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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14
A storv OF the President,s Honeun,


Mrs. Mckee has as her guests, Miss Newcomer
and sister, Mrs. Wolcott of Indianapolis, says a
Washington dispatch to the New York Times.
Their presence at the white house recalls a
laughable incident, illustrative of Mrs Har-
rison's keen sense of the ridiculous The story
related by her to friend less than a year be-
fore her death was In regard to O visit made by
her with the President soon after their mar
riage to the father OF the present guests, Dr.
Newcomer. who was a relative. The old doctor,
In the course of a long and successful practice,
had attained considerable local celebrity for the
preparation OF certain pills which proved a
specific In cases of liver complaint. Notwith-
standing the entreaties of his family that he
would advertise the pills and thereby reap a
financial harvest, otherwise unattainable, he
chung to the old school idea that to do SO would
be tantamount TO branding himself a quack
This latter result was, naturally, not to be de-
sired by one of such high standing as DIR. New.
conner, and so the family appeals we're ignored.
About the time that President and Mrs. Har.
risou went to spend portion of their honey.
moon at his house, there came to the quiet little
| country town. in which he then lived an eper-
| getic agent for certain brand of yeast, powder
determined to advertise wares in the manner
| best calculated to attract general attention.
The plan hit upon was indeed novel, for az
! Mrs. Harrison looked from her window early
| one morning, she beheld an affrightened yellow
dog scamperlng through the town bearing or
! his fat sides The sign, Use Blanks Yeast
! Powder"
AS speedily as possible after breakfast she
secured some white paint, and, enticing the
doctors black dog upstairs, remained closeted
| with him in the garnet for some time. When
! they emerged from the secret session Mrs. Har.
rsons face was study in subdued rnerrlment,
! while the dogs side was decorated with the
| neatly executed inscription, Try Newcomer's
| Pill" The animal, given his freedom, appears
! to have made the circuit of the town with a
Notwithstanding celerity, judging by the friends
| who during the day poured INTO the doctors
| office to congratulate him upon the efficacy of
his method of advertising, and at the same time
| to laugh over the means employed for this pur-
! pose. lhe visitors however, had the laugh all
! to themselves, for the doctors wrath rose as
the number of his visitors increased. In con
sequence of his indignation at the joke Played
| upon him, it was not for some time thereafter
| that Mrs. Harrison dared svow her action in the
|
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

On tho last inaugural occasion President
and Mrs. Cleveland invited Gen. and Mrs.
Harrison to dine with them at the white
house on the evening previous to Inaugural.
tion day. The invitation was accepted g,
and the occasion was reported to have been
a very pleasant one. Week after next
however, President Harrison will not return
the compliment in kind, owing TO sadly
changed circumstances. But, with his
daughter, Mrs. Mckee, as hostess, he will
receive President and Mrs Cleveland at
the executive residence after the Inaugural
tion, and will then take his departure for
indianapolis. The social courtesies between
the outgoing and incoming chief magis-
trates are minor incidents Of the day, but
they are always scrupulously observed and
invariably pleasant.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

The report OF a far-reaohing business
combination between Politician Richard
Croker and Capitalist Henry NJ. Flagler
comes from New York. 1t is said they are
responsible for a resolution recently adopted
by the New York legislature calling upon
the states congressman to take steps to
make the Blight of Canaveral, on the Flori-
da coast. a harbor of refuge. The report
goes on to say: Croker is a close friend OF
Flagler, who owns a railroad running from
st. Augustine 20 near the blight which by
the building OF breakwater could be made
a magnificent harbor, the southernmost on
the Atlantic coast. The establishment Of a
line of steamers would give the shortest
mail route from the north and cast to South
America and the West Indies"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14
It Made the Attendant shivar.

pretty girl, who is the daughter of a re-
spected citizen Of Charlestown and herself a
brilliant student in medical school in the city.
went into one Of the big dry goods stores the
other day to make some purchases and came
away leaving a neat parcel behind her upon the
counter, says the Boston Globe. She hadn't
gone far from the store when she missed the
parcel and hurried back for it.
what was in your bundles" asked the at
tsndant at the desk TO which Miss - had
been referred by the girl who served it.
Miss - hesitated moment and then said
"An arm"
"A WHAT" said the startled attendant
IAN arm, - repeated Miss - calmly, 81 am
medical student, she said, by way Of expla-
nation. 81 am taking it home to disssct It,"
DO you see the parcels"
YES there it is"
would you mind stepping into the Office and
taking it yoursslf?" asked the attendant with a
SILVER
Not in the least" said Miss -.
She took up her arm" with a smile left thu
store and continued her way homeward.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

The yellow flag usually gives warning
that the place at which it is displayed is to
be avoided; that there is danger in the
neighborhood. 1t is the ensign of pestilence
and death. Yet the yellow flag was the
most noticeable decoration at a banquet in
New York the other day, given in honor of
DIR. Jenkins, the quarantine officer who
combatted the threatened cholera invasion
last year. 1t is not often token that
usually carries so much terror with it is
given prominent place at O feast.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

Hilary A. Herbert was confederate
soldier, and a good one, but that is no
reason why he should not be Secretary of
War, as some republican newspapers seem
20 think. 1t was over quarter of q century
ego that Col. Herbert was confederate
officer. Re is a union man now, and as
good one as there is in the union. His ap-
pointment to the war Office would mark the
complete restoration of confidence between
the sections. There has heen no southern
Secretary Of War since John B. Floyd, Of
Virginia, who held the Office under Buch-
anan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

Mrs Cleveland's private secretary will
hardly have much time to devote to knit
ting during Office hours. After March 4
Mrs. Cleveland will be digger man"
than even her husband, to that large and
powerful constituency of hers known as
society. To keep this constituency in a
good humor. and give Mrs. Cleveland more
time to devote to her husband and baby,
will be the duty of the secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

The tourist TO Washington for the in
auguration event who expects to see the
Tammany division in the parade made up
of Indians in war paint. or typical New
York toughs in cloud" clothes, will be dis
appointed. Tammany will be represented
in line by 5000 men, all dressed in plain
suits OF black and wearing black silk hats
as unlike tigers" Indians or toughs as
could be imagined.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

If Mr.. Rockafellow, the Wilkesbarre
banker who kept oil of his books III bis head,
should move to Atlanta, where bank clear
ances are sometimes "kited," be might
enable the local newspapers to report
clearances Of uuheard OF millions per month
without having to multiply the actual
clearance by two, or any other number.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

Poor old Ferdinand de Lesseps is reported
to be dying, an imbecile and in ignorance
of his sentence. Probably it is better so.
Hewin never know his own disgrace. To
himself he is still the great De Lesseps, hon
ored of all the world. Had he died year
ago his fame would have been secure. But
he has lived too long.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

The assistant United States treasurer at
San Francisco reports that his sub-treasury
has accumulated &c 10000 in gold since
his recent shipment Of $4,000, 600 across the
continent to the sub~treasury in New York
and that he has now about S27, O0O, 900 in
gold in his vaults. Still, the inflow in the
west does not keep pace with the outflow in
the east,
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South Dakota has been offered an affront
by France which should not be submitted
20. A Paris court has refused to recognize
the divorce from her husband granted
Nine. de Stuers by a Dakota court re-
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

Preparations for official house moving are
going on rapidly in Washington. Il is re-
ported that President Harrison has packed
his grandfather's hat in oamphor and nailed
the box lid on.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

Now that Russia and France are to assist
In upholding the Monroe doctrine there is
little ground for appreheDding that England
will seriously object to the annexation of
Hawaii to this country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

Mr.. GLADSTONE smokes occasionally, but very
little. He will accept cigar once in great
while from near friends, while their guest and
take Just few whiffs Of smoke. Sometimes IL
is even asserted, he is seen with cigarette be-
tween his fingers but he was never seen smok
ing one.
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The President, it is reported, will take up
the practice of law In Indianapolis after be
has become the ex-President. He will not,
however, resume the drudgery of office
work, but act in an advisory capacity to
his firm and practice only in the higher
courts. 1t is probable, also, that he will
engage In some literary work before long.
In regard to the report In circulation some
time ago, that he would become a professor
at Leland Stanford University, California,
the New York Tribune says the offer was
made in jest last winter. during an after
dinner talk at the white house, when Sena-
tor Stanford was a guest Senator Stan
ford said in a light, off-hand tone: "Mr
President what will you take for your
chances for another term in the white
houseI' 30" replied the President in the
same light manner, II will take law pro-
fessorship in the Leland Stanford Univer-
sity and $4,000 a year" Every well, 4"
said the senator. 1--WE will consider that
bargain. When you leave the white house
you are TO come out to the university
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

It is probable that the lady's private sec
rotary will become society fad after next
month.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14

STEPHEN G. BoYD OF York, Pa, formerly
editor OF the York Gazette. has just been ad-
mitted to the bar after passing very credita-
bic examination. He was 81 years Of age when
he began his law studies.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-14
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The session OF
the House to-day was devoted entirely TO
local bills called up by the committee on
the District of Columbia.
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as .ha Monsr,so News ONCE q Park Row.
new York. Al advertising business ou'sio9 o.
sAe states Of Georgia, Florida and South caro-
ksaa Win be managed by him.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

REFoRuEHsE EH tNFERNAhEs D6foREs, dshe Sci
1usted que por su proceder para CON sus paisanos
nospuede vivir On 50 pals natal, y tiene que es-
tar de BoHEno en- Ell v1E5o MUNDo, buscando el
MoDUs-vNENDI, que deseo 10 encuentrs siempre,
pero sin neces1dad de offender ridiculizar per-
sonas respetadas respetables, que est6n en- una
altura, donde usted no podra nunca llegar; como
resulta con mi sefior padre, pues este, puede muy
blen dar usted disgusto, porque 81 bien hoy NOS
encontramos dlstantes puede que SO acorte esta
distancia alg1n dia, y de cerca le olga usted
mas. J. . MUoHo MAs.... de 10 que qusero decir en-
6sta; pues por respeto al pdblico teniendo en-
cuenta la distancia que NOS separa, no le he di-
tratado como Sc meIece
Su casa Santurce, Puerto-Rico Agosto IL
de 1893.
Rutfno UbarrS Iramategus
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qas 90 pfoeeda desde luego d impression dc IL
Meinorla pteaentAda, cuentaa presupuesto para
50 81 y bases presentadas por 81 vice .presiden.
te senior Blanco, para Il fundaci6n del Banco de
Cr6dito sgricola. Sc tomo en- consideration una
moci6n del Consejero sefior Lopez Tuero para
fundsr. nm per6dico, organo de ia Asoclaei6nsy
que este se distribuya gratis entrs los aseciados
fin de que est6n al ccrrente de los trabaios que
se realizan y puedan, 81 quiereD, emitir sus opi
niones sobrs todos los aalfntos agricolas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

FuerOn detenidos aver por Ia po!icia en- esta
Capital los individuos JESUS Martinez y Nicolas
Moiica, por peles y esc&ndalo en- la calle~ de San
jose; Jose C6tala lsabelo Zequeiro por pelea y
escaudalo en- 10 Gale de Ia Fortaleza; Marcelino
Figueroa, por haber herido Maria Justa Rive.
ra; y Pedro Villar Jimenex, por herir Juana
GonzGlex que fu6 curada en- el cuarto de 5000
Hroa.
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=. Secclon de AnuncIOs
Administrator local d aIss.. ' Aig.s.
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO

DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO
Por ell presente cita los sehores Concentrates Inn
cOrrisnte las tres de- la tarde los saones del Ayunta
mento para del Peparto hecho los
res del gremio IL de Agosto de lS9S-El
Sindfco. Pedro Arsuags.
querias de esta Capital convoca todos los Dviuos
mismo concurraa La casa nmero cae de Te-
terarse de las respecas Quotas que han cas
fcadoes exponer sus queas razones los que Sc conde
cedentes.-Puerto-R 10 de Agosto de 1s98-Pabo L
Lopez
Ell que suscribe elegido por ell gremio de Pull
peria tabaquera de ests Capital todos los
de la cale de San Jose las dos de La tarde del a del
coente entease de las respecvas Quotas que les han
los que consideren agravauos acorar mayora las
resouciones Rico, 10 de Agosto de
1s93.-E Sindico, A. Cividanes
El que .uscribe sidico eegdo por gremio de Alma
vuos del mismo para que la cae de la Fota-
leza nw 80 Ia una del da IL del actual enteraIse
dores exponer sus ies que Sc
agravad9s acordsr Ror mayora Las resol1sones poes
Msyoi: SiGSos- 0-'0' '' A0E'' '' ''''0'fnA'u'
Ell que suscrbe sindco eegdo por ell gremio de Casa
de pupos esta Capital conyoca todos los individuos
del msmo para que La casa n1mero l3 de la
terare de respectvas que seaado los
exponer quejas razones los
DC Dc
co, Antonio SomOhano
E que suscribe sindco eegdo por Ell gremo de bode-
cones Capital todos los ndviduos del
msmo para que concurran Ia nmero Is de Ia cae
Teuan ell dia I6 las ocho de la noche, enterarse
las respecvas que les han sendo los clascado
res, expone1 quejas los consideren
agravados acordar por mayoria las resoucones
Rico de Agosto de 1S93-El Sindico,
Antonio SomohanO.
e. que suscrbe irdico elegido gremio de Pres
tastas de esa Capital todos los ndvduos del
msmo para coneruran los saones del Excmo. Ayun
tamiento de Ia tarde del a IL del corrente
las respecvas Quotas les han seaado los
casifcadores exponer queas los que
sderen agravados acordar por msyos las resoucones
procedentes Puerto Rico 10 de Agosto de 1884.
MoncloVa yC.'
que suscriben sndicos elegidos por Ell gremio de
Pupeias sin abaqueria de- esta Capital convocan todos
los indivduos del msmo que coucuran Ia casa n
nero Ia de Ia cae del Crsto las dos de Ia tarde del
a 6 del corene para de las especvas Quotas
que les sehalado los casicadors exponer queas
los consideren agraViados acordar por
mayora las resoluciones RI de
Agosto de S93-E Sindico, R. Suarez-E Sindico, Anto
MO Mendez-E Sindico, Manuel Vnlamii. al
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Nos comun1can de CaL&ilo

RREsPoNDENCA, segdn SO dice, fueron arrojadas
ID panadsria que tiene don Juan Davils y no en-
IL del sefor Miranda Ciertamente trataron de
escalar el establecimiento de do1a Victoria Fer
n&ndez y los buenos servicios del guardla Fer
naudo Villa Sc debe el que quedara sin efecto 81
Atentado"
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suerte de elnpezar despertar 4 este catl,eptieo
pueblo. E domingo On Il tsrde, como estd
anunciado, 81 cs ebre, Cbonspsan Chsstavin CORE
re On eI paseo Las Danos, & quien SO propone
veneer Vsento. Agunas apuestas de mejicanos
lei 81 al SO. Sc cfuzar6n. Por Ia noche dar4 el
Centre de Literature Recreo una sencilla JARA-
NITA Como dicho Centro fu6 de los qusmados,
sahora Teaparece CON mas esplendidez algeria
Las bellas arecibefas, se proponen dicha noche
adornar aquel salon, para probar 81 mundo ente
70, que nj aun 81 fuego pone mdstias las flores
de ese apreciado jardiD. Resultara muy anima
do Ell bale /"
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A Ultima hora reciblmos esta tarde ell 81.
guiente telegrama de Guayama:
"En el vecino pueblo de Arroyo 90 ha sui.
cidsdo ell respectable caballero don Pedro Emilio
Boudens, disparandose dos tiros de revolver en-
Ia sien derecha--N Agente." ~@#
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Buques puerto ssta nAanan&: goleta anne
ricana "Isaac Jackson, pendiente; goleta idem
"Charles Mortord", descargando; vapor nacional
"M. T.. Villaverde", cargando para su ruta; 60
letas de cabotaje: "Coraz6n de Jesds", para Are
cibo; "Petra", para idem; "Coraz6n de Maria,
yagdez; "Providencia", para Fajardo; "Pepito"
carenando; "Amelia", idem; ''Hortensia", idem;
"Nueva Nor, para Arroyo; "Joven Clara, pa
ra idem; ELENA, pendiente; "Maria Artau", id
"Isabela", ara Humacao y Yabucoa; "Julia",
para Vega.baia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Recientes nutlclas dc Peninsula anuncian
-I-el fallecimiento ocurrido en- Madrid de la
distlnguida esposa de nuestro amigo el Sc
nor don Alberto Regulez, director que fue
1e1 Institute G vi ue esta Capital. RIP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Nuestro amigo 81 .enor don Rafael Fabian,
socio de Villar, Fabian Ca de este comercio,
"a remitido por haberlo SO oictado varios fabri-
.antes de Barcelona, el Reglamento de la Expo.
sicion regional fin de enviar algunos objetos 4
Ia misma
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Nos escriben de Arecibo

"Empisza levantarse 81 esplritN abatido
porque ha venido atravesando esta invicSk Villa
del luctuoso acontecimiento del 25 de Ma.
Todo on Ia tierra hasts el amor GO olviS
dijo a'gnien. 81 todo fuera pana "a d*nde
iriamoa 1paras7 al se6or Bielsa L cab, e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

LA Comlslon provincial IT, to en- la session de
aver los sguientes asuntos: Presupuesto extraor
alnario de Pehuelas y Adjuntas de SO & 94- Re-
curse de alzada de varios ConcejAles de Camuy
contra un acuerdo del Ayuntamiento dscarando.
1olos incspacltados para ejercer el cargo-Supre
sion de una escuela rural en- Barceloneta-C Cuen
tas de Carceles de Arecibo Mayaguez por 1853
20 y 1876 espectivamente-Recu de aiza
do de los sehores ig y Hernandez, de Huma
Gao, contra un acuer o del Ayuntamiento de
aquel pueblo en- que SO les deneg6 Ia devolucion
de unos derechos &c &C nsumo.ss(
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

El dfa IL del corrlents por 10 tarde, al toque
de oraciones, empezaran en- la Iglesia de San 10
s6 las novenas toda orquesta por 10 Asocisci6n
del Sagrado Coraz6n de JESUS, establecido en-
esta Capital. Durar&n hasta 81 ~ que hsbra CO
uoi6n general,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

Orden de la plaza para madans: Jefs de dia
el comandante del battalion de la "Patria", don
Augusto Pamfes. Vista de hospital, primer ca
pitAn del battalion de Ia "Patria". Paseo de con
valescisntes, un sargento del battalion de "Col6n"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-12

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