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As a eenrral !. hing.

.'Give an instance of crime called
manslaugf1ter." said the teacher.
None OF the pupils ventured re-
sponse.
If | should point pistol careless
ly or in sport at fellow being and
it should go off and kill him. sug-
gested the teacher, ..it would be-
WHAT"
Didn't know it was loadea! a:.s-
wered the class with one voice
The Republican journal., 1893-03-30
Free Trip 70 Chicago.
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more s'''''s 'ti"ii y appears IN HrHls
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words can I'D Ss,eIlt4l ,t8rrectly from ti@ ten
letters contained III INV orI.('s Fair." FIX
ample Wat!. l>alt. soar, idol, etc. If Won
are ro,,.l Al Nypr, ,nnlxi,,a v,,, III, sa,rT4
FREE trim to IN. WoriI', Far and r,.t1,r,1
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reuses. juclil,ing l.. H. f;re. i,tll h,iiS, ,,,,
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from ,he l,4ft,rs ,,,T,i,,e,l IN ",Nnri'S ,.,ir
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-30

Tho funeral Of tile late Mrs. W. C Craw-
ford Of Gloucester, Mass, (nee Cora kmg)
took place at the house q her father, MI. j
W. King, u Franklin street, yesterday after
noon. The services Mere conducted by Rev
W. 5. Ayres, assisted by Rev. DR. W. III.
Spencer Of Waterville. The pail bearers
Were Messers. w q. Chapman, W. W. An
drews, {. A. True ard f. F. Thompson The
floral tributes We're many and elegant com
ing from friends and relatives i'm Waterville
Portland and Gloucester. Mr. and Mrs
Crawford were married at her fathers home
in this city only year and half ago, and
her sudden death has brought grief to the
large circle of friends to whom her MANY
amlable qualities had endeared her. Port
land Press March sd
The Republican journal., 1893-03-30

Mr.. A g. Nelson Of Islesboro was in this
city yesterday on his way home after an alb
sence of more than ten months. He has
been mate of the bark Spartan but had a bad
fall while in the West Indies disabling him
SO that he had to leave his vessel. Mr. Nell
son is staunch Republican, and was much
disappointed at the result Of the national
election, which occurred while he was out of
the country.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-30
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-30
Obituary.

Another OF our leading business men has
been taken away by death. Mr.. Frank IL
Durham died on Saturday last after brief
nut severe illness Deceased was 4 native
of Belfast, born on the farm on the East Side
which his grandfather, Dea Tolford Dur
ham, settled upon wien lie came to Belfast
N lil:', tie was a son Of the late James and
Elizabeth Durham four Of whose children
still survive. He received a common school
education in the district schools. and learned
the house carpenters ana jointr's trade
soon after which he established himself as "A
master builder and contractor, and erected
many liuldings which are til. prIcia M tln.ir
owners, ornaments to our citN and Il credit
to the skll Nf the builder. Hi 1875 thc firil
Of Durliam X Hall, Of Which h. was the
senior member, twas formed an, las continued
Nh tne Present time, doing Il prutitabie ami
earty-incroaSlng business. Among tile me
GIAni Mr. Durham stood ~ THE froill raiik
H. was ,ftrn chosen as reierro To cieeitit. on
the V.tllt N; property WIZ gaG,t iudgmcnt
4nd WNll-knowm principles Mi integrity r,4m-
dcrimg MN 4 ya]ualle man III srtcl matters
on questions of religion I'M it-l,l decided
views, and often expressed himself aS ready
at any tilmc III W. called lroin EARTH, hs he-
liet being thai if we are prepared ID liv...
ariglIt we ale (rcpart, ro dir Strict homes
III, aM't giving to eNerN une His Just ,lue was
the rule hN which lr tried to govern his life.
and how Wtll wv succeeded il testified u VIZ
tlIe high esteem and respect in which he was
Held by his fellow citizens Of every rank.
Ills friendships We're strong ANA enduring,
while no worthy person in need ever called
upon him iii vain. In early life hc MAS ~
litically 4 Republican. hut iii later years has
acted with the tireeni,ac< ana Peoples l,4r-
tlt~, ana though always an earnest worker
~ whatever party he might he, he newer
so ght Office. Iii his domestic relations III.
WAS highly favored. Married in 1857 to Miss
Sarah, daughter Of tile late Joseph Wight.
hls home ute has been all that could be az
sired. Three sons and three daughters have
been given them, ;,il except THE eldest son
j. Frank, who died oct. l9, lSs6. in Colorado,
surviving the father. Those remaining are
James C- Durham Of Belfast, WIN. a. Dur
ham Of Kansas City, Mrs. Annie -. Hazel
time of Seattle, Wash and Misses f. Lena
and Sally B- Durham, who Live at home.
The rai was held "Wednesday after
noon, ana Mas attended TN 4 large nN,nher
IF the business associates and friends of the
deceased, SOM w the manufac turing estab-
ilshments being closed during the time.
rev L. NJ. Darlington otticlate,I, and Capt
h. ", CoombS, A. +. Clark, II. a. Howard
u 4, II.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-30
Notes from the Metropolis.


N N''hh N'r
ooiiesi'o'i''tiiceo VI r. oo''r''ai'l
Nf" AoRh eilf' Mareh ~ ~" Inc rlty
Is now barely over the effort that il has gone
through to throw off the effects of the most
persistent, rigorous and Veritably "old lash
toned winter that has come within the re-
lhthpranee of any OF the "old-timers-
FARMER Dunn, pr more properly speaking,
f0re'"S'ef Dunn chlei 'i Vhe slghal service
s''''l"n p thls citN, gaY" "'t fhe statement
Y" ''aAS ag" tfal ah aggregate n H. inches
q Sii"" had laIleh N IN" months " Jan'iarN
a'i'i fenfnafX INST thlhk m Nh, Nol people
"'''ie CIV T. tee' on si'" ~ a So"U' ~
''''''''' y Sii@M lr ''l"t 'alf'''''N- linag'nt.
W n"' - ""'ti'' " 't'isl''eicH N 'itN
Ni'4' sl"'ShS an" a NHfA"7l'N y" the c"m-
'""l t''HHo ala INN "l1hNSl WhFimN4lN WI
HlN'tFN le tine wealthy Fut sIeghing waS
Fl" 'F ha4 th aFdlNthAT aitl NhNH4l 9"ih"
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lHHi Nn"M Y iaItlF "hlR49Nrd aha ti@
S'i''s 3It lh9l l'fN7' i'llii- III '16' Al alAnrai-
a"Vg. 'VltFf '8tF Ia9 htfh III aS 4l''E and tith&
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idi,llsim ii ,unr,ierers
Carlyle Harris II young- barely VI vear,
Nj age-anl with wi4at might M. called N
handsome face auG perfect form He Is sr,l
t4Ttl ANA rrtfne,l MitI " u,tiyatinpn.rsn
dEtN THAT draws unp TO him unawares liz.
afff htt h,W .NtrNtlu.- WIN ifvt. ti3. altd
SutMla ~uth evidence eMlne ttl fa-,l4N nS
't .t UltarIN p<oner4tt- tnl frt,n I L. .i,,i,
NJ th NAIGl Ht iS QhIrwv0 lp vnrll, ,t,rlY,4
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su3UtH PERSONS iI Iav WlWle elty Tb, ,jeatIt
M ili' Young girl, Which Harris il r.,ivirt.d
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m ''i'' Il N''6iNI"i "as lahIrd N@M lq
Hast 'tpnuarN sustain ug tile colY irtion: 1nd
N'". WNl MI iast wrek fea"rder Siilyth
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-30
Letter from Augusta.

| DELEGATION.
To THE EDITOR OF THE JorRSA1. Hav
ing spent a part of last week among
the solons Of the State at Augusta
thought perhaps few words as to
the status Of the Waldo delegation might
prove interesting to some of your readers
Tie fact that their names have nv appeared
50 Frequently IN the papers As members from
! other counties mav hay, lea some u beli.y.
| them ''lightweights,' as conparcd Min
members from other roltions of the State.
Bit iuy observations brought me WI the con-
| elusluu that while there were Il few men
| much more brilliant tlali any member from
\ Maiau rauntN. yet fur eoUl l,lnin prarti.,1
! common Sense. the Maido ,lel.o3tion- -.,,t.r-
| sge, IA Mum WI v lke t,IInh.r W. WYNN fr,,,,
ANN mart of thn st,1, s..,,,t.,t I.,l.s,.,, i;
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I'M. S4nat4 IJp .lor. MA n,yk Sn4.,l.S VII.
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-30

'N'N'N'NNt '''''i
from san Francisco last week, will race to
Liverpool and Cork on wager The first
shin T. reach home viii receive - 900,
HE Pope has Sent message 10 the Amer
iean people, bv means If the phonograph,
having talked to 4 machine i'll Latin. The
message Will not be pnl,lished until it in
| brought and delivered by the ph"nograph.
-.,.G hares Dc lIcsseps, At Paris, las been
1 sentenced 10 imprisonment tor i wear
nus ethcl sentences are heavier The re-
4 ported daStai(l\ attempt 10 sink the Cy-
/ nus Naketield n Wooden Ship owned by
Samuel Watts oi Thonlastun, Me, which
Waa discovered Thursday ut NeM oIk
Was confirmed Friday .lle plan MAS
tanud aiu at~t i tintc tD pfeN,rlt tia ship
ii0lr 1MiiuG tul Nan irMaeSgu An ntel-
nai mtCI6He haG hecf stUwcd in THE -lip y
hulH. ..4. +. Jefferson loNlla4e I nltpd
~iatr~ minister. and Iord lNtein Brt-
i~b ambassadors presented t5 President
faaGt a t0 EiN~le rlut~jlal tht plem-
Nta~ Mi hy EelllnA ~oa cNmmI~si9nM
ae cyuit NJ Arbitration tpppihu tp 3d
Iusi NiN siifit 0Iif.~ hetMrcA ttrlt BlItaiu
dt4 tNe Nttl " tfcs in t0j tom ta tbe
~eal +t-i3#liN~ iU lie llIill4 ~ra fsitVmrN Thas-
d5S u tHc Ytber o tfH t4ti.il uitd~tiy.
Nii aamher. M MN eu@f al HfttnGnn
Wcre pI,selit lllin Firtl ~hepaIl,
prAfAi,tai AZ tlAa \eM l.5S N#A aiI EN
plcss died -aJhiculy at a'clp.k Fri,aN
AFTERNOON, dt is hNn4u. M@Si .4d Street.
...iu tir tainclob alh -rd m3atlcr case
at llailAN lhc frt- i~li fte 4aNN lI, decision
tridaN aml ,lttd lht iu his ariuipn iie
| tti'#'-"t t"NN'N N"4t'' 'P SiNNp pN NPiil-
miuin- Mas. Cameron tor lIai 1T he neNt
,ittiH4 0i the 7uplcng eeurt. Ihe eyi-
aN'i'N Naa a0l Nfi Nelloll9 lalSVd Y
FiNS''hi pl'ofl "i Stil'' "h"- un'el ,i'e c'l-
''i,'vsf y Nas i't'tei AZ ll'NV ~ SaS'
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Nel ~ tile ""l"'' ~ averaged III ~"
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l4ai.4lf. t,5 11 ,tt,ntl15t,.el +tj,r5itlrtou..K
3ltid falsfs.clffff..,tisn ,f eGet.E- e1vs haiJ
n tlu nitr4l States (frrl,it ta4ltt. Mnft
,lIv. iu -21. au9. C,l .intas I fr,Ipls
oA t.tar aa.is4,d niflr,i..ff.. 4ad .t0 .-a-
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The Republican journal., 1893-03-30

Stevens y .jolnsons mlnstrels gave
"show' at Memorial Hall Tuesday evening
TO say that they kept the audience in a roar
is not stating it any too strongly.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-30

BROOKS. Mrs. Nellie Hall and Miss Inez
Haney of Belfast have been visiting at
Charles Braddoek's C. f. Lane reported
the sale Of 81 900 worth Of Rodolf last week
....E Elder Burton will preach at the Union
Church next Sunday at 1910 A. N. and at 2
y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

perlas que pasadas cuatro centurias. hubieSetnci
progrosado tanto que los ricos productos de 90
tos paises oncontrasen mas obst6culos para Gel
adnitidos en- Lar QAstellanas tierras, que en- cual
quiora otra extranjera.
Y 81 despu6s de ser IN problema de difici
soluci6n Ia continuation de ID vida material, do
do el aumento extraordinario que provisiones J
mercancias alcanzan al presente, SO NOS abandons
entregs las corrientes de IN porvenir prefsdc
de nubarrones, 81 la Naci6n no 90 apiada de nues
ira aituaci6n, nj los diputados de esta Provincis
reclaman un6nmes un cambio radical, nj el Go
bierno denuncia sobre TODD deroga la Ley que
aislandonos de 10 patria querida nos esclaviza er
Ia forma que dejamos sehalada, entonces.. .
juicio sereno de todo hombre pensador, por pocs
que 90 preocupe del plano inclinado en- que ~
nos ha colocado del nsufrsgio que NOS smena
"a, dejo apreciar e fin que NOS esp ra.
Grsgorso LsdesnaG.9
Arecibo, Octubrs % dc 1898. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29
NOTIOIAs GENERATES

Es objeto de concentrates hasta de murmu
raciones, Ia indiferencis CON que al Couerclo de
esta Capital We aproximrse las festas del Cen.
tenario y, sobre todo la aperture de Ia Exposi.
ci6n regional, sin prepararse para darle mayor
explsndidez prestandole su valioso concurso.
Sea por Ia apstla que aqui 10 sofoc4 todo sea POI
al pesimismo CON que aiempre tropiezan las ideas
grandes por fata de iniciativa dentro del gre.
mlo, es el case que NADIA prepare el Comercio
para mayor solemnidad de las festas, SIN embargo
de que ser6, sin duda, el mas directamente bene-
hciado con elias. A reserva de wolverines ocu.
par de este asunto, creemos q. esta deRa&s ade.
lantar que NO nos parece bien Ia indiferencia CON
que el dicho Comercio v6, sin hacer NADIA, Ia pro.
ximidad de las festss. Elias no solo conmemo
ran hechos gloriosismos dignos de ser honrados,
sino que, como va hemos dicho, favorecsn muy
directamente al citado gremio, por que atrseran
gran concurrencia de forasteros 10 Capital
1Sera verdad que esta vez, como otrss muchas,
como siempre podriamos decir) SO espers la I'll
TINA hora para el entusiasmo para que resulte
unalo y caro- 10 que, hecho oportunaments, podrfa
ser muy bueno y reDativamente barato?
Industriales de Mayaglsz que se presentarap
la EXPOSITION regional: den Santiago DsA'l6
camisas sombreros, don Alejandro Texidor,
Ron, Anieado, Ginebra CcgnSc don Jos6 Ssma,
Vinos de pima, guineo, cafe, jsgua, guayaba
RON de miel de abejas etc. senores Frontera Fa
bregas suela y calzado, @ J. Monagss Ca
AnlCass OLemas US Oacao, aAniAa, Gale pinA,
Anis del Glodo, Brandy, Ginebra, Ron viejo, Ca
tabanchel dobie ania, y productos euinicos ,
farmac6uticos, don jose Roques Betsnsourt
Frutas conservadas en- su jugo, don Fl ancisco
9uio Moiins, Jab6n, sehores J. Tornabells y Ca,
sate en- IVA, cascara y lustrado cacso, don Bar.
tolom6 Cabanillas, chocolate, dom Eugenio Boni
la, trabajos de cirujfs DENIAL, dohs Maria Lobet
ioha Alejandrina Bsnitez, dona Manuels Bonils
Y dona Ramona Ferrer, lsberea, don Jose Gsrefs
Berenguer, ron, don Eduardo Lyon trabajos de
fotografls, don Tomas Vera, una collection de pc.
pei seado desde el primero que empez6 & ussrse
sn Ia 1sa, hasta nuestros dias don Augusta Viz
carrondo Valdivieso, sombreros dc psja del pals
imitsndo los de Panana, don Domlngo Arecco,
Collection de disposiciones ofcales y compilation
sobre Instruction pdblica, don Alfredo Collado
nuestrss de f6sfatos collection de plantas en- Lac
4ue Sc vera Ia acci6n de ests sobre su vejsts
ci6n etc. etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

Anoche penstraron loB CAGES en- la eRtaci6n
del ferrocarril de esta Capital despuss de haber
Aserrado dos tablas extrsjeron un baul pertsns-
cisnte al guarda almacen, el cual fus encontrado
ssta mafana descerrsjado en- Ia Marina, detrzs de
la Fabrica de hielo. Los ladrones, solo sacaron
lei baul algupas piezas de ropa, pero no v1eron
pesos en- plata. Las parejas de guardia civil
;ompuestas del cabo Aptonlo Fernandez Gonxa-
ez gusrdias Manuel Gil Muro,. jose Nanclareu
Nanclares y Nicolas Herrera Torrego, han dets.
aido & los individuos Pedro Candelario, Ricardo
Converter y otro cuyo nombrs ignoramos, como
presuntos autores del robo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29
Dice un colega peninsular:

sFCon un capital de pesetas 1900 600, bajo
Ia raz6n social ala Azucarera de Arag6n", SO hs
sonstituido en- Zsragoza una socisdad an6nims
para explotar Ia industria de azdcar de rsmola
cha en- dicha provincia. Hace pocos dias han co
menzadO las obras de 10 fabrica, que debera fun
cionar en- Octubre del aao pr6ximo. La ma
quiuaria ha sido adjudicada una f&brica alema
ma, representada por Ia casa de comisi6n Leopol
do levin, de Sam Sebastian"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

El billetero Amador Roman, vecino de Mo
covis, ha perdido clnco d6cimos del billete mum
1928, folies del al s; dos deeimos del ls.les
folios y q cuatro d6cimos del 2l.l91, folios ]
~, Suplica Ia devoluoi6n habiendo dade
los pasos oportunoa para q en- e casO dc salir pre-
niados no sean satisfechos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

Nos dicsn de Barranquitas: ola admins
TRACTION de este pueblo rnarcha perfectsmente en-
todas sus esferas debido & la actividad honra.
dez de 81 alcalde. de hoy mahsns 2s, contrse-
ran matrimonio en- Comerio, don jose Mufoz Ri
vera CON Ia virtuosa sedorits doha Rafaela San
taslla, ambos naturales de este pueblo donds 60.
zan de general aprecio"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

Hemos visto Ia hsrmosa collection dc gran
novOdad en- camas de hisrro, que han de exhibir
&c en- la pr6xima Exposition Regional. Consts
aquella de once classes; para personas mayorss }
nihos; y cunitas para nihos de corts edsd. Z
colch6n es adherido 10 nisma cana; & excep
ci6n de las varillas para Ell nosquitero, constitu
ye 10 dsmGs una sola piszs, puede doblarse, cor
tacilidad trasportarla de un punto otro. Pue
den verse en- casa dc Ahumada y c., donde
tambi6n Sc venden precios reducidos: De lat
mismae hay en- Cayey, en- casa de Rucabado J
Compahia. 15--2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

recta este pea6dico orden de i1uestr0 nuy
estirnade agente de Adjuntas aumentando desde
81 l.e de Noviembre { 81 ejemplares 81 nfmero
de periodicos que ee le remite. Hasta i fecha
no hemos tenido baja on ningdn pueblo dc la L.
10 en- 0l transeurso del mes actual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

En- Arecibo trato de su,cldarse, tomando una
fusrte dosis de polvos de sufuro de mercurio, Ia
joven Micaela Diaz; acudiendo tempo de pres
trarle los auxilios necesarios e doctor Aleman y
practicante sehor Seijo &c logr6 salvarla, encon
contrandose va fuera de peligro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29
Dfcese cue es may probable que 81 sefi

Ulcese que ss mny probabIe que eI sefiof
3egura Villalba no legue Puerto-Rico sl 20
del pr6x1mo mes CON ls Compa6fa que fu9 bus
car Ia Peninsula. Segun rumores psrecs que
81 dicho amigo no pudo contratsr una de zarzue.
Ia y Be propon{a traer etra de opera muy busna
an Ia cual fgurase como director de orquesta el
Maestro Goula, hijo del gran compositordel misno
Apellide. Para poder realzar su prop6sito cusn.
tase que pidi6 mil pesos anticipates, & cuen-
ta de Ia subvenci6n acordada, IL Jants del
Centenario, CON encsrgo de que fusse girada an.
tcs del 26 del mes en- curso, y que Ia Junta no &C.
cedi6 esa petici6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29
gIIniIs Dc Cs9s ns5a: Ds 1:;ss sS;So,s, Sc; e,

D. RAMON A. DE TORRES,
D. JOSE RODRIGUEZ CASTRO
D. g u l. L z Il NJ o Wv e 8.
En- uno de los sitios mas centricos de esta
Ciudad, y CON las mejores condolences higienicas,
hemos establecido una
Clinica particular de Cirujfa,
en- donde ofrecemos al p1blico de la lsia practl-
car toda clase de operaciones, para 10 cual conta
nos CON I'm complete arsenal de instrumentos y
CON los sparatos mas modernos
En d1cho establecirniento hay local seporodo
DarG sesoras, las que seran atendidas por la fami
liza de uno de los suscribientss que habita en- el
mismo local, y hsllaran toda clase de comodida
des cuidados.
Las operaciones de las Was urinarias,
seran especlaImente tratadas conforme los 1.tl
mos adelantos de Ia ciencia.
Las operaciones de La vista,
sst6n cargo del OUULIsTA Dr.. D. Guillermc
Wives, disponi6ndoge de habitaciones especiales
para esta clase de asstsncia. Sc cuenta con un
personal de practicantes inteligentss. Los ope
rados g. 10 deseen, ssran asistidos por SServas d.
Aoria. Para demas pormenores, dirijirse unc
de los citados Doctores. l5-e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

Aver pereeio ahogado an el rio Portuguese, en
Ponce, sl individuo Demetrio D;az causa de ha
berlo impulsado tirarse Julio Rabassa en- mo-
mentos en- que iban ba6arae. ri citado Rabas
So ha side detsnido por Ia policfa y puesto die
poslci6n de aQuel Juzgado de Instruction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

En- Juana. Diaz , en- las casas de don Manuel
Vazquez y don Juan de Dios Correa ha habido
los conatos de incendio & causa de haberse infls.
mado dos lamparas de pstr6leo mslo. Ouando
guerra Dios que nuestras autoridades tomen car
tas en- el asunto para evitar mas desgracias de
las que ha habido CON el uso y eI abwso del pc.
tr6leo malo Z?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-29

El pueblo del Rlnc6n pressntara On Ia Ex
posici6n Regional los siguientss productos de 50
industria: sOmbreros de paja del pats, una red
para pescar, ollas de barro cocldo velas de cera,
pablo pulpa de tamarindo, habichuelas blancas,
MATS, frijoles, ron azdear de Ia Central de
Raffucci.