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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19
A GREAT FOX STORY.
How Judge Culberson's Bruno Brought
Disgrace to His Master.

How Judge Culberson's Bruno Brought
Disgrace to His Master.
Congressman Kilgore tells an anus
ing story about Judge Culbersons
dog. The Judge owns big beagle
hound which he thinks is the finest
fox hunter in Texas Mr.. Kilgore
says it can't hunt little bit. "Why.
l was down at Judge Culberson's one
time" he said, land he took me out
to look at this dog. When we got to
the kennel he was gone.
I" 'Bruno's out hunting foxes en-
planned the Judge. l said nothing
IN bet he's over in the woods. he
continued. end if we walk over that
way We'll find him on the trail"
1--WE went over and wandered
around for nearly an hour. There
was no trace CT the dog. We were
about to return to the house when
we heard dismal vail in the dis
lance.
"'That's Bruno sail the Judge,
with much animation. He's on u
hot trail. He's after a fox. sure
"We hurried away in the direction
Of the sound, and the wailing be-
came more distinct but dolorous.
Let's hurry eagerly excla med
the Judge IL We don't Well be too
late to see the fun. That dogs right
up with the fox l can always tell
by that sound that he's nearing the
game Come on, shouted the Judge
| as he tried to run. A few minutes
later we came to clearing hv u lit
tie stream. and just across it stood
an old mill. The sound of the bay
ing seemed to come from within the
mill.
He's on the other side OF the
MILL explained the Judge, looking a
little doubtful himself. The fox
must be over there. He never bowls
that way unless he's got a fox"
"We crossed the creek and went
around the mill. The doleful baying
of the hound came from the interior
of the old MILL PTS there shouted
the Judge with great glee. Let's 60
in and he pushed open the door and
hurriedly entered. l followed him.
No fox was in sight, but Bruno stood
in front OF little tin spout that at
forded an outlet to one of the hoppers.
A tiny stream Of meal was coming out
from the corn that was slowly ground
as the big mill wheel outside was
turned by the water. Bruno was
speedily consuming the meal as it ran
out, and was dismally bowling for
more. The thought of foxes had
never entered his head; he was merely
intent upon filling himself up with
corn meal. Judge Culberson walked
up to him, and, deliberately kicking
him &C: oss to the door and clear out
side, exclaimed with some petulance:
bod rot my soul, if some internal
cuss hasn't taken my dog off hot
trail and locked him up in this mill.
Just let me catch the man that did
it and he'll never interfere with any
more fox hounds And the
Judge, to further relieve his feelings,
went outside and kicked Bruno once
more"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19
Simple Enough.

II can hardly understand. said the
gentleman from Massachusetts, .'what
system Of ethics obtains out here, by
which man who steals is hanged,
whilst a murderer is allowed to 20
scot free"
''Hit's just this way" said the
Arizona gentleman, "and simple
enough when you look at it right.
When Teller kills another one, it is
list private affair between him and
the Teller he kills, and amt no sign
that he is liable to be KILN some one
else. But when he starts out hOss-
steaiin', wy, the chances Is he will
keep on hoss-stealin', and so we get
rid of him for the good of the COM
munity. "-IEdianapolis Journal
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19
When the young pioneer dropped

Wnen tne young pioneer dropped
quietly over the stern of the canoe
into the river he had one settled OBJ
]ect in view-tO cripple or destroy
the pursuing boat at any cost Be-
Ing perfectly at home in the water he
did not doubt his ability to accom-
plish his purpose, The one thing he
feared was that the Indians might
change their course and thus frus-
trate his design
Fortunately this catastrophe did
not occur; the Hurons. urged on by
the villainous Frenchman, bore down
directly upon him. Completely occu.
pied in watching the canoe ahead,
they saw nothing Of the face that
noiselessly rose and sank directly in
their path, and rode straight over it.
The first intimation they had Of
VOlance's presence was hand
raised above one side of the canoe
clutching large knife. This was
the supreme moment to the daring
young pioneer. With all the nervous
strength Of his being he bore down
on the bark gunwale. The tense
fibres parted before the keen blade,
and in a moment, cut nearly to the
keel, theifrail craft collapsed.
Instantly Wade sank beneath the
water and struck out, not in the d.
rection of the shore, but, as near as
he could Judge, toward the middle OF
the stream. His knife was broken
short of, and he had no desire to en-.
ter into hand-to-hand conflict with
such overwhelming numbers; which
would undoubtedly occur il he reached
| the bank.
Rising to the surface at consid.
cradle distance from the capsized
boat, but he took another breath
and sank again, repeating the ma.
nmuvre until we'll out of the danger
Gus vicinity. Then he struck out
boldly for the opposite shore. He
swan bravely for time but at
length, completely exhausted, was
about to give up the struggle when
his hand struck something solid; ii
proved to be the limb of floating
tree. Drawing himself upon this
welcome support, he lay and waited.
The moon rose higher and higher,
shortening the dense shadows The
same absolute silence held sway.
There was no sign OF friend or enemy
An hour passed; then sound at no
great distance caught his attention.
AS he listed it grew nearer. Was it
friend or foe?
Suddenly canoe came out into a
patch of moonlight, and he recog.
nizcd Leota and her father.
"Amos." he softly called.
The sound Of their paddles ceased
almost instantly.
''Who spoke?" came back in a eau.
tious voice.
"Volance-I am here"
There was suppressed exclama a.
ton, and then the canoe was headed
toward him. A few moments later
the three were once mere together.
Without any other notable adven
ture they were enabled to carry Out
their first project. Upon reaching the
settlement the young couple were
united, but not befclc an Indian
runDer had brought the Intelligence
that Jacques LIE Siebert hao met hi
death by drowning in the waters O
the Ohio -Waverly Magazine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19
DuelinX.

The Mexicans are trying to abolish
the barbarous custom OF duellng.
They are framing law to make the
distance so short and the weapons SO
deadly that no one will want to 90
out except those who desire to kill
and be killed. Such legislation will
do much to check the fellows who are
still living in an age that passed away
200 years ago
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19
Shirt Trees.

In South America are shirt trees
which grow to be fifty feet high. The
Indians cut from them cylindrical
pieces, two feet in diameter, from
which they peel the red and flbrous
bark. This bark affords them a sort
OF sack of coarse texture without G
seam. The opening serves for the
head, and two lateral holes are cut
for the arms.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19

IT has leaked out that in the safe
of western bank that went under
there was 81. 35. By this time the
$4.35 has probably leaked out too.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19

WITH embezzling bank officials it
"a fy-time at any season of the year.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-09-19

follow trail or pursue an enemy was
known to them. Nerved with the
energy born of despair, they piled the
| paddles with renewed vigor. But how
could the strength of three, and one
a woman, contend with that of six?
This was the question Wade Vo-
lance asked himself. and his quick
brain began to plan way out of the
difficulty At each dip of their pad
dies the project became clearer, and
by the time they had gone quarter
of mile he had worked out the
problem. It was hazardous in the
extreme, but their was nothing the
young pioneer would not have dared
! to save Leota's life"
! The river made another bend, and
! they were about to plunge once more
into the shadows Softly laying aside
the paddle, Wade drew forth his
! hunting knife and ran his thumb
over the edge; it was keen as razor.
Then he prepared tc act
They had gone some distance when
strange commotion in the pursuing
boat caused Leota and her father to
glance backward To their dismay
they discovered that the seat occu-
pied by Wade Volance was empty.
At the same time cries of surprise
and CONSERVATION reached them
through the partial gloom; then all
was still again.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
COMUNICADO
Dorado, 28 de Mayo de 1898.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA


Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA
He de estimarle Sc sirva lamar la atenci6n
on su periodico, del Excmo. sehor Gobernador
General sobre 81 extreme siguiente:
Sc dice pdblicamente que el sehor alcalde de
este pueblo, don Jose Gimenez Sicard6, es declr
81 mism1simo de eterna memoria para el desgra
ciado pueblo de Gurabo, trata de perjudicar &
este vecindario aumentando injustifcadamente
los gastos del Municipio, 8 sea de nosotros los
pobres contribuyentes.
Pues quiere nombrar un comisionado con
dieta de seis pesos diarios, para practicar una Ii
quidaci6n que muy bien pueden hacer los en-.
pleados de la Alcadia que tienen suicientes CO
nocimientos para salir airosos en- dlcho trabajo
Esperamos que tai noticia sea ana bola por
que NADIA Sc sabe o6clalmente, nj 81 Ayuntamien-
TO- que sepamos, ha tornado ningdn acuerdo
relative al asunto on question. De todos modos
confamos en- Ia rectitud justicia del Excmo. Sr
Gobernador General quedando de listed affmo.
ys. s. q. b. 8. m.,-Z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

VAPORES que Sc esperan: Ell esp. lion.
so XIII sali6 de Ia Coruna el 81 del corriente en-
viaje para nuestro puerto. El esp Ramon de La
rrinaga sali6 81 II del corriente del puerto de Lii
verpool con rumbo al nuestro. El esp. Ramon
de Herrera llegara de manana pasado, proce-
dente de la Habana escala. Ri esp. Bessta sa-
li6 el 20 del corriente de Liverpool para este
puerto. El frances Ohnde Rodrsgues, llegara del 8
al del entrante Junio, procedente del Havre y
ST Thomas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Dice 81 Dsario Popular de Mayagiiez que 81
Is del mes entrante tomaran possession 81 ingenie
70 agron6mo don Guillermo Quintanilla don
Alfredo Collado de las minas de fosfatos conce.
didas por 81 Gobierno General los dichos Sc.
flores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
Hay en- Ia Capital de Puel
Y < DrOo6sitO de ind

z proposito de-. industrias A que
altura segusnos respecto de hoteles casas de
hu6spedes para la Exposition que Sc celebrara
en- Noviembre? Pasaremos por 81 aquel de no
tener donde alojar los extranjeros y forasteros
que nos visiten durante Ia temporada?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
Ha cesado an aus negocios

Ha cesado en- sus negocios Ia casa que gira.
ba en- Aguas-buenas bajo la raz6n de Corneio
drma Ortiz C6rdova y c. de 10 cual SON socios
gestores don Cornelio Ortiz don Jacobo Cor
Iowa comanditario don Hermenegildo Diaz
Chirino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

don Pedro Diego, Guayama; don Jose 2. dc lie.
ma Luquillo; don Vicente Usera, Coamo; don
g. Marquee Piedros; don Gabriel Arrusa de
Faiatdo Gontinda sirviendo de aviso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Mafiana partira para Mayaglez nuestro
apreciado amigo el sefor don Antonio del Rosal,
Coronel de Ejercito, que va tomar possession de
su destino de Comandante Milltar de aquel de.
partamento. Felicitamos la ciudad del Oeste,
pues ell senior Rosal es un cumplidisimo eaballero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

El senior prof sor superior don Pablo Mora
les Cabrera, ha tenido Ia atenci6n de inyitarnos
para los examenes generates de la escuela que
dirije en- Rlopiedras, actos que tendran lugar 81
dia del pr6ximo JUNO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

wE En- esta redaccion Sc acaban de recibir
algunos ejemplares de las novelas MargdrstG g.
edlci6n) La Eelutada del lSonvsa 30 Tssoro de
Ccfrest por 81 Dr. FFonck SO venden los tres to-
mos por un peso rs centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
VARIEDADES

Para tomar buen vino tinto 8 blanco de-
mesa, es precise comprar 81 de eLogrofo" que
venden Sobrino de Lu.na ca. No hay raspa
que sujete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

El bergantfn espafol Isabel cargo en- esta
Capital para Palma de Mallorca 13 sacos pesando
Ito kilos cafe; 3,l64 cueros de res pesando
27,s4s kilos; sacos SO barriles q, ,S49 kilos
azucar, mil cocos secos, barriles sebo, varios
bnltos de metales vieios etc etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
Nos escriben de Uaguas:

En- TODD el mes de Mayo los eiercicios pia.
dosos para obsequiar q la Santfsima Virgen han
sido espendidos muy concurridos. La Igle-
sia radiante de luz; y la madre del Amor Hermo.
80 bajo un manto real azdl blanco, que cubria
todo el altar mayor, Sc destacaba de una manera
maravillosa. Mas de Glen hijas de Maria ofre.
clan todas las noches profusi6n de flores la
Virgen. Los sermones del senior Vicario del
senior Coadjutor, alusivos las festas, rebosaban
entusiasmo cristiano Varias sehoras piadosas
regaaron la Virgen un magnifico vestido de
brocado de seda blanco, una linda corona un
precioso ramo. A las IL del dia del domingo fltl-
mo que tuvo lugar l. fiesta solemne Ia presiden-
to de Ia Congregation acompafiada como de clento
cincuenta congregantes Sc presentaron en- la casa
morada de los Padres para darle las gracias por
los trabajos q. durante 81 mes hablan tenido para
que las festas resutaran magnifcas brillantes
-El padre Ceballos conmovido, en- una perora-
ci6n corta perc enthusiastic les hizo comprender
la importancia religiosa la trascendencia social
que tenla Ia Congregation de Hijas de Maria.
concluyendo con un viva al Excmo Iltrmo. Sc
nor Obispo, fundador de la Congregation que
fue contestado unanimente CON expreslvas mani
festaciones. A todas las Hijas de Maria Sc les
obsequi6 CON duces refrescos Apesar de la
muchfsima animation que habla para Ia proce
sion, hubo que suspenderse esta por el tempo llu
vioso que rein6 toda Ia tarde."-Las festas de
Mayo en- Caguas no SON soamente las de
las Hijas de Maria son las festas populares de
esta culta villa las que todas sin distinction de
classes Sc consagran con religioso entusiasmo.n
En- 81 vapor correo de la Peninsula que Sc
espera manana, Sc embarcaran, via Habana. para
los Estados Unidos, nuestros amigos los Sres D..
Alfonso de Ojeda don Jose G. del Vale, nom.
brados para representa- Puerto Rico en- la Ex-
posici6n de Chicago.
Con fecha de aver 20 hemos escr1to por Co
rreo don Fidel Benero, de Manati; don Luis
NJ Cuyar, de Nayaguez; don Manuel Cividanes
de Guayama; don Daniel Cintr6n, de Yauco,
dona Olivia Paol de Braschi Ponce; dona Maria
Picar, Patillas; don Jose Maritime. don Miguel
Rozas Sains, don ;. Federico Legrand, Utuado;
don Manuel Perez Freites, don Manuel Romero
y don Santiago Marin %, Arecibo; don
Ulises Lopez de San German, le remitimos un
paquete de impresos - Con fecha de hoy 80, &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Nuestro amigo Ell probo telegrafsta seEor
Paniagua que servfa en- Ia playa do Maya
giez, ha sido trasladado & Arecibo LIE sustitu.
ye el selor don Felix Vega.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

El Congreso de Venezuela ha dctado una
ley concediendo amplias garantfas & todos los
emigrados por todos los delitos faltas pollticas
comprendidas hasta ell 6de Diciembre de 1882.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Aver tarde entraron al puerto de esta Capi.
tal de Filadelia la goleta americana Lamovlns
Maine con 254 mil kilos carbon mineral; de
Marse!la y escalas 81 vapor espahol Gran Anti.
la CON carga general para varios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Dlcen de Mayaguez que ha renunciado
aquela alcaldfa y el 9roboy caballeroso amigo
nuestro seffor don Santiago Saenz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Hemos recibido un croquis del teatro del in
cendio de Arecibo, trabajo al lapiz del inteljgen
to j6ven don Felix Medina. Lao tenemos en- es
tas ofcinas disposition de las personals que de
seen verlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

El Banco Espafiol de Puerto Rico tenla on
GAIA en- la tarde del dia del corriente una exis-
tencia de sail, ,826-7O en- moneda corriente J
$l45 lO9-9O en- moneda nacional
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

En- Mayag1ez Sc inlci6 una suscrici6n fa-
vor de la sehora doha Rafaela Mandri que per-
di6 cuanto tenla en- 81 dltimo incendio ocurrido
en- Ponce. La dicha derrana produjo Ia suma
de $ll6 so.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Dice un colega del Oeste que el j6ven don
Francisco ColIazo, de cuyo indulto dimos cuenta,
recibi6 junto con el dicho indulto 81 prem1o de
1000 pesos de la loterla provincial Ultima
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

El apreciable sefor don Juan Iribas Egoz-
cue, de cuyo sensible fallecimiento dimos cuenta,
era socio de la respectable casa que en- Quebradl.
Has gira baio Ia raz6n de Iribas Laborda.
R T. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

En- yiaje de regreso para Ponce ha ten1do Ia
atencion de despedirse de nosotros nuestro buen
amigo ell doctor Rodriguez Castro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
A los Sres. HerederOs s1ss's,as T., ,,a.s
,tel SSTt0 u AndSnO.

Tengo ell gusto de manestarles que desde el Is del
corriente est vencido pazo MIL PESOS Dor
rninada IOnte SantO: cuya auma esta
La disposition de los que Sc derecho percbrla
mediante Ia cancellation de Ia cara de pago
entes pazo vencdo desde el is coriente va
referido. Lo me apresro hacerlo pblico fin
Mayo rs de 1898. 4. SfTrso. III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Sobres comerciales papel Manila con elmem-
brete impreso que SO quiera, SO venden On esta
Imprenta & $2.75 el millar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Para conner bien en- Puerto Rico es precise
abonarse al restaurant La Catozand San Fran.
cisco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
sttj,i.i Asisip. /, c,laj!t M.,cas.il

EN- LIQUIDACION
En- harmonic con 10 resuelto por la Junta General
traordnaria del coente acuerd0 del Consejo de
Gobeno session de hoy desde Ell da de Junio pro-
quedar8 alberto ell del sexto dvdendo de capital
ascendente dos cincuenta centayos por
acc0n Los nteresados podran los recfbos
pondentes las horas de ofcna Ia Seccion de Iqu
dacon del Creo debiendo acredar ell caracter
aqueos que 10 hagan representation de
person asPuerto Rico, 81 Mayo de 1888 Por el Gre
ditto Mercant Lquidacion-El Banco Espanol de Puer
to- Rico El Sub Gobernador--JOSE NJ LOPEZ. 6-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

La persona que haya perdido anoche una
sombrilla en- Ia iglesia de San Francisco, puede,
dando sehas de Ia dicha prenda pasar recojerla
por Ia redacci6n dc LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Hay On Ia Capital de Puerto Rico una in
dustria facil, que puede ser productive, que
nadie ha pensado On explotar- Nos referimos &
un buen criadero de ostras que pudiese abastecer
81 consume del dicho marisco on la Capital en-
los pueblos q. vaya alcanzando el ferrocarril. Ex
cusamos decir que esta industria deia grandes
rendimientos en- otros paises.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

los exzmsnes de sus alumnos que tendran lugal
els 9 del mes pr6ximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
Dice un colega de la Isla:

Gel Brigadier de Marina, senior Montojo,
presentara en- Ia Exposition de Puerto-Rico un
modelo de la carabela MARI galonte, en- la que
Colon hizo su segundo viaje. Dicho modelo me-
dira metros de longitud y sera hecho en- los
talleres del Arsenal, bajo la direcc16n de dicho
seffor. En- Guayama ha conseguido, para su ex-
hibici6n, un arbol muy raro, que tiene conchas
incrustadas en- la corteza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
Seccion de AnunCios
AL PUBLICO.

E que suscrbe tiene Ell gusto de ofrecer venta II
hermosas pareas de potros de- N cuartas de alzada
de coores zao rucos bayos propios para las
del tora potros de razas fnas de mas de M de aza
da coores rucios alazanos zainos amaros- Tambien
ofrezco 200 novOs de l6 20 de bonos coores propos
bueyes buenas cornaduras sobre todo son
completamente mansos ademas tengo copstantemene
exceente sur de poosy porancas de buenas
as novo para todas las epocas del ano, prometen
do hacer embarques de los pedidos que hagan,
dante buenas ferencias Los precos sern convenciona
les. VieQues, Mayo 2S de 1892. e. Sdrria. 10-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Encu9ntranse vacantes la plaza de Arquitec-
to municipal de esta Capital CON Ia dotaci6n
annual de 1880 pesos moneda corriente. mas $50
para material de ofcina; las de Medicos titulares
del Rinc6n Ceiba, y Ia escuela rural del barrio
ABuana-Yist en- la Jurisdiction de Humacao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

DEsPUEs DE ALaUNos AEos de prescribir la
Emulsion de Scott La eatima como de las mas ecaces
El nfrascto medico ciruiano certca one desde hace
algunos amos emplea buen exito cnica parcu
Emulsion de Scotn, por 10 cual estima dicho
dicamento de los mas efcaces especialmente
ciertas afecciones de los ninos." Tomas Queyedo.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30
AproYeCheSe la OCCASION.

POr habsr trasadado dueo la residencia otro pun
vende Ia Faacia que iene estabecida Yabucoa
ell Licenciado D. Francisco de P Rincon. La expresada
Farmacia ene todos accessories en- buen esado,
ejercicio 1898 o. ene aseguados medfan
e remate coo pesos Dor ssryco de medcnas enfermos
pobres. FL que desee obtenera puede dgrse al Sr Rim
con Patillas, apoderado Yabucoa, d. Redro
Jose Correa. So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

Clusl0n del mes de Maria microbes 81 al toque
de oraci6n, rosario, salutaci6n 4 Ia vfrgen himno
"al Dios de los Cielos", platca por 81 Rdo. Padre
Capellan del Hosptar militar ofrecimiento de las
flores, salve despedida. Jueves, dia de Corpus
communion general las seis media de Ia maha.
ma, 4 las ocho misa de Ia fiesta, en- Ia que can
taran plegarias Ia Vlrgen varias seforitas =
caballeros, terminando con la consagraci6n
Maria y ofrecimento de coronas por las ninfas
Sc suplica los 6eles devotos Ia asistencia tan
piadosos actos. Las ninfas demas ninas, que
10 deseen, asistiran tamblen Ia procession solem.
ne del Santfsimo Corpus hrssts que saldra de
dicha iglesia parroquial el domingo pr6ximo las
cnco de la tarde.
Fueron detenidos aver por la policfa en- esta
Capital los individuos siguientes: Ricardo Ca.
nalen Pedro Candelario por pelea escandalo
On la Gale de la Tanca; Ricardo Canales An.
dr9s Villegas por pelea escandalo en- la Gale
de Tetuan; Jose Ferrer y Pablo Vargas por pelea
on la Gale de la Luna, ocupandosele una navaja;
Catalina Campos Demetrio Villegas por escan.
dalo en- Puerta de TERRA; Csndelario de la Cruz
Antonio Trinidad por pelea ocupandole un Gu.
chillo, Juan de Mata Ruiz por hurto de un saco
CON verduras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-30

de yenta don Jaime Bareel6 Tabi6n las hay de lim6n
duces precfos conVencionales Capital,
Gale de Ia Lnna numero Is. 00--5