del presente aho, encontrandome imposibiIitado
pr6ximo perder mi vista por complete, alQ1n
Angel bueno me TOGO el coraz6n, inspirandome
que me trasladara la ciudad de Ponce, deiando
mi desconsoada familia sumida en- los mas iris.
tes pensamientos, pues las esperanzas que los "a.
eultativos de esta Villa trasmitfan mi triste fa
milia, eran que quedarfa ciego; pero ell gran Dios
que todo 10 puede no estaba dlspuesto Z permitir
tai desgracia, pues el dia 81 de Enero me puse
baio la asistencia del doctor don Guillermo vi.
YES, el que propinandome las primeras mediclnas
que fueron las palabras de consuelo esperanza.
propias de su simpatico caracter afabilidad. '
con el cello carino que un padre pudiera hacer.
10 con IN hijo. Tamhien estipulamos el estipen.
dio de la curacidn; laaben cuanto me quita, Dor
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Sabana del Palmar, Mario Is de 1893.

Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
Habiendo mediado entire ell exponente don
Carlos Leon exphcaciones references los Comu
nicados publicados en- LA CORRESPONDENCE por
mi suscritos, por virtud de los mismos he llegado
al convencimlento fntmo de que no habia funda.
en- los refe1idos Comunicados, en- obsequio 4
nuestras relaciones , vfnculos de parentezco, doy
por retiradas dichas frases dejando al senor Leon
en- su buen nombre fauna, autorizandole para la
publication de este acuerdo en- la forma que ten.
ga por convenlente - Rosendo Santiago.
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to Dor buen n1mero de incondicionales conuota-
dos de MayagIez, entire los que 6guran nuestros
amigos don Salvador Suau, don Santiago Saenz,
don Carmelo Bascaran don Miguel Lloreda,
abogando calurosamente en- favor de don Pablo
Ubarri, protestando contra q primer remitido
publicado en- LA CORRESPONDENCE por el que es
tambien nuestro amigo senior don Ricardo Men
dizabal Dicen que llevaran en- brazos al senior
Ubarri Ia junta magma que celebre 81 partldo,
como 10 llevo el pueblo para que 10 salvase en- la
Gpoca de las abominables tarlfas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-29

VAPORES que Sc esperan El esp. Espaaa
sali6 directamente de Cadlz ell Is del corriente
para nuestro puerto. Ell esp. Alfonso XIII, salio
de In Corufa ell 2l del corriente con direction
este puerto I'll esp. BSenaUentura; el rs del
corriente sali6 de Liverpool en- viaie para este
puerto El esp. Ramon de Herrera llegara mana.
ma 6 pasado de Ia Habana escalas.