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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
SAVED FROM DROWNING.
Boats Capsized on Long Island Sound
In n Heavy Gale,

sloop Agent, haiing from Branford, Mass,
and bound for Perth Amboy. n. j., was struck
by a squall Off Pentield Reef, and capsized
Capt Prout and his crew, after a struggle,
secured place Of safety on the side of the
capsized vessel, and we're taken of BY the
tug Zouave OF New York and brought to
Bridgeport, Conn.
Capt Nash found seven plush workers
clinglng to an overturned boat, eight miles
out almost exhausted. They were also
brought to Bridgeport. Two other sailing
boats were upset just outside of the harbor,
but all Of the occupants were saved.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
THREE MEN DROWNED,
tCatboat CapsiLcd in Boston Harbor
with Fatal Results.

Another drowning accident Tor which Dus-
ton Harnnr Is 50 dIreiulIy famous has hap
I~u-d. Thr,e persons uut ui party Of live
si.cp meath tn" wayc~ and the hardly re-
cdrd two Nlll feel ia. long the physical pains
du, To- tn. ~triluIn; and St-augling, and Will
never forget the horror OF seeing their CON-
plnipn- sink before their eyes.
Those drowned We're John W. Johnson, IL
vnar~ old. ~ ~ Webster street, East Boston /,
tI,"rt T. Scott u, Winthrop, married to a
ter 81 tn" Johnson boy. III the employ Of
tie American ENprS- Company; J. W. Muir
uhy. Frrru street. tharl'~lown, unmarried.
Tn. saved wrr, Thomas ". Johnson u, Of
WMthrup. married and q brother Of the boy
drowned. and Charles II. Skimmings Of 81
l"tuIdr -tFr"t. Boston.
n" party started early in the morning for u
rrll.~,. - the harior On a small rat-bOat. and
wGI"uN faun bar We're capsL:ei by puffy
~quull Nugwn 10 mariners a. white squall.
Johnson saws that he saw it coming and
shouted 10 his brother t. jump TO the bow
All lower n" -ail.
iur uu:-ter attempted TO carry out the
u1,irr. but the rul-~ worNti stlfTly aud the
cider johnson, who was the skipper OF the
r-;ltt, made his WAY t. the bow 70 lend 4
hand. B.i,r,. thc sheet could he lowered
IL" ~luaIl struck the craft and drove the
n,,W 80 far under water that the boat tllled
and ,AnH.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
News in General,

At the request of the General Electric Com
pany, Of Denver, Col, Judge Halett OF the
United States court appointed II. Z. Club
beck Of Pueblo receiver Of the Pueblo City
Street Railway Company and the Interna-
tonal Trust Company. The liabilities are
S700, 900. This move was taken to prevent
any Of the smaller creditors from causing
trouble.
Frank Waller Of Indiana, Mich. with handi-
cap Of 30s., won the 25-mile road race at
Belle Isle. His time was III. I'm. l2s, beat
ing the best previous record.
The Burton Gardiner Wholesale Lumber 4
Wire Fence Company has assigned Liabili-
ties, $1,000; assets, $780, 200.
The number Of deaths in New York City
last week was the largest for any week OF this
year up TO the present time. The total num-
Der was 1857, an increase Of 16l over the pre-
ceding week. The largest increase was in
diarrheal diseases.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
THREE FAMILIES POISONED.
Paris Green Had Been Sprinkled Upon
Berries They Ate.

John Ewart, an official Of the Boston X
Maine railroad residing at Lawrence, Mass.
had narrow escape from death with his
entire family Of six, as did also his Oldest
son and the latter's wife and children. He
bought two boxes OF raspberries and after
eating them, all were taken violently i'll.
Physicians were summoned and after hard
work all were pronounced out Of danger
Upon investigating 1t was found that the
ra-pberries and the bushes upon which they
grew had been sprinkled with Paris green
and the berries were saturated with the pols
on.
Another family of Ave who bought some o
the berries at the same store were very sick
but were out Of danger in an hour after medi
cal assistance was summoned.
The local authorities will make an investi
cation in regard to the matter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

1t is evident to the New York Tri.
bune that the maple is deeply rooted
in the affections Of the people of Wis
consin. In the recent contest in that
State to determine which is the most
popular tree, the maple received the
highest number OF votes cast-47, 27l
leading its principal competitor the
oak-21, 1913. The elm came third,
with IA, 600 votes, while the pine could
only muster II, 400. 1t is understood
that the count was fair.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
the CUNNINGHAM MURDER,
Arrests Expected in the Case OF the
Killing of the Dartmouth Athlete.

On the morning OF Oct. u, 1892, the body
OF James A. Cunningham, Jr., graduate OF
Dartmouth College class Of Ss, was found
near the Orcutt, Vt, railroad station, on the
Boston and Maine railroad. The head and
legs were cut of. Nearly 100 feet from the
body was a pool OF blood. There WAS no
blood on the wheels OF the train that ran over
the body, nor could any be found at the place
where the body rested. Later Cunningham's
oyercoat was discovered two miles away.
In it were two cuts like knife stabs under
the left shoulder, and one long stab from the
right shoulder to the middle Of the back OF
the coat. Similar stabs were found on Cum
ningham's undercoat, vest and shirts, show
ing that the man had been murdered. While
in college Cunningham played third base In
the varsity nine. sheriff Peckat, of Hart
ford, Vt, now says that the detectives are hot
ON the trail Of the murderer near the Canad-
ian border. He looks for arrests at any time.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

The San Francisco Chronicle pre-.
diets that the housewife of the next
century will not have any tin or iron
cooking utensils. She will use alumni.
mum cooking dishes, which are light,
easily cleaned and practically inde.
structible. A few of these dishes are
now made and experiments have shown
that they are far superior to any now
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
NORTH WOBURH'S LOSS.
The Buildings Destroyed Foot up
100000.

Three Of the largest buildings Of the Merri-
mae chemical company at North Woburn,
Mn~~. were burned, with all the contents,
comprising an immense stock of alum and
sulphuric acid. The buildings destroyed con-
tanned the most extensive fittings and machiLl-
cry Of any about the plant. The loss is esti-
mated at 800, 900. II is the largest fire Wo-
barn has had for years.
The fire alarm box at the works did not re-
spond, and it was pulled three-quarters Of an
hour before the alarm was sent from another
box mile distant
4 second alarm was also sounded, and by
the time the fire department arrived the
buildings were all on fire and in little over an
h ur were completely destroyed. Two Of the
buildings contained sulphuric acid chambers,
and the third was used for the manufacture
Of alum. Acid was flowing in rivers down
the railroad track. A boy named Davidson
was terribly burned in consequence of step
ping into pool of acid.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

The japanese are beginning to com
pete successfully with Europeans in
the manufacture of umbrellas, and are
not only supplying the home demand,
hnt are exporting large numbers prin-
cipallv to China, where Jspaneso goods
are rapidly driving out those of Euro
pean manufacture. The japanese ey-
ported in 1892 no less than /, POP, ia
umbrellas.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

Governor Markham Of California, set
tied the question OF the Senatorial sue
cession by appointing George G. Perkins
as the successor OF the late Senator Stan
ford. Perkins is an Ex-Governor Of Califor-
mia, and has filed many State offices. He
was born In Maine In 1899, and came Of a sea-
going race. He came to California In AZ, aud
first worked as miner, then as country
storekeeper, and made Il fortune.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

1t is calrulat 4 that there are fully
seventy Thousand Germans living in
London at the present time, and that
over tftv per cent nt the Foreigners IN
In ,lani take ~ their abode IN the
ntIropoliS
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

The official mining expert of Prus-
sia, Herr Nssse. has published re-
port OF his investigation as to the
possible duration of the coal of the
world. He believes that within six
wears the coal mines of Europe will be
exhausted, aud that the American sup
ply cannot last more than seven or
eipht wears
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

The New York sub-treasury paid out 900
900 In small bills IA exchange for large notes
The money goes mainly 10 ST. Louis aud the
West. The -ub-trrasury debit balance Of $751; :
29j was paid, s265, 900 in gold and the re-
mainder in bills.
Charles ". Depauw, one OF the greatest
capitalists in Indiana, Mich, with heavy east
ern and western interests, has assigned at
New Albany, lad.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
PAID NO HEED TO WARNINGS.
4 Frenchman of BOylston Run Over at
Worcester.

P. Azard, Frenchman Of West Boylston,
Mass, was run over by an engine on the
Fitchburg road, near the Garden street
crossing. He apparently saw the engine
coming, but in spite of warning bell and
whistle, stood between the tracks and let the
locomotive, which was slowly backing, strike
him. His skull was crushed. He was taken
to the city hospital and died within an hour,
without recovering consciousness. He wore
pin showing that he was member of the
st. Jean Baptiste Society.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

4 wholesale dealer in beef deprc-
Gates the rapid increase in the number
OF crcamrries in Maine. These estah.
lishments uoe ny all the cream, leaving
nothing for the calves lut skim mills,
and rs a result Maine veal is scarce
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

Whether or no, the coyoi' howls
mnstever remain undecided, concludes
the San Francisco Examiner, eminent
authorities having aualyzrl the nos
turnal remarks Of the beast and vari-
ously interpreted them.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

A KANGAROO that puts on the
mitte us aud spars quite ably VIII
never excel as prize-hghter. III
possesses the necessary intelligence,
an excellent reach, and great powers
Of endurance. But II can't talk.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

MUurfntenst has been aroused by the ai,
houncement that Professor Rmmerich, OF
Munich, and his assistant, Professor Tsuboi,
Of Toxic, have discovered that Asiatc cholera
In essentially . poisoning with nitric agtf
gt Srated by Koch's comma banalA
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
Essex County Herald.

Bismarck SAYS Germany must have
bigger army.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28

:, IBIS Hotel is pleasantly located In one Of
Ne Ne most nourishing villages In Northern
neS hamlshDe, ane having been thor.
Uushly refurnished and rsatte1, o6ferA grsat
Tuauoemsnss to Summer Tourists Ths
noase 10 attsd throughout With sss~s AssA
"A AZ moAArn saav..l--~~~~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-28
Essex County Herald.
IA. BISHOP, Publisher.
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ISLAND POND, VT.
TERMS. S1.5O Per Year. In Advasoe.
uA.oNIC DIRRCTOnY.

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day IN each mouth
K.y,rosE CHAPTKh No i6 X A n
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grasoSr COUNCIL, No -, K 4 b. VI
SIst,d Assemblies arst Monday In each
mouth.
sosru STAN CnArrKh, 40 IS. D (. s.
statd Asstings the third Aon'iay In each
GJuth
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27
COMUNlCADO..
LA EsTATUA EN- PROYECTO

Pues sefior, me ha llanado mucho Ia aten
ci6n Ia proyectada & estatua" que da margen {
:razar estas lineas; como en- Ia construction de
obras tan rnaeatras cada g" Vel-quisque" es libre
de emitir su opinion, lisa y llanamente dire a'gc
para ilustrar mas & los jniciadores de aquel eco
loso. Adelante, pues. =@E&
I'll que le escribi6 La CORRESPONDENCE
que en- una de Las plazuelas de as haciendas dc
don Rodulfo Perez habriasele que levantar una
egtatua dc lsvadurs," salculo Ia harlna gus
invertirla dado el tamaao del indlviduo, nj estu-
di6 de que se formarian sn "pedestal = demas
alegorfas, que en- iusticia deben ser represents
dos por los divsrsos ramos agricoLos, 1ndustEIaEes
comerciaIes que Sc viene dadIcanao aquel ee
nor. Pues bien, mi humlde sentlT, oeolex q
erigirse este monumento en- Ia forma que resoaa
re- Pero Ia "estatua, pedestal, sinacr1pciones y
demas aIegorfas " basadaa 1nicamente an los va
icsos aervicos prestados por el suaodicho capita
sts la culta eociedad humacaena, ss decIr de es-
to Tnanera:
For Ios benefcios reportados los vecinos dc
este pueblo con su psn de hojs levantases uns es'
tatua de levadura de dos mealo metros de alto
con uno y medic de eircuitc pr L. obes1dad De
su d1gestivo sparsto.-~Por lcs fsvores prestados
los iornaleros en- su industria s&carlna: ea nauy
squitativo que se la ponga en- la sstat0s per ps-
destal un bocoy de azdcar, y ae coloque aque
LA en- su dieatra una cana encorvada con oirec
ci6n sus abutadas mandlbulas.~Por los bench
clos preatsdos loa comercisntes de vlveres: de
be constrursele, contiguo la estatua, una 'grats
pirSnide" con pencas de toelno por base IL
cdspide de bacalao arenques- Por los ldem re,
portados q los de mercerfas: deba hscerse por
nodiHtas curiosas un . dosel" de tela "polis
dulce" con cortinaje de sopa boba para impadiE
el deterioro de la EgJinge por los da1osos Sf7e-
tos del polvo denaas suatanciss oxgenadas.~~
Por los sefa!ados favores los mudadcres de ga
oados: Que,se le pondra en- Ia ainieatra que est@
desouupaoa Asimlsmo, smados lecto1es, 5creeis
que He le erigira este naonumento No debeia
nj adn pensarlo.
Que 10 merece es casi como una vardad de
f6, porque es'e buen se1or hs ssperado su sep
tagenaria edsd para coops1ar ar con sus conoclmlen
| tos NADIA comunes al mejor bienestar dc los vecl
nos de esta poblaci6n, 81 6atos fueran ag'adecl
los no deber1an desperdiciar tan oportunos mo
mentoz para llevar cabo tan grandiosa obrs.
imitando as{ a los "h@roes de ,Rodas cuando 81
celebre conquistador Demetrio les siti6 por ham
bre tuvo mas luego que levantar el attic J
aquellos valieLtss en- conmemoracion erglsron
Ia entrada del puerto tan formidable estAtua >"
%@*~.~ z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27
Recortsmos de un colsgA penlnsular:

HcGOTIsG1US oS 0A cu4eSa PonAusuAsA'
"La cor0panla de opeteta Sansoni habfa to
mado paaaja en- 81 vapor Colombo, que parti6 la
semane dt'lna de Geneva para Rio Janeiro, dis.
puessa conquista" en- los tsatros del Brasil tanta
gloria dine como permitsn las turbulencias po
lticas,y ser possible mas dinero q. gloria aperci'
biendosa contra las malas temporadas q. los ar.
tistas dc operatas cosechan nj del uno nj de la
otra Momentos antes de elevar amelia los adua-
neros hicieron una Ultima requisa cuando va
iben darse por setiafechos. encontraron un pre-
mo dono debai io de un coIeh6u Era el infortuna-
do marido de Ia bailarina Fjnazzi, que no tenien.
Go dinero para pagar su billete no querendo
abandonar gu esposa en- los pellgroa de una lar
ga travesfa, habfa reourrido & esta extratagems
para cruzar el AtlAntioo gratis Cuando 90 vic
descuberto, rog6, sup!lc6, implor6 Expuso los
conA ctos posibles, los peligros, las amarguras
que espersban su mujar-una rubis bsstsnts
ace eJtabe, - ST el quedsbs en- terra. Todo en- va.
NO. Los aduaneros italianos SON inflexibes, ell
deacousoado esposo fu6 vuelto TERRA entire
gado la policis. No sabemos 81 Mad Finazzi
hara su viaje con TODD ell desconsuelo que mostr6
en- loE prlneros momentos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27
"MARIA" FoR JORGE IsAAos.

II AL Caucal exclamG, olvidado por un momento de
todo menos de Maria de mi pals !
ST. me respondi6, pero va habra usted sdvinado
Ia
II Mi madre! prorrump desconcertado
-Fsta buena, respondi6 zs.<s--
SQuien pues2 grite hacienda Ell paquete que sus ma
nos retenfan.
Made ha mJerto.
MarfaL fMarfa exclame 81 ella pudiera acudir
mis- voces, cal sin fuerzas sobre Ell asiento -.
-VamoS, dijo procurando hacerse OR ell senor Ass:
para este fu6 necesara mi venida Ella vyra 81 listed e
de ella.
"Vente, me decfa ven pronto me morire sin de-
cirte adios Az fin consenten que contese la YER
dads hace un ano que mata hora por hora ener
medad de que La dichs euro por dias Sine hu
bleran ineirumpido fecdad 20 habra vivdo para t.
" 81 vienes 81 vendras porque 20 tendre fuerzal
para reslstr hasta que yea; venes harSs soaene
una sombra de tn Mara pero sogbra necesta abra
zarte antes de desaparecer ST espero uerza
mas poderosa mi vountad arrastra sin que td me-
animes sin que cerres ME oios Emma e dejare para
que to 10 guarde todo 10 que 20 sc serS amabe
tenzas de mis- cabeos ell guarda-peo donde esta ioa
tuyosy los de mi madre Ia sora que puaiste en- mi mau
en- vsperas de irte, todas tus cartas.
Pero "a que afigrte dici9ndote todo estop Si yie
nes 20 me aentare vuelvo OR VOC s us oioR me
dcen un solo instante 10 que eos solos sabfan dese
yoJV7vire vovere ser antes era Yo no ouisro
poriIme; 20 no puedo morrme dearte solo para sen
pre-.
-AoaDs u'ssd ns DIG q seaos Az. rs0ogsado i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27

DO en- galardo mulato que venia de pie medic del
ADMINISTRATOR del jefe del resguardo.
ALA voy, contest6.
subiendo precipitadamente La escala me estrech6
sus brazos
No lloremos diio enguandose los ojos con una de
punas de su manta esforzandose por sonreir
Tan vlendo estos marneros tenen coraz6n de piedra
- "a en- medias palabras habfa dicho 10 que con
ne ansedad deseaba 20 saber: Maria estaba meior
cuando 81 sal1o de Aunque hacfa dos que
me espefaban en- la Buenaventura haban vendo
para mi slno las que 81 trao seguraente porque la am
liza me aguardaha de un momento otro.
Lorenzo no era esclavo Compa6ero fel de mi padre
en- los vaes frecuetes que este hzo durante vida
msrcal era amado po toda la famflia goEaba
fueros de mayordomo consideraciones dc amigo EN- Ia
sonomia taante mostrabs vgor franco cAr4cter al
fornido tenfa Ia frente pacosa entradas her
mosos oJos sombreados por ceas crespas negas
easica nayiz bella dentadura arnosas sonrisas bar
ba en@rgica. ~
Verifcada Ia vista de ceremoniadel Administrator
d buque a cual habfa precpitado qniendo
me en- 81, Sc puso mi equipaje e bo yyo sat9 este
con los que despu6s de haberme depeddo del
captain de algunos de mis- compahe- d. viae Guam
do nos acercabamos a ribera el horzonls sc haba va
entenebrecido olas negras se cosas pasaban
meci6ndonos perderse de Dscuridad: lu
cernagas SIN numero revoloteaban sob sresp6n rumo
Toso de las selvas de las criIlas
81 Administrator, suisto de alg l. obese ' ru.
Dlcundo, era amigo de mi padre. Luea Mtuvimos en-
TERRA, me condu1o 90 casa me instalqa ismo 81
euarto que tsna prepafado para mi Dsspla de colgag
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27

JWmtG para 10 ceItbrac.6n del 4o Cemtenarso del
6e cubrimaGsato de Puerto Rico vista de que no
ha concurrido nadia solicitar informes acerca
do las condolences en- que cede esta Junta el local
que se hala la derecha del edifcio de la Expe
sici6n, que SO destina Restaurant, ha sido
aeuerdo que Sc publique I'm naewo snuncio de
coavocatoria, admitiendosa examen hasta el dia
8 del pr6ximo Noviembre cualquiera proposition
qna quieran hscer las personaa quieues intereae.
San Juan, Puerto Rico Octubre rs de 1893
El Secfetario, j. e MartSnes Q9Satero ~ f.
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ssnIlas 10 H.'taEl. : Tasa.s:

de verano. Nabos negros para guisar Toms
tes ggantss Perejil. Rabanios para enzalads
reales onza Acegas, RemoIacha, Cebollas
de Canariss, Pimientos morrones. Melonss de
Valencia. Escarola y apio & real onza Agen.
tes constante surtido de los sin rivGE tabacos
de los sehores Sanchez Rernsanos de COmerGo. Inn
psriales cajas de Is $50 mil, Brevas prensadas
paquetes rs $40. Regafa Britannica, cajas de SO
$45. Brevas cilindradas paquetes, de 10 $15.
Victor,as caias de leo $s5. Pichones. paquetes
de 10 $40. Brevas especiale cajas de loo $25.
Millar escogido, paqustes de Is $40. Reina Vic:
toria csjas de SO $55. 2egalfa Especial GAIA de
so $50. 1odo al cOmtado. Bertran He-nanos.
Humacso.--Comerciantss impo tadores, consig-
natarios de buques Agentes de la lfnes de va.
pores "Serra", Barcelona. 15--4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27

Suplicamos las personas que envfen escri
tos para que sean pubicados en- LA CoRREsPoN
DENorA, 10 hsgan en- cuartillas por una sola cara,
fin de factar la distribution del trabajo entrs
los tp6grafos. Muchos escritos Sc quedan de un
dia para otro, por tener que componerlos un SO
10 caista,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27
Ssssts"e1'6Eg Er reSaGceSG TKSSOT =
AL LADO DEL COLMADo DE LUNA
Azul marino punto de media (cortaa cren


Otro secuestro,-Apenas habiamos acabado
de escribir la local one en- otro lugar publicamos
rsspecto I.l sec; ksSro dc LA CORRESPONDENCE fe.
chada anteayer, cuando tuvi1nos Ell gusto de reci-
-bir nuevsmente la vista del inspector de vigi'an-
cia se6or Anlador, para cumpir la orden del senor
Juez de Instruction del distrito de Cathedral, que
manda sscuestrar nueEtra edici6n nhmero ]. .006,
correspondence al FL de Septismbre dltimo y los
modes del mismo, que ya estaban distribuidos
Suponemos que esta denunc1a obedezca una
manifestation con frma responsible que, proce.
dente de Hatillo, publicamos en- aqueIla fecha.
Sabemos por buen conducto que la empresa
del tranva vaporcito del seiior Vald9s, hsr6 no.
table rebaja en- los traspertes de pasajeros entire
Baysm6n y esta Capital durante las festas del
Centsnario, y que probablemente Sc expenderan
en- Bsyam6n billetes de ida y vuelts hssta santur.
ce. La empress del ferrocarril deberia hacer
otrc tsnto pues SO triplicaria Ia concurrencia de
visitantes desde Camuy. ~
Nuestro estimado amigo 81 senor Vidal Car.
dona se propone publican IN tomo de poeafas con
objeto de dedicar 81 producido las obras de III
hospital que SO trata de fundar en- Lares. y'
Han eptrado al puerto de Ponce, procedente
de Halifax y dc Lunemburgo CON carga de sala-
zones y maderas, Ia goleta inglesa Mabel Hoapard-
y Nyansa con cargamsnto de sslazones y MADEIRA.
Nos dicen de San German: El domingo
tltimo 20 electu6 a batrido de i plaza ago tor,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27

A esta fecha deDe h4Der Ieeibido nuestro co
rresponsal de Madrid, cartas que 10 hemos dlrijl-
do autorizandole para telegrafar por cuenta nues
ira sin imitaci6n, cualquier suceso importante
que ocurra que se relacions con los asuntos de
Marruecos. El hecho de no haber recibido hasta
ahora ningdn despaeho, demuestra que NADIA nue.
vo hay respecto del particular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27
ja',b. saI.inic, Al Gvay,tsI.

DEL DOCTOR RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Es el mejor medicamento en- el tratamiento
de Ia hsss.-Cura pronto y efcazmente los cata
sros, asno, bronquitts, grippe demas sfeccionel
de las Was respiratorias. Sc vende en- todas las
BotIcas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27

do 40 pudiendo recojarse las basusas ouedaron
ahiontoHadasaen diversas parties eatorbanao u pa
SEQ por &quel sitio. Los muchachos sdieron fue
80 aquellas Il policia 10 amprendi6 con un
grupo de jovencitos era de yer que mientras re.
prendfa unoB, so sncendfa otro mont6n puea
Gran varios los muchachos cuando este 1ltimo
sucedia psta6an fsege. Est6 dur6 hasta las 10
de ID noche; sin duda como saben estes mucha
chos que 81 c6lera se acerea hsbrAn querido putt.
fcar Ia atm6afera"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-27

OACA Sc arrienda una buena casa en- Ba
O1AOA yam6n frente Ia estaci6n del
tranvia del senor Valdss. Tiene toda elase de
comodidades. Para mas informes detsles don
Ramon VAld6s en- Bayam6n. 81