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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
The Burial of ei.t W. Rigbr

WILLIAMSON, S. c., March l5.-Never
in the annals of time has our town Wit
messed SO sad, so heGrt-rending a sight as
the home bringing of the remains VI our
loved and honored townsman, Gist W.
Bigby, who was killed at Mount Vernon,
Ga. On hearing the sad tidings, an escort
Of honor was formed by the young men OF
town, who met the body at Bolton, some
eight miles below Williamson. The wires
flashed messages far and near TO the absent
loved ones, all OF whom hurried home for
one last look on the face OF their precious
dead. When the prolonged whistle Of the
evening train announced its coming the cit
liens Of the town went en- masSe 20 meet and
convey TO the widowed mother her dead
boy. May God never again permit me to
gaze on such a sight. The young brother,
just II years, came in front with three noble
ministers, who had known them both from
bahyhood. Then followed the long pro-
cession bearing the precious casket. Gist
was the idolized darling OF an almost blind
and widowed mother, and seldom has there
ever been such a son, and when she saw the
casket, stretching out her frail hands,
she cried out ''Is this all that is to come
back 70 mamma! o. my boy, my boy-my
Gist." ''Gist, o. Gist," came Ia sgonizing
cries as mother. sisters, brother, aunts and
cousins knelt clinginR to the casket Of their
idolized dead. But the handsome face was
still, the dark hair brushed back from the
marble brow the mute lips powerless to toll
them Of the cruel death from a oOwerdly
hand, or respond to the anguished mothers
cries, "Can you but speak, If but word, to
mammap All night long subdued lights
rssted on the beautiful dead face as it lay IN
its sable-draped parlor, and sad watchers
sat in silence.
On the following day the female co-
lege and male academy suspended exercises
and business houses closed, and all wendell
their way to the church, where three minis
ters testified each IN their own eloquent
style, 20 the loneliness 0f life and character
of Gist W. Bigby. Then the organ sobbed
its low. sad requiem. the casket, covered
with floral offerings from almost every
home, was reverently borne to the cemetery,
followed by she largest conoourse of
people ever seen In our town.
and laid in it's final resting place
by kindred dust, and the broken~hearted
family and the frail mother. who will never
rally from the shock, went back to the
home thus desolated by another mans
hand.
The sun has set-shadows gather-but
stars look down in the holy radiance on the
new made grave, and flowers sweet and
rare shed their fragrance thereon, and,
kneeling, we place on the hallowed spot the
immortelles of love, honor and regret
WILLIAMSON.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
Tonsils Cauter.zed in Sleep.

Parts Correspondence London Letter.
For the past five months a girl Of Is, OF
good family, had been lying in a state cl
omplete lethargy in a private hospital at
Vesinet, outside Paris The sleeping maiden
has been recently restored to consciousness
by DR.. Reffegeau, who had charge of her,
in a peculiar manner. She usually lay
asleep with her mouth wide open and her
throat exposed to view. The physician
noticed that one Of the tOnsils was enlarged,
80 he resolved TO oauterlze 1t With red-hot
iron, an operation which would be beneficial
TO the patient, even If it did not have the
effect OF terminating her cataleptio condi-
ton.
After the iron bad done its work, the
girl, who had been previously insensible TO
the prickinR of pins, manifested unmistak-
able signs Of pain~and uttered feeble cry.
From that moment she began to return
gradually to consciousness, and at last
ewoke. saying to the nun who was taking
care of her, where am IF' The patient
had no recollection or notion of anything
that had taken place during the five months
10 which she was asleep, and manifested
the greatest surprise when told about her
extraordinary long slumber. She Is now
said to be in a normal state of health, full
Of spirits. and eager to make up for her
long silence.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
Old Jones in Town.

From the Cedar Rapids Gazette
Say what ye will O. city ways, they amt the
kind for me;
found that out the time went a-visltin' ter
see
My son, who's dom bizness in block about the
sZs
o. the Allegheny mountains-er can't believe
my eyes
thought wouldn't write him was comm,
but I'd make
The trip all unbenownst ter him, an walk right
in an take
Him unawares, because knowed surprise ID
Lots greater to him when stood right there
before the boy.
An when I stepped inside the door expectin'
there to see
My own dear son. a little office kid stepped up
ter me,
me- "Old Pard.
You csn't see Mr.. Jones until you've sent him
in your card"
Jehosaphatl but l was mad, an said ter HIM
My chir.
I'd like ter take ye cross my knee an tan yer
If Stephen Jones is in this place you trot him
This thing o sendn' in yer card don't fit yer
Uncle Cy."
At that some other fellers all commenced a.
actin queer,
An one laid down his pen and ssidirl My lords,
what have we herei"
In just erbout mint I'd a-tnrsshed the saucy
pup
Had not my son come in just then an cleared
the matter up.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
FOR SALE
NURSERY.
WEDDINGS

Wedding invitations and cards printed or en-
grEved at the shortest notice and in tho lAtass
tyles. Ne carry an extensive and wen selected
pecialIy for such orders. Samples sent on APP
pdcation. aoRSIEs News Printing Houss
Savannah, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
The Hiherninns, Meetinr.

The society held its annual meeting in the
Screven house parlors at noon yesterday.
The old officers were reelected as follows:
President--P. W. Meldrim.
Vice President-J. r. Dillon.
Treasurer and Marsh all. F. Brooks.
Seoretary-C. F. Prendergast.
Assistant SecretarY-J. NJ. Hogan.
{ Standard Bearer-M Cooley.
The resignation Of Mr.. ?. F. Gleason was
read and accepted and DR.. I. L. Boyd was
elected member to ill the vacancy caused
by Mr.. Gleason's resignation.
The following standing committees we're
reappointed:
Finance aud CHARITY. R. Dillon, vice
president, ex-of1cio chairman: j. Lyons, J.
j. McGowan, Luke Carson and A. Hanley.
Membership William Kehoe, chairman;
John Flannery and DIR. r. j. Mum.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
WAYCRoss NEWS WAITS.
Farmers Through Planting Corn-An
Increased Melon Crop.

Farmers Through Planting Corn-An
Increased Melon Crop.
WAYCRoss, Ga, March 1.-THE farm
ers, as a rule, have planted their corn and
are now engaged in preparing their lands
for cotton. The farmers say IL is prob
able that larger acreage of cotton will be
planted than was thought would be the
case at the first of the year. The acreage
of corn will be increased throughout the
county. Land that has been lying idle will
be cultivated and the acreage of all crops
will be increased,
The melon crop will be larger than it was
last year. The largest truck farms in the
county are near Waycross and they are in
a high state of cultivation. Those who are
engaged in the business are OF the opinion
that the yield will be larger AID the de-
mand for their products will be greater
than usual.
CLOSE OF THE REVIVAL.
Rev. DR.. r. G. Pierson preached his fare
well sermon ct the Baptist church last
night to large audience. During the ten
days he has teen preaching here the con-
gregation has been very large, and last
night many people had to remain out Of
doors, as there was no room inside the
church. The revival has been the most
successful that has ever been conducted
here.
DR.. and Mrs. Pisrson left on the O'Clock
train for Augusta this morning.
Gov. Northen and State School Commits
siOner s. d. Bradwell will address the peo-
pie Of Charlton county on the cause of COM
mon school education at Folkston to-day
The Waycross Rifles have been invited to
attend and they will be- there in full nuns
bers. The company will give one Of their
excellent drills and be reviewed by the gov
ernor. Gov. Northen and Commissioner
Bradwell will address the people of Pierce
county at Blackshear tomorrow.
FINE CATTLE RANGE.
M. ]. Mock, a farmer who lives near here,
says that he has a fine cattle range on bis
place. He is going TO pay a great deal OF
attention to raising cattle and hogs Mr.,
Mock is a successful trucker and does not
run regular farm. There are some good
cattle ranges owned by his neighbors Cat
tie raising is a profitable industry. and no
county affords better ranges than Ware.
They are not confined to Mr.. Mock's neigh
borhood, but in different parts Of the
county are to DO found fine ranges. Cattle
raising will be an important industry here
IN a few years.
The county court will convene at the
court house Saturday. There Is a large
number of civil cases on the docket.
Work on the artesIan we'll is suspended
for few days. The stanGpipe will reach
the hight of 100 feet to-day. The well has
been csving in at the bottom and work has
been retarded. The drill which was broken
of In the we'll has not been recovered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18

Company, Murray Now York CITY.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18

"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which arc
destroying their loved One0, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfm
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR- J. f. KnsCHELoE,
Oonwav ARK
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
A Child Burned 10 Death.

HAzLEHURsT, GA, March II. A g.
months-old negro child was fatally burned
at Graham yesterday. It's mother mad gone
out to do some work, leaving the child with
some other children, none Of whom were
over years old. 1t is supposed that the
larger children were playing with fire and
dropped a piece on the child, which was
burned to death before the flames could be
aYEppuiahed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
Carlsbad sprudel Salt

Is not a mere purgative, it is an alternative
and a constitutional remedy. There is
nothing Just as good" when you can OBJ
tain the genuine imported article. Do not
be imposed upon by unscrupulous dealers.
The genuine have the signature OF "Eisner
& Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New York }"
on every bottla
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
CUrICURA REMEDIES.
FOR SKIN DISEASES
Doctor Recommends Cuticura Because II
Has Never Failed to Give
Good Results. rs
Cured in ? Months, salt Rheum OF 20
Years Standing Where All Other
Remedies Failed.

It gives me pleasure to recommend your Gu
TICURA REMEDIES to all who are troubled with
the various forms OF skin diseases aud blood
poison. / have prescribed your CUTICURA on
several occasions and il mas never fail, to give
your CUTICURA REM DIES After using CUrI-
CURA, CUTICURA SOAP and CUT1cURA REsoLvENT.
the patient was sound and we'll She was
troubled with salt r4elm and had been suf-
ferer for over twenty years. After beginning
the use OF CUTICURA REMEDIES. she was cured
sound and well in three manths.
DR.. NJ. K. JENKINS,
23s Houston street, Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18

$50 your father has gone to Europe, has
he, Wallet" Eyes, air. think maybe
they're going to make him king or some
thing over there. / would. if were them"
Rorper's Young People. .tt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
Castoria.

"CastoriA is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon thei- children"
DR.. G. G. OsaOoD,
Lowell, Mass.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-18
CastOria.

"Castoria is so we'll Adnpted to children thai
recommend it Us superior TO any prescription
known 70 me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. z.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04

OoEri6 la voz de que ell fuego fe
aproximaba I'm dep6sito de pintu.
ras y amoniaco, con la pos bilidad
de una tremenda explosion, y este
produjo I'm principle de panico en-
tire los espectadores. Felizmente
no llegsron & realizarse esos temo-
res; q las oustro de la tarde estaba
dominado ell incendio y comenzaba
la Obra de recoger los restos de las
victimas.
Sc sabe que han perecido diez y
siete personas, bomberos cssi todo',
entire ellos varios capataces, igu-
rando tambi6n entire las victimas ell
superlntendente del edifi 10 Y dos
muchachas que en- 81 expendfan IL
monada; y Sc echan de menos
cuatro personals mas, miembros de
a Guardia Oolombina, que tai vez
hayan sufrido la misma suerte. FL
nnmero de heridos graves no baja-
"a en- todo caso de veinte, y hasta
pudiera ser mayor ell de muertos,
toda vez que no hay noticia cierta
de cuantas personals se hallaban en-
ell interior del edificio.
La catastrofe de aver es un aviso
y, iquien sabe 81 IN precursori Por-
que en- los terrenos de la Exposi-
ci6n abundan los edifioies que no
tleIen mejores condolences para
resistir un incendio que el Cold Sto-
rage Building.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04

egoismos. en- que, comunmente,
parecen no solo los que, atraidos,
van tras ella, creyendola tabla de
vida en- Ia desesperaci6D, sino has
to los mismos que de ella deducen
medios de saciar sus torpes y cri-
mirales instintos, pues 10 dema-
gogia sabe trAicionarGe q 81 mis-
ma, hacienda gemir q los vence-
dores, igualmente que q los ven
cidos, en- la hora fatal de sus
triunfos.
Ide d6nde mace tanto mali
Pues, mace, en- parte, de la err6nea
= perversa tendencia que ha do
minado siempre en- algunas claseI
sociales, para su propiA ruina, y
en- parte, de las complacenciss y
corbardfas de los gobierroS. que
ven y contemplan impasibles las
primerAs chispas del incendio, Sin
curarse de prevenit los aconteci-
misnto', corrigisndo cen mano
fuerte los siniestros anuncios de
Ia catastrofe, que arrsstrara ur
dfs, y no ha de tardar mucho,
los pueblos y sociedades.
(Del libro Waterloo PolfticO d.
nuestro DIRECTORY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04
La DELEGATION AUTOIOhIS7I.

Tuvo aDteayer efecto Ia reunion
semestral que suele celebrAr Ia De
Iegsci6n del Partido autonomista.
So hizo presente que solo cuatrt
localidades habiAn cumplido e
precepto dc 10 renovation. Sc hi
20 una resefia de los actos De
Directorio, incluso ell relative
10 reception de los SS. Infantes de
Espans, en- que el Presidente se
porto bien, por 10 cual fuera Ggria
mente censurado por no pocos de
os proPios. La Delegation Apro-
bo por unanimidad todos los sctos
del DirectoriO, y con cato dicho
queda que estan desaprobadas lac
censuras aque lac.
Sc acordo asimismo IN caluro.
so aplauso para el ssfior Labrs,
por 10 defensa que del PArtido
autonomista hiEo Gltimsm ense, y
que se de un manifesto d 10 Nae
cion, condensando en- a., pura ,
simplemente, 10 moci6n presents.
do por ell senior Blanco sobre de-
claraciones del sefior LAbra, que
hace suyas el partido, fijAndo Gu
aetisud y posicionss en- la politiea
general.
Y aqui psz y dsspues gloria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04
NuestrOs DiputadOs.

No puede quejarse la Isla De
sus actuales representatives puer-
torriquefios. Ellos en- su mayoria
nan dado muestIas tensibles de
entusistmo por corresronder ( Ia
mission que les est& col fada. Lo
sefiores Alfau y Garcia Gomez
iucharon como buenos contra 10
ruinosa reforma del Sr Ministro.
El senior Balbas ha replicado al
Diputado cubano que proponfs 10
exclusion de nuestro tabaco en-
Cuba, y ha pedido Ia construcci6n
de- un fsrrocarril desde Lares q
Afiasco. El senior Torrepando en-
las concesiones y presupuestos &c
presenta como una dc las activi-
dades mas salientes. Nototio es
cuanto 90 ha movido en- todas d.
reeciones el sefior Garcia Molinas
? 10 que ha inauido en- las modi-
icaciones favorables del presu-
puesto, sobresaliendo su empefio
en- 10 relative q fAvorecer a Ios
perjudicados en- Ell incendio de
Arecibo, y en- promover ell bueD
exito de 10 Exposition de Puerto =
Rico d favor de la cusl sigue ges
tionando para que Ell Gobierno
presto su apoyo moral y material,
ademas del pecuniArio. De otrol
ssrvicios de este digno represen
tante hemos habls 10 artes de hoy.
En- cuanto Sl sefior Lastres POGO
diremos, pues bien conocidos SOD
su cello y su Intervention. Hemo.
leido su brillante discurso en- 10
discussion del presupuesto, y We.
mos que en- 81 tocs de una name
"a fundamental todac las cuestio.
nes del dis; tales como la del
descuento, 10 de los vapores tras-
atl&nticos, la de las reformas, 10
do lac comunicaciones por cable,
ia de las obras del puerto de Ma
yagiiez, Ia de socorros q Arecibo,
?, por 1ltimo, Ia mas impo rtantt
do todas, Ia question mon etarlA.
FeIicitsmos, pueS, 4 nuestros
Sres Diputados por ell interes que
vienen demostrando en- las i IT,
mas tareas parlamentarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04
Empezsremos dando detalles de

Empezsremos dando detalles de
este lsmentable acontecimiento
Presa de Ia dolenoia con que al
timaron sus dfas, tenia ell g. fermo
alternatives en- sn curso, Y estuvo
como de siete 6 Ocho meses sin to-
mar paItjciDa con en- los asuntos de
la casa de comercio de que era fun
dadOr, retir sndos4 p0r consiguiente
a Ia vida pacitica, para recobrar su
quebrsntads sa d !, hesta que ell dia
citado la terrible guada1a de Is
muerte cort6 ell hilo de gu existen
cia, despues de reolbir los auxilioa
espjrituales, que fueron suministra
dos tempo, J recibidos con la re-
signacion del buen cristiano.
Ensegnida invadieron la casa del
difunto todos los amigos, y la rrne
ba mas evidente de que poseia Sim
patias generates, era 10 de que las
diversas clases socisles acudieron
pres ur0sos & demostfar 4 Ia familia
la manera de serle 1tu en- tau criti-
cos momenro, y 4 patentizar, en- Ia
totma mas elocnente, el testimonlo
de Ia consideration que merecia al
que "a no existe q sls ahlgidos deu-
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04
ASOCIlCION DE AGRICULTORES.

Eu la reciente Junta general ce-
iebrada aqai por Ia Association de
Agricultores de esta Isls, propuso
ell Vioepresidente de ia misma,
sefior Blanco y Soss, la creacl6n de
un Binco Agricola scbre las 81
guientes Bases, que fneron apro-
badas, y las cuales copiamOs del
DiGrio de Puerto Rico:
81: Convoosr I'm certamen para
ell Centenario ofrecIendo IN premio
de 800 pesos al mejor proyecto de
Estatutos para IN Banoo agricOla.
"a O5rO premlo de 100 pesos pa
"a la m ajor cartilla demostrativa
de la venienoia de las Asooia-
clones de todo orden, y especial
mente agIicOlas, reparti6ndose POI
la isla.
81 Que SO abra una suscri pci6n
de 10000 acciones de a Glen pesos
para un 3 .nco, dlvididss en- cuatro
series, trabsjindose para cubrir Ia
prlmerS, pagaderas, el ZO por Glen
to de Contado y el go restantes en-
d6cimas parties.
4a One Sc organicen viaies agr.'
)las para activar la suseripci6n
colocaudolas especiaImente entre
los agrIcultores, quienes Sc esti.
mulara tambi6n para que concnrrar
Ia Exposicl6n."
En- la misma Junta acord6 Ii
Asociaoi6n un expressive voto d.
gracias para los Sres DiputadOs |
COrtes por Pnerto-Rico, Garcia Mo
linas, Torrepando y Gssc6n, po;
ell interes y acierto que han des-
plegado en- todos los asuntos rela'
Cionados con la Asociaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04

prircipiaron los ofcios religiosos
con la brillantez del case, y, una
vez terminados, fu6 trasportado ell
cadAver a 81 Ultima morada, Sc
guido del Cortejo fdnebre,-no sin
que antes Sc llevaran e1ecto otras
tres posas, que, como las primeras,
resultaron lucidas y dignas del OBJ
jeto.
El f6retro, lujossmente decorado
= ofreclendn m buen golpe de Wis
to, resL ~as6rio y elegante, os.
teDtsndo Una bonita corona que
dedicaba al finado la familia del
senior Bruuet, en- consideration d
a amistad que les llgaba con Ell
que en- vida foe su excelente ami
go.
Fu6 despedido ell duelo por Ell
Rdo Padro don Benito Puig, con
fcase coIrecta y galana, que gust6
mucho al auditorio, expIanando
c0ncept0s pertinentes en- esa clase
ie oraciones. Demostr6 ell Padre
Puig con excesO Ia ilustraci6n que
posee y sus vastos conocimientos.
LIE queda ell pesar la familis
del finsdo de haber perdido un sc.
querido, y q los que como nosotros
SO honraban con susamistad, ell de
haber perdido IN amigo verdadero
El partido incondicionalmente es
pa1ol echara de menos un afiliadc
leal.
| POr tanto, desde estas columnsi
acompanamos a la familia en- e
iusto dolor que experiments, y Ii
ofrecemos ell tribute de la con
sideraoi6n mas distinguida
| EI COrrespOnsal.
4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04

FL bandolerlsmo y su recrudeclmientO.-
Extrana coircidencia. .-Elogios p6stu
mOs.-Un panteon. - COntraste horri-
ble.-tUn nuevo partido4-Un presagio
de Canovas. Battalion Cazadores de
Cadiz en- Manzanillo.
Es VI hecho tan evidente como
triste el de que, CON los escarceot
refcrmistas motlvadoa en- la Anti =
lla hermans por ell Proyecto reor
ganizador del Sr Maura, ha coin
cidido una especie de recrudeei-
miento en- la plsga del bandole-
rismo, que tan abAtida habia deja
do el General Pol&viejs, aquel illus.
tree Gobernador de C0ba que es
hoy blanco de los mas rudos {
injustos ataques por parte del
funest1,imo contubsrnio autono-
mo-izquierdista.
En- brevisimo transcurso 1e
tempo se han cometido en- dis
tintas comarcas de la Isla doc
secuestros, el de I'm nino = el de
un adulto.
Manuel Garcia y otros toragi-
dos de su calafla tienen frecuentes
encuentroI con Ia fuerza pdblica
que los persigue valerosamente,
pero por desgracis sin el exito
que es de desear.
De asesinatos y asaltos cortrs
10 propiedad, hue7gA escribir una
sola palabrs. lTan continue
mente aCaecen en- los campos de
CubAl
Ultimamsnte habian sido oscar
mentados, con rerdida de uno dt
ellos, muerto, 81 no recordamoi
NAL, por individuos de una que
rrilla, tres bandoleros que depre-
daban y saqueAban dIatrazados dc
Guardias Civiles.
No puede negsrse que atrave
samos una epoca de Carnaval er
toda forma.
En- Ia mistna Isla de Cuba 1 nc
Sc dan autonomistAs furiosos QUE
se estan disfrazando shora de gu
bsrnamsntales, y otros que sin SCI
autonomistas in corde se atAviAr
inconscientemente, concedAmoslo
con ourdos ropsjes de autono-
mia?
Tiene la paIabra Figaro, aun-
que haya tempo queiys no exists,
Para que repitA desde ultra
tumbs:
"To6o el ano es CarnaVal".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04
NECROLOGIAS.
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81 f6uebre tanido de la campa.
ma anunci0 ell ~cuadro mas triste y
desgarrador en- 10 'familia del cor
secuente amigo Y correligionsrio
don Antonio Sim6 y Qeggler, que
sucumbi6 ell dia % del corriente
despu6s de prolongada do!encis.
Nj los sacerdotes de la cienoia,
agotan 10 ell 1timo extreme, nj los
esfnerEos hechos por la distinguida
tami(ia del f1nado para sslvar DE-
as gsrras de la muerte a aquel s6i
querido, fueron eufcientes para
que ell dec:etO del Altfsimo dejara
de cumplirse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04

Egipto 4 aus soldados: 'Caaren
ia siglos os contem o,aa -.
Nosotros, ain lss preteneiones
de gigantic nj la celehridad del
Capitsn del siglo, nos permit
mo- deciF desde aquf q nuestros
vAlienres hermanos de Cadiz:
IOs contemplsmos, esprit.
tasImeut', con orgulo, y os en-
vfAmos un hurra carifoso, lunto
con IN viUa para nuestra querids
Espsna. msdre de- todos y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04

que nos ha inspiEado las prece-
dentes lineaa.
Terrible frase aqu6lle, pero NO
por terrible menos exscta en- inf.
nidAd de Casoa y de cosaa:
Homo homini lupus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-04
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