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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
BURIED ENooH ARDEN ALIVE.
An Egyptian Judge Who Believed
Witnesses Rather Than His own
Senses.

An Egyptian Judge Who Believed
Witnesses Rather Than His own
Senses,
From the London Standard.
A Swiss captain, at the end of a san
culinary and prolonged battle, caused the
dead and dying to be thrown alike into
pits and buried together. Some one
pointed out to him that many of the
bodies still showed signs of animation.
MY good sir" replied the Swiss, ''if a
man were to pay attention to the signs
they show there would not be o dead
body among them A similar power of
preventing the mind being turned aside
by trifiinR considerations appears to have
characterized certain kazi in the city of
Cairo, Mansur Bin Musi by name His
decisions were usually rather extra
ordinary, but every now and then
attract attention from disinter-
ested outsiders. On one occasion the in
habitants Of Cairo were shocked to see a
living man borne through the streets, tied
fast to bier, and hurried toward the
cemetery to be buried alive. His lament
able shrieks were entirely disregarded by
the bearers, who remorselessly carried
out their duty to its bitter end. II was
soon ascertained that the Kazi Mansur
was responsible for this atrocity, and,
although orientals are not easily shocked
where the administration of juatice, So
called, is concerned, yetin this case it was
felt that some inquiries should be made.
Accordingly the kazi was interviewed,
and he was asked why it was that he had
caused living man to be buried alive.
Like Mr.. Gilbert's young lady in "The
Mikado,n it was doubtless pointed out TO
him that burial alive is too
''stuify" death TO be agreeable. They
found the kazi queit ready to satisfy their
doubt. "You wish" he said, Ito know
why this man has been buried alive
Well, his burial has been ordered by me
in due form because six years ago his wife
was married to another man according to
the decree of the law, two witnesses. of
a very respectable character having eerti-
fed to his death at Bagdad The man.
however, came before the court this morn
ing, pleaded that he was not dead and
advanced claim TO recover his wife I
ordered the two witnesses to reappear
and they proved beyond doubt by fresh
evidence that they had attended his
funeral at Bagdad, where he was buried
| in their presence. From this circum-
stance it is easy to conclude that the man
cannot be a real one, but the ghost of a
| former, and must therefore be laid in
order to put an end 70 all future disputes
respecting the woman" The bystand-
ers thereupOn, as we are told, dis
| sembled their misgivings, praised the
kazi's justice and retired"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
STEAMBOAT LINES,
2 : I-sIHtVNI LIWNV'
For WARSAW & WILMINGTON ISLAND
STEAMER CAMuSI

DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY
Leaves 1hunderbolt for Warsaw 10 a. m
Sundays 10 a. m. and D. m.
Leaves Warsaw p. m. SUNDAYS and In m
For Wilmington 10 q. m. and D. m sun
days 10 a. m, 8 and p. IN.
Leave Wilmington a. m. and 6:S0p, m.
Sunday o. m, 1880 and 7:30 p. M
Tickets for sale by conductors on Rroueh-
ton street cars.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
RAILROADS
Florida and Western Railway
con 10 Aueusr e..lsga

'ANCROSS SHORT LINE-TIME CARD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
FLORIDA

Barlow CourierInformant II those blind
tiger men at Barlow sell as mean a quality OF
whisky as II is said they do, we are not sur
prised that they are all about to get into iail
The wonder Is they are not all hanged
Lakeland sun. Barlow is not the only town
hrotherY
Tampa Times: The treasurer of the negro
ODD Follows association at Port Tampa who
was TO have had his preliminary examination
before the county Judge Thursday on the
charge OF nt-rnisappropriating
the FUNDS OF the associatiOn-but on account
OF the Quarantine restrictions the man could
not be brought up.
Ocala Capitol Spain is very considerate of
her subjects now out of work in Kew West
Tampa and elsewhere. She gives them all
free transportation back to Cuba, if they de-
sire II, These people would never have left
their Cuban homes IL that island would be
ruled by Just and humane officers and now,
% her citizens wish to return, Spain is acting
In a proper spirit In providing means 10 reach
their loved homes.
The Levy Times Democrat recounts some
OF our southern follies such as: SELLING cot
ton BY the bale and buying It back by the
buying Il back by the yard, Buying bacon
and lard IN Chicago when hogs can he fat
tened so easily on peanuts and potatoes at
home Rushing drops of IN bulk on a
crowded market and buying back in piece.
meal the very surplus we have rushed UPON a
crowded market. We have good crops this
SoeA Ddt BcIOA6 january we Will De DuY1na
supplies away from home II the wives did
not have little more enterprise than the
husbands we would buy the biscuits we cat
In New England.
Tallahassee Tallahassean: This is the
mouse that Jackson built. These are the
smells that abound in the house that Jack
lson) built These are the old rotten rags
and trash and broken bottles, and de
caying shells, and other nice things that cause
the smells that abound in the house that
Jackson built These are the vendors of
.orange cider made in Chicago and de-
funet shells, and red lemonade and other
sells who occupy the stalls and cause the
smells that abound in the house that Jack
!sonl built. These are the capitalists" who
furnished the funds, as history tells for the
bu4ldlng OF the pasteboard fort with it's
smells and its sells that are now disguised
Win al the smells that abound in the house
mat Jack som built These arc the people
VINO heard the bells, that ringing loudly over
the lellS ana sighlng deeply through the dells,
IS-echo4ng through tbs fort old cells and.
Changing wildly, sounded the knens OF those
VINO sought IN the deepest wells and searched
the depths Of the hottest bells for aid in
breaking the awful spells that encoupassed
the man who caused an the smells that in
haplt the house that Jackson built
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
WHAT HICKS PREDICTS.
A Stormy September and Cold Wave
Late in the Month

DR. Ira Hicks, writing from Sky View,
ST. Louis, tosNords and Works, makes
this prediction for September weather:
The storm period central on August 81
viii give us the major part of its storms
during the three first days of September
The month will open with high tempera-
lures in all the country, except, perhaps
the extreme west and north, from which
points storms will have moved, most
likely, and the change OF wind aud tenn
perature will have set in behind them.
Central regions viii get the crisis of the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

A small boy in Maine, who brought home a
mud turtle from pond a quarter Of a mile
away noticed that whenever set free the tur-
Tie set OF In Decline direction toward the
poAo. The boy tried to confuse the turtle in
every way he could devise but the turtle was
700 smart for him and always started on la
going and was bound 70 get there In the Quick
esJ time possible. And now the boy has puz-
zled the whole township by demanding to
Know now that turtle knew ia what direction
his ancestral ponG lag.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

Connection made by trains 81 and "a
with Richmond and DanyiIle vestibule trains
through coach both ways between Savannah
ana augusta Through coach both WAYS he
tween savannah and Asheville
Trains arrive and depart from Central rail
road passenger station.
Z. FORD Superintendent.
l. M FLEMING, J.F. GRAY,
Gen. Pass Agent Tray. pass. Art
City Ticket once. No. 8 Bull street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

my
etrns
New York
Louis Chfago.
R.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

connections at Savannah. Albany, Ameri-
Gus and Montgomery with the various dfvere.
ing Ines and at Abbeville with the AbbevilIe
and Wayeross railroad "N' 4A'0
Fassengers viii be allowed to ride on All
freight trains OF s., A. & NJ railway.
c. B. WILBURN
49,, General Passenger Agent
Agent, Savannah, Ga. AN0'0''e0'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
MAcHlNERY.
MRnnINGs-

Wedding invitations and cards printed O
engraved at the shortest notice and Ia the
latest styles. We carry an extensive and we'll
selected stock OF fine papers, envelopes and
cards especially for such orders. Samules
sent on application.
MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE,
Savannah, ca.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
fleter bic YrQiaae uno iiber

neber bic 9ruiage uno iiber Die
CueQe. aus pelter Schiller pabridein
lid Den Stoh gu ieinem vWilbelm Sell"
seidOpit, limb ieBt einige urtunolibe
Nahrihten ans Sa9esli6t getommen.
llrtunolih ooer ourb gans 9lei6Ssitige
@ei6i6tsibreiber tam Die Dem Sell Su-
serehnete Sefreiungstbat (Grmproung
8eBler's nibt bewisien peroen. 9a-
sesen beiigt bic tsl. baper. SOf uno
Staatsbibliotbet siu g~eoruttes Sbsater-
itiif aus Der Mlitte oes is6ssebntsnS abr.
bunoerts, worin es heiBt, OaB oaiielbe
Stiid Dor bunoert Sabren gum er'ten
Male in 3iiria aufseiiibrt woroen lei,
alip etwa 1880. Sn oieism Stitd iinp
Die perIonen uno bic Greisuiie, melhe
our1 lie 9efOroert puroen, Siemlih 10
9sgebsu, pie mir lie bente in yWil,
belm Sell bon Schiller iinoen uno es
lit alIO wabrIbeiuli1, ba5 oieiem DID
ter ieues in @erisn sei6riebsne Wert0en
betamn se,ueien lei. Sura oieies Werts
den erbGlt aber Die Sage BON Eel uno
6ebler cine siemlide feite Ssgriinonns,
oa oit multiplying oes Stiifes mn
hruosrt Sabre bon Der bs6Guptsten
Chat ieLbt srtferut liest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

@is BinsniBbol Der SurpiB
lperoentanH sriubr elm iunges Maoben
Wiesbaum. Sasielbe wOllte laut y.
&rbl." nit einissn 6reunoiunsn on.
oere iunge Seuts abenos an 6eniter be.
lauIaeu. Sp4 pumps! lag es in
eiuem unperi6luieneu 8ruuusn unO
puroe auf iein Silisrui t~risieno aus
BEN unireirOiaiSen Babe bsraussssoseu
sliidii6er rpeiie obne tOrpsrli6sn Saa=
ben 81 erleioen. Cine 0arnuus fir
NteuSieri8e!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Una Mem Him MnIfahInttA III

9as rNep ulm @pltsblatt" lit fir
Die fol9enoe Sbnurre aus Winnea-
pulis perantwortIi6: ,SeBt lit bic
3eit, no Die Srauti6nsioer umber9e-
ben uno Den Sausirausn Die apbl-
topic iur ben @interoorratb sini2nsi-
ben. Gin oeuti6er 8rauti6usioer in
minneapolis ppllte 'eiu GeibGit aud
benz en9liib reosnpsn publitum anprsi.
len une lieB Elm S6ilo an isinem
Sausden anbrinaen. gui bsmisl-
ben itano g.. RO&mann, Cabbage.
Sailor"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Seoentli1e Warnuug.

aauimanm gum 9ebrlin9): .Rdu-
men Sic oroeutli6 Suiammen uno ipsr-
rem Sic oann oas 8eibdft 81! 9afisu
Sic aber bic S9ublaoe nit benz Sn-
iettenpulper ni6t Oiieu iteben, iOnit
tOmmen uns Wieoer Die vS9waben"
orilber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
g 6neibio q.

8etannter: ySerr 8eoaitsur, iino
Sic oenn nidt an9itli6, INNER wieoer
@ibe iiber bic nit Gt6t 9efiir6teten
S6piegermutter Su b~rin9en?!"
Heoatteur: Bah, mein Sieber,
man muB nur S6neio 1aben! @ir
brin9en ip9ar bduii9 @iBe iiber SO.
men - unO es lit uns nod ME etpas
paNirt!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
iste elegenbeit.

ySier, Serr Doctor, 1T Sbr nsusr
ansug!"
vS6on! Was toltet sr oenn?"
,S5 Wtart"
,@as? SD 3ablte Sbnen bod INNER
nur rs Wart fir einen iOl6en Nn3us!
@arum Oerlangen Sic oissmal 10
Wtart mebr2"
ySa, ieben sic, Serr Doctor, oaran
lino bic leBisen boben 6utterpreiie
i6ulo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Gum Sad1en uno Oenfen
il at.

Same: rStrr 0Ottor, Sic baben
mir 9eiast, oab oas 8ebiB oolltoms
men paIlen uno niht ais tiiniili6 er'
i4einen miro. Nun iiBt es aber loder
uno ma6t mir S4merSsn.
3abnar3t: Bite, meme 8naoiSe,
mas i6 periproden, babe i'd sebalten.
Sas 8ebiB lit 10 natiirli6, bab es Sb'
ien ielbit 3abni9merSen perurIa9t,
mebr tam man bod ni1t leilten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Is il n It e8eIeaenbeit.

Commits (Mor9ens): ySerr Miil=
Ter, Sbr &%anarienuOgel lit bieie Na6t
p~erenoet!"
Gbei: so, ba bGn9en Sic nal
glei6 oas S4ilo ms Seniter: yNus.
pertaul tpegen SOoesiaQ!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Sas 60nite 4Ibum bIatt.

&eiieuoer: vI6 bite, i5reiber
Sic mir bod etpas in mein Stamm-
bu6!"
&aufmann: y&e6t germ aber mir
idllt geraoe ni4ts ein; mas iOl ib i6rei=
benz"
&eiienoer: ,S6reiben Sic: Bite
umssbsuo nod 100 Dieter BON benz be-
itelten GbepiOtitiid 81 ieuoen. Cur
ireunoli9sn erinneruns on pip uno
60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
3 NJ U III eifer.

Sic 9inoer elltes Yoitbeamten iiber=
brin9en jubelnO ibrem 9apa ben liln9=
ten SprOBlin9 ieiner iOeben ansetOn=
meren Sodter, Dem Der Seamte in ieis
mem gifer iOfOrt ben POltantunltsltem=
pei QuiOriidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
0oriorge {.

Gr: ySente Dir, Sarab, Der feline
geil6enbers lit pom Sisbbaber ieiner
6rau i'm 9uel eritoden pprosn!"
Sic: lin 8DttespiQen! 8lei6
gehit De bin uno nImmit 6e9tunter.
ri0t!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Stpei 9 eiten.

6Oritmsiiter: y@is ssfdlt Sbnsn
oem Der neue G~OritsebiIie, Ssrr
Wirt9?"
@irtb: Ser s'falt mer uuo ss.
ialt mer net"
5Orltmeiiter: 50, pieio osnn2"
@irtb: Sell is a 10, Serr Sorlt-
meiiter: Gin tbut Der iiir 3msi uno
IGuin iiir Srei, uno Dos 9'iglt mer-
aber Sabl'u tbut er mir, uno ieu' s'falt
mer nett"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Iusn il BUN 9.

yWpbin reiien benin Sie2"
yNa9 N~Orwegen!"
,ShO! Warum oenn geraoe oGbin!"
,Sa, winen sic. ih hub' BON einem
9etlnnter einen alttn gdoeter BON
S9weoeu uno Rorpegen biuig betom-
men!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
q o b lie Grated q.

6rau (ibre S66ter lobeno): n. Sa,
6rau Na6barin, meme 5O9ter baben
cine Gr5iebung genoiien, Oas 1T groB=
artig! Bon Oenen Tam jeoe Sebn
9ienitboten bsi6dftigen!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
g d 6ne Mrbett.

p@lip, oas III bic Mrbsit Tsines Sbii.
lers2 Wtrtli6 miisrabsl. Sana talent.
lps!"
nSa unb beosnts, oaB tb msbr oils
bic Sdlfte baran 9emaht babel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Heue 9 q,

Der tleine pepi: ySutel, Su iolTt
9lsi6 na9 Sauie tommen - Elm einse.
i6riebeuer SrieitrGger lit bal"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Gatbeberblutbe.

1Sie Sri6ire lit 10 tlein. oaB lie
crit i'm Sabre 1885 eylunpen wuros!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
aus ben Papieren eines
Spra6lebrers.

@sben 1T ielissr, oeuu nsbmsn =
nur oas S%tunoenseben ui9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
6inhlih .

papa Qiet): rHadmittas 6 ubr
9roBe Veriammlung. Suno Der Sano-
pirtbe".
Sdnshen: 'n9u, Gapa, pie iie9t
oenn elm bunter Sanopirtb aus2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Rnripp'TdJr
@aHcrfnr II. S%cilanitalt,

usbsn b. Ct Soispbs alOitsr. Gdss q. II. Greenfield aps
~ I l,paufee, Uts.
GieIe meme. bon ben 5rauSistouer. z 6rpsIteru Qe,
9runoete Aultait liebt inter Der SettIIg zines tli6ti'
gen, praittibeu Arjte5 aus 9eutillau0, eiHes S1u.
lerS pom Batter 4ueIpp.
5Oigsnoe Grautbeiteu merbeR tRrirt: &heumatis'
mus. 9erbauuH95s. luterleIbS.. YerpeHs 8upi. uHo
SrauenleioeH. ionic HsuraIgie. WiiIraHe. 6rpHiiden
9atdrrh uHo ale ueberblelbiel Der Srtppe u. T. ~.
8ie aultalt III oaS gauge Sabr g%eoiuct Ste Der.
pile9uu9 Der 8rauteu gelnleht ourdl Die 6ranliSta'
ner'SApeIerH pom ct SDispbs 3Ioiier.
Austnbrltte ausfuHft ertheilt bic CberlH
SISTER NJ. ALEXIA.
SH ar5tltteu augeIs9subsiteR lpsuoe mau lb an
DIR. j. H., corn I'D & Greenfield Ave-,
Milwaukee, Wis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Ser Sncn Gleftrii6e Girtel III bas biligae urS s~uSerldEisis SeituaiHeI.
-Cefentide Mnerfennnng Der @eroienEe beIslbsn.

EFte tng NorN & CpnfhribtNp TSLT7 uol
TrG Srn CMap, 81, 10 grj 1899
@aaHa Sr-estf eraNa in tskm Samnr ts eaans mss ssa enna HMNH mphh
amOnn bpr i'd in Sbr Office porrrahu m elmer Stn GIenrii@en Cartel w tutn S6 phrbe
Satunb Gb spat tabn tdteih nFeHe Gre abaL SObab i'd Sbe gorihur9 fab ub mir er
natpurbe mic elm phdHam snNha Gnom tnpppeSmHtp rbs pEe i'd ms yer cartel mbe
basTor pa8 i6 nMJ bate Sd tcte emnS tn Wo Gdr.I gu $1,000 r quite rUs lbn 2rp
emSHrs mtG eht belbmhn @artAs parb b pmsntmu. %aree rwarmrom Taru abghpHmL
SmetH men @ennbbet bee, ais e atn SaMmp m;ib bate an &beumatsmus felt Shen gu
Iepeu mb mn bn Id puaambN s6ht SD babe phnm emr5 rume srae4 Sbn GHftdf6sn
@a.s apupeub1um bouefr oUrhuo amh.
S6bn elm Semhbn uuo aui her gehihe s.t emnnt Smmb SmauO, cna an bdm Smons OL
&@i tsuMe ebo GweHat mnb bel mir rfpnhnu Der an mid f6rbe1 i'd rgte e beaiMn
EL SnL t5tanfe Stmn umns mem Saen fMt lie gfhus bon memsn SdmSaL pdde SIRE
Gfnbuns mir sbadtbat
Dor benz Gehub Sbrss UartAs baaetb eneS nubnt GOuanfar sNesm umS oapraaHnuus
en- ause@bh; Sbr Cartel III tntbe Shfdt basb lNel moU paapfs SaImhhL ss Id emN
eGmben
SD pimhei Dm GebeMnt gu L Sic ab duden ubr SbrmG as ut nSans hanbpoMuf
O. bm GrIs ub BEN @ubm, bTn Shft efeuI bnettot
SdpabtMhS Der SFpe g. s. Soffmauu
GRtIpuS q Gpntamit CS-E9S SMMb Ct, GrbatRohmus srs Union Gre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-08

Algunas personaa han creido yer en- ell edi
tOrial de LA CoRRKsroND1NCIA publicada On gu
ediei6n de antss de aver, ofensas contra Ia per
sonalidad del Excnno. Sr. General don Jose Las
90 y Psrez, gobsrnadOr que fu@ de esta Antilla ,
respecto del cuGl, en- el terrenO particular, STEM
Pre- mos hemos expreBadO en- los meiores terminus
EoconoCi6ndoe entire otros IN tinbHs de gloria
cue le enaltece mucho: su honrsdez indlscutible
Pero las apreciaciones que se han hecho res
pecto del editorial de referencia, no son justas
Los hombres p6blicos cuandO mas encumbradoa
90 hallan, maS sujetos estan las censuras y
aplAusos de 10 prensa de los ciudadanos todos,
quisA0s las leyes NO niegAn el derecho de juz.
8 mas menos apAsionado. En- ningdn caso deben
LOS del gobernante, que SON del dominic pdblico.
81 mismo general Lasso 10 comprende asf, puee
durante GA mando On esta Provincia LA CORES
RoNDENolA y toda 6 casi toda la prensa del pals
oensur6 CON durexA sus actos en- la question Ia
TIfGs, ain que 81 -ostensibemente oil menos,-se
diess por Otendido.
Oonst0 que, NO mos hacemos violencia, sine
que por el contrario NOS satisfacemos nosotrol
mismOs, hacienda la anterior aclaraci6n y 10 que
vamos repetir: No estames conformes CON los
pr0eedimientos del General Lasso como Gober.
nad0r dc 10 Provincial durante el canfficto de laG
TarifAs Ocurrido On estoG dfas el afio pasado, ra
S6n por la cual hicimos menCi6n de ellos al ocu
parnos de 10 etem9ride del dia; pero reconoce
mos en- su personalidad como caballero milita1
de AOnrosa hoja de servicio, m6rtos muy dignol
de la eonsideraci6n y del reapeto pdblicos so
br0 todO una honEadeE intachable que siempre hs
Sido J sOr6 snalteClda On Puerto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-08

(TRADUmDos PARA La CoRREsPoNDENo1A)
New York, Setiembre q. Telegramas dc
Grimbsy dlcen que ha sido deelarado infestado q
, prohibido el trG6cO. Sc anuncian casos de CO
leEA On Jersey City, Estados Unidos.
New YeHk 4-as dee q Francia ha concedldc
al gobierno de Siam meses de pr6roga para cum
pir el ultlmatum. Noticias de Berlin dicen que 81
Emperador, de Alemania ha celebrado ol auiver
sario de 10 batallA de Sedan On Meta con brillan
ass mauiobras. Al acto concurri6 y fu6 esplendl
daInente recibdo, el principe heredero de Italia,
Dic0ae que la escuadra rusa visitara Tolon el
10 de OCsubre pr6ximo y que oil Presidente de la
Rap6blica FranCesa, Mr.. Carnot, le hara una es'
pl6ndida reception, La sefiorita Leal Young, es'
eoc0sa, gan6 On Monte Carlo, en- el t6rmino de una
hora, sesenta nail ibras esterlinas al juego. Dicen
dc Jamaica que NO se tienen noticias del vapor AL
20 que sali6 de New York el l6 del pasado en- via
is para IL isla Fortuna, Haity y Colombia. Un des
paCh0 de Paris dirigido al Pail Mall G6Sete, dice
que las nuevas C6maras franeesas SO compondran
Dc es monGrquicos y 5l3 republicanos, incluyen-
do entire 6stos 60 soeialistas
New York e-Noticias de Dinamarca, anun
clan la muerte del principe Wilhelm, hsrmano
del Rsy. Su muerte ser6 causa de romplmiento
entire numerosos miembros de la familia real de
aquel pals.
Mereado: - Harina st. Lawrence, s so a
S 3.S5.-De maix, Brandewine, 2-75-Tocino,
mes, SIS { 5 Isl. Nueva Estaci6n de Is &
$l6a.-Miel, Islas inglesas, 10 centavos gallon.
--CAmbios de New York sobrs Londres, S 81.
Pesos mejiOanos So centavos.-A1dcar cristali'
Esdo, D. centavos y mosCabado centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-08

no imprsgns do gotss dc aguas, mejor dicho,
hiee dsalisarpor mi rostro J cerebro 81 agua, =
para continulF las comparaciones de mi sueho,
leo innediaamente CoRnEsYoNDENcIA, es decir,
deslizo por ri mente tantos hombres. Casua
lidadl Digios: lavarse oil hombre la cara y
leer LA CcRREsroHDENorA; como eterna es, una
costumbre eternA ssr& 81 pnblicaci6n como con
serve 10 tOrna que tiene.
lQu6 qsebrsdita NO forma ci@negas, ~char
COS, etc, donde el aire 20 vicia 2 Lone poblado
pequeho NO tiene chismosos (m6dicos, alcaldes,
etc que inpriman IL civilizacl6n otro de
rroter0.
Los ma1antiales son las escuelas; los hay
potables y no potables: los potables son irecuen
tados y mejorados subsstiFan como las bue
mas escuelAs
1Que 81 Puerto. Rico comparable CON las
| naciones? I'll Dorado comparsdo Madrid: an
lago que evapora aqua insalubre y no llega for
| mar lluvia, porque estas NO gentlemen mas que
oxfgeno hidr6geno, por esto.~ ~eomprsndemos IL
Chismograffa para 10 Exposition. Antss que Elk
posci6n debhmos teper Universidad. Entra
| remos On el Gglo de "la electricidad SIN tsner
Universidad? No 10 creo. Los partidos todos
y todas lac asocisciones deben impensrse una de
! rrama que inEgnifeante como sl atomo, foTme
nm euerpo, la Universidad.
Sr. Don Ramon B. Lopez: al uated ha lede
10 que sntecede quisre escribir, hag&lo, que pol
mi parte 10 ase&urO que nunca nos couocaremos
psrsonalmente. 81 % agrada mi modo de escri
bir, me 10 dice, y 81 a6, CON su pan 10 10 coma.
Sin otrs B. s. M formula social ).-Un ig
ssSsGMts qwe pisns0.
?. D-Rscuerdos Pepe Gordils