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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

The foundation is of good hard burned
brick, laid In lime mortar, Is inches
thick for cellar wall and 9 inches for
foundation walls. The chimney Is Of
hard brick and mortar, laid with close
Joints and thimbles where required.
The interior side walls OF the two
stories are hard finished on two coats Of
best brown mortar and seasoned lath.
The frame is Of sound timber, properly
framed, raised and secured. The stud
ding, joists and rafters are spaced 16
inches from centers. The joists are
we'll brldged. All window frames have
%-inch stiles and timber stills of clear
pine. The sashes are rs inches thick,
glazed as indicated on elevations and
hung to balance weights with good cord.
The outside Of tho upright frame is
sheathed with shiplap sheating and pa
per, and covered with clear pine clap
boards, showing four-fifths Of their
width TO the weather. The porches
are constructed Of clear pine, with cell
ings of narrow headed stuff and turned
columns and spindles. The roofs are
OF cypress shingles laid on No. fenc-
ing sheatlng The ridges are saddled
with pine boards. Hanging guttors of
tin are provided for all caves and 3-inch
conductors to conaey roof water to
ground.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
An Occult Impression.

"Do you believe In impressions?"
asked the doctor, a specialist OF well
known skill In the medical world.
THAT depends" was the answer,
ION what makes the impression and
how deep IL is"
II don't know whether ! should call
the faculty OF which ! speak, an i'm
preston or instinct. either OF which
might be the result OF education and
strong intuitive qualities. But 10 me
II seems like occult knowledge given
by inspiration"
"Tell the story, Doctor" cried one
Of the party, 1--WE are consumed with
curiosity"
"Ob, IL isn't much OF story" said
the doctor ihoughtfully. The incident
happened when | was In general prsc-
tice. was sent for at daybreak on one
occasion in great hurry. A young
lady was dying with all the symptoms
of poisoning. The messenger did not
know what she had taken, or how IL
had happened, but was sure she could
not live and would please hurry with
all my might?
81 seized some remedies, and then
was conscious Of doubt. / must work
in the dark, for did not know what
antidotes would be needed. Then as
plain % ever heard anything In my
life, word came 20 my inner senses, a
name spoken only TO the alert ears Of
my mental being: 'Laudanum.' l never
disputed it. but selling the antIdote for
that particular poison / hurried away
with the messenger, who had waited
outside.
"Sure enough, the woman had taken
a dose Of laudsnnm, not with suicidal
intent. but 20 induce sleep. II proved
an overdose, and found her violently
III, but was able TO restore her. after a
few hours. 70 her normal condition OF
health. But could never account for
that remarkable impression which
helped me TO save her life"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
neighbour, CT

home In every meaning of the word. A
house may be simple enough TO be cheap,
yet, with the parts well proportloned,
altogether all attractive feature of the
surrounding landscape. Construction
ally this house ranks among the more
costly, the material being OF good quail
ity throughout, experience having
proved that good substantial materials
and work are less expensive In the end
than fashy, perishable ornaments.
The plan has six good rooms, besides
vestibule, pantry and numerous closets.
An admirable feature is the stairway.
Doors open onto it from the parlor
and kitchen, thus making it avail
able from both front and rear. A cell
lar is provided under the kitchen and
dining room and reached from the
kitchen by stairs under the main fight.
The construction is shown in the fol-
lowing abstract Of the specifications:
The height of the cellar is 6 feet 6
inches; first story, feet; second story,
S feet, all in the clear. The cellar is
excavated to q depth Of feet and the
loose earth used TO grade around the
house at completion, leaving Is inches
OF the wall exposed to view on the out
side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
RETIRED PRESIDENTS.
What Some of Them Did After Leaving
the White House.
BostoR Globe.

BOstop Globe.
When a man had reached the top
round OF political preferment and was
called down by the limitations OF the
tenure OF office, it was formerly no
small problem for him to decide what TO
do with himself.
Washington, Jefferson and Madison
returned to their farms and ended their
days in comparative isolation. Jeffer-
fon thus spent seventeen peaceful years,
and Madison nineteen years. The ell
der Adams, Pierce, Buchanan and
Hayes became practical recluses.
John Juincy Adams set the first ex-
ample OF stepping from the Presidents
chair into active politics. He was lead
er of the lower House for nineteen
years, dropping dead at his post at the
ripe age OF 81. Some OF the ex-Presi-
dents took to travelling after their re-
tirement. Polk was stricken with the
cholera, but other ex-Prosidents were
more fortunate. Grants tour around
the world, made notable by many an
honor, is part OF the history OF our
time.
President Cleveland's sturdy Democ-
racy forbade his shelving himself, and
he returned to his profession. 1t Is
said that President Harrison will do
the same, and It is good resolution.
There is no reason in this age, when
men have dropped wigs and knee
breaches, why a President who has
served his term should be any more
than an honored American citizen,
ready to resume his regular occupation.
so long as his health and strength hold
out.
Great men were scarce In he days OF
Jefferson and Madison, when there were
no comm on schools and preferment was
above the range OF most plain people.
Greatness is now within the reach OF
all, We have ceased TO make fetish
out OF 1t, and retiring President has
no reason for posing as anything more
than a favored citizen, who Is not
ashamed to again hang out the old shin
gle that started him on the road to the
White House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
ARE YOU WEAK?
Do You Feel Tired, Nervous and
Frustrated?
Here is Some Advice for lou by Two
Prominent Ladies.
Spring Dangerous Tims-You Should Heed THIS
Matter Now

This is not only the season of sickness,
but everybody feels weak, tired, languid
enervated as the spring approaches. You
need something to strengthen your nerves,
invigorate your blood and start up the ac-
ton of all the organs. In other words you
need spring medicine, and should useDr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
Here is what Mrs. Lydia A. Cornen, OF
Ridgefeld, Conn, says of this great spring
restorative:
81 was sick with extreme prostration
and for three months 1 was on my bed. No
one knows what l suffered. Many times
thought Twas dying. l saw DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy adver-
tised in the papers. and sent at once and
bought bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
BUNCoED By A WOMAN.
A Farmer done out OF 500 by a Sir
pie Twist of the Wrist.

A Farmer done out OF 500 by a Sim
pie Twist of the wrist.
LAMBERTvILLE, n. j., March 25,-A
woman bunco-steerer to-day beat a
farmer residing few miles from this
place out of $500 by a twist OF the
wrist. She. was middle aged woman,
neatly attlred, and told tho farmer she
was looking around for coutry-seat
and that his farm suited her exactly.
She told him to name his own figure,
as she would not bubble about the
price. So eager was she to cliDch
the bargain that she insisted on paying
down $500 as guarantee OF good faith.
The anxious buyer then produce.
a 81, 600 bill. The farmer had heard
of Bunco men and woman and took the
note to the bank 20 have it examined
The cashier said it was as good as
gold.
Returning to his house be gave her
back her bill and then drew on his
own store for the necessary difference
to pay her 500. While engaged in this
work the woman substituted counter
felt 81, 900 bill for the good one and
the trick was done. When the farmer
tried TO deposit the bank note he
learned that he had been swindled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, O., March q. = Rev.
Hingely, of ST. ClairsVille, is visiting his
son John, of North Chestnut street.
Miss Lizzie Hummer visited friends IN
St. Clairsville and Wheeling this week.
The GAINESVILLE Canning and Packing
Company mas purchased the property Of
W. II. Hobbs, on South Chestnut street,
and will Immediately commence the cree
ton of their factories thereon.
Rev. Currie, Of Allegheny City, will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow Sunday
The ladies Of the Christian church will
serve their annual Easter supper IN Ma-
sonic Hall, next Thursday evening.
Gus. McGinnis leaves Sunday night for
Cincinnati, where he joins Pap Anson's
Club, and viii proceed with them on their
Southern trip.
Mr.. Jay d. Thomas, who has been at
tending a medical college in Cincinnati, is
home on vacation
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

IL commenced 10 improve, and when
that bottle was gone was able to 90 down
stairs got another bottle and when that
was gone / was able 10 ride eight miles. l
have had no more of that nervous sickness.
have taken great deal OF medicine, but
l never had any that did me the good that
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy has"
Read also what Mrs E. F. Meigs, of LIS
Fifth ave, New York City, says of this
wonderful invigorator:
"Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy cured me of that tired, langud
feeling, and extreme nervousness. / took
medicine from several doctors and got no
relief. never saw such wonderful med
icine as this; it cured me completely"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
Designing a Modern House.

Every mans house is his castle" is
true in many ways. for while it may be
ever so humble it holds within its walls
that which Is sacred TO him and at the
same time is so associated with all that
appeals to the better part OF nature
that the desire to render it more beau
tiful and inviting is fast becoming
part OF our everyday education.
The designing of modern house is
without doubt based upon principles Of
economy and practical convenience
rather than scientific method, and it is
attended with more or less success in
proportion TO the knowledge and expe-
rience Of the designer. 1t is not by any
moons necessary in the arrangement OF
convenient apartments and their appli-
cation to the wants OF the modern
housekeeper 70 employ those technical
rules which govern the erection Of
architectural structures OF magnitude
and which OF necessity call for scienti-
&c treatment in their many details Of
construction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

Not only IVES Dr.. Sharp the best sur.
geon IN the State, but, best Of all, be
was young and eligible. II was. then,
not to be wondered a. that be was par
tlcularlT liked By fond msmmas with
manageable daughters, and still less q
cause for wonder that he considered
himself as always on the defensive.
One afternoon, a. tea given By Mrs.
Bicker for her eldest daughter. his hos
tess remarked, with catering interest,
sit must require great presence oil
nInd In your profession. doctor. Now
supposing man should fall out OF .
balloon. what would you do frst?v
.sWait for him TO come down." he re-
piled. --BostOn Budget.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RaIIIy
Time Table No. s. To take enect 1901 q. N.
sunday, November ~. 1922

Time Table No. s. TO take effect 1901 .. IN.
sunday, November 70. 1922.
Leave whesling-f5:sO, t6:40. t7:ie, $500
+9:45 gq:45 ti0:3 fli:50 .. m, Slf:i5. ti:t5
ts:OO. $50, s4:S5. $50. 1870 p. m.
Leave Psnin.uls-tb:to 70, tS:iG IN, w;o'
1851, 1871. tl0:S, tll:9! a; m, sis'LA h'o~
t3:Cd 1871, .4:4l. 1855, t6:B p. m. -.
Arrive Martins Frrry-t5b2, tc;ol r;sy,
1913, 1857. ys:S7. tl0:35, tl2.0S $3.50. ts;09
| 1919, t3.23 - a, s6:0l, T6:42
$1,000. 5000 tll:i5 a m, fl:iS. 2;lI, 1;fo,
1918. 1921, 1855 1870 tl0:49 p. N.
Leave Langhlin's hill-t7:.L tll;B a. M,
tl:lS. t3:43 s5:iS p. 10.
Leave De Haus Croshng-t7;2o tll'ls q N
tl:le, t2:<4. 1919 p. m. - .oo
arrive Martins Ferry-so;S fo;sS Nia'
$1,000. sl0:4 til:22 tl:22, t2;S, t2:t7, on.
Is: 50 t6:0l 1881 20 4s.
'Dany. tDsiiy except sunday ssusdays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Clock
in telegraph otics At Wheeling hshe Si'ndAfd
nols,Ad TAUsSIG. superintsHcSt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
SECOND STORY.

The porch floor is of narrow tongued
and grooved pine, inside floors of by 6
tongued and grooved pine, all carefully
laid and thoroughly nailed al each bear
ing. The closets are shelyed and hooked
in the usual manner. The doors are Of
seasoned pine, paneled and nodded; in
side lss, outside Ia inches thick; all
doors hung with suitable buzz asd
mortise locks; sash fastenings 10 all
windows. All outside work usually
painted has three coats Of paint; Inside
filled and hard oiled yellow pine on first
floor and painted on second floor. The
house was built after this plan COM
plete at Carthage, H., for 5000 and
could be duplicated In most places at
same figure. E. A. PAYNE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

You know that you feel weak and tired.
you know that your nerves need strength
ening and your blood invigorating. Be
sides, your liver, kidneys and bowels do
not act just right What you require is DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
If you will take this wonderful spring
medicine, it will restore you 10 perfect
health, strength and vigor.
All druggists keep it for 81, and IL Is
purely vegetable and harmless. Doctors
recommend it as the best Of all spring
medicines Indeed il is the prescription
and discovery Of the eminent physician,
Dr. Greene, of IS w. 18th Street, New
York, the successful specialist in curing
nervous and chronic diseases, who can be
consulted in all cases free of charge, per-
sonallv or by letter
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
Ivos win PLAY slosson.

KANSAS CITY, No, March 25.-Frank
c. Ives, champion Qbilliard player
of the world, to-day said that he
would play George Slosson for any
amount the latter pleases to put up
The match, he says, must come off
either at Chicago or New York and be
OF balk line game. Ives made no re-
strictiOnS as to time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
Killed Under the wheels.


Special TelsorG8 70 ths SuFday RsQlsIsF.
POINT PLEASANT. w. VA. March 25.
Ed. Miller, son OF John 5. Miller, an
old resident Of this lace, was run over
and killed az the KanaTha and Michi-
gan Junction, at this place. at O'Clock
this evening. He was employed In the
Kanawha and Michigan yards, and in
stepping from the cabOose, slipped and
fell under the wheels, cutting of both
legs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26


There has been a remarkable absence
OF speculation as TO the probable sue
cessor 10 Secretary Dillon Of the Amer
lean Fllnts, of whom it is authorita-
lively stated that he will decline TO be
n candidate for reelection az the Ma
tional Convention 20 be held In JUNE.
No officer has ever filled the position TO
greater satisfaction than the present
Incumbent, and strong. pressure VII!
probably be brought 10 bear upon him
10 Induce him 20 reconsider the determ-
iDation which he is credited with having
expressed.
Wheeling and vicinity may produce
candidate 10 succeed Mr.. Dillon, as
some OF the acknowledged leaders Ia
the organization live in this vicinity.
One gentleman who has been named,
Mr.. Robert Pekari, Of Factory 80,
would be an excellent selection. III IS
perhaps not generally knOwL that Mr..
Pekari is the present Chairman OF the
Auditing Committee of the A. 4. u. w.
u, one Of the most important offices 10
the organization. He has been mem
Der of the Auditing Committee for
number of years, and has acquired
fund Of knowledge pertaining to the
different branches OF the glass trade,
which render him In every way capable
ofiulng the responsible position OF Sec
rotary. Mr.. Pekari has probably not
given the matter any serious thought,
but be has host OF friends among the
craft who would be glad TO see the man
lie OF Mr.. Dillon fall upon his shout
ders.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

New YORK, March 25.-A csblegram
from London to the EreRing Post says:
1.-THE correspondent OF the Westminster
Gazette at Oxford, declares that the pro-
poSals to send an eleven and an eight to
Chicago this year have fallen through. y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
AUSTIN GIBBONS WILL FIGHT
Dick Burge. Jack MoAulIfIe, stanton Alb
bolt, or Billy Myers.

bolt, or Billy Myers.
BOsToN, March 25.-In q few days
Austin Gibbons, the recent conqueror
OF Mike Daily, proposes to issue a SEN
sational challenge, backed by good
sized forfeit Ia letter to Captain
Cooke, yesterday. jim Gibbons, his
hacker, states that Monday he will for
ward $500 in support of a challenge for
his brother to fight Dick Burge, Jack
McAuliffe, Stanton Abbott, or Billy
Myers, in the order named, he will
undertake to stop Abbott in six rounds.
Gibbons will fight any one of the men
mentioned either in this country or in
England under any fair conditions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

NJ. J. Owens was presented on March
18th wish a diamond pin by the work
men in the blowing department. of the
Libbey glass works, in Toledo, Thomas
Taylor making the presentation speech.
d. j. Crowley was promoted 70 the va
cancy left by NJ. !. Owens as manager.
Mixes many friends in Wheeling will
be pleased TO learn that he is now in
Chicago, experimenting the cOnstruc-
tion aud equipment OF the Libbey fac
tory on the Worlds Fair grounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
rnrnlnr nrnnnmenr FInlshad.

The Corning monument which was to
have been unveiled at the opening Of
the last convention Of the A. Z. e.. w.
T., but which was delayed owing to the
granite cutters strike in the East, was
finished last week by Riley Bros, Of
Brooklyn, n. y, who had the contract
for the erection Of the same, and w. III.
Riley declares: 1T is the finest of the
kind erected in this country, and the
American Flints can look upon it with
pride, as it is an excellent monument"
p. Quill, the secretary Of i. L. No. los,
of Corning, says: 1T is grand"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
EVENTS WHICH HAVE TRANSFERRED IN THB
LAST SIX DAYS
L. Owens Presented With a Diamond Pin-IAs
Corning Monument FinishA-Secrs'ary
billions Suocsss0r-LOcal
lettings

Upon the reaching Of a satisfactory
agreement between the contractors and
carpenters OF this city depends In a
great measure, not only activity IN
the interests directly effected, but bus
mess interests generally. IL is prooa-
bly, true that both sides are willing to
concede something to prevent a strike,
and the matter may be adjusted by COM
promise. In other lines OF manufacture
and labor in this vicinity nothing OF
interest has transpired in the past few
days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
HonE FoR 5000.
Well Proportioned and Attractive ana
Made of the Best Material.
-Copvriokt, 1885,

[CoDvriokt, 1891
I offer herewith prospective and foor
plans of cheap cottage. with pleas
ant appearance and an arrangement OF
rooms that is very economical, and for
a house OF the low cost an amount OF
available floor space that is almost as
tonishing. 1t is easily to be seen that
the workingman, who cannot afford SO
pretentious dwelling as his moneyed
neighbor, can at least have pleasant
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

ForMa1aria, Liver Trcu-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26
not ICE.

Edw. L. Rose & Go. will
on TUESDAY, MARCH 2lst,
commence packing such
stock and fixtures as are
not sold by that date. If
you want bargains in goods
of their line, call early.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-26

WALL PAPER !
new SPRING STYLES,

Embracing all the regular grades in Wall and Ceiling
Decorations.
The latest styles in Colonial, Marie Antonette,
Louis XVI Rocco, Moorish and Stencil Papers
Also full line of Lncrusta Walton, which is far
superior to any hard wood dado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-04
SE TRUDE ET COAMO

Una propiedad de cafe dc 42X
cuerdas geometricas (Son 10 menos
50 laborables) Tiene de ID % de
buenos cafetales. Malangos y frutos
memories, abundantes Una casa de ~
varas por 81 y balloon de "a vara
de ancho, techada toda de hero. los
setos princiPales de tablas de cedro
anchas y enterizas. Tn manantial
de aqua constante cuyo nivel Sc eleva
& 6 varas sobre el techo de la casa y
situado 4 20 varas de la misma. 3 ran
chos habitacion de agregados, que los
viven con sus familias. Maquina para
acondicionar el fruto y amueblada la
casa con 10 mas indispensable. Esta
situada 4 hora y media de Coamo, 4
u de hora de Aibonito, donde pue-
den conducirse frutos en- caro-, pues
tiene caminos reiativamente llanos,
que empalman con la carretera CEN
trail, yaIH hora de Barranquitas.
Es el ,,s1oy ps,sto de propiedad Co
Iindantes, propietarios de magnihcas
fncas, venden, por 10 que puede ha-
cerse una propiedad tan grande como
&c desee.
CLIMA.-En invierno, hasta I4o
Verano, ago. Documentos, registra-
los convenientemente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-04
LA DEMOCRACIA

cuchase una middleton horrible. y ur
hombre. un gigantic, cayo ouai una
mole inmensa sobre amboS.
No hubo tempo nj para lamar un
grito: los dos amantes, unidos como
estaban, vierouse en- I'm instante fuer-
temente amarrados con I'm grueso
cordel. y POGO despues sobre los hom
bros del gigantic!
Este, asf con ellos, lego hasta la
herrera, acercose al horno, y sobre
su cabeza alzandolos, como quien al
"a TN haz de lena, gsepult6los de IN
golpe dentro de Ia encendida cavi-
dad.
Oyose un grito de augusta hides
criptible. con otfo a1n mas horrible
de desesperacion.
Maese Juan tapo la boca del hor-
no. y cogiendo su grueso martillo,
empezo a golpear sobre el yunque.
Este ruido era immense y no de.
jaba Dir otra cosa.
Al amanecer el yunque estaba des-
trozado.
Maese Juan tiro lejos de 81 el mar
tillo y Sc sent6.
Pronto abri6se Ia puerta, y como
el dia anterior, varios vecinos Sc acer-
caron saludarlo.
Maese Juan ten1a los cabellos com
pletamente blancos; ell rostro palido
como la cera, y los ojos inyectados.. :.
u Que le ha sucedido, Maese..... I
todos.
NADIA. ). .nada. :. que al tapar
csc maldito horno. Sc me abraso
el corazon. -.
Y el herrero, llevandose una de sus
callosas manos al pecho, enjugose con
la otra una lagrima, y comenzo a
reir.
Maese Juan estaba loco.
M. GoNzALEz GARCIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-04

Tenie'ado su duej1o Que a,ssentarse.
pide por e la S. 600 al contado. ha-
bi6ndose hecho, por peritos, una, ia
sacion ligera, en- favor del qce resulte
comprador, fin de que Sc abrevie e
negocio, que debe efectuarse antes
del Is de Octubre, por Ia recollection
de la proxima cosecha FL cafe EN-
pieza madurar.
Tnformaran en- Ponce don Lazaro
Puente, en- Coamo, don Francisco Gin
tr6n, en- Aibonito. don Antonio Flo
res y en- Yauco don Luis Cianchini
Setiembre 26 de 1898 40